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i 3mm: MEMORIZING vitnsi':
HP “ill i‘nnir- down lwr rain lll‘on
13m mown urns».
As shoners that water the thrill.
O C O
Uncertainty and expectation are.
the joys of lite. Security is an in-
llpld think. and l‘llfi overtaking and
.possessing of a nisii disemrrs tliel
folly of the chnsc.~--1(Ton;:rerc
EASTER PARADES ‘.
The weather man rewarded the
payout of hoili the Norwalk flapper
’tnd staid matron vestel'dny by flood-
'ntg this section with many hours of
”bright and cheery. if chilly. sunshine.
Local churches ncre crowded with
.fnorning worshippers. IBM-client.
. musical programs nero combined
with. religious services marked nith
-Iincerity and torrency. to make the.
any a. memorable one.
When the houses or worship open-
pd their doors, the day was given
over to dame fashion. The young-
store may have shivered just 9. bit.
but nevertheless refused to don costs
which w0uld have concealed their
new dresses and suits.
New shoes and hosiery. hats and
‘ dresses were to be seen aeverywhere.
North and South Main streets. West
avenue and Wall street and also East
Avenue witnessed miniature Easier
parades. which demonstrated clear-
is the good taste of Norwalk nomen
and the excellence of the finery ear-
. 'ried by local shops.
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'MUXICIPAL lNCINERA'l‘nR
The hearing beiore Judge W.
Quake of the Superior Court here
'Seturdny on the. establishment (it it
.leecond city dump at Scurlew ave-
lnue should demonstrate clearly one
E‘thing, if nothing else, namely the ne.
I'cessity of a. municipal incinerator.
- Opponents of this proposal will
tell you how much it will cost and
that. the city cannot afford it at this
time. Our contention is Norwalk can-
not afford not to build an incinera-
tor. with which to dispose of its gar-
bage and waste.
. were we ahlo to calculate. ilie loss
‘10 the city and its oystermen and
property owners because of the dam-
age wrought by the pollution of lo-
cal waters by disagreeable and foul
waste of all sorts, we would quickly
..realize that an incinerator, no inat-
1 Tier what its original cost. might be.
5 would pay for itself in a short time.
It you doubt this. discuss the, mat-
ter with local oystermen, owners or
lahore front property and residents
.70! Sedview avenuh.
PUBLXC TASTE? \
The Ken‘ York University Daily
News took up the mace the other
ids? against "Medley." ‘a magazine
Tpublished by the same school. The
Daily charged that the monthly was
'obscene. declaring that an edition de-
noted. to "Her." purporting to glorify
the American co-ed, was tilled with
obscene innuendos. Obscene or not
the 2,000 copies of the periodical
Cold like ‘lightning.
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cmcnnz LA 175313115.
The French say "Cherchez la tem- l
me.” which means “always the wo-l
'men." literally that the women are
the real lenders in everything. .Non‘
fSRnora. Morgherlta, Sertaiti, known
.uiflussolini's “minister without a
port‘plio." is revealed as the able
‘1'! of the Fascist dictator and the
:mother of the Fascist movement. We
'had been wondering how Mussolini
did so well:
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umx. nun; mznmzs :
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Dumb. driven heroes of the steer- l
to: wheel, lttentionl Listen to the
ma word ”om California.
. Justice of the Peace Ray Grimtli
1 of Redwood City, has decided a. hus- '
mad but the right to exile his will:
fly on driving from the back seat.
A cook in Santa f‘ruz is the hero
'1 ‘39 based the way! Now. ifyour
mg ml insists on telling you
”do I. too ahead? you have only
am an cut. end carry your
fee the litmus court.
New lluvrn does not “out his po-
. Farrell.
‘gns.
‘uuuiii to
‘lawM-r on present day court proce-
‘i‘ord is‘a lawyer of note. but he is
iron the family auto when she in- ;
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TEARS FOR STITENTH
(Hutton! Cain-anti .
