Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 22, 1923 · page 4

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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ull. student at tho lvniur-
‘ lvaola and lllchard
ffludent at l-‘ordham an
the Christmas recess with

ts. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Wilton Avenue,
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can get that gift at Don-
dv.

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31 Richard Costello and the

”M ‘Ilary and Bertha Connors of
“'1 ~ spent Thursday with

I"? u- in Barty of \‘an Burcn
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u can get that gilt at Don-
Adv. -

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Louise Salsa of Main street
* rthur Amato of second dis-
' on the prize waits given by
' -' »- Mon at their dance last 8st-

. 8 night.

‘ lb per cent discount on all
- dolls. J. J. New-berry Co..
v :atrest. Norwalk.——Adv.

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3rd. Henry Beard and Mrs. Ar-
~ Taylor aro shopping in Bridge.

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per cent discount on all
J. J. Newterry Co..

dolls. ll: Ad
- t. For .— v.
{M . ‘r .
3.} grid Mrs. Clinton Ladd and

. -d M". James C. Baker Jr.. of
ant. N. Y., will spend the
"1"". was holidays with Mrs. Ladd'l
V ' Mr. and Mrs. William Lu.
a! so. Main Street.
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. e—Sn per cent discount on it
a . dolls. J. J. Nowberry Co.
' lusn'ect, Norwalk.—Adv.

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1 film Nancy Lewis. Dotty Ailing
Myra Robertson of Stamford
bl friends in the second district

Waning.

-—Bats and Caps—Obrlen's—Adv.
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' Mr. and Mrs. I-Zdward will of
~Fairileld Park will spend the Christ-
‘hu holidays in Waterbury es the
“guests of Mrs. llall's sister and bro-
1[liar-ln-ltuv. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis J.

lard.

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g.—Gaps and liats—O'Brlen's—Adv.

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Harold Skidd and Martin McDon-
iollgh attendid a. dance at the Ritz
in Black llock lust cvcningi’.
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—Borgstrom is framing pictures
Igain in new i. 0. 0. I". bldg.——

Adv.
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Francis Joyce of the 1'. S. Navy is
spending the Christmas holidays

with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
5amin Joyce of Holden avenue,
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—-Llrgo assortment of electrical
.ppllmtces and accessories at. J. M.
Moellsr's. 28 Washington St.-—Adv.

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Mr: and Mrs; John Buckley. Miss
Irons Buckley and Harold Buckley
of Van Buren avenue will spend the
Chriaimas holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. 'John Buckley Jr.. of Brooklyn:
Newivork.
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-—- - uy your Xmas tree lights at J.
M. A olier‘s. 2‘8 “‘sshlngton Street.
.—

hair.

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9 o a o
M s Gladys Lohb of Norman nvc-
line 115 a. visitor in New York city

Thumday.

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"Best selection of naturnl .and

ariiniiai Christmas tree: at J. M.
”caller's. :8 \Vnshlngton St.-—Adv.
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‘
Ilfl'vey C. Moran of Hartford was
in bu‘iness visitor in this city. yester-

day. 1
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—-‘Ioft hat shop. O'Brien's.—Advt.
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F 33h Church. student at the
BeocQwood School in Jenkintown.
Pa. .9 spending the Christmas res
oes- lth her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
. Chang:- Church of Brush street.
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' uy your X-msa
50‘B n.—-—Advt.
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‘ M~ and Mrs. Charles Holmes of
“Che ut street left today for “'or-
cut“. Muss" where they will spend
ltho Christmas holidays with Mr.
Holder“ parents,
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Present.

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X-mns. O'Brien.

——Yelour for
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Mflbes Martha. Barrett and Glad-
ys hmstrong were shoppers in
and port yesterday.
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_ Mi” llvien ll. \‘osburgh. a etu-
-dant t liurnaird college is spending
ristmas vacation at the home
’ parents. Judge and Mrs.
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~fllto springs. Tilly's—Adv.

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and Mia. Louis Allen. New
ity. are spending the Christ-
._ olldoys with Mr. and Mrs. R.
Lfilommcdius of I: Durrlit sve-

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'W lam (‘. Milne. son of Mr. and
m.. ohn D. Milne. and a. student
0 tho “’entworth Institute. Boston.
is spending the Christmas
with his parents here.

hoiidl'ays
A ‘ ~ a o a
-‘arrls &. Dana. That's all.

