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also the local
l'umgelu. «hit: on 51.
or 1:15.;
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WORKIING W
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ole. thou desirest truth In the
pert-z And in the hidden part
will moire me to know wisdom.
A
mm m noosnuvrvns.
novel month mode to house»
Bridl'eport by Chic! senv
‘nnootor Fronit ..P Stopleton.
” city. which could he re-
moron: results.
the Jensen 0: spring houoe
IImost upon us :1 request
. housewives be cereiul in
_ tile: or shaking duet mope
trout the windowe and the
at their homes was lowed
idliowlnl severe! complaints
. reotioe to e ouloenoo to
Wm”. or the. :peroon thet
nhderyou." inspector emplo-
"end it is nice In great germ
"I Mr. Sinpieton added that
in order not to breed herd
“neighbors eel/looming to the
or done thin. but thet they
I, execs disturbed by It.
‘nto others so you would
thorn do unto you.” is or good
or the heusewite es the
men. Don‘t you think so?
Sentinel. with with
several metronome:-
re. conducted a poll on
_ o of prohibition The sole
this referendum Is to tiud
‘ hm the opinion I: the
people Is. _ _
t is ilttlnir and “proper to
to mortolu this opinion-
lorthet. it seems to no. lo
mole. More; s num-
honest citizens hove seen m
that the referendum con
_ 't6od and is nroir. I
difficult to un erotond their
country is a deluocrooy. its
‘ out booed on the idea that
l of the meiority shell rule.
your. 186.619 majority will-
the mnuutoctum trumpet.
o- eole or alcoholic ,liquore be
on a. result. the prohibit
out end the Volete’od
the low or the loud.
he lost tow thoniin- Iprov
been the. Iesdliu lento
discussion It has been
. ‘ continent nor-goo
forh es linen o. chenie in
(told he roore proper
on attempt to find out
no out 1‘. on that
condom is: in. avenue
. on the reunion: will
on with the likelihood of .
' loyalty.I
not trainees
Opinion Mobilization.
Clerk Bolder. eating secretory or
I the connectieut Chernber or Corn-
meroo hes lulled the iollowlos aisle.
wont to locol chambers ot commerce
in Connootiout:
{'01: Februery to the board at
irocloro met It the Hortiorcl club
and accepted the resignation at Mr.
Gourde 8. Chandler. oxeculive vice-
proeld'ent. who hos ,become score.
tory of. the Ohio chamber or corn;
meroe.
"The directors elected the under-
slsneo Miles secretary renewing the
recommendations oi the executive
committee. As eeolotont reel-elem
the writer hos been in touch with
the varied work oi the atom ohulno
her. He II o college will: expert.
«cu in newspaper. sdvertioing and
publicity work. in public speaking
and mowing contribution.
"The 70 edition and directore or
the Connecticut chamber or com-
mot-co. rerreoontinx ell lino- o: busl~
noo- ond oil oectlono tot Connecticut.
desire that the oldie chamber out"
the business interests oi Connecticut
in every possible my.
"It is the policy of President
Boxers to couduoi the aisle chamber
both eflioleutly end one actively—-
seekiua‘ practical results so the goal.
Towards this end he in yin: liber-
oily to the chamber hie " unooihucd
on a long and vol-led experience In
public .oaelrs sud buolnoeo life. I
i "It will be the elm of the” writer
to render every possible «10- ~opcrotion
I to the stole chonlbor'e mediocre—Loo
did Mr. Chandler so only during his.
oeoretoryehip.
should be oiven to our members.
As one review the Chamber's his-
tory. it most Impressive feature is
the stounch loyalty with which our
members have stood heck of it in
carrying out Its constructive pro~
new on babel! oi Connecticut busi-
noes. This splendid co-oporotion
oommshdo the odrnlrotlon of our oi»
floors end directors. in itself. It in-
dicates o definite and nrecilcsl sex-V-
ice rendered. The future. hey ore
confident. will witness tli some
The state chamber will
continue to be ever responsive to
the needs oi -ito momhere end the
welfare or connection: end or her
busineso interests
“The purpose of the Connecticut
the bllIlWofl opinion or this staid
and toIIoizproen that opinion in con-
strucllve tlon. When we remote-I
her that ohproximoiely 90 her cent
of the laws under which we live and
do Women are of state endgtmeni.
the value or this organization to
Connecticut busincee is obvious.
“Evidence of the practical value
of the state ohnmbor is shown by the
fact that several of Connecticut's
recent governors have asked this or-
ganisation to undertake activities of
state-Fido Importance; by the feet
that the Chamber hoe done prompt
work in several state-wide cruel-zon-
oleu end otonde' ready to do likewise
sg‘oiu: and by the tent thut scorer
orConnooiiout‘s most distinguished
diluent-enemas men whooe time
could not he bought tor 3100 or day
whuve willingly and freely given of
their time through the various com-
mlttooe of the state chamber to help
solve the“ problems that arise to con—
Iron! Connecticut huolnoes.
