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THE, HOSPITAi
Special Dinner and Dis-
tribution of Gifts
Sent in by Patients’
Friéilds
Santa Claus never misses the Nor.
wnlk Hospital. Indeed. the] tit-nts
'and tho- null-res seem to be especially
(avorcd by the giver of good things
at Christmas time. The hospital of.
firms and the nurses and the doctors
‘ make a special effort to make Christ-
‘ mus a happy (PHI for Illi‘ sun'crs, par-
ticularly the Echildrr‘n.
Fri a; of the patients usually
commgpdencd with rm. and they
rango‘l'romi toys to many valuable
‘nd many good friends or the
. ifts.‘
III/11‘0”” i acnd' in ”'1“ f0? distribu-
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tion. I
‘Alwnys on (fhrlstmns a special din-
ner is served. for those who can par-
take of it and the nursery has a
small Christmas tree.
. 'l‘nmotticlg‘s’ or the hospital. the?
doctor-stand the nurse." tool this year
that they have n tine Phrlstmns gift
in the "M", A. Bed' ‘ l'uraes'
Moms-.tor which, undcr the load of
thc Kiwanir Ululw. the resid'uis of
Norwalk and :"‘“l“(‘"“l(llng towns
gavi: ‘envrodsly of their money to
il' nce the 'iufldin'
and to whose mom" E. T. Bedf‘rd
C.‘ .lreens Farms. added dollar fpr
dollar. ’
"It certainly is the best. gill the
hospital could po s'bly get," declar-
ed Superintendent Strayer. '
WANTS TRAFFIC
~-COPS SEPARATE
FROM POLICE
Commissioner Macdon-
ald Says They Deal
With Men Who Are
Not of Criminal Class
That policemen doing highway
. traffic duty are not. as a ru‘e, deal-
ing with the ordinary criminal class
and should have a different view-
point towards motorists was a
statement made by Highway Com-
missioner John A. Macdonald dur-
ing a. recent address to a convention
of state highway omcials in De-
troit. .
They should become specialists
along the lines of their respective
duties. he said:
"It is my opinion that: highway
police organization should be entire-
ot the homo,’
DMAKE XMAS !SANTA WILL FIND QUADIIUP LETS CELEBRATING BIRTHDAY
Two years ago Christmas liny
St. John, N. B. They are hearty youngsters.
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these four youngstcn come lo the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mahnney.
Suninwill [ind a mantle full or stockings when he arrives.
Left to right they are Edith May, Edna Inuiso, Lydia Christian and John Dougrns.
of or the work connected with any
other police matters." he declared.
Commissioner Mucdonald outllntd
the following as the mln.mum du-
ties of any highway patrol:
1. Examination or ops. rators for
licenses. and the examination of the
safety features of the vehicles them-
selves.
2. The prevention of damage 0i
unwarranted use of the highway.
3. Enforcement of the motor vo-
hicle laws.
4. Supervision of the movement
of ironic.
5. Prevention and investigation
of accidents.
"At no time." he said. “will then-
be sulllclent means provided wh.ch
will. enable police to. cover every
point where their presence seems
necessary. Consequently the foun-
dation of any highway police pu-
troi must be an information and
statistical bureau to produce the re-
quihzd statistics and the informa-
IlOl‘i as to where they should con-
centrate their efforts.
"The efficiency of any organiza-
tion of this kind is not. to bo unas-
ured as is the ordinary police de-
partment by the number: of arlests
it makes or the number or convic-
tions it secures, or by the amount
of revenue it produces, but by the
reduction in the number of accidents
and the condition or _the lrafili
which it directs.
“Enforcement must always be
standard and not spasmodic. The
public must. necessarily be taught
and constantly reminded that at
certain places they can do certain
things with safety. and at certain
other places. it is impossible.
