BEE FOUR
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chin A Brown of X \\ Yon-(l
e'ly or Norman: spout
.1 11m friends 11: re
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”Ed: JEWELRY GIFT snor
2' 51’0“ XMAS GIFTS
”Folks in this \lclnity will find
stcr: well stocked Iwith dia-
lflds v lirhws o! Well known
" , firm hiding a fine selection of
'matches,) nlocks. ixory sets,
cut glass and jewelry. ’11]!
:glrlng spirit at Christmas time
general and “hat could be more
‘ ‘ ted l..- tho. recipient than n
the
Echosen :uticlc selected
b'ufl-Erchundlso displa3cd here.
wallowing place this establish-
on your list of stops you plan
limits. Your inspection united.
‘ law‘shlngton at —-.-\d‘-
5-5-: 9 s 6
es l'arrlngion. of .\‘orotou
' is, s-prm iii-g “Wk-find “More;
' :i'sienrls.
”1...... s s s“
“reduction on all dolls and
’garrlnzjs‘s A. J. Collins Co.—
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tul curds 1.5... lu‘en received
Air-om Arthur Wildmun and
th Angelman who are spend-
mitheywlnter in Phoenix. Arixona.
made the ”'11) as far as. New
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f)!
shy boat and from that vliyl
rili'oll'lobll".
T’Phoenlx h"
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-i~'ancy glassware of even :19-
flon, especially pliced at A J
”IRAQ—Adv
‘ ’if\
s haw: been receivcri here by
d1; of Nr5. Eydnc V \‘i‘hne, of 111—,
Wood. C 1h ornla Mrs. “'hito was.
1;“..er Miss L‘lnh Davies. at
oOkside. '
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J. .; mus 1 on mm
1! gifts for lav} are eagerly await-
”actions from the line or dis-
mu, watches. jewelry. silverware
' fancy glassuaro~ cic.. displayed
'0. B. Jackson' 3 Jewelry Store. 58
.Lll 5;... Vern-ails. Merchandise of
’ li’tf‘by the way which has bet-n
sully priced—”Ada
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"George S. Raymond. 01 New H1-
spent the week-end here.
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f’f—«At the A. J. Collins Co. you can
d oycry kind of gift for tbs little
’ 9‘» grown up. Their tour flours
" _ one vast gift shop. -—Adv.
o
‘0 Dr
. Mary. of Gmusnwlch. formerly
Norwall‘, \rr'ru visilors 1n Nora
1k Sundav
...- a ..
~‘Vlctrolas on can). pay merits at
: . J. Collins Co —-Ad\.
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George
ll". Coffin, of
_ acefifipem Sun 3.1:: with rclaih'rss
fin Daricn. ‘
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--Just a few suggestions {or girls.
tavellng bags Boclon bags.- drags-
ult gases. brief cases. auto flrobes.
. ts tor young and old are here.
Hodge. “i No. Main EL—vAdt.
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i Fondant: of Riverside avenue, to-
.dayaro preparing a petition to be
antsd to the Fhst District Com-
lonsrs asking that the street
fights on Riverside avenue be ex-
, ded the whol: length of the high-
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‘w‘b‘lly yOur \‘icttolu on I nay
firms at Donnelly's. ———Adv.
. was. George “K Cot‘t‘m. of Bolder:
venue. today is 1': omalesclng from
noxious fall cuflercd last Saturdaz.
on. Mrs. Coffin was descend-
ht? the cellar when she fainted
down a long ill; ,ht of stairs
gas painfully hrulsrd about the
' (1 arm.
Lil}. .
from
.Mrs. James Ange-lngian and (laugh,
i
Beldou
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\i'.- Leo Miller, .1 student at Syra-
cuso‘ L'nh‘QI‘SltY. 15 Spend,“ the
Christmas holidays with his patients.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Miller. of 177
Main street.
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~Lehlgh Coal. Harris a: Gaul.-
Adv.
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A Christmas party was held in Bed
Mcns‘ hall in \Vest \V’ashlngton
street-last evening. by the Daughters
of Pocohantas. Pride of Uncas Tribe.
