w ‘
I l E I - _
EAST NOR WALK 11mm meet and it wauor u... m.
son the mattcr was brought before th‘g
attention of the l‘tillties Commission.
The Kmanis club will told its res.
ulur \v-u-kiy anchcon tomorrow i.o(n
at the Nonvulk Country Clli.)
' it ‘ i "1 ‘ “ ' WEDNESDAY JUN
- . . ' H ’ E
nue,a.nd>the_2{ root road-’01: the « ... 7.
from Canfleld avenue. 1
mtg” the erection of bath houses.
the sum of $276,000 bu“ been set aside.
and {or the filling in the salt mea'
dow. and providing for an athletii
field and baseball diamond. the sun
14. 1922
Hershfield Motor
John McCormack. the celebrated
tenor who in previous summer sea-
sons has spent the summer here, has
O
This
34 000 has beenlset aside. _
. — .. Jilliit" announcement in London. of s , 0000 wmcn wnl be . on 0
Mr. and Mrs. )Hiliam him-it 1133:; where he is now living, concerning ieateg “3‘3,“ :xl'ectJon 0t jetties mm .
Imth‘d from 43 Van Zandt s r( - his western tour next fall. Owing to used for e ‘ 7 _ . : I . V \
First street. his recent serious illness uin lhiec‘: {0;}:2113333193. .1 7 edrdnd plac- I I...‘ - ‘ fly tween New York & No W l‘
' ' 7 10k on 19 air wasnccept I _. I ‘
. .. .~ h 01 \(irk. Mr. McCorma . . a . ¥ ‘ ‘5 . H I ‘ I \
“”01 1'5133331313511‘1‘1 "21°11“ 312.331 edczini‘l‘i... m. h... mm... A. Meeting That Wasn’t by Chance LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Bensseiaer. .v. .. s . , . . manager. Charles agner. as - _ he Board . . I. ‘ I V S” Flee Be .
”m H. wry I" "five in b 1‘!"ng "‘1 ‘0 pos‘l’om’ for at least a period hope thagkznlzniyfizi; emf tsection to - . . ' 10!! man. Truck: st Your Semen 101' All Kinds of
are“. Ed“ Norwalkl ”r U .montrlll's’hiflSTStigrl’e £232" :2 Xizugdorfimittee'whleh appeared to be - .. .‘By‘ ”- W0 B!!! 8655 Damon; M811 Van. for furniture WOt-k 7
.. . . . \lll“l‘l(‘.’l w uni ~; 7‘ . k. to ect‘ T] I ' . ‘
Miss hmmmw ”Ohmioui'rfig (:0?! Nb“. York 0” 00ml)" Mb. 1 Accgrd- rofrhhexfstcigrfit'tgfe pro: "mic; chnn'ae ‘ 4 Raw} ft" “m oftenwthan you dream Mam Oifice, 26 Concord St” 80- Norwalk, Phone
'2 linpullk Holly-woo. o . - in to Mr. “man” there ms con 7 9 ~ ‘ I. 7 I I ‘
33:15.1,”er "Inb' “”in at the cum 110g thrvutcnr'vi impairment of the in the ortlinan”. to she F5: 82%;; Thingcvm‘ 1m as or what they seem. . _ - ‘0' York 0% 201 WM 20th.,
”atom“ t” ”WM the summer ivnor’s voice. but the strain of ten George Hogan-m» the sum . _ 1» ——Mrs. Whitefoot. . .
. . ' - ' ”resent. salary ‘- . .1 7 ,... — '
months with her uncle here. long consecutive concert seasons and. a year instead of the P
Phono Chm“ 30" 1
k
. . . Councilman . - ‘ r1}: 7- '
. r it last illness, have- of $1.825. came up. when _ _ , .
