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A Thought
snore not the. world. neither the
that. are in the world. If
1 man love the world. the love
the Father is not in hlni.——l John
a; 15.
‘ n s o
. Set. not your heart upon the world.
since God hath not made it your
lolt‘l‘unl :ind neighborly. that no one
man‘s prouperity rests on the llu\‘-|
erty or misery of others. '
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quite attained to.
elsewhere. -
And those are things we now not
in 'Noruttlk or.
it's not a matter for I'ommtm.
councils. legislatures or prtsltiwnu.
to trouble their heads ulnt‘. It «sits;
tor a. change in the hearts of all of
us. More kindliness. more- tolor-l
once. more neighborliucss. more'
good nature~theao are things that
each or us must gain for himself.
haps the boast of our fathers will be
literally true.
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RESPONSIBLE.
Now comes a campaign for a na-
tionwide movie censorship. to be ap.
plied at the source. It is urged that
all motion, before they can be re-
leased. must be passed on by a Fed-
eral Board which will decide what
we may and may not see.
it is held. not without reason. that
many of the films now being shown
have a harmful effect on young
niitn‘.s-- not because there is tiny-
thlnz so very wrong about them. but
because they give distorted values.
glorifying crime and emphasizing the,
sex element unduly. I
But is it right to ask thr- National
Clover-nine: t to take a hand 1’ Doesn't
the real responsibility lie with the
parents? ’
Any Norwaik father or mother who:
is really careful will see to it that an t
immature child gees only to such'
movies at: will not harm him. it is'
going too far to expect the Govern-
ment to do what the individual pur-
portion.-—~Ruthertord.
M. ..
EDUCATIONAL \"EEK. _
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Tuesday, November 17
PATRIOTISM DAY.
the Flag of the United States of
America Is the Symbol of the
Ideals and Institutions of Our Re.
public."
‘1. Our Flag insures the sanctity of
"‘ life and the security of prop-
erty.
‘. Quicken the sense
duty.
. VOting is the primary duty of
the patriot.
. Our national honor must be
preserved from unjust attack.
Slogans:
' ' America first.
Vote at all elections.
Yislt our schools today.
of public
. MAKE BOAST COME TREE).
It is better not to boast. at all. But
‘ifiono must. boast. it would seem
the part of simple wisdom to let the
boasting so until one has done‘
Viomethirtg worth while boasting
bout
.. Here in America we have reversed
this process. From the time when
Cornwallis surrendered at York-
town. down to the present. the aver-
at. American has had one boast
that: he was ready to defend against
all comers and an all occasions.
it was: The United States of
America is the greatest. finest coun-
try on the face of the globe.
’ And now that this baa been said
“so ni'dny times that every one on
earth has heard it. wouldn't it be it
Rood idea. to bend our energies to a
new resolve—to see to it that this is
no empty boast. but a plain tact
. t no one can deny?
The idea has been back of Amer»
~au ptogress from the first. When
the new government struggled
through its birth throes nearly one
hundred” and titty years ago this
hrifideal shone before the hearts of the
”men who attended it. When the
teat armies (it icather-stockinsed
pioneers pushed their way across the
lalns, through the forests and over
he western mountains they, too,
were animated by this desire. The
dsioit of a land that would be freer.
ppier. sancr and cleaner than any
other land in the world was their
“guiding star. To the best at their
blilty they followed it.
p in one sense they succeeded.
-. No nation can match as in ina-
erlal things. Our cities vle to see
have the tallest sky-
. the heaviest traffic. the
mat costly public buildings. the
“test trade. Ten thousand shops
limo with industry: the great plains
re one vast sea of green and ycl.
low corn and wheat.
But just what do we mean by the
tfflneat" nation?
Doesn't it all come down to this—
liat. America must become the place
Now happiness and Joy don't de-
w entirely on money and steel
findings. They come partly from a
' of freedom—freedom that is
mpsnied by an individual reel-
of responsibility that will not
rate license. They come partly
.- .. a feeling that one is in bar.
1 with his neighbors. in step
i. the march of prowess. Ari
‘ looms partly from a profound
’s'iction that tile is a ioyoos
. boosts as D su‘m's.
cnts ought to do.
