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AGE FOUR
v1.1.7,
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at. i
- or o E. Mathews and Mrs.
I'M; 1:2"?va entertained at lun~
:1 yesterday at the Royal James.
Hon. Precldent General or Na-
na! Olflcers of the D .A. R., bars.
no Rogers Minor. and acting Vice
‘ ldent General, Mrs. John Lai-
Buei.
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\ ictrois on Easy
‘. o
",6—Bu your
' y is at The Hamilton
7 kly paymt—‘D
‘ op.-—Adv.
l g o 0
Samuel Abramson oi! Bouton
ect “as a. \isltor in New York
y yesterday. 7
“3"..Eversharp lenclls and Water-
? bountaiu Pens at The Hamilton
9-
—-Adv.
Miss Mary itotilaro oi! Chestnut
*teet is ill ill. htl‘ home.
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h—Playcr Ill... \luU each at The
titan. Shop- '—Ad‘
7 ‘_ 'M . and Mia Louis
.' mitt street spent
wYork city.
b—V'ictor X‘Ccvlus make appropri-
r any.onc We will deliver
ristmas e\ e. The
Stevens of
yesterday in
81!»: lo
111 tor 3ou on Ch
smitten SKULL—AdV-
.
Ann street has
sedan automobile
l 0
«.7 ——Imported and domestic per-
es and lOlltl. .irticms at \lead's
Er us Store -—Ad\.
0
«- Russell Hall of
:‘Zélrchamd a, new
1:: u 0
:Mrs. Blanche Mungles and
ganjamin of Clan strict were
son
via-
and
Drug
3.14 —Razoxs.
“en's gilt boxes at
Store-.1111“
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Sllt‘l‘v 111g brushes
Meatl's
0
:,..John Kort of Bridgepoxt “as a
xfluslncss visitor in S'p1ingwood yes-
inlay. '
2 t
3: --Bcglnning 1-1 11.1: at citing, A J.
iflollins Company store will be open
,IVery evening till Christmas. \dv.
W C D
“a.” ‘ '/ ll
fiStcphcn Voros of Laura. street
pent yesterday in Bridgeport.
3o ‘ o o o
a
. Gil—Beginning Friday evening, A. J.
:Collins Com;.1ny store mil be open
'flvery evening lii‘ Clix-.islmzts .Adv.
’1’" 0 1w
‘3‘," Frank chor of Laura street has
fikcn a position with the Vash En-
flneering t om Dun).
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(of.
t‘ —'r111; CLIFFORD TAILOR
l The cleaning. repairing and press-
fix of garments is given the closlst
.atention and better still the work is
Jury satisfactory for it is expertly
{acne loull be pleased too at the
.l‘oasonablc ptices charged. Oies
iterulll. Prop Elizabeth St. ., near 80.
311411111 s1 —Adv.
P. Dominic oi llotiton street was
ccent visitor in Bridgt port
‘1
ifiSTAR LAI Nun: DUES BETTER
SORT UI‘ “ORR
Here is a point re lathe to lnundr3
“ficrk that housewwes in this vicinity
filll be interested in hearing about.
,gfil‘uflanncls and blankets washed at
2 laundry are “llslltd in cold wn~
{pr—no shrinking is the. rlsult. :v-
“7 feature or lllundly work is ghcn
file closest attcnt on 11111». Delivery
vet's all parts of this vicinity. ll
. i as St., Norwalk. Phone 3334.—
fldv. .
‘ ' ,‘
gJoseph Gabbiho of Pouton street
fills a visitor in Stamford yesterday.
.{
‘lifz GIFTS i on HIM
ifld gifts for h r are eagerly await-
.3: selections from the line of dis--
’ nds. watches. jewelry. silverware
7 W fancy glassware, (510.. displayed
@110. B. Jackson's Jewelry Store. 58~
all St.. Norwalk. Merchandise of
gmlity by the nay which has been
23" Wectly 'pliced ——Adv.
luau-yin: amt-<1...
:
so ..Mr and Mrs. Anthony Runzeila of
y avenue are entertaining rela-
es from New York city over the
eek end.
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EAb‘l NUKWALK I
JUNIOR HIGH . .
NEARS FINISH
Residents to Be Invited
.To Visit New School
I 11 February After
Opening
Work is rapidly being completed
on the Junior High school in East
Norwalk. which Wlll give this com-
munity a. thoroughly modern school
' building of which everyone can well
be proud In every way the new
building is modernized—all the most
up- -to—date scholastic considerations
have been careiully weighed by the
architects and builders, and pedal-
gogically and architecturally, the
structure will be one which the East
AOlVHI'lK parents will admire.