. 11- .. wwks' ”mess. Mrs. ”1.0 eflectsog reg: Compulsory ‘ Joseph R. Taylor.;connaitteé on Fire. Whitfloot a. Wood Mom7h’fid
Am i. ;. tantun. ‘ ’ . is made a so . . i d the. council about the .'.y {m that now homo Inch he. ‘
Davin] lion-us. 0t :12 hast .ucnue. __ quest one on! the chief to which sud m". Whitefoot ludmdo intro
orcr- more llllli,‘ to hit. up in hm- ‘Ivheel “WON bonus Of'slbo.'2ru-been raised at adjourn! M l I IthevWOOd Tm“:
Ii ir and her many friends “'lll' b0 0 - some ODJECthfi‘i Bo «Lot Estimate Never had _ ootdnne anything I.
c n . . km“. that shn is rt'COVorlilK. 7 rtho meeting of the or» quite 35 hurd’to do so keeping a“! _ e O
glad to » - i qiow ’ ' ‘ and Titration 0" Tuesday “131m . from t'at imam sud Mn. Whitefoot.
H ”W new”) 3 A . - If asked thatflle ordinance be Dozens of tinos he started in that
. Suxoral no“: yachts have arrixcd in e . that the ”.25 would be direr'ion to have ust ‘ at that .
A W.” quc‘r‘l'ssrul day “'35 "“1””th ihw local waiters Within the past few changed 5;: . sent salary. Council- homc’ixom which e had a driven, .
at tli ~ rimming» snlv he‘d )‘i‘51“"i“i‘: h: days. adde‘lvthoit“ Issaiglrabiake it 32 000." and if: each time 11:; flfnipentg":hu; ec 1011— O
I V, . ' ’ Society of th_1 HIS . man 7 . ' rs. Vv'hi'lc 00¢ ‘ 0 1m ' Fe
'11” I‘dmw :‘ld. «x at tht‘ 2131'va . . . l in erected this seemed to me,“ With the assent I'm!“ from there, and that J‘ y
.. u. \t l.. (hunt. A new bungalow is )e g The matter ‘ mm
axcm ~ . -~ 1 I" on Washington 1 . \' 1 " 'k u’l ‘ f the Vi'liite 0“ ”‘9 other counmlmen. ' Skunk hid “him him.“ do 5'“ as ’ b “ 1 ' i 1 " ‘ I ..
.1103! Kim‘s-1)] :‘(7‘ {t on Lit . Ol\\d. slut? 0 . “.1” DP brought up at, next TUEBdaY ”rt Whitofoot mid bun fairs: h Home may 6 V‘ lele t—le ilGéilt 15‘, hill ex
A .M_ $o_..~il'i¢ tlS rt" . iiridgkh _ . . l _ Fol. “em ‘y' Ind a“ e .. . a V { h . §... w” . s, .
‘ ' ———- , 7 , “3’13: .";::;.;11;... w}... the meet- an.“ m .. much u 8» simple or penance has p1 0'» en that the autistic, furnish ,
‘L ”W” ‘Th'... f:.,.1..::..qt.n:?£ Th" PM: A“ 3mm -°—f m" in: adiourfi that it ““01"" “Pt“ i‘éiie—Eé’hwé'fitfiziufli.“33%;?! home has more dramng 130v: :1 titan one that '
°" 3”” film-'3"- will.“ 2:4: m-n- 1‘" ""‘"‘.“F """"““"‘ W“ ”“5 a”””°°“ m.“ Tuesday evening when the "1’" cereal: she didn’t miss him a wee furnished‘ 1n sentiment alone. Make Your hm
"‘“m‘”. I ‘1. ‘,‘.;‘,.,,.,, L. . mg mp“ 1"" 1“““3‘ parking Ol’dlnanm “0““ m “’3‘“ “1‘,“ bit. He wondered if m f0?“ 1 f comfort and en'mment ‘ ”e '
;:::.,: h, .i'r.ihi.‘:l‘lll(‘ l-wucn so as: to con- “1‘ i: 1 Smith of “Wei Side .ave- discussed and in all probabilit) e grrgg.$qw_mmt azimggfiofiz p ace 0 J v '
l ‘ - o1 <1 l 1‘. 571‘] h ' .. . . > [1’55“ - . ‘ ' v q r n o , - . - _ 7‘ .
