, (run EVENING snurmemsourn NORWALK, CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1926.
Councilnian” Tells,
“ "l ‘i‘luinel Problems
NORWALK
Soderstrom.
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Wear 0.
East
9 Kermit: correspondent. tel.. Seu-
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donnellman «Towors 13‘. Hamilton
mirrored the rumble ot pretest con-
00‘ in: the needed tunnels for side—
"on East avenue that puss un-
do fifths railroad bridge yesterday by
. ‘ting out to ‘a. representative at:
.1th entinel that such tunneln would i it
he trvuwmlouuly
rolled
(slot-o tho
time no impossible.
no that the one
could he
would moon
round of tho cit)‘
onpmmlvo.
that ‘it mu: eatlmutovi ouch
tunnel would cost 360.000.
Mr. iinmlltou oxproarmd ourprlno
ut the lilimt. Norwuikoru
promise; ot the
oottuoil and mayor to build it. tuuuol
uhould l)\\ at! noon forgotten. The pru-
jovt huu boon tinder uouaidot'utitm hy
ottlrinle at number of tituun. it. is ro-
ported. hut inn: been told over ouch
Ito ro-
t‘mmlruothw the needed oponiuu‘
\vulk now in
erntxhlouotl
housing mount! the bridge uhotinont
touring out the uhul~
nwnt. '1‘th in tho property or
railroad. whivh would naturally lw
compelled to do the work upon llilr
government.
luniltun ntutou. however. thut
lltlu
illstt'utl of
tho
Mr.
the
city would ho
would not roouil tho wruentuu‘o.
'l‘ho Lilly of Norwulk. the colonel
thinuo more. it in doubtful
ntiuu now rooolwm itselt’_
\vutohi'ul wuiiing' by those intorontoi
tho nvonuo no lllllt‘ll
tho huntit'nii.
M
.\ll vhurohon of Root Norwnlk
unravel/133nm“
I , noosn'tio‘A'rs
; BAIn BOBEB
‘ murmur) cons
5‘ Mon moneys
‘Bovs' swarms
/
NPRWALK ,
, ‘SHOP‘EARLY .~ ‘
' rlstmas Gift
iuggestl’ons
FANCY nosmnv‘ ’ '
HATS AND one
PAJAMAS nor. to be given by the choir under
LUGGAGE ” tho dirwtlion ot’ Mr, Cable.
HANDKEROKIEFS {irrmoghvvill known soloists will he
ggfgrgEAR 'J‘l‘lo Atlvnitt Christian church will
BOYS’ SHIRTS
BOYS ' UNION SUITS
TIM ’S CAPS
ogers e Stevens
TWO STORES ' a
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SO. N ORWALK
“STORE OPEN EVICP'INGS
(
item To APPRECIATE ‘
A Wrist watch is a long, remembered
gift, one that will last for years.
'i
, : FRANK LAUDER
.‘JEWELER
westp'm: :
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’ AUSTIN’Sr
47 Railroidhv‘onev immense ?-
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‘We have a fine selection of I Amelie-an
make and imported“ watches.
So. N orwalk I
program. either by npoclul progrlim
or through mention in tho tit‘l‘llmlla
ot‘ the [liltil01"t5. i'robubly two of
the most nttruciivo services of the
day will be timed" ut‘ the Swedish
Uonnroimtionnl and Janet. Avenue
Motlu‘nllnt l-Iplm-opul churches.
Al tho Swodlhh church the annual
rnndh» linht not-vice will alert. at i)
o'rlorln No lights; but candles will
ln' nut-ll and the church will be dec-
ornlml. A program on Yuletide mu~
tilt' will ho givmt.
Thu Methodist church will have u
cuntutu. "l‘unco on Earth" by Hoy—
A num-
hnvo music and (Ihrtstmus carols by
tho uheir and by a double quartet. of
its members. The quartet may n03:-
oihly aim; at hotlr morning and ovo-
nlni; gatherings. The Christ Episco-
pal church, ,which will have u, (l
o'rlork sorrlro Christmas morning
and n. pogount the tiny following will
have no special observance beyond
rota-rum to the season in the Rev.
ltoht-rt. ll, ii. Footo'e sermons and
tho singing of corals by the choir.
