0' l
'rrsn PART or VALOR
.a brave man or a. coward?
., 3‘6! become heroes.
Wire. of. an act is its measure.
Moi: the war is hell and that
w: cifluen: or the United States
Monoxbnve no business to be
win France» for England you
». mew stay With it. ‘If you
_ lmcoutage to face m-i-ticsm you
uidrmt out and over the top in no
,. haulage where there is some
Wthncyou may see-home again.
.. Whitman is this war in Europe
to mammal? You don't want to
unnetqnything, do you? You don’t
,mu-nttggivo up your life for the labs
fi’jntnlcbvthlflg' "humanity."
fl;mzbeiieve in humanity and that
Shouldn’t-odious, save your own" life
ind Win it to the service ct your
“Dominant! the woman who do-
rveofii; a: you.
110% you fellows are staying with
fit bounce you are too cowardly to
protecfitdo- assert your own wills.
Your-wills are the best judges of what
”hr-you .to do. Don't ask any
one'o‘womns to what you would bet-
. arm;- You know that what is the
W3 linsdo. Do it and save your
- life! idler-many never did any: harm
10‘le the newspaper tales at
I , “omega printed to inflame you to
the mug pitch, they were lies, you.
nova-needn't believe what you read
in tumors.
‘ If' m stay with ten
‘ Moustache, all you will get out'bl
1 I will“&‘ tombstone in France.
the outfit
Mrs. munch J. Seymour is ill at her i
Macao-mu street.
' illusion“ Hawks is confined io
Harlin-emu Fourth street with illness
Wfieorge Plank, of the U. S.
W. was a. recent visitor
, Dorian Point
mum“) that Landlord O‘Sulli-
van “smelting for a busy season at
hat Mar eating place.
l
a
3 . [Kermit Scotield is advoctatlng -u
non-s one all East Norwalk‘ enjoys.
takeprmuch pride.
niraMJclckerson has sold her
.My afternoon and the
Mm passed between in-
149nm aged six years, and
m aged two years, have
matinee! with scarlet fever at
W at.- Bridge street, East
. Lona is‘ reported seriously
' W. slightly ill at present.
unions-ant: prep-fins for their
,Wtfltrthe ,gomedytskotch én.
,. “mmnister’s Wife’s New
I m.m will be presented un—
m motley assaulted in
. _Hotel onlast‘ not!”
731m!” B. Taylor (Bat-
: Holmes has had Kunz
no charge of nounlt."
‘ era
by
given out at the Com-
eo‘tovdoy alter-non by in-
M Normal]: Improve-
ill-om a‘friond who has
ng in France the follow.
which was dropped from a , .
inimlnne among American take charge of the East:
the purpose of disorganile
, uncle of the men.- It didn’t
ma brave man to stand up for
Mills. , Cowardsstand- behind
" we. imaginsins that by so
son.- toiand ionic and nurture
tlono have has brought to mankind by
Oomm- Hall for Rowsyton. Just ,agitntlon, perhaps these words—hus-
tily written—~mag give us visions of a lxomton
my visits“ to this place speak in Community Hall. Well it we do not t
’wrds 31.33159 ot the hall in which have it we“ can dream
' smile Just through the thought of what t0 so
we could have in the way of keenesl. cal company. quarters on this night.
plwures in a
hound-Jo; inane avenue. to Mm , sanizatlon. .
' W . The sale was. con- Yours for innocent inn and 10‘s of it.i There will be no celebration 0! the
Lima'Shepard Moots g Dal-ion Boy.
-ceived his dischélrge from the army
and has resumed his position with
Johnson & Higgins, New York. in their
wine insurance department.
comps. Madison Barracks and For:
Niagara, he was commissioned.a first
lieutenant in'the artillery and sent to
San Antonio, Texas, where for some
time he was attached] to the 345th Ar~
tillery; after passing the physical ex- stranger ‘0 D
amination for aerial observers he was
sent to Font sm, Oklahoma, and took ‘3'” "‘nnezation is hoped for.
the courses in photographyrunapping
and wireless direction of ar‘illery lira
and after taking the machine gun
course at“ Mt. Clemons, Mien, was
grnduated as an aerial observer and
ordered overseas. ‘
Stopping a few days in England, he
went on to France and whilehe did
not get: to the fighting area, you many
interesting nights from camps at
Tours .and Chatilion and made sev-
Frcnch, government.
