A de-
litres-y car of the mist bakery
I burned in llnoakfield when a mishap
to the steering gear caused it to run
Iinto a bank at the side of the road.
land a car owned by Frank P. Bart-
} ' .1 ulghhoriugplme recently
Are Now On Display.
'Also Favors and Place Cards:
Iley was burned.
DON KELLY? ‘ -—~
! .
I Spurious twenty-five cent pieces
‘ “‘3“ Main 3‘73“ have made their appearance in con-
isiderable numbers in several Con-
znecticul cities and the public is being
Ilexts.
shiny and :1 trifle thicker
genuine quarters.
than the
A Complete Assortment In
Dotted Swiss, Scrims and Mad~
in white, cream and ecru_l Miss Maude v Griilln. of Dauburv.
lsenctary’ ot‘ the Faitficld County
E. K. BANKS
Ichaptcr of the Red Cross, addressed
11119. branch of the Red Cross
- Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
ras,
Georgctown Wednesday afternoon at
an enthusiastic meeting. The
lGeorgctown women are planning to
make a canvass of the entire town;
1fpr' funds and new members of their
ibranch in order to increase its ac
ltivitics and availability in case of
:war Mrs Chalice Jennings is presi-
dent and Mrs. William H Hunter sec
.. rei1u,1 of the Georgetown branch.
1
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1
1
Now
Is the Time to Consider
And Repapering Your Home
; HOUSE PAINTING
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Call us—Phone Iqfi
1. J. A. RUBBER
108 So. Main St. So. .Norwalk.
Bill NEWS
Tim frort is leaving the ground
Lind country roads are deep with
Ilmltl in places. ThereMelodic-111101114.“
'llOW-l-I'Vel‘ that conditions 1911111111
lilom lhc unusual depth 10 whith the
trust peuolmted the ground duling‘
Ilhe uintor will not be as bad as fear-
“111.115 the frost secms to be norking
loui from its lowcst point to n glcatrr
‘l'ln' llollt'e' are on 11111 lookout for :1 mtcnt than usual, possibly because 01'
11 ,1 named (‘.ol'nfol‘lh, who shot, lli‘cl he absence of heavy rains,
111111 in Bridgcport 111st evening. -~
»-~lt1'1111'd of llclici ll’lN’is Monday
fur tho last session. from 2 to 1'1.
ltilh, ,
The
% (-lllllg'. April
1 Country Club.
81
commitlco
iiulh'l'IlAuigc,1.0. U. l1‘.\1'ill
1'1 rehearsal tonight and Mondat cvc- Theodore H Burton, {ormcl l'llllcd
”MEI also for 1111' team 'roiug to Slates Senator {10111 Ohio and Prof.
Bridgeport. l Francis lllm c1 Greene, of West Chen:
ilcr P11. to dcichl 11dd1':c‘1:c5.'l‘th
“19‘1“” “Midi” ‘ 1111111111an 11nd guest: are looking for-
from '3 ‘0 5' lulu-d to 11 rare. uncut as Senator 1.1111
..._......_..___.. Itou and Prof. Gloom: are men of no-
“‘1‘.
“Would of ilcliol
fur lllv last session.
‘t-‘Iil‘lc Club will bt hclti \londuy, March' best, (If all'- --1'dilmcr SIN aim: in the
:27, at 7: 30 o'clock in the court room. country. Within the next fow days
(‘11) Hall. All mculbels :ll‘t'l 11111195th the mum-”mp, will solid to the mom
4 ' lnc prurient. Ihpm I-pEpI-mlimt cards for 11111193.
«‘Do not clout your deal for an au - Do not (lose your deal for an nu.
1 1111011119 until 5011 1111111 11ml :1 dcmom lomobilc until you have had 11 demon-
».m'ation of tho (31011411111111 (1112011 strntioll of the ('1 'on' 41311111”. car 0111
multilitiou in tho linlmcltcmo Holcl cxhlhlliuu in the \lnhnckamo Hotel
11.111111111111111.
