12302: flaunt
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Mr and ”In. Human Vega! have m; Albert Rainer or this place!
church welt-em. when; M last Am W art-oust
iy convention of Loyal Workers' will Chara will hold a meeting this even-
be held. and reports at committees use, lourth quarterly mono,
made; with when“: etc. This ”flit! was to have been held, but owinz 1"
will continue until the old year is a. {any of the daughter of District
watched out and the «senate ushered Superintendent A. a coodenough. of
EAST NORWALK
« NEWS
in.
The friends of PeterJI. Nahum and
, Miss Eva Burt were greatly safari-ed
to hear that 'thry‘were qulefiy‘nar-
ried a short time ago. For the pres-
. out they will reside at "the homes»!
Mr. and Mrs Lee Jonas.“ Osborn
avenue, East Wk. a rm ‘
Advent Sunday school stemming:
the Christmas exercises of the»
. been on
let-taming Ill-s Flora Hamil. and John Guru-tags. of Norwalk, yes- vent Sunday school will he held
of New York.
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr. and Mrs. Frank smack. of II
Osborn avenue.
Mr. lull firs. Robert 8 Mitchell.
~ of New
I lire. nary It)", oi Betta Place.
William
William Ml
f homes IhIol‘e.
_.__..._
The christian music was repeat-
ed at the East avenue Methodist Fpls- and u“
recitation of Dicken'e Christ-
eopsl Church. may. and deusllt- mas Cami by Rev. H. E. Wilson
, ed large congregations
Thomas Anderson is suffering from
. an iniury to one of his hands. caused
by having the lingers crushed while
at worlr on his boat.
Mr. and Mrs_ Arthur D. Ferris. of
Freeport. long island, have been
guests °' M" “d M" George H“ clock. An interesting program
Ferris. of Beaview avenue
4”“ “6" "8“" banks orer the holidays,
,mard Tobey. workers .e'n the new thhin
. Albert riricson. of street bridge
. Port Chester. spent Sunday at their kept busy.
1”; :glieom. ll willful by marrow evening. commencing at 1: 30
mat “‘0 weilhnewn Ill“ o'clock and the following intomtin‘
program has been prepared:
1 Greeting~ll2dwin Nicki-non
It! Recitation, "No Room for Christ."-
hl' Elsie Knorr.
“d- 3"“- E- 3- Fair- Exercise, “Xmas ls Harem—Infant
Class
the Recitation. “The Ansels' GioriaI”~
Victoria Kssmeske,
nsmn Recitation "A Little Xmas Tm"~
and, the
stmcture is being pushed to comp lo Es;::::lIfnmm mm
the as rs i l as pose l
l pd, ibis. g Recitation. “The Angel's
Stori"‘~—Vrene (locates.
Recitation. “'I‘hovrh Hands Msy Ra
Tinv"—~Edwina Ne‘son.
Promise, "‘Chrlst Has Come"—
children. .
Recitation. “0 lesson frankne-
,. , ,‘ ‘.llollv"« Fred ('ll"!!l“i’.“M’VL
The oillcial heard of the East ave- Recitation. “fiin' 0"“ O Chm” 0'
Int"! Methodist Episcopal (‘.hnrt'h will Xmas —--ldn Knurl-
hold a meeting on Thursday eveniuz 3°“”"M”" woken!” ' Class
vhloh will merge into a watch nixht RM lotion. Mn". Bury“! “'9 “.5".
service. commencing at about to o- '"M M“""‘“'“- .
n, Mei-clue, "Little Xmas Candles"—
Six zlr'e.
Recitation.
in. Fairlie-eke: a student
Syracuse University, is vlslthig
parents. Rev.
Dublin the cold this morning.
Xmas
Don't tor-get the Milena: Opening,-
at
lEaat avenue ll. E. Church tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock Everybody in»
riled.
'7
”or
”nominee is being planned.
“list! the New Born
30““ O “In“ 7” 1%" Ym '“ fit isexpscted this week to cutevery Kins" M00738 FnfilllN‘ll-
Holiday some
Fancy Florida Sweet Oranges
' ..............ascperdoa.
I l Gold Seal ('.‘reamc'ry Butter 36::
Best C olice . .......... .3oc
Best'l‘ee .....
St. Bernwrd & Co.
37'- PHONE 307.
White loaf Flour 5 lbs. far 20c
Sugar .......~.. rgibs. torswo
RANDALL BLOCK, 42 VA” ZAN'I'
this: over in the new East Side pow- limitation. "The Xmas Steffi——
. or plant. The work of connecting the iiulph Nicholson .
