~\ (Ii/V!
. ‘ i ~...—_
\\ . _,__.
, ‘b—s
Says
‘ to hear those
.13 Encrds of
' trim; Sunshine
G . itl‘zn Gate
1.4" when you‘re tired.
dge" on your en-
i.‘*€\h‘.l.‘§','$
r. so “am ‘1
. .
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NUSWOlI
« ‘~U&~~L-¢l lawman
lt‘ontinztod from First Page).
speak'fl‘. Dr. Cowling showed in neon-
: .t.t.iugz way how truly this memorial
.umi - nor: expresses the spirit oi“ New
r.t;:_.:::n..-. and how necessary it is to
iFit- “intimation and eiectivenexs of
Hit“ l'i.Ui'L'ilt:':l established by the PM-
1‘ (ms at :d meir (lesctndunts. He \\.-at:
to: we :5 by .112 Rev. \Viliiunt 5. Beard.
u: Nut York. (lulu of the (‘onnt‘ctlcut
stiltf'pali-gll. Wild "ant- a glowing report
(it fun xvszstmste Which has been made
f0 1hr Hifiol't in the countries ulreadv
«ow ltd but :l.-‘ mimostly emphasized
flu; hull of ruluubled effort. to make
the slit wing; trout Connecticut run fat
ahmul 4.! the oxpectations . The Na;
titrnol Council. at Grand Rapids. vou-d
to pracud t‘totn now on with the «ax
Imitation oi $3400.00!) ins-tend of $3.
000qu tur tltt‘ fund total. and this
wouti l‘zlise Connecticut‘s quota to
over it million, instead of $660,000.
part of all thosv pra‘sont. and prelimi.
mug‘ plans \\ um math: to!“ carrying the
('."lh2".‘.i¥.n lltlntgl‘. 'pl‘dkt'l“ (tom the
team and from other Connecticut
t‘hlli‘t‘li">. into all tho (‘ungrtgational
t-imi‘t'lu-s‘ o" “‘0 t-tmzt'), \\ith lllt‘ r);—
(-e]-‘.;-. n‘ of lumbar). on \"ovmnbt-t' 16
itllfl 23.
The. :tr‘t'llglllll' nt- to tho churches. hr
mxt Sunday. .‘(ototiihor lai, for tho
moat putt in the suuihw1‘~lt‘l'll part of
the» munty. are as follows:
“l‘ttflVVlL‘ll. First. the Run. Theodore
at South
l Will":
xi .1 ntw ()nl't'iultl
.. .rl ii. ilnrrm
«l .t nmv l‘iu-‘v't'ulnt
._———-—
‘x'vugli and t'm‘lnily of Lynn.
.\'I‘. walk
inur-
B Latlu'op. o“ Ut'ztttt‘orti.
(ll‘t‘t‘anlCll ,Sot-oml. (no Rm". “'il-
butt 5%. lam-(l. director of the t‘on-
n. t-iinit mmpaign
(Hm-nwith, Stzlnwit‘h. tlxt- Rev. Bit—
grm- '1. Smith. of Framinghmn. Manx.
wt.“ :llbl) speaks in the Long llidgu
cllll“(ih, 0! Stamford
North Greenwich. tiw llvv. lltrhmt
FFU ND DlNNERi_ RURAL COMMUNIm
.a. 0... ._.,
1. M. L‘. A. 1431‘“;
‘ Continued From Page One.
0
'gagcd in agricultural Work. This is
,onethird of tho 9min: group. The ag—
ricultural worker: equal in number the
twang” in the building and hand
ttl‘zldes. tho transportation group. in-
cluding railroad and water-ways work-
..crts. the telegraph and telephone
group. lht" iron and steel workers. the
'Sti-Clued oroi‘esnional class. the min-
ors. the workers in the ootton. wool.
:and textile industries and the lumber
and furniture indus‘ries. ,
E 172 counties in 44 states out of ‘ZH
:80” organizable counties have rural or
iccuntv Y. M. C. A. work.
: SAMODW negroes. or four-fiffhs
:tlw neqroes in the notion.
,t‘l: M of the rural work.
