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“Our citizens ought to realize that
.we are living in a. progressive use.
and that Norwalk hflb progressed
'more in the last couple of years
than it did in the ten that preceed-
cd them." Thus spoke Mayor Robina
before the Board oi Trade at 8 meet-
ing recently.

Reviewing the pas
one tinda Unit: in Mayor Robins“
statement. Several important steps
:zomrd have been taken tor dd-
.. Vancemcm, bath in ‘civic and busin-
can matters.

During 1924 the Police Depart-
ment has made grout strides 20;.
.. wand. raced wiln unprecedented
‘1 problems. especmliy in the matter of
auto regulations, 1119;; have tackled
the protlem wnb couragr. A pro~
' » greasive attitude shown by those in
a charge 0: Police affairs has result.
I' ed in an laureate oi the force_ 0:
, four more milieu, and the East nor-
walk residenus have been given bct—
‘ ler police protection. An example 01
olflcicm \i .ltl-i was ill: prompt hand-
? ling of the ricent murder cfise on a
local oyster boat.
The tire d pal‘iz'itkt al::o
‘ 7 grown Will] the 10“ n. and the rmenl
. addition 01 six firmnen has enlarg-
Ped scope of the force. Several
large zlrua occurred during 1924. but
all were handled with creditable
. akill. and out one fatality “as re—
ported. The largest blaze of the year
'o—zhat 01 the old «5. .5. 1-; building.
put the fire fighters to a. eel/ere tent,
.and While the [OLGA damage border-
Med on Situtluu, it is to their credit
—t.b:it the blaze was prevented from
iv? spreading to other wooden buildings
‘1 41a cios~ proximity.

The Gounod has shown a. progress-
ive attitude, and throughout the
..- year have fostered many beneficial
5%. changes. Truly representing the poo-
flf—ple thnyiaie three times asked for
ironing in th eiace o! reiusale from
‘nme’ Board 0! Estimate and Taxation.
"':Another important step which has
’ yet to bear truit in their authorizing
*the Mayor to appom: a committee on
Charter Revision.

In School matters the Evening
Sentinel, in its survey, pointed out
roany shortcomings in facilities. The
= ard 0: Education has made all ei-
“‘torts to enlarge :he Sorwaik School
1"”syetem so that the growing popula-
' lion csn be handled and its present
{program has result-:d in the two new
V-Junior High Schools in Norwalk and
'rrEast Norwnik. as well u the new
' “A Broad River School.

Among civic bodies, the Kiwanis
T‘Club has done much good in solid-
v flying and Clarilying OpInICn on im—
. ' portant subjects by its mentinge. ad-
, ‘fudressed by speakers of not»). Such an

educational program has done much
"to foster cooperat've spirit among
' the merchants in Norwalk.
' The Board 0! Truie lia-
‘77'exampiary spirit in its recent ac-
tivities, and during the past few
months‘ has adopted a progressive
..progre.m that promises excellent re-
.2." suite. It's cine-1r cooperation with
1' the retail merchants has met an
T’enthusiastic reception.

In business matters, much has
"been aCCOmDIbhELI}. The year 1924
"Jaw the completion and‘ occupancy
. .0! a. factory of which the city can
be proud. that of (.‘rofut and Knapp
in East Norwalk. This marked the
' 'bis‘gest forward step in manufactur-
L‘ing here. The [one of the factory
“has steadily increased during the
your. and approximately 1000 per-
sons now {ind employment in this
modern manufactory. The business
”has grown steadily and the C 6:. K
«product has had larger sales than
Javel- before. .

