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«r "mired. to Commanity- members and "canyon; golfing; \ ‘
ltrields who would. b“. gem theESunch school tied?“
'~ . . I!” a” (to The work olthe Pu c ce - ._ - , .
I * l erommittee' was interrupted .by the second Sunday lit the At Clutch
. MAL R ‘ . , W ldrath or. Mrs. Osborn. but the remain- month being observed there. ..
7 ' 5 7 ' . e bers of the Committee have —__.....s , i
” V [lgfthrl‘ulllly carried on the work allotted Miss Mal-ion L'Hommedieu. of Ro-
; 'them. , wan street.-will entertain the mem- ._ ______—— - . E
. - a The Park Committee reports the.bers of the Epworth League at her mum Mfl .
. o I O 0 ml routine has been observed. the home on Tuesday evening, when the ’0 v ‘ . egg is .
. . ; cemetery hedge has been trimmed. League holds a business sud social PM. . , HIP?!“ " . k > m‘. ,
7 " ‘ ' MK ”NE and the gran nt Railroad ststion and gathering. W ’ E l l by ‘1“: “co ’
_ ' Park ounds kept trimmed. ‘ > , ,_______.__.. , C 3 ~ , .
Theflmmittee on Grounds compie- Mrs, Sarah A. Seemed o! 22 Second 1m “—3! cos“ d Qt . ’. _on -
. lted laying the cement walk and steps street is the first womn in but fit 3' “him 9mm. mm V
. —"-—,' Re gm front of Community Building which Norwalk, to he made s «:0!- nfidg: , .. without / {a , E“ m y m . i
Condensed verSlW 0f ' adds msterially to the appearance and the Federal Sulrsge Amen min? I“ p: tins: 7.0“ i... 0mm needle“, till. 9 ‘
rt Read ’st Annual value of our property. appeal-«inc among the very . ._ .5. I > .30 my. -_
. p0 .- 345:.» was collected by this go?!- the City hall on. morning. con-duh n, m“ P , I] I M .
:7 ' has IueSd t . of bio)! £18.00 was psi or. --~ -- {roll a“ rudence m
’4‘: Meeting t 8’ Elite? sndwmatelzsl in laying the Today is the last day of the ruin-
who "I .. m. >5 . d r o ' "¥ '
14s wdepflfi ”3 mm“ _
loll: {Film-ho w. BoilingI-wuk‘ . 1.1”“ on .fiflfll Nor“ alk
”wing 8mm’*"gfl ' Cutest
greedy. .
331‘ roam whemmnhundndm
of. '
Given Below -— MCMbEl'S walks. connecting the sewer. and for image sale being cwdulfitegto‘: Sta-eve:
ked H rd Du purchase of grass seed. and the bal- cant store on East on n t
Have W0: a r. ance 833.39 is to be used for procur- second district, by .the 1116:1506: 0
lug Past Year ling" markel's for the Hemorisl trees. the “7031838 Alumni";v Folds {lithe
' ' {The work of grading etc...sowlng the church. Thursday an r y .
. . _ , ’grass seed. mowing the grass In rear sale was also held and :82; $603;
F0!“1‘1“"Illicit:gallodreltlzzavefirffintl'i’; of Hall and many little minor details gging reports were rece v
the an ua. . -
was done gratis by our neighbour Mr. ssle of ‘rucleg. ‘
. w‘m “has; mefiy‘imm‘rz - M --~ ~ -* ‘ " m -.- ‘
. _ M ' now Unlm Wu 0‘ pave .
East Norwalk Improvement Amia- whom we M9 gi-oat— . _____.‘,_ . , L . . Mm m nu 0.. ...
uon committees. as given at the annu- fiwfiz‘g‘flglfl'f: good neighbor is fig ,.~.‘m as trait-tern :f property 1: M my Sands] m am or Mam T
a! meeting of the Association held last ' ' ' ' ' in“ N0 11‘ during ‘ e pan '9‘ m m wading the Threatens your future Vein"-
Tuesday afternoon October 5th at‘gm’d FEES?“ Mt.“ NOV- 11th. ”1-"- a as recorded in the office offl‘o $0.7m." _ ”Mk
Community hall on'Van Zant street; «til-certs! Service was held on the Clerk Herbert R. Smith are the fol- a. m u I bed. You, Come tons '35. your 3 . .
