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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 20, 1925 · page 5

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\‘DAY. APRIL 20, 1925,, ' , , , -- - ~ - — -— 3 ’ h. .- - - .
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1. »\ “118W [‘1 Cabba e » . 33 Father ~ ~~— .— .
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. ( ’ . ‘ Four Store Hours 9 to 6—Saturday 9 to 2‘ ~" ,4
ll busan Anthony—And 0 ay S r085 word Puzzle “ --- ~ ~-» - . 3 : . . ~ :
, , _ » , . , _ V ,3 3 Answer to Yesterday’s “D31“ II MUNSI , II READY
3 . A l '1 ‘1 . ’ ' . ~ ‘ ‘ -, '. , ’ ‘ ». ._ ; V-7 A i
3 ottupapon§ for Women Represented HOW TO sOLVE CROSS-WORD PUZZLE - 1"“ Zle- GOODS . - , WWI-EAR .
V\’ \.\ Olllen S V‘ Ol'ld Farr—First ”Suffrage ’ '1 ‘, E s 3 . M I L L I x E R 1' .,
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occupations of sicn of the enivalr E . 0" z“mallyror vertically or both. One letter to a square. 'Worda end a L o _ .
- gym-3d at the Its sponsor arguedytfi {the inntier. at firsl black Square encountered on border or‘puzzle. Pick out I ‘
33;- )3 .3 < VVyomtng would not anthgmen 0f ”7°“ “1‘“ m5 3 given definition and s o. This-gives you a. clue ,
. .. .01 DC ”1 inert “v1 '1; 3 5 Silent and to other words that cross it. and they I: turn:to atm other‘words
,..,..ii.3\.. 0,3,3, one 11 \- a. “oman was mistreat- ' ’
~ : ed. ‘The mu was adopted. ‘
' "‘ ”Pl-"5mm? at “‘5 “Late“ When Wyoming asked for "a- -_. - W - .3.
.3l2rvn hero in 159.). a. statehood, the question was raised I 1. 3 t
' U .. -, - ‘3 as to whether she would be permit- "V
'1 pro-augclizi‘w. (.‘ll- ted to retain her suffrage DTDV'lsiOU ,
w“), paneling? ’ihe men 0f YFOming replied that “ z:
”'5“ aniurg’e part in they would wait forty vears more ‘ ;'
.1‘,V._1‘biii‘c.3ll0il possl_ tor statehood rather than enter the“ ‘ T o 'A 'L I V
, Bins anllmc Den- Sisterhood ot‘ states Without their 3 13 C R O A G Y ’, .- 4 ..” L; . 3
« 2,1.lnuggollu3nt. women. “’hen \Vyoming attained t V ’ “_ 3 ' 1 - <9.
rowing-«:5 thrown statehood, it was as the first out- -' » > ' ' . -; f e o 3 t , 3 ‘ ‘4
.: um" .m tllu Last {rage state in tho union. .” ; Ii '9 _ . ,, . . ‘4’ , l , .
1“: “pf: .beuggtt' “\Vyoming sends to the \Yomen's : 7 ’ " ‘ / — 3“
intruuuctiou into “for” Fill? the first woman gover- E \ . 7. ' 3 » ..- _ ' ‘ ' ll ’ ;
7“““3313 terrl- nor inaugurated in the United ‘ u . . , 25' , gr" 1 O V ‘ C .
,, “All 5 Lultmgo bill StVateS. )Iys_ Nellie Taylor Ross. She ' V ‘ V_ 1 1 It;
.. V 3wlll be guest of hone;- at a banquet f , * . . . - -
: .‘l X‘L‘hUhL’ to the g in connection with the Fair Thurs 3 1+ " - > - * " - 7 '
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. ._ " ‘ ‘“ “p ‘ ““l ”°°“' l 7 DR H FOSDICK At 9 oClock Tuesday Morning We Begm .
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h . w d I omt House .Westport Prepares to l , ~ . ur ll'S a e o . s
atvslroyed By Fire Issue $554 000 B0 3 ' ‘ ’ '
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-~-~——- _.~._’_ ds ' 32 3‘ . iNOtEd leeral.M1mSter New f1 eeh stool», nets styles. new patterns-3
,' 314*ij 3;”; , Vnggtfisgrrolm. April .zu._.n-,~-.mgc-; . a Tells Yale Studentsl ' Plam fabrics 1n abundance—but also a large as-
" '*" "" " ‘ S W In issuanu : -. . ‘ . - l f *‘ -. . , ' ' . .
m. m..- Long of. school and ma ”.SUQEELS‘ifofg; 37 3 M e 11 Should Fearl bottment of the no“ printed Silks and novelty ‘
~ '111'133 “ ‘35 "3f aggregating $654,000 will be started 2 Only Conscience patterns. ‘;
. ntlnficlx this. “may by First Selectman King 1V. 4] 43 , ~ - 3 \ , A
