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$15,000 MORE.
it slow progress; is
'oeing made toward the $80,000 goal
in the drive now being conducted for
the Nurses‘ l—lome.
The Kiwanis Club is doing excel-
lent work in conducting the cam-
paign for this large sum of money
and the Executive Committee. team
captains and workers are all cooper-
iating to the best of their abilities.
‘/ ‘ The drive today has passed the
‘ $65,000 mark and it must go “over
the top." '
, ”There is a challenge to Norwalk
in this appeal which cannot be
it evaded. .
"M‘Mr. E. '1‘. Bradford is matching
very dollar raised here.
People .miles around are
Watching Norwalk's progress in this
fidrive and to fall down. will result
lJilin no end of unfavorable comment.
. ggand justly unfavorable comment, be-
‘ ing heaped upon us.
Only a few days remain before the
drive closes. Let everyone not his
:20? her shoulder to the wheel and ex-
mtract from thoie able to give the
_ 3315.000 additional. which“: needed
{to make the appeal a. complete suc-
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DISCOUBTESY.
L'What is it. that changes the dis-
fiosition of so many people a
‘ [they sit behind the wheel of an
automobile? “
here are thousands of
o are extremely polite and cour-
are not driv-
people
fl, teous as long as they
b big a car.
is But as soon as they start driving
'they try to crowd other pgople off
he road. to cut corners on pedes-
‘i‘ triads. to force other cars to stop so
l they can turn a corner and do count-
r things far more discourte‘
one than they would ever think of
_ doing in their office or their home.
BIG PROBLEM.
asks us to have con-
mmission, and
settlement it
h representa-
” s as presumably the best that
e had. under all the complica-
l
the president
n the debt co
It is goo t will be a
e if‘it is followed.
those who will
settlement because the
he lar
it because they
ink they 3 political capl-
z'th‘ereby. smooth sailing is not to
criticise
-
y think
inspected.
o secure the approval of the pen-
pe will test. President Coolidge's
powers of public edugatlonal lean-
Jrship. and to get the assent of Con.
.ggfl may test .sven hi. powers as
Whose. ~
“files it chiefly be. hoped um the
people will study the problem with
m"weir .bralirs. rather than with their
rejudices.
lingo and i)
CROSSINGS
SHardly a day passes that some.
- an automobile is not killed
it'afiailroad crossing.
‘ The number of automobiles in this
ntry has become so great that
duty of governments
late. county and city—to see to
that all railroad crossingeon main
hwaya are prev-ided with a vis-
Trafflc stopped
ountry years
so on a main high-
The same pro»
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t they act together.
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“When the War Drum Throbs No
By ensures a. nownm.
The churches of the world,
can end war in
Bishop Brent told
Conference,
i?“ inlay .i
\;;ll .’ ‘t‘il‘l‘.
in
Longer”
ro room for but-
llei‘icldu iu lilo crowded and shrink-
ing world, and the weapons of war
have become too dangerous to trust
to the childish impulses which have
hitherto ruled mankind.
We have csiobliahc
ilt"|:.‘l‘:e of order in cities without.
waiting to brccd populations unlin-
imously capable of scl‘f-ri‘struliit.
What we have done between in-
dividuals. we must, now do between
nations. clnssos and races. or take
the conacquvnccs.
'l‘hi- price is the
lion.
'l‘bcl'o is ilo mo
this generation.
the Universal Christian
at Stockholm.
The international Socialists
thing of the
used (1 a reasonable
worlu
r came on.
the Socialists of each country were
mlliianiiy on the side of that coun—
try. just as the churches returned
to worshiping tribal detiee in the
name of .lehovah.
international sentiment by
cation, may help avert ware.
But really to enforce peace will
require organised institutions. too.
Our whole nationalistic world or.
ganization has been erected (Ol‘dht!
exact contrary purpose.
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There, wcre wars betw
until related tribes got a common
lligh chief. Then greater wars be-
gan. between these confoderaiions
of tribes. .
The cities of allcirnt Greet-c \vur-
red on each other. as did the cities
of hicdiaeval .ltnly. inter-city wars
became unthinkable n‘ftcr stairs
were formed.
States warred ou states. and prov-
inces on provinces. until national
governments prcventcd.
Now nations war on nations.