‘; Th9 «mire- ludian population lies in
this. field.
0f:
llhi‘ village improvement society. hortl-l
’l‘htie was line t-iltllublastn on the cultural societv marketing organza-l
it‘nna. and other his farm organza-l“
titms. the attention of the delegates;
will be centered on the fact that the?
association’s purpose- is to assist alongi
linz-s not covered by these organizn—l
The handing tomslhor of the‘
.boys and young men of tho rural com-g
"OP‘L
munity for the promotion 0! rural com- . '
munl‘ty building through individunl;
t-ltararter building. is one of the u“
m-intion'o aim. Anotlmr 980" will:
he to develop through the mention;
work arpalor social efforts than the;
school. the church and mu home. so;
that the life of the average counryi
bov may be rounded out along Dhysl-‘:
col mental and spit-inn] llnu. V
In connaction with the convention:
”m whorls of naval special counts-i
slou- will be head. all 0! which hnvo
" ‘* "rim-r on vlve rural life M thoootm-
try—~lh0lIKh in some can! not in In
it, (:allnudvt. of \Vuterbury. Ilicutlon. On. 0: m re~l
S‘“"'""vd' "‘9' RW‘ ”WM" 1’. FM‘ [ions that ot.the Commission on 0t:-t
t'llt-l, Hi r‘i'urrlmurw l‘uint. (opinion of the Field. ”owe?” W“:
“'""“"”"l SW‘W-‘h- '0 he "“99”?“ mm specially'the rural argonu'ottonl
“mi“ ‘ work. Another, tho Commission not
.‘unth i~l’llllf()l‘dl. the Nov. Roscoe
of Nnrnik XVI-on. of “1mm...
unto-
lm‘ion. the RH. 'l‘linuas Show, of
A..-lil:uitl. Mass.
N01 walk, ”to Raw. 1‘. H..J«:ne:«'. ul
Nnnticukt', l‘n.
South Nolwulk. the RP». ('. ll. liar-
r: takon up thvir rurnitlmlt'u Hum. m Hurtlm‘tl.
- \‘." ( «‘11 Il\ t‘nlll'.
»:iPo-t‘intentlent of
.x; lithsel company.
fl
1 :-lil;ii"lj.‘,
\. :‘i,
Nnrwztlk, Conn.
{Hun-s
M r. Keogh
the
(er‘ns Forum, the Nov \V'. 1), illicit
man. m mallard Springs.
Grounfivid Hill. the Rev. Dr.
houlo'iti, of Litchlieid.
New t‘anaun. the Rev. (fluutlw A. liar
Frau l;
J,
:9 Smith Main tertitald, of Spt'illfifield.
\‘V stpflrt thc tit-v. lilWI-ll 0 Mind,
of Cornwall.
Southpot't. the. Rev, ()llVPl‘ Hart
“mm““d by Bronson. ol Hartlord.
I’ll-"in ll. ('i\'ll (llgilllr‘iél‘ 0f Falrflfild' Ll“. [{GV. Edward I“ ,\.\'g-;"
. .. '. - ; 7 i 3 pr] 96 of .Mansflcld Center.
L m luff—"L , I“ p. i, Weston. the law. Howard A. Mon
\ ‘1 \ “wwu‘k ”I“. 1” r‘ to“. oi Midd.etown. .. .
' ‘ V‘ ' ‘ "" l" a lietgnt 0’ \Niltun. the Row. (‘lmi'll's ll. [\lll;
' in- :tlmve the usual pits, of Norwich. R l’) (‘1 l
. . ‘ - ‘ " ‘d the m‘. l. lures
:‘i 'ui meer Hubbell 3"“ l‘atlllt‘t.
. ‘ lg . ‘k . 4. Murkland, oi llut'tlord. '-
.; an water llldl yes—l Ritlgefield. the ltt‘v. llznry J, h!"
:‘zazrig in the roar of the Fer- bourn. of Boston. 1
Company on \V'ashington lit-titling. llit~ lit-i. Damon .‘lt'l'l‘Jl.
~ .- ~ l . ~ ~_< .n xnnst a . or l‘utmtm. .