Thc-ro was a large number present at
am affair. Dances were given by
Wilhemlna Bonn, Ruth Banks. Smil-
lc Vans. Elizabeth Lano and Kather-
ine \‘nast. Muuic was furnished by
the Novcliy Trlo consisting of Mrs.
P. Vuast, Peter Vuast and Russell
Frazier. Presents were presented to
1' each 01' those present.
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‘ ”Best Coal. Harris &. Gail's—Adv.
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Miss Emma Dietrich of 101 Cedar
street was given a birthday party
at her home Saturday evening.
Gu¢ nix \uro prosr. nl from New York.
Yonkers. Stamford and ICorwalk.
lmrlng tlxr- evcnlng music and danc-
lnq “are enjolexl Refreshments
u érc served. Miss Dietrich. who is
a. nurse in the office of Drs. Slomun.
Was: the rcclplcnt of many bountiful
mils.
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‘ “Second ilouz or Donn-:11} :1 fvr.
distinctive gotta—Adv.
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Miss Mary Docsssrs 0! Lexington
avénue has recovered from her ill-
ness and-returned to her dililva with
\
.th-': .1. and J. Cash. Inc.
7 o o t
—-Everybody likes candy. A large
assortment of \Vhltman'n Fisk's.
Samoaet and Park 6c Tilford candles
at Mesd's Drug storo.——Adv.
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Sieve-n Voros of Laura strcel. Ben-
Jamln Manglcs of Clay street. and
and Arthur Garfield of Lows street
motored to Bring-port last night
where they attended the theatre.
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-l’lslt D'onnolly's Gift Department
Second Noon—Adv.
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Miss Teresa Troy or “'uhlngton
street and Miss Jeanette Crane of
Ely avenue have returns dtrom a
visit with relatives in New York
City.
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—A man's gin, a Buxton Keytsiner
or Bill Fold. A large assortment at
Mcml‘sa Drug slore.-—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Vlielll of
Summit street are entertaining at
their home relatives from New
Jersey. .
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MOELLER’S ELECTRIC SHOP
—W’hen shopping (or Xms gm:
Visit this when shopping Lionel
L‘lccirlctralns. floor lamps. desk
lamps, boudolrlamps. electric appli-
ances.-Xmsn vessel’s, electric heat-
ers and Radio‘unlfl 0: the host
makes. Moeilar’s Electric Shop, 28
Washington. '
8 3 ti
Josc-ph Peder 01 Max llill
spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
road
—-—Thc Banner Home Made Bak-
err Inc. invites you to try their
home made bread and cake. “'0
have wheat. rye. oatmeal and whol
wheat bread. and nice rolls. Al
delicious layer cakes. with lemon,
orange. chocolate. maple, cocoanut-
marshmallow. buts:- crsarn. raisins
.and nuts and pineapple fillings. —Adv.
! \ir. and Mrs. 5 rank Lacarruba
of Boutou street have) returned from
a week' 3 visit with relatives in New
York City.
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-—Largo Pen Coal. Harris a
Lina—In“ ..
lstands. Si .00.
.[ormerly of orwalk. spsnt Sunday
Mrs. John Modernist o‘! Harbor
avenue spent the week-end in New
York City.
-—For the B oyand Girl 3. Spa-1d-
ing Sweater. the best, Donnell)" s.--
Ad\'.
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Ralph Clinton of New Haven was
a. vlsltor in Springwood yesterday.
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430w ABOUT YOUR HEATER?
Is it working properly?" Over-
hauling heating Jobs" whether steam.
hot water or hot air turnscssa is an
important feature of the" work car-
ried on by Henry A. Hsseleln. 56
Water St. So. Not-walk. and his or-
ganizntion. Phone 473-8.-—Adv..
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Joseph Burden of Scribner avenue
was the week-end guest of rel.»
tivcs in New Earl: City.
—The.best skates are Bpsldlng's
at Donnelly‘s. Adv.
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John and Frank "arcs of Bridge-
port are the holiday guests 0!
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Voros of Laura. street.
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——\'isit Basement of Donnelly's for
Toys, Games and Christmas Cards.—
Adv.
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Miss Rose Smith. formerly of
South Nor-walk, who has boon spend-
ing the winter at Memphis. Tenn,
curved this morning at the home 0!
her mother at 11 Snowden avenue.
