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Member New England Unity
luwwupet I‘Wllillhml‘ Association
Mt‘lllliel The Daily New-paper
e'unlishers' Association of Counse-
ticut.
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The unwanted Press tssatiustvsly
"Milled to the use of republication
of all newa dispaicut» credited to it
or not othorutae credited in this
paper. and also the locsi news pub
iuntd herein.
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TELEPHUN ES
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Thought
nu! gi. nu lily mine-i
uni. neither shalt thou gothcr_
wary grape of to) vineysrd; thou;
shalt leave them for the poor “at
Mon—Lev. 10: if. .
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Thou she-tit
No man ever sowed the grain of
generosity who gathered not up the'
harvest of the desire of his beam—I
Sandi.
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STAGING A COME-BACK.
n was with gratification that
many Nor-walkers read in the col-
umne of The Evvnlnu Sentinel this
week that a local court-m which in
the past had hot-n in l‘innncial dif-l
tieulties is soon to tmgin the manu-
fwture of an article which promises
to have a large me-
The article to hl' manufactured ll-I
unit tor‘
a: electric refrigerating
toe-boxes.
Stock holders in this company for
.a tithe despairod oi realizing any
return on thoir investment, in fact,
it was thought that the investment
had disappeared into thin nir.
However, the new management
some months been distributed new
‘ to "I. .nu
iglrls of Quincy “id you can't
” Elat- battls.‘ for it is in
' h it as lltil that their
Mme in stand there in
F°°¢ it loud fin snd force
m mime BENTINEL—SO. nonmm. CONN.
. The Nut Cracker
I-lrI-E Alsop. wife of the
Public‘ commissioner of
ammo a Ill-I. lrvins Chase
at Watt" among a dozen or
mo" Qutwoman who are
in Wall to ”pool to ment-
hol-a oflnato to ratify the
World Qich was taken up in
the “Mu-dun
Th0 Gm: woman Civil“! on
senator-u and Binshsm and
received to assurance that
they Willr ratification of the
uroemolh. United States to
Join the lourt. The two Gon-
noeticut l have been for the
World Co. the outset.
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YOU .31.st cm.
The pool ml}! never had I
chance.
That tho of the species is
more deadline male is satin
demonstrsti
Neither it nor condition of
“Willi“ I1litiusnlx the cue.
if you “here is the case of
the high «by. of Quincy.
Mast. to dis, doubts. |
Those hiisd and serious
young men 1 may discovered
that the hifl girls were tak-
ing up too billet: time. They
banded “Wind formed a
“Bachelors' 'Esch member
3W0" *0 “Whine comps!!!-
The sirll. l, bless 'om, say
they are net lg. They. with
the pride whitter-,scteristlc of
their sex. maths club's tress.
um will be I by the tines
which the Aslliacheiors have
voted to assesat ",1“ mem-
hers.
And they k:
Already them,» have caught
several of the ‘ppmgf'
So there ya: wt... fathers
will tell you llid have pro.
dicled it. No no the faintest
By. DB. HUGH
HOW TO KEEP WELL:
Surgeon Gout-ml, lulled button I'lliIIlO "l'llilil bill'litft)
8. OUMMING
chance to maintlnaependence
when even the female deter-
mines there is it she n-nntsi
to do or get.
You might “urea to it n!
the beginning tutu“, incldcn»
tal wear and tear
In the mennwh hilh school
’mg to cute ililllll‘ii “‘ill‘l.‘ ill. at to!
of
.iflill‘i ililllhtii does not liltmi.
I in iilL‘ dim pain, the mind of am-
fast: mun has iii liel‘ully ioiionuti along
iihl- some illil'll of iiik‘UL‘iii lli lll'uill‘
prwtn: :iit ot'uurrttloe llibl'um,
blame them. vuli)‘ nil aim-tum: in how r his
—'——1_._—. Vimultli. in Yilu‘fil vanes tilt: unmiu’
.I‘ail‘d, untrained mind t‘i-itill)b it: com?
TL‘N YE‘O. ylutr diocuso ll) Ciiuilllh, mulls, plant
ilore. magic. the supernatural. or llyi
dirt-ct nppl-ui to the Divine l'ower.
stock to all who had invested in the
company and now it is hoped this.
will soon have a market value.
