nu mu “‘“m “‘ “ “
*—.—.._—~
EAST NilllWAlli
7PllEllYlilllil-IS ill.
“will. small
918.73 when she' died on November 17
ililli’, it is disclosed in the Surrogates
heritance taxation.
434.22, and consisted of $3.000 ml,
in premises at
l .$300: cash on hand, $434.22. and per-
A ‘1.”- pretty wedding was so emli- 7 . . .—
' Ized at the home of the bride, 18 Edlle sonnl effects, $100 The ”menu;
> nvenue. East Norwalk. Saturday p_ m. $.»l.;.49——as charged up against t e
at 4 o'clock. when Miss Marian Louise estate consists of $18 for the medical
Thomvh‘lm- daughter or M“ and Mn“ care. and $497.19 for the funeral. Mrs.
George “- Thompson. was united in \ endeil i.‘ survived bv two 0th r
marriage to Jay Selleck Buckley, oi .fu 5 ‘ e
Norwu'k Rev Dr. E. F. Mpuwgm. pp... children. Mathilda and Christina Muetr ,
(lei. both of 7
st i‘i-et.
forming the ceremony. The bride was
becomingly gowned in whim chiffon
with lace trimmings (.‘Jd carried a bou-
quet of white l )t‘ts, “:liiu lit: maid of
\VI'S' Ninetysccond
New Yolk. the hitter being the
(".'r"lll‘i.\ of the t"‘itl‘(‘. lly her will.
honor I 5". Judith 'l‘hoiupwon. :is‘crof “M‘Hltl‘d on June 7. 1906, She (liClded
m the bride, was attired in pink and mr- “mom: hey- two daughters a” 0f the
' gamed pink "03"" (‘ (”l' mm“ “7‘5 “W houm‘hold furniture. lewelrv. cloth-nit.
. best :n'm "Till ""i'h 1‘ .....u - f hw . .
flower girl. Miss Then-sit Hoyt. ot' “'“ ““ “ZN, U i \- lu‘lnonal Pit-("IN
I)arien Son: to the (it‘ilJIll ot tin Hm} then divided the rest of her e.~tate
guests: ..0 I“Uilll’$;‘ .\l..-~ anti ()iiltl t'qutiil)‘ among the three childtr-n_
Belectiouit. .
Misa Mildred Sage. of Hartford. ta-
‘vored with the Violin. (it't'ClltjtiilliCti by
Miss. I‘:(ii!‘] .‘Jills 'll li'J.‘ _i:’.‘.o ' l
The house was: tastefully decorated
with autumn lions and ilUWK'lS. About
DARIEN
one hundred guests \Vt‘l't' ltlt'L-‘t‘lll, '
many coming from out or town. There
were many l)e.tutitul Wed-ling- gills. .
After .‘l. thltlln: journey in the Adi- .
Jondat‘ks, .\ir. and Mr< llut'klt-y will
reside. in their nt-u home on Vi'oltpit WELEHME Buys
avenue. _ ‘ ‘ .
‘ -"'M‘ a l
‘ GUMBART—FINCH. -1
Mtg: Lucy Advil I'int‘lt. (littluhtet‘ til
John R. Finch, 01' East Norwullt, and
\"illiam Barnum (iumbnrt. son or llr. in the some manner, seems to he the
and Mrs. deard ll. (lumbart, were . . _ ‘I
married Saturday evening October greeting that the boys oi llailen nre
eighteenth. at seven o'clock. at the to receive for the work the? m-rt‘ortuedl
home of the hide. The ceremony was in the military sei‘Vici's u: this country
pet-forlutsd by Rev. vRalph G. ‘lillllitfi, from ”m “m” which
of Torrytown, N. \. Miss (harlotte 1 W
Stow Rider was maid ot‘ honor and Mr. "“~ ’
1-7. Hugo iiumbart, brother of the i):tl‘l(n. town
groom. “'3‘ hm" man. Th" music was 5.000 inhabitants. alert to the progress
Tendelcd by Miss tlrzit‘e Tucker, as
riani:t. and Miss Alice Tucker. as vlo ' _
linlst. ()nly relatives were present :it duty which she should have flopped
the Ceremony and reception. to the trout in pertnrtuini: many
After the reception MV- . months ago. That duty is none Other
Gumball departed for a two weeks :lu-
Lezning liarit-n for the so‘z‘Ali't“.~‘ o‘,
the country uullelulded :l"d returnm:
estimated to he :i
and Mrs.
