CiQ Brief .'
and Personal
“a. or the latest stage produc.
hour's .with an attack of grip.
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(«nth win of the season. Their in-‘ “n...
(film victims being the Methodist
. new club or Strutt’ord. -
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WI. Phone 721.
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ing this evening.
soon‘vqere discussed at a meeting oi“:
’Vlbora Lair. No. 4. Aliiitar; (lulvr‘ .Hm
mccting of McKinley Camp.
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la a
' —Ono-h it oft unwvrliing pup“
at Donne 'I.—-.\ll\‘.
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With an Ettli'ndililifil' of one. hull-
drcti iltty‘nlcnlbcrs ans l'lilzidli. in-
cluding guests from Stumiorll. l'rldc
0! Court Narrult Circle. it"). 130].
Companions of the Forest. celebra-
ted its eighteenth nnniveralry at
the Eagle's Home in Mott. dttlllli'.—
Tuesday night. There was a ape-
ciai 'program of L‘illl'l‘ldiillil‘lll in-
cluding vocal solos and rccltations.
Later dancing was unloved to ex-
cellent music furnished by itrec-
mer’s orchestra. .\l. the buniuesn‘
.* meeting. onc.cundidutc wuu initia-
3 Miss Edith Goodcllild has returned
, from Delicvliic. Canada. lo spend a “on- She 5 UN daughter of Mrs.
l‘-~w months at her home on Garner 15' Le “a!“ d-
. 'l‘ile Ludieu' aid society of
i East avenue Methodist ei u
l Friends of Mrs. John Krcsko of hold a food sale in the tlantlc and
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lion and three new applications
were received. .\ lunch-ma “till;
, served. a .
j" ' o e o SilOt‘t.
-—Frelh mined, nut. stove and egq
prompt delivery. Harriers: Gan:
Phone 721.
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The police received a. Coinpiuini
the driir'cway leading to the rear ml
the South Norwalk l'ost Uilicl; in
Washington street. The matter in
being lnwsllgatcd by l’ntrolnlun
Strstton.
illness.
—Thiny per cent. of: on all liver.
sharp pencils at Donnelly‘s.—-.\dv.
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The Girls' Friendly Society ol
Trinity church will be entertained
at a‘Valentinc party this evening. by
of Chri‘t Church. luast Norwulk.
church was held yesterday utter—
pom Thursday. owning, February
2 ments were served, The; next meet-
‘ in: will be held at the home of
Mrs. Frank liennell. Couriiailzlt
. The Women of )ioosell‘bart Legion
will hold a Valentine HOClill at the
Moose homo tonight. An l'lijuylihle
program of games and music has
been arranged. lletrcshlncnts will
I!“ be Icl'VL'il.
Mia. Eva. l'nync of Marshall street
‘, attended the lv‘ordhllm llllllee Friday
mph: at the“ iioicl L'iltnlorc in;
5.10“ York city.
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”4.1“” Louise Van (Joevcr or l'ly-
Mailman
» o o o ’ tin,
.3, Wily Harris of Chestnut. street,
Ergo-“racy.
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‘. Hondcrcr or lligh street is l.
, . is.
haul-sullen or the Mill 0mm
co meson. William Hogan lilisies Rose harrls and another
Wily Jooolouky motored to BWV of Chestnut street were vist- East avenue Methodist chunk at
We”: city Tue-day and Mint-as- long in Stamford Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. val’ixxlpfill':irri<:r of
‘ ‘ ‘ ' 5 Main street
13mins Coatcs ot ltowayton is ill ' York city yesterday.
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i" .mined. nut. stove and egg. ‘ [.l-vy of the
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W delivery. Harris 6:. Guns. ; villltors in Stamford Tuesday evening.
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t ‘ ' l Mr. and Mrs. Danie
m K. 0.. K. A. quintet travel to “rmgpport gm guests
Mord tonight to annex their Sik- . and Mrs. charter. Dennis of East ave-
.ames Hunter of
Westpmt :vcrc visitors ill
--l.argo sized pea coal. Harris .1 Bridgeport Sunday}
l
Nathan Gilbert of illukc street “1| it \\'usllingtnn
“,‘1'“°" in Ueihri inst evening. I Slllllll‘urlg'l‘ucsday evening.
street were visitors in
.--8uy Your Viciruia on otir Chm 'l'llc Norwnlk High School basket.
rim—.Ask about it :ltoDowlclly's. hull team practiced yesterday nt'ter- Mits- Arthur Morcllouuc.
