TONIGHT’S EVENTS.
mum—"Mike."
Palace—“Tho Still Alum." ‘
Regent—“Hands L'p."
Murcia 2.-.\1isl
entertain B. R. club.
COMING EVENTS
March 6.—-—Executive Meeting.
Council Nor. Girl Scouts at G. W.
club on Main street.
lurch 5.—Qua.rtette to sin;
Eureka Rebekah meet tonight.
March 5,—Biugo Party—Daugh-
ters of Aiokanna.
March U.-—-Bcout daughters and
Mothtru Supper at Bike Club.
March 9.—Court Frances Dance.
March 9.-—Mothors and Daugh-
ters Supper. Auspicoa of Girl Scout
Asaociotion at Elks Home.
March tit-Garden club to meet
at home of Mrn. Calvin Barton.
March 12.——llospital Seminary
Committee St. Joseph's Church Card
Party.
March 13.—Fa.lriiold County Re.-
publican Women's Luncheon at
Pickwick Arms. Greenwich.
March 17.—Mouihly Meet of Mo-
thers' Club, Norwalk Congregation-
al church. '
March 17.——St. Patricks’ Party.
Doorkceper's Circle King‘s Daugh-
tors.
March l7.-—-Wuuoma St. Patrick's
Party at Iled Men‘s Hull Main
Street.
March 17.-St. Patrick‘s Party—
Sizr of Columbia,
March 19.—America.n Association
of University Women open moot at
home of Mrs. George Knapp 179
East Avenue.
March 22.-—Meetiug of Mildred
Allor Professional Dancing Class.
i March 26.-—0peu House Girls'
and Women's Club Motion Picture
"Empty Hands" to be shown.
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Sun and Tide For Tomorrow. .
Sun Rises .. 6:26 A. ill!”
Sun Elem 5:45 P. M.
High Tide 12:55 A. .1“.
Low Tide 7:16 P. M.
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A man hole cover in Cedar street
was broken when a large truck ran
over it sometime during the night
A new cover was placed on the man
A spare tire was stolen from an
automobile owned by the Motor Car
company. North Main street. whih
lt. was parked in West avenue last
evening. The South Norwnlk police
are investigating.
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4 -—RAdioo and Victrr‘lan cold on
easy terms. Donne'lly.—-Adv.
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Second District Clerk Arthur
Sterling is ill at his home. Falrtleld
. avenue. '
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ling of garments in given the closest
attention at The Twin (‘ity Valet”;
Establishment. Work called for ‘ond
delivered 67 No. Main St. .Phono
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Irving Bradley. formerly employ.
ed in the shoe store of Milton El-
WOod. Washington street. has taken
North Main street.
-—Bituminoua Household
Harris a. Gena—Adv.
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It has been decide-d to postpone
the initiation of the 40 and 8 Amer-
‘, loan Legion. scheduled for this city
Much 13. until March :7. The
”Catching crof' of the Weneheoter
County \‘olturo of the to and S.
were unable to be present March 1?
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Graduate. benedict The Jeweler—-
Adv.
Xally of Webster street. was ellgh:
l: lnjm'od when he fell on the
sidewalk in Webster street at the
‘ mr ct the fiantord building yac-
5, term ital-noon. omnibus to a
report made to the South Norwalk
police.
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chm-ch um mag: bum after-
noon at 3:43 lumen-unkn-
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win he not; mu «m in the
mug-hum Fabian
.5 main m *- mil bl! hall!
at: g, Mary’s church tomorrow
m n: 3 o’clock for Dave I.
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—Jl'ho cleaning. dyeing and pro;-
3 position in the Palarre Hooter;
Coal.— '
mayo. 3.13mnedu-
mutter-minimums. D11;
N W‘ , CaughtSmper
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i" City Briefs .9
Marie Claus] to
C. C. Bruce. railway eecilon forc-
nmn at partleti. 1a.. recognized
l-‘ranil Carter. Omaha’s anipcr. as
near Bartlett. and brought about his
capturo. He will recoiveiho 51,000
reward that was offered for Carter's
arrest.
