,
i
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ll.
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to
”All,
11
W 41nd Mrs. Daniel Russell of. Dr. and Mn. Frank 3. Hoyt of
{a (“you avenue were week-end
in XVatcrbury.
O
notary/St. John" and Mrs.
Smith of Taylor nvonue wrre
w. in Bridgeport. yesterday.
' o o 0
(”Auto luring; Tilly's.—-Adv.-
. g ' O O l
. Frank J. Ilaeltett 0! Bridgeport,
m been awarded the contract to
m a house no Connecticut rive-
I'ilu tor Mmerct Cinvin.
O O O
‘Wlu Frances “111;: of “'cstrmrt
venue has returned to her studies
I! the Norwulk High school otter
m confined to her home “int u
never. cold.
-Lehigh coal. linrris & Clans.
O O U
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary at the South
Nmalk ngiotte club ll"lll a meet-
fllg tut evening at the quarters on
River street. .
o o 0
Hr. Ind Mrs. \Viliinm MeNhen of
Spring Hill avenue coiclvrnted tiltir
. thirty-seventh wedilinc: anniversary
II their homo on St. l'utriek'u Dny.
’ U 9 O
—-‘Lnrgo pea coal. Iinrris &. Guns.
0 I O
is
John O'Neil «it lzelden avenue
enjoying it thrt-v uluv vacation from.
M,hll duties as lriler curiior with thr-
Norwulk paswilici‘. .loiiii Iyuii of
Lincoln overrun is substituting.
’ o o .-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Riley or
School street returned in their home
after spending the. \V‘W‘it‘llltl “ilh
relatives in Moutoluir, Ni w J: rat 3'.
. . .
-Buy Your V'icimia. on our Club
Plan—Ask ubout it at Donnelly'a.
. o o o .
Frfink Lauder, Jr., student nt
Talmuntvcrxliy, is Uniting his pur—
enls.;l\lr. and Mrs. l~’riini; LtiIi-lri
of Seymour strci‘t
O
meond Aiken of Silvormine
Ilubstitutlng for .lOFi‘Pll Loud: ri
zrurnl route .\'( vizi.
. O
l.
C O
-—Bcst coal. Harris .1: Guns.
’ O C O
Mr. And Mrs. A. Singtr and sun
'John, and Miss Chris-lino ltrgg i‘i
Dunbury. were \‘isilnrfl Sunday or
the ,home of Mr. fllitl Mrs. ti. 1:
Ji'redierick of Jt-rl'r‘rstm stront.
‘ C C 0
Thin weekly Girl El'filil. tirst am in;—
ture ‘ltt the RM! Cross lirndiiiiurirrq
has Ueen paslponed until next Sun—
HEY-
._.—..._._._...___‘
Many tables have been rrswwd
{or the curd party which is to he
glvcli tinder the auspices of the East
Nomalk Iml‘tl'OVtHllriit :isfiocirttiun
it ammuuily hull. Friday :iilti'.
noon" at 3:31" (fulm‘k. ’llm cn\l"rs
. and turd: Viili lie l'iiiniriiml l-y llinHt‘
reserving the table. 'i‘hv'rc “ill
eprlzeu for (‘.LL‘li lilllic :iiiti l'il‘rthiia
men!- will be sorud. llw-iy llltlll-
her or the association l'i temper-zit-
M 1m to make the pnrty (l. surveys. 'i‘l:r
affair is being arranged under lli'.
luporvislon of Mrs. l'lrntst llf'llOl'l‘l,
who~ds chziirmun oi the Cniiiiizitiie.
i The ’rocecds are to Ito um d to build
~.1|ow«1enro and grade lllt! drint’wui)’
around Commiiniiv lirill. li lin'i :-I~
so boon annminm-d tlisit tl.-~ lila‘tw'l i.—
tion.is planning: to “mid :in our:
Card party, April l". -
., O t ‘
Mlthew Gnlbo. 5L. 0: l‘oit i’niui
street has returned to his home attu-
amending the, \‘xuhk-i ill] in the 1:1:1 hi,
of his son. (‘llliliV‘l (i‘ljlul, n!‘ Long
Island i'ity iiii‘l .\i.li.i_'._‘ thrill. of
Brooklyn.
