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A »A Thought
. the days of thy youth.
2 ' the ways of thine heart.
. . that for all those tlli
bring thcc unto indxn
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be gl‘culk‘Si ll
miscrable.——Bruycrc.
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EDUCATIONAL WEEK.
W" .
L‘Tllursdny. November ill.
_.____..
DAY.
“'l‘hc forests of America,
sligh
e
Nuin,
:3 i‘revent forest fires.
sari. \‘isit your schools today.
K AUTO lucls’riul‘loi
r: K lugulsnun.
iluet'l for 1926. to Norwzlllt aul
eras
’Jllit.‘ period during
”Oil of nmnbcrs bird in 19:5
be made txpirt-tl on Sou-2.
ample noiiru- LI;- tlmt a"
having ilctn givcu in timber!
fact should not antral?
i l‘cglsirutiut
cure to riserru n
‘ contrary rigislrs.’
unl‘el’fl.
to serve tbc fibuc'
Why no: n‘llstcr
iho.’ holiday rush
. avian 110“".
my; omnns
'- isn't. far off.
Klo- fortunate than yourself.
by a little gift that
hi. it. was not going to get.
” you can KISS
’3
in
that thing.
. “lid happened was this:
which
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t-IIIIOY'I‘ Annotation of Connec-
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‘11 news dispatcher credited to ll
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I ‘ Evemn‘ Smflnel lon each and every person in Amen
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0st. in ll‘llt
tcu; would you do it?
Iomotllnee. when the rain; ‘is
hard and life offers a few more
bumps than it ordinaraily does. it
seems as if contentment is more dc-
slrable of attainment than ally other
condition posaible.
Tobe content: to be allotted with
things as they are: to be happy in
oue's lot. whatever it may be; to be
able to accept hardship and sorrow
and injusticc with philosophic culm
——docsn't it almost seem as if it
would Do the greatest boon one
could grunt?
And yelp—there is another quality.
the direct opposite to all tilts. which
has been called "the divine discon-
tent." ‘
Pools have had it. and artists. and
rebels and ilberators and wild Pm"
phets since time began.
It has been blazoned
streaming banner of n“ ”W 3””
hosts that have stormed the height”
of injustice and wrong. Ithas driv-
en men to prisons and gallO‘VS- “we“
to madhouscs—as witness Nielsclw
and Dean Swift-rand our life is
accuse of it.
“CITE: :park of discontent burned
in the breasts of the men who flrcd
human slaves. It inspired tho rag-
ged throngs UN“ ““06““ down
France's Bastille. and .the WIN“1
frontiers-men who once tosscd a
cargo of tea into Boston harbor. ll
animated Martin Luther. and Wash-
on “10
: Rejoice“, 0hI young man. in lily
51- w" ; and let thy hcnrt cheer thee,
I find “11“ race can have is not
and in ‘ not just now.
i thine eyes. but km 1
a sight of up 6003 “.0,“ka can be divinely discouf
-—- ed. at time: that we can be no" “0
art of mankind om-
thoir first years to make their
(TOSSERYATION AND THRIFT
however
ted by man. must have been
a great delight to God."-——.lohn
1t Conserve our national resources.
3. industry and thrift spell pros-
,”i ;
l K peril}:
' 4: Saving illslii't‘s happiness.
‘ Slogans: l‘lnnt u. tree. “'Ol'k and
Biotin Vt luclc l'i'KlSll'flllL‘li c- iii"?
catqs and pialcs are now being 3'
Doll'fl'
u .‘llrh re'scn'a.
could
ber 15.
mire 43:.
This
‘0 Prevent
Y'v mos IVho did not
1 On in.
mi Should I). m
toned. The branch office of flu
Motor Vehicle Department n
Bridgeport is all ready and waiting.
now and avoid
in December?
