‘e- on within the reach or anyone.
Perhaps the fact that the whys and
[wherefore of theclass were not tuL
ly understood may account for the
small number present at the classes.
especially the class in social dancing
held Tuesday evening for the grown-
ups. There is not much community
life in the village and this seems anl
opportunity not to be missed.
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Christmas Sunday. December 19th.
’at the Rowayton'liaptist church will:
be observed with appropriate exer—I
cises both morning and evening. At
the morning hour of worship com-l
mencing at 10:30 oeiock. the pastor.
Rev. Frank S. Clark. will deliver an
message on “The Prince of Peace."
The double quartet will render "The
Angels Song" with alto and soprano
duet by Lorenz. and another anthem
entitledl, "Those Holy Voices." by;
Emerson. A violin solo by Mr. Al»
ererombie of Darien will be another,
attractive feature of tho‘ morning c\-’
E45? NORWALK
... win he a special Christmas
. m at Christ church on the
' ’ g of the 25th-
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- evening the Choir Guild of the.
avenue M. E. church will meet
'MrINA. N. Paddock. for the re—
ot’Christmes music.
Patrick Hockler of Van Zant st.
Norwiiik is having an Interna~
-. . nai- one-pipe heater installed. H.
Hegeieiu has the contract. ‘
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. Final preparations are being made
r the Christmas party to be held
ext Tuesday by the members of the
. - t Norwnik improvement Associu~
on. at Community hall.
A: Canevari was one of the guests
it the Norwalk (‘milicii it. S. A. dili-
story. boys and gii
thought you were ‘
story about whether
or the other or both.
"Or. perhaps you
as fast as he talked.
. her at the Hotel Mliliackenio last ci'c- “"4393. The Church [gimp School as- ' rd themselves with pillows and who
mg. "Ming ""“"""-" ”“1170“de "- semhies at 12- noon. A. 1: Cleverly, looked fut hut who woron-t.
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member of U1? COUNCIL sullt. A cantata is to be 3 u n in . .. ~. ‘ ., .
' ‘W’A - church auditorium. Friday eveniliz.‘ . I” .f”_"- 30‘7""":‘fl‘:w:l‘:‘;h:):‘;filc':"f
Alllrilian Kinlmick of Cottage he“ :34. Christian Endeavor sprvicp _\ml “911' ,. m,. t‘ H . r“! ; I
affect who has 7100" i" for a few at 7 p. m. The subject of thehevo- nloSt “milling—angling rum ( u: I
days has resumed his duties at the. lliug Christmas sermon will lll' "The fat. either fat people. {at animals.
is fat hirdsl , .
“iilll i 'will explain to you at once
M) _\’nll will be puzzled no more.
"l mu Fill.
“.\'m\‘ lilnt. i am sure, is very puz-
.- “Flute House lireadcry on “'asiiing-
ton street, Second District.
Story that Never Grows Old." it ‘
expected that Mrs. Jvliilll‘ Princi- \\ili‘
favor the aldticnce with a solo ill‘i'l
Mr. and Mrs. ('iarlt Will sine”. The
“Sound \‘ieujll‘lnlrr'ii" if: 095::
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A \l-ry sueccrsi‘ui relicarszll ol' illo-
Sllil‘ltll music for the l‘llristnias sur-
vlcns at Christ church, “as held ivy the
for,l
strangers us Weillns the towns poo,
choir of the l‘hlll‘l'h :lv 'll'.‘ lm-v: - ul' '- p1,. who |)9]§Q\yf:fihl:513:9?i10\\'li"(lg(‘iill‘ill.i zllm: to you. . \uu llllllk: of course.
Alissvs Kimliiick. (‘ottngr- slrm-l. lust and “—nrfllip or ('iod' is essential to .I‘ that l menu llu il fut annual. :lllll it
’ evening. cmltenlrd and peaceful mind. : is' ll'lll' i'ul gelling fat. But i do not
—~—-— ' —--——_—. .._.... l mean that when i say that I :lln PM.
