N HEAR .
.OUT SANTA
AT FRANKLIN
,m Celebrated in
ms, Recitations
‘d' Plays-Many
dents Take Part
wistmas program
slants of Frank-
- 3 this morning:
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'. «'tielllalis. Floyd
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L“ :3
‘terz’
' int-s. Pupils of
< ‘r Mic. Francis
1 .l i ll filling
; rm Today", Nor-
, 1 :0 Boots Clnus"
:t." Ruth Kohn.
Iys Thompson.
will Sentaif ltuth
Digestion for San-
._ ,_ ‘:~Kenzie.
shill GRADE
. ‘ Christmas. Mar.
Ara. Rudder.
«w;- lands, Ralph
-, .zris, Elmer Mots.
V on, Oscar Druks.
7.... no ‘. l-Rocmud
IN hid: 7
VA; . : child preparing
*wll'n Dickinsn.
v. Smith.
.l lltldCCk.
”in Seizer.
- \ Horn-am.
\‘ liocsls.
_ .rn Young.
Sriszalt.
l'ore Christmas
,, .tll Lands. Mary
~ «mun. Andrew Ju-
“I'ljl‘lnn.
. .lrul. ltose Czei.
v ilrlstlnas Uuy.
when Allison.
--~.-cts. Clayton
AN =ll.l V PROGRAM
mm!» light
1 l'reparlng tor
- «wild Baxter.
'iariov.
lilll.
, Nelson.
. linis.
vl Beaupain.
«in. Lowden.
’- J Jackson.
. 'LCken'. Christmas
m Burns.
,nmes Capote.
Christmas Secrets.
$114.
Christmas, Sarah
1- st 'F'ore Christmas
- Day is Christmas.
Christmas Day.
:"Ul'.
l-V tilt: N0. 9
'.‘lll Dicken's Christ-
'h Lee.
“rank Bria.
forming a. Bad Boy.
dillon Flynn.
‘3 lhe Street Clean-
. lrtck Cuneo.
r the Civic league
' l f the Civic league
ll the Civic league.
~,- 0! the Child loit-
. lrnok.
‘r'vl‘ Hadik.
file Other Clause.
..*1‘.s. Frank Homick.
' , Marjorie \Valsh.
The Strange Child's
Murine.
" ristmda. Catherine
r :ist mas Secrets.
-. em, Lucy Boyd.
, Prize Christmas
. Co :lsuclo Dari-la:
‘Jurlon Magner.
,. :iiflO. Thomas Fo-
George Moore. and
‘ .: . :. .zstlon Certificates
excellence in work.
:t to following pu-
Robcrt Merritt.
Sieve Yoczik. Jennie
- or. Jones, Julia Km-
" Ida Rudder. Jo-
-‘r. i‘ogany, Mar-
, : .mh Tatto, Dorothy
,
n-.
ltrlm. Vivian Selzer.
Virginia Boyd. Syl-
FAymond .Gunther.
my Eugene Smith.
». iixrl Bloom.
~ 4 Josem, Paul livIaSSOY.
' “:im, Edith “dunner.
- v.: :2 .2. Floyd ttosenberg.
"Non. Frances Soycbak.
H5. Morris Potashrllc.
Hoyt. Max Lepofsky.
n Evelyn Dickman.
...E‘.S.
L‘resler. Esther 1.955111.
: 2. Lucia. Scarso. Marion
Franks, Paul 8pmck.
’- tichard' Whipple.
. Ethel Kurtz. J. Mike,
=. Helen Szaho, Phyllis
Taylor. Eleanor Lerl.
- LI'QS'EODLThornton Lawrence.
'* ~ lfiapp
1K:
Schwartz. Sylvia Scqu
”Lew. Esther McKenzie.
“9031125011. Helen Botsikns.
‘1‘.‘:“31:ih uls.
.“MW Beaupaln. John “3'
. .vaw Gmydon. Wilbert Kent‘-
‘ Swan, Camilla. Baxter, I‘m
wetness Kelley. 3th“ m
Munich. Virginia. 0 "
-A.
tip ilatro. Fred Smbeibmif— i »
I . ,
Alice Nelson. ' ‘
Stall. um M”'\Mm
colonies
Elinor Dibble r302: race
, . try it G
Jennings. Helen lasso. Tim‘s. Minio-
‘dch. Marjorie Welsh. Marjorie
Teens.
28. Minot Gordon Th
sodas. John aim. 'Jnilgsdflzsa
Chsrles unbound. Henry Powell.
a“? first Catarina O'Connor. set-
9 3 s Nth -
ma 1”,"?! y Sutton. Her
35. Helen Desmond. Helen Har-
dos. Marion Sample. Flora Shepard.
