wrists DAY AT
' TRINITY CHUIIH
continued from soccnd m
, ‘ '1!!‘\'§“i0nfll around the church.
“-3. 1m- church Prorch. and up
the aisles. headed by the
lmprcssive,
t'III'll
i. was most
”the. “We march. we
\ with the Cross of the Lord
us" Tho music or the com-
.. n st rvice which followed was of
wtr‘tllt-nct' and tilltlt‘ll greatly to
in .inty and soil-mnity of the serv-
ncw processionnl (‘ross is one.
bounty. t-xecuted by
lil'
i txv.li
'h antics of the Cross are
t t‘ommunion.‘ and the passion
typify-inn: the passion of our
:i The arms terminate with the
will (the three lt-nt‘ clover). sj.nilio-
.t' of the Blended Trinity, or the
rev- Persons in thc lehi-mi. At thc
'u-rscction of the arms 01‘ the Cross.
on one side thcrc is tit-xsucwrl mono-
tram. "Ills." those Crock lt-ltnrs ho-
ing‘ an abbreviation. or thc first three
letters of the human name or our
”Lord in the Gl't“‘k lnnxrvmcc, "Ihsmis."
Hill on the ollwr siiic :it lllt’ (‘t'lllt‘l‘ is
"t‘hirl’ho" ("Xi'") monogram of
t.- tith- of our Lord. “t‘hiistOs.” silt-
j‘lil\lnz the Christ. or "tho :innointml
r," the "KP" corrcspontiini: to the
"nu-dish icttcrs. “CNN." 'l‘hus thr-
riwmm‘nms on both side}: symbolizing
git-at truth that the Savior was
H1 man and God. The (“Foss is luc-
~i. rml :lt'tcr a satin brass finish and
,m .t-nta n. rich nppczirnnce. The rec-
ulso nnnounco-d that another
wmiu-r of the Vestry and his wife
t.i .led the priviicmv of supplying
,. irnmlcr with appropriate vest—
writs which will ho list-d for the first
ncxt Sunday. ilc t'nrtht‘rmorc
mi wind that othcr memorials might
‘5 irihcnming in thc near t‘nturc for
nl'l,
ltt'
i I
‘(vr
l‘ll4
w coniimwd beautifying of the.
ill'll and its scrvlces
\r :iw l0230 scrvim, thr-‘icctor call—
xlw :ittt-ntion oi tln- lllt'lilllt‘l's ot'
rvngrcxrntion to ti..- (-cclc-snisiicul
174'319: in the two “'intans tho ont‘
ttw- rc'u' of tilt rhut'r'h :lnti :iiso lllt"
m lht' (‘lilllll‘l'l lir- wink" :It
21"“ on the (lilTwrcnt forms of lllt‘
nut :15: usml in cnnmvti-m with rcli~
7mm. :tnd hzui sonn- ilvmtintmns which
i sl‘owcd thc C'illt't‘l‘tirfl';"lll 'vnti (‘V—
plilllll‘tl thi-ir Slflillli‘lliil" ll“ also
«zillwl :ittt‘nlion in thw i'mikfili for us-
: '1‘: xtnm- ulinrs in tin» t‘lilil'rli HI) tzir
<. possible, (liw l".l‘ltr'i \\:-< iii-intisc
twin-oily in lhw lil~t
_ W'is‘. n Dt‘l‘Y-It‘l‘lllt'ul i'v irznm
.ww' in Rotnv linvi to in
I unihfi. and [lit' slum
illi't" 1'! nlur-
vii-l iii--
in Iti in tho
kit in: (Ill llll'
imammammm
. . ”‘9 Entitlitlon two or three of the old favor-
. 'h'i "“01"" sinsmz “'m‘ ""whiites. which were added by special re-
. 1i innm which seemed most up- iqupst Many have. expressed the hope
march to'
”-Jm as follows. according to Eastern
. xilt'r‘ inc. or ”New York city. and;gtandgrd time:
. i-m- cxamplc of ecclesiastical art. it"... n, 5.30 and 9:39 a. m" the Church
riCh‘ylSchool at 8:30 n. "1.. and the evening
....».I with thc vine. svmholicul of the asorflfl. at 6:30 p. In.