Miss l‘ilizabflh 7"- ”‘"’"’rl"" “" ”“3““ DA RIZI'N l ”1 menu that that is my name.
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au—nuc. 100k pt!” m “H (""htm'ls _ ' J'l‘here may be sumo of you who run-
carol converts, lzncu M the ”llama-...] ~_..;_.__._. _ ' member "w. Sum.» “f you have heard
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or Ain‘lllll' 1:”.01‘1' (muéilsull‘l.ndlriel‘ John P. Drummer. on" 0! 1hr ml“ or me before. l mu known in many
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thf- Cullcgo. “ ‘ ~ ,, ‘ . 1‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . \‘lu‘i _ , .. . . . .
_. ~ 7—- ol the IMF John '1' ‘lmmm I" \Ti it isn't my real family name. for lli_‘\'
.éuiiouncerier: uas iliiitlt' todzn of mm} 1” ‘\"“— "H‘s-r" hf“ “(wk m. ll\\‘ll slim-ill! uzlml‘r. as i‘vc .lust fold
a ' - I >. .- . .~ .' ., local. man \vus son 0! llll' rl- (‘l-zlm ll. 3 ‘ ., l"
the liizil-rlrigo (.‘l Ill.“ liiilm l.inl.~..lll - -. ,_.ol|, ls nl_
or it First: Hll'lvl, (l'ltl .l. l. .‘\illli‘\‘\"'i . ‘ . "\\'cll. i um i! great friend of ”W
of lilidg-.-li0rt, (ill Novemlii-r :_'.‘_‘lui. lllll- n livqlllv; uri- \ljl'}! llll-‘l‘lln . l.. . kcdlwl' and ill‘ has told sini'll's t.llfllti
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'i‘ll: lll.tl’l‘."g‘l' |()‘)!\ place in Spring- ("Hr-Ira. I “Hi ‘13 1” MD” 5 ‘1 - > ‘ .1 . .. . _
:3, 3, Miles.“ A number of .‘tiiss liir‘d- tension ul llir lll-_\v (‘t'illl‘iil road lulu int. ”l. “r “hf.“ :"""!‘l".‘:” lrmt‘olll‘th
sali's friends knew of the event. which South .\'br\v:lik.; ll “us lill‘LTr i) \ ‘-‘ ‘1!" l, l‘ -1 Fl“ -I' ”t A)“ r n' ' l2
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hon-mm was formally announced 10- through the elloi-ts: ol 'l‘lu- ramming“ "“3 ll- il‘ull . mill in all max
dav Sentinel that this improvmnmlt was “For ;.~.~ he :.-.-_-. <_ quite rightly and
made possible. (lllllv ll‘llkv. ‘\\‘ll,v vu-r mnke-up ony-
, ; tilill: :m :‘illlllnl «Lu-s who-n what lllt')‘
The i-Zrnest 'l“:-va:nn' l’nfil- NW '51. rim-353 do is Mr much more illtr‘t‘l-slillz
-‘\““"‘i"”“ "“9199! W‘l'f'm ““W’l‘l‘ “”"1.‘-iiialn mullJn}: (‘nll .cvvr ll ink
smoker to H” \l-lrlzllls of ill! Lite \vllrg
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'l‘llursdnx mall! llll' .‘uo-l‘oionl
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Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Roberts of
lii'}'ll'!l'
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Token. kc lit-re. are now at their “rights Jilly dummy. ck Jaime :lltonil- i “H” h ”Hm" Quito "3"" ' 0.!
’10an in Brooklyn. NOW York for tho uncl- was: llml l-‘n'll :I :{x ill rill goo-i lime. fi'"’“'~ 1‘“ IN“ “l“ “‘H “U 0“” 5'01”}.
