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Memory is u purudlsu out :0!
ch fate cannot Ilrlvo us.-—Dumus.
0‘ snlwnan msrossr. rnonnm.
LThc nullugo Ills-Ito problem.
latch is being given ‘n increasing
Mount of thought by men and wo-
en in this city. who urn zealous
1dr it future. Is not :1. problem
ullar to Nofllilili. New Haven
and Bridgeport ulster cities on the
finund. are facing the necessity of
lurmounting the some difficulty.
Bridgeport, w,- itnrn. will tackle.
sewage disposal proposition grad-
_ ‘ 13'. so that the cost will be spread
“or n number of years. In New
‘ven the policy is at present un-
ptérmined. It is'not decided who-
or the cost will be assumed in
' large lump or " itlcd up no
additional units can bu added
u conditions demand.
Here. it would seem, because of
lit olrondy largo bonded debt and
urgent plea to add to that to-
m so that schools and roads can
‘ built, that the best policy would
'._to‘ buy our sewage disposal
gquipment on a pay-as-you—go plan.
' S. J. Gorges. n sanitation expert.
‘ a. recent article contributod to
$110 Sentinel clearly stated there is
present necessity for large ex-
' dlturos here. flu made a. otate~
htwiih which all should be able
to agree, when he said:
. a matter of such importance
«Wage disposal for Norwolk. a.
ey should be made in order to
{It curly action. " .
‘We must know concretely what
“it problems are butoro s~_-rking to
hove them,
V Such a. survey will cost a. limited
of money. estimated at a. max-
nm as 35.00:), and it should be
printed. A builder would not
rt. constructing a house or a stone
Ton, its foundation. without his
this, which is reason enough for
i even considering a large outlay
river and harbor purification
thout a detailed plan for remov—
A. HOME IS BROKEN
y oil the tumult and the shout-
" about the Chuplins?
The answer is so simple. The Word
onto" cxpressoslt. To the average
and woman. the “common"
gun and woman. homo is the basic
tor in life. Tho wolluboing. the
“oath. running mechanism of that
the. constitutes one's summum ho-
to.
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The home is as old as life: as old
“dam and Eve who called the
ow of one particular tree
a." the trystiug place. the spot
, might find the other
It the day in the garden was
or
. Wed his bones in a. dismal cav-
\-,-dismsl. but HIS cavern. not
flsny cavern—his own: the
n where his woman was-thc
- the leopard skin which he brough:
game is as old as the battles
h: for lt—the "topless towers of
" crumbled because a. homo
been violated. and all the wars
vase tribes sprang from home
’ pr hoine clay huts or home
in giant trees marauded by the
dcr.
There may be bickering. disagree-
} ‘ tlon comes. the world as-
r-u that all is well with I. man or
- it crashes. they say. “Pool
its Chaplin!" r. "You canI
‘ the girl. Why odidn't its work
. very thrifty man.
the doctor about to.
Who called otter
butlbltnhed In l870
.............. ........... 9.00
Mill). ........ ... .............. 4.5
months ... .... ..........'. . 2.25
'fllonth . .75
' the danger spots. . i
n whom he had pounded into.
lesion with ht: thorny club. clad ‘
as long as the home is main- 1
5 centI
Home is as old as the savage who ‘
Santa Sinus Pays
Some Early Calls
BOTH BOWAYTON .OKUh‘Cfll-Is
HAD CHRISTMAS EXERCISES
LAST EVENING -- HTGII BON-
ORS FOR JENNIE JOHNSON,
. evening in both of tho Rowuyton
ROWAYTON
uni. Edgar [4. Raymond. no
wd‘y'ttin Wildcat. tel «It:
or Sentltlcl Office. 92.
Christml‘ll bxorciscs‘ were held last
churches. Muny friends and relativ-
hs enjoyed the programs and the
party which followed. when gifts
were distributed to the children.
The following program was pro-
nonted in tho Mothodlst Episcopal
church:
Opening Hymn—Hark lilo Herald
Angels Sing.
Prayer—by Rev. Walter C. Cow- —
art.
