'_tor London. and. indeed. t
m 1870.
97 Washington Street.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone: Norwalk 92-93.
Telephone—Nurwalk 1 3 SS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press is
1y entitled to the use for pu
herein.
served.
his memory? They should.
race from
800,000 units oil diphtheria.
toxin is dead. .
It is believed he died from frozen
00
miles from Blui‘t' to Some for sen-n,
blinding l
lungs as a rcsult of struggling
and one-half hours in n
blizzard with tho thermometer cl 3.)
degrees below 7.: re.
HAT C 0. MERG El l.
Hat circles in Norwalk have lJL‘CIl
buzzing for the past {cw days since
the announcement of ”it: Inorgcr of
of Ivorian! i; n r. t‘.
The Pope Co, lnm.
11‘. Berg & Co. of 3:. .1.
According to l‘t'I'Oi‘?S
credited here. tho nlctgvil
will manufacture its hats in
In the Orange factory.
Norwall: has a long precedent. for
the successful manufacture of hats
company
should decide to locate licrr. it will
be welcomed with full co-opcration.
and. if tlio' consolidated
TELEPHONE C0. GROWTH.
The recent rrport ot‘
James T. Moran of the
tivities during the past your makes '3"! I)“ “'3 ”- licaii‘a “"5"”
interesting reading. It affords an cx- “A “Am“; (lancu "11‘ P0 31"?" in . ,
cellent indvx of the trend of busi. Lo(‘ri'm‘cvud's hall on Friday evening, t ,
ness conditions in this state. March 3- The “in“? will bc. ar- =' veryman S
The lllrgt‘st .. construction pro- ranged ll" Prof. Carl Harstrom. f
Srnmcver carrln-d out in one year. R99" llnviland and Major J'thn . '
involving a. urnss outlay of 35,511,. “i”. J11" ; (‘ll.\l"l'l‘.l: \‘ll. :l.i~.li illi'l antic-yd persons \xitli hit" I
818; that the program for plant, “UN “in? Sim”? mun ill Rowuy- '34....” 3.0" hatch"? forgott-zi i:s_;v":‘”l'- . ~ _ 1' nves ments
extensions in 11,37, will approxi- toxicity that tinny do not rcmcmbcr “mm \iicliaeif 1-0.“... liccn rrtll-z "T?“ parties 3“" “”1"? “‘1“ “"'
mate in cost that of last. ycar; a not. seeing the" hat-bur ticd Up so tightly. " ' .» .. . {ill-:4. nirn't tlwi'." Tilit‘hmi .‘ifllll to!
increase of 17,033 1'1 tulephoncs. in yours. Yesterday the ice Was stout ““3 “”3 ““5 mm‘l‘m 3“ “‘h‘mm‘n' 7""13 WSUJHN H" 1"“! “”1"“! “pl LOOk T0 The South
nearly equalling tlir- liicli record of though for :1 tr-nm to drive out Slip spill-ll .vt ltim snotty. “Yvu ..::«l rit‘l'l“! 1;. law; tfhilil' as he _.__
17.50 in 1911.3; establishmtiit 0 I fii‘o‘i‘tlivl tho linlitiituiw ." on; i to lilltn‘.’ that l'iii iii!» ll in ~1‘oiv'. "I (”:0- 1' In nuts
8. top record tor local and toll culls. lasinmi 1min it ”in short liolorfl' , .. i 31.. n1! rpm-- .1 l.‘.t:: quirkly “ill: Ill ‘ “
aggrvgming 351~i-’i“~'."t'0, an increase is not lH"t‘0llilil'—§ have your new still})(')1\}l.liil cl 'lill' l "il'iuly and llll“ ‘l’i'ii‘Wi‘ zit-*1 *iii‘iizfii‘i "V" “‘“V‘1 l (U‘m'rmm‘ 1114-49]
of. neari' 14.50“,“th chl‘ 1923; made with a. l . . r». * ‘ ‘ "‘ " ‘ ' " ' ‘ ‘ ' _. ' _, M . ' , n -l iii'nrwinzc :micv um en:-
forecast .3: a. $3.0t'i'i-“00 stock NW coats are nartogf :i321'h;::;sn:.$:,‘tl{”1"}. ht, finial? minkl‘Lri'diT{..i.ili will: illxel‘i‘rlnu'lilfliiril 3322:: iiiiinsht PM”. 4 ”l" 'z'flr‘nm'y “1 ”“0""
. ‘ . . ~ . , - . . . ,x v- '. l‘ I l i - ' ‘ - ‘ v .. ,K. .,. . ._
giiczugnlfir'thtg?l;isi 5:19“ xii]: tillllfl LOStiim._.s "1 W‘OCVSS oi construction-H i pit-tit:-l'lfniniilvlv‘n's liciiiitv had :ad- or lmvlng found a kindred 33‘1”“ .‘t;l.;t1‘:): “9-1“qu Liruilinlti :i’rii‘fmrgtui
, "‘1 ' ‘ ' z 1 .’ f I ' ‘ , . ' . u- '. ‘ '. .
