HONDAY. APRIL :4. 191‘ i PROSPERI AND SAVE SOME MONEY TO KEEP! $130.00 PAY IN $1.25 PER WEEK AND GET Don‘t forget this club will start Monday. May 1. City National Bank Resources Over $1,000.000.00 SOUTH NORWALK ,aqamothnagwcygagcameo».zomwzoenaeeeowmwaow;wmwmwmmwm~z~zwwm 4 mmnoswmmmm’ W ‘ e a “an use“ a o“isranan ‘ ‘ WWWWrtMWWVr$MVW6 “WWW %:~:~:~3~3"204°¢“W JOIN THE CITY N5 TI'ONAL BANK’ TY CLUB IN ONE HUNDRED WEEKS No Membership Fee--No Fines--And We Pay You a Premium at Maturity. Most Unique Saving System Ever lDevised OUR PROSPERITY CLUB IS DESIGNED TO HELP YOU SAVE MONEY TO KEEP—THAT YOU MAY HAVE A “FRIEND INDEED" WHEN YOU'RE IN NEED. OUR PROSPERITY CLUB WILL START MONDAY, MAY 1 There are no fees. you simply announce to the teller you would like to join our Prosperity Club. hand him $1.25. He will give you credit in a pass book for the $1.25 and will add another $1.25 for the coupon as a bonus to get you started Each week thereafter you pay $1.25 ahd if you remain 100 weeks you receive interest at the rate of 374 and bonus. At the end of one hundred weeks you can draw $130.00 for each mem- bership you have. You can have as many memberships as you wish. $5 per week will pay you $520.00. PAGE FOUR X .— W O I 3: -.- .. 3: O C were. 0 O O O O O 60‘ O O V 0"» This PROSPERITY CLUB of $1.25 Credit When Opening Account. crrv NATIONAL BANK O O ' O “’0‘” O 0 w ., .. :,.: Coupon Entities Bearer io Bonus ’0 O O O e HAYES CITY MARKET 69 N0. MAIN sr. M The East avenue M. 1!. Church. yar‘ lnuo- until Monday. May -..... v“...— 1. ! per service yesterday in the troupe The horses show him nohler powers; And Me the hose carnage with u ierday, was very prettily decorated Almond 9 a. m.. while Constables Hush ntional church. by a quartotto and 0 ”"9!" CY”. courageous hurl-1' merry gas}, ‘ the Easter service. Easter iillies and A line musical prosrsm was plansod’Oi'finKrr "1d Andi" 5°h'90m'“! chorus. under the direction of Hm And when the mm” women} Women we men. say childrea..brohen ...... ma W .. M... ..°° .. . 0...... om- ...... ' ...... in "1° “mm“ ”1°” “3 I ”me-‘3‘ "'9 tho" mmmr' 1m" R' M" smnh' back home serous lots. Whether or no -* — ‘ And all things else are out or mind, 0! misspell! life or Isis-made "m - tonal. ioilowed by an Easter sermon? I"... (“mumps knew when". it came The children 0! the while tink And only joy oi battle takes no bias: ' by Rev. C. W. Simpson oi Bridge-1 Ml” Helen Bl-ummcr h“ we“ en'couid not be learned today. Shade school have so iar collected 2,. "In: by the thoat and makes him Against the Maker, or the- Hamrf _ ' toying a week's vacation from her du 1 .. oi blind. i 9°” “The Resurection' ‘7“ "‘9 ’“b' ‘ ties at the Yale & Towne office. in: —- lot! egg masses. [or which they rec W D D99 . iect. discussed in the evaning by Rev. Stamiord. M home. ‘ 'l‘lw pnhwm new", ”mama”; two cents per hundred trvin their Thrsunh toy and blindness he shall 1 Between the lips, a snatch of morning E. F. MeGreirOr)’. The cantata met by the state oliicials oi the Soldiers'.taaeher. Miss Anna Ruth. The child know. - flame. . with much enthusiasm in the even- ing. W» w‘v‘ms Home has been installed. the first ex. Libition having: been gvicn Wetinesdny‘ evcnimz in the chapel. As the build in" is not large enough to uccmnnlo-J are :23] the lllcnzbcrs. part of The Women's Guild or St. Luke's church are planning to give a supper in the parish house. next Wednesday. Horn 6 to B. ren have not entered the individual EAST NORWALK OWAv'roN } ? ”U- 5": P". ‘ ‘ "Vere detailed for Wednesdav Mrs. Mary Bury. M New "Mk' Vim'uhe nt'mm attcndiug Thursday night.‘ ed Miss Emhel M. “Kitten. who tel“, pinhpnnd. ”.9 nnvmnster. is ma- slopplnz with S. M. l-‘airshuw. oi Gra-1................ .i... ”mum... and. M hp is ole street ,ihis week. m, ..,.. thwmunh'v familiar with the wnrking of it. there were long wails‘ Not caring much to know. that still ‘ A genuine gladness in the joke 'rt-O 5 l i sons enough, or the [that Side. has “signed his position with the Hodxo grocery company, on Fort street. 1 Edward Robertson, of East Nor- taik, has secured a position with the Yale & Towne factory. Stamford. i The regular weekly meeting oi the “ltd distriét cmmissioners will be ‘ield this evening in the muncpal sta- fia on Bsyview Place. . Kr. and Mrs. Andrews. oi New ' Hark. spent the week-end with Mrs. «QMNVI' mother. Mrs. Mon-ell, oi ‘Mh street, East Norwalk. The Orioles. 