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A istmas pagunt will be given
ill Mount Zion Baptist church.
. Min street. Friday night. Do-
28. at 8:00 o'clock.
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3 Mary Catrone of Oak street

on a. position with the Web-
.and Edging company.

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um.

u.

Bishop and Lynes' an-

- ment on adv. page 2.--Adv.
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m Olcan of Flax Kill road

- to Bridgeport last night.

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Julia. Mlkles of'fi‘lnnipauk
visitor in Bridgeport yesterday.

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"w; and Mrs. Daniel Vadas of 77
. avenue have had their
' remodeled.

 
 
 

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Mary Richmond and Miss
til spend the Christmas holl-
Now York City.

suns irik'm'sna mu Joa-

 

 

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nlo Gurney of winnipsuk will be the
guest of niuilves in New Jersey
over the holidays.

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Miss Helen Do Florio of Lexington
avenue. who is attending school in
Mystic. will pass the Christmas rc-
coas with her parents.
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John Demicois. ,Jr.. of Bouton
street. and Frank Mucio of Ely ave-
nuo are the guests over the \veblc-end
of Mr. Muelo's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Mucio of Brooklyn.

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-—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weakly payments. Store open
evenings until s p. ram—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. l-‘rsnk Muclo of
Ely avenue will entertain relatives
from New York over the holiday.

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brennan of
llanfofll place will be the holiday
guests of relatives in Oyster Buy.
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-—Harrla a Gun. That's ail.

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.Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kelly
and daughter Harriet of Chestnut
street have gone to New Haven
where they will spfnd Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. “‘illinm Richards.
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Charles DeMato of Woodward ave-
nuo has opened a. barber shop in
one of the recently completed stores

on Ely avenue. ‘
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-—-Sco Bishop and Lynes' nn-
nounceinent on adv. pam: 2,—Adv.
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Mis Ross Smith of Snowdcn ave-
nue has taken n. position with
\\'cbblng and Edging campany.
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Miss Mary Olcan of Flax liill road.
Miss Margaret Soltez of Lexington
“venue nnd Miss Sophlo Novsk of
South Main street. motored to Stain-
ford with a party of friends. Thurs-
duy night w here they utteiidcd u. per-
formance at one of the theatres
there.
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Friends of Louis Ville of Bouton
street who has been confined to his
home suffering from a fractured
nnide. will be pleased to hear his
condition is showing much improve-
liicut.

—L'mbrclias for X-mas. U'Brien.
—Advt.

Anthony Doddo of Neptune sti'ccl
has gone lo Marbeiliend. Muss.
where he will spent. the hoiiduy with
rclalivt s.

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Morris Sash of lluutun street is
having a. garage built.

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Lloyd Sturges is ill at his limit": on
Main street.
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--Harrls is: Guns.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Poklenibu of
Ely avenue will entertain their nelee.
Miss Margaret. l’oklcmhn of Bridge-
port over the week-end and holiday.
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Mis Elizabeth Slilmko and Miss
Mildred Hoyt. of this city litended
a theatre. Thursduy at Bridgeport.
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That's nil.

-—-Altcralion Sale
of automobile accessories. tins and

tubes. 25 to 50 per cent. savings.
Aaron Kohn. 0 Railroad avenue.—
Adv.

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Lvo and Herbert Miller. students
in the sophomore class at Syracuse
university. are spending the Christ-
mas holiday with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham J. Miller of
Main street. First district.
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The. Misses Anne. Pike and Agatha
Kesoier of New York City are the
week-end visitors of Miss Frances
Modne of Putnam avenue.
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Form] B. Green. instructor in his-
tory at the Norwolk High school. has
gone. to his home in lndiana where
he will spend the Christmas holiday.
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--Piesl Cakes!
Use your phone. give us a call for
your Xmas pies and cake. That's all.

