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dies and the iii-gums smitt- "Mr
GOAT-GETTERS
SAFEGUARD ,
" b, the tubes in .“,,“,,“'.°.,'°'§ Practicing economy in tum oi in». p. . .2) H. 1]
m'iiyiifzafin hundreds of the. best safeguard llgiilli‘l llli.illi‘i.|l .nlti-r. ‘_
these instruments have not known siiy. _;
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.UBSCUI’TIUN MT” ohwk mm ll! til. mu“ 9! a“ \fiw In the illlif‘ til \lill'l )nm- .\:i- n.»- \..
lessee minim". count.
I". DI" g eoseee
They are too bulky for their
advance.
owners to carry borne-«non mod-
ern apartments being too small-
and besides. you can't play solos on
them. do after the theater they are
checked at Times ”wit“. to be re-
claimed for the following perform-
ances. The canonical bass drum
and other of the larger instruments
also are parked there.
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thy work appear unto thy serv- range social events. supervise the
ants. help, handle correspondence with
;. identity siory upon their children. or without dictation and check the
' C -. ' ' ' children's schooling.”
sol-lat». in general. are but [rest
When—Napoleon.
New York's chorus girls have
discovered a new manner of span-
ning the theatrically non-productive
summer months.
A report from one Broadway pro-
duction said that six members of the
chorus already have taken the Red
Cross life saving test in order to
' qualify as life guards or instructors
at the beaches.
F E" ME ll EL . _
MP}? OLDEP Will Your; mm“ . p 5
956m? TO TALK APOHT~ Have a lawy:1:'idil;l;wkyo;i:mmlli anti nppomt .
“ mono or cup AGLJiOW-J - n . -
‘ Jinan: cars In wnoso.
'. Willie was 11 and like a dozen
at)!" kinda in the neighborhood, he
H Red forward with great glee to
' summer vacation season, with
While New York has made no
formal claim to the title of The Ed-
ucational Center of the country.
. Miner came and Willie entered
”ball the games with the wealth
energy of a child. he ate nest-t.
will! slept like a top. He was
I' VII as a rusaet apple and hard as
"lust. Hip parents concluded vaca-
lion ’wns a great institution for
children.
[MOP a few wealth. Willie's
We: noticed a change in him. He
‘3‘ meta late for meals and slipped
it" t soon afterwards. He turned up
n Ind later for bed in the eve-
.i‘l’v .1
are bad he been? Out with
gang. And with s sullen look
3 turned away to go to his room.
A few days litter a policeman stop-
“ ed at the door and had a serious
chat with his mother. The gang
was guilty of a number of petty
.t ens. The loot was found in its
ailing-out. Willie \vns implicated.
Elie, a good woman. was grief-
.mricken. Her little boy upon whom
gills counted for great things” thietl‘
was too terrible. '
, he questioned herself? Was she
blame for not 'wniching ov'er' Wil-
a p'iny and his comrades? Per-
. But she hadn’t wanted him
grow up into n. sissy. Still there
list be some way to permit Willie
39. play hard and long and still un-
fit intelligent supervision.
There will be such n way again
is summer. if Noru'oikers swell the
laid being raised by the Playground
mutton; so that the playgrounds
Sis-the city can be opened and main-
pained under trained workers.
there are some 120'0 schools for in-
struction in special trades and pro-
fessions listed in its directories.
These are additional to the fifteen
universities and several hundred
One of the unique institutions is
a school for barber- on a crowded
downtown street. The students re-
ceive practical instruction on the
faces and crania of the men who
patronise the “flop houses." Shaves
and haircuts are free.
Broadway's blind man has a new
stick. purchased. he says. from the
steady stream of pennies. dimes.
nickels and even quarters which
flow into his cup as the Rinlto's
contributiOn to his support.
