urtaln Materials
"lineoimedo-up Curtains.
B. K. BANKS :
. mackemo Hotei' Block
7 ' South Nor-walk.
N RE-ELECTED
E BOXING CAPTAIN
Root: PE‘OAAL
lr
NEW HAVEN, April ESL—E. P. '1“.
Eddie) Engan, of Denver, formernud-
dainty!“ boxing champion of the Alu-
dl‘icnu‘h‘lxpedltionary Forces, last night
‘8 re-elected captain of the isle
toting team for the season.
”JOHNSTON TO LEAVE
FOR NEW YORK MAY 22
April 29.—V\'il-
SAN FRANCISCO.
liam Johnston, national tennis cham-
pion, announced yesterday he we (1
leave for New York, May 22, to Jo n
‘ the American Davis cup team. which
is scheduled to sail for England lilay
29. Until yesterday he as undemded
whether business affairs would permtl
him to make the. trip.
YALE ENTERS TEAMS lN RELAY
RA
. CE.
- 0
NEW HAVEN, April 29.—-—Yale has
0 teams to; represent the
entered tw
university in the two-mile relay races
at the Pennsylvania relay carnival, in
Philadelphia, tomorrow. Four men arr
Entered in individual field event's.
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FIGHTS IN BARE FEET-
April 29. # Frankie
‘r'urk. was \\'t‘ll allvcr
'e his first appeal-
LONDON.
Brown, of: New
tised when he mat
once here. .
From the thirteenth round .('l'\\\tilll
In hls’boul \\l'll llnnnv .-.\i:--_\t-ll. 0.
Bristol, Brown fought in his bare feet.
It was a “first time ill ltwtcr) event
for the English ting. .
roan MOTOR CON
OLIDATION.
. New De‘aware Corporation Formed to
Operate Two Enterprises.
DETROl'l‘. Micll., April :19. ~The
. 31000900000 Delaware corporation
consolidating the Henry Ford Com-
pany and the Henry Ford and Son is
an Operating company and not a hold-
ing corporation, l". ll. Klingensmith.
treasurer of the Ford Motor C(i._ said
yesterday.
The new corporation -\vill operate
all of the Ford interests. Klingen-
_ Smith asserted. The companies mak-
,.tng Cup the new stooonttooto c’orpOrii
*Vtion hnye a combined capitalization of
call: 5000000. The Ford Motor Co.
‘ic capitalized at $2,000,000 and Henry
Fordiiz Son at 31.000000,
:eACKeo tNTQTRoLLEY CAR.
Barking her avztnmnlfilt ”"7 "
théf‘cnrb to proceed down Atlantic
itreét,,Stamford, Mrs. William Brice
of Sound Beach bat-lied her machine
into a Sound Beach trolley car. yes-
:1érdy afternoon. The furor- of lllf‘ cul-
ll‘lsion pushing Mrs, Rrice's machine
in§¢.a touring tar (‘\\l|l'6l*ll}’ Lil's, ll.
{Eighth of llarityu. $10 ‘oniv was in
3nrecf.;.1‘he damages to the machine
were slight. '
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. .' PanalStrayv-La Hat Date
In All Colors
9251.: Deligbottle
5 Stillson-Plgv
South Not-walk
_u' .
sum;
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"Enjoy Success
While Yet
Young -
ings-bank way. Ten to one
you 'will “arrive"; while
that friéud of yours who
tried; some short-cut is
cleaning up his debts and
thinking about “starting
ilyiie all over.“ '
i 1:"
assortment in Cro-
Fig-ured and M"
Marquisettes, colored
Burlaps; also I oom-
ell‘ Corp.
r—g‘»._._-
‘3 s5:00x.—< 6:05x. 7:00x. 7:30x. 10:15x.
; _ _ ' 11:10.
