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mama-mused.
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sensation .
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Put Hosieryfreely on your
Sflkfiuiery til-men
women. ....... Elihu-TD
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Joseph Davis
I Washington but
South Hawaii
.0! i'rvrililg Clinton C.
. 1W John Rotor“ is. maximal
bitten-with Ethos: for a In
in
i ——Buy your Kan Fremont O’Brnen
hidy Jennings Lodge, «No. 7. Shop
herds of Bethlehem. met last would!
and disposed of the usual not): bun-
nous.
wAll kinds of coin» atl‘ilkrns‘s. 17
North Main St.
. IN iiiii illiiilli
The following programs lltaH.‘ been
unused (or the rum submit, that
Net-walk. in (gluten-gnuA oi (flirtatious:
Kindergarten and First Grade.
(miiatmaa Mann
“Edvmhulln Hello
SalsHSilent Night
Christmas ill-lit .....
Songwr‘anta iS t‘omiiii:
Nulwl‘ l‘ur'h
Henry Wilkvna, ofhl‘orth Main siren
has hid it mmhle double ot‘cn in«
tomorrow.
Some of the New York evening
papers last night announced that the
80th U. 8. Engineer. lwho hale rend-
ered out‘h splendid SPl'VlCP overseas.E
hue lit-u ordered home. This means
that vui will soon have the pleasure
Hubbell. who
was a member of (‘0. B. of that cotu‘V
manil. has been hiding in the work 0!.
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' ARTIST
MATERIALS
rub? Colors, on and Water
Academy Boards. Brushes, Draw-
Fred H. Pouty
mans AND NOVELTY
SHOP
87 north Main Street
Palace Theatre Building
South Not-walk. Conn.
:Ciiy New—sq
Ire, Allen is ill at but home m 30
“Ohm street, second dliiU'ml.
Int Jamoa “‘fllfih of Franklin aw
non is qnlio ill with Spanish influenza.
Mm Gladys Beach oi llotts Plum is
ill with the grip.
'1“)! your X mas lint ll‘llritm
...—«......
Mrs. St. John Merrill of East new.
matured a factored rib when she felt
at her home on lcnday.
"his Frances Bartlett 0! the 5 and 25
cent store on Main strcet in confined
in hflT home on East avenue.
«Sort and Derby lint 83 O'Brien
Barney Policy of 29 Monroe silo“.
reported to the police yoswioay that
me the had stolen two ducks from
hilt yard.
Freda-sick J. (lolenan of North Iain
titreet has meeived a letter from Jo-
lieph ”taller of the 102d Regiment in
France Joe was recently cussed but
writes that he has almost completely
rooomnd mar undvxoinx treatment
height diflorent hospitals.
«In. 1. Bauer. 110 Washington
Etna, N., next door to posioilicie is
announcing it great Christmas sale on
coast. dramas waists, underwear, «hr-ca
Professor Harry Huntington Bar-
num, who was a member of the facul-
ty of the Roberts Callers in Turkey.
prior to the time the United Stain en.
lei-ad the war. expects to mm to
Meylnthenaarfomreand will he
amounted by Hrs. Mind and
their three daughters. Mrs. Barnum
was. We bet m, lies Amie
Alvord. oi mnbnry. Maser
Mi. Barnum resided in Dunbar! sever-
al months after returning from Turkey
durhgthcwnr. Mr. Runabout"-
es-t seminar: at he m lion'l
(In-lam Nation in New mm.-
qud votes-rims O'Bfiaa'.
- about a point; shippings.‘ oils, copper!
reconstruction of iln- “"3011 lu\\’lla‘_
jand villagi-it oi France. ‘
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i — Prmli bio-tot awry nth-rumm ut 1.,
io'ctooii. \Vlliu‘n‘s. i7 Nomi Main S:
E At the n-uulu" tuwtlnr, of Lady Illl'
.luchlau Lodge. No. 82. ilaughtrm or
80min. lust nil-ninth \lrs. William lilo-i
ilnu-hlun, of Stamford. will: [ill-“it‘ll! a?
