W, . The blaze was soon (milieu
Ilium Vim he no meeting of the
Man's Alumni-y of Chi-M Church
. an meet. “it being Hoiy Week.
w. and Mrs. P. L. Piper are ev-
W to arrive oi. the Wage of
1b. ”4an: Christian; church this
7“ some of their humanoid goods _
hung arrived here titular. ,5 ‘
Iii-viii Beach has ulterior: side'-
cldsd‘ ‘ building boom. there. being
abut a. half a. dozen or more houses “
in the. course of construction at the
pram; time.
Workman of the ttlephone com-
pnny have replaced with a new role
the one that fell at the corner of Edt
anus and Van Zandt street; carry
llllt week. '
Tbe‘Esst End Athletic Association's
newlrornnized ball team held a
practice some at the Wicke lot yester-
day pfiemoon. here ‘3'” a. good
crowd of fans present.-
ne anti hearing in the min.” of
the (mango in building lines on flec—
ond..'l'.hird. Fourth nod Fifth streets
will be held tomorrow evening at the
April meeting of the City Council.
Tylelve now both houses have been
added to those already erected at the
Nor-walk Country club. A number 0'!
the members are already selecting
their houses preparatory to fitting
them out for the coming season. ~
Brigadier William Crawford of
the Salvwon Army spoke last evening
st the evening service of the East Ave-
nus M. E. chmch. There was a. good
attendance present.
mnjamin Cello this morning open- . ' '
ed his new store at the-corner 'of New Salvation Army
A lunch room and pool parlor is op-
. Citadel on Washington Street. Dedieabd
Fort Point street and Liberty Square. With Appropriate Exercises on “wax -
cued in conjunction with his business.
very shortly.
Mrs. Mu'y Hnilend. of 41 Gregory . .. .
Boulevard. has resumed her position The Darien and NOTO‘OT‘ Girl 30° .
as on operator at the local telephone held 8.; meeting Saturday ufternoo .
exchange, after enjoying a two weeks' Routine business was transected.
vumtion. , ‘ _ —‘-"‘—. .
A dress rehearsal of the minstrel
Several young men who were on- show to be given on the evening “the
noying a. man on Liberty Square at 20th and 213i. will be. held next Wed-
nn early hour yesterday morning nednesday evening.
we]? complained of to ,tliermolicc and . -
Patrolman Milton Lockwood attend- The first camping party of the sea-
ed ‘0 "W matter. son in Darien was discovered early
youerday morning. The party con-
Workmcn are putting a brick and sisted of tourists from Maine who
frame addition on the Ilorlon House. erected a tent along the road side at
416301,"an 1h? kitcmnޤ l ' 19091111" LeRoy-svenue where they spent Satur-
azhore resort( and are; ~ Eng-[their flay nlgm,
work ahead so that it ‘ 1‘ beram: ' _____
Dirtfil in time “if the opening 0" "I? At a special met-ting of the mien
season on May 1- f . : Eire Ilepartxneni. held yesterday after-
. A; ,i ;‘ noon; further plans were made for the.
if‘sidt‘nm 0‘ First 8x?!“ “’1’"? carnival to be held this season. The.
aroused by a family quarre “t a. ““9 dates that have been selected are. July
hour on Saturday V'ght and _com- 29th to August 5th. Committees we‘re“
imam” wig." made to 1 police. Pa- voted upon to make arrangemcuts for
ro ma" ‘ ”to“ Lockw went and the affair. Those appointed arct'
quieted the quarrcllng COBPIP' Printing committee. Carl Schmidt and
George A. \‘elie: the purchasing com-
. mittec was left to Martin J. Shangh-
21:???altrllll‘naxl‘lichohnd- een hug-":23 nessey to appoint his own nssistantsn
firemen do"! thTOMZ'vt‘wW-ffog k 8‘.) The capital prize this year will be all
‘ “ v" ~ 00 Ward Sodnn. The music ,. committee
“dd""mmp‘my “”"m‘m‘ 13* “““mng consists of Arthur Rhymond and Carl
. . I . L‘ . fl 4*.» v ‘ ' >
"hm" 7:2" " “1°C“ “3: Mawlzggmgh. Schmidt. Samuel Shim-r has been all-'3
. pointed chairman of the committee}
A grass fire of son‘llwtvhzlt serious
———-— i ', / , . _ .
Memlwrs “f “w Mayflower Hook & while (73-7-7. Sis-son will act as trengturcr
Ladder Company meet 5 evening and F. S. li‘lnch as secretary. Another
at the quarters on \‘n l cit sin-m" meeting will he held Pl Mm: «ironing.
