Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 24, 1926 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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' River Bridge is under construction.

spacer oeht out by the Knights
1 committee in chorge ot
.1 boll. Roy 10. is sure to

o hesrty response from
-ns hoortod people oi this

event is one oi the most im—
hthesociollitoot the cons-
Ind the purposes towerd
proceeds ore to be de-

opirlt put forth in s

your the proceeds of the
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m nods.“ bridle construe-
tisnnndwwoy. lodeteursneeos-

“guesthouse-nine nook

and h under «woollen. open to:-
hotel.

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seed 8 under «mutton. Present
reed is open tor trovoi.
shores. lhoree- Antonio Union
need is under construction. open ier
tssvol.

reoriented worrington- Oeshon
rood is under contraction. open tor
trevol.
WItsrbury-Wsteitown. w e t o r -
bumWetertown-Therneston need is
under ooneuuotion. open tor trovel.
Greenwich-Boot“ Post it o o d .
grodlng is under construction st Cos
Cob cut-ed. No doloy to ironic,
Westport-Boston Post Rood. grod-
lng st Lighthouse Curve. No dolsy

indie.

to

Westport-Orsding st Compo lnn
Curve. 1 No dole: to troflc.
notion—Rood is under construc-
tion in trout ct hoursl Heights
dsnitorium. No color to trellis.
Wofl Koren l Slum-Ont"

bridge provided.
Wstorhury-Choshire reed is under
construction. No dolsy to treiilc.
Chspun. Wllllinsntic - Hsmpton
Reed is under construction, open to
ironic. 1

Killingly. Norwich-Putnam rosd
ls undq construction. open to trot-
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Norwich-Montviile. bLo r w i c h -
how London rood is .
censtruction. As eroding is

being done on this section of reed.
short doisys they be expected. 'l'hru
Mo between New London end
Norwich should use the reed on the
out side ot the 'i'hsnloo Riven.
Frenlslln. Norwich . Williinsntic
reed is under construction, open to
tunic.
Cromwell‘niver reed is under
construction but is open for trolls.
dullold. West Mold-Eat (iron-
by rcod is under construction but
is open tor ironic.
Huntington. Cheshire - Merldon.
Wotorbnry Turnpike is under con-
struction but it open tor tredic.
Middletown. Middletown-usrttord
road is under construction but is
open tor trollc,

Boot Hornpton reed between the
four corners sad the lobe is under

 

 

It hes been done
o‘thorousbll'. 1nd neon-
will.strongthen end on-
workers to expend their

n to helping worthy
will énioy ottending the
boil. It is n community
gothering ot represents.-
whero you will inset
do end seeks new ones.
singing end
d in proportions to
[evening Well ‘who sttond

‘ g on tor tho sit-
‘ wii he grotetnlly re-
ooknoiusdged through
In view or the sev-

W will be printed end
W chets for-worded it do-

.w. w. n'rscoy. Choirmsn.

occurs tomorrow
imported: one. For on
r. in the quslnt little
or It. Die. in the her.
. the nuns America.

mouse Burma.
His lit-
ii'oductionv to Cosine-
. tho first suggestion

«we hnemthdt
so honored 0: Ves-

messianic-uses
mendwhooe

, Editorial Views

OEStnte Papers

Autocrocy's Apology.
(Hertiord Times.)

Dimming Mind's «cost may-

orslw election tho Iiiddletown I’ress
expro-ss the view thst the corn-
pleint shout o Republican tendency
to govern o city by running to the
lagisisturo tor chhrtor Vchonges "is
not worthy. o! oonsidoretbn it good
results attend." Upon thod heels or
rosocning it might be tuned thet
honours the Bridgeport ripper
smendment hes inorossod the ot-
neisncy or to: collection in the Perl:

 

 

 

trompio upon tho right oi the people
to hoodlo the meteor themselves. it
is (requestly possible tor e. superior
suthorlty to impose upon s. people s
more “MMIWC then they
give . themselves. but. the Americen
ides never ‘hss been thst outoerscy
is preterred obove democrecy simply
b e o e. u s e the letter pccsslonoliy
stumbles.