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, The case 01‘ Annie Swartz, colored," Patriotic. 111sldcnts of lloyl street,
3, n5 1‘1} nvcnuc, charged with kEeplng First District, were .tivcn 1111110
3 her boy from 11011001,qu up before healthy column “a!“ plot some one
Judge George H. V'osburzh lbi‘s morn- day last work 1111911 they 1111 0119 one:
ins and was Conn-1111111 mer un‘ll bright morning" and saw 101 11111 first
N‘li‘ 1. llime, 11 brand new wireless aerial
m
iWhr W117 M “11“" '
l
was "
' ' lwarncd to look out for the counter-
“; Window Draperies 1“ 4119. coins are smooth and
g m an cmc'ulgcncy
Tllt- 1:111:11. Norwnlk Club 11111 1101111
its first ll'lnllill banquet on Monday cv-I
the NorwalkI
11:13.21! the1 present time has like hundred
. . l
hold I been fortunate 1.11 securing the 11011..
A special meeting of the "Notwalk' tiounl reputation mid :‘110 1111101112 111111
l stretched out above the root of 11 1111qu l
5 ,. ”counted by the
Inot think such action was MMPy.
11 2
(Continued from First Post)
IBoard of Estimate then arose and
Long before his“ (’9ka the hour heartily commended the plan which
at “1111311111? “199“” was “mule" the council had adopted. The consent
‘(0 “111111th 0011110” chambers was of Michael I Riordan and William H
well filled by the early comets, and by Malone 1wo other members of the
eight o’Iclock “hen Mayor Hal-strum bond, was 3150 gained a; a previous
called the smial meeting 0‘ ”‘9 coun- interview without a moment’sl bonito
til lo order, the fl'O-Wd packed the hall lion, and as this made a majority 01?
and overfluwed into the corridor and the board in favor 01‘ the appropria-
down the stairs to the towel floor. '1ion., the money “Ia. taken-881 a may
After the mayor had omcially ter of course. This fund. however,
opened thaspecial session of 4119 coun- which will amount to about “lilo” will
cil the call of the meeting was read by he. 13km not from the fundsl of the
t‘ity Clerk Stephen Dokus, Maryor Fourth District but the 1am; District
Carl A Harstrom then explained in- which has already sums on hand to
formally the purpose of the meeting. meet this expenditum.
land congratudatcd the large numberI Councilman Smith stated to the
to! citizens who had turned out on mayo! that Norwatk Hume, 1130.709,
their faithfulness and patriotism. B. P. 0. pledged their loyal 1811911011
Mayor ilarstrom then called on John as a. body, I0 any steps 111119111 by 1111»
in Milne 0‘ explain “nth" as to just mayor or council in pursuit of pro
1
Initial kind or a body of men “as porodncns moo asures. The liklriotic
i',v1an1od and how they would he re'faction of the Elks is greatlllnppre-
c1u111'd. tinted both by the mayor and council.
1 Mi. Milnc stated that the prepared-l The motion to adjourn “III, then
11855 committee War: of the opinion 111111111. and carried.
Ithan an auxiliary police force was
greatly needed in lhis city, and for
Ithis pulpOse proposed to raise such 11
"body of men who could be called upon
Mr. Milne stated
that 1110 or lhlce bundled \olunlccls
wtre wanted for senior in this body,
Iund he recommended the distribution
‘Iol “volt"clu, ammunition, and night
15110115 among 1111?1 members of the com
puny. The levolvers. according to Mr.
‘Milnc. cost $12 npicce, and the night
Istlcks $.35 apiece. The total cost
lhci'cfol'c will amount to $2.50th or
{3.000. The city of alerbury has al-
ready organized such a company and
i Upon lhc conclusion of the council
meeting. a plus meeting was at once
called to order by General Illussoll
From, who was requested to like the
(‘.llall' In opening the meeting 1091191111
rost congratulated the ciliielto upon
their appcul'ance in such l'lrlle ntlm
hers. The gent r111 stated that it u as 11
most inspiring and encouraging 11111111
10 sec. this large. and patriotic gathl-r
lug which had assembled practically
without any formal noticc or lrcqucst.
He stated 1111111 there was 110 lllt‘t‘d to
impress upon lhc. mcctim: thl1 serious-
fronts the United States.
“We arc not going to be. or probably
l
men unlisted ultdcr arms, and has also
‘11 number of machine guns for this or-I w. Li I 1
gullizulion. Orders for revolvers how 111;", I5“ lvlm'ml 11:13:11. War 1111.:
cvt-l, are already placed with the Coll 0" I trust “9°“ 11» “m“ “Ill Amcrl
company one your in udvancc 111- “m ship plying “WWW“ “lit! .l’fllflllly
flhough it was thought possible by Mr.I
I'tlllnc. 111111 11 sufficient number could 101 Md” and “ ""“m‘” “f Alllm'l'lcuu
11» obtained for .\‘or11alk's use 16“”“1'” ““011 this moans nothing
“1.3111111: thus cxpluinod 11111 (m- but that 11"111 has been tlcclul'tld upon
I”)! l-nitcd Slams
do 1101 11911111 to rcalizc it is so."
