The Height of x Restfulne'ss -—sleeping comfort supreme is afforded by the unique patented elastic h 0 ll 0 w strand construction of the WAY SAGIJESS ., SPRING Angevine Furniture Co.’ “NORWALK'S LARGEST STORE" SO. NORWALK. 16 No, Main Street i. __ - - _ ’5 ur‘i’ - it ‘ Making a": Few Nickels , Save . Mapy Dollars. "I‘HE diilerence iii its: cast between] roll of; ordinary building paper and a roll of Bird's Neponsel Black Waterproof Building Paper will buy only a few cigars. [ - ~. . But. 04h. theoditlerencehirr protection'in future? , years! .z; W. a. ~:. It is ansurd 'to’sneathe roof boards‘.’or ‘ walls with a non-waterproof building paper because these soak up moisture like a sponge a quickly disintegrate. Bird's Neponset Black Waterproo‘ Building Paper lasts as long as the building. Save coal and colds. ' Keep your house warm on cold days and cool on warm days and always dry by using Bird's Neponset—é -the_ gbuilding paper that is really waterproof. f Diapasonmem ins) ”WM“, - Hatch E9" Bailey Co. Marshall Street, South Norwalk, Phone 536 . Mr. Cooper was Illegal. DON’T MISS A GENUINE SHOE SALE e-r-AT-—-— MAX LEVY’S “GOOD SERVICE” SHOE STORE 3.1 South Main Street South Nor-walk. All Hmm'ear guaranteed perfect, at remarkable t'é'llwtmns. combined with good service and courte- ous treatment which you are entitled to. It costs no more, - hoe our show window display for real, depend- able shoe bargains. We specialiie in ladies" extra wide ankle shoes, «‘rxfords and pumps. ‘ ’ Hersh field i " Motor , _ Transportation- Cow Daily Service Between New Yuk &Nm - LON G DISTANcaIrnuome "n hm Truck: in v»...- saris ‘ ‘ My!“ 7 . . ' Main Oflice, 1"! ' Rev. Rem-r R. Cooper. pastor of the Grace Baptist church. was ‘ regularly outed from the pastorate in a legal manner according to Baptist term. This was decided Tuesday night at a. meeting of the seven members of the Permanent Committee of the Fair— fleld County Baptist association held at the local church. The decision completely vindicates Rev. Mr. Cooper in his stand in the church controversy. The committee recommended the call- ing of a meeting or the church mem— bers within two weeks for formal action. In the meantime. Rev. Mr. Cooper informed the Evening Sentinel reporter that he intended to resign and this resignation would be acted upon at the meetng. "I don't care to serve in any church whege tw‘o or three or‘the members attempt to have me ousted because of personal feeling." said Rev. Mr. Cooper “1 have been sticking because I knew that the meeting ousting me from the pastorage was illegal." The Grace Baptist church controv- ersy has been hanging fire for several months. It started when‘ certain members of the parish held a meet- ing and at that meeting voted to have him resign from May 1. According to Baptist rules, however, his time would expire on August 9 if the meet- ing which ousted him was legal. Immediately after the above action was taken, Rev. Mr. Cooper declared ‘that the meeting was illegal and not according to Baptist form. A news- paper controversy between both par- ties concerned followed. The police attended two Sunday services to pre- vent trouble , Tuesday night's session settles the entire matter. The Permanent Com- mittee of the Fairfleld County Baptist association reviewed the prooeedings and found that the meeting ousting The com— mittee recommended that another meeting to be called in a legal manner he held within two weeks. In the meantime, Rev. Mr. Cooper will tend- er his resignation as pastor of the church. LUNCMN OF THE REPT’BLICAN WOIMEN'S ASSOCIATION Reservation for the luncheon to be held at the Royal James on Friday. October 13. are coming in fast and the committee in charge would greatly greatly appreciate having all applica- tions for places made at once. The luncheon