”rumouummonesseon
the lookout, wetting tor him. The
Mummhsutmostflthm
tor Christmas gifts to wearing uppers]
and fancy articles that are serviceable
Ind useful. ‘
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Nor-walk.
“Rogers Dream”
one of the best books ever pub-
lished for children
written~ by Emily Mather Smith
of Norwaik. On sale at
ooNNELirS
........ 30¢
Book Store for... .
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Bill NEWS
Miss Marie liershen. of Guernsey
stieet, Stamford, has returned from it
visit with Ielatives in South Norwalk.
~Call :It O'Brien's before you buy
Xmas umbrellas elsewhere.
These are the shortest days of the
year. The winter solstice Occurs to-
day. By the end of the present week
the days will have commenced grad.
ually 'lo lengthen.
M
Stanley Baldwin, of Wall street,
(who is attending the College of Penn-
Qy'lvania, is home for the Christmas
holidays.
Miss Mary Smith. of South Norwnlk,
(Vitus returned home after it few days‘
visit with her mother on Elm street,
Bellini. .
——lt pays to buy your Xmas gift-s at
Brand‘s Jewelry store.
;, Mr. and Mrs Alfred. Avlson
”all; street are Visiting their duuizlt-
ter,~Mrs. Antone Wesseilyf‘of Phlln
folphia. ,
. _. p—HQLID'AV more}
of.
. i ;
presented tomorrow in the Lincoln
School:
Rooms 1. 2, 3. 4 Lincoln School.
Teachers: Mrs. Barber, Miss Kelly,
Miss Larrnuri, Miss Crofoot.
Song—Oh, the Sweet Bells of Christ»
mas. School.
01d Santa Claus has put us
_ . 891‘.
in charge of a lot of Xmas
I Reeitntion-Good
Cheer,
preents for Men and Boys. Fitzpatmk
inoculation—Xmas 'l‘ree, Ruth Triuter.
7 iiim-imtionuXmaS Night. Rudolph
soft rich silks $1 to $5. I mum ,.
, Rune—Silent Night. School.
The right
sticks, $1 and up.
Scarfs for evening suits in
style walking
liecitationnFnther Flirts-stunts.
ine Mayhew.
Recitatioti~lirls Kringle,
Lehotsky, Tom Gall, Mary Sprocb.
Mandor Bernhardt.
Sonngondertul Tree, John Jones.
'ltecitation _,, Soniebody's Comin g. Paul
Umbrellas—a good silk one
at $3.
In neckwear you’ll acknow-
ledge we’e gone the limit.
9
‘Bcalfllflll Xmas boxes for Pinto, Andrew Hegeydres.
Song4Why Do Bells of Christmas
Ring, Room l\'.
Recitation—When Darkness Hes Full-
eI'I. Harry Alexander, Sadie Kurtz.
Recitation~-lf Santa Should Tumble.
Leonard Wilmot.
[let‘itntlon-~A Christmas
Snntells.
liN‘llllllOll—ln the Toe. Dorothy Hunt,
(‘ecil Triester, Esther Feinsod. liene
. Kiska. .
Song—-(‘liristinos Time. School.
handkerchiefs, socks, garters,
suspenders, gloves, etc.
Rogers& Stevens
South Not-walk. Norwalk.
(lift. Rose
,4
.—'i 4-
Miss Elvira JOhllSOllr of Patterson,
N. Y, who has been visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Charles 'l‘hielcke. of lo BH‘ltzitton~lliiby's Fimt Xmas,
Montgomery street. litmbury. will
' . ‘ V t‘liildren from Room 1.
leave today for i‘ "is“ l“ 50"“ M"; Recitation—Stockings Christmas. Ber.
walk.
the Hayes, Annie Luskue. Ellnbeth
Lobody. Gertrude Tronibttas. (‘itth-
ertne Kelly.
Song-Do You Believe in Santa. Fred
Hamilton.
hesitation—drives Good Cheers. John
Gull.
flange—Softly Chime. Anna Rois.
Recitation—Santa Claus, Fennle Fol-z
Cone. Ralph Caruso. Helen (lnlio.
Recitation—Baby's Stocking. Thurs-
ton Hendricks.
RecttittionvSixns of the Times.‘ Hon-
ry Hopkins. _
Song—0 Come all ye Faithful. School.
Recitation—«A Stitch
Kubobik.
Recitation—«Holly. Mary Wnrgo. John
Hornick.,Jessie 01 Rose.