. . . thzti 1 Well: in ‘ ll: in 1 her h )\'s. :
iomobtle trip through the Berkshires ‘ .1 u U .( ' ' . . ' K .
and Vi'hite Mountains to Canada. l'pon "““'h ”(“1" toun “W1 ”'3 m ”‘0
their return they will make their home country is doing, but which it seems
in New Haven, where Mr. Gumball is Dorian will
engaged in'the practice of law, in the
law firm of \Vatrous & llay.
not do. Darlen‘s sons
who served in the military branches
of the country nllnlbt'l‘l‘d szl. of which
The \R'omeus' Guild of the Trinity eight died, leuvin." a total of 168 boys
church are to hold a rummage salein who lune returned home, unnoticod
one of the vacant. stores on Friday and and unwelcomed. the some greeting
Saturday of this week. they received when they left for war.
' > - "t it does not seem possible (Hat 8
Frank Harper Blsstll, who recenfiv town 0‘ Darien'a size would slight her
turned from a several months‘ Sta". com-i. failing even to remember them
in Egypt i5 “1“ guest or his cousm, when they were away by not erecting
Frank liissell of Scavicw avenue. some memorial such ‘5 an [honor rail
where the public might see the nines
of the boys inscribed thereon. it is
now up to the citizen“ of the to“ to
right that wrong and they should see
in it that it is done. it‘ they do not ln~
.- . .. _ lend to have it said in years to come
It will be seweral weeks before the. that Dal-ion (lid not appreciate the.
ii Po battery will be able to get. under ‘ work of her young men in the “'nrld
way again as there is quite an amount War.
of work to be done after this morn-
ing‘s fire.
Assessors‘ notices are conspicuous~
1y placed on the East Side. informing
holders of ‘real estate that they must
register their property icr this year.
“’by not then. some widuwake and
public spirited Darieu man start the
Many cases of’hlness due to cold project by getting out and putting it,
weather are being reported by East. before the people. who no doubt would
Nat-walk people. The greatectmnt be only too glad to do something to
of the illness reported seems to be repay the exservice men for their
. flight colds and sore throat. / ' noble work. ' As 3 mm. 'N not
try. to have a, “Welcome Home" day
Besidentfi of the East Side were in Buricn on Tuesday. November ll.
Very much frightened this morning Armistice Day. thereby killing two
. when they heard the two alarms for birds with one stone. Every ‘0'“
7" “the Hi ‘Po battery fire. They thought “9‘11“. is m forvnrd ‘° ”"3
1113i. a repetition of the greatrdlsaster what Darlen “7i“ do and 85 1008 as.
there is still sufficient time left. step
to the front and show them that you
Through the courtesy of Miss Alice ‘33 do something and that you appre-
Grlflln of Gregory Boulevard, the ' a what your sons hue done. for
'of several weks ago had occurred.
you.
tervices of her piano were made avail-
able for the dinner to be given the
fist Norwalk ex-service men. Piano
130va will take the piano there to-
day. 5
INEW ZONE RATES
(Continued from First Page).
M. P.‘ Dunne is making a collection 1—South Nor-walk station
of flags which are to be used for the John’s and East avenue.
: decorations to .be made at the Barton Mgrgill'ljflhgtmd 1'33“ avenue
m W night. A number or 3-453“ Hill junction to termiubs of
men will this evening so to the point. line.
and do as much decorating as there
.;l:..“‘f:..‘:§'°.°;.:‘”..::”:....‘:£;; Jew .. Meadow ...... mm-
the we minor/owed“ and the 3~—Meadow street turnout to white
~ .‘boys are assured of (mom and 9°“ 404-1“. near oil works (500 feet
“dime. Up to today there has been 152 ”St Ely avenue).
. 4~Pole 404—31. near oil works. to
_ names entered on. the list of Mn pole A—47s—N. 1.200 feet. east of wost
finale.
to St.
to
Muck-Stamford Linc.
l—Newtown avenue to Armory.
tend 0! private way.
5—1.200 feet east of west end of mi.
fl t'W‘hite bridge; town line.
7—White bridge. town line, to white
M c- the Stanford .Norwalk polo A-‘a'SS-D. Hog Hm.
. filo was delved more than an hour 8r—Whlte pole A-7739-D, Hog Hill, to
Lam)! ammo.
at at the Make switch.
w—m
lA-Q‘iiatGardlnrstmet.
