are Women and am none
of the local trolley lines. depart-
VJthle diorama In a small boat with
I: 'b and tithing mile. Great things
2 . expected of the man. Some bro
. j trolleymen watched them start.
. I] gave parting words of advice.
Walsh fondly has completed J '
.953va “a“ ““3““ ‘0 Nash’s JW. Wfltflll‘fi IPagon resident enginV
oi oi! the new bridge. is to lecture to‘
‘ , ‘ the Friday afternoon Club this week.
illiam‘ Percival, manager 01'. the Iii since:- I’ason’n talk should be
‘drehaven Inn, has moved to Non gJ tiy appreciated and his photo- .
k [or the winter. iInaphs an well and the afternoon will
pJ bably who a most delightful one.
he could hear the shots as the
unit hunters tired at their prey out by
a islands this morning. .4
.. new—wag-
III-1e F Baker, of Fort street,
pent yesterday afternoon in Bridge
rt, where he attended Poli’s theatre.
Many Blast Norwalli citizens, oonsoL
idtionists and antiuconsolidationists
alike in the recent light. were consid~
eiahiy surprised when they learned of
ti 9 results of. the ‘board of estimate an .
rIJgards the apportionment of the tax
tlJe third district property ownere'v
must pay Many Were pleased that
the automobile fire lighting equipment
Vin a portion was allowed, however.
i
l JAndI-ew Bloomquiet the Beau Bruin
‘Some East Norwaikers hope to ob‘ nel motorman of tile local trolley
“in employment in “he new shoe f“ lines, sprinkled sand on the tracks 01
tom which demeaning to Norwalk ti e DorlonJ Line this morning before
hortiy. having for the southern end.‘ He
Ii id that his wheels were slipping bee
dense oi‘ the cold and dampness but
down near the Country Club it was soJ
warm sand was unnecessary. What
lie said was airing these lines at any}
Postal cards are being received from 'Pte'
L‘Tho‘mas J. Keogh and Frederick T. ‘
‘V Coleman, of'N‘oI-welk. who have gone
to Maine on of hunting trip,
Louis Groeschner and a friend went
(ducking this morning One. bird was
_ lV that their basket held on the res
‘ il’ostman Edward I. Hanford is am
dying a day fishing. Substitute Car.
ier Vincent Costello is taking his
J rents today.
The East Norwulk people who haveI
dittended the performance this first i
hart of the week at ‘Hoyt’s Theatre are !
is to It only thorium
:"'i‘IEv‘-
tliafyou haviathe
ermine
prepared by hinder averse years.
YOU’LL give YOUR baby the BEST
No
Your Physician Knows Fletcher' s Castorla.
Sold only in one size bottle. never in bulk E
or otherwise; to protect the
babies.
The Centaur Company. W mu.
V One of the linemen. of the Ernst Nor-
walk electric station went to Shore-
haven inn today by bike to secure a.
meter-that is not 'being used.
delighted with the entire bill. but
there especially with the expert jug-J
Iller. Many East Nor-walk lads are‘
iJVnd one or two gjrls have he‘eii‘seen .-
‘1
some of the oldest. residents on the dancing things on. their Irma. some
East Side'claim that never betore has V’m‘ more 01‘ 1933 satisfactory
V' there been such a» mild November, at iiulta
least not in their remembrance. . ' 4-. ‘
pleurisy.
re- killed by an auto truck yesterday
t 1 m j ..'c.- V”. .m ....
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Panama The account was el'y inter-
vv—UO- --....
Mr and Mrs R0116". Gilcill'lfli left eating The 3631111913“!!! wnma held, .. v.
imitating his tricks as best they can ' yesterday for New York
Dec. 5, with Mrs Spooner.
Constable Hemp Smith' 8 408 “1’33 ‘fl'l‘liere ,wus akilnlerenting meeting or
the Travel club of the Congregational
Church, Monday evening, at the home
Edward Gray Faircliiid is expecting oiibe ”“8er Rev. H. E. Brown Mrs.
I The concrete fluor for the recaptiun friends from ”1110530“! 011 ”VAR“.
E. Brown last evening upon his: trip to '
Brown proved a charming hostess. and .
Baseballpr pictures mo beina‘r
of the bridge fill is completed. and tiief
given awayowithwigarettea in East
Norwalk and a number oi? lads are
earning to smoki: for the pictures.
. .J
looms of Raymond Brothers are work- '
ling again today Quite a little tron
his is experienced with the horses.VJ
V .44.... x J arty of which retuse to pull their;
The $3le prayer meeting of the’ agoiis through the: soft earth.i There .