Tableau by tho' primary class.
Sous—Hullcluiu‘n. .‘Tl‘s. Oliver
Clark.
Song—Lullobyo. Mrs. George Hur-
rls. ,fl
Recitation—Hanging the Christ-
mas Stocking. Edwin Chesley.
Recitation—«lune Boil.
Song—Wilcjolcing." l-‘Iorcneo i‘ur-
kcr, Vidu Waterbury. Florence
Wright. Elinor Shipman. Orson
Bowman. Katherine Manuel, Morin
Von Dwinglo and Evelyn Shipmun.
Recitation—"Pence. Good WIII."
Lester Fuirchlld. ‘
Recitation—"My Broadcast," Wal-
ler JohnsoII.
Story of the First Christmas ——
Virginia. Rowland.
Sony—“Silvery Star Light." Elinor ‘
Johnson.
Recitation—“Tho Christmas Jour~
ney." Harriet Von Dwtnglo.
Chorus and tableau—“Tho Gleam-
ers," Miss Virginia Rowland. Mario
Von Dwinglo, Norma. Taylor! Kath-
erine Manuel. Eleanor Davenport
and Evelyn Shipmun.
Rccitationw‘fSong of Christmus.“
George Cronk.
Song—-"lt Como Upon the
night Clear."
Recitation—~“Thc Christmas Spin
it." Hurry Cakes.
Recitation—"I Wonder,"
Youngs.
Recituiionw'fluder the Christmas
Skies." Virginia, Rowland.
Scene—"Old Woman in the Shoe"
and “Snowman." primary class,
Address-John Flint.
Mid-
in
Georgi
l'lllt‘, II
tY.
Holly." Vida “'szerbilry.
A Rowayton girl. Miss Jennie
were Earl Stevens. Albert Stclkovis.
Helene Wilson. Ruth Kay. Charles
Funk. Sylvia Shipmon and Miriam
Bond.
Mrs.
——‘\iiddlebroolts A l m u n a I: now
or sum or Allen Drug Storo.~.-9ilv.
Miss Frances Bond, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hulbert A. Bond. Ro-
wuyton. has resigned her position
with the Conn. Light and Power
company. Norwalk. and accepted
one with the Serial Title and Trust
company, New York \liss Bond
plans to stay in New York. making
her home with Miss Elise Millard.
formerly of Rowayton.
charge
ruptcy.
several
. Mrs. Susan L'Hommodiou. Logan
place. will spend the Christmas holi-
days with her daughter. Mrs. Louis
Schmidt. and family. at their home.
New Cannon. day he
During
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Wellington. Ohio. and Mrs.
Hodges. Noroton,
Jones,
, Henry
were guests of
for by
Mrs. William Pinkncy at her home,
fiowayion avenue, yostcrduy.
Miss Laura
been making her home in Glenbrook
for the post your and a. half will
no married to Frederick Raymond.
McKinley
tho Rowuyton Baptist church
parsonage.
newly completed home on Crow ave»
their nmny friends in tho communi-
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Murrlilold and
Dr. and Mrs.
entertain Captain and Mrs. Andrew
and Ming Marjorie. Du Fault, Rowsy-
ton nvonuc. worn guests at s Chi-lot-
mus party and luncheon hold by the
teachrrs of the Franklin school in
the school.
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TOLEDO.
pending solo or settlement in bank-
Shawneo County,
ing a department of agriculture to
his office.
busy with farm chores for the lust
NEW YOI‘tKanor 86 years .lim
trudged along the patio of tho Mor-
ris canal in New Jersey. The other
was very techie. but win well cured
of Mountain View.
June 26—Botween 500 and 1000 people were killed
Lin-flood at Loon. State of Ouanniuato. Mexico.
r—«u— .. ...._...~. —
July 7—President and
Mrs. Coolidge arrived at
White Pine: Camp in the
Adirondacks for their va-
cation.
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J
July Sr—Attorney Gen-
eral Sargent ruled that .
the Department of Conn
mores has no authority
to control radio broad-
Kcasting.
