mm
N9. MAIN srl
«mm amenity:
mm:
Vii-h "mile that the City Coun-
My dinculsol the laying of
W. sidewalk! to attain streets in
a ‘ Kori-talk. Grantinx that new
. would be an improvement. as
Fun“ in many other important
our city. are they so neces-
” that this added burden should be
m on at this time of general
ation and extreme high cost of
and labor?
flat the present walks are in a
“ :- conditionisnot true. As a
. lost of them are quite decent.
M defective being those ad-
the property of the N. Y., and
I. It. a. Co. As individuals we
,, patrioticaliy eliminating every-
“ that is not absolutely necessary
7 we may be able to help our coun-
dn ever! possible way Cheerfuliy,
:“y. we do without to the sacrificial
: but is it fair that we as individ-
aih should do it all? is it fair—a-ol'
me, for the city to impose upon us.
It slu- time, any Unnecessary ex-
'w?
7 ‘7 Hour of the property holders in
" 'bidestgnnud streets are widows.
_ . incomes have not increased
wit the Inoreasedvoost of living: and
“apportion women. While we do
’1 deny'that well paved sidewalks are.
“rune, so also are coal and food
many other comforts which we
fit willingly awriflcirli: to the limit at
“a critical time. We claim the, right
every good citizen to (lo—not our
i. but ourititmost. Will the city deny
that privilege by compelling as to
”that which asindividuai cltisens we
' will not for a moment consider———'
atarce aunt of money for some-
whichiis under existing circum-
a’iuxury? We earnestly hope
WI will take no decisive step
at miter till the serious finanditli
. ”sent and prospective, incl-
' ib-flte war, is at least, somewhat
VAN ZAND’F-
an.”
as. lilntrict commissioners will
Senview avenue that
point at East W
{Seavlew avenue more rounded.
thconn-edtonerhon. 'with'
illness,
. . ‘ 1' ‘
i I i L 8 {MI taken In his residents: at Dorion's ‘
l_ .
Albert G. Dela of New York city. ; i '
’Point for the summer.
l Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Raymond and
TM '01 Gresory Dominant, are mov-
iu to New your city today, ’
Ir. and Mrs. William Steer of New
York City have opened their summer
residence at Dorlon's Point.
Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Throne of New
York City have taken up their resl- 00“,“), held their quarterly meeting in
dence for the summer at Dorlon's ~
‘ . lira C. J. Harrell of Fourth streetl
!has again taken up her residence here March so to Mr. and Lira. Andrew Al
3““ W ’0"? time in “New len of Noroton Helsinki» 0‘ “'9 Stanl-
York City. '
3 Ernest Plait of Osborn avenue, now
with the ,U. 8. Shipping hurt! in the;
Ierdllnt lulu Service. spent nihave been held Friday night at the
leave of absence at his home here yesw Methodist church was postponed until
tesdoy.
Word has been received that Fri-i scarcity of fuel.
Nate Thoma- Prioe of the 1st Quebec; '
4:; leho was stationed at the Go
yang“. on)“; 10th inst, '9 Barracks. Montreal. Canada,
ed for France on Saturday.
Mr. Disbrow who has been spending l the morning services. the evening
the winter months in Florida has re« services having been omitted.
turned to his home on Fourth street, ———-—-
andhas again taken up his work with
thp 'Norwalk iron Works.
Henry W. Pagan has transferred to:a gatlonal church ye"
the City of Norwalk the bit of land on Ind 7130 "me"-
Wm make the: the Men's class at 9:30 a. m.
ashington street and i
I
initial: :1211:G:JS;2(:$38323 their regular drill this evening in the
mittec will hold another of their al-
ready famous dances at
Hall on Friday evening, the 26th, a
which time many novelties will be in“
troduced. The committee is to meet‘
this evening to make plans for the. a!»
fair.
