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- .J’unect the channel as yet. and its cause
instead or May as the usual custom.
1 shis‘
... Interder that the service may be
and Girl 3.
‘. evening April lath. at the church par-
_, _ihe Nash Engineering company.
.“ga’te‘ls appear upon it.
.iCrocket street are planning to move
',10 Norwalk early next month.
:le be rented by the owner. John H.
, small-151.11%. week-end with his
homily. at the home or New Mrs.
' jflyrus E. Ryder. 81_ Elizabeth street-—
,, Sethel column in ‘the Danbury New-s.
mil-341111)... lawman to-
: ll teamwill be had by the mem-
.Intormai practice was held by the
members of the Mayflower and Y. M.
«‘0. C ball teams on the Wicke lot on
tut-day afternoon. the practice game
ving been postponed because of a
.. of players.
Surnmer residents came to. Best
Orwell: ‘ye’stei'day to make prepara-
oms towards opening their homes
for the coming season. Owing to the
emely early spring, it is believed
.. that the season will open here in April
.- Edward Parks. of Fitch street.
celebrated his birthday. Saturday
evening. by entertaining thirty-five of
friends at his home. Music,
games and dancing were enjoyed.
'Ahglcman‘s orchestra furnished music
tor dancing. A bountiful collation
'wvas‘ participated in.
,., —-Big drop, on shoes for Men, Boys
' and Girls. M. Josem Sons.
held on Good Friday. the customary
amidsweek prayer meeting of the East
avenue M. E. church will be held on
Friday evening of this week. instead
"of Thursday mening as has been the
~pustom. This was announced at the
services at the Church yesterday.
.AniongA'East Norwalk “Prophets"
who attended the ceremonial of Syria
Grotto. Hartford. "on Saturday. were
Raynor \‘1’91‘mo- and C. You Coevc'ring.
fl’hev attended as members of Monker
“Grotto No. 55. M. H. V. P. E. IL, and
nidcd Governor Lake to “cross the
river" in safety.
'l‘lnr w :1 1 m 1'.. other _\ csterday
cBoat or. more 11 ere also going over the
hulls of thrir craft in preparation for
the coming season. Especially was
this lrm- along Seni'iow avenue. where
most 01‘ the inoatsvhave been hauled
out.
Boys. playing with matches, started
a burl, grass fire at the corner of
Fourth street and Gregory boflevard
1m Saturday afternoon about 4:30
b’clock. but managed. by hard work.
to extinguish it before it was neces—
sary to call out the Mayflower com-
pany.
~—Big drop on shoes for Men. Boys
M. Josem Sons.
~ -Becuuse of the fact that this in Holy
Week tlmcl1edulc1l mcc-til'ig or (at.
'r'Ag'nes Guild of Christ church will be
postponed until Tuesday evening.
March 29th. when it will be held at
the home of Miss Pearl Clark. Osborn
avenue. At this time u rrport on “the
food sale held by the. Guild on Sutur—
(‘iay afternoon of last week. at li‘av's
market will be received. The sale
was very successful.
'A committee of five was appointed
at the meeting of the Adult Bible
'Class of the East avenue M. E. church
yesterday to make arrangements for
a class supper to be 11(ld on Friday
lore. when the formgl re- organization
91‘ the class will take place. The com-
mitt'ee appointed consists of H. J.
II'Iipson. chairman: Claud Farr. John
Fox. Mrs. Hudgrman, and 'Mrs. Ernos
Home.
3 A New York auto. the license num-
‘bers of which were removed overturn-
ed on \l'infield street on Saturday
ltrom Westport. The passengers. it is
asaid. were badly shaken up. and one
the driver. it is believed was injured.
In the car were three young women
and three young men. The car over-
turned when the driver attempted to
make a sharp turn at a high rate. of
bpced. The car was taken to Bridge-
port by :1 Bridgeport auto wrecking
company. while the passengers en-
gaged another car to take them to the
South Norwalk depot where they got
tboard an early morning train for
New York. No report was made to
the «police of the accident.
A .110 WA YTON
Warren Jeri-legs. local. electrician,
has been ill with grip at his home In
Crockett street...
Bev. Henry E. Wing of Camp sve-
mue. Springdale. has sold his small
Ram in Cannondale. above Norwalk.
