Evening sentinel, Friday, October 30, 1925 · page 10

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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hillbilly, gonlER 30, 1925.

 

 

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Norwalk . . YOUR ESTATE .
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20 Years Ago It is lo‘ulTyl .ltilll'clilfiyhltl lilltl :‘TlTlllli i'lllliiTAvn T lill’i; T

your Estate be preserved illltl uuluugvtl us you
would wish it.

 

fully and Briflifliy peanut-ti t... s
‘ bayonet. '

‘I'et he is placed on the retired list
. or the him without pay. because he A
m an homeboy owner. it is 03- . . ’1.
A acutely doubtful if Wililempsover -
A will: be able to do a man's wort:

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The following items appeared lll .,
the Evening Bonllnel in the issue ol
October 30. 1900:

The Danbury division tracks “'t‘l‘t
tied up from 8:80 o'clock Saturday ,
night until nearly 9 o'clock Sunday
morning. as the reslllt of two freight
oars leaving the rails between Nur-
walk and Wilton.

A. very pleasant surprise party ‘

 

” ~33“.th is denied: the three-quarters 3

pay of a. 5etlrod officer. willie other _ v‘
men who now lgt a. swivel chair in . '
Washington during the war receive ‘
it. Naturally many such injustices
will grow out or a war. The Govern-
ment really can‘t be blamed for them,

A illlk with us wingivc you valuable ill-
' i'oruuliiolliou llll’ subject.

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us.-‘.n:;:::::: 3 T'Oil everything “l “1 WW” 9° correct ATTFE QTY day. Games were played and music i R . . ‘
it» such thins: OF NUT mm to ”W the hour. mmmm T W ll gt T N n
. runaway occurod in West ave- a orwa r A ,A'
T... l. Williams made ‘ UNI-t sacrifice.” mp. yesterday afternoon. A horse k reet ‘ . '.

did his own son. who slipped into the
Natty when only 18 years old and
was' seriously wounded cut the tor-
”do“ phi». thsiJaoob Jones.

managed to disengage himself from .
most of the harness of the carlwiugt ‘
to which he was attached, but llttluA
damage roiulted.

The south Norwtllk High school

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

“1‘ Government cant d° ‘°° football team. traveled to Derby on A 5
much for men of that type.. But it Saturday and were defeated by tho .‘
is noth t much heavio" high school team of . . ..
‘ mt char .1 ol‘iminal when the that place. The score was 30-0. 1 . ‘5'
19,— Government fails? to give such be. A daughter w“ bum on Friday
”.10! Muslim” ms “’1‘” ‘W mew“. TT morning, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles 6 1
MM mu“ 3° it . T. Dlmond of West'htvenue. i
9m“ , . n I Deputy Sheriff John w. Sculloy .
NEW Ion}: BKOWS~ and Prosecuting Attorney William
" ‘ J ’ - F. Tammany are enjoying a shoot-
. . . ' ing trip today. 3 , . .
WPIONES ‘ T“ kind °' ”‘0‘" NQW York Teller George Wbodward of the l0 8 pt 30““ 1922’ were $1'465'717 81

 

National Bank of Norwalk. was a
spectator at the West- Point Yale
game. played at West Point 'on Sat
urduy.

Mrs. Thomas Walsh and daugh-
ter of East Norwalk. are visiting in

m are probably New York’s
business and no on! olss's. If we
visit New York we don't have to go
-to them if we don't want to.
But if you elect to detend

Sept. -30th.. 1923,
Sept. 30th., 1924,
Sept. 30th., 1925,

anon-nun...” .A’-.'i

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A Thought

were 1,899,203.85 gain $433,486.04-
were 2,290,930.19 gain 391,726.34
were 2,733,986.98 gain 448,056.79

 

 

the

quaint Ffiw York 0““on 0‘ puking Nieljhtigrih‘lscsuglta Crampton. dough A l
,1. is, 1...... while he may be on revues in which the chorus girl. tor of Mr and Mrs How"! A ‘ With this healthy growth of deposits has comé

 

Crampllon. of West avenue. was giv-
en a Halloween surprise party. by
a company of her girl fl lendsi Sai— '
urday afternoon. The afternoon was
very pleasantly spent with Hallow'c -
on games and, a collation was served.
Miss M. E. Austin of Boston. was - f. .
'the guest of her brother. Willis ll.