Dance—shone 'Avnllone, Clarinet ac-
Ten
Severn] teachers employed in dis-
trict schools of Ridgefield, returned
to Ridgefield Monday for the resump-
tion of sessions in schools of that
place, which had been closed since
the storm of Monday of last week.
\
Clement Lucas. the ten year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lucas. of Sn!-
Itield. found a stick of dynamite wIIIIe
Int ploy Saturday and carried it into
the house! While playing near the
stove the dynamite exploded. tiiklng
oil the thumb and two fingers on his
right hand. it was found necessary to
.emputute the lingers. »~
i liotai lawyers have been notified byt
The following programs will be
Recitation—Christmas, Russell, Frau.
Augusta ‘
llecitation-«Toyland, Mildred Walston. ’
Cather- l
Veronica
Singewald, Pearl Luskay, Margaret ~
in Time, Helen
‘ Angora It' not call and scarf sets.’ (‘lerli W 11. liavllnnd, oi the Super
Li 1: hanitioerchiefe at 250 t o 500. Im- Court. thll claims. to: the trial of
Si 'Hosieiy 25c. 50c and 980. Fun! _lioth court and jury roses for the Jan-
. bags. etc ”8‘3 at reduced ““99 “Hoary term of the court in Bridgeport,
Miss Polliemus. 80 Wafillinsmn “"991- must in: lilekwlth the clerk before
I 3‘“! NOVWMk- iiiext Tuesday Assignment of cases,
, ' Iioi trial will be made by Judge (ingot;
There was it lai -_ve croud of skatersi‘on Frldllv December 31.
lost. night on Bishop's Mill Pond. oni’.
Itlveiside aycnue. The recent ruins:
. ‘ f f ‘n w and Richard B. Moore. of Norwitlk. ii
, have “’1le the (‘9 rec 0 h 0 driver for the Standard Oil Company.
it is now Inexcellent condition. ., t .
Imus in Greenwich court Saturday.
. on ILclIarize of reckless driving the
the ' [its of merchan- - . .
' ‘ “5"“ “550mm cnse having been continued from time
i of
51139 pro‘i‘i‘“ ““"mm‘? Ch” ce ,.‘to time for several weeks post. The
.unique and attractive gift thingix ‘
y , leomplhint was noiled by Judy Mead.
' my be found ahthe N._ E. Ryan Co. 3' f
. tore at very reasonable prices One 0 the wheels of a truck driven
F . 1b} Moore passed over the right foot
of Robert Hillis, who was putting ll
shoe tom tits-machine An investiga-
l
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I»
Alfred S. O'Brien, propiieim of that
Stamford Hinr. and Miss lsabelie Leo
Mack’own, of Kingston. N Y.. were 213?] all???“ 'lhm it ““5 a case for
imnrried Saturday. in St. Agnes‘ chap- I “I men
I M
l. Trinit arlsh. New York. by Rev. ~
. :W’ W gellinger I The Seniors are now using the front
_ , \
door. They have defined this privi-
IIIishes WON“ granted The Seniors in
[pietious tears always had this [ll‘lvl‘
Perfumes.‘ lone. but this )eai: Dr. Gumbart said
FOSS’ AND HUYLER'S CANDY
Fancy Xm'a'e Packages.
Toilet Articles,
Q '
retake.
sucgeeded
c
l-hat you would'l he to Y aVe- him start
Account for yq and routine hill].
' f “tycar if he will:
A Sayings. 32c omit is theniost sensible and the
. noose practical of all Remembrances at: Lhristmas-r
time. "-: I i I' ‘ i‘ .
It gives his “little folk " a good—so i one the,
‘lege lot a long time, and at lost their .
. ~‘i~ ~ That tlere \V s . u ll - ,
Stillsoti-Poweil Corporation 5 ,. ' . a "m 5" mm m mem'
to no tiitough the side doors. That
i PRESCRIPTION DRUGOISTS.
. has in September They have been
i 32 Wuhlngton m“ V working for it ever since end finally
i soon Not-went. econ. ‘ .
companlst.
Song—Santa Clauslloom 4.
Recitation—A Rent Santa Claus. Karl
Seliitefi.
Recitation—Jim" White Candles. Six
girls from Room lV.
Recitation—:Cradle Hymn, Rose Smith
Some—Once a Little Baby Lay. School
Recitation-4iippity’Hop. Ten pupils
of Room 111. ‘
Recitation—A Child's Miittake. Mary
Baboon.
