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March :4. ms.
Editor. The Evening Sentinel:
. As onsi of the ministers of Nor-
stlk. i wish to commend the very
generous interest you have shown in
the Deacon Taylor Memorial Fund of
the Knight street church. in the
origins! advertising space accorded
as well as in 1%: daily showing of
contributions. V ay I say through
you, however. that I wish the peo-
ple of Norwalk would give to this
fund in the some generous fashion
in. which you have presented it? I
Help ogELEPEONES
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own cit—~43 Wall St.
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( IT DOESN’T PAY
doesn't pay!
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sis. whether the crime
or. robbery. forgery. arson or
ii? toilinv Sooner or later. and mesh
, list. those who try “to get
use cell.
e have had several such lamen-
is cases in Norwalk recently.
rdey there ~ on the episode of
, “ J. Bacillus. charged with
g fraudsiont checks. which it
id will run into the neighbor-
d of $12,000 and perhaps many
builds more.
this. affair came as a shock to
in the city. for the fa'li'ily of
accuses nu been well and isv.
‘ltnown here for some years.
is difficult to otteru'pt t0'fol-
his u... of yawning. To draw
it a... check subunits in which,
finds are deposited seems the
to! folly and inevitably
I to lead to; disgrace and era
The mental quirks of most sl-
criminalil. however. are equal-
ui‘ttlcult to probe. , T
alloy. honestly earned and cure-
l'fipent. is a wonderful friend. ll.
ly obtained it is s. -anzerous
" This it: ~ principle from which
is no deviation and «should
flavor be forgotten.
x
swarm 340.000-
iis bridge committee shouldltake
immediate action regarding
out dock at the 'Washingtcn
st‘brillse- , .
would seem, on the basis of on
published in this newspaper
5.. that: it is up to this coma
to take semester); to prevent
\ Elton}, breakingup and be-
” ahdblutely‘ussless and there-
liow‘ing 340.000 , of the (sway-
oney to disappear into thin
‘(rdiuglto local ensmtsr..»who
to rentals anonymousxat the
in it “ can inlet“ in.
I straighten. out
also build
t ._ unless measures
lto pattih 'up the dock in
u. isgvery likely to
go ritually collapse. His
_ . ho cheapest plan
in deaths worn over.
‘ ' newcomers or
t
our industry had Visited
ya in reducing the evils
.gfi t6 s‘nunimumulare
0
on will I teach transgressors thy
And sinners shall be con-
. I .
fitness ‘ineffectually seeks to
1 ice itself~like a drunken man
'I to show how sober he is.—
m is the inevitable conclusion
”it onto to when you read about
‘ yploits of alleged or confessed
i!
{one of a number of minor of-
y‘hins for nothing, and up in a
stop, located in the northern half
Emerson cl. Taylor of'vfiartford has
been‘ assigned for citizens military
training camp duty this your.
will be in direct charge of thestu.
dents from this state in opsociation
with the 13th infantryres'siar or.
my'this year, means that’young men
from this state Who enrollrfor the
1928 citisens military camp at Camp
Devens fromnugust ‘i to the 30th
will be trained and cared for by cp-
serve officers from their own state.
the dinner of thsWstel-bury Womo
en's Republican club by the officers
, ot:tils‘..felup.¢y‘esterdsy. At its Mon-
sly/pig i‘s meeting. the club voted
ie‘holdjthiy tarsus; at The Elton the
that pull in April. leaving it to the
mom
assassins;
' accommodate them. The dinner will
be holds“ plant. » *-
' stills continuous; demolition. Mrs.
Arthur use» amuse rd
Known: _ j [reruns .
. sis sad expect to?hi10§..flfl-' Alice-
Merritt studious. .yuispumison of
Ksrtfordaudtlov. Iohn B. Trum-
bull present stitlls dinner.
believe that this is a very worthy
and needy cause. and one which the
city really ought tolsupport. I am
sure Councilmnn Mills would not xive
his time so freely and sponsor the
fund before the public. had he not
first satisfied himself of the legiti-
mate warrant therefore.
May I say furtherihat the inter-
denominational Ministers’ Group of
Nofwalk and surrounding towns
have more than once endorsed this
enterprise. and have taken unani-
mous action to commend it to the
public. The past.or.iRev. W. Henry
Lamar. has been avmcmbcr of our
group, has the confidence and esteem
of all: and. what is a very unusual
occurrence in his church. has been
reappointed beyond the, legal pas-
toral term. especially to bring this
building program to completion.