The following real estato, tram-
fershavo been filed with 'I‘own
Clerk“ Herbert H. Smith :
Anna Lovy to Charles Low, lots
and buildings. South Main street.
Ralph H. Case to Clifford P.
llayos. ot oi. the lots. R'owayton
Beach,
.iri‘nalia ll. Jessa to Minic'J. Bou-
tpn, lots and buildings. Quiniurd
pluco.
Chariot-s A. Smith. to Gerhard li‘.
Behro. lots and buildings._ Harbor
View bench.
Homestead Salon Corp. to Clinton
Trading Corp. lot and buildings. Por-
ry avenue and Blivermine road.
Simon' A. Kolligian, to Nathan
Fromer. lot and buildings. Osborn
avenue. ' ‘
Edwin L. Matter to Cecelia W.
Butler; 5 acres and building, West
Norwaik avenue.
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afternoon at 3:40 p. rm, to the Nor- ; "31 ”0'33- "”7 “3'0 0M ‘
:walk Kappa, where she had hceofiwl'vh pens dipped in venom o. nan»
J. McNally. son of Mrs. June: Mo- confined for the put two weeks.
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Charles J. Hint; the owner iannonnced that. bonanza-g, March 1.
o! the building. was notified orthefiu mem'cars would levy a chm-go of
£5 per mm. at the interest rocetved
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The W mom or the A. .me account of ounce-gown mu
0. B... will meet tomorrow «remind other; The new charge in laid
a. arbour: clubhouse. Wear fto represent merely the minimum
smut. at S p. in. This will be the'whic‘n
main: business meeting a: the 3:1:- ‘: dividzmi banks are permitted to or'
Robert E. Denim has been ill at;
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“Home News” Enjoyed
In St. Petersburg
Oat‘ar S Mills, of Rownyton. who
has been spending the winter in St.
Petersburg. Fla.. is soon to return
to his home. The Evening Sentinel
today received the' following note
from him: “Kindly do not send any
more issues of The Sentinel to 1110' at
my Si. Potershurg address. Thank
You for your- promptnou in mailing
all the papers that you have to us
here. We“ have greatly enjoyed
taping the 'home ncn's'."
Deaths and Funerals
William P. English
The funeral of William P. Enz-
lish. Civil War veteran. who pane-l
auny Sunday at tho Fitch Home for
Soldiers in Noroton. will mke place
tomorrow morning: at 9:30 o'clock
from the chapel of the Home. in-
terment will be in Spring Grow
cemetery. «
Mr. English was formerly a Nor-
wali: h‘acksmith.
John P. Webbcr
The funeral of John P. Wehb‘vr
Civil War veteran. who passed‘away
yesterday morning at his home. 16':
Main ctr-act. after a. long lupus. wtll
be tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. from the home. Rev. De-
Witt '1'. Van Doren. pastor 0! th(
Church of Devin:
Health; will ofticiato. Interment
will h»:- in Riverside cemetery.
the latter walked along the tracks .
.. .. THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALR. CONN
Erasmus Tells Norwalk .
About Peace and War:
Religious Education Institute Learns. Abouti
Famous Dutch Satirist of Fifteenth Cen-
tury and What He Thought of War.
Erumuo. the fifteenth century
Dutch Molar. tbo‘smt middle-ot-
tho-rood ticuro of medieval Linton
"no the subject of Professor Balm
'ton‘u looturc It the lnatltuie'of Ro-
llxioul Education in the South Nor-
‘wnlk Congregational church last
evening.
Erasmuo lli't'd in limos which
were notatirrina' no they am today
The world was in u rrllgioua up-
heaval then Ind Erasmus lilstiu»
guishcd himself by keeping on u
even kool. Ho would not ho ml.
per cent with the Penn nor Would
hobo 100 per cont with Luther
lie was with much in lmllln thing:
and against ouch in others.
