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'I'IIL LUKL!‘ Cl-ZNTER SCHOOL. -
lly Alfred Neubanm.
Our 0M Center school was rebuilt
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'. in the 3~Ilr 1:60. \
The first xluor consisted of tho
primarx :m-l :lu- inlrrmedlate do«
partmcxus. lilxtil of lheso depart.-
lusms imll ullt' teacher. In all. two
teachers !or .‘.to first floor. The
te‘chcr for ‘.l;'- primary depart-
merit “as All» L‘lla Fairbanks. aft-
ersards Mrs. G. N. Bill. The I!!-
ti"ll._rimrllL had as
Wormcdluil
lcichcr Miss Jilin i-’. Perry. after-
wards .‘irs. Joli!) s. Osborn. The
dressing rooms or such room could
ho arrangmi lur rccilaiions. In
1870. \xl‘.‘ n thr .~-.huoi “as enlarg-
ed; two rooms “rrc added to this
flow. The“ “en 10 each room on
ihe lenr ll'IL'l‘. rixly pupils. These
two (lei-:Lrixrruts had three windows
and .'l. :rr-r‘: and rvar entrance cub.
\\:l,~' a Second “God to ‘hla
a 'l‘hm'l
building 3‘ unturned the Grammar
dopartxw :3. in the one room lhcro
x\erg [\(0 l'Jillers and the pl‘luci-
Rhi- ’lil- run-hora were Miss J.
Inch. ..::-:;-u arcs Mrs. John Cotter.
and 31x».- wnwn. The winds!!!“-
mum.- "‘1? Mr. L‘cluin l-‘. Bakin.
There \z-r‘! l‘\'0 dnssing rooms.
Tht'sl. ~i'(n \nrc t‘onvel’L'ld ll'l‘ ‘0
I “can”... ruoms. rm this upper
L floor ll ' n “.1: ;l :‘llluli rm-m in the
l back (-1 :ln: limizer's desk. which
i was min-l 1hr libl‘Jl‘y and “hero
in. prizwm-J had his office. This
librarv u:rl;..'.':‘l -30 books which
., m 1x7“ ..._.. :.. 19p: iiixmi-cr 01 373.
l and lll>"“i'lztl': '.or the study 0!
i, phllosmplw m: chemistry. Philoso-
E phy had in ‘zr Ynaratd bolero chem—
istry u ,: mutated to be taken up.
in tho :xprwr :‘nom there were 100
pupil: 1:. Hm :«ltmnrr. This num-
l her v '59 l'.‘ ‘1 l2- -:l>L-.l in the win.
1.1-. - .5 six ulrdous and
foo ~‘v‘.'!‘li.'r': \\’li-lx lilo: 14‘l100l
was friars i Tli'fl'. verb .x'l'l'f’vl
two r021
In all ‘3 :. \wzc “ll-:1: grades,
, "och .I-n.l;'imam. representing 0
gradr. Tim lv‘il'h-‘I'B desk was the.
F’ voted ui.‘. :coz ul-me the invel oftile
floor. l"~ pupil:- had two seats to a
desk. 'lfxn vats. were raised on a
pedestal ““xuuzl‘.’ out of cast iron.
When “inn: am. lilv' ro-vm “n:-
g <0 o\(r fr-V-xrl-Il 'Iiuf :runn- ui' ll:-
' scholar: ll-t‘l M >1“ .nuuzui the
l Ieacher's rximlurm.
3 Some 0: tin-r»; umur s;l:olar:
.‘ "were r-r'toz: t m "T: :19“ of '.‘u to ‘."J.
[L pas no '.il."llllllf."il :lzlz'. i) :‘c': u!
lyeru'rloll Hudt 11f.
