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. FRIDAY, JULY '11, .924
. .1‘ "EVENING SENTINEL
‘ _-:.':$outh Norwalk, Conn.
t
FOUNDED IN 1870:
Published daily except Sunday by.
like Sentinel Publishing Company.
1 A' 97 Washington Street.
. ' So. Norwalk. Conn.
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"' Telephone: Not-walk. 92-93.
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Telephone—Norwalk 1388.
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served.
At old Roton Po
They'll all
Manager Bayley.
Loves Kiddies yo
A wonderful sho
If seeking great
Remember the d
July twenty~one.
Will You Help
Feed the Children?
On July twenty-
Welcome Kiddies
Come on kiddies.
Have a good time.
Fun by the barrel,
a dime.
one.
ate.
For every dear Kiddie
Fun by the crate.
int
he on deck.
Fun by the bushel.
Fun by the peck.
u know,
And now is preparing
“’ .
Be the Sentinel's guest.
fun—
ate.
—~J. A. Goldsmith.
-.u... :."'
-The Sentincl‘s Roton Point party! ..—
tor those children of Norwalk who .‘_
otherwise would not be granted the”
opportunity for a day of healthful.
rim and recreation will be given on
Monday. July 21. j
Roton Point. as was the case last
year. will be thrown wide open to
the youngsters.
There will he ice-cream for them.
which will cost them not a penny.
free rides, toys and gifts. :
The Connecticut Co.. duplicating‘
its generosity of a year ago. has
agreed to furnish all the trolleys
necessary to convey the happy party
to the Park and bring each child
safely back home.
But what ahout
youngsters?
Last year many
entered heartily into
The Sentinels Roton Point
and gave hams and cheese and bread
and fruit and milk.
“'hpt a feast it was!
Ask any boy or girl who was
.hcre‘.’ : ‘
You never saw tallies loaded “'illl'
fond emptied so quickly.
This year even more good things.
to eat will he needed.
20 YEARS
.. ...“..-
Sentinel of July ll. 1‘)
moved and begun
new home. From i
cramped quarters in
leniire plant within
thcldays to the modern :
building owned by E
ward.
food for
local merchants
party 'eral store."
tot the Douglas Fowler
lI..
ll in honor of the
SPCl‘t‘lnl‘Y,
"l Inl'll'gn Sl‘lllllli‘l'
nic something the less fortunate chil-
dren of Norwalk will remem‘her for
slit-vice. bathing. boating. tine “chools
it: realizes in having Roton Point
Hark within a stone's throw of its
fipnt door.
“llIany cities of much greater size
caught
off.
in
Dr.
the rails and
ileum jlimpmi
. . 2:8 per ccntfor: _ ‘ ' . ‘ ‘ . . _ ..
mid wealth do not. enjoy the hent‘its “('ilnitln K L‘utl in up rt I f \. i‘nir'l‘ \Jllildl'll‘ 'lil'pl ll-lx nil ”in Ion- he gen-«rally has tor any of his na~I The farm” decided to gin-z ”)0 taxes and 9% per cent for labor. ‘ ; ONLX l‘l.\D 1H1; QLALIL‘) lxl.\l).
. . . I . d carefully . . l . .iI n. or . 1'“. en mi... nuns Ii». l t‘l'lfllll restraints . tions at morality. tasleI m‘ prfiprien-I III . . II I > , "Only throu ’h increased efficiency ; x ). ., ‘ . V A . )‘f
3:331:3ng arrnaunsefigntuilark. 11mm?" ’(‘Sto"‘l“".'° mm" mm“ “'3 ”W‘" ”l" ““‘l'ms‘ o.’ “lll‘r l“"‘lllt‘. which are not cxplvssly written in § i la] A”. I ”.1 n .1” ”w duelopmem oi l and the installtnion of modern cost- ‘ HIGHEbT G.RADE 1 A13 l‘b .A.:\D “.4er PA} LFS'
'Il‘herc is a story told' of a large hash? laufnrh which went llasl with "some rules ..r «imam»: mug, ll",his ....“Rmus ”...wa and his cm", I I143 atglIllklr) laIrdII anddhe under:ook ' reducing facilities has it beenposs- ; EXCEPTIORALLY COBIPLLIE LIKE ’IHAT
- . a par 3' n cruiser. _ -_ z .' _ . I . ; . . .. , .- i I . p , ‘7 ,. m E " Lllrt: u 3 all slalomat ' l- ' z - - N - '
mumcmer ...... ...... .. ...... r... i.“.’.'.‘.‘.:.“;".’.: .IE:.W.'Z.‘.’.'“‘.S.’ 3.11.23: 3.21 ”13.3.”? .‘;.‘;‘..”..lf.;‘.‘.’° ”‘ °‘ Min .... ...-... ...... .... .2“... .... .... w mums .. me; NEVER msnroms THE MOST PARTILLLAR.