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Dr. and Mrs. Fred Ritchie of West
avenue. left this morning tor South—
bury, Comm. where thsy Will spend
the holidays as the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. L. Ambler.
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special sale on smoking
Donnelly‘s.—-—Mv.
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Frank Lauder of Yale University
is spending the holidays with his
parenterr. and Mrs. Frank Lou-
lcr of Seymour sircéi.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elton Snell of Berk-
cloy street hard as their guests over“
the holidays, Mr. Snell‘s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Snell or Lewiston. Me.
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Dorothy. daughter or 3111'. and
Mrs. Harry A. Beers. or 38 Summit
avenue, sntsrtslnsd a party at her
young friends at bar ham.” yester-
day afternoon. It «as Dorothy's
tenlh‘ birthday. She recelvtd sov-
cral beautiful gins. The children
played gamos- during the titer-noon
and at 6 o’clock a. birthday supper
was served. Dorothy‘s yuws were
lira Ingram. Elsie Strsub. manor
Cssby. Emma. Miller, Sylvia Lmby.
Marjorie Beers and Edna Beers ot
\Vestport.
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Melvin J. Goldick. o! is “'sstpofl
avenue. is confined to his home with
an inisctsd band.
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The Nines Delta and Mary Joyce.
of Wilton. “ere visitors in homlk
Sunday
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Jana Collin. of Bridgeport.
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Mrs.
with Mrs. Sponsr. of West Xorwslk.
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Charles ~Humor. ot Dsnbui’y. m
a visitor in Norwalk Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jossph cum. of 2:
Fair street. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Cahill's parents in Westport.
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Mrs. Edward Wlsmsn. 0! West-
side avenue. Dorian. is building‘s.
nino room bungalow on he: prop-
c-rty. G. Lyons. of New Canaan. has
the contract.
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Mrs. Thomas Janis. o! Ronsyton.
spent Sunday with out-ot-town
friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace. 0!
New York city. spent Sunday at
their summer home on West Bids
avenue. Tokeneke.
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Mr. and Mrs. Burke stofi. of Pol-
hsxn. N. Y.. spent the weekend as
’ outs of Mr. and Mrs. Stowe. of
srien.
b" R K]
‘ mun PARTY
clung” in minors and custom”.
this ecustry ”mains tne same. At
the conclusions: her address. Miss
Minnie Brown. nucleon: '01, the
Circle "mans nor with : bou-
quot. Undu- ths Worship 0! Mrs.
Lewis Pugh Christmas carols wore
sung and a whim manure was
011303601 by tn. Ron-ultrason- wore
served. Among the guests in addi-
no: to tbs hm Mrs. Hodges“:
and Miss Francis‘. wore Miss Marion
L'Hommsdiou. has. Arthur .1. Pen-
nell. Miss Ruth Carrothsrs. Miss
Martha Morgan. am. Ales Barnum.
Mrs. Clyde Bmdwell. lflss Ellie
Greenwood. Miss Basis Glob. Mrs.
James Finch. Miss Mary Erickson.
Mrs. Thomas Baxter. Miss 'Glsndo-
vere Lovsioy. Mrs. Harry Crs hton.
Mrs. Leslls Get-ham, Mrs. rold
Gotham. Mrs. Lewis Pugh. Mrs.
Harry Cooley. Mrs. Benjamin Thom-
Miss Minnie Braver. Miss Gladys
Kippel and mu: Gussie Ferris.
Richard Hull. [student at Carl-
sontbong university. is spending the
holidays with his parents.
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Tyler Wood at Union College is at
his bum in Gregory boulevard tor
the holidays. .
Beatrice Lowndss. daughter 0!
Captain and Mrs. Howard homes
at Seavisw svenus was on. at the
solo dancers at the Chrimnu dsnc~
ing reception glvsn by Misc bodice
Weld in Red Men's '11:". Saturday.
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Carlton L'Hommedicu will have
charge of tho music at the special
Christmas morning service in the
East Avenue M'sthodlst church.
