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Hypocrisy is telly. It is
non of being what he is
, mu onsr “'I‘EsTiMOS‘lAL."
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‘ Unlike many so called
lleges,
ethods, and» procrdurcu’luvin
dtlod of their course.
The success of Merrill
worth at the course of training
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j'l‘lio warning given by
strongly emphasized.
Till” have been.
herons enemy.
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t g. the most and surest way.
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ldire Associated Press is exclusively
titled to the use or republication
all news dispatches credited to it
not otherwise credited in this
. and else the local news pub-
lish: Gales-97 Warranties so.
This people honoreth me with
Luck-lips. but their hcort is in
much
r. safer and plcssantor to be
hing which a. man aims to ap-
' ' kee u the ”ml"
r then to i! ll not-00-
The graduation exercises of the
ll Business College last week
on lit to public attention once
in a. unique institution in this see.
it was tho thirty-nevcnth an.
3.1 commencement of the school.
"business
" the object of‘ this school
not lexcxtract from luckiess stu-
‘ is their money for a haphazard
d scant training, but to give them
0 best possible training in business
5: the
Anxious
ilose graduates in many oil'ic‘es and
Materiel. both here and in Stumtord,
he very best “testimonial" of the
given.
Fire Chic!
o'orge W. Bogcrdus in his report to
o Common Council last week that
. delay should be permitted be-
tween the time of, discovering a. tire
Nd turning, in an alarm cannot be
emulated out that Norwalk's
a most disastrous tires last year.
is one in the discarded C. 8: K.
lent. Water street. and the other
H lithe Mercantile Building. South
is street. assumed the seriousness.
V. did because the tire department
not. summoned as speedily as it
‘ his perfectly understandable that
on most people discover s. blue
their homes or building they at
' think they can fight it them-
i 2;. however. is a. mean and
l M It nelsds spe-
rtraining and skill to tight.
‘ or us do not possess this and
I no reason why we should.
0. we have not had the ex-
up... because or aptitude; sibli-
:. and. traininir. know how to get the
it! I. lire. union? or course it
gotten beyond control. Then
‘ything to do is to allow it to
self. out. centering all ei'tort
‘ ember (the chlat’s warning.
within-st blues ot'the 1...!t
gained headway became the
continent reached the scene
idler thelbulldtnzswere blazing
h ‘ Whit! you‘dlsoover a. Ilro.
we rum inlets am or
one the department at once.
m r lancero‘iuc‘seo
discloses demons II
‘ot their: purchase their meet
the telephone. it seems.
. t1“ Motmmvur-.
snout mart In‘ comm- ‘
Mouth: 0‘1““! that
,vhousowilot sumo:
to her some and is
' oaths Job.” ni-
cemnr land-
l
lentil Wilson Coobrsuo. pastor-ct the
American church in Paris. it pros-
pcrs in miles so the best known
emblem of the United list».
In torts. it news. it is the “Amor-
iesn bar." Temperance societies. o:
which. by the way, there are insult
in France, consider their most diffi-
cult problem to be the hard-drinking
American tourist.
"Best known emblem" sounds like
pretty strong language. We lied
thought the Yankee ~tourist was
known best for 'his spending money.
It comes as something at a shock to
be told um it is his red nose. '
, ROWAYTON .
Rowayton Civic f'Assoc‘i-r
\ ation Meets This
Evening-Mrs. Bar-
rett Visited N. Y.
The new building which is to
house the ltowaylon post office is
rapidly nesringi completion. The
entire floor has been enclosed.
large plate glass windows act in
traclive appearance and denote the
fact that there will be
light in them. Two windows, one
regulation size and one small. are,
in the rear. lu side work will ad~
vance quickly as the place is heut~
ed and the cold weather cannot
interfere with the progress of the
workmen.
o I O
mEXpevt photo developing and
printing at Allen's Drug Store.—-Adv.
O 0‘ O
Tracey Ambler. eon oi‘. Mr. and
' Mrs. W. Fred Ambler or Rowayton
avenue has returned to his home
in Lee. Muss. 'nitcrrpcuding d any
or two at his purcnt'a home. Mr.
