Ill 1820.
m
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how publishing Coupon!-
In Washington Bimi-
‘ ' Bo. Norwulk. Conn.
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second Close er.
fi'iire'hoboue: Nor-welt nous.
' " Omen: ea Well 9.. Normal
ironstone—Nona: tau.
:WTED runes unsung
Tho Wad tree-vie exclusive
1? W to the use (or publication
of on news dispstcnee credited to it
. I it“ otherwise in this new-pope:
sod sin our Iocsi news published
élegions. , All rights or puhiluir: o:
W dupe-whee herein ere u re-
‘JBi'ighter Lights If‘or
. g“ o’ The Business Section
Of The Second Dis-
trict Are Essential—-
District Commission-
ers Meet Tonight—
Attend The Session
The District Commissioners of the
7,690.9“ District will meet this evo-
flhing to act on the petition signed by
.31nore than two hundred merchents
‘lrequestins brighter street lighting
tor the business sections oi South
Jinx-walk.
? As trade tollows the ties. so retell
Ibueiness folle the bright lights.
731'!“ new lighting system in the First
.. rict soon‘msde clesr the mode.
, 31 one)! of the lights in the Second
3' iltrlct. The petition was a. move
31!: the direction to correct this con-
Million.
2 .L‘Vsrious plans of increasing the
’1 illumination of the down town lights
:hevo been worked out by A. E. Wiri-
lobester. superintendent of the muni-
Zcipal plant. who is working in close
‘ ’ zoo-operation with the merchants' at.
:Vislon of the Board of Trade. These
337“! be discussed and gone over to-
wagriisht.
; Every merchant should attend to-
, :night'e session. It means dollars in
:his pocket and progress tor the Scc~
:oud district,
sNew Concern To Open
5% Plant Here—To Em-
j" ploy 100 Hands—Ad-
E ? ditional Pr 00 f of
Norwalk’s Growth ——
gHearty Welcome and
T Best Wishes For Suc-
._ cess T o The New
' Enterprise
. Sometimes we hsye been accused
pt over-optimism in the nutter oi the
industrial growth at Norwelk. but we
, much prefer to be over-optimistic
’1 jthenJulie-warn: or pessimistic.
’ Additionel proof of Norwslk'e
irowth as a center ior high-grade
.menuiscturing plants was supplied
youterdny by, the news that samuel
Roodner has leased for five years a
building in Liberty Square to the
Century Underwear Co., New
Iork.
. It is reported that the concern will
begin operations here as soon as the
building can be equipped with ma-
chinery. A hundred hands, it is sold.
.wili be employed at the plant.
The Century Co., we understand.
‘my build a. much larger factory
here. providing conditions in Nor.
.‘ wslk are found suitable, There is no
’ u on why these should not develop
'tistuctorily and with mutual bene~
to the city and the company.
1 V 0,.is the duty of city officials. the
km and businessmen of Nor-walk
.. mud n cordial and wiiolcoheurt-
leorne to every new enterprise
here.
'11; “Evening Sentinel for its part
> to the Century 00.. its best
for success 11 all its dealings
[and assures the company at its
fine-operation in any move that
. , to benefit its business. its
pinged, and the community.
'. est Free Show Of
‘Gontury Is Total
Ennis Eclipse Satur-
do? Morning-Move-
‘ment To” Halt Busi-
‘ ’1 lilo-d To Enable Every-
one To Witness It
gmoveruent has been started in
‘ it. which has for its aim the
on of all activities here for
,aw minutes next suturdny when
" 7 . still be in total eclipse. in
«to enable everyone to witness
unusual phenomenon.
'path or the ac .p-xe begin. to
here st 8:02 A. M. next 831;.
“The tote! eclipse will but
is” to 0:14 A. M.. and the
mi will be tully visible again
'30 4.1!.
one houses. stores and too-
” will shut down from 9:00 to
31.,their employee will be
.the opportunity of observ-
» ....
‘, ’5"
in;
v.
