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Directl . jolnadg‘co‘iouth Norwalk
by the ' summon .strost bridge is
1cm limit. instiymrocd or her slo-
gan. “The fastest growing section or
the town." That thisds no idle boast
is readily apparent. from the amount
3% construction work‘ always in prop
so. ltnrticuldrly new houses, for East
Nor-walk, though business-wise alert.
is essentially mzhotne community.
A particularly commendable feature
about'E‘ast Norwailt people is their
loylitlrmto‘thorneighborhood In which
thop'jiiis. The pm Norm“: School
and Mire-{Districts mean to them a
gen " rdpinina oi isterestsnnd fur.
—
unisiri’Qppovtunityiior’s grep; deal at
‘ (“V ‘ ‘ - . "a «H- , I J
[inE ‘ A .ireusirehere is’a unique
00 ‘ tiishnr‘"mr "residents
would! prietlcilly fiery} public utility
. at: an actual city. including-68h lip-to
department."
date and! eibci‘ant In
good trolley service. piped water. .a
sewer. system that is..axceiied by none.
.,.pchoois that are a pride alike to par-
.
..u~
. theirbomw. ,
guts and pupils. a growing mum of
"street and commercial electric lights.
and the best churches. There is also
it "chainendable social life and many
\olher advantages that appeal to those
seeking a locality in which to make
. Although East Norwnllt does not
hnve‘s town or. city government oi her
one. her .iire district prerogatives by
legislative grant permit of a wide
range of action. is is shown by the in-
stallation oi the sewer system. the
electrical system and the the alarm
system; all-within the last two or three
years. Those utilities oi an urban
community gives an apt illustration of
the spirit at progress among mm
Norwalit people, who number more
than tlis..popuiution of s great many
whole towns in the state. East Nor-
wniu at the present time has in the
neighborhood or 42000 inhabitants, with
"her population being added to more
ritpidfy‘ now than ever be‘iore. ‘
Especial emphasis has been placed
on the point that East Norwnllt is a
home, center. but sight should not be
lost oi her great opportunities com-
mercial-wise. in tort. it has not been
lost sight oi, as is shown by numerous
thriving industries located at various
points about the section. Yet some
of the best factory sites are awaitins
claimants. East Namath has at har-
bor sli other own that any place might
well be proud oi, furnishing as it, does,
great opportunity tor development.
mast Norwclk has a water from that
- extends not it few hundred test. but
ior several miles.
'l‘bs, whole lint Norwslt section is
ghoulish" pas. l:‘trsu is lit: or so
m. s vary as ans level
land. and a acacia-t amount or undu-
V platen and enough enhances to main,
- as closed
“eye. "any oi
1..
late
vs
rib
i
evgntusliss into as shod as toned any-
w are. ,
That lively ins-rest is bsing taken
in the community's upbnlldins is
shown by the hat “Milli. improve-
ment Association’s meant action in
tbsviag street signs piacsdt pli about
the place. The school slid iii-e dise
trlctcnmmittsss cam without pay.
and-ion these positions are always
mind men loyal to theistsresta oi the
district, and who are always on the
lochnst tor, the best intprssts or the
districts. - ' i
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‘ Miss Emily Mason.“ heaviest ave-3
nus. has; returned irons a'saverai days
stay st'her home in Poshsltill, New
York. p l
John Win. the sit-Mn oyster-
mamwhohasbssn‘sssinsalyiiiiors.
sombsr si-wsaits. doss‘act show much
improvement at. present. ,
« Clarence Sherwood, of M0,.
New York, has been visiting his Isl?
ents. In and Mrs.- (longest-crusade!
First street, tor aisw days.
it is expected that tbopaatcr oi the f
East Avenue Methodist Church, the:
Rev. w. W. Gillies will lead the wool:-
ly prayer meeting tomorrow evening.
.i. lrving Dunning, who is s promin-
ent members of the [that Norwci’lt -
Fire Folios. has been laid up list a in
days at his home in East Washington ,
street by illness.
The rehearsal oi the East Avenue
Methodist choir. which was to have
been held last evening. was postponed
on accotmt oi the bard rain storm uni
til this evening. » .
.A~- meeting or the at. James Circle
of the King’s Daughters, .will- be held
~st the home at iii-ml. pawns-a-
side place. last Norwalh. Thursday.
April 6th. at 3:80 o'clock.
George aprague disopvoi'sd. last es.
suing that it is a pslniul operation to
butt the corner of one oi the new Ire
alarm boxes. Goons form the pres
enceoitheboaandcutsgashinbis
head. which Is still painful today.
_..—.
heater Wheeler. a former wait
known East Norwsih young man. has
taken a position: to drive a big new
touring automobile. which Heml bacil-
wood, oi the Lockwood Manufacturing
Company. or South Norwsib. baa ra-
cently purchased.