Ambler spent a large part of his
time, while in town renewing cca
quaintanco with his former school-
mates and many friends. '
i I . i, .
The Itcwuyton divie association
will hold its regular monthly meet-
ing in the chapel of the Methodist
Episcopal; church this evening at
eight-“o‘clock."‘lt'meted that
several interesting matters will be
brought not? discussion. ‘ v
Mrs. Pcrc fl.'Bcrrctt‘ot Brook-
sids avenue
given by ti; omcn‘s Notional Re»
publicun cl ; irl‘ ‘tlio‘Woldorf As-
toria. in New York. Saturday. Mrs.
Barrettgis one of the best known
and most earnest members. in the
district of Norwalk Women's l‘tc-
publiccu association.
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An automobile delivery truck
owned by Tristnm and Hyatt crash.
ed into a telegraph pole. in front or
the Ron-nylon Green House. on
Rowsyton avenue recently and was
badly damaged. Fortunately the
driver was not! seriously hurt.
.. O C I
Word has been received oi the
death or Nothcn Dauchy. wot the
home or his nephew. William 1".
Dnucby in Troy. New York. last
week. Mr. Dcuchy was a resident
or Westslde avenue for many years.
where he spent his summers at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Judson Wil-
liamson. Mr. Dauchy leaped into
newspaper fame recently by his
claim to long livlty by the consist-
ent use of whiskey and tobacco.
0 O O
-—-It coal is running short. why
not try wood? Live oak is fine for
all tires. We can furnish it as 815
o cord or it? cut in any size de~
sired. Sonic Construction company,
phone ism-«Adv.
\' a e t
Mrs. M . Borroughs. who has
been spendin ' the week-end u the
guest oi! Mr. and Mrs. Harry S.
Bryan o: crest road has returned.
to her home in lireoklyn.
Several residents of Rowayion at-
tended the automobile show. which
was held in Grand Central Psi-
ace. New York. last week. Among
them was Howard S. Scott of Ro-
ton avenues . ,
Mrs. Robert Raymond who has
been confined to her home by lil-
n so has many triends who are
pl‘osed to learn that she is re-
covering.
. I O
A meeting will be held Wednes-
day at the horns of Mrs. John
anitien on Raymond street. by the
members or the Ladies' Aid So-
ciety of the Rownyton Baptist
church. The annual election of
otficors will take place at this
moonlit»: ,
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, THE EVENING summer—so. NORWALK, CONN.
i
MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1926.
brass give the stores .3 most utn
plant y V 9_i__
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‘ mTfic Principal , Sufferer
N’NERS \
\-\ k“
PEOPLE FAVOR
dominion
.uv; till SAYS
Congregation “Op-
position Makes It Ap-
pear Different.”
We
prohibition at both services of the
test Avrnuc Methodist. church yes-
tcrdcy. because ot‘ llli' rivllt unui.
\‘t'l'liury of prohibition \illli.l‘l occur.
red Saturday. no: and:
"The church must not lust. her
leadership in tho mural things. The
people of llli‘ country as. :1 whole do
wuut prohibition. Lilli. the opponh
lion is to make it upprur different.
President Coolidge. in his address to
the present. Congress. said that, ‘All
the unfuvccmcni pmvors'iu the coun-
try will be behind it.‘ We as church
people. should give tho government
this cooperation that he risks for."
0F SERMON BY
REV. Milton
“Thrift Week’i Touch
Given Service at
South Norwalk’Bap~
tist Church
Rev. Lester 'i‘. Mallory. pastor, at
the South Not-walk Baptist church
spoke on “Debts." ut the morning
service yesterday. He. said that a
great many people out at circum-
stances of life. form a, chain of
debts that bind them (or the rest
of their lives. “Paying our bills."
Mr. Mallory said. “helps us to live
our own lives. 9. life real and
genuine. It compels us to he in-
dustrious because it compels us to
practice economy. Jesus taught
economy in the practice of life. Ub-
servailon of paying our bills as we
on in tho first step to moral and
spiritual triumph."
Mr. Mallory continued. saying.
“Indebtedness submits u person to
I. sort of slavery. The finest
Christian business policyis to prac-
tice cash payments as for us pose
sibic. It promotes industry and
brings one within his needs."