is to be a strictly local affair since the Norwalk women will attend in such large numbers and ac- commodations are limited. ’ _ The County Association > will be guests for the afternoon only. All reservations may be made by ap- plying to any member of the commit- tee. The luncheon will be served promptly at one o'clock. The committee in charge is as fol. lows: . Mrs. A. D. Wadsworth. chairman: Mrs. B. F. Andrews. :Mrs. (‘alvln Bar- tcn. Mrs. Harry Stacey Benton. Mrs. George F. Bette. Mrs. Irving Bradley. Mrs. Frank Brazel. Mrs. Percy Brooks. Mrs. A. B. Cleverly. Mrs. J. Milton Coburn. Mrs. .Milion Elwop’d. Mrs. A. M. Fechheirner. Mrs. C. Fudge. Mrs. Henry Harris. 'Mrs. Carl Harstrom. Mrs. Fred H. Jacobs. Mrs. George E. Mathews. Mrs. John Merriman. Mrs. Walter Pearson. Miss Mary G. Rider. Mrs. Oscar Schultze, Mrs. Sam Stewart. Mrs. William Vollmer. Mrs. Robert Way and Mrs. A. E. Winchester. WORLD WHEAT PRODUCTIOK WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.—A decline in the estimate of world wheat produc’ tion. excluding that of Russia and Mexico. for this year was announced today by the, Department of Agricul— ture. The output was estimated in the. department's compilation at 3.012.293.- n00 bushels. compared with the pre- vious estimate this year of 3,093,860,- for the same countries last, year of 3.409.074.000. The new estimate shows a consid- erable increase over last year in the United States. from 794,893,000 bushels to 810,128,000. but a. decrease not ', 000 bushels and the revised estimate . .- . w 445““. worn-Mom»! a... «mu «Mars. to,» .- use“ . .9. Jean Alexander, although mod- em from her smart little shoes to her trimmed turban, claims she is a reincarnation from an- cient Atlantis and prophesies that America has only 700 years to live. Miss Alexander holds a manuscript of. 90,000 words, which she says she wrote while under control of an unknown master from the spirit world. NEW INSANE ASYLUM HARTFORD. Oct. 12.~1t is the opinion of John Watlhams. chairman of the State Hoard of Finance, that me increase in the 'numln-r ot’ insane people in the state will make the building of a new institution for in- sane, to be located in Falrtir-ld county, a necessity within a short time. The matter will he brought before the As- semblY at the coming session and a request will be made for an appropri~ atlon with which to start the new in- slilution. \VHEl‘ZLl-ZR BACK IN BERKELEY BERKELEY. (3:11.. Oct. l:.—-llcnja- min Ide \Vhecler, president emeritus of the University of California. was back here this week. aftcr :m fixtgn- slve tour of the east, where it. was un- derstood. he sought a successor to President David E. Barrows. who re- signed last. spring. Mr. \Vlicr-lor m- fused to comment on the rcsult of his trip. From an authoritative source. howevcr. it was learned that President Emeritus Arthur 'hvinlm: Hadley of Yale was one of the men under con- sldcratlon. TANK SHZADUCIK S\\'ll’l‘ 91‘5“! l AGROI 'ND. BLOCK ISLAND. R. 1.. Oct. 12.— The tank steamer Swift Slur. hound trom Sun l‘«-drn for Full lliw-r, which ran aground near lilnck Hock Tues- day. was in ’lla sumo position early “'ednesday. “’entlwr was thick. but the son was moderate and it was thought 7'19 \‘rmcl was in no immedi- ate danger. The crow remained aboard awaiting help from tug-s which were summoned by radio last night. . 'fugees to support when Eastern Thrace is evacuated. , The Thraclan Deputies have an- nounced they will appeal to Herbert IN ramrmm COUNTY Oct. Press).