, . towns alon' ' , ' _' ' ' - ‘ - . :. . . . . ‘ ’ ‘ «, » -
his plant to one of theA 21 mp: there I.inri returll by rail. Mr. cub Wm”. ”r... m. m film-W‘s rm. ”I. l ..Mm.’ “whim“ mfmmnglv on g \xlih him for a numb". of HMS. Wu. puilic at the rates which the) are: A COHEN
tile HUdSO" Rierr. 22m”: I“ bill \\'lll have No London this operation of the law," iwhm N ”“14“,“. or hiamnhle“ “reginslrucied. among other things, to ”Cd‘m‘ and at ”1° same time to. .. 7 . . , ..- .1
(if? hill u“’:trkm9n \isited ‘ ‘ ‘ e d morning and mum-is in make Solizll Th1- l‘l‘l‘lll' m l< uhwro ih~sw l'c- ‘ iffuttvii lw I’lll the multifarious “TH" on each "35 ”"3 date laid ““1 "zefi‘thfii’hrcg: increases “1‘, dire? 13‘ “ GShlng‘tOn St. TQIQpnonC o-ll--’
‘3~- '<~ . w '- .. . “ - ' . .r.“'lc ev r ‘ cm 0'
Mfrfii‘; reported back ‘that they :Ifés‘I-jlk ll) "lalll li lhn “miner is. hll§illlHN shall .nlL inmvs “m...“ influence their wishes rigs hrecd oi the hen. Alter a month, :2“. for the thingsntficl'oglllst have; I
' ‘ - ' - . - . l nllwrws ’l' 11‘ .‘e .. ' l. . r‘ . -- l e hired in rsi . - ~ ‘ ‘— ‘
5. would not move their families there. “Mrs. PM.“ and Miss Anna Pierce lit ”.....:.1, t f in . gaid ix th «onduct of others. . .. . an T“ 3““: to produce transportation. . , __ ,_
3 Effie town offered no recreational are visiting "1mm: in V0“. Yo k f . l I can t understand. the “"1"" "The railroa‘ds have borrowed and L
; facilities. no Place for the women a week." ‘ r or ‘_H Itleclared, surprised and pained. “why expended manv millions of dollarsl 7 I,
. . . , .. - , . , . .
. folks and Childri‘n to $0 durindg :2): Miss Alice Splan has returned from 33““ should “ant ‘0 leave. to improve their properties. Thm- l THE “ RIST ‘V ‘ATCH
If lI gIsummei afternoons an Ashury Park where she has been? ' 3 "I‘m through." the hired man ss~ have done this l‘flcausu nr marl .. . . ... .. .. . \W III II -
; GI . nmSS- I . d kn“. spending im- vacation." 5 O D By mun .sorlrd. "l'\e done Llic nastiest job3_ faith in the fairness of the .tmeriof lInl‘I-‘IYI Innis. l‘.“”l“§f“-“l"‘g >I1‘I31I1~;iiil.:r . .
3 939m“ a “'1’“ “l?“ 0’" a“ "George pr-rmue of Hefner's East 8 0. LANE Hm' an'r kicked. But! draw the linc can people. Given time and n * «..OM l'..\Ii-.i\'i iiEtHAMSMs l- 01. ixLl-J in. .lnl. _
tag that the 9“":me 0‘ h" 1’13”“ ‘d t - - ~ - . r1: we v5 "RI-‘i'l‘uh 'HXI‘VIVC l-‘Fl-‘l-‘CTC. l\ r'n...\
. h ha iness at l‘is 3‘ ° 80"? has been laid up at his: on Win secretary to a bunch o'jt‘hanr' to Work out their destlm. . wk e “A t -. k ~ “1‘ v <_ . .. ~ I F w“
7 “fiend” “m: ('1 Sh, {Rdson mv'e, “0"“ "1 “Milli Norwalk ror several w hens." . ethe railroads will demonstrate their DIAMONDS AND SAPPHIRES Tilt l.‘ MAM. mum my»; .