Norwalk University
Women Meet Jan. 29
The next regular meeting‘of..thc
Norwallr Branch of the American
Association of University Women
will be January 29 instead of Fri-
day January 22 as previously on-
nounccd. At this meeting Mrs.
Goorge’l’iorcc Baker will he the
special-.5: s . _ .
Mrs. Baker besides being the wife
of"! {intone man is her-sci! well.
known. She won formerlyidoan ot
Radcliflc College. a member of e.
well-known Boston family. being the
niece of (ix-President Eliot oi Bar-
vard. fished: keenly inter-osmium
, cducetionai “movements and; sniper»
msnent progress: rather than more
(ads. she is is writer of lunch charm
and (speak: oi! «national civility.
Her subiocrtor; the University Woo'
men’s meeting will; be. “Modern
Trends iii-Women's collagen”. .
The University Woman 319"“ ‘
been tainted to htteodihe: meeting
. fl ‘ imam AW
i DARlEN:
Methodist Pastor Tells’
The list. Charles S. Ul'ny distrust-ed
lilillllllfl .
spoke on the topic. “Come and See.”
Earth's Road for the poet month.
‘1‘
M0 ‘ S REST SAYS PASTOR.
mkficmml
Policeman Standing In- 2
terrupts Speedy New j
Rochelle Mgn Flying;
Through Dcrien I
W i
No trace has yet been found
the "mystery car." that is X‘CFD“ll-.
.«ilvlu for Policeman Amos All-l‘I-l
sou'u fractured collarbouc. Tim 3'
popular officer is resting comfort'l—i
lily at tho Norwnlk Hospital. as :1.
result of the {all from his moltll":
.
mule. while chasing the. “cur: curb"
Suim'dgi' morning. He ruccimj
ntuuv iriemis during the day. 3v.»-
tcrday. An x-ray was taken of ill‘
shoulder .on Saturday morning. by
Dr. William W. 'l‘rsccy. .This morn-
ing Dr. Tracey stutcd that it ml:
iukc about four weeks [or the frac—
iuvc to knit. and that the cilia. j
nill probably he confined to il.
hospital for u fortnight.
O 0 lb
.\ Speedy Young Mun.
.‘t. F. Barlow. aged iii years. .-i'
313 Locust nvcnuc, New Rochelle. N ,
l'.. triud to speed through new“;
in his car. late yesterday niternooum
hut Policeman Frank Standing. Olll
the motorcycle. clocked the Kerr;
Yorker for a quarter or a. mile. iii:
47 per. Barlow was released ofn‘
cash bond of $25 for his appearance;
in the Barton Town Court this ovcu- l
mu This was the only ,nrrest oil
the creek cod.
3 U 0
Good Church Attendance.
All services in the Dorian Meth- :
‘udlst church. yesterday. were large-l
1y attended. In the morning. thc
pastor, the Rev. George A. Tuttlc.
In the evening he gave an address:
on Iii-lice Burton's book. “'I‘hc
Mun Nobody Knows."
‘ It I C
Masons to Attend Church.
At the invitation oi.’ the Rev.
Floyd Swallow Leach. Ph.D.. the
members of the Dru-ion Masonic
Club will attend the morning serv-
ices in Saint Luke's Church. Nore-
iun. in it body. on Sunday. Jan. 30.
The mén will assemble in the Parish
House at 10.30 o'clock. '
i 0 1:
Judge Dams Better.
‘ After an illness. which has cou-
fl‘ned him to his home on .Old
Judge Charles Bates Dane. will
preside at this evening‘s session of
the Dnrien 'i‘own Court.
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A curd party “ill be held Thurs-
day afternoon 0! Feb. 4th slthc
home of Mrs. John A. Weed. indic-
roion. under the auspices of the
Church All! apoloty of the Noroton
Presbyterian church.
\ , e . o e
,hl’olioo Moot Tonight.
A meeting or the Dar-ion Police
Department will be held this even-
ing.» The nicotinx.wlll be held con.
coming the Police ball on Feb. fiih.
Reports or the tickets sold. “ill be
made. »
O C 9
Sergeant Terry Lambert is en-
joying [titration today from his
duties on the buried Police force.
