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‘ ' Acquit themselves Must
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Mel following programs we 19 siren
‘imIBB separate moms vcsteuiul at the
.Oepter School in Norwnlh and conclud-
ed the Christmas exercises. They
were better this year than ever before
and those taking part are justly de-
serving of all the praise they have re‘
oelyved.
The Salvation Army box was col-
lected yesterday. The edibles nioue
,fllled the box they had sent to the
mhool and the transportation of the
rather articles in other boxes was thus
messitated.
School will not 1e open hating clos
.ed at noon yesterday until after New
: Year’s Day
The p1 ograms
“ Grade 1v.
- Jessie 1E. Poyvez. Teacher.
‘Violin Solo,
‘ Clara Stone.
Jes‘ ’Fore Christmas,
William Gay.
"What I Am Making io1.Chtistmas,
' Helen Gould.
.song-r-Christmas Bells.
‘Christmas Morning.
« Clilford Summers.
‘ Christmas Wishes.
Laura Mallory.
to What, Fun.
. Archie Hawley.
hristmas Snowflakes,
:4 Laura Mallo1y.
.BThe First Carol
:...' George Richatdson.
, Christmas Night,
Alice Henry.
song—The Wise '.Men .
e—Santa Comes We Know.
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Grade 4.
Ella L Scodeld. Teacher.
1,. traction—Luke 2: 8-15
‘ BSchool.‘
.1 he Chrii‘tt Child.
way in a Manger.
School.
‘Elaie Gohier. Estelle
1 Lillian Ballot-11B(lenrgeBB
Mildred (latched
" ‘Recitatione—Christmas Pies,
In these last days of Christmas Shopping people 111s lock
ing for special Values. In addition to large line of Holiday ll
Goods at regular prices we are making Special Values
DIC tefman
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We Give 8 81 H Green Trading Stamps
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Recitatio11-Chrlstmas Thought
Florence Ryan.
Recitation—~A Present‘ior Mnmu.
Mildred Kent.
Recitation—~Chrlstmas Greetings.
Blanche (lorham.
Song—«Winds Through the Olive
Tut-cs,
SL‘llthl.
Recitation-Quite Like a Stocking,
John Mansfield.
Recitatioum'l‘he Christmns Dolls.
l'illdu Muth.
Recitation-A Visit From St. Nicholas.
School.
Recitation-“Tho Earth
Old.
Benjamin White, Allen Springsteen.
Albert. Springsteen.
Song—Santa Claus Is Coming.
Mary annu, Gladys Norris," Ruth Rus-
sell Vittox Flcwellyu. Adolph Bus
ta. James \iassa
‘ Recitation~Chrlstmns Night
.lurnes Manna.
RecitationwA Note to Santa Claus,
Mildred Getcnoll.
Recitation—~Santa Claus,
Mary Brcdicn.
ilecitation~~~ChroL Brothers, Carol,
Robert Schoelkopl’.
Song-The Manger,
School .
Recitatioanhe Turkey‘s Lament.
Joe Godeski.
Recitation—Christmas Song.
David Sturges.
Recitation—A Secret
Charlotte Moore.
Recitation—«The Baby Jesus,
Gladys Norris.
Song-wMerry Bells,
Maude Bray, Leo Stuli. Marion King,
Ro_. 111 Jones. Chinotte Moore, Joe
Koellngeor.
Hus Grown
Randolph Starr?
Recitation-e—IIVYou're Good, /
Helen Walterhouse.
Recitation—~Pence and Good Will,
Marion King. ’ ,
Song~Santa Claus.
Sahool.
Christmas Feast. .
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.l Annie T. Parties. Teacher.
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‘ Song—Hail to That Starry Night.
Clubs.
Birtli or Christ-«Luke 2*. 8-16,
I Class.
l Christmas Greeting.
Edna Haas.
Charles Vanlnn Lucy siswick. Harriet
Schmidt Lena Many. William Col-
pert, Gerhard Holi‘n. Frank «Wonk
yung‘, Fay Worthy, Leyland Walsh. ‘
l Cora Bailey. John Newton, Edith.
