‘ schools in
state board 0: education.
nvr-nuc. has limit on
Guaranteed Onupipo Hunter installed
in her little ccttngc.
had the contract.
Main street.
where Mrs.
by the death of her
Daniel Grecnc. on Sunday inst.
cmployml
lunch \vnr'nn,
locniml in Alumni Holly.
is, sprnvlinu :l, i'rxv ul:i_\s in this city.-
He ('XllfC'S to locato in Amsterdam,
va York, whore
mnti‘lllf‘hi.‘ in open a.
ta-{lntc lunch wagon in March.
Public schools ordered closed by:
blag-let lever in Bethe].
’ O O O
The usual card night Will be held
tomorrow evening at the South Nor‘
walk Club.
Stats Spent $21,488,182 on public
according to
fiscal year.
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Harris Whitemore ot
declared that he had never tormcrly
cites-ed to give 1.500 acres of land to
state park commission.
0 O 0
——Harris & Guns. That's All.
0 O O
‘Villinm l‘crr)’.
315.000
0 e e
Mrs. llosc llrgvdus, of
Mrs. ”Frank Y. Raymond, of South
and son lmCirauilc.
Boston. Mass. this
I I U
—Doll Drcssos for 10c each. also all
kinds of doll repairing.
B. R. Ave. Phone 390.
O O 0
Charlie l‘iriuring. for runny years
in Jack
liriiicgport jewelry
salesman reported to police that jew-
elry worth
stolen from his
in New Hm'cn.
to 320.000
closed car on street
lntvrnationnl
Ii. A. Iicgelcin
Raymond was summoni‘d
sister,
Doll Shop, 7
Montgomery's
but for sci-oral months
Now
its has made
now and up-
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TIME
Renting a Safe Deposit
Box after you have had a
fire or after burglars have
visited your home is a
hit locking the barn
after the horse is stolen.
- No doubt you have
many ‘ articles about the
house which cost more
than it would cost to rent
a Safe Deposit Box for. a
It pays
case
number of years.
to protect such articles—
aIso your valuable papers.
Rent a Box in our thor-
oughly modern Safe Do-
posit Vault.
,at 7:30
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FOR COLDS,
BRONCHITIB, ETC.
Use 8. P. C. White Pine Compound
with Cod Liver Extract and Menthol,
60 Cents.
Stillson-Poweli Corp. *
South Norwalk.
COUGHB,
William McKinley Winery will
hold a social meeting tonight. '
O O O
The Norwnil: Barbers’ Union will
hold a regular meeting this evening.
0 I 0
Helen Mersico. of Eros. dStreet, is
ill with diphtheria. according to a. re-
port made to Dr. Robert E. Pordue.
health oflicerwyesterday.
O C 0
Prof. William H. Goodyear 0! New
Haven, authority on Archaelogy and»
Architecture. and Yale graduate,
died in‘Brookiyn at ago or 76.
i e e e
—Full line or auto accessories.
Aaron Kohen. .
O O O
The regular monthly meeting of
the Norwnik Building, Loan and In-
vestment Association is to be held to-
day at the offices of Taylor &. Golden.
Inc.
0 0 0
At tonight's meeting of. I'ncas
Ti'ihc. No. 28, I. t). R. M’., plans will
be made for attending the annual
southern council of Red Men in New
Haven on Saturday of this week.
0 t O '
Pinns’tor the Spring clean-up cam-
paign were considered last night at a
morting of the BOarrl of Health held
at the office or Dr. Robert E. Perdue. ,
health officer. 01’ \V t avenue. At the
next meeting. these plans will be
taken up in detail.
e e e .
Members or the D. A. B. have
made plans for a splendid social and
entertainment to be held at the Royal
James Hotel at'8 o'clock Thursday at-
ternoon. Each member is expected
to bring a guest. The regular board
meeting has been postponed to make
way for the program of entertain-
mont.
O O 0
—Harris 6': Guns. That's all.
C O 0
Because of the holiday the South
Norwnlk Post Ofi‘icc will be closed all
day on Thursday, all windows being
closed and no delivery will be made.
