AMERICAN on (:0.
cannons HOSTS
T0 EMPLOYEES
Continued iron: r‘irot Page.
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NORWALK
‘Bosta and William Taylor. who had
tdntrge oi arming the dainty rein-mil-
.menm thal Wore furnished by the A.
{K C. . ,
The stage “an appropriately not {or
the variants numbers on the program.
lwitb a background of an immense
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In. Harry Whitehead is seriously.
‘1! Qt her home on East avonue. .
UM Ittlldi Smith will spend
Quintana with her brother, Rev. A. J.‘
' . ”I of Astoria. Ll
T3 I
v
WI. 36*er Elvell ol' NMv t'll} will
{he the guest of Mrs. H. .I. Seymotu oi
II new“ street, for the holidays.
“I. district commiesioners dispos»
ed at their usual, routine bushes:
when they assembled last evening.
Kiss Helen Ainsworth has returned
to her-hone in Port Chester, N Y , a .
M 0. 9150!! visit with liwnds on Van
loot street. _
‘ Mist-i Helen Collins is enjoying a
brief vacation from her duties in
Wnshiubon and is spending it at her
home. 78 Osborn avenue.
Private Fred ‘Bartllll has been 1‘ in”
onny discharged from the t‘oast Ar
11M Corps atl‘ort Momwn Va. and
has returned to his home on (Tongue
street.
Christmas ongoing N'Hlt‘t‘ will in
hold in the East. Avenue Methodist
Church from S to 9. Tharp will be spo-
elal Christmas music and Mrs, Lewis
Pugh will sing a solo.
‘ The East Norwalk liibrury in tho
Community llall will hr opened 1h...-
oflernoon from 2:30 until 5 o‘clock in
acwrdnnce with the new custom of
the library (‘tunmlttoe .
Because of the approaching holiday
no meeting of tho Que Es Club was
last evening, the regular meet:
night. it is all-lo probable that no
fleeting will be held next week.
It has been decided by the Board or
”room or the Not-walk country
Club and no special obsernnoo of
autism” or New Years be held at
the popular resort this year. The ren-
ame {orthis action were not made
while. but the dentition was reached
at a recent meeting of the Board.
Christmas services It Christ Church
1Ill! be Holy Communion and Sermon
1 8:30 on «‘lirisl'mus morning; uud
dildl‘en’» (‘itl‘ol survive will be i’oIlOW-
cl by an commitment in’the Sunday
School room
112‘. and Mrs. John illoi'uun oi
Winfield street. celebrated their
den wedding nonlvorsarv Vtultt‘l'dul‘.
Ind in the turning they held a rot-tip
lion for till-tr friend? and relatives.
(lanes and music were enjoyed nnd
dainty refreshments were served
Hearty oonm‘ltulatlono worn extended
by their many friends and relatiws to
the happy couple.
M the Advent (‘hrisliuu (.‘lllll‘l‘ll
watchnight services will be held on
Member fillet when three separate
services will he held in the inverting.
A Christmas concert will be held mitt
uni will be followed by the quarterly
meeting of tlu- Loyal Workers who
will ho addressed by 8. 3. Mind. 01'
Wollingford. Retreahmentl will then
be served in tho bagement of tho
eta-ob sad at the modulo- tho
wndmixht services will be owned.
the woolly meetings of the mom
Aid Society of the East Avenuo I. ll.
chain, the Womeuls human at
Christ church. and the. St. A‘gnes Guild
of Christ church. will be limited
tin week because of the lioliduya.
’l
.n
gul-
ne next basket ball game will b.‘
hold It the Community Hall on Friday
evening. December 27. whom the Clov:
er 1. 0. will lino-up against another: .. 1 ,. H
team. As usual dancing ius will be lltltl at mm. at St Peter»;
a very plun-
wtml local
will follow the some and
out tilt. in muted all.
W.—
R W ml
omerican flag. on which in letters of
white was the appropriate greeting.
