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WILL PAY RELIABLE MAN
1111111111111 $12.50 to distribute 100 free
u1l<gs.1pe.1'l‘u111ed borax soap powder
emong 'I’riends. No money required.
1Ward Borax 100., 210 Institute Place.
Chicago. 1118 it
WANTED—«A MlDDilIl AGED W0
1111111 to cook and do housework. Apply
Mrs. W. ii 1110er Rownyton Ave, cor~
'ncr f’ennoyor 81., Rowny ton hill 01
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WANTED-IIY 11 NGLISII SPF. \K
1112; «I-luugarinn gl1',1 situation at gener-
ul housework in small Inmill. ApplyV
Michael Puteru. West Norwuik. Conn .'
cl? 31'
d’. O Dar ien.
WANTEDwGIRL FOR GENERAL
bousowm k.
the good cook and laundress.
$171.00. Apply 22 West Ave.
\\ ages
1117 "t
WANTED-ea GENERAL HOUSE-
u'ork girl,‘ speaking English. 'Cnii
nuornin'gls or between 0 and 8 even-
dogs at 0 Seymour 131., Mrs. Wilfred
U’odweil. 1117 St
HUN-
WANT ED-SITUATION BY
rarlan girl at general housework. iu-
quire 29 Benton 'St. a1? 3t
WANTED — SEVERAL FIRST
mortgage loans of $2,500 and 33.800 at
6 per cent Box 085. South Nor-walk.
n18 tit
WANTED—«T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
85.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman. Conn. Aye. Tel 1151
029 if
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
ARBORCU LTURISTS.
SOUTH NOKWALK, CONN.
Wm. H. Guthrie
Auctioneer
and Real Estate
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or nprain in
the back. Evon if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and main in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain health is resto: ed
Vthrough l1a1monizing the .nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re
met giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you
Magnetic treatments given also.
11‘. Francis, D. C.
94 Washington St, So. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate. i1om Palmer School the
discoverer
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[If other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you, call on me and be con-
vincod that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP- TO DATE
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I'fitylcs. the most up to 11qu fashion
and home magazine issued and
1‘I'oung's magazine, an up to the min»
ate periodical for all members or the
family. Into your home for three
months. Forvi’ull particulars read the
"Sentinel Offer" on
pnrtmsrlt page.
COMMUNITY CLUB MEETING.
Must speak English and;
bring Smart 1
the. Home Do!
"i .To Lin“
011‘
To LET-aSIXVItOOMS,
St. Rent $12.
.81.
(i CROSS
inquire 1.2 ()hestuut'
818 iii
'ro LET-f1 ROOMS, 1111111111 can,
den and 11 number of fruit trees, on
Connecticut Ave. inquire Mrs, it. ’l‘ar-
lov, 102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No.
1165-171. 1118 11’
To LETwn'l‘ No.11 HA\'II.A-N'l)
'81., two large rooms for light house,
keeping' eve1ytbin1gconvenient; large
pantry. gas lpinte cooking stove and
dishes. South Norwaik 1110 {It
I l I ‘ 1
. To '~LET»‘HALI1‘ HOUSE. SIX
rooms. all imprbve1nents.lnqnire 47,
3111111111111 Ave 1117 :11
To LET—1—(I ROOMS DESIRABLE
location, all i.111provemen1ts For that?
{ticulurs inquire Dr. W J Tracey, 2"
West Ave. 1.117 .11.
T0 LET—2 COMFORTABLY FUR-V
nished rooms, suitable for either one
or two gentlemen with heat, gas and
use of bath, at 12 1-2 lianford place,’
1111 foot of street, Souuh Norwulk,j
Conn. 1117 31'
I
To LET—LARGE FACTORY WITH 1
water front facilities. Factory with,
power. Summer cottages. i'iouses.1
i'luts, rooms, $13 to 850 per month.
Raymond Bros. 1117 3L
1
TO LET-FACTORY ’i‘O noun!
Norwnlh, Conn, three stories, til x Bil
feet. Electric power. Propeller t0't
New York..wlti1i11 two blocks. , $00 11‘
,111011tl1. lion (‘1. Norwalk, 'Conn
' 119 :11 1111: :11.
