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George E. Thompson has finished
his new garage on Edlie avenue.-
Miss Marguerite Smith of Edlie are
nae, is recovering from a severe cold.
Richard Podaelui who is in the navy,
spent the holiday at the home of rela
lives on Third street.
Thu Ladies Aid Society 0! the Kr»
Avenue M. E. church mccts this after-
noon in the church parlors.
His: Florence Roberta, oi Hawkins
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lywflnm ........
... ..... ............ “Mina
WM. 1 Nice We .......
................. Florence Jesaup
Recitation. Winky Bulky Stars
l ................ Milton Gorbulcv; a severe cold.
Recitation, "Share the Joy of Christ-
Inltidc .......... lildred Morgan
Song. Cradied in a Manger ........
.................... Dorothy Rinne
Recitation, One Sweet Word ......
:iNEWCdRAAN
Leo Karl is confined to his bed with
Conrad Woltel is seriously ill at his
home on Railroad avenue. l
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Mrs. M, V. Mapes of Brooklyn is via ~ V. '
wmtu. Hum itins in town with triends.
. "Merry Christmas” ..... l {
Recitation ' Doria Gehrmsnn C. I. Sammis has been ill this week
RecitatiouiookPleaaant . ‘ with a severe. attack of indigestion.
..................... Earl Gorhnm
Recitation. Back of All is hove
...................... Vera You:
Primary Song. Christmas Bells ..
The program (or the senior school is
:‘e follows:
Hymn. Joy to the World. Congregation
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Carol. Follow the Star ........ School
Scripture Reading
Prayer
Collection
Remarks by the pastor
Primary program an above
Recitation, What Makes Christmas
Recitation. “The Two Stockings
Ethel Peterson
Recitation. Maurie.
liarry Bailey. formerly of this town
spent the week-end with friends in
town. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Draper otOssing-
in: are visiting 'with relatives on Park
street.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Raymond spent
Sunday with Mrs. Raymond’s parents
in Wilton.
Miss Lulu Rassett oi New london is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
.................. Milton Slauson ”3",. Cooper.
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George rant sent a letter to his par-
«- .0070th AIM"! cuts on Baldwin avenue that he has ar-
Song, Lullaby, .......... Levera Peck rived “over there.”
Recitation, Sly Santa, .Charles Lycett
Recitation. Wonder Gifts .........
................. Dorothy [cycjoy days with friend,
Lewis Provost is spending the hull-
and relatives in
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MIBISIER PANARETOFF .
Stephen Pamratotf, Bulgarian min-
ister to the United States. has just
issued a statement in which he do
clan-ca that his country will never con-
sent to shedding American blood on
the battlefields of Europe. "Bulgarian
people," he said, "Welcomed the en-
trance of thc United States into lllt'
war. because they feel that regardless
of what comes they will now receive
a ‘square deal'” ' ‘
solemnity to the occasion. The Christ-
mas hymns included “it Came Upon
the Midnight Clear." “0 Little Town
“WHIP, l“ ““jmmg the holiday ”€955 Song. Christmas Sunbearns ........ Stamford and Bridgeport. of Bethlehem," “0 Come, All Ye Faith-
from her studies in “"9“" Dorothy l.0\’t"_l(‘,_'.'. Alberta Farr, Agnes '_.__.._ ful. and "Hark! the Herald Angels
Tomorrow “mm the annual Vedas. Mildred Peterson. Ethel 961- Edward Anderson of Camp Upton, Sing", while all joined in the singing
.. . 0“in 0, Christ c‘nurrh nctt. ll: rtho haskc, Beatrice Austin. N. y” is enjoying a furlough with of "Athena.” §
mm ”at 9" ll > Recitation. nutty... Reform ........ friends and relatives in town. I
will be held in the church parlors.
Rev. T. F. Caskey celebrated the
holy communion at Christ church yrs-
terday‘morning. Quite a large congre-
gatio attended. '
By the first of the year it is hell“.
.ed that the American La llcntcllP
plant will be running full blast with
about 160 employers.
