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A flit i ill"
for reasoning is beio
i ”I: tints
forbidden trait to look at it ll
. lro.~Marsaret Percival.
YOU WILL BEL ’:
o‘day of the opening of t
in is drawing so close
thought to the "Y" and what
V1 and to Nomik.
I e-eey'. Oct. at. It will be
direct and spirited
i‘!
‘havo eppooached near enough to
id
be
.' drive for subscriptions for the
. . 000 Y. M. C. A. building fund
It
all of us should give some
it
e campaign opens at 9 a. m.
pubuc
at“ - out and it is highly likely al-
ovsryone who reads the
will be asked to subscribe.
as have a great value in pe
the consciousness of pe
d the slogans on the Y. M.
" uphiet. now being or soon
u.
lid for manhood." is one.
in Norwalk a Y. M. C. A.”
i
a
.
.
‘.
ersi score cities has been
ibuilding and the “Y" progra
‘rWalk will provide the nece
l- p and the ethics
. our civilization is founded.
as k
Ind is based upon experien
it house.
p on are many here who
‘ ~ house conducted on aon-se
," lines. When the maiority
re. A. project.
“Y" campaign from Oct. 26
morning. will start with the c
'in every sphere and acetic
the city for funds.
,1 ”00.000 to be raiesd
cs trom‘the general public.
. among the campaign worke-
we of this newspsper staff fre
- during the campaign.
_‘.
our nv ma crux
.
asso‘gi‘ltions.
. rmiéV
so
n.
o.
C.
to
istributed in the city. hit the
is
a value of Y. M. C. A. buildings
IO
omonetretsd by results we can
- t. equally happy results
at
g.
gudatlon for a real training
’ youngsters in athletics, good
upon
plsments the school and the
('0
- ‘mths in every section of the
try and in many foreign lands.
"is the vast improvement the
can offer over the isolated com-
had
Norwalk would have a com-
0.
of
were convinced this plan
V . d not prove feasible they threw
ight of their support to the
to
.. I. when it makes its bow 'rucs-
o.
. -n and good wishes of Nor-
n.
.‘preparatory stages of the cam-
31.“ been carried to success
‘ pncr which augurs well for
.. cult business of raising the
ry- money. Two hundred men
been organised into teams to
committee which quietly for
s has been soliciting gifts of
smounts reports almost 8150.-
have boon pledged. with the
bi: 3200.000 in sight. his
in
lie all admit this is not going
an easy job. confidence runs
TI
(3.
e tho prediction the sum will
to bring the desired end
you MUST help and you
- out of story five women in
smoke custom accord.
u some recast stetietice. and at
is per cent of all cigarettes
are sold to women. Tobacco
‘1 thst‘it is no longer good
i to ignore the woman elo-
~‘ .. thhtvedsoon thetsade
. . t'he‘vaiue of certain eig.
froi'n“ 'stoinan‘s viewpoint.
caper-insists spoon-in re-
m as women insist upon
, lti 1.;th 4'“
4" , . 1.6",th out into the
;. We have enough MN“
. .«gfijfi are list these sud.
Winch". And-Ito:
tho typo of to-
wveelss-e it
E
1.. V 0" .w
Request State For
Signal At Curve
—... .-V_
t‘lt'lv \ s so t‘ i A'I‘ l0}! WANTS
until“ at MVGWI Inc.
“IVE “IN—DOES]: or REV-
anal. NEAR AL‘CIDEN'I‘H.
. nowarron
waytoa modest. let. its!
or W 0m. 0!.
At the last meeting of the Roway-
ton Civic association. Secretary
Chll‘ll‘fl E. l-‘unk was directed so
write to the mate Highway depart-
nlt‘nl and request that a danger alg-
nal ho placed ncnr lioehlvu t‘urvo.
which has becn tho scene of serum:
near serious accidents recently.