Gustave Amundsen and Oscar John-
son. “m M the East Norwaik b0”, the meeting is to so organise the mem-
who “,0”. sent to Camp DeVens “m bers of the committee in order that
the drafted men and who were. ready sales of the bonds can be made
transferred to a camp in the South are
now located at Hoboken and returned
Saturday to that place after a two'
(lavs' furlough spent
here.
The rummage sale held at 126 Wash-
inmon street. South Norvnlk by the
East Nol'walli improvement
lion was quite successful although up _
to the time that it closed on Sniurtlnl' ‘
ovenlnn there were still some it w nr 1‘"19“?-
tlclcs that had not been sold.
indies worked hard to make the sale n‘
success and reports will be given in a
short time u to the amount realized.
Relatives of Bert flushes, an East M” .
Norwalk boy, have received . . .ge if they ncufy the selection in
from him in France. He reports a fine
trip over and says that he is enjoying
himself "Over There." His brother,
Lester Hughes. who is on a transport;
left the port the next day after he nr-‘
rived. They were both on the same
boat, but were unable to get into com-
munication with each other
ten. | 'Bert states that he is
best of health and sends his regards
to all of his friends.
late
with relative
Th
very o
7 Street1 The pulpit of the Noroton Presbyte-
had sail-I rial: church was ably oiled yesterday
Community
Assocln~
letters
in the n"
a.
. -..
' ck
The rural mail carriers. of Foirdelt
'thia town Saturday night.
A daughter, named Muriel, was born
ford Hospital.
The entertainment which was to
l'l‘ueuday. because of the storm and n
I
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l by Rev. Harryscotlcid of itownyton at
Rev. Joseph P. Dicker-man of Win-
sled occupied the pulpit of the Congre
erday at the ltlztfi
lie also addressed
i The awkward sound or the rookies
'of the Darien Home Guard will hold
town hall. Five new members have
been enlisted recently and will be on
hand tonlbht to receive instruction to
the fundamentals of drill.
l
A meeting of the Darien Liberty
, Loan Committee will be held this eVen-
inx in the town hall. The purpose of
f' ,
and will send Darlen "over the top"
with llt‘l' over-substrlpllon.
Yesterday was the last Sunday of
.tlle conference year at the Methodist '
Lchurch. Rev. Thomas l.. Price. \le0
has been pastor since—last December.
is. expected to be returned. and he has
becgule very popular throughout the
H
town, as well as among his owti‘parl-all-
e . m ‘
‘ Next Tucsday’nnd Wednesday have
been set aside as clean-lip days. Rcsl~
tit-his who have ashes or rubbish to bi
removed may have it carted without ,
illnf‘. Rubbish should be placed in
bug's, boxes or barrels, at the. curblinc
to save the time of the collectors.
—-————-l
Six more Darien boys have rescued,
France, according to messages rr‘ceil l
ed by relatives left behind. All were
,, connected with the Coast Artillery”
d have been at Fort Wright ilince1
they were mustered into the federal
:service. The six include Corp. Haroldi
: liilispaugh. Richard Abendroth.
cnnaemd List of Contents
The most casual glance at the condensed
given below will fully vindicate the assertion
Mill mentor.
I “it We of New York city.
3 ”a liar days with relatives
"‘ “I street.
1 annuals-std society of the East
“ [church will meet Wed-
‘ W at the church.
m 'Amoko! Van Zandt street
V ' by cem‘reccivetl to-
‘flfiw arrived safely over-
"If'i‘ceple officiated at the
- - and evening services at the
union... Church yesterday, at
~ and Harvey street. '
. Wood of First street. sends
« es 1 card. received today,
- thoship on which he sail-
‘an‘lvod‘safely overseas.
George E. Thompson of Edits
‘wlutertain the members of
“u » w class of the First Con-
- - torch at her home to-
M
"iv, ’Platt, who recently had
- ' whirled so he could join
JIM. spent Sunday herc,
. "today for Boston Navy Yard.
" M- .