3 its a deputy imm iiil‘ grand ltldflt" and
linstallv-d tho oiiirers niacin! ut the
ilust morning. Amuttzoments Wore com?
iplvmt ftu‘ the dance uiiit-h is to be.
: held on ilit' m'l-nini'. of Friday. the 27th. I
‘Aitrr illt‘ usual liusinrsn (ht-re won it
. social time, and the members were un-y
'unitnous in voting lust owning oncl
101‘ the most successful and «nioyahlol
yct hl'lli i
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i wt‘uudytunon. baskoiia, ribbon ifllll'i
dy. and mlxmi candy at Willa-its huh-
ory. i? him “at“ El.
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A spatial mutton of Norwalk mogul
No. 709, ‘Bounvolént and l’lOlet'itt~L-;
Order of Eliot, for the purpose 0! in;
ilihiiltn, will he held next Sunday lit-l
tomoon. V A social SPSfiltln willfulloki
On account of the (‘hristmss holidays
than will iii: no limiting noxt Wm}!
nwdui' night, ‘ 9
(min-r (‘httrios F. Pogo. moviiwi :I‘
luttor this morning from (Search llam-
uin' of iilf‘ llrilish Navy, who was a
former rcsiilcni «if Norwaik and mu-
ployod for iimllo' time by the Norwalaé
Tim & Rubber ('0. liu' has been at: l
iioncd on a ilclitmycr for the paint two:
years. but is now ashore and from his!
rutiivr vaguc roi’orences to "losinli;
nw-mhinz." rnd with “still it't‘llng:
u’t’uk and «button up" has cvideutlyfi
lint-n in Sonic Fil‘mtltllln ltzippcninxs.;
that the tumor will not let ihrougliJ;
George was ’l populur Inviuher of Well i
come Stranger Lodge. Sons of Sil
George, while a resident of this div?
and Bonds cordial rcmemlmtnms to all:
of them.
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thsuium‘nN, Der. its-Roma
Iiontatiw: Glllt‘il, of aliasachusetts. Re-
publican leader of the Homidurlniz'
the illness or Repmarntutivc loan. of
lliinois, today announced his cadeaoyi
for the Speakorkhip in the nbxt Con-i
mail. in opposition to Representatives:
Minn. i
"in decision has been rimmed?
receiving asxtirnncos of support from
man yscctions or lllt‘ country? said
Mr. Gillett. "and with the unanimous
endorsement oi" my Republican col-
lcazues from Massachusetts." .
Former Speaker Cannon. of lllinots..
today declared his nuppurt for Mr.’
Mann.
WALL STREET. 1.30 p. tit—Stocks
wore unresponsiri- to the mler'moneyl
conditions roponcd later in the city.
Investment iniis, including Atcltison
and (lliit-uno and Northwestern. canal!
and tobaccoa reacted t to 8 points bo-
came irregular.
Join '
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your. n'hepantoevaryindy.
”cheetah
momma-anyhow.
Christmas Savings Club
0331: you an opportunity to accumulate a fund for Christmas
ortosave'auu‘hhmntout tit-your earnings during the
“a!“ . his Pin 1 has “A lirai'o t.‘iiilil‘, ..
m °° ° "'9“ an iSong~Sama (inns
the bakery doparlmcnt will be npcned'
‘S‘onto (law
‘A Gift to Saul; ..
. Sung Christmas
: :t'i‘iiulltlll‘ .luSi Bl'i’ol‘c
Song-Jolly Old Santa t‘lniis. Gradn 1V
. Song-Jolly Old St. Nicholas .....
Sonar-Tile Christmas Tree
llililugutiiw \Volft-
A (‘llllf‘sllliah imitrr .
