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have been pulled up onto ways in the ‘ ~
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Pulls civilian
Hill FUND 1111;
about a week by illness: has been’ wfl'emdtgye ‘
Elaborate plans {.31 1119 dance to be able to be outdoors for the past lew §_, geopyofth. 111- J SPE‘ :EA 3 (V k ‘3‘
held in Community Hall tommrov day.s .l teresflnga-page ““54
night. under the auspices of the East Dr Hairy D Hanson of OK Ridge 1 Corn Products €11. em 1;, ..
Norwaik Tobacco Fund have been who has been .11] t'o1 a few da): . is COOkBOOk. Full 0A a g “Q gab
completed. An (specially 131,118 at- , _ . 1 f- f mat"n Q. .d ‘
tendauce is expected as the proceeds now able to take 111s usual tr1p to the. o m or '07 1 1
will be devoted to civic improvement center, where his man)“.tl(1il.llllliilll('l‘:if about 800d m‘ 7 VALUES TO $ 1(
on the Eas: Side. the ladies of the Bus
Norwalk Improvcmcnt
building of a sidewalk on \an Zan
street, in final cl the Community 1-:I "til
The dance uill probably be one of the
last public social lal‘tails to be held un
der the direct management of the to-
trrlll‘: into his
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hacco fund
tory of lllnL
there is dissolvrd one 01 till most lau-
community
cvcr boasted.
and was
encouragement,
and tobacco and good things to East
and overseas.
gift packages of tobacco
liable combinations i'm
good the East Side has
The fund was a “war baby."
formed to send cheer,
Noximlh men in camps
~Hundrcds 01‘
and goodies were distributed. and
Christmaa boxrs were :‘(nt 1') Fiance.
The fund was distinctly a community
project. and a. 1 East Norwalkcrs were
interested in it.
MEMORIAL SERVICES
F OR DEAD HEROES
IN COMMUNITY HALL
The program for the memorial serv-
ices to be. hold for the East Norwnlk
dead in the World “'ar will be held
at 10 oclock tomorrow morning in
Community Hall. Rev. Thomas E.
Swan. rumor of Trinity Episcopal
church. and a [firmer army chaplain.
will be the-speaker of the day. He.
will be introduced by the president of
the East Norwalk Improvement Assol
cistion. Mrs. George E. Thompson.
Rev. Herbert E. Marsland, pastor of
the East Avenue M. E. church, will
pronounce the invocation. Scholars:
from the Fitch and Marvin schools will
attend in a body. and will sing tho
"Star SpangledBanner." All residents.
of the East Side, including tlu- rela
tives and friends of the dead soldiers,
are cordially invited to attend.
ENJOYABLE FALL
DANCE WAS HELD
AT COUNTRY CLUB
The second or a series of fall dances
was attended by a large number of
people. at the Norwnlk Country Club
Saturday night
served ,nnd a. most enjoyable evening
Spent. The entertainment committee-
umounces that the next dance will be
held on the 15th of the present month.
Dances will also be held on Thunksgiv
ing night, “Christmas and New Years'
eve.
YOUNG FOLKS or“
METHODIST CHURCH
TO “WIN A CHUM”
Nov‘el “Win My Chum" services will
be held in the East Avenue Methodist
church beginning tomorrow night.
The meeting tomorrow will be one of
a series of {our The exercises are,
particularly for the young people of "
the church who are taking a keen in-
terest in making them a stuccss An
invitation to attend has been extended ;
to everyone interested.
The Abbott family haVe
Hill, upper Norwalk. ,
Rev. William Chapman. temporary
in. charge of the se rviccs thelc yestcl-
day morning and last night.
The WardWell Company is driving
miles for the new wharf, to be con-
structed for the South Norwaik Coal
and Supply Company, in the local har-
her.
A number of private motor boats
Crescent shipyard on Seaview avenue
Workman are overhauling and casing
.up the boats for the winter season 1
Large "jumbo" street cars are now;
,1 used on the East: avenue lines instead l
1
. , street bridge.
‘ Branlord. near New Haven.
