ural therefore that among enlightened
r'church teeter, there, enculd be ' a
.strong demand to square church or-
ganlzation with the needs of the time.
VI: .I'c impoltunt poseibly than finanj
cinl consideration is that of public
service. A “community church" is
pretty sure to foster a better 005131111:
pity spirit, whereas the arbitrary sep—
aration of the citizens into several dif-
ferent. church organization's tends to
.lzltcrfcre with such a spirit. A pros—
perous. active. up-and-goiné: commu-
mllnity Spirit. whereas the arbitrary!
Iscpnratlml of the citizens: into several
' different church organizations tends
to interfere with such a I uplrLt A.
prosperous, active .Ilp- -rmd- go. 'ng com
nannity Church would be :1 power for
-.-~I
I mmem m... ,
ESTABLISHED BY
7,; JAMES GOLDEN
,L GOLDEN, Props.
. TUBE ALMANAG FOR
TOMORROW
thidel 1:91). In.
' rings 5: 48; sets 7:52.
unsomc NOTICES
A stated communication of Old Wellé
odge $10,108, F. agie‘s‘dalr eyéginbgl good in many a town that is now
Bid at its rooms. Work F :cattcring its civic energies, or has
4111,1920 at 8 o’clock.
lieu rec. All Master Masgns cordial.
' aternall invited. raterna y.
and fLr ASA TYLOWNDES W. M.
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Secy
.._———-—+
No.38, R. A. M.
Temple, South Mair;
- the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays o
hetmonth, at 8 o Holock July and Aug.
- ' excepted. All R. A. tnzsons cor-
L and fraternally invi e
{galler- Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M., wi‘l‘l
at on Tuesday evening, March 23r .
lurk, the Mark Masons' Degree.
D. BURR BEAGH, H.‘ P.
s. LyoNS, SecretaFY-
never even discovered that it has any
such energies.
_ __ 9..“
MAKE BAD'MONEY GOOD.
A fool for luckpevery time. Here
the, Bolshevist government in Russia
has been working the printing presses
over time in an effort to produce
enough paper currency to meet the
needs of the. people Lt'or some medium
of exchange. Night and day the
presses have been running. according
to report, until the value of the ruble
. _, “-1.—n... has almost reached the vanishing
W»-~"W" . ' . .
, pomt. Russmn paper money Is ab-
EXCHANGERATE- BENEFITS.
t is time to get rid Ola lot of non-
e regarding this remarkable drop
the rate of foreign exchange. From
common-sense point of Iiew it is
very good thing—good for the Unit-
States and. though bitter medicine,
dfollrEurope. . WI]!
How does it. help the IUIIlted
solutely worthless anywhere but in
Russia. but it has to be accepted as
legal tender inside the domain, by
command of Lcfiin.
And then. when the paper money
had almost. obliterated the 'ruble.
when there was more currency afloat
than there Was property in the coun-
. , . ' . _ a 1 volume tryxto back it up, what happened? A
85? BY ,dlmmlslun; ‘3? r sneak of purest luck in tile shape of
. eXDOI'tS thereby throvung mo 3 I I rein of pulesl gold. TWO valuable
ods intoithe :mzrlcau market, (m lgold fields haw been dis coveredin
_ pus lower ng pr (291 . .
. The chief {actor in lxeé‘l’inb’ Am?” 12:”,
'L . v I Price: 351’]. hlvh his P::1?:£;:1: put 60 per cent in two years. the en.
on o is coun ry . . .
chime of commodities for the foreiun £1“th report. will Increase Russlas
k t Wll '1 f 91 n money Lisf Inold output 60 per cent In two years.
1' e . 9 1 ' 01 g ' '
tl A ic'ln fit propeIIV worked.
orth 3° mum “'55 1‘") m“ ‘ 3 Now, if this isn‘t like all the rest of
eney, that makes prices so muchI
h b 1 l t H 1.0 mic s ("In xthe news that has come out of Russia.