A meeting scheduled for the
Swedish ti‘lllll‘t‘ll Ladleu’ Aid society.
\\r’mtnv.~sdny. was postponed until
im-omlmr‘ when the members
will serve o. lunch for their children
and giro them a holiday party. inter
gin tho ottvrnoon holding their own
“mono! meeting with the election of
voi'W‘ :rs.
llii.
The Salvation Army will tnke up
u oolhctimi ut the Advent Christian
itdmrt‘it tomorrow night. The Collec-
flion is cullod the "retiring offering"
and in to be taken no the congrega-
tion tiles; out of the church. Dr.
Frederick L. i‘ipvr will talk tomorr-
row on sning on: "Bethleho'm‘u
Darker Background."
Saturday at 2 o‘clock the St. Ag-
nos guild of Chrlnt church is open.
tin; n coke nrt i'ood sale at Fey's
You. Zdut street market.
Ariel ninsworth.‘ student at Au-
rora. college, Aurora. lli.. is expected
home today to spend the holidays
with hie parents. Mr. 11nd Mrs. Ar
thur Aln'aworth. .51 Cove avenue. .
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Donald Rtiddlnmn. who to a fresh-
man at St. Lawrence university, is
expected home today for the Christ‘-
mas holidays. "Sanity." with u tot.
low Classmate who will spend the
obliged to my illu
izll‘ilt‘nt. proportion of the t‘tlsl. lie
it‘ the
lnonvy for lunuoin under the bridge
will he uvniluhlo for yours. The allu-
into'
to NH: If the rnilroud will construct
nuolhvr \vnlk under the bridge like
that niromly lountod on lilo wont hide
or tho nvonur. ’l‘ho‘ hitter Jute out on
that it. truok
tryinn‘ to puma n tgolloy thorn Illlil.
munuwr knocked out several burn on
ntnrl tomorrow on their Christmas
‘Sitlll‘lford, one acre at Noroton Bay.
will bo'gtven by the Triangle club
or the Methodist church Thursday
renew with Don,‘ lott Thursday. to
”bum" the way home.
Don is ,n‘ popular graduate or N.
l H. 8.. clues ot‘ '20 nnd has nuulo n
who tlu- tit'tfiili'tl when the plun woe lust oou- splendid record no for lllt Bi. Low-
oeunuon olden-mt. mounting to the oonuollnrnn rouco. lie in ploiizod to l‘hota lletn
from l‘iuut Norwulit. llUUtItzl other 1"ifl'utornitlh v
Miro Hooter IIlLVOllH. 1303 Hunt
nvonuv. is spending the work-end in
New Iiuvon.
l
Frederick li‘roy. Strawberry Hill
around. is nearing complete recovery
from hln rooont oporutlon at the
Nerwulk honpilnl and in uhlo to be
out ot‘ doom for n. tow hourn each
day.
Lester l‘toosn, Liberty square, has
returned from Florida.
Bell Xv; Curve
. , Being Widened
II I ti Ii “'2‘ Y HITI’IQIIINTIGNDENT
ACTS l1 VON COMPLAINT 0F
NUIHYI‘DN lllrlsllllfiNTS -- REAL
It) ST A 'l‘ 1')
TOWN NOW.
DARIEN
Landau IIt‘l‘l‘lck. Darlrn, eer-
rcapondont, tel. Sentinel Ollive.
Norwalk 0'4. ‘
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Tho reintoet of residents on Bell
nuxuno in Noroton that tho sharp
curve in the road near the rrsidcnce
of Edward Dclnt’ield he widow-d. hu
lit-on grithd by Superintendent of
llighwuyo. Charles 1‘. ltumpr. Men
worn ul work yesterday and today
ntrnin-htoning the bond.
thtrn um frequently parked direct.
iv on the curve. When this is the
ruin; tho rend is lit) narrow llltli, two
ours run not puss. A serious iit't‘lden',
occurred (ll. this point early in the
nuunnr-r bromine ’ol.l ,this rendition
and it was this which prompu t1 the
residents to take notion.
itonlty sales in Darion are exceed.
lngly brisk for the limo of your and
brokers uro nurprinotil at the slight
drowning in huntnoss from tho sum.
mrr months. fl‘rnnsi‘oro' the pins: few
days have helm recorded as follows
in, the office of the town clerk: No.
roton Slinl‘t‘fl inn. Durien, to W. H. y
Arthur. Stamford. one here at Nero-
ton tiny; ldn l\ln_v Luster. Durirn. to
Frank and Katheryn llovenn. Hum.
lord. two nerve on i‘lircn road; Nero-
ton Shores inc. to W. H. Atthur.
