* EASTNOR
bor and capital resulting in universal
It is hoped to hold the usual meet- 'unrt'st: the World War of 1914-1918;
lug 0! till Y. M. C. C. this evenin _ the influenza epidemics; the famine:
- g of 1920; the revolutions in Europe:
isited with the restoration of Palestine to the
‘Jews, etc.. etc. ‘
. The Original
“But to the"earncst student. the
s' Club Scriptures reveal that God has a,plan.
a system if you please. in connection
with the human race. He had this
plan all linedlip before man ever up.
The condition of Albert Ferris. Jr.. 'Peared- This ”mm“ ”mm ‘5
who was operated upon recently at the ' plainly set mflh 8‘5 follows; Man
Norwalk Hospital for mastoiditis. is Should be 8' perfect being. phnicaily,
said to be quite favorable. ’mentaliy. morally; should live for-
ever; and have a perfect home on this
ot'globe throughout eternity. And so
God created him—upright. perfect. in
His own likeness. Some are inclined
to think that Satan threw the mon-
.krymvrench into the machinery and
that the whole thing has bten a. mix-
up ever since. But just because man's
deflected, God's plan has not changed.
If that was His plan six thousand
lyeus ago. it is His Plan still. We
The re lar monthl meetin of the know this to be true because Jt hovah
Sunday Shoo! board ’out be field to. Save 1““ ““1 *0 Abra—ham mat "
sorrow. mm, evening in the 1841- would be carried out; because he reit-
m parlor of the East Avenue M. E. erated the promise to Isaacland Ja-
Mls Marguerite Jones v
friends out at town on Saturday after-
noes.
The usual meeting of the Boy
will be held tomorrow evening at the
East Avenue H. E. church.
Miss Verna. Maude Roberts
Myrtle street won a 85 prize in. the
Illustrated Sundays News’ Daily Horo-
scope contest yesterday.
Members of the ladies’ Aid Society
will hold a. business meeting on Wed-
nesday evening at 8 o’clock at the
East Avenue II. E. church.
' ‘ ” "the marvelous increase of knowlédse‘lmli‘gamfma stinee “ “ms“
WALK on'everr abject; the disputerolriaplgtnzr a comedy~ at tho-- ml
ea e. -' . ' ‘
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'A‘ Joint song and piano recital will
be given by miss tel-ens. non. so—
prano. and Berrian Shiites. organist
and choir director. of the Congrega-
tional Church. at the Hillside School
Auditorium. Norwa'lE. Friday evening.
March 17. Automobile parties are be-
ing made up by Clarence Mix and the*
choir guild of the Conqegatlonal
church to attend the recital ‘
. A Stutz racer containing a party of,
Yale students an ds. car of unknown
make collided last: evening at Gardner
street. Noroton. shortly after 9
o'clock. The Stutz was going in an
easterly direction and the touring car
in a westerly direction. omcer Harry
Palmer investigated the accident and
as neither 0! the drivers cared to
make a complaint they were perrnit-
ted to continue on their journey. The
damage was slight.
No special speaker was present at
the services of the Men's class of the
Congregational church yesterday
morning as the day was left open for
general discussion among the men.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
church. cob and their descendants; because
Jesus told us that was the reason he
came to live and die on the earth: and
because the apostles preached the
same meme of joy. We have the
statement of the apostle Peter for au-
thority that every prophet who ever
Igave a message trom Jeh'ovah to man
There will be no meeting of the spoke of a time of blessing for man
Girl's club of the East Avenue M. E. when his original state of everlasting
church mm; but on Thursday life. health and home should be re-
evening there will be basketball prac- stored. (Acts; ”'21)' Yet' strange to
flee. The next meeting will be on say. scarcely a word. of this real 503»
Monday evening. March 6th. pel of happiness for the people is be-
ing prcvched in our modern churches.
This evenin the a let "The Sew- Ewictlon Proceedings
in; Circle mg,“ “Th yMrs. Warren"‘ "When Jesus was here he told his
will be given at the parish social to be followers that his kingdom was not
held at Christ Episcopal church under of this world. because Satan is the
the auspices of the ladies of Secti-pn god of this world. (coamos——order or
3. There will be other num- arrangement) but when he came the
hers on the pram", as well and second time he Would dlsplace Satan
anumber are expected to attend. as the ruler and render him power-
__ .1998. In a. parable he speaks of the
Toxnmomw evening the residents world as a house, the human race as
of East lek interested in the ‘goods.’ Satan as the ‘strong man' or
building line change at Cove avenue ‘householder.’ The lease on the prop-
and Fourth street will attend the ad- any has expired and the tenant is giv-
journed meeting of the council to hear 9" "0"” to “u“ but Object” ‘0 the
the outcome of the petition presented efforts of the sheriff to turn him out.
asking that the line be changed from But the Sher“! slips “1 quietly, “"8"
a 20400: line to 8. 124,00. lluc. ,wares. 'as a thief.’ binds the strong
Iman and ejects him. The binding of
An important change has taken the invisible Satan by the returned
me at u" East Avonue M. E. and invisible Christ is the cause of
church. that being the time for the the greatest disturbance in history—
meeting of the Junior Epworth the World War, gamlncs. pestllences.