Jam“ Lu 1““ 1 1 d [3 Boston (alV‘l'llUlIlll, the. lit'\'. ln'mst
government methods.
agrit‘ultural nil-using:
Farm
pub‘ltilllt":
Nd L‘numy
”"t' in the
101‘ tho lullllly, to ht-
yuan;
..
\.'.2i
llltlllllll‘y llt'Xl Friday
, «in! went: Georgi-
'lzumk. (chairman:
.\l m'ritt
“killer
lulu-livid:
in:
Hit.
it. ovhiivltl:
t;
.ru. (Hm-(tan.
l’l)llQ-}'\
Nov.
'rv-l.1ll_‘:
Val-.3. 113. 200
little-nu mvt in
building,
. Saturday ziftH‘nuon and out- t‘lw‘k (it
to-
t llll- annual rum-tin: to he l!(~7illkl‘ not
after-
Tzn llit'lillll-l‘fi of the t-ommit- lll- sttr'twvds Louis
. M c 1". il y,
Seth Low 3mm“-
M. "lllll'lllll Hoard in this (*ity.
C.
l._ \Vi‘smm'. of Bristol.
M We CARTER HAS GREENWICH JOB.
Vuttt-l'. \\ltu \\zis tiilt'f
l-Z) t'!‘.l pl ion
ailltitiliilwi town
by
hurnuith.
litnz. who has
held the post for the past twolve
Following his \\urk on the fix-
Mt'. (‘ar
“‘llt‘l't‘ hr
Hf lllt'
(‘m‘tt-t‘
Fiank l.,
thi- llozwtl in
hunt
Farm-n“. N'll
(If that
lm ‘
(vi~
swll‘f‘l mun
:‘t 3', mftml.
tho
lit”! H‘. lit
to llaxttozd.
thv romplotion
\\‘Urk for thv stun. Mr.
'i'l‘ \\‘flh‘ Sl‘lll
assisted in
(1 Ni ii
m-w Dancing will move to Urwnwir-h us soon (is he
Illll‘lls is :tblv to >t‘(.'lll'l“ it “'1”.
‘~‘:..;.. All former pupils invited. .-
DISCUSS PEACE WITH BOLSHE-
._._._..__——
-! ltuti‘mtr of Danhttry ’as VIKI.‘
“'“T‘” "l”‘mesmem 0f ”‘9 llllln‘Sthll‘UIlS. Sundzv‘. My. 9.»—
.l. district Epworth
..z.:‘.:;.~.l convention lwld in Mam- lilul
.\'. Y.. Saturday, which was
liy 2t151‘ge
lily. Harry C. Ennes of
.ti‘t'l'; ’ity was elected president with them the
' ‘= "o f 'tllt‘ con»,1 . _ .» ‘ v
M H Nork (hm t m k S -iuud will entu‘ into the negUleiluilQi
Among tho spelt e ‘ int the present llulv‘.
years:
l
tPV.
‘th ‘v'.
League Opinion
Maurim1 Saunders of 111-1 _
in politit'nl Circles Tier:- is
tho» llultit- 522nm and Poland. at.
ronterencw living held at Dorpet,
the
tilt-
wnll reach zinggreoutunt to mull-
representation lIUlRlll‘Vlkl to sand representatites to
Now mln-r 17. to discuss
question 0:. [mama
ttnoiiwly that
Lini‘pvt on
is l-misidvrml
ll
r-.
l
"0““ M- se‘s‘eeg 0‘ “799'? RANCAGUA STRIKE SETTLED.
l
Fin:-
the, ttonswntion o! the Vol-cor of mu
War Work. coritninl suuostlons fort
applying sum of the better methods ol 1
war work to the rural Y. M. ,C. A.
“Ul‘k. Anotln-r commission. that of
mu. ielationbliip of the Y. H. (I. A to
. .. . no important in its;
luau-mg on the cooperation of the
church and the County Y. M. C. A..'
both ”I ism-vial and religious work.
