11'
“l ‘ C Hope and Walt, ruan 14. in "Blind Youth " the. hit of
{cial committee on the Masonic Home.
ilo which the matter of the drive fund
was referred. The resolution re-
.1 18511—th, Frenchy. One step.
Mc-ow. One step.
70122-«Don't Let us Sing any
More About the War.
‘V‘T.
Eyet paid their quota to the fund in
gthe proportion of $5 a member, to do
380 on or before May 1. the. quota to
the based on the membership Jan. 1.
‘1919.
The officers were installed by past
r'Grand Master John O. Rowland. of
“'allingford. He was assisted by
three marshals. past Grand Masters
{Thomas McKenzie. ot' Westerly;
lLeOnard J. hiCkPTSUn, 01 “r (35! LOT”;
16 So. Main St. .
.Wall, and Arthur C. Wheeler, of Nor—
. 5walk.
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘ Grand Master VV'allace S. Moyle ap-
lpointed Walter T. ArnOld. of Meri-
den, Grand Junior Steward Mr A1-
7 n 1
pull-’1
-v.., I.-.
iiiy News
fThe Rev. Harris S Star of Fair Hav-
ner deputies w<re appointed, Samuel
A. Moyle,. of New Haven, for the
Fourth District, and Arthur N. Nash,
or Westerly. for the Eighth. At the
annual meeting of the Masonic Char-
numus 'l Raymond is (onfined to $3 P‘gundation, FredhA Verplanzk, 0'
‘ 1n . anc este1. was (' osen pre81 ent;
1.011.. on l‘lax Hill road with the the Rev. A F Lewis of North Ha‘en
""9““. lvice—president; George A. Kies, of
—-— Hartford secretary and Joseph Baths,
Hamming at the Clifford Hot‘Gl of Hartford treasurer. Radical chang-.
hskollar Saturday night. Ev el‘)body es in plans for new buildings were an-
and cing free nounced. to include a. central court in-
‘m stead of straight front. Ground will
be broken in April. The treasurer
ABRAHAR ABDO co_ open their will have $15 000 with which to begin
it;
9 e; f t n_ the Work Dining the year, there
‘ere 98‘" " 191 [C cream rui co were 16 admissions. 20 deaths and
190““an cigars and tobacco. at 28 four dismissals. There are 126 resi—
_\\00d.wa1d Ave, SO. Nomalk |dent members. Superintendent John
" _ l0. Rowland reported raising of farm;
The! car of Mr. Banks of \‘orotou products in 1918 valued at $29,211.
Treasurer Buths announced the year's
receipts at $50,902, including $11,000
in legacies. Balance $28,628. assets
on January 1. 8217.956.
skidded on ('lark's Hill, Stamford yesA
ivnlarmominc. and was somewhat
. “amazed The front wheel. was: smash-
«1 l
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t
‘_ —————— ‘ :STATE OFFICERS
F The Ulifford [Clotel’lmthskellar say. ASK MONEY FOR
1...;- nigiit. lan(1n.. tru. BIG DEFICITS
8:30 until 11;:m
(Continued tram First Page).
Merriam's or-.
t
vhestm ;
l
rim 51.11.- laboratorv has not wt}
in a report relative to the cause ol_1\lu‘.1ohester. by a New Jersey gang
of the nine. horses (,y Dr. A (a pvhich planned th. rail on the Cheney
mm”. in Stamford. The ”‘90” i1: ‘ISllli nulls in a saloon in Jersey City-—
.not all the murderers have been cap-
*1!
""1““ tomorrow :tured. L'ut State 3 Attoiney Alcun is
_._ :always right onto his job and he is'
”tank. megway aged sixteen 'prcpaxing to stait the half dozen‘
:thugs on their way to the rope, so far
‘21:; he is (armed, at the earliesti
.day possible
'lln Archer case is the other trial!
{and bo.’ h of thcm (hik (‘onanti
:sa;<l, VVouId call 101 Hllflll more monv;
.. |f_V than the (curl now had on hand i
'l he 181110315 “We 1’ “'3” brand 01 'The cOllllllllitt' will probably grant all‘.
- : cm are. often .1 at a 11 mailiably low Lhti is quuestcd
lirice in 'l‘ristran. & My 311' 5 ad. on the, Pr 1 Sfihoar'l Needs Nio'tllfy S h l
1‘ ... . .- Q 1 ~ ~-': _, 1 an; t we e1 0 e c 00
1.1.4. pa.-. , top. then VVith ”01111 -bpt‘”1” for the 172‘11 in llaitford told the com-
dl'rr‘h £00115 3W1 outmg flim‘lmittee ii: a? his sclionl u ould “ant
“about 3415.000 more to run out the
year. The state allows them $300 a
year per pupil but. it costs $400. There2
are 1‘25 Connecticut cases at the in-;
stitutc. Massachusetts and New
Vllaznpshire also send pupils to the
school and Massachusetts has prom-
ised to pay,as much as Connecticut.