League. which, for the rest of the revolutions. threatening universal an-'
school year. is to meet on Friday archy—whlch is completely wrecking.l
afternoons at 3:15 o'clock, instead of and overturning the presept order oi“
on Sunday afternoons. things. This binding of the ‘strong,
man'—Satan—-in preparation for the
.The marriage of Miss Della Van seizure of his goods meets with great
pom-(Ting and Frank Byrncs took resistance on his part. manifesting it-'
place in New York city on Friday last. 5“” in ”‘9 upsetting of everything in
Miss Van Coevering' is a. daughter of thc dwr-lling and general roughhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Van Coevcring such as we see throughout the world:
of Gregory Boulevard and Mr. Byrnes nut Jesus told us that the period 0!“
is a rpmdpnt of Chapel street. First trouhlt- (though the severest or any in
district. Both of the young people are the history of the nice) would hr- out
well known. ‘ short in order that all the human
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stun-devout have
returned to their home on Gregory
Boulevard alter a honeymoon trip to
New York. Mrs. Sturdevant was for-
merly Miss Helen Hirschman.
family should not div. Various ol‘ the
The Rovers 0f \Vestporf and the proplwts spcllkinz of tho present
Mayflowers will meet tomorrow e-ven- Wino“ ”r transition. vvplnin that
log at Community hall in basketball. ”m?“ “h" “wk """37”“99 ”"d ric'fit-f
In the preliminary game the Mllvflow— "nu'qn"‘“ “in hm" “ Chan"? to ”V"!
“.8 Seconds and the Knights oi" King through lhl- great time of trouble.
Arthur will meet. M‘smwu-«l that “m"h ”'“V "2‘8“ i” ”'4' “n" ““""
the-re will be a. good attendants“ :ls ln- Wm ”MW‘HV nt-w‘r rvperlr no" (liSSOllL
ten-st in these games ,is growing. llnu. \\'h(-u Satan is completely
(““01“ OTChl'Stra \will Yufflsll lhv mu- 'HHH"! "”4 (‘hrlst lilo \lr-ssillh. nr thv
m-w 'llOlls‘l'hOldPl‘.’ tnkvs ilossvssinn ol’
llu- world. a new ordrr of things will
('nlllrllrul-v. Juducmu-ul will lll‘
lll! lino and righteousness to the
llilllmnlf"',’ uolhiul: will hurt nor «lo-
ROWAYTON
slrny llllllt‘l‘ that holy government.
The 9“.”ng sermon of the lioway~ and runukiud lludvr Jl proccss of in-i
sic.
In): Yo
Lin llt-thodist l‘lplscopul Church was Strnrum“ and judgment WHL h‘"
mouth-.1 by the lie-v. Ur. \Villlam H. ""‘mgm "Mk ‘0 “m"‘mm‘s ”f “Elmo!
Kidd. district superintendt'ut of the ”"n' Tho-q" “'h“ ”hm" to avnlll
N.“ York City district. llwmsl-lw-s of th‘ 'leas'lngs provided
and «lv-lllwralc-ly oppose the righteous
'l‘m- Sunday School Class of A. ll. "”l' 5hr!“ "'- -Ih-wlutvl.v Mum-d out "I“
t‘ltH-rlrl'. of the lllllntlst L'hurr‘ll. will 'HH'MW“ any” th” :lposllr'.-A(‘is 3:21 I
lw t'lltt‘l‘llalflpd tomorrow evening at ”NW” the original purpose of 00'!