, Tooker, Emma Gay.
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PICTURES HANDKERCHIEFS . 1 ~“ .
25c. ‘Were . . . . ........... 50c Ladies' Initial. . .1 5c. 2 for 25‘: ’3 l
5011. We‘re ............ ...98c Ladies’ Initial . ..... .451: each ”I Q
. 75c. Were ........... ...$1.49 Men’s Initial .. .15c, c for 25c ll ;
WINTER FURS Men’s Initial . . .. ...25c ea. Bu 3
From our already low prices. 20 , Large Variety PLAIN 81 FANCY B"
per cent oil. II
. Children's White 'Scts excepted. NPSJCIKVXBdEARB II
BATH ROBES . p 1:11 1 va ues ..... 1513181 501; it
All new goods. Fall 1911. no per LADIES’ BELTS ..... 25c 501: 981: ll .
cent. reduction. -’ '
COUNTER OF NOVELTIES AVIATION CAPS . . . .asc Bto $1.98 .- ::
. - at nearly half price. _ B‘ - ‘ .
L3" 10 POSTALS for“ ...... . ....... 5c SHIRT WAISTS ' $1 to $5 ill
' LADIES' BLACK SKIRTS....98c CHILDREN’S SWEATERS ll
-, Value $1.49. Mcrccrizcd Mes- ---------------- $‘-°° ‘0 $949 9!
331m LADIESB' SWEATERS .32 to $5 I:
.ILADIES’ SILK WAISTSH $2. 49 “ ,
CHILDREN’ S UMBRELLAS "
N231? 33' 49' B lack White. m . . ..... ’. ..... .5oc to $1. 00 ’l
. _T0iLEir.. SETS at Cut Prices LADIES’ UMBRELLAS .3139 $3.1, , . I:
MAiéICURE SETS at Reduced GENTS‘ UMBRELLAS. .131-to$3 3‘;
men. B ‘ B s “' B . B. - ,.
CRIB BLAME”:S ..... . ..... 55c LARGE 1711121131“! or srn‘aia I:
» Value 751:. 1 Teddy Bears. etc. GOODS FOR HOLIDAY GIKTS. ll
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Norbert Dinner
Song-0 little T011111 of Bethlehem.
Clans.
Christmas in Other Lands
Etta Clasholl, Elsie Mutton. Annie
llrown. Edna Collier. Emily Spring-
stccn. lni‘cttn Bates. Ella Mansfield
Phoclw Svcnscn. Gertrude Powell.
Christ-mus Tree.
Edward Mallory.
Christmas Turkey. »
Grace Clorhnm.
Christmas Bells.
Harold Weaver.
Songwltlng the Glad Bells.
Class.
Jest 'Fore Christmas...
James Mcllhoucy.
Christmas llolu's.
Frances Fagan.
Company is Coming.
Josephine Root.
nuothnnta Claus is Coming.
Emily Springsteen. Gertrude Powoli.
Mysterious Santn Claus.
Grace Evans.
Kris Kringle,
Anna Sterling.
.1 Swedish nmmtiodltfi, ,
Phoebe-scenario.
Santa Claus,
Gertrude Wilhelmy.
Poor Santa Claus,
Myrtlev Ehrhard.
Mr. Santa Claus Man.
Clin‘ord Comatock.
Santa Claus’ Middle Name.
~ Edna Burt. B
Song-— Santa Claus is u Jolly Man.
Class.
Banta Claus‘ Post-Office.
’ Florence'Ngrrls.
A Miter to Santa Claus,
Annie Brown.
A Secret or Santa Claus.
Ada Snitch.
Santa's Little Friend,.
Theresa Bredlce.
Santa Claus Misjudged. _
'Dewey Raymond.
Perhaps, ,
Rudolph Doering.
What 11. . ‘
Hazel 'Brotherton.
‘ Tommy‘s ChristmasTroubles.
. B Willie’Gorham.
No Stockings to Wear. ,
Harold Hanks. .