It is the general belief that a sin-
cere effort is being made to re-cs-
tabllsh the Concern on a firm finan-
cial basis and even those who be“
lisved they were "burned" are eager;
to give the revived factory oE
"chance to show who! it can do."
While no further local financial
support can be expected. whatever.
other cooperation can be. given Willi
be extended, and it is thought that
with an "oven break" the company
will soon be on its toot.
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wows on ms sum. ‘
There is a certain student of Yale
University by the name of James B ,
Bell who can consider himselt' at,
fortunate youth.
He knows today that the quality
of mercy still exists in the courts of
this state and that tho Christmui
spirit is nut unknown to Bridgopon.
police. officials.
Wednesday evening! he was driv-
41:; an automobile post Fairfield
avenue and Circular street. Bridge-
port, and is alleged to have passed
a standing trolley car. when he ran
Into a squad of police officers about
to so on duty who were standing
In the road waiting to board the
trolley.
There were eight policemen in
the group and as a result of Bell's
cor smashing into them two were
Injured. but fortunately not serious»
H.
Bell who ”Vets in Toledo. .Ohlo.
was charged with operating a car
while under the influence of liquor.
reckless driving. passing a standing
trolley and having no operatOr’e li-
sense. 4 '
Pretty moss. whet?
You'd think that boy would spend
Christmas behind the bar. wouldn‘t
you?
But no Because he had already
purchased his railroad ticket and
made plans to spend the holidays
at his home, he was granted a. con.
ti‘nunncn until Jan 4. under bonds:
or xii-'00. in the Bridgeport Cityi
:mlr‘. waterline. ,5
New "m- he goes onto riding it“
mom he tries for him to pick out:
tithe“ ,Mn po’ir‘e "me", m "m sentences "Mellie" humidifier
n'm hr- might find that all ”mc‘m'm‘” ‘° “en” in“
fll‘l i“ r!
Milt-‘4 1"» ref as rho-idcrete as the I have heard it) a dly'd i
9—H flnfifij‘. runs,
FRO"? HAWK
are in thrl
ML
ratify the.
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geditlon of Ole Bull who "my
ihe hnd come to New tor. sn-
swered with dillrmim: has made" its fortune snd wants to
"3:: :nd Mary came to tone “feed'the lions." as they put it
e .’
'* f to have me to tit-eh at him and he I the
curious."
The 19” COpy 03" Who" 15 Historians ill‘i‘ fund of ruc‘tliihg:
“1 “WWW“ b("Art-sting for that among ancient llvt'lll'cl
whnt it does not”, ratherlw‘T' outstnndilln lttieuipts at yubii
than go,- What it mum illealth \vorii. Tilt' Emptiuns are“
For neither the to! Warrenlknown to hut-n liiirrt'ti the muddy;
6' Harding nor Cfioiidge cuniJoechp'o well. over Gizeh. was ex-i
be found in it. cnvuted through three? hundred itftiii
Who will be pro“. years of solid rock. and “Hill on olthvci lee-g
htuininl: purv \vatvr. 'l‘lto‘
from flow? Will it i, mnn al~ son in 0 . .. .. . ‘
ready well kilowumwm the Chime: fox thousands of you” usedl
alum in the cluriliuuiion m’ muddy:
°°““W“‘°" “’1“ 11 L one who ‘wuters. and We have only to ruler to
is practically unhenlowy our Illbler to find that Manes pro-,
Truly. our Amerlt. elevates pagan :nd etlfor‘tgcd {tinny exofillttenil
so or mention. . o are a. a-i
L . - . , .
he obscure m millet“, some- milittr with tho wonderlui physical
times. development of the ancient Greeks.
“'9‘- Tiie Romans were umong the first
PARADI peoples to recognize the value of ven.
Alieno Sumner wrim Flori-
da that Miami's boolcrowdsd
underground drains for sewage.
