, 111111131131, May
doubtless
See that lot of “pinheads”
without raincoatsb Did you"
‘ Ev}: observe it’s the “pin-
head" who fails to be .pre—
pared for the storms of life?
i: kind of looks as if our son-
1111115 at Washington were in
the pinhead class, not preparing ‘
for storms ahead
afiinétflk Birthday by
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N.NELL'Y’S he loves 1n prepatedness.
Rogers 81 Stevens
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CENSUS MAN LEARNS
. ABOUI THE SABBATH
/ Will be exercises at the Nor-
18h Sohool Friday 11101 1111113 (‘01 I IXSV” LE' F” 2"‘”‘Sevilra!
'of those engaged in taking the mill-
11113 census 33111111311 Sunday, when they
thought that the men could be more
Eeasily found. and one incl With 11 1'13-
ill 13' League 331 it hold its thn 11
{393 this cloning in Roodnor’ .s
1011111 M11111 1m
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
'Ibo’ ereuing‘s festivities were open-
ed with n rendition of “America" by
the o1chestra, and the song was ploy—
ed 31:: the members and guests stood
at their places.
RM. Louis B. Howell said a few
brie-i words of grace, a‘nd the fifty
1191111111 then sat down to the following
excellent menu:
Grape Fruit.
Cream Tomato Soup
Bread Sticks
.' reamed Columbia Ri3er Salmon
l’otum Parisiennc Slice d (‘ut'utnbérl
Hearts- ol Celery '
Lemon Sherbet.
Roast Virginia Tut'lo'y.‘
. lCrunbcrry Suucz'.
(1121111111111 Asparagus .
EE Bermuda Potatoes,
lJinucr Rolls,
Sponsor
3.
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t‘ah‘c
. Cigars
111': Cream
’Cignn'llos
Cofi‘cc. _
E ' (h‘uam l’cppcrniintr.
tuning: the combo, of the evening
the orchestra rendered a. number of
'7‘.'.“"31('lll selections alnong‘whioh was
tho “Star Span, led 'Ilanucr.” which
31111 reached 331111 the greatest cu-
,ther amusing oprericucc 1119 bud
jour'newd up to E1131 Hill and when
111' stopped to Na] 11 the noctessury facts
from 0110 oi the resident: their 111: 33135
‘greutly surprised to be told that as it.
was the Sabbath Day 1111-1111’01'111'1111011
could be gi3'1n, bu” 111111 if he would
come anothtr day the 111'c1'ss1113 facts
13911.
all the more sur-
wellington Lodge will meet
evening in Red Mons 11.1111.
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E33'ould be gladly
3031111 Noroalk “Mary will be; Thc answer 3311::
'3‘“ day tomorr'on as it is :3 mixing on account oftbol fact that
'E E“ 11119 1111111 33 ho gave, it has probably not
iboon {’11 111111111 twice in the past twen-
9 ty the years, ()1 given any oil) 1' pub
lic. evidence that he 11111133 rlten the
Sabbath Dov arrived With the poor
traveling it we: taxing-t the patriotism
_ (1115 Guild of mo Trinity Til the enumerate: somewhat to re-
" 1 1 hip to the man‘s 1101113.
.‘ 15 eiday 8f quir1 o secont
hurch met ‘ t E‘ 1115 notion Was in contrast to the pas-
ttor of one at, the local churches, who
stopped after he was ready for
church to give the required lnlorma
lion. and 1111111 told his congregation
the reason 10111111 delay saying that
it 3311s for a worthy cause.
Mm.
SECRET OF THE BAKEL‘: POTATO.
()1 casionallv itq'estnurunt or :3 83's-
11:111 01 railroad dining curs becomes
1": l‘lttllb 101' its baked potatoes. ~At
the San 11‘1': meisco exposition amoral
college glrlu operated on establish-
11113211 at whith thob bunt-d potuto was
1111' ..piocc do resistance and cost tifty
wnts, All this success have been
bltrit’d on :1 511111310 little trick.
A potato should be lnrdcd before
loin: baked, no no to fill up 1110
porou: skin and retain tho lull lla-
1 be an anniversary mags vm', it is necessary to cover only the
E celebrated at. St. Joseph's skin with :1, little lm'd, bacon grease
at t: or buttor to accomplish the 11nd.
