'-o!
AI. Glue. Inland Mrs. N. ‘0, Dock-
wood. 3.11%.?!» and n1". th Rim
s"... ‘e
»- Rey Joyce one. bell and basket
Ia " refer the coming year were
nomi '” lat the meeting of Parnassus
Ccyncu.’No._.1342. Royal Arcanum,
held last evening. . .
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' ‘ itar r bonsai of the Choral Art
”3:32: No was held last night
at the Grace Parish house. Cross
streete! ...
——'I’ho best quality and style strings
of pearls are on exhibition in the win-
dow at Charles K. Dilworth, jeweler.
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-—Diamonds and diamond setting at
Charles H. Diiworth's. jeweler.
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Melissa Fowler Tent. No. 11, will
hold a meeting tomorrow night at 8
o'clock at the rooms on Franklin
street. All members are asked to be
resent if possible.
p -Weed chains—a most acceptable
gift. Austin's Garage;
I
In another column or this issue Will
be found the advertisement of Austin 3
Garage. Railroad avenue. which Will
su st many items that you may givc
to n automobile owner for Christmas.
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The Hospital Whist Club will hold
a evening social at the Nerwalk .
Country (‘lnb on Friday evening. Dc- .
camber 15th. All who plan to attend I
are asked to notify the hostess. Mrs.
Justine Griffith.
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———Radiator covers. another fine gilt.
'Austin's Ours!!!-
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—-Spot lights. Austin’s Garngo.
O C C
A resident of. West Cedar street
complained to the police that someone
had stolen the keys from their nut?-
mobile while it was parked in front of
itheir home last night.
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—Xmas sale—Cakes. piss. 88.18111.
candles. fancy and domestic articles.
9. N. Methodist church parlors after 2
p. m. Thursday, Dec. 14. Fish pond
for children. Ten. served.
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The People's chorus held its regular
rehearsal last evening at the home of
the lender. Mrs. F. J. Mcfi’i'ison. Nut
week the chorus will hold its relies
at in the High school auditorium.
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Students of the prepartory school
conducted by Carl A. Harsh-om have
. ponny social. \Vcdnesday evening. De-
‘(omllcr 13th.
organized the Harstrom Social club.
This organization will hold I, dinner
tonight at 7 Mott avenue. A program
has been arranged for the occasion.
e s s
—-21c a day for ten months pays
for a Hoover cloane’r at Donnelly's.
l“rcc domonstrntioll.
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'I'hn Epworth League ‘61 the South
Norwalk M. E. church will hold a
Members and friends
Iil'ip to make the affair s
rcsonce.
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\‘itirola at Donnelly’s
Store open
wolcomo.
l-llcccsts l-y your p
S
—‘l‘.l:_v your
on may Wookly pnjments.
l-vcnincs until 9 p, m.
s s
mllarrls & Guns.
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That’s all.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Prochnslm of
Newport. It. 1.. arc Visiting Mr. and:
Mrs. Joseph Volk. of l-lvcrsll-v .-\\'onll“.!
Norwalk. Mr. Prochnskrt has just;
completed the creation of a inciol'yi
in Newport.
..—Alli(lrrlnlxlln robes and ncccssorir-sfl.
"Austin's Garage.
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Members of tho Oldcr Boys' council
in the Church of ('lll'lsi. Dallhllry.
were addresscd last night lav J'Zrnvst
L. Saxton. of Norwalk. secretary of
the Fairficld County Y. M. C. A. Mr.
Snxton spoke particularly of Y. M. C.
A. work.
quality
ll. Jill—
—-—Tho very lniost. in host
wrist watch»: at Cllnrlvs
worth's. vaclor.
0
Mrs. VVllllam Ii. Ravo. who is soon ‘
to leave for lloston. Mass. where shol
will mako her homo. was tho must of"
honor today at a luncheon at tin—-
Rayal James givon by Mrs. P. \\..
Brooks. The luncheon party consistml
of eight. and all wisholl Mrs. ilnyc
much happiness in hcr now homo.
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Charles N. "all will ho at tho Nor-
walk High school to:- half an hour
each Wednesday morning for tho
purpose of issuing working certifi-
cates. it was announced today l-_\
Fuperintondcnt of Schools G. V.