“‘1‘ , ”‘ ..".- {1; 1122 oi..- 1-1-11 -*‘="rmm"<1 minds 01“ “w " mm. m. .m- ormnance provndes n. s... mi: very 33;: 3.31.33; 23? “"me'fhf‘j ““1"? if” Sometlmes 01113 one 116“ aim-1e ..: fznmmm
'i‘w 1" “W" 1‘ " ‘1 r“”"""""- .' . “wk t'll'l . . ' k‘n on the west 1-1129 M “’1 IPP-V . met-ed tie on . as t . . , «7 , ~ . ‘
. . . .. . .. . in hunt) minute par l g _ .fi . J m Skunk. l . ll g ]‘ ~_‘-‘l.. ..
tral point “in it norm“ s,i.i i l .. ~ Slag of North Main street. at a pomt 05.24;: tmick might 313‘: before the 1”an understood neededfio add a tOU‘Ch (f teal (till-ill l lilting it
duxn; i. “fill-5. inn-1 llimnes ot liftwaytfgl 17-, rod from \Vashington strezt to Green pox-“c became really dark h; a readmg 131111), 01 a deep Cllbi‘llullwi CRSY Chair
_. . n an nth. it it }‘t'§l¢ rtiuy to \‘is wi 1 l‘nion SlW'Et. the other side to 9 re- chase! in beetle around a stump tn _ . . r ‘ . _ 1“ ”.r- "‘< .
l-‘irc lifi‘lii'illlm “" H “mm C}, 'M‘d Hill: is out of town. ntrir‘tc-l Taxis are to park on straight into the PM" of'little Mrs. “Wha~wha——what'§ that?” ,‘tam- matever .It IS “e hd\€ 1t Oil 0““ lbw“ -
out i” “‘15? .‘\'<li‘\\‘2ilk MS“ MM along it- iirn'1:i ruenue at the public park- Whitefoot. In fact. Yhiteioot 31' meted Whitei'oot as if he hndnt un- _ .
Van 7“”“3' sum“ it living round in -\-'~‘ “1 ?"l’i‘-i1'~i‘; GWEN“? has Imp" ”th «pic; Twentv minute parking mes: ran intoblicil'. "g2; firgqfifig' der;toog.d on if ‘0“ don’t think it Why not con-18 In and let US lid” “’11 fillii liq
‘ ' ' 1‘ vi '1 Hi.“ ‘i"i . 1,. . - . . ‘ ‘ r n . - u e ‘- . A L ‘-
many “Numb Wit m {My} ‘ ‘As "1‘ re- :"“r'7"‘l "5 ‘0 ”1‘? plans for thc pio- wili be allowed on tho east side of 3)::nh.i§mo:'3¢r:d gin: to kec any wouldubo nice to come over to the
bloirgul with ru>t .lllll mm. .1). I h"' his-«l carnival t0 lu- given by the South .‘luin street. 15'! {Nit from from he: he became fearful t at 3),. house after you have found your
suit or Til" r-io ruling. out oi ii. . ~" narration Hose company. ' “'ushington street to l-Ziimlirth sirf‘f‘l‘i would think he’had met her PUTPOSB‘ supper. 1n
drants :vml tiw iliisliini: ”1 .1‘.._>7.‘r!.i1.7. -——— and no parking on the west side: ly. “l~ didn't know Y'“ we" only- “DH, 9—410 you really mefin‘hat-
residents NW" N." n. “M" to .- ”Iti‘fii ’l‘ltwi'c Will ll“ fl baptismal ”“1"? "3 t\\'<'ni.\‘ nilnulc parking on the “F“ flit-re i‘mund'"'nhi::¢‘r;‘eheet§nctoglsfyi crlfighWhitfefzzz.!-::gtirigean it." i‘e‘
much ”WNW dunking. CVTL H ‘:““"‘»‘"‘-“ ““l‘ué‘ ””1”" ””3 sill" 01‘ \Vushingiml 5“?” “t ‘1 pomt hzg‘skn‘oi‘nuytuc were on: gore I plied little Mrs. Whitefoot. “Why
\ [hey have had “I" -“‘~“""‘ “‘ "‘ -".'vnin,': :it Q o'clock. Four penlicmcu 13'» {not from the railroad bridge wouldn’t have come thi way It all.” shouldn’t I mean it?”
