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1 V ‘City Briefs 3
'lONlU “T's EVENTS.
Rexent~"Manneouln."
Palace — “What happened
Jones."
1-ilulto—~“Iler Night of Romance."
Feb. 17.—Wcmen's Assoc. a N.
Baptist church with Mrs. Lester 'l-.
Mallory at” .. 30 at her home on 1 l '1\
Hill road
‘to
COMING EVENTS
Feb.18.—-Rspuhlican Women's
lJuncheon at Norwaik Congregation-
al church.
Feb. 18.--lll. if. Bridge Club
Meeting homo Miss Josephino Mil-
ler, 81 Elmwood Ave.
Feb. 18.-—D. A. RI Monthly Meet-
MB-
Feb. 19.-—Womun's Assocu S. N.
Baptist church Prayer Service, at
church at 2:80.
Feb. 19 and 20—“Miustrel Show
and Dance. East Norwalk improve-
ment. Association at Community
Hall.
Feb.
worth Leagues at
church.
Feb. 22.-Washlngton's
Party Prothuutal Sooiety.
Feb. 22.—-l-ielp One Another Ctr~
els Washington Birthday Party.
Feb. 28.-—Lady liicLachlan Lodge.
Masquerade Dance.
Feb. 23.—lnstallution ceremonies
Court Laurel. K. of C. Hall.
Feb. zit—Pride of Court Narruk.
Annual Birthday Party at Eagles
Hall. Mott avenue.
Feb. 24.-—Pride of Court Narruk
Annual Birthday Party.
20.—Dlstrlct Institute Er»
S. N. M. F:
Birthday
Feb. 24.-—Birthday Social S. N.
M. E. church.
Feb. 25.-Pride of Chess Mas.
querade at Red Men's Hall Wash-
inglon street.
Feb. 25.——Sociai and Card Party
Court Ccc‘lle, C.’ D A.
Feb. 25.—{~'enuy Social'
Washington Lodge.
Feb. 26.——Fairfield County League
of Women Votes Meet.
Feb. 25.-—Card Party (curt Cecile
C. D. A.—-Catholic Club :Icuse West
avenue.
Feb. 26.--Cla.m Chowder Supper
Eureka Rebekah Lodge Odd
lows' Hall South Main street.
Lady
William Hyatt. West Main street.
'of the mechanical department of the
Evening Sentinel. \is confined to his
home with illness. '
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-—Household Coke—Ezarrls d: Gans
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Wallace Cummings. Cedar street.
was in Bridgeport yesterday on busi-
ness.
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-—Radios and Vtctrolas sold on
easy terms Donnelly.—Adv.
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., The condition of little Edward
F'laherty. son of Mr. and Mrs. lid—
* ward J. Fiaheriy 3:1 Putnam avenue.
who has been quite ill. is reported
'11 nchanged.
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-—'l‘he cleaning. dyeing and prds-
sin: of garments is given the closest
attention at The Twin City \‘alct'i-
Establishment. Work called for and
delivered. 67 No.
AMP-Adv.
.Tbe Girls' basketball team of the
C. &. K. Hat company will play the
Questioneltes at Community Hall.
this evening.
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—Bituminous Household Coal.—
Harris & Gena—Adv.
s 1s\ 0
A rehearsal of the cast for the
play to be presented shortly by the
Epworlh League of the Norwalk
Methodist church. will be held this
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STAR LAUNDRY DOES
BETTER SORT OF WORK
Here is a point relative to laundry
work that bousewivesdn lhls' vicin-
ity will be interested lb hearing
‘about. All "annals and blankets
washed at this laundry are washed
in cold water—no shrinking is the
result. Every feature of laundry
work is given the closest attention
here. Recently a new washer was
added to this concern's equipment—
the addition of which makes it pos-
sible to do more and better "wot
Washes" 1111111 heretofore. The de-
livery system' here covers all sec-
tions of Norwalk and vicinity. 11
Cross St. Phone 11334. '
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Examinations for hairdressers
tosmeeticans. assistant hairdressers
and assistant cosmeticans will he held
it the State Capitol. Hartford. Wed
heday. February 24.111 to a. in. A
law was recently passed to the ef-
fect that no person shall engage in
the mentioned occupations ,withoul
hdving obtained a license.
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Satisfactory progtess is being
made in the Y. M. C. A. survey of
Norwalk which is being conducted
by the recently ham . steering com-
mittes. This suney is a preliminary
move to opening a campaign here
which it is hoped will result in a
“Y" association building. When the
committee meets Feb. 22 at the of-
fice of John iii. Glover; it is expected
the survey will be completed.