Tiprw \rv 1: li'l dunking; fl‘lilill'lll‘...
and pupils drank the \‘illkr whirl;
llWy mrh-l m r. Fem the b’thl'l
well. wit: ‘2 v35} .l’rd “or“, “fur;
hmIrinl'
Pupil: u'vmz‘mutcll l..l"l';(‘}' and
iron-chi v l-rwlt'rs in? the
Nr-lxbvl
Til-‘r't‘ 2 :‘x‘ ‘. U112: n ~,- < r-{ pun-
lSllDlLl'M '.‘l.‘ “1“ WM}; 'Iy: ‘\llll!!'.
hung \\‘l.?"l V\ .s :ll'gpprul (lg-'-
m‘llolar'S . . . Tim snitch and ruler
“'Pl'c Oll~‘fl l'! -\1-l~ l‘I'P. But even 71!
that. ‘h(- >‘lzr'7n's ill-n. \l-z‘c morn
unruly titan iL-liuy.
Th“ F‘ii"! \\.l: T. Hurt :‘orJ:;{.1
.lftulg “”1.- :. '7‘. villi-inn playrul on
’3-"13' '33:: Ella: “as suppilcd to
the bllli"il.':: ly mo old fashions-d
ggs bur-mini.- rliors \lliich wrrc fix-
Pd a: the Mp to supply Lot air to
In tho loner
rooms “or? i‘ruis‘erb “hm-h were
heated by hv.‘ 1m and these in turn
threw tics- hot air into the chamber
above. There were two sessions
If You Have Any News
White to The Woman ’s Editor,
cfo The Evening Sentinel,
or Call 92 or 93
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Personal Mention
Local Items
lar Writes Story Of
The Early . Center: . School
”Alf ed Neubaum Gives Interesting Facts of
‘ ‘ rDays Beginning in 1860 —- the Classes and
from 9-12 and 1-4. Tbsrs wera no
lights or any kind in building.
Thou still axlsta in tho school.
the original door and looks on the
side which was then called the main
entrance. The same stairs are
winding around the wall as then.
The school ground was abruptly
six to sex-on test tron: the sidewalk.
A few elm tms . were scattered
about the grounds. A big lo! ox-
tended '4 for as Wilton avenue on
which all the baseball clubs and
yams played.
Whore Bernard's store is there
was a house. There was also a
house on the corner of Cross street.
Thore were no other houses between
there and “'3" street bridge.
There were no streets but Main
strot or Puddin' Lane. and Cross
street. and these were unpaved. and
when ll rained the streets showed
a decidedly muddy appaaranc
“'hat is known as Godlrcy that
or Henry street was then called
Captain Henry’s Laos with bid
house at the and of the lane. Tho
meadow which extended to Wall
sireet was then used as a. born pas-
turc. where the pupils could play
at recess limeo
\thn Center schon was expanded
in 1870, High schoo work was in.
iroduccd. The school begun to grow
rapidly after Principal 'Fairbanks
came in 1868 or '69.
The school boasted/of tour chin!-
neys. 0! the (our. two was used
to ventilate the school. The cult?
two “on used as ordinary'chlm-
no".
The south side of the school is
par: of tbo'original School built in
the year or 1860. Same boll used
then as is used today.
There was no Janitor in those
days. The boy who rang the bell
“as paid 25 cents per week. There
was evidently much rivalry for this
position. A boy received 81.50 per
week in the “into:- to take cars 0!
tho gas hoaurs. The boys were
also very lively tor this position.
The boy Who swept the floors was
paid 81 per wsek. Many boys were
also ken for this Job. Only boys-
with high standings in school could
rueivc these positions.
The scholars in the two front
wins Were rosponsiblc tor the desks
in back or them. it the desks in
back of them were not tidy. they
would be marked for untidiness.
The pupils in the lowcr grades
umxirl come barefootdo to school.
liuf it “as a matter or pride to the
How-r grades to wasr shosa.
During and after tho Civil war
:‘w pupils were dnlisd in military
rink-s. The principal of tho old
("inter school before burninu, was
Air. Sturgrs. Two or three sociablcs
“ere hold in winter as night, when
tlnre were no lights. (Times
imwn't changed much!)
