‘ booth—Mary Miklo.
f
CHRISTMAS PROGW
' 0M0 Ill Room B
L "December." .
Recitation-A Visit from St. Nich-
as.
Recitation—“Envy"-—Oflo Aval-
.u
'* Exercise—“Six Little. Candles"—
unry 1)ipls.. ltuth Banks. Julia.
leach. Antonia Martin, Grace Leil-
‘ll, Nancy hlaiarlano.
Recitation—~"Santa.
ins Federal.
; Song—"Waiting for Santa Claus"
>~Helcn Nagy.
-Play—"The First Christmas"—
“any Pasquale. Margaret Gail. Jos-
. Dob Rudakomky, Philip Buono, An.
[alias Lombardi.
Recitation—"Once a Yelt"—Jos-
09h Bifsno.
Play — "The
Claus”—Jul-
Three Christmas
Irene Nagy.
Sylvia Saccncclo.
' Fred Saccaccio. Ernest Bede-nus,
James Shlano,_Jamcs Bodner. Wil-
‘Ilnm Hudnk, Benjamin Sachs. Jos-
Iph Poppolu. Helen Nagy.
Dance—Ruth Banks.
Room C.
Song—(‘hrirtmns—Ciass.
Recitationalr Santa Claus Should
Btumblc—liilant Takacs. ’
floatation—Save a Little Emits—
Horn 'ak,
f'an’\'1<:n.-."—Chris-trims—Grace Mondcl-
In. Frank Murillo.
Recitation -- Family
Anna i'rban.
Recitation—Xmas
Amelia Canto.
Traublee-é-
\Vishcl :- Teri
Boys.
Song—Away in the .‘iongor—
Class.
Recitation -<l'-i lithe to 15.; Santa
-"-—Ferdinand Cantos. ..
Recitation—A Possibility -— \‘i. ii-
liam Yuckullcs.
Play—Santa. Calls the Roll—Jul-
Ius Mnnglor.
Sensu-(‘ioml-hye Children—Class.
lhmm ll—Grnvt‘ IV.
Song—Little Town of llCthlehi-m
o—Bchooi.
Recitation—Christmas Greetings
u—Carmulln ltopclo. .
Reclinetlon~Cllristmns “label--—
Nicholas Dipisu. .
Dialogue-llmlg up the Rams
StockingaAnnio- l‘nrrello. Mnrgarvt
Iannocconc.
Recitation-A Garden of Holiday
Wishrsultliwnnnr Smith.
Dialogue - Santa Claus —- James
Amato. Louis‘aimldo, Steve Czcdlrg-
dl. Louis Fctlcrcr.
Recitation——Cllristniits Tillc——Jos~
cph Mari. »
l‘oclnr—Wi‘was the Night Before
Christmas—School. .'
Iiizllocw—llo. lio. ."arita (Jails——
'Arma Anluto, Anew-lino (‘himen'o
Anna Od~lo, ('onm-tiri. Muzzonl. All-
ionvtto Maestro.
Recitation —- Hearty
Jennie llv-liztieiln.
Dialogue ~— Christmns Time ——
Italph Di Flori. l'oter Leone.
llneillltion-—(;‘.llristtnlls live-Lucy
l)lnlnguv-(‘.hristmns Song—John
rrn-tilm, Stem Klsh.
Flange—Hunts Claus—School.
lim‘itntinn—~Cru«ile llymn - Mil-
fired Czlplllo.
Recitation—filly
Frankilini.
Poem—Quite Like l.
School.
. Recitation—~wa
both l'asmar. ‘
' Dialogue-Who Clbslng Your-Es-
1her Salter, Irma. Force,
Recitation—The Day
it Golulstvin.
I” %i:ly~8tllit;1 Claus—Edward Erh-
tcr. Ni'ttir‘ Ash. Sarnh Ash.
Room B. Grade XV
Christmas \Vishes—Sonz—Nchooi.
Christmas Greeting—Peter Tuccl.
(holdings—-
Dolly —-— Ilcrthzl
Stocking—
Li.k(‘l)’—-Eii£:l~
After-Sici—
’l‘lw Country Chimney—Manuel
Gould.
, ~ Thais Christmasl—Marlorio Ay-
’“Who Can Guess 1’ —— Constance
‘Mrumvttl. Amy Santclln. Theresa
itinstrnllliu. Alec Cream. Julia Kalal.
Arthur Stiiln'li, Sophie Kurdos.