The (local Will socicty is being on-
icrtniued at tho homo or Mrs. Ed-
gur ii. Ly; *h. Highland avenue.
this attcrno at its first irectlng of
the season.
--"(‘lllana" a new (‘ouah lulu-f,
at Ailcn‘s lirl'r Starr. - Alix.
"Tim “caning of .chus.” is tho
min of tho hook bring studied luv
luclnbcrs of the Methodist church,
attending the u'ctkiy prayer lncctu
ings. hcld \\'odncsdny mcn‘ucs.
Mr. and Mu. Walter liunce have
returned to their homo. lirooksido
avenue. after cnjoylng a motor trip
ovcr the Mohawk Trail 'l'hcir trip
was shortened by tho. cold mother
and snow cnc0untcrcd.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles tioox-gic and
family have moved from West
Norwalk into their recently purchas-
ed home in McKinley street. The
house and garage being erected at
the rear of their property is rapidly
nearing completion.
The Santa Construction company
upper Rowayton even“. is leiding
a chimney on one of the. houses
owned by H. A. Gorhanl in East
Nor-walk.
This evening the Rownyton Bap-
tist church will hold its weekly
prayer meeting. which will he led by
Rev. Victor Scullse.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. llnycs
have closed their house in Rowsy-
ion Beach and returned to Long Is-
iand for the winter.
——Crawford Ranges and Heaters
sold on easy terms—Sterling Furui.
turo Co.-—Adv.
Dinncr guests at the home or Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Milior. \i'cstport, this
evening. will include Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Keene, Norwalk; Mr. and
Mrs. Olivcr 1. Clark. I’rnnoyer
street; Mr. and Mrs. John Dwyor,
East Norwalk: and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Santo, upper iownyton
al’i‘llllt‘.
Mrs. George A. Kay. who has bccn
spending the week as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leach. lirook-
lyn, returned home today.
.Rcv. llarold Cuibill. Boston. is
spending several days at the home
of his father. Clifford Cutlilll. Ro-
wayton avenue. Mr. Cuthlll was
known in amateur sports as the
“Flying Parson};
William Pinknry. non-nylon ave.
nue, was the guest of his brother.
Charlcs Pinkney. at his home in
Oienwood, N. J.. last evening.
Captain ii. Nelson loft today for
Miami. Florida, where he will be
employed on a yacht. hr the winter.
Captain Nelson recently purchascd
the Rowayion Library building. tilt
is reportcd the Modern Grocery
company will open a store them the
ilrst of the mon‘zh.
French Return to L'mbrclias
As a result of the Prince of Wales
Visit to Paris. umbrellas are becom-
ing more popular again. In the days
when French handles wore elegant
ralment the umbrella was extremely
popular as part of a man's equip-
ment. but they fell into compara-
tive disuse during the war. The
Prince carries an umbrella in fair
or stormy weather as a rule and the
many photographs showing him
with one are responsible for lilo rc-
vivai of the vogue.
100 For New England.
BOSTON. Oct. 21. (Aw—A hun-
dred marincs have boon assigned to
guard the mails in Now England.
according to word rccclved yester-
day by Park I). Calvin. chicl‘ postal
1
inspector. The marim :4. who will be
sent here immanent... vi. will
be assigned to varioun .32. 'u the
district.
l
Mrs. Ms 1.. Ramp-std. lit».
v EVENING SEN’l‘lNEL—
t’ .t'
‘ x in u
scorn
THE ROMANCE mimic
demanded a disavow al.
finally was arran ed for the early morning oi July 11.
1804. at Weehaw on. New Jersey. J
Burr‘e enemies had _
reputation. ‘Wheu news was borne to him that Ham-
ilton had expressed a "despicable opinion" of him, ho
completely undermined his
Hamilton refused. The ducl
NORWAIK
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,
i.
.y '
‘Evllw
'. CONN. THU'RSDAY. OCTOBER 21, was.
