THE‘ EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, if)
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most, The Associated Pros.
author New England
super ‘Pubzishels' Associ
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-- r ‘boy will. I always wnntnd one when
TELEPHONEB I was a kid and never did get onc."
. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12—98 The friend smiled undorstundlng-
Uptown Branch [y ,
WI.“ 8“ .188! "I used to want n bicycle," l‘it' lld-
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.‘. ng Senti‘ el
t -~ all:
tit, t‘onn.' hi. I "Hi
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, tattoo Jolly olcevt Sutld y by
. mm! t'ublinlling tit: mom.
anonborg . . .. . . .. . . . Pres pectcd to give considl-rntlon to me
3": ““3123” - - - ' ° - 0 - T’s“ World Court llnd America‘s partici-
._.... y ' ”LL: ' sc. putlon therein. Anirri unit must hold
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o Daily New papet
isltsrs' Association or Cross
» .luociotod Press issxci sivoly
‘g to m. undo: repubnmuon string of truck for Christmas.
I now- dispatcher credilel to it "Neat inyout. too. Hunger] it 1
'm otherwise credited m this don't llllllost hollovc l'nl going to
. r. and use the local new pub.
TUT- hsroin. l
porieys proves this."
Bridgeport. too. is alive to the im-
portsnco of the issue. '
Tho Bridgeport Post. in an editor.
in! yesterday. expressed ital-if once
again strongly in favor oi the World
Court. stating:
“Dr-rl-mher 17 marks on important
day in the history at tho United
States. On that day congress is ex-
llp the hands of Calvin Coolidgo. a
calm and sober-minded President.
who has spoken for this nloamlro to
guard against 'tuture wars. For her
own good. tho Uniti-d Sutton should
take this step."_ .
_.._._.,_..._____,_...
BOYS, snows tr.
Said I. Non-talk
friend:
"Yes. sir. I bought my boy one of
those olcctric trains and a whole
liHYyl: r to his
ploy with it myself more than tho
4 A Thought
dost than not care
10:40.
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Thou who complain molt are
at to he complained ctr—Mat-
‘ law 116an-
r.\o'rony news l
The Evening Sentinel today
-liootion of a new departlrl
' better that it will attord
ot a highly important tl
thymus here. which for tht
M been noglectcd by th local
. rotor to factory news. What
1 -ing on in the factories‘ here.
the men are doing. all is im-
at to this city. which drt
clot stability from these
.’ ties.
' is department will. we fell con-
c‘d, he a source of growing read-
erest. ‘
«
some
nun mom SPIRIT l
w.
. -t Commissioner Jose
the difficult 1““ in th
I [and should be given full sup-
V d encouragement by the tax-
. of Norwalk.
to is what he is quoted t
d:
notic-
. I have been here I haveL
s can
Wore many improvemen
an't make these right away.
, so time- goes on and I locome
' jumilior with conditions they
made.
out to make the depal1mcnt
I possible and give ttle to:
.. lllthatlcanfortheir: onsy.
dements will be made5aud l
‘e the citizens of Norwtllk the
,st is in me.” .
new Ctmlnisswner is rotun-
‘ht avenue and intimat d that
n
portant artery of traifiotwouid
his attention as soon to pos-
l
’Wcstport Standard in its issue
11 made its bow under the
-tp or John Gardiner.
33 Evening Sentinel wishes the
nagernent of tho Wtstport
ull Journalistic succea well
So: the bright future T this
GOOD LUCK
b
town. .
ive in make-up and very
the newspaper shout soon
i increasing host of .eaders
' mill.
luck is based on hart
nd judgment. and if b th re-
it the helm. good luc will
on the reorganized nemtpaper.
work
t in Ndrwalk and an over
Vs is mounting daily in the
.— which starts tomorrow in the
Isutes Senate over tht ques.
‘America's entrance into the
Court with the firming.
Coolidge reservations.
in this city have shcwn on
tide of the issue their lymph
‘ by attending the
3mm meeting in Bridgeport.
‘ fanning Sentinel edilorislly
V for America's entrants into
1 id Court. believing tht i. “this
' now s. member of th port-
.‘ of
m ukuowiedgss it id name.
‘hf t funding mongem is sad
mum to intent on
a! my
both left me to sci-to l onc?‘
her therefore thst she ho 9 me.
starts
out in
'cover-
old of
most «
employes are doing. all is im-
ws its
in Do-
ll who took over tho dillios of
: face this wee'k. appeaer to be
right
5 hav-
‘1nm unfamiliar with conlditlons
mulls yet. but during tho shortl
i' the washboard-like tut-face
recent '
notions. whether or not.
mitted. "One of these days i got a
notion to buy myself one. too—only
I'm too fat to ride it."
