33: “use downs .
1' m 1379. ‘
opium-.11. ass. 1
n PRESS WEB
goth, use for pubiiaidon
dissimilar credited to it
,7 ‘7 does; fi‘m
. 1 Sentinel Adds
Thanks to Joce-
. . e’s F o 1: Those
1 0 Have Given To
‘e‘sL'ongobric-
mmnd .
’ amount contributed to the
, co Fund, now climbing-to-
iho $3.000 mark. by the resd~
.1'1‘ho13Evcntng Sentinel. is a.
name to their responsiveness
inf.
my“ ‘ 8 lost ublishod oil"
smtti‘mont OD! The Emailing
-.wh‘ic.h was 1.330. into the
d received yesterdsy. which
_ 3,18}. reveals thwol-y buyer
'fildper has subsoribedion the
:tortflcenis to .lulp plucky
. . tight-her my. despite the
I. log. back into the ranks of
_ 1- earners and bread winners.
‘- 9 has thanked Evening
.. renders time and again for
- “Mela! help. the great value
‘ Will only become apparent
jabs leaves the hospital and
‘ Fly wholly on her own crippled
‘I‘on’hlne's‘thanks, the Eve-
mel odds its deep gratitude
gt nrrny or reeds” hsvo been
"_ and so chsriuble in re-
_ tonne p’npor's opposl.
Iliad. subscribed by our reeds.
I give Josephine s lighting
1 “ministered by citizens oi
character. every etiort
pounds by them toil-sin sod
.-1‘o this breve 1mm girl
‘ despite physicisi handicaps.
- be able to work. Wain, play
Wijown as other girls at her
m “ ‘ , ihot‘ takes place every sub.
"to the lung will the been
A in tall—nod in addition. that
i“ bytlso best thanks or all. ,
. W
Your Job and
29011’16 Be Afraid.;.,t0
Work- Advises
Chguncey Depew;——
uses Irn ortance
Service~~.n Diffi-
cfilt Climb, To Sue-
your Job} advises Chauncey
..olasiunsn or the Board. New
1am: Lines. in giving his y.-.
tor success.
“do this important thought:
as soon so you are able to
’3 Wife." .
lime to time. The Evening
is publishing -the sound
. from the successful non
bowl" on the boot roads to
_ get on the coed to success.
We that their wordS. though
any may have an old fashion-a
1 an be.helptul and inspiring
filings lock blackest and a”
W: to be against-you. 1
whsthr. Depow says:
‘ your Job. Be‘.‘ sure you are
. We peg ‘in a round hole.
- . "your 'Job so that you un-
gh; hotter than any of your
waiters: that is quickly
- , by nu 'o‘riorf*omoors.‘
' o clock. but rather
”alumina intent on doing the
" ~01 you beioro you
“adding it well. -
ot_your ”monies is in-
!fdoing his part help him
‘1! You are salted to do on
aromr do not complain”
unaccpsid tor it; but
looms the opportunity .4 a.
disarm. Thai. is soon re-
‘t be more intent and inter-
$39 m ball We than
3n“'thelwork (or which you
7 ”dare expected to do.
‘ , toyour firm. company
3nd nook tho opporw
12.130111 however. bc
do look out tor your
’on'd especially avoid
._ or ovorindulgen-
. -. the viioiity. ‘ .
. and denies make you
" you: Minted and.
" invonr oomniuniiy. It
‘. goddrelnpioyor. he will
- 1 - lv‘ozzictonn—How so?
happen.”-—-Judge.
~ Jacksonville ,. . ._..
‘ Now or‘lefns' . ..
['lt'omsttorhow we may have
The tollowing ore (carbon: the
Sontmol' 0!. RRMJCA 1.05:
"A special roosting or ribs 3e:-
bury club we: held last. mu es
the Gresory ‘Point,,hotel sod st the,
conclusion or tushxsiness session.
the 'members were some It _I.
shore dinner brews club's president.
Frederick H. Qulnurd. “line no:-
bury club is on or'gsnisoflon o! lo-
osi men who have hunting and dob-
in‘ ruérve at Ronbur’y. this Mb.
Those psrtislpsung in the dinnurju-
oluded President Quintard, Frank A.