. o o - - . noon at the Jefferson school u‘mna-
The Girls' Friendly Society or lbw: slum under the direction of Coach
Grace Parish holds its weekly inl‘vi—j lucrroi H. Green.
‘ ‘ ‘ f‘ Mrs. John lilo-Hey l‘t‘ilil'nCd to her
--Auto sittings. ’l'illi"S--Ad\‘. . 11mm: on \‘un tl\(‘nllc after
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Plans for a big ball to he iii‘l‘litti l'lninrirld, New Jn-l‘uc)’.
. Ciliidrtn ol’
of the Serpent. lll‘id 'lucsdlly nlcllt H N134 Chm...“ \\'l||
following ”it: monthly "”mm‘b“ min-ting in the school
:ll 7:30.
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At the meeting
“t‘edrlc” for Europe.
expects to remain
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Sound View avenue, will be sorry to
Mar that she is ill at her home.
this morning. about automobiles m Mrs. Joseph Kuskur of Stuart avo-
lllii“, in coninlcscing from her recent I mwx! IUN
Bliss Carolyn Garfield of 32 L0wr~
a Visitor in‘tlridgcport
. , . :ivsivrduy where she was the guest
nl‘ llrr sister. Mr
O
slum-t was
eonard Caserin.
I
i-‘raneis
.xxenuc is ill at his home:
, italph Garfield oi' Egivc street is
‘tho members of the Candidaia‘s“ si"‘”‘““£’ ”"3 day With friends in
Clan of the Girls' Fcicndly Society “““Wm
xembors‘will take the 7:05 trolley M“ and MFR
Aflewiug meeting at the Ladlen‘ Samuel Agranov of. \Vashington
. Aid society oi the First Methodist “W“ ‘5 “l M 1118 bongo.
noon at the home of Mrs. George Ming; Frances )lchlillan‘cntei-tnin-
T Meliibbon _ol‘ lzlnlwnod avenue. If] “ "m“b" of ”Wm“ M her home “0““)!011 ant-Hue. tomorrow ultur—
Plans were discussed for a chicken ““50“” ""°"'"‘7 0" Leonard street. noon at 3 o'clouk,
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supper which the members are to ”Wm“? “Dd music Were enjoyed and - a -
delicious rcfroahnu‘nts “'Cl'c BOVVOd.
21 Alter the meeting. refrcsll- The ””"5‘5 departed at a late hour.
‘ . "' :‘lll declaring
charming hostess.
PiaCC 'er. and Mrs. Thomas Merrlt or
, . . . . Woodward Avenue are entertaining
their daughter. Mrs. Louise Jenkins
of Albany. New Yorlz,
l-‘raneis Ryan is ill at his home in
lil'idt‘n avenue.
. . . Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Spring street are viisting friends in
Hartford.
ace 8: Com-
qth avenue. were visitors in Mrs. J. “'alter Sayre or Fourth
”Wick Monday where they at. street is entertaining her mother. drcnjo the services. ‘
‘ -dod the council meeting of the Mrs. E. Ilsndman of
hay, PrinCc Edward's Iailnd. Cann-
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WI business visitor ill New York At the recent morning of the Ep-
Those present included:
Mary of St. .10-. The members of the cai:dldutcs'
hold a. special‘ciass of the Girls' ll‘l‘lCildiy society
hail tonight! of Christ church will clltcnuln the
lllcnlbcrs of tho Tl‘il‘iliyv
Friendly; gocicty at a \‘uieniing par-'
of the Council or ‘3‘. tonight-
quisil \Vomon hcid fiiuliday attor- ' ' ‘
noun. it mm planned to hold :l. t‘nrd
party on the afternoon llnd UVL'llilil;
of February :7 m the y; M. II. A. home on Colo-a\cllut-. this clot-ills.
The course of lectures being given ‘
by Prof. Edgar 'Whito llurrili at the
lloynl anles Inn, were approved and
endorsed by the council.
