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ins the larger number did. and come
itiillcn nearer to making a profit.
otter the general manager their con-
.crease of salary.
threaten to discharge him.
business. the directors would repre-
sent owners who wanted the bust-
‘ while the Shipping Board represents
constituents. who went public money
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A Thought
As iiuognr to tho lit-til and
snloko to lht‘ mics. so tr. tlxn slu
gard to limit that stud nitric-duct.
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A sluggnrtl takes Ii, huudrt :i sit ps
becausc ho would not who man in
due. iinir‘."*'i:;fil'illlii1 prowrix
M BMAIHNF} Ill.“ \S’l‘i'll.
Tho riirmsit‘r \i‘ilii‘il in loll thv‘“ S-fil
Off i.’rit“¢i< itiii‘tl‘l-i i'rlvl'ly night tirmng
that pmuo has its port‘s pf.) low: than
War tor our putt.
It is .1 and null iorournc (“lfrntfiu-
sion now that the 37" rnrn aboard the
doomrd sulnnurinc ti'hr‘n .«chr :t-mt
to tho bottom are tlcnvi. ’i‘tvo borilr-s
:wcro rocovcrrd ycstrrdny.
Norwnlk. fronting on tho shoro
01d cognizant of the dangers of the
water. Minn-ls its sincere sympathy
i0 tile i'nmilxrn of those bram men
tho. porinrmnnt‘o of
their duties.
It. would appmlr. deito any num.
her or inxmtlgatlons which may he
conducted. that. tho collision be-
tween tho on}! of Horn“ and on
submarine WM one of tho-ss- unfor-
scon and unavoidable dis-asters
which so {requontiy orcuz- without
apparent cm!“ and “birth no
amount. of fotcs'lght (‘1,in X‘l"‘\'€'l“.
Ws should rmlizc now and
Ways thatcur soldirrs nnrl sailors.
both in police and war time. are al.
vinyl; or. guard, that they are an-
gagod in a danucrrns colorprw, bre-
doitrg-“rr, find our
iiurl».
ai-
r] rt any t. 4)
m with
\Y .‘i STE“. TI 3! li.
Luthcr lT-Iurllzmi. ortimatcs that rur~
ionity's-“rhlm: hand-allnhnrs cost him
It would br int-writing to Mtimnto
how much tho. 'N'W‘ habit
minis tho .‘ilnoriran proplr in Prosl.
gnliial
dent Coolirlcr's limo
President Cloolnlcr. 'unliim ‘most
public men. apparently likes it. and
it docs not \wnr or. his Tl“r\'f‘.'l. But
cvcn With that fortunate tompm'a..
incurams arc im—
portant to all or us.
The Prcsidcnt belongs to till the
people, and not. Won for a brief
body should soc him rnrrrly for his
ness yvllihi only tho l‘rcsidvnt por-
sonally can 60.,
BUSINESS.
Admiral Palmer or the Emergency
reports rather
roudly ilintsthough he. has laid up
arty-two ships and ‘cut expensos
11,000,000, the fewer shipsarc car.
will; practically as much tonnage
It this were' a private business.
[its board of directors Would at once
grotulations and vote him an in-
Bctng a public
business. they are dissatisfied. and
The dlltorence is that. in a private
ness run economically and profitably.
spent in their districts and the busi-
ncss at their ports promoted. wheth- .
Er the float; earns enough to justify
it or not.
What stockholders want is profits.
tWhat most constituents want is.E
V appropriations.
’v‘the statement ihat concrete
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HEAIIING CONCRETE.
CHICAGO. -—- Professor Dul‘l‘ .\.;
Abrams. hero. .is the authority fur“
posses. .
power. Abrams
rsphed cracks in
year later hr
3 lound that
_ i selfshsta as
marked:
of his poems in ltussla and he told
‘ is 'o"
A Way toSubsrdize
” I'Iitmt (or the espanslon of sir
transportation. at t‘lrst sight. seem
exempt from the chic! cost OLE/lid
transportation.
0n lend. the hcnvicst cost is {or
righbot-way. roaat mo and termin-
nil.
Railroad provide those things
themselves; automobilcs‘hsvo thorn
provided by the public. ‘
Either way, we pay for them. in
mics or taxes.