é . .fl‘l’V‘i‘fl‘ifl'flhW‘ifW“ "
in the fresh air of the
river. as Hamilton was
borne homeward. dying.
he revived and disclaimed
that he had intended to
fire at Burr.
There was great sorrow
death. and July 21. 1801,
Here they procured horses
president of the United States." was indicted for mur-
der. That night he and John Swartwout went by barge
to the home of Commodore Truxton at Perth Amboy.
The publicity committee of the
charter revision comnlittce asks tho
public tllc following pertinent ques-
tion:
"Shall the First. Hccond and Third
Taning Districts sell all of their
utilitics and propertics to thc City
of Norwalk?
"This question is to be votcd upon
in the first. second and third dis-
tricts at the election. November 2.
“Committees have been appointed
from time to time by the different
mayors of Norivulk to rcvisc and
simplify the city clmritr. it own.
meat of 50 printed pagcs. and the
most cullllllvx cllul'icl' of any city in
the state. The present chartcr has
been revised by nearly cvcry lcRis.
lature since consolidation of the
Norwalks, and other revisions are
heccssal‘y to kcr-p tho tliartcr up in
the rcqnlremcntu of the grading
city. At the time of connolidution
tllurc \vcrc ilvc taxing (lisirit'is,
Sincc llllls. another taxing district
has boon nddcd. making mm more
than ilicrc is in Now York (“.132
which has 200 limos our pollulniinu.
"Rowayton rcsidonis llcctiml now.
Will Districts Sell
Meet Needs of Growing City?
Charter Revision Group Asks
Utilities to
i
will ‘ll i \
t'ilill'i
lziyl"
li.I"
lore anti klrcl‘i lights
lt‘nul-i not out unlinr tin
lilil‘)’ {Lii‘lllid n <. ;\;..~;.l
.ll’lvi. in ialm, ut'
ism. m] S! ciiuna ill il:l 21H:
'huvc pciliionvli tho Comm .1
lights, gurimgc t‘niii'i'il"ll. or '
)‘l‘hlil‘KB of l‘l‘illll"Clill‘J ll. l2.- ,.-
Vili tho. I-‘irst Taxing l'ihll‘it‘l. 'i.
rcqucsis linvo been grnlliwl \
liohsiillo, but lhcru is no auihori»
tho Charter lor such nl‘ilull.
“Thc luio Mayor “’il'fiil‘ulli.
tun-liking of ”ii" illll‘lt‘util‘“ w. _
Vclulricr, t‘giirrcd to tho incl ‘l' .
:ciiizru of tho 1-‘oul'ih Ward tulfilii ' .
Vimllut ill tho, l‘irst \‘otin: lush.
and pays his iaxcs in the l’ifili 'l‘..
int: lilstrici.‘ 'l‘ho chnricr is: m w: l
plrx in its divisions or words.
lnxr districts and lining districts. in
is doubtful ii‘ thorc are a hulnlrml
pvrsnns in Norwallt ulm i'ul..\' ull:lcr-
eiulnl tin» chnl'ivr in [hf-N“ ili:llli‘i‘S.
"\\'ill the l-‘irsi, Scrum! and Third
Districts vein in
l'fll‘l'
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\tlt-
("Hy
Sunday School
Teacher Taken
In Hall Case
SOMERYILLN. N. .I.~—Tho sov-
cnih arrest in the Hull-Mills case
was made ycsicrday \vht‘n Mrs.
Minnie Clark. member of the choir
of tho Church of St. John tho
Evangelist. in New Brunswick. “an
arrested on a warrant charging lli‘i'
with being an accessory bciorc ihv-
fact.
Mrs. Clark was arrested at hcr
home in New Brunswick. She rc-
tuscd to leave Ion the pica she “as
sui‘t‘rrmg from a nervous- break-
down, but t'lricctlvcs produced lir.
A. A. Lawton. who pronounced her
in good physical condition.
