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clear 2):... thundiimrr. sdmztiec.
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(‘1: .: " .”‘ r» “‘ui: .2 l-e it:
shun. ‘ :nsrzxx-t; l( the next
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mlhdv‘? ’ :-.-r»ieir :hu'. must he:
lac“; .rv this (i’:'
can 1...: as an entity;
or ...- frw’mnfi und
Err“: ,
T12: is the 7555.};1203. :
“ inasmuch as 'b 3:012".er 01‘
is pus; it". nix-...) interested in the!
vulture o. (a: country. sure and!
city. and :
" '\\:::ea.s on: city, as now divxiq
od mics: roof is rctarjec in its}
progress. and
" Whereas. Lhe 35:29: a: the for-'
mer di‘ldkd cues cull uszd st
railroad sfatlons p05: Ofth'ftf and
other places. still guns the impnes-I
oion oi separate and d;st:n:: mullCi-I
politic-s. and I
" '\\‘hx,reas the pe:;;e's more: is
being “:ia'ic-‘i Ry urnzcrssar) dupi-
cauon 01 gmexnmenml lunctlons
and miiu.t-_..:.'c- u: clsirm: governy
menls. pus: twice. courts. police‘
headquarters and cifictsls to conduct.
same; !
"‘lie It Harri-y neaoixed, That‘
this post Grids-'2 'he continued dixi-I
sion of (:1: K--\..'nn‘.r-n'..ii functions I
costly to maze” and rttarding
its ‘rl‘Wlh and prolpemy. and
I
l‘.‘
"'lle l’ Furfr-r Reserved. Tint ¢ ' ‘
this bf (07...-.red *y your licnnr- :“me'r
IMO 1301)” as 3 Pt”. :lon respectfuly .‘iagntsium
oskinl; ll‘mi pch- r sups be laken to Soussnlrn.
elim:n..:c ut‘ln'ctaral) dup‘lcations ;‘iilphur.
in mumupul Q'AJritfi‘ thw'lmems {Ir-ion.
and prrsunx .l 3:..1' that an ":30” be - ‘VlT‘I‘gen.
made to bring the \arious depart- Bldnéanesi
moms together at :Qme central point. Iron.
sad to b;ing about ; real COMollda- Sodulrn.
lion of our City iodine.
Oxygen.
' “Miro en.
\\ alter Camp Fluorlge.
Chlorine.
Walter Camp has passed on. Silicon.
The nuts oi the sudden death of
the "i"..xhcr or l'ontball" Saturday
shockui the sport and health loving
elements of the nation.
His :un-ral today in New Haven
will be marked by a simplicity char-
octerlsuc oi the man. it was the
wish of Mr. Camp that his burial be
prhatc.
ll this were not so. it is easy to
picture a huge throng ol his friends.
followers and admirers paying him
their last tribute. As it i3. there are
untold thousands. perhaps millions,
whose though!» will dwvll with him
today and frame a mute prayer in
his memory.
No better words can be written in
praise or him than those he himself
framed. Dilly ury recently he said
10 a sports wnter: ’
"Keep on telling the boys of
the land to build up their bodies
and to give lull van to their in-
mnl enthusiasm. You mono!
write that message too oiteu. A
strong body. high spirit Ind
true sportsmanship go is;- to in.
sure happiness sud wholesome
flung."
Another time be said: Preaching
does not amount to much. unless one
meticcs what one preaches." Ho
Hot-o is one appreciation of him by
3* Comp would have liked.
H'Wsilor Camp's contributions to
'M woro many and voried. The
Doocn' to music. Bo dovotod
m tiino. howevor. to the devoiop-
,M ovcry boy throughout the
.. try should bo provided with tho
~ y and thus to pin. who-
h school. collogo.. factory or
Rs was never too busy to
on the subject or talk on it.
at limo ond his money
cams itbout dint. WsItor
will bo uni-ad.
.hss reinrncd from s
:prr” who was soon about tho house
‘35 r. “:‘rcsn in the ens» o! l‘rnnk
All: .lffilih‘i the Tenn cf Nor-
“nth."
«\.‘. li‘lt‘N crvps c! :3 inch or. or
". :w.‘ svparnfc (mains: smco the
.r‘ artl: .~' March so! in and lhc
(‘vthrr day cu‘. two wagon loads of
1’.‘ whh lcr from the Adam's Alc
pond.'
“The C. A. Woman printing
'during
. ago
'have he“:
. Vi et-k.