Jackson's Home Bakery. _Phone
:ZZ-i.-—Adv.
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Frank Lauder. a. sophomore at

Yale university. is enjoying the
Christmas holiday with his parents
at. their home on Seymour street.

i HIST NCRWKEK ;

l-‘red Lovejoy of Yale university is
spending the holidays with his par-
ents at their home on Second street.
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Francis Crosby. son of Mr. ind
Mrs. F. D. Crosby of Scavicw ave-
nue. is home from his studies at the
New York university until after the
holidays. .
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Stanley Joselovsky of Seaview
avenue is spending the Week-end
and holiday in New York city, where
he is the guest of relatives.
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y Harris. a student at the
'ormnl school is spending
home on

Miss
Danbury
the school recess at her

First street.

Miss Elisabeth Hendrick. who is a
teacher in the public schools of
Hartford. is the guest of her pur-
nnts. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hendrick of
East avenue. over the holidays.

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Harry Stenton of Fall River.
Mam. is passing-tho holiday at his
homo on Betta place. '

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Leslie Davis. a student at the Yale
law school. will be the guests of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis. of
Rowan street over the holidays.

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Meyer Salllck, who is a student at
Yale University. is spending the
Christmas recess with his parents ‘at
their home on Fort Paint street.

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Leonard Murphy is spending the
holidays at his homo in East Nor-
walk. Mr. Murphy is g student at
Fordhsm university.

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Leo Chinsky. who it attending
Brown university is at the home of
his parents on Moors street. where
he will remain until the holidays.

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Francis Hoyt. a. student at the
New York University is spending the
holidays I. It home in Elli Nor-
m .

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and Personal Mention

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i DilRIEN l

Mrs. George Domarsst of Sound
ncach vial her daughter. Mrs.
‘ Benedict field on Thursday.

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W. P. Lynch of Noroton Heights
and Harry Oliver of New York will
take a trip to Paris in tho near fu-
ture.

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Mrs. Alfred Morehouso of ’Pros-
pect avenue. Darien. spent Tuesday
of last week in New York City.

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John Rohrback. who has been
away on a two weeks' business trip
has returned to his home in Cedar
Gate. ‘

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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Kirk of
Noroton Heights. will spend New
Years with relatives in Philadelphia.

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Armand Beauregard. a. student at
Harvard. will spend the holidays
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Beauregard of the Past Road. Dar-
ien. .

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Miss Helen lichrca and Miss Lois
Gillette. or New Haven will spend
the holidays with relatives in Dar-
icn.

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Miss Mary Crofoot. a. student of
Connecticut College. is spending gm
holidays with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs, George L. Crofoot of Near “'3-
lcr Lane.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Millspaugh
or Darien. Conn. are. visiting for a.
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Natl-mu
'.. Pinch of Academy street. Darien.

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Mrs. Clnrencc Scof‘mld of Darlen.
who has been suffering from n se-
vere cold is very much improved.

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Miss Irene Cooke. a student at
Siorrs College. is spending the holl-
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H. l‘-. Cooke of Prospect. avenue.
Darlen. ‘
WILTON

"Daddy." a beautifully illustrated

screen picture was shown at. the

L'ongregutionul church Sunday

night. "Jackie Coogun" was felt-

tured. Mr. Bunker road the lee-

ture expl..ining the pictures. Next
Sunduy cv-‘iiing a cantata. "The First
Christmas" will be rendered and
Sunda ycvening Dec. 30. Hutchin-
:on's story “if “’intcr Comes" will
. be shown.
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Mrs. It, “1 Keeler and her daugh—
ter. Mrs. George Brown of Norwalk.
will sail curly in January for the.
Mediterranean tour.
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The Syndicate. having purchased
the former Green Apartment house
near the site, of the former post of-
iicc. and having rented same. one of
their tenants has sublet the southern
basement {or landlher post office.
The location is very convenient.
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A railroad omelal canvassed the
neighborhood Wednesday afternoon.
. Interviewing residents Who live. near
lihc occur: or lust Saturday's crossing
accident.

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Christmas decorations are being

prepared at homes of church mem—

bers to beautify St. Mnttehsw's
church for the Christmas season.

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A. A. Smith of New York. an as-
sociate of E. '1‘. Bedford. pnesented a
large brass clock tothe Y. i . C. A.
Thursday. The clock was made in
the eighteenth-century. having been

 

contructrd about 1758. it is about
three feet high. Two candle sticks
were given with the clock. The
candle sticks are (.250 of brass and

are reported to have been manufac-
tured runny years before the clock

\\ .1: node.