The business and shopping sec~
bus. while feeling no boom. have
Jud no decided slump. and both up-
town and downtown have shown s.
progressive attitude. Washington
fittest wu widened during lint—s
‘énucb needed improvement. Uptown.
"like cooperation of the merchants re-
Juited in s better lightinx project
"fivhich gave Norwalk a "White Way."
‘ Banks have had a. prosperous year.
4&- shown by exu-a dividends. Each
bunk bu called attention to the in-
. numbers 0: persons who
Zhve learned mm: during 1924, the
showing more-
gounts anon; the working
«an ever before.
0111301“)le OF 1954
JANUARY
Edward Thoma: Albert). son 0!
pi: and can Alberta. 0% 12
on street. the first Nor—walk
-y mom in 1924. put in his lip-
' - at 12:15 am.
1—Arlhur wumm. Richu'd Abou-
" V Hurry Pardee and George
- all! of Barton. arrested :01-
1- 4.: mtg buildings. . 7,
'a—nuss Francis Marie Eulott
‘Wl Joeeph Pinbell wed.
firs. Delis A. Sanford. Nor-
Collie“ woman resident. at...
,5 at home, 49 Van Buren Avenue
1" m m o: 101 yea“. it monthl.
We Smith. Cu'l sou-m).
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{home or severe.) nomad donate
worth of valuables.
11-Norwalk filth Dramatic Club
gives "Daddy Lon: LOSS”
ii—Putrolman Jarvh 8. uni-ray
married in Extend: .to Miss Daily
Raymond.“ New Canaan.
lG—-—Mllllon dollar plant 02 C. a.
K. is {ox-many opened by Layer
llobms,‘Governor Templeton, and
Dudley Field Malone.
iii—Preliminary work begins on
widening of Washington St.
iii-Storm sweeps through Ner-
walk damaging light and telephone
wires.
17~Trolley {ares min raised to
three tokens tor a. quarter.
17—Evcnin; Sentinel inane! spe-
cial "Crotut & Knapp" number.
13—A. ll. Higgins 01 the P. U. C.
announces the cvnt tare will stay
on West Ave.
Lil—bamuci Roodner begins work
in New Main Street building.
ZZ—E‘redcrick .Keyser o! Putnam
Avenue will brazed 86th birthday.
ZS—P‘alrrield Avenue School site
votrd down by Council.
24~Seth Avery o: Ely
celebrates 84th Birthd‘y.
za—llelen Prenderxast voted
most popular girl at. HIE)! School.
Helen Wing most beautiful.
:5—Jamea Donneliy opens new
store in Weatporl.
L's—Harry E. Balcom. prominent
druggm. killed by so at his home.
L‘s—Fires destroy 8. L. Benedict's
sales room in Hayes Bldg" and Nor~

Avenue

walk Steam Laundry. Tout! loss
$20,000.
ZG—Cawline advances to :4

cents a gallon.

:si—Craduation exercises held
Junior High Schools.

31——Judge Candee elected head of
15’. Ward Republicans.

-Slwillu M. Bacardi”. Wire 0!-
Fire Chief Geo. W. Boxardus, dies
at her home.
FEBRUARY.
1—NorwaJlu Grand List totals
539.300.000.00. as against $90,300.-
(100 for 1928.

i—Vaeet Brothers open new cute
showrooms.

:——-:\.ilsa Rebecca 'I‘sylor. for over
nay years local! school tescher, dies
at her home.

4-~Ss~human Art printing plum
sold to James Tole and T. )1. Wat-
son of New York.

Joseph Linxweiier elected- com
msnder of South Not-walk Boat
Club.

4—-Capts.ln William Lyle dice “to
or tall in grocery more in New Hu-
ven.

6——-Olln S. Younsa. well
Elk. dies. '

6~Sleet storm strike- city, worst
in nine years.

6-Second District to issue bonds
lor $78,000.

7—Gel'trude Prensa: weds Bur-
net: 0. Weekes.

8~Rivhard K. Ireland elected
president 0! second district Repub-
lican Club.

9——Connecticut Light & Power
Co. opens new display room in Wall
Street.
d‘Q—Dolha Stone Pinned. librarian,

es. ‘

1i—Cali' Pasture bath-houses n.1-
moet destroyed by tire.

XII—Council votes to erect Nor-
walk Junior High in Eut Norvnlk.

Iii—Bridgeport police questioned
Harold Israel arrested here in re-
gard to murder or Father Dlthme
in Bridgeport.

13——Chlet of Police William R.
Pennington reports 246 arrests in
past six months. 60 being tor reck-
les. driving, 10 for theft. 7 for
burglary and 4 tor.ma.nslé.u,zhter.

17-01115. F. J. Moran heads Nor-
walk Council of Cubans Women.

it—Howu-d Tolles home xi Ann
Street (imaged by mm“.

20—Fivs inches of Intiw an dur-

in: the night.
weds Willilm

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zo—Roee Miss-inc
Datulo at St. Joseph's Church.

