‘57:?!
23:35.
in ot hgfihome.
hurry Tobey ӣ1,Mlih the gr!) at -
no home on Chart
”hoop No. 6. B. ‘3. A. will hold its
‘ "meeting this evening at Com-
aiouuy hall. .
gun. Loretta dithered 0;" New {york
my visited recently Vifh‘relativ‘bi on
Hoymond Terrace.
p The unmiierhcésyiu "be ‘held gut-:5
utternoon, Ind, evening. at Christ
Church. there being special Lenten
“pics.
Mrs. Howard Bee-m of Cottage
' fir’eet who wou'tuken to‘th‘e Norfolk
Hospital (or “a slight ‘ofierutton last
‘ rday, is reported an ‘it'nprovmr
‘. Mar. .
‘ The final report of the Every firem-
ber Canvass of the East Avenuex. f3. 7
fab
urch has not been rooms
yet. but it is expectedftnat it- don‘t»
odioruy. . . Z
It is the desire it“ the People's
Chorus to exprem. thei‘rf
gmecmion
and thanks to the MflN’o ' I‘Coht- ,-
munity Chorus that we; for do sexier-
oualy donating their property‘j'gnd
a to the use of the“ ? ple’o
. orus. Hats off to East. No Alt‘for .
Wag founder of community pinging.
fir out of their efforts we have the. , .
. ' ple'o Chorus
‘ 1m; 'Ea'ri it"stévofisdo‘in at her
Inc 'on- Midy'éplaco.
‘l‘lie it‘Mywn inns. "situated 0n
W‘uvenue iofiltéfin’flng for'a.
week-end businéu.
. any of the locagpo'ys'are planning
Q meet Huntley morningju the "base-
$ grounds at Roton Point for prac-
The Bible chum. of the Rowuyton
mpust‘church met last evenlng‘at the
home or Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Albrecht
of West Side avenue.
~
THE Thursday evening prayer meet-
Ing- of tho ltowztyton Methodist church
was held last evening in the chapel.
The topic for consideration was “The
Quietness of True Power.”
At the last nit-cling of tho llowayton
Civic Association'nothing definite was
learned as to the appointment of n
focal letter carrier. It was stated this
morning not at the next met-tint:
something of ispecial intercst to all
members concerning this item tyill he
announced.
'Tho lir-linnco Hook and Eaddcr
company building will be disposed of
through one of the local real estate.
agents. 'i'lu- company disbanded sev—
eral years ago and since that time the
building has been vacant.
DARIEN & NOR 0 TON
Miss I’da ‘mendm is ill at her hom“
on lilaple avenue.
William Rohrhack has: received his
commission as u lieutenant in the
aviation scrvicc.
The F. D. Smith residence at Toku-
neke will oncn tomorrow i‘oPthc sum-
mer months.
General and Mrs. Henry C. llodgcs
who haw: bvcn visiting in Europe are
expcctwl to return home within a few
daya ,
A numhcr of mr-n of the Congrrgn-
lional church have volunteered their
nervicvn to clean up the grounds
around the church. ,
Clarence Ilr-ll and ’-- '~- (‘hnrlcs D.
Lockwood. who haw» been south for
the past six weeks. have returned
home.
Dnrit-n suffered a reign of dark-
nesslaat ew-ning when the lights
’both in the streets and houses failed.
For nearly three hours the town was
in darkncsn at intsryals of fifteen
minutes. Just what caused this trou-
hie could not be ascertained.
A meeting of the Young People's
Memorial-y Society of the Congrega-
tional church will be held this evo-
mng at the home of Miss Annie Nox-
on. Highland avenue. The ladies of
the Congregational church will hold
their'cake sale this afternoon.
The traffic officer at the Darieu
mlroud bridge will be replaced to-
moi-raw for the season. when Consta-
ble Ernest Groat will perform the
tour of duty. He was’appointed at
the meeting of the Board of Select~
men Monday morning. Constable
Grout takes the place of Harry Palm-
er, who acted in this capacity last
. t
smr Rhianna-115M
m RED PEPPER
5“ try Red Pep
have the quirke
stroller kno .
Nothing has M
such concentrated,
benetratingi heat as red‘peppers. In-
stant relie’i‘. Just as boon as you ap-
ply Red Pepper Rub you feel the
-tingllng limit. In th
warms , ree minutes it
c. rm «arm duel "it. ~
Pet Rub and you win' from
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' ‘ '. rfoctly wmi
mgyfiir you go in o
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woolly Formor B 4
' o‘ tho auger hon-o.
uroo he found no one there.
und. Such o ll‘nooo l“ he found i ’
" ouu
“G that “Talierythin. in tho ,
o d. donto
y’ I o rein vo out
which bod boon bolt oil 0 oyru
Syrup and s r woro moorod ovooJ
ove tug. F our 1 poot w scour
to 7 ' rywhere. It i ‘ bio to
a mixture oi"oyru‘p ’o r and
soot.
in here?" asked Farmer Brown.
“Two," replied his boy. “Two holfb
own ones." .
““l’i’elll' sold Egrmgr Bro “g“:
were to u 'e y t 3 men
sugar hog-3‘1 should any tho: thoro
had been two dozen Bears in hero.
It is a lucky thing that we had take.
most otmthe sugar and syrup homo
before thooe samp- got in hora. It’ll-
take ua‘n Week to 'cioun'trhio man up.
I am afroid, son, that. you wore coro-
loso and left the door open." ' .
