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floor" Ferris is seriously ill at his
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“rho-flatten. of East Washington
' .meet. “1 yesterday in New York
York cit!
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luclnd f. Shea. oi Pleasant street.
, was anal: those who went-10' New
York ym to welcome the mem-
bers of die Twenty-Seventh Division.
The. mastic Girls' basketball team
and the Center Junior Hieh school
team wil play a lively game at the
‘Oomnunity hall on Friday afternoon
at 3M5 o'clock.
Many lovers of music from East
Norwalk are planning to visit Bridge.
port tomorrow evening to hear Galli-
Darci, theramous oolortllra soprano
who is to appear at the Sun» Street
Casino.
A mun” of East hum‘alk members
of the Nil-walk Chapter. Daughter: 0'
the Revolution. attend the state con-
ference which was held ymterdnv in
the South Norm-all; Methodist church
when the fifty state chapters were the,
guesta' of the local organization.
The mutilation of the Rev. \(i‘il-
atrom as pastor of the chdisll t‘on-
greg‘ationd church on Van Zant street
will take. effect on next 'l‘uesday. April
lat. Mr. Valiletrom will go to Merl-
den where he has accepted the posi-
tion of editdr of a Swedish reliaioua
periodical.
With that-u: pleasant spl‘inL' «lava:
hot Norwalii residents are ht-g‘nnin:
the annual clean-up. The Ionizer per.
lod of daylight. which will bi' incrca‘cd
glen week, aifortls many p--nple an op-
portunity to perform outdoor jobs that
have been Waitillz all winter. Yards
szcleaned. grass seed sown and
many need-mi inlproVellli-nts being
made on'tht- rvsivlr.’ 1m .1 :3 2:3;
fl the plantln'z of “'3 -.
Rev. and Mrs. l’ldl‘lbltl E. Wilson 'ire
today entertaining a number of ladies
of the Ladle-V. Aid society of the ll othel
letbodint church. Mr. and Mrs. “'il-
non were former residents of llethei
where they are widelv acquainted and
have a large how of ri-ends in that
place. As the. loan] pastor hoe resign-
ed ”head of the East Avenue Metho-
diat cinch and iii pianm‘na to leaVe
this city within a short while to enter
upon Illa new missionary duties ii New
York city. bli- friendn in Bartlet out:
this Why upon visiting here to
eatenffieir fareweii and well-wishes
to tbcpopufr clergyman and his wife.
“Clo-89 Om Norwaik" will be
sloganfln tome in the third district
from now until the first week in May
which has been designated as Chan-
“ Weekgfor the purpose of ridding
' the WM. collars and titties of
all rabbi. and debris which accumu-
lated am. the winter. It has
-M W“ quite a habit with many
hit Norfolkers to throw all refuse
and rubbfitrfrl the first open lot the!
name too Catchy infringing the. health
0‘ the NW and despoillng the at-
tractivenas of the city. All are ask-
“ to keep what evor they wish to
' “m“aw'y until the regular garbage
'nad refuse? collection days when they
fu'lll be collected if they are left on the
feaidewalk! in the proper receptacles.
Due to an unforeseen misunderstand-
85. the rummage sale of the East Nor-
.walk lmflovament Asaociatfdn. which
In. to have been held on tli’riday and
Saturday of this week has been post-
' 'md null Friday and Saturday at
. next weel'. April 4 and 5th. The LP.-
; (ice of Mooneheart Legion had hired
‘ fie florifin store on Washington
2" j direct, w” the Halo was to to have
MMIG and His fact was not taken
. ”e count-anon bv the owners when
M won't approached by the commit-
tee ct M’Norwalk ladies to whom
a 1.6 “(was again rev-let. tor the two
I ”I.“ file complication was die.
‘ _. M ‘Mooaeheart ladies, who
“given the store first. were
' -' 5 hold their affair and the
375.3 w ladies were compelled to
. um sale for a week. The
" - ductile articles to moneyed
’ ciao vane: be held one weenml
be audited at the stations. the
. “location of which appeared
‘“ W inane, during the few
be!“ fie openint'of the file.
. ted
”le‘.
The new vietxy postage stamp has
been placed on side ot the nation post-
ofliee.
The Southwick Home on Gracie
street has been sold to a New York
,‘man throng Marshall P. Richtrds. .
