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Thought
it in the multitude of dreams
many words there are also div»
‘anities; but fear thou God.“
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are such stuff as dgeanls are
e Sn, and our little life is roun-
with a sleep.-—Shakespeare.
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BEAIII‘H my
e week at November 16 to 22
on set aside as American Edu-
' This. under the aus-
ttention on those institutions
liltvo a part to play in human
essrand build up strong com-
ty ties. _
t and. foremost is the consti-
: of the United States loyalty to
. promotes unity or purpose
g its varied nationalities which
e the structure 0: .. American
* The part that school, and
oil play ' in L molding human
cter‘ and directing the course
human endeavor will be dwelt
at length. While conserve.
national resources. backed
,wpersonal thrift. closely link-
filll‘egi‘ni‘e worthy of therattgem
‘ to..be.given to them. j: y W
urday, November 21 has been
was; "Community and Health
"This points to the fact that
now recognised as one of
entals of‘home and so.
and as such forms an integral
irrational and community lite.
roof of this may be noted the
ill! movements" which have
a; impetus during the last de-
nd have already assumed im-
-ce‘,in the sum of health on—
or Among these may be men-
d. he child health movement.
oh \vas guided into being during
”World War by the United States
idren‘s Bureau. This aimed to
the health or the pre-
1 child. that period between in.
”and school life. both of which
diready received much atten-
tihticsin regard to child health
convincing evidence of the
Sr health work in this field
hwyresuited in the spread of
enters in rural and urban
“unities where mothers may
. ,, heir children for expert
th évice. This phase of the
u still growing. and even the
Vin its benefits through the in.
method or “rolling" the
it: enter to their very doors by
‘ t. specially titted trucks. .su-
. or cara‘as shown by the
jot, certain states west and
of attention on the ”IQ?
hild has helped to speed up
'ivork at all other. period's.
‘ purpose to lay a strong
inundation“ in those first five
«in. urough every means
Viczeduc'atlon of the mother in
. timulation or the child's
crest in establishinlg mental
‘yséal health habits. and in
sound the body through cor.
‘ or physical defects-health
n haamade rapid strides in
and community ‘ ci: es.
lies entered. into the school
i "new subject. At first it
tied as any strange child
5! given I." separate place
1 ium. Bill. it has grad.
‘sded all mm or 'school life
museums s livid: force
' room. So rapidly has
‘z.. grown. ‘that'chlldrcn
isolated communities are now '
interesting to note that this .
um...
,I ‘ their own health es...
of s' yearly health ex-
! d learn to adjust them-
lecithtui rules or. life they
only live more fully during
tinib. but may actually
you their life period.
RIGHTS OF SEGMES
The American Federation of Labor
warns the negroes against affiliation
with sCommunist labor organisa-
tion. “to advice is. of course. good.
But the best way to vaccinate negro
laborers against revolutionary influ-
ence; is to assure them their demo-
cratic rights.
’ The best way to keep them out of
Communist unions in to admit them
to the reguer unions, or to form
regular unions oi! them.
safest policy toward the negroes
generallyru they become more edu~
cated and therefore better able to
make trouble if they are so dis-
posed, is to see to it that they get
all their rights diner existing laws
and institutions. '
What are the rights of negro?
lxsctiy all the rights of! its man
of the same character and other
qualities with only one exception.
That is the right of intermarriage
with the white race. and to inter-
mingling in those social relations
which naturally lead to marriage.
This one line we will draw.
We must safeguard this one line.
but to draw no others. if this‘is
done. there will never be any dan-
ger of agitators. Russian or home-
grown, corrupting .the loyalty of our
negroes.
‘BRIGM‘ENI‘NG UP.
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monkeylug with the tariff. interfer-
ing with business and investigating
things. but Washington is’ happier.
when the lawmakers are on the lob.
Their present vacation is the longest
they've taken in .e. decade-mine
months-cant! the capital will be very
glad when they reassemble in Des
cember.
They brighten up the city. “ They
fill the hotels. They attract visitors;
They put vmoney in circulation.
They're good for local’ trade all
'round. 6
Washington is c metropolis when
the lights are burning on Capitol
Hill. Between times it's'anover.
grown village. It still has the White
tractions. but. all put together. with
the Supreme Court thrown in they're
nothing illi'e the show that'éongress
affords. ' '-
About the first real sign of win-
ter is when you start wonderiugwhy
in the world you cussed summer.
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The black sheep of the family is
usually made the goat for every-
thing.
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Women have more troubles than
men. A man's friends never criticize
him for growing old.
