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so be {or everyone concerned. The gaggitirs‘niotrh 1:2 gilfecglefio :2: New York _Attorney W toRepublicnn Women S ASSO- The fréi‘ht which consumer
"w“ ‘°““ W“ °‘ “cum“ ”° came at President for another year. elation on°“Present Day'Tendencies Toward , the HM.” "am“... e. mt. ,0,
greatly reduced where the field is- Prelude” mm m been ~ln the , Radi or m” - PM ”'1'" York «mud w ,, u
mfiunhgomémzfigoefifili madden“ Char. .’ other ”‘u‘m' °‘ -- ,° known is: the "fler min.” was deal
Mcipanis. Your chance, it you are :‘iflceggth: ‘s'mnefiu:?t°é:¥mfg «Tucker. 1,, the public ”11001! .: {fuming to the present problgg. of railed in “33 local webmlnear
included on the list today. is equal to can Edema“ ot Mulch” “a h“ should not forget that the schools-m the recognition or the Soviet Govern- “Mm“; “$0" 0; the a ”- merit . 7
that. ,ol‘anyone else. It you are-not been prominent in m. or “1'3“": ‘and not conducted for the teachers. but to meat of Rumia by the United States. morning. a ca ,4 . T n A
entered. you still have the same.op- band work f" more‘than forty ye“. perpetuate the principals of the 39- mp. Stevenson can“; out in an em- WWW“ at , -, ‘~, .
portunity. {or the time since the open- in this viclnlt ' having for ya" been public within our “children." declared phatic manner in the negative. He There 1;: a 1:41? y new“, a the . -_ . ,
ing has been so short that none have . member of the old original Hoyt’s Honorable Archibald E. Stevenson .ot {referred back to the time immediate- Danbury- 0?“ m :l .". cm F‘s ‘ m m: LARGEST SALE or
been siven the opportunity to really The“... omhohm' which “me ”a, New York» city. a member or new or toilowing the French Rayolutlon. 303m '0 that th‘ mm 11'"
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get under way. out with the won‘der‘tui ch‘nm m re- mous Lush committee during the was. in which representatives or France in late. and the paper-traits '3“? “m m” ,Acm m IN NORTH. AMER:
However. thinss will begin to move model,” How, 1m, theRialto o, to- in a most interesting and inurncfl" the United States endeavored to em- *0 m Danbury. ”_ W . . ~ ' °
from today. The keen interest the day. . ‘ address, delivered yesterdfly atter- broil this country into a war with tracks were bloched. m ”7 ' '-
public has shown in the caifipaign wiii Wllllam n. Flea,“ w" elected a. noon to members or the Republican spam. He explained that i: the The locomoeive 01’ the “Pier :1 smug) Isymnovma. , CATHOLIC Daromms
‘ be responsible for many startling vice-president: Frank 13'. Field re- Women's Association, at a meeting United States recognized Rumia, it '9‘" derailed ”- it 1' “ad-"9’9”" The condition or Dominick Sabato, up £le“ °
changes m leadership each time the elected as so e -t as rer a d held in the Royal James Hotel. ould mean that the. latter country 0' the cars: N" 0“? w imum’u'llot 217 River street. who is in the Nor- \
list is published. It is.natural that busine- managgfm 1?. £115,115!” “School teachers must be loyal and sold have an Ambassador a't Wash- though considerabiecconfugion existed walk hospital with asbuuet wound ex- Supreme Chief (Zen-AIRS?
each reader has one or more favorites to u“ cities of sergeant-at-arms. patriotic." . lngton. D. C.. and counsels in every' {allowing the derailment— L um from the right cheek. to the Catholic Daughims of . “ ‘.
named on the lis’t.'or among those who Fourteen new members have been Hearty applause greeted the re- port in this “nutty. all of whom °. *igtg'ig improved today. according to Mary A. State of Nomi—>33?
