Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 12, 1926 · page 6

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I MOMAN‘I‘ POINTS.

' Wllilun mummy oi the
t-rovlsion committee hm
.- evening mm” ”is,
“or law. chem minions:
h are meaningless to the
citing" and hit on two
will retell illi- some Mr-
CItisen's Imagination and
us still help: ell rlslit and

' J listen: or resort to to:
broadening the power! at the
monies lilo relies "9°!!!
. _ with his Its-cu wl

site's shill line mayor
1- est celery n devote oil till
insin- mime all in
m m. ”addendum
polite-is 9 im- listless
'l film it is insomnia

song-tulips executive head.
VQ ,mllt such s. condition
"municipal crisis-s.

lithe immedieie re-
. he! been Proved loss
._ edition? ill this: our for
it! times over.

he poses scored by Juan
‘ m ""it is some to
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. ll- . lull in We notice
- three distinct power It's:
'tjvoweter work; ore ob-

‘ee'ypes the report that
xof one village in
_ :ilmr community
the pointeisiow
:l’l ‘dmilfi "9'
isew they accom-

no means at
, ; definitional"-
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et' .Msflllhvoi
“Mu to the 'uo'use of items-

' flotsam Connecticut is one live

‘ststos not taking sdvsntue of the
Morel old otter-ed under the not.
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Woods ssys he nude no cause for

”attains! prosecution. otter his in-

v ‘ lien or the dimter st the

$33M“ mosh”. sndNJuiltlBMlul‘llr
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”trust-T‘s. trivia... eight lives

were lost,

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It were mm restore"! on
the oi the in; boot “Coon.
owes. 'ewstd ,liy e Boston am
It loll well astound in Yellow Mill
herbor. Bridgeport. Tuesday night.
The bed was grounded on o. sunken
cons! best for 10 hours.
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The recovery of $2.500 seems
reasonably oertsln in the case of 9.
Harold Glipstric. former state tress-
urer who was convicted of oils-so-
fingristlsn or funds item the First
e onsl bank of Putnam. accord-
in to the “not report of Rsreicer
gee s 34. Goals. tiles with Referee
ill ' ”runny Soul Bermen. in
Hartford. l
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Several hundred people. many of
them ”UM m deducting them.
selves to "Gilli-lot on! the warn of
Christ" in the New Crusade Taber-
nqcle. Bridgeport, shell night. While
Dr. Goons Wood Andersonr exhorts
”l?" ntlondln; the service to re-
new their spiritual life, hundreds
tile in front of the platform. grip.
ping Dr. Anderson's hand and tak-
ing places in the from rows.
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Representative Tiison, of Connect—-
tlcui.‘ Republican House Leader. is
confined to hip home at Washing—
ton, with “torso. air condition is
not terious. but he has a sllgt
fever. The illness is believed 0
have been brought on by it. general
run down condition.

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Lester Darling. 47. of 195 Colum-
bl“ Monro. New Eleven. had the
ll?! iii two zingers cut oil by the
wheels of s, missing train. as well
as a. severe laceration on the side
of his face, when he is belicwd to
have fallen in the path of an on-
coming nin early yesterday.'1inr-
ling is a. brakeman on the New
Haven road and was flagging n
a?» ot the Cedar Hill yards. New

yell. at the time of the accident.

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A hall-hour reception to the
guest of honor Justice John E.
Rosier. oi Stuntord. who has re-
timi "em the Supreme court. will
precede the annual dinner of the
, ~port Bur association in the
at”) ‘id hotel. this evening. The
recent nwiil also include Justice
.191: ieilow Justi one well as
udperLeonsrd J. glickereon and
sopeWelfo. ot the. uperlor court.
Ferdhsnd «Eocene». thief uselotv
out district ettorney in New Yr lg,
wili be the principal speaker.

