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IN THE SilliillllS
-, ing Exercises Mark- 3
the Closing Today For
Wm,ss11ssslbl-- ‘
. . ....... .L. Helen Risk! marched with
Recitation—vital! Santa s Middle
Name’ .- ------------- “in" 50"?" ley Hawks, William Gustafson and!
-m»‘~
.n. unher- of the tsblssu tmlwtn be m the Saturday
the following Be" Inns the 29th.
Scouts as guards: John Bruggee, Stan-
Rev. G. M. Teeple presided at the
Charles Wicks. Twenty girls also.regular mid-week meeting of the Ad-
‘took part in this. I livent Christian (‘hurch last evening.
The entertainment closed oil—ibis, On Sunday "he Wlltlt will be occupied
.vcrv effectiie setting with the child-i101. b0”) services by the Rev' A' C'
ren singing "The 5”" Spangled Ban_tHudson. returned missionary from in-
dia. in the evening an especially in-1
her" and the audience rose to their
Two Weeks' Vacation
Room I, Concord School. .
J. F. O’Connor.
Spangled Banner ..... (‘lrlisil| ' -.
me to the Flag ....... I .. Class 1 -
I tmas. .......................
aret Damko. Mary Boyd, Jose-
, >2 Allison, Myrtle Boyd, Eliza
nah Veno. Esther Forisfi. *
> —It Came Upon the Midnight
clear ....................... Class
Child is Born Elizabeth Emery
gr - tmas Stockings .............
... ........... Katherine Wicknlre
., ug-The Little Christmas Tree I
fly Do Bells at Christmas Ring-
................ Steven Yahhatzy
MAS ",
TERNOONI
A COMMUNITY CHRIST
TREE THIS AF
———.—
Members of East Norwallt lm
ment Association Give Fins At.
fair for Children.
This afternoon at 3 in Community!
Hall the members of the East Norwslki
ilmprovement Association are doing'
Will i is a very Christmas-like not,
” itlay spirit—[lie spirit of giving and not.
r Christmas ................... ‘taking. ‘
word Chariott. Arthur Damato. Car- The children of Baht Norwallr whol
mine Cavallo, Stanley l-‘uhrmanu. are unable to have much of a
”~Angels from the Realms of d
, t‘ .
Glory """""""""""" (ilafismt'hml who are repeating their sketch
”Us Christmas nVerna MnhashanI-t'hips tmm the Yule 1.0g." which
Mutton—Christmas Belis,... (‘lass‘tthey presented at the hall last even,
”t in the Place. “Kunming Cavdlio‘ ing. Then after the presentation oil
m5 Up the Baby's Stocking the sketches the Christmas
Louis ‘Mola, Michael Falcone land some. randy, and after they ha.
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fie Angels' Sweet Refrain ........ t-npmdt and “Ooh‘et1!” to their hearts
.............. ..... Margaret Akos‘tontmrt they were given light refresh-
.utrlstmas. ........... Steven Bueska mm“ Th" '"V """i"',"”"‘ started M"
fills-Silent Night ....... .... Class t:.:u and on. l.,... tl'u' 3 oclock,‘
.070 at Christmas Time .......... ‘ltmtlt-ti down with all sorts.of orna-
. ................. Christmas Gall taunt.» and sparkling white lights.
m for Christmas........ Joseph Gall 4‘ “”“W’ ”rim” ‘“""”““ ‘“
‘llt‘ltl this. evening
. .............. . Verna Monnghan
which Dr, R. E. Morgan will be the/
- stmas ...... Katherine Wickwire ‘
lender.
The district v-ommissioncrs meet as
Ci. of the plant on liiayviewAl’lace. 'ii i‘ was planned for tomorrow afternoon.
;. --------------------- ass The choir of tie Cast iellue . .
l'iracle by Santa Clans ’i'ltllN'll will meet tomorrow cventng,h” been pestponed for one. "99" and tton. L
. — .................. Bertha Wargo fur a final rehearsal of the special ..__..,_, W ‘" ..._..-..__.-..-.,...,..._....-._._ ..-._ r "m ~-P— '—
s-America ('hri'etmas music to be given in the. .
