p’AcE FOUR
. ‘City___ll;ief§ 'and_
it»- ——
f5 l.
i! an be
‘ flemfactiry in Met-win street Mon-
21y afternoon. Work was suspended
one o‘clock wht-n the employeg
adjourned to the dining room where
uncheon was served. M. N. Maye-
off. president of the company;
1113: Katherine Lehay. manager of
Jbe Sales department and bdward
.Mayehoff. who is home from
‘flhool for the holidays. gave short
addresses. Mr. Mayehoi‘t‘ presented
' his employer; with many tine gifts.
“The Jolly Eight." composed of
linthcrine O‘Brien. Antionette Gen-
gem. Antionctte Jassil“. Rose Genu-
"lsio. Margaret Masterson. Irene Jel-
féf. Irene Drenosky and Marion Ca-
:ll‘lll entvrtnincd with dancesuand a
dramatic sketch entitled. Ticket
ébmce.” Among the soloxsts
“'CI'C
Gem‘s? Pm‘l'i-r- Lyman Gilbert. MISS
gxllce Hartwell.
Mrs. Cunningham.
Mrs. Phyllis Wagner. Mrs. Alice
'Thcis was accompanist.
Edward
' ' ’ (1 Don-
. a. ehotf played the drums an
fidyI-‘reeman entertained with cornet
' The farce comedy. "The Dis-
1610:.
”trier. School," was presented by the
“following: Marion Gormlcy. Mrs.
Hoyt. Mrs. Mabel Bruntlagc. Mrs.
{ Yitago.
‘ Ina Thompson. Mrs. Mamie '
£11m. Josephlrr- Harts. Miss Cocxlla
fullin. lilrs. llvlcn Dlgourde. Miss
-ltlnch"on was scrvmi by Miss Mabel
lil'i‘d Miss Mary lrlnwhn. Music for
{he dancing was furnislnd by Aaron
fi'ohcn. Edward Mayehofl’ and Don-
"c'ld Freeman. The entertainment
was arranged by Mrs. Joseph Broth-
.“Sonte and Mary Hobhn. Music for
ZSOhen and Mr. Hon.
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.‘ -—33 1‘3 pvr cent 0:1 on all holl-
<day good: at A. J. Collins Co.——Adv.
— 1 > o o a .
-.'..'l'he Christmts (-ntertammont ori-
.’ginuily planned for Tuesday night by
\the Lady Macincnlan lodge. Daugh-
postponed
~ in
for: of Scolia. has been
until January 6,
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—For house or factory wiring.
IMOcller‘s Elt'ClllC Shop. ‘38 Wash-
ington Si. is at your x-rvlcc. Expert
workmen and test of materials ni-
Wu): helix—Adv.
. I I
'Mr. and Mn. Ju.~t'§th MacF‘arland.
at A. J. CUlllflS t'nu—«Ativ.
O D C
Mrs. John Mzillillilg and daughter.
Malgarot. of Szanliurd, wore the
guests of Mrs. Mxlttzarct l-‘laherty. at
Spring ert-ll yrstc-rllay.
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l-ll.l£C'l‘i:lC SERVICE CO.
-—I$lcctrlr~al contractors. radio
supplies, house and factory wiring.
light and pouvr. lilictrlcai apparu
lus and supplws. l-llecirical motors
and repairs. 'l‘hcsc ulmve points
c0\'er what we: do and have for sale
Office and
302-14.-—Adv.
O
O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Clnr-vnce J. Carry. of
2 Dylnglon plucn. Sptlll Christmas
with relalhes in New York state.
C ' O 0
Miss Madcllnc l-‘ahan.
York city. formt-rly of
spent the Christmas holidays
relallx as here.
0
of New
with
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-—H:tve you skates sharpened
here. [lest mains ni skates. skating
shoes. hockey sticks. parks at right
prices. A. \V. Hmlgv, 24 No.
St.—Adv.
l O
tutu-y and daugh-
tor. Emma. were ihw guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Pctcr Gnstatson. of 15
Pintt st reel. yam ordny,
.o u- g
0
Mr. and Mrs.
At a recent mot-ding of tho Monkt‘r
‘Anna Nash and Mrs. (iorhnm. The,
or.. of lLl‘Uuklyll, 3. Y- were the
Christmas guests it Mr. and Mrs.
