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j“ the and and 4th Tuesdays ol
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at. MahatSo’clock, July and am.
_, excepted. All B. A. Masons
w, andJraternally invited.
D. B. BEACH. H. P.
l‘. 8. LYON.“ Secretary.
m m WISE MEN or run
WEST
,, , It came to pass that a certain Busy-
“ dreamed a dream.~and he said to
”it: Lo! I will get a hen and
lake chickens. And it shall come to
. )9.- that each chicken will lay me a
nifltude of eggs; and I will set these
as! and raise a multitude of chick—
ens until the great increase of them
‘ the earth. and I will say to my
anal: “Take thine ease."
: $3 he got him a hen and the in—
cense thereof was as he had mid. and
he hired men of Belial to fled the
1m and to wait out the houses a; id
find the flocks. ' _
, at it came to pass that a certain
r. learned in all the wisdom or
firms. looked upon these hens
‘ “Go to! Why should a man
,, the dheavens with hens until thc'
' “I incense thereof permeate. even
9‘" “in the sacred halls of learning.
And he called together his fellows
.1 said: ‘_'Let us take counsel to-
m and destroy this thing that has
”fled the sanctuary. so that many
“thy-men have fallen into 0le re-
'0
And they took counsel together. and
that said: "Are not the fathers dead
’ and their wisdom passedaway with
M? Has not the mantle. of knowl-
alga fallen upon us. and does not the
, . he of our learning till the earth?"
«filmy called together the men of Be-
}nd said unto them: “VVhosocV'cr
.1uusketh for any other man is a slave.
‘ ”he who hires him is a thief. ”
In it not written. “Unto him who
“not shall be given. and from him
that hath. shall be taken everything
that he hath."
. And the saying mightily pleased the
m of Be’lial. and they gathered to-
'mr to destroy the Busyman. And
u doctors smote him with the weap-
u of fimson. the mighty son of qu-
ml'i. and they laid hold on him and%
Hound him with red tape ind cast him
' d into a desert place.
Then said the doctors to the men of
' mini: “Come. let us divide the spoil."
m the men of Bella] answered and
Sid: “How many years have ye eaten
acken while we perished with hung—
cr!" ‘
In it not written in your law: "The
‘- Shall be last and the last first?"
V —* no the men/of Beliai laid hold
--. them and had no respect for the
.. . n of Samson. the mighty son of
ball. and would not divide the.
“I. Then said the doctors: “\V’hut
'fin showest thou. seeing that ye do
"ae things?" And the men of Belial
“II: -"'1‘he Sign of the Russ and of
“Great Bear. "
,, inert were the doctors exceeding
,.Wtul.and the men of Belial would
“Show the doctors‘to eat of the fat
dthe land. but the doctors would
‘1 have filled their bellies with the
'* “a that fell from the chicken's ta—
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'HILLSIDE scrapers ‘q'
Nor-walk, Connecticut. '
' January I5;19g1.‘
To the Editor of Thofientlnel. “"
South Norwalk. Coho. \ ‘ ~
, Dear Sir:
The increasing interest in our com,
munity over the plan to have the cost
or one meal given~to the Hoover Fund
School by the enthusiastic endorse-
ment of our group of boarding pupils.
At a meetinsfiheld Thursday- even-
ing. they voted unanimously to have
a. meal of cereals, turm. .evening.
January 22nd, in end of theh' usual
evening dinner, have asked the
school to give the difference in cost to
the Fund for European Relief.
The,plan appeals’ to all by its him-
plidty, and by the fact that every one
can have a share in it” It rouses the
interest of all, because it gives us an
opportunity to deprive ourselves of
actual food. which id'the very thing
needed by the destitute thousands in
Europe.
Vi'e are hoping to realize here, at
Hillside. a. substantial amount for the
fund. and are doing all in our power
to interest others. in order that Jan—
uary 22nd may find eev rybody ready
to contribute.”
Hoping that every reader of your
paper may join in the good w.ork I
Very truly yours.
MARGARET R. BRENDLINGER.
I Principal.
Editor South Norwa-lk Sentinel.
Dear Sir: '
Concerning the “Fast Day " Jan.