_’1‘hu nrlocilon from Eruaniua‘:
writings-rend by l’rotousor linin-
ion’. dealing with tho iniquiiion m
writ", aroused t‘oiioidcrublo iutorrui
last night bocauao whiiu the word:
am a bit quaint all tho argument:
uuod by tho'puuco-nt-any-priuo him
today are found in tho argument oi
old inasmuo-uhcu he wrote:
"Peace upeuim in hor own person
and complains not no much for her-
self on for men who havo tho folly
to reject her. War brings every ill
and pence ovcry hlrusinx. llow thou
con man be short of mud to rcfuun
her?
“i might be morn patient if the
irrational roioctod me. llui‘i din-
covcr that tho celestial hodll-s by n
happy equilibrium preserve entm'nm
peace. and the very atone: show ut-_
truciion liko tho .ioadnione. Many
plants are barn!" .u‘iihoui. ihn umlo.
Sheep and wine food in t‘loclts;
crnnen and crown fly in truopu.
siorku ham public cousulialioun;
oven lions show no fierconoss to tho
iionn and tho boar doen not hrnndiai)
his tooth against his broihrr hour:
the serpent has no venom for tho
serpent and ii is provorbiul ihut
wolf in kind to tho wolf.. l-Jvnn the
devils. who distributed the eboncorri
or earth and hmvon preserve muon-
imity' among thoinaoivea.
Man The Exception
"Mon to.man alone cannot ho rt:-
conciled, whereas one would havo
thought itmoatouay. for-man is
endowed with reason and speech.
Man has been formed with the no-
cesaity of cooperation. There. could
be no birth without coniugnl union.
and life would be extinguished at
the threshold without tho ministries
‘or amndly hand. Tho animals are
created with appropriate weapons
for defense or office but man alone
la mode unarmed. and in 1 state of
porfoct imboclliiy. that he may fin/l
hiosafety in nmoz-inilon and alliance
with hits follow creatures.
"After all. then. what'infornal be-
ing. hac burst uunricr every bond?
One would think that the.common
name at man'would be sufficient. to
unite those who hear it. and if not
this the surely the norm of Christian.
When I hear man pronounced. l
eagerly run to him an to a. creature
purposely created to "no. and if to
Man the title of Christian is added l
fly with additional upwd.
“i one a city onclonred with walls.
and assume that those who have the
same ramparts. the some lawn,
thoae who are embarkth on the
some voyage and are surround to tho
days.
enter the court: of kings. I new man
(cotton. shaking hands. NP... hull
there in not the least. aymptom of}
sincere friendship. All in paint until
varnish.
a war lean blrm-‘h‘ though no lbw ftp;
rious. The rhetoricion to at Variance'
Wilhtho‘logican. the theologian withé
the lawyer. the ricotta: with thei
Thomint. the nominally. «run the;
FRANCES E. HARRIS. .
Mrs. Frances E. Harris. of 3 Mon-L
we meet. wand away yesterday,
She was. 73' years of age. She is
survived by one son. Robert B. Ear.
r15. of Stamiord. Funeral arrange-
ments will he announced later.
The Saw Tori: Clearing House no:
on loom! placed to Wall Street for
91.4
no. .—
hrm‘sn must. exact. and in-
rnnge tor charge: flow that time
1" they feel it. necemry.
street are Visiting in New York City
today Thin afternoon. they are no
{finding the Louis Gran-am recital
at the Hotel Rocoevelr.
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Attorney Paul R. Connery. o: Nor-
walk. is in Bridgeport. today on
business.
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A meeting at the Phoenix Engine
crummy- will' be held in their 31m
street fire station tonight
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Edvard Kills. of Cranbury. clip-
pedcnthetcohndsynmad
“motorizexorwailzw.
Dr. William J. “trace: found that
nun. Inflated a. broken it!!! in; Jun
shove the amide. Tito inland leg
was pinned 1:1 splints and mm was
sent ham.
