mascara NORWALK ammo SENTINEL‘
Want
Classified “Ads.”——To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twent y-Five Word 1 or Less, 25c ’
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional. Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face ,Or‘Cap's, Double Price.
“
WANTED.
'1' o LET , FOR SALE.
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework able to do plain cooking. lrooms and pantry
Call at 53 Chestnut street, first
ReferenCes required.
829 1t con1enience for light housekeeping sonable price. Cost $750 new
i FOR SALE-MATHUSHEK PLAY-
2,er Piano, nearly new, taken for debt.
Running “8:1" ‘Present owner does not reside here
floor. bath. electric lights, gas and eiery and will dispose of same at any rea-
Ad-
TO LET—FURNISHED FLAT,
WANTED —— EMBROIDERS
white work, at home or inside.
'Biver street. Stamford, Conn. Call 2
to 4. Mrs. Smith. a
— » 'Mrs. John Mead, 11 Haviland street ldress. G. F. Bradley, 383 John street,
0” “29 3‘ tBridgeport. 1129 31
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'ro LET—FIVE ROOMS, GOOD no FOR SALE 100 PIECE DIN
29 31, cation, rent reasonable F. Hopp,
__ Coveavenue, East Norwalk.
NER SET
35 Trimmed in gold. Direct from Sebren,
WANTED—POSITION BY A HUN-
garian man and wife, or man will go
alone. Any kind of work. Address 28'
Lexington avenue. 1129 it
WANTED—EXTRA SALESPEU
pie for May Clearance Sale. Apply atl
I}. J. Mintz & Co. 1129 it
WANTED—POSITION AS CHAUF-
feur. married, white. aged 25. Am sob-
er and industrious, Five years exper-
ience. Can furnish good references.
Address E, I. B., clo Sentinel. 1128 3t
WANTED—POSI'IlION, BY YOUNG
man. Handy with tools. Will take I
place at anything. Address D. F.. c|ol
,Sentinel. 11% 3t
wANTED-V- . YOUNG MAN, 19
years of age, wants position as chauf-
feur. Show good reference. Address.
Chauffeur, clo Sentinel.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHY NOT CLEAN YOUR HOME
by electricity. We rent out the Ohio el-:
ectric Cleaner, for 25 cents an hour.‘
lLundberg & Buckley, 30 Chestnut St.,
South Norwalk. 1123 (it
;
LADIEs' AND GENTS' HATS OF
all kinds cleaned, reblocked and re-
trimmed. Specialty made of Panamas
and straws. Prices reasonable, John
lltedway, 59 Water street, Corner Hav-
iland.
PAIN INO -- PAPER- HANGINW”
decent ng, Painter's supplies;wa11
paper, up to date styles, lowest prices.
'rooms and bath. All
“29 3t‘China Co., Ohio. Wholesale price $15.
'ro LET—FIRST FLOOR. FOURf“me- 0- E- M Box 413, South ’Nor
rooms. Part improvements. Inquire 18 3 Walk. Conn. a29 3t
. -1 1k. 29 31! —
1‘0““ “we" Em MW“ 3 g 1 FOR SALE—AUTO. HUDSON, 1910
IN EASTiin good condition 8250. 5 passengers.
FOR R ENT—STORE
I Washington street. flnqulre next door ’ All new tires, electric lights. Three ex-
329 at , in tubes. Tel. 107 Darien, Write P. 0.
”13011 344, Darlen, Conn. 1128 31
To LET—NEW BU‘NGALOW, rlvnl
improvements. FOR SALE—GOOSE EGGS, $1.00 A
moderate. 20‘setting. Dr. Peck, 66 Gregory Boule-
a29 3t vard, East Norwalk. 1128 iii
at shoe maker shop,
Large garden. 'Rent
Howard, East Norwalk.
TO LET ~3-4-5 AND 6 ROOM
apartments, improvements. Centrally
located. Rent from 86 up. Inquire 76
Washington street. ' a29 3t
FOR BALE—COW AND PIGEON
manure. Address D. C. Lundin, Wood-
ward Park, South Norwalk. a2? 3t
FOR SALE —- SMALL LAUNcH.
Round bottom. Without engine.
Cheap if sold at once. Inquire 5
Lincoln avenue, Second District. 1127 iii
TO LET—HOUSE [N EAST NOR-
walk, 13 Osborne avenue. All improve-
ments and in best of order. 9 rooms.
Possession after May 9. Inquire of
John H. Knapp, 82 West street. Tel.