3 local team, yester- Ily on the Baxter Field defeated the v'hite Box by the score at 6-4. This game was one of the iirst oi the pres- " season. ’.~ The monthly business meeting oi its Sunday-school board of the East Kaunas M. E. Church will be held to- mw evening at 8 o'clock. The [union will be held with the superin- _ ‘gmndent. J. 'Wesley sinuson. lddlls intense. i ‘ The Connecticut Company this Ming started operations in the ri- IIIlty or the bridge switch prelimin- ' to the flushing up of the new ‘ paving. ThtrackaotthatroF .oompanyhavambenunedssa d in antics or bad weather ..‘v Mr. and Mrs. George 0. J. LanphereE of Hartford. have been visiting at the iroaidence of Captain Daniel I’. Wicks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank DECOHICGY- Rowayton avenue. .i. Harry Ashuts. bookkeeper at Ro- ton Point park. has taken up his real- dence at the New Hotel Mahackemo. South Norwalk. Frank Eherhardt. of New Canaan, has been having his Studebaker car put in shape to be used on a route to Stamford, and intends procuring two .Fords to be used in runs to Durien. ‘Rowayton. Roton Point and Norwalk. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Re- wayton Methodistc hurch will hold an all day sewing circle in the chapel on Wednesday. They have also nvited the ladies of the Baptist church to meet with them, and will hold the regular monthly business meeting at 10:30 o'clock. n \ t D“ AND 3 ) OROT‘ON i t i . | Mrs. Charles Abbe. who has been in‘ Chicago for some time. has returned home. i Rev. 3. C. Johnson family and inr- nitnre arrived at the Methodist per- Ionagr on Thursday. new-Irma! the local -. g.‘ schools began Thursday, and will con Scribner place and took possessiohoi‘ Miss Mabel llcCourcey and Mrs. S. O'Brien. oi Brooklyn. and Miss Mar- thn May. of Wilton. recently visited between iiims. With more practiced better results will be obtained. it is; expected that the men will be heme-1 3fitted by the exhibitions, as more dig version will bring more contentment. Films will be. changed weekly. ' T"KE\iFKE 'Richard Tisdcr spent the week-end looking over his property here. Rev. J. C. Ritch preached the Good Friday sermon. at Southport. at a new vice in which the Congregational 11nd Methodist churches united. Miss Kate Scely. oi Gracie street and the Post road. has been spending, the past two weeks at Philadelphia. and is not yet planning to return home. ‘ ———“ The Misses Brenda entertained The Miss Josephine Tillman. who has’ne“ Finger (‘ircie at their home on been chief operator at the telephone T on a "em“ office here for nearly three years, has. 11 d y g" been promoted to a position at New; Milford, where she goes next week. Mrs. F. G. Brown. or New York, has returned to Tokcneke and opemed be! His: Grzlcie R. Hewitt. who is some residence for the season. tary to Melville Dewey. formerly ll- brarian oi the State of New York, is visiting her sister. of Gracie street. Mrs. Henry Despard and daughter Mrs. J' E’ Williams. has moved from Miss Swiit’s house to_ their newiyerected home in Tokeneko.! Mrs. W. Foster and her son. DOE aid, oi Tokeneke. spent the week-end with relatives in Mamaroneck. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. J. 11:. Williams; who have been boarding with Mrs. Schleut- er. of West avenue. since Mr. Wil- liams assumed the management of the Darien Review, are now located in WI"l Elia Batea' turnished cottage, on Gracie street. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Le Gallienne have rsttssrled to their home, after a several weeks' stay at the Bahama Is- lands. -— The successful bidders tor the luaur of 870,000 of school bonds, for which bids were opened Thursday noon. were Sidney Spitacr (7: Co.. and Frisbee I: (‘o.. both of Boston. who will each take hall of the issue at $71,440. Three other bids were recaved. from Men rt" Olsihavn a 00.. 871.350“: first National Bank of Stamford. 870.425: "ewe Puni- nnd Trust Company at Darlen, 870.161. r NEW OANAAN cmiwyp Frank Kaiser started Saturday for Rowley. Mass. where he will visit for two days with George R. Sconeld. Mrs. W. CfBaIdwin and daughter. Evelyn. in company with a maid. from New York. have been spending the week at her bungalow on Weed street. I. 