all Mr
MY, OCT. 8, 19.”:
fl
m sum no: ’rmj’
-._._7.---_...7 2- : W7; 2‘70 ‘ .
. up to September mums-mm bones tensile“
Monday}! cute. i
m m roll: on? an organization
comprhing of o number 0! men who
‘ " " tr .g‘cneral
notary ’work 1.31.. droning make. A) WI. the . 7 ‘
'“ as do. headquartergggm hto prominence -
Mmt. E g "an“.
and special get“ 0‘ “0‘11““er: iflonday night when any started moi
Committee have been held or knit-first parade may act: celebration o."
7 ‘ V » lthe Democratic M. The members r
work.
“ ' .. . l - articular”
Elguyflve books f ,t o 7 otthe I-‘latFiohehiwc p . .
' 0 he ”mm“ “proud o! the m7 7 of cm Shank!
tary course in readlnz in the Nomi]: '
Micheal Gum,“ we a prominent
High School were given by’Miss Mal-H 7
pose Taylor. of 803th Norwalk, their. East NM mm
will be 04‘ great benefit to our boys: ' 5
217.55 taxes; besides taking cave of
1our fixed and regular running enpens.
‘es. As the taxes on one km
{drew so heavily 'on our timees, mem'
.al’ . «fiWVEMEm bers of the Association wentto the
i f 7' V i
have had charge
when Mills mwmemea 01
u ulcers-n. this. is s Mao not-
which we hate Ion; beenr'ilooking and
mairasau is not do“ val-y mis-
legislature for on abutment 01 those
taxes and We“: mcmul in their pa
$63!: We are ably assisted in this
work by Timmny & Connery. ‘
. . The Garden Committee has don-0
9 annual meeting of tho Fastflaithfulwwork. The Victory gardens
all: unprovemgnifi Associatii)n;wex‘e started in Mav. Twenty pupils
held yesterday afternoon. The from the Fitch School and hilarity
ondnncc ’vae eXCeptionally largeflthree From the Marvin school were .
interest in the proceedings was enrolled. These gardens were inspect- and girls ”tending Blah School A.
«an [ht‘clliEthUL Gratifying' annual ed from time to time and some of large number of books of fiction hoi'e;
ports were read. meeting with llicvthem Were wonderfuibr productive. been donated by kind friends. Two?
titioln much to our gratification and
’leasnre of the industrious members
Of this live or'Yanlzatiml. Plans. were!
'nladc for: a rumlnalll' mic. This event.
VH1 take {lace in the near future. but
To create an independent fund for the
work. a cake sale was held and a.
niclgle collection taken, which. sup»
[demented by donations from friends
book clubs have been formed to add;
to the reading list also live vohues'
purchased with library funds. There
are now over sixteen hundrecd volt»?
mes on the shelves and four hundred.‘
MACON. Ga. Oct. 8: No
outbreaks m bounty.
weir '
we
The best way to keep ”II’ in rm
‘
tires burning. now that ]t(‘iit‘l‘ i..-
ccmc. is to have a good Tango ill.
Soaview avenue on 'Actober 22. Th!
.‘t the annual meeting 3"”‘tel‘d‘w f0“ fui and has given out 29 garments. 3
10": . _ . pairs of shoes, 1 grocery order and 1
». . Presmcnthl-s. George E. Phomp‘ bed. Milk was furnished a family for
30:.) 7 .. 7. one month.
. ”t “Fe Pres‘d' mflms‘ Everett Eleven members of the Association
8' Burkm' joined the Needle \‘t'ork Guild of
Second Vice President—«Miss America and turned in 22 new 2hr-
Imngem. Henurwk' 7 _ ments which came back to the Associ-
. Treasurer—Mrs J' “ uHace Marvm. ation. ten of those were given to the‘
0‘ Luke 7 School Committee and the rest to
Corresponding Secretary—Mrs “’5" necdv families.
”31;”..Iédsvans‘. l The Enteflaiment Committee are
8 .2; 0:_ 1111:6010" 7‘Mrs. 1‘1 S. much time and thought to the work in
nml “I ”fix M7d.ton E1W°0d¢ M’S- hand and as a result we have boon
:rryr ' .1?” ' Mrs. Roman Wk”; proud of the 'kind of entertain-
”as. 0m“, Bussing; Mrs. Robert merits given, all having been of a
orrison; Mrs. F. B. Smith; Mrs. high order.