This is a private institution, but no
' . 11‘s has been missing: limn his homo
South Main stroll 101 the. past two
.11 cording to a. report nude in
spat Q nts.
H
.y:«‘.
polltt by the ysoun ' man's
n Waxlli
:z1lj:-.:i‘l!)l‘ Court in Briduv‘port.
l'tilee Green adjourned the.
. 1 ~ application for a receiver
1- .111721 Davenport Company to
{£1,113} upon for the shotl ca!
-.-.~. i. is probable that within :1
other creditors will moi/c
l1. (ht-
‘: 73.21,
m” ‘V-di . one makes any profit out of it. The.
7. a.» rive Stamtord company “d3u‘ig',slale pay for each‘individual sent
‘ ..:-_ni-:rupt. _' there. By the law it allows $300 a.
' year. But with everything. at double
._4
cost then: is a deficit Several other
:'.- . 1 1' ' [the State
~““’“u “4“an 0 departments asked {01 small amounts.
:1. recently mustered out, will.
-- a farewell dinner at the DaVen
--:t. Stamford, Saturday eVening. all
‘ 7 There will be music by an or—!
w :tra and a vocal quartette The
lets will be Maj. Thomas of Soundz
vach, Capt. Wheeler of Darien andi
:aut. Banks of Norotou. There will:
, .. over 100 present.
'l he
A l1
51:11
t1r01l.,
' “'lli‘l)‘ 'L
Try them today.
”centsawa, indudidéwarby
For solely l I) .:
Eckxnan lahnl‘nlgl'; Daflamnhh
ADVANCE STYLES IN
font: more convmient tins to , WOMEN’S
ma unima- get a very {FOOTWEAR
lugs bank account.
All mahogany call, or dark.
brown kid, mahogany calf vamp;
“with.“ side top. Mahogany
cw, _I‘lth brown suede top.
that. safe-
compo 111.1
1 .
I16 time to ave is now.
.7 Four pet centhdd and
anal mounts Invited.
_: H . . ART“ Mules-“unn‘... A - .....
i , 1...... 1113:11 ”HUSBAND 1N Nonwnin‘.
RFCOR
_ , ‘1 H , Your" The noted actor, Lou Tellegan. with;
‘3")11’ pilot-181‘, ere s ithe entire New York cast. will appoat '
Boy Eat the Regent Theatie on 11 1‘1ng Feb-
.'I ~.t.. . 51 1n -) "ltl:
» Your Baby _ 1o stason VH1 171‘ in 1'11 tuflds (1:1
3‘ Melody In ions: and surretwtzzl 11m ill ..ew torn
Little G'irl ‘nitv. This is. one of the best shows
' ’ !;oi‘ the season. Tickets on- sale on
1551 :(liBjy'Ef 3.: Amie B I; l‘nesda)‘. hellrttm: ll.
; Navy Wil ring ‘ . ~
Back. tALL moons MUST
cc Vlorst Is Yet to g NOW USE ENGLISH
0‘0an. 2 ”—_ '
0311 You Tame Wild 5 (Cami sued From First Page)
‘ "" Ivg‘imlémvcr too Late to i” ”"1 ““0”
a? NO 5 9 Anti: 11 towaid the completion of the
Be Sorry $1511.1mn building fund for the Mason-
Watch, Hope and Wait,.1c Home will be hastened by the
Little Girl. iadoption of the resolution of the spe-
,quires that all lodges which have not .
'nold was in direct line of succession. 1
en VV as appointed Grand Chaplin Two.
‘I heard it down in 'l’nrrytown,
l
4% g
$1.50 MUFFLERS
$3.50 “
' $5.00
6‘
N0? walk
SPERM".
limiter: lots at 'chs’ liver»
seats, ages 3 [0 lliycars
a” Price ‘
SILK MUF F LER‘S REDUCED
the
$215
$3.15
Rogers 8. Stevens
Two Stores
So. Norvialk
} l
1
.30: 3
I
Gatecrmg to the . :Chieldren
Isanim pmofourbnsinessaud we never miss a
chance to addicmethiug new and novel for their pleasure and.
comfort.
A variety with a. Wide range of prices of BABY on
big
RIAGES AND GO OARTB, XIDDIE OOOPS, CRIBS AND
ORADLES, BABY YARDS IN SEVERAL STYLES, ALL
KINDS OF HIGH CHAIRS.