0 C .
Frederick Hodges or hurt stir-i
his rbccllmlj. contract to iiiuko t'\r
tenslve tlllt‘l'fllinns (in llll ’i'i tl l‘":l~
" deuce in lit-ll l‘iuud.
. O I
mm Elizabeth Stux'wu. lifts l' —
turned to llCl‘ home on l-J.i:»,: il\n‘l.lil,
from liladlson. where aim sprint, Hm
week-end as tho KHCN’ or iiiv-nils.
. D Q ,
. NH. and Mrs. Clii’l’urd lhilw-r
East" avenue lllnlfll'f‘d to New Yuri-.-
1-
0r
. city. Saturday. \Vl‘ll‘iu tin y “a. ll‘l' .1
one or the theatera.
o 0 0
In comicclion \\ith the roguldr
Lenten serViccn lit the ('hrist l‘lilll" ii.
Friday night. there will he an inim-
trated lecture on "ilow tin.- (“hurt-h
is Changing Condition in 111-: lll'tn‘ltir
of Aluakn." 'i‘lie servtcw will :‘lurt
at 7:45 o'clock. 'l‘licre “ill in: w r~
Vice! tor the ('hiidrwii in iin- :ntivr-
noon at 4 o'clock. ’l‘liv Milli-wt “ill
b. "Th0 llliifil‘im‘ (if ‘\lvl“‘-I\it.'. 'liiI
lecture will he illllhll'illt'tl I'y piv (-
um
i 0
T1" choir of the Chrisst tlll‘il'i'll
will hold reheursai on l~‘riduv night.
,i‘ollowing tho minim: t;“l'\"lC"Sl.
o u
31L Ind Bird. Illnriu‘rt .‘\niit_‘ri»'t1ii
(m Ivenuo attended .1. perform—
acre! "Rain" at tho Maximo lil-
‘flfl theater, NC)! York city. Sutur-
Mn"
It’s A Comfortable Feeling
It. helps a lot to know the
prescnts‘a nice little sum tucked away in a
K' We on it re
”Yin
:. security.
' f When'ihe pay envelo
I",
ll». !
‘ iSUlllh Norwalk.
in:
Pine Hill avenue attended the open-
at the Grand
mg of the Flower sho ‘
rk city. Mon-
Coiitml Palace. New
do}. 0 ‘i o
There will be a rehearsal or the.
nreliestra ot the East avenue Metho-
dist church zit the home of Paul
Humor. Gregory Boulevard. tonight
ill. ‘30 o’clock.
O
I . O O '
Edmund Prcece of Mavln beach
has taken a position with Samuel W.
lioyt. Jr.. engineers.
o i t
The East Norwnlk Library will be
open as usual on Friday afternoon.
O O
0
Tonight. is recreation night for the
women of the East avenue Metho-
Iiis‘t church. ”my will meet in the
u‘izm‘i'li at 1:30 o‘clock and .enJoy an
t wrung ”Howling. The Ladies' Aid
Frvcivly met this afternoon {or its
rv'gular inviting in the parlor of. the
church. '
. o o 0
There will 1:1- a meeting of the
“mm-n of the hdvcnt Christian
church. nt the church. tonight. All
tl~e won-vii o.‘ the church who are
in lllki‘ rot‘ in the money-raising
contvst :itu i-iged to attend this
iii-”rim;
o o 0 "~'
Itrirr'lrt “had of 31 Osborn
v.i:i l-o ruin-sis to the mem-
lwl‘n or tlzr “'0 ' n’a Guild of Christ
“lunch at llt‘l‘ (.nic. iomorrdw uf<
U'l‘llOL'li ii? i: u'cvrr k.
0 O 0
Irving llrndley of Van Zant street
llii“ recovered from his recent ill-
nvsas and i'vturnmi to his duties as
foreman with the Lounsbery-Muth-
c wson Company.
W
of ltownyton
ii is position
of
Bird
:l\"'llll :;
(hm-go lioitzniun.
:nvniin has risigiivd
\xiili tho‘J. and J. Cash. Inc,
l
,.
l'. X. Net-dies, or
li:i\’t‘. iii-on ontnr-
from Sheepsht'ud
Mr. and Mrs.
\lt~l{iiilr_\' nixmn
Liming l'll“ll-lf<l
i‘-:i3‘.
0
Friends of Mrs. Harry \Villicmis
mill hn sorry to luar that. she is ill
;it her home on McKinley street.
