floral. I... W Wham, Corporais ii H.
Mosamap. Charles mam: (LB: 30
part, 'I‘ Betta. lay C Betta, 'I‘rulbpeta‘r V
Frank LI. Whit .
New York city; Mr. Emerson, Anso-
‘L’
Calnpan' “D Dana‘s Christmas
Night Surpasses Any Simlliar
Social. Event In Its Norwalks
(tying Cup for Captain
II J. BIttomer ‘
Il'or magnificence decoration.
splendor and luxury to the display of
brilliant costumes and rhytshtnont In
mulling-V the. annual ChIiattnaa mention
_ It'tl'd', dnnbe given last evening at tho
IAt'tnory by members of Company I)
for surpassed any previous function at
‘ ltd kind over held ill the. Twin Cities.
‘lTlI‘e Ionollmtion of Company D‘s liluI
«lunch will form a bright spot to the
memory of everyone who bad the good
fotttlno to attend but to noon. will it
Mlptml‘ brighter than to Captain How
not .I Bloomer, who will have a hand
some loving cup to remind him not
only of the rec tuition or last evening.
but of the honor and esteem in which
be has been- IIPIII by tho membrrs from
the day he assumed command of the
company. .
The decorations were on a scale
mom elaborate than over: before at
tempted by the company. They wole
Iiutior tho direct. supervision of Stt‘lllh
on lloyi of New Canaan. u recent. and
Ittlthusiastic recruit. of tho Intlllpsny.
Mr, Hoyt scout-oil tho scores of (,lbristv
mas trI-ols. used at his New Canaan
homo, brought. them to Norwnlk. and
unburned the leadership in tile plans
for disclutions MI iont had most
eflcctho \ ollwra ill lilo tut-tubers of
the colupully which have. spout the
moat. r port of tho pust II-oclt III III‘I'I)!‘
{sting the ball
The chest immodiulolx upon culeh
lug {tho lInll was SilikIllg and satisfy-
‘ing. A format. of brilliantly lighted over
grecllrlr~II translation into n wintry fili-
ryland staenowwns the Micro produced
upon the eye. This is iIIEIlOIlllllisIII‘II
by moans of ,myriuiis oi’ vain-colored
incuudtmcout lights sol. in lht' foliage
of tim evclgtcon traits-Attract. siniuly
trees nlrultg‘od on all sides of Iht‘ hull
At: the: oxllomo wvsl cud stood u. lung-
llmIfI‘llI. ovorgrcou whosc top grazed
tht- rafter-sot the building. About
tilts ttfius, Hillltltllltled by a honor of
ovt'ugioons,.ltal. the full muIVcrl ochol-I-
Ira of Whooliir and... Wilsons band.
From this spot: (rule lthns. ravishing
music for thlriI dances thé? tho-step.
waltz andl lanciels altortlatwing Al
olthcr end or the hall mammoth flags
artistically draped served to heighten
thdlefiecl. Abovr- lilo uluin cationic
hung a Christmas athl. proliily Illum-
lned‘ by tiny electric lights ‘
Shortly before lnlemnlssion.
llomilly I“. HIIulehrictt. chaplain oi
the Third. VRII-gimont. stopped to tilt
center of the hall callcd Caplair
Bloomer. and III behalf of the com-
puny. aroI a tow well chosen word:
presented Vtho Iotining commanding
officer with a Iunguiflccnt silver loving
cup, the gill of the Incmbois of iht
company. This diversion was uncx
peeled bv many in the hull. and name
especially as a surptlao to Captain
Bloomer who doubtless would havr
faced an enemy with lunch mine rom-
poaure than be local the loving re
membruncc before him. Tho cap
tain‘a military antIVVlogal training sol»
veil him in good stand in his ember
rasalng position and he succeeded in
swallowing Ills I-motion foI the mo
mom and heartily thanked his donors
'l‘ho cup is It magnificent and costly
specimen. large of silver, and lined
with gold. It was the most beau
tifttl cup that the members could find
It will be suitably engraved befo‘lc it
is Ilncly givcn over into Captain
Bioon‘lcr‘s lumping. .
At. midnight lutcrmlss on was bold
and refreshments new i by (intern-I
DeKIYIl. ’l‘lltlre wits not the slightest
crowding or inconvenience, all being
ox udliioualy served by Mr. [lolx'lyn‘t
co pa (if assistants. Chicken sallld
punch. linger rolls aaltmi nuts bisqut
torlomo fancy (nice and cotton rousti
I the Ina-nu.
Io costumes of lbat owning wcrt
elaborate and. in not a few instances
gorgeous. Whit.» wait the predomlnnt
int; Icoior though many bonutltul
gowns of pink rod and arm-u wort- no
ticod
Among those ill attendance wore
Mr itnd Mrs. H. 'l‘ Prowilt. Mr and
Mrs; lMIrand Raymond Mr. and Mrs
Edi Adams Mr and Mrs. F M. Bun-
Igor: Mr. and Mrs. C. it. Bullock Mr
ouera. (l W Cram. Mr and Mrs
‘John H Boyniour. Mr. and Mrs. Road
linviland. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. ll bishop. Mr. and Mrs
13F Andrews Mr, and MIs. lrvlnr
Hnlith. Mr. and Mrll. Frank Van llur
on. Mrs Fannie Andi-ow». Mrs. w I).