1’ thrust-blot tothc unmet, 11——Whlto polo 3.974. at Gardner
V m I)! Mr m. British “M‘- tO P019 0.129. at Faint.“ ter-
Mum us would or. 13—” Main on»: and matte
, ifslleale'r. I: C. The “1’1“,"th In or Stamford ~railroad station.
icourt. through an order, signed by
Surrogate John P. (‘ohalan of New
York.. exempting the property from in-
The gross estate
.tlet‘t by Mu. Muendel amounted to $4,-
290 Rutland road.
[Brooklym an American Liberty boniLzA
they left andI
oi.
oi the lions. seems to he tailing in a
COME IN NOVEMBERI
' lvate way to white pole McKinlc
. l ‘ Y
_ lplaeo. . l
l 6—White wle. McKinley place. to
mexflnxhytbedorafiingota ' ’ .
m
b
was com mm: mm.
MONDAY. nor on
swivel connection for tomofeed lubri-
colors, solderl'ess pipe joint. forcofeed
lubricator. .
Louis Takacs. Drum
regulating mechanism for furnaces.
Stephen “’inier, Bridgeport. nice or
snow shoe.
Quirino Disctel'uno,
steering device.
Frank and .l. Niewinshl. Wombury.
ordnance piece.
erury.
- . __ ..--..-_ ..__.____, _ .. .-....., N... - _., ., , _ p, _._. . .__,. __
NE“ 'E ' 4... P- ' f M ms z‘hp)’ Wraistei’l or \M l .
:‘ LEPHONE STAT'ONB - - {7E T U Eiwas little cause in that .
ts installed in - DIGESII R0 BL “WW” ”‘1‘“ """““ ‘ > " t.
Twenty-clfl:r;::'u§n.¢c2nuy; t indisitositlon. .
Followin is a list of new telephones ? _ | - ., .
ithat have geen installed since the last mun“ from Pace 0a"- “We are a“ “Hm. m I
:list. Cut this out and paste in the ""'"" he “w (it a “HIP “Wu,“ H, '
{back of your directory: * - ' gflvo developments are i fl. ). . .. 1 ‘1”. \. H
Name. Tel. No. gnaw than the exception in cases btlnltlilllt s. l x l . um.
lAm-"im‘ R‘d Crou. 'ln which persons suffer irom nervous “hill 3““ “0" "m” "f “‘ " “"“AH'
85 WWW“ St. 1240 . tronu‘ii. h additwl Ii. “'3‘ ”3"‘dm 1y satiflfil‘bd Ii WP Pan E: t l ' 9
rthur Brotborton. a's natural that in the case of the Pros- from a salesman in It _ - . ~‘." 1).
1 Grey Court. 1499.14 ident lack of excreta? would contrlb~ i "ton Star ”I
lE- C- Browne, Ito to digestive (incl-don. and. unless u. ' '0
: Belle island. 1611 c a pacme - .45“ ‘
Miss Giflonl ll. Clark, , ' 7 ’
ll Hamilton Ave. 2034-3 ' .
w..- m baton me at
‘6 V“ hfldt St, 765-4 m
E... ...~ l - .
11 No. Main St. 2253 l t
Geo. L. Gale, 4
Raymond SL. Duricn. 685 t
Iiackett r: Doolittle, c a pacme ;
.132 “'nter St. 902 .
C. F. Hogan. 3
i... t during the war . t
Jos. E. Lavoie, . i . ‘ '
10 Fort St. 393-4 , mm ,
The H. \Valth Lilies ('o., 1 . » ‘ I
. \‘i'innipauk. 1:113 l l W !
Mrs. Mary 1-). Low, nurse, m
i 23 Plymouth Ave. 1356 I c a pac e ' GOO!)
.‘Mncea Spoghntti House. i 7 1 t
26 Main Si., N. 2241 3 : ,H r
Maxwell & i‘halmers' Service. } m ~ SIC
i 12 Mechanic St. «160-4 IS
.1091. Movller. i ‘ l
:21 “'asliinzton St. 10591:.‘ _ t ' PRICELESS
H. S. Mosher, c | t I
1 Lynes Pi. 1336 l t Kai vour eves fit—add to
B. t. .. l THE FLAVOR LASTS . v -
"Em g3: 893,2 ‘ . your wealth. to your eificr‘. n-
.\'i t'Aaik ignition t‘o., inc, i ' CV. to vcur cafnlnfl' caDaCliV.
11 Wall S" 2008 i i so DOES THE PR‘ I Conga]! United Eve ape-rial-
Ham Olson‘lllnder.‘ . , r ‘ ' . . 2
1H) st), Main St. 313-; ‘ istshthcy Will give \ou un-
*“;".”:f1;‘. K? (3mm 66. . i . biased advice. Glasses recom—
. . a i ., - . J ' .