For years the sightlees man, no
longer young. has nightly tapped
his way in darkness through the
brilliant lights of the festive Fortles.
guided by the response to the tap-
ping. of a crooked. black stick. But
it’s different now. He has a bright
shining malncca cane. of a type more
commonly seen on Fifth Avenue. i
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Greenwich Village realtors seem
tossing; a spring intlus‘ of Bohe-
mianh. Old brick dwellings are be-
ing refitted with new “arty" interiors.
If you scribble. there is the writer’s
studio. the largest room of the
apartment being s. combination ll-
brnry and living room with one wall
devoted exclusively to bookshelves.
If you paint or sculp. the inevitable
skylight is provided. All apartments
have the "homey" open fireplace. re-
inforced. however. by up-to~date
steam radiators.
C t s
public and parochial graded schools.
HOW ., TO KEEP WELL
By DB. 3001! I. come
Surgeon General. United States Public Health Serviu
CONQUEST OF DIPHTHERIA would not only be a. disgrace. but it
would be criminal. because the ear-
lier [the disease is recognised. the
better the chances are of saving the
child‘s life.
If your child gets diphtheria you
are to blame unless you have done
your part to protect him.
Looking up the history of diph—
theria we find that man was fami-
liar with this disease long before
the Christian era. The year will
was known in Spain as "diphtheria
year.‘ 'and medical history is full of
accounts of disastrous epidemics of
diphtheria in many parts of the
world.
In 1821. a French physician
demonstrated the fact that diph-
theria was being spread among the
troops by the common drinking cup.
and be it was who described this
disease very carefully. and gave it
its present name.
Not much more was learned
about diphtheria until use and 1884
when the diphtheria germ. a micro-
scopic plant. was discovered and
proved to be the cause of this dis-
ease. Now the diphtheria bacillus.
or diphtheria germ. though a very
small microscopic plant. is a fairly
large one compared to some other
disease germs. that is, it is about
one-eighth thousandth to one five-
thousandth of an inch in length.
diphtheria germ it was found that
when these germs are grown in the
laboratory they produce a poison
known as 'nllphtheriu toxin." and
that the germs and the toxin can
be separated from each other by a
process of filtration.
This toxin can be made so strong
that the hundredth part at u drop is
sufficient to kill an average-aired
guinea pig.
Later‘ in the study of diphtheria
it was found that by giving an ani-
mal repeated injections of dilute
toxin.“ would become resistant or
immune to diphtheria—in other
words. that you couldwnot kill the
animal with the disease itself.
Dcicloping Serum
Ily further experimentation it was
found that the blood serum of an
animal so immunized would cure
diphtheria in a human being if gird
en in time. This specially developed
serum is known as "diphtheria anti-,
toxin." it acts by counteracting the
effect of the toxin produced by the
The closing social and theatrical
season has been marked by’ the re»!
viva! of the silk hat to a point almost
equal with pro-war practice.
When this mark of man's dignityl
which may be regarded as a fair
sized disease germ. ’
Using the Discovery
About the first use made of this
growth of the germ in the body or
in the throat. to be more exact.
The next step in the study of this
disease was the discovery of the fact
Shortly after the discovery of thel
Editorial Views
Of State Papers
....._ -——_-.
The following items appeared
the tune of the Evening Sentinel of ltEi'UllT 13‘ ‘lllll'l‘Alh.
May 5 1906; (iluriford Louruni.)
' A general strike is a civil war
liobcrt 8. Barclay 0‘ liowaytou, \iilllUlll. guns. it is u revolution lli
has purchased Uri-at Hammock ls- \i'lilt'il urms have not yet. figured. .\
land from Frederick M. Wilson. ‘mnmriiy sets out to force. its “ii.
‘ ' ‘ upon a nation, not through the or-
Tlioro was a general round-up 4:1 \l\‘l‘ly processes or government. llill
young boys (‘Ilfll'ii'f'd “'llh iruunr)‘. by it rroi'isni. if it succeeds. iho; gov.
theft and oihir Clinic in the city lrlllllt‘lll, which hun lJN'li liiiilded in,
court before Judge Edward .\1.. llii.‘ people over a long period til
Lockwood. this morning. time, fans and chaos is the result.
