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aux-ch, Who Will Preach 'l‘cmrow.
The members or the duration Ad-
mt Chura and their friends are
mtlcularly happy today because of
the arrival of their new m, Rev.
F. L. Piper. and his wife. They are
the guests of Mr. and Hrs. A. F.
Ainsworth over Sunday and will. take
possession of their new hams st the
manage. Van Zandt street.
Rev. Mr. Piper will preach tomor—
rqw in the morning and the. Sunday
Sshool Chorus will give an Easter
story and song in the evening.
There will be a rehearsal of the
mgr-am to be given tomorrow held
It the church this evening at 7
o'clock. Miss, Alice Lit-swell will do
1* solo work tomorrow evening and
is is expected that there will be a
bras attendance to hear the pro-
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Miss Mary Bchreek. ot Cove avenue,
is visiting for several weeks with rel-
atives in New Haven.
If the weather is fair a. baseball
game will be played on the Wicke loi
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Eleanor Olsen. of Norman
avenue. Marvin Beach, is confined to
her home with a. sprained ankle.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Anderson, of
Osborne avenue. entertained friends
L. from Danbury at their home yester-
- day. '
, ‘Allcn L. Wood. contractor, is.orec-t
ting a house on Fifth street for Rich-
'nrd Podselni. The collar of the house
is being dug at the present time.
: Charles Purdy. of 29 Fort Point
. street, is entertaining relatives from
3 out of town at his home over its
, geek-end.
Mrs. Margaret McKee and daughter.
Kiss Beatrice McKee have moved to
218 East avenue from their former
home on Osborne avenue.
Improvement is noted in th condi-
.-tion of Dwight‘Spaulding of Seaview
rayenlie. who is confined toihis ‘home
Rita: a strained leg.
Miss Mildred Baldwin and Irving
D. Robertson attended the perform-
ance of “Partners." the new Potash
and Perlmutter play. at the Stamford
Theatre, last evening.
Alfred Eldridge is recovering at
his home from the (-i‘rects or a blow
on his head from a piece
pipe while he was at work at the
Nash Engineering Company's plant
cn Thursday afternoon. .
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-A man who was very much “under
the weather" decided to. park himself
on the embankment alongside the
railroad bridge on Osborne avenue
early yesterday morning. Nearby res-
idents reported to the police that
there was a dead man there. Patrol-
man Milton Lockwood investigating.
learned the. truth of the matter and
sent the man to his home.
Thursday afternoon. His foot, with
which he has been having trouble.
became caught between the flooring
01' an elevator on which he‘ was rid-x
ing and the flooring at a i'idOr en-
trance. No bones were broken. it is
said, as a result of the accident.
:w _ch was regarded as quite fortu-
n .
:_" Robert Ccdegren, of Selleck street.
is confined to his homewith a badly
crushed foot. He sustained the injur-
U ies while at work at hte Clue-it. Pea-l
2f: body plant in the Second District on' ‘
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F L. Ci”. of the i'ost road. has pur-
chased a new Wilys-Knight touring
car. '
At the evening service of the Con-
gregational church tomorrow the can-
m‘f‘rom Olivet to Calvary" will be
by the choir. -
mas Irene Cooke. of Storrs'» Agii-l
cultural college. has arrived home to
spend the Easter vacation 'with her.
parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cooke.
With the first signs of spring many-
who placed their long overcoats away
in moth balls for the summer were
icelilgved to get them out again for serv-
Commencing Tuesday and contin-
Of lead 1her place on \‘Vrst Side uvcnuc to Mr.
operating on all six cylinders
answer the first one yourself.
People can airs-vs
snake tools of themselves.
get insurance for it. What. it
have the bother or having an
YOu saved by not having to pay
stand her doing it, either.
You don't kn
that it wasn't a leg.
If you want to know what.
the forth-coming bathing suit sty
feel should
Jack Dempsey’s tr
He will probably get what he is
April May. ,.-
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Jaror Martin J. Shaughnessy.
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guest ol‘
of \Vest Side avenue.
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Mrs Clifford it. \Vriglit has least-
and Mrs. Tobey. of New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. James Xf-lson.
the summer.
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is well on the road to recovery.
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boats will be ready for the season.
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operated on at th
has arrived home
are hoping for :1 rapid recovery.
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Posters have been
town announcing the
tainmcnfio be given by
Drum corps on Friday evening.
28th.
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F‘ranklin Cleverley. ‘
University where he is a student.
church auditorium this
evening at 7: 30'.
ing. At the evening service'
church on Easter Day.
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This sort of weather does much to prevent a person's think tsnk from
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We wonder whether it is getting to be a popular thing for singers to
“battle for life" just: previous to a. grand concert tour. so list when they do
make the tour morepsople will come to hear them ?
MOO—~—
What is the dinerence between a dumb bell and a dumb belle?
