TOUR
EAST NOR WALK
Rowa yton Methodist Episcopal
Church services. Rev. Geo. A. Baird.
minister.
The usual business meetingr of the Sunday morning worship at. 10: 30.
Y. M. C. C. Will he held on Monday Title 0! uddrr-tss "A l‘roclaMn."
evening. The Communion senice will follow.
The Sunday School session and the
Special swrviccs were held yesterday Adult Bible Class will be held at
at Christ t‘huich. the first of a series 11:50 11. m.
of Friday services to he held during Sunday evening worship at. 7:30.
Sermon theme: “Christian Activity."
Monday evening at 7
business meeting of
Lent.
l,\' the Official
Board will be held in the parsonage.
The (Hiicinl Board of the East Ave—
nue M E. (‘hurch \Vlll hold an im-
portant business meeting on Monday Thursday evening at 7:30 the prayer
evening at the church :it 21 o‘clock. meeting will be held in the chapel.
—— Topic for mutual consideration “The
Supremacy of Goodness."
The serines at the Rowayton Bap-
tist Church. Rev. Frank S. Clark
Pastor. will be held at 10:30 A. M.
and 7:30 P. M. “The Goal of a
Matchless Career"
of the morning sermon.
followed by the observance
.lr.. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert. Ferris. who wns operated
upon recently at the Norwalk Hospi-
tal for nuistoiditis is improxin: daily
from the effects of his operation.
Albert Ferris.
A number of friends attended the
funeral of the late Swnnton llurke of
First street. held yesterday afternoon of the.
from tllc Swedish Congregational Lord's Supper. Church Bible School
church on Van Zandt street. will he held at 12. noon. A. B. Clev»
—_ wrley. Supt. (‘. E. Service- is htld at
Tllt' (:n-ls' (‘luli or the East Avenue 7 ll. M. Emily Sim-p.15. Lead”. The
M. H t‘liurch Will mom-t on Monday
evening. March tith. This “1“ b0 the V'hen 11 Father‘s Prayer “‘35 An-
first r'izular nivvtiniz under the new svvervd." The Bible Club for Bible
plan. of lvvirtva-monlh meetings. Study of the lch Chapter of Mark.
—— lllt‘t‘lS with .Vlr. and Mrs. Herbert M.
On Tuesday evening: at Community Arnold 0f Crockett Aye. on Thursday
Hall. the Mayflowcrs and the Butchers at tight p. M.
will clash. The preliminary game will
be between the White Elephants and
t he M113 flower Juniors.
t'\ ('lllllg: March 9th.
DARIEN & NOR 0 T 0N
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Taylor of Cave _
axeiiuv “'lll break ground on Monday l'ostrnustt-i l-‘rud Smith wasu \isxtor
morning for lht‘ll' new six-room out or town lust tuning.
frame dwelling to l)" t-rccted on Core .__._
au-iiue l-y Contractor l-‘red Hodges. H. t“. Scoliuld 01' “PNEUVOH “'35 ll
\isitor here yesterday afternoon.
Sunday. March 1_'th Will llt' Olh
seru'd 113 Exer‘y Mrmller Canvass, .\lr illlll Mrs. Carl {l‘lliSlill} of the
Sunday .1t. the. East AVt'lllK‘ .\l. l). l’ost mud were \isitors out 01' town
Church. At this limo a canvass will last etenlng‘.
be takrn for the (llllrt‘h hudgt-t, lw— .—
nevoleliw-s .ind llllt'llal'y fund. Mrs. \\'illianitlr:1haiii ot' Noroton
lll‘lKlllS is ill at her lioml' with .1 se-
\Vi'llklllt'll of the telephone cnm~ w-rr cold.
pa_n3‘_ who l‘.i\.9 lie-vii splicing cubic-s
along \,in ’/.-.1lldt stru-l .il‘t' liliishiiig Mrs. Studu-iiuirkei oi the Post road
their work then- today. ’l‘hi- storm Of “His :1 \isitor out «it town yu-stcrlia)
“'(‘dnt'.\tlit\ night Laniiu-rl-d them arts-1110011.
SOlllt‘\\llzll in their “ork.
Miss Susie l..1ll‘/.(i. .1 ilerk in the it.