Theodore Lends, Max Miller. Jack
Robins. Emerson Sortnin. Arthur
White. '
at. Velma 'rsrkss. Margaret Gio.
rchino. Julia Levy. Jury Irwin.
Dorothy_Price. Merlot-lo Stumpt.
Helen Seller. Mildred Scotlold. Mu-
ion Thole. Florence Vogtsi. Everet
Hartwell. Not-mun Newton. Thomas
Bailey.
27. Samuel Benedict. Charles
Boenlsch. Thomas Sounders. Elmer
Singewald, Roger Wood. Kinney
Minor. Lucille Clark. Mario Fiddler.
Dorothy Horn. Ruth Ram. Pot'on-
eiln Latvenss, Vera Seller. Esther
Vogei.
23. Walter. Camp. Edward Fey.
Gordon Hamblem, Harold Lewis.
Harold Marvin. Willis Overton. Wil-
lis Pointer. Itildred Benedict. Altru-
da Brown. Roselle Bysrdie. Mer-
guerite Dietrich, Anus Dohan. Anna
Mikiovich. Jeannette Seileck, Doro-
thy Taker. Helen Varsdy, Varnn
Wells. Elsie Clicks. Consuelo Dow-
son.
83. Abrahsm Ksminsky. annlph
nuts. Shirley Bowman. Gladys Hib-
bert. Mildred Hubbeli, Ross Ksmim
sky. Edith Modno. Norms liyder.
Wills. Snitten. Frances Underhlii.
Lens. Vitago. Alice Banks.
84. Richard Beebe, Willis!!!
Burns. William Toone. Arphinin us-
start.
36. Vincent Hayes. Elli. Mains.
John Smith, Thomas Smith. John
Strsub. John Vasnle. Herbert Will
isms. Dorothy Cuneo. Matilda Delta
Elinor Harris. Pearl Lewis, Marion
Magnor. Helen McCarthy. hfnrgeret
Phillips.
PUTNAM SCHOOL
OBSERVFS XMAS
Exercises to Be Held
Today—Tile Pro-
gram -— Those Who
Will Take Part
The Christin-s Exercises of Pot.
nun School will be held Jointly in
the kindergarten todsy.
Following is the program as it
will be presented.
Reclintien — "Christmas Greet-
ings." Edward Weingartuer.
Song—“Santa Claus Land." Grade
1. , '
Recitation —- "Santa Claus’ Visit."
Dan Readyoff.
Poem -—- “A Visit From St. Nich-
olas." Grade 8.
Sons -— "Santa Claus So Jolly."
Kindergarten.
Recitation -— "To Santa Claus."
Owen Kindiiien.
Recitation-“Xmss Bells." Jone
Smith, Genellyn Jones, Lucille Del-
her.
Song —:
Grade 3.
Recitation
Dorothy Fallen.
Recitation -—— “Jnck Homer." by
Edward Giorchlno.
Song -- "Silent Night." by Helen
Cook.
Recitation -— "What
Like." by Morton Mus.
"Christmas Time." by Verna Pol-
16V.
Poem —- "December." by Grade 1.
Recitation -- "Christmas Time."
by William Kerry . .-
Rccitstion -— “Christine- 'h-ee.
by Oil. Coolest.
Recitation -— "My Troe." by Earl
Smith.
Recitation—"Night Before Christ.
mas." Margaret Eula. -
Recitation -— "My Christmas Sec-
rets." Helen Roberts.
Song —- "The Christmas Tree.”
Kindergarten. ”
Recitation —- “A Xmas Carol.
Frederick Shepard. Virsinia Thomp-
son. ..
Recitation—"The Xmas We Like.
Edna Finch. Violet Curnow.
mlutton _ “Do You Believe in
77;;fifirr—‘W' ” i ' 77.7
“at; .. "December." Grade s.
Becltstion — "Santa Claus." Olive
tows. '
.8 ReclquP-“flm Son‘s. Claus.”
Regina Kublmsn. ..
Recitation—"A Christin.- Gift.
Glad Aaronson.
50:: _ “Silent Nllht" by Kinder-
gnrten. ,
Recitation -— “The Xmas Tree.‘
Dorothy Crush- !
Recitation — 9”the First C.
mas." Patricia Rollin.
Recitation 1"Cnrtilxtlmss is Com-
" Anna 'W n!" e . .
ings'ong —— "Am mu‘wl" 9mg
' Recitation -— 'Chrlaums." 130-1!!!
