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temperance 8,1926. .I
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Norwalk News]
Of Other Years ii
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80 YEARS AGO. l
The following items appeared ml
the issue of the ifii‘elilllit Sulliillt‘iI .
for October ii. loos: . seams and your sense of economy. -
An unknown man. bi‘iivvi-d tui
have been walking tllo tracks of the
New York. New Haven and Hart-
ford road. was killed at l o'clOck
thin afternoon by the lioston ex- 1| u
press.
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“.2332: Stalliz‘l'l‘l: logofwuxl‘i't.‘ .iz'l‘ild, CENT'IBRAIUSTFAéROFlELD i'.
narrowly escaped dflilh\Siiiiil‘tiay at
NORWALK, 001m.
f
hmwmmwy . Drive Captains
*2 ,. " if? N ‘ "‘ Asked To Report
’ " " ‘ ascent" " Recei ts Daile
.aatg.;r;s.I°.-m.arr.ro . .. .9... y
no- IIm-t ' cam. splat Lu. MEETING or
IM?'&"." .. . . .i’.‘.'.'.‘.:.“.'.' BAI'I'IS’I‘ arouse worms
'1‘" ' ' 'ss'm'm soulsrrs'roxionr—smsgan-
A savings account in this bank will
satisfy both your pride of pos-
osvmusn‘ i.
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ISUISIIIIFTION BATES NARI) \VRITES FROM FWIIIe
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. m (”as by carrier "SI DA' , ‘
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=3" . us ROWAYTON '
u d Dail N . gar L. Raymond. Ito- .
h "1'!“ ' "'9'," mt on ens-respondent. tel. “81 .35",
.3?» Bill“ a P on i.
O y IVIPIPII II I ~ ‘ r . . .
, escalation of Connecticut. bentintl Office. .2
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”some”--. ......
the Vanderbilt cup riice “'Ili‘n h.»
was struck by one of the rat-mi; m...
cbinoe. is expected lite today.
‘Aaron Bur}. _
Wltssoeiated Press In exclusively eo- Mrs. Percy s. Barrett asks that figures of American W. “I. here I‘ Milk.”
g“ 'h' m °' "’“I’hc‘u‘” °' all ”fl" all captains in the itowayton Library N. «L. In Februcry. 1755. 0' FIG“. ""10”“ M.
Young Aaron was a
spirited boy. and at the
Mrs. John D. Taylor. Iloyt strerg
, cites credited to it or set otherwise . . R
.. red is this paper. and also the lml hand drive call her every morn- Whoa Anon wag but 3 our Id, III.“ . IV. Aaron . w h. ran IN! a uth Norwalk. has Mum.“ home
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I am published herein. mg and report their progress in the all". glprssbyterian'pastor. '0‘ 0' (ml W by h i... mgpln‘ to m from a visit in New York city. NEWLY ID EG 1
IPDCIAL REPRESENTATIVE drive so that the thermometer at the OVII’WOfk Md hard .i’lVOIII'I'. . I. . Yorit. l A (’S .
Itowayion post other; which shows , Miss Adelaide Waterbury. who ' I
When we say they're fresh they C O M I N G i
I
for a number of years has hi 1 ll cash-
ier at. A. J. Ilisiop's store ill this
city. has resigned her posiiioll. and Our meats and "(Cables are u
intends to take a. well earned vaca- fresh at our Olli-
tion. THE
M . n dbu y, \IIO n
.. .::t.°“.‘.:.:. 5:... “if. MODERN MARKET
structlon on his book this morn-l 15 North “HID sum
"no in. a as s ial o
l’ugeaconllt "goats: MIA“... "
are fresh.
lih York Detroit Chicago
the standing ‘of the fund in figures.
may be regulated. At present it
‘ has ldounted to the total of $500.
A special meeting of the Young
People's Society of the Rowayton
Baptist church is called for this ave-
ningdn the church. Organization
of the society for the winter months
...“.