But even international walls were
suspended during the era of "lio-
rnan peace." when the emplm ul‘vi‘-l
shudowcil lilo nations. ‘ii'll‘t’
Whenever the l'nlie‘. illcrily is brilliuully led.
the World is fully established, if lls lf‘lillf‘l‘:4llll'l -iillll
can be no more wars between “mlt‘pm «on lrunsforui ils ('llC‘lOlil'th
lions. ' ‘lniu onc-lllil'tl. for sonic specious
lpiuu of oslmlsiblo asst-lit on impos-
isilllc conditions. lllt‘ will of the.
pcoplc is du'ouicrl l
\clillicl'y “illi‘ll \vc bovi-
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its: r‘xpl'rssion,
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cdu— life of civiliza‘
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The steps to this cud are many.
The rest of tile world bus taken
two or flit-m, in the League of Na-
tions and tho World Court. We have
refused to join in the first as u dem-
ocracy t'llll be conlluiticd“ in lid-
vuncc of action, to the second.
lloili ‘purilca officially, in conven-
tion und in t‘uucrcss. the adlnluisv
ili'utioun of lwn pl'csiiicuts clcctcd by
1.tliu creolcst liiltjoi‘liics in . history.
and pl'ui-llcully mcl'y nl'ilculutu or-
ganization oi the unoi'iiclnl voice of
public til:lllllil(‘lli-~lill bare spoken.
chtr \vzis popular wrdlct more
ccrtuii- nu-l lllill‘i‘ nvurly unanimous.
l‘htl‘yili‘lug is already dcciilt-d 0x-
t‘i‘lli one liming.
l‘ Thai is. Will‘lllill' our l'cprcseulun
‘flvc insiiluiiorm :irc rcprcscniatne
enough in it‘lll't‘h‘t‘lil us. '
About (lilo-l‘ourili of tho svnumx.
ll‘l'i‘t‘tllii‘lllillly opposed. This
con ir‘lbcs.
States ol 1 In
there 1
tlf‘tl"l'llllllllv
Since the extinction of war by cv-
olution is a matter of ages. \vllllc
’the preservation of i'l\’lll'l.(iliilll an.
pends on its svppruslon ill a. tow
decades. we must find something
(.uiclter.
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Emma General. United States
sot up for‘
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ii is by no on zine ccriuiu that this
will not happen.
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Public licaltb Servize
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Tellss‘How You Can Gain or Lose Weight. i
such us'llrruxl. potatoes. ill‘iilli‘l. polls.
bullillius, also your rots. such
iluiirr. crt-ulll. i‘ul lli(‘ltil'-l
laic. '
You hilllllll
The human body is the most com-
plex. the most wonderful at
with which man is acquainted. and
yet how little the average person.
even the ,avcragc educated person.
knows about himself. There are
certain persons who seize upon u
\few grains of truth and magnify
them until they make people believe
that nothing else is important.
One person. for example. pro-
poses to save the country's health
.anoihor by
y bite of boefstcnk
one. by eating no
by taking a glass
3 before
\
ruciurc
l also limit your su'ccis.
particularly lliic‘lllt‘N and candy.
'l'ulio sysiclu'zitic dolly physical cpl
crcisc. out of doors. li' possible. and
do not owrslccp.
To (lain “Tight l‘llll ’l‘licsc l-‘lulils
if you are under weight. and
have no organic diet-zinc. ilwn ~\ou
will most llkcly gradually gain
weight by increasing your consump»
Unit of butter, sugar,
into. brcud. potatoes. fills and milk.
(let ploniy oi' slcvp liiltl ivy to got
rid of your worrics. if you have any.
One of the host nppctizrrsuls ll
brisk. out-door \vulk. filling tilt:
lungs with good fresh air and this
(incl-ciao; is suitable for both sexes
and for all ages and for fat people
und' \or loan pcoplc.
co co. tea and cocoa. wliilo up-
patently not harmful to tho majority
of grown people should be used ill
moderation.
No discussion of food is tjtliilpleii:
without a l'ct’crvnco lt‘l vitamins. in
addition to proicin food. silt-iv. :tI
meat. cggs and fish. fil‘cdt‘tl for rc»
pairing the body. and the turbo-
hydrutcs such as lu‘r-ad. potatoes and
cereals; and .sugurs and fats for fuel
and energy .lllc body rcriulrcs u vital
substance or substances which we.
call vitamin or vitamins.
They are vcry necessary for
health.
They are found
foods. such :15 billli‘l‘. cream. lettuce.
celery. ycosi. cabbage. peas and to-
matoes: also in oranges. lemons.
nuts. sirawl.~crries. and many others
that could be mum-d.
