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The Old Farm Ain’t What She Used To Be
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SA'l‘URl.‘ ’iY, NOVEMBER 14, 1925.4.
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tli Norwalk. Conn.
1 Bit Julia downs
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Whom Should You Trust Most?
You iliillllil il‘ml llll‘ t“.|‘lillltll‘ (it 1\Hlll‘ in»!
Will in ii ill'tiilt‘l‘ t'.\l|‘ill limit am) lilli‘1\iiui‘m—
1iln1v (luring yulll‘ llll'.
thing must be done to eliminate the
denser.
However, nothing is done. be-
cause ouch action will result only
from persistent and constant cun-
psigning which is not carried on.
Every gradp crossing is a bad one.
There is iittlw difference what the
safeguards may be. To be sure the
danger is lessened. but the trains
come tearing along’and so long so :
they traverse street crossings they
will mow down luckloso and careless
drivers and pedestrians.
We agree with an editorial in
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20 regs Ago!
The following items appeared in.
the issue of the Evening Sentinel o: .
Nowmbci' 14. 1905:
A daughter was born to Dr. and
Mrs. William H. Gregory of Louc'.
sireot yesterday. Dr. Gregory is lllill
brother of Judge of Probate lienry1
W. Grrgory.
A very quick change oi twathvrf
munifcsiicd list-if in Nurivulk lastl
eiening. Early in the evening tiir;1
mercury started to‘filll from the flu;
littered as or~end clsaa inai‘
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i'mi ('iili Milw- illv illiiimi ltll'llllli'lli‘l“ in this
liunl. m. )Illil‘ l‘lkului'.
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A Thought
die is.--'f John 3; 2.
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5‘ The nearer I approach the end.
the plaincr I hear around me the
immortal symphonies of the worlds
1133‘ which invite me. It is marvelous.
et simple.-~victor Hugo.
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LOCAL THEATRE SITUATION
111. Rumors of a new motion picture
g}theatre being built here have re-
curred agaln and again and for the
“with time. perhaps. such a report
“‘was published again yesterday.
3.. The truth or the matter is there recognized the nect‘ssfly. but few of mm” of The cwm'muu’“ . 1 . .1 .. f \l' l 1 NO\'.115.-Wan0inn Council No. 3 . .
is no room for a fourth thegtre hero them have done anything about it RPaul's “”9"” bcfor1r :3”; 111" A‘lOSQUltO 1b Cause 0 l d (11 ld D.\ot l‘. inf-mhcl'flllip rll‘no .11"... L1 \‘111‘1 1m.“ in 11-1' 111 illltl 1 1 k
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u‘nd theatrical men bem‘ blame" been". of the magnitude 0‘ "I. he bad game since his arrest before Violin-lid. m om. 1 ”R n'OM Com Then tilt-T (11.111, 1“.” ‘ 1111111111110, H. clizlplrr’tfli‘ls’Mall;I 13021111119311. ()[H‘H "n AHUI’HH “llh tie (19’5”‘8 6]
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$080 money the railroads. However. New York had come with soldiers and saved “‘0“ °l “1 “1“". " c ‘ "fill the midrib: somrihing like ”it silrr-s; 5m”.w‘—-‘l"“"‘“ [‘WH'W 0" NW' ‘ e we‘ll-l , w 1 \ t w
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Two furnish "In tl'io‘Empire State the grade Paul had urged no capt n o w“ countrita. br'flk up mm ‘ ‘ tliisc )0Ulls Hm' Nov. lG.—';l“arsifal" Opera recital OYW'alk Trust
with theatres today.
relieving pictures and a third vaude-
‘ ville along with pictures.
11 The cost of running a theatre is
' )ieavy—the size of the daily audi-
ence problematical.
All the good pictures are shown
here now-rand excellent vaudeville
' fficcs and very seldom is the S. R.
1.110. Sign displayed.
not new theatre were erected
yostorday'o Bridgeport Pest which
applaudsl the program recently ap-
proved by the voters of New York
is to eliminate the crossings. While
this is expensive. methods of finan-
cing can be evolved which make it
ship of Governor Smith. is really go-
the grade crossing is a mounting
murderer. All the campaigns of edu-
cation. all the warnings of "safety .
first." all the pleadings to stop. look
and listen. have not been sufficient
to cut the death list from gradei
crossing accidents.
"The conclusion from this might
plus this by removing the danger.
wherever possible. it is all very well
to preach against being careless.-
such campaigns have their useful ef.
feet. but in the long run most acci-
dents sre due to a temporary lapse
from carefulneos, a lapse against.
which none of us can guard. We all
have our of! moments.
