, “uterine"— For-
-. « er Dominick For-
‘M street to Oliver
’ at Mr. and Mrs. John
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. Soiree: or hazing-
“ Sophie New): or
m and Miss Mary
III: um road motored yes~
WW where they
was.
.. s a s ii
”if Vlctrols st Donnell,“
m payments. Store open
soul 3 n. Inn—Ad".
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3118. Charles 1.. Garfield
as. spending the holidays
.. is torn. Mr. and Mrs.
out have shortly (or Nor-
' wig where they will re-
the winter months.
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In: Galbo of “‘oodrard
w the holiday guest 0! her
' uncle. X7. and Mrs. Thom-
ox Nest York City.
‘ s s s
and in. William 1:. Gar-
Port Chester «are the
. (m of Mr. Garfield‘s
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gar-
. their home on Lowe street.
.4.
s s s
31021 and son Louis of Ely.
Rogers Producing company. in no—
chesler. PI... is spending the holidays
with his parents. Mr. and gun.
Howard Knapp or Rivet-woe avenue.
0 s s _
Irvin: Klelnnnn or So. Mala street
is a. “or in ls'owflxork dty today.
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Midge Connolly and Jule Coleman
were visitors in Bridgeport Monday.
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Mrs. 8. Paris and daughter. Ads.
of Brooklyn. X. 1’. no tilting Hrs.
Psris’ father. Mr. H. Bate of Com.
mcrce street.
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Al lit-seiner. student at the Nov
York Dental Cellege. ts spending the
holidays with his parents in Want.
ington street.
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Patrick DcRosa. Frank and Louis
clay \ifiltol'l at the horse of their
aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Fume of Station avenue.
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Jack Flynn of Row York city.
am! Mrs. George Flynn.
S'uarz avenue.
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Miss Anne tore-I‘m: 0! Brooklyn.
(:1. Mr
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Fume of New York city. were Sun—i
L33
spending' ..e holidays with his par-Ix"? York C115;
1
t
Y.. is spending the holidays with.
film 3M2“
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momentum
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Whmbmehmnssd‘ to
his bedsnd under Dr. Thomas
‘x‘homssScsnlon'scu-e. Dnm
'nnglghbormdrettredghym. is
alsoinconstantsttendsnoe.
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Nelson 8. Hurlbutt has been con-
anodtohbhometorseversldsrs
by an attack of indigestion and
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,Francls D. Martin and family of
Ridgefleld spent Sunday at the home
of Mrs. B. Godfrey. Mi. Harris
Godfrey at Boston C. s. S. is also at
home for a. tow days.
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Mrs. Howard Fall-child was the
guest of Mir: Hattie Eatrchlld in
New York on Friday.
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Miss Eiizabeith Falrchild o! Syra-
cuse university is spending her
Christmas vacation at the parsonage.
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Mrs. Lillian Stokes has returned to
Sir. and 111's. “'illinm Cooper of
rhiladtlphla are guests of Henry
Sack...ann and family.
Miss Edith Richdalo. who is spend»
Ross 8:90 until “:00 p. m. (been
out kmmmm
moniehmuslcwfllhemmhadhsg:
the Weapon Country club orhels-
s
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(2&an Wheeler 0: the
UnitedStatesxsvy is among the
ChrlstmasvisltyninWatporL '
Mrs. Ruth Dilvmrth of Greens
put on a card at the Normal: Ar-
mory Friday. Jan. 4. starring Jack
Delaney of Bridgeport snd Jsckle
The Nor-walk Sporting Club will
Jack De.
Psi-m is spending a let; days in
Philadelphia.
F—‘m . ""'""1
1!!than
with Air. and Mrs. Ckrenee Boston
and tamily of Noreton Heights.
melon college. spent
mas vacation at her home.
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ll the Stamford hospital for ”feral
weeks.‘ has returned to his home
Norwich Heights.
0
Clark of Allentown. Pa.
laney who actuated Lon Bosash and
who is on the trail of the champion-
ship belt held by Harry Greb of.
Margit will try to put. away 111%
only obstacle between him and the
championship. He has informed
the promoters that he is in tine
shape and will appear in first. class
condition on the night of the ham
and feel certain that he will put.
away Clark. Clark also has in-
tanned the promoters that he is in
good condition and that. Delaney
will have to step. some to register a
win over him. Johnny ”Wilson. the
former champ will be in Delaney:
comer.