IELBPHUNES
Main mice—97 Wsshl tun St.
. Norwalli 9i—92— ,
‘. ' NIGHT CALLS
I": News ....... Non/all 1569
Sunny days are ahead for
-- 49“-]
.l’ .-
; &a mover".
The mere the marble wastes the
will take place and plans will be
made for socials urid entertainments
ing: "Call at A. J. Collins and com. i
pany and get rang-Ho take to Ai-i
P. E; Fairchild. Prop.
TeIJ I‘M
those who begin to save hert-
now—for next summer 's vaca-
nrnorol the statue lr°W'~"‘Mx°hae‘ during the season.
. I. 0- ......—
. In letters recently received by Mr.
' and Mrs. Oscar S. Mills. Highland
avenue, from their daughter. it"s.
, Gladys Barnard, from St. Peters-
. , burg, Florida. Mrs. Barnard says
mm"°“"“'° in Norwalk ‘ndIthcir home city was Visited only
vicinity. he: been increasins for the . slightly by the recent hurricane. but
past few years with very gratifying the havoc lllc siorm raised was in
"u“. ‘0 those who find beauty in» evidence ill the surrounding country-
. .
"In particular flower. For a time iOC'lI relatives and ordered "'6 ”‘an to IIO IVIII. y
- wards. her brother. a son his commands softened to entreatlee and the boy eanle
" The dahIlia ii a V”! 3’05““ char- friends of Mrs. liarnard, who is the I .
peter and. like the positive human wife of Rev. Edward Barnard. pus- \of Jonathan Edwards. I down an] M homo, (WHOM)
tor of the Fililt Presbyterian church w.___...._,
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Captain Nathan Itoheris is today
M
bany." _ .
Win. for the new limno, toy
celebrating his 91st birthday and iiiI
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fill the good things Ivou walli
receiving the congratulations of mo RESTORATIVE to do Hlld have.
many friends. I TONIC
Edward C. Newman. Nor-wallt.i v
\. i JLST THE THING TO
3.33 2175.11.29 .53’3305.“i'.‘-2p 1‘..‘.'i.......'..fv BUILD UP THAT RUN-
DOWN CONDITION.
and Niagara Falls. I
SOLD ONLY BY
Plaisted Drug Store
A nine pound baby was born ycs—'
5 I is wasnisoms s'rrtnm
THE CACTUB DAllIilA.
Remember, too, that,
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Christmas is just around the
corner! Be sure to height add-
ing something extra to your
new or old account here for
the happy days of Holiday
Spending.
The People’s
..-—‘l-‘I‘O.
Mrs. Burr and her chil-
, than were then residing i
8 do' with Rev. Timothy Ed- i His uncle
The Re
hri the y’haok. Aaron teas on
saw is approach. and he sprang into the
.l
i;
terday to Mr. and Mrs. Iirlli‘hll Hwy—I
noids. East Norwalk.
Rev. Edward Cunningham limes. “CINE VORWALK
Oi’ve . Barton’s i233: Lama?“ “' i
Daily Column
u?
‘. . sonalit . it attracts strongly and _
if 3;“. stringly Of St. Peiershurg, were worried as
.h . . . _ -- e I e
There. are many who dilllke the i cy had reccliiil no “Old front her Editorial ViBWTS Edltor GIVES BOYS
' dahlia intensely, no matter hog! biz Mrs. Ira Ii. Higgins. McKinley ‘
It is. and it is interesting to ohserve street, him has been quite ill wilh Of State Papers . something To Read
Fn'l‘: YEARS AGO.
The following items appeared ill
the issue of the iii'enilig Sentinel for
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for New Milford where she will con-
TU Till: l'Ol'Nti \‘U'i‘IiIl
TRY TONGUE TEMPERANCE.
