Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 10, 1924 · page 8

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

. Ind south Atlantic.

Ann“ """"”‘ :9“, 43 "4‘ ers thst ever pushell his way into
’_ ‘m. C“? as. 29.9‘ 43 clear pouuc‘l 1 . ll ‘o'n‘ ‘0 ‘et Milt,
" m‘“ A“- 3'“ u ‘16" or publicity out or this incident. The
"i-"H'U‘ 23'” 4° Cl“? women workers at whose small sul-

W .._... :9." 32 snow genes he denied promise him thst
Mo 0...... :9.“ 28 snow mimeogrsphed copies of his letter
1M, ”a... 19.2: 2: clai- “will be utilised for the enllghtmcnt.

s: it

 

. . RI es Just’Follm
' m J o. . saw-H“ ' 1.. .31; The Man mm

qunIssu.‘

 

 

 

on Pra.
Telephone: Ker-12k 32-08.

 

'l’elcpr. one—Sam} 1 3 u.

 

the Year .................. ”.00

per week.

i

 

through sordid lust

herein.
supreme}.v

All rlgh‘s c: pubiicstion of modal had: ,1 though:
”snatches herein 5" m reserved. its: toyed uith axle

 

lo: nephews

Ll distraught: do ladies idols

And Action

A. r‘aa‘;
pars o: .z:
of ht" rum. ‘
in: “15"“. Va: 131...; ,‘ i: ty tzoi
spacial Graz‘. Jury in llsrtiori a: i
l’rmrzrnert of Health.’ _.. -

V

 

___._____,—————

0L".

 

 

5b

bv ‘l’.‘ S'atr
'(J‘Jt‘d nae-"1.13 and thri: irzrr.‘
sre Fr'akll'.‘ :l‘mugh :2"; c6377...
of cer‘azn new! awry. attacking in
.5 the "tome-am

DEATH THE LETELLEB

'l

Are shadows, not
things:

 

no urtwrtam ts:
rev-manor. c.’ .. . .:.sr:s
sulhcrzu‘r

 

:75‘1'37‘3'!
~.'. r‘fi ;: is hard 1‘

' r ,':"‘S as arrriewi‘i 5 3:1

Frcvpzre std Crcvn':
.‘Jlsfi'. tumble down.
in the dust be equal made

 

ehou‘ai lr:

rrirmgi r ‘7 A -:

 
 

 

 

 

 

'rl'mv! ‘.."'1»"1 “'3’?“ dIT'IOU-ES 331: “‘1'... the pom- crockcd scythe and
rzuizcnl z lumitacn “ere secured; ”n.3,“ .

thro 4:3; 9...": as. from: slat/.11 be;

rind ;f ‘-' ‘ 7 fir? C21! '~':'3’~ r2121 shards may reap
1:! ; ‘hrz' lzrrfirrsi

T1 --“ "" '- ‘ ' -" ‘13 1‘? .‘rrshfalxtis u‘hére 1hr.)
nc’, c' ' "To “fr: ;

tuna" ' :2'9' ‘..-. l

srh' ‘ ' " the .'

cut.- I. . r A r . 2,: 1

thth ‘ ’ " i. T. .5

(arr r. I. 1‘ r“ c «- (f s!

nzll A‘ ~ ‘: ‘1" cf 1‘2; '

lcg- r n In ° .1:

gar-'4' .- i .. r 'i -:

torn .; " ‘ '2“! if: 0L-

armsa'”: at: -5.s;‘l 3.1:‘29 an‘

when: :rss 7. a: 2- :01' than, i

 

iron: 3 l’.i“‘.f
Lourazonu=
-;rrs i' 7?"

find; :14 5'
dlrrtti‘un
0:27: r .6"
”Vt?” A

 

_:.r lzrn'i- lfi'ilit dime

 

mrmr 1‘ ‘ ;'.;'.' 2' “‘32! I, . ‘he (:31 tomb: ‘. a.