There will Le a. meeting of the
board of i‘izu-rco on the evening of
December :8 at which time the
members of the board will talc: un-
der consideration the plans for
changes in road construction asked
by the sci-:cticn.

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Mrs. Edward Bradley spcn: yccv
terday in Bridgeport Christmas shop-
ring. Mm. li‘rancls May was also
among the “'estporters who visited
Bridgeport yesterday.

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Kearney. a. student of
ehcn-istry at Columbia university.
New York. armed in town yester-
day and will spend the holidays with
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James Kearney of Imperial avenue.

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Ednaid Quinn has returned to his
home from Yale university [or the
boi‘v'ays.

Audrey

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Elmer Moultbropo of cloud: Nor-
walk attended the basketball game
in the "1'" gym last evening.
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Miss Emily llucLaury of New
York. who has been spending a few
days in \Vcsiport returned to New

York yesterday.
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Arthur Jennings has returned
from a week's visit to New York.
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Mrs. Dcforest Reyes and son. De-
forest. Jr.. are spending the holidays
in Philadelphia. ‘

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Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Kandlo are
spending their Chrflstmas vacation

at their summer home on \Voodfidc
avenue. 1
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Miss Sheila. Rahlcigh. has re-
turned from school, and is spending
the holiday vacation with her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rahleigh
of Myrtle avenue.
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The entertainment committee of
the Y. M. C. A. have arranged a
very attractive program for New
Years day at the “Y." An erotics-
tra has been engaged to furnish
music during the afternoon and
pool. chess and checkers. billiards
and bowling will furnish attraction
for many members. in the evening
from 8:30 until midnight there will
be dancing. There will be open
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Mrs. Francis B. Convorso'wlll be
the hostess at Bodford muss this
afternoon. assisted by Miss’ with
Wheeler and Miss Jesus Beldcn.‘ On
Christmas day Bodford"aou‘sa 'wlll
bo‘closed the entire day.
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The basketball game between the
Compo Life Guards and tho, Barri-
son oulntotto in the “Y" not last
evening was one of tho fastestigamas
ever played laWostport. Splendid
to work 'wu shown on both
sides. nd the teams wot-sorority
matched in other ,ways as well. The
Iinomp was as follows:

Life Guards nucleon
J. McMahon J. Huber
.‘ R. o
u. duinn. 2nd half
81‘.
Carlson Morlat
LF. .
E. McMahon Staples
P. Driscoll 1-158qu
' R.G.
Scodeld Drlscoll
L.G.

' The, score. was 19 to 16 in favor of
the (tempo Guards.
The preliminary gama was played
‘ the Staples Junior High and the

nklln High of South ‘Norwalk.
The line-up of the juniorséoras:
Staples Franklin
Wood McGovern
11F.
Sibislcio Wopd
l..F.
lien-ison Hebesey
C.
“Crofut Fromca
L.G.
Zeobro Golden
LG.
The score for the preliminary

game was :2 to G in favor of Frank-

iin.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell are
in town and they Will spend their
Christmas holiday in their country

homson Clinton avenue.
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Miss I-‘lorcnce Burr of Pittsburgh.
l’a.. and Miss Barbara W'ilson of the
state of \Vashington. are spending a
week at the home of Miss Burr's f8-
ther. “'iiliam ll. Burr of Long Lots

road. Greens harms.
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The Current Events club will not
meet next week because of the holi-
days. The next nicetlnx will be at
the home of Mrs. D. 15. Bradley's on
“(right street on the afternoon of
Thursday. January 3rd.

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The “'cstport. Country club will
give a dinner dance on Christmas
night. 'l‘licso annual affairs are al.
ways well attended. A large Christ-
mas tree will be placed in the cen-
ter of the room. from which pres-
ents for the members will be dis-
tributed. On New Years Eve there
will be entertainment furnished for
the members from 10:30 until 3
o'clock New Years morning. Supper
will be served at midnight. and
dancing will be a feature of the eve-

nlng.
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W

llowaylon Methodist. Church—H.
B. Schnert. pastor.