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The East Norton: schools will
close tbn'sttsrnoon tor the holiday
recess. They will reopen January 5.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Capuors of'
Fort Point street. have as um: guests
relatives from New Canaan.
of Third
in Bridge-
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Miss Lillian Nichols
are”. spent yesterday
port.
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Mr..and Mrs. Mathew Gslbo oil
Fort Point street have as their
guests over the holidays relatives
from New Huron.
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Miss Ethel Avery. a student st tlm
Dsnbury Stats Normal school. is
spcnding the holiday recess witn‘
bsr pusnts. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Amy 0! First strset.
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Min Mildred Lovsloy 0:
street was one of tho soloists st
the specisl Christmas services given
in the South Nomll: Blethodist
church. Sunds! evening. ,7 .
The Girls’ club of Christ church
will hold a soc-ion tonight at 7: 30
oclock in the motor-y. Tbs Junior
Boys club and the Trisngls club or
the church will bold a mating this
week.
I
ROWAY'l‘UN
THE SEMI:
other countries such you undergo
Clty Briefs and Pet-Sorta] Mention .
continue next spring but they
Escond- .
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PARIS. Dec: 22.—Long lines will
will
not be'fixstd line-.10. least on the
thin. One simple but attractive
frock just designed. is or violet pop.
lin with square néck line, long tight
sleeves and I long wide trill. edged
with fringe of the same color run-
ning gracefully from thsilett shoul-
Swagger Tweed
Coat Is Shown
Miss Abby Savage Is It be: home
in“
bury subs \‘ormu school.
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Several members of the‘ nounyton
Civic Associates; “ill visit the NI.
rsmske Home this afternoon and
on litsymond street {or the holidays. .
St?!” is 0 «count st tbs Dan- 5
Wasn't ' Che“
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Wham ’twéed' dint mus-M’
mulch infl’uefics
which accompanies bobbed huh
Inc! the swagger stick. It was
shot: by me Nstionsl Clash.
hold s Christmas party for the in-
mstss. Au interacting program hss '
been med. Them “will be girls
for the old talks.
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As pm at the program arranged
by the Eve Ready circle of Kings
Daughters or Christmas. represen-
tstives o! the circls visited Narn-
maks home )«erty and brought
to each inmate n gilt o! a. handker-
chief. They also took to the Home
1: cans of fruit and so glasses of
Jelly.
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w. and Mrs. William L: Fou-
taiue o: Crochet street will spend
tho holiday with relatives in New
York ct)‘.
Mrs. Sidney 8. Bell o: Crockett
street has recovered tron: her recent
illness. 5
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The Christmas entertainment. oil
the Rowsyton Baptist church will be
given in the church tomorrow evo-
sing at 8 o'clock. Following the
program than 'will be distribitt‘on o:
gins to the children of the primary
classes. Tbs program to be given
is as touows: Sons. “Hark. the Her-
ald Angus Sing." by tho school:
Mutton. "hum Christmas " Mar-
Mt Water-house; recitation.
"Christmas Grouting." Esther Ban:
exercises by Ms sixth. ”The Key-
.SuitsndSklrt
Manhattan-:6
Association. st their exhibit of '
spring styles in Clevelanduso-
:cntly.
dcr to the right hem.
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Lox-box. Dec. 2:.—rmz dozen
smart shops are making a special!)
of the strapless undcn cats at pros-
snt. Thou garments am so con-
structed. with a straight neck line
and by mans of elastic inserts. that
the straps are eliminated.
an
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NEW YORK. Dcc. A gesture.
is as for as one may go with tho
newest evening ksrchid which is
made of xsorgstts of any one or a
scors or bright colors with a deep
edge oi“ ostrich feathers to match.
NEW’ YORK. Dcc. “i “The mod-
ern debutante does not crawl out of
the {wily igloo on her hands and
knees but when she leaves it for
winter sports ”the probably is war:
lug a headcovcrlng identical with
unto! tbs Eskimo maiden. . The
present day Eskimo hood however is
really a woolen scar: wound about
the bead and neck.
‘ snake one birds” is outworn.
