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3 Tallinn
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C'HlCAGO. Sept. lo.—-—Tlie story of.
"The Village that voted the Earth is
Mat" has an earnest adherent in Wil-
in": Glenn Votive, Overseer of Zion,
the religious community that Alex-
iulder Dowie founded at Zion City. a
little to the north of Chicago.
Declaring that there is no proof
whatsoever of the sphericity of the
earth or that the earth has any n10<
non, Overseer Volica SLYS he is “pre-
pared to refute. modern. astronomy,
w-leutiflcally as well as from the
sinndpolnt of the mine "
Here are some of the points be ad-
v.1ncOS:
”All Standing waiter is level. Let
any one disapprove it of he can. They
('ulmot disprove, it. This is conclu-
uive evidence. that the old Pythagor-
eeropernlron system of the SDllC‘l‘l‘
city of the earth is false.
“A man stood at Kingston, Jamaica.
FIJIII saw the lighthouse at Havana
Harbor (fights/«two miles distant.
which is another conclusive proof that
the sphericity of the earth is .1 fake.
"The midnight Run 1118 been secn
hundreds of times, but it would be oh-
u-lu «sly impossible to sop it on a
mill 9. You would hive to look
through hundreds of? miles of earth
and rock. _
"'I‘hi-ro i.» a. railroad in South Ameri-
ca iwo thousand miles long- which is
:VJI'I'Ihl perfcrlly level The Suwz Can-
:u is n hundred miles long
Dork; and with scarcely any rise at :ill.
\‘ler-ie is your curvature of the earth .‘
'l'li"‘l" i.. none.
"ha wonder higher critics and mod—
(-. n li'zlll'Vl'l‘H in the Copernican system
“4' :‘:»lvl'0ll0lll)' lilllflll lit the flood and
my the! such o ihilu: ’15 w. ilooii coulvl
uml occur on a glohi- of a. spherical
i-ulh 47and 1 agree, wiih them. They
"I" perfectly right 'l‘hll is what. ilic
h~vil intended when he invented tllt‘
ri ulhrn Jairollonlicoi theoryu—to d0—
.»Hu; the Vl'oril of God.
"’l‘hl'y my "Mt eclipses are cruise]
lny iha- earth panning; ilf-t'ween
aim-vii and the min. c‘iiisiilix illi‘
:.ll tflitw.’ lull how (' in you hrive rin'
(whit-.31 wiih hoih the sun and ill"
ill-mil .“iliow- llH' lmi'ilzor." It is n. mob
in. (if I’m‘nl'll llirli l.ll{"'l'
number of eclipses
ll;l.-, been :1
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President Harding’s
,“Four <Gallon”
" Hat
.6 " Fall Term Begms’ Wednesday.
00 didn’t, carry any more of an invitation for him than 00 her 28 1921 .
3. those new styles do for you. Better dropqn .. septem ,
0:0 “and round up one for yourself é. Applications \for the enroll-
.3. 00 ’3‘ ment of day pupils and board:-
.. l O” ' ' beinv
3 $2050 to O 3 mg pupils are now a
.. co .
3 . received.
.. .. O I U I
.3. l ’ ‘ 00 Due to the many names it
.3. 0. has definitely been-decided to
.3. 00 start a. kindergarten for young
g. A ‘ 7 00 boys and girls — Enrollment
°’ 1214 NO. MAIN STREET SOUTH RORWALK 00 should be made of. once to 1n-
.. ' ' . 0:0 sure accommodation.
u The House of Kuppenhelmer Good Clothes for Men. .3 .1 z
w ’ ._. Oifice hours 9 to 12 da: y
»:«.»:..:..:»:«:«:«:W«:«:«:»:«:M
f: - THE
.. COCHRAN SCHOOL
178M Avenue, Norwalk
A Country Day School
for Boys
Afternoons and Evenings by l
M Appointment
the!
but also as a
iiiighty’s \Vord.
"Did God Almighty create the earth
:1 tool would .
culntion;
tllel'o coin
illld the “foul
\\'();'d of God
:,i.<lti'0ilniili-.l‘ on
lllilllllilis."