‘ ' ‘ j‘ln lrlnglnnd faultinlloo men are Neck}
George Mills of Mott avenue oil-i int; to ioi'eo their wishes upon llit
nounces that he has retired from oihvr :27,iititl.'li.ili inhubiiuutll by tho .
the carpet cleaning business.
orste dance in backwoods iiail,
evening. The hall was
decorated.
U l .
The West Avenue llusebull
of iii-H. on the hi. [5. Church
yi-sieidsy uflernoun. Ahmi
Flow is caplnln and J. til. Motifs
is manager of the West Ave
nine.
a I O
The Sorunlk City Council
born.
a 0 O
The South
Club will hold a
row ct eningi
O
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No dogs were captured by
discovery of the bacillus of diph-
that the giving of aniitoxin to per-
therla was that of determining by a
sons who had been exposed to diph-
Norwaik dog catchers yesterday.
0 O 0
O U 0 .
The Nutmeg L'lill) gave an club-
beautifully
iram
defeated the St. Mary's by a score!
Will
meet. Monday in the council cham-
Norwnlk Qiinrtctto
rehearsal tomor-
Ill
. um of such power as they liltit: to
: paralyze business. out off supplies of i
loud and fuel. and demoralise ille-
llfe of the majority. of course ihi.‘
"l‘lilflll people are not going to ill
the five million hurl the nation into
chaos without opposition. The thirty
seven million. through the govern.
ment. of centuries standing. will.
illEt3l the lhl't'lll. with every agency
at its command. i
'l‘hrm are u. good many centuries
of rational thought truck of the
llritish QOi’t:l'lllil”llt. The idea. of
‘guvi-rnmcnt through legislation and‘
system, by highly trained public!
servants. is pretty def-ply sealed in!
the iiriiish mind and it is inconuelv.
able that ihr great minority will not
crush the mob spirit. The gr-norol
strike will fail. as it ought to full,
if the burdens and misfortunes]
growing out of the war have not dc~
“apriwd flu.- lirilisli people of their]
5 powers of rrzimning. - i
No one double the. economic ills-l
inst
lot.
iuui
lion
lino
South N orwalk. Conn.
' ABOX
3 inches High
5 inches Wide
22 inches Long
Rents at Four Dollars a
Year in Our Burglar Proof
Vault.
Other Sizes ' Rent Up to
Twenty Dollars According
To Size ' ‘
so. NORWALK TRUST C0.
Service
Security
' i
iii A A , THE CITY NATIONAL BANK .
20 YEARS AGO Ii '
'l'li'r
mil Black Opal Owners In 3 3
The Merrill Business College tinmi "056 01' it'll-s to minimize it.
will play the gunman uusinmsilirltish W'Olilt.‘ hm- Minorl‘d
suffering firemen-l
\vnx relegated to the dark closet bacteriological examination whether
many predictions were ‘meoe that it or not A child or other screen who
never would return. but now no the~ has a we throat is sufferiiis from
Ills ease sketched above is on
with“ one because not many
theria‘would prevent their becoming
iii of this disease. This protection
. got into such serious
. _. But all allowed to roam
play through the long summer
without supervision are liable
[It into a variety of mix-ups and
,. . which prejudice their out-
aud impair their characters.
Playground association is not
for much money to carry on
valuable work. Jt is the plain
of every good Norwalker to
e l
IT PAYS! HE KNOWS
Commission yesterday a
. t of direct importance to
business man was made by
P. Chlpin. former advertis-
m buyer and production man
Z the Vick Chemical company, He
he! that the newspaper is
form of advertising to be
Up to a few years ago we
mm; else. except sampling.
