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f‘lenth Nomiit. Conn. list. in 1810
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Norwalk 91—92—93.
Uptown Branch-43 Wall St,
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NIGHT CALLS ‘ .
News . . . . . Norwzillc 1205-3
Eusiness Norwallt 3546
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\lll L\II.\ M l.l_‘\ L'UIA.
.1n the north and the south men
with tall hats step onto stumps and
play silvery uecclurundos. lashing the
people with a, whip of words.
The brtiwiiy west. turns its eyes
~ toward \‘l‘ashington and waits tor the
next pony express.
The clouds of war blot out the aunt
from the magnolia covered cottages
and the snowy hills.
It. in ii. nation about to tight ti. labor
war within its own boundaries. a war
over a black mans shin and the
a. principle that all are born equal.
. From the prairies oi‘ lllinois stalks'
a gaunt. tragic figure. the father of
sorrows llllt‘l the man of mercy, the
awkward gli‘Als of ii. rttilespliiter
. come into a man‘s estate. The boy
‘ who scribbled on a shovel in .‘l. hut.
goes to the (leek in iho White llousc
to live :1 el’iuptvr in the “orid's; days
‘ iliut no llomer or llugo. no Show
or Shelley could hurt: written.
Father .‘tbiulmm writes the chun-
tcr with .1 hand that. intrtr lliiichcs.
And after it till he troops like ii. mo-
thcr ot‘ tutti, men over the uslirri of
heroism at tit-tiisiium.
And thr- bright ilami: of his words.
of his life.
mortal 'Stldnilflfi
of his courage and im-
bui'ii as ll. bright
recent meeting that e committee be
appointed for this important work.
Meyer Robins will name its mem.
bers and himself will be a member
ex-officio. Appointments
expected to be announced in a few
deys.
few years has stood in the forefront
of the movement to reform.
dinsto and modernize Norwelk's
charter. This paper believes endless
wute. duplication and lost motion
in city and district governments is
traceable to this document of [ev-
ernment. which when first enacted
was a compromise completely satis-
fylnz no one and with every eddi-
tlon has become more cumbersome
charter was an abortive one, as the
committee then appointed did not
have duiliciont time to study
subject and codify its findings for
presentation to the 1925 session of
the General
session is a long way off and the
committee to be named will be able
to work unhurricd and free at least
to some cxtetlt from partisan pull-
ings,
lat. birth is 165 pounds.
torch forever.
should
particularly
Meritorious
rewarded. This is true
hCl‘lIEt‘
then there is little or no InCOnlIYt“
left for a public servcnt to put; the
best there. is in him into his job.
A cunt: in point is that of Deputy
Fire Chief Charles A. Volk. At this
' 'week’s meeting of the Common
Council. a request was read from
Fire Chief Bogurdtis recommending
that his assistants my be increased
‘ from $34.65 to $45 at uetk.
Deputy Chief Volk is acting an
electrician of the local fire depart-
ment. and also has supervision of the
fire alarm system. which we under.
stand has been improved consider—
bly under his direction.
IBoth Mayor Robins and Fire
Committeeman Clarence Buttery
were outspoken in their praise of
Deputy Volk's good work in con-
tributing to safeguarding Norwalk
property.
Think of hiring a competent clot:-
*:trician for $34.65 a week and plate.
In: in his charge a complicated sig-
nal system upon the efficiency. of
v ‘yvhlch depends the safety of millions
pf dollars worth of property and
hundreds of lives. it couldn't be
idiotic by any business other than a
municipality. t -
And why should a city expect a
man to work for it at a lower wage
' than he could receive from a private
firm? It lean unsound theory that ex-
;pialns much of the bungling in mu-
nicipal affairs in many places.
It was agreed Deputy Volk should
be paid more money. The point was
raised that perhaps it could not be
none legally without providing for
it by' an ordinance. Corporation
~ noel John J. Cuneo new has this
ueetion under advisement.