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pit l-‘irst st rcct.
lx‘runk Goodchild. vice-president of “ ' '
the J. J. Cash company. will sail
smuriluy on the \Vhite Star Liner boulevard has been awarded
bincoodchild sCWIurrflxlp Ht lJumux-d
away six weeks. _ New York city. This is .‘di-‘d Euro
rt-tt'n first your at Bernard and the
‘sccond scholarship which Ell'.
am 80"“, Main street. Knapp street entertained m a birth- Charles N. llnylnond 9!
_ ‘ . dny party at their home. Tuesday Name Was ll l-I-ernl. \ioihr in [Stam-
“t‘l'im; of their young lord. “here he “as the
--—Thirty per cent. or: on all L\er- ‘ . i
.' _, ,. ilfluSiiitrr. Miss Emily‘Znino. il‘iends. .
sharp pencils .at .Donnelly s. .\d\. _ . ‘ . r.
of her birthday.
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the usual monthly
5min“ Corp service will be held. it is cspcctcd
that Mr. TJnder will also 5
Mn...” for them. He will tell them about the
urn. Daisy Payne or Nowlown ayc- the dancing will be furnished be boys and girls of China and how they
' 0; Mn. )3. Jones of llnrrictt street. Montcreyh orchestra. - .
sz. Peter's ’ ' " .
Mr. and Mrs. John, Flint. who re-
centiy returned from a ’vlsit to San
Francisco are scpending a few days
with Mrn. E. Howard Every at her
north league of the East avenue home on Penuoycr avenue.
Methodist church. plans weio dis- 5' ‘ ’
cussed {or holding a. su icr in the
. visitor in Springfield. Muss. rllureh on pl
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0! Weapon. yea day.
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s altrsngor.
latch Yourself-GO By
(or a while and watch young gently. just as
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Was 5 business Visitor in 1‘0“ Mrs. Earl Shafrller e' Rowan The Good Will societylwlii meet
city yesterdnY. street was hostess to the Woman's W1"! Mfl- George V 0‘ Crockett‘
. .‘ street. Wednesday 7 ornoon. . .
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‘ ' At thL community services at the
nowayton -Baptist church, tonight.
A. 8. Albrecht will male on f'Chl-h.
thnity As the Salt 0: the Earth.“
Rho medting is open to the p’uifiic'
and an interesting progfi’t"bf songs
and good fellowship has‘bee
nosed.
Foreign missionary social} or, the
her home. last evening.
one members. were present. Follow-
ing the business session. .1-
were visitors in New hour was enjoyed. An interesting
feature or the evening; program
was the singing or Miss
l Nat Goodwin, Ben Edison and Al Lovcjoy.
Second district. were I . . . ‘
The meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors ot'thu East Norwalk im—
Bucklcy of, movement association will be held
oday of Mr.’ at Community hull tomorrow after-
noon at 2:30 o'clock in place of 3
o'clock as previously announced.
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and Rev; Victor Scalise. pastor f 1’05!
that she is ill ut'hy
The choir of tho. ‘llzist church "' ' '
held a. Valentino party'at the rec-
tory. last night. An evening of sca-
soilublo games was enjoyed and to-
Mrs. Joseph Kiaff of i‘rcshlucnts were served.
Minnie liiinmich and 'liijzzs 'l'lclcn
Urchin \vcru in charge oi the affluir.
non-nylon Methodist church field a
sewing and business aeaaion "in the
coupe! a: the church. yesterday at-
ternoon'. Final plans were made (on
the‘suppet‘ which the society 'wlll
serve at the fourth quarterly confer-
once at tho church_ncxt Thursday
nigm. It is expected that District
Superintendent Kidd and Mrs. Kidd
will be present at the conference.
The supper. which will. be served at
6:45 o'clock ts forthouo attending
the conference and the membersror
the Ladies', aid society. Mrs: \vn—
liam l“. Jennies; is president of the
soon ty. ,, if ,, ,
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TOWN MEETING
Mrs. llobcrt B. U. li‘ootc. Mr. and
Airs. Frank 13. Sturdovam.