II feel. Sir. that the citizens of
Norwalk ought to come to tile assist~
ance of this small group who are
able only with sacrifice to carry on
the regular Will: and hnlp them
meet this obliga ‘n of $5.000 to
complete the building and $6.000
unpaid on the work nircady done.
They have persevered heroically to
bring the work forward thus far:
and it would take but small Rifle
from the many (or a few large gifts)
to put them over the top. ‘
0
Hitched .
I am wonder-inn. Sir. it with all
your generous space and approval.
the enterprise has really had any
fair consideration from the city. I
hope in fairness as fellow-citizens
and in true charity as followers of
Christ we all may have some part
in helping this first Negro church in
' HOW TO KEEP}! WELL
_ By on. noun a. comma
surgeon General, United States Public lie-lib Service
20 YEARS AGO
W ..-
The foliowtng il‘clns appeared in
the issue of the Evening Sentinel cl
Norwalk. that they may he prepared
to carry on the work they have been
Providentinliy established to do
among ihnir own race in our midst.
Yours very sincerely. R
REV. CHARLES S. GRAY.
;
Around 1 The S State
Bank Commissioner John B.
Byrne is ill at his home in Putnam
with the grippe. It is not expected
that he will be able to be at his of-
fice at the Capitol again this week.
Judge John L. Gilson of New Ha:-
ven will go to Washington next
week to attend a hearing before the
committee on foreign affairs which
has the resolution offered in the
House of Representatives last week
by Cong. Tilson of Connecticut and
in the Senate by Sen. Swanson of
Virginia.
This resolution would permit, the
first and second companies. Gover-
nor's Foot‘gudrd, and the Putnam
Phalanx of Connecticut and the
BEATING THE MOSQUXTO.
Mosquitoes differ greatly in their
habits..Eioms species are most com»
moniy found near the home of man.
and a few species are found almost
’ exclusively in the immediate vicin-
ity of human habitation. This is
particularly true of the species
commonly known as the yellow fev-
er and dengue mosquitoes.
Another species which may be
called the wild mosquito frequents
the common salt marshes. A third
class. sumetimes called the semindo—
mestio class. may be found both
shall! human habitation: and
swamps and fields. It. is to this
ssmi~domestic class of mosquitoes
that the genus Anopheles belongs.
The genus Anopheles is the mos-
quito commonly associated with the
spread. of malaria and known as the
malarial mosquito.
Mosquitoes pass
stages, the flrit stage. the egg 0
embryo;
larval the third. or pupa stage. and
fourth. the image or adult winger
insect. The three earlier stages in
the life etc mosquito are passed in
i
through fun
the second stage.
the
the 1'.
their
fever
tatlon
flou'Ier
it
prints
hollow
M
Light Infantry Blues of Richmond,
DIARIEN
avenue
Va, to go to Europe this coming
summer for visits to England.
France and Belgium. Rep. Schuyg
isr Merritt and E. Farm of Cons
nectlcut and Sen. Hiram Binghum
of this state together with Rep.
Henry Shl'tleorge Tucker and others
of the Virginia delegation are also
tailoring the resolution Before the
ioint committe.
, . ., . x.
All announcemeutto the effect
that the 300th" infantry, 76th divi-
of the state andoomx’nandod by Cal.
and
The allotment to. Connecticut for
he camp is 648. :
April 23 was let u the date for
this out} on what day
week the hotel eduld.
Mrs. ‘vfiorti‘msp. derision? chairman
.._
Mum
BIR- 7 ll mall
*CELERRATED
Boy ScoutflDance Due
Apr. 30 -'-' Neroton
‘M‘an Falls From
Home ”In South.
A pariy~ was; given recently in
honor of the‘ilfth birthday of Mar-
tin J, uneasiness”. Jr. senor Mr.
and Mrs , Martin .J. fillsu‘gbnossy.
Post road. '. Many were present and
an interesting sprogram_ of games
was enjoy-ed.
served to the younsstsrs.
'Among those present were;
Shana. Doilothy Holly.
Rita and Marjorie Delan. Margaret
Wright. . Estelle, ‘Pslinsr. ._
Shana. Jack Holly. William Dolsn.
Eugene Wlimonit. John Dol'su. Mi-
chael Haulage. Alfred Wine. games
Gentiles. James Riley. Donald Bonn:
iy. Thomas Quirk. Henry Emmott.
