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aliao rthi'int of Curtain
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min cop Imam Isis
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Benjamin Betchel of Norwalk hos
recovered from a severe illness.
I
Miss Marjorie Cummings, or Rock
ville, has been visiting in Norwalk.
Clarence L. Brush, of South Nor-
walk. has returned home alter a visit
with friends in Danbury
Charles Verllu. of New York. has
been visiting his parents, Mr. lllltl Mrs.
Louis Veriin. or Elmcrest.
*Mr. and Mrs. William Willis, of
Danbury. have been visitng Mr. and
Mrs. .l. E. Hoyt, of GeraI-(lplaco.
Miss Margaret Driscoll, one of thc
clerks in W. F. DoKlyn's store, liM
been ill at her
liiil.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank .l. Donohue, of
Sdiith Norwnlk. are contemplating u
trip to Bemiuda. They will leave
for that place next week.
Mrs. John Cromwell of 103 East
home on Strawberry
I Chapman and Alexander Campaign to
lis‘dlh ‘i’tilviohdw.
_ After so sting a series or simul-
W“! consensus in, sin some
Willows! anti toiwns s also. with
533mm“ and Bangor tilt scum; pointy
Evangelist: J. Wilbur onstimsn and
OWMM Alexander with It mesny
oiitoo-w,,,rhors will begin a campaign
ssaiti’tiitsin lu Eihsyton. Ohio. il‘ébrusry
”in Id ”33°F? stii this film there will
so to Cbinhibus. where the idrgs'ste re-
ligious mission ever conducted in the
capitol city will so opti’uedf Net ‘me
_will Columbus be moved. but also
Springfield, Zelda. nut Liverpool and
other cities will unite in evungolpstic
QKOI‘LI ‘I l
The Dayton meeting it is said is the
beginning oi? II religion» movement
which ls believed will swoop over the
entire static,
The meetings will be heldpsimultan-
cousiy in six districts and plans have
been made to carry the fight against
sin into the slums. saloons and Julie
factories and every place where an op
portunlty may be oflorod to accom-
piish good
.The services are under the leader
ship of Dr. Chapman who with MI.
0. the big meeting}: in the control dis-
trict which will be held in the armory.
the largest auditorium in the city.
There, will boa choir ot'some 500
noted Australian piunlst.
W. Naitzgcr.
The West Side meeting will be con
ducted by Rev. Frunk (lisnstull illi‘i
his soloist Owon [I‘ Pugh.
Rev. W: J Wright and
ISaxton will have charge of the lust
Side meetings. in the South Side will
be Dr. D. S. Toy and singer Frank
Dickson. Ron. 'l‘hoiniis Nodhuui and
singer W. W. Woavcr. will conduct
the Inetings in North liui'toii
nt Daytoiivicw and Rivcrdnlc the Rt‘\'.
George R. Stulr and soloist John M.
Reynolds will hr in ciinrgc.
The meetings in saloons, jnils Iiiid in
and Ernest
Washington street has returned to
her home after s visit in Danbury with
Mrs. Hiram D Perry. 10 Highland are i
one.
Paul Findlay recently resigned his
position as sales manager of the Soul
siiipt Oyster System. in South Nor-
walk Iiiid is no“ in business in New
Yotk city.
-No. 2 Nut. Raymond liros.
A delegation from Lincoln Council.
No. 4. Drum of United American
Mechanics. is planning a. visit to
Leeds Council, in Stamford, next
Tuesday night.
Irving Reed hits resumed his Iliiiics
as foreiiiun for the L. J. RIIynolds it
Son Trucking Co., after u several
Weeks' sorious illness at his home in
“strict street.
Now is the time to begin to sew
Tho South Norwslk Trust Company
invite you to open an III-count with
them. Small us well as large accounts.
III-II welcome. Sec adv.
Albert Wcllnltl, who recently pur
cliuscd the Mciioncgul plncc til the
corner of West IIvoIIuII :IIIIi ilutlor
sin-(It. is huvlng it hot wnIIIr lit-stint!
system installed in thI house
F. C. Yohn. the well-known artist of
(,‘onipo sirecl, Wcsipori, bus recently
pIII'I'lIuIiotl II pliico iii SilvoI‘IIIlIIc, which
ii is having complotcly ronovstI-d.
ultor which he expects to I'IIiIiIic thorn.