The new building Will contain
space tor 12 school rooms which are
constlucted with every consideration
toward the comiort or both the pu-
pils and the teachers. Each cluss~
room has live Windows, which pro-
vide ample natural illuminauon
lrum the side 01 the class, so that
the light streams over the left side
of the pupil 9.: he writes. “On the
ground iioor—whcre the natural
light is less intense, the corner
mums are supplemented by three
extra. windows, in the rear of the
room. making eight. in all. These
are plovided w1tu blinds, which can
be lowered on a bright day. when
such illumination would more in the
lace or the teacher. Un dull days,
houcu’n‘, these additional windows
can be used to supplement to light
from the side.
.ll’lc Class rooms. in conformance
with the latest requirements 01
High, and junior high schools, are
not all of the same size. It has
Heel] wood that, When the pupil oe-
glns his specializing in his studies.
the size or the classes vary. long-
mm and History Classes. for in-
stuiice, urc uniiormly urge. while
such clusscs are advanced' Latin.
11 numb and mathematics. are much
simmer i~ or this reason. there are
rooms built or \aiylng sizing whhic
“mitts the classes more compact and
easier to handle.
'1his has resulted in an economi-
cal building schedule. it is esti-
muled that a large class room costs
irom 3111,1100 to 812,000 to construct.
JO buud. 11nd thoroughly camp 3
room of this sizc‘ when there is no
possibility ot it exer being used to
capacity. would be useless cape-mils
Lure. ‘
-Such facts as'tliere have been
tit-ten lllto considerauon in the con-
struction or the new Roger Ludlow
Junior High school. The building
contains all auditor-rum. 1316‘ Wu.
take care of assemblies, and can
.1150 be used (or physical work,
which 11! 110-70 leet not. how seal.-
muc been ordered tor the auditor-
him, and Will be installed Withinn
luw days. A roomy corridor. runs
between the classrooms. giving
plenty of space to handle the stream
of ironic as the children pass from
room to room.
In addition to this. the heating.
lighting. and ventltatlou systems are
the last word in their particular
lines. The Work on these is rap-
idly progressing. and the plustorers
are ilnishing on the walls. The
heating pipes are being covered.
and it is expected to start to move
in desks and chairs "about January
16th.
It is the intention o! Superintend-
ent. of Schools Buchanan to invite
all parents and residents of the East
Norwaik district to visit the schom
after it is placed in operation on
February 2nd. Alter the class"
have lunctloned. a day will beset
aside for the inspection, and the
architect, the builder, .nd members
of the school system will be present
to show the new school to the vis-
ltors.
—-Alpha Plating Works; 68 Day BL.
Brass and Nickel
plating. Metal furniture. lamps.
be’dsteads. electric fixtures, metal
utensils repaired and refinished . 8!
reasonable prices. All work gnu-
unteed.—-Adv.'
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The Hospital Whlst Club will hold
an evening social at the Nor-walk
Country club tonight. There will be
‘a dinner st 7 o’clock followed by
cards.
the Norwaik Country club
The regular weekly dance 0!
ill be
held as usual tomorrow even ng.
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-—Manutscturers' sale of sample soft.
stuffed doll; at less than wholesale
prices. William P. Beers Co.. 88
Main street, Norwalk. Over Ell:
Music Start—Adv.
1“ Terms at Donncln—Adv. '
City B iefs and Personal Mention
Clair. Devlin. young daughter or
Mr. bud Mu. Eugene Devin. of
Strawberry Hill avenue is counter
caning from an operation portal-mod
at the Stamford hospital Wednesday
tor the removal 0: her tonsils.
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MOELLER'S ELECTRIC SHOP
eWhen shopping for. xrnl girls
visit this when. Ihopplug Lionel
Electric truths, door lumps. dock
lamps. boudolr lumps. electric uppit-
sheen. Xmas tree lots. electric heat.
era and Radio ut- ot the but
makes. Moeller's Electric Shop. 88
Washington. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brundngo and
children oi: Cottu'o street were
on: the guests It the birthday
y given in honor of Hownrd Bo.-
n. at. his-home in Milford recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Splelrnun of South
Main street were also gum
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.1413. You Coal. Earri- ;&
(hum—Adv.
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Fred Hamilton of Gregory bouloo
van! was a. recent visitor in New
York City.
I O O
—-Vlslt Donnelly'l om Department
Second Fioor.——Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Gulbo 0!