Druks. ,, 2
ugh—"Souu'l Comm. Grade .:
éRoecitstion — ‘Tbsok You huts.
Donald Amundsen. A ..
Son, _. “Silent Night. Grade 2-
Distribution 0:. toys to pupils ct
.. “11133231....—
“Scntafs Coming." by
-— “Christmas." by
I Should
__ mam... .
Fourteenth nail}. At Air-Station Draws. Probe~
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ditioo of
The fourteenth desth in recent months st tile {11".1hgmtgem stories at Sen Diego. Colin. has
the ointment to investigate the msterls s ‘rnls sir _ ’ "
quf'pmr st the novel station. The photo shows the crumpled wrecksgeoi the supine-
ssbiali month loll ofl Son Diem. causing the?
'hoffirelnens
service in general sad the con-
MERRY YULE.
,, PRGGRAM BY
FITCH PUPll 3
Teachers Arrange Fine
Celebration of
Christmas —— Enters
taining -- It. :uctive
An interesting Christmas program
was given under the supervision ot
the teachers by the children of the.
Fitch school this morning. i
The program by the kindergarten‘
and first grade children under the
direction of Mrs. Wing and Mrs.
Bradbury was as .tollows:
Song—~Santn Claus So Jolly
Welcomes—Roger Amundsen.
We're going to bear—Dorothy
Knorr.
Two Little Words—Rose LaMorte.
The Coming of Santa—Arthur Di-
vine. Herbert Wilkins. Thomas Mn-
son. Frederick Siecm.
Merry. Merry Christmas-Dan
Ssnto. , ‘
A Note to Santa—Mary Bertiey.
Away in the Northlnnd—Ken-
neth Grace.
My dolly will hang up her stock-
ing—Marjorie lskiyan.
Song—Merry Christmas. Ring the
Carols. .
At Christmas Telephone—Dorothy
Denz. .
Why —- John Mastersen.
Mssterson.
If i were a bell—Herman Carlson.
A Christmas Secrets—Alfred An-
derson.
Sonia Claus is very good—Anna
Tulle.
I'm going to hang up my stock-
ing—Elmer Herman.
Santa. is coming—Martha Black-
man.
My.tree——Robcrt Shepherd.
Song—The Christmas Tree.
My Wants—Frederick Austin.
Plans for a Better Christmas-
Doris Moffet. /
Suppose—LeGrand Radley.
And I would tell—Viola. Peterson.
A Christmas Telegram—Mildred
Stsrr.
Sings of Christmas—Mary Patch-
en. Gordon Bonn. Margaret Gan-
osllt.
My Doll—Marjorie Buttery. ,
My Desire—Tiberio Buliardinclii.
Hang Up the Baby’s Stocking——
Catherine Smith. Carmella 'ruzzolo.
Song—Santa Claus Land.
If You’re Good—Grace Coppola.
Priscilla. Gel-ham. Rose Santa.
I'm Not Bib—Beatrice Roffberg.
Of Course—Ernest Scholtz.
My Letter—Howard Nickel-sen
I Wonder-Earl Radley.
The. Toyrnnn Shop—Kindergarten. .
A Little Daughter—Samuel Val-
oft. Gertrude Burtt. Cora Trcdc,
Jessie .
Old Santa Loves the Girls sud
Boys—Gertrude Fuhrrer.
The Dearest Day—Margaret Lay-
chnk.
>Christntss in Dinsrent Lands—
.-‘rank Remington. Charles Santa,
Arthur Heinslemsn. Oliver Kling.
A Small Boy's Plan—Victor Hsn-
ford.
The
pole.
Isn't It Queen—Harriet Klopsch.
A Letter to Santa—Marguritc
Prentiss.
Christmas Time—~Zoitnn Thomas.
I Always Think-Dorotlly “'sirb
ron.
Five Points of the
Star—Edwin Arielln.
Christmas Bells—«First Grade.
Song—Away in the Manger.
.The children of Grades Three.
Four. Five and Six gave the follow-
ing under the supervision of Mrs.
Guthrie. Mrs. Mlddlcbrook,’ Miss
O'Neil and Miss Crossmon:
Song—Christmas Time—Grades I.
4, 5. 6.
The
Slecn.
A Happy Child—Rslph Bennett.
Christmas—Elizabeth Thomas.
Christmas Memories—Helen Farr.
SonguDecemben—Grndes 8. 4.
6.
A Bad Dream—Betty Renting.
Srmln Claus—~Elsie Carlson. '
Maid Mistletoe—Robert Krupp.
