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flue ‘nonts shall endure lot-ever.
“dime shell be continued ss long
. mm sus. sue nun shell be blessed
l in Min. All nations shsll call him

bsppy.

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‘ “or. would not be so msny open
' till it there were not so msny

; (m urn—Bishop Hell.

. wur rtucs common?

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in another month or two many
idiomlhboys will be coming home
cottons grsdustes. Some old-
srs will inquire what good the

I M. That. 0! course. depends on
hub young men.

s decree costs tour
this sad constant application to
’ ol work and “500; the mas-
j- it"s. tlve years and 86000. and the ‘
’ chlorate. seven your and $8590.
This does not. include the millions
dollsrs event'snnuslly by the
m Vtor mslntsining institutions of
Minor learning. Students attending
. ego and those who plan to enter i
,~ 'll do well do consider the tremen-
' investment which they srs
.m. sud strive to gain the ut-
mgr. vslue from the time and
inoneylepcnt.
. Studoi'lts who take their college
. work seriously, as on important
fifoundhtioh for tuturo lite. will ”glad
imployers mt‘r to ,. give thorn .3
lice. But students who think
first their lito of work is complet-
When they have been graduated
will find that ivhlle a. college di-
piofnl'. will get them their first job.
it insynever get them a second.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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\‘lNDlCA'I‘lOA .
it new begins to appear thst. 5
”391“. the fondest predictions of
nominff‘iocsi reformers and various
.l“ dedicated to tho upliit 0!
-~ (human rsce, our young people n
' idiylss they implied. I,
York city is a. bi: town.
{you'd think youth would have
“at ohsnces ‘to stray. ,Xet tor
‘ test 19 years it decrease from 11
“M" in Juvenile asses of delin-
eney per 1000 of population was
.“.
Andbhlcsgol Why. we had thought
,7 in. urine-talk. that bringing a
' slid be? up in Chlcsgo wss Just
lending them to hell without a
But it seems that Chicsgo
melded is similar decrease in do-
" may ~
.sstns reports come from
We: 'duess-Wubinston. 'Boston.
'e. New Orleans. Richmond.
use. and other cities. the fig-
n3 hosed on s2 study by the
's tunes of the United
partner“. 0! Labor.
moo-owed tlsppers snd sheilrs
'o be pretty well able to take
‘ol themselves. blow. how about
’ older sisters snd brothers?

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‘ the tired Norwslit house'-
"It 1 only didn't have
on sassy!" she is but re-
‘s‘t s seem custom much at
fits nature. clue in Cslltor-
. ‘ huge lion fsrxn. The
' ‘ My tbet lloudsy is Blue
lib lions becsuse on inst
are ted only water. “Their
3&0]th rest one dsy." he
Toasts not. mm s kill
W lotus insists:-
W-

aring to poison thorn su-vnentsly.
ants and

redslln opponents. the Fire

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

that wsy. But. on second thought.
he became more philosophical.
set down on the porch snd waited.
I-le waited about s hell hour. 'l'lion .
he decided he had
enough and started or: the porch.
porch.

nppesr‘sd and said: {'My husband is
coming up the street now. Porhsps
you’d like to some in. slthough I
ought to tell you we hsve sickness
yesrs 0! in the house.
that? Would you be sfrsid?

not afraid or snything. But what is

the measles."

trucks 'at the ides. at being scared
off on order by the measles. but the were William Schenck sud
thing that plessed him most was; Farrell. both of Newark. h”. J

up in Whistlevilie.

be renounced.

get. I hsve‘ composed s poem 'lor
you to memorize:
'Twss noon st. the Pslace lunch

.y Asked the counter-man out of his

the well known Mr. Cutblll. who csn

which of the three he wsnts:

club -'st its regulsr meeting this
morning decided to challenge the
Palace Lunch Meringue Pie Assocl'
stion to s. basebsll contest in the
near future.

the Sunday morning assembly. yes.
terdsy.
Everymn's Bible class. Leedsr Jim

home. When asked whether it wits s.
boy or a. girl. he said it wss a. baby
kitten."—-The Norwsllr Hour.