Trunk (‘m-srledi, Julia. Toth. I .
11‘
Christmas Arithmetic—Ma
imno, Grace Glove, Adelaide I-ilil.
Geraldine Arrlngton.
My i-‘nvoritc 'l‘ree—Iiennie Cros-
10yilvnnm Claus ls Coming—Sophie
‘Knrlins.
(‘h ristmns Eve—Bong—School.
’ Hilrrnhl‘lrving Wilmatt.
‘, iiil'itl's Christmas—School.
'I‘hw Longest Day—Bernard Hat-
'lml‘l'.
0 thtlv Town of Bethlehem-—
.Bchool.
’l‘llo Henson—Evelyn Thropo.
- Santa Claus and Children Santa-
ffilcc Cream.
Scaring Santa-Andrnw Klsh,
-- A Christmas Letter—Six Girls and
'HX “by“,
'. \V’hy no Bells
ingi‘—Schonl.
. rrulo V—Mahel ll. “'llhcr. Teacher
'5 Song—Silent Numb—Class.
20 Recitation—~313rjory's Christmas
.L‘Tesslc Socchio.
Recitation—Christmas
"Says.
... Songao, Little Town of Bethle-
.Ilieml—Class,
Us
Christmas
l-‘or
Bells—Six
'11 Recitation—Santa Claus—Marga:-
ut Horvath.
‘1' Two Part Song—0, Christmas
fl'lmeI—Six Girls.
5» Recitation —— Little Christmas
Wghts—lt‘our Girlsi’
Recitation—Light. Love, Peace
find Joy—Four Girls.
1» Song-Two Part Christmas—Six
hirls.
'f‘ Recitation-Sly Old Santa—Ther-
lvOsa Savage.
:2— Dialoguc — The Crowning
hristmas—Sixteen Children.
W Song—The New Year—Class.
7.: Play —— Visitors from Distant
”quads.
“ Alive—Julia. Frank.
Maury—Mortal Anderson.
Jinny—Jennie Cizcl.
Visitors—-
of
t Turkish Glrl—Cojittina Pelligrino.
l" Burman Girl—Minnie DaLeo.
:- Eskimo Boy—Everett Stowe.
t Negro Boy—Dominic Mandolin.
Dutch Girl—Bertha Kish.
Japanese Girl—Elsie Gimme.
a Chinese lloy—Mcallo Itinzuells.
‘ Santa Claus—Charles Ksrdos.
, Play—Santa Claus at School--
Reading Class. Mary Wood. 39-
hanna Toth. Henry Green. Stephen
‘ 1d, Walter W’hite. Sidney Lipof—
ky, Susan Snow, Muriel Anderson.
: ram Tucker, Alphonse Pinto. Ab-
ham Smart, John White. Dunce——-
ul Lepor.
l Booms G-II-I
long—O Come. All Ye Faithful.
" Winter‘s Message—Seven Girls»
. ‘ Hr. landerson's‘Visit—Wln. zu-
.. fly, Jos. Urban
Christmas — Marion. Tromliitss.
Margaret Godocse, Florence Greg-
orghhfary Basile.
ere Was Once a Small Boy—-
Max Lepofsky.
Song—It came Upon the Midnight
Clear.
It You're Good~§ylvis Abraham-
son.
Such a Happy Time—migabeth
Pylypchuk.
Christmas Stockings—Ital“! Socce-
ccio.
Christmas—Ten girls. room G.
The Little Christmas Tree—Moses
Cream. .
Christmas 'Phonc Message—nary
Szaszak.
In Trouble—“'iliiam Kovacs.
Song—0 Little Town of Bethle-
hem.
The Longest Day—Albert Baum-
garten.
Christmas Acrostic—Nine girls.
room G.
Five Little Evergreen—Sophie
Parella, W’iiliam Kovacs, Andrew
Ritzu. Andrew Kurimai. Antonio
Mastrolillo, Theodore Londa.
Sang-Christmas Stockings—Five
girls, room G.
Christmas in Sweden—Mary Koc-
sis.
Sly &nta Claus—Anna DiMartlno.
What Did Santa Do?—Elisabeth
“'eesley.
Poor Santa Claus‘Penrl Flick.
Playing Santa Claus -— Mary
“'esley.
Song—«Silent Night, Holy Night.
