non for?! V 0.
:- will
Third district commissioners
bolt- the ruler weekly meeting to-
night. , h 9
Hrs. Gilbert Parker av
mgf‘netlndto their home. Binghamton.
N Y. after visiting tor several days
elatives here.
“giant/creating Christmas cantata,
excellently rendered. pleased a large
congregation. last night. in the East
avenue H. B}. church.
The annual Christmas entertainment
of Christchurch will be held this
evening in the Sunday school room of
the church.
Word has been received from John
\V. Banks, of Fifth street. of his safe
ties of Rev. Charles F. King, D. D.“
Mission Society of Boston.
a; forceful talk on mission? and thea-
work. envelopes were distributed min I]
At the evening service Dr. King spoke
ion to select the Christ life upon peo—K 5
pic with 1':th he comes in daily con- .0
tact.
A programgoi' unusual interest has,
been completed for presentation
night when members of the Advent;
a.
Christian church and their friends The Rowayton Methodist Episcopal . ‘
gather to enjoy the annual Christmas’church was the scene of a simple but If
exorcism in the church. The pro- 3 y-rotty vzodli'ng on Clll‘l‘lllnflfi. at 7:00: A.
gram, in (all that will be presentcdlin the evening. when Mice} Ruth llal'l- l n
this evenirn' follown: ing Themes was united in marriage . .____ 3 a;
Song—Sunday school. -to Harold. Ruggles, U. S. A. The cigare— Never ‘Vas a Holdout rand: i\
Prayer—8. W. Velsor. mony was performed by the ev. . h ,!
Scripting rc-ading-Richard Bland. :George A. Baird, pastor f” the church. I Never W1“ Be, Says I!
Recitation—"Welcome” —-— Muriel By— before a company 0f 7" ”lends and Eddie I ’ ‘
era. ireiatives or the couple.1 ’l'llct filming. “haw“- ‘ H
'atlon—J'A Heart Welcome”—~§whlch was tastct‘u‘ly (mom o w; 1 p m n ....l H
R2313] Blackmail. y fgreencl’y. in accordance wizh rim Yule- C-Ping‘l?lr‘)if‘:llll‘*‘if, MFR: {:Silcileé‘gox l H
Recitation -— “A Greeting" ~~ Lester Lilo. made a titling background for “P 1“le '_ i; ‘1'“"r we a ,d .. x ‘lla; r.
. Knorr. Ithe ewllt. The bride was unattended. ‘hg‘.“‘:",,bd()r fihfglfnor u the zyhi‘cavo I.
: Recitation—“Shepherd's of Bethlo- entering the church on the arm of gulf-(8th) ”hill 501133“ has e113» _ 6‘
.u han"—Rul.h Uhle. i‘hor brother, Russell F. Thomas, who 92‘ 'Ialldlzgmllive-veir contract am ’5
L ’ wm‘ I; ’-—Helen tinder- 211:: Ezogrtggmbi?:itavidiho£t :31}: the So): run out alter the clone of the :c‘
limitation—"A Story”—-Heien Knorr. who words vvcru soon said that lDll'JL‘ '12‘031 1‘}? affix; {lit-1‘21": ‘21:;(13‘9’12'83: r-
9 Recitation—J‘The Birdie's Massage-."~ , the couple one. Before the ceremony 1h Eli-dullot'lr: “I” lo 3;. vc all) troubl l I!
Mliicent Mugabe-ct, lwhilu the guests were assembling, ‘Csmm to “lime; witii“OWne'; Cornish fl
Exvlciscr—“A VVlsh Bone" —-— Ruth yMlss Theresa Hoyt, of burial, Bang l' .' ‘g‘ h ,' l r‘
linorr and Bert Tier, 5"() Promise Mo.’ The Wedding march “lyi‘d‘d‘fuw‘lne £1): fifm‘ilaburban home i L
Itm:ilat.ion-"\’Vlmt He's Happy Allout”,fronl inhcngl‘in was played on "hclsaid' ‘,,I' “q ’ never [flirted better 11' IA.