“terry (Bantams..-
Punctuation of Bonuses 4
After an introductory selection by
Sree‘s orchestra. which later turntab—
od the inspiration {or the dancing.
President Henry H. Pollack greeted
the men and women who have been.
no generously treated by this progres-
sive concern. with a few appropriate
words of welcome. and good cheer. as
a. preface to the presentation of tho
euprosuions of the appreciation of
their good work and loyal “$3011. in
the form of bonuses to those employed
mntinuoualy by tho company for not
less than one year. the amounts be«
ing based on the amounts eul‘ntd.
Thane who lad been employed 3 years
or more receiving the larger amounts.
The total number in this class was
12. Those receiving a 2 your bonus
numbering 23. and those based on one
year's servicc, ii.
Tho entire 177 einployoo of more
than 3 months‘ net-vice pmucut thou
were presented with insurance poli-
cies ranging from u prcmtuin to $1.-
000.
David L llal'lz“, the popular who
manager. who aimed oz; muslm‘ 01' Per!
omonies. then proposed thine cheers
for Mr. l’ollok Mitch were givon with
‘t ”I
robes.
Everything elite
prawn
Norwalk
every ounce cl vim there was in the
.
assembly. I"
Plonty ct Talent on Program
Then followed a well selected DlU’ > ‘
upociultirs by a
gram of \‘audm'lllv
which
number of New York artists.
included many novelties.
All of the artists were tarnished by
a New York [looking (1)., and their
M‘iu new exceptionally good.
lines .lnun lrwln. who maule quttli a
hit at the Palace 'i‘lwotrc llih‘l week.
lull off with runny oi" the very lalenl
mm; hill: from current musical coin—
mlx‘m, will was unetml with repeated
demons for more.
Mists Anna Lu Full gnl‘r' u would col
motion at snappy mu time and chur-
notor bongo, which in newness of
thmuv. and vigor of [implantation llllll
hrr audience with hor every minute.
llillx Kinny. did not mud to bf' unw
honored as n tztimtuliun. llo proved
that tho minute lm hit tlw «one. with
hill endless run of good ulorios. and
t'lt‘l‘t'l' imitations, ot’ which How u' u
banjo and ill at tiolinct-llo woro oxceu
tlowlly good.
Arthur N. Grotto. was the piztnini.
and not only tilled that necessary
molt most. uocoptubly. but rendered
swwrul sclortionu in :1 most liniohcd
y.
Following llw rt'l‘\lll£ oi roirt‘ullv
month, the dancinu‘ begun and War; on»
soyod for many hours.
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DSATHB AND FUNERALS
Funeral or Edward Gallagher
‘ The (moral of Edward Gallunlmi
was hold this morning at 8:30 l‘rom
the home of his mother. Mrs. Corrin-
Collector, O6 Center avenue. and at
nine o'clock from St. Mary»: Church,
Where a requiem limit?» was hung by
M. J. J. McGlnuis. Mrs. Albert.
Ron undead aolo. Ave Marlo. Misti
Mice Splon song Face to Faro. and
some Swat-t Day.
The poll bearers were:
W, Edward McAlllutcr.
Riloy Ind Fred Mullen.
lutlornmnt was in. the family plot
in St. Mary's countiery.
'i‘lto'mmt
Charles
t
.CHIISTMAS SERVICEE AT 81'.
l PETER'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
On Christmas morning divine sorr—
hutheran church. (‘cdar street. Thu
‘paeior will preach on lltt‘ flirt: Luke
12" 1.14. Special music and choir sing
ling. At. 3.30 the usual children’s carol
j service will be held. A Christmas
tree and gills for the Sunday school
t
Elton oLholy communion
infler Chflslmaa.
"i‘puplla have been provided. Célohra-
till the Sunday ~
UNWORKABLE. ‘-
TRENTON, N. J.. Dec. it—tvlleplyr.
mg to a 1mm 1mm Franklin K. hone.