If an ordinance must be passed
)5. pay Deputy Voik a respectable
We for the work he is doing. then
1: in plain common sense for the
Moll to enact one. A penny-wise.
pound-foolish policy will drive our
bet public servants into more pro-
fitable fields of activity.
..._—.
MAKE rr ovnn.
Norwelk'e petehqullt charter is
jokewhenmrftierefefl'edtoln
. e municipal 'oircies. Therefore
was with pisinly store-ed ro-
this week that many in the city
another effort lets be and!
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ill-1‘5 \\ on'rn Mons. E
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by; isn't the. only state of tho union net—
,ting along fairly well. thunk you.
in municipal service. If it isn‘t done, .
.
up. ’l'utiion at Yule (for undergrad.
ublc lawyers should be sought. by
the new committee. for with the
mass of laws to be untangled and
reshaped in the Job of revisinz the
charter. we fear poor and unskilled
l
laymen might be "sunk."
4000 years,
gait in March before Julius
changed the calendar. w
The Common pouncil voted st its
to it an
The Evening Sentinel for the pest
COOI'.
The last effort to reform the
the
Assembly. “he 1 927
The cooperation of one or more
Gloves were usrd as far back as
The average weight. of an elephant
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Monroe was the lust. president to,
Wear knee brooches. i
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it cost America about on t‘tllldl
it. vote to conduct. a national ..-lcc-l
tion. 1
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New Your with the Romans lic—
Caesar
Editorial Views
Of State Papers
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Connecticut Pays More Income. Tax.
(Bridgeport Star.)
tjiziiinrrticut alone of the New
England States reports larger in-
comc tax returns last year over
1924. according to figures issued
by the \Burenu of Internal Revenue
recently. The figures show that
Connecticut. is among the sixteen
stairs which showed an increase.
Connecticut folks paid income
taxes toluling $26.l17.717.9(i in
lli2~i. while lust your the ilgurc in-
creased to 328.308.475.15]. The total
tn). from nil sources for this state
r0303 from 335.277.525.“4 in 1924. lo
SRTJl'GJIiliJ-T.
Ill Maine the income tax dropped
from SS.5£~1.891.83 no 67.823.316.14;
in Massachusetts, from 3102.373}.
349.21 to $98,52u.330.50; in New
I'llllllpl-lhll‘i: from $3.949.!‘16.26 to
:.9185,fi:8.70; in llhodo Island
from 515.061.926.69 to 313,662.-
710.02; and in Vermont. from $3,.
102,748.61 to 52.853.281.13.
The evidence shows that Florida
Tuition At. lair.
iNcW London Day»
‘lli='~ ill‘lt‘t‘ of education lb‘ geing
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3.1.30 n war hero-
$300 charged
units) \l‘lll cost
tiller. instead of the
in recent years.
Even so. undergradugios actual-
ly pay out half the cost of their in-
strutttion. The remainder is paid by
endowment. And self-supporting stu.
dents will not be made to suffer un-
dull”.
Few Sillt‘Ci‘L‘ u orkiitg students will
be driven out. The loss most likely
will be of young men whose parents
are sending them to college on the
expectation that college will do them
no harm and may do them FOI'HO
good” '
\ It is too bad that .1. similar sys-
tem cannot be extended to other
colleges. Any system that, tends to
assist the poor but hard-working
boy and to keep out the dilettantc
in education is desirable.
A Joer at Hartford-
tAnsonia Sentinel.)
Report from Hartford says that
Dean Wilbur L .Cross of Yale. who
Journeycd up there last week to lec-
ture on "The Lighter Drama." found
his audience to consist entirely of
one reporter. All the others had
been kept away by a storm which
had ceased four hours earlier. It is
not reported. however. that the mov-
ing picture shows in Hartford omit-
ted their showing on that night be-
cause of lack of spectators.
it. is one of the greatest, buildiiiereilfl
in the world.
in Wurliinnlou. fronting it widencitizens have today; we have i
they growing and expanding to the
‘proporiion of a 'I‘liun. rising in l‘lili— for it can never die. but to chow io’
siniids ‘ the world sciiicihing of the tloplli of;
placid [tool «it \i’ulcr. i'ie‘i‘s .'l IiIIIItI'
lug which is eurrytliiiip lllti lot: «u.—
bin Iii not.
iiionuniente.