“'ill‘d'h TINT will return here in ilu- was l-nioyd In; Ill-l3 bins. Tho-3 are: H“ is ”1“ "ll" "5“" lllll'l'l'l'l‘L" ll “1'“
spring. gplnnuilm' ll‘b,“'.-l"()_l'.ll‘." New Years l;;»7 “'"l‘llfi. for i culllwt talk the words
_ Itl_-l't:lllli:il-llt.to lull-ww-
Mr.‘alld Mrs. Benjmnin l“. Parker, ' ‘
u—Fu—g‘
and daughter, Florence. of New York .\ large li-~ir;:..v.u_. ..l‘ Hull-ll [lo uplr
ul‘ lil'llllfllt". .\'u Ollll r unllnlzk con. ox-
m-pl perhaps the parrots and moi-kin:
llll‘dS.
° . . . - .- l-w . . l r ‘. . .iww .» r .
Oil) in“ spending the month “"h 3‘” “I" “" ‘h ’ " ' ""‘ “ “h; " H" “ tut “e do lulu-ll l-lsc besides talk.
relatn'cs in Rowaytou. >i.l:>ll..-rol ( II!l;:‘l‘I~{.‘_illlOll:ll church to»
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\' Earl W. Stevens. (‘lllt'f engineer of singr the) l‘llrislmns Oratorio Saint. hinour ““"m -
... thQF-teamship Union lithe-I132 is at his Sachs. Miss 'l‘ht‘l-V‘ASH ilo.“i. whom- l;li~ "ml'V' “" “I.“ “U““Nl '0 it" “UV
. 19 here {or 3 few days Air. Slv- cut is Slinmlhkn'om‘n in l‘li::cl'iliiillnlili;; “Wu “3"1'3‘ 5 "3‘ 1““ l:cl*p('r "ml “”1“" "r
eret l ic: -.< t4rday for ltultimore‘ to music low-rs. will rcndv-r the soprano his friends. The keqrer says that It '
~ n his ship. which is loading“ in solos. l - all}: I" 1‘. t. ‘ l is much lmlll'l‘ mid cask-r to hear them
—} lport for Cuba ' , -r-_—— I, , , that way. ‘
‘ '{tel - ’ *“ A Chl‘ffllm- infirm! entitled. the ...-find lu- su_\~ that i\'l:'l unlllre lek- 4
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l p .5110“ um” Mandi” “13": ’10:” ;‘°”‘g_ {Toll ‘ - 'z“ 'j '0‘ , L.” “H cannot rrnlll talk and that these
Jim-om. .. . ' _ iing. > 1‘ in Lil ( llll(ll. hunch) mining. 11..
UPY-“Vfi i ‘1 24th _at 8 oelock. as the week romher mul,‘_.t-?l'284l. 'l‘here- grill be
'5’“ We Christmas is ub1lu]l_\':a~l.lllrly four act‘lll-s. 'l‘hl- \\'i:~;c Sin-n llcl‘urc
- y'alid many members would he un-V Hana, rhl-Qsmthr'rfln? cm the Hills. , I
will]? to attend the meeting if held 'l'ilg._.‘jhl-pbv-nis at the Manger. and the
g during,' that wet-k. The lighting mn- Wise Men at the (Riddle... ,in. addition
‘1- teriai on hand rind 'he switch is be- to the s okcn parts i-n‘t‘llc’ scent-s. the
. ing installed. If the Light companv thought will be currio-d on by n-citu‘
lives up to its promise. we should tlon andgmn'g-.=’ Hui-uric lighting; or.
have lights for Christiilas. which will l‘m-ls will luguscd to heighten llll' draw
be 1‘ WHCOHIP DreSPnt f0? 3" “’110 iiiiitic cfcct‘“-0f ”RN l’ol‘llnY-‘lll. Over!
_ have to use the streets in the evening. ”ling.- pl Oplv will ln- progempd m ”H.‘
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal ‘cast. :._ . . . .. -. ..._...
church services: Rev. A. Baird. pabkl . FRANCES STARR. -
tor. Sunday morning worship at “\Vll‘eh I went on the stage for tile
.~10:30. Sermon subject; "The Reh- first time."
says Frances Starr. whom
sco will present in a new
.tion 0 Environment to Character." David fieia
Qunda eschool sessiq‘n will. ,ctmvt‘ne nlav ehtitlml. ,"One.'-' by Edward
.90 abm.” Epwortluheagne scr— Knoblock'nut the Ikegent theatre.