'wirea in the sixty transformers was Imitation “Where Where is He"
started today, and will continue until —~i.melia KM"
the first of the year. when it is ex Exercisewnuth Knorr and
posted all power for lighting of streets Tiers. ,
and commercial service will be iur Imitation. “The fine Intory"—-—
platted from the new plant. and the “ohm 89¢!!!me '
old station in Seaview avenue will be Radiation. "Xmas‘ flinch—Inuit
discontinded. ' .Knprr » " ‘
, «L Recitation "Ho Quotes” eiiidwlna
On Thursday evening at 'l: 46 V0150", I
4”fio'elook. the Advent Christian Church ply-"mm. "it (ll-mew the MM:
will hold a prayer meeting, and at its nix“ gin,» wAtneiie In,"
close all in IIIattendance will adjourn to knows]: young my“
the basement or the church. where
supper tillbbe served. Afterward
"‘"i will he rm assemblage in the . ‘
Bert
,;
ru
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?amgv emit». Messed;
'r s‘su lied to...» bettrd or the
lemme. who was to preside. it has
been Dollponed indefinitely. Miss
Lilli“ P Boodenough had been ill for
ten his and had transcended to bid;
bed that tough of time Shem
tiliten sick with tonsl‘itls and while
"16 ”patently was incoming,
uttered a relapse and died out pong-I,
”not“; The day before she dlp‘if- she
filed improved somewhat but towards
"fills Brew worse and died eriythe
next morning She was born in En!
land _’thirty-iiye years ago. her mother
having come from the isle of Wivhtl
and (her {other from the southeast“
iportion of Incl-rid As a small child
she came to this country with her".
parenta and lived with them at var
ions olsces where Rev Dr. Good
enough held pastoratas, including New
Haven. Brooklyn. N. Y.. New Bo
chelle and iii-islet. She had made
many friends in cool: place. liahingi
been a great worker in the church in
Bristol she made a host or friends. as‘ l
she had been very prominent in the!
extensive work of the Prospect Moth
odlst Church of which her father wssi
the pastor tor ten years. She was al
teacher in the Sunday-school and took i
a very active part in the work of the
young reonle of the rhnrrh She was
also prominent in social work outside
the immediate parish of the Methodist
ChuiV'h. her success as drector 0! till
presentation of the “Fete or the Na-
tions.“ still beint "membered by
manv; Miss noedenough was an ac-
complished pianist and as a teacher
of the piano in this city started sever-
sl well imam: local mnsciaus on the
way to success in music. She re-
oehed a s'ilveoiovisx cup tram peo
ple of the city when the foml‘y left
the city. : -
She was of mo sill to her lather.
doing much oi his private secretarial
work When Rev. Dr. Goodenough
was pastor of .tbe Nostrund Avenue
Church of Brooklyn, and oi the St
John s Methodist Church of New Re.
chelie. lflss Bondsman was proud
neatly identified in chunrh worx she'.
possessed a lovable disposition and
was a {stand trail strainers... .8he,.
him her parents. nor. on and Mrs
Arthurril. ‘(tbottlnongh-Let' Stamford.
""00 “It'll. we! .flwehCe Good .
sees-Io .ua chanteuse Monsoon it”
umlinm KI Sugloyfls or (hit “the”!!!
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A Few More Days of Our Clovng outsale Left Yet for You toTake Ad»
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.hard day at the shire;
lies Harts Goodenough, a student in
Smith Callus. and a brother. Arthur
1'. Goodenoulh. of mists. N. J.
The funeral was held may t!-
ternoon at 3 o’clock in ‘ Themderagefl
Stamford, and Rev: Dr. w. u. Finch,
mater or the First Methodist Church
of Stanford. conducted the service.
assisted by Bishop umber B. Wilson
and other clergyman oi the New York
mlhatrict'of the New York Red Confer
once at Methodist Churches of which
sir! her tether is diitrtci. superintendent
The body was batten to Bristol.
Conn. this rooming: At ii o'c‘ock in
the Wilt Church a service was
held. and Rev. Dr. L H. nowhester
omctated. Bdrm took place in the
West Cemeterv.
A Father's Tribute.