3:83»; Plum Mrs. Charles Sey-, In January it subscrilfllon dance
Rug; f 12;?“ ““0" M” Jam‘s held netting $42.55. February 2m: a
,m Bread! 15 Fred Wheeler; Mr3 1"" musical comedy. “The New Minister."
I: 1': End “3' Franklyn G‘ Brown; _was given. which was so popular that.
Audit. _ or m' jinn capacity of the hall was‘overtaxcd
The Dr Edward E. Gorham. ‘and 930919 turned away. The pro-
: walk Iannual report 0: thewEast ,Nor— reeds were 39,3497 exclusii'e or rat.
fie veamproiv. an Association k“ in March a reception was elven it‘
iullows-r mg ACtOber’ 1919' has as the cast of “The. New Minister" which
" Th7. ' t ' " was greatly endom— A musical by
' wonderrms “a" has been the most Miss Sengio and Miss Miller delighted
it mark (1 Y8“ 0’ our biotimo. for an apprecintive audience on May 28
1‘5qu entire close of the world '5“ AH 01 those entertainments added
we m3: not but ”feet “3 a" and much. to our treasury. 'Mdsa Gertrude
work ,, ih' H‘tahe up new "“95 0‘ Name-tom. the school nurse. use an
' ”aim i a'h a occassmn demands Our interesting talk to the members on
4, alfdt‘ ’e betterment 0f the communi. . “Public Health". and flies Anna Hip-
; “Mm“? mu“ “tell-lo“ every 9o souspoko reenuly on “Life in a Mili-
' . . ‘ y tabC helpful. “79 have M ta? HO“ “up. ‘ " .
Jed outdoors this . y '9 ‘ '- t
.7 -. named the Qulegzl‘tto :1 club 01' Since the Build!“ will“.
i“. - . < 95 S l w ch meets ,'
,. my” in the dire t r‘ turned the building over to the As5
'3 Club" c.1111” $39? moons. :9:th 11mm bulnonmwdi' in.
mug"; (in: hthe ‘0““8 Mfm's making whatever additions the amt?
“‘mm” are i' as been organized able. funds permitted. This year tXé
W m, even the use 07: d the erection of a hand roll at the entrance
aim work TZOClizhlhty and gymna- was made possible through gifts at
:75“ . ' e . "fl Scouts have ten dollars each from the Que Es Club.
. r "' "f" the ””91"“? 0’ ”h“ 1‘8“ and the G. M. 0. Club and the remaind-
“tar actwrties The may," has or from thérAssociaiion treasury. The
W fifi?” m." “3“ 0‘ ”l? and“ rail has been-ordered at a cost or :35
”7 the ‘ meetings from “me to subject to advance in coal: d material.‘
“'2 a .Thzydelayhin shipment has prevented
m. h“: Mien _ NM“: reg?!“ us from completing the won at. this
wmlbei 7 “731m (“motors meetings, time. The ceiling of the building and
i .n: ‘ amended‘ ,The 7°°"7the casing of the window-mo econoy
responding Secretary has written fifty- mine M has not been pushed as the'
in. I letters and attended to the press Committee deemed it inadvisable to
V . , 15:3. be .1 . |- linvolve the Association in more debt.
’ mom “flip committee have] The Visiting Committee have a
1W7. new laurels for themselves this gratifying report to. make. Eighty,-
w; my!“ secured fifty new: mom- four calls were made on the sick and
. The Relief Committee is always
alfmcrs elected for the rustling your looking for ovpolrtunlties to be help-
Nnrwalk. The amount on hand in the ' the m 3“ mid M I”. ‘0
Library Fund. Sept. 30. 1919 V39 that-homo...
810.25. ; Hm. Mai-on 91‘ 00:0?
1 ‘ ”me V .“I m ‘ 4| ’
The Committee on Grounds‘ worej 3:035“ m '3‘“ . W ct (on;
very desilous to lay a cement walk. yam M a about on the I“? 0‘
on our property. A movie was held at Chnrbl This I mam“ an?!“
. . ‘Ihflo _ M I new :1
the Palace. Theatre for that purge-e was II ”w” Md up be-
and too was realized. More than a cause of M W... dawning of
hundred dollars is now on hand and the on... I“ it w W ‘0 brlngl
. no dr-fmitc'tiate was set for it yestcr- made it possible to distribute $19.30 in 7 h
413.3? Ikl‘rann. ...‘i2lS were «unlit: ,. .1”- . l.. 11.... .72....Icngzs :.n:l to patrons. representing lW'l hum. E‘W W “ m' “I: ”:1: {.119 ST" “w‘nin
. . . I ..... A . .
