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during a ngnerlen concert is lit.
teen times as great as in a. mixed
program. " Johann gtreuss’ merits. he
gee-em. erosi- e «we 1%! will... .
and Mendelssohn oosoerie
insert *
more beer end whisky. When Mo-
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in e marshes. this. but douhllgfiq
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M ‘hrhm‘ho Would so: it was a.
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Epidemics of measles are report-
ed in a. number oi cities. Which
cells to mind a. timely warning.
If your child is ailing. don't de-
pend on “home remedies" or follow
the advice 0! grandmother or the
‘ Get a doctor
promptly. p
Your child may not needs doctor.
Oaths other hand. he or she, may
need one Very badly. And you have- ‘
no‘nghl to gamble with his lite.
CHARLESTON
Charleston classes for business
girls are nowou the winter program
ot'the Young Women's Christian
Association or Chicago.
It the Charleston is on the pro.
gram the y. w. cl. A. can'weu at.
lord to drop all other iornie oi. calls-
errothm‘Pro‘v. 10:17.
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ly. . it is all, the.
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glivered with
o tellinge-ldeliburto
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in. our schools.
one
[torts policy or the
"rep. and state.
‘ do are essential. »
7 one! our;
flu is in the way of lilo that lies!
Wm but hedhabjmusqthw
. enormous Succession
\
local physician. widely kn
it as widely respected and e-
takes the stand that m rel
{necessity to "counteract den
tendencies of disregard for i
band spiritual intaotness.
porters. Discussion of the
.iustsad. of being harmful us
"go into the nsltttne 1
‘ victionsot sincere and
. one District meeting
Willy commended for its .
evening in approving the‘ re-_
'0! Engineer Hill for imp ove-
to the south Nor-walk _ ater
cost is high. inere
dooabut {he improvemen ,, .to
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f you have ‘athoust to make at
:- friend's expense, do it gra e.
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says‘ the reproach the
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”A good sign at the mental cl rt-
e! the residents 9; Norwel
harecent discussion of motel.
which is included religious. can;
won't hang around you because
is. they'll thin‘lgw sad e88.
He expre sed
iii sold as tearful that it relig us
tlon was made a. part of our
t be the' entering. wedge t nd~
o ‘e breelt‘édown of this po icy.
m druids! mrltom as
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Me
has
ere? is a opulent dire tie in
some because or land use
'Vprcssbfl’lnd. there is
health medicaid certain see-
because urine practical lack
V rat certain hours of the day.
we of“; these Cantor! wil be
' by the improvements - be
de-
.l.
theuics. (It. o'ougdon't agree. then,
you've nevertried thematic-ion.
W
Some people are always surprised
when things don‘t turn out ‘jn-orse.
Men who don't tells things too as-
riously get away with thorn.
Don’t pay any attention to what
. other‘peonle think‘abouti'ou. It...“
l"; liabl'e‘t’o be true and incite you tool.
budll‘.
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Every time a state passes a bill
one, that ‘lt"“dan't’ be entdrood. ‘
Be a‘tlghtwed-end the chickens
It's a. wonder in. man doesn't un.
derstend children better when he
used to be one himself.
Even it lite does have its ups and
downs you might as well bump
along.
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Ofst‘llifi Papers
W AGAINST ELAN
(Hartford Coumt)
In spite or the attractions oi
Hartford. we are sorry that We don’t
‘live in indlauepolis. or perhaps. it
would be better to say that we are
sorry that we are not visiting there.
Anyway. it would be fun to be there
lust about new. as the trial of the
suit tor 3500.000 damages brought
by .lho Knights o! the Ru Kins Klan
at America against the Independent
Klan of Amcrlce‘hu begun. '
Is is charged that the Independ-
out Khan 0! America. which has its
headquarters at Muscle, 1nd.. slan-
dared the oiilcers oi. the plaintlii
organization and used the word
“kiln” in its title in violation oi
the rights oi the plaintiff. It is rai-
leted by the complaining idea that
the use oi, the word-ls reasonably
worth 51.000.000. which. naturally
arouses the question. why suit is
name is worth. it a nurse worth
31.0%.000 is used illegally .and
there is slander on top of that of-
iense. why sue, for only 8600.000?