9 Local friends of mm Julia Anaer-
son ofCoeeob. who is can tomeriy‘
honey Kemp of this town tendered
'her a miseelhneom shower last eyeli-
ing at the home of Ir. tears par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kemp of
, the Post Road. ’
l The ladies of the Congregational
church are planning for a cake sale to
be held at the Community House. .
Clarence E. Sconcld. the West ave-
nue building contractor. is able to be
out again. A cold kept him indoore
5 for a few days.
‘ James Hindiey of West avenue en-’
iered the Flower Hospital in New.
York. a few days ago. and is to be op-l
erated upon there by Dr. Charles B.’
Keeler and ‘Dr. George H. No'xon of:
-this town today. - I
i v. R. Pooley and James Bennett, 10-}
i
cal leaders of the Democratic party.
attended the dinner at Hotel Daven-
port in Stamford Monday night.
Dr. Harry D. Hanson. chairman ofl
the local War Savings Committee. at”
tended the meeting of such chairmen
which was held in Hartford last Thurs-
day.
A petition has been installed in the
store in the Auaten block occupied by
the King's End Fuel Co._ lnc...to sep-
arate the office from the stock room.
Rev. H. C. Carter and Francis .\'or-
man enjoyed a trip to Mr. Carter's for-
mer parish in New Hampshire for a
couple of days last week.
Mrs. Albert Owen. who has been un-
dergoing treatment for rheumatism for
the past two months at the Stamford
Harpital returned home a few days
ago. but not much better. She is still
unable to put her feet to the ground.
Howard E. Cable. for several years
associated with Manager H. G. Wat-
erbury of the electrical department of
the Stamford Gas and Electric Co.
heir tabla (river the electrical supply
an- contracting busineaa of the late
William G. Strangward of this town.
H. A. Gibbs. a clerk who has been
emphyed at Allen's drug store for
about two months. past. resigned the
place and took a position in Bridge-
port last w'eelt. Hie complaint was
that Dal-ten was too slow; that he, had
newhere. to spend his evenings with
mf‘even a ‘movie” show in town to
while away the hours.
The death of Mark Buck. “for many
years a. illudent of the 0: Ridge nec-
tin! of this town. occurred Monday}
morning. Mr. “Buck was 80' years of
age. The funeral service will be held
at bit late home this afternoon, the in-
torment following the next day at. Cy-
press Hills Cemetery. Brooklyn, under
the supervision of Funeral Director
Andrew Taylor.
George N. Philcox of the Post Road
displays a sign announcing that be it“
engaged in the real estate bualness.
with offices also with the Lawrence
agency of South Norwalk. A large red
sign reading “taxi service" has been
swung across the sidewalk at Andrew
Taylor's office. Ralph W. Burchard
has had a new sign hung at his home.
advertising his real estate agency.
'At a stirring rally in the interest of
the Methodist Centenary movemem.
held in the Darien M. E. Church. Sun-
day night. the pastor, Rev. Thomas L.
Price. told of the great effect being
made by this denomination to raise a'
Victory thank-offering fund of 885.000w
000. and he urged members of the 10-!
cal church to do their part. hire;
Henry Scdlield of Stamford was to:
have rendered special songs the pre-1
vious Sunday. but because of the:
storm her coming for the purpose was;
delayed until Sunday night. when a;
large number of mu‘slc-lfi‘ura‘ were lit-i
tracted to the local church to hear her.
Harold Lord. a 14-year—old lad who!
was walking from Bridgeport to New"
York, stopped last Sunday at the born: 1
of Christian Thoele. on the Poet Road!
to ask for food. He did not pay any
attention to the sign “Beware of the
dog." which is placed beside the
Thoele house, and the animal attacked
the lad, tearing his leg so badly that:
he we claim to' have fourteen atltc‘h‘
ea taken in it at the hospital. i
The Noroton Heights firemen were.
called upon Sunday afternoon to not”:
out the are which started in the limit
adjoining Lane's block. The nearest;
hydrant being several hundred feet!
from the fire, and owing to the short-2
'age of has. the fire liailtcbe' ioughi‘.
with chemicals. and it is hoped that!
the nose Wt. by in. town for uie‘.
