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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 31, 1919 · page 7

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L- O. O. 'F. CENTEMRY.

 

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Local Lodges Will Attend Celebration
in Bartlet-d. l

Odd Fellows of Norwalk are plan-z
ruin}.v to attend in lame umber: ’thc
celebration of rho loath anniversary of
Odd Fellowship. which is to be hell! in

5010 25C Hartford Friday and Swank-y, April
1° 2.3 and 2%. and it La expected that alw-

‘mcal loses will be represented in the

big parade. which is to be heldon an;

afternoon of April 26', to a suitable dis-
‘ play.

— Children Ahout five years ago the Odd Fel-

lows of Hartford conceived the plan

f. 33 ,1 950nm of making an effort to celebrate in the

I ' capital of the stole the 190th univer-

' sary of tho blnh of the Olficr. The

.- plan was presented to the ofllcers of

IEL: e :‘l NELLY’S the grand lodge and approved and a

grand committee consisting of rcpt-e-
18 So. Main St.

scntativcs of the several lodges. en-
'EUUTH NORWALK.

 

Place Cards,
Llplflm, Etc.

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campmtml‘s and Rebekah lodges was
formed. “

Regular scssions wore held for me
' prriod prior to the actual declaration
of war by the Uniled States against
tho contra] powers. Much enthusiasm
and energy were aroused until that
time and the mpmbers nuhesitailngly
:unramced the money to be required
jfor the proposed celebration Then
came the war and Hartford lodges
coaxed their efforts on behalf of tltc
anniversary and confined their work in
getting a fund for war relief.

 

 

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Ema. France. dam—Finer ot‘ Mr. and
Brown Bram", Pine sin-ct.
Jenna. is unit-recoil»: an opera-
« New York.

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miticc are now M at Work to

. fulfil the earl; plans to give evidence

«- . _ of the greatness: and principles 0! Odd

ngun, of film "Erect. who has Fellowship.

l to Norwalk after a very sucg

'twmlfical season. has bad a had will be a monstrr event, and all the

'4 ”W 5”” .lodges in the state have hon invited

M ftn participate and to prepare floats,

Watch Your Stitch Club will decorations. emblems. service flag:

with Mrs. B. K. St. John. 15 St. and banners that will show M the

— rtreet, Wednesday at 2:30 order stands for; what it has done.

no)! Knitting for the Red‘CrOBs and what it proposes to do. Primes

" h? the work of tho afternoon. gun! be awarded for the moat attrac-

-— «— ifiVe floats and for the largest utmost-

!” Daniel B Sullivan and family ants in the parade in proportion to
wax-d mm their now home, 26 West mambemhip. '

.g-nue, today Many important im- Friday evening, April 25, wm'be the

movements hue been made to the opening of the ceremonies at Parsons;
v‘cmiscs by a force of workmen dur— lheall‘e and addresses will be mm b‘"
Pinkerton, Grand:

.m: the past few weeks. Past Grand Sire

-——'—’ 5 Master March. Representative Pond
A F011 was born to Mr. and Mrs Llw mayor of Ilarn‘ordand possibly by
(lam-g? Croclzctt m Pclham. N. Y, yrs .thc grand chief patriarch, the prem-l
lerdty morning The child's gram!- dent of the Rebekah assembly and de-
falhcr William G,
'mtfly ill in this city, nomado haunt} Militant. '. _ f
if: '11:. plasma" :1“? 'Wefi ll “'31? l‘m- " ‘5 ~ ‘ -.
;:.:"ril 9.0 h‘m.

SITE NEAR MONEY CENTER. ,

\. '.‘ all; l'i-‘hcrman will 'nn (lvlighiml thkard Has Hope of 5‘39".“ Fight in
who tomorrow arrives as on April lst or Near New York.

~‘ “WE: ismmismhl" in Oman”- NEW’ YORK. March 31—3259. wn‘

I' 1;. ”WM/“‘1 that fiSllinlz will lard and Jack Dempsey will me‘et in or:

”73 “"93" 300“ thiu Sprinc inas- near New York. July 4. if one of the?

--*-”~""* has 3’0““ “WP ("01“ WW lwo boxing bills introduced in the.

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Promoter Tcx llirkau'd is holding
candidates “pr” inizuml mm m- xhn M‘ll‘lllhrl of thv site until the."

" ‘3'!" Lodge 1“ P" 0- j' 705' ym" {am of ls-mlizcll boxin; in this state 15“

infin‘m‘r‘ Plans were made‘finall} (locidell. it was luamcdSalur-

3‘ "1 Stamford “0"?" on Tues- (lay {Him a. thoroughly reliable sources

“If: Afiril 9“" whan Distric? Locum-c of tho possibility that ion m?