Many noted mon in tho agricultural;
field will he preliem, and several of:
them will take purl in discussions on
policy. Among those will be agricull‘l
U ml com min—toners H‘Ulll >everal
states, tho heads of agricultural
“howls. and other: Who have mldo'
their efforts for improved agricultural:
living conditions felt. i
1 Some leading figures in tho nation'u‘,
im- whu lmve tulip. port in the prom-i
ration of the reports 8W2 (‘yrus H.
McCormick, of (‘hitutgm Gm: (‘arl E.
Millikt-n. of Maine: Statv Senator Ed-
ward \‘J, Hztzvu, of lladdam. (‘onn.;
in l). H. lit-film”. of Motristown. N.
.l : i" \\‘. Ayn-r, of l'umdt-n. N. J ; E. E.‘
Hmnm‘. of Baton Rnpids. Mich; H. (‘.;
.
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“$111109, 01' l)o's MUil’lPfl. In; GHLTRE.
\\. l‘vrkin:. of Ntvw York: H. M.
llt‘illll:~'l¢"\', ul' Kansas City. M04 l‘l.
Row-ts KPH”). of Tulsa, liking (‘ R!
R0}, of KMikuk. lud. John J. Hagan. of!
.\ll’dll':l. (in, W. M. Ladd. of Portland;
Una: PH :2. Hui l’ottor Ba-ntmt, of tits»
l'l‘ll‘it'lrlly of Vermont: Pros. Hour} l‘
sz. of (lbo-I'lin (‘tllll‘2-‘. Uhin; .l t}.
.\ll'.\ui)'. of l‘}‘ Porn, '11 xas: \V H.
lmnfoltli, ut St. Louis. Missouri: Judgi-
ll Land m Ann Arbor, .\!it~h.;
l’w'sldt'tlt \V. Douala“: Mot-kettz‘tv. 0!
llm'tz'oid Theological Sominury: l'refi.
t‘, A. Barbour. of Rm-lxvstt-r Theologi-i
t-tu Sv‘tninury; Bishop(‘otidjutur Frank=
liuMnulltt. ut' 'l‘nlvdo. () : l’i‘rxidvnl E.
live in the. -
\Vnilo thm‘e are many agencies. lilt» l H"
For Sale-
Home and lot—Edna Ave.
1, Noon on‘ Win-aids)”. ’
Hon-0' old WM“ 11 Avo.
Three beautiful hoaxes viii: sit mm. ~
Raymond Bros.
."
n.—
$.1sz _., _ _ -, .' - ~ . 3-... ., .3... - .7. ~ .»:
New Perfection Oil Stoves
1mm creature wanton 3nd comtort for in. book. We hm
added to our furnishings for every room intho homo u can-
eto lino of the justly famous PERFECTION OIL HEAT
find PmmTION 01L 000K STOVEB which careful
invutwlhave proven to be the 333'! 011- m 0]!
m T.
m 9001 SIOVES ate in two and three burnor modulo.
m mm: are in various styles of tho mauled
drunsandnicblodtfimwdpnlishedstoeldrumwithnick-
old at joponnod tnm.‘
an no: 310 WINDOW 9181'“!
RAYMOND a SON
”In”...
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m
. NOTICE TO .SHIPPERS
Owl-I
”Wmawhlwiakdw.
that Fulfillmvfihm
m Am New York City. Plan. w 73:1.
cumuluboenextendod to W 1%.,
”h7g0“ mwcwutbegutpgm my: all
mmmmwnu nw um WIT.
mwmmraumrmfinrm
lomuuchuyourmlceforxnkinbdmw.
lotion. Paid-d van- tor furniture work.
Bet-shield Motor Trannoflafion Co.
5000 Hammermils
Bond Letter Heads
, for 5 15.00.
and
CHINESE
MAURANT
noun. DINNER.
11min 1:30 p. m, too
IUEAY PULL COURSE
DINNER. 85c
‘ Open Inn my from 11:30 3.
~ In. to 1:00 a. m.
13 No. IAIN ST" 80. Net-walk
Phone 2253
. Ivory of printed not.“
how: or 1. tin Mon: lama-‘-
Lmlll bond vapor in. It. in tho bod
111 around nommminl bond mm
; today and 'v uzed by thoum d
_ fi__,,___._. .houses wht do big bustle-I.
