The Musical tress 0-
cs the use or use all III
“. din credited to it Of a“
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, ma pg herein.
srsclst. msgsurimvs
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Chicago
maroon as
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News .5 ...... Norwalh ”d,
A THOUGHT
Laziness travels so slowly that
poverty soon overtakes him—Ban-
, dentin Franklin.
BUT THEY NEVER ms.
How ordinary and human the
..t people of the land must be.
' under the skin. is best demonstrated
the pains they take to prevent
world from finding out the least
ing about how they look and be-
have off dress parade.
There died in Washington re-
‘oently an old negro. Arthur Brooks.
Who had been valet to four presi-
” onto-William Howard 'l‘sft. Wood-
row Wilson. Warren G. Harding and
*tho present White House tenant.
. Calvin Coolidge. .Undoubtedly he
.hnaw more intimate details of the
.Jpersonai lives. in the executive man-
.sion. of these four men than any
Vernon in the world outside their
respective families.
. n-Iuch information may seem trifl-
” dug. "Perhaps it is. but it's interest-
Thero were many more illi-
, _ at things in the life of Napo-
I —-n than the meal he ate on tho
x eve of Waterloo. But it disagreed
; ,with him. his stomach was upset.
‘ so he lost the battle. This was s.
. trifling detail. which Napoleon's
chef unquestionably did his Itmoi
- . up. but it sheds a flood-of
light on Napoleon. He was greedy.
Indeed. it isn't a trifling detail. !t
reveals his whole character.
9w Arthur Brooke probably held the
key to many riddles of the Taft. Wil-
l: son and Harding administrations.
‘ It wouldn't do to refer to the ad—
‘Ininlstrstion of President Coolidge,
‘ for he's contemporary. But Brook!
key was buried with him.
. Brooks was a talkative old chap
-—in all capacities but as a presi-
dential valet. He could tell a. good
story. He had a. sense of humor
and a nose for the newsy, but what
he knew. as a valet, was as sacred to
~ him as a physician's ltnoWledgc of
is patient. He didn't tell his
‘ friend. or his wife. or his
. ldren.
' .Brooks wasn't unique.
of a presidential private sacra-
. who made any indiscreet dis-
glosures? Or a chief clerk of tho
. utive ofdcos': Or a White House
this! usher? or a door-keeper? 0r
p'sscrat service attendant? Or any.
' connected wtth the White
ado?
That’s why we know ‘so little
ZUPPKE'S FOUR MUDES. I
, Coach Bob Zuppke. of-ths Uni-
‘lggrslty of Illinois~ football eleven.
«besides being 0. greet grid coach.
.. men. It wiu be recalled that
lotto Dame had what sport writers
Med ”The Four Horsemen." who
. . - up and down the field with
gaunt seal and many touchdowns.
,me put his squad in grant
W the other day by referring
' his backfield as "the four mules."
Perhaps he doesn't want Lanum,
-m. Peters and Daugherity to
k too well of themselves. At any
it had a fine effect on the
The varsity is now a person-
with a his "
The foam probably will try so
out the designation. and any.
who has ever ridden behind a
‘ H of runaway inuiss knows that
. to night] hm to “09.
M
loots Lose lousy.
GLASGOW—Despite the lakes
A .. . . about the Icotch notion-
‘ rhstin one year use differ-
untsofmonoy and Oil gash-
ofciothingworaisftbythem
Who ever
Clergyinen Attend
" Jacobflerewell
ssv. scams on any. 00-
wm as norm so min.
INC rams IN scum NOB-
wens as W0.
ROWAYTON
Ministers of the various Norwslit
churches tendered Rev. Fred it.
Jacobs. pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church of south Norwsih. who
is leaving some time in October for
Huntington w. V. aofsrewell din-'
her at the Mahaoltalno hotel last
evening. ~ Among those attending
wore ltav. Victor loalise. pastor of
the nowsyton Baptist church. and
Rev. Walter G. Oowsrt. pastor of
the lfethodist Episcopal church,
Rowsyton. >
Joseph H. Klinefsllisr. Rowsyton
avenue. is visiting friends' and rela-
tives in Bhrewsburg. PL. and
Washington for several days.
m EVENING WED-SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
I ' "I‘ll.
obey the Al
bsseador to
of tile navy that he hoped
We will.
