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“HERITAGE”
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“CUSTER'S LAST FIGHT"
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“LOVE. HONOR
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‘; AND OBEY”
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CLAIRE WHITNEY
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“LOVE, HONOR
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Buster Keaton
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“CONVICT 13”
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ing Du}: 1:3, 6:45 ((1111 9:171.
u.
final touches :1r1- living put on today.
The man; rcmcnt in announcing the
_I
EAST NOR WALK
~-_.__
Allu-Iiti~t (“tn-idimi
A 1 )Fl mun-slum
gnu-ngy lllt' uu-nilicitq m‘ the-
lsi deuv school. lLl>i t‘\t‘lllIlL'. undcr
llu- 1|1:1 ctiuu Ul Supt i'lllll'lliltlll Rich-
:1: l lflnult nuil .\lr:~ .lcumn .\‘:ll.\\\’0!‘lll.
‘l‘m 113': .1211 “:15 tll‘ltliile'd 3-) All...
llruic, ol‘ t unzmu. .\'. ll..h-1'tl1¢ rvc
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;‘.=~-\1 :m-iil ()t tln-.\1i'.cut:::t 'Il'lltillllllll'
ll'it ’i‘ln» M-Hu'c. rulillvil ""1 l'
Kim : ltigllvvuy.“ “.1; \o-l’)
l‘t‘lltlt‘IO‘lI.
('tiun-li.
l‘hifll'l'l \\'.IS
.\'l\t‘lll-
l‘rom->su1uul thmn “.\luwl1ut; i-1
His Nillllt‘“ School
Sci llll :H‘c l'I'uci” isr “'i in} t‘uil (11
(3(ul"» .\riuil «hiss. pus-Wm; yum:
lzillils. In‘llllnl‘}. 3.1111111.- mru. junior.
Mipc-i'intcudclli.
l'l.l_‘~l'l‘ l‘us‘tor.
Aiillouvca-inliile :lnd H1?«"11;:.
ltcritamm r“\\':111~1l" luv! Kl‘r-l‘l‘.
Sun: "A \'uluuli-r1"~ School.
I'm-lr'iw' “'l‘l1r\\'01l1! loi' .Iw.~u>"
lv‘ixc girls.
Iiccilnlin“. 7"l'2\;1u;.:eliz11" llurt 'i'wl'.
Solo~~"\‘\'q-'vc 1i Slur} to ’l‘rll"- Jimmy
Know.
l‘;\l'l‘t‘lsc “I-‘iu- .‘lllt‘fi to tlu- IlelLJ'r-z
H12h\\:1_\~.\'iuc young l" llllll‘.
141-lo~“.\lumcut l1) .\iomcut"- Louis
(lrocschuci'.
lll‘l‘llll: II‘t' ('Xl‘t‘t'lsc- illlnylhl'l‘ _\‘I|I|\
|\\.l.\' l‘l'lltlt‘l‘t‘ll In \VJIIIO'l‘ l:):li.~'
l-‘ollmviug this \-.:1.< lltv Hill). clurr.
by thc cnlil‘c school. led in the- [11 mm:
n-prcschtinu' ".\1ivcntisul":
i “3- run lit) it il‘ \\1 \nlll:
l \‘\'c cull do it. and “1- “1H
191-1“;an i‘urunnlf l"U!‘\‘-:'| I'
Shining I») the- schmil. "Ill-iii In M}
Suviour’s Mighty Hand." thin l'ulln“.
o‘tl.
Animutrd rcmnrl-ts \xcn- tilt u mull.
by In: lzlulul. :il'tl-r which llw
('iscs closcd with ull singing
l'curlv “'hitc Pity."
-——___ -
Fricuds ol‘ Alton \\'. (Rink) licv»
my,
“'I‘Iu-
1
holds. of 47 Second strcct. who \\'.'1;~
injured during the football tunic :1:
the lluxtcr grounds ycstvrdnv arc
plcnscd to [corn that he is in ‘uo dun.
gcl‘. It was first thought that his col--
tar—hone- wus brokcn. hut it was lczmze
ed that scvcral small honcs \\'t‘l't‘ dis.
locum-d. ’l‘hc)‘ \vcrc put buck llllu
place b_v Tlr. Huntington. ol‘ Hartford.
.lust night. and today. \vhilc he is still
Ii” considerablc pain. he is I‘i‘l‘0\‘('l‘lll,:.:.
Mrs. ”Laura Couch. lllf-(‘P of Mrs.
1Churlcs A. Aisthorpc of 33 Scavicxv
avenue left this morning for El Paso.
'l‘tex. whcrc shc'will he comi- the hridr
of l‘uptuin \‘l'illium L. Sassumnu of
Los Angclcs. Cal. Mrs. Couch has
charge of the services last evening.