WWWN is on desk du-
tg.‘ in his» place. Special Officer
Ginther. is substituting for Officer
Amos Anderson.
C Q 0
A meeting of the hildren of
diary of Saint John's urch, No-
roton. will be held this evenlnk in
mint John's Hall. ‘
‘ col-formed
w lBEiORIGHlAl
“Annmarie WHEN YOU CAN, -
..-..... ... ...
‘Don’t Crush Your Per-
sonalii‘y’ Roy. F. H.
Jacobs Tells Congre-
gation in Sermon
l’liuv. ii‘l‘cdtrick ll. Jacobs, pastor
of the South Nol‘u‘tillt Congregationo
cl church. cpokc yvutcnlny morning
on "The Two Voim s." An outline oi
the carillon lullouu: l
"lid not coulornu ll :uzuol‘dlllg' to
this world: but. he .w ,trausforimul
by the renewing or your mind." 'l‘iit-
Apostle is vomiting of mo voices.
The first is iltc lmvcr. tho voice of
‘llv world. it is uvcr dinning in our
this culling us to bc conformed to
us modes of dress. thought and “
i"ll0n. It is u friendly. an inviting.
;. iwgulliug. n bcwiiclllng voicc and
li"ill}' are illeywhohccdits call and
mliow its way. it occurs to utter
~l-Miccmt couumiionsliip zmd lllu
:. Mutual of the masses.
"'l‘lm apostle was using the term.
orhl. in its popular. mlrrow incon-
iug. lit. was referring to social cue.
’UlllS and nuns. llc not carried
may by tlic iuicst fusilions in
vll'l-S. sport-h. literature. art. [30
ml curried tinny hy thingu no super-
lidul: he not puffed up if you poc-
:»,,.«.~.- llwm: countinet‘ yourself mis-
‘erzll’vlo it they are beyond your
rcuvli. Above all things else. do
not permit the possession or dc-
riru i'm' the possession those things
to crush your pcrsunnllty. You have
.. spark of originality, express it: It
is the one unique contribution you
run make toille world. Mnkclt. Men
may call you queer. ii so consider.
it a compliment. You have not burn
according to \ilis ou-
llLl‘llt‘lill world.
"The mind is just as real it part
of the world as is the brain. the soul
as is the body. An idea. is just as
as real is part of the world as is Mt.
liivcrost of the Pacific ocean. Ho
“ho recognizes the em: and not the
other is spiritually blind and men-
tally and morally weak.
"——
'Rcv. and Mrs. Foote
Plan Month’s Absence
'lm‘, ltuhcrt R. 17-. home. pastor
of the Christ Episcopal church, and
Mrs. Footr. will leave Wednesday.
January 2'7. for a {cllr wecks' trip.
They will have New York on the
L'nitcd Fruit liuc simmer. "Tivlves."
and visit Jamaica. Panama. Canal
and various South .luu‘vicun .poris.
They will make a stop over in da-
mulch for a. work. Mr. and Mrs.
l~‘ootc expect to arrive in New York
on the return trip, February 26. on
the. steamer “Suxmbln.” Rev. Charles
.'i. Marks. of West avenue. will have
charge of the parish during their ab-
sencc.
Family History of .
Dog Issue in Suit
m-.——~
Whether Charleen. mine dog.
killed by on automobile. Dec. 3.
1921'. was a particularly speclni
canine or just an ordinary dog is an
issue in the suit which Mr. Harris
has started against Scige a; Sachs 0:
Stamford for $200 damages duel tu
the. dog's death.
The matter of the animal's line»
ago is consuming In great deal of
typewriter energy in the oiflccs or
the l swan missed in the action,
and Song lit-loft: are? part, fioi' lilo
record. _. .
Th‘b dos? cine W N03".
The deviation is. "Yi'l- he “blew“
unlinolfinimamm .3
FOR ’1‘an CO. 3611.me
Twl huge steel girders arrived
at the South Not-walk Trust Oom-
pany's building‘lbls noon. _ Mm
workmen were required to unload
em. They will be used to extort
Norwalk
20 Years‘Ago
The following items approved in
the issue ot the Evening Sv‘ntiuv'l of
January ill. 1906:
Charles E. Scyi'nour is spending
the day in New York City.