JOSUph Mariklrlazlrl. jr.. of 2 In-
diana place.
D C U
—33 1-5 pt‘!‘ m-nl off on all toys.
store. i Ely Ave. Phone.
’ . tern of Mohanna.
m lo '95 of M. N. Mayehoi'! Cauldron. Dough .
The e pldya Christmas party at the following officers were elected.
‘ installed in her home.
none Youll be pleased too ll the
reasonable prices charged. Ola-
t‘crulli. Prop Elizabeth St.. near So
\ialn SL—Adv.
Nonvnlll, i
Main .
Pers anal Menti
‘e
on'
Mrs. Percy Morgam‘Mighty Chosen
One; Mrs. Edward Von Castelberg.
second oucer; Miss Edith \Veeks,
third oflicer; :Miss Edna. Weeks,
fourth officer; Mrs..' Lester cakes,
fifth oflieer. Mrs. Robert London,
secretary: Mrs. Gustave Riehl,
treasurer and Mrs. Mary Vollmer,
trustee. The election was under the
direction of Mrs. Mary Vollmer. Ar-
ter the business meeting the mem-
bers adjourned to the banquet hall
where a. social time was enjoyed. Be-
l‘reshments were served and ”there
was dancing, music for which was
furnished by‘the new orchestra of
the organization. Installation of of~
hours will be held on January 12.
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LAUNDRY SERVICE AT
THE STAR LAUNDRY.
—-—'l‘iie various units or deliver:
service of the star Laundry at U’ll.‘
season of the your. 11 Cross St.
Norwalk) cover all sections of Nor-
walk, Rowayton. Winnipnuk. Cran-
bury, Wilton. silvcrmine, and West-
port. It is important for folks to
know that in connection with thi-
"Pick and Delivery Idea." lnl
force here that if your laundry work 1
is not "picked up" before Thursdas
of the week it will he delivered not,
later than Sutures.) of the same
week. Lip-tmdate tacilitles and an
expert working organization rnaker’
this possible. Phone 3334.Adv.
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Edwin Boese of New York city.I
was the guest of his employers at a
Christmas party held Tuesday after-
noon at the factory in Chestnut
street. Gifts of gold and silver were
given to each employs by Mr. Boone.
the amount of the money dopendtnfg‘
upon the number of years of em-
ployment in the factor: Refresh-
ments were served here was a
"grab bag" and a general good time
was enjoyed 0y all.
I O
——Lccture on Christian Science at
ltcgcnt Theatre Sunday afternoon.
at 3:30 P. M., Dcmmbt‘k 28. 1924.--
Adv. ’ \
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Al Bellmcr at Stamford was a vis-
itor in town yesterday as the guest
of Ray Hayes.
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—Alpha Plating Works. 53 Day 8L.
Silver. oppvr. Brass and Nickel
plating. Metal furniture. lamps.
bedstcads. electric fixtures, metal
lite-nails n‘paired and rt-flnisln-d at
reasonrble prices. All work guar-
tlniecd.—-Adv
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Steher of
Flex Hill road hau- had a telephone
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-—'l'lll-I CLIFFORD TAILOR
’l‘hn- cIl-nnlnu rv-pairing and [iron
mg of mlrlm-ntn is givo-n the clnsts'
:lltvntlnn and lu'ltu-v still the work I!
wry satisfactory for it is "purity
Mr. and l\lrs.'Slcphen Reynolds of
Scribner avenue entertained a party
of relatives from New York city at
their home yesterday.
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Mrs, William F. Korn of Putnan
avenue has been ill at her home for
the past two weeks with a sore
throat and bronchitis. Mr. and Mrs
Korn are today celebrating their
forty-fourth wedding anniversary.
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~Lnrgo PP. Coal Harris I.
lelS “’JV
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There will be a: rehearsal of Hit
choir of the South Norwalk Congre-
gational church tonight at 7:39
o'clock.
Dividend __Notice
I At a. Meeting of the Boardmf Directors of the
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK
'a.
‘, ‘. held this day, a dividend at. literate. of FOUR.
AND ONE HALF'(4l/2) PER CENT. per annum
was declared to the depositors from the earnings ‘
of the bank for the six months ending Dec. 3lst.