II,—
"”//..ll ' 1'
' V
with his guns. and the Mean cap
stsntincple. but wrote to the secretary
the Mitt tribute to Algiers
would be “delivered from the mouth of our cannon."
oroed to
Ho carried the Boy‘s sm-
Ktllan he.
Decatur
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4;
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A. I
o I
h I
the Bashsw of Tripoli as-
sorted ills arr anco
after hearing that unis
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The rielith year. 1801. I
i
had received more tribute} j
r / id' 1 .
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Wednesday the Ministers' County
association will hold a meeting in
titrstfield. A detention from the
Rowayton Baptist church will at-
tend an all-day se-ion.
The road in front of the home of
Joseph Klincfeltor. Rowsyton ave-
nue. is being repaired by the Nor-
walk street department. The work
is under the direction of Frank
Lockwood. Cross street. A new catch
basin will be installed and the old
one cleaned.
The funeral of Mrs. Harrell flor-
gan Woods. wife of Rev. David
A DANCE mom
(Stamford Advocate)
An improvement on the Charles-
ton is announced. It is the same
thing. only more so. It is called
“The Black Bottom." The name
will intrigue critics who think the
Charleston itself is that already.
This variation is easy to learn. say
its advocates. and not so strenuous
and tiring as the regular Charles-
ton. The isomer is urged to prac-
tice it in front of a full-length mir-
ror. "In that way." explains a
dancing professor. “anyone can
overcome all awkwardness and self-
ecnsciousness." Iaybo so. But some
DUMB 37 YEARS.
Waterbury Woman Has
CAN NOW TALK
Peculiar and Joyful Ex-.
perlence
WATERBURY. (Speciall-After
Woods.
there.
who passed swag-
horns of her sister. Mrs. Ade” in.”
on Highland avenue. . ,"
morning. was held from uw '
of Mrs. Catherine
afternoon. There were rainy beau.
:ifill floral pieces. Burial was in
Union cemetery. '
“nova? the new arrivals in the
London soo are some baby sharks.
which are batched in the aquarium
Milkmen are forbidden to nacho
while delivering milk in certain
parts of England.
Ifyonrssvingpnrpossissiinplyto dndyonr-
self better 0! at the end of the year, you have
sgoodonetochallsnge your-stile. Eaves
mmtsonssphltbschofittooneoften
lotllcssvingswlndow.
i own.
" ‘ " «to hi" it! till w ‘W‘W or “in ’a' u or- “cf
4’ Kb ..' , a“ .
snails "this
than ever. and feel
who have tried the method will re.
‘ {that it makes them look more
having been dumb. and unable to ut-
ter a word for 8‘! years. Mrs. Wes-
ley W. Tower. of this city. has re-
ccverod her power of speech. to the
smasement of her husband her fam-
like
is celebrated on this day.
1m.
The world's production 'of
exceeds 1.000.000. tons a year.
your mum
Today ill Other Years I
The feast day of It. Finals. bis-
hop. martyr and It. Finbarr. bishop.
Balboa discovered Pacific ocean,
iiy physician and her relatives and
friends. Ber physician says that he
is at a loss to account for the fact
that firs. Tower is able to speak
again while others who knew her
regard it as nothing short of a mir-
sole.
In If" lfrs. Tower woke one
morning to find herself unable to
speak. The affliction could not be
explained. All attempts to diagnose
the case and correct the condition
were useless. The woman had Imp-
ly gone to sleep as usual and awoke
to find her 'voosl faculties Mr.
iously impaired.
Thirty seven‘years of silence» fol-
lowed.
An then one morning recently.
Hrs. Tower rose from a sound and
sgrosablo sleep and began to talk. 1t
wasJuRssifthosad‘lyssI-shad
been the dream of a single night.
' talking hetero she retina and talk-
, lag again after that long night.
/ )frs. Tower cannot explain it. lilo
isonlyhappythstsheoannowtalit
to harr husband and friends again.