' O
William “'utson or llowniton are-
iim lius r-r-mvrvd from his recent
:iiimk of the grim”).
t fi 0
Mrs. \V. Pili'll)’. of Crockett street.
to Florida. where she
hi r iicine.
. O
The Good \V'ill Society 01 Rowuy-
imi was entertained by Mrs. Earl i'.
surniis at her home on Mciv’iulvy
more. The SOt'l"l_V is sewing for the
)lvllrmiwt liespiliil. of Brooklyn. lt
him his“ :iri'uiitzcd to do some work
the Soruulk dispensary.
O D .
.‘li‘S. (Seine Kui'. ot‘ . Crockett
>(l‘i‘v’-l’. will spend the neck-end in
New li.iwii us the guest of relatives.
O i 0
Mr. and Mrs. Sidn‘y Bell. of
('l‘tltfliill. street and Mrs. Earl 1'.
Fir-xv 1m, (if McKinley place. matured
in Staiiii'ord.‘ lust evening. where
it" \‘iililt'SN’Wl n pcri’uriiiulicc ill
nnr- iiio Hit"ill.L'lS.
II t
at
in»: llilthtl
\iiil lil.ll§tl
O
il‘
.V.
(if
l>'tui*v
i
l
l
’i\i.~: ill-lily iiit'l‘l‘lii of Mrs. Mur}
ill “ill in: sorry to ll('(ll‘ that
.-ii-.: is ill at her home on Iiowuyion
.l\t"ll’4“. .
O O .
final plans me being made for
ilui tlsinm; to be given at the llou‘iiy-
'17“ Home house. Suliiriluy night. it
is lfl‘lllfi: ghcn by Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
i.-'y illll of Crockett street. Alon-
ivrrgv Cl‘L'liCSlill uill turnish the mu-
‘ilC.
..
A gi.m tire on the {ayniond
worn-rt}: on llotoii menuc called out
inn l:owu_vtou hire iicpilrtinrnt,
Munduy morning. The blaze-was
quickly extinguished.
. . . t
The usuul mid-week prayer and
pruiso service or the Ilowuylou
M» liliivliHL church will he held ut the
LiiillLll tonight tit 7:34) o‘clock. .
O 0 O
C O
The Fifth ward republican cuti-
mm will be held tonight at. tho Row-
nylon liosc liousu zit 8:15 o'clock.
.\il electors or the word are request-
ui to be present.
The liver Ready chorus will hold
ll. l"'lir‘lll“.~'nl at the home of Mrs. Iru
ll. Ringinu, Mi-l-Tinley street. Friday
llllt'l‘lltflflj‘ilt 322:0 o'clock. 'i‘iir:
t'lllll'liH will rehearse the program
\Vlllt'll is to be given in connection
“llll the Funny Crosby memorial
ei-riieo is being held under the aus-
pices or'tlio liver Ready circle of
King's daughters of N‘orwuik have
lit'l‘il invitvd to attend. Mm. Orville
ltvr-tor. or Bridgeport. will be the
speltht‘r.
“t .
'iiiere will be no evening services
gs account, ready for the u
"er the sums added regular-1
pc stops for awhile
e pus-book gets by with the least ,difli
:it the ltAowayton Methodist church
Sunday. The usual services will be
t the pass-book with your
uoxpectedviieed. And the
, the greater the feeling
, tle min; with ‘
eulty.
.
;
Brief~~ and per... , is M...
.1791th on \Vi-st ll\"lllll‘.
.
held in the afternoon in confiction
with the Fanny Crosby memorial.
" C O C
The choir of the Rewayton Bap-
tistehurch will meet for rehearsal
Friday night. 2
DA RIEN l
Mr. and Mrs. \S'iilium Preston 01'
Norotou visited friends in Slmttord[
On Sunday. »
i
l
Mr. and Mr; Marcus Goodbody of
New York 5p nt Sunday in liorotpn.
o '- o
I .
,Ilbnuld Tyler 0: Brooklyn spent
the Wc~ send with his parents. Mm
and I\ . ‘ John Tyler of Noroton
Heights.
o o o * .
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Laundes of
the Post. Road. Dairien. entertained
Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer of Cos
Cob Sunday. " "
o o .
