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The Associated Press “exclusively
lilitiod to tho ‘use of republication:
' em dispatches credited to it
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‘ TEpErHONEs
’uiiééh'iirtfc':
Wall so
A Thought
fibula them that. are rich in this
Id. that they be not. high- -Inindcd. 5
1' fast in uncertain riches. but ill
ilving (Bod ullo giicth us richly .
hings to enjoy. 2—] Tim. 6: H.
92-“
138!
When \\culihy. sliou iliy uisdonl
t to be to wealth n scinant. but to
PARKING
A‘ new parking ordinance is be-
it.“ difsousscd by members of thc
not a detriment to
el'chanls here is a necessity is
'greed to by nil.
There limo been parking ordin.
ncés in the past in Nor-walk. but
they could not stand the legal tcsl.
Besides, they stirred up so. much
hostility among merchants and
nhoppers that harm, instead of
Food; resulted.
The policy now in vogue of first
toning out all differences of opinion
‘ctvveon city officials and local mer-
Iwnls'ls an excellent one.
After the present series of pre-
lilninary meetings is concluded
there is every reason to believe tha‘
5. parking ordinance will issue from
the conferences whichvwill meet the
igencies of the situation here.
hen this new ordinance is pro-
v pooled to theiCouncil, it should pass
short order and then be enforc-
whole-hcai'tcdly by the. police
ith the full cooilcraiion. of all.
11m.“ Ml-mnox REPLIES
October 24,1925.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
ditor. 'ihe Elening Sentinel.
.Iii relation to an editorial in The
lug Sentinel of October 23 in
hi ill see my name mentioned in
action with a Tnxpnyers' Pro-
ye Association allow me. to state
built I do not know anything about
is association and have not been
ultod or asked to head such an
’ I would like to state
any assoeiation that my name
’pny way connected with will
be hiding behind any smoke
it to embarrass any lopubll-
administration or anyone else
will find me working for flu-
interest of all the citizens of
city whether Republican or
oral. doing my duty .as ] see
speaking‘out fearlessly f6r what
“th: is for the best interest of the
'as to whole. You state that l
achieved considerable local
Inflation by uhnt many consider
xéulouhness in guarding the
strings of the city. Now let
nture to say to those who may
have been Over-zealous that
use belting to the class .which
oped its just proportionatc
f the tax which is now ilf‘illg
at the City Hall.
I ;heard many people com-
_b‘out the high tax which is
talus imposed on the property
and which reflects on those
‘ifiny rent. It seems to me that
but of tax which is now be-
' a about as much as most
it stand But as you say
tax may mount higher.
{is it Would not he a. bad idea.
some kind of an organiza-
{l ed to put a "brake” on
Mnditurcs. *If not they might
' ' high as to discourage
the "live" men who are
"in for the transformation
it’y ofin few years ago tc
today.
state it. is the belief of these
opt the future of this cits
natoly ._l.hat “hat Norwallt
is not low taxes but more im.
went: (possibly more pensions)
as, roads, schools. servers, n
garbage disposal plant and
my new school buildings to
c the‘ North Center School.
.Ovcr Rver School. the Fitch
l. the Knudsen School. Con-
"School. Franklin School and
ipdult- School and ’iperhlps a
park and a new Cit! Kilt
ore. all where. are. those people
look on the City of Nonalk
ionatcly coin: to land Ill?
‘ (Sim ed) ‘ .
WM. H. NanKON.
this letter I read
knowing article which seems to
be \en‘ pertinent to the mat.
rider «inclusion:
u
‘, uglield. Mesa. Oct. :I.'--
By OIIES'I‘ER Ii. BOWEDII.
Modoiu univeultles “take all
knowledge to be their province." Tho
University of California. Ito-dust sp-
polnied I professor of traffic prob-
lems. whose chief function il to find
out. how to :et. more automobiles
safely through the streets.
His salary ill contllbuted by an
automobile company. And he has
about the most up to-dato job of any
professor Mlle. There arc. in incl.
few more important ones.