’ mild]: arrltlumcoved his factory to a “8"" ’Il" has now become able to (‘HAPTl-ZR xxxv ' - - ability to serve the public adequatc- \vA'rcles man. OBJECTS m.‘ .\i‘.'!‘ AF \\'i£i.i, A~ -
. ’ resUme lllSln \s, t .2 . -. v . . . ; I' 1 . I I “_ -I- ‘._ — .2 .‘ s y ‘C.
more favored section. has been Sill-siltuljn; irlg:c:IlI .‘luIrnIi, . They rode inward “mfg apart-l lion silently. and waited for the; islstam: 1ItIIIrInt3Is Ins lot:- as :redrp.. Il,\ii‘ lxl l.ll.l.\
A........ mm .. . mm .. ...... - ‘ H ‘ Mlle.“- - ° G w FAIRt‘HILD & SONS INC
workmen will refuse to move to thl: "The ""Wflyton Republican Club I by ItIlle remarks of Mary. tho dri‘orI Ii Bob relieved lhum of the lib ’ I . ._;~ w . _ y -. i .
." sc’ctlon. \Vith ‘he advantages 0 held a. meeting lag Sat ( .IUC RE: “I nt"\(‘l' could ha\p found ,. l' it‘d "I lhf‘lr . “""-~—'-‘~— -~v . I
.. — . . . urda . . , . .. lonslnss ”lib C“ r . - - . . .
'~' Baton. Calf Pasture and other near- m Dibble-S block Rowaywn 21.23? “ “‘0’"- I’Ob- minds. and after placing them in. u m DAY'E. KIWI POEMS THAT LI‘VE .IE!\1-.l.i«.ns.0PTlt 1.2x s—sTATlOH in
" lit beaches. the city is ideally situ- Tho president Charles W. Bell pre: H" ““5 in ”l" ”N"- “‘ll"l M3r)’-‘the bedroom. returned to explain: l‘. ; ’ ‘ MAIN AT ARCADI‘l—BRIDGEPORT
ate: for tghe{fit:;)uls:r;::tnflfrn)b::1?t sided and Harry S. Hyran was the, H” mom" rm" ”him with! "\Ve'xQ arranged for you all M: -....-_ #—
" Pr°° ° 5 ' “Ema?"- The mectinc endors d'Martha: "I“ ll“ \\'.’l1(‘hrl1 ‘lcr navel have a furnished apartment on W" sove- rnou "u - '- l
-' . ~_ >. ‘ . u' ‘ .. V ‘ ' r . . A 0 ALB ’4
large tracts of land “Men are change Loose...” ,0, ”mum: and the“ all- , ..mstanny m m}. mirror mgr "m . mm noon We.” so"), “.0 “Wm! DR. “anniscms K00.
In; hands and which 'soon will
opened up for building development.
.lMiles of good roads on one side.
'unrlvallcd opportunity for bathing
- and boating on the other, and with
' .modland and broad fields in
nbundsncc. Xorwalk can only blame
rzitself if its growth has been less
rigid than it should be.
. ..SOrne are criticized for being too
fl brazen. but the criticism that'can
‘. he directed at Norwalkers is that
", they are over modest.
journerl for the su
ember."
"\Villiam “’eisrit has
He keeps the old lid on
of business on the
new lid he wears. it
unique looking t\v0«stm‘y
to be a Mexican Panama.
much like a .lanapese l
pearance and when th
Ham a'ppears in it all t
mence to whistle.
that hat?‘ but the
miner
he
I "‘30. he has never even been men-
tioned.” a candidate for Vice Pres-
. «Mauve—Cincinnati. Enquirer.
- Weather forecast:
I England: Gencr
=Saturday; slightly warmer
‘ .iiluch for Florida in the tew days
Ms been in New York that Rand-
‘ i F 117: are going to put the state
L on the map. —- Chicago Daily
e.
to moderate west,
oxcrcast Friday.
