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Secretary
too-ovolivlonolllulloitl
nun-ununu-unu.
umber-Tho Auochted Preu.
Tuber-— 'ew Euglond'Dliiy Newspaper
Illcn' Association. ’
mbcr—‘l‘he Daily Newspaper Publuh-
, A‘soclnlion oi Connecticut.
in .
l' Anocintod Pro» is exclusively on-
, to tho ore or republication of all news
,potclm credited to it or' not otherwise
malted ill till; paper. and also the local
or: publilhcd herein.
SPECTAL REPRESENTATIVE
Tho Julius Matthews Sprcml Agency
1 Baotou St. Boston. liusg._
York Detroit Linton.
' 'FELEPHONES
Main Office—97 Washington St.
Norwalk 9l--92~?3.
NIGHT CALLS
New. ....... Norwalk 3369
A ‘TllOl‘G "T
0 mm his faith hut us “In
.. hlon of his llil‘; it ever rhnngos
Will the. m-xt illuminwShnkcspral'o.
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ELASEY A ND UONNSISI.
Sport nous today guru: us a thrill
~ I! a shiver.
he thrill mime trOnl tilu‘hmx's
lt’JaCll Drlnnoy ot lrldgoport
coked out Bud (lmuuuu of Reno-
Wlsconsln. before two minutes
elapsed in tho second round of
ten round batik: in Jersey
,. last night.
.O'havolllsziolls, if Jock lioupn up
‘ resent strliic, of a. world's
eight. fistio championship
g to Connoctirut, through the
m' of her ndoutm sou. Dc
ac géema to represent the clean.
lid honest in a aporf, which
ion has been clouded with sus-
ot fixing and framing.
he now; that handed us a shiver
he announcement that. Rogers
*orilshy. star second baseman ond
no" 3 manager at the world chum.
"rt Cardinals. has been traded to
q New York (Sights. Tho' action
out of a disagreement between
rs and Sam Brendon. prcsi~
oi the St. Louis club, over a
tract, ond rotary.
noebau is woven intimately with
. emotions and sontirnontulitlca of
thusonds of tons and um uro
id divorcing Rogers from the
he led to the pinnacle of base-
ame will do the game much
an.
on; are not to forget that in
itition to being a sport. baseball
0 a it big buainers venture. It
id be well. if players and inan-
ro would be more. apt to forget
business angle of their profes-
and devote more ”me to devel-
i the pure good sportsmanship
ufioct of it.
FREE RIDE HAZARD
.. ‘ kind-hearted motorist who
, a his friends and strangers a lift
a tings that he has picked up a
"nu on well as a. passenger.
ourto generally hava held that
utomoblle owner is responsible
his passengers in‘ case or acci-
{Court decisions regarding the
‘ will ist’a responsibility to a. pullou-
; limo had requested o'rlde have
red the passenger and have oft-
or‘ded hlrll thousands of dolg
u compensation for injuries.
"oopauenger" rule is mot
to will happen and unneces‘f ‘
risks are foolish. ‘ 1
is 'may appear to be a cruelond
oh edict to many, pedestrians.
, oaroful pedestrian probablu '
rs to ride in o. commercill var .
where arrangements are mule j
Just compensation in case of out
t. '
‘_YOU CANT ISENY 11‘
Whore IS a Christmas spirit. We
defino it. We don't: know what.
anymore than we can put into _
“that emotion ‘ in the heart
oils walk: in the cool of the
us in an old-fashioned garden.
ling moon and -the evening stars
316 a. Christmas spirit. lt is
a: big 'wmm snowzuucea. part
l‘y berries plunod in the fur of
out. part of white tiosuo po-
hdocarlet ribbon. port or the
hr of hidden packages. part.
obtain; rope or glitter on the
- two. port or the spicy
. Wreaths. part of the co-
jolnglng over the silvery froot- .
ow. “There's a Star in the
. ~ ‘oplrlt: is the something
. ono buy "Just: one nloro ‘
or more ono quit. but
' to do" no. ,1.
Trauma ,
Room . $110.01] --
Christmas. Party
TOMORROW WNOON WM
BE ram “16 EVENT OF THE
WINTER—GIFTS FOR EVERY-
BODY.
ROWAYTON
om. mm b. Romano, flu
woyton communism. tel. 6181
or Sentinel Office. 92.
