. DECEMBER 23. 1922.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENIN V. 'GSENTINEL' ‘ *‘
TY AND VICINITY NEWS .NOT‘
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train at
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ho has hwn con-
for tho past week,
his duties M
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as Flinn! r
is spending tlw
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rich. 3') Sn. .‘ollllll
The r‘airficid County Savings Bunk
. mpmyns are enjoying s Christmas
2:. .~ this afternoon.
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‘i’v'sierday. Dec. 22nd,'wss the stsrt
‘ of winter (officially) sud was also the
shortest. day in the year sccording to
the slmsnacs.
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-—Spectsl Christmu Dinner. $1.25.
South Norwalk Lunch. 39 So. Msin
street.
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Schrivcr. night
l \ustln's Garage, was (taken down with
l l. Severn cold which will confine him
i in his home for some time.
George clerk Cf
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(l of 1‘” llxmmltll
(i u”. (.“Mrmt. ‘ » Order for Christmas early. other-
nmfmgwd “m ‘uiw you may be disappointed. F‘ull
“firm sit" k 0 full goods for Saturday. Ban-
. s ' I‘ .llwrx. .. Munroe street.
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St i'sll’e. bunch .
l l W. Nov 1’. Polllwv has again resumed
- - ltzls tlllllws lit Austin's Garage After
4.. N. .1 2‘ p «litmus: lllllllni‘t’ to his home for n
.9. “3‘”, 7-9.; immuth will». :i \ery serious illness.
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i'l‘t'llin'lt‘J \‘phm! tn
., pr .wpt lli ’ ~-Tl¢-nd Austin's Garage advertise-
: (”r H... ,g. "1.4,”... nlnnt for gift suggestions.
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'- . Mr, and Mrs. I‘vrcy m. John of sn-
mq. Ilium-"V" 33 j”. iwrmmn nxvllllr are the proud parents
ill: l3. ".1 My 1 n.’ :l llill‘Y girl born last night. Mother
lill‘lt'l llvlrfiltvr nre «loinglniCely.
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tlilnlls tlfwl in l Full lino Hf auto accessories
aw .tl't‘ ll! follows ‘ Anny-ll Kuhn. .
Jan. Slatllfor-l. ‘4 ° '
aka r lnrlrriml I'll ‘4‘ mi r-r‘u u.’ thn li‘irst district police
v l‘ winnu Um ;:. 5 *4» ll- rw .».-g...,1 I‘llristmns postal curds
Mm JW‘l‘ll “33". :1 member if the
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ll'ctllilfi ('lnlzll‘h
its I"! “m Salvltinnl ’l‘lxirty \‘lllllii‘t'l‘l clllnyeri the. snnual
mulun “ill lvv ll' lllfillll‘lhlllldfl in») lullty [it the Norwulk
tumuuuw it it luly Nllrarry ycstrrllay nltcrnoon.
ff I‘ll" llll \Vul-llwn (illiihfi .llli reinsllmt-nts wore en-
wrilzl t, .wvl lumm’ w -,. «2‘ ulll lilt re \wra girls as well ss‘
«ml “it: it'll illullfl tl iv .ll’l illllt tor the little ones.
. -,.. l'lVHil mu '4“ 'llv pulv shirt ll about 3:30 o'clock
rr . q- 'f”‘¢‘. it iii and last-«l until .7 A pleasant. time
.. v.15 luivl ivy lllt‘ (‘illi»lrt'n.
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1m lww‘lia paw tile will like a motor meter.
gm'r .ll ilmirvl‘y‘s Austin‘s Garage.
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e Jutli'pll A. li'rllis of 350 Hawley sve-
li .luvol»; & Son's'mm. llrlllgv port reported to the police
strrPY, chum-veil .tl Til. o'clock this morning, that
5mm“- 9H1; mm: 1wtillv barking an auto truck driven
m... purl»: wgm lnlvl x>v llllli. on North Main street. he
mtrlxnlnn wart il”“«
”his; ll il‘\‘ ml Law vaooL
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mt.i lilillldl‘i‘l sir-“cl.