July 1'"
Irnnnl.
on t an a score were killed and proper y
damaged to extent of $150. 000. 000 when lightning
struck TNT and wrecked Lake Denmark (N. M
Olin Iv law
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Crockett. C O L U M N
who has
u...-
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””0 ilrst. three voting districts.
New Year's Day
They will rcsldo in their
nd have tho best wishes of
the purpose of taxation,
Rowa yton.
Harry Tlcbut will
May Mitchell Logan picco.
Wednesday,
‘ Sound.
Deputies Flu-m
O..-——Bscsllse ho is in
Of so much farm property. bounded on tho south and We!
Sheriff gs::;”£’g:;’:dgf Five Milo River. \
His deputies have been
months tection
”“10 0’99 Al "0 when consolidation was
and really cronies another city
crnmcnt within tho
citS'.
died. at tho ago of 40 yours. Conn. Co. Profits
the last four or five years he
that when the hill drawn up
his owner. Edward Hummer.
N. J.
(Continued ll'I-om Palm Ono)
Helena Hill “'eed’s
Recitation—"Tho Wise Shall Seek sons, Robert and Donald,- Hartford. city of (I... five munlclpll up”... . upon the ll‘ourlll Toxin; ilistI-ict. ttiu
Ilium? Grace Bowman. will spend thoir holiddys with Mr. mm.” to fire protection. now” In... muncilmen truth the mine city“
' Recitation -—— “.Chrlstmns ' " And—.313. Frederick Mrrrlfiem, Ro- tociion. permanent hluuwuy c..lt.i\l'iil‘ll mode tho U'll‘oilit‘ii for them
Gladys Makowushy. wayton avenue. Frederick Ml‘l‘l'int‘ld. strumlon‘ sewage "yarn". and Jinn. « dour-lots. The result In that L‘oIIIva
Recitation —— ”Just Christmas" .lr.. New York, will also spend the huge collection. 'l'llo- filth turn. ‘3‘ on lIqu Ollmltil} Intest- lelI'ICL“
Francis Raymond. 11011533! M his pnrents' home. distriCt is the entire town. [it‘ll] i“ hose constituents hear no shuto In
Violin duct-Gladys Makowskr ——~——-— wlthln and outside the fourth toxin. i .. expenses vow! by tho Clty
and Vida Waterbury. Tho Rowuyion post. office will be district. The sixth inning diillriti‘l. ‘l ounrll. have .In t‘lllml V0100 With
Recitation—"At ”‘0 Sign 0" ”“3 closed Christmas my. all rluy.- recently formed. is the villuou ct lit” Councilmen ”Gm the Fourth
The. boundaries (u this
district run from the Dorian line. til it
II point formed by the ptoloctlon
Johnson. won the 1118119“ .honors S. mm. Rowuyton avenue r0, n of the south wall or the Union Antllhtlr pointwtho Fourth lilise
awarded in the Roger Ludlow week m? m, days at their home in cemetery in Rowayton to the Darn-til ml is not incorporated. as are
junior high 5011001. East Norwalk. Philadolphia‘ Cn‘fiain and Mrl. line. to the point where this pro. lite. three districts that form it. 1nd
“”1““? “‘0 "9°91" 5°h°°1 ‘erm‘ Millsloft Rowm‘ion yesterduv. lectetl line meets Rowuyton rive-l". It... no power to own land. but”.
Other honor Pupils from Rowuyton ‘ mm... ' ‘ mm. The boundary thou rum «ell or bond its lllllltit's or establish
south to the St. John tuttute. around i new ones.
that. and south to the .Rowuyton slu-
tlon. then «not to Highland uterine,
then south to Witch lane. then east 1 ostulti Ishud by
to Cove Creek at Wilson Point then
follows that meek to Long lsiund .m _
This district includes all that pull In. «I
of the township lying inside this ll‘ililillll others that exist.
re'ulnr line harass the city. and is
tbv
tho wntcrs of Long lslnnd Sound and
It was formed in order to permit.
the residents of that section to have
lights. wator. police and fire pro-
under their own control.
rights that were taken away from
the first. second and third districts
Itfit‘clt‘d
cov-
consolidated
It is interesting to note. in passing.
and
presented to the uglslntlire by He.
was
IN '5‘ WEEKS
gnarrels—but until the actual i
l
room:
You can berin with the
deposit not! decrease your de-
posits csch week.