"h“: Ryinmon will install evnn twplvc rmtml bums: may ho pct-l

Cm fihr following evening “)1th :

“mm” ‘7' T‘mmb‘ey The chance of ma bill introduced at‘
' 7' "'1'“ ruler: Of Stamford Albany by Senator “'nll-wr, which calls}

'1 ““4”” mo 'l'fizmrs in Nor- for twelw-rouml bows with decisions:

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m in; rr‘mlet‘cd by a, referee and twoi
ringsitlr» judzea. am“ said to be moral
encouraging than those of the Gibosf
bill. which calls for
'7 ‘1'":"3‘10'7. WM“ has many Th». “'alkcr bill. i is said, has um
i“; 3.1:an W)" take place May backin: of the I'Pct-l'llly formed Army.-
- 7....2' my. are to be in The .
:~'v”r‘!c::1ry T-F noon on that

‘un‘r patrol and band of the .
. r‘ N .l.. temple are. to be guesls‘

 

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31:; ._ .wrcmonial
.l :nrvriy Noble: of the Mystic

Nmy and
Control.
A mixtlm.> of the’ new boxing bills,
. . i which provides that bouts may not be
‘5 mg commie on “m oln. 1; staged exccpt by clubs operating build-
!”m‘ dfimdéd that m? palm m1; ing; devoted cxdusively to boxing
. f Pyramid “:me :15 10:5: to Would not prove an insurmountable 013-;
g delegates .rmugmeém“ in stock: to Promoter Rickard, his'
"“3” '3’ the mpg in ' new“ friends amen. Rickard. it is said, is
"15mm In: June and was e he {he prepared to organize a boxing-club oi'
- wvm‘ than out ‘pmportions and build a permancni

clu bhouiw. if necessary.

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with the artisans, plans were 1-9.:
newed tor the cclelmtxion mimosa-y

The parade April 26, it is expected.:

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Crockmi, who is sor- parlmcnt commander of the Patriarchs,

‘ be given on Good Friday evening will

‘ ordered
l forty-eight

ton-round bouts. { only).

(‘ivilitm Board of Boxing!
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Rcckefellcr and Paterson Vanity Cam}
«dam cave can... 1
Godfrey Rockerfeller and M. P. Put-‘2
torso“. two immbcfi of the. Yak.- VHF:

sits eight. have loft college temm:-' m Fm m. h
arily because 0:“ mum and it is like”... ' S" . gm‘h
' Elm Y made”.

that. both will be loot ac- monk“: of
tin crew for the races will; Pcmuzyl— Painters Are Derived.
vania, Princeton's“ Columbia, which '
are scheduled for April and May. Pat-
term is sultering from an attack or
bronchitis. It is enacted that both
will be able to return to the crew in
time to train for the regatta with llarvg
ad. which ('lOsPfi Yale's snason lair: in
June. ‘ .
Rockefeller “‘z‘s an ospgcially prom-L . -.
ising oarfiman. and Pr. Mather A. Ah— Win-thet- paint
ball... the Yale crew coach. said Satur- val-r to :l' ucctl f. r z: prescruiiw or to
any that his loss would '39 tell kecn- mom a desire {or beauty is u (llll‘sllnll
ly. Rockefeller has hem rowing No. a. fully as knotty as the ancient mic ahv-ul
and Patterson 1'0. 2 in the varsity this (lu- rclalive time of Arrival of the
spflng. The ”among bye not ye: chlckvn or the 043:. “R‘Vas invented.

‘ PRESERVATION 0F sunrnces.

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Crude but Effective Pm‘ Employ.
ed by the Egyptians at Greeks of
Pliny's Day—Noah Prudently
Waterproofcd tho Ark.

 

been decided upon, as pun-13mg sub: though, Mid It serves “0th mimosa: 1‘

stitute candidates are being tfied in equally: so whenwr it 18 In amt-in;
the place of both men. Mfeller
prepared for Yale n a. wise Placid “' M“?! "m
School. He is a and “m G. qwgloxgm M .
Rockefeller. and M 1 William ° ‘ men. (“MM or t e
Rochmer of New Yak city fierce and glaring mount the biblical

 

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BLAE m ”V. “mm of these structures caused rapid

decay. and it is probable that the oc.

 

Garage, Two Am and 300
Watt m. , ‘
WW. M 81.—-—Three
W m m mules
and a more were mull a tmmenl
limo badly don-cod h In W
day night, durinz the height of the
terrific sale which ”at our this
city. The property in”! tn- W111
"an and Want-gun Wm. With: no “mm m d a.
mmumwmmgm or . move to am
amalgam on Hunter our tw'me m- moot-a.“

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lot prosecution. Lit upon the mm
of lhe earth in limit watch. ll I per-
bnpo natural to Hippos. that it was
tire instinct of preset-villa: that land
men to the lamb. unbound-n fiction
of the tunnels and the ”on. d the
rainbow may “we cum-l ”a to
man» that wonders h m m
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“I" I'NlT'Y CHURCH "OTIS.

 

‘ -__ m d ultimo; our. out or
E Meoungoxthe RedCrozsuuseven- mob“. {manure .. hm.“
ch. mod (blloweé' '1le

in; at 7:80 o'clock.

