Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 12, 1921 · page 5

 

sATURDAY. NOV. 12, 1921

 

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The Red Cross Roll-Call will start in
earnest Sunday. District captains will
have their teams in the field and :1
thorough canvass will be made of the
entire city.

Bulletin boards will be erected at
City Hall. Second district, and at some
convenient location uptown. which will
show. the Sunday collection from each
district.‘ The city will be divided into
35 districts and all of these Will be
shown 0n the bulletin boards.

American Legion men who operzit-Z
taxis are earning I7. ed CrOss flags and
stickers on their machines. Legion
men and Veterans of Foreign \Var‘s
are co-operating with the roll—call in
every respect. '

The. Window exhibits previous}!
nit-utionedrin this paper will be placed
in the windows at noon today. Exhihv
its will be. found in thefollowing start.
windows. Second district: Donnell.

 

 

 

 

 

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Continuous dun: was enjoyed
throughout the (1min (re-Hing until 1
(5‘- Clock The America 1 Band and Mer-
rns orchs Strfi. fmnislied the music.
Lnd refreshment
booths did :1 big business during the
fife-31mg.
The and committee in
charge 0: .1; dance were as follows:
£20111 11:1:1d1-1-—~Jose1\h E. Brotherton.
‘L'ice~coniizzander Ray Vi'erme.
.. \V. Sweeney. Jr.
'i‘reasurer»—Preem:1n Light.
blister-la. .ibald T. Biern‘zun.
Entertainment Committee—Edwurel

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hill. Treasurer. R. “2 Sweeney. .ir..
Sic-return

.. \V. Sweeney.
eibairman. Edward Hughes, Ernes'.
marriott.

- Floor Committee—Philip H. Sher-
wood. Chairman. Eduard Hughes. Rav
W‘rmtfi Henry E. Simon. Joseph Sher.
wood.
‘ Refreshment CommitteewHenry E.
Simon. Chairman. David E. \VeM}.
limold A. \Rebb. frank Tortorella;
Boys. 1?: Osterbanks Al Canm‘ari.
\{usic Committeew—Archibald Mer-
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35.213 than 011 the earth. so thin in fact
that an elephant there would be able
3:: leap about like a. gazille.

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:10 time— honored institution. Au
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1‘3' and the marshal and his part3 in
automobiles proceeded mer 3, rue-
arranged route to W'oodbridge Hall.
the executive office 01‘ Yale l‘niversity.
where he was welcomérl by President
James Rowland Angell and the mem-
bers of the Corporation.

HAVILAND RESIGNS
AT STATE HOSPITAL

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take action on the resignation.

Dr. Haviland has acw‘pted the inii+
tation of Governor Miller of New York
to become chairman of the New York
State Hospital Commission to succeed
Dr. Charles \V. Pilgrim resigned.

Dr. Haxilahd car 19 to \Iiddlttoun
six years ago succeeding Dr. Benn S.
Noble. Before coming here he .was
at the Manhattan Hospital on “'ard's
Island where he s-erxed thirteen 3eurs
and for .1 3 ears he was at King's Park

Hospital on Long Island. Next Jun—

{luary he will complete twenty-fits

\ears of experience in this kind 'of
ork.

:3. His new office as chairman of the
New York State Hospital Commission
gives him supreme chars: ofthe four-
teen state institutions in New York.

Dr. Haviland said 3'fsterda3' that he
will tender his resignation to Govt-r-
nor Lake- as a member of the new
statue psyr‘hopathio commission.

 

 

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Southrhiain street: Conuelly (v Emeli-

en Shoe Store. \Yushington sin-H:
Miller Grocery. \Vest “'ashingion
street. .

First district—Colburn & Lauder.

Norwalk Tobacco Shop. {aymond x
Son Furniture Store.

The districts are as. follows:

l—Rowayton.

2~+VVest Norwalk.

3—«Silvermine.

4—W'imiipuuk.

'5——.\’ewtown avenue.

G—East avenue, from \Vestport ave-
nue to Railroad. .
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T—East avenue. from Railroad
Cottage street. ' .

S—East avenue. from Cottage to
Beach. . ‘

9—\’an Zandt street and Sean'lvw

avenue from Benedict Farms \Vest to
Bridge.

lO—~Osbor11e axenue from Van
Zandt street north. _
ll———\Vall street to Harriet strwrt

territor3. east of Main street to Pram-v
street.

12—Harrirt street north to \Vural.
Main street from \Vard street to I’rrz’}
avenue.

 

south of Main street
14—-—\lain strett from 1111113 to Ila —
riet stre et and te rritorz. south.
15———Main street. \Vall to Henry.
16—Spring Hill section.
17——_B(~lden avenue. from “Elli
Spring street. south to l‘nion Park.
lS—VVall Street {roxn Issac to \\'£i~
ter street. .
19——W’est avenue, Wall street to.
Armory and'west to Franklin avenue.
20—\Yest avenue, “(all strut to
Orchard and east.
21-—-VVest avenue. Orchard street -to

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Ann street and (ant.

22“}Vest .utnue to Armor3 to C1.»
s..1r and “r51 and Connecticut. 3.3 enue

Arman to t. rdur.

:3——\Vest a\enue. Cedar to Garner
and west. to Fairfield avenue,

24~+-Ta3‘lor avenue to Flux Hill road
and Flax Hill Road. High street

Scribner avenue.

:s—vNorth Main street and territors~
west heave-m: \Vashington street and

Flax Hill Road.

26~North Main street and territory
rust b1tween Ann and “’ashing‘ton to

bridge.
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from Knapp street.

35-——\Vilton.

Joseph M. Moeller. of “’ashington
street. has an interesting exhibit of
trophies of the war in his show wi. 1—
do“.

and territory between Railroad avenue
and \Vater street.
28———~Sound View Terrace, Hamilton
avenue and vicinity‘to Smith street.
294—Bouton street. south from Smith
street and Ely avenue south to Knapp. '
30~South Main street. Monroe to
\Yoodward avenue to Burritt and
territory east to Water street.
31—South Maid street. Monroe to
Grove and territory 3‘est of Chestnut.
32——\Voodward avenue. south from
Burritt avenue and territory east.
33~Lexington avenue and vicinity.
34—hieadow street. South Main
from Grove street, east. Ely avenue

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Shore Dinners
All Kinds of Sea Food-
Steakn. Chow. and Chicken

‘9 WHAT THEY LOOK 1-1911.

 

In the old-fashioned murder 1113s—
teries. the first clew ofiered the po—
lice was uSually some meager in-
formation about "a tall man and a,
short man." Now they start; out
looking for "a bionde woman and a
brunette girl."—-—~Kansas City Star.

 

 

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