—‘-Relable advices tram various parts of Greece, including the islands, indicate the growing seriousness of the refugee problem. - Thousands-iot- persons are terrib emaciated from lack oi! nourishment and suffering from exposure and the f" ATHENS, are forced to exist. The, reingees. the majority of whom are women. chiklren and old ‘men, are sleeping in parks,‘ cellars and attics, and generally about fifty to a room. . The authorities fear pestilenbe when the rainy season begins. They es~ timate Greece will have a million re- Hoover for assistance. - MEETING OF FAIRFIELI) COUNTY REPUBLICAN WOMEN'S * =3 ASSOCIATION. All plans have been perfected for the joint meeting oi? the County Republican \Vomen's Associa- tion and the Falrfield County Com- . paign club, which is to beheld atthe Town Aesembly Halls 39 Wall street. on Friday. Oct. 13. at 3 p. m. Con- gressman Schuyler Merritt and Col- onel Hiram angham, Republican can- didate for lieutenant—governor. will be the chief speaker's. A special feat- ure ol‘ the afternoon will be the slug- ing of original campaign songs. Mrs 13. J. Morrison will be song leader. A reception committee. composed of women- from the No‘rwalk Republican Women's Association. will use every effort to make the affair a sociable one. Refreshments will be served. Prior to this meeting a. short busi- ness meeting of the Farrfield County .Republican Women's Association will be held in the court room of the building. Reports Will be given and the object of the association clearly defined. - ’ (some Lift on with Fingers Doesn't hurt. a bit! Drop a little “Freezone" on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right of: with fingers. Truly! ‘3' Your druggist sells a. tiny bottle of "Free-zone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn. soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the cal- luses, without soreness or irritation-— Adv. Better Than a Mallard Planar For Coughs and Colds, Head- ache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and All Aches and Pm .1 ALL unacczsrs 1 35° ”Id 35¢. inr- nnd tub.- ‘ 3- Hospitnl size, $3.00 J .2 IN «TINS in France and Germany. in the STAMFORD furnace. tire satisfaction. I A good warm air furnace is like a good friend—you never grow tired of it. To be a. satisfactory furnace, however, it must be one that is easily operated, as well as one that will ’heat the house eflectively and econ- omically; All of these qualities, are found 1‘ If properly installed, this furnace gives en- :When .you buy a STAMFORD furnace you are'pmizected by 65 years experience in manufacturing heating apparatus. _¢;.+.,\Eg.§/¢‘ .... 3.1;qu roan. Gaoczn... / -,,-._..._. W... 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Furniture, Rugs, Ranges, Linoleum, Blankets ' ~ and Comfortablos. —0PEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT. s T E R'L I No5 FURNITURE' C0.“ 127-129 Washington St. Phone 105 So. Norwalk / t \ c‘ x HIGH-GRADE CORSE'I'S . There are models here for the Slender, the Heavy, the Tan and ' the Short as well as the Medium Built. THE R. &. G. has many new. styles. ' THE GOSSARD, the original from lacing corset, which has , ways maintained its standard of excellence. , THE NEMO with models to reduce the stout, and support and ~ ' uplift weak bOdies. ., , BON TON, BINNER, WARNERS AND as, each or which have» . attractiveand practical features. . , . TREO GIRDLES, all elastic and with elastic inserts. _ ' .«9‘ We will be pleased to demonstrate these new models and fit cos- ' sets at any- time. ”at. _. J. LM‘auette as Washington St. South Norwalk » fi Be ef'c' 1 ‘ Lo Soc'ety ‘ p- ' = \ .. i 7 ,THE sum. nominal: 7 g ,7 makes loans in any, amount not exceeding £300.00 it interest “it? ”provided by law. _, You can make a Joanne“ on household.turniture ‘or note in a quick. confidential. and absolutely safe manner. '_Adv109 4., and consultation is free. See us, todaydoriurtherintorniation. _ . . Pheasant. ' ° ‘ ‘ BeneficiaiLoansocieiy ' _, noon ingr‘dPELKVE also, erauroao. eon" n.-‘ Norm“: Agency—MW Association,
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