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Illsln ()flics-97 Wnshmtslon St.
Nriiwttlk 9l—-93~') .
Nlllil'l‘ CALLS
A Notwnlk .1569
. New
A 'l‘llullC-‘Il'l‘
.. The wise man is but (I. clover in-
lant. spelling- letters from a. hier-
oglyphlcnl. prophetic book. the lex-
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SHALL WE Dllll'I-l BUSINESS
_ 7“ AWAY on KEEP IT HERE?
A serious l‘l‘IBll‘. has developed in
the industrial life or Norwnik. with
Very tow of its citizens being in the
"slightest iicitree apart: of its exist-
ence. ‘
We are face to face with the pros-
. poet of losing newrnl of our impor.
, tum factories Iii"(‘llll§0 of .tho Culli-
petiiion of chmp southern labor and
because we do not tokc any interest
In proflding quarters 'for their
grovith‘. ,
One factory in partlciilar we have
which has expanded in
and holinds since locating
its business hits doubled and
treblet'i. so has its force of cmployes
illid its payroll.
7‘ At present it cannot hoop pace
with orders. But it has a more so.
I, rlous situation to meet. it hasn't the
. floor space to turn out the product
necessary to supply present custom-
O”. p
‘ It has outgrown its fnetori‘. That's
fine. you'll any. It would be if this
concern could locate larger quarters
‘ hot-e.
. But here is. what we are told:
I There isn‘t an available factory
spending in tho city to be rented or
. bought which would appeal to a
progressive. manufacturer.
, What is this company to do? Un—
liss'a factory building is supplied
through. the cooperation of local
citizens the concern will be induced
,jby the invitation of some southern
city to one]: up hero and move out
>With its plant and equipment and
payroll of. at
litany of its employes.
That would be calamltous. all will
a’xree.
Charles E. lioyt has advanced the
"excellent suggestion of a local stock
company to niiiinco a modern loft
ullding in Not-walk which wobid
unempodatn not, one but savers!
factories.
‘ The investment would be too per
lint safe and in addition would 'be
giving an immeasurable advantage
‘to the city.
' Real estate men tell us a. month
over goes by without some manu-
‘ dcturer coming to see them who is
looking for a. factory in this section.
hey have to turn him away because
f the lack of serviceable buildings
or even ii. building. '
This represents an absurd state of
yiiffslrsr We have a city which is in
ying need of having more indus-
trial plants locate hereabouts and at
the some time when mnnufsot‘urers
,imock at our doors. we "tell them to
,go .homo beet“... there appears to
"ye insufficient local initiative to pro.
wide for ‘ them. , _
Let'sput a. stop to this suicidal
contradictionl Norwslk needs fac-
ry buildings. We must build them.
Polly Parrot HasT .
Long Been A Pet ~
'AdmflBy Men?"
. ‘ BY ARTHUR N. PACK”
mutant, American Nature Ass‘n.
Polly Pot-rot in her brilliant dress
is loveliest of all in her native sct~
ting. the dense virgin forests by the
side: of tropical
Strait-us. L.)
But man has invaded her domain
' he in thrn has learned some of
least $100,000 and '
and subtropical _
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.THE PICTURE STORY 015311926
Busy Week Ahead
For Rowsytonites
MANY CHRISTMAS PARTIES AND
ENTEBTMNMENTS H 0 I! E D.
UIJED AT SCHOOL AND
OHU Il—DORO‘I'HY JOKER-
LEY IE8.
ROW A l’ TON
Din. liltlttitr la. Itsynwnd. Ito
iii-non wrmubutlcnt. tel. dial
O'Neill!!!“ Office. vii.
Starting Sunday with the union
vospcru services in the ltowuyton
Baptist church. at which time the
cuntulu. "The Elm‘lllll Quest" will be
presented. nbxt week will be a. busy
one for the residents and school_
children of the town.
Cantatas. pageunlu and Christmas
parties will be glvcii during the
week. {Tue day afternoon. “The Na-
tivity" will it given by the children
of the Thomas school. Wilson
road. in tho ll'luthodist Episcopal
church, at 4 o'clock.
Wodneulay. a Christmas party
will he held in tho l‘towayton public
school. at which time them will be
it true. Christmas gifts. ice cream
and cake and n. general good time.
