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no. Norwnik. 0mm.
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Enlorcd no lie-rum! (.lnn n c .
T aplmnol ‘Norvnlk Milli.
u .. union; all Wall Eh. Norma is
i'omplmnm-«Nnrwnlii list.
$.59.th unbala-
omllloti In the use tor publication
not othcrvim. in [lilo unwound”
in. All Hami- ut vindication m
“Jul tilt-patch" heroin are alto rr
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”A ._-..... .. “mun
ommunity 'l‘hmtrte .»
If Not. Why Not?
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' .n- x:"»;nil\‘lis that
: thr-
:.».v\ c. sammis orator
you‘ll) rirl‘d rmwds
~ .‘to inrnmllmz
..;.:.\n lam-c along dm~
vial summit and
--: awnlitltg' tlw
*. till. A lmhh‘i‘ is
.xr auditorium in
to could i If staged.
kit}: tn such it
~ . \x‘xil‘il rmtl-i ca:-
:0 1210 hood: of n
no.
. ~\cn York to sec
5. \ lmricniuro of it
“up or to watvh tho
j‘:’.‘l“n‘iil$ of chur-
.l mty such :is ours.
.r ingwdl to witness
:15 UH .t 'nlt‘Jl :«Q‘Cifit‘:
-. ‘ izt>zzzici is .t strong
3.x. Like tho Way in-
. lw t'lillhlilt‘ti. lion'-
i) ihcatrc Would io-
micmion on Nor-walk
.:_ : Ausznv‘nt local pride in
. quarfv’w \ ‘zf't‘ it it“ no: owrly de.
3‘ m0?! :.
‘1' .3;.‘\\ 53 . it?
. Playing The Game;
Good Sportsmanship
c. 3'..1'\t cowl sportsmen or all
to 2;. 3p than: all to learn
,1 is the aim or the
i movement. Take
unh the sweet as tho
1::ttr comc. and play thr
.i l.~ the essence of good
Play is teaching
“Alto. fairness, quickness
s. !.' control, resourceful-
ioyully, It teaches us to
- g..l.;v or life honorably,
...r-* the words of Dr. John
the N. Y. Times, {or-
Dy, \L'
”cw Yuri»: Sill’i‘
ism.
\‘Kha-n the l'rusidcnt oi the l‘niicd
gates welrcmus a great hull playcr
ind trail in nm as he did not. long ngu,
lg was not only bccausc of \Vuiicr
ahnson's Skill as a pitcher. it was
nice because of the character he had
chown. 1L- played thc game through
filmy years. Hi} took his defeats
153nm“)! into his triumph. The up-
fioval of the public. as the President
aim. “as :l iriimic to the good
ibortsmunship and clcnn play that
Bfiought victory.
32A: someone has said. "We do not
éfpp playing lurmmc we grow old;
grow old LlL‘CaUSO we stop play—
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and (Ax-collage proxi-
.‘:Tho officers of a, great railroad
mtem which has spent millions of
(pliers for playgrounds and recrea-
an buildings for its workers say:
'EWe are taking the wreck: out of
the system by taking the wreck out
at recreation." What they meant by
mat was that their men were getting
gglort of recreation that did not in-
arrow with their doing their work
the world. But it really meant.
‘tgo, that this recreation was also
preventing the wccking of many I.
worker's ow" lilo and cultivating
‘ rtsmanship. .
u'rhe national movement for pub-
recreation aims to give children.
lilijcitiea, large and small, a. chance
z:églmuy, in a. Chicago, New York or
g . alk. Since 1906 the Play-
' Mud and Recreation Aga’ociotion
flfimerica has been v king to this
, The Association lit‘linvea that
(A is the birthright of every child
liars: in this land. It is the peren-
7 o: the adult I.- well to keep till
ends both work and ploy.
lchcel Pupiu. the crest. pity-loin
in: to America til-nu immlmnt
, p from Mia, [on this donni-
_ _ or print Amman mum to him:
tray tho [Quinn-Whit a wonder-
W 1 limited it long. and
m! thought about: it. the
- .1 WM convinced that one il-
03 £130 biliary of this country.
All! its traditions, is summed up
than titre-3' words. To play the
will”!!! to the boat. main
I, oi the land Much o'flered mo
I“; opportunities was slimy! my
9! Amorpnnluticn.“
,ry uncover. on going in do-
morn money tram Confirm.
“flap bootlegs"- holdinqcut on
*Johno’town (Pm) mo:
:Euporlntendcat mm to,
firm Hing , JO, . '
The Alli-nomad PM!» In Hutu-ho 3
oil new: dispatch“ trimmed to it 3
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child or each one of the children. .