, .
3311' be -a a‘clloai'sal of th
Em of Eureka Rebekah Lodge
day evening at 8 o‘clock.
WM—
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regular prayer and sermon will
this evening at the Trinity
E 1 Church at 8 o'clock.
Tribe. ‘1. o. 11. '31.. No 211'
{evening and worked thc'
"degree 011 four candidates
he schools cloocd this after.
or Washington‘s Birthday.
Will be resumed Friday.
muorrow 11101' 111111; ‘
E E a late Owen Kindilicn. A potato so treated and baked just
tho proper 1111111111 of time usually
Lodge No 97 1.0. O. 11.1tl111'1'11u131lc1s of an l:ou1.~ trill our.
, .
e3cn- 41:13.3 :1 potato cooked in 11113' 0111111
from my. it must always be broken open
11111121'11‘111tcly upon being taken from
tho oven, so that the steam «may
1~r1':13'11'1.v—~l\'1'33' York Sun.
I; the second tlggroc this
will be visitors
1111113: friends o1 Jolm 33.1311
1111111111 oi l~ 11c t‘ltiei, George; .._... z . .
ins and John I". I5og'tr1‘ ins] \V, 13. Richards 111153139911 gi'ten a
orry to hear that 1111' is illEl1'1‘1nil lo-build it henncry on Bates
borne in Darthury with pneu-
He. is in his eighticth 3'0111“
E many friends hope that, be
bid recovery .
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1,1“: 1
George W. Coffin, Jr.
‘ UNDERTAKER .
' Office and Residence
4 Belden Place, Norwalk
Phone 1441
. Ladv Attendant
'llristian Industrial League of
ethodist Episcopal Church
oy..tet‘ supper Friday eve .
.Boy Scouts will hp pres-
1. 1111111111 A. Minion will *9.
or of the evening and will
E r. s 11013
’an11 Job Printing
Beg Paper, Best Work, Best Prices
61111113120193
LE‘S cop LIVER
l 7 -.
, '_ l 83 norm-1 MAIN swear
«ell-Cumnravinn. E13, NORW‘ALK, ' Phone 9117.
‘ bunnex as it is today.
‘ hall and these banners hdded 111a
tl1u>i 111515.111
l pop the conclusion ot’ the menu.
llixou Mchtton, president of the
11111, and tonsinpwtor of the own»
111:1, opened the program of specchcn
in 11 short but wcllwprded nddrcsu
Ht: tllcn introduocd tho ltov. Louis
ll. Howell, of St. ~l’uui's Church, 1111
1111-. first speaker of the. evening.
'trv. Howell, in 11 111111151, but corn—
cnlly dolivcrc‘d talk. spoke of the no-
111111111 conditions of today, and of the
31.1111 in which they 1111151 be int-t by
the people of America, [lo said that
very often, in history, it infiecomed
how great projects which have been
launched nmid :1 great burst. of on.
‘huslnsm. the playing of bands. and
loud ‘hnrraha‘, 1321311 ended up with
the Hackers and quittcrn dropping out
us soon as the display Wan over. and
liming it. to 1111; stickers, and true
men to take 11p another notch in their
hot ', clinch their tooth. and fight
to the finish
“What 3311 need, Enid lt1-3 . Howell.
“111 11113 sumo strict devotion 111 this
tinw We need rousing again, and
no .3111] then display this proat ability
’ol‘ ruck-tCE-it-lvncss which 3313 have
111111 ground into on. by the splendid
cxmnt-lcs net for us by our l‘orcl‘nlh-
1"1'13." ‘
111-32 l‘Iowcll's address was recciv:
cd with great cntiu‘t'isiusm.
321'. McNullon then introduced Lion-
t1'1:1;11t~Ct111111111n111‘t' ’l‘ell’nir M. Minion
21.3 tlu' next monitor of tho evening.
Mr. Minton’at tall; “'11:: :1 ton inter-
1'.”1111: 13110. 1101111131: with “The Story
of (1111' E11111." 'l‘lw bionicnunt told
of the history 131' our {lug since its
3'1'1'; birth away back in 1095, when
"1:;111 l1'3'lng ll. instituted tho idea of
a 11:11: by 11131111.: to cook nation-which
mulleipnted in tho first orunndc..n
11:11:1101' with a dil‘forcnt colored cross
from that. of its noighbor.
l Scotland at this time wandgiven the
white cross of St. Androw- on :1 blue
do)... n11d"nomo time later Prince Ed-
3311111, who latcr'bccanto Edward I of
Finland, adopted the red cross: of—St.