Song -’
l-‘ruttk Juno's
‘liv i~‘ir~t l"ii'?~'tiiim~ .......
limii- Tuouuio
, ...... lltmiiilj. Ilium
Solii: ‘Sanlu l‘luus So Jolly
bruise l‘wiglmm
Summm- . . . , Hill)“ linuilm-
lino! . (‘oiuvv All Ya Faithful
Mari La lion. .tnioiiw‘ti- ’l‘tiiuolo
t'oiiiiileum- in SI. Nit-hula“ ..
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. . Edith t‘rui:
Soup-At‘ln‘ioituas Tinn-
l'r-wnlution of gifts li’oiii ‘ilt‘ t‘lirh.
mils tree.
Toul'llers: Mini:
mum Sliviuiiml
:lilld Miss Julia MNHBH.
Grade ii. and Special Room.
'l‘t‘llt'lit’i‘.‘ All»: \‘itiuu Smith-m till”
5 lim- Emilia ii. Smith
. Still: ‘
School
livi‘lilllltlll lantiita Hurt
it‘Ii't'i'isv- - “i‘liimm oi l‘lil‘is‘llllfia"
l'lliuor lint-tin. Lillian Knulrutiir and
Ruin» i‘nl‘ttirlla 'l‘llliltzuin
Burl-isle "A Juli) Putt"
.ll‘uultvilv tl'It‘i-r Iuill l‘tillllt Minivr
Still.
Sonu---Sl‘liuol
litii‘liiiillln" Elinor .\lllllllllltil~i'll
\iotion Song»l-.'dnn .‘lflhlt‘lhl'n. lluri
lI'witt. (il'lil‘fl lx'nori‘. Arline t‘urlis.
liuth Yliunus. lieatriw livnurlt. (‘ur
mcila Tuozsoio, Loretta llurl. .‘ilariv ‘
li‘cutu. and .lPllIlllPllt' Oliit‘l‘.
Exorcisowldvoli'n Whit». llu'li Young».
(intro Knnrr. llvuiriw Bl‘illlt‘ii
Snug Scliruil.
on-rtlw~"'l‘iw l'iu’lnluian Hymn"
Jame.» Gordon, John Shinto, Lian. r
Knorr. ilumlil Wok and John
lot-liar.
Iii-t'iililit’lllr‘ ‘John'tl‘ingei
l-IXrl‘l-iso ”A t‘lirlsmtas Snug"
Willard li‘urr, \iux t‘ltttishi'. and lid
I'ut‘d Auhin-ookv
SongéSchool ‘.
Grades til. W. V, and VI.
Son:--~i) Li llt‘ Twin 01' llvtlilviwtu
. .. ..... , School
(‘liiiilivnk Voto- oi 'l‘liunkx
. , ..... . Martha Lee
lll‘t‘lllllillll ~ t'hrisiuius 1 rue
......... .\'rlmit llruuott
Sniiu- iicmxtil‘ui 'l‘lioiiulilr for Christ»
um.» .................. tlr‘tldl1 V
(‘hristmmi
................ Donald lluddimutt
Il-A. mi ion fills-trims Santa Claus ..
................... Jiilltt (inldosik
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low Mid kindness with which she
has (mm in comatl bau- brought
back the natural childiuh charm of
the "aitertnkinr' picture. .
Do not imagine that Amcua's can
1| a rare aim or men that every such
child van be tskrn to rare and enci-
tor us soon L-‘I’ dlfimvrl"d. Too often
the toilet woriur mum iooit month”
w '.
A: round widt- to the romniiitoe
says: "The horolu: mm and women
who have {trained ("\l.‘l‘y,T.‘li“l‘§y to
save lives have now the task t-l bim-
lnz out thorn who shall potion." lt
ll that tiny shall not per-tau that the
continuum for Rate! in the Near
Boat is asking the public to give
$80.000000'in Jutiuery. A very in)-
pcrunt part of this committee'-
worlt is to cstahliah orphanages. as
Athena, one of the 400.000 orphans
in the: Near blast, was wandering in
the streets at her ruined city in the
tutored boy's clothing of the “be
fore taking" picture when she was
piclu-d up by a relief curler. She
bus been 'placed in one of the on
pharmgca being put in) for the thous-
ands of iatiterlt-ne, mothcrlcss.
