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._____
Apr; 1.‘ :3;- rloplng a habit of an-
nouncing 2:: 1.‘ with a snow storm.
Last )rar Apnl 1.". was “filtered in
an a hlankr: of snow that constituted
a \er:'.r.?~lc Apr-ii r‘ccl‘s day for rcsi-
dents c: 111-“ parts.
New York
THZTS L‘ ' ‘.\ r’L'." '-‘v.."€
thght >3. *,'-'-_<.
‘ "l: 1::- . .. - '1' 54:16 :0 the weather
:mmW ~so .w .3. are mild mannered
:calrltrx'. :c ark today. "ch prcler
:euular Ap hon-ere this year to an
irrrgzzlia' .\rr;l snow story: "
and some
It‘t’a‘lt‘d to
Zleu‘r-fi .\
s
= " - c -
' . L1) 13:19:
'7 : $5.»: hiw (0:12»: to turn.
\'4_ : 1.xx‘l‘2rv'squr. wondering
Tit". . - curs for a day or two
.—. ..-..n :‘cl-ile‘s. en rout?
To' :53. 5.1"?
1 ,. :...-.\*h¢re tn snmovrhero, but.
pl-sscsazon of I
thi 50-:th Nor-
. .. .31 is intri-
:: Lax-e their lor-
' :31 has tan-'4‘.
. saw is passed
_ hi: and. if the "cus-
: i, In or she is urg-
.1 n y. - 1m— 5:. “hr.— dollar's
- : ._ :‘l
T .~ 0‘;
r .’ "‘ _
4 o; —: w. Apparently they
; >1: \Yestr'd by the su-
“'r' .>'< .a.’ :-‘ :2; (52:92:: to re-
3 ~ o v; '
> -- r29: :3 gamut; cus'om-
t r- '- .s 31.3 “323-: Irish:
,._ ‘ p“ Titty 51'. c.- Stan-l
‘ I; ' « C.’ window and. C:
v... ' ~ "mm for: (r to thc Parlor.
the" “1p (' “mJow—parle and.
‘ T-lfh arr-hath; mower. :m'w- them
9- :c-t": t.-
2w shawl: and draperies
"r <:t".e r-f rho ‘lndowe arid
Fir; i< ‘hc usual m)-
:9TICJS “bang." tubule more so by
I lot-".1 lsyrrs cf dzr‘.
lwzr gypsy frzrfvis are practical;
thrnzolccy Wuhan: looking at your
'fisxd. 2‘ :’ 'x’iif’g by r-cni'g
r-zzt 3. Hora-haired
L; r an pursuing aou.
.5 SW appnnn'. and the
'; ‘M'h var mom-y
2‘ surprising any~
pvtry to hear lhoir
.to thxr. lhcyarc rak-
\'r.°.re of money.
. Z‘T‘Y‘.‘ x~:’.h common
:‘ f-ar the air
‘}:= none too
‘5‘“...
‘ ;» e.’ rm
g“ ' . r'r‘ to 93".};- up and be gov.
he White Fla 9
' azdlze‘ 121‘. While
'9 g -=.- or. day 3122: do)“ and
" "1‘13: CUT-3'5.-
'?..r Y'I’anft's “'0er we read
"l ‘ .- rs (f srxrxe “Trailing
.. ‘4 -:' .Z:-s‘s are r. Jr organized
z'h " L 3" zswr. (! a conquering
r"..'_\ :— . " ' ' ' 'cw rvzz'ganons may
F'I‘l'l “rm" a. (up.- {ram lhe Un-
knew.-.
‘rr‘ "mane! r’ '3'... scientists.
re 4'»- ‘ 51.}.53 2.:Dady been of such
imr..-"-.t.—r :5 iv. bring Immediate
I .‘f‘ t'.