Hazel Cunningham
Weds G. L’Hommedieu
Mr .and Mrs. Frederick Cunning-
hum of “'nshington street an—
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Hazel Mao Cunningham. to
George D. L'Hommediou. son -oi'
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. L‘uomntsdien o!
Burritt. avenue. The ceremony was
performed Saturday. March 28. in
Daricn by the Rev. George Tunic.
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Patriotic Order Sons of America.
Washington Camp, No. l1. will bold
their weekly meeting tonight at 4:
Franklin streot.
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Progress Forum of tho I". I“. L-
will moot tonight at too Washing:
ton street (or weeldy business.
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Our Brother: Lodge. No. 10. will
meet tonight at 10 Wall strut.
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Combinevlll Sam
Life Insurance
It Provides—
;or education of children
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for loss of amploynsnll
Do You Know Howi$1.00 to
$2.50 Per Week Will‘Do This?
‘ Savings ”Plus
Insurance Club.
At run .
Norwalk Savings Bank'
South Norwalk. Conn.
Opel-m: Eveniantos
uncommon-amalgam“
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c nnocdout or We Vot- ' ~ * ,: » ‘
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sstloa work"; Wmuow Ham “mamm'g‘a—gummmfi, , .‘..-
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Ad—Pay your. peg-sons! tax now... '. lfls , A' a
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Tbs not: axocuttvo initiating 0: tbs
Better Films amciation will be held‘
at. tho homo or Mrs. A. Hyde Cola at
Sasqua. Elli. at, 2:30 o'clock Wednos- ‘
day afternoon.
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wPersonal taxes should be paid
by April l.-Adv. ’
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-Mlo Curios. .at. Donnally's.
The Pioneers Luguo o! the Nor. '
walk M. E. church will meet tonight
at 6 o'clock. Tbs Tompkins League
will meet a: 7:10 o'clock.
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Personal and property taxes due
the City 0! Norwalk should be paid
now to avoid turthcr expense.—
Ads’ . '
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Tho last session 0! tbs Religious
Training school will be held‘ronlght
at. 7:80 and at 8 o'clock in the So.
Nor-walk M. E. Church.
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Tbs Twin City Valet is a contrai-
ly locauo‘ salabllsnlnsnt wash
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring work
(or ladies and gunmen is well
taken can 0!. s1 North Main '81..
Phoao 408. Adv.
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April 150) has been set as the
lunchoon and trusting or the Fair.
said County Mpublican \Vomon'a
association which will be hold in'
an antacid botal. afldnwn. Mrs.
Halon Lewis. County Proaldent. will
be in charge of the meeting. The
executive board will meet within
um weeks. to make lurthor plans
for the blasting.
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-Shoep manure and Agrlc Limo
(or lawns. Alfred Brown. Tel.
3898-2.—Adv. .
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The Goldsn Bulb Circle of the
First Congragauoual church or.
planning to hold a salo and tea in
the parish house on the afternoon
0! May 15.
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~——.\'orwalk Church Orchestra
Concert. April 3rd. Norwalk Mot-
hodlat Church. Ore: 40 players.
Tickets so cents—Adv.
0 0 a
—-Ls:go Pca Coal.
Gauss—Adv.
llarrig &
o o o '
A rehearsal or the cast 0! tbs Mo-
thtr Goose Minstrels. which Will
(mm a. feature number or the Kid-
die Pnrty to be given by the Young
People's Musical and Dramatic Loa-
guv. April 15. will be bold tonight
at. 8 o'clock- Rowland Schwcbol
is directing the minislrel show while
Miss llulon Saunders and bliss Doro
thy Lewis arc in charge at the par-
ty.
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——lladio and Vlctroias sold on
easy terms. Donn-m-Adv.
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—- Fertilizer for G
ardcns. Alfred
Brown, Tel. :3”-2.—Adv.