Henry A,
tune-pipe
moon and the sun abov?‘ the horizon.
No one knows what causes eclipses.
“They tell you that
ninety-two million miles away. I laugh
at that. not only as a mathematician
Kenosha and erect a light a hundred
miles from it to light up the parlor?
“They say that Science is not spe—
but if Science is triu-
he no conflict lit-iwvcn
colnes‘io the \Nord of God, the) how-
not it leg to siilnd on.
and down any
and dispose ol‘ him in less th'in lllll‘l)
liegelein has completed
ilie installation of
lli‘ult'l‘
hoih thf‘lner. oi‘ Chestnut sheet.
the sun is
HA RTFORT),
student of God Al-
buihi'a house up i.»
being 106.
women.
lllvl‘.
ii
of Cod—Juli “hen ii
county.
I will Like ilii
nmdl-rii
the face of the our”:
in New Haven.
l":tll‘fi9ld count y.
London county.
an iiltcril.’liionzll
for Frederick Scrib— Court at
DIVORCES FALL OFF.
in 'l‘ollund county.
and
1
1921.
in \Vnt
M
0\(‘l‘ One Hundred Loss in the StateflNl‘h 307:
state During; the Past Year.
Sept.
fell off in Connecticut in
year between July.
rather unexpected as the year before
5.
the
which
V—'il.ll(')l1l. and then create a light to light it up there hnd‘befn an increase do'f {my’nulniu-rif-wiho Mm. plrewous. .
and put ii. ninety-two million miles per cent. n he number 0‘ l"°“"“‘3‘ _ .
distant and make it a. million times granted in the State‘ Jul-V Of this “fir PARCEL POST SSIEARVICE TO RUS . l
larger than the earth? Vtht kind or showed 1382 decrees granted. when “5
July. l920, showed 1,483. the ilcorcusu
Thirty—eight
obtained decrees the past year and 70
fewer
The falling off in the number of :le— 5
c‘recs was 73 ill Fairlil-ld county. 34 in
New London county. 32 in Liicliliold
30 in Hartford county. and i;
The gains were :3“
5 in
Millrllesex. and 4 lll Windham counfy
Decrees were refused in 19 cases lll
in in Hartford.
New Haven. 2 in \Viilerhury. 3 in Now
1 in Middlcmx
erbury.
{couniiz
' New Haven couniv—lncluding the
VValcrbury—leads
llllllllil‘l' of decrees gruntcd~—4SG: Pair—
in
Divorces
court
UH‘ll
10 ill
lfii‘ld county is second. with just 100
less; and Hartford county (vines third.
Tollnnd still holds its place
:or undisturbed domestic
W. T. Cochran
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tranquility l
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lwilh nine divorce cases. being the Head master
:svnullcst record for the year. Litch-
PHONE 244, NORWALK
{mill county. will) lwentydwo cases
‘his H‘élr‘ had less than half of the
\VII 5
“'ASHINGTON. Sept. 1.—Opening
of parcel post service to Russia was
, The Hillside School 1
announced today by the Posioflice .
.deparlment. l Prospect H111, Norwalk
First class mail service to RussiaY /
Founded by
Elizabeth B. Mead, 1883.
A Boarding end D a y
School for Girls and
Little Boys
This School offers sane and sound
training in elementary and acade-
mic subjects under the best au-
lpices. Large Faculty of excellent
teachers. New school building with
spacious gymnasium and separate
was opened laSt April and with the«
resumpiion of parcel post service all.
classes of mail except registered lei.-
tprs and packages may be mailed in:
lhe L‘niied States to any point in Bus-'
Sia.
Unregistered parcels for points".
eilher in Enrolwan or Asiatic. Russial
will be dispatched to England. where
lllP)‘ will be placed in the regular.
mails for Russizr lhn depaiimem's 311.!
nonncemenl said The rate. in Russia
is {\‘Jt‘lVP rents a pound plus a transitl
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Fashionable Frocks
Appear to the best advatage when worn over the correct
foundation. Before seleciing your frocks let us help you to
choose a corset. Our stock cdtains -c0rsets which are
scientifically designed to meet the idividual requirements of :
every type of figure. ‘ '
Absolute freedom in every pose, and perfect harmony with '
Fashion’s latest decree are most successfully attained in the
fitting of every figure by our expert Corsetiere.