Then come rctroxreesion during
school at. all. government. fanaticism,
Don't let that boy". read immorality. There was almost total
in wholly unlit huliltntions. They
have hair '
t e a minute 5‘ seldom bathed or washed their cloth-
1 Just how long mun .ilhfl been in- all‘lilitlll
mull,"
till t-llivil'mir'
more ' L'C‘Yli \il‘),
ilti ihv first half of the liltllcl-utul; i
lWllll'nl of the Nile at on curly dlilt'. “Hillfit‘h of sumo
centers.
and muesli/H
tilatlon. They brought fresh water
from the mountains. and provided
her “chm”! '0 badly many. the Dark Ages of Medlevnliem. due
many children are noto go to principally. no doubt. to ware. bad
. ' ltarv measures.
it. it he does. hell inn i'“‘p°’”“°" °‘ 5” “a" -
it you .
so hard to go to Mitt: you'll and people won crowded together
ins. Garbage and sewage were emp-
tied into the streets,
i RAPPER PM
i . gig ‘to prevent them. Plague broke out
i . ‘ in severe form about the middle of
g the fourteenth century. and it is said
i to have killed within a few decades
one-fourth part of the inhabitants of
ltho then known world. This plague
tor the so-called "Black Death,“
aroused the people to the necessity
of protecting themselves against dis-
ease.
' .Sun in “Sign of Leo."
As late as 1028 Harvey had great
difficulty in inducing even the scien—
tists of his day to accept his demon-
.around to night clubs and theaters
‘the snowshoemaker of Maine com-
mented: "This is all a lot of damn
foolishness."
if _—
0 0 0
There you have. with one broad.
sweeping gesture. the canvass of
New Yorkers
"i came ‘to make meney" would
be the opening sentence in 80 per
cent of the stories. The butcher boy
from the small Massachusetts town
becomes the giant figure in Wall
Street and thus lures 10.000 others.
The girl from Bank Center conquers
Broadway and 10.000 more try to do
the suns thing.
111 Austria, Poland. Germsny. It~
aly the peasants hear of the land
of (old and become Ponce de Leone
searching for the mic fountain.
1n the salons. srt centers. literary
circles and music centers of the
world they talk of fabulous sums to
be made. and New York awakens to
an influx of lecturers. writers. paint.
era. musicians. .
If they become "lions" they find
two classes of people about them:
one is the "darn curious" group
that wants to stare at a celebrity:
{the other is the group that slrssdy
, classy-sag
A man should not bolt-tut
htslspunlessheun-mcr.
NEW YORK. Dec. "has
the boat summing up offiork
Upon his arrival. the Heart
The musician or mist or actress
finds himself or herself trotted
about to this function or that sad.
if he has soy tense of humor or
hump of honesty the time must
And after they had ligation come when he says either to hint-
Soon a great crowd Muted
deduction; "F‘llks here least-n
”iron «2- him themslhonmtmoodsalforhisaost hm friend”
i
i
'
l organisms
Epidemics were regarded as visita. ! bacteria.
tions from God. and little was duncl
.1.
"win and ill» outing on iii!
‘ null provill'l.v«ti u t‘ollllllumll‘v of
Hunt.
ill; ,liil 4.»!-
\‘. i
ui.
not oi l'l' not... l...'.:;
‘L'l‘ilrlcgmuny (Lani. 'l‘ll‘l iliui illllrliip ill
.tin tlliill cumin}
, ? Anillit‘oil um}, lu- lb ill?
0! iii" lillttumiioll of ”it. W...” into \.,r1.;u.-u.\..-.li,..~ .1
iiilJUli ii: HEM». lilo (Quill-gt: I)! PM} ~ ’ i “PEI
rilxluim null f'llllf'illitl Uii'uhf‘dilliiw; L“ r l r.«- . , I, P ‘
ulwl tin ilf‘i’lll‘llilll. 1)! on Ll/iiiltllil' ill...'iolinl li-“l‘” “ ‘ M” ‘
.i-i‘ iJUillJllli illuuw \illil‘ii bil‘ltl'iU\'l‘§ liluuhll‘m x} l _ v r 1,. lm 1‘.