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The (Ike Club or the Xermk
Tire and Rubber Company not a:
the home or Miss Elisabeth Wana-
cky. Edgu’vooa avenue. Friday "9'
nlng. 'l‘boao present wars: ulas
lda Kilnslellar. ”its Dena musl-
tor. Miss Thorns Noam". XII Allcs
Saline. Miss Mary Manon”. Miss
Bess Mlhol”. Ml. mucous?
Miss Anna Walsh. xi- Murmur!"
Oomloy. Miss Grace Lewis. and
Misc Bess Wassnclty.
~legb Coal. inn-la a: Cans.
-Adv
The chiefs and lumber-s at tho
Prlds of Uncao Council. aunts: u
enjoyed a, card party and septa!
Thursday evening in tho Rad Man‘s
hall. Music was turnlabsd by “I.
C. Kmnlor. Mr. Ulslngsr. Charlie
Ulslnger. James No. A. Kramer.
and the latlor's son.“ Prisca won
won by Parcy Colo of South Nor-
wlak. Charla Tailor of (Brunswick.
Mrs. Bloyfld 0‘ Ellt NOVICE ”I".
J. or Norwalk. am. mostl-
na or Bridgeport. air. Willlunaon
of South Norwalk. Mrs. A. sum or
Bridgeport. Mrs. K. “may at
Bridgeport. Mrs. Beta or Non-lb.
Everatt Baker of Wastport. um
the prizes had been aw dau-
lng was caloyod and "Mount.
served. a - ,
—Bost Coal. Harris 5 Gang—Adv
Urges Women to
Not-walk Balms
Fresh Air is Big Factor in Health-of Daughs
motm.mml.nucpolf ‘
MONDAY, MARCH 30
‘....
Fresh air has been the maln'iaci-
or in urging young Betty Ann. [our
months old daughter or Mr. and
Wu. Julia 3. will»: or 43: Main
strut. into tbs brood mils abs is
displaying.
"Wu koop her outaida six or
sight hours oacb day." mus la.
lccdlluul." and it scans to am.
with nor. Daily is artificially sod.
and although we had somu little
trouble at first. finding the correct
' om ass
(cod tor bar. we lull. upon tho rit‘hs
Organic:
Baptist Church.
Delft Finger Circle to
. Have iirlnstalled for
Easter Services —- 2
. Yard Work
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Ans: two yaarszot hard work in
con-M planning, andgivlntotsup-
”Murchisotansomthoben
ToBuy
‘1 90: Plano company ot'Brldgcpon.
7 ml attention wul bs paid
Photo by Managua.
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McCOLLl'M
combination in the end. and she has
thrived wondortully over since."
in speaking ol the cost. of bringv
lag an intact into tbs world and 01
we diaeresl «passes which must.
be local-rod in ordar to bo prowl!
preparcd lor the nut. straogor. Mr.
Heron-an said that. tho following
was a pretty good «masts: sloo
tor hospital expanses: No {or baby
carriage; us (or baby's layout: 816
for highchair: 820 (or tbs crib and
about 83.50 per track {or tho (sod.
Ono hundrod and ten books were
rsoalvod Friday ‘aturnoon tor the
annual book shower hold at lbs
homo 0! Mrs. Charis; Rogers. 15
Park atrsot, under tb causplcu‘of
the Roosevelt Mothora' club. for tho
bsnont 0! tbs local schools.
Tho books will be divided between
the Roosevelt and Center ’ schools
and tho no Roger Ludlow High.
The latter only Just starting its
library_and will bo very glad of this
boost. Most or the books for young-
er children will go to Boo-avail
school” while lboso (or older boys
and girls will go to the two other
schools.
It. is apoctsd that quits a law
mot. books will bs recotvsd. as all
tho promised donations hava not yet
bun turned in. Any persons wish-
ing to and in some oi’ the books (or
which thoy no longer have need will
in agtcbdsd a vary warm weloouu.