Kr. Tower insists it‘s a miracle.
but he. too. is happy. He and Hrs.
'fiowsr recently celebrated their 30th
load
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton lcoileld. hlc- ' ‘
:(inley street. retumod to their '1
onto after a. visit of several ds s I " "—J‘ |
with their daughter. Mrs. Albeit "‘" él'”‘ 7"
stirs-i and family in Milford. “ ’ Ind-1:" . ;,,_ . 1
> ; Thorn arson was on pres -snt. 'e had prev. I
lira. Sidney R. Boil entertained 4°." ‘ viously d osad of a large part of the navy and the .
SzImeItN::n:o.mml‘cbflI:flt card :II' "P00 the United Bashaw's declaration of war found the United States
““1“" mango: 29:09:10.3222 "m'k'lmnft." WIP' woefully unprepared for conflict on the seas. It was
Wm “m, m “I. New“ Repubm fl. 1; ' "mi.“ finally two gears later that a fleet was gathered to- .
can Worn.“ moan” .M'v'” 3‘ ° Amer °"‘ 1 gather and lspatcilod to Mediterranean waters. ‘
PP "l- ......... \ (Contlnuod.) )I
Dan Douglas and Edger Raymond. 7
gr, left 2th evening by automobile . . . o
or a w -end visit wit fri . ' . ’
i. Ami"... " °““' Editorial Views Republican Ticket Olive Barton s
, Election e v. ’
lira. George Johnson. who has Of State Papers ( Unload 2:23:33; 2) Dally COlumn
ant-Eleni?!“ tgeupsstgeek If. its HIRAM BINGHAM ’
r. an rs. enry orsit . i v New l-laven. . .
at their home on McKinley place ”ésifliwfi 13%? Governor. ATHLETIC TRAIMI‘G'
will return to her home in Pattor- ( a r y P JOHN H. TRUMBULL High schools and colleges depend
,0“. N. J" tomorrow. . Olympia Marci's determination to Plainville not. a little upon their athletic
get into the movies has led to the Lieutenant 00"m nrgweu for reputatlorll- The high
incorporation of a producing com- sc ool student or co lego student
tn???‘l:lt::l fir: 3.)“: apiwat'od puny to mu“ films in which “n! ‘1‘ EDV‘gznfirmlNARD who makes a. team feels the respon-
plannsd for Octobe‘l'. 1‘7 $hl:h ":5 will play the stellar roles. It will Secretary sibilily of all the tribuncs on his
bevoelebrated as Rally 'Day by the be recalled that soon sftsr her In, FRANCIS A. PALLOTTI should-era. The first thing he does
members of the Methodist Episoo. “um“ °t m“ murder °‘ “h“ 3“" Hartford. " to In“ m training. “8 Mt only
Pll church. nano. well meant efforts to obtain, Treasurer Punch“ ““1 “In. “9d “101““ and
further education for her. made W , ERNEST E. ROGERS spars but he sleeps. diets. does willi-
-Octs‘gon Alarms—‘Trus Ti those who had befriended her dur- New London. out tobacco and condiments and al-
Tellers" “ Allen's Dru Ste :3: ins her trials. came to naught be- Comptroller together tel! ““0 8 physical condi—
Adv g r . cause of her own and her “WWII FREDERICK M. SALMON tion that might well glnddcn his
' desire that she should capitalise heri Westport. ”33$: :c‘g‘fiw “ t 1 i d
notoriety in the films. But her efforts Attorne General ' m n “1‘ “" °"
gmhodist Episcopal Church in that direction failed. partly. it nnmsum'w. ALLING "““m Wh° “"d‘3"‘““d ”m” ““8"
101.211?" Walter C. Cowart seemed, because the regular produc« New Britain. If”. Em“ “mum" ‘" "”‘n'mukm‘
. ll! school. MOM 3““. ing companies were not unmindful n n ng 1' a science—the most ox-
c‘lsss will complete the study of the of public distaste for such cheap 9°“ PNPHMUW‘ ‘5 31W“ ‘0 the
”am °' “‘0 ““0“?" u ““0 sensationalism as her screen ex- :nsltigg ofha'trainer. ‘Th: ““53"
me Ill. - ' . rig. is p ys ca exam nil. ons. t 9
1‘1. Blaming Worshlp. arm” by learn“ "5, “In time WW” have! Demmatlc kaét dietulalc work connected ‘with it.
the pastor. subject: “Christian . outsi e of the actual muscle mani-
ldeais." ID ”and!“ Tuesday “"- 2) pulatlon. all play an important part.