Thu party will be given the children
by the liowuyton Mothers“ club.
Thursday evoniiig. Christmas ex~
crcisos will be held in the Methodist
church. tit which little a. pageant by
Miss Jennie Scott‘s class. it tableaux
by the priniu'y ciul, recitations snd
songs will be features on the pro-
grain.
The llownyten Baptist church will
also hold Christmas exercises in
their church. Thursday evening. A
cantata. "A Visit to Santa Claus
Land" will be given by the Sunday
school children. Mrs. Andrew
Painter. ’Mrn. l—loivard Mend and
children for this with:
v Sunday. December 26. a cantata.
"Tho Wise Min." will be presented
by the choir of the Methodist
"church. Mrs. Oliver 1. Clark. lead-
ing soprano and director of music in
in charge. Others taking part are:
Mrs. K. Wilkinson. Mrs. I. H. Kiss
gins. Mrs. Josoph R. Taylor. Mrs.
Henry Foroit. Edgar Brynn, Sidney
Bell. George Harris and ". Willam-
son. -
lf'riends of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Aekcrisy were saddened to lend of
the desth of their dsuchter. Dorothy
Ellen. titres you-p old. st their home.
Rotan avenue. yesterdsy oftornoon.
Uttis Miss Ellen hpd been flulitinx
it losing fight forth. past six or
seven weeks. since she was stricken
with pneumonia. She was oriented
on in the Norwsik hospital about
two weeks ego.
Funsrsl services will be held at
the hits home. at 3:00 o‘clock. 8st-
urday afternoon. Rev. Charles 5.
Gray. pastor of the must avenue
Methodist church will ofllciuts. iti-
terment will be in Union cemetery.
-—-"Christmu Cards Booklets.
Tags and Seals" at Allen's Drug
Storc.-—Adv.
Many of the young folks who are
studeiits at various colleges are ex-
pecm today and tomorrow to spend
the holidays at the homes of their
parents. Among them are the Mis-
ses Lillian Noodle. Eleanor ston~
port. Betty sud Ann-i Seefleid. Mar.
caret Glisten. Emily Stevens. Lola
Butter. (trues Yarrow. and bin bro-
ther George Yarrow. %
The Rebuttal Whist club is meet~
ing at the home of Mrs. Percy S.
Barrett. Broohside svenue. this at-
tcrnoon.
A vellum! of "The Wise Man”
was held st the home of Mrs. Oliver
1. Clark. lust evenint.
Leroy owskib North street sod
Harold Dou .Roynyton avenue.
with Arthur 0 . rton. Norwslk. won
a recent kuottying contest of" the
Nautical club" in tbs Roger Ludlow
junior high school. Esstbiorv'slk.
III-nu...
Skating by moonlight was unloved
; ‘_ tricks. Where cultivstsd land .1;
ling the'fruit off I. tree.
One cannot creep up on them and
rise them. however. for ulwuys a
of the older and more crafty _
to
hit m remain on guard: otter utoi‘i
fl" ning coll inboard a. universal cry
it on from the rest of the flock and
by noisily fly away, only to return
' Ii ii the disturber has gone. .
this food of the parrots in their
' tum hebitut consists principally
of hint motel-lab the firm. strong
‘ i crushes the hsrdest nut. tum
juicy meat from the fruit. mm
bsrk and picks the berries.
igpnr‘rots are monogamous. the
flit showing a touching fondness
‘i‘, ouch other. Most of them breed
‘ ‘ "once it your and lay eggso but
"of the smaller cuss may but
than once and have tum
“ tit" have been kept so pets
in. Man occupied tumult with
‘ st it very early period and
Muted by forests it is not unusual '
find a. flock of parrots quietly-
t
today do the wild sod unaltered
of the tropics ”brilliant in.
«Mrs. Allco Dipple aro training the .
THE EVENING SENTl
d
"NED-SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1928.
A rll 11--Luthsr Bur.
bsn . the " isnt wiz-
ard.” died .st ls items in
Santa Ross. Call!" in his
' 78th year.
A I'll Hy“! sretlo ‘eitpodltlon ullod from Now
LYorlr. last is; of trip to be mad. by slrplsno.