Fort Point street are entertaining or
their home ovo e week-end rela-
tives trom Broo yn.
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--Socond floor of Donneliy'l {or
distinctive gills—Adv.
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Mrs. Lillian Nichols of Third street
spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
O O I
-——Beit Cont. auri- a aunt—Adv
I I 0
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Jules of Fort
Point Mt have as their guests re-
latives from New York. .
O
—-nchlgh Cont.
Adv.
. «P
nnrm Q Can..-
0 O C
There will be u rehearsal of the
choir of the Christ church in the
rectory tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
O f O O
--Vlslt Basement of Donneily‘s for
Toys, Games and Christmas Cords..—
Adv.
o o '
James Price of Strawberry Hill
avenue ls'huving his house, ro-
shinglcd.
O O 0
--Buy your Victrola on Buy
Terms at Donnelly's.-—Adv.
O O O
A line promm ha been arranged
for Men's recreation night at tho
But Avenue Methodist church to~
night.
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.-—-Just a few suggestions for gift!-
Traveling bags. Boston bags. drui-
suit cues. brie! cues. auto robes.
Gifts for young and old uh bore. A
W. Hodge. It yoi.usin BL—Adv.
0
At the special meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Bust Nor-
wslk lmprovoomnt association hold
At the home of Mrs. E. E. Gorbun.
20: East undue. yesterday “83me
it. was voted to build I. small mm
to Community hall. The" is cut!!-
ciont loads in the t’reuury to who
cars 0: the proposed improvement.
Arrangements were also mode (or
the Cbrlltmu work which the u-
soclntlon will do. it will sponsor no
community celebration this year but
bring holiday cheer to the sick.
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——Frec Shopping Hint. J. M. Mueller
Electric Btore._ When shopping {or
Xmu trees. we have a. out loud of
the best at right prices. Edison Xmu
tree lighting sell. all Edison Kazan
lamps, for :30 volt. 110 volt and list-
tery sets. Have your Xmas tree light-
ing not. repaired and cbsngod to '30
or 110 volts while you waits. Bloch-lo
trains. floor and bridge lumps. Desk
and Boudoir lumps. Electric Applh
nnces or all kinds and Radio sets;
Xmas novelties. Xmas troo‘muds or
all kinds. Xmas wreaths. utidcial
trees. also a. wonderful line of bum;
1.12111 dressed dolls mode in Norwalk.
All kinds of Decorating done. Open
evenings until 10 P. H 3.11. noel-
ler.‘10 South Main at. Next to Row
era and savour—Adv.
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George E. Inghaxn of St. John
street is confined to ,his home with
the grip.
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IF IT’S A GIFT
--From the electriccsl line this
store has a. stock well worth inspect-
ing. Electric trains. Radio Bets.
Electrical Appliances. Desk Lumbar
Boudoir Lumps. Xma- troe um and
many other things are here. Tho
Electric Service 00.. No. 1 Ely Ave.
will welcome your cam—Adv.
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Frank Ferguson. 'who was taken
in while visiting his parents 0: St.
John street ‘ut mung. is pro-
gressing nicely.
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TEE INTERNATIONAI; mum
Ot one-Plpm heaters are known
for their superiority and quality of
construction. When p l! in-_
stalled on. heating proposi on will
provide clan; healthful best more
economically thou any othgr bout-
ing system. Henry A. Hegqloln, lo-
cal mot. so Water St. Pennant-8.
—Adv o '
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uls- Lilliui 8. Ferguson. bribe!
pol or the Marvin school. h lick It
her home and has been unblo to
attend her duties at :chool.
0..
—Euy Washers cold on in?
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.~ Kr. and Mrs. Gould 861111111»: 31
Winfield. m '
.7 friends from amid. 5.; ,
street m out
Llrou sud mahogany” 81.00 at
Break Bulbs in Street
Lights -—~ Stop Plan
For Holiday Illumin-
stion 7—.- H o l d U 1)
Autos
The boys or Rowuyton are taking
ndvnntm of the look of street
1.1.1113. they are' stopping automo-
bites and throwing old zirc- null oth-
er articles in the path of passing
cars. «The boys have also broken
seven! at tho bulbs in the street
lights. Because at this tho Romy-
ton Civic mention. which planned
to turn on the lights during the boll-
8!”. While the women and children
wont to church. now find. that it
will be unable to light the streets.
union the broken bulb- m repac-
ed. Since the mention bu no
fun“. residents will undoubtedly b.
forced to make their wuy u but
they can through the unllghtsd
thoroughfsro. A baring in the
use satin-t the Sixth Taxing Dia-
trict '1“ be honrd in the City lull
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock he-
tore Judge John B. Booth.