- Take the stead-sure-sav- 3 SOUTH NORWALK TO new HAVEN
' Daily._ ‘
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lililllNli fllACllES .
lAVllll llllllillllNlll
All the Leading College
Crews May Meet on the
Derby Course ~ l
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NEW HAVEN. Conn.. April 29.——The
two-mile course on the Housatonic
which was used by the Yale and Col-
umbia crews ill their race, Saturday,
proved EO'SiltleuClOl'y to Guy Nickalls
and the Yale crew management that
the graduate rowing committee has de-
cided to recognize it as the official
Yale course.
The University of Pennsylvania has
already accepted an invitation td row
Yale here next year and. although the
date has not been decided, it is almost
sure to be the Saturday after Easter,
according to Coach Nick-ails. This
moo hereafter will alternate between
the Schuylkill and the Housatonlc.
There is also a very strongpossibil-
ity that Cornell and Prince on will.
race Yale. in a triangular regatta here
next spring. These three colleges will
meet on Lake Carnegie. at Princeton.
on May 15, and Yale is trying to havo
the event brought to Derby next year.
Tllc invitations have been sent for
ward, but no acceptance has been rc-
cslyed as yet.
Niclialls has for a long lime consid‘
ered the Housatonic course ici'y high
It". He is not alone in this opinion. for
{lmny rmving experts, including .llll‘
Rico. of the defeated Columbia rights.
believi- it is practically perfect.
,DERBY FAVORITE IS 5
‘ 2.000 GUINEAS WINNER
l."‘.'ltfi.\'. l~lnullnd, April I\lil~
' l‘. Itlt-(‘lllittont e: lu-cby favorite, Tc
by The 'l‘eurilrch—Scott h
(t't’t iron the Two Thousand Guineas.
'ht- 'f‘trs‘r of the English "llll‘PO-yi’tll‘ old
(l'l'rlt‘fi at the .\'cln':l'llt-t rnct-s yt-a-
t. rt‘wv. '\\' l’nuliael's .\llenby t‘tnl lit-d
second and Sir l-Z, l'agel's ‘arugon
was: third.
For months past licavy wage-rt: have
.bt-cn laid on Tetratema to Win this
year's llerby. which will be run at lip
soul Downs on Wednesday, June 2.
HAS DAY OF
LONDON. April
inll‘:q»ctlsablt-‘.’ This is
questions on which it (lt‘l'ltlnll may 1
taken by the bishops of tho- Anglican
llllf‘l‘f‘h at their tum-tint.- ivt Lamiwth
l
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i
t
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'3 about.
SERMON PASSED?
21¢. -.\rt- sermons
of lili-
)1-
(lllO‘
in July.
A section of
ed to be of the opinion that the day
of the sermon has passed. They hold
churchmen are llt‘i‘lfl“
that if a man has lint the gift of
pvt-acllluL', it Would bi' llt‘llt'l‘ rut
-everyone that he should not preach. _
The “two sermons cach Sunday" cus-
tom. they said. imposes a‘ygreat strain
on the clcrzy ‘a strain equally if not
more htafilu t‘t'lt bi Iltt- laily alto
:ll‘t- l't‘flllll'l‘ll in lieu it in lllt-riu o-"i'll
Hulls 'l‘ht- ttntmrtulztizf. n fp-tli‘t~‘tcr1
vultllntm t‘l‘ “t'l'll‘llll ""ilt tit-
"litlltl.
(ll‘ll('(' ut'
‘-. (Illi’t' lll ‘5
is t-ltcd 'l-y this lac?i I!‘ ::~
lllc
l'll
mrtttnll‘s \villtln: illl‘o'f'l
l\'t'llt'l~>‘.
/..
A Slit'i’llll llll‘t'llll; of llll' No.10 t". Ill
will llt' lit-Id tonight to ltiltkt- final
plans for the st-iond annual tlztnrt- it-
he llcltl in thc tov-‘n assembly ltztll,
Friday moninu. May—7; (lraet- lltolll~
cra', orchestra of with
Cathedral chimes : will
'until 1 o'clock.
six pil't'tg‘
furnish music
. NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIMETABLE:
Efi'ective April 25th, 1920.