The whole development of ‘Ameri-
(Ill cities. their property values.
their safety of life, end the condi-
tions undel \\hlcll they rslse tllcil
cliildloll. depend on the solution of
this problem.
Neturalh, of cunlso it being In
practical ploblcm. that hits a pro-
fessor to solve it. if they let it in.
cilargn of a (:0llllllillft,‘ of business
men. ia\\\'f‘lfi and politicians. they
would be to lilt‘Ol‘f‘littLi
In .Ibslil'dily
of the Quinta Lew
An Ill'iinii‘lliil"ii absurdity of the
quota luu \Ins illlmtlnlcd by the,‘
plight of '.In .iusilliliam lurly. engag-z
cd 10 N! American nulal ofl‘lccl. “not
had difficulty in landing in San
lflnnl- isco in llo mul'licd bcmuseshoi
did not come \\thh the infinitesimal
quota \\hith the law allows to Aus-
llniid.
0f c'.0ulse nobody intended ihntl
iii)" ilnmiglntion law should diucrimi- may be no lli'iicr or worse Ih. Ill othcr
illlll' against Australia.
[I is the more mathematical appll. .
( mum of n formula. designed to dis-
iiimilmtc against eastern Europe.
lilili iiilllfl out the Australians. The:
illit'llliun was to slow up lmmigrn-.
liOll from the slowly assimilable pco- .
pics. “ho had been coming fasterl
than they could be absorbed into
imelicau life while favoring the'
ispidly assilnllable ones. In the case
of Australians and New Zeulaudersl
it has just the contrary effect. '
Would it not be possible. \\hiie
still keeping to the folmula dmice.
to liberalize the law by a language
test?
Knowledge of English is one "of
the elements of rapid ossinillul.ioli.l
There. would be no (longer of swamp-
lupus bl! pull prob!
rnivw here the present restrictions on
.I‘l‘lC‘O. Those thingsIlutcrulluc ”W de-
‘ sllulltly
5l'fll‘fini lunguuccs and institutions.
.i'il'i llilmlurulinll lllw i-i-r-oilltizcn lllc
‘5pcl'iill provision for the firm. also.
from the English-ape
and individual: from oi
knew Emmi well wood he.
slid these few would be either of a
dIIII'IbIQ clue '.'or would he coolly
subject to ' exclusion on other
grounds. .' .
It could do no possible harm to
Ami-m to admit very iihmlly all
English-opening lmmletulus‘, to
lump the present fllillli liberal quota i
for the rapidly ossimilnble peoples of
western Europe who do not monk
linglish but soon from it:‘ and to
retain until we have Iligeltod’thoso
others. ‘ . . r
| ' -u—mwa
\\'llut Rum
.il'c Superior?
it in not certain that there are all!
"lul'nrior" [Hid "uunerioil" peeples.“
leust among the civilized tacos. Cer.
Illluly them can be no horodltqry Im-
porim ity in those of British. Toutouic
or Celtic mioostry over those of
Greek. or [lemon antic-try.
ii) nll lusts no for made. if there
is our "superior" race. it is the
.ii “I. And the Chinese. having long
since starved their incapablcs. avrl-
age It good second. Ilut .tllcr'e arc
'i rulinly nusllullublc and noh- nssimil-
lillie ilopolcu.
A nlltion bus built up ll certain
ciIillzatioll. . based on COiiiiin cus-
toms. institutions and ideals. ’I‘lwso
. I
civilizations. but they flit: dill. lcni.
ll speaks u could" ifiliulllliiv, and
ill! people arc of it corialn illlysil'lll
graces of assinlllabllit). Slit-ll u nu-
ilon can assimilate almost lnsiunlly
others of its 0“" lucu iiilii ihiilflllllfil‘
It can nsslmllntc Illpldlr lilOM‘Ili'ihf‘.
sumo rude and of similar inslllutiulis.
and of rclutcd. though diffcrcnl. iilll- 5
gilllgc I
ll assimilates mole slowly those of I
dil'i'cicnt incc and \'f‘i',\' (lit-g
ii .
may not be able in nssimllutu all ulli
thorn; of \\holh dililililt pillsli'. :Iil
hit I
’l‘ ilf‘xl'
l
are four l"‘:l.‘l.‘il"l~'. '.i‘llo Ami-Ii '
limt lill‘U‘. ll might be \vl'll to llliliif!
