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Uptown Branch
18 Wall St.
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Norwoik
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girls liu\\ titty luck in llltlill’l‘ll rus-
tumcs—uhlch. he added. "i stronlly
condemn.“ .
lixccilrntlz lllll’ll", no doubt. Hill
what u vust pity that tiNllUl'It’l‘! of
this type cannot be shown how pos-
tors look \l‘llt‘li thcy lost. thclr imi-
b
:llicr- \\ lit'f'lS.
I’LXI’LOI)ED.
.Rcmr-mbrr how anti-tobacco cum.
pulgllcrs llflf’d to lilo“ a puff of l0~
ltll('(‘0 .“l’i‘ltllii‘ through a ha..dkr~rchict
'ltl lllt‘ll point to NW brown stain or
--vidcnco of tho frightful action of
tho (loudly tilcotlnc'f
A wrltor in thr' . l Amt‘rlrun
.\It-i'rury remarks that this stillil is
causcd simply by harmless coal-tor
substances ill thn‘ smoke. and that
nicotinc. IIt'Illg colorless, could not
possibly ltc holtl 1r ‘tilllllllblf‘.
Thu; ; vl‘lfillt'fi :tnothr-r timr--llon.
orotl suspicion. .\iitl Illt' lulrdy lads
who l’llll'fF't'I lIli'li‘ t'llzut't in in apt“. of
tho (ll‘t’fttlflll \vnrning cltn at
misc.
l‘l‘fil.
ROWAYTON
PUMPER FROM
EAST NORWALK
' A Thought
‘Ilnoo man \va.» pinu-tl upon
‘ but the lriumphing of the wicked
In short, and the lay of the hypocrite
but for a montcnt‘b—Job 20:1. .3.
1 i3 9‘ >7.
trcr'
con.
Was cvcr any wicked man
fromtherstings of a guilty
science ?-—-'I‘lllotson.
TOO MANY LAWS
. The American Congress in once
more in session. And it is probably
‘ do to predict that each and every
,ono or the BOO-odd legislators gath-
srod in Washington will introduce
homo score or more of hills which
he would like to son t-l‘irtctt’d into
own. 9
Many of these propoaed laws. no
doubt, are excellent things and
l'hould be passed. (Wht-ther these
> re the ones that will pass. or
i , 'yourse. is it different matter.) But a.
‘g‘rowlng number of Americans are
homing to feel that Congress and all
Ithor legislative bodies. would do
all to Wipe out a few thousand of
he laws that are already on the
‘ {unto books instcad of adding
oro.
‘ For gradually we are beginning to
realize that laws are not the most
mportant things in the world. after
full. The present state of our civili—
‘mfion being what it is. we can't do
ltllout them; but we have just
bout: reached the. point whore we
' hould start trying to get along with
ewer instead of more.
.3. Laws. after all. are only the sym-
hols by which society in general
ets forth its customs and beliefs.
m‘i‘hey are vaineicss unless they re.
firesont a. social trend that makes it.
self felt Wholly nsldo from llli't
tatute book. The average.
“abiding Norwalker abides within thc
law. not. because the law happens to
£0 in force; but because he knows
inst c 'tain actions are forbidden by
Nhe otfiom and desires of the com-
ilhunity in which he lives. And no
pew law can stand unless it has
ohind it some such Widespread
ubllc agreement of tooling.
It ought to be fairly obvious to
tiny observer that at this moment
0 general public is not cxnctiy
1. amorinz for anyhow laws.
43." In fact, most of the demand set-ms
To be to have some of our existing
in removed. In other words. the
WI now in force are adequate to
press America's customs and dc-
, l'es; and some of them. indeed. no
' riser can be said to be truthful
presentations of gonuiric currents
popular feeling.
. Perhaps it is only natural that \l't:
sould have gotten ourselves so on-
eshcd in a tangle of logal rcstric-
‘ons. We live in what may be
.ollled an automatic civilization. it
‘ ’ the age wherein one presses inc
fatten and lets the machinery do
a rest. In consoqucncc. we have
ken it for granted that. we could
slate our (million and failings
t of existence.
And now we are coming to under-
, %:d that that isn't the way to go
ut it.