[any used outdoor advertising
he couldn‘t make contracts
the newspapers. We tried
advertising and door-to-
‘ h a man who doesn‘t have
Fhld" on the value of news-
W. He knows Re
to. espefiesoe what a. gap
use is the buain-s of his
, '. when he was unable to
stamina illusions
V‘Muleeassatodevue
. uneto‘wlhis'thenthe
flimtlllw advertising
maths illusion avail-
ntre crowd or social event is com-
plete without a coterle of men wash
ing the distinctive headpiece.
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Park Avenue. often called the
moat fashionable street and un-
doubtedly the moat «pensive reel.
dentist street in the world. gleans
its touch of Spring from "the other
half of the world."
W1thout trees or natural decora-
tion. the wide brick promenade,
blocks away.
The following statement repre-
senting expenditures from the Mill.
tary and Naval Compensation and
Insurance for the month bf Xarch.
1926. were announced by the Vet-
erana' Bureau. April is: ‘
Death compensation. 83.985.160.-
fl; disability compensation. 81¢.-
3d3.700.75: total. 310.278.861.51.
Military and Naval insurance. 89.-
150.608.21: United States Govern-
ment Life Insurance. assurance.
does not last more than a few weeks,
so our scientists went still further.
and gave us finally two very won-
derful..two very useful measures.
namely: the Schick test and toxin-
nntitorin immunisation. What arcv
these measures? You will be told
in another article.
diphtheria.
This is now an almost universal
practice where modern physicians
are to be found. and to let a child
become seriously ill or die of diph-
theria without a bacteriological ex-I
amlnstlon when one can be had
NEW LENS MAY
upon the mating film in a single ex-
poaurc.
The "schuelrtan Spiegelverfahrcn"
codes double and triple exposure.
matting. trick printing. glass shot,
Can Gather Images Far
and Near From
sible actually. _
Exclusive rights to the Schuefftnn
proceu have been acquired by Carl
Lsernmie. and the secluded work-
shop at Universal City when the in-
ventor and his corps of assistants
are beginning to incorporate thel
novelty in Universal pictures is the
By” the scientific genius of En-
gene Schuelrtan. a modest little Ger-
man- the motion picture cambra
has acquired a multiple eye.
This device. scarcely known mo
to the moat alert movie technicians
of Hollywood. promises to extend in-
finitely the mechanical scope of the
screen. it can gather. focus and co- l3: “Elma”! “N” In screen:
relate. like the compound orb of a '
fly, i for Ind near and from Detailed description is not yet per-1
t inlble But in ri at l
e recoup... llama“! . leblsofthc.
"I! quart rot in ‘ processiaaserleaofsdimble mlr.
, rors which reflect and allude. for.
's single “more. how and!
action from various angles and dis-
lance.
Anacter.orsgronp.maybepre
sealed almumnsouly
”reambemdetossuawalk.
“them-«mm
theskiea
College of Llanbury, this nfternoowi ”my. still are
I
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Dr. Franklin G. Brown is mm
into his new house in Semi-low cm,-
one.
0 I a
Charles La Croix has opened
meat market in Van Zandt strt-e
U 0 O
I. Constable waard .l. is'idrigzm of:
nowayton has moved nine fund
in the past week and is moving
tenth today.
ldUlIHlJ'. due to the economic cause-i
mg uumcos of the war. But mob rule is!
no honor-la fur economic ills. it is
liki- setting fire to the house he-
. rams. the food and fuel are ion.
a ‘ .-......_.
t. For .Vnt lit-vision.
(Hartford Times.)
\‘i'hrn the flat was insured by the
Mrs stale that fishermen and hunters
the must be licensed. by some ntrango
, line): of forethought the written law
this must. mean the town of legal
lleDONw-‘Tlii:
i-pais nri: Irxlrl-mvly lucky iii'llil',‘ hi i
prurwnt contrary
.iupii'siitluii. for iiw;
gems in rising :is they hrMnm :rinrt. .
and more Maren The mini-ta in Aura» “ _
trriiizi. which product» them an, gixv
lilK out and no
been discovered.
flame of the stones shown in lion‘il
Luck At Present Time'
nwnim H: Hull; {
tho 2.: (“fililf‘ll i
it) I
willie I.‘ ii.‘ 59‘
in“ ..
e
l
nvw sources luv!-
!it 20.0“" pounds:
i residence. Thus it transpires that a
Today is feast day of st. Pius
whose name was "Michael Ghiaiieri ’Goshen or North Bioningion, or else
and who rose from the rank of Do-
] minican friar to the highest 0mm: in have conveniently o ht iii no «i his! 4
. to your Savmgs Account
the church.
