Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 10, 1915 · page 4

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glossed-immanhichtarcuow
hthelrsisth weohgttiiehstavenua
InMssdtho'éherebuaaweli
Hedwltiianaudluc'ethatpalddesp
. motionlessaddrsssbythepasisr
panorama-moral: ie'vor or.
unit; ”Mummers or
Wmmum to
desired. Humour-sedan!
“lemmas!“-

 

“bislrly throw offbeat. there was

-e power and wekht behind the alt»
you that sent his thought home with
in impact that seemed irresistible. in
the course at his remarks he said.

rltleuotriiletodoubtflod; ills
b. You make God out a liar. lien
pd women are gains to hell because
Due-sod Christians dorm God. The
gun who tells you he don't care about
sessins his Bible is not going to
heaven; that man is on the road to
”titled. The churches in this town
miuabsdwsy; theyaroieclngn
:. colon; suanclalir. numerically. spirit-
filly; me; are in a desperate condi-
tion. Why! God has deserted the
amp. We are paying the penalty of
departure from God. Some people
want to know why these meetings are
“and. The; object to revival oer.
fines; too much excitement; too ranch
emotion. There will be some little
onetterneut: you will not lack emotion

“when you cry for the rocks and the
mountains to tail on you.

" The people of God are blocking the
wheels ot the‘chanotot the Lord. The
We or God are standing in the way
or sinners Daughters irom profound-
i, Christian names have hit the train
that leads to the bottomless pit and
as. going fast. Our boys are taking

 

'l'henadWwaareumed.
“Mi-Walnut Wash
mmwmhiiflardpsrlor
andwilbeoodlnned tomorrow night.
Lastsvflsumswasamostin
Mun-immeaptured
by “or V. Day, rated 90, who do
testedndflararntadsfiotheacore
assess. Inversion-ancient”.
notion-traditions“ The
makes:

3. 0m Arthur W. Day
listed as ' m 90
l ‘u 14
l——1 31
l as
12 41
13—] so
17 71
31 s:
“—1 90—1

 

W. {Alb-teen was theonly boy
othischsslnthel‘itchstretschool

who was smiled perfect. never hsv. '

lnglnlasadaagslenthewholeyear.
Whenhewssaohetedastheieadlns
characterlnaolsrnmdweton one
otthelakwlnkNor-walkhsmade
abitinthstwhiiessaaardenerre
muteooondtonnyotherprden
or [militia audios-William
Job. the nine or his father whoa

well as his ammuni- and uncles
were one in test in height, and his
gremlins. who was a wee little we

mother of a popular domino, “Allow
motohbohesyou terny eighteen
“been." Wes. grandmother
and hides- luvs aligone totheir re-
ward some years but. while the only
son ”Mr todevclop into a six-loot
no likes!

Justusooeastbewsather per-

 

fieeouinethat will lay them is drunk-
ands paves; ourdsnghterssrsaowd-l

saris scattered along our tui'uuiirus.I
“lurch members, you are not suilt-‘
Jess in this matter; your skirts are
not clean; uremia blood; the blood
at your sons and daughters upon your
merits. You are indiitorent and
. Warned while the highway that
Dads to evaluating Mon but
God is crowded with your own flesh
and blood; down. downinto the ten»
stole vortex ot destruction and death
Goren your boss: urtoiiod. We
_have sinned. Why will we see our
‘ children lost. our church doors closed
were we are willing to say, i have‘
lined? Wives hangouto their nss'
We ooattails, and ass them go to
tell, rather than have them come to
and and say. i have sinned.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

v

rm dn .the English language

‘_ I shank oashin robs a bank liel

;' Wales the money
Ramaurunscnwithanothermsn's

wits. _. . meets his soul's aflinity

., I. My stays out all nlsht seat.
“was. he is sowing his wild

Anything but sin. We have

Ale you finding fault with the min-
later? it is sin.
the you “hoping the wheels in this
val? It is Bill.

. i you bringing ice.water instead
flames of Ire: It to sin.

