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Duo to thc p-‘(uliar 1'cnt situation in
Norwalk, Hist Sula familics are busy
at this limo. changing rcsltlcm't-S
seeking new homcs. Bccause of
purchase of many houses. tcnauts arc
obliged to move and tho cxprcss
tan-mon are reapina a harvest
golden slickcls. Among the
chances in addrcssps that have 0c-
curcd latcly in East Norwalk are the
following:
The Scofield family, summer rosi-
dents at Shorchavcn. havc rcturncd to
New York City for the winter; \Villiam
Waldron has remoVed from Rowan
street. to Osborn avenue; Mrs. William
Blackman and Mrs. Benjamin Porter
2mm Benrdict sheet to (1192013! Bow
lflaFd; ”Mrs Valcntinc {10111 East ale-
toe to Van Zant strcct : thc Crahb fam-
By of South \'m 11'11k to Bcncdlct
the
of
avenuc to Silvorminc: Louis Barritt
of South Nniwulk to 5 Edlie aVcnue;
and Conrad Shouts of First é‘hect to
Keyser place.
SUEEESSEUL DANBEs
HEEll EAST Mill”
The community dance held last
night under the auspices of the East
Korwalk T0‘. iacco Fund in Community
Hall was a gratifying success. Grace
‘Brothers orchestra furnished music
al- dancing, which was enjoyed by a
great nufiber of couples. A feature
'3! the evening was the lunch counter
. in charge of Mrs. Robert E. Morrison.
Although complete returns have not
yet been received on outstanding tick-
ets, it is assured that a sum large
‘1: enough to cm er the expenses for the
Lllsw Community Hall sidewalk were
finalized.
WW HAT 3H0?
Will MHVE T0
SEEM!) DISTRICT
VThe Williams & Ger Company, but
hecently established in the former L’-
Bommedleau grocery store at Ke’ysor
cc and East. Washington street will
move immediately from the East
fl : to Washington street, where they
1| occupy a loft in the former W. 1V.
v—sock building now owned by
‘uel Roodner. The firm manufac-
m “35' straw hats, and emplnyes
to present time a small number of
Willing Shea of Gregory Boulevard
's- company building the new,
. actor-y, East avenue. ’
Chester Smith, of Erika avenue, rem
went to work in the Billiard
my
‘ M m mmmbaflng locfl
and j -
and .
rcccnt‘
street; .lohn \V l’« din from Urcgory
Bouleund to \an 7.1m stlcot: Otto .
Goldscin avvl lamily fxom Osborne
‘ said tax.
secured a position with the! con-i " ‘
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ProductsOook 300i. Attractive illustrations. A 3Q. . 11
book you will keep. Free-write u: for i: lotions 1; 1
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Icnsivc busincss 111111 plcn>urc trip
throuuh UIL' 111-51. l i
The \Vomnn's Auxiliary of Christ.
church will moot. tomorrow aftc'rnoon‘
with Mrs. \Vuterhury,
oLFirst street.
1 “‘illiam ll. Gchrmann. jr.,
ing purchased from Edmund E. Ciowe.
11 001111211 on Bayvicw place. Mr. Ge-
hrmann will occupy the house himscll’.
taking immediate posscssion.
Rev.
Baptist
Frank Clark. of 1he_Rowayton
church. will bc thc speaker
this owning. at the ““‘in-My~0hltm"
services in thc East avenuc M. E.
church. His topic will bc “Simon, the
Iiackslider."
A petition asking that the Communi-
11' llall taxes be abated was received
at the city council mrctlng last night
The inequest signcd and sponsored by
:‘membels 01' the East Norwalk Impro-
mcnt Association was 1eferred for
infestigation to the corporation conn-
Mrs. Fay \Vcbb and two children
1isitcd her mother in Danbury v'cstcl-
and also saw the W Home Home‘ '
for the returned heioes. having five
b1"othms partake in thc paladc. Shc
reports ha1imz a wet day but it did
not intclfcrc, “ith the plans as they
all turned out in fine regala
The toxt of the lctrcr sent by thc
East Norwalk lmprovemont Associa-
tion to tho council, pleading abate-
ment of taxcs on Community llall, tol-
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lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and (‘ouncil
of the City of Norwalk, South Nor-
'wa1k. Conn.
Gentlemen:-
In the January Session, 1919. of the
General Assembly of the State of
E'Connecticut a. special law was pass-
'pd which exempts from taxation the
,property and estate of the East N01"
{walk Improvement Association Inc.
1
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this morng
. Mrs. William Moore of Pond atréet
is in New York city. the guest ofiher
daughter. Mrs. Benjamin F. Parker.
William Watson of New Preston is
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Aaron.
