stillness
1 - by
as Company.
Normals. Conn.
’ fierce- on second cam matter.
’I‘oloplione; Noun“: “‘98,.
m only «up: ma:
‘ nei Publish!
, n... folioivlug item were? taken
Irom thofis‘sue urine _ stoning Sen-
tinel or April}! 1905.1: ‘ ~
“A. very quiet wed took place
last“ evening at seven '—o'o10ck when
o: Councilman 'Bmwn’s friends. as it
ties oflicmtinm-‘The witnesses were
‘ Good'soidier's ,.
“‘f'rh'e tire ti
shters of the tity. 13031 work in the vicinity of Grace church.
£111 and volunteer. deserve heartiest The firse hydrant-«in front of. the
film for the courageousmunner
. which they battled the stubborn
blaze on \Vater Street Saturday.
.Il; was. a battle which called .i'orth
every resource at the command of
The nced of an
the department.
additional pumper
. clearly deyionsiratcd.
screams of water still.
their mark.
’j That a. new puniper should be or-
dered without loss of time. was the
opinion of many who witnessed the
” li.‘ Fire Chief Bog'ardus co-
incides with this view. let's order it.
Tile-safety of city demands it.
éSLarting from an unknown origin
fell short of, 0: gen horse power."
rag by the Norwalk Coal and Supply
130'.. the blaze fanned by a snappy
‘lireczc soon jumped \Vatcr Street
{the was eating its way through the
bid Crotut 8: Knapp Iaciory.
The blaze had‘become a roaring
furnace when the first fire company
cached the scene.
. the belief that it had been- smolder—‘
7 'ing for some time before bursting
giving rise to
‘ The firemen soon realized that
. heir job was to stop the blaze from
Zspreadiug rather than to light what
Was doomed. That they did. this
‘bttectiveiy is ‘provcd
linen estate-
'ster and Llizateth streets.
".Wiutevcr suspicion
3‘38 been that the discipline and
..‘gnomieot the department was in
guabblo between the chief and the
lunteers was quickly dcssipated.
3 men' were under perfect com-
“?{iand ,at all times and fought like
intable soldiers they are.
Thanks is due the Stamford De-
riment: for. able assistance rcn-
‘tiiércd by Chief Veil: and his men.
Miles—éToo Fast“!
with which the busses
fifths New Interstate Transportzr
”ties Co. tear along the Post
fibetWeen here and Bridgeport
' air way to and from New York
1* ,-‘ ,
- ‘ew Haven is causing a storm
fluoism and free expression pf
or that a serious accident may
'. W'c‘arc informed that a. few cvc-
Jigs ago one of these busscs trav-
iling at a rate, estimated at 40 mil-
! an hour. going west passed five
ars in a row all moving at a fair
I‘m 0! speed.
i *3: Far from wanting to injure motor
Ebusdransportatiou through this sec-
n. we are eager to encourage it}
§1nced it will benefit lilo cities join-
;eli by the route. BUT reckless driv-
’ v {is of busses at
at law must
' ' wrty miles an hour
highway is a highly dangerous speed
$511!}. Vehicle as heavy as these new
@1830: are. to attain. In fact it is too
gist for any car to travel even those
finedium weight
A. bad crash will upset all the
ounting confidence of the public
g'bus transportation. \Vith careful
ving‘ and running
. bedulc, these bosses should build
329" ,a. profitable business and point
‘lpe way to more numerous services
.yfitween many
. oun’ding Norwalk and other cities. .
motorcycle policeman would find
profitable in the interests of sut-
y'to cast an especially
rye on the Interstate Transportation
(go’s; busscs at; this time in order to
"gag-ipress upon the drivers' file .i'act
{lat Connecticut‘! speed in
communities
W
The City oi Homeliness.‘
, (From E. XV. Rowe's Monthly)
‘ Miami Fla" where I dailyrua
cing run over. 'I saw a
J sight recently: ‘7 '
wug‘man in working clothes. For
its 1, had seen only people
d up, most or them
' 1:12.33". and doingnothing. It
. ~to meet this good-look.
fellow in ‘workinz clothes.
as; something.
. in a small. dull. town, we
(big‘circus brings out 'many
docking people.
(1 Wking'peopie at e. busy.
rt. Every day is circus
, . I am my clt‘_some-’
é'not mind it so much in
When I inn
. ,- “gamut “r
boasted :10 ' , ‘
. » vim/train ......“
' ' nee; was»).