The air, by contrast, is free.
But. as soon as you begin nevi.
gating tho air M‘stcmnllmlly. you
tind that much of the cost is on the
ground.
Landing fields need to be largo:-
than rsllronri terminals. with s. crow
in each and night flight, without
whichtho saving in useful tlmeils
morc than rut. in two. requires
elaborate lighting signals all along
the way. ~ _ .. - .
ln r'f‘foci. n lrnnscontinontsl air
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. littlnllilttntttlttttttt
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American Aviation
line requires a very nopcnsiyo land
rand bed and upkeep.
s s s
Hines sir transportation. for some
time. will have to he subsidised. and
since American politics requires that.
nubsidios lm called by some other
name. the high land costs 9! flying
may furnish the opportunity to do
both. . ‘
Our habit of ihlnkinn with our .
m'emortes will also help. We remem.
Im- thst the government'hns always
maintained navigable. streams and
harbors and supported lighthouses,
for water craft. and it will therefore
require no new thought, but only
memory. to gasp the? ides of doing
the some thing for aircraft.
Only call the landing fields “har-
horn" and the signal stations "light.
houses." and the whole thing comes
within our familiar categories.
There may he noolo'oclion to the
necessary subsidies. if we will call
them by illosonamcs.
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How To Keep Wéii
n, on. noon
Surgeon General, United Sutcs Public upturn 5mm
Eggs Very Easy to Digeist, But Don’t. Eat
Too Many
Thoso ol‘ you who have had ex—
perience with sickncss probably
know that thicken forms one. 0! tho
early items in the menu or the con— ‘
valcscont.
There is a reason for this. A great
portion of tho phickeu is actually di-
gested und take-n up on food by tilt.-
coils of the body. lt'urthcrmorc.
chicken is easily digested.
For those who have a delicate dl.
gcstion. or an appetite. that needs
Micouruciam. n young )flgt‘Dll or n
Ilunh l.‘ y in: proscribed as a. dell-
Lacy.
Equal) in. oi rourw‘. titwnsiw. but
it is o‘urtulnly easy to out und in as
easily assimilated.
You should know that adult pl-
gcolls which have been well fattoned
and have not [men nllowcd to fly. are
almost as polaiulllo as sunni- and
usually can no purrimsmi for much
less than much.
Eggs are. probably tho most gon-
cruilyuscd food of animal origin. it
is cstinmimi that ring: furnish n-‘nriy‘
6 nor cunt. ot’ man's protrin. and a'
loost 3 per cont or his daily m—
ilon. ‘
Eggs are loss Habit? to (tonmy dis«
ease or contain harmful proportion
than any other animal food. lv‘ur—
thormore. thrro is no li‘iff'Ciil‘m
known at the prosrui limo :hni Mir.
ltctt‘ansmitted from the her. to man;
through the egg.
O! coursn, this does not mean that .
bitt'lérla may not' be trmmtorrnd to
an egg. A dirty oggetholl may convi
terminate on only, and stole (“3x3 may‘
csusc serious ifOlli‘tiF‘. lrom poismu
mm products like ptonmtno.
Sflfikz Eggs Arc Conlr‘ntrntm‘l Food I
SEW: YORK, Supt. iii‘.»$cr.sr.\t~
ing up and dotyn Broadway. I met
Blsiorkoysky. tho Russian "poet oi
the masses" who sprang int-o rnmc-
after tho rmolution and a huge.
lumbering man he is looking more
like a steycdorc than it pom. Yet,
’tis 'said. he has sold $3,000,000 copies
me of one written since his arrival
inr'Amerios which. translated. would
begin like this: "it you would loath
to hate come to New York." it
thought. which at times, 1 have had.