A cat in the window of Ghlctto's
fish store. Washington street. this
moraine gave evidence of complete
wsfa- ion with the brisk. clear:
sunny weather. l' nicked out a " 1ft
spot for itself in the path of sunlight
and from last reports was still so 1nd-
ly sleepinso
lie the roads ‘through Shore-
park and Quintsrd avenue havt
token through by auto traffic
plh‘a of snow and ice flank
From present. lactation.
will last until old King Sol puts
, #81.- to route.
police no‘iflrd
’ 9 1.11151 District
_ Clem Moldova. 3
l
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Main SL Phone '5-
ths diphtheria quarantine resolu-
tions. Dr. Point" 19- Purdue. locu1
h1...th'otiloer, asked the police to no
lify the fsm'ly as some ofvthc pec-
lllc of foreign dcscen' do not under-
Island the meaning of the quarantine
regulations.
——Eyes Examined by a 'L'nivcrsity
Graduate. Benedict The Jeweler-—
Ad“-
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Harold leley of the Dillon. Read
l‘ompany. of Bridgeport. was a busi-
ness 1lsitor in tow: yesterday after-
noon.
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Comment in the lobby of the Re
Kent theatre last evening during in-
tl-rmisslons. in the perforluancoof
“Tho Rivals" was that seldom. if
over. had a better "show" been seen
in Norwalk. 1
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-Como in and hear the Prison-
er’s Song, at Donnelly's.—-Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lockwood. of
.Eusl avenuo. are enjoying the bill-
‘my winter weather of Pasadena. Cull.
lornis.
e ‘s s
Workmen in the First District are
busy in opening up the gutters along
the principal streets to avoid floods.
in many places the snow is piled
three and four feet deep on the sides
of the roads.’1‘lte tltaws' over tl..
week-end caused larse ponds of wa-
ter in the roads and the street do
partutent does not want to cause a
repetition of this.
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Attorney Edward J. Quinlan was
a recent visitor in Port Chester, N.
Y._ on business.
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One of the first to break through
the snow and make a complete
round trip from Dunbury to Nor-
walk by way of Bridgeport was
"Cap" [-3. C. Glnty, who was in town
yesterday afternoon.
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Ever since he ran for high sheriff
of this county on the Democratic
ticket, "l‘ap" has suffered from
rheumatism and his errand 1n Nor-
walk was to suck relief from this
trouble.
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“I certainly compliment Norwalk
on the fine condition of its streets."
said “Cup." The business section
here is more free from snow and loo
than that of any other town around.
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Interior decorators are hard at
work in the cities of Attorney J. J.
Llnnu'eilcr.
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Rev. Ernest F. McGregor. pastor
of the First Congregational church.
Nat-walk is attending the New Eng-
land Conference of Kiwanis clubs
at the Copley-Plaza hotel Boston as
a district trustee of tho Kiwanis.
l'Iu will return home tomorrow.
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v—A sample Of the new Victor Ra-
dio and Orthophonic Victrola Calm
bluation is now on display at Donv
nelly's.——Adv,
C 0
An attachment for $300 was filed
against the property of Joseph and
Angelina Legato in the office of
“town Cloi‘k Herbert R. Smith yen-
terday. It is in tater of Hubbeli
and Staples Hardware Company
and slit-g1: that the defendant owes
the plaintiff the sum of $134.28.
Damages of "3300 are asked. The
case is returnable in the City Court
on the first Monday in March. Th
law firm of Light. Dunbar tin}
Quinlan represents the plaintiff
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William Moore, of Lincoln a‘vcnuo
reported to the South Norwalk po-
lice that. while driving his automo-
bile lu Woodward avenue he had a
slight coili~ion With another ma-
chine boaring Connecticut market's
111 yesterday afternoon. The
damage was slight“
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Walter Durkili, 173 South Main
street. reported to the South Nor-
walk potice yesterday that a Fire
lv‘ly sled had been stolen from tbs:
rear of his home. The policeare in~
vestlgaUng the matter.
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The first anniversary of the First
Congregational church of Norwaik.
will be celebrated March 17. The
Dcorkeeper's circle will serve a
luncheon at the church parish house.
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Michael Worcholik. Flax Hill
road. reported a slight out mobile
accident with John ’ Sea in
ltanklln attest to the $93. Nor-
waik police yosterdaMmoon He
stated that both machines became
caught in rilts in the road and Were
unable to avoid the collision. The
matter was settled between the
drivers of the cars.
Deaths and Funerals
Roderick W. Hart
The funeral of Frederick W. Hart
was held yesterday afternoon from
the late home in Raymond street,
Rowaytcn. There were many beau-
tttul flowers, The services Were con-
ducted by the Rev. Charles B. Gray
i-tev. Victor Scalize. and Rev. Walter
C. Cowart. During the services. Mrs.
William Frederick Ambler sang two
solos. \lntcrment was in Spring
Grove cemetery.