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they will surely apprecinte your
forelixht and wisdom. Thrill in
the but gm, liter nil.
The City National Bank
South Norwnlk, Conn.
Gleanings" '2."
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Tonight's Events
air-is.
. "it is certainly not finish ’and it
‘ is not Christina." he said. “it is an
Riollo—Dori- Kenyon 1nd Percy
Mormon: in "Idle Tonnes."
Ponce—Bull" Katon in
Nu‘ltuor."
"The
affliction. not because it Was no;
cause it won not needed. but ht;-
causc it stirs persons to break the
law. Suppose that it is succesaful. sag
our extreme Protestant brethrcn'
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Every loss teaches mcn
wiser.
to be
'l‘imc demolish" cvcryt hing.
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Misfortune never has a holiday.
0 I I
livery flood subsides.
i-‘rovcrbl from the Balkan coun—
tries. Serbia and Montenegro In par-
iicuinr. make up today's inltalmcm
(No. eleven) 0! the nor-its or prawn.
Lotions or the proverbs of all peo-
Mm.
More laws, mono confusion. more
difficulties.
lie who deceive; me once ll it
often is a smart mun.
\V‘hcro thrift, there honelty.
lo‘rom hand to ‘mouth is a. long
way.
Children and
the truth.
Death in blind.
No bread without eflort.
A castle offered {or a. dlnar (a
coin) in door when you have no
dinnr. »
W'ho up to his
slmplctona speak
twentieth your I
iatmuz tlur road docs not. go Astra!-
y.
.0“ ll.
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lion; 1:13 l".‘.l’|‘.. and lip 10 hi: thir-
timn «lum- not alive some money, will
iv :1 hurtl-‘n to his tit-(mic.
\Vlzo nmlsvs irrmicnt inquiries
“'hu aim»: not take care of other
Pt‘uplr’a good; will never have hi!
it is hotter to have an ounce of
wisdom than n hunrircdwoight or
musriv'. —
eating and
than die of
Muir lw'upi: din of
drinking (crimson-My)
hunger and tliirat.
Bout, m n stranger. Complain on
to your Iricuds.
Show mo a [fiend who will weep
with m»; thmw who will inuxh with
me i can ilnd myrcif.
One cannot possibly bake
for tho whole world.
\th {303.103er the: shorc possesses
tile rm.
\thn nut-His not Rand oncscil‘. one
ilkos to talk of what is wrong with
other choxalr‘.
Who do”. not know how to servo
cannot know how to command.
it you wish to know what a man
is, pint-n him in milliorlty.
broad
Going to the Peerleu studio and
reminding the casting director of
the part promised her by Curtis
was now out o! the question. Grace
decided. It. would be inking ad-
vantage of the attention shown her
by tho star. She shiver-ed It the
idea. at appearing in other eyes at
being a. play doll tor Curtis merely
to get work. ,
Alta was up when Grace hurried
out of her room to get a. hasty
breakfast of cercal with truit, and
milk. » '
“Where did, you two :0 last
night?" aho asked with interest.
“0h, We went to dinner at the
place they call 'The Hole in the
Waii'." '
"Much o! a. crowd?"
"It leemod toybo large. I don’t
know whether it was any larger
than much—it was my first. visit."
Alta was [my and worn. "I'm
about.» dead." she complained.
"Worked until 10 o'clock. and have
to no m1: at oitht this morning.“
Tho bo- il rushing thinxl. He has
to so out to mm o. picturo.
VA. choke or thohud wu tho on-
war. “lil- wito think-he's in love
with vino/fl nho “explained. “80 of
course 1 don't want to to out with
him.” , ,
Groc- could“ not'holp being our-
prison by Auto blondn‘ou. one»,
now lilo mated to nit m: "I. no
in ion with you?” r-Blio who for
tho door. pun-in; or. a. ,mirror to
veto, prowl-p. o: ink tinder he:
“‘01:. In!" . , .. ;
um. pun-tad. _ slum 3, wild
enough: the Ali. was com to out
Mr tor grout “mot—in .107 do"
infirm. an. ma «1 ,
y , “WI in mud or no
don't 1......» 6‘
mm “Mom.
the lattcr was moved to do some.
' . a: ,3. t; n
theifiv'iwfi‘
{fiftieth-flit old lolly in tin .m... '
graduation“ therattcndcnt bright. .
iicc." She swiftly wrote on nddrm
upon a. clip 0! paper and handed it
to the other woman.
That is why Grace happened to
to to Alta Berg‘s dmco thnt morn-
ing. a twist at rate that had enor-
mous consequences in her life. no
we ahall soc.
Shc greeted Alta. diaplrlledly. and
thing
thizc.
