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fissile may be attractbd by w
. ~ Qualities, but' the attootions
rm to be used but by those that
'l'lllc— 1319””. .‘5' ‘ ‘
«some the
day into the infield o2 ooononsicI.
" mind considerable front
,_ howsppper situation. cou-
" installment plan buying and
tad thattunioso its increasing
I was halted the country would
r manutacturer is just
Jolt-contradictory when you
the many thousands or his
Melt have been sold on tho in~
In M and the unusual in-
prospects to pay somethinr
and to much a week ier arerd
niuonced. tooany extent. by
hours directed ogpinat ‘it by
[Ibuwouldv be 'all right it only
I business woro ailectsd by his
Vut there is, no reason why
9 list manufacturers should
hillg investigation. recently
a ,nuionolcorninittee ct bankers
doiod no serious harm results to
count or its economic lounda~
L trons , installment buying. The
' 'iu'rks in excessive rates of in-
\ and tricky contracts madb by
. ulouo money sharks who
tilts business to tissues in-
t buying. 'rhst standerds or
dominion itn'bwlcdgo.
is *pmiehiiwrmli
so is cause for regret that tho
testimate and taxation found
., ry to cut some appropria-
999cm the budget of the street
1:, and yet good reason to
39¢auee,money was provided
necessary improvements.“
widening and paying“
' It in the out district In.
appi‘opriotsd and “8. too
‘d to broaden South Main
39th at those changes will
atds to treaic by relieving
W"? also passed on "mild
permanent paving ct itsvi-
and‘ ”.010 tor- paving
t from Raymond to Can-
that 818.500 tor poring
and a: Water street was”
8 udgeL‘With Water street
‘ :‘bonditioa its tuli length.
oi heavy duty tramo artory
lain street would have
ed. , ‘ ».
pulse or 310,000. to pave
rhtract and $4, 222 to pave
mime were disapprovod-
not built lin a day and
most ygor the board will
. . liberal with its appropria-
liee _9 in , good
line“ we ‘must
Whom-hummus
‘ g'nttloboyhal boil amended
0.090 by a jury The ovldonior
Wthoto alivewire. toothed:
8‘3
' heartbrcusbcut the sets. she said.
. are directly traceable xto saith. She
, lag porter might have been dissipat-
. and the inspirin
$3.;
5
siorkobio euros enacted by tslth.
told at persons healed otter yoers ct
uttering M tuberculosis. total
blisdiioss.’ ootouot and other all-
I'll”- dho roterrod to the biblical
healing at tho iepor and reminded
her listeners that the day of mira-
eioo is not past. Those miracles ot
oeottod at the idle. that God's hoai~
ed through the ylars since the tint-
Mounted miracles. and oiled
instances ct her knowledge to prove
her point.
Remarkable events ot tho con-
gross included the appearance or
Clyde Monroe .s dramatic reader. to
years old. who said that his sight
was not restored but he "tell more
chse‘rtul evog" alter attending
the meeting. Mrs. Mdrioi Powell.
pastor of tho Unity Truth Contlr,
indianapoiis, told how she wore
glagaea is years until her toith was
cuichsnod to tho point that she tool:
of: her glasses. found her eyes hool-
ed. and has worn no glasses since.
"Ono’s hills in being heeled" Iho
Lsaid. “ls guided by «hot is reason;
able and possiblo.9 "
Captain Albert Ferris. reporting
to a special meeting oi the Mayhem.
at Rock and Ladder company last
night at the headquarters. announc-
admit the park commission had
declared itsolt against the holding of
a carnival on the Liberty Square
portraits. Mayor Thomas Robins.
however. has given his permission
tor the carnival. which“ to too-
turo thew ileoo Shows oi New Jsr.
soy. and Ca tain terris was appoint.
ed tho company delegate to pick an-
other lot tor the attair.
‘ The iir on are confident that
they can no other grounds. Cop.
talc-Ferris will have a coniereoce
this ‘Ittornen . with owners ; or
property and will report on the st -
uation tomorrow. lln I'ss. groan
can be touna immedl ely. the pro-
tect will tall through because the
shows schedule has only next week
open for contradtf‘
0
Members -ot the Mayflower Heal:
Ind Laddo! comparnr yesterday roe
Inpugpduxrola records made to
hold on old
fashioned concort. om hbie among
tho selections otterod word the once
tat-pout "Uncle Josh" monologues
"Over There." “The
Yanks Are 00 ng." and “Liberty
Roll" thrown in tor good measure.