716? the holding of a card party at :.‘ne give them all a treat at the close oi and slxtysix families. The library is cg“! b“ M‘wfi; at: “13 t'flil'
home of Mrs. Franklyn Brown, on the season on September 18th. absolutely "(’9 *0 all residents 0‘ East .m m..- ., 2459.3 men who ml In Viem'y. "filfl‘ll’lk‘iitlli ”h
amramc. this range is m. .
celled.
“'hcn you buy a STAM F“ 1'1:
range you ate protected by no...
90 years cxpeeicm‘e in moot...
tees. making out total membership
strangers were made. Flowers were
still made is pledged. Work will com him to M for “telecoms- Th1"
mence soon.
cut.
The Bazaar Committee was formed
in the early summer and held slew-n
meetings to sew for the coming hir. “
Every other weal the interested
members met. and so industriously did
they work and solicit (or the booths
that the results were {or beyond our?
expectations. The Bazaar was a great '
success socially‘and financially and
netted about $450. I
“’9 cannot close our report without
thanking Mr. Morrison who has don?
the janitor work hr the year gratis.
and the press (or the courtesy which
it has extended us :we also thank our
many frienrk for gifts and kind words
without number. We cunot forest
the loyalty and faithfulness of our
members who have toiled incessantly
tor the good df the Association. M."
hope to do better work in the coming
your and make the M Malt In“
movement Association I.“ for oil
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There will be no meeting of the‘
Women's luxlhry of Christ church:
tomorrow. 1
Mrs. lack mxstmt Lemony him}
Finnish". of the t Side. wast
smacked her decree 08 vote. in Red;
Bank, N. J.. recently. i
A will“ business meeting at tho‘1
Epiortb league of the East avenue;£
M. E. church was held last evening. ‘ 7cloood his .Toheneke home and ion lot
i
More than ordinary interest is felt;
by East Non/elk residents in the Dr0-.
poor-d park near the Washington street '
bridge. Although the issue or float-
ing $100300 in bonds to obtain more
land for the park was voted down on
Monday the bridge consuuction corn-
negro I" take: from.fici Inert: I{list i
r 7 W hen an“ c to .
The ”“3 °" ”m ’"m‘m “35 509—" iihikom too. we and his;
body ridfle‘ with m- 7
Tingle no that h the hock with a
shotgun, but "I no way Wound-
a
mum Slilila
mflmm
NW YORK. Oct. l-Nc'itn the
laundry vorkers’ militarism; its
third day, the avenge New Yorker to-
day inspected his dwindling stock of
clean the. and the: wondered if,
vi. «a his load shin.- ulore ex-
hounod. he might. «nope sartorial
criticism by donning n leopard skin or
some other garb of prelotorlc days.
With laundry owners and strike:
among math to noon on and
mat with word. to the closed shop.
and union leader: a: «not near.
ly all Manhottan 5 had boon
River to Brooklyn. who” unionist. de-
cloood. Int-loot was new the Boot
_ dared honor! amputees were con-
MAW
J- .L Dali. In. and hath M1 Tok¢{
neke tor their city bone a to! mini
I80.
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Arthur Sonora Roche. the author.
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the city yesterday.
Postal omclals report that the W
cei post business is upociolly been
at this time. a steady growth. lam
been W for some time.
.I-P—u—m—
unm‘ ehwaxooflonunhndmtfi
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attendant“) West Streets
o-qac;
stheta-loco!“commemmev.G.A. ruminant-om ol lucid-l
'Bolrd. '- tho mice :1. a. “W:Board will be held in the chnpel.
Fdist W elm-eh Sui-3 man: '
in. mwumMMé FINAL IOXM BOUT.
followed u, 11:59. in on m a. nanny crrr. N. .1. Oct. 11-410.
m then. m “can“. m com»; a mann- or the skull when?
{no- «M’QWWB’ m ova-inc nuclei den i- . boxing m lam,
tin-ing- (’(Klkillfl awn-rains.
mu: ”a. lush f
So. Norwalll Calm
'»-<-»« _- -w -.._.... .-._...
in“ night. Meyer Ellis, 20 )‘t’fll:
of New York. died soon al‘ll illzwe'
a hospital. His opponelll, \h ‘
Doyle. ulna 01 New York. me am .7
On a "Wk-w chug. pl mansion; int:
i. in.
Advent.- in The Criminal
uoETwo
v.»