Vermin. Mind .l..(l Gregory Mrs. .I. It.
Treadwoll Mr. and Mrs R’. Van Bur
on, Mr. and Mrs. Stimson Hoyt New
Cannon: Miss Atlanta. Miss simples.
Mitts Bradley. woman; Miss Hill
Mint:V (Iowperlhwaiwl .‘Danbut'y: Miss
rs, Now Cnnahttl MIIIII Frances.
Nah, York: Mitts Within Wilton: Miss
Nation. Ansoniu Minnow Nalttii
Jennings, Mac (tortilla Lucretia liltin-
Mnrioric "MW Clara Betta.
flhn and (blush-Di in. Mary Nash.
mantras. lilisiar' ll, liiiht-I Wilcox,
is Andrew, l3? )lsrlt. Florence
Kola. libioh w nut and “haul
tripod. (tiara DIV a. Grace atom-
manila GrnuIIMl‘yl
Nev.
“ snow Marjorie
rion: Harry Lincoln Starling. Raymond
Decker.
Way.
Weston, Ralph Ver‘lin. Fired Tohuet
v 'i'holhaa. who has recently been elected
iillltm III. John; ’
Du tad at the South Norwallt . .
10 Second Class Matter, -.
~~.. ......
t
. Privates (I rlus l.. Williamson, Da-
Willialn .t. sun-tins. Howard ‘
lbichastor. Frank M. Bangor. Arthur
George l) Womlward, Hurry
Weatport. John and. Henry 'i‘roadwell
nia: Mr. Bowers,- Woolport; Mr.
Brtloh, New York: George Beltran.
George Curtis. J. nus. Percy. Qni
turd. Dudley Raymond Willard (lo
clock Joseph Volk. Wayto Raymond.
Irving Jennings. Howard Pierson. liar-
old Seymour Chester Benedict, Char~
Ian I... Hill Charles VVerlln. Prof; A. B.
Russell, V M Fetrls. Oscar H Banks.
Frank Sherman, 8 Treat Stanley. V
The outertailnncnl committee num~
bored Chairman I] II. Mosslnun.
Messrs. S. 8. Adams. Bogart. Butts,
Starling and. Hoyt. ‘ .
l
RAILROAD VICTIM
' FOUND iN DARIEN
Unknown Man Believed to Have
Lived in sun... Killed
Saturday Morning
Another victim of the railroad was
built-d today in nation. The man.
whose name has not yet been learned,
was killed while. ho was walking on
tho truck between Dorian dud Norolon,
last. Saturday morning about 10
o'clmtk. Tho victim was struck by
the express which passes through here
west. bound. The train was stopped.
and the victim. who was almost. lu«
alalltly killed, was Iakeu to the freight
station It! Norolon. More the re-
lliliillil were vlcwod by tho ulodlcal ox-
alnluor. and pet'nlissioll given to Un-
dertaker Taylor to remove them to
his lIlotguc. 'I‘Ilc IlInII llnd It Vii-om
pound Izrnttuio of tho skull. and nulli-
orous othol quiscs. There was
nothing by which no could be ldentb
iiod as the only articles in the poo
hots of his clothing, which was well
wolu were $1 and .I kc)
lustcltlul nilmuoou Contractor Eil-
gilr ’i‘. Baits \iowod tho Williams. and
stand Illl‘ illtIlI was one of It number.
who had Worked for him on tho resol-
voir at tho property of the Holy‘ Ghost
lt‘utbors. in West Norwnlk, i‘ornlorly
tho usidI-ntc oi“ Tboopllilo. Eupllt‘nl
’i‘hoV lllilll was III'NIHIIIIIPII as No.
and cubic with two olbors from Noro-
on Mt Halos said Iht‘ was employed
by him fI'I’IanoptoluIIcr if: to Oclo~
bI-r lb. and lutor was. onlployoti by
Contractor KII‘III‘II'II Shelton, ol‘ Norm
It)“.
The burial this morning was on
town pIopoIth ut ltot‘on ltivm Com“
tori.
UNDERTAKEN GNEGONV DEAD.
Well-Known Resident of South Nor-
walk Passes ‘Away.
The ticltih of Henry S. Gregory. n
lie-long resldcutVot South Norwalk, oc-
curred this morning at. his home. .4
Elizabeth street. after a prolonged ill
boss. Not many years Mr. Gregory
has boon an undertaker in this city.
flu nus sixty-t‘lglli years of ago. had
.vlrs born in South Norwtllk Three
children surviVe him Mrs Olin S
Youngs. Mrs. W. C. Footo and Mrs ll
3. Cunningham, of Bridgeport. Mr.
Gregory was a member of Butler
Lodge. 1. O, O. R. and a member of
he South Norwalk Methodist Church
having boon for runny years a mom
bar of the Official Board of that body.