Militant .
i "P“
dun then by tr. E. J. Urns. Organ-
lh nnd him? 0! m (Shortsters at
Trinity. ntfiirded [rent delight to thosc
in attendance upon the evening nerv-
hI-ln‘emmsltnrs. i
At mu Mm. the organ re-
ice. The pm given contained a'
mlmluer of classical selections and in
that othcr orpn recitals might be giv-
en at Trinity periodically in connec-
tion with the evening service.
Announcement we: made yesterday
by the rector to the effect that begin-
ning with next Sunday all services of
thc church on Sundays will be ap-
pointed for one hour earlier. and will'
Morning church serv-.
MW
Wash poison and toxins from
”.mth
foodmo staunch.
Just as cost. when it burns. leaves
behind inmtnbustible ashes, so the
food had drink taken dny after day
leaves in the alimentary consl indi-
gestible material, which it not com~
pleteiy eliminated from the system
each day, becomes food for the mil-
lions of bacteria which infest the
bowels. From this mass of left-over
waste, toxins and ptomaineliks poi-
sons are formed and sucked into the
blood.
Mon and women who can't get feel—
ing right must begin to take inside
baths. Before breakfast each morn-
ing drink I gloss of hot water with
a teaspoontui of limestone phosphate
in it to wash out at the bowels the
previous day's poisons and toxins. and
to keep the entire allmcntary canal
clean. pure and fresh.
Those who are subject to sick head
ache, colds, billiousness. constipation
others who wake up with had taste,
foul breath. backache, rheumatic stilt
ness, or havn a sour. gnssy stomach
aftcr meals, are urged to get a quar-
ter pound of limestone phosphate
from the drug store. and bezin prnc
tiring internal sanitation. This will
cost very little, but is sumcicnt to
make anyone an enthusiast on the
subject.
' Buildings committee that the two up-
‘for the more urgent cases and the
Continued from I‘ll-st Pugs
‘ t
and put. its feet down on any buildlnn
program for this sendon. The deal-
slon or the Republican leaders ’wns
announced in the House Friday by
Republican Floor Lender Maude“
who stated thnt owing to the very
heavy drain on the trensury and the
demnnd of the people for reduced gov-
ernmental expenditures and lower"!
of taxes no geneml buildings om will
be taken up at this lesion.
It is impossible to obtain nuance of
these two bills as individual measures
and they must wait for In omnibm
buildings bill when the several hun-
dred similar bills will be taken up at
one time.
Mr. Merritt has the assurance of
thc members of the House Public
propriations he has asked. for Bridge-
port and Norwalk will be included in
the omnibus bill when one is taken
up. _
Congress has not posed a b‘fii‘ldlngs
hill since March 4. 1915. and in the
six years that have elapsed several
hundred postotflces have outgrown
their buildings. It is esthnated that
it will take 345.000.0000 now to care
Congress leaders rear to put that
strain on the. treasury at this time.
NORWALK MAN WINS
ALIMONY DISPUTE
Continued from First pugs.
City. which is named after his dau-
ghter. His business interests. Mrs.
(iicliin declares give him an annual
income of $10.000. _
The couple were married October
25. 1908. and have two children. Mil-
drctl. aged seven. and John. aged ten.
In hcr application Mrs. Olchin sets
forth that 816 a week is not suffi-
cient in view of the increased cost of
living.
nichin is charged by his wife with
having qucstioned their ten year old
son in his New York office shortly
after last Christmas.
“Docs your mother flirt with men?"
Mrs. (tlchin says her husband asked
thc youth.
John has-subscribed to an flmdi'tvli.
rclating‘ llit' :illt-gcd intervlt‘w. lie
snvs \x'licn hc told his father that
Mrs. Ulchin rcmains at home ex-
cept when shc takes him (John)-'lo
thc moving picturc theatre his fu-
tlu r struck him ticross trc face with
his hand. making his nose bleed.