‘Arlzv..r..‘.r;. rt ‘herr." the World
ola'Qfi ‘3 :.-' ;-.'.‘c'\ any} suffering
93:02; .. .,‘.’sz5 of \l’:(im!. whose
‘91:! :— Iguana alone is 1.009.009.
and 27.9 538‘”! thousands of dollars
in hanlnrc 'l:r: zlag'xo. which costs
Armenia air-tr; coward of $500,009.-
lal'“) a 303:. -
“Yo; fcur years a small group of
men. ”luv-l as the world's best in
2128;? braz'hrs of science. have been
working almost unknown in this of-
fort to Win by combining the minds
and knowledxa or the many into a
right that has bcen a losing one‘
_'hr0u8h (r-mvlrles when the Wort
was indhldllal.
“This group origmalfy was formed
into llie- rrsrrlrch commlim o! the
National
‘Jn itself, the commllioe comprises
only fivr— men. but from time to time
the ardent. of scientist. ha" been
hrought under it!- wings an MRI.
.or fellows. until now there an moro
than a dozen who form a vain“.
' ~ henna-an of medical brain power."-
Inspiring is the only word to bo
hood to describe flat-{horde bottle
owns: the germ of tuberculosis.
:l'ho men of scleaco who hays. on“!-
are as brave and daring as tho
micro who laced machino gun fire
gas in ,Belgium and Franco.
Fake cures o! the whit. piano
re have beoa in abundance—but.
scientifl? he: has stood out.
the human. body can
- --me the germ of tuberculofi
sometimes it cannot. Tho why
wherefore of this aro not
ixowwe are approaching ‘ascion-
- explanation of this and. when
do. tho.doctors and prom-pro
a: have built up awall of immu.
that will protect the human
from ono of the last great
, no World says further:
1"Tho story 0! this hie-saving eilort
Tuberculosis anociallon. ;
I“. 2 I ." a
an“: w
to. aluminium in’
tho on. o! m min; Bethune!
or m at. am:
tion but for a lino tho rain cam.
‘Oowa ia tor-roots. A boot-um rais-
bow :oilomd at tho olooo “the at-
tor-noon.”
”Otto Liam tho conic! holl-
aorial artist. was somadod‘ lam
nigbtatbiobome “:1:mequ
by a number of tollow members of
tho Bamako" or. L'scos Tuba
Ono was gonorous and gavo tho
soi'ouodors a good time!“
"rho work of repairing tho brok-
on water main undoi- tho Washing‘
ton street dra worlds. was me
this morning by tho Ward'ell Gou-
pans."
"A meeting of those mutated in
the formation of a now Mt club
lo be lecaled at Gregory's Point
was held last night in the oflico of
John J. .Walsb and it was decided
:0 go ahead. purchase lilo lot and
begin the erection of the club house
as soon as possible.“ ‘
“hire. David H. Millor. of Goorgo~
town. called on relatives in Nor.
walk. Monday."
“Easter is drawing near and the
stores are a-uming a holiday look
. with their new frocks."
"Arthur Conley is substituting for
Samuel McGowan as driver of tho
l‘umule Hose wagon today. tho lat-
ter hating iakon a trip to “‘eston."
"Now new cases of cebebro spinal-
menlngltis or spotted fever wore re-
ported today and ii is hoped that
the epidemic is ovrr as far as Nor~
walk is concerned."
"Harry Fox is to discontinuo the
m-..
tea. business which he acquired
leomo days ago.“
"Glamor. Marshall will so to
Brooklyn today to reside."
"Frank Smith's horas got away
his morning and ran up and down
Rowan street lor someilmfi."
'Soft shill clams are wary abund-
ant and of fine quality in ibis \1c-
gzmzy. Many bushels are being
ibrough! from Long Island."
"Work was commenced this
morning driving piles to repair the
tender of the Washington street
draw bridge. Jacob B. Raymond's
pile driver is doing the work."
Ankh- Nkbu Storm
Even Scheherasado would have
'psused in her enchanting tales to
hear the law's of the automobile
that stopped in the heart of the Byr-
lan desert to‘ old a fallen airplane
bound from Cairo to Bogdad.