Amcrlcsn Mercury gets thsti

“--—-———--——--—-.-
Argentine Anth

(APl—A me we: is rsging in Cell-
fornis. end stole outbortifl. tor from
trying to poetry the combatants are
adding to the sloughter by endeav—

derlr-brown Argentine
their
ants.

predicted the Argontflte snt. eventuol
:13: would crowd out all other breeds

rsoeintbisstotnhtebullettns

,- 1 ill MM

sweetly snub-d tor your psrsessi
ussdsnstsosepeit. resell up.
Never tote on insult for muted.
insist on proof.

All of which I hove believed to
be the port or wisdom tor msny

truth never cents so torolbly as i
got it from the lips or Pet Cooney
in tbe louth Norwslk rsilrosd Its-
tton the other night.

. Hr. Cooney is s salesmen of motel
gsrsses end s very seed ssiesmu.
lie hos ntsny triends oil over this
section of Connecticut slid lives in
Bridgeport. '

A short e ago a men in Whlsc
tievilis sent Mr..¢ooney an inquiry
by melt about s. gums. nir. Cooney
followed up the incur-y with s per-
eensl visit snd lesrned tbst the
prospective customer could be seen
only in the evening. 80 Mr. Cooley
mode snother visit sbout supper
time.

On this second visit he rung the
doorbell end wss greeted by the
lsdy ot the house who explained
thst her husband miss out but
would be beck very soon.

"Very well. then. l'il welt," ssid
Mr. Cooney. eipecting to be invited
in the house.

"All right." said the lady end she
lent the door leaving him outside
on thermal. _
For n minute Mr. Cooney's Irish
was all tip and he decided to take
his bag snd get back to Bdidseport.
He wasn't uhd to being trested

Ho

As he did so the lady of the house

Doyou core sbout
“0, no." said Mr. Cooney. "I'm

t. scarlet fever. or diphtheria?
“No." she sold. "the children hole

Well, Pat slmost rolled over in his

retro sltlieusb eonilrnistion of its

lingered long '

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rumors i shrimps.” CONN.

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FIRST AMERICAN:
R. RQHARTRRI

i {New York Central:
. Celebrates Anniver- i
Q sary of Mohawk And
‘ Hudson Franchise

The New York (‘ 'lill‘dl Lines to-
i‘iny “ill lI'll'brfllt: the li'ln’lrl'tl'll ail-l
.niu-ruii'y ml the Cllui'l‘JiiiI vi the.
NUllfl‘llt‘ .\', Hliilsfill lI‘:ilil-:ivi. 11'l\\"
sn essentill pull of tin main mil l'lCh‘
of trniiic. ll “us on April 17, ”26,
that tho ll-gislului-u 0‘ Hi“ Slum (.r
.\'r\-.‘ Yuri. si'iiilevl t vimil-‘r in
ihis historic. li.t--. “hi"ll Mr. l'l iiil
probsbimv 111'. ii"! Noam iminmi‘
corporation owl chartered in this:

 

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country.

Th0 l‘r‘lil‘ll'lllIOD “'lll l“‘l.'l"i (in [ha
sewniccii lllllPll of railroad i": luv-on;
Albany and 5"‘lil llf‘liill'lV. mo.- which
an August 0. lfini tho in: Wilt.
Clinton lOC'UlllltllVH li‘lill~'d )in 1hr,
train. The New York C-.-nu~.ii has‘
invited to be present a nolulilc as.-
‘sembly of railroad er.I-':uli\'ts. pub-
lic oiiicials and prominent cilia-11s.,
Bron“ inhleis will he pineal on the.
wells oi ihw dcpols at Albany and,
Schenectady. -

l’itgosut o! 'MVilnu'llR‘.

 

 

 

 

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Headed by the old De Witt Cliii-}
ten locomotive and the stage conch;
csrs which it liaulcri. .1 special lrnln l
will proceed from Albany to b‘chi‘n.‘l
cctady with s pasta“: of tho vari-Z
ous types at locomotives, from the»,
De Wilt Clinton on. ;
Returning to New York City, the,
commemoration “ill conclude wilh’
.:. ,ienquc-l at tile ll<.-i-fl \vaidoi-r-j
Astoria .ul wlillli iii-i attendance.
“Ill bu 1.‘JC\‘. Chilunv‘l.y M. lJt‘pl‘W,‘
chairman of the board of directors
'30! "iv Xuv York (.‘Lll'l‘iil Lines. will]

 

 

 

 

 

 

-. 20 YEARS AGO

 

 

April 17, 1906:

Two men Wel’u swept to

 

he knowledge that the lady hadn‘t,

mount anything wrong by leaving-
him on the porch.
she wss sctueiod by s. line desire to
protect him from possible hsrm.