‘rlicy should communicate with am.
e. D. Rogers. tolepbono 1:18. or
will: Mrs. George P. Krsppo. tele-
phono ls". -. -
Rogor Ludlow also needs a book-
case. and it is bopod that tho school
will shortly be able to sequin oas
”Many at Better‘Eilrn
Show at the Regent
Tbs Betta:- l‘ilrna mulls. gina
at the Rogaat thaalrs last sum-day
morning. markod another step in
tho progre- 0! tbs association in
their odor-ts to giro to tho children
of Norwalk a. program or pictures
.wlllch shall boat once amusing and
instructive. provide a lbll'. or
wholesome _tun as wall as a mimosa
at tho more serious. pmtlcal
things or ovary “3' ills.
that “lair stuns ars spot-misled
was indicated by the largo number
or chlldm omen: at Saturday's
Instance. ‘
J'ao initial teams con-laud or a
plan-tag littl- gauu .arraagod by
m wins commutes. am by
tho Eastsg moan. resulting in the
distributh or Eaatar agga ‘oou-
talnlng pan” to tho m children's
Dartmoo- 1‘s. lucky wiaaars in
am galls wars me: am.
Ellen m Lana Dubs-Mo.
loo Xaosy sad
flash-Hagar.
.'lblswsstollowsdbyagsslmloa
syrup-plum armband.
"mulls m 01 Kiss wuss
ROOSEVELT MOTHEBS’ CLUB GET 1'10
BOOKS FOR SCHOOL LIBRARY
in.
on the sectional order. which may
be added to troll: mm to tune.
Roosevelt school was tbs am to
take up the tdoa or book woolt. and
that school now boa” o pretty woll
established library undou- tbs
charge of bliss Gertruda and Ill--
Anna Castor. and'utas Dorotby "all
0! tbs High school. who‘d as vol-
untear librarians.
Censor Junior was the neat to
take up tbs idea. was Ethel C.
Carlson is in cbarga of tho Cams:
school library. which is now gm-
lng fast. She started tbs library in
nor succumb Just a tow boobs and
ssvsral empty shelves which tbs
Rooasvslt Mothara' club «row to
all. Other schools ago now {allow-
ing bar exauplo. and all of them
want libraries or their own.
All son-.0! books ars needed. all
sorts will be ~ grauully rescind.
Contribuilons or money tor tho par»
cbaso or new books will also bs‘
Innob wslconsod. Look through
your at ca and ass i! you can't and
some those books you onloyod so
much as a child. and whicb‘pra still
good so prondo a. lot of columns
(or boyssnd girls ted”.
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3(3th Galbo o: Lows m was
a visitor in Bridgeport qutorday'.
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Mrs. Bertha Nasty o: Lows strut.
annualized her. daughter 0! Now
York city cycl- the “ck-end.
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Ur. and Mrs. Ralph Rota at Bound
View Torraco “Wad rslauvos
tron: Bridgeport our tbs wookand.
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Mlzand “Julianna-offload
Wow Moo bays had their house
"Mailed.
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Joaspls was. or Lows m span:
Sunday in Now Canaan
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lung or Carola has at
‘ mm money to'ouy an organ tor
tbs Baptist church. «All arrange-
,Mll have but loads and the new
- on” will NW
. ”day wlfoa than will be a special
_: lag any organs- urn. Louis 119»
" ant “rs. Buckius in New York and
“ purchase and delivery.
‘ church to bliss DoroLby Raymond.
‘ Rev. “do: scam. and Louis Jel-
.o in on Bumtord'cllurcb which
g themselves so greatly pleased with
, Baptist. church has no organ and is
' MI ”I“.
lutrnlsod
sd tor Easter
0! Bauer music roadcrsd
under the direction o! an. A. J.
bocklus. It bocalno known today Mrs.