1924.
This dividend will. be entered on passbooks
and paid'on and after JanI'lOth, 1925.
All money deposited on or before Jan. 10th.
ec 22, 1924.
will draw interest from January 1st. '
‘i
ALDEN SOLMANS, President.
'GEORGE L. wooDWARD, Treasurer.
New,L Frock H as.
' High Waistlin'a
A pretty little frock a gray
duvetync features a higher waist.
line than usual. Accordion pleat-
ed side panels, "Peter Pan" coi-
; In, buttons and narrow girdle
, and tie of black velvet are deco-
. utivc points.
The Norwalk Country club was
the scene of a Christmas dance last
evening w-th Vein}. Suclt'l)‘ Urcllca-
tm lurulshlus the music tor dancing.
Among those present were Dorothy
l-‘rcy, Charlto chku. Elton Connr-l-
ly. Dorcas lv‘lynn. Suzanne Urownc.
\Vfl.d Malltin. llvrt Bunion. Marjory
White, Lem l-‘ish. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
llialkin, Mr. and Mrs. ltulph Hunt-
ington. Ilnrrlut Dlmuud. William
Hrmmingu. Edwin lt'rcy. lrene Gor-
hum. lily Hayes. Al Uellmur. Edna
Gordon, Mark Candco. Mr. and Mrs.
Cy Benedict and others.
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—HO\\‘ ABOUT YOUR "RATE“?
Is it working [ll‘OllI‘li)".’ Uret-
hauling heating Jobs “hz'tllt'r steam.
hot water or hot air furnaces ll an
important Nature or the work car-
ried on by Henry A. Hogcle’n. 56
Water St. So. Nnru'ulk. and his ore
:anizimun. Phone 473-3.-—Adv.
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Dan Hem-y. sludt'lll at the Univer-
sity of Penns.. is spending the
Christmas holidays at hm home.
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.
-Pesl Coal Harm a: Can: -Ad\
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Ralph Arnold of France street.
student at \X‘cslo-ynn University: is
spending the holidays at his home.
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Frank Lamlrr. slmlont at Yale. is
spending the llrlitlaya at his home.
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-——'I‘he Banner Home Made Bak-
ery, lnc.. invites you to try their
home ma-lc broad and cake. We
have what. rye. oaltnval and whole
wheat bread. and nice rolls. Also
llt‘llCiUllS layer cakes. with lemon.
ornngu. chocolate. maple. coconuut-
marshmallow. butt-r cream. raisins
and nuts and pint-apple fillings-Adv.
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Mr, and Mrs. ll‘rcd Ritchie of \‘Vcst
menus are spending the holidays in
Southbury, Conxl., as the guests of
their daughter. Mrs. L. Ambler.
O
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—Lehigh Coal. Harris to Guns.—
‘-iv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Preqce of
Courtlandt Place are spending a few
days with relatives in northern
Massachusetts.
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Miss Marjory Delaney of Brook-
!l- n candle light exercise was held
The on
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gnu-rte of
New York city were the Christmas
guests of Mr. and M11. Jilllus
of Sound View terrlco. ‘
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Mr. ‘l-Bd Mrs. John Roms of
Lowe street‘ entertained relatives
from Stamford yesterday.
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Joseph Taylor of North Taylor
avenue spent the holiday with re!»
lives in New York city.
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Mr. and Mrs.Fra.nk La Cnrruhg of
Benton street spent yesterday in
.ch York.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yarkaon of
Spring street were the guests or
relative. in New' York yesterday.
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Stanley Strolrolino of Flax Hill
road was a. recent visitor in New
York.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Tortorolh of
Spring street entertained relatives
from Brooklyn yesterday.
i EAS’l‘NURWALK :
The pageant of the udorntlon of
the Shepard: and the wise men will
be given in Christ church Sunday
afternoon. It will also be given
in the evening. The Christmas en-
tertainment of the Sunday school.
will be held in Community Hui.
Monday evening. while the Sunday
school of the East avenue Metho-
dist church. will present its holiday
program in the church Tuesday eve-
ning.
,
Friends of James O'Xell of Ray-
mnod street will be pleased to but
that he is getting along nicely at
tho Norwalk hospital where he re-
cently underwent serious operation.