Mendim children by the American
Commune i‘or Hello! in the Near
Athena's faith” was tied to tho
iall of a horse and draggvd to death
and the little daughter was left to
pick up her iood, literally from the
atreet. and to find some nook be-
tween bulldlngn where she might
sleep. From this life at hiding and
doubtless stealing. whenever she
could. there probably mine the ex-
preuion of precocious cannineaa in
the first pictura The induction 0!
many as tunds pltrntit, whcrcyer pon-
aible. “ "’ ‘
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.. , .. William largofi'oellcnt condition. The Loire and Cher
Sun: “Christmas Tron ....... School .. . . . . .. . . .
linCJtEllonv-A Brave Child ........ Sour—him Claw hand .......... lrlvera wash the city on either side.
.................. Margaret W’olfo Humid unhall and Grade in, . "the former or which is quite a large
RGCliflllOfl~ThD Storkinu's (‘hrlntmnn Rmitatlon~le 'i‘hrw Kings ...... stream. Tiiv old cathodrul at St. (lat-
..... .............. Mninielluirun
llt‘t'lLlil0fl*-{‘llrlfillulfl Wmiltli . . . .
‘ ...................... Ruth Clark
lult‘illllltlll‘fl‘llfi Kitten's Christiano
................ Prod Cunningham
Sum: ~Slirlstmas Time ..... . School
Recitation—Three Holiday-i .......
llolph l‘ivrsall. Chat-10k Pcuningtou
and Raymond Purity.
limitation—The Little l-‘ir Treo
Mariam-t Sonic
Song——(‘hristmas Story Grade Vi
llooitation—-Thc (‘hriniuuia Servico
Hui; .................. E. Hoduum
limitation-Santa,(llaus‘ Stout . . ..
‘ ......... . ......... Fruit-ch ltinna
honxA—Sllrnt Night .......... School
Recitation-~Chriuiniaii Spirit. ..
Olive Etioluion.
Rncliution ........... Hanoi Miller
allllK'"A\l’ii)f in o Mummi- .. .. . . .. z.-
Four girls. Grade Ill. .
Songnlicrrx Merry Christmas .. ..
....................... School
Rl'i'iliilliln~"sania Clam-i and tho
\ittii'Il' ... . . . . . w. . . KYOTO". llulkicy
up ~i:.:-i l‘ - It Happens Every Christ
‘ no. . ... .... .ioannvite llcnuett
(inclsnuus Lullaby-Girls fmni - Grad“
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llociiiltioh~Chiistmas Days .. .. . .
.......... ‘. . . Florence Johnson
........................ Grade lll
Solo»— Christmas Dorothy Howard
Plsylot~Mother Gooso'ls Children ..
......... Pupils forui Grade in
Flux salute .................. Schom
Sony-Star Spangled Banner—School
Teachers: Miss Geltrmau. Miss Rid-
s-r. Mitts Savage. Miss Crommun.
Tho following program is to be sit»
on at Washington school, Friday, Do
camber 20 at 1:30 p. in.
Kindergarten.
(li‘oei ing~liierry Christmas
Prayer
Hymns-Th9 First Christmas
Carol, 0h Carol
Verses from Mother Goosc
Poem—J letter to Santa
Song—4nd Santa Clam;
Drumatlzution~The Gingerbread Boy
Distribution of gifts iron the Christ‘
meta Tree.
. scene we left behind us was huh-vii a;
...................... Rose liolih ien which dates back in the 12th ccn- .
