WWWALK
. The usual meeting of Troop No. 6.
a 8. A.. mhflddufl: evening.
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v
L. 0. Warden is about again after
being confined to his home with an at- g
tack of the grip.
Mrs. E. s. Poyvuis confined {o 551‘
home by lune-I. she havingav- severe
attack of the grip.
Charles W of: Fart Point, street.
will spend the weelrz-end in Long Is.
land city. the gas-tun friends
Barry Rider. 01*an avenue. has
moved his connection with- the- Non
m8unply. Company of. Mainatreet.
First district.
Mrs. Dominic Canevari still remains
at the Norwall’t Hospital. where site
was recently taken for an opergt‘ion.
Ber condition isimproving. however.
It is expected'thot the Rev. Robert
Mr. and Mrs. Clifl'ord Lee are ex-
pected to return: to their home on
Fourth street this evening. after their
wedding th. ' Mrs. Lee was formerly
mos Alice. Corr.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Light. and
daughter. ot-‘East Norwaik. have been
guests at the home of Mr. Lights
mother, Mrs. Morsden Light, 55 Bee.-
ver street. Bowel.
Roy Downerhnss returned: to' his
home on Winfield meet. after under-
going an operation at a Government
hospital in Brooklyn. Mr. Downes
returned yesterday afternoon. '
B. B. Foote will he in charge of both
the morning. and evening services at
Christ church tomorrow. Last Sunu
day there were no. services because of
the sudden illnms of Rev. Mr. Footej
The appointment of Douglas B.
Nash. of Seaside- Dlace. to fill thevva-
cancy amino Board of Education-:-
caused by the resignation of Dr.
Franklyn G. Brown is causing general
satisfaction today in East Norwalk.
Miss Jasephine Cello of 12 Fort“
Point street who recently returned to
her home after undergoing an opera.
tian at the Nor-walk Hospital for an.
pendicitin. is. confined to her home
again with a.sevore cold.
Miss Grace lv‘arrington. of Osborne
avenue. will entertain the members of
St. Agnes Guild of Christ church at
her home on Tuesday evening. Feba
mary 28th. The Guild will hold a
business meeting. starting at 7:30
o’clock. to be followed by a social.
The members or the state police de-
partment stationed at the police bar-
racks in Ridgefield came to this city
today and were photographed at the
studio of Emit H. Baisley. The
photographs were taken by request of
the state police commission.-——l)an-
bury News.
Contractor Allen L. Wood. of 32
First street. has the contract for the
tearing down of the cafeteria lmild-
ings at the Wilson Point ship yards
and is engaged in fulfilling the con-
tract now. The material is being tak-
en to Compo Beach. where it will be
wed in the erection of dwellings for
Joseph Grumbly. of North Main street.
Second district. Mr. Grumbly has
purchased the material and it is for
him that Mr. Wood is doing the work.
R 0 WA YTON
The filers of the ltowayton Drum
corps met last evening at ‘.h(- home
of James A. Stott. of Rowayton ave-
one.
Mrs. O'Connell and daughter Mar-
garet. of New York city. spent Thurs-
day in the cmnrnunity looking a; vari-
ous pieces of real estate.
It was learned yesterday afternoon
that several new bungalows arc likely
to be erected at Bell island. but us yet
nothing definite has been decided.
Ralph Pendleton. of \Vest Side ave-
nue. had much difficulty late Vi’cdnes-
day evening. when the water pipe in
his cellar broke. For a few minutes
it resembled'a minature lake.
A regular business 'meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Baptist'chnrch was held last evening
in the church. Following the business
session ,a social hour was enjoyed by
all who attended.
The residents of “feet Side avenue
are very much annoyed over the con-
dition of the road. as it is full of ruts.
Of course the same condition exists
everywhere. but they may find it nec«
essary to take up the matter with the
oi'rlcials of Darlen.
The wireless telephone has been
causing much enjoyment for the resi-
dents of Rowayton. uspecim-llv the
one owned by Frank A. Brands. of
Rowayton avenue. Recently he cri-
tertained a» party of friends who en-
J'oyed the reproduction of Ed. 'Nynn's
comedy “The Perfect Fool.” Those
who attended the affair were amazed
*0! the clearness and the perfection of
the invention.