An optimistic little business talk
from some prominent man is cheer.
ing now and then. An attempt was
made to get one recently from See.
rotary of Commerce Hoover. it was
an unfortunate time to prefer such a
request—in that quarter. Wall
Street was having quite a bit of a.
boom at the moment and Secretary
Hoover hates booms. He not only
wouldn't talk. He and all his start
fairly dripped melancholy
Street boom's effects.
Hoover says a boom inevitably
.means a slump. Booms and slumps.
lhe adds are "one of the most pro-
lific sources of national waste."
“One of the most.“ you'll notice. lie
classes ‘cm as one and the same
thing. Nobody likes slumps. Hoover
regards a boom as equivalent to one.
And then. when this is done, per- ,
Tllt"_\' .
were endeavorin; to offset that \Vall‘
'l‘FiE EVENING summon—So“.
There’s Something Wrong Somewhere ,
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< ONLY ONE
Wait. 'Tl-lERE‘S
we com
GET maize
LAws
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ANSWER,
“semi/Amt; CONN.
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Norwalk 7
The following itr-tus :ipprart-tl in
the issue of The iL‘vt-nlng Sentinel oi”
November 17, 1905:
The contents of a mail pouch 11':-
rorattd tho east-bound depot pitit-'
t‘ rm yesterday morning about 10:30
oriock when the apparatus used to
pick up the pouches on the fly fal‘-‘
ed work properly. The flying int.
torn and packages were quickly pick-
or] up and prepared .i’or the next
train.
Elaborate preparations have been ‘
made for the reception which Mr.
and Mrs. William ll. Earle Will give
this evening at Lockwond's Hall in
honor of their daughter. Miss Alice
Earle.
As yet no action has bet-n taken
toward filling the two new positions:
on the medical staff of the Norwalk 1
Hospital. ‘
A fire at the Gilbert d: [It‘lll'lf-ll:
Wire Mills. in Georgetown. “lilt‘ll:
broke out yesterday afternoon did.
damage estimated at $25,000. '
T'alut't‘. --—"i-‘lnttt ry."
Tlialio “An list-lumen of \‘.‘t\tts.‘
Tli‘xt’l’llwwl‘llf' linppy \\':trrlor."
third party tlirl Scout ('itlillt‘ll an:
hirer WELL
By DR. HU‘GH 8. OUMMING
surgeon Gem-ml. luitcrl States Public ”i‘nllll hortitc '
Royal Jaw-s.
third l‘nrty .\‘«t\ littcluuti lll’tlt‘l‘
ot‘ T'l‘OlN‘llt‘ll. l.t'llll‘il~lllll'l' l.l'ltlQI‘ ill
Pronrriss l‘ut'uul ‘llull. '
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t'tlliiht‘; i;\l..\'l'i~
Not. l-‘n-rlnltll‘h .ttti lili"l’lllli_; .\l..
the church.
Non l'.'.-—l'.“iut'.il\u
pit'olis Uplili' i"implt‘r
New Masonic ’l't-tnplt.
Nov. Stu—Annual ttunimt .\luiuu
St. Mary's school tit [loyal .lantcs.
-.\'ov. L‘:l.——'l‘urkt-v l’llllll‘l‘ Omicron
Clrrlo. East nvrtuuv church
Nov. 25.—A fitlliiiitgiititli
South Norwaik Council at St,
:ill>-
.\' in
Suppl r
it. l2.
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i‘itl’il‘ .
.los- ,
So his attitude is logical enough.
...—.-._ _—.-_¢ ».
("UI‘YI NC.
A Detroit. boy of seven drew a. re-
volver and shot his sister because she
called him a monkey. And up goes
tops.
Perhaps it isn‘t all the boy‘s fault.
Maybe he's been reading the papers
and noticing that we in America
don't consider it much of a crime
any more to shoot someone. He
started a bit young. perhaps. but he
was merely copying his elders.
Aft all, he may only be [Fling
to be a typical American.
1 IN EVITABLI'I.
Mussolini has had it narrow
cape from assassination. liis watch-
ful guards have arrested a man who
wig to have shot him as he made
a public address.
Safe this time. But for how long?
Mussolini. the dictator. leads a
troubious career. Sooner or later. it
seems safe to predict, some dosas.
sin will elude the police.