There will be a late busincss district
colloction about 6 o‘clock. however,
and there vvil be the usual ticspntch
of mulls. both cast and west at 7
o'clock.
O t C
There will br- a social gathering of
the members of l'ncns iiiiyloi’t. No.
:6 1-2, 1. i). 0. ll. M., this evening.
following the installation of ofliccrs
and degree work. All Haymnkers are
invited to attend. A regular “Hay-
makeir's feed" will be served follow-
ing the business of the meeting.
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Members .0! the Springwood Dra-
matic Club, who recently presented
"On the Bar Z Ranch" for. the bone-
fit 0! the Springwood A. C. will be
the guests of the Athletic Association
at a dinner to be held this evening
o'clock at the Nor-walk
Country club. vaml other guests
have been invited to attend the
dinner. as the guests of the As-
sociation.
e e e
—Harris 3; Gone. That’s all.
-e e e - -
A meeting or Mulvoy .Tarlov Post.
was held last
evening. at which time plans were
.discussml for the joint bull to bc hold
by the V. l“. W.. and McKinley Camp.
U. S. \V. V.. to be held at. the Not--
walk Armory on April 6th. A dis-
cussion ot the coming Department
Convention of the posts of the State
to be held here this coming October
was also held.
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Dance lovers in this city learned
with interest today that Vincent Lo-
pez and his ’Iiotnl Pennsylvania
orchestra has been engaged to turn-
ish music {or concert and dancing at
the State Armory during the week of
the Oriental Bazaar and Fashion ex—
position. which is to be held here
just before Easter under the auspices
of Battery C, 192ml Artillery. This
orchestra. is widely and favorably
known. both from phonograph rec-
ords. and also by radio. This even-
ing numbers will be broadcast by
Station WJZ in Newark. N. J., on
360 meters, direct Prom the Hotel
Pennsylvania, where Lopez plays
nightly.
A Complete Assortment of
Underwear
In Muslin and Knit, for Ladies and
Children; Also Muslin and Flannel for
Ladies. Gentlemen and Children at—-—
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahsckemo Hotel
45-47 “'est Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
the City Hall today.
.before 9 o'clock last night by Patrol-
iman Robert Gainer tor
. 7 i >
Music. A. rutheniu- c! mam
Road ’is‘ spending the day in New
York city. ’ .
» e e e _
'13:. Eli Troupln at the Cliflotd’
Pharmacy is confined to his room at
the Cliitord Hotel with an attache!
influenza. _ _ _‘
e e e, - ..
The Watch ”tour Stitch-Club ‘will
meet Wednesday attesnoon...;_h.t the
home of Mrs; HerbertCan; tNortb
Qnglg: . ' . .77 ‘ 5
. ' ‘ e g Q . - - ..
. The. Monday Evening. j Social viciub
enjoyed? a .- pleasant A» evening; at; ; it‘s
meet-fife, held .Jast.,ni.81it.'.ifliF-§_d'_ MEI!"
hallrhiain st " t. Dunning was in or;
i ‘ - ‘ ..,‘ 9 ‘
A card, party will be held tonic:-
row ev’cning'i by. the members - ot
Ophir Chapter. No. 62. O. E. 8., in.
the Masonic Home. South 'Main
streetL ... M.-. .. .. .. -
O O I
A force of painters are at work in
preparing the
halls and the interior of the council
chambers for redecoration and to-
painting.
e e e
The street light at the corner of
Water and Hafiland streets was re-
port'ed to be out by Patrolman Milton
Lockwood last night. The electric
plant was notified.
’ e O C
-——Buy your fiictroia at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. 111.
O l 0
Rev. Daniel Shechan, of VErie.
Pennsylvania. a former Norwaik boy.
has been spending a few days in the
city. looking after his property in.
terest on the Rocks Road . ‘
I O C
The omcial board or the South Not-
walk Methodist Episcopal church will
hold its annual meeting and election
at the parsonage ot the church at._ 8
o'clock tomorrow. \Vcdncsday :evon-
ing.
