nobleman.“ ltrost
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"‘b"°‘rflflf’ Q's-Ill.
‘urtoollluitillllti
onloolos-s-sssuoos
UIQI'IOIogOIOIIIVI
The woolen,“ Puss.
New, Instead
PW
'I‘lln Dali!
* . mournouus
Tit Thought
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.A REMEDY
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hing cheap, weze “stung."
pie could loam.
1, that you never can get some,
for nothing In this
of swindlern..and confidence
‘ ‘ hedesire to do justthai. ls
router) for the loss 01‘ millions
61hr: annually in “sucker" in.
Hits.
on wants to put a few hun-
dollara into project that will
.. him wealthy. Not to worl: for
saith, not, to spend years of
:d allergy in laying by s
phtcncc: but to get it for not-
,ithout earning it. And pre-
Ome smooth oil stock sales-
omes piong and there is an-
"pliadder and wiser man.
'don‘t get things for nothing
life. Things simply don't
I (list. that way. a
*s’ WEAK ARGIFMENTS
I
tor Boruh will doubtless use
ongcst and most logical or;
ts of which he is capable.
o opposes the World Court In
mite. where his colleagues can
ck. But he did not extend I}
.mpiiment to his audience in
' the popular part of his
fill. in Chicago.
rate. unless the reports of
l) newspapers belie him, he
gulf there. Juslly condemn-
,ei Versailles treaty for the
p. d four" embodied in per-
I it. be tried to attribute the
(1 almost to anything even
at d” with it or with any of
itutions. And this only the
rthe signing of the pact of
iwhich. not only "associa-
lh the Treaty of Verssilles
League of Nations. but di-
lnlsed on them. was also the
'at‘ constructive step away
‘ he."'hntee and fears" to which
Boron so properly objects.
aptly. then. good as well us
come out of the Versailles
’3’: it!"
i BLI.‘ FF.
ybody in Westport ca sue,
impeaching" the Prosecu-
rco arl ordinhnce that is
-sble. and which. in fact.
in au‘ojdliorisl this morn-
Tlléd‘ Belch Committee,
More 10 keep Combo
stvely for Wesipo‘rters.
finglhio I the cit-swing up
’s‘ucoi in question and
e one meeting into pus-
into ordinsneo carried no
and Prosecutor Bradley
' Bevin a "with:
had been provided.
to he . .rtstod n“
no mam-m would
initial Westport for
,ju the ordinance
7 units. boom
'- cm.
lb fashioned nlm‘flnm game
riled successfully in Norwalk
r whispers he has good
cheap. The implication is.
once and
0
life. the
. ; so W New: to u .
“mm to trlihfi'n studio" sway V’
(“and can melt lust,
PM Dales at no. Non-
“ oil: «so: do
I Wm “mun:
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lpy .......i........8 cont:
.ai
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Association.
NOW”?
Wine of Connec-
ooisted Frenchmen at:
so the mo! row on c i lulu n‘d diou'n t wn
a‘dilvttolu moms out ,3: m ' W ' o 1
J credited to. W8
also the toast pews pub-
It n—u
his and my house. we will
Lordfla—Josn 24:15. .. .. .
on. like lire. sooth upwsrd.
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it! probably be 8 has all“ ‘u‘sli'y its deliberations ottrs’ct little
the more or less heltor-skoiterlpro- .
mm m Mir. Nil W ‘wui
be mud, to «Mu it. to sin out. .
older who II’ more of; his rights in-
sists upon pu'itinr hit 3* it tho
, bench in violstion of our mm».
the town hop" to “molly" birn in ‘
other My! until his Ilfi ii mud: ~
memo“. ‘und Ito demos. But
even this” pm»! is dillMu's end
the Town of Weather: may add list-Ir
fscinl s‘ nice comm suit' In con-
sedusnco. ‘
Weltport msy charge for picking
pines st Compo Beach. or nil: pros
vent Iii psi-limp at tho bench. or
ms! mm ”W pulling rolulstlons
which It‘ dill-u. but wbnovor lllt‘al
regulation In. thdr must apply to
on porous stills. The town’s tit-lire
in this twitter, however. is to .90
special priviiops to West‘portm sud
to exclude Ill attire if such on
Ides were to in applied in town tom- 1
isistion gfmrslly tic whole Slots
would soon be in s. new froni dis-
Tbo sum of Connecticut tried to
help Wutport by crating” s Stet.