Buchanan. Only those ovcr l4 ycnrs
of age who havc completml‘m- Sixth
grade in school can ol:inln.ccrz'l'lcaics
under the state lnw.
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——Ncw Tlodford cscnllops.
Clltblll's. 71 No. Main street.
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Twenty thrco now cases of monslos
were. roportvll from Norwnlk for tho
week ending Monday. Ilcccmhcr 11.
according to liit' Weekly morbidity rc-
port of the Slate lh’rnrtmvnt of
Health. Two_ now cases of Ilhillcrln.
and four of scarlet fcvor in tho city
were also rcportcd. Three (‘nsr‘s of
dipthoria bacilli carriers wore also rc-
ported in Norwalk. New Column lllls
one case of diphthcria: llarion five
cases of sclrlsl row-r and VVcsiport
one case of mcaslcs. and one smallpox. i
t t 9
O
70c pint.
—Read Austin's Garage advertise-
ment for gift snugcstlons.
— PHOTO SUPPLIES —-
Kodaks, Films, Developing and
Printing Supplies and Apparatus.
Films Developed and Printed.
'E' Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk.
~-\-~‘-‘~‘\-~-\‘\‘ n
,-,-,',-1-.-,-/-/- am
u. s.
VICTORY BONDS
\ (Jailed for Payment
7“_ December 15th .
-. _.....
if WAR SAVINGS ,‘
2: STAMPS ;;
” DueJanusi-y 1,1923 ::
VIaybsdepbsited now on
;: yourscoountinthisbank.
"
bl
3;,Norsva1k’
—-—-
'rl iiilivi‘fi in Floronl‘c, Italy.
'Sears,,Roebnck . 31%
a tin. Banners.
vlll» “It!
Friends of Mrs. Leone P. Ricci. of
l Allon Road. who was injured slight-
l_\‘ in (In automobile nccidont a. few
tinn- Ugo lll't“ lrlml to hear that she is
vlliil‘i'l)‘ rccovcrcd fro mlhe effects of
illr- nv'r'illt-nt.
O
’l‘hr- ruirlllur wookly luncheon of the
Norwnlk Kiwanis club will he held on
Thursday :lflornoon at the Hotel Ma-
illlf‘ki'llln. 'l‘ho Public Services mom-
lwrs of tho Kiwanis club are sched-
llllwl to lm tho. rpcnkors.
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~ 'I‘ho yvry llltost stylos in men's
\l'ntr'hv s and chains at (‘llai‘lcs H. Dil-
lt'lil'fii'h‘. 'lrlilcrfnr.
I
lmnm- P. lllr'cl of.l Allon Road. is
. \ru-vfml to r. turn from Europe on
llw S. s, (ilimpic. landing in New
York ("my :1 \wck from today. While
:.l..m:oT .\lr. liicci \‘isltcd Paris. and
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Hrs. l.llll:ln Morrillm has been very
sink :1! llvr homo. The kind visits and
ntlontiong paid to her by her fellow
ntnplol'l‘n of Jacobs Shoo factory have
lwmi \(‘FY much appreciated by her
'illl‘ii’ll: llcr lllnoss.
'l‘llr‘ East End A. A. hold basket-
ivnll Di‘iii‘l.il‘t‘ at Community Hall last
owning. Tho team is forming rapid-
ly and host some good material. among
”to players lining Ed Blackmail,
mnnnznr and captain; Bennie Mason.
"ill-d" nnd “Shark" Sheehan, “falter
i‘Ititii', l,:Irr\' rind Goorg’e Buschbaum
and \‘i'llllzlln (flu-anagh.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Allied Chemical 78% 78K‘ 78%
Allis Chalmers 4335 43%, 48%
Am. Call 74% 74% 745‘
Alli. Il’t‘ 111 ‘4‘; ms; 111
xAnl. Loco. 124% 118% 124%
Am. Ship it: Com. 21 20% 20%
Am. Smclters 56% 55 55%
Am. Sugar 76% 76 78%
Am. Slim. Tab. 80 29%, 29%
Am. Tel. 6:. Tel. 125 124% 125
Am. Ton. 1551/. 154% 15554
Am. Woolen 96% 96 96%
Anaconda. 49 48%. 48%
Alchison 101 101 101
Baldwin Loco. 12734: 125% 12795
Halt. 6.: Ohio 43 42% 42%
Beth. Steel 63% 12% 61%
Cal. Pole. 571/. 57 67
Can. Pnc. 144% 148% 148%
Con. Leather 34% 34% 34%
Chandler Mot. 64% 63% 08%
Chcs. & Ohio 66% 66 68
Con. Gas 122%, 121% 121%
Chi. R. I. 33% 32% 32%
Corn Products 132% 131%, 131%
Crucible Stool 68% 67% 68%
Cuba. Am. Sug. 25% 24% 251/.
