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IN 1870.
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PITRFECI'LY SAFE
Tbr: txzwt-Lis ol-i lady approached
9:1 or the boat:
lh-e‘lcirjsh x31cm muld assure me." ah.
'pajd. "that this vessell would be able
to come solely through I. storm. ‘
' "Lady." proudly asserted the
grizzled slur-per. "this old craft has
come safe through so many storms
that halt
Five Cent Fare
The Qtzrsticn or motor bus trons-
portatzon replactig or supplement-
{mg trolie} ,. :xivc is being consider-
111 \or} s-z-zousiy in Bridgeport at
this lttll“. The k'Ot.B~CllCUL LO. niay
betel-c l-J-tg rut: nurses in that city.
which uttz’zd lie :in admiwon or. us
he:- ttntlwrs is unj‘intcd."
par: tint. the d‘iy of the trolley ts
Warming and :2“: (Lay of the bus is
at hand. . - .
l‘or : .c::1;< The Evening rename.
has hevr: poznting out the need of :1
hits s~‘r\1t‘e connecting Norwnlk with
outlxiug communities. Thu would be
benesze‘. to the cry and profitable
to its AH’TCI" "‘5 and the transpor-
.. mafia." .
“xlfnerZLE‘ new >‘2‘3m that the bus
prcti r; as sin'.“.}‘ drawmg nearer
home. I? .~ L- .n; argued pro and cor.
In Fri'lseymrt row—it they name to
Somali. r. {are ‘27)" much longer.
». t: “.12: the Connecti-
in
Brnlgeport “fete-
:esttcn:
'n-‘lernr
”(chatty on n five-cent
ehculd the people pay the
-c rid-*5 [c.- a. quarter?
:ercla} ': Fads-«port Tclegrnrn:
...
Bu: :mmrduut} there arises 1 very
'practica; questmn (n which the pub-
‘iwlzu a right to express itselt.
Should they? Impose-i new bus
acute; in they are establzlhed) be
turned owr to the Connecticut com-
pany ca 1: tun 01 ten cents cash or
three rides for a quartet-When re-
sponsiic mete.- hrs companies are
mulling :'~ cvt‘eraze on the :33: five
1632‘. f...’-..
Twenty Years Ago
l
“the trust: tendency is to feel? .
. ._. -_-. i. (lecl'r.ir.“ rah-i
.n... T » ...— 1 3 “ ° .Wo; sum of five dollars. This is the lust
that We're gang bed morally.
hardly thuk so. A newspaper is at
lather good taranteter o: the public‘
mind. and what do we find at news-
paper: I
T'xent? yesrs ago today. when.
We are assured. people were much
nicer. an: a lzttle more reserved.
before 23:5 :21}: c: flapper: snd‘
frank disc-33:10:; of sex. The mn-
ing SQS’JS‘X carried on in front
page: Ne‘s c: the Rum-Jam”
machine raid story. a
damage - :cr 850. a. story of
@0229: :e-rer in Europe. a pinodzle
tournament. 3 eucnre contest. Ind
“Ker. a. -
two this: party stories.
There were two obituary notices.
and an advertisement for the re-
moval of warts and moles.
The second pige had sexen pa.-
tent medicine 145.. and four locsl
I’ll.
The next had three big patent;
medicine ads. an ad. for a plum TEE mm
“The Fatal “'edding." and are local! Southern Sew Englnnd: Unsealed:
ads. while the fourth page hnd‘Saturday; probably showers in;
seven local ads. a. patent medicine morning; slightly cold in north-3
ad, and a story 0! a man cut up ear. portion; Sands.)- taJr. ‘
:llnanryk. "Father of the Creche-
.when a train ran over him.
The fifth page had local items.
and two patent medicine ads. and
the sixth. a "testimonial" from a
school girl accompanied by a pic-
ture. telling of someone's patent
medicine. ads for bladder cure.
cough cure, I'll ointment. kidne -
euro. pills efficacious for peritoniti: Conditions. The dbturbance 1h”
And appendicitis. a balm for colds.