‘g er a mat Ila 14‘ mi . .
lf'lals. which. the engineer-s re-
will increase Russia’s gold out-
LLs
R
ENIINEI
EADERS’
ylewe;
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~07““
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ADVOCATES MOVING PICTURE;
To the People of Norwalk who 31}.ch
cute tlIatImoring pictures should
notopfeVnil Sunday erening. L‘
Judging from“ your articles entitled
Should. Moving Pictures Prevail in
dolwalk Sunday EIeninES?’ I think
vou ale V'eII narrow-minded and shop
little or no conception of logical lea;
oping.
I believe that 1110\ng pictums am
an ideal form of amusement because
they are educational as well as
humorous and moralistic The sense
of sight is the best known an of ob
taining an education and has been ac
khowledged by the best of psycholo
gists. In my conception of moving
pictules I am in no way reflecting on
any religious institution Religion is
an important factor in a man '3 life
and should be his ideal, but amuse-
ment is a very importana factor of a
man's life also. because after the in-
cessant worrlment and toll of a week
a man may feel at liberty to be a
“free thinker.“ Free thinking is the
basis of my answering Lyour piece.
Free thinking means simplythis, that
a. man may form a conclusion as to
just what he may wish to do. You
may know yourself that :at the end oi
a hard day's work (if you have. ever
experienced anyr that a person undel-
stands his condition better than any
body, and if he wants to go to his
home. attend religious duties or mov-
ing pictures, it is a privilege he should
enjoy and I sincerely believe that it
should not, be taken away from him
Iso; NORBAPTISTSL
.man Myron VI". (3st
Continued from Flint Pm!
victory. ’He certainly «had not failed
the South Norwalk‘IBapt.ist church.
One great good accomplished by the
drive,
had demonstrated that they had cast
out all selfishness from their hearts,
and were non ready and eager to do
the will of God. The faith of the peo-
ple had been _ wonderfully strengthen-
ed. as well and the whole result aug-
ured most happily for the world' s fu-
ture peace and salvation.
The choir sang cell as usual, dur-
- ing both services, and aided consldr
erably in picking the day a notable
one.
In the ex ening Mr Schoeppler spoke
on“1)ialoguns Between the Devil and
Ive," and showed how, as a result of
these conversations, double in
face of truth were placed in her mind.
which she, in turn. transmitted to DOS:
terity,.thus accounting for much of
“bat we are suffering from at the
. present time.
The pastel laid a good deal of em
phasis on the meld “Belief. " asking if
it made nofilniifielence “hat a man
thought say of his famllv, friends and
neighbors or what they thought of
him, or. what an employer thought at
his employes~whetller he looked upon
them as more handSMand victe Iersa.
A mans beliefs. he said determines
his conduct and decisions. and no one
who believe? wrong will do right with
the reverse also being true, as a rule
It beboovemveryone, therefore to Ian--
termin only the proper belief at the
start and then stick to it to the end.
Attention was directed. at both sew
lees, to the petition that is now clrcu-I
lating against Sunday movies. Mr.
Schoeppler said the movies and other
forms of pleasure on Sunday were
making for a European Sabbath, with
all that that meant. in the way of God-
lessness leading 95111119le to chaos.
150 signatures in 1: church alone had
thus far been attached to the petition
and after other names were secured
it was to be sent. shortly to Council-
It. lwas. cat-
peeted he would do all he could to
push the protest through successfully.
“Parents’ Day" will be celebrated
finext Sundav when little children are
home brought to the church by their
fathers and mothers who will pmni
lso to see that they imetgrougbl up 11.3
the o ht to be. u 9 car :-
kno’uleuclée of their lming Makel Am-
mican buttons are to be given out 011
this occasion
W
Mr. Sebmappler said, was that.
by giving to it liberally, church people
their
GPERAIWES
(301101311 Sill ll.
'tT-Immued from Page One).
and that many of theselelt ”the mills
soon after entering. Special details
of police kept thestrike pickets. mov'
ing and no disorder was reported.
