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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 8, 1921 · page 4

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J , , _; .. VM‘M'" mbeing those paganism MM.
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m - Jan—ma '
7 . MMMM of Meals.
, , . night's ameieuto the-.pwolrrpmu‘a , . _, . r W‘s-3mm
' ~r'd‘“""°““’ em‘ious condition or ileum in“. of. ~, ' JANUARY .
‘ ‘ “ finding out the tact- tor themselves. A; “ ' , ~ .

" {ginnkd I .m 011 a later motion to mkethe vote: VICTORRECORDS ‘ .. 7 ’ L N ’ 3 . J. I; A m

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'Wfier 51., So. Norwalk. ,Gonn.
COAL AND'WOOD

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“0 *3 m°mfl numbered in the am ballot, but one , _ We» - 7 v.1
if} ' , - did »wmww protest most the ,
» . As to the question" of the pastors: ' * .1 1
V 3.1.. .l t... at“; m... 1...... WWW m... t... m TheHAMILTON Shop
M “ W a m’vot then-chargetlle chip: no absolute- ’49 Wall E .
7' mm fact that the pastor having undertaken 3 w '
. through a six thousand dollar pro-
igsschtnpglg wfifleelgoam: gram of repair to the church property,
1 '1 Mt. 38‘ch i II I I I years until it became abuolutely neces- f L IN! M infirm” ' ' ;
mm~wiillbe , ' Bar? to the preservation ot-the buiid- 93W ' . W . . - ‘ ”Mfwlxm ‘
u e , , sigma}; 3:13 $31.0?fiogfiflefg A strange: Buzz :Sh fiComejn andfiesr3%sse 'Fsm'itesaor’Any at ,,
- There not be an lniportant meeting “‘5‘ ‘ ' ‘ " gem;- or age aw, fl! . , a,
‘ " , l thhwsThat Weilllow Have. ,
Norwaik Improvement A-ociauon at V . _ ~ . _ .,

beginning of the year. The pastor has ‘ . *
Com-mania hall on Monday afternoon um or been robust but has missed cm,- and RMS
at 1.30 o clock” which tinie the plum

 

not vote. seeing that they were ‘out- .
e of e member of motions! a unanimouvarate.
‘9‘“ held following the '9" iv untrue and ,is so indicated by the:
Woolly evening at 8 o'clock the 38mm“ ”rammed Opposition tom: ,- ' , ,. éi
, . ' - " film-Shell Ymtmlc. "
A a. thing which had been neglected for * F H B Ame g * "
The Gotham Company. on . . . .. _ '. . v
ing. has been able to reach within
. . a after this strenuous nine-inclining job ,
"the “bu” “mum“ °' “”3"" is in much betterheslih than at the Park & _-'I‘flford,‘Green Seal,y

 

andimébrithe cannula toils con-
ducted births committee will be fixed.

 

 

Sewing on fancy articles for the ho-
mr to-be'gheid this coming fall. was

done at a meeting at the members of
the Bazaar committee or the East Nor-
&, , ‘* walk Improvement Association. which

 

interfered with the work of the East

four preaching services in over twenty;
five years of pastoral work and'isyrill—

C AN D IE 3‘

ing to hear the question of his «612- '

 

 

ielmy to the people who have known,
him in the various charges he has
served. His health has certainly not

Avenue Ehrlich during the last two
years as much as has the “iilzzess” of

s. n.‘o._cm co.
WHOM WMON-.
TICKERY AND 103
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16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
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DAILY TRUCKS TO NEW YORK
5 LOCAL TRUCKING

 
 

' zgehfildMfi-ngxzerwmn '3 a“ some other. The church was never in
1:- side. place " ‘ ' Kelley, u more prosperous condition than it

In at present. All the those things

and more could have been learned. it

apfigetoemtttfiwhol by; big: unknown or forgotten, by any member

Republican party will hold a. tin of the Board who desired to know the

at “l Qua: 160m Towri met his (acts. either by speaking to the pastor ‘

On Tuesday 'evenmg mun” Y the at the request crane Board had,

‘. 11th at which time ' ““7 retired to an sojourning room. or by

i ‘ ‘ mm“ "’3“ has inviting him into ihEmee-tlng to l'epl'o
,_ suggestion to make regarding Chm!!!