Catherine Fox.
{funeral services for Mrs. Cather-
inetr‘ox were held last evening at
the late home. 6 Cottage street East
Norwalk. Titers was a large attend-
ance at the services which were.
conducted by the Rev. Charles S.
Gray, pastor of the East Avenue
Methodist church. interment took
place this morning in wedlawn
cemetery. New York .
Bertha W. Bafph.
The funeral of Miss Bertha. W.-
Rafph took place yesterday after-
noon trom'the home of her sister.
Mrs. James Monteith. at 14 Nash
Prace. Rev. Charles A. Marks. act-
ing rector, of Christ church official-
ted. Interment was in Westport.
\‘ALEV'IINE PARTY GIVEN
BY WAAOMA COUNCIL
A delightful Valentine party was
held last evening in Red Men's Hall.
Net-walk. by Wanoma Council. Do-
grse of Pocahontas. Steve's Happy
Five Orchestra played for dancing
and various Valentine nine- were
played. In I!!! "game 0! "BOOM"
Mrs. Jesus Bates won first prise.
and Anna Walsh the coagulating:
a print- Refreshments of sand ”toilet.
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'.T‘HE‘EYENING SENTINEIr—SOUTH NORWAL'K, CONN.
He Objects" Strenously
To Smoking in ’CityHall
J. P. l’unzelt Writes Letter To 'MayOrQ-Terms
Council Rooms “Common Smoke House”—~
' Says He Had To Leave Twice.
A copy of the following letter. ad-
vocating that a ban be placed on
smoking in the City Hall. addressed
to the Mayor and~members of the
Council by J. P. Punzelt. 9 Chest-
nut streoi. was received by tho Evo-
ning Sentinel yesterday:
SOUTH NORWALK.
February ill, 1926
'To the Honorable Mayor and
the Common Ciuncll:
"Gentlemen:—
“I have a protest to make in
regards to using our City Hall as a
common smoke house.
"it must not be. it is not
right. We all know that there is 11
place for everything and mot'ythlng
in its place.
“i have been compelled to
leave the City Hall at two public
meetings on account of tho douse
smoke. 1 object to being buri'ednout
stain on account of it. I do l'loi
use tobacco first hand and i do not
propose to use it second hand. cs-
peciaily when it comes otlt of h0lllt21
body'suose or mouth.“ is not Hull-
itnry. I believe in pure and clean
air as well as in clean and pure wa.
ter.‘ Every now and then I read in
our papers about polluting our wa-
ters. but not a word do i hear about
polluting our air. Man can live
weeks without water. But how long
can be live without air?
"I hope and 'proy that our
Honorable Mayor will see that our
City Hall and other public bulld-
IL. 17. .ipril 1i. P111111; born Uildi'l'
1" lllmlll. iris you are a little bit
i1'lI1Ll‘iv1'11l1lo. nervous and not stub-
RAJAH ANSWERS
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burn. You ought to he more 1ucky
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11111 1»:, will turn your way. “"1111“ «state and l'mppllwss for you if W”
(“'11 you do 11nd undertake will be have mi, sure couudonce, you will
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111'11': this l-tlng a medical quos— should marry mute-111111 that i'OU
tl1'111. the only 1111111713 is to consult :1 known at the. present lll‘nf'. Your
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to haul .1 m not to be lead. You have buy in very
111.1111 1:.lllllluli. nt-nso of justice, pro-
ings '1: kept clean.
"Respectfully a law abiding
citizen. taxpayer and voter."
J. I". PUNZELT
'Pres. Coolidge Wishes
He Were Not “Big Boss”
Confides This To His Wife and Meant It——Of—
ficial Routine Of Office Is Terrible Strain
On Chief Executive.
WASHINGTON. Fob. iti.——"Hard-
ly a day passes that i don't say to
Mrs Coolidge. '1 wish I weren‘t
a president'" .
Such was the national chief exec-
utives answer recently concerning
the amount of satisfaction. or oth-
erwise. derived him front his White
House Job.
It was not affectatlon on the pre-
sidcnt's part. Say whatever else of
him you may. Calvin Coolidge
doesn‘t "put on.” When he says he
finds his role irksome. he means it.
Not that he shows any signs of
cracking under the strain which
killed Woodrow Wiiso and Warren
G. Harding. Coolidge has I tough
New England constitution and he
refuses to worry. Nevertheless the
presidential position is wearing even
on him.
The life he leads! The life any
president must lead! No wage slave
has so little time he can call his
own. for the president has practicah
ly none at all. it
His early morning walk was a.
hobby with Coolidge for roars-it
kept him fit. As president. he soon
had to give it up. No time.