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Cold Oultnro.
.(Ysle Moot,

When we look st the coins! tech-
nique o: touching cultursl subjects
to sduiu. we ilnd s. beeutitul es-

lo o! the lock 02 proper contsoto
be ween our ednctionsl lender-ship
end our ednlt educstion. 0: course
one ton point to msny exomples or
excellent touching. but they ere not
typicsl. end. in most cones. they ere
secldentei. The nsuei process is to
cut or: cold slices or university
courses. odd wetor end porhsps s.
little sum. end servo. ‘

 

 

Today in Other Years

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coreer o! low to enter the Cspuchln

City it is e. good thingrovon it it did.

or dimringon. who ebendened e

 

 

HOW TO KEEP WELL

3y on. such s some ;
Surgeon Gusts]. United Estes Public ncelih Service

 

 

low MODERN MEASURES
WARD on PMGUES
Bubonlc plsgue hos boon wide-
sprood throughout the world tor
During 1924. reports oi this
discs o were received by the public
heolth service from to countries or
dependencies. including cones st
runny important ports end shipping
points.
More then 400.000 deotlis from
pleguo were reported during 1924
end there is little doubt that may
more occurred. Nine countries in the
western hemisphere (including the
United dishes) reported plsgno.
airborne phone termeriy coiled
the bhch dootts hes existed in the.
United Ststes tor more then 25 yeers.
At one time or soother. since 1300.
plogue hos been found in the stetes
oi Wuhimll. Guillermo. Florida.
Louisisne snd Tens.
Ships Qusrsntined

An endemic locus oi this disease
hes existed in tho ground squirrels
oi Colitornle. tor poorly twenty
yesrs. Two plsguo~intectod ships or.
rived st ports in the United States
during the tiscol yeor ms end were
treeted in qusrsnslne.

nodsnt plegno reeppeored tors
short tune in New Orleans. Lo... and
in Ooklsnd. Colit. In both lnstsnces.
the public health service wee sslt-
ed to assume measures for its sup-
pression end did so at once.
no hnrnsn ceees hsving
occurred in either oi these cities.

plsgue with 81 dosths snd eight cases

length at life still remains-shout 25

 

Thiriysthree coscs oi. nnenmonic

oi bubonic piggue with three deaths
occurred in Los Angeles. Colin. dur-
ing the tiscsl yesr.

Both rst plsgue end squirrel
plague were siso round in Les An.
golcs. and vicinity and squirrel
plsgue in vsrious counties In Cali-

fornia. It must not be supposed Hut 0

those varieties or plague constitute
sepsrsto diseoses. it is oil the some
discuss whether in men or rodent.
Upon the request or the local su-
thoriiies. the public health service
usurped direction or the plague sull-
pressive roe-sures in Los Anni-Mi
end vicinity shortly before the tltlsc
of the {local yesr.
[lengths of Life

The svcrogo length at Ilulliilll lilo
in the sixteenth century was ceti-
meted to be betwoen is and 20 yours.
At the close oi the eighteenth cen—
tury. it was still less thiui 25 ycnrs.
snd as into Is 1900. it the between
65 and is years in the United Btstes

Comparing with those iignrcs the
present nverogo length oi lilo in the
United Stolen oi s little more then
60 years. end remembering thst tsp--
proximstely 15 yesrs has been add.
ed to the open 0! lite since 1870 in
the United States. nnd considering
tbst in lndin and Chins. for sample.
oi. the present time the svercgo

yeors. we con. in some pressure.
spprecloto the value or modern ruc-
thods of preventing discus end of
conserving henlth and life.

 

 

 

Problems of Child Management

he s service to percents, the United States Children's Burcsu has
proposed decries ct srilcles mining
end wsywerdness oi children. Dr. D. A. Thom.
Children's Screen, under the onsiyses

 

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ll‘ontssies which sro products or
doy dresming otten'servo I. very
useful purpose in the development

at the child's montol lli'o. ‘

One little youngster. when shout
d yours or use. boving been deceived
by his mother regsrdlng the desth
of his grsndniother to whom he
woo much stitched. took refuge in
his imagination to lessen. tor the
moment st leest, the severe sting he
telt st the loss e: his grondrnother.
no begun to tell. the other children
thot his grondniothsr wee not dosd
but hsd gone to flow York endwes
going to hove hiin end oil the other
children down there. end went on to
describe the piousnros o! the trip.
One con costly see thet this process
02 soltpdeception served make
his less more toleroble.

Imsginnry ploylnstes end dny

 

order.

 

 

 

 

' WRIT! DAY DREAMS

 

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dresrns con be considered perfectly
normal psychological mechanism
in the life or the child. It is only
ill duy dreams satisfy to on
ebno s degree the emotional lilo
ot the child tbst they become oer.
lous. One must gunrd ogoinst allow-
ing the hnbit of dey dreornlng to
be substituted for the ctfdrt neon.
ssry to get enjoyment end ostisisc.
tlob out or reality.