Among other matters ‘0 ‘ '
H9 WW" up . . . . .. - .
is that (,f n... inmmm" , WWW“? Al m mu \l(,.l..-\H)l{ rnlm.
in the “rompnig ”.me tb- " held at Salim-(luv pron-ll to lw n busy day
Moan! Vernon. N‘ Y.. m une 22nd. for thn ll'ui‘l‘m nf‘t‘lcvl‘ in iL’ll‘lr‘ll. XVhilc’
The uptown fire pomp‘ ' 7 (11'? to (‘Ollliur‘tilirr traffic at tho scene where
take part in this papal]... find it is be- two trucks collillml Friday f'\”’.'lll‘i!!'.
licved that the company will likewise pmmmm“ Ccorm' “- V“”“ “Md E‘l'
lotefim tllv nlllttl-r. . x 1.. ward F lnm‘il-liil'tu of 94 anndt
" plum.‘ ill'on\. for failing: to sign his
The T. A. Remit Compdn‘y of New oprrntor's license. \\'llcll arraigned
Iondnn. cHit its llrmlgcr, “Diver" hcf‘nrw Judge John H. Reilll'k in tho
here on Saturday, accompanied by a lmriwll vrmrt Goodclific wus fined $3
1‘5"??- und started work. On the find crisis of court. which.nm0untml
dredging o: :l ditch across the hat. to $13.02.
tom or Hu- channel from the Ferris lll-m-v T~Tlniu. of Stamford. who hnsji'fter-
dad‘s“ on m“ “on“ SW? OI‘Jt‘h" \Vzlsh- been continually warned about not?
lngmn E'll‘t't‘t draw, across to Liberty buying: :1 rear licht and who was ilI'-:
butmrc. Th” 1”“th “4 ""iflg dug for rvstcd ml the t"\'t*l'!lllt£‘ of March Zilst
the» Southern Nl-w l-Ing‘lsmi Ti‘lF‘llllOIl" for failing to take hold or the officers
Company. “mph i“ l” in!" ‘a cable warning: was f‘mel1 310 Mid costs of
"’39“! ’1‘" "“‘mnH- ”I“ .C'ku‘ haying court. which nmountrd to 312.43.
to lay at "“L‘it 17’ ”'0? “MOM" low wu- Richard D. Hudson. of Raymond‘
ter'mm-k. A number of intercstnd shoot. was also brought before the
:pe- atom Vlmtvhm “1",‘3’0rki‘Uf ”10 mrien court for operating a motor-
redge on Saturday. cycle with s 1921 license. Hudson
._ was fined the costs or court which
ROWA YTON amounted to $10.43.
M... q . .. SALVATION ARMY
ave... ‘.2’23§1.2‘3..§‘§§3.3‘ 5mm” HOME DEDICATED
New
Haven over the week-end.
(Continued from First Page)
Min Anna I’llrker NA - ' - . -—"c—-——-—--
Wasthc “'(‘Pk4‘nd gait-st (:f“\[‘r:rkp::_.t;_ then introduce-ti Judge Light, who. in
.ton Hart of McKinley place: ' :n address before prcsenting Mayor
' Horton. ton-shell briefly upon the
history of the Salvation Army in this
:lr. and him. Loyd Crockett and Mr. city .
3e Valli-(:‘tizer (fight-w Haven were Sump thirty-five years ago. Judge
Kay of Cr 1: {rue s of MW' George Light said. the Army came to Nor-
0" ett street. walk and were not wanted. some of
p! t the members even being placed in
warm“; . xsd that. Within a few jail. so great was the feeling against
Dell Island) willw Yelk residents 01’ the Army. \Vhy this feeling existed
for the Beast) 09"“ their 003143880 he did not know. Now, however,
.e u. there has been a great change in the
m7 “ sentiment of the people bore, as it
uni-151ml warm day Yeaterday has come to be realized what the
brought many home seekers to the Army is doing and has done. The
country and the local real estate work that the Amy has clone in Wthem
m,“ were Rem I-ctive during the Nor-walk has not been widely adver-
day. tised. yet has been invaluable.
' 7 The war work‘odthemusm.
Rev. Vi. J. mung; Mm. of the ferred to in glowing terms by Judge
Boatlst church of Stamford preached Light. At the time that men were
Row-um Bomist church while the Army Was hoing its best to save souls.