Jackie Clark has defeated Fisher.
the boy who has; a decision over Dc«
laney. he also holds a decision over-g
)‘r. and Airs. Henry Bouton of
amt Christmas day
‘0‘
315-; Ann Maury, a. student a:
her Christ-
George Fisher. Sn. who has then
in
3
Ralph Crass. n student at. Mount.
Mike
Mc’tlgue the light heavy
U. S. Attorney Declares
he will Prosecute
Bootlcg PmBoyers De-
spitePro minence
WASHINGTON. Dec. xii—If. L.
Attorney Arthur 2%. Ere-mom last
nigh: threw down a challenge to
Federal on’icSnls. members of the
cabinet and individuals high In in-
ternstlonal eooial life who have been
trying to hush up the now famous
manila! bootleg SW
"I will issue warrants before the
end of the week for everyone in-
volved in the MorMwaor-ough
bootleg case and find out what has
become of the list of customers." he
declared.
"I do not are who they are. If
thei mames are on the list I will
prosecute than for conspiracy to
violate the prohibition law."
Mr. Freeman: telephoned
statement from his home. Shama-
kin. Pa... where he had gone to
spend the holidays with his family.
this “
The rights of the people are too eel—g
(lent to permit such a. situation 1»:-
93m. "
Judge, Once m Scrape,
is Lenient with Boys.
~1n‘nmsstnc, Pa.. Dcc 3—13.}
C. Hamilton, justice of zcg m"
of Lemons has a. hurt. “hen he
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bad than boys tron his (on before
him {or stealing ice cram. he co:-
enacted how he could punish t'r sent
but not be too severe about. ft.
“Seems to me I was in a. scrape
something like that mysel.‘ when I
was a kid,” said the justice in tell-
ing of the hearing.
The he; 5 had not been invited
to a party a} the home of Mrs. Bay-
mond Rancher. When the party
was under way the boys tool: the
ice mom of: the hack pores and
later ate it. E
The sentence 0! the justice
that the bcns apologize to
Renekcr and pay a. fine of
cents each
was;
Mrs.
fit e
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1" parents. M.. ard ‘lrs. Frank Lev-
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Herman. Mass. is spending the hol-
idays at his home.
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Ills: Betty Andrews. 3 student at
Northileld Seminary. East Sonn-
field. Mass. is spending the holidays
at her home.
ing a few days with her brother.
filerhc. t Richdalr. in Barton. will
leave for Brook: \n and Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Willing: Da‘“ °f on \V ednosday {or the remslnder of
gantion avenue. are the proud pa» her \acation
rtnta of a baby uO)’ born Dev-.14. . . . .
' ° - I Mr: M. B. mu spent. Monday in
Miss Lima: Erickson of New 'xorl: n: dgeflcld.
(my is spend on ‘he holidays ui'h
l»;- "‘ Gustave Ericksm, 0.;
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He made it plain that ho had been
advised ot‘ the existence of a list of
select customers by the oflicers main
ing the raid and that he would not
tolerate the excuse that no such list
had been seized by the authorities.
He added: “Neither the police nor
the internal revenue agents have as
yet. turned over to my omen any en‘-
dencc in the Morris-Scarborough
case. which I am charged to prosc-
cute.
“I have never been advised 053-
cially of the existence of any docu-
ment; showing the clientele of the,
alleged bootleg sx ndlcate. al-
though I heard the arresting oflicers; ,
speaking of such a document. Jacoby 8
"Upon my return to Washington;
the la: tor tart of this week I shall i
immediatcly garnered to make an in- l
vestigation of the entire situation 1
with a view of procuring additional?
warrants for the Irrest of every per- i
can whom the evidence discloses had f
any connection whatever with thci
alleged conspiracy regardles of
official. political or social promi-g
hence of those involved.
"If a bootleg list was procured by?
the police or internal revenue om-‘
chsmpioa. This trill Be the first ap-
pearance of Clark to the Norwalks
and has promised the tans that he
will give the fans a good run for
their money.
As the semi—final Matchmaker
Jars“ was very fortunate in securing
the servlq-s of Eddie Reed of Pitts-
burgh and K, 0. Lenny o! Danburv.
was Read is a former sparring,
partner of Harry Greb and trained
Lou Bonus): for his bout with Greb.