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afl walked from-a Visit with Mrs in bee._
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Mrs. Tracy B. Ambler has returned
Mn to {be Knob Club. and tent allele;
swimfor a tew minutes;
waterwar'm. aahe
friendfiundaynigbt:“liovelt.llo
lttodeuth.’ Hemarnidhewou
sleeptooaoundafterbetngat
shore. mhmiamteo!
abmeinnowaytonforthe
fmonths. ‘
I Charles N. Raymond. of Logan:
Woe
ve‘ “on was ' _
id name or Mrs. J. 13. Raymond. of West
Kilogram-“5°
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the Sea-‘ Side avenue. - l
renting: P. It. Needleme'mreash'e mer-
summer, chant o! Rowa’tod avenue. has i
i stalled a new ice box in his store. The
iaddfilon leg. very the out «a lecith-
er with the other memento which
Mr. Needle intends to nude- his 'itiore
will be ‘an em‘one.
:3ng mil: purine Met 1
nine-cm Co., will me free deity-f
-eries of large or Worden of hay.‘
grain. feed and W supplies to ~-
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Write: tmottnemmmrafimoeh-
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the beat country on each. as he ex-i
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troubles-i i “"5"
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£. W
man flag which had been painted on
pressed it! Hen." “M be helm“ no. chimney or his shop did he get
nimeelt to be the only Rowaywn boy;-
who is with the army of occupauon. ;
The sermon by Oscar s. )lllla. local
preacher and chairman of the Minute
Men of the Win church, preached
at the church on Sunday morning was
helpful. and was very much enjoyed.
"Miss molly, a fine pllv._will be pre
" nailed at the w of - the m . g ,
z ‘. , . . , thir. Parker wan very much chagrined.
n- Hm House, Friday evening. at 7.40» to say the least. and lost no time in
by a number of high echool students.
under the auspiceo of the ”Met
Sunday school. The plea was recently:
very suceesefislly given at the high‘
. school. and is being kindly repeated
for the Sunday school. Tickets are
selling. and a good house“ is an-
Helmet!
' HEIN FLAG on
Re r— -M JOKERS PAINTED
Mon every WM. . | GHlMNEY
3 194-2. i
In a letter recdved from Samuel
street. has been confined to his home. Davis. of the soul Pioneer infantry.
.with a severe cold
Mr. and lire. Ed
inow across the Rm. he states that
ward muse-men oi ' be fun no idea once he will get back
Crockett street entertained a. part! 01 to Rowayton, but. that his departure
Frank R. Parker. whose hi it}:
shop is located in the rear of e In-
hackemo Hotel on Washingtrzi‘ stro‘et.
wa'a unable to account for the pool“
business yesterday morning when his
shop. usually filled with customers,
had not been visited by 3. angle one. New‘ York Cy,- yesterday.
11
“wise“ to the cause of the failing of!"
of his business. It was the work of
a number of practical jokers and to-
day Mr. Parker in the patient recipi-
ent of many humorous comments. He
was having the roof of his shop paint-j
ed and evidently the materials had
been left there overnight and a num-
ber of boys had secured them and
painted the chimney with the alter-
nate colors of red. black and yellow.
"having the despicable replica repaint-
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The weekly meeting of the High-f
School Chorus was held Monday morn-‘
ing under the direction of Miss Me!
Cal-thy. the director of music at the
High about
The spelling words for the week
are: Chandelier, prairies, harass. or-=
dim-nee. upholstered. tormpondent,
babituate. articles. tacit. lieutenant.
Edward J. lrwin of Meadow stlwt
was among the South Nor-walkers in
Wimtapartihedgarene
‘noon. Mari-h 25m, -- . fl
Mfrs. Michael .1. Hun,
; York 8‘ 1h? (,‘n'lii'lt'ln 1’5. _..
7' I‘m‘ 26. 191g:
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One new candidate
and three pmpmi'lul ~ ' ' ’
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(if the Fan‘s. i: »’ -‘~.- -
$0 decided that ‘ii-
court should hilt-ll". » .
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Taft. in Sew lim- :.
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Those who wzll a "i 2
Julia Paine, .\il'~. ii; . 4
Frances Cat“ \l.'~ I . »
uterine DUE}: .\'
the businee'e‘ nine-‘5‘. .
joyed dancing and ,._. .«
"l1. Florencia l~kij ;. .1
honors.
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against Nialein > ‘3“
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tel-day. one by Samu-v‘ '
the other by Samuel 1. ,
the plaintiffs are ':-< l.
both sue for 81,500 a... - , ..
that on July 23. 1541‘ . “
struck and damaged . ,
ant's our. The carve I
to the April term.
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