es CilyMarket
“No. mum:
7.
W exercises ol the
3.39an .ESundayschoolwill
.-
-h ll follows:
M V by Fusion
Clad Exercises.
3 Visit, Elmer
- i u: the Belle of Christ-
_ Aline Girls. Ethel Peterson.
m Kaske, Verna Decker,
" Ridicule. Eva Grice Ethel Bent:
lgldred Hoyt Beatrice Lyceti ‘
”release—«Eleven Girls. Agnes
. u, Gladys Stedman. Dorothy
1 major. Beatrice Wilkins. .Priscelln
.‘ann. Lillian [1005, Josephine
We. Edna Prayer, Lillian Sher-v
fined. Eva Waidron, Helen Decker.
Newman». Peterson.
V‘rergreen i)rill——Thirlern Girls.
~Berihn Peterson, “Ruth Van Coevor-
hg, Marion line. idn Scofield. ,Glcn-
Warm. Frances Bartliff.
“I Banks, Mildred Radian
, by School
Micheal.
Mule Reynolds 011-1.»: es Lycelt
Wesley Wilkine.1 1’i1‘hmurm l’rice,1F:i-1
.3111
Muse o! the storm the Christmas
scheduled for yesterday in tho
renue M. E. church. were post-
for one Week.
on m: Sunday.
"Jand friends or the East
' 11 Advent Christian churchnlll
evening pleasantly observoi
Clifto1mns season with an appro-
31m and. Mrs. A. B. St. John, 0L1
M street. entertained as their.g
Christmas Day Mrs Funk
lance Helen and Grace Ruy~3
oipent Christmas with Mn?
unlel L’Iiommedieu. have*
their home in. new 1
i
\
and hlrs: Christian Jensen. of
port. were {he Christmas guests
elm daughter M151. R. G. Hend-
Cove street
. of Bridge-no.”
Smaller: 1
sheet. ’
'Iée LaCroix, who has is .
e iii-in. has taunted his fillies
r
11rd Errand. of Bridgépdfl.’
it will be pre- '
and Mrs Fr'ank Clark. of Oe- 1 1
dvehue. were visitors yeohexdsy "
' home qt Tax ($01!“th 0.1 f
.. Hefner Store newt Wilsh- ‘-
3.: the home of his gang
110:qu
‘Nrflmm
WSW-elm. ofNevOunsn, is mine
w ill W1 a residence to;
William.
"m might at 7. 56 o’clock. m lites Show and Mrs Oversee of
Bienwieh reed. Greenwich
by we school—Joy to the Visitors in Newton, Toads unu-
moon; Min Show is trout Canada,
but. it now living 11 Greenwich. Her
thrower is a “mount-09mm of Gen-
iodine troops now at the front.
ii: School—«Hark! the Herald » »
y . The Wee Burn Club links have been let: “MW 21 treat .fi'h' while in nineuk spent Sunday with
her several days the scene of sale no
tivitiee with merry coating parties
on its hill slopes, sale from trams and
Nonoron
”7.- :9. --.:, nu.
» returned from a trip to New York. 4 their doubler,»
«emanation 98:12:31” Buy
Jose» '1‘. Bradley. has a new auto
mobile ‘ -. s;
o
-. Eel”, will“ aha coming week
with in and hire. Bradley.
gamer-roami- 0! Breed etrget.
hes been an overnight guest or hll
brotho'r John Fucker. in Smttérd.
Mrs. Sarah Weterbury‘is spending
some tints at her bungalow in Silver
Hyatt Gregory in quite ill It his
home.
Nor-Sold Grange gave its Christmas
program and entertainment on Pridsy
evening. " ‘
«Misc Edna Aiken is quite iii It her
. home.
Mr. end Mrs. Stephen W. Godfrey
entertained Christmas guests at their
fleet Side residence;
m...
spent the week-end It {1.11112 home at his
parents. . 1 t...
»
«v
CW Beers oi the linear Par:
We Edi)?“ Thursdsy 11Kern’e mother. Mn Er! Dickens.