October 8. 1921:
Trust Company
thlt amateurs around this section.“ malarial lever for ih-‘pust two d Thi ’ Ab t
O. 0' “0“"er a" 0‘ Rudolph Alfred Cuth‘lll and Edward lillglli-s
wcclts '1” l-, ' c.rl- - , 0...-.-"
have rather centered their aitcn-I ' “ ‘m" .1 5 “9’" “"k
The Manhatsn and the Bronx Valentino. “His tongue w“ well headed the committee in charge 0‘
ition upon size as ’.‘ iii” 509$ The i valence at the. home of her cousin. (II’tl’lfUI‘d Comm“,
“hill. fans take great pride in the Dr. Howard Stevens. llcr many Few subiects are mun. dmuwm
' Telephone Directory. most prosaic bridled and his cflumm were im-
of.publications. has been put to a. personal." . the invitation dance held last eve.
b6“ the nth: under the auspices of the Frank
L Ideal reception
' the year round L.’
on this receiv- ii.
First Bank l'nder the Bridge
$~v~q~n¢-— ~sb4 .o-uou- r.—~ uooo- w.
number of inches the diameter of friends: wish Ill: a Fptstly recovery. at present than the ””1”va
I 0 sure. ' -. . y. r 1 . - i ll
"be". largest b10390!“ \ ii m a i Mrs. John Janis, Crockt-l‘. street. ”Ohm" m "Hum" 0”" “L ‘0 0 0 new usage—editorial copy for the It struck me as being a
—on_
for nulittio variety and forgc‘. the avenue. are at the Danhury Fair to- .. I . ,0 w )i’dIl about he
sits tor a. ohnnm” r instance. dar- maiihiiilinhhci‘il minis. IILI “I. dutift testerday. students turning to the solves it the same could be chiselled
why not pay a. little att tlon to theI . . . new“ I0 I”: “DIG to dill much about :dléorial column. Were surprised to truthfully on our tombstones. Three Italians ill‘rt‘sled in \v-ilion
“chi! dahlia. fl blossom that is 30 “Ignéiritlilnog a??? “f Siamfgl'dI .ls either. i’l‘he voters stay at twine or. Picturuundfr .‘hz-rhefim" Casting lnteinperance 0' ”1° tongue caul- with ‘0 dead song-birds in ”WI“:
. kin i it form color and tea-4 Fl ~md . l KIIII. .ofl‘ Ii. rm . is at any rate. mm}, from ”I” DOlls. - . s. aif column of as more unhappiness than intem er- possession were illitda total of sins
g n s . .i “or Shine. (.lmkf‘ii ..mct. . m“ . .. . . names. with their owners husi- once of appetite. In the latter ass in the “their town touit lust etc.
Ind the neat l plot-lain (oliUlllHS nausea and (olgphono numbers. taken We hurt ourselves first. foremost and nlng.
\
' . . - 1 the 0 ml . I . _ . m wcalhi'l'. \\'te complain about the . , . ,, . .
. I Why dont more 0 m i: land Mls. Carri. Lockwood. Roton “him on a. par in iiopulnriiy with golumbia College daily paper. The greatest tribute one person could pay C“ Godfrey 108" “0' 1" mmTM“ lng set. M
pectator. to another. It is well to ask our- ”no” W I1. I S m
. as mg on tract 3
LET
DI South Norwalk '
We that "doesn't “wk like a duhi- ‘ to he \vlinI'tlie mi-inllii-iit factory ' '
at. all!" Strangers usually ex- Miss Maude Sherlock. Highland \. hi . {El 'I ~li “(it II from the part of the directory given nimOIt exclusively. But if we can- —-—--
,* . avenue. attended a. shower given in i” “*5 “5“)“ u 3 “L “i 0 “9 over to the "Smiths." All the not control our ton ucs it is others s v . . - i
. l i d I . . hi' I Loui A rick, who has been con O .
