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iiiiiutiiiiil tittiiiiitliiliit’timilutl...u:
According to British figures. the.
international bootiegglng ring last
year lost “5.000.000.
That is more significant than if it
had been defeated in any other way.
In fact. it was not completely de-
feated in other ways. it did smuggle
booze in. and it was still possible to
buy contraband in America.
Prohibition enforcement did not
"enforce" in the sense that it made
Iawbreaking impossible, or even that
it made disregard of this particular
law as rare or difficult as Is disre-
gard of laws generally.
What it did was to make it un~
profitable to its wholesale financial
backers.
But that. if it can be kept up, Is
enough.
I‘tetail bootleggers. dealing in re-
lsil moonshine. can never supply any
very wholesale demand.
Adventurous or naturally lawless
persons will always engage in this
retail lawlessness. so long as them
7 Must Take Away Profits of Big Bootleggers
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are retail customers to supply. and
there will always be these so long
as uppetitt- and slnarl-Aleckncss in-
duce individuals to glory in showing
that they can brat the law.
These will always be at least, as
numrrous as burglars l'il' pltlkpockcto
and about as hard to catch.
The big problem is the his sources
of the big supply. Anti the men he-
hind thrse have never but one mo-
live—profit.
Take that away. and they do not
cart- whtl got-ii “thirsty."
They can iiutl other uses for their
money——aud will.
Take the profit out of wholesale
hootirgging and you have solved
thlec-fourths of the problem.
it will take time and vigilance to
solve. three-fourths of the remaining
folirtil. Then there will remain a
fration that may never be solved.
The big job—‘and the easiest—~is the
wholesale profits.
‘To Keep Well ,
rmanruouss HOW
Norwaik ...tma...“b... 92—” By DB. HUGH S. UUMMING
“ “Hugs" "n“ u" Surgeon General. stated States Public Health service
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A Thought
A wise son malteth is glad father;
“in a foolish man despiseth his
instance—Pros. 15:20.
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é We think our fathers tools, so
vwise we grow: or wiser sons will
think us so.-—Pope.
SIG .\‘ YOI'R LETTERS.
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Antractions of ‘law and common de-
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:"As has been pointed out in this
' column before. unsigned communica-
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Eer‘a'name will in no case be printed.
:but must be affixed to the letter as
:on statements may be made.
: The Eventing Sentinel is willing at'
. Lgll times, to open its columns to any
cause which promises civic better-
any and all communications from its
readers—but theymust be signed.
. Week has been turned over to Chief
Pennington. who promised to inves-
'§econd letter will also be given to
him.
letters. Only then can they be taken
in full seriousness and real help ren-.
icized for alleged laxity in permitting
tions.
‘ ‘they may have had.
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tigate the alleged complaint. and the.
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AVIATION.
President Coolidgc's newly ap-
' pointed commission to investigate
t Government aviation has a chance to
{perform a service for the country
* 2«shat will leave its effect for gener-
, «ations.
The people of this country want
he Army and Navy aviation services
‘ ept up with those of other nations.
'ossibly these services are now. but
‘01. Billy Mitchell says they are not.
If they are not.
ay be the means of putting Ameri.
in the forefront of aviation det-
‘elopmcnt.
Personalities. jealousies and red
ape bickerings of Washington of-
ciaidom should be eliminated from
he inquiry if it is to be a success.
The commission should never lose
ight of the fact that it has a great
esponsibillty — that of assuring
America of adequate airstrength for
,. ears to come.
er-cast.v.. -v_-.~.,.-‘.-w-
NEW ENGLAND.
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if: How difficult it is to change the
gviitabltil of the people of a State or I
ee‘Ilop .of the country.
Every time there is a strike of an-
“ cite coal miners New England
experienced a coal shortage.