Main
loll
Mrs. F‘rnnk Bryant. of West
street, who. during tho winter,
o Iiths ice andsevorely injured lIIIr~
soil. in slowly recovering trom thII
«rims or the accident. and her com-
pinto recovery is looked for soon.
Clarence lit. Know, of Taylor avo-
nue. who has been employed for some
time iii New Hsvan. has maimed his
position there and has taken up new
duties in lllt‘ Lockwood Munoluotur-
his company's plum or south Nor-
Walk.
”It-‘0
A ulolghlnn putty or «boot. iii-IIuiy-
ileI poplin of tho Marvin school. ill
blunt Norwulkmwiih tlicir principui.
limited-iii; Thompson. post-III! through
Norwulk. ,vosiot‘dtty llflt‘l‘iiilltll. ’i‘lu-y
IIppIIIIIIoIl to bo‘ coloring llil!llllli'|\'l.‘li
IIIIIi ihulr tun «so not interrupted whou
they were all obliged to unload in or .
our to set the sltilsh ovor‘lho Wall
street bricit pavement. whicbdi‘iid been
shovoied clean or snow.
MW '
Contractor Frederick J. Bmith. ol‘
Cannon street. Nowslk. has a force
at carpenters at work. trimming thoi
interior of the new dwelling house
recently oohsirittttstl on innsdod's
island for Mrs miles. of sums
The residence will be II this one whom
completed sud contains all modern
improvements. Tits masonry comm
lust. been mutilated by (“mosaics
III-amp IIIIIIIIIII wIIrII till pm with.
it! I lino ouiouiohllv goings on the
Dim" will be roiiimcucod within ii
low days.
the stores and factories will be
charge of Mr. and Mrs Ashci
Dr. Chapman and MI.
Australia. Manila and tho. (ii-iIIiii (Hid
after conducting the Ohio "Institute
will dcpnri for It Iiionihs‘ mission in
Cardiff \I‘ulII,
Just before returning to this (‘Ullll
‘trI.
nuul meeting of thc Presbyterian (lou-
crnl Assembly, tit Atlantic (Elly. ”my
will hold II truck of cvsngrlistic coir
forcnccs in England.
The groom“ sssembiy's evangelistic
rominitlcc, of which Dr. Chapman is
corrcspondlng secretary. III II I'IIIIIIIII
modting drew up it report on intIIr-
Presbyterian tII'tIIIgoliIIIIi. suggosting
that every brunch oi lhtI Prosbyturluu
church in lllp world should t‘ill‘l'y on
u campaign or crungcllom by distribut-
ing evangelistic “tumour and holdth
conferences with pustoi's.
Branches nlrcsiiy Ioopcruting inc
Iihe l’rosbyicrlan L‘hurtb of Australia.
the Cunudiun Presbytorlnn Church.
the Southern Presbiterlnii (‘. lllli“ill Iiiid
Elbe United Proshrierinn Church.
'1 his plan Iwill lIII Iiusogsled Io GH'f,"
:soncrul nascinbly this spring.
' During tho nit-clings iii [hump and
(‘IIlIIIIIhIIII hundII-ds oi Illlllln‘li‘lii or all
ovangsliciil donomiiiiith ml will Mlt‘liil
tho I'ovivsl IIIIIIIliIIgII tutti will no doubt
t‘ullri‘l' with Dr. i‘hupIIIiIII lII rciturd in
convolution in this Kl‘i‘lll i‘\'i|liKI'll7.1i
lion IIIIII'IIIIIIIIII which IIIiIIiniIII's III
iovcr our land Iiiid III ollIIII- t'tlillilili I
ihrllcvc will bocoiiic Ivorlti-Ii‘iiic.
Sonic II! on have worn cIIIIdiiIIncI- in
ouch other than two hnvc‘in niIrIIcivIIII.
Mon oi‘tcn muko bud breaks just be
fore tlioI go broke.
. *MEW . mum...
The lunch'sklrt iII conspicuous
among the higbor-pricod stilts.
illiliiliii
Many South Norwslii People Fall to
amiss tbs Iiiiousnsaa.
ilsulIIIoiIII is so deceptive.
lt coon-Ii sud mtIs-whccpu
guciiiilmz.
lIIIIIrII IIIII IIIIIIIIIIwiiIIIII curo ll.