Song by Grade 3.
To Santa Claus -Editli Craig.
Christmas Bells—Barbara Weeks.
Song—Merry Merry Christmas
Bells—Grades 3, 4. S. 6.
A Fine Secret-Sofia Knmboiis.
Key Word of Christmas—Mar-
gsret chhnr.
Song King of Christmas—Crude 4.
Dainty Little Stockings—Louis
Henry. ' _
Dance (Christmas Carol—Roe Gor-
hum and Olive-tie Patterson.
Signs of the Times—Mildred Gad-
josik.
Song-Silent Night—Grades I. 4.
. 6.
The Little Christmas Tree—Greet:
Waldron.
If I were
\V‘elss.
“’llat “‘0
Spcctnr.
Christmas Day—Madeline
cnllurg.
The Chlstmas Tree—Grades 8, 4.
5, 6.
.ldifg With Santa—Kelsen Hub-
bell.
Not Too Little to Help—Charles
Pclllam and Rose I‘ntchcn.
Christmas Eve -—- Lillian Stein-
berg.
Jolly Christmas—~—Grade 6.
Bethlehem Star—“'illiam Fred-
erick. '
A Christmas Message—Theona
Stiles.
Signs of Christmas-Jack Kclle~
her.
Christmas
ner.
Christmas Trials—Adelaide Fred-
erick.
Dressing Mary Ann—Nettle Ash.
Longest Day—Annie Cop-
Christina
Christmas Spirit—Anepsie
5'
Santa. Claus—Edna
Can Give—Charlotte
Bed -
Day~Stephen Ksest-
Donald Webb.
Song—Grade 5.
s
Song-—Oh Clap. Cisp the Hands. ’
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES
The much talked about Senior
play came to a grand finale yester-
day. It was decided that the Senior
class will give its play in the High
school auditorium. The question
that is new bothering the organism-
tion is who is to coach the play? It
is impossible for Miss McMsbon to
coach two plays in rapid” succession
and unless some other member 0:
Lbs faculty agrees to coach the ploy
a professional coach will be hired.
The faculty ~would not support -n
play given in one of the local
theatres and the Senior cinss de—
cided that it would be impossible to
put over any project without the up.
proval ot the touching organization.
It was unanimously voted to ‘send
io.Mlss McMahon and the Dramatic
club a vote of thanks and wishing
them success in their undr'rtaklngb.
The Drsmstic club had offered to
combine with the Senior class .l
giving a play but the graduating
body rejected ire plan. '
A committee was appointed by
President Buckley to decide all de—
tails concerning the play. The cem-
mittee --— Ruth Jenner, \Vllllsrn
O'Rielly. Vera McCarthy and Ed-
ward Hayes. This committee will
give its report at the next meeting
of the class.
The hockey team is holding daily
practices at Davis' Pond in prepara-
tion for its opening contest. This
sport is considered n minor one in
the decal institution but there is
a number of High school students
who are trying to make positions
on the sextettc.
Hyman Green. Felix Citatte and
Jean Smth. members of the Alum-
nae. were visitors at the school
yesterday. .
The A. A. will hold s. meeting too
day at which the manager for the
next footbsll season will be elected.
The High School Drsmatic club
is giving a. Christmas play in the
High school auditorium for the bene-
fit of the High students. entitled:
“The Bird‘s Christmas Carol."
tor the play the members
quired number of gum will
ccive their letters. Al
will be shortened so til
dentsdmay enjoy their l
school before the h
is native rllnn‘l.
A!-
of the
football squad that played in the re-
re-
periods
7. the stu-
day of
Japanese make an imitntion ion-
thcr as tough as what is known as
French kid from the inner bark of
GOMDBPHE
. moment
I)! .KALB. in. Dec. 38.--Tho
mails must go on!
homing towsrds the setting sun
through the freezing air today is a,
United States null plane. carrying
Christmas mes-gas to the Pacific--
rusbing through space. . s. memorial
to the first or the galant night air
mail pilots to lose his life at his
1611er post high in the sky.
Here. his body frobcn and twist-
ed. lies Charles Gilbert. who died
in a vain cilort to force his plane
through storm-toned clouds oi‘
snow. that the msihmigilt reach
Omaha, (roll Chicago on time.
matching a (mod piece of his para-
chute in his belt. Gilbert was round
bait n mile from his wrecked piano
near Kane-ville today.
previously bod been round by Pilot
8.. G. Page. who set out irons Chi-
OICO early will: otter his fellow
flycr had been reported missing.