The play. "'l‘o Santa's hand with
the Dream Mun" will be given by
the Congregationnl church school
Christmas night’ot 7 o'clock. 'I‘h-v. en-
tovluintnent. \vhirh‘ will last about an
hour. has been made purpoaeiy short
{or the children's suite.
The high school magazine auti-
ecrlntion campaign has been com~
pieted. A total 01332 subscriptions
were‘dlu‘posod of with a not profit or
$175.80. and school author-tile: are
well pleased with the results.
An old i’nahloued costume party
tsAlllCS BIIISK IN
Emdwiit industries
Showing Fine Results
usrrulnoos to brim; in on income to
pay thono needy people.
BY GEORGE (I‘. dlAlllilS
Business Monugor .
An old man all crippled up. on
old woman badly ('l‘lpplod and n
hoot of other unfortunate rolk don't.
want to become u charge to charity
or be: a. living. they wont u chance
to earn their livelihood. They are
at the "Goodwill" working and ovrry
Ill
thing you have no further use for.
We devise the Why to give work
with it by putting it into further
grndrs oi‘ pnper and magazines. two
oi‘
ing into bundles for disposition.
month's work ouch. olvnnlnn. rt-pulr-
month's work each for two different
people through the solo or it.
Through the 5qu or dill’ormt
three people were given a full
onth'o work, each. sorting and ty-
li‘ive dil‘rorrnt, had
people it full
From the old. puns, ,disltoa, jars.
bottles ulnl iln' liitii; admin r in won
\vun giro“ n lull umlltiw null. Mirt-
tin; and
'l'hrouim
thin \\-‘tii odd.- 1iilt.li|l4‘.
to prnprt'iy pul into twin] hilltpt‘ by
i'rpuit'imz‘.
nhoon‘
inst. mouth l: mu. 1‘. will
one mun in turn u lull month‘s live.
liliootl, sorting illl‘l liltililli‘. thr slim-:4
Iiltly ihrw rim ‘
putting tin in mm ”pi,
tllt' hilly: nl' lurid“:
i
‘i‘nnn you to thin "litilisv ot‘ (Ii‘i-vl
\xill" i'ui' Fulrllwlil t‘tlillll)'.
'i‘liv llillit‘i'i-tlh ul'i‘vrmi for v.;.
llli‘nlitHl thn hittl'ifl urn miwwi ;.
vol-dim: to \"lllil‘ nu lll'nr its puma.
«o tlmt tho 1“.le ullo luty tli‘
tlrlwn vitally ul'o iwipwl lay this up
pnrtuniti‘. Hun Illtlliiiillltl. two i. 12‘.
iilaui .‘llliI thirtwath H.1li‘tl 1mg.
'i..rt month.
liiolll
m‘
litlliillt'
llllil :llinpvuI
ilt- fulll‘
llll‘l-i‘ lll‘llt‘li‘it
\\"lillt- \vv .zl‘l' not "will!“ (II ”t; y. LA
tl‘xlllilil'.
llllil‘l'ill
Eliil
pnlishllnt
lllx- trl' .Hilirl'h
IIIiJl‘illli‘ inl‘
About 7.) mr will of Hi" inlnl . ..
mum: at SlmliihS Wain paid
“UNIX“, HI‘ ilTT'iJ‘l lust illiilllll. iii
i.|~i.‘l imminll ill" storm nnd . ‘
-. lllll-rllllitll t0 $l.l77..".l.
Enough hut“ \‘.‘-ri' Hillil tu i;l\'l‘ it
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help‘ them depends upon you. lr‘ill Repairing and painting the Six i‘ull doyv‘ uurk ntrv mmii- ‘ ' .' -i ' ~
the bl; and let it run over with any broken furniture provided it full pnhhililo tor uni-th- r [N rmu tilinii;,§l1;-"li‘ HIM: muzo i:t‘t‘">‘~i<.‘ti‘y, so :1 wt.-
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rilniwl awn li'i' in conduct! d 1m l\
Tho oiln't' l' 'H in llll" ll
AT SPECIAL
CONCESSIONS
IN PRICE
Ivaiiable in several colors.