The tiromen receiv in silence ‘ths
propose] that they me to the res-
one at the ‘Csit Posture lite guards
she will be without music this year
unless soils public spirited citizep
replaces their stolen machine.
0
Daily the lists ct residents having
their eIidowslhs recoivdo additions.
Wallis were alerted yesterday on
beaviow avenue before tho homes oi
F'dwat‘d- Bruit}! and Dr. F. Crosby.
Another iiW being laid to that on
the proportyeot B. W. Stoddard ot
Hooters pi -
tit-Nam
at mibtzzbosrd oi estimate and toss-
tion in floating the sun: at ".600
(or improvements to Cali restore
Beach Paris. The general tooling is.
that sword! years ct ' moderate ex-
pondlturo on the beach will make it'
on ot .the most popular resorts. tor
rim... had declared that u
“it unlikely the bridge. committee
would be allowed the reopened en-
tire stone tor .tili on the Liberty
Morons to were Vindicatod by
the mboo‘id‘; o $919.30 ":2th is 9199s
on I. I
rest will diam?-
'Ilho request for paying Cove ave.
nue wo’o’ out trom the budget but
the matter villi be taken up. at a spe-
l tee-oat later 9999.99999ss9sea
one , score em III
.et the“ are.ot.tbe‘*eplnton that
there will be mush money left
from the paving 0! East avenue to
carry along the cevo.avenue work.
I I
Gould. in her? talk on the re. '
till“ .
residents have m. _
be pleased with: the action 3
l; The new garage being built tor
toogunnetintheba
Whonongoi erlripallesuddenl slumpedto
.. ‘ wounded. Moflycsnudhrntosllelbdconrmg
tinisliewsssetvmgw Asshe
HOW TO KEEP WELL
I: or. soon s coma '
WWUNMMPIWWQIIMQ
Sunhght
cans tron TEE EXPECTAN‘I'
' - stoma -
All carpet-taut mothers should be
under the cars at a phisicisn, it this
is possible. and should or course.
undersea othorough physical exalt.
ination.
Examination oi the urine is at the
utnpst importance.‘ and ouch exam-
inations should be repeated trequent-
ly in order to detect conditions. tho
neglect of which may jeopardise.
ovcn sacriilcs. the lives of both
mother and child.
It the expectant baby is the first
one. the physical examination made
by the doctor should invariably in-
clude I. measurement of the pelvis.
in no other way can it be deter-
mined that a, pelviaia. not reduced
in also or otherwise doiormsd. condi-
iionsyhich mire to: serious troublt.
sad it knowiodge or the existence I!
which enables tho doctor to deter-
mine beforehand ihe nature or the
assistance he will be called upon to
tender at the critical moment.
Feebicmindednoae.
_’ An examination oi the blood
should be made lei-detect. don
conditions which it left" undo. octed
tonight. and often do. result in a dis-
eased hild. Iochlld that may even
be for leminded.
nTonth's visit to tho Soondinsgiap
countries. While abroad they spent
most at their time in Norway
e 9s a ' .
lilies Mildred Hoyt. daughter at
Dr. Frank Royt ot Pineal-tillage-
oation from
whore she is training to be a nurse.
I 0 O t.
Dr. and Mrs. Franklin 0. Brown
are homo. after a week's stay at M-
lantic City. N. J.
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' A Mr and Mrs. Dishart of New
York city have leased till .HOwoll
rosidenco on Cove avenue tor the
summit.
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‘ lira Askos .ot Osborné avonu is
at Nat-walk. hospital 9recove pg
trout osslighvoporotion. ‘
Louii llielll ct .1 gotta place has
,I. now Durant touring co’. . 4
Miss blive Coleman 9! Myrtle
street is homo toying “Having a
nervous bnahdow
the Crotut and Knapp cb.ps9n9y lg
nearing completion. .3
into thoi’mo'vihg business. or cap.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Honest: have
goturned to their honolon Gregory
boulovird otter ‘ more than a
loin. Harvey Jarvis. loaded theLbooi
with household furnishings; b_oing
ipoil, oer-ooh “in in m
W122} chlorine in
the muscles or his sleuth
go that every one?! tfl; sinilo WW
"th in a repaid“ m5
:3“. and 1m 1.“ u
about in is.“
'08
anwaetormudhubfl.
nus. is home for a three weeks' ya. -
Stomlord' hospital. :
The schooner “Seabird" as glans »
at the community dock yesterday ~
Much of our present lesblomlud-
canoes could hsvs been prevented.
and many morons would today be
uselul citisens if their mothers had
been properly treated tor diseased
conditions in time.