Van Buren. Horace E. Donn. Devin
W. mend. George Elliott Brown.
Frank H. Métrill. John H. Meaning.
Edward P. Wood. Herbert R. amlth.
Oscar H. Bonus, Dr. Willism 3‘- Ac—
ton. Samuel L. Weed. Henry W-
Gregory and Le Grand Raymond?
"Miss Motion 5. Vernon brought
the torn} or her dancing clue to a
_very successful close lut evening
v-with a. pretty reception. the intro
0! which was e. cotiliion. This was
led by!!!” Vernon and Goorgo L.
Woodward."
“The second end biqmonthly
meeting 0! the South Norma Tor.
key club was held Thursday eve-
ning st the Hotel Wctorio in Bulk
road avenue." ‘
"For the thirtieth ume‘in its his-
tory Putnam'fiou coinpmy. No. 1.
has good cause to tool Pro 0; it-
self. Lest evening m, o coon-
sion of the 30th annual till of the
company. It was held in Arlen
hell. The hall we! filled end
dancing was almost uncomtomblo
owing to the o‘rowd. The commit»
tees in charge or the ntfair cannula
ed. floor manager. Moses Hollock:
adis. Allen Frazer. Elmer M. Dick—
erson. Ralph Bradley. Edwnrd B.
Doulons. Bert Kelly. Marshall Preo-
coil;
George “2 Bogardus. chairman: B.
. W‘. Clark. M. P. Bullock. J‘. Frank
\Vollwing, J. F. Bogardus. William
Alexandra: G. W. Dreyfuss and
Phlliu Sells."
Olive Palmer of Hobokon
and I’m-dorm]: Davis 0: South Nor-
walk ,wsro married a: the Gm
Lutheran church* in Hobolun on
December ll."
"Mr. sud Mrs. A. G. _ ord of
Reed street hove returned horns
from spending a. few days in New"
York and Hoboken.”
"John H. Batterson oi Woodward
ovonuogwho has a severe ntlICl: of
rehumotlsm for the past month is
homo-what inmrovod." 3
"Mil-s:
in New Canaan this week." _
"Hm-sea Johnson tho unostnte wen.
lbw-gunner. Dl‘M‘lle a great disr
tllrhance arromnsinrd liy o‘ihfl‘ ruin
od .mnw from January 19 to 21."
"Elbert \i‘. Clark is enjoying a
day's vocation from his duties as
carrier :11 the South .‘x’nrw'li post
0mm and clarence Croltot is sub-'1
.ariwunx." _ .
i‘lho town or Nor-mix hes elnhlh
‘Dllti‘fi in tho" report or the labor com-
mission in point of uumtvr of swo-
rllc cmulnvorl in manufacturins Ul'lr
cxpccmcl b; the labor dapnrunrnhl
The number of people employed in.
53.3mm: and South Norwalk is ’4.-‘
.' ‘ ’5." ‘
' memes.) note. “A very hund-
rzmnc coat of broadcloth on it!
' sic-eves out in one with the body of
_ the coal." ‘
..... ”mm
[Cycs on the Road.
l’ozzli-icn—“Tlat are you taking
c mirror out or your car (or?
iobbleton-0h, Just to be on the
salve side.
I
i
l
i
l
‘ ii:
I
Bobbleion—My wife is going to
committee or arrangement, _
"Frank 1. Jonas oi Nor-walk was ‘
.thony.
!
Gloanings ,
nosing
nail,
Ill.
4
‘Book pi: Life 1
mm
BE BRIEF. v
Breviw is the soul of wisdom. too. :
_Ten words can be more potontf
thin 10,000. Brcviiy in tho reason;
Why Ln. Rochofoucsuld. x“l'fintllmall. 3
is one of‘tho great Writs”; of all
times. A low loss than 1.60" may
lms is lbs sum total of his literary,
labors; but theses-brie! Jabs and ‘
torso pcerings into the soul of hu-
monltynnnke him an immoral.