TO LET—«FINE ROOMS, GOO!) DO
cation; rent reasonable. 11‘ llopll. 35'
lt‘ove Ave. llinst Norwaik. nil Gti
TO LET~iI‘I\’E ROOMS, WITH 1M-
provements. 9 diamilton Ave. InI
quire United Grocery Co.
1. .1 _~-..__.:;.
BUSINESS NOTICES
FOR HIRE—SEVEN l
PASSENG 10R
automobile. Theatre parties to
l'lrldgclport n 511; eciaity. Nicholls, 2i
liidlie Ave. Tel. 616-11. 1117 III
PIANO TUNING,
and case polishing; IIrsti'cluss work
guaranteed; have your piano over-
hnuled, equal to new. Drop lpostal.
G. 1S. Chopin, No, 12 Hamilton Ave.
(iii) 31’,
IUCGI " l 1A'l‘l Nil
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, DIEG-
oratlng. Pulnters' supplies. Wall pa-
per, up-to-dnte styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. 11114 t'l’
Jehn Fountaine
will give you suggestions and esti
mates for that job of inside or outside
have done this spring. A postal will
bring samples to you. Personal ntten~
ties to all work.
8 BURRITT AVE PHONE CON.
m
Read this udv. and save money. i
do plumbing. tinning, hearing at low
cost. ’I‘ry my special lender and tin
work. Guaranteed for if) yours.
H. A. HEGELEIN
I41 wash. at. Phone 1106-12 or 373.
AUCTION 1
SALE
Thursday, April 23, 1914. 10 A. M".
At 33 Merwin Street, I
The personal estate of the Info Hannah
(l, Johnson, deceased, comprising l’nr-
lor 13111., Bedroom Set, Stovcs,,1(inrpotu.
bedding, Furs. Clothing1 n11d"11u1ue1'—
one other thingswnn notaulnuintion "oi“
’l-louschold goods.
FRANK S. IIROWN,
Executor.
1117 20 22
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ternoon. Mrs. Ida 8. Keep presided.
A nihnber of important matters were
considered and an adiorbnment tnkeu
until later for the further completion
of the organization plan‘s.
fin.“ .ai— v. .... , .— *Nvl‘w—
FOREST NOTES
1 The tenth successive year without
n120 t! “
painting or pnper~hnngiug that you will '
,llc drift
FOR SALE .
'Fon‘ eALEMTWOcOOI'I wonK
or business horses, about 1,200 lbs.
ailbcup. lnqulrt Muguev and Flynn.
V'ulli tit
FOR can: uu'ro LET-~22 11.111-
11olin Ave, double house, 0 rooms uud
attic in ouch, all unprovemeuts; good
garden and chicken house; 3 rooms in
cellar. lilusy tetms. f‘, I}. James,
Box 460, South Norwulk, «Conn,
1118 (it 02.3 31
FOR sXLEmsut'rluaN roor CEN-
for board skiff with spars. Complete-
ly ove1l1auled and ready for water.
No reasonable offer rejected. Also
ten foot tender. new Inst your. 810.
John 11‘ .McM‘nbon. .ir., 50 “Seat Ave.
South Norwalk. 1118 it
FOR SALE~~A PRETTY HOUSE,
6 rooms, improvements, convenient lo
cation, good neighbors; cheap. Must
fieave town at once. Terms. Luw-
rence Agency, 15 South Main St.
Ill? llt'
BABYV CHICKS, llIIFF' OIIPING-
tons, Ilarred itocks, It. I. Reds, 1111111»
liegliorns, 15c each. Eggs batched.
131' chick. Eggs for setting. Nichoiis,
21 Edlie Ave. Tel. 1110-21. 1117 :11
FOR SALE —— 'l‘\\’0 DRIVING
horses, also fit for delivery; 2 110111011
bull pups. Reasonable. inquire at
M‘ulgrew place, Norotou, (101111., or 11111
dress 1’. O. iiox ill, Newton. 1117 31.