BREAKFAST A'l‘ 8~1A delegation
of senators is to eat it with the
chief executive. There's important
business to be discussed. There's no
relaxation about this meal. it's hard
work.
NINE O’CLOOK— The president‘s
at his desk. going through his morn-
ing's mail. His secctarles have:
weedcd out all that’s not absolutely
essential for him to see but there's
a lot of that. Much of its puzzling
stuff. it makes its recipient think
for all he 3 worth.
TEN-TlilllT\-—By working fast
the president has disposed of enough
of his correspondence to enable him
to receive a comirittee which wants
him to press the electric button
opening the bi centennial exposition
at the' great industrial center of
Podunlt. The chairman makes a.
speech. The president briefly re-
sounds. The committee wants his
photograph in its midst. it's taken,
on the executive office steps. A con-
gressman arrives with a prominent
constituent who wants an appoint.
ment of some sort. The constituent
also wants his photograph taken
shaking the president's hand. Visi-
tors continue to arrive. ,Privaie Sec-
retary Sanders has a list of their ap-
pointments made in advance. with a
notation as to 1~tho lime allotment.
provided for each. Mostly they're a
bore but occasionally one has some-
thing to say that the president's in-
terested in. He'd like to listen to him
longer. He can’t. The caller's time
expires and Sanders ushers him out.
Otherwise the uliolc program 11 ould
be thrown out of ibint.
ONE P. M; LUNCH—at newt)
1
nominated ambassador is present asi
11 guest. So are the chairman of the
Senate. Foreign Roi .tllonst ontmlilcd
and some of his fellow members. or
the majority group.
country to which the new ambassa-
dor 1 is accredited.
it has to be:
lsl
A difficult di- I; ,,
plonmtic situation has arisen in tho 1' ‘
tltrcslnl oiil..11nd so it is . during1
lunch.
ALI; AFTERNOON——.\lore visi—
tors. ons after another. News 111'—
tires from the Capitol. The Sou-at,-
has balked a contlmation of 11
presidential . appointment.
Some "dates" are called off. Several
of the Senate loaders.aro rushed to
the executive mansion in n \Vhltc
House car. More worry.
FIVErTlilll'l‘Y— All this time
mind you the president hasn‘t
stirred his nose out of doors (:XCt'p!
to have his photograph taken 011
the executive office steps. Now he
resolves to lime a :50 minute who:
come what may. Ho doosu' t 111111111,
got it. by any means. but this is 0111
of the days when he does. Ho's sur-
rounded by a group of secret sonic-
men. This is necessary. but. a 11-;111'
isn't much fun ovoriasilngly lag"
by a secret service bodyzaurd. i‘1;:' '1.
atthe White House the river 11'
visitors has been dammed up in tl'v'
president's obscure. Now it’s boil"
and bubbling and trying to hr
through in order to make the 111-11'
of the hour and a half before 11111:»;
time it does break through “we
individuals and delegatioils 1.11.111
7:30.
DINNER—Company. No'. 1.4,-
genlai friend‘s Half :1 down 11
tlclans and'tholr wives. whom
President and Mrs. Coolidge mus1 11-.- i
nice to.-1vl1ethcr they like them or
not.
mm ‘A RECEPTION—1‘11“;-
dent Coolidge ioathes coming donu-
stalrs on such occasions to
byrthe Marine band. He ordcnd 11
cut out. At Just one reception. it
was. Such a roar was raised “111!
he had to yield. He isn‘t boss 1:11.111
in, his own house.
A reception—dust standing 1111 :11: l
shaking hands. ln'successlon. unit :1
couple of' thousand people. none of
whom you care a cent about. and
saying something pleasant.
it Will he,
a great humiliation to the admins-3
tration if it's definitely turned down, 3 '
l i 1° lul‘ Hill is
,1» 1.1511 1 me prrs concerning sell-
‘v‘fll stall at :1 plol‘il.
E11111 l1 slums that your “Lubes 11in
rid-111:1? in NO‘Glllht‘f of this your
‘1":11 1'11ll t.l.ll‘l. to turn your pay for
health. wealth and horn-llitssfil’or
1‘ "thr-l' information. free of thor'o
_‘ you lllf'l‘(
lllr. l
, strains of "111111 to the tuner." pin} 11 1
i 01
11otir n1.1t'1'iago in 13" '
”01:11] il1llllhil‘s and use the first im-
‘.‘-‘.I.
though and those changes
only a tow werds of i. to each 01193'
And doing it with an amiable .mqev . 'lausinuss should stall und1 r the some
Then about i. to bed.
so gt a a presidential day.
