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ful variety to meals.
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gloridq Orange_8_
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useful in planning balanced menus.
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The first temperance meeting’ in
Norwalk was held in the Old Town
House In Wall street. This fact was
brought out in 1 humor on the history
of the Old Town House read It A
meetlni at the Norwllk Chapter. D.
A. R. held Thursday utternoou by Mrs.
Robert F. \Vly, 116 Elsi. avenue. The
paper. in pm rollovrs:
“In writing this bit or history o2 our
Town Home, I am reminded or old
conundrum! running somewhat in this
manner. Why is u Town House like a
meeting house? Amwer: Because they
both hold meetings of townsmcn. Ac-
cording to our old town records. the
first town meeting Wu held May 22.
1665 no it was voted that all towns-
men should attend town's meetings but
does not mention ‘ here
According to these store mentioned
records. the men of Norwalk In 1628
disagreed on to the proper site {or the
meeting house for it is reported "At. a.
town meeting held December 17. 1878.
it was voted and agreed that the town
will leave the diderence about Where
ihs meeting house shell Itand thut is
now to be erected to three honest In.
diflerent 1udiclous men and they to
view the places in the controveraey
and to hear all reasons, arguments or
both sides and that the town engages
to sit down satisfied on their deter-
mlnation u to the place or It standing.
This Vote Wu nmmended and 6 men
instead or 3 were chosen to oversee
the work about the meeting house. We
here have an important revelation
showing Just why dinerences in com!
ion in our town affairs seem always to
h deep rooted. consolidation and
sepnrution tor exxample.
We will to hack to our first meeting
house. The building to be erecmd
was to be forty foot square and the
”ll- LES, Doc. 26 —'l"i(ieen roof of the “saved house" to be built
in alier the manner or l'he Fali'fleld meet_
The destruction of Schenectady and
caused great Blurrn
throughout all the Country. our Iron-
iicr towns were every Where in peril.
n M 14m . of this
‘rninsiropl’le. I. town meeting was held
here In April 30. 169i) and it was voted
and agreed that the meeting house.
should be the place to be fortified and
n garrison to be erected in order to
insure the security or the town.
Just previous to our town meeting.
The Old Norwalk Town House
Has an Interesting History
First Temperance Meeting in Nor-walk Said to Have Been
Held in the Ancient Meeting House.
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there had been n Specie! Ausmhly
clued. ordering 8 consul“ watch
should be kept. in the lever-1 towns
and that the males in the colony ax‘
cent the used Ind indrm should keep
watch in their home!- Ii’ tho “ed
-und infirm were more than 50 In the
list they were to procure a. man in their
turns 20 watch and gulrd in their
stem.
The next meeting house WI! built in
1723 and must hove been 8 fine: build.-
in: than its predecselors ror we Ire
told that in February 1725-1728. stone
steps were put nt eAch or the doon or
ye meeting house. In December 1726.
the town determined to hue 1 house
building upon such a. place as the
town by mliority vote should urea to
determine that may well entertain the
town to meet in It their town meet.
ins! Ind silo for the entertainment at
1 general school. Alter much argu-
to build
In addition to the upper school house
and hold the town meeting! (here.
This arrangement worked fairly well
till 1746 when ngnln the town agreed
to great a town house on the aouthen
ly side of the road near where the old
town house stood. This building WM
also used lor- e Guard House and a
Hospital tor soldiers. The troovers on
their Pawze to New York used to
lodge there.
At the time o! the burning of Nor.
wnlk in 1779 this building was con-
sixned to the names by Tyron. Nothin:
dimmed our worthy toreinthers held a
meeting in August or me some yeur
and Voted to have a town house built
as soon I! conveniently may be. We
lire told that this was on uncoutched
looking structure which came to I.
violent end one night some forty yenrs
later St. the hmds of I. mob 0! young
blades who called themselves “Ennis?!
Andrews". On its ruins, our own "Old
Town House" was built which is
not no Very Old after all since it We!
built in 1835. Our Town House used
to be the only public hall in Norwnik
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HERSHFIELD
South Norwalk.
Motor Transportation
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Daily Service Between New York & Nor-walk
Ton Largo Truck: at Your Service (or All Kinds of Transpor-
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Main Ofice, 26_Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 294
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find it served for other
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used by the Baptists during the late
thirties beioi-e they had a meeting
house of their own. School exhibi-
Ilons. lyceum lectures and the Wash-
Ington Temperance meetings of eighty
years ago when total abstinence was a
new idea. were held in the town house.
MOB VICTIMS i
ARE BURlED
RASTROP. Ln... Doc. 26.—!\lai‘e-
limisv‘ l‘rirish spent. in quiet Chrsimns
‘15... in the midst oi the sia'rtiing in-
wsiigntnns instituted by the suite last
week lo clear up the rnyttflry or. the
kidnapping case or last AuKust. when
nu: prominent citizens or Mei.- Range.