.Rev. Flux L, Clark preached at the and it was‘most’successiul in this at-
‘ “ford Baptist church. ‘ tempt. and endeared itself to the sol—
‘ ‘ mere by its work.1:1uiet. helpml and
. ‘ ,‘pnbscrlptlon dance given by the l'nostentatious. Referring to the Cit-
: folks of the Mmunity was" adei. Judge Light said that the build-
vening in the Roway- i ”lug first m» dedicated to use as n
it” ., Am, Ill-linen. Them‘ bunk. then for business purposse,
‘ granny decorated for the ocean.1 3"“ “3'11 3th“ bee" ded’ca‘ed ‘°
:3 themrmh,“ “ > _ cone 1'. .f He said that it was
' Those who were in 03:61:22: only natural that the building should
“we” Mr: Sandford Wicks. M e. eventually be held by the Armyz'as.
Mikay, Mm. Marie Moore. M: 1.8 3179?"? 180‘ Adjutant Wilbur, to
emu-y Oberlander and Mrs. Sidneyi Whom he pointed in the crowd that
1
William Wellnitz furnished the “figs-":1.d h‘ddi'd. igfis‘ég’i 339.35%”:
, _. most ancient-hissing!» After a few
glowing tributes to, the/Anny he in-
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W Anna Conn, assistant town‘ dellxer the chief nddwl’ 1:“ my
. “new“. 9 he had not, w
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, . Robert mull-tuner? Neal-L;
* We. will open Ear ion. hex-e mm 3,?
He then went on to coll nt-
tentlon to the enemy and determinov
tlon pone-ed by We agony
and his wine. in chm hue. who
so hard end in; to his;
about the snout-in a! the hens in
' .
would do much towards muting the
‘ present womm a success. Be In“!
paused the work done: by the Army
felt sure tint
would continue to aid the City ad
that the city would doubtle- do I3“
that it could to help the Anny.
Col. McIntyre. the. next speaker.
thanked Judge Light notmmanbi‘
kindly: remarks. and
said that the Army appreciated the
remarks and also the'feeiing of the
ton for their
Army and its work. He retermd to
{the gathering as a “red letter day”
in'the history of the local post. and
1‘. happy event.
Army was a lovable
worthy institution.
wit for 38 years an
more and more.
thing. and. s
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The acquiring of the—building-here
was in answer to the many prayers
of the people of the Army here. and
the building filled a _
loth for the Army and for the city. ,
who are mew. the over-age line big
1
sociay. he aid-ans it is in this 'ele‘o', ,
ment that the Army finds its field 03' $50 was m toward the fill?” .
work. Someol the expeillvllces,;botn as?” for the new Salvation-Artsy
. - . personnlfysn of the'A y in- gene. g-g -~ -~ -‘ :
It is a nationalpolicy orthe banal“ were lake M" .- Maximo.
:‘l’he band'bbtli ‘pluyefl a 5 (3.315336%
(-ral numbers. A free will. offering;
t 3 Wu taken up “'th1’1 amounted to!
long felt need.
tion Army to awn its. 9“}. home it
Mei-tings had been held in
basements. in dives. in lofts.
bios. skating rinks, theatres
:lny place where an indoor meetinglam?“t ‘19‘
The work of the army
was strictly confined to making bad held at “W South
‘cmllnl ‘lm hvfd.
('d in "‘2“ ””V‘”
to he a pull.) 3. an to follow the busi-
twenty—13:4-
1!” over the world.
corps and about 500 lnstitutinos. such
9:: homes. orphanages. recreation cen-
etc.. which the Army looks, ~
,up with a delightful concert by
Col. i Staff Band and Male Chorus of
Mr-lntyrc said that in the basement . NP‘V York Cit-V branch of‘tilo flu“? tains. where it is below freezing.
was to he lomtell a boys‘ gymnasium i tion Army had at theN'orwali-r Aral
mory at 8 o'clock in the evening. lip.
proximately throw hundred persons
attended the affair which was an un- ‘
usually fine musical ":93“: . In London. Edinburgh and Purl; there .
—~not for the—"white collar boy,
for “tlw liltic rough necks. the little
crap shooters. the littel
have no other means of recreation.
lfyou have to .shoot crap. come over
here and «lo it and I'll try to persuade
you not to."
fellows who
The Springwood Chapel
rooms. “’t’l‘t‘ thanked for their assist-
On the first floor my: be the nu-J
on the second the emer-
gency rooms where the boys who had
run away from home
committed some wrong and had been
arrested could be kept instead of in
A place where stranded men
and women could be cared for.
two upper floors‘were to be devoted
to the officers' quarters.