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert wlll Ln currlcd out: then all will renl-‘
Hand. of itowayton avenue. izu that God i." a God of love. of JusmI
tum». of Power, and of \Vlsdom. 'wlth
whom
'l‘lu- Aid Society of the Rowzlyton *q "0 \‘nriablcncms. milher
Immist (‘hurch will meet “'cdnt-sday shadow “1 turning.‘
"ironing- ." the home of Mrs. Howard “ In! how many are willing to take
E. Evory. or Pennoyer street. for Him 4“ ”l5 word N‘—"V7"
work and a. devotional hour. A lullch~'
eon will follow. (‘arl Swuzy.
has Dlll‘l'llafil'd
The morning and evening service "1“"
of the» Rowaytcm Baptist Church was' _'
conducted by the Rev. A. ll. (‘oats,‘ The llonrd of Sl-lecllm-n ht'ld lllcir
“.1,” the Hartford general sccrltnry,‘we"k” nwetiug this morning in tin
. l
01‘
n
Se-dg» wick avenue.
new Ford Touring
Connecticut State Baptist conxentlon. town hall.
During the morning serxice lhl- Hun. h
(touts spoke on the “New \Vorld Movc- l Pmnk R ”n“"r‘3‘ 0‘. ”‘9 POSL
mont." and in the evening service he llollcl. loft Saturday on :1 business trip
devoted his time to the parable of ”1.3“” ‘5’”(‘0‘40‘ Illinois.
souls“ , l
' The \Voll‘ Cub l'ack. No. 10. accom~
Mrs. Henry Foreit cntrrluincd Sat- Dame" 'p’y “3 "u“ molllor, enjoyed a
urday evening at her home on Mcjlllkn Saturday to Scott‘s Core. '
v
Klnlcy’ Place with ll curd purty. fi
Among those who attended were; Mrs. Th" men's chorus of [hp Congrega-'
(lharles Mosser. Mrs. (home Kay, tlonaL church will meet this evening
Mrs. Sidney 1‘9”. “I‘m. Edgar Ray— lil [ht‘ (‘hlll‘fh for practice.
rnond. Mrs Ira Kigglus. Mrs. John‘ W
Hr'haub and Mrs. Earl Stevens. The The.l.enten ._.Devotions will conf-
first prize was won by Mrs. Edgar "Who" ‘Vedfing‘i-V and be each “79“”
Raymond. Following cards. refresh-
lulsday and Friday; throughout Lent.
ments were served. ’ I
DARIEN& NOROTON
WORLD‘S GREATEST EVICI'ION'. !
Miss Edith Greene, 8. student of
Mrs. Towne sang yesterday morning,
in St. John's Catholic Church..Noro—
ton.
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Mrs. Cyril Crimmins, wh: 318.5 9..
. summon residence at Collender's
lfl'turer ‘Says It Will Be The Last Point. sailed “Friday for Paris, where
End (-Ood Times Will Mow. who will spend several weeks.
H.. W. Stackhouse of New York
City._ lecturing on the topic “Millions
Now.Liv-ing Will Never Die" yesta-
day lit the Center school Auditorium
Dal-ten. stand that a discourse on the
and subject would be delivered in.
thousands of cities on the same day
throughout the world. February 26th. wick avenue, and Miss Dorothy War-
A b‘ ‘91 ‘ 8901 t of the 16‘3“]! e is gl‘ f‘n- [bu] to“. dulnwic Science tea-Che! at
"To many DEODle ‘he I‘lhlE l8
. . . .
The film "Cappy Ricks" is being
run in Stamfbrd. this‘week. Darien
:is especially interested in this picture
as the title; role is played by C. S.
Abbe. , ‘ ‘ . ‘ ;
l
Miss DorothyndClintock. of Sedge-g
an the Junior Hi ‘
nnlnieresting dry old book b . 8n school. Noroton.
. ' ' 908.1188 '
they. think it is merely the rccord of spent Staurdfly in New York.
the litres of people who died thous—'
ands, of years ago. and of events and
conditions which happened when bus-
‘1nesol men shipped their freight by
(xx-cart and dictated to stenographera
.who wrote their notes on blocks-of
stone. with a hammer and chisel. If
people only knew that it is full of
, ‘33:; 2:01;. ithe 20th century thty
. lng to cglncel a visit to York 'Clt' ‘“
lg): movies and read it a little oftener. whet-atheistf négmfsfgrx125nnwem°°n
_ he“! a curiosity seeker can find out ' "" " " ' , em
for atl it says about the ,prestnt day, .. Mmluaemprau-
’ 'emgd‘ 0’ travel and transportationgllljglmer.‘
Ans’ Lent commences Wednesday.l
the minstrel show .to be given under
:32 agzpicss of the Darien Volunteer
> re Hpartment will not be h l '-‘
til-after April 16th. ' ed on
ml
Ch‘erry' [’de ' school. slanted. on
Brookside avenue. visited in New
c...-
A party of eight .glrls from
sud- Ma‘s: Ram
St
a}
IThry
K
'31
Road, ”attesting .'
church united in the evening, service
which was in the form or a musical
service. The music consisted of three
solos one rendered by Miss Edith
Cantrell the-second by Mr. Clark and-
tho third. “One Fleeting Hour." by
the Rev. George R. was.
a
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Pithy Paragraphs.