'l‘hl- l“‘L’1ll-ll‘ll‘10lllil'\ llIisIIll-ss mt‘i'l- M Smith (‘illlll~.ill) sitiri‘. IS ill at llt‘l‘
in}: and SOt‘liLl ot lit" l':[|\\tll'lll League home on the i‘ost road.
will he lli‘ld on. Tuesday t'\t'llln£2‘. __ ‘
M3.I"l'h Tth. at tln- inirsouuirt' Hf Hie Szunuel Adaius of \Ve-s! avenue. who
East .\\t-nuv .'\l l'? Church. liowun llilS lit-vii seriousl3 lli lor ”in past luw
street. .11 H o'clock. \ll llll'llll’trs EIFP 4:133 is ill :1 llllll'll iiiiluroxid n-oiidition.
requested to attend this int-«tint.
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The .inlluul muting «:1 Hill East \-.,,m(,"' “-3“, “”5 “W“.‘Hl on t” the
\‘oiudil. inclit l‘lulv “ll lw llt'l'l “ll Sidintnrd llnspitil nu 'I‘uisdru is inp-
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human- The ziiiziii.i! lip-iris will in: _-
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urss ll'.lll.‘.’l'ii'll. \ll lil‘lllinl'." .lri- Hm," .-],ur‘m: H“. lvluds (H ”3.. snow.
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noon Kim-vii Tl‘l. .1t 3 0‘1 Wiltk. ili'vt‘etL H, lights.
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that Luis. luill must '.l't .tg..I-i iii the 1"“ ‘l J.” \h H filmm- I“. H (“Wyn to
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dllll I.“ t‘tllllitll lit 1! Joint: the sunli' WU“, ME I” H 5‘” it.“ {H'A' FUHTT“:
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paints \tili lllt‘\all .15 “HUI 4'lliiilt- -i.|ll 1111' ll.- I'lllt‘rlilllllllt‘lll “.ill
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“-00.1... .znl :1 Minn“. ”will" L'rom m“ Sunday morning lhl' .\l1-n s ( lass of
inf: It'll I/i Hush i.l.1.\' morning. shortly ti". iiiulhii‘l “H. Him-’1‘ With ”1" ingot
.ifter 111.30. A 1rnlle\'t'£ll‘. \\'llll‘h “/1151 :1“ ML ("‘“rl‘i" H. llllllt‘ AN “1’ P”.
tieznx ”burnt”! L13 .‘.loturin.iii Killit'li)‘. “r “W [,vntt'” SH‘SHH H. h \\.-H ”Qt ‘0
Just t‘ll'.tl"t'll hitting: "v .ll‘lll'llll \\'hl(>h “UK”. the thin-Ch snicos. "H thp
made .1 di‘mhpt‘aruluw- Hf lutn dun-r mnrnm‘: 5"r\V'""‘il 5lltll‘t (‘Ulllllimiion
have: in...” :1 pommon six-ht about the St'rylr‘t- “"lil l-e ;.:l\'( ii by the pastor
Woods .1l.d Raymond‘s comer \Vlllt'll \\'|ll lip l()ll')\V§id 3.. ”1,. 1".”qu
‘_ ’ Suppl-r. The i‘hlistiuii iinidt-uvor So-
Mr and Mrs, Cidmy ill-ll and Airs. cit-ty will Hit-I'll :it 6'30 in tho l‘\'(‘Illllg
Tim-l sll\.Q-li.‘: haw. .I-liiru- llt“ll plans with. MISS lloris llulluid lending. The
for the dump to b‘, 3”...” in the ltow- PVf‘nlnl: hour oi worship will follow.
“Hon Hosi- house on thr- thI-ning of , T— 3 "'
March l'tli 'l'liv- ll..ll “in l... “ppr” _ Flit- Loy Scouts of ll... “Chum-2'11.
www.3- dacorated. ,1.- this will be a “0"“ "mm“ “"1“ ”'0” month”
St. Prillick's dance the hull will helium-ting lust l‘\“'lllng in tho- (‘l‘llll‘l‘l‘L
trimmed with gr... n and white' ”It Nature of tho» running was 11 very
fi1r93n1prg .ind Shamrocks, Vothiné'intcrvsting talk by E. l.. Saxtou. of
definite has lu-t-n learnul no to who Nor“‘”k St'chtH-W 0f the Young
will lit-‘ns (liristian, Association in Fair-
lie-hi county. lluring lhv («ening .\lr.