FOR SALE-”()I'I'IN
It, 0 in. x 1’1 11., 0 111.;
engine, good as new Scheblcr carbu-
retor, llluglu'm, oomph-Io inventory of
‘1'1c1essorles. I1‘or lll‘ltt', ole, address
Ilox 1215.11011'111'1011. (7111111 . 1111131
FOR
line
llox
1110,31
i1.\ll.\'(‘1ll.
I ii. I’. Iiurlter
INDIAN MOTOFl CYCLE
sale, twin cylindt-I. ll‘tt‘ engine,
condition. good ruining order.
1-13, Durlt'n.
FOR SALE ----- 1111; 111113671 sows
with pigs. Will uoll separate. T111115»
dove Fairbanks, 'l‘ulmndce Hill. Now
lunnnn, care .I, ll. Lyon. 1110 :11
FOR SALE OR RENT; LARGE
and commodious house, 12 iiuvilnnd
St: easy terms. For further particu-
lurs Inquire C, -Swnrtz..(lld Well (‘Iunr
' chusc the Crowd! property.
320.0011?“ 8le'l0ii
(Continued from First huge.)
I
townrd'itidiiiiz the new plant to become
11 3110019“. "li“i.hiu in to be brought
'nbout the enmity against the plant
must ceahe and there must be a heap
ty..»wl1ole1aoule cooperation of each
and every rent out of the community.
,l’reseut Indications are that this will
be the ultimate result.
All sorts of odds were those under
Iwhich the cltiiiens. firm in the belief
that a new station will pny under proxy
or management. have bad to contend.
They have found obstacles in their
paths hitherto uudrenmod of. but they
have surmounted them 1111. 111111 have
reached the brow oi the hill iron.
which down the other slope may be
seen the huge sign “Prosperity." it
is great satisfaction for the earnest
ones to see things now moving along
in the‘proper direction.
Assistance will not be lacking In
the endeavor to..properiy select the
right type of machinery for the plant.
and for the co111nieucen1ont of the
working plans for its running. 1111111.
cipal men from all over the country
will be glad to lend their bonds In the
good work to be done, and many have
promised to impart their knowledge.
'(‘onnnissioner Snidln called the
meeting to order.
:I‘hc names of i1). i1}. Gorltarn and
Ralph IE. vileWitt were heard for (Illiill‘~
mun. it was voted to choose by bob
lot. i.. 0. Wurdell, ll. W.1(isiml'11. l".
H. Fielding and C. H. Wilson were up.
pointed tellers.
W. C. 'i‘womblanuved 111111; the vote
he recorded by check list.
Mr. Wilson Interposed with the sin:
gestion that both voters and taxpay-
ers were eligible to vote
Attorney Leo Davis denied this, but
said he believed those present could
be trusted.
-1-11
Mr. 'l‘wombly withdrew his motion.
Result of the Vote.
Total number (rust ............... Iii-I
It. 111. DcWItt ................... 00
I12. I11. tlol‘bnln ................... 03
ii. ll. Wilson ................... 13
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Mr. l'lc\\'itt, being dotlurvd elected.
took the chair.
The cull \vus renti' by (‘lovk
5111129111111. '
II was voted to proceed under
(all. I
M. \l‘. (111mm submitted 11 resolution
authorizing 11111 commissioners to pur-
in Second
0111111 estimates
Gamble propor-
11011
S. i".
1111-
stroet. for $3,500.
were given as follows:
ty, Scuview avenue. $11,000. and
property. Fifth strtlt'i. $15,000.
lsnuc’f‘hurch offered no 111110111111111111,
to lay on thr- 11111111.
Attorney Walsh.
this wusx not rouulur.
II) .i1‘. .lnrbulu 111111-1111 to luv the 111111
1111 on 11111 table
The chuli doubted the vote
Arising vote was iii in favor of tior
b11111 motion and .83 ngulust.
‘t‘ouncilnum lllpson risked nu oxplun
on request. said
Go. marfls If
Mismtmb‘ns‘f‘“
TYPEWRITERI. V
mum! “PEWRFI‘EWL 0.
Smith. Underwood,
Romlncton all other
makes, sod. rented
repaired. Rentals 8‘
per month. Machine.
.010 at to per moplh.
"lit 11.- 11 mung-mm: ‘ W
o xc an". 0 turned 70..
