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Selim NORWALK EVENING SEN'mlEL 9.}
' Christmas Eve Carols Will '
Be Sung This
. Than 1,000 Cities in the U. S.
Hundreds of
never hadnreet caroling on Christ-
mas Eve betel-p have announced the
estsbiishment ot the custom this year.
Muiy in’which the singing has oeen
s Yuletide teottn'c for some time re-
port more elaborate arrangements
than heretofore. The prediction of
the Nutionni Bureau for the Advance-
ment of Music. which has been mak-
ing a. survey on the spread of the
movement in this country. that it
lcsst 1.000 cities would organize the
ccroling hands or "walls" may prove
in he too conservative At any rate.
the note of good chcrr nnd servicc so:
ciesriy sounded in the beautiful old
melodies will “be heard in many more
fpinces than in any prt”-\'i0ils year.
From this year's rrports the most
ccniprchensi\‘e and detailed plan too-
"in street singing. even where it is
boing worked out on s city-wide;
scnlc. appear to have been made in
Philadelphia. where the city M‘lc
iminue and the churches are col-
laborating tor the purpose. Choirs
from 150 churches already have been
pll‘du‘w‘fi to serenade their neighbor-
,pomls and it is expected that more;
Hunt 1“” churches will Join by Christ-
Imns Eve. The bands will number from
Tom singers to sixty or more, and
’mnh “ill be preceded by a Boy Scout
.cnrriln; n. lantern suspended by s
«are. while another Boy Scout will be
pas vl at each cornc'r where a turn is
'in lm mmie. The signal to start will
\.- given thn thousands of cnrolers by
n marching atop the city hall.
Louisvillc. K32. has termed a
Vuhrisimns (‘urol Association. which
'wil innucurnte the singing this your
;.:~vl take chant-2 of it nnnunlly here-
i r The chairman of the associa—
i‘nn is the clcrk of the county cmm.
rind othcrs on the executive commit-
Lirr‘ include the’ music nipervisor or
Lthc public schools. prominent musi-
FINAL-DAY
or SUPERIOR
c9_iI_R__l_ TERM
Julius (‘hristopher L. Avery and la.
i‘, \\':ilrio Marvin of the Superior Cl-
\il “ii'lri. will conclude the Docemiwr.
lcrlu tulifn' with the scheduled dis-
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RRY SHOES
i or Christmas Gifts
.uis Avrick
BU )CK SOUTH NORWALK
pnsllifln o.’ 19 uncontested divorce ac-
lions. A similar number of divorce
cnsvs were heard last Friday. this
nliml-cr living the highest of the term.
in the short calendar session Judge
Marvin will take up tivo petitions int
which no appearance for the defend-i
ants is entered. Judge Avery Will lis-
ten to 14 other applicntlons for mini-
linl scvnrancc. Two other notions
which were wheduled {or trial have
liven ('onlimlml.
List of Cases.
The cases «signed before Judgcl
MarVin are; Msry Prechetto of
llririmvport. against Ray Alexander
i’rwhrlio. mnrricd Jon. 2. 1917. intol-
'crulrlv («molly and statutory offenses:
Mnrjorll- iii-Wolfe Briod of Bridgeport.
riwi Jiillc is. 1920. intolersble cruelty:
limit-ice ii. Doty. married Sept. 3.
lii‘ll. intolerable cruelty: Harriet
Lilnlilflon of New Canaan. against “fil-
hurt Lamb-on. married April 2. 1920.
habitual intemperance; Samuel Glov-
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m l ‘ t. . - infill slur lu "(‘nlwft‘s Valley" and.
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AUTO ACCESSORIES FOR XMAS
obile ()wner Will Be Pleased'with Any Article That C
the Car
rm! cr: nir-l nn ili- 'Hqu the [*ll'ilii‘l“ liris prm'mi us xmpu-'
PREMRU’S is
(zoning DONE.
if your car needs painting, it there
3‘ in trimming work to be done, if there
cities which hover
against Raymond Irving Bried. msr- -
' is nccd or body repairs. slip covers to
’he made or carpets. or in tact any:
=‘ n-aiurn in the shove mentioned lines”.
’ the lirm of J. Promru t. Sons, is in a
pnflliion to do the same correctly in
lb» shortest ibio spsce of time to
assum- a sstis ctory job and better
. still_ at a conservative price. Located
new in new and lsrger quarters. the
new business home of this concern is
a place where things are done in a
Way that makes friends and boosters.
Each department hers is sttended to
by an expert in his psrticulsr line.
J. I’M-mm & Sons. No. 1 Merriit‘
l
Place. opposite Wilson's Hat Shop.
Phone 2855—167“
an Be Used in or on
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A FEW SLGGESTIONS AS GIFI‘S V
FLASHLIGHTS 8M0
sro'r LIGHTS ’ “ogre em -‘ -
LHAIJS TROUBLE LIGHTS TOW BOP” '
CIGAR uamu max I!!!
ASH RECEIVERS . TIRE 0AM
FLOWER VASES r0018 .
CLOCKS mm c..-
MIRRORS PM“ W
STEP runs ‘ mm mum om
' WIPES MON BURNS 1'00! m - ‘4
STOP mom - Dumas .-
TAIL LIGHTS 1'03!) m m” .