As a man thinks so is he. if he
can persuade his wife to agree with
him. "
Another advantage a man has is
when he goes visiting he usually
hopes they are at home.
, Trouble with mixing business and
pleasure is you are so liable to ruin
both of tiem.
Envoy’s W
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“a
”mink in terms or.
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In fact. the .
The rest of the country may feel
easier when Congress isn't in session.
House and‘tll‘e departments neat-~
« oxide ointment and bandage. and in. Never neglect cnrnchc. i‘lllodo island. who was killed U“ the
remember. send for the dactor at What do you know about fever? Shore road .h‘, East liavon" on the
.Apply a few drops of vascllne to tho
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HOW TO KEEP WELL
Surgeon General, tnitcd States Public Health Service
What Do You Do When Baby's Sick? i
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if so, sou are systematic.
Your life is run in perfect order.
You are accurate in all details.
You have rare business capacity.
And will be quite wealthy.
You inspire confidence.
Because you are trustworthy and
cgnscicutlous.
You will be dovotl-d to your family.
And your children will be your
closest friends.
Do yon know what to do in case 1 several days. Give baby all he wants
l e g [:0 'of cooled boiled water. _
your baby is burned or sea d d W Do not give him patent medicines
other than small and light burus‘ or llllxturcs advised by ”M noisil-
send for a physician. The child bot-s. if mm is not prompt 1'an
may die from shock. for a doctor. ‘
The emergency treatment should What ‘10 Y0“ d0 for baby license
of esrache? Do you know the symp-
he to remove the clothing by cutting toms of earachc‘ill babies? Gs'yins.
Where necessary. Avoid dirty oint-
turning the bend from side to side.
manta orr‘oils. There is always dan— trying to put the hand on the ceiling
ger of infection. Apply to the burn
side are smile of the symptoms.
as quickly as possible several layers Willie wdlting for the doctor you
of soft cloth wet with solution oi
!
may apply hot. dry heat. a hot wa- BOOflegger 8 Death
baking soda. Keep nir away from
tor bottle or dry salt heated» and ,
the burn. placed ill 880k. Drop into the car a ,xgw HAVEN, Nov. 4.....Sjn10‘m
As soon as the pain is alloyed zinc few drops of warm (not hot) glycer- [unnun‘ allesod rum “mm... of
You should know that {over is not a
disease but u symptom. Ulldcrcss the
child and put lllm to bed Cut down
on tile diet and giro plenty of drink-
ing water. chp the bowels open.
Apply cool cloths '10 the head and
neck or give cool or tepid sponge
once. unless the burn is slight and
covers only a. small surface.
Do you know what to do ill case
of colds? Keep baby ill bed us long
as there is fever. Give less food and
more water. [so an oil laxative
night ol‘ Oct. flaunt til‘fliil almost
instantly from it bullet from the gun
of a state trooper. whose identity
has not bolt-ll made known. it was
ldiscioncd here last night llflcr an
investigation by New Haven county
oil‘irinls. it was provcu conclusive-
ly by the investigation made here
that the shot that ended the Proxi-
dance man‘s life was not 'iired by
State Trooper William Schulzman
and also was not lived by ill-jockeys
us at ill‘ll reported.
Sclllltzllmll on the night of Oct.
baihilii Semi for a doctor. ‘
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noso every few hours. For" older
gently with an old spray or one-
tourlll tenspoonful cacil f baking
soda and common suit in one sup ol‘
warm water. Consult ll surgeon for
adenoids uild diseased tonsils.
Do you know what to do for con-
? . . s a lit.
unlly‘ They make the condition running bonds and an automobile
‘ . . . S S . li)9l’ilit‘d I) I‘m"; a .
worse. Milk oi' magnesia may be Today the Catholic church honors illlose (‘ncozntel‘cdfad‘lgtutggfomll:
used in emergencies. An cncmn of.
onevhalt' to one ounce of olive oil
may be used occasionally.
St. Charles Eiorrmlleo. a prominent
cardinal in the sixteenth century.
Today is the birthday ouniversar
Here again it is better to consult . y
a physician at once. Proper dictum, Ldmulld Km‘m' famous Blinke-
will so a long way toward correcting i spearenn actor of a generation ago.
constipating. . ‘ The city of St. Louis was lighted
Do youkllow what to do in cases by K“ for ”1'3 “’8‘ time seventy-
of convulsions? Without stopping “‘8’“ ““1”“ “£0 “3633’- Dem’el‘ be-
to undress the child. unless this can came the perlllnnent capital of Colo.
be done very quickly. place him in a redo 0“ NOV- 4' 1551‘
tub bath for at least ten minutes. Today ‘5 Italy's national holiday.