Endicott Johnson 88 87% 87%
Famous Players 9334‘ 93 93
Fisk Rubber 18 12% 18
Gen. Asphalt 4751‘ 43 44%
(ion. Electric 182% 182 182
Gen. Motors 13% 1355' 13%
Goodrich 35 1,§ 34 K 34 %
Grt. North. Pt. 82 80% 81
Grt. North. Ore 3134’ 311/. 31%
Inspiration C. 33% 32% 33%
1nt.Mor.Mar.Pf. 521,1,» 51 y, 51 1,5
Int. Nichol 14% 14 14%
Kansas City So. 191,4 19 19
Kelly Spring. 4514 44% 44%
Kenn. Copper 36% 35% 35%
Kcystone Tire 111,5 11 34 11%
Mexican Pcte 241 240 241
Middlo States 11% 11% 11%
Mo. Pac. 16% 16% 15%
Hudson 2536 25% 28
N. Y. Central 95% 93 98%
lN:.Y'..l".H. a H. 221,5 21g 21%
her. Pac. 76 75% 76%
Pac. on 4734‘ 43* 43%
Pan Am. Pete. I81 80%, 82%,
Pan. Aim. Pete. B rs my 772‘
Poo. Go.- 9335' It 98
Pullman Co. 181 usu' 180%
Ray. Consol.
Reading
Rep. Steel
Ray-.1 Dutch
1:2,;
71*
. 41
52%"
80. Pacific
Sinclair Oil
So. Railway
8 O N J
St. Paul
Tobacco
A meeting at thseerrisers . or the
First District Fire companies-has been
called for 'lzsof'oloef tonight;
‘ O. '- ‘ '
-—Harrts‘& Oasis. That's all. .
O. I O '
Among the Namibian-chants who
are giving .thsir. patron's attractive
calendars is Heralds. m drum
3 Northzllaln streets. ‘
. ' ' . ..> .' . .
—Headquarters' rely“ seats ' can:
dolls to be repaired and dressed 'to the
Dell shop. to Monroe “rest. Phone
”0.
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-—Karris & Cans. That‘s all.
C C. . '
Samuel Roodnsr. wealth. Norwallt'
real estate ownsr.'hss nil-ed three
acres in causatuck from ta Eunice
Putney Brenner, wire of‘Grover C.
Breltner of Brooklyn. no property
adioints the old William 1!. Barton
place. which was purchased; several
weeks ago by Mr. Roodner. who plans
to develop .the combined tracts into a
new residential sections
. HIGH-SCHOOL PM!
Booth Tarkington's play. "Clarence"
is to be presented at the Regent Thea-
tre Friday hi hr. by the Norwalk b~
school dramat c club tor the benefit or
the Boys' A. A. The play is an amus~
ing comedy and it it is staged with. the
skill that last year's performance was.
will. no doubt. be a big success.
The play has been coached by Miss
Anna McMahon. whose untiring exerts
have made members of tho om conti-
dent of themselves and or the success
of the play. The best follows:
Clarence. an ex-soldier: Indus
Whipple. . - .
Mr. Wheeler. a tirsdbusinessnan:
Stanley Joselovsky.
Cora Wheeler. Mr. heelsr's
romantic daughter: Francis ts.
Bobby Wheeler, Cora's sophisticated
brother. Frank Abbott. . .
Mrs. Wheeler. a Jealous stepmother:
Emma Rubey. .
Miss Planer, Cora's governsss: lar-
ganet Hoyt. .
Mrs. Martin—sir. Wheeler's secre-
tary: Marjorie Hunt. ~ ’ -
Mr. stem. grass widower: Le Roy
Miller. .