(if
hotness eetsblishment. end
other cities. we believe,
Dd to‘sdopt this plan so
hoist; eclipse of the sun will
may to the thousands
out or the working dey
employ” tor 1. short
morning so that
they“ spectacle 01
Juli s. note‘to Editor
sentinel. interning
noel-ion;
‘ ‘ ”tied to note, will
. not! finial-day WM
.mm'
no £0!le ere isles tree: the
Sentinel oi Janusry :0. “05:
, "Pulses: Rose compeny’s supply
wegon responded to s still elem o:
ale’lut night st 8:10 o'clock oi the
residence or Mrs. .l. O. Crows. West
sveuue. An oil stove value bud
csught tire was thrown out on the
plum where s pee-crow] sew it end
not in s. telephone ~M‘O tram
Louis, Jessica’s store , to the hose
house. No demise wss done."
"It‘ll “seduced that Miss Eliss-
both Beers oi Bridseport. tomorly
o: Norwelk. will shortly Wed."
"1 Iii. Hoyt sad 0. A. Freeman
have opened e breach once oi the
ilrngot 1m B. :1th sad oom-
peny. bonkers and brokers."
"Dr. Huntington oi Norwelk’wes
in Georgetown last Pricey moraine!”
"Miss Anna. lfielley 0! De! street
is entertaining Miss Lillian Persons
of Brooklyn." . -
"A daughter wes born Wedneedelr
to Mr. and Mrs. Hymns Schoehet o!
.llsrbor sveoue. Norwelklfi
“John C. Beers of Newtown he.
visited his brother. 3. Burt Beer!
of the Southern New England Tole.
philo- compeoy st South Norwelk.
this week."
"Miss Adeline Tobe! or Best Nor.
well: is entertsinl clouds tron: St.
Louis."
“Fred Merrifleld at Burton. who
is in the signsi tows! oi Bowuyton.
is ill with the grip.”
"Kerry Street is taking e We
motion from his duties with Rey-
xnoud Brothers."
”The engsgelnent of Miss Amy E.
Browne-to Charles A. Moeller. both
oi Norwslk. is ennohnced."
“Mrs. Frederick Coutu of South
Norwelk wee token to the Norwslk
hospital for treatment this morn-
ing."
"Miss Sarah Fitch oi East avenue
left early in the week for Cansde,
where she will visit relatives."
"Among the liowaylon people
who are ill with grip are Mrs.
George f‘coii..s.lmuel Elli-ad oi Mood
Brothers. .‘irs. “hiker and Mrs. Ede
word lulwl.
Fashion note ".\ white cloth cos-
tume is manic with (loop girdle and
above the girdlv thv whole waist is
what some would call cut work. the
open pierci- bring mud in with the
more simplv‘. lficf' sfifi‘hhs."
. Pro-Amendment Iii-sunning
“'hutever thr- Southiru plenteilon
owner could r. longer impose upon
the emancipated Negroes he hes
succeeded in shifting to the while
children.
This is evidenced by the {set thst
eleven states allow children under
sixteen ycsrs o: ego to Work i’rotn
nine to eleven hours s. m. In
Georgia I. child oi twelve nuy'be
put to work ior twelve hours e day.
A child or fourteen end s belt my
work all night in industriel or corn-
m'erciei occupstlons. More then
i00.000 children ere working under
these conditions.
WIRELESS. em
Aunt: Can you explein wireless
telegrapliy to me. Arthur?
Arthur: “'2“. it you had o very
long dog. touching tron: under: to
Liverpool. and you trod on its toll
in London. it would both in Liver-
pool. That's telegrephy. And wire-
less is precisely the same only with.
out the the dog.—l"rom Everybody's
THE WEATHER.
Southern New England: ' Enos:
Tuesday; slightly warmer Wednceo
any. clearing; colder Wednesday
night.
Conditions:
The disturbance that was over Al-
berto. Sunday night has sdveneed to
Ontario with greatly decreased in-
tensity. An extensive ores of high
pressure covers the North Atlsntic
States and Eastern Quebec. with its
center over Northern New Ensund.
The weather has been generally
fair. The outlook is for snow: on
Tuesdey and probably Wedneedsy in
New Englsnd. it will be wsriner on
Tuesday in the middle Atlantic and
north Atlantic states.
Winds:
North or Sandy Hook: Moderate
northeast and east increasing Tues-
dsy night; weather, portly overcast
Tuesday.
TEMPERATURE.