Geot'ge'lor 1111c national flag 0111711131.
1111111 In 131111 the flags: of Scotland
E'mo' England were mado one by James
'tho First, by the combination of the
or-‘u‘ser of St. George and St. Andrew
1n 1111' canton ol‘ the flag; Lieutom
’ant Minion then described the vari-
oua. phases through which our [tag
has passed from the foundingof the
first. colonies on the North American
Lonlincnt, through the Revolutionary
war. the war of 1812 and up to the
birth of our present star Spangled
Lieutenant Minton's speech won a
11.11 interesting one. and was warmly
applauded by the. diner-11.1 The Lion
1911:1111. had flags illustrating his story
hung up on the walls of the dining
terially to the beauty of the scene,
has passed. .
Iortér Emerson Browne, the local
playwright was then intrbducetl by
the tonstrnaster. amidst grant ap-
' plause... . . '
In beginning 11111111111111, Mr.
1111111111: stated that 11131111115 Mr. Min-
1.12119; fact ”that. 1.11115? United
‘Ewheu it’ give the cross ’to
r
.111 rt! than 3313 are today
. rtrding to Mr
"13:13 uunsl Wake up and 111131111111" fuels.
Elton... but 1111-; worst_ featurc of 1111191
111111 also helped to malts clear the E”
torious phases through which the hog
ton refer: so frequently to crossee,f E
n the stbry of 1111‘: flag. reminded ‘
111131. m: “to at: at m 111E
Rim.” XI Wot no a; the»
113m that
30.1111 £11111»: imam phase u its!
outta. that we would be much bet-
3331. ht said that in- 1812 a party or
13,111; British had landed a little be-
1033' Washington, defeated an army of
31-11111 1,000 untrained American citi;
zens, had' burned the capitol, and then
turned around pod went home. We
111:1 indulged in a little Mexican
3111311113: 11 short'time afterwards, and
13 low years later
’11 the Civil war. 1
Alter the Civil war however. ac-
'Br'ti'one, we have 1311'
3.311.111} to an 111113111111: degree in josh
111;- o'l‘rselrts Glorious rights and
‘iberties were left to us by our on-
"c.~,'.ors, but we haven’t watched or
pontctcd oanlibc-rfies. Other 1111-
ione 211':1 gaining etrength daily, while.
"s'c 1111: refusing'to face facts.
“speaking or facing facts, the
Francesco Villa,
rebel as he
11.
"1113311112. said that
‘ho lit-2111:1111 .pol'riot or
i311zt3'1ed in this: country is without
doubt. the champion long distance
"cl 111111;» of 1011111“. With one man.
'11:} [our livery 1111111111 horses which
‘j 1', tired and forgot. to return Villa,
tlt'cm’dlng to Mr. Browne has conquer .
ll Mcxico. 111111.11de tho
'Htulcs. Mr. 1311133111" said that
controls Mexico, and that «C'
'nnrtt is given crcdil for having dri3~
on the Americans out of the noun
‘13. The speaker than recommended
11 trip Lo «the border 11.11113 A111?“
'1111 331311th to ht’t‘ the 1:111:11 into
'l1icl1 W13 have drifted. ‘
”The only way for us to not :1 pool7
'ion on a power today." said Mr.
W‘ 133118 “is for us to assert ourselves.
\l'c have got to have compulsory mill
"H": training. Wu 1111 1'11 ndvunccd b1~~
‘Ollti the plane of dreams, and 111133"
Villa 3
flow 31"
""ho older nations of the world 1'1‘
[.111'11 111-1 as To playful experiment in
cort'rnmcnt, which cannot exist (or
"1111 is: that we (ltll‘tii‘lVl’S foil'lo root}
1111: the situation"
’With Japan on on:- 1:111; of un.‘
1113111 11111 ,_pln.3'3v1'lgl1t. “with 11 41.11331.
whit-l: 01111113511111: our,owu. and an
army six times ad’lurgt‘ no the Unltcd
Quilt:- forces, and with Germany on
tho. other side. in perfect condition,
'11:. outlier which 33'113'Etho 33'111' goes.