'3' will be named later, and these "“1““ admitted durin the year. making the marks of Attorney Stevenson. 9”“0‘” would not be governed by the I“?! 01 , Deaths and Funerals. officials of the hospitals. flcial visit last Mint in 1Q. ‘
9°" 3°“: t° help "I“ p°"°n 1“ ”my membership a even 85 at the pres- lariy in referent” t0 “10 public the United States. but those of their .__...._ ‘ ’flbato endeavored to commit cle of Stamford. 3; . ,
' way possible. These next 16' 8?! out time. . schools. The speaker is very much own country, Because of this tree- Mrs. Eden" ‘ rd 1). and.” . suicide by shooting himself- The organization in sp‘ ‘
are 30mg t° be days 0' elimi on The 10631 musicians' organization is interested in an active way in the dam these representatives could do Mm. Edward D. Randall died‘in ‘ bullet entered his cheek. coming out She nicely entertrsi .
and important for candidates. . 7 growing steadily. school situation in New York city. his much harm in this country. according Philadelphia Hospital. at midnight 033th. left side of the nose. Following tion or her official d: :5. '
To make sure of the support of your Besides routine business the matter home. where this subject has come up . to Mr. Stevenson. Sunday. {allowing an operation earlier- the Mount, he endeavored to per- New officers of Cox-1 3.
friends you must prove to them that of raising the price for dance work for much discussion recently. The as- Mr. Stevenson spoke of a bill now “I. the day. Mrs. Randall m~ to? shade 15‘th Thom” Domey to Catholic Daughters of AB.
you are in worm?“- 3°84“ y°““ cam‘ was discussed and the meeting voted sociaiion is to be congratulated upon in the National Legislature which several years-a resident of South.Nor- flush the "Job" with! another bullet Straiford. were linear: i J;
paign immediately. Get votes and notvto increase the prices. although being able to have secured such an would have all principle bills 3.) be walk, hen husband being. contracted ”from the latter's revolver. him. p, J. Hang-o. k}
subscriptions. Sh°w that you want in Stamford and Bridgeport, tor the able speaker at Attorney Stevenson. fore the people to, refgrendum. Mr. with the? premix. mnc Schools. horwaik. The lns‘ '_
one of those three cars on March 3- game work. musicians get from one to who has been much in; the limelight Stevenson said that lg this mu w... Several years no “my moved to At- T00 Late to Classify. xiiienztjggfidwgg 1):” t 5::
It you doubt {or one moment the three dollars more. in racent years. A lawyer by profess- adopted that it would mean chaos to;- iantlo City. where up, many hid _ .
value Of these three 0‘9““ awards. The action of the local musicians is ion. but also a lecturer and author as the United States. inasrhuch. as it chargeof .Agchooi thé'e. Mrs. Ran- WINTED' lily kind of houswork bv FOUOWIHE the invalid. . a
read the “at thmush 9‘53"“. 311°“ call commendable and should go ‘8. great well. Mr. Stevenson presented his would work the will of the minority dall had ., M Wt, and. _ til-Y. Apply Mrs. Dick? Clean time was enjoyr-d_
0n the defile? from Whom the car was ways toward Influencing local commit- subject: "Present Day Tendencies upon the majority. He said th‘t I. f"- ma. may friend's hOm‘ At diifsrent .Mm , T0 DARKEN_HAIR
' PUPChued- H“- “m be glad "° “PM” tees to use local orchestras from the Toward Radicaiism." in a ‘simple. hctlve members of the minority by time. 'n¢:.m_m'.-thg}om°g;of Tax
you the Buick Six. the Mllweu 1'0“: Musicians' Union in preference to go- straightforward manner. which Wt- Soup box addremes could may g, ml... iiecto‘r Robert G, 'mQChOu‘i-tl_ . the' m3 SALE-55 11337? WOX'k 1101188 at
or ”16 Chewoletv ““3 “3“ choice or ing out of town at higher prices and ly appealed. . of people into udopfln‘ unwise laws. W'.Hall."and”hadcuhgrge of; the. tax _ O’Connors old stable, Washington
lerdB ‘0 head "“3 1m ““3“ the additional-expense or transportation. Mr. Stevenson. a young man. the . Another proposed piece at 1931.1... since initiali'r‘stfl‘axing Wt. The‘ Stu South Norwalk.