Ily nil. noun
How To Keep Well
Surgeon I‘lcncruI. l'lliled ollllcs Public IIl‘llilil Sci-lire
S. FINISH!“
Rheumatic few on I'iituiuniisln.
.'is it is sometimes lulled. is u ms.‘
case of almost universal intclcst it
is fairly common. though not as flo-
quent today Its it uas a numllel of
years ago. Patients with rheumatic
fever make up from 3 to 7 per cent!
of the total sick admitted to our?
large hospitals.
‘Onco rheumatism dclclops. it oft
cu resists treatment; or. tllele may
be repeated attacks and the disease;
may become sub-acute or chronic.
Even when stho patient has fairly
recowred there my hc left pain l
ful reminders. such as aching. or
somewhat stiffened Joints
The worst feature of rheumatism
is the fact that it is crush the direct '
cause of heart disease.
There is no doubt. but what lhcu i
matic feier proper is an acute. infcc. ‘
tious disease caused by It norm or'
germs. it is probable that there lnul
under the term. "rheumetslm." as
commonly used.
Muscular rheumatism is a trim up ‘
plied to affections of the muscles as
distinguished from affections of
joints. Lumbago is a term applied
to muscular rheumatism affectingi
the large muscles of the back. Pain-i
ful points under the shouldcl blades
in the back are i'nmmonly due to
this same condition.
There may also be painful coulli '
lions due to the same cause in thei
muscles of the cm at uhlch may lead
the patient to suppose he has hcmt
disease or plcurisy. Such wins are:
superficial and while they may some
iimes be severe. they may easily hi i
distinguished from pains caused bl'
disease in deeper structurcs.
Rheumatic fercr ls cspccially
prevalent in temperate climates. it
in most (ommon during the latter.
months of \liilli‘l. it occurs most
frequcntll ilf‘lul‘cn the ages of 15!
and 33 mars. ..
ii is mm c common in men than in
women although between the ages.
of in .".il d i , boys and girls seem to
sufi'll- ilum lheumutism in about
equal nillllbi‘lS. ' i
“but are llxe predisposing luilses
of llleumutism-hou
case be melded?
Causes of
Rheumatism
The following muses are lisicd as
being possible pre- disposing causes
of rheumatism. namely: Eniargedl
tonsils admioids. and diseased iccihl
or gums. particularly pyorrhcn.
To be exposed to cold—to Ioniain
for some time in u ct clothing—to get
thoroughly or lepeatedl) chilled.
may. it is believed. load to an attack
are living beyond tiltir means. said
Henry F. lions. state commissioner
of corporations and taxation. in an
address here IIII president of the
Very England State Tax Officials'
association at its thirteenth annual
conference. s
“ ‘It is apparent. he said. “Iliat
New England is facing further bur-
dens in the form of taxation unless
the demand for improved raids. ed-
ucational expansion; enlarged fire
and police protection. shows a ten-
dency to recede—not to mention
other activities which cry for more
and more in the form of taxes. It
is ‘not clear that the local commun-
itlel depcndcnt upon their on
properties as the base for raisin:
the necessary revenue can go the
extavogance that many of them
mgoing in providing thcse things
which are nice to have but which
New .Engiand communities
Teeth, Tousils; Adenoids May Cause
' Rheumatism
‘iill
orchard to pay for."
of r'lllllinniln'm imiiiliii) oi it ~is‘
though iiint in some chars. illi' iill‘ll~
muiism illll) folio“ tnn1illll1. :l (‘Uitii
oi some Oli‘li‘l nl ilif‘ Ir'i-pliuiory coll-
dltlon which only have bccn caused
by ilio exposure.