, ’ ' _, . , .- und two indios will he immrt-ced. All down to the intersection of \iatcr Little Mrs. Whitefoo éhqeklcd to Whitefoot didn’t know yh‘stfo LII” 7
A “llirtliiluy Social :i‘ml unwiin” ‘ (iiv- invited. strut-t. with no parking on tht1 west harm" ”fay. That meeting hgdnft 4,941.3. 73¢ aim nid'
mcnt will lu- infill at Christ church __________ . sitiv' twcntv minulp parking m” flfifi—W'fim a! an,'"i'h§frrm Wheat: driven awu‘ rom m.t home and
this (»\-(.vlli‘,i: llildl'l' tlii- illlr’lliC-uv of tilt . . 1:. -1 it as“ -—- ~13“, firm} msh‘iKEfiofi qtropt fit a. point she had planned that meeting: Sh: told to keep away. And no.“ M",
. . 4. , 1- ‘ or “m oliiii‘r*i‘%. Lieutenant 4.1:- “i. Y—fi rrx. w _¢. . - .1 . i brid e to had‘ been watchint for Whiufoot Whitefoot was actin just. as if noth-
Vh‘m'r” 1“ Auxu‘l” _ ‘ ,",' .. t'r . i“ has llei-n spt-nding the past iew dzus loll fl't't. from the rm tom 3, bet: he mrted out to hunt for 1‘“ ing of the kind ha ever is tied.
wmvh “ruvnfflz'llnnn h (."I'vmt‘l.l ‘37 ill “-‘tlh hi» t‘muih lll’l‘”. will lcuvc for Franklin strum, on thc cast side and rapper. and then she hnd hidden be- it was too much for Whitcfooaptpf Ho
hil‘liiiiny' ..|ll int-minim m i it 1 ii i 90m“ America within a fe\v days on no parking on tho other side. hind that stump go thst Whitefoot didn't know what to thin; or do. The
3"" “"W" '” ““"M' “”1 ”” ““MW‘H tho I'. S. S. Philadelphia. in the First district theme is to he would be sure to meet her; . ways of little Mrs. Bhitefoot we'ie
imr l’l'OE'i‘vtiil ms 1...» him Mr i. Thus? no parking on Main street on either urhsnk Youogny dental!“ $333 beyond his rndsfl‘tsngmtg. 22:31:21];
.~ . 7 ",1 .n W p- {. ’ :z 1- {5- , ~ ‘ .. -f .‘ . , . ’ 1 ,, - e. "e. ,_ . . ‘ '. ec‘ 0 . ‘
mill iw im'uir tl’lh ‘1 ll ‘ :‘3‘1‘1‘1‘: "q- Sr-veml imprnvemnmg m-g 1.01m; “hit. .or 1.... 1(91 ironi.\¥nl. turn:v t3 be::tetho:.gl:if;l of you to drive him goggko;l:iesyopportumtl “Lets 8° _
mnrrmv “:!"r”'”m "" has 'H l ' mudv- about thi- liome of Edward 5‘. River street. "0 1“"ka on 3' 13.61381“ into my ””1. ” over there right now," said he. ........... #flllf . -..-.
Uzil pushy; ”mi, 1:! S:',’I}'illfi :inal Highh‘gd ave- sii‘vri irom the 10p of Mill HI” (Q “But—an—Jflit I didn't .me’n w_ “8‘" you hgven't your upper
"“7“ _ 7 _. , :; 1e . Thu. ground is hung rnclaimwl C0"”“""““ ""9"“ ‘h" taxi "9"" “'H hammered Whitei’oot. "I didnt k3}: yet!" cried little Mrs. Whitsfoot.
Rumors “-i-n- about last ‘.»,.- uni. n~l Altz'uc‘tivel} laid out with nowcr 1... on High street. and unregtfictpd you.y1m there. As Paella"- «140nm ““1, guy nappu'.” declared .