(Eastern Standard Time. One
Hour Earlier Than Daylight
Savi Time).
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
Daily. 0
A. M.--—12:18$t. 4:4Sx. Efzua.
6:17, 6:54x. 7216):. 7:19x. 802x,
9:31lx. 10:2lx. 11:01. 11:52
trod fonlyl .
P. M.——12:11x. 1:3x. 2:
‘4:27x. 4:52. 5:11x. 5:21lx. 5
Stoix. 9:05x.
5:57,
82:16
(Slam
v
3
:24x.
:02x.
7);.
:50,
Sunday.
' ,A. M.-—12:18x, 4:4Sx,
.9z33x. 11:01.
. P. iii.-12:11x. 1:46x. 21141:,
4:52. 5:23x. 5:57x, 6:02; 6:59x,
‘,9:05x. 9:40. 11:37.
, NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
7:59, 8219:,
:l:.".4x.
8:19x
l l
f _ Daily.
5-9' M.~3:00. 4:30. 5:34. 7200):.
gl::i."..', 8:15x. 81-25x. 9:50x. 1102451:
(PL-tin. Station). 11:45): (Saturday
on ,'). . .
P. M.—12:06.‘ 1:20x, 2:IlOX. 2:54.
3:23.. 4218):. 4:32. 5:00x. 5:03, 7:00x.
7:80x, 10:20x. 11:10x. '
Sunday;
A. ,I‘I.~5100, 7:00. 8:00.“ 9:03x,
‘9:50x. 10:45 (Penn..Stationl. 11:10.
P. :M.—«12:03x. 2:.‘ll'tx. 4:02. 4:25x.
A. M.——’4:54. 6:15.
9:53 (Winsted). 10:5Sx.
P. M.——12:12x. 12:20. 1:47 (Bridge
Szllx. 9:20x.
port). 2:31x. 3:28. 4:25. 5:272 5:54.
:6:07x, 6:33 (Bridgeport). 8:13x.
.8:40x, 11:26x, 11:38x, 12:18:.
‘ Sunday.
A. M.—-12:18x,
10:10x, 10:59x. "
M—12:12x. 1207:. 3:41; 5:48,
65:07:. 7:283. 8:13; .8z40x.
6:.
W HAVEN T: SOUTH NORWALK
ally. _
A. M.—~—3i41x, 8352:, 4:49. 6:49.
:07: 7: :402, 9:691, 11:19:.
6:43, 8:11x, 9:19,
‘5 32:.
1 :2
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7
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M~—‘ 0 -
" ed right
i .
I uni—4:42; vantage: 489; 5:10;. y
£4.»
if
_. 7‘ “3.,va —. -7 at..."
Three Alleged Principals in
“Vice Ring” Now in Conn.
*"
__ ..__. “—-
LARGE DOMESTIC DEMANDS
CHECKING EXPORTS TO PERU
from thg- force of any more officers.
It will take the form of shifting the.
3"“3214‘52‘3’1. ....-i ty. Jan Awaiting Court ""“m agilitlixczeiélt‘w
Products. l Trials ' Local police who have'oeen watch-
in: with kt'en interest the dailv devel-
opments in the anli‘vice crosarie. point-
cd out last nizllt that up to the present
time Burns men have failed to Show
the following‘thinzs which they prom-
ised to show the uizht the raids were
staged:
That there. had ‘been collusion be»
tween llrlrlgepcn police and vice-ring
On account of the, present abnor’mal
home demand. American manufac-
turers are neglecting valuable mgrk- ..
keta for their goods in Peru. 11 1 1?. room dis“, red .
says the National Foreign :I'Sgdeecnun trance of lhfletecuitgowmg the (“11
oil, imports from the, Inn tunes Th cc. ‘l .
amounted to 65 per cent. of the whole. e “9 of '1' My Dcmerli, 9’09”“
but in 1918 thev fcll oil 11 per cent or “f a 00”"? hOuse at South avenue
British manufacturers are tailing ad: and I’fayetw “"1“ fillexed to have
’ ‘ 0 been used as a house of prostitution.
l Cont inqu from First ’ Puget.
