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,. :., lhlpisrnpamm rectors in the. diocese
. out iut’ 2Cmv York. asking for a truce in
:th" ruilrmus dispute until after the
i Xmas m-usnn.
, mg. 1 3 General Sanchez. insnrnont M-‘xl-fi
. q. 1'. . ,van arntv viiinf. h i none to Eerwr—l
:vs-l'u‘ - 71mm to dismiss whims that “(ill uml
.JaCk RICi‘IahOH DYIVQS the .‘l‘Xl-u’lll l'O'l til. the newspuprr
V 9 ' V Lil l;’l"’.i Mon :1 _
m p. Downs L a 1- Home lif'v. "lmr as 1 ancis Potter. Unl-
.. .. and Leaves his in ‘ (a: ..m. -lo :wn'fl ii John Roach!
L“. , - Slrzl‘mt. iluutlat ltxmlulzwntallst. in
Washington Street Mm York my on m
. "lii§fl‘“"l "Thu Bible in the lni‘ailiblv
A W ‘.'.'t‘l‘Fi n: 11ml. '
‘7" 9* Cur: are getting so common ln ) ' .
. W». . , . .urto .5 Tim'er rs. .' sax
v I'M-vi : Norwallc that residents don t know. . u . k and M . ”u I
‘ a . , Simpson l: been rc-marrlcd .1:
=8 "".;ll‘li‘ own. Thu-y are met .lke nn -, .. . ,_ . . 1 , _ . _
. _ N...“ ha}: . .\. l... l.a.eigh. .\. (,. new»,
'f' “‘4“ l m'vrcout or hat. in a. restaurant. The pa'ml' 5.1....
. U . l . .9 ~-
.polho are Clumslticrinx haxlzgnslfnug "£150 01‘ Philip E. Fox. charged
. . n 2. . . . s . ,
. runny I "ll-mt”! siml‘nr to “105.. on“ LP x ,wnh the mm'lnr U1 \\::1. S. (-onurn'
7 17.”. ‘ ‘3“ rusta‘urnnr. and “UN“: .tom "on has lw-vu Kll'rlf‘l to jury (Lt Atlanta. .
L ‘ ..m poles “him“ '11" gum "., “' 3 Tho Bhutan Pilot. 1h“ mill-ml pulp.
M 1‘ Will road. "\\.’1lr‘l1 your car.
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Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smith or
staple avenue have returned from
Virginia.
O C O
Mi. Lao Gillette or New Haven
will spent her Christmas Vacation.
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lois
Gillette or Brookside avenue. ‘
O O 0
Mrs. Elan Scribner, st. of Noreton
Heights. is in Yonkers, visiting her
sister, who is very ill.
O O O
Walter Burroughs is visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smith. of
Highland avenue.
0 O 0
Mark Norman of Brookside ave—
nue has installed a. “Radolia” in his
home.
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. Many people from Darien and
Noroton attended the “Messiah"
which was held in the Stamford
High school auditorium on Monday
evening.
I O O
Mrs. Charles Van Dine of the Post
Toad Darien and her sister Mrs. Al—
fred McHnle of Noroton Heights
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Bridgeportwith Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Risen.
I O O
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Horn of Syra-
cuse. N. Y.. will spend the holidays
with Mrs. Horn‘s parents. Mr. nd
2 an enue Dorian.
O O I .
The Christmas exercises of the
Sorotou Presbyterian church. Sun-
day school will be held on Thursday
evening Dec. 27. at. 7:3 . All are
cordially invited to attend.
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Miss Joan Murray. daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. \Vllllam Murray of
Newton Hemlns. who is attending
a. universny in Paris. will spend the
Christmas holidays with friends in
Switzerland.
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Edward H. Dclefield of Colland-
er‘s Point. Noroto'u. us]: married on
Monday afternoon to Gladys Tappun
of Newticld avenue. Stamford. Rev
Edward Lewis. pastor of the Stam-
ford Universalist church, officiated.
It was a quiet wedding, and only a
row intimate
1‘ ,- _ " .3 I .
. p» ‘1
.. 3
. a. ‘. ‘
1 (I. c
' , being present.