Numerous sailors and soldiers who
won homo for the holiday. rcturncd To
their ships and camps last evening
'and early this morning.
iertha Kaske
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Recitation. Christmas Questions
Carol '
played, by Warren Brothers.
Drill. Holly Wreaths ............ . l
Bertha Peterson, Helen Seaman. ituth‘
riot) Moe, lda Scam-id, Agnes Warm,
(llt'l’l(lll\'t“l'9 Loveioy, Harriet lloos,
Mildred Radian.
'ltcldtatlon. Concerning Christmas ..
....... ........... Wesley Semple
Jt‘ng, Sleep. Little *abe ............ V
.............. Ruth Van Covering
Rccltatlon. The Christmas Tree . . . .
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William Leslie has returned from workers ”“3“" engaged in securing N. Y., his former home, over. Christ-
.............. (‘hnrlcs ilanford, Jr. Amttsbury. M..." where he W“ cm- names tor the llnal drive for Rcrl m“.
Cross membership. The chairman of
Miss Agnes Xcsbett of Yonkers or-
George. Hayo of Glcnbrook is vieit-
ing with his grandparents. Sir. and
Mrs. Charles Hayo oi Ponus Ridge.
The ll. ll, Serving Clrclc
watt-hnilzht meeting at the home 0!
Miss Roxie Merritt on New Year's
the local
Saturday reported over 500 members lng carpentry Work at the cantonmenl
van Coevcring. 0,3,3]de Clark. rived Sunday for a visit at the home secured. The workers that scoured at Yaphank, l. l., was at home for
Ruth Decker, Florence Alastln. 313- of her brother, lsaac Neabitt.
in my. Canaan there? are thirtyone
committee, Derby Rogers.
the town for new members are as iol- Christmas.
lows: John H.
Mrs. (Yolhron, Miss Ella it, Stevens,’ _
Mrs. S. S. ilrinckerholf, Mrs. Holmes, Brooklyn. formerly of this town. are 'v
Mrs. Ramhaugh, Stanley Mead, Mint in town to spend the Christmas holi- (
Helen Turgeon. Mrs. E. V. Hothinz— (lays Wl‘h relatives “"9-
will hold a barn, Mrs. ilarry Kaiser, Mrs. Howard '
E. Brown, Miss Mary Bradley, Mlsv’
Behre. F. N. iforton.l
Moe Reddtngton Miss Stella Waters,
Miss Ethel K. Comatock. Mrs. B. H.
Keeler, Mrs. Raymond Sutton, Mrs. E.
Howard A. L. Wood, of First street, .................. Geraldine Clark Eva
expetts to lune i-‘ort Slocum for San lit-Citation. Better Go to Bed ....... . l ......
Antonio. Tex.. shortly, having enlist- ....................... Rita Jesse) The Auld lnnpSyne Club
ed in the aviation corps.
Richard W. Sweeney,
her of the Naval Reserve and former-
flow 3 mem-
Concert Recitation. Who Is Coming
‘ Tonight. Florence Jcssup, Rita Jes- F
sup. Msylah Peck , iielen Kaske
Auguita Farr, Viola Plait, Florence
its first dance of the new year in Odd
ttnry 4.
ill b id A. Jones.
w " Harriet Seymour, Miss Eleanor Wood
Mrs.F‘.C.Nbl,M ,
o-llows' Hall on Friday evening. Jan- Rogers 0 e 1“ Godsoe Derby
Miss loreno Taylor.hllss
Mrs. Lawrence Frotltlnuham.
Amesto Annunziatto, Antonio Cerret
ly rtportcr for the Evening Sentinel, Carpenter ms“ Margaret ltecd 1. able to be‘ not. Pu” Tataro, Joseph TOM“ "9"
“a... a visitor with old friends in Bast. Exercise, Snow Fairies . ........... about her room attain. after being con 17 K9“?!-
Norwalk yesterday'. Frances Rlnnc, Miriam Wilson. lined to her bed for the past week with 1.