Minnie and Miss Katherine
micll. Mia-ti Grace li'arrillgton Miss
lIclln‘L‘l-chm. Miss Alice
Miss Ulivc and Miss Evie Erickson,
_ Clitii‘ll‘u L‘llu'k, Edward Dowel". Ir-
.t-lu'll'lil‘g zl I'mv tlil}'S \viill rcltltiYL‘S \ing Hubbcil, Mrs. lltlrl‘ictl Wood
and Mrs. Hurry li‘urringtou. '-
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Mrs. Gerhard lluhn will ullzltnin
tllo lllcnibcrls of Que his club at her
Friends of Miss Jilin Ujorlt cf the
J. l. Muiictlc company, “ill be sorry
to hear that she is ill at her home
Session, However,
Miss Anna Barrett. of G Crlgory
order last evening at eight 0"?ka
with a much larger crowd ”1‘09"“
than is usual at such meciins‘l- The
town clerk opened the meeting and
called for nominations for a. chair-
man. Two names were offered.
Georg. flair and of Barry R. Sher-
wood. nth nominations were sec-
onded but. Mr. Gair stated that due
to the serious nature 0! the matters
coming before the meeting he at the gavel Chairman Sherwood
, succeeded in restoring a semblance
cause he was a llicmbcr of the Board or order. The sitttqlneill was made
till! the school site favored by the
lehool board was a {our new iracc
by is. Dirge. town clerk. Frank of land on the. Levy property. Cres-
oclt Farm. The price to be paid
the items on the table til they had was “.000. At this point in the pro-
coodinxn Morris Burr of Long Lute
This item included 1116 $7090.84 road asked the school board to con-
(keens Farms school. additional alder s. tract of land opposite the
Long Loin school. belonging to Miss
and the Junior' High school. and Harris and Miss Wilson. Here the
“dabble broke out anew. Mr. Buy-
for the same. The motion of Mr. mend claiming the vote would be ii.
legal. The chair decided the loca-
tion of Hi. school was up ‘to the
school board providing the town
voted for the building. A vote was
eroded with the other questions: finally taken. The loan will pay the
item one: “To act upon the recom- sum of 875.000 und‘E. '1‘. Bodi’urd
mcildntion of the board of finance
.luilwrizing the selectmen to spend a
sum not to exceed 37.500 for road
l’acillc store. \I’un Zant direct. to-
inorrow afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock.
A group of friends from the Horn
nylon Baptist church gave n.
prise house-warming party to
and Mrs. J. Andrew l'aintcr . their
home Oil Raymond :ltrcci. last night.
A social evening was enjoyed and
Lexington refreshments \vurc served.
guests included: Mr. and Mrs. John
Johnson. Miss Marion Siliil'cn. Miss
Lillian Raymond, Miss Laura Crock-
clt. Miss Marjorie Dul‘ault.
Cleverly. Edwin 1.. Stevens,
. .‘lbrccilt unthcv. Victor Scaling.
Anthony Zaino of ' ' ’ I
thought he ou‘it not to serve be-
of Finance and had voted on the re-
commendatioxfl. The call was read
luymond made a mo on to lay all
disposed of item eight in‘the call.
land' for the Bridge street . school
the ways and means of raising money
:nylnond was seconded. it was real-
ly difficult. to even guess‘how many
voted. but those voting “no" sound-
ml the loudest. co the meeting pro-
Tlic quarterly meeting of
board of trustees or the llou’uyton
Library denudation will be Ield ni’
the home of Mrs. lillrlhurl. A. liond.
e [partur‘ snow plow.’.'
Miss Mary llicllmond of Jimmy-
ton Avenue entertained a it“! friend
some time in favor of the measure.
McQuiiian ii iii her home. that owning, in honor;
(it-urge. R. Jennings asked Mr. Nash
the expense of running the truck. voted that the owner ho uttered
etc. Mr. Nash stated that they had 31,009 for um land and that it he
iigurcd on 100 days a year at a cost
or 828 per \inn Mr. Jenniriu then
inquired what plans had been made
to house the machines. ‘ Mr. Nash
stated that the tire house at.._tbo rear
0: the town hall would ,bo used. had subsided the question or a Junior
'l‘hlo statement caused some whisper-
ed comment because the premises Raymond again lc’d the objectors.
mentioned haw-been promised to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars to be used
for a club house. ,_ Mr. Nash had ‘1 mond when serving on the school
proposed form of contract by which
gravel and some other machinery
would be furnished for the town. ;
The proposed contracts were (or a
term or live you". Erwin Jcnninct board elected in order lo do away
with his opposition. After the usual
ltewllyton Baptist church is pimp
ning ll. special service of unusual in-
icrcst on Sunday morning.
