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EAST NOR WALK
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“Elia home on Rowan street. it is re—
3:43de ; 12:1
The usual husinessmeeting of the
W. M. C. C. was held last evening at
twommunity hall.
The Boys' Club willrmeet this even-
ing at the East Avenuelfl: E. church.
.ZStanIe'y Carpenter being in charge.
The fourth sitting in the llayflou'er
pinochle tournament will be held this
evening at the quarters on Van Zandt
street.
Pupils in both the Marvin andrF‘itch
schools ‘are rehearsing for their
Christmas programs to be presented
smartly.
.The usual_
Aid Society of the East Avenue M. E;
church will be held tomorrow after-
noon at 2 o’clock.
Michael Pascale "the- 'Van Zandt
meet fruiterer was made a member
of the \Iavflo“ er Hook 6:: Ladder
mpaoy last evening.
151's. Otto Butler will entertain the.
members in" the W'oman' 3 Auxiliary
Christ chi:
avenue, on Thursda: -' afternoon of this
teak.
I). N. Alexis. of Bridgeport. was in
East Nor-walk on business :esterday.
Frank Leddy. of Stamford agent
:Eor Sunshine biscuits, was here on
Business yesterday. *
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Members of .611 ’ 7
am
meeting 0 fthe Ladies’_
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was very largely attended from the"
to he held at'the church this
txiijliscuxs thy advisability of
lllishmont of a rectory lmrs'.
thi: (Emu
Swami .rwv. members were rcc
'h't «.9 F's-go ar mrting of
Jasper Hook &
-i\ e d
[hr Mu}—
L:1:?dt‘l" company low-M
iasl ext-aim: at llw quarters on fan
Zundt sit-M lionfim businiss 00(11—
pied the rest of the meeting. ‘
Mrs. George N. \Vilson of Osborne
avenue. is today entertaining the
.-the King’s Daughters of the
Norwalk Congregational
her home
South
complained about the garbage dump
on Seaview avenue may appear and
be heard this ensuing With regards to
abating the nuisance there at to-
night's meeting of the common coun-
cii.
ed-at’ the meeting of the Girls"Glub
7 of the East Avenue 31. E. church held
‘last evening. Plans for the Christmas
were discussed and the zegular gym—r
nasium work followed.
Members of the Red and the Green
teams of the East Norwalk Improxe-
ment A596ciation will bring their lit—
gtle bags with them When‘tfie} attend
the Christmas part‘v of the Association
to be held at Community Hall on Fri-
day afternoon of this Week at 2:30.
offo’ clock. The side which turns in the“; 11: mar community
rch at her home 43 Osbome’ , lesser amount of money is to be host tain that justice was 3023::
Those attended are and to the oomzm'mity b penalizing?
to the other side.
members of'the *‘Vhatsoever circle of,
church at '
East Norwalk residents who ' have 1
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Only routine business was'transact-I
party to be held next Monday eveningv
Pitt-Li Lewis Hanrord and Charles L.
lianfonl. all rnlutixcs of the deceased.
Appropiith‘ selections were rendered
l: Mrs C. I). Hodgman’ and Miss
{ulh Hodgruun. of the I-ast Avenuog
Choir. Arthur N. Paddock presided
at zhc organ. Thr- intr rment was in
East Norwélk cemetery Had Mr.
Hanford Ti\'l.d one day longer he
‘would ave celebrated his sixt)-
fourth wedding anix ersary Mrs. Han-
ford is criticallv ill and expected to
“V! but it re.“ da_;«‘.
ROWA YTON
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Mrs Walter Kiggins and son, of
West Side avenue are doing nicely at
the Norwalk Hospital
The .mvayon Chic Association
will hold its monthly business meet~
ing on W'ednesday of this week.
; ,
Thomas Hopps. of, New York. was
a week end visitor here: He recently
returned to New York City to spend
the remaining months of the winter.
,‘1 Harry Street, of: West Side avenue.
is now selling automobile tires during
the slack season at the lee business.
He also stated mt thei will shortly ~ .
terian church will hold its” Cbristma9
-\
fie able to out ice.
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The residents o£:l§aynr011d street
Were greatly alarmed “when they:
fieard ‘of fthe :mpmremi the five men
who made efforts to rob freight trains
The "feel oer.
also requested to bring a package 0011- these men, 1 as they: were not of the
taining a gift not to exceed in cost charting of a man who shduld be at
large. '
ten cen ts.
The funeral of David L. Hanford
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
, Church; Saturdav afternwon
The Rowayt'ou Hose Company held
.. pected to return
pfi, O0 0 :2 +1 ‘0 "N
‘4Zmnnn0ufllQPfiiun?
