on as... street from Grar e
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, w I. Oorham of 202 East ave-
held a short meeting befoie the roar.
‘lar business session and routine mat-
ters were discussed. I‘uring the meet
Ein: plans were made for thc musical
‘conccrt which is to be given in the
Community Hall during the latter part
of this month. Extensive proparationa
are being made for this affair when
the best musical talent available will
lwiilr selections. The tickets for the
concert will be placed on hale within
"’t h” "awe" “ ‘0‘ and “mm“ a few days and it is expected that they
Sc.ott will find ready purchasers. The pre-
“ liminary plans were also discussed in
Ch I" I a - Auxiliary of Christ a general way for the affair which is
I”. “m meet on Tuesday ““9” to be held under the auspices of the
I I u the home 0‘ M” Frederick association next fall but nothing defin-
. m. on Billie ayeuue. ite was decided upon for publication.
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Captain Prod Anderson. of East Nor-
walk. is in Hartford today where he
I! attending the celebration marking
the one bundreth anniversary of the
Connecticut legislature. }
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J’. P. Higgins. or Chicago. who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Grif- .
tin. of Gregory Boulevard, has sailed
for Cuba when he will be located for
the next two years. having secured a
civil service position in that place.
Dr. H. B. Wilcox and family of New
York are spending the week at. their
summer home on Contentment Island.
A meeting of the bond of governors \liss A. M. Lewis and members of
of the HOWE Country C lu‘b has been her “ml-l! from New York city are at
. called for Friday owning and it is their Tokonolte residence for the sum-
hoped that at members will attend 3.8 not season.
matters of importance are to be dis- The family of Rev. Frank S. Clark
cussed. 'tarrived at the Baptist parsonage to-
!day from Montville. Conn. their for-
The ”a“ of find. about twelve al'res mer home. Mr. Clark was a visitor in
in all, on Strawberry Hill avenue to- Brldsenort. yesterddl. I
gether with the buildings located on Benjamin Massell, who purchased
the prmmriy, tormrrly owned by Mr. the Bryan homestead in Rowayton
and Mrs. l-‘arton \V. floors. of Wf'Sl‘ avenue. over a year ago. but wno in
port avenue, have been sold to Mrs. now flying in Paterson. N. J" was 11
Harry W. Keogh, m \Vestporl avenue. visitor here ye'sterda)’.
fl..- Yesterday. at 9 a. m.. in St. John's
Bermlse of the fact that the rPkUlm' Cathedral church. Noroicn. a solemn
meeting of tilt l'hst. waalk Improve- requiem mass was offered for the re
ment Association “as held yesterdnY pose of the soul of Second Lieut. D.
afternoon, thc ladies held no sewing Chg-leg Bispham' Royal Flying (‘0er
session The next meeting will be British Army, who was killed at lien:
hold on Tuesday afternOOu when the don. England, November 4.1917. In an
ladies will new for the Red Cross on aviation acident Yesterday was the
21st anniversary of his birth.
p The lodim of the East Voruztlk mi The Kaiser, plate on trial. will give
movement; Association met yeStorday a thrilling and heart mminz account
afternoon in the East Norwallt Com- of how 130 H000000 Teutons were at-
munity Hall when a large numb?! 0‘ tacked by 7.000000 Belgians and com-
tmm‘bota were present and the u~ual pelled to fight against their will to ano
mtino matters disposed of. The themselves.
Boardoflfircctornofthom
be procured to favor those went.
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1' HARM
Nona roar!
Constable George Dance made his
iirut appearance in uniform as traflc'
omcer, Sunday.
Dr’. John Godfrey has had a new
sign painted and placed on his resi-
dence on the Post Road. l
Open cars. on 20minute headway
were run through town on the Stun-r
ford Norwalk lino Sunday. l
—-lce. ice. Raymond Street and Son. !
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H D. Butler of the Post Road 01110!-
ed a visit from his mother, Mrs. nut-
ler of Floral Park L. I. on Saturday.
Rev. '1‘. L. Price was unable to
preach in the Methodist church can. he shouted: ”Give the calf more rope."
day night. having a bad 00“. Km“ Rue, wag “fun: for . street c.1- .(
service was held.