585. South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—DO NOT FAIL TO
see "the line of Auburn care before
you buy. Fours and sixes. Runabouts
and touring, $1075 to 32,000. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout, good as new. G.
Bertha J. Ells,Broad River, or J. 11. P- White» reap!” Washlnslon St:
Lawrence & C0. 328 “South NOl'WflIk, Conn. Phone 940.
g. 1 House phone 1279-2. 11112-1 11
TO LET—9 ROOM HOUSE, 10
Reed street. Il'mprovements. Yearly ren
(111. $30 monthly, advance, References.
DISASTER FOR ALLIES 1s CARRIED 111 TURKISH
’ REPORT OF BIG BATTLE.
(Continued from First Page.)
“Wednesday on the shores of Suvla Bay, 011 the western
side of the Gallipoli Peninsula, 18 miles north of the
southern extremity, rcsulted‘ in the succesa of the
Allies. .2. ,
The losses of the Turks were serious. One cntirc
Turkish battalion was captured by the Allies.
ROME, April 28, 8:30 p. 111., via Paris. April 29,
3:30 a m.-——Ital_v is continuing negotiations with the
powers arrayed on both sides of the war. The diplomatic
interchanges with the Allies are designed definitely to
clear the atmosphere with regard to 11 hat Italy uould ob—
tain should she enter the war on the side of the Iriplc
lintcntc.'ll1e conversation with the (chiral empires
seems to aim thicflv at convincing Vienna and Iicrliu
that this country is determined to rtmain steatliast in her
demands.
CONS'I‘AN'I‘INOPLE. Tuesday. April 27, via
1 Amsterdam, April 29, and London. April 29. 10:50 a. 111.—
Thcrc has been given out_hcre an official announcement
bearingr 0n the fighting at ‘thc Dardancllcs which reads
as follows:
“Sighi Dore. to the west of Seddul Bohr. has been
cleared of the enemy.
“The enemy, who landed near Kaba Tepch, e11—
dcavorcd to maintain their positions under cover of their
ships, but early in the morning our troops stormed these
positions and forced the enemy back along the wholc
front, inflicting severe losses on them. Part of the enemy
fled in the direction of the sea and taking to their boats.
disappeared 'lhosc unable to escape raised the whitt
flag and surrendered in masses.
“A transport of the enemy was sunk Ofi' Aviburu.
“Latcr reports declare that hostile forccs. estimated
at four brigades, have been drivcn into the sea on tho
coast at Kaba Tcpeh."
BERLIN, April 29, by wireless telegraph}! to Say-
villc. N. Y.—Adviccs from Constantinople as given out
here today by the Overseas News Agency are that the
forces which the French and British attcmptcd to land at
the Dardancllcs numbcrcd about (10.000 mcn. Landing
operations were undertaken at three points on the Euro-
pean and one 011 the Asiatic side of the straits.
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water and toilet. Good garden. Rent
$13.50. inquire at 16 Cross street, So.
Norwalk, upstairs. 1128 iii
T0 LET—~AT 11 HANFO‘RD PLACE, . lEEAl NUIIBES g, . 3'
East Norwalk. House of six rooms,
District of Norwalk,
provements 53 Connecticut avenue tNew Canaan, in said District ‘dcccas
Apply on premises 1127 31 ed
TO LET—I HOUSE; fiPLEASAN'I‘
trict of Nox'walk. hath limited and al-
street, 1 flat, Washington street,
as. Probate-
iCourt, April 5th.. A. D., 1913.
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH 'IM-i Estate Of Adeline Carroll, late of
The Court of Probate for the Dlsd
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If you are seeking storage
I .KANTOR THEATRE—REX BEACH' 8
STORY lN PICTURE.
To No runlk admirers of first class
entertainment We suggest a Hall to-
, day to Pleasant Hour and Locku ood' s
room iin1uirc of
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Calls for $13,051,301 for Ordinary
Expenses of the State Dining
Next Two Years
d
HARTFORD, April 29.»—The gen.
eral taxation bill with its provision
for a tax on the corporate excess
which was to have been discussed
in the Senate today was not taken
up. It was again made the order
of the day for Tuesday.
The general appropriation bill car- —‘ -”
ryiing $13,051,301 to meet the ordin- The SWilers
my expenses of the state for the From the stor1 by Rex Beach,
next two years, was adopted by the icom‘plete in 9 parts tOdaV only.