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Also, why does a chicken cross the road?
out in Chicago where the crime we has taken
soonest wave; they want a, new jail.
day and “inks" 'em 0! tomorrow. and so on ad inflnitum.
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well. 0H9“ do anything that is useful.
with the Kipling Hair. "I! You worked tor what you were
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bad luck. Did your house burn down? Well. you won't have a; worry, you'll.
wife won‘t have to do any Sprint class“;
You are getting on easily.
Well. as they say in a calenda {factory—February didn't March. but
ien court. recently stated that trucks
were a menace to the highways as the
operators and owners of these vehicles
do not comply with the law. Not only
are these the words of the judge. but.
the same sentiment exists with the
constables in Dalian. After a warm
debatellast evening Constable George
A. Velie placed George Tomey. of 21
Marshall street. South Norwalk. under
arrest. for not having any headlights.
Tomey was the operator.“ the vehif
The truck is the property of
Michael Delaney. of South Norwalk.
The case will be tried Tuesday mom-
ing before .Ludge Selleck and Grand
‘Mrs. ll. l.. “hard. of Tokenckc. is the
Mr and Mrs. Alyn \Villlams.
who
haw- been spending most of the winter
in Bring-port. Pave returned bore for
It was reported this morning that
Mrs. Earl Stevens. who was recently
operated on at the Norwalk Hospital
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By Thornton V. Burgess
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" an apple tssss. At sues Jenny
on the miss! a RF .I II Q “. _
Crooks are sold to have oixilemd to "*- filfim m M
being incarcerated in the old one. and their present activity is mere y an on . u a , ,, s , . little 1“.”
burst. of protest against the present "hoose-gow." , - , anagram; for s Nil! MP
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This sort of weather makes every an: annular. You “put." 'em on to W m . my“ '8‘:
rdfiw :2. houses here
find lull) from m gym-fibril?“ htheV mix 0:- rr lag-I w» m '7‘
it we. t to a ouse. r r. g 9' _ lsls
But when ‘ 9y n m this mt. boss-s! Our
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"It would be a long time between pay days tor you." remsrh'ed the girl “u ‘ tile tit. w" c >
m Jessy. so isn’t out you
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. i' r consolation for you it you think that you use having g. soon on
Thisisthetinte o_ 1 . »“ [flown air
wasn’t insured? Well that's alright. you won a _ w .u.‘ '3 o.
“n " ent made and leak at w m ’ W s- hit-us. "unmet: 3:: .
premiums. and think of the fact that your a. any m may not . .
this year. and you wont bows to ~ “3“." ".1 i mum
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ow what bar uc s» . 7 ,
It it, was a. leg boothanktul that it wasn’t your neck. I.- 13 In. .33, '33 w“:
‘3 __ were tired.
real hard luck would he look over com of '3‘! “CI .3“ 9“ and, swooping
les and then imagine how badly you would g". M he! and, bet _
you lose your sight before the bathing season opens. ~ V 0‘ the Old Orchard. “"2;
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in to Europe is another proof that the war is OVGI'. , ,~ _ h n >
looking-for over there—mo one to fightrhim. 3“,“2" d“; to, wflzwmhsn‘ :
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"nuance. "The attention of the Sentinel
has been called to the matter many.
many times. within the. past few days.
showing with what care for detail the
Sentinel readers follow its news ac-
counts. The incident although unfor-
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vsry one Bully the English ’
innate. was amusing and people could
re-construct the story to their own sat-
istaction.
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oi. Mrs. akin-er poked'hor head .
inside. Thea alter a moment she :30!-
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Easter Sunday at the ROWtyton' DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS
Baptist Church will open With a 51"“ , Music lovers of the city will be‘in-
rise Christian Endeavor S‘EFVMC- to terested m the announcement by the
Which all are lm‘ited- . The regular music concert. committee of the First
morning church worship berm at Congregational Church of the forth~
10:30, with a sermon by the pastor. coming appearance ‘here 40f my“.
Rev. Frank S. Clark on "The Credi- distinguished“ artistsa‘lu’ 3 Maroon.
mmy or Christ‘s Re-umetion a Proof ' cert. The artists are Daisy 'Jean. the
that There W'ill be a Resurrection of Belgian 'cellist. whose work has cap-
the Just and the UHJU'V' "Why tivated her audiences in this coun»
should it be thought a thing incred- try; Jean \Visweil. pianist, and Jo-
ible with you that God should raise seph Lycell. baritone. -
the dead?" Easter music will be The appearance of any one of
rendered by the “Pussy Willow Male these artists alone would warrant un-
Quariet." The Church Bible School usual interest on the part of music
usacmblcs all 12 1100“- An Easter lovers. The three on the some con-
concer: eniltuui "The Dawning Light" cert program presents a- musical
will be given by the members of the treat of surpassing merit.-
Sunday School at 5 p. m- The Pro- The concert will be given in the
grow \"as announced in the. G006 church auditorium on Friday evening.