' Mr. and Mrs. James A. Farrell are
Spending a. few days at Rockledge.
their summer home. They "have spent
the winter in Brooklyn. N. Y.
Henry L. Rowland. popular drum
corps leader. is among those affected
by the recent business depression at
Boatmen have reported the appear-
“00 of a new sand- bar at the lower
End of the harbor. The bar does not
is unknown. Large-quantities of mus-
' Mr. and. Mrs. dJob Lockwood of
and
the house at present occupied by them
Broadway. to Mr.
filial].
Percival Moses an engineer of, Mo:—
Bs, Pope & Trainer of 366 Fifth ave.
"tine end the president of the Empire
Chain Co. or New York. has a fine
340, 000 residence on the verge of
completion on the Wilson Point short
tract and will take possesion of the
name early in the summer season.
and M rs. Russel
Tomorrow. evening at”, the Young
lformai organization of i‘
.» ._' M ymenby will first. twitness manger
“Earning! Ifnless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are» not getting genuine Aspirin prc-'
scribed by physicians for twenty-One
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer
gla, Rheumatism. Earache. Tooth-
ache.. Lumbago and for Pain. Handy
tin boxes of'twelve Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark of' Bayer‘Manufacture of
Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid.
DARIEN & NORQTOIV
known author. arrived with his family
at Tokencke. yesterday. They have
been spending the winter months in
the VVrst.
Mm S. M. Allen received word from
Canada. Music- 11luy. of the death of her
father. Tho. d1 ceased was \1 all known
in Dark-11 he vlng been .- \ sitar hero
on several occasions.
Frank S. Avery. for many months
employed in the ofllce of the Daz'ieu
{mic-w. this morning assumed new
duties at the oil'lcevof The Evening
Sentinel. ‘South Norwalk.
Mrs. Ida Pardee. of Amherst, Mass.
is visiting at the home or Assistant
Postmaster and Mrs. Chn rlrs \V.
Smith, of Grow" street. Mrs. l’urdwt'
is the mother of Mrs. Smith.
Over ili‘ty new members will be ml-
mitted to membership at the Ilarien
Congregational church 111ml Sundny
morning. L‘ouésldernde l1.za.'.1.st it; L1 -
ing shown in the life (11' the church.
and the services are being well at~
tended.
The large number 01' automobiles
passing through town. yesterday. c111-
Dhasiznd the imporiunce of )1 win: thi-
traii‘ic ofiiccr pl mod (11 duty as sow:
its possible. Him-(1' 11.11111: will proh-
zlllly resume his vlulir-s by the first of
April as traffic oillcvr
Tin: estate of [Mull \Vnu-l'hury. 1:111:
01‘ llln'iL-n. is M1111," critic-l. and up-
plication has 11111111 madc- fcr H11" sale
or certain real estate. This will be:
licanl in Ill“ C‘ouri of Probate in
Stamford. on Z\l.'11cl1 :ziih.
'l‘litE‘S’F‘i‘i'l llrpnrimcnt of IJurii-n is
V'i'l‘) busy “Liking plans for 11’ new pro-
poswl concrete road between the Duri-
t‘u l‘u-ximv i«l111'k:1nd N0roton}!c|uhis.
In all proba'ibdiu.’ :1 special town meet-
ing will lw 11cm. in thc' ncai future.
to lake :11:'.111.1 01. the pmjcct.
'l‘ln- 11.:1111 filtmls or Harry Luitcr~
man will regret to learn that hn 1w"!
admitted to the Stamford i..lospit:11
late this .1ft1-1.rnom “L111: he will be
operated upon tomorrow for a serious
throat zillcciiou M1. Iutt-rnmu has
been suffering from this ailment for
ome time. and the opczmiou has been
thought necessary. .
Dark-n had a burglary scare on Sub
turday evening. Mrs. Charles \V. Smith
noticed a man. of tall stature. wear-
in; a black hat, trying to gain on—
trance to her home. on Grove street.
He was unsuccessful and was fright-
ened away. apparently. --Tho matter
was reported to the authorities. and
cancer George Dance ‘aud Lester
Bounty made a march or the 11rlgh»
borhood during most of the night. No
trace of the burglar could be towed.
TRINITY cuvucu songs.