In dealing with the tsbricstlons
thst have no basis in fact or thnt
serve no opponent ueetul purpose-—
that is the sis-celled products oi day
dreaming—it is neither necessary
nor desirable to make the child
admit the lock of reality in his
dreoins. It is much'better simply to
impress him with the fact thst you.
as on adult. ore tohing it tor grunt-
ed that he is rushing up on interest.
ing story which smnses you he my
story might end thot the possibility
o: occepting it on truth hos never
occurred to you. There is loss den.
ger in encoursging these melts-be-
lieve stories in children. it they ore
given to undobstsnd thot you secept
them no such. then thus is in trying
to inhibit thtm by denying their ex-
lstence 'or by punishing the nerre-
tor. nuch punishment is opt to in.
oreese the rent the child do-
rlvssi’rorn hiss rise. illlhirn with
self-pity. .melre his: introspective
end. drive nun further swsy mni
resiity.

~ fission Menus.
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NIW mmnb. April :4.—
Raymond Kinney. seed It. linemen.
countered by the New tutors brunch

 

 

20YEARSAGO

 

 

 

The following items were publish-
cd in the issue of the Evening Semi-
nel oi April :4, 1006;

The selectmen lisve taken action
in the mad dog situation. They
hove sppolntod three dog catchers
whose names they have not divulged
They will pick up sny stroy dogs.
0 I 0
it? and Mrs. John J. Trtudweil
‘orth avenue. lelt yesterdsy on s
trip to the Pscillc cosst end beiore
they return will visit the stricken
city of San Francisco.
. 0 o 0
.Things are quieilug down in San
Frenclsco alter the recent enrtli-
quske according to dispatches. The
militiamen willbe withdrown iron
the streets in the user future.
o O O ‘
.t wry important meeting oi the
Norwnik Launch club will be held
ihis evening. st Commodore W. B.
Unhelu's morket to tolls notion in
regard to s proposition to consoli-
dsts with the Norwsllt Yseht club.
0 U U
Charles Brilin and John Meeker
went to New York to enlist in the
United States nsvy. s'cstcrdsy. They
returned home last evening. but
neither one enlisted.
O O O
The banquet of the Norwolk
Medical association will be held in
the lieiol Gilliord. this evening. Dr.
William J. Tracey will spook.
0 O 0
Contain Peter Decker is havins
his launch overhauled st Miller‘s
ship yard.
O t 0
Miss \lobel Weeks of Canon
street. hos been \lsiting in New
York city.
0 O O
The railing oi! the Benedict FI-l'ml
bridge woe round twisted oil end
laying on the sidewslk this morn-
ing. It won fortunate thst no one
tell oil. during the night ond won in-
lured.

DEAN SWAN FOR
NEW U. SJUllilE7

Born In Norwich.

Themes Welter *Swsn, desn at
the School o: Low. Yale university.
tor the lost ten ‘yesrs. will be burned
a. United Stntes judge to be Ino—
cisted in this district with Judge
Edwin Themes. Nerweik. it is reli-
sbly reported. Because of the pres—
sure or work. s new ludgcship woo
crested recently.

Dr. Swen was born in Norwich in
1817.1“ is s gradusle o: the Wil-
lismstcn Seminsry. Eost amnion.
Moss. lie storied the orectict at low
in Chicoge end there woo prominent-
ly known end eminently suecosstnl.

For two yours he wee e lecturer
st the low wheel ot the University
oi! Ohiosgo. Dr. Ewen hes o degree
a: Bachelor of Arts and on honor.
sry degree or Roster of Arts trout
Yele end s Meier oi news de-
gree from Hsmrd.

The sppointinent must be mode
by President Coolidge. usnoiiy upon
rocemniendotion of the United
stotoo sonetors from this stoto. 'l'ho
eppelntniont is for lilo.

wow. D. lull to.—
MP)‘ hoses to bro end doolors
reported by New York City lumber
”its to the rollers! hoarse
Boord during the week ending April
it. mounted to 81161.1”.

 

 

 

 

9-15- A
Musical Cdmedyl

“- ‘
gored with n. 48?. 252 the previous

rim W W NOWA“. CONN.

“in mm»
GIVEN luv 13

- Westport Y. M. C. A.
Auditorlu m For
Ambulance.

"All Abosrd." o musical comedy.
will be presented st the Y. M. C. A.
snditorium. in Westport. by thu am-
bulsnoo committee. May 13 nml ii.
The ombulonce wee purchssed by
public subscription end is being
nisinioinod by voluntory contribu.
tions. The sileir is under the sus-
pleos of the Compo Lilo Gusrds.snd
the Y. M. C. A

The show has had it long run on
Brosawsy. it will be direct/id by s.
New York producing company. The
ploy woe written by Junie McCros
end is considered by critics as one
of the best or muelcel comedies
Following the entertslnrnont there
will be doncing with music furnish-
ed by George Hendricks end his or.
chsstrs. The members oi the coal
will be selected from the Westport
end Nor-well: members or the Com.
po Lite Ouords end the 1' ..\i. C. A.