Austin. of Woodward avenue. over T E CITY NATIONAL BA
turned from a trip to Washington.

,D " . “I‘M! S Lockwood Pres. Fmdurltk ll Rowan. vs... pm

HOW To 1(th WELL r : - _: .- ".0, -» .. - .

Tellcr Joseph B The. Jr.. of then
By pit HUGH 8.. CUMMING

dispense with Aulmost all of their
clothes. don't got off on the wrong
tool: by rising. tb Join in the about of
"art for art‘s sake. " T

These shows don't feature senil-
nakedness 991' art‘s suite. and every-
body knows it} If you want to scanty
, - costumes. go ahead; you can make
out a good case for yourself. But
don’t hefog .tho ’issue by talking .
about “apt." That has nothing‘to‘do
with it whatsoever.

. an increase of friends.
. .. --
. commndmnu If. “10

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‘ one into himself. To keep
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Central Nntlonul. Norw.nlk has re-

 

nationalism is over the
we. The only obstaols
, lvhtiou of Germany.‘ and.

 

 

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If so. dominate others.
People follow you in all ybur en-

 

,Qo many alleged panaceas. cure-loves moderately. inn-toy are wise

 

many. of Europe. 1' “‘9 . 9. , ' t" I. ~
or the Nahum ”my A , , Swan dental-a1. Illltcd States Public stealth more . oouth Norwaln, Conn.
,AAWhich refuse! to 089°“ Sailors have changed. Th6 nay :
but until it grants to of “vrooden ships an on of iron" A . .. ,. l Shun Panaceas and Health Fads l —'
Finn“, 0:170an 30. I
concessions to which .no is gone. 'lo‘iplace o famous old " ,. —--—-—-———- l
1

men would oopsentn .fiiich clippers. with their hard drinking. .

oils and health falls have arisen and they will begin grildunlly nnd by

raise 1th! applhuso of un- biaiphomops. fearlAAtAz-ss seamen. we telprlscs. ‘ . . T
- have been heralded, to the public at daily ”em” they may in some .
mighgumm at home. but am the palatial; steel steamer-LA Youflmlllmbe successful in a 19“" “were“. “men that we are jugtifipd measure "more u“... lost vital . ,9 , . A Portlon
. ‘ot make for peace or good with crews made softer and less Nowamount of opposition will keep in calling attention to the necessity power; 6[ s rosper
brutal by WWW- , for better general information in February and March are the . - '

abroad
_ same nationalism. in France.
' the present agreement at

you hone your goal.
You ale persistent.
And rometimeti a little stubborn.
“You hmeut ialgc Iolloulng of

health matters.
it is unfortunate that so (uv poo-
plo have the opportunity of sludving

monthl'l which are most dangerous
from the standpoint. of disease.
There have llfwll years when the

’Is it all improvement? You re-
member thefire on a ship off the
Florida coast. where passengers do-

What ever helps South . , Ol Your Income

roe years beyond the time
TAwas plainly overdue. In
‘. it. sets the weight of our
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' step of. international. no-
a.