This eitceptionally low rice I
COAL and WOOD .for 1 hrge letterhead, 8 11-12 x 11
All sizes and quantities. Immed-’ 1116110. Th0 Pdhk‘ng *8 0‘ the 5'"
late wary. Hard Wood 312 aim! w‘ @1363 ""7 M
card then. or send postal. l
The Westnorter-Herald
L. EFF RON
Weatport, Don.
P. I.—~Wo do other printing I
3>Boyan 8t., East Norwulk, Gonnfilow'fl prion than you lav. boo-
m. 441. Tel. 441. WW 5”“ ”1' m
1 .- f, oqmptnoat not“ it Mk. rd“
THE NEW SCIENCE
phonusndouolthhuuvfl
DIHNITION 0F CHIROPRACTK
\
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m
0L9 CARS
Boll your old can to tho Bum
port Auto Wrecking 00., 1310
atom Avg. between on: “a
Center St... Rampart, 0....
Phone krona 5606-2. Boomi-
hnnd pun- uil in. to It any
link. 01 cu.
tact. In- lt donolnchlldlod. 9
meta- mud”.
hurl!“ 130104“th
can at the ulna. You will never rv
not will: tho Chlroprncwr o dune-
“ w ”I
“I'M!“ Instinct“. Um Ah
'I‘. FRANCE. II. C.
as “Mon UL. lo. "chem. Com
m 'POM QDJmOr Erh...“
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notion House
Shore Dinners
F. s. LYON
Bo. Nanak, 0:. New York City New lawn. 0t.
1:! WM 8:. 174 Seventh Ave. 83 M It.
Plan 294. Phone rung-n1 737. Photo m M.
1— --
Shoes
MENS’ ENGLISH BROGUES
A wing-tipped. quarter foxod, heavily perforated, brown
bootwithsawtoothedgu. Iuiltontlcmbro‘nelutwith
'iugmtfrounded toe. A to p, g u g . . ’
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
South Norwalk.
81 Washington Street.
‘1 Job Printing
South Norwalk
All Kinds oi Sea Food
Steals. Chops and
Chicken
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Y. Mullins. (ll Southt-t'n lintvlir‘t Thro-
l\.'.=.r';il Sl-mimu'y. lllr‘lltall Thurman!
Nit'l‘ulsnn. ot' Chicago: A. A. H)‘tlt‘. of
Wu .im. Ram. and ntlivr.
'lht- :t‘h‘filtlllh will lust tor {our days,
hit! ul' \\lill‘ll limo \\‘ill bv alum Hvt'l‘
iii-ii\'i.—‘iull.‘.l discussions. whrw thu-
t-rnlils-nis at various brunt-hos m‘ the
vwrlt \\lll bv liLkl‘ll up at lt’ng‘th. (in
tlw closing night titty ‘lfllullalfl'tlm
nwvtinus will lw hold in as man):
t-lturclw.~ at liptrnit.
’l‘lw Fulrliu‘ul (-ounty
thi> umvontiun Will hr liiiltlt‘ up of
Lewis M. Nash. of Nm \\ all-.. 1.9th \V.
lmnn, l). l’. (‘urttm—a m‘ tholq. and
Stanlpy P. Monti and l‘), l.. anlmi.
from N! ('unann.
«lull mitt-s m
A Seasonable Subject
Your attention is directed to a now line of Flannelctte
Garments.
NIGHTGOWNS, SKIRTS, PAJAHAS
One lot of the Gowns come in white and light stripes and sell
for $2.00 and $2.25, with the extra. sisal at. $3.50. _ .
Another lot. is fashioned of pink and blue figured and striped
m flannel ............................ $2.39 and $160
11:: Pajamas are aloe o! the Domt thnd, collared At the
ankle ........................................... $2.7!
sndbluestripod.
89cmd$1.00
PM“ Skirts, White 113:! ptn' k-
l ;
J! l A LA CARTE‘.
l Egg, StOVC. ‘ —~-- . 7' ~— ‘
l wnousltu
. and
l NIH and Pen . nsnn.
{ * crows, moans-run
l turns and mmcco.
