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31?. ?‘\T THEATRE
'fzv‘ix‘r 38th, at 8:15 P. M.
OPENS 1330.28
32.50. occasion. $1.00
\ w-llnx PisnoConspsny.
, H. 'n-l“w1ll he prvmntl‘d at tho
11.1 k rr for the List time today and
m, . lance today and tomorrow.
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V“ M" ten.-
dog Rin-Tlu<Tin
in screened for the last time
.1! th» Rial”) lhcntrr.
”1‘?!" Day of Faith" will be the at-
mwnnn at the Rislto thestra for
an“ lwlrlnnlng tomorrow. Its
-‘ "I that it mt-n would believe
wr‘ up to tho idea “my neigh-
13 prrtm:t." the ills end sorrows
« ~.-h confront the world would
.
. :lnd the millenium would be here.
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f,_. wirunvyzyv In the proposed trans-polar sign:
“*‘Tif. summer of the huge new navy
;.r1;nbla-. the 23-1. renamed to
<hvnundouh. lies the most thrilling
:msslmllfy that ever {seed a. single
ml‘: of explorers.
in tho center of the unknown
Wm. of the POM! Set my be dil-
nw-red a vast continent. hosted by
. . mzhlnrrnnesn fires. and lnhnbited by
' m drscnnddnts ot the ion Norwe-
.:1.ln colony of Onenlnrj.
So writes Lieutenant-Commander
lw’zhuzh Green. C. S. N.. distin-
z'zlshml otflccr. scientist and rolsr
"‘tphn'f'l'. in the December number
n' Popular Scienco Mouth”.
spectacular is the idea. the ex-
vlnrv‘r declares. as to is: the most
nt‘llilblq imagination. Yet he ss-
svrrs it to be vividly encouraged snd
aupported not only by Ill-tor! end
trmllrion. but by the senrchln'r test
‘1?! Sclentiflc mlysis. For within
boundaries a: the Polar Ees sprssds
"m urcatest unexplored arm rn
'fllo surface 0! the globe—1.009.000
Munro miles. Geolog‘k‘s. tidal sa-
nr'rrs. and explorers how r aunt-
".i indisputable proof of tho exist-
-~ur,o of this lat coon-int. my 8
WW yours n‘o. Captain Keenan. In
\mcncan winter. reported that be
34.1 sighted lsod northssst of Point
narrow. which is or the northern-
most end of ALI-ski. I“ Peer!
sighted distsut posts ton: on 0!-
poelto direction.
The: the loud-m is the". do-
"IFLFE‘S
open to doubt.
lnhahlted he seeks to prove BM!!!
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Treat of School-—
MayNa'wslkGirls
TskePart
The same! con-mu coloration
held It amide school took plsce
astnrdey ottoman and was enjoyed
tothontmostnotoulrbythelpechl
“arts. the children true-n the Fair
field County Home. but by the grown-
up blends who made their way up
the bill to the school. The children
tron: the home so every yesr to
Hillside. This is s. custom doting
beck :5 or 30 yous. interrupted oe—
cosionally by storms or nine. but
so firmly mourned that both host-
esses and me look tat-word to it
throughout the year.
This year, s. party or 67 boys and
Kirls arrived at the school It 2:36.
There were eager spectators of all the
cvmxis which had been planned for-
them. The first number on. the pro-
Il'rrm'u was a dramatization of “
(lei-elm." which had been coscbed by
Mrs. Helen Vieil of the department
or Spoken English and staged and
costumed by Miss Harrington Ind
Miss Sprinxmeyer at the (ocular. The
acting or the young people wss most
natural end yet highly dnmtlc.
Specisl applause was given to the
following: Susan Crawford of West_
port as the Prince. Helen Enter as
Clnderella.’Elcanor Gormle'y as the
.wlclred stop- mother. Luann. do Bow-
;:-r and Sheila Raleigh so the step-
;sistm. Mildred Fall: as the (airy god-
lmoiher. Ann Borg as the tootmnn.
other: in the play included Barbers.
Townsent. Harriet Kash. Annie Shu-
lelt. Harriet Shutelt. Mela Leo. Mll-
drod Avlnon, Jenn Beckwith. Patri-
cia. McGowan. Jane Schcnck. Mob
jot-lo VV‘oodwurd. Shirley Withlngton.
