BEGIN HERB TODAY
BARIMRA KAWLEY. II.
breaks with her deuce. BRUCE
REYNOLDS. and sets I. Job on
the Chicago Telecroph, In order
to see life.
ANDREW McDEMO'l’l'. '
lmmulnu edlim. is o by,
friend of her tether. DOB
MES. police reporter. . ‘
friendly.
lhrbero gets I Ieti
Iorelom mall sinned . 89.3%)
’ukln: how to Itt ' “'50
"m" M" H 32.25
writer. “‘ ’7‘
an Barbara. one!» '
dinner lit the ‘
with SINB I i
press agent Daily
JEROME : ore' Association.
town. Daily Newspaper
,— ' diction of Connec-
much .
the a. W
V
T“ Mil rated Press isexciueivoly
m” be use of republication
. dispatches credited to it
- rolherWlaa credited in this
and also the local news pub-
herein.
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TELEPHONES
Mk ............ Bil-93
. Uptown Branch
‘43 Wall St.
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A Thought
A merry heurt uulkt-th n cliccrfnl
untcnancea—Prov. 15:13.
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4‘Ifgoud people would but make
.t cir goodness acreeble, and smile
toad of frowning in their virtue.
or many would they win to the
ad causcl~Archbishop Usher. ‘
Frank A. Munscy.
W... «a»
Newspapcrmen and tho: general
,' pjlbllc stopped a moment yesterday
‘ in the hurried bllsillcss of living to
mourn the loss of Frank A. Mun.
Icy. owner and editor of the New
.York Sun and the Now York 'I‘elc-
gram.
‘I His was the typl> oi successful
career which typifies the true spirit
of America.
He arrived New York one
bold, bicak day in the winter of
1882. He was ‘28 years old. His to-
tal capital consisted of 340.
He knew then that ho would
incite it big place for himself in the
1 publishing world. Dissoppointmcnts
"{J‘l'ver doubted his purpose. He kept
ring and going, always hitting
might for his mark. until at his
in
“'was regarded as one of the most
flucutiol editors in America.
RELIGIOUS SNOBBISHNESS
A trait that persists in American
e. which it is not pleasant to cair-
out upon. received publicity yes-
Qrday in the Bridgeport papers.
It trait is snobbishncss and to
film it worse it is snobb' hness
blasted on religious preludicc.‘
_At a. meeting of the Fall‘flcld
‘uncheon Club it wasfileat‘ned that
, e of its active members had re—
igned. His retirement. it is said,
as the result of the recent action
the Board of Governors of the
W Greenfield Hill Country Club.
hlch blackbailed his membership.
lthough it is reported he was one
'f the founders of the movement for
$5 establishment. .
lot personal reasons. but his reli-
n was given as the cause of his
liking barred from the club.
’The Luncheon Club member re-
m that Jarred all
is realization of our
shortcomings and so
My for In enduring
alas. they may have to
it was merely the begin-
(I. waiter of fighting and
‘, lied that sont civilization
gins back into the (lurk uses.
J cannot tell now.
One thing wo know. The state of
uiiulrs that existed prior to lint-—
the loft-over. so to speak. from the
preceding century—wan novor re-
turn ‘to us. For better or for worse,
the first quarter of this century has
brought. us great changes. What
has been can never be again.
We hardly realize it now. But the
century ”tilt is going into its second
quarter is u century of change. it
has broken our old dreams, smash;
ed the ancient ways of life. done
away with the standards and shit)—
bOICll‘lS that used to guide: us. We
, may not like this, but it is true.
Our task during the next quarter
of a. century is to find some ”home
of living that will be in harmony
with tho new use. Until the end of
time, we shall have an era of mu-
chlnery and over more machinery.
Our troubles in the past few years——
were they not primarily caused by
our inability to adopt oursclvos to
this change? We must nlcr-i those
new condit.lons-—-or giro wily
race that can.
Yet the task. after all. isn’t diffi-
cult. From of old there has been u
ton
in; yesterday at the use of 7: V
.l‘ol'muln for human it'l'lflil‘u~—~“l(l
{have life and lime it more abun-
Idantly.“ This can be done in on
logo of whirring \\'Ilf.'0l5 and spinning
longillcs as well its in the bronzo a;
We can do it. We must.
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WHAT'S NEEDED.
Berlin dispatches tell of en
”idcol marriage compact" which has
been devised there. It sets forth a
long list of rules telling what the
husband and wife ogrce to do and
not to do.
