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L and Juliet Waltz
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NORWALK I
SOCIETY
and Personal
NE WS
I
. sting Your. Home
PA, ll "1111;
' Checrfully Given
I .
Among the hostesses for dinner
apreccding the militaty ball at the
IBiooklaun Country Club on Saturdav
Icvening will .be Mrs William T.
Illaviland of BL'ooklawn menue. and
, I\I1'.s.Snmucl C Shaw, of Santotd
ews place.~B1idgepott l‘.\llllllg Post.
I “
I Leland Close. of Franklin avenue,
Ileaves Saturday {01 New Ymk city.
‘l‘nag’ue held a meeting;
”(I made plans for on Iuhcre he will enter the c"a1ali_v divi-|
to be held shotth. Ision of the New Yoik National Guard.
Mrs, A. G. Williams. oi Rochester.
and heat the special No I
McCotnitick. at the AIhonic of her daughtei in Not-.walk
. l'rank Goodcliild. of the J. & J. Cas
IImeeting of the Noiualk 'Co., has returned from 11 two weeks
ty was held last night inIbusiness trip to Canada.
Health Oiilccr Dr. \‘l’illlumI
m Hadc, of the .110“ GradI Miss l.. Wylie. 30 Orchard
0’! New York city. {1‘ Norwalk. will be in Greenwich.
I creating address to the 14.15 and 16.011 business
0 were present. Routine
disposed of during the
street.
May
Miss Currie Allen. of New York
city; is :1 visitor at the home of Mrs.
I0. w. llau'xhurst. of Quintard place.
' I. the re re' entuttve: to
111 I’ M ‘ 11.1.. DeForesl, or Qulniartl
d ‘ contention held in Mrs
ently were heard last place, “‘1” " .
mating or the Uncas of “is i M. Ruscoe. in Southport
I. O. R. M. The reprc-I
ere John 11. Gallnher. 11.3
and Harry Ganung and
V P. G. S. Williani'Mill-
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BLISS WANTS MATCH
.loc Bliss, a former Texas boy
11 champion wr'estlei oi the South.
Ward Marshal gave brief who is now in Br'idgepmt challenges
lhn'convention. One candl- any man to wrestle liim at
looted. The adoption do pounds; will take or give five pounds.
He has been wrestling tor the lust
- is worked next Tuesday
Iseven years and has not met dct‘ent
I vet.
COMPANY NOTFS
amt-weekly (hill of I)... Send challenges to 511:}:th-
. by C N. G.. was held manager .11 756 State street.
the armory. Two appli- ___..__._
membership were received HOSPITAL NOTES
1' “mam “"d FIE“ 1111 '1111 t 1 . Phill'W 11' r
ger weie accepted as intent on 9 yes ”I“ 1’ 0 o
_ Company Tho two 39- Taylor place, and Charles Wohlburg.
it take examinations i'm at South Nornalk
to “1'3 company today. I~ Discharged yesterday: Mrs. George
his
~ 01' land on Osborn ave-um be given to‘
m.___. _____ AI
The 'Star Spangled Ba: ‘N. l’.. is vis'ning tor a few davs at tth
visitor today at the homo,
and I
tenth.“ no. no: Ion-l
hue and at Seaside place. The out
mince. noon-tended that Herein
street should not be paved It molt-I
mended that the title to I snail sulpI
Frank D. Roberts. it reported that theI
houses on Cove street had been ro-IW
numbered. in this report. the commit .
ice asked for advice item the corpora-
tion counsel as to how much authority
it had in order to force owners of,
houses to accept the numbering by theI
committee. The committee reported
unt‘avorably on allowing C. F. Leonard.
of the Postal Telegraph Company, to
place a sign in front of its office. TheI
1 reports ’of the highway committee were
Iaccepted without comment. I
I Report of Police Committee.
Councilman George D. Russell re-
ported that. C. W. Lengyel of 11 Tul-
,madge place, had been appointed su-
Ipernumerai'y policeman. The appoint»
Iiuent was confirmed by the council.
Report of Corporation Counsel.
The communication in which V.
‘Cinquo alleged to have paid the late
M’illiuniS .‘ .Wilcox taxes for which he
Iteccntly recened 11 bill “as turned
Iowa to thc Second disttict on the ad-
1i1-e oi the cor'pomtion counsel.