G. Stevcns of iRowayton avenue.
1 The collectors for this district who
have so willingly aitnsisted with the
drive of the Red Cross for member-
ship and donations have nearly fin-
ished their work, with the exception
of a few places whore they were
askcd to call again. George W. Stev-
one. who was captain or this district.
will shortly have the returns all in.
and it is his belief that Rowayton has
again done its bit as it, did during the
trying days of 1917 and 1918. it to
thc exprcsscd hope of 1mm
members of the Rcd Cross that this
district would turn in $200 if pouible.
Miss Ellzabcth Sco‘fleld
street spent the Sabbath at the name
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mott in Baton
avenue.
Miss Agnes 1.9211111 of Logan street
is recovering from injuries received
save days ago,whcn the motorcycle
on wl ch she was a passenger was
struck by an automobile near Nor-
IW.alk She will soon b9 able to re-
fsnmc her duties as tclcphonc operat-
‘or at the plant of the
Works company. South Norwalk.
which is good news to her many.
friends. ‘
The combination of full moon and
pexigce tides the latter part of last
week resulted in bringing the waters
of the river up over the 1" in lower
'Rowuyum avenue. comfilctely cover-
ing the roadway and in some in
stances making walking impossible
wtihout boots. in some places it run
into cellars and made matters very
unpleasant for a time. Such extreme
tides are unusual and cause some d18-
comfort whcn the water r130: too
;As you know this organization was it
formed and cxist: for educational and
benevolent. purposes and has done'
much for civic improvement in the?
|thix d taxing district. Prior to the en-
actment. of the law exempting said As—
sociation's lllopel'ty from taxation 8
tax had been laid against said proper-
ty on the list of October lst, 1918 and
said tax is now due and payable. in'
line with th} action of the State in ex-
empting said property it seems but.
fair that the tax so laid should be
abated: and mid. association here by
petitions your honorable body. to take
such action as may be appropriated
and; necessary for the abate—men; ot
Yours very respectfully, _ s
EAST NORVVALK mmvmm'r
ASSOCIATION,
By, Tammany & Connery.
torneys. '
it: ’1!-
“trout. TO_.B£ moron. .
STABQMD, Nov. lax-A can to be-
1gb.
1 Howard Smith of the United States
navy is home on a furlough and in
apending it at his purenw home in
fiockett street.
{Mun-minim DeLosGJu‘fiomme-
'dieu of Roton avenue were weekend
guest-.1 of Mrs. L'Hommedieu' s daugh-
.,ter Mrs. Louis
gCanatm.
i Patrons of the Rawayton Free librar
ry are asked to note that the time for
the library being open to the public
has been changed. The hours now
are from 3:30 in the afternoon to 7:15
I
for a supper hour; but cloning one
hour earlier.
Highland avenue is now the librarian.
succeeding Mm Marla Him or
Crockett street.
“was +111..- finaudved
mmmumumm
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the boys were given flair
FREE
CORN PRWUCTS REFINING CO.
MeanAtlERNlCAIOON, 4”Feruwertll$treut. Bow-1" ;
'the World war."
at Cedar .
Norwalk iron’ visiting relatives
Schmidt of New'
continuously, no time being allowed,
Miss Mayhh Boofleid ~ot‘
The models whléh the W011}
people mum to accentew
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Sales Representation
The medal is 11 work of art
land c"'.er,1 onc of the service umn will
be proud to possess one. Thcy are
11111110 of bronze of tho same quality
as ustd by the United States govcrn-
nic'nt in its mcdals. it is about 11113
size of a fifty cent 1.iece and can we
worn on a watch fob or left on the
ribbon of the allied Colors in which i1
is attached. and to which a pin is fas-
tcned. thus making it possible to wear
it pinned on 11' 11. it desired. On one
side 1. engraved triémmmcaa eagle
and above it are the words. “They did
not pass" while on the obverse side is
the inscription. "Presented by the res-
idents of Romp-1011. Connecticut. in
recognition of patriotic services in
The figures 1917-
1918 also appear upon the medal. it
is I work of art and ell who have
seen them are well~plcased. Roway-
ton did not: loae sight of the one
young man who made the suprenlc
sacrifice in the World war and to his
parents will ho presented a mcdal ("-
actly the “me u the others but on
the ribbon in a mall «0111!
gold star. Them will probably
be sent the service rjucn in a few days.
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Mrs. James Harvey and family are
in Brooklyn, this
week.
. Mrs. N. E. Shrivefol' the Post Road
enjoyed a week and visit. from her
sister who lives on Staten ltd-Ind.
1 Phyllis, the young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. D. Tilley at Mansfield ave
nue. who has been ill with bronchitis
for the poet week. is recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Butler of the
Post ma entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Tucker Hutton. jr.. of Porn.
1111. Rockhnd 00., N. Y., over the
week end.