The New Girl; Next Door. . ‘ f .
‘ Harry Hyatt. d’
Grandma‘s Cake. '
' Bennie Kennett.
B SBong-—Tell Me What You Have for
Me,
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Class. f' , ‘
Grids VI.
Julia .1 Stowe. Teacher.
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Watch on the Rhine, ‘
Christmas Night,
. ’ 1‘ Norman Munray.
{Long Ago on Christmas.
Stanley Bedlent.
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B‘ r1... Christ Child", .
1 Room:
131th or Christ—~81. nuts 2: 8:16.
Pearl Parsons.
Merry Christmas ‘
1A Christmas Secret.
'\’iollu StilOwHoly! llolyl Holy!
‘ The Young Santa Claus.
Recithtionwr‘ather’ s cm,
‘ had not been Sent.“
, arc"just' as good Without frills."
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Reading Lamp
Opticians agree that the light from a good oil lamp 1s
easier on the eyes than any other artificial light.
The Rays Lamp 11 the best oil lamp made.
It gives a stone. yet soft. white light: and u never flickers. It pre-
serves the eyesight of the young; it helps and quicken: that of the old.
You can pay $5. $l0. or $20 for other lamps. but you cannot get
better light than the low-priced Raye gives. ‘
Made of solid brass. nickel-plated. Easily lighted. without remov-
ing shade or chimney. Easy to clean and rewiclr .
Dulu- newborn or writ. lot descriptive circular died to Dr "my 0’ *-
Standard Oil Company ‘
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Prosecuting Attorney George II Yos—
burgh issued llltecn 1111111111111 for the
[arrest of its many delinquents who
fund tailed to theedsthe sunny warn.
Jim‘s Christmas Stocking.
Muriel llnrtlltf.
Gladys Atwutcr.
Mistletoe.
Theresa lim'twell.
B Louise Schwnt'tzltopf.
When Santa Laughed.
., Marguerite ill-own. ,
Christmas Gift. -» tings that had been Issued to them
Rm Mm“. 51.0111 11y" puhlic .olliclaln and by the
l press and refused to pay the tax.
Marga-rel pagan. l _ Onlvtho leniency oi the local court.
When 11 Trucltcr Gctn Cross. iotl‘lciaiu saved ‘the litter-11 iron] being
‘DorcthydicClnne. Wrought into court and be made to pay
Just as the gun Went Down. lnot only their tax. but the costs of
Robert Hump". l'the court as well 11nd to remain in
Christmas Eve. linil until these extremes were paid.
Bertha amid” The law in this instance leaves no
Christmas Call, . loophole. it provides that the person-
Muriel" "Mum, tBni tax collector shall collect ”the taxes
' > and that the names of all delinquents
lsbull be handed ovcr to the prosecut-
ling attorney or attorneys of the towns
for prosecution in the event of delin-
Christmas. quenoy. In the Norwalk case. the old
Ada Gazelle ““8le * :clals have done everything within
Program prepared and arranged m-Bthelr power to wtraln trcm pronoun:
pupils or the room. ‘ gtlons even going to the extent of writ-
—--w- ting to each delinquent after the time
Grade VII. lfur collection had passed. All this
Jessie l-‘, O'Connor. Touched: lhnd some client. but not. the success
Plano soiom'rhe Rurnl Dance, desired. for yesterday it was found
(trace Butcher. itltnt thorn were still 225 persons in
Rcoltnt.lon—-An Unhappy Dream, the town. I75 of whom are in South
Anna Urmston. Norwalk. and the remaining £30 In Nor-
Ilecltationw'l‘ho Night After Christ. watk.who had not paid.
mas. ' Even now..Prosecul‘ing Attorney V93.
1 burgh lg not disposed to have arrested
anyone who will pay the tax spa the
otllccrs bearing the warrants have
been slum instructions to collect tit?
{tax it the person for whom the writ
it issued for wishes to take this
lf‘Otll‘lG. ‘l‘hosc1 who still hold out will
be thought into court and prosecuted
the to the full extent of the law.