Docklua' trip In Sew York city last
. g was (or also purposo or inspect-
togetbsr made arrangements tor the
Tito mas-
acuos was mods through tho Aured
Friday evening Fuller Kelly 01 the
Church at the sacred Heart. in mam.
lord extended lbs courtesy oi hll
lira. Bacillus. mas Lucille Luanda.
torso: and tiny wvrs solo to try lb.
is olboonatobolnsullodlntho
Baptist church here. all expressed
the organ. At the present. time the
mg a plano in us services. Tile
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Feature
Club
vice opcnsd at 9:89 o'clock.
At 5:60 o'clock. the Rev. Janus
L. Ellcnwood. 'ot the New York Mic
Y. M. c. A. gave an. address on
“Powel- and hbw to get is". Mr.
Ellenl'ood spoke at tho Boye' con-
ference in Stamford also. attending
the banquet. ot the night bctorc.
Al. 10:30 o'clock the group con-
ference was held. The first you
group had as its subject ‘Tbc Charm
of tho Impossible}? With Mrs. 11. J.
Still. of Glenbrook. as leader. The
second year group discussed "The
Why and the flow or the Organiz-
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.Older Girls’ Conference
Comes to.
ManyE Speakers Cflve Interesting Till] ,
wmg Tells ‘The Secret of a Good Tim
The ascend day of the Older Glrls’ ed (135500" n .
Contercnco closed Saturday arter- or Emmi:
soon. (allowing s. very succeugu, flour, 'Lipf-
tunc. A tow'. ot the delegates ictt 1Com 0°“;
for their homo. Friday night, r... a(:?C:I.J'"
musing only the one day of the con. "158.31,. -
teraaco. but tbs majority attonded C. vi“; 1} "1" ~
wgtwo {all days. chug-EA}, .: 3‘“ 1: rim
Me: as auspices of a group 0! m5. Jaye? 2"“? 1“ in.
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IN TURKEY SUPPER
low organ is said to have cost. a
thousand dollars.
a a a l
The chat: at the Methodist church:
Will hold a rehearsal this evening at'
the home ul ”to. Ullrcr Clark. soc.
to tho
Enter program. '
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Tbs Sunday School 0! Lb: Metho-
dist church land a. memorlai scrsico
sunday morning lor the law Lapuun
Bell who (Or more than a halt a. cen-
tury suporintcndenl, at tho Sigma)
school. lrvins Clark. John Flynn.
llarold Gray and liarry Bryant. worn
tho-pastors. They spoko o: tho
work or Capuun 132.1 In the church
and community and his me long
talcum... in atwnding all tbs
sorvloas 01 lbs church ascent when
ho was too ill to leave his bed.
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Prol. George 11. Dani. D. I‘ll. oi
"to Old Tcslumcnt department 01’
Yale School ol: Religion was the
snooker at. the owning serViuss at
tho 3|“an church last melting.
Prat. Dual gun a very intone-ling
and belplul tail on “The Problem 0:
Suturing." ills talk was based on the
Book 0! Job. . .
’fiflquarlcs S. Gray or the M. 2.
Church spoke Sunday morning on
"Tho Nehncss 0! Lite“ taking his
text (rorn Romans 6:4. lie said that
tho lbasons ot the Lcntcn svnson
conformed to tile lip-surging oi lllc
in the earth. In the spring ills rises
ouLot death. Jesus died but rose
“sin "We also should walk in lhc
newness 01 Lite" said Her. Gray.
lie added that this principle of lilo
is at work through Christianity as a
ngomtlve social iurco. lies.
Gray brought out that a lost man
is tho greatest. loss in the world.
a. nun be roster“ to ill: and on.
social conditions conductive to his
soul's recovery be provided. En-
toroemcnt 0! tbs law will help Row.
Gray believes. Ho added that. this
rcdomptlw principle in Christ is
working throughout the world-tall-
lng place at old alliances and politics
——aud that. the hope 0: the world is
In Christian-untied Rev. Gray said
that. the Lenten season gives a nu
to m persOnal lilo toward Spiritual
"Vim through cell dental and con-
lslnplatlon or the sul‘lerlng and tri-
umph or the ideals 0! Jesus so "We
also my walk in the newness of
lite."
