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to Wall at. m: “melt. strucsllnr young teacher. . made know tlleir intentions or nu;-
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‘ . love with him. She mlrrled him, :1: ~ The Misses Kittie and Fannie .
. and t. e“ 'e. H (.‘lui‘lv of Mcrwin street, will spend
A Tm ht i til hb) remm d'to a Jersey town 6 the Christmas holidays with their 1 END NOTCIE
‘ g n e sci-r country, where the young ‘ sister Mrs. Andrew Little of Dan-
;Witlldraw yourselves from every
‘ her that walkoth disorderly. and
t gutter the tradition which he rem
d. because we are more apt to
‘ h the vices of others than vir-
up s, as disease is \far more conta-
pus than hoalth.——Colton.
at be actuated by purely altruistic
. tires. you can usually count on
[Boy Scouts. .
be Nerwalk Boy Scouts are no
option to this rule. To do good is
,ir primary driving force. When
1 ins Santa Claus" and his many
do! messengers on Christmas Eve
distribute the large collection of
ill, toys, clothing and shoes. gath-
d ‘by this newspaper from. its
ders. the Boy "Scouts first popped
‘ mind.
R5,. to serve especially the old. the
1“handling needy.
on _ ilrsday evening.“ Christ-
Eve. a troop of Boy Scouts will
at the office of The Sentinel
from there with the aid of Sev-
‘l trucks will begin Norwalk's
\ias Santa Claus‘ " distribution.
. , DR. BUTLER SPEAKS.
._
.tronx and vehement words
A list prohibition were phrased by
5 Nicholas Murray Butler.‘ presl.
of Columbia University. in a
r written to a New Jersey wo-
n Sunday. He stated:
n It would" to prison. in return. ch- i».
not “sills did not prosocuto the
sweetheart. ..
But that young man llicreupazl
left her and married another girl.
Now the process isn‘t always a;
melodramatic or adventurous as it
was in her case. either. More often
it is wholly unexcltlng. colorless.
mutter oi’ fact. There aren't any
newspaper headlines about it. Us-
lldlly the man himself llrlrdly realizes
what the girl he levels is doing for
him. But the hell lull}, bu just as
real. nevertheless.
Some years ago a SIM went from
her father's home near Norwnlk
could sayi-r—in New York. perhaps.
even abroad. All the poetry and
lyric cxaiiction of youth were born-
ing within her. The future was to
be wonderful. dazzling. She knew
she could do it.
And then she met a man—an
husband had taken charge of a lit-
tle preparatory scli;.l.
Well. that ended the dreams. The
a sister, who had married a rich
man. The years went on and the
man, a little older and more tired.
continued to fight his unequal li.‘.it‘
with the povertystrielten school. '
The gitl lost her youth hearing him
five children. She forget about her
lovely voice, except occasionally. on
Sunday afternoons. when she sang
in the parlor tonne accompaniment
of a. piano given hot- by her sister.
She was too busy with housework to
read the poetry that used to de-
light her.
worked for a country school lua'm's
wage to support herself and the
children.
But never a. word of complaint.
And somehow whenever anything
in the daily round or duties arose to
0
last.
Yes, it is true. A girl will go down
to hell for a man g; she loves him.
And sonle'tiluos—vpcrhaps most or
the timev—tiio mysterious alchemy
of love works upon her so that she
does not think of it as a, 1.,
For love, somehow. a:
that.
' ilip.
. 22.; to be like
THEN LAWYERS HUWLED.
A notorious bank robber was rc-
leased from tho penitentiary after
he had served only a small fraction
ot a. fifteen-year term. The release
was conditional~that is. instead of
3M had to depend on the charity of .
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HOW TO KEEP WELL
By on. secs 8. come
Surgeon General, [Suited States Public Health Service
You knowntimt all living mutter.
animal or vegetable. is composed of
cells. These cells are so tiny that
toplasmlc cell is n distinct individu-
al with a life history or its own. it
lives for :l pcrlod. reprmiuccs its
kind and it dies. It requires it cer—
tain amount of boat or warmth. pro-
per food and lllolsiurc ill order to
live.
action 01 certain vegetablu cells lip-
them are capable of musing; disease.
some or them being. as a matter of
loci. beneficial to mull and utllrl's
bring harmless. illm‘t‘. rm: still a. low
which when introduced into the hu-
man body cause disease. There nrv:
also a few animal cells that cause
Exist livery-when-
Grrms are too small to be recog-i
i nlzcd by the. senses unless the mlcro-~I
Escape is used. yet. “my exist. pruc-‘
tit-ally everywhere. (terms lift: on
the walls and the. floors of build-
ings. they ride in dust particles
through the air. they exist on our
clothing. in our months. in prac—
tically all water. ill the surface soil
and on the surface ol‘ our bodies.