7~3o “mm“ n m LENESS' UMM States Senator Traiflors must ld do ii a u 1
held in this i; y wors p will be (Kiwanis Magazine) ROLLIN U. TYLER m k in imp 8 mm
c urch. Sermon by Who doesn‘t stop at the top of a 3.4.3,," n" MW e r “me”
Rev. Victor Scull-o. pastor of the long hili tosllow the engine to cool? Gwen”; 3‘“ “5" "“0“ ““1 "mm"
Rowayton Bl‘iu‘lt church. Some of the best thoughts we ever CHARLES G MORRIS "mm" ““hm’gh they m" 11“" e"
Wsdncsdsy evening weekly prayer have. come when we seem to be N wt ' “”1"" “um" d° “M “way“ “a”
meeting will be held at I o'clock. most idle. More than one man has Li ' °w"' trainers to put boys into physlcgl
The study book. “The Meaning of determined on a successful businessl Maintensnt Gown” mm 1"" “‘9” “Nelle “9°?“- and
Prayer.” will be used for the first Change while sitting in seeming idle-z L0 3' WATERS ”"3 b0)" undertake ll ‘henlflelvel'
time Wednudg, .vonln‘_ iless Waiting for a fish to bite." i N°""‘°h~ At this age boys are doing most
'l‘o pause to look back and then mu" 0! their flowing- They grow fast-
Rowsyton Wm Church forward. often increases speed rather DAVID M. RICHMAN not between the ages of fifteen and
ii). lundsy school in cm“... of a“ than cause delay! We run past more New Haven. seventeen. Girls spread their grow.
M55 "any good things than we catch up Treasurer illg over a greater space of years
Ill. morning worship sermon by with. It was a baker idling at thai PETER M. KENNEDY and begin to shoot up earlier,
the Dollar. subject "The Religion of son who first made animal cracker-g ‘ Waterbury. Boys' muscles are unseasoned, and
' :::.:::..:rt::. ‘33“ “- .. Alleluia... a?" W
‘ _ , ,, . on as ones. ey need sleep. rest.
was;°V°8:‘r':°:°’::‘pfig°m'$:ggg There is not only joy in inter-club Thompsonville. nropI‘r food. a certain amount of
Bosliso. "w.“ “A Hotel Substitute and local meetings of Kiwanis but Attorney General athletics is good for them. The out.
“, the Prise Fight." often nspiration which. when crys- FREDERICK M. McCARTHY door boy will be the strong man
331““ In“ “um “ PM“ produc- Ansonia. later on—provided he. does not
- i I overdo.
But amateur training is not‘al-
ways what it should be. so keep an
eye on your son and see what he is
doing. Rave a doctor look after him
every so often. Watch his heart!
strong muscles are not always an in-
dication of health.
I have in mind three cases of
over-training. One a boy who de-
veloped "sprlnter‘s heart" from
over-taxing himself on the track aft-
or he had been ill; another. a mus-
cular giant on the football field. who
caught cold and developed hasty
consumption. and still another coloso
nun who allowed his friends to break
two-inch planks over his chest. who
wont suddenly to pieces.
Don't worry if your son is under
good trainers. But if he is trsdnlng
himself, watch him.
About the only person that can
really mks a living out of those
guessing cont,sts is the man in the
weather bureau—El Paso Times.
Our pamphlet on
millimetres
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BATURDA
Y, SEPTEMBER 25, 1926.
m
Norwalk News
Of Other Years
so YEA!“ AGO"
The following items gppesred in
the issue of the Evening lentinol
for September 25, not:
A sneak thief entered the real-
dence of John W. Drew. dl Frank-
llu street. yesterday. and took two
gold watches. rings, jewelry and
about 820 in cash.