22nd. {Or the Children’s Relief Fund,
let's take hold and make it a tremend-
ous success. The organizers have.
originated something which strikes
the imagination and will be of real
Value. both to the individual and to
the fund. if everybody will help. To
the labetions gentlemen whq asks:
"As I am going to give. have ,1 got to
fast. too" the answer may well be:
“Yes. because then you will have a
real interest in the gift." And‘rlght
here. that dear littlorchap, in South
Norwalk‘who helped at the time of,
the sugar famine in the war, ought
never to be forgotten. Vt'e will call
him Freddy. though’we never knew
his real name. for we heard the story
from his teacher. who did.not give it.
\mv recall how we were besought by
the Government "to consene sugar"
vzthxt :- ur soldiers might not be with-
l‘ n ddy was only four. but his
kind:- H‘vVvu-n teacher was a real pa-
triot and tau ‘it the children well. At
home. If ndd: “as observed to refuse
sugar to: his oatmeal. and. when
amaze d questioning follow ed. an-
nounced that he was “saving it fol‘ the
soldiegs."1)oesn't that put us to
shame? “1'” say it does."
Austria is in ruins. Pershing. in a
great speech. has just seconded Hoov-
er in begging the United States to
same the women and the three million
children who are starinvg. There
never has been a moment. when the.
result was in doubt. W's shall give
the $23. 000 000 needed. The question
is. shall inch of us have a share in
the gift?
DO'l‘il.\ STONE PINNEO.
Yours truly.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
ASSOCIATION ENDS
Continued from First Page
part of the suffrage association' 3 pro-
gram will now be taken up by the
new organization. Connecticut is the
last state in the l‘ nion to form a
branch of the League.
Among those who met in this city
in 1869 to form the Connecticut Wo-
man Sufi‘mge Association were Susan
B. Anthony. Isabella Beecher Hooker.
Harriet lli‘l’Chcl' Stowe. the Rev. No.-
thaniel G. Burton, the Rev. Edwin If.
Parker, Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Julia
Ward Howe, Hary A. Livermore and
Francis Ellen Burr. Miss Burr is the
only member of this pioneer now liv-
ing. She signed the call to the first
convention ot_thc association.
served as its recording secretary for
She is 89 years of age.
REFEREE STOPS BOUT.
BOSTON. Jan. 18.-Bobby Josephs.
feathcrueight. of this city. won his
, It. and no man gave heed unto them
' And it came to pass. in the fullness
‘ time. that one said to the men of!
”I: “There is no more chicken."
& the men of Belial said: “Let us
and. for the Busyman, that he may
iii in again." But when the men of
, “in; came to the Busyman. they
chased the bands wherewith he was
Wandrplaced him on his feet;
behold. he was dead.
endeth the tale of the three
menfiot the west. Therefore,
forth this saying among men:
_ h’ was the wisest or the three
men of the west."
Thereby there arose a mighty dis-
fits throughout all the earth. and the
Mutton thereof continueth chn
w “this day.
LEWIS H. NASH.
DecembOr 27 1920. ‘- .
WI” EDDY KELLY “'13 S.
”OY.Jan.18.—“Hailem" Eddy
last night decisively outpointed
'o Clement, of Albany, in a fifteen
a.»
Treatment, which stops irrita-
' the throat, relieves con-
and Cures the Cough. Its
Children like it; 4360. (Give it
humans: or Foley. Kid- 3
so great a bone-
' Quit Laxative,
bout with Joe Mendell. ol' Philadel-
phia. last night. The referee stopped
the match in the seVenth round. It
had been scheduled for ten rounds.
Purges; Try Nil
Nil Tonight—Tomorrow Fill night
It is a mistake, to continually dose
yourSelt with so-called laxative pills.
calomel. oil. purses .and' cathartlcs
and force bowel action.
the bowels and liver and makes con-
stant dosing necessary
\Vhy don t you begin right today to
overcome your consti tion and get
your system in such pa that daily
purging will be unnecessary? You
candosoityou eta25cboxot
Nature'r Rented ( R Tablets) and
take one each n ht tor a, week or so.