April 1—Mussollnl is»
shot and Wounded in the
mm by ‘Vlolst Nblns
Gibson. Ilflrltlsh noble-
LWOMIH- J
April ll—Twonty-fivo seamen were burned to death
in 9
A or. In.
ssoilns explosion on tanker In the harbor at Port
“Hummu-
.p—
by a large number of folks on the
Raymond pond. corner of McKinley 4‘
avenue. and
RowsytOn
atroet and Helen
Chasmer‘s pond. upper
avenue. last night. ‘
A inotetlng was held lsnt event!!!
at the homo of Rev. Wslter C.
Cownrt. pastor of the Rowsytop M.
8. church by the members of the
Rownyton Men's club. Ways and
moons of fixing the Sunday school
rooms of the church into n. place to
hold basketball practice. wore dis-
cussed by the club mombcrs.
Scdgwlek ill. Allen has many
friends who am pleased to learn
that ho is recovering froth his ro-
ccnt attack of illness ill. his llama.
McKinley plum and that. he will be
out onto soon in his drug store on
"ltowayton Ivonne.
, FroinThe Old ,
Pen Masters:
0 World! 0 Life! 0 Time!
On whose last steps I climb,
Trembling at that where i had stood
before:
When will return the glory of your
prime?
No moron—oh. ncvor more!
"Out of the tiny and night
A 103; has taken flight:
Fresh spring. and summer.
winter IlOM‘ ‘
‘Mevo my faint heart with grief, but,
with delight '
No more—oh. nm >r more!
-—‘-P. 8. 8‘ alley: Thrones.
and
Today in Other Years
THE . QUESTION NAIRE
QUESTION
it Answer
(“YEST' or
(INO!I)
I. Do you believe in God?
a. Do you believe in immortality?
U.
(«fl/‘0
’ Ion-l relationship with God?
3. Do you h-licve in prayer as a means of per-
Cilxléud «(17‘
All) ' "
other man was divine.“
I. Do you bellow that Jesus m divine its no
«if-c0
inspired?
hrnc?
5. Do you rcgird the Bible as implant! in a sense
that no other lllcmturc could be said to be
0. Are you snwlctive member of my church?
7. Do you regularly attend any religious services?
. Would you be lung to have your funiliy grow
up in I community in which then: is no church?
DJ Do you regularly have “family worship" in your
to. Wow you brought up in s religious home?
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glows instruction? .
it. .00 van send your children to my school of roll-
' «
Ludwig Beethoven. tcompossr.
born. 1770.
Sir Humphrey
born. 1779. ‘ .
President Cievclsndseut to Con-
gross his Vonezuolau message. 1895.
Wright brothers' first successful
flight. 1908. . l
Davy. chemist.
for tho community.“
Iii. Do you think that Religion in so :3 form is rt
necessary element of life for the individual and
. WW
Your Religion
What Do You Believe?
There are many churches in this
city. hsving A total membership of
many thousand. _
But the» churches would not
claim that they hsvo a monopoly on
the religion in Norwalk. There are.
"‘th people outside the churches
that not only have strong religious
r
Hove Money At Christnmtime
I
What the Different Clubs will pay you.
INCREASING CLUBS
IN 5~ warms
(vor- Chrlltmu 1017)
icon!) pus um
no out: pm "8.80
so Club mm “3.75
too out moist.“
DECREASING CLUB
‘2 can begin with the Ingest
posit. unit doctonusyour dn- ‘
posits such wink. .
mum AMOUNT owns
m :0 mus
(For M- mu
m man‘s-r- one
son uni. w- moo
161.00 Gilli will}... >
moo club . ”lbw;
"400 ,0!“ wag.M'0 ..
_ momentary-“m ~
"0.00 91-h vanadium ‘
continental!!!”
convictions but a fine religious spirit.
we want both church members
and nonmtcmbcrs to fill out the bal.
lots on religious beliefs we are print.
in; this week. We desire to have all
classes represented in the answers
given toutiiis questionnaire. They
should represent a great crosssec-
tion of our population.
We have gone into this study with
no preconceived opinion as to what
the questionnaire would reveal. We
simply want the facts. And the only
way to get the facts is to get enough
people to “vote."