. ............... Class . ,
. .Illdmn's \i'st it t'lllll‘t‘ll on Sunday.
‘ l a p """"" Mary lltll‘d “A .‘iilih‘l Personal Worker” wast
ins—Christmas‘ilells ............ tin» topic of tho mid-week meeting at'
. ........ . ....... Esther Pariah the East Avenue M. 1-). church inst ,
gncord School, Roam A, Grade V. nit-2mg and there was a good attend} . ,
: Iva E. 60"”, Teacher 1‘ r! . , , , , . , I
M . .. - . the warm unathor _\t~slt‘td.iy .tc- x,» .
Kr SHOW". Klgh' """""" Pllpils ('(tlintfld {or ii good it" ill ll"l SHOW WW
a" A" Through Ihf‘ Night .,l’upi]g that remained on the ground and
‘3‘" ("WWW .......... Ilarn Kiln; whit.» not tillof it was gone today. the ‘
.1 Were Santa Claus... Frank Scairi drivinl: was better than it was d'lrlnv; ,
.tl't' earlier part of the “'t‘t'lt'. The trcl- l ’
3: ‘hy Do l’lells Rt
. rig for Xmas lt-y service has also improved so that
3""8munuth. """""" livn Romano ill-‘lt'tltl of tcnllrs and automobiles
n' x—Th“r“9 3 Song in the Air ,, using the rails to so ahl'i'ltl at a good
~f ................... 'ratc of apt-ed they can now use the
.4 .. ------- Pupils ,
Silas Land v- roadway as it was intended. The
,‘ ........ “lilinm Thomas . -
g9 'm Bethlehem B b .“lllkllll: was far from pleasant yester'
_. 4“ '. a Y -...Iierthn (‘zell day and many a person regretted that
. e KIM-4 Tree ...... Winifred Pet-k they had had not put rubbers on.
”tiny ptnpiu in East Norwalk plan
“xv-Brightest and Best ....I’upils
.to attend the hall to be given by the
. Santa in Holland .................
. “1 ‘ ‘ ‘trmpioyces of the (‘rofut 8r Knapp cmn-
"""" .Itgaret 'mmii'lmif pany this evening at which time the
3,’ Sly 0” Santa ----- ”(‘an llcliartinn lll't'it‘niiilltlll of‘ the service flag will
‘U Xmas .................. Anna Rois; take place and the concert of patriot
lt' music will he givcn. This will be
one of the biggest affaitw of its kind
that Norwnik has ever seen,
i Mitts llelen Hutton of Westport
spent‘thl‘ day with friends on Fort
l'oint street yesterday, returning to
3! ”Gram Room» G. Concord. Grade vulh'l‘r home tmé morning.
“to Claus is Coming. Anna Fatandys
A Real Santa Claus ..... I\iary Soyah
Ionic-Xmas Time is Drawing Near
Pupils
Star Spangled Banner
’ Ed M
on ' ”“9“” “Chips From the Yule Log"
flint; to "‘9 “38 .......... -.. Class The pupils of Marvin School delight-
w m” N731?!“ Banner ....... Class ed a large audience last night at Com-
f H t Before Christmas ..... . munity ,llall on Van Zandt street.
......l-.......n.uu JICOb From
. Ian; up the Baby's Stocking H...”
when they presented a collection ‘of
i‘hristmas sketches, drills and recita-
' """" ‘ """"""""" Anna Schlltt tions under the general title of "Chips
“Wkkwhe Herald Angels Sing, ma” From t Yule Log."
”bill-33: ...... Mary Penpitonn‘ The a air was highly successful in
, Time - me,’ Glad ('thstmas ’ovory way, the children doing their
1435:1st ............ . ........ ’ Class boat and the audience being generous
“M'ngh't ----------- Alex Navatnik with applauSe which helped the child.
hr! Christmah ...... """ ' Class ren out wonderfully by encouraging to
“S-Morning Star . . . RON” ITVIng even better efforts.
‘ ' """"" Cm“. Tie ro r m follows:
“‘9' Claus and the Mouse l l p gn Act!