The Church Friendly Society of
St. Luke's Episcopal church, Nero-
ton. will hold armeeting this evening
in the parish house.“ ' -
i C o I
The members at 1116 Why Worry
club will be entertuined on Thursday“
cveninc at the home of Miss Mabel
Raymond of the l'ost' lloud, Marion.
3 A I
311‘. and MrF. Enrol-l B. Scribn‘
of \Vest avenue, Noroton Heights.
are the proud parents or a. bat-y boy.
U 0 I
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Milk of \Vll-
ton, visited with Mr, and Airs John
A, Fairbanks ot‘ (till King‘s Highway
on Sunday.
0 O
The \vervkly cottage meeting of the
Noroton Presbyterian church will be
held this owning at the residence or
Elf. and Mrs. Richard 'l‘ilibetis of
‘nirl‘ivld monnv», Nurntnn Heights.
he suhj-et “'lll be “The licign of
Solomon." '
o o o
The Missionary Association of the
Norman I‘rnsmt: riun.cliurch held a
iiirrting in thv «drop»! on Tuesday
afternoon. Mir»; i‘etrio) delivered an
inturt-stfiig lull»: on Persia.
t O O .
Miss Agnes Amend was a. recent
guest of Mrs. ll. (lriuslmy‘ recently.
3 O U
U. 1'3. Swtt has inusvd‘tiiv liziugerly
t O I
Mrs. Edmund Beardsley. who has
been in the lirmmr\'(‘ll hospital in
New York, has Ft‘llll‘ll'Vl to her homo.
O 0 O
Mrs. Sidney (1:1 rtrv‘li and two chil-
dren ol' liniiy :ixvnnv. ilnrivn. \‘isih
rd recently with llxfi‘. and Mrs. L. L).
Simil‘lir‘r of l-2;i;t Nornnik. V
O O .
Mr. ard Mir. l-‘runk llo Coureev
or Sivilcmtick nvi-nuv, Darion. enter.-
itlliil'll Mr. Mid Mrs. \Vizliis Simidu
of New liiu't-n rm‘cnlly. '
e o o
Mis. Mury Lliilnnilt o'.‘ Wllllt'
Plains. N. Y.. \i‘sitmi :it the lit}ill0 of
(lonrm- M, \', Sviiiii‘htiiig on Svdgm
Wick ii'w'lill“, 'l'lilil‘rtltiy.
O C I
Mrfi. John Tiiiii-riiilm \isitt‘il
horn?‘ of .\l r. illl'l .‘li’l".
ii: ilruuvl iiiur rt
t
at the
t‘hiirlt s Brown
‘t’i‘llll3'.
o o .-
1). J. lj'imoiicirt. \‘lim ri
undvr .‘l. \t"i‘_\‘ writ-m: upr-rntiundn the
S'di'il‘uril how-Val. Ins. l‘t'llll‘hi'd 10
his liniiu: on lirouiisi in .‘t\'t§llll4‘.
’ 3 .
t'v‘ntiy Went
0
Mrs. J. \V. Lovimrd of Mansfield
a mic. ix' rFt‘i"\'l‘llliE lrom an nttnck
o lvrvuv~iziii.~!.
H..- -_ ___- w_
WESTON i
'l‘hlrti'~.\:ix members were present
at the regular meeting of Norfielti
Grunge l-‘ridzty night. The business
Yllf‘l'lllig “in; foliouml by an inter-
esting pio‘.:iritii. The roll cull was
unseen-v1 by rvvilui of niiinsiiig r-x—
pcrient'ts or the nieuibvrs. The
surprise ftflllirf,‘ (‘t‘insistml of n. onc~
m-t play "'l'lm ’i‘u'n 'i‘uo Triijn."
i’:xrls"\wro when by llilu‘. Diidd
uud \\'. (7. ltiiclvy. .iit. (with: til»; :i
cliuriiiiiig: )ouiig lady. . I
U U 0
Ziiriulvcru of ”it" Eastern Staten
l";li"llt"i‘:l (“\t‘illlllull lil‘re :iro iiliionil-
inf: :i, ('iir.in:lvl oi‘ cruiii :it. the Situ-
Killllt‘li dr-imt. .
t. I
‘Mi-s. ivmiurnk ltiirriit is: ill wit
Krill. l‘r. 10.11021; 01‘ Norwalk is i
illiOlltlLlllCC. '
CAPITAIEVATCEES
MOVES OF SNELL'
IN TAX DEADLOC
,i’
g
Elli
it
1‘
ii
’. thut his name' be
24.