lim- , honor or Miss Maude. Anderson t‘ 0‘“- iui IN‘UI "1 ii “If“; ” “Smiths" listed had the initial "A." we huri- fined at the Mt. Sinai hospital in I
"Wth kind of a chrysanthemum her home in Nash l‘hc". South Nor- :1th nt pleat-lit. aunt t .hk ii 0‘" Clifford E. Nobes. editordn-cilief. The" i' 3° “will“ premium to New York. collvuloseing from an
“ that?" walk, last evenlnc. Miss Anderson ”0‘8“? 1“ ”i“ Wil‘w'h ”mum” asked concerning the editorial, said: M gained by ‘00!“0 temperance and operation. returned to his home hire . A X E S I
It OVEN ‘0 be In every dalilla ‘5 ‘0 ““1 Champs 15m“ m m" "C’" 1““ "",‘.""““ WM. ought "0‘ ‘° "Monday night my managinit cdl- no 99““! to Day for intemperance. today. . . . 3.; I
garden - future. liveddudilm lo do his dial/'10“ “10 tor, George '1‘. Scriba. and myself 1; we intIuige appetites or passions .5 . -- - I
- ._ 'i'ues ay alter the iirst . u 125' iii were expressing the ‘1“, that few t e react on is ours to bear and our . S " b. . l
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' Miss Lola Baxter. Roion avenue. hoi'elllhcr “mi 01" INK 1|} ”“3 time students read Spectator editorials. health or ”lawn“. suffers. It I. I° wefirfifizfi’; 11:53 “£333,132; ”51‘: ‘ I or“ ( r dr Son V:
. .. \ and Miss Emily Stevens. McKinley is not for him. “0 use the word and Lha‘. they would probably be °‘“' W“ “3°.“ b° “minim" m, m, Nome, m Sheldo'n 1...“, ..si .. . L, . W . 2
WT DO YOU MEAN—OLD! Place. ilro enjoying a day's vacation “him." because it would be neither jun, as likely to read m excerpt in things that hurt. 0‘" bodlee. m ' We conduct a Tax .- .J
today from their studies at Dnnbury courteous nor accurate to refer to from the directory.» as we. tried We ”m” °" “11‘ ‘m‘ “3"" -'
~ ' repeat scandal. ridicule—the cruel- The NOWIIIIS’ writ Co Savings CIUb WhEI‘t‘ .
.. Although everybody else seems to
be gmtiy impressed by the extreme
age ‘of the New Haven Journal
Day" at the fair. The Normal School
izirls attended the fair in a body
Monday.
Normal School. it being “Danbury the woman elector an n “veteran vot'. it."
Mr. Nobel! said he has received
"directory
(‘rllt
It Is to the mall and woman eligi-
ble to play the role o ' the young vot-
or at the Km cm‘uur c t'Ciiuil that we
more comment on his
(III I"
in {fig‘gnpflfn On any yet published serve the flaws not- only in our en.
else personally. we pass over perfec-
tion and shout to the world to ob-
i-lnics but in our friends. It lends zest
attend the fourth game in the
World Series in New York. today
were Judge William Ii‘. Tammany,
Attorney John J. Cuneo.‘ Charles
‘ _ Among the local fans who left to
"i ““9“ °‘ "1' ”WP" "i“ , 20 No. IiLain 8t.. South Norwallt
Phone 2978
you can save up in
advance for next
.
-h-...un.-o-. a (mag; '
Courier which published a special I‘ 1: .
“m“ to mark its 160th birthday PcilirioifiWT-dsigig. rciiflnotxinil‘ilmcvigt iidticomli‘c:lini‘l‘d'rlinhi{Siri‘iliilru «£352: to life. We lick our lips and rub our Prescott and John Silk. .. .
a“ 'nturdny. w°‘ don‘t see any i evening from it'siir day mo‘.or trip labor 9, Ii. 13. 13. 14. 15 and 16—— The TWinklers “23:. style“ our :21? 115:1: ‘ ‘ . . l STORAGE . . J
evidence of the thing other editofl ‘ through Massachusetts and over the from Saturday of Chis \Vt't‘k to Sut- \ fnlge‘illshnienbmlyhmmau Lax,“ Joseph “"193; “1,10 cla I“? It: I i yea]. S taxes.