“Law and Order" is .1 lovely
I rare; but did you ever stop to
Snider that. in a perfectly organiz-
fil'uoclety. order would prevail with-
. t any law at all-
la \y -
knee to make itself popular. All it
do to do is ignore most of the
h laws that will be offered it. and
it about a. thorough revision. with
'izood. fat blue pencil. of the laws
first are now on the statutes.
“'ANTED: A MIRROR.
An Irish pastor. so news dlspalt'il-
atoll on appeared in his pulpit “izlu
‘ trousers roilcd up to his nu. _
II arms and clmt barn.
t‘nrth. '
The present Congress has a "no. ’
. uranium)
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'Hose co. Members May
i Decide Tonight On
3 Purchase of New ”Ap-
paratus
There will be two members from
- Rowoylon in the graduating class of
tho Nornalk liigh school this Feb-
ruary. "l'llcy :ll‘o Miss lirlen Kuy.
daughter of Mr. our] Mrs. ('ioortzc
Kay ol‘ tj'rockctt. slrcot, :lntl Edgar
Brynn. son of Mr. and Itirs. Harry
S. lryalt of Eros! road.
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The fire. sircn blmv Saturday rift-
erl‘ioon culling: rcsidcnts of the town
to witness the (lonlonstrutiou of the
La. Franco. pumpcr from East Nor-
tmik. ’l‘llroo tcsts were luaric. The
first on lilghlumi avenue Whore the
water prcssuro tild not appear to he
as good as it was during iliv, sr-cond
test which took placo alongside of
Meado's store on limvaytnti avenu...
The third lost was hrld iti limit of
tho forlncr carriage factory on up-
per Rowuyton avcmlc. Chic! llogar-
dust or Nt-rwalk lt‘iro ticpartmcnt anti
‘Dcputy ("blot of the Third District.
lt‘rerl Witcolor worn at tilt;- demon-
strations. The in France (30..
pl-cscntniivo, Mr. Jacobs. was thorn
to answer :my questions. The La
France pumpcr used for tho demon-
stration is part of the oriuipmeut Al
the Moyflowor Ilook. Ladder nut-l
ilosc Colo! Rust Not-walk. chcrnl
members of this company llllllllll'.‘tl
the pulnpcr. 'l‘ohight at 8 o'clock
there will be an important meeting
in the lloso house. when the ours-
tlnn of tho advisability ’of Dill‘t‘limh
in; n. similar pumpcr will probably
itr. scttlctl.
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Mr. Charles Jot-boo of Brooklyn
was the guest of .\Ir. and Mrs.
Stewart Hopkins of l'icll island yes-
tortiay.
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.lirs. Percy llurrv'tl entertained
.\Irs. Earl Sit-vans. Mrs. Ira Klgglns.
and Mrs. Sidney l'icll (ll. luncheon
today, at her home on Bruoksitle
avenue. Those four intlics llelpctl
make the )linstrt-l show. given as n
honcl‘lt for tho Rowilyton Public Ll-
brnry. such a succcsu.
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A. rehearsal of the Christmas cv-
crciscs \vlli hr- hclti ill the Sunday
school room of tho Methodist
church or 7:30 this cvr-ning. All
‘:tir~mbcrs taking part in this cuter-
iaillmcnt are requested to ho on
hand.
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~-~.\ l‘lill lint: or“ Squibli's Products.
tut Alicn's Drug Store "lllttcr‘sfik—
Adv.
. .
.\l r. litintuntl Elllt'rit-h has rclurn-
wt] to his homr: in fliclx'lnlcy place
:tltor Slll"l'ldlnt}‘ scvcral days in Chico-
so.
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lllr. Elinor (iurvcy of
nvcnuo has rcsignctl his position
with the Peopitt's grocery and has
“C(‘PDIEd one with n groccry conccrn
in Norwalk.
ltouayion
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Miss )iayla. Scoficlti of lllgllinnvl
zlvenut: attended a. "Get-iO-Ké‘ilivr"
DHrty held in the 0v or River school.
the latte-r part of last week.
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Jock chlsdcll of
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Mr. Stamford
{RAPPER FANNY say...
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men have gone without
‘,Alncricn many people who liclicvolmoro important than heat. When
'that night air is bad. and hoop the i you go to sloop see to it that there
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ms EVENING SENTINEL—SO. nouwnur. curt N.
BYGoLn’!