And the inspired dolt who drew
the rules up declares that his com-
pact will forever prevent divorce.
He might have saved his effort.
It doesn’t“ take much to make a.
happy marriage. Just love. tact.
kindilness and an earnest desire to
make a go of it. That
fail.
Of course, if you're the kind of
person who expects to be able to
stay in love by formula»
.5: & K. NEWS
HOLIDAY SPIRIT
IS PREVALENT
ll HAT PLANT
Many of the Benches
Decorated With
Greens and- Small
Trees Dot Factory
The Spirit of Christmas is prevn-
lam. all over C & K plant this week.
In many departments. especially-tho
trimming room. the benches are
decorated and here and there are
little Christmas trees. lriulmed‘witll
ornaments. On Thursday afternoon.
there will be a grab-bog in every de-
partment. The girls in the trimming.
mlliinery am‘ straw hat departments
are planning to serve special lunch-
cons during the noon hour.
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Recent Visitor.
John Grinnlan. of New York City.
recipe can‘t
cfea in this wise: He would with-
r'tlw from it because the very men
he objected to his religion in the
Country Club were also members of
the business men's organization.
CENTC RY‘S Fl R ST QI'AR'I‘ER.
,‘Within a few days. the twentieth
ntury will be one-quarter ended.
Somehow the thought is a little
boring. We live under the strange
delusion that it will always be today.
a fail to realize that as the years
I ll by. in a. pleasant or labored
occasion. they slowly draw this
tovdatc century of ours through
1? youth toward manhood and old
Bye and byc the twentieth cen-
ry will be all over.
Just Where has this century lak—
us. thus far?
Ii’ell, when the twentieth century
wncd the world was at peace.
rmed conflict between the nations
it a really large scale was impossi-
mi‘e, we told ourselves; had not the
balance of power" and The Hague
ourt protlded uil effectual check
u war? it looked as though a long
ta of peace and prosperity were at
and :35 if 'mankind could keep on
ring in the some old way. devising
of itself a few now inventions.
borhaps. and in particular doing
tormenting useful with that new toy.
ille. automobile; but on the whole
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assistant manager of the Crofut s:
Knapp Cup Factory. located at 1
Bond street. Now York City. was a.
recent Visitor at the local plant. Mr.
Grinman reported that the New
York factory was booming with on.-
ordors. I
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Edge-r for Revenge
Tho Crofut 8: Knapp bowling team
is now in second place in the indus-
trial League, which holds matches
weekly at the Norwulk Bowling Al-
leys. The members are eagerly
waiting for a return game with the
team of the Nash Engineering Com-
pany. by which they were closely dc-
feated several weeks ago.
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Girls' Basketball Team.
Coached by Arthur Smack of the
millinery department. a. score or
FLAPPEETANNY says
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njoylng a very orderly and un-
ubled existence.
‘Disilluslonment came early.
Just what will be said about the
orld war two hundred years from:
We cannot toll. Future. lilElu‘;
.mny be able to write of it a;
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"n- right m-klc wins more than5
footholl m
J
straw department, we: the
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No-rwalk
20 ' Years Ago
'l'llr following llrms lllllll‘iil'l‘tl in tile
lMtIlw or ”I‘m,- lvhmiing SPIillllt'l of
lllll-l'l'llllll-I' :3. limit:
All Unknown flog, \llld “lili :4 2w-
ltll Hut? of ”W liilllllifl. l'illlhi'll
llilll’ll t-ullnlvrniltllul unll “ppm-hell-
salon in an‘wulli vul'll' lltFt owning
'i‘lu- l'flllllll: was finally shot by (“up-
min llolwrl .\l. .‘IOl‘t"Ilt’tllFl‘. |
Thu llolw How Ilvl'ltllml llll" l'us»
mm My» in lhl‘ killer's gym last
milling by thr- m-orc of 1.3 to ll.
'l'lu following wcrv in tho lll'cnlcn‘s
Illll‘lill! l'lroiilcl'inn. ll. erdlll. M.
HUM“). .l. Mufti-hill and N. Nulllll.
’l‘lm postman ls -'l. llillt‘h burdened
liillll Just ill tlw l-rcscllf tlmc.
I‘lllltuln llownrd .l, liloomvr of
"Milford is ill town to sponrl Christ-
.‘It‘lilIltll‘SIlll‘l in this ("lull \\lII llll'nl'll you an i
opportunity to sun- for _\mll' llt‘xl t'lwm.
plus l'el'nlil'clllcnts, whom this nm-d of
extra lllolloy i»; mosl urgullt.