greater-32rrobwtli Lllill’lpdlll‘lllf: the ‘ml for lzllll. ll. \\l."~lli'l that ll!’ "1 darr‘mi‘ay )mld pt‘ivar dancing lznu‘ not 3”,..‘39551‘11'5. iliatrihutrd
previous 32 years of its existence; . iinixhi ml 9“er Wm“ h'“ .m‘" “1"” _ iour funds it 3:21: Milll‘l} liliillll"
and an income statement and lJfll- FRATI‘IRNAL NOTICES. H“ liii‘l ""“i "‘“nm'”! 15' “'1'“? Immm’l ””1““! m .11.? Fl" :1! yuunwlt hi (‘Hlvl‘lil‘lrlfi uluratin: in
once sheet which convincingly rc— as to“ “a“ ""“13 "°“’"“‘ ”N ‘3 "‘"n’ff' “I ’l"""'].."‘" ‘0' um tem‘il-in m‘ u..- .mmirv ”in
tact the financial solidity >0: thc. Patriotic Orrlcr Sons of A '1‘ 'say, he {ch as it he had liecn cm»! l “'lll yous». lln Rilu‘ ‘so‘mn (if though mum IMWHWWH “my be
business. are outstanding fOflllll‘tS of “.1”.aner C1!“ “ \20 {1mg (,3‘ l m'l‘t‘d- 5““ Wm" ” had """“"“ "H” ‘??\'K”ff'$ ”mc' and “n "“3 “‘1‘ along niniiy llllii‘rl m l.:it v, .\t :hc
his annual report. moot him ht I'll g," 1" :- kl" - .“1” my; Fun of (.3, and allurlied him no fi-itnt .ium the one ll'.‘ had just lm- mm“ “m” i: ’3 l“ mu“). Prop”. to
President Moran pointed out that (“r “TOME hu‘qinv; ran in 5’9“! oppox‘lllnilv m nuno‘ nwnv “‘llil gun no aiwuk was born in his lilni- look 3mm“ fur ”H. l4“? ot gour
business conditions during 11'34 l‘rogriws For" ”“1- l l-‘ . [Jillllln‘ ’l'ltlliv Jiliil l.il:ili l'hllliV‘y-Vhl" i‘jfild- ' Mil." 1 ”UV" 3'0“ u\\ll (“numry or fur iii '7 tut‘v'irtii lifl-
were, as a. whole. distinctly subiior- “m hnm'h‘ W ""l‘ 0"- “‘1 ' 1" I" lie looked acroeis at them now. llcihmli“? itmn which .. unis M iii.» ltilllillt‘ to
11181. bill "- 1'1th “'hiCh has 01—"'”"""“ unnum 1t 1..." {\“ileiinu‘ttk 5. moflmg l'llilt‘ll .liliiniy ill" place by Lilah'S llvr ‘XPl't‘SSlf-ll lctrnicd no sur- unvr Hit: liv’r‘! .qvimlttiuin '~'.