I 502E WOULD
HAVE AToztoBLe
REPu'iZtlt'orl lF
iT WASN'TFOIZ
‘lFtis FELLOW
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The Silent Partner
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P“...-
By DR. HUGH
HOW TO KEEP .WELL
Surgeon General, IJnltcd States Public Health Service
s. oumnno‘ t
Shut Off
You know that man can exist for
some time without food. Sometimes
food for
weeks. Man also can “w a short
limo without water. Mun cannot l
live without air. If the supply oft
air is shut off life bccomcs extinct
ill ll. {cw minutes.
Very few realize how important
air is the nattcr of. httallh. I‘eo-I
plo who k ovv that thoy cannot livei
without air will no-vurthclcss kccp:
their windows closet! and their doors .
sllut. Thc-y burn up tho air in their
roams \vith fil‘t’s and lights.
They fall to give tliclr bodies the
benefit of proper vcntiiation. Thny
shut. the air off from lhcir hodlos
with close titling. horny shops. with.
tight collars and with clearly woven
cloth of all kinds. .
For a lulu: limo. mnny pooplo'
thought that. lllt‘l‘c wore two kinds:
of air. (lay lllr which was good, and ‘
night air. which “its bad. In sonic
parts of Europe promo still hovcg
this wrong itlcu. 'l‘hvro are still in‘
windows of thoir slcoplng rooms;
tightly closed tLl night.
Everyone Should know that night
air is not had air. that night air is
hot dangerous. but thnt night air is
good. By keeping tilt" window of
your sleeping room upon at night it
will hclp you to avoid tuberculosis:
somotlmvs collctl consumption.
Anothcr mistake which many poo-
plc make is rim: to the fact that they
believe that tho body tnki-s in air
only through tho lungs. The Public
Health Scrvlcc want you to know
that fresh nir is important to your
skin as well as to your lungs.
Still airwair that is not in motion
——shoulti bo avoidud. 'I‘o kcep your
body in perfect httaith you need air
that is moving. Kocp tho air about
you in motion. Open your windows.
0ch your doors. l‘sc the clcctrlc
t'an. Au ole-civic fun is healthful.
own in ivlnicr \vcnlhcr. If you do
(lll'lllt‘Si‘ things. you villi got. the
Man’s Air and He Dies
‘v you to av old disease.
- your room.
greatest amount of value out of na-
ture's medicine’fresh air. Fresh
air benefits the whole body. It helps
Plants kept in a room where there
is but. little fresh tilt and sunshine
soon wither and die. What is true
of plants is also true of men. wo-
men and children.
Do not be afrold of fresh air.
Most people need to learn that tiny
should be afraid of closed and heat-
ml rooms. The temperature of your
room should never be more than 70
degrees. flirty-eight dcgrcesfiocren
boil-Ir for hcalth. Excessive out is
unhealthy. Mr which is too dry is
unhealthy. Give your skin plenty of
trmsh :lir. Do not wear tight cloth-
ing. Give your lungs plenty of fresh
air.
Helping to Avoid Colds ’
l'rtsh :tlr helps to (lcstroy the:
gcrms that cause coughs and colds.
The host tray to avoid colds is to get
it‘d/“m
‘pnt ot' lizc American llllltfllJEt
urn. this. but there has bur-n :ln cutl-
NEW YORK. 1m, ll.-—.ls tar as]
tho Broadway linrhci‘s rtrw l'OlltM‘ll‘WI I
men can lcnrn tn .rut. thr'u- min lmir.’
'I‘hcy prcfcr to Ill’.‘- 9 Ill“ tit‘rli‘ lzlt‘llvsI
tvilh their bobs, ‘
“The
is L'tl cents."
us an 3"“!‘8L’f‘ i'lllill who tilts l‘mtttrl
than it rlimc.” . l
The (fumhcl'lnrttl Hitln lu'il'lll In it ho
rtW-rnnc tip truth .1 tvmtmlt
titty point out, "."llliwi
refun‘d to own tht it- shops to wig
men might lakt' limos "ll llll‘. '
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A Turkish liiilll .‘d'illllll.\ Hum}: ll ‘.
impllcs a. limny \‘Il'ililtiliL l-tttli, or;
perhaps it fat man rmlnvuw.