., .7- 1m t'lilt‘” Allusficld who will go 30 130530” to ; . v3“ 3 , V 3 film“; Litfg'k‘h 1.- l,'t ius:r~ou:ail’imn (Err-1v; "v in $1., .\ . . _ {i
‘V 1"“ 11‘3“?“ who tllr- Inil’lu‘ “1 "1‘33 3““ run“- : f :‘L‘l bud" 143- ‘29“; ”11—33 1;“ bounty and Haiti crt‘pes. in; l-t-s: (“oiL-rlué's. lion‘l. Innis nilr ‘
w “1". iron) National llunl' th- ~ V b l “he ‘0 e bounc’i [y tie “mt 1°” 3‘, Muck 1.,1' \“lil‘u:_ . illnruuin l
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_, 3 33.3.3.5 The $554 ”00 b . _ _ ‘4 ~ of any church, ot any creeci at any} - 3 2 95' 3
. trnnlr 3 .. " ' 0nd ibh’u” includes A teacher. of any book." declared Dr ; 3 RN ----- .‘ . . . az-o . . . . . . , . .
' " ‘ t ‘6 {0110“"13 road bonds: 339 can Ha , E Q I‘ 'd‘ k ‘3 t1 ‘_ . - 1
' lC-OlU—‘d ‘1‘ \I~ ' or ' x v. . ' H ‘ ”-5 memon ‘03 m to a 5“ “1'? r {:1- ‘ §~ 1' 7m ‘ q .-,-' t. awn. --~ mm x, - 1
tax . ormnasldc Drue, 31003000 for ing of Yale students here 33351 “332333., at Crepe- l.l l... mu L1.itl,=§-iln. Lilal‘iliuLéL -_ In pom coi—
t\no_ bhoro‘ road: $205,000 for North IIORIZONTAIF— _ \‘l-IRTICAIP- . l “I believe that nilnisters, like sci‘en‘ f ‘ :olors. A rmnark— 2 2 3n“ A realy fine
. lift)? fire“ V10 \\ eston and Long 1 Gurniuns 1 "The antelope ~ or.“ the. 1115901 lists, should be allowed to r-x:nniz::=, 3133-2: 'z‘lafiilr \33. . 511k. Ym‘ai .3 4 .
”j. .« morn: f:’.'h..},u3ad ”0!“ H“; P05: road to 3 City in Klilli‘iihliu world" . the facts of the case. and ting-n ho‘ 3 A 3 _' . I _ 3 . .. 7‘
.. .:.-. 'm V. .. lunncm. and school bonds, $75.04,)u 13, Curved “101333“: ‘ :1 Sido glance allowed to 3.0330“. thrm out to their! 1 ruin-3‘: IV 1.3“»; _, V 1 pain ecu-3t, {urg-jlts; on pg -— 1;: 1.3, Uf1h._
,. “1‘:an 90130:.“ Vlor Greens I‘V‘urms elementary school 1: so be it w 3 To exist 1 own logital Concluson. A f 3, “1'5 a f‘ ‘1 “~“’i”’~‘i"-C“?" ““1913 f IM'WGrt Spring uzu Sammie; ,
L'x‘ligigmtn a"! $140,00U 301' ”“4 JUNO? High 13 Aluminum (chomp symbol) i' 4 \‘i'eird _ 3: Dr. lt‘osdlck declared that all theli , CI‘CpCE :n new ric- isiiades. Excellent , ' 4.
_ll‘.3.0’n3;3;0d,3_ M1100" 14 To not in responsg 7 ‘1' Morning song~ ' inner and better parts a: the full Mgr»: Yard ..... 3 . fwd-nip}; Yard .. .
1' 33,311“; a“ i? That Cl”OSS‘.\'GX‘-l sloth 7 Form of "to be" grown man. such as 3‘3)". 60335319113733. > . . 'r I 3 i L
‘ ‘ ' " “ ' 1 . .7 , ~« — m . ~ .. Hut n I'.‘ elm. "mm C!” < H’ll" Silkr —— ln :‘ln— now urn.—
». t. .. l. ' 7 IS Muralillne numt b Lialen to luu. mmd and 110m. tan not loatl. . V1 ) 3 3 - l V . t. . . i...
,1‘3'33“3h‘}“,13‘ ROI.“ alk “{an Held AS 20 I’revuricutors £3 Plant with D i'rugmn? pungent tlwir t‘ull dex‘elopmom without l‘c- l ‘ Ellllf‘f‘ 1 l‘:_-‘»"'l_' “‘VW‘ 3'3 U‘ Sill“: ": - f » ’2
. ~‘3lIV;{.l?‘ll:J,.V Drunk 111 Stamford 2: Smoking, ED733113“: seeds V 13340113 lie.belie\'cs 13:3; religion 2:; :1:le loll) >lest :n :ms nu“ spor V . 3.31;“,‘3 SJ ,‘ 3 3
H ,1 L33“: Q - 3 3 24 Porsonul pronoun ll Exclamation {3. necessity in life, that a, man isf S‘IAFV'D- 3.1 1' _..
3‘“; ‘“ . _ ”TA-“1‘01”" APT” 3%“ :5 Vigor ‘ is Raiser :nu a. lion and the tumness 01‘ lit‘ol l'ur-l ,,,,, ,3 , , gm“; , __________ ' o
3 fl_“__“;L , 1‘ ”(101'le Britto. 46. who gave. his u; :\l'thl~: 1.5 Average weather of a realm? {can not be reached without religion 1 .. _ . 3f
3 \ Hi \li\ lU\Cl'l{'l‘ "“15"?“ ‘13 Norwalk, “‘03 TOWN] in =1 38 \‘trl‘y hard min-2nd or metal if) Choices: part I ‘ "Happiness its surely a. UCCCShlty .le. Mixed ‘I’oplmSV—V- In "ltd“: Printed 4:r(vp¢3_< -- in :1 ‘