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Robert Hunt col-nod .1 Connecting
communist mmmntiflo marker «on
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then to all
prefer ":tn peculiar mom-r. When;
i see then: at : distance all seems:
favorable. Their mrplim are whim. 5
my favorite colon“! see the figure;
at the cross upon than. symbolic of:
peace.
other by the pleasant name. at broth.
or. ‘1 see. the some worship. lite
I hear their: calling each
priest. and even among the; «mastic
orders the D‘mihl 4“ {immerse with
the Franciscans. the» Benedictine:
men the Bernodmes. and won Muh-
lathe-m crummy the Ohm—
m can]: also Spiritual: to despair
I turn to some quiet monastery, but
I cannot and one. I bunm'oo relate
on «no: animal: filmy ground: out
w venerable with the warheads
and towns. involve them-elves in
em with.
"I can to 10wa Li's where in
some dangers. that these will re».
ceive me. But l can may only a {cwlfimme inoffengiw, Wow"
fwhun they coma to «hunt.
" 1 leave the common people nndlmg the xoapoi of
embracing each other with great at. l minotrvri
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“ I turn to loomed. men. but find:MW 1” i“ “W" ”9’0 I
"So 0mm dimppoll‘lierl, wbltl'reréremedy Manse the darn
than I turn? Whither but to the; ’
houses of. religion. Religion is mm-f
Christians and prion”;
.atggy men'a lives but to luv.
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some rules. the me comtlomi ”gum“ in 8 mi: and aim-m
But namely to orient agreed withf
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had shed the blood oi the hmthnn.
Tho Christin“ ldonl.
"If We turn to ilm No“ 'l'm-iu
mom «a find that mu Sou oi‘ Mun
oamo to our") in ruoom‘iln rho
world to tho iv‘uihvr .Wimi dill
lmvo an a loxuoy'.’ A pompous w
linuo. n largo catnip or an mnpiw‘
Nothing of tho Mud. "My wow i
give unto you" in his! lani mayor in
his l‘iiihur (In! onu. To his followup
ho garr- u hmlpzn "lly thin rhnli nil
men know that yo arr: my din-drum.
that yo low. our nuoilwr." lir «lrnw:
almrp stcol ili‘io ilw lvom‘la 0f llll‘
hrolh 7 Chrikt cullu hiiunvli .1
aiirpiu d and his fullowrrs ohm-y.
Did you owr N‘l‘ nhrwu civsiru)‘ v‘u'h'h
nihrr‘.‘\\‘lmt nrvnior lmrm mum
on. rot princes on tho plunhtrrl Wr-
:u-v in ho llllli‘ tho illlon oi ilh
fluid, yri ilwrn urn i‘.i'0\\'iii‘il mim‘r- .
ul.|0u..\\-lm for a piiiauvo of lliHnM
will will inrrvniu nr lmmuu l'luml
(Tln‘lst ltmupurod himiwll in u lwu.
Simll (.‘hristiunr (H'i liko iumlw‘.’
“Cannot. \rn l‘m unliml who lisiw
so mum in rmmnon'.‘ 'l‘lu- wuw
Supper of tho Lord. "w Nilllu m;'
pui'r-nl,‘ tho mum roligir-n ilw 1mm
lif'll\‘l“|ily .lvrumloiu'.‘ Ami if
Will not mail. thou rnimol \W. i...
brought ionoihor by mil' rnilim-u
nor-mum:- film-hm: and uni”...-
pills are morn Hum u‘r mm lil'ui
wilt-n t‘lu'inllanu hm'o lwln :ui pmn'o
With iiwir rivrl; and at war mil:
their nvighlmrn.
Ilium. linlh Anal Mm.
"'l'lnl .».\nmplm ni' Ollli‘l‘lv ought 1..
put 1m to zlifmu. ‘l'hn JUN: iiuhi
only will: lorvimwrp. un-l tin, 'l'llll.«
urn ui pcuco \Vllh thomnrlvm. Wlm.
ion l-ullp. i'mi. how often llli,\'o an,
0"" Uilriniluun lwru nrrnywl unninm
a llkn nnmht-r prupnrtrd iu ihrull
nword or lloyonot into nmrh uihh".
boxwrln. lit‘nnin light only Winn
guudml by luinznr. but the llllfll‘ll"ltl
proton is sufficient to r-mln'uli rum:
in war.