The funeral will be held Thursday at
2 p, m., from the residenct- of W. (l.
it‘oote. 59 South Main strotu. Rev. W.
'V. 'l‘. Duncan will ofllcinte. 'I‘he ill-
terment will be in Riverside (lemo-
fiery.
HAZEL BROWN. .
Hazel E, aged ten years. only child
of Mr, and Mrs. Fred A. Brown. for-
vuurly. of Stamford. died. after a few
days' illness. at her parenta' home on
<iouth Ridge street PoIt, Cheater.
early Wednesday morning. She was a
very bright. and affectionate child.
and It may be truly said none know
her but to love her.
“I take these little lambs, said Ha,
And fold them to My breast.
Promotion they shall find in Mo
ln‘ Me be ever bloat."
MRS. FRANK HOFFMAN.
The «loath of or... b‘runlt lloffnlau
occurred suddenly this morning at. bar
homo, Death was due to pneumonia.
superlnduced by the birth of a child
which also tllcd. Shh Wits {It years of
ton- and is survlvd by u husband and
threo children. Tho Ilium-at will be
hold on Thursday from Ell. Joseph's
Church. The Interment will be In Tinn—
bury.
lt‘IlNliliIAi. Oil“ Mlth. NOLAN.
'l‘hv tuncrni of Mrs Margarot Nolan,
of Wilton was held Monday morning
from St. Mary‘s Church Norwalk Mrs
Nolan, who was twenty-five years of
age, died erday at hm homo.
“am—am... mm...
CMALL FIRE IN VWA’I‘EN OTREE‘I'.
New-paparMan Edward J. Thom"
Hat Charge of III! First line.
A small tits In the third Valery of
tho Flatt Price building in Water
street. Norwailt caused damage or
about $25 flaturtlny afternoon. Second
Assistant Chic! .mxineer Edward .I
to that office. had charge of the ilrb do.
purtmont at. the blaze. which original:
all In a coat and wood bolt in the rooms
or an organization known MI the Nor-
walk Social Club.
ARM AND WIIII‘I‘ "MOTOR”.
Mr. lit-ll. mom Voila and son.
a
a; Variln.M
Gout ' spurt. Christmas III. th Ir culls»
iflIIIttgb u Yetta-day tilebywmit
MIMI min
GiVeIt Minority %Rspressntstion
. to consider this phase of the situation.
, ‘Ith'
him. .
on Committee By Town Meet
ing----“South Norwalker"
Shows up Scheme to Take
Unfair Advantage of Voters
of the Second’Dislricl-uleils
South Norwalkors That it
They Make Doormats of Them-
selves They Must Extinct to
Have Feet VWIpsd Upon Them
mums-“....”—
In tho Editor. of The Scbtluolp .
As you so-hludly publish my letter
on Saturday, In which i endeavored to
show u. It‘ll/“0f tho rmsouu why rou-
solidntloll should be knocllrd In the
III-tut, I will inflict uuolhcr lvttor upon
you and ”II the public to mason ll ills
tit: further along the same list. ,
"l‘his timc, I should lillv to trent'of
the, subject. "Arithmetic and tilt,- Spirit
of Brotherhood of Man." of tho Nor-
wuih variety. It amulet vary titling
at. this holiday season. when Wit-tr"
onc's heart is, bubbling over with good
will toward their follows.
it. scouts to Inc to Ito particularly
lilting tor the people oi" South Norwulk
at tho town lllt‘t‘filli: tbc olln-I- uvclr
lug. after much in. the way of goalie
IIIN‘I'L‘II and llillliiVWII'L words. dcullut’
with glittorlng gouurnlitlcs null pItItI
tudcu. the following anltutdlurnl wuss
mods to the resolution introduced by
Mayor Wrrliunmi ii. Smith. oi Not“
wuik. ’l‘ho zuuclldmcnl was frlluwd by
Attorney .l. llI-Ition lilulbut.
Read it:
Resolved I'III‘thrI', That It «‘I‘uumillue
bI- :lppoiutctl by tho III-vomit voting Ills-
irlt'ts ol' the town, consisting of” six
members t'mm III.» S u‘tltiti District
four members from HIV Third District
and clrllt Income-rs trust the It‘s-st ills—
II'icl; Ind that said I‘Ililllllillt‘i‘ a"; to-
gather IlIlILlHt-lt'lilir; IIIIII lii‘t‘Si‘lll. sonic
plan for a consolidatv-d nor: lllllt'IIl,
uuti prostnt Slllilt' rt-uitou why such
pLIIl should ho IIIIISI'IIII-Il to the legisla-
tllltv 'ol‘ lhIi'i‘. unit lhut .“lt‘. report of
said (IIIYTIIIIIIIH‘ be submiltmi to some
I‘IIttIrI Low 11 llll‘I-Iiilg.
ll‘mtIIVI-ll 'i‘httl tho i’I'fll"I.‘ill‘n’ of
Voters of tho scvmni voting distlitts
o Vtho toWu ho .tuiizotist-d II) III“ meet-
lusts 0i \‘IIII‘ s in tbcii Icv'spulivr Ills—
trials to be built within throc works
from this day for tho pIII-posc ot‘ up-
polntinu the members of the said com
miller.