Tlé cloth mills affected are operat-
ed 'M’ eighteen corporation: with a
weekly payroll of $367,006, and hav-
ing 50,317 loom‘s and 1,286,662 spin-
dlesI..AThree companies. the Nasba-
Irena. the Passaie‘ and.
arernot involved, as the noticee to
which the loom liners were not
posted intheir mills. Theyaru mills
are also not affected by the strike.
Demands for a 50 per cent increase
In wages have been voted by the va-
rlou‘s unions of the Textile Council,
but are being withheldlor the pres»
cut. 9
Reports from other textile centers
indicated a state of unrest in the in-
dustry. home's F. McIlldhon,rlce-
president of the United Textile Worg-L
ers of America. said that demandefor
a flat increase of 17% per‘ . cent of:
feet May- 31 in wages of all textile
workers. in? Mamclm'é‘velts, Rhoda Isl-
and and Connecticut would be made
today .by the national executive board
, 3r. Inches
of the organization.
At Lawrence the local branch of
the Amalgamated Textile workers or
America. has decided to request a 50
per cent increase, in wages, a 44-hour
Special
week and recognition of their union
Omclale of.tbe Lawrence local station:
ery engineers' union say that unless
the demands made on April 8 are.
granted by Wednesday night, their
men will strike Thursday rImornlng.
The union asks for an eight-hour day...
time and one-half for over-time and
minimum‘ wage schedules ranging
from $40 to $50 a week. according to
the class of plants. on which the men
work;
.5.
WOMEN TO
the Beacon. '
gas
40 Inches wide, all colors, include
L iMoney Saving Special Values for
‘ ’ Today- and Tomorrow
36 Inch ChaneeablefiSilkS
Value $4.00. Special
$2. 98 Yard
Taffeta Silk
lnrhe; wide Wavy, Brown.
Black Value $4. 00 Snoridl
$2.98 yard
Silk Georgette Crepe
'86
llclll
log black and white; value $3.00.
Special
$2. 29 rand
Figured Georgette Crew:
40 Inches “ide Ialue $4 50
S pecial
$2.49 yard -
Satin Messaline
Inches wide, all colors, worth
up to $4 00; special
$2.95 yard.
Navy French Serge
All, wool, 48~Inches wide; value
$4190. Special
$2.97 van? -:
Cheek Silk Voile
wit. Pink. Blue and
Lavender checks; Ialue $1. I5
y.aId Special ..
, _ $1.29 yard.
Full'Size Bed Sheets
$2.59 each
Table Damask
Bleachedwregular width; Ialue
$1 25 Special
980 yard
ETan Bleach ClOth
”Value 59c yard. Special
- 29c vard
Honeymoon Nansook
3043“! pieces in dust-proof boxes
_, S ccial
p $4. 98 piece
Embroidered Pillow Cases
diaguiar size; same 62, 00 pal 1’.
Soft
Tw o
8130
I
Turkish Bath Towel»-
1.81 ge uIzQ
10-yard pieces.
piectrs.
eizes;
12 and 16 Button Silk
Em brodlered back
“Kayser” Silk Glow}.
Double fingcl tips. Black, “7!“
Tan.
Moire Silk Handbags
Value $3. 00
Special
Light weight. sleeveless.
Heaherbloom Petticoa is
Value $2.30 Special
boa l'y quality
36» Inch Nainsook
”Special
Huck Towels ,
ends, Special 1‘,
29c math
36 Inch Loni! Cloth
finish. strong weave lll
Special
French Kid Gloves
clasp white only broke:
Ialue $3 75 Special
$2.50 Mir
med
Gloves
$1.25 ‘0 213 L
Special
1—
31.251? 1‘
Special
$1.3 :—
Women’ 8 Fibre and
ThreadSilk Hose
Women’s Silk Hose '
k seamed back.