21—Grsnd Us: abstract shows
1316 u‘utos vnlued ct 81.160.000 in

’orwsk. $1.510!) worth of WI!
and 5,897 homes. .10

21 —- Norwalk Connmtlonu
Church members vote to build new
edifica at cost 0! “H.000. '

zi—WUIiun P. Tammany elected
p‘relldent 0: Norton Bu- Assoc“.
t on.

zs—Wlllism‘ R. Cabin elected
president of Elsie Association 0!
Letter Carriers. ‘ _

28 — Fourth Werd‘fiepnblienu
elect 1011!: A. Hills u mam.

:3 — Willi» C. Jeunp elected
$011th or the 80:ka Country

u .

23 -— Mei-y Lyons weds Andrew
Banal. '

26—60 members or Right School
classes get America-amen certifi—
68W.

lie—John Nos! gen 017.500 "Pr
dict against. Wickwire Co. tor lo.
0! toot. ’

L’s—Si: Duien tirebucs receive
jail sentences st Buds _ t.

29—250 members 2 fit. John’s
Lode. ruck. merry st Annual Bla-
qnet. .

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lr—Jlerried thirty M m
R. y mas tor divorce.

4-3»ka begins on m to new
public dock.

5-H. 3.. N. R. 3. B. promises
cureful, consideration to New C»
mu Ave. crowns-

4—Elbert W. Pitch elected pres!-
dent of the 8. N. Club.

Wine Ir. Kills. proud-at of
People’s Trust Co. «Mim- hi-
binhdaY. . _
e—wlnk begun on video!“ 0:.

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11—4. Wold elected Commodore
01 East Nor-walk Yacht Club.

Wham 1L Suiting. nuance:
of loos! Telephone 00. dies at his
West Ave. home. '

14 —— Herman block. mechanic.
severiy burned in 830.000 blues mt
.Berman & Mabel: garage.

11 — South 'Norwall: Boat Club
holds reception and thinner for See-
retuy William Mullen.

1.th shower given to 31i-
W L. Lemmas and Xi:- Ruth
Van Coeuverinx. ‘

all—Carlton Gould named man-
ager or low telephone company.

20 -'— shitty—nine Masai: Mason:
attend local initiation.

29p—Chu'les l". Williamson of
WW»G.O.P.central
John D. ”line in
town chairman. . _

21—8tore. of 1.. B. Cmmerl. Mrs.
GeorgeW.Storr&ndILAidoa.re
robbed during tfle night. ,

21—bit“ Katherine Jackson unm-
ed as student with highest schematic
honor: at Norwalk High.

23—munted by Jealousy George.
Weekes shoots his divorced wile at
her home on South‘Main Street.

L’s—wee Ethel Taggnrt weds

Bowayton M. E. Church.

ilk—Herman Block dies of burns
received at, Barman &. Steinbcrs'
garage.

36—30..” meeting protests against
erection of public garages in South
Osborn Ave. ,

fits—Rev. L. E. Fennel! named as
pastor of East Ave. Methodist
Church and Rev. C. 8. Gray maimed
pastor of Rowayton M. 5. Church.

Ell—Zoning in urged at meeting in
Beet Norwslk Community Hall.

L’s—Bertha 1V. Cowing weds “‘11-
liam J. McMullen. ,

27-ank -T. 14:11ch mils land.
and buildings on Perry Au. {or
826.000 to Ruth A. Hawthorne.

ZT—Eatate of Thomas 1. Raymond
is sold to Lewis and Harry Avrlck
tor 825.0013.

31—Jun-21 Goodwin announces he
will spend $20,000 to rc-modrl Ma.-
backemo Hotel Bldg.

31—Juk Ozleeble named as us-
sietant pastor for Norwalk M. E.
Church. ‘

31—01155 births during March}:
were girls and 23 boys. There were
15 marriages and 88 deaths.

APR”. -
l—Aneon Keeler resign: as com.
msnder of Battery C. _
l—ueutensnt Joseph. Brotherton.
ukee command 0: Icon] buttery and
arrests local man for not attending
drill.

z—Norwslk wnkr-s up to dig It-
self out of the biggest snowstorm or
the winter.

2——C. 8. Harris donned $250 tor
playgrounds.

Furs. usry Mulvoy. told“:
mother. is burned to death by bon-
are.

1—2. E. Invades. veteran oyster-
mn. dies at his home.

4—Mr. md Mrs. Dwight Bpsuldlnx
celebrate 50m wedding annivemry.

sc-Deflclt of 83000 places Charity
Bocrd under are at City Hall meet-

kfi'uldner'l. Juoby’s. Connecti-
cut Light & Power and French X!!-
linery Shop win prizes st Merchant‘-
Exhibit.

b—Unknm bandit clays Berber:
May. manger of Del-ten A. t. P.
store.