'i‘his rcsi‘Iltttiou is tho llPrstllliIlt'aIJOIl
ot‘V brotherhood.
You will notice that, tho Flint Dis-
trict has eight nu-nicbcrs of the com-
tIIitioe. Now. the Intact. mnnbct ot'
Votmx in the First District is 1.251
Llividc that lllllilbl‘l' by right and you
got. 281 3.8. You soc tltul Iburc is one
representative (In tho commillco for
wall 281 15-8 voters of Nurwnlk.
. II‘ number of voters in too Second
District is‘ 3.005. and they are ulvcu
six lfltllllestmLflIIVIln The sumo mouth
of arithmetic shuns that in South Nor-
wulk each 334 ill volcrs how a run-
qucntutivc on the roulutittco.
Now in regard to thd 'I‘hb'd Distrust,
which holds lilo balance of power. 'l‘hs
voting strength of tht- 'l‘hird District
is 712. and they have four rcprI-ltcutll
tires on the committcc. or mm to I-ucll
i'I’iI peoplu.
Mark tho dichrt-ucr. do you?
That slmwa lbc Norwulk bI-oIbI-rhoInl
of man spirit \"ut'y rlcsl‘iy. does it. not?
It tltkea only 178 pcoplo who “VII in
blast. Norwalk to huvo as much with
in the consolidation :«rilrmc us 334 I43
II‘HIIIOIIIH of Soltih Nor,wulk bill] it
taltuu only 281 .l VII“ |Itlltlflflb. if thcy Ic-
uldr in Norwalk‘ to hnw us muth any
on the subletl iItI tho .‘lJ-l l-II oi tho
Second District. South Norwulit is air
rn'n minority rtgircsentntiou. wbnn
they are more vitally iniorustnd in the
mutter thou the Diluph‘ tit ritlllu- of tho
olhor districts.
Is that. u square dual?
I’m Hilt‘h mothodu up‘punl
stunts of fairness? V
The total number of votcru III tho
thrcc districts is 4.!IIIII. lllvitb- that by
III. the nltmhor ol‘ rnombt-Vis on tho
columlttoc. and you will KN 27h iltt'.
basis of l'I‘lll‘iil-llillliiflilli.
Hill] the plan boon tl fnlr our Ilwrc
should have born out» rrprosriuutlvr
for each 276 scenic and tin» l‘tlllIIIIIHItI}
would lluvc Vluwu bropm'llotmi illi i‘ul~
low-ll: WI‘NI District, 9; fimond Illic-
trlcl, 8. and tho 'I'hird l);:ttrit't, :t
Do you not set» llu- cit-vol
Itchcmc'.’
liiuat Nol'wullt holds iIlI' buiuucu of
power. and 30th No' ltlII will have
to cuntrul the tit'legnt one from her
own and the Third District. in order
to haw» any volt-o in the matter.
blunt. Nurwuih and Norwullt urn ulvcn
loprcscntallnns t-uIlrIIiy out or pro-
portion. and again South Not walk
"sets It in the neck. "
Why was thisulonu'l Does it look
all if it wora II mlatnhu in viaw ut the
past attitude of. tho loath-rs of the“
consolidation tnovcmunt ? It you ‘v. ntcir
tastefully you will see- that WI y drun—
itouu efforts wilt lw Inadc lo buys, con.
soliduttobists riot-too tlw Emu Nor~
walk cornmlllcn. an it this‘bnpptlns
what chance has rlouth Nut-walk to
how It Word oven to say about, Ilt'l"
futulo ‘tlratluy‘i
To the pillplo of Fimlth Nurtyuiil I
III your
little
Nut walk.
Would u .Iptrttuiiy It*.'ItIllIlll“tiii tilt! nuit.- .
W Mum!!!“ ‘ . ‘
‘ i flittllltlht-tl. ‘
The t liy
’l he I‘ hurtnr
' vlty built up
The repu tattoo
mold wolk will be
by thirty Yt'lllti
.fol'itottun. .
And Vlorit
tve of these
I'll. “(loam to
It In time t It
unfair subunius u tin;
be u doorman.
With slush u coml‘uh c us‘ is pro—
DOHIIII to annlbllat South Not-walk
would be Its easy lu-VI ,ing child)" from
a baby
i do not Wish to say anything mote .
about thi- spirit or brotherhood of man
it would be positlvttly‘ Itiiklntl to do
so. .iuut study Ibo figures fut your
silt’ Ask yourself: the question.
"\‘vaw docs South Ngrwnlk gi-t nit?" ‘
When you bnv‘a Ihditiugbb: umsterbd
tin: details of tho soil but, act.