(For Christmas 1937)
to club pan $12.15
tic club pm $25.50
this sec. 75
10c Glob pays'sla'l. so
Washed anon
wayion citizens was passed it
What the Different 01de will pay you.
INCREASING CLUBS
Evin: AMOUNT coups
IN 50 wanna
(For durum:- yum
No man pm $12.50
see Club our! $86.00
i 3100 g: ms moo
‘ $8.00 b ., "00.00
Inns club pus 3:50.00
$1000 mu m: 3500.00
dill.” (lint: poisoned”
largest
TTH
fourth taxing district is a, comlvlv
nation at the ilrst, second and lhil‘i
voting districts into one body lot"
a dislr . '
created for the spcciul purposo .»
carrying the exponso for tho entw
O
'nmonded. in the Legislature, by oil-
lIIIItIItIng lroul this district. for pur-
poses of tunauon. all property own-
ml or contruliI-Li by tho Connecticut
company. 'l'hus do wit sue litu tIIIun-
riui value of political control. itoton
i'oiul Is Ihnrul'oru uth-Ii about 3400
a your lu Sixth illstrlct tows. al—
though its business roaches very
.l'E'til likint'fit‘fl'olil the expenditures
. from these tum-s.
’ Another lull-resting point is that
‘witon tho conttoi 01 “to police. fire
ill’ld other dupurttuullts of tho first
iilruc districts passed to the control
r-I‘ lilo city. u'ntt “as made. II charge
it strict in deciding upon expendi-
.195 and policy.
} 4th District Not lncorporutt‘d
so that any new sewage
«yen-tn or such util|iy. if the Fourth
iiiibillli wished. could not be legally
that district as I
ttlmlv, ’ihut situation poems to be
:Innnswcrublo argument for
the entire city take over
utilitits in addition to the
llil\ill
in .~ 'll‘CBPt'llllfi commns I am go~
lint; to discuss some of the proposed
chunp. 5 regarding theso municipal
dopnrtmnls and point out. as iIAl'
hut-o neon explained to me. tho
reasons for such changes and the
effort both in taxation and in mow
nicipul advantages which web unit‘-
‘ed ownership and operation would
hut-u,
\l‘illl IIII (‘Xlit‘t understanding of
”it.“ lllflllili'iill‘lt’s oi‘ the Fourth Tux»
mt: liistrlrt in mind it then is pos~
still.» to Imam-stand how great a pro-
portion of our city is under a burden
of obligation to the taxpayers of
that district. who hear the entire ex-
pense of the fire. police. permanent
road. newer and garbage systems.
fl‘nm which we all profit.
The last grand list of the town
was about $45,000,000. The grand
list of that part of the town outside
:- 1
In.
Norwalk News
Of Other Years
In mans AGO.
'I‘ho Ioliowilu; items uppcurod in
tho inane uf'tllo Evening sentinel for
December ‘M. lllll:
At a monthly of Lincoln Council.
0. l'. A. M.. lust ovcuiny. Herbert
AlllllndBOll with elected councllor and
Elmer liohI-rts wus uunled rico-
C0lillt‘il0r.
At a meeting of the comlnittuu of
15 of tho Silvurluluo hi. E. church.
it with announced thut 8900 has been
subscribed to dutu for the fund for
church improvements.
.lumotl Cook was painfully. burned
lust night when he struck a match
to examine the contents of an alco-
hol lump. and it exploded in his face.
Local lluunowivcs are somewhat
surprised in tho rise in price of tur-
keys to 23' cents per pound and
Hull of ducks to 25 cents the pound.