. s ‘t ' to in-
gigging: tilliio'gdgolbmc‘tlllmre the will, '1’? brought. to trial in the City leaders, and that Bridgeport. mill-e ac-
lead in certain lines that were for- 00“" ”3" 3- . “TV?“ ““5“ "mile—V from the vice rinz.
merly imported nearly excluuvely 3W"- Men Leave. That the murderers 0f "Benin"
“’ith the exception of half~a dozen Blnkowitz. Vito Lamonica . and the
from the United States.
Great Britain continues to holt girl whose body was found in new”
house creek two years 3.20. were among
the men taken in the raids.
That Superintendent of Police John
H. Redgate has been guilty of any vio-
lation of the law. _
That anv arrests were made in the
raid which could not have been madl-
just as well by the localpoll'ce.
Yesterday's DeVelopments
Yesterday's drycloomnnts in the an»
ti-ylce investiyation included the bear-
th: of Frank Ballista‘s case in (‘itv
court. Marlon Wilson, the l'.'«,\*e:tl-—olri
girl who is considelcd the Burns men’s
most important witness. testified
azaillst “alllsla. \i’lt'h --lte concluded
her testimony Judge Frank L. ‘Vildm'
found probable causi- and bound Ballis-
ta over to the May term cf the Silver‘-
or court. He raiacd Baliista's bond
from 52.000 to $3.000 pronouncing the
crime with which llalllsla is charged
luln” the "artist miserable olltsidr
of murder." The. \N’llson girl testified
to various visits she had madl- to Bail
lsta’s Pslahllihllit‘nt and of varied:-.
sums she had paid Ballisla out of mun
ey collected from men who had visited
her in her room at nalltsta‘s place.
The Wilson girl mentioned Paul
lamina as the man who had acted as
ruin-nun" in alranxlng for her visits
to Dani-tn place. lamlas has not
yet been apprehended
. rm. of the. more experienced operators on
lead in the imports of cotton and the Burns force. the detectives from
woolen goods, but the United Slitl9s.New York have not»r left Bridgeport.
is making serious efforts to capture a The Work of keeping tabs on the deni-
large share of this trade. Jauavlht-ltis zens of Bridgeport's underworld has
first place in the imports of silk. but been turned over to the recon”... or,
here. too. the United States. Will! a V’- ganlzed “Vic—e squad“ of the local force.
(19 special effort. will be able to gum No further. sensational developments
3 large share. 0' this trade “'0'“ 13"“ in the anti-vice cuismle“are looked flu
rival. until detectives have taken into cus-
At the‘presem time we supp'l’ PM“ may George Lewis. alleged lw t‘u-
ly all l‘erus res-.tirentents in furniture. Bums m“, to rhp the fing.lpariel' in the
with the l-xrcllilml of ""1““ """'"“ " foreign vice ling responsible for brinz~
of light bamboo ““00“?“ “‘9'“ film!“ in: Marion “’ilson and other eirls to
and Japan. Ninety p” cent, '7‘ 9‘" this cilv from New York and livin’ar on
i’OOlwf'al‘ UHF“ in that country '5 ”'f' their oumimzs. Detectives are optimis—
ported from ”I" United States. and)” tic of arresting [owls within a few
are far in the lead in the initial: min liars " ‘ ‘
' s v (i - ~v ' . '
“1'43" 32:03:;11 articles “4‘“th in 'll‘pri the ivrcszlrt IJHN' nxo count-clinic
the l‘cruvizm market are l'lxtttml‘, \Virll- lllllrden‘gf t}:::;lfih‘;£"k::::€: ‘35;
. s‘l l on voot ~‘. not b" ‘
:5:;(.(l:.ndflli'llll{lll‘('l, nnlllf'h‘lll9'3', “'(Nlilr, 'Jllui‘nj'n with tho cases which have
paper and musical instruments. gm“ 2“?“ J hi‘arluz In the f‘ it} court.