noted is that fluctuations of \li‘ltart- ‘_-;m,"1 Brothel‘lllOOdgOEXIC'5"rl“or. side, and almost nah-ii him tor lti‘llii'isv. For just. a lliOllll‘lll slit: ll‘ltl Fur uninylu n. l‘v.:;.~hir‘»r.1ig mum:
urea from a 1'3“?” steady ‘grothh and .ii'iinr-rs nt‘ Americ'i 3:22.:tffift iii: tiwrv. llow ltl‘l‘l)’ Lilali “as! his pyes; than hv‘r smile ircshcnwl. luau bonds, our ii.iiur..l'._v liivts lii' ‘
“ _ . _ .. j . ‘ ll'miiiiir-rmi klrvvt. . ‘hili l..t* ll: no it” «.OIWNO“ isml. 'llic_\ re‘eycs met again. and ninth I‘liilti‘ 'll-l iml i-iitlct .‘H v-\—
He then bald‘ 1" “Hm” \ollllne of (., f \[f . .- . ~ .. _ )ii‘rsscd. - \iirh'ltl L'Iit ”ll‘ iln iri'fih’lfln (ll-v.41" l"’ll§l\t‘i\ ill llzt- .,- 'LIT \\'(IT or which,
.ervice rcndcrcd. stations ziildt-dandl “I”. ‘. “1"“ homo. '\“' 3'“ “iii; "\\'l . - l‘r- .,. ,v- .i m 1.1..” . . l I > 1. f ., . h K . » .
plant Collsll'lll‘lttl. our t-xiiunsionfhm'] ”w”. Sl'ttil-niolilhly iii-~t'tiiig‘ ivui-s.‘ . l titan. .. ”Jung: lint .tlimuig pro-miscd. llo vout,» l’ttt)\|"l-tl lll‘ ‘ llilini‘ Liluixll)
liver the year 19:3 was fullv up to this pvt-mm; at (W South 3h") ciiillniiusriiioiit. in. (.it’dcaxoiul to - gyms” ”ml 1.1; 1].... 1.. tin] his liOSlvgq lit-mI tli.‘ ll.l‘t":§ tat inn “:il. Ring
.3131 and in Sumo rcspects rtspi'c-‘Strohf' All members mt rcquvstcil :iiiitistiig1; 1 ll [liilllx 0. you as llcicli and tho such: zuodhic. :- Him: that l'- mm ii'min) :nr 3‘1..l.»1>>lill§ distinc—
, wified'tlic largest. increase 01, oucim 1w. protrnh oi ‘l’l‘U_\:. .. l,ll.‘ll‘l5 eye-s “ore m; H. ]\;‘1‘}"‘ lion. ldx'ry‘n .. . p llil‘iliil‘ “m.”
h‘" another in 'our liistorv. Oll!‘ lirothcrs' Lodgt‘. No. 10, ' 10H rc 11’ {HOUSh as eicr. aim laughing at him. .‘Uil m‘: ililllhiltl; til inustniunts at
' meets tonight at ill “‘3" street for a responded. She placed her cup on "Damn." ho “my”! 2., mmylg. as lxmnc.
t1 ornlal busincss year is signin-
tant. ot‘ the economic value of tele-
phone service in the cw-r-lnt‘rcas-
lug part. which it plays in businigss
and social life."
That. the lust. tcn years‘ growth
was greater than that of .the 32
years previous is an important fact
ln-such a. basic utility as the tclc.
phone. From all indications we can
be certain future development in
. this state “ ill be evcn grisutcr.
l
"‘ over
1521115“ was the fact. in a. gv-iierally
Mr. Zeigfield says most girls are
'knockknecd. 'I‘liut guys know:
everything—Detroit Fro» l'rcss.
Some men think they are wise old
howls Just. because they are always
'llooting at something. —— Kalamazoo
#Gazette. ‘
, He who hesitates gets his rear
"bumper smashvd.-—N:lslnille Tcn~
nessean.
_> XVlth coal and clothes going high-
Wcr. the winter resort may yet be the
jpoor man's last resorts—\chhit
~ .‘Fnlls Record-News. “
i
Every home should have a like
room where the old folks can hide
from their children's swell friends.
Birmingham News.
“An invalid, was cured lnsta tly
.When a. wild boar dashed into is
:bodroom." \Ve've also known ta. c
’bores that any self-respecting in a-
.“lid would recover to cscapc.—N w
‘prleans Times-Picayune.
. Americauism: "Go Loni-@5115
gpreach the gossip to every Whit
:creature."——Arka.nsas Democrat. '
All the wisdom of all tho‘ucs'
boiled down to benefit: hubapdi
consists in two words. P V
Vancouver Sunday Sun.