1 MARVIN school. I
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
(.‘rsdw 4, 5, 6, 7
llark. the lieraid Angels Sing
School
Piano Solo
L‘dilh Bcdeli
Santa's Special Gift
Play by Grade 5
Jolie on Santa.
ilelen Merritt
The Christmas Message
John Jicha. L. Sticnbcrg
Holy Night
School
Santa. Claus Substitute
Play by Grade 6
Cornet. Solo
\Veslcy Gurilck
Santa Claus is Coming
Mary Jicha.
Christmas
Catherine iirownell
The Christmas Sign
Play by Gnadc 5
Day After Xmas
Marjorie Taylor
March of the Shepherds
Grade 5 ""
The \Vondrous News
Gertrude Tobey
Night After Xmas
Ucrt Tier
Adi-sic Fidcles
School
Xmas Everywhere Tonight
Raymond/Weeks
Santa Claus
Play by Grade 5
Christmas Time
School
Christmas Arithmetic ;
Henrietta Specter
Christmas Carols
\‘ictrolu. Selections
Kindergarten, Grades 1, 2,.3
A Welcome to All
Kenneth Anderson
Song. Merry Christmas
Kindergarten
Welcome
Fred Mngruth '
Lie Thankful this Christmas
Gladys Kiippei
Song. A Christmas Lullaby
Grade .11
Wishes
Charles VV'ood Q
God's Gift
Doris Baxter
Christmas Bells
Alicc' Scofield
Song. In a Manger Lowly
licien Wuilin. Eleanor Pots-'50.
in Bethlehem
, Frank Zurgcs
A Christmas Motto
Eda. llicko
lie had no Cradle
lielcn “'aiiip
Bong. Fairy Snowflakes
Grade 111
\Vhat Little Ones Can Do
ltuth Bracken
1n- Birthday
Eleanor Peterson
Christmas Joy
ltussei A. Morgan
Song, Away in a. Manger
Kindergarten
.f-
My Dolly
Shirley Russell
Merry Christmas
Frances Barnum .
Santa is Coming L ..., . ..
Ruth Ryan
Song. Santa. Claus Land
Grade ll
Holly and I
Mario Waliin
Happy Christmas Time
Edna Thompson
Helping Mother
Evlyn Knorr
Song. December
Grade III
Playlet. Hiding from Mother Goose
' Kindergarten
We've Tried to Make you Happy
Bose Britta
Song, America .
Assembly
1 FITCH SCHOOL I
CHRISTDIAS PROGRAM.
Kinder and First Grade.
Song—Santa Claus So Jolly.
The Comihg of Santa—Helen-Cum-
min 5.
Tlfe Baby‘s Stocking—Emily Clark.
Hurrah for the Sesaon—LeGrand
Radley.
A Note to State. -— Elsie Blyden-
bur .
Sting—Merry Christmas Ring the
Carols. ‘
A Little Daughter—Dorothy Whit-
lock. -
Envy—Dorothy Webb.
My Dolly—Catherine Smith.
A Message to Santa—Jeanne Am-
undsen. ~
A Christmas Secret—John Erick-
son.
Song-The Christmas Tree. _
My Tree—Junior Wilkons.
Christmls Time—Lucille Craig.
Merry Merry Christmas—Fred
Austin.
The Longest Day—Frances Boers.
My Wants—Harry,’l‘ayior.
If Y u'ro Good—~Beatrice Spector.
My ire—Jack Kelley.
Sons—Santa Clans Land. ‘
Bring the Evergreen—Innis Paslro.
Suppose—Mabel VanClef.
I Wonder—Howard Nickerson.
Why I'm Not Big—4m Javier.
Xy-Legs are Smalls-David Boid- '
"rolophono—Ruth
stein.
A . Christmas
“’hite.
Song—I Want Most Everything-
Carmella Touuolo.
Santa's Helpers—John Doyle. .34-
gar- Fleahrnan. Jack Baker.
The Toyman's Shape—Kinder“?-
ten.
I'm Writing a Letter—Ross Santa.
Looking for Santa—Vim Havi-
land. » ‘
Yes. I Like Dear Slater—Donald
Eldridge.
Mary's Stockings—Florence Art-
ella.‘
Away in the Northland—Martha
Blackmail.
80th Clap. Clap the Hands.
Isn't It Queer-Mary Soyak.
Santa is Good—Dorothy Halsey.
There Is No Day—Dorothy Brown.
Jolly Christmas—Richard Ryan.
A Toe Dance—Helen Cummings.
That Jolly Man—Eugene Craig.
Signs of Christmas—Ruth Gutkow-
sky.