Htunsh It ‘g .
ol "li pit WAI KER
Many thistiyV Fstnilies Made
Happy Yesterday. on the tic-
caslon of the Annual Event
ffimw
The SalvatlouVVArtthy in South Nor-
walk supplioiiltttu Isabelleut. Christmas
dinner, yostcrdny afternoon. to be»
twoeu 300 hold 329 hoopla, and' feel
grail-ml lo the people} oi‘ Norwalk and
aulroundlng towns whose gancrostly
enabled them to Idaho so many happy.
The“! were also gifts of monoy, cloth-
ing. «to. in nddiflon to articles of food
and runny a poor. but deserving tam-
”\ was made additionally happy by
tho boip III-slow cd by the officers oi the
Salvation Army About twouty- dive of
lIIu dhuuua (mutilated of full baskets
of good things sent to the homes of
thank. unable to he proscnt, '
Tho dinner was bound in Grand
Aimv ilnll .whl‘cb is better adapted
for tho plupoao than the Army's Hall
in tho sanm bulitlina‘ In South Main
SIII‘III 'i'lIoV large tables were tilled
sovurnl litmus. .VvI-i‘Ctllllaiu Wilbur and
id: Wift'. “are assisted by Mr. and
Mrs. Edward H. Hall Mrs Thomas
Wood Mrs. lIrundngo. Mts. Luther
Whituoy. Mls Bartlett Mitts Blane-
Ilirt and many other friends, and tilt.-
(it‘t'tlfiitlll was a ioyfulutnc fornli.
.\l‘l.'tllttcllloltis .mt ttow being made
" tho I‘lIIVitIiIVIuIs tree celebration.
which will be bold da‘Ndwwah's eve.
Saturday. having. been postpon-
I-l from tonight "on account. of the
\votlthor. Any artinlos of toys. wear-
Ill". apparel. HIIOI‘S. etc., which could
[:0 on tho tree. can be left at 12 Mar-
shall sin-st and will be distributed to
tbosu who are nocdy and deserving.
ROUGH HfiT COMPANY.
Certificate of Organization for New
Industry Filed On Saturday .
The Rough Hal Company. or Nor-
“will, has filed a certificate of organi-
zation in the olilcu of the secretary of
state, . Tho capital stock in $20,000.
A meeting or the lucorporatora is to
be held this evening at the Otto
llurtltol Ilat Connolly‘s plant. At
this time it is expected that othccrs
w it lw chest-d and other matters in
connocliou with the organization port
lemi.
'l‘llo HIUI'II is tlivitlt‘tl lbit) 200 shows
of Slut) ouch. and tho stockholders. are
as follows: Edward W. Beard. 75
shngrcs; William Moron, ill) Shares:
tarnish Barthel. l0 churns: David A
iliiss. tlcorgs A. Davis. Prank ii Bitch
holtz. r‘nuton W. Burrs and WilfrI-tl
Smith ilvow churns I-acb
HEBREW SOCIALV CLUB BALL
Third Annual Event Hold Last Night
In Red Man“: Halt,
The third annual ball of the Hebrew
Social Club was held last evening In
Rod Men‘s Hall, and it was certainly
a great sticcelib. The owning was
spout tn dancing. nu tall: for which was
rundown by Linxw lcr's orchestra.
ltot'toshmcnts were served during the
ovnning‘. The committee in charge of
tho affair was E (loltlbbrg, Iloor mun-
agcr, and was assisted by Mayor Jos-
I-vtV William .Iuacn. Miss Esthur Ilur—
rls. Miss liar Phillipa. Miss Fannie
Sullivan. Marry 'l'obin. ll. Miller. The
rctI-uuhnlonls were In charge of Jacob
.lom-ni IIIlIl Slum Aaronuon.
' 'l'hc IIiiicorII oi' the club are Mayar
:. .‘IIIII. prosidout: blatlII-I' Harris, vice-
president; John Stowunn acct-Mary.
and Ray Phillipa. treasurer
Among the out. of town guests prom
out that ovonimr. wore: Mr. and Mrs.
lIInIry Harris. of Stamford. Mr. and
Mn: A. Gordon of standard. Harry
ltudticr and Morris Rudder, of New
York, Mrs. March. of Port (thriller.
Mr. and Mrs. Wines, of Port Chester.
IIud Morris Kwuullin of Stamford
HELD FAMILY flit-UNION.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert (trindrod Int».
tutu-II mistllm Vultorrlay
A very pleasant family reunion was
held yesterday at the horns of Mr. and
Mrs. alhart Grindroti. at 9 Wait, avo-
nuc, Norwallt There were In attitud-
antze in addition to on host Int! host-
can. Mr. and lira. Cyrus llama. Mr.
and Mrs Nelson W Banédicl. and IIIIII
Nelson And Cyrus, ”Mr. and Mrs.
Matcher Van Hootaar and Mr. and
Mm a. L. til lilva arts. *
V Dinner was served and a socicl af-
ternoon about. during which tilt! worn
glutithVIutad and at night lunch was
urv
. «Minimum WW
tii‘u of "It! follow 2m,
' IIIIIIDIIIVWII‘II
Maven was iris ‘
It all 1??