Eridnport. Conn.
~11».-
“‘5‘"
Know i‘hyself -
WORKMEN s COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY; HEAL'I'I}, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample volley.
c. T. MoGOVERN
INdURANCE AND ".EAL ESTATE
155 Washington Street,
Couth Nor-walk. Conn.
m
NOTICE
License You'r Dogs
Dog taxes are now payable. A pen-
alty of 11111.- dollur, 111-1 liked by law, will
be charged in addition to the regular
license too for every dog over the ago
of six months that is not licensed on
or before May 1. 1014.
”(oust-s may be obtuiucd at 11111 Asa
111111111111; itoom in 1111' tfity 1111111, North
Main 181., Wednesday, April 2.3 from
ii to t; p. m.; Saturday. Ap1il‘ 1:1 1mm
7 lo 0 p. 111., 11nd 'I‘ut'udny, .‘Miill 2.14.
from :I to is .p. m.
Norwulk, April 1l7, 10H.
I'il'iltlllill’l‘ II. ISMI‘J‘II,
11 I 7 fit 'l‘owu I‘lork.
central lltuh.
It‘orcst officers in ll‘ushlnitton 111111
Oregon plan to discontinue tho use of
barbed ’erc on their forests. This
will affect their own pastures and :pub‘
fences. 'l‘bcyfisuy barbed
wire bus no advantage over- smooth
wire, that is Injures stock, and that it
In more likely to be borne down by
soft snow. Stockmen on the choco
11forcst, in Oregon, recently constructed
drift fitness of smoth wire. though
There was a meeting of the Conn a forest fire has just been passed by with some misgivings; now they any
unduly Club in Norwallt yesterday an the Powell national forest In south they will never use barber win; again
a ‘ 1
l
. the chair.
11111111 of the resolution that the vote
1111qu be intelligently tuken
Counuissiouer \\. ll. Sniilin explain-
ed the investqutiou us to sites. The
Crows property 111111 1111151 feasible be
cause of its location, the character of
the ground. and‘thc opportunity to use
it for other things inter. it is about
1100 feet square.
Attorney lluvis wanted to knew how
much the plant will cost.
Dr. 1". B. iluyi suggested that be wuu
out of order.
‘ However. Conunlssioucr Snitllu was
permitted to explain that it will cost
between $1.500 and $71,000, 1151 propuw
(1d.
1 Charles E.‘l)um1ebuck naked the 11111-
‘ chinery prlt-c.
Tel. 845. ‘
’i‘he chainuuu called 111m out of or-
tier.
The resolution wus voted.
Commissioner .1. ll. Carr submitted
11 resolution providing for the up
poiutmeut of Arthur \andron, A. Net
tletou'll‘nddock and Henry J. Hipsoll
as a committee of three to act in con.
junction with the district committee in
the erection of the new plant.
Commissioner Sulflln explained why
this was done.
Mr. Gorhnm asked If It was not, pecu-
liar to have the rounulltec appointed
before It was voted to build.
"it may be peculiar," suggested the
chairman. “but that In the way the call
treats the subjects and that Is the why
i propose to handle It."
, Attorney Davis wanted to know If
the resolution did not appoint the com.
mittee to proceed with the building of
the plant. 151111111. one called him out
of order. but he lualsted that he was.
talking to,tl1o motion. A voice from
the depths of the bull said. "Then
you‘re 11. long way off shore."
Attorney .lluviu then explained that
he appeared only representing his own
sentiments. He said he wanted to be
fair in the matter. ,
The chair sti‘ggested that he was out
of order, explaining that what Mi‘. Da<
vIs was» talking about came under the
next section of the call.
Thomas ‘Wnlsh Injected humor into
the session when he said. “I appeal to
You've declared him out of
r
t“
lthe future- their every action will be V
'11ussion and it. 11111.; 11111111 due to
.11 11 N11.
, Attorney John I. Walsh oh‘:er1d 1111
amendment. winch Mr. t‘urr 111-1111111111
with the addition or 11111 words "pro-
vided we decide to erect 11’ lighting:
plant."