Hague}: has said that Reed is a. com-
ing champion. Bogash will be in
Reed”: norm-r. K. O. Lonny is well
known here and has defeated all
come 5 in and around Danbury.
Anosher good bout on the card is
between Willie Angelo of Siam rd
and Frankie Kari-loot \Vhize P ins.
\Viltio Angelo is the coming Tight-
weight champion of the state and
little can he sold here about Harri:
who has just jolnmj the professional
ranks. The last four bouts he was
in, which was held in the Madixon
Square Garden in blew York he dc~
tented his men by the knockout
route. This boot ought to be :1
humour. The first bout on the
cards will be between Sailor Indian
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Of .‘hslin. Stimuli. mm
and 0am flannel Begins
IMF. DOC. zsth.
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have returned C.
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- and holiday \ ‘h
from New
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~ Blfsno of 112:: aw was
4116 guest 0: real»: in
“I City;
id Mr: John Muc‘. o and son
at Brook}, n w: :9 1*» 2395'! ’19'215 Dance C. ub. under
‘ of Dom. nirk Fo'-el . «a 5:; . 'irship of Richard G.T1m-
street. i ‘ » Maurice J. Fineson. mu:
. . . am Thursday evening. Dc.
Ind 3511 “7 '3? 7‘3""? 0’3 at the (:nntral Trust
"All! street ¢vgrr 3mm} ox'rri can. party tail in \\ all saw: largci
vend Miss Margau. (3:;an gathering of High school 3mm“:
York Cit}. gand A] umm h :xp‘ctr 1 to be present.
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.‘JC’,. 'lfn'ss (f
in; the day in
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E. H. Tones. the Juvenile Pho-
to Service was s the Royal school
as: week taking pictures of the \zr-
tons classes.
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I 1923 HAILLPY - Ii\\lb~f).\‘
nmorn‘cu, u mi ‘Urrur.
P. J. DiPietro
FLEX? DEALER
136 Washington Street.
. r \ir. and Mrs. “'arron J. Lynch ar-
. Sig d at “Maugh \\ est Farm" on Fri-
day where thcy will spend the holi-
days.
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Ralph Sebryvcr. who is a student
at Summer: Military Acndemy at
Summon. Va. is home {or the
Christmas vacation. s
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Miss A. Louise Bartlett. 3. teacher
in the lltndley Junior fligh’school.
is spending the holidays with her
parents in Maine.
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On Mammy Dennis 0. Chase and
.‘Mrs Charlc-s Scotlcld attended the
funeral svnlom or their former
neighbor in u csto. . Frank I Cobb.
editor of the \ew York \‘L‘ orld. The
deceassd was greatly beloved and
respected and Mil be .1 and loss to
the community in which he spent his
gnu mmer racat‘. one and “caveman.
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.‘V'l‘Jl “.1517,
1214 No. Main 8:.
THE HOME OF
GOOD CLOTHES
FOR MEN and WOMEN
'02: Show 0!." rs mom a e
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0. C. Bowen of the Post road is.
Visiting with his daughter, Mrs.
Harry =Strauss at New York city.
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"Vincent E. King. principal of the
Royal school and Mrs. King and
Vincent. Jr. are spending the Christ-
mas holidays with rclull's'cs In Sta-.1-
Mrs. Harry Rt-msen was the guest
0’ :of Mr. and Mrs. John I’. Richdalc on
49 '
. 31.: Boy.
I. Gslbo of Love street a.“ ..
. Ports of 6 Lemma“: arm:
flux in Bridger vrt to.” ay.
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Katherine
avenue ls spend
.. rt.
3?. and -
“I? own“ .
‘En rupf
and M. Garza.
vho is a student in)
Vdvsatv- department. or.
tiirireh \i_.'- JY C912: Thirlefin-o. n-Iiud-Hwagph :3 firs-wry uil cr..ertnin \ir.
1;......6. . f (0hr: r: sfi'rhnd {Oriaml Mrs- 1; lu‘m Mumford o! [538'
Mr... .8. spending rm. hr-Z 143.33 with \‘orwalk. Mr :33»! Hrs. B. Hurlbull
On Chris mas D33.
Mr. and Mrs.
M. D.
Eladey
s s s
Williams of Spring
‘ n for the (.‘hristrznr News.