“Wc nl'c at war today." said lhc gen-
cflml with 1111 most tcrl'iblo military
powers of 1111: 11101111. l‘orlunntriy that
nation cannot send :1 body or turn into
”urination and purpose of the 1111in
Hwy policc body and Mayor Hars1rom.
llhtlt arose for tho purpose of maklllgl
ftlcul 1111' different-t1 11911191111 the 111711191
|(‘u:.ml and the auxiliary police squad»
i The mayor 1111111111 that in the case of
'llw ll'mnc guard. the state lt‘glslllilll‘tllIlIlIlifi (“IounIlIryx “Wing ‘0 ce'lal‘l circum.
Ilms passed .\'1 act cont/Tiling this lhinWeanigl‘lcnnsrsfh .
Ibod‘. and that. omccrs barn bccn regu- !I ‘ 3’1 “WW“
Ilurly appointed for the purpose of rc
Icruiling illt'mbcrs for this mililal'y or I
ILIgunizulion. omccrs have burn up!
.polutctl for Nolwalk, and will com
1111 11cc work In this city in tho veryé
incur future. All eulislmcnl. in the
[home curds Hands for too years of
servlce in this body. but an enlistment
Glermauy
'11 force
Iofmcn 10111111 101111111 who would
condemn us to death and destruction
such as no nov'cl reallscd. "
“1 11m not 1111 alarmist. but lIl-an sec
possibilities 01 what can and 11111111:
happen to 01 walk Germany can
lsend submarines to this country. Two
Izal a. formal meeting, but flail lie 11111 Calterall, Raymond Aiken, D111 1d Gal
I-Captain' Charles W. Bell of the Fifth
iDistrlct. and Louis S Boers.10t the
econd Di‘llK'L both mbenl of thegllontxomery
11111111 of 11111 situation which now con:
bc, but we urc actually in 11 111111111 of
111111 11 11111111111 port is hloun “P by a
.1 1:11 although 110
if it wcm not for
’Moflany Jr. Wills“ Hines Percy s.
limo. John W White George Sander-
Ispl'ee, Arden Dolson George Cronan,
John Friaaell. Frank Boutou,.1lohn
I Charles
IT. Nattelord, J. A. Blake, C. I. Dying-
Iton, Frank Buttery
IWiliiam Powell, John Gar-dolls S. Hen-j
Idricks E F‘. Duil’y,llloss Malkin, Peter
chrwin Albert. Home John Levis, Al
Ilen Henry. Jacob Miller, Charles Holt.
Herbert Pollard, William Fahan, E.‘
l(300k, John Mcllboney, Henry Tyrrell.
Sylvester Brotherton. J. H. Barry.
Thomas Burke. Theodore Brotherton,
Harry (11111111,: John Clarkiu. William
Cook, George Carroll, James Carroll,
Jeremiah Domey, William lhgon,
James'Dagon, T. J. Barney, Michael
1Dowd. Duncan Frizzell, Frank Fox, Al-
berL Gehebe Eric Harstrom. L. B
Healy, Irving Haynzes, Thomas llam-
gam, Patrick lleunessey, Joseph Keno:
110., Edward Kellogg, Thomas Manon.
Martin McGrath, John McGratll, Mat—
thew McGrat‘h, James Noouan Georzc
Powell, Albert P. Rose, Michael Rae-I
'cannclli, Joseph Tully.
W. Alexander, Harold Burr. Fred
.Cullcn, Harry Connolly, A. W. Drey-
l'uss, R. E. Dibble, C. W. Fax, ll. C.
112mm, 11‘. llcnnesny, William Kcisler,
John Meeker, James Monaghan, Wil—
liam Nash, Joseph W. Rooney, Fred
Swneld, John Wcaerr, 1.. M. Wright.
1‘. A. Volk, George Tullmadge, Otto
Schenck, Howard LI. laowndcs, Henry
Burst, George H. lllrsl” W. 0. Mc-
l.cltn, 1). William Hnl'lord, Arcllicm 11‘.
Nash, William A. McPherson. Robert
Morton. Howard L. Finch. llcrbcrt J.