. . 33,; ‘\ . grilli'lf‘lt‘d condition in the old stage I}: Eccentric llL‘ilV'f'DlY lJmij' :l A variegated quartz gin human life," 1:9 continued. '- am i :‘th'ucrmi rezi :3 , rz-u nymph-:3 ,3“. . ‘
A I U I 3.11.1,”53'31“, 1“ 1hr.- ‘T‘m‘ 0f ”l3 " “”‘l'los Nil-I 34 Rows 2.; One of Kipling‘s heroes ‘it‘ we assume there ix no God. “Bu: ‘ “WU-531'“? “1‘3".“ .\>‘~\' to “so this
.. . 3 .. :oV.VVn .,~‘.V}T:lnomd bank yesterday. apparentlyl 313 3135“,, 5313311319 3-; Generic name of Screech-Owls we are just a Gm“, mixture of’ “:qu 33: Yams . .5 chi". Yard
' “ 3V” 1“” {girom ovetuindulgcnec in forbiddenf 7.7 \Vigwam :9 Hinder chemicals, that all people in the - - ., .
3: 1““? Vgofillulds. Patrolmen Arthur L. (arsenf :51) Form of "to in “ 2:0 Female relative _ [past who believed God wore fools 3 _ 3 ,. 3
“f ‘ :V ilk—Cigiund John Delahunt piloted tho Nor- 41) An cvortrt‘fn lruv :21 Stool manufaclugius city 1“ Gt'r— _ we ting that something has hammu- 7:3. 131g lOl of plain Silks OI SE‘Vt‘l‘al
" ‘ "" awalher to the- >tation’ltou1e whom i" Quo‘c b tram" - L Ed ‘0 OUT hilllpil‘xF‘Sfiv" I.‘ . ' ' . '.
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\ wu- hr;- wa. lodged um” his 3333.133 13 3 31 3.333., 333 Leave out 1.1.,“ Comment.“ \llld: ard qualifier, all at one pl K0. . . 3
. “w the City court this morning. i 45 .1 number . :35 Ceremony 3Speaking of conscience. Dr. l’os- A great bargain . 3.- , J
dick said that men should fear uotlx- / 3
~ ing but their conscience. and that ' r . ,
. ANGEVIXE FURNITURE (“nflPLVY conscience is only real in‘ a world q S \‘.——I-! E 980 EARL)
,_ 3 . ‘ -. ‘ where righteousness is woven into \ _.._-,
‘ , , . the structure of creation. lit: dc- ,
- I it‘lared like iuodern yuulll. "he llama *3 ' _ , . ' w 4:" w 3 , - a 7 ‘ T -- ~ .
{the lock-stop of uniformity andj BL‘ “T JIL-\b1L *5 AxD ‘SA‘ E ‘VIOA E3
i wanted rl‘reedom. ,
. , g "\\'e are dealing today with a . .,
§ “ideapreud deep \‘83' unthinking in, 3 .
every field of life," he said. "\VoI' 1 C d ’
— ,r‘md ourselves at the present time; 31' CtS an Ru S
lit: :1. springtime of though! both mun—f .4, J, COLLINS CO. p 3 g S-. . 3‘ _ .
tally and morally. resenting the old; - . (Ileaned opI'lIIg bllolclllg 3
rigidity of thought. All are out 70 North Main Street, .
.agams: constituted authority, “9‘ 7 - l by reliable people
‘want to let ourselves 'go' in et‘ery-' South Norwa k 3 _ 3 3 3 3-
filling. I for one thank God for tho h 747 “110 L110“ 110“
lt'runkncss, candor, solbrcliunce. from; P one uaht Work—Lowest Prices ‘ 1 . y ‘ 3 ' r 1
{dom from can: and iypocrisy that: E: y C t Cl C )13113. JLA‘A LT TE _. g:
\ i olxuructvrlzes the present ugcvonly lg - __3 ‘ onn. arpe g. 0. _ . _ '
lsuy let Jesus aghast-3n the faulty exd CONIPLETE HOD 5E — v _ 06 South M3111 Street
; travagance 01 this generation." ‘ 8‘ cedar Stu SO- Bar“ 31k a? 3
2 -— - .3 FURNISHINGS , PHONE 969 South Norwalk. Conn. 3 .~
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today announced ‘tlla! the
Honrd of llirrctore 11,-5.3 appointed;
Kent Cooper gt’l‘n ml “mohair. Ho
Mill uncured I’m-Jamie}; lloy Martial
Who; rosignatlon. tendered some
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I Mr. Cooper‘s advancement to they
.‘lr‘lllvll of general manager comes:
many years of wide activity i,
.1 the .lrsoclalcd Puss. l-lc li'ls liutl‘l’
x1." riuico in every phase and dc—*.
;;il ul"press association work, with§
who advantage of 15 years of lnti-f.
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“ g" (l 3 g 3 President 3'
! . l imp-5 and Molvlllc l5. Stone. formeri
‘ l 3 awn-uni manager and now counselor
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lie was born in Columbus. Ind,