Skycrapers are still held
'ED BY JAMES GOLDEN
mulled daily except Sunday by
{no “line! Publishing Company,
Entered in Second Class Matter .
' Branch Office": 43 Wall St.. Norwallc
3‘ EMBER
elusive-
‘ication
of all news dispatches credite‘d to it
or not otherwise in this newspaper
and also any local news 'publishuu
All rights of publication of
. lpeclal dispatches herein are also re-
Will they erect a. slender shaft to
and canine hero in the recent relay
Nenana. to Nome with
«anti-
your rally
concern
Nor-
waik. closing down or running light
President
Southern
New England Telephone (‘o., giving
the high spots of his company‘s ac-
N ORWALK
20 YEARS AGO
As Revealed!” the Files or
The Evening Sentinel.
Sentinel of February 9. 1905:
“Senator
several important
plant."
“Howard Victor Worden. a wet
known Norwalk young man
‘ second sergeant of the
t'ord's Floral hall and Miss
Beach Seaman.
Selah D. Seaman of
was unattended. was
F ' banks. Alaska. . ‘ .
“3}:szng gill; linger of. Gunnar tumcd 1" a traveling 5U” 0‘ Mlle
Kasson’s team 6: Siberian wolves. broadcloth “"th hat. to match had
carried a. banana: of bride roses."
of Mr. and Mrs. \V’illiam chicr i
slcighs.
their home in Saucatuck
gcr is well-known Norwalk mil
wit-nicr. On the return trip
Commissionrr and Mrs.
\Vrlglit wuro hold up near
Franklin school and had quite
“Al‘lllng time. A man wearing
fl
brought the animal to a stop an
tliwsvt of silvvr l)t‘1lS from
aware of his intention."
will enjoy a banquet
Dorlon's Point.”
tonight
terda y c n account
don tonight."
"\Vlillum C.
The following are taken from the
Jeremiah Donovan ot
the Twenty-sixth district Introduced
motions in the
Senate yesterday among them being
one which relates to the South Nor~
walk Municipal Elcctrlc works and
provides .tor the extension of the
and
Norwalk
Fire Police and employed at Han-
Alice
daughter of Mrs.
5 Bcrkeley
street were quietly married yestcr-
day afternoon at {our o'clock at. the
home 0! the bride. The bride. who
prettily cos-
“A party of twenty-eight. friends
_ carriages and otlivsr modes
of conveyance suddenly appeared at
road lust
night and gave tlicm a. genuine old
Iashinncdfiurprise party. Mr. Keel-
Street
Luther )l.
the
mask appeared suddenly in from ot
the horse and holding up his hands
tii’Tl llL‘ calmly procv‘micd to romov
tho
sleigh lieforc Mr. “Tight was ct‘cn
“Nuwspnpf‘r inch of the Norwalks
m.
"Many people rcccivcd t‘nlis yes-
Of the fillppct‘)’
condition of sidewalks and shots."
"General Frost and members of
his slut! will nttvnd the annual hall
ot‘ the Coast Artillery in New Lon-
Huti’icld has purch'is-
business meeting.
Abraham Lodge No. 59. I. 0. ll. ll.
will hold its li‘ittv-cighth annual ball
at (his 110th Sti‘atiit'id. Bridgeport.
next Saturday evening. Attorney
Henry J. Klein. who is a. member
of tho committve, has already rc-
ccived many rmlucsts for reserva-
tions for the supp-Ir which is to he
served at. midnight. There will be
a large attendance from Norwaik
and Soutlr Norwalk.
THE “’EATREB.
Eastern New York, and Ncw
England: Increasing cloudiness with
mild tinipcraturo Monday followed
.hy rain Monday night and Tuesday:
Colder Tuesday.
Conditions:
Pressure was high Sunday night
from Quebec southlt'ard bcyond
Bermuda. The weather remained
fair and mild Sunday in the Eastern
states.
The temperature was still above
normal Sunday night throughout
the United States and Southern Can-
ado.
There will be rains in north At-
lantic states Monday night. and
Tuesday. The temperature will con-
tinue mild in the greater part. or
the \Vnslxington forecast district
Monday, but colder weather will
over-spread the northern Atlantic
states on Tuesday. llowcver, no un-
usually cold weathcr is indicated
for any section during the next scv-
oral days.
\Vinds:
North of Sandy Hook: Moderate
southeast and south and weather
t‘air Monday.
TEMPERATURE.
Observation taken at ‘8 p. In. 75th
meridian at. New Haven “'cuthcr
Bureau.
:neods them badly enough.—
, Punch.
We can't have another war. -
turbance at atmospheric eondlli
«wouldn't be tolterated for a. mint:
1): rldio fans—Waterloo Tribune.
Henry Ford, having purchased: an
no mecoach, now invest; in
male!!! human: cab. Ho mind
‘1. “may. a family tree tor W
w ~ , . flew. ark Herald-Tribune
Atlanta. . . . . . . . . 30.03 (is cloudy
Atlantic City . .. 30.22 41 clear
Block Island . . . 30.22 40 clear
‘ Boston ........ 80.22 43 clear
Buffalo . . . . . . .. 30.06 56 clear
Chicago . . . . . . 29.72 60 cloudy
Cincinnati ,. . . ..‘. 29.94 66 cloudy
”WV" - - - .... . . 29.82 44 clear
53.01.... 29.96 5‘ el.ar\
. _ .‘ " -~ ill-7‘ 26 cloudy
uksonvme 2:2: 3:3: :86 32“..
m" C!" ' - -- 29-73 as max-ly
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ii
c
THE SENTINEL
STILL USING, THE DOG-SLED
the tea wag-on and turned to him
with a “an: til” vulliiisiasiii.
"You know I liavt-n't svcn
Lake since last. ycnr. and I'm
dying to got .1 breath of
tree: again. You may drive me on1
tlirro if you ilk-u" '
The suggestion chilled liltii. llc
did not. want, .0 lilkf‘ lll‘l‘; and it
struck him that Slll: was [wing in-
ther forward.
"Yes, we'll have to go out." he as-
sented. indefinitely. "0h. ty the
way. lim'o you scan Elaine lately?”
Ilc rcalizvd now that it was l‘Zlainc.
lind not lit-lcn that had llliltli" those
woekvnd llOilS“ panics out
Lake so cnjoynhlc.
""l’ linvoli‘t 580” nor for sr‘vernl
months. You see she lives on the
south side or Pliimico, 1' live in \\'in-
nt-tka. on the north sidr‘. and our
sets don‘t run across (rich other
very cinch." It was to in ini‘crrml
from non tone that 5130 did not cs-
Sta r
tiinate cithm‘ liluiiic or Elaine's
“Sgt" very highly.
llicliacl “isllt‘fl that ll“ had
Elaine, jolly and thoughtful old
Elaine, hora to talk with. instead of
this girl. for whom his dislike was:
int?l‘('flsilll§. Yesterday he was day-
dreaming about her: today he was
hating hcr: so goes the heart.
llc happcnml to glance in the di-
rection of Limb Phnrlcy. She was
alone. He looked around the room
for Jimmy Thync. but Jimmy had
vanished. Hit: eycs went back to
Lilah helplessly. as if socklng aid
in cscoping from Ilclcn. lie had an
impulse to got up and leave Helen
without. a. word. Lut found himselt
unable to follow it. Fortunately.
one of the Peabody girls arrived.
and indicated that. there was It. be-
lated guest. for Helen to ireceive.
Michael fled towards Lilah v‘vith ro-
llei‘. To him it appeared as it she
was bored with the party: this was
not true: she was trying to appear
as it she didn't mind being unno-
ticed. No one had ever paid any
attention to her cxcept the unortho-
dox Jimmy 'l‘hyne and, now. Mich-
ael.
,ntuckgg;
‘W Hang.
on 0M ,‘
0:203; _
30.2; “as.
12
v was
' . n
- g s: '
90'
as
flat- ’-
nln- ,
clear
clear
a
Lilah Pharley was present at this
tea not because she was one of the
persons the Peabody: invited to
their teas, but because she was a.
cousin of the family. The invita.
tlons she received to‘othcr homes
were few, because no one recognized
get as 811,52}; Ibut a; relative ot the
. - was not. poor. Ind
lath. guided» was not humble. but
. er the? Was an u dertaker. a fact
7 .clear'
260.... "
:21: had servcd to attache her in
9911113033 and p. mptuous so-
.i'usl ;
its pine:
at Star;
ho started tho motor of his :intotiim
lilv‘. “I'm in low \vi i her."
i Hr- (ill .1 curious cxultatimi.
ITO lm m-ntinunl.)
TIMELY VIEWS
WORLD 'l‘OPICS-
THRI-ZII-YIZAIK “2-HT l.\' I'TNIL
l.\‘(; FRENCH DEBT is
815661281151).
I’ostvonclucnt or furthrr ncgolin-
lions ulth France ox or the rciundiiig
of its dcbt to the l'. S. tor a per.
lot! of tlirco‘ycars \\ as suggcstcd lo—
dny ‘fy llscai‘ 'l‘. Crosby. assistant
S‘T‘l‘t‘iill')‘ or the treasury during the
war pcriod.
""r”"
fi!
I
“To prevent. it possible. much bit-
ter rccriminution which will ensue
from a discussion of the: French
«ivlit. it that discussion follows the
lines recently developed.” said Mr.
Crosby. “I have ventured to suggest
the following program:
"That hot-carter it shall be under-
stood on both sidcs that the sub-
jccts to be named are in total eclipse,
they arc:
"JAffl}'Cttti and all that the word
connotes: the French-American na-
val war of 1798 and al that flowed
trom it: the causes of the great war:
tlic. objectives ascribc‘d variously to
allied and associated powers; the rc-
lutivc dangers to which these powers
were subjected: the divisions of the
'spclls of war' estsblishcd at Ver-
sailles in 1919; the different pur-
poses to which various portions of
loans made by Us to the allies may
have been devoted.
Then a Wait 01‘ Three Years
"Assuming this eclipse to have
been established. I would further
suggest that a period of three years.
elapse, if desired y our debtors, be-
fore any fur-the negotiations shall
be undertaken concerning the debts:
that we shall expect at. the end
of that. time a. proposition from the
French government for a. settlement
which shall in no wise call in ques-
tion the validity of the total debt,
witnessed by li‘renclu obligations.
but which may contain any proposi-
tions for reduction of both interest
and principal. based on French ca-
ptclty to pay; that. without binding
in day way a. future government p0:-
icy, there shall be as far as possi-
ble established the misufidemana-
in: that the American mimwlll
.. p. o Peabody.
mummy. be Milling to . accept. such
l"\‘l. ihiif,
:u-vli
Now I
l'OOlll
nll‘ \\‘F‘
lili'
\ luv it lion 1
my btisint-xu l
ilI‘B and I
so am otu‘lvltl
found in tin-
railroads “hic
the country
of the southcr
This situation
THE
and lea!
Emblem of
birth:
earth.
the day.
love be.
mum
mom \i huh slums
diiivronrv
among; . qtluli)‘ “vii lllrUl‘llli'tl author-
ities an, to what is cllun this
Lti‘l‘liklli but i am Expressing my own
ozi tor
file must
ii :l\\Jl'-‘ that
()l‘
szi) that out:
go tar wrong if liv gives cup-mini nt-
lctitlon to ilm'Soudi .iust now.
trend of
iarnimz no“. r oi all kinds of securi-l
li;i\-u ht'l‘n impn‘sscd
late with the {art that so many eur-
porations which lill\t' improved tlicir
financial position in the past year or
south
soutliwrst of tho l'nitwl States.
One inilvv ot‘ ll‘lla trend may be
lit'ogr-‘ss Illtulc by the
0 Si iltl)’ lllt.‘
in tho
it;
h slrw that
’i‘lic income statements
light
power companies tv. ii the name story.
it cit-t'tric
may change
I‘t’rlod of yours. but. under prevailing
conditions the prudent investor will
do well to sw‘ to it that ninongJiis
St-curities are smile that are founded
upon the substantial and steadily in-
creasintt prospcrity of the south.
Poems That Live
SKYLARK
Bird 0: the wilderness.
Blithcsomc and cumbcrless
Sweet be thy matin o'er
happiness
Blast is thy dwelling place——
0 to abide in the desert with thee!
\Vild is thy lay and loud,
Form the downy cloud.
Love gives it oncrgl‘, love gave it
Where. on thy dewy wing.
“more art thou journeying?
Thy lay is in heaven. thy love is on
O'ervfill and fountain sheen.
O'er land and mountain green.
O'er the red steamer that heralds
Over the cloudlet dim.
Over the ulnbow's rim
Musical cherub. soar. glazing “my!
Then when the rimming comes.
Low in the heather blooms.
Sweet will thy welcome and bed of
Emblem of happiness,
Blast is thy dwelling :31ch
O to lbldo in the d
—James
M
When” ”7 mat! Mk.
moorland
exert with thee! '
lint) lilli‘ “2i i ii i“ :iioxiv)‘ to loam
(digit: in ghc tin—t plat-l: to local in-
:illll‘ll'l‘.‘f~‘ lvllt after that hr should M‘-
i'urtlivr invest-
promise.
tlivi‘c is
opinion
is at
wdl not
it is
0!
and
part of
and
0\l"l' 3
Ho“.
can \\'oman‘s Association at
Parish hall.
l’ch. rip—“Silver" ton. indict
:.\l(l Society. llowayton baptist.
tliurcli.
MONDAY, FEB"
Regent—All Itar out in "Youth
for Sale."
“alto—"Tho Trifler.”
1‘alace-"Bebe Daniela in “Little
Bluebonrd." .
“fleecing 0! Norwalk Bird and Ni-
turo club at home of Mrs. James
Hall. Morgan avenue. . ‘
Meeting of Omicron circle of Ian
Avenue M. E. chunk. -
Meeting of Friendly Service club
at home or Miss Helen Kay. Crock-
on street. Rowayton.
Meeting 0! Washington Camp. 1".
0. 8. 0! A. in hall at Franklin St.
Meeting at Procra- Forum. Proc-
rcu Forum Hull. Washington St.
Meeting of Court Mshsckemo. F.
of A..‘ 88 South Main llt‘Qet.
1. O. 0. lv‘., 16 Walt street.
' Meeting South Nor-walk Boat
club, at rooms in W'ntcr street.
(303156 EVENTS
Feb. 10.—-—Musicsle. South Nor-
' . church.
“ alibf‘lm—“Tho Night Hawk." Re-
gent theatre. auspices Norwflk club.
Feb. 11.—-5ilver vuomlno mm.
Epworth league, East Avenue l. 8.
church.
Fob. tin—Entertainment Reyal
James Inn by Bessie Senalt Cam toll.
Feb. 11.-—}tound tnhlc iunc eon.
Norwalk Republican “’omnn's Ann.
Feb. 12.-—siipper. St. Peter's Lu-
theran church.
Feb. iS—Banquet of Catholic
Union Council, loyal James Inn.
Feb. 2.—-—Annunl ball. American
Legion.
Fob. 12.—~Card party. Eureka. Re-
bekah Lodgr‘. Odd Fellows hail.
l‘e‘u. l:.-——l.uuch-:on. Kiwanis club.
l-‘(lx inf—Valentine social and
opvn liuiisn (:irls' and “‘nnicn's club.
l-‘eh. Ito-Smoker. South Nor-walk
Boat club.
Fob. in.—\'alcntino party.
Chapter Girls‘ “‘omen's club.
Feb. 16.~Dimwr Fslrficld county
Planning Assn, Royal Jsmu Inn.
l-‘ch. l 7.-—-Dinner 8t. Pnul'l church.
Feb. ll.—Plsy at Norwslk M.‘E.
church by Sundnv school East Ave-
nuc M. ii. church. ,
Feb. 18. Muqucrade dance. Mon-
itor Cauldron. .
li‘cb. Ill—Opening (our diva. Au-
tomobile Show. Norwalk Armory.
Feb. ll.—-Turkey supper. Ladles'
Aid Society. East Avenue N. E.
church.
Fob. l9.—-~'Ladics' Night" Kiwanis
club.
Iv‘vli. 1‘0.——l\:incc Norwalk chtilill-
Grace
C. S.
l‘u-‘r. :‘C—S. .\'. lodge or )lnosc in~
itintion.
Fol». 23.-——Convcntion Connecticut
Association of Lottcr Carriers.
l-‘cli. :Ii.—l2ntei~talnment Omicron
Circlc lint .‘lvcnuo M. 1:. church.
Feb. Sip—Dance. Past Pochontos
Council.
Full. ‘23.
llilfi' .‘ltl
church.
Mar. lT.—-C‘ntctcritt suppvr. 0mi-
rron ("ircio liar-t Avcliun‘ M. 1-2.
church. I
1.5-
L‘ .
~A-"ll-illliflnl sucizil,”
S-ivlitv, lion‘ayton )l.
the Gorman nuirk down hill and lit‘
tune and more prestige. lie was the
WHO'S WHO ,
T onight’s Events 1
Meeting or Our Brothers Lodto- '
1
Drill Battery "C," 192ml Artillery.
For Sir/‘91 "
Sake
Our safety (IK‘iIOSit vaults are
your disposal. Jusr 192v Plan“ for pric
lessthings and V‘diiluliio panel's. Fir
and burglar 131‘00f- "373-0“ 1w year an
upwards.
The Central Fairf'
Trust Co.
NORW.\ Hi. t't 'NX.
Provide
The eagle provides for In
youngsters until they cm shift.
for themselves.
Regularly saving with u will
help you prepare and start. your
children out right.
South N orvmlk TrustCt
Security
Serv icc
(‘.\\lll.l.u CASTIGIJOSI".
'l'iiv :zimctm-ular i-rasli oi L'rliiiiilo
(‘astigliniin has lilifll" lilm tliv- most,
notable iigurc 0t tlic hour in ljurw
“l" i
t3mlulioncw‘l‘aniillo llic Mag-i
I‘lllclt’lli." "'l‘lic ll)'t‘ll£l of H1" liifl.i-\
lion." "tlu-l‘miai ot' .\ustria"-»— drcw
ntcknom-s by the mvl-o tact of his
spouctaculur rise to wcalth and pow.
cr. it was a trcincndous rism limit-
lc?!‘ it srrmcd. until it lllt‘ll to put-h
through J. 1‘. Morgan 8; Co.
The. war round Casttglionc. son
or a Trieste rabbi. a clerk in a rub-
ber factory. lie looped into L\'t‘l‘_\'
pt‘oiilt-Cl‘lng scheme he could and.
wlirn illt‘ war ("1th he had money.
llutlili-ssly he played the currt-ncy
of his country for a. fall. lli‘ won
and elected to beconic an Italian
citiztn. 'l'ricstn liming born trans»
{erred to Italy, and lie b':Can‘le a.
friend of Mussolini
Morinnhi'le he “as liclping to ride
came out of that with another {or-
TWO'KINDS or
INTEREST
At The
PEOPLE’S TRUST
COMPANY
(Personal and Compound)
You can look for person-
al interest and cordial
service in all of your
Your Star: is As
Good AS Titanic
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Book.
CIT".~ NATit)N-iL SANK
so. NORWALK. CONN.
dealings with this Bank
-- for that is a part of
our busntess -- just as
much so as taking in and
paying out money. Come
in often:
The . Peoples
Trust Co.
First Bank Under
the Bridge
1!]
the:
on WWW“! St. lea Went to pieces. ' (V
South NW ~" W i mniiimu l f.
. r; ' . - :. — , 8‘ Sets too {at who cats too Manager mill“
- l ,. rm‘fll. it makes him slow and ‘ __
partner of Stinnos, it v
Max Reinhardt and other artists, up»; in - -
hqufifld 0! one 0' \“ictma’s‘ lilt'itiilw inn...
popular actresses. . ,’ h .. 1.. ,.
Th9“ the stars. in- which lm 1an it 3 I,” 7 m
lievcd with bill‘li'll'lt' supvrstition. i HS in ,
turned against him. it had iwon easy “W M -.-. 3...
film llmfllable to ruin German and
Austrian currency. \Vhy could
ceedcd in creating a panic in Paris
He had help from his fellow spoon-i V . 0.
lators. of course. and the franc lJC—; Denies
can to out. PREFERRE '
. But the IUOYK'HD loan l‘K‘lZKCli
and even raised it. a. little attain, rind
”“18 Clstigllonc rcccivmi the
check 0! his lilo. It was enough to
ruin him. His whole structure
bank“ factories and stock compan-
‘ “an...
l \ i ii i.“ ”not.
.\ (l (~35 2'53“
patron .wi
llUl
e some thing 1",: done in l"l‘{lllC4.".' __
H0- St-‘u-ted it mt spring and stic-i We OlfCi .~ ““3 ..
Aorth C8110
Price. 93 anti?”
Yields ti? ,
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