, O O I
The engagement of Miss Ovalene
Anna Manville, of South Britain. to
Harold A. Braisted. of this city. has
been announced by Mr. and Mrs.
George Manville. No date has been
announced for the wedding.
0 0 0
Miss Cecelia. Tarlov ha? returned to
her studies in New Haven. alter
spending the week-end at her home
here at 16 Grove street. Miss Tarlov
had as her guest her'classmate. Missl
Dorothy Weaker. who has also re-
turned to New Haven with her.
0 0 0
—Full line 0: auto accessories
Aaron Kohn.
C O 0 _
Harry Rasmussen, of Reading. sr—-
rested on Washington street shortly
intoxication
was fined :11 and costs when arr-sign
ed before Judge George ‘I-I. Voeburgh
in theudowntown court this morning.
0 O O
The entertainment commiuee of
the Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds
of Bethlehem; um: last evening 'and
made final arrangements for the box
social. which is to be held Wednesday
evening at Red Men's Hall. Washing-
ton street. Estolle's Orchestra. will
furnish music for the attain
East Norwalk
I
EVANGELISTIO SERVICES
Attendance at East Avenue M. E.
Church Shows Growing Interest
in Revival
» The attendance at: the special} evan-
gelistic services at. East Avenue M. E.
Church proves that a true presenta-
tion of the Goepel of Jesus Christ will
draw people to the church. Anothcr'
large gathering or people iisteiied last
night to the joyous singing of old
fashioned Gospel songs and a clear
Gospel sermon on the theme. "Jesus
Christ the Saviour." The text was
taken from Titus 2:13. looking {or
that blessed hope and the glorious ap-
pearing of the great God and our
soviour‘Jcsus Christ. The gist of
the sermon follows:
As individuals desiring to know
Christ. our relationship continually
widens and-deepens. 0! Him we are
pupils. believers, followers. co-work-i
ore and examples. Not only is this
true, but Christ also sustains vital re-
lationship to us, and His relationship
also widens and deepens. The first
relationship of Christ to the human
soul is that of a Saviour. He was
named Jesus becaus‘e he was to save
His people. > . .
Among the Jews and many other
ancinet people. the expectation of s.
Saviour ot the world had grow for
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EVENING
SENTINEL
COUPON
How to Get it
.A DOUBLE CHECK
When you have a
Safe 1 Deposit Box at
this bank, you. get one
,.key, and the bank holds '
thebther.‘ Neither will
unlock ~ your box. - It
takes both. Thus you
have a Double Check on
the safety 01. your valu- —
ables. ' '
centuries. The Jewish prophet- 1104
proclaimed“ again and again.) The.
poets had sung it into the Jewish
Ritual. There was no undue who
among the Jews that the eastern m
should come seeking him. The-sn-
nou‘ncem‘ent to the shepherds was un-
expected enlrlnthat Remote-ooh
humble mele- .. ' ‘ -
In, that charismaticemsnt. unto omitted "
,you‘ls born thlsgdsyxln thevcity or '
David a Saviour-twine is Christ the
Lord. is: thé "hope or the
realism: In God’s Son men were to
see God. :In- the Lenin or God men
were io-flllil‘i means of reconciliation.
with God; j They day or the priest was
ended; A new 3tedietor between men
and'God- heir;
Saviour of tho-fining!" the mighty or
the privilegedgEThQnIs God no coro‘
notation” rennin-‘26:- otherwise has
ever been’able‘té get e. corner on
salvation. The Jews thought they
had it when they sold. Salvation is
of the Jews. but Jesus smashed tor-
' ever their snobbish tmdition when ‘He
said. Whosoovor will, let him come
and partake of the waters of [Re
'i'reeiy. He selects a detestod ts: col-
lector for one of His followers. He
calls Zacchens; a corrupt politician.
from his porch in the Sycamore. to a
changed life.’ He dines with the sin-
ners. the Pharisees and Pubiicans.
