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mornslk 92—93
Uptown Branch
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The love or mOnt‘y is the root. of
Vail evil; \"IlIl'Il “hilt: sumo coveted
In". they have «7er from the
faith and pierced lIIt‘ille‘IH‘rt
. through with many muons.—
I. Tim. 0:10.
M O
Money and time are the heaviest
burdens of life. and the unhappicst
of all mortuls‘ are those who have
‘ more of either than they knOw what
_ Tto do with—Johnson.
HOLDEN “ELI-J SEN DAY
Golden Rule-Sunday comes this
Sunday in Norwalk. Golden Rule
week ends on Golden Rule Sunday.
It is the annual roll call for the
iNcnr East Relief—America's great-
. 'fest overseas charity.
But for those whose hearts are
right. every day is Golden Rule day
.and every week is Golden Rule week.
I Little children era as hungry on
g'l‘uesday as on Sunday. and in Sep-
Etcmbcr or June as well as in Decom-
fbcr.
The calendar. has no red-letter
days when little childrem—or grown-
'; ups, either. can call a truce on hun-
‘ger. . ‘
The world knows the story of how
these Children of the Near East
cums to bo orphans. The world
knows how their fathers and moth-
ers lost their lives in the massacres
and by famine or sickness.
Also, the world knows that other
story—that. better story—oi how the
Near East Relict‘. backed by the
American people, stepped in at the
hour of darkest despair and saved
the children-gathered them in from
street and deserted hovel and blaz-
lng desert. or found them freezing
and starting. clad in rage. when the
terrible wintcr set In. out there in
Asia. Minor.
‘ The, world will not be content with
merely saving them and then leaving
them helpless and unprotected. Am-
ericans still have this sacred duty
before them—continue to feed and
shelter and clothe and train for cit-
izenship the helpless little ones‘ who
can look nowhere else for these
things.
Obscnancc of Golden Rule day
may be as elaborate or as perfunc-
tory as you like. The important
thing is the giving of a contribution.
or the signing of a check which may
arrive in time to drive from some
little face the shadows of misery and
despair.
HAVE FAITH:
Some day. When you ilnd time
hanging heavy on your hands. wan-
der to a newsstand and invest in
’one of those delightful, tire-breath-
ing little radical magazines that
L seem to thrive so well in this ultra-
conservntive country.
Read it through. provid’cd you can
stand it. and you will find in it .any
'viirloilc blasts against our capitalists
‘und against some vaguely-c- '12-.)
Vg'roup known gi‘nel‘lcally as "big
business."
Now we have no particular desire
to rise as a defender of big business.
Big business is quite capable of den
fending itself—or. indeed. of serenely
ignoring all attacks.
’But a careful study of these little
magazines brings one to s most pus.
sling paradox. Which is: That
these magazines, with their attacks
on the aims. desires and policies of
Abig business. are \ery nearly light in
theory and vcry nearly wrong in
. practic-n
In theory ii is dun.nnlalc that the
dollar has been and is the guiding
star or our national devCIOpmcnt. in
practice it has worked out fairly well.
This is odd, and worth examining.
What for examplr‘. brought us the
n‘nldimc saloon '.'
abolition of “I“
Tempvnnc" t-rlis:..l.~.~' and the like”
0 l because it was finally discowrod‘
. you the gss.
lhllt ii “an. bud for business.
for peace in America today? Ponce
sotlmlcu and tho like? Not quite.
Big businesswwhlch realizes that
continued pence will mun mere
money in its pocket then continued
turmoil. ,
What is the cause of our trcmcnd.
ous cxponslon. our grcnt prosperity.
the high wagoa paid our workmen?
Whet but big business. which has
done all or this to increue the flow
of dollars? ‘
Now this In-pm in say that the love
of money is the root of all good. Far
from it.
It is simply on illustration of the
strange. the mysterious destiny thet
the American notion is pursuing. nil
unwittingly.
We clutch and grapple after
money. material things, common
gain—and we find ourselves. without
knowing It, laying the foundations
for a mighty. shining city that will
touch the golden stars with he
gleaming towers.
We follow the dollar into the
swamp—and lo! the swamp Is be-
come a vast countryside. green with
corn and dotted with white farm
houses. ,
We throw ourselves eagerly into
the mew of the machines we have
built, letting them control us—nnd
presently the clanking and the grind-
ing cease long enough for us to hear.
dimly but surely, the happy laughter
oi’ the children who will be born to
our children in cities whore
will be room to play.
it is strnnge~unbelicvnble-true.