" COM/€995 at 5145. P- m. SundaYl'l‘uesda)‘. Dec. Elli-it. ”it was not real—
ning worship at 7:30. sermrn iv to act-then. it was childish curiosi-
geme: "The Real Heroism of Life." ty_ 1
gon't fail to hear Dr. Forsiace Mon- "My home in Albany was near
3y evening at 7:30. His recital Of'thealre and
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things We are saying ill the stories
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going on errands for my
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‘IPSUmable Profit to all who hear door. (mp (15:; 1' was looking In at talk. for they are what we do and
.lm. There will be no admission. V t
the half-darkened stage rather wist- the. way we act.
3,") "23”.” "few“ “fl" be .he‘d full)’ when a stage carpenter by the “up says such a llilng"lsii‘t nature
Jury?) at 7‘45' p' "'3. Topic: "l‘he. 5mg“ ‘10” saw m"~ "val“ to 8° 0" taking for evcrvone know; we're just
T“ T"? m “1“ D99?"- There will the stage, little girl?’ he asked. And 1,],in,'0ur mmgmr. n words 3 w,
)? Spinal music. rendered at the ‘ l~ - .l 1 . ‘1 t
before I knew it he had let me come
in-and walk right down on the stage
of the mighty theatre.
‘unday evening service. would tell it if We mid Old that
everyone knows that the words aren't
"When you saw the title to this
-l I suppose 3‘0“
going to hat ll,
to twist or
whether to be thin or how to be one
tilougllb you
\\‘lllllll hear about a nice flit, good»
natured creature who lnllde up jokes
“0r llcl‘llups you thought you would
hem- of clowns in the circus who stilli-
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OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK, SATURDAY DEC. ls
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In~ \R’alnut and Mahogany (IO-piece set)
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The Ideal Family Gift.
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In all stwa and finishes. ' Ranging in prices s;
from......................$75.00tosssomQ
Extra Special !
LENOX COPY OVER STUFF CHAIR
In many different cov-
erings. Regular $50
it that all money for "tickets_
dOInd all bills have been submit-
nd paid to the committee. the
ours. but that they're used to explain
what we mean.
"But he says that if we told things
“The thrill was wonderfuL I danc-
ed all over the stage; then I sail.
‘uow I know why actresses dance on
' rtainment committee of the Row-
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the stage. they do it because they about ourselves which weren‘t so. it
;A?“[$95h303gzniazmmrézafidtgg are so happy that they are on would he untlll-e faking and he is very
. - _ HIP SW3 Fl"? years later I made much aminst that. and quite rightlv.‘
-;‘.l'steai;r:upper held m the. companys my debut in that same theatre with “m .-.
in Rowayton avenue last
month and which every one who at-
tended stiil remembers with pleasure.
After the regular monthly meeting
held on Monday evening. adjourned.
the steward of the company served
m chowder. and. as the small boy
said. it was "licking good." The lit-
ie ‘t't'eed" came. as a surprise to
of the members. which made it
are enjoyable. During the, evening
captain of the New York Fire De-
rtment. who was in attendance.
oke most interestingly of fire fight-
- _ Ing as it was done in the metropolis.
a. stock' company. I had a part of
lten lines in a. play that never lived
passed rehearsals .and it was later
in a play called ‘Home' that I got
my first real part. I played the in-
genue role nd I received the muniti-
cent salary of ten dollars a week.
Miss Starr's first appearance uti-
der Mr. -Delasco's management was
as leading woman for David W'ar—
field in “The Music Master" and she.
remained with him ever since. her
lute-st role being the eigth which she
has created since becoming a star
under his direction.
'l‘lle play comes here with the cast
and production as it was during its
ion: run in New York city. Seats
are now selling.
“Well, my real name is the conti-
muudi.’ It is pronounced as though
it was spelt conty-‘ilonday. I look
very much like the raccoon. I am Nd
coatl~mundl and there is also my cot:-
sin,~lhe White-Nosed contl-mundi. End
there are two relatives of mine—just
like I am, cxccept that they are ru-
ther cross—4n two cages or yards
away.