A man who has done all that .‘tius-
solinl has done. has too many enc-
mies ever to feel entirely safe. Some
day one of them will set him.
Even being the supreme dictator
has its drawbacks.
eli-
Tbo largest American educational
institution in the near east at
Beirut. Syria. '
ls
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uio
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headroom-r.
some fellows who marry and set-
tle down ought to stay single Ind
;.that all men are kindly and
settle up
a shout of horror from all the house- l E- t‘hlirt‘h- I
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l Today ”it l“lllttllt' t’lliillll honors
[cpli's littll.
' Nov. 25.~.\uuu:ti fiance: .\'t~"nslk
Hospital“ 1
Nov. lid—«“l-Ivening of l‘ot-lry and:
Song auspices rvl “1-minute ("llilrl
{Grace l‘nrisb House."
Dec. i.——"lii:icl; and White
vue..' \Vatiornu t'ulilll:l|. l'mt l'nt-tt-l
liontnses, j
llec. h.—l'utiu rt. ijitst .i\tllllt .\l.|
lit:- 1
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turmcr
i-lngiislt
St .lidniund of t‘unlrrbury.
archbishop of lllt! famous
cathedral of lbut Iltill'lt’.
The first issue 01 llll' New
Evening: Post was printed up
16. 180i.
Today is n irgnl holiday in Brazil.
norms
1 NO on KNEW
FIRST illll WORK
Coroner Tinds Bridge-
“Wk
.\'0\.
WPANNYsasE'
' Ld.
" diately dispatched
a port Man Shocked by
g Live W i r e Could
l Have Been Saved
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ilniIJGEPORT. t'ov. 17.-~—Shot-k—
ed to death after he bald come in
contact with a wire surcharged with
electricity Saturday. Raymond Carr.
lPeck street, lather of three small
lcltildren, today would be alive with
the prospect of many years of hop-
pincss before him it any one of a
number of men who saw him col-
lapse had known it. was electricity
which had sent him tumbling to the
ground and had immediately ren.
dercd iirst aid after the manner of
rosuscitating ii person nearly drown-
That cotilpli‘ll’ ignOranCc of how
he had been stricken. or by what.
on the part of these near him. pre-
vented his life from being saved.
was slated to Coronor John J. Phe-
llan at his inquest ywterday after-
. noon.
When. assisting in checking the
spread of a..ilre caused bv the same
;\‘.'ll'es which killed him. Carr sud—
idenly crumpled. persons who saw
llilm thought he had bet-n afflicted
. with n. tit or had been overcome by
lsinoke. None know the cause while
.llleiu ygt. was time to save his life.
.Telephonlc— messages were ititmo-
to four physi-
clans. but none could be reached. 80
t‘nrr was rushed in the Stratrord
ambulance to the Bridgeport hospit-
;.I. Ho tilt-ti on the way
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l 'l‘lp re is tin obelisk in ligypt tint
’iitis never been raised. it
1168 tons.
E. Cafeteria S‘illluf‘l‘ NM Hum-1F ill :vulsinns and toes of consciousnvm.
\vclrhsi
lArtlI was oraanlzed in mt.
~ ‘t ‘ ' .
Never Try to t are for lupilepsy Yourself
llpilr‘lir‘). or falling sltgltnrsy. all lllllif‘r“ flilllillllrll'ulltlil oi ~tllllt ittxutti-
ppmird tittig. including l'l‘tllllltl't‘.
without riiitiyltic the intllt-alinns for
its lists \\ i! do no gmui but \\lll harm
ill“ patient.
As it grin-ml [tl:iil tut li't.ttntrnl an
rt‘t'nii .-l.t-t'i|~'. hr lnutlt to maintain a
condition nl ainltb blood circulation
so tl:.l‘ lll‘ blood ltl'i"‘5lllt upon tin.
was one tlmv ('ttlll'll. is a clironh- i or-
mus riisorvivr t-harntrletizmi by con-
’l‘liv itinnifvsiatlons of the lllstlztsr
lili‘l‘ llo'lnll)‘ boon i-lussinrtl fti'tt'IlIl-.
in: to their smr-rli),
Tbcrt- orc tltrrw “iii tnailt-‘dlvn-
riv-rlos of tho epileptic seizure mp1 in . l‘l'lilil bitutl lint léllil(l'K‘.i .‘~lii.l-‘li':ll.