Conditions: The
iarca that was over 1
lW'edncsday night has m0\
upper St. Lawrence wall.
The low pressure area
over Eastern Ontario
night has moved to the
Lawrence valley,
ance that was ove
day has moved to
sure is high in
muda in the mid
icy and 'o
coast.
and treat
low
after a speeder is to be call-
"motop‘noron." I“ But exper-
ehowa that the only words
mean anything to speeders are
days," coming from the lips,
ge.~—New York World.
-hmily out in Indiana 1.3,.
’ Sloan hours of the night wait-
lather to come back trom
land thunderstorms, have
quite generally from
river eastward.
you think it wrong to
V ‘ on?"
l or
Sorg-
a
at to pull
oi it."—
I
l
teat .whiia
eastern states and over. tile3
formerly occupied
the spirit otlétm'lcvunt as a furniture and gen-
North of Sandy Hook:
11“? ra rtly overcast
Southern New En 12
en a snisll town has a deficit New York: 3 md,
. .1)" city treasury it hires a speed day; not mu
{m5 and puts the imagistrate on day . flirn.
all night shifts. — San FranciscoI Winds:
makle. infideram in fresh “'est a
.' — ijst, and “'eat
. life: tnct..Wiliarn Jennings has doneI Friday.
Sandy Hook lo Hatteras:
fiastcrn Ontario
\Vednesday l
upper
while the disturb-
r Alberta. Wednes-
Manitoba.
the region of Ber-
dle Mississippi val-
n the extreme North Pacific
l During the last 24 hours showers
'the Mississippi
‘ During the last 24
. hours it has become somewhat cool-
er in the. northeastern and south—
; N ORWALK
AGO
04:
in
is
Union
ind
. A.
by \V.
T’ost. G.
M rs. I“.
out
\"'hll'll‘ and caught the horse."
until Step-
3 new lid.
It is very
antern in ap-
e genial “'il-
“03's com-
‘Vi'here dill you gr-l
y can not break in
.. - on his good nature 1' lb ..
'.“He never became very proml- \_ '1»: least.
neat. did. he?" THE FEATHER.“
Norihern New
ally fair Friday, and
Friday.
l-Jastern
Fair Friday. and Satur-
ch change in tempera-
n'l north-
Gentle
hPr partly .'
Pressure9
'cd to the
that was:
St. '
Pres-
Orred
The following are taken from the
“The Norwalk Box company haw
business its
formerly
and
North Main streets it has shifted its
the past few
spacious
“‘ood—
S.
".‘lt the regular monthly meeting:
A.
Friday night. ice cream, cake and
:i’l'liit was served and a social lllllt'
‘ recent mar
E.
of South Nor-
Wull; is Flll‘llillng ilvo nr llll‘f’t‘ weeks
with his slsllr. Mrs. l‘. l,. Riyden-
From present indications. more burgh and other relatives in North—
than a thousand children will crowd port. l.. ,3.
in front of The sentinel office on "’l'hnllms llyan :llwl lllf‘ Miss-S
“'ashingifin ler‘l‘l on ”19 Yl“"”“"‘l"R Lucy and .‘lillllll‘ l'oliius of ilasl
0f JUlY 1'1 for lhe 01"an of ”‘9 Norwalk srcnt yestrrviay in \\'nrnl-I
year. . mom." '
Mr. Merchant. help make this pic— “Alisa l.“ll:<l Walters. sister
of ' ‘
(‘harlcs “'niters. llllllliifli r for Joseph 3
Davis. the. “'llslliligmll strett (‘lOilll‘il.
Russell Frost this morning state that
his family and himself Ill‘
this morning “llt‘n one
of the from wheels of his carriage
was taken
of the
l
l
m.- n‘erte' ‘
NOT EXACTLY Al SURPRISE, BUT—-
V
”an”. 7/)" RI'N 5%
Tonight’s Events
Rialto-"The flan-tags Cheat."
Regent-Palace- “Triumph.“
Dulce at Dorion’s point.
Evangelistic meeting at tent 0s-
born avenue and Rowan street.
Fair and supper at Rowsyton
Baptist church.
Meeting of Lincoln Council, 0. V.
A. M. 6
Meeting of Cockéhoe Tribe. I. 0.
Meeting of Monker Grotto."