I. salve (all counterfeits dangerous)
3 a) epepsia cure, an arnica. cure for
ulcers. 3 book ads and 1 story on
dime-novel reading boys. and the
.. neath rate in Chicago.
‘toms. of which 17. or
,. The last page told of a. suicide in
ew York. a. “drunk“ in 1 fight
_ ... it 1 local trollennnn. a lung cure. Obsen-stion at"! at 3 9- m- 73th
m ., "Throat. NOR. and my td- meridian I: New Haven Weather:
'l. < » ment.
is
ly be printable mm.
‘W to Europe. beatdes others.
it
' i=0} Wm
the due-3n". 7
1
EVENING summer. 1 f
;the tune 0: th mm sauna
' “A nun who was considerably tr.-
' texicated was ejected from a trolley
.tt.
NORWALK .
20 YEARS AGO
ulsteoflhtbeMd
mac-gm
l
The following “an What In
of Met-ch 2:. 1905: l
"Dr. H. a. knee gave s \era' new?
er enhihittoo o! horseman», Man-i
d1! 1m in South Somali“
The doctor was out exercising \ldee
Solmn‘e grey pacer. “Men is u
very high spirited animal. ‘\\‘hi2e
Dr. Boxes we; coming under the
\"ashington street bridge. a train
sin-ted up end neared tee weer
which bolted. in spite e: the hers-0‘s
strength and temper. Dr. Rates con.
trolled him at every etc; and by
tsiking to him. no able to stop
him before rt- reachal hunkiin
street.“
car at Monroe street. swords).
Clarence Goat": did the ending. :
"Ex-Councilman Frederick Jinnfi
bier. was suddenly token ill of in~i
digestion yesterday afternoon at his ,
bicycle store in Well street. Reg
was taken to the omce of Dr. “‘aiter l
destre to run bust-es
ext bus companies
:Comrinr ten cents a bus
:oilowirzg from yes.i
~ one \‘tenpoznt it is n splen-
13 Me the Connecticut
1232:; up the pouibiliues
"3:9: bus transportation.
j’ should but: done so years ago.
The seventh page carried 33 local
almost a
bird told of sickness or nines. end ‘11)" eastward.
"shore were five patent medicine ads.
boring eTetTthing from croup to
juick consumption. and 19 local Saturday
~'I‘liere were u ads. in all on the Atlanta. --‘------' ”-02 53
» r on patent medicines. and tlfe Atlantic CR." an 29-50 53
; at ad. in the paper was . mg- Block mum ,.. 29.64 18
,3 medicine ed. Some of the to» Mon :9." 58
‘ _.- onisls of the: ”nice age." would Buffalo ........ 29.70 40
Compare this with today. Tes- Chic-co 29.96 4:
. ' ’s Evening Sentinel carried «in Denver ........ :9.“ 60
.7 from page one murder u-m.—. Detroit ........ 29.3: 44
. t of Chapman. of national inter- Duluth .... .... :st 40
one real estate sale. two "pro- Hotter-as ........ 29.“ u
- - 1" stories. two stories on lo- Jm‘i“! 3"'.\ 20-80 7
f emulation; and In account of m C“! p... 3044 u
‘nroughont its :e 9-80.. mm Nantucket ..... 20.7: 4:
Le only two ads. mg my“ 5. New lint-en M... 23.58 56
- ..¢d as mimicking mung med- New Orleans 9.. 80.04 68
and the only and of this New York ...... 29.5: so
~ ed "jazz-mu}, a”... mu ilerfolk ........ 9.60 46
‘~ Whevebeonfmdh vattun-SS 60
page of monies. and one story I’m
Hitchcock and we: later taken to his
1 home." ’ . .
i “The Ladies Aid Scene of the
35mm: Norm-all: Methodist Chm?“
held u very tine supper in the church .
.last evening. end e considerable rum. ,
between 850 end 880 was netted on
a. result of it."
“M. hank Becker is spending s_
few days with friends in New York
City."
"Mrs. Philip N. ‘napp is new
ranking a visit to the Pacific Coax."
"Edward L Leary son of Andrew .
Lenry, the Railroad avenue new».