What struck him as a singular co-
incidence whilc at Fort 361“ last 'Mny
was that in‘sonding a. mlogram‘to his
mother-gal: Tokeneke,,;_the soldier in
charge of tho'tologciphodicefm whom -
he handed it
Ely-lumen!
will mean an advance'in the cost 015m and an F. a, liollnnd
9’ the staple products to the aanumel-S. been spending a few days in
‘ York. ,
Mr. and Mrs.
.
. The. announcement recently mace
. by. the Rev. liaroid E. Wilson"; pastor from .
of the East Avenue Methodist church so ‘ in Norwalk.
“ w he is tormign asthe head of the,
arrival in this city. ‘ He came here to
at 1917, previousto that time ,he had Kastendieck. mm
for live" years.
Home Missions and Church ExtenSion. 1:30.
parture of the popular clergyman. they
are pleased to hear of his npoplntment-
to such a fine position and are wish-
ing him the best of sficc‘css in his new
work. Mr. Wilson’s resignation takes
Rowayton M. E. Sunday
eifect April-6th.
Tickets are on sale.
rm «m M ~ 0W. .
ma... _
west through the lots as far as
. ' “www-
’wummmm'
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.. NEED OF COMMUNITY HALL.
Rowayton, March 21, 1919. an hour.
To. the Editor of the Sentinel: were “‘9'" “P- Fenmv
Social activities are here again, the sllrubbery were destroyod, and the
barn on the Samuel Richards Weed
war smudged well nigh everything but , ‘ ' . I I an, 9!
Liberty Bonds and theehigh cost of property 98“” lire, but the ”my“ Subject. ‘The Christ of T '
living. Now that the tales of horrors action at the fire fighters WM; the
clue
are pretty well told, we long for the chemicals saved the building.
gleeful "doings" of pro-war days. or the hay inside was burned.
Surveying the social and intcl- "
lectual movements in Rowayton we
nity action, we are a people of di- thOdiBt EDlBCODB-l church,
oop-holrmight be found for any pen I" S. C' E‘ “t 4:30 9' “'31 W 7
Imagine, if you can. Mr. Ffdiior, 4"“ H to acceptnchall
tournament. 0n next
enlng the (human will be play
my
0: course anticipatory joy is a filmy
flair, but many reforms and revolu~ dred points each and
in Noroton.
vwlll 'mntch cues,
on com an will
'about it and p y
community hall and on; TRINITY CHU NOTES
Holy Communion on Sundays in
HARRY E. SCOFIELD. ,
o clock. until turther 11.0909.
Lieut. Frederick B. Shepard has re-
Axtier attending two.ofllcers’ training
New Haven.
sie Franklin of diocesan treasurer
the United Thank Offering of
Woman's Auxiliary of the' Board
Foreign Mission, will speak.
gloat, republic of China. The united
thank alteringis an altering murals
made» up of anion conulbuuons two:
the women in the Episcopal church..
and is used distinctly for woman’s
workrfor Women. ,.
1 Aerial maps a! the vicinity which;
law. become the property of the
....
‘-
-
proved-to be' a Darlen’noy eel-.1. E. Tests and W
reborn; ‘ 5 ,A Dsnn‘nbotnd
1|
' .W ,,
. month, nor four months beginning M83; nmnngtho hrstéiot the lightness people "
lat. Ibis not known whether this to reopen, their homes for tusiueiion.
I 7‘ . vs .
' Ralph'Case aremovtngl. 7'
"Banned to Trinity place.-
Churies Well: of Rowayton is new
ithird district-summit; receivedrwia~mnmuim for spins: ‘ p H J
much regret by his pmshionersandmma-m1m docks. mm first Jim W > _ , 7 enoo'
ibejarge circle, of (fiendsto whom Mr. being ,mflder than last you». the dé. w“; ‘mue Rev. 3731!]!- 1,5113%”. ma.
