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A Thought
We all thin
Which is goods-
In matters of fact they say there is
tia'o b ven to the testi-
£959 of been. no not in inhit'er's o!
dolphins-1'30 Ali's?-
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‘wia‘nnn is its?
Thee. 8:21.
. Where is the men who has been
“blind commenting on the absence
built “oi’e mouse winter-r-
‘IW'e 113% he 'i'evel’ed la the best
' on. 1926 could give or that
‘ Hitch tiikbd of infiltuiion ones ytt-
Wday‘b yocbi blisssi'd hit these
three.
' ‘ becomes m scours
I, Webratib’n ot Scout Week is not yet
' o'd‘mpleud so there is he t‘elllhg Whit
Elie local boys msy have' up their
new».
tut whatever the erosion: as:
he. Norwaik folks should give it their
enthusiastic support in ev ery’ possible
3"?-
' The scent": constitute s splendid
ind very new organizttioii. They
Are always ready to serve 'the coin-
ibiThity when they ere asked Ind
. they always volunteer their services
When they seen an opportunity for
hsefuinese.
A little appreciation train the pub.
' he wit-[II not be amiss during the Boy
Scout ' céitbrstion
VIGIILANTES NEEDED
« Judith; its the police mini there
Its a... iblsdreiint wondering shout
omit intent upon annoying wo-
them One young lady ‘wes m'olest-
' dd Tuesdsy night and another was
’m i«tilt purse “uneasily eight.
7th anew ib'euns'n made good
new one left nothing mm
him but rather ‘BBUe memories of
his appeareuce.
._ The police can be depended upon
’ to do their part toward ridding the
. community or this sort ot seems
'but citiaens should help out by he‘s).
:éin‘g en eye open fir susplelouD sitting
persons hanging around the streets at
night.
It is everybody' a business to rid the
continuity at such We as quickly
' is possible.
mores: IN smnxén PLACES
- V'achel Lindsey. the poet. ones
i” note a poem about Melted-J the (all.
:1 angel. In his poem he repreo
”ted Lucifer al singing. in Hell. a
W so marvelously behutitul had
uplifting that the demons forgot their
pets sod sorrow and, to: e moment.
Wed that thereon once sail:
the shining ingels of light. lighting
rious battles to:- right in the hu-
lines blue. *
needing the poem. one is apt to
wish. wilttullr. that WI huh
could be local! on out} mulls
we're mostly well-m seeestb
folk. but we NE: the
6°isles that this hum
nt- lie—m mm
us do the tine. ut-
thoid foot to that “
The Norwclk program for the ~
1...... “ill m on sweet
«tumbled use term will
forwil‘dI in their sin: on the snail
tree's is room which stocks
poor people in certain sections at the
country with dieutre'ul «out
n lIiIéiin bilfivietl iii i tsiuiuirlii
prison resin volunteer“ to aid. The!
lite. ‘0!’ six months. a restricted ini
tiliiic'ieut sin tunneling the diet at
the, clad in people who suitor meet
from the disease. At the end or the
in t'ni‘mihs lines tilt of tum c‘en
victs had developed pellogra. And
the dociorl hed gitined invaluable
knbirie‘lige.
It is heartening‘to read of suéit
things. They show us. examine“.
tell uli hisii bees live in his: out
Even a actuated criminei eon be bl
service to his follow men- that ii
spite of whit cynic-t may say. tilt“
is A ' “n: :39. indeBnable influence It
work thst helps even the meanest to!
us to rise to undresnied of heights bi
self-distal slid saoriil‘ce.
Liiéife'r‘i music. mtyb’e?
Pei-hops o'wls ore conii’dered wits
becsude they‘stsy in bed all day.
.e-a.-.~.
Most of the wrinkles are caused by
worrying over wrinkles. /
h. .e e-.. a”...
TlioIroad to success ls crowded be-
csuseit isn't a. one-way street.
Be it ever so humble there‘s no
expense like home.
A wife in hand is worth two in a'
tantrum.
The worst thing abo‘ut a double
chin is the thing should be it: the
buck where you could forget it.
IBufmlo lhd'ge tells men there
should be ill) boss in s hoin'e. Show
this to your wife.
Even when the worm does turil.
he isn‘t much at chasing bulldogs
and wild cats and such.
Only Way to itch a daughter from
c‘i‘o‘siiin'g' ill": lines. is but boil into
a pair of cotton stockings.
. .. ..-‘..
Nice thing about working in ‘a
bank is hell this tithe ehon you get
down there you find it is a holldol‘.