I I Q
--Ash stands. floor model. wrought
Don-
neliy's-yAdv.
O O O»—
The Christmas entertainment a!
the Sunduy school ,4): the Row-lying
Methodist church will be held in the
church Tuesday evening at 7:30
o'clock. The program will include
a. drumstlo- prooenutiou and a.
Christmas story. Every one in the
village is invited to witness the
presentation. .
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-——28-pleco Lustre Ten Set! from
$9.00 up. at. A. J. Collins Co.-—Adv.
Mr. And Mrs. Vodlk o: Crockett
street were urn-ted tut night by
City Sheriff Oliver 1. Clark on the
ecu-go ot bmob/ o! the peace. The)
were token to pate. headquarters
1nd inter role-bod in the custody at
Sher-lit Cluk pending their amigo-
ment in court.
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THE JEVVELBY GIFT 880?
P08 XMAS GETS
wl-‘oikl in this vicinity will and
this store well stocked with din-
monds. watches of well known
makes. (including a fine selection of
wrist watches) clocks. ivory sets.
pearls. cut glass und Jewelry. The
gift giving spirit at Christmas time
is genera and who! would be more
appreciated by the recipient. Linn o
well chosen article selected from
the merchuidlle displayed bore.
When shopping pluc- thu establish.
ment on your list of stops you plan
to make. Your instruction invited,
128 Wuhlngtgu Bt.—-Adv.
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The Rownyton school will cloa-
Tuesday for tho Chm recess. It
will re-opcn Monday.» January 1'5.
Members of the faculty .will spud
the holidays at. their homo. it!"
Edith Lewis will enjoy the recount
her home in Sprhgflcld. Principal
Herbert Willmolt will spend the
holidays in Stratford.
. O ‘1
——Jopanuo Serving 'l‘ruys. excep-
tions! values. at £1.98. A. J. Collins
Co.-—Adv.
O O O
The rgguhr weekly prayer meet-
lug ot the Row-.3101; Hothodlst
cnurch will be omitted next week.
On the following Wedncndly evening
; union "Watch-Night" service with
the Baptist church will be held in
the Rowaylon Methodist church.
0 O O
—Tho Banner Home ma. Bak-
ery. Inc.. invites you to try their
home mode bread Ind cults. We
have wheat. rye. oatmeal and whole
wheat bread, and nice rolls. Also
delicious layer cakes. with lemon.
orange. chocolate. mph. coconut:-
msrshmnllcw. buter cram. raisins
and nuts and plncuppl: fillings. -—-Adv.
O
A robe-Jul of the special Christ-
mu music to be 31m in the Rowny-
ton Baptist church Sunday was held
in the church lust owning utter the
prayer meeting. In. Alfred J. C.
Becklus choir louder. in in chute.
The soloist at the aunt!” morning
service will be Kn. lawl- Hopp-
and David Aim-baht. Hm Kayla.
Bootiold will sing in the evening. The
church has been very attractively:
decorated with laurel. on: green
and holly. The work wu- done by
Mn. Victor Scull-o. Mrs; E. newts-d
Evory, Mu. Lillian Raymond and
Mm. John Johnson.
O
A—Frumod Pictures in n wide u-
sortment 3: designs. unusunlly low
in price at A. J. Collins Co.—-Adv.
The Christin; Blade'svor society or
the Rowuyton Baptist church will
hold I. wheat-u! tonilht o! the pro-
m which it will givoin conjunc-
ml: with the Sunday schoolln the
church Wednesday evening". In-
about Jarvis. president. to in
. O C O
—-1|'loor lumps and budge m
M priced dtazw;
Anatomical gallium-do to
If rural Junta mm. roan. mun.
' m
avidly
bot combined curly mt MI; W
grocery company will mm. one
the stores. A mm locket W
leased the other “or... - .1‘ l
.C
i
to be given by-thé Evening Sentinel
‘ to the kiddies at the finite and Re.
gent theatres. Wednesday morning
at 10 o 'clock. The picture shown will
be Dough! mm in "Robin
mod." A ooupbn is printed in to-
duy's issue of the Evening Sentinel.
Children are to clip the coupon and
lpmoent it at the Sentinel ones to-
men-ow afternoon utter 1! o'clock
or my ntternoon next week utter 2
o'clock. When they will be given a.
ticket which will admit them to the
theater.