"Speaking of winged horses and
magic carriages." the witty queen
would bar! said ”Beholdt"
From Beirut on tho Syrian coast
on to Damascus. and thence across
I the sandy waste to tho green shores
of the Tigrcs and the city of the
good Haroun al-Raschid. runs a mo-
l tor use 500 miles in length. Whore
onco tho caravan labored from oasis
to oasis, the gasoline genie now
speeds lightly. accomplishing in
twenty-eight hours a journey that
aloretlmo required weeks.
The motor lino in the first years
9; its operation carried 35.000
- pounds of mail and some 1.500 pas.
! sengers. without accident and with-
out one serious delay. Interesting-
1.". too. the irlboomon of the torri-
iory traversed by those cart.
though usually hootilo to European
encroachments. have been well dis-
poood to tho automobile. Tho new
‘ mode of transport evidently has es-
. tabliahed itself in these ancient seats
to! civilization. and doubtless will
’ work many a wonder.
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mm mm
Iouihern New England: Unseltled
. Monday; slightly colder; Tuesday
Hair.
. Eastern New York: Partly cloudy
Monday. Tuesday fair; not. much
change in the temporsiuro.
Sol-thorn blow England; L'nsetlled
Monday: probany showers along the
coast: Tuesday fair: colder in west
portion. '
Conditions: The disturbance that
zwas over New Hampshire Saturday
'nigbt has remained practically sta-
tionary. being cents] this ovening
over namely-cits with decided in-
tensity. with a trough extending
southwoscward. along the' Atlantic
coast.
. During the last 26 hours light
rains and snows have occurred in
the North Atlantic slates.
“‘inds: North of Sandy Hook:
Fresh to strong east and weather
overcast with rain Monday.
Tasman”.
Observation taken at 8 p. m. 75th
meridian at New Has-en \Veather
Bureau.
Adams. 29.“ 56 clear
am Cl”! 1... 29.80 40 clear
Block “and ... 20.72 40 cloudy
m ..u.... 29.7‘ 38 rain
m. ........ 29.94. 30 show.
mu b-Ioco 30.0‘ :8 “m
m‘ u-‘oo-so. 30-20 ‘0 am,
303'" Ooooo‘loo '19-.‘ 7o thud,
Wit ”a"... 30.06 34‘ cloudy
Mum o-‘ooa)oo 3°.“ 3‘ cl“!
Hatteras ...'.... 29.84 46 cloudy
Jacksonville .... 29.90 64 clear
Kan-s City l... 30.12 63 clout
Nantuckot H... 29.70 40 elm
New mm b... 29.75 44 rain.
New Orleans l... 30.00 ‘6 child!
N" York -03.. 29.10 42 do.”
Norlolk 3...... 20.8! 43 cloudy
Northtiold. Vt. .. ”.82 42 and,
Hm ..... 2!.” so cloudy
Portland. no. p.. 29.1: 40 cloudy
St. Louis 0"... 30.10 58 clou-
kPaul ........ 80.28 5’ door
Washington ...- 29.18 86 cloud;
(Michael. "Do you think she is some
' n is oil and air cratt.
(“PIER xux.
"Hero ho ia—tbo ab! onel"
Elaine's exclamation and
shrill
little laugh jarred alichaol. no
was not prepared to meet Eloino.
and ho was glad that sho was not
alone.
"Why. hello!
rive? This is a picaooni. surprioo
ho exclaimed as enthusiastically as
he could. He looked around in
search of a partner. in hopes of on.
caplng diplomuically. Thero was
something in her expression that
made him uneasy. Ho noted too.
that Alonzo Copper was regarding
him curiously.
"Tho sly onci" she repeated.
with emphasis. Thero was no es-
Whon did you I!-
no
cape now; he was coraorod. Ho
grinned. Lonnie frowned. Michael
was unable to look Elaine in the
eyes.
She turned to Lonnie. There was
a mlrlhlm ring to her laugh. "You
should have heard the way ho dc-
nounced tho women and snickered
at the idea of marriage!"
Michael hoard her other jibes
silently. his mouth opcn as it he
wanted to speak and couldn't. The
music began again. and in was able
to get away. He went to tho card-
room sick at heart. "Oh. ihe tan-
glod web we woovo When first we
practice to deceive!" '
He sat there moodlly. gazing
stupidly into space. Yes. he still
did care lor Elaine. Did he lore
her? He shivered. lie must'ht
vhlnk of that now. He shock his
head as if lo rid himself of such
though".