I
Just before the clceing screen a
“hobo" bring up at Stony Break it limb" 0‘ 3'0“ “mi- ‘0 "le with menu: 11:: new York.
101.5.
M Low-joy, Ruth Plait, Agnes _
Fran tor thelr long gliding course
1 lire Jessica Messanovich of the
‘Kings Highway. Newton. is spending
the holidays with her friend.
. Roberto. at her home in New York.
lenving Newton last Thursday morn-
ing. Mrs. .mmnovich we “caught
in the storm" in New york city sad 1’8“”. ~
mmnined there ton dun. '
Dorian hcd three sales ot-reel es-
llto last work, with monm- '0: 3-,. Webb is the nurse in attendance.
500. Mine Emma Delutleld transferred}
to Francis ii. Holland two
which had been in the Delolleld min
iiy for many veers; E D Smith 8:11! Wall Side. are to move to hit Ver- Went Norweik
Repairs are being made to the Ho!
Emily ly ,H Settle; property on the King's were Min Helen 'Biidd. Edward Budd,
Mr Ruth Decker. Alice Halley. Highway. no fences have beer 1-;0. James Coley. and Herb!“ 0159.“!
”‘ on: end the buildings will be :opainn1
0 Little Town of ed and put in excellent condition. The'
, Proud H31] Inn slgn has been remov lees lit “16 Fitch residence in God W . ._ 1 ._ u,
0'8 Junior 15911111” 1 Seven Bows ed. And it is understood the piece trey street. which had become a
“Blenley Finch, .i: .3 \..:1 eryering' will Again revert to a private rdsln menace to building. m cut down
deuce
Kr. and Mrs. 'Xadrews; (it New .
“ e til the week-end with “iron
firs.‘11fhiotrell.ou‘.
A
2"“: ; so .ino‘ldm lilnigre djilxh
' d . *‘ Maridn Cadey i
3mm“? 0’ is: M, the ligation.
3 1 b? new mothers»: Air wild!“
clock. The‘u mum huddle AM Hi“!
1 -. hold no one m (any. A dumber o
dream...“ at '11 o'oiookgmimnld'a mu“ mine Eon: '
lioyt some land in Scot's1
Cote; and ii. \l. Weed
transferred , . ,
property to Mule Haas "
Another tom diam which
mar r-
i out at town tricndl
.1 1....-.
i Miss Mary Lockwood of mag:
N.Y.
W
Mrs. ism Reliant, who has been
Christian Gunmen is spending this shedding the past week with relcv
Week WM! ‘1“ “WHY m the ”We" live: in New York. has returned to
her hornek
Miss EM
W m
(Mrs. Frederick Bennett of Hurlhutt Mr Ind Mn. Franklyn Austin at
Itreet. continues ill. Mist: Estelifi the mo Road. spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs.
: Charles Plait 0! South Norunik
l
t
iSIMldS
Walter Little and family. ot the Mr ”a mm George Bradley or
some the hotel business. fiwfddweil; Jr- ' i, . .
W
Pupils perfect tor the nest term in
nttendnoce, at the Middle School.
were held at the church Thursdny
evening gt 7: 30 o'clbck. A line nro1
lrnmhndheene edhylhrs
“intentional. "Ell
An Ancient Elm tree. on the idem
mic-‘1'.
The Christmas exercises M Biker
1 on :i‘hursduy.
.1 " ‘~ 1 a lengthy program consisting oi sonar.
1 Mr and Mrs. E. L Boers oi the "clung”, my sump, wu given,
7‘ Upper Parish. will enioy u Christmas but the names or those/taking par:
South Norwnik. Christin
which were
young people. was in evidence.
..1,.1P11111 tree loaded with machine
I
«members of the Nort'ield improve-
ment Association were entertained at
1 hell-regular monthly meeting in the
: tohni ball by Mrs. Chm-lee Benedict
‘ "'1 “Maw-1 Winches. MN. Arthur
‘Bmlum. [Joelle Tooter.
