THURsDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1925.
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THE EVENING SENTTNEIr—ISO. NORWAIK. CON
N.
FARMING GOOD
IN CONNECTICUT
REPORT SHOWS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.—-—Tho
farming industry in the state or
Connecticut" is generally showing
more prosperity today than it tl'fl'
“V0 years 1180. according to stain
”lures on the 1925 farm census just
announced by the L'. S. Department
01 Commerce.
Since 1920, the number of (arms
on every timely subject.
At Christmas you give not mon-
ey or the things money will buy,
but pleasure, the greatest pleas-
ure for everyone. There is no
Model 20 Compact-
Radio Sunken.” " ‘ " ‘
What else can give the
whole family so much pleasure?
ADlO brihgs the best of
everything into the home-
the most interesting news, the
finest music,the greatest preach-
ing, lectures, reports of crops and
markets, sports, stories and talks
in tho state bus iliUi‘ttitit'tI from a
total or 22.056 to 23.240, while tho
Connecticut farmers reduced their
total t’al‘m ucruuuo l‘rom 1.898.980
number of farmers who own thoir'auros in 192". to 1.832.11tithis your.
own land has increased from 19,060
to 21.268.
Farm property values in the at:-
grvguto want up from $100,270,827
in 1020. to $202,705,770 this your.
The total valuation or farm land in
the state roll of! from “01.187.115
to $02,086,358, but this was more
than client by an increase in the
total valuation of farm buildings
from $30,083.71!) to “10.700.412.
The average value of land and
buildings per form In Connecticut
has increased from $8,309 in 1920.
to $8.726 this your, while the vnluo
per acre has gone up from $100.20
to 8110.69.
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radio.
KENT.
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CONTRIBUTED BY
StudweII Piano Co., Norwaik’s Electric Co., DonneHy’s
Norwalk’s Only Authorized Atwater
gift that can bring so much
pleasure to the whole family as
And do not give just an ordinary
radio. For considerably less than
the cost of the most expensive
set. you (an have the one which
has maintained from the begin-
ning a reputation for all-around
performance— tho A my a - rm
Kent Radio Dealers.
but the acreage planted in my, m.
use and apples in tho state has been
increased. The number of dairy
cowa in the state increased during
tho ilvo yours from 112.622 to 113.-
360, but tho number or swtnu drop-
ped from 01,071 to only 17.003.
Total acreage in corn. potatoes. to-
bacco and peaches has been cut
down.
r‘airtieltl county did not make as
good a. showing no the state as u
wholc. In this county the number
of working iurins dropped from 3,-
874 in 1920. to 3.426 this year.
while the value of form property
went down from $51,017,652 to 348,-
557,287.
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Atwater-Kent
Dealers of Norwalk
I‘uke pleasure in draw.
ing the. public‘s atten-
tion to the Atwaier-
Kent program to be
broadcastcd on station
W E A I“ every Sunday
,crcnine at 9:15 I‘. M.
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;cs whcrt‘ it is most to be expected
NO ARCH BISHOP
OF PARIS WILL
BAN FASHIONS
Cardinal wAibh Bishop
Denies Religion is
Hostile—~Calls Fash-
1011 Form of Art
PARIS. Nov.19. (I. P.)--“Thu
virtue ot‘ a woman has never do-
nendr-d on the length or her hair,"
said Monsuluncur lluhoin. cardinal-
“archbishop of 'l'uris when asked his
opinion on bobbing.
“itvlinion is no enemy of fashion,"
the prclalc added. “li‘ushion in the
most widvsprcud form of art
God is the friend or true artists.
loved the fashions of by gone days.
and the ilt't'OT'OIIS charm or‘burnio-
niously flowing draperies still ap~
penis to run. But we must recognize
that we lili\'t,‘ not past ilowlng dru-
perics. Today is the day of boldly;
cut low necked gowns, or too flimsy l
materials. oi" delicate stockings and
too unsubstantinl footwear.
"’l‘hcn [horn is this mania some
young women have of making them-
selves liinsculinc! A woman losses
much in wishing to resemble a man.
All thcsc excesses are to be blamed.
that is certain but user-as in the op-
posiio dirvcliou is us hlumcworthy.
Please God. no Archbishop of Paris
will over forbid the women of Paris
to follow the t'usliiolis—~\\‘ltll tact.
moderation and intelligence! They
have so much intelligence. or rather
good tusto generally. that they are
capable of wearing and ot' makinin
mo admit it, err-n with somewhat.
short skirts!”
This authorization. ii'
oration. of short. hair
not conso-
uud skirts.
provul, has lwr-n hull-ml in Paris as
uuollwr lt‘llllllIHI victory and an hav-
ing Inn-n lllt‘tilli in dispel ilu' belief
that tho m-t-lvsiustiml authorities
wort: uppmml in thus-v lntrr‘.’ “prom.
slons of woman's will. I
Di \ t‘l‘g‘t’llt Opinion
WASHINGTON. Nor. IN. '(A. 1".)
~(‘uthollc “onion in America were
urgt-d by I'npv‘ Plus to resist. f'in-
dcconi" fashions in women's dress
in u mcssugc to the convention of
Council of Catholic
women.
