The Women's Auxiliary ot cnflit
church held it: um! meeting at the
church regards! afternoon.
Contractor Fred Hodge has basil
given the coltrnct tor the erection of
s bungalow at
mior of Cove avenue. and is working
on the Job at the present time.
Contractor Allen L. Wood. of First
street. has started work on the erec-
tion of five bungalows up. Compo
Beach for Joseph Grumbly. the Sec-v
old dintrtct lunch-room man.
Mrs. Charles H. Aisthorpe, of New-
burgh.f formerly of Seeview avenue.
who has been vioiting with friction in
the First District, has also visited
with til: min in East Nor-walk.
A N. Paddock will represent. the
an: Avenue II). E. church. at the lay.-
men ’5 c ence at the New York.
East Conférence to he held in Meriden
during April. Dr. R. E. Morgan in the
altemate.
Beau-e of the inability to secure
quarters at present, it has been voted
by the Young Men' 3 Community club
to temporarily cease holding meetings.
The mectingsnare to be resumed in the
fall
'11:. Rev. Fred L; Piper, 'of Bolton,
Moon. the new pastor of the Advent.
Christina church will arrive in Nor-
wulk before the ‘end of the week to
the up his residence here. He in to
start his new duties on Sunday next.
’April 2nd.
An interesting program was given.-
under the auspices of the
school at the Advent Christian church
at the church last evening. it consul:-
in: of a service of song. in which:
the hymn! of the late Rev. Course
Sederqucst were sung.
The Bull-3nd A. A. has taken over
the Wicke lot which is to be used by
them as their home grounds this year
in l~nsd1all The Mayflower Hook &
Radar 1 company is also to put forth a
team. and an interesting series in
baseball is promised for the East Nom- r
walk residents.
There was a. very good attendance
“the canton» supper served at Com.
, munity Hell last evening, under the
auspices of the East Nomalk Inn»
movement Association. There were
over 150 people who attended; ant!
enjoyed the supper-n Dancing follow-u
ad: which was also enjoyed b313,. numq
her. " ' ‘
l ., .Thr news that the utront devour
ment is to go ahead with: plans for
tin beginning of the work of paving
. St nview avenue; from they present ter-
minus of the. liafium phxcment to
First street is helm: rccelt’ed Mm
much enthusiasm bv people who um
" “the .nenun When vflnlshed this will
form a link of roadway that will it:-
sure smooth riding for automobile and
nlhm- vehicles all the way to the
Country cluh. V
Mr. and Mrs. John Masher, who
have law-n living in lhu‘lvn.
have mov-
ng to Ilowayton avenue. ' ’
Mrs. Edward \Vlwimnn. of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. is visiting with relatives ‘on
West Side avenue. ‘
,The Rowaston Greenhouses had on
Tndinnn tractor at work yesterday
plowing the fields for the spring plank
ing.
A girl was born to Lieutenant and
Mrs Russell 'l‘homcs ol’ liowayton.
Sunday morning. qu. Thames Vvas
Miss Evelyn Reed of Harlem.
Following the lire which caused
partial destruction of the Frazier Gila
man heme on liounvton avenue. 18:!
summer several improtcments have
been made to the ‘e\tc-rior of the
house.
The Ladies? Auxiliary and the on-
tertninment (*ommittI-o of the “away-
“.11 Hose company hold another of
their famous New England huppem
last e\ ening in the fire house. During.
the mening‘ ice err-um “as sold. Fol-
lowing the supper :1 dance was enjoy-
ed by those attending! This Was the
second supper giwn by the company
this year:
pAmnmwoan-zv
3"; Miss Mariorl Stlil‘r has returned to
j her home here after stveral weeks
’ visifin Florida.
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. ,4 The bus operating between Stam-
ford and Neroton Heights has resumo
ed its old route
Joseph Kish or. Brookside avenue
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1 has taken a one year 165189 of the Alta. .
*man farm situated on Old Kin
‘Highway. ’ 8!
Francis Norman in home to s
pend
t r,- Easter holidavs in town. Marx
.Nornian his father: is expected
home withina- few days i’rom France.
A of
crew man: (it the. Connecticut
compuw have been busy the past few
Mn making fluid” wiring" condition:
for the automatic switch Rig-mus here. '
. , Roger Bell a student of Lawrence-
ville Academy. has returned home to
alone the Easter holidays with his ’
”parents, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Bell.