THIS WARM WEEK IN SEPTEMBER
Can’t last forever and when the snappy season comes sure and satis-
factory results in heating the bedroom. bathroom. or living.
room may be obtained by using
A PERFECTION OIL HEATER
All Models at 3 Reduction of 10 Per Cent
PERFECTION OIL COOKERS AND WICKS FOR ALL STYLES
Raymond 6-? Son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
---—-------,.-------_..p—p .............
VICTOR WESELY
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(Formerly With Vaast Bros.) "'
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and M a d e to Order,
ALL KINDS or SHEET METAL wonx.
WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
13 Raymond Street. South Nor-walk, Near South m Strait.
woizhi. study halls for each devaflmem-
Beautiful grounds, tennis court.
Upper School offers general and
- ”eve «Aer-wvfi-c' ‘r‘rr'r
E. JEANNET TE
SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING
Corsetiere and GloVer
(barge depending on destination and$
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special courses. College Prepara-
i tory reviews a specialty. Special
courses planned for those not wish- .
ing to work for a diploma.
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The Lower School includes the
Intermediate and Primary Depart-
ment. Children are taught how to
study and lay a good foundation for
their later high school work. The
Primary Department admits girls
and young boys.
'r u ements made for meeting
cliiAldrzng at the trolley. Chorus
class in charge of Lillian Sherwood-
? Newklrk. Gymnastics in all grades.
TOMORRO‘V (SATURDAY), SEPT. 17TH, LAST DAY OF 0112
second Anniversary Sale
Hundreds of people took advantage of this great money saving opportunitir and were well pleased,
wh;r not see for yourself. A call at our store will convince you of the wonderful bargains.
l Fall term begins. 9 a. m. Wednes-
: day. September 21. 1921.
MISS MARGARET n.
i - BRENDLINGER, A. 3.
MISS VIDA HUNT
‘ FRANCIS, A. B.
& Principals.
" S. D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE court-0'50: i»
TIONERY‘AND I0!
' CREAM BONES ‘
53 Osborn Avenud
But Not-walk, Conn.
$1.50 Corsets . . . . . .
$2.50 Corsets . . . . . .
$3.00 Corsets ......
$3.50 Corsets . . . . . .
$4.00 Corset ......
$5.00 Corsets ......
| $6.00 Corsets ......
$7.00 COi"‘ei.S
CORSET S
. . 950
. . $1.49
. . $1.95
. . $2.49
. . 52.95
. . $3.49
. . 54.95
a 72%: Brassieres . . .
$1.00 Brassiei-es
_ $1.50 Bi‘assieres . . .
$2.00 Brassicres . . .
BRASSEERES
75c
49c
.. "95c
. . $1.49
‘1'}.
$1.50 Bandeau);
$2.00 Bandeaux
u
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..“"."""."r . .. -
»- BANDEAUX
. . 60c Banvzieaux . . . .
. 49c
95c
.' . $1.49
; MME. J.
, 56 SOUTH MAIN
' STREET
HOSIERY
$3.00 Silk Hosiery ...... $2.39
$2.50 Silk Hosiery ...... $1.49
$2.00 Silk Hosiery ...... .
$1.00 Silk Lisle Hosiery...
$1.25 Outsize Hosiery. . .
95c Drop Stitch Hosiery
(350 Lisle Hosiery, ..... .
49c Children's Sox. . . ..
($.90 (‘7liildi‘en’s iii, Sox. .
59c Children’s Hosiery.~
950
69C
753? l
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‘\I I): v
if!
298
490
39c
\‘GLOVES
$4.00 Kid Gloves... . . . . .3295
$3.50 Kid Gloves. ....... $2.49
$3.00 Suede Gloves. . . . $1.95
$1.50 Chamoisette Gloves 95o
$1.50 Silk Gloves. . . . . . . 950
1
Crepe Kimonas. 0. . . "$1.75, up
Phone 479.13
SILK
UNDERWEAR
‘ l To pugchase ’ .