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. 'ufiv' [Ir
‘ " ‘3 [II/J mony an informal
held at. tho Tappan residence. Mr.
'L
Following the core-
reception was
, . , ‘Tirntion (E the Roman ":liltolio arch»
l‘nn Ford touring our. ownv'l bV'
. .lzummo of UUS'."'.l of which (Viz-dine:
{.0 new D. Downs, that was [‘09an
U‘Connvll is 'hv lnml. dismissrs
Z
: return they will reside in Noroton.
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a. mu? in tho Superior court atENoroton Heights. on Sunday alter.
limit-true”. (odor. for 58mm damagos- noon. Mrs. Mac Glashan also sang
:12. net Gardiner Trmvhndgo of several solos in the wards of the
: Dn .. n ghospital. Dorothv Pulls recited.
Judge 1' :2: m the su érlnr.
emu” ’1‘ 1).; .v[.;}.,v~ mu... granptod ,1 ; Monday afternoon. Sewing for the
g‘li\..,.:(.:.b '. {ANNE}. Vor‘;ali‘iCliristmas box was continued. Re-
l ' ' l' H V ‘ ‘ , . 'erl. About
:rom Mn k y of parts un- , freshmcnts were son
are individual mvmlwrs of the dv-E G0 So '
‘par'mvnf rut-chin: nlffs. but the den? Ive uvenlrs to
martm-‘nt as a wlmin has been pro-
"p I '“l missing Y"-'“'r'1-" Y. “"13 3"'3"‘t""l problems That :‘zlw- lfinlmmpanuns and
”1 I ' VFW'T’XHV 31"“"100’1- 'olhvr l’x‘olI‘stimt denominations and
”‘ '33 Jm‘k McMahon made a howl-"1 (lm-iurr-s thorn or»: no shadow»: of
. ,nnm- ; trm !-) Ono. of the banks In “Gish-Him”; U, dumb.“ 4.9 Human lklf'ht’f-
"7 37“???“ lngton street yestnrduy morning 31”" glitrsz ovlwllrution mt . to Xmas {“511Vill.
' ‘---r '“1‘.n~.lrkwi his Ford touring our. Whl“hi l”. 1;. lluthvnhliz"; executive 30o?
' "1' m rhn sumo model as that ownx-vl M’ ’ rotor? of tho wol‘lim's' Ila-1;? Hf1
Mr. Downs. nonr i110 Seminf‘l “”11“"§.\r:m';r:x. :n riiznri slatnml-nt made
417m”. \thn he ram!- mxt of €110 bank 17'“ public :It "‘hu'nm‘. declares that Mr.
“\5 .‘wv‘n ran out tr) the curb and .Illmp'"! 111': iiughvs' ulsvlnst:y=s involving Su-
:11 ‘7! '0 Mr. Downs' car and draw“ away not. Russia :n'v' ‘n i'orgr‘rf’ and an (1?-
"""?'H”'- ,wmm the pour». of Siilmfflr'i-llvmpt to mmlvu: the pcorlo ot the
,l'lridgoport, Danlmry and Norwnlkgtjnltml Stall-s." ‘ ‘
' ~0_ur‘o WM... wnlchjng for tho lost can? General evangelists of the Motlm-E
-aon-
‘ : fashions in
,,~, so there I!
’t to do all"!
any—that h
71. me has the.
nrzstmu
than little
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had been parkml in front of lhtinOmpth. rivnouncu modernism m” RC'V Kunmjil' “' flu” Lml lthat Frank Lauder. Second district
:spmmvl office all morning and mk~ { the Methodist. r‘liurv'h. south. as dos? ' ' - "mm” ”7 .Im Anw”can Mfl'i uanior has otferod to present to ev-
um: the numhm’, wont, to tho policelfruenvn dm‘ll‘m“ :md mamrm holler; ‘ v “‘13?!" ””"r‘mi “‘5‘“? Cher-3 ”orv mg... man of the High school’s
rslatlnn and lonrnpd that the mvncriln the Apostles' l:rl""',l of Protestant: "m”: ““3“?- nmundvd on Robbins; Wham“ team. a, souvenir by while}:
In! the our was Edward Mellnhflm itihrimiflnilli 2 run.‘ in .\v‘\V 1"“ l‘ftrhnr‘ A call. their mnmorles of High school grid“
HThlt-t' nt‘ I’nllr-n Ponnlnxztnn not inl bio-r Yuri; Timns :lrclzu‘es that j ""5!“ cont 3‘3" £111 infill-"bl“. t‘lgs. iron days will never be ohurated.
‘mucn with Mr. McMahon at his'German holding :In the United States: llm! 3'- ‘1029'1 tugs him Tnfil‘ht‘d the; \Ir Lauder has kindlv offered to
'home and he stun-d that his car was>amount to SZHHmHmmoO according to; slnn by 11:3“. ‘ , thesirteen letter men medals in the
m the hero and that his brotherlcltlmatrs “3' won informed bankcre.‘ Th!" 1"“? 15 ”('11-‘61 Just north of form ‘Bf sterllnv silver miniature
Jack had driven it in ”1"... E . Tompkinx‘illo, Staten Island. The Rumba”! to b: worn as watch
. ' = re. . : . “ .
(‘hlef Pennington told Mr. 116- ship croundml a... r sin. had passed; These gifts “,1“ be proba—
Mahon that ho had hottor go out
and look at. the registration on the
our in the burn. as a. car belonging
to him was parked in Washington
: street. After going out to the barn
Mr. McMahon told the Chief that he
‘ hall til wrong car.
The wars were exchangod later
.wnrvhmly was happy <1an mm.
Several other instances of takinzlho
wrong car were reported in Wash—
‘mg-ton street durimr the last week.
‘Orm man drove n. Chevrolet Sedan
all rlny before he learned the car
: was not his.
D. A. R. HEARS
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would go into the rooms and busy
'he hands and the minds 0! the wo-
men and girls.
There are thirty-two other soci-
. ties doing various kinds of work on
lthe Island. banded together under
the name 01.10 Central Council of
[Social Agencies. but the D. A. R. is
f'ho only society that is allowed in
fhe detention room. Its partlculr‘
0
work being to help the women
.pm away the time while they are
‘ kept on the island. It furnished all
sorts of material for band work.
wuch no material for garments for
l the women or bibles. material and
silk for embroidery work. cotton for
Hire making. and worsted for knlt~
Hm: or crochetinx. Miss Pardec
had with or some moles of the
work done the immigrants. which
she pe-ed around. She told of
‘mnny touching incident at the Is-
ilaml. and of the gratitude o! the
ivomen for the material supplied
lthom. They are allowed to keep
the work they do.
1 After Min Pardee't talk. Hrs.
Hoses song '12:“: God for the
Garden." m
undo 1hr “town'mm chanc-
; pnwn, notic'wl that a Ford tourinquist Episcopal "hurrh in session
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Salvation Army
; Tag Day Tomorrow
1
3 Tomorrow will be tag day for the
iilalvation Army‘s Christmas baskets
lwlxlch are to be distributed to the
Eneedy families of Norwalk.
g The Army will distribute the has-
gkets Monday. The-re will also be a
{Christmas tree for the children a:
like Army's headquarters on Vv'ash-
lington street. Christmas night.
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Mill Outlet to Give
Toys to 150 Children
J. Marguliess. manager a! the
Mill Outlet store on “Washington
street. will give 1.30 toys to the first
150 children calling :it the store
Saturd‘y morning betwoen 9:00 and
10:00 o’clock. '
Central Fairfield
>Gives Employes Bonus
for Faithful Service
Employee of the Central Fairfield
Trust company were delightfully
surprised yesterday when they were
presented with substantial bonuses
by the bank for faithful service.
Obituary
Ocul- 1!. Banks
Funeral services for Oscar E.
Banks .prominent Norwalker. who
died in the Bridgeport hospital . will
be held‘t 2 o'clock tomorrow after-
noon tromethe funeral chapel of
Charles Feblc in Weapon. Rev.
Gem-go B. Batch. of the Greens
\
Way. m m . «I.
es were nun wows-m." 30"“ '
1m quarantine on the Way to dock;
3 She appears to ho stuck in the edge?
l
-‘.:l.lnmi when he was struck by the; ' °
and Mrs. Dolatleld will leave. for
California this week. Upon their
i ling Dartmouth College. will spend
: .ZChristmns With his parents, Dr. and
’
l l e o o
' ' Mrs. John S. MacGlashan. con—
Mm. Godfrey of the Post Road. Dar-
{traltm rnnderc-d several selections at
l 2 Kenneth Godfrey. who is attend-
ten.
Patrick J. Dnvvy of Nor-wall: dictigtho service. at the Soldiers' Home.
hu plaintiff asks that amount for e which was much appreciated by the
injurics Clem-d l!) have been sus-lmvn.
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defendant‘s nutovi‘mhlln near the! Miss Florence Hangman of Old
James llill estzi’r, qutentiier 6. 1923. ll Kings Highway. Dorian, spent Mon—
day .1: New York City.
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. The Westminster -Guild of the
Sermon Presbyterian church held a
{meeting in the Sunday school room
Mrs. Eva Veskey
is Granted Divorce
‘fonrteon of the members were pres-
}{nln\';j_ , l‘l‘” \“lts ranted on i . ’
p... g... .1 “Mum gm.” plain ll‘l‘ll. . This :3 the last meeting until
I A .- W ." .‘ew car.
‘zlt was ; to "n pprmxssmn to re . after the V Y
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cu'm- he-r my. ~n name of Gm‘ld. ‘ '
‘ ‘ ‘ ' . ‘ ' r‘napman Beauregard who is 3’.-
POHCE Department panacea: spend Christmas with his.
lparrnts. Mr. and Mrs. A. Geaure—
IS Smoking Today; gm of the Past mum. Barton,
Christmas :tttu are already being;
showvrl-vi upon mumlmrs or llw- Afar-1
walk Follow department. Nat onlleewener Lauder to
High Football Men
l
t In an interview with Coach Fer-
lrol a. Green or the Norwulk High
school this morning. it was learned
armed with humorous boxes of Cl-
gars.
charms.
bly presented together with letters
' assembl in the High
of mud on the edge or the channel” at11:0lspetfixrx'rrirrovv l{The donation
and is in no danger. Because of her. so as delléhtful surp to
great 5'1:le the Leviatham is one of; comes a use
the most difficult vessels to maneuJ the football men.
.N. H. S. Class of ’18 to
NAMED AS SPECIAL” ,3 - ' Wednesda
PROSECUTOR FOR ; Drr‘fl‘igl: ‘33. cm. or a... mi
MCCRAY’S TRIAL L wall; High school will. hold its sixth
annual reunion at the Nor-walk
Country club next Wednesday night.
Reports received from the commit-
tee in charge indicate that about
forty-five members will be on hand
this year.‘
Immediately following the dinner
Raymond Brady. president. will
give the welcoming address follow-
ed by other speakers and entertain»
ment' of an entirely novel nature.
Dancing will then continue until; one
o'clock. Music will be furnished. by
the Country club orchestra.
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Christmas
GRADE I.
a Song '— A. Christmas Lullaby —-—
Booms one and two.
Recitation—Christmas— Fourteen
pupils of rooms one.
Recitation—Mistletoe —- Judson
White. ‘
Recitation — When Christina
Comes—Four pupils or room one.
Recitation -- Jolly Old Santa -—
Grace Sakai. '
Reciution—Pdnletho—Fonr pu-
pils of room one.
King
Recitation—Welcome
Jesus—Merton Weldner.
Recitation —- Kerry Christm- —~
Pupils, of room one. ‘
t0
rooms one undtwo.
Mrs. Alfred Morehouse of Pros cot“
friends and relations-
?lmllng the ITnivers‘lty ot Pennsyi-=
Conway m m: l? ,
Bacterium—A Nully Christmas—- :. ' , ,
teen girls rooms three and tour.
Sixteen boys room three and tour.
three and tour.
tour.
neutrino.
girls rooms three and tour.