Francis Sharer.
thry Hmlth.
r
Afioroton Knights resident. aim
Russl,‘ 1mm “coconut-iota the
'(‘..‘trsiol‘ng
Refreshments were
, ‘ hiss
Dorothy.
Peter
John same and
, '- e o
nil... Iii-us mm noise
the Da
way he
with ill
the De
Mrs;
i Hfiikhts,
ersi weeks. Mrs. Much or Vermont.
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bytorian
Clhtltl.‘
They usually
held last night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Tibbetts. Falriield
A larger attendance is expected at
the regular meeting‘of the Triangle
club to be held tomorrow night at
Henry Stark of Old King's High-
Mrs. Frank Harlow. ofxt‘llenbrook,
a teacher at the Hindlcy Junior
High school. is confined
The mid-week prayer service
was held last evening at 8.
O s I
The uuartetts of the Ncrolon Pneu-
Frldsy evening at the church.
I t 0
Mosquitoes do no: breed
breeding pieces. The
mosquito and others of
except ground water.
pots and in osvc gutters.
The species of mosquito to which
the malaria-bearing insects
may be found breeding in part.
ly filled water barrels, in the hoof-
of animals, in old tin cans. in
tree stumps and in postholes.
is My
Discs of
. N oroton Heights.
- 0 C 0
rich M, E. church.
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a new sedan.
s purchased
t O O
to her home
is
in
nose.
I O O
of
rim ‘ Congregational church
John flu. Wood. of Noroton
has had he a visitor for say-
church will present the
"mint to Calvary.” Good
in
vegetation or on the wet grass in
bushes.
Mosquitoes differ not only in their
habits but also in the chuacter of
yellow
the
first species mentioned. may be
found breeding in‘ almost any col~
leeticn of water near human habi-
They
have been found in old tin can. con-
taining mun, in broken bottles. in
tube and barrels. in cisterns. in
belong
an.» illusion. lama.
ever. grass be cited pools and '
itches through which water flows
ut slowly.
Some species of Anopheles brevd
frequently on the edges of
free running-brooks. The wild mos-
quito selects i‘i‘ breeding
much the same character.
March 26. 1906:
A large number of residents in tho
sent a petition to the district com-
mittee. protesting against the burn-
ing of soft coal in the hosting ap-
paratus of the school.
s e e
A large force of men. under the
direction of the supervisor of docks
of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford ,Rsilroad Company have.
started work rebuilding the large
dock at Wilson Point. ‘
1 0 o .
William Daniels, of Elli-ermine, has
the contract for building the wocdcn
linseed bridge at Bell island. He
has started to get out the timbers
for the work or his saw mill in Sil~
versatile.
. .11‘ ~ lentil)...” - .r..7 - ‘4
lil‘. Alvin D. Wadsworth is having
ll garage constructed on his property
at More Hill.
C O o
(thruster Merritt has sccllrod a po-
siiilm in the store of the Comstocll
Clothing Company.
0 s 0!
A large white horse owned by
irving lisli. the truchmnn. dropped
flood in Water‘strest. this morning.
1- I
It is expected that n large crowd
will no lo the Armory this evening
in witness the, basketball game be—
mwu the Company F and Yale
teams.
.- e 0
Harry Alnmorih. of East Norwalk.
spent Sunday in New Haven.
s s e ‘
The public schools are to be closed
this week for spring vacation.
t t s
More is good skating on the Alex
Raymond pond in‘nowaytonh
1- ‘ t r
The Rope and i’ipe Association is
planning a smoker to be held next
track. i
Is It" Your: Birthday!
THURSDAY. ‘MARCH Iii.
if so. you will be the kind termed
i
vicinity of the Franklin School have.
company will he held tomorrow noon.
Episcopal church will hold a food
sole
street. near Osborne avenue. tomor-
row afternoon at 2 o‘clock.
coeds of the sale will be used for the
work of the guild
I!
church will be Hold this evening at
7:80. Members and visitors are ask-
ed to bring their
during the past few days.
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run Mime smmouru NORWALK. CONN.
THURSDAY, MARCH 25.1926.
EAST NORWALK]
EAST NORWALK
STREETS BEING
TOP DRESSED
Scraper At Work, Ruts
Leveled Off, Holes
Filled In, and Grad-
ing Done.