’l‘Jllder. who has been doing educa-
tional and missionary work in China
for over 30 yours will be the speak-
er. Mr. ’J‘Jurler's talk will not be
. “hat is generally termed a missior-
Lynch 05 :u-y appeal. There will be no spe-
cial offering-taken up. 110 will tell
of his experiences in Chinuand of
the wonderful work which is being
done by the Christians in that lull'l.‘
. Kr. an Mrs. I. l-‘inhcr of New York I ' it.
‘ any.“ guests of Mr. and Mrs. liar- Tile Itcd Cross Lire
; ”mung“ or nigh street. will hold a Valentino dn
. . a s mnnity llall. tonight.
In connection with Mr, 'l‘Jadcris via-
made or motion that contracts ca-
tered into should not last beyond the 1
term or olficov ot the present select-
mon. Curtis Jones made a. motion was called for and the registrars of
votem misled by the town clerk.
,. menogmphcrgnd cliuirman.'nclcd as
Edward Groac questioned the vote- checkers. while the tellers appointed
were George Unir, Uharlt‘s/fiiiifien.
differ from the boys. and girls of
America. Rev; Scallso has
that the parents bring their chu.
that the matter be laid on the table.
it was so voted.
The chairman stated there was man
'thing before the house. Grout. ap-
pealed from the decision at the
chair. The motion «as reconsidered.- counted 3; Was 1.3mm that 1“ voted
Qu'cslions ‘wero asked by Erwin yes. and lo? voted no. The amoyu“
Jennings regarding the appropria-
tion or money to cover the live year
contracts Selectman Nash insisted 3° be spent for all the items in um
upon, and the‘ motion was again call. with the exception or mild
made that the matter be laid upon
the table. If. was unveiled? .
ill'r. and Mrs. Oliver Clarke en-
the evening of March tel-tamed Mr. on Mrs. Otto Miller
~ There ,will be 3.90.117. (or the
members or the Junior'leasuo ‘ot
, ' the Bowman Methodist: church. It
’ the church, Saturday amt-noon.;; at
“ 3 o'clock. All Juniors are inflted.
" An enjoyable program)“ been ar-
ranged by Mrs. H. B. Sehncrt. wife
is in charge or the. league.
motion that the resolution be adopt-
sion. who are now
without power. boweleeted at regular
town election, and not be appointed
iii by the aolectman and that the police
torce be’directed’jy than. .. Mr.
Gau- accepted the amendment. My.
amenamént.
‘ It was voted that the selectmcn be
alioficd to Md 85.485.85 for police
purposes.“ $i.800>was‘ voted tor all-
! The committee. which.” uremia; night direct lighting. In the matter
oi! mum: in the sedge lands at Com-
po, it was brought 'out tint .the
gleam neg ed, no additional In-
D 3-. , =.‘-’ . _: .. m. .
was voted to pay ”out“ for} ‘“ ‘
the extra expense in tho.coxnplettols'
of the central flu hon-e. smarter , :
the care of You»: , Dihnnn.
$589.25 to Pittman
legalisxpenaéo.
Lem-ram emu-n- rg mm
' . new “i '
Bond thin 1| lid. {In cent: to
color a: Ca. ”scum 1
outage. lit. wrlungsoirrnmsand
address clearly.‘ tumm
ten cont murmurs 50m
thatpttho'
.m-
iast night. ‘A list of names or the
men or ltowayton‘ wsa submitted and
it was suggested that letters he “at
out to thorn. Outlining tho aim and
purpose ‘or‘ titre Brotherhood unaud-
man: than to join an?” “Villa?
ed to hold another informal meeting
at the Ro‘wayfob Baptist comm "
Monday night at‘.8io'clock. *m
committee includes; {Edwin '15.. '39.“;
ens. John. Johnson. a‘c’ott Abram;
J. Andrew Palmer. E. Howard Ever!
the church: ' '
' .7 - . /.: . . f _ 4 . ,
~ Friends or~Mrs. Frank Quail! or
Pcnnoyer street will be curl-751031632
home. ' ‘
a i«‘
The Ladies“ aid‘dociety ‘of 3&0
15an on
I" a s s e s Bills for
Schools," Police and
.Roads— A Highway
, Statement ‘
The town meeting was called to
/
vanext subject‘on the call was
the ,iollcc- ordinance. Curtis Jone. was “for: debated. Mr. Grout pro-
ask it the police force had not owed a. bond issue for the entire
alre dy boc‘n organized. ‘ E. M. Jea~
rungs was of the opinion “at the
force was organised in advance of
the ordinance. ,Mr. Gall- made a 333,009 a. year 1’01‘ ll“: years to be
added to the tax list and $80,000 in
ed. Curtis.‘Jones made an amend- bonds. George Gair' proposed a’
meat to emotion to the effect that mill school tax for a period at five
the them rs ‘ot thotpolicgcommis- years bb laid on the $14,000.00!)
ad and trand list and that the balance be
u .