Editoriiti Views
{I (if-Ethic Popers
New... ‘3
, Til Connecticut state park 'and
fo‘i" commission is sending out an
eta-some booklet. well iiisstrso.
ed. entitled "The Common Forest
'I‘r‘e‘es 6'! Connecticut. " There are an
even titty or them described in a.
manner which makes identification
easy. The purpose of the manual is
to make ovul'eble information that
a great many people desire and find
it ditticult to obtain. As it says:
"The rapidly increasing interest in
outdoor life, stimulated perhaps by
good roads. the automobile. the
scout movau‘ent. end the “lessee
outlook resultibg item the spread
at edtica'tion are helping to bring
about the tiltiooai treatment of our
trees flPd forests as living and
growing things tfi be cited for and
perpetuated es our best friends.‘
The instillhi also earl-ice tile in‘-
formation. undoubtedly how to
many. {hit the 'state now 'o‘wns
eight forests hevin an area. of over
1'2. '000 acres ‘ebd t i‘rty state parks
with an aggregate area of over
3,000 enter. All of tilt-so iii-eel are
open to the public. _,
The geiiersi assembly of 1925 cre-
ated a commission on forest and
wild life by joining the state park
iiud forest commission with the
state board of fisheries and name.
the purpose oi this Joint commis-
floh is to aciuire for the state large
trees ot tot-est lands which will be
Nimble tel- timbei; production and
toe fishing. huntingiarid camping.
Gains sanctuaries may be establish-
ed. .
fi
i
Evening urethral“ w inter-in; in
Connecticut.
‘ (Norwich Bulletin.)
Numbers of evening grosbeakssre
spending the winter in Danielson.
These pretty birds. said by ornitho-
logiets to be natives of the Sierras.
neve migfltbi'l' habits and are said
to leave their homeland to wander
serous Brim Columbia and on
were to mndor. then turning
south eguin in their transcontinen-
isl vessel-legs. They‘iwere unknown
heresbeuie until s. top years are
though Wei? ares-breasted
grosbehke see other members of
W tidbit-like ”soles have. been
found in age Connecticut bfor
m M l evening arcs salt
hmmmerthe style of e
etooky robin. his “Verdi abides o!
feethtrs end .aparticnierly stout
bill. Bennie: them are fed dolly
by use. 3. ti. waster, or Cottage
street all ere: shoot that vicinity
most or the time.
«Wu
Meter m Binghaln has been
W by Vice President Dawes
egress 'a mews“ Ad-
if“ m the Senate on Wuh-
m‘s em. which is an ac-
mm
mwmhwellandim-
“It Senator Binghans
Iothildehonanytssk. Be
'neeilseea’esetortuuono. Con-
memtnoasnatorii-ia
ancNagtonw‘ho "
. lulllmitlmwr '
wruzurefiruvyrtr .
. J
HANGERS or can: cosmos our
.1! one drinks from n. glass that
fetches him unsteriiized from the
previous use by -a person whose
mouth or lips contains the germs of
_any at these diseases he exposes
himself to the dong‘er of contract-
ing them.
In order to minimise the dangers
of these diseases.‘ and to prevent
their being carried from one state to
“other. the secretary oi the trees:
uw. on ibcommendstion of ’the Pub;
llc Health Service in 1921, forbade
the use of common drinking clips on
truth steamers and other public
carrie engaged in i rams some
merce.
The minority of the states them;
selves hove enacted senitary meas-
ures torbldding the use of the com-
mon ddhkiiig cup. Milly cities end
towns have supplemented state this
with new ordihbhcel which “col-me
the use or blisteriiiieddriikihgf ves-
sels d! soda fouhislne. in hoteil. res-
teili‘niil's. theatres. and other public
places.
In so for as i‘thive action can
protect the no is p'rotected
How to Keep Well
3y bit. noon 8. some
Surgeon Genes-oi. United States Public Knuth service
A
against the common drinking cup.
. HUvar. Iiid this is the most dim-
cult (butt)? public helitb authorities
have had to face. the people or the
community for Whom these este-
‘gusrds have been devised often foil
to support th 'iowo individually and
by failing to sist. on their enforce-
ment.
Men and women thoughtleesly e5:-
‘pose themselves to intention by these
dibea'sce. dud Mint is horse. they
permit their children to suffer a. like
risk. '99 dflh‘flii‘lg it that fountains
where they can even see that the
glasses are not stlriiized between
users.
In both c carelessly bp‘ei-oteci sods
fountain there my hex-in {out there
actually eldst‘se-s veritable “gt-rm
exehsn'ge.”
One oiling employee may cripple a
large othc'e torcs‘ii 's common drink-
ing rises is in use.