Freeman Woodbridge and George
R. Morrison, lawyers for Mrs. Clark.
a p p c a r c d before County Judge
Frank L. Cleary and moved that the
warrant be not aside and the charge
quashcd on the ground ihcro had
been no statcnlont of fact. and that
the arrest was made on supposition.
Judge Cleary donlcd the motion and
informed the lawyers that applica-
tion for bail might bc- made before
him today.
Mrs. Clark was said to have told
Mrs. Hall of illicit relations bctu'ccn
the minister and Mrs. Mills. She
denied this as well as the reports
BECOME ACQUAINTED with the
classified way of buying.
that her aunt. Mrs. Mary Dcmnrost.
had testiiicd before the grand jury
‘f.
sumo-e!
“Saving for a purpose”
An expert
mechanic '
An expert mechanic save: $5 a week. He plans
to own a shop some day. Are YOU saving for
iwumhavnann
i
O
O
that Airs Clark was concealing iu-
lormnilon.
Mr. Simpson announcul that
I’roscl‘uior Francis lici‘gcu of Suin—
drs~-t county uould malt iflllliilr‘dtltill
l)ci'urc at Euprcluo court Justice in
Brooklyn today for tho rahumuliriu
inivrrcd in that city.
Llr. “Uzi Si‘illlilil 0‘. (ill
district .‘illfl‘lni'r. uiilcl', who I}.-
lilllm-d inc, sluill l'ct‘ior‘a holly {our
yours-l “if”. will cvuuiuolmlh lianllcs.
I Speechless Dinners I
(NiW York \\ Ol‘lil)
in regard to this sl'wcchlcsa din-
'ncr. thv intimation which the latic-
pclnlcnt 'l‘heairca Hour:-
hns gixcn us_ onc llllifvi grant that
i‘iml‘lvii‘;
Aftcrvtlinned speeches nro surcly illc
moat dreadful form of
umlaoll by man; no Kurni \\ ili'lilt‘l' ho
paid ior his lick-:1 or l'nluw na :1
dvatiiitml, Lilli clljlliul onc from lhc
i your (Moi H. C, until no“. and any-
iul'lul'c t‘\‘i'l‘
lrcllucnt must be regarded as n sup
in the right direction.
th it is doublinl ullcthtr lilo.
lilta of dams away with than ah
togithcr will 8\‘i'l‘ lwcoluc popular.
useful Dillli05\‘. for tiny make a tu—
tilo occasion scum ilnlmrlaui. \Vhon
the toastmuaicr rape (or UlilCi'. lillilsi
off with "(it‘nlielllOllV' Wt- .ll‘t‘ gath-
ered hcro tonight," and thcn with-
out further ado launches into tho
story of the two lrisnmcn who \vcnt
into a hotel. a peculiar mood dcs-
unds on the banquet hall. Chairs
are pushed back, vcsts dusted free
of ashes and cocktail flasks park-
ed decorcusly under the table. What
has gone before, these gestures
plainly say. may have becn light,
frivolous and a little 1i". naughty;
but. 'what now impends is \vclghty
business so that the time has come
to put away childish things.
So the evening drags on. The un-
semblsd company. aliccicd, perhaps,
by the proximity of the newspaper
reporters. endures it all for tho pub-
lic good. happy in the belief that
large events will be shaped by those
platitudes. ls therc any ground for
the belief? None at all. it mor an
event was shaped by the spccchcs at
n dinner. or even by tho resolutions
therefrom resulting history docs not
record what ii. was. So we suggest.
an improvement on ihc’ncw idea.
Int diction be abolished as woil as
the speeches. Instead of taxing the
Colonies II. for the farcvvcll ora-
tions. let them be sent to some good
show. and thon we sheik have an
end to all this wind. The speakers
will be happier the delegates will be
happier. and the waiters.