to “Mr" H“: ‘73 ”I ‘ any" If ‘5” 5““ - tho' 1' rise' 5 item 0119'
vii. l ' “1:; 2' : v”: as} literal: ‘ '30-“ ‘ H ., ' A .
nus] ., - , . ..a. (.1 3-. .. ' ’ ' ‘3 " “ m“: ”9:5: PI" wrote (in the ore-
‘ ' " ' ‘, , " ' ‘v . In 'Jm-‘rh Andrsws‘) "\Vhrn
n a" ‘ r '. warn innit. '

 

-—JA.\l ES SiflfiLE Y.

allailfi’d' Mn: satisfac'o-v

 

 

 

 

 

i
That :1 :i.-- . way for thinf
m ; -.._ s, ,; -. 1"“ l: /Ls (.‘uardls snot-rs.
-._,,.,..____,- ._,c.._~___. i ___._

\vlivv' tr) ‘-lr. (grunt. 3 7‘ P "'7‘ 17'3””? r’ 7“":‘33"! 5'
___.___ i'x r;"’-;a;tr ses'brdav lwl'l‘etn
cindnpnjfi “w", 3.7;"; rcs»:;':l'tx'e Ls Guarilia and six
"1"”: '31:: ._' E’J'.i.‘.’..";'.‘_".? iv e “"3"" ‘ "7F15‘§¢°3 "3 it? 3““ York
’00:, . ., w.‘ .. "t E d LaTwrr commit'ee vras literal-
;nHrg {, :' ‘zr: '27."? if.» 2027; ‘i'crk H“?-

‘v v. Yr.

alt-says n‘ y‘ ‘i' :1 .‘: . “"711 3h“ wr: "7
h":l" ;‘ *5 n- ,,
cor; if. ,; A-:«. 2' l .7 '91-? arm": 1.

 

‘li’.’ Mr. La lhlnrdm's cr-nsfl':zb:;'<

 

 

 

who --. rv :r.‘
:9 draw 1... r .7 ., > at; .‘deléon‘s plan {or isx rc-
here I?“ ”F”... _. ~_. A, . ,. .. ,. La Guarrlza. sent his reply
0.", “L. ,,.r_,_.‘ turf—h gun-Agengiwj‘n 34:95 f‘lara Arms. one of the
""1, an, on {of r," n. as ,1... ,1“!guru-singular... "I can readily un-
a flu; your: 33“.. mm (0;; in:'5 * um i." he par-cred. “your anxiety
l‘il'l:‘.’.“’l a (.‘Zl. randy oi i4li'l';-' ' i 3"“. ""10"” co-workers on the
and I"."fx'.'. .’ " eon.“ ;,-;;;r,:.. 33““.9!" a year.” “6
This SFTi'l"fl.a.'4 :3.» “row. s book ‘-" bins“! lulu own stand on the Me»!-
in whirl. he tiara the «system and 1"“ 1‘”? further on in "7‘3 letter
when PM, inn 5': will: the Voters ""1'7’7- "*4 "51‘9”? took ”"3 place 0‘
err-n in fun I.';r-2, flayed him. Mr. h" 3”" arm, and he referred ‘0 “the
Grout 2:33th i')’ it": “me I‘rc'nduru. ".Y"-"-“-'i“-'1 fit some 0‘ Us ‘0 ”1‘3 He"
He “£01.24 more: reaiiiy understand inn PM”. about ”MC“. permit me 10
the c-unm-am u: pom: of new, man r“ rzmrxle who sign letters know
though it‘: unIi-Irr‘anlinz was tamed T-“lhme'
through painful (Experience, In othvr words. Ls Gusrdis. en-
'rustr-d by the people of the Twen-
color {1-35 Congress district to represent
zhcm in Washington. wishes to ss-
surr: Ivory constitutent who wrote
\‘l'ho m.” ”my what he need: him about tax reduction thst ‘tbe
u‘lfi live half what he should. ‘rorxrtituent knows nothing about. the
)lrllon plan.
The reply sent to 14 Gusrdls by
one of the women he mronted must
Sowh‘m Saw England Tuesday have penetrated even his thick hide.
(air no change in tcmpernture. “A” a. man" or “CL" it read in part.
“finds: North of Sandy Hook; none of us thought in terms 0! in-
Fresh north becoming northeast. in- 3'.sz amounting to 8200.00!» “a
cressing “Guam", possibly rain end «3,; however. tsvor the idea that
"’17 snow Monday. carncd incomes should receive more
’ogndy Hook to Hatteras: Fresh consideration than incomes from se-
northeast and "as, probably beroxn curmes and believed that it was tool-
_- ~ -- _ - ~ ' ishiotaxany one atshighcr rste
tug strong. outrcast “ind rain .‘Spn- than the expemg of the govern-
dsi’. v merit required. From this you will
Conditions: On the weather chsrt probsbly gsther that we hove gt
or Bundsy night the sir pressure least s primer knowledge or the
yes low to the south or Newtonnd- so~callmi Mellon plsn." And the
laid.- snd over the south eastern letter to La Gusrdis also ssys:
”my, "four stated belie! thlt those
' The temperature Will be lower “ho Signed 1011"- know nothing
Holiday in the lower Ohio Valley. about "‘9 measures 1070"“ ‘3
Tennessee sad the out I’ll" ”m, indicative of your respect tor the