Suxton talked on his person-.11 exper—
iences with boys in the Maine woods.
a surprise liirthda3 ialtj.’ during tho H‘ g” "t lour m 0'” door ”to
uarl3 [mil (1! tin “Mk, S4‘\l‘rlll of lhe pi and “As ”UMP r‘ lplhl‘ of giving ‘his
friends of Mr. Hill in Hague “'llli Mrs. it I" ot talk as hp hds sprnt several
summers in Maine. Following the
Hell planned the attair. Anions: those
who.1ssemiilcd for this surprisl party. talk Mr. Sax—ton described some new
furnish the music {or thr- occa-
sion. ’
*—
Sidney ”(ll ol Rotuntou \\ .is gitt-n' .
1% 4|
which includld the pining; oi .500... out-door sport games. The final hour
were \liss A.lice Cols. \ir. and Mrs. 0f the e3ening was devoted to Singing
Ira l<iZKinH \[r_ and Mrs. llt‘lll‘\ i-‘or- Scent SOllgS.‘
pit and Mrs l-Zar'i l' Sir-tins Mr ‘—“
S‘e\'1vns sump.) ”HQ “‘Mk for Cuba. .Thr- funeral of Ernest. Crafter. who
Wm." h: Will U. for U month “r m0”- died \Vednesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. T. N. Collins. of Noroton
:30 the month-i
lproximately 10,000 feet in iengtii.
will be the subject'
which will be.
William Fitch. C. E. Bouton.
.Dugdale. Thomas- Kirlc. Chauncey
Tyler. and Oscar Noyd.
A “—
R moi-2mm) HIGHWAY.
Contract Awarded for 10,000 Feet of
Concrete Road.
_ l
State Highway Commissioner Chas.
J Bennett has awarded a. contract
for the construction of a concretei
road in the town of Ridgefield. at».
to
the Portland Construction company"
‘of Portland. Me. The contract price
was $48,000.
This was the last of the contractSl
ito be awarded on the list dated Feb-i
ruary 20. at which time bids were
asked for the construction of approx-.
imately twenty-seven miles of new
highways in the state. i
I .V ( ‘OR PORATIGN PA PEIIS
Papers of incorporation of thc
American Hat (‘0.. with
Frank H. Lee of Danbury. Aaron
Friend of Chicago and Edward Fried
subject of the evening sermon Will be. of New York as incorporators. haw-l
been filed with the State Secretary.
The sale of the American Hat Mfg.
Co.. to the new concern. is expected to
be confirmed in Bridgeport today. The
capital of the new company is $15,000.
Fruits in Powder.
It would be very convenient to keep
In the pantry fruit juices in the form
or dry ponders. so that one could mix
other ‘beverage offhand. They would
be useful, also. for cooking. A newly
patented process for making such pow-
ders consists in mixing the fruit juice
with gelzitlnlzed starch and reducing
the solution to a dry product by atom-
izing it into a current of dry, warm
“1111111111111
NOT Wflllll
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg-
etable Compound
St Paul. Minn. —"I took Lydia E.
Pinkham’ 8 Vegetable Compound for a
tiredfiomfitfi feel-
mg P3 peri-
ods. I used to get up
with a ain in my
head an pain. in my
lowerparts and back.
Often l was not able
to do my work I
read in your little
book about L din E.
Pinkham’s e g e -
table Com d and
I have
feel so well and
strong and can do every bit. of my work
and not a pain in my back now. I rec-
ommend your medicine and you can use
this letter as a testimonial. " — Mrs.
Minn.
found relief b taking Lydia E. Pink-
ham' 5 Vegeta le Compound.
times these tired. worn- -out feelings an
pains about the body are from troubles
only Wum( n have The V9 etable Com-
pound is es gcially adapte for just this
condition.
the disagreehail
aw :13' —one after another.
I Lydia l‘ Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound ..- .. " 'nan's Medicine for “'0-
men's .~‘.i!r..1.i. ,.
TIME TABLE l
i-ZI-‘FEL'I‘IVI‘I ()t'l'UllliR ITTII. 1921.
so. .Voiut'ALit To NEW‘ YORK.‘
Daily. i
————_ l
A. \i.—:..4Sx. 6.08, 6.56x. 7:14x.‘l
7.551; 5.1.11. 25.19, 9.0111, 9.36, 10.11x.l
11.21:. i
P. ill—12.23. 1.11x. 1.23. 1.43;.
2.2211. 3.221;. 4.5011. 5.44. 6.11:, 6.42..