. Saw George Arllss. one of the
tow to carry on the.old sta’go tradi~
lion, and he just back from London
whither he sooth each summonnn
saw Charles Evans Hughes. who
long carried the secretary of state's
portfolio. and he wasradjusting a
matter of lore with a lowly taxi
driver. even as you and I saw
many notables at an important first
night production and not the least
or these was Fronrtc Hurst who
seemed to have squandered much of
the fortune late won in a magazine
photoplay contest upon a. red gown
she was whoring. . . . . saw LleWellyn
Jones, who conducteth a threat
worthy column o! books in Chicago
and he tolleth me he hath delivered
himself at a. book of essays to a pub-
lishing house sow Rosamond
Plnchot. who with Lady Diana Man-
nors played the nun in “The Mil—m
cle" and 'tis said that she keepeth
her lovely figure by increasing the
daily dozen to 24 met lar Hair
son. who is to/Swodcn what mild
Flapper Fanny Says:
77" inn
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A wife's nagging is oltcn “horse
‘tllo pan. or
8. CU MMIN G
You should know that ragga n'ro
concentrated food: that tho average
033 contains about 2": «*nlorlcs‘ or
protein and Gs rulorirss ol lucl and
other, values. ‘
ththcr pugs nro catch low.
poached. billion for a long time. soil.
hollod. or Scrnmhlml. they nro. ‘ it
would nppmr. completely digrstcd.
Whipped rnw virus. such as are mild
in roilk-nhnkr-sg nnd liquid (liots. nro
(llgmttgl by tho stomach in loss llum
hall lhr- In" ruduirrri lo tllgcst A
friend or hard-boiled egg. 1
limping." tlswv‘ am it hmm' :lilunl
tortuous food. t‘iltlfi should hr; cairn.
sparingly.
'i‘hc yolks of roars beaten up pith .
omngo juir‘o may be given to ”105"
pho nrc anomic or cmnriolml.
impel mnruints of egg in: th.‘ in.
v‘r with too much nitrom‘n.
“lion Egan Am i‘rwh
l‘ynsh cults direct. from tho hr-n.
ncry nrc «lull. not. shiny.
When :in om: is oinlo mnporntion
has tniwn plow.
Smut; oi’ tltc color in its composir
tlon has pmiswrl through-tho porous
nhul‘. mni air has iuiif‘l‘l its plnr‘n.
Stair ~11qu iti'P. lilf'rr'lt"i‘t‘. littlilrr
llmn fl‘t‘ilil "will. tour vmrs
first i«_\' pnitlur: them in .1 drop pan
of \t‘ntrr
’l‘iivila :cht' ‘r‘oi pill toll you thrrn
nit.ai
' illiill: ‘.
him at tin~ onto mo irrsl: their
lilifli' .xiii can.“ Ult‘li'l in sink.
a .
(”it \
ntll' nl
ml, it tho war..- nrc tunic they
not rm‘ny from tho bmfnm Oi‘
will ll‘ll‘. "-ll’il'i «an Hill
tho rpm: nrl- Lndllloy
’i‘itirrl. it
“ill “out.
Work (lrillltll, t‘fccll Dc Mlllc and
others rm? to America. and he yol-
lllli'Z‘i7l""ii\ as how America will soc
such rincntns out of Sweden us will
onusc it to t'iiltii‘. its breath . suw
Marta KilrUliirJ. who cometh from
tsllmrln. and they do say her mum:
will soon rim! across those Milifli so
"the| non. l'mri.’ 'tmd rmt: pimisunt
is she to look upon now Mr-
tunr. Gallo. lilt' .ltmtun ivho provrd
i'hut grunri 0;er run in: more pro-
lilniliie in tho ntivks than upon
Broadway. and mum more. he pip-t
parcth to inkr- his artists through~i
out lit;.«:"rculm raw .‘irs. Hurry
l'nyuo \Vhitmy. “lip uscth no mean
pull of nor f'orttlnr' in helping
u'ortily young allists tutti m't mus-‘5
and horse-ll 3 sculptor oi some unto
and silo wan hurrying to n. private
\‘icu‘ing which, own as tho turning
of the loaves. umtlo indicate that
“'ll’lt-‘l‘ is not. [or oil and iii” an
cslli‘nitu soon nhuil hop ninth, mun
as the robin in spring.