"This force must. be properli
equipped and the personnel ade—
quate. By this i do not mcan num-
bers but intelligence. Above all
things, it must have the contid. not.-
of the public and tne support of thc
courts behind 't. To gain public
courts, its enforcement must lm rr-n- limit of Hartford has been file! at
sonnhlo, equal utminsl every pct'sonllho olilco or the secretory ol' the
and just. its oliiccrs must he g ntlo- g slut -. Authorized capital is 1.000
men. hardworking. SOUl‘l‘. indus- I slmrws of no pur \nlue stock and the
lrious. hclpful nnrl lair." ’mznnuny w;il begin a thmtrlcoi and
Innmuvincnt business in this stoic
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To The People of Norwmlk SAYS
CENTS
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. ‘mth $1.000 lncorporniors fll‘e 1". H. . .
New Corporations ”Mm-n and p. c. mm of . {rauds
. . Iiriwklyn, N. Y.. and D. C. Wynmn i - L
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A ccrtlficnln of inwrnwutinn m" “I sflb‘tiyf‘iigtdg; incorporation hnr l‘ . . 1 “MC!
‘tho Checker Diner. Inc. of liurtfurd' ‘_ C" " ‘ V . -~. .. I? h i , .’
has been ti‘ctl oi the office of tin: “Is" “If“. filed of '1’)“: ‘smbAnrhlanr'Id ":9 ur ml ls ere. : {It
secretary of lhn slate in llurlrurtl .(“ml‘m‘w‘ "In nxlnuhl‘y. mm} III" h‘f ‘ [A L
Authorized cupllnl is Kimono HHIIHMU'” is I" '0": “I'm IonIII::I :nd )1, I [Is all .
the corporation \‘.'lll lwgin n l't‘si.lllr—: In”? “ ‘3'" m“ U "f“ , I»! 75"] 0 H ‘ LII I) .
ant bllslnlaa with SIL'WL llumrnoru-I 1:511:11.qu appliance burinisso hill). N ~57. ur ome s ere. : 9‘) 5’3-
tors are Louis li‘iuiilmzin. i‘n-lii: l-.‘. 1 "“"II I... . If” ”1:01:30” “VIII Ml“ r25 ; ‘ ‘ id M,
Friedman. Julius 1'. anmm anrl' II' 1“"“3' m A‘ u ‘ 1 a J i ,iI, (I v‘
. . l i‘.ln(‘.l3 .9 Hnyncs all or Dnnburv. .’ : I x -.1
Sarah J. “ilxlllllll, uil ol llurtrnrd.l l ' ‘ l h '§; ‘1 W d f 0' I {>- ,3
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lAnl orgnrnliz:;t.oihu (IIIIIIHIIJIIH I?" hurtu I‘ilcd of the luff Manutuctizr- a ‘1 e are ”You 0 o I}? CEITI' as V®Im are VFIIE-Eld In {I
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lug Company of .\'i\\' llxllnln. :tuflr Ta CO'TDMI‘I' lino, OIH‘lIlllgt :10": E T C II : . , ‘ (If; I:
orizvd cuplui is sanmm and im- ‘” """ .""‘.‘““" "W “‘5' I; 011 will Cl y. i It‘ll .’
, r I. , . . [sli'nnr lh‘llYm-porl; Il‘l'flSlll‘t‘r‘ Allll‘l‘l g 1.5 13
compum “ill b L n “ith $1,000. ln-I U Q .. “I ‘_ .. C ‘l ,' I I“ i
corpnrutors are i’uul IiiontvilI-ni I‘I'I‘flm'II “a in“: HII‘vtIlu'ifl ma a rt; 1 - I ' [If ’3
Knxlmer Simple and l.ukc (l. '(uz'IIbn‘illoihjwyt'hi“12:33:31:Idlr‘ejl‘t‘brsmh 8’ “I, o . ‘ . y “3 in
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A cortll‘lcntn‘ or incm'purnllnn Of
The following certificates of or-l
ganizution has ln-cn i'iioil: of the S'umli'ss N11 Company.
13. l). l’lt‘l't‘l‘, ha. Inc, of imm- . of Hartford hus h"In film! a! the ol-
pori. Officers: .l'i‘i‘i‘l(lt’.llt and trcus- ”C" 0’ 1““ 5"“l‘t'iul'y 0" the SIM"-
uror, B. l). I’icrcv, In. of Vanni-1m:Autimizvu autumn is 850.000 and
vice-president. Thomas Del“0y0:z[,ll.ll0 company will begin the. manu—
nrldgepon; snorvtnry, Jonathan l'flt‘iuri‘ of netting nnd a retail tcx-
Grout. Fahtivld. Tho officcrs lilo busim as with $8.00“ lncortmrlh
pose the board of iiirictors.