sud Tuesdsy in the Middle Atlsntl: "‘“mg‘mce °f your constitu-
onts and encourages us to hope

that your immediate stave-or
msy be s man of breeder know-
ledge concerning the intelligence
of the average Americsn voter.”
Ls Gui-dis, who on been one of
the most. industrious“ publicity seek-

 

l
. ._ 2‘." ‘crn F‘F’jifi; ‘o «"rrrznrran l"‘
(hr.- lu", ml '3,:'.:= ' :Eliifi'rlif, 3"?" “11"“ 1 ”F'- ':" l'fi’ii“. 1” '1”
opt-flint ‘ f. q, ,3 i’? rentrnabicf" in hoardfi = snuff-r. or“ cm“? h:-
-, - . -. 1. .l . ~
[0!l'.-'.'l .2 :r:.'..~'.:.; first laws. i";’d.' H”: " d1 rr-rn." ”‘n mu
1: y; , .i . . I .2 11:51 Mr. I“ '5‘ TA “WW1“?! ”Viking.

Gnu;- ;. .‘U'I ;.' 9' ,.:.:na; 1': {incl ‘ “x Marmrdfi'm” ”crb’afiu‘
sin-,- -I .-t-.- f z: - 202': ‘:rr'-;‘ 1"“ ‘ . V” Varnzrnphrrs—wrr-te ‘0

ll“ Glenn: sis-mtg him to support

,_ ,,

i4

.

 

 
 
 

a 7‘7"! 01"?

 

The-5r: in Moral; of local
might try hunting horns-ts.

 

 

 

'1 E111 “’EATHIIL

 

 

mmnnz.
Mutton alien st 8 p. m. 15d:
w st New Haven Went-er
m

n

we a»... 30.“ 2' cloudy tries he soured and whose mum-

us‘s—slu 2.-9‘ 2'
's s o“. :'-" 4°
n...- 29.7! 5!

cloudy ot the nmbitlous though lowly."/
clur Ls Gusrdis. berely squeezed
cloudy through in the 1922 election. The

City -.. 30.1! :1 clear Republicens of the Twentieth dis-

~ ...u..zo.soru clssr "M m momenta-into.
Keven g... as.» u clonr “mill cum 0: mini-s s sass
Oflesus m. as.“ u a... “'0 1'0! only den-rt: the party under
tors ..u... :9." u clssr "w“ W 1" "- 019““ but Mes

cloudy Die-sure in sliensting voters with
cloudy NI GRID m

cloudy
clou- .
new ‘
clouds

ssh-s... 2’." "
, V.- s. 30.00 83
2!... 88

29.!0 d.
fibfltosfl 2’.“ ’I
asp-hens 80.0‘ ‘3‘

 

 

 

It you win: to-know whether 3

 