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First Selectman Kins W. Maus-
fifild- of \Vestport. announced ycn~
terdsy that the War molnorislrom-
tuition of Woetport will make lim-
nieiiiste plans to launch a. drive to
min ”.000 by popular subscrip-
ting to erect? n memorial. Mrs.
Lnura Gnrdin Fraser. tntcrnailom
ally known sculptor. and o. resident
of West prt. has offered her serv—
ices to t, s town Without; charge.
The monuiscnt will be a. memo-
rial to all Westport residents who
fought in any of America’s aware
and \ "i be 13 feet high end lf‘Clll
foot wide. it will be placed on a
plot of land owned by the town at
the corner of the Post road and
casino rose.
. 9 I
Governor Trumbull has reappoint-
ed Themes Holt. of Nowlngton. as
state dairy and food commillsioncir
:07 e term oi low score from May
1. gonailosioner Holt was first ap-
_pointed in 1918 by Governor Hol-
comb upop the death of former
Commissioner Frank ll. Stedtmuel-
lor. having previously served as dep-
uty since 1314.
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it decision of suicidal death was
touched in the case of Mrs. Sarah
Ettiuger. 51. of Stamford. who died
Saturday of injuries received in A
full or Jump ‘trorn a fourth story
otthe Stamford hell sonntsrium. by
coroner John 1‘! Phdlen. a: Bride-.-
port. There were no eye witnesses
of the incident but Mrs. Ettlnger had
often threatened suicide.
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Three colleges in Wovens l’or .

dis” Nook. were burned info

Wednesday and a. fourth wss dsm~

ed. Thesagrogsto less wasoboui

t .000. The actions were unoccu-

pied as they were used by the
clergy: may in summer. ‘

0 mail" Q! s cash fl ti “o.-

Mll to 00¢!th the Wilb‘l‘IrOl’inAto‘

voter hind tor rmsreh to chemist

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How to Keep Well

3? DR 3003 I. come

Surgeon General, United states Public “with Service

 

 

HYGIENE TN CARING FOR BABY

Editor‘s Note: This is the eighth
of a series of ten nrticlce on can at
the baby. Tomorrow: Lining lis-
iiiun. . .

You should know that while
baby is healthy it is not necessity
to wash tho-inside oi the baby's
month until teeth appear. Baths
should be given at least once a day.
.and durintr'tho summer months
three or four tepid sponge both!
dsily help. ,

Erotoct your baby ruminant-re
silos. , no carom (incur the mount
of clothes and coverings you use.
Runner or u‘nicrproot napkins
should be used only over a cloth
napkins ,
’Llohy's ‘ clothing- should he
changed M frequozvly unnecessary
to keep it, dry and clean. In doing
the baby's laundry a (Dad soup
sosp shouldlbe used. one which
contains no free alkali. If it is nee-
cesury to nee some other soon. it
should be thoroughly rinsed from
the garments before the)! In dried.
otherwise you will cause lrrltsilotl
of the tender skin with skin erup-
tions. livery article of clothing

 

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once used. no matter how slightly-
soiled *or dampened, should in
mobile hetero items used again.

Plover hoe up ell-hill; ‘Iiilllnilfld
article! or nothing to dry for use
again without washing. All baby‘s
clothlnk should be dried iii the our
and air out of demo on not by ills
“Wm WM Slmlldill slid pure
lair are valunblo steriilslns agents.

A baby should he sreduoilr no
customeii to outdoor ills end always
be so clothed all to prevent any
Stout it?" of limit! hMi- This lines
as! mean ihot belly. rroperly
wrapped. me! he! be, allowed to
sleep all the front porch oven in
cool weather. .

care should be taken all-0 hill to
clothe the baby too warmly in sum’
mer- Expoeuro to the direct me
oi the out: in also harmful. 'lour
easy will detains omens or crop.
or core said lead and not by over»
coming hardships.

Never allow your hsby to be ex-
posed to n contagious disease so he
may hiwo it while its is shioii. This
is verticalsrlv true of Whooplns
oough-«nimtwiivo per sent of oil
(«the from Whoopins south on in
children under live yes" of nae.