stores from whom the mercmnd‘” It is also worthy of note that the son of Prof. John J. Stevenson. noted “on which would make constitutional news ‘0: her sudden defihhslicausee ‘ 'D—W th ' m“—" APPLY 8 {5
prizes were purchased. Then, remem' local union readily volunteered to do- geologig‘i, i. a treat traveler. Several any law adopted by the House of Rep; much ”m", het‘ee’fil'hé m we“ WANT; 1n omen._ m8 y (full: i3
her. that if you do not Win one °f hate the orchestra at the recent bene- years spent in the Balkans and Russia relenhuv“ “a Senate notwithstand- taken tuAtlantid'City. and-aster: will rlen ‘ A pressing eldemeM 5
these splendid prizes. 5'00 are Buntan' nt performance. at the Regent The- gnve him opportunity for observation in the Eu rem. Courtesms in for ., be sent to Home; New; fiamps’hire. _m:‘c°ppi§ :tmonmc: St. N‘orwfi: _ . .
teed a. cash percentage of Ten Per sire. which Manager Esterson gem-r. 0‘ the political situation inlthose coun- flagifig in {he hands of. the speaker. in. tam]! homo; (or interment. a: u 9 Look Young. Brlllc “ark lL‘ _
cetg’tcr considering these points from 21".”: ogeredfit :0 daifd £19, ‘Nisilrwalk tries which was invaluable and which He declared that “10 provisionin “1‘ V'
‘ _ 0‘" 5 me “n 0" 0" B 0an- information could readily be discerned it tion which made the Suprem. _ _ . h \ . _. . w”
all angles' were can be hm one can by ”“1"“ °‘ 11“ “are" °‘ ”me" 223:? the highest power in the land ’ CW0“. 3““ ”3" two—dayoid ' oven. In line condition. Call and see llffni‘gm‘fi 3:22“;
clusion. which is a question: Can you . . dlu hat of -Hi". ““1 Jill. Mph‘ . . . -
“from to neglect an opportunity where CORONER PHELAN day. was placed in theConstitution to act Crabbe» 0?‘ 88 Co Q trudied' is at 16 franklin street. Mrs George beaumuny dark a}:
it is possible for you to own a new car CALLER .AS WITNESS MI." oh“ 0' snemn’ "cc-me"- “3 “ Checkvumn "1° “h" “"m yesterday alter-noon: ll‘nneraI‘seryices I _ ’ a. few aPDIicafif’” “’
at the end or a few short weeks. ‘ 4"“ °t u“ auociation, presided over bodies. ”.0 to be held at. : o’clock tomorrow AT ‘ COURT OE PROBATE. HOL— tlon if iour hair is f
knowing that your efforts are going to (Continued from Pa e One) “1° “mm" m°°“n‘>"m°h preceded Following Mr. Stevenson's address mmoon‘ train the ”in or he, ' DENAT NORWALK. WITHIN AND gray. Mixing the s
be recompenscd in cash if you fail to Bi the speaker. At this meeting reports he was warmly applauded. many 9’ Mn“- » .‘ FOR TEE DISTRICT OF NOR- phur recipe at l:c
win a prize? The answer to that prdceedlngs ~01 the inquest, °‘ “rm“ “mum” ""9 read- those present urging that 50 SPF“? , WALK. on the 8th day of January, tFOUbiesome- An .
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- ins the association to he in a h iati another on- . A n 1923 »- get a home of “—3-. 3
question is the nomination blank The transcript or the proceedings is ”MW . before i e ”=06 01! on . . Inner-lotions: J. xiii-pm. . . . . . . . *
(cum! on another page of this issue. to be ready by Saturday of this week. flourishing condition. In spite of the casion in the future. when mo” mm' o Funeral services for. John _Joseph WHEREAS: written application has pm" Compound 8‘. 3 -: ».
I'se it now! when Coroner Phelan will go over it melement weather. about one hun- 196" “1181“- be present. Murphy, of 112 East: avenue, were been Hilde ti‘i thil Court for‘the filing "3f” ‘01” “59- This r'
. VOTE SCHEDULE. ’"‘ and then forward it to Prosecutor he“ attended- Refreshments of sandwiches. cake held u” 9 o'clock mu morning. from and recording in and bythis Court of m‘ipehimpro'wd lvy 1E1: arms
I-‘irst Period . ° Hegeman. who. together with Attorney Following the business session the and punch were served by a commits an “My. church. Rev. John Carey comm writings with said application 0th" ingredients.