Theuore some of his mourns:
Those greet end brilliant actions
Which dmle our eyes. are reprm
sented by politicians as the effects
0! greet reigns. instead of which
they are commonly the effects 01‘
the wor between Augustus and Jin—
csprioe nod organ the passions. Thus
which is sttributed to the,
ambition they ind 0! making them-‘
selvos masters of the world. was?
perhaps. nothing but I. result or
Jealousy.
l
5‘
It requires greater virtue to sup-g
l
lilo appearance ot merit then it does
We how: more power than Will.
and it is alien by “1:: or excuse to.
ourselves thst we tsncy things arci
impossible. . l
l
. spur»: the corn?"
We hove not strength enough to:
(allow our reasons.
Truth docs not do somuol: in 3qu
world 115 its appearances do evil. '
. M i
The heed. csnnot long’rloy the
pm of the hurt.
i .‘u
Men are more oitsn guilty ot‘
treachery from wcoknuss oi charsc-;
tor thsn from any settled design to:
betray.
5‘ .
We are never so fldiculous from 1‘
the qualities we have. as from those;
we cflvct to have.
The world more often "words
..
“writ, itst.
port good. than had fortune.
(”We the car today.
—l\'ew Bodiord
Standard .1 ‘
WM
(has: or Most Accidents.
“How did the accident‘hoppeu 1‘” 5
"Why. I dimmed my lights and;
was hugging the curve." ‘
"Yeah .that’s how xnost
sccidents!
THE WEATHER.
Northern Now England. Southern
Ne; Furlongsnd Eastern New York
~.7.- a; an colder W'ed es ;
Thursday tsir. a day
Conditions: Prossure is low over
the Canadian warming provinces.
during the lost 24 hours rsins have
occur-rod in the North Atlsntic
states. It has become warmer in
the North Atlantic stetcs. Elsewhere
chnngos have been unimportant.
The outlook is for genersily tair
weather Wednesday and Thursday
in the/siste- Eastlot the Mississippi
river. It will be colder on Wednes-
dngtin the lgarth Atlantic sates.
; can we. on are die in ed
the New England cosst 321133102:
Island, R. 1.. to Eutport. Me.
Winds: North 0: Sandy Hook!
Northwestorly partly overcast wén-
ther Wednesday.
Atlanta.
Aflantic .City -
Block island
Boston
nuttsio -........
Cincinnati . . . . . .
Chifiego -. . . .- . .~
Denver ........1
«Detroit .,......
Duluth ........
mum s e s e o e e
Kansas City. . . ..
Nantucket
New Haven . . . .
New York ......
Norton: . . . . . . .
Northflsld. Vt.’ . .
Pittsburgh .. . .1 . .' 30.18
Portland. >Me. . . “29.60‘
St. Louis .._ . .. . 39.33
St. Paul . . . . . . 30.28
Wadblnttoll 1.. .. 80.12
29.72" 26
a4
26
on
:2
lug- tum—or the hwfi oi! the'
stem. thosono 9t fog; whistles on
the Soundsnd too cold '. ' sneak;
in: in, through crevices ‘ .
we to! to believe tw‘iomor plotting
no tho-antic" of our. mm
; other cocktéil.
' disgust—and
. “110!” west it
elm um new
CHAPTER L111! :
Chet disturbed the quiet thsi.
Deity wanted by bringing her on-
She viewed it with
"ugh" was irtzmed in
her moutl}. ‘
"What's the
like them?" be
com.
“I don’t like the taste .0! vor-‘
mouth." she explained. managing
to smile in spite of her healluht‘.
“i'd rsiher have winowlxave you
any?" ‘ ‘
“Absolutely! Some
Grggves. (Ho gave it the
produnciutiion: Greiw.)
t do?” . .
lie looked at him uncertainly
before'nnswerlusr‘it seemed to her
that ho hsd sold "drag."
"Oh. that will be 111 right." She .
hoped it would inks him some time
to get it: her headache was hem-
mering upon her nerves. But Corn
tor sat down on the edge ol‘tho
chair familiarly. and called for the
matter. don't you
asked; with con-
genuine
French
. How'll
Chinese servant to bring in a bot- -
tie of wins with the greatest pos-
sible dispatch. -
‘ "Did 1 hes: somebody say wine?"
one 0:. the girls . squealed. She
dragsed her heart to Carter'- side.
end the others (allowed her. Betty
surveyed the whole bunch oi them;
‘souriy. and d tuned her now. When
Wong “no til the lone Battle or
wine. t ,o six who were Standing
pounced upon hint with e. ollmorp
"Wait, Visit.