- i 0 w
l was down on Chrystic street the
other night to a fiesta. It extended
for blocks. the street arched mm».
hcnd with resinous of lights Mid {hrs
flags of Italy nnd Amt-rival At one
end or the street was an open air
shrine before which burned masslyc
candles and to which the pious 12nd
pinned dollar bills as thick as this
leaves on a maple tree. Across the
way on a. crimson draped platform a
good band was playing slrs from
Verdi and Puccini. At the other end
of the street and part lit the samu
fiesta was another platform support-
ing a throbbing. dark-skinned jazz
band, and on the smooth asphalt
young couples.wsro stopping and
swnying in competition for at
Charleston prize. And it must be
set down‘that the strains of "Red
Hot Mama" attracted a great. deal
thicker crowd than the ’l‘rcyatoro.
JAMES W. DEAN.
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OLDER THAN GRANDMA.
CANTERBURY. England. —- Miss
Name 8912. here. is older than her
grandmother. This is the way she
explains it. She was born when her
mother's father was but 42. He paw
is 65. and she is ‘13. A short while
ago he married a. second wife who is
is but 21. so Name has a stop-grand-
mother who is two years younger
than herself.
PORCH?! NE” PUNGTURES
SACO. Mow—Stanley Hurd drove
his coupe up to his home here the
other day to discover he had s. flat
tire. /On Close examination he found
the sensing pierced with porcupine.
quills. He said he remembered
‘ striking on animal on the road. but
thought it Was a skunk and hurried
away from the place.
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now 'AN‘»
Iifiidliblimifi't‘l »
it muons trgontl ('lottl‘lt't every m‘rm 10 how tho
itniorst‘n'loni of ii good bank. il‘ int ini’nrornbiy
known iii. the illlllk in? has n distinct. :lriynotntzo
our the mini who in not.
.iwt this Blink be your Bank.
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comm. mmw
rucsr cs.
Wall Street
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\i'Ai‘a‘lllXG‘l‘th. Svpt. towns
cent moms in Worthington pzolmltiy
hill”: giwn a pretty \i‘ltie‘i)"iiitl‘t';t‘i
lmprtsulcn that all isn't canto rllr‘lx
with Amvrimm nniiunsll dt‘ltnw.
'lltis impression 15 u‘rrrrct.
The. t'i,tni.i'(.l\t‘.l‘.‘.ty.Diffl‘ llit‘ ill-.li'.‘
“.11‘ \t.l’l‘lil.’i rurlruzo form-l;
Fiiii \‘ vim. tt'tli}
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the only trunbln.
and in .‘~",‘>illtl cutout :tzlty
lrntliy nixfilm‘wl.
t I 3
landfill
\\'ht.lhrr onv consul-.1:
"Billy" Mlitili‘ii “Kill. or “man; in
his nitration \‘li‘it’i‘l. nuiwly um ‘loul
that the opinions h“ taint-sum it it: i'liii‘
suptriors art: in mo I‘i 2; Hill; li'.
[l'Ltlllt'i lt‘ullli '0 “MR
iotvnlri in" curls. that
but.
how. (fol. Mttvlwli to not il.!'i'lt'. in
unlmorubie opinion at ‘4
mi
Uh"). tit . 6-:
an
scum superiors. lir- simply .
only om: who says in pulling y...»
what ho thinks.
It Kristi Will, a! that \Vztr i'hpni'l»
mcnl ls mun- s'tiurutul ulth disco”;
it"lii.
Any number or "incurs. :il‘i’ tmril ‘
iii" 1
to value such seminar-ms in
strongest terms if nssurcti
wuu'l. no (lili‘iud and thus not lzlli.
rill‘livulllt-u which not :n..'ny vi
lhum can .tl‘t‘vl'd to tiinltvtjritti Li‘i \‘rsl.
Mitchell can.
Still. they do tsli. pith :zn
Limlrii t‘tlil:i(i|"i‘ and, mu:
more. ircriy amour; lha’ntsl-i‘rs.
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rj-r \‘3.
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t'tl
It isn‘t minilon dljiiv‘lt‘lit'lth so -
ly that all the kicking is :tl‘mut. 'ztn
complaint. 1“ that tip rmlntt'y's’
whole l‘lliiiiiii;. tstnliltsitluml is. l‘llll~
mug (loop. I
That it's on it occurs insmnl of n
“'l‘li' basis i:-"l'tf’l.l§zl'li.’.t‘ti {is all right.
that it’ll't‘llt‘h'lllt‘nli has gum;
gotlirr loo lltl‘.