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11111 11111- WED
He’ll Marry Boyhood
Sweetheart.
One more trip to the Arctic and
-—if it successful—Roam Amundsen,
famous Norwegian explorer will
marry and settle down to a quiet
home life in his native land. _ 1
If you would know why. go'back
about .40 years and taken peek into
a little school room of Oslo—then
known as Christiana—Norway. Tak-
ing his sweetheart by the hand
Roald. a'14-year-oid youngster. led
be:- to a far corner of the room
where stood a globe of the world.
"Some day i am going to discover
the north and south poles. Then i
smoothing back and marry you."
he said.
And, with school-girl faith. his
sweetheart’promised to wait.
Having passed the halfway mark
ofthe long road to his goal by dis.
covering the south pole in 1911.
Amundsen is about to rralize the rest
of his school-boy dream; He will
take ct! from King's Bay in a huge.
dlriztble May 1. bound for the Arc-
tic.
as is confident that on this trip
he will discover the. north pole. Then
he will return Leandra-the sweet-
heart of to years ago whose name
he mass to reveal—but who. he
11111111. is” osmium: , ':
be for
has up . i. the best years of his life
amen 1e icebergs of the Arctic and
Antat' 1c oceans.
"W villbuyasmall home 5.111111"-
where on the outskirts of Oslo and
live there quietly; .
"‘But of course, that's only on c1111-
dltlon i find the north pole. i will
ne1fer quit'until it has been disco\'-
ered. and these trips into unknown
regions site not for married on: n'
Amundsen started his long caresi
of ice- hound journeys'in 1897 11-11111
he sailed with the'Belgisn . ntarc-
tic expedition. ' It failed to discover
the south pole and the up 'ion
returned home two years later.
“"FOr several years after that. i
made trips to the Arctic and se-
cured mx master‘s certificate." says
Amundsen. "Then. in 1911.111 sail.
ed for the south pole again. it “8"
0" this trlp—my second one there-—
that we discovered the pole.
“According to our present plans
we will cover 2160 miles on our trip
this spring. Our diriglbie. the N1 rde.
is about tone-third the.slzc.ct Ur:
Shenan oah. I.don‘t think there is
any don t that we will discover the
pole on this trip. .1
"Then we will continue flying
at; ,ight over to Alaska. searchint‘
for a confluent believed to its be-
tweenthe pole and North. America."
Won—L..—
11111925. railroads furnished ship-
pers with 99. 7 pe‘r cent'of the cars
they ordered on the days they were
wanted. as Intact 99. ‘3 per cent in
192‘. according to the Railway A118
This achievement was especially no—
table because cf the difficult situa-
tion created in the southeast by the
heavy movement of freight to the
Florida towns.
f‘seehoslmhia'n «purl for 1925
were Whatwliit- 1111.11 1100. an in.
crease 1 per contour toil. ac-
Oculmluioner
l
lites." says'the man v'lml
ll' '- W111 us]: me about your eye-
'Fll‘.1’. As 1111- as i can see. that the
0i“ l'1l11‘l2 you went under out- of
flow :1 l..,1,. been fairly successful and
'.1 1.111011 success. for you
ntul uléh tlilit you will be better.
1'l'1' i also tutor for your better
11111 l11'.tlr1r eyesight. But s‘ill
111 .‘ 11-11 advice in 11. question of
ll? 1'. '.1. l'.‘) consul‘ :in eye 5pc.
, n
11...
1211-11 .luni: You are iii
57411 ' ; Win" and .1 mom with active
1.. 1 1'111l1-l111 rapt-ailing that youl
' .11'1ntor. your patent will be
"111 111 any country. You were
1.1l'1: :1. lm \H‘Jllll)’ and also happy.
11,, ' '1 1'1'111'1 not born successful
":11 have l11'111. Your luck
1". front November of this
pill start, you to climb
mud 1'1! success.
torn Jan. 1. Curl-:11" the
1-" 1'11111'lcorn. 1', means good
111121 1'1'1'1-11. 11':tlors. .\O1v that
'1'/11' t‘Oll‘lt‘l irom relations or
coupons who is vury dear to
"1H1:
1". lb -1'1= may be two chances
or thra- in your favor to find
1- ' Hour-truth: about. your brother
'1 1. this yilll.
‘ I ll, A1114. il"tli. leiug born
: l,1-1'.1n the Lion. you are it typo
' l lav-urtci person. You hate
'1 lot of good things for peo-
.- 5.1,) do not appreciate it. in you!