NR Tab] eta do much more than
merely cause pleasant easy boml ac-
tion. This medicine acts Upon the
digestive as Well as eliminative organs
-—promotes good digestion, causes the
body to get the nourishment ham all
the food you eat, gives you good.
hearty appetite, strengthens“: “1% veer.
9V ercomes blllousu r
and bowal action an
body a thorough cleanl
accomplished you will not.
medicine every day. An occasional NR
tabletAvill keep your body in condi-
tion and you can always feel your best.
Try Nature's Remedy (NR Tablets)
and prove this. list
and
forty-one years, from 1869 to 1910.‘
l
It weakens ,
_ , , 1m (cunt! finder
[an atomphge ed briJustloe Har—
.rY- .9 Snead o slfii‘ghwny, Nor.
ioton .atter the ‘latter‘s machine was
its collision wuh‘l‘ir automobile m
afid- Driven DYING. Stella Hart of
Street. Neither of the driv-
’the automobiles has been able
to explain how Wilbur‘s body_ came
to be where it was found.
Evidence introduced at an inquest
- «The man‘s
ils
is shown also here in the Hillside held at the Darlen Town Hall. last'da-Y-
Tuesday a ternoon, reVealeq that it
iwas unlike y that Wilbur was hit by
either of the machines while mklng
across ”16‘ street. The man, was not
seen on the road by Mrs. Hart. Dr.
George 8herrill,, me cal e r;l
statkd that.‘ from a examination:
made of the man' s body. he could not
have been run dorm. It seemed more
likely that he was catapulted from
an automobile.
Justice Snead emphatically denied
that the man was in the machine
with him at the time of the accident.
{He claimed that he knew nothing
about, the mnntil after the collis— .
ion. ‘ '“
Coroner Phelan continued the case
last Tuesday for further investiga-
tion. Several new witnesses have
been found by the Stamford and Dar-
len officials.
rm
machine driven;y Hr. Shad.
W
gmnam was scan.
ituted today by United sures Attor-
ney Edward L. Smith against the New
York. N Haven and Hartford Rail-
road al ging violation of the general
laws in sanding emploses on trains to
work more than sixteen hours in one
Twelve counts are complained of
in the suit. the penalty for which is
9500 on each count. ' -
nastiness. Jan “‘13 Seen min.-
the sac! whichisiobeheid n It.
In ~1m 3m street. It
tint time. The dance is being con-
ducted by the class or 1929 of a.
John'- “age. to raise funds for the
Temple Association, and. when first
planned. it was expected to boil local
function. During the past” oars.
however. orders for «blocks of tickets a
have been received by the commfiteei
from manv neigh ring cities and
towns. so that the ca cringwill be in
the nature of a “gathering. pt the
clans" or Fairfleld Com“ ry.
AUSTIN ’S
It was stated by Grand Juror Wil-
mot of Darien that abus driver!
whoae machine passed the point of
collision Just amoment before thei
MADAM! FI‘N m on!
7' WITH DIAMOND DYES
JOId, Faded Garments, Draperies,
Everything made New
tor Few Cents
I
1 South Norwaik women can do won-
ders with a package of Diamond Dyes.
An old. \VOl‘l‘l coat. skirt. waist, sweat-3
Ier kimmia. dress, or faded stockings.’
.gloves:~drapcries. portleres. chair cov-
’ers~anythlng, whether wool. silk.
linen. cotton or mixed go'ods, can be
diamond-dyed to look like new. Easy
directions in each package uarantee
ucrfect results. Druggist as Color
Card showing actual materials dia-
mond-dyed in‘ a wondrous range of
rich fadeless colors. Don't risk your
material in a fear dye. - o
CHEVROLET CARS
Coupe, 4-Door Sedans, Deliveries On Short
moss I» .-
NHTCHELLS $1750 . "
(F. O .3. My).
(F. 0. 3. PM).
CHALMERS x. $1,795
IF. 0. 3. Factor!)-
’ men on
am In szroan. 55 ransom “no:
LUTHER M. MWRIGHT
GARAGE LID 3m STATION, m 8'1" 1‘0me
GARAGE
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$995
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Women’s Dresses $9.98
Former price, $16.00
Not in many years have we Offend \m u l .. ,
-ments at a price like this—The matriiah . 'I‘V' , y;.. .‘ ,
and Serge—The styles are attractixc and i up .13. '
Women ’.sDresses$l4 98 ,816 .