Mr. Hammershoy received NW “,5 Crains home Roaring the my ”I. tho leis on Well for May
injuries Saturday utter-noon while mg, he came up to the boy, and 15 to June 14, at Hrs. Tom‘s real-
flshunx o bra-h fire A “dd“ “m struck him on the mouth with such doses. Norman The pm u M-
of the wind drove flames so close to {me n to knock the titling out ofone ranged will be carried out; the con-
him that one of his eyebrow and of the boys tooth and 411.3 another dren dancing in the afternoon and the
some of hi- but was lined 0‘ tooth through his cheek m that it was older how- and girls in the evening
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those od'onders he is after.
Owing to the uncertainty of the
the railroad bridge, and w you left weather, it hat-t been decided to post. .‘dt Warden. Thomas Tunney; but-cess-
Mr and Mrs. Harry 1'. Lutterman. Mary to summon Dr. Nonon to Miss Laura Quinlan will dutceuofl. William [1‘ Rw‘q'npr; “mum-3'
whose household goods have been stor- treat the injury. George Kram. the entoldancs in the evening" my... Charles H. Dane“... Francis Smut
Gerhard -.ll' Bebre; registrar James J.
ed for some “me in "1. building 10" W75 “all". IPDelled to several local write Hutton of the Dnlcm school
merly occupied by the Home Bang and
Trust company. are now settled in the but u h. i. “m in m. “rm. "my hibltlon with her secondqcar pupils
hon-e 0'1 the Po“ Roul- med 5! had no right to hold him. It r. expect
Mrs. J. P. Bnlmmer, Mrs. Lutterman'a ed that Mr hm will communicate
mother. l with the usilor‘ a superior oilcgrs. and
Mr. and Mir-i. Albt rt Owen are now that he will be brought to account un- Nm CANAAN
living on the llutlor placo on Gardiner an the rules of the navy. . ;
“M” "“9"“ M“ “w“ " ““‘p‘°’°d‘ E M Smith has ottered a reward for
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rheumatium Mrs Owen has mm“ tion of any one injuring property of Ml” ”will“ mh‘m visited in
m her home. “at greatly improved the ll. M. Smith Co. ‘A few days ago. ”9' Y°'* mun“,-
being still unable to walk an attempt was made by burglars to John I". Brennan will our ‘ith lb?
-—-Atlas' cement Ra mond Street .M get into Mr. Smiths store, but that Greenwichbandon Honor-lunar.
Son y does not concern him, for heavy bars Joseph Boiler has moved bio family
' and bolts render the place unutually in II. R. Head's home on Bnrtio ave-
SleO'n-i't‘lrflld Philip K11“!!! 0' safe against such marauders But the one
Railroad venue was shamefully nit peanut stand which remain: outside 1v. N. now has rented tbobeominli
used Sunday nisht by Walter Riley. on the sidewalk is not so well pro- homu- th 0.2m avenue for the sum-
who was visiting in town on a 48-hour tooled. ad a few nights ago it was met.
“"10“!" from 3““ 59"“39- AM“ injured badly. havingboen broken into. Mrs. R. C. King and childm have
ins to the boy's story he was pal-int presumably by boys. who were _ai’ter return-d irom New York and taken up
”'9 “0"" 0' ”79- l- Cmin. 3 79" am the pennies inside as well as the’3nuts. their midonce here. c
below his own home. where some of Mr, Smith has up boy; trying to A nunix‘r of New Canaaniml V001
"loll! in M”. len'5 tip-rune“! m manipulate the machine so as to get to New York yesterday to '"W "N
singing. in a boylhh spirit of miscbicl and» It is w of the 77th um
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-when subscription
The undersigned banks in order to assist the public to‘ purchase notes of the Victory
Loan to the utmost of each subscriber’ s ability, have pledged themselves to make loans
freely upon security of the notes subscribed through them up to ‘90 per cent. oi the sub-
scription at an interest rate of 4 3-4 per cent. for six months from May 10th, the loans to be
made on the subseriber’ s ninety day note with one renew‘alof equal length. The interest
rate of 4 3-4 per cent. is the same as the subscriber may obtain on his notes.