Considering first the one butizliriciu'c feel we con
and then the other, Ollr: wonders tints comfortably with as we
people, (‘f‘llitii‘ii-is hour», will not nl- i with the man next door.
And that, perhaps. is the greatest
initrnclc of all. Lincoln is the mac;
IIIN‘O Whom we. who 30"" ”W him. t“““”l“n'flng' M?" “uh «0‘0“an mriPilli‘lN-ldi‘r from Sulviii to ilir- l‘mrt-n;
tliiiil.’
was it iiiytli,
I"or lllt‘ “hull“ story ni‘ flit" iiznn.
seems more like ll title that. someone 3 can truly love its well as admire. “'t
invented than the. actual biography! feel that he is one of us. for sll1
of a real mun. It in prri‘rrtwulniort l his grentnens—thnt
unbelievable. A hey horn in :i. mean i tender smile flashed for
but in :1 lil’llill‘l\l'. hzu-tmotuis. scl— ‘ imothlnck and Tony the street clean-i
. Lincoln, lllt‘ t,ll‘llilllt'lllil01"5
now it ieiy old
Washington.
seclusion. he does
make himself very entertaining
u
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ll 1:1 specious
Illt‘
tliul Abraham Lincoln!
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«One Of His Stories.
iiltlll, ls ulmiit uni
are a email cir~§
Lincoln toi
iuro on these trips.
His face.
HOT".
III"
)ikéxvl}
hilllt‘l}'.‘.lf‘5l,\' and strength until he.
lieautitui. built of marble to tnduro. t'orth us one of the greatest f
for centurier. And it was raised to;t.iie New World has produced:
honor the memory of the man who i that. not like a fairytale?
was born in the aq'iialiii t'iriiiii.
The log cttblii wzis Ahruhniit l.iii-
t‘olil's I‘li'lll‘iliti‘i‘j
Washington is the Lincoln litiiitii-lui 1w. re its limitless
most. beautiful of all the enpiinl‘snnriit homely. commonplace. one of
.ilm vast crowd: a man with ,
id sit down end Jle" we feel that he is watching us. his
countrymen. as we grow and develop;
.nnd struggle on toward the distunt.‘
Lincoln, Born in Cabin, Honored in Marble
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“ll. out
an...» .
Milli
Vision
this ewkwerd.
John
Lincoln’s Son Seclu‘des ;
Self in Capital Homei
Robert 'I‘. Lincoln NowA Very Old Man As
. Inaccessible As Any Person In Washington
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WASIIING'YON. Feb. l:.—-—Robert cation wasn't as good so today. He
sen. ‘sinipiy bad to be within call.
Yet occasionally he felt the need
luilCCl‘i‘SIIiIf; nu l'it'llli'lliiil as tints iii'ot a. breath of fresh country air in
the dog days. which in Washing-
Still. despite the strictiiess of hislton are family hot.
’ So he fell. into the habit of spend-
cle of intimates and among them. iing a summer night now end then
when he feels like it. it's said he can Hit the Soldiere‘ Home. driving out
iii- front the city in a horse and bum‘.
usually with his then little sen. Ro-
Hcrc's a story they quote him for: lbert, along as company. but other»
During civil War days‘it wasn't wise. unattended.
poesibie for President
leave the capital for long.
For instance, he couldn‘t get tinny
in summer, it: presidents do
His presence wus liable to he
gently required at any minute. 'l‘ra~
rel it'nsn't as rapid and communi-
He nasn't a very presidential fig-
ae everybody knows.
was extremely plain. Neither
it known as present-day presidents’
faces art. photography being at an
early stage of development in the
whom
could
THE EVENING SEW-80. NORWALK, CONN.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY
2, 1926.