The cotporation counsel advised that
'1.ommunicotions 1eceivcd 110111 Leo 'Da.
'1'is 11nd Andiew ilitzu in t‘cgaid t'.\ cr-
assessments be turned 01 cr to
Assessors. it was so
rots in
the Board of
toted.
I The communication from Florence
I. l’ickness was 1"'efcticd to the Board
of Assessors on the advice of Corpoia-
.tion Counsel Lockwood.
Corpouttion Counsel lot'kwood "ch
vistd that thit council had no power
Ito abate taxes on properly sold by
I‘Janics l1‘.l.21vdelt to the bridge com'
urgtd by lodge John
1
niittce, as
Keogh.
1 in the case of Edmud l. liloom. who
rcoucstcd tl‘t- cllv to refund money
11 paid by him tor a jitncv licrnse and taken the
. for inici rcst money 111 his lio:1tl,.ludgc ““1 Chas H- mm
Lockwood advised that the city was
liable.
Councilman Ntitting reported that
the Hope. Hose. truck had been repaired
.Iut lllo cost of $252. Chief George W.
Illogurdus ‘asked whethei the council
Would keep the pcsltlon of Frederick
Schaub in ”I“ lire department open
for him when he returned, in cafe be
joined the navy? The council unanl
1nously voted to do so. The council
voted to give Cllit‘l Bogardus the pow-
Icr tr. establish ll ilrc box in Fuirlleld
Park. , 1
Discussion from the Floor. I
Dr. Milton .1. (‘obutn and William
P. \l'urd.1epresentlng the sclioolI
board. appeared bciorc the council 11ndi
.
1-53 asked how much authority it had in Second—Lagoon! demonstrations, ctc..
connection with the building of the.
two new schools. They spoltc of lipid
ing had plans drawn which will not
He is now open to 11 est any man cost the city anything unless bonds Thiid—Dalry marketing.
in his weight its catch us catch can. Irot' the schools are issued. The coon-I Fourth—Boys. and Girls Club wor-k,ul
cil advised the school bomd to goI-
Iahcud and get bids on the schooiI
buildings With the clause in the ndt?.'-I
tiscment reserving the right to reject.
any or all or the bids. The Board 01'.
Education will report on May 29.!
Iwhen tutthcr action will be ldkcn. II
Concord Street Extension Taken Up.I
'next year were adopted.
, so. NORWALK
New Check Suits
816.95 to $25.00
the, developed.
ISecond-The Boys' and Girls’ Garden
Club work. which has already been
carried on for several years by 1111
civic department of the Community
Club of Norwalk; the East Norwafs
Improvement Society and recently
South Main street paving with
War recite people.
Mr. Wadhttms called the attention si‘I
the council to the [act that extraordi-
nary expenditures would have to be
made to the sewer on Burritt avenue
which recently broke down. I
Citv Engineer Wadhams suggested‘ the NorWalk Garden Association.
that the Ford automobile of the street An expert county leader has been
department he sold, as it is in poor working in this county. organfiins and
condition and a new Maxwell pur- instructing the. committees in the cit-
chased. The council appropriated 195 and towns in Club and garden
$464 from tho unappropristed reven- work.
ues of the Fifth Taxing district and
placed to the credit of the automobile have been secured in the dllferent
-ac.count Mr. \ladhams was given the Communities, two being aSSigncd to
power to sell the old machine. Norwalk all 0f whom have been train-
T110 thousand dollars was appropri- lid for this work in the Connecticut
atcd from the unappropriated reven- Agricultural College
ues of the Fourth Taxing district and About TONY aCre's of land has been
placed to the credit oi"
nance of the road depa1tment.
Before the council adjourned a re- worked.