Have faith in your country. Slowly
but surely it is moving on toward
a goal so dazzling that we cannot
now comprehend it. lt is moving by
force of fine ideals and sordid de-
sires; by force of poets' visions and
traders' longings: by fine sacrifices
and petty nicsnnesscs, heroic endeav-
on: and grasping strugglings; mor-
Ing In accordance with n ticsilny too
grand for us to realize.
Have faith in America! Her des—
tiny is sure and wonderful.
there
I-‘OOLISII
Ohio plants a white cross by the
roadside who’vcv a fatal auto GCCI'
dent has occurred.
Oddly enough. the thickest bunch
of crosses in to be found along {a
forty-mile stretch of road that is.
perfectly Litlgsiiht. perfectly lnvcl.
empty with still" well paved.
The long, smooth sli‘ctclt is too
mtlQ Of a temptation. Drivers stop
Then something hap-
pens.
The driver who goes much our
40 miles an hour on a cross-country
trip is a fool. Or, else he's a fur
better driver than the averngf.
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THE REASON
What is the greatest single form"
his. uszlNG SEN'i‘INEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
'I‘III'TSIIAY. I)I‘2('l‘ji\llilfili 1. Hill.
Modern Swords of Damocles
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Lycnum l-lall lust t‘vcnlnc.
Work on the new tn-lcphono $33--
irin from Noru'ulk to Pitisficld. Muss,
\\:l.‘-‘ sturmi this morning. A gnug nt’
Il"\l‘ Illli'.
’I‘Ilr- i'mnluit‘y lmm izillt‘d to tap-
pmr Hi ”1": Baylor Grounds for flit:
(Ilotlmll game with South Norwttlk‘s
Pit-wen ynsiwrtlny afternoon.
'l'IIrrt- ni'v In'i Sunduyn in this )l'lll‘.
Mil'lli thin}: tlint “Ill not luippcn nguin
fur .Imcn yi-lil'rv.
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surgeon
(.cucrul. liuitcd States Public llcnill
HOW TO KEEP WELL
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NEW YORK. p... I ‘
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the suit
tubes
sols.
Did you read. the other day. of a:
certain criminal trini in England? it
lasted less than an hour. and thr-
murderer was sentenced to be hung-
ed.
That's one good reason why Eng-
land Isn‘t troubled by the epidemic
of murders that is sweeping Amer-
ica. imagine a criminal trial here
being disposed of inside of an hour!
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We never hear
it‘ he did it just to get to sell her
some insurance.
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It is never too early to put in 1
little work on the New Year reso-
lutions you are going to make.
Few women wear corsets these
days. Msy be terrible, but just the
same. their hearts are in the right
place.
Lots of people who think they are
singing- would be very much sur-
prised to learn they are not.
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Go around with a. chip on your
shoulder and somebody is liable to
knock your head or! instead.
Being sorry for yourself is wast-
ing sympathy on someone you know
doesn't deserve it.
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The honeymoon is over when he
can carry a. cigar in his v'ert poekc-t
without it being broken.
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Dias-1mm“
'l'iuv mnwuuimt lhr saloon mm but soup [randomly finds
The bride 'nho can cook nothing
herself
lll_ It. ~
ulid not
dltioil
whitii
in u stutt- ol‘ Iicultli.
titiuully passing through the «upli-
lury \vulls into IIIL‘ tissues and if u
ptrson is healthy. this lymph is re-
It you rclnt-lm- I'
you “ill ittull l
lymph. tlml llt‘ u'llr- of III" liody UIl-I
IIIIII'
stills. iviiulguts null U.\.\'¢',"II" and it is
through Illt. lymph
lutnl
will become not.
through the ”it" liltllllilfllll‘s Ul thv
sack into 1111- “lil'fi‘ and till: “alter
hits II‘LUt‘It‘f‘I by lip. sumo tulirsc Illlo
. 'l'liis pr
usmosnl ulltl llir' Lulllllllll’llthlllilII In:-
twevn IIlL: lymph and lilo blood is by
osnwsis through tip; nulls
> L-lood \osscls ulld thmugh the (l"li~
nilo connections brim t‘n lIlI' lymph
and t‘criulii
llropsy is “I'll of
it slit'irlllt‘.
is merely an C.\.iggt‘l‘;liloll oi .t con-
ut‘ulll's
your plucluluhy,
Ilul It is from up: tam point. ‘i‘ms.