Well. the waiters will probably be.
some «mm .
aril ilwvir ullliilcx‘
and pl'l‘llltl‘il‘a‘ to iln- l'ilv of .\or.
walk at 11 llll‘ muri'a'i zilll‘c, in urilvr
in most illl- llvctls of n ltrmvutlzi
o iillc body oi” Mr. Hall, which was:
.\"i\' \‘Ili'l.
tncrc is much to lli‘ said in its lilVOl.’
thing which tends to nmku ihcni lone"
Horrible as they arc. lhoy servo n
- ;_= # '
A--~Aar0n Burr NDrwalk News OBVIOUSLY
l
i
LOf Other Years l
rm “m“ No I A savings account in this bank will ‘ 1.
’I‘hc following items dilln‘lll'nll in! ~. '. , _ , . ,~ . .
tho ltinllu or 'l'ho tanning Miami ““513 MM] 501” 1’1“!“ (if llusst‘ssmll
lol‘ Ui'ioln r ‘..'l, Will; i .
Julius lluhll. lliltlli‘fifl unknmuu V 1”“! inll‘ 50”.“? (it (‘COliOliiy.
was lilalzllllly klilvd tariy this inoln
lug when in- was sli‘lit'k by a lrulliV
near the Normllk dvllot. u shoril
iiluu after ho had boon but oil the.
1.33 Adams Express train win-n ho‘ THE ,
inlil-d to show u. lickvt. F “
Jtrcinlah Donovan lundc hm ini-V C "NTR'AL FAIRFIELD
linl campaign spccch at u liit‘tlllll; T U C0
in llic lu'ika lilt'lill‘U. i-Zasi lirnilp litil'l. R ST °
last . \‘cnlng. ‘
When the word was —’—:—- I NORWALK' CONN'
given. Bu" fired, Ham. Mrs. Marion ii. lioslvy, illspccllngi
iiton wheeled. discharged oii’lvcr of Now linirn common »1 tho
. - ~ annual lnsln-ction oi" the Douglas
E'sadglljttm and pitched Fowlch \\'. ll. t‘. No. lit. ill ”14' (l.
e ' .i. ll. hull. Washington i‘il‘t‘il. )1-\
J ii-rday aftcrnoun. V
Mr. and Mrs. John ll. Knapp and DAILY MOTOR The Strong Man I
Miss .l‘IloiSc- Loonnril lcii today on iii HJl'IuHiE SERVICE
motor trip through Now anki TO NEW YORK
state. it bring t h c (:crnsiuu oi ill-.V Tel Norwalk 294—10922 V
and Mrs. Knuro'a 146th “-‘i‘lineV .V. y. I'llonc. enema 3050 —————~—
Hillli"i'l‘F-|l‘)'~ : 203 \V. 20th St.
V .
Fricnvls of liohort Tookcr. lxy IlerShheld Liptor i '11“! iii (.0 f'd t ' (
l'l'il'f'. surprised lilmVWlth a. dcllghl- Transportatlon ' ‘ 9 ll 1 en man 18
I’ll party last cvon m; to Hi lvrnic‘ C
l... i m... u mm . . Amman” the ma v ' '
' ' g ' ‘ " "" ; snrru NOIiWALIC. cons. l ‘n \h() gets ahead,
Norwalk'a new whilc Motor Allllvll~i ' i ' ,. ’ . ..
lance arrivcd in town this niornlng.‘ dlld lliitillllf.‘ g“ (‘5 one
and tho now lnnchino will fill it. . -
- _ W; m, “m, m 1mm”. - , . g1 eater confidence than
. \ ... W _____ Bring In \our
in the city over Hamilton 5 Mr. and xii-s. l‘ercy C. .‘ilomau.’ Radio TUbES to have ’ .
Aaron Burr. csquire. Vice (ingot-v l-oili'vuril. arc in.~ proud And I“ [.5 Tc“ Thom ;
parcnis of a baby boy. born this 1
morning. i F fee . Money In the Bank.