Wilson has endeared himself since his mend for Emilia; is not go hm, “It ~
Services will be held inthe Moths
. . . Meme ”9' 0di5t Episcopal church on Sunday at
ihodist Episcopal chm in the spring 1030' and 7:30, the mmr..RmE 1.1:
been Pastor of the church in m“ school, with lBibiestudy elm r W‘
3"?“ Wilsonis 1““ men and women‘at 11:50.. Epworth .
ing the local church to accept a’ posi- League devotional meeting at 8:45.
tion. as the “Siam‘ht dire'ét’or Of the Ladiel!’ Aid Society will meet in the smut: A warning mt?m
bureau of publicity of the Board of an”! on Wednesday afternoon at .misevwilh Evil. Joshmuappen . 8.
Church prayer meeting. Thurs- BN3 ”lid!-
Although everyone will regret the do- dsy evening at 7:30. OnI-‘riday even. Enronhnlmague meeting at 6:46.
ing at: 7:45. in the hall of the'Rowatyv-
ton Hose House, the play “Miss Molly"
will be given by high school students.
it will now be kindly repeated for the the basement of the church.
school.
A serious grass are occurred in the
upper Brookside Section yesterday at-
ternoon. The flames started from the PM".
vicinity of the Sterling garage on the “an!“
Turnpike, and were swept by the wind
flax Hill Road. A crowd or aboutflfty Church. Harold E. Wilson. pastor.
‘men. directed by Deputy Fire Chief
,Willlam J. Powell of Norwuik, and:
5 other firemen, fought the fire for over '
All the chemicals available Chas-
trees and
Oscar Mills, of Highland avenue. will
find that there is no general commn- give the message in the RowaytonMe
tomorrow Alum will "meet for work.
visions and askances, there is a social “10'1““; He is chairman 0f the Four
center for many in the fire company's Minute Man and the local Methodist
organization. and a splendid body it is, 9mm“-
but. there is no club or order that is 7'
all-inclusive. " , Rowayton Baptist Church services mulch. Rev. Albert E. BeebP, Wm?-
We need a Community Hull that as fidlows: Sunday. public worship
shallbring every Demon in our village with sermon by Rev. F. s. Glamor
to its support. The reglllatiOns of it Montvillc. Conn.. at 1030 1.131., 933 5
should be so broad and liberal that. no 1" “’— B‘b'e ““001 at 11?” “5m"
; mach. at 1:30 p. m., Ladies Aigfldcleyc 7: J:
in such an organization what detect. 9‘ m., my“ and Biblesfitdrm.
able 'doing's" we could have! Plays, 131de at 3 p. m...lr.:l. P. S. C. .E.
debates, dances, sings. festivals, lec~
At a a lid meet ' of one
tures, celebration, moving pictures. pee ing the B
Company Thursday evening it was de-
from the
what. such a building would mean for Noroton 393““ Fl” Company {or ‘
Rowayion. it would be the social and
intellectual center for all the people—
No person excluded or slighted be-
cause of age, race. color, religion, pos-
session-s, education.
CV~
when Wm‘hloore of this company
and Wm. Patience of Newton will
play. also Henry Foreit at this corn-
Geu Scaffold of the Newton
companyt The games will be u hun-
wili be played
0n next Thursday eve-
ning at Rowayton, Elmer Crook, of
illelocul company and Wm. Bennett, of
and Chas.
’ells, a veteran player or' the Rowny-
bs pitted against
Wm «Fitch. of Newton. it is phanod
rvc light refreshments at the in
Rev. Adelbcrt Chapman of Brida- .
DOrt will olilclsto at all servioeg“‘bb‘-_WG'3 3m Wm moot-It. 6“"
.morrow. Mr. Chapman is a man of a
great deal of experience, and conducts
a. line service, and has proved an in-
teresting talker on previous Sundays.
Rev. Kenneth McKenzie of Westport Boyvlewwavcnue.