VV Advent Christian church will be held lire quite a few stuiiiiorni horses in the
JVtoJmorroVw evoJIigg. ReV. George M. lot and it is noted that the mules:
’ f 'l'eepidilpas’tor Will lead and speak. ism-k2? unusually well compared with- J
, i. the "regular” horses. '
A firm-1min?! ’oi :iiast Norwalkers at» i J
landed the dance to the canvassors at i The married men of the Mayflower
“ .the recent Norwalk Fire Department liook and Ladder Company may havoI
Fair in the town assembly hail last Jiomething “on" their single brothers.
J evening, ut it is not in playing plnoohle evi-J
. J . Jiently The first aestiion of ihe annual
S039 DOWde" samples 3““ “9.1““ tournament was held last night when
. spread over East ‘Norwalk. No house the married men a score strong, lined
, is missed. The housewife invariably Jup 33am“ thosé who still live at home
tells the diBtflblltOl‘S, "xt'fi just the J FbORI‘d And it (“All he said thnt'
{kind ”a 31"” used" ' either was better than the other !
Jior or the sixty games played, each
ended with a tally of thirty to theirJ
credit. The next sitting will be play-i.
ed on Tuesday of next week. and the
committee willing, the score will be
printed in these columns. 3
m. .
.M‘
«w...
I
Charles Anderson, oi’ the East Side.
. has install we ove in his bout so
J that win-nah 1c it leaks the water
willvnot freeze.“ t least that's what
a friend reifdit'e today
The weekly prayer meeting of the
East avenue Methodist EpiscopalV
church will he held tomorrow evening.
Rev. Solon P. Faithanha. pastor, will
lead and speak. if: i)
JRc___________ OWAYT_Q__N J J
i
“is“ —- “'
An East Tigerfinlnnn was huntinxJ ‘ I .
in Wilton yesterday afternoon when‘ !
he sighted two ducks. Taking aim. he ‘
v iiii-ed, but one onthe" birds new away.
‘ although injured. .
ma'M
Mrs. H. W. (‘oie and Miss Olive
«Dole have been visiting in Bridge
pent.
. ' Mrs. um Thomas, 0! Rownyton
MM Roy Fielding and G ‘ Ward avianue. is recovering from n. recent:
Van Alotync, or East Norwalk, spent illness. 1
yesterday in New York city. They '
attended the performance of "The. Mrs. (icons A Wright. Jr.. has re
'thtle Cato" iii the New Amsterdam turned from a visit with Mr. Wright
theatre. in New Haven.
W Watch
5 this. space for
WEEK-END
SPEClALS
Robert F. Scalzi
ROWAYTON AVE.
irIiL. 1m.
The dry weather in acattei‘ina the
.mudholes in meat Norwaih streets,
but the holes are still visible and an
' reciatod for what they are worth
hen ridden into by a wagon or.auto~
wen-hm.-.”
Jentractor Cherish ll. Alatborpe, 01'
JJ Norwaiit and his assistant liom-
, Amundsen, Mic bays been erecting
garage in Peoltahlii N. Y.. for Mr.
Aldthorpo‘r brother will arrive home
The Women’s Foreign Misuionary
Misty or the . East avenue M. in.
hurcll held a business meetingwith
Vin. A, N. 'vi’addook. last evening, at if”
or home, to heavier avenue. Mn-
its huaiseas was transacted. .
W-W .
[Mann
pounded
mun-m
has time at. 'i‘eeple. pastor of the
Advent Christian church. and 11th
ed, anonrintendeot of the hoods?»
hoot are together visiting the metro
him oi the school residing in the no
in of Quintin-d avenue this one.
ham imitators; II «adhesive lids-
M.
Mr. and Mrs. Georile ii“ (‘nrmaiie or robbed.
Bedtord Springs N. J.. are among the ”m“: "-13.; . V ..-
new arrivals at the Tokeneke inn.
,2 ”MM
George Wright has hauled out'his
powerboat which he kept during the J
,Vsummer near Pear-Tree Point. Nero LOVER’S
swam-mama r. was 2
m from n the guests enjoyed a delightful oven-
George W, Lash his return
ins.
three weeks‘ businessvtrip to Chicago.
———-——-a~
Thomas Murray will move very
shortly to William ()rehardf I} place on.
Bell avenue l; »
School Committee Monddy evening at
James Lines 5; Stémford iislted enumeration juet Completed sbowethat
with relatives and iiiends here over “"37“ are 5'35 children in the schools
which is a hlw increase.
”
Jtlic week and. V ”V
m-
The old Hortwright place on Cullen: VJ Somebody lIiIVs suggested that Ville
del‘ s Point road has been rented to Connecticupjo
Allan Lillillmi‘t hearted citizen
lol- the trolley cars printed and posted
F. Kiel, oi’ ltowayton. somewhere in the center or the town
When a stranger enters Dariim, one
thing he becomes aware of immediate-
__ Iy is that "Mil dilncuu to find anybody
F. W. irrJggfiV the JarJMnJBJV receiv~ who knows when a car is due either
ed news toduy of the death of m {.3 way at the raiirdnd station
the, in California. _ William G. Moe's store at Noroicn
Miss Currie iierinimn oi" Noroton ”9‘8““? W‘s (entered yesterday “9*
Heights has returned from a visit with W99“ 13 “ml 0M} O‘UWCR- The burglar
relatives in New Canaan. removed II pnno oi‘ glues from the roar
deer and intend the lock, taking all
the cash on hand about hi5 llI pennies
and n Vgood supply of rigors Mid cigar-
ettes. This is the second limoiln the
last two yours {but Mr. Moe has been
at
Mrs. George V
has returned from Ii visit with rein-
tlves in New York.