Cotter cried. "Wong will. bring
some more. ‘1 , ' 1'
”Never mind“. Betty’snoke up.
right how's-fl . To
Germ-nu added." “I'd Hoe to set
1:. breath at sir first. I
hbndnrche.” ‘ 1 y ,
'fSurgly.” he returned. loop u .”
“Lot-'3 take a. little lug )
in- trout." She followed him out
or the front door. cox-tors home
was one of an even dozen bungalow.
ot'the Spanish typo arranged in o
horseshoe. a , _ type ore:-
ohitnre in California. :Tho,.'conrt¢
over which the‘moon shone. woo
s bloom with sweetly-aromas meats
milled s’otfly- . 3:»
it?" she
"m is iron! osmium . .
~. d7!"
.1" .5“!!!
acid. mtg-they lad is ‘
miss “In: «my Mum
solarium notions
th '31: i _'
my morning when
mowmcl’
,liis hand crept down and enveloped
That’s tor natty?“ »
hove_..s slight .
walk in'the «Turf bee
and doesn‘t require our more room.
l~—--—-—" He stoic n glance at her.
She wss looking idly It the moon.
her fingers. She started. but did not
move her hand. They reached the
dnrkt’r. enclosed 6nd or the court.
lie boiled and moved his head to-
wards hers. She won between him
and the trunk of an aged psim.
" l low-you, Batty, ho whispered
loudly, with startling suddcnnescs.
She drew back. surprised. ~and he
movod nearer hor. "I loved you
since Luz-st ls‘ia eyes upon you." He
sought to take her in his arms. She
movod sgsin. end her book struck
the iroe. 'She turned. startled to
see what it was. Then Carter grasp-
ed her with his hands.‘ "I love you.
down: hoot?! love . "
She broke sway end edgedsrouna
the tree. "Pieuo—"
Hohslted. "1‘ can’t help it! I love
wont! do!" He no longer whispered.
Shy looked shout fearful that some-
One would hear.
“Then sien tonne!" His
drew nos. or hot-s: she was
“told by looking into them.
"I love-yon. Bo‘tty.f'_he, repented.
more Milly. taking her hands.
. She «is silent now.. and her eyes
'vero upon the 9"?"U": ‘ Turn-r m-
férpreie'l. this as an encournalns
sin. end ho tried to take her in
his ems again. 1
“Let's go in." sh
swsy fromwhim. ,
”Not yet." he begged.
--1not yeti" .
- She did. not- boll. but wslited
gulc’klyto the door of: the hunga.
ow. 1
.. .Exrm‘r film i ' non
; "I: 3.099.009" will“?! ot-sie and
1:- lelt '_ fire;- the; united
must not. acoustic. ornate)
Luv-norm Moo "no and boot was
received in :QhoUnitod 18bit. .es
inhibited designsrohlolit'roporu.
. unisnottio _. n7 is, tint crap-
omion worksyxuiorf then-it used
tor-finned Viol. _ tor-Murdock in the
4W10blts‘ ‘ f ‘ " .,
€318
mode
e said? uio‘vln‘g‘
"Please
. \
Essie.
fgx‘ounrl to a neighbor. upon which
' corn. was planted.
‘ Hts! tlnw tho renter was to receive
‘1;~m negro during the harvest time.
, fourth?"
. mine."
5 12 position in a low cities and m.
‘ months but litter {hot you my 81.-
. Ln oaths lime!"
.m an suiomobllo accident.
‘Wan transported to the hospital.
1“here she soon regained consciouh
Dinner Stories 1
A man once rented a. plot, 0!
e ml at bar-
cm-rourih or the yield. fleeting
asked;
"Luck lure. um. hove you lure
iii.-
"Yns, long ago!"
"\‘ioll. wasn‘t i one-
io_ go!
"Yes, but they wasn‘t no (earth:
ios' three losdl. ”Id day no
A young inw student spoiled for
‘ what the pay would be.
"You get nothing (or the first six
(”in nor snnum!"