It cheapens the name and causes a
slump in the market price or slan-
der. .
DR. GRAY BESIGNS.
(New: London-Day.)
The resignation of the Merlden su-
psrintendent of schools because the
city school board decided to per-
mit a dance in a public high school
seems just a bit hasty. Apparently
Superintendent Grey believes
dancing is per so wicked. He may
even believe that hill: school pupils
should be deprived of every oppor.
tunity ‘tor joy that they may have. '
He would appear in a. better light
around the stats lithe could wait
until at least one dance is held be-
fore committing himself. It'is true
that the action of the schoolbosrd
was made directly contrary to his
expressed desire—even his ultimat-
um—wbut his expression of desire
may not have been in the best or
tests. .
School boys and Si!!! Will dance
sndsohool superintendents cannot
promo theta..troin’ doing so. - Core
='onshorecollietountitled-lies nails
it they went. mirth!!! uracil
cos-outer” they can sneak away
ironed more emanation moi-slits to
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' . ‘ 1in is. “How may one remove cin.
‘ lowed lid ‘by placing the thumb just
brought for only oneshelt whet gtho 1
that
thinly air. may cannot keep his ru- .
deuce in . rechoolsdlien to let
nah mm: to find their own
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Ono. oi the most frequent duels?
ders and other foreign bodies trom-
towers?" Ordinarily, it is a very
simple'proce‘dure to remove a loose
particle. but simple as it is, low
people except doctors and nurses
know how to do it. -
‘It the foreign body is embedded
in the tissue of the eye consult an
ocullst. Delay in such cases is dun»
serous.
Suppose the foreign body is loose.
simply floating around on the sur-
face-what should be done?
Clean Funds.
First. be sure your hands
clean. Remember that germs are
both invisible and ubiquitous. Got
the best light” you can obtain and
first expose the inner surface or the
are
below the attested ‘eyo. pulling the
lid downward. directing the patient
to look up. Look carefully for the
iorclgn body on the inner surface
or" the lower lid or on the lower
part outhe esposed eyeball. It you
find it. remove it by wiping gently
.,nr n: MD.-
Keep‘
tween. 6...... "M this inhibitory
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com ' " e
with the ' titties on. the, end at in
mm“. , _ l . ,’ ’
Foreign bodies are most frequent-
ly iound lodged on the under eur-
iace or the upp r lid and to locate
and remove th . you must turn
the lid wrong side out. This is easy
to do and easy to learn how to do,
but you can learn only by doing
it.
Bow It is Done.
Hero is how it is done. You the
patient. tell him to look down and
to keep looking down. Grasp the
inches or the upper lid with yOur
thumb and finger and hold than
firmly. but (10‘ not pull. With your
tree hand. take a small pencil . or
match or a similar smooth obiect
and press gently on the upper part
of the lid. lilting the lower part oi
the lid outward and upward. The
lid will turn inside out and the
foreign body Will usually be easily
seen. ' ‘
A little of a saturated solution or
boric acid may be dropped into lhe
eye with a medicine dropper after
the foreign body is removed.
, In
_New‘ York.
NEW YORK. Jan. om- Few
towns are there. however small.
that have not heard the call at the
junk man: "01’ rugs. 01' iron. 01'
rm!" ‘
New York has its percentage 0!
them. but it has also a type or
‘ to. be round in no other
piece. ‘ .
These are the sea-going Junk buy-
ers who go‘re‘oing about New York
harbor. in log or‘ln squall. to buy
pieces at worn out. rope tron: the
incoming ships. . 3
They go about in little gssollns
launches. some quite as battered
looking as the junk wagons ot the
streets. «Semen. who have léarned‘
to- look upon this as a source or a.
little extra money. gather the rope.
throw it overboard and collect.
