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‘01 his“ home." : a
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of our people who the owners of homes. ..
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than formerly. . , ‘ ‘
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:from New Haven to the Newrouna-,’Mr- Montasu had sent
land coast.
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Vladimir Dubinsky Delights
L a r ge Congregation at,
‘Ffit ,M- E Church ,
Another unusually gifted artist was
heard la‘st night in the service of the J
South Not-walk Methodist Episcopal-1.
ohm: He. was “Vladimir DubinskY.
Russian cellist. Mr. Dubinsky is it
well known recital and concert artill.
He has touredior one season with
Mme. Schumann-Hunk, played as first .
cellist wit-lithe vNew York. Philadelo‘ ..
pills. and Minneapolis Symphony 0r- , . 7- ' .
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in
audio a. well
'cello in New . '
York city. His four numbers'last nixht
were received with very great pleasure1
by n‘well'attended congregation. His.
tones were full, rich. deep and well
sustained; and his selections in fine
harmony with the spirit 0! the rellgl:
“011' Denice: They Were "Air it'lth
rCentury." by Eccles; "A Song 01
Phonograph Company.
India." by Rymsky-Km‘sakoilf:
"Orientelefi by Cui; “Largo." bir.
Handel. "Largo," followed the oer.-
mon and made a beautiful and im—
pressive close for the service.
The choir rendered a beautiful an-
them "I will magnify then." by Blu-
menschein: that was much commented
on. The subject of the evening ser-
mon was "The Loyalty of the Master."
There are in the main lflree sorts of
loyalty to be desired. There is a loyal-
ty to high principlewhlch follows that
Dflndple wherever it leads and be-
cause it is right. There is a. loyalty
to some great issue or cause which
asks only the privelege of spending
energies and life in the interests or
that cause and for its furtherance:
There is also a loyalty in personal re—
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Continued from Page One.
not all dead. 0114» of the lmst revivals .
‘tiellts ol’ the. town.
Motorists Stop.
Among these who made up the
{gathering were many prominent busi—
as Christians we need is the loyalty to '“933 men. Dr. H 1" Moore. new“
the will Of God as rci‘mlpd in Christ. . [own health officer. who avas tem-
l.et ills word he in us as the chart and pornrlly removed by ‘l‘lr. Black. and
compass and the stars to the mariner ‘ “"- S' 1" oKa‘ZO“ of bridgeport. were
on the seas, (among the men. Hundreds of auto-
'mohlllsts passing through stopped out
It was announced that the choir. . ' . t ‘ d (1
would slug :1 special musical service of curlc-sit) and a number s 339 3”"
“belonged." They have novel: known
the meaning of loyalty in_ils ideals.
its purposes. its Work. or to its (cllmw
ship. And the supreme log-ally which
nu“ Sunday evening. “stored to the speeches.
“711911 the meeting was nearly over.
Dr. Black. who had been in the pub-
and “59d l“ ”‘9 construction 0’ “°“';th<,- number of adults who had been
clinic had been
in use in Connecticut at the present " slclans coming here to help the situa—
time. The average length of a.‘ pole-lion. he said he would cO-Operate'with
.._.._____. ,I A number of merchants agreed Dr.
‘ illluck‘s edict would give the town a.
2 . "black eye." as busilYes's would be
, slor poll .
l 1). Black Urges Vaccination.
i
MES [N THE STATE lic clinic ‘whlch recently opened in the
‘ ioommunlty house. came out and ad-
' _ fdressed the throng. He urged more
If all ”10 telephone poles ill llllS;of the townspeople to Come {Ox-“'ard
state “'9’“ “m into building material .and submit to vaccination. He said
lmmts. the housing problem. with its vac‘dinated at the
accompanying high Wilts» might be» large and it‘ the townspeople respond-
solved in any one of the larger cities ed to his order it would not be neces-
in the state. _ ‘sary to quarantine the tpwn.
There are 265.074 telephone poles. In speaking of the out-of-town phy—
is 30 feet. which makes 3.952.22 them; He did not express any diS-
feet or .506 miles oi telephone poles. ' may Ogans‘m‘ at the move to have, the
«nough of thennlf placed end to end physicians from out of town called in
to reach from New Haven to St. COletaiion.