“'hen Alonzo Copper camo to
the cardroom a hall an hour later
his brisk walk and his glare warned
Michael that his friend was angry.
”So that‘s the kind oi a. guy 3'0!
are!" he gloworod. Handing over
ten-cent store girl?"
His tone was pitched so loudly
that Michael instinctively glanced
about him to see if other persons
had heard.
"Wily Lonnie!"
o
It was all no
Who’s Who
SIB SAMUEL MARE.
Onoo. it was cool and guns; now
The shitting
scenes or international politics con.
stantly bring to tho lorogrouud new
names and now tacos. Now it is
Sir Samuel-Hurt. Brlillh Secretary
of State {or Alt.
A short time m. it was announc-
ed that he will have 221.819.800
turoo. '1'th- £1,972,000 moro than
Sir Bamuel had to spend last year.
an- luauoi and tho British- Air
i I. In
A.“ -
could my. 81s trloud's word- had
chilled his flesh. Tho than lower-
ing over him looked as if ho would
to plunge iuio 9W1 Combat. but
his taco took an a sardonic uproo-
aion. ‘
“um. innocent!"
Michael. rod with anger now.
conpnuod his lips. \Vhat. busi-
noso was it oi uncle's. Then an
idea rushed into his llcad-ubonnle
was in love with her. He looked
up into his lricnd‘o eyes. They
woro softer now.“
"I didn't think you'd treat a girl
liko this." Lonnie said. his volco
lower. "Dammit: .1 thought you
woro decent." __
Michael found his tongue. “Lon-
nie: Lonnie! I didn't docoivc her—
I mean I didn't—'
"Dammit. Mike!” Alonzo burst
out. “dam. you roalizo the girl
loves you. It was easy to ace that
when I was in Chicago. And all the
while you were . Ah hem"
“Uslon. Mollie! Liston! I'll tell
you the truth. I wouldn‘t tell lhlo
to anoihrr living soul!" lle glanced
about him fur-lively. "When 1 was
in Chicago I didn't know whether 1
was in love with lliaino or with
Lilah. I swear ii. One. I thought
1 was in love with both." He paus-
ed. staring at the floor. "And 1-—
I‘m not sure now." ho mumblcd.
Alonzo stared. Then ho burst
out: “You're in a. devil or a 21:!"
Ho sat down by Michael ‘and put
his hand upon his ohogder.
"I intended to tell her before 1
Fit Chicago that. was going to
marry Lush. but just couldn't."
Michael “73s Moulely endeav-
oring to mako his friend under-
stand. His heart was in a wretch-
ed state. It is bitter to be denounc-
ed by your best friend. .
Alonso. silent. his eyes fixed med-
itativoly upon a window. nodded
mechanically. They were silent for
a time. then Lonnie laid his head
on Michael‘s arm.
“You haven't any buslncas geilint
married it you don't know your
mind any better than this."
‘(To be continued.)
of the Royal Commission on the
-ClVil Service.
flr Samuel succeeded in 1915 to
tho title of Baronet hold‘ by his
father. who had been the first or
the line. In 1909 he had married
Lady Maud Lygon. daugbiorol the
sixth Earl of Boauchamp.
. In 1921 Sir Samuel Boare was
made a Deputy High Commissioner
or the League of Nations for the
care of Russian Refugees and in
1922 he became the British Sccro-
tary 0! state for Air. A seat in
tho cabinet was set aside for him
in the following year.
——-——-__.__.._.....
Wovm.
(Now York Horald)
dear bo- ‘ .
I not mohitablo in the alley this
morning and i asked her who was
TIMELY VIEWS
WORLD TO-PICS
“Western Parme- Not Indie-b."
”ochre Senior Copper.
"The farmers or the West. are not
radicals.
"Thoy are tho atatillalng influ-
ence of the country.
