Footing Regulations--
' Exemptions For Mi-
nors and Aged—Ash
Wednesday Feb..l7.
(lichen J. .l. Niles of Bertford nu
mu the following instructions for
tholioVs in this diocesc:
"1-Tho sick Or delicate are not
bound either to fast. or abstain.
“:-—'—Child en undtr sewn years of
Me are no ouhjeri to the low of
foot or abstinence.
"av—Persons who have completed
their 59th year or who have not
completed their llst your are not
obligated to first, but must abstain
from meat On abstinence days. "
“‘«Tho abstinence days for the
“baring close and all members of
. the household of lnliorcrs are Fri-
days. Ash Wednesday and Holy Sut-
urdey. till noon.
,4"5-—The abstinence days for oil
others persons Ire Wodnesdoys. Friv
«In. flaturdny of Ember Week and
ably Saturday till noon.
4“5——Tho abstinence days'for ell
other persons are, \Vctinosdnye. l’ri.
diva. Saturday of Ember Week and
{idly Buturduy till noon.
- "8--Any person engaged in e labor.
ions occupation. while bound to ob-
Itlin from using most on abstinence
4m. in nevertheless excussed from
the laws of fast.
"7.11% low of fast. for oil who
Ne not excused in binding every day
93¢ Lent except Sundays. 0n fast
days those who are subject. to the luv
ore allowed to eat. only one full
.rneni. In the morning, however.
they they take a cup of tee, coffee
be chocolate with n piece of bread.
in the evening they may tslte a col-
umn. At the collation it is lawful
to one fish eggs chm-904 butter and
‘miiir. but. the Minwiiv or mild food
should not .w- w-l I” uuncth. hive-t
"l1! permisulil.» only M the principal
_ meal. - ’I'llls mnnl may be taken in
the" evenint: and the. pollution at
noon.
"The use, of meat and fish at the
some meal is not permissible, and the.
,Lonten first and abstinence cease at
noon on Holy Saturday."
, - Lent. begins day after tomorrow,
--Ash Wednesday.
Baby Koios Scalded
Saturday At Home
Johnny- Koloe. four-year- old son of
Vldr. and Mm, Michael Kolos, of ll
filthy Bill was treated by Dr. Will-
- in W. Tracey, Saturdny afternoon
or severe burns on his bark. The
youngster was M‘nidOG by but we-
‘tOr at his home and required medical
mutton.
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AT ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS
the observance or Lent by Roman
Tresrnty Balance
WASlllNG'l’ON. iron. ls.-—-
United 'listou Treasury net bu-
nnoe st close of business Feb.
13 we: “31.069.650.
REV. MALLERY
PREACNFS 0N
FORGIVENESS
Portrays Spirit Shown
By Jesus Oh the
Cross As the Ideal
Characteristic.
“Forgive them for they know not.
what they do" was the text of the
morning sermon of Rev. Lester T.
Mallory. pastor of the South born lill‘.
Baptist Church. yesterdnv
He said: "Viewing Calvary we
must. conclude stint in.- wiil never be
celled-upou to undergo in. greater
hardship. These' words arc. Christ's
first resction to suffering.
“The spirit and words of Jesus
Christ reveal a distinctively Chris.
tlon characteristic. When God
speaks to the trouble waters of the
soul there is it great calm. Those
who pray for turgi"cncss and re-
ccive it must. have. the sweet. spirit
of forgiveness. We cannot. brood up-
on the injustices and hardships of
life and commune with Clod. We
cannot build a. sweet friendly socie-
ty and retain in resentment the mom’-
ory of people at their worst.
"To meet. suffering end herdship
successfully man needs to cultivate
a rugged strength end greatness of
scul out of which the calm sweet ut.
tcritnce can come ‘l-‘ziihcr forgivn
tiltxm'.”
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Two other tractor pious are still
being kept. in service and by having
a. crew of shovclers with each of
the tractors it Mil be possible to
break through th chum, «mm on
the outlying roads.
This morning Fiiluw street, treat
Cedar street. West Rocks avenue.
Woifpii road and William street
were still blocked by high drifts. but
with the tractor plows and shovel
crews it is hoped to have All of those
opened by tonight.