Services at Trinity church. yester-
day. were attended by large congrega-
tions. The 8 o'clock service. in addi—
tion to being Palm Sunday. was also
the third Sunday in the month. the
time for the men's corporate Com-
muniou. and a large percentage of the
men were present. One of the unique
features of the day was the cross. be-
ing \eiled in royal purple. significant
of the day in which our Lord caught
a glimpse of His earthly Kingshtp.
veiled the Cross on which lie VHS
to suffer on Good Friday. Another
feature was at the 11 o 'clock senice.
The choir formed on the porch of the
church and thul, led bv mo palm
bearers. Benjamin Suprdcn and Rob
ert G. Mitchell. .1". . and the members
of the choir cur-11.11112 palms. making
what is known as the long procession
circling the church.
At all survival crosses. made by the
Girls' llrleudly Society. of palms. were
given out. At the 11 o’clook service
the rector preached on the subject an-
nounced: “The \Vorld Conqueror" vi-
vidly describing the mixed concourse
the Roman Empire to attend the Feast
of the Passover r. all joining in the tri-
umphnl entry of the Master into Jeru-
snicm. such a triumph gixcn. without.
permission of the Emperor. subpeet-
ing those participating. to capital pun-
lshment.
At the 7: 30 service, he preached on
the subject: “Palms and Willows in
Human I.it‘e”-—-our triumphs and our
sorrows intermingled and both com-r
ing from the same kind.
Father.
. Margaret Callahan.
package \for Colds. Headache. Neural--
of people gathcied from all parts 06 '
Heavenly
m
lections, by Joseph Barry: piano Ce.-
lections, by Miss Collins. Miss Shale
Miller and Miss Dorothy Godfrey. and
vocal selections. ov the latter, were in
order. The party broke up at ahte
houru the guests wishing Miss Godfrev
many more happy birthdays.
Among those present were: The
Misses Jessie Taylor. Emma Tumor,
Sadie Fa rrington, .
Margaret Qieehan. Ruth Mylod, Vetn
Collins. Helen Collins. Sadie Miller.
Pearl Clark. Dorothy Gadfr , ,‘uua the
“cams. Joseph Powers. James Pow-
'czs. Joseph Barry. Lawrence McQuil-
lan. Chas. Hendricks. VF. Allen1 T.
Hickey. R. Blsta. Ham Hyatt..I-Inr-
old and' Earl Godfrey, Robert Little
(of New Jersey): Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Clark. and daughters Mr and Mrs.
Wm. Phillips. Mrs. Charles Valentine.
and daughters. and Mr.' and MN.
George Hewitt. .
w.
Continued from Fintmc
Poles understand! that
they
tempt it."
voted in favor or Germany-in
biscite held yesterday:
here.
valet; may nae. while in next:
‘ waifluihsrudm. The mam
GERMANY WENS GREAT
VICTORY IN'PLEBISCI'I‘E
cannot
overrun allied-“authority and I am
confldenb they don'i‘intend to at~
BERNE. Switzerland. March 21. —-
Some districts of Up pper Silesia. where
there is a. preponderances of Poles.
the 9%"
it .111 reported
Announcement has been made at
the engagement of Miss Mildred D’An-
dimla daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
D'Andria. of New York city, and
Frank A. Colombo. 9 llam’om place.
The couple will he married in the full.
.311". Colombo is unwell- known business
man and is the proprietm of the Vic-
toria llotcl barber shop. He has many
f1i111ds in the city who are congratu-
lating him upon his engagement.
111. and Mrs. Elliott C. sperms.“
Jayne avenue Blue Point. L. 1.. have
announced the marriage of their
riaugl- tor. Alv 11a. to l-loward D. \Vecd.
informer-1y of this city. The mar-
riage took place in New York city on
Friday of last week Mr, Wood was
formerly a member of the Sixth Com-
puny. 11111l.(lu1'i11g the war. was a well— .
kno v11 figure in Norunlk.
\lrs.(v1a<'c K. linear”. of Eversley
avenue. entertained a party of friends .
Saturday awning. A‘delicious repart
was served and at the close of the
evening. A birthday cake was placed
in from of (‘m'roll \Vhitc. re-
tooling ll'ni event was in her
honor.
Edward J. Fluhcrty. Jr.. aged two
years. was honorr d by a birthday pur-
tx‘ yesterday :ifi-Ar'nnnn. when a num-
lwr (11' 1h.~ frivurls or the family «.5-
semhlcd at 17 Lowe street to pay ne-
spccis to the litllc chap. Games were
. Herod an'l :1 5.1- :-'!:;13'cr was served.