‘ morning so
NORWALK
20 YEARS AGO
uwwmmu
ion-mm
m ”“0“" mm Rm” h
u». some at The Evening mum
on mac! 1‘. 1068:
"in. south Nahum Mom
cunmtlommnnhto
a dilapidated condition. “suing
Mn Mdb- broken up by the m
and torso portion at tbs runway is
so" on the ice and ‘1“ be «Mod
aogv whim the loo (on down tho
sitcom"
"n is mood that the preoem Nos
walk Council mv recommend the
lawns at s brick pave-UM from
the all street tunnel to tho Hell-lo-
dist Chunk.“
"Thomas Skidd has succeeded
Donn-l Ward as ohtiw at the J.
C. “Maori and Company‘s hat fac-
ion'."
”‘HOI‘HS Epstino of M “Mi.
“sit in New
York City."
'The story 0! the “Jack tho M
of Wizilam De Count has been ex-
piainrd An often‘pt was twirl:
'nndc to scrvo a subpoena upon him
'lwn “cater “’hcelvr has mih-‘r-
hizslncm has beer purchased by The
Evening Sentinel "
"There was :6 births.
are smen marriages in
Hue month
cording to the vital suiictlcs. Just
released by Town Clerk llerbr-rt R
Smith."
a.
~a
dcmhs
Nor-walk
"Milton Elwood was in New
York City ye‘srerdav on hismcss.”
"William Miller is confined to
home by ii‘ness and his presence ili
Seymour's grocery store is greatly
missed "
"Chief Engineer Luther 1!.
‘\:;£h1 who was seriously kickcd
ly one o’ the fire horses a few days
is able to be at his hummu-
attain."
"Bluebirds
sweet
and retains. those
of February or» .
harhznpc rs of spring
near-d singing from
illonirh the
below 1 ’
far."
Fashion Him: "The torpedo is‘
one r.’ the has! new shapes in hms.
l' tits :hn bead close at the back "
lin‘e.
this
has
(W a!" ‘
l
:tmrcnr-y
markod run-Iv
A Story Linton. Told.
Former Senator Cole of California
\-."uc.*;es for this story. told by
35.7”. ‘
"('ld Squire Games, from Morn-tart}.i
Lin-1
cum: into my omce ono day and
sun 'At-e. i want your advice- aa a'l‘
lawyer. I
Has a man what's iucnf
elected justice of the peace} right,
to issue A mmingo license 1’"
“i told him no: s'horeupon thei
old squire threw hunk-ii hock in the‘
chair \en indignantly and said; '
'Abe. 1 though: u u “as a lawyer;
. bow me and Bar. Thomas had :5
bet or: this slang, and Wt armed lo:
.(t you GE‘detL bu' it this is your'
(«pizsrzn i don’t war-.2 ii. for l harm"
a Ldertn‘ sigh: boiler. 1'\e bevn
a Squire (i‘hi years and lw issued'
manages all the timc‘."\\‘a.l Strzet
Journal.
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The l. ELELLENTK
Phosphorus
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THE WEATHER.
Southern New England: l'uir
Monday. Tuesday unsettled and war-
mer.
Eastern New York: Fair Monday.
slightly warmer in Interior; Tues-
day increasing cloudiness, probably
showers.
Northern New England: Fair
Monday; Tuesday unsettled and war—
mer.
Conditions; Tho disturbance that
was over Maine Saturday night is
now cast or New l-‘oun’dlund. The
high pressure area [.th was mer
Kansas Saturday night has advanced
to Western Pennsylvania and domi-
nates the wcatbur over the eastern
halt oi the country.
During the last. 24 hours cold wen-
ther has overspreud the Atlantic
states.
Winds: North- 0! Sandy Hook
and Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Fresh
north and weather lair.
TEMPERATURE.
Observation taken at 8 p. m. 75th
meridian at
New Haven \Veather
Bureau.
