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one clorious days when men
to men. Let us be brothers
Will knock you down —-Lo
.
risers, sown-s:
the true statement at I. incl.
published in a newspaper
«use which is considered
while end deserving of sun-
think not and the slightest
tunes with nowapnper pro-
we believe bears out our,
tiers. ,
or our liret district friends
lilo not under the collar st
dil even page one Thursday
”rind: “1st District Snubs
Remus."
re glad they are hot under-
it, because as s. result they
in: up enough interest in the
he: understood as indirterence
part of the taxpayers of the
encoded that charter re-
1 a necessity. The city is
as under s needlessly compli-
nd umber-some yolk of gov-
The ammonia and res.-
Wood at the Wednesday
But with on attend-
wore’mostly shot
‘so‘ no.
they
'wlth George Curtis that
we. is not unable of It»
hit "it is, s. hopeless muss
ignition. inconsistencies and
t' and that “you should
tand build s new one?
“d roe-the rsmsrk 0! Charles
_ who "said: {Setup the
‘d‘ko'to work one new
his one oi. tha ."
Milne out his support to the
laid: "‘I ares that We
hit the old charter end
one. it is theonly
«nearest; the city. All
. 0 Which will rive
ty the air and llyht in
into a. consolidated
Lest-your. it is Wind.
E it“ me to reach the
.esuesse m «
lilo.
eating were helpful and .
a W or lenders ms... «in. pro-
m -
is old Muelluillq on» tho
residuum would risk Ellie
t e minded: all would~bs worm
on. . when we would have less slit»
tioni- tor. totem and more subsisti-
"better
things" ,
LIBERTY GUNS
Thousands of surplus bsdsos and
models coined during the war for
use in the LibertyLo'sn drim are
bolus melted down st Wuhinston
nsvy yard. They will be made into
kilns.
Thus posses another oi wsr' s illu-
sions. The wsr was to end all wow-
but somehow.'the lett~overs are go-
lnl to be mode into guns.
Liberty suns. perhaps?
The quickest way for n doctor to
lose a. petient is to tell her it was
’only a. n‘li‘nor operation.
A new type or portable electric
fan curries its own current supply.
A smell electric battery tits in the
handle and drives the motor.
The Woolworth building. in New
York City. is 796 feet high.
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Editorial Views
Of State Papers
THE PRESIDENT.
(Bpt. Telegram.)
One of the criticisms levelled
against President Coolidge in the
earlier stages of his‘admlnistrstion
was that he lacked leadership. Ho
espoused public policies which Cou-
xross rejected. and he was not solo
to lorco his will on the bulky logis-
lators.
Oddly enough. a more recent crlv
tioism levelled agnlnstvthn President
was decidedly- ditieront. it was
charged by some of his opponents
in Congress that he had subjected
a number 0: presidential . sppolnt~
see to his will by requiring ihem
to write out their resignations he-
iore their appointments become ci-
tectlve
in the meantime. it should be ob-
served that the President one way
or another. has found a way oi oi-
teeiive leadership, tor what be ad.
vocates generally seems to slide
through Congress with very solid
majorities behind it.
Cdolldse’s method is right. He
has never attempted to bludgeon
Congress and so for as his policies
are concerned in the present case
they have» been adopted not boa-
csuse the Eh‘resident used patron-
use. as a bolt. but because Congress
found them to be the overwhelm—
ing will at the people.
in the‘mstter or the President’s
own appointments. he was within
hlsv‘richts. He is responsibile'tor the
administrative end *of the govern-
ment and it he wants tokeep tabs
on his appointees by holding their
resignations. why. shouldn‘t be?
That‘s it province where it is the
place of Congress to mind its own
business.
sweeteners sscmmcs.
(Esrttord Times.)