‘ _ .tilbnt‘ltig n
in
Christmas Ex‘ertlsss in Nor-
walk and South Norwaik
Churches included Cantata
and the Distribution of Pre-
seats to Teachers and Scho-
tars ‘ ' . .
Santa Claus hall the whip hand at
tho Norwalit Methodist Church. last
oveui'ng The big Sunday school held
Ila annual Chliatmas festival and the
event moved very enjoyable for the
scholars of the school, as is always
V the cage
't‘h‘e‘rfia was a pretty program or
Christmas exercises after which old
Nick out In an appearance and went
to work in calnoat. Previous to the
opening of the exercises the members
or the school had cons-wantedln the
school room in the banteluent and head
ad by the pastor. Rev howls K. Moore.
their superintendent. HérvenM. Kent.
and assistant superintendent Clarence
VE. Slauaon, marched upstairs and took
their seats in the body of the church.
reserved for them.
The entertainment ’of the evening
was furnished by a. beautiful cantata
entitled: “The Joy of the Christmas
Morn." 'l‘hls opened with a bell song.
three bclls. Three little girls were the
bells as follows:
. Bell of Love~Nettlo Sellock.
Bell of .loy-——Vera‘Leocb.
Hall of Hooo'MildI-od Osborne.
This was. followed by a pretty solo.
“The First Christmas Time." sun! by
Edna Bvinaton. A handsome effect
was secured with a march by sixteen
airls, who sang."‘With Holly Branches
Guy." The entortutnlnant was broocht
to a close with the atnglua by the
whole school of the hymn, "The Joy of
the World."
The accompnnlosta of tho oveninv
were: violin. Wiliot Chlnerv: cornnt.
Fred Seoileld‘. piano. Mrs. Harvey M.
Kev-t.
When the cantata. was hrouvht to n
close, Santa Giants. in the person of
Councilman Frederick B. Ambler, sult-
ably dressed for the occasion with a
bin fur coat. white whiskers. etc... was
drawn in through the main aisle on a
stud on wheels by six girls. 8t. Nich-
olas signalled his arrival by showering
popcorn bulls among the scholars.
This church had been tastilv decornt.
ed for the festival occasion and Includ-
cd among the decorations were sov-
eral Christmas trees. from which pres
cuts were distributed to the primary
childlen. while candy and oranges
were passed to all of the members of
the church.
This was the first of the bit: Nor-
wnik Sundav school festivals. The
others will follow during the week.
80th NOrwaIk Baptist. 4
Christmas was very pleasantly ob-
served at the South Norwnlk Baptist
Church. where Mr. and Mrs. Santa
Claus made‘n visit and spent the oven-
Iuv.’ leaving behind Ihom a number of
handsome gifts and something to bring
Christmas cheer to ovorvono present.
III-v. II. H..Cnrnontbr received a put-ac
of 8:20 In sold from the members of
the church, and Miss Viola Decker re
coivod a very handsome not of silver
tulle! articles from the members of
the Dcokor Club. There was the reg-
nlar Christmas tree and the rifts were
distributed by Santa Claus (H. P. Mor—
tronl and Mrs. Santa Claus (.Mlaa Vio-
la Decker.)
Special carol service was rendered
m the members of the Sunday school.
The children who had been perfect In
attendance were given prizes. The
committee in charge of the alfalr com.
prised Mr. and Mrs. it. B. Carpenter.
Mrs. David Dixon. Mrs. Albert. Dunn.
Mina Beanie Naphev. Mrs. H. C. Sher-
or and Miss Viola Decker.
Gran. Baptist Church.
The annual Christmas I sIIvol
Grace Baptist Church will
lnorrow night at 7: till ocloolt In tho
chutcb corntir of llutlor and Quindcy
strum Anyone having manuals for
murals and friends and wishing to
havo them placed on the Christmas
trcu can do so. 'l‘ho following pro
strum will be rendered:
flinging by the choir.
i’tu'ut by Rev .i it rblirohlu ol the
IIIItvlll IllrI-Id: A. M. l.‘.I‘.hurvh
thinning by choir
‘IHIIIIHIIH by ll'illtiio Smith.
Recitation by Henry White.
'l‘rto by. Percy Bttlluy. Lawnmcc Itali-
'l’ and Minnie Italic Dailny. ‘
RIIIIIIIDKM‘KIDOII I‘lltrlutmaa, by Mrs. II
II 'I‘hotuaa.
Dialogue by Sarah Ward. Waitin-
Ward. l’orcy Bailey. Lawrence llull-
oy and Minnie llcllo Bailey.
flinging by liltully Whilst
Itccllutitm by tannins and
Comb
Slaying by tho infant Claus.
Recitation by Emily Springatccn.
Recitation by Allen Bptiugstcou.
Mutation by Willie limiter.
Dust. by Sarah and. Walter Word
Retailing by Miss M .l. Prntbur.