(iichin. according to the boy. then
inn-v ten dollars to two men and in-
structed thcm to “watch my mother."
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The internationsl conference of hoboes in Chicago was not largely st-i
tendedbecause. many of the. delegates from other ports or the country were‘
unable to elude the railroad guards. This is a scene during the convention.
Inset is a portrait at James Ends Howe.
who was present.
the “minimise hobo" 0: St. Louis.
INTERESTING ITEMS
Spain is said to have 250030 beg-
gars. ,
Automobiles cost as much as $100,-
000 in Russia. '
The number of places selling intox-
icating liquors in London has been
steadily decreasing during the last ten
years.
The city of Muskegon, Mlch.. has
lent $10,000. without security, to those
of its citizens who are out of work
and in need.
Elizabeth Female college. estab-
lished at Washington. Miss. in 1819.
is said to have been the first institu-
tion in the world to grant degrees to
women. *
The government of Ontario has pro-
posed a measure providing for the up-
polntment or women magistrates in the
cities or more than 100,000 on the sp-
pllcstion of the city council.
Australia has n movement on foot
for the preservation of its gigantic
“stringy bsrk" trees, which are the
tallest in the world.
Try A Sentinel Want Adv.
lly being too ocono
the more it wastes,
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Hot Water Each Morning
Puts Roses in‘ Your Chee’ . 5
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To look sne’s best sud feel one’s best
is to aim insidebsth each morning
to flush the Iydem the previous
dny’s wrote. sour fermentstions and pai-
sonous toxins before it is absorbed into
the blood. Just :1; cool, when it. burns,
leaves behind a. certain amount of in-
combustiblo material in the form of
ashes, so the loud and drink taken each
dsy leave in the alimentary orgsns a
certain amount of indigestible msmriai.
which if not eliminated, form toxins and
poisons which are then sucked into the
blood through the very ducts which are
intended to suck in only nourishment to
sprain the body.
as It you wont to see the glow of healthy
bloom in your checks, to see your skin
clearer nnd clearer. you are mid to
drink every morning upon arising. a
gloss of hot water with a tenspoontul
of limestone phuplistc in it. which is a
bunnies- nouns of washing the waste
mntcrinl and toxins from thi- stomach.
liver, kidneys and bmwls. xiaus cleans-
ing, sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary tract. bciore putting more
food into the stem-ch.
Girls Ind women with miles M
liver spots. pin-pics or pallid comm
ion. also those who wake up with A
metal tongue, bad taste. nasty Month, .
Othcrs who are bothered with heedndg
hilious spells. acid stmnach or «net
tion should begin this phosplmiml
water drinking and me assured (4 my
pronounced results in one or two M ,
A qnartcr pound of limutcnc pint
phste costs To‘l‘y littlc at thc drug store
lint is mifzcicnt to dmrcmstnitc Halt 'ns.
as soap and hot watt-r clennser. r1.
and ire-shins the slain on thc rdit'vilt, '
hot water and limestorw piw: pinto or! _
on the insidc arms. “'0 must ahvnyn ’ I;
consider that intornnl sanitation is Vist-
l_\' more important than outwit?! wits-nil-
ness. because the skin porw do not *-
snrh impurities into the blood, mums.
bowel pores do. .
“’omcn who desire to erlmm‘e tho
beauty of their comi'letio'n should jun.
try this for a wet-k and notice ins-nits."
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H. in. .. Altman i. Mi“
enwoo
I Don’t Be Extravagant
means
with the smallest amount of fuel.
mind—think of the cost of doing without. The older the stove
not only in food and patience but in
hundreds of pounds in a 'year. A Mod
Savin a few ounds
em lenw . gives
Get one and start savmg now.
fuel.
This Glenwood is shown in the wonderful arl grey porcelain
ml finish-so neat and sttrsctive. y srmply passmg a
dnnp cloth over the surface you are able to clean your range .
instantl . No more soiled hands, no more dust and smut. A,
It bumshc the old time task of blackin the range. Picture
the 4 ' sppeu-anoe it Would u e to your lu
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