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84 Wood' a . .
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horses, one fed hog. Rudolph Paulo—
vich, West Norwalk. Richards avenue. l
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315 ill T0 fiLET~SIN ROOMS 1ND lt‘lbn.
room cottagennowly' pupered. 3 and
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lets, ready to lay, 2 cockerels, ‘35. N no 5 mom, 119 Main street, with im.
late hatched Barred Rock pullets, numrovements. Rent 817. Inquifia J. hi.
Phone 1736. son, 121 Rain street. Norwalk. nit .t
To LET-FOUR
bath, stationary range, gas. electric-i
lights. Madhouse to let. (‘all syal-
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hie rims, good condition. 30x3 1 2 tires,
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business, will estz-tbliedied, catering in tent Terrace, 3%» NOWBlk. (‘1 “Phone
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Mrs. (iodine l., Swift at E Chestnut
street, returned to her home after a
pleasant tbmweekn' visit in Wash
inch-n, I). 0., with her huaband. who
in u draughtnmn in the ordnnnoe de~
ROOMS, ANDLDal‘lment. motioned ill the navy yard,
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lire. William Raymond has return-
ed to her home in Norwalk. utter
spending three. week: with her son in
Pneenic, N. J.
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Mrs. Win. it‘. Korn. of Burriu .nvonue
went yesterday, to |Springfield Mann,
for it week.
C’lty I‘ldliot‘ noun a. Mitchell. iii
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uuu. we up soon in to use
'30 lovalnniant in tho 1,.- m
lion wan a conference early in the or. M'fit'brlgmmm :0? ub-
“7 fl “30 sin I'll-a- nlant. andpthor’a denim
later, as the employee hit their work! mmfinamofmm mumm‘kt‘
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they received atatenanta indicating: mulwd-MWUI
«ondaalredactioa inhuman-tol- .nnebhbdudoae to mg!
with a probable stopping or the entire man “mother in the unity of the than
work in the near tutm an. ode,” of Christ Janna. “a
_ . . , . Ira. Edy. the Hanover”
from warmer. At the comet! Md..- ot Chm Science. onoa
the—v representatives of the Lou IB- propbottcally wrote n a poem entitled,
land on, iadnurlal monitor-ind. “The United States to Great Iritain”
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or after t; o'clo'ék evenings. Telephone
2031. H, D. Master, cor. Taylor and
Connecticut avenues, So. Norwalk.
Conn. n11 3t
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Nth? m Bl... Norwallt girienda. neighbors, and employers and
'13“. wan—mama: !
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L08! pathy and beautiful floral tribulea dur-
‘ing the" sickness and death of our son
LOST~A YELLOW AND WHITE and brother. ~ .
large collie domlnw‘wcra to name 0! MR. AND MRS. PODZE’LNY ANI)
"Spot." Reward w.“ be given if rc-i ‘li‘A-MIM'.
turned to Mrs. W. Ii. Hilliard, Rockw
.land Road. of! Ely avenue. ms 3'
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hie-for young married couple, It) Pleat
pant street, East Norwalk. Inquire on
premises. nits 3t
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i To LEW—TWO Coxmccriho
banished rooms with water. iron and
off conveniences for lightwhdntiekeep-
ing. $2.50 per week. 214 East lvepue.
'near East Norwalk depot. 1:15 at
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unlit. Ruwayton. Rentatrmn 15 to
. $60 per month. inquire Raymond Bra
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‘ TO LET-FIRST FLOOR, 2w EKB'I‘
avenue. East Norwalk. ll mania; some
ituprovementq. Rent 814. Poaaeaalon
East avenue, East Norwalk.
all St
TO LET~—.\IIDDI.E STORE [5' THE
street and Railroad Place. l'ent 82b
per month. For turlher particulars in
.quire of Old Well Cigar (‘0. »
TO LET-A STORE AND 2 FIVE
.mnrn apartments 20': Eat Wash. Bi.
LOST—RECE‘H‘“ BOOK. SATL'K- Roosevelt all tail Are on Louvain‘gug Norwalk. 4 won: apnrlment on
‘dny, Nov. 9. in East avenue trolley to. . Committee
‘Eusl Norwnlk 7 p. m. at bridge switch,
or on East avenue. Return Mrs. S. A.
Yangtze. 2“ WI ““3“? ”WE”??? gttnixntion of the national committee
V ' 7 _ in the United States for the restora-
tlon of the, University of Louvaln,
Announceincnt “ is made of the or-
ADVIRTlSED LETTERS.
The following letters remnin un-
claimed at the Norwulk posr offices for
:the week ending Nov. 16th, 19l8:
‘ . South Norwalk.
r lira. (lilac. W. Allen.