Women’s Vests
SpPrlLlfi
ever .,
Vii—ML.“
Lenin may be able to float. himsel a b' a cw ll ‘ ' '- ' . . T TRY AGNN ADDRESS POUT’C'ANS S “3"” ‘ ' I " ‘
(it. afford to buy our g.oods Thus l' I f I IIroII mmdtd, umcdszon LAURETTE TAYLOR O . P , _ _ Cotton Tafi‘eta Petticoats
, - . . . awhile longer, and make good on the able people, ~11 , .‘ . , , '. . 1" . 31.491331? - I. If“ I '
hev are eventuallv (Ilsfnbutpd hem. . ' 7 U strun by ARTFORD, Illa; 3,:le'or the first llmal («signs ru 3 trimmtd
, ~ 1 I ill ”w m“ of snowstorm of stage money lllf‘. prmt- I am answering this: letter in be Play to Resume—eActreSt l1 9 time in the ; histow 0f the mil ‘ aJ “mite Madras fif'ttfifi
a 1m z110100lele rt (1) Immm ““ messes haw slumped What '1' ha” 0!" Um working people or Nor- “0“"9 L°"d°" Demm‘mnmfl parties III Connecticut Vi L i uucd fima” mm?" and oatmeal “Sign 5d m n ENS?! :13 L
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\pp )1; am tenuIm ) 23.1.11.E )nefim :lrm do to ”m :40“! standard in the walk. who a”. pmmpd m mnuscmcut LONDON. May 3.=—».\ second 9170;: dress a 8mm mnmmmn 1:11-39!) II Ia .. -. inchts “Kit. Special I ll 1 um By: 7
y eCODlt 'CGII‘QS'L'NOY Hun): com st of the “(.Irld low as it is now. ‘zmd :I privilege or free thinking. will be made ‘0' produce "A 1513‘“ 1;“ party LT“?! l‘k‘mocmtlc Saighum} 59c var: balls L
.I» s . . n. 1 . . ~ "L - ' ‘ I ~ . . ' - ' ' ‘I ' ' "' ‘
.3 consume! 9 ) :Iemains to be soon. or for the wise I Cilizens of Norwalk 1 am in no war 301118. in which the , Amelia“ i . , , . . . 9 com Apron Gingham Tuoqualt him" Ialue $115" ,
lain about it rm :1 “bile: but chI or : . . “ . ' I '1‘ any is the star 111 “*9 “a“: ““5“.“ Democratic “'0131611 Blue checks smudard u litr 599C131
fina: Iriers. to predict. Itrymg to dlSllllngh'h myself as a critic actress, I“"“”’”" a) ' ‘ ‘ ' ' wh "ll ~ . ‘ q a ‘ . Ih‘
III will lose anvtlxiv: bl' ”KL 41mm 1 WM or news ‘lli v~'t' .. - 11‘ I - at the l'lrrlck theatre tonight Th“ 0 “L1 1m in Connecucut ”0’." Special 796 Eel "
e profits the; llllll‘dlr to mnlm' COUI D NOT REMEMBER omméfl;p{1;:: ‘r’ellilglthsm' mg’y‘lrdu" :I’lhll‘rlcan Ambuesador John 1?. Week for the special emergency cnnr 250 vard Galvanized Iron W311“? L'
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Irgzd :;€:rtlf‘l:(}1“‘h0“nE-I IlI $31110“: ; WHO HE KLLED Ebul I just want to convex: IlIIa Ilmualn Da‘xif" “I“! M‘i‘i' “3‘15“ who “LmLLL ”my Thfv will (in: «$1.11 1:: 1h; dsxlhwfilm: 5; Muslin Piflo“ cases Pails ‘
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ods of 'Ilmost (Inn-I; kind lzIIt I-Ian HIS \wu Cllvlkillg today. Willi-("3‘ A“ 0““ l’li‘ll"n *‘ “f ”N" thinking \"hoii .“ as bmk'm u“ b‘ a “mu" eruon volition “iednesdav Laud two of them - “ lute P091111 Liquid veneer
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tlmulate llllS demand Illldlll‘»d- hm” ““0“ "m ‘3 I“ “m c l ‘ _ ‘ w . . ‘ 0. I I. ll med bl Homer S, I ubbin «.- ~
' How doe” III llclp Ful‘opn" In. {III-f. Snot l‘ClllOll'lllPl', :IIII-(Irdixle to Thomasplcl :Iil SIIIIdaI Gll‘llli 11.. ‘In Nam-all... Atulne mom”? H “:15 531d! this": “fl Mrs. Hattie Russror Jae-Rolf: of F1!” 8526'. FGl‘Vit‘Pable quality. Glass w“fli'lifil'hcl umbk‘l.; .
h I ., -‘ - ' z'tmu I I: II as: exporter Ionic I II It , " “ ‘ " ‘ “ Special . Thin lIloII II name I reach .