New England always has insisted it
’etildn't burn anything but anthra-
‘ Now at nearly every county fair
'reabouts the cople are be-
ilag-taught how tofimrn bituminous
I. It doesn't seem as if any such
Lionmpaign of education would be
Lgecessary to induce people to burn
another kind of coal when their fa-
ycrite kind is not obtainable
oflut that‘s the power of habit.
A BEE
V a queen bee is sold by w. J. Mll-
‘ler of Connersviile. lnd.. for the rec-
ord price of 8500. Gold the else of
the bee wouldn't be worth that
much. The bee would buy a dia-
ontl Elton as big as itself.
modern science has
Avoid Advertised
Epilepsy. or falling sickless as it
was at one time called. is a chronic
disease of the brain, a general nor-
vous.disorder characterized by con-
vulsions and loss of consciousness.
There are all possible gradations
of disorder of consciousenss. from a
complete loss to that of complete re-
tention. in general. however, mani-
ized by a complete loss of conscious-
ness for a longer or shorter period
of time. The manifestations of the
disease have usually been classified
according to their severity.
Tehc are three wcll marked \tl-
rietiea of tho epileptic scizure-
grand mal. petit mal. and psychic
epilepsy. Any of these may exist
alone but it sometimes happens that
grand mal and petit msl may be.
found to exist in the same individual.
Grand mat, if not the more com-
mon. is at least that which attracts
the most attenlon. being what is
generally known as an epileptic tit.
Although in most instances such
an attack comes on suddenly it is in
some cases preceded by indications
or warnings often varied in charac-
ter. a temporary change in disposl~
tion. for example. all unusual (“is
pression or elevation of spirits. or
some change in appearance. Besides
these general symptoms there are
frequently peculiar sensations which
immediately precede the onset of the
um...
The seizure itself ls usually pre-
ceded by a loud scream or cry. This
cry or scream is due to the convuls-
ive action of the muscles of the
larynx and the. expulsion of it col-
umn of air and is not due to terror
or pain.
if a patient is standing he imme-
diately falls. Unconsciousncss may;
be complete and the muscles gener-
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fratations of epilepsy are character- ‘
Cures for Epilepsy
When the piliil-i‘il itwakea he. may
'be apparently i'l‘t'll\’l.‘l'(“d or fatigued
and depressed. Somoliine’she maybe
ill it Hiall! 0f t‘leilt'IlIl‘nL.
l'ipiil‘ptic fits of this sort \iuccot't‘l
t'ilL'il other with varying- degrees of
frequent-y and occasionally. but not
frequently. at rcgulur periods.
lit-art Stimulants.
As il gt‘lli‘i’t’tl plain of tl'cittnlvlltiill
i‘l‘furt should Iw made to maintain R
condition of Hillilit‘ blood circulation
so that the blood pressure upon the
brain shill] lltli. undergo sudden.
rapid or great (‘iiflllgt’hl‘
For this reason hctli't stimulants
and svduliws tliilllillihlf'i‘t‘d by a doc.
[or form llil illlptil‘iiiili
li'l‘lllllli‘nl and these may be culn~
lliilt‘tl with I‘t‘ilit’lilt'ii having specific
efforts upon the nerves.
in no (3i'lhli' should a patient sllbicct
80”.
first iulptirtnllrt- to ascertain the
iruath nf the interval between at-
tacks. tht: time of the day such at-
1:10th occur and [hit pnticnl's condi-
liOll.
As it. rule. llil‘ts itilli invaSlil'cs
“llil‘il ilrt lil‘h’igilf‘ti to thilIi’e the
drainage of the intestines and thc
prevention of intoxication are im-
portant t‘t‘ilisidtrutituls ill the treat.
liit'llt ni' wplitvpsy,
You should rolllt‘nlht-r that ii pa-
lit‘ill. sul'i'rillg from epilepsy should
be placed in it comfortable and quiet
country (I‘l\'ii'l|llll'lt'lii. preferably re-
moved front his futility.
