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NORWALK
Harry Hipson, son of Mr. and iii-s.
, her of incresting souvenirs.
Arthur Morrison. came home last ev-
ening frtsn Camp Ayer, to spend the
holiday.
~The district commissioners met Sat.
evening and transacted routine busi-
ness. .- . '
Corporal Alvin Sayre of the 85th
I company is spending a live day fur-
lough with relatives here.
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h to baa: In. asst Mbthfifiwmmucmtwtmmi—u.h
”microns bold. Al on- . wmxm'-w..
M was made yesterday that The Bowayton Baptist
WWamudtbatwasMy schoolwillbddtheierriu-
that tomorrow morning, Cbrmmumas elem-es this evenigst the
Day HolyCommunioa waddbecde' church “4811mm mum'mwm udtbe ”mew”,
bratsdutdcloca tbeflev. Dr. entriendsmlnvitedtoaossd. Anot-
I,key acting as celebmt fering for the ArmeniaaSyrian relic!
emosideofthebigplaaormintbsau
grant which had been planned. No
gifts of candles and oranges were dis»
(rib-ted this year as has been the our
'tom for some time past. The singing
by the school done without leader or
instrument was exceptionally nine. A‘.
the morning exercises of kindergarten
children, there was a big tree, pret-
:tily trimmed in the center of the room
Iand belore the entertainment was
fund will be taken.
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! The usual mount of Christmas bur.
iness seemed to be done in East Norm
“walk this year, then only thing in
which there sealed tube any lack of
I interest being Christmas tree toys and
ornaments that came in boxes mark-
ed. "Made in German.” The Ameri-
can ornaments, which do not seem to
be successful as the' Gerunnmade
ones in standing up. under wear and
rough usage, found a big sale how-
ever.
DAMN
his appearance. and each of the chil~
dren received gifts. About 25 parents
N080 TONI ‘
A -___4.. .r .._ -.
the little folks rendered the followin:
lira. Andrews of Cedar Gate, will prom so“ Good yam-.135 to
I;You " the Lord’s Prayer; song, "Pa
ther, We thank Theez' song. “Good
I At the armory Christmas night
Itbere will be two good games of bar soon leave '0' W ”59‘“: Cal,
ketball and dancing before and boI
tween the games and until midnight.‘
The Xom‘allt first team meet the tart
Knickerbocker: of New York. The
is in the ‘U. S. Marines, has measles. “Wake Up, um Fingers .. mi,” ”D“
-thc Great Big Homing Sun?"
wams will have the some lineup 3"” Annis Moron “d Natalie lore- of the my; song, 'Jack Fffist is a;
as 1“, game and a good game can be house are at home for the Christmas Rogsish Fem". .. finger play. "The
expected. The second team will play vacation, from “9119“” College. 0'1." long, “Jackie Frosiz" DJgerI
play, 'Piggy Wig and Piggy Wee;" ex
ercise, “The Little Kitten;” nursery
song. “llumply Dumpty"; recitation
the second {tame withthe fast AnncxI
of Xorwnlk, Lineup for second team
Weafer c, Blackmail rf, Woodward If.
Philip Lanna, of the 301st Engin-
eers, Camp Devens. spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Lan-
sscoldpnlhoftftclthgndotaclg ,
.tgocdxined
SW” ztreewflisoncdscorationsstoodat‘
ditoriu buttbmwaanoeinbornfe,
a very extensive knowledge or the pro ‘
Iconcluded Santa Claus himself made -
were present and for their cdificatlon '
George Cantrell of this town, who Morning, Merry Sunshine;' finger Pl'dYfl
story ,
momma“
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SPECIAL
SUGGESTIONS
DONNELLY’S
‘ ,» Miss Marguerite Smith of Edlie ave-
'Sloruansity rt, ortr—r lg,; Annex team.
Church ll", .iceker c. Sheen rg, Lon-
chak rf and a couple of more star
players.
Mrs. Charles Ainsworth of Cottage
street is entertaining relatives from
New Haven over the holiday.
to.
Charles Adcork of the U. 8. Nina!
Reserves is spending a short furlough
with his parents, on West Side are
nue.
it. is eiident from the number pur
chased that East Norwnlk people at
“all are going to have an old fash-
ioned Christmas out of it with trees
and plenty of green decorations in the
Miss Saint: Ferguson of'St. John
street is .s’pending- the. holidays- with
relatives in upper New York state,
“Welcome," Mary Di oley; song, ‘Once
Layt” recitation.
