“t... .V ii when your tires are turned on full blast to look to your Fire insurance. Every day you mad of tires caueed by over- heated furnace or stove c.an r atom to be without it. immediately upon its receipt. Taylor 8: Golden Tout 1e5- 74 Washington St. Bout Norwelk. Ct. Fire Insurance is so reasonable you 'lclephone us at once. don’t wait. or drop us a card and We will bind you Our February Trousers Sale brings about tho happy union of Big Value and Economy—a sort of IN stitch-in- . time affair that trots out hundreds of fine troopers—er a time when they are needed~and at prices that: mean true A HEART ‘ro HEART TALK is sure to be sweet when the subject under discussion is a. box of our FINE OONPECTIONS. Tulle a box to some pretty miss and it will put you in soft right away. . F. ALANE Tel. 409. 51 Washington St. [Hill " NEWS EVENING BENTINEL‘ TELEPHONE CALLS 92-2—Newe Department Dad—Buelneee Department elm—Branch Office, ~Norwelk 890‘ ~Edltor’e Residence ”OJ-City Editor'l Residence Pale People, Attention! Ruddy Cheeks You need the beat iron Tonic to give you Rich, Red Blood. F. H. BAX'I‘ER, Drugstst ”MANDEREOW Launch Works Boat Frames set up and ready to p.lank . All kinds of ripsir work. Launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. OysterShehPolntNorwalk ’ A. J. Hand & Company [lillllllllll Elliillllilll illll Blillllllllllllll JOBBING AND REPAIRING Hoyt'e Theatre Building. south Non walk. Conn. Phone 423 m WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Clearing and colder tonight; Tuesday fair and colder; Wednesday fair. A disturb- ance passing out the St. Lawrence val. icy is producing light rain in the east ern portion of the Lake region and in New England. Moderate temperatures prevail along the Atlantic coast. but in the interior and the west the tent peraiures are low. it was from 10 to 20 degrees below zero in Montana. North Dakota and lilinncsotu. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: high. 48. Partly cloudy. Flags for Wildlilngton's liirihdny can be had in abundance at Coleman's. 'l‘homccting ut the Lighthouse Mis» sion this evcnlng will be led by Mrs. Jennings. All are cordially invited to attend. to The city council will have a special meeting this evening at the council chamber in llnvilund strcoi. Various matters of more or ices importancc arc scheduled to come. up at that time. it is announced that onc of thc Innitcrs that will be brought to the at tention 0f the council is the condition of the lockup. it is cxpcclcd that tho board of lIcniilI will cllhcr uppcnr pcr sonuily or send a communication. Low. 37; —————-—b———-— WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY SEN- TINEL. The Evening Sentinel will be pub- lished as a morning; paper on Tuesday, \\'nshington‘s Birthday. Colfax Enamcpmcnt. l. 0. 0. Ft, will have a regular meeting tonight. The liuughlcrs of thc Alncricon |ic\‘~ olntlon oi‘ the Slate of New York giro a reception and putrioiic cclcbraiion on Wushinigon‘... Birthday, on tho Sitiiilllslilii Gcornt- \Vnsliinulon minor row from if to T p. III. The .\'or\valh Chapter menibdcrs are among thc inv vitcd gut-sis. A night sci-lug iIlp. \llli' lug in Ihc .luucl mansion, and oilII-r places of “evolutionary llllt‘l't‘hil, with lunch at l“l'llilli(‘i"fl 'l‘uvcrn. will hc Inndp by anyone desiring to inhc ll. 'l‘hc truiu icuvcs South Norwulk rail- liead about the rummage sale at the liiI-kel'mun store this week. Mr. and Mrs. William llyron, of Contsiock liill. spent Sunday with F. A. Mitchell. ._._.._............ There is on cgg war in prourcss that promiscs in send prices of eggs llSi‘ll in cooking to a record low point. licun about the two hnrguii tablcr. at the Prior clothing store. The nIlv. will give you Iii-scriplions and prices. road Mniifm at 8:31 II. Ill. Hotter road it. Word has been received lII-rc that IUDAY I“ WALL“ S‘REEI Mrs. Jesse hi. Ferris is going through a severe siege of rhcnnmlism :It ilt‘l‘ \VAll Sl‘llltt'll 10 iii a. mmA home in ”WWW- N~ J. slunuish and ill'ilihi‘iii Him k Innikol opt-nod illi' week. llccllnrs were most nnlucrouu, but Iltcre \t‘t'l‘v u i'cw gains and many stocks slnrlcd unchanged from lnsl Work. Allii'l'iillll Snicliinu unud (‘oiorudo h‘ucl dcrilncd i and Baltimore and Ohio and American Woolen largo fractious WALL S’i‘lildld'l‘. ii a. lll ‘i’rk‘tm took an abrupt downward turn. away of the lIIIporiuni railroad stocks and spcciuliics falling from l to i if: in ion l‘uciilc, Southern Pacific, licudinn. linltcd Sluice Hiccl. Amuluuumiml (”op- pcr and American Smelling wcrc foro most in the decline. Win-n tho m-llinu showed signs of diminishing. the room shorts cow-rod and iiwrc were imllw lnruc fractional ruillI-s Mr. and Mrs. Adolph W. llroyfuss. of linion rim-cl, arc cnfcriuinlnu Mrs. li‘rnnk Murklc, eon ilyron and dough- tcr .ioocphinc. of New York. Frank Evcndon. n former South Nor- wulk boy, ,who is now locntcd in (‘hi- canto, and who is a son of John ii. liven- .icu. is o guest of Mr. and hits. l'. .\ Smith. Mrs. flurry fiultrldgc and iwo chil- dren. of \i'oudward around. huvc .. corcrcd from an attack of scarlet for- nnd tlIc Ipiuruullno has bccu rc~ moved from the house. “1‘‘ lilcbnrd .l. (lutbill. who had a scvrrc lull in iiruud lchIiI-ui depot. New York, Wold. S'l‘liitlld'l'. Noon ~ l’ricra rm‘onllv, la app: m rcmnuc mu bust drilicd downward». but incl support noes Ilutlca. Mr. t‘niblii was laid up again and hurricncd. ldxtrcmc dull noes their act in. ii. i4. liuliimr foil ‘.2 llonds wrrc Moody. WAN. S'l‘liidl-i’l‘, i p. In. ~~l~‘iuciun lion» in thc stock market were unim- poriuul and luminous wue ronllncd in only a handful of storka. at his home for two or ihruc Iluys fol- lowing the accident. Frank W. llohcria. of tho traveling force of tho Sculshipt ()yaicr System. incorimrulml, bun arrived in town from a seven monihe‘ trip through Missouri. Minnesota. lowa. lndiunn, lillnois. and other middle went and northwestern Males. and reports having had it good business. Mr. Roberilt exports to Mort out again In it few days. . The leaf public sesalon of the board of relief of the Town of Norwulk in lit-lug held today in the town court room. Norwulk. The session ends at r. o'clock this afternoon. The assessors are meeting with the board of relief members this afternoon for the pur pose of going over the lists of commu- tation and pull loxce. and mailing what— ever corrections rind exemptiona lire deemed necessary. A large number of people appeared Saturday and re- quested to have their assessments to (laced, . oiletSOaps Simeon-Powell Corporation. or mementos er. W REGIONS FROM BROTHERHOOD. BURTON. li‘uh. 2l.-~lioiwrt linilo- Wcll (lurIllnur. of thin city, has rreiuu ed an president of the National ilruatp lznilou of the Brotherhood of Hi. Au" drcw (Episcopal). lilr. Gardiner gives as it reason for his rcaiunullon the pressure of his business intcrcsie.‘ WW Modesty is a pleasing asset lint it to nerve and nail illiii land the price of living Flags COLENIAN’S KIWI event to North Mela It. death Remit: mA. 0. Opeldinp'e lees Ieii end Opening coeds our Iron nus” Make Washington’ a Birthday economy. ’_ $2.00 TROUSERS now ........ . .. ...... .. . - - . $1.48 $c. 50- -$3. 00 TROUSERS now ...... ....... ..$x.98 $3.00 TROUSERS now ................. . ........ $2.98 $4.50-$5.oo TROUSERS now ....... $3.93 Slice-$6.50 TROUSERS now ..... ....... . . $4.48 (All sizes at each price) We can fit you to a pair of solid-wear work trousers, or fine fancy cassimere trousers for business wear. or choice worsteds for dress use at reductions worth your while. ! Boys’ 75c and $1 Pants, 39c ‘ (Straight Pants only) :4 80. Main St.. So. Norwalk. /_ .......~_.—.'_._...—. Masonic Building, TWO STORES: N a ll MORE DON'TS lioni think wood chips onl hulls, wm-d sooth: srrccninrs. I‘lt't' hulls. pumut hulls. ground siIuv. i".ii lll'i‘ cionomir .ll liccunsc a hoist» mm 1 :Il ihcni when suwuicd with u lilth- Inoluascs. Your kids will take iloIcr ImWIch in lllltlklli‘rl) jam and bowl fol lllill’t‘O—‘lhi‘ hoisc hasn't the lntclllgcnic of a human child. He is \Ulil pi‘ui‘u'i‘ii‘; you IlI-ccivc yourself whcn you chcoi your horse. Quality First. Leet end All the Time. Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH. Bonnie Horse Feed lionnic l’lnlry Feed llonnlo Poultry Feed Bonnie Stock Feed lionnic Scratching Peed Bonnie Little Chick Feed ’ X . Jackson s Photographs Combine the Finest Material with years of Study and Experience. RESULT: A Pleasing. Permanent Photograph. Call and See Our New Sampiee. WE DO FRAMING A Large Variety of Choice Patterns and Price; to Suit Pictures and Let Us Suggest 2 Proper Frame Jackson’s Studio NORWALK. CONN. Bring Your Opposite Hotel These young ladies are discussing. face to face. the so: gedtion of visiting the Studio of G. S. North 78 Washington Street South Norweik w L in your new home use hot water or steam heat. It is cheaper to run and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an Argand Boiler Ask us for information "The ARGAND BOILER Co. SOUTH NORWALK CONN ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK. Georgetown Shad Weekfleh.12c 1b.; Snapper blues. 12c lb; Rockewey Lona Clams, 40c qt; Large blues, Salmon Smelt. Herring. Steak Cod Eels. Ciscoes. Greenport Oysters. Long and Round Clams Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE “)8. FREE DELIVERY “ revviiiflvniioo‘dfie oh rifle.” ‘mgm ithlllli‘. cantata. of dollere‘ NEW YC’RK fife," 21"“A candle *flflh Hf INIT' fillings 031 "m mllfla ’ flour were lmperilicd. hut iii-amen ef~ lighted three. days Mill on a Jewish “Mill promo y “d breaking in the "‘“"l.d“" ”Em" 9 ""l‘ "1’“ threaten doors. exile telling the place with on ed the «instruction of the [1th lismre— ly nominal damage. dresch lionodel Synagogue. on Nor- Hi HiABilll: ll we Bargain Tables HEM HHMiHN! . Bil Says firs. Hegperl, Sum- ironed Before chum: Officers in Controversy With Pastor on Worldly Amusements filillllllli Hill lllllllll . ill BlillSlllHllli. Sill Sill These Suits were priced After Inventory “A 3 5 - SUIT we have ' ' " ‘ . Broken lots and broken sizes. that we have placed on a bargain table at $4.89 , $6. 89 $7.89 from $12.00 to. 322.009 Poughkeapie Baptist Church is Thronged With Folk to Hear the Pastor Urge Peace Rev. William H. Hubbard. a former pastor of the South Norwalk Baptist (thumb. and now located in Poughkeep— aic. N. Y.. appears to be having his troubles again. according to despatches sent out. from that. city recently. The following story is from the New York World of this morning: in spite of a NPR. for harmony mode in the pastor‘s sermon. the dcucons of the Mill Street Baptist Church met after scIrlms yesterday morning and decided that a letter shoull he sent to hire llclen lluggart, a member. rc REGARDLESS 0F Gold Medal Flour, per bag ........ 87¢ IWGOLD M£DAL FLOUR 5 lbs. l’runcs ................... 25° 3 pkgs: Sccdcd Raisins ........... 25c Ii ills. Muacnicl Raisins ........... 25° 8 lbs. Sultans Raisins ............ 