Dr. ll H.111F’r1au and Dr. John
il:ili¥l1.liolh of the Iirst district. are
:‘inzons tin local people who will at-
tcmi the ball to be given by the
Ilr'ldxtport Luv! ‘1 of Elks. (it the
admins
' tablets - soc.
Be sure you get
BROMQ
mourning been maximum
the
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Dressers : _
, Qualify Exceptional.
65c $1.110 $1.511
Rogers ‘& Stevens
Harwell: and So. Roz-walk
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“CASCARFFS” IF
Tonight sure. Let a pleasant.
harmless Cascarct work while you
slaep and have your liver active. head
10f inconvenience. 1.9.
iboxcs. Children love this candy ca-
thartic too.
day night.
Sydmy Klein formerly of tho of-
fice form of 1hr Hypo 11.111011; Corr»
puny. 121151 Noiwalk. was the guest ’
o-ver Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
J. I'lahcrty. of l? Loui- street.
Airs Mnlcol1n.‘l.mc who has been
spending (1 row Weeks in 'l‘r renton. N.
J.. rc—l-urnui to her home on Wall
Stl‘tl Sound 1_\'.
Mrs. Grier Sanford. or South Park ‘
m-cnuc. Tlrldgcport was '1 week- end
\lsilor of Mrs. Jumrs Kane.
Mrs. (“stroll I3. Vl‘hlte. 7S
sin-ct is entertaining her
irom New York city.
:alw.Cl1.ul1.-s 1;. Steele. or Ansonta.
has been a visitor in South Nomi}:
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cycles. 50: and public service can
658. For the present your up' to date
the licenses were: Motor vehicles. 7...
135: moiorcy cks. 738. and public serv:
ice cars, 1. 010.
It will be seen fi'om these figures
that the possibility oi the legislature
passing legislation that may be 1111-
favorable to the jitncys has not de-
terred Jiiney drivers from securing
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OM BINED with the absolute
which banking b mail affords-“is its
great convenience. T e nearest letter box
-—-your remitmnce posted—your business
r1 centlv. ernment mud and
Charles E. DeF‘ort'st. of 8 'l‘indnll ank '
avenue. was in New Haven. yesterday. , this b attendfo ;
Snmurl mm: :11. Jr. of 10 Rates : all the ochcrdcmls. lg
court. was in Bridgeport. yesterday. ‘ An account With .2
Ralph 1-:. mum. at Winfield otrec ' Gotham m’ I 9
nus :11 Bridgeport. yesterday. L the N4! 1 .
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AUTO RECEIPTS the advsnmge of a
$1,330,000 SO FAR New York oonnéc~
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up to March in over those issued dur- gig]
ins the corrnsponding period 01' 1920. "c or trimmer.
In 1920 the licenses to March 10 and finance! activ-
were: Motor vehicles. 54. 772; motor- . 0-da- W In] hills.
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offer in detail -- or let us send you our
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SURPLUS $1,500,000 ‘
lit ”you: ‘ tore;
The Holy Communion will be cele-
brated tomorrow morning at 7: :11.
Wednesday morning It.
:gursday (Maumly Tbilisi”).
SECRETARY an?! GOING TO
WASHINGTON Mink 19.4—Secre
fiery Dean will
it “audits.
s an. and ~
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from. Iflike the mania
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creates crinie.
poverty. The stufl that dreams are made of will not pay
’ Y The man who'works,wins.1£ “well fixed” he is not
-;l1ampered by the troubles inst go landfill—hand with lack
of money. He can take a vacation or- be no)! foi- a; week or
two Without wondé'finc where the rent money. is ceasing
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( (Formerly with Vaasl Iii-..-)
'Automobile Bodies, Fenders. Radiators
Emails Repaired and Made to Order, and All
Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.
Welding of All Kinds of )1
NW m South Norwalk, Near 50.111. 1::
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Coupe, 4-Door Sedans, Deliveries 1111 Short
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fineness produces
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Every Room in the house :
Begins to Show the signs of a hard Winter's ' '1 .- «1 infill;
chair here, or a diflerent table there, would lwi: 1‘ L»
up Wonderfully. ‘l R;
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II I that it is a good investment and evrry rim " 1
can gale but to be had in its respecuve 8w '
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