On the contrary

And so another gsrsge is going

0 I O
This column has been asked to

tst'e how the word meringue should

order thetlyon may never lor-

Aud the last of the run: bit llllll
gone.-

lee us some pie."
bunch

And we smiled like the milkmsn
st down.

What kind of pie shell 1 rive

you?”

rosred the

dream.

old we. ‘0 melts it meringue

Chocolste. lemon or cresm.’
O 0 I

Also this poem is dedicated to

ever seem to make up his mind

0 O

. Sport Item
stillson Petrol Cots Coin

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The Coos .Cois club

C O O

hoon.

from the up of . box a, u N“ ‘coluoilve and hes icinaiiicd a steam:
River street tunnel shortly before ' When Senator Hiram llinghom of score ieit Brookhsri sliced, 2 ”NW“ ”millilmu-“ly "0m ‘5'5 Oil-i
1:30 o'clock this morning. They Connecticut decisred himself on thel The Steckilss in the Semin- u .; 1-: . 0'1;ng it“? Many :Ihrr ear: rail-g
James . . - . for taking into account, you” ”104““ s rfuan 0mm on or err-‘i‘I-'

‘ "“9” send"), Fmith “.' l‘roolthart voters’ illient. The Brookhtii-litts' "1"" """l tirsm l"’“'"- l'”? “”0

. . . 0‘ 10“" i“ '1" “WOW “Rm '0 146w stood pat on the law. cannibal. el lean! ("‘l‘lfiioiinli}; l".

A new building anti «touirsctlnni rm ”T" “MM“ - ° .. ,l“\ci'l. in llOl'h‘S 0': mules; but 1114‘»

firm ca‘mc into existence this morn-
in . The members 0! the firm nro
Burger and Georgia E.

El sworth
Robins.
0 U 0

The Woman's Guild of

building in Washington street. '
O O 0

A lpli‘ltzd horse owned by Morel-
it and Cot-hone. the Norwslir' truit
dcilers, furnished a. lively runway
in West avenue. this morning. The»
horse rsn aivey while Mr. Cnrbonr:
wesdeiivering some fruit in tin

home of General Russell Frost.
I I U

to Mr. and Mrs. L. lib-ick-
er of lieniord pines. .
O O 0
Ms: Rogers the South Norwsllr
ststion sgent. who has been ill (or

several weeks. has gone to Vermont
lo recupersie. ‘

O O O . .
Reed and Volk have inkenlthe

contrsct "to change the lighting in
the home end born or w. B. Hub-
bell. Rowsytou.

Just so many dogs on em l-umi vote for Stock. but sn unususl num~ ’
ning around. despite the food ‘do
scene.

0 O 0
Arthur Price has resigned his. po.

:20 every morning but since mun")! 8'06"! South Norwalk.‘
state police havo been so active in;
Norwsik and the coils; on the club's
lavorit. beverage hoe looked so sus-
picious (ii-om the sidewsllt) runny
former members seem to have dis-
appeared.

O 0 3

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Sheriff Hendrie of Stamfordis in

Nevada. end Deputy Sheriff .lnhnl

Scuiiey is csrrying on his legsl bus- i
there.

 

 

"Before. introducing his subject st

 

f i
Todayyin Other Years I

 

at the Regent theetre. of

lienwood informed the class that
baby has just been born at his

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Gooa Heavens! Welt ’tll the

On Domestic Pest

W

memento. cu. ’ its}. 17

pope who succeeded St. Pius.

John Plerpont Morgan.

‘ferring trout New Heron to midge-
port the headquarters division, Filth
Buttsiion. Novel Militis. have .been
issued by the Adlutsnt Genersl. The

trsnsfer has..been spproved by the
Con-intendent. third nsvnl distrlci.

Todsy is fesst day or at. Anicetus.