{minimums Came Upon the Mid
nlsht. Clear, Miss .I. Ianub. or Wetti-
of
' Itouolic
port.
Sold by Mrs. Maintain If Tabla: of
New York at”
'r'hmn
Bole by itltiihul mullet bluntin- of Now
:_ to the service antl'to‘ the ‘entortaln-
0 hold to. "W
It
Remarks“ by tiny patron, Rev. D. 8. “$3.:
tomorrow, Hair
is hyacinth All 7 15
proceed in a body to fibhwbbd‘s KAN
for the festivities of the evening. The
principal feature of the entertainment
will be a slight) of hand performance
by Mr. Kriuzar. of New York city, a
requested to meat in the rear of the
and blends are cordially Invited. both
meat.
. Trinity Church. .
The Sunday school of Trinity Church
will hold its Christiana service tomorv
row afternoon Holy innocents' Day.
at 4:30 o‘clock in the church. after
which the Christmas tree entertain
meat will be held in the basement. The
usual features of distribution or gifts.
fruit, 8th., will take place.
‘; Other Hutlvaic. .
St. Paul’ a Sunday School will have
Its festival in the ’Butulay school room
of the church tomorrow evening. .
The festival of tbé Winnlpauk VMih-
slon, connected with the amidst. “it”
hold in that place Saturday night. The
public In general was not Invl ..vto
this owing to the room not boluslsrs'e
enough to permit. ~
One of the features or the festlvltl I) ~
the Nordalll Congregational Sunday
School to be held Thursday evening
will be a New York magician. who Will
entertain with his mysterious tricks.
There will also be other entertain-V
meat. *
'1 no annual Christmas festival of tho
Norwaik Baptist Sunday school will
be held tb s evening at tho church, A
arranged for this occasion.
WHATSOEVER CIRCLE
WILL INSTALL LIGHTS
South Norwalk Congregational
Church to Have a New Il-
luminating System
'I‘be Whatsoover Circle of King‘s
Daughters, of the South Norwalk Con-
gregational Church, has undertaken
.hc work of supplying the church and-
tOIIlIlll with a new lighting system.
and arrangements have been made
with the South Norwalk Municipal
Works for the installation of electric
instead of the present gas service, The
lights will probably be in operation in
about two weekapwhlch time will be
necessary to run the wires and equip
Ihc chandeliers for the incandescent
lights. The new lights will have about
3,0uu candle power. and it Is expected
will be a great Improvement over the
present toothed of lighting.
The “lights will be a Christmas gift
“mm the Whatsoevcr Circle to the
Church.
THE WEEK'S REAL ESTATE
DEALS.
Estate Jonathan '1‘. Adams to Na-
thaniel W. Jones, 17 acres and build-
.....a. Wou’pit avenue. Admra. deed.
ltlzabeth Moore and Estate of
Eliza Monro and Estate of James
to John .I. Koarnoy and wife. house
and lol. Plymouth avenuc. Detail. .
Mary A. Hands III-Joseph A. Smith.
hotlsa and lot. Harriet strect. War.
Gmrgc C luckwood to Lucy A. Ball»
wilt, Building ioIV Spring Hill. War
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WATER FILTER SPECIFICATIONS.
' . than will its a short carol service Ind
V the church. altar which the school
prince of magicians. Tho children are .
church as early as 7 olclock. Parents >
oi the Carnegie htecl Company
very pleasing entertainment is always .
' Lecture by Professor Griggs at Home
Five Physicians Summit it
from Pillsbury, Fit, to Ill
Scene of tits Dossier“
. Plantol the Edgar Thomps
Blast Furnace at Brandon
yr l‘fl‘SBURG In. Dec. 27. «~th
Ihly foreman of ludcltiayora was b,
no to MIDI“) and five others aerial;
injured in an explosion today in
mute. ‘ .1“ oi the TlldiEaI Thomson pl '
)9
Bid .ldock. 0f the Injured, who‘ wot
all I'flltligitlfi'lt‘ii Miullacl Paanztlt Will
V ’i no furnace had been blown out ‘
rep III ‘nd the man were at. wort:
lining 11v: whan gas which had our in,
latcd ignited from the heat can "
ih‘c explosion. At the some time till
flash sottlre to the hustle and l,
wulchmnu' a shanty adjoining til
usco, lull the flames were quickly
tibgulshod. The damage! to t
ultra will‘ be heavy. ‘
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.“
of Mrs. Swat-ta, on Visitors Day. '
'I‘llg'llltllllberll ol' the Friday After:
noon Club and their guests wtli‘b‘a‘
entertained by Mrs. Christian Bwartz.
at. her Incidence on iiaviland street. _
on tho (KICIISIOII of the club’s annual”
Visiiorl‘ Day. December 31. All his
toll‘octuai trout Is in t-"ti""'t“'~~
at this lime Professor Edward Howard
(fillr's. bl. A., or Montcalm Iv. .i..
prmilduut. of the Department of Phil—V _
osophy of the. Brooklyn institute, will.
hit present and will deliver a lecture“
on the expression and interpretation.