“Very well. I'll-corne buckln 018
A negro women of mammoth pro-
Portions sud inky coninlexion wss
8hr
mess. The doctor. seeking to coin-
:ort her ‘1 bit. sold to her:
You undoutiodly will be sblo to
obtain 0. considerable emount or
damages. Mrs. Johnson."
“Dsmsgcst” sold Mrs. Johnson.
"Vl’hst Ah went wit domagos? Ah
got enough dsmsgoe now. \tht
Ah want in repairs." ‘ ‘
POEMS THAT. LIVE 1
THE IVY GREEN.
Oh. I dainty plant is the 1?? green.
Thai croepotli o'or ruins oidl
Of right choice Iood are his meals.
1 your. . '
In his cell so lone end cold. .
The wells must be crumbled. the
stone; decsy'd.
'l‘o pleasure his dainty whim: '
And the mouldering dust that roars
hove made
Io s merry meal tor him.
Creeping who‘re no lite is seen. ‘
A rare old plant is the Ivy-green.
Fast he stealsth pn. though he wears
no wings. ‘
And a staunch old bout has in!
liow closely he twineth. how “gin
1 he clings ‘ '
To his :riend. the bugs out tree?
And slyly he trnlieth along It!"
ground.
And his lavas he gently woven.
And ,ho Joyously tackles and bugs
. Around . , , , —1 ’
'Tho rich ninth! or deed
- groves. ‘ 1 ;
Creeping. when noliie is seen. ,.
A rare old plant is the In 'M'
“1:019;ng hsvo 119d and their work
e V
cued. ‘ ..
And notions settler! been:
But the stout old In shell never
redo ~ . \
From its hole end hurt:
The shrew old plant in i
new ,mttsn 1‘ noon the .
For the “atolls“ building a: .33
In the-Ivy: food at last. . 7 _
Creeping-“whore .no lilo is soon:
A rare'o ' unt‘is them m
- P mm mesons.-
now
. ~no!“
b
n. ll. 3:. church.
, " 1"! ‘ “ ‘ “
‘ mm 9-4 Gilbert‘s“ y
mom: mfi. Glenn's tonnes.
“an-136w" , s ' " ~
m‘ night. senor) Nor.-
. a...
'M”&‘ 0
lows in Odd Few boil. «donut
insane. s othdies' a . Ital-s
mm_mv.s:w.1
Mon
MW
i
met.
. 9”
church, . .
Advent
or _‘e¢w.mo.ozs.x. ‘,
gm mlflakutbl‘lid
MK ‘
Church conference. Knisht stress
"9W of L. B. A. or First Con.
clam-on.
‘ l
Jan. 10 . . Kimmi- out.
Jen. ‘lrmm Rigor-1s. N.
club. . 1*
Jon- it—W ‘ or otticors
ton Fire dominant. .
no. id.-,;l>‘enoe.‘1utn c. A. c. oi
Nor-wont AM”.
Jun. lap-Dimer. Wield 06m:
'3' Panning All)... Bani James Inn.
Jan. is.-—Annuol meeting Nor:
walk Council orOouzolio Women.
Jan. 19. - Luncheon. 1‘0““on
club. :
.an, zit—Play. Community bulb
A's-spices oi’ Triangle club.
Jan. :o.-—Publie meeting. Ciiy ‘
W
Hall. new litbtt. looond
Jan. luv-Meeting homoerotic
club.
Jon. 3-?in But Avenue N. E
.
“may. 'oessu. "
wen-z baht
mesw- ,
meeting. Won it. E:
f .7 “A -snd ii genot'too late to join
._ , Many bran: members do not begin until February Isl.
w .fiomemlhlflleir beck payments: others do not. Suit
gmn, convenience. From 250 to $0.00 weekly: no trouble
.. .. y; y The
aha-a] Fairfield Trust Co.
NORWALK, CONN.
1».
church.
Jon. 283—me It. Joseph's.
lohooi hull.
Jan. 28.-—Eniertninment. enter-t
prise committee or Rowanon M- E !‘
Epworth looguci
church. ‘*
sgochurch.
Jan. 81. Cake
East tvenue )1.
L Feb. ig—mduot J o; fiche}
‘nloo Council. Ravel ones
Feb. l3.—-Annuol an. Amman
Lesion- r. '
Feb. 18 --lilver Vsiooune Social.