O 0
Tbs pltbtor's class oi: the Baptist
church will meet. at four o'clock this
“lama will: Rev. muse-
W
big. and Mrs. John Copuons o:
Fon 'oint street entertained rela-
uvos from Georgetown over the
week-sad.
t O O
3:. sad Mrs. Gritiln o: Putnam
pvaauo am having their house paint-
sd and redecorated.
Hrs. Morris tut-also:- ot “Woodward
avenue was a visitor in No: York
our. Saturday.
0 0 C
Josapb Evoa. of Lincoln avenue.
has ”signed ‘9' position with tho
J.&J.Gaalt. Inc. and baaaccepted
a Mon with tho 2(0le Lock
0 . O 0
Vl’ala Norton 0! Elisabeth mu
position will: the La-
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W Paladin of Ell-also”
strut has 9::an a an sedan-
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Woman Booth and
Amundsen St. Resi-
dents Enjoy Evenin
'l'wchyoscrcn wore present at. a
turkey supper given Saturday eve-
ning at. the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Edward Roach of Amundsen strcet.
The afiair was the resulc o! a crib-
hago tournament between thc rosi-
dcnts of Marvin Beach and Amund-
sen street. Christian Larsen and
Peter Lax-ah. playing as partners,
bad as their opponents Fred Larsen
games each aids won six. All“
cool; game the losers put away a
sum or may toward a turkey sup-
por to be given their laminae and
friends. Those prcasnl at. the sup-
per were: Mr. and Mrs. Christian
son. air. and Mrs. Pour Larson. Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Johnson. Mr. and
Hrs. Edward Roach and two chil-
dren. air. and Mrs. Supbon Orri:
and child. Kr. and an. Herbert
Boothby and two children. Mrs.
Robert Gina and child. was Calh-
crinc Lawlor and Mrs. George To-
bey. After the runner music and
dancing were enjoyed.
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Friends will mgrct to learn that
Mrs. Christian Larsen or Amundsen
street. is conumd tu_hcr home with
an attack of the grippc. She “sz
taken iii yesterday.
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The roadway to the new \x'ash-
of the bridge is being rapidly illiml
near future.
0
Repairs are being made by :h-\
New York. New baron and Ilartiord
Railroad company to the for: l'ullz‘.
street. railroad bridsr.
O O 0
day members of lhe Pullllit' has -
ball Lam held practice in the Mur-
rtn lot.
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New building: hgvc ar-olishld thy
“'lclio lot as a baseball field in East
Norwalk.
Roger Ludlow monunu-n', )5
used now.
a o
Innis Canevnrl was a. recent ‘15—
itor in Torrington on busincss.
O O C
Miss Gertrude Pennington has re-
Tax Collector Robert. C. Mitchell
and accepted one in tho office of m;
Crolut 6 Knapp Bat company.
0 O O
“'llllam Reardun. is
pain to his property
street.
making rc-
ln “Humid
Frank Da Mata of Winfield screen
has racovered trons his recent illness
and has rotwnsd to his duties at the
American Hat company.
0 \ 0 O
The radio set insullod in the
Mayflower Fix-a company's quarters
Kb! Charla. Balsa ot lyru. avenue.
t mulber- o: the company. is giving
the members 6: the company much
pleasurs.
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Ill- Lualla. ms at Fort Point
street has returned to her duties in
tho law 081cc 0! Keogh & Candee
site:- be!- wt illness.
. ‘ . 0 O O
Patrolman John Roberts of First
street. who uhdomnt an operation
as tbs Not-walk hospital last wk.
‘3 ‘9‘" W3? Sounding to latest
rsports.
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so: muss. three chlldrsnand
m grows-ups. wera mound at
tbs um Christian chunk ”star.
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in and will be ready for use in 12;: .
Despite the cold snap of grater-"A
The Manin lot. near the; -
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