20 YEARS A60
The following items appeared in
the issue of the Evening sentinel
How to Keep Well
By on. noon 8. crime
nut-goon General. liiiiteti niuies l'uiiuo ueutu Service
of February 11'. 1806:
Rocco Nina‘s shoenuikinz shop
at the Beaview avenue Junction re.
eeivcd a warming up yesterday
morning at eight o'clock \l'Iillt iht:
chimney of the little
which lie Works and llvre caught on
fire.
There uas a email fire at llll‘tn,
o'clock Sunday morning at the (luck
of the St. George Paper and i'ulp
Mill. A pile of hot clndtra lii‘dl‘ Illl.
tract for the new factory wlhrb tho
Academy has had .1 group
graph taken.
Mrs. I"t‘:tnk V. llitynioud and full
illlC‘l"~I
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Down in Kentucky. in a. distant.3tlexiiciit~deomed one would illiillfpel“ no warmly r..-. for Wile Teri Lin-r
secluded district of the rolling fact. to a life of unthinking toil and nnlcoln. who used to l‘O‘illt‘l‘ on
hills. there ettiiids it rude, priiiii.:oliseiirc grave; raised Without. edu~ lgrvui mun‘s itiirv.
lilt'. log cabin. It is. .i tie-solute hill-fl "HIIOII other than that which ‘
building. nlmoal, a hovel; and yet i dug out for himself by the light of .‘ preserved the rude
tullow candle; entirely ul'bow . from destruction simply because he
’thoee advantsles which the poorest , lived there, and we have built a dag-l
hislzlngly beautitul building in our \‘u- 2 tie...” in his mrh 301W).
the,
recoil ~haw.
be' So we »~I.iiicolu‘s I
Kentucky lllli'
pltni—iiot to keep his int'iiiory «in t5.
igurt‘stour feeling“ for the I"l(‘k\\00iIB boy
i: ‘l who rose to the seal. of the mighty.
; a . fink-1r of the Washington monuirrnt
rises toward the sky. And as we
look at the. silent.
shtnnli‘iii.r goal that he saw so clear-
ly; watching us with lure and tiny
'lie flannel-mouthed politicians Who
invoke his nsmc so glibly, knowing
that. he was not mistaken in his pee-
the pit". and that we will go on and on.
'for-‘wr. in the. path he found for us.
ROBERT T. LINCOLN
was
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l A“ dsy Mg" day the stone ”5“" this Colorsdo_ Connecticut. Delaware.
And, as if that were not enough. ' of the great. e-riirincipstor sits in ”minimum Indians. 10““. Kansas. K...“
)wr here this man retaining the com- marble building and looks out (I\'l‘l‘ihlck" 'l‘mmgu" 3“"!le ”Mum
lilliltlllll.’ :it.,iimn touch: a man whose sympathies . the. blue lagoon in where the white .r. ”Mum" NI‘V'WSM' New M NM“:
35 h" ’Jersei'. .N‘ew
mai-zstlc flour»!
' ileoln.
. great aid in helping you work from
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CLEAN EL? 15 A lil'TY [‘t‘llt ALL , Mt '
Because of :.
ruiinleulilc discus-nu, liiVAn m innit”! .iH.
lii‘m’itlo ilitit llil‘il.‘ :litill in
building iiil'ioii of glutfit‘fi utttr Nth iirt, (‘1'.
that. (flips. tllllil l'rt‘i provided “'lilf‘lil'lid i'fil' t-f v;;'irv dippunyt-w of 30,".
:lii'llirr'efit’. used cure and illell tie-iclriiikt. to aimd this sterliution pm.
The ]'llt'(‘f".‘.‘a‘ to in ilfit’ll lil rlri‘ili.-.-l
int; is dilililml lli l'tllll‘ o: "44 lit“'s;Illll"-'ll'l'.fi that ii": dung”, of the)
(thin, Til! iiiwlwnu ;"-i~s llilly he encountered.
exlrt
iliezitcrs.
lu-uring on this Hillier":
ilr>t be “asked by Huang iii t‘Ultl‘
thou CM) dPSl't‘f'li llilirritltrit
llio III“llli\I or i~.~.i,;.’;-. 3......“ m
bli‘l'lliilil- , - .\i-
‘ ores.
dock sci tire to the devil. "-V'Wl‘l‘W 1’1"“?1'1‘)“ ‘ll' I'lllvlllllt: ‘ 'l'll' durum rs may
William H. McMshOia of South iin-tliod~nunucl)‘. that aitr-r eiieii t:ilit'(i...:'. L'JIiltl’lll’.
