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moved from East Norwalk to Roway-
‘ Mrs. H. J. Hosgood.
nveniie
ris spending the Christmas
holiday: with friends in New York
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On Monday evening the. Christmas
'tree and exercises of the East avenue
N. E. church will be held at the.
church.
1 01‘ Gregory
Christmas
l-‘ord 11:: m
J. Donald Corridon
Boulevary is spending the
reons's from his studies: {1*
college. of his home here.
The special Christmas service at.
Christ churoh will he held tomor-
row morn in" \\ hen t‘nt‘re will be
morning pra:<r and llolv l ommuni-
1 1. steamers
Ray “'erme, manager of the Nor-
walk Electrical company has t‘i‘itished
the work of the installation of elec-
tric lights in the auditorium of the
East avenue M. E. church.
H. A. Hegrlein has ((‘llllllitlti tlllr‘
installation of two illtelnutiulml 111i —
pipe. heaters 1'-m 1h: line-'1 \'()1\\:1ll(
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‘Recttationu—"Hangtug 1‘!) Baby':
I Stocking.”' Minanl Bond.
Tableaux-—- “The Xmas Snowflake"
\‘il‘l \Vinters. Ida. Brown.
Muckney. Emma'Eleck. Margaret
Eleck. Dorothy Manuel, Norma Ar-
nold.
Regulation—"My Dolly's Christmas."
Dorothy Desmond.
Song by Grade 1.—-—"Merry Xmas."
Recitation—"A Visit From Santa"—--
Jean Levine.
“Mother Goose's Party"—-—Those pre-
sent.
Mother Goose—Exelyn Shipman.
‘Jark linrner—Momoe l-lmmerlck.
Jack Nimble—Carlton Newborn.
Jack—Steven Boski.
Jill—Jtetty Mosely.
Humpty Dummy—\Vinton “'inturs.
Peter Pumpkin—~Henry Gloctznt‘l'.
His “fife—Dorothy \Vinters
Miss MutTOlt—Jvan Levin“.
Joan—«Ruth Kay.
Mury—iMlnani Uond.
iloy Blur-~itoy Decker.
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“‘Good (‘l111er"»—9 pupils.
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"l).-ncmi1(~r"-~l.ynn Nickersml. Juliet
Quick.
“Three (‘ilcors"-~—T\lnry Holtzmnn.
"A Xmas \\'isl1' '—~S_\l\i:1 Shimnun.
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Stephen Boskt. Robert Moore. Al- 1
Margaret .
6W BONNER
———-—— twilight u minnow
BEST COLLIE DOG.
“Bow-wow, wow. wow, bow-wow.
wow. bow-wow.” said Blue Blood.
He was so nllmed because he was
such :1 fine (in: and because theylmid
he had blue blood. mooning very line
and aristocratic blood.
He had lived ‘nn this side of the
Ocean always and so had his parents
and so had his grandparents so he was
very proud when he took the prize at
the Collie Club Show.
[11 fact he took the first prize of all
over all the Mrs. ("ollios and the Mr.
Collies.
“Now l‘ve dour it." he said. 17*
“Well. you‘ve lwntcn 1n;1 for the. first 6
time." suid Allie (.'ullle. She “'11s a
very beautiful collie do: and had won
many prizes before in dog: shows.
“It is the first time I have
beaten." she said. .
“Tao hm]. i hope i didn't hurt your
feelings." said lllue Blood. "01' course
it would 11:1 nllsurd for me to my 1 am
not rind l won. Still 1 hope you didn‘t
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-ullrg‘fb’n avenue have been till-
-: therefore there is some rejoicing
110111: the ntlit)lll(1l~ilt- owners “ho!
”we occasion to travel on the monuo.
1nd there would ‘11: mort- it‘ :1]! \vvro‘
‘llled.
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Many pl'oplv here
attend the cantata. Night 11:1-
fort» Christmas." the llnptis.‘
church on Friday evening when the
:laildrrn of that church will giro.
‘heir annual Christmas 1 ntl rt lltl<
nent. \Vhile :1 cunttltu means much
work mad practice. the result is al-
wavs gratifying and seems worth the
effort litres-Vary to ore-11:1”- it. There
dt't many children in the cantata and
this in itself makes for at large audi-
Once. ‘ '1‘1711'
Although the office has done :1 re.-
cord busines during the. past two
weeks. there has been no delays and
to waiting .in the Rowayton post-of-
ce this year. In small offices the
erks are obliged to transact all va-
Pties of business. including sorting
1ail. insuring. registering and post-
iarkng mail and attending to other
uties. but despite this. there have
been no lint-s of persons waiting to
mail parrels or buy stamps here. Out-
going mail is dispatched promptiv
and incoming matter is promptly de—
Iivered.