Nut: now there are an unusual
“Abe”; things to do and all
’ registrants are
, Id u be annoyed by waiting in
“,1, the delay of the connected
in ad-
»your own filrivate shopping
in Norwalk will soon be en-
to contribute to one or more
to bring Christmas cheer to
you have no more than a nic-
} spare. give it. There is no
when poverty and misfortune
, l~ ”heavily as at Christmas
And you have no idea, how
a child's heart. can be bright;
it mid
uricuitureKDepartmeat has
great pains to tall the world
i it has no objection to kisslnu
you ask. should the depart-
J’T flppose anybody did ml.
electing: Because it. mains
ole stack of letters. seen-lac it.
a; e department issued a bulletin
’ war on mistletoe. .Wlth
_ so close at hand. many
ntly Jumped Wis to the sen.
that secretary Jardllle was
-~ as an antl-osculatlon cam.
» In reality. it appears. the
-- was inspired by the forest
dislikes mistletoe
on the ground that it kills
. it weer within your pow-
ington. and Garibaldi. and Bolivar.
and the Apostle Paul. and Lincoln.
No. Tho highest boon the human
bc content:
and
Rather let us hope that I
r-1 '
no
u n d
dissatisfied that we will up
rest until injustice and wrath. .
cruelty and oppression ”J miscrl
are banished from the min. that
we will never endure third “‘3 51ml!
prosper or that a "no l‘hilll fall;
that we will not bg‘quf‘" *0 long as
any of our numbor lr° i“Olldcmned
to lives of poverty ,gd sorrow.
The time will come-“‘hi‘n We may
all aspire to contentment.
It will come. Mimi‘s. “‘lien a
hundred thougfld American chil-
[er toil their youth away
dren no ion
in d ;, netorles: when theK
squalid mug-8 of tenements that.l
make mo"“ of our greatest cities
have 51"“ way to clean. decent
homo“ “hon places cf honor and
otters” given to our thinkers and
mm, instead of to our ex-war‘d
““1913, professional athletes and
Wrap actors and actresses; when
Kingdom and truth are words that
/wmmand respect. instead of—mere
s'ordl.
But right now? If it were withan
your
icntment on each and every person K
In America: would you do it?
W
AS IT USED TO BE
Ever since our militd'y service
were organised we has-e applied til. 9
term “an officer and a gentleman"
to all of the men who wore gold
braid or shoulder bars.
But now the widow of the dead
commander of the
Mitt”. under oath. thni. high nuw
order. apparently, that the navy do.
partment might escape censure for.
the loss of the diriglble.
'Nswspapermon. who wentto in-K
tervisw Mrs. Lansdowne after the ,
accident. had received an impression '
that something like this was under;
way. There were ugly stories otK
officers standing around while shc i
said she had been "mistaken" in
her early statements. K
"An officer and a gentleman."
Oh. well. Probably we can't hope
to apply the term to all of them.
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FROM MISSOURI.
Francois now engaged in two ra-
ther lively wars; in Syria and in
Morocco.
From time to time you probably
will see items in the news here and
there telling of the barbaritles prac-
ticed on captured French soldiers
by the Syrians and the Moors. There
will no doubt be the "sub! stories of
torture and inhuman treatment. of
wholesale slaughters and so on.
Take it all with a grain of salt.
Remember how a. Brizish army of.
floor recently conic-ed to taking
tales of German atrocities during
the World War?
W—
BED GRANGE.
it
a nut. younuter darts across a
green field. a Yellow ball lucked
under his arm. other youngsters
hinge at him: he dodges. runs on
and on and finally crosses a white
line. willie thousands cheer and
millions wall to read about lift: the
next day's paper.
Red Grease! The most talked-of
chap In America.
Wily is it so?
Perhaps because Orange is one of
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it [to "Her Hlslcr From Paris."
1/ cultc Suppcr uuspiccs Ophir
(‘llaplcr 0. L‘. H. in New Masonic
Temple.
in Hearts."
COMING EVENTS
Nov. 20.-——Annual reunion Alumn
St. Mary's school at Royal Jnmcs.
Nov. ::i.—-—'l‘urltuy llinnur Omicron
Circle. East avcnut- church.
power to confer absolute con. i I,
officers sought to got her to lie in ?ad
those rare people who strike home
to the private dreams of many here.
