PAGE SIX v—m— Shapiro Bros. LIV! ITO“ a! nowann rm: NBA Service Stall Correspondent 80mm ‘07 NEW ‘ YORK.—Co-opcration be- lverybody in the Family. tween American labor unions and the IO. NORWALI. CONN. 123 WASHINGTON s-rassr working people of Europe is one of the aims of M. Albert Thomas. former French minister of munitions and new director of the International Labor dice of the League of Nations at Mahackemo Block Leading Tobscconlsts WE RECOMMEND LORD ROMEO Mild Hsvsns Blond 5C Each are much better off now than before _ And _ the war." he said. "But there is _ much chaos in Europe that the trades Sc—-—-2 for 10¢ unions of Amtfi'ica might help to Phone 1581 Geneva. Monsieur Thomas says he is here unofficially. on the way back from an official visit to Canada. But before his departure Jan. 20 be will confer with Samuel Gompers. the American Federation of Labor. and other labor leaders. and visit Bos- ton. Chicago and Washington. "Working people as a world unit eradicate. Officially I know little of labor con- ditions here. But they seem very good. Thomas Urges U. s. Laborto ‘ ' Oust Chaos From Europe president of i ”if Wages and living conditions are bet~ ter. “We in Europe desire America's co- operation. But of course it is dial- cult since you here in America are not members of our international labor organization. “Privately. however. American la— bor can help. By our example you can help improve European labor con- d.tions in a physical way." Monsieur Thomas said that during 1920 and 1921 physical conditions of labor in Europe were better. although, tmre was a decrease in the political uen~e of trades unions. “Now conditions are not so good," he said. "But in some countries we see an improvemmt in political influ- ence. This is especially true in Eng- land. Sweden and Switzerland. Much good can be done politically by labor.i "I feel there is a movement on in' the United State: that will benefit l-rurope. I am hero ony as an observ- er—and for unomcial conversations—- but I will observe with great care and hotter than anywhere in Europe. ex- ccpt perhaps for the immigrant class. I GAS STOVES and TRINITY CHURCH NOTES. ! The children's Christmas party will he given tonight in the parish hall. Since today is the Festival of the Holy HEA I ERS innocents. there will be evensong at 72.10 p. m. The offering will be given to the Near East relief. A feature of - the ovilorminrnvnt in the hall will be; The Connecticut Light m. 31...... play. "Bethlelmm."‘ Adults, :15 Will as children. are invit- and Power Co. ..., 67 Wall 89- 'l‘hn rm tor takes occasion. through the “Notes." to express his heartfelt «- ' rarty last week. and desires to Imanire attention and will try to see ways by which the United States can help." thanks for the generous purse of gold given himself and Mrs. Lewis at the parish of their iation for the the members of th most grateful app handsome gift. The results of the every-member canvass are highly gratifying. al- though, at the outset. many were slow in sending in their pledge cards. Unli‘ a very few have yet to report. and the end of the canvass is near. The du- plex envelopes are now ready for dis- ‘ cxhorts his flock to “start the New “Docs that make the lad a steplad- tribution at all church services—and. in tact. mummies have 11% been placed. It is an. to report there were a goodly number of new subscribers. The Christmas services were largely attended._ The music at the choral celebration was of high excellence. Some of it will probably be repeated next Sunday. The Christmas offering is still coming in. and the final results will doubtless be heartening. It is quite elident that the year will close with a splendid showing in finances. it the offerinl reaches what it amount- ed to last year. Next Monday is New Year’s Day and. what is most important to churchmen. it is also the Mal of the Circumcision of Christ. The Holy Eucharist, at 9:10 a. m. The rector Year right.” The Women's Guild will hold its monthly meeting next: Tuesday ”titht. Report concerning the recent laces- ful fair will be given in at that time. South Norwelk Baptist. The Christmas entertainment given last evening at the South Nor-wall Baptist church was well attended by the pupils of the Bible school. their parents and friends. A playlet. "The Interrupted Pro- gram." was cleverly presented by members of the church. and I. social time. with an exchange of gifts and refreshments. was enjoyed. A QUESTION OF GENEODOGY. Robert Stevens—"I've a question. to 3.3K you.’ Leo Besselman—“All right: shoot." Robert—‘ ‘If a bOy is a lad and 4‘ ’ lnd has a stepfather Loo (deeply interested)-—"Go on.” llooert (walking slowly away»— 4. mystery play of. great; beauty. entitled “Bethlehem." will be given after evening. in the parish hall of Trinity church tonight, at 7: 45. The stage setting and the costumes are after thg famous painting. “Star of Bethlehem. ’ by Borne-Jones. the great English artist, of the Pro. Raphaelite school. The players have been trained by Miss Mary Hartshorn. Hrs. A. F. Parks and Miss Harri” Henry. Assistance has been rendered by the stage carpenters. Ralph Hart. well. J. Herbert Mottram and Fred. G. Benedict. The following is the dramatis persona: st. Joseph . . . .i ....... George Harris The Virgin Mbther..Miss Anna Newton The Ansel .. . . . . .Mis's Alice Acton The Old Shepherd. ...Fred. Riedeli, Jr. The Young Shepherd ................ Thomas Saunders King Kaspar. . . . . . ..Leonerd Wiimott King Melchior . . ... . . .Clifford Bwann King Balthasar .......... Frances Fox Shepherd Lsd...Robert 9. Mitchell. Jm‘ The Heavenly Host .. "Trinity Choir. assisted by others Thomas 0. Taylor will sing the parts of the three wise men and. at intervals. behind the scenes, the choir will render the old-time carols. W 8E0]! IS MAN. When he is born. his mother gets the attention: at his marriage. the bride gets it: at his funeral .the wid- ow gets it.--‘l‘he Associated Editors. A subsidised Ship of State is about all the ship subsidy we. can stand just now. —Coiu.mbia Record. OHICHQSTEBW S PILLS $2: der'.’"—'l'he Christian Evangelist (8t. nous). . i w Lustre (’AMILLA GIFT SHOPPE ea WALL sr. _..—o...—— Doils—Dolls—Oells Brass and Copper Needle-work Stationery Vantlne’s Perfumes and Powder Chinese Trays and Baskets Japanese Ware 3 No. Main St. GUARANTEE TRUNK AND UMBRELLA CO. Now introducing «'1 full line of GENT'S FURNISHINGS .\t llmi livxisrmnhlo I‘rivt‘s. So. Norwalk Put One in Every Room. UPSIDE DOWN PRICE ~ $9.00 HAT TREES OO'9$ $9.00 WINDOW BASKETS Willow —- Metal Trays. UPSIDE DOWN PRICE OO'9$ A person Better” two years. CONSULT Us. Eyes Examined wand—— Glasses Fitted W. A. McClelland —— Incorporated -- OPTOMETRISTS — OPTICIANO 228 Atlantic Street, STAMFORD, CONN. Next to Woolworth’s. should have their eyes examined at least once in Tel. 1691 tables. J OPENING OF WINTER TERM anusry 2, 1923. DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL New Classes Being Formed at That Time. MERRILL BUSINESS ' ‘. COLLEGES 80. NORWALK PORT CHESTER STAMFORD A Get Acquainted Sale WITH THE PRICES TURNED NM 00 EICIISde _ N ew features and special features will be added at fr it is With the Idea of getting acquainted that this initial Having purchased the entire stock and good will of the old'reliabie furni- ture firm of Raymond & Son, the same policy of selling FURNITURE OF EVERY GRADE In sets or single pieces, for every room in the house, will be continued. AT THE LOWEST PRICE CONSISTENT WITH RELIABILITY ent intervals and e is announced. JUST THINK OF IT! Two Big Floors Full of Furniture Reduced from 20 to 40 per cent BEDROOM SETS—Brass beds, twin beds, DINING ROOM SETS—Buffets, china closets, extension tables, serving ts- bles, arm chairs, side chairs, tea wagons. LIVING ROOM FURNITURE—Leath sectional book cases, telephone tables. HUNDREDS OF ODD PIECES FOR WEDDING OR er chairs, Davenports, library tables, SJ; ANNIVERSARY GIFI‘S CHILDREN’S FURNITURE OF MANY KINDS single chairs, chifl’onniers, dressing H ER S H F I E L D Motor Transportation Co. LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk‘ 'l'enLarge Trucks atYonr ServiceforAllKinds arm-mp”. tation; Padded Vans for Purniture Work Main Oflioe, 26 Concord St, 30. Norwalk, Phone 294 New York-Ones, 201 WM fill), Phone 01101888 8059 Prepare for Stormy leather 3 i Is on Hand the Necessary Kind of Footwear That Will Protect Your Health Against Winter" s Stormy Blasts. nunnm — AROTIOS — SHOES .Milton Elwood —.-—- Quality Footwear —— 122 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWALK PALACE BOOTERY PM 2mm BUILDING Present the smartest footwear for all. Winter is here ! So is the need for new footwear ! Go to the Palace Bootery where such wonderful values prevail. You will get not only style of a distinctive character, not only exquisite workman- slup, not only unexcclled quality, but more for. your dollars every way. Have You mu Our FRENCH AND DANISH PASTRY rmh Daily ~WslavslustOpenedThisllepartriseutllndu'thetiareofan lxpuisneedahefandSolioitYourrsu-onage. ' Thomas’ Chocolate Shop “lawman-est ,Southllorwslk. YOU DO ”UR OWN PIOKING MARK-OF F Shoe Store a lo. Iain It. Just Above the Olilord. Io. lorwalk WALL & Raymond R. Aiken. 1 5 Successor to Raymond 89' Son HIGH STREETS NORWALK, CON. 0 l CONNEALLY £9” BRACKEN south Norwalk, Conn. .. ‘seorg Open strut-d” Evenings. km?" Pastuerized Milk and Cream stst Creamery Butter $400.00 DIN IN GROOM SUITS American Walnut -- 10 Pieces UPSIDE DOWN PRICE OO'OZS$ Fresh 8%: egg; Eggs 10.?)‘AEISLAOSBIEY. ‘ THE NOBWALK DAIRY I _ ' .. $42.00 VAPOR OIL STOVES Red Btar 4 Burner Model prams DOWN rues aoie'rvz’s sroae ores carom Juno uroapav. “guinea. COALasmaon's a moosCOAL CANNEL COAL FOR FIRE PLACES TheNorwalk CoalG‘Supply Co. so wallet. Phone us 103 Water St. \ -. , . '- r‘ ,\‘ 23m.
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