Woes can imagine that im- Sena»
tor Blnxbam to surrender his place
upon the immigration committee to
Senator Nye or North Dakota
brought little sorrow to the Con-
necticut statesmsnfs heart. 1min!-
grstion is by no means e deed is-
one.. Certainly it is not (in {he onst-
‘e’rn seaboard where the great mass
or inimisrsnts remain. We would
not undertshertovsny how may in
everyone hundred babies born in
the senator's home city or New Hilf-
ven are of Italian parontsae but the
proportion is astonishing. With a
claims: being raised tor revision or
the immigration low upon o more
libersi basis it is understandable
thntrur. Binnhaln. racing an elec-
tion trout anielectorsto. many or
Whose members have a keen per-
sonal intereltvinzviimmigretion laws.
should be quite willinxvto lei. sen-
otor Nye have all the trouble 'snd
glory that teen with decline with
the question. .
Euro ‘Tour Prize
pesn
For Oratory contest
it personally conducted tour or
Europe during the summer or 1926
is otter-ed this year. intend or 19.
cash prize to the stven finalists
in the 1036 national orator-loll
nounoement oi the director. .;
Muss contest thisyesr- sponsored
by representative hampers in the
United Stores to to predicts better
and more intellinnt oitisenship.
more
than annex: and as third high-
sensor ya end girls uninitiated, in
' ' is personally
J Em tour tor the
contests accord!» to recent sn-v
w ill
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How to Keep Well
in or. noon 3. some
Surxoou General. United States mbiio nouns Bet-vice
BE CAllElllJL OF BABY'S MILK
, EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the
third 0! a series oi‘ ton articles on
the core of babies. Temol'row:
Preparing Milk.
At times it becomes necessary to
food babies something besides the
mill: which nature intended for
them. in such cases the! change
should, it possible. be made gradual-
ly. This important step should not
be taken without the advice of is
competent physician.
The usual substitute for mother's
milk and perhaps the best and cutest
substitute is cow's milk. modified to
bring the percentage of lot and
sugar up to that of mother‘s milk.
This addition can be accomplished
by adding milk sugar and cream oi
known tat perocninge.
Great skill is required. however.
to formulate a proper milk for 9.
wind child and this should not be
undertaken with the sdviCc o! n
‘is elem in the first joins. it it in
good doctor. Once the proper for-
mula tor the child in question has
been obtained mm your doctor. we
should not torts! thlt this formula, '
changes as the child crows older.
You should not forget also that it
is necessary to hove elem milk as
s, heels on which to build the 13mm;
and strength or your child.
Clean milk can be obtained mm-
from clean cows and every step in
the procurinr. stories. delivering
and preparing or this food mum. lm
soieguarded by ritorous cleanliness
Milk. color: it. is sterilised. elem . M
collision new goals. it the mill.
cooled "es soon "slit in ukenitrom
the cow. and it it reliant cold, that .
is st to temperltdrs of so some;
Wrenhelt or below. the «chances
lol- thedevslopnteot oi the germs
are very mmtly‘vdecreued. Milk
which has be n kept too long bsioro
delivery is u t toibe used. especial.
ly for children.
Among
There is no country shroud of any
size or consequence in which mo-'
tion pictures
are not exhibited. and in many oi
them the American “movie" cour-
mands up to so per cent. of the
showings. says C. J. ‘.’orlh oi! the
Department or Commerce. This
foreign trade in motion pictures
sprang from comparatively smell
beginnlnfl- in 1913 Americana ex-
ports of motion-picture turns up-
proximated 82.000 000 linear feet at
a declared invoice value of, about
553,250,000. The war. which halted
foreign production. gave on enor-
mom impetus to Americas foreign
trade in motion pictures
lasted in common with nesrly all
other manufactured commodities
through the two years of inflation
toliowing the armistice. Even after
the slump o! 1921. however. it was
found that over 1i0.000000 linear
feet...“ film st an invoice of about
$6,500,000 had been sent abroad
during that year. In 1922,
American. Made owes
Conquer a The
American Producers Reap A Golden 'Harvest
From Popularity Of Y a n k e e Pictures
drapeans~90% Of Showings In
Many Countries Are U. S. A.Products. .