_ u lllI' ll'"lll the wholesale lll‘ds “etc
made ill Bridgeport it was said bv dc-
ltclivcs that these murders- would nu-
Connecticut ls Helping The Inter. tloubn-tlly “(I cleared up in the. prosont
church World Movement. crusade. It is known that one or the
Church orcanization In two of ill" men believed to have. had knowledge
impottant (‘onnociitzut denominations of the llinkowltz murder left Bridze-
started on Sunday afternoon the Work port immf'dlutely after the raids. no
pl raisin: z‘lcir :l-tntuninntlonal (illfl.;l~‘.\\‘1l~ m . in Iris room whpn n". ”3|de
.9“. gn'prplmrph “'nrlil Morn party visited it and has not been seen
Tulsa are the llaplish‘. in lhn t-ltv Lint-e. Annie Cuomo who
was liyinz with tamonita at the timi-
;: u
DENOVMINATIONAL DRIVES.
H ow
until-r
went Hair
who t- obit-wire in f'unnecL-icflt is over ‘ . ,.
.. tum (m0 and llu- (‘onertnzationztlistv. he was nnlrdI-red was tlischarlzed from Fulfill"! Alumina“. (harm-d ‘lYlI
— ' court when her (-afll- was called. no pv- lnainlainmg: a :amblm: house at H
wl-o nu"! lo raili- in (‘uuncctintt 32:75.
mm, as it, slurp of the $3,000.00" nl‘u-
In for the country. ‘
l‘Ilm Hirvcl. tt-lf: llf'd his lmud «it $130.
and tour freqllcntm‘s forfeited llll‘ll
bonds of silt ear-h, Thor-e cases~ came
idvnct- bcinz’ presented to show that
she "ll:- violatldg tllt:.law at her “'att-r
No one arrests-d at
not expected to result in the suspension;
.u .
4. HIGH SCHOOL NOTE.
All those who have received credits
mason, APRIL 29, 1920 I
3. A. R- 10 MEET IN HARTFORO
for music had their names posted on National Society to Ho'd Ccngress In
the bulletin
days.
Danb'ury nine at the
board for the last two
The local boys were defeated by the ,II Society. Sons
“”8111
of the
Thil state Next Month,
The annual congrcas of the Nation.
American .
streetgfie'olutim_ will be held in Hartford,
grounds last Tuesday afternoon. Alex llny 16, 17. and 18. The last annual
Naggy and Stanley \Vilson fomled the loongrms held in lial'tlord. not tw“
battery forthe N. H. S. in the ninth 30, 1391; the last held in (‘tunli-ctlcnt
inning Weinstock substituted for Wli- Ymet. in New Haven, May 1,
son as catcher:
short stop. and L. McMahon for sum
in center field. The next game will be
played
Shelton high
street diamond.
begin shortly.
start just as soon as Mrs.
Vi'ilsou for Jellfl’ on ,These. two are the only
Saturday aftt-rnOt-n with the
school on the Ward
'York. April 30, 185.“.
New York ve times.
only sums those
Rehearsals for the senior play will
These reellarsals will
Adams ar-
litttil,
(‘1)Dill‘e>>ns
rives. She will act as coach. "3‘39“"!-
Don.‘t forget the senior dance to-' In 3 “mm-"l” “‘“W bound
morlow night in the high school andi- Connecticut 5“"i‘ ‘5' “f the
:W in Connecticut sillf‘v the Ul'L'Qllll-
ution of the National Snclcty ill New
Dunn-g the ln-
terim the, National Congress has llti‘l
In Masachmtxs three lll’llf'r‘ and in
These are the
membership has
rivaled that of (Tonnm'tictit nun:
.- r}-
‘t‘. llm
Sflll ~ (ll
torium. Music will be furnished by the. American RPH’hm‘m “f “mm W
the well—known Sterling orchestra. G901!" 9- F~ “3”“an 0* “Wilfrid NI
Tickcts may be purchased front any president. and “hurl” Il' “My";
high school student. Now is the time chairman of th" “mm" column». It
to buy. is said that. llll‘ snln l‘t‘fl‘tlll‘l‘tl in “My...