"lid rode southwa d Thomas W. Dennison. Mount TIMES SQUARE
“ C _r ' t'lnir. .\'. .l., atldrcsscd a Joint iin.(~t-’ AUTO SUPPLY
( flitianthiV-l or; of tin. Men's clubs oi the Nor—l . . . . Save Yours In
_..-. -.——-. ' walks ill the Trinity Young )Icli's' M 5“ "M," 5" ..- sn‘ .‘OI'WIHC '
cluh rooms last evening. i “""w -iiitl
Editorial Vie ' “° .
ws "SUCH-an" was the kcyword of the Phone 2l00 Th P I
. lvl.t_\. laud All .i Vllollar. lV-lwcnt-i OPEN [31.31305 e eop e s
tate Pa ers cd last v\vllliii; in M. .lOMIIilH para-V .
V. , p chiul school for the Duluth of lilili‘ i ‘
"' ..._.-.... * ~ ~ ~-—- parish.
-..___..-_._..- I l Trust Company
«3.. llrivcn Journal-Connor.) ’l'h VFVlVVE. YEARS AGO i i
.c 0 ‘ ' 'i ‘ '
(”1 lllc other hand. llulliilcutiun tllc issuc 3:12:19!litiixiiiigmgefni‘lnfi' New Dresses ; First Bank l'ndcr the Brldfl‘
..iV not .l llmclly in this country. for October “1 we}, I l '
i‘it-rc are various insia l_'\ . ’.' ‘ ' i
\\lllill llavc calicll lorilil :11) osrllc‘i: phlgricf)‘ A.) bllulgliaugh. “tripzmgp For § .- on -
Il'iiillllaimn as the possibility of the .h.’ ‘m' 1‘“ CV0“ “”0 n e , y . '
rumination of lllis single nmcnd- ”3nA02121:33..lLoileBUIVfu22Vl'r:ht’oprzlifgg Fa“ “YaShlngton Street
$1.11.. «trill :V‘Vhf‘rrfm'VMIMI"? pro- the official examination of all can-i
Ila-£1.13... and :‘V m IV)" ”(Mk)“ 0’ didates competing for the League's south Norwalk
. tilllc tif‘li c‘olrcse liquids); an u l‘rilvs for the host back of a woman; L GOLDEN
«w . «. .. r vison . - - -.
V..u«ls loduy complcicly ohliicralcd and a child in .\ur.ii Amcrlca. i . V
Illi'ulmfjf IIViIVIVIVlVilvthVion. Tim ”‘0’“ Over $000 was cleared by the iii-1 WASHINGTON ST- (1 ‘
V‘V’VVVVV‘ of no}. “0“ Gilt] 0V! ”‘9 ”0"“ whole club from the concert held. SOUTH NORWALK i
V . c "H “t on, nmcnd- rccently in the Norwaik Armory by. ‘
“.M‘ " h““"‘"‘°" in thr- history of thc L". S. Marine band. I
":1. civil war with all of its awful ' i '
‘VVI'iVlVlVlViV‘l‘v‘iVVViilillVV“(VlVlHVlilF-VV ill l‘l'i‘lelif‘r'd 'l'hc stair dopartmcni of welfare i Chilly Autullul
...~. nllnlLrintL‘ ‘ '1 . _V" hl' “ ““1 hm voicd ycsicrday to recommend to the ‘
mm wosnnonoust -~
.. M... a......... m 3°C.: $212.25.?“ AUTOMATIC IRON ~ "'
"l to hear the nation's prima donnn ' i .