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«Nov. 1 ( all
in \Vllitll it IIlll (lcr'ladoi
and in f.III i lullme it
a privilege um should
35:00 no Wll}
: Norwulk
~ did the ((llllt‘sSlOll “.1.-4 madc to him
This made l‘IIc women
the speeches. the other
not IeI been chosen
ed up hIL-r own prodnrlion. Thati Speaker has
I enable her more nearly to take:
e of her own wants. and “'lli"'i‘ she
3
ruched; to (opp wilh Imublc if it oc—I
AI least polmlliul mus as of
to be prison: as
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. mu 9
whom the man was declared/to limo r
1
lo
1 itronlllc all“: lilit‘ :ly
I . . _. .
, .. ‘ _ ' .. I. .. Ihelpinc to make Normlk .m id I -
ets her own wants pmpmlI H “mm“ BIA-”n .1 ' 3‘ gm.” IIIIIIIII- (If 'lill‘kil I'm “no Ih‘
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ablishcd. to export lal‘n‘t-I‘ mmmi. : ‘lm distant zIttoInm ..IlIl “.Ilson ‘tnI lNIJllM ’1: 1:1 lullmm people In A bird“ K pIrtanImnce l~ entitled to “‘1 ICE NOTICE JUST RECEIVED
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k. .' I .. .1: S - I ‘3 _‘ L I « V k I . . J ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ WW,_N(,WW L 11118
es 115. She cannot “(IV 11:: in cold Ichnkod it"l' and pushed lICI on: IboIIIdI‘ South Norwnlk. Conn. 2 SCHOONER RISOER BURNED l and after 'Ma'y 15th 1920’ t . - Antique Bronze $14 .00
. “MI, I} w WM 1 “in . on MR“, “M I _ . I the ice for wholesale butchers Du: special contract with Miller & 00 makes possi:
ause she has none She cannot 5 "1 V “- U‘ ’0‘ I: ”‘ ‘ ‘I ROSTOV May 3.—"1‘hv crew of the nd to Will .
, - . . .. . ,. AYI‘IIsIIIIIIgIIm Imm- Scalllc II.- was! TO EACH MOTHER l' " ‘ ' ‘ ' '3 3 res be 400 per 100 this exceptionally low price.
37 us In ADJDOI, becnusn IIe IIlll Izot‘ . ' ‘ l ’ motel 5(ll01l‘lel llleocl who IImeI 3mm
L L llll‘olv-Il a saying he tlwn rowedl ‘ j and f 23 for fine per 100
we her paper except .I? :;. mzc ruin-I ‘ " “ ,L _ ' ”mm“ to abandon ”‘8” “‘9"?! when from the 01d firm of ‘
. to her. The only “A v she nm‘ par “mm”; lamina 1! II II'IImalIs bod}. All State Department of Health Sends it we: hulned 230 miles past or No“ en ’8 E ectric Shop
. ' 7 , I i ‘ I . TE
'13 In goods. And the more goods Im'“' “11“”. l l B‘rth CertIfIcate ilec I'estelday ' were Inlnefm'rch E' ,1“ BA 5,
7- sends us, IIIQ 19.... ,wur (191,; 3310 ”“ “m" “m“ “5 invcsllgatmn: . “ lomly todav from the British Steamers Office at. Bri B at Foot Of w u. S a1}: 8
ll be burdennl with and H” (llll'k- 'sllOu‘Pd that \men mullied Mrs. I Fdi‘urp [0 II (old the births (If- .. {Cite an Ctamou which had gickcd; W (‘8‘ a treet Nam H .I
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basis. Eng?“ H uh. on ( )ll18l\ 'I l l and -:.(.'Ir is: IIpoIt d lI_\ .ll‘I III .. P Bait .5“ 1lI~hnot The cutter reported by
We will gain. tor.) b} H“ pnIl‘Icnt M, .It s c “as said to in missme Ho. Illrcclm‘ of u“- human 01 \Itul stalls; I I.