Senate without any amendment af— lOne of the grtattst film features
fecting in, figures. Senator Barnes ‘Of the season
called up the bill as it was tabled TOMORROW:
PLEASANT HOUR—
LOCKWOOD'B HALE
PARAMOUNT FEATURES
TI‘ESDAY AND FRIDAY
Dont spoil xour pltasures by,"
failing to scc .
yesterday after Senator Magee, the
committee chairman, had explained
the items, and he offered an amend-
ment to increase the allowance for
the Backus Hospital at Norwich by
tor Barnes claimed that the hospital
needs the extra $2,000 and that it was
the only 0".“ to have its estimate cut
down. Senator Magee replied that
the appropriation was recommended
on the basis of beds maintained, and
that while this hospital had $10,000
two years ago, the estimate this year
was based upon the some conditions
as had been applied to other hoa-
,pitais.
The House agreed with the Senate
on the amended bill prohibiting the
posting of advertisements on trees.
rocks and other places on highways.
Among odds and ends on the clerk’s
desk was found a resolution unfavor-
ably reported for Samuel E. Hoyt for
judge at New Haven. in was re-
jected.
When the committee on forfeited
rights reported to the House a bill
to restore rights to Harry Sebastian,
of Stamford. who served a term in
:state prison for a crime, Mr. Stod-i
gdurd, Ol‘ Woodbridgc, moved to make
lit the order of the day for Tuesday.
.511: Foord, of Stamford, objected, say-
,in;; that Sebastian’s case had been.
previously discussed, and there was;
Sebastian, he said,
lno need Of delay.
is living an upright life. ills petition
was endorsed by men of standing,
who know of his
good. and the legislature ought
gi1c him a helping hand.
12,000 to make the total 110,000. Sena- l
cfiorts to make;
to ;
Others ;
Rita Jolivet wtih House Peters
and notable cast in ' -
“The Unairaid”
A story of political intrigue.-
with the main plot centering
about a courageous woman.
lloyl’s Thcau'c
—:-— 5 Acts
VAUllEVlLLE
and
FIRST
11 u N MOTION
.- PICTURES
Three Performances Dally.
w”
'I'III'I III‘TIE
SPRING
FASHIONS
Suitsi‘, Glovcs.
acts and l'ndcrwcar.
Attracticc Models.
ate l’riccs.
Ii. AND A CLAVEN
56 North Main Street
SW
Waists, Cor-
t
Moder:
11p Honcd six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
11. b m ihibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts properly attested, within said,
street, South Norwalk Rent $1200
l1} 1,time will be debarred a rerowry. Alll
Enquire F' D" Lawton, 1‘1 Sout ,persons indebted to said Estate nre
Main street. 1119 3t
requested to make immediate payment
To LET—ROOMS, 41 VAN ZAN'I‘ ‘0
hall where may be seen “The Spoil- spoke in Sebastian's behalf and ,n mO-i
01‘s." in six reels of motion p1o1ures.;tion to table. which took precedence,
The photo play is from the story other Mr. Sloddurd’s motion, was car-g MUCH MONEY FOR MISSIONS.
the same name by the noted author, Pied. 3-17 in 19- 1
RH: Beach, and will be greatly sppr‘cv The “outqn passed the Excise bill ‘
ciatcd as a true presentation of the requiring retail liquor dealers ‘. 111-,
details of that charming novel. There crease their bonds from $450 to $730.
'will be a large attendance and one to conform with the high license 11115
should get seats curly. fationtcd yesterday.
per floor, Mott avenue, Inquire J. Wal-
lace Marvin. East Norw.ulk
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400 Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. al 11110
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TRANSPORTATION CO.
To LET—SIX ROOMS 4 cnoss!
Presbyterian Church Had the Mott “
Successful Year in its History.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., April flit—Work
Vol the Foreign Mission Board of the
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
erai contractor. Estimates given onl
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
Phone I 583.