Atlanta . ..... . . 30.36 50 clear
Atlantic City . . . 80.48 38 clear
Block island . . . 30.40 34 clear
Boston ”.3043 32 clear
Bullalo ...”... 30.50 22 clear
Chicago ........ so.“ 34 clear
Cincinnati . . . . . . 80.46 40 clear
Denver .......; 29.“: ‘8 cloudy
Dsiroit ........ 30.86 80 clear
Duluth . . . . . . . . 30.00 43 cloudy
Hatteras ....... 30.“ M cloor
Jacksonville . . . . 30.80 60 cloudy
Kan-s City . . . . 30.18 48 cicor
Nomucket . . . . . 30.38 32 clear
New Haven 30.4! 8: clear
New Orleans . . . 30.30 00 clear
Now Iork so.“ :4 clear
Norfolk ........ to.“ 44 clear
Northnoid. Vt. . . so.“ 16 cloor
Pittsburgh . . . . . 30.50 84 clear
Portland. lo. . . . 80.4: to clear
mum.......so.¢z ‘0 door
Iinnoopolh . . . . 20.94 80 closr
Wosbingsou . . . . so.“ 88 clear
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CHAPTER XXX "1]. .
“'h} “as Lilah i'nnney marry:
mg .. ' i‘ld cilt‘ rm iy’lou him'.’
i: \\..~ '3 a rare 0: the common
gulch dlszre
to marry and escape.
punt. (Li $.I‘~tf\l§l\ul .‘ Michael Men-1
..Ou' u.rrlrd owr the qua-anon. 110‘
. was afraid of li.;lr;i..pc. He “.13:
'lec :2 iv) “'iiihlf‘lg all the way-i
lar'cule a p.mi. Deming the Water
it 1‘- ail lt'v :‘r \\ ,li: .l in l IOUS h’l‘,
hoping to 1.13:1 :1 “arm spot. He
lei: mm- :hnt he had vmitvd
him that the untimushtlul hutch,
teens or the nor lleciixc early-
twenties- nap inc mm to roll the’
ltlutrlnmnal dice “'an late. 1
And why was i.:lan i'hurley map,
rymg blrn'.‘ ,
Up an ufirrnoon s in: days ultcr' in the east. and had come buck to beE iwtlt‘rfihiv and a rrlurn to tho ident-
Michae; a n'u in mm Chi-huge. and. “s homo girl." Lilah had a lacing; ol Grover Cie‘onflnd are soon by as-
und icvr days bclnn me umncr at
\\hl:h int-1r tilt:.l,.'vn‘ltlll was to DU
announced. Ll uh “us in in: room in'
the l’hurle} ilhuu‘. upth the door 50-?
cunl)‘ lucivd. She unis lying on:
the rose-(‘oiorcdp
snken eon»: at 0: her bod. endeavor-
ing to psi soup: at litr ecstatic
”10111;!le int.) her diary. ”or mind
on rmml: and) from her
pat. l-Qu-r) now aim) thvn sin.- uould.
L'llggi'l, a 303mb. girlnh gigglc. This!
.nloud attacked her rtgularly now_?
-She was ngtmv With a nv-w iOCiiD“
7o! :rcuiom that: n.i.l settled upon~
h‘r. She was 5mm; [H be warned! i
Not all oi h r Juy “as due to tho
CirLqulSileCt‘s lei llm man she
“as guns to marry was Michael
Manic-Iv. She did love Michacl—
low-d him with all the purv. pulsat-i
ins de\otlon of u noman blossoming
inlo womanhood. She had no doubts
:\.- “as sure that she imcd him.
But this now St’nSP of freedom had
its foundation not n hvr hi‘l‘l. but
in hz-r mind. For years hers had
been a. rrpressrd soul. n soul in con-
film
with one stronger and more'
wilful. that of her mother. Lilith
had llc\t‘r felt that the i'harlcy
housv Wzls hl-r our homo. but rather
that of her ninth-T's. The furnish-l
I drowlod.
lillii)’. and in recent yours hsd gru
ed upon her usrv m. but her moth
had never allowed her to chain;
them. Her mother had always
lro‘ned upon purlico lOr young p. ii."
p c. und openly showed her nursioni
to coming in contact with many cl:
Lllnh's tncnds.
This new scans of lreedom that
was mauing her so happy also had
another source. AllhOUL’h she had:
numerous ncquuininnms and BcVurni
too‘ good iriends. she had div-8)“! 18“ an. opinion of former Governor JObn M.
zong to so: marrwd. it sot-mid lo! il’ social ostracism was hnnflnl 0‘?!“ Simon of Georgia.
her. She was the daughter 0! on
undertaker. i'ooplo wouldn't lor-‘v
got that. As ll it made her diner-2
ent from other giris!