Observation token st 89. as, 78th
meridian so new Haven Weather
uni-eon.
Atlanta. . . .-. . . . . 10.02 do rein
Atlantic City . . 30.“ as cloudy
Block .lsinnd . . . 30.“ 26 cloudy
Boston . . . . . . . . 30.60 30 Cl“?
Burialo ....... . 30.3‘ 10 cloudy
Cincinnati ...... 80.03 as rein
Chicago . ...... . 30.10 so cloudy
Denver . ...... . 80.2‘ 86 cloud,
Detroit . . ..... . 80.22 20 cloudy
Duluth . . . . . . . .zs.ss 26 clear
Hottoras ..... . . 80.10 50 told ‘
Jacksonville . . . . 80.03 '68 rein
Kansas City . . . . 30.06 as clesr
xutucim .. . . . so.“ 26 clear
New Haven . . . . 30.67 ‘11 clouds
New Orleens . . . 10.10 00 clear
New York . . . . . . 30.01 28 cloud!
Noriolk ........‘-30.33 .40 rein
Northliold. Vt. .. 80.60 08 clell'
Pittsburgh . . . . . 8040' 22 cloudy
Portland. Me. . .. 30.04 13 closi-
fiL'Louil ....... 29.08 1‘ snow
St. Paul . . . . . . . . 80.10 as cloudy
Washington . so." as snow
through the sky as e constern: end
unchanging source oi light Ind beet
thet enysueh occurrence so thev‘one
this coming Sounds: strikes us
inynsture 0! tbs militias.
Astronomy. momma-tr.-
msdorit! is s
bustier of the
tort»
moo-
oleeedbopk.
logos lite. ”important tools
th lest WWmelfl
di:covere’djssturssy is s issuer or
I. ".l' .t' , I -
propereuoostosetner toll end
lete‘dst‘ee'ud-"undoubted some bis.
’ wins-aim. w ‘
we». , , . _
school childish hereon to be ins.
room to Mashed lanolin;
In just. the. entire comma will
cellos end see
lam
assistants; scientists; and in. '
ietbeniymri‘esetuiesue'e
islet: on no . medicaid-l inquisitive-' LW
!
, /, ~-
W ~‘~
i...
i’ill
. um
Betty steelgn herself to (see Aim
so she entered the apartment. one
wee resolved to announce immo-
distely that she was moving. Hui
All. wasn’t in. and lictiy \vui: relirv-
ed. Her resolution had wenkvmii
the moment she stepped in the door.
She buried hersoli cleaning out
the drawers of her
and as she “‘itl‘lit‘d. she iurnul over
in her mind just what she would my
to Alta. "Hi Just tell her that!
have decided to more. There‘s noth-
ing she can say. l'li pay her sil !
owe her. She tried to iigure out in
her mind how much rent she owed
her companion, "Hi Just peck up
my clothes and leave." She suddcnv
l)’ decided to move this evening, in-
seend of waiting ursii tomorrow. She
wished that the other women would
come home. so that she could tell
her. Betty didn't want her corn-
panion to Come home. perhaps with
someone. while she was in the midst
,of her pricking.
lior nervousness increased so she
waited. She went to the phone 1nd
naked for the janitor. to instruct him
to call :1 (runner company and hove
her trunk moved. Then she set to
work packing. after hsVing closed
her door and locked it.
"Gee. I never dreamed I bed so
much Junk!" she exclaimed sudibly.
a low minutes lster. The pile oi
clothing. shoes, pictures, toilet urti-
cios. and odds end ends she had to
pack appalled her. By using two
cardboard hetboxes as suxilisries to
her regular luggsge. she succeeded
in disposing oi oi! her belongings.
Alter tidying the room. she took
possession or Alts's cosy choir and
begun reading one of the books left
in it by her companion. it was s
trove! story by Harry Franck. end
ii rousing; 4.1 hie. f
she wu‘soon lost in it. her interest
completely sbeorbedx ,
"Why. hcliol" Alis. who had come
in silently. startled Betty. Now she
l was standing over her. looking dotcn
icolniy. Aim was one or those per-
lseniu who dislikes to lime their per.