The function of vitamins can be
compared to the ignition spark.
whose own encrr‘y is ilisigniicaut
but without which the engine cannot
run.
Our lll't'St‘llL kuowlrdco
that vii
it'lal lo our lluirii
Minerals suits.
chewing ever
fifty-seven times;
meat and another.
of hot water every mornin
breakfast. .
Good habits ill eating have a lot
to do with health and efficiency and
perhaps even with disposition. not
to say. happiness. best to colds
and diseases of the respiratory
tracts. people usually ~suffcr more
from digestive troubles, than from
almost any other ailme t.
Good eating habits require that
you take into account not only how
to eat, but what to eat. when to cat
it.‘ it much you should eat and
what 'ou should not out. Every
person should study this subject for
himself.
Be regular
Eating at allhours
and night is sure to cause trouble.
If you suffer from indigestion.
skip a meal occasionally and give
your stomach a chance to rest. bllt
do not counteract the good effect
that this has done by overloading
your stomach at the next meal.
Do not take violent exercise. or
full baths. immediately following a
in your eating habits.
of the day
good
in many of. our
ti T00 Milt-ll
.at fast. and
many adults. particularly those of
sedentary habits, eat too much.
Onc‘s mental attitude has much
to do with digestion; anxiety. anger
and worry seriously interfer with
digestion and nutrition.
The average growing boy and girl
needs three square meals a day.
They should be taught to eat
wholesome vegetables and should
not be allowed ‘to over«indulgc in
starches and sweets. particularly be-
tween meals. ,.
Overweight’in adults. particular-
0. is usually an indication
ividual is overeat-
ood .at least,
be under-exercising. or
doing both.
tra‘pound y
just that much more'extra strain on
heart. liver. kidneys and other in-
ternal organs.
Reduce your in
’ indicates
alums arc, absolutcly essen-
ion and growth.
which are very
necessary. are gcncrally prescnt, in
the ordinary. writ—balanced diet in
sufficicnt‘ quantity to supply our
nccds. There are certain csccpiiorls.
notably sodium (-lilor'ldc. which we
supply in the form of table salt.
Sodium bicarbonate is also supplied
as baking soda. ‘
Much of the iodine we require is
obtained from drinking water. In
districts in which the drinking \vn-
ter is deficient in iodine. collar is
very prevalent. causing a great deal
of suffering and disfigurcmrnt.
In such districts it hos been found
ncccssary to supply iodine nrtific‘h
ally.
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-take of starches,
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ellmatc zone is met. after another.
The tropical zone cxtcuds to a
hcight of 5.000 feet. From there to
9,000 feet of altitude c
which has been
cal. Next there is a temperature
reaching to 12.000 foot.
Bctwccn 12.000 and l
. d Parnmo. a zone is
rcscniblcs the arctic tllndras.
And above 15.000 foot is all
of perpetual lco ond snow.
Not only
The Last Frontier
d be a startling experience
to stand on the equator
at the North Pole. You
can't do it. of course. But you can
do what amounte'to ex
thing from
Scientific expeditions
today in South America
Mountains.
From th
20110
c Isthmus of Panama to
Cape Horn stretch the Andes. a con-
tinent's backbone of rugged peaks.
the highest reaching up 23.08
The mean temperature upon the
earth‘s surface varies about one de-
gree Fahrenheit for every 300.000 always hear the harsh
feet you travel north or south. voices of the great mocnws.
Temperatures in the Andes change not aftcr a few hours climb up one
one degree for every 300 feet of the anunililnBaiJ'lt‘ macaw is seen
up or down the mountainside.
Accordingly,
temperature effect
mountainside that you .won
300.000 feet of level
‘and strongest of“ all .lhc
I You can roam the fort-sis of tropi-
mor'lca for hundreds o
r the sub-tropical
some 200 spe-
zone.
lap in South
clcs found no
America.
This is nnc o
the Andes so i
enlist.
.A's‘econd imoertuil. M
id get in where e
mportant to the
iy the very ma- .
Coolltlges.
incorrlizlblc
all the storic
n
i'i
“3 illgiou for
und ““0“" l dent but] to
to dodge upvodl
”lug run down
ily's stay at the
since their
presidcn
the driver r
was arrested.
was no joke or
”the authorities were genuinely
thoroughly scared.
cl-Nlm. clioco- l preside
more r
trians. but w
dividuitl is on
without at
tlon.
