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Special music: wand feat
services ,at. the Advent
church yesterday.
ure at the
Christian
' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Morehouse,
of First street. visited with relatives
in Glenbrook yesterday;
» Mrs. Catherine
N. 1.. is visiting
tea at N Winnel
dais. .
. Hi. Roberts Fox-his of Seaview
avenue has returned after a three
dings visit with relativesdn New York
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The Ladies Aid Society of the East
avenue M. E church. will meet at the
. church on Wednesday alterdoon of
this week. _ .
Druley of Newark.
Mrs. Harry Creigh.
d street for several
Mrs. L. B. Beach, of Strawberry
Hill, is entertaining her mother. Mrs.
George Hallett. of New Canaan. at
her home.
The Mayflower ‘Hook 6:: Ladder
company meet this evenin at the
quarters on Van Zandt stree for the
February meeting. -
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Richard Gustafson. of
the New
York Market. is ill at his home onl
Flatt street. with diphtheria. and the
house has been quarantined.
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An interesting talk was given; at the
Eorning service of the.East avenue
. E. church yesterday by E.‘ E.
Dochman representing the Con cti-
out Temperance Union. ,
William Smith olEast, Nor-walk
was a visitor in New York Saturday
night when he saw his protege Ben-
nie Weafer of this city. knock out
Billy Becker in the semi-final on the
card at the Commonwealth A. C.
The usual weekly meeting of thou!
. El
3. “ .- ; .. _ 7 ‘ o .
both.- .Gertrude and. Cecelia- 'l‘arlov
Helen Shnabel: Jennie Pooley; Jeni-liar ,
Yourdisky; Leah .nnd Lillian Dick-
mun: Anna and Esther Bresov: Ce«
[cells R. Tax-lav; Barney Tavlin; Jos-
eph Perlin: Benny Miller: Harry Coho:
Mr. ”and Mrs. Dadack: .Mr. and Mrs.
Jahrsck; Mr. and Mrs. Gleason: Mr.
and Mrs. Schwarz: ’Mr. and Mrs. Dul-
berg: Mr. and Mrs. Lover-land: Mr.
and Mrs. Bakaioff: Mr. and Mrs. Bree-
man. s ‘
ROWA YTO
Mrs. J. Harvey Minor, of Rowayton
avenue. has recovered from ’her re-
cent illness. '
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iMiss Perry has relinquished yer po-
sition in the Wilson Point office of the
U. S. Shipping board.
The residence of Lowden Jessup. in
Rowayton avenue. is being repainted
and otherwise improved
Jolinylilac Eveliy and Mr. Keenan
have been transferred from the \Vib
son‘Point office of the U. S. Shippln
board.
”Mr. and Mrs. Moore. of Brooklyn.
have been spending the holidays at
the residence of George S. Moseley, in
Rcwayton avenue.
Mr. Williams, of the Rowayton Dye
W'orks. and Fay Webb have receiver
a truck load of army foodstuffs. and
are planning to Open a salesroom in
Rowayton avenue.
DARIEN @70me
annual meeting and dinner. at the
Royal James Hotel. on February 26.
Seeds are beginning to appear in lo-
Young Men's Community club will i cal stores in anticipation of the spring
, be held tomorrow evening at tile club ' planting.
rooms in Community hall. On Wed-
nesday evening the filsual sitting in
the pinochle tournament will be held.
Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Cameron let:
this morning. via automobile. for
Newfane. Vt. where they will remain
Intil ihe'endot April or the
part of May.
is improving somewhat since her re-
moval from East Norwalk
mont.
Reports have been received that
the steamer Marion, which for some
time lay on the floor of the local har-
first
Mrs. Cameron's health’
to Ver- .-
Miss Julia Shel-er. of Maple avenue.
entertained a party of friends from
New York city at her home Over the
week-end. -
Mis 4‘ diih Cantrell. who has been
ill at her home. on the I’OSt road. is
improving. Her brother Clifton is
.nlso on the road to recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Andrews. of
the old 'l‘okcneke road. have been on-
tortaining their son George. of the U.
8. Navy, at their home for a few days.
bar at the Ferris dock. Ens been re-
paired. but that it will not be placed
into service before next Spring.
There is a. likelihood then that steam-
er service may be resumed between
this city and New York.