The sale to the Soaishlpt System.
South Norwnlh. oi the Jeremiah Smith
oyster properties. is a leading topic.
among the oystsrmsn today. Thanys-
lemon consider this deal a very big
one and indicative oi the “machine
operations oi the flaslshipt poop“.
. m “
That Blast Norwallt is considerably
interested in the manly art was ludi.
cslsd last evening by the number irons
this end oi the tom: at the boxing sa-
blbitios oi the Twla City Athletic Club
in South Norwsik. last IVlIiill. The
general expression today 0! those pess-
eat was that the slisir was well worth
being present at.
In natural growth waterma- an
quits discuursasd over tbs weather
conditions this winter and early
spring. captain ii. at. hinders says
thishtlsifltssllnhshsbspph:
it». with the lamps.
i. inch: ,
V’i‘here’s Harby. the scholar. in hand-
in; in: minute. mi house in vii I V
andt street. Ills. H. .l. Hlpson give
a recitatinmand vocal ssisctions wsrs
rendered? bruise iiary Banish. 'nhs
matter oi impfisving the last Norwalh
cemetery» was Miler discussed. and
itwasdocidsdtotblveltlnthshsuds
oi a committee. A meeting oi the
Downtown collision Association was
hsidiast sight. and it wasdssidad to
cleanup the prom}. An invitation
(row the last )ioswslh m. ro-
cusstiag theisdlss to mutt-m. a
Mr to behold «next fall. was M.
and a committee ‘was appoint locus-
' A. W
a itch on sstsmn with an envelope on.
Will carry a letter innuold Banning-
And Metro: iron
. us know.
as welcoma
snow.
on... as stills“ oi
n .
as sunshine sitar tbs
There's Ruthie so attic. the lamb oi ‘
the dock. . . ,
Md mossy, the beauty, is latest saw
some and tall,
wuu rip. like the rainbow. museum ‘
them all-— .
The husband and father. so gallant
and bold.
=80 track in the open. lust forty-Ive
years old.
UNCLE NED.
[chi . '
ids aaaaa yon. winds notation “an .
Cranbury is another growing section i
the Town at Norms. n u pleasant-i
ly located (in high ground. much oii
it cotsmsnding a view oi the surround-T
lug country and Long island dotted?
Newtown avenue. the main thorough-i
tars. has rapidly developed during the;
past law. years. and as this has been:
0!
iweli built up other portions oi the3
place are undergoing chances nor the
better. Property Ia selling well. throat
pieces at land having ens-sad swears:
recently. and a 3“]!be oi othpr real.
estate transactions will be coassm- .,
mated in the our future.
There are several enterprising nor-i
chants in this place, and all are doing
a good business. The milk dealers and
farmers are also at chap
and s hilt.“ is being looked too
word to. , i
sun
T YEARS 01’
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mm who haspsaa
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Ir. Isl-Gall h iii.
lira Bacall—0h. it‘s stomach
trouble sgaia that party‘s at In.
its! millionaires cams along; Is had
too much rich loud.
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Isssy's Dailcsislilat.
Sandy II is laasbadbsssslulss
toasthsrsbsu ‘qghnsrbaiisasa
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l-bsrsua the i" ‘
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was! t me la. «a m was
at w aunt.
‘ ss‘ nor-ass
niobt. sn', mail: unit"
“Ays. l‘m thinkin‘ 'tbat's sot'.
again?” .
vary waldo-s." - ’
sassy tdssssrsbsiyi—villspip.’ wot.
D'sss basis an Italians“
When tho Ilka-ll“ W.
‘f'Al‘ this is Saturday Mi. CI' I'- .
and boating inciti-
iiss. An entangled may be made again
this summer, . k g
Ospip r. undo. u; but» from Clii~
«In. lb poop to settle in Wawtport‘.
Elmer Disbiow has returned 'iront
Join the choir oi ills Farms church
lay l.
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Ir. and Mrs. James Watson, oi
r ,
blown. _
> It's. lllsh Taylorhss gone to Gali~
iot'iua with s party oi irlends ior six
weeks' sojourn.
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The Westport Mal society met
Iondpy at the 3‘on llr. and Ira.
Harry .Vcndwor’tfll‘t‘
In. and lira. Frank Raymond hare
bssl‘sntsnaining their son. Rev. Roy.
ai Raymond. at Portland. Oregon.
Another mounts mansion is to be
ssactadontbs shots road near the
Bodiord mansion by a member oi the
Ullsy family. -
rs. funeral ot' am William Hush.
who died in: Briaht’s disease at bed
hasten! stain attest, will be held ma
alteration at i o'clock. Interment will
be in Willow M cemetery.