are talking about so much. Mohawk Trail. They also spent sev- urduy of “e“ wee“. “1“.me ox- ' t d ‘ith .. k I h ‘30 390N101? 0‘ 0 NIHOM ~00 in - - I
g * ’ lC i ”a, d“; “.“h mend. in Vorthfleld t I ”II Intf“\‘elli . S d I. An editorial in the Herald-Tn. "we “I 5 con ““00 0 u- ist party of Bridgeport. was lilter- You can no! avail yourself of .-
W33“ sure 'h Journa - our er Mass ' ‘. ' cap or . L 1» ”h I?" a). buno Mondgy mornin‘ captioned “10"" ' rupted last evening by Patrolman the finest storage facilities in the 27 in t e r 6 St i: '
0M1 look one-quarter as old as ' . -—'-' 202.1232? b:niliiii‘ldl°t:ihix: 2:20:33. "The Unrezarded stars" seemed to The tongue is mightier "n“ the John Smith. 88 he “‘33 speaking 3““. t" ‘3’ amount °‘ '9“. 0 L- ‘ t I
- - - Cl . . . . .
it did-when it w” younger. Skep~ MTS- Henry I'mmi McKinley tors. The)"1 should not hesilrct their have made quite " h" with readers it‘dfrg'hgidi‘t13603.43)”, hum u. from . soap box in LexingtOn “e- mu m" require. aid on de OSIt III a :
tic! may Judge for themselves by Place. spent yesterday with friends clear duty. of that paper judging by the en- But harki Do we really escape one. and ordered to stop when be Our warehouse is a 5-star. p I p I
dock!“ at the Paper today and i1“ ..in Noroton. It is not only the duty to vote. thififgxc Igtterslwtrltten by "“1"" unscathed? Can we unbridle our failed to furnish a permit. m)? 333323332: ":;:'3; th' club I I. i,
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”m“ °‘ 5° W‘" “°' li'rr‘iuimr claws IN b“ u” "m“ 3" ""' ”“‘ "m" “I” walk mfn 5:: .“lgriinwiii'mmir Ngr" “mm” ““1 m“ M M“ ‘° °‘"' Manuel '1‘. Hatch and Irving D latest sprinkler system giving IS '
or is there any evidence of are ‘ .‘ ENGLAND GRIND awaridm not miss the ohptllIrtunity t3 Iii? Wm", Mr; "."c " ' :“I‘nfgofiggl‘rfmgr:rfgfopga Robertson. left this morning .... you the low insursnoe'mo or i -
Wilmiment °‘ new“ ”“1 “‘1' LONDON. (Al').-—-Tliero seems to “:n‘dmili‘: 23?: Sipi'eupccti‘fohzbfi a: “N0 “HOME! "“1“ you hive vrint- die. but go crashins throush space “‘3" “r" ‘° wen" “w WW“ 5“" 5°°I 9" “”4"“ "°”""' °" °°“‘ . 3
,. IIII On the contrary it is fresh. Ibo rim llnIiit t: ltIIle indluiItl'Iz’ti)t EM" mung will look back on his record 3:201:32: xflz‘fla'n‘pgi‘leg Mi forever. the spokeanord cannot fail I” game "if” ten 8' -———- ‘ i '
i ’ ' s a . a“ ‘5 V” w“ "my 3“ 5' '- , . ' . ° " 9 nre- to react upon the person who utters ;
~V.I°u:u‘n?“: I’GPZth anniversary ii. G, Wells is grinding out a fig (:Lnlgrgfuklfo It." 11‘1“" :3; 13:: gnrded Stars." it. it is a boomerang that will re- Mrs. Percy S. Barrett entertaiml, DAILY MOTOR t. '
*1“ '9 0 three volume novel. Arnold Ben. voted for “or? Republican or Dem. “Only the other day I remarked turn sooner or laier to our undoing. if“. 1:;le friends a: rider hIomo chi HAULAGE SERVICE . i
‘ x 0 ~ - .