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will. .‘v. .-
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nit“) l: its
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L‘l'ul!» wt
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“a“ lurk Police department.
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lmllvs' fur hats. $3 to 35. O'Brien.
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C‘mttllnb, s. student at the
is spending the
("llristmns recess at the homo of his
rnrontw. ‘Mr.
\lnrrls
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~lints for Xmas. 150 to 33.00.
‘ll'llrilrll.
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El 'Fl‘ll’N‘l“! of tho Nor-walk Polite de-
l’lilrlllil'lt? [lr't‘ helm: rrmembered by t.
‘ ‘ll-at uf Friend.- with hnndsnmn Christ-
clftu ’l‘llr- gifts rnllge from Ch
lglnl (‘5: in nm'ktlfifil.
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lire iT‘lmlmth Mylml has announced
we lhv l'i‘ll'tfz'llls‘l’l or her daugho
by. Him: Ruth A. Mylml to Louis J.
lrtws fl-li M M". lmll Mrs. “1”"
l! .lwluet. n.’ \sziptvrt No date has
'll s~t (Hr th'~ Wilding.
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3 M li‘ull lino or auto ucccuories.
Aaron Kuhn.
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: illIlllli ll into lln automobile driven by
“f 31'), whi'n vim“ \. lu‘. liarizly u.’ 72 Sawtown avenue.
ilnrn “tn llll'r'f“ lll' ulna: mm of the lens of the pair
0 pl' ‘3”. lfit‘l", \‘l-f‘ luci'lllKl’ilfi.
FIsf‘Qr“! in l‘v w’l ‘ ‘ ‘
u w” ml .1. my n ; Wrmi chums-w“. most acceptable
1cart. Austin‘s Garage.
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rk-w .wm. 3' vs“ .r‘K 'l‘li" salr of Plum island and For.
“I... n. u. {tic l: in: r 1». Lung island Sound, at which
w M .- “Hm: ll.l.mv Nuruulk soldiers were stationed
‘lt’vri' (illli «luring the war. is au-
0 Jilnrwnl in a. hill Introduced in the
\Vl‘liv-n ,l '“tlhllv' lit \Vashll'gion. recently. The
, m.. .4... «,3 w ' lolll 212m llvltllorlzes the sale of Light-
42m“ MM...“ . filll'lliSV‘ l'nint, near New Haven. and
p. ,,..', ‘v 0,, (m..... J jsllmu' iffy (Illltr [iroprrties which the
,h‘. \Vltnrlulrw u tr 'l'plil‘llll"l'll no longer needs for
.. H... . n17} allllllllllfy purpose;
~. 3.. t. or» first ‘ ' ‘
. i .H in ”mi in wV'elmlr hat. Nice present, U'IIl‘ien.
1,... r. .», 1 t, thus? ' ' .
p, .. . “nil 3l.’lll.‘l£"l‘ M. ii. Nutting played Sun.
in (‘lmls yesterday sfternoon st 4
. 'a‘wrmk, when the employees of the
, - , M , ., .. " Hvlllmr'rt‘lul department of the l0€ll~
, 1., "c , llirphnnfl exr‘h'ing'? held their Christ-
" 4, J ,.... 2,, .i,. mus trco. party and exchsngs of
a w .. ;» Kitts. lere were two grab bag!
:“lwl many amusing exchanges were
. girllr Refreshments were served
’1 i .5 Illll on 'llklfly‘nlll“ social time was
In) | 3., i I‘ n, a...“ ts‘vl 'l‘lw tram: departmcnt will
I f,‘ m!" 4.. \z‘ r- _ hold its Christmas Cc-lcbrntlon this
n l‘»’::"ll"lese nn.ly“”l’”“3 “"mkv . . .
p.12 '. r .. .nm mt:
u; m..”. ,. 4 (, ‘ " Alltomnlli‘.» llrlll‘s um! um insuring
WM! “ M Austin‘s (torture.
inn 5- pt: ;:_i‘ll r
.k!‘ “gm
4 “ml is m at
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1 —— FOR XMAS GIFTS —
’1‘"; l"(*";":} ”‘1”? You sud Huylsr's Ohmistss, Do
' [32:13. c.1952”. mettle and Imported Perfumery.