Moo IlIIIIIII out of too it IIquIIII from
tho kldnol's. . ,
'l‘iihi‘g why lions's Kidney i‘lllti
l'llll‘.‘ it
('uro IIIcry kidnny ill lroiu lIuIIVkuIiIo
lo dialldtcs
you
provo It:
air-.8 A. Brown. at Franklin 33.
south Norwsiit, Conn” stirs; "it was.
sevtirai years are lit til i used Dons
Kidney Pills. but i rematch» Va"
well the areal. bailout l dorlvsd
had been antic {on tor a long. time ' ’
its at has solid and sharp p
y indoors ‘l‘iisrs on also II
lrequsni desire to pass the kidney
«retinas and this was added son
at“ nastiness. boss's Ilium?
which unwound ,at. Ira. Plain
Drug idiots. relieved these trouhl
y opinion this I- tidy II ould
got“ 'by are?! attitude from" lihi no“;
it! til doctors. Prici- II.
IvIIIIiII Moll Indium (ht. will In.
ij‘kmlfl sols nights for the Uni
WI q" ”WWW?”
and visits will nomads to hospitals.I
Alexander will personally have charge .
,volces led by'MrfiAlsxandcr, who will i
be assisted by Robert Hurkness. thc'
singer S. '
whilc’
in‘
\ltIquIIlci ;
huvc I‘I’etcnili returned from II tour of,
which will be in tinic {III lilo IIII- ‘
iicrc's II south Norwsiit dust: to .
otters sale and proiitableiw hives slits .
WI oil pan pi rumours of, £1: 0 on. ‘-
final: a: you to find» Just what you w
Below we quote you a few .9! our
$42.00 rims gen Isis pr e. 3.30 t
338 00 BMW“ d. solo or c.o ... 2.30 31
325 00 Brass Bod sale price.... "1:003
“321.00 Brass ‘fnsd sale prion....sio,op
sale price....3l3.‘50 :l
Bale Dulce-IUHZIW '1
$18.00 Brass Bed.
sale price.s..310.5li 3
316.50 British and.
$1350 Brass Bed.
Merrill Business College
Young Men to Learn Booklieepln Shortliadd
and Typewtitliig "
Many Positions Are 0pm.: FIsw Young Men t? Fill Thain.
SiduioI-II south Norm
I .
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
5| WALL STREET. PHONE 433.
NORWALK.
Clearance Sale of Men’s and Boys’
1
I H' h C 8 Bo
ig ut torm ots
MEN‘S STORM BOOTS. were 35.00 ...................... Now, 33.50
ROYB' STORM BOOTS. were 33.00 .............. .........Now,32.36
YOUTHS' STORM BOOTS, were 81.50 ........... . ...... .Now. 31.29
F LYNN & RYAN
90 Washington Street South Norwslk
Veilings
Come and see the beauty of our New Veilings. and
you will consider yourself well repaid One of Fash-
ion 8 emphatic edicts for Spring Is the “Mystery” Veil.
ing. The patterns are so radically different from the
well- known sorts. that they attract unlimited atten-
tion. and are the object of unatinted praise.
Prices. 50c to $1.00 yd.
The showing of veilings was never more extensive
or exclusive than it is this year
N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street
’ .
South Norwsik
WAY FOR KEEPING WARM if you haven’t
Furnace or Strain in the house. than to buy I
reliable Gas or Oil Heater!
We have them in all sizes at all prices. If
', there's as cold spot in the home. tire a car to
E ' WALL stutter
llll Jillil 0 0030088 i‘ilMlil. flows... III.
Give it“ a Rigid
inspection
uiid you will find ii iii iIIIposIIiiIlII to
distinguish it from It now csrrlliso
That in tho ltliid oi'I l‘i’ipflll" work we do.
but us new! at least an opportunity to
show you what we (IIIII do. We may
save you Idols money. as our prions
are very I'ossonablc. “ . ,
Luther M. Wrig
”UT" NORWALKI CONNI -
MRI. MlRllLL'B VAIINTINI FAR» led appropriate iii) the day, valentino
“TY. lovers using mod to designate each
Mrs. M. A. Merrill entertained the ones pines at the titblo. timing the
faculty of the Mort—ill Oolltuies of Iiiuppor, plowing music wait. rendered
”monitors, Port I‘hIIIIier. Iiiid South with photo and violin. Altair ill" MIIII
city “I lii‘l' bomb on iIIorIIIIIIl i’i‘l'I II good Isioiiii than was indulgent
HM. Monday IIvIIIIlIIs, whilst vulIIII in by till. Tho putty liroitc up iIi II
lino. psrtyt l outI hour, nil “pressing Iiirmurlreu III
The modem the table was decor» ; having tutti II very. unusable thus.