Maybe the vstubliSllment‘s rim is
adouunim they say. but its Quality in
being ullowed to deteriorate. .
In short. the growling. in its last
analysis, is di‘rrcted against this ud-
ll'lillii‘iil'ltilill’l'il cconumy polio).
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m ornio. Tilt.-
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tigh' limos Arnmvuont
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um not.
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iv ll i‘l
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pint ii of
iiultiiiliintllr‘
limxvi'vr.
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mix 5'
1i' miniv»
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how'n't iw'n spilt.
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l.i~i liril lint
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i l-n if up; tasty nu‘mon iflii'. tho
,lwitlwi: vii '» “ ‘r Mtwlcr bars :‘tu~
11...,1 3‘1 (.4 Ul‘, if
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it." i in" l eriy i‘r-pn ‘.
m.- ..l ppm It; '. Hind if}. «illit-
t"lii lrr n is.) . to tl< formins‘.
i
; :i'tliii Sti"\~‘“‘-'. 1W ll tlt’l‘ni"'l' 0i
it'llirming the
or {53‘ y
grout it. w 1'0 l." .: wi
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it‘ll. vz' iiiit‘*t iwllrtlon.
ilk?
.vmt <1‘riillli’i“‘
:xwpvnqa tun, now- loft with
o" illftlwi'ini :mti (quip
-i\ :i‘m)‘ in rr- PAW:
.tu-ul an intuit. uh
tat-viral to lil‘!‘ up. _
(Ititrwriw (trim ”in? this. rather.
‘i'iit'l' ttvt‘l‘fll lint. S-tlppilffl,
. A7 it...” ll‘uy unmid ;;- ‘ llzvn‘ thoy
zlltgulwi. noun lilo pill (mos \wro
:gt‘lln Tin! t‘nrfinlfio w‘rlnmny p10.
,grrmt in il’llt‘t'ft-t'iltl; mun \K‘iih' that.
it i.~::‘t in fond tl‘lr‘ bounds of pay.
ii purslminm
‘umtr eti‘ until" ruporm-
‘sinrml it) tho spri‘tuviv; of this rou-
iiitlml it"li‘lliliillp,‘ «lnnn and down
and (itll\l‘l~~liitllliz‘il rmrintpu it hasn't
virtually boon rnrrwl to Home.
That iii“; rsp'rlza ihlliii it has.
ills-your. ilxrrc litn'i any duration.
"it"t an itirn “blob nuts: ‘in mm wuy
on llzc War Tlt‘~p.zrttm»x.lt and on tho
'Nmy Dcpnriml-n’i in a ‘sonwwhat
idim-ront way. but on noithcr of
tthmit in n inshlon. to (it. tho s-r-rvicos
illitfr' pond. ‘
.1: pint. shin
i it» l't"
nine-yenr-old boy the other day
crawled into the long barrel of a.
came last. and flrrmort.
ant-tropes, had to pull him out. -
cannon standing in the courthousc'chieily
yurrl. He surprised his boy frirnds _
[The Last Frontier
Man must do continual bottle for
his place in the sun.~ He has onc-
mics ranging from invisible disnnso
germs to man-eating tigers.
Similarly all the demonic animals
and plants haw: thoir enemies which
make: them his enemies as well.
The pioneers on the lust ironiier
---the research \vorkors of science——
are aiding man in his light by show-
ing him how to influence the balance
of nature in his own interest. how
to play enemies in the world of no»
lure against each ‘oilior to his own
benefit.
lint tho sclrntlst has a warning
also {or man in the playing at this
game.
It must be done with extreme care
and only after a. thorough study oi
the facts. Otherwise surprising and
unfortunate rcsults may follow.
For example. the mongoose a
small animal 0! India about the size
or the (error was introduced into the
West Indies to kill or! the rots which
were doing great damage in the
sugar cane fields.
But instead of the rats becoming ‘
‘ynrosw in the West Indics as n rhsult
«at ”H. gronth in insect. numhrrs.
e o u
But it would seem that nature.
herself rcscnts having the balance
thus upsut and hits ways of; making
some» roiltlluslmcnts lit-molt“.
Dr. Austin ('1an of tho Smithson.
ian institution niztllu a study in the
West Indies.
