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' William Pox Presents
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in his latest seven reel
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“WHILE JUSTICE
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An incomparable cinema
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A New Chapter of
"In the Days of Buffalo
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Comedy . -:- News
Chrihtmas Day
A holiday um um will give
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Paramount Presents
An all star cast in one of the
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At 7 and 9
A pro-release presentation for
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ln hls latest seven reel
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“WHILE JUSTICE
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Monday—Tuesday
Wednesday
Santa Claus Keith ls coming
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Entertainment yet offered.
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Snappy models for
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Special bright efl'ects
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Knit Jackets for women
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picture by Artist Suttgficld.
The chase is nearly over.
forest will be safe.
hunger drive tlwm to it.
fortunate, for sheer joy of it. among
“FEED-M-
oon at tho ltoynl James hotcl.
Vice lirgcnt Miss Catherine Nottlvtun.
of Derby. wrre among the nationall
and state oillcers who attended the
luncheon and business meeting that
;I0llo“'t’ll. The ofllccrs were
:gcnt oi tho Norwalk Chapter; >
[George liurnum, lccnl vicc norm and,
illlt'llilll‘l's oi the Advisory Board.
ltoynl ;
f The dining room of the I
lJnmcs was nicely arranged for the.
lunclwon will: holly nnd Christmusl
lgfi‘vi'lla. About m-Vi-nty nttcndod lhc
illinch «in. llummllutrly following the;
ilunchcon. a business session was held}
l'l'ln- business snrslon was brief and,1
was [illltnh'll by a social hour.
i In gout Mrs. .‘tlchusland road a;
ilclicr of rcgrct over hrr inability lol
he prr-svnt m. the luncheon from
jl’ra-slllrnt Uv-m-rnl Mrs. George May-
nard Minor. .\lr.3. Minor congratulated
the chnptor upon attaining its thirti-
Olh birthday.
The formal program opened with
two whistling selections. ”The Blue-
Bird" and a “Spanish llunce” remit-r-
ed by Mrs. McCanslnnd. The selec-
tions “'t‘l‘t‘ \cry well received.
Mrs. Mchnsland rend the that rc-
port made by :he Norwalk Chapter to
the state organization. The report
was [”1133er by the into Mrs. ll. J.
lilll, the tlrrt regent of the chapter.
The rcpo'rt showed ihnt the Norwnlk
Chapter was organized in December
1892 with twelve members. It. is
composed of dirt-ct descendants of
men who fought in the American
Revolution. An interesting feature
was that the fact that Mrs. Charles
Quintard. one of the original twelve!
charter members, was present at the!
an’alr yesterday.
Mrs. Robert \Vay read an interest-
ing paper which described in an in-
trrru'slinR manner the history of the
Old Town House loc‘tcd on East Wall
street. Following this Mrs. Rachel
Anderson, Ame‘ricanizatlon director.
gave a. brief talk in which she made
suggestions whereby the Norwalk
Chapter could aid in the Americani-
mtion work: that is in making
foreigners better American citizens.
Vice President General Mrs. Deni
congratulated the Norwalk chapter
upon being the fourth chapter organ-
ized in Connecticut. She spoke of
the success of the patriotic manual
printed by the National organization
and told how more than 75,000 copies'
had been distributed.
state Regent Mrs. Charles Bissell
spoke of the fro-operation between the
state and national departments and
also told of the importance of the
D. A. R. magazine the only magazine
devoted entirely to patriotic liters.-
ture. _
State Vice Regent Miss Nettleton
described the furnishing 0‘. a. room in
Continental Hall for the use of the
President General. .
The promm closed with the salute
to the flex. Follow! 3 the former
program, ‘memrrv-s ot the local chap—
ter: had the opportunity of being
made uguainted with the state and
national oflicers while Mrs. Milton
Celeburn and Mrs. Christian Sweats
Welded over the coflee um and re.
treshments were served. _
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Daughter to Grams Decline and
‘ WEHBURG. Dec. :8.--A' den -
tea-whose: '
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li‘a'r north in the snow country. timber wolves are running in packs——
their winter combinations for waging warfare.
A wolf pzit‘k. closing in on :i pursued deer, is shown above in the pen-
The fangs of the lead~wolf are about to hams
string the tendons of the dcer'e hind leg.
while they alternately gorge and hay the yellow moon. other deer in the
For wolves kill only to‘ satisfy their hunger—keep themselves alive. The.
more brutal life—murder and wnr———thoy leave to humans.
With stomnchs filled. wolves do not again sock prey until the pangs of
No wringing the life hlomi from the poor and un-
preyinr: proiiteering wolvcs of uncalled civilization
As you study Snttorflcld's picture. this will occur to you:
lwcnusc they are orunnlzod. The deer lose lltT‘CflllS“ thcy nr not Organized. You
3 never bar of dr blinding togthcr to face a common cut-my
l‘lilt‘il ill‘Pl‘ for himself. and tho others can shift for themselves.
lcnrn .mew the valuc, to each individual. of all projvcts that band us together
for [lie common good of all. Therein is the way to conquer the wolves 0! life.