llvelyn Know. {organ as the party ('lllcl‘t‘d the church in” in}! “1:: b- Comigke and l felt-l a;
Rt‘flllallhll -~".I-. Good Little Girl" —»‘and the Mendelssohn recessionai wasn‘t“.e ”‘1.“ he will. do they ’ ht lh'n ,\
Jennie Cad 4played after the coremnny. Follow- ii) ; ‘m‘; ‘8"811 Til"! rah ihg [I
Rccilallon— Xmas Greeting.” -—- Mary log the scrgicic xthe ne‘wiyi-chldod Sow isté'lilOib 81:16:] 'lniaii‘y {litzlicitE-e: h: H
Johnson. '1) e receive 11 ormrl .y n t e . un. , ‘ ) ' ’ - . .
Roofmlinn’ Jim Loads" —— Edward day school room of the church. {11:22:11ng 3:311:01“; wunfitsfifg: '!
Know. where all the guests offered their best in [ii 6“th 't . tam V b t M
R*"3’““91} »-"(loldon Stat" ~ Verna wishes and congratulations to Mr. and' g .18 . 3.161: 35“." y o 8.5 w a
‘Mrs. Ruggles. The bride's gown was ,my'lsn 3” 1;”, g’ntxt ahealfjon. i 7' !!
‘SolW-J‘Oncd Upon a Tlule"-Grace of the conventional white satin and life neger ave “a“: t3 him Inlnll‘y [I
Km. lsho wore a. veil arranged with u C 9:9 .never expecl , ' ‘ ‘..e h‘
Emulator—7A Xmas Blew—10 girls l“’PRi1th of orange blossoms, while herl omls ’ as an cmp user and 1“”
Retfifa”07b~—~'JOBIS' Own
sin Fan.
Recitation —— “Be Glad
{aniline Miller.
Ron“? Him » V'nn‘ioction SDOPCll"‘~‘M il-
nnd Sing"
ieent Lon .
Reclinllon~~”illn Clad!0"——Cltlllul‘lll‘: Aw
,. Gmr‘acimor. ll,
R0":“'"vlir~»"'i’om‘ Xmas Flush"
- ' l 10:1
'2‘"; JOilll
Rw’h‘ni (my ~‘lmvead of tile
Stnr" Grace lx’norr.
szr-i'tham (BlimM"~»Mrs.
wnrih's and Mr“. Ilynr’a clam.
Rrxritnliow 77"}. ir'llle Haj
‘ ilmn"~ Millie Know. wvlll
L'rnrr'iscm “Opt-n [loof'mfiix young la- . and
.ifor
Xmas 1116
lfi'“."('l'P-A—r “A If;
"‘3' Km": Augusta. run- .
1’1.K Morning), and Jen {
Son: honour.
CAPE Tom "sTRlKé ,_ W —
CAPE TOV‘L’N, Bee. 29.-T'he strike
of miiwaymnp ami dockmcn, called
T
by the Van
u
been called 0! be.
who he indicated t , nam- . ; tun dove! .;
cause of»!:i»cf»3f support. “weight. “1“? “'9’" 3““ On New lcar‘s night at the Bay" my’a lighting tot-«$3.6 42.3.5133 rm?
FPSHMONGERQ JONIN IN STRIKE. 0n the other hand. Coach Hunting- onne A. A., Al Reich bones Jae-in Clit‘ :13me new i
7 up: ot._the Oregon squad, has decided England Gene Tunney meets Whitey'iReln «no quarters the mention of Al,
BAR . , ,a er Observing serving the easterne‘rg _ - lo): M a contender for '
28.~Ji‘isha:lgi§eta sfles‘éfigfig Daze. that his team will require more pound-l bcotty Monleith and Mel Coogan weight ““9 will produce “1: 3'33:
butohenr' strike and, in l ’ 9 age and is putting the men through have has“! and made “9' CW3“ Scenic: “in CI? A! had his Chance
this on it}: t itfinsequence, only one light practice daily. will box Eddie May, of Allentown, in and mud. The fact remains how-
fish Y m ‘7 0' e r meat 0": Harvard is regarded as a slight Philadflphia- on January 1' fever, that Reid! was none too well
__ ' y _ _fi__ __ “home among followers of the game. J09 Benjamin "3““ ‘0‘" m" h"! handled in his previous engagements
. J "W home on the coast, where he will re- .and that my chap who built .0 hi '
“fl CQLLEGE SPORTS mscussED. main until next summer. when he will ‘is so splendidly pmpomonea and has;
- . l NEW YQRK. Dec. 29.——Athletic dl- make any-her Eastern invasion undermo many'rlnx attributes as Reich
rectors irom leading colleges in the Billy Gibson's direction. ‘
_ Hayes}
secretary or the American Advent/rile other porkers are of like weight.