'. 1 1 ' DE LYN'S . 1 .. . _ ., ,1 ,, , . _. . . Presbyterian Church for the last your
money. Phone 816-3. 2“; Wood St. street. 3 rooms with~part improve- ‘ “ALTER (.ARIIOIJ. l K ' .'lhe Unafrald: in “Mill Rita Joli . Tl..1 IIIIIII1‘IIHP budge bill. whub . was described as a "work of faith
‘ p __ ments. 4 Cove avenue, M. Joselovsky.‘ Administrator Ice Cream \ct, supported by House Ioters and n letlllll'l‘h mum companies. to pay :1 . done on faith," by Rev. A. Woodruit
NU BONE CORSETS NON BREAK- a19 tf' Care Oi lv‘1 v'ans 200 Broud11ny,.\ew specially selected company of artists, pint of the cxuonso of constructin.,- 1Halsey secretary of that body, in an
' ‘ . ‘YOl‘k city, or Keogh & t‘nndce. AHOF- A Nice Assortment. of makes her initial photodramatic up 4,, mph“ .11' imam, \, 1,1,1, 11 use. w, address last ms!" before the Women's
able and non rustable. Made to mesa TO LET—5 ROOMS Wyn; ALLIM neys. South Nor1v.alk . 5, Y pearance under the direction of Jesse "011033111111 in by the House 1190.1 at V . . . \ .. i th
sure, assuring a perfect tit—any one t ‘8 W G ' d \ Al- i“ ~- -'- ~~ h, CAND L. Lasky is a powerful drama of love (cpl 111cc m 11.11 Sons 0 n1 tend-*1 w Board of ”mg" .llssions o e
tiindlng it difficult to 11nd ease and com- provemen 2'0 5\1 iii, :5“; a tenuf. 1 District 0' Nor “'“lk' 35" Probate, and and political intrigue The major por-V V1,, 1110 den-119V the 11111 '1....,,.,1..~‘.,1 V Presbyterian Church in the forty-filth
"fort, is guaranteed absolute sntlsfac-‘ so store, ‘ or an 5 rec. 11 Court. April 29th.. A. D., 1915. g FRUIT. - " ” ‘ " ' “ annual sesswn here. The present
quire United Grocery Co., or w. 8.] int ,
, 1 ate of Jennh \l eel, . . N -
Wilcox. United Bank Building. 5 , ‘ ‘ "'9 0‘ 0’
lth l . t 11 H il ,“8Ik 111 said District. deceased.
rooms “ mprotemen s, ‘ am _| Ordered, That the administrator ex-
ton avenue. tl2 ti
tion 01' the action (MIN Place in 1119 the New Haven Lodge of Elks was in-
mountains of little Montcnegl'O. that definitely DOtleOllt‘li at til“ request of
brave little nation which the Dual Emy 11,9 petitioners.
tion. Mrs. Ernest Reynolds, 64 Win-
Free Delivery.
held street. 1m
5. M. DAHER & co,
meeting is the first ever held in the ' V
south. -.
At the beginning of the fiscal year.
r—
w
' this saying'was used.
LOOK!
I share profits with you by giving
you the'iowest prices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made, painted inside, tin roofing,
plumbing and heating.
. HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
66 Water St. Phone 1106.12
1YOU ARE JUST AS OLD AS YOUR
_ ' BPINE. ,
Even back as far as Caesar’s time
"In later years,
men substituted for it, "A man's just
“a; old as he fee. "
Taking the two, and combining the
' ' meaning, we have the true expression,
and: Chiropractic interpretation,
A
"MAN'S JUST As OLD AS HIS SPINE
lALLOWS HIM ITO FEEL.
UI‘AMFORD SO. NORWALK
9 to 5 1 to 6 Dan.
11. BARTIIOL, D. c.
.1 . Painless Chiropractor, ..
03 Meadow Street, South Nos-walk.
E. . SMOKE 5
EL ROI'TAN
LPERIECT CIGARS ,
1 .
hibit its administration account to
this Court for adjustment. at the Pro-
bate olilce in Norwalk. 011 the 5th day
of May, 191.5. atz o‘clock, afternoon:
and that all persons interested in said
To LET -- TWO LOFTS IN
Swartz & Corbett block, 5,000 squarei
feet each, steam heat and electrical
elevator service, suitable for light , .
manufacturing, will be divided to suit? Es‘tste maybe notified thereof, the
tenant. For further particulars. f 111'— sa 1] administrator will cause this ord-
er to be published in a newspaper hav-
ing a circulation in said District, at
least five days before said 5th day of
May, 1915.
quire The Old Well Cigar Co. 11124 it
To LET—EROM #131111. 15TH, 8
room house, with bath and all other
improvements. 62 Woodward Ave. | ' ,
For further particulars, inquire "at . . HENRY “' GREGOEE e
the office of The Old Well Cigar Co. , , .. ‘
11124 tf District of Norwalk, ss., PrObate
‘ . V ‘- Court, April 38, A. D. 1915.