Snug—«lid Santa Claus, Solo and tury and was about 400 yeum'in Ihr
chm'uu. Willimn Thornton and Grade» l worse at construction is truly H work
Recitation Thin» Kings 01 Colouno oi sri. Noni-by is the old mum-uni and
. . .. William Horton not far away is the Tower of t‘lmrlc-
Solid lillf‘l'alh tot t'hiisipmi Day... mugnr which was built in the llllit‘l‘
.. . . .. Boys of Grade l part of the ninteenth century. l bud
Part ”I. . an opportunity of swing a numbvr oi
Snugml‘otwuiber . Grade 11. the old and famous chateau: odour!
Play—Wimunglon ...... _ tirade w. the Lolro. too. bvfore leaving the city.
Song --va Yl‘nl‘il ......... Grade v“ From here I was l-llllflfil to a city
Prflfioln‘nnlulofJnuhu' p00,. Army C”. built on a bill which overlooked the
nip-mm {23min lootintry 3‘! theHVosgsls tMott}:
.... , -. . s. 0 ac, ovaey a o
80% SJEL¥11_._... 'brhool gases on from the ramparts. for it ms
DESCRIBES MANYAND completely waited in. is rl-puted to
be one of the most beautiful in all
V“IR3%”SSEEP§&NS§§ filly; ...... ...... i m. .. . ...A...
of the front and while enroute had a
splendid opportunity or going through
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the heart at the Vosgea Mountains,
‘phssinu the litmus lluilon d'AliiItce.
that Dental to you. At every Htop tlio' Mtcr Spending some time on that
misuivo. was tlt‘lilyt‘d from two or iiil‘t't‘ Hoctinn of the front where tho Bocbc
days to it week. were verymuiatcl made ‘Bome more
Since leaving home my experiences ahit'tsx. or more con-ectly, was shifted
have been many and varied and i can Sew-ml times and wound up ”to War
only attempt with the time 1 how at with one of the divisions that was
my disposal to give a summary of ”ill right in tho thick of it up to 11 a. in.
“Wills. of that now historic day. November
1 lett the «home of good old U. S. A. 11th. 1 was indeed fortunate in bar.
at noon on one of those real crisp ing inst stopped aside in limo to let.
March days of last winter and alter a the various miasilcs that "Jerry" was
splendid voyage over a remnrltubly tossing our wax-pass. Since then W0
calm sea and in wonderful wontlinr. have been waiting patiently for the
that is for the moutbo! March. we de- word that will send us either lorward
barked at on English 9011 on a. fine to the former lair of poor Kaiser Bill
Sunday morning. We immediatoily em or back home. At present we are bil-
irsincd and shot through some Eng. lated in the ruins of what in the days
lieh country as pretty as the eye of oi vorc was it wonderful old chateau.
man Would cord to gaze upon. 'Twas li' censorship regulations did not.
springtime. the fields were all clothed still prevail and I‘hhd the time and
in deep green, flowers sprouting material both of which are stranzily
everywhare. it would.seem. the truest scarce here. i believe I could writn a
in bud. making the icturos oi the old volume of things interesting. Howev-
castles with their
erouii canals, it perfect one. Tho t-on- n bit more.
inst with the bleak 'desolated winter. .Wlth best wishes. i am
Sincere“EDEN .i DORSFY
stitching one. . .. . .
That night we put up at a rest (:illllp' Sgt. J. J. Dorsey. clo 28th Div.
at the southern end of merry Eng- Amor. E. F. A. P. 0. No. 744.
land and after spending a moat coin-3 -
ramble night on the cushion-like oak ‘r—TRISTRAM ‘ HY A“.
planks that adorned the floor or the,
tent assigned to us. we atone the folv‘ Owing to the enforced curtailment
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lleaigiilill Not Break ll!
IiWe havela large assortment
. aidishesimade; of this wear
and invitefyour inspection.
‘ Reliable-Mounted SO as ‘1 .
tofra'ngefinfprices to suit "-
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Wiilfllliilliil Sillill
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ANGEVINE '
Furniture Co.