. _ "’ ._ _ _ , winter policy oi’ HUH'S giu‘s 355-111“ been a. rcsidcnt of East Norwalk for
< "Al \t‘hlltln‘l) “lull“(rlutl'l{\li'litllmu anccs that 0m“. “1" “(’5‘ attractions some time and a number of her
’ i I'\ ‘. )7 ' .' ‘ , .‘ v' . - , V .
‘ “"492. “palm. (10".de WI“ be l"0(’k'"d an.“ In: 0"1‘5‘111‘” “‘0‘ friends accompanied hcv- !o the Il‘ulll
' ' grams :1 so gixc us 1111 icu u . this morning.
*1 v1 1mm.- noted Metro star will ‘""'""’“”' ' " ‘ _ H—_-
i. N» n .1! thc Regent rphcutrc. today MILLIONS WASEIEI'BIVES thholg‘EBEE-IS? Slug“; \.,9{:'(.g1..(?t::
:1 va ‘thro pluy “Lovcf Honor l‘ a "9 l P .U or .-.1 ll“
.- , (nu-1: 1- This iq Quid to he the ”.er BY CONSU ‘ the East avenue M. E. church. held
~' I ' 7 - > - '. _ ' dav afternoon at 3 o'clock: Miss
I~ \vlucle 111 which Miss “hilnm C . . . §ester -
. . - on inued {tom Page One) . . . 1 . .. ~ ,. . .~ .
Li .H. 41111141111-11 :md I'I‘VXPVJS oi" thc . ( t , Dorothy. l20\e_10,\.' piesuit'nt. l:lll‘lPl
. -l1 -1 .. -,. y , 1‘, uncuimous vc-‘— , . l Gamble. Vice-prcsmcnt: “ilson “nlsh.
’ ' > U.) '\ 1.1)” I N If“ C”. . ‘ ' ‘ snimlorium, although good men ts ore sccrctm‘v: Leonard Ainsworlh. Il‘t-zls—
z” 1.511.- 115 ”writ. 'lm- Lem-mt to- Doing securpd under proper medical urer and Miss Dorothv Cummings. pL
” \le' walso olicr :m cxccptzonul a”? a! home. Connecticut ' has~five aniwt ‘
LT '_ :"5' i" ”'n‘ml I? 5‘3"”27" lustcr such sanatoria. the general institu- ., .
. ”.111. no“ 0m. 01 the mo.» DOpu‘m‘ Lions for lung tuberculosxs at Hatt- The Ep‘Worthh-g-Leaguc of ”19 East
a" 1:1 ’7“ w ”w scum" 5 mpg)! maymg ford, Shelton and NOX'WiCh' the dim avenue 1M. E. church received contri-
I“, "3 di'en's sgnatm'ialloir 1”ng :ubxffs'milggis hutions at the services ~vcstcrcL'tv
~ . m 1‘ Mp” '3‘“- am ‘19 C ”re “ ‘ mornin . for the Thanksgiving Bae-
cum I“ To " 1 ”mm“ for bone and glandm?" tuber'ikc-ts. glitch will he’ distributed on
1‘. nin'ulllt'\ "_\.i_v)< of St. Anthony" CUIOSiS at Crescent Beach. Niantic. W'edncsdavhy Mrs. H',_E‘ Mauglanll
. 5!;115 lll'_\.&lrht “halibut-n _‘— and Mrs. Harry Ainsworth. acting as
l ' :1 committee for the League.
> - - " 1 « . Sundav school
1.15.1“? \Kzlshl-ui'n Will be the star n" "MILD“ "r 1h? -
‘3‘ mm; mm... I-..;m,,.(. mquw “The To Heal of the Advent Christian church had
full) 01‘ 5:. Alilhuny." 'l‘ht‘ story IS by
0.; - or :2 1- most Hiccr-sm‘ul of scenario
1v.” ):I_‘li;. and it has bi-cn produced as
a picture in :i fashion to lllill-ZP the
g1 cab-<0 uppéal: It is doubtful if any
3..) - ever gin-:1 tn \Voshhurn (-nables
31;“ to do better work :xud he is most
1: 2.121)]; at his Int-St. The Palace pro»
1:; ml “in include other l‘caturc‘s.
HOYT'S R I‘LOPENS
Hcaling and Othcr Improvements
l‘--;i..l_v For Thanksgiving Day
‘I new heating system in readi-
1:~l other immovements which
nuke the place vcrv desirably
l Hovt's Theatre will re—
on Thanksgiving Ditty to afford
program for the last three
mr-h week. The house reno-
amically complete and the
,1
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311 i: p:
‘3'
LA Cough
Tak-
Hayes'
Healing
Honey ’
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whcn there was a presentation of the
Forward Liovemcnt Sunday school
concert and plans were discussed. for
future activities.
Miss Gussic Billinstein. of First
street. returned to her home. Satur-
day. from the, Norwalk Hospital.