Betty Hurlbutt. Anne Hartman and
William Russell. The last named
took part in the ball scene and
danced \vry charming” the figures
at the winner
Alter “Cindorella.” the children
were served with ice cream and cake
and than grow excited over the op-
podrance 0! Santa. Claus and his help-
nrs who proceeded to distribute gen-
erously the gifts that had been sup-
plied for each child. During this
time. the girls at tho mhool took the
opportunity 1 a get acquainted with
the special child whom they were in
charge or and in». his gymnasium
was full 0: fun and happiness.
Later. as tho ntternoon light grow
dim and. twilight came. the girls or
the school gathered before the cur-
tain of the stage and sang a. group of
Christmas carols preparatory to the
presentation or the Christmas mas-
que. "The Holy Night.” This beauil-
tul nativity play was written by Flor~
once Converse. .1. graduate of W'elles—
icy. and has a. most beautiful musical
setting amnged for piano sud violin.
For six consecutive Chrisu'nases. the
We girl: have produced this
llowly picture at the Chrlstrnss story
which to many is like an Italian
pointing with the sdded charm of
speech nnd sons.
The leading ports or the play were
taken by the (allowing girls.“ Mar-
Jorie Tyn; at it Nor-walk. as
Mary; Margaret 9 ol Wesptort.
as Joseph: Harriet 'l‘rnz at South
Norwulk; Virginia. Alexander 0: Lit-
tle Rock. Arknn-s; Imogene
Steeves at Westport and Sarah Com-
stock of “fined. as shepsrds: Lydia.
Francis 0! Philadelphia. Pauline
Florsheim of thle Rock sud Dorothy
Rico at New Haven as the three
wise men; Jane schenck 0t Wilton
as tho sage! on the gable; Ruth
Hoyt of South Norwalk as the cock:
Mollie Curtis of Nnmlk as the ra-
vcn: Box-born. Hopkins of Fluahlns.
L L. as the m and Jean male at
Claysville. Pu... as the 0:. The an—
gels were Eva. Losch or Struttm.
Germany; Mary Van Buren of Nor-
"1k; Muriel Horn 0: Havana. Cu.
bs; Elimbcth Richman at Cleve-
lnnd. Ohio: Marlon Brldmnn at Gro-
ton. 31‘s.; Eleanor Kohn of New
York City; Margaret. Big-gins o: Wor-
Greece until the national I-embly
had decided on the regime best be-
fitting the country. king re-
served his reply until today.
LONDON, Dec. 18.——An sgcncy
dispatch tron Athens says tint the
lking sud queen on leaving for Rm
mania. tonight without signing an:
decrees end that Admiral Koon-
dourlotls will be appointed regent.
Another telegram reports that a
delegation representing the Army
and Novy last evening informed
Colonel Pin-urns that the cacers of
both rervices regarded the removal
of the dynasty as s national neceso
silty.
WestportSeesIarge
FieryCrossonHill
WEST‘PORT. Dec. 18. —At 9:15
last evening there appeared high on
the hill overlooking the town from
the weetslde, a. large fiery cross. The
cross must have been visible for
many miles. Many persons hastened
to the spot but no strangers were
found. The cram which was at
least ten teet high had been securely
anchored to the stone wall between
the property of D. B. Bradley and
Lawrence Hamnovlch. The up—
right of the cross and the cross arms
were wound with several thicknesses
of regs which had been soaked in
oil. The crom was ablaze for about
twenty minutes.
fwrlttentormtotherepsnflonma"
mmy.
received little support in,
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.dcclsredthérem no conclusive
'evl‘deneetnsttoodwaslsoklng
It
in
Gm. It was reworked that
the maximum in My Ind
been provoked not by e dual: of
enables but by the mm: st 3
greet proper-don of the martian
to pny the prince denuded bytbe
holders of (066nm
Those close to Premier Poincsro
declared the: the first thins need—
ed in Germany was s. renovation or
the financial system. after which in
their opinion plenty of tood would
be forthcoming in the country is-
self. A foreign lode, they and. would
an.“ nothing unless the food were
bought to be distributed gratis to
the inhabitants. becsuee it the latter
bed to pay for the imposed 30048
the same dlmcultlcs would arise u
now exist; only a few would be able
to find the fund with which. to
boy.