.3. s is standing cuilrgc
elphia.
street in
Mr
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“I'll A anus. That's all.
u 1.1mm Jovm (1 B"; in: axm;
h spending tho F‘P‘ris' mas ho .—
.flllh 'lrlends n \Vorcu'. ('1'. $12le-
y C C 0
fit". and Mrs. lifnrnmc 84"3‘3 t’
” ‘0“er nvenur, win (curtain a
. friends and relat’lws on 2%
41481:. The guests are Mr 3. rl
Hunter-d “‘alrlron and diath-
. ”urban. or Iirookfan. .\'. \‘., Mr.
6 Mrs. rmzph (finnan and Mr. and
‘Arthur 1:; Mouton '35
a
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a
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"We Mae and Alice f-loerr and
ME Jennings wrre nsz'nrs
' ageport, Monday.
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1 m Benson of Bridgeport
' , 7 guest or her sis'r'r. M;
”olden avenue.
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Amumber ot Non-ram pmpie will
d the dance 20 be given Thurs-
‘j‘y bvening at the mu by the 1:11-
- ~ tes at Fordhsm college.
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aide,
in. r rare-tits.
Mr. and Mrs. “minor Murphy of
Adn‘mu- \lr'ss. wort- 9hr- gzxegfs of
isn- xi 12.1‘23'21'".
.mw :— Christmas.
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hire. “Liam J Pawn-2i
of ”0,: Jr! ‘13“ “fro the
.l Eris! ma! guests of Mr and Mrs.
Multan: J. lure”, . i 1‘ eni‘r nienuc.
Mrs. Joseph K'H: p. of Yonkers
EY, Pf-!-. if Mr. Pearl". on.
also a guest of the family.
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Mr and .‘-' .s. “illiam S. Jones of
if: an Hi} i road arr urn-naming o‘er
the hr»llda)s. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F.
Burn: 2 u.’ .‘i'v's l' 0. 22(31‘.
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i .Iniumhli (one; C and 31155 Ola Wells
01' “91.4"- snret :' ,0! Bridchort.‘
l
55w“: 0'! Mr
N.’
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and wife of
o!
and Char-Ins T. Grogon'
Pannondaie Miss Anna Barrett
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Campbell and Mr.
York arc holiday
and Mrs. \V'. H. Fischer.
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Mrs.
.‘VE‘N
Mr. and
C oonvy of
Eugene Olmstcad
family party at
Mr. and Mrs;
entertained a largo
dinner ycst‘r-luy.
Miss Katherine llalmr'r of Phi-
r-ago ts 3hr: guts: of her sister, MrsJ
From-is Rot-arrison oi “Tight street
Der Island. N. 1'.
0
lot sojourning his property on Le-
Heights.
ton has gone to Savannah. (3.1.. {or
the winter.
have returned from a hunting trip
in blew Milford.
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the Christmas
student at. the‘ rockets!“ gamut-3'4;
academy.
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Clarence E. ficofield has told the
Roy avenue to Mr. Car:- of Korean:
Hrs. Robert Billlnztoh
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of Noto-
Harry
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George and Schlichting.
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Fraser MacCammond ll boom for
“motion. He is a
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Louis Gardelia.
up everything in and around Hart-
ford and Gmrdclza has
well in the .Norwaii-tr.
ed our 5nd iii-ken: and are
over to Sax-walk to cheer thrir pride
Delaney to victory.
have tfiatfi‘exl over
and {my tickets and is coming GUT
to cheer Angelo on to victory.
Plains has reserved I. big Neck m‘e
tickpts to cheer their boy to Victor-5 ‘ ,
To date the sdtancc gale amoun: w;
to oxrr ‘2 Wm M) and it leaks in ”i
licll rings for the first tout.
in‘
-r- and Mrs M Jostm and lam-
‘3 Be: den s "we, are entertain-
cs lramos Samuelson. of St.)
2 'a- g
i , G' a. .a': .
\s"!'?, 1.... trday at
lork Cl'y
Lionel Jenkins 0: New Mason
spending the holidays With his pa.-
rrntr, Mr. and Mrs. S. \l. Jcnkixs
0! Jr. flex-son street.
Miss Elizabeth Rogers MN
1% enm- is spending the
friends in .‘Ww London
M
of Main street,
1.15 home in SAN
.15
holidays whh
ovrr the holidays.
