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Y AND“ VICINITY NEWS ' NoTEs
Hhvcs t" "mm: the nppropristions to be
turtte‘. mm H‘kv~i nt tiw coming session of the
epilen lmgiliuillro by the State Bonrd
t
M 'rl“ . ’~i vi‘w‘iion of s dormitor; at Dan-
. l m. Normal school.
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7 Austin‘s Garage.
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.nrmmerlr: The employee of tho- Lockwood
Msnufnuuring Company. at. South
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Nrirwslk were given a. Christmas pree-
rnt of a ten per cont. increue in theirt
salary. the increase took efi'N-t last
Mlarv. 1hr- limirn-n going into effect
inst werk. The mine in pay affects all
rmpinxr- (if thr- f'ru'tnrv from ”11'
office in Hip apprentices.
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_..nm- xw ‘x‘:c?r'»in at Dnnnelly‘s;
In rasv wm k‘y prj'ments. Store open
r-\‘s‘nir.fl until TI p m.
—-- FOR XMAS GIFTS — i
Foss snd Huyler' s Chocolates Do-'
mestic and Imported Perfumery,’
Kodsks. Combs. Brushes, Water
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Bottles, Cigars. Writing Pspersu
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10th, 1":
END NOTICE.
f the Board of Directors of the South Nor-
he'lll lilil day s dividend st the rate of
(4 l 2» per Mm per snnum was declared
rum the earnings of the bank for the six
emlwr 3]. 19
will he «entered on pass-books and paid on
ALDEN COLIANO. PM
«one: I. WOODVIARD, Treasurer
or)
.hns rccox'rrel from his rw-e rt
. pluv
; team plays Ii’h‘
' income.
C. l. McLord. of 156 West 73rd
street. New York city. who lute last
night wss found loitering .sbout Pine
Island cemetery. and who entered s
varnish shop there. conducted by s
men named Osborne. pleaded guilty
to the charge this morning and was
fined $200 and costs. The owner of
the shop refused to prosecute as the
man had tshen nothing.
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——fipecial Christmas Dinner. $1.25.
South Norwalk Lunch. 39 So. Main
street.
Fixe new members were admitted
at the special mating of the South
Norwnlk Boat. club held last evening.
and plans wrre made for a four day
hemati- to he. held during the latter
part of January. Final plans arr» lee-
ing mnrlt- for the roast pig supper to
hcld on January 3rd. the next
regular mtrting night. This supp“: is
to be given by the losing team to the
wmirs: Nam in the me-mhrrehip con-
tH-t.
lm
meeting held at Community Phil
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Harry Wright of Van 7.:irult street
1 'rit'rui
and has resumed his
Chris lr‘ny.
dutit-s “"lll'l
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The second ie-nm of the lir-H‘
of the East avenue M. E. chore r:
the l-‘irrstonws (it Scrum k.
t‘ummunity liaii. this t‘\Oi’liY‘.L’.
O
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A number (it local young In
Nurmink to 30 to liothrl this (\emi ::
when the Call l'asiuro Lite (lutiril
team of that t‘tlllii'lilli'l—
it)‘ at haskr‘t hall.
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The Sunng school of the l-Lust :.\
uur- M. F) church Will how-
the distribution of Christmas basin
to the n»-eriy this your. and law m:. it
plans to visit sc-urnl familir-s.
4 _
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'5'
. daughtfl'. Katie Viola. was married to
[East Norwalk
‘ rum 3‘
linisth dinners will be given
Judge- John J. “'alsh is (WNW. ti to
Ms home at Gregory Point by liill' ss.
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Louis Caneyari of Lil-arty Square is
ronflned to his home with no iiitutlt,
:ut the grip.
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Practice of both the, first and MC-
(Iud teams of the East {I‘JHU‘ i2.-:»>'
(‘illh was hcl'i lust (Welling zit tin
organiza tion.
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iii.