’I‘hc liillllllil. should be made to
milk" the l‘lliil‘piit‘ a. mu individual
illllfi at thi- stlme time allvaysto keep
him iilltlf‘l‘ Mll‘rtilindillss “ill‘ru he
‘t_‘.'in be properly cared for in cast: a
svizuru lif‘t‘lll‘ti.
('Itnnt'c of Recovery.
lIl\’l"SliQ:IliOII'i it‘llti to show
all ill'iilitlllrtls
that
even
part of the
to «piiepsy undertake to treat him-
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postpone
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Son Well Fitted to
By CHARLES l’. S'l‘lfi‘YART.
\VAHHINGTUN. Sept. 24.--G. (l.
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ifindlng a bright side to young Bob
5 Int li‘oileite's m'eeping victory at. the
Republican senatorial primaries in
Wisconsin.
They hail hardly expected him to
lose. but they did hope the La Fol-
iettc forces in the Badger state
would prove to have. been wealt-
t'nCtl by the death of the. present
Senate candidate's father.
Instead of that. they seem to ho
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What the regulars didn’t take
fully into account was the fact that
young Bob was taking over an or-
Kanization with which he was fami-
liar. During his father's litter years
ho had more to do with managing it
than the. latter did.
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as "inherit/.3“
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Carry on La Follette’s Work
as formidable under the junior Bob.
as ever they were under the seniors
i his expected election. at so young an
] age. to so high an other. to the fact
I" "W“ ""5“" ”I ‘l'i’mi’l" “ i“ 0‘ i l‘. regulars are having a hard time. that he's his father's son.
i Still. this pill not he altogether
a handicap to him in the Senate.
It may mean some slurs. but it
will mean a great deal in the way
of prestige also.
it the young senator makes good
on his individual merits the slurs
will soon cease and tho prostigu of
'his father‘s name will remain. clcar
‘if‘ivci. to add to the qrcdit of his
j own accomplishment
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Xor have those who know liob
i.qulor beat any doubts concerning
ills ability to fill his father's shoes
creditably.
The youngest man. Henry Clay
alone excepted. ever to run for the
Senate, he nevertheless is an experi-
enced politician. The atmosphere
i in which he has lived all his life has
His Wisconsin l’rogrcsblve Ieadcr~ i been the atmosphere-of politics and .
this system is saturated with it.
; For a decade before Ills death Ills
In reality in.- bad luv-cu coming L father depended on him increasing-
alIy are in a state of great stiffness.
The head is turned by it series of , or suffering
jerks toward one. of the shouldth i from fit‘Vt‘i't‘ cpilepsy who halo found
The breathing is arrested for a mu- . iovitlnuivc in FtIIllt‘ of flu spot-int in-
mcnt. the face, grows first PfllP.ii1f‘ntFlilllli0ilS Illiiilltfitiili‘li in tilt: various
livid. the pupils of the eyes dilate and ' States for the ptil‘lm‘u‘. from one in.
the commission \
the pulse becomes rapid.
This first stage of the seizure gem}
orally lasts for about half a mlnutei
and is followed by spasm of the;
muscles in which the whole body is'
drawn into violent agitation. ‘
The eyes roll. the teeth are guash.
ed together. the tongue and check
nre‘often severely bitten. The breath- i
ing is noisy and foam.‘ sometimes!
tinged with blood. issues from the:
mouth.
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ments gradually subside and the
muscles relax. There lsva partial re-
turn to consciousness.
This stage is soon followed by
drowsiness and stupor which ma)“
continue for several hours.
«jinx
New York
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.——You may
have a fortune hidden in your attic.
some day you may go rummaging
through all the odds and ends
stored there and throw the fortune
away or burn it up. Don't destroy
an old stamp until you determine
its value. One stamp may mean a
life pension to you.
I always have considered stamp
collecting as pretty much of an idle
hobby for the rich. but last night I
met Frank Sekuia. who earns his
livelihood. and a comfortable one.
in buying and selling stampe.‘
He tells me that when 'Hettie
Green died the stanlp collection she
left to her son was appraised at
three million dollars. Steinway. the
piano man. has a collection valued
at more than a million dollars. All
of the rich Rothschilds of Europe
are stamp collectors and one of
them has a collection valued at two
million dollars.