r ad yes or ay n honor To NEW YORK The South I
to my wife how strange it is that The mean. cruel word. if we par-
mt’llce. Rudyard Kipling. recovered the Civil War or thcrcniloula Ii “i100“ find colleges all to teach mit ourselves the internperance of 0‘ MW- Watkins 0‘ New York city-
. ' from his serious illness. has anoth- is inclined to {must “he“ it and '3 oven elementary astro omy in their speech. may not react upon our bod-
k. 4 or book of short stories ready for his are inclined to a trib i t h?“ regular “"1"“. HOW can one be tea. but it will shrlvel our souls and
h '1‘ DOES WELLS MEAN? 'Dul’l'c' ‘ for boastin andp f‘or h iii: n m ”Midered as cultured Who knows wall the gates to heaven.
. _ Bernard Slinw. mm"; celebrated thl t b i; t b I a g some-I nothing about this subject? And ————————-—-—"' terday of the Hospital Whist club.
' his seventh-ill birthday. is hard at "g 0 can “I on. (.n the 0th“ how many ‘10 know anything about SEES ENGLAND PASSING at the hOme of Mrs. Howard A.
- w°“" probably I3ritain's work again. lecturing and writing. hand, do we “or hear 3" “toge' it? As GREAT WORLD POWER Crampton. Belden avenue.
’ ”gt modemfihlnker and author. John Gnisworthy's new play is a :"mnlbofiung ”‘82“3 hi“ “7‘94 "I have tried with some success LONDON. (Ap) _ Dean mg. is
written amew book. It is success in London——and he insists it I? r on y ”e m“ u for the t° interest my children I“ “c b‘“ 3‘ fairly lioomy in bi! Inf“? 0! pre-
residency since he gave his firs? I W'K.°V" taught it and what lit— sent.day ngtand which Ernest
'0"! “‘89". simply means noth- nctt is about to launch a new ro-
. . ocratlc candidate for President since
u ifs.
am In “.1 you s l
I‘d. Norwalli 294—1092-2 ; ~ .‘
n. v. Phone. Chelsea 3059 Vorwaik Trust Co =
no: w. 20th St. ‘
' Hershfield Motor
Transportation
Mrs. John Sherman was elected
president at the annual meeting yes-
ivnw navniv LEADS. Service Security
“Willi-pt Cllssold." is not: necessarily his last dramatic vote to Abraham Iincoln in 1864? l
2 ' work. Besides his plays. Galsworthy ‘ . ‘ ° I l"WW 01 it 1! “10 result of can- Benn. LIm ted. has Just published. Shows Largest Increase in Postal ‘
: . "en" cum” " “ “”“m‘” has the fortunes of tho Forsyth The" ’"° men" 0" ‘0‘“ ““0“". “a! radium-my efforts are very put the Dean of St. Paul's thinks Receipts for Septembdr. .ompany i
... SOUTH NORWALK, CORN.
.. what he 10“ troll 1e“, but they aren‘t proud enough of tho feeble. A few days 0 m iitil ~ .
will Y 1" family to look after. and has turned fact to boast about it. 38 Y 9 '0“ Lngland will survive. in spite of the
out another novel about them.
The Post Office Department an- L
nounced October 6 that the total re-
1
asked, "Where is the idoori‘on the
V . , disorganization of its industrial sys-
iames the great British pub- 23:“ when' we .3.an ... M An -‘.em.
. Black Cat Mascot. .. Ghee of nterest at lent. “'hf'e he is slow to hazard pm. ceipts for 50 selected cities through- i
The “n", to cal: I". ”“9"“ ’as he says prophets have out the country for September.i
complaining that what he jolly . .