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Miss Gertrude l" rillillL’lOi'l (if l‘n"i’
I' aim street is sin“ \ Y‘Qtt‘i‘lrl r: u!
hrr home from an utinrk o! the grii
The advent of wurmtr w‘uthrr 2 te-t
night and the rain has Sl'()li“ri t‘.r
surface of the ice for skating. both (in
itliu Mill pond and t‘manarh’s twill.
in NI hns also made the ice linsnfl’,
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'rank Carliomu one of Hi?! Ir"
rmws’mrs. this morning Silfilflll‘f‘d
slight in;urius “ht-n he fell from lis
‘l-iv'vrlfl “‘lJiI‘ hrmginr (Ht-r .'.v\l."..l
il-llh'ilt'fl of burly morning papers 'l‘hr
nr-rirluni took plm‘c on the “3.01”:
tori ntrnrfi bridge. and tho bm'u ‘\‘“e'i
was damaged to some Cxirrtl. mir-
l-orw went to his home. but
ml to he ahlc to be up and
strain tomorrow.
i? 4 ’-.pr i t»
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Tim lure of “igitrr sports iv :.r’l“
with us. nud tht- npprnl truth: in .~ r
rir'r rn'iimt i-c (W'irinrikrnL item“;
llzntlr. son of 'l‘linnins lizivtrr w‘ Us.
lirvrizt :iwruv tiirunt tr» l"ll'.'?‘. innit
‘trhm IilEll al'lzrml \rytrinlwx :n ‘. nu
.Iiiuvl “tilt sluitizr lit ‘- ' 'l t 'i -
iiirnlr‘. n? :1 Int“ lint. r lust .:.i:‘t
lil‘ futile-r sfnrtt-d out to Stuart“ f-vr
-lillll The turn rhillrliflll l mug m rert'v
”li'r N! fut‘ir-r inrl lift er. nut; mr
li‘im It is host in nl'mv t‘w re ratio r: 7'
draw “ptir nwn ('(“VillSlri' :c in "h
Iii yer. H'll'i'l (if flit“ h'rrt “‘lur "i" (r
-TITlVI “"v'i ('hh'rrintrr‘. r'nr‘u (1‘4" r1
lifii'ir
We Are Daily
studying lists of security holdings
. 1r towns.
£2. ‘\ " followed by a solo dance. "Bub—
: ’- in nd 'by Julia Green. Miss Mur-
e. lirady. popular teacher at the
?.t-\';il school. dramatized Charles
l 1.2» lo iis' “Christmas Carol." which
‘ one next presented. The Cramatis
"\lartha. Cratchit. Carol
for our customers. and in nearly,
every instance are able to recom-
mcnd changes that increase the
maintain the sccuritv
and give a cash profit to the
holder. May we examine yours 7
Maplesf's’Goldschmidt
Opportunity
Opportunity, t‘h e y
say, knocks once at ev-
ery m'an’s door. A sav-
ings account may not
make you rich, but it
will make you ready fur
your opportunity when
it comes. Now is the
time to prepare for this
by starting a savings
account.
The
City National
Bank
’ s‘ rikcr.—Ca.nton News.
D‘ '
Clarence E. Scofleld of LeRoy Ive-
nue is improving rapidly utter his re-
cent operation and is able to go out a.
little every day.
0
Trsiflc Officer Ernest L. Grout had
his monthly day of! yesterday. Con-
stable Clarence H. Scofield substituted
tor Oflicer Great.
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Among the hostesses who will en-
tertain over the holidays is Mrs.
George Smith of Highland avenue.
Mrs. Smith will have as guests at her
home Miss Anne Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Harris and Mr. and Mrs.
William Smith or New York.
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A home wedding was solemnlzed
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Tompkins of the
Post road at 5 o'clock. when their
Frank C. Ives
l‘€‘\ V.
(\ Waterbury. The
Frank Browne pastor of;— the
I] .aptist church of Rowayton. omicist-
Q i.
a.
f .
"-“,’é'-e-
The Noroton Volunteer Fire Com—
w'ill hold a New Year dance at
the hall in the firehouse on the even-
i": of Dec. 20. At th‘, dance, three
av.\y.