‘The motion. us amended, was 111111.111-
mously curried. '
A l'esoiutlon \l'tllsflihllilllllllt'il lif.‘ (71.11111
Inimiioucr tlnldin providing for 1111' 1.11!
illorizutlou of“ the counnlusioncrs to
borrow 8.1.500 In! 1111" 1111111111111 111' 111'1
Crows plopcrty.
Cbnuuisulouar Jones 2111111 111111 il is
advisabld to have 1111' 111'1.1"11'Iy. and 11
a light plant was ml. to '1 1:1‘Ilpy 1111'
site it would llt‘ valuable for public
docks. _ 1 ~
The motion was carried.
COIIIIlllsnionrl' Jones 5'11 hmittod n res»
oiutiou providing for 11111 uulborzntiuu
oi' the commissioners to borrow 111111111
not to cliceed 820.000 for the pub-
chnse and erection of. plzmt 111111 11111111-
ble’iuoderu machinery. "
Commissioner 'Snlllln cvpluiucd the
matter at length. 1111 1111111 that one
your bones the business will have 111-,
creased to such an extent that the'
business will care for the Interest. He
stated Illut no increase in taxes is up
iiclputod in ibt1 voting of this money.’
He explained that tentative bids have
been received on steam. has and oil
engine producers. The gas would cost
on the switchboard about 1 cent, the
steam would cost about 4 cents. the
oil about :1 cents, the steam lurbln be
tween the latter two figures, and the
semeeiscl engine about 21.1; cents.
He urged that themntter be left with
the committee of six to further inves-
tigate and decide.‘
Attorney Iiuvis believed, he said.
that the lighting business for the
whole town would be 11 good proposi-
tion. lie mood that first 1111 1111111111111;
lli‘ mudt1 to h‘f‘tl what South .\‘111‘wnil:
would do for the district. 111111 if they
could do nothing. to then 1111 in with the
upper end (11le Nerwulltl. where a
greater popululion would 1111111111 11 great-
er field for endeavor. lie said that the
franchise is a valuable acquisition and
that East Norwaik ought not to go out
of the electric light business. lie
thought that this committee ought to
investigate and report before any men
11" should be uppr printed. Mr, Davis
offered. gladly he said. to nppt-ur be
fore the next session of the Legisla-
ture 11nd rcqutst 1111 1'.\‘.l.".1:=l1111 111' lines
to includI1 the entire town. He deem
11d it inadvisable for the manners to
appropriate this money without know-
ing what it 15' "11.". The weaker urged
that there was no basic in the mutter.
Dr. F .B lloyt 11.111111. 1111:111111'111119
11 shout 111‘ 1111:. 'l1icr ‘1‘:r1111 those pres:
(1111.1111111 he said. ‘I 111114 to 1111111“ “1-.
[1111151 tell 111111 tie ions 11111-1 u1s11'1ct.,
l \\ ould like 111 know it" 111' know who
legally 1111-111 111 1.11111 1111 1.:111 into the
electric light station the paper which,
11:15' ill purpose to Ibrov. the electric”
piunt up In the air." ' l
Attorney lluvis little-41:: replied.
clearing himself. when be 511111 111111110
never drew up any paper. 111111 was any
over submittt'tl to 111111. admittedV
that he bud been mitt—'Il 111'1ppenr1'1'p-1
resenting, 11 (“11111111 1111111111 but 1‘11-1IIV
he had Iletllllml. “111-1 ‘111 hull 111 '41.\
ll"
be sold. was his 1.1111 «pinion l‘:'.1"'1 111;
1
uuhnluperud.
l‘. H. Fit-1111111.: 1.1'112. lit-xi. ’l‘l1' sub-l
stance of his remark»; 11171111111111 lite. 111-1
formation Ibrt the plant will core 102‘:
the interest of the debt at first 1111111
later the prinripul. 1111 void 111111 the!
nix 1111'1 of lb"- ttmuiuittvn nucllt to be
relied upon 111111 Ibut 11".1sl Sidt'rsV
:zimu‘d 1111111 1'.'iivlt:11('11 11.1 1.11 1111. HI"
doubled ii’ the meeting wu-a ('111'11111111'111
to decide the nuturp 1'1 i‘.;‘.lii'lli’ill. for
Ibo plunt.