There are some who say that ideals
are but elusive phantoms—mere will-
o’-the-wisps of fancy. They not? at
them. but tourist-can; “only a mask.
—Crawford C. McCullough;
Diplomtocamotmahelmuonai
peace. All they can do late embody
in We form such smut or peace
as already ulster can be created in
their several communitien—Lyman
Abbott.
The struggle for business success
has often been so uni-slams; that
men have forgotten the dream chil-
dren of their boyhood days. have dis-
sipated s priceless lesser. and. at'
last, having arrived at the goal of
material success. find themselves» pen-
nliess in all that Milan
in companionship. friendships“ love.
—Crawford C. McCullough.
The cherry tree story finds no place
In standard biographies. while had
Washington never told a lie the Brit-
lsh would have got him early in the
wan—James H. Collins.
Clvlllzatlon Traced In Coins.
Mnn first hadlpan opportunity to cull
"heads or tam" more than 2.200
years ago. when the practice of stamp-
ing a head on coins was instituted by
the Greeks, with the likeness of Alex-
nnder the Great. Some of these an-
cient Greek colus are valuable as art
objects alone, the embossing being of
rare workmanship and surpassing any
thing to be seen on the coinage of to-
day. It is naturally an example of
the great helght which Greek culture
reached in that day.
The course of civilization, in fact.
can easily be traced in these coins
The Roman coinage. some of which
bears the hem] of Nero. is not equal
in beauty to that of the Greek. but
nevertheless shows ll high quality of
nrl. But the money of the succeeding
“Dzlrk A3108" is crude in the extreme. ‘
and own it» English ten-cent piece
of 1000 ,\ ll. is chlldlshly prlmitive in
comparison.
I'll-\l. HY BIAS 0' \\';\R
l.l‘2.\l.. Ky” Ft'h. 27.—7The
first lonl by Man 0' \\'ar. Samuel 1).
liitllllt 's sllpwrllurse. arrived ,VCSll'rdfly
The- first luorn
m ’lw llllliuus Z‘llC‘I llfil‘Sl' ls :1 bay Tilly.
out of Muslurrnds by Disguise. Mas—
ls owned ll" Mr. Riddlt‘.
:l Huxlllnlls stud llt‘l‘l‘.
All-lull.-
'lJ-ITTF.R T0
l-‘. H. \vl-zslpi: & soy
Dt-zlr Slrs: All milk looks suit“.
but there‘s :1 difference. A little'
wul‘e-r doesn’t show. you know that
too.
Same with pearls. Some
making pearls
lwads into paint that ‘you'd paint your
housc with}.
’l‘h(-~_\'":lrr- beautiful—for a year or
two. or until the'palnt cracks. and
fades.
You are an honest man, and your
milk is rich with cream that is only
waiting a chance to get-up on top and
say: "Good morning. I'm ready for
breakfast."
So are your pearls if you buy Vatti.
add so much to a woman‘s
beauty; makes a man feel proud to
present such‘ a beautiful gift to wife.
mother. daughter. sister or sweet-
heart.
Go by
are HOW
the name. Vatti. Made in
America. One quality only.
.And in five beautiful shades to
match the skin. That is very import-
ant. A pearl necklace that matches
the skin is several timrs more beauti— '
fut than one that doesn't.
Vatti Company New York
P.S Vntti pearls are sold by R. A.
lBenedict. ‘the Jeweler.-Adv.
“Millions Now
' - Living Will
‘. Never Die”
By Judge Rutherford.
‘~ President of the I. a. s. A.
‘ The famous heck of 126 pages, of
which, in less than a year over three
millions are in circulaflon; givingai. " '
fullexplanation of the above lecture,
can besecureddnzali: '65: by
Sendm&35c $0 . . ‘7'." .‘.-.1 . ,_
“w.
by dipping common *
Whitefoot’s Dreadful Journey
By Thornton W. Burgess
-Daaoer m 58 WW.
So I led: for it 8W:
WW'"W§°‘ “1:"; w»
. e r
‘W Its’was' a long,
In tins 'snnes‘ he had been as
ugh-and as now was. 110 is tried
_ in (“tow a: “13m
m.‘ ,m gm usu-
title: as suddsn {rightly quickly
.. ~, as quickly forgotten.