Dropsy Isn’t a Disease, 01in aSymptom
uropsy lius I'Ft n l'flitv d beyond .‘l cer-
Is
riuv ill obstruction Ill llu wills. Such
in Hill”) cases.
rm
HI'HSIHVIIIL'.
up and down Ill‘OJIII\\.'l\ I saw Ix'nrtv
II'II‘I‘I". Ilt‘ “ho plnunvll tint
Woolworth lluilriiiuz unit Mm
\Hlli‘ll'fi IIH,‘ rising of tin! l!i’\I ,'.(l.‘llII
tho New York I.II' Ituil iinz. on tlinI
slip of Ihr- “III Mu-ilsnn Squaw (inr-
‘drn. .\nd they «In tril --l
[JR-1H I
lion".
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how his?
Miliylltfi- \ttlltl. nu LilislllitIIOIl in the unison») LP “mph. buck m yummy “min-«l hitni
tllp ligsllll oi the itturdini, ot the til- I" mun“. m“ 5.,” M hm] so many m I
lliul iIiI‘M.‘ culls «unluonsu condition lnund when I
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bu II has Iiillisl'll
ocrss is know” us
of lip.-
ILII'SI; iniood \cu. depending. that
All] u oxiliploill
tll::'..l.‘.l.. U1 Ulls)‘ ML'IIl. of this (until
iIIIIILl‘L‘CDlIL‘I)
Lymph 1.. mn~ \sdcd by this
I) mph.
'l'llu'v 1m, diN uses oi"
ulso which pi'utlut-t- dropsy; threw: an;
of an insurance
man marrying that we don't wonder
move-d us first us: it, Sail ps out.
This I'CIIICHtiI l.‘ .iCtomplishcd in
one or more of thrCe dcl‘iuue ways.
First of all. u purl of this fluid is
'used :15 mod for the tissues. u purl is
sent back to the general Circulation
by the. \lIIlS and still IlaUIIlt‘l‘ purl.
by tho lymphatics.
When this fluid is not disposed of
in this why and there is. consequent-
ly. an accumulation of lymph or
lymph and serum. the condition so
constituted is known as dropsy und
in is sign of disease but not. u diSIZ‘HSC
In itself. The nicmhrnm: of the
body. from which this tIuitl escapes.
is usually healthy. It is not Ill-
Ilauied. although ll may be some.
whnt sudden by long conlucl with
the lymph.
The causes of dropsy are many.
Possibly, the simplest cause Is it
purely mechanical one. The blood
' pressure oftentimes in cases of
first
rounding the «yr-s.
'I'h-.- imporinm fuels to remember
about dropsy urn—first. dropsy Is a
symptom or contliiion and not a dis.
rusc: second. us soon as dropsyvman-
ll'I‘H.‘ Itself. you should no at once to
u rcliable physician: third. dropsy
in itself is not necessarily fatal nor
disease which
condition
trcuimcnt or correction.
intdlcnl
spvcdy rtturn to health.
is the
dropsical
usually the tints “’Illt'll obstruct the
anSILKt‘ of lulootl through the lung.
trunsfel'rcd from the artery to the
wins and tll'upsy is induced in ex;
uctly the some manner.
\\'Ilt‘l‘C kidney discus-cs are present.
the dropsy will he found to appoint-
loose
about the
.‘lltcntlon
ziorlri. Ilt‘fll‘l or ”In heart nmi aorta.
‘I'Ip~ um‘lu. you “III l"lIl‘lllI,il‘i‘, is the
largest :il'ltl')‘ of lhv lvmly.
In practically all (llFt‘ile'b‘ oi the
Ili‘iil'l. there is .i lifil'li‘lil l"lldt no} to
Il'llllbll‘l‘ the blood prtssurc from the
urn-ribs to ”in wins, and wiirn this
occurs uud rcovhts .‘l suit‘icicnt dc—
prrst. dropsy Clllllllli"llL'£‘S to appear in
tlttll part of the body which is most
suftcrcr
from dropsy is. uhir: to walk about.
tlu- instep uutl IIIIIiIt' will show lhv}
“- lIlC pa.llll.r: the luck at u doukvl: i:
firm In: III In xi. lII'.‘ IO\\t"l‘ part of tip: 5 I"’-“ I! """Us’ll il ulll become Inscn-;
Dill‘k or lung's may be the parts in- WIN" '0 Wm”- ' ..