“There is but one possible answer
to the grade crossing problem there-
fore. and Governor Smith of h‘ew
York State has given it~eliminate
the crossings. Most States long ago
crossing evil is to be tackiod as one
complete job. For the financing- of
this work. the State will lend its
credit. The railroads-will pay the in-
terest, and eventually will repay the
capital. The elimination of grade
crossings, therefore. instead of be-
countless lives because of the de-
lay. will be quickly accomplished:
“Connecticut might well do the
Paul Before Felix
The International Uniform Sunday
School lesson: Paul More Polls.—
Acts zone-is, 22-25.
By “M. E. GILROT. I). 0..
him speak to the people who had
been seeking io take his life. The
captain had consentedand speaking
apparently from the temple steps
Paul had givcn that fine summary of
his life and religious experience re-
corded in the twenty~second chapter
of Acts.
The crowd had listened quietly un-
had broken out afresh. w ith violent
demand for Paul's life, so that the
captain took him to safety in the
castle.
‘ By DR. noon
HOW TO KEEP WELL
surgeon General. l’nlicd States Public lit-altli St'riice
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Malarial trim is somttimia tailed
chills and fever, bilioils i'oii-r and
swamp lr-vcr. it is found in ilic
United States along the coastal plane
from Connecticut to Texas. owi-
nearly all of the Mississippi Valley1
and in a number of vallois on the"
Pacific coast.
Malarial fever
is cuuscd by thr
fever is a microscopic. animal which
lives in the blood. The maiarinii
parasite lives in man only by {ecd‘i
alien fi‘cc iil.(l (Ht‘li our oi ilicrii
starts off no a lii‘W parasite on its
own account and irle to cult-r :in-
other blood coils and NW at the pro-
cess of its mother purzirltv.
'l‘lirre are at least. ll'il'tit different
kinds of malaria] purus is, each of
which produces a tlitlorcui twin of
malarial fcvrr. \i'lutn parasitic L'n«
Another.
hours. A lllll'll. called
the. eslivo-auiuliilial.
iian. till“?! about (8 hours.
the quairtan, 1':
by scientists
produces the worst kind of malarial
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degrees above zero mark, and this
morning had reached the it above
mark.
quiet. 01’ game yesterday and were
\vcll rewarded. for they succeeded in
right or way department of tilt: Am.
cricrin ’l‘ulophono ti‘ompany and has
headquarters at Canaan.
llobcri id. Morrison
Vi"l'iilltlfl built on his l‘('h‘ltlt‘rit.‘e
Van Zandt bii'cot.
Thom “ho parsvtl 0\‘('l‘ ilu: \i'nll
sircet bridge this liiorning. \\'i‘-l'v
connldrrahly surprised to are a thin
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1lsirture by Rudolph Thomas at Nor-
' \i‘alk Library.
Nov. lilo—(11rd party l_llll"'l\“h
Robckuli Lodge. at Odd lt‘t‘ilows hall.
150mb Z\l;iiii slrcti.
yo\1.17.~t‘ard Party New link.
land Order of Protection. Lounsbury
Lodge. ill Progress li‘orum Hail.
15L Mary's school at Royal James.
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Member The Daily Newspapor ’
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Statue" Association of Conno°' The editorial is reprinted below: Norwalk merchants are nlrmdyl [erlENT A PLEASURE
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ACTS AT ONCE AS A
Record and Receipt
and this one book will
show you at a glance"
just how much you are
1) a y i n g your: butcher.
grocer, milkman, butter
and egg man, iccmali, or?
ACCOUNT IN
The PeOples
Trust Co.
Op Washington Street
South Norwalk
here, the big question would be some mm“- It is . question vrhethcr The ca . _ ing on the blood cells of man.
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’ llshed and then better shows than
the present theatres give would have
to be supplied. To do the latter
’ Without raising the cost of admis-
. ,sion above the present level would
.. J be a back breaking task.
‘ 1 In short. .we do not envy
the work cut out for the owners or
manager of the proposed theatre.
Film 'ra: law seems to be over and
w. are given to believe that it will
be rescinded at the next session of
the General Assembly. we wonder
why it ever. was sent booming across
the horizon.
According to the gossip in some
quarters the powers that be in the
State were anxious to teach Mr. Will
Hays, late of Washington. and now
5 us of the movie business. a lesson.
It seems. so it is said, that while
9 was a Cabinet member he did not
play politics with Connecticut as he
should have played. -
inmoneya ,than the intereston
the investment. required.