Once again it is Christmas. How
we wish that all might have a good
Christmas. All who know and love
the Savior u‘ill enjoy Christmas;
should lhvy even be poor. : ck. bc~
rcuved and a stranger. It is wan-
derful houfidesus fills our lives with
joy regardless of the place or con-
dition we may find ourselves in. “'e
trust that evgrywhero the birthday
of Jesus of Bethlehem is. celebrated.
this joy may fill the heart and home.
We wish a Merry Christmas to all.

The Sunday School Christmas
rprogram will be given Saturday ove-
ning. Dec. 22. at 7 o‘clock. A splen-
did timc is in store for all. We in-
vita everybody to come.

A special privilege will be in givo
ing to the earthquake suflerers in
Japan. Let us give a large offering
and win ii. blessing.

Sunday morning Sunday School
session at 10: morning worship
Christmas sermon and special music
at 11: in the evening there will be
no Epworth League service. how-
ever. a. special service of song and
praise has, been arranged for 7:30.
Do not fail to attend church Christ-
mas Sunday.

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Mr. Frank Crockett of nowayton
avenue is entertaining relatives from
New Haven over the. holiday.

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The Sunday school class of the
Rowsyton Methodist church will
present a Christmas play in the
chapel of the church.

Rownyton school closed yesterday
for the Christmas recess. Under the
direction of the faculty a. special
Christmas program was given. Rev.
H. B. Scnhert. pastor of tho Roway-
ton Methodist church addressed the
children upon the spirit of Christ-
mas. There wcre also recitations
and readings by Ruth Kay. Evon
Wan-nor. Esther Needles. Ernest
YErrow, Elinor Shipman and Bea—'
trlco \Varrner. Christmas carols
were sung by the children.

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Miss Edith Lewis, a teacherdn the
Rowayton school will spend the
Christmas recess at her homo in
Springfield. Mass.

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Mrs. Sidney Bell of Crockett street
will have as her guest over the week.
end and holiday friends from New
York city.

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The house which E. Lockwood is
having built. is nearing completion.
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Rowayion Baptist church. Rev.
VictorSc’allse. Pastor.

Sunday momlng worship at 10:30
o'clock. Rev. Mr. Scallso will speak
on “The Christmas Story." Sunday
'school at 11:45 o'clock and the
meeting of the Christian Endeavor
Society in the evening at 7 o'clock.
Evening services will be held at 7:30
o'clock. The subject of the pastor's
sermon will be "What Children Do
With Conscience." At both the
morning and evening services there
will be specla Christmas music.
The regular eekiy. prayer meeting
will ‘be held on Thursday night at
8 o'clock. Choir rehearsal Friday
night.

A rehearsal of the Christmas mu-
sic to be sung at the services tomor-
row was held by the choir of the
Romyton Baptist ch urch at the
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Knight St. A; M. 2- Ohm.
Rev. W. Henry Lamar. pastor
11 I. m. Sermon. ‘Jotlll '91
World’s Redeemer-3'.» ' \
13:80 p. m. Sunday school.
7:80 p. to. Christmas programhy
the choir. '
We are asking members and
friends to help us out with our new
work. We wish all a. Morry~Christ-
mas. .
Thursday evening. Sunday School
Christmas tree and entertainment.
You are welcome 9 all services.
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East Anne M. E. Chord:
L. Earl Shannen pastor
Clarence Cable. organist.

 

ing at 10:30.
men will be. The Modern Christ-
mas.

Sunday school and Bible class at
1:. Tho Bible class will study the
Boole of Job.

The final rehearsal for the Christ-
mas pageant will be held Sunday
afternoon 1:02:30. This will be a
dress rehearsal and every member
of the cast is expected to be pres-
ent. on time.

Junior League
o’clock. .

Epworth League at 6:30. The,
topic is the Music of Christmas. and
Miss Bertha. Farr is the leaden

At 7:30 the Christmas pageant,
entitled the Christina's Story. will be
given in the church. All members
of the cast are requested to be at the
church by 7 o'clock. The 011ch
of the ovening will be used to help
in the restoration of our extensive
mission work in Japan. destroyed
during the recent earthquake.

l'rsyer meeting Thursday evening
at 7:45.