of liurnnu Life in All The speaker,
Is noted for his lllnz-nctic personality,
and an ciquuont exposition of Lnt‘ sub-
ject indicated is assured. The lecture
will begin prmuptiy at 8 o'clock, . as
Professor Grigga it; obliged to leave
immediately afterward »
ANION CHRISTMAS TREE.
no,
Large Attendance and Pleasant V‘T’Imtt .. ‘
in Arlen Hail, Lat Night. I
The annual Christmas tree» 9;,
Allan Society sham; in
as: evening In Arlen Hall I)
was largely attendéd and was
pleasant from everypolnt of view i . ,
the members of the society and their
children were present as well It‘s a
number of Invited guests. Music watt ~ '
provided by the Arlon Orchestra and
dancing was enjoyed during the lat.
tor part of the ovonlnz. .‘
When the tree was lighted up. the'
electric llzbts were put out and the.
children formed in line and marched
around the room to mus c. The xii-III!w
outs were then distributed to mom.
There wele also presents for the old- ,
or mamhnrc of the society Rflfl'fiqllu
manta were served durlu the evening _
auu vocal IGIOCLIODS war rendorodibl'
the members of society. .
CARD 0F THAN K8.
The plans and specifications tor rho
new water filter are here and in the
possession of tho Watcr commission-
ers and any citizen may qupoct thcm
at thiv wutor commissioners cities. The
hitter has already been dcscrlbcd in
thrso columns; TIII‘ commissioners
will meet this owning and taku action
regarding the plans. Tho work will
be pushed as speedily as posslblu and
It. is hoped to have the illio’t‘ colltplcte
bet‘oro tho wartu \Vt'lltllt‘l‘ Itoxt sunlmot‘
rootlets the supply or drinking water
so unpleasant.
Thu Mistwa lllhllltt of tilt t-Ioutll Muill
SITIHI. bvl d It runIlly nulls-riot: nt lbuir
limbo on Christmas tiny. 'I‘iu-ro wmo
ilfltun prcucul and a large nuIIIva- of
gifts wow oxvhnngml.
M LOST.
LOU—MONDAY EVENING. 0N
Wall at. Norwalk. or on East. avenue
car to So. Norwaiit, a pocketbook con.
tainlng a sum of money and papers
with owners name Reward Sentinel
Olflch. Il27 lt
LOBT—A STICK PIN "7 FORM OI“
ilou‘u band. with diamond in mouth.
and rubles for over. test between C.
it It "at Factory and Methodist
Church. Reward for return to this of
Don. d27 II;
. rota-Man . .. M. .
.. ......l. .
FOUND
EOUND -- IN GIIOVER'DI HHDE
atom Friday noun a sum of mono
Owner can havo sumo by proving pr-
porty and paying for this ad IIZIV Ill
WBWNWWIwEW-hu .. ....-A.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Willi“ PHO'I‘O B‘I‘UDIO-Va
94 Washington at. (Haviiand Block)
Easiness progressing. Customers
pleased with results. Now one: call-
tnu. You also are Invited to patron!»
us. Open both holidays. on at
er. Paper Ham and nonunion M
mates tubtntttoll “crash
(octet Malibu Ob. must
'noumstoad. corner of East. Ave and. _
a. a. saunas. ammo. PAINT .
I wish to sincerely thank the notch:
hora and friends and in phrticniar the
girls of Miss Brackon'a room, who ..
were so kind to me during the sickle“ . .
and death of my little daughter. .
MM 3. GAVIN.
WANTED; '
WANTED—wt COMPETENT GIRL.
for general house-work. Call at. 5 .
Courtlamll. Place. d2? It. .
WANTED -- EXPERIENCED A8, I'
sotnhlera on hock Cylinder work. Ni V
dross Drawer “Q” Now Haven.dcon§£
c... -.-—u”... .V-w mum—..-...n...
WANTED -— GIRLS roa HAND
work on straw hula. Early applies. .-
tlon should be made to Dennis and ‘
Blanchard, 132 Water street. tilt at .
FOR sans. .. .,
FOR BALE-«1% TONS TIMOTHY.
hay. Fresh crop. ..D And
Dorian, 0t.
roa DALE-«Tim o. 0 or. will ‘
Cook atroct. boom» of 17 rooms. barn .
and abut" an acre of wound: hill!!!
house and two lots m I? Osborn Ava
Apply of Insult Ill. Layton. W. lit. Dag
Carine. John B lanwrcnctt I). it ."It‘l
or O. E Wilson till lift
.I. .... “I... “a...” ”l.....“ .4me
To LET I V
vo Immoral; “bassinet
located, all modern lmpro'ttiitilsutt. m:
quire ot a Adams. II“ V31
3 MISCELLANIIDVL’S.
‘turtovullu‘t Adagio
flan turd Place and c
or all alarmist otappluiintt. V“:
‘_,,custaraalas.
. Lloyd. '
nestlinpw'ilitcwl III II Santa titans. by
" I. on... ,_
Norwalk Chronicler