259 26c boitlc Alpha Salad Dressing. .iSc Getting so NORTH MAIN STREET All BLACK SUITS in the store are in two lots and are reduced to $7.89 and $9.89 Price’s Clothing Store! 98 Washingiéolngggaegh South Nor-walk FORMER PRICE 8 165-5 Ben Hut Flour, bag. 85c; bbl., $6. 75 3 lbs. Pickled Salmon ............. 250 3 cans Com ...................... 250 3 cans Peas .......... . ........ ”.250 3 mos Tomatoes ...... ‘ .......... . 256 3 cans Karo SyIup .......... . ...... 250 15c bottle Alpha Salad Dressing. 100 Oranges, Grapes. Apples Celery Sweet Potatoes and Par.snips United GroceryCo PHONE 143 Back to Coffee Ercry now and then a certain qucsiing her presenccwlienfore them as soon as she is able to appear. in thel matter of the controversy between her and the Rev. William H. Hubbard over worldly amusements. 'l'hc deacons met again in the afternoon at the office! of John Welsh. but all of them refused to streak of the meeting further than it) any that it. was to consider the trouble which tiIreatcns to disrupt the church. Seldom hos there. been so large n congwmition in the church as the one ycstcriluy morning. it. filled the un- dilorium and hung over the gallery to hcnr the pastor. for it was his first op- portunity [or public uiicruncc. Mrs. llungurt had taken him to task in pruycr meeting for certain remarks in proportion of families depart from Ihc bcuII-n path and tekc u try at some substitute for cof- fcv. only in return to the old hurt-rage with more xuelo than I t'\‘t‘i‘. Those who use our Mocha and Java 25c iklffvc ncrcr think of trying anhslltuicenthcy nrc sniiei‘icd. and YOU will be. Join lhc constantly growing army of ml at hcrscli. Members of all congre- gations in town (lessened their places of worship to hour hlln. The Bone of Contention. The bone of contcntion in Mrs. ling- gan‘s Iwo childrcn who were recently admitted to the church. with tile un- Ilcrstandltm Mrs. llaggurt says. that runicnicd users. The Union Pacific Tea 00., 125 WASHiNGTON STREET PHONI “$8 in whatever pleasures “to. as a loyal liuptiel and their mother. should per- mit. 'l‘hc ucruton in question was a dIuiuucluilon of church members tak- ing part in worldly amusements. and it was reported to hire lluggart that till- Iulainkuhio refer-cocoa were made to her position in the mailer. Dr. Hulr hard denies that he was speaking of Mrs. Hanan at all. "The Baptist church is pusher-ably opposed in dancing. curdpluying or ihcnlronolnn.” said Waller .lillnrd. the m-nlnr dcucon. ycetcrduy afternoon; “the Iicnconu stand together on the unbloci. and an noun its aim in able aim is in rum-I with no and discuss tho situation." "And if «be u: not willing to change her \‘lcwe, what stop will you take? Will eon request her to withdraw her nicmborahip from the church?“ a World reporter naked. "i don't see much rise to do." rcpllcli. _ Mrs. llunuari was told by the re porter of the proposed aiep of the den- cone. the said, apiritodlyz. David W. Raymond Funeral Director end Embelmer 1! North Mela Itreet. Benin Norweik. leeidenoe. I Washington iltreet. Telephone at office. and. Telephone et house. I”. NORWALK Savings Society INCORPORATID l“. Depoflu over $3.775,000 deem !’ tteime. Fleet. More. Gertie-Meow“. 