The Rowayton Baptist church. Rev:
F'rank S. Clark. pastor. on Sunday
Feb. 26. Rev. A. R. Coats. 1'). D.. of
Hartlerd. General Secretary. Cennec-
ticut Baptist State Convention will
., preach .botlt morning and evening.
-_ Morning Worship begins ‘ at 10: 30.
'Church Bible School at noon. A. .13.
. Cloverleaf. Supt. C. E. Meeting at 7
.3 p.-m...F:rnnk Brands. leader. Evemjmg‘
Church Service begins at 7:30. All are
~‘ invited to hear Dr. Coats. Thursday
,_ evening Bible Clas- meets this week
at the iParsonage to study the ninth
chapter of Mark. i
Episcopal
George.» A.
Sunday mornings
Sermon subject:
he Sun
till; Adulm
m clan will be held at 11: 50 ,9; in.
. .. evening worship at 7: 30. The?
Dr. William H. Kidd. Distrleti
Rorqyton Methodist
ndent of the New York Dis-1110‘s.
the service Dr. 31.14.9111 hold. me.
lance year. Thursdayeveuing at 7:30
the prayer meeting will be held in the
chapel. Topic for mutual
Ition: “the Greatnessof Faith."
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Chard- Notes. 4
The Men's Class will have no out-
side speaker Sunday morning. An open
discumion- will be held. A meeting- of
this type can he and should be very
interesting; and a. helpful one: The
topic of the pasture morning'mrmon
will‘be "The, Balmol‘ Sympathy.” The
regular monthly collection for. bene-
volences will: be taken up at the
preaching service and also at the Sun-
day school session. Mei-win Smith
who is in charge of this work will be
glad to receive further pledges. The
Christian. Endeavor Society will omit
its service and unite in the evening
hour of worship at which time a.
special musical program will he ran-
tiered.
St. Luke's Episurpalflhurch Notes.
Neroton avenue and'the Boston Post
road. Rev. B. M. Dumbo". pastor.
Holy Communion 8:30 a. 11:. Mom-
ing service and sermon at 10:30. Sun-
day School 9:45.
First Presbyterian Church of'Noroton.
The Rev. William Sinclair. B. D.
pastor. Sunday School 10 o’clock.
There are classes for all ages and all
are invited. Morning worship 11
o'clock.
Mrs. G. I-‘illard Embrey. of the
Post‘ road. is spending the week-end in
Elizabeth. N. L. with friends.
The Wolf Cub Pack. No. 10. enjoyed
-a hike today to Scotts Core with' their
mother cub Mrs. William Osborne.
The pack- is rapidly lncraislng in size.
*
The weekly cake and bread sale of
the Congregational church was held
vesterday afternoon from 3 to 5
o'clock. These sales are proving to be
of a big success
Chester Hall. of New York city. who
recently wos retired from the ITnited
State Navy. was a visitor in town yes-
terday renewing acquaintances.
Quarterly Conference for the confer- "
con dde'r-
om. UM.
. Ivy. a picturesque adjunct to the
ianscape in' covering old buildings on
whichhas-beensogreatiyodmimdw
MAmeucmvldtorstotbemtm
~ot Miami-doomed. Itituuertoll
dutnotonlyistheivymanyina
Jurious to the building: ma: an
otcamitdeluwamorebeantythm
it aeateeh‘y oboeurln‘ennplesof
.pedaliy during the last few years.
“which have‘ been covered: tor genes
‘ation: with masses otathez glossy gram
Jeeves have been entirely denuded .
or every vestlgo’o! ivy‘and the work
iséstill‘ going on;
tect. in wilting 01th. architectural
improvement to" old: m by re-
moving the- ivy; covering;..dmitl is
responsible toe-the removal mat—June
(amount of 1mm. 0119!!! walls.
