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The annual Christmas entertainmun:
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Miss Ruth Thu-mes Rowayton
of the 1.“: avenue \l. 11‘ church will avenue was married last evening [0
be :iten this ( \enin: at 1 "0.
lowing is: the woman:
ll ~-.loy to the \\'on1an
\\'2:l“11-ne I‘I‘trt‘t‘i .121 Fifteen girls.
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”Mr. and Mrs. l‘1r131‘al ll, Sttrr‘mn
('1‘ l'rnnsylumia :11‘1- \isiting with Mrs.
Shrrron's parents, Strawberry Hill.
MEN M E. Smith 111' East Norwalk
is enjoying :1 frw days‘ vacation with
her brother, IM‘. A. J. Smith, Astoria,
N. Y.
has
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Mrs. Itichaz‘dn
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l0»: r1“ :1 1911“» roominiiw jewelry and
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was held last
('nunti 1‘ (‘l‘llh
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SI‘.‘ . . 1‘. I11: thi-
>11tcessfui dance
I in the :‘it1?'\\‘.'lll{ a:
Spevial [linnt‘rs wut‘
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raion.
Charlene l“. Kin; ll. 11..
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501-1111. of llt‘ston will preach at the
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and 1111.11: 1:; strut. :11 lmth 11112 11111“n~
Roy. sorre-
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in;: and w: elqu 51-1-1 ins. Sunday
D101 1111121: 29 Dr. King l1:1< nmer
Dl‘t‘tltlv’fl in ii?» lorali‘}. and it. will
be a pleasure to hear him.
The Rid l’111ll 1.11112 Tug, Abram l’.
Skid‘u re, inning four b:11‘;:11.:_l1:1t-
tlr-d with the Sound gale .vnow, 113,1le
Seas and l'reoziiiq tt-tiitmrature “fed.
Tuesday night. and after a dangerous.
twdw: hours :1111‘11'1 .1 nah-1y in the
ridgcport harbor. The tug was
ught off the Norwalk Islands at 7:7.
lock \‘v'cdnesday ni1:ht. alter leav-
ng the head of the Sound under mod-
ratu wcatlier conditions. and 1111‘.
kidmore settled down to her task of
k or swim with Bridgeport an
11y refuge.
REDUCE TROLLEY FARES.
GREENW’ICII, Dec. 245.“ President
J. S. Miller of the New Yo1k and
Stamfmd lRailway company yesterday
announced reductioan in trolley fares
for the students attending Greenwich
high. school. Protests against the
zone system were made by parents
and many of them found that the fare
of ‘studvnts has doubled. President
Miller said tickets 11. be sold to pupils
would putvthe fare back to 1111.1 old
rate.
IflfPflBllCEYEi
#l’ Jifd’l’ta’x/ru/a
“‘hc—n you are asking yourself the
question it‘ your eyes need the serv-
" ices of an experienced optometrist,
ask yourself if they tire easily. If you
have headaches or are nervous and
irritable or have stomach trouble.
These are symptoms of eye strain.
You had better let us use a few sim—
ple tests to determine the status quo
of your vision power.
TH A M’ ER
Optometrists and Opticians
clone of good gin-us." -
WAtlanfic st, semi”
The fol- .
2101‘ More
Harold Lawrence ’liuzgles of For-
Itirs‘s \Ionroc Virginia. The
mony was p111‘o1 1.1011 in 110 11:11.. ayton
‘31. E. Church by 121311215111: Rm. G. .'1.
ltaird. The bride was given away
her brother. th‘ll‘. Russell l1).
and about (\‘.) giie. Is w‘itncnsod
1‘1-1‘11111ony. The was 111
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'111e news has l’i‘ll(ll"d Rowaywu “in lizii' . 11! :1 (1111.; \lond'iv night
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that Fay U. \Yhite, 31:11 «11“ the late lul- ‘
ward ll. \Vhits,‘ and l'111‘.11'2.1:‘ly _\\....‘.1 3‘11”“) ““30“ of ”m Ilvlr." M‘hou)‘,
1121) a r.—<i(l«-ni here was drowned in m Irving, N Y is enjoying: the hall
Lake Supt 111111 a month :11. o 1111111111112 (1.“... \‘.itl: 11-
ship in which he was 5.1ili11g 111111111-
cred Further news 01' . the: {:11111'115‘
(oiihl not he learned. lie is 1-111‘1‘211-1l
by :1 wife and son who are living in
New York state.
Christmas sr‘ason is.
wa: liltingzy on-
local churches
when the
tlni‘r- again thv
here, and he time
5‘ 11'1"}. :11 l) 1th of the
111.1‘11 \Yedir‘sda)‘ evening .
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Sunday Sf'llfmiJ elm-r-
:1‘».':1-1111:‘. V with Well-:1?-
lllllf-lt‘tl programs. At the- .‘lei1iotli11
Episcopal (‘lllll't’ll an lilit‘l't\illlg 11:1“.-
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1i1'1~‘ and {H1 1111:: had .dilltlt‘l’tttl 1:1 111-
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the s11i‘l'r1iar) 11f iii-.1 Sunday school.
card was 11111~<t atrtartiyv :1111: watt
follows: “(1111‘ ('hriiztmas
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to be present.