We have long mice given up our
old dreams of glory and achieve-
ment. or daring and triumph: but
He'srcast as the hero we'd all into
. ”confer absolute contentment.
laballlanythanlratehlsal
this modest youth from the Illinois _
prairie lets us live them over again. 1
Nov. 2ft.—.\ Snlruugundi
South Norwnllt (‘ouncil at St.
eph‘s Hall.
Nov. 25,—Annual Dance. Norwnlk
Hospital.
Nov, lili.-—"l-‘.vcnln;: of Poetry and
Sonic; :tusplccs or \i‘omun's i'lub
Grace l‘urish House."
Dec. i.—-”lllnck and White Ite-
vue..‘ Wanomn Council. Post Poca-
honinsos.
Dct‘. S.~t",mrccrt. l-Inst lll't‘l‘lllf‘. I'll.
church.
pnrty
.los-
Today the: Catholic church honors
KSt. Eiznbcth of Hungary, daughter
rof a king. who devoted hcr life to
the poor.
Today is thc birthday anniversary
Shenandoah”! James A. (farm-id. former presi-
‘dcflt of thc l'nitcrl Stilton.
Lincoln dv‘iit‘cl't-il his Gettysburg
.lrvss on Nov. 19. 1363.
Today is a holiday in honor of
Santa Ismbcl in tin: Spanish colony
of it‘crnantlo I‘m.
THURSDAY. Sot'ullllldfl I.
If so. your life will run smoothly.
You can adapt yourself to all condi-
tions. .
Failures do not sudden you.
They urge you on to greater efforts.
You are tactful.
And persuasive.
You will lead other men in business.
And you will be popular everywhere.
ms our REGRET
DE SOTO. Nob-Samuel D. Bou-
vier, SS. and known as Nebraska's
"popcorn klng.'~' raised 70 crops of
popcorn off his lilo-acre farm near
here. He boasted that every crop
was planted and tilled by himself.
His principal regret. to be that no
one was left to raise another crop of
popcorn onvthe place.
mom: mum saw
L Qluflmm“
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HOW TO KEEP WELL
By DR. HUGH 8. some
Surgeon General, t'nllcd States Public llcallh Service
Heart Disease
Heart disease has become thr-
groutcst single cause of death in illt'
t‘niict’l States. Tuberculosis. which
formcrly occupicd this unenvlublc
premier position, has been deposcri.
Obviously the intensive campaign
against tuberculosis has produced rc-
suits. Interest and intelligent ac-
tion will likewise reduce both tho
incidence and ill effects of lit-art dis-
l‘llfll’.
Eighty-eight per cent of all deaths
from heart disease occur among in-
dividuals above 40 years of age. iiut
heart disease causes as many deaths
among pcrsons until“ 1'5 wars of use
us docs typhoid favor. Iictwoen 35
Inuti it years of one heart disease
causes mom dcaths than Bright's
tilscnsc. Aftcr in years of age. heart
disease shows a higher death rate
than any other cnusc.
Those facts. however, must not be
permitted to obscure the rclntive ill’l-
portnnco of heart disease as a cause
of death among children.
The determination of the inci-
dance of heart disease is fraught
with difficulty. However. the World
_\\'ar draft board examinations rc-
sultcd in the rejection of sllgblly
more than 3 per cent of the men
bctwccn 18 and 35 years of ate for
heart disease.
in New York City the school in-
spr-ctors found 1.6 of the children
suffering with some form of heart
dcfcct. making it likely that be-
twt'en H.000 and 20.000’chlldren in
that. city have heart disease.
To rt considerable extent. heart
(liscasc is preventable. Nearly al-
ways an attack of rheumatism in
childhood marks the beginning of
impaired lit-art action.
Comparativoly little is known
condornlng the infective ngcncles re-
sponsible for rheumatic infection.
However. it is probable that
agencies causing rheumatism gain
their entrance into the body through
enlarged tonsils. ndcnoids and other
channels. Infected tooth must be re-
gardcd as favorable portals of rheu-
matic entry.