Today is birthday anniversary or

 

5th Bat. B'dqt'rs Moved

 

Hurrah—(Ari Orders trans-

fl‘he following items spésred ‘lin
tits issue of line. Evening Sentinel of

death

'l‘riuiii‘
Church. held a rummage sale ycs~
ierdoy. in the South Norwslk Club

 

lllOCNlll". rival
l‘anicl l". Stock
it “on
:«urprisc.
l-llhgiinm‘s
conservative
the cow. Brook

0rd us one

 

A mung

 

ly aligns him with them.
‘lhere use a. pretty nencrul inciins~

tlon to fsvor Steclt's kind of Democ~

trad? over Broclthurt‘s kind of R.-
plibllCInlrm.
C I

Binsllum. lmucur, didn’t allow
ihis conservative preierence‘s to in-
fluence him. He lieiieyed Brookhsrt
hell the stronger case.

Exsminstion of the Brookltsrt-

 

.u. majority of the electors meant to

g‘hor of tiio..i csst tor him proved to 1 conservative communities on earth.i "'

ihuve been incorrectly marked. the
News law doesn't.
'rcclIy-mnrkcd ballot to count. Sub-

sitJon as a clerk in Behren's mar. trucling such votes from Fteclt's
used to meet quite regulsrly about i k" end ween!“ a position in the ~-----

 

 

Nutmeg Conservative
Senator Surprises .’Em

Bingham Supports Brookhari

 

tho i'lfillll i'f his
iionicsiing De-

il'lll'i It

it
'0

hart has 3 rec-

g!
the d e o p e a .
dycil radicals in
the upper house.
i h 0 l
rcguisr Repub-
lic e. n senatorsp
of whom Blur-
hsm. by resson
A son wss born Monday “tonic! conservsiQn. which sutomstlcoi-
is one.

'Steclt ballots seemed to indicate tllati

permit an incoh,

iprcside. i'. l). Ci-mtlgy. president oil
NM New York Crnirui Lines. Gov-l

:rnor Fmiili. \isvur Wellan- and
1other impatient nirn viii driller
oddly-sees. 'l‘he speeches will be;
[broadcast horinniiir at 9:3” p. m.i

{inn-null 5'.\'.ll.)li "SUE"
l cll bill'lO‘J“.

'i‘hl': Mohawk & Hudson Railroad
unmumclv smirsi strum rrp'ratiun‘:
liu lMl with no .lnnviit'sinhulii lu-'

null amlint-l

 

Binlllum's bouillon on the Fi‘OCllhl D" Wm "‘l'nh’n m“ mnmml'wwi

lillrt-Sletlk mt-rslion. despite the may i “m“ "upm'mhd by o'h'r m“ r" 1' I
‘ ho undoubtedly felt. speaks extreme- ' 1” ”WW?!" " , ‘
' ly Well tor this quality of his iniesri- "m” “W” "m” “" ”0'"-

a;

SATURDAY. APRIL 17. 1926.

 

 

luiiiii. lili-

BUSINESS SUCCESS

«ivliisiriis prnpv-r iiii.iiil'l'.
lul humility lilli‘l tho confidence and a.»
*istancr- of some nll'lllg and prcyrmiw
ll'ilili l\ at your "'i‘ ll'l'.
'l' H E
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
TRUST C0.

L\'i‘i'_\ Pill’i‘itsr

 

 

 

 

 

Our

Service

 

A
RECORDIN G
DIME BANK

Will Be Given

Every Person
Making a
Deposit in

Department on

April 15th .
Our 25th Anniversary

South Norwalk
Trust Co.