30TH BIRTHDAY Summary of
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Norwnlk Clmpir r, Daughters of the"
Revolution. cclrbrntmi its thirtirth;
anniversary Thursday by entertaining}
national and state oliicflrs at a lunch— Wurgsh nt train Wrecking.
Vice l’rvsidcnt General Mrs. John;
Lnldlnw lli‘ul; Slate urgent .‘ivs.’
Charles inset-ll of ’l‘orrington; Slate
Ci'llv‘r-p
itained by Mrs. M. J. Mchuslnnd t‘e-,
Mrs. E
{that ri'pvnte‘d il‘rcs in Catholic institu‘
.incrrnscs in production and distribu-
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Then the wolves will (out. And
wolvos. A. diil’crent story, among the
The wolves win
From this.
Morning News
L'nyirldlm: attitude of Turks again
aims sniisfnctory hopes or Near East
(Tum. rcnmv ii‘. l.n:lsu.nne.
lfi‘ish (lovvrnni- ul drclilch to 075ml)-
lirsl' system of l‘lOCkllOlIEPB to nopl
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'l‘hoilsnnlie of
students protest
Ghoul. l'nivcrslty
ll-liun.
Pope Pius contemplates important
clicycllcnl cont tiling program of his
pontiiicntc.
Belgian university
against changing
into Flemish lnsli~
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Labor makes substantial gains in
Australian general elections.
Unrdinnl Loirue criticises lush:5
Nin‘lhvrn Government for rrfurnl toi
rclnx curfew restrictions, which:
would prrmit Catholics to attend;
n‘xiclnlcbt mass in Armagh Cathedral?
Christmas Eve. l
I‘rl‘lllltl" Poincare commits French;
Government to ratification of \‘i'nnh-é
inglon naval ngi'ecmcnt. '
Abraham Becker convicted of ilretl
m-groe murder in causing death or
wifc. who was found buried in shal-
low pit.
Ant-(i Cardinal Begin 0: Quebec says
lions provide grcnlcsl trial of his llie.
Joe Lynch guts Judges' decision in
cruilcst with Midget Smith for ban-
lnmwclkht title.
Railroads report that Christmas rush
ir and out of New York in heaviest. in
city‘s history.
llriarclmc Lodge insures
champion. Gene Saracen.
against accident or death.
Typhoid rate increases from 7.8 pct-
100,000 of population in 1920 to nine
in l’nltr-d States rcgistrailonnrcs.
November business conditions show
golf
ror $100,000
tlon, govcrmncnt report shown.
valve thousand square miles of
Pacific ocean’s bottom charted by
[‘nlicd States destroyers.
Great photographic plates bearing
pictures of stars near the sun reach
Lick Observatory for test of ‘ ‘
theory. - Einsttin .
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SOUTH NORW’ALK CONGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
Christmas will be tittinzly observ- '
ed at the church in three services on
Sunday, commencing with the church
service rollowing the Sunday school
on Sunday morning. continuing with
the evening service. when the "Mira-
cle Play at the Nativity" will be
and by the observance of the
usual carol service at 6:30 on Christ-
mas morning. On account or the
preparations which have been made
for the evening service, ' the church
will have quite a. ditrerent appearance
at the morning worship hour. There
will be no Sunday club at noon this
week. but in the evening at 1:80 the
committee. led by Me's. F. 1. Smith.
and assisted by the choir. win present
the first local version or an old E ~-
llsh Miracle play. known esthe "1:15-
acle Play of the Nativity." This will '
be the story of the out
shown in living characters and nude.
It will be a most impressive and la.-
cred service. The taro! “Noe. held
at 8:30 Monday morning. following
the custom or some years ‘
ing arranged, Mrs. MaoCans‘lnnd and
Supt. Ferris being- the' committee. Pol—
lowing the elnglns‘ or Christmas m-
ole. light btm‘wlu be Ierved ‘0
all who lttend. «All who love to sing
these age-old carols are invited to at-
tend. ' l V
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The Christmas entertainment and
good time low the Sunday school can.
dren win he observed Thur-saw evfin- .
int. December nth.» his o'clock.
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Bevhme Press Goes Out of 3mm”;
NEW YORK. Dec. 23’1“ rm
vinne PM one of the oldfi‘SttEv ..
ins establishments in the dunes,“
going out of business Jam 4 tr
Bothwell, president. announcfima _
first? decision,rewlt9d from ned .
lens gee flight!” of me“ 5“ e '
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set-w ‘ “19‘“
or the school. The Baron ' t , .
children are tnvltod to attend. a well ney
as the triendsot the church.
Oomtawarmhran whisked es.
coped from'jBellsivuj-Hfowital. where
, . - he wanderomtion for having
Mrs. Anderson, . the lee or or the m and. Madame manner. tor-
Amflieanlsstton' class held"; at film In " '
Franklin :eoheol. has ”311%?th
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