Nerwellt has been awarded the con- ”1"de” “Tim. the fines must tummy will! r l’l'l'f‘“.
Simone Manufacturing Company or \lmwr' [then thoroughly “1H!“ 1“t“ 1" ‘lT-‘m'll-‘lllhf 10 liiiimilf .md to
Port Chester will (ll't‘itl. iii liii‘oii 1”" “.1101- ulth *"l‘" ““ ””‘h'l‘l'flhll l‘»”‘»'"“'-“- H 1“ ll”) illl‘y of any
street. , '~'1"“'li'llllt llmltlll‘. "1‘ t“.l"-""'l 1‘! Without: “lib tirinlan at :i twill iriitziinliim
The tooth.” “am of curb”) Mumi. l‘ItilIIlllft water or hot air. lim'n i'ttiiiurur'i, or U“‘.'1_“hf;f Fllill'. to
letter at a teiiiherature at not lt-ru. 1 mid out whether tho: rmrpl-xv‘le trom
I . which he drinks l." Mfr, and t! not.
,itiiod oi not 11:58 Illlill tin trillilllt‘fit. . to «leiiiurt’i mm mm 1,». lnsanltnrv
lll' ll rinsed in clear i't‘lltl \\(lll.l' 'iziti ‘ m um um -i‘ I
of South Main slrctt urc \ielliiis llll.jx-;.ini.d‘ A ' ‘ L , l
tor a
.liter l’tllOWD. Bolling water bills
v
the minutes. and
lli.tl are harmless unless they
, 1.1 tiltJl‘llitlll‘d numbers.
i i" rt: 1:. 5m obvious disposition ori
it is in ‘ alone in soft drink {118'
];\ti;\' ill-1h. \iOl‘lStt‘. and child has
“.iulgitlr
'N’llti‘i‘d l‘w imiiir-rlintrlj' _-py.-:.~;y.] t.)
li'i ‘ urei
rim.
and
Port: Clit-e‘ltl', ‘ 5 IID‘ll. of com-u, ts :ihrtu‘ tho he." tin: lm‘ul ht‘alth all‘l!"r:'1~:.
Mine Myrtle Botntu‘h ot Murru-
istreet has been ill at htr helm tin-l
teeters] days. l W“‘“‘”
'lhc 0"LI'IO0I\ .tctitirmy I“lihlri3lllltill
tr‘tiiii will t'lush “1th tilt lull ‘
‘I‘.l"Fll|i All 'in I'\ ’l'uwii .\:"-ll.l.l)‘
.
l
ilztll next Situztluv m» niiig ,
I .
l (,‘liil'tftlfi’e Ltyrtlim oi .Umss nll' n t l
is \lsititig iu I\'(w Keri; city today;
Ive cutting \lill hr st'irirti on H...f
‘rrrilldb' in the \If‘ll'ill)’ of herwuil;
‘ulilJli the ll'.‘\I, l-.\l ill}?
‘ 'l‘ltfii‘r. illll b" a. Howling ui' i'li' Uid
ll‘i'rll Hook and ludv'l'r Company
Ellllfl cvrnin.‘ .
I A mitt-ring of tiw 5- uih Xerualk
Common Council \'.'lli ht held in the l
.Uouncll t‘lmiiilwrs in Him illiiltl
street this. «veiling. )
lldwnt‘d 1". Smith i:. liming hlol
residence in 5"".‘tlc‘l' ii\t'.’.UI. mint-3
cd I
Mir. \‘i', l‘, Mulder n‘
:has i‘Illll'lli't; {rum :t 'l‘il “ill. rt].
lziti'rrs in New lln‘n-it.