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Harry Nathan of Rowan: street.
proprietor of the Nathan Plumbing
shop on “'45:: ovenuo. made his em-
ployel hsppy on Christmas by pre-
senting each one with n fine. big
turkey. '
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Morning services in the East
Norwalk churches ushered in Christ-
mas. The "Jubotta" service which
v
NTINEL
Mrs. "my 3 ‘1}:lln: Jr”
H. Barker. four. r «l‘ llra'mil
osmbilrh thv‘ I‘inrlar l‘nundzliflh “'11
all employed over Tn who had Hm“-
plan was first mappul (Hit
the
.
contributed the pelllrs‘and presutz:.-d
Luci: ll.lil.1.e \vl..l & “‘i-Hnul'rlldJ'l.‘
at 6 o’clock in the Swedish on-;
negation“ church. There a oi
fine attendance. The children of‘
the Sundaymchool held their exer-f
clues in the afternoon at 5 o‘clock.
There was I. Christin-.1 tree nod
gifts for every one. An interact—l
ing program was given and was
folowed by I social. The holiday‘
service was held in the East avenue
Methodflt church It 1 o'clock. A
apecinl (nature of the excl-ciao. was
the music which had been arrang-
ed by Carlton L'Hommedlen. Min
Mildred Lovejoy was soloist. The
service at Christ church (as held
at 9 o'clock.
l
u
l
coo '
Dr. and Mrs. Charles r‘. Boutwall
of Wallace avenue are visiting with '
their con. Rev. A. II. Boutwoll of.
Saratogn Springs.
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Harry Fuller. who was injured
3 few weeks ago while pluying footv
ball is getting along nicely at his
homo on But avenue. '
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Min Mabel Thatcher of Eastin-
nuo was the holiday guest of rela-
tives in Montclnir.
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_.\ir. and Mrs. Edward Browne“
of First nrcot entertained at their
home yesterday a number of friend-
from Bridgeport. '
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Gtorge Hale of Cove avenue was
the holiday gucst of friends in Bos-
ton.
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George lnghnm of St. John street
is able to be out nfnr his recent ill-
ness. '
c
D
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haudk ,of
Second street have returned from
Brooklyn where they spent Christ-
mu with rclativel.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Finch and Miss
Helen Finch of Van Zandt street
npcnt the‘holidny with Mr. nod Mrs.
New Haven.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisher of Fort
Point street were the Christmas
guests of relatives in Milford.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sokol of
First street entertnined ct their
home yesterday relatives from New
York City.
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Mrs. Clara Hoggson of Fort Point
street spent yesterday with Mr. and
“'illinm Gumbnrt at their homo in,
I. “nor the i. aucr..t..y of Ulc um.
\lclur r. Scans; ol the l£(.;\\u_\.nx;l
baptist cllurvn. Lil-913 u‘uro sung
lhuau present u'tlc atrs. Lilim'lts- l-.
.-unK. airs. A..r.d a. C. tumour,
Mrs. voodoo Lunnpmt. galls. l .. u-
uric-d Autumn.“ .uie. uulAL' incl :ts.
.llra. dos...h autumn“, Ulla. incu I.\.'..
Sunbelt. 31.3. ILIC: ..a.nu. Mrs,
llama llUlu.ll.lel. .‘\l.s. Lama-rt
JIOJIU‘il‘upt'. Luvs .,..;.e .I,V‘J-\Ili\)|‘t.
mid Atlas “(Nanny Aiil§IUClnd- l
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Frank Uranus 02‘ nowayzon an,—;
.iue nan u-.ur.. d mm a 1-.l...ln.~ 1
up u! L'.u-.u\‘.3x.0.
O 0
Ma. Jvfi~ yil an“: ..
O
“3.10 “.8
A“
.u-l. a krs" .....l. t l. .i ‘L~A.A.Ill ...... (-
when it tux-nu Md mar nth-tuidluj
“vino lots...” 4“ .Il..-Ud has nun:
injured. aim. sworn s all” \buL
yuull~u lnlvabfl lilo \~'.lidu\\' oi" kill.
machine but loituamly m-r noel-j
Com. “N.“ “CA t-Ulli u. .lls (sh w)‘ «h.