. , - sent his own case. which he could have
~ m the rules may “We” ”15 be hwa' done full as well as did his sell-Er.

pained representative.
i 71):» article was true insofar as ii

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r'ta . - _ stated that there “as no frittlon no.
at?ll’i‘;et§:; gigs“. we? (nurses-d tween Mr. Marsland and lllr‘ 'mum-
puma“ dim he” lam“ m :i‘f‘t’plm‘ horn" of his parish. if we except the
malty Hall Re arts ofgthed- 40m_ l'l-w agrivvul (mos already reform l in.
ca “998 here received d Various in whom burned a little fire of rangnt ,
«will»: tel -” to if” 322:“ men! at lllt‘ unwillingness of the "fins- ‘
i A- (‘- . n ,
ability of mgreat solidity among the to: to sit am fine: himself away to.
members of “m club were (1 b everlasting bliss with them in :1
Frank mom}, chairman. f in“ "- }’ church which neither kept out me E
. Lawsoo ' . D 8: he n-“,l‘:lill. llor kept in the heat even when
'- chairman olmfttmllee.1l‘illnllc' l" Beiach. thn inadequate healing plant could he
and'vmlllip H Field'n ’8 comm ““0 forced into supplying even a fairly
the club. 'IzheOmaie-rlofgtizmtent 0‘ good volume or heat at it great c-x-y
r OMS. it was (1 ' 1' W‘i‘m oi‘ m—llse of coal and “sextional” energy.
'1— , W‘ would rash; I am sorrv to have to make this
~ the Officers being elected last call at ‘ ”

themunl ma‘eting of the club rc- ipullilc statement but in justice to both

hurch and pastor between whom the
making in’ office for the run year. 5C
The W keptmany from tttending'most harmonious and happy relations

' Bethe m. “‘28 who otherwua would have for the cat rt have a! as: ' d do
., 83°11th at. The t r of holdi still exist. it was made necessary (by
' “'8 m5 “5 n:
social gathe gs of the c .tho errors and part truths ooninlnedin

> lub during, . ‘
Echo, ,mmg months was left in the ‘the last night 3 article.

. h . J _; The Pastor had Seriously considered
tfié‘dgxflflif'mt Preeee, chairman of.the matter of making a plunge in the
mm d liment “mmnm‘ The interests not'ot his own. health which
presidbita 3’40, “31:5 “In.” call °f the 'reriuirel no change. but for the benefit
' 7' m"; of other members of his {many who
M

EAST . - . - louder from asthma. He mil present
wgfivfiwys To .lhis resignation as pastor to a meeting

53 Osborn Avon‘s TELEPHONES 456 AND 792

East Notion; om.
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IF “IT’S ELECTRICAL WE}
HAVE [T
F .* M. CULLEN
"Tn nouns or ALL VOLTAGES"

Norwalk
Wall Street
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to“... “sun...

Mrs. Leo Davis represents the Third
’ Ward on this committee.

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THE 3 ' FGR 1% CHRISWAS rrnm’

 

 

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~ are always emaciated. The GL1) WELL CIGAR
PEOPLE’S mmmm when“... :
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TRUST (30, ~ Manta/Menace in price. ’
. «We-are placinghn sale special OUTERSEALED
CQBISTMASV PACKAGES of our leading, brands.
..____._ j’ containing 10 cigars enchprloe from Joe £031.50.
waill MIMI-m maroon!) VALUE-in tho-opacit-

HERSHFIELD MOTOR
“mmxoimamw W 0...... TRANSPORTATION co.