.TO LET—ti BOOM APARTMENT. -.Estate of Lizzie Galyas, late of- Nor-
Eaat ,Washington street, East .Noro- walk, in said District, deceased, and
walk. Partial improvementm rent in the matter of John Galyas, of said
$12.00; also 5’room apartment 39 Norwalk, a minor
Chapel street, Norwalk. Inquire 64
Seuth Main street, or telephone 60.
been made to this Court by the exe-
129 tf
cutors of the will of said deceased and
.by Stephen Dokus guardian of the es-
tale of the said John Galyas, and- oth-
ers praying this Court in effect for an
order authorizing and empowering
said executors and said guardian to
compromise and settle, in the min-
~ nor set forthiiln “skid apphcatlonflfiw
appeal of the said executors and oth-
ers to the Superior Court for Fairfield
County, from that certain order of this
Court made the 30th day of 11111211..
,,1915 in the adjustment of tlie account
LOST—FILIGREE GOLD SCARF of said executors-
pin. Reward for return to_ Sentinell Ordered, That said application be
Office ' 823 Bi heard and determined at the PrObate
m Office, in Norwalh, on the 5th day of
1May, 1915, at 10' o'clock forenoon; and
.that public notice thereof be given to
' +5 16-5mm are": sparse
St. Inquire of’ Mrs. R. 'l‘arlov, 102'
Taylor Ave. Tel 11615-5, . 1130 if
.... “—1....—
LOST.
LOST—PARROT. REWARD IFOR
return to Mr. Martin Spahr, 46 Glen
wood avenue. .
_
——
Michael Lubrauo
i lishlng this order in a newepapei' hav-
. OONTRAO'IOR. , ing a circulation in said District, at
Bhtlmates cheerfully furnished least five days before said day either.
0-8, Wood 8b. 80. Nonn . 1118.
PHONE 1500. HENRY WrGREGORY \
iail persons interested therein by pub-l
Judge I\-~Ad\'ertlu in The Sentinel.
Raierad Ave. and Clay St.
trigue.
Michael 'Balslc is the traitor whom the
agent of the' Dual Empire bribes to
instigate revolution
Michael wastes all the money he has
been provided with for this purpose
and then seks to save himself by mar
é rylng an American heiress.
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'PmuP M—AZZUCCO,
North 'l‘nylor'Avc. So. Nonvnllu V,
CON'l‘lI ’lC'I' on
Sumo. Brick, Concrete, Plaster, Side :
walks, Cclar Digging.
.. ‘xhlephone 1“l‘l-2
_V__ V’ j. _ Castor Theatres.
GOOD HEjALTHFUL DRINKS to see this attraction.
Every drink served at our """“+"
fountain 15. healthful in‘ every in- SOMERs GETS LIKEEILSE; MINCK IS
WA .
gradient. We use only the b‘csti
fruit syrups. Our chocolate is be Charles D Barnes. secretary of- the
..;,
1 this automobile cases:
t he fountain or in boxes to,
ztlakia home. Try. our Soda andi In‘ the matter of John L Somers or
jb'e issued. D.a
Vi In the case of Charles Mluck of n-
iTIle-NOEWEIIR Dmg (30o bury, Mi'. Barnes Says:
' H. A. MEAD, Mgr. , V “This is the first complaint received
i! No. Mill! St ~ So. Norwalk._; by this office and I consider that a
. i warning to be more careful in the fut-
‘ “‘""‘“ “‘ ' are is sufilcient at this time, and I do
2 not order a suspension of his license
best 111‘ toWn.
-i , DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Funeral of Mr. Dibble. ,, NATIONAL MILITIA POLICY.
rrii‘e {11391111 of Chasm 111be,
was held yesterday afternoon at 2: 30] WA , VeVTON, April :29 .——Secre-
:o’clOck from the late home, on Van tary G son was today arranging for
Zant street. The services at the resi- frequent conferences with his imme-
idenee were. in charge of Rev. F. A. diate advisers in the war department
Coleman, pastor. of Trinity Episcopal regarding plans for a permanent nu-
Church. At the services, in Riverside tlonal militia policy which are being
Cemetery, Officers of Butler Lodge! . prepared by the general board of de-
0.0. F., were in charge. The follow- tense: . ‘
ingv, ledgesi were. represented at the the Secretary'has called upon,the‘com-
funeraii;\,,Bfut,ler ,Lodge, ‘No. ,97, I. O.‘,manders of all coast defenses tosub-
O.'Fi1‘Paihtera atld‘Decorator's'Unlon. mit reports looking to the improve-
Colfax Efifimpment, I. 0‘. 0.11., ‘Eu- ment of those fortifications. The gen-
rake“ Rebekah Lodge, I. 0. 0. F.. and oral plan, when completed... will be
" (lamp. It. O 8. of A. used by Mr. -.M 111111191. as a basis
' " i for prepared legislation on the subject
[at Congress.