' ecnnl possessions used by others, The
statute. she turned on the other “'04
man was intondtd to be u rebuke for
appropriating the their sud book.
"You're isle." Betty suggested.
arising. \
"Yes. ! bed to get out nineteen
million letters tor Jeclcie. lie (or-
gets sometimes til“ I on not M"
Alu's ugly mood reused may tol
change her mind about moving out
this evening: she decided she would
wait until the next day: Ali's would
be in I better mood then. She tell
the chsie and went into her room.
The door was not closely shut. She
rs.- bending over. pickingiup p strey
strand of thread from the carpet.
“ht‘ll she heard the door pushed
open. "flute you had dinner. yet—-"
Betty looked up sod sew Ana's
gaze upon the peeked begs- Their
eyes mot. Mia‘s selling 3 question.
"l——-—" lloiiy tried to speak.
"Arc _\'ou-"
"Alta. i was Just going to tell you:
You having—I’m moving."
"You arr-1"
“Yes." she leughed softly. "I rent-
ed s cute little bungeiow todsy A
perfect dream or a. place."
Alta gazed st her tor a moment.
and Betty could no the blood surg-
ing into her (see end pressing into
the veins; she had never seen her so
angry before.
"I should think you would let
somebody know something shout it."
Alto. cried.
"I wee—8' words felled Betty.
(To be continued.)
POEMS THAT LIVE
, LINES FROM “mun"
There hes alien a splendid tee:
From the pension newer st the
‘ gnte. s .
she is coining. my dove. my decry
she is coming. my lite. nay note:
The red rose eriee.‘ "She is near, one
is neon"
And the'whito rose weeps. "She
is idiot".
The ierkspur listens. “‘1 beer. I
been"
And the lily will-3m. "r welt."
She is miss. my own. my sweet.
‘ Were it ever so siiy s treed.
mmwouldnesrbersn‘dbeu.
Wm it our": in on earthy bod:
as dust would neu- her end best.
use 1 more: I. century deed;
Would. um and tremble under her
A sitting been who use introduced
set. - j . .
mum in purple end red.
W
eels-trot pissete. it is ,.'
now reclined. boson" importer“. bees-c .
in chemistry wees gleaned during who
clients. UW- -
son-#2. V - '
w}: 12 ’,
ibebisgeet )
L You?“ '
was telling his chance and every-
body was winning.
Such en heyday could not lost
long. Cool and oil were discovered.
Lend became vslueble. The strug-
31. we: on in semen. No lolfs'er s.
country of liw end let live. but s
cute or grab sud grub end grub.
by ieir means or‘ tool. Clelins.
town lots. indies siloiments. sad
state school lends. were swallowed
up in the bottle for sores. Eastern
capitol some is nod secured goodly
sections while yet the reel wesltb
wss unknown. It is rspidly ec-
quirisg the root.
Thirty short years have suilioed
to "develop" the stete. Where only
how one freedom lived. now pover-
tv end disappointment reign. A lead
at smell businesses sod tree term-
mistrensiorniedintossmeot
miss interests and dependent ls.-~
borers. Tenant-miners. with oil
their aniline. wort from six in the
morning till seven at night. milk-
ing the, aorta-sod cowl. tending
the slowdowns. Cool miners
no oil held workers. eons of once
independent term; ers or merchants.
plot through their never-end”
toil tor so existence use. then-
boys and mines keep the herd-
wsre store or gel-ego books. and re-
Irettbe fluorine-'01“:- new. or-
“Orjfif '18 -- be Nelson to
TheNewRepnhiie. .. . ., '
wm A _
=Aceuverutieo recently overhead
in s modern drug-store 'higfi dents
in mm besides drugs: :1
"Gimme. um"
en‘-Wl‘@sly‘ ‘ . h
“seems: the metter wing
“twentiewrlte
1! ,_ j. ,.
fists." ‘
Utmost -— Joules Kit-Booed on.
routine Get-en :io' "mum“
humus.” .
W at our sun to an: on.
lightenseeoeud District. ‘
‘ well: also school.
hinting Pride Court Net-roll. 1". o.
A... :6 lists street.