Thus do those two men testify to
the fact that for down beneath ”1"
surface there lies buriod a
small. wistful boy in every man in
America.
This is one of the reasons the toy
shops do so well at Christmas time.
Every {other wants to make his son
harm. of course; but do tho manu-
facturers ever dream how many of
the toys they make are sold pri-
marily to satisfy some respectable
‘1" l' ,V
citizen’s hidden longing to get his
hands on the playthings he. never
had when he was young?
Generally most of us forgot that
we are only small boys grown up.
We grow to middle age and beyond.
we get a trifle stout and slightly
bald: we acquire an immensr:
' amount of dignity. and ever so maui'
people call us "mister." But away
down underneath there still exists
the little chap who used to want a ‘
set. of red tin soldiers at Christmasl
time and never got them.
And always this boy is just a lit-
tle bit bewildered at what's happen—
t-d to him. Every man. at times.
finds himself wondcring: "How did
all this come about? Since whenl
have I been a successful buslncss
roan? I was going to be a fireman
\ and wear a rod helmet. How como’
i never did?" ‘ l
That‘s the little boy speaking. The
some little boy who used to pine for;
that bright steam engine that stoodl
in o South Main strt-rit show cast-1‘
every December. the little boy Wilt)
secretly believes that if only he could ‘
get away by himself he could
get that little engine and have a.
dandy time with it—except for int-
fact that his knees are too stir! for.
him toQi‘lop down on the floor beside
l
Most of tho time, of course. the
little boy remains ignored. But oc-l
casionolly he comes to tho surfaccl
and has his way; and when he does.
the grown man who has tnkon’dtlsi
I
place usually does something rather
tine. 4
In addition to buying your boy on
electric train this Christmas and on-
ioying playing with it yourself. in
secret of course. you can do a. really
fine thing by being an “Alias Santa
Claus" to some poor youngster.
Dig through the closets and sar-
rot. get out old toys, clothing. shoes.
books. discarded by your own chil-
dren because they have been rcpluc-
ed by ,nowcr articles. and turn them
over to The Evening Sentinel.
These will be repaired, put into
shape and deiiw ‘d on Christmas
Eve by Not-Walk Boy Scouts.
Come now. be a kid again. and
help make happy those nelghbors'
children. to whom fortune has not
been so kind. '
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it now. _ ltllti lilit'li Yard. and syn illlit lllt‘i‘i' .q ‘ :"lm'xfil’ “$13121ligyltz'fl‘: l;‘*::‘ i!!!)
The little boy used to have “‘on‘l:1‘§:\l:;,i1§8pfi?gi)1““1?“.(lljl‘fufiy11:1:ZIIH:II;HIJlllli‘" l'nlllmlill' ‘ Titty Fllvmlli lie to.
dortul ideas about the things he was should I”, “in...” mlv'n‘hhmm,‘ m ‘ \ lr‘l‘ mm»! lv ~ to ill,- ,l'Ii s ‘nf it.
going to do when he grew up. And _ ht‘llllli flilvl .‘t,llll!.lllt‘li. V““‘l ’ "V. ’1’." (“fills my?” .lflt.
now and then he remembers lllem,‘ 'l‘r-lsnrll lllv m. for rt: mil inn} m.- fi‘y‘:‘:‘ym' I‘ll?!" .i;:1.),l“l::\(‘IlzlyrA,;,“.unt“l
and ‘smilr‘s a b" rut-fully and won'lEm‘lwwjxi4:1“.3‘1‘1“”film-TV \:,.lll’;;:ll,‘: tv'illl it: :i sl-wnlll «in. lw llllllllliiin-
‘ders whyit is that the world neVGridiFi'asng of ltllildrolt, Choir-m. “ml llwl tt;;iillill tl Illllllt"l'l.i l" :lm: l-nler-
w0rks out the way a small boy . many :lnllnnl pzll‘anl-s. .‘ll'l‘ llnlwlw in ; it}? "'»‘l“"'”l "“' . l Jill." l."‘-""'ll“"""”"i‘
thinks it Wm. infect \\'lilt‘l‘ killppllts, \\;l!A r Dtltlll- . it :lil‘l-iulry in :l‘lll -lit nl: . noun! I.“
lcatton is rim-n “mommy lilo naturally immu. l.‘ in iliih t‘l..\f‘¢li{‘t
HOW TO KEEP WELL
By DR. HUGH S. CUMMING
ntlrgl‘ltn ticnrrnl. llliicli Status Public Ilt'iillll Sl'rlil-o
Man Is Keeper of His Brother’s Health l
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oxprllsiw lll‘t'i'tlllll‘t‘ llul lllttdllll
scioln’m- by lllr llllrmillr-llnli of toll)».