“Each Annual report of thin or
retraction gives sdded testimony as“
to the eoundneee oi the State Chem-
ber’e program or constructively serv-
in: tile, entire huelneee structure and
“of helping to make Connecticut e
Rood state in which to live. work
invelt and over-Ito s. Ibusinooo
I “To you, ourmemhoro who have
made this horrible. the odioers end
directors of the state chamber are
indeed mtoi’ul.
"With the traveler oomnlexity J:
business: with the constant increase
of business end public problems: and
Willi the onion 9! lotioleilon pro-
poIecd oi euh tension or the general I
numbly. the need for on nlort. in-
tellisenl sud dependable organiza-
tion such as 'the cute chamber is
meter todsy than any period in the
Stole' 3 history
Cordisill'.
Clerk Belden.
Acting Secretory.”
l
‘ 31mm government.
‘ a we understand it.
fowl-outer
At this time on oesoutiol tribute‘
chamber oi commerce Is to mobilize
' ”mulling lo:- the fewer
PROTECTING THE WEEK
There Ire two very imported:
sole xunrdo oi your child's health
that should never be neglected. it
is pooeibl‘e to give your child obso-
luto protection lflll‘llt two of the
meet denser-our dioceses or child-
hood. namely smallpox and dip‘ it
ihorin
A few children are naturally pro.
looted osolnet diphtheria by the
time they are old enough to so to
school. duel: children one coolly ’
discovered by the Schick test end
need no treatment. All other-o
should be given null-toxin Injections
to render them note against diph~
therie.
convenience and practically no Ill»
nose.
A child should not he ognt to
school until It has been subornefully
How to Keep Well
By DR. BUG}! 8.0031130 .
Surgeon General. United males Public ”Muir Mice
This room very little In. ‘
510111113190 ]
The tailoring items onneorod in
l
muscled uric-”t «owner. The
child the: is too ill to be vsoeineteo
is renerelly too ill to he in whom.
-‘i'hore are many people who think
that one successiui fluctuation pro-
tools Intent smelly»: throughout
life. This is not true. There should
be at least three euoceoetui readine-
lions during life. due belerelsohool
use. any from third lie tho filth veer
of life or eeriier it Mine: is ore-
vslont e eoooiid between t!“ twelfth
end twentieth mr- one thus not
tween the one: or forty and i'Ifty
if mom would moire this I
pructioir. mull would multiply
currenci- new the would ‘ .
11 lo I rend noun tel convert
site that the Inconvenienco either!»
ended from the first “memorial;
usually motor then that of buy
subsequent moinotlon
(From aim-tin or State Health
Deponmcni.)
Modules in a highly contagion:
disease which spreads readily from
mild cones and from patients in the
early staged bolero rho diagnosle la
mode. The slinution‘hue been um~
man up in the statement lhut 'the
prevention and control oi nimloe.
like that o: whooping cough and
tuberculosis. is lurcoly In the trends
or the public themselves "
in the present state of our know
ledge the prevention or measles recto
almost entirely upon one uleoeure.
homely. isolation or the patient.
.Whon the diocese is present in o
Mmmuuity nor-onto should isoislo
children .ohorrlnx' any sympto‘ino of
recoil! or coryzu until It can be de«
termined ivhother or not they on!
aiding to have measles. The dinette
is unload directly from one person
to onetherf end is moot contuious
during the early more: before the
rash appetite. isolation durinu this
period will prevent the oxpooure of
other people and be doing your
neighbor a. good turn.
llienslre Is donut-lolly serious in the
very young. Mont of theédeeill
from It occur In chl‘dren under uvé‘fi
years or are. For t is reason spooloi
care should be taken to protect
children during this early period or
life.
Experience indicates that (owned;
pie die from menoleo‘it properly
cured (or while ill. The eeeentlsls‘
or treatment in an uncomouented
case. may be summed no on root In
bed in a. well ventilated room. I.
light diet. so abundance or water.
and tree eiimlnetlon of moles from
We body. in else or high tempero:
re the doctor may wish to am
Theron in bed should continue
Measles and I
day- will help tide gain: over this
dour-or period
other complications or measles oc-
cur eccenionnily. Nephritie o! Indem-
motion or the kidney: is not with or
times. perhaps more frequent» than
is sometimes "thought. Still other
complications may occur hut not
often.
One of the most nor-lone Mite
of theories is the lighting up or e
Intent rooue oi tuberculous intole-
lion. Mien symptoms of tubel'euwe
dole book to shortly otter no lie
their at meeneloo
french tor keepiugmooeios pellenta
In bod re. few dnyseiter the rover
suhoidee especially it they ore not
In robust hosiih.
