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' iMouhoois in East Norwsik will
Wthvflntovdny—«mion as usual» to-
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mlflmln‘ mid-week serVIces~wero
'Htlficho East Avenue- .\i.: E.
Weir and the Advent Christian
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WVbeilfeld‘ at the duorters on Van!
, fi‘dt strésnuohdmsremng.
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fist Norwalk refldentsrlre planning
mi the Liberty Wildly- to be
'- a; the armory thisievssllng; The
l The East Norwalk .Tobacco Fund
‘ “elicit l'rohlrclm Herbert
2.. th access to their records 01'
, fly it boys in the service so
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ls hop'edlhhat thcil‘my‘cmtrrb’ ' to"
h was so successilmy pm'égémed
_ ye synger of 75 orders tyme" on
may t. ’wiil be repeated in
(more has the members of
East Norwalk improvement Asso-
dlonw under whose auspices the con-
was given are cousiderinc the
ter. -
mt Norwnlk will be thoroughlv can-
Visited heginnintz tomorrow bv the Lb
boon workers for the Third Li-
My Loan and banners and placards
"will be prominently displayed East
Forwallr residents have always done
bit dimly the past two Liberty
drives and are dohig their hit
"I lg the War Savings Stamp drive.
it is expected that they will not
bold“ new.
(Withers of motor boats and other
‘ . "bl bundles in but Norwalir are
ill for the caution season. The
is bro being hauled out and are
v . hinted and scrapped and other-
but In a: napalm condition.
no a pleasant season ls anticipat-
it is not expected tlist there will
to, great activities in the way of
‘ hos many or the younger men
list- ton that there is little oc-
,lfl'rm We. t is
l The Women's Auxiliary of Chi-ll. .~‘
,mude plans for a Dollar Social to be.
“rhetd‘uexb'l'hurlday afternoon at thd
home. or Mrs. G, s. smith ot‘ Rowan" '
latreet at which time the members will
{morning charged with assault
pie have had marital trouble off and on
for some time past and that iesteldav mo who had lived here only s- few
Imornin’g_ thcv had bad words.
SALf.Tllk’remar'hltfiitblv meeting of tthMWAkK RUB
Whack & .iaddt'rICompan
demand: Bléphalli hunk of tho ’Norwalk Club in Wall street; and prov-
Church met with Mrs; Arthur (‘srr of] ‘l
Second street testerdsy aiternoon and
DRESSES
Special selection of Smart Dresses.
sass to $28.95
SKIRTS
Dressy and Sport Skirts
$2.49 io‘l$l6-.95
hingttbclr- dollars. and tell how the§~'
clued them. Hans forarummsge sale
to’be held during the latter part of the
month‘oers’ulso discussed. The blrthl Bellinnlnx seturdar of this week.
'; Rowayton- Library Reopening
day mm of the Auxiliary will be held: Mrs. Ellis Moore of tho lleiglx'rhas '“d “mm“! “m" m" ”we“
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
during the early part or git .y irciurned to her home, after visiting the Library will be open on Saturday, ..-. _
l relatives in llroitlyn for s few days. afternon and eye]: of each w,eelt re
instills closed on other days.
This action. is made necessary in
View of the financial condition of th(
liorflll‘ Ferris, of Best avenue, Ensi' “H Ellis Moore. has returned to her‘
Noruulk. was arraigned before Judge home at the Heights, after virgins
' . rel (iv a in lhlobld for a few ys
\OSburgh in tht down town court 3:: a i‘ Y“ Association.
u ho have bucks at
~ | Paul Stirling superintendent of the Will all those is
his wife Mhel' and was fined 810 “d 1 New lluicu division of the N. Y... N. H. homo kindly return them on Saturday.
warned that if he was ever arraigned & ll. it R. spent Sunday with friends all fines will'be collected from that
upon a simllnl charge before the local in town. ' date.
:court that it would mean a nil sen-l
um The “mu" wok mice ,as, .ur .mti 3m: Richard F Sktlton ott- The Wm "’0'" "“5 m“ ”‘0'
i , ' ‘ Noroton nu-nue haw returned to ouxlliy cleaned and it is boiled that ii
II Ell! llDOll Hit“ \N nsbinizlon street {m "n“. spend“): the m.“- mr‘e number may avail themselves of
'bl'idl‘l‘? and Special omcer Scott made month at u..."- bungalow at M'a‘rletm "w privileges of "N, Library on satur
the arrest. Ferris said that because 8 C. day . , . . ‘
two stories that he had heard about, ' h
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.:;:o:l:1i:tal:¢::; £23323}; Tahiti“: rt n, widow oi Matthias JuBflton. was Frank Brands 0.1 “93‘ S‘de “"m'“
9‘ ‘ ' bought'lbert- bamfihpbluzers Tolls. i'g the Mylo) schiqn. has been suf-
Ferris ma ‘ha'wah. had $0158 [0 tllf‘ \ Y WllOl‘t‘ l'le died. lui aim}, “‘1'an "on, "no measles.
Regent Theatre lefili‘rllfiy‘wnh n we :rpd intern-d inlSprlnx mow Cemetery ' . ,
m‘an friend and Ferris said that he had uesday attornoon The conduit)" or Mrs. Frederick "
been 01 that she went with several “......"
friend's dit was admitted that tho coll- 'Th“ f““"*“ "f “"3”“? Redford 0' Hart rcmians about the some at)!”
' the Heights wits libld or St Julio 5 home in Raymond street
v-hulch‘. Norman. Tuesday. Mr. Bed- , _.
The body of Mr“ Florence A. Bar.
P rker and‘
rum “u, 36 ”a“ of "9 How ‘ The. families of Marry a
Eustivc oi liliiOKbn .‘I Y..,. and h.“ Edward King are expected son to or
i been ill for the past .‘i.\ months. rive st their’summer homes in Token
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i Peter Kristiansen of the Heights.