The reparation councillor: will
probably consider the request at
Wednesday's meeting. It was aid
Louis Bax-thou could contend that it
German government would give
whole-hearted co-operafion to the
proposed export committee. the
problem or teetering its am to
a. rotatable working bolls could
be acoclnpllshed in s. few month:
Miss Harriett Earl- of Main street
lctt Saturday for Boston. Hose.
where she will remain over the
Christmas holidays with her grsnd-
mother. Mrs. Alvin 6. Stewart.
caster. Mass; Julia Otis ot Barring-
ton. 111.; Virginia. Comtoclr o1 Nor
wslk; Katherine 'l‘erwllliger at E
lenville. N. Y.; Virginia Blacktortl
Rownyton: Rum Dickinson
Flushing. L. 1.: Barbara. Lenoir.
at Homdale. N. Y.: Leis Long R
of New York City; Carolyn Wu,
Grand Rapids. Mich; Flor.
cm of mo. N. Y.; Aimee 1
not at Weapon: Marjorie Cl.
of Norwalk; Elvira. Root at :x
mm: Helen Disbrow of NOI'W;
Eslino Sax-acne or Norwallt: I-ll
mm? o! Norwalk; Marga:
Stacey at Windsor. VL; Eugen,
Wm 01 south Norwnlk; 8.11mi.”
Comstock of Wilton: Dorothy Bo—
lgert a: south Norwalk: Rory Arm
o! Wsstport: Rosita. Horny! an-
unn. Cubs and Lorna. Lowe: or
Flushln‘. I... I. The two angels at
the door were Natalie fing or South-
Norwllk and Vh-glnln Tolsnd o! Nor-
walk.
F m weeLend was manually
mmtbogirlsenhyodtuuo
W. She is working thia'wtip
M ‘8 It! sctlvitles {or in. W. to ‘
mmepmrecim.fiven on.
Wovening by In. W'
wast-em. an. m are
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DAD
NEEDS A“
CHRISTMAS
CLUB
CHECKS
RIGHT NOW
WHY NOT PREPARE
FOR NEXT YEAR
By Joining Our
1924 CLUB
NOW Forming 1
1.13%. Mufimm‘t‘
‘ take s dose sad 3 m
'ulment. W ‘ lures-u
so. NORWALK
25c to $4 2. week ;~fi
There is a decided inoculation in
luring the proper amaosphere in
playing our: Jung—consequently one
muthzvetheKthongtablss run-’
tuning all the m from 835 to 3190.
These tables. by the way. arefour
inches higher and tour inches longer
than the ordinsry card table.
After the tsble has been secured.
there must be the breaded ”semi
screens. Oriental seal-ts. and. it the '
mm is thoroughly curried
out. bundtul Oriental pottery and
brooms. When the hostess m titted l
up her Mala Jon: room. with its for.
nttnrs ad draperies. its incense,
Recs d'trt. she finds thnt a modern
firearm or evening gown strikes a
very humans note: so there
must be the {(3.11 Jon: gown. which f
is reslly s modified mono and,
neverchespanbehodoshlchln
prioeasonecnrestogo. ther-y
Goods Economist warn the hu- _
bsndsot'tbe country. When railed y
is decked out complete and ready to
cola-tun her guests. there are the
pencils. score cords. tavern. and
prises tor the guns to be eon-flexed.
and these must all have the Oriental
touch.
One Mali Jon: costume is of pur-
ple mm. to the blouse and trousers
or which are appliqued tiles end ‘
counters cut tram doth.’ Another of
herg'ownsisofjsdemnflm snd’
min thickly sewn with. Chinese
coinnwhlchtivestlnklinssoundst
every step the wearer takes.
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Black Lingerie 15
(30mg Into Fashion
Long ago we heard whispers that
black lingerie was main; to be ex—
ceptionally good. Now it is a tact
that a. considerable quantity of black
lingerie is being made and. what is
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The block onderthim of today
ore.
those which were first oflered. To be
mmtbuelsalwnysnnoldtorm
nests and bloomers. but the more
reelm at really bandit)! things.
Lrecent uttering: are decidedly 13.013
however, very duel-en: trom-
Sonae o! the most lam f
or block georgette. finely- ' -
with yoke: of Chantilly m
colored ribbon (traitors b
trim;
A. large snoronent, solid mahogany
bowls; good quality sets of picks.
~~ m $3.50 ‘° $7.00
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