Expectant mothers should have on
,zbundance ot fresh air. good plain
helesorno toad. dolly recreation.
diversified tasks that are not too‘tax-
and sleep. and they should be tree
from worry.
‘ Selecting Diet.
Diet should be selected with the
view or avoiding tho-necessity tor
the use at lowivls. but u the at»
does not accomplish Ilia result, then
.s simple laxative should be taken on
the ml! at the physician.
hegtg part or her ex.
pebtom. the e or slsould see her
”Miles. or send hint I swimsuit
at u no for examination every two
“on. She must not turret in poro
take ireoly of liquids. Drink plenty
of water.
Headache. it persistent. or it slide
den and severe. should he reports!
to the plissioian. as should also
swelling of the taco. hand or in-
;reasing swelling of the ankles
should they'occur. Medicine should
not be taken Incept on the advice
or the physician. .
shipped to Glen Cove. 1.. 1-. by Wil-
liam Salter and Iltb soiled. Instill!
outwith bureaus. and walllstends
las ed. to her dock. Estr- heavy
i logs were necessary browse the
sound was particularly rough.
Captain lint-syialinadgo. d9 Boo-
view avenuew has been ill tor
some time. was able to sally out et
doors tor the first limo since his
illness Monday. .
0 O. ' ‘
. Captain Wallace Bates is pointing
and conditioning the cabin cruiser
"Alico""itt his yard.
. .
Graduates or the Roger Ludlow
junior high school are Joining the
class from the Franklin school this
afternoonrih their outing and picnic
at Pleasure Beach peril Bridgeport.
Captain “Tom” Folchri
Stamford Force 0 Yrs.
Captain of.” Detectives Themes
iolsy It the Itomtcrd Police d;-
partineht celebro the compiotio‘n
or 80 years service to the city. yea.
today. w
Thirty handsome roses bedooitod
his dealt in, the detective bureau.
given bymembero or the levee in
appreciation of his long and faithful
work.
Coptein rem was .mime
patrolman on June 22. is." and
was made a detective sorgseot July
it. ills. its has been in charge or
. the «Millie bureau since "heed
Cilia! Joni“ J .Redcrnsn woo ad. ‘ ‘
mesa tme tss‘ celee or detective
sergeant. . l
in: on her strength. adequate rest,
: demonstrated that rickets could be
Health
3 the Children‘ 5 Bureau,
U.‘ Department of Labor
'ltoliier. the series physician who
first established the treatment oi
tuberculosis by sunlight on a scion.
title basic. did not limit his use or
sunlight-to the cure oi’ tubui'cuioséa.
in 1910 a school was Opened under
his oupoi vision where the illilucnco
l“ sunlight in tho previntion or in.
boroulosis could be demonstrated.
“It lhll "school in Hip sun" was a
success is shown by the over in-
creasing number ot Io-csliod pro.
"Ital-lo which are springing up in
this country for children known to
hate boon oxposéd to tuberculosis.
“sunlight is good tor «be care at
tuberculosl in older children. it is
also certainly good for its pievon.
tion in younger ones. in 191s .
entail volume was published in_
France by Dr 0 Leo urging the
use of helioiherapy ior“ihe preven.
lion of tuberculosis in infancy. Sim.
ple,strslghttorward directions were
given for sunbnlhs for babies. but
apparentls they attracted little at.
tention Iithor. in Europe or in this
therapy (or in ants Leo thought
only or its value in preventing til.
borculosid. Little did “he realize that
in so doin he was advising a pro-
cedure wh ch would also prevent
‘anothor and more common disease
oi intoney.
To many people today moreover.
heliothorspy implies only the cure
of prevention of tuberculosis. Our
concirpiion ot the nine of helioiher.
spy must be widened to include the
cure and prevention of rickets as
well as that of tuberculosis. Recent
medical investigation'v has shown
that sunlight has an absolutely
speciiio eitoct in the prevention and
ours or rickets and is indispensable
«tor the normal growth ot infants.