Police t‘hict Philip 1‘. Smith ol'
trolmen to shoot Yule freshmen
rlotere. but we assume he wouldn't
mind it the officers made the
youngsters shed to few tears. . All it
is. since the Elm C‘ity polico'eunnoi
use their guns. the students how
the twill-r of uny t-ilv‘uilliior. ‘i‘huy
enjoy a huml-tu-hunii tussle with.
the 'cops"—-ln tact, they rind that:
half the inn oi' the uccusion. Roi
ienr nlirr stir. “it? riots «in
“staged" by llll‘ "l'reehww." isnnlh‘
discipline nut\vitlistuinluu:
'l‘lin I~Llni t‘tty eiiiei inlxiit tutu»
note of an interesting li.t|\0\‘llillx lu
ll.irt“ord. It in Migraine, \ tear
min tmmli N‘llt‘Slllilil in \luuiunstrnL
till: his “ares at thv .‘ldl'lu‘i street
lieai‘iqulrters, put t‘iiiet tlurrctt .1.
Lieutenant Linn-(visit. 03111
err Sullh an and the. Janitor to flight.
i‘nurnuo is of no mull ncuinet tel-r
‘l‘lir tlncst lake to their heels.
.\ t-w \\1~ll.pltteed l\.l\' gnu huiniis.
ilimnn tn' \‘lilct‘ Smith's |Hllli‘llllt‘\l,
tuku till the luv out oil
.1 Yale riot. It would be an inter-
retint experlincnt. at least.
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am. TILSON‘n WISH (‘.-\I'Tl(‘).\‘.
thew limen lleglsterJ
Flour 11":lili‘l'
'l'ilson ivsit'ns thel
llouso that “.my inuiu'ritil increase
in i-ipiniliiuro or nutlmrlzuilon.
men for the most meritorious nilr~
poses. cannot be justified unless we
are nilllng to go back will undo
what. we have :lll‘(.':ii1)‘ done in the
tax Lin." lly passing the ink hill
Congress indicated a desire to light-
en the people's tax burden. If it “he
sincere in that desire, it will nou-
take to heart the. “evils of the house
floor loader rind. no matter how
rosy the. i'lnnncinl horizon. slend-
fusiiy resist till mates for inci'ii-itscii
expenditure. vcalizing that any sur-
plus should be. applied to reduction
of the public debt or n turtlicr cut-
ting of taxes.
RIGVISIM‘; SPEED LIMIT.
('Ansouin, sentinel.)
From their public utterances. it;:
appears that Mr. Ziiacdonnld and
Mr. Stoeckcl seriously disagree on
the question of regulating the speed
0: motor vehicles. For practical
purposes, they will have to get to-
gether. if what ‘.\lr. Iiincdonald
means is that. the open-road driver
at 20 miles an hour or less will have
to reform. his obstructive ways, in
that. We can follow him. But it he.
means to suggest raising the speed
0! others to exceed 40 miles nu
hour, he is headed fur dancermis
\vatOrs,
Drunken Drivers.
(New ‘ oven .iournalJ‘ourier.)
Once in 3 while, the. public get the
honest-to-goodness opinion of an able
dure. Harrison B. Freeman of Hart.-
aiso receiver of the Hartford-Spring-
field Railway company and he does
not. relish liming his husses smashed
up. In (1 communication in tho
Hartford Times he ends a. spirited
article, dealing with :1 recent. such
case. by saying curtly, "Drunken
drivers must he forced off the rand
and this run only he done. liv im~
posmg severe jail penalties and not.
by more lines or suspension of judg-
ment."
Today in Other Years
APRIL: 3
Today is feast day at (\‘t. Vincent
Ferrer. called the “Angel of the
Judgment," because God was said
to have appeared to him and urged
him to convert. sinners ”because my
judgment is nigh."
The New York Chamher of Com-
merce was founded April 5. 1768.
Today is public holiday in Catholic
countries in observance. of Easter
Monday.
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MONDAY. Artur. s, 1926.