"made in America" 1‘
some I! that I
which
creased to over :25. 000.000 rm for
the first
. with two other WW1“
. fourth. France firth sud mu
' sixth. .
' arid
year thst‘ negsuvee were separated
iron: positives in the statistical
eddies. approldmsiely 3.400.000
ll our feet of the'tormer end 125.~
{00.000 linear rest clothe letter at
declared values of 3700.000 and ~35.-
lessee. respectively. werevex'ported.
Since that time a ism rise "has is-
ken place each your in our motion-
picture exports. In 1938 there were
about 8.300. 000 feet or 'netstlm,
valued at approximately 3930. one
and 133006.000 feet ot Militias
voided at $5.000 000. For 1924 the
footers oi negatives. about the
. . the panelling year.
was milled It, 1.300.090.vbutv there
were 82.000.000 not more positives
thus: in 1928. at s declared (value
or over 88. 000. 000. And this im-
ooo. cob feet 0! will“: in im in.
the culendsr your 1925.
A regional division of our ino-
tionvpictiire exports shows Europe
to be our le’sdinx market. with a
greedy incl-med qusniity ct nun
{optics in 192} over use “tin
America next. end one Far last
third. 0! individusi nitrite“. the
United Kindest the list
musician-Allow and was—-
second end third mm moss
’ sitcoms these muse-I prove
20 YEARS AGO
The {allowing items appeared in
‘crowd of nearly a. dozen nlourntul -
SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1926.
DARIEN E
SEIZED UUUURS .
DUMPED DOWN E
DARIEN SEWERE
Chief Smith Gives Cer
emony His Personal
Attention ~— S c o u t
Hike Today
lions.
TAX RETURN DATA
[)0 you know thui data for your in.
come tax return you largely be ob~
iained from u check hook - which
records all your financial transac-
'i‘ry this method this year.
THE
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD TRUST C0.
NORWALK, CONN.
Seven thousand dollars worth of
Scotch malt and 160 gallons otE
alcohol. recently comlscatod by the‘
Dorian police, were dumped into M
sewer near Darieu police head-E
quarters yesterday morning. E
Policemen Charles Wood and Wil~ E
llsm Bowman poured the liquor in- :
to the sewer while Chile: Harry.
Smith directed their ei‘torts. A small
resident»: looked on. The lllcn who ?
were connected with the transports ‘
tion or the booze. were convicted at E
the last session of Town court, held
Tuesday night, The law provides
that liquor which is confiscated.
must be held for 24 hours after a
conviction in case an upper” might
be made. E
A large truck Willi about RU hall '
berreis 0: beer, stands at lhv rear:
of the town hall, locked securely.l
The men who are connected Willi
the trnnsimrialion of lhe beer are
being held {or trial at the next en's.
slon "of 'i‘own r-mlri Monday. Tln'
beer will probably be dumped from
:t dock next Week. Special our». will .
be taken in owning the icons, m.
”1"?! can ho sold (or uhout a dollar i
whvn emptied.
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smut lilluv
The Norman and Dnriell lrorq'w ti
Scouts will hold n llIl-Lo lliis nilv‘vr
noon to lilo Stool mounds. Wm
avenue. The lode ulll moo-i in from
of the Review uiiioe at 1:30 o'oimh -
this afternoon and “ill hike to the
grounds. Thu Scouts are llhlit‘ld to:
bring sufficient food !0 cook is “HERE.
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the issue of lhe Evening'Sunlinel oi
March 8, not:
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Superintendent A. if).
oi the municipal electric: light plum
by the Common Council and M11
country.
0 p. I.
Elbert W. Fitch was elected Suc-
rotlry and Treasurer of the South
Nor-walk Club last evening. James
Golden was elected Prosldeni.
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Charles E, Seymour is spending
the day in New York city.
ll 3 D
contractor Denial L. 'i‘ooxney
storied worsen ”the new light house
this mornins. The derrick schooner
, was taken to Wilson Point where it
use lauded-and then
light to start work.