With regards to taking in ,\'11rwnlk
be pointed out that It would 1'051 over
$33,000 for the purchase 111‘ 111" equip-
ment uptown now. . .
“If those 1111111 who have been
against the plant haul tiled to help It
Instead of to kill It the totulitlun ot'
the plant Would be 11111111 better to- '
day." be said.
Mr. Fielding debit-d that 1111 was
looking for 111111 thin), and 1111111 that he
will not bid for anything 11 the 1111111"
to buy the new pinnt.
Mr. Church tnlked over II111 :11111111111,‘
of salary 111111 other expemou which
will be incurred by the new pluut (un-
tonding that they will cut up the 111.
ceipts and leave an 111111111111111111111‘1
"Councilman l'llpuon culled
Church out of order.
“I 11111, buy?" refortvd ilr. I’hul'vb.
Mr. iiipuuu explained 1an all this
carni- under another section of the call.
'llei'ore Mr. (hurt 11 iii. 111.11 hinuudf 1111
1111111. “1 think. tum-11.111. you marble
1113 off more than you 111111 chew."
l'tlommlnsloner 811111111 “11111 11;;11111 11x-
plnined the pl'npuuitltlll,
Attorney Walsh now unloved 1111111111
his
speech that the spirit of harmony wus
once more injected into 1111111111111. 1111
said ‘i believe what you do hero to-
night. will accelerate the prourcsu of
this coifimunity for ten or fifteen yours
to come. or will obstruct 11nd retard
it," :He mentioned thc'hnpetus the
new. 'bridgo's opening will have“ upon
thesection. “You have it In your new
or to do just as well as South Novwalk
ever has done." he stated.
"You can't extend your lines tomor-
wslit for‘iho Supreme-co 111‘ says that
you must pay between 200,000 and
1
.‘lr.
mom of cmnpetout superintent‘leut 11nd
‘ 1111111151
‘Norwulk
$100,000. as 1111' 1.1111111111111111 11111.1 state}.
for the very sumo privilege 11s tbut
Wllitll is uultud of you here tonight to
do for nothlpn. I believe you are
opor l1 Inching here 1011111111. You ought
to 1111111. thouc 1111111 111 your committee
to do 11111111 in their opinion In bost,‘
he concluded. ‘ .
The vote to unthnriuo 1111‘1121‘111111'1111
winners to borrow not to exceed 11111
sum of $20,000 was carried. 1111110111
whoIe~l1curlediy and unanimously.
Mr. Fielding moved that clause four
us road, which provided for the 1111111
missioners to negotiate for the engage
engineers. be carried. and after (.‘ouv
missloner Sniilln 111111 given further ox-
pluuuiiou ol‘ the mutter. the vote was
carried. V
The matter of the Meat] bill wuu tn
bled up vote.
The meeting adjourned, having inst-
(‘il :1 swiftly phased two hours.
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’I‘ob111r11:w 1111 he Salvation Anny}
1.11): in Noru'allr. 11111111 scl'vi be will
be held and 111'1'111111111'11 :pcukm . will;
111' lli'nl‘d. The National 51‘th 17111111 1:?
the Salvation Army will 111.1111, ,
'i‘his' 1111111110011 111 this sumo ocu-
.ucciion4'thore will be 1.011 1111' c1211-
certs and this evening in the (‘in
111111 the 11111111 will 1.11111; an indoor ”Ll"
I‘oimuucc, "i‘he band will arrive at
2:10 and will give 11 concert in from
of the Mubur-ltemo Ilotcl, later going:
to Norwalh, where unoihcr out-door
presrnrulim1 will Iuixr1 j~l1tce before
Il1e Norwalit Hotel.
’I‘btre will he a union service in the
libel Avenue ilellfodist ("111.111 tomor-
rcu' 1111111111152. at 10:20 Il'tilC"l\'. of this
('11111'111 and the Advent (‘hristluu
cum-11. 111.1 11111111 11-111 may,
'i‘l111'e will he (upru 1111' ('.",ur'rrta' on
Sunday afternoon between 32:10 11ml
11 o‘clock in both places as on this
afternoon's lurcpruul, thv band {lay-
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At 1:110 o‘rlct'k Iomorrzzw in :1".