9
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A‘FALLRom:-epls
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1Q consisuu 0! one hundred and
din: and the M. in: moo will oven-
G“)? e' is also\sent to a sick member.
{We be semen and. tony—tour mefi“ The House Committee has receivcd
twat ‘gmmmf", having be“ ”the the renewing gifts tor the hall: 6
' is!“ e. ' mmship receipts “15' tables. 9 chairs. 1 china. closet, 1 cob
d 1:1,, £38“:th be“ have loans for fee urn 1 tea urn 1 linen closet t
.o ' 7erLand”.7Mrs. Seymour and floor brush. 1 mirror. 2 baskets for
mittee will probably proceed legally
to get the land needed. the city to pay
for it out of the regular funds. (‘ity
officials are now loom up the state
law to determine whether they be“.
Mowareplanningtumultuous»r
{u titre.
\
m
Cmummimmu
m Lyman Gotham. Mrs. Gerham‘s
m was in the walk and we miss
in» help and counsel. ~
he, rental committee rente the
' . Wan“ times for activities
M those of the Association.)
_, _ ' Five, times :60, seven tim-‘
“Si fire. times :15, twenty-tour,
mane time 33.80 making as
tech-l or $120.80. Rentrd to the?
.. non ‘two times 324.00, liva‘
_815.00 making ,a grand. total of
& There still remains unpaid:
2,: of this rental. This makes, 9.
77 net receipt for remap: $193.80.
h Yet! idleness!“ rimming-2 sales
, m, and! also two. cake sales
--N Cross Committee workedI
.7 it. digging the war. Seventeen
H; were held. at. the, homes of
—., :5 who were always glad to sew
m m; the soldiers and Sailors
to do whatever 'feliiet work came
the
l
1m Following is a list of
basket ball. 1 set at door books... set,
I gated and
’crass at, the station and park groundfi
of bolts for basement doors. l
The Committee has purchased one
and has hung pictures to add to the,
attractiveness of the Director‘s room.)
-The lights and windows of the hall;
have been screened and the auditori-l
um equipned for basket ball.
The public service canvassed for
Nurses for the Government during the
Influenza epidemic. They gave out
three questionaires and secured four
nurses. Unsightly lots were investi-
the dumping of garbage
was discontinued.
The Park Committee roprts that the
usual routine has been observed. The
cometary hedgs has been trimmed
and the urns filled with flowers, The
has been cut. The Committee recom-
mend cutting and thinning out the
shrubcry at the West Bounds station-
l
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rotary ash Sifter. 1 broom and dust pan! UNm
foam m the nest ex-
nlert m full.“ satfifao
tin and a considerable sav-
ing when you now
‘1'.
gladly
Sugars hell
is the bill of
Sooonygas
amimwflhm
‘ys‘.'
. Then Steve meets Lomhcr auto
3 ' . stalled
’ _ y anihcnm-gasol‘ inc miscalled.
' towherwherc
fare .3
m' krhuming
that 'was done and returned to
Cross Headquarters: 62‘
The School Committee is o'er-7m“—
umumshumoo
Afiaukwd‘mmm'mnq.
era. 1 helmet, 6 wash cloths, 31
under garments, 13 relief gar-
237 housewives. 3 bath robes.
ort vbage, 100 dresses, 5 waists.
_ .7 :. , 15 pairs of socks, 35 draw—7
This makes a total of 392 gale;
to.
ful of the welfare of the children. and
lurked retail optical anioni-
d hearted woman formed ' 8
card club and gave‘ the proceeds to
the School and Relief Commfitiea
for their work. 113 garments, 20 pairs
some kin
second hand. shoes, 4 pairs new shoes, ‘
2 hats, rubbers, and gloves have been '
‘given to children mostly. At Christ-~
TheLibnnrhubeen
openedfi o1-
' ty-tille dollars was given. to m a "we 8% -
' > . - mas time 43 needy c i ren , . .
War Work Campaign. a: 11:11:: on a Christmas tree in the hall. Each .m I}. Gmflm m 0‘ a K
“33‘! a" disease: ”(hangings 'child received a. bag of goodies. .as . to m
1' ) '1' banal!) I is ‘ ‘ *d‘e“pair of mittens. a toy and plenty of. .. 7 :7 I“ 3‘“ w 7 . a}?
All 2 the war alienate and ice eream.‘ Three fiasketsi 7‘ people. a“ W t
'rwerofl sent to poor’tamilieg. ' g l 7’ f. "a "I“;
nation inpthe world.
so. mums Sim f
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