Among the royalty the most en-
thusiastic stamp collectors are the
King of England and Fuad of Egypt.
Sekula tells of an incident which
happened several years ago to the
King of England. His royal nibs
coveted one certain stamp very
much, but was unable to buy it be-
cause a broker outbid him. "I'm
too poor to bid any higher." the soy-
ereign sighed. "I'm only a king."
Sekula tells of a stockbroker who
collects stamps as an investment
and not as a hobby. He has failed
in business several times. but has
recouped through his stamps. He
can not dispose of stamps in a day.
'ulture. it wasn't so
bee was a bee.
it takes months to get full yam.-
out of a collection. This prevents
the broker from throwing all of his
'slx Ilt'l‘ cent. have liltilllutt'ly i‘ucov-'
tI‘t‘il completely. while it much target“
percentage halt“ illllll‘t‘llf‘ii
You should know that
during it
iii of epilepsy iilll“ can be i-lonc' bow
.f-‘llllti preventing. us far ll‘i possible.
the patient from injuring: liinisl‘il
while, he is iii an unconscious condi-
lion.
between the truth. When the seizure
This stage lasts for a period vary- its of long duration ('Oiti water may bcl
dashed upon the face and chest. i
should bi- allowed to sleep. Youl
shoilid he sure in such «use that the
head and shoulders 0‘ the. patient are
well raised.
Arivcrtisrd rules
should be avoided.
for epilepsy
assets into one wild plunge on the
market.
The most famous stamp personal-
ity is Queen Victoria. Ht-r features
adorn 260 different species' of
stairlps.
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You probably have, heard stage
comedians Joke about sailors spend-
ing their shore leave in a row heat.
litany of them really do that. One
day after the fleet came into the
Hudson river recently I saw twenty
sailors in rowboats on Central Park
lake.
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Yes. and 1 know a young New
York newspuperman who has
passed his twocwcek vacation per-
iods for the past six years in acting
as a reporter. without salary. for his
old home town semi-weekly.
JAMES W. DEAN.
’riit'nsoav. SEPT. all
If so. your mentality is forceful.
But you are not aggressive enough.
You have a great deal of natural ex-
ecutive ability.
This will be increased with intensive
training.
And you will become prominent in
business.
You will find your pleasures in the
outside world.
Even though you love your
and family.
You should try to restrain from Im-
pulses. '
you
home
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Arc making nny wine this
Tight clothing should lil’ loosened,
and a cork tn' pad should be lnsertedl
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into it gradually for some time and
when the elder La i-‘ollellc died.
there was his son in control already.
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'/.l young Bob will be elected is
:ll‘L‘l.'|Ili‘li here. even by his bitterestE
opponents. its it foregone conclusion.
That. however. Isn‘t the worst of‘
The outlook is now admitted to‘
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he very dubious for Senator Len-
root‘s renom‘umtion next your.
imnroot bade his last successful
campaign after the nor. when the
late Senator Ln i-‘olielto's unfiuellce
was at. low water mark. i
In i926 he’ll face an altogether}
different situation. i
The. Washington administration
will do all it can to help him. .but
minutes. “'hm th“ COnVUiSiVG move-i Once the Sl"iillirt‘ is our the patient: if it accomplishes no more in his:
behalf than it. was able to do to beat.3
young Bob. this won't be sufficient.
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it isn‘t to be disputed that Bob
ones his nomination and will owe.
.b'lg a
.ly daily and he. is as \chI prepared
‘ to go on with the late senator's work
the he was to asstnne. automatically.
jthc direction of his political organ-
flsation in Wisconsin.