L
racers Now musmn on
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BY ”LAMONT
(Copyright. 1924)
NEW YORK. DGC. 22~Throw
.IWI-y another proverb! so tax- as
fashion is concerned “Fine feathers
The
latest wise crack along that partic-
ulsr‘llno is "Flue teathers. make
not trbclls." There are tow articles
of feminine wearing apparel (Or
spring which {all _ot adornment by
leathers 0! some kind.
The most striking method or use
at present is on evening gowns and
wraps. These are beautltuuy decor-
ated by huge designs 0: birds and
flowers in their natural colorlngs
made or the tiniest of feathers past-
ed on buckraxn and appliqued on
the from. or skirt of the satin or
velvet dress. These designs alter
practically every possible color corn;
binstlon and outshins in contrasting
effect even the embroidery at the
Spanish shawls.
Almost the entire hack of some
of the black satin spring awning
wraps are covered with those ela~
bursts designs. The day time tracks
have (allowed the trend also. al-
though in their case, the entire
breasts and heads c: the birds are
utilised. Rows of these, usual!)
coquo or pheasant. arc ‘llsr- -i {or
hands about the curls and botlon LS
or the dresses and the new spring
side or the small satin hats
Evening slippers
Some evening slippers ar; 3. solid
mass of (Gallic? decorations, garters
hare fringes of Ostrich lips or othcr
lather-s and even ligcric is not im—
mune. The new feather handcsux
would make Pocahontas and her
eagle feathers turn green with nnxg.
and t:\"ll handkorchlafs arr
with plumage.
80“ our the Audobon soclc‘iws
the orni‘tlxoliglsts and Just plain bl. .
tho {units or their rather-(d fi‘iult’ls.
The. mnkrrs or them ornémcxus do
not “Follow the cm allow hark hum
\fial‘blh Eddiq
Lv omit ..l They
to make the plumage “lid.
France is in a (air “:13
In on one at her colonies ii the
Home for "balk". thc woolen fabric.
and inmiliar to tenor-rs or
Shirl: keeps up. The risr or
k ’3 rapcr 9". 1-HT“ (Wit of n
_. p-
Irish “alter to recite '_\ Soldlti
the Legion Lay Bring in .klgiarr
house. A designer. seeking
and color. maecitd that balk was a
in an East Side Turkish
good nsmm Ho sketched
Arabic sign on lhc
{or all he know "\V
cost.“ And the \\ bite hands no
hulk frock embroidered in dark pred
Arabic design sprcng into being.
Palm Dom-b is expected to like it
(or there visitors hop-.3 they “ill 1. «t
have to wnhli thCir nwnoals or
nor-J an mammal to “mull
“all rignlll‘lns’.
atch your mor-
Military Staff and
G u a r (1 Companies
Commanded to "Re-
port for Duty
HARTFORD. Doc. 23.-The Gov-
ernor's military staff. the first and
second companies. Governor‘s Foot-
:uard and Troops B. and C.. lst.
Squadron Cavalry, C. N. G.. are or-
dered to report for duty as escort
to the Governor at ths inaugural
ceremonies January 7. in orders just
issued by tho Adjutant General. The
mort to the Govsrnor will be torm-
Led at the Hutton! Club as is usual.
The Governor- elect and his staff
state officers and aisle omens-
elect will also be. received at the
Hartford Club and will be escorted
to tho capitol. Following the in.
augunl parade the escort will be
u.
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2.. in.
At 1 Mounting of the Board of Directors of the
QED ONE HALF (41/2) PER GENT. per annum
u;
declared to the depositors from the earnings
. ithe- bank for the six months ending Dec. 3lst,
‘24.
s dividend will be entered on pass-books
and
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paid on and after Jan. 10th,1925.
ALDEN ‘ SOLMAN S President. .
GEORGE L. WOODWARD Treasurer»
. All money depositcd on or before Jan. 10th
' .Will draw interest from January lst.
v Circle wore tho
glass Francis W statsd
Christmas T r e e and
l1:;1'eise11‘11trs -- gmbzcilua
or s. em; -
Talk 0 n the Holy
Land
The numbers at tho Omicron
guests of Mrs.
Clare D. Hodssman at n-0brlstrnu
fireside party at her home in Wal-
lace avenue last evening. The house
was attractively decorated With
laurel and red candies were um
to illuminate the moat. There was
also a. Christmas tree and Milo
Glendmr‘s Lovejoy as Santa Claus
distributed the gifts. A silk umbrel-
m was presented to Mrs. Arthur J.