~ BOSTON—Anna iiiizlu. American I . hecics.
Today In Other Years is no. essential to culture. but sure- seen “In. pessimistic about Eng- 1926. amounted to 329.976.470.53 l
I' ““7 apt to b“ Jolly di '9 so '9 her lllck is due to black I g
‘ 0 I . 3; a knowledge of what causes land" future after all of its recent as against 828.551.485.78 for the! * —-q r I
odor is feast day of st. Bridget 2m " . wars, Dean Inge Is of the opinion correspondins month of 1925. The!
It seems“ the It a little less that the future will u. with um figures reveal an increase of SI.-i ' i
' ' ‘ | .
Mimi! ‘0 each and 0V9?! cats, not men. She carries a. little
Mil-her. Some even go so far I black cat which she claims won for .
n V
{at that the nasty remarks 3:520, :3iigiizi‘y.tranca at \lfily. inflict-fair;wgzri-‘igdogzmlf‘gcnecgovfig Latin and some horny would countries. The Americas and East- “4.93430 or 4.99 per cent ever
has are not his at all. but ho. , rink: a. better balanced curricu- ern Europe still h‘Y' “mm for 9.0.0 ‘0, the same month in 1925. i
urn. ‘ large populations. and the dean be- New Haven. with an increase of . ‘, 1
/
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' to this H. 6. Wells. The mixed metaphor price {or this First serious railway accident In E gl d 25 98 per t. l d ll th ii f . N - -
don't like this remark. for month goes to Wayne W eler for the United States on Amboy and BATHS‘WEBE BOOTLEG Have! it ‘8 “mm" a an 0‘“ ' “n e “ ° “93 0'” x
. .. . . GED . _ last no t b ., l - '~ - - . ‘
.- . Clissold. speaking of His #:bztglfyfizg-d[zigmtrrgdhuatneti‘rgg figgentown railroad. new Jersey. ‘ . . [N m OLDER D AIS continue as a great world power p em or I This Bank began crediting the usual semi- a;
t . tn. Hill. "In-Jib ‘ I ,, ' ' ’ . I ' ms WHAT m 00 i e e s q a
~ . - up a. tempest in a teapot. —Chicago Today is public holiday In Ala. ‘ . Montage BIY- Jamaica. 1' ‘0 M" 51‘ ! annual Dmdend on Its ...avm 5 Accounts at the W
worthy. oomientious and en- Daily News. bamtmratcrnal Day. " mgrrnthg‘: 32:“ e2“! “IT 5““ an electric light and ice plant. . '1‘0 COLLECT TAXES; f 4 o g ‘3‘.
WOW“! andunintaresting ‘ by! an Adam Thor? nu Emes-lea ... C. R. Nash. acting \commission-i rate 0 1/2/e per warm. 5,; .
”a.” ‘M 3‘1““ vn." with mshd‘esey. lin 'vita sheet Ha I' me Says; 22 2:011:33: 'i‘inffifiighé'i??? find i . . . . i'
insist-that it. cannot help I - m.p:;a”:m.a£. ion. Whig" ppe . ternal Revenue expended ”sin: The public Will be interested in the growth
”‘ . 48!." in the fiscal ea ' . r
M“ ”M . .. ’ ' “at“ ~“"‘° of this Department during the last few years. ...
kspaeeh of his gland. Mr.
so. 1020. in administering the in-
ternal revenue tax laws. This amount
was exclusive of expenditures for re»
the attic. theaoh by one cold pipeline iii
and the his. Auothe pipe celled '
down the chimney wort it hot. if
u;
Saving! Deposits Sept. 30, 1922. were 3 734,533.89 .
'iet‘s see how long‘he gen
' e e e e o e
s.ee.ee.ee.ee.ee:ee:ee.e
there was a fire In the grate. It'was
eight years after this before they
funding internal-revenue collections
and taxes illegally collected. "which
Savings Deposits Sept. 30, 1923, were 1,007,062.70
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