3
‘ sacred your.
1 only city in the world wlicrc suih n
sales I‘vera imprinted on: tho boom
ouch at these princely churchm‘oni;
in sombre purpleInnd as they sat on"
lowly» hunches near the pulpit an at-
tendant also iii purple. knelt. by eaolt
0! them holding the harem.
The pope attended this. as he will
all services throughout Lent, but: he
was so placed behind the pulpit. that
. the congregation could not see, him.
The chief object in this is; to prevent
the orator of the Mitten season being
.: attacked by what in another road or
liltI might be termed "stage fright.”
'l‘hc Lenten indult promulgated for
ohscrvuncc throughmit tho dioceses of
ltsly Iiiid Europe. thought severe in
sonic. or its provisions, is by no means
on strict. as that which prescribes rulI
cs for tho lit-mien conduct of the res
idciiis of tho Vatican itself. in that
restricted region the most particular
observance or the laws oi siistinoIII-II
and tasting is required, nod when
Easter day comes all residents of
Rome who owe allegiance to tho
church must partake of the Holy Cour
munion.
Cards are lssuod in Rome to those
who hsvo ‘iullilllcii their Easter dutios
and any parishioncr who has no cord
to display will seek in vain for sym»
. pathy or indulgence at. the hand of his
priest dictator during the will (It the
Rome’is probably tho
system pretnils. tutti it is probnbli
iron that in no other city would such
It paternal administration or religion
bc lolcmlcd
Blessing oi the Palms.
Tin- blessing or thc palms tor l’nlIII
Suntiuy is It notablc [nature of Rome's
IA'lllilll obIIorI-Iinrcs, Iiiid muny bonu-
tiluliy entwined designs in palms III-oi
presented to the pope by devout sd
Inlrcrs. Then,» is a story connected
with the supplying of those palms to
the Vatican that dates back to thtI
sixteenth century, when It granite ob»
clisk won brought from Egypt to bc
liillit‘tl inwihe t't‘lllt'l' of St. Peter’s
Sqtinrr.
The dangers attaching to the raising
in; of the huge mopoliih. with the
crude appliances thou in vogue, wore
was issued by Pope Sixtua directing
that silence bII observed by Iill specul-
tors. Tho governor oi the province
Iiiipploniciitod this by an order that all
who violuicti tbc cdict should be con
doomed to ill‘fllll. 'l‘housnnds crowd
cd to thtI sconc on tho ovoiiiiul (in:
nod to ”Mr dismay they saw the root»;
lIIIgiII io' slrctcb iiiid whiiic. In tho
‘tlcnIl ollcucc It min» was raised lililI
ding ilII- II'IIi'lIIII'II wolcr lhc ropes.
This was Ilouc oIIIl thI ropus hold out
hriII-I-lr until the obcilsk was IIroct.
But the t-dlct tied to ho obeyed and
tho man who had spoke was placed
under arrest. Pope Sirius had» ob-
itorvctl the scone and bndiI the man
be brought bohiro hint. iic learned
that the delinquent was s Genome, r.
sailor, who hiid sliuply' nppllod his
brnotlcul knowledge and experience to
the curing of thtI lives of the men.
who would have been killed had the
ropes snapped. Pope Bistus ordered
the man's release Iiiid askod him what
toward he would consider suitable tot
his tiIIiiIly warning. The E (lotions
snsn'orod that ho had come to Ron"
to oiiioy the right to.iiupply tho volt
unit with his pulnin own-x your. it. was
so III'IitII'oIl Iiiid to this tiny tho tloiiccu
IlIiIIts or tbutsiuiio (intuition supply till
liIo points that are sold in items.
Eastm- iluIIdsy is It unis day in
lionio. 'i‘hopiirhiii priests visit every
house and sprinkle. it with holy Iva
tor, receiving iiiroturn both toaster
iim Iiiid money» donations.