But. the world being what it is.
some there were who found they
could get more for good. new rope
and more than one sale was made.
The result today is that not more
than two feet of rope may be sold
to a iunkman.
I C I
New York cats lead a dog’s lite.
Walk down any lane. byway or
avenue and you will be almost cer-
tain’to see a lean. mangy cat. slink.
inugflend cringlng along wailing pitc-
ys ’ ‘
. Adult students
Praise Norwalk
Evening Schoo
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Following are two more or the
prize winning essays written by
adult foreign born pupils in Nor-
waik‘s Americanizatlon evening.
school. ‘
The contest in which these essays
were written was carried on unde‘r
the auspices of the Daughters of
the American Revolution. .. a,
By John Dworschsck
(First Prise Winner
Second Year Class.)
When I first came to this coun-
try things seemed so different! As
one may say. I was thinking what
to do. where to go and how. The
language I spoke was dirierent, but
finally i came in touch with a. gen.
ticman who spoke my language.
Through him 1 got work in ashor-
I wanted to learn the English lan-
guage. because i was in an embar-
rassing position. I was told to go (0
evening school. which I lost its time
in doing.» At first things were hard.
but gradually I picked. up.
It 'was like s. godsend. every hour
that I spend in school. It was not
long beiore I. could speelcto every
one in the shop. How glad I was!
It benefitted me in so many ways
thetiwords cannot express. It means
so diuch to rue to be able to read
and write. It can In. new imbi—
tions. more spirit in my work.
' Some people have an idea that
nothing can be obtained by lug to
because I myself went into the
school with the idea that I must
learn and i did. or course we are
not all periectspeekere. time
booze.
Idea
or minor...
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Rub-a-dub-dub. there’s a tot in the
tub. It's a sight that you ne'er can
forget. A dash and a splash apiayln'
with trash. un.‘ the bathroom is get-
tin' all wet.
A queer little boat that the baby
kin float and a cup that is made out
0! tin. A siendin‘ up tot who is, like.
iy as not. try'n to drag the poor
kitty-cut in.
Now. the sound of some cries.
It's got soap in its eyes. but ya
clear up the tours with a towel.
Some more ruisn’ ned. Baby's hump-
cd its was head and it brings forth
another good howl. '
Wells—it‘s played long enough
and a. fuzzy and rough little blanket
is wrapped round its head. Then a
rub-down is stood. and it feels
mighty good when the youngster is
tucked into bed.
O O D
it's periectly all right tor autos to
go from one state to another. t. o.
b.——unless the initials mean full or
3 O 6
You can't figure that a man feels
like helping a. would-be cumin-law
in the future. lust because he feels
like booting. him into the. middle of
next week.
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My sympathy goes out today in
the man whose wits refused to talk
loud enough to produce an echo tor
tear said echo would have the last
word.
i t to
lie told her three good reasons why
They never could be well.
“I have two Wise and a wife,”
Is what‘he meekly said.
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NOW, KONESTDY—
Oh. my gosh! Book at your shoes!
Haven't been shined for a. couple
or weeks. have they? ‘
And you rtpiy, "i should worry.“
That‘s the funny part or lt-you
should worry. ‘
Surely you want to stand on you.
own lest. Well. tidlness counts {on
a lot. and you'll find people will
think more of you it you apply a
bit 0' polish. now and then.
Shine the shoes you wear. and
you'll find it a. lot easier to stand
.on the feet that are in them.
‘ oi January 23. not.
called out on tho Jump. last night
Berkley street. by an alarm from
box 28. Thu flrmnvu‘n minim-n \l't'i'l":
not “06'de however as 1hr; alarm
was u. raise one.
ton avenue. is recovering from an
'aita‘ck oi the mumps.