SPt'l‘vlul‘)‘ ot tho interior .cncloulng
tlu- tlratt til at proposed bill tor co.t
"pt mtion lutwovn the statue and the
:wlulllltlt'nl to provitlo vulployuwm.
untl homer l‘or mun uho lune served
in ”in war. love-rnor Edut- tleclorco'
tlllll tlw plain la unworkable in .‘x‘nm
Jewry from u tlnanttiul standpoint”
'llu lump or tllw lill is'onv proposed to
prolidt‘ means, to the various mates to‘
socurv mnlrol ul lain-l»: that may be
divided into forum for returning sol"
llll‘l'l" anal sailors. .
"'l' \n-ultl lu- non-usury for tho Mttlt'r
to go into dt'blvlll order in finance .‘llf‘h ‘
u prtipot-‘llinn and our rousatltution prov
liibns mull u t-oursv.“ will the gov
t-Inor iii‘uis lt‘llt-l‘. llv suxgt‘stpd that
tlu- national goveruiutxlt ammiro lands
within tlw stain [or thus purpose. Milt
that the slult' bu cliurwtl with tho re
sponslbillty ol rim-alloy; u board or em.
powvrlng'u dopartnwnt to commute
with the novemuwnt in the tilllllllll‘.~
lion of tho plan 1
LANE PLAN
.. . ._-...-..- n.“ ,. -m.‘
WOULDN'T LIVE lN NEW CANAAN.|
Broadhurtt Had to Chem Ictwnnf
Wile and Next Station to Heaven. i
“To «- . with New Con-an." to tho“
mntnrk ol' From-ea C. llrcddhmt ot
llridxvpmt ill :tllrgod‘lo have made -
tor she had resided six weeks in that
town an the bride of lrvlng Brood-l
lino water-«lay afternoon in the Supel
tlor (‘mu-t. regarding this remark.
when slu- appuared on a witness to:
lfl‘an‘Bl‘tmtllllllfil. who was mount: 1‘
divorco.
M I‘S. llroudhurnl had it «trons prelu l
dice against Now t‘anaun. her husband
sold. "1 can't live in New Como.‘
llroadlrut‘st quoted his wife at! soylng.
"li'u too doad.“ So in March, 1918. she
left the village and her husband did
\ . .7 11.5.3.) 5 , ‘1;
ng‘fi’é‘gé
(New. '
. "a.
a ._ ,
Just to please him, just to add
to his oomiort, happiness and
for that. Christmas present
lino one of there house jock-
ots, melon: jackets or both
Good variety from $6 to :15.
boys in Meal Christms
Rogers 81 Stevens
all
t
burst. The bl’ido‘s tuother-ln‘low Mull-l _
joy of living, nothingr better
““
for men and
‘ If
.. no."
.. .. __ ~k.-,.. -v.--
so. Norwalk
' t
not. learn of her flight until he rvlurn 3
mi from work at night. ‘
The couple were! married in lt‘vbm
ury. 1913.141“! wot to live at the houw'2
ut the husband‘s partials in New (‘un l
nan. llroadhursx said he li‘fll?!‘ a that;
and nelot'ted the furniture. but hit»‘.
wife would not mow mm». %
"it you go thorn you'll be sum; .
llroudhurst claimed hi< wile l‘t'lntll‘kt‘ll i
The court granted ltrumlhurst u d5;
vorco on tho ground oi desortion, l
COURT MAHACKEMO ELECTION .
William c. Jone Choun Chief Rang;
or, and ank C. locker Sub. ‘
Chic! Honour .
Court lluhackemo, Pun-asters ui‘
America. held ilr annual meeting lam .
night. when the following odit-ws.
were chomp: ‘
(thief llunger~ William C. Jfindt'. ‘
Sub Clticl llanum» l-‘tauk t‘. Burial
Treasuror-lcrneul Hopkins.
Financial Secretory—John Siloox.
Recording Monetary—inane Davis.