"Never mind." she said. "I'm
told that Peerless in going to our!
four new pictures the first. of the
month." .
“Where shall I put my coat and
hat?” Grace asked, indifferentiy.
At. 2 o'clock they went out to
lunch together. The director, Grace’s
boss. caught up with them no they
were leaving the building. All: in-
troduced Grace. '
"I Just happened to see you going
out." the director said, quickly opin-
ing to the point. “And I think you
are the exact type I have been nook-
ins for a. part in a. picture I hove
wanted to make for a. long time."
Grace stared at him. '
“Do you moon The Poodle?”
Ali‘s united him eagerly.
Ho nodded.
(To be continued.)
A. Tcnuouuu ‘i'arumr wont. to "town
um bonzht a nation so; at Whir-
ksr. lie unit in (in m" m
not]! ”no! it with o vc 0! MC!»
mt». out; in lilo mm. on
which be, wot. nu- ma . Winn
in rctumnd two ham km. a.
m was 59M. 149 “mm“, 7
.flwtm that the an! . . u;
mm
unusual—~lor Alta-3ympn-
am we at”: an». a nu;
’9 to: oncbcrlr tool:
on” . ~
“y"bbn't you not nwrul tired. can.
go ‘ . ’ 0
“You . mum" fit: 1) '
udmlttéd. , ._ or in union
"What make- you no “tired." pon-
Tho {allowing an moi: from
flaunt — Non-nu Tait-nudge and
Encode O'Brien in "The Only Wo-
man." .
Christmas My. Lolly Jonninn
lodge. Shanna-cu at Bethlehem it
would like it. what are we to do in
holy communion? Of course. wine!
trill ho diopcnaed under permit for!
the. service. but will not the people
or the future 11:1 to ace the Sl‘flln"
canoe oi the sacrament because they i
IE; though." «no tin ":in ,
the Sentinel of December 11. "04:—
"Forctnthcn Dny‘ wu eluborotoly
observed int night ottho South Wit club. The nuposlum on what pscho-
Norwoik Conxrosutionnl church Xenia: oi Norwnlk Act‘io of analysis otters to the normal pcr- ‘
with a banquet hold ct. the church. Eule- tt Elli-8' ht“. Norwalk. son {allowed an Epiphany devotion ;
Judge John 8. Light wu tho first.
speaker. iii- aubioct wu 'i‘lizrim
vs. Purittnu’ 1nd in a moat interest-
ing mty ho unlined the chnncter
of the curly nettle" 0! Now Eng-
land. His speech luled neon)
twenty minutes And there wu hunt
a dull moment in the twenty urn.
id; 8. Keep than, rend tint bountiful
poem ty Mn. noun. ”rho I‘lltriuu.‘
Mrs. J. Milton Coburn provided on
intellectual trout in on cadre” on
”l'ho Pilgrim's Hours." which led
the boot-en to hnvo on 1!!“thth
the homo lite of tho “fly ”ultra:
A quartet comprising Mn. Clarion
l-J. at. John. Mu. Joooph H. Pillow,
E. E. Crowo and Cheater H. nono-
dict than rendered a. number or nice
ttono in a very pleasing manor.
Another fine selection ‘18 Th!
E. E. Crop-c."
"There was a. mall (in at the
residence at Genera Run-oil Front
in West avenue int night due to, o
mix up of electric light. Wires."
“The Burr mnututuriux and
Supply company which in- tiled in‘
corporulnx paper: with tho Sacra.
M
Bukotboll ll Norwnlk
Yul. Junior Varsity five and Nor-
wnlk nod Hen.
ll. Washington urect.
Weekly cord night at South Son
Mutini o! Butlor lodtc. l. 0. 0.
E. Odd Follow‘l hllL South Mun
mt.
Tootimony routing of Firs
Church of Chrid‘l. Scioutist-
fleeting of Official Board of Fit:
E. church.
Rumor-cl of East Avenue M. 1’.
church orchestra.
looting of manure; clan of
Korwnlk M. 2. church a homo oi
Mn. UV. C. nuun. ufu‘ctto circle.
Hunting or the W. W. G. ot’ South
Norwuk Boptin church.
Church nixht service of nowzwton
E. church. .
Armor?
COMING EVENTS.
DocJL—dflnner Norwnik Country
club . '
Doc. ism—Homing Boord of Esti-
unto Ind Tmtion,
me. 18.——Lunch¢on Kiwanis club.
Dec. is.—Thirty-tirlt anniversary
meeting. Nomlk Choptor, D A. 3.
