Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 24, 1921 · page 4

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visitors out 01;} town last evening.

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Mix. and .M'rs. Joeeph zogarin of

 

’ond anniversary or their weddfiigxto ‘

 

 

The Ingram burge.*“Joe". cleaned
the loca‘i‘ mar this,.momfngg. rm

diwborgingh sumo at anthracite it?
the Ferrlsfloolts. .

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Work is being done on both dw'

and night shuts at: the plant of the
New England- Cereal company, Win“
field street 56 great is- the amount of“
business on hand.-

Flowers and plants. together with a.
"Christmas greeting have been sent to
a number of "shut- ins“ by the visiting
committre of the East Norwalk Iml
provement Association.

2 A number of family re- unions will
be held by East Nor-walk families
over. the holidays, and numerous vis‘
iid‘rs from out of’rown are expected

“Henry Frank continues ill at his St.
IN“! am at ““91-..“ all {1' 3E

The matter 033 th(- 60m tion oi ho.

pinichmw of the humor Hoyt 1319.004)?
the corner of East avenue. and Col-
tage stret-t by» Christ Episcopal Pariah
as a site, for. the rectory will be gone
into following the holidays.

The anthem, “Be-hold. I Bring You
good Tldlngsj' by Caleb Simpor. will}

sung at the morning service at

 

Ehrist church tomorrow. The sex-view .
which will be morning prayer until») Gitri

Holy communion, will start at 10: 30
o‘clock as usual. i
“fine library WCommunity hall will
not be open onillvfonday the 26th. he-
cguso of the day being celebrated as
Christmas Day. Not until Friday the
film. will the library be open. but
there will be no finettm- books over-1
due before that date. -'l‘hé sa‘me ro-
ceduro will?" be gone throu ,‘on’: t “-

day January 2nd; ' , 'v. . r. f‘

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The crew of the 1". K. Bentley. 3
three- master from Nova. Scotia. with
cargo of pulp for the St Gem manic
in the First district will be able to
{mend their Christmas ashore after all.

e schooner was towed up harbor
early this morning,' by the Theodore
Smith. The vessel has been laying
W harbor for three new; waiting for.
high water and for the storm to par-
tlally §ubslde.

ROWAYTON

Franklyn Cleverley. loqu. Y. 1.. is
spending the Christmas holidays with
his pn'rents on Crow Hill.

 

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The Misses Lucille and Gertrude
Branda. qt Rowayton avenue. ~ were

Preston M. Hart, Jr.. of Basahore.
L 1.. and Editor of the Bayshore Stun;
will spend the Christmas holidays
with his; parents. fu'ptain and Mrs 3-.
Preston M. Hun: of McKinley girl at:

Master Donald S Gale, the son of

mono strlet, will entertain a few
little friends in honor of hlsisiev ‘
’b

irt- day, this afternoon from B;
c bk.“ . . "l’ '

.. _ es
gird. and a. general good time.
was enjoyed bylai ,.

disoppoin' 6 yesterday;

theyhlavll‘ till"

‘ The Sunday
e adult Bible;

Which. the Christ- *

Bait Norwalk are celebrating the eeo- ,

elated ot‘i'Motber'Gosse 3 Christmas Pray hang it on thy Christmaim

- Mi‘. Williams spoke for a tow minutes tertiary

“Dorothy \chlintocRS :1 leaner at t

:3in due to measure. of figurine”;

.mttee. .
shortlv

cumsrnms CANDLE mar

 

Mn. and Mrs. George L. Gale. m ltzu— planned for tomorrow evening int 7: 30

6 Sons oonlralto Solo—~“51‘he Virgi sLuua

1:50 a- In!» sum Anthem~“Brlghtest and Best or. my “'

 

Wm M with music and . . ‘ ,
talk bil- mom... oni‘Tlie me 3.!” , . '
‘ Making- the dim ma. WW1)

' Wm harm: into

he direction of “the organist“ Miss sultan; .;
Church There: will also he solo parts flight; was: the channel caught , ,
which will be going by the following: last boat emanated-toes” be!!! home
men “finitn mavens: Messrs. Hal-om in time to fire the Yuletide. log
'Mpreghouse. Potter Elaine. Memmr some western town. Thai ' hopes an
S‘nith. Alfred liorohpuae; Geor'sle. W- with the fog. and the trip from um.»

seen manning t the rail. their union
jes in their ligands. figuring fie chum:-

\"ishcs a Merry Christmas to all.