Bickets as a.ohronic nutritional dis.
tux-banco has been known to physi-
cians for over- 250 years. but the
importance or sunlight in its cure
and prevention has only been known
definitely for the past seven years.
The true value ot sunlisht in Jrein.
tion to rickets was first suggested
by an Englishman in 1800 and rel.
mum is ill: 1 French investi.
gator. but sctu proot of its value
was {lot obtained until ill! wohen
x.rsy photographs or the bones
cured by ultra-violet rsdlstifits. Two
years later. .1381.
showed that ours could be brought
about by sunlight alone'. “‘
4*
(bio. I Tomorrow.) -
The Ame ego bison. or true butts.
Ho. hos n99b up above the-'shoulders.
country. in r cummendlng. hello-"ilionoble Presbyterian pulpit in New
wcssagc and carry it to the ends or
h
inv ostigatord ‘
The following items appeared in
the issue oi the Evening lontisel
tor Juno :8. 1000:
, s
Willis E. Goodbuo. o role gradu-
ate with the AI. degree and princi-
pal oi the choltoa High school. has
bs‘bn engaged as principal at the
Center school tor the coming year.
succeeding Principal Charles A.
Tucker.
0 I I
Jams Morton. a well-known rosi-
dent at South Not-walk. who has
boarded tor some time at to Taylor
svsnuo. who was employed tor a
number'ot years hyAndrow Thomvv
son or Wall street. has disappeared.
and all efforts to locate him have
in. .V
in!» r; .finuhflm’wr
.I‘ HMS-Wt“ MOM.‘WWE&KM li‘..£iil”r¥7‘:lé’5§.l|lcfilrx Will ' ..‘
The one thing this bank has to sell is .
service and it invites your business on
the basis of its willingness and ability,
to provide something more than pertunce
tory routine operations.
THE
annuirunmun
' hurled
thus for proved without avail. '
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Anong those' honored at the state
Normal school. New Haven. were
the tollowing who received die
piomas: .biissgs Elizabeth A. Mur.
phy. l-iolon F. O'Brien. South Nor-
walk: Florence Raymond and Jen-
nlo L. lcott. Rowayton; lrma 1..
Smith. Darien. Among those receiv-
ing cortincstoe was Harriet ill.
Clark.“ South Norwsllt
0 O O
A mad dog ran uptick in hummer
street. Norwalk, and a number of
people had narrow lescopos. though
it is not believed that anybody was
bitten. “
O I 0
It is not oilen that a lone woman
property owner has the courage t]
tackle a great corporailon. but that
is what Mrs. Anna Bradley or Lon
Hill is doing. for she has war Id of!
the New York, Now Have end
Hartford railroad from her propor-
ty. of which they are u tenan‘ un-9
loss they immediately allow some
disposition to buy.
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Victor W. Ferris ielt sleuth Kore
walk to: Nee liochello. from which
place he will assist Commodore Wil.
lisrn it Cislko to sell his sloop hier-
guerite in the race through Long is~
lend sound.
I O a
r
YOUR
SILVERWARE
G
will be sale from tire and burglars in
our vault.
Suitcases..................$.50anlonth
Steamcrtrunks.............1.00“ “
Trunks 1.50“
Saratoga trunks 2.00 “
M
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
SERVICE
SECURITY.
fist
Miss Ethel 8. Keep has returned
in south Norwslk {or the summer
from the Pennsylvania state Normal
school. Indians PI. where she has
been teaching this term.
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Mrs. Mathewson and Miss Anna
Mathewson of New York are visiting
Dr. and Mrs. liacliloy in Rownyton
avenue.
0 O 0
Charles Gehrmonn took out a. par.
ty of Noru-alk men in his launch
today. '1'th enioysi a trip to Long
Island. or at least started for there.
I 0 0
David W. -Roymond has launched
the "Pollywog" and expects to win
the power lanai race at the Noruallt
Yacht club this atlernoon. "
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Editbrial Views
Of State Papers
A PASTOR'S CHOICE
{Ansonia Sunlinci )
The RM. 'rerlius Van Dyko is the
two can of his (other. ullom many
01' us know much better. Deep and
noble Dr. Henry Yon Dyke fully up-
proves of his son's choice in ex-
Tho Salaried Man
In SouthNorwalk
Your Home Town
This bank is a home town
institution. With our de-
positors’ money we expect
to promote progress in
your home town. Why in-
vest your money abroad?