*
Twenty-fmir years ago. February
14th. 1897. the following item appear—l
ed in the East Norwalk column of the;
Evening Sentinel: "Complaint is!
made that the drawbridge is entirely
cleaned of snow. immediately after
each storm. making it impossible for
sleighs to run across." Quite a change
from the present day complains.
which are to the. effect snow is allow-
ed to stay on the bridge at all. alter
a- storm . g
William Gustafson. of Plait street
entertained a number of friends at;
17th birthday. The affair was , a
strictly "stag" one. Among those
present were Robert Eodor. Thomas
Hoyt. Kenneth Fitch. Herman Kim-
mick. Harold Braisted. Melvin Braist-
ed. John. Fred. Louis and Al Canev-
ari. John O‘Sullivan. Leander O'Brien.
Carol Roscoe. Charles \Vlrke. Jack
Shaughnessy. Al Raymond and the
Gustafson family.
Edith. the small daughter of Mr.
and MrsfH. J. Wilkeus. 16 \‘Vinfield
street. celeblnicil her eighth birth-
day. Saturday mternou l'y entertaining
several of her friends. The house
was prottily decorated with patriotic
emblems for the occasion. The guests
participated in various games. after
which a dainty collation was served.
The children. agter declaring Edith o.
,chamlipg hostess wished her many
happy returns of the day. Those pre-
sent were: Muriel Dibble. Louise
. Creighton. May Gorham. Gladys Hol-
sly. Mildred Holly. Gladys Thompson.
Iva. Beers and Ruth Shufelt.
O
Friend of Miss Gussle Tavlin. of
84 Van ndt.‘ street. tendered her a
miscellaneous shower at her home
last Saturday evening. in li'onor of her
approaching marriage to Philip Libo-
. wits of New Iork city. Miss' Tavlin
was on. her way to Bridgeport, when
‘she experienced auto trouble and was
forced to return home about 9 o'clock,
- when ,_ she found many of her friends
awaiting her. Manyhandsome gifts
wen received by Miss Tavlin. Danc-
ing was enjoyed by all. The guests
morning. A dainty collation was
served at a late hour. .Miss Tavlin
will be married on March 19th.
> Xmong thpse present on Saturday
Foley’s
Honey and Tar
CLEAR: THE THROAT of phlegm
- {Id mucusntops that tickling. opens the
a: rs'w hmflmeu 1h.“ 3?
s W ‘
ills W medicine a I .
Father Tells Win: It Die
VI. 8. Gerry. In It 3].. Evsssvills. lad»
have " he lies
It tastes good and
it. It won't upset the deli-
condom-chef ouagchiidreo.dellons
departed in the early hours of the’be
Evangelistic services started at iho
Methodist church. yesterday. and will
be continued for the next two weeks.
meetings being held every evening ex-
cept Saturday.
IDEN’FIFICATION
BEING MADE OF
.. STOLEN GOODS
Continued from first. base
Board. Emergency Fleet Corporation.
and whose slimmer home in Howey—
ion was robbed this past fall. was in, _ -_
Sor- lwns a deficit of $i5.. .S. The. common
geant Hunt managed to identify manyzsiock dividend. however. was reduced
of the articles at the later's office. mixmm $8 to 36 annually in Januari.
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Job Lockwood. of (‘rockcit street. ,lh? total would have been very much
his home last night in honor of his; {own-tom also appeared at the 0mm. larger had the depreciation in inven-
Norwalk yesterday and with
articles taken from his home.
and identified and claimed parts of
No coils of those having been stolen
from his boat last August. John A.
Johnson. of Logan street. also 't‘lnim-
date
October last year.
of Darien. who had charge of the
Hickory Bluff bathing pavilion on
fuel. identified a shot gun. several
pairs of pants. shoes. shirts. and bath-
ing suits as his property. Jvidenoc
was also obtained that the Browns.
together with young Frank Heming—
way. of this city. were the gang that
had broken into and robbed 28 of the
Lieutenant Harry Stacey Benton. of
Flax Hill Road. whose studio was
ransacked while he was in service
with the Naval Reserves. also came
to the office of Sergeant Hunt. but
was unable to identify anything-that
mgrht have been taken from his
place.
There are still a number of articles
that have not been identified. and ii
is possible that all articles will not be
claimed. or ownership established. in-
side of a menth or so.
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TRINITY CHURCH NOTES.
The Lenten services for this week.
at Trinity. will be: wcdnesday. 7:45.
evening prayer. penitentiai office and
address: Friday. 4 p. m.. evening
prayer. litany and address.