Senior \l’oodwurdwlohn l‘cnning-v
ton.
Junior: Woodwlrd ~Willlnm (Miami
Senior Beatlle~~WuL Lovell. ;
Junior Boodle-«John Carr. .
installation of unicorn will be lueltlf
to tho next meeting on Monday. Jun-'3
nary 18th. ,
1M
1919 CH RISTMAS CLUB
t
OPENS. 5‘
w
u or The South?
The World's,
511'. Edison‘s
Genuine
A small
of these
The Christmas Clu
Norwalk Trout Company std
turday.
The largo
rted yea- !
number" of members that
Joined on the tint day in «finance that
the club has loot none of its popular.
ity and will be» on large as ever.
You can join during banking hours'
nny'dny this war.
You will not mum the mount you
tit-posit weekly, but. you will While
the ‘Chriatmaa cheek next Boomer.
‘ ‘—.}-———'"
and price considered.
‘ " ' "" ‘ ""‘"“"“‘"‘““’ fill-HOUR RECREATION SEEDED RAISES.
A meeting (lithe Epworth League oti CENTERS IN FRANCE » 14c pill.
the Rmyton M. E. Church. will he; w...“ MINCE MEAT
held it the parsonage. Friday evening. Continued from First. page, White ROSE 10¢ pkg.
Dec; 27,.“ 7:45. All members are it»! “We lurrunged exam-alone and bio Nonesuch . . 12C Dkfl.
quested to attend. limos across the lake and into the
h “7.8 k , tt - ' b- , mountains. bicycle rides. hikes and _
”1:26;. bifmflul‘e gm“ (fiafifi‘al fishing trips_ for the daytime, and NUTS-4% only handle
that m will be a hearing in final ws. movnos. concerts and ‘utunls’ Nuts’
l for the evenings. - ' '
case of liner D. Randall. who was
“The first troops come
Willie-Mun bankrupt. on January ‘ _ .
m “ "'- "" ill £33? £“i.~i‘§“.f§l%“““f“m“£3; . ., ~ ~
' 8 1 Y 9- n S . ,
More, and they were cakod With mud. SEEDLESS , FANCY SWEET _
They lgtélitedafgsunll)‘; altos; the 'tern RAISINS _ _ , , .176 pkg. H7! AID . . 3M. 23)";
‘upont r va. ut ten toy . ‘
. now what had been arranged for them. BEST CREAMERY . PURE LARD. ‘
. my hunted my .0 set M... u... BUTTER ...... 64c lb. Al ...:... . . . . . 31v
‘ l fig“; .. “ti.“fll ml" m 3...... SELECTED EGGS NEW CROP
e up 0 e pace, an were _ . .
playing like youngsters. . . ' .
) “AS 3. mug-nor Egg succegis Of shes: . 1 530 do - MOMSSES - $1.05 23!-
euro area-8 0 onto lobe ‘2 CRISCO NATIVE CELERY
hour recreation center-3' immediately - ‘ . .. ‘
bohiadtbelmuowbore'menoouldget Acan.....-...30c Astnlkmw...10c
hot. baths, which Won the principal _.—-———-——M
f f. thing they wanted.“
- “mate.
.mJéWn 1am from her son midpoint-«d
direct from ’
m of the ram nae wow u .13.“.va v... imam! i
with ammo: um
“APRICOTS .._......_..
srnnu‘v &. BARNES’
fit his!“ without
lights and without
’ Make this Va Truly Merry
Christmas .
Our offerings this year are the best
the best duality of New
'...v«a.|_.onuoa~onrroooa
. Mixed or vim. aw -
;, .ripisnunrta or Jonns' noun . . . . ..
ever. duality
...... Laurie
CANNED .
Worm ...... ..20c
Finest ’ -
Diamond Disc
and ObLY Phonograoh
Perfect
lt Plays All
Phonozraph Makes of Records
qum\bth.\
Before Chlstmas
ords and model you wish!
of anv rature is involve. Y
amount s~either weeklv‘ll' mt.’
m w.