M 1:80 tomorrow wax-noon. the
lone looked tor Children's Christ-
moo party will be held in‘ftllo Ro-
wuyton school. .
Everyone alluding slits in request-
ed to have them at. the school house
by Wednesday morning.
Several members of tho Mothera'
club. aponaors of tho affair. were
busy this afternoon drcol‘uting tho
tree, which has been not. up ill the
sixth grade classroom.
Tho school will closo tomorrow.
afternoon and Will open January 3.
after each eight weeks of school.
one. week's vacation will be enjoyed
by the children.
'l‘ho Foreign Missionary socioty of
the Methodist Episcopal church that
at the home of Mrs. Edgar D. Lynch
yonton'luy afternoon. The ladies on»
Joyod several readings .l'rom the
book ontitlotl "Mosloxn Women."
which they are at present studying.
Moulbers present at yesterday's. scl-
alou were: Mrs. l‘loury Wing. Mra.
John Flint. Mm. William Jennings.
Mrs. Joseph R. Taylor and Mrs.
'l‘honluoSauto.
lustcrt‘luy who the blgzcut day (ex-
perienced ill the history all tho Raw
waytou post otllcc. Nita. William
Plukney is assisting i‘ootmistreoa
Mrs. Hulbert A. Band and Assistant
l‘ostmlstress hire. Joseph J. Stand-
ish, during the holidays.
Tho following unclnimwl mull is
bring held at. tho pool ulllco for
Robert. 1“. Cullen. liotou zlvunuu; ll.
J. ll‘lahcrty. Mrs. R. Huntington.
Andrew Kucharlk. l‘imvuyton Wax
Shop; (3._ ll. 1iown.ytm., lllc.. and
Misu Ann liynll.
—-"Christ.rua.s Cards Booklets.
Tags and Seals" ht Allen'o Drug
Storm—AM.
Mrs. ”launch 15. Claim. entertained
a number of trioudu at her home,
upper Rowayton avenue, recently.
Games and would were enjoyed by
the guests among whom were. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Wilson. Miss E. Ho-
gan. Mr. and MufThomals Santa.
Edward Hull. Mina Batty llltchfield
and her flunco Loon Wulorhury.
Roy Decker. ten year old 5911 of
Captain nnerl. .Royal C. Deckpr.
is confined to his homo McKinley
place with chickenpox. Ilia play-
motoo hope he will recovcr quickly
so as to be ohlo to enjoy the holl-
doys. ,
Mrs. Alfred Good. who has been
opondlnx several days as the guest
or Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shine at
their home. Crockett ntruct, return-
ed to $meford,.yonterday.
A rehearsal of the cantata. “’l‘lld
Wise Men." which will be sung at a.
union service in the lil‘ethodist Enla-
oopnl church. December 26. will he
hold in. the ohm-oh tomorrow uvo~
nlng. After. the rehearsal the mem-
bers taking part in the cantata will
adjourn to the More or Mrs. Oliver
I. Clark. Ponnoyer street where they
will hold a Christmas party.
Miss E. Hogan. upper Itownyton
avenue. will leave for New York to-
morrow. whero she will spend the
holidays with friends.
Mr. and Mrs: John Feller have
closed their home Weamido avenue
and will spend the holidays at; the
home 0! their daughter Mrs. Henry
Bell. Momaroueolt. and family after
which they will 20 to‘ the St. George
Hotel. Brooklyn for the‘ winter.
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~Advortlse in The Sentinel.
h..—
,. .n tawny. Spltzbergon.
May 13-—Amundoon-
Ellsworth-Nubile party
reached Teller. Alaska.
after flight over North
Pole in diriglblo Norgo.
J
v. my o—Lloumllm. Richard r. Byrd of it. u. 3.
Nov pliotod plum our North Polo and back to base
- ~ May 1mm British
[choral otrlko ended
Wt olgllt day. in which
common. and trampor-
May 15—Marshal Pilsudokl gained control of Polish
govornmont after street fighting in which 500 were
killed and 1000‘woundod.
lotto" wore paralyzed.
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.lunmmm
Editorial Views
Of State Papers
Punishing the. Innocent.
Helena" Hill Whed’u
C O L U M N
(Continued From "on (lull
(New llrituiu Herald.)
