Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 13, 1925 · page 6

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RoadWays. i n

n: of Our Homes

' jd Businesses —.—'-

Safetyand Common
‘nsé Demand It

1: a. day such as today when the
(in or the sidewalks and roads.
, w‘lth sleet and ice. present a.
danger to every pedestrian. it
‘ithe plain duty of Norwa‘lk real.
all! to clean as quickly as possible
-c pihfiay in front at their homes,
M and factories.
Despite the tact that flue city has
at set us a. good example by clear-
"the roads after the recent heavy
4:11,“: in up to us to turn the
’cheek. .so to speak. and lead
way so that the municipal 021i-
-members of. the Board‘ot Es-
all: street commissioner and
man in charge of the :omuilt-
on streets. may have a. shining
{ ., pt set for them in the future.
The suggestion has been made
that merchants on the main business
mu go a step further, because of
,2 the apparent collapse of our street
.adlnlng force. and undertake 1-: at
' ‘4' y to clear the sidewalks in front
in! their stores but the roadway to
0 middle of the street.
‘51:“ would free the busineSs dis-
. etc in a. short time of ice and slush.
which condition is costing the mer-
Ehants hundreds of dollars. ‘
Some may say: “But we are paying
{fixes to keep our streets open ’to

, To be sure we are. But it there
Imam occur a fire which. the dc-
pertinent was no: able to combat.
ujun would help quell it. So with our
_: eta.
' , n‘ the condition they have
fisher: in for some days, 3.3ng ated
today’s rain, they are in the no.-
"yours of a. grave menace to lite and
’Jlnzb.
.f , Some day we will learn to place in
“‘ch men able _io cope with any
.en situation, but until that time
common-sense be our guide and
5 r: us make the strfits in front of
{at heme: and businesses both safe
' 3nd passable.

u... Trumbull Starts
=—Qut Well— Machine
9. :1 Politics and Prece-

The good people at the state of
ecticut received a pleasant thrill
'satlsfaction the other day. when
cy learned one of. the first things
rnor John H. Trumbull did
' orbiting omce was to order the
joints bearing the word “Governor”
Moved from .he olllciul state lim-
e. placed at the disposal oi the
in! Executive.
“The old registration number.
3'44 used on the car up to the time
Governon. Templeton's adminis-
ion, we are told. has been re-ln-
on the auto.
t is n queergulrk of democracy
t we elevate our fellow citizens
to, post: or power or far greater in:-
ntance than those held by here-
Ethan monarchs, but at the some
1" we must feel that they retain
characteristics ot the common
. E“
o o o

flute history was made during the
week in Hartlord and the his—
' or the future will perhaps
an at length upon the complexi-
,party organization and. the
and prestige it gathered about

in this day at our Lord.
governor was elected by an

a. candidate for that oltice.
eye or politics being often in-

. o b la) and despite a. current at
‘ ; criticism detected Hamilton
Thus he was Governor-elect
modulus may ‘go but Rorsbnch

was lnducted'lnto state omen,

'und then was sworn in as a.

’01 the upper house of Con-

Lieutenant-Governor John

nil. automatically become

' or as ~the Chief “Executive
state.

people have spoken. The
of politics wul ngvdle dor-
.n slime. We heirs a. new
a new Governor. What-

wt may have arisen is
beneath the sudden.

, . R. Taylor. 8. 8.
- Golden."

Clean the Streets;

,Duluth .ouopp-e

fr humanoid. yt.‘ . «our
' “all

sentinel at Gunnery 8.‘ 1905:;-
f‘At the mating ot the South
Not-well: club" hold lost sight to co:-
m:- .w qusrgu {or
‘3 urge smo-

filament house. With this end in
view a committee was appointed to

brlnt such o. project hetero the

2 club. in o moor tofidedalto octlo .

.The committee is compound of. E. H.
Mothewson. B‘i’
Light. E. F. an:
Intel: and a. 1-1.

"B. E. Hendricks.
farmer was painfully though it is
hoped not seriously injured in a.
mix-up between several teams and
an autbmoblle in Wall street this
morning about 9 o'clock."

"George Ross. clerk in selleck &

rice store. South Norwnlk. is
spending I. vacation on Chinuuons‘
IslandJ.’