Following Thclr time will arrive shortly.
. w . . .. . 0' “The
the satisfactory and generous uguit. n Sermon, ytstcrday ulornlnwwon .
L (M'nistl'y of Little Things. which
an "Practical Christian L‘fv.” (‘Lllphl'l-lprnvvd very interesting.
sizing the mwnflibility 0f UN: Christ- isol‘vlces were no usual. the evening
liho "Vt'zttch Night" sort-ion will begin
t0"sist of song/testimony. prayer and
ism-man. by Rev. Oscar Mills.
Stxf'fi-Rns- bouquet was or bride‘s roses.
is much of romance in the wedding
or Miss) Thomes and Mr. Ruggies, in‘
that the bride, a resident ot'rRoway-
ton,
war, enlisted for work in the Y. M. C.
mute the culmination of
Aing.!Tl10 groom is still in th
-.. .after a short honeymoon,
d or 13mm... turn to Fort Monroe, where the bride
only New Yoar"—'now engaged.
GOOD FOOTBALL WEATHER
PASADENA, Cat.
.gr conditions
CA.- 0 o y MEG?
LE FF oi‘. conditioning the
.team for its
with the University of Oregon. Dono-
enough to suit the needs of his~ men,
country assembled here today for a
series of conferences. ‘
.-a— .-..-.,.._.—u—-; .
. and hire. Fred Merl-meld. oi
Nix?" York city,Ihave been visiting»~
' in the vii age.
mfg-g? William Ncsbit, of Logcn
street, has been visiting her son: Wil-
liam Farmer. of Yonkers. New iork.
Captain and Mrs. B. F. Parker and
daughter, of New York city. spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Parker, of Logan street.
Marsh Thatcher, Jr., of New Haven,
is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Crockett, m Rowayton
. t T‘U - ,
‘Arthur Lynch, of Detroit. has been
"ti. ii): his parents. Mr. and ,Mrs.
Franklin Lynch, bf the West Side.
Mrs. W. R. S. Bates announces the
in avenue. it weighed 150 pounds.’
by our $40 suits.
Rev. George \V. Baird, [Tutor of the
iowaylon Episcopal church, di’lth‘l‘Cd
The other
nrmon theme being "What Think Yo
f Christ?" 073 \‘l't’dlwsdzly cverinz Norwalk
When Ponce de Leon in seek-
operation, can graft the ap- ,
pearance of "youth on a man
0 Rogers 8: Stevens
South Nor-wail:
agar a
law—u DA
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or a q.-ju
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l 9 o'clock. This Service will con
:Gieagson as a boss.
There 41'le blood boil when
1 read unfound
would succeed the
"i want to say i
cent a job as m
. am able
being sent to Fort. Monroe, Virgin L1 whole lot of playing y“.
and it was while she was at them . . ,
she met Mr. Buggies. a member‘”3 yeals UM ncxt MRY’
Kid as manager.
shortly before the close of the anager as long as
tort. The wedding, on Thursdam l w'” be able m play when I am ‘0'
the romance. b
9 service and,
they wiLl re- 9
all [or the first time in some
'lne bi.ght of war put a damper
finish her work at the Y. M. C. A..
the groom will complete the work
. ll: ' o _. . .
the Government, l 1) use best
in which he is ‘be the greatest 0
We \‘V
keeping everybody
have a good chance to repent."
M-
BOIXNG NOTES.
iN CALIFORNiA
Dec. 29.—-—Weath—
were described as ideal
Donovan. who has charge
Harvard football
game on New Year‘s Day along fighting regularly.
said the weather was justrwarm Louisiana at the Olympia. A. A..
.