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ROWAYTON
HOW TO KEEP WELL
By DR. HUGH 8. CUMMING
surgeon General, United Statics Public Health Service
THINKING OF A VACATION?
in a. world that. is so arranged that
most of us are compelled to work
during the greater portion of the
war. a change. a rest. it mention
goes for to make that work possible,
livrrv mun mid woman employed is
entitled to :1 vacation. Get away
from home and business it ,\ou can
possibly afford it. A change of sur-
roundings is helpful to restore.
health and strength.
It is not. nrcessnry to no long dis-
tancrs but it is necessary to get out
in the open. Forget your business.
forget. your jolt. iorget your cares.
You will be better alt for a. vacation
and your business will not suitor.
Wherever you to you should make
careful inquiries concerning the. snub
tary conditions of the place. Sani-
tary conditions are more important
than golf links. tennis courts. bell
rooms and beautiful scenery.
Jot these questions down and
when you are casting about. for a va-
cation spot check the place up will!
this list. It. the writer supply safe?
What is the source of the water sup-
ply? Is there a. sewage system?
\Vherc do the. sewers empty? If
there is no sewage system is there
safe. disposal or waste. Are the
kitchen, pantry and dining room
clean and are they protected nninst
files? In the mills pasteurized? From
where does the milk supply come?
Is the dairy clean? Also. are there
swamps. ponds, or other mosquito
breeding places near b,\".‘
After 30!) have iound a. suitable
place in which to‘spend your vaca—
tion you should make sure that you
spend your vacation time sensibly.
Keep good hours. Don't waste. your
vacation hours indoors at. the curd
table. Improve your health and
strength by getting plenty of exer-
cise in the open air. Keep happy.
Worry is the toe of health.
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PEACEABILITY
“Have you any plans for peace?"
"No." answered Senator Sorghum.
"i'm going to be personally peeve-
sble; and so. perhaps. set .1 little of
an example."-oli'nshlnztnn star.
20 YEARS AGO l
the issue of ihn ICvrnlng Sentinel of
April 5, l'it'lii:
A l‘l‘glllnl‘ husunm inviting oi the
Ct-ntrui Liihor lumn has held lust
cir-nlnz iilld :ll'l'IilIQI‘lllt'lll‘i
made: for 3 int: ll'li‘i'llllL' of
main or the Nmn'allis in 11( lir‘lil on
'I‘liursil iy, April 11'.
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The, renvrul i-itvniimlte 0‘
“"0” Ilm'ilx' nlltl l.’l'lrl"l'
held .1 lll“'"llll§ l'iti owning and .1. -
i'l'li‘ll to outline Beecher‘n lflrnm
Corp. u'l tin nl'zlil of April Ii.
the advertise ll‘fil‘ lHll'.
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You don‘t have to he a bad actress
to not. terrible.
South Norwalli
All money deposited in this bank
before April 6th. will draw in—
terest from April lst.
South Norwallt Savings Bank
Deposits’over $5,000,000.
Connecticut
llalll-‘l lldl‘.l.\ ‘.‘.l\n lu‘iririls :ii Phil’-
nr-y I‘ollrvs i‘lucr in Monroe sirrr'.
\vns ili'iiuig Mr. l‘oli-y's coal uti-
igon lzist Writing, and in some nay
’slippeil and it'll, coing under the
wagon. 'l‘hc. 1mm“ apparently step-
ile mi ill» taco. hrulsing und cutting
lit. (‘Ollf-lllt‘l'fllllt‘ Hm sustained no 54‘1‘1
ious iniurlns and is around today.
in 4 a e
John W. l'lcutiv ilvfmled William
1. Ill:i.-1‘~r in the inn-l il'illl'lliill'rnl
oi" illi .\vvr\l.ill\ i'ltll'. lust Honing.
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Spring Hill und \lt.“lllll_\ vvri'o :iur-
'lf‘il this morning by a nude man
i’fllilllllg about In. streets i'lllil
woods. The l-eliei “as uprrssnl
that the man was inszme.