' Lonnie, gave an interesting address, in
{.A large congregation turned out
"W'bim In the morning, the- pastor
‘Ilht of a series an "Studios From the
,M or. muons."
"m not. 16 years old. end left School
of the miniature “dinky” cars that?
have been a familiar sight on the East
Side for a number of years.
Mrs. Claiborne CanaVeri of East;
Washington street who has been tin-i
dergoing tre etinent in the Roosevelt,
Hospital. New York. for the past‘
month, is reported to be improving
slowly.
A handsome private yacht, owned
{by an official of the Hi-l’o Battery
Company. is moored off the concern's
pier at the east end of the Washington
The yacht recently an .
rived in the Norwalk harbor, from
Ritalin-1e: Solant or New Haven.
a representative of. the Ant1Sa1uon
the Advent: Christian church, last night.
to
Rev. George M. Teeple. discussed the
Girls and boys on the East Side. who
mm the eighth grade.
81'8
\ssociat ion
planning to use the 1eceipts for tho
. removed 5. c
from their Dorian Point home to Mill l
J Beginning today and during all of Na-
4W1” 01‘ Christ’Epist-opal (hUICll was ’
‘ tional Blouse Week, Nov. 10th to 15th
we Will allow a special discount of 10
Mrs. Joseph Seymour
from the hospital a couple of days!
ago greatly benefltted by the treat-
ment received while there.
I Miss N. E. Shriver of the Post Road 1
who was confined to her home to
t
personality.
t; Rev. G. E. Richter —of
Road, pastor of Maple Avenue M.
church,
the sessions
- of the Sunday
Association at Hartford the
couple of days. Darien was
otherwme unrcprescmeu'at
vention. none of the. Sunday schools
oi~ this town having sent deiczams.
LcRoy R. Kemp of the Post Rond'
' 1111.“ will
but Will not be able to ctr-um 1t until
spring a: tne present occupant has
the right to remain there until the.
time. Meanwhile Mr. and Mrs. Rain
will continue to live with lllt‘ farmer‘s
parents, Mr. and Mrs, G. A. Kemp oi
I‘VOst avenue.
L A petition is being circulated rc-
‘questing the sclectmen to prohibit
'the shooting of gray squirrels within
the limits of the town. According to
;1he state game tours. the law is now
"off." but there is a provision that.
authorities of towns may issue regu-
lations to protect those lilllc follows.
They do little damage and are pletur
esque as they run acrOss lawns and
climb trees. During the warm “Path-
er they accept mankind as friends.
and grow so very tame that as soon
'as the law is “off,” having no knowl-
edge that man proposes to abuse their
confidence. they readily fall a prey to
the hunter.
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Mrs. ‘Wililam Moore of Pond Street
is Visiting lltl daughter. Mrst
min Parker in New \ork lily.
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Mrs. Fred Stabcll and son of St. 1
Louis are visiting H. E. Scone-id and
family of Highland av nu».
Mrs. 11.
returned I
are always glad to welcome his gt-ilial j,
the. Post
E.
Stamford. has been attending:
School |
past 1
not -
recently bought a house in Springdw
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Banin- .
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C- P“”‘"" 0' M53“ “"9“ 111m. Qusloy was tomefly lbs Claret
Special dinners were has returned from a visit. with rein-Infant
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FREE 2..., ' QuAurv 5110p
r; ‘11..— house.
i113 and beauti-
fully illustrated.
; Write for it to-
day.
LINED COATS WITH FUR L 0: i
All the New Styles and Lint, »
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AZOLA is used over and over-again '
Without transmitting flavors or”
odors from one food to another. It is not
absorbed into bod!» Because Mazola
reaches .“cooking heat” in half the time, 1
forming a delicious crust about your food.
This avoids soggy and greasy foods.
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l 1‘ «on use '14 to '/.3 less Mazola than what your recxpe - '
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11 battenmgs. .