MP. and aMfl.’ Charles. Sterling and
. Mr. Brown's-mother." ., ' .
' "The City or Norwalk Water Com-
miséioners are ' doing -'-‘ considerable
residence of William Bishop. which
was caused mifch trouble by tress»
ing in winter. has been removed and
in it stead a‘stcamer hydrant has
been, placed near the church.”
"Robert Tristram he‘s a now an-
tomobile. The machine is a Cadillac
and «was received by him yesterday.
it is a. side entrance tonneuu and pie
“Thc'cntertainment at the East
Avenue Methodist Church last night.
was’largely attendcd’and thorough-
ly enjoyed by all. Mr. lngham. a well
known‘violiuist or South Noriyuik, is
always a. favorite and last cmnifi.’
was no exception." ' ‘
“Mr. and Mrs. \Vllliam L. Ulnsccr,
\vho have been residing in Boston
for the. past several montlls me
spending a few days in town, ocing
guests at the Hotel Not-walk.“
“'l‘he oyster steamer which sunk ,
in Bridgeport several days ago. the
raising of which was accomplished
,witii considerable dimcully was at
the time'rcported to be the steamer
J. Howard Lowndes. Such was not
the case however, as the steamer J.
Howard Lowndcs, was at Northport.
L. 1.. during the ilmo that the boat
was sunk. It is very probable that
the steamer which avent to the bot-
tom was the steamer C. B. Lok‘ndes.
. Councilman Albert' Bronmrwas unit-d.
‘ ' ‘Wtw P r e" ntexclusivo- ed in marriage WallflGrace , Force
mm to the “3° f" publication ,Mcdhé’sney;ot South Main street.
airmen dispatches credited loll. rThé’viedding Wain. surprise to guest
~ otherwise in this newspaper
4“” “y we“ ”‘7' “bush“ hadibeen kept very quiet indeed. It 3,
f A“ rights or publication of. tuck place at the residencewi Rev.
L dispatches herein are also re— Roniiliy F.‘Hu'niphri.ss, Mr. Humph-
omicd by Bridgeport parties.”
"A complete set of George Eliot's.
works. very handsomely bound. has
been presented to 'tho Rowaytou
Free Library by Mrs. John Sher-
man. Hoyt.”
Dctrich racing automobile. .xvliicli
night at the headquarters in Rowayf
Yale, which he gave Tuesday. Dean
.Ingc said that he had been misquot—
ed in th cfirst which he cave on
papers 01: Tuesday credited him wiln
a statement about applause in the
church is not so common that. there
what the dean said. but he is I hard
script available to the puss in. any
datcly'after the first lecture tour
reporter-sleuth" about it in inc limo
dean was promised it would be kept
cafe. He stood thereiisto’ning. ex-
presslonless. wearing hlsglglack over-
,goat and his son black "hat, ready
r
with his small. clear handwriting. on
many. the time was short. he quick
par‘pmliciical astutement or the lee-
ture. "All thist Chrysostom." for.
gotten. And so the deal: was made
to say, as it for his own.,.words that
belong to tho-’Mlddie Ages. 1
and cooler, Tuesday fair and cooler.
Monday'and'rzruesday; cooler Mon.-
dsy. , ,
fair and cooler ,'Moaday,and Tues-
dew.
northeastward to the Quit oi.‘ the
St. Lawrence. There have been local
thundershowcrs within the last :4
hours in'the Middle Atlantic and
North Atlantic “states. ‘
day is? the Atlantic states north of
Virginia. while 'the mother became
cooler from New Mexico and Cole»
rado northeastward to ‘oniarlo and
western Quebec. -. ‘ 7 ‘ 1
_‘_, 'Win‘ds: North or Sandy. Hook:
Fresh west and northwest and ,wea-
'I‘EMI’EBA,RE.'
Bureau; ' ' ”
meridian at New .1 Have}: .Weather
Atlantic fatty"... 29.90. as ,cioudy’
Block "Island ... 22.88fi56 cloudy
-ppston'-'._..-..... 29:sz;es_ ’-
‘ V 29,8615} = *
demo 'P't“. .,
0
Poemsflr‘iiat Live
ran lumen :3
“mucosa
."rl- sweet inlho green Sprint.