Dinwiddr. the butler: Boundaries-
son.
Della. the maid: Eleanor Campbell.
MISSIONARY 80611-71“ mum‘s.
Mrs. I-‘inney of Stamford Gites Con-
' fel'ence Report.
An interesting meeting of the Wom-
en's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Norwalk M. E. church was held yes-
terday atternoonrat the home of Mrs.
Harry S. Mosher. 1 Lynea place. The
meeting was largely attended. ‘
The session opened with devotions}
exercises led by Miss Susan
followed by a vocal solo to! Mrs. 3.
Mitchell. Mrs. William T. Finns! 0!
Stamford; conference secretary. I"!
a very comprehensive rspprt of the
general executive meeting held in Oc-
tober at the Mount Vernon church. in
Baltimore. Md‘. Mrs. Finney particu-
larly referred to the splendid addre-
delivered on that. occasion by John R.
Mott. She also spoke of the 08.311.-
000 pledged by the Foulgn Minion-
ary Society. national-wise. statlngtbat
New England's quota was $118,000.
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THOUGH’I‘_GAMGI WAS ON FIRE
Noting the reflection of tit-e on the
walls of the interior of the garage be-
ing constructed by the Hewfltt Con-
struction company. near Merwln
street and West avenue. Patrolman
Charles L. Thorpe about 9 o'clock last
night rung in tire alarm box :2.
The First District Firs companies
responded to the slain. but could
dolls. carriagss’and to”! Bring your '
. Counts-y Club on Friday evening or
East Norwalk
steward mun Hollywooajot the
sci-wells Cuntry club is driving a new
Chevrolet.
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Troovao. l. B. S. A., will meet on
S‘rlday.evening or this week at Com-
manic! Hall. '
, D O
Ihouid today's cold weather keep
up. it is «pound that skating will be
enjoyed by tomorrow night on Cava-
nagb's pond. it not on the Mill Pond.
0 o a
I
The regular weekly meeting or the
taller Aid Society of the East Ave-
nus M. E. church is being held this
afternoon. .
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It, and first (3. W. Stillman, of
East avenue; have returned to their
home here after several weeks visit in
Florida. .
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The Hospital Whist Club will hold
0‘ social evening at the Norwalk
one week. airs. Justine Grlmth being
the hostess.
s s s .
Mrs. Frank W. Sturdevant, of 12
Gregory Boulevard, will entertain the
members of the woman's Auxiliary
of Christ church at her home tomorr-
0" afternoon.
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Ice in large sized. patches was
named in tho local harbor at the
turn of the tide today. the: cold
wnthsr of yesterday afternoon and
last night being responsible.
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The Red Star tug Norwalk rater-
dar afternoon towed into the leeal
harbor a barge of coal for Devine
roa. and then proceeded to Bishop
a lanes. where it towed out the
empty barge H. S. No. 58.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Carpenter. of
Betta Place entertained the members
of the Epworth League or the East
Harold Lobb; or Westside avenue,
has sailed for England. Mr. Lobb
sailed on Saturday from New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Douglas have
nue, owned by Mrs._
Stamford.
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Miss Gladys Thompson, head of the
Department of Physical Education of
taking several pictures. 0f the play-
grounds and athletic field of the
Rowayton School. This is the best
equipped playground of all the local
schools.
t
Leaving an electric iron with the
current turned on standing on an
ironing board. caused a smalli fire at
the, home oi! E. H. Norton of Toke-
neke, which was discovered Monday.
The quick response and efliclent work
of the loos! fire company preveated
any serious damage. A hole about 6
feet square was burned in the kitchen
floor.
' Darien
Mrs. Lillian A. Dunham, of Bethe],
Conn, has moved to Railroad avenue,
Darlen. '
Last. Sunday ou-ningiweuty-four of
the men's chorus gave a concert at
Wilton.
C
The directors of the Home Bank
and Trust Company held a meeting
last evening.
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.
Ice strong cnough to skate on was
reported at Noroton Heights during
the recent cold snap.
s s e
A truckload of Christmas [recs ar—
rifed on Monday afternoon at. Osc
F. Schultz’s market. The trccs were
0 .
avenue M. E. church at their home
last evening. Reports on the recent
(air were received. The sum‘ of $102
was taken in at the fair and the pro— .
coeds. after all expenses had been‘
paid, were 885. The Epworth League
will hold its next meeting on the
night of Tuesday, January 9th. 1923.
the place to be announced later.