(tent or his wife it
lion.
also. to nut
to give War
when an. arm
age
it
Smith did it.
l‘rcs’idcnl t‘oo
put up 58,500.
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careful after
crosa the p
be always
l‘rcsidvnt Coolidge lakes or
capital or
0
They never
loom up do
New York
glitter and a certain
politan colo
can approac
niiy of theatrical first. nightcrs.
feels just as much 0
there as if he were
midst of the Ksic
Union.
or musical show revca
luga and w
more intimate chat and handshaklng -
than you ca smiles.
the neighborhood churches;fie its curl-
ously variega h”. front-row
its own members.
ll
xtcntls a zone 0
called the sub-from. im 'lng $
tickets. a
\nevcr wofid
5.000 for; .Slhadn't a connection
'hich 0°
hrctic thd’ Audc
every bird to be
cxists somewhere else in the world.
ccstors and by l'i
which have com
sccndants
zones of the Antics.
out many of
way in which evolution works.
History has five ex
'Amerlca.
f the facts that makc|lil
scl- lrcction of
‘who did much of the pioneer work
is that in the stud: of the Andes.
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utomoblles.
Twice. just before he hit
ellvnmpscoll. the
Jump like g
ng cars.
Mrru. Coolidge, barcly
by one durin
sumno-r capital. anvil
lit-re one of ”it."
Close that .
Wash.
presl- ,
it would be better to
no expert-
miastvd bc- ‘ Nico
l: the film. e
return
tinl calls was so
csponsiblc for it actually
which‘ means ihcrc
exaggeration illiout it
and
and maybe the
at was. too. ”
e - rill iel'cdal
lo all the
it
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The truth is the C
ecklcse than any
oolidgcs are no,
otlicr pedes-
hercus the ordinary in.
dangcrcd right along
least atten~
to the presi-
ies a sorted-
lf the
hat
framing the
5.
when it happens
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Here 8 a Novel Plan to bud Reckless Drlvuig
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‘ If there‘s an '
you might say. must be it, cod plan to keep him
joy—walkers, consideringi ir turning
each week 0' ullnouilccd. in
ca from being hit byh'l. new pincr‘, to put the {car of God
’ ' in ioculdr
9. worst of their auto«
infested sli‘cols.
kangaroo
«(to how Nathan 1). Split
works on him first.
liudgcl llil'oclor Lord ctti'liiiaicm
that the government is saving more
yearly on telegrams. through an ar.
rangmuvnt by which ten of its agen-
muliicailon systcms. instead of pay-
ing Dl‘hait‘. companlcs to transmit
Lord suggests gcnc
iclegraph systcm. to band
would saw. a great deal more
not hit it so at 3160.000.
amount. on just th
messages, “but could if
clusil'cly . toflivc branch. as lll
most parts of the old world‘! High
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\‘l’ASlilNG'l‘ON. Scpt. 20.—~Tlic yillillg in this theory
awful oily.
s the papers tell of their1 up
\ lvcrs‘ hearts by a series of
rumbles in ill
But perhaps
0
than 313.000 it mouth. or $156,000
ciru use the lil'lily und navy Cum.
their messages
gotcrumcut‘s business. saying
government can economize to t
whole country if telcgrnphy were on.
up in the millions. it's safe to’ 1:1.
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They have a bodyguard with them
kc an clfoctivc. fuss.
"cutting corners and failing
y to it pcdvstriau.” men
st is made. the aver-
ircd in Washington is
Nathan D.
jeopardy of
he had to
For
t C
suppose the
a private
.. rclidily bc
tut-led that way~
aJirge organization. but
ould have been gradual.
.wlih nothing more complicated
Probably Nathan will be luorelabout it than there is new.
title. lie may never Does anybody doubt that our lot-
resldentiai trail (main. but tors would
will be afraid he will. instead of 2
11050 walks the company
ound the to prowl conc
c a restraining influence bankrupt them to cut
n all the drivers in Washington. 4 1-2?
know what minute he'll l‘robobly it
ad ahead. have so much \\‘a
hand.
fl by
Oil the other
mails \vcre llfillilii‘
concern.
ibp case. if
it would be
its growth or
bond i-cqu
bout $30. but WhFll
to the
lltlgc's life.
1
‘3 owners would be able
lutll‘ciy that it would
the rate in
Some iluihoriti~.~s say i
too. tllcy'd
lr stock.
would.
trr in the
tcrati. police captains and
diicrs. financiers and bo-i
dividuaiists. "butter and
egg men" from the West and pretty
gold diggers showing them the town.