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At the request of Harold Visits.
generoi secretary of the “arid" Y.
M. C. A.. Carleton A. Walker. an ill-
eurnnce man. of 19 Elm street. Hertv
ford. has written to the people at
Norwnllt through the editor of The
Evening Sentinel. telling them why
he believes in the "Y."

at. is s slralslil from the cheek
der. frank talk. which sdvsncss solid
reasons why Norwslk should heel! its
newly organised Y. it. C. A. end
erect a. “1'" building here: A "Y"

 

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try to announced by President L.
MflC'onnuzhy of Wesleyan Ullll’lh
city at Mlddletown.
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Rock! sod tree.- wtll be out on?
no» weal oi the: lions. st W. 8.
Adonis. P
is opposite lie new Beet-mi Jill!”
high school. now new name
this methods-sort non-trim»
co. will short the work's: soon I"
lllo work aluminum the sum st
Antlers serene lm W utilized.»
_uls.eit§eetsd thgt thostnt'sfiill
Widenlhe roe! st titanium some.
which will prevention: auto sleet.
dents. ‘ .
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tomtrlotol‘rsnosis , _. j.

slon heed Mire. New liens. [Ht
e conventlomwlileh will

last one week. V“! M M m

end 47 ship will hi I ‘

new New lesions outs-r.
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meteor ens dentin:
other then tools. will be

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in;’ more ill“ ".0" “We! .

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“Y” supplies Ideal Club
For City’s Young Men

Carleton A. ~Wsllrcr Of Hartford Tells Why
Not-walk Should Get Behind ‘ Movement.
Which ~ Will Culminate Ill “Y” Building

 

 

coal: miner. out the services it res.
do" to the yo n: men of s. commu-
nity unset h MW?“ in donors
Md cents. They trsnsoenil losses.
This is soother thought in the let-
ter. \vhicli'tollows:
“Hm flit!" oi Friendships-

"To attempt imtell you why a Y.
M. G. A. will be hensflelsi lo the
filly or .Nern'elli. from oil slendv
points. would be lmpossihlo. l on
only the led. however. to try out!
loll you sir-s 1'. M. o. A. hes
been omissions beneficial to vomit
sud other friends. who” "0. W
cordition is somewhat slntllsl' to
m M. . . ‘ ‘
"Ml-CID chop ”tenet or school
or cells he is patients!!! our.
loss to is .s «We! which will

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The following? items appcsred in
the issue of ill, Evening Beatinel oi
March iii, $906: .

Louis .lmlott tilt: North Main
street grocer hes unrchescd the
brick block in North Main street
known as the Charles ii. iiurvey
block.

 

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The exchange of the Southern
Now England ’i‘eloplioitu Company
in West Washin, on street who the
some of specie intorspt Saturday
night. when tho system was out
ovur from the old system to com-
innn battery.
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The members of the Non-lit
Yacht Club sttondpd e banquet st
ill». Cilii'ord Kelsi inst oveninl’. it
mm tendered by commodore Ulsr‘
encu Osborn.
t s o
.it .t nisotinu oi' the local ice
dealers held restore” afternoon. it
was \oitld to pounce the price oi
ice. 'i‘hlI notion wet tell-ll Mouse
of the shorts]: oi ion in the city.
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Wrapped in I. dilapidated but
brightly humi bluo'ikiri the body oi
s. perfectly formed newborn white
initials baby we discovered this
morning in the driven)! oi the
Meeker Coal Cemrnny.

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Frank lirundue of flouth h‘or-
walls was s visitor in Bethol over
the neck end.

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Users Tribe improved Order oi

this ovonlns.
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General Burlsil Frost won the
use: of honor st s Manuel 9! the
cord or Trade held ill ill‘illlel'lill'l
yesterday.
i 9
Charles Merritt spent Sunday at

his home in Elsi Norwuilt.
i s e s

Miss Mend Coi‘sy was it visitor in
Greene Forms yosiorger.
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The Pastime Athletic club will
hold a meeting this evening.

Truck leer! oi shawls: sum stolen
in Chicano. Blame lilllll'l it".
pieced on any one stepos'rnpher yet.

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Your lilall they be bad. but pr.