The Old; Well Qigax (Sammy. } '1 ; Daily Service Betweeuaew York & Norwalk
" - DONG DISTANCE TRUCKING

' Ten urge Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Tram-

 
 
 

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temporarily d -g Inflation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work

Main Oilice, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 294
New York'ome, 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059

business at the old j
First National Bank a.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

1 mow: d m t h m Iggy‘mmgg .3123313‘112'3333; Building‘24 Washing « - Let us’advise you about the choice of a Cor- ; 7
“J“ - .;F a w on e first ' ’ Q. i " _ . 7 -»
3333333“ at 3‘2... m .scuitfii‘iffimtifizm °““"°°““"’°"° . . set before you decxde on your 1
m‘ ' - BM“- ton street. where busl- & *

. .mmthnu‘ry 26' that more m “a: H. E. MARBLAND.

women will be present. tron: all over .1 ' ' ‘ ' «‘
Connecticut. Miss Louise Gin-nil, 01' KLGATTA AT POI (-HKLEPs".
Bridgeport. who has been worthy:
may: matron of Connecticut. will
M at the ceremonies.
Wag will be called on Wed-
W. Jan

. “- "wardrobe fbr opting. ' . '7 Prepare For Winter Storms
nesswillbe carried on E: ‘Our corsotisre service is skilled in the selection of just l .. WES, ARCTICS AND ' BOOTS

; :themodel which will best enhance your figure, and your fitting ' 4' These a“, the “wry things werwm should have for 1
xiii be as command attentive as you could possibly wish, ’ ' rainy or snowy weather A. -
Rubbed or boutslsceawhichever you prefer. j

 

 

BERKELEY. 0:11.. Jan. T—The L'n-
viverslty of Cslitornia crew may com-
pole this spring in the intercollegiate
[regatta at Poughkeeplie and also will

nary 26. with a. large ban-
, .. endeavor to arrange a dual regatta.
M “‘9 Btrntfleld. tollowedby {until Princeton. it was said today by

V ,t W“ ‘t" the many out 0‘ ‘0‘"! crew Conch Ben...Wa.llis. The eastern
' m 0?“ 13""“33 "‘9 “9' ““9 trip is contingent upon the’outcome of .
m V , e installed With “1' the race against the University of ‘ 7 ‘
new called at the Colonial ball. Washington in ADI“.
enough Fell-field avenue.

minister-n Star convention will CGBDIN' 31mg , > 7.
elm, directly the‘ Shrinelis boll ‘ . All , ’ MOE-BETTER. WMW*
..wiil .be Tuesday. January 25. BALTIMORE. “d" Jan. 7—‘Cardl~ . _ ’ g g:

t the Straineid. The ball miss. an Gibbons mains the improve- Radiator p 3
215 2. mm ”

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to hone ot the largest event- ohm meat. which seeming week and he

seam, when the entire hotei’iill I). my, be gm to sit tip in bed next ‘

% 31W vet to the Masonic-order and My “there is lie-setback. it was
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lull”? H.-. “ , rui- physicians note it decided WWW“ _,

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; 7 New for Winter Sports!

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In mom. ‘0- Jan. 7~Repreoenta- _ thofollawingmm mudwmterouldoors. The Imam“ that set your pu .
'fiive.mul Kalli], or California. chulr- . E '. . , ' " ” ‘ . a . awful} speed ahead, clear the cobwebs out of your brain,
vbm’t'me'nw.“ Minna" Wit“ : ‘ " W:£mm ' ‘ I: " br' Mel! up your checksnfill you with energy !

e Mei-3.53220": kids: at the invtio- . . H in , . A (p. o n M), 5 ~ . 18 ,. 5* tar our sled We In“

take-730 . on -e co Harding;- m 'r , here u m ’ .

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mum! general preparedness.
m conference was one of a series

minefield withthose mammal mil- “MM!“ 36‘“ and genera would!”

 

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oven temperature. p . -: . '
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ovemr Jamesfinrtness today. a
. “The coat of road eon-mien one ’
our ever-increasing cost of mainte- =1
min more and more force us to' z
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