The churches want the facts. They
should know just what they are fac-
in: to meet the religious problems of
our people. Unquestionsbly. practi-
cally all of those who will answer
“no" to some of the questions" uh.
od~it~is assumed that everybody
. will write "yes" after “Joust some
of them—will do so because of a
deep religious conviction. and yet.
with»). having a sincere desire to
know the truth. . .
Write “yes" or “no"v-nothlng
else—after each question-and mail
promptly to the Questionnaire Edi-
tor of The Sentinel. It is not neces
ssry to Ilgn your xii-ma.
EditorialVieWS
Of State Racers
Will Sen-tos- Nolan Run Again?
f " (Hartford- coursut) _ « 9
The question is Asked whether
Senator m will-ho I condition
for wnomiuwon. it is assumed
that he can bsvo another term if he
mt. "it. and s. nomination is
equivalent to an election. so tu- as
anybody out foresee. The reports
t. his health XIII greatly improved
at. encouraging to those who want
to so. him the Republican nominee
in 1028. .
Senator McLean isn't the most
ioqwlous member of this Senate:
ho doom't talk unless he has unme-
uung to say. When he um some-
thing titers is no doubt whst he
ins-as. Hombosnuuutorslnes
1m and his mama-"nu Stu-d!!!
menu-d In tits prison: coma"
its is Mass.“ the Wand.
Curl-my. committee. second in not
mm
" his company of Oakley. Cal.
7““:
N orwalk ' News
Of Other Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
Tho following llt'llll! appeared in
tho who of the Evening Sentinel
for December 17. 1906;
Rev. James H. O'Connell. of Not--
wslk. is one of five priests in the
Catholic diocese of Connecticut who
observe today the silver anniversary
01‘ their ordination.
Forefsthers' Day was celebrated
yesterday at the South Norwslk
Congregational church with s upo-
cisl musical program and on up-
proprlale sermon by the pastor. Rev.
Charles S. Mncr‘nrlnnd.
W—
St. John's Lodge of Norwalk went
your will.
CAREEOF YOUR ESTATE
‘ For the better care of your Estate, this
bank. with years of experience. is better
fitted than the average individual. Con-
sult our Trust Department today, about
THE
CENTRAI FAIRFIELD
TRUST C0.
NORWALK. CON N .
to Wssiporl. 35 strong last evening
where they attended service It the
Methodist. church with member. of
the Templwlodgo of Westporl.
w
W. F. Raymond. South Norwslk.
has taken s position as foreman for
the Oakley Dock and Bridge Build-
FRISBIllE’S
PIES
Mathew Corbett, who underwent,
an operation at the Norwlik hospital
some time ago. hss now recovered
and was discharged this morning.
A memorial service‘was hrld inst
evening by the Salvation Army for
the death of one of the: members of
the Army. William Armstrong. of
East Norwnlk.
"Yellow" Brown. who shippcd'
last week on the oyster steamer"
Standard. has resigned his position;
1 David Albrecht. tenor soloist all
‘ illi’Qi/fALFCINTI/l?)
‘ tDHOTELBUiLDiNG
BitmtiEPOR-‘i. CONN.
the Rowsyton Baptist church, sang
yesterday at the Print Presbyterian
church in Mount Vernon.
5 YEARS AGO.
The following items appeared in
the issue of the Evening Sentinel
for December 17. 1921:
No expenditure of funds during.
the fiscal year on tho irnprtn‘enientl
of tho Nprwaik harbor will be madc'
by Congress if the recommendations
contained in the annual report of the
rivers and harbors board is adopted.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
.\I. Buzzard. 6 1"oirfield avenue. was
the scone. of it delightful social of-
fair inst evening when they" enter-
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Both Stores open Evenings
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Why
Should You ‘
("‘ai-ry a wallet or purse fillvi
with money and subject r
IrnSs'.’
'l‘hu safe and prtir'lit-nl v..-.
of handling tiersui‘inl ”Hill!”
is to pay by chuck.
Once you acquire this hit!
you will never want in ii."
without its eonvmiieiioe rim"
safely.
The
City National Bank
South Norwalk, Conn.
inined it number of friends in cele-
bration of their 25th wedding anni-
versary. '
Nelson Silcox. 12. of 6 Thomas
street. wus struck down by an Ull-
ioinobile on South Main street yes-
terday with the result that both his
logs were broken above the knee.