Rayluac. Andrew Soltcs, l’aul Soltcs.
Charles Bower, William Nadin, Prod
Schnub, J. Sclmub, Jr., Louis Sllvldon.
and William Ryan.
Charles ll. London. W. .l. llowc,
Ralph Verlin, Willlnm G. James, Wil-
liunl K. Fowler, Charles Flynn, John
E. Reynolds. John J. llnrry, James H.
Cousins, William J. Morton Stephen 0,;
Bcnjuminl‘
bowls ll]
Kellogg. Henry T. Prowill,
l). Kt-llcy, Horatio 11. Finch,
Kcllogg, Edward T. Mills.
Mills, John Flt'tllt'l‘,
William Carroll,
llrownc, llobt-rl V1111 llllrcn. Jr, l’nl
rick Walsh, H. McGrath, Oscar J.
IWalcur: R. G. Demon, 11‘.J. llam,
Hulry Earle, Joseph Ashwt-ll. Frank-
lin lllshop, .112, Joseph Lockharl, S. ll.
Elliott, Frank Kolcuslly, William
livers, Luster George 11‘. 1!.
Buckley
l (leorgo 1.1 (311111. Waltor \\' Rose 11‘.
C. iRcidcll. t‘ W. (”11.11.1112, John Mc-
Sully, l-‘1"cdclick A. Hyatt, l‘. M 05-
born, ALT. llagicy,R11ynlond I‘ul'kcr,
Charles J Kolncdx Gordon 111:. Carl,
W. J. \lchcr, 1.. Raymond, Frank
Krncmcr B. H. Gnrdnel W. H. llecd
Harold Rundlc, .\l. A \lcrrlll. l-‘. W
i" Andrews. E. 11‘. 1301111111111 A. llclg,
Alll‘t'li E.
Thomas l". Silk,
l’orlcr
(mics,
Blissard, George Spicer B'
Charles Murray,1
lilucrsou l
SO. NORWALK
Coats, Suits and W
i Charge Accounts Opened i
I
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, Neponscl %
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l
MARCH 26th to 3ISt
A Demonstration Sale of Neponsc Floor
Covering
A Special Representative
from the Factory Will Be
With Us Monday '
NEPONSE1‘ floor covering
is a development of, and an improvcmnt over, printed lino-
leums. It is for the same purpoes of covering completely a
wood, concrete or other hard wood floor material with
resilient, comfortable, beautiful sanitary fabric.
SUPERIOR TO PRINTED LINOLUEM.
Its base of a waterproof felt fabric is in its nature
adaptable for floor covering. It is waterproof: moisture and
water do not affect it—thus preventing buckling under
changing condition.
It is a fabric exactly similar to printed linolcums in hp-
pearance and. if anything,.suporior in wear at a considerable
lower price. 1
The user is absolutely protected by the good old fashion-
.cd guarantee of satisfaction, which goes with every yard of
1 Ncponset Floor Covering, backed as it is by one of New
. England’s oldest manufacturers.
I DEMONSTRATION SALE PRICE, 45¢ A 3Q. YD.‘
1 Bring your measures and let us give y0u figures for
your room.
A. Dickerman & Son
South Norwalk, Conn.
l
m-..-;...;_..__-:.
-—l'1nbl'cllu.:, cnncs, mourning bands
(1 11111111 s.
t
i’npcrs wcrc filed by Deputy-Sheriff
Edward B. Doulens with Town Clerk
licrbcrl R. Smith in the case of Anna
'l‘ovc vs. Theodore. Byxbee. The 110'
William is suing for $90. The case is
returnable in the city court on the
first Monday in April. '1 l
"DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall. Grace -.B!'o 8-
11311112 orchemu—Cathedral Chimes.
I
The South Norwalk Trust Company
it. its advertisement state‘s that your
‘ ”1111119. seetctary can be your banker1I
«But, it 11111 cost your nothing to have
this bank render you this ser11cc.You:
only have to call and say: “I wish to
open a checking accoumu‘
. in the auxiliary police squad does not
11hlch only 11 short time before hndI . I l 11 II 1 1 I
been occupied. The aerial looked tn; 11111111 “1““ a (“W W“) “l “‘1'“ 0
be of the sort used with 11 phlvcrl‘ulIhl’ WW?" How long lb“ ”“1093 0"
apparatus, 11nd inasmuch as it was re- Ullfi 500011” 1’0” W“! ‘N’ l‘f’lllllll‘d "5 M
portedtimtmcn men had hired allhc mayor slated 111st night an un-
mom on the top floor of the house. flmm’t‘lflblc question. Without muchI
only a day ‘bclore 11111 wireless mado doubt. howc ever, it will he a, much
its appearanco, the residents in the shortcr period than two years. and for"
neighborhood at onceorganlled an ln-Ithis reason the mayor stated that he
instigation committee. Upon luvestla bellmed many Norwalk men would on 1
gating the matter, the commhtee (115- list. immediately in the new force.