poxt of Councilman Robert E. London When “Signed l0 Adults they agree"
on the suggestion of Judge Nehemiah ‘0 furmsh everything and guaittntee to
Candec that mm land be used f0, complete the undertaking. in which
the raising of crops was read and ac- ”‘59 the "OD bflongs to them unless
which has been allotted and now being
Trained local leaders in this work '
the mainte- donated up to the present time. ten of ~
('cptcd Tile council then adloutned. “helm“ ltgreed
Mr. licudon’ 5 report follows in full: When assigned ‘0 children ”19)’ pay
To the Honorable Mayor and Council r" 5‘3“” onIy 3“" the organizationI
of the City of Norw.11ik stands for “11 0th?! expenses, inclus-
IGcnllenien' ing the services of the local leaders
Reporting 0.. the matter which was The Norwalk Garden Association has
called to the attention of your honor had contributions ‘0 the amount of
by the. Hon \‘ehemiah Cundec in alet- “"6 “D ‘0 (We alld “bile there is
ter of April 161b, vacant land for gai- more pledged, 1 am (if the OpinlotithatI
dens to assist in the food piepai'edness
which is now demanding the attention "‘9 support 0’ ”113 work as it means
of the nation, and turned over to me “swan“ ‘0 9“")? man. woman and
to investigate would suv 111111 1 have “'“d m ”1’5 my “hen the food 1 \b
matter up “1111 s .1. Wright 1”" ”900m“ “"0115 in the countxy
ortl1.repre~cntatives“' I am informed that the labor qucs-
of the. Fairtlcld Farm Bur
celved the following information.
The Falifleld County Farm Bureau.
cooperating with the United States
Department of Agiiculture and
nectlcut Agricultural College. antici- the situation—as an instance 0! that.
pitting the needs for tood conservation. 1 cu" attention ‘0 “‘0 mave Wide by
-mrmers being unable to get the. de-
sired help to woik the farms,
strenuous cltorts are being made by
discussed the problem at 11 meeting of emf“! & Knapp, purchasing P “if!" 1111;-
tlie board of directors. which was held and offering an opportunity l0 iheii
in the once at tho Nuwnlk Chnmoev 11111111111111 Workers to work on same.
of Commerce 1111 “that as December.
1916. at. which time 11. program or 111'-
ganizalion and definite projects for the
and woman will be paid (or work on
the farm the same amount as could be
transportation free each way.
i sin informed that within the hour
after this became knotim. over 2000 or
C. it K. workers signed cards agreeing
to do their hit:
vestigations convince me that
Projects.
First~The more. economic. pioductlon
of dairy products. including milk rec-
ctds and cow testing associations.
to lowct feed costs. dairy farm man-
agement. including campaign (or
iamters' accounting. '
other preparedness.
Very truly yours,
ROBERT a. convoy.
though no new work is to be under
Committee.
taken in communities except where
satisfactory local leadership is 1111-
sured. ’
Fifth—Ten days for poultry project in’
certain districts. to its determined at
a later date.
To carry out these projects and re-
‘UTGERS TEAM WANTS GAMES
.Tllf‘ Rutgers basketball team of 5
Rutgers Place, New York city, wants
basketball games. The team is pre-
pared to play any team either here or
the citizens should be very liberal in
eau.11nd re lion is the most dillicult to cope with H
but
Con- the several organizations to relieve ..
occasionally. at Which time every man
Icarned in the same time in the shop.
‘Onlho whole, my in- I,
NO!" {I
walk is well up among the leaders in I
Ithc food preparedness, as well as in air ,
men WM." honotahly d” Wells, of 31 Chestnut street.
"om the company last night I. Horace ll. Nash urged that action be.
does some to system. organization was
in New York city. For games, address
the fact that they lnivc
tlepnndenl ‘upon them for,
This lemon :1 total of one
d two members in the com
' t is expected that a num
35% use men will be discharged
physical examination is tok-
lejohn was appointed
lit last night. Private
' tippo.:1ted cook, and
or was made a corporal.
rill will be held Thuisday
o'clock.
hunt is delinquent and
scams 3 henitncl classi
:- at once.
‘KonAK BANK—
our: brains FOR A
. ‘ ‘
well-Corporation
taken on the matter of the Concord needed, and llll‘ following anCS WET? Milton KlVEIOW Stamford General
, (“tension He’spokp of the great need selected l0 llt‘illl {be several projects DEllVCi‘). Ml‘ lePlOW whose home
MRS SLACK s [Fl-[ER or 11 sewer in that vicinity and of the PUbiiCill'. membership and fi"“““"' is 412 Orchard street, Port Chester, 1
. u lvnntagc that it uould be to the city w- G Cleveland Chas H Dilworth. a profic. out distance 1'.unnet' He made
William ll. McMahon spoke along the Norwalk - 1 1 -
‘To Mothers ofIIDelicate Children Isnmelines. Commissionci Stephen 3 Heading up the Geneiai Organization mfgfiiofil‘hgxg in tht meat Boston
lalmvra. Pa.— My “m” 1"“! had “ Hatch told how Christian Swsrtz had and Policies—S. L. Pierrepont 91‘“
chronic cough "“d “as ‘0 thin you lost it tenant to the old Volk hat fac- ident. iRidgeiield. I
90“” mum her ””5 and She had no ttory in that section due to the fact :Bol'S‘ and (“113' Club Work—Mrs. E'
Iam’em'9' Nothing “'9 gm“ h" seem Ithatt here. wasn‘t any sewer. G. H. Schenck, Wilton. I
ed to help tier. until one day Mrs. Net 1 City Engineer Joseph P. Wadhams Legumes—Dr W. C: Wood, New Ca-
:be“ “5km me totrylmol and no“. advised the council that to fill in the ninth.