”Cole: Mewellen, one or the pop-
ular loenl trolleymen, is recovering
(ran: an attack 9: the grip."

"William Irwin is now recovering
nicely from his illness.”

* "A. daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Beers or Loire street
last night shortly before midnight."

" Mira Edith. M. Graham. who has
been the guest of Miss Clara. M.
Ryder. Lynes place. has returned to
her home in Bridgeport."

“According to popular supersti-
tion this should be 0 e at the, most
unlucky days of the year of 1905.
This is Friday the thirteenth. Any-
thing which happens to go wrong
may be attributed to this fact. "

"Miss Nora. E. Ryan. Miss Mary
Murphy. Miss Lizzie Kennedy 0:
Naugatuck left yesterday for a visit
to Washington. D. C. They will be
gohe several days."

“Mrs. 1". C. Becker and family
spent Sunday at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Gum: ncor Grupe’s
Reservoir. it being the anniversary
0: her cightleth birthday."

"Georgi: Ii. \‘osburgh spent yes—
terday in Springfield: Mass. on busi-
ness."

"Gould Seymour
11: "

"Miss Daisy A. “‘ood and “ll-
llam liurrlsop Gray 0: \‘orwalk
were united in marriage Sunday
evening at the home of Thomas
Jefferson in Stretl‘ord.‘

“The City or Nor-well: got oi! very
cheaply on the recent severe snow
storm. The cost to the city in re»
moving the snow from the sidewalks
and streets was only about $46."

"thtlc' Miss Bridget Maude
Clinch. daughter of Mr. mu Mrs.
Michael Clinch. Water street. who,
when born,w Weighed just a. halt a.
pound. has lived now for somewhat
over a. month and - is in excellent
health. She now weighs five
pounds and is as healthy as possi-
ble.".

KEEPING UP'I’HHESUPPLY
A mun got stalled with his cuto-
mobllo in a 'mudhole near Bass Lake
last week. \V'hlle making a vain at-
tempt to .get out a‘nmall boy ap-
peared with a team at horses.
“Want me to haul you out. Mis-
ter? i
“now much do you usnt?‘ '
"Three dollars."
Alter. the work had been done
and the money paid the tourist
asked?

"Do you pull
here ?"

“About twelie a. day on the av-
erage."‘rcpllcd the boy.

“Do you work nights.
quired the tourist

"Yes, I haul water for the mud-
hole."-North Judson and.) News.

is on the sick

..,,

I
out many cars

too I" in-

, Tooll'usy.
Trump-I.havo seen better days,
sir.
Business Menu-Yes. I suppose so:
but I haven't time to discuss the
weather with you now.

THE “FATHER.
'southern New England: Rain or
snow Tuesdny, \Vednesday partly
cloudy not m'ucl: change in temper-
nture.
Eastern New York: Rain in south

' and rain or snow in nerth‘portiou

Tuesday: slightly w mer; Wednes-
day zuir slightly col "or.

Concitlons: Pressure is low of! the
Middle Atlantic coast and the dis-
turbance that was over Northwest-
ern Texas Sunday night has advanc-
ed to Lake End With slightly sin-
creased intensity.

During the last 24 hours _ snows
have occurred in the north portion
or the Middle Atlantic States and
Southern New England. It has be-
come warmer in Northern New Eng-
land.
“mom-ant.

Winds: North‘ot Sandy flock:
Fresh possibly strong northeast and
mt, weather overcast with snow on
Tuesday.

' WWRE.
Observation token nt 3 p. in. 75th
meridian at New Enron “’enthcr
Bureau.

Atlanta. ........
Atlantic City
Block Islund ....
803”“. Content.
Buffalo ........
Cincinnati .. ...
Chicago snippet-o
ml”? ooooooon
”Omit 00......

29.9‘“ 54 . cloudy
20. 98 38 rain
80.13 8% run,
80.24 . 83 “on;
29.3: 32 isn'ow'
39.805 83 cloudy
21,82 24 snow
Homo? cloudy
29.73 2 cloudy
10.92 M clear
29.18 ~46 cloudy
:93: as clear

: sons. :2 show .
-0.“

80 .09 '2

Hamm' “Booty-.-
Wyll 19......