“ .- “——
lgnbers of the'East Norwalk imv
moment Association are this after.
.' innsessiouatthebomeotidrs

. F. Benedict, on Osborne avenue.
:Iating out the immense lot or old
Ming received during “Bundle Day"
. outlay. All kinds oi clothing was re.
m and as s result many or the
worthy poor on the Side will be

for the remains at the win-
The work of distribution will

Eaton. and although there has not
yet been any definite plans mode for
Writing the gelrrtiehts the relief

all-mitt» oi the association know a
urine or needy cases where assistance
5 needed at once, and the work will
start with these cases already known.
" About 8700 win he the cost of the
machine to be installed in the
flaynower Hook a Ladder Compsuy
"saline 2m street toblovr the tire

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

tic The motor in use at the ‘

Mt time uses alternating current.l
“the new municipal station on Ben
blew Place supplies direct. current. so
it is necessary tor the South Neil
plant-to tarnish the service to

the East Side firestorm. It has
,5 “ esflmatud by Ohio! George w.
miles and Committee oo- Fire Han

 

 

 

nits the street duartmsnt will start
laying new meat roads on Fort

meane- Van last street to Win-‘
held street. matey was ap.propriatedi
torthis'worhs'ometimeasoby the
Board of mate. and at the council.
meetinghstevealngltwas voted to

pro-sedwlilthewor-hsssoouastheE
methane-mite. Thiaashasbeeu

mmmmadlrsctroute
h'ollBonth Norwalhaloug the shore
mhmflmflmellnt
road; Aauonasthswork is com-
slstss this attractive stretch will be
mpuhrwithmotorlsts.

 

Thereseensnodoubtbui what the.

macuwmgodewu. Johnil.

Hun-relies. etOshoi-us aveuuaasi

a ham. mt received several

_, 'm-Immmbyingmma' tbeNsw Yerk.blew HaveuassiiBart-
3““Mhmt '0“! t0 91'0- shapaandthssrsspectasretheegg tordRsilroadCouipsny it appears
Imam-ransom

 

The directors at the East Norwslh

. owm'os"

w»

‘ WW or sew-is, stmetvis
noting Vithtrionds in Norwalk.

 

 

BusseliBroadwayofCrochsttsti-eot,
ismsevingtromansttsskoitha
allia- ‘4

iir Indira. Elwood b. Broadway:

will celebrate the drst anniversary of
their happily wedded lite tomorrow. .

so

 

have moved into the housaxlately ecu
cupiod s, Captahi sns irrs. Andrew
mundanedby irramaaleyii.
bonds. of fienhpofl, N. Y.

Aplayandmmiale, willbeuvem
in thsbslioiiiowsytoufloaacom-
Mycolobrueryliith.sndnanypeo-
phmn-uymusstsdistheevest
satire, desire to see Mann's
”Minimum

I

 

 

The Bible study clue. of the Hotho-
‘ dist lunday school. are planniua Inna
topic and play. to be given in the 30-,
lwayton Hose house. Friday evening.
fli‘eb. 19. The musical numbers are to
:be given by Prof William Bony bari
tone. and Charles Sterling. violinistu i
The play will be “Six Cups of Choco-
late," to be given hysls youncladles

«~—-—-—--

Captsin' and lira. Daniel liar“ no!"

.5... “mi"Ws we m
use, was Wed by 0.3. ms,
ss:. itr. Snappy. who was the mo-

John Oidtlms. W. l. invade-:11“!
Funny, iilsslielsu Drummer; iiiss
Short,llias.luila8hersr;llr. Mahara-

mousse»; ”Sapphire.
Gestalt-mp .
Genres W. Show us the like:

._Jainesli'itchmelerx and David N.

lather, shall.

The jury wll cos-atom! II .501.
down: llr. m. John Oidrln; .llr.
Sufism «can its-p; In Win-
A. iii WM lies smut. Alisa
Jenny Perkins; Ilsa Loan, Miss Mar-
garet Fitch; meantime. lira. W-
!, lands; In, Topstoue, In.
Sharer: his. man. VIII Sisters.

At. the m it the trial, re»
freshmen“ neon served. and a social
.tliae alloyed

 

it is m that the Proposition
to make lid. a ’2” District is
simply to shaker Iur awhile and that
it will continue to be a live question

aaidtobosuretocome. Thematic:
came up so suddenly that the people
hardly realised its purport but so
men! thins! can be said in its raver

irtlistwi little education. it is claimed,

will convince the public that the

change will be a callable one.