Men’s recreauom‘lght Friday ovo-
ning at 7:30.

As we enter into this season of
memories. may ‘our hearts be filled
with real Christmaa:.ioy and cheer. ,

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Christ (lurch
Gregory Boulevard. E; Norwalk
Robert. B. B. Foote. rector

will most at. 73

vent. 10:30 a. m. Morning Prayer
and Christmas sermon.

4:00 p. m. and 7:30 9. m. A pag-
eant or the Nativity with Christmas
carols.

There will‘bo no session of the
Sunday school at noon. but all will
attend the Pageant. and carol ser-
vice either in the afternoon or ove-
ning with their parents and friends.
The younger children aro_asked to
come as far as possible in the after-
noon and—those over 9 in the sve-
ning. The public is also cordially
invited to either service.

Tuesday. Christmas day. 9 a. m.
Christmas service with Holy Com-
munion and brief address.

Thursday 7:00 p. at. Sunday
School Christmas entertainment at
Community hall. ‘

The Christmas onerlngs of the
parish this year. unless" otherwise
designated. will be used for a new
roof for the rectory.
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So. Non-all: Baptist Church

to a. m. Bible school.

it s. m. Morning worship. Rev.
‘0'. 1-‘. Campbell in charge. Topic:
"Our Christmas Gift."

6:,6 p. to. Young ‘people's meet-
ing.

7:30 p. :11. Evening sax-vice. Topb:
"The Dawn of the Day."

Monday 7:30 p. m. Volley bail.

Thursday 7:45 p. m. The regular
mid-week prayer service and busi-
ness meeting of the church.

Mr. Hopkins will be th‘s leader.

Friday 7:80 p. 211. Christmas n-
lertainment. Special program is s-
ing prepared. All are cordially in-
i'ited.

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Grace Baptist Church
Corner Butler and Quincy Streets
Rev. D. C. Thomas. pastor

Sunday services: 10 a. m. Bible
seriool. Every membesz urged to be
p csent to rehearse the Christmas
music.

11 a. in. Christmas sermonby the
pastor. May we not have a. full
house to worship the New Born
King. 6:30 B. Y. P. U. meeting.

At 8 p. m. sharp. Madam Pinkey
Scott and her splendid chorus of

cantata "The Angel and the Star."
Whenever Madam Scott and her
young artists appear. it. means suc-
cess and a. crowded house. You had
better be on time to get a, seat.
Starts at eight o'clock sharp. A all.
ver Xmas offering will be taken.
Service Christmas day at 8 p. m.
Vi'odneadsy 8 p. m. the church and
Sunday school will have the Christ-
mas tree and exercises. May friends
remember the children to make
them happy with your gifts. Let us
all bring or send something.

Thursday at. 8 p. :11. Prayer meet-
ing. Come to Grace and make your-
self at home. You are welcome.

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So. Norwalk Congregational Clutch
F. H. Jacobs. minister

Archibald Merriam. organist and
director. ‘

Choir: Mrs. A. Gibson Hull. Mrs.
F. Irving Smith. 1. H. Multhrop.
Frank Nash. Mrs. Archibald" Mer-
riam. Mrs. Harry L. Hayes. Olive
Webb. Miss Laura .M. Soderstrom.
Wm. H. Ives. F. H. .‘orthrop. Leon

Weed. The choir will be amisted by
Mrs._ John Wrigley. Jr., violin-
ist.

Services forgsunday. Dec. 23 will
be held as follows:
9:45 a. in. Church wheel. Special
Christmas, music. , ‘
10:46 a. in- Church ssn'lcos. Spe-
cial music and sermon. Sermon
subject. “The Spiritual Significance
of Christmas."
, 6:30 p. In. Special candle service
gt the Young people‘s meeting.
‘ .Monday I p; m'.. Mitosis Play 'of
the Nativity.
Cast:
Mrs. F. Irving Smith. director.
'Francls H. Northrop. electrician.
Candis Boys—71111091: Flynn. Brad.
ford Barton. ‘ ‘ -
Prophets—Williamva. Ives. Con-
raw 1’. my. _. - '
Marsh—Ilia Josephine Miller.
-:_ Joseph—Wm. H. :Fsrris.
.Gabrlsl—Basold Nash. _
Shophordl—uon Weed. Charles
Nash. Carlton Underworld. .
must—Stephen cluf‘ard. 'Frsdoro
lck Davis. William walnut. .' .
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Morning worship Sunda‘y 'morn-A
The theme of the sore

young people will give a. Christmas

. at the organ. Everybody is cordially

George 7 Wasd'woll.

mum mania. ni'. Carol sat-do?