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I.‘ \tillilg Hull were it near repro-
dlr/ u of .his father. comparisons
lnlgul 1w. til-awn llf’lnf'f‘ll them. per-
haps IO-lllf’ forum‘s disadvantage.
but he isn‘t. -
He In more like his mother than
Ilia father—405s dranmlic in his
makeup and probaiy not the sena-
tor's equal as an orator. but exceed-
ingly wise in counsel. diplomatic,
thoroughly posted on all public
is
; questions and an indefatigable uorlt-
or.
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in all; he promises to be as
nuisance to Republican, rcgu~
larily when the Senate meets next
as his father was in the last one and
at any preceding sessions.
All
The Last Frontier
-By DAVID DLE'I‘Z.
Professor» Albert Einstein seems
to be becoming increasingly the
storm center on the frontier of sci-
ence. ~
(inc argument is already raging
as a result of Dr. D. C. Miller's
etherdrift experiment atop Mount
Wilson. Dr. Miller is now repeating
it and if results are the same. it
may be necessary to modify the sec-
tion of the theory which has to do,
with the relativity of motion.
Now a second battle is looming
as a. result of the experiment per-
formed by Dr. A. A. Michelson of
the University of Chicago at Clear-.
ing. lli. ’
Dr. Michelson built a rectangle of
water pipe .2000 feet long and 1500
feet wide and pumped the air out
of it. Then he reflected beams of
light through the rectangle and!
measured their speed. i
The results do not directly chal-i
lenge the Einstein theory but lat
some ways are hard to reconcile
with It.
Dr. Ludwig Silhorstein. the fore
most American authority of relativ~
ity, says they can be explained by
assuming that the ether of space is
compressible and subject to the ac-
tion of gravity. Dr. Lorentz. the fa-
mous Dutch physicist. who makes
the some explanation.
But professor Einstein announces
from Berlin that he ls unwilling to
believe that the ether behaves that
way.
On‘ly further experimentation. it
seems. will prove who Is right.
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year?
No! It’s against the lawn—Life.
Copenhagen with the aid of Pre-
fessor William H. Hobbs of the Uni-
F n .
Denmark is making plans to an cc
send an expedition to.explore the , ,
interior of Greenland in the spring SA). P0"
of 1926. Junior: "Pop. why was Adam
Plans for the expedition are be-l "me “PM?"
versitv of Michigan. who is now in
Europe.
Little is known about the condi-
tions in the ice-covered interior of
Greenland. ’
It is cxpectco that Commander
Donald B. Machli'lun will do some.
air- l
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t'xplorlng ‘in this ttrrltory by
plane before he returns front
north.
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Millions oi dollars \vlil he saved.
to the shoe industry by the substi-
tution of Glauher suits for common,
salt in tanning the leather, the Am-l
crican Chemical Society announcesi
Common sail. contains a certain
amount of calcium chloride whtcn'
has a destructu'e effect on the lea-L
ther. i
The Giauber salts. on the
otheri
ghano. have a preservation action. it‘
6’
is stated.
Dail Aim
The Catholic .church today hon-
ors St Peter of Nolasco. who in the.
thirteenth century founded the or-
der of Our Lady of Mercy for the
redemption of captives.
Today is a holiday in the Dominl-'
can Republic. Japan. .Pcru. Mei-l
bourue and Calcutta. i
it is the anniversary of the birth
of Zachary Taylor. twelfth president
of the tinited States. .
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TWINS
A city and a chorus girl
Art. much alike. 'tis true.
A city is built with outskirts
And a chorus girl is tom—C. M.
Senior: “To give him a chance to
say a little something. I suppose.—
American Lesion Weeklr-
isome buttons on your new street
louver sheriff‘s deputies' backs tilled
Norwalk
20 Years Ago
From the Files of The Bruins
Sentinel.
The following items appeared in
The Evening Sentinel of Sept. 24.
Ifilifl:
A bright tcu pound daughter has
becn born to Mr. and Mrs. James
itlley of \t'inuipuult. The father is
the weil~knonn Sergeant of Com-
“hilly F‘. and is one of the best
' players on the company's basketball
team.