It the skin is cut or broken and
the wound is not properly protected.
inflammation soon l'csulls unless the
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communicable disease.
Weak Body” Falls Prey to Bacteria
troduccd certain cells or the body
destroy the invaders before much
damage is done. \Vlicn‘a largo nulli-
ller of germs gain ncccss to lllt.‘ body.
'ii also uluy happen that it {cw
disease germs may cause trouble if
we. are weakened from any cause or
rendered lion-resistant to certain
bllctcrin. if our bodies are ill a
weakened condition germs entering
llltl body are able to multiply and for
The romlllon drinking cup is u
t'ruiilu'l source of disease germs.
Bullish this common drinking cup
from your schools and from the pub~
lic drinking pimrr-s in your commun-
ily. Avoid dnliipnrss. damp clothes.
dump bodies and dump utensils.
lion't pulronizr tiny pimw ullcrc
classes and other rating and drink-
in; utensils .‘ll‘l‘ not absolutely
civilll.
in those days ul snniiilry drink-
ing clips. the illsuuilury drinking
glans llscd by soup: dispensers 0t
soft drinks lS as lilllllillllll'd and dim-
gt-‘I‘Ullls us the Old‘l'fifillltli’itfll method
of l‘iiecding paiiunis for any and all
diuresis.
Avoid iiu- common i0\\t'l. lx'rcp
out of range of core-less SIll’jl.‘i’.|"l’S or
coughcl's. A lininiltvrvlliol‘ Infill may
ill-'3 mouth and nose when you slicule
lillc biiilkliug
slaw YORK. Doc. ‘.".‘.~lf New
York means anything to the aver?
tigl‘! mind it means skyscrapers.
Just now a new steel giant is rear-
ing its 30 stories on Forty-second
street.
The other duy the grant skyscrnln
\i’. ll}, Mulm of Cleveland. 0.. Will-
lt-r 'i‘. Douglas of Seattle. Wash.
\\'m. linker of (lesion: Carl E. Wells
ui‘ ll~~truil; Louis trial-iv of Chicago
clidwoll \_\'tS-~l.(a(: T. Smith of New
York.
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iiid they help ‘. “as the quclv remind her anew of. the mall she had Lonimumcabic distnsvs .irc (austd aniline at icust overcome lhl. It New York‘s pushcort land lw- Home fol-Ithe‘AgerL
k d S or Commissioner Di» ‘eltllel‘ directly or indirectly by tho slsimwc of the human body mils m m “War Tom-at and Dec. -o.-—-l.llrislmus dance at
u. e co ‘ married. her eyes softened and a. and may cause any one of 11 number p "“ ‘ ‘ U \Vestport Country club.
\vooicu underwear.
, i". wistfully tender expression clwned 07! the animal 00118 Or ill“ Will‘- 0" ”‘9 "°"‘"“"“°“l'l° dmw'es‘ like \r'lbs' tents the street siann‘“ Dec. :6.-—-Annuai leunion at
by would. it was part or their about her ll s. It was so .9. These vegetable cells are called t‘ommon Drinking Cup 1 '“ f. . ' . . .. -. .» “I”! 0’ ‘9” at 30"“,qu Hich
p . to the \c 3 germs or bacteria. “In“ not all or iuoul ill (email runs. ill». coma.- school.
l'ltvultr the snow and sleet .nnd coinc-
snow or lulii. the curbs-tour llarler~
lug: must :30 on.
Niglil is as day. cvcrpt that it is
more vivid. ll‘rost may nip the lace
oi those rulul‘itll merchants, but it
does not. drive them to llicir fire-
siilis, lluiy religious holidays can
hum-p iilcul frmu the streets.