Dec. lie—Bridge Kori-nil: Coun-
will not know what wine means?"
calico the "Visomn or God." In in-
troducing the smokers, Dr. Guthrio
said that. while he had arrangcd
‘ the pron-am. he assumed no respon-
sibility {or the uttcranm‘s oi those;
i taking part. i
“We should not try to tie (bingo,
- up so tightly." said Dr. Guthria. n1
his introduction. “We have Fun-l
dnmcntnlistn because some peoplvi
won't take the pain- to be libel-gin;
We can't afford to be too doumntlrl
Ind refuse to budge from preconfi
cclvcd notions it we expect to see 1hr l
light and get at the truth. Don't try;
to new a man's clothes on him. Lot l
‘ him change thcm once in a while
The main thing. as I see it. is to got f
splendid truths, pass them on to the
individumi. and lot the. individual
circa them“ in the curb that happens
to suit his (Lucy. ‘
"The world today is a factory for
mediocrity. “'0 nocd geniuses. but.
there are no such geniuses. A gen- i
log could't live today. He would be.
crushed to death. Vi'c do not scorn to I.
want genius. All we need is a Hill"
talent to he used for commercial
any or sum in to commonco huu- try club. purpooes."
noon Mondoy in the buildinx nt the Dec. 20.—Dnnco Norwnlk Country
corner or Water street and Bulm- C‘Ub- . _
boat pince tormorly occupied by tho Dec. 20.—Christmu pony. at Elks
McKibbin Muumcturin‘ compuy." homo. Have YOU Enough
“Mica Alice Sherwood wu tendor-
ed n ouprioo port: list evening oi
her home in Chestnut street by n I“ church. “ ,
compony oz about 86 young triondl ti Dec” 31-—c‘m“;‘ ghiurfi°“' for 9 j '
who hm . mm dolithiiui umo. tho on’ Won - c - i =
hate-n proving, .n axcengnt‘ outcr- Dcc. :2.—-llutlnx ot Omicron cir~ CHRISTMAS. ‘
tuner ot her unannounced luau." :19. EcruAvuéuo “1:10? ch‘unrcg‘; , f
"Th variouo inauronce “ent- in onto 0 no “ ion: - - 1
Com}. enrol-walk have received com- Vin Hunt much 01 Hillside school Are you gomg to be able l‘
munlcatlon to m. ottoct am on in- wgter-u 80 um mam. Chm! to do all the things you ;
oc. .-— n ~ .
spection or the tire dcpnrtmont and Win want to d0? l
water supply connected with the
New England Board 0! Fir. Under-
wrltors visited South Norwflk on
Rovembor 8 cm! nude 1 reolnspoc-
tion. Among the recommend-lion-
ot the inlpectlon as am on nddition— church . . ..
at tiro compony should in armlud r1313; 10v— 'lelco N!!!“- . Prone-I
nnd located 1: tho vicinity of Ray-
mond street Mid South Kola otroot.
a. hunt-dour location without cum-
clent protection." .
Doc. Ila-“Th. Mil-note Ploy oi
the Ntfivity” M. 8. N. Conn-exotica—
mu party 1t Rhito and Recent tho-
ctr-u.
Doc. 2!.—Clu‘ulrnll ontortninmtm
body Valuation lodge.
Jun. 1.—Plny But Avenuo 3!. E.
Jon. '16:--Oyster supper. Romy-
ton Pin deportmont.
.., co coxom or turn mm ' lar sothata earfrom.
uycrmcwr TIMELY VIEWS *3 30:3, ’you will Yb. may i
u. wanna-w ~ -—--on--- _ l and able to do _what you i
th.)mfl§nflt?: giants-ton “:od‘r: WORLD TOPICS 39nd inconvenient to do
town”: 3.2:: mm; ~ r z u ‘3 ye”-
'“‘°""°" “ 0W mfiWixW Bank Yours In
."Wiiliun W “0- W f?!
Clinical. m in“ but ill of “to
trip. “mm morning Ir. noon-o
follow“! suit and in now down_with
the noun clinical." Wily. in tho country: 3m:-
"un. II" M 1‘“, mammarnumm.nr.wn.
. [.02 iiuaNornunGutha-lo. metal-old...
mm. ”worm. mm homo
might tram I. villi In Now Yorhfi
loom. "A nova m mutt
ll mm to tools iiilo u on»: but
”Edam-Baum flow York
city. "coldly. in an introductory
all: on n,ump¢dom on Who-u-
MONEY
Would a little extra . 1
money come in handy?
Why not open a Bank ac-
count with us for a
Christmas present for
yourself and save ten per
cent of your wages regu-
' {THE PEOPLE‘S
TRUST COMPANY
"Pl! Bulk DWI!“ Brim on
drawn up at the to hot the ‘ a:
or. "mm in It tho'lldog." l1“
com both at: m‘ud Toning mm met
our . ’
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wow-r ‘
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