Hang Up the Baby's Stocking—
Katherine Coutler.
\Vhy Do Bells for Christmas Bing?
—-Flrst Grade. ,
Song—Away in the Manger.
Grades One and Two: Minor-s, Miss
V. Summon. Miss M- '1‘“?!
Song—Santa Claus Lsmd—Sradcs
One and Two. -
Recitation—Jolly
Ruth Coleman.
Recitation—There Is a.
“'illlam Czinlty.
Itecltatlon— Christmas - Mildred
Gajadosik.
Song—Little Town of Bethlehem—-
Grade Two.
Recitation -— Different Customs——
Herbert 'Kaestner.
Imitation—Father XMordon
Bukovecz.
Song—Old Santa's Coming—Grade
Two.
Recitation—The King Who Came
—I’hillp Fields. .
Recitation—Why ?—ElizabcihKhul~
man.
Recitation — Scatter
Cheerh-Jaclt Kellehcr.
Song—Santa. Claus
Grades One and Two.
Recitation-Tho Christmas Tree-—
Jennie Ogrinc.
Recitation—A Christmas \Vish ~—
Kenneth Sheaff.
Song—If You're Good—Grade One.
Recitation—Tho Christmas Song—-
itcginn Kuhlman.
Recitation—A Christmas Visit—
Robert “'eeks.
Song—December.
Rer'ntlon-Shoe Or
Sophia Kambolcs.
Exercise—Santa Claus Comes—
Ruth Coleman. Katherine Eldridge.
Mildred Gajndosllr. Marjorie Joyce.
Song—Jolly Old St. Nicholas—-
Grades One and Two.
llecltatlon—(lood Things—Elmer
King.
Recitation—Like Him, Let Us
Love and Give—Katherine Eldridge.
Recitation —- A Gift to Santa. —
Gladys Asronson.
Song—Deep in the Woods.
Recitation—Sleepy Head-Florence
Kayscr.
Recitation—“Wen Xmas
Ring—Betty Bramhall.
Recitation—Jack and Jill—Roy
Carlson.
Exercise-Xmas Gifts — Eleanor
Farrlngton. Rose Rimlo. Emma
Schultz. Augustus Heinzlemann,
John Heinzleman. Charles Path-1n.
Betty Bramh , Regina Kuhlman. ‘
Song—Km Lullaby—Grade two.
Recitation-é-Christmu Bong—Jen-
nie Risanlo. ' \
Recitation—Jock Horner -— Ed-
ward Evans.
Song — Santa's Helpers—Girls of
grade two.
Exercise-«Santa Claus' Ride—Bar-
old Walker. Earl Blackmail. Vincent
Jones. Clifford Radmsn. Joe Lopes.
Recitation—42hrlstmas — Zotton
Herman.
Recitation -—- A Christmas Song —-
Ethel Thomas.
Recitation—A Letter to Santa --
Ralph Bennett.
Recitation—A Gift
Pearl Majoris. _
Song—Christmas at Sea
Recitation—Holly Means Joy -—
Emma Schultz.
Recitation—To Santa Claus—Fred
Ashbrook.
Sony—Silent Night—All.
Grades 8. 4, a, s.
Christmas—Assembly.
Fadeless Light—Margaretta Tiller.
Unfailing—Albcrt Anderson.
Under the Holly Bough — Rose
Tuozzolo.
Jolly Old St. Nicholas—Boys
grade three.
Merry Christmas—Rose Herman.
Santa Claus——
Santa-—
Christmas
80 Jolly —
Stocking 2'—
Bells
to Seats-—
0!
Mr. Santa Claus Man—Vincent
Santa. , .
The Baby's Stocking -— Louis
Henry.
Oh December—Assembly.
Jingle Jingle—Alice Mcdemond.
A \V'ord with Santa—Murat“ 21:.-
char. -
“'e Bring Our Gifts—Grade ave.
Just What I Wanted—John Pel-
ham.
Shoe Stocking - Elisabeth
Thomas.
Silent Night-Assembiy.
In a. Chiristmas Stocking—Arthur
Kurtz.
Piano Solo—~Mlldred Hartford.
Christmas Week—Ruth Roddy.
The Enxpty Stocking — Bernice
Bennett.
A Good Old Christmas— Anna.
Binney. ‘~
Christmas Bonk-Assembly.
To a. Christmas star—Grace Wald-
ron.
Hilda's Christmas—Louise Creigh-
ton.
t A Joke on Pal—Kenneth Forcing-
on.