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planning: to
A pleasant birthday party was giv-
?n to Miss Eleanor Hall. of Logan
street “Wednesday evening. by a few
of her friends. The evening was
ment in games and music and a so-
ial lime was enjoyed by all. Refresh-
ments were served and at a late hour
all departed. wishing the hostess of
the evening many happy returns of
the riav. Those who were. present:
Elmer Sniff1-nStanlev Giles. Henry
M1€ul.1nd.1i1‘ranoes Jennings Leon W'a-
terhurv. 111 n1: Htlhhln.1.1nh Helen
and Verna Decker. Florence Batter-
rnr Mprcnriv ’l'l'i Eleanor
Hall and master Sonny (hiker.
The following l‘
. ma." e1 errilzes wrrl-
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'“A Substitute for Santa"-——l’lzty
Father Time'L—(‘larence Rees.
K’n rr‘4 :1
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Valentim“——.loseph Baskl.
‘reost’t—Roy Bloodgood.
Alike] Mott: _
mz'w—Pwlr Leyine.
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turn out that they can be recognized
r-r. wr-il known Veggnu- l1
finger prints. 1
Kirk. widow o?
tin-1.111- motor of St. Luke's church.
Noroton sailed for l1nl1'tlnnd 11 few
(11 1.: :lgo . lll. Van Kirk hud expect-,
11d 10 accompany his wife. unssnze
tor the trip. in which tilt-y l-xlll-(‘tvd
to l-nlin'u'k about July lst lust. inning
lit-en outraged months earlier.
The “dam/ha to the Dorian Ito-
\'i:-w building are rapidly approach-
tm: completion. the building now no.
im: pmctie: tlly enclosed. When finish—
ed this will make the largest struc-
line in town used only for one busi-
119951.113 it will be. occupied hv the Re-
How (-xo’lusivel). with part of the
upper tloor as the residence of Mr.
Arthur W. Hatch. the editor. and his
family. Mr. Hatch has shown more
enterprise null manifested substantial
evidences of the. performance of his
tenure than nnv 01' his predovessors.
Mrs. H i rn in Van
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and his townspeople. frequently ox-
press the hope that 1921 “iii add
greatly to his prosperity.
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The. schools closed Friday for the
holiday vacation.
Mrs. G. \Varren Bradley, has been
ill for several days.
The Christmas exercises at. the Swe~
dish churcl} will be held Saturday
evening.
enter-
Sturges Andrew: has
from
her,” grand-daughter
Mrs.
,tained
l Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawk-y Williams Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Williams try spend-
ing Christmas in Norwalk.
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Many relatives and friends here
attended the funeral of Mrs. Arthur
ilt-nnett in Norwalk. on Thursday.
Among those entertaining Christ-
mus dinner guests are
'lr1r1.e_\. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Budd.
\lias Carrie Morehouse. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Bradley. Dr. and Mrs. Gor-
ham. Mrs. Mari Hill, Mr. and M5.
William Robinson.
To Stop a (.0th Quick
take fims' HEALING HONEY."
from their)
Mrs. Edson i
“What?" nslu-d Allie.
“I think we, are absurd to talk like
that. Each of us knows." said Blue.
Blnoll.“1lmt we‘re Ira-Md as we
should he lll‘t‘ssl‘ll in th- (‘onts we wero
uiwn nnrl shnll lmw. only it is up
to us to ktop them looking spit: and
spun and tin}1
“But I think we. are getting to he
very silly. min dog: to talk about
nothing but our line families and our
handsome colltn.
“To be sure we have. both. but we-
shonldn’t ll:1 doing all the talking 1 51'
about it ourselves. It would he t'mtt’ll 1' t‘
more to the point if other creatures"
just felt we were thoroughbred? until
knew we were thoroughbred: without
our having to not so a: snobs.
“Sometimes." continued Blue Blood.
"one feels that neonl‘e'wllo‘re snobhlsh
and dogs who put "3m «tr: amn't lmlf .
as sensible and don't get half tmflln
out of life as tllos'e who try to pin!
well and work well and who don't
unsto time over nonsense.
“For whether we are of a line flun-
tly or whether we are of a little ordi-
nary dog family. the main thing is for
us to be thoroughly nice dogs, isn’t it?"
“The first sensible conversation I’ve
had at a dog show in many a day."
said Allie.
“Yes." she added after a moment.
"I'm glad you won the prize. for you‘re
:1 fine dog with a fine family back of
you. but more. than that. you've got
the Good sense to know that you have
to be nice and do your port welt so:
as not to disgrace the family name.
Then. too, you don't want to ted that »’
all your good points are from your
family. You want to make some of
them ryourself. "
“I do. bow-wow. I do.” sa‘ldBluo Blood.
Experience‘r'ollc.
Sunday school had 'just begun when
the teacher turned to nine-yearmtd
Edward and asked him why hi ha
been absent 11-011: Sunday.schooil
Sunday.
and clearly. “Pop and mo went black-
burying last. Sunday.” '1 . 1‘
Teacher was nonplnssed. “Why. '
Edward." she exclaimed. “Don't you
“have any idea what will happen to
little boy: who plot: blackberries on
Sundials?” .
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