It is lilo state at CounccllCut, and
no‘: local utllllol'iliv‘rfi. which is at
fault. who“ u mun in taunt to Jail.
leaving; his funllly in wnut wit o ha
is away “cinlul; lluw'.”
The Slut!) lrtw ponds to ho
amendcti so that tho husband, when
serving timn for an offense. may
have :1 port. oi” tho lncomn dorlvorl
from his; lulmr for the stun» hunt to
his, fumily for its; support.
lfnclt-r tho prnsuut lttw he is
haunt-cl and harm] (or. while his
family is loft (li‘llt‘hdefll upon the
city and wrltnro organizatiouu (or
maintenance.
A more ulll‘uir :lystcnl could llurd~
ly be Ilcl‘isml. l'ndcr it tho wife on
children urn more severely punish-
ed illull “it! l‘tuullzmlt.
Fiscal Home. Rule.
(Hurtful-ll Timon. l
‘ Mr. Tllodgntt was n. mlust llllfi
work of tho litlSi. Hartford chamber
of lfoulmrrrc, “‘llitri‘! he rucom~
mended rmnssxqsmrwut of property
by a nummil'cu at ill under tho
leadership of u rilhlrluzlu l‘rorll out
of. town.
Probably it would not he posuihlu
to drum? lllut lr'Zusl. llul'tfurd docs.
not nnml' u revision of its for; list.
That could be lwllovod over: without
the records from tho probate court
which tho commissioner quoted.
Whether revision ohould ho un-
dertukcn 'unrlrr ollt-OLlOWh louder-
ahip is another matter. It local
communities desire to prr-ucrl‘o
their rights it: bolluovos their cili-
zenu to guard them jealously uml
not to loso tho gonlun tor com.
munity management which won a
characteristic of earlier New Eng-
land.
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A bully has been. named Bob after
its mothcr'a hair. We presume thesu
nameless urchins are named' utter
their father‘s lulll'.-€.‘ottuue Grove
(OWL) Srn’tlnrl.
those mellow" Without tract-loll. of
opinion and discussion. existing with
or orroru cannot be uncovered and
undorniood. nor can Intolllyi‘lll
changes. to moot tho changing ll'-'l~l*i
ot’ unutlon which in cozmtuntly
velopillg, he brought forward fur w :‘
tion.
Every amendment that has lul
been much: to u slum or lilo ltlltl‘itl
constitution in nu uxorcisu of, {lllti
right. to chuuuu.
Uno do“ not hm‘i‘; to (Igl'ilit'. \lilll
over)“ proposal mudo. or to sylllyn-
thlzo with every argument that our
particular change to necessary. in as»
sorting: the right of any group to”
advance any. political policy or usml
nomio .uyolom. Thoolllnu laws that
give us email thmrlshtlo bulilzrr r:
and advocate tho political nmi no
uoulio theories to which wu lldllt.l"
givo our opponents tho right in l
More in and advocuto thuiru.
“unmet-3‘ Sound Reasoning:
This was lilo motion t‘hurlos .Erunu
lluglws gave for offering his lawn in;
true to defend tho flight of the I.. t~
ed socialists to sit in tho New York
luoglsluturo‘durluu the World Wm-
whun a. majority of the Legislature
voted to oust tin-m hrcausr thry
were Soululiuts.
Mr. Hughes said, in oxplninlng his
offer. that ho was opposed to crawl
tenet of Socialism. but: hctuluuo he
wished to ho tree to stand {or tho
things he believed in. ho must cou-
cedo anddorond the right of overl‘
other man to do the sumo. and that
the action of n lnnlorlty. in law-
lcnsly suppressing and depriving of
their Cl"ll-Il.lld political liberty uni‘
group who wcro acting within lhw
law solely hocouou their
were unpopular and unsound to tho.
majority. was an act which rvrrl'
good Americunvnhould abhor.
At this momentlcannot recall
the author of tho thought. "l. mu
violently opposed to everything you
bellow: and say. but. I will defend
with my llft’ your right to believe it ’
I Have Money ”At Cll ffiiaSiimr
.Wllat the Different Clubs will pay you.
. INCREASING CLUBS
IN ‘5‘
(For Christmas 1927
to'Olnll‘poyo $12.75
at: club pm $25.50
to club pay! $03.75
. lilo. Globuws'tlz'mo
utmost“ CLUB
Can begin with the largest
deposit: and docreuo your de-
posit: each week.