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8 (.00 Crepe do ( :une .. : 33;; 1.33., rad.
. _Nig‘iitgowns S4333 : $251 (33155132:
Q ‘ (l I“.- - 3 ~. ‘I 'N ' F ‘d ra-
..O.0O inept» w. i .une /_ mil‘ors‘él first .
PCtthOalS .. . . . . . $3.90 class type $18. 5 . 5
55.00 C1731)?» {ll l ‘l‘ill'ie \‘ " Repairs of :1" ' n'ds by expert
V ’ w w. m. ‘ g:
anempe i igciziise. . 32.95 - ”fa" ,
i. 1 "ill: \' 3 .. . . s2 9' PARK CIT} RlfiDli-XTOR
9"“00 :1 i“ 3““ """ '. ' ‘3 COMPANY
$4.00 bill— {3100111915 . . . ‘52590 98 North Main street
5;. 50 Silk Vests so- ~0RWALK. cow-
$1.75
$2.00 Petticoats . . . . . .
$1.50 BloOmerS . . . .
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$1.59
- 68 Washington Street
93c
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\ANNE
Bead Necklace . . . . ..98c lip.~
” GOlDEN’S
SS3:00 Env’l’pe Clieinisefiljs‘ , ' '
4.-.. - — - u.
s
i . . .
Imported ; ,
THE FIRST PAIR
l
% Of glasses Shbuld be carefully fitted.
THAMER. Inc.
l Optometrists and Opticians
’FTE
THE GUN AND SHELLS FOR A GOOD
BAG OF DUCKS
the blind while the ducks circle over your decoys—it
. iiin in .
W3 g distributed shot pattern to bring down
takes a hard-hitting, evenly
that canvas back or mallard.
'inchester shot gun: and loaded sheila ore famous 1101' their
patterns of uniform spread and hard-hitting delivery. No duck 582'
through 8 Winchester pattern.
Winchester Leader and Repeater Shell
Smokeless powder. The famous Prestic wedding. The right crimp:
Waterproof. The popular loads for duck hunting.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
THE WINCHESTER STORE
SOUTH ., NORWALK ' SfAtlaniticSt..Stornfo;§ *
MENS SHOES
UNEQUALLED IN POPULARITY
Tliosn “'idelv-knou‘n brands: Raiston, Co-Opcraiive, 'Dalton,
Elite and \Vebor we recommend not only for their
lower prices. but for 1110 better quality
so noticeable.
Priced $6.50 to $10.00
op,-p' ------’
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STORE CLOSBS AT SlX
Milton Elwood '
FOSMERLY ELWOOD a. GLOVER
122 ‘Vashington
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PALACE BOOTERY
~PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
THE NEW MARION OXFORD
The last word in seasonnblefitylcs of Oxfords for women
Mahogany Blucher 3.buckle Oxfords with tan saddle
T T : I rubber heels ..~ .................................. $6.45
RiUSLEN S PE‘ 1A I S Mahogany Blucller, 3-buck1e Oxfords with mahogany saddle
Y T b ‘ ‘ rubber heels .................... _ ...... - .......... $ 6.45
UN DER ‘ . ~ Gun Me‘sal Calf. 3-buckle Oxfords With black saddle
at rubber heels .................................... $6.45
51 50 I‘lio'th'OWHS- - - ~ 9513 YOU MUST SEE THIIRSEéi/lglr-EEE-FUL OXFORD TO
7‘ ' 'b I "' ' APP : .
< $2.00 Nighioowns . . . . 331.39 _
S3 00 Nightgo "1S . . . . 3:91.70 ‘
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CHILDREN‘S HOSE. sizes 0 to 9. black only ........... 290
FIBRE SILK HOSE ‘. .7
\‘VOMEN‘S FIBRE SILK HOSE. grey, bro'wn and white (not ‘;
All Sizes) to close out at ........... ........... .. 50¢
-‘.~r;-'
SILK GLOVES . :
WOMEN’S SILK GLOVES in black and white, odil Sizes, 500
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Norwalk Chronicler