If lhl?
iiult.
his wunlrynpu luit lush-ml Ip- cum:
disullurb'v tip it um. products-m \.i|‘ll$t‘isv; \. ms (IL‘HJIUll. or it Jim} in to Amwh.“ ”M ”Mm”, lh- WNW";
curtron-tilunlilv. ”Hut and nth-.r Hull ihu oil-“ll'UCUU” 0‘ i‘ ‘0‘“ ‘”"‘-" . $an I‘II|:~' INN. v. hum .. \‘
“an”. . In: unused Ivy lll'l’ifiul‘l‘ th‘l‘lm'l 1"." ‘I- culled "ill! kill bill» lIII Hip" unit-ll;
If )0“ l'ldL" -" NIH“ I'dltlllllllll ' WWW- hr: “cm ulmui \viitim: Mums. AMI
suck ul :«III III .I Illiciul til Whirrn Speaking. \t’l‘.‘ MOW“). l'l'I'IHII‘” I Inning umpiirwi sum" plenty thirrml’
you know III1I Ill .1 short tun-t the till) per will if tilISL‘N or gmcrul I)“. “(Imam tho ml'niinu ”I l‘ur-
wult‘l‘ “’IlI IJ‘.t'l)Illt‘ :sslly dlltl Mil (Hurry are du': In tiifi'ur'vti of th'mii-li llurucli, tlu- illiillit‘lt'l' riml imi-
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illi‘nl llcurt. And ii is l""I.’lIr:II thati
linruch showed thr nt'llKth’IlW‘ him-i
to play Wall Slrcr-t uhvrcupon Hilly]
ilvurishcd IIIIiinCIjiII)‘. mm to lIll‘i
Ilosr. rind 110w “III npvm .4 niglitt
club in Fifth Awnuc pritt-rumi lif-
ler III‘ ‘umous London le1 Kat. ..
Fri“ \\’uilvr l‘anirosn‘h. tlt- null-l‘
orchestra leader, unll (I most wirw
rcmnrk hc was making about. uri-
tini: usr-tl to ultrn-luudvrn inusp'!
lln-I. as my mmuory servos lllt". itI
uvnt liki- this; "Tho Illllilzm my Isl
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urcuumlntion Uy‘ new Jimmy Woods. “ho may he
ibcul'd singing horn and lllei'p about
[“0 lungs Ill" town, lllltl Ilt‘ was mulxinl: :i§
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produces the
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Prompt
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LIONS CLUB T0
~ HOLD MEETING
The regular weekly meeting of
the Nor-walk Lions Club will be held
tomorrow noon at the Royal James
Inn.
The Bridgeport Credit Mcn‘s .Isso.
ciziiion will hold :1 rulli‘ at the Royal
.I-‘Imcs Inn on Thursday. December
10. in an effort to obtain more mem-
bers in this section.
NATURE LOOKS ()lT l-‘()R LAZY
FLATI’IM I.
LONDON.—-l\'nturu llus ll nay of
looking out for licrsclf.
For inslnlict- the i‘Ialfish. .'lll off-
shoot ot‘ the pvrch group bus :in cye
on cam sidr of its bend when first
hatched. amd it swims vertically like
.1 fish is supposed lo swim.
' But at an early ago one i'ytt nil-
grates around to the other side or
the head. nnd the quy fish sinks to
the bottom and henceforth li\es
“Hit the cycrl-sidc tip.
C. 'i‘nli- Ilngun, t-mincnt English
'3 loolvgisi. explains:
I "Going ull offshoot of the porch.
‘llil' fish inherited the lazy habit of
;l,\inc 021 one side." he says. "And
’il such {1 fish found It profitable to
'lit- In wait for its prey in this po-
sition. it would naturally try to
make not of the :yc of the undcr.
side. preselnc it upwnril against the
edge of the frontal bone; '
Harrier
WILLARD
Hut ard's great
TIIIBETS
lilllt‘ , ("lulu-INT
runncr. who ruptured n heartbreak-
ing row. from lioucks of Symum!
in the recon! inlcrrollcgintc "o.“-
mmiry chnmplmu-hlp In the out.