\l'il‘i‘ nhducted by mliske-I and ‘llite-
roilml men.
iiodios of two at the alleged vicA
limit at the mob. blown up trom the
hotioin or the Lake La Foul-Che Thurs-
(lilV. identified as \Vntt Daniel: and
Thomas Richards. were buried In the
mniols iamily [round several miles
him Mar Rouge Sunday afternoon
‘Hill) by side In the presence or a. vast
'tlmmg or people.
.
More than two hundred automobiles
vehicles were counted
quirks-d slang the roads leading to tho
’r Int-ivryy. The crowds began to as-
idmni-e at the cemetery hours berore-
m-- funeral.
Tii‘? Episcopal service was rend nnd
n. stillnd a! National Guard escorted
the bodies to the graves. sounded taps
and fired I. “lute u the bodies were
lowered into their resting place.
Daniels was a. world war veteran.
having seen service in the tank corps.
He was unmurried.
Richards was married nor! the
tamer or iwo yount children.
Both were members or families that
were pioneer. in Morehouse.
With the (unerul services ended. the
crowds starred quietly to; home. There
was no demonstration or lhow or
\‘cngciul reeling.
Fearing tblr. such a. move might Add
to the danger of the situation. Gov.
ornor Parker Saturdny rescinded the
and other
EARTHQUAKE OPENS—
GREAT FISSURES IN
NEW ZEALAND
WELLINGTON. New zeaiund. Dec.
26.——A severe earthquake was role
here at 3 o'clock yeaterdny utternoon.
It in (cured that considenble damage
has been done in the country dis.
trials. Great fissures opened at the
beach at welkuku. while at home
Places tho buildings swayed A nlurm-
ins fashion.
This may be an awful country: but
in Persia it is considered edeminnto to
laugh;
ECONOMIZE 0N
SOMETHING EASY
Many a housewife tries to
economize by doing the family
washing, and many a house-
wife finds she is broken in
health from doing it.
You can save your health
and also your money by send-
ing your work to our Laundry.
Our improved power machin-
ery—together with better ma-
terials than you have at home
enables us to give you a. good
class of Work at a reasonable
price.
Norwalk Steam Laundry
4:; Day St. no. Norwnlk
Telephone 790.
oruor tor the Monroe Gunrd
troops stationed At Her Rouge to join
two National Guard troops here
guarding the courthouse and Jill
square.
The governor feared to Ienve Mer
Rouge unprotect-d it was mnouncad.
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'PRIFSTS’UVES
_ ENDANGERED
'OBUBN. D26. 26.—The
lives at iour priests. o housekeeper
and two molds of the nurilh residence
or St. Charles’ Roman Catholic church
here were enduntered early Hundey
by lira believed to lave been of sn‘ln-
“i‘iif’mu were discovered by
Thoma Trunor. a innitor ol the
church who was on hi- wny to his
work at duyhreak. Smoke Ind times
Wei-e bursting from the windows at
the lower floor halal-a lid urrlved in
Answer to ‘ r- em and it we:
found thut the occupants were trapped
on the upper floor! by fire and smoke.
The Rev. John P. G rhnm, pastor or
veronds Wil-
the church. and the
Hun Knvillo. Whiter
Patrick Quill were floured and u.
sisted down hddorl to safety while
other firemen curried Miss Catherine
Hunt, the nude-Boo housekeeuor. not!
two mud. to floty. Thu onions end
living dinners were gutted before the
names were ed.
stoic police sud city oliloarl mart.
ed they believed in, are to hnvs been
or incendiary origin titul- finding 3
window into the venom at the roll-
doneo broken. » v
One wanton tether Quill discov-
ered 3 mil, theta-roomm-
thamdun th- ruidenu.»hut ii.
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Don’t Burn
Your Money
IN THE CELLAR
FURNACE !
m ""781!!! was lup-
plies hot. water tor 'donieltie
use, cooks and bakes 100% pain
foot. And, at the SAME TIME,
and with the SAME FIRE, it
HEATS YOUR HOME
. WITH HOT WATER
HEAT.
See this range on display I
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Zimmerman Stove-Heater
Corporation,
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Have on fluid the Necessary Kind of Footwear Tint Will
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PALACE BOOTERYS
PALACE mun: BOEING
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Our
FRENCH AND DéNISH PASTRY
rmi. ally
We Have Just Opened This Department Under the Care 01 u
Experienced Oils! and Solleit Your Patronage.
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Thomas’ Chocolate Shop
24 South Mun Street
South Norwnik.
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' CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS PRAISE OUR
COMFORT SLIPPERS
Our chrlum Gm Slipper: are receiving onihusiutio approba-
on We are daily told that our nurtmcnt
II unequullod in the beauty of It: colon and it: thoroughly good
(Ion tram chriltm
pen.
qulllly.
,. I! you have 't mods your selection. we mum (list you daily no
longer, as color and cite range: will be In: extensive idler.
CONNEALLY o BRACKEN'
' South liorwelk, Conn, -— Store Open Suturday Evenings.
‘ COALu'i-nnorre a mumousCOAL
CANNEL COAL FOR FIRE PLACES
sowu'i's.
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TheNorwalk Coal
@Supply Co.
allowance.
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Norwalk Chronicler