AND DELIVERED rm 0’ omen
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GOODS PUT UP IN SPECIAL CHRISTMAS WRAPPINGS . , : p .
CALL AND GET YOUR SOUVENIR .-
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Year in More
Denver. Atlanta. Dstroit. Galveston
and st. Louis. which have hsd the
Christmas Eve caroling for several
years. are among the cities which this
year are making it on ma lorgsr port
of their celebrations. The Denver
groups are being Organised by the
Community Service. with outstance of
almost oil the young people's societies
in the city. Sam. at the groups will ,
wear the tnditional red hood and
cope couumos. Galveston onrolors
will traverse "their town in electrically
docorsted trucks and will visit hospi-
tols snd philnnthropic institutions. In
Atlanta. the Christmas Cnrolers' Asso-
ciation. whose principal object is the
collection of money by the singers {or
the needy. will devote part of ,the
funds gathered this you- to rsiaing
the 812.000 mortgage on Ohnewood
Court Home for Children.
Mayor Van andt of Rochester. N.
Y.. has given impetus to the revival
of the caroling in his city by tasking.
public the following statement:
"Christmas Eve caroling is one of the
customs which helps us forget the
.srli‘lsh things of lite and does All of *
us good. I am heartily in favor at
the revival of cakoling in Rochester.
and I wish success to the effort made
this Christmas." Mayor Brough of
Toledo is soother municisz executive
who has taken the initiative
in extending the practice in his coin-
lmunit'y by calling s. special meeting
{or the purpose in the Council Cham-
iwr. The plans in Toledo include
hw- Christmas'trees travelling on
trucks which will also carry singers
from local glcc clubs.
Smuli towns and villages us as ac-
live in their csroling preparations as
the cities. and this is especially true
of the mining and agricultural dis-
tricts. in one case. Cataubs. County.
N. c.. eight incorporated towns hove
developed A method or interchanging
Hit it csroling hands.
or or Fairiield. against Mae Fitchr-
aid Glover of Bridgeport. married
Dec. 17. 1917. dosertion.
In Judge Avery's side of the court
the following cases nre‘listed; Charles
T. ()sterbcrg of Bridgeport. minst
Anna J. T. Osterbng. msrried Febru-
ary. 1911. desertion alleged: Joseph J.
node or Stsmford. against Ksthertne
MoNally Bode. married Sept. 29, HUI.
desertion: Alice M. Keefer o! Stom—
tord. against Floyd H. Keefer, mar-
ricd April 24. 1908: Rsnnsh H. Fors-
msn. Stratford. sgoinst Carl R. W.
Forsman. married April 21. 1910.4» l mo. hlbitull intsmpennce.
THE PERMANENT;
CHRISTMAS GIFT » I
A' VICTROLA ' :
Give it Victrola and be assured your gift will bring the
greatest; measure of happiness.
We hsvo Vietrolss in a large range of beautiful designs -,
and finishes. Come in and make your selection early.
Ask About Our Buy Payment. Plsn.
A: J. Collins Co.
70-72 North Main Street ’
sortion: Lulu A. Clarke. Bridgeport.
sgsinst Ridgiey J. Clarke. mun-ted»
June 12. 1919: desertion; Anna Mans.
Bridgeport. ngninst Vincent Mona.
married May 28. 1913. desertlon: Lou-
i-I. Munuo. Bridgeport. against dos-
eph Martino, married April is. 1917.
intolerable cruelty: Andrew Nagy.
Bridgeport. sgsln'st Martha Nagy.
married April 2. 19‘”. desertlon: Wil-
fred A. Suprensnt. Bridgeport. against
Bertha L. Suprensnt. married Aug. 16_
1905. dcsertlon: Quinto Richini. lletli-
ei. against Conchstts, nichinl. married
Jan. 17: 1918. delertion; Frances Con-
dict George. Greenwich. against. Al—
bert W. (lion‘s. Jr.. Yonkers. N. Y..
married July 27. 19.15. desertian; Dai-
sy M. Simpson ot hirflcld. against
Chutes C. Simpson,.'msrricd Aug. 10.
1899. intolerable cruelty: Knthloen “‘. .
Smith. Bridgeport. against Walter .H. l
Smith or New York. msrrlod Aug. 21.],
mm Georgia Rapid! a: ‘ '
0.. claims to be the only ,
prohibition agent in tho .Uniisq
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DIVIDEND § NOTICE
146th Semi-Annual Dividend of
Norwalk.Savingstociety"
At a meeting of the Directors omits seciety, held this day,
a dividend
at 'AT THE RATE OF FOUR ’ AND ONE-HALF (41/2)
- . 7
Norwalk, Conn., Dec. 12, 1922.
v
- PER CENT. PER ANNUM
was declared to Depositors from the earnings of the six months
ending December 31, 1922. - ‘
The same will be entered on no
January 10, 1923,
Money deposited on or before’Janus
interest from Imus-5'1. 1923. ' ‘ ‘
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Open Monday Evening, 7 to 8.
‘ DEPOSITS OVER.
0‘
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sabook‘and paid on and after
. , ‘ J
mm, 1923, will draw
35,000,000.
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