“I sm~its.»oeeisred enemy}. lite-n
."It would permangana-
Mk wall! but this at!” m
'wnllt- or dado-or: m is." B
'a terribly immacwmcmm
its acid mm mm moral
of the Join“ ”during it enmeshed".-
sand. its fliers and itretudrils put
their way between; it joints, its
clinging branches grew and swell
in every available hollow and crevice.
bursting ancient molding and shes.
tering carvings. penetrating thick
wall: it given: drug 1“ m
and parapets. and steelthiLv and
steadily- diolntogratingz the work at
msu‘eboodr. while «it Witty»
portions and its bustle-e
HOLD FIRMLY T0 BELlEF‘S
Mennonites: Stress Biblical Stories
Which Other Christiane Him
With Some Llama-Io.
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The advent of the Mennonites to
America case about when William
Penn had been granted'lsnd for his
At :1 recent meeting of the 'l‘okeneke
ed: Robert E. Saunders.
Edward H. Delafleld, vice president:
Lewis L. Brown- treasurer: Charles
Bates Dana. secretary: Bradford M.
Ballard assistant secretary. Although
no definite plans have been made as
\et for the coming season it has been
stntwi that the social activities
out number those of last year.
president;
"Millions Now Living \‘i'ill Never
Die," the famous lecture which will
be given in nearly every city of the
i'nilerl States, Canada. Great Britain.
”ram-c. Belgium. normnnv. Switzer—
land. Holland. Scandinavia. South
Africa. Australia. Austria Hungary.
lailmn States. Palestine. \Vest Indies
Knuth America. Korea. etc... will b.
given by H. W. Siackhousc of New
York city. in lluricn Center School
\111litorium at 3 p. m. Sunday. Inter-
1.1Iinn.tl ll ihie Stud‘nts snv. “The most
mumenllous rucnt of earths history is
‘hv-
lam among men. Everyone of the
uspirnd wntn‘rs i-xslifiml cnm‘v-rninz
an ol‘ c-vcrlusling happiness for the
human rank—“times of restitution"
and lost blessing and possessions.
[calls and tho Apostles preached that
'his gospr] 'nf blessing is for the vast
'nniru'ilv: not u mussagc of woe for all
«(w-ya. he row. "The Kingdom of
‘lod which they heralds-d is the some
12.- i'ori-iolvl by th«- prophets in thrill-
m.- 21nd positive language. .\’ot mys-
r-rinlls‘ intangible arrangcmn-nt hav—
m: no lllvnlllng fur the taller and the
.ui'l'o-rcr. but one which will bring such
um-tica! and understandable things as
“(1111111010 health. lwnnliiul house. lux-
urious vegetation. sublime climate.
”gnu-nus laws. And- —grentest of all
inns-ruling lift" upon mirth. ”The
Scriptures are clear in their proclama-
tion thul many people will he so fa-
10111:! as to live through the present
mnsiilon period. when mankind pass—
es from the thraldom of Salons mis-
uic to thr- glorious liberty of
Kingdom of (ind. and these will act-
1aliy never die." All welcome. seats
"rre and no collection.
A watch which took txvcntv men
tears to make. and which is priced at
more than $5,000, has recently been
:ompletm‘l in London.
woman mats
‘ wax HERE
caning Her'l'ronbles, Which
my 5e fast like Tour: A
S.t Louis, Mo. —“Ihadtrouhles that
all women are apt to have, with ins in
my back, was ,tired;
gout. s'oldid. Allmypains‘anglweake
are on , stomach
ahdldom‘y- sorlty‘a‘thoms 13 fight
for Swift 3 y'Pack Co and '1'“ mm
m
mend your Vegetag myund recon-v
le Com to m
glands and ”a! malfubhspgg my latte;
711A.” Vandeventer Sin. St. Louis. 3:.
otherofthe
hm’sV mtfintotlydinn Pink;
Yoni'wmworklnunt
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gfrom such
Indonesian ‘1': @ShstriedourVW
Club the following officers were elect-i
will 3
m-nr establishment of God's king-I
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strong and well. You can‘tworkif P if '
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Quaker follows". He Was told of
Mennonites who had fled from Gel!-
mnny to Holland. and his thken
came to their aid. The Quakers are
credited with helping them financially
in colonizing. parts of Ohio. Indiana
Kansas. Nebraska sodaSeuth Dakota.
Later. colonieo- were est-blinked in
Saskatchewan run! other parts of
Canada.