I long admired .7. Bulb- Biik. s.
' m of our town: he seemed
to me s an. no ‘18. untamed his
ream I hit asst amt could ev-
e: dim the mm Isms he Bore:
l nsmsd two nephew “to: him. and
would have nnmed some more. And
Smut!- “3w'y'm momsndsnonwouldlsse
MMMM=LI~W thelr grip sndtnll; rm~pam at-
m; J. A. Gold-dill. Al't to “a“ the, y". m“ b, m or
tainted me. I’d rad of them‘ and
cry, ”Ode milk. I tould that sutu-
. - men sll would emulste J. 81mins
mach once: u “11182.. her-six; 813' “d men they“ “0‘, no a".
Where others tsll J. Bllkinl sands.
on virtue's snow prints knoll; there
angle Copies ..,»..... Three Gents are no m upon his iii-Dds. sad
none upon his soul. Confronting sin.
. “oath! .ssov-a-ehe-IO-l'o .ts. h- ‘m u m bn‘ Vin“. brim
I Months ............m-.. 8.1.25 m VJ“; I‘ve med "0 nephews
Delivered st your home-31 cents ‘3" him. and 3.0" I‘ll nsme my
neice." Oh, it is fine to than have
The minted Press is exclusive-- taxi: in some great min 1nd Know
’7 “mu“ ’° ‘3“ c” a” publication that honesty is no: a with. a pm-
of sll news dispatches credited to it ion: or ‘ show: A” today the N-
“ not “5wa in this cement pets tei‘: sad tales of this great guv;
sud “’o ‘3’ 1°C“ um published from his white eminence he fell.
{or pie. The
clesi
grease. 1'36
tacw I'll change the names. I Jive-en.
. I no. end niece. )1:
Reaction $3221 in man Is hung 10*. my spirit
ever
know the ruin they have Wrought?

he glories of our biood and siste
submtlsl

b‘! 313“: Th-re is no srmour sgslnst Fate;
Dca‘r. In?! his :17 hand on king;

x. :tilm [fitting

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

.ll‘l‘EC‘l’ATIOX.

ot‘cn l-(r: (inserted that
I

5 usually suvcccd in tech

themselves With their a!-

 

 

_. l‘i-ldlnz ha'l-“tt'ri the on‘v
or true lilixculcus T'as ai-

 

 

lzus c,(ns.d‘3r the Infinite streams into
whmh “ins one branches. “e shsll
‘rrosr‘nlly crass to admire a: the co-
pious fitld it afford: to an obsch‘or.

".\'-=v.' afYr‘maMGn procerls from
h;.;<,>tr'.sy for as. "(mtg- ru's us in
affecting false characters. in order
to purchase applause: so hypocrisy
Hts us on 3:: . tirlrvavor to avohl (9r.-
suln lvy <0;.<-:~a;.rg out was url'lrr
.inmaranc-‘x c! their opposite vir—

 
 

"And tho' these two csuses are
otlen confounded. (tor they require
some distinguishingzl yrt. as they
prom-ed from very (liar-rent motives.
so they are as clearly distinct in
3hr-;r oporafions; {or indeed, the st-
{(‘(:lall0n “’hlc‘h arises from vanity
is nearer to truth than the other; as
it hath not that violent repugnsncy
of nature to struggln ulth. which
that of tho hypocrite hath.

“it may be likewise noted. that n!-
‘tactstlon doth not imply an absolute
negation of those qualities which are
affected; and there-tore, tho'. when
it proceeds from bypocrisx it nearly
be allied to deceit; yet when it comes
from vanity only. it parishes o! the
nature or ostentation; {or inmce.
the aflcctstion ot liberality in s vsin
man. differs fieibly from the ssme
aflcctation in the avariclous: tor tho'
the vein msn is not what he would
appear. or hsth not the virtue he st-
techs. to the degree he would be
thought to have; yet it sits less
awksrdly on him «Run on the ever-
lclovs man. who is the very reverse

 

 
 

 

wsnss wont? m1 GOV-
ERNMENT mt LEAVE
Mm 00m
The gen'ersl tendency of the times
is taking swny gradually from
motherhood end the school the re-
sponsibility thst once rested upon
them with regsrd to the child. John
J. Blsine. governor of Wisconsin
said in s. recent sddrem.
‘The trend 0! aflsirs todsy is to
substitute (or the mother sndthe
psrent in the regulstion ‘0! children.
the spy. the inspector sud the po-
lioemsn." the Governor declsred. “I:
this tendency continues to its ultim-
sts end. we still have ths'nuionsl-
ising of the child. intellocuinl castes
sud predestlnstlon by the flute.
“Educstion should be (or the
welmre. first. of the individual. sud
then for the weltsrs of our socisl
organization. A democracy in tul-
nlling its true mimics must never
drift swsy from its origins! moor-
ingrtowhichitwssonoetied—ths
individual. ’
"In our mechanics! proce- of
developing citizens the initial"
and individusl responsibility is be-
coming completely submerged. The
theorpis gsinlng hes'dwsy thst the
childvis s wsrd of the Sluts and

This won't be the res! Utopia. even
when seventy-8's pes- eent of the
citizens are resets. employee and

 
 

 

m.»- ”3“ “V m.

or»; of thy; tuo 03'2er; \anity. or:

‘mr’gfé V .