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The. Unoas ‘M'l'ribe improved Order
or Red lien mt lsstnixiu and lie-
toned lo a. report oi the bell oom-
miller.
taken to the
4t .
Mrs. Willism Biescer is spending
lilo day in New York' city.
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Tine rurnltul'o ' tor the, Heyilower
Hook and Ladder rooms will be fur--
rushed by the A. J. Collins Company.
0 O U
Tim regular business meeting of
tho Pastime Athletic Club was held
last evening.
t t
The ladies at the Reliance Hook
and Ladder Company held a success.
iul euhre perry last evening. The
first prize was won by Miss Olive
(‘olo and William Hnyler.
O I
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Miss Pearl flouton oi' Nor-walk
spent Sunday in New Canaan.
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William 1?. Cole ct Foil-field ave-
nun was able to get out of doom.
yesterday, after his-illness oi sever-
al Weeks.
Is It Your Birthday?
SAT URDAY, . MARCH 6
it so. you will hove pronounced
views on runny subjects and will be-
come lemons later for advocating
them.
“any of your views will be right
although you surfer my amounts
because you edvocste thlnts- earlier
than they are a. reality.
You should be a successful busi-
ness person.
You have prospects or inheriting
a. tall- sire sum.
scrum. lesson 7
It so. you are sotive and enemas.
You are fond of outdoor life and
long automobile tours and hunting
and camp trips will uppesl to you.
You ere thouflmul of others end
are inclined to be jovial and humor-
one.
You will have some , diesppoirito
meats but they wilisnot worry You;
Winchester E
has been srsnicd a leave or absence '
start for Europe on Mei-on 17. to in- .
specs the electrical plume of that:
_ pro yer serum;
Your married lilo will b. hsppy. ..
E to may Brown. Stamford. lend slid
M- . Wines in Dlrlen.
also recorded.
The “with mom mg of Th" Now i
.iop troop (ii “03 SI'lll‘s “(is lpld
ilm high! at illlli «luiMUunl E
3’ i ‘ l
(“Hinton norm-:5 E
St. Jolm‘e.i. i“. church. Norman E
liri'. .T J McClumw. parlor E
film. will be colobrmcd n!
Emmi ii'1 a. m.
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m. Luke's Epim‘npal church, E
\urmun
i‘loyhd Lemuel rector
"L. liul3 loliilllllnloll,
lll.. Church school
m. Morning; luxury
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lull“: a.
line.“- a.
sermon,
all (1 E
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homlon Presbyterian church E
Rev. George W. lilouilzomer; pdstorE
iii a. in. Sunday school, 7
ii :i. m.. Morllim; senior. E
jest. "Soul Growth." E
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if) m.. Suvramwz. of tin.
Supper. .
Wednesday. ll‘-ill‘l “ti k
of Bill.
F. p. m.“
at lilo liom»
Earl Pulls.
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Dorian M. 15". Linux-cl)
"luv. .l. W. Morgan, parlor
Lelioy Kemp. oi Spriugdnio, plus!-
dent or the Lkaworili league of the
Xow York district. will preach at;
‘ tho mowing serum. The quzmoilo;
or the (hill‘tll “ill rilescnt n muslcaleE
in the evening E
8: 30 p. m: Epnorlh itdgiif. ‘
Tuesday ":30 p m Monthly busi~E
ness and social meeting or the it p-E
worth lcuguc.
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The Bl; Of Today
Becomes The Man
of American industry
was just a plain boy in
moderate circumstances
and carries his title and
M position b e c a u s 9 he
proved to be the right kind of a man and finan-
cially able to take advantage of opportunities,
due to his thrifty habits in youth.
Have you started your boy in the right direc-
THE CITY NATlONAL BANK
South Norwalk, Conn.
Of Tomorrow
Nearly every captain
UNUSUAL BITS
IN THE NEWS
Dnrien Congregational Church
I Rev. (”1.3. Tuttle. pastor
935 o. in. Sunday school.