Epworlh ”‘8‘". III! Avenue 8!. 3.
church. .
Feb. its-Turk” supper. Lsdioe'
Aid society. East Avenue .M. E.
conten-
Feb. :34 N. lodge oi, noose in-
itiation. ,_ '
i
s
n
; s
‘ Everyman’s
on to populerise
was on the other side «but are
mt'
simply the old one oi diversification
”Oct some at m-
ion-l
Investments
Investment Trusts“
o; and. I. swam
(tourism. um
A new tom 0! "curly has re-
cently been introduced to America
investors and on active oompoixn is
it. For noon!
known no investment truste‘ hove
flourished but it isoniy very lately
o! the kind nu'boen.
Itmm in the United States. The
loam at these «notation: is
at risk made possible by the com-
bined resources age. urge number of
snull unit-lists.
The lament trust soeumul‘ties
s. We res-ion oi! stocks-or bonds
and issues its own securities unmet
than», The theory iltbotmn i! s.
mistoke should be insde on one or
more at the purchases it would be
compenssted tor in profits on the
rest end that the income "turn from
the whole would he roseeosbiy
noble sod higher tbsn o smell in.
vector could secure unsidod on any
”We?“ 1......
'o it 4o. i‘ound- wi this
theory end 73'}... worked or}? vary
Roll in gamut Britain and in some of
o con outs! uronson oousitri .
It will use some router “my;
more it con be said {not the {liner-
loen Ionization 9: this plea” will
W. o- autonomy. In one re-
WOW“
investment Insets here new. 407%
imagine original. .5 number oto‘
owmouo , how anew inela-
hsld, . logs,» senor-mes inferno group.
as tor Existence veils or utilities or
oils, Obviously this does not time
the mozmtecuone that would be
vod tron o distribution or hold-
iuig troops m: alumni .indno-
‘m-womaotths ow ,-
on:
Not. and: ate home in wild
Winter mother—but. he owns
‘ib.
Yonommshomeequipped
withsvu-ylnodu'n convenience
endoomeyregulu-lyssving
Memorial».
3m. now.
SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY
in the rinsnclsl world, :5 Canal
end without it one can do lttzk
or nothing. And Cepz'o) camel ire:
thrift—don't forge: 1%.», sum
in the bunk make our, rich an: :y
i“del'usm‘ient, and a: .-.' limes m.“
‘0 moot Opportur.tw when l‘
knocks. Start gm'lng :Jr“ and "33'
welcome Oppm'liml’i
CITY N ATIONAL BANE
South N orwalk. Conn.
twigs:
During the Brimli mm.
193! Hodges was tho “canal"
leader of the labor 'r" :1 ‘ lied-
At the Novembor (locum... W
3“- Who may have 3-Ws-2w fl
breakdown or the Ni;
sought a. soot in lho 1mm of cm
mans but was datum. K
.IL'WHO’S WHO
in m “I". Um.
vi a“;
FRANK BONES.
With the recent dissolution or the
ilritlsh. lsborg government. Freak
Hodlol. civil lord of the admiralty
during the lsbor regime found him-
self out o! a Job. So be promptly
returned to ‘-his “trade." went down
into a. mine pit to swing a pick.
Hodges' contact with labor has
been tron e variety of males.
In Jun. 1921 when Romney Meo-
Donald. lender ot the Parlismonm
Lobehl’srty '1)! England become
prime minister he offered Hang-es.
who wee than president 0! the
W Union. one or they most in:-
portsnt Jobs in the British empire.
thst‘ot director ot‘tho British Now.
Whereupon he resigned his union
Job and become 9 outlast member.
’ moped-um
mile» W‘
p mail!
British lnbor will (fill!
it thoth does not lor;
. llier.
the role 0! on
DON’T PUT OFF
starting to save money
THE LONGER
you procrastinate the harder
it will be to begin.
LET NOTHING
prevent you from savinl 1‘”
on can of your W“
may wuss. or EVERY
lam
om nil-interest bearing W
1 count-in
~.
Call-9m No. 20
fine Wei-s‘ ; sumo-rm
‘ s MtMMT?“
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