The finish “ll.“ (mo.
thrilling In the history or the em
'l‘ihh‘ls' time for the s W
30 initiates. 31 set
of the new
“319
I' it pays to be honest. it pays oven
Ipw're then it costs.‘
grunt stir in TM llickard‘s new gur-
dcn singing. "(llll l‘;il of .\llhv‘.". . ..
Saw .\l\c All-II, whose linmr- cuch
In such cases. u condition arises “I” m h" “'“I‘I‘I 0“ “”i' 5P0” i‘llsv'
similar to that when the heart is ”3 “ml-Md" lmows. and 1": “a?a ‘7”;
afcctcd. Thy” Nomi prr‘ssure is a night club ttiiruging Ill :1 lqu“
light for tho cdlllcation of HIV phi-v.5
minors and pretending to bc knuckud
out. while on lhl: sidelines \lulchmi.
Mickey Walker and Teddy llnym ;
whose names tire replacing Anvil}.
in tin fickle sport world . . .. f
Saw four young women. on tho
strcrt and in tlu- subway. and none
of tiicm wearing huts albeit it mm
a bitter cold night. and they St muml .
to mind it not at all. but st-cmctl
most healthy mid Amazonian,
whcrcns their mnlc companions
wcrc \vruppcd willl muffler and.
rector. And it set me again to won-
dering of those great clutngcs tiuit,’
comctll over the sexes before my:
very cyes and to pondering what Isl
bct‘nlling tho \lrilc lie-man 1
Sec great crowds trying to turnI
night into day. particularly of Sui-I
urday nights and they do tell moi
that on a recent night after a foot-I
'ball gamc morn than 20.000 pcoplc
werc turned away from leading
night clubs for lack of space.
I Tonight 'I
Regent—“That Roylc'Glri."
Itinlio—"Thc Live \Virc." !'
"lilack and Whitc ltcvuc." \vmémfi‘fln‘i-
‘IIIIS l.‘ ‘~:
St.
JAMES \V. DEAN. Ill‘L‘fllilt‘ u bishop In the son-nth cru-
‘ tury.
brntcs “I’nlty Dny" holiday today.
was complr'tcti
Ferry. W. \’;l.. on lice. i. 1834.
Morris .\'. Norton nf \i’cst street
has Iit'l’l'l \isltlng in New York city.
Thc ti‘ockcnoo 'l‘ribc. Improvvd Or~
«ll-r of Red Men. will meet this even-
inir.
.lli'lrmv .l. Collins spent ytslerduy .
in lhmbury on business.
‘m-m-lv i.“ turn “will to work on III“ .
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lhc policu station and tho lockup
‘ur‘ri- fumllrritcrl this morning with in
”mint .ilsinfvctnnt to prevont lh":
unsanitary conditions of lhl' or”
rooms from injuring the delicate con.
slittiilrms of the poiicc.
(“hristnpiil'r Adonis lilltl Miss Itlu
Tummy. nf .liuin urn-t wri-w mnrricrl
ftl St. Mary‘s victory at the o'clock
\\‘i‘llll"‘tlil)' :it'tcrumvn.
.‘lIl‘IlJi"l .l. U'Ili'ivil :Illtl .Insvpli \I'.
Ilonnvv hmc pin-cluisn-li the saloon
.it til- warm 1’ of “Mullins-inn iIIItl Wu.
"F nlrm ta lvu' puiilv it! your.» roll-
:Iut'lwl I): I'rulilt t‘. Ilct'kr't‘. Ml‘.
I'I ll:l-n nu. 'ul'ipf'l'lt' Ilfil‘l'liil‘i‘ for
Frank .I. Ilniittllm lill'l .\ll‘. llnoiuv
“(Ill 'IH- IIIIAIIIHKIH Ill. lII" plum.- tfi‘
Adam .‘IIIIL'II, 'lhv {urinal upvlilng
I‘\" I III 1'.
l'li.nn ’l'li:n~.l.~:.v.ln;: minim} uor-‘v
Inlll in HIV Smith
ulilliilliil t‘llill’tli nl
tr'ruluy rum-nine.
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RACE ISSUE IS
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thing, :ippur-
will}. that is purupwunl lHIl to
(Mill JIIIII (I! fully. 'I'iill l.» lli~ l'l'I'Il‘
pt .1 skin. Al l-*.'l.\!. l‘.I'I‘II t.(.\'~
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lIilIlIl'l‘I of ”In .‘-.tIlII.\
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Alvllltltllhl t'Iiult-Iirs north llIIII Milllll
oi ('lod.