Danni-est. at Long Island City. hes

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| EASTw NOB WALK

EMERSON ST
NAME 0. K NOW
SAY RESiBENT S

Imposed Chan e To
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uh 8t." Is sent-
.- Will Petition

Street Commissioner.

Mllllllts of Emerson street are
slut" s. petition which wiii be
presented to the highwey commie.
[loner in protest against the chang-
ing at the mum) of the street. It Is
understood that a property holder.
Who does not live on nineteen
street. but own- land there. hes
”lied to hove the nsmo ehspned lil
Null Disoc- Nearly every resident
on the street feel that the present
none is oil risht sud should re.

msiu as it ill new.
s e e

Dump hum Milli.

The dump lire in the meadow be-
low Boeviow avenue lies broken
out Help. It the iowar end of the
dump. The heavy rain Sunday es~
tin uisiiod tits previous fire which
it smouldermi torsomo time. It
is lllOllSht that spontaneous .flcomv
hustion entitled the tires which can..-
ed s greet deal of smoke. the lire
department as yet has made no at-
tempt to extinguish the blue no the.
Ciro is not near any buildings.

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.Mnyflon‘crs Photograph-d.

Another picture was taken of the
paid members of tho Muyflowcr
Hook. Ladder and lluso company
and the two trunks of the tire com-
pany yesterday afternoon. in front
of the fire house. The picture will
be produced in the program of the
annual bell oi the Nor-walk Fire

week or two ago but «lid not turn
out satisfactorily.

Lockwood istlll Ill.

Joseph Lockwood, at Van Zuni
street, is still confined to his home
with illness. Mr. Lockwood l'ilL-
been ill for ilu: past two or three,
months. The weekly fire alarm tort

liose comp-any. ins bet-l1 omi mi its
Mr. Lockwood‘s home is our ”in
station and it uni-3 thought that llm
alarm might till-turn him.

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Mrs. Otto Sum, of Rowan nit-nit,
was a visitor lll New Cnnut‘iil ii?-
ccnlly.

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Tile pastor's twining; citizen of ill.
East Amnue M. ii. church. met )‘th’ i
at the church.

tcrdsy afternoon
3 D e .
it Lenten Si'll‘icfl will be held up. 'l
afternoon iii. Christ Episcopal i
church nt 3:30. ‘
Q I 9
"A l3uslil:,se‘ Proposition." we:

discuss-ml by lie-x ifhurlus 5. (any
pentor or the this: Avenue M.‘ i; i
church. at the true-lily prayer amj
praisu rit'lWlilt. .‘zr iii llicl night at ”it:
church. '
C O 5
Many must Ninwnih l‘l‘l’ltlltilln am E
getting incir dililllllfilllli‘h inm shim. I
tor spring driving. 1
e o s .
The weekly prayer service of tin l
Advent Clil'l‘oillln church was held I
inst nlsllt lit the church. i'tov Fred ‘
L. Piper, pastor or the church had
charge.
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Charles Plait. Hayes avenue. was
at recent visitor in Norman.

George Iiusteri. of :le‘ Second
street. is confined to his home with
on sitack or grippe.

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William Plait has returned to Exist
Norwslk to live. He was a former
resident of Hayes avenue and a short
time ago moved to Webster street.
illouih Norwslk. lie is now living on
Von Znnt street

0 6’ II

Charles Wilson, of East avenue.

was a recent visitor in Port Chester.

 

 

 

is it Your Birthday?

FRIDAY. MARCH 12

It so. you are born with a good
taste in everythins.

You went the best in clothing.
music. literature and other arts.

You will be looked upon. at times
so s. snob because of your aristo-
oniic .irr‘n. bu. when they know
you better the: wt" realize that you
are not the snohbish type.