hint-d TiiDltl sand filtration ;lnll.1il'tlit"ll.\'. lulu-timllr llli‘lliltlll‘ lll".<u
chlorine dixllit-z‘tlnn lllv'iliolls, hm; two n'l'mlt pl;t.‘lil'.’l nlltl ‘mwr lht‘
not only rmlum ll llll‘ m'lu nw Int ‘(5 till min in llll) k‘iXTTl‘ll'l lztc llmt
has surnloulitul many of the fictional lll‘::('tll'rs ll:- ill-
Ti—iEY ‘GOT Tl-lEiR MAN
Those min sisters, Emily and Clara l’it‘rson. l'l‘flhtrtl to be blufi'cd
by a little thing like a murderer. As deputies o’f tlicir brother. who
is county sheriff of Cecil calmly, Md. they cutcwd a lonely cabin.
alone. and captured Jose Gar: .. drunken Mexican smion hand who
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his llr'tillll. .le'rll in lizn )lll"ln‘ll‘ll' ll lllillt :llnll “M" NH" Ml" “u ll”: bum") ('1 “H“
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ms molmr's 1... my.“ (illtl has not mu“. ,thwfi ',.‘ {Hilmi'l ;. “1.. Us or tulllno ml.- ul..l\t.lu.s [Hill-.h
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are among illi i:‘.'~.‘.'l€t‘,‘1l Pllt‘li'ijl‘s oi {”th Li”. H!“ :l 'l “mm. m.” I“. liz, ;u,l1i :l.u.‘ lion likiti" Li lltlne
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humus ll‘Lucii ut‘u \niU thought
u‘ ..n .‘t‘ U'i'thI lllillli't‘l‘ til helium)
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Lilt'lvlt as illitlliui to it twill!
nlltl ill my iilLlU lliulo, L.uu.uli Aren‘t»
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L'Ullik.
i-nw Jranotlo Ullllilul‘t’, the dtinCt'l
“lid. it is ltltutui. nus tilt- inst to
bring flu ”(without to his foot with
lllll..ll..,\; and Inn! ill :1 villi-ll) lli~
i.,.ll. \tlnuuitl Miss (.Il-«ltlUiL‘ “us
5min slunrd upon tllt: dL‘ltL‘d lino-—
iiul not H) t-‘lo.
rtlu' “until-o Al'nst. who though
lull ll lllllllilid outcl‘tnlnt-r at a Night
fill“, lili‘lllfl'll'lii Lllt’ grunt Villiut‘i“
Hill Ciliidi‘t.“ in duuclllg —— the
Llliil'll‘:iOH. of course. And it you
6\\‘-al' to toll llu ollu lht‘li 1 may in-
form _\otl that Mrs. \‘dlidt‘i‘hiil her.
sou taut-tn a lesson now and then—
so l‘t‘l‘Oi‘luul lillss Bot-bio.
Now two collrgu boys going about
U)“ “'illlfl' nights Without huts,
union luanth we apologize tor an
nom npptaurlng in this column sonic
time since wnerein was questioned.
lllu \irlllty ot‘ the modern nlalc; Ult.‘ i
din htlon rislng from tho appelllance '
oi many of his t‘luppcr sisters with-
out iluud adornment.
Sow Alt‘rcd Stephon Bryan. who
aplworeth in the theatre programs
us “can Nash, and each weak as i
do my stuff on opening nights ]I
rend his column on "What 1an Will I
\\ tar This Season" and comu more‘
and more to realize how‘ imposslb.y
wrong i om—-—s thing of which my
good wife needs no prompting.
Hence. if some day you may read of
this young man’s untimely deatU
Took no‘fnrther.
~——GII.BERT SWAN.
Little Joe
oct Viscous this ‘ m
moms: «Keep A
SECRET CAN“! KEEP A
Audlmwhoflflinmurlngc
wo-Idlufltnmm
was snspectcd of the slaying of his friend, Pierre Muldonc. The photo
shows the girls and their prisons; '
ti'
Norwalk
'l'llc following Ilt'lllfl (ilillt-lil‘l‘il ll.
lJecvnlbcr 16. 1905:
A during uticlllpt “'ilil mudr- ml
'I‘hursdny night to rtvnl tlln [llll
hum of hum-ls ownt-li by ”it M:
wqu l.0t'l( C‘mnlmny. 'l'llo
but it
w: ll for illt' hm‘sv ownrl's tn
‘nlillrp lookout for :l lllllf‘.