Former Brown‘s Bo ‘Ihook hio
hood, "l‘almoot how fdidn’t." opid
ho. "1 closed that door When I loft.
and 1 am certain it‘wu lotehod. I
didn't lock it because we never do
you we are caving it hot for a lit-
«1me
W 30569 more“ drink“ r ’
I,» my: III I“
for-tor you up ’;
't
'movo oi‘ywhoro’wi'fi ' infl"
"How many Beers did you lay word
‘1 Brown .~
ulna!
at Sonny Joy. Hop to thin day
mmy Joy
initi- “Vhenover he
Qinks of it.
’Former {irovgi'o-pgorzent doting:
1‘? . to "one . _
Rio in ill‘n'ndl. 'Th: lie and hi-
fothor spent tho» root of flat doy' -
trying to clean thing- up. It.“ o... ..
dreadful 50b, and it took oll‘ot‘thotVA-f
day and all of the next'dofi to let
that little‘iucu- honde'to‘rfiz to.
(Copyright. 192:. by 1‘. Wiboruolo)
The next otory: “Mother Boot
Take- to Her Koo o."
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season while George Dance. deceased.
was ill. The traffic is becoming so
heavy each day the board found it
necessary to place a man on duty at
Fire \V'ardcn Charles Smith has
ihev n notified to post an order notify-
‘int: thv- rcsido-nts against making
'lirush tires. There is an ordinance
[prohibiting these tires between March.
lst and June 15!. and in the future
thin will lm curried out to the full ex-
tcnt.
Miss Alice M. Smith. a summer ros-
rident of 'l‘okr-ncke. has placed an ntv
'tachmcnt on two Newport. R. 1. man-
sions for [710 sum of ”4:000 for work
idone by Miss Smith in her interior
dccomting‘ work. The places attach-
td are music of Mrs. Charles Holl-
man's Armcsa Hall” and "Grey—
stonc" owned by Mrs. J. J. Wyitong.
The attachment was made by sheriff
Frank nging‘ of Nowport who'staten
that ii‘ tllt‘ sum of money is not paid
by July 131. the places will he sold.
The both partirs mentioned are oili-
cers of the Garden Club at Newport-
situated on Bellevue avenue.
LEGICNPOST’HEADS
TALK or FUNDS
Continued from Page One.
fund for administration purposes.
Commander Justus Fennell. of Stame
ford. who presided at the meeting. deé
clarcd that approximately $10,000
would have to be raised in Con’hecti-
cut to administer the fund until next.
January when the state legislature
meets. He further explained that the
matter was to be taken up at a. meet-
ing of the State Executive committee
and chairmen of the state. aid fund
committees to be held in New Haven,
Saturday. The meeting went'on‘ record
as being in favor the ‘money being
raised by individual posts through
community clubs.
One of the main features explained
at the meeting was ‘the fact that ex-
service men in hospitals as'well as
those unemployed would suffer unlem
the American Legion continued to' aa-
minister the funds. It‘was explained
that the, community should support
any campaign funds for‘the purpose
'lnasmuch a sthe fund is admin'inered
by the American Legion for all exi.
_service men; in fact it was mid that
l the majority of men who received help
the fund were not legion men.
cally all of those present ut‘th‘o
Practi
meeting declared his attention of' 1,“... ;N:;§mugl11: Thommémxs. Igg‘onard 8“;
tending the further meeting on this ‘ 0 says.
aubjoct in New Haven :Saturday.
Previous to the liusine—*méeting.i a .
tine luncheon Was served by "
brofled‘ blue fish";
all the other fix;
this point or the highway. I
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fiway vi
7 {Price
SHRINEeflESIRfllm
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QI’l-Iltl‘lC‘. March 3(l.‘-Blfl(‘k9n9d.‘
tire-sv-zn-ru’ "'aile today marked what
up n ~til vcs crday was the basilica of
Ste Anm» d. Hanprc, commonly called
the "l ourdes of North America."
Tho shrine and the monastery of the
Redemptnrist Fathers. to which ten; 3
0t thousndu of afflicted persons have
turned their footsteps in the hope at
finding relief from suffering. were Ill-l .
must completely destroyed before the"
fire. had hurncd itsclt out.
ifndismayed, the Redemptoriata to:
day were considering plans for re-
tmlding the edifice to-houfio the funk"
ous statue of St. Anne and the relics
ot the guardian spirit
«and...»
timated at n.9nnfooo. but the loss .i'n’
the destruction of the great altar. tfie'
bishop's throne. the pulpit. the richiyl
stained glass window: and the organ
Was deemed virtually irreparable.
Tho insurance carried on the strucé
turc and its contents was reported to
be about‘3500.000. . '
Many priceless relics. painting: and .
furnishings were carried out of the‘
burning church by the priests. who,
ventured into the church at the risk
of their lives. ‘
* mum on ‘waoon , INTO-”Ann _'
Mrs. Mny‘ Hardy." of Nelson avenue»
backed her automobile into a'ho‘r’oe'l
and wagon owned and driven by Step;
hen Kellogg. of Ridge avenue. last.1
night on 'Hoyb "street according to at
report made; to' the‘police.
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That This is Necessary. —
A cold.’a‘strain.. a sudden wrench.
A' little causa may hurt the kidnexogg
Spells o; backache often follow, '
"Or some irregularity of the urine:- 5
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' Here is one cane! ‘ -
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