Just now ilrund Sit-pct glows dull
:uld lronl tile glues llureligllts. and
electric bulbs of the
more prosperous ones. The tinsel of
drug-ends oi‘ holiday trndo t'tlli’l'l tzic
itl‘icrllons and throw them into the
night. .
This is the real shopping; time.
'ilurc are such crowds at night as
ill-0::duity or I’ll”! Avenue sees in
the dnytlliic. For the liiast Side is
not a. quarter of idiers. Illa and l‘u
llintsky and all the grown children
s
l Larrigan. of South
|! Home
The. following items uppcilrcd in!
the. issue ot the Evening Sentinel of
December :.".‘. 190;; |
lrn ll}. i'ctty. will) line been our
played in this city by the New Yorh.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad ,
Collipauy, tor many yv-nrs. will incl
the engineer on the new Sallgutuclli
railroad dl‘ilW bridge.
Nicholas Martin rcwicctcd
Wol‘nhipiul Mnuivl‘ oi st. John's
Lodge. in and A. M. at the illectlng
last mulling. liurry l“. licunett was
tleciod Senior Warden.
Mrs. Jcnliic Tobey, was elected
W“ h'
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Wall Street
mus requirements. when the lit'i'tl bi'
extra money is most urgent.
Why Not Join Today?
' CENTRALT FAIRFIELD
TRUST CO.
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Norwalk ‘
(.‘hirt Companion or the Columbia
t‘irric. Companions oi' the ll'ores-
is spending his (‘ilrisimus vacation.
at the home or his parents in West.
avenue.
The strike among the hens still'
continues. Judging from the scarcity
and consequent high price 0!. eggs
at the present time.
Ernest C. Gregory and D. Louis
Norwaik. have
STERLING
FURNITURE COMPANY
43-85 No. Main St.
So. Norwslk Phone l2ll
RADIO
Convenient Terms
STUDWIu‘Lb I’IANU C0. ,
08 No. Main b’t.
Norwulll
Pgmw multiplied. ‘9 study. She Wu! young. fresh. tors. at this organization's meeting. ma, ZENITH
' ‘ r. 30mg: «0002*: Joyous. full of life and half dazzled last. evening. ‘ .. fl ’ FINE ‘ tumult!
on by her youth! l d Matthew Corbett, of 'l'uils cob, FURNITLRE “Mill.
W ~—— “—- u reams. llcr music loge. has arrived home to enjoy hisi ATWA'I'I‘IR RENT
M ”“1“" had hinted ‘th h" "0108 holiday vucation of three weeks. I l SUPER HETliOIWNT‘? R» 0- A. '
“annotated Paul-exclusive" some day might be lloard..who Dudley E. Raymond oi Auduvenl ‘ ‘
bury.
Hamid Growl. a student a Wt!-
Coiicgc. is spending the
(‘ilrisimlls holidays. zit the name of
Methodist church. last evening.
.\ lame excavation to get at the
.watcr pipe. is being made in East
lavenuc, in front of Mend's store.
‘ Tonight’s Events '
Avenue ‘
i‘lislto—vl‘i‘ilo Ancient Mariner."
Palace-"Tile Calgary Stampede."
Regent—“Speed Iliad."
St. Mary's Christmas party at '
cliurrli.
Lady McLachiau Lodge Christmas ;
party.
Children of Mary of Si.
Christmas party.
Mary -
tlvity South Norwalk Congregational
Church.
Dec. 20.-—-()llrlstlnas Pageant at
South Norwalk Baptist church.
Dcc. 21.-—-Cliristmas party C-S
chapter Girls' and Women‘s club.
Dec. 24.——Gieam's Circle to visit
152nd
,lved of “3,4: Thess. 3:6. :liltie school didn't go very well. i his parents in Main street. . l
.—.——-——- ‘Money was worse than scarce. For l in v l‘lw'l " ‘ I
. . . _ ‘ 5' .rd Lunninghom. ind. SEMI ANNUA VIDEN 0
N0 WWW“ ‘5 .‘a‘ plefcrablc 1° vacations and little luxuries the Hit". martini; at the East ‘ - L D! D F
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY ;
Norwulk, Conn.
December 8, 19:35.