. . -0- A-L muov 8303
.f Unto-Date Cigar Ston
. Prompt Delivery Wem°rffi°°¥nfi°'"°”‘“)
; l V
. . ? ~7v~# -_, ._._ ._. ., - .. -2!
l Hams & gGans emoticon»: 1» .
. . “a, “m, yam. PINE Wm)
‘ WITH TAR
m m. i r a mum
f . y 3 Damon:
.13-
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We Will buy your huusrhuld
s. mar. tumors. junk and all
recond hand aootll. Anythmg you
how Priu— according to the qual
i'y of the woods. A square dl‘al
than.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
52 Van Zandt alreet. Phone 1183-5.
Second hand goods alwnyr on sale.
’ A. M WOOSTER
‘ AMY‘ AT LAW l
: Lat. Examiner U... Patent Officr
lPATENTSE
“lama-Pun.- ‘
damn-Inst. Bridgepcfl. Conn.‘
.',\
imesé" Minnow;
N. J.. and Dr- Willard TJ-i VALPARMSO. mute. No~‘. mum-3
- ' 4 - .h. last week in the
;:.~ 1 led the consecration htrlkc‘ called «all A .
ox :lcopper nlinvs oi tlw Braden Lonrmuy
.:«:e. lit! Rancagual. forty miles >Olltu 0i
Mlbhmlggo. ha;- bz-en settled. Eight.
i , ithmhaml miners 11nd been idle.
N::~-“‘k\‘<' \: *-.,.\ ‘“ \\‘V "‘1- ' ; Other labor difficulties in Chile
'3 :itave been t‘et'ounmlod. and nonre-
iuhle good feeling now exists between
:employers and workmen.
\ AS I '
A Bosnmss -
—m¢mvm .
them
PROPOSITION
I is for hotter to choose a
Irust Company for your excl:-
”101'. Your friend may die
adore you do.
A Trust company may
dies. . ..- .
18 years’ experience in man:
aging estates.
4.
——-—-
“lance.
The Ideal W8 95%
These wit warm slippers may?»
prodded by all your friends.
A large utility of colors for
Cémt'y Slippers
Knit Skirt" 3 of white and grey, with comm M bol'd- . _ . - ;
. ' " ers .......... ~ ......... . . . . . . .............. .1.m ‘. It is no lonxwt‘ nt-m :«wn'l‘ for a pvtx‘ ’
. ‘ Get MM!“ """" ‘son to dread the 0"“Yl.ll"l’lli of tooth.
i . .wht n a method so harntltsn and pain“ Rpf'ut'fiqn in the i
1 m New york Butter & i to» is atvztiiztblo. l ‘L ,1. PT 08 0f
. ‘rtrs
‘! L22 Market E i now umuv- a ti" vial .«tudy of tl.- ~. , _l
1‘ i. 80. Main St... 80. Norwalk. . ‘ ~ branch of work and ;.m ablt‘ to me-,:tv Arming“. Lissa Tom and
j . - ' ‘ the demands in twry «one; it" your Am; qL -jw .~
‘ one“ recall?" 0!! melttet’ teeth have bevn neglet-tt-d until they V N l“ ‘1‘")
3 £9723 T88, Cotlec N. “- :ue broken off. or if there are con- 0" Whig-e Tll‘e y”; ”a“.
' uoludvely, fresh every (law, _'ditions which muter thorn dimcnn tot
- . , . mm 31‘. m mi“ extract. they will respond just an sat- I"?! I'll-“on
QM gun service “M'm " istactorily to my mothods as those
you PM m' which do not require spvcial care. AARON KOHN ;
m w- - ~— g .
l a g The. mouth is: lt-tt in good condition ' 55 m0“ Avennn E
' and no ill after moot: tulloW. I. m ‘u.
Personal utlt‘ntjfln glvnn to all do A
tails. Consultation two.
.10 8.. Iain Strut, South Novaalu
mummy
1‘ 13mm.” 3mm:
1
COAL
Wood & Gram
Device Bros. '&
“Mlvmullfirnlt.
' macaw“
HOUM:Ol.m.tnlp.m.
m:- by ”plum: only.
Norwalk Chronicler