3.355. a
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There will be a mnzlng of' ‘
[hi 2
.0!) medics-mt Lilli-Ln .nt-l.u.l)' L'xl‘ll-
.113 at 7.45 o clout.
Tho. contain "the. Adoration '
which was gutn nl l..c I\U\s.l)l\lu‘
.netnudlst churn last Simon) cal-f
nJI‘ will he l'P,.ta..ll ht lllv l ~\ nirgl
sci-nu: in the blunts} lllla i:'.l..t..l,..§
At the Scrnce 1m .0 \"Ail am) re ..l-.
address by John A .n.t.
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Captain Royal II. thltur spclllj
the holiday “01h ins .mn..y on My»
Kmluy place.
A union “a'cll night 5- l‘\l"t: “ill.
the baptist Will in: n-‘ul in lilt‘ lLU—y
wuyton lnetilcdlsl Clluxth \i‘t-dllt's-j
day evening tum ‘.= uclmk to null-l
night. 'i‘lmru Will lw an auurcss by
Nov. Victor 1*. Scallu‘ or mu lltllitlsti
church. In cunm-ctlun “lib tilci
service the nzailon llit‘ludt’. "the;
Stream of Life" will [iv Blluwil. ’llufl
tllm is descrlln‘d as a trio drama 01'?
with reclaimed. it tells lho storyl
of l‘hlllp Maynard who leaves ins
homo in the country to liml lilo in
me city. A smual llnzrr “‘i“ inlluu
the p.c.urc. itctl‘t‘sltmtnts “'1” Ln‘
strwd.
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mills and
daughttlr'Cnrol of Highland Incline.-
are the guests of Mr. and Airs. Los-
.ic Hughes of Brooklyn. .
Mrs. Henry Kline of Milford.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Jaffeo
Fort Point street entertained It their
vhome holiday relatives from New
York City.
I: C 0 0
Mr. and Mrs; Mathew Gnlbo of
Fort Point. street bed as their Christ-
mas guests relatives from New York.
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lyn is spending a. few days with her
sister. Miss Geraldine Delaney of
South Main street. .
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Miss Hester Havens" and Miss
Louise Benedict of East avenue are
spending a week's vacation from
their studies at the New York school
of Fine and Applied Arts.
. O O 0
-—Buy your Victrou on Easy
Terms at Donnelly'n—Adv.
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A meeting of the H. 0. Club will
be held on Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Ray Malkin of Stevens
street.
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The regular weekly dance oi. the
Non-walk Country club will be omit-
ted this evening nnd the first annual
reunion of the class of '24, N .H. 8..
will be held there. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith of
Spring street were the“ Christmas
guests of friends in New York.
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an. and Mrs. Edward Buttery of
Spring street entertained n, their
home yesterday. relatives from New
Haven. . '
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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kelley dud
daughter. Harriet. of Chestnut “we!
ipér’it yesterday with Mr. and Mrs.
WillinxnIRichard of New Haven.
' .. O O O _ <
Jouepn Gabbibo of Benton street
“out yesterday in Stamford.
v . o o 0 ~ - 7. rm“
1
i ,
P. Dominic, a mum meet was
a visitor in New {pct on; over
The Tranglc club of Christ church
will hold on lmpurcant business
meeting in the basement of the
church tonight “1:80 o'clock. I
. O O 0
Mia Leno Eek of First street was
the holiday guest of her sister at
her home in Jersey City.
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Gama C.- h. son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Cavaliaugb of Susana
Hills was among the local resident-
iwho extended the holiday dance st
the Bridgeport.Bachelo'r's club at
the Brooklawn Country club. Tues-
day evening. ' '
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Mrs. Alfred Merritt (has returned
from a visit with relatives in New
York City.
7 \ 7
l ROWAYiQN -t
The Romyton Civic conimittooéof
the Not-won: Republican Woman's
association hold its fir-tint?“ Ioriol'
of entertainmenti‘driingedfforionch
month at Nor-smite homo M
afternoon. inlmeinory of III-2.1m!