He found in tho istnnd oi St. \'in-
cent on intorestiu: situation. The
chicken ironic lhrrc hurl lormcriy
led largely on lizards.
The introduction of the mongoose
reduced the lion rd supply materially.
This not only reduced the food sup-
ply o: the chicken hawk but We
caused a brcat insrouso in molo
crickets upon which til.~ lizards had
formerly fed. , . ‘
The chicken hawks rcporis Dr.
Clark. tllcn'changod their diet and
hogan to food largolyvon those in-
crr-nsod number of mole crickets.
fewer in number ..the insects became
far greater in number.
Obviously the balance of nature
had been upset in the islands but
not at all in the way man land
hoped.
Q C .
Investigation revealed what had
happened. The mongoose instead or
feeding on the rats took to feeding
onlhc lizards. ground birds" and
small doves which were apparently
much easier to catch.
The birds and lizards had lived
on a. diet of insects.
Therefore when they' were de-
tyy'ironnlng himself in. but in- be- creased in number. the number oi!
with hooks ins-:ot‘
which snétlyod grew and
soon} number oi serious situations
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30.
If so. you are idenlis‘iic.
And you are very intellectual.
But. you are also impracticable in
business affairs.
You are fond of’study.
Your Judgment is rapid and occur:
ate. ‘
You enter
everything.
But you would minor lhlrlk than
work. ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘
ii‘or you are a circumcr.
iFrimtds you wttl‘hare aplenty.
A.“ that will bo‘deyoied and true.
wllolc-hcnrtc‘dly into
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From iht' Files 01 The iiwniuu
rs‘crmms ron
women oppositional:
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will be round at this: Muir. \Vhrh 1‘5
You :er in tho ttcigrlll'mrltood fbti‘.‘ Viv
will find i' .'l rn'tl rnnt‘nnionén td:."‘-."-i
ttlr‘fl in inn. .m'l rash your rhoclt!‘ ""5
.lnd mull» tlapwsils. A clinching .45:
Mitonnl hm is. your letter ni‘ credit: ‘ : .
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"But there was no water in
bentim-l.
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i The following items (unit-{illiti iu
itllt’ limiting, St-ntizml of lilrt'.],1l..r[»
iii". limb;
”gin-t of tho busiest spots in town
.iuet now is to he found at the. Mun-
_i(‘iplli l-Ilct-trlr: Works in State. Hrt‘cl.
iFouth Nm‘u‘nlk. in addition to tho
rcuttlnr corps of workers linvivz' tho
dil'i‘t"‘i0ll, of :Kuporiutcndom .t. it.
i\\'inchmtrr. amoral firms about the
icottntry lulvo representatives thorn
iinstlniiinrf lilo mncltlnrry and comp-
ntont “‘ilif'll trill rln'lllvin tllr l.l;-r..,i’y ‘
tho plant." J.
i "‘l‘hc rrculnr monthly luv-Ming “i.
imp imfirti of directors 01' tlm public;
ilil‘lrnl'y was hold in tho. libraryg
room:- that wooing. 'lflnrc \l'L‘l‘t};
iprcswt Mvssrs. lllnnrhrird. Smith.’
‘t.iol‘i‘l. \"osburnh; North. l.;tm~cncr..
inncl vome. 'iho ioliuniu: turmoil:
i'.“t'i‘t" cloclml: l’rcsidrm. illun» l
‘rltard; l'it'ewl’t‘osidcnt. John 11.}
filight: Secretary. George:
A.
ll. Vort—
§iml~gtn Treasurer. William (.7. tram... .
‘ Mira Angvllnc molt tvus rut-appoint <
fol-l librarian: Miss Milo tlcttltsr. zls~‘
ixtytmzt, mm «(mills limit-ll, _i1iili-
lair." ' t
“tn-trim; at :1 fast rate of spent.
‘.‘l twelve horse power. two cylinder
ir‘m-d touring car. crashcd into a i
‘. i‘llllil‘i'i' drivou by Winttold S. Bunion}
in: Norwalk. inst. owning: in from oil
fine tf‘z'mprocallonnl church in Fair-f
iii-tint and n9 :1 rosult one mun “ho;
ivfns in tho Ford is in a cl't-‘imi slutt- ’
in his home in itrldseport.”