‘lll'sr have been applied the teli‘iua ritp‘ti or git-.11 t'lutntes . l'ur this
grand mill pctit null. null room's. li<£ill :lliillillillh and soda--
psyrltl-fi _
r‘ltlitpav. Any of Muse may Mist
alone but it sometlttics happens ltlmt
grand irril :tntl prllt mril muyt lvtx
t'outtrl 'u exist in the some iilillilti~
lit-vs iniitt itli inipoitiini purl til tin.
jii-tutulrm .mrl lllt‘M miil' t... com.
‘lunu’l will: It‘lllt."l!l’> li.i\lil;; specific
eff-«t» upon llltt it: His.
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T 0.93.8 ht HOW TO
The "Jolly Tr-n" held a, .marrlurrr-l
[tulle dam-o in the Dsrirn Town iiali‘
lust t-trnlng.
.llr, Uni] Mrs. William lms‘lci'
:Siltilli Norivnlk attended the llUl‘H.‘
jslm :tl Madison Square Gordon 30s.?
it! r'lziv,
Not-unlit will he “'rll representml.
at iltt‘ l'Itlt'v-l‘rinct'tnn inotbnll crime
‘in ,\‘vw lititen tomorrow. .
.lt‘w |tll llooncy is enjoying it day's.
I'lillillllL' lrlp.
l lulu: .I~'llllll’lg:‘ of “'nst strict is.
.nluylni: guard on the NV'W York Iftll.‘
i'rrsitv frmtltall ["l‘tn].
of ‘
. l Let'irnnd ll‘tlmonti ni' .\'oru‘nlk is1
l
lspt-ndiug the, wet-k at Old lr'oint Com-l
fort. in n ir-tiar received front himl
t‘onnllll)‘ it» .‘illlt‘l tlirt- hull snuw inl
Virginia. I
t‘bi'ivtlun $"tlil": is In Yt‘u'k,
lt‘ltv on l’ttlt-‘lllt‘ss tolliiy. l
I l2. id. t’iorlmm is having a tlnr’newi
t
.\'l‘\\'
illnrn ercrieti on his liust :tvrnue-
't‘ti‘t-p-‘rly. I
5"\V‘l‘.’tl l‘."\\ lmizu's y ill in vrwt’wl
ii‘l llillio nven'w Ilnrl .‘K'nrttr.ll._, ‘
”filth
Nl-Cl'l' \‘t'iilbl. l-t.-~\‘llt‘lll-‘l'
vtal‘l‘t‘usx huh" i'iastiltlng l‘iOltt‘i‘ Is .t
’l'ht‘lr
l1il.f,'iliig" n: llllv
nutns thing. but l
have always been toltl that that l.~.
,‘xnt‘,
.,tir~.~tton l'tn clzt- u litll'lflvl‘t-‘i'l.
to mil; th-
linl‘tilll'ly
:tlilllly
L's .iil
.jusl .t itint'hriult-nl mimicry.
\‘tl
liironklyn therr; \\.'|.~ :1 panel t‘dllttl
llobity. 'l'hr than who runs llm slot-v
“as turn 1 supv-r‘intvndeut oi” schools
Trllvfont'tinu. 0..
His low of dumll
our in Simon's: lwt .‘lli‘lt in
.ll \\‘.tp:tk«:»nv~t:t or
ii forget \ll‘ili‘l‘iJ
ganimitls lwi him into tin l‘llifilllt‘rfl oi
dealing in them.