It is wcll to avoid cxposurcwllnd
onu should learn that colds Inlifi sore
throats urc um ll‘iVil‘ii mutiors.
Cure of lili‘. form is important lillti
l \isit to 50m druilsi is rccommulld-
iii .il lcnsi oncc ill Hiv months.
ii iii umutislu usually dcwlopsi
qiliic suddcnll. il may follow linmc-
dilitcll :in :iiturk of solo lhiout Oi
tonsiliiin or thclc may he on illiei»
\ill of .I week In II'Il days of por—
fcl't llmllh fulloulllg ouch ull lliillclt
ill iliii‘ lili Ilinoilnl‘. dmoiops. There
mall lu‘lu- bot-n nothing p-ilillmlnury
in. ii, in $0 for .l.“ \\ccuu riot cr-mllll
F'th' null (hills
.‘ll‘ Symptoms
”-llltic nrc
usllllih .‘i'lllSiliiOIi‘i 0f5
be sevirol different dist-uses included :‘ mm’“ “" """’““" "l i" ‘i‘r "“1 i‘ ' libih
(min of f\lll]llfiill.". :lll ulncloplilui
usually \\‘ililin ‘.‘l hours from the on-
all. “
I‘lm- or lllfll'f‘ joints llrcomos swol-
iili l"'-lu ll»: llusllml iiicrc ul‘c
plufus- six-nits. iiit' icinpciuturc is
high lhr nlli'n' iniilll .md the patient
is nix iiilCillllrllliz‘lilil. (gitrn lllc
suffuin: is illiI' llSI'. , ‘
Tho joints mob! fi'l'quontly iii-
\'ul\rd .n-u liil limo. nnllle. i'llmw.
mist and hill)liiiil‘i‘_ in iiii‘,0l‘iiill‘
'-nllmul ’.i‘llc swelling may wundcr
iron] on" joint in :Illt’lliil‘l‘. All fli-
lmk of rlll'umnl'lsnl may lust '.1 work
or ten days or ii lust much
longer -‘
Rlloulnniislil ulluillll .llu l_\:- iii‘ if“ ‘.i
guided us It NI‘liI‘lllH dim lsv oil lli- ‘
(Oliiii of Ibo lll,‘l‘lll.lllf‘lll dnmum i.»
.ihe llct'lll uhicll muy lilillil. Do not'
“it"n‘ipl to limit on all: wk of rllcu-v
maiism yourself. Stay .l‘. lull .llld;
scnd for a physician. i
The large numlu-r of in l‘rnilh‘ dis-l
nhluli :mmlulh Lyv limilm: Ilium l‘ililt‘l i
from cur-cull joint wndilions ori
flom ’9. (‘illtlllililih lilStanii lnn'lt.
makes the plmcntlon of Hit liml‘tiiSn 1!
oi great inll’JOlidllf'i‘. i
(‘ lothing Should i
Bo. Adequate i
Ono should .lluuvs lain Illc lust]
iii:i_\‘
i
i
l
"1"" ”‘9 “is" lmsslblc care of his iiIuliil: I... “0.1% : buildingu‘ds roared and buildings are
‘lng should he lldcquuh
ililif‘ to the tcmpcraturc: dnmpnrss
should be avoided: a \\'Lii bal-
:mccd diet should bc taken. :uniilinc
against (I\"‘fll‘aling or of f‘diilln’ tool
much of one kind of food :‘Ind ton,
llttlc of othei kinds.
If there is any diseased condition
of tho {Ci'iil or gums. of ”It" till-outi
or of tho tonsils. thou ccl'tllinly iill‘stl;
:lild suit
jsllould he attended It! u'lil'fllcr you‘
I
have l‘ili'illlliiliflnl or not.
Tonight
I‘alace~"l"ighiing lilt“ ii’lanlmf'
Rinlto——"Thc Wheel."