All - Eighteen boys room tour.
Acunzo.
Shoe or Stocking—Olga Dudas.
‘The Longest Day—oflelen Yuhasz.
Christmas——Goldie Lensyl
Romano.
Dorothy Wilmett.
Sachs.
Best. 0! All——Florence Bitano.
son.
Once Mora—Elinbeth Markus.
Christmas Greeting —
Kristoff.
no r.
Hastings.
sohn.
The Reason—Mildred Shapiro.
Santa Claus—Edward Stern.
Tessie Naggy.
Sing a. Song—Catherine Zaino.
Christmas Land—Michael Philip.
Christmas—Lillian: Grossman.
Recitation—Envy—James Zaino.
Gifts—Six pupils or room seven.
and eight.
GRADE IV’. ROOM VIII.
Santerella. Donald “'arner,
Urban.
Cohen.
‘- field.
nolio. .
yak.
Fredericks.
A Christmas Wish—Fanny Vino.
let t.
.Balough.
Enough for All—Zolton Novak.
Christmas Star—Helen Samples.
yak.
Envy—Quinta Christopher.
Caspler.
I W'onder—YVilliam Pylypchuck
Marie Caruso.
Helen Hornyak.
. Hanging Father’s
’Kertoz.
Two Stockings—Howard Caldwell
Herbert Smith.
a
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Stull.
Wargo. Elizabeth Kardos.
g Thomas.
| Run.
Santa. Claus—+Anzeline Simon.
The Shepards-Bessie Weiner.
The Sheplxcrdk—Dorothy Jones.
Who Is it T—Sara Maissno.
5 Minding—Rose Dattollc.
dcr.
A Visit from
Alexander.
Christmas—«Elizabeth Ho'lyhouer.
“'inte rfilennic Pesty.
Santa Clank—Ethel Kesko.
GRADES Y. AND V}.
Mrryy Christmas—‘Frank Sizensky
Elizabeth Thomas.
Peppitionc.
to.
Merry Christmas—Susie Wilmot.
Mills.
Santa Claus—Bertha. Beres.
Levq, K. E. Dyer.
cm Pm.
(Grade :1. Mary J. Mottntt. teacher.)
Song—Santa Claus—Class.
Song—Silent Night—Class. .
Old Saint. Nick—Nick Nichola.
The Christmas Tree—Bertha Nag-
gy, Livia Zanio. Helen nglede. Ern—
‘ma. Blers. Margaret Louerza.
Song—Christmas “’altz
Class.
The Mouse—William Kerimny.
Merry Christmas Has Cornea—Mary
Aldinotfi. Elizabeth Scar-so. Ruuell
Wilmot. Marlon Crimey.
The Christmas Tree——Lillle Jones.
Eleanor Staseel.
Christmas Lullaby-421m.
Closing Jameson—Distribution of
sins.
(Grade One; Mrs. Madelyn Lilly- ,
Mrs. Gertrude Oberlunder) "
Song by CW Clans Lend.
Recitation——Santa Claus -- Ruth
Hamilton, Margaret Kuhn. Bury
Tosh.
Recitation—William Buehts.
Song—Old Santa Club—Hrs.
- Oberimder‘s alas.
Won—4. Wish -— Elisabeth
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aunties—ranketom-
Recitation —— The Boys’ Choice ——
Song—Suntan Corning—Rob us
A. Play —- A Tree for Cinderella. --
Fourteen childr'en rooms three and
‘Song—nerry Xmas Belle—James
Recitation—A Little Child—Twelve
Recitation—Tho Longest Days of
Recitation-on . Welcome—Camilla
I! I Were Santa Claus —- Jerry
1: Santa. Claus Lived in 3. Shoe -—
The First Christmas —— Lillian
My Favorite Trey—Morris Robin—
Jolane
Recitation—To J 0y (livers—Esther
Kurmai, Nancy Benegast. Mary Le-
Santa Claus in Holland—June
Scaring Santa—Miriam Mendel-
Hanging Up the Baby's Stocking—
Recitation—Lust Year'- Christmas
Song—December --— Rooms seven
What. the Stocking Said—Albert
James.
A Christmas Gift—Helen Lazar.
The Longest. Day — Concillima
Joseph
Christmas in the Heart—Nathan:
No Stockings to “'cnr—Eila Gar-a
A Christmas Sound—Pearl Kovacs
Christmas Finis—Edward Mnney.
A Christmas Zulz—Edwarad Bon-
My Christmas Wish — John No-
When Stats. Claus Comes—William {
Christmas Candles—Dorothy Bart-
A Christmas Song—Le Rm: Avery.
A Christmas Telephone — Emma
A Present for Mama—Irene Horn-
A Christmas Eve Thought—Clara.
A Christmas Pudding—«Helen Ry-
an. Evelyn Horwath. Julia Simon.
Socks—Ernest
Overheard at Christmah-Gertrude
Everywhere Christmas—Elizabeth I
; Christmas is Coming —— Ethel
5 A Christmas Surprise—Golden
l The Shepards—Constance Ostran—
Slt. Nicholas—Ida
The First Christmas-Anna Beres. E
The Spirit of Christmas—Emma
“‘hy Do Bells 0! Christmas Ring—
Christmas is Here—Pear! Le Gates.
Sing a Song of Christmas—Annie
A Helpful Wfle—-Anldoneet Ame-I
Christmas Has Come—-Dorothy
A Christmas Wish — Margaret
The Christmas Secret —- Evelyn
Webb. Ernestine Filunger. Francis
Vii-gulak.
Santa's Coming—Robert Cald-
wel.
A. Merry Christmas—Michael Ken-
edy. o
Songh
j
Sour—aim W
Recitation—A cam m —
Elie Steuben. Willem Wilcox. John
Gumbo;
Recitation—Why Do Bells tor
Christmas Rina—Ch. '
Recitation—Christmas Presents-—
James Vedas, nary Nuhtrtnno.
Won—Christmas Eve —- Bo-
Phie fluke.
Recitati‘ on—-Our Flag—Roslyn Ne-
vas.
Song—Christmas 11th“. 0b-
erlnnder's ell...
Redmuon—San‘uk—Viols. Palac-
ilione.
Play—Christmas Toys in a. Toy
Shop—21 boys and girls.
Grab Bag.
Distribution of Baskets.
(Grade Three—E. Gritren. teacher)
Oh! December—£12.35.
Christmas Wishes—Helen Cheh.
Elizabeth Conley. Margaret Keno.
Christmas Everywhere -— Grace
Kolitan.
My Christmas Secrets—Jennie Cn-
ruso. ,
The Christmas We
Bernhardt. Ethel Forts.
My Wish—Jessie Fratina.
The First Tree—Arthur Bernstein,
Mary Marlnnozzi, Mary Hamilton.
Have You Heard or the Place 1'—
Class.
In Bethlehem—Elizabeth Kishi. An-
drew Czcl.
Like—Rose
Christmas Eve—Leonard Abra-
hamson.
The Brave Little Tree—Helen
Basile.
Advice to Santa. Ginny—Irene
Bantfay.
Christmas—Irene Kerekers. John
'Kertau. Manuel W'olfman, Annie
:Postigiione. Margaret Glayois. Jose-
phine Caruso. Annie Fraukallna.
Jennie Capetelle. Mike Fratina.
Why ?—Chsrlotte Baur.
Silent Night—Class.
To Santa Claus—Ernest Zavesky.
Poor Santa-Julia. Barber.
W'hat I Should Likel—Helen Keri.
Fairy Snow Flakes—Class.
Distribution or gifts.
(Grade Two. M. Augusta Culhare,
Teacher)
Song—Silent Night—Class.
Recitation-Vl'hnt I Should Like-—
l Verna Ferris.
Recitation—-Xmas Wishes—Mar-
garet Tannacone.
Recitation—To Dear Old Santa
Claus—~Billy Arnold.
Song—Christmas Waltz
Class.
. Recitalton—LSafita. Claus—Eleanor
; Tyrrell.
Recitation—Why?——hturiel Canifl.
Recitation—The Xmas Story—
Lillian De Petro. r
to
Recitation—Xmas Time—Mary De
Orio.
Song—Santa Claus Is Coming——
Class.
Song——Old Jolly Santa Claus—
Class.
Recitation—My Xmas Secrets ——
Rose Mlchale.
i Recitation—Advice
Edna Mac “'hite.
Recitation—The Xmas We Like—
Catherinc Testa.
Song—
to— Santa
Song—~That Wonderful Land ~—
‘ Class.
Recitation—Merry. Merry. Xmas
—-Helen Strassberx. Earl .Chehy.
John Mayoras. Joseph Chimento. Ste.
phcn Stanlsalo.
Recitation—A. Surprise for Saucer-
Louis Virgulak.
_ Recitation — A' Gentle Reminder
—-Nicky NBS]. Anna. Evanskt. Dom-
imck Christopher.
Song—Christmas Lullaby—Class.
Closing Exercises. Distribution of
Gifts.
KINDERGARTEN.
Hymn
Merry Xmas to All—Children.
Baa Baa Black Sheep—Children.
Finger Play—Children:
Humpty Dumpty—Carlo Bosone.
Mary Manglni. Tome English. Lucy
Schino. Elizabeth Couti.
Silent Night—Children.
Toys—Robert Jerige.
0 Santa. Claus So Jolly—Children.
Little Miss Muftct—Ruth Shapiro.
\Vee “'illie “'inkle—Chlrlel Clut-
. farm.
’ Little Boy Blow—Arthur Maestro.
Gertrude Paxton.
A Xmas Song—Norma Bartram.
Tingo Play (cup of teal—Childv
ren.
Ills Letter—George Flynn.
Acrostic “Santa. Claus" —- Thomas
Collins. Biarle Smith. Chm-lea Clut-
tano. Ruth Shapiro, Howard Bonus.
Margaret Cutone. Chester Wilmot.
Dorothy Reed. Andrew Thomas. Ger-
trude Payton.
Hickory, Dicker-y. Dock —- Robert
leige.
Little Jack Homer -— Marjorie
Caldwell. Margaret Cutoue. Chester
W‘iimot. Howard Bonus.
Dance——How Do You
Partner.
Old Santa Claus Puts on His Cap—
Children.
Jack and Jill -- Anus. Batlovich
and Alfred Muninina.
Eyes 0: the Christmas Tree—Helen
'- Thomas.
Deep in the Woods—Children.
Fly Little Birds—Children.
Bye Low My Baby — Dorothy
Reed. Marjorie Caldwell. Andrew
Thomas. Carlo Basene.
Round and Round the Christmas
Tree-«Children.
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Chm Program.
Song—Silent Night—School.
Class Recitation—Santa slid the
Mouse—Grade two.
Song—-Sunts. Claus Land— Jean
Magnet: Inuise Williams. Florence
Waters. Josephine Statute. grade one.
A Christmas Play—Emma. Valen-
tlk. Marion Katee. John Halon.
Rose Zeman. Charles Basalt. William
Wolfe. Bernice Marcus. William
Stephany. Clay Amalie. Hathew
Soltis, grade “three.
Sonar—Christmas Lullaby— Tillie
Miknia. Ethel filmy, Irene Warm».
Betty Benjamin. 0!“ Souls. Ruth
Koenig. Esther lackwood, grade two.
A Sketch—Deming has Stock-
ings—Henry Email, John Wei-en.
grad. e are. ,
Saundra.
D0. My
Rum Drab—Helen
Claudia-Kevan. Blue Streak. Jun.
Csell, Helen Zemun. Helen Hm
Viola. suds, Eleanor ”calmer.
grade six.
Rag Doll Dance—Eileen. lower,
grade ave.
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. Herman Wempe.
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Amy Black ........ Amelia
Pansy Post -....... Lillian ,
Phoebe Farley ...... we r
PollyPruo ............ 3..
Atlantic Miles ........ Hilly
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Scene—-A country schools“; ‘
Song—O Come All Yew
School.
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Souk—"December’H-Grado In.
Recitation — "Christmas
has"-—Olive Stowe. ,
‘ Recitation—~"Good St. W
Helen Cook. p-
Song — "Christmas W“
Grade II. ,
Recitation—J‘Christmas W—
Fred Shepard. Patricia m “4
Pulley. "I
Poem—'The Christmas m
Grade I.
Recitation—"A Surprise M
,ta."—-Harry Bach. Marguerite
Frances Ventreiia.‘ Joe Eula. .
Song—Lullaby—Girl at M
garten. ' .
Recitation—“Mother's Petr—HQ '_
abeth Fay. 7
new
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Recitation--—“Baby's
Dan Readyoa. ,
Song—31erry Christmas—M
Recitation -— “The Very "V. .
Thing"—Marion 13min. 3“ -_;. .
Phillips. ' 'v "
Song—“Old Santa. CW.“
dergarten. '
Recitation—"A. Chum m
—Arthur Divine. .58
Song - "Santa Claus W '
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Recitation — “Jack How—o-
Murray Rosenthal, ’
Song—"Santa. Claus”——-Grulo Ea
Recitation—~"A Catastropho—h-V '
ephine Walsh. 5. '
Recitation—"Kitty's Itoculflq-
Roslyn Druks.
Sour—"Santa Is Coming'm’:
III. ._ . -
Poem—"Christmas Time”—-&é
III. ‘
Recitation—"To Santa. Claus”—
Donald Amundsen. . 4 3
Song—"Santa Claus"—Grade&
Recitation — Xmas Star -.- ‘
Saxton.
Song—Silent Night—School.
A large attendance was
yesterday at the interesting »
mas program given by the pufll‘
the West Norwalk School, .7 > .
school was artistically decor“???
red and men, all the , _
having been done by the on”
Each pupil had a. gift for his or k.
parents. The mothers to: ‘
aprons. handkerchief: or ”7‘
bags. while the fathers ,
blotten made by the pupils» ,. j ‘
Mrs. Lawrence. who worked ,3,
hard to make the affair a. I.
wishes to thank the parent- fu'
their kind co-operation in he!“
to make the costumes. .;
The program was as follows: 1-—
PART I . ' 1'
Lord's prayer with response. 4' ._
Song—“Santa Claus Luv—u
school. _
Recitation—"Xmas Groom,
Louise Bentord. -,;.t'§.,,
Recitation—"Santa Clear—Rot-
er: Schcde.
Vietrola Selection—‘fl‘he Star d
the East." . -
Song—“Beautiful Thoughts a! 3:
Xmas"——Mary Levis. Mon-en: Kerb
idjon. Margaret Grefc. Evelyn In“.
Recitation—"The Coming o! -
ta. Claus”—-Carl Neridjon. .g
Recitation—“Prepamtion"-‘Ch'.
4?
Recitation—“A Xmas Phon‘fg—r
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Reading—"A Recipe for 2*
Cheer"-—-Mary Lovts. '
Recltadon—‘The Babe of W:
bem"—I.ouis Mickias. -. j
A Xmas Acrostic—“Chm.
Grades 1 and II. . _ -
Song—~“A Xmas Lullaby"-—M
V and VI. . '
Reading—“A Visit troll *
Claus”-—Molvena Nerldjon. g; f
Victrola. Selection—"Wu“
Our King."
Recitation—“A Country W
Louis Schede. «a
PART II
Playlet—"Santa's Living Thug“
Samar—George Grefe. ‘ » » ‘
Teddy Bean—George mi;
Santa‘s Boy—Daniel Weed. ‘5
Picture Book—Mary m. I;
Topsy Doll—Anne Imus.
Tool Chest—-Wm. Hurrah 1
Doll-Bertha Grady; 4:
Mrs. Santa—Josephine Em
Jumping Jack—Samuel BM
Pop Corn Ball—Margaret Gregg;
Bag of Candy—£11m: W
Xmas Star—Evelyn Legs. , ”e“
The Christmas Candle m,
be held Sunday evening st 1:33
the West. Norwalk Chapel. Am
invited to attend the service:
less of creed.
Commander Bertram r .
U. S. S. Emerson will M
Xmas holidays at his mm
Nor-walk avenue.
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