 
 

.Irrtz‘rztvl rat'eir‘r crept quietly into
his bad chamber as the gray down
“as Linking. Sitting on the edge
of the bad. he cautiously undid his
boots. But, “in: all his care. his
Wile slil‘rt-d in Md, and be present-
lv was all to well aware of a pair
0': s?"'r:y €305 rrrardlng him over
tho I inc of the sheet. '

" ‘v‘lzy; Tom." yawncd the little
“but . "210w oari)’ you are getting

C'! What he would seem to be.
0 O O

“From the discovery 0! this ai-
lactation srisos the Ridiculous—
which always strikes the reader “1th
surprise snd pleasure and that in a
higher and stronger degree when
the aneciation arises from hypocrisyfi
gthan when from vanity: for to dir-
zcorer any one to i~c thc exact re.
verse 01 what he attracts, is more s‘.;l'— "
prising, and cons-quornfy more iii-g up v1.45 morning. ,,
dirulous. than to find him .1 null (ie N '3‘!“ my diar' ”plied Tom,

,. M. «m raft“. 5°83. 13.1." .5342" w
reputstbn of. Alan-‘ftd. or . __

e s 0 And replacing his tootgcar the
"Now from aflwfstlcn 03333 ”19‘ wretchvd man dragged his aching
[nigfryflunpg and catamngrg 0f Eifrn'frlf‘fll‘! (ill! again into the cold and
or the impericc'lnn! o! nllur¢-' may; heartless sire-.1.
become the- objects of ridiculing ‘ ' ‘
Surely he hath u very viii-framr-di The “0‘52 woman "1'13“!“ ‘0
mind. who can look on ugliness. in- i “1‘49? 3 MITOW carriage doorway 0n
ifirmity, or poverty. as ridicuious lnéézn 5381‘s}! train. bl“ scurried in
hin—msrlv- s: nor do I believe any man! vain. _
ilzving who mats a dirty {clam-x nil-i "L'rry on moral" yelled the mr‘.
iii: through the rirsccts in :1 cart, is‘ approaching her with firc’t‘n his
struck with an idea of the Ridic Jim-us? c) 03. "L'rry on: Git in ed'eW83‘8.
gfrom it; but it he should see the’mur‘ Git in edgevrays.”.
same figure descend from his reach
and six. or bolt irom‘ his chair \vnh
his hat under his arm. he would 223.3“
begin to laugh. and Wm: jumiar.
"In the some mannrr. “w {0 -.- o 2..»

 

 

 

 

The would‘be traveler showed s
red. pcmpin’ng face over her plump
shoulder, and rcgardcd the oinchl
with an angry glare. "An' Wot,"
she snfipcd bitterly. ceasing her
”m" ‘ p°°'h°“‘e 33'? t"‘h'-‘;‘} “ coda-avers for u»: moment. ”th l1
wretched ismlly Shll'el’ll’rg Will; rc1ci I ain't ‘0‘ no edge?"
and languishing with hunger. :2 . . .
would not incline us to laughter, (3:; Little Jack had been ‘0 persist-
least we must hove very dmb‘é‘m! i ently naughty that mother Just 21.16
natures. it it would:) but should we‘ to give him a good spanking. and
discover there ‘ 8m!“ instead “r all that attvmoo‘n n desire {or re-
°°‘“" “hm“ “’9‘ “9"”- “WW vengc rankhtd in his little breast.
piste or chins dishes on the FldQ- At lrnr‘h bedtime 8. and
bosrd. end my other afleciation of kneem‘ 5mm. he saw hm“ evening

riches or fine either on their war. .

sons or in the; furniture; we mgnht prayer, 33km; a blessing upon “L
then be excused. for ridiculing>yi ”if! mtmbflf oreiheqthaz‘ily indlg’idge-

llltiu .. a iy—exccp- on . ristn .

ten 1 ‘n :plzeaisncc. turned to Ln; mother with s. trium-
phant look, saying as he climbed
into bed. "I s'poee you noticed you
wasn‘t it it.”