Fennel! by the members at the
circlé. . Mrs. Pennoll is c lain o!
the organization. Miss Vi *Bunt
Francis. principal at tho Hillside
school described Christmas thus in
the Holy Land. ‘Mlss Francis 5.4a
that the true significance at Christ.-
ms is never fully understood until
~arts;- on. has visitod. tho Holy wad
The IdeallGift
r93 m not
A mar Instrument
fill. k The regular dile‘rssk m7
. shooting at the Rowayton Methodist
Church will be omitted thin rock.
WW. "DOCK the
.Halls." Class Socond; recitation
”179 Bring Him Today." Muriel
JM: story. “The Rag Doll's
Christmas " Primary collar-0b; song.
"0. Lima Town at Whom.“
school: pantoialno. "The Spirit at
Christmas." ruin class. «elation.
“Soaking a King." Mirigm Bond;
song, “God Best You Merry Gon-
tlsmsn." Second class; nscllstion.
“Tho Voice 0! Christmas." Rowland
New: recitation. "VVhsn Ho Coma“
Down to En. " Norma Arnold: song.
”rho First Christmas.” Second
class: sketch, "Christmas Enough 'to
Go Round.” Clan Eight: Marat-fl.
Rn. Victor F. Scams. Mar: song.
"We unites Kings or Orient."
School.‘ _ ' ‘ ’
s o s
9
Mr and Mrs. George Moseley and
family or Rowayton aVsnue will b.
tbs‘ holiday guest of Mrs. Mossley's
portals. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Moors. of Brooklyn. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frisbis of
her parents. Captsl nsnd Mrs. Pres-
to: Hart of McKinlsy pace. ~ ‘
Windsor are the Christina: suésls 'o! '
THEREADER
SAYS
Editor Evening Sentinel.
Dcar Silva—-
[Tho .Christms'sésson brlntlJm'
pressively to mind the profound 1n-
ilucnce which Near East Relief.
dealing with on growing generation
in the lands wber Christmas had its
birth, is bound o'havs updn the
pcam and trappings: of that un-
hcaved corner or the world.
Nothing in the tragic and terrible
decade that we have just passed
through is so pitiful and '11an as
what it has done to the children of.
So many difisrsnt countries. That
these helplessr millions should knew
nothing to sbm'v thém that there no
such things in tho world as Jusflco
and gentleness and love-it turns
o'nc's' heart cold to think at it. '
The orphanage work or N ‘ Eu:
Relic: comes In tossulch as many
as it can tron: this terrible ms of
start in lit. to try tothow than tbs}
there is another kind, 0: world tram
this which they know. and that it Is
joy to show their this world and
trad: them to it: thought- and too;-
tags. 'Evsry child that can be ros-
cm. tram tho nit-crusts with: bath
jwnlcli mswwflrudnlm.wm
bsjustsnmusbninxormm'
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nornoroelect and their respective
staffs and the state officers-elect
will gather in the executive cham-
bers to await the joint session of
the General Assembly. when the
Governor—elect and state o'iticsrs
will be formally inducted into office.
The respective staffs of the Gov-
ernor and Governor-«leer. are order-
u‘bsrs at the insgurstion ceremony
ins.
Seized Slot Machines
’ Puzzle the Police
The two slot machines seized a
few am no. by the local police were
removed from the upto'wn police sta-
lion to a. vault in the City Hall yes-
terday attornoon.
There in some question. it is said.
in the minds o: the authorities as to
whatnot or not the alleged omiers
o! the machines can be prosecuted.
The machines. it has been poiuted
out. are not or the unusual misty in
which the player fails to receive my
things“. times when its places his
mom In the machines. This parti-
cularly m0 or machine is known as
the mac" and releases a. stick
at gull «oh that I. coin is placed in
the mills. .
Musical Comedy Star
And Author Marry
. m ”RX. ms. 33 -Charlotto
.Gmmd‘. allusion! comedy star.“
find mm 31-90:“. English 3.33:;
Minn...) .;
to cash 3
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