But not“? ldt'n. t'f liuv: poyillzlr lS'l
this sport may be guilt-HI from lllP
Iflt'l that rt lira in on» Now York.
Turkish bath n-tlltlishmcnt :tvnt .‘whil
men to the. stroots chill in ion. 1~.
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lo t'lll]|l\‘
I'll);
“Juan" and “anzl'm”. imtt
loss dispute as to its writ-zip.
. . l" l‘ .. i l.“ -'i..':‘ !
plotily of fresh air. keep the sir tr: :12?) o'.5r§;“.t,r..§’..‘f??' 11,“) I‘llill.‘
about you moving. Ventilation is ‘ “ . ‘ ' ., '"5' “ w ‘ ”p
from Sutttll Lnrolilln lo lccturv (in
the romnnco that llcs in native:
is tt strcam of fresh air flowing into
11' you koep your win-
dows open you can get all the frcsh
air that you hood. oven in the
crowded cities.
Breathe deeply. Deep breathing
helps your lungs. your brain. your
nervous systcm. in fact your whole
‘ body. ’
t In six-cot cars thc air becomes bad
‘ in a short. time. It is your duty to
see that ventilators in cars are kept
open. Coughing lint-l sueeziln: in
these crowded places spray harmful
bacteria. into the air. When this air
is breathed over and over “taint
more colds result.
I “Viih plenty of fresh air coming'
into it street. car or crowd-rd room,
many harmful bacteria will be do.
you have a. cold. it you must cough
or snooze. remember it is your duty
toward the public health to cover
your mouth with your hundkorch'tof.
was :1 visitor in town yostrtrdny.
a’l 3
M ii. service hold ill the )lcthollst
church. South Norwm...
cvonlng by tho 'l'. K. A.
club. Miss llclcn Ray of Crockett
street. acted as: chairman.
giving the Offering and tho ‘teuedlc-
tion. This club was formcti by Mrs.
George Woo!) Andorran during the
Anderson Crusndt,
o
yr‘st i"l‘(lfl_\'
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Mr. Slur lv'tv-lcr ni Rowayton
avenue has tutored tho Norwalk
hospital for lt‘cutmcnt. Friends wish
him a speedy recovery.
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The meeting of the Young Peo-
plr-s society of the Ba list ch‘irch
yesterday afternoon \\ very well
attended. Mrs. Victor ,St‘allso spoke.
using as her subject. "The Power
and Charm of Pcrsonailty. "Mr.
Bradley Nickerson of. Highland Ave.
nuo played the violin and Miss Ger-
trude Brands. recited one of Brown-
ing's peoms. After the service re-
freshments were served. Next Sun-
day evening at 6:15 the Young Peo-
ple's society will hold another meet-
ing.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Desmond
and family of Flax Hill road word
the guests of_.\ir. and Mrs. William
Watson of Rowayton avenue yes-
icrday.
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Members of the Baptist Church
choir will meet at the home of'Mrl.
Earl Stevens on Me Kinley place. to-
nirht. The Christmas anthems which
will be sung Sunday." will be re-
hoursed. Two of these anthems Ire
"Behold. I Bring You Good Tidings"
and "Sing. Oh Ravens."
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Mr. and Mrs. William Doris of
tlic Bronx were the guests of Mr.
‘anrl Mrs. Oliver, Dayis of Crockett
2 nl rn-l yosiorday.
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'l'ilcsday :lflcrlioon til :iififi'lhe
younger children of the Baptist
I
licsldc i
Tonight
Pnlacom-“The Best People."
ltcgcnt “lrlsll Luck."
minim—“Winds of Chance."
Monthly ‘meet Norwalk Day Nurs- l
cry. a . !
Christmas Partyul’ast Pocohon-i
turns at Mrs. Campfield's on West .
ax cnue.
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COMING EVENTS
Dec. ia.—lnstsllctlon Women of.
Mooseheart Legion. . 1
Dec. 16.-—Electlon choml. Coun- 1
oil. D. of P. ‘ ‘
Dec. 17.-—Forefsther‘o supper .
South Norwaik Congregational -
church. I
Dec. is.——Electlon Eureka Robe- 5
kah Lodge.
- Dec. 18.——Chrlstmu party Dou-
ziu Fowler Woman's Relief Corps.