Among other factors causing thou-
mailsm may be mentioned exposure
to cold and wet. sudden chants of
temperature. lowered vitality and
sus SCORES ‘
NAVAL BOARD
AT__I_l_EARlNG
Retired Admiral De-
clares Navy Govern-
ed By Uneducated
Men—Gives Names
WASEINMON.‘ Nov. lit—gosh
ing the Navy general board for
failure to develop a policy on avian
lion and asserting that the new is
governed by "inexperienced and up.
educated" men. Admiral William 8.
Sims. retired. was a vigorous and
caustic witness before the court
martial of Colonel William Mitchell
yesterday.
"The airplane carrier is the bat.
tleship of the future." Sims declsr~
ed. "But the Navy board does not
know it." he added.
The admiral declared the Navy
refuses to consider the airplane as
a major weapon of war and has
done everything it. could to subor.
sinus the airplane to the battle.
ship.
su Mitchell.
He supported the position taken
by Colonel Mitchell in maintaining
It's a dry day when you have no that a battleship without airplanes
mmnimiarourbem
would be a: the mercy of an enemy
the.
Leads in Mortality Tables
winter and spring seasons. Scarlet
and‘ other infections fevers some-
times mark the beginning of rheu-K
mall-m and permanent heart dam-
age.
The sowalled "growing pains" of
children are frequently signs of a,
mild rheumatic attack and call for
prompt treatment. Sore throats
should likcwim‘ cull for immediate
medical supervision. Nervous chil-
dren. because of their liability to
rheumatic infection and its sequel,
namely. heart disease. stand in llced
of special attention.
0
a o
Chores. commonly known as St.
Vitus' Dance. is a nervous ufocilon
semetlmes occurring in childl'cn.
This malady has been found to ho a
forerunner of rheumatism in Iilllflur.
ous instances. Obviously. such a
condition calls for the best possiblc
medical care.
Etcrnnl Vigilance is the keynote in
preventing heart disease. Prompt
action in suppressing conditions
which may eventually cause heart
disease is manifestly the most cffcc.
ilvu weapon in combattlng deaths
from heart disease.
Many cities have mndo special
provinion for the education and care
of children having heart disease.
Such children should not be made
the objects of pity. coddllng or too
marked attention, lest they become
introspective and depressed. Wise
treatment. however. is indispensable.
Heart clinics for adults are an-
other important need in this day of
incrcuscd appreciation of what may
be accomplished through approved
guidance and treatment.
0 O 0
When properly treated in the ear-
ly stages persons with heart disease
may look forward to a normal span
of life as usci‘ul mcmbcrs of soci-
et '.
ll‘he qvt stiun will naturally arise in
the minds of many. "How can 1
learn the condition of my haul?" A
careful physical examination by a
competent physician will answer this
question. The periodical physical ex—
amination in an excellent method of
preserving the health and capacity
(or work.
.5,
ull e ulppcd with aircraft.
t illlllls statement raking the gen.
eral board fore and aft. Sims Called
the roll of the thirteen admirals
ceinposlng the board and declared
that all those who have not attend-
ed the Naval War college at New-
port of which he was former crest:
dent. are in the "uneducated" class.
Among those classified as "edu-
noted and at for command." be
named Admirals Phelps. William.
Hughes. Melissa. and Jackson. all
of whom attended the college.
He declared that Admirals Merle
and strains are absolutely op
to the college and are not in the
"educated" class. Admiral lslnuel
s. Rubicon. recently appointed to
command the fleet. was also named
as one who has set been to the War
college.
Only one question appeared to
null. the veteran sea cemmsndsr
and that was salad by who”.
oral liowae. president of the court.
who inquired:
"Despite the fact that you have
been outspoken in your attitude and
in your criticism of the Navy. did
you not rise to the lilylteu position
in our Navy during the World
War?"
The Admiral hesitated for a mo-
ment. as his face colored. and then
replied:
"I did. 01mm the process of
seniority and promotion."
Sites told tile court the Navy has
will! one “who. carrier, although
two store are tinder eonnruetioo.