Peril It Sherwood? blind. which ‘
would have who swdy much of
the ovoz'crowding‘ which bothers
“We-wort st Cornpo Belch. When
the town voted. sinking the slim-
wood's I‘llond project it wujoing
"(inst its own but:- Intorssts as
perhaps it realizes at the present‘
time. -
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Ir NEWSPAPER EDEIGATIOK.
Graduate than! your daily news-
papsr . _ ll '
Thst's one way to acquire I. good l
general education. according to
of Dill Mill e
Glenn Frank of the University of ,'
Wisconsin. But on education eon.
not be acquired that wsy without
rigid inquiry and vigilant resisrch
into all the sources of knowledge to
which newspaper information leads.
life says. ' _
‘ The newspaper touches varied '
fields of knowledhe. according; to ;
II HOW To KEEP WELL
surgeon General. l'nitcd Sines Publie'KcslIIt Service
Frank. and if the reader really seeks
'to understand the things to- witch '
the daily. dispatches point he will
.cducsto himself. .lul‘lucnzu or in grippe. is an acute
“11.3! readers W6 in!" 110' t0 ghighly' communicable. lllsr'use. This
use our newspapgn; W0 MUM disease may or may not begin like
make the reading of any” food .: cold-
newspaper the lde’il point .i depart; '.
uro for s liberal education.” Front
Isays. "Almost any news report his”
implicationsthet run back into sev-
'eral fields of knowledge.
“This morning I read a flvio- the
item from Mexico which ImmedIEte-
iy demsndod that my mind dip in- .
'to geoirsphr. chemistry. education
and politics in order to no the
mesnlni pf this five-dine news item.
Our minds noutifns‘think front pas-
rtlcular instances to general lam.
The symptoms are pains in the
had. eyes and. limbs. sometimes
but. not. always a, watery discharge
from the nose chilly sensations,
equal! utd‘marked musculat- pros-
,‘Iraiion. In addition to these there
may be abdominal symptoms such
as halides, diarrhea. vomiting and
clamps.
There is tower which \Hallfili ac~
cording to the intensity or the di-
sense. The fever usually Iusls a
few day: and shows a marked ten-
dency to bronchial and pneumonlc
complications. There are many \ttrl-
stions In the way influenza attacks
Look Out fo‘
1' “Flu” Now
—
and for this season the lil.iiiifcslu-
Lions tiIIi‘cr in different. imlhidusls.
It is probublc that the ugent
(or agents) which cause influenza
come from the nose and throat of
infected persons. Some persons may
curry the infection without. having
the. disease.
Sanitation and hygiene appear to
have relatively little ri'i'ect upon the
control of Influenza. The short pcr-
iod of time which Is necessary for
the disease to devclou. the high dc-
gl‘eo ol‘ cgmnimiicubiiii). and the
fact that no class of society is he:
t‘iom infection because of hygienic
or sanitary -fpl‘ICHIIIIUIIH is no doubt.
‘n steal mcusute responsible for flu
\iolcuce 0.? opidclulc utltlltoelm.
Keep it“ 1y from anyone suffering
from the discunc.
i
We very rsrely think fr‘dm general
Ides: to particular Instsnces.
“i should like to so. an oducn- ;v
tionsl experiment made in .. which“
the only textbook used in the sauce".-
.ll~‘.AIA)ITH\'. Sunni-ill MO'I‘IVE.
NORWICH. Nov. hthl'). No
other motive lliun .ivuleusy of Peter
l'lsin-ku. 29. “his purincr In the farm
business and u boarder in his home.
tion of a group of students would be
a. good dolly new spapcr. with widc~f
ly informed and alcrtlmlnded teach-
ers simply reading over the news-
paper with the students. and at-
tempting euch day to ferret out of
the background information neces-
snry for a real understanding of
the news.
Granted an adequate degree or in-
telligence in the students and teach-
ers. I venture that in four years or .
nuclei the Cuillolit l'lllllill ll(lnul3
SP Beiwtllle ubbeus In the scicnth
century.
Today is the bi llhlllly :lillliHlMl5I
of Nicholas Louguolih. upcuker
“to House at llctilcsctiiutlvcs.
Today Is a hunk holiday
Republic oi‘ Salvador.
The Lewis and Clank mwdltmu
leached the mouth of the I 'olumbiu
Rher on Not 5. 1805.
in the
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had been developed lust night by the
authoritlcs for the munlci‘ ycltcrdnl'
of l'iuul-ko by Samuel I‘okuln)‘. 38.
who then commlttcrl suicide. “0"!
men \vcrcslmi in the bend. their bo-
dies being found in the kitchen by
Mrs. l'oltutny ubtlut ill o'clock.