Prospect avenue.
1.3 " ‘
-'i Res. Holland: who has been mend— v
in"- thc winter months abroad: doubt-
we the tim’e between Italy and 8118121
_‘fc expected to return ven shortly to
. file home here.‘
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field in the Wish house of at. Lukbé.
Well. Harm. under mummies;
or tigafiflnmfihooi clan. of. Mun
. Taylor. The proceeds will
finalize uhnuol Watering :
H
rthit‘r Wm Rm: ethe “novel'—
open his home in! Tbkeneite on
.
Mervin Beach for Ellie :
Sunday“.
. downtown
it on April 8th a food sale. will tie
oton
in" Murals: 31:.
The M Elite W "It
cwed- out shortly after 7: 30 in)!
evening to extinguish a grog fire on
ISBRoy Ivonne. Of late many tires
or simmer type have occured in the
town and it would seem thut those.
who make these fires allow little con.
sideration for the local fire fighters:
.WILTON
Zelda: Brown M‘ Vnmlbin, spends
in: her vacation with Mr. and. mu:
R. W. Keeler.
All the children attending the mill-
llc school- have been vaccinated and
are doing nicely;
l
Mrs. Eart and daughter. Miss Ethel
Hart. are spending a wreck with
.t‘riends in woodbury.
George Headding has resigned hie
position on Fire warden for misdia—
trict.
ed in his piece.
G. W. Ogden. Mrs. Schenclt. and
Jesse Dunbur have been appoint ted
Mrs. Stewart and granddaughter.
Madame Coone). who spent the winr
ter in New York. in at the terrain-‘-
home Hurlhutt street road {Or the
summer.
Mrs. Robert Edge was operated on
for amendicittn at. the Norwelle hos-
pital Tuesday evening. Her many
friends will be sled to learn that she
is recovering.
A meeting at which Miss Helen
Howard will preside will be held Soto
urdav eveninga in Bald Hill School
house. The purpose of this mretimr
will be to discuss the advantages of
centralizing the 365001..
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CONGRESS AND
HARDING NOT AT
LOGGEREEADS
. ; Continued from Page One.
have either been 'written. into law or
are in'proceg of enactment and thin
applies particul‘arl; to the record of
(in House. " ’
The Republican leader said he in-
riled comparison with an) prriod at
American history and challenged any
one to find a record of‘ 'flner reletions
or more harmonious co- -operation"
betwcan the‘ president and Congreso:
The Church Aid Socicty or the Nor- W
Chuueh will clue as )
supper in the dhorcnvirm 6 to»: p. .
l
Dnvid Jenks has been appoint- teen years ago. Josept‘s. never married
commissioners to settle the stat. ofl
Mrs. Sarah A. Smith 0! North Wilton. at a normal
our surgical mm meow.
; «n tried' to with: omen: mine
brother to “the- m of
Roubut herefuéeii to givohiopee-
Mon." he added.
Dr. Iii-mimetic expluined that n
delicate. operation would have“ been
hm Borers their death. he had
expressed the opinion" that the: ohm
1)le some» of the twins mg ‘
vital that if one should die. the other
might also succumb before the band
y.
of flesh and bone that joinef them
could be severed
Although the twins poueseedieew- i
ate respiratory and cardiac systems: i
Dr. Breakstone explained that. they ‘
had only one actor secondary Wire -
and procreative organs: The W ‘
tion. he said. would have neceg’ihttea
the building up of a. part at the diges-
tive and other essential argue to awe
the life of the twifi.‘
Rosa. was once married. hen, name
being Rosa Blazelt Dvorak. She is
unrived by a normal eleven your old
boy. Her husband was a captain in
the German Army and was killef in
notion in 1917. She was married tit-
’19:. little son, Fm his been at
the bedside of his mother. who, until
within the last few hours. was less cri~
ticaliy ill than Josepta
The tWins were the ascend oamring
parentage in Czecho—
Slovakia forty-two year: ago. There
were foam other children. all normal
and all 3111 living. The father is also
aid to be alive. his age being 85 years.
The mother died. a. you ago. at the
use at 86 yen“.
During a more! the WW thegf
twins acquired considerable with.
They died without mint 9. will. all.»‘
"thmtgh their attorney 1; A. W:
has been. at the hospital sworn! day“
in the hope that they would he in
condition to dictate the: document.