‘WILDE T0 BOX “BABE" ASHER.
T920 communal-:3:
it recently made
rumors after the world‘s series that l
hat 1 will never ac-
to play and I expect to see
I will be
but i have al
of the engineering corps stationed at ways taken care or myself and believe
"This year i enjoyed playing base-
Despite {the fact Joe Lynch appa-
rently is in need of rest he in going ong is
He meets
at
Philadelphia, on New Year's otter- siblo exception at
1'1- 'J!.
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* " 2 MORE DAYS
- IN WHICH TO
Everybody Welcome.
ISt Club/in Connecticut.
I .
ing the Fountain of Youth ‘ . . ‘ H
‘ arrival ln mom. where he is ‘0 amazement of m daughter. A“ firstmctag‘ol'm alittledid he .v . e ‘ _ . e.
spent the winter months. ‘.Eliza, to George 13. Council. _ Both realize the ob'ect of his quest g 5;. ., 1.4;.
An important meeting of the SllfldflYiyoung people are Well known ill BC)» . , _J n . “‘1 u. A
school board 01' the ESSA avenue 51' 13- wayton and Daricn. and are l‘t‘CClV‘lllg . was Wit-inn his grasp. _ a, , y mi Kl .. ‘3
church will be held tonight, 8' 81cons,ratulatione from their many That. 18, accormmme Ideas :9 ’ .
o’clock. in the church WWS- 0“ ln‘vgda-fi t f l p. 8 mm oh the ofthe famous French surgeon . u .
Rt avenue. T e 1‘8 ° 5" lg '. .’ ' "
mnedgoa totalling 8153 were givehlmlale of James A. Farrell. Hickory lwhose‘experience in $231113. 5'!
‘ yesterday morning in the Adventgmufl, was butchered the first part of. e chums, renews yo . . H
Christian church through the flotill'ihis week by «Frank Karel of Frank. Now we. mthout & surgical VI,
South Norwalk Trust
‘ Capital, Surplus and Profits
$367,000
The largest in Norwalk
““.““‘““\“-‘,-\-\,
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Tunney,
Pearce Tonight
Sail!
lweight championship battle
lDempsey closely
{the ring
ll
lament, in Loam.
can't be d on: of
Since he “come back”
slwllll similar
'lNJfllSEl Elli mm
years.)
on the 9
sport in 1917 and 1918. but last season 1
conditions were ideal and there was
every incentive to enjoy the sport until
Next season ought to
n record in baseball.
him 30): will be out. for the per»
nant again. and with Kid Gleason »
Inter-allied Title
5:3“, to Be Tested by
2. heavy-
with Jack i
will be watched in.
at the nil star show or the'
A. 0.. of Jamey City. tonight.’
Gene y. of the West Side.
winner at the Inter-allied Boxing Tour»
and. with the Doc-
Bob Nubia, the
the running. ,
Reich has dis-
» . ‘ .1113de improved form
. {age sports and the health of the colv ST‘ LOUIS' Dee. 23—.”an Wilde. ’nlong my I” can: angle“ 3:13;:
:gaagizag ”Gray 6%: {2313938311 firwwsfef' 1 Entiish -flyweigbt champion. [and g'rhe big ,rellow needs several bard
‘ a . .5 k“ ‘ n .cnce 0 fly, I)”. “ aoc'»...::..cz‘. ”323.93.; chemilcn of. “11's en's: ‘i's ’ "‘ ‘ "y
22:111- aim-tors cons) der ed {lane to: the A. E. R, will fight an eight-mun tire gold test 3; 5231333 gfif‘ég‘nt.
de a a ton of athletics under one no decision Mt he” the night of nan and Fulton Mk 0! who I
Sfaps “3381.35.12.15, :1: 122$]? ff ahigmnd, Jangary 8. it was announced lastwiil have to be disposed of betel:
- .. . . n eac fl ’ . ' I .A
. - guyslcal education. Prof. Willia’rig 13f orig}; 323:“ mu tram in ”Awake“ ”If“ “19?“;“1’ “emanates his
T . teer, director of physical education “ ‘ I, W
he a Harvard, was on the program for
the principal address.
fickle
Heals The Throat
Qnresthe.