. dealer. has been laid up with al
istrain of the let: snkle received“
while playing on the urge wtrs‘
spools of the S. 3'. E. Telephone.
Company. in the rear of the Corn-g
apany office in “’est “3531535203;
.street." ‘ l
. “No."slk automobiltsta are com-g
, planting about the number of horse:
'es left untied in the streetn l'. u;
clauned tint wait the navent o!
the motor ears in the spring it is:
. necessary to famziiarixe the animal“
with them the same. as if tzey had.
never seen a machine before." ;
"Rankin: Bishop of Bette Acsd-f
emy. Stamford. is. spending the Eu;
fer vacation at his home in Beldeaf
avenue."
"Nearly oil t the country roade'
are in u very bad condition. it. re.
suit of the fro“ betng brat: .3. from
the ground by the recent warm rain."
"The first an fish a: the season
was caught a: the mouth. of Five
Mile river. Tues-day. [-3- Charles 1:.
Petty and Frank Lumber;-
- ._. A...
} Old-W he: fights
Prcm the Greensboro X. C. Ecccrd
The story is told of a certmn raise
in the courts at a Western North
Carolina county. who on one occu-
ei-m had before him two men who
had a. short time before engaged in
an old-fashioned “fist and skull";
fight. After listening to the exi-
. deuce the :udge wu con‘mced thnt
‘ the men had umply hada 61.ng
meat and had undertaken to settle
their differenceowith their fists, A
method which. by that tune, was
. regarded so unusual.
“Mr. Clerk." said the “wise. "See
l
........_...___.
that these gentlemen :re pad the
:air fight in the court’s." The money
was paid and the defendnnu went
any smiling. The Judge. it sheu’d
be added. gained fame that was den-
tined to life long after more momen-
tous decisions had been forgotten.
Recently a “'unington :udge
echoed that teatiment. "The Lord
gave men two fists." this :urin de-
clared. “and if he wants to fight let
him use his fleas. but the man who
uses a. knife or a gun is 5 potential
murderer. end I never expect to ex-
tend probation in such can,"
The fist-and-skuii age has been
supplanted by the hipqndogun age.
The latter in more cowardly and \l-
clout. tending not only to produce
murderers actually but moral cow-
ards. slinking. clinging individuals
who seek to bolster up their skim-
milk nee-re with n weapon.
Eastern New York; Fair Sutur-
dny; slightly colder in extreme south
. portion. Sundu :air and warmer.
Northern New England; L'nsettied
.Saturday, probably ahcwers; colder
in New Hampshire 1nd Vermont;
Sunday fair.
was over Ontario Thursday night
has adtanced to Quebec. W
is relatively low east of New Found-
lnnd and it is relatively high from
Nova Scotia. southward to Bermuda.
During the last 24 hours showers
and thunderstorms hue occurred
quite generally from the Missinippi
Winds: North of Sandy Hook:
Strong south” shifting to north-
west and weather overcast end rainy
TEMPERATURE.
Bumu.
Chennuin...,... 29.90 46
. . . . . 39.74 AC
9.33... no. ... :9.“ 4:
Q. I,“ 80:03 7 -
clear
run
cloudy
clear
cloud!
cloudy
cloud!
cloudy
cloudy
ciao:
cloudy
clear
lupus . . . . .. 30.08 ‘36 clear
cloudy
cloudy
clear
rain
rain
only
M
cur
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THE 'Dmttnttcn TEN mom 'YEARS
. on so MAKESjNéusg—
r
Tonight's Events,
Rhlto—“Wm m.“
agent—“Note to Be Fitted mn‘
Palace—went Acumen”, '
Older Girb' Conference at hot.
wnlk I. E. clutch.
Junior Chane-m“!-
Xeeung of Council of Jewish W0-
1
I
mean.
local loo-s—
Avril 2.—-DeXolar We: of
00cm
April 8.—-"nu'ee Piu" 81700 In.
der auspices of lek X. E.
It 111th We-
chi???“ 4.—-Pa. nu. Scout bouquet.
fleet-I.
ullitary ball. .
Auril 17.——Republican Women.
about and dance.
SATURDAY. MARCH 4
v-
‘\
TRUST CO.