{agent—"Any \\‘Oman."
O l C
ll‘ulconc-Saito Wedding.
()pcra lecture recital by Rudolph
Thomas in Norwalk Library Aud-
itorium.
COMLVG EVENTS.
Oct. ‘.’7.—Cllpping Party Old \\'cll
Commandcry in P. 0. S. of A. liall.,
Oct. 27.—Election of oiliccrs -—
Lady McLachlan Lodgv.
Oct. ‘.‘8.——Second annual dance
Ladies Auxiliary Mulroy-Tariov
Post in licd Men's Hall. Washington
ptreei. .
Oct. 2S:-4“omcnl Kind \\' (Ir-ll
Circle of First Congrcgnionpli
"bunch.
.stulll up lxtronlciv well.
flung-rules. 7i worr- college Illen
.You have a powerful will.
Lawyers an 5
u. rumpus r. sruwlurr
WASHINGTON ch. 26.4mm
people how on idea that. delinqu-
lucll lii‘u pretty dumb. " writllu
icspomlont. "Just how true is two?"
he asks. ' '.\a lo brains amounts.
l
iltlil. how do they stuck up?"
15mins .’
'l hat 3 largely ll mullet
of opinion.
As to cducullon ill y
thi
t
iliiiiU uli oi the H were git-duel ’ ‘
but most of them were. and all T V l
:li has: math: ll stult. . "
'l‘llo repxgscntuiiles urr n loss so
it‘CI. body und their allowing mail":
so billliilili. Still. it was
th': 433 of thcm-n-thcrc uere tWo
\ilcnlicil-s in the house when con-
gress adjourned last March —«‘ .“iO
had at least entered collI-ge and the
oxel'whclnling IlloJorltv were groom;
.ites. munv with exceptional hone
ms.
Oi ihu iil'l senators in tile ‘
. l or e
The lifliil (.'ongl'oss \\lli differ
solllouhol from the Mill and that
new members" biographies are .not
li\'(iii£lbie yet. but it is leasorlably
mile to predict that the two houses“
lilucniionul uvcragc next .lutei \\ ill
i not he lilutcrlally unlike the lust tuo’.
.'\'c\\ England members 0: Ii: 0':
(ongroso. roprc‘senlatixes uni
not] its scuutors, were almost 1.905
[701‘ com liberally educated Ni'k‘t
calm; the middle northwest—getaw-
liko Wisconsin. Mlllneaotli."tlio lilt-
Roma and lowu—und the south;
east. from the Atluniic to the \iis-
sissippl. ‘ubout neck and neck. T'lun‘
the Pacific coast. Fouitlliy tlic ouhi
lime cow countly, l‘inally New!
York city and the ilidustrlol region.
in: i“ ecu Illo All'cghdnies, lilo Missis-
slppi and the Ohio rivers. ‘ i’
'l‘hcrc's no implication will the
mun u ho fought their may up from
the with} range. the factory oi the
NEW 35min: Oct. commonality
lhc most picturesque sight. in \‘cw
York is that Of lnyriuds of men. bur-
l'ouing like ants in the earth. mak-
ing u hole with the sheer brawn of
their arms and‘ their-backs. Such
'sights about town are common. for
mor each of these holes a great new
going in Manhattan so quickly
.lnd thickly that One cannot. keep
Where the land has a tendency to
sink: heavy rainfall with high bare _;
i
i
I
l
. mine: And the chugging of motoml
680 one fut little man stands down-
.SIONDAY. 001‘ all.
if so. your life will be honor
ion will enjoy yourself always
You are interested in the arts. ‘
And are It criterion 'on- music; '
_,:
And excellent self-control,
You have a pleasant personality.
And you will haire 9. hour Of friends.
_. ,
Oct .
ilioad River Community Cl 3,
Oct. :ill.——Shrlnor’s Band oncsrt
under auspices Norwaik Mandi or.
der and Eastern Star ‘ ”for
Nurses‘ Home Fund at Tabernacle. ,
um. 31. «~Hailowc'en Entertain-
nlcnt, Brookslde Chapel.