“11mm
.inyzrrrl
‘assisiin: in placing the
in Christ rhunh in proparatlon (or
the candle son-ice. he tell from
ladder striking his side on s radiu-
1“,.-
Jim:
. 5' nor» broken but that Mr. Adams had
rrceivvd n norm-e strain and would
Vorth. hntr to remain in bed {or
(185..
The work of grading the em-
bankment tor the. railroad. '3!th
Mechanic street nosing ‘been com-
pleted, the workmen have dug the .
holes (or the planting of the roses
which will adorn this section. next
summer. \fi'hat has heretofore been
an venom will be conw'cricd’lnio a
beauty spot. The plants were ‘sst
out last week.
3
S. Adams was pnlnfully
Monday afternoon. “’hilc
decorations
3
Frank Dmton assisted him to
1mm A doc'or said no bones
. F
Mrs. Jack DcMartiu of Proxi-
dence. who was P:(“3!lll\ operated on
{or appendicitis is no!» at the MU“:
AL and Mrs. Joseph
80"61’3 I
9 New; Counterfeit
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A large congregation tilled Christ
of her parents
Midi-o o! Hartford and slots! hog:
Andre has clennnd
shown up
The advance sr-‘e of tickets is
'arzn. Bridgeport {ans has rcséén
coming
Stamford fans
three humlnd
\‘x’h i! 0
1mm 59’!!! be sold out “31ft; ll!"
e s ' .
Notes to Circulation
Taro new countnrfcit bank notes
have been discovered and an? the
subject 02' a‘uarning s-“nl‘ out fly
the Fredrral lioscrx'v Lani; of Now
York “hick dcscrihts them as fol-
ions.
“1er
of Son.
plain 50.
F»; n l;
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in“
York:
3‘35};
l’sdv'rql itvscrvc
clwck letlvar ‘D‘; law:-
A. XV. Motion. Soc:
rotary of tile Treasury; Frank
“'hlit', 'l‘rrasurcr o! the ifnitcd
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Grtz'r'fin: ‘ ‘ "'—"»"""T?-'Te¢rr - Cigars
234335:
Phczs 150':
Canevari
Fruit
Atsmeetingofthekoardofmrectorsoftho
South Norwalk Savings Bank, held this day. s divi-
dend at the rate of four and one-half (41/2) per cent.
per annum was declared to the depositors from the
earnings of the bank for the six months ending De-
cember 31,1923.
This dividend will be entered on pass-books and
paid on and after January 10111.1924.
All money deposited on or before January 10th
will draw interest from January lst.
ALDEN SOLMAN 8. President.
Lih-f‘rt r 57.9.}?
_}rrv [‘wiLz. :t—c
VICTROLA ‘ FOLD ON
L,
than. of the Poet rand. where she
will reann for the holidays.
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church Christmas even for the candle
light strrico. The musical program
was beautitui and was appreciated by
those pro-c nt. .\ lullab}. sung by
Mrs. Percy Anderson. was exception-
all); not! remixed. The rnuuical part
of the whim: rnded with the singing
of “Holy \‘lghtJ in which the con-
gregation joined.
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The l. M. C. A. was closed last
evening and Redford house remained
_ closed all Christmas Day.
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States: portrait of Lincoln. This is
a fairly wcil executed photo-me—
chanic-a: production, printed on two
fiifxvf-s of paper. between which a
tow silk throw}: have been dis—
iributcd. At first glance the note
is deceptive. but it will not hear in-
spection. The lathe work is brok-
en: the portrait .is coarse: and U:
back or the note uhic‘h i! not. so
well executed as the face. is printed
in a. darker green than the gramme.
The number of. the specimen at
hand is 131275855“; This mung
boring is of good color and the fig”:
area are well formed. but. are very'
much out of alignment."
“0:: the Federal Rescue Bank ofi
Richmond. Virginia: check letter;
‘D‘; face plate number omitted; VD. .
F. Houston. secretary of the treas-
ury: John Burke. treasurer of the
United States; portrait of Jackson:
This is a very poorly executed zincg
etching. and should be readily dc~i
tected in the hands or an ordinarily
:
. ”'” ”mm“ °‘ “‘“ “‘” m“ GEORGE 1.. woonwm, Treasurer.
Dec. 17th, 1923.
a
EASY “'EEKL Y
shun: friends in .Vcw Tor}: ci':
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7 P“? Cl ristm us c Agra”,
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hundar school class
0 s s . Christian ciur
,. ‘ .1 2 is 1 ch ml)
uel B'iltzm- o! Cm at 3 "3” ‘rhurch tonight at 7. -?
g the holiday at m- homc .