Tum l‘tirr, _ i mended only when ”’9‘ 3T“
3 Ouilitard PL. N. 1703 - = ' ‘ 531'".
.Anhur R. Pollock. ‘ Match ntCCS ‘
31 Core Ave. 1463
F‘. if. Roberts.
22 Norman .-\\e. 21121.:
Royal Taxi (‘0..
122 R. it. Are. Still ' '
Misc A. May St. John. o (3* i
M... 110 W hmgton Sire .
Oscar H. Smut, '* as ht
.ut-mey St. Rowuyton- 1754-12 an; C
.I’nltvd Cigar Store, 80.. Norw onn- \
9 No. Main St, 2243‘. . ‘ A'_ \ ‘
g.\ithur .x. maxim 3 North Main St" Port (hestcr. l" . ‘
'li Sillingwooil Aw. lb‘lll Stores in New "ark~ Brooklyn. and 0091113“! 4\Ll - l
connzcr’tcur PATENTS, wncre . l
The following were issued Oct. 7.
1919. l.i.-t compiled by the olficc of
A. M. \V‘mk‘l’, solicitor of patents.
1115 Main St.. llrldgeport. (,‘onn.:
Clarence l). l‘ilitt, Bridgeport. clecv
iric thlCh.
Bernard H. Skelly. Brim (3)
DOING eon POLAND.
Lleut. !.B. L'Hommedieu of Non
walk. Conn. American Red Cross
Frederick Muller. Ema-d. lube
tall stock.
Richard Knebcl. New Britain, drill
chuck.
Jarvis S. Williams. Daubury. (2)
wrench.
Ernest 1'. Beck, Maiden. doom.
spoon. fork or similar article.
Howard M. Berber. 8&me
collecting and ussociatilnx mechanism.
Main Raglan. Canon. ally-u.
Ern'est Karl. Litcbneld. adjutnblc
spider chase and lockup for MB
printing presses.
m“. J. uni-cc. Brutal. design.
bundle for a spoon, fork or similar orb
his.
Trade Marks.
American Hat Mfg. (30.. Inc.. Nor-
walk, hats for men and boys. '
American Hosiery Company. New
Britain. linden-shirts. index-drains.
etc.
AFTER TAX EVADEIIS.
Revenue Dcpartmt-it Starts Crusade in
t Th5! silt.
Agonta of tho internal revenue news
.ice have been in» work in this city re-
lcolitiy examining the books of tavern]
ipersons and concerns for the purpose
for confirming their income tax returns
of last year.
James J. Walsh. collector of internal
lrevenuea, announced that a special
ldrive to locate merchants and main:
.facturers who have followed erron-
eous methods in making their invent-
ories for the taxable years. 117-1918, is
.to he Such methods but. tend-
ed to reduce tax liabilities. it in point-
ed out.
. In cases a! voluntary disclosures be-
More investigator: of failure to make
propa- return and pursuit. the policy
of the department will be to fur-ego
penalties. except where there is inten-
tional evasion of the tan. Where dio-
‘covery is made by the Government of-
ficers heavy penalties will be made.
in some cases inventorieu have been
.found to have been taken on the Duals
‘ot owl-ago Mailbag): it was pos-
‘slblotoldcnufy the articles remaining,
on hand at the inventory period, and
so determine thdr allot coats.
t In others, because of comilve
accounting. fixed percentages hove
.been deducted after determining in~
'ventorg values. Others use fixed av-
'erages, based on the costs of prior
years. or fail to include all merchan-
1 All of these methods. which havo‘
the effect of reducing tax liabilities,
. are contrary to regulotfou’of the do-
“. a. mag“ fluently his "snip“ 012, Fat 1 e to'part'ment. and are illustrative, it I:
m M ‘3’ St. ““3 W“ East Blah street and lyrtlcnvoniie. imid' 0' emu: m h
have bout found.
Mop The but weapon against mlsacv‘st
m m by Col. manner“. to Atlantic awn. smm.i...f, "m” “M” “We" ‘
Wham!
. 'II ,
general of railroads.
Conmbulon to Poland.
The American most prominent be-
fore tho public eye in Poland today is
Edward S. W‘itkowakl of New York.
who is slated to be the new director
Born in Poland
and “milled in America. Mr.
Wt came to Warsaw immedi-
M oft. tho armistice as the repre-
sentative of the Polish Cltlsens Com”
unlit. of NC— York. He bu since
taken an active part in all the work of
reconstruction. in an interview today.
I), told. Ming of what America
is doing tor Poland.