Their grandsons. Arthur and Chester
m Coley. delved shoe to: :m“mme
9w B's“. About tony mothers and friends were
mmmtmwnmlho ammo“ remainders-
'Norwoo’d W” were WI 01" dies to the éhiidreii
Mr 00h}: theorem.
5"
Lewis Reliant or South Norwelk, mat mitten will he considered
3
hi:- 3“ dire Ernest Ken: 0! Win schml were held on row crowns
Mrs. sad the pro‘gum or printed W17
Mrs George Frey and her we, exceptionally well. and it proved to
no amt-1e: until the toboxgins and "M“ " “hm" W“ 3"“ b! ammo Miss Edna Alien, spent gummy be one at the mm more new-4
? deplrtment.
i
Willard 0113019 0' WW” “We" spent the week-end It the home at? The mdrning service. Sunday.
‘1” returned iron: “1““ to Albany. her mother. in; Corrie Mckwood.1llownyton
l
!
1
Austin :1 Wheel
Sliver Mind “M. £1.91:qu School;
i
Mine School. Miss M. M. DeFmsl thduu by the 0' & W' 0' a different!
teacher. were held Wednesday. Quite ”"6 °‘ ‘3“ which reduces the m.” o
i
l
3
school ‘
H ‘11 visit twiih Air. Beers’ brother; Alv A!" not reached he
. ’K Naildfl“? we tell)! (i
111.01‘1ér. .lrs cw div V314 a :51 large 1“
i hm
10111.
interchanged by the
At
the close of the. entertainment ro
wards for ultoddanco‘ were given to ayicn infidel Sunday school was held
Fred lDiil. Claude Perdreaux. Ionic: innit Friday evening at the church in 1 ._
And Mun (’udlirm ntrm. The marches word 1
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ROWAvToQ
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Edwin W. Godfrey is telling a at
oil in order to properly celebrate his ,
dttyilnih WU
1-11.: annual bum meeting of the .
Rowsyton Baptist Church will be held
at the church this evening at 8
o’clock and every member of the
church is urged to Mme“, as im-
"-1—-
The Chriptnies exercises in the How-
nytoe lethofllt W Sunday
in The Sentinel was modestly cer-
friedont. Allihonote’kingpartdid
ions ever held in the Sunday school
j W
”W ever in the church.
film?! them was the prolord recently} Hit and his: lack: ..
The
seamen at the canton, “The Crow
it; otflhrleim’ Each may of
one year came forward .ud‘pflseilted
elitism to thgbggown, but it was de
‘ cided to award 1M6 Christmas. as the
best holiday of the gem. The produc-
gifts with clover moilntiens. W
and other features. The participenu
were appropriately costumed, and
everything passed oi! smoothly. The
Museum“: . -..1. ..
New Yeer‘Iv—diiortim Ogden.
Winter—Ruth Vex-inn. 1’1
SnrlurDorothy Enctenzie
Bummer—Blanche Y‘grrington.
Autumn—«Mabel Clark
St. Valentine’s Day—‘Rhoda Jarvis.
Washington’s Birthday—aiming Al-
brecht. = "< ” .1
Childrens Dar—Anna Bcoiield.
Attendants—Elizabeth Scodeid and
Merle Anderson. ,
Independeene Dov-«Percival Ander-
sonwhohodthesolonsrewiths
group of attendants. ,
Thwksgiving DaY~R8Ymond An-
derson and Mabel, Jervis. dressed as
Iohn Eldon and Priscilla. -
Christians ‘Dey48antn' Claus, ’E. 8.