11 a. nu. Morning worship. Lord's
Supper. The pastor‘s communion
talk will be, "lie Goes Bolero You."
3 p. m... Jonlor C. E.
6:30 1). m.. Senior C. iv}.
Donald Burgosm‘vr. Topic.
servers in‘What” This will be the
monthly consecration meeting. E
7 30 p m.. Evening hour or “or-
ship. The pastor will she a short
talk on "For i\ but Cii'lisr \inkcs L‘s
Fit."
The business committee of ilie
church will meet. immediately af-
ter the morning eervloo.
The executive committee 01‘
Senior (1‘. E. is asked to meet at 6
o’clock Sunday evening.
“'cdnosday. S p. lu.. mldqrook
service. Topic. “What is Prayer?"
Thursday, 4 1:. n1.. Pastor‘s train-
ing class for church membership.
8 p. m., choir rehearsal.
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Rev. J. W. Morgan. puslor or the
Del-ion M E church will be in.
l
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l
l
Louder
“Por-
theE
where he will conduct an exanselisa
tic meeting
C O 3
Several really transit-rs have
been brought to the Darieu Town
ball during this month (or filing.
They include.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Land-
myer. o! Dal-ion. to B K Realty
Company Inc.. two lots on the Post
foul.
v
Mary}; .Blbbins to George W. R.
Hughes. land on the Connecticut
turnpike.
Noah Adler. of Darlen. to Ms:
- Sooner. of New York. to. plot or land
iuMMen.
Wherlne Scott. Newton Heights.
to A. J. Sandmeyer a: Bro.. Nor-o-
tou...’Heights. lot at William street
Ind some avenue.
Adolph and Molly Brown. Dorian.
W mortgage transfers were
. Two new business blocks will be
completed . inimrlen in the neu-
l‘he foundations tor one
already been started. A one
{recommended that the
Monticello, New York. tomorrow mo“ does exist not only in Monroe
The Collectors Club of Cinciwati
will award a. gold medal worth more
than $100 to the arilsi. in this coun—
try or abroad. who designs the most.
artistic postage stamp during the
period ending July 1. 1926.
The modal will be accrued at the
annual convention of the So ety of
Philatelic Americans. to be h . fire .
in Auguste
The unusual state of aliens of a
grand jury recommending a modifi-
cation or the prohibition .lsw was
reported the other day.
The Monroe county grand jury
"prohibitiou
law be modified so as to meet the
popular will of the people. in order
to restore confidence in the gov-
ornment and bring universal re-
spect {or all laws."
Citing the request that the jury
should investigate an apparent dis-
regard for law enforcement in Mon-
Eoe county the report said ‘we
agree that such a lamentable condi-
tounty but evidently it is quite uhl-
vernal throughout the United
States."
“We as the grand jury of this
term," the report continued. “Wish
to go on record that We absolutely
believe that all laws, good or bad.
once they are passed, should be
strictly enforced not only ,,by public
officials. but also by the people in
general. but we also further believe
that good common sense should pro-
roll in place or certain kinds of pol-
itics. and that unpopular lawn.
which apparently cannot be en-
forced. should .be liberally modified
or wield oi! the statute books en-
tirely. "
Darlen. it is understood the stores
will be occupied by an Atlantic and
Pacific no company branch and by
s jewelry shop.
Mn. Delay Boiden is planning to
erect in April I. building 35 feet
wide end so feet deep, on Railroad
svenue. The laundry. new loosted
there.’ will he moved to the rear of
the lot and a driveusy will be cut
throuxli to Center street. Two
more! willybe‘ loooted on the ground
planned. (or the north
in drug store. rue
be second floor there
does.
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In the LONG RUN
the gain is greater if you
Do Not Try To
“Get Rich Quick,”
but E
systematically: s ave a
portion of your income
and regularly deposit it
in a reliable institution
like this, where it will be
safely at work for you.--‘
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