 

Miss Helen lcCrea-‘is recovering

 

Deputy Sharla D. Innis Ladrigau

i

‘lrorn a sprained ankle sustained last

net insult. Mas ¥._-Ii9hneadl .
iii-s Hoops.“ m,-Wumot. lien.

laugh, Wilma-incl Hr. mm.

in our local stairs. Eventually it is .

made two real estate attachments yes. week while coasting. She was thrown
terday through papers served from the: into her sled and dragged a bit. At
oilce oi Attorney J. T. Dunbar or this lnLDr. House. who was in charge or
city Reed a Voilt brought suit,! the case. thousiit more misfit be bro!

against -.Mr and Mrs Flank Brands en bones. Miss licCrea was removed

man. could fly with the venerable

gsnd against bouts Tetard tor sums to-l
tsling 8100. The cases are returnable.
flbetel-e Justice of the Peace George W.

Sherer. in Barton. on February 0. i
1 Robert Wynne, oi Rowayiou avenue.
swell-known resident of this place. is
to be tslren to the Norwalk Hospital.
today. where he upsets to undergo an
operation for the removal otoosolhls
fingers. Sores time-go Ir. Wynne
was injured while at his employment
as an expressman here. and a heavy
.article crushed his linear. The injury“
did not heal properly. and it has been
decided the only thing to do was to
resort to an operation.

 

! The report that the post cities will
shortly be abolished and replaced or
rural delivery from the loud: Nor
walk post cities. has caused much
tullt. The general teens have is
thattbusevvioswooidbehet‘tsrii
tbepostoiiicebehspt.1upartsofthe
community situated by thermal do
liverynowintorce.thepeoplearo
notat all satisfied with the. site Our
livery a day plan, and “think-
they should have better service than
that. They do not consider that the!
Kare asking. too much.

i Station “out William A. Bold and
‘Bssgsgsmastsr John D. had were in
New York. yesterday. testifying in the
suit brought by Miss barley against

that Miss Durley was themed one
oi the "onus which was taken from
the west-bound station here last sum

 

Move-us Association are in m- mer,sud broken opeuaudriiiedotthe
sicuthisslturnoonattbe home 0! Mrs. contents. Ilsa Duriey brought- suit
Camellia-Immune ave- wiperduosdcommtor re-=
use. mat matters will be con- _llnlml‘lfllflit or her loss. The ease
sideredbythossiasttsudsucc iwsstriediuthsFlitthstrictlluul-
icipsl court. in New York. The Julius

This morning the “Addie V 2d" tow appeared to lay considerable stress!
ammwumer "James" on the math or time the min use
from the out.- W to the Hatch been in the station, and whether the
emmmmm witha owner mouthwash-ironstone
came of amtedw lumber for this move it. From the tsstimsayot ilr.

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coma!

Themerlbsr-seltheladies’ AidSo
ciety otthenst avenue H. E. church

EReid and his auistanult was proves
‘thst the trunk had beat them two“

days. and the owner made no attempt

home in Detroit. liclrigan.

are toihy ensuing the usual weekly to 1-"

soda! and sewing meeting in ., the
church nation. \

Mrs, A. Reason, ct Soaview avenue, ‘
hstomhgretnrned toherhomson'
the kt Bide Illa loading several .
days is mlm her'brOther
is set-ion], Ill.

Hrs Chalk villi. who for some
tiniepasthasbesnvisitingherpar-
eats. Kr. and Ira. Leslie Gamble, on
Ssaview avcuue. has returned to her

 

 

 

oeuomrui. snveuramuenv
AT METHODIST CHURCH.
The Methodist Brotherhood {unlab-
sd s most-pleasing eutertslumentiast
evening which was colored by slams
number or people _It was in the us.
ture oi a breach or mouse mack
Maudnoaudoimwaeeaussd.
The several parts were urine! as
follows:
in the plaintiii's side, the counsel.
Mr Talker, was "mail by
Rev 5.1!: Lam .W themes”!

 

hiss assuage ham, at Van ant
sheenhaebatitnu-glaltnndle’s'bsh.‘
mp!”strsi“dsriugthsshsence
oi the meta: because of iil~
asss. .

Mounmuwmmn
muwmmhhheme
altsrahskvflwlthreiltives in
Marty.* .

M

ammummm

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to the Stamiord Hospital for an x-ray
examination, and. no complications be-
ing round. she was brought to her
home. where she is resting comtorta

bly

suudsy month; there wss‘shating
ior a time on Goliath's” pond. and the
young ioiirs and the‘ho‘chey team be-
lieved that the sport might continue
tor a time.
the rain began to tail and the thaw
set in. The “hockey team is hoptua
torschancstooisysrewgsmss and
will remain in readiness for the let
it any should coins.
m
Tbeudlos‘AldmyottheCui-
notional (lb-eh will meet with
tips. c. w. Hosehonisr on Prospect
Menus. Thursdayiavcains.
W
This evening. the «I P. 8. ol the
Congregational Church will be the
guests of the Hawaii society.