Every. "
in the
Methodist Episcopal
Church. was held in abridged form on‘
account of thé storm. The lights were
out. And a brief session was all that
took niece. The Sunday school we:
held inter. and in the evening the nor» Lucile
vice was carried out on nlnnnedw This
evening there will be a meeting of
the Sunday school teachers at the our}
annexe at 7: 45 o'.clocit and all are
urged to attend.
amt Sunday “m! Wilson's Point in this 'city in dole“?
non, N. Y.. where Mr. Little Wm re Mrs. Bradley's sister, Mrs. Wi11illpni 'm to lone it“ importer-it rank 3" a
“Right receiving station by the lnét‘
that much coal for Denbury and in
The Christmas exerciops or the; terwdiau: point: that h” bdrm W“
k Wilson's Point by but and (mini
they'd chimed by rail, is now being
dent to mnbury by way of Fough-
tootsie over the Ohmic and Western
7‘ route are nrincinolly too: the.
chain or the coal sunnlr source. and
the coal trnnangmlign.
m...—
the norm seriomjlv idieflered with
lunch. yesterday Then we: do
Fri“ in the morning. but in lhe
braved the elements and come
A brie! service who liejd. 1
The Chi-listens initial oi the. Rm:
the ravines of the Ronnytgn ll‘abtidt‘
vdhfiing, A tmali numher of the men. ‘
The committee which awarded the
crown to Christmas Day. comprised
Hilliard Albrecht and Miss Gertrude
Brenda Little Miss Bertha Scofleld
presented the crown A quertette
“sung composed of litre. Clem Albrecht
Sins Olive Leighton. Mrs Ernest
Vanni: and Miss Harriet Lotte lilies
Brande gave an excellent
Christmas story. with piano accom-
neniment by Miss Irene Lynch, who.
with hire. Henry E. Andoreon, siren.
tiveiy played the accomnfniments of
the evuing.
emblematic piece, Christmas
was: a clever production, and
was enacted by the Miases Mayiah
and Anna Stanfield am: Jarvis nunnl’mise“ “1‘ ”I’m" 3“
vm Blanche Yerrinxton. Martina
Ogden. Merle Andersen. Merlorie Du- .
taul1.8essie Went and Mabel Clerk. 1
The poplin o! the echool. received
gifts at candy; men. etc" while
nilrogd. The mean for the chess! everyone is» the ”Glenn “80 '35 .Yaska Mam: gold- up the vainc
Emailed with 1: 110111 of needy.
,,.<;<_ m,“
l.:.‘
l;
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lion was well enneted .nnd was red
«i
’01 1,000,000 yen ($500900)
FAIRBANKS ELEC. G0:
53 North Mal» 8!. Tel 938
Free inspection a! any battery "of any tune
l Marhweli of “(orchid tie-
nee, Norman was a iisitor in Stum-
IdlhaVefneuds from the West,
when they are entertaining It their
heme. \
JAPANESE STEAMER
SUUK WITHOUT WARNING
'iOKlOe, Dec. 27. *Iletailcd ad— -
\ices received here today from
Port bald concerning the sinking.
of the Yasaka Mam corroborate
previous statements that the
steainship was torpedoed without
gwarning It is said “sh: “as at—
t:;:cked'at 2 .35 p. m by a subma—
rine whose presence had not been
{observed No flag was visible
1 Shortly after the 1torpcdo was
discharged two pcriscopes, one.
long and one short, appeared
above the water within 400 feet
of the steamship. They moved to
:2: position off the stem of the
starboard side, the Port Said ad-
.vices relate. as though ready to
{discharge a second torpedo, if
necessary.
After the Yasaka Marti sank
a conning tower was. \isible for a
brief time at a point about a
mile away.
The repofi describts the man—
nor in which all on in: rd the
.stcamship entered the heats salo-
1y, this having been accom :iishod
within ten minutes of the tim:
the torpedo was discha: 1.‘t‘.d I'ht
captain caused the boats to i:
tied together; Sails were hoisted
and, in accordance with 31 plan
arranged previously by avir lcxC
a southeasterly course was team:
This was held until midnight,
when the I: reach gunboat whit l
rescued the passengers uni
crew. was met. 1
During the cveuingthc' per:-
action of the submarine rc- appear-
ed, onlv a few yards from the
boots. but the submarine itself
l
was not \isiblc The passengcls
(1 crew for
their coolness and discipline.
1There was no sign of penil-
throughout the long. ordeal.
According ton statement made
to the. Diet by the Finance min:
islet,- them We}; lid board it: e }
“5.13:” @E SE31}: KAWflUGilAEJ Lilli
BEDELIA"
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