1h”: up...“ A. {or plum-no.- i_ “I,“ [nil-king- wlii be allowed on Commerce you. it '3; junt‘chnnce. ed 1 ‘3 Vinita-foot "I‘m “0‘ hum_ I was Iona er 0
V0" "- 3“? 5”“:- who i“ ‘ H xtrr-vt, at points 50 foot Zillli ‘65 feet Little Mrs. “hitei'oot act 5“! . _ til i: beetle lust for fun. 1—-
.. ~ -, “r- ‘ 7 . . h I: da't heard 3 word In and. chasing l . _ ,.
tln- .\'u!'\'.'.i.l\ linspiidl “uh u .. ”M, ”1,7th rimming: m. the Bonn trom “all sired; and unrestricted L! I e s h“ ry for of late ‘ I—let‘lzo over than fight now.
Oi lill‘ luff hill. “HIS iii {1 hnx-K‘ux: ('nlfT— ' fl“..- :Ii‘J: 1FR’L-nié‘ion “.i” M hold parking on Knight street. I ‘1'!" {IE-rd, m“:h¢ dam to hunt for Th. eye, of little u". Whitefoo‘ .
”‘l‘ "7- Tm" “'3" ""‘m"! M 2” ”n‘ '7‘..."., . -.',,..‘ .- _ .,‘ ti ) l‘ ,, 'm it was derided. iollouing an uppcul ”Vite, m chattercd on. a“ ‘1. twinkled mischievously. "Just ‘5 we:
"‘3'“ “g H “"3 mid "i 1h“ ”"Mmfl to- .h ' ' .11.... 1 ‘ 14.5. m r .Oth -n “'0” ”'"Hh Officer ”Oh?" E- I’m-“In“ 1130:. .like you to be so thoughtful of say. my dggr." said she. and start ree
”R... “H,” l“. “.119 doing H”. ““43.” l hwy-(7.. it .s (\l‘r'rfml that fi“‘~ who said that the official hours {or a"; I out "I" this bootle is going to 0‘ to lend the “y.
”‘5' ”mm ("H down the “mun", 7;] Quiz O'tlympmtmt‘i: “1"! "0 dumping on 'the Scavicw avenue 1*th mctlest bfdtlo gilt 16:1": ((‘opnis'ht. 1913- h! T- “1.3111300” 0P . t u ‘1 l‘
' ,, . - . .‘ 5., H... 7 lirmau7 7..» um i" m u lg .m :i . ‘ , n for . on ' on me. . , 5‘ ‘ a 'e
Rim” “f Floridian “ANY“VW.” km on ‘ut‘t'n .vttrvulaitr‘r‘ is yin-nested. dlim}: “porn; “0‘ hping'foliflwed;. E0 u: think. II! 681’. ‘ .1 when you t “to?!" “Mrs. WW foot. fie Famous rln ‘0 3
Saturday "WNW”: or last week. ' “ ‘ erect .rnci- posts and .1 cable (in? f and our own “up”: it, would The no: . ‘.,
A which will permit the dump to be a'1ic; to 3‘7“. our to the house?" 1. very Hysterical. G ‘ I T q “Yea
The Mayflower Ilook a1- I.a‘lricr Iovksul at night. and also will per- . . rantel W0 09.50111 .
company was cnllml to extinguish a ROTOLV POLVT mit but one roadway to the spot. EXT 0136 All WOOI—lengs 118 t,
fire on (‘m-s- :lvr-niin at izi..=. 0~cior~k whet—o dumping is done. instead of members of the found! were premt PRES“) BAR
this morning. it was found that the
IN WEE
permitting dumping to be promiscu-
ous about the sumac-(1 of the dump. _
Approval or the appropriations at
the spo-clni meeting or the Board of
Estimate and Taxation a week or so
ago. was thcn given by the council.
l-‘ruuk Finch of the roller coaster
lies le (-5 th 3 penthouse at the rear ,
p ' n x " has purchased a new Ford.
of the home of Isaac Davidson. to
Cove arr-nue \vere'liiirning. The hoot-
housc is usmi by Frederick \Varm.
who li\t~s nearby. “'hnt caused the
fire could not be ascertained. but it
last evening.
flu. :5; $70 PLAY.