Harriet N. Nash, widow oi the late
'flsrry C. Nash. oi Wilton. died at her
!baths in Waterbury Sunday. The re-
mains will be brought to Wastport ici-
interment in Willow Brook cemetery
today.
The Connecticut do. which was is-
mmwpliopsmaontpt
tiasirssrctdtmsnsstandpylvaa
assassJavsasssstastownm-m
”skirmmsttbsm
W
' ‘hsdiyahsrtia isw weeks I80 while pi
rt Piatnli'sld; Miss Dennison. oi blocs-_
d hire. 8. B. Gardner. Kiss Ruth Gsrdi; ,
New York. where he spsnt'the wintgl'. '
Hill "Ruth Child, of Fairlie“, will
,Brlduport, ware Sunday guests in
‘rwmmethhsm,
I a
soup
O
unseat." mm is in Norwslh rod ‘1
a few days' visit. "i p
" Hawley Williams. who has been: ill
Ht“
.0» or Gbarhp Band Mud:
badly injured. s, patting cast in, tin:
mun sum, niaht. One or not»
sawmills-siss- of horses was aim
work. ohm!“ saw mill and
. first
.‘ l... and ma. Milk whims. * or
rm Chest“. N. 3.. In. Hattie Batik
upr Mrs. P. It. Twist. of NWKE.
her. or Actresses, it. l.; Paul Connery.
at Fordham, N. Y.;‘ lira. Daniditbrim
ooit..oi Brldaeport; Ilsa Howsiipllss
Elisabeth Hoyt: (3 Stanford” wow
Georgetown district.
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New Canaan has only recently All"
neared in the list of health and‘ipdi“
met resorts. but its seductive ch ‘
come gulte widely known. Persons oi
delicate constitution and aemlii vi
lids have :requsntiy come hitherfseei-
tng restoration to health. and here the
lost transits has been bound. on» ‘-
lubrious ell-sis. and its! loot-iii":
mustssss at car. suuuuadinghilla, vs
begun to be appreciated by t
who with nerves and worn brain wean
ind. seek the rest and healing whit!
nature gives. Yew murmur ~ »
boast at greater or more varied
charms than New Canaan. Naturehfl
bestowed with rare prodisityy bar in .
upon our town and its vlnlnsgtr." The ’
twantfionr square miles at territory
embraced in our township. so
some of the most attractive and, p
turesqns scenery in be found anyw ,
in this section. From many of our ve-
nues traversing the rldass upsaf whiten“
the town is situated account» uses,
or tang island Sound delight flip em,
Steamboass‘and sailing vessels ms .
ed diminutive by thsir distaaest ct’
the horison. Acron the expense! dil '
bins watsr, the deans blue-oi that
island which. gives users U m
Sonndpstafinds out in "stint 0 ins
asdnst‘ths sonibsrasirpwl‘hss . - -
incl (trim over halibut -»
naps. We: with several .
towns. Is ansthsr isstsvs w ..
tracts these. who sash mad/g
ti «and basin: amid satnra‘s - .
ii i hunts.-
s
g‘
. ... w“ ‘
Meet- evewokinanfid . .
days this who}
Greenwich.
South Nor-walk.
' ‘ town.
Worm. m1 and new
beeping oi the selectmap‘ ‘
appointment oisn MW
. D.c.lisyt.hm.
eityoiblschicksamyt
iaaothersswnanhmilm
.hsli m1 basket to
week-and guests oi friends lp th.fl“'r .
which they will visit Chin
, They plan to return to
bombers early in has.
Newtown. attended the
”lira Boyson'sbrothsr ' ‘ p
can last week. Albert 8.
. South Norwalh a brother
, bra-ant I
“am Monday in coconut».
Tuesday in April will be p ,
and healthful atmosphere have“ inlet ask in the Wilton tows salt:
" come before the meeting'spoli
_ng tax on the grand list ’
itions.
Silv'
the natural beauties which
‘ Ln precious mptsi It
BY _
William
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twists um,“ Vfl~mM%meMquaina wail .. , . , . gym
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Mr. and bin. 5‘. Li
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The property of the late
Charles 7. Root and mum
onus-mm ‘
in. and Mrs." H. p.
The adjourned meeting“ .
items of important bum
Silvermins. Just to the ..
of Broad River, is also a pilot .
urban district. Here some ‘
sculptors of national isms have
induced to malts their r ‘
cape their trained cyssfi ,
most noted of those are; ,
mas ill. Powers. tbs .
Solon iii. Borglum. who ‘5
country over. Tradition ,
nails stimulus was givdl
tion by the early settle»
the belief ct tbs axis '
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