0 O C
Attorney John J. Cuneo scoonded
tho nomination of Sheriff Sidney 1“.
llalllcy in Bridgeport yesterday.
0 O I '
At the caucus last night of Dem-
ocrats of the second voting district
in Arion Hall. Jacob 8, Raymond
was unanimously voted candidate
for soloctmsn. ,
C a 0
James A. Brown's candidacy for
seleclmsn was endorsed at the chuc-
us lust evening in Quittner’s hall.
of Republicans of the second voting
district.
0 0 O
D. '1‘. Murphy. who is engaged IN
the specialty business in East Nor-
wallt. is soon to erect a largo fac-
tory next to Robertson's nlacliino
snap in Beaview avenue.
0 0 O
hiiss Bessie 1. Benedict, daughter
of hire. Mary I. Benedict was mar-
ried yesterday at her home to Ern-
est C. Schmidt of Bridgeport.
O O 0
Albert Newman has resigned his
posillou as clerk in tho Norwallt
store of William P. Boers. the sta-
tloner and. book-seller.
O O I
Miss Lillian T. Gude, Grand street.
has resumed her musical studies at
the National Conservatory .of Mu-
sic in New York.
U I 0
Captain Arthur Carr and BradleyI
Hull. both of East Norwalk. have
gone into partnership in the paint-
iili; business and are decorating
Julncs Lester's house.
_._.___..____._———
TEN YEARS A60.
The following items appeared in
the issue of the fishing Sentinel for
beplcmbcr 26, lillii:
Judge Henry W. Gregory was re-
noinlnatcd probate Judge at the
democratic probate convention in
Assembly Hall. Saturday afternoon.
' 0 O 0
While proceeding up West avenue
yesterday afternoon Motorcycle Po-
liceman Murray was attacked by
a St. Bernard dog. owned by M. N.
May loft, and severely bitten in the
loft eg.
0 O O
iormer Congressman Jeremiah
Dcnm'an was nominated to run
against Congressman E. J. Hill, of
the convention in the Dorion House
yesterday afternoon of democrats of
the fourth congressional district.
0 0 0
Peaches were cheap for a few
minutes this morning in Wall street.
when the George Hotchkiss com-
pany's big truck pmashed into and
overturned a peach grower's wagon.
O 0 0
Norwalk friends of Sterling Ket-
choil. tllu local young man who went
~to the border with the 69th. N. Y.
N. (3.. were agreeably surprised this
morning to see the young guardsman
drive into town.
0 O O .
Miss Emily Wilson. daughter of
Mr. and hire. John H. Wilson. Clay
street. South Norwalk. left this
morning for Lawrenccville. Va..
where she will teach this year in St.
Paul's school.
0
O 0
Roy Hubert. Norwalk. witnessed
the Giant-Cardinal double header at
the Polo grounds this afternoon.
0 l 0
Officer Smith reported to head-
quarters that men on a west bound
freight train stoned him and some
children near the Spring street rail-
road bridge this afternoon. '
_..___.__.————
ESCAPED EAGLE SOABS
OVER N. Y. SKYSCRAPEBS.
NEW YORK—Pedestrians of low-
er Manhattan oranod their necks in
astonishment yesterday when an
eagle rose today from the boat deck
of the United fruit liner Santa Mart.
from Jamaica and after circling the
Woolworth tower disappeared down
lower Broadway at a height of more
than a. thousand feet.
The bird. apparently buffeted
about by the hurricane which swept
Florida last Saturday. alighted on
the ship's deck. was captured by an
officer and brought into port. It
escaped today when taken out to be
photographed.
JUSTHINGLE.
They knew not what to call their
dog.
It was s assay (mow.
And then it tore mom's hm dress.
, Taxation OI Securities
‘ In Connecticut
been republished by the Tax Commissioner’s ‘
office of the State. It discusses in non-technical
language a subject in which every Connecticut
_ investor should be greatly interested ,
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THE
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as WASHINGTON mm
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r
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