Wt .n.
, The A "fil‘ox Piano Co.
as North Main Street:
ISON
Realise that wish of ’5
to have it In your“
r
2.
\\'\
Every time you hear it playfwm congratulau
I
‘~\
\
yourself upon malty” 3
i
ll thi ask when vou choose rec-
S 10:91" N0 “'Ol'rv—mo hardship
.in uav the balance in easy
--antl vou don’t have to think
part of the cost is
until after Chrfimas *
’1 go lover to come
, i this °PP°flunity.
1
1
South Nor/walk,
W-M
VON BU LAOH A$KE
Ex-mretuy of sun to
tnry of State
the. time of
by Mom. «Bron von
ridiculed the Mentions.
outbreak several
tenant cut down a.
with his sabre.
Gen. von Wade], his
.u- a--.“
TUBERCULOSIS IN
. rain: Quit: Strasbourg.
PAlllS. Dec. 2t.—~'Bs,mn
Baron Zom van lluluch was no
for Alsaceborrain TREAL.
1913. The Zabcm allair Was st
Forstner.
weeks later th
lame shot‘ ~~— » A- M v..- _ J
The affair caused indignotlo 8
Rolohstuz and the offending
out. and other officers were
court-martial. They were
but the indignation of the
brought about the resignatl
Stat? and other officials.
r
D To go ‘ FWNIQLVA. é
. '3 PRE l
ALVADOR, Dec. EOE—'33:
r ”Wu arcia Paloma has announced
row.) from the race for the
20m . Bi y of the republic. Only one
FOR HER...
XMAS GIFT.
1mm mg on Lb
loch, tanner Secretary of Stole tor A . is left in the field. Dr Quin '
uncollorruinc, has been invited . lint; ‘ . V
leave Strasbourg. according to t —-———- ; meoy
Temps. untl will retire to bill estate 5 fit $50,000 l D ~~ WK, ..
”“1““- m mamas]... 1501‘” or BRACELET
_ Dec. 241. « Ultimo
hat. 90,000 were stolen ”011:“:
aelach 8: Sons .last night by
masked bandits who overpower.
Mtaught watchman and blew open
L .
fimim- “3083 or am
or
nouns,
9358831; 431.001:
BRAND‘S
The Jewelry Store Wbor '
e Guam ’
vlo Higher The» Price y,
WashmobooSt,
Durl
YOUR mm LEAK. « 1
So. Nor-walk
\
'CfllllON
{lest duality . . 40c lb.
W
35c lb.
on...
PORKJlilclb
swim
flan-i-
Er. John iKornnn a
‘ Crossmanht’rom the depu
man industry at Was
been in this state the
on mutteré relating t
slon ol‘ tuberculosis
Thursday they had a
Cattle Commissioner .
They say there are 9 '
homer in the caste
'fected by the aliens of
pertinent has been “a
ntlon. cf $600,000
cooperating with
eradication.
Al, the lncomln
m1 osuombly a t
to facilitate .tlt'e’
nod federal get
the malady.
ORTH
l -
a...“ d...
cu-r 'rms ’
t on. i
it. to ‘
DON’T Ml
slip, enema
Foley & C-
ago. to. «
drool; cl
turn a lri
19y" H m '.
ve in to.
nlng Fol-l
"Ind, to“
By Kldnay‘ _
' ,ANGEVINE
“i Furniture Co.
noyal ammo: .. $21.00
minim $12.01}
Smomgbtandi......$1.45
Gdrpot Sweeper: $1.05
Sewing cameo...” $7.50
.Rookerské............7$5.7b‘
Pictures..............$100
-
Davenport: $50.00
' Library rabies $12301
Electric Lamps . . . .. $3.75
Music Cabinets $12.00
50qu moo
Player non Unblnota . $21.00 . i ..
Vacundomnm.....soho ’ ‘
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