Gfi-ls who go to Work for the gov-
ernment-owned and operated tele-
wismxo'rox. June 14.—Leming
for Baltimore early in the day by nu-
tomoblle, President Harding was to
deliver the principal address their to-
————_
$19.75
' Regular $32.50 Values
.\ u‘w lino of walking and talking
tloils ii.’i\t' llt‘l'fl i'rceiij by .‘lrs. l’ar-
kcr. who conducts the ltoli-O-Rucer.
em in Sweden receive no my.
A vote of thanks to the Second Eifingufirg their poriod of instruc- day at the dedigzzi‘tinlgegtlgflwgr of
is bollcvml that is was caused by a . . District Electrical Commissioners" tion. Frequently a. girl umuired to rial to Francis d thinner" which
carelessly thrown cigarette butt. and Thomas [)e'illt‘co of thc Sthl‘ wheel . General Superintendent Am?!" B. work for several month! before. she i-The Star Spangle lh fit; of Con-
thal tho {ire HmOU‘lit-rerl for a consi'l- has revolved a new assortment of 3 \Vlnclit‘sit‘r and the workers, was 81“: gets any wages and it has been r- ha been erected by alruneoot Fort Mc—
crable length of time before breaking blankets. on by an unanimous vote of the coun- ported that one operator actually gresa 0h the hisborlca 5
out. Quite .1 Mt or damage was done "——~ . cii. fol mvi'ii: the reading of the rc— worked two years without receiving a HenrY- _
to the piling there. Manager Nri'ilit- Hayley. Asststnnt
The June meeting of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society of the East
avenue M. E. church was held last
evening at the home of Mrs. A. N.
Paddock, Senview avenue. the occa-
don being a double one. as the birth-
)itinuger Charles i‘t‘ahl and Raymond
Curtis of the American tourists game.
weie Visitors in New York city. mak-
ing arrangements for some new goods.
Owing to the cool weather the busi-_
tie. at the bath-house was a. trifle
port of the. committee on the Cen-
tralizatinn of the. Fire Alarm system.
which work costs but 81.188. time.
labor and \altmble assistance being
given free of charge to a large ex-
tent, by tho commissioners and the
personeiie of the plant.
cent a: compensation.
M's-i
r
GAS WATER HEAT-
Commencement
GOLDEN’S
68 Washington Street
M~°"”""
Dr. H. E. Bates. milk inspector. fli-
ed his report which was accepted and
filed.
The Connecticut company was giv-
en permission to re-locatc poles on
Newtown avenue from \Vestport ave-
nue to the end of the ifiie. and also
~at Beiden and Riverside avenues. af—
ter brief hearings had been held on
ER SALE NOW
any of the president. Miss Matilda
Smith. was also celebrated. There
was a. birthday cake. and a jolly so-
da) time was had. It was voted at
the meeting to send a Christmas gilt
to the missionary in China. Miss Ella
Glover. the gift being sent now in or-
der for it to reach her by Christmas
slow yesterday. However. it was stat-
ed that the water is much warmer
than the air.
_----—--- ......
Bouquets
The Bethlehem Lutheran church
will arrive here today on board the
steamer "Cepheus." and the Palisade
Lodge. No. 84. F. and A. M.. are also
The Connecticut Light
(1 M. Beach»-
and Power Co. Rowlan
Florist
,3 Phone 2140 1‘ France 3'- *1
time. T}... meetings of July and Aug_ due to arrive on the steamer “Nassau." the petitions. a w‘u .g. .
ust will be omitted because of the hot Reference to the street committee 7 i
weather. the next meeting of the so- A delightful dance was held last was made of the petition of resident.- 1
ciety to be held in September.
evening in the pavilion at the wit
under the management of James J.