0! the fifteen wurruttts issued last
‘night. the following were served and
:the delinquents chose to pay the tax of
132.10. rather than go to court: Pas.
quale Tucci. Salvatore Plsusca, Jos-
eph Eleanor, Charles Siguway. Dom-
ulnszo. llcnry \‘t'hltlock and
Song. 1
«Mabclle‘ Gay.
Violin Solomdilullnz is No Sin.
llouisc Schwartskod.
Eli-both Sinuson.
Soiowllethlehcm. ' ‘
Recitationw Playing Santa Claus.
Clara April.
RecRation—«Writing to Santa Claus.
Helen Hennessey.
Plano $0lo-iRippling Waters.
Dorothy tllendening.
Recitation-~Thc [legend
Wreaths
William tlattcucy.
Piano Solo ~~~~~ Thu llltthday March.
hilahcth Stimson.
Rccitattlonmllecember. '
. Louise. Hahn. ‘ l
Solo and Chorus-t31n1i Tidings.
Leland St George and School. :
Morris Pox 1131411113 Father Christmas. rants will be sorted us soon as pos
slblo
As yet no prosecutions have been
made. in Norwalk owing to the small
number or delinquents on the list.
However. lt‘ the men do not show a
disposition to pay up. now that their
Estelle Smith. bluff has been called, there is little
Rocitutlon-—The Night lichlnd Christ ‘dcuhhbut what Prosecuting Attorney
inns. limtls Goldschmldt will issue warrants
for their arrest next week.
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CONNECTICUT OFFICER.
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Grade Vlil.
Laura M. Raymond. 'i‘nachcr.
Plano Solo~nudnlo Fiver.
' Charles Copley.
Recitattou~m1r Christmas 1.151,
Howard Comatoclr.
Recitation~~Clirlutintts hive
flakes.
Marion Gluudenlnx.
Violin Solo—01d Christmas Hymn
trene Baker. Sophia Baker (piano)
Recitatioanhe Turkey‘s Lament,
Florence Starr. '
Reclfatlon~Topsy TntrveyB Christmas.
lrene Baker.
Sulliv- '
Will instruct National Guard Signal
Corps In Aviation. .
Washington. this state. who has many
acquaintances in this city. has been
instructor to the signal corps of the
National Guard and will instruct that
branch of the militia serv‘ice in prac
tlcal aviation
Since 1908. Lieut. Foulolthns been
with the U. S. Signal corps on corn
nautical duty and whenever aviation
is mentioned his name is at the front.
(or Licut. Foulois was Orville Wright‘s
fellow passenger in that first and
forever famousoveriand trip in an
aeroplane made in the United States
during the trials or Wright's first mn~
chine at Ft. Meyer and helped demon-
strate to the whole World“ by their
successful trip to and tifid‘lmdxéndria
_ the value of the scropla’p‘élto an slimy.
Lieut Fo’ulols' active career began
. at 18 years at use. when he enlisted
in New York city in 1898 as a private
in the ‘11th U. 3. Volunteer Engineers
and served in P6- to Ellen lie next
111 enlisted in the Nineteenth Li S
infantry in 1899 and served two years
in the Philippines. id .190L he was
commissioned as a second lieutenant"
«1 in the Sevententh infantry and in
1006 promoted to a first lieutenancii. in
1908 he was detailed to the signal
' Alberta Gregory.
Piano Solo~Fiith Nocturne.
Lydia Sachs. '
RecitationmLady Yeardley's Guest.
Lillian Ruscoe.
Recitation—Christmas Day.
1. ’Ednn Middiebrook.B
Piano Soio—Gavotte. _
Florence Starr. ‘-
Becltatlon—diilda's Christmas.
’ . Edith Morrison.
Recitation—Only a Pin.
. Charles Copley.
Recitation—The Freckle-Faced Girl,
Lydia Sachs.
Piano Solo—The Glow‘Wcrm.
, , Eugenia Gould.
WITHOUT 311111.13.