Why Not Join Today?
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CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
TleST (:0.
Wall Street
Norwalk
.. . _——~ w~~._ “a”...
Ill-’ls Jll his homo.
Til-4. public schools l-losod for the
holidays at nooll today and will re—
of)! ll on .lnnuury "
Hank Fox lmd Miss .ilit'o lllll of 5 ”Ch
South .\'orw.~lll.' will bl,- mnrricd onlbem
l“lll'lstl'l\lls Day.
Eugenia J. You New: or l’iuyvicw
inclun- has gonc to New York and
orinl.
YORKSIURPIM—Tllu most
.war memorial of 21;: trot-s. Ollt" for
lentil-c nvcnuc is port of tho
WAR Minimum.
unique ‘
of th otown's tlt‘nd soililurs. has 5.
opened in llorstorth “llf‘lt‘ :in :
lllt‘lli- '
Telephone
Newark. N. .l.. whet-r.- he will visit {Or
.1 nook. I
Frodorick Thompson, thri wcll
known bookkmpl-r at. the liulobeil.
llnll S~ Randall t'ompnily, is ill at
l
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HOW TO KEEP WELL
35* DR. HUGH 8. OUMMING
surgeon Gencrul, [lulled Suites l’ubflo ucnllll bonito
loin
Nl:3\\"l’tllil\’, w. --
of two very distinct tom's.
the deeper luyor of the skin. Con-
tics are addiction to alcohol.
any cause.
there :if‘l‘ wounds or Sl'l‘illt‘hl‘s even
in healthy poisons.
The face is not iilfri‘quulltly the scat
on any part of tho body.
ciul ol'yslpcllls.
it was not uncommon for tlimw who
wcro fronting cases of r‘l‘l’slltvlah to
curry tho infection on tilt-tr fingers
from one surgical (also to another in
dressing wounds .Rllc-ll n pl‘ouoduro
would be u disgrace at tho present
timc.
wry small vcgntublc germ us round
some short itlld somv quite long.
in n typical attack of facial cri-
Blpclus. the patient oi‘tvu has n. chill
followed by a high fever. which con-
tinucs throughout lilo course of tho
discusc. 'l‘l'lo suffering may ho sC<
Scratch May Bring Attack of El‘ysipelas .
The skin of “iv body is moda- up llli‘ sculpts involved. or if file llll'w-
l‘Il‘l'sipc-
lab is an inflammation occurring in
tributing 0r secondary causes of this such us meningitis. Dilf'lllilollll ”1‘
disease listed by conlpotc-nt unlhox‘l» “blood poisoning," though those coll-
kidney ‘ ditions :m» \ory unusual.
discasc. illubcics and drtllllty fronlj
The discus-s in pl-oilo to occur wllrn l l‘vloh: rowwry ill persons who
particularly" prolitlcd oi" com-so. lIlt;
when tlioso am: not lll‘upt‘i‘l)ll‘t’itlt‘d. pl‘opcrly ll'l‘llleil.
of orysipelos though it may occurlphyslvlnn.
Ii. is not)
uncommon for :l pcrson to cxlwri- ‘ inc light. mostly liquid and that \"il-
once scvcrnl diffcront attacks of tu- l tv-r should lm. ghcn (fuel).
it must not. hr..- l'orgotlon that llllt‘;ltl‘iilf’ll from (llIlt'l' lllv‘llllu'l‘rl of tho
disease is contagious. and run be t family and the pursml who I'zll‘t‘s i‘or
carried by it lIlll‘II pvrson. who may; llilll must t'XI‘rt'lSi‘ l'l‘ml
not himself suffer from tho lilsr-nso. " ilml'ougllly washing inc Illlllds with
Before the days of liltiLIf‘l‘li sllrg‘cl‘y, l soup lillll hot water iifll‘l' tII'l‘NSInH in-
.
The direct collar: of or} rlljll‘lils is u '
as an onion which occurs in chains”
in: up iill (IllWlI Mullllilllilll lslc i
did >L‘f.‘ llilmln l\'0ll,"0|lllllljlllil hust-
rm‘ng for :i ship bonding for dear ol‘
England. I)U|JI)YI">‘S you know. long
l'l'i‘ this. lll-li tho juuilrmlllillg mon-
iker is Hint of lllr grocii-litvltud
.‘ilichucl Arlon. who iliilll liliil‘II' mow
:ilzvllwis limll tho nif-(JI t‘l'l‘lll'l‘lllloli in
lluvvls and plays.