6.561;, 7.3311. 10.05x. 12.43.11. 5
Sunday. 1
A. M —5 481:. 8.59. 9.2111. 10.44:. !
P. M.——12.01 1.11x 1.43x. 2.46:.
3.14x. 4. 50x, 6. 44. 6 56):. 7.071. 8. 02:.
9.1911, 10. 052. 10. 4o. 12. 37x. i
\E\V YORK TO 50. NORVVALK.
Daily.
A. M.——-3.39. 4.20x. 5.30. 7.43:.
8.00x. 9.151;. 9.42x. 10.06. 11.00x.
P. M.—12.03. 1.06. 2 20x. 2.50. 3.80:.
8.64. 4.23. 4.2511. 5.10x. 5.35. 6.001.
6.03, 7.35x, 8.00x. 11.10x. 12.00:.
Sunday.
A. ISL—6.00, 7.4311. 9.00:,
11.00x.
P. M.——12.10.
5.263. 6.00:1. 7.00:.
12.00x.
10.08:,
1.03x. 3.86x, 6.02,
7.35:. 8.00x, 11.10x.
SO. NOBWALK T0 NE‘V HAVEN.
. Daily.
A. M._—-—6.02. 7.15. 9.02x. 10.20:.
P. LIL—12.0831, 1.20. 3.31:. 4.21. 6.21,
6.23. 7.07:. 8.46x. 9.133.. 12.18:. 12.26:.
1.08x.
Sunday
A. liL—1.08x, 7.43.
11.10:.
P. lit—12.08:. 2.07x. 4.421; 6.321.,
6.48. 7.07x. 8.23x. 8.46:. 9.13:, 12.18:.
12.26:.
9.02x. 10.19.
NEW HAVEN ’10 $0. .030me
Daily;
A. M.—4.52x. 5.47. 6.47, 8.09. 8.25.
9.45X. 11.00
l
_—————.—_‘ Heights. was held yesterday afternoon
(‘v‘r ms t)! 'r._.n‘ 1.1.; “-0er! at :30 from lht- First Presbyterian
DIONEY ‘r'hurrh. .\'oroton. Th1;- interment was
. m ln-ld in Spring Groxc cemetery. Grafter
Cut out this: slip. t'r‘r‘lnse' with ac served in the British army during the
and mail it to Foley .g» 1‘0” 2113:, Shef- world war. but having been severely
fieid Axe. Chicago. l‘l.. writing: 3-01” wounded he was discharged. He later
name and address rl'arly. You will poined the British navy. The war
receive in return :1 trial
taining Foley's Honey and Tar (‘om-
pound for coughs (Olds and croup;
Foley Kidney I’ills tor pains in sides
and back; rheumatism. backache.
kidney and bladdtr ailmcnts; and
Foley Cathartic Tablets a wholesome in londrm. Se veral brotht rs and sisters
:Jld thoroughly cleansing cathartic'lalso of England He was also sunin
or constination. biliousness. head- by a. fiancee “1.55 A. McAlly. who is
package con. hero tame to this country about a year
320 and since that time he had estab-
‘ia‘ho-ll his home with Mr. and Mrs.
Collins. \Vhile in lJarien he worked
as n. painter and decorator. He is sur-
viur] in his parents \\ ho are dwelling
P. Iii—12.19:. 12.54, 2.06. 8.58;
4.22. 6.12. 5.30. 6.04:, 6.10:. 9.16:
11.4le
Sunday.
A. Iii—4.52:, 7.54. 8.31:. 9.46:.
11.00.
P. M.—12.19x. 12.54:. 1.571. 2.251
3.58x. 4.32. 6.04x. 6.10:, 7.071. 9.151.
9.34. 11.41x.
_l._____
SOUTH NOBWALK To DANBUBY.
Daily.
A. M.—5.57, 9.08.
P. M.-—1.25, 1.64s. 4.39x, 5.86, 8.26
Sunday.
A. M.—9.25.
P. M.—2.16, 7.20.
DANBURY. T0 SOU’ISE 'NORWAIK
Daily.