8-—City Council votes to no]: 65000
tor zoning.

Htudweil Piano Co. buy. Hor-
rls Vogei building on North Main
Street.

8~Ctty Council votes to meet:-
gate expenditure of Charities Dept.

12.3w. Victor 1"; Sculls] weds
Miss Adelina. Pilandino.

12—311.: Ruth Van Coeuverin‘
weds A. Raymond Militia.

li—John D. Milne elected prod.
dent of the Non-walk Club.

lk—Wllliun W. Austin. one or: the
oldest Mssons in Connecticut. die:
at his Silvermino home. Iced 95.

JO—Williarn H. Ode!) of Ens! Ave.
weds Pauline K. Veunino o: Wee-
hawken.

l5——Dr. Charles Bohsnnon sleet-
ed president at the Fall-field County
Fox Hunt. . ,

18-43. Campbell Whitehead den
clues intention of {enclosing “3.-
000 mos-mu on Boys! June. Ian.

zl—Two drown in mtomobiie u
[w goes over New Oman-Ave.
bridge.

SI—CFsrles Hoyt. president of me
Board or Trude. tom boom beau
when Zoning is “med.

ZG—Polioe seize 0180.000 W
in freight cars at Wilson? Point.

25—-Cbs.rity Bu! held .2 ch.
Nomlk Armory.

257-20. dud nu. Charles Cole-
mn of First was: eelebrste 23th
wedding monetary.

31—10. and Mn. Winfield 8.
6i?“ celebrste 50th wedding sn-
n .

3 --fiuth Elizabeth Buck weds
Dr. Henry wane. Han-on of Port»
lend. Ile- ‘ —-

al—ntonio J. mm wade La—
mettelulue. ,

iii—W. I. Ended. ‘0. Gm
W.‘diea It 8' not» I! m
Roman.

30—13mm the month 119 bulld-
tn: permits tor 8110.100. mutto-
tsl (or you- to due! 0159.105. ,

HA -

dies at " _. ' L.
.e—aaenooi word by m
at ham a «sun. on in.
crease «151.192. . '
7—Walter c. m, w a
principal of Centa- School.
74nd“ Walsh hits mm,”
Zealot lack an be ,Mvsl Rem, .
glen injunction. . . -
‘I—Junes n. m elected
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boost (or police.

lJ—lieelth Board asks for 3111!:
Inspector.

16~0vcr 1000 hear Spring Foul.
val of People's Chorue at Armory.

16—4“; Geo. E. Matthews re-
appointed head 0! local D. A. R.

Iii—“'lrelese used to ocean liners
in attempt to find Dimer Crosby.
mining Nor-walk high School boy.

ill—Exceeding figures at for
them. bids on new mboois tvrre.
Roger Ludlou‘. $1l8.358. Center

Junior High. $l03.935. Broad River.
HOJSO. ‘

Zl—KIJOI' Ve'ot‘s rcqu: st for pc—
lice salary raises.

23—45. 8. Red Cross takes up
search {or Elmer Crosby. mining
17 your old Norwnlk boy.

Sir—Norwnlk Veteran decome
graves at vrsr dud. .

:b—Msylah Barnum Smith weds
ancls sunley Johnson at Trinity
Church.

27—llsrold Israel. urn-nod here.
fined by Homer Cummings of shoot-
in: of Father Ddhmc. Bridgeport
priest.

Ill—Norwslk honors Wsr
with llemorisl Day service;

“3—me "H. Shaub dies in Kew
York nuptial.

JUNE

Menu-n! Fnlmeld Trust Co.
celebrates 100": birthday.

i—Mrs. Ellmbeth Box-nick. killed
by fragment-pt rock while blasting
openiiens were going on in Edse-
wood Street.

3—1: '1'. Bedtord oxen to double
any mount subscribed to:- Sax-set
home.

i—Mr. and hire. Edvard xenm
0! France Street celebrate 69th
wedding anniversary.

b—Two men in auto plunge on
New Canaan avenue bridge into Nor—
walk river. but escape.

5-0:. Robert llama Mullins or
East Rocks dies of pneumonia.

1—Julim Hoyt. 16 year old local
girl. weds Thomas P. Leamnn. 11am-
trom School student.

ll—Police and Firemen get 10
per cent raise alter Council discus-
don.