'l'hwlc ~\\'r‘~rc four liouyoumdjiun
boys sons of ii .zlxrc“. d liulli'lll trod-V
t"l'. .\il'I (.mr- IIItI inks owr lhv faili-
it's llllilllt-K: illlll um» Ill<l lmwilllc ii‘
doulu' ill rare books in l'urls. and;
tion is unusually
may be prescni.
’J‘horo muy bu nmcl‘c isotlllvlimliolls
sour-m delirium
(
Care In ’l‘l‘i-nlmmlt.
5 Int discus" ilsllitlll' Hills ll) rnlll~
:ll‘t
otherwise in reasonably good llmllil.
pullout, in Gilt" (llul htmulm n lu‘olu—r in Nulllll:
'.\lli'.‘i'lt‘:l. and one did Iil'L‘OllH‘. Mil-ll»
‘ .
'll‘vntlllt-llfs should in: It It in -‘l il“I .ll'lml. lll' of ”iv immaculate aft-l
f'l‘llm'li cunts IllltI lust willnl: mics.
i did Iil'lil‘ illllt hr 101 his visit:
lrmn- by culw-lvssly opening Iht' rillfi'I
us of a wiry-lion's llook rind .lnblilllu;
his llilfi'l’h :l'. :l llzllnc. l'.~- this as it?
may. llo- usclh still (i lllll'll mime?
whivn tl'u‘zollllp. This is Martin Her-l
Hill“. which in; illd bodily lift from:
lllr- l-ruthr of Al Woods. his mnnuuul
'l'. Which in turn. formula: that .ilf
\'.'u<'ui:~ is unity liillllf'il llcl'ninn. '
it may bc sold lhul lIl' diet should
it is
’nvn-vssurv lo Iit‘i‘ll Ill" pullout sop-
l
in
vii I‘l-
l'lumml piil'lh‘ or :ll'lvl'
sollwl articles which
, Ililllllllllls‘,
lmn- lwvn in
Surcly. it, l,lt-i't)lilt'lll 1L most young].
Contact with silvll parts. Suited font In hoop up with homes in tilingi
iil'rssinn's should ln- Illli‘!l"tI :llui tow—
vls :llid linon Ilsvd l-y lIil,‘ pullout
ISIlOillil ho imilr-tl. .
'l‘llv pi‘llll‘lll should In) Iivlll in :l
light. lllry l'onlll .‘llltI should Iliin‘ :lil
abnndvm-v ot' t‘r-ssli-nlv during voil-
\‘tJIE'SL‘i‘lIC‘t‘.
3 Who“ oviuipvlus occurs in (illit'i‘
Ylim'ls of tilt: body. it is usually «in?
to infection l‘wlllu’ lllllllllnlcll in smug
wound. This wound may in: only
n pin scratch HI‘ 2. lll"‘l‘4' Mistrr. .\!l
VIIIilL’t. \llmt with it"‘l‘l
{storm and sailing lliilllli‘r‘.
Saw l‘rinco Align. of ht‘nl’l‘lf‘lf‘ii.é
“‘ull hill); the Home dancers at lllt'l
l‘lul.tulioll l'lull. and why so lulud- I
mum n rnyul youth should cullsx- lf-c'u
commotion than tho Prinvc of Wales?
lezixeth mu lmfflcd. Surely hero inI
(Hit‘ 1.. fluttvr tho putsus of it.—'.
young iodine and u moon fox-trot Iit‘ll
shakes. I {fill told.
And it duos stun that. llill‘v ho
names l‘l‘IlII
wounds in tho shin should l‘t'wlw-
carvful iillPlllIOll.
quitn its luallly ('l'ovi'llmi heads up:
IlltI,|I.Il"(I oil-s in this town of into fur
vcrv. if 1116‘, putlcnt is wouk or it
Thursday owning ut
Hall for buskctbnll prnclico. 'l‘uero
are about the csporicncod pinycrs
among the girls, and the rest. are
Miss Gertrude Pennington. former
High School star. and lilunngcr of
the team. it is possible that. in
short while a cruclt team. with soy-7
oral substitutes. may be
to play regular ,‘g’filllv’w‘.
.l‘ t n
assembled
To Spend Holiday of Homo
Miss Louise Doll and Miss Mur-
gsret Bough. toreladles in lilo. Trim-
ming departments. will spvnd the
holiday and week-end at their re-
spcctivc homes in Philadelphia.