Formerly priced up to $24.00
,_
These dresses are made Of superior qn. 1%” v. . .
‘ N" as Tricotine, Velour, Satin and Serge,
‘ models:-
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in j. '. , ‘ .' h}
trimmed.
A SPECIAL LOT ()1‘
Women s Suits $14. 98
Formerly priced up to $45.00
High class suits of Tan Velour,
‘
“I“ Tim-“J! “J .';.l
HUNDREDS of WOMEN’S and ms SE.’
WINTER COATS
SEASON’S MOST FASHION A Eli) ,
One-Half Last Year’s Prices
Stunning coats of every seasonabl c and
richly lined and fur trimmed .. . r‘q
MODELS, AT
“Vii i
You Must Hurry
l
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- ‘ value. “'ednesday . . . . . . .
Await You During
JaVERY VISITOR BECOMES A CUSTOMER.
As This Sale Only
Lasts For Ten Days More
FOR‘ ECONOMY’S SAKE COME! COME!
$6.50—Soft and durable, great
BRILLIANT BARGAINS
This Sale
1.‘
WEDNESDAY IS GOING TO BE OUR BIG SPECIAL MAT-
TRESS DAY.
Get One Of These Bargains Wednesday By
. > ._ ComingTo 0m- Store
32850—8 ial 1 ed t 1,
$4. 58 ‘ exwémmific so act meria an
no.
sized—Purity conib
. cellein quality,
ation, ex
edneSdsy
1.56 .95
for Wedneway oops-son‘s.-
COME !
We are goingto Of-
fer 200 Mattresses,
of different kinds, at
prices that will not »
be duplicated by any
competitor in this
city, quality consid-
' $14. 98
. j
slam—A11 cottOn, special cOvéQIgs
and well made,
on sale WedneSday ...........$8‘:__ 95
for service,
cotton felts
wednesday OOOIIIOlpO'I...
$2 0 .OO—Evervbody knows this mattress, its the ’
famous Simmons make. Made of the finest
$13.95
Mono—This one is the Silurian is world renovln
mittens, Kayo]: or silk
-. quality and durability unexcelled. It
leaves such a pleasant and restful feeling,
when you got up in the
morning; Wednesday.
safinesi; made,
$19 .95
medicine that you can use an costs
only 25¢ per box, containing enough to
twenty-five d s.: N ' .
r“, m tally-b!” stuns Rom.
FREE
. Beautiful
Aminéter
rue.
You Eat a
tickét with ,
IMPROVE THIS OPPORTUNITY AS OTHERS ARE DOING.
WeC§f%WdS aretlfieing waited on fig? should Ila/1e one Of them. -
er you e B'est‘ Goods, Best 3 Best _.
Workmanship, Best; Values. \ es, tennis,
sommoawnnx's 1.1:an
CORSETIERE AND GLOVE]:
56 SaMain St.
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Phone 909
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CORSE'I‘S,, GLOVES, HOSIERY,
SIERES AND UNDERWEAR
The big selling event, to which the V.“ n fi‘VV’s
of the Norwalks and vicinity look l“)"»‘.':
To reduce our stock we are offering 13::
than ever before.
“.00 Pommhww
mamas ma $398
“.NMwlllowMehat. ......... $293
ggfleuzogsIflfewxhadr) ....... 3:33
snowman-mod!his"III:IIIIIIIIII.IL....I. lav,
mainstream”.-...........................$2.98
figment“. (unguarded) £3
s.oowm..""’“v&1..9“......‘°".....?.:::::::::::::::::::::am-
I I kit‘sud sensuous-:os'sssoso-oo- any-oansz‘w
”WWW $10“
JANUARY
CLEAN-UP SALE
BLOUSES
ALI. BLOUSES 1'0 BE SOLD AT A REDUCZICN
norm mm 01' THE ABOVE LETS
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88 WW”! 8!.
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vita Hero it its Houuwsrs.
new
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