I Coming Events
Saturday—Dance
Country Club.
July 17-—-Lawn
church.
July If—Basaar and
Rowayton Methodist church.
July 17—Moonlight sail Epworth
League South Norwslk Methodist.
at Norwaik :
fete of Christ:
supper. 3
church. ‘
July 17—-Csrnival of Cannon.
Grange at 'Wilton. ‘-
July 26—‘—Carnivai of Rowayion 2
Fire Department. .5
July 31—Fsir of Broad Rive:- ,
Community Club. :
August 6——Card party of Lidies’:
'I'IMELY VIEWS
WORLD r‘oplcs’
e I I I'll Jl‘11.‘—_. (2:. T ‘
, - ~ _ _- ‘ -‘_.‘ S~I .. ‘3 fit.
I: ".
F. ’3‘- ” l
- IN *- R EST .
I ... 5.; e
F i
I at the rate of 'I
3 . i.
I. 41/2 PER CElVT ‘
.. I
F . . l
g per annum paid in our Savings Department l
I, Money deposited on or before July In. 103;. .
' draws interest from J lily lst. ' it
IT
Idle funds can be invested temporarily: a: l
profitably in our Time Deposi
.The
Central F airfield Trust Co
t Department.
Fl]!
“RAIL RATES CHEAPER THAN
DEIDRE THE “251?." SAYS
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
HEAD.
Railroad rates throughout ll‘ic ,
United States are relatively cheaper .
now than before the war, according
to a recent statement by l‘. H.
Markham. president of the lllincie
Central.
"Anyone." he says. who compares
the present cost of produuag rail-i
way service with prc-war costs and
compares the present rates charged ¥
for that service with pro-war rates:
will be struck by this fact." .
Only the most careful economy on ’
the part of managers and cmplolcs
has made possible the present com- .
paratively’iow rates. Mr, Markham
r
lls mvn id
pei :lll (‘ll
selves lllm
lil- mill
in harmony with i's “:u's.
‘.
was and prai‘lioes :ls rulers Meanwledgr‘s to himself
"No one
:ln-l (‘Olll- ’son's preference. 5
arm-Hrs in fashion lhcnl- “To an ordinary man. his own? . .
ll the nlwlcl of its own.“ preference is not only a perfectlywould“l
ms :1” thin lll.ll\‘i".\' cxiui- lsaiisfactory reason. but the only one
driving-\vh
bridge and iheicome and get lllr‘lll."
is a rather!
affair said l
“\Vcll here “to are." he exclaimed.
eel. Imam {or you here-
that it is only a little love nest."
‘0“ can see[his University.
/
\- f¢ a a
..A ' .‘
... -‘- .— ' F“- -‘ I
l DINNER TO
' from B ° 3 k RIES
: eanin s .... ook of Life ......
. 8 1
, . .7 . . _ . lies other than coal that vast
. . railed flom .\ '\\ \ ml n the sic: l:-. ~ . “UN,
30;}: to';l‘l:1;0hiinol (’l" or '1") 1nd Shirl ‘Delilflt‘hhcnri‘ (or ‘: l\\'li-lllon|‘lli<i 3’ CLAR‘ “ham l ”'7" “l ”l" NPW "OHS churches it u l" 1913; ”ml ll expended $3.38 ‘
0|] . . .J . u r ' ‘ g I . . , ...
tell us i (2 amount. of food you have trip in he spmlt in l-Zuropl». Mrs. l l: Ellhlurl'llls for Its exdusiicness. A :‘irndmtSlEZ {Sr ;;gr;1‘916 fiaid‘? 15'1““ .
decidet} to contribute to the big Np. Frank 1 . Rerker :lllrl daughlrr. Mi-s . . ltolmmi man took a iancy to the I n 1 f ’p f l hm. 0 “am"?
nic party. ll'rh‘n Rocker Int“ Washington slrcl‘t! Ml-ZN MODELFJts. . . lcustom. in preventing any mlBKlV'le'illlrlll. and promptly told the min- :1": “11,23 tours 0 ‘ or that ”'3‘
._ __..._. Went to .\rw iork. l‘l‘ltlily and bad» There is .1 limit to the legitllllaieling respecting the rules of conduct l “hr ”.5” hr “um”, to Join. The II n * - I .