As the women grew woolen lust
brother to permit on operation. hnlopi-
tel attendants and He male only
adult reletive copulate under the 111.,
not: low otllvlnthitom
hnvtng aid; “N0. not even it no.
lives for hour. after 3m: (tenth
There shall be no Mn."
Twohourepeum‘idnightgbnm
stone said there mnomd ot’pro‘»
-I
then _
"It’ll: melon." he sold.
union of ouch-in now the Whoa
condition that forecasts certain (tenth.
’hung in their sick rodm.‘
The oh; siciane sold the women no;
There has been a. general and sub-
mantiai accord he added. not only on
tions of policy and detail.
Declaring that there seemed to be a
"systematic attempt"
create the impression that there was
l‘riction betweenI the executive and
Republican Congressional leaders. Mir.
Mondcll asserted “that the anti—bonus
campaign of certain metropolitan
newspapers has given us the finest ex—
illnplv we- have yet had as to the
length to which some people are will-
ins: to go in (l. campaign of misrepre—
srnlulion."
Efforts are nleo being umde. Mr.
‘v tumult-ll dumlnrwl. in make it appear
that ihi'l‘i‘ is a wide rift between the
President and liepuhlicun lenders in
(Toning-5:; oxt-nltuflshition affecting HIP
Army and Navy. ~
“1 \‘t-murt- the asvvrtion." he slated.
“that the l’rrfldmn's View with regard
to thv lnilitury vstahlisiiment is much
more nearly in harmony with the ac-
lion which nus 'mw l taken in the
House than it is with the attitude) of
the majority of the» newspapers and
newspaper writers who have. assumed
to know and to promulgate his \‘le\\‘s."
SCAI‘I [TENDER ARREST.‘
Afloat“ That "I Failt «I in Provide for
7 , Hie Hamil). .
Fred A. Scam \ as. arrested on n
wurxunl mm this m'tmnoon charged
with the non support of his wife and
family Thc arrest came after
Scam had appealed to the authorities
to support her fox some time past. -
The (use will probablv come before
Judge George H. \osburgh in the
court tomorrow morning.
At the March meeting-“of the common
council. a letter from Mrs. Scam‘was
lead to the council in which she ap-
vealed to the council for some relief
for her so ‘tjiat the taxes on property
owned and doc upir-d hv Scam and her-
self on Covo avenue could he paid.
The matter! was referred to Corpor-
nlancrs 8t girlmsry importance.- but.‘
in that conmderut'iqu of many (mes-i
on the part oi’é
various newspapers and writers to1
'Mls. ‘ tism
alleging that hm husband had failedi “3
E l .imher up!
although their lunch. recently has
been of the some mum-e.
\iedleul records recalled by phi-ob
clone who have been interested in the
cage disclose a number of lfieoellot'i
Siamese. twins. The original Siamese
twins. Phang and Eng. lived to the nor
of sixtx -.i‘our ’l‘liie\' mom-led sisters
and Chung had six children and Eng
five. .1" of them normal. Eng died
first and a surgeon separated them.
Chang died soon after.
Twins that have attracted world-
wide fume include the Hindu deters.
who Wore joined face to face. the con-
nection Wing at the chest; the New-
port l“|nl~ somewhat similar to the
Hindu 9’“ ‘ ’fls the Grim sisters. Rad-
dicn :1: ‘ l‘m ' ' we. joined side to side.
the WP ‘ «vude connected shoulder
to SilOli‘Itlf‘l‘ with only two arms: the
llunsmv‘vm «tutors. Helen and Judith.
joint" " ‘ .... M back at the lower
segment u" "m spine. and N017".
(‘mnllnu sisters; Millie and Christine.
joined as were the Hungarian stature.
and the Bohemian twins. “tuna and
Josepha. connected in the same man-
nor :13 the twins who just died. Their
connection was. through the pelvis. ”11,1
right hip oi one and Hm left of the
nllur hr-ing fused together
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'12
night. physicists pleaded with- the .
"No.” thehrotherwu: qua-ed an"
5-. .;
longing the ermmezitwith the bro- 7
"The 0011f ‘
An operation now would, do nogoodl“ ' .
The two patients have had a. mafia '1. ‘
uni decline. according to chart which, 3.
acted diliereutly to the some medicine. .
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ldlscu oi the filllfifi of dam on costs
024431 a. wage increases. hazards of
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