Willa}, .1
roll
EKS
131.00 .Olul
' . 82.00 30ml:
‘ Winona-kl ._ -. .
lsszN AMOUNT‘CLUBS
ll}: so WEEKS
(For Christmas 199.7)
molar. pay- $12.50
600 Club . pus 1325.00
pay: $50.00
‘3 8100.00
osoootub inn-snow
. mountain,» om $500.00
$30.00. Club pays 81,000.00
opinions;
.
ultd mull." ll .m-vmre mum) .\l<l--2'll“un
doctrine to mu.
When u splvudhl lmrly: of
whom: uarvlclr lu ll'.‘ llr-publtr
sllillu lll lrlury fur nil ll'li'.
to such putty owl ur.--.\n
98 did llllu group in \‘l'hsllinlrlm.pil.
brinxu lilo lllmlw orltuuirutiml into
disromltf‘, 'l‘llv :lttrpmpt to tll‘fl’ll'll'i'x
{i follow mun n.” his lu-Mcsulwrl :md
mound of :mppm-l nlrrvir tumuri:
some of lllril‘ will: Lila rll=l not at: ‘
will] hit; l‘..‘0lltlll'.‘l ill iTl‘lll‘lTlll: um‘ml-
hull in :m an! \illl‘J'li «it
man.
(l":4l‘t‘liil$
ishould condl um
[ Quilter: ’l‘t'xt l‘umlt.
When 1 \l‘Hl’ to s-lmol l wuu
tlluxllt. ill Martin“: l‘ixli firm-m.
ulcut. our ol‘llvinl it u Mm... lizv- fol-
lowing l‘tl‘llliiipln'u l‘i 5:;tt‘ll‘l'llr liii‘ llrt.
turn and (lulirst ul luv :e"':1ll rltixru—
hip;
"Till: iiutl.‘ to lth rum: ltulfl'ril'
rmom rests upon illi" :illllji‘i‘lx of ab-
isOllllv.‘ nulllurily' filial in. ll!"‘.l~\'0l.'
turn) “as \rrll as upon lllllru‘ who
iim‘fl,‘ at why controlling ”it? ‘utulu.
i'fi‘uun tho gowrumuu; fails to meet
ills obligations to the puoplv. Wht‘gl
.
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,3?:- arts nl'u injurious: mtlu‘r tllun
rill-stunlul, tilt» proph- are bound to
r-zcii :1 Cllz'ulgo ill llm form at ,Ltov»
.r'rlluwut, or in tho umllo u! 5HK ml.
illlmlstrzlziuu. This iH tho duly 0i
-'r-.~\'olullou. Tlllti cllnlluc may ht- vi.
vl'lrlul lu‘rliluzr of l\\‘(l unyo: ,llrsl.
ll.) Mint is lcrmml'nlorul l‘l‘hlnlallll‘fi.
3th.“ is lly complaint. politiou. rmd
lrvtuuiuu to aid in enforcing ills! Itlw;
iur stcoutl. \vllun ”ii-ll" is just! around
'ot' complaint. will”: tho" ollu-r ultrtllo
Oil lllltl lulled. and there.
prospuct 0t success. by urlucd oppo~
.uiilml.
‘ ”The cvilu resulting from 3. civil
.unr urc so ollorlllouu that to brain
[such :l L‘mllunt lm‘ trlvlul rriz‘sullrz'. or
n... lust overwhelming mltlr. is tho
‘ i;l,;llc5t. crime that can he committed
Iagainst civilized society.
"if their cause is. a worthy one.
'lliwuls; may he patriots. and if suc-
‘(f‘HHlilL their months may go down to
.pontcrlly‘ with honor. 'l'lu. llrillsh
gum wrn‘luent looked upon Washington
31.1.»; urobcl and criminal: America.
iconsit'li‘rs him a blade! of political
il irtllnt.”
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'l‘olcrunco Needed
l mu not, ndrocutlllg the throw of
Socialists that radical changrs uro,
ill. this moment llccesmry. nor do 1
assert that their solution of tho pro-
Oil‘s.
It seems to lllC’. however. that Mr.