“Although the weather today is
mild. we must not lose sight of the
feet that. we are still in the middle
of winter and likely to hnve another
storm 3t any time. With the grunt
amount or snow already on the
ground it will be much more didlcult
to open up the roads to ironic in
cue of another stout. Hence it
would be wise to return to the old
custom of laying in emergency sup-
plies of food end fuel while there is
still opportunity to rdoing this.
garbage Collection
"Garbage and waste collections
are practically back to normal. col-
lections having been made last week
on all but. a very few streets. These
however. Mil be cleaned up today
so that tram now on, waste collec-
tions will be according to the regu-
lar schedules. The public has
helped the street department con—
siderably by shoveling paths to the
street so that the coilccilon men can
get. the containers easily. A num.
ber of people however have oveh
locked this matter and it. will speed
up collections if they shovel paths
so that the collectors will not hove
Sperry e Barnes
Hams—Bacons
swarm: mm
4 , 4 Native Eggs
MODERN MARKET
' l
P. E. Felt-child. Prop.
.15 NORTH MAIN 81‘.
to climb through new banks to get
the containers.
MORE
NORWALK B. lb L.
ThuNox'walk Building and Loan
will meet tomorrow at the Taylor
end Golden oflicea on Washington
street.
Au Illinois man has invented u
propeller driven motorcycle.
Beauty
CLEARANCE SALE
--of———
V‘Hofiery, gloves, corsets,
brassieres and
underfloor
at bergsin prices
JEANNE'lTE
Comes from Ifim‘fi'm“
Glands
much it means to you.
The largest glsnd is the liver.
is the most imporisnt gland
mode it. active.
don't.
und bounty.
North Main Street
”“ 314.5,5o Normals
itil
ore absorbed by the blood.
results ore these:
Indigestion.
Constipation.
Impure Blood.
High Biood4Pressure.
Heart snd Kidney Troubles.
Bed Complexion.
book of Youth.
affect. the liver cells.
continue.
into the liver.
clans
it.
let. The unto ls Dioxol.
gull. All druggis
. We at you to 1
supply them.
See what you gun in a day.
this for your own suites—Adv.
"(le this advertisement.
“mmu‘ufitfiuyo;
. stucles which Abraham Lincoln had
The new way to beauty. health and
Vim is through stimulating glsuds.
Let us shOw you at our cost how
it
We
thought for generations that drugs
Now we know they
A torpid liver wrecks both health
It mean: look oi bile.
Then germs breed and form toxins
in the intestines. and those poisons
Some
The cathuucs you Luke do not
The ill results
But we have found a
giant! secretion which does stimu-
It is ox-gnll. Pity-iv
e world over now prescribe
d to million: it is bringing
new bounty. new health nnd now via.
Ox-gell is now embodied in n to!»
Bush ub-
let. contains 10 drops of purified .0:-
who! Dinol
does. The results slut in 2d tour-o.
in In a. any or two these tablets m
bring you a. new conception of life.
Let us send you enough. to try.
Do
Tongue-Waning Was
One Of the Obstacles
Lincoln Had to Fight
Against.
fillenwood during his tell: on "Abrlv
hem Lincoln" st the Everl'nlsn'l
Bible class in the Regent ilzrntra
yesterday.
Mr. Eilcnwood brought out the
loci tint one at the greatest ub-
to overcome was the one which was
built up by injurious gossip. Ho ex-
borted the men that under no oil--
cumstnuccs is gossip ever julliflnblu
and since it. is one of the things
most injurious to the character and
well-bring of a min. woman, or
child It should be suppressed on
every side by well-thinking persons.
Mr. Ellenwoud traced the comer
of Lincoln from the time he Willi a
poor illiterate boy to the time he
made his first trip down the Miran»
nippl River and came in touch with
slavery as it really existed iii the
time. then later becoming post-mus-
ter; then a. member of tho leginls-
ture: then elected to congress: then
his defeat parachute; than his won- l
derfui debates with Douglu which
made him a. world figure and dually 4
his election to the Presidency of the. ‘
United States. All these things
are n challenge to everyone of us
for we Milli have the sumo oppor-
tunity for progress. in fact is better-4
opportunity than Abrnhem Lincoln
ever had and are we svnillng our.4
solt‘M of this Opportunity" . " Mr»
Ellenwood ssid.
Mr. Ellison-00¢ bronchi not born
the analogy between the obslncies
Abrshsm Lincoln had to overcome
with the immedlnts ndventnges of
our present. civilization and whst
our attitude would no if we met
only some of these obstscles. We
m so used to all the comforts of
civilization that We accept them as
an sctusl fact and never stop to con-
sider their source. or the pleasure
derived from them until we actually
miss one. and thou we are. very prone
to find all manner of fault, with the
situation.