I-‘riilay Lisz'c or the paper. There will April 21. Tickets have been piat‘td
‘29 no SPFVH‘PS at 38"?“ and 59"(‘9' on sale at Hamilton‘s Gift Shop, Nor-
thirty. Let everybody "member that walk. and at the Alfred l-‘ox Piano
an unusual treat is in store for all 00., South Norwslk.
those who plan to attend The Pa-
geant of Old Fashioned Melodies,
given in the ilowayton Baptist
Church on Wednesday evening. April
19. the anniversary of the Battle of
Lexington. Mayor Barton is plan-
ning to be present at the opening of
BIT 0H. NR TIE HALVI‘Isi
Abe'saon was on the football team
at college. Going home with a loam
mate to spend the weekdmd. he burst
into his {other's office. crying:
Many power boats are being placed
in condition for the summer months
and before long it is believed all the
spending the Easter vacation at home.
will return to New York shortly to re-
sume his studies at the New York ,
Those having speaking or reading
parts in the ‘Easter day program to.
be given in the Baptist church .ars re-
quested to meet for rehearsal in the}
‘ (Saturday)
’ Mrs. W. Fred Ambler will sing Van-
dewater's “Easter Song" and Mr. Am-
men will sing "Open Ye the Gates"
by Knapp 'at the morning service at
the Methodist church tomorrow morn-
Miss
Carol Mills will render solos and there
will be special Easter selections. The:
singing by theso,=wel=l-known musiciansl
should be a pleasing attraction at this;
"Dab. I'm home for two days and
the Pageant. to say a few words to ,,
the audience which will gladly wel- I‘bmugm °‘" qu‘mer'bac“ “’m‘ "“-
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originally arranged and is being di-i
l rected by Ida Moseley Stout of
lBrooklyn. N. Y. There will be at .
MrS. Henry Fort-it who rccnntly wasl least six groups of characters and . , . ’
A 2 Norwalk Hospitalq upwards of fifty will participate; 0 l S
Her many friends' Further announcement with names or 7 .
all artists will appear next. week. . ‘
Tickets are going fast. .
accd about ' '
.31. “a, amp mu; mum Now at their new store
the Rowayton "I'm sorry to see you here." said . . l. '
April . greenfrlend or a convicted bank ember i 10 South Mam St»,
“Oh. there isn't much change after ‘ g
who has been sill; said the prisoner cheerfully. SouthNorwalk
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“You see. I had been shut up'in a' . . ‘
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Old Abe beamed.
‘Dot's line. my boy," he congrat-
ulated. . ”I’m glad to see you mix need
new mit pleasure."-——Americon Legion
Weekly.
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Think twice before you speak. my
son. smut won’t do any. harm to keep
on thinking while you speak,
The \Tlextile Store
Re ular Price $3.50 yd. Special i
9 $3.10 yd.
Kiddie Kloth—best wearing wash
fabric for children 35oyd.
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Local and Lou g Distinct
Trucking
Phone 335-2
TREES SPRAYED
With Lima and ' Sulphur
Henry Beaupam
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4 Woodhury Av... . ‘ Wit
Telephone 1406-18
years before I came here. These bars
’are just a little thicker, and instead » g V. , .
of being brass they are steel."——Phil- '
a‘clelphia Star.
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tend, to your needs:
" When we say
mg for 3 days Darien will have a.
users! "clean up Week."
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Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Wagons church. serViceS. Rev- George A- Baird.
supplied by the townlwfll go around to minister-
tahe up the collection of the winter's' 10:30.
Any persons having anything‘ of the Resurrection in Human Ufa"
Sunday morning worship at
Sermon subject: "The Power
they wish to dispose of are requestedi'l'he Sunday School session. and the
“down the stat! in a barrel in’front adult Bible $19.35 will» be held at 11:50-
ot their house.
"At a recent meeting of the
national Church Tennis club the to)-
llping Officers were" elected: mus
:Moumey. president: Byron Cantrell;
{Math Godfrey, Florent caution.
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. ‘ , rer: Stanley Roh‘rback. secre-l
Ina-y. A committee was also‘elected to‘pnéss on Thursday.
a the work of the club. ' The:1ilan"‘of the Evening Sentinel grabbed
mittee consiasof Kenneth Yeatdn. What came 'handiest. to his hand in
.13“;an one. new story. with there-
nlt was that the account of therflre.
Jim‘s
mm Wynn Lyceum: Call-i
lio..m. ,The Sunday evening service of
-- - %,,w9rshlp at 7:30., This will be the pas-
Congre‘q tgr's final s'ervic'e‘: completing a three
year pastorate.
.Abundant Life." l
Sermon theme: "'I'he‘.
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