K,oda.irs Combs. Brushes, Wster
. lBottles Oigsrs, Writing Pspers,
filly and Faitlrrlm etc
Hm! nui’l'!
rpm till,
NM (‘0.
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Mazda
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.1 can?” Stillson-Powell Corp.
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ID END NOTICE.
ng of tho Board of Directors of the South Nor-
Bank, llnld this day, a dividend at the rats of
all . i l 2: per cent. per snnum was declared
rvl {rum the earnings of the bank for the six
Lit-(ember 31 1922.
end will be entered on pass-books and psid. on
a ry 10th,1928.
Om LWWMET
"007me ’ '
ALDIN ”LIAN... W
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and Mrs. I. Gnttlicb of
Tbs South Norwsik Savings Bank
will be. open from 7 to 8 p. m. to-
night, and will be closed all day Mom
day. Christmas Day.
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-—-H'srris 4: Guns. That's all.
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Christmss exercises were held yes-
terdsy afternoon st St. Mary’s paro-
chisl school. Each child was pre-
sented with s. gift. a remembrance of
the holiday.
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Edwsrd Tracey s student at the
University of Pennsylvania is spend-
ing the Christmas. holidays with his
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Edward J.
Trucey of “‘cst avenue.
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—-Hsrris I: Guns. That's sil.
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There will be special masses st St.
May’s church Christmas. There will
be a. high mass at 5:30 a. m.: low
mgucs at 7. 8 and 9 and a solemn
high mass at 10:30 o'clock.
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The North AtlsnticOystcr Farms
Inc. followed its usual Christmas cus-
tnm this year of presenting to each of
the employees of the South Norwnlk
Post Office. a can of certified Scal-
shipt oysters”
s . s
~deistor covers. another fine gift.
Austin‘s Gsrnge.
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The snnusl banquet of the Mc-
Kinley Club of Connecticut “'ll‘l 10
held January 29 at the Hotel Elton.
Waterbury. Reservations for tnlrlls.
which must be sent in by January 9.
becsuse of the limited seating ca.-
pacity of the hotel banquet room.
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~Hsrrls &. Guns.
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The first case of influenza to be offi-
clally reported to Dr. Robert 1-}. Por—
due. health officer. were brought to
attention last night. Three pcople~
are down with the disensvu They mrn
Mary Dior-lo. of 18 Clay Slrf‘l‘l. mull
.‘ir. and Mrs. Jcscph I‘rnmer, Sound-
V‘lew avenue.
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-——Cloth and seal caps for Xmas.
O‘Brien. l
That's All
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The mutual assault cases of Sign,
mund Baikal. and James I’llskOs, lr()lll'
of Rockland road. were board before
Judge George H, Vosburgh in the
downtown court this morning. I‘lllfi“
lley Abraham \V'oi’sey of Stamford
represented Bulkn and Attorney Paul:
R. Connery represented, Puskos. No
decision had been given in the matter
at press time today.
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~Come to the carol service at. St.
Psul’a, Sunday. at 5:00.
a 0 0 3
cm-
ployeo of the Central 'I‘rust Companv.
today was prcsentcd with a. prize of}
25 in gold for-having obtained that
largest lumber of new depositors all
the bank since October 1. lmlr other]
girls in the contcst received $5 each.’
They were: Miss Charlotte Kitslngcr.
Miss Agatha. Hayes Miss Edna. 1.0m,
den sud Miss Helen Kitsinger.
s s s i
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Miss \Vnilay Gottscham an
—Old Christmas csrois. St. Paul,
tomorrow. Everybody invited.
Trinity church notices. Rev. C. S.