 

idles Eva Deadlie- at Nerotou is
home ion a visit with relatives and

‘irlends in new York.

“ N “i
hired. Humanities is re-
covering alter a week’s illness.

 

aunts vo race vmat
soon.

mmwmwmm
mmnmasgsim

HELEN

M
Expectationsaretbat the triaioi'
lira Helen M. AnilsoiBtsmicrda-

charged with manslaughter in can
nectisu.with the death d'Wsido Bal-
lon at thstolscsisstJune. willcoute

upiutheCrlniaslflperlot (least

this month and that Hrs. Allis I‘ll
heroady, to manual. ltissaid
thatcheh’ssrecsvsv‘edha health

1&th Modulated tn,

rmsntet ‘thetrial-tromthe
Septembertsrmot thssonrt. u.
slatsatState’s actor-mentor mid

todaythat Jonathan‘s casewosldv

mm rumor-seem»
“mountainous“

.Wheuabewas new locum .-

hdr attorneys salsa tor a postpone:
meat on the ground that she wssrin‘
poor health.» her humanism-he
in: arrested, and no oppositioniwas
made to the. request? do September
another roguestrios postpoulneht was.

made.asdcertiiicatssmm’twophy-‘

sicisus who sustained Mrs. Andante
which they claimed her physical duh
diticn was sucathat she might not

i be “into udmtheosdesl ci‘a

tsp. The-postponement asked for
was grsnted and the case not over

'tothell'ebrnsryterm

Should Mrs. Angle be tried this
month, the case will undoubtedly be a
sensational one. She 'vvilivboisllbllllltfi'3
loyalties and trying moonshine—
tien by State's Attorney Cumming.
and it is thought quite probable that
her attorneys will not. rill mom

.hertosetctriaisulsssshellhm

chums. mounts-s

«umbendasltemttehsrtathefl
xtionChurchwmeontiuu‘s biases!"

homelnlainetoreouperats. _
Presidiuatthstristwi'llbeludsa

Whither! WfllflmsofDeM-f “a

bull "a shortlirod "“Miami on the in. T. Bediord estate on

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

Miss Hattie. V. Bradley oi Basica-
tuck was a visitor in New York yes-
tuday.

‘ ‘ m

Mil. John J. O’Connor 01 State
street is recovering Horn 9. recent lil-
noes

 

leade Southey of Horristown. N.

J.,’ has been spending a tow days

 

G. Southey or State street.-

~—

Unclaimed letters addressed to the
following were received by Poatrnset
or can Harri last week, lllss Irene
W and In. Christian Schmidt.

 

The Weatport Clerical nnhu met
yesterday alter-noon with the Rev.
Howard ll. Richard at the Westport
“nudist lbiecopu church parson-
use.

Members oi. the senior class or the
Staples High school are rehearsing
regularly for a playlet to be given on
a date not yet decided. probably one
or two evenings during the first weak

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Altred .

menses DAY, FEB. terrors

Still Qeaier Reductions
OuBshsceinlsrl-‘irc DsmspcdSlocli.

Few Regains Left Better Call
and Look Them Over; "

Monday Night Will Positively Be the
. . m“ I fly . .

Norwahi Furniture House

14-16 Wail Oh. Tel. 44. NON-IK-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

ss wrist. 'srnssv
Wit/ALI.
runs: as.

O. D. Jackson
Optician

' filerythigg in the Optical tine,
Eyes Examined . Free

 

or April. The play is entitled "The
Animus." .

 

A large and enthusiastic audience
attended the meeting of the Historical
Society bold in the ”brunt hall On
Monday night. The speaker or the
evening was Dr. Charles E. Hesse]!-
srave of South Manchester. and his
topic was “Peace."

 

The exercises of Founders“ Day.
which were postponed from last week
will probably not be held...wcontllng
to Supervisor Grover C. Bowman. it
is the usual custom to obs'firve Jan-
uary 81 as Founders' Day in obscu-
snce of the birthday of We Bin»

 

 

ah

ll willl'sy You to Investigate our courts

Merrill College

South Namath. Uranium. Port Chester.