To

Savings

Security

 

 

 

 

W. lie didnll lirolrnd to be enthu-' Tl‘" “‘l'llflll-‘ll “all! uiiflln'id a‘
illfldiic over T‘lrl'lfilt‘hiil'l. but be “13.55““: a: lilull .‘lr In; lll‘llh (in hot“ I

 

tor Bit-lug him what he consideredlt'” ”“3 "“l' "”1 m ”'5 ”Hymn!”
him entitled to nevertheless. nesoiillml the '-L\'L'iilt‘€‘ll mllus iruni

 

‘ Not but that there uro other Albany to Sclirnwmdy in 33 mm":
equally conscientious members .tf “Wk :
the House sud Senate. but thclyi By lfiisv-lweile .vcui's after the.

name isn‘t legion. flu in speak. ' Optfnlllli of s-tzw u in Yu‘c'l‘il Allan)"

The fact is tha»' umghflm lcn‘tlflnd Sclienmzrad:~~ii'lie other small
icaill‘ one of the Old Guard The; railroads \"cl‘c l'nili', covcl‘lfis? ”10
'Old Gusrd's conservative and :o iséF-‘tl‘fi l‘i'lwt’m FClWHvV-‘lni'ly and But"
he. but the Old Guard's Conservatism tale It took 1‘5 home to make tho
i is politics! as well on personal. Bing. journny ni..l rl-lpiirt-d nine clmugn.
ibnm‘s s conservative simply because i or cure. in 191-: llit‘ lli'S'. New York;
{that’s what he is. Central Railroad Company come;

A rt-guior‘ii a vomiur lhrowh' n (xistlnre liil’u‘lgh the consoiiu'
thick and thin. lgilon oi than. railroads into
one (Oilllililoutl l'TLK‘Cl‘ly under a!
llllfll‘.‘ indnancmein. Subsequently.
by Lonbolidfiliilg Willi thr: Hudson.
Rivr-r l-iniimuil, running south from?
‘ All‘in); in NM? ‘i'olli l“i'_v_ tilt‘ :'\'1:\'.'
ll'orl.1.ti'i'rui it lilli‘idlil lt’ivcr Rail.
rouli l"iir$ l‘ gin into llcinr'. This is:
him. iiircusiy acquisition of;

 

 

will
Bingltsm‘s personal beiieis senor-i
:sily coincide with reguisre' poll. i
lcies. but when Se happens to dis
‘iu-nt. so he did in the Brookllsit-l
lt‘lct‘k our. hr. probably can bl‘l‘t‘ililrs:
$415 unmanageable. an insurgent as:
. horris or Frazier. Lnl’olietts or Nyr.
f Tint: brand of conservatism is
‘Igmfimng “'0“ a ”an“ m“ re- connections in L'litcdso and EL. Louis;
Binshsm‘n Ci’lnflfil‘lflilfim is easy to. hem“? rim )3”, ‘ (2)1.“ Central “rm”
ii‘f moor. "-llii 1pm.: miles of main
lime and .iii l;“->.'li.;n’l‘.l o!

 

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ioccount for. . ,
ile'n it product of our; M The nmitl . “'0“

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ejia, v.15 born in Honolulu. liswnlianl “——
islands. is desccndant of one o! thoi

small group of missionary fsrniiiesiF‘ruIt (JI'O‘VCI'S Plan'

 

 

Everyone is iii

much better to put

 

Tumour

crested in the problem as

in where he should ltccp his valuables. It is

whose business it. is to safeguard them than
ll‘_V to protect them yourself. Use the safety

iuposit vzmlt of this lianlr.

THE jClT‘l’ l‘lilTlllNAL BANK

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

DEPOSIT

them in an institution

 

 

 

which now own said isles. ' $11,000,000 Campaign

 

 

l HOW TO KEEP WELL

By DR. HUGH 8. CUMMING‘

l Surgeon General. United States l‘nbllc Health Service

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l'idlis lair (ll) advertising whim-lg: ‘

 

l0 cost Sllfimfirru were tentatively-l
gsdopted by the Fleiids. Fruit. lion‘s.‘
club. an organization controlling up.1
proximately 90 per csnt of the citrus
;crop or the Lillian a: a neon: melt-j
ling in Orlando. !

 

 

GUARD MY FROM l‘lillis

. To protect the heslth on life at s
lbaby during the summer re uires at
those entrusted with that bsby's cure
watchfulnese. patience. skill and
particularly knowindsu of the addi-
tional dsnsers to be avoided which
summer brings. One of the most im-
portent of these dancers is that
which results from the presence of
the: all too common house iiy.