A person suffering from disease
carries in his hours the iniecting
twill. use unless the West! from
Which he drinks is sterilised or (lee
strayed. the next user i'ek'ee a chance
at becoming infected.
‘
At the not issue or the report
cards hetero the ending: the lipid-
yeer terse. to pupils re ved pieces
On the‘Hii‘il School Honol- Eoii. i'i‘he
holler t‘oii cdbsibti or We Hobbit-
meiiui. Highest Honors end fishers.
To receive Honest honors s pupil
mutt receive a. motif ’0! N bit cent
acquire meets. the intuit receive
an average of 84 percent or better
in all his sublocts.
Mile in increase it shown in 111$
. boy's' honor department will 1. it)
so. they have dropped bit one in the
Highest Honors ‘ department. The
title. wile only use a lone“ High
Honor student at .the test centres.
have three at the lost rating. Two
of these new High Resol- students
are Sophomore girls. 31th Glob
chino sue Marion timer. " Amelie
1“ School Honors
trained
or‘bettei- lie all his ee‘blectswviille lo‘
Walden‘he. February graduate re-
Highest norms for ihre’e successive
3’98".
Following are the pupils who have
received honors for thls term:
like Honors
Margaret Giorchino. Marlon Mag.
her. Amelia .Waid'en. Edwu‘l Johns
eon. David Pollard.
It .. .
Sophie Alex'shdeb Helen Ander-
sen. Leis some... Estelle Millers 3'“
lob. Mar ' incitement. iii-retrial
Barrett. 9 stencil. 'rsi‘im
semen. Mel-ion Ooitie'y. Ailee colt.
Mitten: Crisis. Either Dibble. Matilda
Dells. Consuelo Dawson. Gladys
perm. Esther Gisela. mom eels.
we use osmosis. mite clues.
Dorothy Hell. Eiiber flirt-is. Willie
{red Hopkins. Dorothy mislead.
Elects. Kerry. use. must Potions
oils. Letvehls. Gladys Mills. Florence
McNaliy. Edythe Modne. Balsa!
utilise, Helen it these
Renter. Alice Nebbhiibri nth Pith.
Mei-amt Phillips. we: been. Vii»
girlie. Rewia‘sd. Gertrude Rosenberg.
Edith aelllclt. Ethel some». cher-
iotts built. Betty Shit-wood. Alene
Van Boer. Emmet beret. Esther
Vogei. Verna Weill. Sherman
AIM Insight.
mm ”WEN:
Summation! doth .
W‘
. the issue of the Evening Scntincl of
or supremacy by getting “
20 this A60
The follbivil'ig items appeared in
February a, 1936:
Thomas Henley all iron iilouldor
or Greenwich Woo killed by t train
at the west. bound South Norwaik
railroad station Saturday night.
Issuers received from Miss Emma
Von Ducsen s. teacher in the Frank-
lin school announce her safe arrival
in Fresno. (rah, after a. pleasant jour.
tidy.
Bornsld Whitefield. 12 gears old.
broke ihroligh the ice on ”if Mill
Form in N‘oruaik yesteiday morn-
iii‘g William Cabin nits happened
to he near the ecene. roscued him.
Thr second night of the Hat Trim-
mer s Bazaar belt] in Red Men“ 3 Hell
Saturday cv.bniug “as n. huge tuc-
cess
Ralph LiCroix has resignvd his po.
siticn with Bisscli e Thompson in
Railroad avenue. I;
The oyster steam Mildred has
gone to Tottcm'llio. Captain Will.
ism F. Hoyt accompanied her.
There are 100 pupils registered
in the kindergarten department of
the Knudsen School.
Eli-Representative Denis! Murphy
of Fairnold MW e. him-er in Bi‘bolt-
iyii is Visiting at the home of Deputy
Sheriff John W. Sculley.
George Brown has left Exist Nor-
ivsik to accept a position in Newark.
N. .l.
Miss Edna Voorhees entertained
31 of her little friends Thursday in
honor of her eighth birthday. Music
and mules were enjoyed. '
Charles Raymond's new house in
Ron-nylon is nearing completion.
Contractor Natliou Finch ot Darieu
is doing the work.
There is about four inches or ice
on Raymond's pond in Howeyton.
Ila It Your Birthday?-
WAY. FEBRUARY 5.
it so. the poor children have
something to look forn‘srd to haul
Your greatest delight through life
Will be to make others. espétiuiiy
chums. happy. for you love the
youngters.
Child Welfare work will
great interest to you.
Best books will interest you and
your literary taste is excellent.
‘ You on. out to be iibgiectt‘ui and
subject to delaying action on int-
Mnt subjects but by keeping
this hull. in mind you may break
it.