Connery and Attorney Cuneo. will scan program opened with two delightful tee consisting of Mrs. H. O. Pollard mugged u as; servi¢ésdskingwhich filed and therein alleged to be the While wispy. may.
January 3 to 27th. inclusive. it and determine those parts that- will vocal selections by Miss Kathleen Au- and Mrs Frank Goodyear. Mrs. Albert. Rose m; 3a,“; was. ‘duly authenticated}and exemplified sinful We all dos”
3 years """ s:7,00....100.000.votes be admissable as evidence. In case or drews. She w“ accompanied on the Previous to the general meeting in St. Mary's cemetery. Rsprcsonta- copy or the will 01 Emily M3Cdu“: 3'°“‘hf‘“ appearance
2 years ...... 13.00. . .. 60.000 votes dllpule 3nd” Valburgh wlll be called piano by Miss P. B. Stannard. more was a ”all," of the enemy. lives of the plan...- Book “4 Ladder :late 01' CRY. County and State of New “955. BY darkeninr .\~
1 year . .. 9.00. . .. 24.000 “0“" to rule on .the disputed sections. Mrs. Sherman introduced Mr. Stev- board of the palm.” (:0an Repub- comwy. Norwalk 3‘0“ ‘clul, and York. deceased, and of the record of Wyeth‘s Sage am
6 months - - -- 45’0- - -- 10-000 V°‘°' The only other witnesses called this 91180“ With 3 1"“le Chm“ “OMB. iican Women's Association. ‘At this NONI“: Aerie, No. 588. F. O. E" the pmm Md establishing the pound. no one can “:3- E
4 "1°th ° ' " 3°"0‘ ‘ " 6.000 v9"?! morning besides Coroner Phelan were in Wthh she $616104 hi! Cl?!" pre- meeting s. debate on 'the ”Women's were pail-bearers. 'The set-vices were some in and by the Surrogate’s 00“" " 5° “aturam’ 1‘0 9"” .- -
150.000 EXTRA VOTES FOR EACH Edward Cunningham. Flyod Collin and vious to and'atter the . Rights Party." with Miss Guiles or hrsely attended. m" “id cw?" °t N°" “”3- . . .dampe" 3 59°“? W “T“ ‘
$20.00 Tl'liNlil) 1N DURING TllE ohn Hall.allot whom. with the excep. During the courso: o: is address Weapon on. the mlrmnllve' and m . ORDERED. That said application it and draw thzs throws:
FIRST PERIOD. lion of Hall, had testified before Cora- Attorney Stevenson paid considerable Emery of Stamfofd on the negative COUNCIL MEETS WEIGHT. 2: heard m determined u the Pro “3km? one small 5”?”
Second Period. ner Phelan. and whose story was the attention to on.“ speech." proved very interesting. Mrs. Icwi; __ date £11?» in Rosa-1k. Oliothe 11mg mornljrlg all gray h: .