1.2m hogan ncwrspaper work there at
Living FLOOR} Suites wil be built inour big ’

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‘ enough to stop drinking was fV ‘ . L

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:n- as an t—x’amplc for ThOlllilS‘
. ' ‘. V. ulsh' of Commerce street, to fol-
2 by Judge Nehemiah Cnnfloe in

uptown City court. Saturday. 3

Walsh, who is 56 years' old. was; .
rm court charged with non-supportfi
His wife. who lives at 7 Grand street. , .i
’ mid she had not received any sup-"C
'2 nor? since December. 1923. She

‘::.med fier'liusband's neglect on
mink. '

Judge Candeevrepri nded the ac-
;cused. saying that tlf- latter’s fath-
lur had will power endugh to stop
"» , ldrinking after many years of in-
: ' . é‘dulgence. W'alsh said 4‘ would try
1 ' ,_;_- ‘to follow his fatl ~ «sample. The
i 3 . ' . - - , icaue was contirf ..‘ for one month.
' ' - ~ . 331’th Walsh had promised to pay $10
in week toward the support of his
gwife and a minor child.

:Boys’ Boarding School
j At Pomfret Burns

l ,POMFRET, April 20.-—-The rec-
: wry school of Christ Episcopal
. church. a. small boarding school for

boys here. wastotally destroyed by
fire yesterday, while the building
,was closed. The fire, which was
, believed to have started from a. de-
li‘ecdve chimney. caused an estimat—

ed 1053' of 320.000. The Rev. F. IL;

Blgelow. who conducted the school.

announced that classes will be held

at the rectory of, Christ church until
arrangements tor a. new gchool
building were made.

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