I“. Norwalk Tobacco Fund
in l-meeting this evening to
. , for another of their popular
I V 1 [m the hot weather nets in.
he." will be held at the store
‘ 9. me of East Washington
of “mines will beheld Ill
”fit at the East Avenue M
, ~ mlvthoush the annual us
“slew York East Conference
Wilt Discord church is
in New Britain. Rev. H. E.
motto attend. .
Mn Butler of cm:
W at the morning set"
may ”kennel church in
art-av ail-in. canons
“limit.”- '
, fmlsa aneurysms.
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liill’lil Blifllll‘ ill
“Willll’ llllN ~
ltlllill owns
'Don't Stay Hudachy, Constipated
Sick, With breath Bad and
3v we sunset at: MA
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as, sauces: uoow 1»le
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incorge W. Gist, Wilfred Lowndes.
iiinrry Schilchting and George Sutton.
5 / __ . of popular standard songs ever published.
i Saturday evening another patriotic‘ ' ‘
'war rally was held at the Center ‘21 H” S” 123 W" M
‘school auditorium, one of the purposes 45 5530‘ m 55 PM 3"
of which was to complete the details ‘ , 74 Sailor. Son, 82 Operatic Sons
Ifor organizing the various auxiliares ‘t, 9 M ”W s"
'ol the Red Cross now opening in this . 223 W s” m s“. s”
' town, and hitherto) allied with the 99 HM 63 W m
:Stalnford chapter. into a new chapter ‘
I to be called the Dirien. chapter. so that _
' this town will henceforth be indopsnd~
cut. The speaker was Private Fred-
’crick Howard. who served m
xwith Kitchener‘s first 100.000 0c-
mhrr,‘ 1914, and then. having 'been in-
valided and returned to Australia.
sailed from Melbourne in a school!!!
which took 130' days for the trip to
,Brltish rCoiumbla. :here he enlisted
;with the Canadians and served in
| France at, Ypres, Vimy Ridge. and tie
'Somme. He has. been wounded live
i , lMOatandard songs for less than one-
tientlllof a cent apiece.
tales. and told a thrilling story. The Road. loft mm .tor
xii-y at the piano.
Mrs. George H. Noxon of the Postithere this week.
offshoot s
, The'Greatest Song Book in
.Brougllt'toYou by The Evenir gSeiltinei ‘
SMALL liJJJSTRATlON OF THE BIG BOOK. FULL SIZE. 71/; I to INCHES.
that this is the most extraordinary collection religious and musical
children.
melodies, of
were familiar
new ones.
tings .
the World
at Nominal cos?
' TREASURE—g
“t H O U S E. of
hymns, of anthems, of
of patriotism. Some
lorelatllers,,, most of
them are familiar to
you, and those of the
latter day familiar to
your children 4-— the
We ,nre‘told that mu—
sic begins wllere the
speaking voice ends,
and we know that too
many homes are with-
out vocal music.
, operas,
to your
2
A New Book—Nothing Even Approaching- lt .
Ever: Before Published '
I it is a book that will become a veritable
list treasure of the library.
it is a book necessa
to the patriotic,
ucation 'of your
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MAILORDERSFMJED
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When Post-go Added; Soc Coupon
98c
mm 'Rev. Hiram Van Kirk, Ph.D., rector, an intention
[liberty chorus sang with was There- D. 0., whose are sum W the church,
as Hoyt in solos. and Stanley C. Whit Norwplk show of the Daughters of
- “‘8 "“9"” “WM“ '1 “'9" “unfit, rectornte of that parish.
tintntnl Sedition which is being held
St. Luke’s church. Noroton. danietI our:
' i
to the
vestry
that they have very generally
i
A-
of the
plinticaliy lthat he has any intention all been accepted as authentic, and much
retiringtln the immediate future from; regret
melt!!! hove been so widely circulated friends wi
about town for the past few weeks.
that n: Van Kirk had expressed such are
has been expressed
that 1".-
State‘ Van Kirk was to leave town. His many
ll be glad to have this zan-
uurance from him that these rumors
without foundation. .
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