Jones Wu asked to withdraw the m no mo: and a moment to up-
omendnzent and ‘tm. The Vote ‘ '
wag tor the moutn and for‘ the develop before theathourfiuallowod
T1“ nut quantum-oath.-
are.» m
' Mex-hood emulation; held nail:
, informal meeting,» the home of J. .
. Andrew Painter. '" Raymond street.
six or seven persons were clamoring
825.000. the school building to cost
3100.000. The buying of an acre of
ground adjoining the Bridge street
c‘qulpi‘nt‘l‘lt ° ' ' said sum to cov- school was more quickly disposed of.
or the following items-4 1;: ton The chair-mantel the school board
truck. road scrappor, caterpillar stated the price asked was $2,500.
George A. Darrow or the board at
First Selectman Kash spoke for relief stated the property was, not
worth anything like that sum
that it was taxed for 5300. it “as
refused condemnation proceedings be
instituted. Mn Darrow caused
amusement by cxcluimlug, "I'll be
eon-~dcmned it that is not what you‘d
better do." After the merrimcnt
High school was brought up. lllr.
and when‘ithc opportul‘iity ofi’crcd
Mr. Mansfield stated that Mr. ltaylfv
board worked hard for better schools
and he thought it would be u. good
honorary member of every school
made to vote by ballot? A voting list
of money voted to be spent was
$140,000. The total amount tinted
equipment, was $226.1;1.80. ’
amount to cover a, ported or 30vears,
in order to make it easier for—- the
tag payer. L. M. Jennings’ plan is
cind the vote or the meeting!
I 'r
. quarrel: xxvxn” »
"lot. thiamine voice.
. Ll
operator. ‘
the person caning-gives mr name."
Women, th‘englit m-elyu.
tor. .
"Hell 0. Ev.”
do was very cxoite'd.
dehi this ‘mrfming '3”
as soon as you can."
home for dinner." 11‘ mag oil.
ran into the hall to meet him.
do?"
row . morning."
money—she may sue us! I ‘old you
#4; FAY, FEBRUARY 14".
9 ‘yesterd tear-
y handlmud'gnard and .
yOthBl‘WlfiG damaging the car.
ing or: tho/r
to o o -9
Theffood sale held in Bundle and!
Murphy’s hardware“ store by
members or the \l’omen’s Beneficent
society of the Congregational church
success. At the end of
the day t e society's treasury was
considerably increased.
; , 312/ the canon: ‘3-ouffoulu3't listen
"‘.' 'o’ f ‘i' .T‘le oer “ ‘ ’w 1
W11 fl callus p 3‘ was the , ._“Aw. nova-aha. won't [do that.
Everybody there know it wasn't my
nit. I turned out ‘to' afield. hitting
a ”other crazy'woman‘who jumped
right smack in front or the car.”
* "‘Did‘you get t
. .. worrynuddoniy edged by an-
gel-.5 . vinyls; ”without. _ thinking,
chapped biog; i ‘ “It doesn't matter.
‘1' whhjoapgak to Mr. little." She
Last Saturday evening a surprise
party was given for Harry Keene in f
celebration of. his birthday.
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Cut-eats Events .club will
this afternoon at the home 0! 311's. D.
B. Bradley in “’1'
0
million the voic‘e '41:“th other end
. . . , meet '
or. tho”\\§lra' $33.11*“ at, tile club
no 'ninics of ‘wit-
~ , .. ’ , - ‘ "No..but the tragic cop who came
~9‘l'm’ omit; Was the calm re- ‘ '
spouse. ’"it’s‘ia‘ rule or the club.