Ire—Re-Adt'ertlsed School bids for
new buildings show total out 0!
314.5“. '

xz—m killed on unread identi—
fied as inausst on Stephen Gunny.

u—Rev. and are. Henry W. Ls.-
w celebs-us em: wedding univer-
‘fl'. '

is—Chriuisn m celebrating
mu may. asy- thpperl are nil
ri‘ht. '

Js—W Bel-bow is W-
Cduthuasrobaultausatiouot
840.

16—80mm Iron Works eold to
Charles 8» Stanley at Cleveland.

17—Junu Plunkstt fined $700
sud given 70 dun, in 1st! on liquor
churn by Judto'Csadee. p

18-4-83.“ graduating class
known at Norwuk High has 111
whom receiving diploma

“deity nonounces it will widen
New Census avenue bridge.

W, a: Bosrd c! We
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31—”. and Mrs. Andrew Grou-
m celebrate 05 years at gnu-tied
Ills. - '
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cam Dish—iatwflndd. .

a—m doe. $1.500 dun-so to
Walnut School; I»? ;

”—331“: tax rate in him!

with tan! 119me at 81.03»
006.25 so again“ $180,638.” Jar

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,yeu- lease on old Town Rouse.

. z—lnjunction agninat Gib Taxing
Dist. brought by Joel Brush and
Ellen Brown.

3—Mf. 1nd Mrs. Frail: Evec 'p!

Slur: avenue celebrste 25th wed-
ding anniversary.
7~Temporary injunction stops

min; of ts: in Sixth District.
7—}.‘x-l’ostmuter Elbert She:-
mui Adams dies at his home.
7—L‘xtimate Board cuts nearly
two mills {rum Filth Diet. Tu.
8—Judse John Walsh uh; (or
more police protection for But No:-
walk.

s—Gocrge “’oodwerd elected
President or the billions! Bent of
Somalia.

xii—Snidicate at Somali; mcn
buys Judah Island.

1:-Mlsa KAI-y Well“ he-
comes bride of Eugene Wrilbt e!
Flushing. L. I.

15.~Jassis F. O'Connor. principal
of Concord School, dies in Dubury
Hospitd. .

li.—-—Ccpuln Anson F'. Keeler pre-
seated mtb sword by members of
Battery “C"-

iG.-—Norwalu three playgrounds
are opcned.

17—51mm deposits here about
$2,000,000 increase during put
your.

1 7.—-—Kntbleen And raw: weds

Ralph yortcr auntinston.

Mir-Fruit T. Hutcnens buy. Ry-
der Mill.

21.-—0ver 2.0000 kiddie!
Sentmel party at Eaton.

24—Auto drivers oomphln
Wen. Awnue Road.

:s—Mr. and Mrs. George 11. Tim-
mons celebrnte 35th Wedding Anni-
vomit-y.

Zia—Frank Tobey of Chnpel Street
die: in auto truck

29~lna i-‘nncu Bates is drawn-
ed in Wm hole" at cut Pasture
beach.

l1-—-Elmer Crosby. it you old
boy. son of Dr. and firs. Franci- D.
Crosby, missing (or nun: months.
writes iron: Avonxnouth. England.

AUGUST.

z—Norwalk Tire works goes back
three shifts.

5—Hundrodl wntcb blaze that
does damage to old storehouse oi
Norwalk Coal rnd Supply Co. .

d—Davie - Pope but firm. of Bel~
den Avenue. goes into receiver's
nude.

6—LeGrand Jackson. 09. dies st
his home. .

lt—ulsa Alberta Gamecock weds
Dr. William H. McLuhan.

12—00mm: Council fails to up.
point new Policemen at meeting.

18~Elmr Crosby return- tron
European trip to ptrentl here.

18--Cs.pts.in Joseph Lockhnrt and
Sgt. Joseph Hem win pieces on
State Rifle team.

ctr—Allen Puke: Belt wads Gild-
ys M. Berry 0: Dsnbury.

:i—Mrs. Helena. Hill Weed quits
Coolidge party (or LaFollette.

37-—Flames do 34.000 W to
Twin City’Valet tailor shop.

' 20.31317 Team weds Andrew
Chad; at St. Joseph’s church.
80~Privats Charles H. Brown diet
in comp at Fort Ennis with Nstion-
s1 Gnu-d-

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SEPTEMBER

14-min Guard John Smith saves
girl u 0th Pasture.

l—ubor du auto tame is hoov-
M “We ' _

8—31.17 E. Stevens weds John '1'.
usher. ' . w,

Matinee Dsnbury line in to
be m by electricity.