7 Miss ‘Valh‘l‘F. hon \‘nyazlfi‘ inl- lfrvl-r-iil-e or (-nlltclivo opinion ‘rvhirh mankind impose on one fln‘it‘lcrmman nought [0 made the issue In transportation rates. . Mr. f
Tell the V‘ OI‘ld “The annual excursion of the Nnr- u-ilh lilllin'lllill illliepelilirnw'; and I'lht r, is all the more limllpletc lie-,1.) suggesting to the man that he “I“ Markham "‘5'- "the inc-reuse ‘3 “01 .
1 walk lodge It. i‘. H. 1-2., was ht'lll in lillll that limit. and maintain it il-liuse the sully-9t is one on which “liter: more. carelullv on the man”; 50 “”39- ”The “"110“ Lenin" 535‘
About N01 wa k yesterday in spite of the gloomy against cnci‘omhnlt-nt. is as illriis-Uis not generally considered necessarylnnd ”my“. it the subject of prayers. ”m m 19": "ecaved only 31-54 forI
. weather. The. slczllllvr .lohn Syl— )ll‘nsililt‘ lo a good «r-ndltion of lili- Illhat reasons should be given. eitherggm. guidance The following day the hauling ‘ ”men“? "“3 same dis~
, k . that on water had been chartered and left man ilffilll’s as protmllon against poA lily one person to others. or by until i , . , ' lance that it received 81 for in 1913. .
Let the “mm no“ ‘ 5 the “'l'l'll'f about lll'lll o'clock for liiiv'il despotism ito hlmv-lt Eur” ‘nwumered u" mmmer' It received only 8138 for hauling a
. (”13841.3 and it ‘ ’ . -- - . f. - I '. - . ~ - .. f “Ah (lone irli ‘e _ " - .
garebctal‘: abeggthmto yourpdoor, it. Loney Island whern the many sights “ilh this in mind. .lohn Stuarl‘ “i‘rorlln are an ustomed to believeicd ”mums‘..n';‘.dd:a&w:°hdeghr l0“ 0! freight the some distance.
it“ b “.ul said The sanlc 0" U1" Place awaited the FXi‘llrSlOHlFlS. l Mill \vrme that llrolvl‘iinn is ncevi- .nnd have been encouraged in this ' SUI. rm. .m fmuuw I, 3. m ht ..6 one that it received 81 for in 1M3. The
I! 3;“ a ”is Io ti“: “I“: Let Svec‘s hanvi was on hoard and dis— 'mi against "1h” lymnny nr inn pro- lhelief - - - that their feel- ..I‘nd‘ Aha} “ It“... ‘ 1‘ d latter figures do not have reference]
macho 1‘; kigwh'ou have elm-client “WWI-‘01 excellent music during [lli‘£\;lllln2 opinion and feeling. against ;ingi-. on slihjt‘t‘ts of this nature. are I ’rnym'in somfvfih-t. IqueIrIc the in the charge for hauling any pm»
w “ r .. .. ‘ shmert trip. ;lhn lendr‘ncy nf society in impose. ihetler than reasons. and render reaao .. ‘. ‘ ' ‘ , d a a 135' UCUL‘U‘ kind of frcllht but they Bhowz
b'gaf‘hes'llant Higgins” aglgolstruih "licltcrs revolved from (Literal lvy olhrr means than i‘li'il penalties. 'ons llnncccss; “ hat did Ll? Lt‘i‘d any.
pu- , we -s cc ' . . ’
"\\'(ll, sch. He done axed me what
r--’i'nuse .\h been tryin' l0 sit in do!
rhu'ch for ten years in
r—u—_—.
. An American education. at Colum-
helped prepare Dr.