Plans for. the three plays to lye
We do not diaturb ‘mcmbcls unless
given {or the benefit of Christ church
under the direction of Miss Mary:
Acqulth. are progressing nicely. 1-50.
reservations have already been ap-
"Oh,Frod! War didn't apu lake
_the witneflef'namco yourself? I‘ll
bet that woman'h husband has al-
reudy, seen a lawyer."
"What can a lawyer. do?" .l’red
shrugged his shoulders. But it. was
a. question and a; shrug given for
’Eveiyn’s benefit, not act-“11.0311198-
siog oi: feeling.
about the accident.
It 'sudd‘cnly occurred to aim to
ask her: “How'd yOu and out about
it-ln the paper?"
She nodded.
’}__§u9haee :3.th many or the
member. have amen to “be shy of»
answering inevtclephono genus of
”Pam ms. Jille,” sheen“! cold» ’ W ‘hv iufifi“ K A
13’. Before F'red answered she ro- l I ”bf AL ‘E
grettcd her clash with the: opera- The; weekly meeting of ti
- Nor-wait Ladies Aid was‘h‘
terday afternoon at the h
Biro. Fred Fillo
.
was ' worried
"Fred. why DIDN’T you-call andl
tell me about, this 'rlzrlrtinhu
thing? on, “why DIDN'T? you?”
“You, and they've W of Richards Ave.
got you in as an employs :32 a down
town den: company. As’lt'uzu were
a. soda clerk. Ana
ubgut your arrest. Oh. Fwd, ,what
Mil people say?"
.,,,‘,'To hell with what people nay.
it isn't any of their
Friends of. Hugo Rack! “‘1“
sorry to learn of ii
has confined him t
the past week'.
is illness:L which? child. should
o his home forlJree't
. "Oh, you mean that little accl-
"Little accident! This may cost
us a lot (it money! Devonian ironic 'I‘llo’ vveekly meetin
Norwalk Bible Class
be held Tuesday eve
‘horne at Mr. and Mrs. l“
son was postponed becauSc of
inclement weather.
Mother‘s You Can
Prevent Children
From Taking Cold
Next 'nmcrrhéy Come. in
“Snifi'ling”
Vapor Salvo
Over Throat md‘ Chest
3 of the “’ost
which “'18 to
"I. was copling ll’ome lain little or
tllcj-Don-t .2
ivfiiic. There‘s: no 1230‘ in getting
all excited about the 'acrndcnt. I'll
be home in n. liltie “‘hi-o—J'll be
“Well. 1'“ 39 out and
women and see how but“) .tlurt she
only paused. "I ought to so.
anyway, Inca I'm your wife.
would be the nicest thin; todo."
The telephone rang.
Evelyn was ill a sat—2 it, utter
wrciclleducsa \vitfi fifirry when her ~1-‘:cd an~
imbued entered the honor. “one , '
"is this Mr. Jule?" a nut: asked.
"I endeavored to get you at vour
ottiec. but I was unable to. and I
took the liberty or calling you at
your home. because it is .t 'nnuér oi”
prime importance to you Have you
engaged a lawyer to rcpr cent gou
in the aceidcnt case? I a ll—‘—"
":ro." Fred answered cool-1y. and
"Oil. Fred: what are we going to
"New. listen, Evelyn. there's no 1 at once 50: in
need or getting all worried about
it. It. was just a little rectum.
It'll all be settled in court tomor-
' were as 35;: .. ‘ .. _
. 3’ '
coupon below " on“ “‘1'.
Rub. This
“l'lut. Fred. she’ll want a lot of
we ought to have liability inourarlco (To be continued.)
and asked for a square deal. Mr.
Raymond per ted in addressing Mr.
Jennings as c airman of the board
of finance. Mr. Jennings insisted
that Raymond address the chair.
meoud answered that he would
question Jennings in homeopathic
doses. H. R. Sherwood created some
merriment when he surmised that
perhaps Mr. Jennings would prefer
allopathls doses. About this time
for the floor. After considerable use
)Inn to make Mr. Raymond, an
engthy discussion the motion was
wliovsnifleu. Horace Paint: and
orris Burr. \Viien the vote was
The question or ways and means
When: chairs come in been pl:
' wet», nomblueandhandslike
by law.,has passed. , you gee} gum mg they . : .
C O‘ w." i ii . ‘u‘¥
Statement of Harry R. Sherwood “any scum"
on the question of roads:
“.‘ls a. town our greatest problems
have already been the care and main-
tenaneo of our roads and bridges.