You Will be hobby \‘vith a piece-
out home lite... ease and comfort.
be of
brew occupies an area equal to
“int 6! Europe.
The nigxtingale is unknown in
Sweden Iceland.
‘.
. oi iiicm.
. Mrs
rill; nvaiNd BEWEMO. NORWALK, court.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 199.92.
.‘.
EAST NORWALK
SHOVEIS SWING
TREELY DURING
HERCE STORM
East Nor-walkers Clean
Walks M o r e Than ,
Once ~— Narrovv Es-
capes. .
Trolley traffic was practically ut
n. standstill yesterday and autos
which became stalled in the middle
of the roads. delayed the low trol-
leys that were running. for several
minutes at a time.
What few nedcsirisns dill venture
form. were required to walk in the
roads. llius endangering themselves.
and auto lll'hcrs, who were unable to
see more than n dozen or two feet
in,fi'ulit ot the auto. Several acci~
dents were narrowly averted when
pellcstiians. “(liking iii buck oi‘: low
mmiug sutos and \iishing to forgo
ahead. trier! to pass the our in lront
\\ hen they started to pile s
on the left Nidt’, which eceiiimi much
(uni-”i to unite on. they uero nearly
struck by an auto or truck coming'
irom the opposite direction.
The small licet oi! trucks that
comes train Bridgeport each morning
was delayed for a. few hours, but
m‘onlualiy made the rounds. It is
understood that in going to and from
Bridgeport. they banded together
and broke it way through the road.
helping (‘fllfh other in case of :t cur
getting stuck.
Tim snow mm drifted to a height
of three fen-t in some places. Near
Liberty square. a drift reaching
ncIal-ly four feet high was blown in
front of several stores. .
A wind of high Velocity hlcw about
ih‘ point near the Noni-rill: Country
C] b and drifter! the snow three or
four feet in height.
the to '21 were cleared of «now sev-
eral limos during the din“. but villi-
in loss than on hour. were again
prnciciaily impossible, due to the
strong wind.
I C t
p. sonic-(l at the Advont
church this evening,
with tho celebration of "Gel-together
Week." Preceding the muslrnie, :i
supper will be servod in the church
basement, under the direction of Mrs.
Myrtle Blimmfltl'fit. Miss Theresa Po-
dzoniy. Mrs. Dorothy b'lurdevant.
Hurry Nirkcrson. En'nid North and
Louis Gi‘oeschner. During the mu-
sical program. Mrs. Louie liednor.
nrguuist of the South .’ llik Con-
gi-‘egeiiOnnl cliuicb
cltal. A special program has been
nrraiigcd by the iliurcli chorus
0 I
East Avenue. Iii. l1. church, will hold
an important Tlllsii'i‘: meeting this
evening lit tlin church. A social TiLUi".
which will include refreshments. will
fnTTOW.
O O
i
l‘ilii-ni'miii Nathan. imii of Mr. and
Abraham Nathan. 02 8 Rowen
stroz', is confined to his homo with
the giimic llc has been ill {or the
pastt \0\\Pfks
0
Frank .iizimilci-. steward at ”1‘.
Nm‘wnlk Country Club. is confined to
his home with a scvere cold. which
he has ill‘u. for several weeks.
o b
Tho homo being built (in Cove
avenue and Second street, is nearing
completion. '
Q C C
Tlicorioro Ryder. of Van Zant
street. is confined to his home with
tonsiliiie.
O s
dimes Cunningham. (it Van Zant
street. is confined to the Norirnlk
hospital with pneumonia.
i
Sugar cane now can be harvested
by s motorized machine that dots the
work of 100 men.
The Amazon river. Scuth Americe.
enters the ocean at about the
equator, '
The BIGGEST
LITTLE Things
today are your [note
DiMEaniCKELS»
AND PENNIES
Small coins built the
Woolworth Building!
They hairs also built
many substantial Bank
Accounts and tire 1 id
the corner is
many large fortuiiIeil.0
“Tile Peep le’s
Trust claim.
invites you to cell or
open a savings lccoum
‘ . . of $1.00
- ONE DOLLAR,-
or more.
Save your smell chlngi
You will amnuieie i
dentition. his sum in title.
will a very short time.
first Bunk Under the Bridge
Wellington Street
Unusual Bits In
Trolley tracks in every section of"
l
.i sptcnil musical program will iw ‘I
Christian .
in connection ,
Mil give It re- '
The liiondship Bible class of the
The American pooplu iii-c mum,
lo lilush, Thomas L. Naomi” :=i:lir.v
in tho February international Bowl:
Review. The wide open mouth Will
soon be seen only in dohtlsis' 0mm
and eating establishments. und will
be a. symptom of vulgarity. accord-
ing to this humorist-critic. He also
states that the wares of the humor-
lsls were disappointing during tho
imr Just past.