'r. flauader’i rust-motive to Calvary.” was sung atusa Mer‘vee \.: \ Chicken thieves were active in bios oton Heights. Thursday night. They paid a visit to Frederick Schwah's place. and stole it) of his chickens. The Midnight they stoop-din st'm contest conducted by Miss Winiired Nor lead nor steel shall reach hiln, sot Din!!! Lliali or the Civic Imgue. but are Tb“ it 5’ “0‘ "1” “mm“ “’m- ,liipon us and upon the uproarious them‘ “’th "“9""? “d doing the best The thundering line at battle stands: game ‘ .. . night. they can in heivflll dull'oy this It.“ And in me air death moans md'The bill‘boards label with a curt. (mr ---— sings: I DIR." THE GLORY OF FIGHTING. But day shall clasp him with strong? .— m“ ’ EVER I ‘ 1 BEST .~r‘rom the Saturday Review—Written] And night shall '0“ him in 50". WHAT S— S I by Capt. Julian Grentell, killed in' Winn. "“ F‘rance last May.) The naked earth is warm with spring, And with green grass and bursting trees. beans to the sun's gaze glorlng. And quivers in the sunny breeze; And lite is color and warmth and light. And a striving evermore (or these: And he is dead who will not fight; And who dies fighting has increase. The lighting man shall irom the sun Take warmth, and lite irom glowing earth; Speed with the run . Andrwith the trees to newer birth: And find, when fighting shall be done. Great rest and iulness after dearth.| All the bright company oi heaven Hold him in their high comrade- ship. The Dog Star .and the Sister Seven, Orion'a Belt and aworded hip. The woodland trees that stand to-‘ gether. They stand to him each one a Mend: They gently speak in the windy weather; They guide to valley and ridges' and. C ”gab“ The kestrol hovering by day ' And the little owls that call by nilht . Bid him be unlit and keen as they. As keen of sar,’ as swiit of sight. The biaekbisn sings to him, “Brothel". ”that. lithlshsthalastsongyoushall sing. . Sing well. for you may not sing an- r. , Brother, ding." theI lightioot winds to l 'I know as my life grows older, .Therc lies the root of Right; . sight— (Bentstown Bard in Baltimore Sun.) That under each wrong, some- Tesre. and the laughter of corageousl where, ' oun have. I hearts: That each sorrow has its purpose Singing and pleasuremsklng, love; By the sorrowmg oft ungucssed i ottight; ’But as sure as the sun brings The old. brave. toiling armies to setl morning. . . things right— Whatever 15-15 b-cst. . .To grint. to grow, to muse and dream“ know that each Slilful action, ' and fight. i 'As sure as the night brings To plant the mighty harvests as theyi shade. . full. ‘Is somewhere, sometimes pun- ln seasrn suitable; when ripe, to ished, reap; , Tho’ the hour be long delayed. To answer life in all its variatn I know that the soul 15 ‘ aulcd call. Sometimes by the hearts rm- 1 To dance and love, and play the game. 1 rest, and sleep. And to grow means often to suf< ti fer High over us in dense clouds hiddenfj But whatever is~is best. l 1]0 dmlbt. J know there are no errors, l IThe great sods grin. and on thetrg' In the great Eternal plan. 3 “at? Wears ,‘ And all things work together " Leaning against the heavenly hul-i For the final good of man. walks Shout i 'And I know when my soul speeds And mock our comedy oi smiles and ownyard 1081’! In its grand Eternal quest. But we the inevitable will obey. 11 shall say as I look back eartha M191“, aid N”; no 19" noble ward, W Whatever is—is best. _ iTo take with courage and the trust. —-Ella Wheeler Writes. 0‘ youth I M- The vital lordship of the high de- OTINO‘OFANIMALB ARE SIMILAR croe. i til urination oi the poison . know 11 e exs « mortgagfllille on, and think we ons machinery or lngects and reptiles it is apparent that the destructive - pindpla is the same in all and that. M'h old. “Ind” I'm, me in‘ m .u ”I68” 3 W mocking too: through which the poison flows into The sting oi the m is ”“7 Ike 110‘ M9 at the sitte- snake and m its deadly was on the same mechanical principles. Hopeless in our hoping, but still the wound the moment the incision is sung To kids the red blade of wrath and think it dew, ‘ i . a, the Mn"
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