Supt. Buchanan u-Schools opeu.’
e—navu-d )1. Guns result!!! 19-
.polnted and sworn in a member 0!
Council.

_ Iii-Norwnlk has coldest Septen»
her night in years with temperature
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publicsn Convention.
10~New Haven Dairy Co. buys
Krusch punt in Knight St.
20-31:. sud Mrs. Richard Dunn
celebrate 252:: wedding anniversary.
23—min of 393.500 due on do
for last year's unpaid taxes. Total
,0! taxes in arrears is 8249.4“.57.
fl—Robert Taylor and Robert
Master. bath of Sew York. taken to
hospital here after auto crashes on

_ Poet road.

2i—Mlss Elizabeth Osborne Doug-
iu weds Victor \K‘aierbury of Da-
rien.

15-3". Dells. Chamberlain. 89.
seriously hurt when struck by truck.

:7—Announoo 8.30.000 addition to
building or South Norwalk Trust Co.

z7—-Ca.ptntn Joseph L .Brothcrton
announces resign-Mon from National
Curd.

ed with informal tea.

:k—Ruidence of Eugene Hinekle
at Green Farms robbed of 84.000.

JO—Gnle at 65 mile nit damages
shipping and homes here.

OCTOBER

l—Guoline warfare here cuts gas
prices to 14 cent;

2—Otto Barthol, 79 your old hat
mnumcturer, dies at his IIOl‘l‘J".

w. alarm or Dal-lea, la kiiled by
truck oppoaile her home.
7—Cornellus Pumalee dies at the
wheel of his auto of apoplexy.
7 -— Seventh tire break: out at

, Havilnnd Street house.

S—Edwnrd Merrill of France
Street. used 91, passes away at his
home.

fi-Maricn Adelaide Buckingham
weds John F. Kane 0! b‘ltchburc.
Mass.

9 —— Mrs. Lens Frank knocked
senseless by 3.qu near end of Wit-ml.
punk trolley line.

ill—Olive Jackson weds
A. Hodge.

JS—thlp Knew gets fwrmi‘. to
build 320.009 residence in Pine Hill
Avenue. '

lb—Enrly risers get glimpse 0!

Edward

ZR: n Che passes over this city
at 5:50.
ls—Churles Lynch. 71‘. Prmldent of

Norwelk list Finishers union. dios
It his home.

17—0.. warftro brings 13 cent
gasoline here. ‘

t! —- Mayor Robins appoints six
men to the Fire Department.

”—8.2an W. German reelect-
ed head of Norwslk Fish end Game
.Au'n.

lf—People's Chorus nod Non-walk
Church Orchatrs (ire splendid con-
cert. ..

li—Emeot Echmldt of Bridgeport.
die: in Nmux hospital utter be-
ing struck by trolley.

20—Nevr voters made oere total
1.41:.

20 —— Hospital hero fails to pan
mt‘o: American College of. Euro
teens.

:0 -- Edu May Bradbury Wed:
6mm Gui-ham Rowen.

:2—Mnrgaret Pagan is mun-led to
Lorenzo Joseph Adonis. Jr.

:z—Krem Co.. buys Washington
Street building tron: layer Jason.

:G—Cirl'e scrum huts burglar a:
the home 0! Frank 5. sterrill.

”—3"; Julia Hoyt weds daugh-
ter‘s mhcr-in-lnw. Thomas Lua-
mn. Br

"5.000 denim to old C. & K. t
tot-y cud Harris and Guns sheds.

3.30;"! of ma. members en-
thuse over zoning.

NOVEMBER .
1—Year. trsflic "cord: broken
so out pus through tor Yale “my
game.

4—Norwsik :oe- two :0 one Be-
publioan in G. U. r. me». All Be-
publican nominees sleeved.

7—Klwuiis Club won't: Norwtlk to
b. soned.

T—M'Emlly Bee: 0! New York
killed coins to Fire in Connecticut
Ave.

l-Enoch Hoyt. carpenter. badly
hurt in 80 foot tall.

8-i:u.rry Beers. Normlk youth.
killed in auto crash at Cross River.

11—misuce day observed here
in schools. national Guud unite
nttend Word parade.

. 11—801mm Board wants 8800.000
lap-City Council avers mint
phn. sud asks for appropriation.