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The i'i1l1ins are coming l-m‘k iron:
.hcir southern retreats in censiciniiy
lmi’l‘i‘flflflfi numbers.
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Andrens Norn‘alk
arrival in rt few rims oi
ot
Refill-“nib
-->xrweci.s til
i new automobile. The ear is ot tho.
lino cylinder. two cycle type and is
"4 well known Detroit malt-r.
: e e e
l Arthur Morrison has resigned his
lposition ulth the Yale and Torvnp
it"ornpan,\.
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Captain Henry Reynolds of East
,Norwalk. succeeded in launching his
fsloop the other day.
| u o e
3 Alfred Boutwell who is now home
.t‘rom college for his Easter vaca~
,ilon. will preach the Sunday sermon
lin the Broohside chapel,
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EASTER BRINGS
LARGE NUMBER .
T0 CHUHCHES:
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EEver-Ready Circle To
1 [Meet With Mrs.
. Andrew Mills Tues-
day Evening.
. linstnp nus liltlugly t‘Il‘ti‘l‘lVfll in.
illunmiim churches with lurc- l.\’ iii-l
iii-what n- r\-p-esfr>nitn-r1,1 by in whillill
\lllll‘-li’.‘tl pl‘tltl'lllll‘". l
i >1 Hi: 1 s iipr-Ilr-ti in Iii-nunmr \ii’hl
.1. .‘xlllll‘luw meriins: all, Jizfl" in tin" lrrv.‘
Baptist church. "'lll' l1 '
.‘ll persons filli‘lldi'l’l. A, number of}
‘iwrsons hiked from hinrnnik to at.
L'vurl this wrvlee which nus conduct-
l-ii l1\ lin- Rev. \"lv‘ioi‘ Si-ulre.
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‘iu i"‘ill‘t'll, ruliii‘ican lw iii :‘Vlr‘
li:".il11i lirr\, llv'l’l"l"ll Slrlil. l'l lltll'
mini. n as \ei'l rut-ll fill"l:'l"'l A mu-
lri-‘ril program was l’l'llilt'l’i‘r'i M n
*i'louhlo qimi'ieite i‘OllH'~llllt;' or Mrs.
'Letvisa Howie, Mi‘fi .‘lni‘jul‘lv I'I'ifriiili
filils‘ lllli'ni.i .l:|i‘\li~‘. \lls. l.|ll‘
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illllFlt l' flw‘l.‘vl'-. .\ 1m .’l:iil| oi iuu~
l’l“ mos presenir-l llllil"l ilu ills-viioiii
."l 1‘11". lint] Mrs. “'llliuni l"i'fidt'rin"r:n
Ambler. iii the eveulnr .‘llfls Cnroli
iMills (iv-lizlliml ilir- 1‘ill‘L'l-‘tft'l-vll \"ilhl
.l. ll'f‘llllllllll or-in. I
\ number of i‘liilul'vi: urr.
crvivi-rl lniu Ill“ church Ii“ l'l'l‘vl’lllfil‘l-l
.er iiieiul'n-is, and n Illlllll‘t’l‘ of .inlults.
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.‘ll'l‘llll". \vill a-ntirluiii lilo llifi'lll'f’l‘Sl
‘Oi‘ lll- l-Zlv'lul‘leady i‘iri-le of llli‘
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‘v‘lr-tv e.’ the lion'u'tnli \ivilv'ulis'
.t‘l‘lllrch “‘1“ lie ltv-lll imn'xl‘rtvr utter-
:noon at the 1mm: of Mrs .‘i'lsrph
il’x‘. Ta} lor, l‘ennowr strict.
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Mrs, Henri Sherlock is Mill quite;
ill .xi her hnmw, llluhlanii avenue.