voli‘si that. l-‘rom a variety of “m 0 ll N i L ' '
... . . . . oxon. of Darlen, en- 1ke the l‘ 0 V e Yb 1 a]
-.~'.:’:“:*:.:i:..3.i'.zlrlitltir W 75¢ DOW" ‘ d p» d ‘
V‘ “ ‘ 5 5°“ " Daughters of the American Revolu-i ‘ ‘ “rain ’ 21V 00% not cre-
f ‘ " 2:032” :VOTVE'STV: :Iernf‘ogfeV‘ tion. at her home. yesicrday. $1.00 A MONTH l 3 y
A J t‘. ' C 1 . i
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VVVVlVchV.lIi:VannV:V\VoV31:15:...“ WV “'illinm Rem“ cnicriaincti unnV $100 for your old iron V ate any more fair or de
‘. , ‘ w ”"1“" “n‘ scvt-ral vocal selections at a wry. - ' - 'y‘;
.3 .VVVlVVVVniVVlliViVlVlis. VVrVr Va 13...: allt‘trctznful one... to... VVVV tha‘lo- Conn. Eight & Power i pl'eSSlon than a warm
‘ ‘ ‘ '~ - ‘3' “" w ‘9’“0 . cal Moosc nl the home in South ompany l -
l.. : lv 1:! against tho law will he . . ~ ' I'll qh0\\'er t0 the e0-
VVV VVVVV tw'c in Jeopardy {or W Main strcti, last evening, WALL gr. ltuoalz: moo AP ~ » p
1 V “lili‘cnsvi-lih‘hrzlmt “n M catered Ticket “sculpers” cndenvoring to p16 \VhO are prepared for
it‘V‘ VV‘_‘_VV and .g 3 ”"9" the dispose of tickets to tho Yale-Army _ ,.
VVV .. VVVV‘V “V’Vfi‘m 0‘ ”"50“! un- game in New Haven. invaded Nor- ' 1t, “l
a V ‘VV “(3'11“ 21' Eferisgns‘t‘fflfmni walk yesterday. but their endeavors .
" ' " “ ‘ " i can did not meet with any success and
p- unmet-n withdrawn from the citi- u it a or a b n on J c C ‘ ' I
no; if necessary to enforce the laws. m 0] pr ed arre e. A. . OLLINS 0. Deposit regularly 3‘ dam“
l I: should ho clearly and definitely
. . ., James Dyer. Frank Rooney. John 70 no. sum or. TEL. 747 -
V ” "‘ fssz‘dV‘V; ”nEV'V‘V‘iowfiVm” '9' Q'Deil. Daniel Keenan and B. Ber. ' pm of your moome and have
" " n “ “‘3‘ lei l attended the Firemen's aradc -
.t .. in lost lhc “mummy 0, the inilbacon. iv. v.. Seaman“ ’ .._._ money when you need it.
1.1:. iiilili‘lii nnd, in consequence. . |
ml ulcallon follows. the responsibil- Tl N
.. iomas McGrath. formerly clerk - - i
VlV‘ V ,“V‘VILV Tit” VV::":S:IVV-vm “9°? 1:9 in tho Clifford hotel. has accepted a Everythlng In Furnlture The
. . ' men. s ' l
i ll ’. .‘iz'lhur Twining Hadley has “- position as clerk in the Royal James. That the Home May . C' N O a] B
i 1min}... g“ hcn the ””919- “ ‘1 For the first timc in many years. NOCd. I “Y anon a
3'"; (in0 .{m oldorly and I‘m" ilicrc hasn't been a catch of smell
VV'V ., rt ‘VfVDONUOU. and thc mcth- rcported in our ‘\'nt(\rg"ccordlng ‘0 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
i ; .-, go trnmcnt “m dcfcctlve_ "- Charlie LaCrolx. of Hawkins mo- r.
E “ '1 morn important to focus mm
. ‘ opinion on thcsc dciccis and
i thcm than to try to par- . '
i:.nV.,l!.\ tho nation to ncccpt laws '
lid-5‘. ‘1‘}...333- have public opinion Today in Other Years i * SAFEGUARD
T . I.“ .' ‘ ‘ F . ' . ' ' V . "
l VA‘IN A\D DLBTS I cast day of St trsnla. virgin audi Put in any more “a.“
(new Haven Rogistcr) martyr. 've invoeti awdthe YOUR
. u». Morris and made much of tho “3:"de anniversary of Jenny 7°“ 3
.Vul that annual t-xpcndliurcs de- [’2th Peak \Iountain Railroad .