Train the Kir’lielwby'Edith‘M. Hull Scenario by Monte 31' Rafter-john
ALL THE WORLD ‘VEL L SEE THE PICTURE!
fwith their social
must not Lu" forgotten lit-at the use
men did thcir share to n 3 die these af—
{airs a. success.
1 Stf‘phen Wood of Ru: mood street
narrowh escapsd 11 56110115 accident
yesterda: morning whilv motoring to
the Darien I:ailroa1leatlun.In the
early hours of the morning it will be
demembered that the paxv-ments’ w;ere
quitr slippery and wlile going up a
hill his car skidded backwards turn-
ing a complete circle thrt 9 times. It
was remarked bv those in ho witness—
ed the scene that Mr. Wood had a
narrow escape of death.
DA RIEN& NOROTON
Philip Brenaher. of the Post Road
is now manager of a garage in South
Norwalk.
Mrs. F S. Howard, of the Post
Road was a visitor in New York Gity
yesterday, on business.
William Osborne ansfield ave—
nus, celebrated his A entieth birth-
day anniversary; yesterday
The Sunday school of the Prosby
tree trea; on Friday evening. Decem-
'ber 30th. .
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The Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of the» First Freshtterian
church will meet Thursday afternoon
_ in the chapel
Mr. and Mrs W Mark Norman 0:
Brookside avenue, who have been in
France for sev _months are e.\—,
’ e » shortly.
actiulies. but it
‘ members are welcomed.
Advanced spring styk‘s are now be-
ing displayed in ladies: head gear.
Some of the
ready placed tneir spring straw hats
in use. ?
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Last night about 6:30. o‘ciock a{
commercial car
Post Road without any rear light. it
fwas owned and operated bv Chester '1‘
Jones or 525 Main sir-eel Stamford.
Another car driven by
'Jacobsni‘ Daricn was going down the
‘roadrandalhe.driver failed to see the
commercial car before he crashed into
it. Awdman in Mr Jacobs car was
iihrown out 331d quite. badly injured.
She was takcn into the home 01‘
Hose-pl: Lombardi ior treatment. and
Dr G- H. Noxon later attended her- .
3 St. Lu ' Men's Guild will {DEVI in
St. Lake‘s" Parish House on Thursdav
evening of this week- The principal
speaker of the evening will b; l-. E
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Poor. of Damien. who will take for his“;
subject ”Tricks of the I‘irQ-fighlers‘
Trade. " Mr, Poor, who is an enthpsi-
aslic member of the Dari 11 Fire De-
partment. has for manv ygars béen a
keen observer of the firP- fighters and
their mefhods Thosc who are fam-
iléar with the various
which fire is fought wilt? receive some
useful hints. A portion of the eve-
ning has been set aside for a general
exchange of experiences and ideas on
this subject. Following
games or“ xarious sorts will be e121 -
All men are welcome and no we
should wait to remit-:9 a. personal no
lice. W'hile the préfiminafies of to
: organization are completed. the me
b rship iisLis still open 231d no
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local nomen have 33-:
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i396 were located today. They were - V, l H
5an and semi “Eat Now» alli \ i n 8
All of {he thirty injured were ex—
pected to ream er.
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lace 211:1: adds so
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skin.
.. s . .7. . \‘azri is the latest "
lhe Seosor-Llass has Suleclcd ”an an American prod
Cameo Gira’ as thi’fl‘ play, "The five shades to .5 :_
Cameo Girl“ as their plan "The
, SPch a gift is ‘
mix. It “‘1?! in presultcd I‘t-bruau‘ S d
(are. art. beauty ‘
t Uh: Regent Theatre and February ”q: {or ream or:
3 at ”‘6 Pd‘acg. looks like'new.
I If the \‘atti :01: .
{cot match. let th‘
exchange‘s‘or a
GER? $23 to 311'“!
that looks and wears lx .
Norbert Powell. a popular student
of the High School. has returned 'to
his studies. after a monih's absence
Norbert. while planing football. broke
”125 anklo. of Orientai pvarls co>1¥!i‘:‘
. _ .. . 55130.111’19.
iThe High School basketball, team F..- A. Benedict. Je“—>'{.V‘»_
Will be Without the scruccs 01 Doc-
Frank center on the baflsqot hall team.
flor at least {he not: t two weeks Leo
injured his arm quite badlv at New
Canaan. the last work.
There was 3 good a
night at {he ueekly
Norwalk Traclir“s' Gym
the auditorium of the
school.
, 'TherIBe’st‘ASale'smon. a Claséified Ad.
Hershfield Motor
Transpo :ation C 0. f
iaflFSermfletween New York & Norwalfi
512., So Norwalk, Phone 131‘
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