Miss Clurn liracmcr, South Nor-
wulk. and John llyuu. Nnrwollt. were
llliil‘l‘li‘d the evening of December 23
by licv. l". A. Colellluu.
Wlliiom Morgan, of tho Connecti-
cut Agricultural collego is spending
the Christmas llollIlnyII with his pur-
c-ntn horn.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Hoyt are
enjoying II IJItI-lstmus reunion of
their flmlly this week In their home
in Round View avcuuc.
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Mrs. \‘i'udsuorih r"‘-1t] a paper oui
“Homo i-‘nmous Old At'll'nlruls" at tho1
sixth regular melting of llll' l“ridnyl
afternoon club at thw home of Mrs.‘
Gumhurt "yesterday. i
The many friends of hit-s. Islam-ll!
linymond-liouton will ho. interested
to learn of her IIIurrlugc recently to
Robert Walker of New York.
‘5 mums AGO, i
Tho following items uppr-nrod in
the issue of the Etching SI:- niinnl for
December 24.1921:
50.05 “‘L‘l’t‘ rul'ltll‘rt‘ll by Ail‘rcul
“tumor lull Misti .lilldl't'd booileiu;
at. tilt) Unl‘InIIIIazl Ctuutit‘aliull lasti
:uh‘lllug ol LulliL‘Ulll LUUIICii. U. L‘. A;
‘ oi. i
Mrs. Harry built». as a Gypsy. wo..
lilo tamed pl'lat‘, u alnbl'luUUultu
handbag. lit Nurwailt‘s first. wu'cless
tullpiluilu Concert and Illusquurudt
dial evening In tho .‘orwum country .
UlUU. i
John hirh’nlgnt. George Hunt and
l'rud Allah” ontorluulu'l yestelduy .
utturnoou at the eluoyable Chrlstlnus
yurty given by tho eIIIpioyes of tin
Iouug i-iul. factory. iiutier street.
i
Mr. and Mrs. Just plt‘Zogili‘ill. l'.
Norwnllt. are today celebrating tho
second anniversary of their wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Willinm H. Beers,
Elton Plhcv. celebrated their second I.
wedding unnirersttry December 22.
"Modern Women and Modern
Times" was tho subject of AttO'n'cy
Edward J. Quiniuu's address that
night. at It meeting of Court Cecile.
Catholic Daughters of America.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John D Allen. 39 lvulrt'ield avenue.
of the Women‘ 5 hospital. New York.
at noon yesterday.
Botwoou 4 and 8 yesterday
it sneak lilivi‘ c. n t e r e d the
home of Frank Word. 8 Elm street.
and stole a pair of stockings and a
woman's coat.
CARE OF YOUR ESTATE
For the better care of your Estate this
bank. with years of experience.' is better
fitted than the average individual. Con-
sult our Trust Department today, about
your will.
THE
CENTRAl FAIRFIELD
TRUST C0.
nonwan, CONN.
41
Will be credited to de-
positors in
Department for the am
rent six months ending
December 3.1 st. 1925.
Deposits
January 11th.
draw interest from Jun-
ual'v lsi.
By order of the Board
of Trustees.
'I
'It
.2 0/0
lNTEREST
made
The
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
riIlutlis, \I' i s ll
.‘ , ,l l l ‘f
the harmgs liltiil "h
before
1927 will
~03...
[first Bunk lIIIicI the Bridge
Washington street
South Norwaik
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST COMPANY
As a Bank. and as indi-
fo l’ t h t}?
of their lnl'u't':
Family (If T)L‘1’lll.\'llltl‘.\
“MERRY
CHRISTMAS”
The People’s
Trust Company
it
SERVICE SECURITY ‘3, -. , . .
, to} Day hr» II.
M i «piruiion to lllr- man
i pusslmok shows a
,t‘lhomas J. Silk. son of Sergeant
and Mrs. Brynn Silk. a student at
l'tcnsselenr college. has returned to
town and will spend the holidays
with his parents. .
Tho Norwolk high“ school basket-
inst evening at the
35-23.
the. Fourth District is only $12,500.-
coo. it tho 'txpenscs of these muni~
pol departments were borne by the
cntiru town the snare of the outlying
sections would be only nllltlo more
than ouo fourth of the expense.