A promisi- custom of these people
is the washing of feel. They say that
the command of Christ to the woman
to wash His feet stands on the some
spiritual level as His acts of distrib-
uting food and drink to the hungry
and thirsty. To the Mennonites the
3 story related by Wt. Luke is as impor-
l innt as the one! other Christians re
gard. including the sacrament and
communion.
Community property is: another
Mennoulto belief. although it is not
general. The members of the sect co-
ampmw in huilrllng roads, school-
; houses and churches.
0119 of the largest migrations of
(‘hristian people of modern history is
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thnt n.’ L»: ‘300.000 Mennonites. 50.-
nm rm .m... 2mm Canada to Mexico,
which will begin soon. They claim
unjust trmtment in Canada during
the “V r'" war. The Mennonites re-
fuse to 1-1.:cr any war.
Overdld the Part.
There is one smart Chinaman stay-
ing now perforce In northern Mexico
uhn. but for a slight error. would be
enjoying a residence in the United
States. Arrested for attempting fa en-
ter Illegally -via the Mexican border.
he tried in palm himself off before the«
court. accordingto United States (‘om-
missioner A. J. W. Schiid at El Paco.
Tex.. as. an old resident of Seattle. So
well had he been coached in the part
that the federal attorneys could pick-
no flow in ldaupparent knowledge of
Seattle. names and places. In desper-
atlon. the prosecution finally asked if
he imd‘ever known Julius Caesar up
there. Yes. the Chinaman had heard-
of him often. Did he remembu Mark.
Antony, and how he acted as state‘s
witness at the trial of Caesar'samur
derors? Yes; he rrmembered Anthony
well, and the murder. too..a!1d was
only a little hazy in his mind about
the trial. Ten minutes later he was
on a Mexican hound trolley-New
,. York. Evening Post.
$60.” for Cats.
Cats all over the world will benefit
from the $60,000 obtained by the sale
of the Ewen homestead. in New York.
writes a correspondent. The lady.
Miss Caroline: Ewen. who occupied. tine
house for years with her two sisters.
bad a passion for caring tor: rate. It.
have plenty of catnip. and a comfort;
able back-yard fence to play; on. She:
devoted her life to establishing seam
stray cats and when. she diedmke left
all her estate. except $500, for carry
ing on her work. ‘Shercut 01! her twa
sisters in her will because they were
not 3M enthusiastic about: cats;
Them fur Wthnrcnttpopue
lotion at: the: world: hm:»avaiiabie
ebtisont to her will out’ot‘court.
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Hard: Sleeper.
Mill—J should say he is. He'sgo.’
a terrible time waking him up wher.
the twinge“ to its destination—Lon.
' E4388. Steve and nut coal. $11.50
P” tour Harris and Guns Co. ’lor
"3‘ “W1
.1
fit‘ it Ed for her. give LydiaE: PE?
.1- . .,
--Gx-_ sin and poultry teed. Frank
:coveredbythovinahutthacinscorer:
fine old architecture. In Oxford. es» "
many or the old collegeotrutnm
Ednfl'qu-nm saw arch!“
the m Times tbnthehu‘ been i
and‘ uninterestingmml: unfit-email “
was her dream that every out should: :9.
toriums and relief ormintions tor '
when w nephews reesnflrsottledhike
“Hill—Is-D'dlan experienced traveler; "
to the point now where- the guard his .I ‘
MI! fie Windham! in
m Winn-ho “on: to d
W8: itunfil t: in at
”lg tomato: fm certainty itsconn’ 0t
enchanted-32% ButShodowwu
M! "It?! was a!!!” M
enouskoddtrrto-mirhinr. B!
woo: Mashhad
fer th was interlaced
with. “on; he?” 51‘» found:
gum-trail dos Whitey swooped
86 SW: little eyes grew red
withrngenhdodgsdth thirwayand
that out” My driven from
the place whom-ind found the trail
of: rfionam
slid. on oil-dog and into this he
darted. Whiter the Owl couldn’t act
him there. “it. knew this. and o
knew tool that: mwsm
1r
Juniper
tion of gidfiupm that hunt is" be-
com lie driven any;
i
ran. out more. his keen
oi the tree where Jumper had
thoro‘ then; ran in t
“first. hound. Shadow snarled. He
that white robber from the Far North
that by the l h of this jump.