Linton» to \nporn ploduueli by H“ . i504
Norwalk
20 Years Ago
'i‘iio luliuiillil llltllln umn tilt-.1 t.
lliu inouu ul lilo lutlii. u in lilillli u
lliii‘tlllilltu is, illilil. ,
'liiu Lillillllilly ll lllmltuliiitli ltnul
will liinol llluii olil litllib Hill Mm.
puny ll tins of lit-ililul). «i ”in A.
lutlry. iiiln tilitlilllh’.
A “gluon" illillilllllllll limit ”it
nwiltzll ut iiuwuyiuii Jillliliuil on 1)..
lly yonlultluy. Mild to lilii limo/u lIlI ill
of uvmyuuo liltl ("ill iiIII not lintiu ll...
tl‘stlttl. 'l‘lio ltulley police lmw oil
and tile luoiuliuull lull ulnuinl and
pill ll illi. \\i|ililll| nililllliig on tho
|Illi\l"l‘. ’l'lio lili' nlullmi iiylnll algal“.
lull ”in lliiiil i‘llii‘iii)‘ liiillwl lili: |liliii’
nil its-till uiili lullliuiit lilo l..ii in u .
iiull, . l
Till-slat in your) hitiliillh’ mi mum at
tho pollute ulmul Nill'\\llili nun. Many
young luoli look “dinning“ oi iilu
ltlllllillluil ylzniuiiuy, lIiiIi lilli'lll ll.
mun] [lUiiiilll or lilo tiny iiilililiifi
uimill lilo loo.
'l'tuin bill, iil'lilWll its line Neill:—
liulniilou “night. one ‘illaynnl carv—
til'ui iiOlll’l! ye'slolliuy. lly lliu detail.
munl of tool cure The llnln was
llllililliu nil 'III"|\ llllll \Vill'ii Ilm no.
Iliiil‘lll tit-t'iillmi. lllloilgil him! in
known as lilo "rill" lil Epilnlgmnld
The holiday lush .ti lill' poet ulna:
lirgllil ll‘l Izlll'll‘nl lildliy. lliili
nilllllll I‘il'iixd urn illlby illulullsillg
bluilllln illil‘l twinning 1m: howl:
Wulol‘ ili‘ll‘u nil: ninrllliu in “no”:
u]. iillJill now.
Milo: iiiiiiil‘ ll. iiylii‘l l»! l‘i.l:.l lull
."vlllli. l'llilli EUL-illy. Willi iliilliib iii
iiii\\d)iiill
Molly iiil‘iilizlh l‘illilil to luv.“ linily
will; I'lliisliulls Wli'lliiai in still
‘l'luen .xie “uric lilozliiy lli‘ ,glnliinl
Iliill loll iil‘ilr lilil ruimv llllltil. of
Lolly limit illi‘ Uillll- I‘d):l'li:.i‘vl 'i‘iih
inllmln iiuvt: llml iw linull'il: liillmu-
luv: u! lilr Vill‘li‘ili‘
J'Jilll iiiiiii‘v‘zlli n1 Milli r: l’llltl in.
Mllrlnlllm ’iil l.I.llli.-;lr, ".iilil llllsiiilr
ill ’Jlill‘llll)
" .‘. l w ‘1 ... I . l
.I‘;.\l*‘ "4v":-
‘il . ..
i ii iii ‘ll i.‘v.l i i.
il‘ril iuili‘
‘vmly lump-i. it’ll I i
.imrfi 1... iv! , '
\.‘-l Lili 1‘“ ii I I l
‘Hl lung ii! [in Hill i~ -.
mum! ~i ill tho “5” tot i» o.‘
l'l‘iii iii" Ut‘lfl'lllhflilil'.nli iii“
luluo oi“ \iitt'lnuiioll i!) Jl him hbuui
liilii. slimlipox was on common or
measles is toduy. in tho titillim.
lui‘UEH. liftlls and sixties of the inn'
ciioi» re won by no nil Milo oil
L‘nli: mulls .As la:- .
01
Mini in tip
pliyult-luus could only guess at tllv‘
discusses .uud tlivi .
wilcn gucshl-d wmllg. -
in 1581-32 in l.\. cliit't! ot Enroll-g7
lulvtlll: iii iliu ugnngutv u btlpulutloil
l'uur owl ll llol! millions, lli‘is
lliousnnd Ill'lhiliifl dlt'd of cholera.