'l'lr company has recently ordered a
r-cw t-nzine and needs money. It is
‘ripm’i that a. large crowd will attend
the dance in order to help this worthy
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The Darien Post. 061cc will be open
in Sunday afternoon between the
lmuril or one and tour p. m. and. in
the evening. between the hours oi! 7
and S p. m. Mail will be dispatched
at 4 p. m.. and mail will be received
:it 6:30 p. m. Postmaster Frederick
Smith wishes all to schd and call
‘0? their mail between these hours. as
1‘15 will greatly help the usual Christ-
mas Day rush.
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At the regular weekly rehenrul of
the Community Glee club. this week.
It imautitul walrus skin portfolio and.
.‘i in- ion viere presented to John Sel-
lo-rk bv the members of the club “'1
2) expression of their npprecintlon of
i is snrxices as a. lender. C. W. More.
louse. president of the club. in pres-
: Tiillll: the gift in behalf of the mem-
t-v-rs said it was an inadequate ex-
ixrv'ssinn of the high esteem in which
1! m livid their leader. The Commun-
My Green club is certainly doing some
"me work in the line of chorus work.
:.:.r‘. has gained an enviable reputation,
tn! only among the people of Darlen
-. :-.i in musical circles of scversl near-
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auditorium of the Royle school
was filirri with Dsrien people last.
n: r who attended the tunnel
v'l r entertainment given by
v. i; he n' the Hoyle school. The pro-
pram. u hit it W‘s prepared by Miss
m-
i3.“
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'fl iS
llrvstirk and Miss Hoyt. pleased all. It
'ullnust ('hrimnu cuoll. by the,
i-riys of grades 5. 6 and 7: the “Toys‘
in lwllion." b)‘ the primary clan.
.vrmi‘. :4 in and 1A: sang. "Holly
1,. ans imrl Berries Red.” by Juanita.
w .it-uld, 2A: interpretative dance.
”Tl 1- Dancing polls." by Dorothy
«‘r. M s and Julia Green. accompanied
l\ i:~ilill Green. Dorothy Krebs then
wit-d a solo dance. "Whistling
iwrsnnae of Miss Brady's play fol-
"iws: Time—Noon. Christmas Day.
“Erich—Old London. Scene—The Crat-
rhit home—Bob Cretchit. Vl’illium
(:mnhos. Mrs. Cratchit. Elisabeth Bur-
Et's‘fior. Peter Cratchit' Rodney Les-
t-vr. Belinda. Cratchit. Lois Raymond.
Cooke. two
\nuns: Crotchits. Helen Morehouse
avid \Rarren Green. Tiny Tim. Allen
Mnrchouse. Chorus of Christmas
“nits Christrras solo. by Miss Edith
f‘errwn. accompanied by Miss Louise
i‘nitrr. accompanied the program
\ftlr the play a silver collection was
mlun. the proceeds of which went
l'wvnrds the purchase of s. school Vic-
trt-lrt.
_____________—
The Sultan of Turkey insists that
has not quit his job 'just because.
lw run away from it. He talks like a
’
NOTICE
The Oficers and Directors
of
THE PEOPLES’
TRUST COMPANY
I of ‘
South Norwsik
desire to extend to' you
their sincere thanks for
the'degree to which F011
have contributed to the
Bank’s sneeeu daring the
past yesr.
The hope is earnestly
entertained that the good
cheer of the sesion may
come to you in full mes-
sure and thst the new .
you will be one of greater
hsppiness flan you have
heretofore experienced.
m 8. m3,
Rowayton
The Rev. Frank Browne, pastor of
the Baptist church of Rowayton offi-
chted at a. wedding in Darien yester-
day.
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A large number of ice enthusiasts
turned out last evening and enjoyed
a. fine skate at Chasmer's pond. The
ice is in fine condition and a. good
many people turned out.
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Good tidings prayer meeting at the
Rowayton Baptist church this even-
For Men. Women.“ column at
E. K. BANKS’
DRY Goods arose
Under Meeker!» Hotel
4547 west Washington sous
SOUTH NORWALK. .