RAYMOND u SON
’WaJJ and High Sta.
Free Auto Delivery to All :IBmfl'r-‘o’unding Tms.
Norwalk.
BUWERWORTH RIFLES TO GIVE
DANCE FOR 6TH CO. FUND.
At an informal meeting of the Enter-
ed-to devote the proceeds of. their
dance scheduled for the evening of.
Washington's Birthday to the fund are sure to bring the best results ob-
.w—
the'members of the former Sixth (30.,
who are‘somavidly returmng to their
peace time vocations in this city. The
in these columns
tainment. Committee of the Butter- yesterday for the banquet will be fol-
worth 'Rifles last evening it was decidy
1
plans as outlined
lowed.
Want
—'—Sentlnel
being-raised for a proper welcome for tainable.
llNGUlN THE REAL
PREAGHEH 0F THRIFT
Great American’s Birthday Has
Especial Significance at
Ihis Time.
Abraham Lincoln will always stand
[or the Great American for the reason
that there is in his biography every-
thing which appeals to the imagination
of the. American.
.One thing which Lincoln constantly
urged was the practice of ”thrift. The
[mat American earnestly advised fru-
‘nlity 11nd thriftfor others as stepping
none: to success.
'Therefore It happens this year that:
[Ancoln's birthday 1111s for America an
especial significance. “'9 are engaged
In a great campaign for the inculca-
tlon of habits of thrlt‘t. The process is
I little reversed from what it was
with Lincoln, for the main object ’of
this thrift campaign, carried on espe—
cially through the medium of the War
Savings Stamp, is primarily in the ln-
.tercst of the country, that the war
which saved the world may he paid
for. But the principle remains the
same. and the effect upon the individ-
ual is precisely what Lincoln held it
would be.
The child who today puts his pen-
nies into Thrift. and War Savings
Stamps, the young man or woman who
lays away money in this form of gov-
ernment security. will presently be
possessed of a fund which will be of
great financial value in the future.
Money for further education, money
to use in starting in business. money
with which to buy more and better
tools to use in your trade—are Bot
these incentives for the collecting of
War Savings Stamps? If Lincoln
could speak to us today. it he could
speak to the young people of today
lndto those who, like himself, have
to strugglefor advancement-he would
plead with them to save. ”And what
better way is there to do this than by
buying W. S. 8.?
Watch ’21:: Grow!
Erect oaks‘trom little acorns grow,
From Plato down they‘ve all said
that,
But now they re saying something else
Which knocks all other sayings flat.
I hea1d it 11an Rome. N. Y., ,
'War Savings Stamps come easily
It first 3 Thrift Stamp you will buy 2"
Who-has not'dodged the festive cup
1‘0 keeping Thrift Stamp buying up?
.i‘kt‘k‘k‘ltt‘kii'i‘i'i
i
1k
* WHAT LINCOLN TAUGHT. '
By EARL BALDWIN THOMAS.
How often when I talk 0!
Thrift, the thing the nation'-
boomlng so, I think of one whose
thoughts uplift, although long
since they've laid him low
--the homely. gaunt, heroic man
whose birthday dale falls in the
week, the seer whose glowing
vision ran beyond the goals
plain mortals seek. whose sound
and common sense advice
brought concord out. 1 cgvll'
war. who warned the. tin of
the price, yet when he struck
jinn-lied to the core! Thrift
me his life. ’he preached it
when White House doors were
his to turn, and, though his in-
come grew 11 bit, he never let 8
dollar burn. Folks loved him,
and his memory grows richer as
the years increase. One thing
he left fur you and me was this:
“Achieve a lusting.r peace." The
way to get this, you'll agree, is
pay the debts and clear the way.
So cut out all the flummery and
buy War Savings Stumps today!
‘fi“$fi|t .cocdouaosintssswuso‘oo- v
********.__—f_******l
111—! us1»u»1+1ossttwttmssssttssststs11H
THRIFT OGRAMS ]
Money can beget money. and its 0!!-
spring can beget more-Buy War Sav-
ings Stamps.
It is foollsh to lay out money in a
purchase of repentance—Buy Wu;
Savings Stamps.
\
' Gain may be temporary and 1mm
into; but expense is constant and oer
mun—Buy War Savings Stumps.
A penny saved is a twopence clear.
A pin a day is a great a. yearn—Buy
War Savings Stamps.
Buy what‘thou hast need of. and
ere long thou shalt sell the necco
sarles—Buy War Savings Stamps.
It is easier to suppress the first do ‘
sire than to satisfy all that follow it.—
Buy War Savings Stamps.