A. M.—5.63. 7.18.1034.
,P' ILL-12.10. 3.44. 6.41.
r
$033112:er sluggish bgwels.—Stillson-'now lixing' in New York citv "We
rt). _éna.il bearers for the funeral V2!!!
-. .
'A. M.——?.IO‘.
M
l
F‘II1I‘ZI).!
1 Wait to be told twice of that. empty
8 glass of IeiiiOnnde or orangeude or .
enit. l.
Pun” MAsmt, 801 Winslow St., St. Paul, ,
Just another case where a woman'
Many;
efiwd result 3 are noted by .
cymptoms passing.
Always reliable. 1
[Chicago Journal 421
N.Y.. N. H.&H. R. R. Co;
Whitefoot Mlakes
Himself at Home
By Thornton W. Burgess
Look not too much on that behind
Lest to the future you be blind.
—Whit.e.foot the Wood Mouse.
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse didn‘t
house in a tall, dead stump near the
home of Timm the flying, Squirrel.
He thanked T mmy and en scam—
_ered over to that stump as fast as
is less would take him. Up the
stump he climbed and near the top
he found a little round hole. Timmy
had said that: no one was living there
no. and so Whitefoot didn't hesitate
to pop inside.
It was empty, just as Timmy had
It was an old bad, but it was dry and
soft. It was quite clear that no one
had been in there for a long time.
With. a little ll: of pure ha pdiness
Whitefoot cu 2 up in that. for
the sleep he so much meded.d His
stomach was full and once more he
felt sale. The very fact that this
was an old house in which no one
had lived for u long time made it
safer. Whitefooc knew that. those
who lived in that part. of the Green
Fox-us probably knew that no one
lived in that old stump, and no no
one was likely to visit it.
Be “a so tired that he slept all
hem” lie {cola safer then. but
he often comes out by day. So when
he stroke in the early mornin he
promptly went out for a look u out
to get acquainted with his new sur-
roundinga.
Just a. little way oil was the tall,
dead tree in which Timmy the Fly-
ing Squirrel had his home.
wu nowhere to be seen. You see, he
had gone to bed to sleep through the
the good things in Timmy'n- store-
house in that same tree. but decided
from there. So he scurried about to
bee what he could find for a break
fast. It didn't take him long to tindl
tome pine cones in which a few seed-
were still clinging These would do
nicely.
i ed and then carried some of thin:
, back to his new home in the tall
I stump.
Then he wont to work to tear to
1 ieces the old bed in there and make
l t over to suit himself. It was an
1 old bed of Timmy the Flying Squir-
Ttl. for 3ou know this was Timmy' s
old hon-e. “’hitefont soon had the
led made over to suit hfl‘n, and when
i
said. There was even a bed in there '
night. Whitefoot is one of those
who nice when he 'leela aleegf',é
whethu tbs by day or night 2
rrefers the night to be out and about.
Timmy '
had been out most of the night and;
day. Whitcfoot thought longiugly of1
that it would be wisest to keep away;
Whitefoot ate what he want;
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“It is going to be a good place to
lire," said he to himself
{this was done he felt quite at. home.
Then he started out to explore all
about within a short. distance of
the old stump. He wanted to know
every hole and every possible hidin
.Elace all around, for it is on aucfi
nowledge that. his life depends
When at last he returned home he
was very well satisfied. “it is going
to be a good "glare to live." said he
to himself. here are plenty of
hiding places and i am going to be
able to find enough to eat. It will
the very nice to have Timmy the Fly-
ing Squirrel for a nel libor. i am
sure he and I will gcta aTong to can:
very nicely. I dont beliexc S Mow
Ithe Weasel. even if he should come
'around here. would bother to climb
up this old stump. He probably would
expect, to find me living Jinn in the
ground or close to it. en3wa3. I
certainly am glad that i am such ..
‘0 d climber. Now
esn‘t come a‘ orig in the spring and
{pull this old stump ovcr l'll have
ias fine a home as any one could
lack for"
And then. because happil it is the
“(13‘ with the little peope of the
Green Forest and the Green Meadows.
=W1h tt-foot forgot all about his ter-
lel' Journey and the dreadful time
he had had in finding his new home.
(1‘11” right. 1922. by T. W. Burgess)
The next story: “Whitei'oot Envlu
if Buster Hear-
Myoterlu of the Infinite.
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