The speed of the beam, in said.
is only‘ about 22 knots. where“
Briidii'l is building mm “a, ‘
need of to tools. In said the New
Norwalk
Tlio i'ollnullit; in in» zltl-v ‘m <l ill|
the basin: of Thr- iIW-lllb” to nib» 1 mi"
Nrwcmlicr 1'). 11913»
Stl'guunt Harry J mic m murmur
to tho Slutc limpiiul «i Mill ‘1- .. ..
on businrsa today.
Nol‘wullt'n‘ in) rilhp. t'lllil'Ill in,
W. N. C‘l'uw. on \\".t« r :m’wl r t).
ccplinnuily busy in :Illlll‘llulrt‘il nl
ill” lluur t‘lllinttulm tlmlv, r
l4‘our-ycuv-cld Jack t'unw ill cu
of Attorney and Mrs. John J. l'lliit-t’i
of this city. was thr- l'nuugtst \‘ulr
footwr ill tllc \‘lllv-l’rillccimr bull].
in thc ilnul all Ncw liclvvli. lust Sul-
urtllly. 'l‘llr- imit- ttrulcr l'l‘llll‘llI-Il
Jack his tickcl llllll'llllli‘lllt,‘ that b--
wns pleased to allow thc “.\ltilllt:t'.~li,"'
rooicr to chccr ihc l'nic lcslln to Ho.
lory. fire of charm. . .
.\ «luring scconti-stury till-f Tu.-:..|
dnv nltzht of this work blvvlb $11 in
cash and jnwelry vuiuctl it! still from:
tho l't‘billt'llfle nl' (‘llristlnn Swarm;
stt ilvrnuc. .
Official lllllll)llllt'i'l|ll'lll i:: in‘nir- nl
lhc l'vcclllly rcpurlcd lillliiilll'illt‘lll nl K
Itcv. \\'ullt-r All't‘l‘ilnn ui‘ SI Alrlli‘l-K
Church, Milford, in Si. .\l'tlg\‘::'
Church. this city. l
\t'llliunl l'hilipn of Ccutrui 1m uuo.K
East Norwulk. has a. court a pm mun
with tho Stamford (ins unvl \\.lill‘
Cornpnny.
(“hint or rmuw \\'llli.tm u. i
ninuion is :t visitor in “Hill/ill)
business today.
it. ll. (iolricn and i'bnrlcs 15 How.
i
l‘cn-
nil
of this city were “I ultv-nriurlcc. :li thr-
mer‘ting of the. Cullnct'iicul stirrr
Banks‘ and Trust ('Olup'lnich' Assn.
cintion yrstcrtiuy. 'l‘ht: llll‘lllllu um.
11“” in li’ll‘ll'm‘rl.
Jumps Hurtful-ti, lt‘u'zll mull mtrir l.
is ill at his lurm- in \\'iul.v'lrl sin-u!
llis ramp is in lily, cm'l rctl l-j.’ .l.lil.
Byrin-s.
(lini‘l‘nl Russ-ll l‘l‘Mt ln in (mm
brlilllt'. “llt'l‘l- bu \t'lll :r'pml up
Ynlu-Jlurullni football i'umc.
.\ll'. linil .‘lrs. ll. J. .l.t'\\l!- nl Lin-
coln nvl-nm- burn it‘llll‘lll‘ll ile :1
fwrl \w'ulw' ll‘lil lo l‘lllbili'lll. \I'l-
nit-m. run-l .\cw i'm'lt.
\ET
i Eh
l
l
I Maw l'Olllv‘, Nov, 10“er
int: up rind down iiroruiwuv l mu
ll'illi'ncy (lnlinnl who is pit-lull:
ihianhutinzr's lucst kllu\\li night tini-
host Snvv Marin .lt'ritzzl. .l inv-
ly simz-r null 11 dcllghllul lilil}. iv
nicllnnlts slr- sonic tlli)’ \llll Tu'.