Away in s. Manger—Song .by girls
of grade three. ‘\
A Letter to Santa Claus—Inde-
leno Hedonburg.
Christmas Secret—Carrie fiend.
.‘. Christmas Visit—Billy 80mph.
Merry, )(erry Christmas Bells -—
Assembly.
A Note to Seats. Claus—Evens
Erickson. -
Christmas -— Ruth
The Kittcn's
Haven.
The Christmas The—Assembly.
The Cilose of the Iona—Fred
Stevens. ,
A Christmas 'Phone Message-
Theona Stiles.
go Skull: Giant—Billy Baker.‘~
or t e crud ls Bin --
Assemblr. All. ‘
Santa Claus -- Ids. Binney.
Mistress Santa Cllus — nu Joyce.
He Comes in the Night—drain
Verup. ,
Christmas TimsaA-embly.
01'
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Santa Claui' is“ to the Mother ‘teirllof Progress Council. I. 0. O. F.,school will present a play in the nu-
Goou People —- Charlotte Spectér.
Sonny Craig. Tom'ruouolo. Charles
Williams. “Nettie Ash, Annette Gib
bet-t. Mae Britten. -
Santa’s Comtng—Auembly.
f l
NEW HAVEN. Corn. l‘or each
ltudept in Yalo University the Uni-
versity made an average c pendia
tors of $885 for the year 1922-1923,
as compared with an aveiage pay-
ment: of 3267 made by each stu-
dent. These figures are basalt on
the University Treasurer's report
for the academic-year 1922-1923.
In the University budget for the
year. 39.4 per cent. or the total (X-
pendituro was made for instruction.
while only 26.6 per cent. or the to-
tal income was derived from tuition
and fee. for that purpose. The
other expenditures were in the fol—
lowing proportionsz. 19.6 for prop-
erty: 10.8. ,annuities and turnst-
borntories; 4.4. improvements; 4.4.
meats: 7.8 administration: 7.2. in.
boratories: 4.4 improvements: 4.4
scholarships: 3.9. libraries: and 2.5,
printing. The University income
was derived from the several sources
as follows: 52.5 from investments;
26.6. tuition and fees: 7.3, dormi-
Dory rent: 7.2. alumni fund; 3.9.
gifts and 2.5 miscellaneous.
The expenditures and the pay-
ments per student in the Freshman
year Were more closely related than
in any other school or section of
the University. In the Freshman
Year were more closely related than
in any other school or section of
the University. In the Freshman
year the expense per student was
conspicuiously less than the average
of 8835.. and the payment sightly
more than the average of 3261.
Yale College. whose students paid
about half the amount expended for
them. was second to the Fre'hman
year in the relation of its expendi-
tures and payments per student. the
expenditure being less than $835 per
student but greater than that of
the Freshman year. The alerage
payment in the two schools per stu-
dent was about equal.
Obituary
Mrs. Partrit-k.
The funeral of Mrs. 8. Frank Par-
trick took place yesterday from the
into home, 23 Irving place. Rev.
George it». Tompkins of the Nor-r
walk Methodist church, Rev. “f. H.
Allen of the Church of Christ. Dana"
bury. of which she was ll. former
member and Rev. Fairchlcld of
Cannondale Methodist church. om-
ciatcd. The pallbearers were Robert
Sllcock. Julius Aboniste. Samuel
Hull, Charles Purdy and Joseph 0'-
Donnell. There were many beautiful
floral tributes and the funeral was
largely attended. Interment was in
Zion Hill cemetery. Cannondale.
bflneson. Norman l-‘lewellin. Kenneth
Danbury. and of the Sunday-school
Triangle club of Danbury.
Dim ~Askcw. _
Funeral services for Margaret, the
four-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mm'zmnio Askew of 127 Harbor
avenue, wee held today from the
home of her parents. The services
dltorium the last two periods to-
morrow. It is called "The ”Toy shop."
It has been coached during the past
two weeks by Miss Mary L. Inf/chla-
hon, with the assistance of Marion
Young and promises to be a. great
success. Only members of the sopho-
more class will participate.
were private. Burial was in River-
s'de cemetery. ‘ . '
Mrs. Rebeccn,Booth.
Mrs. Rebeca Booth. wife of Reu-
ben Booth. died at her home in 64
Osborn avenue, yesterday afternoon
at the age of 59 years. Besides her
husband, she issurvived by two sons
and two daughters: Arthur J. Booth.