0 looks his not fit for ’10
m clnie'nshtp in As free
A‘But, like every othclf‘Vh-j
aberrations may transform it

otisln is an essential virtue.

friends r
They look to you as their leader.
you will love when you are young.
‘But many later on in life.

glared bevel-oi of the crew fought’ in
a frenzy for the ,lifeboats.*threw we.
men‘A and.children habit and scram-

anion were rough customers in 9

the days of the California and Chine. sunday Afternoon

clippers. But at 1"“ they were two! The first mceilanzT of the South
lsted courageous seamen—mot men Nor-walk lilualcitlns‘ Union under the
who forget. every tradition of the 599“ winter schedule will be held in Mu-
when a r siclans' Headquatcrs Ant 106 Wash-

, in“ comes. . ington street. Sunday at 9: 0i) p. m.,
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sharp.
Important business will be discus-

tho human body and learning thor-
oughly the structure and functions
of the different organs of the body.
including the brain. itself. The 11\(‘l'

and thin in not saying a mail llGil'
for his knowledge of automobiles.

How much . are important
health than speed! v

The-i'trobiem of keeping well is or.
exceedingly comprehensive one. Milli
does not live by bread alone nor does
man protect hi's health solely by do
ing "daily dozens.” by devouring bulb
and yeast. nor by iepeating to him-

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number of deaths in February was
nearly 15 per cent of the total for
the year. The February rote ls often
about twice that for any other

there is present much more disease
than at other times

Whatever may be the causes,
them is no doubt that much of this
disease is unnecessaly and that
many of the» deaths could be pre-
vented. ,1! all of the people had ac-
to the scientific knowledge
“liltli has been made available by
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for prosperity.

town or city pro‘sperout
is large. bank deposits
which enables the ban]
to give ample financia
s! p p out to industries
f a r m i n g and business

Norwalk to prosper in-'
creases yourown chances

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tion is essential.
We invite small

Should be Saved

Some save a quarter

. . . ‘ ‘ ~ ~ _.-L_._,. ”WWW“ ago man knows more about 110“ to mm. “an... Mal-ch. . .
‘Iiiltwit and nature! “M“ m" l“ “ ”a re” t° “we ”mm' take care oi his anobile than he An" N... only is m... a higher mm. anti some a thud Of
gr... him disloyei touhumm- “We" MllSiClanS t0 Meat knows. about the care of his luul. mu during mm two months. but One thin th t ak
. . 9’ g a m 95 a 811‘ wages.

The proportion must
be determined by you,
but to save some por-

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couiitry as the solo fuel for homes
and motor cars. ., .
chemists now are at work yn sev- ~
oral processes lookinig toward this Before they landed they had
6nd. never met their future husbands.
The real hope of preserving the knew nothing about-9 them. except
natural resources of the world lies that. their photographs were pleas-
in the hands of scientists. A new tag. .
discovery by science Conserving oili And yet We find thtise who say
idAo more than years of I that this commercial age has killed
propaganda. ' -‘ ‘ ‘T ’ aromance. love and adventure.

THEIR ROMANCE ENDS

Six girls come from Sweden to be
‘picture brides" of young Bn'edisll
men in this country.

Dieting to increase weight. after: plo. This information is at your dis-
3: most necessary measure. is some- pnsnl in books and bulletins writ-A
times carried tanenough to be harm- on by experts and issued by tr»
ful-and over-indulgence in the hominmont. national. state and mu-
wrong kinds of food is certain sooner .l‘il( lpai and also by auxiliary semi-
or later to produce a diseased deY- public chic bodies. such as health
Disqng to decrease Weight may. if associations. and by reputable, pub-
done unwisdy. winken one 10 “Ch lishel-s who handieAtile books of emi-.
an extent that t 9 body may lose llont authorities. . i»
thrash g"?! resigtinfifiplovmrs ““3311! \s hat “(filth . 50 $0. Ma: n 8" reet
o ere y a p 3'5 ct. illsok R ‘ ‘ _ . A
silently the most impprtant part of 1,532,039,”... M... m .0 So. Norwalk Phone 3560
"W "99‘9”“ °t “M“ ““9“” llonitll" is a slogan worth following." , >‘ ~ .
A. The selt‘prescriptlan or special diets In order that you “may know , .
0’ the adoption 0521:“. m 99“?“ something about what books to read
may be distinctly dangeroui on health subjects the surgeon gen-A "
. 1"“ “93mm“ 0‘ t°°§lrWhll°lm~ erTal of the United states Public , A
rodent. is but 9 erosive-tint theqlealth Service. Washington. D. c.. ,
' fgcxo:éafg?fitlihm:rficr§afipf l “ill be glad to sondyou a list of the

publications 0 that ‘scrvice. The
. T1“ ““9"“. 0' mastication N9 119‘ National Healtlxl Council. a voluntary NEW FALL GLOVE
. the only ones that need new?!- organization. located at 370 seventh