A. J. A. Manufacturing (In. The,
of New Huwn. Officers: l’rosidcnt ”I Ihmmm .
Albert J. Armolrong. New York. 'lhu iolrm‘lnit (‘I'T‘L‘r'.('flli‘3 of or-
secretary and treasurer. Michael 5'“ 11mm" h ""' lw‘,"“'”“d’
Tulloy. Ncw York :i,«.:-l:innl Fi-r-rvtnry Am H on I‘m“ 5' mm") Ccrporn
Austin Morgan, Now llnn-n The of-
ficers composr- the ivourd of illrcc~
tors.
llertolinl Trapock Comrnny. inc.
or Trumbull. Otto-rs: l’rcrido:.t.
John "film“f": YICC"'""SI‘IP'”{_ \in- Nichol-x Hunting Company. lm‘.
condo liorlolini: treasurer. l‘uurtomf “rifig pnl‘i. Off‘ccrs: l‘rv~:;itl(_-nt
Bcrtoiinl; S‘mumly' MM”) “"I‘ton’lmld iruieturcx'. litm‘y 'l'. Nichols
ni, nil oi' \Vmulhrirhpn Thr- ni‘tici‘rs' lirltl ”In“: ”(a 'DI'l‘S-ltll‘nI. hinry
compose the hotlrvl 0" ilitcclt‘rs. Mi 1‘. Snltihpm‘l: scri'cinry.
A certificate of tnrnrpov‘ntlon Of {ck IL l“l~‘l’l. Soiliulrrl, Thu nfi'iwr
DIX.
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.\. Mum-nu and Nelson DcLUtlc, all
dent. ii. ll Mirrili: secretary and
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ly separate from the enforcement confidence and the support ot the the Stamford Amuscmonl (‘orpom-icmnpore the board of dircclurs.
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' Your Holiday G reetings »
-“Say It With Flawers”
”Dear Sir or Madam:—
'Wiill pleasure we offer you the finest flowering stock we
ever had, for CHRISTMAS.
5000 Flowering Plants
Poinsettas - Cyclamen - Begonias - Melior and Chatelaine - Cherry
Trees - Primrose: - Azaleas, etc. Also a large assortment of Foli-
., age Plants - Boston Ferns - Palms - Auraucarias - Dracaenas, etc.
Very Moderately Priced
. We like to give you the benefit of Choice plants, therefore,
please arrange to come early and have your selectioh before
they are sold wholesale—We will reserve them for you for lat-
Ier delivery;
Norwalk Greenhouses I. So. Norwalk Florist
15 Issue St. Tel. 117 or at our Store —- 2 South Main Street, Telephone 364
. Bring This Adv. With You
It Is Worth 10% OH
mm are ilom-ii S Lowdncs. Victor
Minn, or |‘.ridt:cpnrt ()fficcrs: I‘rcsi—I
.l. liucknmn. hoth oi.
lirlv‘g port. Thn uti‘orrs, with i‘mnwf
:S Hill of liliiignpol‘t, compose lhcj
Fro-tltr : "L
mflhefl'fltm
15%
Norwalk paper mill, we publish our greetings
and best wishes to you. 3
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I II The modem newspa'2er carries Ellie happy II
.t I rjeeeage ' PI the Christmas time hem oily lo I
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; I the message. of the m ‘l'ttlllilnl with his siorlrs gr.
I” II of Christmas gills anl the words of cheer I
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and progress in the world. 9
We are well pleased lliat in} this process of
the conveying of glad tidings olI the Christ-
mas we, too, by our making of newsprint
play a part. ' 3
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Ours is not merely a businesfsv of wood
pulp which comes bore on ships and of huge
rolls of paper which you may see transport-
ed llirougli the city on trucks.
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There are human aspects of paper making. ... I
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"' nation’s progress by su ‘iplying the basic stock i.
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‘,A happy and a merry Christmas to you, I
fellow Norwalkers. ’ 5
St. George Paper Co.
NORWALK’ CONN.
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