” EA‘ Vs momma
Sterling Durgy is a visitor in New
Haven today.
Michael P. Dunne is about again
after a. recent. severe cold.
Charles McGovern of Marvin Beach
was in Stamford on business yester—
day.
Mrs. Margaret Scofield of Osborne
avenue is rapidly improving from the
effects of a recent fall.
Routine business was followed at
the meeting of the Y. M. C. C. held.
last evening.
A brief meeting of the 2035’ (‘lub
of the East Avenue .\1, E. church is to
be held this evening at the church fol-
lowmg which adiournment will he;
made to Community Hall where
basketball will he play-d by thr- Senior
team.
The Mayflowers and the r’iutchcrs
will he the main attraction at the
basketball game to.|w Staged this.
evening at Community Hall. while thei
preliminary game will be between the!
Y. M. C. C. and the senior team of-
l
the Boys club. I
At the business meeting of the'
Girls Club held Inst (\‘t'nlng at the
East avenue M. E. church. it was de-
cided that business meetings would.
be held every other week. and that'
on Thursdays of the week when no
meeting was held. basketball pracc.
coo-would..be held instead. Next
Thursday. March 13nd. the club will
hold basketball practice. The nr-xt'
business meeting will be held on Mon-
day. March 6th.
I
The attention of the health author-
ities are to he called to the presence
in Staples woods. of the half~devourmi
carcass of a. dead horse. which was
killed in the woods there and left-
there without even a shovel of earth
being thrown over it. A pack of
half starved dog‘s. numbering in all
about 30 have been devouring the car- .
rion. with the result that they have‘
become half-wild and snap and snarl
at people who come near to them.’
The Dog Warden is to be notified as
well of the condition of the dogs.
which is declared by nearby residents
f.
Mrs. warren schnvééi— atom milks
Highway whohas been!!! at-herrhome
is convalesclng.
MEN son. ., . .
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PREVIOUS ACTION
Continued trom First Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lombardi of
the Post Road entertained several
friends over the weekend.
Then came the case of the two chil.
dren of Ernest B. Crofoot. who were
sent to school daily and who daily
were sent home again. simply because
Mr. Crofoot would not permit them
to be vaccinated.
This morning it was stated by a
member of the Board that the Board
rescinded its previous action because
all danger of a smallpox epidemic was
past and there was no danger appar-
Thc Men’s chorus of the Congrega-
tional church met last evening in the
church for their weekly rehearsal.
The Board of Selectmen held their
weekly meeting yesterday morning in
the town hall. Routine buisenss was
transacted.
ills. GPOI‘E‘,‘ Smith of the Post lload
who has been ill at her home with ent.
pni-umonia is in a much improved Pressure had been brought to bear
"on‘mjon today. on the various members however. it .
—_ is said. whereby last night's action
Mm“. 0f tho young 990916 from was brought about. there being con-
town are planninz to attend the \Vash-
ingrtnn birthday dance to be held this
g in the ltowayton Hose house.
siderable of an anti-vaccination ele-
ment in Darien.
A committee composed of James A.
MacCammond. Mrs. Lucy Renshaw
and Henry B. Cook was appointed to
investigate the matter of the future!
development and increase in facilities
in the schools. with particular attem
tin-12in
Postmaster Frederick Smith has is-
sued a bulletin to the effect that the
local post office will be open tomor»
row morning up to 1(l230 o'clock at
WhiCh “me the Office Wm Close for tion to the West end. where conditions
the day. are said to be very crowded.-
. . Other than this. the Sentinel's in-
hafly yesterday morning- a young formant stated. only routine business
than slipped on the icy sidewalk just
below llrookside avenue and narrowly
escaped a serious accident. The side-
walks have been badly in nEEd of at—
tention at late.
was transacted.
The reason for barring members of
the press from attending the meetings.
as given to a Sentinel representative
last night. was that the press had!
never before been admitted to any 01'
the meetings and members of the.
board could not see why it should be
admitted now. It was stated that not
even the Darien paper had a repre-
sentative present at any of the meet-
ings.
It will probably be of considerable
interest. to the residents and taxpay—
llarien and Rowayton news items
for publication in the Sentinel Wed-
nesday should be either phoned or
mailed to the South Norwalk office
not latter than 6 o'clock. tonight as the
paper will be published as a morning
paper tomorrow.
Last Monday Tax Collector Albert ers of Darlen to kno‘v that school
C Bates arrived at the Town hall and l board meetings are regarded some—'
found the green Shades down. He
later was informed that it. was a. holi-
day and that the Town hall would be
closed for the day. Several of Mr.
