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ATROUB‘LE MAXERI|
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There was a large meeting and ‘it
’Was acknwledged that the chamber
.has been dead for more than a year
back. However. it was recounted “that
a few years ago it was a powerful
factor in the town and had accom-2
plished much public good and the.
members decided to revive the organ»
imtion.
Father Shorten Speaks.
Rev. B. E. Shorlteil. the veteran
clergyman of Ridgefield. who always
takes a. deep interest in Ridet'l‘i-ld.
was previously invited ,to attend and
address the chamber.
ZRSV. Father Shortell
not attend to butt into a scrap.
said he did
He
vaccepted the invitation to talk to the
organization. because he thought the
man who wanted to disband the
chamber had something better to of-
:fer. and. as he was interested in any-I
fining for the. betterment of Ridgefivld.
he wanted to know about it. How-V
6791‘, if nothing better was ofl'ered, he
'oounseled against disbanding and mg-
that the organ: zution be re iv ed.
39 said the chamber had been a. force
for ch ic betterment and progress in
the past. There is much Work to be
done for the welfare of Ridgefield
' which only such an organization could
accomplish.
Father Shorten talked on local in-
‘vurance. Ridgefleld has one of the
best public water systems in the state.
4* W‘rbusiness‘ section has plenty of fire
hydrants. he said. Ridgefield has a
fire department which has demonr
Mted its efficiency time and again.
Elite losses in the borough are very
slight It has Jhe best of fire protect-
Who gets the benefit, asked the
speaker. Only the insurance compan-I i
fies. Today Ridgefleld is forced to pay
as high a rate as Georgetown, where
there is no fire protection. Only re-
cently the insurance rates were adv
vanes-d. Vs ith a strong chamber. back- i
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mcmwmé
spraying, pruning, bolting and our.»
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Tmo Removal
Outta Jor fruit thee .op-ylng should
be placed now.
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mm onetime. and Emmiogm
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Momdfiorm
The flavor Lasts
1 1y or! the map because otlack of rail-
is dead."
‘ing a strong appeal for the reviving]
: own protection.
>payem. residents can better protect
it? was in favor of reviving the organ-
.chnmbcr
- m
ed a-cottosedor the
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we
(.d by the people, this injustice could
be impedimh sui . -;~
“rm 1: Disadvantage."
He continued: .-
"The-n there is the road; question
and the. utter inadequate railroad ia-
(iiities. Ridgefleld was wiped entire-
ruad facilities. Surrounding towne‘
end towns in Weatchester edunty are
getting the cream.
’iclther towns-are building state
mad: Ridge-field is doing nothing.
"Ridgetieid is slipping and going
backward. Public spirit in Ridgefiefii '
Father Shorten concluded by mak-
the Chamber of Commerce and put-
in: zest into it. He said Hidgefleld
needed such an organization for its
fie told the taxpay-
ers that they had to pay the bills and
it was their duty to give the chamber
a new lame of 1m- and work together
for the progress and welfare of the
town. By strong concerted eflon. he
said. this town can be made a thriv-
ing place and (Demon-lion... and tax.
themaelves from injustices.
Keeler Urges Renewal.
President 8. D. Keeler urged that
the members renew the chamber and
that. the business men back it up to.
the utmost. "-
Fir-.11 Selectman O. W Holmes said
ization. .
State Director Samuel Keeler said
that such an organization was needed
where matters of public welfare could
be discussed and where town authori-
lies and the people could mutually
discuss matters of grievances.
Other membershwho are .bueineéai
men. expressed the sentiment that the
should. be‘» captioned and
their willingness to put their should-
ers to the wheel.
“hen the motion to consider dis-
ibanding came up for action .the mat-
ter was quickly settled. Charles F.
Br:ov~n ofiered a motion to martini
‘which was carried.-
The matter of disbanding has been
declared dead arid the chamber will
be revived.
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