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showing a, surplus. Police report a The final score was, 80 games for "”1 mm“ mm” . “7 ‘r_ .mwl ill.|li'< .i -. ilj'iltil'lli in in. \W
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Moan INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION B DR HUGH 8 come, Weed Premru
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s“. "bod um 600 employees W Editorial Views I surgeon oencml. Lnitud suites Public Health Service the 1mm 0‘ the Even,“ Seminal of Dunn “mm"? A D I . R H ULD ANT
. ' February 24, 1908: LG
id be added to the payroll of the tate Pa ers Coppolo ~ Ashbreok Y ‘ v
MWOOG Manufacturing Co when Of S p [F PIECE OI“ STEEL GETS INTO tructcd by this procedure. Such A dog owned by Edward llurgloy RG \ hot only a safe place for his money
' .. - ., EYE cases require the services or n pily- (ll Clitnuury went. mad at me u‘cmck G Cele ' l b t b k 'th SCI’ViCC i'dl‘ ,9
“lg?! new underway ‘5 completed PRONOUNCING GREENWICH- ‘ aiClun. funding the arrival of the ytsteiuay. lie bl several Ulllul‘ dogs ' . . . l “' [1 a an Wt 11 in
h klnztulsttimrill‘er a 60:2?“3. (Bridgeport Telegram.) The removal 0' WWW“ b05105 “will?”phztshoifiyggttso’i‘lu“Siegfdcwsijdi' lill'lttzgsztiixin flotnt‘oilsiiijlplfio‘iI-i- Richard Madoy's “.1"!- . enough to accommodate him and
. r n 9 “”9““ ° “ A very grave problem is under ’ 5'" ‘ a ’ L“ ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘
" interests. is good news.
fish in the past few years when
Walls needs is s few more good fac-
rd the thing Nerwelk needs. Not
, own quantity in the minds of
Will people. but through expansion
output. This addition to our pop-
Titian will immediately be reflected
i larger vein 6 of sales in local
Phipps and in a sfinuleted attendance
churches, theatres and club and
fistsrnsl gatherings. solution has been'appliod. For in» Editor The L‘vcnin qt . "0.0.10”, characters have visited our Today has been another ideal where the children made mgr”.
. ‘ - tin .l. . . . - 4 3 ~
‘It is said that $1,000,000 will be stance ,there is Norwich. How is it. D q . g” n e shores and no action been taken splint. tl-ti' “"11 “1“ ”minimum" The children all received many
Wt by the new interests in en‘ pronounced? By the ordinary 01"- ear “ r. “Wm“ ‘hem- A“ ”‘0 more ““509 “m"‘l‘ng “°” mm” the new“ souvenirs suitable for the orcesionl '
Max the present Lockwood 00.
lane. When these additions are
'mpleted. News“: will be the home
0 “ manufacturing concern second
'iilldofl' hardware.
I.‘ The changes in the Lockwood plant
V the beginning. we believe. of a
of industrial expansion in
city. which can be greatly as-
W by whole-hearted cooperation
lithe part of Norwalk citizens,
We” men and bankers.
I > ‘ W.
BABY BALM
in which baby Peter Sslm. son
is erstwhile Millicent Rogers.
liter of the oil magnate. and the
it Ludwig Salm Von Hoegstrat-
finds himself! Detectives stand.
' pure while his dad Jiules mm
‘ 7 his knee. his mother crying while
' for him to come bck from
daddy-Jlggling. his countess-
other bowling. tool
in. to remark that all the
. ,ia the world cannot buy I. child
' shortcut to happiness. but. tries
‘ are often truei
”isn't watch out! The Feder-
erd of Washington
to the tune of "£00..
consideration in the neighboring
community of Greenwich. where the
ing that in a trial in
court house the difference between
the county
clal position of the speaker.
In the Greenwich News and
Graphic. the ease of the town. John
Rodemeyer philosophlzes as fol-
lows: ’
"It's an age-long conundrum (mg
probably as impossible of final on
satisfactory solution as the once im-
portant problem, “When is is man
drunk? The ‘Grln-l~.ih' element are
like the French. of whom Mark
Twain said that they pronounce a
good deal better than they spell."
However the problem is not buf~
fling if approached in a scientific
similar problem and observe what
iandera in other sections of (en-
necticut it is pronounced as it is
spelled Norwich. By the recent izn-
migrants of which the town has a
large share of non-English speak-
ing strains. it is called Nor»-
"whlch." Norwegians of ancient
birth and ancestry it is slurred into
Nor'rch. as though to rhyme with
"starch."
We therefore find that til-l cor-
rect. pronunciation of Greenwich is
none of the varieties hitherto offer-
ed. lt ii "Grinch."
Local communities are apt to
have their own way'in these mat-
ters as the citizen of Connecticut
discovers when he learns. with sur-
prise that the capitol of his state is
called “Ifall'tfohd” by the natives.
The coal strike is settled and
peace may reign in the anthracite
industry for as long as five years.
The coal problem as a. whole is not
solved and New England must bear
that in mind. She can do so with
s new equanimity. as she waits for
reluctant politicians to do their duty.