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son's greetings ’lhis in\‘2::1111111
set-1111211 to llil\t‘ jual the peisonal
touch 111-11111. and in 1‘. spouse 12m
chart-h \\:1:.' fillvd. Th1 program,
which \‘.as rarriml out in a \'t‘t')’ itiza
1119.111“ the (hitdtvn having l1. 1-;1
trained 11‘: Miss t'arul Mills and lit-1‘
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\\'. 13111;; “\Yt-lr‘oint‘." :1 recitation ii}
\Yilliam llowinan; “L1 1::‘(11111 of tlir‘ Fir
'l'rt‘t' Nnimzin ll: 111i; 1‘1-:‘i1:1tii‘11, “My
llt‘ait l; (iladf' l.\'1r11tt Morely: Hol‘n‘.
"lit-autiful An"1-l.:." Mildred ‘llt‘ilu-
11:11:12; Spelling: ll1ri.\1111.1:<, Shine 1111.
() Star of l‘unhlt 51.1“.1." ,L‘Erit t1?
the junivr tlwhaitmtn': ti‘ltzztiun.
"lil‘lLllllt-ll [ilt’ ‘(iruluwi' Janet Quick:
recitation, “Thu 5511” 112.11 Siory.’
Francis l1‘111‘1'1111; "T2112 Shepherd'a
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“HR-WWW. Swingiiw,‘ l‘waa»
lithel Snw‘arh) and lli-len Kay:
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pain.
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jo1‘i12 Hall;
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offering piece,
which lllt‘
young ladies.
Morning." via :2
tation, Dorothy
Ho Sailz"
Away Present"
midi:
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talu-n by
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young girls; rev‘i
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trio:
"\Vhy, Mary Lynch: solo. (‘ha‘z‘i
Minor. "Jam :1 l.‘11112ltahy; r1~1i1111i11:1.
“How (lid is Santa?" .\la_- (iilr'llllt‘t’Z
solo and chorus. "I’Ztty-pat." \'t‘r:.:1
“'ells soloi>1; recitation, “LittleJini.”
giyen by \lrs (i. A Baird; drill, fol-
lowed by chorus :1 class of your}:
giils; chorui. “lit-11;; of (‘liri.~‘.111111.<,"
\Villiam Bowman. lftlgars Bryan. Ed-
1131‘ Raymond, Joe lloxlsi. llrailloy
Nickerson; recitation, “A (‘hrisunas
\Vish," Ellen lie-unpain. This com-
pleted the program, after which 11.1:-
Children were presented with th‘1
usual gifts. The church looked u-ry
gray with its tlt.('(‘l‘iili0ll$ of laurel and
Christmas greens ,niaking a fitting
background “for 1he scene. Many
[people were heard to 1‘1;111:1rl1' tl1'1: toe
‘enwrtalnnie‘itt wan t.-,‘.<‘2 of the best
they had seen in sometime
The Rowayton Baptist church Was
(‘1‘.11‘i‘2'maa
1:1: ac-
admriably, all
drilling that that they
lzao rec. u. The name. oi the tar-11:1
ta was "Santa's recitation" and it was
indeed a clever little piece. The char—
acters were: "Santa" (bass), Hilliard
Albrecht; "Mother Santa" (alto). Mrs.
Clement Albrecht “Nickey.” Philip
Ciaik. Tlltf‘F' were of ‘.‘.‘;t.'
land fairies, Christmas fairies and the
elusive brownies. all of the parts
being well done by the children.
There were also a group of the older
girls and boys and four mothers, and
fhe latter were Mesdames A. B. Clev-
erly, Ernest Variam E. H. Every and
Miss Hathaway: “Uncle Sam” (tenor
was taken by Milton Evory; “ Colum-
bia,” Rhodea Jarvis: “Queen of Song.”
Miriam Clark; “Mr. sungyman,“
Franklin Cleverly; ‘Indian Maidens,”
Misses Lucile and Gertrude Brando.
Marion Lynch and Maylah Scone-id;
and'th‘e great white bear‘by himself.
The whble thing‘was well given, and
the large number present thoroughly
enjoyed‘eyjery minute of the evening's
entertainment. litter the cantata the
children were entertained and given
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and again
themstgl yes
cantata
quittcd
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recitation. ‘
Frank Benedict of Carter street sang,
in the Stamfmd Methodist
Sundfiy.
church.
l’ezzinnizzar lanuary 2 1920
name of \‘.otel Bros... will be ('hi’lnttc’l
ll. (2. “oliel & (‘0.
parents in Oak street.
The 11111;: 13:1111-52 ot‘ the Soldiers? and
9115!.1 'l‘lsnl 111
in ”11‘ Town Hall.
Jh‘Ct‘iillM: 1' I}
. .‘
3111190 will be given
on New Year‘s eve.