To ease upon the wskoning asid-
"A big eighty horse power be 111351“: ALGUSTLS ,L
' The task of completing the curvo
participated in the races "at Orniond ingot the'hisloric Confederate bie-
Beach, Florida. and in Cuba. srriv- moriai on the face or Stone Noun-
cd in Kai-wall: Tuesday night and lain. at Atlanta. Ga.. has been given
was obliged to spend‘ the greater Henry Augustus Lukeman.
part or yesterday in town while shoulders rests the responsibility of
repairs were being made to the gaso- carrying to successful
line tank. which had sprung a. lock. the grant work conceived and partly
"Reliance Hook and Ladden com- executed by Gulson Bot-3mm. who
puny has made elaborate prepara- gave up the direction of the pro-
tions for the celebration of the first Jest because'of Conflict winnsomc o!
anniversity of the organization to- the men at the head of ‘tlieiN project.
Mr. Lukcznan was born in Rich:
ton avenue.” .- mond. Va.. January 28. 1871. ahd
studied his art at
.Misquollug the Dean. -. Academy of Design in New York.
(New Haven Correspondence of tho and at the Ecolo dos Beaux Arts.
Boston Transcript.) ‘Cities in every section of the country
In the second of his lectures at have specimens of his work. in-
Thc' statues, of
McKinley in Adams. Mass- and Day;
ton. 0.. architectural sculpture on
Monday. And so he had. The newa- building; in Pittsburgh. Boston and
Ncw‘fi'ork: four colossal slhtucs‘in
marble on the Royal Bank in Mont-
church which was really a. quotation ‘reai; equestrian statue of Kit Carson
from St. Chrygugtom, Applause m in Trinidad. Colo.. and of Francis
Asbury in Vi’ashinclon. D. (3.: and of.
was imperative need to mistake General Greer. at Reading. Pm: the
Women of the Confederacy Monu-
mun to report. liter was bifmuuu. "‘90: in Which. N. 0-: the U. 8. '
Grant Memorial at San Diego. Colin: ‘
but 3 limited way. There were he and the Franklin Pierce Monument
copies: there was only one. Imme- fit Concord. N- ”a and 'flahle 0!
General, William Sh
field. Mass. .. , .
room behind tho‘ plattorm. Thé The sculptor. .ho‘me i:~in.Stock-
bridge. Miss“ but ill
New York City... ,
W
Birds in lilac thicket lint.
Winds wliispen- waters pro:
'1!" ground. , .
A thousand odors rise.
Breathed up from blossoms or g accord arcs in. member of an inter-
ilgunnd dyes.
ti. tron: 7 ”TA. 3. ma.
conclusions "However well intentional this
-~ Shadowy and close. and cool.
The pine and poplar keep their quiet of preventing war there must be
Forever :rcsb and full.
Shines at their feet the tin
writing brook:
And the soft.- herbus seems
Spread for a place 0! banquets a
of dreams. '
lrst in. fourth continental congress otrtbe
nu~ cicly. Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook.
eluding: '
‘Thou. who alon's initials .
And whom alone I love. art for well trained manhood u s foal-on-
Unless thy mil. in there,
it makes me sad to see the earth so ”emotional theorists.” she mood.
I care not-it tho trsin
02 leaves. and flowers. and chhyrs cured. ”in!“ is u pment too [rest
«W'liliam Cullen Bryant.
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New m Dinners
(Boston 'Herald)
The Republic“; club of the tlt- our security and defense. A. I. n:—
teenih New York membiyfliau—ict: um; we must realise that‘rcllanee
meant Well when it whet-eased and upon right and 19:3ch lien or props
Wednesday: in tribute to or defense is an invitation (or us to
"the unknown New: England: Bavaria mail-eyed imam. '7 . ‘
who invented the how Eng anddin‘ ‘ 08!" ”fl 3 ‘
nor.” and defined it as comprised of Duty to Sat ’ tailed Sills.
baked beans and brown bread with
a. topping o“: corned best and cab.
bm. but 5‘ 1‘ 11°“- astonishing that. mm. but it is the duty or every cit-
in a great city fortunately placed icon to me - . -
within easy distance of New guard the baited State-f
nd. a gathering or presumably in.
lligsnt . Republicans could have
such abysmal depths of, i. .v , . r, . - . -
. inalintor'mation?’ ’ . _ _\Vc further bellow that it is our
, f‘Nsw Entlsnd dinner?" Nobody
ever heard ot'sucli a thing. There is
, a. famous little light rspast known
as 13‘. “New England boiled dinner."