Pierre. N. F. and perhaps stew left K L RIO
into Northumfieriend strait.
The Standing «timber from 'which
these poles were” cut would make a
big national fox-lest and game preserve
and it would be interesting to know
how .many strokes of the. woodsman's
axe were required to 'fell this forest.
Taking the finished lumber content
of each pole it ii comparatively easy
to figure hair my. million running re-establishment of Sikh supremacy
{PM or building. material might be in the Punjab. the dispatch adds. is be-
cut from these poise and how manilcommg inextricably ,mixed “P With
modern homes might be built with an internal religious'qunrrel over the
that lumber. It's easydo fi'ig'ure.gbut:'g'mlrdm-‘lShip °f the Shines: Many 0‘
the writer will let you do it. this relish?“ organization are enroll-‘
Frequent inspection of 265.000 ing as volunteers lo the Akall Fanji. n
poles to assure their‘soundness and political military force armed With
stability. is no light task. It is really
0,. v' "w llicrdetalls .ot keeping tlie
telephone linesopen land in good,
order everywhere in Connecticut g
Speaking of telephone lines it is not
uninteresting tO'know that the tele-l‘ators- ~ ’
phone company rhea 1501.370 miles .of -
wire in use. that is outside. its Ex- Secretary for Foreign Affairs, was “”71
changeN~offices_ This can)". and iron lawnre that Edwins. Montagu. as See-
strand would circle the globe at thefl‘E‘tmT for India;.had authorized the
9Quntor 24 times and there wOuld‘ be. publication .
enough left to run 'a, telephone Hue;ment's recent telegram regarding its
along the imaginary string of poles attitude towards Turkey until’afterl
his message
granting permission for the publica-
ZAhout 57 percent, of this wire is in tion. says a statement issued at the
cable. either aerial . or ,undergroundl'il‘oreign Ofiice today. Lord Cu'rzdn is
but every bit of it must be kept m ill with neuritis at his country hume.
good order or there is "trouble on the Lord Curzon wasv'mot notified until;
wire." That is7 the task that keeps it was too late to pigvent publicathn.
the linemen. repairman and the other the statement added. ' ' .
P18“! Department workers busy. Pa.-
Coutinued from First Page.
ture of the Indian situation is the un-
rest among the. Sikhs in the provinces
of Punjab. — " . . '
The rebellib‘n in this organization
made to the. wanlike tendencies of
mufv.
oi the church might be brought about' a
. . _ n-
by getting rid ill some people who 01' ”"00 dins and. all ext-muffs ii
have “joined" but who have never 9“"9‘1 h-V ”‘9‘“ “'1“ be “a“: n‘ n”-
. _ INHARDOL
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The political movement seeking the
battle axes, clubs and sporting guns. '
_ is '_
increasing daily owing to the appeal“
the. Sikhsby the non-co-operation ash ‘
, LONDON. March tel—Lord-Curzon. .
of the Indian Govern».
fer, Gandhi.
. The Morning Post‘s Madras corru-
'pondent Says that the Gandhists there
iorganized a meeting and made a bOi‘r
fire of foreign-made cloth, but the
gathering was not large and the
demonstration caused no trouble.
l A Calcutta «iispatch to The Times
lsays the leading non-co~operalors in
{the Bengal provinces welcomed the
'arrest, because they say Gandhi will!
:‘no longer be charged with escaping
lpunishment while compelling otherS'
s’to surfer. A demonstration in Bengal:
lie declared to be unlikely. s
1 Lahore advices to The Daily Tele-‘
lgraph report that Gandhi himself wel—
lcomed his arrest as bringing protec-f
flion from his overzealous disciplesu
lThe Morning Post's Calcutta corres-'
lpendent believes the trial will be held
under the ordinary penal code, and
nor under any special acts. almOst all,
of which, owing to former secretary
)loniagu's faith in‘ conciliation, have.
been removed from the statute books.
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inclination of their own impulse. “list BETHEL RESIDENTS 3 LONDON. March 13 (By The As- CLOTHING
me do as i modem" is their demon . i , ed Press).——-Press dispatches --.
It looks back to the creatures that REBEL AGAIN’RSISTERgggg" Madras. Bombay, Calcutta null and
walk on four legs and wear bristles or concur in declaring that there - _ N . _1_ N
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