Flying over Knnesviile. Page dis-
cerned Gilbert'. mechlne. vaop-
ing down. he found no sign or the
man; but the mail—some 10.000 ist-
ters and the like—-was intact. rattli-
ful to his trust. Page gathered the
minim into a pouch and spewed
of! for Omaha otter first making
known his find. . ‘
Search wIs instituted and! the
deed hero was round... It is believ-
ed that 041M fighting alone
been high above the lighted over—
land air mail route. lost his beer-
ings in the storm. He had taken
off from Chicago gsnday night at
.1 o'clock. Despite the storm be
speeded along the route until be
swept over Kanesvilrs. some fifty
miles trom Chicsgo. There. it is
wrong with his plans that be open-
tlle stormy night. His plane. guide-
less. dashed on for halt a inize. than
oanened to the ground where it
crushed to pieces.
Gilbert eVidently was
his psrachuts as be dashed down-
ward through. space. A piece or the
parscnuis was still attached to the
life belt. in his right rand be (‘llllch-
ed s. bit of the frozen luamclull.
when picked up.
CHICAGO. Dec. 23.—The body of
Clarence Gilbert. sir mall pilot rosi-
ed today at the Haywood flying field.
ready tor transfer to Plainsvllic.
Kansas. home of his parents. whll.
air ms.“ omcinls hero and in Omaha
begon investigations of his plunge
to death Sunday night sear Rune-
vills. ills.
inquiries were ordered by the
Postoi'llco Department and by air-
plane experts to determine. if pos-
sible. what troublebe bad with the
engine of his plane in the snow-
storm snd near zero Wealth and
why his parachute did not unfuri
The machine _
against the blizzard in the dark-‘
believed. something so serious Went '
ed his parachute and looped into.
torn from 3
F’ermal‘tent Xmas
_ Tree at Capital
i bury.
sting 0. bus line between Bartlett!
‘ and New London.
‘ cent is the Inter-City Bus Company
A permanent community Christ—
lnss tree gives forth its cheery
mm in Wsshington this you for
the first time. It has been erect-
ed in Shermsn Monument Square,
opposite the White House, s gift
3! the American Forestry Asso-
usflon and Miss Evelyn W.
Smith. on whose team it grew.
Lle'lt. Col. C. O. Sherri“, presl.
Iioniz's side, is helping plsnt it.
lwhcn be lrsn‘d from an estimated
lhcig’ht of 1.500 feet into n snow-
drifted cornfield.
Shrrds cf the silk parachute still
were attached to his body when it
was found ycstclday after a 15
:r'oley & 00..
'Chlcugo. Ill.. writing your name nod
Oppose Application for -
JService Between 3
’ Hartford and Water-
bury “ .‘ :‘ .
HARTFORD. Dec. 23—09%
to the establishment oi s ulnar-gins
line between Waterbury nod Bust.
lord was made by the New Emu
railroad and the Connecticut oom-
pany at s. hearing betore the Public
Utilities Commission lt.tho stole
capitol yesterdny. The Waterbury
and Bridgeport Passenger We.
inc, submitted an sppllutlon for
the amendment of a previous arti-
licate to sustain the company tom»
cute between Waterbury Ind Hist-
lord.
A second application came mom
-lnwei
' tho Connecticut Motor Transporta-
tion Company for s. certilicote to.»-
cratc between Hartford and “Inter.
This company is now oper-
The third “pli-
(Fred C. Fiuegei. partner) union
seeks to estsbilsb a bus line in mm-
petltion with the Connecticut Gom-
pnny from Waterbury to Hortgord.
Mcriden and Southington. Knudsen
to Milldale and Bristol to Plsinyiile.
The main argument as given by
the counsel for the three oeporelo
companies was that motor trolls”-
latlon was gradually tokingflvlshe
piacb of other forms of transporting
and the testimony at witnesses doom
Waterbury stated that Waterburinns
have' expressed opinion tiara?“ .
, busses would be a convenience». . .
There were about 100 present
at
the hearing. . »
a
hour bunt started when he failed to
arrive in Iowa City. first stop otter
leaving Chicago. ‘
The flinllty was the first since ss-
talilishment of the night mail dying.
Gilbert was 26 years old and
formerly was a sergeant plloi "at.
Marshall Field. Fort Riley. Rams.
lie entered the air mail service last
August.
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Santa Claus
Ingham.
To Santa Claus—William Cslnty
in
Grades 3. 4. 8. e,
Santa — nit-gene
Poor Santa Claus—45:11am Schois.
Morocco—Paul,
Hark the Herald Angels Singi-
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