“Now, that old name of ant bear is
very incorrect. I have nothing about
me that is like a bear, and I don't
cut nuts. The gmt enter lives on
ants, but he hasn‘t any teeth! _
“I have teeth and am not in the}
least like him. I look, as I said, more
like a raccoon than any other ani-
mal, but I am more handsome, it you
will pardon me for saying so.
“Well. l've‘heen given cut-up bana-
nas intely for a Special treat. They‘ve
been very good. And I'm given warm
milk, too, which I drink up like 11‘
baby! '
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. The class for the ballet. interpre—
tive and social dancing for children.
held each Tuesdasy afternoon in the
Hose company's hail‘ by Mrs. F. H.
'Towpe of Stamford. was fairly well
--ténded this week. The children
are most enthusiastic and enjoy the
:lmxrgggggs' Emlist::;ee::i:il suit in the Court of Common Pl€"l>
and those having the interest of the, through its-allowlejfi. Frank P. JEir-
. hiidren at heart feel that tbe'ciass rctt (if-Curtis &- llriuckerhoff’s oilic'h;
should be of 60 instead of 30' hirs. for 3....0 iianiatres. against} Mr. and
Towne. who started the PM”. is virell- Mrs. Charles \V. Maury of the Post
\YQTI-ZR BILL DISP‘I'TED'
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The Norotou \K'litor (70. has brought
Chair for $29.95. See ‘
them, sit in one. The
most Wonderful value
you ever had an op-
portunity to buy.
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FOR THE CHILDREN.
Rockers, Bicycles, Blackboards,
Games, Etc., Etc, Etc.
THE , STERLING
FURNITURE COMPANY
127,131 Washington St, South Norwalk
Chairs,
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"Ah. the keeper is good to me and
he takes me out and plays with me
and I kiss him and put my great leg-
nown in Stamford. where she is do- read. kor-otol‘i. . . .
much wonderful work for the ilm claim is made for :1 \VLLIOI‘ bill
mmunjty. poi“. vears RFD. when amounting: to 35:3. alleged to have
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- started the class. she experienced MW“ ””19"“ to the Mal-“1'53 in 5' peri- arms around his "GCk- And I dune“ .
m, dimcultics‘ This year she. has or] of about one month. The bill is for him, ‘00. to show that.I am So,
riy 400 Voung' nr-opln who are re- flism’tpd 1).? the defendants. The very glad I’m here and that he is my
'ving the best. not only in dancing. piiiintil‘i' corporation claims that the keeper.
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air-unlit of water was furnished and
that most of it was turned into a wat~
nr tank on the Maury premises which
was constantly leaking and overflow-
mg.
also each‘ Vinnie then- are classes
eiocution and arts. Fire, Tosv'no
not w§<h to make monrydthat
fiat here idea: she simnl}: wishes
bring to the people. the working
“And he has named me Fat, for I
am so plump and jolly and, See-'-
one might say (at; too !”
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that those 0" “...-nu. um... N-‘iroton “later (:0. is $2.62 a thousandi ”mm“, . M an! , m
- .9. the be“ ”Mum’s, 9nd cubic feetsoflmt the bill is for about ' ' Jae its “1 toll!
obtainable and the imman- cubic ,t or 1.500.000 gallons W? Du?” “MILK; ‘
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USEFUL GIFT IS MOST APPRECIATE}l
Won’t you come in and look at our stock of attractive .m’
yet really useful and practical Christmas pmsclits? Don t \\ ..
too long—the ones that you’d like best might be gone.
we probably have many
of the things you have tiioughl -»
already—«at very mmble
prices. 100. And we think we ll..
quite a number of specially appropriate things which ,\
haven ‘t happened to think of yet.
If you’ll tell us what your pcrplcxities are, we will be :
to help solve them for you. And we are interested as much. ('1‘;
you are in helping you to decide right, for we want you in MN
like coming back to us min' ucxt year.
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EVERY m IN OUR BIG STOCK 5‘;
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mamas on?
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