likc Schururnn - lit-inch
lliw‘vn l,:t\v. ilw le-l't' rlunvur. llul
lshc was :l'iiitf :isirupprirc Ull l'z'm
tulcnuc, lull cnc plane.» n: the l‘v'clr
int: lllthi' rl‘l' \\Ui"‘ mull. ll‘fll’lt
itll lht‘ itl‘lt: l'i’lill'lll not in my titan:
Slvv .lv‘llln l'l‘vw t'llnllmt: \uir'l.
stilgv during .1 l'l‘lir‘lll'fi‘ll illlll
lthlnks that could i guru (-1.! c.
grucvl’iiliy anti in such a lzrunri lull.-
ncr i would resent far in“. line lust
phasing years How Smcmu
Lewis. l‘cd llmldcll as mar, l'ilrllll.z:
for :l bout that llllll‘lll,l:.l’ll fill"
uwui' from .\l.iin Slrvct i'll Illtrc.
iihu y ll!) tcll Ill". llc “ill v ill’ :1 plily,
‘\i
S. -.
I r.
.l.-
n,r .
inbuilt Main Slit-ct uhicl'. l')‘ ihc'
way. h». hath not \islicd in 'w, lib-s";
many moons Saw .|.r~'w Ill».
iciz. thc :rtut Villlllllni. L'v ..... p...-
in his )urz cur llllil ihcy h H .r inns»;-
glory of hth hc was linlinl
trul‘lit‘. oilicrr in \‘iilllt’t'l‘i .lllll
tho li'lililc ullimr uni .l>l\ in.
nation and. upon bun-inc. Hillll "it
you don‘t. lrrlriiu in (th pint . ~' :rrnuni
llt‘l"c l Kurtis I'll llflw in jfl‘w‘ )‘l‘tii ,r
summons" . Sm John Hill who
draws ihr'yqulint 1%:le rs lll "Lift"
Milli otln r publications. .riz-l ll
tw-llli‘lll mill badly lmngrd up from}
an ltC‘.’lilt‘lll ncrlr Nurvvnllt, t'crul.
.. . .Snw John .\ict"urlrtick. lht' grrut '
tr-nm; unlltlill; up l'ii‘iil il‘u lill":
with Mrs. Alci‘nrmicit ninl. sml us it
multvth lllt‘, l mun mulcm :hui
John loi‘k‘tl runny lullll‘tlfi lulu-l
C
lrtm
I' l'J'
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li‘tlltunatc. illll'i’ll. lhu l.llllli)‘ '
that numbcrs in its llll‘nlll'l‘rllil) .r ’
(‘Ilblrt painter null u l‘cw curls or
paint lcii ut‘cr llulll lust summA-l‘w
efforts on the mill lli‘lliI‘Sil‘illl. Will:
such on hand i (itlllhi‘ tlltrll) to i‘us'u .
at oncc it) lllt‘ guru's.- .lild 52.11:
canroullaginx thv T:lllill_\' Ford. 1":
next spring will scr- such u not of-
color in durum-Wises :ls ncxcr .. t'mc‘
blintlcd tho ()(‘5 of llll' l‘lilll\\.l~\'y
rover.
l
i
should build carriers up in illt‘ full
limits allowt‘ii it)‘ the Arms Vilniu—
once Treaty. '
C‘riticlziug llic Nut;- for its int‘k.
of policy with rcnnnl to ll\l:liltln,:
Sims declared the command is”
"merely gctiing along. day by duy.i
biggie—tic-pirrgcly without, any lll'll"
nitc him along u pnrticulnr lino“:
It. has no policy rt-gurding [it rsnnncl. 5
and its opinions are “singulzz-Yy uni- ‘
form." hc added.
Sims was asked it' naval officers
were afraid of punishment if theyK
tostlllcd lit-fore :1 (‘npm'cssionul Com— r
mittcc. lie rt‘plied that in most in-
stanccs thcy wcrc. humus» flit-y gun-
erully saw in the room ofi‘lccrs who
would ho. on the selection board and
realized thcir chanccs of promotion
would be pl'ciudiccd if theycrlticich
tllc dcpartmcnt.
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on em ALWAYS TELL
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Ont warehouse is a 5-slory
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