William Young. ellitorln-chicf of taln ”W "Hid“ m (‘onnccrlczn " '0‘"
the Rentiniscentia (class book). has ciprocallon in 2: "mm,“ W“ H" 0""
been lllllllfllllL" up the many common, l’lifililii‘rS t'xltf‘mli'tl 1“ ill" "Hug. rel-s
clul cstablisltnlents in the city for the “PM in (“her strut-- will h' n'" i";
l’”,sl tow dit'ys with the tlcsitc or on "‘8“ $2,000), mid Uil'lllhll‘.“ Wlw ‘ n
tummy lltorv ads for the book. clinl'd to N'mrmm“ WWW" w" ‘ Hill"
Lott Slull eunwls to tulip tho Re are "‘qu"-‘l"d 1“ Fl‘ltll l"‘llll'l.""\ 'u
Vents” cvant‘natintts in chemislrv his (‘hairmlm (.(m'm‘
cumin: .lunt, ‘ -...._,..-_._5 _*
The gills of the A. A. are going to! ’PLAY' A: FRANKL'N SCHOOL}
rurm v" lonnia toallr— They will begin “91'3“: org-hill Lit-atlv ol l-‘rttntltln m lluol
llrdcllcc. Monda). on Foley‘s tennisl'l‘h an dwell)?!“ y"*"“"1=ll “Whine
will; (la o - Claim finial-z pill-(21:3 t'lhlr “mm“:
. .vs.‘ ,.. . ., ' l ”I: i “ ‘1 .
or)’ of Mush-w dill; ul‘ilt'lslullll‘lsfnglcrjgtllfllk their parts \Vlll. 'l‘hrv‘ .m‘tmol
l
l
1h). yestorday morning. («diameters was.
Some of the "i. . - '
,- lll- ale goin to
a baseball llillf' K ' form
Alias—Alma Marsland
Red Kin}: George “'artlu. El
litx.‘
T- .. ‘ _. _ 4 Rod cen it" . ‘ «-7
, th‘ “”0"?“ "I" l-‘S‘N‘day after” “’hitSuQuoen Livy“: my. k‘
at”. t" WWW" ”‘" '""“">' 7"" marina» 'rwroatemmr J (1‘12“ '\ Mm“
“n. . . a 0-5 St:
Twoedledee— Humphrey
All the girls ho wish to join a class.
in liflin Rymnastll-s "Gwen“ in flower sardi-
lltl
ll
50‘“
‘|.t ht.
.ltt many pan-i tln- Plan was an m- street rc-~.il‘llr3"'- . - - - ' ‘ es" should ha H M n 1‘
( rvmcmbf‘" catnaea. “mph w... llr'll' tho plat-t. could ho connected with the “D in ‘i'f‘u'ltld_\ motnm- r~ H..~ton 0': mr "amp" '" ”W “m"? nd m Ros!“- Limiy a .0“ “h
ttcnllv completed on Sunday afternoon Lalnonica mm-dcl‘. “m ‘ l 0 V. IL I “a mem'
. H \tniet Dorothy \':llt Kirk.