Hughes was absollluly‘ right. and
was noting ill consonancn with our
basic political system. when Tli- de-
t‘mldcti the right of any group to
express their beliefs and advocate.
lllt'll‘ principles regarding any
changes in our political or economic
systems in a. peaceful and parlia-
mentary form. _
To do otherwise is merely to pro-
cipitato violence.
it is strange indeed that many 0!
those who advocate the forms of
moral rruistlmco outlined by Martin.
in connection with conmtutional
Prohibition. are the first to attempt
suppression of those who legally be.
have in and advocate political or
economic changes with which they
are not in sympathy. ,
Tolerance in not to them at civic
virtue,
‘ From : The Old
, Pelt Masters
Roll on. thou bull. roll on!
Through pathless realms of space
Roll on!
What though I'm in a sorry case?
What though I cannot 'mer:t my
bills? ‘
What though ,1 suitor toolhacllo'u
ills?
What though I swallow couullcrs
' pills? ‘-
Nevor you mind!
' Roll on!
, (Roll on. thou boll. roll out
Through sea.- ot inky air
.R’ollonl.
will 3
l‘lC'lll nuts. '.
ilrflluu tn
{lzill'ilnlht
lllhrl-lgwlminl; .~\lm Hi .i u it"lfiilllllll'iVHl
in :1. fair
sent wrongs of society is the cox-rec:
Norwalk News
Of Other Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
'l‘hc l’ollowing ltemn nppourod in
Elhr‘ lssur 01‘ the Evening .‘lellttnol for
liflnrcmbcr :‘l. 1006:
t
l The runs in Hill vuaut market, of
Etiolomuu Charnok. ii lloutou street.
Iwith blown open lunt night by three
lyuggmou who were adopts at. the
i work or mlfrcurucklng. and money to
Him :unount of 3608 won l’itolCll.
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i The plot alt tho corm-r of south
liniu mm: and l-ianl'ord place was
jsoltl youtcrduy lay Jacob A. Rudder
sto r‘rank Hudson. u, Yonkcrucuph
itniiat. who will tract .1 six-story ot-
luuo building. .
\llrr Txlhizlo lluscor. South Nor-
Willll. and William 0. t‘Ilomporu were
.mnrrlcd inst Sunday in Now York,
it was: .‘illlltlltllCt‘d this morning.
iluulr-l \.,'0l'COl‘Ull vans: l-lrcmd chief
i-nymnknr at a. rotating: last night of
I‘oclwnno lluy‘lot’t. l. 0. ll. M.. U!
Nuruzuk '
M the unuunl mowing ot ill Mum's.
club of all. Paul's churuh. lnut. are?
hing, Wuilucrl Dunn ,wzul circled
tlrt-Fillcnf. and William A. Pryor.
. viv c—prosxidr ut.
Ont.“ of tho pli‘fllitnlf'ht Matures of
1tl'l‘nnulll was: tlln dimmi-
lll‘utlm- U'llunnril to n at o r o t1
‘ pl‘louln oi l’nirflolvi county.
l night. in who Norwolk. hotel.
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Aurrul ("abut-u. o nturlmlt at Am-
;llI-l-rt rollrrgo. in at tho home of hill
.mrmu-t, in South littln slrcr'l for tho
§hull-in} a. '
the
lust
limitullunu by .louv'phtnn llnndnll
«and Lillilll Raymond worn among the l
mow popular at ill“ (.‘ilrintmau extir-
1 Ms: 'l in the tfrzutrr uvhool. yesterday.
, wow..-
Hurry i . l'huut‘it was nlllllr-d wor~
.:.:u.»4'vll unmim :v thr nunual conl- .
.l":‘|llitj.‘ill"ll nt‘ 51f. .lnlln's TDdQ’, F.
um .\ u. of Norwolk.
'l'l.;.\' YEARS AGO
‘l‘hn following items honoured in
ilhu lssur' of vh». Evening: Suntluci for
.l‘rv'r-lnlwr :‘l. 191'‘ - .
.j (”luff l'ulming'nt: slaiod this.
l’illi'll‘lllillr thus puller: warning ought
‘tu l'm rllmlgll lor Hit" nogllgenin who
I‘lmr illrlr sidewalks of
will“, and (lint if lili'j' continua to
«lip-lay. Em \llll tnkr action.
l'hltlr'.‘ lmlw, l. 0. '7». ii. at a
'lllvlt'llllll last night. voted to our.
chum lllu pint of land nt tho cornori
of Sprint: .‘lllr‘l \‘(nshillzton Btr69l5.i
(:vlvllHl by Hurry Goodwin. {or ”it"
alto of the m-w lodgr building. .