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Residents of Marvin Beach last
night petitioned the common council
to installi fire hydrants and fire alarm
boxes in ‘the' Marvin Beach section.’
Councilman George Ingham spoke in
ravdr or the petition and said that
at least thrss hydrants should be in-
stalled. and one or two fire alarm
boxes placed at this section. The
matter was referred to Fire Commis-
sioner Joseph R. Taylor to: investi-
gation and report.
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Councilman Charles F. Mills spoke
briefly before the common council
last night on the ofler of the Henry
.1. Mllller. of Trenton. N. 1.. who owns
considerable property at Marvin
Beach, and who has exerted to deed
to the city. title to a street there.
Councilman Mills recommended that
the council accept Mr. Miller's offer.
as several residences had been built
on this street. No action was taken
last night. however.
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Members of the Boys” Club of the
East Avenue M. E. church ‘wlll meet
this evening . at Community Hall.
This is the first time the club will
hold its regular meetings at the Hall.
at which place they are to meet in
the future. Basketballi practice will
be held this evening. and a large at-
tendance is expected. No practice
and no fire. Investigation mowed
that the watchman had constructed a
wood are inside the building for the
purpose of drying the Walls. and it
was the reflection of this bias that
had attracted Patrolman Thorpe's at-
tention. *
M
To FIGHT DAUGHEMT.
WASHINGTON. eDc. 13.—Samuel
Gompers. president or the American
Federation of Labor. frankly told the
House Judiciary committee that the
executive committee or the Federa-
tion had authorized the employment
of counsel to assist Representative
ti Republican. _ '
prosecu ng impeachment roe di
against Attorney-General EDaugeix-‘t:
We Are Daily
studying lists or security holdings
customers, and ‘
for our in
every instance are able-to M
mend changes that increase the
income, maintain the security;
andsivo 's "sash t to the
holder. flay: we examine yours?
Maplegcgoldschmrd; ' t
recom-
A
... -. r...',
“C
, Us
can
ma noose»
will be held next Wednesday night.
On the night of December 27th. the
Boys Club will play the Combat
Train nve, while on the 29th they
put on sale yesterday.
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The Home Bank and Trust com-
pany is sending out (‘hristnms Club
circulars lo the people in Durivn.
Pupils of tho Royle School are deliv-
ering the pamphlets H‘iiooi
hours.
.i"t'l‘
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Miss Elizabeth Ilakcr and John G.
Souas. of Noroton Hoixllls u‘ero mar-
ricH. Friday afternoon, (it the Barton
Town Hall by John St‘iil‘i‘ii, justice of
the peace.
0
T'r. Edward 1“. Digit-low, naturalist
of Sound Bench. and one of the most
popular lecturers of the State, will be.
the spcakor at the Men's Class of tho
Congrcgntional Church, next Sunday
morning.
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Academy; street and Highland. ave-
one are being repaired. A now drain
and catch basins are being put in the
streets. The work is being super-
vised by Superintendent Rumpr. of
the. Darien Street department.
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The farm rotisserie owned by
Jack Rose. of the Post Road. has been
closed until the ‘r‘cpairs and altera-
tions that are being made on the
building are complcled. Mr. Rose is
putting a big addition on the Rotis-
serie.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robort Dugdale of
Center street entertained on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Close of
“fest Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
B HAM’S
will go to Westpos-t to play the Sta-l
pies High team. .
. .._...
T"_ fuses didn’t ': '-
,wnmmlm' ’ ,Tweirono‘ ’
' “ “ muff. in own“
mole“
’pllls‘
rented the house in Rowayton ave:
Beamish,‘ ._°,f.
the City 0: Norwalk, is contemplating '
an
3 dent of the Council,
plaster or beam and‘New .
jdld notwiay basketball vwitb- the Glen-
.brook team. on Monday , as
. originally 11 Munroe was to
Jump center for the Glenbrook’s
against the _Red. Hen Separates, of
Norwalk. ‘ '
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The new West avenue cement road
was opened yesterday morning. The
:road is one of the best in this «section
of the state. The road basins at the
.Darien Review once. and is cement
up to the Stamford line in Noroton.