Mrs. Robert Wanna- «Roma;
A Christmas mayor was served to
an inmate: by the common; The
table wordgcorntedywithr . '
ornaments and rod ”Insppm’? . _
orange-wont toy isotonic, , , '
tributod. The Christan; hungover.
oiled-rim pop corti- ‘
nuts. ..;M madam
the-
of.
‘Dr. L. 'A. Ron
0
Mrs. Louis .Cruck:tt of Crockett
avenue has been visiting \vith
' where she will remain for some time
as the guest of her con.
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Captain and Mrs. Preston Hart
of McKinley place have as their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Albert b‘risbic
of Windsor.
. O O I
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney R. Bell or
Crockett street had as their holiday
guests Captain and Mrs. Smith 01
New Gsrdenn'L. I.
. o o O 8
. Miss Maude Sherlock of Highland
avenue has been visiting with frlnds
Mn Brooklyn.’ -
. c o o. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. George 5. Moseley
and children/of Gddllpp street w re
the holiday guests of Mrs. Moseley's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Moore of Brooklyn.
i amuse} .
Mrs. Margaret C. Tilley is recov-
ering from a shaking “P which She
received Tueadu night when the
nutomobila she was driving cellided
with one driven by‘Irving Bear-slay
of Mumford". The accident occurred
on WmBro-d street. Beasley was
banned for operating a motor vehi-
cle while under the influence of ii-
mm.- ‘ Mrs. Tmey was attended by
shun before being to.-
ken homo. .- .
’ "‘ ' .?'.';“‘.‘ .
‘. The Noroton Heights Dramatic:
club In nh‘éaralng ’a.‘ ' new .plny.
"Amen. the Breaker-slfiwhtcb will
looms (,tlrnedn ‘Febru-
mo .-
liy the late lenlug ll.
Sunday school count ut the .towa_.-‘
E‘Clmul.
. F‘. race
the Christmas Tree.”-
broskl. " : "
nerf’ and-.jth‘ééjnhite so- thin dag.
T . "calm.
. no.
I
. HBIPS to Formu‘l‘tltel‘l’lanr
ow... . 01 John
rt. has hcl_Ied
t‘hlca'ro. C'UU‘.(‘_
and IL’Jlt-r l'..r
lClI will zlxu monthly allowances to'
yrars when the
1916.
Hi the company if»
Form-n in
Mr. ard Mrs. \\'-‘:\'.0r spent Christ-
m‘zs nah Mr. and Mrs. \‘lcaxrr o:
3 . irggt'iltf’ul.
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of Philadelphia
with his brother,
S d1; wick tncnuc.
a O
D
Arthur, llodzi}
spent L‘hridznas
.ln'ph limitly (f
O
- muck minim entertained
,. ; -;,«l:l\s. A'nnng thr SUI‘SII»
. :0" .‘l;‘. and I-lrs,
Sunni. 91.1. J..
iorsgll ul .\'v\\‘ Yoxk.
’llmq) blunt: New
. Mr. and
York.
0! and
34:: and Mrs. H. l.) Coir-c) oi Uarien ‘
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Air. and T..r<, thris Thoele 0'
’ l;_.: n..‘ a cl .0 5. ill (‘Jil‘is.m.: ‘
‘1—:!;-.i;- son limit: .n. of ilart Nox-
uralk.
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Mr. ‘nrzd Mm, C. l‘. Rumpf arc.
raw: ti m:
the Plum me..- holidays in
richlyn. ‘
‘S
‘ YllLE glans
T‘~~ {all ‘\\'!‘.’.; prrgram was given
1.}- fly» pupils of Error! llth‘r school '
fat the: clcsmg «rxirslscs Tuesday of-
; :crnn '
Y‘l .
b -: Christmas Time."
orry
limitation. "A Christmas “'ish."
Powmcn.
llccltntlgn. "The Dav After Christ-
man. ' Frances Marslco.
valmtlnn. "The \‘rry Best Way-.3
[Sloanor Amundsotl.
Snug. "Christmas Evo.‘ grade! I
and II. _ .
nr-rltalion. "Joe's Stocking and
Mine." Lena Mayor.
Recitation. "Ha-m
Alice Flmnko.
Recitation. "The Toys He Doesn't
Lille," \\':lrrr‘-n Cable.
ltrcltmlnn. “A Lt‘itr‘r from Santa."
Shirley lrcland. '
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