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Silhifillllistl’tv'tca i g
J‘St‘lutlt’Norwalk, Conn. i
I Pigeon Westbort 590
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first of March.
‘ fl pol‘ililflr resident "at Burton. will be
mm Mrs. Clifford Wright;
. Sunday: 9:45. ‘Snndey‘sehoel. with
‘ CIli‘lsimuu music.
Jim
evening December 23. at 8 o'clock.
Members end their guests are each
requested to appear in u... nnuurol
of former days. All will brim: gift
. for children which will he distribn~
m ‘fiy the about Christmas
....._.
Thieves may. come and thieves
may go. but the dance goes on for-
ever. Snob, at least. in the story
told by the police . blotter, which
shows no entry since Wednesday
evening, "he extensive were prepara-
tions for leat’night’s police bell.
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Children in the primary and be-
' ninn‘era’ department of the Prelby-
; terinn church school brought a
f large number or gifts to thg,church
'; this afternoon and packed a Christ-
- mes box to be sent to the mountain
whites.
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Darlen's first taste of holiday 'cele.
hmtlon will come tomorrow evening
at 5 o’clock at the annual commu-
nity Christmas Tree ‘eervlce in no
Hoyle aohool. ' An excellent prom
wiltbe viewed by what prominent»
ho a record crowd. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. George N. Philoox
and ,MF‘ and Mrs. 1.1.1 M.‘.Wilmott
left yesterday to motor to fluoride. 1
They expect to be away untllftlle '
~~—- ‘ .
Mrs. George Wiehert. a. former
at
,tho guest over the vholideys‘ot‘Mr.
M
nev. H. M. Hanoeek 119,: "an-
nounoed the following proxrain or
services at the Methodist church
classes “for all ages: 9:45." Men’a
Bible clue. led. by the pastor. ”Prim-.-
ltlve Christianity in Action"; '11.
Divine worship; To «Luke 2:84.
_ "Behold-‘-‘—thia~cliild~ apatite:- tho
fell—41nd risingga‘ralnmor men. in
‘Iarael -—- which, shall be! locket:
against“; 6:45. EpworthiLeacue de-
votional; 2:30. ‘Dtvlne ‘ wot-ohm.
Rev. J. ’J. nchnane will celebrate
mean at 8:30 and 10:30 Sunday .01
st. John’s It. C._ehurch.‘Noroton.‘
u...—
Thore Will be a. upeoiut‘Chriltmu
norvice tor the Sunday whoeiiol'the .
Newton Presbyterian enureh stander
morning at lovo‘clock. At theniorn- .
lug ‘jervleef at 11. "filmmuéhf God
With Us". will be the subject.“ Rov-
Cleorce It. Monisomory’nje'rmon.
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Christmas service will be. held. at.
11 o‘clock Sunday . 9min;- N: the
Congregational church. x'rhfll'l will
be special Christmas ge'leetionl hr
the choir to be auiuod.br..;ulii
Muller on thel‘vlolin.f' The motor“: '
sermon themewill be: , ".2th Ohm
marinara“ for lite—301m 0: Near-
ice.
price
that Will give long and satisfactory serv-
One regular $4.50 value; special
ooncanteen!tooeooooeeooc-Im
Wieneioeeeemnieeewmnn ' ;,
‘ Winter’s Here; W’re Ready
Here's a very timely offer-
ing of quality blankets at
very attractive prices. The
weather man promises
ther’ll be plenty more of
the real New England win-
ter before the roblns are
. heard again hereabouts.
You’ll be ready for New
En land’s stormiest weath~
er If you're home isreally
equipped with proper blan-
kets. , .
Size 66x84 inches, with bound edges and
A blanket
$° ~25
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Double Blankets
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l blanket at its best. Regular
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w
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BI
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. Double Blankets
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suesfextos inches
'Ivaiiable” in rose, blue,
. [fer-need gold. . Regular
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A fine spreadin rose, gold,
blue ,hcliotrope and green.
Regular $5.98; specnal
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