13—3111. Mary H. Evie. end Gen-
srni Russel ig‘rost married here. and
lave tor wedding trip in Europe.

144ml.» 15. Hoyt submits pun
tor 8500.000 bond issue tor Norwalk
road building proxrun.

H—Merclunt's Committee of the
Ben-d or Trade bu sntbudsstic
meeting.

”—le” Minn. John '1‘. Dwyer
sud John Keogh term 8100.000 o-
nnpcs corporation.

12-41mm drops to. 16 above
here in cold snap.

10—day” pushes button. and
Norwuk has "Whlte Why"

18—min and Mrs. Ssmuel W.
Stoddard celebrate 60th wedding an-
nlvsrsery.

214m“ Voebumh mac.- he
will retire gt end at present mu.
20-—Lsroy Adams. 70. dies n: his
home on Taylor Avenue.
2240M Bolowskl killed on O”-
ter boat by John Cemen-
zip-wee Mary lune weds mor-
ney John J. mu.

_ Ii—Fhmes tut Cove Avenue home
to:- 8i.o.000 dunno.

86—301. Helen Kaela. n. of
Elizabeth Street. may killed ”I
trolley in Rolland Avenue.
fl—mcmLSLJohnhuby
am in Well. Avenue taken-to hose

38—min deltrm Brown; and
mummonmau
2,0—m89bmWaydu-ntw
homelaantAvsnne.

pm

December 1—1137”. Pam
and Wells Marxism to‘etop who

here.
1‘—-Rev..0. B. lbmpkias all- so»
in; ma! our new needs.
3—130er of m turns down

Henderson says that he
favors zoning, but wants city maps

i—Boodner pho- ereeflon of no-
dsrn 'oflocfimfidln: in WM

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' “PROSPERITY FOR CITY IN 1925,”

27—Hour Shorehnven club is open-

: other town in Fairlicld County. and,
l the
3-Dafris. daughter of Rev. Jobnfi 3“" as great a
31:13 to make 1?.

‘ln Nor-walk looks forward to

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PREDICTION OF BUSINESS M l '
[ndi ' " V-“- . . 5';
twill grilliiiiiifsi. 153.2333;

And in Business—What Leading Men .

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\Vhat has 1923 in store for :icr- 7‘-
“all-L? '

In basing a fox-crust, considera»; 15-;
tlon must Lu.- taken of every phase oi ‘ .
civic and. social conditions. Men' _ -
who are epectailsts in the varied in- 3 . -
tort-sis of the city have been conflflt» l - -
(d. and the answer is—Pmsperfly? I

The citizens of Norwaik Ilf'v' by;
coming awakeJo the poasibllinoe oi ,
the city. They are realizing the ad»
vnntngea of Norwall: a5 a Hnsimss
and residential community, and an“; . . m . .
showing that they are \uliinz lolpm A... I". .. f '
work for its advancement. [in nature.) . “Mb: 1' 1'0" w;

assets are as great as those in or} . .1 r”... A r ' "

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As to its prosperity. every ham»:

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The return or all industries to a, lull Al.‘ 3 '
time schedule in March or April i: I a it...
foreseen by Raymond A. Betta. song '
rotary of the Central l‘alrzirld
Trust Co.. together with slight m-f
crews in prices. nnd a. resulted".
benefit to retailers by improved ocn- ‘
ditione. “The general outlook is
bright one.” he pays.

The Outlook

"“‘e are looking forward to a rut! ,
prosperous your for nidnut‘acizmrs.
merchants and business men gfi‘li‘r-_
ally." is the opinion of Senna-.1:
Curtis. Secretary and Treasure:- 0:
the Fnirtield County Savings R: 1‘4.
Ameing closely with the {o
.0! Rcymond Butts is that of I.
(lager, cashier of the Nixie! ' .
o! Nor-walk. who eats adduzl acmz‘: if.
in the sprint. "\\'c real I
business men and llim‘:ha.n's_ \wt‘
feel a. {avorablt reaction in buszws:
affairs early in the spring.“ 21-:

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er: and economists predict a PFOS- .“1Il Mm: 1;. s 7
”To” m1“ yeaf' Georg: 3; {one tLIFf I V" L f A 77
Woodward. Secretary and Tr-ras‘lrv ! 1'7“"? ’3'vlfil'f’ l a.“ . ', ._
o: the South sol—walk Saving: Bank?“ 13 O‘u‘r (:13 531' ..-.:-
nys: “Then is no reason “by 5”. 5 City Mub-
walk should not away in; .hare_” I "I p‘erroralti. rm. 1:: (am. ..
Prosperity and rising priccs .5 Commission furry (if g;
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dent o! Crotut .. mama. "We h-fo,
I. wonderful plant here." he saa’lfi'»
"and it bu been all that we amm- ‘
psted. “’e seem to have given 563- 1
end sstlsfnction to our customx':
and our employers.