James (lh‘nn. brother
Glynn, the Llnl'l‘l‘,
ously
of \"iiliam
who has been seri-
ill fiii‘ the past two Wt 1.1ks_ is in.
proving.
’i'lre lledMen will move back into the
Raymond building. The regular invet-
lnvs will 11-“ hit] on the. second and
forum ‘\\vt‘(lll(‘.\(lil\'.~‘ at every month.
Rev. J. Howard Hoyt. D. 1).. Droat‘H‘
121! an t-xceilent Christmas serum?
la~‘t Sunday. taking: for his suhjcrt
“Faith of the \Visc .Vlt'n Following: the
Star." ‘
._._._
A requiem 111:1-‘9 was held in St.
Al‘o)<i11<' (‘inll't it. Monday mornini, for
the l'CpUSt‘ or the soul of Mi‘x‘ Jenni“
Riley. who filed of pneumonia :1 51a?
ac‘o. ‘
Miss 11111111 ()‘Sliaudmossy of 1l11‘
Laurelton lfall School, .‘tlill‘ord i‘1‘
spindin; thn'liolidays with lwr
cuts. [‘12, and Mrs. 112.
in t'herry >111 vt.
11-41.
J. O‘Silutiglin' .‘L
5v,
The :111::a.l mentin‘.‘ ot‘ the stock-
l‘llll't‘lfi 11' i'il‘sl N: 1110111! l.“1nl-' will
1111 l ‘.I t 1‘1 13. 1020. for
elv'lctinn (-i‘ ‘1 lbmrd of Directors,
will be opvn from 10 to it 3.111.
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.51"Et1.‘l:_‘. 13hr.
l'lli‘tfi
‘l‘Iarh familv _in Now Canaan is 1‘11»
mind-14 111 ~ 51111‘51111111 one coloxrd 71.11!
411‘ other tier-41111111111 for the Communi-
ty (‘hri~:121.1: ttvv, which will he trim-
111ml 11111.11‘ and tomorrow. Volunteer
\\‘h"l\'"=‘.\‘ are \1 entvd to help the (10111-
lillllv‘t".
Tim 1111‘11 ll‘>“'”"g of the \’s‘oznan's
Club will he held on l1"lday. January
2. at 3:311 11. 111.. in the Raymond Hall.
Min: 1. F Vt'attcrs will row! :1. paper
on 'f'hi: lam“. 11‘. th‘tlons." There will
be nuisit.
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llolwrt J Fl'lhertv entertained the
American (morniphieal Socie: \ of No
York. Tuuwlzn mening with an 100011311
01‘ 1 “l'11'on liar and its \'atiH-r‘. '
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illu.~‘.t;at1,1d \‘.ith motion .pietur .~,.
made ‘11:: him while on n reCent trir»
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"Jr-7111.011 Special" to Toledo
h lot! New York 11151. \Veilm‘Sday.
arrih d at 11-: destination in eond sea-
son, and the renresemtlvos of the
Johnson gaiage, Howard and Horace
and “CA.“‘hevler. who visit-
ed 11111 (‘w-rlund factory to get three.
antonmlrilns‘, arrived in New (‘annan
Monday .nizzlit.
Johnson.
7”“ FY11! MW. Stephen Hoyt and Mix:
Fannv “(Wt were in an automohile :1!“-
(‘irlenL Monday in Norwalk, _i11=t out-
side the center of that city. on their
return home to Carter street. “'hen
nearing: the railroad crossing on the
New Canaan mud they Wore run into
by the steward of. the Norwalk (‘oun-
try (hi-l.» and the front who-"l of their
t a" iakvn off. Fortunately in one was
injured. (H11. .17.: Wm. was r?-
pniriug the electric engine used in
1.1;: ‘ 12.12.}. 3.3.: “‘.' I""O“'
in Guitar short and in pouring
lead to mom] a break. it snurtod into
his face. burning him quite seVerely.
The bums are deep.
f‘"‘
hot
“Watch Nivht" services will be held
in the Methodist church next Wednes-
day evening. beginning at R p. m. Mot-
to .calcnrlars for 1920 will be given out
at the close of the service. The pro-
‘gram for the evening will be as fol-
ows: Teacher training an ad Sunday
school hour. 8. to 9 p. 111.; Epw orth Len-
gue hour, 9 to 10 p. 111.; Home and For- '
.eign Missionary hour, 10 to 11 p. m.:
"\‘Vbat .
sermon by the pastor, subject,
it"l‘here \Vere no Christ?" 11 to 12:30
a. m.
PARIS TURNS CLOCKS AHEAD
PARIS, Dec. 26.—The cabinet met
today and approved the hill providing
for the turning ahead of the cloclcs :1
hour beginning February, 1 as a fuel
conservation measure.
Louis KlotZ,
Finance. met with the Cabinet
presented questions
a meeting next— Honda“
guns the "li‘rglrt‘litore filial.-
[I]; .l Cr‘l‘1_
the minister of .1
and _
relating 10’ the
financial aituation, which it was de;
cldcd would be discussed fin-:19: at.
a, a a;
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