Brennan. This was the first of tho
of Newtown Terrace for a building
line. grade, sidewalk width. etc: or
a. petition from residents of Union
series of "Novelty" nights to be held Park for attention 32° the roadway on
gt the park each Tuegday evening, ’ the west. east and south I‘d“ of the
with the exception of next TuesdaY.ipark3‘ and 01 the DEtiUOD 0f 3&1th
Probably for the first time was a Fests 70" the erection 01' I SECOND?
grand march in evidence at the park. i tank at. 340.3381 avenue. he having
and. with the Kiddie Kar race. the'gtlgfzdy received permission from the
evenln rovcd to he very successful. -
The. “5.: was won by Gladys Stein, On the rte-numbering of Elmwood
who successfully defeated Mildred‘aVenuev the following r9110“ was
Rcmsen. Mr. Brennan has been work- made by Councilman White:
ing hard to make these weekly events M- 5- LOCkWOOd's house. No. 50, to
enjoyable. and it is stated that as long rema'ln the same: Mary A- Cunning-
as the public support them. the week-I ham 3 EOW- “0", NO- 44 to be 43:
ly event will he carried through. 0n,A- F. Pechhoimers house. 'Now No.
Friday evening the Stamford Eikswill ‘3 to'be 46. L- U. .Nashl house. ‘ '
hold a special dance, but the hall 'wiil now 1‘0- _40 to be 44. Francis H. 7 -, .
be open to the public just the samet NO’U‘H’PS new house, to be 42. W.
..__._ H. l’crris' new house to be 40 'and
N Traffic OrdinancetoBe J‘ “' 3mm“ ““1“ 11°“ N°- 33 ‘0
ew _
Considered By Council
remain the same.
YContlnued from Page (.Jne)
OR
E
DARIEZV&NOROTON u R n ”'9 R E 1 j;
Ralph Gentile of the Post road has
purchased a new Ford coupe.
Nowell. & Murray
_ m 7
‘ Dr' Dietz - “To man Who W - 1
its: Vial-ma 8%." um
47 South Main St. ' f ’
z;
\
~ in is
Miss Dorothy Godfrey of the Post
road was a recent visitor at Hickory
Blul'l. '
PALM BEACH surrs
All Models
7 $15.00
A rummage sale was held today by
the ladies of the First Presbyterian
church.
DENTIST
The “‘0” club pack will hold their
meeting this evening in their club
rooms.
'_,,.r
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salisbury
Howard and Miss Alice Sherei' spent
Sunday in Vinnie Plains with friends.
~- "Gifts i..." the Girl Graduate 7
{ IFIT’S' PORCH FURNITURE m? HA‘E1
. An endless variety of big and littfe 0‘1“” '
The layout of the property of R03 :
bert~ M. Tenney, on Roosevelt street .
and in the vicinity, was approved and I
t
George lirencher has accepted
siuon as chauffeur
:ipo-
i‘or Mrs. Herbert
'acccpted. Mr. Tenney stating" that he
- “ ,' . . . ; * 7 (1 hand’ little pieci‘s- __ 3 FEch
Th ri inal plans prepared called. would put the property into kood con- A glance through our store ofiers many suggestions to . I settecS, “LEE: 1113 VXPOR 0”- sTov:S'N‘;P FEE/ENS
Wheeler °r T°kenek°‘ y - ,f ionngrooi highwav from Beach (““0“- ‘ ‘ - urent‘s and friends, for therem’emhrances so iippmprlate at WE GEL}: cOOKER STovss WITH OR WIT-“31’T
M t f th st - d 435...... to the beach nnd a 75 foot Mayor Barton Was authorized to 1 p “ 0!
05 o e ores in town close " ' '
borrow in anticipation of taxes. by I '
means of notes. the sum of 820.000 .
on the responsibility of the 5th Taxing '
district. and a. like sum. or 840.000 in '
all.‘on the responsibility of the 4th
today at noon observing the half‘holi- roadway from Cnnfield avenu: to
day on W‘edncsday afternoons during Beach. avenue. The former roa was;
the summer months. would be about a. half~mile long, an
the second would be about a quarter-
miie long. The sum of $30,000 has
commencement time. You willffind plenty of choice here.