"Who in rnuponaiilin for nii this"
Not the common pooplo uhn him;
to erect cillrr. Consular tlw warn of
undhriukvn by llinza in tho drill
ment of tho poopln who for H.“
murt part hnvo not known mm, P
wan all about. A-prim-o flnria .H
musty parchment and on w
Biron‘gih claims noizhlmring tom.
low on if it. mutton: who in v»
person or from what family i
come! moi-trim ho'ruirn'wnii. Al. :
other allop'on that name pnlni. in ;-‘
treaty of a llunrlrwl Iii'iil'lt'n .' 7
been inf ing‘cd. And thus an» infli. .
who or 0 war in m‘Ilt-r that “Hf.
mny brook tho national unity mt
pilinm the poor at immv. .
f'lt in not tho young will. mm;
worn. Gray ham low to null l‘.
helmet.
laymen .Vot To ”him.
"It is not tho lniiy, (or Malay-x,
cardinals and vicnra of CM!"
nothiunh to Moomo the fin».
of war. What pound-a murvirtnr,
mm there he hntqun a mier .l
helmet, a pastoral ‘sinf! and n ..
n volume of tho gonprl and :2 r ,. '
[Jo‘you rcwrc‘nrl nir, will: '.
head and lurpilcl: on. summon»
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tho English clvrqv fl;-
fmm the, pulpit agilim' *~
Prenrh and the French 33’1”." ‘
English. .‘Ioz more than one at 9-
unged p'w‘we and tiwtr lows “mu-ll
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thorn. Ah the fathers of (5.2:: .,;;
V-llfcll' ”004“?”ny mgr: a. 7.01:? " 4‘
law. order 'oM rrzligion. Thin:
come to such a, pan-a that it is I:
M. foolish and uteknd to now. 9 A
Nani. conflicit .
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realist and the Plotonlnt Wlth muffin-"Mt thorns at Christ‘s ”7:.
»‘ Peflpnxefx. Dispute pushes fromlqmi'ilaim follow that army 4
argument to ahoso. from “my: mkbmhopg preside in camps.
Misty-cuffs. and if they do not use) It is no wonder mu. g ig’j'.
another. breath the spirit of Mars to mums.
‘3’355 gives oomleaianiicol :m ' .
ice. imam. The am: :3 :5,” WWW-"v ‘5:
their conduct. with tho clon'
llgior. and the cross in pa:
their banners. .\ hotter m
would no. .3 dragon. a rim;-
wait. The cross is the s:i;:'.*'m-
him who conqueror! mt. by flat:
but by dying. who came not . =
But now the noon fights ADI-“53’.
nations new
into 3 sewer. ls tho Christian *1
its strong than that or blood“
"How is peace to no gunman:
.‘e'ot. by royal mart-raga but
figuring the human heart. Show
daily the brunt or war shroud 22-.
made to fall on those who start
"Let a mu; remember that 9’1:
bow to? to improva bin realm to
no: to take terrifhry from orl‘mra
but to buildup known. Bo
'too jealous for national glory to
iafiotten inconsistent «in; mutt-arm:
niobium.
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would coa morn.
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cheapest: our
Ml this the firing
may do.
"The most importanc sup v.1-"
wards peace in to sincerely dosit‘n.
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Greenwich Red Man .
Work Degree '1' .
intompm donut ml to con-i
Barron on. a- am. at ulna enndiflumn
at the Coca cf». 5'9. 2‘1. Rod Hon.
.1: the. lady; rum, mum when
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tip it" .
.Wt mun. fool that ho infiu'ium n.
urruiuyt onlumillva upon mil man,
hvmi. Humidor inn, lap! in: y- :m
over unw ivu iionu urruymi ugnlnm‘
the past tru ymrn. 'l'iwy inn-m lunu‘
primers: and are a. 2133 mi: ‘Jt-r
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