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'1? e isehuzgriys 11:] 1:1: ti:1:hhei czrfllefiu Side. Of. the proposed extension All Matter Pertaining to Grange Co
gon IS 0 s o r a as a o operation—D. A. ’St. John. New Ca-
l'.- :althy col01 i wish every .tnotliel'Iwml1d COM Rt least 86' 000 Beside this
'who has a delicate child would try'there w0uld be the 90‘“ 0f layiig the noon.
‘1’inol.“-—.\lrs. Alfred Slack: ISei\er. which would take up all the Dairy Marketing—«l.
' wood, Easton.
. . . in the sewer appropriation.
“e u 1 incl. ‘ h '1 nt . luioney ' .
3 ““1“ 8" V V ““ °° amt William 11. McMahon advised that Cow-testing Associations and Daily 01 Hartford is $2.500. A bill to make
accords—W. C. Johnson; Newtown. Ithis increase was introduced in the
Ibeef and cod liver peptones, iron and stteet cl a d h b l i
iman anese 1e tonutes and lycero- 13 “Pg” an as 95 9 “SM n
g l p g the efilling in of the ground. Farm Management and Expositions—, Senate by Senator McLean three years
G Mortimer 'Rundls, Danbury. ‘ fago. . ,
phosphates. to make delicate children;
Councilman Nutting suggested that .
Orchards Assisting Editorship of -
Ihealthy and strong—Frank 11.131114
Iter, South Norwalk. Also at the lead the council accept the deéd to the .
Farm Bureau Exxchonge and Gener— 1
a1 Activities—jphas. H Plump. Red
Tii‘gf'dl'ug stores in all Conn. towns.—- property 1°” the 09900“! eXtensio‘n. It
I Adv. was finally decided to hold a hearing
' ding.
These activities have been consist-
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BILL TO INCREASE
‘ §PELLACY'S SALARY
\VASHlNGTON. May 9.—-A bill to
increase the salary of the United
states district attorney for Connecti-
cut to 35.000 11 year was introduced
in the House today by Congressman
Lonergan.
District Attorney Thomas J. Spellscy
Arthur Sher-
112111111111 rm '
CATALBH on A com
.May 29
Says acorn Applied in Nostrlls
The salary now paid 10‘
It was voted to obtain badges for
the special constables. , .
Councilman Russell spoke about the
.
l on this matter on Tuesday evening,
ently carried along since the adoption
The. Reason Why
of the projects so that when the rush ,
came on account or the declaration or .
' Opens Air Passages Right Up.
vvvtvvcvyv
woo-WW
Instant reliefs—«no waiting. .Your
y you are not rich or wealthy. Isn‘t that all the
soon why you should be sure to keep what you -
men’s no place more secure to: your, documents
, of value than a safe deposit" box in our vault.
Fail 1s 1s tnfhng YOUI can’t actors the risk. ‘
motorcycle squad and the council vot-
ed to have such a body. ’
Mhyor Horstrom spoke sboutts oom-
plaint from Herbert A; Mathewson in
regard to the r to children in the
vicinity of Monsanto-est and North
War, the Farm .3uroau was prepared=
l0 meet. the emergency clogged nostrils open right up; the air
All or Mr. candoé’s passages of your head clear and you
' suggestions had can breath-a freely. No mare hawking,
been considered. developed and were
being cam ed out, not only .111 N9“ 1grunting. blowmg. headache, dryness.
walk. but throng
and theI State.
mid-Midas!
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FURNITURE. RUGS,
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REED BABY
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