"it is gradually beginning it) down
upon the most reluctant people in the
\i'ol‘ili-—I refer to tho Americans."
Mr. liiasson writes. "that their humm~
iii no laughing matter.
"Laughter will soon be rmlon‘nlz'wi
“it n. vibratory emotion in which iho
lit-nth rattle is distinctly discernible.
Unless all signii full. laughter will
.moon be relegated to the post us one
'of the lowest forms of rt'lt- «impres-
sion.
"The man who laiirzlis “ill be in
the some case with tho men who
:wiirls money only upon himself.
Both are forms of ostentatious vul-
garity. not to be tolerated \vlicrn
spiritual TTTLOTITKCTTQ‘U will r-noii holzl
dominion over intellect.
“.Hilhorto ill order to chum-AT our
iii may over the sudden display of
with us it came in TlilillUl “u limo
thought it best to l:.iilgli lint this is
no one of oxpnrurr. Tho lim'~\:~.~li:.’
for llissln'iuliiiiun him iltlili. \i'w no
longer {m-l nslinmcd iii anything; v.1-
d0.
"ileum”, “hen a. good joke mnivs
.ilmig, we may easily ho inclined to
Filf'd tears over it. The Murray of it
“ill shock us more tl'inn bi-rore the
truth of it tended to make- us (:tin-
cool it. with my outward show of
mirth.
‘ And from .ill lilifi-vii’hn knows?“
a national reuse of liuniOi hitherto
imkins. may arise. In i democracy
till things are posniblc "
Injuries inflicted upon Lillian Lan-
zotii. of .\'v‘-w lirivr'n. with tho rc-
uiuins of o helium stalk are re!!-
.Hlliiiiy worth. “hon lllcusuled in
Iiullul'. 'i and cents. Just :60 «occid-
iii~ in s Judgment bended down for
iii {LL liniount against Csrmello Nielt‘i
ii“ ludlto \i' i'iicl 'ii. Pickett lit tho
i' ulliiiinn P has court of New union
”with it appeared that the litigat-
Tl’i';~
a! 'i'iil‘ and Carlisle streets. One
word led to another and then a. fight
it was most dramatically
F l "i ri M],
lmmlwl out that Mrs. Melo bent
iii-s. Ixinzctii over the head with a
ii:iii:ll.i rslalli.
'liil. plaintiff claimed that the
“nation \\'.'IH u terrible one and new-
iy caused her death. The detendlnt
contended that the aforesaid bsn'anli
«milk had been somewhat the Worse
tor iii-car and what once might have
iJI“"i‘l :i formidably weapon was not -
ilriiigirons at all in that the weather
and nature had reduced the stalk to
:t putty-like condition.
The ui‘fliir tins witnessed by most
of the residents of the neighborhood.
Among those was a little girl. who
talked so low that Judge Pickett had
to step off the bench anti sit in a
chair nearby to hear what she said.
A radio apparatus. transmitter and
rev-river, weighing .1? pnundl,
burn dr-slgncd foi- airplanes,
-W
.lnnir-s Cur. form r, or White Sui»
[lil‘il‘ Springs. N. Y._ hurl
inunhing .«ri‘il and Chiilghi'fll Np :l
ll w d I r'
i
“W—
loin-st reports show that therc- arv‘ 3 ;,
STARR “onion in the
wince in Washington.
m
("“Tfll‘li ciiil
\iriiiirn inn; m
rm .nlflfiit‘i‘! 01' To: hum-
much success
England
in: purilt‘.
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A. new form of steam boiler. th‘e
Home of which burns in rater.
hNn dmcloped. '
upon \ThObt:
CENTRAL
I WALL STREET
IN CREASINGLY VALUABLE
Courtesy and cooperation have enabled m.
to become iiiérczlsingiy valuable to the public
patronage we depend.
FAIRFIELD
TRUST co. 1
I
has
(i. 8‘1 Pr“.
\uimrll were neighbors. residing
has-L.
N ORWALK “I
andnecds.
MONEY
community.
Norwalk.
i
Business Experience
Our Commercial Depart-
ment is equipped to gm
merchants and manufac-
turers a service that k
pace with their growth ,
IN YOUR HOME TOWN
Is a civic benefit and a neces-
sary assistance in the develop- .
merit of the community. :1"
MONEY SAVED is a direct
benefit to you rself and an
honorable assistance to the
Save Your Money, but if you
have to Spend, ——spend it in
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
I011“ 303'“; m
SPENT
Norwalk Chronicler