Q |_ «filleormms . I Choll N. ht B". 'l‘
1 , ~ - 1 y 1g 5 lingl;.(
1 l a “can rkooucrs 1121-1111146 co. 9. 0. Box in n.- 70" an, . N d f ‘V B1 1 l
.- -. ee 0 armor an {6‘
i j,» hAflERh&CAfl00N, 47me My... l:
1 -- WW « $3 50 to $10 75
i L?» . ‘ .-:-:-~...:...._...... 2—1:" " *:_—~:-~— " ‘W "‘:’”"“’““ ' F '3 Atouch of Autumn in the air brings ho .
it ives in Sew Y.ork lton having lived (or sevenl years It pressed by many patrons of the (1011- f “I“ w {“3111th Wm once more be 111 (Y ‘M
the home or Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ncrtlcut Company against lllv change 1"“ they W1” be "1051 “099353“! Our “0““ ‘ "
“is“ Marv Hadley M Rownytm fMltls ‘ made ”3' ““3 mmwanm "‘ “m" eta embraces those of practically every (111:. :1
avenue is Hnt’ndlng a {9" divs “1.111? that lh c mpany thiwmornmu . . _ . . ' ' ’ . 1
'New York my ‘ The “but"! Elli!“ and “MT?“ alimunced 3mg“... m ”.0 710,,“ mg from the inexpensive kind that. are llltlm‘
(“”hm‘“ ”med mm“ “1 Long , Th0 former slurping Nam- ut ton with wool nap to those of the hlg‘hcr 1‘:
Mr. and M rs
loseph Wk" have ”island Sunday. Guider's corner is established inszead
ricty in absolutely all wool. Come in and 11::
returned "‘0'“ ”"4" wedding "‘9 1 J 13, Raymond. who has been upend- of making the me one block (mi-ti at ' ' ' . .
Wm“! WM 990'" in MMUC C"! and ling new,“ m‘omh, in Chamam New McKinley Place. Anollwr orange inspection now while the t1me is npe.
'nre residing in the house owned by ’ has been made and lnstnad or the
York, has mm“, to ma home in ,stop at llurchards crossing. the zone
m "“0!“ "em” Hkhhnd avenue .11: at. the Jacob B. Raymond place on
I So much dissatisfaction was ex-1Hixhland avenue.
to
Angevine Furniture Co.
and is inflation: in Row-y-
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lip. They were madewwith strict re-
gard ' for the latest whims of blouse
fashions. While these blouses are spec-
Q ial models for National Blouse week 1n
Q some cases there is only one of a kind,7
Q but the asSortment is so wide and var- 1,
Q ied there IS certain to be one for every:
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'Saturday, when he was crossing the HOUSECLEANING NEEDS
street under the \Vashinzlon street , , . ' “
bridgc. 111- was slightly hurt. . 0 Cedar Mops, Ceiling Dusters, Carpet Br rww
; Floor Brushes, Scrub Brushes, Feather Dusters. 15.1 ; (711'
717 the mm,w«11 Bostds,W1in¢-ers Sairr "‘ gm)“
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cud Y.“ T l . Q Sweepers, Vacuum Clothes Washers, Wash Boi (1 r
in; 00. v
. . Lemma-ammo» Albert F. Gehcbc
1 {U I . ' J. \ 4;“ ggnond-am. n 5271?. HERE 1: l'r's21-csouwslitglAio;w .. fl
3‘ . .. Phenom one - i" ”W“ '
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1 “1111.111 ilctaughun, 11. of Bayvlewl
game with by a bicycle ridden by,
film-old Baxtel. 12. of Osborne avenue»,
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St. Paul’s
every blouse from $23.98 i
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GUARANTEE:
The paint in tins rum
is full mclstlt't.
composed of:
50% Pure “'hitc Lcal‘
thrown-'1 '1‘ t rl‘
50% Pure “’hitc 2111..
«he: a! 11-1..»
M“ "W m can...“ at
Pure Linseed (ill.
Pure Turpentine 0m"
Ind “Olhliigrtl‘i
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' Paint half your house DEVOE; paint
the other half whatever you: like.
. l-f DEVOE “can’t take fewer gallons
andcostlcaa'mmey,we willmoke no
WM'DEVOE. \
ltDEVflEdowltwenrayw-ortwo
years or m wars longer-bogu- and
better-we’ll give you enough to paint
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