Secret." Estelle Palmer;
Air In Full of Mystery;" recitatio'i.I
a Little Baby
5038.
“Secrets! Violet Rentschler;
Alexander; song,
as”,
"The
finger I
play. ”The rarest commas Perm"
recitation, “Wt"! DeCourcey; gong
Wilfred Lowndes Carl Brenner and Merry.ullerry Christmas 30ml" 1'00!
Herman Thoele, local no. in the m “u“ 5m“ Work Shop," Clllord
“Yankee Doodle
Knives,
Ivory Goods, the best kind, Army
Boy Scout Knives, . Ladies’
bite, is ill at her home with a cold.
“ She is getting aI bit.better today. how
ever. “
I Miss Gertrude Groeschncr, who is
teaching school in Weston is spending
the holidays ather home, 19 Fort
street.
Harry H. llipson. in the ambulance
corps. somewhere in France, sends
Christmas greetings to all his friends
in Norwalk.
..
Mr. an Mrs. Arthur Ferris of Baldv
win. Long island, will spend the boil-
days with relatives here, the guests of
‘Sir. and Mrs. George H. Ferris.
Henry J, Hipaon of 9Seaslde Place.
who is driving an ambulance in hours
has cabled home to his parents his
, Christmas wishes and has said‘ 'All hi
1; well. "
Winton Kelley of Seaside Place has
, returned from Carnegie institute.
Pittsburgh. to spend the holidays with
her parents lir and Mrs, Samuel W.
Kelley.
Leslie Ihvia. son of Attorney and
Mrs. Leo Davis. is home from Phillipa-
Andover for the holiday recurs, and
has been visiting old friends since he
returned.
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Mrs. R. I. Walsh, daughter of W. A.
Reid of Fitch street, left Saturday for
Spartanburg, S. C., where she will
join her Mound. a member of tho
U. S. Sign! Corps.
Carleton L'Hommedlcu is home
spending the holiday recess at the
home of his parents. Mr; and Mn
Daniel L'Homm‘cdleu on Rowan street.
~ . The smoke find work is about
cleared up and all of the packages
have been sent off with the poo-Illa
exceptions of one. or two whose names
, have not been handed into the commit-
tee yet. I
the East Avenue if. E. church enjoy
ed the program of Christmas music
which was sung by the choir dud play-
ed 0|! the arson yesterday The ser- its appreciation by attending
moo delivered at the morning service
was also a Christmas one and was one
that ,Rev. ltr. Wilson rec’eiaod many;
compliments upon.
service the members brought gifts or reopen on January 2 FIRMS“ ""9
'0' I” a"! Byworth league of the Iby the kindergarten children in their
church. among
East Norwalk.
Elli! evening oerVicc the collection. dltorium with a number or parents
from Mt Hermon seminary and is ducted to the Armenian and Syrian! and the various grades each contrib-
vice. are expected in town {or Chriy‘.
‘mu furloughs. Santa: " recitation, What 1 Want for
Christmas" Edward DeConrcsy: song,
hindmvr sprigs of mistletoe on the
parlor gas Jet or electric light andI
holly everywhere. One young woman The DarllI’In library is closed until :0” 8““ Puts on "‘5 Ctr" recita
of the East Side went so far as to in further notice, for lack 0‘ coal Mint ".ObrMousie" Peter aw and
sure herself an old fashioned Christ out may he turned in at Smith's novel Fred Purdy; recitation, Roderick he»
runs by buying all of the decorations I" ‘50"- In"? 00"“ ’0“! 3““
that :.he could about two weeks ago, Claus."
and “be "I'm II I” presumed amerry, Private Rielmrd Abendroth of the:
day yesterday trimming the tree to Coast Artillery Corps in, returned to
suit her fancy. port Wfl‘bt alter a few days' turn
tough in town with his parents. ,’
ty More when due.
The Men's class at the East Avenue
l
M. E. church listened to another interv'
“II" “Mm” I” II" II E “I'm rolled to date and in the lied Cross by
upon In" ancient Biblical character as the Barton Auxiliary. it is expected
to what tlitir
on! day life. The prophet lsaiah was drive ands tonight.
the subject of yesterday‘.t talk by R" t ; Miss Sarnh Comatock oi Hartford is
Mr Wilson and this prophet who had] gm,” Yoalon arrived .1 m. homo visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
About 300 members have been an—.