Inireless that he would take the 19
‘lllGll of the Risoor to New Redford
'llIe cit} Lot” (Hinton continued her
Iovaee from New You»: for London
13m" The Risen! was bound from Norfolk
“should cnlcfull) (011:4!ch the follow— If
.alld ho had advised \\ ashizlgton .lu- tim in the stule (ltlllllll‘lltlll of health.
tllt‘Jlilii-s or Vlatson's statement lllzutfmd
~——-—-'—*-— ~*— 1 “Those-
'WILDING TO PAY RANSOM, Immmm m.
.'\El\' 8 Olilx'. .‘Ilny 3.~~An advertise- ‘
t debt. It, will make us financielly:
Inger. Moreover, we can
ope‘s raw or half-mount}:r-I‘Ilrml .
erials to advantage in our own in. I
lies, and the additional
llSI:
l(_<po' .billle fol “16‘ I
said .‘Il‘
who on
Mr Ills."
New Victor L Records
' llllflfll'la‘ z“ _. a .. ‘ . . ‘ ‘ or Denmark. I.
'S will help reduce our “"4“"; 951"L:(::YI,I(L)IffeII.In:II§.hrmnm hls loulteIn ii"? ulll’lllllflf’l‘fi or birth moisglmigni . ,_ For Ma}?
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1y hurtino anybody, l' I r “0 wee \ “a‘ n ‘the babies of their benefits: Rev. Thomas E. Swan was ill yes-
., . 5., Ismtm] in u \cII lolk newspaper to “To; establish idenlih to prove nafi’mdm’ and Rev. Charles A. Marks of- 74607~Song Without WOI‘d‘ Elma
I d I, by Loni; Bullc .I elem manufac. . , . , , , (. 3; ' Iflclated Mr. Swan is vernmusclrllu 74008—10, Hear the Gentle Lark. Galli— Curm.
. . , tIondlItI. to [llOVt’ lcgltlmacI; to show i . .
DENOMlNAT‘lONAL WASTE llll‘t‘l'. . “hen-”w chm ins m ”a t m Seel glmed and expects to be. out In a row 74812—43311 Me Thine Own. Gamson.
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speaker at the Inter—church Council E Mr. Billie sold the: advertisement under the 9mm labor‘ Tuesday will be the last sew ins: Vilma—Sunrise and You" Edw' Jomon'
employment
law, to establish the 1"411‘10 inherit Ififeéi‘fugéegwfu'oman: Guild.bL A ‘
ance of plopelly to establish liabil" mafia this pastosegggrfznnd airmail:
ity to militarl duty. as well as exemo— exhibition at; the meeting. AA box mu
tion therefrom.- to establish the right be packed. Also Tuesday the month-
74609-8ymphony in G Minor. Philadelphia. Graham.
18662—Kamvan. Smith Orchestra.
We tailor for ladies Hyde-the- ghen You re Alone. Ruil Bres and His Novelty (in
“in m a}
minute (laminate made up of the EGGS-11! See You in fluba. Palm Trio.
there lwns inserted in compliance with de-
100'000 tmantis: inn letter received by him pur-
. cost of Iporting to have been sent by kidnap-
Iespect- ””315 Th" 8111 dl‘SaDDealed while on
Philadelphia declared that
in the United States
rflous churches built ate
000,000. That is n no;
I.piscopu.l AfIicul Methdoist Episco-
pal Zion, and Aflican Methodist Epis-I
copal denominations will be consta-
dy at hand cured at the 26th general conference of
be typical rural village" save a .the Aflican Methodist - Episcopal
York paper. “with it‘s half-i church, which started here today.