We have taken this action in order that each possible subscriber, even though Without
funds now available, may make an adequate subscription.
These Icons will not interfere with the borrower’s customary line (if credit.
You can also subscribe either through the Government payment plan of 10 per cent
is made.
10 per cent. payment May 10,1919
10 July 15, “ ‘.
20 “ “ Aug.12, “
20 “ - ‘ “ -Sept.9’ “
20 Nov. 11,
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City National Bank
People’ 3 TruafiCo.
Fairfieid Count-y Sayings Bank.
lair-pointl- m hr the past four
\ or five months has returned to her
home in East avenue
:Kathv‘rin B02013. \\ ho hate :wtn atop
{ping at New Bedtord. Mass.
,tur‘nv‘d to their home on Oi‘i'loke ave-
nue. '
:point the 60-foot flag fluff on the loat-
. .iron
‘yinintina the 75-foot flag staff on the
Valentine estate. South at enllF.
‘Whelecuon yesterday.
- one of the quietest affairs or it,- kind
9 in the history of the borough On ac- ?
count of the nonsun
which constitutco a quorum,
nual meeting was postponed until an {
other'date—{hcre bolus only two prev,
out.
Treasurer. Edward Rutledge; Tax (kl-
lector. Alexander McKendriclt; sheriff.
constables to take Riley into cutody, of Eurythmic dancing will give an ex Cody: auditors. Theodore \\ Benmiirt.
George Purdy
STAMFORD BANKS
mom was made today that the direct
those of the Stamford National Bank
hate ngrctd upon a consolidation of
iht’ two institutionr. The proposal will
he submitted to the ntmkholders (in
June
firmed. the new bank will be known as
the first Stamford National Bank. and
will have a capital of M00 000. ’
mesons: Schmlcr nonirt.
dent of the Stamford \‘alional bank
eight-hour work day for women and,
further provides that it must be con-E
tinuous labor with
one war bill-ll. j
Mrs. John Rom-s and daughter files
have re-
Steeplejack .Kay. the first man to
tundra v in Nrw York in in town.
it, In! 7. 1919 x
l.. Golnll’s‘
May White Sal.
Now Going On
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The mt Soldiers‘ and sailom' Fund
‘dance will be given by the committee
in the Town Hall on Friday eveninmé
iMIV 16. when Bpedel‘s
infidccport. will furnish the music.
orchest m of
Only thirteen votes were cast at the
it was t
vmotmn
the
ten
an- r
The following oflcers were elect—
es. Joseph hi. Sitlnnan Alfred H. Ray-
mond. (loom 13. Bolton. W. Samuel
Raymond, Stroller: B. Hoyt. lnwrcncr 86 Waohl | a
P. Frothingham; clerk l. E. Her-ham:
KOUIICLIANING NE}:
0 'Oedar Hops
Dustloss Hops, Ceiling ll,
Water Hops, Window Br .;:-!,
Floor Brushes and Brooms
Carpet Boaters, Featlre ., .1
Wool Dusters
Scrubbing Brushes and Clot _
Carpet Sweepers; Etc.
Albert E. Gellebe
It's Here If It’s Houseware.
V So. Norma.
Om ”New. Phone 52]
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T0 CONSOLIDATE
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STANFORD May 7 m Arr-nt'mncc
0rd of the First National Bank and
2‘. if the proposition is con-
(‘onl
n pl 991
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A new law in lit-h t-tlfttbliyhos the
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Thorough preparation for
Business. Civil Serviro and
Teachmg‘ Positions.
SHORTHAND‘r-Ulegr; -:!' Pli-
man.
Boomnrmo, ACCOUNT-
II’G, FILING, COMMERCIAL
LAW. BUSINESS PRACTICE
AND PROCEDURE.
Day and Evening Scesrom.
the cxccp' ion of;
or through the Weekly Payment Plan of $2. 00 per week for 25 weeks on a $50. 00 sub
SCI'iDtion or $4.00 per week for a $100. 00 subscription.
National Bank of Norwalk . _
Fairfield County National Bank
Norwalk Savings Society
Central Trust Co.
South Nor walk Savings Bank
South Norwalk Trust Co.
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