to which possibly the New_York men
may have referred. It is still tami-
llsr. here. although not so popular
ns'in those-days when nearly-every— .
body wenthoms at noon. when mid-
. day meant something more. than 12
o'clock. when little club tables and
big hotei'dining' rooms and one-arm
institutions. administered with all
the, etdciencymt a. Toylo’rlsed plant.
had not. spotted our} communities. ~ * 7 , ,
Boilingis pr theflessenco or such 3 “7°“ “me' ’
banquet. Boiled corned beef. boiled _
cabbm. boiled potatoes served with '
jackets: burst. * boiled parsnips. ,pou-
ed. turnips, . boiled. carrots in flaunt-
in: clirome. . yeilo m-‘ihs.tounda¢
lion. pillars ’wl ' ‘
epard in lifest-
3 studio is in
for the street. He was persuaded. I had .‘i’l‘souen how thu‘wind
but it must not be lost. "it'woum' C0311“ down across the hills
be disastrous." And so. head'bent. In early Sprint—"frail—whisperinz'h
stepplns Mn: care. he went out And “W the valley fills ,
leaving..the many pages covered With pale blue BhfldOWl. fan
the table. The ".16. no es were Or something syoet. and indolent?”
I had forgotten how th
A-Upyioe stand. and. how
The shiny. many-tinted leaves
Burst Irom each tiny Dough.
I had Iorgotten that the sky
_ ., Couldlevcr be as blue.
, TEE WEATHER. - . Or that. the beauty of the \vbrid
Southern New England: Clem-in Litters-forever. you. “
Eastern New Yprkraenemuy mu- Qh- once we wandered.
day and lip northeast portion Tuas- The“ lovely rdads :11
~ v ‘ ‘ . v .. , éfid then we thought to undo
Northern New Entlsndzi, nerail‘ a very angela‘ song!
1‘98 y And then we did not greatlycare ,
. , If skies Wore dull or clear.
Conditions: Pressure is low from ’0”- it the “9"“! was beautiful-
- ~ Our secret was more dear——
A secret that our hearts 11
To treasure. each in each.
“A beauty that the eye. the. car.
. gins tongue could never reach.
, rt , j _ - assessing this. Whatidid .woocaro
The ”“199““1” ““3 “wars“ Headliners hideouspr tall"? ,
But‘now- alone I trend the, can: ‘
Oi! Aprii’s sivll't. enchanted days. .,
Was your heart April's; Is. plinth-by
You gave it—and then hurried by?
+b1sry.Dixen Iliayer infrhe‘ Forum' v
, . V thereof... Baked new.“
Mills bakedgdonot'belou
"bresd'h another.
(Cassonts London Letter.) "
-. , . _ . ,y 7 .. ,_ ~ The herojotihq weekflin London .
Observation “Mn at 3-1" m- ””1 yes Alan, Cobham. memos: famous- ~
0! all Britishnirnicn.‘ He has Just 4
1 ~ f . ' made: a: 17.0009111113 trip , to India
Amt; ... 5 . . . - . 29.98 30 .0108! and back," WithOut , C118
aero‘plane‘and willicu
ther partly overcast good”. .. liondop 1?) India and luck b, PM”?
‘1
«all: Girl Scout" will come out;
= ....
1 ’ Eveeran’s f
wimp: ' TOPiCS *
Reasons-y.” any:
country may be. either upon its own
national body organised tor the prov
erection of. connict. it cannot prevent
war. So longs. there-ls no means
preponfleu'nmnst war." Such was
the mixing conveyed to ilie thirty~
Daughters ot‘tlxc Revolution recently
byrlhe pmsidcnt-tencrsl or the so.
Logic and textbooks deleted 0!
. “fax-willie bug or history con never
be substituted tor bullets. and a-
tee of safety for the notion. she cau-
tioned. vacuum. to preached by
has ruched “u dangeroussism”
“Unfortunately." Hrs. Cook do-
is. tendency among many or out poo-
pie to have America iced the world.
in readiness to promote peace by
dial-moment. without due consider-
ation or we nccelsal‘!‘ provisions to:-
".‘om’iugr could» be further :rom'
the aims of our society than to com-
mit our nation to a militaristic pro-
pert and maintain land. sea. and air
tones {or our reasonable protection.