For she has learned the use of‘ an
-impormnt weapon with which to
protect herself against the enthra-
clte monoply. That is the adoption
of substitute fuels. It is 'not a
weapon that obviates the need for
government action. bu tit is helpful
and always“ available. .
By the same token. it should not
be discarded during the ensuing five
years. its continued and expanded
use during the period of the truce
tion of the truce. it would put. the
region in u better state of prepsredé
lieu against the possible termination
of the truce in s new mr and it
would tend to reduce the exorbitant
spirit. We have only to turn to a‘
lode-0d in the white of the eye ls ll
difiicuit process. Particles of steel
is necessary.
After the object is soon a very
with clean “'illt'l'. ll. may be pos-
sible. by having the patient look
steadily at some object to hold the
lids apart and remove the foreign
body in this way.
' Frequently. however, the body will
be too firmly cmbeddt‘d to be ex-
lill'lll and a handkerchief tied olvr
the eyes and around the head. This
introduced into the cars and may
car may be removed by turning
the baud to one side and filling the
car with luke warm sweet oil pour-
t’d into it with il. spoon. The oil will
suffocate the insect and it will float
out. For the removal of other ob-
ji'cls a physician should in all cases
be employed.
Letters To
The Editor
Countess Caulcart
In Saturday‘s paper you repri‘t
two editorials, one lrom Bridgcpo t
and the other from New oi‘rk. on
the (.‘athcurt-Crttvrn case. the re-
printing of which would imply your
approval of them.
Taking the editorial from nearest
home first: What is there enlight-
ening. uplifting or educational in an
editorial which etoops to slander and
"mild clinging"
Certainly. when an editorial. the
brains of the paper. can find no bet-
ter way than this of expressing it-
self. some time might wrli be spent
in self-ediiction rather than the viii.
llcation of others. "Our pure and
sacred boundaries" are sarcastlcally
referred to——ai'e not the English
Limehouso district and the dives of
merit wxroigny and Mzg;ifk.quanrs
ment worry'nc? i doubt it. No
men need worry when he is consci-
entiously doing his duty.
The last paragraph speaks of "fool
laws. enacted by blgets and admin-
istered by losses." Undoubtedly. our
government has its defects. but it is
the best form yet devisPd by man.
As to the enactment of the laws. not
much intelligence is required to reit-
lise that the wmakers are merely
representtlves of the people and do
their bidding.
It is deplorable that conscientious
health of our upstate friend. but It is
devotion to dutv is undermining the
doubtful if safeguarding the health
as this one dotre'."
of this type of American would bene-
iit the country as a whole. it rather
seems that mete strict enforcement
would be beneficial, \
Considering the editorial from
New York: The statement that the
law compelled their action is not in
any sense an a libl. Perhaps other
\vliy action should be started now.
If we have been negligent. in the
poet. let us be more careful in the
illlUl‘L‘t.
Are we hypocrites? Perhaps But
is there anything pruiseworthy in u
puDL'l' that shouts to high heaven for
better laws and better conditions and
then condemns and ridicules our of-
tlcers for doing their duty? That
looks like hyprocrisy.
The News asks. would the trend
of the Countess sully the stones of
l'roudway? No. probably no more
than the tread of those who are
daily responsible for the flood of
,ncwe of scandal and crime that daily
' flows from the presses of our biggest
city
Again. we are asked. “W'by do
not having such laws. or any crimi-
nal laws? Hardly No one ever so.
cuscd congressmen of being angels,
but their lives would beer for closer
inspection than many others promi-
nent in the day's news
Fault is found with the national
government. but “Our city govern-
ment is comparatively liberal" Yes.
quite apparently it is. Pick up any
explains why New York is continu-
ally submerged by one crime wave
after another Before censoring the
national government. it might be ad.
visable to try a little local tightening
up on their laws
A decided question can be raised
whether "sensible people" are not
present—day beach is not within evi-
dence of an oversupply of intelli-
genes.
As to reprinting the parable from
the Bible. there is this to observe.
metropolitan yellow Journal and look
at the record of crime Perhaps that ‘
tlel‘Uo
The business men at last have
samw is needed and the business
lili'll are liopciui of obtaining lhul
l”"llll.l\‘08 in New haven.
'ilie Reed and Milk Electric Coni-
put - is installing a system of telc-
piuws in the lactory of. the Old
Mill. Cigar Company.
M186 milyulofivamwcll was it re-
cl‘il‘ visitor in New Canaan.
Joseph Bretnortun. w h o hail
worked in tile Uiendenalug Pharm-
acy for many years and made many
friends ilus secured it position as
sui-tl‘iiltendent oi‘ the shipping de-
partment ill the mills toi’ “improve
and tiniiipuny, Yonkers. N. Y.
HOLlLl‘t 'l'l'isll‘linl of Andowr will
spend Sunday at the home of his
parents in this city.
mark and the temperature sugges-
tive more of April than February.
A leak has been discovered in the
water main at the earlier of East
avenue and Van Zundt street.
llounrd S. Dauchy of For! Point
street has taken a. position in the
factory of the Lockwood Manufac~
luring Company.