The Noroton Young People a Society
is 111311111112 to give a musical enter
tninment with songs and tableaux. at
the chapel of Fitch‘s Home for Sol-
diers Friday night. The old veterans
are looking fol ward to a pleasant eve-
tiling-
’ Ernestc F. Sexton Post No. 51. of
,the American Legion, which is laying
:plans to secure the enrollment of
every service man in this town. is at-
i so planning to erect e permanent ham
3101- the low post, and begin a drive.
today, to raise 815. 000 for the purpose.
The site for the proposed hall has
not been determined but those in
Icharge promise that it will be con.
truly located so as to be accessiblc
.rrom all parts of the town. i
An old-lushloned 1111an will be MM
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amen 811111.311. my.
Cooking made simple and economics! 6.
P. 0. tax 16!
and 01 ch
give up all thorium. of marriage 1
[no me for breach of pro-lice. ’
NuYoviGl‘y ',
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returned to New iork (m tho u;ntcr_
months
The Lockwood pmperty in lloyt St
is helm: survcycd and staked off into
building lots.
Mrs. John .\inlvihllt
Hall has, been quilc ill
woeks with pleurlsy.
A son wns born to Mr.
licrbort Johnson in South Main strcct.
early Sundm morning.
Franklin 8 Austin has sold his:
firm in Silver Mim- m 1: Now York:
t
Richmond
for 91" oral
(1!
and .‘1TF G
party. who will ochnpy it in the not!
Chilly Nights Bring the
Need of Warmer Blankets
$3.50 to $10.75 i
AmuchoiAntumn in the air brings home 1hr. fact
that. warm blah-u will once more be in orderdn
fact they will be most necessary Our stock of b. u11k.
etc embraces those of practically every quality rang
ing from the inexpensive kind that. are made of pot
1.011 with wool naphthoeeofthehig‘hu'pdcad va.
rim in absolutely all wool Come in and make your
inspection now while the time is ripe
Angevine Furniture Co .
future
Miss \iery Kelly of New flown was ....______.
a week and nest of her parents. Mr.‘
and Mrs. Edward Kelly. Carter arc-9U
The next dance to be liven by the
Soldiers' and Sailors' Fund commit-
tee will occur on Thanksgiving eve
in the Town Hall.
Elva. “filter Moore of Hartford
bcen spcnding scvcrnl wecks with
non. Rcv John l” Monro. at St. Aim--
alus's rectory.
W. H. Barrett, who has boon Mullins-d
to his boom in Main sire-ct the past
week. threatened with plnvurisy. is on
the road to recovery. '
Leroy Elwood wa- awarded a con»
tract for makina alw'ntmns to 1111»
has
T191
Elly-dc" Mano for school no 'posus.
Thi“ will l‘i"iP\'l‘ tho (onwa- iion in
(‘cntcr school 1
An important mot-11112 of 11m Rad
Men will be 111111 in l’or‘ts Trillc wit;
warn on “'cdnesdav chninc. It in;
proposed to incrcaac claws and sick and l
death benefits.
A kitchen shower was lendencd Alias:
Edna Van Numc at the home of Mrm'
C. G \iollcr. South axenue. Monday‘
waning by members of the Shawnee?
Campfire girls of whom Miss You
‘HOUSECLEANING NEEDS E
0 Beds; Hope, Collin: Dusters. Cape: Beaten, Broom ;
Floor Brushel, Scrub Brushes, Feather Dusters, Ammonia. Cu!
min Stretchm, Wash M Wrintefl. 8111111111111. Cal pr:
Sweepers, Vacuum Clothe! Women, Wash 3121311, Tubs, Etc.
Albert F. Gehebe
n": acne 1: l1". Houetwm
MC 527 25 WASHING!“ bl.
Prompt Delivery be. ma"-
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ANCES
OR
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UPNITURE
FURNITURE CO.
'27-‘29 WASHINGTON ST.
5.0. NORW‘ALK
TERUNG
Name is one. 1
Dominick Bruno, who “3' recently
opcrnicd upon at the Stamford Hoa-
pital for facial absccsn. has recovcrcd
sufficiently in partially almond to his
dutics in tho nircct cleaning tlcpnrt-
mom.
Mass will he cclcbrntcd In 31. May
slurs (‘Imrc'n on Thursday morning
for the Holy Name Society. on ‘F‘rlday
morning for the Sacred Heart 11-11»
12110, and on Saturday morning for the
M1111“ Sock-1v. The masses will tnkc
place at. 7:311
Now bids will he I'ocnh'od on Mon-
day cvenlnc. Nov. 17. for 111:- new sow-
cr work. on a 111-1'1'c111112c basis Selma»:
al contractorr «1111-9111-1111 willingness
to Md 1111111 Muntlnv cvcnin-t. Rt «1113‘
on that plan. owing to 1111: labor can-
dttions and tho difficulty of genial!
Come and Hear
Dr. w. STURGES
“AT——
ST. PAUL’S
SUNDAY NIGHT
7:30
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