35cper Bottle
A FREE BOX or 1
.BEBVE’S WM“ 8M1?
{mm mm all M
the
once will continue throu
RASPUTIN’S FAMILY FOUND.
Notorious Slain Monk’s Child
MNDON, Dec. 29.—A Moscow wire
less massage reports that the family
01‘ Gregory Rasputin,
monk and counsellor
as who was murdered
covered at the
‘ kayo in Siberia. ‘
The confer-
gh Thursday.
TOOTH . PASTE
Not ”Any” m But—-
PEREDIXO,
. There are hundreds and hun-
dreds of difierent- toothpastes.
Some are. and some one not--
good. We ofier tooth paste of
excellent ‘ character providing
booth cleanliness '
. can A;
nested by Bolshevlkl. r.
_.
the notorious
of Czar Nichoi~
on the eve of
revolution, have-hem die
village of P9131";
r
. ”do“ Kim a.» 3'! Ruputin’s scrum am 33 ' ' nm' 3, . , mt
fled“ :Amm W mam 1°” “am” gflz $133? 133333;: an: the-
:fiqxdpaghfi h“ -——----——_......._h_____ formationof tartar. _ I 7 in _.
; - .m ' ' , WANT TOWFOME EM'FEROi-f a - : .-
l’olnlaNMd . p , .39' -.._.
,umury ' ~ . w aim «rugg- {Ra'vu’migxmé
‘ Germany
.m; be m u
,. 7 m. l",- m
tion, and. mouth'pnfifieefioniift law ‘
i A
1
show have a
fiat excel the one
it br‘birth, limit the
finance: teams. due hugely
J ' -
rfificél Te ih
In the practice of dentistry a person
certain amount of ma.
clinical unity." Everyone is not 'en-Q
.dowed with this fluent. and no matter
how hardhertries todarelo‘p it. becau- '
who}; Messed oil.
to
all
hence with pecan» and» lit-hand
your mouth“
'mm‘huletneseemt
trunnion. Wires. *,
l
in the two lights he has engaged in
since his reentry into the realm o:
tistiann Reich has had no opposluon.
He knocked out Al Roberts in jig tune
and forced Porky Flynn to do a high
dive to snve‘hlmoelt from being anni»
Minted. Tonight Reich meets Tom
Courier. and the Cornishmnn is expect-
ed to more thoroughly tut Reich‘s
ring abilities. To gain serious enough
considerition to wnrnnt. hi- being
matched with Bren-n or mien
Reich will have to knock on! Cutler.
, From every indication ho will turn the
NEW YORK. Dec. 21-15“) boxer- ”4"“
on his toes we who eventually may
Anent Gene Tunney.
The writer never
on ES
rm
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Am .IID.
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Am:
«ocean, hand goods.
have. Price
An
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“and
LLS
GETASQUARE DEAL
Wc‘m buy you-gnome
mug-.mmm‘m all
rthlnsm
tutu-nun!
:t’y'OIWM goods. A mm
P. MABONEY
53 V31: 2mm street. Phone 110.5
mm m» m... ~:. géTnkc Home 1: Whole Carton?
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f.
srnrvoun nor am.
Tunney in action, but is informed by
competent ring critics that the \K'est
"Rider is as promising a youngster as
lime been developed in several years.
"i‘unney is a strong, rugged fellow,
fairly fast and posacsscd of bulldog
courage. lie is level headed and will-
;ing [.0 learn. Ills manager, Billy
Roche. is showing good fufigmcnt in
picking Tunney-‘3 opponents and grad-
ually working him along. Such hand
ling is likely to see Tunney mount the
linguistic ladder slowly but surely and
not be knocked oil a bottom rung be-
}tore the climb scarcely is started, as
have other promising but poorly hun-
m was Gone died youngsters. Tunney's opponent
1‘1” be Bob Mame, of Chicago.
Just how far Johnny Kiibane, tho
5 featherweight rel ro~
l ..
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champion. has
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3.-. Indeed. of buying your lamp: ;
you’llmtripctotbestnn.
all have extra. lung.
“new
you!
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for the (llsl‘tll‘l‘l
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