-... u-vnra Peck, Ethel Peterson, .lcnn- grill. ! STEA ‘
Mrs; Legrnnd Greenwood has sue nctte Bennett Dorothy Austin, Dol‘tr . _______ 1 but. RORA
cendt‘d her ’Illfibfifld all 0’33““ of St. thy Cummings. ‘ Frank Annunzlato. Fred Fulrty and ’ T AT SEA
, Mllrk'fi 139150093] Church in Wilton. Benediction. ‘Percival Gregory left Kelly Field on
'llr. Greenwood is in the military ser- “1‘. '14“ —— Egan-”day, presumably for Newport (Continued from rat Page)
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We at the United States. I Stockson— You my )ulll‘ mining 'NCWS to "‘1th for ltaly. f The Tuscarora. before being rel
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Episcopal church will not meet tomor-
row afternoon on account of it being
holiday week. They will resume
their meetngs in January.
Corporal Alvin Sayre of Battcr'
56th Regiment, Field Artillery sta-
stocks are worth three times what
they were when you lititlgllt tltcni.,
That's astonlaltlng.
Sergeant Clarence Smith of thc
quialtioned by the Shipping Boar'l.
was owned by the Lehigh Valley
How do you so ltuth Machine Gun Troop at Spartans- Transortauon Company and 099mm!
count for it? lituttla~il'nst..t paper llzw .burg, is ““50me a ten—days’ furlough between Lake ports,
trehlcd in value since i made the. pur‘
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She-What fl!) yd“ pupppge “In“ 'W'lnifrt‘tl nnd Helen. of Nl'w York,
ending mn llltyse flowers} spending the holidays with her par-
mcnnt by
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whale-Exchange. iat is home on Richmond Hill. .
Mrs. C. L. Scalc and daughters.’
are
.J' . tioncd at. ”Oi" Terry, anti formerly 0‘ , Also Site—"c probably meant to itn- en's. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lawful".
of .
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the 35th Company, returned to the fort; ply that you were a dead one—Jack o' i
TRYING TO SAVE COAL.
PHILADELPHM. ill-c. 26.——‘To re-,
lease. motive power. conserve fuel and
redum railroad congestion, the Phila-
dclnh nel’and Reading RallWay today
withdrew from its New York service
right passr'nizt'r tmltta, four in each
Humbert of Mansfield aVenue. ’
selected nrmv at Camp Downs, with;
ma.
late last night after a live day fur-'
lough.
ice more and more solid and also in
freezing what snow that melted" yes-t
terday sotllat walking along many
side walks early this morninsr was
quite dangerous. -
Many a school child is cniovint: him»
ml! or herself today by playinz around
in the snow and the hope is held out
by them that the snow will last until
* January 7th. when they have to re-
Lantern. i A meeting of the Special Road Com- direction between here and New York.
mittee was held in the Town Hall. hl- Several local trains were also annull-
90" ROMiMfl- ed. and it was announced that a fur-
' t mm...“ that movie actor alum. day evening, discussing the recent
Todays cold weather '5 making the minded? Clackvln it way. but its ner- Warrenlte road construction work.
or forgets himself.—Fllm l-‘nn.
Dishonesty is a forsuking of perina-
sent {or temporary ndvantage.—Bavce.
Snoozing In Pmia.
The well known superstition that to
sneeze once is a bad omen seriously
interferes with many of the duties and
plesuurcs of the Persian. When be its
so unfortunate as to snooze once he
quickly says, "Schnr mnnd" (a time for
waiting has come). and for at. least
Miss Sally Cooper. who' has been
quite ill, threatened with,pneumonl.t.
ha't returned to New Jersey with her
mother where she went to spend
Christmds.
Lleut. Edwin Hoyt of Ft. Grant. Ills..
was muted another furlough tor the
holidays. and is enjoying it with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hoyt
' . ammo-unborn.
:’ turn to school.
two hours thereafter he cannot be pen on Carter street. ’
,V - ‘ alluded to take medicine. start on is
..‘17"- Wt Tate who balance to tbitiournoy or begin any new or ilnglortnn.
fledical Corps of the U. S. A.. 3“ ,worlc. A missionary fitll‘Ktmli who liars
«who is stationed at a camp on Long ‘9' more than once had to postpone an op»
.' land. was a Christmas visitor with his oration because he or the pnticnt
mother. Mrs. Robert" W. Tate, of 14‘ sneezed ante snys. “l have now become
Man ”not, yesterday: ' ’8"! Men! at producing double sueezes."