m Report 0‘ the East 31"" («mm-unity Grounds and five sturdy lowing. Victoria horn to Stephen M 'l m H on m I com. 0‘!‘ m 13 Bile. “.0 I‘ l ‘ mop
.hmmm A.” “a“? .c» maple trees planted. one [or each of Czinsky and wife. lot and bull” u »‘lll., h epr- I! mm. 1‘ WC
. _. .. mm: Sept. 30. 1920.) {he Eve East Nor-walk boys Vl'll) made on Winfield street: Albert]! Morgan to it." to. SW! (w. STAND, 157 3 son s l
c ‘70? we regular, three Directors and the supreme sacrifice in the late \'.0l‘ld and “[9 to Dr. and Mrs. Runell'E «W 81;, n, Muss. ‘ .’ V ‘
e special meeting have been held war, and in due time a propriatc mar- Morgan, lot and building. on Core The NO!- that thouundl of women 1 60 Wdl Street . (ll \\ it'll
during the past twelve months. " kers will be placed there-on for David avenue; George , N. Phllcox to from ell m 0‘ the count . write such a ,.
The financial report of the Trensur- Weed. Peter Goldstein. Albert Larsen. chm-leg E. Richardson. lot and build- and is “I“ Ly I. E. Pmk. ‘ ‘ .‘
er is as follows: Fred Amundsen and Edward Bennett. 'ings on Van Zandt street. m V“. Denim-d hybmm‘ . mu 9 Q Q
Gross receipts $1269.97 At the August meeting Miss Wend- .._...._.__.. W Old “2.... in“ fifif by”. m mm m;
Expenditures 1,601.25 eroth. representative of the Civilian llarry Waterbury, the Republm m w a. pull m in.“ .
— -—-—— lit-lief “fork in Norwalk. Kit“? an “1‘ registrar of voters in the Third WIN. 1. b m men from some of s . P
Balance on hand Sept. 30. '20. $668.72 tercsting talk on the present and fu-‘in no way par‘k-Ipn‘ed in a reported the M [on “My about?! a . Ugr CO .
We have been enabled during the turn plans'of the lied Cross “fork. movement to have Henry C. Seller when“, 5 mum. sud Ill-I TR . W . l c e N
year to reduce the mortgage on the Sept. lst. Mrs. Thompson. mas ll‘xtilv- transferred from thélmrli‘wg It, W W ”you“, “3 j ‘ 1 ‘ _ :
Communit Buildin four hundred i town to make her home aiio i- to the Second \Vard lat. r. per. . ' . g
“”3 “3““) g Em" and “ “'5‘ “m“ “9"" "W“ "‘“h‘ ‘° "“9 ‘" “‘9 7"“ W“ " "“ Deliverd stsnoetsysur sense. all chll'flt‘s Ddid for
The Corresponding Scorvlary has the Association felt compt‘lk‘dv'tt ”19 questioned and any report to the son-
. - ~ . ‘ . to accept hr" "95‘ trnrv is erroneous. The Sentiiicl's ne-
ven notices at meetings and news N ”1‘"th meeting . .
ferns to the Press and has written 67 int-=0 0". and the lat \icc Prcsl ic-it port in no way intended .0 question
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letters i‘,"l Evrrelt S. Bulklcy. was cl-Vlt‘d Mr. \Vutl-rbury's position in" the mt- "NEW mm F
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The Recording Secretary has faith- to MI lht unexpired term: ' - er. 1 “
fully kcoc codo .c c... oooncco mm at Comm... M a. ,, rwsmocnon nounsrsli
meetings_ pvlbli: reception was tendered Mr. and. The members of the “u of no
The Association has a total ‘cm- Mrs. Thompson and Miss Judlill .l-t Minister's Birthday went to mm
bet-ship of 167 members——-119 Actual Whivm time many regrets W"? W‘ "*1 last evening where they prose-tee.
and 4s Honorary members. The at their departure from our Collllllu- the entertainment before u lane “a
Hembership Committee has secured "it" and man)“ "0993 ”9'93““ ”’3‘ once in the auditorium of the Center
24 new members and collected 8127.00 UNIV mlcht return before many ’9‘" school. The animulnent m giv.
for Membership dues. to again reside in our midst. hint!“ for the benefit of the Del-ion '.
During the your the Grim Reaper Thompson was presented with a. little I. church. A number of m.- 5;".