The mcsszigo rend Tuesday night
by liishop Joseph Suhrcmbs. (‘levc-
land. tItCIIll‘t‘tI that Christian womcn
who dress immodustly "dishonor
the name of Christian" Proper rm
slstuncc to such fashions, it said. is
HOIllt‘lllnt_'H lacking in thc very plac-
wt'fhristinn schools, heads of these
schools. it said. sometimes complain
that li‘ illcy insist on modest lash-
ions the mothcrs will withdraw
their daughters. ,
"Christian modesty in dress must ’
ho taught or any price," the mes-
sage atltiml. :jlndncd. it is in the
very name of humanity that it is
nuccssury to fight for decency in
dross." >
Lt'fl'lhIANA'S "OPE
BATON liOI'GI'Z. l.u.»-'l'iio small
bead-cred muskrul may yet make
Louisiana. one of the richest. states
in the l'ninn. Lust your rosidenta
along‘tho Gulf (“oust sold 1.000.000
muskrut iwlis for $1 each. Now the
Department of Agriculture has cm-
ploycci a naturalist to see what Tit".
can do in making this lit-\t' industry
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COMET FURNACE
' What a big difference a few dollars
make in one-pipe furnaces. The Comet
is not a cheap, slightly built affair, made
only to sell, but is built for service and
reliability.
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permanent.
)lONl‘Ml‘ZN'l‘ 1‘0 CHICKESN
ADAMSYILLE. it. ‘l.-——A national
monument of granite and bronze is
being erected hero to a chicken. The
dcsiizn is .'l hronzo Rhodc lslund lied
rooster. ’l‘hc brccd ot' chir'kcns was
started irom n i‘ltitiugom; cockcrcl.
brought hcrt- by a sailor from the
oricnt Tl yours ago. This is the
first time in the history of America
that a national monument has been
erected to a chicken.
SPIRIT “’RITING.
“Now. boys, can any one of you
irll mu what is mount by u post-
humous work?”
"It‘s work which a man writes
after he is dcud!"——l(uspt~r, Stork-
llolm.
QI.‘J‘]J!I“II‘:D~
Phillis: I certainly intend to mar-
ry George. whateur you say about
him. He‘s the only man of my uc~
1tlnlllinnCC whom Icould divorce
without worry.~I.n:‘.don Opinion.
tannin .
ma llama
Suffered Two Years. Relieved
by taking Lydia E. Pinkliam’s
Vegetable Compound ‘
Mmhalltown, Iowa. - “At the time
taking Lydia E. Pinkh '
lbegon
or gab" a" t
"' . ' m e
mower was taking theymedicine {oi
the Change 0! Life and thought
it would elp rye and it di 1 have
T’l'll) mien Lydia E. Pinkham'a Liver
a 5. recommend medi
to my friends and i mefimfii
letters asking about: them. "— Mrs. P.
EE’vakrs, Box 140 Mmbafltomh.
- Mn. Norton’s
and 1
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with its: marked absence. of «llaan- Vim” have recorded 0"" the world:
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Notion this pl‘t‘iiy little Ilt‘t‘kInfl‘,l
worn by Louise Purcell? It makes 11
a most attractive {inisll i'or liici
throat. odcsn‘t it? Near, but nott,
gaudy. Once it belonged to tho 7‘
I'mrlan 0! Russia, and [crowd many ‘1
a court function in the «laps before:
tho. rmolutlon. Now it is a calico-1’
lion or jcwels shown at the Saw;
England jewelry exposition in limv
ton. it's mined at $50,000.
'ilc be halted.
"progress. he felt. The but
RAIL AND BUS
One Necessary to the
Other, He Declares..-
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Control
NEW UAVI‘JN. .\tl\ lit-mill"
tlowlt'winoiit or Ililtl mm 1,. mm
and pu: anger t'UIllIllt‘it'I 'lilonim
Ihc utilimlidutlon l'llllI t'li'l'iIIllllllHH
ol‘ rail lint»- und motor \i lm lw was
ul'gi'd ht'l‘i youlvltiny I:\ I'ln‘llltlll
I‘I. l\";n[, iii. illiil'iI in .lli with.“ in
the State NIUJJIIAI'llll'tl: .i,"»t‘~
"I'I‘lll
meeting in 0:.me rigor
As an ll'ill’HJl‘l nt turlur in il- .,
(-d the necessity im' rizltl «v ”.1
national control or tho mm.“- [n.1,
he. To t.’\'t'll think ill 'Illilil imp
OIlltt-r form or trnxmmximwu ,
, absurd. ho iIt'tiIiil‘t'd. irar ihv- Hum“,
cannot do without its inurtml r...
i‘moro than the growth of llii'll-l‘ i1,1.
lioili lire t‘i-Kl‘lllltil l-t
roluiiwn
‘io n prohi- m that is rapidly um}...
lug tho lispa'cts of the tumors si’ud
ion in the 1870s., when IIIQ.I"t'tIt*l’,1]
government answered the caiini‘ tho
‘lf'leiIt‘ and laid down sti‘iligcnt1-.;. ‘
llutory l‘llt‘:1,.‘~‘lll‘t':~, he i'r'lt “11. (h.-1
“00rvlinutlun ol the
rnwl. .