The water should be at a tempera-
ture of 98 degrees Fahrenheit. Al»
ways test water with your own bare .
elbow. Keep a cold cloth around
the baby‘s head and neck.
I! you ‘klldiv that convulsions are
caused by eating improper food, give
an enema promptly and a warm
water emetic. Keep the child in bed
until he recovers from the shock.
Send for your physician at once.
Do you know what to do for
coughs? You should avoid cough
eirups. .They are dangerous. A very
little plain honey in water orstowed
iig juice is soothinig. Apply vaseiine
in the nose at night and a. cold com-
press or mild mustard poltice to
the throat and chest. who not let
the mustrad‘poltice stay'too long.
Ask your doctor to find the cause or
the cough and followtne doctor's
direction. ' “ ‘
. Do you know what to do it baby
has the croup? If breathing is diffi-
cult give freely of warm water con- ..
taining s. llttlesalt and cooking soda.
as an emetic ‘to induce vomittin’g.
Apply heat to the chest for teamin-
iites. followed by cold compress.
It the croup is severe. throw a
light blanket over the child's head.
cuidistnnced the trooper after he
hurl llred'scvcml shots at it.
CHILD DIES OF BURNS i
HARTFORD. Nov. 4. (A. P.)-—-
lilurgrtrct B. Anderson. three years
old. daughter of Iver and Margaret
Kcllllng..indcrson. of 461 Franklin
Hartford hospital its the result of“
burns sustained when her clothes
caught fire while her mother was
out shopping.
sum. serous rim.
Arguing with a policeman is about
as useless as turning on an electric
light in the day time.
ASCOT, England .Novcnlber.-~Sir
Douglas Scott was driving a car to
his house when it skinned and turn»
ed over twice. remaining upside
down over a. ditch. Scott crawled
out from the wreck uninjured. still
amok g the pipe that was in his
mout at the time of the accident.
90th year.
Tile nice thing about being hsrd~
header] is the world finds it much
harder to kilock‘you silly.
Most weather beaten man on earth
is the Weather man.
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WHAT THE ”TOWN BIT WIT H
a
a .i.
not allow the ire tie to bepieced
near enough to e body to be on.
comfortably. hot or burn. No, time
should be lost. in calling a doctor, .
‘. What, dolyou do when baby cries?
When baby: is sick there is I lbw
meaning or wait wiihfsolnetlmes the ‘
.gurnin ‘ {gills held from sidegto '
side. A voluptuous. .mlnshbr
the issue ot‘ the
oi October 4. 190.3:
has returned to that place.
spending a week's vocation
homo of his parents in Rowaytorl.
Norx/Jl, sot
ubou. Norwulk this
loot-ll 500 and
basil.
induced to assist
ponds of this vicinity.
Kellogg. not sell the ice taken from
his Broad River pond for domestic
purposes.
William Tracey. yesterday.
stream is considered a source of
danger flowing into the pond. be-
cause of the fact that
through the Ledgewood Duck form.
A girl who expects some man to "
come along and propose to her af-
ter the manner of the hero
dime novel is bound to be disap
pointed.
grand. arc spondillig a few days in.
Port Chester. '
vantage of the fine weather today.
,and went down the stream after a
mess of smelt.
Postmaster Edmund Crowe. have re-
turned
L. Rockwell.
Thursday night allot a coon. which
the party had trecd in a large maple
and which tipped the scale at
at root.
lill uvclluo. died last night at the '
’Norwalk
20 Years Ago
The following items uppcured. ill
ifivcnlnig .Sclliiuci
Joseph Kinuiletcl' oi‘ l‘iiulgei‘lcld.
tutor
at the
F. H. Lockwood and Company of I
loosu ill the ponds
lllornlnig. be-
1.000 young block
it is hoped that others (filn be
in stocking the
Notice was served on Ralph - M.
by Health Officer. Dr.
The action was taken because the
it passes
in a
Mrs. Frank Raymond and son Le.
Several of the fishermen took ad-
Judge Joseph it. Taylor and
from a hunting trip to
Ridgcfield. as the guests of George
.1 lldge Taylor on
10
pounds.
Samuel Ireland's
supper was bold last evening. in
Martin b‘palll-‘o Hotel. in Water
About :0 local business men
attended it and pronounced it a
{cast for the gods.
Frank ll‘cl'guson of East Norwalit
has recovered from asevcrc attack
of the mumps. .
Norwalk football ions are making.
their applications for tickets to tho.
Yale-Princeton footbal, game. two‘
weeks hence in New 1» you. i
HALFERFANNY soy:
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9m
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annual game
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A fellow thinks lilo bust plncedo‘
hold the World's Fair is in his lap.