ahself an' All
says. He calls attention to the fact
that in 1928 the lliinois Central paid 7
$2.44 for the same quantity of loco~ '
motive coal that it purchased for
Si in 1913; that it paid 81.57 for-
the same quantity of materials and
that the average revenue which the
Illinois Central System received in
I ,_m “1.3”” of ”ma”. “n ihns-- “hm ~ll.. n . '. . ; .I t rhu'vh .\h named iodine. an» Ah 9: . - 1
and ‘churches. and the railroad sla- in Paris" l ‘ . . I' . I . “a (Ill-nu his staInriird of .l lrlxmtn ‘5 hl! lole Him H “I,“ \ourn. An' Ho q s' 1 3 1°” each ion of ”(”5)“ (““9" l
ti‘ will not be large enough at .. " . . “m” 'h' m“ m ”H” ‘1’" “"‘Mm" ;m\n ”km“ "”l 5‘" "l‘ml'm n" R ‘H h '. .. ‘ .y ‘ (in! mile was only 3! Per cent great-
flxdle the crowds Dr. \\ right R. l‘mun \vus rirlvin: ll’l‘lll. and if [‘n’lsflllv14'. lll't‘\f‘lll lhcipoint or conduct, not supported by; 0:I (:1 id“! “th H" “y“ be. ‘0“ rr than it was in 1913. This in-
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and cents. with increases in cost of
l“ per cent for locomotive coal, :7 .
per cent for materials and supplies:
other than coal. .
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W’HAT’S A BABY \VORTH '3
Are there little ones in your home? “722.:
each one worth ? What would it be worth 1. .
dollars and cents. if you were gone? S‘-
savings account for baby—now—and when r:
hood is passed. the little one will have a safe st.“
albng life's highway. Add worth to those 1‘;
est and dearest to you. Don't. handicap their.
poverty. We invite you to call soon I
So. NorwalkI Trust Co.
SERVICE . . SECURITY
“ASK ABE ;. HE mews"
'ALL .mw'r THE BEST PAINTS no WALL PAPERS.
("ALL AT COHEN}; WHERE YULT’LL
0. let the solid ground
Not fail beneath my Icet
Before my lite has found
ilikely to be hack most any minute
I noxv."—-—Boston Transcript.
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“'hs't some have found so sweet;
Then let. come what come may,
What matter if I go mad.
I shall have had my day.
Let the sweet heavens endure. 3
Not close and darken above me:
Before I am quite. quite sure
That there is one to love me!
Then let come what come may
To the
Young Business -Women
.5 of South Norwalk—
-‘ SUMMER TIME
5 l IS
FLY TIME
tTO a life that has been so sad. 3
I shall have had my day. .
' ——Tenny:on. I:
' A Handy Explanation. ‘ i
' “Daughter. II hope your fiance is
not losing interest in you."
"Impossible."
"He seems aflne young man. but
I find he has been sending tele-
grams to some person about peach-
es and pippins."
"Political stuff. mow. political
stuff."—-Kansas City Journal.
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. ll Friendly Tip.
"Is Mrs. Gabble at home?" asked
the caller.
"Be good luck. ma'am. she's not."
replied the Irish .msid: "but if
Ye're wile ye’ll iave'y'er card (if
akeedaddis out or here. for she's
THE CITY NATIONAL
' BANK
at last. “Just leave. the things inf "Bob i n a love nest!" Mary fieulmgnpfiffilgzrraiscnnellmmlmon
at his place , the car and I'll lmm lll"! llorter' giggled. She turned to Lura. "You Dr Koo is '0“ of in b std.
llmmv. m dear. that you have the ; _ e e 'nown
Til"? “‘alkr‘d ‘0 (he v‘lrxalor in‘fullest sgznpathy of his sisters." 1.“ limli'c” statesmen. 939°Clllly
single file. the. two girls in irom.! Boll grinned (as he caught Mary m t e “Md Statca. 3
and Mrs. Iiaylir following “"7171th the arm. ”Look here, Mary. H"_T°lll‘<‘fii‘m0d China as minister
;he$ll8lillsly Just in advance ottnnd you. too. Martha. we got mar- ‘0 ““Shlnlton and to Great Brit-
lBoll. He felt weak and inanilnate,.' ricd quietly the way “'9 did 30 as sin. During the time he held the
land hated himself because he did. ; m “scape all such platitudes andIL‘md‘m 9°”- he served also as Chill-
3 it was a sincere smile. with \illich ‘ tonifoolel'y no that." :3?“ delegate" to the League of N“
Lura Opened the door to them. ‘ Lura intervened. imeean mm!" “‘1'“! presided over one
Without waiting to he introduced. “You look awfully tired. Mrs.‘ Dr {(0% t ‘t 2263“
Mary kissei her. Martha hung hack: Bai‘lir: would you like to lie downlnese delegating: :hgh.“$m°f Ch"
"Hero‘sagur sister-in-latv. Marys for a while? i know your trip mustiIknn! Conference and w ashlington
and Martha, and this is yourlhave been exhausting." instrumental in bringin (“boil-‘5?
daughter-in-law. Mother." Bob an.‘i "Yes. mother." Martha put lnllguccmtu] work 0: that: a til i:
nouncvd- i”“ would be good 101' 5'0“” 'connecuon with Pacific $55.33..