Lenten services until March 1st will
in the parish hall. .
At the. request of the teeter. the
Rev. c. s. Lewis. M. A., who will take
charge of the parish March lot. the
officiating clergyman. Rev. Charles A.
Marks, is forming a confirmation
class. which will r'neet Friday even;
ings. in the Guild room, at 7:30. man
persons who are thinking of confirma-
tion are earnestly requested to attend
these meetings. , Theérite ot baptism
will be administeredditectly after the
morning service on Sunday. It wmfld
help the'woi‘k or the new rector if
those connected with Trinity who
know of those who have not been bap-
tized or congrmed wouldnotify those
in charge. ‘ ' ‘
' Bethany Chapten of the‘ Women’s
Guild, will ’ set with the Misses
Bohsnb. Woo ward avenu‘é. tomorrow
evening. at 7:45 o'clock.
“GAS" AND 011': REDUCED. '
NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-—%.The.8tan-
dard Oil Company of New, York to-
day, reduced the price of gasoline'two
cents a. gallon. making the wholesale
cents from the high mark of :1 cents
reached in 1920. x Kerosene was ,9; '
persons .01: this: 1 people.
’: Ibi- sole is Hilton-Powell Corp. ,, '
reduced chambentfa gallon.f’m king
the wholesale price 17 . cents.-
Continued. from First Page
vision based upon thattrisl. Of what
room. would the death of Christ be
to ‘13 world of mankind it there were
no future trial for them? The penal»
ty for Adam's sin was death. The;
-.=hole human family thus came undo:
the condemnation since an imperfect,
man éould not give perfection of life
to any of his offsprings. lgfollows
then. that just as the result of a single
transgression is a condemnation
which extends to the whole human
race. so. as the result of a single de-
cree of righteousness. (Jesus blood)
is a life-giving acquittal which ox-
tends to the whole race. Romans
5:18. Vchmouth.
In 2 Peter 3:8 we read that a day
with the Lord is as a thousand years.~
The world’s judgment or trial day‘
will be one thousand years long duro
ing which time mankind will. if obc-i
diam. be restored to perfection and
‘obcying God's righteous rule will live
forever on this earth which will be-
come as the Garden of Eden (Isms
put a stop to the terrible time of iron.
bio. the worst phase of which is just
ahead. in order that some flesh might
be saved and in Zecheriah 13:8-9 we
are told two parts of the people shall
die but the third part will be brought
through the trouble without dying.
In John 8:51 Jesus says referring to
His reign "If a. man keep my saying
he shall never see death." and -in
lJolln 11:26
liveth (i. 0. comes through the trouble
without ‘
shall never die." According to Acts
‘3:~19-21 restitution blessings will be-
gin with the reign of Messiah and due
to the fact that the old order is pass-
wow
in .thcro are millions offlpoople now
living who will pass through the time
one rule. shall never die. _Paul have
in 1 Cor. 15-26 that Christ must reign
until lie has put all enemies under
His feet and the last enemv to be de-
stroyed is death. How false have‘
been our previous conceptionsafif our.
Creator. how dishonoring to . re—
pulsivr‘ to justice. wisdom and love die
vino. “‘hat a happy time that will bi:
for the peoples of earth. not only for
those passing through the trouble
without dying but for all the dead
who will be resurrected (John 5:2.-
29) and after Christ's thousand ‘1 ar
judgement day there will be ho More
Death. neither sorrow rm crying nor
any more pain for oil iheformcr
things will have passed away. Rev.
21.1-5.
HIRT MAKERS’
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Continued from First Page
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'l'lie'ynar 1919 proved to be the rec-
ord year in the company's history.
in 1920. however. the company paid
8 per cent. on the common stock. so
that after the payment of the regular
'lhe last year.
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cd two spark plugs as mom having to earnings has deducted them from
‘bcen stolen from his boat .onc at afu‘e pmfit and ‘0’” account.
in Juh. and 0",, at a date mfcharges amounted to 82.356.000 for
”an... schnchnnfi.dcprccintion of inventory and .637.-
d‘ . ,
whose houseboat was broken into last 1 been charged against last year‘s earn-
bath houses at Hickory Bluff last fall. .
price 28 centa‘This is a. limp ofrthre‘e'
common dividend and the 7 per cent.
dividend on the preferred stock more
In regard to the deficit reported-
»iories been charged to the earnings of
Like some other in~
corporations. however. the
instead of charging these
d ustriai
company
These
758 set aside for commitment for,
raw materials. find these two items‘
ingsn. deficit. of 33.061000 would.
have been reported.