‘ “Tim question has been nskod: Tin:
lino nvw automobile laws run it; I
’1imt It uwmt‘ be brought. lotto stand» .
‘ ctlll when .‘l (‘fll‘ stops? The law im- ‘
fPilx‘S, so ’t‘iw Sunliuol is reliably in— ;
lzm'mml that, Mint :1, car in ion. alonr‘ t
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ifimlilt‘ strcrt the motor must 1w:
‘wtcppod, mid at all other times when l
itho driwr of ii. horse rcqursts 0t"
signals for it, whotlwr the. var isE
rounding: Fiiii or moving."
“William "ruin. conductor or“ tho
night switch cnglno in tho South
Nor-walk freight yards. went to New
York t'lty yostcrday. and sailed for
lt'clnnd. today. lira will spend sever-
al weeks their and visit, tripod: and
tolath cs "
“Letter Carrier Elbert Clark
enjoying a_ds..v‘a vocation from his
duties at the South Nor-walk Post
Office.” -
“Tho cables of tho Smith Nor-walk
Municipal Works and the Southern
New England Telephone Company,
which wére badly damaged by the
dredging apparatus at work in the
local harbor. were repaired tempor-
arily. yostcdsyfi‘
“John E. Mead. who was nomina-
ted on the Democratic ticket (or
Councilman in the City of Norwalk.
has declined to run liLd Charles A.
Burr has been ncmcd in his place."
l-‘nrizicn 'hintr—tor tho younul-r
girls the suspcndcr trucks mo idem
tor school wear.
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’ The ’I‘urk's Sunday comes curri-
day. putting them two days nilohd
i of us in eating too much.
Men might try talking as much as
women. Then maybe their whis—
kers would wear or: instead ot‘ hav-
ing to be shared.
' We have read so much about air!—
gible balloons lately \vc drcanmi last
night we were a football.
‘ When a. fast auto driver goes
through life without an accident it is
just an accident.
Thinking they were having a tree-
i'ormll tight. fourteen men in Chi-
cago {guild lt‘cost them 5100 each.
‘ “gin—n.-
' A highbrow is onswho thinks he
can think 'bets'cr than others.
. ‘Our idea of a man who doesn't
know wherein so is one who sits
vwlm'most peculiar; thing about
it," a .
;. TAX '
As itlt ii:' p v “illwl‘. mtglnw‘r 9’3. ’.
nail is iii“ 21 'nm it” (“Willi 03H ‘
:m. :':.r;i t".tt.;';:.’ly pinto-.1 on
still-12.1 l-inif it! 'r 'rititttt; \\'_ s: . l " ‘
.- “ r. ... . TAX. slit 1M. own
This ilgt‘ilt'} All": is if» r-i'lrtnlts
isii'tl itl'l"*"!i .. W)“. W!“ in iltlih
Iti't’ft‘rlll ill‘l: (uni it: l‘tl'tniti‘l‘
l9 NOW OPEN.
' ‘ ‘ . ~. . ‘ ‘ . > .v e V 1. 5
iiut‘illl‘ll}! ”11W in no for You fix the amount to be
tJt‘lht‘fi‘ 5-.twl;l._ tit-‘5 rrtlnv. ,iak f "
:ltmw :l. Y deposited eithcrwceki'y
or monthly.
Wollor R. Coliings
trim. t-:;-:r.\'l'l: intoltmt
(iiifxliliAi. I:-:t~:t"ll;tr:r‘lj 2‘3 intorcri paid '
tuncc I‘LDilew-iiflifl 5.”. ti?
':~vntm.m-~:zosu‘t
‘23 Knuth
North Main. Struct.
Nortvnlk. (‘mtn.
Little Joe
WOULD BE: NleE ll" WE ‘
eollLD 90 APOUND EVEfiY ‘
"HMS wt’R's. or m
AGAtNS'r W «x. «-
So. Nor-walk Trust-Rio
Service Security
mummy;me
Your Wife’s Welfare”
Your \rit‘w ii. a, good, capable
homo Illfli€~"l‘. but unlcs'tt the
ix \‘ar‘i' on w riil‘l'rlrrnt .fl‘bm
'1’ or V “‘
tin" arm-mu ‘.“t‘lli‘t.".?". szii’c locks "
the moor-5' making instinct,
iiko you loci: boner hoe-ping
T _ . chility. mm in: m ...llzti,
onlght
Pulacc—w’fltlu 2'! t.‘ 33in."
from your innit of foresight.