Elizabe i ’
Anson m: 53%. frame Horwnth .. ‘: "The Christmas Herald" by Beatrice
' e Realms of 0101'! ‘l.oundcs followed by “The Christmas
. "" ------------------ Class 81 k Greetin ” in which fifteen pir
mo Chrl °“ 5 ‘5
stmas Pretender ......... pils. under the direction of Miss
Mi .
“triad Pascal-ell. Marcus Paris. .Louise Rogers took part.‘
9 All Ye Faithful ........ Claw Act II
“~36!“ Claus . .
g ‘ Were Santa Claus-”m” Class mime in which Miss Dorothy (lum-
‘mings took the part of the spirit, as-
sloosoolslso
mum; ........ Antonette Autuore slated by Bessie smith. A violin and
mm """"""""" Mary itagy piano accompaniment provided by El-'
- . ...................... Class eanor and Sadie Campbell made this
I'm": :Chool, Room H, Grade VI. ,ntost effecting. Miss Ethel Callaghan
' ' ””3"“. Teacher. Iliad charge of this part of the pro
, . "9“" contemplating
'Em'h "mm was EM)“ several ”Nam” Present quarters at the East Norwallt
railroad station to the Bishops Mills.
in Norwaili.
usual tomorrow melting at the other the East Avenue M. E.
mt I
m" 3"“ ----- Helen Sprock‘ "The Christmas Spirit." a panic
”I: Salute ............... Room H. 8mm.
”5‘s“? Spangled Banner ...... l - A“ ill
, _ ......................... Room H “The Battle Cry of reel ‘Em! " an
Mutton~Christmas . .. .7 ....... . amusing number by Grade 5 in charge
> .......... Elizabeth Saunders . 0! MI” Dorothy Drake provided much
“citation—0hr That i'/Wonderrut glaughter.
s“Wk“!!! ............. Eloise Shcz'e‘ . 1"“ IV
“citation—What Did Santa Do Two dances," “The Gustof's Shot
................... Harold Rinse]; Dance” and "The Snow Brigade" were
battalion—Christmas Mornfii‘g _, :then given. These dances were In
‘ ‘ ' .......... Elizabeth Stenchichnrge of Miss Jennie Joselovsk)’ and“
. -Silent Night ...... Room it“ Miss Madge Miller. "
‘ titan-Xmas Frolicking A" V
m-mt ........... Edith Boerum ' "Over the 'Phcno' " in charts of
VMUon—How Does Santa Do it ‘ Miss Louise Kroger.
- ..... , David Esako “- V'
"The Stars and Stripes at Christ-
loss." a pstriotlc tableaux was the
closing number and the followtns
you“ Mia took part: Uncle Sam-
Charles Millard, unorty~Vers arses,
Soldier—Howard Dolnnd. Sailor-Jun-
" iorllsrvin. Guards—Josephine Orig-
.ldistisI—flsm Xmas my out! sud Vet's Youngs and Harold
ho Light of a Star....
loo Italy. Andrew Mitnly
t
- Tidings.......... Room if
tilt in the Place We
use midi-ed Gillian
ngl‘orth the Garlands
................ Fund Malawi!
outst,
feet.
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Attorney Leo mm is in Bridgeport
today. on business.
Mrs. William Craig is ill at her
,home on Ediie aVenue.
Miss Carrie Petty, head teacher of
1Marvin school had charge of the en-[
prove— tertainment and was ably assisted by
last] her teachers,
BetWeen the acts there were recita-
tions by Miss Susan Middleton and
andlviolin selections by Eleanor Camp
lolzt- strictly in keeping with the boil-1,9“.
Private Charles Amundson who has
Santa‘been spending a 68-hour furlough with
t‘taus this year are all being entertaingrelstlves on South Osborn avenue re-
ilrst by the pupils of Marvin turned to the 35th company at Fort
Terry yesterday.
(filidstein Bros. the fur dyers are
their
changing from
it is believed that
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The sbcial of the Junior League.
Corporal Alvin
when the (‘hristnias two was revoclednSayre will come home tomorrow ml
spend a five day furlough with rein-i
ll betivcs here. its will be one of the
fll ”1“ home “i fortunate few to hate such 3 learn of
Charles illnnt- on East avenue at .i‘ihsence.
oi .