'smcs THRIFT HA3 TAUGHT in
WHAT «1T MEANT
NO MORE WE WASTE THE HUM-
BLE CENT.
Hold Your w. sis. .
Until Maturity
Hold on togyour Wnr suing-
Certificate 18mg. Serie- ot .1913
sinned toflM‘Wur Saving! cor
twenties.
They are good in themselves for!
$5 on January 1, 1m Bold them
and do not cashthem.
:The omm.mm
supplied 'by Wand aly
urgent necessity should cause bold-
are to 11th for redemption .
before maturity.
311cm is no need In aching-
astamps for 1919 WI: Bum
-J‘t‘xfle Sim
j any town in.
ll:
“*1
Advtérfisements
E. C. Burt’s CaniileverShoe
“For women, is not like the ordinary “COMFORT” shoe, but
is scientifically constructed .to combine ease and good looks
in such a. satisfactory way that it is in a class by itself.
Ask to see the “Cantilever” Shoe.
Satisfactory Stockings of Every Grade
CONNEALLY a BRACKEN
81 WW m1. ionth cm
window glass have m.
All- you have any broker
replace them, thereby
saving heal.
'l‘llF GORHAM C0.
DECORATORS‘
TEL 452 East Norwallt
.—
$ $.:
CENTRAL HOTEL
Plncroonuby the week. WWW
ligand-dun: Fin-watched; “Restaurant. Italian
sndAmu-imnnylo
um.
Comer lam-co 1nd M33.
11 mass. Manager 3.111833; rum-Mar.
Hershfieldfs Molar Express
122 WATER 8152331380. NORWALK,PHONB 294.
NEW YORK, 438 SIXTH AVENUE; PHD!!! PM“ 798
DAILY TRIPS BETWEEN NORWALK AND NEW YORK_
Opu'ateSevenBcst'h-uolniuthomto mnmnump
Trucks for contractors’ Work.
Telephone yourordars. mmmugmn.
ontyfomémr all 1: help employed. A noeipt given and obtained
M
Wohiulunything 1w 1,.“ ,.
Paddchun-tcr mythingonywharcfi ojo . lax-goontoomn.
BENJAMIN nsnsnrmLDani-ietor
m...
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Spring Frdlings
This is the season when Frillings are an actual blessing——
Afrillgimsuchanew, difi'erentlooktotholerge or silk
frock you have been faithfully wearing for some time. Shown
here in white, cardinal, French blue, victory red and Combi-
nation colors. Prices from 256 to $1.25 yard.
A NevV'Lineof Collars
and Rufflings
Quitethenewutmingincollm of Georgette, Satin
and Organdy is the platted style, especially designed for r0
Daintily embroidered and Jose trimmed Georgette and Organ-
dycollan, squmroundandpomd soc—$125
mfladudhcmstitehed 590—3136
Bollfiolluso!hcavyundahcermterlals....... coo—41.00
A variety of 3% some with a little touch of color,
.........
J I. MALLETTE
4‘
Mamet. m
“to.“ B
i
!compelled to decline this and that
‘kind of food because he was UN-
EATS EVERYTHING
A man who for years had bum
ABLE TO CHE'VV,‘ now having I.
'full set of tee' h Vihich giVe him
.no trouble whatever, and enabh
him to eat EVERYTHING. Etch
.of the pleasure of life is in cutting,
land in eating VARIOUS ms
of food.
Why not IN SURE your pleasure
Egethhaving us attend to your
>Br..J.ll.Mall£ry
16 "So. Main St.
‘ South Norwalk.
Oilice Hours—9 a. m. to 8 p.11. ‘
Sundays_by Annoin‘tmfl
11111 NEW scum
DEFINITION OF CHIROPM
cause of the disease and the m of
adjusting the suns. Disease is on“
by a 1Wrench, twist or sprain In .m
back. Even if done in Childhood, It
creates pinched nerves and m In.
later life in the diner-exit organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause at
disease and pain, health is M
through harmonizing the lam cya-
w
1:1 your body. mammals-
given special attention; also-m
tors of the spine. You will never so
gret givinrthe Ch‘ropnctor 3 than“
to help you.
Magnetic Treatments Elven Also.
T. FRANCIS. ll. C.
34 Washington St. ‘80. Not-walk. m
m m “Inasmuch
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Sand for Mom Puni-
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INSURANCE
0! all Kinds in Strong and
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Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
_ In all its Branches
J. M. Layton & Co.,~lnc.
5 RAILROAD 11m, Bl
com NORWAL‘K. 001..
repaired. Rentals .0
per month. Indium
sold at 310 not month.
PLUMBER
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