V and bnmjt tho. church. '-

Thursday 2:80 p. :11. Christmas ox-
ercises of the I’rima'lw‘ Dept.‘ la the
Thursday 7:30 p. at. Christmas ox-
sroises of th Junior and Intrmediate
Departments in the Sunday school
auditorium. '
Everyone is welcoms to all those
services. . ..

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Rowsyton Chum

The Sunday-school Chrhtm.’ pro-
gram will be given Saturday evening.
The hour is 1:00 o‘clock.

'The committee in charge has'boen
worklng diligentlyand an excellent
program will be given by tho chil-
dren of-the Sunday-school. A num.
rber of the grow-pupa will also par-
iflcipate. There will be an offering.
taken for the sufferers in Japan.
Everyone is invited and that means
little folks and big folks.

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South Nos-walk ht. E. Chnxch.
Rev. Andrew F.-Chamberlsln. pastor.
Carlton L’Hommedleu. organist and

. director.

Morning:

Christmas Syday musical

gram.
Prelude—"Bethlehem—Mal ling.

pro-

,Anthem—"The Birthday of a.
King"—-Neidllnger.
solo—"There Is a Song in the

Air"—Speaks.

Anthem—“There Were Shepheods"
”Voncent.

Postludc — Marche Pontificale—
Gounod.

Evening:

Prelude—The Shepherds-v—Salome.

Anthem—"Hall the King"-—Bart-
lett.

Anthem—"Bethlehem" — Geflael.
(from “The “'tsc Men") _

Soprano solo and quartette —
"Christmas Sarol"—-Chope. -

Postlude—Fanfsr in D—Brldac.

Mornin‘ worship. “:00. Christ-
'mas sermon by Rev. Andrew F.
Chamberlain on "Prepare Ye the
“’ay of the Lord." .

Evening worship. 7:30. The Candle
Light service. the church will bo ll-
luminated entirely with candles-Erin
choir- will render the Christmas .sn-

Dec. :3. Fourth Sundgy. ‘in Ad. thorns and the pastor will preach on

"The Faces Around the Manor-
Cradle." .

Christmas entertainment by the
Sunday-school ’ Thursday evening.
7:30. The Christmas tree. the ex-
change of gifts. the singing of the
Christmas story. songs and recha-
tions by the children. will all enter
in to make the evening a happy me.

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Mount Zion Baptist Church.

Rev. K. R. Cooper. pastor. Preach-
ing at it a. m. Sunday school at 13
noon. B. Y. P. U. at 6 p. m. Preach-
ing at 7:30 p. in.

Tuesday. Christmas morning. at
11 o‘clock a. m. sharp. a. Christmas
service will be held at. the church.

“Wednesday evening. the Sunday
School will have its Christmas tree
exercises. The following Friday
evening. the Christmas Pageant. not
Bethlehem for the enjoyment of the
public: Free admission to all. Come
and witness the scene of the Orient.

The ' Shepherds and wise men
from the Sast. and the Inn Keeper
and the Prophet. will cause you to
feel as though you are right on the
spot where Christ was born.

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St. Paul's Parish.
Rev. Louis B. Rowe-ll. Rector.

Fourth Sunday in Advent.

7:30 a. m.. Holy Communion.

. 9 a. m.. St. Andrew's Sunday
school at the \Vnnipauk. school-
house

0:15 a. m.. St. Paul's Sunday

school at the chug-eh.

10:30 a. m.. Morning prayei'. sev-
mon, Holy Communion.

t p. m.. Evening-Prayer.

Children of both Sunday schools:

will lead in the singing of the carols.
All children and grown-ups who lov
to sing the old Christmas songs are
cordially invited to come. The old
church will be decorated in the tra-
ditional style. with the candles in the
windows and ever the gallery sup-
ports.