.wililieuvo l‘or
where he will spend tlm winter.
ill at her home in Mar-win street. is
recovering.
were visitors in New" Yer).~
yesterday»
for a number or years has
employed by the Lockwood Illumi-
iacturiug Company. has resigned his
position and will open it rut-at. mur-
koi (Anti grocery store.
)lcrlrlen ,on businvss today.
budding and the peepers were heard .
out 01’ the harbor yesterday on he.
«(mm of the fog which made 11ml—
gution almost impossible.
to the janitor-ship ofrthe new East
Noru‘nlk firehouse.
'i‘wti new members were Yukon into
the organization.
20Years Ago
Th i‘olowiug ill-ms :ippmu‘ud, in
he slid oi the Evening Sentinel
The Norwallc tire dopartlnont was
0 the corner of West avenue and
Miss Margaret Roselle of Hamil-
'-Georgo 1". Elle of Broad River
Florida tomorrow
Miss Jennie Smith who has been
William mascar-
city
Mr. mid Mrs.
Joseph Maclgoy the well known
nlerprcler ot the Town Court who
been
_Cupleiu William 1". Host is in
The trees in East Nnru'alk are
not. night.
Oyster bouts Were unable to get
George Conklin has been elected
The Rmvuyton lions Company
held a, special meeting last evening.
Two wagon loads or blOllu are
mired in Best‘s Swamp. They have
been there since Saturday and from
the present outlook will have to re.
main there until the roads [room
up‘ again. .
s
ensues No use
memos doors will
or uncut: GONG 1'0
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FALL Down-- on ‘ll-lE don
Is It Your
Birthday?
SATURDAY. Jan. 23.
it so. you are in for a slight handi-
cap. but; you should win in the long
run. .
The making or friends will not be
particularly easy. because of a cer~
lain timidily and reserve. Those you
do make. however. will stay with
you. .
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If So See
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A FEW DOLLARS '
There is no laid-out plan to success, but there
are certain things necessary that lead to it.
A purpose—41 plan—courage and a few
dollars in the bank.
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evening school. but it is al wrong
I O 8
Why the dickens does a men he
to his wife so he can get out one
play poker, when. if he'd just ten
the truth—he wouldn’t lose any
money. ' ‘
O I 0
When you begin to (eel that
you're one of the best people your
cities hss‘turned out. be caretnl
that doesn't happen to you.
s e e'
IRATE FATHER: When you were
in the hell, last night. I distinctly
heard that young insn kiss you. Ex-
plain youreeii. ‘
DAUGHTER: Why. daddy—it
isn't nice to make a young men
stand out on a cold front porch.
e e e
A lot of people sing with feeling—-
but not for lather people.
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RABIES 1N FAOI.
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it was one at those early even-
ings whenbebydmhter was on a
recipe” some so 90 speak period
Site Just didn't want to go to sleep
period noun: comma "mother said
, quotatioujinerh selenium it dad.
‘dy lies down with'you octane will
you go to sleep auction snarl: quo-
cetion inert: said the baby screed to
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BE HAPPY
without money, but we
are sure that 1926 will be
much more satisfactory
from every point of view
if you have money. in the
Bank—especially if you ' .
put it there yourself.
Save. Yours In .
The People’s
Trust Company
‘rlnt your unearths Bridge on
Wasnmoron eraser
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Plain. Facts
for Every Man
in
TATISTICS show that nearly
all inherited estates are 105:
a few years as the result of
1. Lack of financial experience.
2. Unwisc investment or: iron.
3. Extravagancc.
This cannot happen to your es-
rate if you take advantage of
the safeguards we oifcras your
Service
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‘ Our place on the Roll of Honor means
executor and trustee.
Consult us.
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
Security
something to‘us, because we think it
means something to our depositors.
it means that this Bank has added to
its capital from its current earnings
until its surplus exceeds its capital.
. We had to give the best ”service to do
it, and the fact that we have succeeded
is tangible evidence of. our strength
andpeecurity.
on depiiel is $100.00!)
Our Surplus $823,000
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