W" be unable to be present next Wed-
nesday, and thewommittee has been
very fortunate in securing Rev. George
A. anne, assistant ot‘Trinlty church,
Mr. Kayne, although a
eople in South Norwalk.
comes highly recommended. and a
On Thursday at 3 o'clock, Miss Bes~
m” u ' -
Franklin’s address will be illustrated arch 23' mu ”0'
. by stereoptico’n slides showing file
work of the 'Woman's Auxiliary in
Alaska, the border-land otthejdlo. m
distracted Mexico. and of manor?!)- . .
sermon-by mmnwmc‘ficin‘ i
Emma existence, music we
80mins PI-L'HBT- 222%?
New. ‘
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Come
in ma get interested in-
em
Evening service out: :30 of song and ;
mucking Theme: The hope of the '
world—A Mon. 7
Monday evening. 7:30~BOys Club in
On Timrsday evening. 7:45, prayer.
and. praise service. Friday evening at
8 chinchilla Men's Christian Induc- .
trial League meetings Judge Johan.
Light will speak on the “League of
Choir will rehearse this or»
at 7:30. lull attendance is do
. ‘ a——-q-———. :
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
10:30 Homing worship with canton
by the pastor. Subject. "The Victory
official.” , . ; . ‘ ._
12. Sunday School and Men‘s Bible ,
6:30 Epworth e ' devotional
meeting. The motor will be the lead-
er.
7:30 Evening worship and sermon.
bl! Bryant
Monday night :1. 8 o'clock there will
be a stereoptlcan lecture in the church
on "The Great World War,” The lec- 10 a.
ture will be illustrated by more than 11 a.
one hundred lantern «slides. and will be .mon.
oi: unusual interest. A small admit 7:30
slop fee will be charged. . ' men.
Wednesday afternoon, the Ladies
Thursday. 7:45, . mid-week service.
Subject: “A New Sacrificial Spirit to
Ben:- Hard Things." ,
. -——-— :ficyn 'w
' Korwuk Methodist Episcopal 9
Sunday services:
. , ignt.
10. t. .
7- the H
a
‘ " chool. Meeting or‘
leader.
7:30 p. in. Evening service.
Tho pastor will preach at both ser-
vices.
Tmodny evening at 7:45 the Class
awn
Howell,
.. Thin!
Thursday evening at 7:
or meeting.
Knight 5:. A. or 11 Church. Rev.
’Wm; St. A. Lynch. D. 1)., WW.
Reaching at 10:30.1. In. and 7:30
p. m. .
Sabbath School 12:30
W.
Week
cordially invited.
First Consrvcaum Church 01:80. MM
Hrs. F.
mm. Stowe, organist.
Services will
Tu
"Hershey at the Foot of the Mount." 5 D- in.
Mrs. Smith 'will sing. The Sunday These
School. and Men's Club will meet at. days,
8 11::45.
7 “Should Wage. 50mm with “:13,
AM of Peacez" ~ The YoungPeo.
(was:
On Tuesday
Emannn Club will met a the mom, a.
one. The district chairmen at tho,
Womb Manchu“ meet; at the .—
home—o! Mu. m. Bradbury. 40
at. 3,. o'clock. W
On. Thursday evening the Jim’s
Bible Class will meet at anchor-ch.
The lesson. will b6 round in the .213:
has been invited 1... ms the Men’s
The. music pm
lsoeu»
. . ' Mrs. E. Irving Smith -
Militants-Pence l W..,Wlth.Y01
'»3 . n}..'.,...:..:.§l.:..._..:...WU
‘Paswrnlsfim... Mild
do-..“
any time.“
, Sous: Nor-walk 13W Church; J.
Hanna; Thom-on. mm ’
. ,
10:30:. in. ,xmworshlp. with charge.
'fiuemgfll Faith. _ , .
1:2 nimble Wigwam
6:30 p. 3
dammit.
. ,
s'
“.35!ch
.Slmm
will?“
.1 W wig—mnowoq Grass Baptist 0m Glands: March
SW11“.
Recitation—«Master Harv ey Clem-
Solo—im- cum Bmwn.
Recitation-«Maoist {Arthur Boyer.
, Recitation—Alice Emma.
Solo—Mr. E. 0. Powell.