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llp- uni; Iwilulnp that draws
IlliW- is .‘IInIi'.iniuvtlunlsni. And it
(loch :0. HUI Inmatls“ l'. IIr’IICII'S iimi
mi-w- hut Imi insr l: lmnois “emu“
Ivss. I-‘m .:i Iletll‘im. that“ is it mu:—
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for us Harper's
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nomn Council. l’ust Pocahontas-vs. f
Christmas Fair Epsworth Ll‘ilglli‘l
H\‘orwztlk .\l. E. church.
I I O I
I COMIM: EVENTS
‘ Dec. 2.—-.\llnstrcl Show Cockcnoe‘
I Palace—“The Danger Signal."
Tribe. ,
Dec. 2.—-lintertalnmcnt of grand,
officers of Our Sisters' Rebekah I
Lodge. I
Dec. 3.-—-Elcction of officers I
Buckingham Women's Relief Corps.
Dec. 3.—il‘nlrfield County League:
of Women Voters at Manor Housel
Westport. ;
y Dec. :i.—Chrlsimas Saic lroadl
'Rlvcr Community Club. I
l Dec. i.—llousewerning in new.
Iclub rooms of Girls' and Womensj
Iclub 1‘4 Main street. ;
I. Dec. 4.—-Rowsyton-Darieu Min-I
Lstrol Show at Royle School Darlen.‘
‘ Dec. 4.-—"(‘.hsrm School" to be 9
presented by Senior Dramatic club
it Regent Theatre.
Dec. 8.viloncerl.. East avenue .\i.
L church. '
Doc. li.—Chrislmun Party—Punt.
l'ucnhontnscs at Mrs. Csnfleld's on!
West avenue. I
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CENTRAL
Wall Street
PUBLIC IiNO‘v‘v'lJClNiI‘J
I‘Iili‘ll lIlIlIlIll art‘s :rl'l'lllvl‘ who in our tlvlmilu
null lIll‘ number of our III'IliibIlUI‘s. which i'ei'lwt
'i'vlisiug public knowledge
of ilu- Ilunk's t.-~.'ml principles uml policies.
We continue to uruu :IiIlI prmpvr only llfi
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FAIRFIELD
Norwalk 3
Dep
first of December
Made in our Savimrs I )epnrtment by Sat-
urday noon will draw interest from the
The City N stional Bank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
osits
December Silt
Deposits made on
or before December
5th will draw inter-
est from December
lsl‘ .in the Savings
Department of the
The South
Norwalk Trust
Company
Service
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Great. publisher, in an
article in “Colliers" says:
“The greatest single fac-
tor in the light for sur-
t'ess ism
Thrill
The young chap who czm
not save. can not hope to
succeed."
Anything Mr. Curtis ever
says is well worth'heed-
ing.
The Peeples
Trust Co.
First Bank Under
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South N orwaik
the Bridge
On Washington Street
South Norwaik
L. GOLDEN
N OW
Telephone
3915
IN OUR
STORE
74 Washington St.
ROOQNER-TERRIS BLDG.
N 11‘. W
C arelessness is
the greatest
single c a u s e of
fires. A well in-
» sured home is a
16 No. Main St. ?
South Nor-walk ‘
Phone 256
s i g n of careful
ownership.
Little Joe
its 3581' TIME To srauo :
You? MONEY is AFTER. .
You’vE EARNED m... l
s
N. Y. Phone,
Storage Storage I
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You can now avail yourself at
the finest storage facilities in
the State for any amount oi
space you may require.
Our warehouse is a battery
brick building, located at 5
Haviland s t r e at equipped .
with the latest sprinkler Sys I
tem. giving you the low insur I
Walter R. Collings
Real Estate Broker
General Insurance
OFFICE PHONE-”39W;
Ill-Isllll-JNCliu-siiilil
23 North Main Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
once rate of 50c per hundred .
dollars on contents. I .
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Daily MOtO!‘ Haulage 881‘ SUNUIKA
rice to New York I \vslils
Tel. Norwalk 294—10922
Chelsea 8059.
203 W 20th ,St.
HERSHFIEIJ) MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
80. nonwstx, CONN
AT‘VATER KENT
I SUPER HIC’I‘RODYNE R. C. A.
RADIO
Convenient Terms
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08 No. Main St.
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