In. Frederick Hopkins is visiting
the gift of beautiful phraSes an} aI on the you road on“, night {my}! Mrs. R. W. Keelcr. ,
command of language uncommon in Brown “given“, at Providence ills
the day of his people, and who did not brother Kgnflefll who is at Dart-
hostitate to use this gift to defend his month t. .1” home
people proved to have a very lute!IL
eating history when Rev. llr. Wilson
unfolded it hit by bit
spent the weekend with her aunt.
lira. A. B. Gorhsm.
Moving pictures. which are the regu
liar program now for Friday evenings Mrs. C J ”an“ ’1“ Mt M"! f0!"
were held at Center school again last SI Petersburg, Florida, where she
Friday night. The program every N 'I" spend the winter.
,day includes a Burton Holmes travel I
ogue, it comedy, and a Pathc News
weekly. The Darieu public has shown
The members of the congregation at
_Wortt on the new library buildlngI
them The lame-work la in place
”ready for the roofing and masonry ,'
i umbers. '
arge n “I Mrs. Home Miller has returned
from Hartford. and is staying for thel
present with im- brother n; o mam-E
son. 3
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Darien schools closed Friday after-
At the morning noon for the Christmas vacation. to
The Congregational Sunday school
will hold its annual Christmas enter.
tninment Holiday afternoon Decent-I
her 24, in the church.
Miss Winnilred llopkins, who is a
food of all kinds for distribtion tomor- :heltl at Center school in the morning.
the worthy poor of (own rooms, and in the afternoon the
At both the morning entire school naetnbied in the new so
which was quite a sizable one, was ‘and interested friends in the gallery,j
Belle! fund. -uted their .lt to make up a very pleas-
Iing Christmas'program. The program
Irendered in the afternoon was as
item. Song by the schoo "Adeate ,
,F’lrelos;" recitation, 'WechE," Bill! I)". Ixtthen— of South Wilton died.
PM (kindefxarten): reading the last Thur-easy in the hospital follow,
Somme and prayer, Sum Jilin“ 7- ing an operation He is survived byI
Willilma: recitation, “The Christmas his wife Funeral services were held,
Story." Fred Westervelt Window“ on Sunday in .‘iewark their former!
will play in a selection, A‘ Burning
School, at a recital to be given Satur-l
day afternoon. December 22.
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status would be in m that there 'm be so.) by the time the in Milford. , ‘
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Miss Mary Hill of South NorwslkI
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pupil at the Danbury school of Music ‘
4—;‘4-0 in;
of the urinary slang.
”on non-moo..-
l and oils sos atrial-a
,B Idler-s in l to 5 days
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Wrist Watches, Books for Soldier Boy’s
Comfort Kits fOr Soldiers, Thermos
Bottles, Automobile Outfits, ’Ladies’
Hand Bags and F o'untain Pens.
TO
MA'NY OTHER GIFTS
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Come in
WDONNELLY’S
GIFT
From
CHOOSE FROM
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F.” " mug de'lc
F. S. lVflN
‘60! School will be given on WM 8W
. his parents.
I‘avlanNorwaikSauadasorWI/udmrnakliam-lms
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recitation.
Elizabeth Burgesses
._. __ I dergarten);
The annual I'lfi'flm ceiebrutisnof, m’ m“ E. 33M 0‘ Wariflli."
the East Norwallt .u. in coma Snn- “"I "9““ I” mm“ ”I‘m” In
(first I
loom-y mm grade); song.
Arthur Crockett, of Virginia, “melts" (first we), . exercise.
.2”; w i' ‘9' “7' m ”b Story oberist tour bondimgh’ll.
. l (scald grade);
William Iieilerson, who has been in.
United States Navy for suns time, is
enjoying a Christmas fur-loud: with
Mr. and In. Willia-
Lelerson. He recently nude n trip ”I g", wan“. Pin—hrs, of mum
Thrice. and has brought home a m avenue, 1. m from a scrim
Iillaeas of pneumonia.
day evening at which time. then-es
and usual fixings will be very m n
evidence
in» Carol Mills, of Highland at
one, is spending the holidays with her
sister in Brooklyn.
the 'tbirdcsrfie: recitation. “Jack;
Pratlo." several children of the kin-I
dormer; song "Skating” Elly.