He condemns the Priest and Levlte
for their indlilerence and eulogises
the Samaritan. -And to the woman
of the streets or Sychar he' reveals
not only himself but in the revelation
shows her her life of sin and shame.
had no desire for a Saviour.
tour would mess! the changing of
lives and businenos and careers and
such a salvation many do not wants
These do not want Salvation.
are gambling the assurance of eternal
life for the chance to dabble in sin.
But Jesus came -to seek and save the
lost. None who come to Him how-
ever sintul they may be will He ever
cast out. He is the Saviour.
until he has known his saving power.
We have called Him the Man of Sor-
orous ascetic? .
love for the multitude than He. Di!
you think Him a weskiing The fire
i shall be saved.
business today.
street. will entertain the members of
the Woman's Ausiiiary of
church at her home on Thursday
afternoon of this week.
card parties yet to be held" for the
benefit of the East Norwalk improve-
ment Association will he announced
shortly. The proceeds at these parties ‘
go to the fund ot the Association for
’speciax work. - -
at the evangelistic services held last
evening at the Eli: avenue Media
Episcopal church. This evening the
male quartette iron: the Des-ten Con-
gregational church will be fi’rese‘nt to
sing, and there villi be other features
as well. The services will be held at
7:45 o'clock every events; this week,
save Saturday evening.
diocesan. head ot the G. F. 8. address-
ed the candidate membefi of the new
chapter or the Girl's Friendly Society.
which is in lime. attenuation in
Christ Episcopal church, at . the re-
ctory oi! the church; ye‘st'ertlsy after.
noon. There are quite a few candidates
who have to remit: ssprobationsry
‘members for sirweeks.‘ Meetings are
to be held every Monday afternoon at
church for instruction of. the ‘ can-
didates.
het- home with it‘s-v.1». cold.
ceivcd It the Ring‘s End Fuel Com-
pany, last week. ' i ,
Rood. proprietor o1.'lthe7'§fae
886. about yesterday in Bridgeport}.
‘ e e e ‘ ‘
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The'SEviburtfi/etpieach is not the
)v
People hove always lived who have
A Sav-
They
Kiniey Place.
Floris. Mr.
good part of the winter. ”and it is
hoped that a change of climate will
prove beneficial to him.
' m mum, in? Mstlck.
Its... hi'tbe‘guest'ot Captain and
"‘1'-
mastitis. -o
r
‘ revenue.
,. . 7V .
‘ Donothy smur- malicious cm
an'tho troop az'valentine
” ' on union:
Mom. The
nu. b - - -. , . .
pastimes held at..lnss’8nnth's house.
" The regular business meeting was
1 c c o ' ,
Harold Oddy' “entertained ytwenty-
world toot-guests at s. cord party on’Satnr-
do} evening?“ his home on Conan.-
de‘r's Point. There were six tables
of; card players, who spent {delight-
tut evening playing p:r.ochle.: lE-‘lna.
Csrleonwbn first prison among the
. imam the person women mu Cherie-z limit we
or .tho'SOidet;ood.'-i pin. the Christ. ”will“ prim 193' she-men» .The'
Thougshalt caring ;, ice-nu for he cob-0103i” prises-(mt iits-Catherine
shall saVo'Bls paucity-groin their sins. Fairbanks “"1 Stanley W‘-
TA are occurred yesterday “ after-'01
noon in the mansion
own-ed by ‘Waltei'r E. Sachs. of ,New
York. summer msident at Delanaid
Island.
o'clock. due to on overheated turn»
see. The Derien Fire Department re-
sponded rapidly.
three miles of i
island. The pumpcr m‘in fine con-
dition. sad worked to perfection, the
long hard pull not putting the engine
cut of order.
threatened to become very
but finally the
conquered the flames. The collar and
first floor of "The Tides” was dam-
aged more than anything else. The
mansion is covered by insurance.
“Tilt Tides."
The are started about 1:60
and went through
and snow to the
The lire for a time
serious,
local "fire eaters."