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From the Flgi Islands
An interesting order was discover-
ed in the Order department. The
,company has Just received on order
of Knapp Felt Hats. from a custom-
er in Lura, in tho Figi Islands.
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Home for Bolido ys
William F. Johnston. ladies mil-I
linery salesman. has returned to
Norwulk for the Christmas holidays.
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wsyton Girl Joins Stuff
M Lily Raymond of Rowayton
has accepted a pasltion in the gen-
eral office. Miss Raymond was for-
merlyconnectcd with the R & G
Company. .
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Closed Saturday
The plant will close on Thursday
evening- and will not reopen until
Monday morning, to afford employee
an extra half holiday.
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Off in Bermuda. 7.
Harold F. Reed. manager of the
order department. soiled last ers-
ning on the S. s. Arsguuy . of the
Royal Mail Pocket line. for Bar-
muda. where he will spend the
Christmas holidays.
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Joins sesquo Hills Colony.
William K. Fowler. manager of
the nlcsroonl. has moved with his
21111in from his former residence in
France! street. to his new home in
Susqua Hills.
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Built: Contest Winner.
Miss Louise Barbara. formerly of
Milford. who is connected with the
recent
Li.-
gll-ls from lllf' factory inc-ct. ever: lwinnvr of :1 lmmny comrst (on-loot-
Commllllity . lid by :l Manhattan i'll‘\\>p:lllt'l‘.
!
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boil-lg taught tllc gums. According to l per Company of Chicago. “1.. bl'H‘iil,
l
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.lng a package containing .1 If. &- l\.
latest (‘tvnledics. 'I‘llc but was 5m” othcr than Robert Warwick. the;
pod to-hlm “a nirplunv: llL'IOl‘ .wlm off stag-:- cngagctll
. _ 1 much in ntliletlcs ...... Saw Leonor-u
-. ‘llerrick.’Engiish author who doth
f writo the most charming tales and
‘ strungn to say he hath not come
, to lecture but to really look at
in :i Sillllll: cyl-ning «lid l sec. also
l'rlmn'; Paul of Green c.‘ with inonocfe
In r-yr; lllf‘ lino do Nolnnrs. do Or-
;Ic'inr. tin t"h:lrtrrs lIOlllg‘ the night
3I‘llll~.< und the Prince and Princess
Mill'nl.
Saw )lisil‘oss
it
“sits Plant.
1121th List of the Copper illtfl t‘nll-
Dorothy Dish in
several days [ii ”if. IOt'ilI plum this llltrl-nmrn’mg. and “he wearing one
wock. of those- scarlet turtle-necked sweat—
. w u M‘s and dragging licr prizc spaniel
"ibll‘l' Keaton “‘0urs ch‘ ...... Saw Truffle (70p James Kelly,
Au “"9”.“ng WE,” has boon who is so expert at waving his arms
placed in the plant showing 3115- on the street corner that he runkclll
nmong the great handball players of
the land. ills partner in the New
York Athletic‘Club doublcs is none
tor Keaton. movin- comcdiun. open-
hat. whi it he usr-d in one of his
America. And with him his daughter
and it fine footloose pair they nu...
~GlLBERT SWAN
GET $27 FROM
LAUDER FUND
The sum of 327 has been turned
over to the Not-walk Playground Ass
sociation. by the committee in
charge of "Billy Lauder Day" fund.
The committee consists of Anthony
Carbone. Charles Llndcbcrg and
WOLVES KILL CATTLE.
liOSCOW.—-Russia has declared
open SPBSOR for wolves and the gov-
ornmcm is sending out hunters to
kill the animals which are causing
tho country a huge waste. The
wolus hate destroyed nearly 400.000
head of will»: and horses already
this year. In many parts of the
country the beasts have destroyed
nearly onc-llfth of the whole yearly
increase of cattle.
‘hln IIi'llit".
:chnuts l'f‘l‘tflrl that Christmas bust—i
. —-— Soc-saw» .
South Nm‘wulk and Nm‘nalk Him" I
llf'fib llns luwn \r-l'y 1.10mi this your.[
lnu‘ :l Itfrlll‘l' I‘IilM: of goods; [hill] in l
I'll‘l‘\'IOliH yours. }
messvnuvr boy of tilt» “Tater” [Ill-t
inn ’l‘vIvcl-uph t'ompnny, will Hicndl
MN. Main“; linymt'llnl \lztS r-lerrtcdi
v. 'l'llly lilmrmi Ht‘ lht- (lplllr (‘lllllp
illllhl |l|"i"lllit' lust <\‘A"-nlll;.;.