Da'ivn‘. was taken to Bridgfiort in!
last eveningby Constables Hum Pm
mm: and George Voile. Voile was sum- mg toxin tor a dish from dock to
moped to the Graccy home yesterday tion‘. _
ai‘t ornom‘fi at which time Mrs. Gt‘acéa'i Not a minuto was lost at the men;
had one more broken the peace. Last There. mumshipiunee »
Sundzpv éeile was tried in Dmfien by on duty to We Wigwam MEI}
Mange“: Jpgim i}. Selleo§ -{or bma’ch a: (seeding. and MOM maul did that
immunities. and sent nc'ed eta sixty (1:1?th toured Jillian up.
in lirirlg‘cpoxi jail. Her husband fur. . 7
nlshed a bond of $100 promising that MY GM” GIFT.
'ohe wo id .behave in‘ the Qlture Yea-

 

 

tmdnv :lgfnidonfize notified Conambietfly‘ Love tray takes this gift from me 4 '

Valle t t\ hm \mntelb to. be released And hang: it on thy Christmas nest}.
rrom in Thin max-‘6 on illsparl i This: gm will neither moo nor' rust' "
made it nccr-ssarv to take Mrs Grace. Nor pm away as all girls must.
to Bridgeport ' (All gifts but one.)

And so I give it thee:
Winxefi‘m were uflékiasti, IPaw hang- it on tin, Christmas tree;
owning: in u“: Centre School by tho f'Thiflfi'ifl’ lis love: ‘
pllpile A prng‘ram‘ consisting of two 5 He gave it me ’

parts was g-ixgen. The first part con- i’l‘haol might maxi it on to the!

 

Party.1'7%iéh Wa$p¥ni§0d by 38 elm-l
dren of the advanced kindergarten
and second part or tab program con- REV. GEORGE'S FATHER ”$533“
slate i a. one not plan; entitled "A 1’ROVLDENCE. R 1.. _ 5;
Ch a finer 1h} Charles Dickomz. 0113,39, . .1 .
{.I‘his will re written; fog? the. Oéczygioil; {he RafiawflJfi. mm") ,

may Muller Brainy. .Fmi- We new we,“
to char; Following the odtortflti’inent i’i‘humla‘sn m

Smith and the mm. The pastor untitled up the harbor they china be; ‘

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morning in his and year. :'
rmorly in businuss in this {Sr

and was poetmnster during the Cl vil-
lurid administration.

on the work being done by the public was i‘o
health nurse. and the association. Fol-
lowing: th‘id o‘ collection was taken up.
Miss Theresa Hoyt rendered a mum.

 

cal program during the evening.

 

Many local residents are planning to
apond the. Christma§ holidays out .ot V
tox’vn; alimony those who ore wining
ouch mammalian me, Mr. 3W
William Dev’tzrhull ol' the Post Road.
Mr. and. Mrs. 0n- MoKendry,’

Centre School Miss N E. Shrlver of ,
Mansfield avenue. MimDorothy War-
burion and Mr. and Mrs. R. I). 1.3 on.

EriWur-d Butter? are“: W -
assisting in- the local post offlcéé‘d dur‘ 7
'ing the holiday rush. , r

 

 

Attorne; G. 1' redef‘lck Stark has re-

 

clerk rt the :‘Ropumican; ”unicorn
A sucpwor ,‘xviil be Wat

 

 

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A beautiful Christmas service is

 

 

 

 

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Hommedieu.

_ g "" as o. l’rocessidnal,
I’lfimaniodiou- and Sunday
‘ School

A w..;.

7 Reading the “Magnificut"t§ie "
“Nunc Dimmittis" and the '
' the Magi. " '-

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533.? urchase here you will get
131‘ our friend will remember

 

 
 
 

_ _ Q1 3‘ Chemise, Silk Jersey
veg 9n ‘ Rosie , [Brassxeres Wool

 

 

 

 

 

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Well .fikfiagaimon sale‘ '

a... 8331313331: ‘8, can , 2m; .

bur Patient: Bought nailing at 10 oents each. , ' ~
“You mllfil like the best value possible. No- one can pile: a.

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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