 

 

plea. flounder oi the Staples High
school. They were postponed on the
last occasion on account of I? storm

The Greens Farms Furniture club
will hold an institute in the dliu'y

February it. Among the speakers
will be Proteasor H. l. Gsrrigus.Dr

G. P." Clinton. Dr. A. 1.. Wluton and
the Rev. J. T. Langlois. Modern
taming will. be discuassr and the
Sanford placebos been selected as a
perfect example

 

The hear-ir- opon the appointment
oi a maservator tor Cant. Charles
hastens. or green Fauna. was re-
sntosd yeatsrsay in probatguo:urt.
Judas Ma Unbeaten, of r ield
protein in meJdmhsssny.‘
who‘ has been mutton tor W
meal lama The estate is valued
at close to tarpon. George 8. dan-

who resides with his father.
s isets to the appointment or a core-

 

 
 
 

wrminnussnn nun
unison-nu ‘

-IMERSM$0ES—

Because of their correct models, good appear-Q. ‘
once, wearing qualities and perfection of fit.
The 1915 line is 'now ready for inspection.

Conneallyld. Brackéfi

in Wellington ass-t. Telephone 1475-!- ‘. '

 

 

senator. arm is represented by a't»
tor-nan Chamberlain and Hull. of
infiltration. Tits petitioners tor the
appointment are other children J. T.
Jennings, Allan anulnp. Chan. A.
Jennie“. F. S. Jennings and Ira.
5. ‘J. Dayton “presented by Judge
Elmore 8. Banks. of l‘airfleld.

Their-arm was closed. Decision
was reserved her one week.

 

Si Bemrd&Co

 

 

 

“slyrtlemrdsaii is liioraae-
verecold '

 

 

 

February Furnithre Sale

. 7 Otters You a

Satin oi ml this 3| per cent less
than isrncr‘prlces.

This" is the largest and best February Sale that

we have ever prepared. Every angle item ofier
cd is priced way below regular price and the

assorttneiitis so complete and the showing so
”varied that we can suit every pocketbook with
furniture for every room in the house.

A. J. Collins Company,

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND [IMOSR‘
.NORTH MAIN STREET. ‘ SOUTH ”WALK

 

 

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C. J. Ogden of New York was in
town-cuThursdsy.

 

,‘rrsmcnsb will sour-mm
m. rats with the. u. 9. Thompson.

 

"Mrs, A. 8; Carbon: has returned
Mlmmmmln'fiedm.

 

Mrs aw. ‘Keeichssbeen enter
tenses her sister. illsa Kate Hester
«midfield. '

lire. Hubert Sturges is spending the "
wintu with her son. Harry Sturges,
in Salt Lake City

 

 

easily been’ spending a tow days with
grinds in Canaan. '

 

invitatiilts srsmtjcr a. barn dance
to be given 'l'h‘itrsday Feb. 11th.
the heme st. Mr Raymond, on Che;
hernia.

 

let basses next Sunday sveshisin the
Church. It. may presents a lava;
Find or information in an interests
usual-den by excellent and psiflnent

ewe-— ‘.

 

'lra‘larthaketesawidowottae‘

 

Rev. or. was or Norwuk has re.“

s... 3...... winner Amos
motioned ‘attli‘s‘hesueel- lira.

issuance!» “MQ*M‘

 

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.. . ’['-'--‘.Ex'rRAsr=EcrALs—-
i.‘GrahamFiour,slb. beg.......... ..... “17¢
{*Toiiet Tisuie,35-cait mils .‘ .......... '1 ....... 10st,:
Delicious Creamery Buttons. lb. ..... .34¢
,Pure Leaf Lard, sib.:.7............‘. ............ 13¢

s4 census eraser.
user Mouwam.

A. STULL

will“ laugh mm as possess-
ingalithschsracterlsticsetatr'ue
Christian. which was. reheated in in-.
telligenoe and sweetness of disposit
ttiou. The innerhi services were held
Friday m in Westport, where
she rests in whom: cemetery

 

 

TWO COMPENSATION RAMOS
THIS FRIDAY

Two hearings will‘be held in Hart-
.lord 'Fridsy; before Compensation
Commissioner George B. Chandler. At ,
11:30 a. mills claim 0!, Nicola Cust-
eliucclo against the New York. New
Haven. '& Hui-tiara Railroad Com-
new for lniur'y‘ to his lines July 29.
191‘. will be considered andat s p.
in. the claim of George Tam against
the Capitol Lumber Company for ill:

 

The Red Cross Circle met Wednes-

 

IJIIMmThoeeresaAhir ab.

 

 

cruis- Bush‘s: W mum

 

 

 

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