‘0an N. 1'. :xle Liner. pastor will open the
., (.CE‘S. A «wry interesting pro-
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Eram has becn ar
Ml. Tern Connors of Stamford “11806 Under the
direction 0! Mrs. Frank 1‘ "d, and
visitor Sunday at the home 3! .
rs. r;
mother. Mrs. J. Murray of (" 039- S'llrixrr
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Czarrnce ll. Scofleld
are now residing with Mr. sud are
Sidney Cam—on of Bailey-,avenue.
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3
mo mo springs. Tilly's—Adv. of the
at the Advent
be hold at tho
0 o’clock. Rev.
PAYNE T
\lr. and Mrs. Arthur Raymond
and nmltv sptnt Christmas With
Mr. a a Mrs. Alex Sherwood ot‘ Nor-
walk.
The Hamilton Shop
.3 Wall Street
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I RUWKY'IW I
There will be a special post—
Christmas service at. the Rownyton
Methodist church tonight at 7:30
o‘clock. During the week at De-
combcr 31. the following services
”will be held: Monday. “watchoight
services: Tuesday. Kev Year’s day.
open house will be observed at the
personage between the hours at
2:30 o’clock and 9:30 o'clock. ‘Wed-
nesdsy night at. 7:“ o'clock Rev.
Andrew F. Chamberlain, pastor at
the South Norwnllt Methodist church
will preach. Thursday will be om-
elal board night. when the members
of the board will have charge of the
meeting. 01) Friday night at 735
o'clock Rev. George B. Tompkins.
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The regular weekly pramr meet-
ing senxces of the East Awnue
Methodit rhurrh uill be hrlrl at the
church tmnonow ni his "- "
oclock. ‘ a: h“
Miss “oodhousc of Boston. and
Miss Marsh or Texas. were the holl-
day guests of Miss Florence Burr G!
Shady Elms. Greens Farms. Miss
Woodhouse and Miss Marsh were
room mstes with Miss Burr in Paris.
France, «here all three son ed with
the Y. M. C. A. at. the close or the
“'orld “‘sr.
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. Dorothy Benedict of Winnl—i
Is spending the holidays with
ndmothor. Mrs. Alvm E.
. in Troy. N. Y.
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f 3rd E. Blair and Johnson H.
' of New Haven were visitors
First district Sunday.
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. David Slomun and In lnltzer
’ . in: islands in Newark. N. J
. R. and W. HATE
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The Sundav school Christmas on-
tertainment of the Christ church will
be held in Community hsll tomorron
night at 7 o clock.
. I OU‘AL‘IY VHlCA‘f‘JT unis/fr! LOWEST
“Wm—”m ~ New Fall Stylus—All the lat
Shapes and Col-:rs.
PAL-1C E
CLOTHES SHOP
13 North Main Stree'.
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Graham “'oodrut! of New York
and “‘estport was in town Sunday
to look over his house. which was
i. filter: into last week. Mr. W’oodrutt
reports that about $100 worth of
.:ilvvr was taken and some wearing
apparel.
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Miss Martha Gromhner 0! Pass.
dorm. California. is \lslting her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grocsch-
net of Fort Point street.
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70 North Main Street.
careful person. Alto! the spool-7
mans so for discovered bear saris!
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. and Mrs. Melville E. Bryant
Rochelle. N. Y. sre holiday
of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Adams
0' street.
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Mrs. Mathew Galbo of Port Point
street has gone to New York city.
where she has been called by the
Xntas Tree Exercises
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Harry Sherwood is offering a re-
wsrd of $100 for the arrest and
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sun. student at Benuelcar
' . to school in Troy, is spend-
holidsys with his parents,
illness of her daughter-u:- law. Mrs.
Anthony GaIbo.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Worm of
conviction or the person or persons
who set are to the Mansion House in
East Church street Sunday evening.
The firemen investigating the fire are
pastor at the
church. will preach.
at Grace Baptist
The Christmas tree exercises Will
be held this evening in the Grace
Baptist church at eight o ’clock. The
Norwalk Methodist
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Andrew “'estervclt, a student at
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SPEC IAL VALUE
1.\'
Woman’s High Shoes
With the coming of colder winter weather
you ’11 appreciate the snug protection of our high
boots.