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”only ll. .‘llllul‘ l?" in Nowkl'ork
today, whrro lzo is luvrstlgoting nnrl
classifying the ancient skeleton he
found - my llm lllgkins farm. in
lllrlurtlrltl. smile limo ago,
Mi.“ Kmhiven Tract-y. (laughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Willium Tracey. 23
Wool. avenue. to homo from Trinity
coilour for tho Chriotmnn vacation.
Announunnlont Wflfi‘: mililt’. this
morning of tho murrlusrc of John
hiltguirit and Minx line) H. Emma;
“‘hlcll took plflitr‘ ill Pougllkvt'psit- l
Juno H. i
Members of Our Sister“: Rebekah
lodge, l. O. D. F.. that in tho lodgn
rooms on Wall nircot. [not owning
flml t‘le‘ctm‘l Mrs. Mary Roar, hohlr
grand. -
Miss Amy Clark. Boston. and Miss
filt‘l'ord, Clark. Northampton. arrived
at their home in Hamilton avenue.
today to spend the holidays with
Clark.
The. factory tonm or the Sonvnlk
Tim and Rubber company league.
secured first place in tho league's
howling race last evening by hand-
ing tho office team n trimming of
two games out of three.
Charles Copley. Soymou’r orenue._
has rosignod his pesttion with the:
Connecticut. company.
Today in Other Years I
your will.
CARE or YOUR ESTATE
For the better cart: of your Estate, this
bank, with years of experience, is better
fitted than the average individual. Con-
sult our Trust Department today, about
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SOUTH‘ NORWALR, CONN.
This Christmas
Make yourself :1 present %
ui.‘ tllo most worth whilt» .
thing: it am ely. A. Sar-
lugs Bunk Book as issued l
l)’ the People’s Truut
Company.
This book run ht- numb
the foundation stone «4'
Gr 6 a t J o v u n s o m u
Christmas Day of this
Future.»-
The People’s
I Trust Company 1
First hank l‘udqr the Bridge
.‘on ..
Washington Street.
South Norwaik
Art Noodleworll
(lur New blur of St Imwd (tooth
will intrrest thc- altl‘t needle
wm‘krrs wlm uei mil}: to mull ulr
(.Z‘llRl ST.“ .\S t.’ l FT“
‘ .l. l. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. (Morse “,
A. J.'cou.ms_ c0.
70 NO. MAIN ST., TEL. 747
Everything in Furniture
, That the Home May
December
Twenty-First
is the
Shortest Day of the
Year
And also u rclllil'lt'lcr lhuf
Santa will soon be with'un.
What to give is .31qu .'l g
‘ .llil; problem ut, holiday tlmw.
There is nothing better or i
more appreciated than a. puss :
hook showing the begiuniujr‘
of a savings account. ’
Come in and let us explain j X
how cusily this can, he zlr-g
ranged. ‘
City National Bank i
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
Corlhrldzo. Mum. mottled. lean.
Pilgrims landed. 1620.
Frost day of St. Thomas. the:
apostle. '
Thomas Becket. archbishop of
Conto‘rbury. born. 1117.
Giovanni Boccaccio.
titltiloWl‘ltM'. died. 1375.
celebrated
W
. The wives and daughters of Wal-
lasey business men have formed a
club to popularize cigar-smoking
among women. It tho ll’tt‘2\‘l“-::l"‘.ll
spreads we may hope to see many.
women smoking the cigars they
would otherwise have given to their
husbands oi: Christmuo.——Punch.
Flapper Fanny Says”:
put ill buy more coal-«mm
you’ve lave-ligated the
DOWN pine-ti
will...“
. ‘ Policy
Refrigerating
&.Supply Co.
so. NORWALK. UONN.
E‘ho‘no anon-loo:
Eléctrical
~. Appliances
RADIOS
[let u: take care of your
electrical needs.
The
Important Items
In a Bank Statement
are
Capital and Surplus-
These two represent
the margin of safety‘
for the depositors and“
the fund available for
the borrowers.
Ours Together Are
$716,000
the’largest in town.
The South Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler