. 09M” l‘alacu That-tut
. NJ“ \Vni'i‘t‘alt‘r.
I ‘w "to i‘hi‘tsttiiss try"! “'“h h"
,‘DIMII. Mr. and Min. l‘.
' “mu-“x"
us: mun
Cantu-c. \‘llo utudoui.
I
senior at Ford-
m McMahon.
spending
“- univrrsity. in
mp1 uwnuv.
. .
41"“ 3: (Latin,
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Tim‘- oil.
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D
“‘uilsm “and its: arrived homo
Milt” unnlws at Holy t‘icss col-
Masn. and \\'ill
“an! of
Milo Ilrrct.
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A‘mbrclln tor Rams. O’l‘rlcn.
-—A.l\t.
I
liltirmul. slut‘iv‘rt at tho
Fill-‘nl in Troy. N. \' .
hunthdtng the Christmas holiday?
with her l‘ll‘t‘ll'l, \ir and Mr... t.
Dimer“! N \\ cs1 n‘t‘nllt‘
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llsrrii 7
Christian- lt‘ccl nut cramp-s nn
ulc.‘ \crt‘ rusnnshlo. t‘itnrn‘s.
c:\.'.\.
o o o
MMH‘i tans stint-”M .ii ll'gli»
land-Manon 'i'nxnt-mu-on thc-llud
tum. still antic innit-v t. iiiut‘h‘u to
upland th.‘ t‘l~.‘i.~tnvu :‘t .‘*\s “llh.ht‘l'
"rails, Mi art-2 .‘li‘ l‘tlt‘nt't‘. (Hill!
M \\‘(\H h\nl‘\f
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Mr: sum incur. l..- :rtiiinmi ic
hrr homo on list: lit". road sftrr
minding it fr \ tl't‘.‘ ~\::h hr: gimmi-
' Mrs H ‘fli Ni Ivan of
.~.. r Inn an ‘s -
‘?:r we» ar..~ _.
mwm‘
ton-«yr.
Orsipv. \ .i
‘ c o o
lib“. As l‘t‘:3. c‘. H .."-‘r 3 \‘nl‘rgv,
an’tiork. is .‘I‘t‘l‘.>‘.‘l‘g ttzr t hrlsitt‘aa
t‘fvtb \illt hcr tin": limi
MP8: Sarina! 1‘: u. A‘s .‘tnin
sir-rel
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.
in! 1\.}' by ..:-.l lyms‘ an»
Muwrmrnt or. Ln ”9.1.1 I -~.\v.i\.
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lulu; l‘tits. \.i s'hdn'ul. is
rpm-tat“; '\ '~ri..~'.~ . i.‘ \.t .1..~t \~ ."1
rm par-rm \t~ :v l \t:\ .‘osc‘pli
mitts cf >m '. ~.- .;
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lup‘rr .\‘..‘.\lsh.-: w.’ \m l‘mcii. 1..
t‘vi‘cgc :1 «r. tr; Christa.»
rcccm \‘l’ . 2‘ r ' .tl‘Il Mrs.
\\ lilhii‘. .\'._ .\‘.a‘. 0.”. i f l‘..l:..l"_: .‘nc‘
int.
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-.Hsrr.l J. 61!”. I.) s.
o o o
.‘l°l’I.! fins-W. .1: clivlts
urixcrs‘ty. l.‘ sl‘Ft‘lli‘g ilu- htv‘itlnys
\iit’x h‘s rm'ttiir. Mrs l. in; of
t‘cizcord snrv'
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Miss Harm Clinic“ studcnt at
l‘tsi‘nsrtt‘s com-gr, is \islllh‘ st iht'
home of hrr purt'liis m cr thv Christ-
iims holitls: s.
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ice and ll. 1'» *1 .‘li.’.tr .iZ'L‘ |‘;‘L'k".‘
cd homo 1min) {rum thctr studies at
Syracum‘ mm wrsuy. Thcy trill sin-ad
the Chl’lfi‘l...i:| i». mi...” “itxi lhtil’
parents. Mr :tril )lis .\ J. Mii‘cr of
Malta lift‘l‘l.
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~~~~3¢c llisiior .ltid lyncs' Iii}-
iiounceimnt. on adv. page :.—Ad\.
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Leo t‘liliisl.y. stullt-nt st Flvi‘d‘i‘s
university. l‘ttiiidrtict'. R. l. is r:-
tic-clad homo today to spend the
t‘lirlltnizis htililltlyl \izlh his l‘.‘tl"'lli5.
Mr. and Mrs, s. t'hiizsity of .‘lC‘vi'L
strt'It, lliis-t {\‘urwnlk.
a a 0
Mills Muiivl \‘un lim‘svnr. stuilvrit
nt Mount linlvoiu‘ coilt‘gv. will :tr-
rli'o litiiiit' it‘lllttl‘l‘ll“ in stuntl ‘ilit‘
(Ihrfiltmns liniilliis “itli l:--i‘ |‘.ll'-
cnls, Mr. and .‘ll'S. I‘lctvlicr \'.iii
"OOICIIr of \\ t-Htpn
c s
~Buy your \‘lctrnla at Dounclly‘s
on my wvckly payments. Store opcu
rt nvctiuc.
I
' evedlngs until 9 p. m.--.-\dv.
l . . .
liyiiiiiu lirri n is t-xpvctrwi liomt‘ to-
.iiiy‘trum t'l.iri.‘s untwrslty. to spend
ht‘. Chl'llillliilfl holidays. with his pur-
nts. Mr. .lil'l Mr". A. ilrt-v-ii of “'ood-
«. "I" nw'ti‘ll.
I‘hnk ililllviti' is trxpt'l'tf‘d home
not" Yulv f'l111iiif'0\\' it) spttld the
litfilmuu tmlui us with his Dfll‘t‘nta,
ll‘.'.llil Mrs l‘mrik Lauder 0! Soy-
w strtw l.
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~Hsrris .tl (ism. Thst's sll
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innit ill l3.lt‘i,«_ Mudriit at “'har-
.nJc‘iunl l‘l Philadelphia. "iii ar-
li'o bt'rr it""i'I'ItH‘ to spend iht‘
'liasinws run-z v-ith his purcntn.
.lr. smi Mm. i: it. Guns of \Vcst
vcnuc.
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Justin .‘il""l. hillilt‘ll' .it Pratt‘s
iskulr iii .\'-'\\ lurk. will be home
all hrmv in mend the Christmas
oi.” ys “'1": his parrnts, Mr. and
rl. A. Alzitlir l' ct tint-ricr strcct.
;' o s 0
«firm- yt-iir vuh's Xmas. a. "Si-ll-
.sflxitcln n t‘ibim-t “ill surely
iv” hcr. At .\ugt~vine's.——Adv.
.
lain: Triilt-t. saixifli-rt at (‘lark's
m titty. is («liil’iilllfi til" ("brist-
itu ctisu nilli hm liluiilt‘l'. Mrs. It.
t'u of til‘nvv strut,
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tnril .l. \\‘ci.bcr of Hartford
w: bustiivss visunr in the First
("I t yt-stvrdny.
", o o n
amt springs. 'l‘llly'L—AdV.
t.
. C .
and Mrs. lLrn'st E. “’hcelcr
“Hitch! visited friends in the
of
. . district Sunday.
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Myrs. “'lnslow of Elizabeth.
in visiting livr aunt and uncle.
A d Mrs. t‘licstcr Austin or Sil-
" ~o avrnuv‘. Shn will rcmsln
j: elour tor x-mss. O'Brien.
—-Ai‘.t.
Susan Sruddrr 0t Flax Hill
reported seriously ill.
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?-mu Present.
0 0
I’d “'ilmott of tho Srcond dis-
pcndlng n. tow dsys with
In Bridgeport.
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but. shop. O'Bricn'sn-«Advt.
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w ‘l Giddy. Martin. er: lit-lic-
TDOfothy m. John were shop-
Bfldgeport yutordsr.
City, Brief
has
'- st tl'm home of his Ital’flni‘.
sud Mrs. Cnndt‘o of Arch
Whrrt‘ he will spam! "to
‘ mu holidays.
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"i.
“flims- lmii-iayn \\ ith his parrots.
lllr. and Mrs. “illlmn McMahon «t
Alv-t-ifiurv .-
Rtr mid \lrv- ihiuumvl Hull and
.tnvmltvr titanium at \\ Min l‘isltm
N. ‘3. must sun-t. it“ immun- of Mr.
Alt-I Mn “m‘r lnydrti or New
Canaan swmw
o o o
M. t‘hsriM “slimy or tww York
City in s huuinm \tsitm- in mi. t‘ily
lmldy.
s o 0
Don‘t torh‘t the datum at 'l‘own
Anrmbly ltnll. l\I\‘Ito's ltnys. Me.
“All“.
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“Ilph Arnold. nuinr at \\ cslcy sit
untvcrsity in Middlctmvn. i‘mm. is
spots-ling the l‘ht‘istttmil lu‘llvllyl with
his ‘mroitln. Mr. and Mrs. L. Arnold
oi l-‘ranm “rent.
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whomemlwr ”in dancing at. lio—
tnn. luncc again with l\t\'ito's [lays
st Town Assembly Hall Friday night
tubuwAtli.
I
Mr. and Mrs. D. \\‘. Andcrson and
Mr. and Mrs. ital Hurray. visited
tri- tulr tn Sinnitorti Tummy t‘\‘t‘llinfl.
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Jack .‘lshnt and liauicl “iv-nor
usual friends in Now lisvrn last
A‘Cllil‘fi
l .
i -—llrrgslrnm is framing pictures
tags"! in urn- l. U. u. 1“. bids.—
:Adi.
o
I x“"‘i'r‘l‘k i.0\t‘jt\\,
..iu.irnt. ll spending
ilmlniays it uh
\‘alu‘ lair
Christ mas
.‘ir. and
Ill .
thv
his win his.
;\irs l‘vmlr wit lmiiit‘y of the Third
idiplrii‘t
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i «lit-st sclccttcu of natural and
'urtittctsl ("lil‘llll‘laa ticvs at J. M.
Motllci‘s. 1‘) \\'ashiiigtnn St.-—Adv.
.' o s s
l- dgsr A. \"liltuhcr of .\‘r\\ ”.1ch
was a busincss \lsltt‘i‘ in this city
it‘s‘ivitlm.
O
I ~~l.1rgc ussurlincnt ni' clcclrical
:jtvil'lallt‘t‘s «Jill tlt‘i‘t‘sstt’iI‘3 at J. M.
\ii‘cllcr's. ‘.‘.\‘ \‘ashingtmi ‘t.~Ad\.
o o s
! ilrnign tir-‘gnry and Ma's llubcr.
summits at Harstnim‘s prcpurutory
uhnol. “ill lcsic tomorrow for thrir
.iim :. lYl litmklyn. N. \ ., \vlit‘rc ”try
n .‘l‘t‘d.’ thr t‘hiist'nns :cccss with
”it ir pnrz’iits
i a o o
.- lint .‘uur Xmas trcc lights at. J.
..\.l. Morlicrs. L‘s “Huntington Street.
‘—o.\il\.
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Sims Alia“ Adams and Anne Ma»
“(21 t»! the Second district were
using in Briilgipoi‘t last cvi‘ning
a“ ht’.’I. th-‘y itiit‘lldt‘il a surprise party
tgitrn (or Miss Agncs Johnson of
Zl‘airi’irld I\ cum. Miss Johnson “ as
,a tormrr rcsldcnt of the Norwalks,
trcsidiiig in the Third district.
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*Scmcbcdy would like a. box of
rC'hm‘o‘lalr Coy-0nd Chcrrics or out
,Spcclnl Chm‘oiatcs. 69¢ a pound at
lMcsd's Drug Storm—Adm
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[ litlmunl l‘..mdotpli. student tit
liarstronis prcparatory school. will
leave {or his home in New York
City t-rrmrrow. to spend thu Christ-
ians holidays i-ifh his parents.
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——Give “‘huuun‘s Candy
Christmas. A largo assortment
.‘lcud‘s Drug Storm—Au“.
for
at
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ll. studt‘nt at Syru-
is spending thn
with his put-cuts.
Mrs. H. Fincson of High
I
llrriinrd Fincsn
custr university.
Christmas roccss
Mr. and
strmt.
I
——}iudnut‘s or Colgate’s Toilet
S-ts mnki apprcciatwi gifts. Largo
assortment at Maui's Drug Store.—
Adi.
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ll.i;.' Morrisun. stmirxm lit liars-
trom's preparatory sclwol will leave
tomorrow for his home in Middle-
.tmtn. .\'. Y. “ht-re hc “‘lli spcnd the
Christmas recess with his parents.
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~Gcnuitw Leather iill Folds.
Price 81.00. Just the thing (or him.
Gct one
At} \'.
st Mcad's Drug Store.—
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John Ilmls Schuoniitak-‘r. jt'.. Yale
‘25. is slwntiing ll {cw days in the
First district with fricnds. He will
lrave Saturdny for his home. in
Kingston. N. Y.. whcrc lic will spcnd
the Christmas holidays with his par-
cuts.
Mirth“: Hrlrnc l/Jois. Diana Mur-
phy and Hilly \Vl‘lch (if \\'cstpnrt
avonuv. lllOl'U‘t‘d to New York City
yesterday and attended the afternoon
performance of "Artists and Models."
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Miss Agatha Kcsslcr. tormrrly of
this city, no“- it rcsldcnt in New
York City. will spend thc Christmas
holidays with Martha. Chinsky of the
Third district and France-s Modnc or
Putnam avciiuc.
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Mr. and Mrs. \‘i’illium “‘heclcr of
Main strcct will entertain a number
01 friends and rclstivrs from Brook—
lyn and New York City over the
t‘hristmu holidays.
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Air. and Mrs-David Sichs or \\'cst-
port will entertain over the Christ-
mas holidays Dr. and Mrs. M. Kcn-
ncdy of Glouwsvillc, N. Y.
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Abe Harris of New York City will
spend the Christmas holidays with
his psi-cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Philip
0! Chestnut street.
Mrs. Harold’Cnrcy and Mrs. Elmer
Decker ot the First district were
visitors in Bridgeport yesterday.
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Mrs. Clarence Miller and Mrs. D:-
nlcl Dccring. 112, were visitors in
Bridgeport Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Hyatt are the
proud parcnts ot a baby boy. born
Monday. Decembcr 17.
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Psul Burns. student at Georgetown
university. is spending the Christmas
recess at his home on But avenue.
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Miss Frsnccs Dixon of Van Buren
avenue spent Tuesday in New York
City shopping.
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Miss Msrgarct. Tracey of Oak
street and Miss Elesnor Cubonc ot
Clsy street. will spend Christmas
with rclsiivcs in New Yor kcity.
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Stephan Novsk. sr., of South Main
strcot is ill at his home.
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3“. MW Clan of m Hill road
and Persqnd
Me tion
unfit—m.-- .... A~-~--‘s~——.I-
tut-i Miss flotiliiu Nnvsit of south
Main llt‘t‘t‘i “ct-c \isttors in Stum-
lord rccrnily.
I
Thorn will Im a special reheat-Isl
‘M lltv- l‘r—nplou chorus m. the High
school, tonght. at 8 o'clock.
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Mich-M nlcsn oi Flux Hill mod is
liming n gut-ago. built on south Main
Itrt‘t".
Miss Margot-ct Yobbsby of Allvtow
uwnun lint- tnknn ti position in
\\'nol\vortli's storm
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Mr. and Mrs. John ll. Luwrenco
Ictt 'l‘ursdny for Mount Dora. in the
pirlurcsquo lziko rogion at Florida.
“horn they “ill spcnd the winter.
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(iron I Grogory of Cannondalc.
lcavt‘ll tomorrow for New York city
\vl‘ioro lm will spend the winter
months.
A
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A I‘rhctLrsal or ll Christmas (ix-4
t‘l‘i‘il‘t‘l for tho pupis or the South
Nora-Mk Baptist church will be held
at the church lt‘rtduy afternoon at
thrcc o'clock. ,
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At tlic ("ht-isttiiua trco cntcrtsln-
mcnt nt Lady .lcnninss Lodgc. Shop-
Iwriis or Bothlclicm. held last evo-
hing. Miss Consuolo Dawson did I
inr-daiu‘t‘. "Tho Butterfly." and she
and Miss Eilccn lichshon danced
tliv "Kliit‘ Grcvnmvsy Folks."
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Douglas l-‘oulvr \\'. ll. (3.. No. 15.
will hold it iimctliig this ott‘ning in
its rooms 4:! lv‘rimitiyn strcct. All
nicmlicrs nrc urged to nttcnd. Spe-
cial liuslncss will be trsnssctcd.
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'l‘iio truck loads of Wine were hwld
up tor about an hour in \Vustpm‘t
'l‘uvsilny cvciiing. by State Calcurs
Flslivrty and Manolon. The driver
had a. permit to carry the wine and
“as finally allowcd to precmio. The
Mnc {or {or use in thc Jewish Syna-
gogue in New Haven.
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'l licr.- “as u int-cling of tlic “'est-
pmt lttst‘tniil club 'l‘uvstiu)’ ct ruiiig.
insular monthly business was at-
it‘lldi‘i) to and plans {or the spring
mason “'crc discusccd.
The. ITurrcnt‘l-Iy:~iit; Club met this
ultvrnoon with Mrs. D. B. Bradley
of \\'right strcct.
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'l‘hcif are to tic ninc prizes given
this rvi-ning tor the most proficient
pupils in tho Music Mommy contest
to in: bold in the Y. M. C. A. Audi-
tortuin. The prlzcs arc to be tur~
hishcd by the \V. T. l. A. This )1! ist‘
tor thr- ccntcst will be Mrs. Hay-'
“3rd l‘nst. Charming 1‘. Harris and
George 1. Tompkins. The proscii-
tzttlons “ill be made by School Supt.
lliifl.
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The A. J. C.ollins Co. of Nurwnlk
has bcen named defendant in a $25.-
000 damage action brought by Mrs.
Nellie Elwood it Cross highway.
Mrs. liluood was sen-rely iniurcd by
the Collins Co. truck on Dec. 23rd.
1922. the nccidcnt occurred on State
street. At that time Mrs. Elwood
“as knocked down and dragged by
tho truck. losing hcr peedetbook
Which contained a. considerable sum
of moncy. Some one tonnd the
money. but kcpt it. though they run!
a Christmas card to Mrs. Banks.
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Miss Stu-a Crawford returned yes-
tcrdi'iy from The Connecticut Col-
lcgc {or “'omt‘n. New Loridou. and
Will spend the holidays with hrr
pursuits, Mr. and Mrs. John Crow-
.tord it i"rttc stroct. Miss I'mct
Cmumrd is expected home this
I_ \ 0an‘.
John anzannxich, who is. attend-
ing school in \Vimtcd. Conu.. is
spending ih‘ holidays with his mo-
thcr, Mrs. Lawrence Muzanovich of
the Manor House.
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The centre of the town will 1".)
longer be clothed in darkness utter 1
o'clock a. m. as hcrrtororc. The. cr-
dvrs of the selvctmcn are that at all
limca of the night livrcai’tcr the con-
icr of the town shall lic lightod.
The order went into effect Tuesday
night.
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The Rector of the Holy Trinity
Church. Rev. Kenneth Mnclicnzie.
has bot-n rc-clcctcd ; esident at .bc
I-‘nirficld County Clerical Associa-
tion. The snnual meeting at the
Association was held in Bridgeport
Tuesday. Rev. Mr. MscKenzio road
a. paper on "Tho Conflict Bctw-rcn
Modernism and Fundamentalism."
Tuesday‘s meeting was the .OZiid
gathering oi the P‘sirfleld County or-
ganization; the association being
one of the oldest of its kind in thc
tiniled States.
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The workroom of the “'estport
Chapter of the American Red Ctoss
will be closed this Friday. but will
be own for work the Friday uttcr
Christmas. December cs. The pro-
duction committee has a. quantity or
wool for sweaters and socks. and
Will be glad of volunteer kiiittcrs
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Captain Anson Ruler of the Nor-
walk NationaliC-uards was a visltor
lo \Vcstport yesterday.
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The Compo Life Guards basket-
ball team are to play tbé All-Stam-
tord team this evening at the Stain.
tord Armory. The Compo Guards
have had five victories straight.
Will tonight's game be a. sixth?
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The members of the two bowling
teams are trying out {or places on
the “Y” teams. Some very line
acct-gs have been butde in and it
looks as if we are to have two very
representative teams to tip-hold the
honor of \‘i’cstpon.
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-— The High "1?” Club will not meet
until after the holidays. At. the: last
meeting the club voted to contribute
funds to provide Christmas non-s
for several needy families in cat-
port. A Christmas party is being
plsnned by the club for Thurs-flay
evening, Dec. :7.
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The Christmas spirit in the “21’
is in evidence. Two Christmas trees
have been put up. one on the lawn
in front of the building out the
other in the Foyer.
\.
The Social summittee of :11: \‘Y"
is planning to ht“ Opal House all
was
New Yen's Day. Tilers will , be
Ioduthing doing sit the time in
loin. port of the "I" in which'all
who visit. in}! alto port.
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Clue Moore. president or the
High "1'" Club but been engaged
lomporsrily to mistslr. Leary and
Mr. Lindsay in conducting the acti-
vit‘les at tho "Y." Mr. Leary has
n number of young men whom hr. is
considering to tilt the position of
lloys’ Work director. In the mot-1n
time the sctivities of tbst. depart-
man will be taken care ot the pres-
cnt force.
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The Gymnuiuu: classe- wlll be
conducted throughout the Christmas
lesson without interruption except
on Christmas snd Ncsw Year's Day.
L " BWN"—‘l'
‘Mr. and Mrs. Cbsrles Butlcr at
Old Kings llighwsy entertained
withs dinner and bridge party re-
centl)‘.
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F. It. Hart. 0: Raymond Street. a
membor ot the local Bond 0! nul-
ing. is in the Bridgeport Hospltu:
(or treatment at his hand. Mr.
Hart. injured his hand recently
and it has not. been getting well as
quickly as wss expected.
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F. S. Moody oz Msplc Avenue has
purchased s new Dodge sedan.
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The ladies Aid Society of the
Durien Congregational Church hold
their rngular meeting at the home
or Mrs. C. “I Morehouac on I‘rcs—
poct. Avenue inst. wogk.
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Mrs. Donald Greene 0! Old Kings
llighwuy is entertuinlng MD: Paul
Manson of Hsrrisou. New York.
The Norolo‘: .Hcdght Dramatic
Club “ill start. rehesrssls utter
Christmas for its host play "Fri-s
or Beyond the Rockies." This play
will be directed by James Smith
who has had years of experience
sad hu tattoo part iii many pro-
ductlons. Several of the cast in the
last play will take part. including
“'iillsm Cullvn. Madeline Walsh.
George H. \‘i'oodwsrd , ld James
Smith. The plsy has twch'e chur-
actcrs and (our scent-s. John Bar-
tocs snd “'illi‘ntn Ashton who ore
acting on stage carpenters are busy
building thu new scenery.
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The Sunday school teacher or the
Presbyterisn Church of Noroton
will hold a meeting on Thursday
evening Dec. 21. at. 7:30 o'clcck.
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The annual Christmas exercises
will be livid at tho Bskcr School.
Norotou Heights on Wednesday evo-
ning. Dec. 26. s large gathering is
expected.
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The many friends of Dr. George
H. Noxon are pleased to know that
he hss returned from New Haven,
much imp?oved in health, although
not resdy to resume his practice.
Dr. Burkhcad will continue in his
place.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry \i’. Punks
or New York spent. the weekend at
their home on the Post Road, Nora-
ton. .
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Mrs. Thurston C. Gilbert of Nero-
ton Heights is entertaining her ais-
ter. Mrs. Gallston of Philadelphia.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Chase hsvc
leased their home on the Post Road
Noroton for the “'nitcr to 31:. and
Mrs. Joseph Evans. Mr. and Mrs.
Chase will lesvc {or New Orleans
soon attor the New Your. where
they will reside for the remainder
o‘! the \Vintcr. Prior to their trip
south they will stay at. the inn Dé
Luxc. Quintsrd Torrscc.
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Mr. and Mn. \Villiam Sciglcr of
New York City spent the week-end
at their home on Collmdcr's Point.
Noroton. .
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Mr. and Mrs. W’iilism Dugdale
ot Noroton llclghtscntertsined Mr.
snd Mrs. C. Pond Welt and tamtly
of lluilard Heights and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Dugdsle and little daugh-
ter. on Bundsy.
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The Christmas Endeavor Society
of the Duh-n Congregational
Church will hold a meeting on Fri-
day evening Dec. :1.
I
‘Cottugc meeting was 110“! at the
bone of Mr. and Mrs. 'ohn P. Lee
of Middlcscx Road on “Wednesday
evening. The topic was: "The Uni-
versal Reign of Christ."
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Miss Grace \Vallmsly of Newton
“sights who was injured by at au-
tomobile last week is much ‘ cttcr.
o s o 7
George Fisher. sr.. of Noroton
Heights is expected home from the
Stamford Hospital on Sunday.
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Miss Florence Hodgman of
Kings’ Highway. Darlcn. was
New York City. on Monday.
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Mrs. Irving Loundes of the. Post
Road spent the weak and at City
Island N. Y.
Old
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Mrs- John Fairbanks .nd Mrs. M.
A. Punzelt of Daricn spent Monday
in Bridgeport.
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Mrs. Warren L. Schryver of Old
Kings' Highway wuss. visitor in
Bridgeport on Monday.
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The Thursday Night. Club will
meet at. the home or Mrs. -Irvirtg
Loundes on the Post Road. Dal-ten.
this evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. \Villia.m Devcrill ind
family will spend Christmas with
relatives in Tarn-town. N. Y. ‘
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The new bus line is much appre-
ciated by the Darlen people.
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Miss ,Carol Battln. a. student at
Bcuddie school in New York. will
spend the holiday recess with her
psrcnls at their home in Rowayton.
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Special Christmas exercises will
be held in the Bonnet: school to-
moi-row sflernoom- Each room has
propured. under the direction 02‘
twlteachet. ‘I. speck} progan'r pf
Christmas songs sud recitatious- A
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Come to
Victrol‘a Store
There’s satisfaction in knowing that at this great
store you’ll get the model you want when you
want it—Service is our
Service for. one year a Donnelly’s feature
Every Victims—$35 t
All Victrolas sold 0 neasy terms
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Joint entertainment and Christmas
tree will also be enjoyed by the pu-
pils and the teachers. The faculty.
however, rcgrcts being unsblo to
extend an invitation to the parents
to attend thnsc oxvrcises. But. be—
cause or the lack of an assembly
hull they ill": forced to hold the on-
tortaznmont in one or the class-
rooms. which will accommodate only
the pupils.
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Mrs. Sidney Bell 0! Crockett
street is entertaining over the ltoli~
days. Coioncl and 'Mrs. C. i". Smith
of New York city.
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The regular weekly rehearsal of
the choir ot’ the nowayton Baptist
church will be held at the church
tomorrow night. As the music for
the Christmas services will be gone
over. a. full atton’dsncc is desired.
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A rchcarcnl of the Christmas on-
tertuiumcnt to be given by the Sun-
day school classes of the Rowsyton
Mcthodist church. was held-1t the
church lsst night. This plsy will be
given in the chapel of the church
Saturday night. There will also be
a special rehearsal. Saturday after-
noou at 2 o'clock. '
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A rehearsal of the special musical
program which is to be given st
both the morning and evening
Christmas scrvices ot the Rowaytou
Methodist church was held at the
church last night.
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W
Hsrry‘L. Hill 0! Elton plsce has
purchased a. Star sedan:
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The weekly prayer meeting sow.
ices of the East avenue Methodist
church will be held at the “inch to-
night at. 7:45 o’clock.
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. Leslie Davis. a student at Tate unl-
versity. will spend the holidsy recess
at. his home on Rowan street.
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The choir of the Christ church will
hold a rehearsal at the rectory to-
ntorrow night at 7:30 o'clock.
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Frida‘y night will be recreation
night for the men of the East ave-
nue Methodist church. The older
her: in Mrs. Baxter’s Sunday-school
class are also invited to attend this
gstheritig. For the younger boys,
however. than will be a. social at
the church Saturday afternoon.
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Sir. and Kraflolan Ujhely of Educ
avenue are receiving congratulstlons
upon the birth of a daughter at the
Nor-walk hospital. December 13. Mrs.
Ujehly was Kiss Gladys Yarrlnclon.
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Carlton L'Hommedicu. who is at-
tending the Yale school of music.
will spend the holidays with his
mother. Mrs. Daniel L'Hommcdicu.
st her home on Rowan street.
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Alisa Charlotte Jarvis, it studcnt at
the Danbury Normal school. in
pass the Holiday races at her home
on Sent-P} It‘ve'nue.
Mrs. E. B. Robertson 0! Seavlew
avenue. hss been nsmed us one of
the Judges on the committee which
is to make the swsrds tor the best
essays submitted by high school stu-
dents on Hsndel lhd the Messiah.
The contest is being conducted by
the People's chorus.
Mrs. Hubbell Installed
Head of Eastern Star
Installation of otllcers featured the
meeting of Berkeley Chapter. No. 95.
Order or Eastern Star. held lust; night
in-thc Mssonlc Temple in Berkeley
street. The installation was in chsrgo
ot‘ Mrs. “'alter Stewart. of New Cs-
nssn. assisted by Mrs. Honce Rich-
ards as mat-shell and Mrs. Arthur K.
Fitch as chaplain.
The alectlvcsnd sppointlvo omcers
installed follow:
“'orthy Huron—Mrs. Elizabeth
Hubbcll. 7
“’orthy Patron-4601's.” M. N. Sig-
mm.
Secretary-Mrs. Bertha Sloboitin.
Treasurer-Mrs. Bessie Sigmui.‘ ‘
Associate Matron—Mrs. Emma.
Knapp.
Conductor—Miss Lillian Ferguson.
Associate Conductor—Mrs. Anna
Baysinger.
Chaplain—Mrs. Msmie Kénnell.
Marian—Miss Elizabeth Rem-tell.
Organist—Duds: H. Pollard.
Adah—Miss Mu’lah Smith.
Ruth—Miss Berth Kennett.
Ethel—Mrs. Marlon Murphy.
Moran—Mrs. Elizx Dykeman.
Elects—~31”. Evl J. Smith.
“Inter—Miss Ruth Golding.
Sentinel-Mrs. Robert Bayslngcr.
Ai’ter tho installation many gifts
were presented. Mrs. Stewart re-
ceived s bouquet from Mrs. Richuds
in behalf of the chapter. Mrs. Rich-
ards wss the recipient of a past
mutt-en's jewel tron} the chapter. the
presentation being made ' by Mrs.
Fitch. Because he had completed
four years as worthy patron. Mr.
Sigman received a. plutinum watch.
chain and knife'. Mrs. Richards re-
ceived a string of pesrls presented
by Mr. Sigma. Mrs. Elizabeth Hub-
bcll was presented with a. handsome
traveling bay by her mother and ta-
ther.
Guests were present at the l l-
lstion from Georgetown, New s-
an, Ridgei‘lcld and the Second dis.
tflct. After the meeting a. luncheon
was served and I. social time enjoyed.
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DlVIDEND NOTICE
A: s meeting' of the Board of Directors of the
south Rm Savings Bank, hold an day, a_d1~'l-
dond st‘tho rote otfonr sud one-half (Q g.) per cem.
per mum was doclsred to the depositors from the
' of the bank for the six months endmg Dc.
cember 31, 1923. ,‘
111i! dividend will be entered on passbooh
paid on and sfler anuu'y 10th, 1924.
All money deposited on or before January 1‘0":
will draw interest from January lst.
ALDEN 80m Preside‘ 11:.
68039! L WOODWARD, Treasurer.
Writ-h. 1923.
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Norwalk Chronicler