Attorney William F. Tammany is
in Greenwich today.
Luther M. Wright in a Writer in
New York (.‘lii'. wilt-r0 he in attend-
ing the (automobile show.
Postmaster Edmund Crown l'iflti
gone to Washington, “here he will
make a plea for more mail cor-
l‘lt‘i‘n for tho Foulh Noru'alk office.
.lesru- r'eumuu. who has herii ill at
his, immi: in limit Numiuifx. is ll‘lllUl‘L.
“ti much ln-tlvr.
The skull“; ui. ilfliusmar's Pond is
ilccominpr good once more. although
the ice is not safe vnougll to hold is
large crowd.
The. Overlook Military Academy
basketball team will play the Wes-
lryun freshman at 'l‘mvn Astemllly
l-luli this morning.
Attorney Louis Beers has been
having considerable trouble with his;
cycle during the past tow woolen. but
tilvv are much better now.
Major \ incent King has-how ap-
pointed inspecting oilicer for Com-
pany G. for the remainder of the
drill season.
William “lake and Edward Voor-
here will play the cecond pool match
in the tournament at l’lntucr'u Pool
Mrs. Richard lrwiu of East Nor-
in New York City.
Charles A. Dnlcy hm. been secured
as physical director of tho l’nsllmc
(3'! u l),
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t‘ullioill- church lullitt
:lt Homo.
\ormom “as udmiiivd to the un~
'ion Jun. ib‘. hill. on the Hill stain.
The Buffalo (.2 Y.) Board of Trade.“
mm organized Jan. 13. 18-1-1.
Today in lilrrhduy nunlwrmm' .-,l'
Duuicl Wchcim'.
Little Joe '
{Bows MEN NEVER
GUFFER. lN SlLEMCE
BELAUGE ’ll-iEH‘RE
MARRiED.
BLIZZARD STRIKES 110MB
Coughs untl colds are a natural
sequence to an unexpected blizzard.
and should he treated promptly to
Mind complication. Foley's Honey
and Tor Compound is a pleasant and
effective remedy for coughs and
Ciflli‘lii. Kt up .1 bottle on hand for any
cmcrgcnry. “The children and i had
colds and the first dose of Foley's
lioucy (ind Tilr helped us riullt uwuyf.
Foley’s Honey and TM is a. good
rough remedy for the whole lamily.
it contains no opiates. Stillsou Pow.
cil Corp. ~—Atlv.
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Parlors. llnst Noruulk, this owning.
unlit has been spending a few (lays
observes
the csinhilflinlrut of St. I’t-tcr‘a chair
writes Mrs. Mather. l'tlchwood. Ohio.‘ '
s. N. Trust Co. Bldg. Tel. 1230
YOU are SAFE
in saying that about
everybody can use more
money.
For most persons, there
are just two ways to have
more money——
Earn more-——or-—SAVE
MORE.
this} it... Do Both ? it?
Save Yours in .
'First Bank under the Bridge on
is. .
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all.
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WALL STREET
BRIGHTER HOPES
Deposit. regularly in this Bank. As your nor-
plus grows your lmpes will lie proportiomicly
brighter.
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
TRUST CO.
some nonwn.
You may be losing
hundreds of dollars
WENTY-FNE cents avday
spent needlessly, means a.
waste of $91.25 in one year.
Haw many hundreds do you
squander in a year’s time?
Let your small change grow
with compound interest inm
account with us. Deposit a
dollar or more every week.
The‘Soutli Norwalk Trust Co. ‘ " '
SERVICE
Bring Your
BUSINESS MEN have long since learn-
ed to take advantage of our modern busi-
ness methods—THEY keep their chec
accounts with us.
IN OUR EFFORTS in helping the 'suc-
eess of their business 8
the cum .' ‘
vififiiffiré ”
strum co
NORWAL
SECURITY
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tarrs‘V-‘o‘rn‘: P... . . .
. _-.,1 Mable
noerprises they realize
d the bank, as well as
_ bhATmN to the in-
_ officfiry fiftidlioil‘ler along legitimate}
s hasour personal bttention.
Norwalk Chronicler