”-

[Today in Other‘YearsJ

Me: is lent My of at. Grcsorr
the “WM. covemor 0! home who
mod his house into I monastery
all lived or s stools. '

'fllfl pm postolilce woe estnlr
item, hi Dem Much 1‘2. "89-

While halides in Russia, illusory.

more. . . vs at the mum ll lu

. . lie-i indies. obs-wills ill-sill
of Milo. sad in Bssutolsnd and
mm. ”Moe's Der.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Wol’APERS
d members" the bug'beers
sold. “will ‘Wll‘k‘l'i “1°
. “they werejot mistakes.
ll ills blink section
nos other. whither , ..
. ' 'h‘ inset-«t

i'lepurlmeni. A picture was taken a ‘

tall

of the Mayflower i-iooli, Ladder and '

 

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TAX RETURN DATA m

Do you know that data for your in‘
come in return can largely be ob.
tallied from it check book -- which

records all your financial transac-
tions. Try this method this year.

THE
CENTRAL FAlRl-‘lELD TRUST C0.
NORWALK. CONN.

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1 Courtesy that
‘ is not measured

IT is our custom to extend
' ‘ the some courtesy in every

transaction whether it is'

large or small.

We cash a one dollar check

as cheerfully as we accept

a thousand dollar deposit.

 

 

 

The South Norwalk Trust Co.

Scryice

Security

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

IDEAS .

Every business is built up on cer-
tain ideas quite as well as certain
practices. Are your ideas correct?

Consult with its and get the advantage

of our point of view.

THE CITY NATIONAL BANK

South N orwnlk. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Don’t Overlook The
“Bread and Butler”

in the search for “cake”!
In other words .- don’t be
"alrold" to open a savings
account with a. small sum—-
even a dollar—thinking you
will wait until you can start
with $10.00 or $25.00. Your
resolution of January first.
(to save money in 1936,) if
not in operation now — you
must know the year is one.
eighth gone —— Thirty days
from now “the promise which
beckons, will be transformed
into a menace which threat-
one."

Don’t swallow alibis!
Start New! -

Save Yours In

The People’s
Trust Company

First Bonk llndcr the Bridge
.03.—

Washington Street
South N orwelli

METROPQLITAN
VIEWPOINTS

 

 

 

BUUKNEWS PMHWITIUN BEE:
Elihifipt‘lll.

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(S. Y. Evening World.)

 

No one in New York. is in better
position to one on the soulbllilies
v! the rigid pui‘orccniunt oi the Vol
stead not then United Slates Mich
racy union! ll. Buckner. Hsvins
(nude (you use of the padlock. ill:
finds that, Very little has been sci
oompiisitud. 110 can see but illllu
hope to.- improvement because of
the inadequate meshinerv oi the
Vellum Government. iJlider limo
enmimsmieea he lovers 4: modllisd
Stale cniorocment not aimed at all
liquor stronger than beer and wine.
With this he thinks it possible to
combat the notorious bootiemng,
and to wipe out whet he describes
as "dumps and dives." The Slate
could concentrate on this phase.
Thus the United States Attorney
evidently thinks Prohibition would
mean more were lisht hears end
Wines permitted. There are others
of "it: urns opinion-

lie proposes e Elm roierendum
on the question or the motile»
ilon of the Voieiosd cal. and or on
expression on the kind at enforce
room not met would meet with the
approve! 6! New Yet-ii. He does
not eypect tile spprovsi oi the die-
hard- on slilur ride The booties»
sore and the dive-hesitate not no
enforcement not at sit the extreme

 

 

dry. wont absolute .9 hihitlon. os-

 

tsndins to intend Wines. These. '5 -
Mr. Incline: believes. ere s minor. “’ '

'irhe real signltiosnos, in his post-
tisn is in his conclusion. forced
upon 1a.. by officlsl eii .n-ooe.
ihstzl'i'ehihilleii, which 7 it s
whats Milli host she wins ass:
heist. name. one that s sisal

 

No matter how good you on your
teeth boy he M9.

 
 
 

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indies list use no science and
no better so on on the market. We
Willi» one thst use. no static.

Pm Till. sun him ill! Will:
over 1 on! some. Women should
panties while their husbands Ir.
st work.

 

 

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the so ‘0! chilies
ill-he. is healing;-

1's. min; of

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. A 1 iii thirties m our in new
Mow We cremation.

 

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