41111 with both of them: E countries
r11111111311111.1113: factories: and mills.
and no 1111111111111 ‘ll't' all ought to think
't'd not“ :3 lot. "
1111-111'933'111311 311111111: 1111111035 33%,:
“Moi-Dd 331111 tho urtcttcst 111111115
instant. ' E E
1‘1 clouding 3011' of thanks to the
'nzvrt'llnnwnt (olnniittuo for provid-
im' last night‘s good 111111“ in such a
outs-factory manner Was then taken,
and the 1111311111 (hon adjourned to the
"lull rooms, where the remainder of
1-. very pleasant owning: was enjoyed.
The 1311111315 present. at the 111111111ch
"'1111' 11:: follown: v
t‘rrus Elli. Benedict,
“113311111 1111112111111
:11 111. 113111 ".1011 Dr A. 11. 1311111131111.
Kenneth tolcbnrn. Ii. 11‘. Colcburn.
'nlm llnnnon.‘ 1113mm 11‘. Hubbéll, J.
1‘. Milne, Fred Murpllyf‘O. H. Moro-‘
“Hum.“llixon herMtoli, (Arthur Val
crinn'y, Nelson Benedict, W111. Gray.
Thomas Flalct'iy, Elliott De Forest,
Rev. Louis: 1.1.. Howell. P. E. Ilrou‘nc,
TPWHI‘ Minion, 11. M. Closc.
Cut-111., o. 31. 11113101111, W111.'_1«.
tluinrod. W. S. Hartford. Edwin L.
”0‘1, 1111111111 .1 Jones. 11' 131 Kent
Fl. ll. lieelei, Stanley $111“an H.
Smith, E. E.
‘ern, Raymond Hayes, W111. Kellogg.
Harry Benedict,
Hornet: Burr, C.
wonces'ren sronEKEéPEn-
MURDERED.
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it tho. tinned States tom We: no How to Avoid M
1 pictures because oi the annoying after,
Speaking of our pool Wars, the play effects on the eyes. Some suitor from
eye strain and others are subject to
severe headaches. The Toilet, in moist
cases,
glasses,
not be quite so sharp, but this
more than compensated for bv theEEl
increased comfort.
ion, "lit ourselves 1
lab green or
17111ch i lures
his wife, He delighted in poring over
old advertisements in the newspaper
Royal W. Adonisu'l‘hos, (.3. llolcom. '
Cl1ats.ttonighi-'-now- any
‘saye your hair. 1
vortoos'rnn Mass; Feb 20.—~
" i'lt'wl Aiello, o storckeeper, was
murdered in a house at 13 Nortolk
13 game of cards and his body, beaten
with a club and slashed with a knife,
warplaced across the tracks of the
Boston & Albany Railroad in an at-
tcml .t toEconccnl the crime by having
11 11111111 run o3er it.
he tracks to the Norfolk
11011111, where they arrested Dominick
Tosoano and Carmine 1101111311111, who
new found trying to scrub blood-
stains from the wnlls 13111 floors.
Carronzmmalso gore Villa the double . '- »
11512131, early today, during :3 row over ,
1111 engine crew discovered the body
111311 notified the police who followad ,1
street.
E. .13 Our Secretarial Course is jttSt ‘
Em HfiYlOH riownu 3mm
futon from Eye Strain.
Many persons cannot attend 1110de
consists in perfectly fitted
according to the Popular:
Science Monthly. The picture may
is
For persons with very sensitive eyesll
a colored glass either dunner”v ,
amethyst may afford
immediate 1elief. Several varieties of “
colored glass have ben put on the
market, and there are so many shades
fect. thaHE‘a dark theater whore the‘l
only light is reflected from the screen.
it is also ad3isablc for those “hob”:
are liable to suffer altoi vieuing the'
picture to avoid sitting in a para‘
33'
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'11,- the additional strain becomes 3e ‘3' E‘El‘
1.18
cases,1x133'e3er,it'glasscs are (orrec. EE
tiresome and frequently
r evoro‘“h eadach c
19113 e'
in thc majorit:
ly filled to a person he or she stand'
11‘ good chance of 6113113111; motion pic-
13111111111 nuv attendant ill re-
suits.