,. " 4'8 A'srlca Times.
Rev. R. H. Ncitlc olticinted at the fu-I
neral service of Granger H. Comatock
of Bingbampton, X. Y. which took
place at thethome of his brother-ln-law
John F. Bliss of Railroad avenue. Sun-
day at 3 p.’ m., interment took place In
Lakeview. '
The trolley service was held up for“
a while yesterday when on automobile
, . CREAM ron CATARRH
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33:33:33“ «1132': £312.12? mi ' OPENS up nosr th
.mers of the cat's had to, transfer; Tell How 1' Get ,
around the stalled machine for mer- m- n 1 col ‘13:”: Rel“:
I! (tips before it was removed.
. Nicholas Car-man ts fillflPl’lng wi°h
an injury he. received Saturday. while
carrying sheet metal up a ladder. in
getting up the ladder. he slipped and
lost his balance. and in trying to save
himself, one of the pieces struck him
on the side of the face, nearly sever-
ing his right ear. The strip of metal
inflicted a gash several inches long
and it was necessary to take six stitch-
es ,fto close the wound.
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The poor families in East ‘tormtttk ,1; ”9mm: w your dogged ""5"”
. - I" open. toair passagesotyour
[who wrgfgfh'g‘gzmwm. head will clear and you can breathe
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all surprised when they received 133:;‘10 Wilefi'ugh, 1:?532:
”It '3;’?J:;Vp:::'u°"gxl sling for breath at night your cold or
. 'eatarrh will b. m " '
fills in tho fut that they Ni! “It '0" a“ . M W 0! Hrs Cream 11‘ is estimated that five hundred or
many My Milieu every W- my. Mrs yourdrnuist now. AW” more must have been presentdn the
_ l. mu, .3 this m m assemblage about the municipal
" The Inlay school oi last Avenue-m a.“ in m nostrils; it in!- Christmas tree. Sunday evening. The
x ‘ cm "I '30” CW!!!” I, “I. m "a ... m //U'”. "In.“ by numberleu Ms Wk".
m is atoms on Wednesday a. M ”I“ n. ”It.“ “and blusisctricllslltsaudcanodbv
“111, Mammam‘ui-mumrmmam
ruwlllhhflumm, ”I ‘ iarapssamnudthammotm
'm Ill-“til"- K-Mnu. Msthystdsddpdiflrast churches. mast man
Is to tats tbs parts! ”it a sad "'W'W‘m their mutuality/and rub
manna-[vat «unjustly-w. ' *-- “'idfiarotmdtbs, tree Mag, vsa
thcr curtailment in local service
Would bccovnc cucmirc on January 6.
A reduction in the number of Dar-
lor cz‘rs attached to trains operating
bt‘thf‘ll New Yczk and Washington
equal. to eight trains has been put
into cilcct by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
Tin restricted [laurellgt‘r service,- it
is (“‘lll‘h'l' tl by truffle experts, will
enable the two railroads to increase
lllt‘ll movcrttcnt of freight by about
40000 tons do 15'.
Titled American Helps '
sh Relief Work I
In Brill
‘ workers employed in
'R. W. Burton.
' the army. airplane accessozies for the.
y Arthur Paul. who wu‘utu
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“Quality Shop”
South Norwalk.
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Mm 315.0010 $18.00 Coats $9.95
Mrs. Frances \‘Xo her
friends in Greenwich.
Miss Louise Waterbury oi the
Heights i< ill with measles.
Mr. and‘Mrs. Charles Millapauch
are on a holiday trip to visit relatives
at Windsor.
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. Big Reductions on All
Suits, Coats and
Dresses
The Little Shop
60 lilo. Main Si. 80. Norwalk
Highway Superintendent and Mrs.
H. B. Olmstcad epent Christmas at
Hartford wi'h relatives.
Mrs. W. 3. Brady ot the Post Road
left town Monday to visit relatives
in the city over the holidays.