,where she had Mono an opera.—
Ition. Miss Billenstein is recovering
rapidly and will soon be a’round again.
At the East avenue M. E. church
the usual Thanksgiving Day service.
which in previous years has been most
popular. will be held on Thanksgiving
‘Morning. at 7 o'clock. The evening
mid-week service will be omitted.
,There was an'ery good attendance
Saturday night at the dinner—dance
held at the Norwalk Country cl b.
for which Ke’arney's orchestra t om
Stamford furnished the music.
The “choir of Chrlfi church will
pipnqnzii
l
I
!1111+! for rchvursul at the church this
:r\t‘llllll; at '1' o'clock. in [Ii‘rpni'ution‘
tor thr music to lw given on 'l’hunliSo'
1gi\ing lluy. '
'l‘hc dirrctors of thc lids! Norwnlk:
Improvement ASFOclutlon “ill mccll
tomorrow afternoon at 2.311 o‘clock'
in thc llircctor‘s room at (‘ul’lllllllllllyi
hull. .
liouurll ‘s‘hitc. son of Mrs l-I-nmu
“hit-I. nl’ I‘Vlstcl‘ l‘urk. l'lusl Xurualk.
uni '\‘.l‘.Il :1 11:1i!\l':1l :11‘ciclcnl l.v hit-uk-
”‘1: his .‘ll'lll-lll tun) llizlt‘n‘.‘ rcvvntl}
The re will lic no xiii-cling: of the» \\'o-
iuziu's Au\ili:1ry ni‘ l'lll‘lSl church this
“Mk. as 'l‘hursduy. thc usual invet-
i111: day. is 'l'lmuks:i\i1~‘: Ilutf.
’I‘Ilcl‘v \vill hr :1 sw-rinl ’l‘hzmlieciv-
lln)‘ svmico- zit Christ church on
‘ mnrniup‘ :l‘. ":ff' "1"""-'.\.
.\ cmzvlv m liar-.12».- :11‘v unimldiit
coal :1! the- tint‘k of thr .\'ui\\:1llt t‘nztl
and Supply t'mnimn)‘.
A ncw SlL’l'l liar: llco-n
Nu) \\'t‘l‘llln".\‘ i-lo-v-lricul shop on
“Elshiugtnn sir” l.
\\'illi:nn ”union. of thc lli'iilgr SI‘I‘V—
to 51.1mm. \VMH u \vrcltw :11! \isnut‘ in
Ne \\‘ How 11.
\\'illl.'1m l-Idmouds‘ OC Brooklyn was
:1 \isitm- \vitli fricnde m1 l-‘irst street
_\e-stcrd:l,\'.
Louis (‘um-vari has tukcu .‘l position
at ill“ oilicc of thc Nash 'l‘lngiuccring
(,‘oiiipzuu'.
The Y. M. (‘. 1‘. will mcct‘ as usual
tomorrow cvc ning.
int:
'I‘l»‘-v‘c .. .»
ri “(‘tf’tl 0V0?
llust
-
Mrs. Ray \Vcrmc is ill at her home.
on ll.‘~‘ln\)l‘ll :1\‘cnlic.
.smn-t INFORMATION THAT Till-Z
APPROACHING .‘HSSIUV AT ST.
PAl'L'S CHI'IN‘H MAKES TIMI-I-
LY AND INTERESTING.
As many of our rcudors \vill tukc
advuutugc or the opportunit} of at—
tcnding the mission. to lu- held at St.
Paul's church. which lwgins on Fri-
. l
'Wlmt .vc shall put on ' ll is 3%“; 11.1.4
iworlcl. is not that tlu- luttcr IF
’smlsihlc and normal lil‘c. and Illt' (1th—
[I l‘
(El'n‘: \Vi‘llt ”105?: (lawn and, fur
i111?
m. Mr :1
principlts. stuns lillu’l'“ 1m“ cit"
‘I1\" \’¢~I "la? 54"”:1i ‘iwo 1 Tc n’"v r me '1
handfuls: thr- "inst 113‘5‘01‘” u!‘c<§iny.3* 1“ f
\
And our Lord docs not disdain to tivc
instruction in Harvard In lift“ "a
savs: ‘Tnkc no thought for \' ‘ limit:
any anvictv as to :ittil'c- is rcducr-d
a minimum when lhc dress is one
prescribed and unchanging. cntirr-lv.
