yummcszminm.
South N orwalk, Conn.
BY JAMES GOLDEN
IN 1870.
1015K DED
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Wished any except Sunday in
‘1‘)» Sentinel Publishing Compsm. .
91' WMBmIlon Sweet.
80. Norwalk.-Conn.
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Entered on Second Class matter.
. Tclopnone: Norwalls 33-93.
2ch Dulce; «i3 Wall 9.. Nouns
' Tolephone—Norwalk was.
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‘ The Minced Pres. u excluaive»
U Untitled :0 the use for publication
of all new: dispatches credited lo ii
01' not. otherwise in this newspaper
and lilo shy local news published
harem. All rights of publicaiion o: i
special dispatch” herein are also re .
served.
New Year’s— N orw_a1k
of Today and the Nor—
walk of the Future-'—
Schools, Roads - Busy
ness —«~ Homes ... First
City in the State
Some say resolves, inspired by tin:
coming of {he New Year are futile.
because almost, invariablybrokon.
We any :licy are not {mile [00'
muse may reveal our innernmJ
IUi\'lngs and even though lllipOF -
ble to fulfill indicate {he du‘v-rxiion
ItO'v'azd which wig. would like? to.
trawl and Ly their wry formuluuon
produce a gain 10' that encl.
Norwaik on me new year should
teaoivc— {c L‘CKIBDIE into this foremost
city of its size in the state. This I!
can do 1' N" not happen ioday or
tomorrow—«luv .i‘ the decision is
stcadiusx r will happen.
Let Norwalx resolve. in pursuance.
of this decision. to forget it was a;
compact viziug» and rMTu-n‘sbrr ii, is!
a fast growing (:ily
Will f‘TlEflil ‘mnvyl
This knmvl' tire
expendhures for numerous city im-
provz-mcnis. our. tl‘zvy mil pay for
themselves bur: lied golf? 3
Let (be Common Council mau‘f
Board of Es'imn'n and "Tommi-uni
resell-1‘, u'he’hw' {iv abrasion lm;
zoning or u roar} approprialion, that
civic progrwss depends upon con-
stant cooper. 'lOl'l and combined e...
deauars any: so: accordingly.
Let every Citizen resolve to boo-=47
Nor-wall: a: norm and abroad,
at work and a! p127y-and mo: reno-
luzinn haimg {If-1:11 made. to make
Narwalk through his efforts. worthy
of mm boosting '
Let the resolve be made that
Norwalk's sciloms shall he 1hr: best;
in the Sim»; oyrlzzi'yp‘ri :0 mat r‘t'ory}
‘ growing demand
Let the resolve be made that Nor-
walk‘e roads shall sci an example to:
neighboring Plflfis .
Lei the resolve he made that our-
police and fire le‘fh’i".m"nt!. water-5
and s-weruge S swme shall be: the,
pride of 1h» 5 l
Le! v’ll> reg-5H m- {l‘vii’lfj by every
business 1mm molar" like 5hnp,’
store or factor: ml: best {muslin-35
shop. 5mm or 31"”!!‘5' of its l-lei. to.
pay his nmplm» s "m; niglmsi possihie
wagvc I'm has: posslblz gouclni
and uclixnr luv wt-mr of service.
Let every rvsnlx’nl resolvrr ir make
his or her Eli‘ill'l" :.- mile happier ino
side and llrlclzlm outsulc.
Let every boy and girl. young man
and woman luv proud of this city——
and proclaim that praise- lil deeds
and redoulvlmi Prioris Tllésli will;
NOR WALK Lw 9 grenler Norwalk. :1}
city of wonders and good deeds.§
the lirs' city in the Slate and if curl
decision i:- Sicudlils’ and our rQOIVL'sl
firm ilmi will be achieved. I
l” ‘xl-]
2.1m:
Resolve To Live i
Longer-—You Can Do It;
We wan‘ to NH: and continue to
“live. 5612 presm-xulion is the: strong-
est law We know Any movr-meni
that gives promlsr of affording us a
longer" and heallhicr lilo ls import-
ant sic—ms because it lunches on
our most lullllamfflflj/lnfilllmm. (fl
" ’nle/sfifi'fial part. 0! the New
Year’s resolves of emery good Nor-
walker should m i. deisrniilmiion to
follow along lhOS‘; paths that. lead in
a happy. long and normal lile.
The poisons ’hal ilk. sold and con-
named as liquor should bé avoided.
Good wince plated an important role
in men‘s lites for com. ins. But
junch of the stuff halter today is
.deadly. docloi‘cd alcohol and color-
)“ matter.
. ceases in any iorm shorten life
by lowering our vitality. Excessive
’l‘mclqng, dancing. late hours. wild
3333‘th and eating break through
ion: natural reserw strength and al-
~;.low disease and intirmities to creep
in.
fiany havotollowed health culia
it various sorts-4m: the sane-t cult
k ceasible living. healthy ideals and
3 item resolve to follow their pro-
{cents-
The above temarks were nrornpl-
fl ihy the news from Chicago that a
matinee campaign dedicated to
*‘prevention of disease 'and the
Whom!!! of the average spun at
. 1m: by never: to twelve years
he launched bi‘ginnlng tomur—
by the Gorgas Memorial Insti-
. This announcement was made
91' Franklin Martin. chairman
institntc‘a board of directors.
' aovement. according to v.32
We? meat . is sponsored y
’ 7 o! the medical profession and
m‘ promipent citizens. among
*3; President Calvin Coolidge. who
W an honorary president of the
" ‘ flemrial Institute; Brigadier
‘ Charles G. anea. Gears:
”g moms. Fred Lpbam. Adolp
P m Bernard Baruch. Major Gen-
; ’ W. Ireland, Surgeon
‘, - cf the United States Agni-rig;
' ‘ ' Genera-l Cummings o t e
l and
wkdmiml Mr 8.. Sun}. c313!
ooeamo will be
. the members
3 ’l‘hoee present were E. W. C. Cun-
Hommedieu. Benjamin Hopp, Syl-
vesrer Elzea, \V’illinm J. Gregory.
Eduard E. 'Kcmler. Harry Ains—
’ worth, ‘Wllliam Smith. Howard
Benedict. Charles I» l-llll. Edward
Simona, Harold Simons, James S.
Randall. W‘ullace Palmer. Marvin
removable "dance lo a, mlmimr of our
‘ozzn on the Lowndus h'_,'llli.'fl'f‘fld in
‘ Mrs,
‘Lhe affects of an
? spoken
‘ ntfi'm,
lllinncr commlllec:
‘ Harry F. sweet, l“redorlck S. Moody.
my and colder Wednesday; and
030'me ....
NORWALK
20 YEARS AGO
Almanacs-“l.
I
'lh-J {allowing are taken from the
Senlllwl 0: December 3l.-1904:-
”The Junior Band of the East
Avenue Methodist church held a.
chowder supper in tlielr room in
the basement of the church last
night which was highly enjoyed by
and guests presenz.i
ningharu. Burwell Day, Spartan St.
John. Myron Osborn. Elmer Benn-
dict, George Reynolds, John L. L'-
Vun Keui‘en. Richard Hoyt. Alber:
Gail). Fred Hawkins. Clarence W'liii.
taker: Hurry Craselt Eugene Webb.
Silas Sherwood. John Hoyt. Emer-
son Ayi'es. Oscar Hedman. Morris
Hatchman. Ernest Reynolds, Rev.
Mr. Cunningham. Raymond “laid-
ran and Harry Nickel-son. After the
supper toasts were heard from
speakers at the evening. Toast-
master E. W. C. Cunningham first
called on Harry Croaett. His sub-
190*. was ‘Sluclcnts and Studl-s.‘
Charles L, Hill: ‘Athleiics, Albert
Geib: 'Siay at Homes, Harry Ains—
worth: ‘Commuters.’ remarks- ly
Georg»: Reynolds and Presidenl iii;-
gonr» \Vehb,“
“This annual banana, m‘ the Lu.
mom club was held last. evening In
the basement of the South Norwnlk?
Congregational church. It was of
\‘ery‘plensant affair from cvcry;
viewpoint."
“Miss l-lloesom Smith m: “'02“.
sum: lf‘lltlel'Cd a wry pleasant and
friends last evening at her home."
“Mr. ant} .lrs. George Kcislcr of-
l‘nlon street are 'enlertainlng Miss
Mattie lJrowur of New York."
“The work of placing a new pi-
ESonlh Main street is going on rep"
ld’l}’.' ' 1
"Adam Johnson was removede
from the Ciiy lime] to the: .Vorwalk.
hospllal in the ambulance-
Mug 1' i.» thought that he
have appm‘ldiuills.” l
“Letter Carrier Elbert W'. Clark is}
enjoying a day's vacation.
“Mrs. \K'illlnw l”. Korn went 10-1
in; to “:1! rt‘Eutl‘x'rs in Moll-"l!
\VIrW-u and will also spend a. day-
lll lllv‘ Olly." .-
“Mrs. M. 3 Patrick. Mrs. Mine;
E. Colt”. Miss Helen A. Bartlett and;
Inez G. Peck sant yesterday;
allernoon with Mrs. Arleltweri Pal-i
rick who still remains (mile in from
operation for tip-l
penrlicitis." "
Fashion note: "Some muml are
03' in 'fur riau‘hwork,” .
Arrnnw-mvnts for the annual (lln.1
' n: r of the Clmmhor o? Commerro on
January 13. Will he discussed at lhe“
ru'rlllmnmrv mimimg 0! the 'dinnm
commilios in the Chamber of Con»,
m-lrr“; rooms a! 2 o clock lhls after- ;
Following arc {he men‘ilmrs of lel
George honog» l
Lou-is, Hm‘ly Mort-house.
Lilllemluhl. Lindsey Vick.‘
'l'aruntlno, Jarnvs Mimi
y
hue. C. 1;.
John 1:,
Charlies D.
Frank T. Slni'i’n, Leslie Martin. Arc~
lhur BPll, Alton Tu. Clilchcsier. A. 13.}
l’rzv'i. Benjamin Harris and llcrmanl
J. \i'eissmun. l
l
Interstate Commerce
The j
Commission. ‘
The commission is a remarkably?
high—minded. hardworking and pa-i
Ll‘iL-Llc body of public olllcmls. ’ 'l
’ Um irom the beginning ‘lho;
Commission has been over-uorliud;
* ' 3 and few of its mcmbcraj
have had p’racilcul expci‘luice with
Lhe dilllmllllcs and perils of railroad
lllunugmnvnl.
THE WEATU 151%.
IV 071m“; NW‘Ki—M—Twafin‘r
iliu.s<luy; passlbly snow 'lhursday. ,
Souiliein New England and basal—j
cm New York; Cloudy and c-old-‘
or Wednesday and Thursday: prob—
ably snow or ram on the cons: and
snow in ill.“ interior.
Conditions: l‘x’l’ssure was law‘
'l‘urzsduy night over llin Canadian:
marllinie provinces. The lemper-‘
uiure Was semewlia. higher Tucs-
day in the Eastern smies. '
The weather Will remain unseltlA'
chneeday and Thursday can of
the Mississippi river and lliere prob—t
ably will be local snows in ihe’
Korlh Atlantic states. Tine tern-
peraiurc will not change materially
in the Washinglon forecast disiriei
on Wednesday. except that some»
what, lower temperature will prevail
in the North Atlantic states. bui
colder Weather will overspread prac-
tically the entire Washington lure.
cagt district, except. Florida Tllursv
day and Thursday night-
Winds: North 0: Sandy Hook:
Moderate northwest and north and
weather overcast Wednesday, prob-
ably local rain: or snows.
O
TEDIPEKATUBE.
r
meridian M New Haven Weather
aux-can.
elm
ruin
80.1! 00
3t. Poul .....'...
30.18 33
W » \
Panama m~mncc from
lust eve- “-
may ; *
Hula-n lllzlilt'l‘: into his own hand:
our] dlrcclud tho attuntlon of his
éi'llll‘ I to me possil;.l.lloa of Betty
‘ "-.‘»ru.l-—. as. shown In same: {or "Tne
Observation taken at 3 p. In. 75th —
Atlanta . . .'. . . 80.08 44 rain
Atlantic City . . . 30.20 88 rain '
Block island . . . 80.12 88 cloud:
Baotou . . . . . . . . 80.!2 38 cloudy
Buttalo . . . . . . . . 30.24 22 cloud)
Cmclnnuu . . . . . . 30.18 38 cloudy
Chime . . . . . . . . 30.24 ‘80 cloudy
Denver . . . . . . . . 29.96 24 cloudy
Detroit . . . . . . . . 3U.26 24 cloud)
Duluth . . . . . . . . 80246 -08 clear
otter-as . . . . . . . 34.08 50 cloud)
Jacksonville . . . . 80.08 68 cloudy
Emma Cit .. . . 30.12 ' 30 clear
Nantucket . . . . . 30.14 38 cloudy
New Eaven . . . . 30.14 49 cloudy
Noni Orleans . . . 29.92 58 Iran:
New York . . . . . .. 30.18 36 cloud)
Norfolk . . . . . . . . 30.18 (0 1113'
Nonhfl'eld, Vt. . . 30.13 20 cloud)
Pittsburgh . . . . . 30.20 86 cloudy ‘
Portland. Me. . . . 80.12 84 cloudy
St. Louis . . . . . M. 80.18 \8‘ clouds
? school
CHAPTER L.
"ins. l acme wuu you.
impreSslve.”
'lhe speaker WM La Ville. direc-
tor-general or we Pearle” k.c.urcél
{.‘orpornzion .und maker of stars.
My ms sldo was Lanxlson. who had
Huclni linilel“ already taken. He had
)n-l'smlvi'Wl La kill:- to fllU'nd a snow.
am: (.1 llzv uncut- untitled film anal
lUl' llll Hui ul {lie-n1.
"Tim-s i; z; is up uclirsa. She haa’
r‘naullmi‘w 215 Will use physivul ap-
peal. 5m; lmsu'l any rumzmblanr.
in Scrum ‘izlulzxrlsgr, lxu'. 5’20 is an,-
oilwr {-aiirwu (I! .\(ll.':‘.ll. film’s 5min...
ilul Ell-fill (“wimp rapidly."
Lamps-n Flank-e ul lvngll’) in “ii:
vein an) mull" n uugguallon:
1 Wish you (i give. me a story i0
(llrrcl Will" llvilu r: James and Lil-U} '
,
Byrde no Hm lentin.
immediuie-ly l‘m' sun."
Mr. La Villa milswl. Lamplon was.
right. 'l‘lis gm looked llkc star ma»
terial.
to Laminatin-
"I Hunk i can use her in ”rm
l‘rocllz‘al \Vilr.‘ " he wild. and nddwl
by way of explanation.
next pmddclion l'm going to make.
1.1:”;ston agreed. without cumin;
lo. that, it would be a good idea.
“Besides." La Ville acldcd.‘ "you'll
be tie-d up with Curtis." He studied
the Olli"l' direcim": fnco. ‘
Lampsznn took advantage of an
ODDnnunlgy ifi LA; .. 3’17 a long
time.
“Don‘t you think it would be a
good Men to in me do something
Nae hrsldvs (‘uriis productions euro
in a While” It‘ll lzrlp me got some
new lrlvns." ‘
La Ville shifted rcstlesoly in bi:
swivel chair.
"I've had ihni' ln mind.
I hear from New York is more Cur~
(is plciuros. more Curtis pictures»
and you're the only one who seem:
to be able to finite them."
The Officers and \
Directors .
of the
Peoples Trust
Company
desire to extend to you
their sincere thanks for ‘
the degree to which you
have contributed to the
growth of the Bank dur— ‘
ing this past year.
The hope is entertained'
that the cheer of the sea—
son may come to you and
yours. in full measure,
and that the YEAR 1925
will be one of greater
happfiless than you haive
heretofore experienwd.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
But all '-
She'll catch oi. =
Bill. as for lurmng ner 0V0} '
“That's lid _.
v.’
........-. h”... . 0.. .. .
Sb 1 Tho other mu: one not moved by
9 5 the compliment .if ouch it woe.
i
l
ihcr."
"It would be a good
Ville mead.
' “And about the scene Curtis wont;
remdo—"
“However”: I‘ll keep it in mind.“ . ..
“W'ell. about Duty llyrde-shall 120mm: about that.
give her more footage in “Time 89-. .. .
gcull Rebel?’ It would help establish “mud" “‘W M“ mm” mm.
1
15 on."
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Toajjgfiit‘s Events l
RWVaudevuls but Mum
in “Circa. the Each-nuns.“ .
"The at at Mad." 7
Rmntonctty Common in "The
Female."
Union Watch-Night service 1:. the
Bownyton Methodist church.
Watch-Night service at S. N. Bap»
list. church.
Trude.
coma mm
Jan. 3—Cnrd party. Rmyton ‘1’.
M. P. A. It home of Mrs. -Ednr
Raymornd, Rowayton avenue.
Jan. 5.——80cia.l Norm-all; Carpen-
ter's l‘nion.
Jan. E—Lunchoen Toreador club.
Jan. 6.-Coucert Choral Art 80-
clety.
Jan. s—Luncheon Kiwanis club.
Jan. 10.--“Opln House“ Girls and
anrn'n club.
Jan. 10.-—"udiea Night”. Progres-
F’orum »
Jan. 12.-—Cgrd putty. Republican
Women. at Royal J1me: Inn.‘ .
Jan. 16.-—0yn:er supper. Romy-
ion Fire department.
Feb. law-Annual ball. American
Legion.
Jan.
uranium-cl. St. Joseph's
hull.
X Jon. 23.-—Plny Eu: Avenue M. E
' church.
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A search [or the cause of erratirv
aczion on campus-ea led to the dis
' covcry in Elbert: of a field of misa- .
' neuc iron are 150 miles in pagzh’
which may be one at the world‘z
l
l largusz.
La Ville smilid.
A: Lampoon rose to to.