Dr. Goodenourb said of his 'daugh-
ter: “A"more unselfish person never
lived. and like her mother, she only
lived to love and serve. She was al-
ways ministering to the com'ortmt
others. ‘ A bright sunbeam has gone
out of our home, but she is still ours
in deathiess love‘and perfect service "
camsrmts mines or finer
nonwauc
Mr. Scrooge Steps from the immortal
Pspea of Dickens and Visits the
East Avenue M. E. Ch-Mtrch ‘,
Mr. Coveiton was late for supper.
and hurried a little. it had been‘ a
things had
gone wrong; things had rubbed. {in
tact. if the truth must be spoken hir.
Coverton was feeling a little cross
And new. as he ‘burried' along thrust-‘
tux his hands deeper into the pockets
of his [not coat.,hls,np§ers came ‘in
contact with that letter again W M
bad he received this invitation to
spend the Christmas holidays with‘ his
old and lifelong friend. deze Hod-re.
four days after Christmas. instead of
four days before. as' he, should? lie
.mlsltt have acceptedeiiad he had a
chance.
As it whs. he had spent
Christmas at home. To be sure home
was not so bad. mm a good wife.
acomtorteble pair or slippers; and
oh yes: there “we‘l-thai their hism
dsnxhter had sent ‘hhnIzI he had not
yet looked at that Hill-1 “‘
Arriving home he sat noon to the
carefully prepared inept-knot} duite
“cold Movers-sud ’atfi' in silence.
"I‘h'ere seemed to be a kind or ‘cliillv
atmosphere about his person whichi
had sweet into the cheerful dining'
room with hlw'eatrame. and still its
tried. 5 . lvtvwi
only to he rudely intercepted by
"ouiok dab'of his hand. By this time
Ill-s. Caverns hit the drop in tn.
MMMJ draw our to the
fire Well, thought Mr. Coverton.
thank goodness there is a good men
the fireplace. his slippers were beside
his tavorlte chair. and he might find
that book interesting for a little while
at least. Soon he was conltcrtabl"
seated. book in hand. His wife. from
the other side‘or the fireplace. seem
edtabsorbed in the items of the local
paper. Silence reigned; but after a
considerable lapse of time. Mrs Cove“-
ton chanced to glance at her hushnrvi
Apparently he was absorbed in his
book. on the cover of which sharp
eyes might discern the lezend: Christ
mas Carol. by Charles Dickens. A
decided change In the expression of
his countenance was noticeable even
to the most careless observer. There
was s twinkle to his eye. and a truly
boxish grin on the. face that had been
so stern all during supper and whi‘ e
she looked a low gurgling chuckle
seemed to convulse his chest with he 'l’
oppressed merriment:
titled as to the (hat-actor of a book
Ithat could produce so complete a
transformation in so short a space of
time she. nevertheless was «mum
to hold her peace. What Was her
sstenishment the next time she look
ied his way, to detect in the corner of
'llifl eve s glittering tear uhir‘h even
asslte looked stole does his theek.
.8
her curiosity could no longer stand
the strain. "Robert." said «he. lnvtiv‘
dl'lf‘flt tones familiar to ”all husbands
who have good wives. “Robert. what
are we readine " "0b" said Robert.
tinding himself discovered “aionnl 9"
old fool who had never made eni one
happy in all his miserable lite but
bad slwsvs drudred in a dark oiilce
counting house. i “believe he calls it
anyhow he was no good to snvnne
but himself. and was so plagued slingv
that. he pare-d his help, . starvation
wages and lived like a chinmsvrsweep
Well. he heard the (‘hrlstmas chimec
and they set him to thinking what. a
mean old rascal he slwovs had been.
and about when he was a lit‘ le ie‘
low and well. i guess he got com err-
sd. Anyhow it broke him all up and
he Ijnst went Iost and maria evervtwl"
happy: spent his rtonev like a prince.
raised the wages of all his emp ‘oyees
sn‘dI twee happy “or after)? ‘.‘Vt‘lm l- l.
of the book.“'saked Mrs ”my" ~
the noble“
norm-tin. downer-man's ’lniatreott‘d“
“Christmas Carol sy' mm«. on; ~
sulf's
kens." said her husband. "\li'bv.’I'I
vantage of Our Stationery Bargains
Tally or Pmce Cards. '
Now 5¢ DOZ.
And We have a real good line
to select tram.
4 "‘Calrndars
Remainder of our Calendars
regardless of former prices, clos-
ing out at 9¢ EACH.
Some 75:: and $1.00 in this as—
. sortment.
L Camrrés
prices.