Lewis. M. A.. rector—4th Sundly in
Advent. Calendar for the week be-i
ginning Dec. 24: 7:30 n. m.. holy
communion. 9:30 a. m.. Cllllrc‘h‘
school. 10:30 a m.. morning prayer;
and sermon. 4: no p. m. choral excn-‘
song and address.
Monday (Christmas Dam—6:30 a.
m.. Holy Eucharist (plain). 7:30 n.;
m.. Holy Eucharist. (plain). 10 a. m .f
choral Eucharist. -
Thursday——7:30 a. m.. evensonz. j
t'cnd and holiday with Miss Van Coe-
:Slt‘vard Frank Hollywood is to serve
.iill‘ lilo dinner.
I.m.l children will take part. and there
mature of special interest will be the
land I].
East Norwalk
Allfred Bocrum of Osborne avenue
is ill at his home with: severe cold.
,
W. R. Austin is still confined to his
home. 51 Seaview avenue. with a. se-
vere cold.
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The Misses Kimmlch of Osborne
avenue had the choir of Christ church
at their home last evening for re-
hearsal.
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The regular weekly meeting of the
Radio Association of Norm-all: was
held at. the Liberty Square club rooms
last night.
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Miss Minerva Wartmann and siier.
Miss Agatha. are visiting with rela-
tlves on East avenue over the week
end and hoiidnv.
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M. Sopshln of Liberty Square, who
injured one of his wrists in s fall re-
cently. is fast recovering from the ef-
fncts of his injury.
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Tomorrow evening at Christ church
the regular evening service will hire
the form of a. Christmas carol service
starting at 7:30 o’clock.
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Fred. H. Jams of 10 Cove avenue
has purchased a superior Chevrolet
Simian from the local agent. “I. R.
Austin of Austin‘s Garage.
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“'ord has been received here of the
birth of a. dauglltcr. Jeanette. to Mr.
and Mrs. Allie Anderson. now of
l‘irldgeport and formerly of Osborne
avenue.
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Miss Dorothy Ti. Mott and Miss
Jeanette Van Com-eran of New Ha-
vvn. are spending the Christmas week-
wring's parents. Mr. and ,Mrs. C. Van
(‘oeverlng of Gregory Boulevard.
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A Christmas dance will be held at
the Norwalk Country Club this even-
ing. Spvidei’s orchestra. from 'Bridge-
port will furnish the music as usual.
a special dinner this evening,‘ and
will also serve. one tomorrow. A num-
‘. o r of reservations hmc been made
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On Tuesday evening of next week
11w Sunday school of the Advent
i'hristiun church will hold a special
Christmas exercise. The young people
“ill be a feature for the little tots. A
bringing in of class contributions to be
:ippllwl on the church debt.
Rowayton
Annmmmment has been made of
ilw tn!‘:i§:"lnf’nt of Doris E. Kicker-
son. of Highland Avenue. Rownyton,
lrving Albrecht, of Darien.
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A compensation award totalling
M. Railis Wm. Manes
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2216
8:00 p. m.. Church school Christmas:
part .v.
We Are Daily
studying lists of security holdings
for our customers, and in nearly
every instance are able to recoup
mend changes that increase the
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ROODNER BLOCK
General Electric
Lamp; lotors
CHURCH and A88 TT
~— Successors to -—
Norwslk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
Ellison Mazda
TRACTOR,
incorporated .
Electricsl Construction and Repairs
Phone 1496
income, maintain the security.
and give a cash profit to the
holder. May we examine yours 7 l
MaplesEePGoldschmidt V
WILLIAM W. DAWSON, Jr.
ARCHITECT
127 Wsshington 8t. Phone 910
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
portunity
Opportunity, t' h e y
lay, knocks once at. ev- i
cry m‘an’s door. A sav- l
ings account, may not
make you rich, but it y
will make you ready for ;
your opportunity when
it comes. Now is the
time to prepare for this
by starting a savings
account.
The
City Nafional
For the convenience
of its customers, the
People’ a Trust Co.-
will be open Saturday
evening from. 7 to 8
p. m. to receive depo-
sits.