1:1 won l 1111.- a relax in the fibres
' ." 115511111 01‘ your body to a strong
: l'ltl'on. l sro no improvement in
'illl 1n \i’lylilih also in happiness.
your axkiug me the trouble
you have hall. the only way i
answer tltctt question is to 1:011-
:'11:l' 11 doctor.
ii. 7". May 3"1.th Your planet is
11111'1l111. it. is :1. real estate sign. All
' that you are going
‘.‘mu!
11'
1:123
l:=_: 1.11 son-.11 property. This year may
lulm; the noun lot' you. l 51.13 you
M ii. May 1'15lh Yc
1111-1» 111 11111111' tho plmm‘.
'1r question
Gc-mlni
1‘1';.'.1'1 true. I 1111) very intiCli in {:1-
1111' with your thoughts. I could not
.111111 iour 11111.15'1or1 openly in the po-
[‘11: but i sou moro success also a
you Could so». mo at the lmlIGS' lim-
liiu'e tor 11'Omon only this Thurs-
day at 1"i'11'1'l1 time i will try 2'0 give
"'ul‘lll‘illt'm if possible.
it. A. l). \115 . 12111. You are
bolt: 11111i1r L1 1 and that is 1 sign
irriug . in your case i advise
i-ollow the
pro: 15lon of 110111 thought. Your mar-
li1' 111:1: ulil L11. :1 ltappt one.
7‘. July itl1.Al'tt-1 making a
lbo1o1.:_. l1 study of your case. i see
that you ate a type of a business
pl-rstn ‘ son for you many changes
will mean for
your su'cusa Your {list success in
planet that you onto born under.
“icli is t til’iL'Ct‘ and that means the
early part of July and startingiJuly
of this year you "ill start to climb
up for your [3 siness career. Every-
thing Mil be happy for you. Long
life is promised you.
I. N. S ch. ill-«You are a Li-
bcl'n typo. Libct'a people are very
brillianu brainy and their head con-
trols their body. They usually come
from good loving and living genera.
lions You are apt to make good in
all your undertakings. \‘ory sorry
to answer that we cannot print ans—
wers to your question ill the news-
paper. ’
l. L. May 26,—i'our sign is very
strong towards. your success and
will come first through marriage.
You have made your choice and are
well mated. Your husband will be
very successful. You are to be very
happy in your home surroundings.
Yes. he is a very good man. your
husband.
11‘ C. L. April iS.—Tlie star that
you were born under is chiefly a
business star. it is known as Iris
and it will cooperate with your suc-
o‘ess with a planet known as Equar~
ius. which is the early part of Feb-
ruary next year. Then you will start
to be lucky.
N. T. May lu.——Born under Tau-
rus. you were born to make a very
Hill‘s mafillkmofooldseverywinm-
and in u s. They headache and
{mono thebcordamthcwholesyr
fem. 1331101111.. nothtnglessnlnbk- Coldssnd
Grippe allforptompt, eficienthelp. 3e
mwusctit.
Be Sure It!
Will
your.
you from someone who you have 11111
lng to be a millionaire.
good circumstances.
uood scholar. The only message i
have for you is that you are harm
to be very musically inclined and.
your studies will no 1'1'1y successful
i advise schools or colleges. You
of studies. Yes. to to school.
should be well finishod in the lino
E. T.'I‘. July 9th. According to
astrology. you were born under the
planet knOwn as Cancer. Cancer is
not a sickness. ’1‘th is the name
of your star and it means that there
will he a change in your life, which
may take place in August or this
'l'ltut may bt'inl'; good l‘lt';“F| to
1111111111, 1111-3) and inventive mind. You ill. I”. M. March 17th. Being born
Elm] maize more money by your under Pisces. you were born to lllfllhi'
m .1117 11.1111 by your hands. it is travels. we]! learned. active: your
“:11. I:111‘11”":{[LI‘I‘UJ’fflulégggn MYTH”; heart conrtols your body. You will
1-..1, 1‘: 111111111" to 1"1111 and ti is make visits and you were born to
DWI. 1 11'111't'r of 1time 11111111 you will 2:11“; f‘OllgfidM 11‘1]m‘l'ri‘lijll't‘u‘1.or'lrllcrll:
- ' 1 ’0 '. \1'1 1- _' ' _
in.“ M” ' '1. I T .' ill“
.1 1'. 1.12 Born May 311111. lmtngflpnrfllght ‘zmafifi’x 3133111321“ “1102‘ 11411
1 v‘ ‘111.», 11111. you were born to make good in the newspaper lino. l.