For a year now. since she was
graduated from s linublng school:
of sLagnsncy that had been ‘l‘ou-.
lng upon her. She had thought oi;
becoming a nurse and had cu-n Cp-
pliml at the various hospitals. Per-
haps she would have worn down ht-t‘i
mothers opponitlon, ll shc had not:
abruptly dropped her plans in that;
direction whcn one of Jimmy l.orkr's'
Jokes reached her. "She's going (0‘
help her lather," Jimmy had said at:
a dance party within Limbs lwnr-
ing. She hated Jimmy Locke.
lier pen moved slum-.y in com-
mitting her thoughts to the dmry.i
Suddenly she Jumped up from the,
bed and slammed the diary on tu-r
desk: Something was urging her 10"
get out into the open.
She heard the phone ring down~
stairs. and listened attentively at
the door. Perhaps it was Michael.
"Limb! Lllsh!" Her mother was
calling.
She flew down the stairs,
picked up the instrument.
"Hello. Mike!"
"But this isn't
t
and
Mike." o voice
then laughed. “This is\
Abe. Wondered ii you'd like to go
out to the country club and play a
round of golf."
0n the spur of the moment she
acct-pied his invitation.
(To be continued.)
ings had always uiiectr-d her dis-
. ‘ 0
Dinner Stories
The young lady :i the house
looked sad and ill at case.
““‘hnt’s the mater, Evelyn," in-
quired hc-r lather.
“will. dad." she replied. "you
might have told me that you had
painted the garden seat. Fred and
I sat on it last night. and Fred got
his coat and trousers in a dreadful
mess."
One of the Jury was s Kontuck-
inn. and bvsides his title of "colonel
he had s red face. a square Jaw and
a hlustering manner.
Elcvcn oi the jurors were for con-
viction: the colonel was convinced
of the prisoner's innocence. For
thirty—six hours singly. in pairs and
all together the eleven Jurors plead-
ed. stormed and remonstrnied. Tho
colonel was adamant. At ink tho
foreman had to report that the Jury
could not agree.
"Why nidn‘t you reach s‘ ver-
dict?" s friend asked the colonol
altar court bod adjourned.
"Verdict?" the colonel criod.
“Verdict? “'hy I did my best. suit.
but cloven such stubborn men you
never aw. sun."
A little girl returned homo to hot
porous otter taking her modal ox-
snxinstiou. They asked her how Ibo
had got on.
“Very well. I think." she m
Z'Whot was tbs examination user;
““Quito s nice moo—spa so long.
us."
"Roiiglousl How could you to!!!”
'Tntnousiddioot ono o: my
pieces no put his bond in his hands
,
ondooid:’ob.noo,‘vons:0b.boov-_
Poems That Live
OFT IN THE STILLY NIGHT.
on in the sully night,
Ere slumber's chain has bound
me.
Fond Memory brings the light
0! other days around me: '
The smiles. the tears
0t boyhood's years.
The words or love then spoken;
The eyes that shone.
Now dimmed and gone.
The cheerful hearts now broken.
Thus in the otilly night.
Ere slumber's. chain has bound
the.
and Memory brings the light
02 other days around me.
When I remember all
Tho trionds so linked together
I've seen around no tall.
Like loaves in wintry weather.
I tool liko one
Who treads alone
Some banquet boll deserted.
Whom lights are lied.
Whose garlands dead.
And all but mo departed.
Thus in tho sully night.
Ero number's chains have bound
13..
Sad Memory brinu the light
or other days around mo.
4 ‘ —Tboinss Moore.
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TushWOulndicoYIcIII-Blcb
mm
AnuhihOWost ludicnknown
totbonstivooss lbohysbys. yields
from its hurt and pith s Juice richer
and thickn- than cow‘s milk. The
”millennium-tho huh!-
lulcooswouasomilk.
P
r
oxpvnmlnts and iollovv Ibo hysteria
,ul the lndhldums. To sitompl to dis.
a”.
x;
TIMELY VIEWS
—"—0li
WORLD TOPICS
lax-(norms Gasoruor Blouses In.
of Principles (or Democratic
Party's Foiiuro. .
, l-‘aizure to {chow the lundunontoi:
pr.n..p cs 0! democracy as illd down
hy ‘lllumzis Jclrcrson is responsiblo
:nr ihu [irr'St‘nI disorganized condi-
Ln!) m ”It: Dcmocrntlc pony. in tho
in an inlvrxlew Slnton doclti'od'
thal i'reudent Coolldgo and tho Boo
publicuns lune taktn over all that
was bt-sl in the great Democratic
gou-rnmrnis of former days.
Tho establishment oi o consistent
Gun-razor Simon on (he ohiy solva-
tlon {or the livmocrntic party.
"Win ne\cr “e adhere to lads 1nd
or the moment." he said. "wo loos
lilo opportunity or securing those
things which the Dcoplo recognize s.-
c-sentlal to good KOVcl’Blflo-DL
“Tho Dcmucmlic party has always
pxuu-clcd [he rights of properly and
at the same time protected the rights
crimlniato brtwcen two principles
such as those is like asking on what.
pmmn n bird liles. One is the na-
tural complemrnt oi the other.
"The Democratic party repre-
sents the bvst thought of those who
ioundwl the gmernnlcnt. It always
will hzue in place in the government
as long as the people are to be pro-
u-cted and the principles of gov-
urnnu nt perpv‘iunled.
"llvmoczals in the past have nev-
or been adumnt-‘s 0! experiment.
'l‘ht-y hnu- found in the old princi~
p.es justification for the existenco
of their puny. l'-ut today they have
permitted l‘rl-sident Coolidge and
lhc ltn-puhiu'uns to adopt the old
princxplcs on which the country has
so alien in thu past indicated its
confidence in the Democratic party
~namely. the principles of states
rights and local mil-government.
"It is likely it the Democrats get
together and restore harmony in
the pariy they may be sblo to elect
a president four years from now.
Maybe it will take sight yarn. .
"It would be the purest guan-
work to say who the man will be:
who'will rcstoro harmony in tho
party. but i am confidrni that ono
will arise. Any Democrat who can
perform some outstanding service
for“ the country may be the non
president. But if Democrnlo don't;
get io‘elhcr by the nsxt eloctlon and
restore the old principles of the vor-
ty its disintegration may be lookod.
tor."
American Crayfish in (also.
While the delicious crayfish is.
dying out in tho rivers of Franco.
whose waters are now polluted by:
many factories. tho good nows
hardier species has boon discovored
in tho waters oi‘ the Cher. nosi- the
little town of Viorson. in the control
region of Franco. This now “scro-
visse" has been tound nod uudiod
by Protcssor Leger o! Orenoblo uni-
versity. who declares it to bo on
American genus. but how on Ameri-
csncrsyllshgottotboCborisnot
exactly poosiblo that tho spectrum
examined are survivslo o! souls
brought a long while ago from
America when an attempt wssmndo!
to acclimate the min Function-coals
and rivers. ‘ o
Honoppedoatbomm
tocrosssndtben stow—rightist
tho mlddlo of the WM“
stroetl Women sol-cum Ind sub-
iuobilo brakes-crushed. ”mould
«usesmmsmimoo—l
livious to ‘ilo m
comes thot s new and proountsbly‘
i
l
malts — “Ross-onion of Brian
‘0!
Ion “no In: Dust Troll."
W in about: at No.
‘ no: chunk.
Civic Goons Commit. to most at
cm HI”. ,
Opening Night Amorioon Lesion-
Rod Cross ma Exposition. .
‘ .
oomso “m
Dial-oh 11—"Iucn0 sum“
homo Exposition.
lurch 11.-—Coiotorls onppor ol
Omicron clrclo. East Ave. II. E.
“u“.
lurch 17.—8uppor o: Clots, sod
oncisis 0! First Congregational
church.
lurch lie—Hosting oi Brood Riv-
or Community club.
lsrob 17.-Anuuoi muting o: the
Women's Club.
lurch ss.—liootlng of Now-silt
Real Blots Boord. 7
March il.——Dinnor and rocopuon
to His Excelloncy tbs Oovornor. by
tho Norwslk Republican Won-3's
Association.
notch lS.-"li'ish mam." sat-cl
C lumbls circlo. '
oMarch 20.—Boord 0! Relief be.
gins four day session at City Hall.
starch :8.-8hophorQs oi Betblo.
hem cord party.
March :4.—Plsyo by quoou l-Io-
thcr society at [first ll. E..oburcb.
March Sin—rode!!! lnspoctioo oi
Battery “C." 102d 8'. a- C. N. G.
March 25.—Chicken Supper oi
Ladies Aid of in Li. B. church.
March 25. — Meeting of Norwalk
Board of Trade.
illsrch 27.—Federsi lnspoction :d
00th Train 192d F. A.. C. N. 6.
March 28.—-—Junior Chautauqua.
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April 28.—Turkey Supper 0! Old‘
Wall and Mayflower V'oluntoor con:-
panics.
Everyunm’sj
Investments
Two Buyers
as «no 1. means
(Conflubl. loan
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Invitation
We extend to every man, Woman
and child the invitation to avail
themselves of the many services we
render—services that are confideu.
tial, personal. efficient.
The Central Fairfield
Trust Co.
NORWALK. (‘(\.\'.\.'.
System for You
“YOU and mc”—that
means everyday
people.
“'hy shouldn't the word
“system" stand for us too?
We need it.
A railroad couldn't run
This is the story of two non wbol
went down into “’all Street to buy.
stocks. it is a. true otroy. Both
these men were equally weibinlom-
ed and both had about the com!-
smount 0! capital. Both had made
I: corelul study of the security the
purchase of which was bcmg con-
templated.- Neither acted on n "tip."
Rather they studied the outlook for
the industry represented. the com»
ing record of the corporation and all
tho pertinent lscts relating thereto.
Curious enough they bought tho
some stock and one made a profit
and one sustained a lo-. Tho one
who lost was a speculator: the one
who dude a. profit was on Investor.
Let us see how it happened.
Tho sporulator was not s plunger
and so he selected for his commit-
ment a highly conservative security.
the prcfcerd stock of a stroll: in-
dustrial corporation. although not
one in the first rank. Divldcnds
were being earned and paid on this
particular issue but there was enough
doubt about the outlook at that psr
tlcular time to hold the price down
for a scvcn per cent. stock to 36 at
which price it returned over 8 per
cent. The fact that such a high
yield was possible was a. plain indi-
cation of risk which speculator and
investor recognized alike.
The speculnlor bought I 111111de
shares and the investor bought ten
Ihnrea both at the same price. namc-
ly 86. Several months went by and
affairs in this industry did not turn
out particulsrly well. The clock in
duration kept going down until the
market price touched 80. At this
stage tho. speculator found himself
confronted with s 8600 loan no in-
cnnoldcrnhlo sum for one of his
means. Ho became badly frlthlen-
ed and sold out. The investor at
that time had a loss on paper of "0
which was dinnnointinr but not dis-
astrous. He held his stock and has
it tndnv and he can soil it any time
for about 95. so that now he has on
nnnarent profit on his investment of
890.
Draw your own moral.
YOU/DO NOT NEED
Technical knowledge or
Large Capital to START
‘ A SAVINGS Account:
What you DO require is
the WILL to Save and
t h e CHARACTER to
keep at it.
ONLY G 0 O D FOL-
LOWS SAVING: Save
yours in
The Peoples
Tmst Co.
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without system, nor a fac-
tory, nor a store.
“'c have 5031 E system;
we cook and make clothes
by rule; have regular meal
hours.
But our BIG AIM—TO
PROVIDE .~\.\' l.\'l)li-
PENDENCE—wc go at:-
, er in a haphazard way.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
South Norwam Conn.
5.
Thrift in Xwng lhx'kcil-llcn' Ilunw.
tn‘rn, '2‘ |;v.lfl\ lining
(Boston News Linn-at; I
He has passed it slung, to :. ' _\ . _
“unset . 51in: ubb) ilotlie:v.l.u;. _. . ... . ,_ .1 . ;
In dull live eons. .\i'. no.
irnined by s budget aysum 1.. Lt. \\ . . ._ :.i .
the \atlue of many.
All of his chil-irtn
seven or eight remixed
once ot ihlr!) Ctl’llb a
this 10 021118 was to be h.i\td. L‘ .. . .
cents given to church or 7
Schoot and only lhe run.:ltl.:!._l; 1;. » J _‘ 5.
cents was for spending um; .- . z :—
lil the-y were 15 mars 0.1 1.. 1'2;
the children emu! rC‘L‘rl\i'i
than 8: o. \voL't. Aller 1214’
they received 85 or more.
ill 717' ..n
an
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53.1.‘1
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3'37.
Ir. -
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x.
Counting the sma rum.
(IAwoil Courier-t‘ltizen.‘ ;
Between the boys and giris ' -~ .
sro drunk at our weil-k:n~“n
night doom and those “3‘.“ '. ._---
drunkenness because :hey i 1 -'
looks smnrt you up: quilv a .
tion of the entire dancm: .
lion. one might Euess. .;
1'bscoavouieoceolpayinsby
Misusvwredindimtil 00°
iii-sin. Tbestubisamoordf'
tho chock] "capo—time IS
saved.
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So.Norwa1k Trust C0-
7 Service .3. Securi I
Norwalk Chronicler