Yellow Fever. ‘.
Prior to the Civil War. yellow:
ft’\l‘-l‘ was so common in New 1
ill-lion,- (lulvesioli, Mobile, lit; 'I
“that, Pensacola and Cllul'lostuu
.‘o‘outh Linroltnu. thut some wrlton.
speak of thunt- places an endemic
Philadelphia. Baltimore.E
Portsmouth. New York and other.
cities nurtured many epidemics. J
HO“; different are the conditions
under which we live tudlly, .Mudt‘i‘ll!
medicine really began with the work
of the grout Frenchman, Louis Poe-
teur. which was carried on from
57 to M85. :
Puteur‘s work included the til.»
covet-y that certain diseases iii both
man and vol-lulu of the lower animal‘s
tire due to “it: growth and countless
multiplication in their bodies of mi-
croscopic plants. ltnOWn us micro.
or disease germs, or
lli'
From time to time other workers
have discovered the specific micmv
organisms or germs, some animal but
mostly vegetable, which produce
other of our infectious dlbduee-u
work which has been continued until
,nt the present time. our scientists
huVC revealed to us the direct caus-
utivo agents of the following named
HUSBAND and WIFE
Ought 'i‘o
CO-OI’ERA'J‘E
in the matter of saving
money. A swings haul.
account has solved tha-
problems of household
e c on 0 m‘ y in countless
homes.
Save Yours In
The Peeples
Trust Co.
First Bank Under
the Bridge
0n Washington Street
South Norwalk
illii’llililiii‘
iii-iii}
M any a business
ililh been ruined
by luck of insur-
ance against lire
and other dan-
gers. lit: h‘ilfi‘ ...
insure lit-re.
Walter R. Coilingr
Real 125mm; Limiter
Gl-norul iiislllnilto
OFFIi‘l-L l‘llUNilu-liillo
lU‘lh‘llll'JNt‘llu-:itiilil
23 North Main Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
diseases. Anthrax. .choleru. diph-
ltherla, favus. sianders, hookworm
l
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1
tutti
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a Silllililifl
HUMP." l. "l’ ‘
disease, leprosy. malaria. meningitis,
paratiphold fever. plsxue. pneumo-
ma, tetanus, tuberculosis, typhoid
fever. and a. number of others.
.“This is u lot of damn foolishness."
And. of course. it is!
And all the time, in the back-
ground. grinding and saving and
struggling are the millions trying to
make good their dream of "making
money."
I O O
The and point is that. sooner or
later. most of these millions lose
their senserof values. In the "fool-
ishness" that is all about. artificial
values are implanted. Up in his
Msine camp "Mellie" Dunhsrn can
be a contended and carefree person
with his 88 a night. earned now and
then. and the little extra that comes
from maklnz snowshoes The 83
wouldn't pay the cover charge in a
New York night club at which he
was guest.
I I O
“Wealth seeking. curiosity and
damn foolishness"-—i.hose are the
most easily found of New York's
many sights.
Also they are the sirens that keep
most of the population enamored:
that. breed a crust restlessness which
finally comes to set as s drus.
deadening individual perspective.
Unlmportsnt .i-hlnu s-ume im-
portance sod important things seem
to become relatively unimportant.
The wise old mine fiddler drill
take his quick earning and to back
to his hills. there toleu: hook in
luxurious quiet and contentment.
Host of the wins do that. The rest
become New Yorkers.
'1' IWAN.
W C ”are.
”mo cg
Cane in and 'i
Your problem of having the money you
readily solved when you jtlzn our Christmas Club.
South Norwsilt Savings Bank
fl,
w”.
need is
Cllli
SERVICE
lili‘l
iii- YGU BEE
”DY?
it
REA.
0‘ You, Forget.
Vi!
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it". 3593:: Got Club
L355 "
'E‘QHE
i926
ClllilSTli’iAS
CLUB
is
Ready Now
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at
Trust: Co.
Be Prepared for Next Year
MEWS. COME
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The South. Norwalk
SECURITY
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