tarvel'ing churches. More than six hundred delegates
*1 from North and South America and
Africa are attending the conference
which will continue three weeks.
rly patronized churches zunning, I
th osereioisosuanvlul ezIbl-o de
there is so obxlous and simple a
could to
8 sell five of them reserve
“Ming for union services
clergyman at leasta
, ages It
you}? be 2.:an problem
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NO DISORDER IN HUNGARY;
VIENNA,- May 1.——4May Day passed
without disorder. The feature of. the
day was a great parade with Red ban.-
more 1115ch “Release Bela Kant”
and “Long live Soviet Russlal"
conditions.
‘For the en‘éouraglng of birth regis-
tration, the health department is send
ing a complimentary birthcerfificate
to” the mother of every newborn child
W‘ithlhis: certificate is sent at booklet
en the care ofjthe baby.
The birth late for February, the
last month for which the accords are.
complete ShOW‘a slight increase in
the: birth rate ;over that for the cor
responding month at last year. whlcl‘
was the lowest: in the past six years
While the retakwas 22.7 in February
IQH,-It“was 22.8 for,.th€.same munch
oyfir-Ithis year._
will be served in the parish hall at
ter which then; will be dancing in
Red ”Men 3 Hall with a full orchestra
Everyone interested will try and
make a special effort to be present
'and see: the burning-inf the dealt some
'cial obligation of Trinity.
The certificate of incarporatlon o"
the Bates Bros Co. was filed Thurs
defy in the one”: ,‘l‘oIm Clerk see
Dino's; Thermometer; is authorized-t?"
buy, sell and made in all kinds of fur
felt, wool and hopped hats and node.
a general battinngusiness. Thecnr‘” '
ital Iatock 13113333001113.9013 prime: 0'? I
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rate had leaped from..14.£iixi-;Eew:
NewYIIrk LadieS’Tailor
lBressm-aker and‘ifmlér:
11;. North Main wSt’
South Nor-wall:
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UNDERTAKER
L, Take—0m”, 1809-3: House. 893
27 WWINGTON 8T.
$91..
sum of monev to name pmticu- l'm‘ ““3 ‘0 ‘1 bun]. 10 deposit $265 for to vote to . 13 business meeti *
qualifI- to hold title to and ,_ mg of me Guild at best materials. «New:
m a. form ”I- entmprise “In,”9 :llm lather. , to buy 01 sell real estate to establish- 45 oclock ” w *1“ “j The 01300061518. Wiedoeft WadsworthQ ‘
-raising is so difilcult and pain EM Av C ~_ the right to h old public 08366 to prove milgsdagé Til 8 idoleék businees We WEE fit and dumb. , 18658~Hand in Hand Again. Campbell-Kan.
process Still mow lamentable I QNSOLLIZ‘JEAN C .. ”39 age at which the marriage con- On grim”. 923311;; eEts7C£bwm be Letus takaryourordertodny. ' lswlmmmh‘tyjt WntBIs Y0“ Chas‘ Ha!“ Bun
. {my standmd of cffi er I owe, W HURCHES mm may be gamed mm to make the thanksgiving service at which Our prices are manna. ' 3; on ‘ve out a Member to no. Henry
cy. is the waste (If ”fox, Tenn” 1 0, May 3.~—Plans for possible“ statistical studies of health time the rectory mortgage will be , 1 Just Like the Rose. Chas. Harrison.
,ed in trying to llccp all these :m‘ummatmg the colored Methodist ’ L burned on the alter. Refreshments LL! 13557“HWM You’ll 39: 33th.? Walker.
He Went in Like a. Lion and Game Out Like II Lamb-
Billy- MK
I , , 00min andlrlet us play them
MI
for you.
no. 1919. to 22.4 In «the mom . 1
this year which“ is far the highest. Bdrm—Frank E
death rate forithat month in they“: MMWTNM
In addition there were inscnbed the
usual Socialist slogans.
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MUST BE PREPAlD.
Prepayment of charges must be
all might ,
' made
six years.
Norwalk Chronicler