Some of the clttltclw' Police‘Wont‘ering.
and evcnlnu.
who work on this plan report their Members of the local pollrn imm-
work finished with their quotas an“ arc uondm‘lnc what chantfl‘h‘ will b"
The Hair made in lb.» department uhrn lite pol
lists. whow-‘task is heavier. will in ice column-sinners ntf‘l‘t Pl‘ltlav nirlu.
most cases Ltko- more time, but report It was lcnrncd from Bumnltraflyo gm”,
good progress for flu» first two (luvs. cert last nizhl there is to be "a rr‘nl‘gu
(luv of the largest cllurllcs in Hartford (nitration of the «leper-1mm“ frmn tin-
rained nnP-thlrd of lip: $130,000 quota around up." but this re-oraanlzgnion is
on Sunday afternoon. All of the-u “on-No.“
have attacked the task with the utmost
contour and have good confidence in
success.
in connection with the special cl
campaigns, tl‘anls-r-Snnle of them
made up of the church workers others
of special committees locallv appointed
are worliim.r on the class B or
Friendly ('itizen lists in connection
with tho chtltcll canvawes. All of the
monev Hilbfif't‘lhfid on this plan Is to be.
divided untouvr the churches for their
'l!‘n("lllntlllf‘tu.ll cork in proportion to
the llltv dcmwtinatlons partici-
1 (Hill: ,
\"3tili- n 'I v.
(‘unntctirttl hznc.
,st‘rnl‘ftl or over-subscribed.
lurch
time of
tho l‘llllllllllnlllt‘i in
for :‘pet ial renulmr»
out in‘md in ll‘l' m-nvrul lnlcrcburrll
‘.\'or‘ul .‘lf‘tlllil'lll canvass, lllt‘l'i‘ 'll‘l‘
hardly any r;t.~t~§ ,wlu-rc lht- Ilt‘nullllflu'
tional work I“ not helm: put “mum
that practically uvcl‘y cotttmtmllv l'i
lllt‘ :«tntc is par”: ipntim: in this til'full
gent-Sal (‘flilh’lr‘fi
‘ O
COMPENSATlON AGREEMENTS.
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IL His thirtieth year the Master
was the Carpenterof Nazareth.
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Norwallt was represented at the sea:
slon of Wooster lodge of Odd Fellows
ill New Canaan Monthly evening.
when the 101st anniversary of the in-
stitutlon of the order was. celebrated
by W'allace Dana and Lewis ‘Arnomv
Mr. :—Danli has been a member of
Wooster lodge for till years. The
meeting was honored by the presence
of the grand master of the state of
Connecticut anti the grand patriarch
of New York. _ I
Could He possibly forget those carpen-
ter years when the years of His ministry
began? Could the men who labor with
their hands ever ‘be far from His thought
and prayers?
To such men, oppressed and driven,
men bent by toil, with hopeless hearts, He
spoke a phrase that flamed with power.
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—Get Your Tickets
for Leo (‘arillo‘s presentation of Lom-
bardi, Ltd.. Palace 'I‘ all‘9_ Tuesday.-
May 4. Grace Valentine and original
cast direct from the Morosco Theatre.
Box office open daily from 10:30 a m.
“ You are sons ofGod, ” He told them:
Sons of God—brothers of their rulers
and employers; with an equal right to
happiness. to comfort and opportunity.-
AflhadthehopesofLaborinalithooentufies
their beginning in that splendid
Think what Labor owes to Him!
The Churches ' under the name of
the Intel-church World Movement offer the pro-
gram of the Master; and His Golden Rule. ‘
“Whatsoever ye would that men should do to
you, do ye even so to them.”
By that rule the industry of the future must ‘
be directed. Its products must be not merely
goods, but good; not merely wealth but
ness and character and joy.
if you believe these things, u believe in one‘
of the. fundamental ofytinle Churches and
of their agent. the Inter-church World Movement.
And you have this nionth your chance to help:
Whether you labor with hand or brain, whether
you are, mute the Churchor out, you are a share:
mthebenefitsot‘theinfiuenceofjeeulChfist. ,
Help to make that influence the filling spirit"
affine modemmrid. Help ”manual-dye
WWW m man shall work to-
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