SAID “'ATCH’ “'AS STOLEN.
A man. who refused to give his
name. but who. the police say. is the
foreman of the street department‘s
burns. on Water sircc’t. complained to
Patrolman John Flynn. on Saturday.
night. that a man had robbed him of
an Ingersoli watch. and that he had
chased the man for two blocks. but
was unable to catch him.
Investigation by the police showfli
{that the watch. together with $3 had
ibnen stolen from the man by e. color-
mi woman. He denied having been
inriiscrcrt with the woman. and when
asked why he said that 0‘ man had
taken his watch. said that he was too
gallant to want to bring the woman's
name into the case.
.N'o trace was found of the girl. the
watch or the $3. '
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proved safe by millions. Take no
chances Mt?! substitutes.
the Bayer Cross (in tablets, you can
take
Headache.
Earache.
ifor Pain.
tablets cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages.
'JUDG‘E
today
impeachment
against Federal Judge Landis in the
House.
Jesus says. .“\V’hosoo§'cr;against him with the Department of
=Justice in connection with the judge's
dying) and belioveth in me’statement in the case of the Ottawa.
in.. bank clerk charged with embez-
zling 396.000.
operate with Representative “'clty. of
mg away and the new order coming Ohio. who has announced
would bring
ings against Judge Landis because of
of trouble. obeying the Lord's rigth-lliis acceptance of the post of Supreme
Baselnll Arbiter.
would bring to Representative \Veity's
attention Judge
that the officials of the Ottawa bank
were. responsible for the clerk‘s em-
bezzlement because they
only $90 I. month so [but Mr. Welly
could incorporate this mailer in his
impeachment proceedings.
fused today do gram
Senator Dial. of Scull: Carolina. that
he include in his proposed impeaclnl
merit
Judge Landis the statement attribut—
ed to the Judge that officials or :m
Ottawa. ill, bank were
for all embggxlemom by a clerk of the
bank because they paid the clerk only
$90 a month.
maxim
”lather story otgggnother glove. my
slaughter grew tired of ist‘ishing her
affections on a house full 'of poodle
dogs. and I helped her to sécrcily ob~
lain her babies and
them in my house."
Mr. and Mrs. South. and is now 31
years old. just fifteen years younger
than her mother.
Pew. a machinist of Richmond. Va.
Mrs. South $3.2M.
was an utter failure and after four
years. they
had blessed their home.
vorco. and one year later she became
the wife of “'illis H. Swain. of Jack-
sonville. lie was an electrician for the
Construction
and bud a good job.
life was happy from the start. and
their little. home was one of the most
delightful spots in the whole world.
But two years passed and no children
came. and Eva May was bitterly disc
"appointed.
for children.
loved her husband? devotedlye-Just as
devotedly as I love mine.”
revenue. Hartford, has issued the fol-
lowing statement:
recantly issued by thfi
terns! revenue. which contains ques-
tions and answers relative to the filing
or income taxmeturns, are now avail-
able at the collector‘s oillce. 4
may be obtained only, through
[onl' ogncee. and are not being mailed .
from Washington. Requests by phone
or in person will be
care 3!.”
Namegiihs jet” on Genuine
If:
Take Aspyin' only
package of genuine Bayer Sublets of
Aspirin. Then you will be following
the directions and dome worked' but
as told in such
21 years. and
If you see
fear for Golda.
.Neuralgin. ’lheumatisin.
Toothache. Lumbago'unll
Handy tin boxosvol’ twelve
them without
Aspirin is the
LANDIS
IS IMPEACHED
Continued from first page
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that besides seeking to have
proceedings brought
he would prefer charges
Senator Dial said he planned to co-
lhut he
irn peachment proceed -
lie asserted that he
Landis' statement
paid him
Representative \Voiiy. of Ohio. re.
a request of
proceedings against Federal
responsible
AS DID_ MOTHER
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"Well. it is. every bit {true militia
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alighted from a trolley car near cos?
Cob at 9:15. g‘wo minutes later evlf
dently. as his Watch had. been stopped
,‘al 9:17. he was struck while housing
the street. There; were no witnesses
of the accident. , His skull Wail tree.
tux-ed and he sustained other injuries.