Duet—Jilin Ev; Jones cadmium
Karenina.
Recitauon~3iaster Luther Clements.
mutations-Miss Grace Mullen.
Romanov-Miss Elisabeth Jones.
{Bohr—Mrs. J. Whitehead.-
MW' Mr. W: J. Whaley.
. Recitation—411’s: Alice Simms.
Recitation—Ed. Simon.
‘Raommttobb‘rsnk Scott.
Recitation—Jessie W. Whitehead.
Solo—Mrs. J. Johnson. .
Solo—41m. E; 0. Powell.
Reading‘s-Nils EnnllnSonbrools
Kannada—Miss Katie
solo—~Miss R. Hall.
Closing lunar-ks by pusher.
Committee out-programs: Miss'liilsio
Trinity Church notices. Calendar
for the week beginning March 23.
Third Sunday in Lent.""'
Monday. 7:30 p. in. Red Crow.
Tuesdw. 2 p...m. Sewingmecung of
the‘Womon’s Guild
'Wedneoday 7:15
prayer and salmon. Rev.
Thursday at3p.m. Miss Basie
Franklyn of Hanson! will give an il-
lustrated address on the work or the
. , r . p. [lulled Offering of the Women’s Anne
9 “~ “L Ck“ mm“ mm" m only ton-om at Mission
glared”. “EH45 p. m. Meeting.“ the
. Gl ‘ Fidel)
M . Mr. Jesse T. Dun : “and”.
col.
. bum anchor. .- _ d.
r “room ... .......- c...
1:“ng Alice Hamil, or Rev. Adolben cum 0! and» ‘
45 “19 PW‘ Sunday Solid; 10.:
‘ and Holy Comm
'9- In" St. Andrew’s
353 Madam ; 1:30 (rm.
p. in. Class Myanmar-lion
eating Tuesd evening. Stranger noon at 5.
m ay imam.» 7:30
Jdrew's M353 Hun otmongn-
Norwnlk. Rev. F. H. Jacobs, minister. chumltwiulodmjessoncm War. '
lrving Shall, soloing, In. 3M!) by Owned 8. .. , ,.
W90! thin,»'laok._is we toast, "
begin promptly at ,0: the Annmintton 8. V.
10:30 a. in. Mr. Jacobs will speak on. vices will be “7:30
are for all who willows, And
Mr. Calvin}. Burtonwill loan the W18
the Iran's cm in thodiacusolon of. in the you-
vlm Church or Chris; Scientist, 5':
avenue.-;~Tho regular SM: ,
evening at 7:30 i320 service of this wax-ch is holds-$.13 1
Christian Science t. March 23: - H
“mm." W
address. , .
incremented from 1:30
1011. Friday evening the Men's Club Mawh
criminal:
. mwmrmolmum‘onm.
for SW): SJI‘nnd'y” mm “9:”. .
Prelude—Andante Goodwin" Gleason mom , mmmk i i‘
is H urchin: .New
A‘L‘ru’ l .; [T' I; .1,
The sum
mussel, South smug, Comv
‘ in
wliut they walnut: about. .
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Amelia Jones.
Robinson.
and Mr. Anthony Charity. .
to. Church School. 2
n1. flaming prayer and ser-
9. m. Evening prayer and ser-
4
p. :11. Evening
George H.
ill oficintc. '
“W.
m. Choir unhear—
My
7:! . p.
l ‘27: Ag {3; j:
Paul’s Parish, Rut Louis B.
motor.
Sunday in hunt. 7:30 a. m..‘
- 0:15.; nose. Paul’s.
30. &,m. ..
union and semen: 3 ,
School,
evening ,
MemmuSer
.mms’oervloo is
witmmwatter.
amm.mmm.
'llln. at econ»
Friday. -8 «the
13- In»
mm
I..~Tboser~"
m9mm..,and
services. Sandmfond M7. * ‘
open In do; every day
for private payer.
, .‘ to 4:80
chapter of Matt. The class will db \
cuss the events loodi to Gimmick m , , "
fiction, these next 3W a , 1 St 1, . ‘* ‘4
WWI": 1’“? a “:3? “mm ‘1'“, ‘93 Choice. W..8M:»m. Won no.1! .