Recitation—«Betlilehein's Star,
Perkins.
Song~Snnta Clans? Errand Boys, Six
boys“ of Room lV.
RecitationAtoming. Events,
Hopkins.
Recitation-A Christmas
Fred Bissell.
Song-Sunta Claus is Coming. Rooms
III and 1V.
Recitation—There’s it Song in the Air.
aurice. Bosone.
Recitation—Santa Claus and
Mouse. Nimupils of Room lll.
Song—Christmas
Near, Schools—
Marlon
Reginald
Telephone.
the
Play—The Brownies of The Christ-
mas Toys. Rooms Ill and IV.
Room V Lincoln School.
Teacher, Laura C. Baker.
Song—All Through the Night. School.
Recitation—“Vito Is It? Belle Van
Scoy.
Recitation—4f 1 Wine Santa Claus,
Frunk”Venezia.
RecitationuA nigh From St Nicho
ins, Rose de Rosa.
Recitation—They Say That Santa
, Knows, William Yobeggy.
Recitation—A Jolly Did Fellow. Olive
Brown. . .1
~ Recitation—When Santa Claus Comes,
Anthony smith 7' ' . « I
' Song—Silent Night. School.) ; 'r"
Recitation—Old Father Xmas, Helen
Time is brewing"
‘at the two schools. « _
recorder t V
" ’ years against;
' An gOOdI pur-
TERLIN m... ..
r set aside for
Tnuerom unite. “XII; Eve de-
6%
Just the opportune time fer Xmas Gifts
SUBJECTS—Fruit, Game and Scenery in gilt and WALNUT FINISH FRAMES.
Pictures Extra special
69c
16 x 26 inch and 18- x 30 inch Pictures. $1.oo~and 3mm
As long as they last. SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW.
DOLL’S
, U. S. MAILS. AUTOMOBIBES, TRI-CYCLES, CARTS AND WHEELBARROWS.
BEDS 50c to $6.00
In white enamel. brass and mahogany, including Box Springs and
Mattress and Pillows. Antique reproductions m mahogany.
CARRIAGES, 39c to $6.50
Brass
Rots
Votes.
it i were Santa Chins, Richard Mad
den.
A Christmas Song, lrene Bayllss.
The Stockings' Xmas. by Norman
Flewellin.
The Xmas Tree. School. ‘
The Children and the Stars. by’ Nine
Pupils. A
The Xmas Tree, School.
Santa's Middle Name, by
Carlene.
Tell Me What? You Hate For Me.
School.
A Stitch in Time, by John Mansey.
Silent Night, School. ‘
Christmas Quotations. by Ten Pupils.
Merry Xmas mile. School.
The Sblnleot Dime. by Priscilla Stod-
men. . .
Santa Claus, by Four Pupils. .
The Xmas Tree. by Martha Chinsky.
IThe Fir Tree, by Eight Pupils.
Angelina
x.
”f Tosca. . ,,_
A School Song, School.
Special Olen ,Fltach School.
by the following hymns:
“White Shepherds Watched Their
Flock: by Night.”
"We Three Kings of Orient Are "
"Hark! the flex-old Angels Sing"
"Silent Night! 1‘1on Night!" I
The kindergarten pupils will enjoy
it tree not have interesting egerctse's
4"
COLLEGE CHESS GAMES:
NEW YORK. Dec. 22 .—-—Chess play-
(are from Columbia, Harvard. Yale and
Frinceton‘ Universities hogan here to
day their 24th annual tournament;
The games will ' '
ictorla
no for Harvard
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
(Join the Hoosier Club Today)
Sectional Book. Cases
or iron Beds
Library Set
Library Tables
iii-129.131 Washington St. rIIoIIIII 105
True Substantial Gifts
Maliagony Chair or Rocker
Tapestry Chair or , Rocker
Reed Chair or Rocker
Sewing Table in Mohagdny '
Statuary in all Subjects '
Cut Glass
All Purchases Made This Mont h Billed to You on Feb. let.
The Sterling. Furniture “Co.
Schematic.
'Santn’s Letter to Grandma. by John?
‘ The Christ Child story retold by“
members of theuclass, and illuminated?
"it Quins Upon his Midnight Clean”:
"0 Little Town of Bethlehem.” ‘ ‘ "
in preytoue ‘
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I . . I , i ,A ‘ High Grade Carts for Boys.
' ll" ' i iv! ;' cin rd €1.ng be Vi fl. Erector Building Sets for boys
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