This post unquestionably kills
many babies. It tracks its filthiaden
feet some: the refuse pile‘nnd he
gsrbsge can. it entries on additional
load to your tsble. to the food which
you no prepsring for your baby unv

 

less wstchful csre'is token and the

 

Fifteen years ago entodieiogists

becsnts sole survivor or the out

the treat indiesis that while
prophecy hes not telly ntstsr.

of his rivet-snobs Hill.
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.fll.‘ doutll met-loss insect . .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Of course, we hejye to
noticed thst the people

.‘lnterest. - ‘ ‘

 

 

 

 

c - ‘- ‘ . '
, Withdrawal", .Column
column in our swings psss books; but we have

it on the ones ‘to whom

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

necessary misguurds provided.
Of course. every home should be
screened. but the home thst holds
s baby should be or oil the inset
carefully screened. The baby's room
should be protected against flies.
Files are attracted by the presence
or" food. Csrciul housewivoc‘ who
.keep their houses and surroundings
clean and neat and protect all food . r , . . . ~ v .i
are bothered lesst by these disease i “.353: llleLY the WW “I J I

pledging of 7.3 per cent of the crop

wOuld be raised by an nesessmcni oi
ilvo’ cents on (sch box of fruit to lw;
troll-mlcd from FTURKtl'F through :i
backing plants. .

 

buy this very day is “-1-:

Files c rry disease on their hairy
legs snd sticky mouth parts end in-
fect many a baby. They light on
clean bottles and nipples or in the
milk which you are preparing tor
baby's meal and deposit there the

group (it the classified 5 .l on.

VOGUE FOR LACE

Black lace is at the height of its
popularity. and its quite frequently

 

 

Oysters Catching .
Cold Hurts Industry 5

. 1'3 (APl—Bt amen

Final adopiion of the national mi. j Olrlicl‘s like lummm an. “my... to
vsrilllnguimpuigu depends upon the f Md colds. a loss 0,- more mm] mm
loci) embryonic cultured walls is oz.
1" "99°" °" ”‘8 Wm- Fund” ‘0 f”- i tinisted to have been cultured
{my ‘1‘” “NM" 0‘ ”“3 ”“lm’gnfpoari rsisero or Ago Bay near Nag.
l syn. .
Ago Ray is the. center t-i .Iupnu‘s.
“Hauliured pearl lhdlisu').

Told Y O. .\ Di‘.

lltJl.

neckiuces. The

[W

l...) .
[seeds implanted in the oysters grow-
linto rich
i-‘imught is said to have caused ihcg
_ . _.waiev of the bay to imcome. Mire-o?
”mq‘" vertised under the At: Mrmil.;mfly com and mo ”mm“. m MW
gricrsture. experts said.
ithc parent oystcrs' catching cold;
lend dying. ‘

season's ’

l'csultcd in ~

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combined with Huck or blonde chli~
i'on.

material which canoes intestinal dis-
orders of children.

This is not a mother of guess work.
lClean-up . csmpaigns again and
gossip have demonstrsted by sctusl
{figures the sdvsntsge of such com.
spsirns in the ssving or human lite.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

hey, it “withdrawal" ’

who melts least use of
we pay the most

 
 

 

 

RBSIGN’S LEGION POST

 

John Barr has tendered his resig-
nstion es treasurer of the George
Alfred Smith Post. No. 74. of Fair
deid. Action was deferred on the
resignstion until the next meeting.
He is mining because oi business
pressure.

 

K “Mi-IRODE”
UNDERWEAR

“Shortees” -— the new

Athletic Union Stilts
for women.
Sizes 36 to 44—.
solid pink or white.

THEN. E. RYAN C0.

86 Washington Street
- South Norwslk

 

 

George Anderson. personnel oil-

 

ilcer announced thst the Post new
has lls‘members ss compsred with
105 at the close of 19:5.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

New Liquor- Tree With G. B. .
” . : If You Find :
W 8 H I N G TO N, D. C.,-—(AP) I’ that your chicks are “um - I
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(Plu'clssing Agent)
in Your Family?

Chances are the Mrs.
holds the job.

It is estimated that wom-
en do 85% of the buying
in the country. Every
member of th e family
wants more'things to-
day! If the Family P. A.
. is to satisfy them on a
limited income and still
save something, she ha.c
to do'some intelligent
marketing and planning
of budget.
snap!

We are here to help
Every Family P. A.

The People’s
Trust Company

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