We are shOwing new models' 111 black and
. brown kid and calfskin, $5.00 19311.00.
Mrs. Bryant Silk at Spring
ue.
Cove avenue were the guests. yes-
terday. of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Winn at Stamford.
following program will be presented:
Recitation—~thllam J. Powell.
Recitation—Robert Mason.
Recitation—Harriet Hillard.
Recitation—Frank Scott.
‘ Recitauok'rheodore Armstord.
Recitation—Henry Williams.
RocimtionmJames Armstord.
Recitation—Front: Scott.
wonx‘s WARM
sHOES
JLS'I ”rim mm. ml: “mm
“11’“ mm» H n.
KEELER’S
Overland college. is spending the
holiday recess as the guest or Mrs.
Ernest Yarrow at Rownyton avenues
oom'ineed thst it was at incendiary
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examined and glasses titted
Benedict.
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Burns. student at Danbury
school. is spending the hou-
hsr psrents. 311*. and Mrs.
Edward MscMullin spent Christ-
mas in Springfield. Mass.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mourlson of
Fitch street were the holidays guests
of relatives in Arlington Heights,
Mass.
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lflss Marni-ct. Hoyt is at her home
on Highland avenue for over the holl-
dsys. Miss Hoyt is a. student at.
Cornell university.
Mr. snd Mrs. Theodore :22. o:
Southport. were the guests or Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Darrow over
W“ sss .
or Von Buren avenue.
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> and Mrs. L. Shitepsky and
M Broad street are visiting
' its New York on) today.‘
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' Mrs. K. E. SW s:
‘ 1‘. Y. are holldsy guests
will Hrs. Junes 8.
'~ Bellman, of Mount
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é'sor ”w
,lsstnsn sud Dorothy
Balden .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Josclou'ky
and son. Stanley. of Besvlew oven
nue spent the holiday in New York
city.
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Friends of Mrs. Herman Vogel
will regret to hear that she is ill at
her home on Liberty Square.
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Kiss Mathilde Smith of Rowan
street spent the holiday in her
Haven as the guest of her brother.
Rev. J. Smith. .
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um Dorothy Rate (at New meet
spent the holiday as the guest of her
par-ssh. on than horns la WM
Insulin. Fred Indus: at
m: were m
Adells Runes Sunday.
the week-end and Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. William Krause
were the guests of HrsKrsuse's
parents in New York over Christ
mas.
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21:. sud Mrs. Merritt Gsult and
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bradley m
ton-ed to Florida and will spend the
winter in at. Pectin-burg.
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' Mi- Grimmer is spending the holl-
dsys with her sister in Port Chester.
Charles Fsble Jr. 0: Brooklyn. N.
I. was the guest of his
over the week-end and Christmas. .,
The open house New Year pro-
W
Ilr‘. And has. Edward Brine ”and:
ram leans. W
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Tornvldns. st use and 4
affiliation.
avenue is the holiday guest of her
son. Edwin Thames
Lou Island.
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.Frank Stevens at Rowsyton sve-
nuo has returned tram s. .vistt,ln
Rowayton svenuc entertained over
the holiday Mr.
{hatchet and children or New Lon-
Whom on Ht-vmsnd avenue tron;
Chsthsni. No wYork.
J Daniel Sheehsn oz Keir rink (.41.;
ans. rummafiar'mwm son a... h
!' Om
Iii-smiles.” at
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‘ Recitation-George Hopkins.
Recitationwlisrflet Hillard.
Recitation—Ghoul James.
Recitation-Alma May Clark.
Recitation—Beatrice Armstord.
Paper—431nm Freeman.
Duet--Mlss Locke“. and Miss Hop-
. Recitation-.Evfin Crosley.
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Mrs. Mary Thomas of Rownyton’
o! Jamison.
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Kr. and Mrs. Prsnklln Crockett or ’Recitahow
Recitation—Elm}: Williams.
Recitation—Wyatt Clark.
Recitation—Anna. my Wet-d.
Bugatti—Katherine Hopkins.
f‘Ran—étfieé Jones; ,
Roam—boom! Holland.
Rocltation-nl’amise Williams. ,
Recitationnnwll Spells.
sndllrs. Hersh
J. 3. Raymond has
returned to
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Recitation-Junie Louise Murray. ' 1
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