Oct 31. ——Hailowe‘en Perl). W’cst-
poll Country Club—Madame Chas-
ion.
Nm. LOIIIIUHUOII and Suppe
Put Pocahontas allocation. ’ '
29. ~Cll|idrcn s unions...
of Monks
1's in Lead All Cap tol
ihloiile lo the notional capitol are
any lcl-ls rupnble humour! than
the white collar element. but fewer
”7‘5 ol‘ illcm boast university Carpet. -
L niI' orally (learner.l
cls \\'Iito them after their filmed.
Doubiluus others sis entitled to do
no if lhr.y pleased.
5 Law is supplllied to. be a learned
profusion. .Of the: POM-W" mid
Icprcscntatll on :i? have
in do still. 'rhpro truly. be infill; who
'llm-e been admitted to timber. but'
those hue practiced Scdyeil’
. Pedagogy certaili‘iif
0T6-
try school teachers Woollen preci-
dents. like Senator lieu of Ohio.
Ficht senators and representptivos
are doctors Two of them—Lacun-
tor Copeland and Represenuiiv ‘
Kindred. both of New York—ere ill-
Liernatiomily famous in the field of
medicine.
Journalism. if that hints at cm.
diilon. has 30 reprejentstlves in the
two houses. .,
» rho. are two clernnlen.
0 O‘. D
The late. Senator Lsdd of North
Dakota was one of- Americas best
known chemists Representative
Winter of Wyoming Irrit‘el' good
poetry; Ileproeelltotivv Cole of lawn
is a historian. Representative ”Froilu
luxhtn‘l of Massachusetts unwritten
neural books. Representatives Hill
of. Maryland has been 1.- Hsrvord lee.
turer. Senator Blnflmn‘t of Connec—
tlout has explored the Aluuon‘wilds
for Yale University ind, the National
Geographic Society. Representative
Lil Gugliel- of New York is. celebrat-
ed as It linguist. - '
s A pretty well educated Bengt-cos!
True. brains end education arelll
the some thing. but generally they
[95 together. more or less.
“ dint of them . '
‘.'Manitoltan is solid llo‘dk. When
old bulldinn are demolished this
”rock i.- revehled at. street lei-.el Many
of the old houses had no cellars be-
cause excavation in such rock wills
‘ ' .oo difficult and too cipenslle a gen
oration ago. .
. But now when a building comes
down, men swarm over the place
with almirilcn drills. «nowhere and
sticks of dynamite. with great cable
mattresses to hold doun frapmcuis
of the exploded stone. .
Before many days these men are
deep in the mow of the earth. look-
in: for all the ‘world like swarming
insects. They pull and sirloin and
push and soon they have loaded
heavy crates to the brim with crush-
ed rock.
All engine puffs and wheezel andI
’ yanks the crate up to a truck. Like
a mat otre with 0. long. elastic am
it ‘swinn its heavy burden about u
Illbugh it were a. mere crumb and
drops it into the truck.
The shouts of men are drowned
out in the mechanical fury of the
place.‘ the chattering drills. the:
thud of picks the snorting or am
:there in the center of things. rush-
in: gentle movement‘s pith his fina'
gore and the derrioke and the trucks
. and all the rest of it seem to obey
his every uhlm.
. ow for will these fellow! dig?
lit. fpi- will the business of. Ila-lol-
minin: lend shortinx-up [of Will all.
inn be so llomlyoomhed .
that some day II slight ii't‘IIml‘ of'lhe '
earth will out the place into per.
- gluon?
One hum.
min and sixty five notion-ll lswmlk.'
some it. . .
em illicit.