January 29th to February 10th, in— ”me 88 ‘01‘1 3‘ “16 inquest. None "Do you ‘know that tree speech is of Stratford and Mrs. Plerpont of Tax Abatement. Ior Mimi“. floryenoo ”Jaflfil . It i toc 0th pears , and. after and”
“Halve. could shed any light on the cause or not permitted by the Constitution of Ridgsneld spoke on the "Countycom. um and 0‘11” W ‘ tumult}... hereb ”22:; "I: eres :d 3;? 03“.“? ha" be“. I -
a years ...... $27.00. . .. 90.000 votes ‘1’“ “‘qu t° B"“‘““- the United Statel Government” naked missionern and smell» Duties." The 00mins VP- . Lthere to appear if {hey see image 2nd Adv. gm-.. so“ ar‘ ""3:
2 years ...... 18.00. _ .. 50'000 votes Yesterday afternoon when the trial the speaker. "Even the few State board meeting was attended by. II II . be heard thereorr “d it is further '
1 ye” .. 9.00. _ __ 20‘000 vol-e. grilled] tge flr'lt witness called was Constitutions that allow it warn that majority of its members in spite or Present indications are that a. ver- - ORDERED. The: public notice of
ii months . .. . 4.50. . .. 8.000 votes lngogawhgan£°IhffiftflnH‘ Hang:- ‘ person may b' heidvresponsible (or "‘9 "93“)“- . the meeting n d 13-1 W Will M 103813 50““ and. .‘qdi'avppflcation and of the tine and T TF
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February 12th to 24th. inclusive. Elwin 631:6; the trusting of :hei;kullt. (COYItinued from Page 1) directors and mono?“ the Singers 0: $3313 mgfigrmm “id D5522? “algt givzirggzulgc‘to: COATING
8 'ears ...... 8210013.. 80,000 votes r. ‘m n on ma 9 0 '8“ can ~ the blnk will be i . i . ‘ - n
2 years ______ 1&00. . __ 40,000 votes statement that he thought it was GERMANY IN DEFAULT. morning next. Januargeli. on Monday used by Mk G mm, P9“ o: a” gang; to: tgm.6ongmti:§oggrugi 56 11'!- Wide, $1.15 to 5375‘
1 year ....... 9.00. . .. 13,000 votes caused by anasan sustain: and PARIS. Jan. 9.~The reparations South Norwalk Trust Company mm” w“ u ‘ “m" - the State of Connecticut. by a clerk of
6 months ‘ 4.50. . .. 6.000 votes tailing backwards. striking the back commission today voted Germany in Following the election 0: trustees A: “mm" a. the councilmen have this Court mailing to him ‘ copy of
4 months , _ .. 100..” 3,500 votem of his head on the pavement. when the wilful default in her coal deliveries. and the organisation or the same at been interviewed and ”m. of ‘them these orders on this an; da of 'Jan- 136 w 511- Street
100 000 F‘c'l‘Ri. VOTES FOR EACH impact of the skull on the pavement. The vote was three to one, 311- John the South Norwalk Trust company this seem to favor the-ides. ot exempting um. ”23. - Y a. ington
szo'oo TERNlED IN DURING THE °" “m “h" “"1 object- Caused the Bradbury, the British member, cast-- noon. favorable action was taken on m‘ "Wm" m" °‘ “" “”' “ 'i HENRY w GREGORY 30' Norwalk
HlRD PERIOD- fracture. 1118 the nexutive vote. ‘ the propo.iuon to morgue the “pun home by the veterans. while othersare ‘ Jud .
T - He was positive in his statement The discussion over the default stock or the company by 50-”, out Opposed to the. exemption of the taxes, , ‘9'
Fourth Period. that there were no marks that would question lasted an hour and three- from 3300.000 to ”00 000 the pm“ claiming thlt there has been too ’ r
February 26th to March 3rd. final. indicate that Branagsn had been quarters, a part of which time was stockholders being “Q.“ 'nn opportu much taxexelnpiion in the city al- , ,
a years . ..... 327.00. . .. 70.000 voles struck with any object with suilicient taken up by the British delegate in nity to subscribe to, cued)“, 3, much ready. You H FIDd It Here
2 years ...... 18.00. . .. 35,000 votes force to cause the fracture. giving his reasons Why he considered in share, a, they are holding at M » An added help to combat the claim ,
1 year ....... 9.00. . .. 15.000 votes Frank Gilbert at Denver. Colo.. who the default should not be declared. eat. the subscription to be at ”r9 for exemption. is the fact that the because it's the son‘s: hat
5 month. _ , , _ 4.50, _ 5,000 vote, is now working in Westport. and who Sir John explained he was unable to The were”. will become enecti postis said tobs‘contsmpisungchnng. hone“ was”. a“
4 months 3.00.... 3,000 votes was Bnnasan'I compmion on the vote for the proposition because he next month it is expected. "3 ing its quarters trout Wilton avenue - We" ‘5 the ““95? C“
75 000 EXTRA VOTES B‘OR EACH night of the brlw‘, .tIted in udd‘tion felt that till! action took the matter The trustee. elected todly were u to either ‘ mm lmo‘ in th.‘ be Offered anywhcrj.
‘2'0 00 TURNED IN DURING THE to hi. Story “‘01 dlt the inquest. thaJ out of hhfi '1de of the mmm‘u‘on follows: Firnt or Second Wct. u the Wilton , I‘Olindings Iand 'mc'.