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The first issue of "Tim Assistant
Pastor." which llI to 1110‘ issued ever:
month by the 30an 1'3th
church. mods its concur-ace during
the put week. The paper. which Is
edited by Rev. Victor F. Scuttle. pu-
tor. contslni 1 letter tron: Rev. Sci--
llso urtint sttedduce at church.
Rev. Bellies m- thst the success
or tulluro or the church depends en~
tlrely upon. it. mombérs' person-l
attitude toward it; The pastor ntso
writes “in! there or. four way-"oi
killing the influence or the church.
Fir-t. by nimbl,‘ bun: manhunt in
all tho: the church does: bucolic. by
refusing 'to contribute financially to
the support of the church; third. by
criticizing the church momberi sud
slunderlnx- them. demulng them
and outing ”portion on their chur-
scter. and lastly, by flatly glv'lng up
all thought- of religion and God in
the home. There is also an interest-
ing little tnlo‘by Ellie George. toll-
ing whnt the would do It she were
nuns “win.
paper is devoted to on shaver
tile cue-.ztlon, “What is player?"
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Nevin} cantsta. "The Adoration."
will b1. given at the Sunday eve-
ning union in th: Rowsyton Meth-
odist church. It will‘be prom-uteri
b: on toga-tented choir and the liver
ltmdy chorus under the direction or
Mrs. 81". F. Amber. There will also
be a short talk by the poster on
"Thu Spirit of Christmas." The final
rchounl {or the cantata. Will be
bold tomorrow evening in the
church.
l EARIFEN l
Compicu plans for tho Communi-
ty Christians Vespers to be held
Sunday have been unbounCed. no-
side. the illuminated Christmas
tree outside the Boyle school. oh-
servnneec will be held inside the
school from] to 8 P. M Everyone
in town "is cordlully invited to take
part. 1nd uttend the gathering. The
services will open with a prayer and
nddrcu by R‘v. 181'. Morgan. 0: the
I. 8. church. which will be follow-
ed by tho processionnl. "Como. all ye
l'sithtul." The pupils of the pub-
lic schools. under the direction of
Mt- Lllllnn Standish. will sing the
Christina carol. "Burk. rim Herald
Angol- Slug." utter which Dr. Tutile
or the Congregational church will
make an cadre... The town is tor-
tunus in that the services of Mrs.
Pom. u pianist. hove been secured.
1nd she will play MucDowelis "A
D. M’DCXX. " The numeric of the
Methodist church will render the
enrol. "Noel." and Mrs. MscGluhun
will recite... Quurtcttea of other
churche- will participate; that of the
Prolbytcrlsn church will sing “O Lit-
tle Town of Bethlehem." while tbut
o! the Congregation) church will
ling "Holy Night. " The Recession“
will be "Brightest and Best arc the
Suns of the Morning." after which
the Benediction will be pronounced
by Rev. 8. M. Dumbo" of St. Johns
Ephcopnl church. The services are
the second to be held. That last
you. as the present ones. was plan-
ned and amused by Mrs. Andrew
Crawford at Old King‘s Highway.
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The report: of the sole of Red
Cro- Beals in the schools on being
roportod at the present. time. In the
Roylo ochool. n total of 883. 52 was
turned In which was tron: the differ-
ent rooms on follows: Kindergarten.
8.70: luc- Brands. 37.50; Miss Mor-
ris. 89.81; Mb. Cnrlson. 81.60; Mrs.
Beauregard. $8.72: Min Elam. $5.98;
ulna Brady. 820.66; bliss Mason,
315.86; Mrs. Eltlnge. 812.55.
to
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The sttoudulcot. records at the
Dar-ion cchools for the past week
show filo grades or the Holmes
school are tied for first place. The
primary undo: Miss Anderson and
the Grammar under Miss Ryan each
had 88.15 per cent. Mill Martin‘s
clu- in the Junior High follovnd
with 97. 6 per cent. and Miss Shep-
..rd of the Baker school has 98 8 per
cent. Miss Elun‘s room in the
Boyle school had 83.8 and Miss Lo-
max's grsdo in the Firth district
school had 90 per cent.
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The pupils at Room 1. Holmes
school hove formed a. bond. under
the leadership or Maudj’lunkett o:
. Grads mylwhioh will be» ready to
give its first concert about. the latter
port 0! Janna-y.
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Th- school: class this afternoon
and J‘s-open J:nu:.ry 5.
An ongonblo Cbrl:tmu pros-ram
was presented by the children or the
Bills" school Wednesday afternoon..