AY, MARCH 19.19
l
DONNELLYE” ;
SO. NOBWAIAK. .00NN.’
I
The supper and reception held
Saturday evening "in honor of. Sum-
uel Huddle was attended by about
50 people. The evening passed very
agreeably with cords, gamesdéhnd
dancing. .. ' ..
e 1.0 ‘
The Misses Katherine and Sara);
Treadwell of ,Bridgeport. ‘v’i’adtcr1
Treadwcll, George and ‘ngm ,. l-
dera. or ‘New York spent Sunday at
the Trendweli home. -
O 0 ~ ..
Miss Helen Sturgee and Miss Ed-
na. Morgan. of Norwalk. and Miss
Mary Kramer. at Stamford... were
over Sunday visitors ‘he home of
O 0
Oscar Budd. .
O ,9. 0
Mrs. Mulrinn \Vheeler,
Forge, is ill.
of the“
0
Miss Helen Budd gave. a St. Pat~
riek's Day to a. number of her
friends at liér home Saturday eve-
nlug. 'J‘lio decorations and refresh-
ments Wch in keeping with the day.
WILTO'N ~ 1
,. i
The Republican cuueus to be heldfi
tonight at the Town house at 5
o'clock is likely to a very harmoni-
ous gathering. Both 1actions hgve
hurried the hatchet and agreed on
the following ticket: delegates to the
Slillo convention, L. R. Ambler and
Miss Marl Cornstock; chairman of
the Itebubllcl‘n Town Committee, T.
’l‘. Merwln: vice chairman. Mrs. E.
(.5311. Schcnck. The chairman has
power to name the other member:
of the coimiiiuec. two from each
school district goes over. as now
seems practically certain.
o O U
The residents along the Sears Hill
Road were deprived, {.m- several
days last week of the sorriecs of the
rum! mail carrier, owing to the ini-
passnble condition of the highway.
_'l‘iic seicctmen are planning repairs
junt as soon as it‘s possible to begin
wcrk. a.
' FOR SPRING COAT
o o o . - . ' - ‘
Mrs. J. C. You llemiugon celebrnt- ' ‘
"(l her birthday Monday. She was
”in recipient or ilowurs gent by the
South “'iiton Ladies' Social club as
n token of their good wishes and
an appreciation of the value of her
wori: in the community.
0 o o
A "Box Social l‘urti" will be held
at tho pursoiiugcrpi the Bald Hill
Methodist church. Friday evening.
Each woman is requested to bring a ,_
lunch {or two. puclscd in a box and ,
with her curd iiisido. The boxes will
that be auctioned to the men. The
proceeds will be for the benefit of
the minister.
I
Mrs. Nichols
Adelaide. were
their summer
“refit.
PENSIONS FOR
3 RESIDENT SOF
THIS. COUNTY
Stamford M a it an (1
Sound B e a c h and
Bethel Women to Get
Government’Aid '
“'ASHINGTON. Blarch 19.-.—.'l'liree
residents or Falrtleld county will re.
ceivo government pensions or in-
crease. in their present pensions by
special Congressional act by the pro-
visions of the Omnibus pension bill
reported by the Senate committee on
Saturday. _ ~
llilis introduced by Congressman
Schuyler Merritt for the benefit of
Arthur 1:. Blakceleo at Stamford;
Mrs. Kate M. Henry. of Sound
Bench: and Mrs. Sarah B. Bevens,
at Bethel. were approved by the com-
mittee and included the Omibus bill.
which is expected to be passed by the
Senate also in h few weeks. Most
of the bills included in the Omni-
bus measuri are hills which passed
the House in the last session or the
last Congress and were favorably
.rported" by the Senate Chmmlltee on
Pensions, but failed of final passage
because of the jam: of buslunnmdur-
log the closing days or the ’Senate
session.
’ bill introduced by Congressmzfia
Pu rick B. O’Sulh'van-oI the Fifth
district for the benefit of Mn. Han:
nah E. Cahey bf 64 Plaza. avenue.
Wlaterbury. wan-else included in the
hi 1. ’ ..