”-
The local street department hall
begun the spring work of repair.—
lng East Norwaik streets and grad-
ing it few roads. Various streets, in-
cluding Gregory boulevard. h'lV9
been filled in and the deep ruin
leveled oif. although several smaller
holes are found in many streets.
SPECIALLY INVIT: D
Every service permitted by re-
sponsible banking is extended to
our many friends.
We invite you to make this your
bank.
F
J
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THE
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD TRUST C0.
NORWALK, CONN.
A road scraper was busy at Fort
Point street and East avenue yester—
day afternoon leveling o'ff the mound i
of dirt where the streets meet. When
the paving of mast avenue was com ‘
pisted it was well along towards win i
tor and conditions would not per
mlt the city to fix the junction or.
several streets along East svenuc.
it is understood the scraper will
love] oil' the approach to the cunt
bound railroad station. which hm
been a source of a. great deal of
danger lo aulo drivers, especially at
night. (taming from the station the)
are llmllllc to watch the road in hell.
dircclinns us than have to use ex-
treme caution on“ the approach to
Final avenue.
Several other improvements are
schndulml to be made which will in-
cludc the widening of the corncr at
Winfield street and the installation
of a irnfllc sign at that corner.
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Boy Scout Meeting.
Troop 6. Norwalk Roy Scouts. met
FRIENDS
A man's success often depends upon the!
right kind of friends. Establish a friendly rc~
lzllionship with this bank, and you will be sur-
prised to learn of the help and cooperation that'
you may receive in your various enterprises.
The City National Bank ‘
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
in iill',‘ auditorium of the Roger Lud-
lmv Junior High school at 7:30
o’clock in st cunning.
t t 0
fl
Buys Now Home,
Chester Guthrie. manager of the
Modern Grocery CO.'S store at Covc
avenue and First. street, has pur-
chuscrl a now home on Fourth sirccl.
t 0 0
Vnion ('lnm‘ll Services.
The union services of the East
Norwnlk churches next week will be
held Tuesday evening at the Advent
Christian church; Wednesday evc-
nlng at the East Avenue M. E.
church; Friday afternoon from 12
to 8 o'clock. in th. Christ Episcopal
church. and at night in the Swedish
Congregational church. Each church
will hold its own service Thursday
night. '
A specialized form of communion
and love frost, in celebration of the
Lost Supper. will he held at the East ‘
Avenue M. E. church.
0 Q
Miss Ethel Corbett. Winfield street.‘
has room-crud from several days' ill-
ness which forced her to remain at
home.
a
s e
The mid-work prayer service of
the East Avenue M. E. church will
he held this evening at the church
at 7:45 o'clock. “The Cross and the
New Testament Gospel." will be the
subject discussed by the pastor. Rm:
Charles 5. Gray. The topics for “it“
next few \vi‘oks lit the services will
doll] with the meaning or the cross.
Those who plan to unite with the
East. Avenue M. E. church on East-
rer Sunday undiluve not been bap-
tized. will be lmpiizud next Sunday
morning at the church service.
0 .
site for example aieakiiig
. spigot “Perhaps the water
3 lost doesn’t amount to much.
V ' Ifyouoonld 0 catchitALL it
worddfill a good sized
veSsei in time. Same
Willis leaking
pocketbookJi‘qb time lead! «:2
The South Norwalk- Trust Co.
Service
Qaunrmmmw
t
The weekly fire alarm loci of the
Mayflower Hook. Ladder and Bose
sl . C
The Women’s Guild of the Christ
at Fey's market. Van Zuni
The mm
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The prayer and Bible study servo
es of illepllwcdlsh Congregational
Bibles.
e s e
Residents report they seen robins
n' several sections of East Norwullt
The weekly prayer service of the
make deposits here regu-
in mind—It might be for
a Home, for investment
purposes, or to go into :
business of their 0 w 11
Still others look forward
Many People in
“South Norwalk
larly in our Savings
Department with a
Definite Objective
A Pipe,.Dream
Come True
Heat has been distributed ”dupes .4
for ssrs~u natural process. are e
col . carried the ‘ssine war—only:
you don‘t see the pipes in a
O O O
Entitled?
’i‘h 're all hidden. Gone isles sud
theeice bill. No more do u do-
, . "good mixer." Advent Christian church will be held to the time when they Md on the in. in. scale
Dailies“ grilleswtghswjlfilzneg ‘1th a you will enjoy‘ belonging to and at the church this evening at 7245. can retire f 1' 0 m active :uuwent ur‘fiflmthkmg
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