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Medical Exemin‘br Clark isOinveui-i
week. .
it is reported that there were four
men and three women in the automo-
bile which was headed towards New
York. __ j
l‘icsidcs his brother ’Dr. F. I. Bun
'“ ..gating.‘ .«n‘inquest will be held this'
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mg". and onolherJhroihcr'Geo‘rge Tm
Burncll of Cooperstown. N. Y..
Burnoll if survived by two daughters.
Mrs. Russell Frost. .lr.. of this city.
Miss Franc-rs llilrnell of this city. it
widow. Mrs. .3. .l. ll‘urnell or Coopers-
town. N. Y. and into sisters Mrs. Sarah
Mcl‘torio of Milford. New York and
Mrs. ‘Jcrrv Port of Ridgcncld Springs.
New York.
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66:1- :13' Isa. 35) and the disobe- __ .,,
' ' . .trade mark of Emir Marlin. cture of
client w with ”Satan be destrOled- Monoacefimcmflm a; sancmcacid‘ . nonml to his brother's beside some
Aft! 3:23: Heb. -i‘l4. - ; . . . clock Saturday night bill hiB brother
Millions Now Living Will hcvcr Die. 1"“ 40 away before he could reach
Jesus says in Matthew :4 He will ‘mm‘ ;
1- The funeral services will be' held
to rmw morning at ll O’clock from
the ’napp Funeral Parlors. Green-
a'icll. Tit-v. Thompson officiating and
the remains will br- i‘iorrcd at Chap~
pnquu. N. at the convenience of
the family. ‘ I
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To seal in the
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Mrs. Swain is the only daughter of;
In 7 00 she was riarrimi to George
"Their marriage
separated. No children
".iezva‘hioy promptly obtained a di-
l-Inginerring Company.
Their married
“Likdnlyself. .10 had a great desire
But through it all. she
Juice .7. Walsh. collector of internal
‘Copies of the Income Tax Primer.
bureau of in—
Copies
collec-
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Advertise in the Sentinel. ” 5"
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A. your: mm DARK .
when Mixed With Sulphur n Brings‘
‘ Lustre
Back Its Beautiful
At Once
Gray hair. however handsome. de- .
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages of a youthful appear- _
snce. Your hair is your charm. It'
makes or mars the face? When it
fades, turns gray, and looks streaked:
just a. few applications of Sage Tea
and Sulphur enhances its appearance ~
a hundredfold. ’
Don't stay gray! Look Youngll
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get fromr any drug store a bottle of
“Wyeth's Sage and En phur Com; ‘
pound," which is merely be old-time
recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients. Thousands of folks
recommend this ready-to-uoe prep—
aration. because it darkens. ihb hair
beautifully; besides. no r" 7 _
sibly/ tell. as? it darkens so naturally ;
cand evenly. You moisten a so m or
soft brush with midi-owl ”this:
SAGE m
I-nrl pan.
,
To Stop . .
A Cough, .Qgickl
Use a DoubleTieatlnent
communism
Gays glass of hot water with
phosphate before bmki‘est
washes out poisons.
bad breath and tongue is coated; if
your head is aching; if what you eat
score and forms acid in stomach. or
.you are bilious. constipated. nervous.
sallow and can‘t‘ get feeling inst
right, begin inside bathing. Drink
before breakfast. a glass of hot water
with a lcasmnnful of limestone phos-
phate in it. This will flush the pol.
sons and toxins from stomach. liver.
kidneys and ‘~ “ls and cleanse.
sweeten and p ify the entire all.
mentnry tract. 0 your inside bath-
ing immediately upon rising in the
morning to wash out of the system
all the. previous day’s poisonous
waste. gases and sour «bile before
eating more food. ' .
To feel like young folks feel; like
you felt before your blood and mus-
cles botanic loaded with body impur-
ities. get from your pharmacist a
quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate. which is inexpensive and al-
most tasteless. .
Men and 1women who are usually
constipated. bilibus, headschy or have
as"! stomach disorder studio begin
this inside bathing before breakfast.»
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, in proper physical condition.
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Colleges and Experiment Station. ‘
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Ask for a “Buckeye" Catalogue or come in and lei us
show you how a Buckeye operates
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84 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
E BlG POULTRY SUPPLY HOUSE
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when Quality is consideredwbe it to replace
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’RAYMOND e SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Wall and High Streets
Norwalk. Conn.
‘MITCHEiLs $1750
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