NORWALK. C OXN.
April 9.—Elks' Wu of Ofo‘
April 1g—Instellotien of omcersi
, April :i.-—K. c. My ball.
1 April :3.—‘Dxrkey Supper of 03“
ponies. .
April :8.—-—F§nwick bowell concert
at South sot-walk II. E. church.
Gum 11.3111.
As be. united that morning for
sleep to subdue his rugged nerves
(it was after two o'clock when he
got to bedt. Michael resolved to
have an understanding with Lilsh
about her mother. "I'll be damned
i: ll let my motheranaw bo-
me.“ 8e ‘ent our in his mind
-wnat he would say to Lush. Be
dzdn‘t wan: to o!iend her. He was
thus occurzed when he went to sleep.
He called her in the morning
rotn the 031cc to reassure her.
Thriizmgzy ham?)- .2: the unoftended
way in “‘hlkh he talkcd. Lilsh did
not refer to the ptefioua evening's
5695f.
"id like to see 3cm this afternoon
or exerting. but l‘v: promnrd to go
{035121; with Lonnie Capper. and
then ll'. in on a. game of poker."
“Have. a good time." She danced
around the room aster he rang off.
he did not know whether he was
going to play golf with bonnie. They
had on indetzxjte understanding.
And ex en t: Lonnie came by for him.
he \xun't sure “tether he would go.
Them tau “0:”; to do and he named
to be alone.
But when Lcrnie telephoned. he,
changed his mind and agreed to go.
He was glad the: he md. because the
any wu perfect. ‘zlh s. balmy
breeze blowing. and no enlosed the
game of golf. even if Lonnie did de~
:eat him by eight strokes.
“Hope I trim you as badly at po-
ker tonight. I need the moon."
Lonnie cried as they ran to the club.
house.
"So do I." Xichsel exclaimed over
Lin shoulder. "l'i. always need
money from now on."
The 33:01": both out new life in-
to him. and he ordered a big dinner.
Who’s Who »
18031.55 G. MIX
When President Thomas Garrigue
Slovak Republic." celebrsted his
tun birthday recently. the entire
nation. which adores him and be.
reason to do so. celebrated with him.
As the “'estern nations of Bar-
ope discu- a new security/ pact to
assure the frontiers of the the Con-
tinent. one of the most important es-
pecta of the Pmblert-and one often
forgotten is the question of the lit.
tle notions which were born again
of the wu. One of the little nations
thus concerned in Czechoslovakia
end the diplomatic skill of her cele-
brated president is again to have an
important part in determining her
te.
Thomas Garrigue Masaryk was
born 1: Bedouin. in Blot-ads. not:
the Slovak fro-tier. the son of a
cosclunln employed on one of the
imperial mess of the time. Kb
‘parents were poor And to m to do
this share towards supporting the
family from the ego of 18 and be
began mun! llbor as n black-
smith. ma mm (or only. now-1
era-.meomarkedtwtbmyenn
later he mod it definitely. u-
lle forget ma sad bk engagement
as he opened «really with Lennie.
They got into another one of their
an‘ absurd position in on aggravnb
ingly adroit matter.
"There'- a dance tonight: Let's?
take A few turns before We beginl
to play curds." Lemme suggested as!
they were finishing their cigars.
be in knickers. so we'll be in suit."
Michael was in the mood to ugh-o.
sought out pnriners. )iickael took
Mnry Roberts away from her bro- 3...." new "fans--
titer. who sighed with relief at his
release. end promptiy sought out his:
[articular enthusiasm in femininity. i
"i'ou‘te broken half of the heartsgn
in town by going and getting en-
gaged to plot: Phnrley." Mary 818‘!
glad.
"Stuff: l‘il bet that your ban;
The feet at the matter we: tau! isn‘t eten touched by "3-: calm-n»,
its."
"If you only kncwl”
He playfully squeezed her hand“
She blushed.
He didn‘t hear what she aid next.
His eyes had aligiited on Elaine Al-
loway. An ominous feeling was tug-
ging at him. So was nodding in his
direction. A cold sort of nod. it
seemed to him. He remembered
with a. sickening sensation that he
had forgotten to mail her the letter
telling at his cnwment to Link.