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tcloml (111111111 will speak,
At 7:30 c'vloch in the Nozwnll;
Methodist (“11111011 at the joint 11:1'1'11‘1'
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He will need no Intlcductica to 112'
nulllcuco us it will li‘! re1
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was stationed in N31 urik about i‘d't‘ll—
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In upper Nurwulk ut the. 111st S 1111
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the Salvation 1‘ 1'1111' forces throughout;
1.1111 New 1111;111:111 States and is 11 1111111,
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ranks. llo bus worked his way from
who is lo,
the very bottom of the itlndlu', start cation,
‘_.loukinu will address
: lion
, standing,
'the State of lilizhigan
Colonel Adam Gifford, of Benton, Muss.
('ilil'ortl,
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again and 1111111 111 c'bulz-gc 01‘ It It)
ill the South; the next uronmiioll it ,
lilo i‘oiouel command 1:»! 11 (fillet
vision on the Paul" 11.01191
ho was promoted to the rank 0 ll
tenantd 1011:1111 and was given «1‘
ol’ the I't'llii‘ill Province 11nd,.iu 1‘
was 111111111 1,111.».1111111I 11. 111-1 11
colonel. '111 100.1; 1111. 11.1111 appointed
(‘0111111 11111111 11‘1'11 11011111 to who one
or the New 11.; 111111110 Province. one
the Inl'g1n..l 111.111 most important i'iVV,
mantis in this 1111111il'y 111111 after or
five years 111; bend leader for the tin
In this section of the country It.
proven he in the right man In ill
right place. ‘
LIeut~CoL W. F. Jenklns‘. .
At the union service of the Norwni
Methodist, Congregational and Ba.
list churches in the .lctbmilstcbur
tomorrow evening l,le'.11t.~Col. W.
the Sniv-atio
Army Day gntborln'z. 121 the moral
Colonel Jenkins will address the unit)
:ervlce in thr,1 11‘:15I venue Method
thurch. at 10:30 (Itf‘gfik. '- ‘
Lieut. Col. \\'I1. . ‘Jenkius is» 11.31110
Army Officer of many fly or
having spent no less than
vears as on office r in its ranks. T1!
first 10 years being spent in Engi
and the 1e111alui11g 21 years in in
'United States. The greater put
the 10010111313 Army service was ill]
in the field as a corps officer, hay
charge of corps similar to the‘Soutli
Norwalk corps. At that time=the Co
onel had 11 little experience. in , ,
pioneer work of" the army, and [me
what it is to be persecuted for pres
lug Christ. His first promotion (1
some years ago, when he was girl)
(but-1.11 of a division in Ohio, as a s’
oilicer. Next be was appointbd
assistant trade secretary, thenmlie w
appointed the general secretary I
the Atlantic (‘oust Province, . The
next move that came the Colonel’s way
111.1113 when he was promoted. and sent;
in command of the chief 11111131011111.
Next. be time
made a social provincial officer and.
sent to take 1l1urgc of the Industrifi
and 5111111111 work in New Yorlt. The
Colonel was then prc1noted.,‘1andihal§'
charge of the Northern Erovinc
Northern Pacific Province and late
mountain Province. Some time ado
(3‘10111mand1r Fvu Booth gave the 0151:»
anei a prmnotinn and sent him to take:
(barge of the Salvation Army Publi~
cution 11:1d'i‘rude lonartnwnt throng
out the l‘nited States with hendquat‘o
trrs at New York l.ieut.£oionei
Jenkins in also 11111 treustu'criof‘tlié
Salvation Army in the linite‘flV
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direct ted service will 11111111 in till
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01 human endeavor. Cocks,
people, stenographers. maid 1
skilled specialists in varied
professional and business expo
are 1111,1115 commander the amp
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and Inexpensive means of 12111111
ahead—n write s
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11nd churgo of the work In the foliow- will be most interested
in" places as captain:
wioh, Sleuth Norwulk‘,
Rockviile, Conn
liuubury, Nor-
Mcridcn " and
”mum.-. m." WM
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