"They believe in tho governmont
---dou'l. wish to be coddlcd or l~a~
bind—and ask for fair play. The
thing that concerns them most is
taxation—cost of government.”
In such fashion did L'nlicd males
Senator Arthur Copper of Kansas
derond lho larmrr in an addrou ro-
ccmly. .
"In Madison Square Garden. New
York. recently. a man spoke." he
said. "lie said the government
was all “roar—(list we needed a
form 0: soviet government. And
he was cheered. And I tell you.
gentlemen. a man couldn't stand up
and any that before a group 0!
Western runners."
"You can‘t hope to ho
pcrous nation unless u have
prosperous agriculture.“ Senator
Cappcr continued. "Failures in ag~
riculture result in general busineu
depression—and buaincu lailuroo.
Marketing System Costly.
“The syslcm of marketing now
employed by the American farmer
is the most costly of any ”stem
in the world." Senator Copper do-
clared. “For every dollar‘s worth
oi FX‘OlIUCl" ho sr-lls he gets bo-
iut—cu 32 and a: cunts. In Denmark
tau‘mcrs realize bclwoon 65 and 70
ct nls Oil every dollar.
"Lair your Amcricnn farmers rc-
cch'cd 810.000.000.000 {or farm
products. Consumers paid £80,000.-
.. pros-
000.000. Tor every 8i the (armor
rcccnc-d for his products. other!
gov. $2."
The remedy. Senator Copper te-
llevcs. is co-operaiing marketing.
Ho said 10,000 co-oporative so-
clones now i-Xlll. through which
farmers are selling their produco
and live stock.
nus (Jose 0! Garment-
Filicen per cent of tho nailofial
wealth went for iasoo last year;
even more will be required this
year. according to Senator Copper.
“Federal government costs us
about lip-co and one-half billion
dollars. and local government live
and one-hall billion dollars annu-
ally." he said. "This moan a cost
of $91 ior ovary man, woman and
child in the United States."
Business men are right when
they complain ihcr‘ is “too much
law." and "too much govoramontal
interference" in this country. be
said. This is because of a demand
on the part of rho poopio that non
laws be passed and more govern-
mental agencies set in motion.
"1 find we have today 06 apar-
ate and distinct commissions. bur-
sans and sub-divisions at tho feder-
gl government now in Moo in
Washington." the senator said.
“rwem yyoars ago there woro only
“When crldciaizg mo multipu-
city of lava. ii is well to rouosabo:
that they are mounted to m
usually ‘on the initiative at tolls,
back homo. Many bills do not
have the whole-hearted approval
of own int-rooming thou.
Vtut the demand is m and
they do their part as '
a... .. mom... mm
‘Iouooortho ”we. \
J‘I wish the AM ”on“
[would Intro .to‘ the m
, M
oeu-
lom’. greats
I.
unite—“a Lost Lady. .
Rwy—“Soweto of tho fill"
Moo—“Tho Sign! 'rowen .
Everyman'o Bible Cla- social at
south Norwalk m aw‘
fl
casino m
“pm-um Nob"
933°“ 1“- 7- w
“M at Odd M"
awn armada- o! W'-
mo ulna-Meg,” col-W
ml spam“ at 05¢." 0‘
o
I“ :a-‘Thrso Pia!" 31'"! on:
d“- .mpiooawrt NM 3!. E.
church Industrial W0-
Aw" .PP...“ Scout Moot.
April s.—uu install-non 0! 0!.
floors. ‘
April lip-lbs. A. I. W Ed.
win ldoior. flatten Clonal. Vicar
nun concert at New 00!!!!“qu
church. .
April ice—Wail” o! oliocn
o! local Moo-o.
lie—Varan- oi Foreign
Veto—Unit“ spousal: War Veterans
unitary ball. '
Aurll 11.—Ropublicau Women‘s
cabaret and dance.
April :1.—-x. C. charity boll.
April zl—Turko Sum 01 Old
Well and myflowc Volunteer con.
ponies. ‘
April fl.—l"onwick Rom-oil concert
at South Norwalk M. E. church.