llolvlty was an liltilr‘itil lrit'ti. He
:‘llflll.l_\'tl signs Ill grrilullsy \ilttn-
our lhw mutt shown] :iilu-nlit-n to
t0lll"l' patron, or to NUS or dogs. lit
20 Yeifisrs Ago i
1
Hill, Grand null. it not the thl‘f“ in in NM. should .i [mlil'l'li eliltji‘lli
rummon. is at least that which :n- it) .piltit‘v undrrtakt to trmt, llllil-‘ “Hillil set-mitt tor .illv‘nlloll. lie. al-
trurtv lll': must attention. being what lsel; \lttl‘s snitl "Ltootl night “hi it his
is .ct-Iirrniiy known as an eiiilepti: tit. ’ ‘ ‘ «w “an t‘OWrtw’i- ,
-\lllll'UFll in most instances urh ll rm tiisrs of epilrpsv ii is (If Th" “UT” tuornlng “hill ”it: i‘!"1
Tm Minsk comm. on suddenly. it is in .“N Main ll-Iillt‘t it, ”Hal-“m. the nmn walked into his :ltll’t" the pur-1
“""li‘ ”1508 Preceded by lndlm ions,l'l"u:it of the interval between tl:.ll‘m mini in a l'illllt‘l' .‘lbclmf‘flw
t-r \turnlnm“. nt'lct'l varied in elttrar. ;l}I(‘l\'~'. lll' llllll‘ of the «l;i.\‘ Flit‘ll at- “In“- “f“ ““m‘ “H“ IOl’i'l l
t- t: .7 tempomrv change in dispoal. t.’iv its (lt‘tlll‘ and the pattieut‘s condi- “'71”? W” ‘ y . 3
lien. for example. an unusual timlllutl. A:- n rul--. diets and lllt‘uSUl't-s “1" PM“ llm his MM 1‘: 4‘ it 9:".
[ll‘t'ttlhloll or elevation of splritll. ur'ultirh :ll‘: designed to swore tin-3”"1 l'v‘l'ii." .«nugglui “illb lit-ad
C‘Ol‘tlt' (*lmngt' in the appetimmw,‘ uii'nin'tgo of tp.‘ intestines and (hp l tisilli‘l‘l ”1“ 1132114.. nipl ill‘il-
'riw- 3.512.,” 1151;” is “snap-elm... pit-t-ntimi of intoxication m-e int.‘ , _
claim! by a 1mm ”rm,“ or m.“ Thlwpnndm l‘Ollrltlt‘l'ullttns in the lrral- .\|l flu.“ ~3‘il‘lit‘lt j.._'ll'l\ .‘tii not run-
. ' :i\\‘n_\'.‘l. Al almost any i‘t‘lflltl‘snl
cry or scream is due to the co rule-'W' 11: of r'lllli‘ltrl'.
5.... action m- ”1.. musptps of”, mp \rli should l‘t‘illl‘llllil'l‘ that ii pri—
lnrynx and the expulsion of a column ll pt :-tilTr|ring from el‘ll‘uls." 5110““
of air ”a is not alue. as “ml onmlrc t, hired in a comfortable and quiet
ilmt' supposed. to terror or ran. WWW”) "“‘ii'i'liim‘m. W" ““3“?“ """
if a patient is standing be lilllll"- "10“"! ”ill" hi3 family. Tl”: =13-
:il; tv’ty foils and may sustain rnvcltrillpi >1“mild he mlillt‘ l0 "ilk“ ”10
iHJUI‘l‘. I'nconsciousncss ms; be li‘I‘lllffillll‘ a new individual and .tt'. the
onniplotlt and the muscles gonllrnlly some liillt‘ til\\'ii_\'.~' to lust-p ltim tin-lt‘i‘
are in a stain of great stillness. Timlsurrtmntlings where he can be pr'tpv
head is turned by a series of ,it-rks'i‘i'll‘ ”Nil for 1" “7‘" 3 59‘1”") '1‘l"
toward one of the shoulricrs.l Tltrti'mw-
breathing is arrested for a mom-ht.
tin- e“... grows first pair. Illt‘llr'lhTi]. .fnmt- lust-n under way in this country
tht“ pupils of the eyes dilute mild tliclf0r it “iii“wfl" "llml‘i‘l‘ “f years 1°
l‘lili‘t'. becomes rapid. lprove lllul it is a very humane and
This tlrst stage of ”1° Mum-pl son- wise provision for the many suf-
ernliy lasts for about hair a minute mil?“ flrim Ctliivlisy who are not
and is followed by spasm oi thetél'tlh “if-“list" 0f lW-Yri‘i)‘. 3" iTrOVM'i‘
muscles in which the whole hodyisgslnlz wire and treatment for them-
drawn into violent agitationL ThulF‘l‘“
eyvs roll. the teeth nrn gimshtd to-i
xclher. the tongue. tmd check or!“ .\ll‘tlltill li'('llllllt‘lll. of epilepsy can.