Mr. Ellenvood attributed the suc-
cess of Abraham Lincoln in resch-
ing the highest pinnsolc in the
hearts and minds of not only the
people of our own country but the
people of the entire world to the
foot that Apron-m Lincoln was not
only great. but also good end with
these two qualities Greatness nml
Goodness on? mun Wes sure to be a.
success and endear himself in the
hearts of his fellow man.
Land-er “Jim Ellsnwood's" tell: on
Abraham Lincoln won a very inspir-
ing one. in introducing his luchot
he. said that he was not going to give
a. great lecture or a. finished orstion
but that he was going to moire s.
tnorc or less ”temper-menus talk
which due to that very (act would
be a tell: which would come more
{rem the heart nnd have I. grant"
amount of feeling than one prepared
with deliberation.
He read 3 few psrogrsphs from
Theodore Roosevelt‘s address mode
at. the dedication of the memoritl
to Abraham Lincoln. He gsve u very
splendid verbal picture of the me-
morial and new it contsined the boy-
hood home of Abrshnm Lincoln and
went on the explsin this very won-
derful tribute by one greatest Amer-
icen to mother.
He pointed out the similarity in
the lives of our own Abraham and
the Abrnbun or the Bible. Ho show.
ed how Abnhun Lincoln‘s fore.
fathers had been constantly moving
from one piece to “other und how
they were constantly meeting with
diflculties sad over-coming those
difficulties in the tune of every ob~
insole and inst Abrshsm Lincoln
‘ "a no exception but his not was one
of oonstnnt moving. of constsntly
mm“: Ilmost inaurmountoblo ob-
etnoles. and over-coming them.
There one A total of :56 present.
The Red army which has been
Work!“ very hard to best. the st—
tendenoe of the Blue army was sue-
ceulul 7.me whgn may MIC.
Md“ in mil-min: is: members
“clout the in members of the Blue
"my. to his short. talk Consul
Dunbar acid he rsther thought the
3“ army would outnumber the
Blue but that he couldn‘t. be use.
(other sure. He aired his followers
to cm s round of ”Plume tor the
splendid effort the Red srmy had
made.
General Lund. not to be out-done.
end feeling quite confident thot bis
my bad bcnten the ’ eds reclpro~
cued simply to show that there Was
no bud feeling on the put of the
Red nrmy toward tn. Blues.
Bight It this time Clot-once
Brown came forward and proposed
1 cheer for the Blue nrmy npd Lead.
"Jim" Elienwood. This was given
with considerable spirit on the put
of everyone.
All enloyod the very excellent no.
lo which no rendered by ur. Berry
sumac of hormone Tom He
is one of the soloists of the Norwnlk
M. E. Church.
Cornm'nnder and Chief Elston in
his introductory roast-h “an m.
Dressed on tho men um coming to
the Regent m not exactly going to
church but first it won A common
meetinz oboe for In group of men
who had the common duly. of
melting Not-walk u better plan. in
which to live and the with to bet.
ter themselves so much a whip.
The on. wu led in prune by
the Rover-end ur. any of the Eu:
Nowell: M. 3. church.
There no u much better response
to the singing then 'thoro nu been
heretofore end this is prob-My an.
to the fsct tint the new song hooli-
”Conn of Condos-P 'lnd arrived.
There are enough of thou books so
tint every member of the class has
one for use during the meeting. “
Inclusion muscled that in u: :-
offsring they ulte into consideration
user. practical, all of the oblignp
tins of the clues had been not end
outstanding indebted”.
V; and min, of niacin-cs."
'rn. hsrm done by gossip “on on! V'
of the things emphulood by Leader ‘
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the arrests folio“ ell. 4V
All three. oli‘eudrln Lulu bun inl4..4..4“
the hands of the polil‘i‘ lici‘me. Kit-.l. -
had both arrested on two rritiolm. .
occasions. He shot his father-inn S d S u g
low three years ago and received a l un 33’ e In
still find beeiden n. suspend-rd loll m4
sentence.
Valiant in n brother oi Dcnnnlih 4
Vslient. who has brought charges 0.4
abortion against Glsccmo Bertino.
0111 Wood street; James Passe.
fume. of 25 Burbank street. South
Norwalk and Dominick Crb'c of
Saugatuelr,
The oases-of the three men worr-
continued for a week in court todnv.