Here are Edna I-‘crbcr. strong and
attractive of face and compact of
lflgure. attracting a flutter of visitors
‘to her scallop the aisle: Maurice. the
dancer_ and his partner. Barbara
Bennett. stopping by to ace the play
before they go to their wdrk at a
midnight club: Barney Baruch. like
a bcnciiccnt Mcphlstophelcs: Otto H.
Kuhn. dark and fidgcty like a thrush
on it limb.
causes than Alexander
\\‘00lcott. old woman of play critics.
walking: disvn the aisle wearing his
rst cm” play broud-brimnlcd black slouch hat'.
‘5 more b°“" liicrbcrt Bayard Swope of; the World.
53 the houscuhis scvcrc features registering all
Fannie Hurst. definitely
ftenths 0‘ molded of face and figure. moving to
scat as stately as is
somebody: and no-
cllmbera and never.
folk and ii
Broadway
homian in
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NEW roux. Sept. 29.-—F‘or cool
line of metro-
r..no club in New York
ii that distinctive frater-
5
he doesn’t belong
f an outsider
planted in the
kcrbockcr or the
And the person iv
The premiere of a ti
Mini; acro
rl find in nine
ted aristocracy knows Polls-Rowe
aim mcctl .
if nowhere else on the samelzgagslhzifigm
the acts they parade the
and in the doorway and
sidewalk in front of‘
ar-cxtendlng couples.
Or?
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spenders. who enjoy (03:: 2:21“ at
.5 or 850 to mapeculator for promenade the
the non-spenders. who
the house in i
see ”ft-lizgwpézvng and groups. Most of the women lnl
Here are 5 ago ihe doorway are smoking. Most oh
A the men are leaning on cancsu
‘ ”Through the doorway crowd of thc‘,
s are recent affairs as tlmcisiiff-shirted and the tie-jeweled. the:
south. America Lsmart. the gay. the successful. ihcrc
comes pushing a blind beggar mall:
led by an old \vorllnn with a cup until
two Salvation Army girls rolling the
“\Var Cry."
The beggars.
Hem are the
mplimchtaries.‘
gigantic upheaval‘of the earth\
ght the Andes into existence.
is means‘that the ancestor of
found in the Andes.
'1‘
except the blind ones.
have a. batter show free on the street
than is visible orf most of the stages.
And the first nightcrs—ihc tin-named
majority of ihcml—are acting more
consciously than the performers be-
hind the footilghts.
’JAMES W. DEAN.
to from these an-
otlng the changes
c over their de-
in the peculiar
they hope to find
the facts concerning the
Scientists hope
living
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The American Museum of Natural Dis’l‘l'nBASCE AT SCHOOL
peditions inVSouth
The work of this museum
the Andes is under the general di-
Dr. Frank H. Chapman.
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The. downtown police received
complaint about boys causing a dis-
turbance at the Franklin school.
while the night session was being
held last evening‘s .
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Little Joe ‘
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know
over the
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a good book.
has a distinct
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man who is
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fire prevention
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scrvipc to help
lid to provide
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if he is favorably
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lk lip your Buillt.
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d at this bank. When
he neighborhood you
convenience to
will be icon
you are in t
will find
step in here
and make deposits.
or letter 0
THE CITY NATIONAL
BANK
. South Norwalk. Conn. ~_
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BEGIN now
TO SAVE FOR
nun YEAR’S
rnx
TAX SAVING CLUB
IS NOW OPEN
You fix the ,amount to be
deposited either Weekly
or monthly.
2?; interest paid
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“hiarry Me.
"Are Parents People 2’".
incite—«Whack Cyclone."
Meeting of Whatsoever
ls’lngs‘ Daughters at. home
Comatock, 42 West. avenue.
l O O
COilih't’i EVE
Sept: 80.-—~E ‘
Oct. ‘l.—«lliecilng
loses in lied Men's
October 2.-«Soclai.
bckall liodgc.
Oct. 2.-—»l,lc!tiolay entertainment
and dance at the Armory.
Oct. 2.——~t30b\\'ei) social»Eurcka
Rebekah lodge in Odd Fellows' hall.
Oct. Gr'Bl'Oad River Community
Club Meet.
October 6.».trmual meet. East
Norwalk Improvement Association.
12.——Election Women's For-
Missionary Society-’Norwalk
‘. Church.