Dec. lit—St. Mary's Christians
party at church. ,
Dec. 20.—Chrlutmu Patent ct
South Norwstk Baptist church. ‘
Dec. 21.—Chrlstmu party c-s
chapter writ out! Women'- club.
Dec. 24.~Glecm'o Circle to visit
Home for tho And.
Doc. 26.——Chrlstmu dulco at
Walloon Country club.
Dec. ate—Anus! Reunion of
Class of 191! at Norwolk mph
school.
Doc. u.—Bonquot Evornlul'u
Bibi. Clus.
Jul. 3.-—Everynnn'l Bibi. Clout
special moot. . t
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Church 1 meet for o rohurm of]
the Chri mu entertainment. .
o o c 1
Among the eight [iris who will
dlnce u o. period. to the moving of
lthe "Merry Widow." ot the Ronntt
; Theatre um week. will be mu nei- ‘
ten Roy of Crockett Itmt. All of
'the rirlsmui-Allor'om
4
legends :ll‘li‘l ho supplies “‘hnl Scents:
to bf! an excclicnt solution:
“Down in tho South \vv
knmvn l'Or yours a character ltzinit Ill
.lusho Brown. out" of tho rval tittui'ol
syilcopatlonlsls. it \\:l.~‘!l'i Inuit: liv-i
ful't’ psopic “'m't‘l shouting. 'lilVi“ tlsl
more Jasbo' illlt'I ‘Slop on it .lrlshu.’i
It seems to be porfmrtly logical lhntl
.laslto bct'unlc Jazzbo and \\'.'l.‘ :lltbrc-.
\latctl into jazz. (Tvrtuiniy. :ht'ro'
wt-ro hundrctis of pr-Opk \tlto midi
‘Jnsbo mush" when rv‘t‘r‘rring to thrl
llarkr‘y's syncopnlions and it seems
to mo he has n prt‘lly good claim fol
starting the word 32th on its our." 4
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IMH'
.lo l‘hlvitlsun, flan sculptor “ho,
Mulpml John D. Rockwell-"r. tolls!
:i'ZInl“ utmlsing “01‘1"“ Of his I"Nl‘i‘l'i’
stroyed by tho org-yen in the air. If ‘oncc. ;_
Arriving at tho ROI‘Itt"ff‘i'.i'l‘ tstutw1
ho ovpnctc-d iltra ngt-tl oil lllllfllial"
would want something akin to [over-
ilsh activity. Insli'nd of thut ho found
l.lnlln ll. preparing' to similar the
golf t‘ourrr’.
"i thought pcrhaps you could
motif-l hit: as i golfcd.” salt] tho mil—
lllonsiro.
"lint. .“r, Rot-lgtti‘otllnr, I t'f'Ul“
warm 1:: carry my clay around tho
golf tours'u" r-‘lllurkctl lllc .ir-‘(Hlllil-
rti artist.
“\l'r-ll. l’ carry my clnv around it.
mery day.“ lnurzht-«i Rockefeller. i
'— .l.\!\il?.< \\'. DEAN.
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Gomgu \V'ashingtr-n diml Du". ll.
1799 at Mount \‘crnon. \‘n. Alaba-
ma was admitted to thc union on
the. same day in 1819.
Cathdllc church chant-vex lndn)’
the feast of St. Nicaslus. archbishop.
and his companions. martyred in
the fifth century.
Littlo Joe :
mofi‘tlm "t'tls cooiitue
' 1H: thANKGGluNt-‘r
or
t2 Moll-lea
mulled. to N‘BEE i‘lmmb }
5"
lJcIrI-lliltt r
Iili't‘
Club lust tr: ttililz.
l:il'ilt
liritli $
nro rt'wcivilii: illwrul pit roilagtu ’l‘hu
\vlntlmvn pro
with t'ltrlrilitrti. :‘ifllt of
N‘l'llilldll.
trl.
“pun Saturday morning.
t‘tilltllliflll'fl oil Ill“ litirupvlln plum,
N‘llt‘ilIlIlN‘I in “hid it.
night
"Ollie up. no session was hill.
1 has h-lti in Hill
llt'l‘rtl Amblvr mt liotvuyton ill-ill‘lt'
lycatcrdny nfin'rnoun.