Ir' lVllurini: part of tho Baldwin . ‘ le
i.,,:;.;.~ lll conlrast io Ull‘il‘ incrt-usc (Olllplthd 1890' OMA‘I’IC VALUABLB
Silii‘ illcn. It is in his own chart h . B 'i - A”,
lumiyzlng the statc's financial rec- a Artie? the 012.3. \ChrLsman “ maul ailBu
V|(liI!. llowevcr. that \v f - war ('0 ‘ ow crry ‘ c n W . I
‘v. ,5...” “as added (io‘ri‘lilghaziiigig for "the most distinguished contri- Olll‘ Safe DEIiOSlt Boxes
“my.“ debt during 00“ Baldwin's l~uiiunVtoVAmericsaVubchirren's liter- 5 DOWN places V are protected by heavy,
‘1, .V .V, of offico. The debt w" 33" alum: curing 19: yt 0 American . . _ _,
illiiVl’lzli'l when llc became governor. Library Association. “111,09:ng case hmiclienid 1:338], um;
i stair- was “1000.000 in . srve W8 5 0 so concre e
vim hiis successor wont into 025:; There are six heron runs “1 Pulley and other safe nards “13‘
“liViloV anVnuan Expenditures \ych {02:23 ;?°CV$°£E:$:°:;?:VVDSJVVK Refrigerating b tg tial ill
a: r: u .v rc ucc . t o funded debt in- ‘ ' ' are more su s an an
crcuscd tremendously. This is a far talus more than 700 adult herons. & sunply CO' 11 ordinar safe
my from conditions today. when the “ 50' M’RWAI‘K~ 001“" a y '
i‘lxndcd debt can be paid at any Fla F S “10“" ”“8405"
moment with the money in the sink. [met my ays: They Are
lug fund and the surplus cash in the
trcasury. and when a rigid adher- ' __- *_'” .
cure to tho pay-ss-you-go policy pre- ' Fl“ 3nd Burglar
v- nis any addition to the debt. It is '
naturally cosy to cut tax revenues Proof
-i'.' money is obtained through bond '
issues whose payment is left to the Ideal receptlon
Valium the year round Boxes are $4 a year
BLH‘AC‘S can mnxn on this reed“ .
nv srasu-‘otm routes: ing get, 5‘ “1‘ 4’
Stamford police yesterday recov- ————- ‘
cred the light coupe) owned by ”T 0'
Frank Hiavac. 16 Guard street. DHONITBAI'I
which was stolen Tuesday evening south Norwalk
lit-om lie parking place in Brook
[Simon The lignso number of the
machine was izroadcsst yesterday T Co ‘
Iarrl neighboring police were on the mt mpany
lloohout for the car, which has now
ill» n rcturncd to its owner.
‘ Service Security
The Michigan Department of Con-
Vscrvniiou classifies _arbutus picker.) ‘\V ' ". , .
with iishermcn. campers. tourists :r ”.V. i . V
and hunters as being responsible for __,_ ,:_,‘,U_” D: L. “11!.“ ”1
imcsi of the forest and brush fires. ' " M Jomsfmmagnm the
0
England is fighting to keep the TI! mu“: m "‘-
crcn spat‘t‘s along the picturesoue C Nzun It El 5 C CO. DAM :flzmmm'Vzdfll. V M",
sit-ashore of the .lnnd from being 201°. mu. Will at, w . sic V,
turnod into devel--mcnts by entor- m [HI prove they on wild . " HIM down .;
"wm Mi" mans—ans. . 3
' prising reaitoro.
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