13-14. -~ Kin
Conventiou. ,.
Oct. 21.——Danbury Minstrel show
under auspices of Lady Jennings
Lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem.
Daily ~Almanac
The Catholic church today honors
St. Michael. the archangel. who is
‘Palacea-
Regent'—
Circle.
of Mrs.
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NTS. . From the
y wdflding.
of Past Pocahon-
linll. Main St.
Eureka Re-
The iolloyvin 5: it
1005-.
"A y
East Norwa
of Chambers‘
lung. ran head i
pole while chasing
was rendered unco
taken into the
brought back to c
sustained :1 on
oral bruises but no
“George 1._
cont; son of
gs Daughters
lyn. to make a s
“Contractor
at St. Mary‘s t'
morning."
":0 poun
“Tr—Adv.
ter of Ilcv.
spending tw
"Lewis it.
Norwalk.
destiny in c
halo of the
George 16.
“Miss iii
has been spending
Grccns Farms as
sister. Mrs. Oliver
turned home.”
“Stamford.
Hu
clulcct'l
will 0
d a. ,
of the birth
us British sea
tighter.
tAsES COV’I‘l’NL‘I-jl)
I d
of LouisA‘cno and i - *0qu
. d with tampering Norwalk W
with automobiles. wcrc continue upon the scenery 0
from day to, day- in the. downtown declared it is real
by Judge Nehemiah Can- ‘ consisted of Mrs.
dcc this morning. They were paro - Gould Miss Jord
cd in the custody of the Probation of Franklin Sum“-
omcfl' " ”Cashier w
/ a vacation trip to
Fashion Note.
the prettiest of
”The cases
ward Hill charge
1
The Evening Sentinel Septcnibc
lk while.
drug~
lrst illi
ten the
licarsc.
Norwalli. loft ycstcrduy for
luyli
William 1
Mrs. Garrett Burl-y
ds of granulntc
"Miss Charlotte Hamilton. d
.tlcxau
0 works
was in liidgct'icld
ililam A.
Norwaik
20 Years Ago:
Files of The
sentinel.
Evcnluir'“
M'-
pvarcd in
r .. ..
ems up
Williuul Beers. of
playing in from
store.
0 a lolcgrupii
illiotbcr boy. He
uscious. lie was
drug store and
ousc‘lousucss. . He
lived and scv-
crious injuries."
Jr.. of South
Brook-
5
a
.uinr and
lilnrricd
yi'sici’tluy
\\' i‘ l'C
ilurcli
d sugar
angli-
dcr Hamilton. is
at lildgcficld."
of South
Wod—
prov
Gov.
l‘lllult
on with the
film into
Lounsbury."
aud Coley of
Norwalk who
a fcw days in
the guest of her
Jennings. has re-
rty of Stamford
not ride to
, ilcy gazed
E that. hamlct and
cute. The party
A. De Witt. Miss
all and Miss Hines
..
Curtis is on
Canada."
Baptiste is one of
be light weight
waist materials that can be laun-
ot the
for it.
prettiest p
dcrcd and Valencicliues
last is one
ossiblc trimmings
if you" have a -c
‘put on some tight
day and you are d
ton. .
The Charleston
some timid soul
snake and landing
Watch dad who
Charleston sic p.
n pcdisirian with
may learn a new (7
Count your
Charleston. Soc t
there. You should
pummer resort fel-
0 write l
"Bait half the
lasts a girl mm“ the
for wife's fall list.
Look closely “on
em on every toc
silocs some damp
oiug the Charles-
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was iilvelltcd by
jumping from u
on a porcupine.
”—-
cl". lhc bill
ill do a
n he it
He \v
’—‘—
limo you bump
your auto. You
llurlcston stop.
lcgs after
doing: tho
but they are all
have two.
Charleston you
the winds and
lust. cvc« .
So. Norwallel-ust Co
Security
Service
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. .Your with is a
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‘. homo maker, but unless she
is very much different from
the average woman she lacks
the money 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.
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Trust Co.
First Bank Under
the Bridge
On Washington Street
South Nor-walk
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TUESDAY. SEPT. 29
if so, you must be careful.
You go to extremes in all things.
You should cultivate more mental
balance.
'l‘o guidc you in your decisions.
You ur-z very sensitive.
Your health will not stand much
strain.
You have in
ship.
And people will
vice.
c qualities for leader.
look to you for ad.
Norwalk Chronicler