Death has tnkcn from our fold one of 15'5” “5 a ’°"mg remembrance. Her'walk people accompanied (h. M
our honored members—Mrs. Myron Work W853 labor Of'OV“ 3". herlon- bers of the cast and witnessed the
w. Osborn. Mrs. Osborn needs no «llrful graciousness and tact endeared performance which w" “in“ it w
eulogv- her achievements are a living her to all her fellow workers who miss East avenue M. E. church here m
memory. her keenly. and our Mferttou follow ,
As'PricesGoDewn
Wists delivcy ts you-m ell charges pilld Al
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LU'i‘iiER M. WRIGHT
sumo“: non mu soroxwru
_. yrs—Ir:
51M where your may
mwfllmblem
To Stop
the “Shrinking Dollar” of ..
today will “swell" in pur-
chasing power. You will .
gain on sored dollars be
r
v—u—M
time no. - rs will grow
Through removal from town we ht‘l‘ ‘0 ”I" ncw’g’omtfiin a “9" city: ll _——____ unnecessary am your don"
miss Mr. and Mrs. George E. Thomp_ Tm- Bazaar o’n’llllee success u i‘ pALACE SUNDAY . ‘ cent W F A I I
m Mr. Myron “r" and Mrs. s. “fab planned aild carried out the yearly _,___ Expenses rapidly by the per M
lace 03b0,“, Mrs. Godfrey [ftzinger' Entertainment and Fair. to which no ‘Wllllsm we,“ 3“... in “M“, . pound him that ll ‘ . ‘ ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Howard and Mr. it‘lWilFSi :00]! f‘orwagdthus aorxgelgg' CWYW Attrstlssp. com . ‘ DRESSI b
and Mrs. A. Saunders. f nanc it even . an 1! gr * , . . on “v. here.
The Rental Committee rented the upprt‘xlmfll“ “9-37 The brill]! lights of Bmv.y .nd _ “I. w" PM “8'
Hall 83 times at a total rental of 3326. Am? ”“18 W? “03" "‘9 ”9‘3”"! 0‘3"" {he wide. open V's! JAN - Wily}
50. othl‘r successful year for the Last
‘ New and becoming models, for \\‘.m:. ,,
and Misses, at moderate prices.
. 'JACOBY’S
FALL FOOTWEAR i
Two successful Rummage sales Norwaik Improvement Association. merit, "The Brosdvsy 00"” u"
were held. one last Fall and one in the Successful because of the kind words starring Willlm Cos-m,
Spring netting approximately 3195700. and demise Of our “#81150" and booked as the sundgy night guac-
The “(.1in Committee have given friends. the willingness of our daily tlon at the Palace Theatre. Tm ll-
out during the year. 2 comformbles. 2 Papers the Sentinel and Hour to help no doubt but, '11“, pictures of “I.
3‘1“” “M"WH‘“ 1 “mm“ 3 P's- lad‘es' 0‘" “mm by pummm" ‘nd Int bmlsreat metrowlis disks s strut ll".
shoes. 1 lsdics‘ dress and through the not least the loyalty and unurw- ”a, m m. "I, u «my, gm. g -
kindness of one of the members jelly forts of each and every member 0' wes‘em New"; In ml. foam
was sent to three families at Clirist- ”“8 Assoointlon. the made [over h” s “but“
mas. Respectfully submitted -of the t'o (m, m” ‘00.. M k
The SchOol Committee have given Katherine 1“ 9' Bulkiey. Pres. [especially good. The story makes u
out 160 Childrens Garments. 7 PPS. , Intm
shoes. 1 pr. artics. 1 baby carriage The Mayflower “Wk 3‘ I‘dder'3::’::,;i:=:ub;nmdth:fl . my
blanket and pillow. 2 flannel blankets company will meet on Monday eve- w "in: cut it is hard to imszins
and a number of new garments ling .at the quarters on Van Zandt
Deposits mode 'on or be- p
for. Oc‘ober 10 will draw in-
terest from the first oftlc
month.