"At any rate. it is a job that must
be done. sooner or later, and the
intelligent way of doing it is the
way shown by Governor smith of
New York. and endorsed by the
voters of that State at the recent
election."
that all members will attend.
The William McKinloy Auxiliary
will entertain the Frederick A. Hill
Auxiliary of Stamford on Tuesday
evening of 'next .week at Foresters'
Hall. Norwalk.
Helen Delehanty and
Wm. Peterson Marry
Miss Helen Delahanty. daughter
of Richard Delahanty of 76 Wood-.
ward avenue. became the bride of
William Petersen. of 22 lpring
street. Thursday at the South Noo-
waik M. E. parsonage. Rev. Androw
1". Chamberlain performed the core-
mony. Tho brldo groom is conun-
Romsn citizen. He was anxious to
know what all this furore among the
Jews was about. so be arranged the
next day for Paul to appcsr before
the Jewish Council.
Violent Dimensions.
He‘ again Paul made his defense,
and seeing that the Council was it-
self divided into Pharisees and Sad~
ducees he injected into the proceed-
ings the question of the resurrection.
day. intending to wsylay and kill
him. But Paul‘s nephew. hearing of
the conspiracy, informed the cap-
tain, and the latter made everything
safe by sending Paul. by night.
strongly guarded, to sCaesai-ea. the
Roman capital of the province, about
forty miles from Jerusalem.
Here the chief priest. and others.
came accusing Paul, and our lesson
is Paul's defense. after Paul had
bean permitted by Fall: to speak for
himself. .
His answer to the charges against
him is straight and unequivocal. He
has been neither pestilent. nor a
troublhmaker. He had gone about
his worship in Jerusalem quietly and
without offense. But he is equally
the disease. “tr-d blood L‘OFDUBCM‘Si
are cssentinl to life. And if too.
many are destroyed death will fol-1l
low though poisoning takes place at 1
the sauna time as destruction oi’ red
cells. 1
Malarinl parasites enter the blood
of man through the bite of a mos-
quito. li‘ a person already has iiia~
laria. that is. has these parasites al-
ready in his blood .anyihing that
lowers vitality may bring out or dc-
otlior man. .
Malarial fever spreads exactly like
yellow fever except for the type of
mosquito. The female mosquito of
a certain kind feeds on a man in-
fected with malaria and sucks up
blood with malaria parasites in it.
After the parasites develop in the
body of the mosquito she injects
these parasites into the other men
whom she bites and infects them
with malarial fever. Three factors
are thus necessary in spreading ma-
larial fever. Anopheles mosquitos.
malarial parasites. and human lie-1
ings.
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When a mosquito injects malarial
t t
icrmrd. and when a ldl'flt. niiinlicr of
them do this at the same time this
causes the chills and fever of the
‘sick man which occur jll’sl H5 thin
cells break down. it has luv-cu tsti~
matud that at least one hundred and
filly million parasites must divide til
”it some iimego liberate enough
poison to prodch ll chili.
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stages. the cold. the hot. and
ing may be longcr and the fever may
be continuous or only drop in lllt‘
morning hours. Some cases closely
resemble typhoid fever. consumption.
abscess of the liver or abscess of
other parts of the body.
vloiy ot‘ malarial fever is neglected
or improperly treated. serious con-
sequences may result.
There are several types of the per-
nlcious form of estivo-auiumnal filli-
larial fever WhiCh are extremely
dangerous and cause many deaths.
Hemor’ihages fromdlfferent parts of
the body may occur in any form of
estivo-autumnal malarial fever.
Chronic malariar is due to im-
propernreatment or constant re-in-
A malarial cycle consists of ihl‘t‘t‘1
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Just a few days ago he was here
for a confab with State political load-
an, and evidently pleaded for mercy.
on well as gave assurance that he
would be a good born: the future.
or course. it is true that many of
the smaller mo’vie th.ter owners
on 22 Spring street,
“After the way that they call
heresy." he says to Felix. "so wor-
ship I the God of my fathers." And
lest Felix should mistake his seal
for that of a narrow or blind fan-
aticism. Paul expreues the meaning
and purpose of his religious life in a.
great. comprehensive. practical max-
im: To have always a conscience.
They are then extremely small.
They grow by feeding on the blood
cells and become larger and larger.
Their edges become scalloped. '
The important fact to remember
about malaria is that the anopheles
mosquito acts as the intermediate
host.
Fulton. inventor of the steamboat.
Today is a holiday in Greece in
honor of St. Philip.
appear in history as trembling in
the presence of the strength and
fortitude of moral heroism!
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