The big fire hell on the. Putnam
(‘Hose house is being given a thor-
ough overhauling. and the mechan-
ism has been removed in order that
several worn parts might be. re«
placed. The work is being done by
i W. it. Thompson.
5 Yesterday was a rough day for
lemon-boats on the Sound and for
Esome good sized ones for that mat.
lcr. .L‘ounseior John .I. Walsh took
quite a company of friends out on
his boat and before they reached
home many of them had been
through a sorry seasick experience.
The Mess] oil engine to be. in-
‘stailcd ill thc Municipal Electric
Works in South Nora-elk. has ar-
rilrti. and the car will be sidetrack-
ed at the west bound station. so that
tho haul will be short as possible.
"as the engine could not be unloaded
. conveniently at the freight yards.
1 A trolley car in charge of Con»
.tlut-lor l’taiph liray and Motorman
iridgur lJcmmon jumped the track
in Riverside avenue. yesterday af—
ternoon. because of a. spread of the
rails. No damage results and there
was only a short delay in the serv-
iCt" .
l A daughter has been borll to Mr.
itintl Mrs. Ross Burchard. of (surf,-
iianti place. Mrs. Burchard and
Schild are now doing nicely.
i A boom for Major Eben Hill. Jr..
lior the Mayor of the City of Nor-
;witlk' has been, launched and has
iIIOW assumt‘d proportions. The first
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Councilman and Airs.
Brown have moved to
Main street.
G. li‘rcdcriClt lioulton. local drug~
, gist was a. visitor in Bridgeport. yes-
terday.
Fashion hint:—~Have a few hand-
! Alfred
costume they are essential to its
. smartncss.
NO PA“! IN THIS.
MAMMOTH CAVE. Ky. Sept.—
l.ost willie searching for a. moon-
shine evil. in the woods back of here.
Sheriff Noah Reed and Deputy
Duvall wandered into another coun-
ty. Officials of this county also were
looking for the still. The two par-
ties met each other and believed the
other to be the moonshiners. Tak-
ing positions behind trees and rocks
they opened fire. Result: Reed's
leg shot to pieces. and two of the
with shot.
FISH HA5 THREE HEARTS.
SANTA BARBARA. Calif.. Sept.—
In the Monteray Bay in California
has been found the hagflsh. the
strangest fish known. it has three
hearts. but is blind. To make up
for its blindness the fish has an acute
sense of smell and of touch. It is
purple in color and grows from 18
inches to two feet in length"
DOCTORING A MOUNTAIN.
ROME. Sept.—Some alarm has
been caused here by the statement
the Matterhorn.
one of Italy's famous mountains. is
in ashaky condition. and may top-
ple over into the ltalian valley.
Years ago similar fear for the Ho-
cher de la Clusette in Jura caused
engineers to rush to the mountain
and short: it up with concrete.
“‘KO GOT IT?
WASHINGTON. b‘t-pt. :‘3.—Cu::r-
pilatlon of figures on~ gold show
that Canada now stands third in
production. South Africa comes
first. and the united States second.
Transvaal. in South Africa. alone
produad last year 8198.000.000.
poop on the h‘lii‘iJCCl. was heard Sat-i
urtiay night and it has been grow-i
i bckah Lodge.
114 South i Club Meet.
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To face the future with
Money in the Bank will
Wall Street
ings Account anti keep adding to it regularly.
when your earning capacity diminishes.
CENTRALmiiAIRFIELD
TRUST co.
A CONFIDENCE
confidence start a Sav-
provo your best. friend
Norwalk
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FAOILITIEB FOR
WOMEN DEPOSITOBB .
all! be found at this bank. When
you are in the. neighborhood you
will find it a real convenience to
step in here and cash your checks
and make deposits. A checking
iL‘f‘t’ilInl. here is your letter of credit.
THE CITY NATIONAL .