Flt-ml though the outlying districts
do not yet shut-c. in their entirety.
all the benefits of those dopnrtments.
yet ihoir actual partiprution in them
is so great and the indirect advan-
tages of them arc so real. that it
seems only tulr'that those outlying
sections should do their part. ‘
u
LETTERS so was sums
Free expressions of opinion
from Sentinel readers are invit-
ed. Letters must be signed with
correct name and address but
name will be kept confidential if
desired. No attention paid to
anonymous communications.
December 28rd. 1926.
Editor.
The Evening Sentinel.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Dear Sir:
Noticed in your issue of Dec. 22nd.
an item on the trout page, stating
that Mr. H. E. lt‘rear. who was to
manage the office of Irving & Com~
puny at South Norwalk. was for-meta
1:.- connected with The Taylor a; Goi-
.len Compuny.
Wish to correct this because Mr.
l-‘rear was never connected in any
Today in Other Years I
Birthday annllorsary of Lucrezia.
Bori. Charles Wakefield (‘udmun
A.I.l. COLLINS c0.
70 N0. MAIN ST.. TEL. 74‘:
Everything in Furniture
That the Home May '
Need.
each
now
my tiny.
he is llf‘iltlt‘ri in
direction.
Start with
ball team lost its sixth straight game
hands of the If
Struttord high fire. by the score of if
[l
' nnmonron'r, court.
ii iii on Oil would
”tutor-«luminous i
" ff.""/jtl:/‘lf}l"r./rlwyi
The
Right Away-
You Feel
the Diiierence!
different in
(tr-posh
it. creates a
interest in his work I'll-Iii
L'iVPS him an assurance that
till?
Success comes
to those who save-
us now
City National Bank
BOUTIH NORWALK, CONN.
whim
right
lit
‘i.iili.‘li.
DiNGJ
and Matthew Arnold.
Vusco do Gums. celebrated Portu-
guese navigator. died. 1525.
Christmas Eve.
Boston Profanity.
Janet. n five—year-old resident of
Boston. run to her father one morn~
lug, cxclaimlng, "Father. brother
Harold swore!"
"Swore, did he?" inquired the
parent grimly. reaching for his slip-
per. "What did he say ‘1"
"He said ‘aln't.’" responded Janet
solemnly—College Humor.
Bring In Your
Radio Tubes
And [let Ila/rest Them
Free
TIMES SQUARE
AUTO SUPPLY
M No. Main st. So. Norm“: ' OWN 1......
‘Phone 2790 a {fin 0min“.
no Wall St. Nomlll y
ul’hone 2100
{Both Stores Open Evenlnc‘s
Policy
& Sup
Flapper Fanny Says:
‘ 'TORAGE
DAILY MOTOR
HAULAGE SERVICE
. T0 mow
Tel. Norwslk
N. 2. Phone. (belted 8059
.208 W. 2011] St.
Hershfield Motor.
Transportation
Company
SOUTH NORWATAII. CONN.
put in any more coal- «mil
you’ve inveetigated the
QuietMay
AUTOM‘fIC
OilBurner
Refrigerating
ply Co.
so. nortwmut. CONN.
ifhone 36884057
7035 Electrical
259-10923
RADIOS
way with Taylor & Golden.
He was adjuster for the Indem- i
nity Insurance Company of North
America and had offices in the
South Nor-walk Trust Company
Building. We do. however. represent
the Indemnity Insurance Company:
at North America. by whom Mr.-
F‘reIr was formerly employed
Yours very truly.
THE TAYLOR It‘s GOLDEN COM-
FANY.
Art Needlewqu
our New Line of St mped Goods
will interest the alert needle
workers who get early _to work on
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
.l LMALLEWE
wit-lump: strut
Phone ‘ 2978
Appliances
Let us take care '0! your
.electrical needs.
THE NORWALK
ELECTRIC CO.
20 No. Main 8h. 80. Kermit:
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