Mrs. Ethel Salter. Reuben T. Booth
and Elizabeth Booth.
Funeral services will be held from
the into home at 8:30 o'clock Satur-
day morning and at 9 o'clock from
St. Joseph’s church. Burial will be
in St. Mary's cemetery.
' 311's. Annie Lee.
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie
Lee. wife of ex-Mayor John H. Lee.
TAR COM POUND has
\VINTER COLORS AND COLDS
With the changeable weather
which we have at this season of the
year coughs and colds are very pre-
valent. Be prepared for them. llave
a. bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR COMPOUND handy. and with
the rst sign of a. cough or cold
take a. dose and pnevent a serious
ailment. FOLEY'S HONEY. AND
ten: the
standard family cough remcdv for
over 5 years. bringing prompt re-
lief and when once used you will
never be without it.——Stlllsr.n-Pow-
ell Corp. Adv.
.
of Norwalk, who died in Newark, N.
J.. were held at 2:30 o'clock this aft—
ernoon from the funeral parlors of
I). \V. Raymond, Washington street.
Rev. Louis B. Howell, rector of St.
Paul's church. officiated and btirial
‘ WILLIAM W DAWSOR, Jr
ARCHITECT
40 So. Main St. Telephone 3389
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
was in the Norwalk cemetery.
HIGH SCHOOL '
NOTES -
The regular weekly assembly was
held ill the auditorium yesterday-1
morning. The lligh school orchestra
played "Cavatlnn," "Hungarian 3
Dance" and "Marc-he Lorraine." In
addition to these Morris Block ren-
dered two solo pieces accompanied
by Ruth Jenner at the piano. They
were enjoyed by the student body.
The Senior High school orchestra
will play in the Center school this
evening. The orchestra will play
three numbers. Morris Block will i
play a. solo.
Dorothy Lewis and’ Philip “’ehlc
1
Do Your
Xmas Tree
Shopping Early
And Get. Your Own Choice.
We have a complete line and
we deliver.
Inlaid Boxes of Candy, Baa.
kets of Fruit, Cigars and
Cigarettes for Xmas Gifts.
Canevari’s
Tel. 310 Liberty Square
HART swims MARX CLOTHES
MEN‘S FURNISHINGS AND HATS
Exclusive, but Not Expensive
With The Rogers 8: Stevens
Label Assuring Style and
Quality.
A Gift Is Doubly VVeicome I
i
N
Christmas Gif ’
' for a Man
of the senior class ring and pin com;
mlttee announce that all students
who have not as yet received Ithe
class emblem. may do so by getting
in touch-with them. Arrangements
have. been made with Robert A.
Benedict, jeweller, for further pur-»
chases.
Coach Ferrel B. Green announces
that 14 men have been named for the,
first squad of the Green and “’hite?
basketball team and that this num-
ber will remain until after the Christ-
mas holidays. Four men will be
ultimately removed. bringing: the, first
squad down to ten men. Those.
named by Mr. lrvan are: Irwin
Holmes. Thomas Skidd, Maurice
Thomas. Samuel Saltlck. “’nrd \Vhlp-
pie, Luther Clements, Martin Deitz.
[stat-l Hclfnnt. Jack Anderson.
George Lockwood. Philip chhlc and
Ralph Mary. i
The. Christmas recess will start’
next Monday and will end Wednes-
day, January .’. at which time the
second semester of school begins.
A special assembly will probably
be, held tomorrow morning at which
Mrs. Partrick was a member of
the Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Nor-
walk Moments: church. of the degree
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'football men of the past season.
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time letters will be awarded to the
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us. “'c'll sfi'e to it that he has a
comfortable temperature—a smil-
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& DEAN CO.
2 Flax Hill Road
lug comfort. ‘
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Berkeley Knit Scarfs, $2.00 to $3.00
“The Checkers” Lounge Robe, $7.50
Imported All-Wool Golf Hose, $2.00
Genuine English Broadcloth Shirts, $3.‘
The “Francois” Parisian-Effect Scarf $1.‘
I White Oxford Shirts, $2.50.
Christin-s Box—No Extra Charge
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85 Washington St.
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$3. “Keys” Cloth Ties, $2 and $2.00.
MUFFLERS; are now shown in our store ill
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The'fabrics include fine thread 5'11 ’5. light
weight cashmere and fibre silks, $2.30 to 255.30
GOLF HOSE is the ideal gift for any man Wh
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Open Every Evening Until Christmas.
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