often severely bitten. Tho brertblnnlof t‘tlll‘st‘. only be btiitiy alluded to
is noisy and foam. sometimes “ingedHirI-e. You should know that during:
with Mom] front the biting of thefia, ill of .t-pllr-‘psy little am he done
tongur. issues from the mouth. lulu“... preventing: as m as posRI-
This stage lasts for a prriodl vary-"lie. tin. patient from injuring ltlni-
lng from a few seconds to severabsrlt’ \t‘nt't he is in an unconscious
min-alts, when the convulsive move“ condumn Tight clothing should be
mrnts gradually subside ahtF‘ the louse-nevi and it cork or pad should
e I a
musrltvs relax. There is a f Murillo lllFtl‘lf't'l between the truth. When
return to consciousness. tthc St'lfiulc is of long duration cold
0 t‘ a ‘ gwutcrnutybndnslitd upon the face.
soon l'oliovvul “Trim“ Cm“-
drowsiness and stupor \vhic‘ll mol’i I" Sttlvlui. i10\"t‘\'~""- lhv tit irr-
continue for several hours. When tiuirlntr-s without the ietrcssity of re-
lht‘ patient awaken be may lbo ap. WNW? ‘0 33”“ mmsrrr. 01199 ”16
parently recovered or fatigued and 4min)!“ ‘5 n‘i'r the WHIP-“t should be
depressed. Sometimes he ma be ln,“”°“"‘fl ‘0 “NP. You should b!
a “a“. of excitement. ,stire in such cases that the head and
This stage is
Epileptic tits of this sort sLut-eecdihllouliir'i's of ‘ihr pntlr-n: are well
each other with varying deg ees of‘rais’d. .
frequency and occasionally. tut not. Aim-used cures rm- epilepsy
frequently, at regular periods. ‘sbou‘d b: at olded. l'nth-t no circum-
In the treatment of epilel 5y, no stances should a patrtt: undortake‘
general rules can be laid dOWn. Tho to irt-nt himself i'oi ii‘lfi tundiiton.
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\\'.\S.\"T POOR. ‘ |
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Nov.—
\\‘hen the rooms of an old m it who?
had been begging on the strei is hort- ;
for a number or years were bl arched l
the other day. following itl dentin!
33.500 in oiled bills were fot nd uit-.
der a pillow. and deeds to $60.000
worth of property were founili under
the mattress.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER I?
HOW Flt-ill TRAYEIl.
l‘RBANIA. Ills-Professor iicnry ‘ “‘d ““"m “““uw “”"3"
13. Were it the University otl lliinols Which “'i" ”"18 W“ Success. ‘
hero. who has made an $tenslv-e You carefully plan all things.
study of the habits of fish. ya that
salmon are guided in their way
through a maze or forking rivers to
their spawning ground by i.‘hc ten»!
3 it‘ so. you have good Judgment.
rial dealings.
Always follow your own judgment.
For your friends follow it too.
li'ou will shine with your fellow
Fillet men.
prrature of the water.
The American Academy ill
’I‘hv- t‘nl'liili'dtlluii of cplirptics has.
“ notice: AND PotD'DER
And you are usually right in t'inum.
iyoii'll iiliti hull .'i (100 n ittutlivrs out
in the audivntc patching their dar-
lliigs.
1 Talking to out" of the stage
linothrrs today. sin snltl. "l'tn lit"-
'glnning to uondtr “llt‘llli'T ii slugt'
lcurovr tor ill} daughter will be
worth \lllllt', :lt'ltt' :ill. “1-: had at
comfortable: home in Ohio. We led
it normal. happy rsistcnco. l'lut this
business ot’ travelling around
city to city and stuvlng up to all
hours of the night has just about.
made a wreck ol‘ me and my daugh-
icr. tee."