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Mrs. (infirm Lalipllvi'e. of Hart-
inril. \ssiiml hr".~ (other, I". l'. \VD‘M.
ll l":'r'~.r :i\-'nur. >.illllil’l\‘.
l ‘ h ‘.7‘7N—‘« V . . . .
i .\ nut: H0. .\\t-.ii.mi1.
A i'nlli‘m'lllu lvs'inlwr risked 1) Pull-
1mrin porter the amount of his aver—y
'rigr ill'. The ii-tcrn l‘i‘lllll‘fl that lite,
.l‘t'l'Jlll' iiumni. .:ti- ‘1. Tim banker
'l‘..ll\il"('1 him :i dullni. Tlv porlvr
'iarcsscri 11‘.“ silver coin ui'i"i‘llUl'.:ll-‘l_\"
,ziuil will; "l'essuii. hose. but ~\ou l5
pie iusl puhson nlirit has come up to"
.the rivo'raize.” Coast Bankers.
Is It Your Birthday?
' MONDAY. APRIL 5
I ‘It so, you will have many strug- ‘I
pies to overcome. The greatest of.
liliese will he your tic-sir“ to iormkn'
illlt’. confines and restrictions of:
' civilization. 1. ‘
It is persons born on this date?
who become adventurers. who runi
sway and become drillers on,
strange shores. Born ihren hun-l
dred years ago. you might, have no.1
come :1. pirate, not from creed. but.
;purcly rhrnuuh rebellion against the;
lorder of things, I
WELCOME TO ALL
We invite the. accounts ui‘ (‘orporatirixm
Societies and all responsible «'rrgnuizmioln.
as well a‘s individuals.
We. nill welcome an opportunity in tullv
pinjr with you the ways no can serve j'ivll.
THE
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
TRUST ., CO.
A Woman’s Duty
It. is the duty of women too,
to conserve the interests of heirs
by appointing an administrator
who makes a business of handling
estates—one who never dies.
Have your lawyer name us
as your executor.
The South Norwalli Trust Co.
Scrvicc Securit.V
POULTRY l
WIRE SETTING '
ALI. suns IV srocn
Spades ~— Forks —-— Rakes ..- l
Hoes —- Shovels —— Wheel- .‘
barrows. 1
rural: DELIVERY i
Roseniield Bros. 1
Hardware. and House l‘urnislilugs l
125 Washington St. Phone 340
Money is a
HARD WORKER
if you give it a chance.
Save as much of it as you
“an, without being miser-
' 13' or doing without
l things that you or your
Have you ,seen the new family ought to have.
“TRIMFIT”
Full Fashioned
SILK HOSIERY
at $1.39 pr.
In all the newest spring
shades. They are not only
good looking but. good wear-
ing too.
Then put it into this
strong bank. where it
will he safe and Busy
earning interest for you.
Save Yours In
The People’s
Trust Company
First Bank tinder the Bridge
Mme. Jeanette
56 80. Main St. 80. Norwalk
_.on_
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Washington Street
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The City. National Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
DEPOSITS
‘1 March 31“ 1922 were $1,358,091.88
7 March 3lst 1923 were 1,810,486.01 increase $452,394.13
Marsh 31A 1924 were 2,116,135.24 increase
‘ March 313t 1925 were 2,442,836.54 increase
. March 3lst 1926 were 3,049,017.51 increase
: The Officers and Directors are pleased with the show-
. ing, but we look beyond the, figure and consider with
gratitude the many friends we have made.
South N orwalk
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F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Nor-walk
no
305,649.23
326,701.30
606,180.97
A Pipe Dredm
Come True!
Heat has been distributed by [ripen
for are—a natural process. era's
col , carried the same way—only.
you don’t see the pipe. In 8
Fri idol” ’ re
ELECTRIC? REFRIGERATOR
Th 're all hidden. Gone leloe and
the co bill. No more do you de-
pend on the ice we Electric
current takes their p we and keeps
all foods in a chameleon. chilled
temperature. Let us show you.
The N orwallis’ Electric Co.
20 No. Help 815., South Norwalk
Phone 2978
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