covered that the wireless had hoemMnyor Hl—larstrom then inlormcd 1th
erected by a youthful operator who council that it could sanction the for-
certainly had no designs against the’mntlon by him, of an auxiliary police;
government. isquud to serve under the direction of
, .W-‘ the chief 01‘ police, at any limewhcll
M-UGH- EXTRA WORK 1N MARCH theyIIare needed.
It's between seasons now when few Councilman Goolgc. 1). Russell
persons pergplre as much as health movcd that the council empower the
demands The result is double work mayor 111111 authority ,to month, 111-111,
for the kidneys Igor the kidneys mu'st
throw out Waste matter from the sys-
and whip \vith'neces'snry ammunition
and supplies lin duxlliary police force
landings have already been mulls at a J Kelley, Richard Dunn, ’l‘. Tookor, ll
Connecticut port by these boats, and Show, H. Rogers, (‘hcstcr liuttmy,
but 1111111011 time ago, live belligerent Howard Godircy, Stcphen nouns, Vil-
Shlns Wt‘l‘l} sent to the bottomlon the ham \\'oodwnrd,- William A. Torpcy,
count of Massachusetts. Gibrmany John Neville, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.,
could scnd a submarine across Who At. Newton -Shrlvcr, Willis Cavanuugh,
lnntlc ocean into Long 1111111111 30111111,. William Cook, John Stanchey.
1Norwalk destroylng lives null prop-i James Boyd. Gnome Cuneo A J
crty or our alumna. In such slime. as Collins, A. llalloran, Jamcs S. White-
this an adequate and efficient aux“ hall, Willlnm Tate. James Ella, Her-
iury police squad could rendcr In grcatI bert Ceilings, Willis Smith, Frederick
service indeed." c lSulllvnn. Charles M Prousser. Fred
(lcncml Frost' a speech was n'celi'ed crlck Rose, John Brougham. Fred
wl1h great. enthusiasm by the big Halo, James O'Neil, Harry B. Ambler.
crowd. Harry H. Vail, James B. Haugh. James
John D. Milne then exIplainltd 111111 Wood, Lchnd Raymond. Lucius B.
the auxiliary police squad would be Fanning, Stephen Stone, Jr., Asa T.
organized 111111 placed under tlllo com. ,lowndes, Richard Hillier, Stephen
11111111 01 1,1111 chief <11 polibe.I omis‘xuala. J. M 011m:- (1 .11 Coulson J
would take place regularly. and while IKubovlc, Joseph Marat, John Hanzllk.
the home guards can be ordlirod to {Stephen Rovensk, Harry J Kenna.
any part of the state the pollhe can: Fred Buckley; William Cole.
Raddy Now! ‘
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5;: . I 1 I 0 .
Easter Fashion Number _
,W
not? be removal mm this city. Volun:
Howard Beats, C A. Brown, A. E
a“ The Cream of the smartest, advance
5 Spring Styles! The newest designs m
g ‘ coioxsl SecThc New Barrel Silhouette!
1s The New jupc Tonncaul The New ~.
E. Bowling Pin Silhouette! The New
5:4, Chemise Frocks! I ~-
.9' .
g Make sure your Spring frock is correct. :__j;
Get a copy of ,
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" In . . . . . .
muslin. REVIEW 1 .
g for April . l-
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- 15¢ a Copy - Ready Now
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.—GET 'A KODAK BANK-
SAVE YOUR DIMIES FOR A
CAMERA
Stillson-Powell-Cocporahuu [I
of two hundred men. Councilman :Rus-
sell's motion wits quickly seconded.
and was unanimously Voted by the]
coupon.
The mayor then stated that the next
thing 10 be considered was the raising
of the money to equip the n'ewly
1111111111 body of police. He stated that.
tom that. is eliminated through the
pores “hen persons perSpire. Over-
uorked, wank or disordered kidneys
need help now. 13 H. Stone, Reading.