Ilates friends have been busy yester-
day and today informing him that to-
morrow would also be a holiday.
what in the light of social gatherings.
and not so much as gatherings where
business of importance pertaining to
the town is to be transacted. “There
is such an awful lot or routine busi-
ness to be considered every meeting."
one of the members stated this morn- !
ing.
Charles A. Kane. chairman of the
lloard. stated last night that if the!
re admitted to the meetingsI
Of late considerable space has been
devoted in the metropolitan paprs to
the Chu (‘hin Kennels of this town.
_ press W9 I
In the Rotogravure section of the that everything would be published in,
l\cw York Times appeared another the papers and that 3: plection time it.
a difficult matter to obtainj
serve on the:
picture of Mrs. Andrmle and her two
chow dogs which caused a sensation
would he
the services of anyone to
The White Watchev rs
By Thornton; W. Burgess:
Much my be gained by sitting still
If you but have the, strong
th of will.
-—Jumper the Hare
A
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Jumper. the Hare crouched at the
foot of a tree in theaGreen Forest. and
I little way from him on; acumpjlz
Whitey the SnowyOwl. Had you been
there to see them both would have
a peered as white as the snow around
em, unless you hld looked very
closely. Then you might have seen
mama-ow» black linesbackof J urn?-
er'sliead. They» were the, tips of. his.
908. for these remain black. And
near tho upper port of the white
mound..which was Whitey, you mick":
have seoutwo round. yellow spots, bl.
eyes. .
' Thereitbey were, for all the world
ll“« two little heaps of snow. Jump-
er didn’t move so much as a hair.
Whitey didn’t move so much u 8
feather. Both. were» waiting and
watching. Jumper didn’t move. be»
cause he knew that Whitey was there.
Whitey'dldn’t mm: bmsehe didn’t
“I“ I?! one.» know he authors.
and didn’t know that Jumper was
there. January's-{sitting still be-
cause he was afraid. Whitey was sit-
tax-till because he was hungry
that: they, out. each in plain
sight of the other; but only one see-
ing: the other. This was because
Jumper hull been fortunate enough
to m White alight on thlt stump.
Jumper. had sen sitting—still when
Whitey. arrived» and. so those; fierce
{ellow oyeo had not yet. aeenhinx. But
nd-JumpotJo much an lifted one of
those long eon-Whitevaould have
neomand with hit—gnu elm would
h.Wb.¢BMD8.10f Jumper.
J amps: didn't want to sit still. No.
lndecdl He wanted. to run. You know
it is on time-along legrof his that
Juniper- dependr almost wholly {or
safety. But-there-m time- for-run-
ning auditions for sitting still. and
this was a time for sitting. still. He
knew that Whitey~ didn‘t know that
he was anywhere near. But. just the
some, it wahhud, very hard. to sit
So there» they sat each. in plain
eight-of the other
sounds queer, but. it was so. He knew
that” long on he not still he was
not likelyto be seen. It was for this
purpouvtbat Old Mother. Nature-had
’vemhlm that cont 0! white. In tho
or North. which is his reallhome.
everything is white for months and
months. and any one dressed in a
dark cost. can bone!) a long distance.
80 Whitey had been given that white
coat that» he might have a better
chance to catch food enough.
And—1i. had learned how to make
the henna“ of it. Yes. indoor” he
knew how-to make the It use of it.
It was by doing just, bathe was
doing noHittin erfecfly still.
Just before he he I ighted on that
stump he had seen someth'uxg mow
at the entrance to a little round hole
in the anew. He was sure of it.
“A Moose," thought Whitey. and
nligbted on that stump. “He saw me
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.to be such that. it is a meiiance to , | . . .