Trturling stage lllOlht‘l‘S seem to
me to be entirely unnecessary. 0t
coursr. they take the attitude that
tip-y are aceOnipanylng their daugli»
tiers to see that they avoid all the
pitfalls of Hit‘ll ll. career. The truth
'ut‘ the matter is that most of them
are busybodivs, doing what they are
doing because they get great person-
al pleasure out of it.
if a girl hasn‘t character enough
to at old the pitfalls of a prrt‘ormcr's
career without t'liIiPL‘l‘Ul‘liigt‘ of u
doting tnamma she hasn't any busi.
nous brim; on the stage.
t it u
llerv's n wise-crack i heartl‘on
Broadway. .\ illni reviewer rottw-
red to Edna Fewer as the author of
the motion picture called “Classi-
hed." based. or supposed to be. on a
story written by her. "Will you
please tell the person who runs your
movie column." “rote. Miss it‘erber
to the editor. or words to that ci-
tect. “that Moses was not the truth-
or of the iuotion picture called 'The
Ten Commandments.”
JAMES W. DEAN.
Little Joe
TAKES MORE THAN
MiND ~
To use: or Your:
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'Wall Street
DAY AND ”NIGHT
Every lit'lt’lllu M'i'itiitl til the lulu; tiny .‘il'tl
night. the llllt'l't'\l on nit-V»
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Keep pulling: it in ti Mum's lliililv
THE
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
TRUST CO.
Tummy, .'0V'EMBER 17, 1925. ' "
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N orwalk l
Make Our Bank Your Bank
\\r :m not in lllt‘ t‘tillllllt’.~'
tlitlmr; l'turinr-ss solely to ii~
'Al' If Your tlt‘TtOrllr‘ :ilid liiti'
mum" on iili'ipli" security. We an.
ill nor in "l'tumntilze" tltn ltumnr '
mi ..i'l our customers Mill 0-.
."il mitnt- ii” lhry will come I-
'i':'vu' our bank {is if it \U'l‘t
wut' nun. Let us cultivate lb»
win! rtf ll'li‘il'lllllt">'.~'.
The City National Bank
South Norwaik, Conn.
A HOME
can be bad by most of
us only by steady} por-
sistent saving.
Putting fifty or a
hundred dollars in 21
bank does not build i
house if we continue to
spend tlitiluglillosslv.
Five Dollars ll \‘t‘t‘i’k
very week. will ar-
complisll Willltlt‘l'r'.
It will take self titr-
nial sometimes. but it's
"ill While. any] we in-
vile you to try it
Open an Account with
The South
Norwalk Trust
Company
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Serncc Security
MlLLlNERY
K. A.
POLHEMUS
LEADING MILLINER
til North Main Street
Phone 314-5. So. Norwalk
COME IN!
You can look for per-
sonal interest and
cordial service in all of
your dealings with this
bank —-— for that is a-
part of our business—
.lust as much as taking
in and paying out
money
COME IN OFTEN
The PeOples
Trust Co.
First Bank Under
the Bridge
0a Washington Street
South Norwalk
L. GOLDEN
NOW IN OUR
STORE
74 Washington St.
ROODNER-TERRIS BLDG.
N EW
16 No. Main St. .
South Norwalk
Phone
256
Storage Storage
You can now avail yourself 01
the finest storage facilities in
the State for any amount of
space you may require.
Our warehouse is a 5-story
brick building. located at 5
Haviland s t r e e t equipped
with the latest sprinkler sys
tem. giving you the low insur-
ance rate of 50¢ per hundred
dollars on contents.
Daily Motor Haulage
vice to New York
Tel. Norwalk 294—1092-2
N. Y. Phone. Chelsea 8059.
203 W. 20th St. .
HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
so. soawstx. cons.
Ber»
Telephone
3915
The furnishings
in y 0 u r 11 o m e
need the same re-
liable iitsura n c e
as the house it-
self. G et your
policy here.
Walter R. Coiling:
GENERAL lXSURANCE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Office Phone-"8915
Residenceu-zdits
.’:l North Main Street.
South
Norwalk. Conn. ‘
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SON ORA
WARE
:‘T‘VAT [GR IS Ii) 1‘
SEPT: R H ETHODY NE R. C. A.
RADIO
Convenient Toma
STI'D‘YELL rumour.
68 No. Mun 8‘.
Phone I20 50. um
V.
The only trouble with coal bill- is
thet- have to be paid.
Norwalk Chronicler