"rho was formerly in partnership with
l ill on
George Hammelaby in 42‘s. black Preston M Hut 2nd (will? Mo
'1] umithing buflfie“ in but”; “a who”- May. 1 move into t eir airs n
has recently: hen employed on .war .Kinley place from the second flloor of
Ewcrk it Philadelphia enacts to mks the home of John L'Hommedieu on]
that c ty the permanent home of his
family shortly Crockett street. .
.The second‘ plnochle tournament of
a series was held last night in the
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Tax Collector Elbert C Bates is now Capt “"9103 itowlsnd “"1"” n'
at the town hall daily to collect tn‘os resident of this city. is expected to or-
for ill; current year. His hours or: rive in Norwalk from his hone ill Nu-
from lain:- toSp. m. OnAprilz
ed and the four highest teammflnish- he will Mat- .“ Heights post once in .eotts,‘ Washington, very soon. for 1!
ed in the order nuned‘ We C the shown to meet those in that “it with ”WW.“
cod and A. n.1ilalkin. 10,;535 )fiection ohmb to pay their '
Nelsob w. sentient answer lilyatt m emrml or week day out n .
9.:740’ John DMD/mus and c lrvlirg By he may be found at the tow‘lrliall. ‘
’ .‘t-R till 0 ' 'in the'heatl-l
.ington, 9,;‘085 E 0'. Keeler and Wll- Chariots M.- Richmond, 1 :5 "6 uwayto ore pany. ( “The:
um L. Olsen, 9,.060 The highest m :to Coll George nibbbhu'st “may. in yton avenue.
score maderat one table - was 1420a ‘Fitbh‘d “time for the Soldiers; who rel Wins menu or oysters ind Other
made by Cheater S; ..Selleck and R0)" «early enlisted and its serving attvlsnds prepared by the committee
til s. ’Adams gun“ m {Haspllglv 513;“;va will be served from s to 9 o'clock Al
en own, a
After the marital! been concluded in into“! last week While; mm: three advance Bile" of tickets is “lbw?
social time waslenjoyed and Mresh'l' rat-nits home to whirlwind: on water“
ments were served. The club enter“ “9‘ days' furlough. =
tainment committee was Ila chariot" of
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last nlaht's very successors 'aiiah‘iMn' , at the,—
other tournament will be held at‘flte clubhouse last winter to conserve fuel.
A- lively: season
- lull in the hear more. ‘ is anticipated. Al l - 11-;ng ' '
\orwalk c __ ; though considered largely a Stamford < .... '
. Club, Darien men loom large upon its ""
ND st c- o co an o m s, e ~W' ‘
:lHOSPITISIrIEE GROWING 3m fllnfllngrhds“té‘t‘nl‘iiiiaeli. --’~-~ 'N
of this icon. iloillzlas L. Elliman. first '—
(Continued Ermu~ Page One).
ed to be a hotly contested affair from
start to finish Ten tables were play-
vathing is complete for the sup-l
.139: to he give”? this elveuiubl by the
The WeelBilrn Club opened for the .1»
season this werlc; having closed the
. vice pmsidcnt: Henry W banks, .lf. “,3 Jogfgh G lbert spent a few days
second vice president; and N. Herb with her mother, Mrs. MW?” Olm’l
Sherwood secretarv and' treasurer. stead last week
The usual initiation fee will be waived '
equipment for use in the main operat-
comm field av ,
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OPTOMETRIS'I
lng room of the uewhospital, the re
maindcr over and above the amount
being for investment and the income
cf the investment/lie be expended
from time to time for the maintenance.
of equipment ofwthe opt-rating roam,
the balance. if any, to be turnczi into
the general maintenance fund of the
hospital.
Another feature of the proposition
wax that the opmtlng room shall be
a permanent memorial to the late
Ward 8. Gregory and shall be so in
scribed. This proposition was laid be
fore the hospital association by Rev.
Louis E. Howell, rector of St. Paul's
church. ' "
F rcderick L. lamson, secretary of
the t'Xt‘cllllve committee. accepted in.
offer. Mr. Lawson informed Mr.
Howell that the matter had been taken
up by the executive committee and
that it was his dam to a on our
finals appreciation of the so out
until August 1. by recent decision of
the board of governors.
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Miss Harriett‘Cummlns. oi (losbcn.
N. Y., who has been spendim! a {9"
(‘an with her aunt Mrs. H. E. t‘hl-
Seven uptown owners of dons hall chester, has returned ham?
a surprise yesterday when they re-
ceived calls from special Deputy Com-
missioner Dr. F G. Crowley, of the
Connecticut Commission of Domestic Mr and Mrs ogcar Budd of Wm»
Animals, and Police Officer Charles L. ton. have been the guests of Mill'{
Page. and were served with warrants Helen Slur!” , a. '
for not complying with the law in re- ‘ ,
yard to “will“ We” dogs on me“. Violets were in bloom for Easter in
~ the anion W. L Godfrey.
premlms, or on a leash when in the “a l. lgwing, of Flathush, we,"
streets. All were notified to appear '33.." with "lag", in town
before Judge Nehemiah Condos in tho
uptown court at eight ocloch lost Corporal Fritz-Meyers. of Camp
nlaht The cases were presented bv DEW-M bill be??? "'30?an a "W"
Prosecutor Jesse T. Dunbar. and the d‘” fol-loath
following were found guilty and fined
. lm t calm
oudollsr oschpwitbcests of 1.42. lptho “qumnézm
W I will of 1!”: C; V
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Mills Dorothy Demon. a student til
Wellesley College. spent the week- end
with relatives in town.
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1ol.“0llico. was; House as.
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new no new: soitomo .
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