Rowayton
'lilr. and Mrs. J. H. Costco. or Mc-
havo left; for Miami,
Castes has‘ been ill a
Bowayton ' Methodist church. As
we enter upon the third week of re-v
vival
every one will come and thus show
our faithfulness and willingness to
campaign, tonight. we trust
None can ever know Jesus Christ help make this week tn. best. or the
campaign. The
every onefito do their very best for
rows, but let us remember He hears the work or God. Come early, 7:30,
the world's sin. your sin, upon His and
heart. Though His face ’was
with care. it was alace the children
loved. Have we thought Him a rig-
None had a greaterd events 0! the weekvend was the val-
cntins party given by the Misses Lu-
cille sud Gertrude Brands.- at their
at His eye, and the power of His arm home on Rowsyton Avenue. About a.
Evangelist urges
enjoy the song service. Miss
lined Eg'gieston will preach at 8 p. m..
One of the outstanding social
drove from the temple the Passover dozen guests spent a dc'ighti'nl eve-
gmlters. He. after inhuman persecu- sling playing games and dancing. The
tion throughout the night. carried the gnome! the evening were: Clara and
heavy Roman cram tothe top of Gol- Louise Klein. Ruth Finch. Mary
Suons Son Bhsushneesy. Margaret
Jack Shaughnessy. Theodore Klein.
is only one condition to .M‘i“ Fitch, Fifi-PO16 Glass. Marlin.
gotha. See John 19:17.
or God. Mighty to ave.
There
those who would have Jesus Christ MacGlanmn 3nd Milton Every.
as their Saviour. 1,.“ we will accept.
—-—-——-—_——__
Him He will accept us. Brother. Sls- ”033 SNOW IS DUE
ter. God is talking to you. Will you
accept Jesus Christ tonight and be
s‘aived? There is no other mlvstion.
There is no other escape from Hell.
Increasing ‘eioudlnue "with is. poo»
There is no other way to eternal lite. “b11319! more mg”! .is' forecaster]
What mini! lioio be saved? Believe 1°? "“0 l«action today by late weaih.
in the Lord Jesus Christ
0 O 0
Mrs. Robert B. B.) Facts, of 250
th u or reports received last night from
and o the weather bureau.
The mercury again descended to
the zero mark when at. 5:00 a. m..
met-day the temperature was om-
East avenue. is in blew York CRY on clally recorded at that mark. After
. sunrise the temperature took a sud-
den end rapid ascent and st 8 p. 111..
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Raymond are the mercury had reached 30 degrees
making their home at 6 Edlle avenue. the high Inuit for the ill-Y
after returning Vii-om their wedding
journey.
During the afternoon the temper-
ature dropped slowly and at 8:00 p.
m.. lest night was recorded as 20
Mrs. Daniel Robinson. of Sycamore degrees. 13 degrees higher than. the
temperature recorded at the same
Chirst hour on Sunday night.
Iron enough tors. medium sired
nail.
The dates or two neighborhood
e e e
Again there was a good attendance .
Maplesé‘Goldsclimidt .
Investment Securities
snooze m nouns
soars NOBWALX, CONN.
Phones: 168, 154, m
. O C
Mra'Nickerson. of New Writ. the
4 o'clock at the rectory ot Christ
‘3‘
*1
Mrs. Ernest L. Gratis confined to
_ e e 'e . . ‘
Several car loans of coal Were re-
‘.0 Q xO'k
Hui-y'r. LMM‘ them
pot Gur-
i
[F YOU HAVE NOT
4
already joined forces
with us, come at once.
‘We ' win: safeguard
your money andhelp i,
limit: your business; - '
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‘ Moming News .1 .
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//;
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Lithuanian and Polish govern- _ i» /
meats tell Great Britain they will ask ct" Iw )
League oi: Nations to settle -Kovno i
troubles.
'Lloyd George appeal to British
government; to ask France to- accept
mediation
House of Commons 305 to 196.
French take over corner *0: British
Some ln'the Rhineland about 20 miles
northwest 9t Cologne. says Duessel-
dort despatch to London Daily Mail.
Prema- Poincare tells
of deputies that General
French in. the Ruhr.