Bani: a part of your income;
Rogvnt-—":~'irgr.” . "'
Illalto—«“ "ho lv‘rosilmnn.” Th...“ :1“ Vi” 1m Wt‘ii. ‘ L: I,
LR ans. Parry ‘.\'~ ‘itiiiin. 1
hr 4 I 3 m
» count; Eyiixrs. 1'
(lot. 1.-v—.’\1Pr:llllfi of i‘asl. Pocahon-
tacos in “I‘d Men's Hail. Alain Si. 3 ‘1 '
Ut‘t. l.~—-Gol.togcthcr Prosodic sup- ; j 1
pm: in‘i-l. N. Moth. vilurt‘ii. i 1 a
oci. L'.—»-t“ulu: sniu. Eut‘tixn no-5 Sure Yours in ' if
bokah Lodge, .‘tlaliztl-lurnlu iliorit.
October L‘.-~»Socl:tl. Eureka Rc~
bolcnh Lodge. i
Oct. :.'.~—~lito.‘tlolay rotor-intuition:
and dance at tho Armory. .
'OCi. 3.—~-C‘olmr~ll sor-iul~»13uroit:r
liobrituh lollgt; ill (will l-‘~.~ilutts‘ hull.
Oct. ti.v—-t;‘nrd penny by Medium:
hi‘urt Lorin: in 'littmo lion-u on So.
Main sir ul.
Oct. tiamlnozlri lllxrr Community:
Club Moot. ' .5
October 6.——.~\nuuul moot. EastI
Noru'ulk improvement. Association.
’Oct. 12.——i‘2loction '\\7t7llxloll's it‘or~
cign Misslnntlry Soulrt:'~~~.\'orwalkz
ill. B. Church. ' '
Oct. Fifi-14. ~—~ King's
Conrontion.
Oct. 21.——Dauhury Minstrel show!
under auspices of Lady Jennings
Lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem. i
Oct. 12.-Annuui Masquerade and i
'Theikmuwfi
Trust (30 .
First Bank Under-ii:
the Bridge » « 1.3"
On Washington Street? '
South Net-walk
Drughtsrsi.
Huliouo'on party. I’ridw of burns
ontortainmcut committee. -
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The (‘uthollc church today “honors
women wearing knicht‘rs is they Si- Jamm'i' Born in Dalmatiu'lll
Hit A, It, in rtndlcd under thcvnrm
illuslel‘s. .trttr his conversion‘ifo
the Christian rolizion. ho findi‘ln the
wild Syrian iiC‘f-lt‘l'i. wherc'i'le ”spam.
four years in pnnnnncc and polilu'd'n.
lie was ru‘allr‘d to Home id‘reyigb
nit: Latin Bible. _ . ‘ ‘
Tolluy is a holiday in Slim arid
button iil<:m.bcloty the liner.
Being stung by a bee is consid-
ered good for rhounmtism. But it is
had for the disposition.
Once they married in basic and
repented at. leisure: now iht‘y marry
in huslé and repent at work. ' t‘nli-uftn. lnrlio. .
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An old-timer‘s obloctiou to ulo‘ noc'mns smttt‘lfi- - -‘
TOKYO. Jut'tml.——l"mlnlry "acclaim
...... fipnl'cpr in snmn .c rtlons Oi 3119.1
an as they are in America. Iii-encrmi‘
rural sections hero thorn is but one
doctor to every 20,000 'lnhdbitsntls;
'l‘o t-ti'ccurngo rlontors to locate ‘m
lllesr: sections the sovrtrninnnl‘ln of» '
tel-in: about Moo 9. your bonus” "
‘£1‘
2:.
smart sot is all thcy do is sci and
not smart.
He'who always has a kick coming
finds it. eventually arrivcs.
”Advertlsc in tho. Soniihri for the
best results.
Norwalk Chronicler