"“5 “mam Stoop, . '
,.
serviceax $039 and eve-
cmo or the Methodist couch..an 311” mien Worms-m Delhi 7“
01' Light will head manipulation of. the ammmaulm.
the advisability of m the 9mm sermon. no
of League of Nations.
' QM? 1'
M”
pupils» Wasp: at" _
Am
- in waning.
and incapable time.
“min New York.
M . Gist-gm, g _
his Study, Lev. 16 at 4:15 p. In.
Free to all. ,
3:15 p. m. Praise and testimony During the Civil War in» w...
officer in the provost “m.
partment, and had many ox
ventures in running down
land bounty jumpers, Are...
on“; deputy sheriff of Tom“.
twelve years. and in ism
f the town of Tolland in the
H
We are anticipatlnx'a very spiritual I
We menacing hollow! with us-
the leader‘oLu large mis-
our. Monroe is alive wire nor Jesus. M" ‘
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an tomorrow’s
New YOrk Tribune
CCLORGRAPHIC
W Plrrioh’o "Pierrot" is typical
Offlmlo-Ific fancy of the most [mpnlnr
Joan-tin aria in America—n whiir—(‘lnd
M Ollie, mail“, lanterns —a pic“
Inn you will love to frame, and all ready"
for flaming.
‘ Deni. Hem-i Flare, the {Blilfllls French
Cm depicts here a l-‘rrm'h pilot
m from battle, guiding his plane
”W and holding n tirnd comrade
“mm. A thrilling subject—repro-
M be for the first time in any new.-
I'll-I'-
..D
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EVWY Sunday 4- pagt-s of color— repro-
‘, ‘ am infullcolor, on calendcred paper;
‘Ihrhtm of representative artists.
“chum Giles, F. Luis Mora. William
Eng, and many others.
‘ Tell your modeqler to reserve
you a copy of tomorrow’s
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Do not fail to comeund hear him. as , Iature- ‘ He came in this uni-1,.
you .wiii'be uplifted. and was yard foreman for 'm
God in still blessing us: wonderfully. terbury Brass Compam fur .m.
wsvsnsurzv RE i
. ~ l " " ’ . va'rEnminv. Mifiw,2§fw
, Rescue Mission, 27 Monroe strong Chapmw_ who dim ”MW :n"n;/'
QW‘Schooi. 2 on or his nephew, com-U. 3, (.hi 1m
‘ ' Wm having no home Sunday was jailer at the Tollanli (“lupin-r” -.
'Sch»-upeciallylnv1ted. in 1856 and sum] “a” 1‘ w.
v' . ,_
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some. ;..;
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: Mr. G910 of Stamford will have NQM‘S- He was Dl'omimlll ' 4‘
WW _= n.,,,%.-mcag:r‘ “9,32%; 11.9.35, Sermon. . change of the cal Masonic bodies and had m
m5: £31,338 “311914118. 9 all-J 12:3, .1). m“ BIND Sch”, G. w_ m service 8 p, m, commander of the (‘lnrk
, W, 7111 “181‘: the , _'J superintendent. , Bowling class Saturday afternoon, 3 K- T., 01' thiswcuy. Ills xvii.» mH, .
Sm“, N 31003381“ of the mmltio @0811. 4. MS a. m ,5 _i :_ "fil'~&glc’u"Nflt p, n, -‘ 1916 and he leaves a sister am
9:01; W53 W? gwliémnn years. 88cm! Concert oi the (time Bap- “WOVE-
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Scum Reading~Mn J. Hamid.
con Dorms ROOM
FURNITURE
is substantial and solidly bum
as it should be. In addition if
is thoroughly up to date in tl’
sign, being the very latest on
atlen of the highest funiitnw
making craftsmanship. it,
furniture that will last a 1m
time and remain beautiful .-.!-
Ways. The prices are an add: .,
'Altu‘ncuon.
‘1.
“south. NORWALK'
all m of Women’s and M15505
' we save from Five to F1{-
woos... .llwilfilbcmvoolled charge 3“?
"m then double the Pm“
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