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FANClES OF LITERARY MEN.
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lionglellowcnjoycttu'ulki111: 01113 at :i
sunrise and snusci, a: 11:1 :ud his
sublimcst moods canto upon him at
these times
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liaudct wore 11113 glasses “honEO‘
asleep. - 13::
Robert Louis: Stevenson's Invorlto:”
.rocreation was playing 1111111111111, in'
order. 111: he
ideas.
Ilawlhon no alums washed 1111’ «.7
hahdu before reading a letter ,l'rom
111.1
said, to tune up
,, .«é
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files '.
Oliver Wendell Holmes used to car-1‘
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v-inow E’IE"
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available that. some suitable color can :.1‘
be secured. A subdued light in met 7
theater has a much less irritating ch 14':
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STERLING
February Furniture Sale
In the am and
the'l'ine is Now
to Buy .
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110111 of $1.00.
1100311212 CABINETS FROM
$20.85 UP "
Free Storage for
Future Delivery.
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BABY CARRIXoEs IN REED
211% . onion
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Open 3 Charge Account
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131 Washington. St, So. Norwalk
PHONE 1115
1'3' 11. horse- chcstnut in one potkol and
a potato in another to ward of! rheu-
mallard-Philadelphia Inquirer.
'11::- pelt made {man 113111111111 find
the office of a great flnuuch'r with
whom ho had an appointment.
"You probably don‘t remember
1111.‘ he began. "But twenty years
3:113 you gave me :1 puissago to car-
111 "
1
"Yes, you." crlt-d tho financier.
"\t'ncru‘s tho answer?"»~Argonttut,
m” ”-1.- JWW'
25 CENTS DESIROYS :
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“Get a little Wagon”
"TAKE THE BABY OUT”
Says the old song, and nothing is beau.- for children than . , -
Fresh Air even in the coldestm
OUR NEW LINE OF BABY
01111111113113 AND GO CARTS '
Is big enough to suit every purse mi! awry taste.
See the Window Display -
. RAYMOND & SON
‘Wall (o. High Sts.
§
Funeral Directors Norwatk
Save Your Hair! Make It Thick, Wavy
and Beautiful—Try This!
Thin, brittle. colorlcss and actually
11.111911 mutc midcnce of a neglected
scalp; ol dandrut‘l’wtlutt 1133 {311 scur.'f
Them is nothing so destructive to
the. hair as dandruff. It robs the hair
of its. lustre. its strength and 11': your
life; eventually producing 11 feverish:
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31013 filllllli H1111}
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- boss and itching of the scalp, which
it not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and die-tlten the
hair falls out. "fast. A little Dnnderine
.timc-33'ill surely
Gét 11 251112111 bottle of Knowlton’s
Danderine from any drug store or lot
let counter, and alter the‘iirst appli-
Sluuson, Com tlnnd \ on 1 cation your hair will thko on Ethat lite
lustre and luxurinuce Which is so
beautiful. It will become wavy and
thirty and have the appearance of
abundance, an incomparable glos': and
softness; but what. will please you
1; 3:11 will be after just a few weeks'
use, when you will actually see a lot
of fine, downy hairy—new 113113—9115va—
in 11g all over the soalp. ~-'Ad31. ' ‘3
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You Will 1111
A EGoOd Poutton
. it
enables us to supply yournxdx fire the £31111}?—
BIIOUSES of Georgette amt mpg £111 “chine-white,-
flesh, gold—in a variety 0‘ charmimgmuflcls.
VEILINGS in a comprebnsiva Mug of the latest
novelties as well as the “1911: stylus.
KID GLOVES—sway gout. And good ‘gloves are
scarce All the most mute! Manchu
A splendid assortment\ of WHERE'S SILK AND
LINGERIE UNDERWEAR, CHIC HEW UNDER-
WEAR. SILK HQSIERY, Eta—a1! marked 131131; 'Quality and
moderate prices. E , 1
fay—-
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Steam Dymg‘d’ifileamng Co;
Formerly 111163111 an Bridgeport Sim Boeing 133' .CIeaning‘co“
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Bloom Isl lane more Blended. . '
H Linton, p.111 .
E 249 State Street
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E if you are not prepared
1 whetyou need.
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