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pire, unable to conquer by arms is try-’
ing to take possession of through 111-?
The dissolute young Count1
in Montenegro. %
“The Un ,
afraid." appears tomorrow only at the
No one should fail
.In connection with the plan“,
ORCHARD STREET SURPRISE
PARTY.
James Little Entertainer! 'a
Large Company of Friends.
2 A genuine surprise was sprung. last
evening on Mrs. James Little, on the
chard street, upper Norwalk, on the
occasion of her birthday.- Mrs. Little
was "decoyed" to the “movies" while
a host of friends descended upon her
Mrs.
ihome and laid in wait. The surprise.
;was complete in every detail, and a
big success in its thoroughness.-
l A most delightful time was enjoyed
throughout the evening. A musical
comtfig'ffimous Have you tried state, Tuesday, issued the following program of interest “’35 I‘éndel‘ed bill
it? DeKIvfl 5 ice cream‘ served findings after hearings in the respec. Mrs. Frank Allen, Miss Grace O'Brien}
and Mabel Schede. Vocal selections,
that met with much approval, Were
Whereas. written application has convince voursclf that it is the Bridgeport. an operators license will heard from Géorse Mockley. Miss May;
Buchal and Miss Gertrude Harris.
Games of an entertaining nature
were played, much amusement and in
terest resulting. Mrs. Littl! proved.
herself a hostess who understood the ,,
art of entertaining in royal fashion.
Refreshments of a delightful nature
were served in the evening.
I Among thoise who participatedln the
lfun were: Mr. and Mrs. George Mills,
Mrs. John Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
‘Beunett, Mrs. Joseph Cable, Mrs. M. J.
M. J. O’Brien, Mrs. E. T. 'Harris, Mr.
and Mrs- Frank Allen, Mr. and' Mrs.
James ‘Dunn, Mrs. John Mockley, Mr.
“and Mrs. Jerry Little, Kenneth Ben-
nett, Robert Allen, George Harris"
George Mockley, B. Dalton, Miss
Ethel Harris, Miss Grace O'Brien, Miss
Gertrude Harris, Miss Nellie Mockley,
Miss Florence, Mills,
Cable, Miss May Buchal, Miss Mabel
Schede. Miss Mabel Little and May >
Kayton.
A good camel will travel 100 miles
a day for 10 days.
‘
Miss ‘Maldo'
ya“ 111.11"
‘Dr. Halsey said, the board t‘aceda do: I,
ticit of $292,000 and despite this and. 1'
the fact that their advisers told them. ,
It would be impossible to raise the,
usual sums because of financial Geo
pressiOn, the largest budget in the his-
tory of the board had been adopted; ,
The world war, he said, had added
to their difficulties. but “in the tuner
trying period in fifty years we raised. ‘1
$2,287,000, $30,000 more than our budge .
‘et called for. The greater part oi this-1
amount was raised in small sums. ,
:0ne hundred and sixty thousand dolg ,.
I lars was raised and applied to the re:
duction of the deficit train the pre-
vious yeah”
The morning and afternoon sesiona
were copied by the reports of can}
mittens and addresses by a number of
missionaries.
All sessions today will be given over
‘to the discussions of the varied:
phases of missionary werk. '
l
“Believe in youi tbwn‘ and talk;
your belief,” says an eachange. ‘ill.
you have any old fog ies .1'ememb
they are in the minority, and that It
takes all Kinds of people to make
world. anyway Encourage vile 960’
pie to move in by making it worth
their while. Welcome outside drip
tal. Don‘t begiudge the dollars’tiie
enterprising man makes, but hustler
around and cellar a few yourselgg
Above all, ‘puli together; arid" the“
town will ride the high wave of pros-v
parity over the most discouraging.
breakers, and every inhabitant will
‘get his-or her share'_of., prOfit Ir
the voyage."
. _ UNPOPULAR,
“He is noted for his moral soul‘-
use. If
“Dear me!
Is he as lunpopuldi'
Norwalk Chronicler