”V“ S.”..’.i‘ll.t°fl*
nod en‘s i. 1 n . .
bloating at can cite Oeunofi. 3. 0i
6., club mas. West sweetie.
units; at on well Mflv F— Ind
A. it. to south aisle street
fleeting oi Women. es flowchart
legion. lime bone. lentil Mole It. '
nesting o! Godtrey pest sod sus-
illsr'v. America Wow“! ral-
lows’ hell. loath fill-1r
Meeting at Community brother-
hood. assume 3!. 3. church.
'l‘lMELY Views
WORLD TOPICS
"Texts Monocle mun-use W CM"
in: Gills oi Wealthy.” Boy's
Nicholas Murray Butler.
"Those who are We!!! be!!! “I"
on accomplishing some immediate
end by legislative moons almost si-
wuys overlook the less obvious and
more important elect- oi the vol!-
clv-s which they edvocste." . So
spoke chhoiu Murray Butler. prose
ident at Columbia University recent»-
ly. “This is pocuiierlr true is re-
spect oi tastier- lflociint ”lion
es thst is new precuced by the
Congress at the United Ibis- end
by the Legislatures or. the sever-l
aisles. Numerous individuals end
groups wish to use the ”'0? o!
taxation not elone {or legitimste
purposes of government. but in orv
der to edect whet they consider to
be e desirable redistribution Ind
cqusiisetion ot sccumulsted weelth.
“in other words. so a. result of
s {also and narrow-minded plot: 0!
taxation the whole toes of our Arno
ericnn civiliution may be about“
and our condition brousht to the!
ct Continental Europe. where preoo
tieeliy all public under-tubing! ere
governmental with oil the! tint
moons. It is the glory and the pride
or the American socist and politics!
system thnt 3 whole hoot oi the
most important. most. representative
and most influential public under~
takings luVe been built up in the
field of liberty end ere quite outside
the field oi government. it the ebil-
ity to mske private gifts end» bone-
iactions be destroyed by motion.
thou these institutions must belie
to die. for the moment the: they ere
not sble to grow end to improve in
order to meet cnsngod end ohm—
ing conditions. their rate Memes
one o! decoy with certain desth in
the not for disunoe.
Dance! To (liberty.
“The voters of not lower. then
three Biote- hsve recently been cello
ed to one upon I. proposel to nuke
elementary educeiion 1 government
monopoly. No more tin-American
policy could possibly be conceived
or entered upon than this. Men end
women who hove never heard at
Pluto or his 'tllepublie" have been
sniduously urgent. in Oregon. in
Washington. end in Niobium till!
one of the chic! policies unded
in thst ruinous 'work introduced it;-
to twentieth century Axel-ice. How
hopelessly motionmwtheir propos-
al is remains wholly biddsn tron
their consciousheu. 1: elementary
educstion is to become I govern.
ment monopoly. thorn would lull
tohenogoodreesonwhyoeooldm
ethical-ion. higher. education. re-
search and all terms or ehsritebls
end eleemosynery: _ work should not
teke the suite scene. The sphere
or gonna out would that; . out.”
its glacier-like bend over the sphere
at liberty. sod whet lied been sall-
horses 2“" ""'" on”
W ens '
ills since tor in»? homes»-
M low the
l
.
Nth illu- tor Wis
min “at film which
lessee ism e pert. osthe
W end so ‘ ‘
holding 011..
«these .
'0 .
i
l
i
would
souls; clutch oi milk It is, ‘_
Evangelistic meeting. Advent
Christies church.
Rehearsal orchestra. tut sweetie
M. 3. church. .
meeting or “Visor: hosed. lull.
baptist church. .
Choir reheerssl. lwedish Congre—
gsiienei church.
Annuei perish inciting. Trinity
church.
00811"! EVENTS.
Jen. 21.-—Bound table lunches.
Norwslk Bop. Women’s Ann.
Jen. 32.-—Luncheon. NorWsiir Ki.
prise committee o! Row-snob I. 3?.
church.
Jen. :3--—Cerd pert)". “enter
Cauldron.
Jen. is. -- (induction escroisee.
Junior hlsh school. ' '
Jan. :1. on. Isle Epwcrth league
East Avenue M...‘ church.
Feb. s.--Concert I’oople’s chorus.
J Ailing-town hospitel.
. l
I .