“hon alto rcturnwl from the burn.
where she bud been washing the
milk”boltles :ll their farm In Tuft-
\ tile. on the outskirts of the city.
The loo smallest pluce in the world
is a boy’s stun-inch uh Thanksgiving.
less wecou‘id produce a more thor- I
oughly educated and more broadly
informed type of xrsdusto than by ,
ONLY 4 FEET wins‘liotps 3 FAMIIJES
.cess of an extreme elective system
under which the students may learn
a great deal..about a great many
things without ever relating his
knowledge to cultent human affairs
or seeing present- day society is s
coherent whole." |
«new ranmmriufis’.
The Ways and Mean. Committee
of the House of Representsiives is
ancxtfiomely importsnt body but. us-
popular attention.
Big business. the Industries and
banking. alwsys are interested in
them. of course. So are” politlolino.
for they know that the legislation . ,
which the committee originates will '
have its relies tutor It the pens. fl-
rot-ably for themes of mm
"9‘ of Its mill» however. on .
too dry and notifies] to hove mile“ .
upset to the bulk of at. mini-2‘1
mini-lily so their lmuok. ire" .
bound to be effected, in due lesson. _
Just uowldsn. mpg“ _. ’
The committee's present meeting.
to frame a“!!! bill for the next ul-
c‘sl you. “mini is DIM figidliod
by grout numbers of voters who
new» hitherto troublod'i‘oir We.
shout such mtters—excopt to kick.
Mil-stir ‘
This Interest in uttosted b1 the
W of “It‘ll"! R 0‘01! ““4
urn-lot. by m «but.» of .
m and: who not their ‘mws .
con-isms gas by the wk: of is.
torn cm W mbll'l If. "‘-
“tow. ileum “not. W
o
‘G
. sous situations trod
answers. wireless shit mullet-ls _
consistent: ,
nos other;
. niece both!" will It the: don‘t
‘ stoke good winter snow.
W
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' months In Brooklyn. N.
;
I 10 Years Ago
'l‘he l'uliuulug Itutm llplll'llll‘d in
the Issue of The I‘lyeninx Scutlnel of
November it, llllflz'
(‘ttptnlti Arthur Duy hills returned
to his home In llctis plucc. from Floa-
ton. During ihc sulllmcr t‘ttptniu
Day hug Ill-t'll In charge of the Dur-
ycu yacht, which he put into winter
qnnricrs ut. City lslun‘d last week.
Miss Mudcllnc (.‘ttnlrlbcll has re.
turned to licr home In Spring Hircot
nfinr a visit of um‘cml days with
Y.
(lfrlccr Milton Lockwood pacified
sovcrul families In the Springwood
section lillll evening during the course
of un urguulcnt which llrumlscd, If
It continued to grow. to reach Intel'-
ellting- prunortlons.
i'fliil‘ord ltuymontl ls ill at. bubonic
in Hunt. nvcuuc with up attack of ty-
phoid fever. Ills many friends look
for his HDQI‘tly recovery.
. The fifth anniversary oi.“ the com-
lng oi‘ the Rev. lt‘rcderick A. (.‘oio-
man as the rector of Trinity Church (
will be celebrated during the coming
week.
E. E. Gorhum is ill at his home in
East :tvenuo.
Lt‘iior Currier .Iatmcs Haliford of
Winfield strctt Is one of the several
flsllolmen that is trying his luck
down the meek today.
(‘hllH I-‘tty has resgined his posi- '
lion in the Schultzc mmket
Edward Kubnn of South Norwalk
is having ll, lunch wagon constructed
near the Westmtl bl'.ldlze
Miss Beatrice Sturges of North
Main client is \lsltlng with relatives
on East Main street Bridgeport.
. The neu \Vltbllll‘iKtDn school will '
It“ "MIN for Occupancy shortly after '
the Thanksgiving holidays. ‘
Tonight
Bit-gent. . "The Hn.lf-(‘nste."
Pelucoa'Wlio Cures."
Rlulto—“Sltoro Leave.
“Phorophernullo” fund dinner
Wenomn. Council.
Old [Positional Album llntortain- .
ment at Community hall Monker .
(‘ urldron
Supper tor benefit of Pumpherntt- ‘
lie Fund Wmioxun Council lled .