duty and that or every other Ameri-
can citizen to be fully Automod' as
to the. measurolo! national Mesa
tlon which is necessary. and brine
“accessing in 'our efforts tapes that
it is provided by the congruence! tbs
United States." 3
“The spread at sedans." she said.
and the undermining otrour idealist
fictional service by. lot-dun wens-s.
ind by... our some torn function“
theorists. wbo highest: sweptflooss
from stable mo , to by skintul
plummets. has reached a den;
.. x
“History wingtips that as “a ...;
011.: 11' order to. be, Just. wevhavg
aetusliy'les‘ned backward Zin’ en.
deliver to be; fair lufium
magters’yfsbecoutlnuod. .7 So '
gimp huscomofi'er‘ on to
out w
, April;
most" Mount Zion one
has; 0. N. c.
Kind G. Dramatic clubtpliy. ' '
April 19.1— . 41.11. mm:
Sill“ slipper.
Festival of Nor-walk schools.
in Mahacksrno Bldg. :-
lu'nd F. Ago. N. G.
are: snd‘dance.
Cong. , church. _
May”- 1.-Flrst issue o: the “Nor-
iiiay 2.—C0unly "Humbert! Aux.
card party. . . g
bisy EuRslph Tolsnd recital at
Hillside school. ~
May i.-—iLillian Shemwdoh‘ew-
kirk recitol. So. Nor. M. E. pink-ch.
May 6.-—World Wide Guild enter-
tainment. -
Conference Committee meeting.
, May 7.9-Bucbnnan ammonia
dinner. ‘ V 7
May animal-ling But the truth."
given at Roi-n: by senior class of
Kuwait Senior Bigh school.
lily l.1.’-Prido 9.! Uncut dance
and mock marriage,
crimes-o ]- is‘o, ogre tor war; Pro-v:
meme-m
stocks we may take American Tele-
phone & Telegraph and subject it to
the three tats discussed inihobrs-
ceding articles in this series. ‘
First cons! :- the matter or price ’
and it is at ‘oncs noted that the
range. is comparatively Iniall. In
other micro. price nobility is more
characteristic of this stock than or
most others with an active market.
This is a very important item tram -
tbs‘standpoint at the investor who
conceivably might be called upon
to realize upon his investment. on
short notice. «As this is written the
mass for the your between the high
and the low has been only six
points. and part 01 this was due to
the two and. one—gunner deduction
which comeskol! the price unto-ma-
tic‘ally the day the stock sells ex the
gunnerly‘uivldend. ' ' 1"
mph has the largest number of
stockholders of. any corporation ’in‘
the world and its shares are 'ibo
m widely'distributed. "It. follows
that speculative interest. in this
stock is at a. minimum—also an ad-
vantage to the investor. As far as
price is concerned the telephone
. stock may be bought at any in“
min” Won by helping-to sup- .
the money invested; Paying 9‘ per
cent. and selling”. 1.30 the" ”return
is CJ‘poi-gcent and at‘ 185 the re-
tbis connedtionihs yummy»: the
prom, t;- dividend; rote: new, '
perusal-o on the capital stock then
outstanding we 811.3511} 1923 and
331.81 in 1921.. ”this myrnot seem
aside martin, over the. $3 dividend
but when tbsvsry largoamounbot
stock outstanding is taken into ac-
count. thd‘msrgin of :satfety is actu-
ally re’asonabtr', adequate. -‘ a. rule
' been s}: intelligent as enormously Io
shuns-then the incessant, podtien ,
aotuastoe : .
.st.~ni¢i gtj._._
Utility‘Stocks
I]: GEORGE '1. HUGHES
(Com‘rlght... 1925.)
As an illustration ot_invutment
.American Telephone and use-
New tags the matter or “lemon
, ' \{FromsComer’ "
en year-sue Rupert Brooks died
'di‘ed for masonic” dare: , /
am} .: ‘ '
TH
{he-“Charity Entertain! 3
Apfll'ZGf-Drillaam C. 1939d
April ass—Lady comm-m... '
' April :8.—8‘snwiek Enrollment:
“Booth Nos-walk 1M. admin-ch. 7,
April. zan—Ophil‘tliapterrr . V m ,-:'
sprn ”Frames Charis: card ‘
April 29.6%.- snd ills: .1.—Music.