9
At last he saw mm
Straight to the“ very spot or.
My bed that ”mopeds ct-hin be
little nose tookup tho-trail 01 Jump-
er. It led him :treight to the foot
”Ea“ ‘° “"1: a. won't:
on ow. n:
at. at y pova
and euntl he found when
had glided syn the onownt the end of
understood exactly what had hap-
lmfimper was Wurst!" M
.tried to catch me- and he took that
sham to leave in a hurry. I can tell
fProhshl he hurt going. hit is use,
‘1"! to oliowhimhonulo he has too
H‘s little game and hoe-no pedo‘
Who fromkiopurpomtmau‘dei.
AWMWW.
difficuk‘uaoa enamel.“ old lop
long. a M” said Shad”, old
“whmmddmm
“Munch-is hia- wly, ho
Wumti-ooer
Dowir that the new or mums
was new Shadow followed it until it
led who! moth-r] Whole in- tho
snow. But there in lost it. You so.
it was so longtime Whiufoot had
burn-III loft“ Muted. Ioont on the
surface I‘m-”printed.
ftly this why and
mu no big circle. but he couldn't
find W mmit again. Sanding
whiteness-old inmost he re.
diam .
turned to the little. hole in thc’onow
and vanished. Then he “Randall
Whitetoot’o little tunnels, Ho lound
Whitefoot’o neat. He foundahio stores
of“? But he didn’t find Whitefoot:
can: both” muttered Sheds
ow. salaried up in Whitefoot‘s nut
to wait.
(Copyright. tut. by T. W. W)
The next story: "W’hiufoot’s
Journey"
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You never saw an nil stove that would prmlnwr .
intense hcai and use so little fuel as the Red Star Dmrnn \ -
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NEXT \\'EEK’S CASES IN
COMMON PLlCAS—(‘OITR'II
The assignment of cases at 1hr
Short Calendar session or the Corn-
mon Pleas Coult yesterdav. lists thi
following cases for trial during the
coming week. 3;
Tuesday: Louis Stone et. 315’: vs.
John J. Kelly ct. :1]. Elmer Stofko Vs.
vs. First Catholic Slovak Ladies l‘nlon
ol‘ the l'. S. A. Sam Alloy vs. The “’05!
Side Savings Bank. Julia Gribisch vs.
John Kollar.
Wednesday:
Gertrude Gill
Fowler-A's. Robert J.
Mrs.
Ileck icy :
\Vilson:
Jerry lleVito \‘s.
“‘illiam 1-.
Hugh
Anderson VI. Herbert L. Wheeler.
WEATHER FOR NEXT WEEK
“’ASl-HNGTON, Feb.
States temperature near
otherwise fair.
Hamilton et. al. vs. C. R. Allen: Edna
25.——Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday in North and Middle Atlantic
normal;
snow or rain Tuesday or Wednesday:
This stove has a new type. wickloss burner which um
6' Lang ‘1 “be” H‘ mum gas from kerosene. gasoline or distillate. 1r rullu‘mm: ~
' ' man vs. _ .' ..
“.R§§d§%.“3‘hfin qvauson (‘0. vs double-ring flame of heat directly beneath the could“! :11,
\Villiam Goldberg: llose Malley‘vs. R. _ . ~ . ..
H. Randall: Carolina v. Sainagaia vs. Works like a. City gas range—firm minke. no (Him. L ~
Jim Curio: perfect heat for cooking or baking anytinng: sax-m .
Tuesday. March 7. (tape-(nah~ Lars one-third of fuel bills.
Come in and see the Red Star at once. Let us \lww 1
how easy it is to operate and control this slfihi‘ and
will end all \our disappointments and failnrm 111 w».
Come in at once for a demonstration of the Ixed film W
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The Coal Situation
To the many customers who have consulted us regarding
the coal situation for next Spring, we haxe advised as im-
lows:
. Although indications point strongly to a suspension oi
mining, with more than a possibility of a miners strikr
pril lest, we do not advise buying next Winter 5 coal no“
”for we believe after the mining wage scale c0nt1‘0\ers\ 1~
settled that prices will be lower.
But we do advise buying new the 0031 that you will need
between now and next May or June.
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PHONE 113
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