RoyalEasyOhairs .. 321.00 Davenpom $50.00
ladies’ Desks ...... $12.00 Library Tables $12.50
manna. ..... . $1.45 metric Lamps . . $3.75
Carpet Sweepers . .. .. $1.95 Music (isbinets .. $12.00
Sewingcabiuets.....$7.50 8ewingl}achines....$33.00
‘30¢kers............. $5.75 PhyerRollOahinetstlOO
Pictures . . ....... $1.00 Vacuum Cleaners . .. $6.50
Open Evenings; Until Christmas
AngevinezFurnilure Co.
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also «relates. or. i tool that I will have to close as -~
- tho large farms and the little villages ""h- i‘I NW extremely scarce. I may «
amongst all which intertwined num- let. u chance later when i will write
Anthatismryisoocallatourmncompany,malmyour
MMnhdepafitandmaWr’seard. Depositing
> ‘_bemadeweekly(orinadml1npemncrbymafl.
‘cmmolrmuonuaupumu. Ycuiuayjoineaew
gmumopmomemm. Johnny.-
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..uscuaoowsoug or the Shepherd my
Recitation—What the Bells Say . ‘
Edna Dietrich and Annie with
Victim Solo.. Arthur Nyary. Grsde V1
Recitation~Santa and the Mount.
.. ....... . ........ . ...... . Grade II
Bougmnenutlrul Thoughts .. .Grade V
W like anything except what one
expects to and in m Pal-00.. After
our short stay. during whichwe had
'very little importnnity to see the cltyfi
mails radiated from the center of the
we start“ unit: the last in) 0; ..our.
journey which? rough: us up at ours.
at Bethlehem ...“...Ediih Tooter, Nodal». "I m visited that guy
Bonn—Jim Christmas Story._0rade ill “a are thins”?
W ‘ '
I‘lotltet'wileottho
familiar with" the“
V-.,. k
. ' .riowing morning to loan: that we were or our sales force, and .to other condi-
bong—Oh Little Town of \Beugzgg = to sail acumen the clianéigl totlfille‘lle. m“ we have decided not m. open our
There ll no 1110115011131? ‘00. °r Playr-Tlle Boy Who Found Christmas t 3;;tggfi'geg';";fg;e o,“ ‘83,. “:33 stores for business evenings until Sat-
55 ‘. fl 1‘. ‘E 5 ll: ‘mlm ........................ . Grade “evening we landed at a French port. urdny' Monday grid Tuesday l'ielortl|
““54”” 3°" --------- Grade “9 mm sponsors a low hours there we Christmas, and urgeall who can possi.
Enchanting—Scaring sait‘iiifi'imiiéfi'm‘m‘m on our '“ to stop f" a bi! do it to make their purchases in
""""""""" 00! in of do at Parts. We reat-hell .
Song—Christmas ......... . GMQ I.“ I “13:1,“! “‘33“ night “a everything Mia? hOifl‘l.
Formula: the necessity of this no
tion in» remain
Very truly yours,
TRISTRA‘M & llYAT'l‘.
~NOTIOE
Charles Thomas ct of Mnmaronock
N. Ydhaa bought. the stars formerly
am a. may balm in mm
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Telephone you:
. only oompeten
, for all goods.
We haul anything an
Padded Van for 1.0118
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:Hershfield’s Motor Express
122 WATER STREET, 80. NORWALK; PHONE 294.
omit rims nn'rwnituuon WAL'x AND NEW 2 l“.
Seven Best Truck: in the state. Also Hydrauli; Dim
Trucks for contractors’ Work.
orders. Prompt attention will be given.
MW YORK, 430 SIXTH AVENUE; PHONE FARRAGUC‘; 7f 1 ‘
help employed. A receipt .‘ g
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givenaud i :2
mi
ywiiere. Nojobtoolurgeortoo. ll-
Distance Furniture Moving.
BENJAMIN HERSHFIELD. Proprietor
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