A lurgo clock has been placed on
the tower of. William Ziegler'e new sec
000 stable ut Great island.
ton.
W... a.
The stone crusher woe removed to
Ox illdizo yesterday to repair the mode
in that. vicinity Work on the aide
walks in progroseing rapidly ‘
THE PLACE
'l‘hreo i’ommeramhins came over
last :week from illnglanii for Mm. Josv
ooh Lewis of Neroton iii-lights. One oi
them in II his when over there.
.. m...
A conscription dance in to he held
in the Durion Town Hall. on Thunkav
Jgivini‘t eve. at 82-15. Myrtle will be fur.
nished by iiromni'iald‘e orchestra.
SHKHRS
FOR MEN
Elite Reindeer Call for wet
weather. Vimolliaed from top)»
bottom.
00
C
Elite "English Lust." made of a
specially line out! stock, very
‘ so
7 ldlite Patent nation and Lace.
$400 .1
him ,.
'l‘be Warronlto Company is remov»
lug some or the implements usediin
oonutructing the read here. which had
been lying ninth!) roadelde for a few
weeks. , J . ‘
i
'i‘he Noroton Heights firemen and
the Dorian firemen ere entrusting II
pool. tournament to occupy the time
during the winter. One was successful.
iy played last year. ‘
Contract» for at least 1'01“th d‘weil- ‘ '
logs are said to he ready to give’oiit
to contractors, to he started in the
spring for summer folk hero Two or ,
the comes: will he on Nonethef
Theft; was} a meeting in the Harlem h
‘w'hich routine business of the solibhis ‘
was {PfinfihM‘ii-id The“ recent school V
1—.
ELITE
any or Il’olne good;
have time- schedules
Heights.
Benetton
DAILY ‘POEM
C
.-«“ALL ON ACCOUNT OF THE
- And a glory of love between hus-
BABY.”
An ache in the back and an ache
in the ‘arms.
All on account of the baby. .
A fear and a fright :IJViJid a: thou-
sand alanms,
All on account of the baby,
And bottles and raitlesand. whis-
tles and rings,
From c liar to attic a. clutter of
thin .. .«A‘L‘ is. ;.:v J,
From morning to other "and tkoJVx , .
morning again. . ., - , .
More fuss and more fume than
an army of men, 'v
And a Vthed that is etchid, tin-V kick .I‘
..
All on encount oi the bathJg ;‘
i‘ 4,;
A Vjoy in the heart and a light in
the eyes.
All on account of the baby-
A growing content and a grow- ,
mg surprise,
All on account of the baby.
And patience that conquers ‘a
.Inyriad frets. . '
Arid a sunshine song that anoth-
er begets.
And purchase of soul as a baby is
pure, ‘
And soreness of faith as the
children are sure.
band and wife.
And a senor and happier outlook
9n life.
vAVli on account of the baby.
mTid-Bits
,‘ Always the Latest Thinga in
VVAll.
PAETHl
Painting
Peper Hanging
Decorating
The Gorbam Co.
10 First St. East Norwllii
Tel. 352.
~‘\‘\,‘ u\‘
or. ax‘iar.’.i ._
X‘X‘ \" \ ‘\ \J‘
\‘x ‘\‘\‘\J‘
"firm'cy‘drar‘ at, or; .- . - . ct, av.
57.
log Need Aitcniii' n
2:? 2—,?“
Paper
Hanging
J Our Specgiaity.
PAINTlNG AND DECORATING.
HerbertW.Gorham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East Norwalk.
"Phone 593-19.
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
V AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 806—60 Bo. Main at,
no. Not-walk. not 0 Hall Block. .
BTOOK 0?
RANGES
is the most dominate in CM two
cities.
STAMdORi), MAGEE
YORK. PERFECT
ACORN
Aloe napalm tor All Rel nu.
Jones & Hotchkiss
Company
17 We" M. Nowmlk.
‘ tun-Id a.
rung“?
Daily Line to N. Y
tor freight only. ' reight Dl‘C willi-
leaves Pier 3!, Earl River. New You
‘ (foot at Pine strest' every day t teats
Huntley tit ll y. In. Weight recon ‘.d It
Numb: on to 5 o. In. and hammer:
unlit up to 6:86.
M'Norwuiit Steamboat Lint
Amino I. new». Last...
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