.snd. any, Christmas carols and
cbo were sung. Besides these.
two plays. “The Before Christ-
In“. and “The Christina! Gin.”
were plum. The oblldm who can:
in the chorus m: Alto—Hutch.
Conti. Dorothy Julius. Rona Blulo.
Loo. film In“. Louis
comm. Angelina Mod-
mll mm. Tb
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librarian venom}; or; 1W
118 in the tre- Cbrlmnu movio My. -
The third pager)! the .
PARIS. Dee.
nilillner did not mean it
“looted a most appropriate trim-
thing for the new; headpiece of one
American visitor from . the grain
belt. At the back or a. small black
latln' but large black featherswere
crossed. winging out on either side.
These were
or spring wheat.
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PARIS, Dec. I9—A' flashing blaze
of color distinguished one of the
latest evening gowns worn here.
is or gold sndrttby colored glazed
lame,» embroldorcd down the front
and at the hem with pearls imitat-
crs. This is worn over a sllp_ot
Georgette with the two shades su—
Lace Edged—Cope
featured 6m
-
Acopeedgedwithhcelcthe
new feature of this sleeveless
frock of black csnton crepe. A
lace yoke and wide girdle are
other points noted.
pcrimpoaed. ’
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LONDON. Dec, ill—The heavier
and loose:- the glove. for walking
costumes. the smarter at present.
provided the hand within the glme
be small. "Chanioix slip on gloves
with a. router gussct in the cuff
and gstlten‘d at the wrist by an in-
visible. elastic band are very populai
especially in white instead 0! the.
natural Chamois color.
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LONDON. Dec. lS—American dc-
butnntes already are doing their
shopping in anticipation of present-
ation at. court'next February. Court
dress is strictly prescribed and
Queen Mary is a stickler for the
formalities so the American girls are
taking a course of training as to
what they shall or shall not do or
wear.
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NEW YORK, Dec. ls—Bel'ts have
almost entirely disappeared from
feminine attire except the costume!
designed for winter sports which
are ”all tightly belted. Even expert
skllcra flounder in drifts and the
costumes are designed to prevent.
snow from reaching beneath the
surface. Bunderloden, a. woolen
material specially designed to pro-
vent snow from sticking is orten
noodu
. Out 0
NEW YORK, Dec. 19—11111: new
boudoir gowns or chiffon velvet
trimmed with mirubou should trail
it!“ floor but they do not trail the
fashions. They lend the latter. The
sleeves of these gowns are of gear-
gotto so full and long as to sweep
tu- bchlnd the wearer.
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NEW YORK. Dec.19——ans car-
tied this sensor: may not stir up
much wind but they cut a lot of ice.
In most cases the ostrich plumes of
which they are formed are so wide-
ly IBM ed that they are ornamen-
tal rather than useful
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mew gifts not likely to be excbunged
the day utter Christmas in tho lin-
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Cereal Cooked with Dates
Oranges
Poached Eggs on Graham Bread
Toast.
Butter Cotter) (Adults)
Cocos (children)
Dinner.
Roast chicken with Dressing and
Gravy
Sweet Potatoes Cranberry Salad
Carrots and Penn
Rolls and. Butter Pear Preserves
Pumpkin Pie with \Vhipped
Cream
Supper.
Cream 0! Tomato Soup and.
Cloutonu
Cheese Sandwiches (‘clery
Stewed Apples with Nuts
Blain- Cake Tea
TODAY'S RECIPES.
Sweet Potatoes—Pare and cook
until done, then mash, season and
add a. generous portion of chopped
English walnuts and mix thorough-
ly. Place in casserole. cover top
with marshmallows, then place in
oven until slightly browned.
un—I—I-I“
Steivod Apples—Pare and .quaf-
ter apples and before they begin to
cook add a few tiny red peppermint
candles and sugar sufficient to
sweeten. Simmer slowly and which
done the apples will have taken on
a beautiful pink tinge and delightul
flavor-from the candles. Place in
In attractive dish and sprinkle chop-
ped‘nuts over the top. These can
lilo be sewed in individual dishes
topped with the nuts and whipped
cream. Apples served in this way
are delicious..
-. Crdnberry Salad—Alum one pint
cranberries, 8-4 cup celery diced.
1—! cup nut moats.1 1- 2 cups wa—
box-,1 cup sugar .salt and 1- 2 en-
Cook the cran-
rlca in ans cup water about
‘7 twenty minutes. Add cussi- and cook
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thick as: Mainly been disolvcd
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