Sewing meeting of Woman’s Guild.
finality at. 2 om.

.Boslneu until: at Woman's Guild
' at 7:46 tomorrow m
* Wednesday at 7:43 m mid—veal:
Lenten Service. Rev. Kenneth lac-
Kenzie of Trinky 'Clmrch, Weapon
will climate.

Thursday evening at 1-45 husineats “an“ a", m' 30,111.5th m l“
and . devotional meeting or Girl's of am a. M ,L m it .3
Friendly Society. "van: {1:th on land (In: h»

Tuesday evening at 7:45. choir re- tore 3““ ‘1'. “m ll“ M W
hearsal and music for the cantata. to ”If!" “"‘ir'm "I. J." IW
many customs of the peoples who no-
gl-osslxvely ()thth pater over than
:and In the M book a
QUICK DISCHARGE FOR SOLD|ERSiMnflcnth {smiths alluflosmctln
. the art of decorating. "For an the nuns-

WASlllNG'l‘ON. March 29-4l(-neral;mr builder or a now house must are
March announced today that he hadlfor mp whole building, bul he that
soldlvrs discharged within undertaken) to no: u out and mat 1:.
. . hm!” aiwr arrival at. d" tnust seek out thiuxs'fm‘ ll“:- adorning
ntopllizatlo‘n cautps uulg‘ss sipecrt‘l'c‘on- mprwtn

I'm). 9- l’l) ) 3 s; .
elf-logbillilzgtinlt:)toglsstlmw'11:11 pol-12:21:; , Although "moor “h" PM“ to n
lllt' million and :1 half mark. "Mk ""- ‘M MOW 0‘ pout. the

. ‘fig allusions to it in. the book: 01‘ noun.

me painted mummy cum 0! this Sign}

lions d the decanted walls of Baby-
lon and Thebes 11: an origin at a
period long antecedent to the (Incl-n
an. m walls of Thebes won paint-

llnllar mining.
The In: Ran-cw to nation pum-

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Corrected to Jan. 26, 1919
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.--1:47x. 5:27x, 5:49x. 6:08}
6:573, Tillx. 7:54x. Fz‘lSlx,
3:39, 10:33:, 11:21.

 

 

Christ and 906 years below “Omar
smote his bloomln' lyre."

The Greeks recognized the value or
83591‘palut as a preservative and made use
of something akin to it on thcir ships.

P‘ Mi'lblg‘zoag'asizmg17S“??? Pliny writes of tho mode of boiling
'5-27: 5:46 's-ozhx '6:4'i (9.53;. w“ ”‘6 ”mm.“ ”'2‘." “m‘ 'L “M“
.0,“ ,)’ 7.02; 8:0l‘x' 10,0.“ ' ‘ which. he continues, nellher the sea,

3 ’ ' ' .sun'day‘ ' nor the wind, nor the III: (1m destroy

-. . ' . . thewoodlhusprow,_.‘
A" M' 1'4" 627" 5'491’ 8'69 The Romans, being essentially a

warlike people. never burns!" the dec-
oration of mum- tb file high plane
it had reached with the Greeks. For
all that the ruin of Pompeii show
mny mmrea my: mural decora-
lions are in fair shape today. The
colors used were glaring. A black
background was the usual one and the
combinations worked thereon red, ye!-
low and blue.

In th‘e early Christian era the use of
mom for chm mm: mp
manned mun! painting Still, during
the reign of Jaunted the Glut-ch of
Saint Sophia woe bum it Constantino-
ple 9nd its walls were adorned with

yum
1a m than the use: 0! mm

P. M.-«~1:091, 2:441. 3:123, 4:321]
:46. 6'02x. 8:57. 7:02x. 7:573,
10:07:. 10:40, 12:34x.

NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK

A. M.—4:10x.5:30, 6:34, 8200):, 8:511
9:15; 9:461. 10:501.

P. M. —- 12:03:. (Saturdays
only) 1:06 (except Saturdays) 1:06
(Saturdays only), 2:15;, 2:57, 3:30:
8:53. 4:33. 5:13;, 5:29. 6:002, 6:03.
8:101. 11:15:. 1:;451.

Italy.
A. Ill—«6:00, 8:00;, 9:00x, 10:03:

P. M.-r-12:10, 1.03:, 3:35;. 5:02
5:25, 0:003, 7:05, 8:10;, 11:16:. 11:45
so. NORWALK To NEW HAVEN

A. M.—~12:203. 12:58:. 5:40x, 6:07,
:15, 8:483, 9:191, 10:22. 11:58:.

P. M.—-—-1:20, 3:273, 4:28, 5:19, 6:21. .

7:083. 8:888. 9:26: .
“W HAVEN TO 8001” WALK :

A. trim“: (cup: my:
4:108. 1:838. 6450. 6:50. 8:053. 0:80.:
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P. Bis-12:118. 3:40;, 4:“ 6'1”.- 2
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