Men's. Main street.
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THURSDAY. SUV. .3. - 4 1
l vow-u” s mm.“
ilf so. you have stem ulcntul power.
You are tleisrminei sud solhconti-
(lent. 1
You are not easily discouraged. .
And so. all things through to that
finish.
You how an artistic temperament.
And yen will Spend much money to
satisfy ,il.
You will have a beautiful home.
Which uill cout ion a icttunc to
furnish.
But your huppluces
home environment.
uu SUSPENDED"
AUTO DRIVERS
lles in your
'I‘hc \liflily list of Connecticut
operators whosc licences have been
suspended for one year for driving
wasxhon out today at the Still) Mo-
tor Vehicle Department as a part of ‘
the effort to rcduce this highway
mortar-c. There are twenty-eight
immcs on the list. The use: of four
have been appealed. The depart-
ment. statement advised peoplo'to
notify the department or the police
in cnse they should see any of the
suspended lit-il‘ors operating motor
vehicles. 'l‘llo following In the list:
. Frcd L‘. Beaulleu. Plait-ville; Lou~
is Boom. Waterbury; William Cairn-
cross. Hartford: Dominick Calve,
Noroton; Wm. J. Casey. Hartford: P.
F. Chamberlain. Broadbrook: Ed-
word 1‘. Crane, Waterville; Albert,
Dodus. Bridgeport: Alex. Omit.
Glastonbury: Justin M. Horton. Mid.
dietown: Carl Johnson. Jersey CL.
N. Y.;‘ ll. X. Keeling. Hartford:
Fred Inraon. New Britain: Funk
Lanimcr. Brooklyn. N. '.; Jessie
Lewis. Il‘xtrmington; Theodore Lo-
trot. Torrlngton: George A. Mc-
Loan Now Btitaln; Charles Mitch-
ell, Ellington: Frederick 3. Nee.
Stuthord "Sum Nelly. New Haven;
Charles Patterson. Hartford: Joseph
Rain. Plainiisld: Charles J. Rod.-
gers. Waterbury; George B. Ryan,
Jr. Bronxville. N. 1’.; Steven Sumac]
Eniicld. Earl Tucker. New Britain; .
Frank Weinlsndt. Stamford: Alfonzo
ISL
IN THIS STATE.
while under the lntluenc of liquor-
'E‘ormaglon of the
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Nov. 6. ~State officers I
Eureka. ll cbelmli lodge
Mum street. _,
Nov. d.-—-l‘ irst meet. of 'll‘Ii-eeidc
Art" class Glrls’ and Women's club.
Nov. LIL—Girl Scout week.
Nov. ll.—-Supper by Christ church
Women‘s Guild at the church.
Nov. Ill-~llltisicalo Noruullt Coun-
cil of Religious Education at South '
NOI‘WilTk III. 1‘}. church.
Nov. I4.——~Norwnlk Girl
Itully ut Armory.
Nov. lia.—-—Wunoma Ifotiiit‘ll No. 3
D. of l". membership Divine dinner.
Nov. 20,—Annuul‘ reunion Alunui ’
Mary's school at Royal James. L
to visit.
70 South
Scout
Nolwelk .
ploy duringt your “In.
You can plucc Ilu-
CENTRAL
Wllom Should You Trust Most?
You should II'IINI the i'.\t't'lllnl‘ of 3qu- last.
\\iII to u grculci' exlcut Ihuu “Irv mu- _\uu I‘lll-
Hunk as your I‘Ixccuiul'.
[mi us 1qu il um:
FAIRFIELD
TRUST CO.
llllllml l‘lllIIIIIt'lII'I‘ III IIIIS
N orwalk
CONVENIENCE
This BANK EXISTS
\\.. but high noliuun oi the rlu'v
Just the privilege of a CUlillllei‘i till
hauls We believe it Is Cliul'li‘l'HI
I*.\' IIH: still!) or nation for the con-
.. mum: and (hilly use of the cum-
Il'lt‘l-‘II mmmuuily. We llltvo no
l‘l'rl‘iu'. selfish. mercenary vie“:
n1 Hm. multmu We want you in
MI New to conic here uud cun-
mlt II: .'II :tuy litm-
The ('in National Bank
South Norwalk, Conn.
THRIFT
, is so essential to happi~
» ness in this world, that
;he failure to practice
it is, to me, incomple-
hensible. It IS such an
easy, simple thing, and
It. means so much. It IS
the foundation of suc-
393$ in business, of con-
tentment in the home,
(of standing in society.