"1 tame a coming ‘I‘.C!‘C3$€
price of raw materials. but
should bring us a share or the g» r. .
nl prosperity which Kai-walk
serves. This year has been or" a:
contradictory moods. and all of in?
who have survived the shocks W‘th-il
out loss may indulge in a feeling of ‘»
sutisfaction and find a. new emine-
Ial'i'n over the prospect with phi-“l1

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we are confronted for 1929. .

Ina-o... wed Business .

In spite of the unsettled iluslm‘x‘;
character 0! the past year, IiOM't-Vflf I ‘
Crorut & kna' pp have nude an 2.1-:
crease of approximately en per CPTJ ' v» . « » ‘
in their business «luring 1921, and!
have added an addition of 3;" per:
cent to their working force. The
speak: well (or the progress in
under more {nvornble circumst' : -

From financial to retail mercl .
dining matters is a short step as 1?;
two ere hinged clozcly togetnrr. Thc 3
Board of Trade members an en- l “a”;
thusinstic over the prospects m the
coming year. "We are nlorc uwake_
tho never to the possibi'ltics of co-
operntlve effort. may: Ben ‘«'~'~ r.
hold of the Merchant’s CL".
of'lhe Bloard. "\‘i'e have to (km 1'!
the time is past when we she d put iéy'“ "4
our efforts toward, not 1121- sl'dmr o: ‘ '
inorclnlmise. but the soaking of a
competitor”: guns. We have found
that hit interests are our interests.
sud you will see us progress in 11.25
beam of our new attitude. We
hone. in 1925. to get new street lzght-
in: in the downtown nhoppin: dis-
tricts. In such ways as this can we
help ourselves by helping each other.
Another important matter. 1 do not
suit think this-I know—that prices
here on general merchandi-c ale
lower than in neighboring towns. in
my own psrticulsr business, 1 know
that the some goods sell in Norwalk
(or perhaps a dollar less than in
mtord. Other retail merchant:
know that the same is irt‘ iv; their
Welles “'hen the people of Nor-
walk realize this. they will deal lo-
cally in greater volume."

teased prosperity is {crocheted
by Chulee E. Hoyt. President of the
Nomi): Board of Trade.

“1 look for a. gentle increase of
businees. I do not think 1935 will
give us any mun; developments.
but there will be water prosperity.
I base my views on a. careful study
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lé—li‘redi L0. -.
his resignatio: a: ..
IDS Committee

23~Flrst (5
occur: when Cairn:
passes away.

3‘-—-Soulh NCrna
EEK huge cur.

34—596mm den:
18 reported «lien
Theodore Stabcil diff.

3{-—E. T. Bedfc d,
131 a gift of unit tor
ment.

20—2300 klddlv
movie party.

7—‘1‘vm masked men, rob home
and beat Mrs. Mary Jennings. who
battles intruders.

3—1111. Anthony Tomcy. goes to
Norwalk hospital. After being struck
by nummoblle in West Avenue.

0—1.0“! police on the hunt for
liquor am. unloeded at Wilson's
Point.

0——Common Council votes to ask
Board of Mute for zonu'tund
{or the third time.

0% authorities Mayor to
appoint committee on city charter
revision.

li—Edwud J. Quinlsn elected
pen-idem oi the Norwnlk Kiwanis

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IPPMNB'I Chonrl present m- mont pace. humid by 31:23 N . ,
def. Menu}!- avenue. as she leave ... ‘ ,
7 18~Simon Campers, brother of church. F .9
Lunar header. m! tribute to 8113- 2‘-Jamos S. Magnur; 3;; h .
“cl at 1‘“ death. walk resident dies .11 B"W~S*l ‘
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34 —- Hundreds of k
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35—Januie Gurney. H.
"Ito Crash with‘ freight
Catherine street" grade or

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action in mint.

10—333mm min sweep city

and five Bun-a writer at 1.-

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