One of tbs nest ceremonies during
last. inlihs liltoruai City lathe ordinal.
thin stall theprissts. descend and
in the Roman collages for It your or
more. and have annulled themselves
for. the sacred elites. . ,
All a rule tuily «Io ordination. hike
plains. and this your Usrdinal Vicar oi
IIIIIIlI-lbulcs- nix IIsiididutos, two Iii
llic Hist sit IIIIIIIII room the Iiiitusroiis'
«Iilivr colicgos. Hermon. iivoiuh lrish.i
. was the scene of an impressive gath-j
, miss. All the cardinals were rounds,
(I WMEVI‘S .
it w .Iis'rs
.Iv‘I-uI.
t
the Pauline chapel; where its mood
., 1' .
the Propaganda. The Roman semina-
rios will furnish some.
for ordination do not live in Rome.
the impressive ceremony? which is
hold in the Cathedral of St. John La
tcrun, does not attract the Romdn par
ishioncrs to any great extent. TliII
fipli'ildlil nave of the cathedral isot-
tcn half empty on such occasions.
Throughout Loni. the students do-
I'otII ihi-Iiim-lI-cs to tilt especially hard
ooursc of study. lilld bci’orc they can
present tbcuisclrcs for the coveted
honors thI must pass on examination
of extronic rigor, which is conducted
under llli‘ gtIIIIIrIIl supcrvision oi' the
Curdiiinl Vicur, thc ecclesiastical rep
l‘t‘Si‘lllfilth‘Of tho Pope, titular Bishop
of Horse. «
Hundreds of priests of all degrees
tsko part in this grout nunual function
Iiiid the scene prcsoiitcd is brilliant
Tho ceremonies lust iivc or six hours.
according to the number of orditia
lion. itiimcdiutoly nlttIrwurd the new.
l.. mini: item to stand he strain of
. . .ii mural l , pulse in niacin hood
doomed to he so great that so odict‘;
to soil points. and would be sutisliuii
sub-downs: who have been studying J
home. Who» will - -otdciate. sit-
psnts . tau . oven. ; larger 3mm"
bur The AIIiorchIu. I collsiso‘
whom tum tor the prioililtood. most. of .
I . ... {turbid tut lx‘IIII I. T1 56 pains an!
x. '.‘w whipped ii) “I ..~. not Port I Duris'
. . .:li. - Thu rIIiiIi lt" tumult“. II Iiiid
t I,‘. ll.) IrtI .-iI..-cr ii In 1;“ u‘ longer
I. w IlioPIIIIILiiit: ll I1:utI».'I. Avoid
, ultuhs. llati is lIi' one Painkiller,
It; Duvlti'. Print: 25“.. .. lilo. £12.!”ch
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SHOE
For Women
They need no breaking In
0300 and $3.50
Wear Shocsh'l‘liat Fit
in WAOHINOTON STREET.
PHONE $42!.
Maxwell
$600 to $1500
'iho MAXWELL holds the world's
mount for roilubility - 10.000 mliaa
without stopping snnlnsa.
Wo commend them also for smooth
Iiiid nolsol II Issuing.
Phone .tilovor. on “i ii. tor dIIIII
onstrdtion
Pending completion or our building.
our oincos are at 01 It'iullald St. that
Sam it; 15 30th Main St. South
N‘orw
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
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ll 'l‘IAiLillilfll) WAIST?) ......
HAMPLIE WAISTS ........
As tho majority of the candidates‘
3 them words of sage advice out of the
. book of his personal experiences.
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80th Norwaik
Conn. ,
.ly ordained priests and deacon mt
tor to their respective colleges. 7
Their first mass is celebrated in the
college chapel as u rule, and than they
start Ior thoii Iesiiective homes. But!
many of them are ambitions to 0!!
ciatc in the Vatican Buscilio'a or the .
tomb of St. Peter
The Pope reccivos all the young
priests in special audience, and before
bestowing his blessing on them gives
A CARLOAD or
Dressers
customers,
WASH Sillii
JUST RECEIVED
‘s. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAK‘R i
AUTOMOBILES,
F A. MITCHELL
House rosuisugn \5.
comes WALL mo I-IIoiII are.
NORWALK. court;
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Noiwslk Branch Office of i
The Evening Sentinel q
Hr Merchant to have an
i'llGN for your store and aliosiI I“
done. We make them. all sisal. did
they SELL THE GOODS! '
Try a mu sign tor a s “ .
increase in your business I ,ya,
you to order larger ones. ‘9: Q, ‘I
The Reed & Volk W ‘
u witauiso'ron swim
”UT" INONWNQKI
LMI ‘« ‘3? ”.3 335’
.to Old Point Florida. ”mallow
ilulis. i
iNSURANCE 4ND
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