.j o o o a o 30.0: '
”.86

or. w
. - the null result it on on. ’
thuolastlc puma 'to secure e. per-

n, Cunbury‘

.Into Betty'smlnd instantly

Elsewhere changes have been i

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- Betty yielded the telephone ro-
celver to Ala: and went book to her
room, pondering the puzzling slg.
nlflcunce of! Curtis‘ ’dllturblng
glances at her in the lunchroom.
The matter preoccupied her ”she
moved about to complete her toilet.
so that she absent-minded” got
some tullenlngn on the one): on her
gown in a. tangle. and bod to cull
Alto. for help. The appeal went un-
heard. and Betty wont toward her
weompuuhn’l room to renew It. and4
round Alto. getting reody to go out.
leaped
the thought that Curtis had invited
Aim. to dinner. It caused her to
glance at the other women curious-
ly when the tangle in the {mental-
had been stralghtened out.

"on. I thought sou said Sou
weren‘t going out," she remarked
thonghtlcssly. ’

'l'o Alta. the remark had 1. slg~
nincance enhanced for beyond Bet-
ty's intention. It occurred to her
that It was a. jibe for accepting Ill
invitation that Betty had refilled.
This was not in Betty's mind}: all.
and she was hurt and surprised
when Alta answered fiercely:

“I reserve the right to change my
mind."

"on. i-———" Chet's timeiiv arrival
made it unnecessary for Betty .to
complete the response.

“We '11 be the first ones there ”
Carter explained as they sped our
in a. roadster towel-drill“ home. "I
had to coin: and get you before on.
gaging upon the role of host."
She did not reply insinuate".
and he continued: "The others
promised to come about 8:80 or 0."
The information was disturbing
She didn't like the idea. or being in
his house alone with him form
hour or more before others come.
it seemed to her that it was a. mixer
lmpudent hrraugemout. When they
had gone about a mile. she suddenly
exclulmod. "011.11! tell you who:

for (real: our. end I want to no
more 0!. the moon. We’ll hove plenty
or time it the other: mn't coming
until 9."

Curler frowned ud alerted to
speak. but thougl’t better of ll. "It'd

speed idea." he sold. lemming his
toot down upon the gel.

They reached Cnrtcr'l home :t n
quarter to nine. nod round : pair of
1::- guests await him. Betty aim
know either. but she was relieved by
their presence. Ind smiled untur-
may for the an; an. in ch: 3;:-
nlng u the antiserum too -
session of the house. A Chinese
“boy" appeared suddenly. filth
surprise written upon his lectures.
to take their maps.

The other gum ”rived in a.
party I. qua-tor or an hour later.
Just as tho first unmet was having
their first cocktail. . Betty ' won
thankful for the idtorruptlon. be.
“use it gave her an opportunity to
place nsldo hot, glue. She didn't
like the tests at yermoub. With
the two women who were, :rrlvni:
she disappeared into (haters bed-
room. Where he had thoughtfully
luld out powder. combo and
brushes When she returned two
couples were dancing. and Carter
was presldlng over the phonograph.
lie rm to her and held out his one:
end they swung int? the {ox- trot.

Curler bed lifted the rug: 0!: the
hardwood floors or two rooms.

had I. fairly large dancing ”or.
Around this they grated. with
Chet whirling her about as it she
were a. thing 0: wax. The dirty
m enticed Betty to throb. Smould-
eriegxlm with: her dared up.
She had I: hondncho when the
phonograph was finally allowed on

huge leather chair in n corner end
shaded her eyes from the light with

thought about Curl. She tried

 

let'- ndo. let’s uke a little run down
town-as the ocean. I'm mini-hing

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THE TEST.
Moore opines (in
Women) that »
Disguise

. tar—-

Come: ”now Mrs. Helen: Nor-inns
ton. Britain’s first ham-.11 burl-Nor.
with the prediction that. within 23
were the United States probubiy will
here u. womin president. and her
2:; country a. woman prime min-

Why not? Elizabeth d Victo
were thNblest a Brim”;
bu on! land. they will tell set:
over there. In our on day Belinda.
with its extendin- Rangoon-ru-
lions. pro-rer- under Wilhelmina;

Gm- 3:117 is a... who
believes women make better rulers
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sue. them on. “corn” .,
Winn-t be meat out?"
(To be continued).

«ac-dune...

Book of Life

ammun-

m " __tL—'

tlccblnly dud nonuniontslity. Women

Sovereignhqye to have common um. They

must hove it bo'odiue it is they who
are responsible tor the breed end
butter moments. They get pru-
tlcn in indulging thing: by having“,
to keep their homes Minor. — Men
noveltnlltathmiildgonnd
amuse themselves. They hove turned
nioblntonoport. Ithaca-6d
into a. proverb. 'phylun the gune: ’

01 Politics become 0 they
W among mmmnboutmq
thin: t1“! 80 on W.“ d6
a!“ wagon hauled tint it they
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joined by sliding doors. so tint the!

interval at rest. She not down in n

her bend. She. was obsessed with r1W"
to

“Eon moire incl: a hopeless nine. ,5

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POEMS THAT LIVE

W
N; emu: IN mam-r
The mill goon tolling slowly round
With study and column mot.—
Aod my mu. one been in the kind:
ly sound
The voice or the old mill Mun
While round Ind round those big
.2 white mm
Grimly and ghost-like creep.
My little one hours thot old mill
sing:
"Sleep. llttlo’tullp. deep!"

The cells are rooted end the not: or.
. drown. ~
And over his pot or beer
The fisher m. the;
down
Luotfly mokoll: cheer.
He mocks at the winds thct caper
slant.
From the tor-om clun'rou: deep;
But we. we love their lullaby song.
0! “Sleep. little tulip. sleep”

Old dog. Fritz in sluniber sound
Green: on the stony marl!
ESQ-murmur how proudly he'll trot
=2. you round
Ruched to tho new milk-curt!
And you shall help run blinket the
kiln.
Android the gentle sheep.
And not the herring n-oonk
:2 brine.—
341 new. little tulip. sleep! ,

worrow‘s

in

A Drum—one corne- to blinket the

and sink;

03'...
on nit weal): drool?
bullet- the

While the old mil
trownlng skies.
And scold: at the our: (hot blink.
Om your rec: the misty wings
0: that mama: Dunne—one“
swoop.
And rocking your crudlo. the .5131,

"Sleep. little tupu. sleep!"
w'—-?Eugouo Field.

ADS All!) am
local ld‘.‘ "Baby. buggy and sul-

Sign in Springfield: "Both clone.
10 cents.” (Belt wnyz W crowd

the tub!) .
inLexlngion Herald: "Per

*ds

role: Plums nod camels." ‘*

Sign in Hollywood mung:

'."1‘ry our «in! «no: curler. "

Fro nun smut-6mm: "Point

coer- n multitude. o! more“ go!
rah got moans?"

Sign. in laundry: “We do and.

were: no lie" (All right. we believe

you}. i.

The notice “This Fun: for Soil.”
roused 4 tom’- ourioolty. Ap-
proaching the tor-moi“: wile he in-
ouirodwhouthohmwonooall
“Jun‘uooonunmu: corne- glen:
who can. rule: the wind." was her
prompt Add, smiling reply.—-—-Bu-

ton Transcript. ' . ..

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‘ton Fire dopdrunnt.

sea. :

.11.. m flesh III“. or
meeting of Uses-m :- O. B.
m WI

Lecture. First a. E. cam: under
simple” o: Norwnllr. Bird Ind Nu.-

turo club.
awodloh Com

Choir rel:
gctlonol church.
Boys nnd’ Triangle clubs at Christ
climb. Community hall. ‘
maul parish muting. Christ
church.
Rehearsal or orchestra. 0! Eu:
Avenue )5. 2!. church.
Woman: Forum Minimal-y oo-
clety at horn: of Mrs. Willie Benn.
Van Zundt street.
Clues meeting Knight street 1. II.
E. church.
Supper nod'receptlon. '1". C. B.
clues o! First ll. 8. church. “-

Congregational church.

v—u—n

00me mm.

Jan. 18.~—Luncheon d. N.
phone. Rom Juries. , r :

Jan. lie—Luncheon. Nos-wall: no-
publlcon Woman Anon. at Royal
James.

Jun ll.—Lunchoon Klwnnls club.

Jan. 16.——"Lsdloo’ Night" 8. N.
club.

Jon. 16.—-lnotnll:.flon o! otllcoro
Eureka Rebekah lodge. .

Jim. le—oyoter Supper. Rover-

1
2

To!»

Jun. ls.——-Du:oe. “in C. A.,C. :l
Norm-1h Armory.

Jan. lit—Dinner, Fairliold Coun-
ty Planning Ann“ Raul June- Ion.

Jon. law-Mum meeting Nor—
wnix Council or Catholic Women.

Jun. 1!. -—- Luncheon. Toreador-e
club.

Jan. zap-Ploy. Commuulw hull.
Auoplceo ot mulogclub.

lln‘ll. new lights. Second District.
2‘ Jun.”
clube

Jon. zx—Play But ”.3... M. E
church.

Jon. 28-Nlnstrel. St. Joseph's
school boll.

Jan. 28.?me outer-
oriu commute. o! Row-non M. R
church

Jun. 31. Cult. Solo Epworlh longuc
Eur Avenue M. E. church.

Feb. zip-Annual ball. diner-lax:
Legion.

Feb. 18 —-8llver Valentino Seoul.
Epworth league Eat Avenue ht. E.
church.

‘Feh. 18.——Turkey supper. Ladle!
Aid Society. East Avenue N. :3.
church. _

Fob. 23-8. N. lodge or. moon 1n-
moon.

 

, Woman’s
Investments

.“ConsultYour Banker”

a: one. 1-. nuance * ~~
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plume. “actor: investing consult
your banker?” . You. yourself. or:
who“! Miller will: your bank
end have a. hm ides. of what it
does. but have you" ever viluulloed
the entire bunting oysters of tin-
country?

There ore 39.44:: or which
2&2” o'ro stnte be. according to
out National Amos-lion u! Buper- ’
visors of But: Seats. Five "In ago
there were 3 low lea. or ”.813. Mr
thct time. 1.785 were Notion!
Books. In other words. mun.
mmmomunuytnrlvoym
in numbers. is “navel: taxable.
Wow. when it come: too. conn-

6! resources ove'r tho
mzuuo. 101’. to M,
I alumni/#917.

source's have M about :0 per-

ntgd 4:9!!!“th hill}:
Sgtmrd ‘ m
billion «our:

fleeting or (Eleonora circle at First .2.

Jun. roe—room: mun-g. City -
sci—italics Democratic f’

who: instigation l- thgre tor the '

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but! do not begin until February in
”luck payments. others do nu;
one: Fromm to $5.00 “ceklv

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ourdepodbbomthlovosdonol
ovenhvedchonootoget. their
Meatball—therewith”
coobislow.

SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY

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THE KEY TO ,
OPPOR ‘1.

in the {maxim .3 world. is l
and “‘lllioul x: one can do
or nothing. And "zxpilol can!
thrill—don't : :gu-i ihsl. ~
in the bunk rm .1. one rich

independent
to meet

Knocks. 5mm
welcome Clpporlunzzy.

CITY NATIONAL 1
‘South‘ N orwaik. 0°“

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investment bankers, but who in all Womb.“

the world is better fitted to advise
you on investment. matters. than
your "bunker?"

Dinner Stories

A‘worklngmon got a job at a coal-
mlne siding. running wagons down
on incline. There was only a sleeper
at the button: to stop the wagons. so
thence: :qu him to be careful and
keep the brake oil. On the third day
{our wagons went do at a lrrrll‘lc
gpoed. cud lumped the sleeper
into the ennui below.

0 boss new oil that happened
ti'bra his office Mum. and came
talking out, with wrnthtul face. The
In“ (Galahad the remarks of the
named employer: ,

“You needn't come grumbling or
me." ha announced. “I unfit work-
log for you.”

An old man “a:
“hCn he bmu l l > luzid In
so rc\er.‘cnll: 111:: I fro “he »
hexan.

h‘von n rt‘pllill 1m- uh} man

{air question—1 . .n . know
other folks do. 1 3mm
forty xnysclf."

’DON’T PUT
starting to save mall
THE LONGER

you procrastinate the
it will be to be!“

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prevent you from will!
run our of your '
ovum WEEK or ~'
now.

Open an interest w
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