minsled in s feature of canto-"I to know is to pcy your bills
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Your coconut is invited by,
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City. National Bunk
costs smut. (loss. if
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fluswama' mfi
‘“ "'"°'°"’°“‘- The" "" 5° “5" Th South Norwalk i
bought for u. mothcrless baby. At HUN!!- re. (or Mom" OM° 7 e . .‘ 1 '1
Christmas a small sum of money was fifth“, lentil ' t heavflv rforated Wll . -
sent to a home where the mother was A program of filled!“ MUSIC ‘3 be- ' ~c
unable to bring any Christmas cheer ins prepared 10" thedl'mon 39"“093 '~° . Isi- letter W-
to her children and crackers and can- be held at the East avenue M. E. rlpiogpt¥:‘lif:sl‘l‘)els?:l:: hll returned
dy were furnished at Christmas to 20 church on Sunday. October-dist. when to duties with the Norwsik I“! office ,
school children. the Choral l'nlon of the church will
The House Committee have looked sing. A rehearsal of the numbers 1‘3”” ;°;:°:;l%::;e:" 3:?n'MW-o'3‘:
after necessary repairs to plumbing comprising the Program will be held rl:‘:vho has been siibstltutlnt for him.
in cellar. have acknowledged gifts of a week from tonlsht and it ‘5 ““90'1' is now noun: ss clerk.
$72.00 from an active member. also am that every member be present. '
gift of a sic-p ladder and have greatly m.
improved the appearance of the Direc-
tors’ room by the addition of very nt-
9
‘tafiltiit’v‘lilx‘zlrg'?vofdv:liliflliiei:r are justly
proud. has been opened 94 afternoons
during the year with an average of
When the Cleveland summons that entry into the realm of ‘
mofirdom, it met with a demand thh was overwhelming. In
short, it marked the-passing of the commonplace, and the-coming ’
0% Hum ‘ of thét which is cohsidcred correct in stifle 5nd mechanically right
' One heater, one pipe, one ‘
48 books given out. The circulation
for the year was 4549 volumes. A
s ' . ' r. -
register warms the whole 'm motor car denim ' ‘
liaise. Easytoinmll and op-
desk worker was engagedup to Feb-
ruary. when the Committee again took
5 charge with the help of. friends until
crate. Keeps the cellar cool. ' . “ . . ‘ s
Golodforinoctoldhmu ; In thefsceofthmreduotioii, what wWill the. future demand ;
We asncw. _ ~ .. \ ‘ _
be for the Cleveland fix! 7 _ ' ' ‘
July. when Miss Ceilings was engage-d
Came in and see this heater
5
tor the Summer. Ninc meetings of
the committee have been held for re-
pair work and listing.
Thirty five removals reduces the
Henry A. Bastien
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56 Water St.
South Nowell:
Telephone 473-8
Trust Company
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heels'c‘al . Stinchhltioots. gill
' 5 ran: ms. . .
tmslgel. medium vans:
m“; m‘ leathrr.
patented gt! a full double
mall calf. narrow
fitfigfi toes. $15. Plenlv
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South :Norwalk
hook borrowers to 500. with 290 {smil-
bs represented. .
220 books were presented to the
Library for the reading shelves and
three magazines were given.
24 books were purchased from the
Library Fund.
A book club was tamed by which
~12 books were added to the reading
shelves. 90 books have been rejected“
as unfit or beyond‘repalr.
A special feature of the Library
work was the Childrens story hour
held during July snd August.
Number of volumes now in library
1304.
In January the Library Committee
1nd at Larkin Club drive which netted
856.25. Expenses for the year 333$!
with cash on hand Sept. 30th approx-
imately 851.14. The library is abso-
lutely free to oil residents of East
Norwslk.
The Entertslnment Committee have
held two successful card parties. one
at the Hall and one at the home 01'
Hrs. Orla Wood. A Minstrel show
(which bore repetitionland an auto-
mobile ride. sud have else secured the
necessary talent whenever entertain-
ment was necessary. X‘series of Tea.
were held at the 'homes of Members
during the Winter to enrich the-Mort-
gge fund. These little parties were
a source of much pleasure as well as
profit to .the mount of $71.76. ‘3
The Building Committee still find!
plenty of work to do. the railings at A
A, nitrance to the building have been f _
placed in position. the tin work on the ; ””7"““‘T'3-—‘
3,. root and the columns in front or the “
kbni‘l‘diiti: have been painting which
- [machitfldissilloodshs to‘
V . ”the Winter weather. pe
i‘f ”than been properly-
: wilf‘held‘lnsflerially ‘
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sud nocosler ashes to track
fill-outback: hogsc.” That’s
what a man say: who hsssn
lnremuonsi.
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rd: :_ “a" u R E CO.
no hhfilKC-TON ST-
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