FOlJRTH PERIOD during he night when Branagan was and placed it under the jurisdiction or Richard H. Golden Edwin 0 avenue homo l. too far from the “a. mefit rota-11mg W111
' in his rom at the City Hotel, he. the governments. Keeler. Joseph R Taylor David H' ter of tho city~ refer you to the be
Brannsan. got up lroln his bed. started The «surname or the German mine Mllle, F x H bl ' - ° ‘ ° ‘ . walk and vicinity. L
tor the door and tell striking his head- operators were heard 0 ' m“ ' °”°“- Andrew J— M" m 0"" '- M ‘80 k div
, ° oilins. Edwin S. Thomas. Charleen. donated the use of his property a 50
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sovrn NORWALK ‘ on the iioor. He was put in bed alter. Round W. Borden. American ob- , . .
CLUB BAN’QUET wards, and later taken. to the ho'pflu], lemr, made I, brief lthtemcnt, mt- HoAytt’éé Iomnxlgifble. u Wilton ‘Vflnu’ to the meflm “- '
Other witnesses who told the same 111! Ollt thlt he WEI 919N831!!! his lowin 0m?“ onlmetzdng the fol. gion (or them to use as " home. ~
Speakers and Music Announced for stories as were told 'at the inquest DOTSON-1 sentiments. ' PreiidentfraiwlfrideI-ic Gold - The he: on the property havebeen. ‘
Annual Alleli- at Country Club, were Patrick . Scoliin. another com- Immediately after the reparations ”fluent Edwic ‘6 K .1 . en. vice- paid. and the present motion is to
January 18th. panion oi Brahman; Charles Seymour. COWFW" h‘d declared Germany in d ire ' " c: ' 3 er. ”PM” have " refund of the m paid while
night man .t O'COnnor’. Ian‘e when default on (”a delived“. an‘er gt tagger. a ‘1'er s: :13“, mm— the ”NM“. m9“ by thfl 1""
‘ The South Norwaik club will hold Sheehan nad De Martino worked: and Poincare this afternoon entered into . er’ Dene" m 3““ ””0“ “an“ ””9"" “empt-
its ill-st annual banquet at the Nor- John Marron. another employs oi: “mammalian With Premier Musso- RENEWED mm BY ed in the future. .
walk County club on Thursday even- O'Connor's and Shoshan's companion lini or 1W! and Premier Theunis oi’ 0th" matters Vhich are expected“
ing, January-18th. 1923‘ at Even. when the lighting .W Edward Belgium, [-1, will maintain contact GEMBELEFWW come before the council tonighs‘win ..
o'clock. - Michck, who viewed port or the right: With them throurhout the action ar- be I- report or Fire Commissioners“.
The committee has been fox-ulna“: also wag ., witnegg gnd told the game ruled -in “I. Ruhr. For several months M. the 100d 99h 3. m1” on in. petition 0‘ "II-
to ”cure . stOry that he told at the inquest. i fM Poincare. it is stated, also will branch or the German relief commit. dentsot Marvin Beach for nre alarm _
The Hon. John H. “‘1“ to act as 11 cm the British government as too has been lax in its ellorts‘owing boxes andhydrsnts; g report on the
coastmsster. a SIX STUDENTS ENROLLED. 3:11“!!! the orders are given tor the to the diliicuitrin procuring subscrip- acceptance or the work of the 1’. ans.
Fred. N. sheperd, executive mana- < —--—— ' u occupation. “m“ and donations. The central com- '9"! 30- Company of New Jersey on
3.3, American Bankers' Association. a Six new students enrolled for the Miss WILSON s » mittee of New York sent. a‘ specialties filling in of Cal: Pasture Beach.-
speaker or national prominence. balance oi! the evening school term A number I th , . nl‘ent from headqunrtel‘l to mil!!! to and report. on “rim other small
The Hon. E. C. Cattell e of Phila- when the clan“ rte-assembled at Cluett, Pea be: e girls employed at the local committee the dire nece-ity committee matters. ' . - 1".