safety. “it the \Nflestminster kt-nnel Show held hoard. In this other membprs of the! then WRIT one he .0 greatly 19“.“; flyl ' but. he'll forget about it after
llusl \\ eel. in the Madison square trar- board “mm”, to agree. i watching so near. It seemed as if awhi and will come out gain. Ba
“”1 Elm-um n. llindley. sccretary of the} thou fieRTyervcyel o! Whllter Vang-"e m. am. if 1 don’t no",
- . ., g til that in his 17 years scrv- mu“ "9 h m. They seemed t° 9'." And. I won’t move until he is far
- | . . . . . . . ‘lo‘l'i' r‘” “ right through him The made him
(in 1‘1.chch 1 PATENTS. m on ”w Man] that he never knew an.“ mud“ ' ’ “Miami”? (that hhole for mi t;
l _ u ‘ n e ore 6 can get
i The t‘ollowirg were issued "'(‘bl’llul‘D of ”m. rq-prf‘srntflllvl’fi 0f (he “"58! I‘wont “’5‘!“ l :nnt to run. I iota." m at
. , - _ , .M , ‘ , “ , lit-in}: admitted '0 any 0‘ ”‘9 meetings. : '9‘ to “‘3’ umper 99‘ “VII-‘8 to we watch rs in w i so
MEIBLme: lzgimoiidmi: ill .it llPl‘: l.o-,_ List compllpd :it Offices at The matter n-gtml (here. } himself. Then he would say; “”But. I wi§§0i§¥emgvin¢ for the longeggtiime?
at} d - “(roster R' Davis. lll‘itlm’port. Lonn. Those present last night \\'\ re. mn'mit' I mustn‘t 1 mafia“ one watching for a dinner and th.
‘ l ,irl I»..lti~\‘()li. Imam-pun, “Wench. “harm; .\, Kmm‘ chairman; l‘;il\V':lrdE t”Ami .so t.Linnper k(liid the third”; other watching the other watcher.
Prank Lockwood has piirchzisml .1, llbllflt .‘»i \V. Hanson. Hartford. ll Hindlcv Miro-tart“ He‘ll—“.‘tflunfiyp "joggd ISLDKC: izoghe~fanacte a he :3. (Copyrlcht. 1931. by T. W. Bunsen) .
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rcw (Merland car. ‘ ‘ H‘H'If‘ "‘l . 7 .. nctt. Lucy Iii-nshuw. Henry R, Cook“ Blttln still to Save his life. !
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Pr: d llillensticn ni‘ ltownyton are- . “"hiff": ‘ ' vnmmnml. “r. George 12. Noxon and Itill to catch a dinner. I know thstK‘now What to Do.”
nuc has purchzlsul .-. l.‘ xv truck \‘.lilrh I ’l‘ “liltim I“ ’H‘ lmmn“ Ilnrtlnril. .lziines Harm-3‘- ;
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Al. 3 o'clock the Il‘lll'll I'IHlM-‘s I” J iliirltmti, (.lasrmnrv—i”rum: m..(.han_ ; .
mg Wm M. Mid} will . . . 5.1”...“ for “”550. “ppm—Pm hum of . Ictor Records are made with honesty of purpose. and to be truly lf’l.
'r )1.‘ . ii :niinond. .\.»w llaiVI‘fL 3.1..- mt, gang who “on. prawn"; .0 ”{5}“. y ,9 successful and satisfied with year music. buy 9;
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this morning: for \’ ”I >.... ‘. "' I . , _ ‘szuii (ll tin.- .iiitliuritius. ls said in l-c w‘l Patriotic Records for Washington’s Birthday 'l
their Will 'llh‘nd in. , .. f." Y“ A r_ "'H' l” I"""‘- “'“t Hurtful-i1. -\l'- m ,. of tho most conipieli- that lllt) "l V .3”: .1
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outlets that Tl'pt’lrhi] “are 11...: on Jl'l'l [nllIH tlwnvnt‘, . f-‘V-II'IWS‘ Sl‘nsali‘)". 01‘ setting “P u“. onne ' . lac en 2
transportation or i” in r (filllllllillllz ' “Wm-luster Repeating Arms “0.. {irritation at the "99k or ”‘9 biadderfi 1
service. of which llltli‘V .-\ l’iflllll is ‘J-w ll‘l\l‘ll l-‘l‘isliligiits and electrlclnh'lginu nut to so it relief two or'
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fhm’md” who l"I”‘llf'll l'I'llEI'tSS, l...iH i'lcs. tlircc times during the night. The. SOUTH NORWALK' CONN. ‘
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the It. i. ll. 3. [‘(illl’v lmnst‘rrrml to .iilimi .la \’i(‘t~_§ for gas engines. Bladder weakness. most folks call it‘
Rowmion l‘ost 0mm and in addition Ilosig'ns. because they can't control urination.1 J 1
to .hfi‘i'e 3_I‘elzulnr mull carrier. The I-‘rnnk 731-13. RTrtford. Lilzhllm \\'liii(- “- is r-xtrcmely annoying andi ute " Ax
'pmmnn w.” m. Shh, “1”,”. ”w m.“ ,phmr,._ 'somctimes very painful. this is really ‘
vyw m” m ”V' ”"lml‘ul running“. ‘it- .xirrmi n. Kiiitz. Waningrord. linll- on" of the most simply ailments tol ‘ ' Ag.