Carpet Over A Heat
Register Takes Fire
The. chemical at the (aural Fire
station was called to the home of
Freak Dollus. Wcat Cedar street, to
extinguish s slight. blaze Saturday
afternoon
A carpet. placed over the register
of a. one pipe heater caught on fire.
The blue spread to the wootluorl.
And the smoke attracted the alien-4
lion of Mr. Dolius in another part.
of the house
Hood chemicals. “ere used to .x
tinguish the fire. The damage no: .
enameled st about $50 and was cuv-
ered by insurance.
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Boiled down .the question
when Mr. Dempsey retires.
shell we know?—Deiroit News.
Sunliu).
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H’omulurrl from Page i’lnol
m
or he hurl to apprehend the
will be turned over
Attorney Crnmer t‘.
able to take.
offer (2
ens who didn’t and I don't think
ors open and I close.”
food and other essentials.
what they can and cannot. do.
BAD BUSINESS
Burglar (about to give his son
.thiinshing)
4'). c shelf and doors
no debts we will be in a splendid
position to‘go ahead Ind do some- cemetery; mu opportunity.
thin for others which after all is commission and ilrst-clsss
it?
won t gulch ind been incurred
one of the chief functions of the Write 0396. hornet—Want not! in
class. A’cw Jersey paper.
t
arrow morning where he will be
coni‘rrcuce of the. Sit-int
will lllllrn to his home in this
per-
sons on the not of selling the meat.
The names of the stores that were
thought to have “aimed the order
V to Prosecuting
Hegrmsn for'
such lit'llt‘ill‘nfi lie may deem advis-
Several retailers msdo complaint
to the. Sentinel this morning to this
“1 cloned up my store as tight as
a drum. but there were lot of oth-
am getting a square deal when oth-
-The answer seems to be. that the
offense is, not. in keeping. a store
open. but. in selling certain articles.
lt-ia‘legel to sell clgsrs. ice cream
and fruit but not legal to sell moat.
Perhaps the merchants should
, carry the prosecutor directly on inst
Mind you.V I on: not
is. 4 licking you as much for Stealing the
440“. 4 turn an I am for being so enclose
labour. leaving your fingerprints. on
‘I‘wo livc salesmen for a south side
good
lends.
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MOND ’iY iEl'llil \li‘iW l...
l 0211
Buried \l ith Honors
\Tlth solemn Masonic. ritual and
(iii-‘ln‘ls‘d by a firing squad from the
ill nienunt N. W. Bishop crimp.
lnltr-l Fpinsli \\‘:.r voters” in full
unitorm Saturday afternoon. Dr.
who u. Wtrish. of Bridgeport one
of tho most prominvnt turgcons in
Conmuicut, “as luricd in Oaklann
There were 25
ii
cemetery. l airfield.
honorary pull hearers
F lfiznernl services at tho First
Presbxtrlln church Bridgeport
new colldllcicd by Rev Alvmnder
Alison. Jr and licv. H. A. Daven-
port
F10 and 8 Will Have
Initiation March 13
The :egulur meeting of the it‘ and
S Amerltan Legion of Fairfield Coun-
ty was held in Grid Felloivs hell
South Main street Saturday evening.
Chef dc Gnrc Le Rev D. Downs
appointed a committee to complete
arrangements for the initiation to be
held in this city on March 13. it
is planned to ninkr this sffslr one
of the inmost of its kind ever held
in the slate
Another meeting will be held in
this city Saturday cvcning.
BEING POLITE.
"Father. what is politeness?"
"Politeness,
I
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you think of them."
A GOOD EXCUSE 4
Teacher: Johnny. what do you
ilncon by coming to school like that?
Your hair is disgrui eful
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c as of ti ~ .
gighzifizlnrnteevidctlllylmwmigoek: ; "We women are alum“ Misundcp Teacher. c4444.: you me ,iour
deep impression for there was a 51°49“; _ fathi’l's comb?
very generous offering of upprcxl- “°“- " “0m“ 0"“ m“ to Johnny: .\0 hair. mm
miely $112. Mr. sax-ton also malw beret-lamina. does she?" , MM...‘
brought out that as We 'flrt: no“ ap. F . Mil-‘- \\':\.VTED IT CHEAP
punching the time when we will have. .- “to Quick and the Dead. Shu (enthurlasticnllyl: Oh. i
would have given anything in the
world for thnt vase.
He: Well.‘.wny dl
She Buy it!
wanted live dollars for it."
i you buy it?
u
'OVER $350015 Hormel
RAISED HERE IN
my son, is the art of V
concealing from other people what
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