'A few left at greatly reduced
Playing Cards
-_ . . B a, oc'“
Reg. 500 packs 33; < 2 llOR 1¢ ' Letter Files, regularlyjzsce'lch ' I ' an 8 now - . "5'
25c packs :9: ( Same go'ld (l'l'llltv and aEert— . . IIIII . . 4 lo: 75c" ego—J; pt. bottle. nowI 19c ........... I
15c packs nc ( nicntas our Xmas lot. , .. nor—4r ptebottlc. new I 306 Ledger. Day, Cash, Record _ . ~
1°C PM!“ 3: Te lills R 0k in TYPEWRITER PAPERS. 756*! at home now 5°C . Journal, Time and Special Rule ,
. it t‘ -- u . » ‘ ' ' i.
. . . - . » , . ' . , . . Books allgrestl reduced Va
* . " Reg. 90c . 'now 60: ream - . m ' , .y . . '. '
Popular Fiction hast-b-II 8:. Football $.25 ' 75'. . jet BlAckS” ‘ " ‘ “
. 39¢ H Cllllfl‘. ’ ~l03l""s0ut;. $‘-35 85" .' , _ Arch Files at just .HALF, 5
BY good authors, The stories _ $l-7S sl-IS 300—3” Pt' bottles. now ’9: . ‘ ‘ b " 1v
you enjOy res ding. I At Just HALF PRILE. $130 : 31-15 soc—r t bottles now 0- PRICE. ; :39
.I ' All standard make goods. $1.90 $1.20 9 N l 3 - ~-’------- . ‘3 -.
. _ - ~ $2 to . ~ ‘ $I 85c——1 qt. bottles, now 50: V, , . ., . 4
Harmontcns S P I , ' I . '35 - Dost Blorters, all colors, 3c ca.
Olive" 1' «nan s . . . .. .
10c, 15c and age Harmonitas, . Miscellaneous Envelopes—toe, Pall” Writing Fltuds-25c qt. -. CllPS. Labels, T335, Etc way
NOW 5;! EACH. All sizes. NOW 25¢ EACH ‘ bbx of 259. . ' 5 Paul S Muscilage-fzsc pt. dowu
New Yi—fll‘ Privi- Cards I
Office
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Supp ies
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Inks—Writing ‘ Fluids .,
‘1‘!"1'It A’- .b ’1
Entirely mis“
I Art;- J "Jt'wfi «if is W on“!!! rib-”Fm lit.-
.v'svavf
she. "I have just been read Iauout
that in the paper. Here tile
Mite Box Omlns.
The Rev. H. E. Wilson of Bethei.
Conn. is to recite Dicken's Ghrtstmes
Carol in the East avenue M. E. .
Church. on Tuesday eveninz,.Deeem-
be: 29. at 8 o'clock Mr Wilson .35
much in demand. and receives We
some for this recital, but our towns
people have the very unusual oppor-
tunity of this splendid enterthidment
free of charge, for there .will be no
admission fee. The réCitstlon will be
interspersed with musical seleCtions
from Old Engllthanls. Altman's
cordially invited.
Let's go, said Mr covet-urn. Let‘s
go, echoed Mrs. Coverton.
l 0\"AYTON {
l’ W- .l r‘ W}: w- J‘s...
Mr and Mrs. Charles l-". Petty, of
Raymond erect. spent l' lay with.
Mrs. Carrie Lockwood. ll. fei'mli‘fi"
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The two new houses 3‘ ’.Iplaln
Hart. in Rowsyton ai'enm I been
3.173;
completed by Contractors- .‘
Keyser.
Captain Hicksen w. Cole. wt
ily base return (1 from 1 t It '
where they spent Christmas \' ‘x FI -
and Mrs Henry leech. '
Mrs Susan Petty. 'who has lu. a,
siting her son. (hasten li.1’ll‘
turned to her home in Mount \
non, New YorkII yesterday ~
i.
The. friends of Rev. F‘rnnk (W31.
pinvbam, formerly roster. of ii
Rowatton Peptist church. will regret
to learn that a. recent fire at “ills
Mme totally dos troyed his hours .1220 .l
effects and that the, inm'ttos of the
house nnri'o'uly camped (lentil in
tire.
Oscar S. Mills met with a painful
accident this nursing. He was wealt-
ing at the Albrecht it‘Fldullit, litl
was standing on a stop ladder w~h n
he fell from the same, and in Grin;
so broke his riuht, urlst. 'lhe iii»
tent-e of the [all was only (Wu but
:Mr. Mills went to the olfite of Dr. lid
C Sherer. where his injuri s wetn-
‘cored for. Later he will be r'equind
to. go to the hospital for further
treatment. I I I
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and the Prices Quoted Here Show You Plamly the Savmg “
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