Help us work for this
community.
Who spends all he earns,
whether he receives
$1,000, or $5000. is
NOT FREE—
NOT INDEPENDENT
The City
National Bank
South Norwalk, Conn.
a
Save. Your: In
The People’s
changing for the simple country
Trust Company
church at \\ ashlngton in this state,
with its membership ot perhaps a
qusrter or a thousand and a salary
of less than 82.000 a year. his insh-
York city. Ills explanation that he
proiorrcil a place where the people
welcome a message bearing the deep
F. S. LYON
First Bank Under the Bridge
JOB PRINTING ,0”
‘ South Rom“ Washington Street
truths of earth and universe to one
whom lilo people demand a "lasso
ilinc religion" was lho‘ superficial
one. The real reason is that the
Connecticut piece and its opportun-
ities appeal to the beet that is in
him. and for the first time in his
pastoral career, perhaps, he answers
a genuine ‘cail.’
Washington is famed asa summer
resort. but not in the fashionable
sense. It is rather the summer ret-
ustx of the discriminating. in a sense
remote. tar tram the modding
orowdfn ignohio strife. heautliul tor
location. it is a place in which to
know nature at its best. to come
close to the high truths of God. The
people whom the pastor or that
church may reach in the summer
are people intensely worth while.
potent people, who may get his
earth.
iut more important still are the
people who make up the abiding-
membership of that church. It is in
one 0: the towns oi Connecticut
pristine New England character in
to prdent pedestrians train crossing Btato tor any amount or space
the street except at designated intor- you may "quilt 3n
‘ sections. The object at the ruling to Our warehouse. is o. 5-story ‘
to prevent the many accidents cons: brick building. located at. s Havi~ 3
ed when pedestrians dart list into land street. equipped, with the
the street trom behind oars Wired latest sprinkler system. vgiving .
at. the curb. it is honors the; a too. you the low insurance rate of. m
.senable.regulotion. Autoiots must Ibo per hundred dollsrh on con-
driv'e in the street and not on tho “a“ 9 ‘
sidewalk. it is only right that tho-
podeotrian shoufihwaxoo: 9:9 tslide. , Du! moron.
walk and not on o I t on:
dose the proper crossings and trailio ' Elma! SERVE! ,
uisiiiies will drop cit greatly. . TO NEW you ' C A L L
One or the latest applications or r , omeM... 09 .2 ..
. electricity is ssh t be in the treat-’ g“ ‘N ~ . 1 z
. seen: or dogs tor istemper. The .. It}. Phone, Ohelsoa' 8059
. dog is exposed tor is minutes at. _ ME 9
, tune to ultra-Violet rays- . m W. It ‘ .128 So ““111?
‘ Th Danube riserjowo through He! film“ Motor dephone
cone in which 53 lam and Non For Hm Pmm m
dialects ore spoken. it is 3.000 stiles D "an!
I.“- "' 1 . .e‘ 9
. .9 . . .
itiorlimcosodions cute: too _9 NPW 15 T39 E T019 E
. “i 9 .
ascetic-tumult»
which. more than most. has kept its . ..
South N orwaik
Loaders. gutters. tin roots and
sheet metal werii promptly at-
with a key and a kiteootrlng. and
thereby hangs a tall. The same
prioclpi I gives you the iceloss
Edtidflhs
tended to. .t
' on us snnvr: you
Nash, Raymond
uch towns the pastor at Mr. Vim x miMflnomel
Lyke's type is eminently needed. 7 & Dean co. Mum“ in. m don-drill;
i-lis opportunity or presenting a ' watchingalo nootoppina.
message which shall carry to tho _ It lib-sumo 3".“ Oomoinoodseo mud.
buds of the earth an last iar into 80 th Norwalk. Conn.
the distances 0! stem is vast and u
intensely inviting. He has shown. in ‘rP'B‘ONE 18“ The Norwalks’ Electric CO.
answering its call. a. discrimination r ' -
which should have wide approval. 30 N0. Main St” South NON
JAY-WALKING ’ 2 S ‘ ' Phone 2“ i .
(Stamford Advocate)
A number or cities this Summer ‘ u i..-
are going to experiment with "Jay. You con now avail yourself of _ .
walking ordinances." that is. rules lb. finest storage facilities in the . . _. , ‘
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