_ April 80.-Msy 1.-—'r.jc. 3. class "
, of First 2‘. E. church rumxnsge sale
Abra , 30,—Deuoinr membership
‘ campaign dinner. fl
~ .Aprii Slim-33H“ 2nd Gatsby Train
May 1.-!topubiicsn Women's cab-
. May 1.—-"Msy Day sale" So. Nor.-
iliay 6.—Giri Scout Slate. Group ,
finned corn?"
0 The editor was pretty mad. 'fAre
girls in the room was Colonel Pull:
Klee rubbish. that is. The coionei's
a. man. I suppose isn’t he?”
brazenly. "but that is where he
vgss."
home the main; or Vibe quarrclmdm
a parcel nodal: his arms
"Look here. I‘ve got something
here tor the person I love best in
all the world."
“Humph! “’hat is it?" she said. ”a
be: oi; statics!" — '
' r
tied the following news dispatch
from J’ackson. Gen:
am. at, the South," declared Golf-g
era! “’alter A. Harris. of Macon. in
in address to the backsen Kiwanis
club. “The State has lost prestige
{"8913 because of what is termed "
'personai politics.‘ and owing to a-
lack of leadership and vision." Gene
or?! Harris said. .
* his should put the people oi! - ~ . - ~ -. v:
Georgian: thinking. , , factor in their succes
business in government and aggres-
sive policies that invite 'nther than
repel yisitors and homcseekers. the 5
challenge to Georgia by comparison 3
alone creates a crisis that ought to
stirrevory loyal Georgian to meet it
0: sour!!! we have token-mine 1n veils? politics controlling govern-i . ‘
'339m2m4..lrre¢tiax_ every forwards - , _ P l
'i coking movements. They have ten e 901) es
{pg-diam ages-em.» its vol-worldm'ido ' ,
publicity given to. “night riding." ' '
{nob activities. invisible government. 7 I . t CO '
and’tho likersnd theuovel'wheiming , ‘ rus ' '
mfiorityr otlgood land progressiw ’ , . .
.ngifi'havghmido sums: from the ~: L. der '
a one no comparatively small .- Firs ‘ ’ ii .
groups oi‘lrreeponsibies. ' ‘ , , t Bank '
, ,Hsrtxord's zoning "ordinance al-
.jtlioug‘h noticoxnpleioly sustained by
Judge Halses'ofters, o. more, brittle '
.msislnnce to demolition than many
ohervershadexpect’ed. It'has been , .
, ”believed that‘fiartlord or. , ‘ '
Milk fte your interests as if
1319? 39791.73 70m: own. For your in-
mm m are mutual.
W depend; inpofi your succcas.
s. COMMON Q -. .i
this. in modern basin
pend. For it is so some
' aims at comnicrcia .
largely infiue .
which they
higher its cl: ..
their credit. -‘
; Tile City National ;.
South Norwalk, 0W.
Dinner Stories
The grim-visegcdr po‘l‘ron or; the
not so fashionable restaurantJooked
up from his newspaper and inspected
his ost- Once. twice. he glanced at
it: thfin ms signalled tor his waiter.
”Waiter," he said. "havelyou any,
The waiter (surprised:) "I think‘
so. sir." '
"Then take .this egg out ’and feed
it!" ' 7-
’11“ newly elected mayor was (one.
otsbow.sohsdidmsbestiobcin~
ducted into cities in weather taver-
ablo to'm procession.
\ At his suggestion this notice was
put into the local. papers three days
bolero blanstanagon:
‘fOn the occasion of the instal-
lation of the new mayor the fire
brig-do will be reviewed in the a!-
ternoon- i! it rains in the morning.
and in the morning" it it rains in the
utter-noon.” » . . ,
you ill. chumpwho'wrote up that
military boil!” he asked the quak-
inc reporter. “Oh, you ,are‘.’ §Yeil.
look here: ‘Amonx the prettiest:
"He may be." said the reporter
s
..A husband. having offended. came
So. Norwalk Trust
Company
“hurling." be me to his we.
ism: cams roman: with ; shrug.
-——_—._...._..._..____
In Georgia ‘ . 2
From the Atlanta Constitution l
The Constitution Thursday ear-
?‘Gsorgia is no longer the Empire
When North Carolina to the north
, and Florida to the .30 h dcv lo ‘ ' ' ‘ ' {l earn.
mm is 6.7 percent. Even noise utmost by magic. arm 3:- mnfi 0‘} 13 1.115 ablht) i
the yiem'would still be 6 serum.
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money market and’ in comparison
with the yields on investment bonds
the return on 'Ainerzieant'reléphons
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