Christmas Day—Holy Communlo
will be celebrated at 7:30 and 10 i
the morning. This is a Holy day of
obligation for communicants of the
church.

St. Stephens. Holy Innocents and
St. John the Evangelist.
Holy Communion: 9 a. m.. Morning
prayer; 5 p m.. evening prayer.

all the servi
The church is open all day ever-y:I
day in the year for rest. prayer and
meditation.

day morning service on the prescn
discussion about t _s Virgin Birth of
Our Lord.

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St. Peter's Bram Lutheran
I Church
Cedar St. near West avenue
Rev. E. C. \Venzel. pastor

German service at 10 a. m. Eng~
llsh service at 11 a. m. Bible class
and Sunday-school at 12 noon.

No confirmation instructions next
week.

On Christmas. Day the festive
service will be held at 10:30 a. m.
in German with Holy Communion.
Preparatory service for the commu-
nieants at 10 a. m.

The children‘s celebration will be
held at 7:30 in- the evening. All
Sunday-school children should meet
in the basement at 7:00 o'clock. The
choir ’will sing in both Christmas
”Nicol. Mrs. A. Bravos will preside

welcome.
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Advent Christian Church
Van limit and Harvey Sts.
Rev. 1". L; Piper. pastor
Mrs. Elsie Patrick. organist.
morning worship at 10:80. "The

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of the morning sértnon. There will
be special Christmas music by the
gun-tot.
Sunday school at 11:50. Richard
Bland. superintendent. Juniors at 3 ~
o'clock. Imal Workers at 0:15. i
Evening service at 7:80. Sermon.
topic. "Betblehcm's Joy Note." : :
' There will be good music at this
service. '
0n \Vednesday ev nlng at 7:45
the annual Christmas concert will
be‘iven. There will be singing and
speaking by the children, and other
good things.

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Red Men's Hall. “'ashington St.
,In today's study scriptures will be
considered that show the Heavenly
Father. Jehovah Godto be it being
separate and distinct fromfithe Hea-
venly Sen. Jehovah's only begotten.
The scriptures the show the virgin
birth of the Saviour of the world
will be considered. God's word does
not tell us how He transferred the
life of His only begotten from its
spirit body to a human body nourish-
ed and organized‘by the Virgin. His
mother. Neither is it necessary for
our belief to know The Redeemer
must be an offset to Adam. There—
fore exactly like Adam. And as Ad-
am came from God. and had no
earthly father. so must the Redeem-
er. Jesus himself. said he proceeded
forth and came from God." All
things are of the Father of by the
Son.

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First Congregational stunner.
Nurwalk.

Rev. Ernest l". Bic-Gregor. Ph. D..
pastor.

Christmas Sunday. Morning
ship at‘10230 with special, music and
a. sermon by the pastor: subject:
"Beginning at Bethlehem."

Sunday-school at. noon.

Nuticity play with ancient carols at l
7:30. All are invited. ‘

Thursday afternoon from 2:00 until 1
4:03 the Beginner-5‘ Department of'
the S. will hold a Christmas
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Magnify Thee. 0 God"—Mosentl:al
-—Mrs. Newkirk and Mrs. Ostcrkamp.

Offertory. trio — “linrcnro‘c, Ani
Bod d'un Iluisseau"——Boisdcttre— '
violin. 'ceilo and piano. l

Contralto solo-“0 Thou That?

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"The Messiah"—Handei—Mrs.
terkamp.

Postlude. trio—Coronation Illal’Cil
from "The Prephet"-——Mcyerbecr —
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During the next two shopping days before Christmas we W111
offer ten to fifteen per cent. off on the balance of 0112‘ h
day goods such as Fancy China, Lustre Ware.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

At a meeting of the Board of Directors 0.
South Nor-walk Savings Bank, held this day.
dead at the rate of four and one-half (41.12) P6
per annum was declared to the depositors from
earnings of the bank for the six months ending

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the
divi-
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the
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paid on and after January 10th, 1924.

.l All money deposited on or before January 1
; will draw interest from January 1st.

ALDEN consuls, President.
GEORGE L. WOOD'WARD, Treasurer.

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