Judge Light. Col. McIntyre said.
was a man who had don
than any one man in the city
obtain its home.
he assistance and
Would also be giv-
still further in its drive
to be held this summer to help misc
more money to further pay
9 more, DOS-
to help the Army
and he appreciated it
he hoped that aid
en the Army
Judge John H. Light were fonnally
in charge of the meeting. both being
new. _ _
' octuulyhod cw. colonel stern-
tyne introduced the various mom .
ot the bond. giving'a bit of the: his-
tory of
peak of the building. Col.
4; said that the Army
. the morning service yesterday at the ”Ming (0 m “‘0‘ ”be m ““77“ the 1m
men. and that although the
was one of peace that the m
ists would spring to the d
their flag immediately.
Then the Salvsti
raised by Co.
bund"pla.yed “
Banner on -High "'
The colors, Red. Blue
and their sign
by Col. McI
McIntyre with much enthusiasm
mind .s. considerable. wt of.
fighting. money {or the purpose of purchasing .
am for we new Salvation Armyi “
Manta: we. The choirs’we i
,sold in bi
furnished to the
«end:
not .
-Mclntyre while-~flse 7
Will Litt Updh'e *
m. The macs»...
‘ the
ercises to a
. I ‘ ’ m m A
, p ‘ EN&NOROTON. “.2232: 3...... .... a... l. t... .... W “m
. l. ‘ lbee’n‘ expected tobecufledupon “1W
w” 0. Vilflior cm of to“ Sat- ' a. Judge Light Md “a! I“ m If. '
1
WW m:
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In the evening n. mass meeting was ;whnt wnrmer “might; moderate
Nmalk Metho- ‘southerly winds. well—defined disturb-
in time its work start- . dist Episcopal Church. W11??? C01» once is central this morning over west-
‘ry. Then it was found‘llclntyre Clabfl'filrd U904“ hi8 topic ‘em Kansas It is causing unsettled.
of the morning. and where the Build hahowpry weather in
past 'also appeared again. The, attendance :cpmm dis‘flcts‘ Pmmnt ‘
has at the morning St'l‘\l(‘P was large, but pm‘fins along the Atlantic coast;
holding properly Valued 1' in the evening. the church was filled
iii :‘~2.nm,l.nn to loss than 831,000le I to the doors. The iree>_will offering Mississippi \‘ullcy‘ northeaslward to“
There. are Limo for the Army ill the evening totalled. the St.“
close 10 $335- ; temperatures consltlcrablyxnbovw the
Cums-t at Armory normal for the season of the year in
The program m" 5'3““an wound all the eastern districts. The temperusl
the lure falls rapidly from the Mississippi-
th" river westward to the Rocky“ Mouth‘
lmpure All- in Cities.
The dustiest air is found in cities.
The program rendered by the band "‘3 from 80.000 to 2199“} 'dUSt
was exceptionally well arranged. The particles it) the cubic centimeter. ’ A
membcrs of the band showed extreme “tunic cent‘hneter is about the fifteenth
versatility. not only performing on part of the cubic inch. The sirhavlng
‘ instruments. hummus ni‘ rare fine one least .mgns m: as observations ,
fol-1:: “cm.“xy: ‘86“ ' , the demip Ebsve been made. is that of the western ‘-
r » was» 7 . ~ - . .. . ‘
We mble ‘pibtu’res . _ the “a? highlands of Scotland and the.SwisI
_ . . ‘39"??? ins”, .. ~. mountain eons. Infileselrezions there
of Moses by Rossini. Reopening. 13 .~ 7000 0‘ due!
movement of “this Wilmer-”portrayed “'9 burn: “a ' petioles
the despair of the children of Israel ‘0 the cubic "nume‘e"
in the distress and bitterness of bond- ’ ' ——
use and 3193 on with Moses making ’ Bounty in m.‘ Sky. '1 '
on appeal to Pharoah for full liberty Tb m the an." use!“ one m _
of Israel. The number concludes *
with Moses defying Pharaoh.
. make his camp in the desert. There
Another particularly good feature as he “a roiled for "‘9 night “1' h“
of the musical program was the de- blankets. “munded only by distance
iightful vocal solo sang by Envoy F. and 0mm. he looks “P "“9
Fowler. ' The selection was "Sea of {sweater beauties‘tlmn all the museum!»
Galilee" by Palmer. and was re dered galleries. and conservatories of civill-
in a. splendid bass voice. nvoy xntion can offer. Bui’these thinness:
Fme was forced to respond to 88‘“ heseen in par; tom any fol-ii; and s
0"“ EWW- latte even m «he street 569m..—
_While Mayor Calvin L. Barton and Mk rd. wanna.» “The ‘W
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