.acc me tomorrow.
lulu: her no} namu?
lllko u to me.“ '
‘ “l don't known"
The dil- m can.
(To be continued)
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5
km! a! pestilence mm a mouths
Samuel s. Velsor, ml
built up its {in
the year (1924) the Camp
its history. .Please remember
features of the NORWALK TIRE & RUBBER CO. is,
that its property is not inclnnbered with a funded debt
’ in the way of bonds and notes. —
THE PREFERRED STOCK COMES FIRST. All
of the large Rubber Companies are heavily mortgaged
but, the Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co. is free from such a
‘ handicap.
This stock will‘bc sold in amounts desired and we
request that you humedlately make arrangements with
. us in take care of your needs.
89" Gold schniidt. v
Maples,
85 WASHINGEN so.
//
A large number of shares have been sold
and we have now only "a limited amount of the
stock to sell on the terms named above.
Dividends have been paid on the Preferred
stock quarterly, from January for over Ten (10)
years without ingerruption. A Splendid Record.
The monument of the Company is not excelled by
any Industrial Companiéi in the United States and its .
product is second to none. In not, the Company has
e business on QUALITY PRODUCE and
any did the largest business in
that one of the strongest
Established £392
Tire Stock-
in a Big Estate
In order to settle the Estate of .the late Clif-
ford E. Mathewson, formerly Secretary of the
N orwalk Tire & Rubber Co., we are ofl’ering a
portion of his holdings of Preferred and Com-
mon Stock of the Company at $90 per One (1)
share of the 7 per cent. Preferred, with Two (2)
shores of Common attached. /,/ "
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' so. NORWALK' ~ . CONN.
v muons assist-m
mania: show u. Pt the-won.
Run —> Douglas Emma b .
Watch-Night service at Advent; Have declared a dividend r-n savmg. N,
Christian church. ’ ; . ~A mugs
Ymrzyuslnesa meeting of Swed- it the 4% Del? cent. .
is}: Co leg-alumni church at 7:30.: rate of per annum
o clock gallowcd by watch-night IEY- _ .
vice. . .T for the period ending Deccmher 31., 19:34. Dari.
Wadi-Night ”ch at East M‘e- ' dends Will be payable and cnlcrr-cl m ,qu : “I“
““9 Meumdm Chumh‘ on and after January 1.0, 1913.3. ..
“latch-Night service at First M , . l .- 1 '
E. church. _ M'mm ..l>,nns.iicd on or before .lanuary 10th will g
Watch. 13m ”Wm, ma Christ. draw interest from J anuary 15:. .
mas tree at Knight Sitter. A. u. E. ’ _ 1
church. J. T. PROWITT, l’rcsnlcnt ll
. ‘ N
Heading 0: orwalk Board of .. A. R. BETTE. Treasurer. ¥
“I‘ll see tie film
Lu Ville ;
to l
By the way. is;
Doesn't sound 1
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31
nine Ellw-
The Directors of
The .
central Fairfield Trust (:0. i
l
auflunu “an
Q-EHNfl-UH
- JOIN OUR
QEOOu-agfl
CHRISTMAS
CLUB
:1 THIS
WEEK '-
.4..--AQHKQQHBfiO‘OHMUGHOBQ
AND BE
PREPARED
* FOR
NEXT
CHRISTMAS
THE
SO. NORWALK
TRUST CO.
1‘ Original Club in
Connecticut
HAPPY NEW YEAR To
OUR BUSINESS F ‘
“1511M”
Greetings and Deli
successful and prosper’oul l ,
month to all of the buslnal ;
Infinity. Whether deposiwnm ._
bank ox- not. We nape '9
w of you durinfi‘ we
Our facilities are at. 3‘03?
coinint
man a.
CI NATIONALS
TBYonth Norm-ll" 0°“
With all the interests ‘3‘“ _.
think that there was not '.
chm u there used '0 b’ m .
lelflureiy days to? ”“5 m
in: the published {3:211:13 we. ,,
bookieilefl and the cmwmp
( cm
W 8. W. chancellor o!
zmuuww a...“ W“
we
{I Hi. ml in I. not ‘ u
it ”but?! “Whi- lh in: ”are“ public and pflvne ‘-
to a” ”I?“ the ”’3‘” 0’ the uni-loo cantor. this l6 . ‘1 ,
bl ' 50°” wcrcnever IO widely .
and novel- '0 I'M“? "‘6' ’
136:. yes. million! or people ‘ '
discovered for thFYnWflm m: '
that um university Pmm'f”,
__mmd so stream—"h";
culnmeni of education 611' .
it a continuum prncfl‘ “M
Mutual main: of 30“"
I one mm out
no 1 would
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