At ll meeting- of the directors of this Society. held this
tiny, it dividend at the ills of Four and One-Half (41/2) per
cent. per lilllllllll was declared to llcposiiors from the Earn-
ings of the six months ending,' December 31, 1925.
January 10. 102.
Deposits over ..
Albert R. )lnlklll. l'rcs.-—\\‘illinm H. Hunter.
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS 7 to 8
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"‘l’t‘ili'rll‘k .'\. Elli, ’l‘l‘t’ns.
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cal-outlonolools-
The same will be ClitC‘l’t‘tl oil puss books and paid after
And then the husband died; And they cannot be seen except. with n '
db here in Norwalk IOORW the woman Who had been o. joyous powerful microscope. ilovvcwr. or when certain specific or experts met to discuss problems ,, .. .. . . .. . MONEY DEPOS‘TED ON OR BEFORE SATURDAY,
lit for some group to Play the 1'! Each cell is composed ol‘ u malc- ones are introduced. trouble on- or? this 9.000.000 foot of floor space. (.OMIM. 1‘4“"«5 r5 JANUARY 9, 1926, WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JAN-
‘ 3‘ turned “an"? “"30", and rial called pi‘oiopilism and curb pro. silos. Who were they? Well. there was Dec. flit—Miracle Play of the Na- UARY 1, 1926,
$6,000,000
\‘icc-I’rl-s.
Dec. Elia—Girl Scout dance at Nor-
walk (lolmiry (lilib.
lice. 28,—llnnoun'
Billie Class.
Jan. :i.-1Cveryin:ln's Bible Class
special meet.
Every man's
. I At this agency
I you can secure
policies that pro-
tect your busi-
ness from every
insurable danger.
NO RED TAPE
HERE
You will never encoun-
ter any unnecessary de-
l a y s in transacting
your business with us.
. he attempt t0 establish. “3110“ being given his freedom. he was skin is kept clean and tree from 0" "DUE-"l will WOW” I‘ll" ”"31"“: urn" burn at work during the day. come in all}. “ma
.3 prohibition by Constitutional gem to another state where a th germs. . about 30“ and prevent llldtdflt. Sonic fortunate housewives there L . W
. d ( b th ' ll 0" The skill of our bodies 3.; com germs irom traveling. . _ ,1 , . d 1 d 'i hi W R C H
eminent has prove o e '9 itles claimed to have a case against . " ' ' , - "”e “ m m") ”en t "5 3“ n ‘ e r ‘ ‘ 0 mgs
ll ‘ ' structed ill 50011 p. nay 33 ‘0 DI‘OVOM Remember tiillt ricuuiunss. irvsll ”upnmu holnog with their new
. 00103331 failure ‘1“ the ‘5 ory him that would result in a life sen- the entrance of disease germs into air. plenty of sunshine. the prolect- babies and these are the daytime ileai Estate Broker
”3‘9”“me and sudxed by its (once. the system under ordinary cir- ing of others by keeping your mouth . . .. General insurance J ‘ ‘ 7
. Mi. \hlllOll...
«venues. the most immoral uu- But on ills arrlvnl there it devel- cumstances. As long as the skin l‘r- and nose covvrcd with n bundkcr- NO“. the streets lil‘-.C|llllel‘vd with Office l’llone-utltila & ATTENTION
km: on which any government
Inherited.
air Butler added that “to drive.
u bitten out of the country has
me amoral issue." He said that
same argument that is made for
‘ibition today was made for sla~
75 years ago and that "no im-
rai and unreasonable public act
a long stand."
little words and thoughts of the
bully head. a highly responsible
so and one who has played 1
in: role in public affairs in this
, 'ry forlmsny, years, should pro-
‘ even the moat complacent of
Police Find Wild Party at Mira-
nn" (with liquor arrests. of
tie! .
from Husband for Assault: Wife
red“ (One of the
the husband is intoxication.)
be above three headlines were
u from the front page of yes.
iiy Evening Sentinel.
orwaik is neither wetter
"dry than almost any other
its size ill the country. No
» unity is dry. We should accept
“Butler's statement: unless we
’10 sec facts. that prohibition
toast prohibition enforcement
unborn-out l‘silu re.
W
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s
charges -
n0? .
oped that this case was full of le-
gal holes. The robbcr's attorneys
gained delay after delay for him:
stats Officials began to doubt that
they could convict him.