NORWALK- YOUTH .
JOINING M. T. C.

Many Applications On
H a n d for Military
Training This Year.

It is expected lhot Norwnlli villi
be represented st msny oi the New
Englond Citizen's Militsry Training
comps. this summer. Alresdy. sev-
eral young men have made applica-
tlon.

Not only do mililnry organiza-
tions endorse this. more! and physi-
cal training {or young men. bur it
hes the bsclring oi msny t
church lenders including. Bishop
William T. Manning and Cardinal
Pntriclt Reyes. and of many unher-
eity officials.

Vorwnllr has sent rcpresegtstlves
to these camps for the post three
years. There are {our locsl gradu-
sies. one are members at the M.
'1‘. C. association. The)! are Harold
Pennington. Philip \Vehlc. Humph-
rcy Douleus and Poul McElroy.
There us about lo other locsl
boys who hove lskcn ndisntngc ct
thir training during the [past two
years.

First year men will probably be
stationed at Fort Terry. N. Y. while
second or third yeor men will hsvc
the choice of Camp Deveno. Mess“
Fort Adsms. it. 1.. Fort Terry. or
Fort Alien. Vi.

.ludgelk‘hn M03 airmail: “‘3:

sentstive ol the slots advisory corn-
mliteo and one or the most enthuo
sissiic boosters or C. M. 'l‘. C.. in
the area. orirom Humphrey Dou-
lcns. ot the Evening Sentinel otlice.
Mr. Doulcns ls district secretary of
M. T. C. A.. Norwslk.

DE MULAY BALL
PLANS MADE

Humphrey Doulens
G iv e n Sociability
Prize Last Evening.

The DeMolsy bsll st the blur-
wslk Armory. nest Fridsy. will
be the lending Spring socisl event
for the young people 0: Nor.
wsllr. Preliminsry srrsngements
promise one or the most brililont in
this city in molly yesrs. Finol plans
were mode st s meeting of the Nor-
woih Chspter o! Dehlolsy in ‘Wseh-
lngton street Mesonic Temple. Thurs-
dsy evening.
Other plons for work during the
month were discussed at the meet-
indi lest evening. A committee con-
sisting of Beenien Pest. Berry Gus-
tslson end Hurry Waterbury wss
sppointed to be in chorge of next
Thursdoy'e meeting.

Humphrey Donlens won the so-
cisbility prise.

The tirst degree will be worked
on o close at osndldetos. May 6.

One on the highlights or the ball.
will be the competitive drill between
Bridgeport end Norwelk petrol
toeine. Norwsllr won the victor lost
your sud hopes to keep the cup
onto this Spring. John Titties. pros
hounded by snthorltieo. the world's
most expert :ugglor. will sppeor.

W

”UWW 60.000 men end
women in i2: colleges end univer-
sities ot tthnlted suites. ‘89 per-
cent ot the entire enrollment. are
working their woy threns'h colleg-
seoording to inter-motion lurnisn.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1926.

 

 

 

 

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1

BUSINESS SUCCESS

demands proper iinsncc. Every nieces:-
ful business had the confidence and as-
sistsnco of some strong and progressive

bsnlr. This bank ir at your service.

THE
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
TRUST CO.

 

 

 

 

 

 

and so on.

 

ioutment of safety is large.

‘THE ENEMY

The enemies of your valuables are thieves, fire.
Our vaults will withstand every

ssssult—The cost of a box is small and the con-

_The City National Bank

South Norwslk, Conn. '

 

 

 

 

 

 

ed the Interior Dopsrtment. Bureou
of Education. About is per cent of
the men :nd 23 per cent of the we-
men in these institutions are sup-
porting themselves in whole or in
part.

 

 

When You Went
s Loot Cold Drink

youcon tthocllnklnthe
glseswlt scubeoi pureice

Elohim.

mknownthern .
éuheptbeior'o. Suite: to

The Nofioiks’ Electric Co.

20 lo. loin It» Ienth licrwslh
Phone

 

 

 

 

 

NOW
The Alterations
Are Completed .
We Are. Iletter Able
To Give

Our Friends

SERVICE and SECURITY

South Norwalk
Trust Co.

 

 

 

 

F. S. LYON '

JOB PRINTING
"some liorwslh

 

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must be. provided for i
The whole idea of thrift
and s n v i n g revolves
around that great neces»
city. A Man who does
not realize it has no ade-
quate conception of what
life means. 7

Trust Company

'l-‘irpt Bonk Under the lrldgo

 

 

 

THE DAYS
TO COME

Ssve Yours In
The People’s

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