Herman Smith has started the
construction of a. new house in the
Crenbury section.
Is it Your Birthday?
\\ L‘DN ESDAY, FEBRUARY 24
if so. your neatness. throughout
your life. will surely attract stten-
careful but the audy dress will hold
no appeal to you.
Your advancement in life will be
gradual but sure. .
You have ability to-meko money
and eventually you will become
wealthy.
A quiet home life will be to your
liking and it will be a happy one.
Today in Other Years
FEBRUARY as
Today is feast day of St. Mathias.
apostle who was remarkable for his
practices of mortlflcction of the flesh.
The House of Representatives
voted to impeach President Johnson.
Saskatchewan and Yukon). Cayman
Islands. Jamaica and Newfoundland
(half day). Observance of Ash Wed-
ncsday.
A George Washington birthday
party
blaster ltlcilnrd Made)“.
was held at the home of
3 G rcgo ry
and included: ,
ton". Miss Anesey Slot-m. i
Exhibition dance, Miss Alma f
Davis and Master Waiter Gilmore. i
with Bankers his,r enough to appre-
, are frequently embedded in tlir: . m ution will reveal motion of iitituli steps to procure tor Aurmllu ' t him
1"“ . . iris a c debatin' the l ”J" p boulevard, Monda ’ aficrnoon and ma 6 r
. ‘2 as men have gotten together ngrgztaggorfu‘gciatior: of their iiiwn's ey“ in this locality. it may m am" Hi" “Hm” and prevent ““1“” . 1 mud“ “on?" A paper ”5 bum“ C‘r' evening. it was ’llichnrd's fourth
in, lunch' or at a dinner. this rc- name The inquiry was started by cult for you to see these minute damn“, t‘lilulud among them to uouuto cer- birthday. A fine piegram was pro \
m hss been heard: "What NO!“ on article in the Telegram. report- ”Mime" ”“011 a lilagnifying glass Human 1.0.1195 are occasionally ””1 “““3 '0' “W WWW" “’0‘” scntod by u number of little friends IN NORWALK THAT BANK IS
THE
.. , he :i soured of a great deal 0! (HB- Star Spangled Banner sung bv the
his!” omp.oying male help.' small particle of cotton may be , . ‘illlllUlli. betel-o U‘CL‘lllUt‘r l ' ‘
. "Greenwich" and “Grinn-idire" was ‘ ‘ commit and pain. insects frequent- . L . youngsters. i NTRA F , _ C0
Well then. here is a beginning bid to indicate the wealth and 5m firmly wrapped around the point I), set into the en; A“ mm“ in the. Mrs. P. 1). rluiniinrd is visiting Recitation. "The Life of Washing-i CE L AIRFIELD TRUST .
of s clean toothpick and moistened ‘9 .
NORWALK, CONN.
Acrobatic stunts. Master Loulsl
Mraz.
Dance. Donald Sexton.
~Song. Master Goerge'diiab. right
your old uncle of the young host.
Dance, Muster l‘Zmli llasheed. and
Master Edward Madey.
Song, Muster Frederick Sic-cm.
Games were played by the young-
sters and after which they were
ushered into the dining room where
the table was appropriately deco-
rated with American flags. and red.
white and blue streamers. and
A number of older friends of the
parents of Richard gathered at. the
home in the evening. They included:
Mr. and Mrs. it. i). liladcy. Mr. and
Mrs. R. ll. Sloem. Mr. and Mrs.
Naseeb Rasheed. Samuel Nest-elm).
A. Boss. All line-non. A. Nilsrnltih.
and William A. bladoy, of Boston.
I t 0
Simon Gompers. of Cove avenue,
who some time ago injured his knee
while at work at Bell lsittnd, is still
confined to his home.
I O 0
Ernest Grandson. of New York.
has returned to his home after a
few days visit in East Norwalk .
O O U
A Lenten service will be held to-
night at the Christ Episcopal church
George Washington
February 22, '
His Birthday
“Economy makes happy
homes‘ and sound na-
tions; instill it deep.”
it—
It is true today.
pang world renowned above nny- congressmen legislate on such top- lion and will 80 310158 ways toward ll 7‘30 °'CI°°k' R9“ Charles A' Th S ill N lk T C
1’ster Piper stole a peck of pickled A “1331,01: To USE STILL thing we possess? Are the “don- it‘s?" That. is what they are elected helping you. Marks ‘will have charge of the e 0“ OI'Wfl rust 0,
.p‘ which is nothing to the (Waterbury Republican) keys" or the hnmigrufion depart. for Would the country benefit by You wUl be exacting and very service.
ROTECHON OF VALUABLBS has been an
important problem in every ago. From the
clumsy treasure chest of olden ays has evolved
the modern Safe Do osit Veulr «the complete
and perfect protective system.
Abe: in our vaulffer your personal
no costs only allfev cents a week.
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b m °‘ an “mun” numerous chm's s can of inert was ordered excluded should 3’ ’3’
. duel-yell by the M 10- germs. But the and lb not yet and lust be considered cause for exclusion nghington Street ' o 9..
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