'rhls lo soother
Whore nol'nhyololen is in stronti-
ouce’ upon a case of measles, the
parent or rum-dim is required to re.
port the cone to the loos! heelth of-
floor.
of thin requirement and tor that
reason moor deeds of mansion in not
réported when the disease becomes
prevalent.
loot to all e physician for fear he
will report the cone and time cause
t a house to he oleoo‘rdod.
Many persons do not know
Parents sometimes rm;
Fear
oimra‘. I'ormeenies “larnev
iy tron: failure to underste d the
when of such plmrdd.
The measles ulocord Is not o no-
‘iioe or quell-undue but is designed
on a wording to per-eons who may
enter the promises where mmiee
“lots. Objection to quirontIne is
honed int-Rely upon the restriction or
snowmen“ incident to this mee-
‘dure. In the race or measles the
diluent “is =1qu - out of concur
with other members of the tomiiv
and the houoe Is not duel-outlaw
mourn other children on root hump
front eohool.
mogg felt; their ‘ohiin‘tion to pro-
Mot mil-om 0. disease which they
tit e‘o‘ifis ins: lime there would be
1'! mm. IWflOQ
mm». to the infirm
to to young children on None
:1 author hunch! . the
the Me at the Evening Sentinel oi.
March 17. 1306:
The newly (mulled common bel-
tel'y Hymn) in the Nor-walk Bx-
ehense or the Southern New Eng.
loud Toienhono Company hoe now
been le'oporetlon tor weeks end It
gives even creator satisfaction to
the patrons then they thought It
would. ' "
, d e I
”'Il‘lle Hutch sod Boiler camuooy
hwy received the order for the
authors end lumber tor the new
anions rectory. it includes who: is
believed to he the larageei. sired
timbers-pinned in a local building.
I 0
M6 you-Writ Kitten today?
I o o
DI-llisl HuMl-llll. South Nomelk
who mod nix yearn in the United
8mm navy on tho Pacino Coast in
on!» book nthls homo and is work-
ing or a‘flnmlir 9n the railroad.
t fl I I
Hon Porter in anointing in the
store of the United States Grocery
Company. in thenboenee of Charloo
Britta who is ‘ill ‘wlth themumpe.
l O t
Alfred Goldsohrnidt is visiting In
Bridgeport this afternoon.
It I «I
A number 0! men in the Redel
oyster anon have been told off. Burl-
qese hoe clocked oi: . considerable.
I i ‘
All or the town offices and the
large hallmydntho town assembly
are being rewind.
U Q
0
Miss May Griswold Ie the guest of
hire. Alice .‘ Word or. her city home
for a few‘ aye.
II 0 0
Andrew Taylor 01 Device, who
woo severely kicked by 11 horse is
slowly recovering.
l Is‘ It Your Birthday?
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 17
I! so. you will he the Wesslvo
time which doren't stop to worry
about obniacleo
You will be inclined to disregard
conventions, and to follow your
own Ideas.
Because of your intense individu-
alism. you will attract. much siten-
tion to yourself.
Be careful not to overdo your
brushing aside or tormolluee. how-
ever.
l Today in Other Years l
Today is (east day of St. Fotrlck.
bishop and apostle or Ireleud. who
tought or the Trinity by menus or s
summit.
Teddy is public holldsy in the
Mob Free Stole. Newioundlond.
New Modded Queensland. ‘
The British emuetod Boston.
March 17. I776.
Today is birthdoy anniversiry of
Charles F.1IBnuh. inventor oi the
ore litht. nud‘JPioroe Butler.
Nuned‘ihu’s. he wont to Ireland
ondv-eonvertedvthe Irish to Chris.
I unity. manual-coir econ withered
‘ to itself invention rot moxie end
on a handy in disease.
murmur. cam
W EDN ESDAY, MARCH
“)er
1 1,1920.
1 I)
to“
EAST NURW
RESIDENTS SEE
5 CARLOADS 0F
COAL UNLOADEII
Church and Social
News and Notes of
Interest To East
N orwalkere.
.. vm a...
Five csrioodo of hard coal have
been unlosdod oi the Eat Norwulk
Cool company's yordo oi liowon
street. Bevan more col-loads are In
South Norwolk and according lo re.
ports will he delivered to tho ynrrl
sometime today.
' O O
Mltthow Corbett. 0!
street. bod purchued s new Chi-ye»
ler coach or I present {or Mn
Corbett.
The weekly prs‘ren service of the
Christ Episcopal church. Will b4
held tonight or the church oi. 7:30
Choir reheat-oi will be held st in:
recwry It 8:10
0 O 0
Miss Matilda Smith.
street. spent the recent
the home of her brother. Rev.
J. Smith. of New Keven.
O D O
A.
in. fair.
pneumonia at hie homo and amine
loo Inter set In.