BANK -‘
South Norwalk. Conn.
This is the largest record ever made
by the famous South African mines.
Screens, awnings. storm doors
and windows are in them-
selves a costly item these days.
If you have bought them for your
home. you know what they're
worth.
Suppose they should burn to~
. night?
This agency will insure your
household goods and personal
belongings.
Walter R. Ceilings
REAL ESTATE BROKER
GENERAL INSURANCE
Office Phone-391 5
R6sidence-3699
28 North lllaln Street, South
Norwalk, Conn.
Tonight
THERE
is NO DIFFERENCE
between choosing an ex:
ecutive for your business
and. the executor for your
will-
The qualifications for
the work to be done—not
friendship—should be the
guiding factors in selec-
tion.
This Company’s 10 n g
experience, c o in p 1 e t 6
facilities, a n d unques-
tionable respOllsib i l i t y
qualify us to serve under
your. will.
South Norwalk Trust
Company
Service. Security
[tweak—“Son of His Father."
PalaCE-"Wllet‘e Was I."
I’liaIto—“Thc Talker."
Mother and Son Mghl~Delllolayn
Initiation of Candidates. Lady
Washington Lodge.
Entertainment cotlimiitet- Pride
of Uncas Council at. itcd Men‘s Hail
Washington street.
Monthly meeting of Fail-field.
t‘ounly League of Women Voters at
Holmes Place in Stralfortl.
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COMING EVENTS
Sept. 23.—Haii-l€illllliolls wedding.
isSept. 26.-—l‘teullion Supper Beth-
lehem Congregational church.
Sept. 28.-—0pelling of Al‘llerlcan-
izatlon Classes.
Sept. L‘S.——Spct'iai lllt‘t'l Glcuntrs'
Circle. First Congregational church.
Sept. ill—Meeting oi" \thtsocvcr
t‘ircle. Kings‘ Daughters of home of
Mrs. Comstock. 42 West avenue.
October 2.—-Sociai, i-Jurcktt
ile—
Oct. 6.——Broad River Community
October 6.--—Anlluzli lncel. East
Norwalk Improvement Association.
Oct. 12.—I:Ziection Women's For-
eign Missionary Society—Norwalk‘
M. E. Church.
Oct. 13-14. —— Kings
Convention.
Oct. 21.—-Danbury Minstrel show
under auspices of Lady Jennings,
Lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem. '
Daughters '
Ilad llt:\\n' from Paris. l'Oi’liilli
Doer seeing ghosts. But lilaybc‘
they are American tourists
return- .
ing. .
O O C
Wind. rain. hall. lightning cant—T
age Michigan. Not so bad. In Ive-r. >
York they had an election.
t I I
Arrested 775 Chinese at one time:
New York. The warden at thcl
in
jail must have a
Your Wife’s Welfare
Your wife is a good, capable
homemaker, but unless she
is very much different from
the average woman she lack
the llllOllC‘)’ making instinct,
like you lack house keeping
ability. Don 't let her suffer,
from your lack of foresight.
Bank a part of your income.
Then all will be well.
Save Yours In
The Peoples
Trust Co.
First Bank Under
the Bridge
0n Washington Street
South Net-wall:
big washing.
0 O '-
Ford wants people to dance the
way they once did. But he v.;ouldn't
try to bring back his 1910 model
flivver. ;
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O U 0
Opened a tenth ill Ohio. Found
quarts ‘of pearls. Some ancient
chorus girl.
0 .
Zvery time we think up a goon
paragraph we come across a picture
of this beauty contest winner and
forget it.
O O 0
Never lose your temper. You
might kill somcone and lime to go
around telling judges you are crazy.
I t O
Jack Inmpsev is leading it quiet.
life. \\'ny is Itcty your hil)’ from
fighting is misc him to be u prise
fighter. .
see
Sometimes we think
put into the world Just
testing more fun.
(Copyright. 1935 NEA Service. Inc.)
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