People’s Trust
‘ Company
South Norwsik, Conn.
First Isak Under the Beluga
on Wsshington Street.
84.93! wss yesterday mode by Com-
mlaioner E. T. Bucklnghsm in furor
of Ella H. Rocheum,Ds.r-ien. widow
of Willing: Roche. s. painter. who died
July 11.1931. 01', .klnmrles received
when he fetlgwhile engaged M; the
home of Edwurd F. Weed. The com-
missioner’s order directs Wood to my
8180 tuner-.1 aspenses and $16.50 I.
week for six years.
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Rowsyton Methodist church 11.13.
Schnert. psstor.-—Suudsy morning at
7 s. m.. a. Christmas praise service.
This service is for everybfiy. Let no
one ruin it. At 10 s. m.. the regular
Sunday school session. 11 oclock.
morning worship nnd Christmas ser~
mon. The Christmas festive program.
rendered by the Sunday school at
7:15. A beautiful progrsm has been
prepared sud the church auditorium
will wear a festive garment snd s.
charming Christmas tree will be in
place. We inviteeverybody to come
and enjoy the happiness of the even-
ing with the children. A fro: will of~
ferlng will be received for the sufler—
ing children in the Near East. Let us
all share in this gracious oflering. And
most certainly do we wish for all s
joyous Christmas.
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“Christmas Stars" will be the sub-
ject of the morning sermon st the
Rowayton Baptist-church. Dec. :dih.
This will be the last Christmas Sun-
day of the present pastor. Rev. Fran:
S. Clark. whose pastorate closes Jan-
evening service there will be a. Christ-
mas baptism. with a Christmas mes-
sage by the pastor. "The Best Gift."
Church prayer and praise service on
Thursdav evening at 8 p. In. On Fri-
day evening will occur the annual
Christmas entertainment consisting of
entertsinment in the auditorium at
which many were present.
was beautifully decorated with gr cas.
program follows: .
Physical Culture Drill—Sixth grade.
Ammflflflmfl
UNDERWEAR J,
For Min, Women" and Children st
E. K. BANKS’ -
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mshscksmo Hotel
45-47 West Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
snd had many friends who deeply re-
gutted to, learn of his demise. He.
left here some time ago for the West
and. on December 12th. wrote u letter
to’frtcndslhere. In this he expressed
the opinion that his end was near. and
that he wanted to send a. farewell
message to his friends.
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On Thursday evening the pupils of
the Baker school gave s. Christmas
There isn’t I gift tint
would please HIM more titan
the gift of a HIGKO'K BEE! r.
~with his initial, monogrsmf‘
or fraternal emblem on the:
buckle. It’s just the sort. of
gift he would select fox-Jun i
self. ' "
The name HICKOK is s
GUARANTEE of the belt
that. human skill can pro-r
duce. *
We sell the fusions HIQi”; .
KOK products. “
$1.00 to $10.00 s'sd up.
Th3 hall
s. Christmas tree and poinScfias. The
Christmas Carol—O Little Town of
Bethlehem~SchooL
Recitntion—The Two Sides—Philip
Krisler and Russell Armstrong.
Song—Kris Kringle—Third grade pu-
plls.
Christmas in Other
grade pupils.
Song—We Th. 'ce Kings of the Orient
Are-8chool
nods—Fourth
uary 'l'. 1923. according to m, resig- Recitation—Miss Joseph Frate.
nation. which was handed in Dec. Christmas Carol—School.
15m The mom,“ wonmp begin, a ,Recitstion—The Visit or a. Nicholas NM
10:30. with appropriste Christmas "Mlfl Josephine Watson. -
music and a. solo by Franklin Clever- Miss “"853, “05" “3 “1 chars! ._ l . h;
‘ey_ The church Bible school assem- of the music. and her assistants were: CHANGE IN m;
m.., at 13 noon. and the Y. p, 3, (11;, Miss W'lllla'ms Miss Valentine. Miss BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 233,-;-—‘
service 1. held at 7 p. m. At the Neuger. Mrs. H'eruon~ Miss C Tory Charter Revision Committee of-
city yesterday recommended to ‘fi
locrl board or alder-men the; the has:
Carol—Silent Night—School. ,
Recitation—Santa Claus—onenrv lane.