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MILLINDRY
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POLHEMUS
LEADING MILilIN ER
' 61 North Main. Street
Phone 3145.80. N orwaik
parents for their serviceabiii-
‘ FALL COATS ‘rroa
(SCHOOL CHILDREN
For comfort and smartness
these coats will appeal to
youngsters and likewise to
ty. Fur collar and cuffs trim
many models.
, $5.98 and more
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PACE Nlurl'
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ESPECIALLY
have not.
and l'cspollsibillly.
Wall Street
“DUALGOERS
Some “it‘ll have lillliii‘ lill-if”- .
But no lllllll lwmi Rt.
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This llllllll is i,‘hilt'i:iiiil)' «lillliilil- E
your executor by reason oi" i‘Xl'll‘l‘li‘lli‘t“, ~’ . -- - . .
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THIS BANK EXISTS
We hull: high notions of the duly “
and the privilege of a commercial
bank. We believe it is chartered
by illi.‘ state or nation for the con. .
\wlllwnw and daily use of the com-
mrrclul i‘Ollill‘lUl‘iiiy. We have no
narrow, solllsh. mercenary view.»
or this l‘nllitm'. \\'e Want you ll.
l'r‘el free to come here and con-
.‘l‘llll us at uny time.
The City National Bank
South Norwalk, Conn.
i":ll:lco~-—".\ Mun oi Iron."
filltltO~—"Sllore Lculc.” '
’ Tonight ,
Itogmll-“Not So Long- Ago."
l‘mlt‘llko Supper. C'llili‘l‘Ol‘i (drum:
East uvcllllc M. F.‘. ('illli‘Cil. 1
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COMING “VEXTS
Nov. .3.—-“i‘ampllcrnzllirl" l'ulld‘
dinner Walloma Council. ,
Nov. 5.-—0ld Flisilli‘illai .llltllllni
Entertainment at "community hall. }
Monkcr Carldl'oll.
Nov. 5.-—~~Sli]ll’ll?l‘ {nl' bonciit of .
Paraphernalia Fund \‘i’rlllullm. Coun- 1
oil lied Men's llall. Main slrrlot.
Nov. 6.-—Slaiu ofriur-l‘s to visit '
Eureka. llcbckull lodge 7H South "
Main street. :
Nov. i‘..—~I“irst moor (lf “fireside }
Art" class Girls‘ and Women's club. 1
Kov.‘7-14.——~Uiri Scout neck.
Nov. il.-—-Suppr:r by Christ ('llul‘l'ii .
Women's Guild of 1hr..- Cillll‘Ch. .
A Portion
‘ Of Your Incume
Should be Saved
Some save .a quarter
and some a third of
their wages.
The proportion must
be determined by you,
but to save some por-
tion is essential.
We invite small ac-
counts and pay 41/; “/0
on savings.
The: South
‘ Norwalk Trust
Company
Service .
Security
Congratulations
Start a .
Savings Account
for that
NEW BABY
of Yours!
Even if only
$1.00
is deposited, it is surely
a start and remember
that all money placed in
the bank this FI RS T
YEAR will be more than
doubled when the child
becomes of “age.”
Start the Account With
The Peoples
Trust Co.
First Bank Under
the Bridge
0n Washington Street
South Nor-walk
Storage Storage
You can now avail yourself of
the finest storage facilities in i
the State for any amount of ‘
space you may require.
Our warehouse is a 5-story
brick building, located at 5
Haviland s i; r e e t equipped
with the latest sprinkler sys-
tem, giving you the low insur-
ance rate of bile per hundred
dollars on contents. ‘
Daily Motor Haulage Ser-
vice" to New York
4. Tel. Nor-walk 294-10922
N. Y. Phone, Chelsea 8059,
. 203 W. 20th St.
HERSHFIEBD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
so. noawsnx, court.
a
Teleghone
3915
It is safer always
to have insurance
and never need it,
than to need ii
once and not have
it. Insure here.
1‘ Walter R. Coiling; l:
GENERAL INSURANCE
.. REAL ESTATE BROKER
Office Phone-«3916
Residence—"3899
23 North Main Street,
Norwalk. Conn.
South
Patch
Sugar Milk
Guaranteed free from deleterious
agents which are sometimes found
in commercial milk sugar.
59c
Regular Price 85c
Pickled Drug Store
‘ es Washino'ron or.
‘3'“ F M“, ”3““-
a
16 No. Main. St.
South Norwslk
Phone 25‘?
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Norwalk Chronicler