“The majority of cases before the
juvenile courts are the results of
separated-or dimmed parents,” de-
clared Judge Nehemiah Unndee 'III‘
an address last night at the NOl‘WalI! «
Methodist church .
Four Federal agents swooped
down upon this city yesterdsy .tnd
STORAGE
. usinv MOTOR
BAULAGE SERVICE
To NEW YORK
Tel. Norwslk 294—10923
N. 1'. Phone. (.hclsen 8059
203 w. 20th St.
Hershfield Motor
Transportation
Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
made a rapid survey of former ruin
dispuiising shops. but depsrled with-
A
out obtaining p single hit of evidence
of violation of tho Volstcad act.
Louis Averick's store on Washing-
ton stroct was broken into this
morning by two thieves who made
away with considerable booty,
A. surprise party was given last
evening by the office force of M. N.
Maycbott 6;. (10.. to their fellow
worker. Frederick L. L'tes at his new
home on Raymond Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Smith.
Golden Hill street. are observing in
. Art Needlework
Our New Line of Strained Goods
will interest the alert needle:
workers who get early to work on
CHRISTMAS oims
.i. l. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street
a. quiet manner at their home today
their 49th wedding anniversary.
I
The many friends of Miss Johanna
Thieme. Soundvlew avenue. will be
surprised to learn of her marriage
July 23 to B. C. Hobbs of Philadel-
phln.
length of service of those who have
1‘ c p r o s a in te d Connecticut in the
United States Senate. Orville H.
Plait of Meridon. senator from 1879
to his death in 1905.-hsd the longest
service. so years. Hé died in the
second year of Ills fifth term. Gen-
eral Joheph R. HIWIQY of Hartford
” A. .l. coitus Co.
70 no. mint sin. Tahiti
Everything In Furniture
That the Home May
Need.
Start :1 Savings 3
Account for Each ""9
of Your Children!
This is the best
Christmas Present
Then teach them to de-‘
posit such sums as they ‘
earn. This is the best
business training which
can be given children.
Save Yours In "
The People’s 1
Trust Company :
First. Bank Under the Brian
Washington Street
South Norwaik
was elected senator four times and
served for full terms from 1881 to
1905. Senator Frank B. Brandcgee
of New London. who was first chos~
en in 1905 to fill the unexpired
term of Senator «Plait served 13
years. 11' Senator McLean should be
elected to succeed himself and serve
until the expiration of his term in
1935 he would equal Senptor haw-
lsy's record. a.
A state does not go let demnitibn
because it loses 1n influential man
at Washington. but it does itself no
good when it lets such a. man drop
out of public life. in New York
state it wus worse than that. for s
strong man like Senator James W.
Wadsworth was dwpped. His de-
parture and the loss of other Rs-
publlcan leaders make it sll‘the
more neeedsary for is senator of Mr.
MoLctm's ability. , influence and
length of servidb to he s candidate
min.
Sentence Deemed.
(Bridgeport Post.)
filth-by saloon-4M
you’vejumw . 7 ,- d”
. ‘ "a: ‘I’olley
-‘ Refrigerating
&‘Sup‘piy,Co.
so. NORWALK. comm
intone "sons-ions
Tho stern and pointed ruling of
Judge Alfred 0. Baldwin in the Eu-
perior court yesterday. that restitu~
lion of stolen money dos. not wipe
outs. crime. will send u chill up
and down more than one spins. ', The
case before him was that of two
Nomi}: in: officials. sterling und
Dim. who unheated approximate;
ly $15,000 apiece. 1n mung
such ‘of them to a. m: iniisll. and“:
fiddfladdenlu s. piles fat-leniency"
"pro-an "by W" 9 on of
that the men with. mflfi ‘
and friends. but 0 up the d -
clency. This!) " Jud” Mil.
to observs tint and {home
penalty for the distress tiny timed
album." foul m 9 ' 9,
“The do urn. as - _ .
and. were old enough.“ ‘ ht-
ter. The only onion of thug-saint.
' mtoindum‘tstndtljlt‘
Electrical
‘ Appliances
RADIOS. f
Let. us take care of your
‘ electrical needs.
Til]! .Noawiitx
, 9 meme co.
Important Items
In a §ank Statement
.the borrowers.
Ours Together Are
$716,000 .
the largest in town.
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