VA Pre Silk 'Umbreila. A Dainty Piece vof Silk Underway.
Long Kid“;- Siik Gloves. A Pair of Silk Hose. “Kayser” White
“Italian Si-k Gecko: A Nice Wool or .Mohslr Sweater. A Handsome
Raymond H f9” 50“
The first golf tournament for wom-
' . on:
' ‘ ‘ kwea m '0'”- °°- FUNERAL mass-r 3W
. . . silk Kimona. cunning Nee r. La Tau Pearl Neg _ . j N0
. 7 n ‘ _ i t to provide Taxmg district. for the running ex- d lbbonc “Ka r" Jemy Silk Petticoats and . _ . _ 8
on at tl ; “ d .7 . C . ‘ . .- b.9n i( emed suific en a . “,3le m .3" fl . m . _ T _,-
openmxlhm°3u3§fng°qf‘{?,..ff,"’; wt: roadways of water bound macadam “32:13:":in Gigi-“or asked th t ' pmuem A Silk or Cotton 13mm. Stljctly Hand-undo Venom-1 Immune! 31335 “m ,,.,-
. . ‘ ‘ “ " ‘ here. ' a I um’r " Gowns and Chemin- silk Prim ‘3“9'3' ' ' ,_-----,- >_,,._-,---~- ”' ..
It was a driving. putting and ap- m h .9 no will have (we roads something be done about fixing the 8”” - - . , 7 c ’ " * ',,,...-v'
"mom": “mm" “'m' ma“ en‘rim 9:13:32 fictnwide with a space of 11% ”80 bump at the railroad tracks. by ' “mu““lf‘fik’m: ' ' ’. ~ """"
Special contests for women will take ,' , This is because Witch Lane. on the new Wilson Point _ . V ' > . - 1 ‘ .
place ”(in Wednesday. 1 3:1; 33:19: tithefllt‘nnin trunk line to mad- and PPYél’ence' 01' the matter A xusxt,.t0th18 Store “n.“ help you $01“ the pmbiem 0;
and from the beach. On the spot '
between tip roads. there will even-i“-
tualiy be planted trees and shrubbery.
On either side of the roadways will
eventually be built nine foot side-
was made to the Corporation Coun-
to have the railroad attend to
tram
Objcctlon was also made 't0' the
condition of the new cement. road on
The sidewalk in front of thv Czoll
building is badly in need of repair. as
the curb stunt-s have dropped out of
place and left the walk in a. danger-
ous condition for pedestrians. Yester-
\. ‘.
‘what to give.
The Year.
‘ Perh‘PS Y'our BO).y or Girl \Vill Graduate
. . . (33:11 for
wan“. with a njnn {om grass plot Rownyton avenue from Guider's cor- - W Have a. Complete Stock 01 Sunm . (mainly 15'
day afternoon a. child tripped at this. from ”1,. mm. to the curb ““9. '1‘ is ner'to the school house. it having a ‘ ' e . . Th '1‘ Life's History and ' "
bad stint. lut. fortunately. escaped srr-,“.o,,m "‘13,“. a total of 100 “at in number of broken spots. holes and“! . Eventful Day in el
lous injury. Iwi/ith, ’ places in it that are very bad. At’i , ‘
(In the road from Caniield avenue
to Beach avenue. which on the orig-
inal plans called for n 75 foot road
there will he placed a. 2t foot road a m it. 3!
which will be directi in the center. 300%! U" i: 131’ repaired . .3.
This,ma.yicventualiy.§e rim, and mi? “an: “639617813303“
the same procedure at" “its and _ a z . - ._ .
14 . -
every Junction of the rails the com" < '
necticut. company. Mr. Taylor stated.‘ . ' "
used an electrical machine and tore
mine road by, his tracks arching! ,7
The petition of Everett \V. Packard
and :6an others of Norotorf Heights
to the Public Utilities Commission as
to the reasonableness of the rate of
the Noroton Water company. has beet
postponed until June' 7th. Last fall,
theNoroton Water co - - -
the users 01 may.
' - ¥our Inspection-
JACKSON
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Norwalk Chronicler