delphia. Pa... 8. °alien-known alter din- Franklin Ind Center last night. The y 00., Inc.. 3 deg-ea or imediate assistance at this time. It Attorney Edward J. Quinlan. it is '
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their torelady. Miss Alice Wi‘son was pointed out to the local commit- ~
ner speaker. old students weer out in goodly hum. su . a sham gym .1” be 'preaent u“.
h spelde” orchestra. (Jack bunny). born. The average attendance for De- turfo‘wm c3325.. last evening in the tee that the conditions in Germany to. evening and. formally mm the city
Tables accommodating tour. six, 1'01" in “10 01W! 0‘ English for 101'- The dinner ' in celebration of the ple of Germany and their children are M0111! 510“. who owns 111th While
eisht and ten persons will be used. eisners- It is hoped that January will ctoefihlng‘mto'“fl°‘emsy :1: Non" ”film" i'mf’m‘u "‘“m “a? °gg°m°dé ”'1' °lthm3l in the employ of the st {and who is
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Whole tables may be reserved upon Prove another banner month. like N0 of Cluett. Pl ll 1 C ' f i . n it . . nor i”Girlie. and nnable‘to work any
”gucntionito tal°°fime°° 1 :;%:'J:n‘::n°:tl°tl 32,13?” The alfair was a complete surprise The local committee has again de- :3?“ The W'“ b. “‘0‘, 30?.
elemLt on! i made on y ‘ to Miss Wilson. end «my, mm cided to put its shoulder to the sill -~ ”mi ”“31“ 0! compensation -
upon receipt of remittance. and as- one Of the Film“ “NRC-“03% bit treat snort had been ut“! ill b th' and vigorously assist in proourl “1 meander. his his! services: his
dgnments will positively be made is. student in Miss Prendergsst's class at ‘mi in their pro 80”." y c funds A meeting is to be held 1'49““! 1m of service: andi'orthe e
the order in which they are received. 1Franklin Jt‘hm‘h: Hish. Helen Tintch- The menu. whilch m “petal“. Thursday January 1'1. 19:: at 8 "mm” realm by him while in the
The charge is $3.00 per plate tor l among 0 It the Judges V- DO . ' - ’ ' . city's employ. , , -
members or guests. Each member far considered. It reads: ”an °f least ““391? and dreu- °°1°°k~ 1’- m.. fl “10 EMQWW" in . . .
has the privilege of inviting one guest. On Monday eighth our school begins. ~ ° . 31 t pix-st istrict. and .
Reservations must be in the hands So get your pencils. books and things, creamed onions, celery. “‘“fl'.” J veas :3?" anenp ‘ Miss Prim belt I'm
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i‘ promptly at seven 0 clack. No tooling. you must understand. The tables were tastefully decor-Sad lecture on the “unkn- in Germain F o H B ' ' ‘
v‘ The entertainment committee is as Nor lawn unfinished by “my hand. with flowers and “you. _‘ and will in their way Milt word. Ne- . . - ° . .
, follows: 5. s. Jarvis. E. W. Fitch. Dr. ’We're out for better citissns. . Miss 'Wiistm was presented with a tures of conditions is “I” new: 11"?" ‘ ”0TH "A“ "REIT; ;
f'. G]. G. Lingo?! EVE. Paul. F. J. Fin- Be loyal! Take your stand. huge bouquet,“ cut flowers and an ”“1‘ A“ ”mnm are co ‘ ng ‘ " I -. i i. .
:., ngan all . nines ood. We would like to see you there. anniverer cake a laHorierty with invited. : im 16" Pi“ ‘fi’n‘i Park t 315‘
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ON WILD FLOWERS are. ‘ Th. my GMCd With tn. “’1‘“! CHORAL m~m 003 a m - . a. _ r . «. ’ f.‘ i g!
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stars at a meetings! the Nor-walk _ 0mm 7 GROUP! ‘f ’ ' ‘ 7"" ° nur‘ 3 ’ been ‘ L r I
3rd and Nature club, held last night m3” m MAL ~ ‘ dzflg'hoii‘ored wrggthmum V‘ ' s
at the home oi.’ Mr. and Mrs. George , —..._.. HOLD {ANNUAL ‘ of Mr. Carl accents! «Norfolk. Gonn- “2
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