County—Santa Claus and Mother
Goose Land—Grades 1 and 2. made a permanent one with Q.
Carol—Hark! The Herald Anszcls or :12 000 lnstesd of 84.090 ":33
Sing; present.
a Christmas family psgeunt. together
with the. class gifts to the children.
All are invited to all these services.
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The first and second grades of the
Rowayton school taught by Miss
Beatrice Rudder. but a. fine Christ-._
mas program yesterday ntternoonq
Many parents Attended the exercises.
The. program follows:
Recitation: Seeing Sants, Claus by
Theodore Prince.
Song "Santa. Claus Lsnd." by en«
tire. class. ,
Recitation: A gift to Suits by
James Rees.
A Christmas Jingle. by Betty Funk.
Alfred Taylor. Adelaide Wolf. Jack
Ausscnhoffer Grace Bowman. Eleanor
Shipman. Lester Phil-child sud Glsdys
MacKowsky.
Play: The Lay Snowflslles by nil
of Grade One.
Recitation: A Christmas Shoo Bird
by Grace Bomn.
Song: America. by both cisues.
All the rooms in the school. had
Christin s. which were given by
some of th parents of the children.
Darien
D. J. Brenlg and family hove gone
to New York for the winter.
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Mrs. Billinghsns and children of
Stamford are spending the week end
and Christmas at the home of Mr. sud
Mrs. Ernest L Grout affine Post road.
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John M. Case of Phillips Academy.
Andovcr. Mass. is spending the Christ-
mas holidsys with his psi-eats Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Case.
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Charles Delgado and Min Vivian
Turville will spend Christmas with
Mr .and Mrs. “'srren Schyrver of the
Old King's Highway.
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The Christmas exercises of the Da-
Prize Canary Heard by Radio
lMohnswbohsppenc-dtousteninons We 1
‘noenttyhesrdmebestuunedvoicstntheeumm ‘- w
of "Baby Grand." dedlred world's mm st J,“ .1.
tionsl Rolla- contest held here. Frank agar. in cm. ls Ibo-a ,1
while “Bubs Grsnd" broadcasts trills. -_._’ M . 1%.
,M
rlen Methodist Episcopal church will
be held in the church on Sunday even.
ing at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Mor-
gan will deliver an sddress.
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Dar-ten Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. J. W. Morgan. psstor.—-Serrnon.
Sunday morning: "The World's Great-
est Need." The‘ evening service will
be given over to the Sunday school.
whichecwiil express its Christmas
cheer sud glsdness in the distribution
of gifts to every member of the school.
Rev. Morgan will address the school
on the subject: "A King in Disguise.”
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THE PEOPLE’S TRUST CO. '
79 Washington Street South Not-walk, Conn.
First Bank Under the Bridge.
manner Harlan.
Farolw, DECEMBER 22. 1922. .4» ,
At a. regular meeting of the Board of Directors. held this idsx. 4% j
“as voted THAT INTEREST AT THE RATE OF 4 1-2 Pm
PER ANNUM BE: PAID TO DEPOSITORS IN THE SAVINGS :D‘. ‘
PARTMENT FOR THE Six MONTHS ENDING APRIL 1". ms. ’ _ .
MONEY DEPOSITED IN THIS DEPARTMENT ON 03 8mm;
Word was meeived here this morn- JAN. 10 WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JAN. Int. 1933. ’ . ,
ing of the desth of Nuthsn Rush. In . » SAMUEL 8. VELSOR.’ ,. x, .
the county Hospital at Los Angelou. W.
Cal.-. on December 19th; Mr. Nash .
was for may yesrs s resident here. ‘ 1 ~
tiou of city attorney in third” I
Norwalk Chronicler