I‘
O 0
clone tomorrow at ‘llo Em Aw:
nue hi. Fl. church. the pastor. Roi
ounce with selected Individuals at
8:16. Any have or girls over 12 your:
or on. Who desire to unite with the
church Easter Sunday will be wel-
corned.
The Lsdlee' Aid society of the
ideal Avenue M. E. church will
meet this afternoon at the church or
2:30 o‘clock.
O 0 0
Mrs. Daniel R. IFritotod. Educ
avenue woe hostess to the mom
hero of the bodiee‘ Aid society 0!
Illa Swedish Bethlehem Congress-
Ilonol church this olternoon st 3
o'clock.
O i 0
Mrs. E. M. \‘orheee. Gregory
boulevard, has returned from a. two
weoko’ visit at the home or her eon
In Newsrli. N. J.
I 0
Mine Florence Austin. at Winfield
street. is confined to her homo Mill
3 severe cold.
i O
Mrs. G. P‘. Smith. Rowan ell-eel
will he hostess: for the members 01
the Woman‘s Guild of the Chris?
Ewart-pol church at her home. 10.
moi-row afternoon at 2.
t I I
The sowing comnmwc o! tin
East avenue Improvement essoclo
tlou. moi yeslerday afternoon or II:
home of Mrs. Fred Campbell. Boer
avenue. n}. 5’. Wool: im- Iho buxom
which the association plans to zlv.
in the tell. who in order for the
alter-noon.
O
,1
fl 0
time clubs or the coma. Epis-
copal church held their rec-1:191
meetings yesterday. The Girls'
Friendly society csndidoles met in
the afternoon at the church It 8:30.
the 8. 0. 8. Boys‘ club at 'I’. and tho
Girls“ club It the home of Miss
Julie. Clerk. Osborn evenue. at 7.30.
II t I.
U
Mr. and Mrs. Beninmln Diem-ow.
of Filth street. hove moved to (a
Cove avenue.
' I e 0
Mr. ond Mrs. Sidney Channel. of
Newark. N. .l.. are visiting It the
home of Mr. and Mrs. David Gould.
Winfield street. for e. tow days. Mm
Channel was formerly Mrs. Louis
Pratt Ind resided on Winfield
street.
There's so much to worry about
't's impossible to finish. do there
isn't really any use in filer-ling.
The man who laughs at his wife
when one has o bed cold should be
arrested for attempted suicide.
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'55 HE A MAIL. lid
Dill-E -\iOJ2- GDE
”macro...
Estate in the manner or moi-cross
n no told to only all rovers; picked
when room noos- o moulds and
worn neurone heart it word-
child's audit the little one would
" o. sumptm the lib the: wool-
WMMBWD
K o I.
untrained.
\Mumm
W'lnflold V
l! Rowan;
Sunday at l
The condition of William L. Wy ‘;
muss. of Melroee avenue. who war 5
removed to the Norwoik hospital ,
several doye ego. is reported so be I
Mr. Wymuso oonirrwlcd’
l Let us explain how you can arrange to
In piece or the general childron': V
Charles 8. Gray, will hold confer I
THE BANK or heavier
We will do for you clothing a good
bank ought to do.
Start a checking or savings account
with us and put us to the test.
THE
CENTRAL 11111111211) TRUST co.
NORWALK. CONN.
I
l 1
SERVICE
For Your
Family’s Future
Your prudence and business
judgment can be perpetuated
by the service and experience
of our Trust Department.
have us serve as your executor
- {I
or trustee.
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
GEOURITY
WE smvr
AT ALL TIMES
To please our customers and give
them all the service and courtesy
expected from 1 a well managed
bank.
We do not merely
“accept.” deposits but solicit them
The City National Bank.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
is abortle of
chilled in h
A Bottle of, Milk
when the 8“me it kept
in?!
No ice needed. but Frigidaire I
makes icomxboe for grown-
ups, too. See It working at
. The Norwalks’ Electric Co.
20 No. Main St... South Norwelk
. Phone 3978
health for baby
RIFIID IA'I'OR
metic of the idea.
young! , l
The Poop
4n-
Weshlnmn
There Is No Substitute
for A Savings Account
You may think there is!
you do, you are wrong.
Save at least ten per cent
of yoor wages or income.
This is no Herculean task, but
it is a task that must not be
taken lightly. and one that
must not be postponed. You
can’t get away from the arith-
you will make good.
Face the problem~over~
come all obstacles—~stari
now while the year is
SAVE YOURS IN
Trust Company
aplnouruooeemm
South VNorwolk“ _
if
If you try.
le’s
Street
I! from top to too-—
‘ Spring colors ..
fl
Full fisshloned, had all silk
$1.95
HOSE
Norwalk Chronicler