~£rl¢ was. (lily-anti! You of
w I W
SW '8'
t
had
lib Nomi- . ’
the Snowy Owl.
‘3
it“,
though~ Mr should he _ 411'”
some on p he would rs
Just as soonvasvt a war was 9!
turmhowonld be are to and the:
little round. holes in the snow that
led down‘ to “West‘s little
tunnels underneath. ~
The only thing for Whitofoot—to do
was to “junta-fathom that
place as he could bolero
should return. And so poor
WWW out on I jeans!
that was intake hind}. .
whore. All he «raid 0 “I 0 so
and and until be «all! find a
sale .
I but that was Larson‘s!
an," “Every time a twig Ina pod
.l‘. “i“"'§..."'.“.:§..“ 3:"
ti t up n .
time he saw a moving shadow. .3
the branches of the trees movin in
the wind were constantly run-1::
iind a bi lacs.
You see. hitcfoot has so many
anodes al looking for hint that
he always in des whenever he sees
a ‘Inovin . When at home he
is forever do n; in and out of his
hiding places. So. boo-use cvemhifi
was than to him. an .
the great car 0! Shadow the Weasel,
he suspsct‘ed everything that moved
and every sound he board. For a long
way no one saw him, for no on. was
about. Yet all that way Whitsi’oot
twisted and dodged and dartod from
place to place and was just as badly
frightened as it than had been ene—
mien. all about.
_Whleuaot the Wood: arouse.
little '
dodgodtlnflad a in. trunk or under afraid stop than he was-to go on.
, , but . “could: He had to » as fat from
. I“... d or 'hm'" h. Shadow the Wanna he could. Boo
“Oh, dear! ‘Oh. dear ms!" he lie t
saying over and over to himse f.
longtime a twig snapped Whita-
foot’a heart secured to jump
right up in his throat
"Wherever shall 1 :01 Whatever shall
i do? BMnrqbail List enough to
eat? I won’t dare go back to food
from my. little-atom I shall.
have to lbs in s strange-plow when
l‘wn‘t how wbsroto lookin- food.
1 am getting tired. Eric's acts. l’ln
getfing hungry. 1 want my pic
warm, soit bod. Oh, doarl Oh, dear
Oh. dear Incl”
But in spite of his {rights Whits-
foot t on. You use, he was not.
lug such a little follow, what would
ho aahortdistaau form cal is a
long distance for Whitofoot. And so
that was to his very long
in Of course. it seemed longer
because of the constant fright which
came one after another. it
really was a terrible journey. Yet. i!
he had only known it there wasn't a
thing alo tho whole way to be
afmd of. on know. it often happens
that people are frightened more by
what they don't know“ than by what
they do know.
(Copyright. 1928. by T. W. Bum.)
The next story: “Whitofoos Tats!
to s Troo."_
wl spurt hats, knitted
prices for clearance.
Inventory Is Over
and many lines of broken and odd ”lots have been
put forward to be sacrificed.
l-ulllroldury. etc., all marked at
WINDOW SHADES
Made of
. » “BRENLIN”
Will not crack
Will not buckle
Will not fade
Will not pin-hole
“RE - LIN” .
'\‘
7‘ moon? SHADES
l.
hang. Well . L
look— well
and wear '
FOR YOUR NEW HOUSE
Brenlin Shades on Hdrtsllbrn Rollers—Nothing law-r.
Samples and prices on request
ANG VINE
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PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING i in
New Sport Oxfords $5.95
Are Catching the Feminine Eye!
In a smart smoked and grey horse leather Wl‘lh brown and neck
Saddle straps. These new sport oxford: are walkmg
their way into every woman‘s heart. Suctlon
rubber soles and heels
There are union suits, underwear, morsels, vel-
wcar, stamped pieces for
ridiculously low
j
Look for these bargains on our center tables.
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Big Removal Sale
" - "MEN’S: AND BOYS’ CLOTHING
‘ Everything soid~lregardless of cost.
LIEB’S .. '
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The Coal, Situation
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m; -m.
To the many customers whohave consulto , ‘
the coal situation for next Spring, we han- .ldVlM .. -.
lows:
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549'
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. Although indications point strongly to a sllrl“ 1.” ”m .
mining, with more than a possibility 0f {3 “Km" f" M. i
Aprilwlst, Wedo not advise buying next Winter . (vi-ad!" .
for—we believe after the mining wage scale comlw‘ “5 " 3
settled that prices will be lower. -. .
' need 3.. '
But we» do advise buying now the Coal that you will
between now and next May or June.
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