Miss A. M. Avent.‘
Mrs. B. F. Beaumont.
ler.
:tnnn. The committee includes fifty of
.the leadlnz: public men of the United
States. heads of American univernl.
0.80. Fenbncll. Tiles. financiers. educators and publi-
J. Goeller. ’ clots and diplontnta. Among the mem-
lll'. and Mrs. Fred Gorhuni. 91 South berr- nre the two former presidents.
Mull street. William Howard Tall and Theodore
Walter E. Merrill. hlultnckcmo HO- Roosevelt.
' The secretary's oilice. where those
Edward Seward. Gen. Del. i
Box mo. desiring to aid in the restoration of
‘ ANléREWHI‘EARY. I’. M. the great Belgian university may
"W“ ' send books in established at the J.
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(6:2:"Jgga3 E" Supp '3 CO' 4" '"r‘ Pier-pout Morgan li'll'rnry in _ New
York.
“The wanton destruction of the an-
cient and celebrated Udiveraity Halls
of Louvaln. including the treaeurea
of its splendid library. has evoked
the unanimous indignation of the en-
tire civilized world." says the un-
nouncement of the committee. "This
application. after the aacrilexious ln-
vasion of Belgium, of the My oi
monstrous termriutlon (Schreclt-
llchkelti by which It wa‘s planned that
kullur should be substituted for Ed
ropean culture. developed through the
aegis to receive‘unlversal condem-
nation by the restoration of the uni-
verslty. »
"Founded in 1425,7131: University of
Louvain has for five centuries been
an international center lifetime
and learning, , attended by students
‘from all nations." . .
1 National. conimitteca are belnz or-
.‘ganlabd .ln til the lcadlnznnilona to
.cooperata with . the ‘intematlonnl
committee for the reatomlon of the
tummy «hum. '
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Chase. Mrs. Mary (Special Delivery).
Kcmesh Edna ill.
Mfelbourne, Win.
it chlanus, Mil-la Irene.
‘ Nickles. Mrs. Lillie.
Russell. Miss Lillian-
Russell, Mia. Ward St.
gflnrle. Mrs. M. (2).
' M. J. HOWARD. l‘. M.
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BOARD PURCHASES
HARTFORD. ch. 16.-Mu)t,v .l
Buckley has received a communica-
a lion from the War Department direct-
‘ In; him not to approve further our
; chases of office equipment for draft
boards. and to advise the bonrda that
the future purchase of stationary Is
to be. limited to what is needed up to
' Member 31/ ,
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‘_ ‘pnnrnmonomnmns
newt: now “and: ‘
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~ and eta-Vino m
i Philip We n-Mvr cf tho
“'ntmrt a; now be called _
m
lcuapei St. inquire at South Main St.
l'rei. 0b.
ro LET—3 ROOMS in 'M TAY-
ldr avenue. inquire Mm, It 't min in
‘vac i=1 out. or telephone :-"‘.’ l!
with President Nicholas Murray Bulo' -
of Columbia university as chair i
spams: notions '
liousecleaning, jobs of all kinds.
ru‘ga cleanm, cellar cleaned. Phone
cltIITGG.
N. Fromcrof 70 South Muir. street
he: purchased 2 Huniord Plum. 2
doors from present location. and will
remove his tailoring busint-as utter
llcc. Isl. 1918, there.
New sweet cider from Pnlmer‘n
Old Orchard Mills. Wm. [Illilieih 33
Washington street. 921 lm
PAINTING PAPm-HANGlM.
decorating, paintcr’a auilpllea; wan
paper. undo-date arylca, loweat prices
‘latlmntno checrtnlly given Trial or
ten solicited. Telnloo. Alexander
White. ill 1-: El: avenue.
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Union Parcel Dallury. Edward J
flabcni. proprietor Trucking bum
natantonaullnn Light
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and bean.
tucking. (Moe telephones In}. 804“
litre _Sentlnol. and family are apeatlina
“he. day; in New York ('itr.
to...“
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’ {amen
i‘iu German anhmarinanarriv‘od‘ at
Landakronn. southern Sweden.‘ on
,chneadalond mounted: it). nova!
iauthprltieauo intern them. 8 Ill-patch
to the Exchange Telegraph irom‘Co
tpcnhagbn atatea. The submanno Eln-
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1,... Ithaca him gun. used very littlef‘. TO‘LET-leOUSBS, FLATS AND imam 5"“ ”M ”"y d” “m d‘"
:24). Phone m: tniton, alter u p m. amrtmentl. in Norwalk. South Nor will"! ‘0 Germ“?-
Althoughinfluenn continues on the
swam in. New York city. the number
'of deaths from the disem reported
yesterday being less than one-half the
number two week: ago. there are ex-
pected to be scattering canon through
fellowworken o! The Radcl Oyster at once. Inquire Mrs. S. A. Younga. 241 out the city [of the next thirty days
.or more, according to Ilcalth' Com-
tmiuloner Copeland. The health de-
lt‘lynn Block. corner of \thiugion’mnmnt now M)” “N“ "m “p"
.deinic as n thing of the past.