”The work of the American Red
Cross comes first in imporuucc.” he
said. "The United States government
but “Poland in a more formal
way through the exuansion of credits
and the work of thf‘ Hoover Food Ad-
ministration. thlough the sale of rall-i
road and other equipment left behind
by the American Army in France. All
those things helped. but moré import
ant has hen the close personal worn
of the Red Croce. which has reached
into hundreds
and made the spirit and vigor of Am—
erica known throughout
and breadth of the land.
“It is thin personal
Poland needs most of all, personal
guidance and ndvlce and em-
neat.
“Puke the m capture 0! the any
of Minsk fun the masts. m-
in ”flour: tho American Rod Cross
had a trillion! of food. cloth!!! “d
Denial W in the freight me
with aim alto-lob“. trucks with
which to distribute. By Install the:
four A-m'ho had W the,
of tho «ml-lo. to Poland. of the
American Red Gran had completely
restocked the “civilian hoopla
in). human arm-cocoa their
hot. and supplied 9 ”an... camp of.‘
2.000 non, mu cud children with.
clothing and medicines and fou- field;
kitchens. serving in meals a any.” :
rim, hard m. such as this told}
the population more. than could any
propaganda that. the outside world
um um really backing
Poland.
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winni- an’ntcn . '
will. mtg» l
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This wfiul Dim“ Room Suit. will add cheer to your
dhiucm. It. in "Hand substantially nodal, finished it
* Goad Clams MdJmmbh the rumor-ml. low prim
i am
Are an Economy
‘.
l
MOMMCHM‘;
“V - pp/r/ f , ._‘n..'.‘
close behind Poland's union on m '
on. and” and mum-tuna. In.
my in it. my mead son-I
for the Pol'ah my. Tito-fl
work with the division of Polw- i
cant. fighting in (M Euler's .
m. Am Red Crop m
and sunl- nro a mutant. m
' ' - . Mam
nthuobq'sotthonkitdm' - . .‘Mmmmwmfmmusom‘h U
"‘“M‘h-‘fim‘“! hang-:13”. maul-unmanurfi 3‘.
unfit-tho cum) "in? In} mmhthfiopolicy.bymnII°f““'
Wilton-Hm“ “last-mi WWW“ . _ . .
the m‘fid Cm“ In nun-or m mu. m of» i. plicy u gang-“y, M
ed, "thfimgh its eleven fl “any w I ‘ m .memn 1“?“t ) w 11“
units. attributed some (and. and am “My than il w to be .3 Melt‘llu I”;
of towns and villages on; the sum Mean flour. tats “ fl . W, . Mug. and axing“ h.
and condensed milk were distributed : a“ n“ “an“. M ”My there 5 w
the length in coo-outin- ‘lm tho fond all-til» nm_ . . _ . art "MW”
tratioa. But an account at 1the re- ‘ Wm ”1W tuning. aén “I“. by
low-‘11 that cent heavy rains. econ in centnl aud' “mwum m amvod “or: . 3““. ~.
”'mw“’°°"’""“‘°} -hbmdlmmwmrbica
.. hoover lncmiibnrdudmul I ”Waggon is the M ch‘ml time
mammmamumad gm' . _ h.
watwmutmmm' bmmdktdflmndmnymmw(
abut. dill-t produce! a change in the chem .
. “ mth 1".“
Weft-II diced". mfluid!“ are not W...
um the t“ '
Mb comp1 “'
ling Poland to look to America tor
supplie- lurtbo coming winter. in m-
utant taken mm the Bonn-vim therel
mmmu.mthemleaetnen.
- “In ‘Sflodaand West Prim-In Ilium
“any
actions“
Gamay l3 mating nun: um , _ th ,3
ween-Its. the GM m tabla: ”“1““! m true-“W“ xi”? the tee ‘
wtmmammmmma, uwwmpnfmm m
byfwcoorhyngwlmlu.” 8 le.
Mr. Withounhl in to return. shortly ‘7 South Kain
tothoUnlted Statutomkhtbe
com-lug Red Cross drive;
We nuns FOB run LAUNDRH
SPAIN‘S MR CIR“
mason. Sunday, 0... lt—Govcrn-v=
Hooks
meat wit-um on not“ at tho‘ rm Mg. pm, Clothes Reels and m.—
Ponumnse Anny from the we of the wtm‘WI-lb Tubs, w“), my. Damn; 53mg;
departure of the troop: for [Fl-once M M In. Potu' Icons, M3111)”, W .
up to the time of their mm to Par: 4... -
mm
Albert 1". GEhebe
nil—l" 5‘"
tugSl were 28.000.060 pounds. it VIC'
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