P11. writes: “Whenevcr I need a kid-
u’oy remedy l rely on Foley Kidney
Pills They have been worth their
yvoight in gold to mar-74611..
' wish to open a
who keeps your amounts and keeps them also.» a
curately can be your banker. It costs you
I; nothing- to have this bank render you this»: ser-
vice. Merely come to the Bank and says-w“?
l
cretaty
1 1'.—v»
lI
checking account.” ~ ~.
‘ squad answered to his name 1 111111111 eiwtson H. B; G. Rider, R. Raymond.
5, and Mr. Alemnd'er responded
by, 1113 mm 11111111 to he enlisted, Then
teers who joined lust ni‘ht, slid also Brown, Ernest Brundage, Ben Bloom
those who will join Tuesday evening qulst, R. S. Brown, S. W. Bean, 1-1.v
Int the armory will be sworn in 111 that Carr, H. V. Cunningham. Thomas »
lime. lCasey, A. Ganevari, M. P Dame,
The list of names,“ memlliérs of‘Charles H; melding, A. D. Ferris. 11' S
the Norwalk Fire department wnsIH'odges, W. Jennings, Joseph Lyons,
called by Chief Bogurtl'us, every man" Robert Morrison, Ward Molkin. W. B.
who was desirous of joining t e uéwlNaphey, John Ollcrenshaw, I D3110!»
Alexander was the first 1111111111 called. Stephen Stone, John Sinhi‘, Henry C.
prompt-18mm, George Sturievant, C. S.
'IThompson, Harry Tobey, Wallace Tay-
followed along roll call. and finally a 101-, E. W. Valentine F M. Wheeler,
, call for volunteers; At this tithe lour‘ IWllliam Wicks, Harry Waterbury, H
clerks were; swamped with tppllcar -W. Wébb, M W. Waldron, William
tlons, and by tho- time the rush had Waldron. Christopher Welsmaon, ‘a‘nd
conned, two hundred and sevehty— two'E. W. Youngs.
men had been enlisted in the now com--
' .. Ips‘n‘y. _ «— 1
1. 1Everyol'lo who enlisted lost him, or m gm m
those who for some reason 01 0111.2:
did not get their names dol last
evening. but who. 1111511 to Join the com
paw. will report at the blond It Ar:
mory Tuesday evening at 'l l look
Everyone will be sworn In nttlll the.
the company will “Midi!!!”
mm, and drill. will be“
(Contlnuedv’rmn first Past)
- school gardens.
. J Donnelly
den plots may not be used to their
" full isapacityl’unlcss such work is
stimplal'ed.
The public schools have for several
‘ycars gWen some time to homo and
For the past three
yours considerable attention has- been
{liven up agriculture lot a practical
kind in the Junior High schools. The
civic organizations of the (‘lty have
however: very largely 01 11:11th and
directed activities of this kind. The
' most for reachng and practical plan
has without doubt been put into op.-
cration‘ by the garden committee of
the Community club. Last year, this
clolr at its omi.-expense' providida
llramed'dlrector of home gardens. The
rumor of» her efforts have been of a
high order. We" hope that she“ may
be iu'NorwaHL this year.
lolly-wide movement with all the
city will be precast. The mom
.16 So. Main" St A
will also hove to be provided. Whm
ever the plan may be,. cooperation oi?!
bvvsincss. manufacturing and restd'e‘m -
tlsl interests to' the mm «use.»
will be necessary to carry. forward:
successfully any such project. Win
Vi right», dlrectm of the F‘nfrflbld Com»
.1). Farm Bureau has. uttered to given,
soveml talks to the teachers in re.—
1'md‘ to the initial work-2. Thv'ComL» .
munity club will»- this your. an lant‘ "
year have at trained. director ‘espe-I "
clully available for thé‘uummer.
That matters may be now fully conw ,' ~_
steered the superintendent of schools.
has called 3 meeting'ot‘ all momma _»
pursuits in the Assembly hall of 111111 '
High school for Tuesday, Much 27..
at 3:37) p m.’1‘he teachers of the
public are cordially invited to 11mm.
Representatives of the various clvlo.‘
ruminations» or «malty hcvo 1mm
invited to'bo mum. Tho ”1..
the welfare committee of the city on
' my doom that 111111"th -
give the hearty 11m It'thrp‘wo
o
Norwalk Chronicler