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illllI tlmt lucoplo Ilil\t- lit-on purchase-Ll
(Ecru-go. \V'. liuylnoud. lIlw hustling
l'Ill‘vaiilliih in New York f'll.".
(nor. ill-(ivy ui’ I‘Iilsii'i‘li Slur. zit its ill:—
Tonight’s Events
. lii.:ilo~~"l{iss Mt? Armin."
lie gull!-~~“S:ll|y ot‘ iIi‘ Sawdust."
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COMING lil’liN'Is‘
Doc. :.'i.—-Glcam‘s t‘irclo to
[lullle for lilo Aged.
‘95
3‘".
Doc. 26,—4‘hrislmus dam-o at
Wcstpori Country club.
‘ Dec. :U.-Annunl licunlon of
ilfluss of 1918 at Norwalll High
l school.
t Doc. :6.~—Glrl Scout dance at Nor-
'Iwulk Country l‘lllll. ‘
l Dec. :S.-linllquot
. Billie f‘lzlss.
: .lnn. :l.——livcl‘ylllull's Lilblc
lspuclul meet.
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Eit’trylilall's
Class
THE BOOK THAT
Savings Department
The Peoples
Trust Co.
“Merry Christmas”
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Issued by Our
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here.
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llcal lfslulo l‘irokcr
Gonernl insurance
Ol’l-‘IL‘L‘ PHONE-"30$
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First Bank Under
the Bridge
On Washington Street
South Norwalk 3‘
\\ EDS [fish-ll. DISC. 23.
If so. you Iiil\'u bllsilnss :lCllllltL‘ll.
You IUU‘ to bargain.
.‘i Sill“ fur u prully morn or it pur-
chase for :l punny loss will give
you liltll't‘ stilisl'urtiv'vn than , lilo
mom-y or umuls obtained.
You will lu‘ zl sut'vrss 'i‘i ‘1 lw‘tuilvr.
You will grow willsullsllml,
But onloy n t‘l‘l‘lillll happiness that
goes with that satisfaction.
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t‘utholit-s ohscrw- host of Si. Srr.
villus. holy man llt‘t‘llclcd with palsy -
all his till.
\‘lllugc of L‘lcwiund incorporalod
Dov. Mil.
Colony of Fernando Po (Spanish)
ol-sm-vcs llolidny for Saint Day of
Qllcvn Victoria.
Today is birth-lily nnniycrsul‘y of
John Morlcy. historian.
on
.n.
Christmas Tree
Ornaments
We still have, on hand it pretty
roller-lion of colorful
Christmas Tree Ornaments
To view out all icn cont Drun-
nicnts lit fivc omits cacli.
NO RED TAPE
HERE
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You will never encoun-
terany unnecessary de-
l a y s in transacting .
your business with us.
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PROMPTNESS AND
ATTENTION
The City National Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Mill Outlet Store
124 Washington SL. 50 Nom'alli
Louis Tarlov.
FINDS PRESTO LIGHT TAX“
5 Little Joe
QOWADAHQ you ism-.31
1o
Frank Goodyear. of 33 North arc-
nue. reported to the uptown police
that his son found a ProSio light
tank ycsterday near his home. Thai SEE A DOCTOR! I
owner of the tank may have It by l' WORE WOO CAN GET ‘A' “1
calling at in eGoodi'eor home. “ DRNKWAND AWARDfi
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LONDON—«Sometimes there is ;
quite a bit in a name as the follow. 1
ins-list suggest. These names are
said to be authentic: Edna Broke .-
Mothcrshcad. Mel-inn English Enriu
Sawyer Turner Somerset. Nealon
Pray Daily. Benton Kiilln Savage.
Owen Taylor Moore. lma. Little Lain-
be. Broker Husbands Hort. R. U.
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JUST A NAME
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Has your furnace joined the
N. l). t‘.'.' if so send in a hurry
call for us and we'll ubrilratc
the mattcr. We. have done more
to persuodc hot. air heaters to
get back on the job than any
other concern.
N. i).
Club.
The Nash, Raymond
& Dean Co.
2 Flex Hill Road
ti‘. menus Nothing Doing
Pbelon Goods. Marie A. Bachelor.
Eaton Grows Phatlc. May Lyms
Uppc. Betty Sawyer. Knoitwortb
Reading.
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. ‘1 best results
~Advertise in
the Sentinel for the
Your problem of bar
readily solved when y
South Norwalk Savings Bank
ing_ the money you need is
on 10m our Christmas Club.
Norwalk Chronicler