Feb. ls—Benoupt of Csthelic
Union Council. Royal Jenies inn.
Feb. 13.—Annusl be“. American
Legion.
Feb. its-film Yeleatise loci-l.
trowel-tn league. nest Avenue at. 1:.
church. '
res. ion-Turkey supper. Lediee'
Aid Society. Belt Avenue ll. 3:.
church. ‘
Feb. it.-"Lsdies' Night" Kiwsnis
club.
rob. ia-s. N. lodge oi )looee in-
itistion.
Everymon’s
Investments
Industrial Bonds
By GEO. '1‘. 8001188
“:09?th 193‘)
The reting oi indent-tel bonds dc-
pende upon considerstion quite dir-
ierent tram those essential to the
spprsissl oi mom or pantie util-
ity issues. We know the: s. reilroed
end it public utility turnish eeeenusl
service. industrial corporations. on
the other hand. cover e. wider lield.
Boole oi them supply tundunentel
wants. Others enter to tho domad
tor luxuries. New s bondholder is
or ought to be e. conservsuve in-
Mar.
The men who is willing to take
some cbsnces for the suite at a
lsrger return out word to Hui!
stock. It iouows then thet tron: so
invmment stood-point the bonds oi
comntions whose business is run-
dsmontel such loafer who. iron
end steel menuieoture. commend e
higher rsting then do those 0! coin-
penies whose activity is not obso-
lutely essentiel such as. tor lustsnee.
motion picture and theetrioei en-
terprises. M e tastier of not cor-
porations coming in the letter classi-
ilostion ought to do their iinsncin’g
practically oil by stock i-ues.
"the stockholder is entitled to the
lsrgor pronto possible in those enter-
prises in return tor the torso: risk
wheres: s. bondholder must oi as.
oeseity content himsoli with the rote
0: return stipuleted in the coupon.
The prospective investor then in
industriol bonds should ill-st oi all
nudy tile suture oi the business in
which the borrow .3 coupon: is
e ., As use it and iron end
steel trees 0! the iundemeeul in-
dustries end it i! not without us-
niiicsnoe that swung tho insults-ls!
bonds which bills: mouthful. price
wenis club. 0 a:
Jen. ‘8’?!” Best Avenue u. 3
church.
Jen. zz—hllnstrel. st. Joseph's
school he".
Jen. “um—Entertainment. enter-
“3.15.“le ‘21:, .. - 137$
‘ .otmeukundfl“
O
is growing steadily. It
group to belong to.
The
so n or es s: sin.
II sul‘ur,ss
A
Good W'll
‘03 biggest asset is GOOD w 7
which is the sum total of m
we hove needs. This friendship
’in In walks Of life. A fine, dcm‘lcl‘atie
Central Fairfield Trust 0.
“IORWALK, CON N.
,l
ILL,
ands
circle
ineludcs people
i,
l
t
cled in meet
Wis
Mons.
ssnvrcs
What A Difference
hotbcdeyehelrsendestoie
rim-protected by bold knights
chargers—
modern TrustOoIepnny, as exe-
cutor. were solely handles such
South Norwalk.
Trust Companl
steel on
today I
SECURITY '
SNOWBALLS GROW
and. shuns: {row i-_\' ii!
causes or C(‘E'Ul'll‘yalld -
term".
savings bank u'rry wool.
to s goodly sum is ill:
BY 3 "
A little money pit
It means the fou-
sistentiy lever-ed Joining the league
with “mild" reservations. The pn-ei-
dent must have had that fact in
mind in preferring Mr. Kellen. al~
though the president may nave been
more influenced in his lover by the
feet thst lie hes recently IGi‘Vf-d in
the acute end understands that be-
wildering entity knoWn as the scum
torisl mind.
It it only noodle to say that the
best qualified men left in public life;
to succeed Mr. Hughes is Herbert
11er. Mr Hover is not it lawyer.
but the present British minister of
.1on oretairs is not a luWS’or. 1:
Mr. Hoover's promotion is‘ not poll-
tiosliy fee-ibis. us one must now
conclude. it may be teurel that he
will soon tollow Mr. Hughes into pri-
vate life.
mausoleum
day
that
body
l
Mina-e30.“
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