1111., :rutthlo ut times, but i am 11d1'ls1' no nlnl‘l'll‘lf‘1'; “um“ mm:
.“H Hillbilly in favor that better '0’”; °
"WV " '1’1 11"111' upon you soon. After 3‘ " 1
l 11 ' " study of your case. and we Mr “W,- “.1th
«'71:. 11111 :1l's11'cl‘ any medical ques- ‘ P'iHli l
I
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No more coupons will be r1riut1 d
in the columns of The 1311111111; 14111-
tinel. Hereafter fill questions to be
asked. if sent, to All Rajah care at
the Palace tlte:1tro.'.'1ill be anstw
od from the I‘nl"11ctl1att"c stage 1ll- ,
l"'1(".’ \
Plan Fanny (rosby I
Memorial Celebration;
CHIC-ALA), l-"rb. li.——l".u1ls 1111'
memorial 1:1=l1.br;1.tion 11nd whoring ;
in honor o‘ Faulty Cl'os 1y. tho bi ind
11111111 wrii1 r. haw lec'n 11rd; at» d by 1
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HAVE ”THIS TO
DO THIS MONTH
(hurches Have Special
Services for Lenten
Season ~ Scouts At
ltoylc School.
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l".\’ llll" 1
MEN’S
2 PANTS
$22.50
Irving’s Dept. Stdre
68 WASHINGTON 3T.
SUITS
Mugulm was illl'n1'--i over tr. 1hr m.
ml :ltitliorlltus. 111' tli1'~ Sl'imiord 1111.
lice.
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Troop i. ll), l'lti‘l'l liloy Sunnis, tn1t
Inst night at tbr liovlo sob-10'
A 11111'11'1ul s11:'1'11.'1: 11:1:1 lit-l1! :11 St.‘
1.1111135 11111513011111 1'lllll'1'll :1t NAIR;
this llll)l'l1ll‘1;~'. 111 1‘1‘11s«1't'1':m1:o 0! Ash,
\\'1'11lrto.~1lr1,v. Adult :11‘1r1'l1‘1'1i 11lll hv:
holl'. during," [.1111 at tlir. church eucll‘
Thursday ai't-'-l'tto1'm :1t 4 o’clock. ,
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1',lll l'u l'éll-l 1i.» "mini; :1L flu.-
l'l;'11'1'l 11' x ri'-".-11-l'
1' l , . 1 Speed RE Passenger
Tl.» ‘1'1111111;l'lv’r1,'1lo.~;t1:11niucl'sei Wagons Oil”
of tltr {.11 "11 1‘1'111:r z1'lr1nril church
Will 1,‘ 1 (mm 0-1, gunman at Riii’illtihti‘i AND Ol‘illliHCLthi 1
ill". 1'l11111'! :1. l 1.1"'l1:11.l . .
‘ . 1 , \ Inn’s .1.\'11 steassotuus
Tl11- “l'lrit'l"< l’ot't'zull Missionary
51:11'l1't1' (11‘ H11 lilrli'it'n .‘l. 11‘. church HAYDEN
11 ill 1111M :1 11'1n1'luottlttho church to-
'n"101r01 1'11'111'»: at 7 o‘tloclr Several ,
.‘1‘1'1v l'o ‘ 1T:l<l.‘~. furnish music for ALTOMOBILE CO.
1,. 111- 111.11 Tho banquet. will be uti- ‘ ‘
(1., 1.1;. .11, 1. 1.1 fill" Roi-art. Sev- 1.. \t'ugncr. 1‘11 111211 311st.
'lit'ilH', ‘
"[11 “11111:: . 13111111 of St. Luke-'5' 34 WEST AVE. NORWALK
tl‘lllll 11‘lIl 111-.1' 'onml'vm'" utter- ,
1101111 '.11 ll 131'111'2'1 jihl‘lsll house all SERVICE STATIOS PHONE ‘381
1' f)1lL"1'. ‘.‘
Dr. S. Parkts 1 ‘.admon. ivrrsidonl of'
the Federal Council of L‘hur-ltrs of‘;
Christ. in observance of bar blrtlt- 5
day.‘ March 23. Miss 1'le::1 bell: Doton j
of Boston has written a pageant of,
her lite for use in Sunday schools. I
“i-‘anny Crosby. in contrast 111th:
the jazz king of tO-day. died with-E
out having suillt'lent money to lt‘fth’il
for an earthly memorial," sold ["12
t‘. C. Marshall of Bridgeport. Colin.
while lit .1 church conference 1141‘s.!
“She wrote thousands of it) 11111 l
olihcut compensation. 1111']; as ‘lles i
one the Pcrishlng.’ ‘Sato in the Arms.
of Jesus.’ 'Sared by (irate) 'Drziu'l
Me Nearer.‘ l
l
l
"if Fanny Crosby 11'1'11'r li1l11" t1;~1
day these hymns
writer a fortune. We 11110 1'11'1: 1'
once her memory. l1:1"(: a t'1r,..1~1lll
purpose in erecting .1 1111' ntoliul Our .
is a home for aged in memory of.