Church, which
SUGGESTIONS
Iteresting lecture on lndia has been
‘prcpared and Game Warden Wilbur
F, Smith will be present and show?
lmany handsome slides of life and var-'
,ious scenes in india while Rev. Mr.‘
iHudson will tell of some of,his experi-,
ences in that country.
.46 DEAD AND
MANY HURT IN .
TRAIN WRECK‘
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(Continued from First Page).
bring it, to a halt were futile and the.
heavy locomotive with the weight of?
a heavy steel truth behind it. crashed?
into the rear of the sccommodationi
with a terrific impact. The two wood;
en passenger coaches and baggage}
car making up the smaller train were:
splintered. I
Every Person Hurt. 5
Virtually every person aboard the.
accommodation train, both crew and,
pat-sense" was eithel‘ killed or sert-.
ously injured. None of the passed.
gers aboard the fast train was ln-'
lured, The locomotive was demo-‘
lished and the heavy steel coaches
making up the train were thrown
from the track.
A’ relief train was made up at
Louisville and rushed here with ph-yrt
clans and nurses. By the time it ar-
rived most of the injured and the
bodies of the dead had been removed
from the Wreckage by Voluntt-t-rs.‘
lWithin a short time this work was
icompleted and the train was started
lbaclt to Louisville with a clear lluitl
l- of way taking the injured to. hosp-
tnls there. .
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l i". h K. Mutual Benefit Associa-
" For Mother
Hoosier Kitchen cabinet
Sewing Table
Sewing Racks
Bissell Capet Sweeper.
Vital Vacuum Sweeper '
Bissell Vacuum Sweeper
Rockers and Chairs
Oil Heaters
Pictures
, Writing Desks
Statuary
For Father
Smoking Stand
' Morris Chairs
Leather Lounging Chairs
(touches
For Sonny ,
Air Rifles
Flexibo Flyors
M“ I
Pool Tables
Bowling Alleys
SPECIAL GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
From
DONNELLY’S
. Ivory Goods, the best kind, Army
Knives, BOy Scout Knives, Ladies’
Wrist Watches, Books-for Soldier Boy’s
.Comfort Kits for ' Soldiers, Thermos
Bottles, Automobile Outfits, Ladies’
Hand Bags and Fountain Pens.
MAN Y OTHER GIFTS
TO CHOOSE FR OM
Come in '
‘ DONNELLY’S
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‘ CARD or‘ THANKS ' ”' " ‘ 'ronsr ‘ 'nt‘ 'WALLwS-TREE'E
‘ We wish to thank our relatives
and friends for their kindness and NEW YORK. Dec. 2!. Wall Silo-ct.
[sympathy in our late b.9reavemQHL 10130 a. m.——Prominent SlOCkS yielded
mt. AND MRS. THOMAS WEED 1 to 2 points in today's early dealings,
-M. _ eur”_e_ -
iv News
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See-Saws
Rocking Horse
Harrie Toddlers, Express
Doll Beds
For the Kiddies
Horses, Stufled Dogs, Cats, Elephants, Etc" Soldier Dolls, Ve-
locipedes, Girl and Boy Dolls, Kiddie Autos, Doll Carriages,
s $7.00 - $14.50
Wagons, Navy and Army Kiddie
Extra
FOR SATURDAY _& MONDAY
Mahogany l’c'lestaled Smoking Stands, regular $3.00 and
sun values Extra Special ........ . $1.98 and $1.25
Dolls' Beds, white enamel, box spings andty‘pillows. Extra
specular... ....... ......... .......... 98c
Soldier Dolls, regularizoo value ........... ..
Special
$1.50
Phone 105
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........3............. Joe Sdongh Lsndis.
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‘ SieriingFurniiureCo.
127-129-181 Washington St.
So. Norwslli/
l Axp FAMILY. ’fresh selling resulting from overnight.