T‘rui‘. I’l'i'tl It. I“(iIl‘(‘IlIItI. of Y
poke. on lIIll’illt‘I’iI muttcrs, discu.
two llit‘ul (.f
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ind explaining tho new national tax‘
WIRELESS ISLAM“).
'i‘tftliiO,-—-Dr. Nakumurs, :1
Jill“ i
\rODUSIlIH.
wireless l
carihquokt s;
.lnt‘st- scientist. blames
much for the many
an Nakamura claims that the wire. '
lurwurcs set up on internal ]ll‘i.-- j
euro ut the center or the with;
which causes earthquakes. “
DOG SAVES LIFE.
l‘.\lil:’<,-—The friendship
and dogs has continued for .3000
Years. The continunncv of that}
ll'ltl‘if‘tillip is shown by the l‘l’t‘i‘lll‘
Hili‘rilice of a dog {or his unmiurs"
lilo. .\ dog here was kllim]
or In“): ‘
\\'IiIi<'l .
tryi:i:' to protect his mn‘slcr from n9 .
Piggly Wiggly
GOOD GROCERIES
_at.._
POPULAR PRICES
12 Main Street
Norwalk, Conn.
burgior i ‘
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in; tho condition of state finance“
COORDINATION,
Favors Rig-id State ,.
PAGE FIVE
Store hours U to ti~i+iturlluy Li 1., ’3'
- DRY.
GOODS W
H MUNSIE IITO-WEAR
10-12 80. MAIN ST. PHONE 2515 SO. NORWALK
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Friday, November 20th
MISS SUSAN TODI)
will be here with many articles that are made
by the BLIND people of the State of Connecticut.
She comes to show the people of Norwalk the
many beautiful things that the blind people make.
Some of them are real works of art. She will
tell you all about these unfortunates and will
offer for sale their handiwork
In the display are—lluskets. Trays, Towels.
Aprons, Rugs, Candy and many crocheted and
sowed articles.
The Full Proceeds of This Sale go to
the Blind.
This is a worthy cause. and will appeal to
the many charitable folks of Norwalk. We are
«glad of the opportunity to allow space in our
ittore for this sale.
Come and meet Miss Todd and see the manv
tillllgs her people can make.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20th ONLY
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i WMWWLW‘W.“
l Build up 1
Cold weather, with its icy winds, snappy
temperatures an
heavy drafts on
richer menu the
d drifting snows, makes
vitality and energy. A
n is needed.
Fat is the great energy rcstorcr~thc
I builder ofrcsistalncc against exposure. Jane
Eddington says, in the Chicago Tribune,
t . that the mother twho consciously sees that
children get enough fat food in winter
time is on the r
Send children
, merits sustained-by sturdy menus in which
a GOOD LUCK ii; included. It is a fat food
in purest form—
ght track.
out to brave winter cic-
an energy food for cold
:esistance to cold weather with GOOD LUCK
JELKE
Goon Luca *
M A R 6A R IN E
‘Wle Finest Spread iertead
weather. The formula for GOOD LUCK is
Full Cream Milk—Wholesome
Beef Fat—Nourishing Pork Fat
These choice fats skillfully blended
together produce a rich, wholesome food.
GOOD LU CK has all the energy food val- .
ues that center in these nourishing ingrc- W
clients. Scrvc GOOD LUCK as a spread for
bread to children to enrich their diet, rc—
store energy, ward of? winter’s chill, and
protect against the extra demands that cold
makes upon the vitality. Ask your dealer.
Wholesale Distril utor,’ John F. Jelke Co. of N. J., 83 Warren at, New York City.
. FO‘ SALE BY FOLLOWING RETAIL DEALERS
“Before I started hkin L
Pinkham's Vegetable gamufi
was wealrond new Ind had M EAST NORWALK .
terrible dizzy spell: that I could not Great
$d some an. i had no “Ease, M. 019m at (30., 42 Fort St. Direct Main
”Emma. mghfgfl’. "3" to consumer delivery. Phone “05-4.
of any to . . t.
' um. “#04:," . nowarros "Ni
ii ~ Mrs. mums. Noam, 15 i
erce St, Dover, u, a . Brown's Cash Grocery. P. M. Needle. Street
auanuc .c Pacific Tea Co.,
GEORGETOWN 2
Atlantic & Pacific Tm (‘0..
Street.
SOL‘THPUHT
Brothers. Post
toad:
NOROTON HEIGHTS Andi-cw liltt')’. Inn. “'t-stport, Conn
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.,
Linden Ave; Modern Grocery Co;
| Noroton Arc.
D3 RIBS
F. Y. ("anti-ell. Great Atlantic a:
“'ESTPORT
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("Tall Great Atlantic. & Pacific Tea Co.,l Imillt ' 'm (’0" Railroad Jun, Mo
22 Main! Slain Street; Modern Grocery ("0"?de ('l‘m‘t‘l'i‘ Co., “alter blown“
Main Street.
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