Fanny Crosby at Bridgopori; tho,
second to keep her name in memory;
by Obscrvlng a lfnuuy Crosby lvit'ilt- l
day."
“Desperate Efforts” To‘
Defeat“ Zoning Lao,
'Ihc boatd of appeals. '1l111l1 will
begin its work when Hat""th1d s zon-
ing ordinance becomes effective Hi-
9
would i1 -.l the
dni‘. plot the other day to organize
and to discuss ill-c; gent-rd 11-11115. (1f
the new regulation.
Reference v.11. 111;11l-': ill the 1'111‘.- i
ing to "deliberat't afforis on 1111'»:
part of route'p-at'sons to nullify the:
ordinance." through the hasty prep-
aration of plans for buildings to be
erected in cones in which. under the
ordinance. the type of building pro-
posed could not his constructed.
Attention was called to tho tact 1'
tliatHu one instance. it “as 1191:113-
sary to approve permits for the crop.
lieu of «leven three-family tens-
menis on Uphill street. although.
under the new ordinance. buildings
of this type-could not be erected on
this street. in view of the zone clot-s1
iticatlon. The board was also told
of tho difficulties encountclr-d
through the so-colled interim zon-
ing crrl‘ once.
aietv months ago. pending the com
pleilou of the general matting regu-i
lotion. ‘ ‘
NEUMONIA :
w‘l’hyddlh- Then begin ;
"cmergsncy” treatment with 1
RADIOS
SOLD 0N
EASY, TERMS
1
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.80.. Rumour Westport
f u
3
tantmtvgsl
bushes
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Sectional Buildings for Ever Porno-1
Write for Free Booklet speci-
fyinl either Garage or liunirsimv
ROI.) BUILDINOfi CO.
35' Vow”
1 parttwtlr s a [13!
11'1'lt.1'1' 1: ltlrlnvuy 1110113131". ’i‘hcro
lira: six Muir-s on tho list. The case
cl 11.10 111.1 in: 11 appalled. The dc-
witich was adoptotl' ‘
musicians-.5 1'23
Six Lose ()pcrators’
Licenses For Your
FRISBIE’S
PIES
'11'1' wrtkl': 11:: of Operators whosel
trusses to drive automobiles in!
(I‘C111111'.1.‘tir11i [3111, 1111111 suspended '
tor ot‘to 3'1 ..r for drn'lng while under
tho lullutt'm; 1:11" liquor 11:1: given out
twin :1! till o‘utc color 1'tltl1‘l'2 do
of the effort to
lllil‘llll”‘l‘. or 1 '1 police 111 Me they
sl11'111'1l 1111111131 01 lhcf1'1llo'1lu5: perv
ans 1'1pr1'111121g motor 1'1: 1111:1122. The
it’llltl'xl list.
Join -l1:'11'ick liothatti. Abii'tgton.
L. (Hit-or Clvrttenls. Danielson.
Charles Mooney. \Vv'st Hartford.
A, Gf‘l'fl'gr‘ White». l‘ut'tnlugton.
Joseph J “'l‘son. Hartford.
Ml‘hiul Sculskl alias Michael
is the
\
Monroe St.
Chukm. East, Windsor Hill
VESTA
Pulley Refrigerating
& Supply Co.
OIL 1311111112113
So. N orwalls
HOW:-
. liver it. for only
OR YOU!
. Can you nfiord to go guessing and
1 ,1' hoping along on a half dead BATTERY!
When we will call for. recharge and de-
.ssvlll-IIOOIIIOOII
75C
'1‘ can do even better than that with the old BATTERY.
remarkably low prices.
Auto.
Just bring it in and trade it for a brand new one at these
Guaranteed one year for Radio or
Repairing by Factory Specialists at Lowest Prices
FOR
Chevrolets. Fords.
Overlauds '
FOR
Siudebakers.
Hudsons, Buicks
$13
50
FOR
Dodge.
, ., Franklin
$15
FOR
Chevrolets. Fords.
HARTFORD BATTERIES
$11
Hudsons. Buicks
Overlands e
3 FOR \ .5
‘ Studebakers, $14
0
\
FOR
Dodge.
Franklin
$19.95?
RHIOO Ampere Hour
RH130 Ampere Hour
48 Volt
96 volt
1: HARTFORD RADIO "3111111111125
$13.50
$14.50 ‘
Special Rates Cu “B” Batteries
$11 .00
$21.00
28 Monroe Street
. .J-.!-9§~
New York. Battery Exchange Co.
81111111 Nerw'aika
1.5
emanation". M.4undantiii1?.if.
Phone Norwclk'1573.
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