So he chuckled gleefully. For. un‘
less he crossed, the line again the
terms of this conditional release
made it doubtful whether the first
. serving his original term.
Consequently. one morning offi-
cers put him in an auto‘and drove
him back to the prison where he was
put in his cell to serve the rest of
that fifteen years. '
state could get him back to finish'
mains unbroken or uninjured the.
{onus cannot enter the body through
the skin.
» The cells of the human body pos—i
sesses certain powers of resistance)
to the action of bacteria and usual-l
clllci when you cough or snooze.
avoiding common drinking utensils.
and getting plenty of sleep will help
you to keep closed tile main traveled
roads along “lllcll nmrch .illost:
harmful bacteria. the germs of dis-
ease. '
iy when only a few bacteria are in-
his rights? l-ligh handed illegality! l
These were their cries.
All of which is poppycock.
plain fact of the matter is that this
bandit nearly got out ol‘ prison be-
fore he was supposed to. Foiled. he
has no right to plead that his rigmsl
were disregarded. . ‘ 3
But when lawyers get to talking.
the plain facts of the matter are the
Chester's Aunt Emma is downtown
and you may run across her. She is
risking her bridzework and all to
sail the uncharted seas at Christmas
shopping and Chester don't you be a
rock in im- course.
You may see Grandpa downtown,
too. Chester. or Uncle Ralph. It not
your Grandpa or your Uncle Ralph,
or Uncls’Ralph. stay close to mac
mall side and don't upset Ora dpa
because Grandpa isn't as young as
1:. used to be and he breaks easily.
You; Uncle Ralph doesn't break so
costly. but if you stop on his foot.
the one with the bunlon on it your
Uncle Ralph may forget that this ll
really and truly the Christian no.-
son and that old Santa Claus is
Tzlc 3
some other little Chester‘s Grandpa .
TUESDAY. mac. 2:.
if so, you will lead a turbulent life.
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AID FOR JOBLESS.
LONDON - Government . aided
plans for unemployment relief this
winter will cost about' 10.500.000
pounds. it has been estimated. The
plans include some 400 schemes.
ranging from unemployment doles to
governmental assistance in various
industries.
ssoo snacmmxr.
An attachment fol-1300 was filed
against the property of'li‘rancts W.
and Edna. Nihili. in layer of Will-
iam Howsth till-morning.
It is alleged that. a note for $120
is due and unpaid. Datum: of €200
are asked. The can is returnable in
the City Court on the first Holiday
in January. Attorney John J. For-
the workers. .\il nations. all tongues,
ull costumes.
in the centers or the street bon-
fires burn merrily. as though some.
celebration were under way. The
wood is communnliyacontributed. All
the boxes that housed the wares are
broken and burned. Little groups
circle about. stamping feel. and mut-
‘em-iug in monotone: as though dan-
loin}; at some aboriginal rite.
SnOw forms soiled patterns here
and there. And winter snaps its
frozen fingers at the crossroads. But
trading must go on. for trading is
the heart and life of the pushcsrt
land and dwellers therein are slaves
to barter-Winter or‘ summer. ram
or sleet.
~GILBERT SWAN.
on exhibition here.
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Little Joe
A leLE ’A Milan's is
one recess THAT.
MAKE? EUEQHBOU-l FEL-
i‘ RAPPER.
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South Non-walk. Conn.
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:r who or: gamma to drink And ‘thcn his lawyer-s raised a last things considered. Particularly ot the hem... ——-———- PRESENTS 'v
,w liquor despite the mounting great howl. . More than one marriage. ORANGE UMBREXJIAS' THE BOOK THAT
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9 of crime and scandal which "3 3 ”d ° A “0“” T0 CHE-“13“- You M, m... . LONDON.—-A brown silk umbrella
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dry “a. . stores. Chester so my close w ‘lIn- come philosophical. and color of an orange? in little
ilc Gri champagne \i'orlh " ' ' ‘ ' And only‘ then gag full measure (.1 wooden oranges at the ends and the IS one Of the
#30: . mas side. Aunt Emma. )our own happiness m repayment for your l‘ihrtutd mic moi-cf lgn'flfi‘ "I:
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