And it was evident that she had
hard. It was in her eyes.
He decided to leave. the floor when
the number we: concluded. lie
parted from Mary when the encore
had been played, end went in semi:
of Lonnie.
8. found him with flame. lndf
he was cornered.
(To be continued.)
zczttne the acknowledged chief of the
Czech revolutionaries. With Dr. Ed-
;ward Benet—then 'JI Ports—ho or-
ganised the Cucboaiovnk Xeremcnt
for Independence. A. mt ended. be
left for Roda. «out. his aimed!
earn-eel! ego. to weld together his
countrymen there into 3 single fight.
lug unit. There {allowed u long jour-
ney acro- aboria. to the United
Since- by way or Japan. to win the
American people to the cause he re-
presented. -
The world remembers well how he
succeeded u” how the charter of
Czechoslovak independence was sign-
edintbolastwnryeoruiluetoric
Independence run in Philodeiphin.
A few months later. when the war
machine of the CG!!!” Powers
crashed down in rain. )1. Wk
Manned the new republic on :s‘o-
reutber u. 1.18. 'm elected its
pee-adept. by aoclamtion n few
Months bier and on my 2!. 1920.
was rte-elect for e uveooyeer
m. '
rho wer trout: personal as well
fighting. for the Allied cons. and the
MhI$380meaMkwu
h“ M to the ill. Meat
Tl MELY VIEWS
WORLD TOPICS
aim-menu. with WM- d“'°‘“" mo 10 SOLVE racism or
u": AFTER DEATH. SAYS
NOTED PLAYW‘RIGB‘I'
That radio is about to solve
problem of life after death and ben-
uh fenr at death forever.
. “confident prediction made by Cos-
“Half 01' ”‘9 “1°“ 0“ the fl°°r '“u _ mo Hamilton. notcd British author
and pin) wright. in a recent address
ul 1h;- Sntional Democratic club in
They rentured into the ballrooan" I Sew York cur.
Ho prophesied tint within five;
could tune in on
what he termed the fourth domin-
ion, and listen in not only to Cause
but to Mozart. and perhaps near a
cw opera by Puccini—“these so-
lcallcd dcad men."
Duzlng the course of his talk on
line progress or the radio, Hamilton
intimatl-d that he had just learned
recently of n newly invented radio.
of “inch he
locked up in a sale and he could not
dhulge. that would bring the entire
’worid to the radio fans in New York.
The inumion “as so amazing.
mated that a person at
Pole would it: heard as distinctly u
Premier ”USSOIH'H speaking in Rome.
lie Dre-dime! that in the near fu-
ture PlilVl. :is “all as books, would
be writtut l.3fl-.(ml!y for the radio.
4 and that fnmtlies ’nould listen in on
.their favorite play: while lounging
comfortably at lznme.
To meet this demand and dot elop-
ment of the rauio. he aserted that
the technique of the siege on well
u that of playwriting would hove to
be revised. and actors educated to
speak for radio audiences nlono. so
tho: each word will receive full vul-
Poems That Live
THE FIRST ELIE-BIRD
Jul rain and wow: and ruin again!
And dribble! drip! and blow:
Then snow: and thaw: and slush:
and then—
Some more rain and snow:
This morning I was most steered
To wake lip—“hen, 1 Jinn!
I seen the sun shine out and heerd
The first blue-bird of Spring!—
Jlother she'd raised
And in acrost the orchard come,
Soft. as on angel‘s wing.
A breezy. trecuy. bee-y hum.
Too sweet for Inflhlnl:
The winter’s shroud was rent apart--
The sun burnt forth in glee.—
And when that blue-bird sung. my
Hopped out of bed with me:
June. “'hitcombe Riley.
11:. some; mt
Albert. Cinema in Bcribuer’s.
. War is hell: but hell an be mode
much more efficiently hellish by he.