Llii‘a. acklowlmlcr-d the introduc-; Mrs. Bayllr was tired. but SM" Soon after the close of the c n
————— hi. was weary of being told When to ferenre Dr. Koo returned to Chi-’11;
somewhat over the. northern plainevf lie down. so she "“8th their ef- "0 find "‘0 government there in
states and upper Mississippi valley. I forts to put her to bed. She disliked the greatest confusion. The real
-.a._._-.._ i to be told so often that she was old. powq was held by the great mili—
TEMPERATL‘RE. I: \Vhen. half an hour later. while tar-y 'governors, and Hen. Chang
Observation taken at 8 ll- in. 75th the women were getting themselves Tso Lin and Gen. \Vu Pei Pu were
meridian M New Haven “with“, ‘ settled in their rooms. Bob was fighting for control or Peking. Wu
Bureau. :Ilhrown with Lura for a. minute. he won. but the Chinese Iovernments
Atlanta IIIIIIII 30.08 76 cloudy i found her nervous. Iaimost ill. Were still unstable.
Atlantic City 20.90 78 clear :Iy “'1 “rm dear. he said weak- wshgrgfiugtf hazeln- minister
Block Island 29.86 68 clou : ' . 9": “9°“ DT-
Boston ________ 29.82 74 “easy: "There isn't anything to be sorry Koo 'enId he held it through several
.Buflmo 29.94 as cm". InbouIt. I Just haven't been feeling chanslns administrations. U. of-
Cincinnati 30.02 so clear E‘mh' “‘9 “dad, in exvlwwon- fem“ M“ "Slaw” several
Chicago ..30.04 78 clear l He km" differentlf— M knew “me" 1"" w" “Wm ”mud“ *0
Denver ”...... 29.88 78 cloudylthat ”‘NhlnC 9”“ were- respona- remain m Office“ ‘
Detroit 30.00 74 clear ‘ble- He wished that his mother “"
Hatteras 30.00 78 cloudy hid con}; along: yet he knew that film-
Jacksonville 30.08 78 cloudy l 6 “'0“ no I've come at all but .
Kansas City ..... 30.00 8: clear Md alwayu felt asunst'tnem. since He ...,‘Egifgl’hfifizgl m
Nantucket 29.34 as cloudy for hl! sisters. The resentment he e m“
. _ the fair maidifrom a watery grave.
hew Haven . 23.89 74 clear first he b98311 ‘0 5‘ enacted by and of course her fat): r w d l
New Orleans 30.02 82 cloud: "‘9" ”M9"? d°mnflfliil3~1r°n in grateful: ‘ t ’ ‘ . ‘ .-' “y
New York 29.93 '76 clear him «unearths: over. . «mug, mm" M “a: .1
Norfolk 30.02 in rain He thouslitt, "x-ai get them novel-.1113.“ ion uracil-stunt: '
Northfleld. Vt. .. 29.73 as cioudylnwayu’seou u! can.“ your heroic act. "You him an
Pittsburgh .80.“ 76 clear He Wondered :fihdt ~they we}; I'mfllkln‘ “Sicily-dill W
Portland, Me. . 2 clear; retina “gamete pertinent boat cai- ea ’7' _.
3'? Louis_*...-....3o.n2 ' clear ,. 5f I' ‘ ‘
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ARE YOU SAVING?
'Ihe young woman who must
earn her living has far greater
need for a financial reserve
than any young man.
It is not hard for you to save.
Make your savings deposit
here first andIthen-live on the
rest.
You Will Be Giadl
before buying €155“
THE PEOPLE’S where.
TRUST C0. —’ II
first Bank ”Edit :12: Bridge Albert 11 Marga
On Wasllin :— ”I, i ——Ha.rdware—-
. .gfnn “are“. Washington Street
I 7 So. Norwalk
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screen doors also trim
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