-—-Russel Sage.
Be thrifty and >tuvt a
savmgs account with
The South
Norwalk Trust
Company
Service
Security
POLITENIUS
LEADING MILLINER
61 North Alain Street
Phone 314-5. So. Norwalk
Gloss Manse-met. ‘4 2
It's the moonlight tliut makcs a
fellow tell a girl ihc things she
knows he doesn't moan. ‘
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HUGE TREAT 1 €031le E. E
NEW YORK. ,v. 5. (A.P.)-—-'
ox {natures COI-
porallon to take live or the mating
7.16 N IT"
SOS ORA
WARE
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3 lTI‘ER H liTRU D I 'v I.
RADIO
t'vmn‘lilcnt TI’I'TN.‘
II. C. A.
th‘lllVl'ZLI. I'I.\N0 (‘IL
08 So. “all! M.
50. Normal}.
l‘lumc I26
plcluro bouscs operated by Willinm
Fox and his associates was an-
nounced last night. In addition to
about a dozen theatres in New York
city and ‘lts environs .lhe new com-
pany will demure. the Fox holdings
in Denver. Detroit. _ Springfield.
Mass... and Newark. Paterson and
Elizabeth. M. J.
Willis. New Haven.
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Only time some men think they
hue no kick con: :3: is when it
comes time to kick In with some
cull. .
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We are against divorces. but llv.
m; apart often sues s. man or wo-
man from living it pert.
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Watehes are handy. You can
look at one and eislm you are late
even when you are est-i.
The hard thin about most things ,
is to keep on do l1. them.
Common sense is the onlythinfi
that. can moire «been» useful ,
.
Men! I clothing store‘ owner
sleeps in his undorwosr.
I Pickled Drug .Store
. Patch
Sugar Milk
Guaranteed free from delrtcl-mm
agents which are sometimcs found
in comiuerclul milk stigma
59c
Regular Price 55(-
‘3 WASHINGTON ST.
Geo. ‘1’). Cook. Prop.
.ir,
F'ALL cums FOR
SCHOOL CHILDREN
For comfort and smartness
these costs will appesl to
youngsters and likewise to
The stepping stone to seems is
o‘ gratin“.
q—nflfl-v-nnant-fluq—t
oiling u 31’. hdfl‘t W roof
its ml were Ill.“ unites
not «to: mill" «to.
M.
Our In! which: of the: one".
m i
The things you think you got for
sown: out more thin 'th‘ola you:
think ”it It! for. »
fl-—-I‘—#‘--flfll-fl‘-U-
mm the mouth is filth
mums: more was
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rash.
use
hyfum.
parents for their servicesbih§
A!» Fur collar and cuffs trim
inlay models.
$gg,m.mre
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Siorage Storage
You can now avail yourself of
the finest storm facilities in
the? Sim for any amount of
space you may require.
Our warehouse is a 5-story
1) building, looated at 5
Es d street equipped
with the latest sprinkler sys
unwilling you the low insnr
no: rain of 500 per hundred
dolis'rs on contents.
Daily Motor Haulage Ser-
vice to New York
Tel. Not-walk 294—1092-2
N. Y. Phone. Chelsea 8059.
203 W. 20th 8:.
HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY ‘
O
so. roam CONN.
A GREAT MAN
ls Quoted
“II' in” \lalli In knuu
“l'III‘IIlf‘i‘ you are going in Iw
:l .suwtws or failure in life yuu
('Jill easily find (Hit. The If‘sl
in simple and jlli'llllillle. Arc
inn llIlI" in wave moncy? II'
lIHI (Imp out sinus you “iii
In” m surc as \nu are ulnc
Inn may uni. think so. but
inn ulll ucuiuullv. Ill-cause
the L‘l'l‘lii nl success is not in
\llll.
JAM I‘L’ J. ITTTJTA.
Our own comment is
summed up in two words.
“Not Debateable”
Save Yours In
The , Peeples
Trust Co.
First Bank Under
the Bridge
011 Washington Street
South Norwslk
Telephone
3915
it is safer always
to have insurance
. and never need it.
than to need it
--.
once and not have
it. Insure here.
Walter R. Ceilings
GENERAL INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Office Phony-"3915
TCSTITCHCC—--:lfln9
23 .VortlT .‘Iulu Siren.
Norwnlk. Conn.
sout ll
16' No? Niel
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South
’ walk
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