Pratt, Dorothyfiouy. PredWssrsrvelt.
m flaming. Rich's! lather
and “dry Limit of the m kin
donation; realm "In 1’17,” Doro
thySInithdthesoeondgs-nde. attired
inadreasofthenationalaslors; exer-
Corporald. W. Sayreandbisbsoth-z
or Alvifi of Company D, formerlydI J nvmeentofnowam avenue,
asmCompauyJavebeeswmumwmsmwdayi-u
Ba-,tteryD who havebeeaho-eoa m. rum usaybro'sk.
a Ifour-day furlough. will return to
cs-r'l'errvonWedu-day.1'hcym JohnD.lloyt,o(WestSidsavenI0.
motlrandunlobenmlssptamthemudm
ssnofull‘lrststreetlastm Michel's-Mm '
girlsofths thirdgrado: “my
Dolly.” lariorlo M nor-thy
Holly. Elisabeth Chase. Pearl Street‘
mnmtpfllanoolcyliiaabethI
Uboloftbekindergartsa; rounder
muwm~waaum
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m‘mwoot ofthessnond
Very fewlfany «the. h. ’li-Iarlullludlaw m
MW!!!“ wenmhqut-muaamm.
Hinder ”database.
We shall he gird when Fuel Admin-I
grade) , recitation Janette lumber istrator Garfield and other powers that
(1111! Stanley recitation, 31W“! De he shall see that coal will be bad lnI
"Jingle. this lccaiity, but we ehall keep quite
o'zheIcomfortable in this town with wood
fires and cheerful oilstovea supple- “TOR!" 1“. MW
mm um“ mented with an occasional coal fire, iatefirsminer
lenl; sons. Away in n Hansen" (kin home More purchasing in this town,
"Doing My' , I
out, 0 mm 3w,» six children of from tho, left over season.
The death of Miss Helen wallow
brook removes from our midst one of?
whom itmaybesaid, thatsbewaaa?
gentlewoman with all that the 1)..
implies, in social me, in her hour;
'and in her church agitation. In but
pleasant country home, "Sunnyside."
she delighted to dispense hapltality,
. ,_ and many delightful me-orles of the
1m,“ m’mmme'mmcmmmm»
cringsat berhnawllll—gfllgerh.
Job Printing
8.. Norm
LEWOOSI'ER
LI. 8. Patent
«g .
It! Booklet II
on Parents
All All.
Uterlllfllll BHRISI g, m,
i We Wish Our Patrons
and Friends 3
. Merry Christmas
A. F. Beckmann & Go.
For 11108. 1'. DOWN, Mayer.
, ‘ A Merry Xmas To All
.A.~ 'HASSAN’S
36 Van Zandt St.
Table Raisins, Currants, Figs, All Kinds of Candies for
mé,rrummmm,ouriuinbusndhnlk.5pmdfinm
Putnpkinincanrmnpkinbypo ‘
umfiaplep and Fancy Groceries, Fruits, and don' t forget his
“Nuts. Every oneisfresh. Freshlsdlattuce.
TEL 1522 I
m
Iasaemblos, in recognition of digits
--—- Iguiahed services.
WWW, mo. 24., edlealf Drflarberisattheheadoftbel‘v
mum ll. Barber and Id- valllospltala aim Asimu.00l.. and
wardlfldtbofthe Navy. will INDY. mitts
by.qooaoaatoftheflnt'tbw“’fl-d mar; m 9W nan-cuss. “Honduras-anions» W
-.:anytsewhol¢’mwtmlau.. .. mmhamdflsstaetlbii'd Emma” S
A III-hero! ’11:er“ deflat- CI MMmmW~mInMWhmnfl¢m. GHIOTI'O’S
men were laevldsmcs. Min—amusement”- any-twinned»: mum'l I" M M
“ma-am a fowoltbcthiseveslagattbom 1‘5de (seesld grade); m'fi ”Quail?“
ammo-WW!“ wmsonron W,mr his one... (loosed mmmrmI—uammm. 13!? IR Ave.
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NAVY orrlcens To ll PROMOT. rear admiral as soon as Congress rec »
«on its-as
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