W. H. Arthur. well-known Stamford
contractor, did the work. '
C 8 C
The ‘cake sale given
school class of Miss Esther Jacquith,
last Saturday. was Vily succesfui.
'iiic money» will be used for the ~g‘ii't
of the class to the school in connec-
mas,’ which the Congregational
church is planning to hold.
High SchoOl Notes
..._._...__
The Student Council
at. 1:48.
The final eye tests will be made;
this week. The eyes of every studenti
in the school will be examined to de--
termine Whether they need glasses. 1'
Christmas seals are being sold in.
the various rooms this week Each
room has a quota. that is, each room
is expected to sell some. It is under-
stood that Room 27 is the first room
to oversubscribe its quota.
The members of the cast of "Clar-
ence" are holding their final rehear-
sals today and tomorrow. Tickets are
going rapidly, and the play is sure to
be a great success. Great credit is
due to Miss Anna McMahon, who
2 has made the play possible by coach-
Elug the cast every afternoon.
Frank Starry Abbott. president of'
the. Senior Class has handed in his
resignation as a member of the Stu-
dent Council. Mr. Joselovsky. presi-
received Mr. Ab-
bott’s resignation yesterday. and it
will be decided upon at the meeting
on Thursday whether Mr. Abbott’s
resignation will be accepted. Mr. Ab-
bott has been an active worker of the
Council. and he will be greatly missed
it his resignation is accepted.
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“AL“‘AYS AT WORK ON TDIE."
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 17.—Among
the host of tributes to the memory of
John bVVanamaker, merchant prince.
religious leader and philanthropist.
which continued to pour into this city
today from all sections of the coun-
. mums. Damn 13‘1929‘.‘
h- the Sunday
tion with the "White Gift" Christ-'
will hold al
special meeting tomorrow afternoon'
I
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l
9
Jacobys
1244 so. Main Street,
The Home of Good Clothe; .
\
Welcome
In Readl’-to-Wear
‘Forfi
Men, Women and
Children
l
try. this one stands out as unique.
“He was always at work on time."
“'ith these seven words. Mr. W'ana-i
makor's first office boy,
Stull. summarized the mret of the
world renowned merchant’s success.
The one time office boy. who swept
out. ran errands. delivered. parcels
,nnd gradually learned to do more im-
nited.
George W. however.
ly
i porinnt routine work for his employer igu
now is the superintendent of the store. touching the floor.
A Complete Assortment of
UNDERWE ‘ 'i
For Men, Women and Ch"
lfllren
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo H:tel
4547 West Washmgtcn Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
_.___\. *1
1110156111” lillllll’.i. ii is (m
Shortly ’
afternoon. s: .7.
were 110122431 cell.
support of 12'
“'ashinglcl
the Conner. .
Second Disc. 1 ‘
notified.
The Conn-1.1 .'
men found l .
of the trolley “ s i
and. when a lrtl .
would be raised so :1
took place.
The street lichts
the short circuit. :2? 3 ~
ports wore in danger- r.’ "
Temporary rt‘Pfiil‘S
' :..-;y'
“—
SMART SKIRT
A smart skirt hollow? on
rock has a front and l‘rzc": r-‘a‘
braided and pointed side
lltless of adornment. but
a.
i;
are prepared to serve
’from one to a large dirty: '
A DINNER HLZRE
is a revelation in good srr'.:':= .
site food and moderma :1: . _ ,.
tables for two are Tory ..
and she Will enjoy etch... _ .' .
are sure;
SAVOIA BESTAURAH
Business Hours 5 A. M. to 11’: ‘~
5‘ “In?! Main W
South Nomm
“(:0
39 Wall St.
mom is mousCOAL
”CANNEL COAL FOR FIRE PLACES
—— lasens' Building Material ——
The Norwalk Coal’Eea’Supply CO-
Phone 118'
108 Water St- ,
.4
homahtktmaICIub. ,
Clularwmlnrm .
raven Audi—fit? fcw‘ss‘ i ,. g,
nouns ' ‘ '
f
. who scram?
. our-Christmas Club'phailtm» ‘
regularly for ’
Imagine theprideanyhostsss
.- and it inclndssthsrectanguiar
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