Beautifui‘iisnge of
mast stoves
59c .. $1.95

_ Begin Tliiles'dsos 'v avenue New York city. has prepared
TTMME. JEANNETI'E

Young " T a selected list or health books (or ‘
mime. in general in a vital
56 shuts Main Street
Nov.11.—-!nstaliatlon of. offibors

-popuiar"readlng. This list will be
the maintenance or \
South Not-walk. Conn.
Lady MsLachlan Lodge. '

sent to you upon request.
Nov. 12.-—Meeting of ivoman’s - 9 T

vies. ’ ' , .
otlln‘ilil loyalty to Lthe notion. WNSEBU’ATIPN Alssdtlp: 11:11.0 BigngthfChggelfiSlcegnh: self daily (The phrase, "EV"! (kit in would apply these simple common men, . .v 011 savmgs. ,
‘ biotin-Mon 0t mnn9 19939? T T lMusiclansT in hasten Mass on Oct ““Wwa9"-—und yet there is‘o ob- sense. hygienic procedures and pre- " mammm’“ “"5““ . .1 .
The American Gas Association in 25 “Am be heard , . .. . ”we" to the daily dozen in are it "mm“ measures. much suifering . . ., A A
.. »- convention at Atlantic City predicts T " t the cannot exercise our of doors. Would be prevented and many deaths . .————.—_ ‘ A
‘° “’° ‘9”;"9' “m"- 9"“ that the day is coming when unis- a . ‘3 bran in one or a number of coca :mr'tul I , The 011“] .9
0 whose loyalty to his family eh} 5.“ will be “PM throughout the l Romano]! foods. and optimism is always help- 'llow may one obtain this knowl- ,
hint disloys'i to his community ‘ ful. edge? One method at least is elm--
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T: Norwalk Trust
T Company

.Servicc

The Peeplés
Trust Co.

First Bank tinder
the Bridge

3cm: a bad; oitins‘n. but an un-
' thor; A 30 whose loyalty to
rabbit! anakAol him- disloyal
" to is not serving well the
at whose loyalty to the State
in chloral to the Nation is

ALEXANDER
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even a. good patriot. there ,
,‘Aho insist that the argu-

 

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Storage T Storage

You can now avail yourself of
the finest storage facilities in
the State for any amount of
space you may require.
Our warehouse is a battery
. brick building, located at 5
.Haviland s t r e e t equipped
with the latest sprinkler sys- -
ism. giving you the low insur

it is .wise to to only to reputable
. authorities for expert advice on what
to read concerning such vital mist-i
A, tcr as your health; Not everything.
'T which is published is reliable., »

 
 
 
 

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Readers shear bear in raid that
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club of Norwalk.

 

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Nov. 18 —.—Counoll Tof. Religious , . 9 an“ rate of 50° F" hundred
Alienation Musicale. r: j ~ ' ' ‘ - . dollars on contents. ' A , .
"“""fl . ., ““““ 1+. , .'_;Ai~ .
. . zest-m Daily Motor Haulage Ser- i . burns-u If you in-
9.93:3 Avioe‘ to New York , .> »

Tel. Norwslk 294—10992 sure here today

I". Y. Phone, Chelsea 8059.

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New. Lye-Initiation and *BAAiipp par. Today iuéooio'brs'ied. as ”any“, 9!. 'Norwalk
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