Independent of the shifting fashions
0” S()"'iwl\, .‘t‘ 1] \vhcrr hctnrv thw Inlnu
for each or a community. the individ~
unl is subordinated to th‘ ids-Ill. which
clmrnr-tcrizcs thc wholc luulv.
if)
"'l‘hc dil’fcrcnt'c. Illtll. M'vct-u 9hr
mchH-r (12' :1 i4-li;:iuus cumvu‘wi‘v :vud
H11- I‘lllllllll‘ (‘hristirn thins in ”1"
li‘xiuiz’ u
:i in utiisltc :md
l\Il’:l\:l_‘:1ill um;
but that Ill" l‘ni'nut' has :‘1-1‘. :1 c.1ll'
from Gm] to nix-11a S[)I*(‘l.;l t-‘l'l‘l‘fio‘l‘uil l
of thc priuclplvs m; \1. hich ilw lull: r
is trying to construct his lil'c. 'l‘luit 1
which prccisrlv coiistilulis tic slru-l
ol' l‘rllgion. l5 lillll (1..1- has \’ll\‘.l"l to
pruclicc lhvm- connects \shich. ordi-
lh'iril), ttlltl “hi-11 t'ollowml at tho- call
at God. and with Ill!‘ :issu‘lflllt‘f‘ ol the ‘
Holy Spirit. It producc in our the in!» =1
ugc and likrnvss (11' .lcs‘ils t'hrist. tho"
Son of God. All souls are cullml to I»:
pci't'm't; lllt‘ i'cliginns is cull-«i to vow
thc mums \. hich sperm“). lilukn- for.
and “nirihuix- to. PI'I‘lt Mimi,
“A tcriu has In (~11 llSt-‘l many lllllt‘H
in thc l'orczoiiis: paragraphs \vl-ich t‘a
oflcn :1 cuusc ol' ol‘i‘cvumv. it is liil':
lt'l‘lll ‘Ito-liirious‘ 11s llhlh‘ullll" luvg
slutc of one who \(.\\:~; M11151 il' in;
practice the couuscls ol‘ povcrlj‘. (41:15» 1
tit} and olwilicnccn It sccms
though to spcuk of such :1. who as :1
‘Rcligious' person, w: re to .‘lrl‘OlYlel' to
:13
him :I supcrioritv ol’ clunnrtvr mini-1y?
misc in many cam-s. :lud zmvcl) twril- '
(ms to humility in :1“. llul “1- can
hardly bc hrlll i‘csponsililv tor tilt-l
misundcrstundiug ol' tcrms :n-m-ptcd.
in tilt-ruturv. :tud currcclh dclinml in 1
standard dictiomirirs. 'i'hc icrm ‘u :
rrlixinus‘ 11:15 no n-l'i l‘t’lll‘t‘ to tho i11« :1
\vurd pit-iv ol’ thc prrsrm so dcscrilunl. '
day of this wcck. and hvnrim: I-‘uthcr
Huntington. it muv he \chI to givc :\
t‘cw r' luminous in rcguril to thc life
and work of the Ordcr of “11- Holy
,CrosS. the rcliglous comliiunily to
lwhich hc Iii-longs.
\\'lio‘1i at home. at \Vcst l‘urk. .\'cw
York. they :irc engaged in study. and
prayer- and meditation. \\’l;I-u tin-y go
out from homc. it is to preach the
gospcl 01‘ Jesus Christ. in city and
country.
'l'hc mcmhcrs of the Order wear a
distinctivc habit. both at hmm- and
abroad. The latter is of Muck. and
attracts but littlc attention.
'l‘hu following. from thc Holy Cross
’Ainuuzinc. will pcrliaps lelt «\plain
thc object and thc purpose of such a
life:
"(if course. it will I11. . said at
011cc that our Lord-docs not require,
people at largo to wear a peculiar
dress. to ahjurc personal propcrty. to
rcmuln unmarricd. or to conform to
an claboratc rule and render obcdi‘
encc. in minute details. to tln- will of
in superior or chief. That is quite
gtruc. but these pcculiaritics of tin~ life
[of religious communitics are merely
2the special application of universal
gChristian principles. ’l‘hc first of the
;bcatitudes is; ‘Blcssed are the poor in
spirit.‘ This must mean that. where
fit is possible and consistent with
God's purpose. there the condiliOn of
poverty is regarded as desirahlc and
prcl'ci‘nhlc to any Other. Not that.
even then. all Christians must choose
,povcrty. but that it would be a privi-
lege to do so. And plainly. the con-
Fition of having naught of pcrsonal
possession is that which our Lord
Echose. and to embrace it. puts one
'more in accord with His life on
earth. -
"So. with regard to remaining un~
married. This state is not required
of Christians-«he apostle speaks with
‘stemest condemnation of 1211056 who
‘forbld to marry—but. on the other
hand. our Lord speaks Vvith a start—
ling force of the necessity of setting
aside even the closest relations of
Hamil); and home. to give oneself to
lHis service. It must follow. therefore.
’that where no other call is given. to
relinquish the joye,o.f home and 0&—
spring for His Bake. will be but to
Itake literally what our Lord declares.
lAiid here. He Himself. sets the exam-
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