Everyman’s
Investments
Carelessness
By GEORGE 'l'. HUGHES
(Copyright. 1925)
A tow weeks ago the conversion
privilogo on the e 1-: per cent bonds
of the American Tolepli‘ooo and Tole-
graph Company expired and it “as
announced tho: out or the original
“1.000 000 issued in 1918 sogno 82.-
000.000 par value had not been con-
vorlod into stock. L’p to data on
which the privilege expired the
bonds could bays been exchanged
for the company’s stock at $120 per
share. whereas the market value of
the stock was about “85. On the
day boioro iho conversion opporo
tuuliy lapsed the bonds were quoted
at ll: and ihc day one: a about
96 1-2.
It was estimated that the loss to
the unless bondholders who tailed
either to sell their bonds or to con-
work them into stock was 8820.000.
For this loss the bondholders have
only ihomseivos to blame. There is
no way by which a corporation can
It: in touch with the owners of a
coupon bond except by advertise-
ment in the newspapers and 1h.
Telephone Company had done every-
thing possible along this line.-
All this is “water over the darn."
it may be useful. however. to point
out that another instance 0! this
kind will Come on Slay lei next
when the privilcve o! converting
New York Central debenture 65 of
1985 into Sow York Central stock at
103 will expire. The quotations for
these New York Central bonds is
now governed by that (or New York
Central stock. This becomes evi-
dent when it is noted that solllnc
at US these 0 per cent bonds yield
only 6.11 per cent or less than high-
est grade mortgage obligations. The
premier at Kew York Central oo-
curllies. the 3 1-3 of 1997. yield only
£60 at recent market prices and
these 6 per cent debentures are not
secured by mortgage at all.
Holders who wish to avoid sub.
stantial loss must do one of two
market or convert them into stock
and that boioro May is! next. They
can. of course. retain their security
until maturity in 1985 when it will
be paid off in full but they will have
nil-sod an opportunity tor a per-
fectly legitimate profit.
Speed of Tunis Balls.
(Ohio State JoQ‘nal.)
Investigating scientists have dis-
covered that a tennis ball played by
'l‘ilden or Johnson loaves tho racquot
at a speed of 1:0 foot a second. a
rate that would enable it. if the
speed were continued. to travel a.
mile in tony-four seconds. or near-
ly eighty-two miles an hour.
DON’T BE AFRAID
to open a Bank Account
with a small sum.
Small accounts have a
way of becoming
importaht.
START YOUR “LIFE-
SAVER’? TODAY:
Oile Dollar—or more.
111?: P0309198
may: Driller ; .
things. either aell their bonds at the ,»
is to give financial
when it's wanted.
may we help you?
CENTRAL FAIRF
TRUST CO.
NORWALK. CONN.
advic: of p ‘
We have gag:
0
mm;
' We Guard Savings ,
There are many sharper;
lie awake njghts scheming how
to get. their hands on people'g
money.
Your savings in our bank as
gnu-doll ogamst.’ loss and earn
good in“ as well. Don't.
wait... bring them in today.
So. Norwalk Trust Co.
Service
who
- 1- Security
businc<5.
mcnt up to dathfor an} _r_.
the plant yield mcrr.
Loans are .'Cld'.l}' gramni '
good credit when they 53'2"
or make profits.
If everybody on 1:; a 1.5.1 msrchant pod up,
the merchant would haw 311.7" none: muse Al
and less 1:;
cheaper for cash and buy t
Get on a an}: Enti-
profit making.
Keep a checking: accent. 3: LL... B.“ and et-
Vtablish your credit hcrc.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
South Now-.1}:
H11.” T?.' L. c if creditii
bl: '* x : : :.;:.2}' can
note I) 31.2.: IT.,’C m.:ej'.
A bar.kli..c.1_;2c:..i $6.32!
to a n.a::'.:'.;:;;:cr to buy
better ma."~'hery because it
enables hm t; increase his
' enlarrlng llli
profits: c’ {‘7
factory c,- ... L17" :ng hm
plan: 7
.. 4 .
1-7.3: \ 1.. .5“
f3}.
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cast.
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Poems That Live
PARTED FRIES Us.
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