The newly formed AnaloAmcrlcnn
society. of which the duke of Con-.
.nuuuht ta president, has decided to
ask President Wilson to honor the
society by allowing it to erect. ltln
statue in London simultaneously with
the illnluen or thinzton and Line
coin. which have already been offered
b the United Staten. The atatue of
"t" prenident. if erected. will be made
‘hy- r distinguished oculptor:
.1 q«rural members of the. French
lchamher of deputies yesterday pro-
Ipo'ed in the chamber a resolution re-
questing the government to enter into
on nut-cement. with the other allied
covermnmis for the trial of all for-
mer rulera who were reaponaible for
the mat European war. Untldr- the,
renolutton,-thc extradition of the rul-
era would be requested. no matter in
what countrv thev have taken refuuo.
Unless some obatacle affeanz the
public interest intervenes or n'tronit’
popular ablation develops, it in rea-
sonably certain. to put it mildly. that
President Wilaon will attend the neo-
siona oi the peace conference. With
no statement forthcominz on the sub-
iect from the White‘I-louae. il. in not
possible. now to predict with certain:
ty what the prealdent‘a decision will
be; but the idea in in the president‘s
mind. nnd‘lio in giving lt'nerlous con-
siderationbacked by the incllnnflon
to attend. '
William 'H. Barr; of Buifalo. propi-
dent of the National Foundm' mo-
elation. speaking Thursday at the
opening session of the‘ annual con.
vention of the‘ organization in the
Hotel Astor, New'Yorlt, warned the
20 foundrvmen' present tint theme!
and greatest p’oaiiwar ”problem to en-
gage the attention of the anéociatlon
and, induturv immenl win the li-
‘to give amnion-eat
the,“ defence plant employee as
with.
unarcnnisrun
SCIENCE rnAcnns
ABOUT GOD
(Contiaufd Fran Page Teu-
I
'and he too will be glad as a mull oi
than-dormant“ to lay down hia
(lifqocta give up the mortal sense or
lite. on his proof of Chi-lat Jesua' aur-
ing. “Greater love hath no man than
. thin. that a man lay down Nil fire for
his Manda" (John 15:13). An he does
this. however, he will be initial; up his
true “to. spiritual and perfect, as the
Son of God. and he twiliathus attain on
the sixth day real health or barium!
both tor. himself and for his fellow
man. [or he will be enabled to heal the
nick lid to cleanse the lepera because
at htorultleunou. or true lava. and
bin Ml: tron mortality. finally
on the seventh dny he will gain the
couclouanaoaot “at ammo»
hello-Ia. at wool-lean. as God‘s ex-
maaaicn. wan idea 01th:: one blind
which in Life. Truth and love. 'He
willihon be able to say in 2 me amnll
nature with his Savior: “The prince
.0! thin world cometh, and bath nothr
in: in inc" (John 14:30).
An the“ great facts of being are un-
folded to one in. My life, “old things
an paaaad away" (ll-Cor. 5:17).» and
., our reliance on thin! upon which we
formerly relied begins to be looked
upon asmtdlculoua and nupomtltioua.
No longer doal cool! a one rely on in-
antlntc or WWIInt drugs. which
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if
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to u may of "Hm Church Of Christ. Scientist. and
{our . ‘
“ 'F‘or Anzlolarael, to!” t
I! marching tutor orders;
.Hia band nverta the blow.’