"The state has recently taken over
the Saugatuck bridge and in
assumed the care and maintenance
of the State street bridge in 1Vest-
in addition to this we have
gradually replacing
bridges with stone and concrete so
that. we now have comparatively few
bridges to cause us serious concern.
Our road problem still contronts us
however. and we are no further Id-
vaneed than we were 40 years ago
except that we
body but. do... the
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NEW BLOUSES
“NEW NECKWEAR .
And Newest Colors in
Morningside ”do. t m H
The expense of construction
01 the Post road was borne entirely
by the state .M‘aln street. lede
avenue and the Shore road have been
built by the state and paid (or by
the Slate and town in the proper-
Ono. money that we
have unuaiiy appropriated for dirt
roads we have seen blown or washed
away within a tow days or weeks‘at
most and u very small part o: the
thousands spent on "roads during (he
lost 40 years can no be considered
........_.-..._ was. . .
tion of 8 to 1.
"With all these tactrbctore us.
why not before wasting more thous-
ands on experiment. adopt a. road
Good roads can be built
and cent the town no more than is
being paid this year.
SILK 3081333?
The N. B. Ryan Co.
SOUTH .1" OR‘VALK.
For example
22 miles of
penetration pavement this will
hill roa’d towuton.
Xerill Main street to Weston and
Boston. Crosshighway.
road, North avenue. Hills Point road.
King and County streets from Nor-
wnlk. town line to corner at Myrtle°
.streeta. Hales
crossing road. Compo street to Shore
road. Sang-Muck avenue.
avenue. Maple avenue.
road to tlrcclls
flea and to Southport line middle
read—all for not exceeding 8400.000.
“This seems like a. lot or money
and it is. but how much don it cost?
Connecticut towns last year floated
bonds at 4 per cent.
mean an annual interest charge the
iimt year of $16,000. and decreasing
each year $500. by the retirement of
bonds costing the town 320
(all the llrst year, 336,000. .
'.‘1t‘ our appropriation for roads in
October 1933 is a. guide to the fu-
turc “‘0 would still have 83,000 for
thc repair or the remaining roa
the town and $5.000 would be cut-*-
Lonz Lots
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Ambler debates Shingles.
Barbu- Asphal_ : Shingles a: Rooting
Minamoto Asphalt Shingles and
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t Shingles 8: Ratings
And apply same at reasonable costs.
The Norwalk Roofing Co.
I 11 \"atei‘. Street.
r. S. LYON
JOB. PRINTING
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Well, you don't have to was.
der about What a De Feral
Radiophonc will do in your
Mme. Just tell us whenh
all, invite in a few friendgad
and with no obligation on your
part. we’ll give you 3 oh
concert on indoor loop in.
half the United States. WI
wouldn’t stay in business long
on this ofl'cr unless De Forest
Radiophones a?“ J}'5 made good
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50m Bi an mgr; new
iieient ‘to keep the remaining roads
in better condition than they are
“in considering this proposition
we. must not overlook the tact that
state funds for state '
coming to the town in time and
could be creditedron our debt or
go construction or additional
state aid. roads. -. .
“The penetration pavement re«
fez-red to— is the some moment as ~
used by the State on the Black Rock
turnpike. Bridgeport to Bethcl. and
' Gellebe’s
in. n.- I m M .
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QUALITY MERCHANDISE.
WOOL CEILING bUSTERS
wan- brush. fitted
with long-handle .......... 70c
aid roads would
81. 3 5—Wool
CARPET \“lIlJ'LRS
$5.25—Bissell's \l'ci‘ ’ .
mahogany flank. s
[or our purpose can be'lild by con-
t: to exceed 818.000 oer. MOP COMMON
31.25—Liquid Veneer“ oil mop and
7039 bottlofoil. 1......“ 210:2“:
m me 9018
to: Ever make. suitable
tireless cookers. . d-qt. size.
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tractors at no
Insane-do any.
two o'clock Fri-'
Fable! '
426‘}: Willow
The funeral or
lot will be held
or? afternoon frog
a worm
raised. by a bond issue to cover 'a Brookreyme‘texw.
Period of 20 years. . Mr. our-a plan‘ ' '
W8! 8409 . The math; then m.
loomed. Arte:- monument W
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