Give to the Playground. It builds in him .31
children's health.
:excurslon in Hadriam on Saturday;
T. afternoon. must either go first .105
not go fishing. Of course. he lnlghtfi
license a month or two ago. Or in
gnome cues, even last week. But why
make him bother at all? Why not
his license from any
town clerk anywnere? Last year a
man went across two counties to fish
not. Fanny Say
—-and found he had thoughtlcaaly
lefthis license at home. Somehow
‘: he got a new license. but he must
. have either sworn he lived where he
didn't. or else a town clerk nodded
for 26 cents over his copy of the fish
and game laws. Manifestiy the law
.shocld be changed.
.lfaiser Used Enslilli
g Table Signing War Papers
Brawn-n. English tablecpos
which Emperor William signed the
mobillntlon order August 1. is“.
for the commencement of the World
War is now enlisplay in the lap-
evial Castle here. Eighteen addit-
ional roooms of the castle have lust
been opened to visitors.
The table. which came from Eng.
land years ago as a gift. was made
out of boards from Admiral 8.1.
son's flagship. an inbound. carved
until you have accumu-
lated something worth
while ' to invest.
Consult Your Banker
suck
l
J’s
; Ben F rankli
Started This
Willem
wasting cakeof ice case do it.
watching. no starting. no etoppr'nd.
‘ Comeiu and see it demonstrated.
i The Norwaiks’ Electric Co.
i 20 No. Main St, South 50:171.;
Phone 2978
Then
STORAGE
You can now avail yoursei: i.
the lines: storage mm in 82.:
State for any amount or space
you may require.
Our warehouse b a 5-star:
! brick building. was Ban.
about its investment.
Save Yours in
The People’s
Trust Company
mmkcmmsnaa
you the low m race a.
5%th «nuance-on
teats.
DAILY m
HAULAGB SERVES
TO NEW YORK
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mommy-ammo;
maternal-rm swing.
‘ I ' ' * * I- t I lf'“"l
which bisects the street is used as is claimed as the most important, w ions mode to provide ilint to obtain El’f‘i t are if ‘. . . . withn key and . kit i In , on! .3
behind the compel!!! and sub- an» airing “he; by thousands 0T. - cinematic advance since the funda- Your town's two undeveloped re. the license the person so desiring fallout situation,“ :Tlm i..rr;nimot[ thereby hangs a tail. Th:;fim€
some small amount to raise children and grown-ups from .the men!!! flew in picture animation. . sources-open ”he" and the ranginmust apply to the town citrk in ihn tin; stones. the lrinrers .fa. .. principle film you the lair-la i
needed fund. congested districts. inhabited priml "3 mirror-and-lena magic, Wtentlai l leisure of children—mot both m‘ town where the former "rt-aides." which is the heaviest of inner Kim" wonder " -y
cipally by immigrants. only two and “ready demonstrated. super-; work {or your town. 'ln the absence of other definition in cxislen’w, is on displri‘.
hm mason PAID - Any Miniature and ”l previous illta arti-l . 3 man working in Hartford. but with . “um; 'l'd' QB ..,
In my oomnsanoxi a r I pass. “m 'dei‘flomd to me tin: and: in her Years legal residence in Goahen or sons :
.‘l a hearing boron the Fsdw Q“ m 0 com money and to achieve effect. lgmpos‘i TOday 0t . intoninswn. wishing to Join a fishing! .’ "1‘" ha” “"mammfi- .
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