___~___.__._.. advices, which suggested further hen.
Dr "M “r“ (‘ F lwutwell l0 ve‘stT COMPANY ROBBED OF 31,-‘vy war financing and attendant tinder
. . ( . .. ‘ . . .- 8 . - 750 restrictions. Steels, shipping; and
:tomormw 10' Lambndze. Mass. 10; STAMFORD. Conn. Dec. 21.— active rails led the decl'ne with early.
,srend Christmas with ”W” ’30“: “adhess goods and machinery valued by aunts and one. The re; gains irmtml-
.Iflm”y- 'the concern at about 81,750 were stol- cd Baltimore and 01110, American 'l‘o-
t _ -—Nlce assortment umbrellas when last night from the factory of llN‘Zbact-o, Inspiration Copper, Sludi‘bait'
Xmas. O'Brien. .United Skirt Manufacturing Company. er and Pullman, Liberty Bonds wem
t Mrs. Frank P. Huntington is confin-l -——-- lfllcady. '
led to her home on Bayview_ avenuef Mo" 0' the local “norm“ “'9 in. ._.______
isuffering from a. dislocation of thelbridgeport today attending the short. Sentinel Want M”. are Winners
.right shoulder. icaiendar session. '
. maintained for him.
I
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”Canes for Xmas. O'Brien.
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Extra Christmas Specials
East Norwaik Cash Grocery
—Eye glass chains, guard chains.
rosnriea at Brand's.
The questionaires 1101 to 1260 in-i
,ciusive have been mailed today. These!
must be answered and returned bY-_ ,.
:Dec. 27”., i T etephone743eB Free Auto Delivery
3 5“" m‘zal‘eth Sher" ‘3 50m“ "W“ BEST FA’MILv FLOUR, Makes Perfect Bread .. ...... . ...... . «.55
:Whmmn C0"°$° 10' “‘9 “We” 8"" venv aes'r caesmasv BUTTER, Per Lb. 49o
‘5 ”midi"! “9" "mm“! "m “9" W" coupouuo LARD, Per Lb. .............. 25o
lenis- D'- “'1 “'9' “en" (5- Shem" BEST MIXED NUTS, Lb, . ..... .......... 250
'1“ "ml”wm" °" washing“ “trm- ENGLISH WALNUTS, Very Best 250 .l
i —A large assortment of fresh killed; WHITE ROSE MINCE MEAT, Per Pita. . ..10c
,fancy native turkeys, roosting chick-i COCOANUT, 14 Lb. Pko., Cut to ........ . ....... 09s
'ens‘ and geese to be found at the Mod-' NATIONAL elscurr coxs HOLLYWOOD assert-ran cases, a Ill.
2811 Market.15 South Main street. ' . ............ ................ 200
" EXTRA FINE QUALITY SEEDED RAISINS per pkg. ........... 136
CRISCO arouses-sess.s:a-u's'..fl-o-c¢s-u-n.osarrt.urns-U... can 43°
TRY OUR 21o COFFEE, 5 ibsi'or ...... .......-......... SI
EXTRA FINE DATES ............... a box 150
LOOSE OATMEAL Fresh Front the Mills 3 lbs .................. mo
. i I . .
1"“ “mm” “1' "‘° 5°” “mutt VERY GOOD FIGS who: filo
Congregaticml Church will in"! an, R _. . _,
addxeiu, Thetoasttolhearnndc i V: YGOOD Em,"'d°z¢ .Jr. o.....o...a...osssssossrssse“.
imandcr will be drunk st this time. !
Clinton Commander}, No. 3, Knights:
Templar, will hold their regular all-i
nual observance at the rooms at noon;
Christmas Day at which time Rem;
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SMOKED SHOULDER. Loan and Tender, s lb. .........-..:r_..-.. 27¢
PURE COCOA, In Quart Mason Jars, cut to ... 21o
t —A large moi-inflict Ire-h killed. some» PUMPKIN .. ........ ..s can 1;.-
fsncy nstlro tits-keys, roasting chick“ ‘
'ens sud geese to be found at the Mod- ,
ions Market, is South atria street. A. s I U I I] ,
c. I: K. Initial Benefit succin- '4 W M ‘ lutflorwslk.
'ion.
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