CARRY YOU THROUGH
‘It is s:tid-—"Thc steps are high and broad
and the climb a. long eiic~~to real success."
Study'work and sensible saving will
carry you through.
. TH E
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD TRUST C0.
N ORWA l .K. CON N.
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lirl'Hil l'dl‘
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Today in Other Years I
'l‘orhv is fen.“ d?!“ or F'. Itrrwiiv
of Anion. son of s row—mot of Let‘-
numlm‘. who was t‘uplmrtr lo lilii;
l-lt‘tl.n‘i:’._\' iti.i:.'.--:~. i-l
‘l‘.l .'i.:..'.5: tray.
ii“ .\
Tittlii)‘ in
Al Wilton: lxrru'i'
v.‘l:‘.‘
.331.
'l‘rczn' i: pulling l.t'l|i).’i,.' it". t l‘”
York. North l> ‘. «Lt.
ill/tiff Oregon, l‘t-iirerlt'iniri, south
Tennessee. l‘iah. “Wishing.
lion. West Virginia. Brazil and Juan-
elm-is.
The ilr<t newspaper "Ipnri “(.5
trniisiiiitled by ill-Frillv‘ill" by Henry
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tutor», Feb. 12. 1577
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Is It Your Birthday?
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 12
if so. "justice for all" will be )otir
moiin through lit-u You haw no
time for racial hairi‘da niid relmimis
prejudices. t
Broadnilndednes:~_ twgtilwr uiili ii
;liber.-.l Ulltl charitable. nature will fol.
low you to an old age.
. A keen Sonar 0: humor util be :t
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A)“; N, "If
"WI;
"TEACH economy. That is
one of the first and highest
virtues. It begins with
saving money.”
~ABRAIL4M menu
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
Security
Service
n lawly position to a high one.
You must. not lose courage.
i’ou’will lete children. and women
born on this date maize good hour):-
keepers,
Alwnsry Eskimo mu cat. i-I-Zv
breast: of the club. a largu-seiz'd
bird. at one meal :
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The Eiffel tower in France has
been struck by lightning many times
but. no damage “as done. i
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There are something like Gnu
things that can he made of corn.
exclusive of a political issue.—-De-
troit News.
60‘s. He lost. the effect of height as
soon as he set down. for a great
deal of his stature ran to less. And
llSP.
The world‘s neier forgetting the sort of a men
HAL coci-tnAN
Who lives in an unselfish way,
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Who does, for all others, the best that. he can,
And never expects any pay.
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Whose heart and whose soul have been lost in the task
Of serving—well ready to give
Of things that, unconsciously, men seems to ash
That make life far better to live.
Though back 'to the dust. may the body return;
The being may pass on for eye;
The light of: the soul and the spirit can burn
When good deeds have made it that wsy.
A great admiration is easy to hold;
Respect is the feeling you'll find
When all of the world hears the story that’s told.
With Abraham Lincoln in mind.
.clothes.
1 He looked, in short, for more like
ta rather shabby, OILI'lREIlIOnCd far-
‘mer than a president.
One day. as he and Robert were
jogging along on their way to the
Soldiere' Home. they met. a reg-l.
meat of troops on the march. The
president was well posted on troop
movements in the vicinity of Wash-
-lngtcn. but he couldn't account for
this rexlment.
Pulling up. as the colonel pranc-
ted past on his horse. he asked.
"What is this anyway?"
The colonel gave him e. ecornful
glance. .
"Can't you see it's a regiment of
noidlcrs. you old feel?" he rejoin-
ed. and prenced awey.
nitritéeQAot-tegs.
ARE costumer Bu
‘ ILOQUEACE.
he wasn‘t at all particular about his .
Abraham Lincoln
R February 12 ‘
HIS BIRTHDAY
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“Teach Economy; that is
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It begins with saving
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Abraham Lincoln
FEB. 12, 1809
“Economy is one of the fin-
est and highest virtues. It be-
gins by saying money!”
Abraham Lincoln
To honor the anniversary of his
birth this bank will not be open
Friday, February 12th.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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