John Locke (in his esssg "0n Ed-
ucstioni") is more brief: “Aflecta-
tion is s.n swkwsrd snd forced Imi-
tation of whet should be genuine
and easy. wsntlng the besuty that
socompsnles what is initial."

 

 
 

 

 

GEORGE II. MOSES
George Higgins Mom who is a
» member or the senate Jury psssing

1»; :1: a... a“... .. m... m 3.122%"; mmwx
tmm’m by . benevolem mun from mine who represents
"I believe in the 2nd philosophy New mm“““ m ”1° ”3‘”-

He was born in Lubec, in the
thst the school is public. not the
child. The Ststs should not im— mm ”mefly'm‘ °t u” ' m

1369. His lather was a Congress-
52;: ””82" ma "9°" '96“ “”- tionalist minister. He married the
chil . shoal; :msibimy' {or me year he was graduated from
(or d‘“ ntsl n unffim‘med Durixnouth College. in 1:93.

The Governor' updoech red that th ' For more than 20 years he was
State eon at I _ e president oi the Monitor and
q“ :2 bis-tin! rtecziesltfia‘e "‘9 salesman Co.. publishers, 0: Con-
“mutton f p net b’ cord. N. H.. filling in the suns time
“03..“ make." 0 sn “1"“ “3“ my political claws. He was pri.
vets secretary to the
”I! titers is s further surrender New Esmpshire from 133?:33:§
0‘ "10 0m” “‘1 mmnflbilo secretsry oi the ststs forestry com-
ity of motherhood. parentage and Mn tron: 1893 to 1906. and st
°t the “35°“ and "3° church ‘0 thé Mons times member at thebosrd
m M the 33“ *ill be m- 0! education orc'escors.
m0 101' "CW“ and must He was s delegsteost-lsrge to the
5° WC- Bepublic'sn convention ot 1’08. In

"the Btsts hss its functions, but 1909 he was nsmed ambassador to
the Sine must not be substituted Greece sud Noam ms ser-
tor the mother. the parent or the vice ended in 1912. He was dele.
church. gstesi: lsrge again in 1nd.

“Ibringtoyouthewurningthst In1918hersntorsn W
benevolent 5m” 1. knocking term in the smile, and wss ne- L
st your door. to determine even/us ”med 1" 1”"
unearth; otyourchudsnoto \
substitute the State s: all thin“
electing motherhood snd mm.
.89.. ’

i

..n.

 
 

 

‘Delniflons 4

 

, — (a. r. in we) '

It we’d vllt the doctor. in health. sbsolete ”3:“; in “thinm
he wouldn’t cell on us in sicknem. home—because his grandma" and
‘ it inst-lied. ,

-__—_

 

 

son knows. ,, .
mtwheuyoupssseduntoyonrbier BM
: there cums 7 .

Rich proof tint honor builds esrth s
issuing time:

That m in ss-rtll. more
brash' t1! slow-

Tbsn the harsh conquest over fallen
Km:

That though from life you store con-
tent to claim V .

The laser ion the splendor of your
nuns

Won high Well at the

struggle's close.

 
 

 
 
 
 

\inouroxgsmss’ hou’ .

 
 
 

 

 

poorhesdlbo'sd
{Insolemntributotothemthey'd

ion. Gentle friend esrtlfs greatest

.30: wealth. not confine“ Fill such

aA‘Amr

l BIO'S BLIND PARADE STREETS

' Hundreds of blind men. women and

.m-

{through the business section or this
gcizy recently. in an effort to
!metal public interest in better edu- ‘

 

Afraid :3 breathe. almost. the,

 
 

i

The marchers wulked {in groups

. holding each other bythe hand . A
i

 

 
 
 
 
 

He sew them mine. the flc"v the

NORWALK,

known—-

could be proud
Such true devotion sud such love to

own!
honest tours

As those which closed the record of
your rest-st

\

RIO DE JANEIBO. Mn. 9.—

cnlldren merched in I W359

3th ['5"

’ Aniasfiufionwhu-eefficieni sci-vim a
sre prominent in the daily “on: c:' eve

”—1111;—

WP

TRUST

CO.