““hmmon .liv' for spoons. forks. or similar :irti- 0" ”‘0""3 a“ about [our 0‘1“”‘5 of. ,.' , ., . g
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I'll‘lt‘ll cu.
Point War.- a visitor (wt of ‘0: ll (iii
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. li-rmofh i';::"'ell of
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WHITEN HANDS
Pryce the juice of two lemons i:.lo
do. battle. containing lhf‘ttf- ounces of
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;wellrand you have a quarter-pint 05
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W to soften and whiten rL-d. rough
chapped hands. This home—made
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13.; Famous stage beauties use it
mach and bring that soft. clear.
m complexion, because it
[irritate—Adv.
rthi- t‘oiiizrezalional churches here, hasil'luddcr and
':inn0ilii:cil his intention of going onllh’H at“ normally again-
‘Stl‘lkl‘ for two
final: lotion is far superior to gun}
take a. tnblespoonful in a glass of wa—;
.ter before breakfast. continue this:
for two or three days. This will neu-l
the acids in the urine so it no}
f irritation to the!
organs which
PASTOR GOING ON STRIKE
m..~.t‘!;r001.. Eng. Feb. 21.»—Rev..trflll20
AILiiii liziniiln n, the pastor of one of.longer i3 51 source 0
urinary
l
\veeks_ He said tliel Jud Salts is inexpensive. harmless}
t‘llzpiy pews in his church showed that;and is made from the acids of gral’esl
there “as something wrong either and lemon juice. combined with lithian
; min his selmons or the church. and is used by thousands of folks whoi
’Hll: subject to urinary disorders caus-t'
ed by uric acid irritation. Jad Salts
is splendid for kidneys and causzs no
NEW YORK. Feb. 21.——Admltting bad effects whatever.
that she was known to the police of; 'v'" “nu haw ? pleasant efferveS-L
Boston_ Philadelphia, Worcester. and cent lithia—Water drink. which quick-
other cities as “Sylvia. the Shoplifting 1y renews bladder trouble. ' l
Queen." Miss Catherine Wilson, 38.
“lag arrested today as she walked out
o a large department store with a m1 ‘ RTE
no; dress she had not paid for. lth ' S 0111:3715]; IS W0
shptilt;dwaaénmliiteiledd Lnavsiiltéogge::ixlr atttgé' Cut out, this slip. enclose with be
fourteen times and Spendln es. and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2835 Shef-
. g five .
)‘ears of her life behind the bars She field Inc" Chicago. Ill.. writing your
prom‘sed “never to do it again" if name and address clearly. You will
ireed this time. receive a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
lfor coughs. colds and croup: Foley
Kidney Pills for pains in sides and
~ ,v . ”I .‘ . back: rheumatism. b ck .
XE“ BRITAIN Feb, 21’4"” 5L1“- and bladder ailments;El asghlgolgdng
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iSHZPLIFTlNG QUEEN ARRESTED
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FIRE lN NEW BRITAIN CHURCH
i
Ludlow Crochet Twine from
which any number of practical.
and artistic flick?! can be
easily made. such as school or
knitting bags. slippers. rugs,
sewing baskets. sofa cushions.
sport bats and riany others.
The. twine comes ln/man'y
colors. and very explicit direc-
llOIlS coxne with it for making-
these articles, which can- be
easily followed by anyone who
can crochet.
Ludlow Twine in large balls
and Kalkutta Kord in. small
balls.
Jute Crochet- Manual 10:.
' per copy.
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Washington; Street
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ing in the boiler room caused dam
. v - thartlc Tablets. a wholesome and
Sieslestimated at. about $8,000 to the thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
an of Memorial Congregational‘.constipation, .blliousness. headaches
church here. early this morning. The. and‘ sluggish ”bowels-aeStillson-vPowell
Jobs is covered by insurance. 400115; " . ' - T 77* ‘ 4“ .
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Your EXtraf “Bedroom”
Here it Is!
Your living room turned into a bedroom at any time
it necessary or convenient to have an extra bed. It
genuine-Daycare. Designing like this—so that the Davenport
not showitcontains your bed—is what has revolutionized bed 03*”
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COMPANY
South Norwalk
you may f" '7
is a Krot'r‘v‘"
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A Daven-o will save you rent.
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