:Too Late to Classify.
LOST—One coral ear-drop. between’ '
Van Zant, Washington and Main
street. Finder please return to 8 Be!-
nolds street. East Nor-walk. and. _.re-
ceive reward.
UNDERWEAR
Mount Holyoke Wink
spread despite the efforts 0!
tighten. -lnto «the partitions of
stories above.
The ninety girls who live in the
mitory were in the chapel when it.
tire wss discovered. They bur-rig!
buck and succeeded in saving be!
has peeked in suit cases ready
“their departure tor the Christ”-
‘ holidays.
SEARCH IN VAIN.
MER ROUGE. Ls, Dec.
sou-ch of Louisisns moan Gourds.
men in the waters of Lake Four-obs
for the bodies of two fleged vicfinsi
othoodedrsldenhasbeenunsuocess-g
ml. it was lesrned today.
ing. The pastor, Rev. Frank S.. _
Clarhsrill be present. Letters wiii be JOSE—Small m black and Wm ‘ M “fl". W“ Home
requested and candidates for baptism' ragged-haired dog 011' Railroad m ' '
will be acted upon. nue. Answers to name of Benin. Re-
. . . turn to Goldie Bookmilier. 17 8811- g!
Captain E. A. Yarrow has returned road avenue. Dine St the Old Stead by
to his home. in Rowayton avenue. aft- .,
er .. We: tour or the Western fiifiiflrefi‘w‘fimfi’ THE OXFORD LUNCH.
Staten Captain Yarrow has been " ‘
speaking throughout the West for the ' FOR SALE . and RESTAURANT
benefit or the Near East relief fund. Dodge roadster -----oeo-~§Enu 332;:
\ Ford Iomng, 1921 soooose no .2
Russia. is to have a new minister for Ford touring ............,...... 375 ‘ SOUTH MA‘" STREET .
trade and commerce. What will do Overland touring .............. 8800 3°UT” NORWALKv CON".
her most good is an evangelist to Studebaker roadster sseeccone-os 3200
stage a revival.—Mnnila Bulletin. D0636: touring. 1932 nun-nu 3500 PM". 221.
{Shufeit Bros. 201 W’ashlngton Street,
East Norwalk - Phone 3075. A,
OPENING 0? WINTER —lt you are unable to find thst o ;
TERM Christmas gift. go to Donnelly's um Canan$ :
January 2, 1923. .you will surely find it. -
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL’ LOST—Spectacles. with. horn rims. ;.
New Classes Being ”Formed between Flax Hill Rd ind Post Of- arm ,
at. That Time. 'iice. Reward for return to Sentinel
omce. Gages, Seeds, Supplies. .i
MERRILL BUSINESS FOR slings—AC!) git): MW mini: , ..
your w e's rs as. m e
COLLEGES excellent condition, four new tires. G. D. TIIALEY
including two cords. $225. 00. Mr. K's _
80' "0:02;:ng4 E::2:F°R° car. 0' Connor's Garage, Rsflmd Ave N
FOR SALE-GIRL’S SAMPLE DRES- PHONE 96 DAMN, 00113.;
SES. BLOOMERS. BUDDIES AND
SKIRTS. VARIED ASSORTMENT.
SPLENDID VALUE . JEBGHE
If It, T 1 FRANK .1- co.. 10 MAD N 81‘. “C
We Have It. ‘ 0 ii ERS’
Disston Saws “EE’
Buck BIOS. Chisels eyes examined st least once '3
Is be t 1 In: M, US.
, ’o t er pace to procure as T "<25
Stanley Planes treQ. wreaths. holly. mistletoe, arti- 0° , H
‘ ficial foliage wreaths, plsnts I,“ W "
, and cut flowers of all kinds The (Q
Sand sLevels Morrison Greenhouses. (Joseph F. ._. m _. . ‘
Meckcl. prop.) All wreaths. any size .. .
;desircd. by the way. are made fight G1...“ I“ '33 ‘
- ion the premises. The potted plsnts ‘ ,
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