Macaulay. pp. 837-818)
'JAI
1" I”
Unite your batman;
Victorious. all who live it~
The love for God and than."
i
frequently wiror IIIIQ drug-bond: oi
900910. to heal his diamaa: but rath-
or he Utilize- the divine law and powL
or or that Iliad inch to infinite intel-
ligence to free him. No longer does
he steal or deal dlahoueauy in busi-
ness to attain wealth, Ior he knows
thet aucli a procedure will really bind
or impovemh him with ain, but he
rennin his mulling unity with the
giver of all 'good, and, in this way he
attains here in human experience a
provable underpinndinar of what sub
stance in. This undontnndinx baniaha
on poverty or lack under all circum-
stances. Thin beginner loaea his fun
and his worrica in his knowledge tbnt
“perfect love cantoth out fear” (I John
4:18). Ho abides economy “in the ne-
crctvpiace of the moat High." or in the
consciousness of the one Mind and of.
illegality with that Mind, and no
plague can come nigh his dwelling. As
a citlaen he begins to see the neccsv.
city for his doing' his duty by his felu.
low men fearlessly and honestly. and
he is over atriving to rise above ne-
tlonal diatlnctionn by realizing that we
are all one in Clll'lll and that the uni-
versal brotherhood of the noun of God
dale. had died of wounda received in' ‘ - .
is the only dig“ but; (g?°d'::$ battle in France on October 7. lie DECORATORS
:éugly‘h;:aw3dd; ”:ho haaywrittclt: was given leave of absence from his ‘ m N . “k .
"When Itht illusion of sickness or sin $39.“;nasfllggstmuggiigg ”member! TE]... ‘52 E 01‘“! ~ ..
tempts you, cling steadfastly to God ‘ " ‘ ‘ - ; r .,
and Hill idea. Allownothlng but I-Ilil w .....- * -. .mrr ‘ ~ ' m
‘I
likeneu to abide In your thought. Let
neither fear nor doubt overshadow
your clear acme and calm trust, that
the recognition of life harmoniouI—aa
Lita eternally ia—can destroy any
painful sense of, or belief in. that
which Life is not. Let ChristianSci-
once .lnatead of corporal canoe, sup
port your understanding “of being. and
this understanding will supplant error
with Truth. replace mortality with im-
mortality; and ailoncc discord with
hormony" (Science and‘llenlth, p. 495).
Let we consider lite maeafi canon-o.
.phe which is afflicting mankind and
which we call the war. Well. some
one aaya, how lattbe War going to be
elected by prayer? Let us look at It.
[on will agree with inc. 1 am sure,
illlt the cause of this war in mild ani-
Milan and human will. Now around
ambition and human will mentaljor
material? They are meil .~ offline.
and are both ‘oflects of‘ e ne‘evll; .
the walled carnal mind. ey are
also clo-olv allied to that other per-
nicious effect of the carnal mind. «it: ~
ed mesmerism or hypnotlatn. ,
How. their. are we going to that
Jim: these effects of the carnalvnalnd;
mad ambition. human will and mesmer-
iam} and thud-with their result. the
war lWa can only deal with them by
under-landing ”‘4. living in dnllvdlfe.
the. divine-tact thit‘ there in and’oau
be bucolic lnilnitealllnd.“60d,~ who in
Ill-preaches and albumen 'We. must
ciao malice that the. commandment
tabla divine Mthal‘tliere In, but» one
lind.'God.' imam ' ‘powertnatmur‘ l
uit‘v notice -mucd
and to re
;wlietb'ar tun-limbo ind
clfllll
ouiduildn oi lanai; He cunt-led that-mbltlo'nfhumnn will: mental-lain, wart"
the war lavth’w‘age- schedule coal .
not be maintained ~by private lndue-i
try in pence tlmea “if" the .nation‘a,
. needs wmilohotmct.
moment-timer)» in. industrial
trial Min nuns l‘n‘laud'cltv. as
well'ac o: the Woman at
new at. W.“ '.
’tnwawmor the malaria alant or
no dictum W— in tan:
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dwr any other evil.‘ Furthermore. iuul
humanity only mm mo and lived."
not that Grid, ongood. ia tbo‘unbl
6. use emu mgmuuonrnm
Mid mm
11ml
mumhmmflmw
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my! will andwmarmwm“ a»; ..
(hum Mimi; m. um‘~_ .
.w. “(‘me non momma; .
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never lineup! ' “ ,
Brutally it must be soon that all
evil. be it war. sin, disease. or death,
can only be overcome through having
more ofthe Mind which was in Christ
Jesus. that in through gaining more
spiritual understanding, for spiritual
understanding alone can prove in: our-
nal mind and in mi effects to to pow;
Oriana at all times and under all ole
m
15h. laria surely approaching when
men of all nationa and cream will no
longer waste their time and be befooi-
ed by the flimllonn of that one evil,
C
the mutual mind. into-coelu'u
health. when. or holinou through
material meana. but when all men will
acot'to how Marlyn; and in that
understanding of God and of His di.
vine law, spiritual existence. sin, die-
eabe, death. war. and all mortality will
pans away into their native nothing-
neon“ into utter darhnoaa before the
light of Christ. or of spiritual under-
standing.
Thin ill the message which Christian.
Science is today bringing muttering
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