. Miss Marie Norton on March 5th ple carry life in:
Whitney, son or Mr. and Mrs. Han-y
Payne
Herald in Paris.
U. S. Senate confirms
Miles Poindexter an ambassador to_ fact. is in Him: jg;
. British debt agreement will be er- must DIL to \\ I‘\ “i "
fective likely before
reasons rejects acceptance from Mrs. absolutely the DEVI
John B. Henderson 0! ..
exclusive Washingtonwection as home cause you do not i
for vice president. ‘ 1., \\'i\ \w- 1 > .
U. S. Supreme Court in Penna'i-' HE iLTi—I‘ . . ‘ .“
vanla road case, sustains right of ‘ “1”“ i‘ ~ .
railroad labor board to suggest ance and aSSlIY‘HL J = ’
methods of settlement in industrial these loved Him: .
disputes. ‘
Senator elect Copland of New York
says he is anxious to go to Washing—
ton and take a
Lodge.
Death list in insane hospital fire on
Ward's Island N. Y. is increased to
21. ~
Frank (Homérun) Baker of Yank-
ees says he is getting too old for big
league baseball and wants '
.mlnor league Outfit. -
TUESDAY FEBRUARY .20, 192i
of M
in Ruhr, is defeated in
committee
De Goutte
be kept in command or the
About 90 pL‘I‘ (gm ' of fin V
marry Cornelius Vanderbilt kind or another, $11}? , ff?
protection of iizo ‘mc...1r.?£e
may leave ii‘igiliei. :,. i... w
n9mimtlon them ill \‘al'iill‘n ‘x‘
Whitney, according to the
Ii‘ebmary ends, Of theSC 1UVt‘i1 <t‘1i'2_
direct action by House eliminating Did ‘1,” 0._-.... .1- ~ .-
conference with Senate. ' PR ACTH: . ‘ "I ‘ _ ' ~ f:=‘
Senate committee for economical ‘ ‘1‘ <14 \ 1.. ~ ..
reside'nce in SCRANCE iizzil :0le .
you are horn 1,, ,.
them. Think i' 2V
crack at Senator
job with
Storm King Rubber
8 No. Mam' 81:.
l EOBartligliDoC.
. CHIROPRAC TOR
95 Washington Street
South Nor-mils. 022:.
Boots
$2.98
‘ "‘7' MONDAY. WEDN"SDLY_ rare
Self Semce .1 9 to i2 and 5:30 a: 5:30 “I
: MONDAY A.“ " “
Shoe Store i s to 3‘3.) rim”
So. Norwalk
.Oh Boy
DID YOU GET'ONE ?
Jeuerson.
YOUNG MEN’S. SUITS .
. , ,
PUBLIC SALES
We have purchased 122.503
pairs U. S. Army Miran LE:
Shoes, sizcs 51,": to 12, which
was the entire 51* 37:11: stool-i at
one of the largest U. S. Govern.
ment shoe contractors.
This shoe is guaranteed one
., . 1
$40.00 TO $50.00
,dirtsnd-waterproc .
.tual value of this 3‘“.
Owing to this trerr; - v
we can offer same to the push:
at $2.95. ,
Send correct size. sz: past.
man on delivery or 55: 3
order. If shoes are 213‘. as rep-
resented we will cheerfully - -
‘—AT—-.2 ‘- T‘
$24.50
Sizes: 34. 35. 36, 37.
u.
i}
(3
Rogers 8: Stevens
Net-wall; So. Norwnlli
. fund your money prompflv
upon request.
NATIONAL BA ‘i' STATE
SHOE COMP.A NY
296 Broadway, New Yer}; K. Y.
---4-.¢~o.;p---'.-,-
....--_~«.
43'”;le
TUESDAY
We Will Offer Stupendous
Values in Every Department
of Our Store
This does not-necessarily mean that all
articles on saIeWill be a. dollar. Our House
Furnishings Department will offer excep—
t‘ional. values that Will afford you an oppor-
7 mity tO‘Suppl'y your needs for months to
come.
_ .i All other departments Will offer excel)"
tional discounts. 5 ;
Norwalk Chronicler