:iilthvm “III ln- sum: Ill ‘llv' )Il’lllll
Iv‘r t
it) it gang: of \lt-l'klllt ll "’llll‘ill’iyf’d liy
tt‘mifl‘llt‘lttl'
tw- rr- l'lr‘fil in: on 51.3“.) prttpt'trly own-
l’tl lq: \‘l'atrt- t‘t-ntltl‘issiotint- Stcphcn.
9.“. lillit'lt :IIItI t\—.‘~l;l_\nr Richard H.l
Iitillli"ll. {
Norwalk
20 Yours Ago
‘l'ilr i‘nliunitux ll‘l'll?‘ :tptvutul ‘.t
ilt- issiiv ut‘ 'I‘lll‘ llvt ttiltr :4. ”11ml 0.-
li. lttt'lfw
.lolm i'.’lt'r Hlni'lttl ii lillf-rllil] t-Ill-
l’lilbl‘ .ut Ill" Fusilmu .\llll'l .-
Jtlhll lilill‘liht'lil-iiril‘ (If Fillllh Nt'll‘.
\vlllk “'ll-‘t‘ it. \Irlltl'l‘ in Uill’l"‘ll _\l.‘.‘il|'l'-
illi)‘.
’l‘iiu l‘lil lHlltrtrt >l||'|'l|i| rs urr lllll lli
tiililtlu rs Illltl ill" rllil'lrl ill
South Nokulk llil Nurvvnlix
nrra ilct'rl
i‘x‘t’l y tit:-
illll':ll'll\ I‘ly
I.tiiti'.tiln's ltllr- liL\\' llnv
and A “Wind filly-"l. will
It will hit
.‘lii’ilsiol
No. i‘.
Tho south .\'tir\\.ilk Concluvt. lm-
prtlvt‘tl l‘il'tit‘r (it llt'lilliét‘illiL llllt'I it
l:t:~l
tillt'l‘l-llllllir'lii
vcry li';lt’t‘tu~tiit-.'
twining. I‘ti'tl‘t-rl: \ir-i't also clnvt'-tr--l.
William .llillt-r win Moot-id .trt-hou
and John l-‘t-lrlr provost.
Miss Nt-nllir. JT'ltznmurit-o of Non
York is . titling nitlt rclntlwr, in this;
ritv.
Till‘ .\'t’ll'\\ltlk lint l’lllsll‘w'a “rt.
meeting lust
.liiit no thun- nnu nothing to
A thin layup of ice t‘tl\'.‘l'('I tho lo-
tnl Il.’l]‘l~l‘_t|’ this morning.
‘ .\ll'>. W. T. Ill’ll' or Sirnwlmri'v
lllll, l2.t:-t Nuruull. rt'nl-tiily lost a.
‘Jl‘ll‘ll’ll" Ilulr".
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itisl church Stintlly.
Defective chim-
neys invite lire.
Kcep them in re-
pair but for pro-
tection from live
losses insure your
pl't‘ipcrty litre.
W. R. Ceilings
J‘u‘nl Estate Broil-J
I‘ll-neral insurance
til'llcc I'llotic~-~:llil-.’i
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2:: North Mnill Street.
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HA l'. DECEMBER H. 1927.
Best Xmas Present.
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SAVINGS ACCOUNT
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The South ll
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MEMBERS of our Christ.“
mos Club have ready cash
for every gift and other
holiday expenses. '
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for with my
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Security
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The City National Bank
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STAMPED ART GOODS
Pvptllur lvilt't‘s utilizu ti." iuligt-
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HUSBAND and WIFE
Ought To
(‘O-OPERATE
in the matter of saving
money. A savings bank
account has solved the
problems of household
economy in countless
homes.
Save Yours In
The PeOples
Trust Co.
First Bank Under
the Bridge
0n Washington Strut
South Horwslk
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L. GOLDEN
NOW IN OUR NEW
STORE
74 Washington St.
ROODNERTERRIS BLDG.
wet/111:;
rollers—-
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If so send in :1 Illll‘l‘}
all for Us and we'll nbrltroi-
thb matter. We have done mm.
to persuade hot air ht'alel“ it
get back on the job than ? ? 'l
N. D. C. moans Nothing Doing
Club.
The Nash, Raymond
& Dean (‘0.
2 run Hill Road
Has
your
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