Eighty-moron senators and.
plesonlatllcs are or hive been 5:d-'
good. of ghoutorS—éall the way up from donor
‘ ‘ also " fiil‘un’nle' Hoyt.“
. 0. horse and comm had been Itoi- i
. affine followiu
The Fvcnin:
26.11105: N
item’s any or
manufacturing concern. to whom
To Ily nixllt's special town meet:
in: voted to sell the Smith mm
lock up properly: or a. portion of it.
mi they ‘msy desire. l5. I. setisfectory
price is agreed upon. will 'lvull't All
the land involvodnblcludin: the site
of the lockup. ,
The Mis'see Haddock end fill-nor
and the Mercer- fiickson and Cutler
gal-o a suppcr lust evenin: at 1:
Lewis street: Norwalk.
numbered 38.
Borer McKibbeu the remit son
of Mr. and Mrs. Goorko McKibbon .
of lilim‘uood avenue. underwent an
operation on 'his ibroat a. telly days
no. and is now ceiling along nicely.
out udiol' Guild of Grace church
held a well attended and in every
way piccolo: afternoon to: on, '
yummy pftehnoon lit the home of
most avenue.
About 925 do netted by“ he yelp
Lure;
S: R. Walkerlwho‘ sides Ill. i90
West street. South Noi-w our. report-
ed to Chief of Police Vollmer that
\iN'ew York City
yesterday. .
Stills Carrie Slouch: of Norwslk.
parents. .
run. '.lohn McMahon of Atomic
street. is confined to her bed with I
“51““ attack of typhoid fever.
James O‘leu, the genial clerk at
the Hotel Mahuokemo. has returned
from a trip to Ireland and other
points in Europe. where "he had a
very enjoyable time.“ ‘ .5 “
5e Willluw Low the well known or;
chestre. leader. ismournln: the long
of a bull do: which was divided in
ham-s in Weetport evoduo. 'f‘ues‘dny
animal of octolier
Them in a probability that the V
Tho :uests 1
spun Sunday in Rid:eileld with her I, .
night by the uncompromising wheels '
that You uéeti tile ‘
best Sound and
reliable insurance
only is sold here.
('.‘.
stroller our. . "
Mbwlflll. w. H. Chambers of East
Norwelk has secured the agency.
for the Daniel Keogh Coal . employ.
Trendley and Schenck. t e Brook-
side. florists. are making large ship.
merits of roses to New York City.
Seven persons registered for the
0‘ onion. .
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The Catholic 0 urch today holler!
St. Evarhus. pope and mortl'r. He
governed the church nine years and
died in 11:. He first divided Rome
into parishes.
'f‘oday is the anniversary of the
birth of Edmund Hailey. discoverer
of Bailey's comet. '-
The dayll holiday in Greece.
i Si. Illlnitlie bein: honored.
Chicago man is suing a dealer be-
cause his shoes hurt. Sho's dealers
please make a tootfnote of ihil.
Little Joe
_ co Mat-firs?“
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x
_ nail» ESTATE
night school in S uth Not-walk lost .
Waller R. Colilngs
" GENERAL iNSLlRANCE
BROKER
‘ Office Phone-39")
attendance-'88” .;
It . Help Street- South
onvolk. goon.
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Over on Second avenue ill-:tc is a
inn-tallied room which proclaims it-
'seif through A streaked banner u
bornc' “The Jewish Social club for
Uninarried Mon and Women....
Everybody Welcome." A young fcl- ~:
low in pus-in: we: heard to mutter
to his companion. “You. unmarried.
I bet my ’ifelo in here how.” ,
A”!!! w. I)!“
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First Blink tinder
the Bridge
J On, Washington Street
South Rorvnlk
1
fls THE TIME. Foil
YOU To SAVE.
a Some young men think
it will be easier‘to save
a little later. '
.. There is nothing in ii:
If your income in-
.Icreases, so will your ex-
,penses.
l The time to save is
1- NOW.
TileSoiNorwaiiI
u.
Trust Co.
Service Security
: . -. . ‘. '.
Mrs.: “I don't believe you intend
to site me any money. "
Mr: "Then for once we believe
lilikc!" r‘
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The man of the hour bu been
Jllonnin‘ for- ym_ . ’
Norwalk Chronicler