Mi‘. Blakealee is the son at; Henry
ME. Blakleslee. late a. privat . Com.
party I.’ Connecticut Infantry;
Clvli'War.’ lie is unable to work.
on account.“ a ctfipled condition
resulting from scarlet fever, but 115.:
no claim for pension undef- the’gen-
era! law because he won over six-
twoyeau of. age whenJiis . mt
claim we. filed. It is reacting: 'aea
placed on the pen-1
sign rolls atr._tiie rule-of $20 per
. _ .. ‘ .
O
and her daughter.
recent. visitors to
home on llurlluiii
C
A very smart moment: for 3 rl
grace; is ictgred here’; It is 2.313
on o “ om- m c
trimmed with a lime browrggtlria
conform; to the i ht, slim ll ‘
that are the mode t in season t-
have been for name than mu.
been
Hungarian
Slovakia.
lest rm
battens Mummy
' fluturolOolor 1nd 14mm
‘ . fat Once _
, Common gut-den Insight-owed
.e'm. or tea- wnfi. in!» 7
coho; added. will tut"
qualified hair
8 or
he
month. WM K.
HUNGARY GETS T\V0 VILLAGES.
BUDAPEST. March 19.--The vii—
lagea or Somoskoe Ujialu. and Som-
oskoe. clothe- Czech frontier. have
formally handed over to the
authorities by Czecho-
Thcy wcré assigned 4. to
Hungary by the League of Nations
mom
: 04
and]!
luxurfiut.‘ Mixing!!!" flugofigia- ‘
““37 Wilton»
u that: Connor- was
. W flea illegally: that the Legislature in
COATS, SUITS AND
DRESSES
NEW SPRING LINE
’ Just Received.
L. GOLDEN
68 Washington Street
80. Norwalk
C
'1
H
l
l
r
secure the testimony of members or
the legislutivc committee which re-
man, who is now Connor‘s counsel.
decline this year.
of wet Weather which have been ex—
land for sow-3:»: .- ' H
been found 1:
ii.l~:n~jv.<l
souizig.
COllSQQUi :.: _\‘ ~'
the funnels ‘3 =
l‘i‘iil‘F.
ommendcd the action taken in sup-
ort of DcLaney's charge that “they
ctcd upon the plea of him, the Very
gang. ‘..
——“__
BRITISH CROP PROSPECTS
POOP.
LONDON. March 19.-—Grain crops
in Great Britain will Sll0“' a further
The‘ inn; spells
icriciic-ed nf'lule have caused st‘ri-
id’s delay in the preparation of the
BRIDGEPORT' .
POSTMASTER ..
' ‘FlGHT WARM:
Serious Charges Made;
Against Connors Be-;
fore Senate Commit:
tee—Denied '
WASHINGTON. March 19. _- ?
Charges that‘Arthur I“. Connor. czin— _
didate for the Bridgeport postmas-I
terslilp appointment. "induced.” Ilow- l
ard 1". Smith~ further Bridgeport 111x i‘
collector now under sentence at llh‘
Connecticut State Prison Mr esiibcz-
zlemcnt, “to give illegal credits on‘
the tax bills, thereby causingia lossf
to the city of Bridgeport of npproxi-é
mat-21y $250,000." were incorporated -
in a statement by President Georga‘f
M. Homes of the iridgcport‘ Bio-nih‘
[ucturers' association. I’l‘t‘slll
7 out \l'ii-
lis F. Hobbs of the Bi‘idgi‘zport llnrti- 1:
ware Manufacturing Corporation
and President M. Moody Downer of
the Lanesista Corset. Co. of Bridge-
port which laid borer-e the Senate
committee on postot‘ilccs and post
' Lmoleum ‘W eek
CHOOSE YOUR LINOLEUM T'WS
Vie offer a large assortment of patterns to choose ;
terns suitable for any room in your her. 3.
’ ALL LINOLEUM PU CHASED THIS was.
LAID FREE F CHARGE. -
A. J. COLLINS co.
t
o
70-7mm. MAIN or. so. NORWALK.
reads. a sul)—con‘imit.tce of which
began a. hearing o'nihu proposud
Connor appointment today.
The canto men charged l'ha‘tCo‘x-
nor. is taxcoynmii'sion‘erfot Bridge-‘
port. acted illegally ‘while doing the
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great damage of the city." Connor
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appointee as a. tax commissioner of
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