Miss N. E. fihriver left town Mon-
day to spend Christmas at the home
of her brother on Staten island.
A son was} born to Mr. and Mrs. L
Frank Stevens Friday morning. The
parents are happy over their liVely,
Christmas present.
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A Merry Xmas To All
A. HASSAN’S
36 Van Zandt St.
Table Raisins, Currants, Figs, All Kinds of Candies for
tree, Fruits in basket, Candies in box and bulk, 5 pounds in box
$1.50, Pumpkin in can, Pumpkin by pound.
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fruits. and don't forget his
Mixed Nuts. Every one is fresh. Fresh Hed Lettuce. c2
TEL. 1522
Mike Jolti‘halk has tilt-d a median-
iC's lieu against w. F. Parson, the
record hating been tiled in the odiccs
of Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt.
Dr. Griswold Brauaw of West aw
nue was visiting friends in Goshen.
Charles E. Slam". who has been do
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Mr. and Mrs. Georue R. Smith of
E Special Reductions
This Week on all
Xmas Novelties
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A son was born Friday and Mr. and 4
Mrs. David Rnitttn. third. Will he bots
David Snidln fourth? Nature seems to
be busy adding future Holdlr-rs tonal”.
ien‘ti population. “-
Mlss Alice De Garmo, formerly oft
this town, has returned to her home,‘
in Stamford, after spending sevenf
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Walter C.;::
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Christian Theole. who is one of the
his wife. was at the home of the lat-t!
ter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. ’Nathanf‘
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Finch of the Post Road for Christ-
Thcre were two sales of real estate;
in llnl'an last week. P. J. Egan sell-v
in: property on 0x Ridge Road to
Marion E. l‘. Kecler, and E. R. Hol-
lander transferrlntr to Louetta L. HOP
lander, land and buildings on the
Tokeneke Point Road.
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Rev. Thomas L. Price, the new pay
tor oi the Methodist Church, was
nreetcd by large continuation Sun-
day morning and evening, when his
first sermons to’his new people pro-V
rented the Christmas messazextflil‘isto.
mas music bv the choir added to the
interest 01 the occasion.
STERLING FURNITURE. (:0.
FREE FREE FREE
To the first baby born in the New Year
1918 in greater Norwaik
A White Enameled Crib
Complete
Now on Display in our Window.
We specialize in furnishing homes cont-
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John McCormick. Noroton's world,
famous tenor. last Thursday night at
Philadelphia. beaan the concert tour
by whichhe vxpectstondd 3100.000 to _‘
the treasury oi the Red Cross, havinl
promised to donate the entire pro- plele.
cecds to that cause. Mr. McCormick
expects to accomplish his p rpose by
spring, but will continue untth the,
.. , . ' Sterling Furniture Co.
amount. desired has been re . 1 Phone 105
M . 127-129—131 Washington St.
IRON WORKERS THREAT!" ' ‘ A I I
STRIKE. V ___.._ _. , k V _
SAN FRANCISCO, DOC. 26.——Unless: fi—
thousand iron-g
shops here nutty
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'. Oakland receive. immediately a . l
ign- cent. increase in Wages. thothI‘lel'
ccordinu to a statemcn -
strike. a president of the iron
'“. on Council. made public today.
‘ r'lzl‘t‘e employers have issued a state-
ment. that unless the men return to
wort: at their present wage, the almost i
will close ‘pend'ng a settlement of that
controversy. lt wast said lateral in«
tcrvention was anticipntM
Many sulan'ts here have been em,
paged in, manutacturlng ordnance forl
approximately ‘9“
alt-craft board and machinery parts
for the navy.
SAME'OLD BUNK - _
NEW YORK. Dec. 26.—-With the In
ternstloual wrestling tourney at an;
end, the world's heavyweight charl-a
pioushlp remained in dispute today. l
Three grapple" are claiming the
title—m Miro. Strands: new.
isaadlsrlCaddock-andtheclslls of,
each one appears equally ' urns»;
Wreaths: pronoun are smiled]
“I! an dull-lion tonne! , ;
tbtUuIatheonlrway to settle thei
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Norwalk Chronicler