:Ilit‘llit't
wnn llniill(‘('l.i\hllil. “(illltl l--
krr-p :l
as tho“
Tlll‘f‘t“ t'lt,'l'l.“lf‘ Hitlu' [lint-.3 nl‘o truth
(or llsv,
At Mondnt‘ lllulll'n it'll-“tint; of tin
in rnrznrrl to :1 city lilrlltlm: t‘tlllil‘lll‘l,
Tin. now .‘~l('-’Il|!t‘l‘ .\l:ll'lul~.. tlw
frolpllt l-unt rornllly plnwll on llw
l'ouio hr-twrrll Fullill Norwnlk nnv!
Now \‘ul'll, wvzllll-lwl ill" s. \t'lt‘”.
gulr (our known to lnnl‘lllvrh “long
lht' ("onllocticllt l-nllst. The hunt loft
Now York nt fill- o‘clock ycstvrllny.
hilt dill llru rr-nt'h $onth Nnrulllk
until midnight,
William .‘i. ll"llt"lll‘l ot‘ thr- lll‘l‘l‘
llfl}'lll(ll‘tl lll‘fllllll'h'. coni‘inrri
to lilN lllllllf‘ ul'll n stew-r0 ruin.
,\ tun pollllrl lillliy bar has :lrl-iwni
at tho llolnr- of Mr. and Mrs. Hnrn
Fllipmlln. \“fit'ltlu'ill'd :llrrlnc.
or null t‘lliltl (ll‘t' flanllf \wll.
(“ltlllllu l‘. \W’r'lr‘ll, ulm l‘c-Illtly ro-
llll‘ll"!l from ”UL" T“10\\'ll. ind. hllr
l'lkt‘ll .'i rlrwitinn wllil ihr- nl‘ll'lll"l"|“l"
l’m‘iit- t‘onlplillt' Jilil'l will :lsuumo hl‘
du'lr's no“\'t Wm};
'l‘llc ilt'\\' l'ml'll li' llli: lll'vl‘h ii for 'l‘..
th’Il'li’illi in Hunt :nrnnr. in lwrlr-
inn c-‘nnnlvlimt.
t'nltlulu \‘u'ililqltll l'. H. )l \\'.-_
:lhlr to l-u)’ :l \l'~|i in lllt" nl'llf'l Hrs»
to plzvnl \‘f‘>lt"lll'|\'. lf‘l' lilo 'll‘.'~l ”an
since his illnisfi will lit-12m
is
q.
lion.
Frank nultt‘l'ls of iron ill silent.
tllr ri"llt lllt'llv Til n {rm thr- Arrr‘ri-
viflh ’l"|eohr»nr- nnll Tllcnrrlph Com»
>mny. is ill town.
Tonight
Palace -~"ll‘l5ll Luck."
l llo‘gl\llt~~“'l‘llo Murry Widow."
‘ thtlto—w'TNlli‘lollll-s.”
l-Jlt-ctloll Wunonlu Council. 1’). of
l‘.
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(‘tHIIVH l’I\’|-I\'1‘S
Der. l?.-— lv‘ort-ftlt llvr'u slippf'l
South Norwulk Congl‘t‘lfilllollnl
church.
l)t‘(‘. l8.—l€lectton liurt-ka llvbc-
l\lll| Lodgn.
l‘t'L‘. IS.-——t'hrlstnla.~l party Dou-
gins lv‘oxlt-r \VOllll‘ll'H itl-iiu-i t‘olps.
Doc. lit—St. Mary's t‘hristmno
party all church.
St'lloul.
Dec. 2.“.— linnquvl
Eur) lnnn'o
liilllo t'izlsn. ‘
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who died in Egypt with the title or
martyr in MI.
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(Illngulul's Ituyl ill Urnngn Fl'l‘tf
Stutt‘: State of (:uyal. liruzil; l'nion
of South Africa: Sunsiland and
South West Africa.
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tou Rmds DH'. it}, 1007, for cruise
around the! world.
HUSBAND and WIFE
Ought To
(TO-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 Peeples
20 Yours Ago ;
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chaptvr Girls and Wolln-ll‘s club.
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PROMPTNESS AND
ATTENTION
The‘Ciiy National Bank
SOUTH NORWAL‘K, CONN.
RED TAPE
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Trust Co.
First Bank Under
the Bridge
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South Norwslk
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THE 1926 CLUB
is Roady at
The South Norwalk
Trust ,Co.
' Capital and Surplus $640,000
SECURTTY
SERVICE
THE FEAR
of being broke
of having money
PERSONS JOlNED OUR
CHRISTMAS CLUB
NOT
but
HF. FUN
is why
2,700
last year
Norwalk Chronicler