The young housekeeper had been
advised. in buying. lamb [chops
“Frenchéd” to order them “With‘the
trimmings " The order arriving. the
cook mentioned that the trimmings
”Oh," said the young mistress,
don't care. Those’ little mils brim
per always did seem to nicsllly. They
no 5111101 may be an old 111111 and
yet you would hardly call him the Blair '
assigned to the position oi inspector- ‘
1-2110 DeMartino The remaining war: "
meat. 13. 1). tremors; U. S. A.. at»
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ill itlrtth Company
,B B ' Entnhltahril 11157.
"Any man or woman .
that can give any knowledge, or ‘
tell any tidings, of an old. old,
very old gray-bearded gentleman.
called Christmas. who was wont
to be a very familiar ghest. and
visite all sorts of people. both pore
and rich, and used to appear in
glittering gold. silk. and silver.
and in all shapes. and had ringing.
feasts. and jollitie in all places.
both in the citie and countrie, for
his comming .. whosoever
can tell what is become of him.
or Wherever he may' be found
. let them bring him back
again.” ,
B —-An Hue and Cry after Christ-
: mas. 1645.
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Holiday Gifts
ONLY ONE MORE SHOPPING .DKY
LEFT—NO TIME TO LOSE
In every department of the store will be
‘ found a varied assortment of desirable articles,
an}; one of which. will make welcome gifts.
UNUSUAL VALUES FOR "SATURDAY.
COME EARLY '
The N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
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danao and B1610 islands. In 1905 and To RECULATE ARTERIAL PRES-
1906 Lieut. Foulois was Bastudont at? SURE.
the army school, in l907"l1nd liltihatl
the 3183151001113 school. Since 1908‘l1e1 The ‘curious discovery of Dr. P.
has been 0“ aeronautical duty With'Bon11ier.lt French pin sicinn, otters
the Signal Corps and his exploits m‘nviators a means 0‘ regmating B,
its service. have attracted world-w idel
“5:33;“ J .1 F l adjustment of the circulation of the
pacts mg 11:33:51] 3an gigs“? sudden variations of external pressure
“ n d cendin The
WnShington. Conn in flying high and es 3
terial. pressute, 01 causing a quicker
9111113011511 Acres 23 YEARS. l
ST» JOSEPH, Mo" Dec. 23. —-'—T\ven--
tycight years after he escaped {tom
the Huntsville Ppnitcnttary. where he
was serving a seventeen y'enrs sen
teuce for horse Stealing. William B.
Hammond. as he is known here, yer.-
tor-day was informed that he had0
been granted a pardon by Governor
Colquitt. of Texan.
Hammond, or Nathan Hurst, as isl
his right: name, has since that time
become prominent in local politics.»
has built up a business as n br,oiter 'l
~ ant.
and he rear (1 Jamil man
Hurts: “'93 in]: “Wham when he at any ratei one young aviator, who
ter at the top of the spinal cord; is“
tion of heart and lungs. and it is tound
that nerve centers in this mass have“-
the iunctitfii of
of atmosphere.’ When this function
11s exercised sluggishly, moreover, n
terization at a. Bnoint connected with
Ithe special centers. 'The operation
relieves the artelial tension sconce,
corps and for the years served in the Bull-e9 months and while 11 orkin
Philippines where he participated in B‘side the walls one d111, mounted a
-*eonicthinl; like 45 bullies and sBktrm- Imutehound been driving and escaped
‘m" discomfort in his
rt 11. its served hut‘nolw has on
was sent to 1) 60 g out unscented “ll; 1‘“ firmer seventh
all! was BlarB order Boi.’ “1'1.
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It 1 n the vacant
den ”ll pensive use a
c ran a.
medulla oblougntn, or white nerve mat- .-
known to govern the involuntary ac-rBB‘
preoducin'g an aunt "
ilibrium between the interior pressure .
to of the blood and the exterior pressure B
ltivitv is mused by a slight nasal con- *
1a and the Stimulation seems to be perv,“ '
It has continued four months; ‘1
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