'red’it A. Ilia. Ieey A “true. he "i will welcome any such lnvltniion i am ready to moot them and tell them iuei whet i think of the whole mettcr." After a moment's thought. she added: "No. i think i shell insist, upon meet his. them before the whole church and expressing nn‘ecif then. ”i am not afraid of them at all. i regret very much the. publicity ofthe account. matter. because those who do not The time m ears u know me would naturally think i was r not a pet-eon given to a continual round of range m,» ”QT“. mid ”HYQN)’. “h"? S“ R mlt‘ef of (act I and mail accounts in‘ seldom no to the theatre. have not ”MN danced for years. and don‘t play cards " more than two or three times in a south NONI“ year. My children are indulged little more. dancing school being one of their Waiting ’ for n more warmest time to earn will never get a very lem bank a sci-(non which she believed were nlIII- ' they should he allowed to participate . - 2.3225 conscience. i don't want to do these things. nor do i want my children to make a practice of them. but if the oc- casion and the! desire. for these plees~~ urea arise i want them to be able to enjoy them innocently and happily. as God intended. I want them to exercise Christian moderation and restraint in them. but it seems wicked to deny yourself all the beauty and joy of life and look only for the harm in them. “Young people have to have some ouilct for their spirits, and if it is denied the real spirit of youth is spoil- ed. Or if they have to sneak off to in- dulge themselves 1 think their charac- ters are ruined far worse than if they were allowed to do what God intended ihcni to do when He gave them the desire for laughter and mnuscment and gay. free motion. 1 embodied all my ideas in a paper to present’to Mr. Hub» bard before my children Were received into the church but i was persuaded not to present it. " Since this trouble happened i have been rcccixing the most astonishing letters and tracts from indignant church-goers. i received a tract this morning which said in large. black let- ters. ‘lieligious. but Lost.‘ and enjoined Inc to be honest and look into my hcart to find if i didn‘t discover there lady from New York wrote to me and said that she was going to pray for me ‘ until i saw the error of my ways and. was willing to undergo any discipline to got back into line. "lint as for the doecons, let them come on. i am ready." Hervey Gill. a prominent member of the church, Mild he didn't see the use. lore. them. because according to the llupilni rules they had no authority to do unithlng. "Any sort of a trial must be held be- l'oro the church and the membere vote on it." he said. “As for puttlnglllly one out of the church became they irc. that in impossible. oven the rinhl to call any one before them on such a charge and Instill. see what is their purpose in taking Mills: items” to face their tribunal." . Dr llnhbard said after: the service he had made no promise to receive Mrs. linggart‘e children such «use says was ntsde. liie sermon bed will euiiiecl the inmossiblllty of walk!“ with (led and pursuing worldly pupil: IROWN-vv-WHHTMAN. ‘ nuns Pei Maud Whitman. ct Brim port. and Ross D. ll Brown. at “W“ York city, journeyed to Namath. urdny afternoon. and after proeufill a marriage license from Town cm Herbert R. Smith. were united in j , rigs in the town clerk‘s office by ‘ A line of the Peace John W Com 9 grep ie a prosperous underlies New York city. - an unexpected depravity. Another old _ of the dcncons calling Mrs. Hanan be- ; ‘f‘ i. dance or play cards or no to the thaw . They haven‘t y " The tire created intense entitlement. folk street. one of the oldest eyns‘ iho thousands of orthodox Jewish poo pie in the neiphborhood believing for n time met their piece of worship was peninsula the country. today. The media burned down to lie some at and set the Woodwork oi the new doomed. Truet Co. greeteet diversions. What is Fighting For. "le It must for to liberty of It destroys the client. of e, meat If we stop to reflect that it he telly. . 1 i was w .
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