Wed doctors of philosophy,
in: u Prom-or “‘endt cut get in
II- oleetric oven n tempergptro high-
:m that. or any star.
come. to at
~ and scholarly 2m
~Aha“!-liven-orwasosvltilol
Mom,
E
Everyman’s
Investments
Foreign Bonds
By GmBGE ’1'. HCGIIES.
(Copyright. 1925.)
.. .- -.-.....
a...
Among foreign investments in the
L'nited Staten next to the bonds 0:
; Canada stand those of Great Brluzn.
‘ There are two United Kingdom dol-
' :ar bonds listed nnd acthcly dealt i:
on the New York Stock Exchange.
Both carry 5 1-: per cent coupons
and one matures in August. 19:9.
‘ and one in Peoruuy. l937. Both
are a direct obligation o: the gov-
:cruntcnt o! Greet Britain nntl bo'h
therefore are high grade invest-i
' menu. There is. however. a sharp
distinction bctwcen the two. which
accounts for ”it: Wide spread tr.
. between now and 1337, the "matur-
cause the re is a conversion prifliege
attached which makes the market
price mute “lot that for surlmg ex-
change. Holders line the option
at any time of exchanging their 5 1-:
per cent dollar bonds for L'nited
Sterling bonds.
That would be no attraction at oil
were it not {or the {act that tor the
purpose of the exchange sterling is
coniputcd at a. traction under 84.3.-
to the pound ,u net-you. knows
sterling exchange is now way about
making the exchange and the size c:
this prutit gonna-s the market for
the American dollar bonds. It in.
however. not necessary actually to
make the conversion to realize the
profit. The same object may be at-
tamed by selling the dollar bonds.
nod this is ihv: proper thing to do.
late in exchange.
The same principle controlain the
case of every convertible bond
where there is n profit in exercising
the conversion privilege. Intarinbl)
the market price of the bond is gox-
erned not by investment Value at all
but by the terms of the provision
which permit» it to be exchanged for
some other security. stock or bond.
generally stock.
. A Stupid law.
(Bridgeport Telegram.)
“'ith Mr. George L. (Tex) Rick-
ard we have very little personal
sympulu'. As Americn' most suc-
cessful prizeiight promo er he has
put the maximum of commercialism
and the minimum of sportsmanship
into that pastime. Boxing today in
this country has reached its high
tide in gate receipts and its low ebb
any other person is responsible.
As a; defendant before a. United
Sme- court. with a. strong liklihood
of being sent to the Federal peni-
tentiary at Atlanta. Tex Rickard is
not more entitled to consideration
than any other person in like pre-
dicament. In showing fight film- in
ruioua eaten in the union he
knowingly violated a. nation] law.
It is worth calling situation to the
Lion of~mouon pictures of boxing
exhibitions from one out. to on-
Well and Mayflower Volunteer com-
market price and which illustrators a :
ieeture often found in the bond 1151.!
The 5 1-:s of 1937 are a stn:;!.ti
investment issue the quotation :ttrj
which in fixed solely by the return!
which uy bond of similar nuns.
would bring under prevailing men-r; .
markct conditions. Selling as the},
do at a prcrnium of about six points. .
which the purchast‘r must charge on {
We Guard Savings
Mmmyslw-quwho
lieswakonightsschemmg how
togebtharhmdsoapeople's
money.
Yoursovn' pinata-banker.
gnu-dad m’ legends“
good iota-est. as well. Don‘t.
wait... ht'ng’ them intoday.
So. Norwalk Trust Co.
Service -:-
Strum)
it) yield" as it is called is airman-ig
4.50 pcr cent. The 3 1-2.: 0: 19:91
sci! much higher, not because they!
err: any better inrestment but t-c-g
School B:
tits on 5.1... .
titinlh 7ch SJT‘J"
it) gnml-Ec. ,\ i-
nns who hax- ' 5:11:
I'Llyfd “for keers '
the simple earn-vars: v2"
men of the >3:ch limit
bics were the 021‘:-
had thrrutcnrd t?
hood. th')‘ Weill! he: :j. 4:-
n'ittgn and [loan (uni.
Kingdom. National \Vur 5 per cent'
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that figure and so thcn- is n profit in l [zlirrfiifrflttaiijf \i“ l. A - . .
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