CONN,

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.
.. ..
--x Edna,

’70::

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

91’0'

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

caiional and, asylum faculties tor :
blind people. .

band headed the parade end man:
otthe marchers wried Dunner: ‘
tending to rouse popular sympathy. I

 

i

Bald headed gentlemen might urell i
see Tom ”is in his hair-raising:

stunts.

 

Accidents. say the insurance com-
panies. are the chic! cause of death.
and ninety per cent or sccidents are
the result of carelessness.

 

--_...

No better man I ever knew—
lie speaks no word unkind.

.\’or sues our limits as others do— _‘
For he is dumb and blind. "

 

I

There is one nice thing about plain
walking. You don't have to cool
your heels to rtwo hours waiting
for others to tee ott'.

 

Well. “my, set: drinks donét
harden one's liver. ‘

 

 

Is Your Boy Going
Through College?

i;

Doyouknow thst the A!
majority of sumful men ‘. f

’1:

 

833ch —::

 

 

A Bank
Where Depositor
‘ e Are Friends

In its cordial attitude and personal
sitors, this bank disprovcs the old idea
cold and impnonnl institution.

Our officers are easily accessible.

glad to know you personally. You see
tion in any matter that requires persona. at.._...:.

SQ.Norwalk TrustCo,

d 1;.— " :3 heat;-
l

SECURITY

 

inAmsricstodsysteooI-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

,-§;_.-.

3-.

 

up».
in...

Trev a

 

 

 

legs trained. sud thst the
tin-educated insn faces (our.
fuloddsinthegsmeoffife,

A little sacrifice‘ on your
pm my man to him the
difference between s‘fife of
brilhsn‘ t bunn' an or s pro-

 
 

GEHEBE’S

PHONE 327——
"lfS “PDQ If 11's Hon» xx .31

PROMPT

 

lll'l H": "‘—

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

monotonous routine' sud s
fusions! career. -

Resolve today tint your
boy is going through col-
lege and assist' him in
starting and mm' tsmmg’ ‘ s.
fund for my put-pore.

 

and see Ih{:.

THE COLEMAN QUICK-LITE

 

 

trimminz, r» rf-::: ,v

PRICE

 

-ré-

dfl.

 
 
 

 

TERI

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

The

 

 

 

 

City ‘National

 

 

 

Do You Realize \*
231 Has Hill Rd.

 

theimportsnce are 'c'

WE CAN SAVE YOU MON E Y

‘ . Have That. Necessary Odd Job Done 5::

Thu root thst needs shingling. the csrpentcr work on i: :
A tion to you- house, tbs: garage you've been (hmkm; L: ?‘L;lidln&
' M mums floor you slwnys wanted.

LET ts ESTIMATE sow wars COSTS in: l -\\
AM) 14301: [S svumisu;

' Stephen J. Ungvary

CONTRACTOR-BUILDER

PHOR'E 2642

South Norwalk

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Suing 7 You hsve read in
head's greet deal shout the
folly of mm“ and we 7 any Building Operations.
WISDOM of economy.

 

tht are YOU doing about
i‘ , ' x .

sun! all: sooouu: robsv ‘, . _- . 0. F2 BURGHART

Burghart Bull:

 

‘ in ' ¥ v” Means Well Built
. Bridgeport, Conn.
_ * Phone Noble 4073
. 0

Estimates cheerfufly rendered on

Good work and a fair price assured

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

THE PEQPIE’E
TRUST co. . _ *

 

 

 

 

 

gnaw—ode who burnsdown
Michele”. v .

 
 

Just look ms Mr. 33“".
_ Xo sick-ms huts 1m;

 

 

1, Ji ,7

DA‘JEFJPOH cor-fin: sharp
.‘00‘ ..r_mil

‘ '30! s- - Per nulls-u

Gnu: manners“ u-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan