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week in women's Club circles.
J Ayfll'Bt biting the Mullitri'a' L‘lllli
‘ V n: on Tuesday at the UirlS‘ and
.0933 Club; tho second, the
ollc Council meet Tuesday night.
. the third. the D. A. R. lneoting
firs. J. Milton Coburn‘s. South
street, Thursday afternoon. .
" alter Bong. principal of the Con.
unlor High school. spoke before
“other? Club and gave an ex-
I'nt talk on the value of tho Jun.
' igb school. He pointed out in
l'ite opportunities.
"existence and its assistance in
livers of the young people,
in! Alice Conway, national Girl
at organizer. spoke before
tallied the value bf girl scouting.
. place it has in the young girl's
a and social conditions in this city
. .- . in cities the else of Norwaik.
ere were three speakers at the
' ”in: of the' D. A. R. The first
‘ Miss Roselle Jesse of the Nor-
A‘kr night school;
4,6! ho third was Miss Mary Louise
: e43. A. H. wark on Ellis Island.
‘ Clubs.
Women of Moosohcart Legion
st Moose Hall. Tuesday night. at
it place. followed by a penny so:
Vesday the Lounsbury Ledge
in Progress Forum Hall. Two
members were admitted. A so.
followed.
a Women's Foreign Missionary
e w ins limons, 13 iiosvan
‘ layp‘for a business and social
action of officers took place Qt
._meeting of the Philathea class
‘3 Norwalk M. E. church held at
home of Mrs. Richard Abbott.
nay. Mrs..Charles Bauer was
1d president. .
.l the meeting of the Berkeley
ZWrOIdor of the Eastern Star.
,Wednesday, Miss Lillian Fer-
prlncipal of tho Marvin
-i was named Worthy Matron.
mes party Wednesday night.
coding of Dickens din-ism...
? featured the evening.
Norwaiit Day Nursery held a
M December 13. at which time
ntlonsglven during the past
were read off. it was also
need that a number of tile
"Scouts of this city were plan-
40 give the day Nursery child-
Darty on December-£3.
gang of the Past Pocahontasaa
fit the home of Mr. and Mrs.
hm Jones. Eclipse avenue Moo.-
Light. There was a. Jack Homer
' a series of lectures to com—
- so with the Now Year. The flzst
her will he Mrs. George Pierce
. Election.
loction of officers took place at
..eeting of the Eureka Rebekah
‘ held last night. Mrs. Clark
named Noble Grand. A Christ-
, ‘ party followed.
. the meeting of the Epworth
-- a members held Wednesday.
were made for a concert to
ven Sunday at the King‘s
" More Home for the Aged. on
an avenue.
ed large meetings took place.
its reasons
the
‘ n; of the Norwoik Council of
r ollc Women Tuesday night. She
the second was
Nathanson of the night school.
.69 of New Haven, who told of
on time installation of officers
‘ety met at the home of Mrs.
street.
a Calvert oiub held its annual.
1 Chrisirmas party featured the’
.3 Large Meetings Feature
omcn’s Activities! F or Week
The Opportunity Circle of the
“in“ Duushters planned to hold an
election of oit‘icurs January 37, at
the meeting held Wednesday night.
at the homo of Mrs. Noah Barnum
on Cannon street.
' Lincoln Council met Thursday
night. A program of music featured
the nit-dung.
At the election of officers of the
Wunomu Council No. 31. Dutigillurs
or Pocahontas held Thursday night.
Mrs. Dorothy Booth u as named l'xo.
choices.
The Star of Columbia hold an
election of officers at the meeting.
Thursday night. Mm Margaret
Brown was named Chief Compan-
ion. '
i‘he Plymouth Guild of the South
Norwalk Congregational church held
a. supper. called a “ii‘orefalher'l
tiuppor." in honor of the landing of
the Pilgrims. at the church. Thurs-
duynitht.
The Good Luck club held a chic-
kcu supper at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Othame. on Boldon
avenue. Saturday night. A Jack
llornor pie full of gifts featured the
evening.
The Women's Guild of Trinity
church at its meeting Monday night.
made plans for the annual supper to
no Riven January 5.
(Tic..Y0ung People's Society of the
First M. E. church held a supper at
6:30 o'clock Tuesday night at the
church. Songs and talks featured
the program.
Mrs. John Cavanuh of Old Sau.
utucit Road save a tee Tuesday ef-
ternoon in honor of Miss Alice Con-
way. national girl scout organizer.
Parties
Miss Grace O'Brien of Reed street
was given a party by the office
force of the Standard Oil Compeny
Tuesday.
Mrs. [frank P. Rooney. outgoins
president of the Ladies Auxiliary of
the a. 0. 11.. was given a party at
the meeting held Wednesday.
The Hospital sowing Circle was
given a. surprise pll’ty by Mrs. Clara
Magnol- WedneSdsy afternoon.
Mrs. Dennis .Cellehen entertained
the members otthexlettne Club at
hor home Thursday. at Which time
Mrs. Lester Young, a recent bride.
was given a miscellaneous shower.
Rowland Echwobel was tendered I.
surprise party tit the home of Clue!
pf Police and Mrs. William Panninfb
ton. need street. Thursday night-
At the home of Mrs. Joseph Ce-
nosseiu. on Edits avenue yesterday.
Mrs. Voorhees was given a birthday
party.
Mrs. Thomas Hoyt of Osborne ave.
nuc was hostess for the party of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
party at her home yesterday.
T\\0 Weddings.
The Golden Rule Circle of the
King‘s Daughters held a sale at the
home of Mrs. William Church. on
Wall street, Monday.
The Minietoring Circle of the First
Congregational Church hold a fancy
article sale at the church Wudnel.
day. Pupils of Miss Lodico Wold
danced. .
Miss Daisy Bulk-lay. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Buikiey. Jr.. of
Greene Farms, was Wtcl to Stephen
Stanton of Westport at the Church
of tho Assumption Monday. The
brido was formerly a nurse at the
Not-walk llospital.
Miss Dorothy Hoffman. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman of
Bernard
en. son of Mr. and Mrs.
» ' Class Holds “Kid’s”
' arty in Ward Street
8 Yul class of the Norwalk M.
urch held a “Kid‘s Party" last
in; at the home of Mrs. Clar-
Bauer. 2 Ward street. A busi-
meeting proceeded the enter-
. cut, and it was voted to hold a.
men party at.tho next meet-
anuary S. at the home of Mrs.
ye Beers. East avenue.
. a program was in charge of
Louise Burgess. Miss Sarah
#3 9y and Miss Dorothy Glendon-
l
Douglas Fowler R. G.
Holds Xmas Party
A delightful Christmas party was
held last evening. in P. O. S. of A.
Hall. in Franklin street under tile
auspices of the Douzlas Fou'ler Pout.
W. R. C. There was a beautifully
decorated Christmas tree. A delic-
ions supper was served at 6 o’clock.
A number of members of the Post
were prestnt. Guests were present
from Stamford and Bridgeport. The
than my husband ’s.
“DEPOSITORS SAY”
. A Woman Says:
‘ “For years my neighbor and l have been shop-
ping companions. I-often waited for her while
she made a savings deposit and i noticed how .:
regularly she did it. I wondered how she could
do it, as her husband’s salary was no larger
courage to ask her. she said: ‘Ob i just econo-
mize and save the difl'erence.
South Norwalk Savings Bank
' ' Children's 513m"; “'9" played hall was ureitlly decorated in the
.‘cake. sandwiches and cocoa season's colors.
served. - ‘ ......
._ .. home of the hostess was prot- --Advertlso in the Sentinc for
e'corated in Christmas colors. the best results. .
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f’irst street was wed to Howard MEW- ‘
Muyen of Fair street, at St. Peter‘s y‘"
Church. Wednesday.
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’omcuns ARE
ELECTED AT
REBEKAH MEET
The regular meeting of the Euro.
kn Rebekah Lodge was held lust.
evanimr. when an emetic-u of officers
was held. Following the election.
a Christmas party was held, during
which presents were exchanged and
refreshments were served.
The officers elected were:
Mrs. Mary Clerk. noble grand.
Mrs. Violet huttinmticevsraud.
Mrs. Jennie Bradbury. secretary.
Mrn. Elizabeth Benedict. financial
secretary.
Miss Carrie Foster. treasurer.
um. Ruse Carr. trustee.
Mrs. Adella Martineau. director.
The next meeting, which was
scheduled to be held on New Year‘s
Day. has been postponed. and will
be held on January 15. when officers
Will be installed. Miss Cora Leath-
orlnnd and her staff. from Norwuik.
will install the newly elected offl-
(10's.
LOCAL BRIEFS
W
The Lady McLachian Lodge will
hold its annual Christmas party to-
night. There will be two sketches.
a Christmas tree and a dame. Mrs.
William i... Young is chairman in
charge.
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*i’usilines' soc-0nd annual benefit
dance Community Hall Dec. 23.—
Ad"-
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A HOLIDAY SHOi’Plb'G HINT
Xmas. the gift ivlnn season is
lost approaching. 0. B. Jackson's
Store 68 Wall street. indeed Will be
an interesting place to visit to: not.
ethic and useful Kilt things. The
stock hero is greater and more vari-
ed than over before—merchandise
of quality correctly priced—Adv.
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The Children of Mary of St. Mary
are planning a Christmas party for
the children to be held in the base-
mcnt of the church this afternoon.
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-—This your“: New l'JVi'IFhlL.T-
I‘cncli from SLOO u,» 1) burn) at
Dt~nneliy's.-.\dv.
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"Waterman Fountain Pans
make an ideal gift fer liar or film.
$0.50 up at Donnelly‘s._..\.iv.
b O O
‘ Tho Epwortb League of the Nor.
wells M. 8. church will give I. con-
cert tomorrow aftornoon at the
King's Daughters Home for the
Aged on \Vcsi‘port avenue.
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--Gi 'o lion .. \ji’vtoi Loud tipcak
er for his Christmas $35.00 at Don-
ucily'u.‘ -.\:ix.
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—lladios and “amine sold on
easy terms. Donncliy.—Adv.
U Q I
St. Paul’s church will offer its an-
nual Christmas pageant at 7 : 30
o'clock tomorrow night at the
church.
The Miracle Play of the Nativity
will be presented at the South Nor-
waik Congregational church tomor-
row. Elaborate preparations have
been made for tho affair.
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—-Just received another shipment
of the Lone Wolf Picture framed
for $1.45 at Donnelly's.—Adv.
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--Now is the time to arrange for
our fur remodeling work; Ex-
perts are employed here for the re-
modeling of fur coats Conservative
prices prevail The fu'in City Valet.
ll? North Main street. Phone 408.—
Adv.
9 i '6
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Muivoy-‘l‘ariov Post will go
down to the Soldiers' home in Nore-
ton tomorrow to offer a little Christ-
mas cheer in the way of Christmas
packages and a. musical program.
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~Bliuminous Household Coal.—
Harris an Gene—Adv. ‘
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-THE CLlli‘FORD TAILOR.
0. Cerulli. Prop. says: “Don't
throw away or give away your gap
1 mts that need repairing. Bring
them here and have an estlp-tlte
given for placing the same in prom
s' pe. lt'e surprising how many
folks do this and are satisfied." Elle.
.ibeth street (just around the corner
from South Main eiroci)-*-Adv.
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Members of the South Nor-walk
Beptist church who are planning to
contribute money. clothing or food
for the annual Christmas baskets
are asked to bring their donations
to the church tomorrow.
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-Visit our new Gift Department.
second floor. Donneliy'l. for .un-
usual sitter-Adv.
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--New Cake Sets. Salad Sets.
Berry Sets. in new designs. a gift
Mother Will like. at Donnelly'a—
Adv.
e e e
Mrs. Clarence Bradley of Wright
street. Westport. visited in Norwalu
yesterday. Mrs. Bradley formorly
was Miss Lethe Waters. who star-
red on the stage through the middle
west .
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--Enzlish Imported Go]! How in
attractive designs at Donnn,zy'g,_
Adv. .' 1
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The annual Christmas Candle
um érvice will be held. at the
mm M. E. church tomorrow ll. 1:80
o'clock.
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Members of the Eureka Rr‘akah
Lodge will hold a Christmas tree
part! this evening at their lodge
WON’T BE
31 RS. DAVID W
"Y HORTENSE SAUNDERS
The days when worm-n were content
to be the unknown when of (muons
men wont out. perhaps. with poxupu.
dour: and family albums.
Now the “lie of a famous mun
keeps the family honors even by
becoming a personage on her out]
“count besides a Mrs. .- 4»
So it isn't surprising to find Mrs’
David Work Griffith emerging from
the obscurity that has t-nvcloucd her
since she quit the movies yn-urs ago.
as the author of :1 book." When the
Movies Worn Young."
“You." she admitted. "it's my first
book. but it. isn't going to be my
last. i am full of ldvus for fiction
and dramas that will have to get out
of my head on paper hofore i can
have any peace of mind."
If you are an old Iumle fun-am!
you don't have to be old yourself to
be one-0 if yoii rcimmlmr when pic-
iurcs wmc shown of liltktlodinns.
and the admission was fun rents in-
stead of two dollars. if you remain-
her the little one-reelrrs the illustra-
trd Bonn and tho "Good Sight" that
finished the programs. you may
remember Linda Arvidson. one of
the Bioxiupii gills of the- early days.
She was also Mrs. Griffith. wife of
the now famous director.
“When my husband and I worked
together first a. salary of five dol-
lars a day seemed quite mugnlflcont.
even though wo were rather asluuu-
ed to admit, we \Vul‘e in pictures."
she laughed. "We were regarded as
something between freaks and cir-
cus performers.
"With three others “r- formed the
cast, thut produced "When Knight-
hood Was in Flower." David accept-
ed his first directorship with the
provision thut if he fell down on the
job he could havo back his job as
an actor."
.mariy days. wlwn \vr- nctltuily suf-
. WWW” v'u w
lulu
GIRLS OF
HILLSIDE SCHOOL
SING CAROLS
Early yrutcrtiny mornimr. before
7 o'clock. the girls of lill‘ lliiilllfltl
school. root; and sum: a lllllllilir oi
Christmas carols. i‘Ul‘if'dlil the will-
down of the school buildings. as has
been the custom for .. lilillll)i.l‘ of
yours. Allvr singing, flu i'no
girls. about on in rumlwr. ulo thun-
bi‘cuki‘uM uud not rcany to it'lUU for
their homes for the Christmas ro-
Ccsl.
.~\ olirislnios an») ‘lrlril'piuy dinner
wus hold on 'l'lmruduy (Awning. at
6:30 o'l:ioti. for the girls. 'lhursday
was lllt.‘ i-irihdnv of two of the girls,
.Miss ltlilil SCiliUliti'. of l:Il‘it‘. l"unn..
and Miss Murion Bum-r. of
York.
Following lii‘: dinner. u party was
given for iiiv svnioru of lllc t‘c-liagv.
tho lionu-slt-ud and the liuuuuioxv.
at tho HOlllf‘sll-liri. [Such girl hung
THE uvsmuc, SENTINEL—SO. uonwstx. CONN. ‘
" 1sz fcii
"my: t-l-tr "'7'". r ‘-
"fil' -
iioumuw
v..,,_.o-W'"" v~ .
:s'ullllu.
ilor stocking on tin: liravplucr. A.
good social time Milli «vuloycd and
rcfreshmoufu uorc FI‘Y‘H'I‘i. Al the
sumo hour. number pnrly wus given!
nl tho Lady. by lhv house momma!
Miss Gerit‘udc Wood.
A collection was taken up for lill"
turkey. uhit’h tho i‘iillultlw girls Riv-3f
for the t‘lirislinuu tiinnrr of tha; old?
folks at tho King's ilaiuuhivr's limnci
for tho Agni. i
f Helpbne-Andtiig ;
Circle Holds Party:
Th“ Hf‘lp ()llu Another i‘lN‘lt‘ ilt‘id i
u t'hrlsimns and birthday party lust:
awning at. the home of Mrs. .losvphl
(‘aposnclm to Wife [lillt‘i‘. Thu hrlth» |
day oi Mrs. Edwin Vorhoes was.
criehrtm-d. i
’ 'l'hr- luhlo was [\l'f'llliy decorated!
in (‘llt'lslmus colors and a lowly;
lune-h was sl‘l‘Vf‘ti. including a cuku|
in honor of Mrs. \‘orhvvs. Euch
mo-mhvr brought a gift and an vx—
chance of them \vus mode later in!
the owning. valliz was in ordorl
for n short timl‘. I
These prt-M'ill were: Mrs. Edwurdl
Vorhoes. Mm. Clifford Emerson.
Mrs. H. Ayruuit. Mrs. ilowui‘d Gor-
‘ium. Mrs. ilroudnril. Mrs. Anthony:
llurnrdino Airs. William (‘t‘ulil 3111i].
Mrs. .losrph i'aposscla. i
The next meeting of the circle \viili
be “PM at the honu- of Mrs. William .
"rain. 3 Edilo fl\'l,;nlli'. when the:
birthday of Mrs. licrurdino mil ho
A RK Gill l’l"1'l‘ll
. Thoso old struuullug duys appeal
{to h-r f.u.c_v muvu wore. however.
.thuu lhc nptmnw on“? success that
: illUt' come to tho moimn picture in-
Eduslry in the lltltl, uremic.
l "1 din glad." aim told mu “ihnt l
Escrvcd my novitiuto in a day \rhun
'wo could afford llt' good good fol.
lows. and our hunts \vcl‘o young
99““5" ““‘I h“-I‘l’-" enough 1° (“105' celebrated. The plan of tho circle
the m’l‘fiii'lliéi “uy 01‘ litmus its to obs‘lvo lilo birthday of metal
"llut will the approach of riizzylmpmh..r_
salaries (lvpul'ttti the simpiu huppi-;
lions and contentment of the old;
lam-s “-1.... on... o. m... dollars .18. N. Congregational
iwev-k sormvd iikc 11’ small fortune. ChurCh Plans Paltty‘
.._,....__-.-__..- c..-..-_,..._ y
"Whit-h is of course. only another! .
way of shying that! the Journey ibl
moi‘ta il‘ilirl‘l'sllllg to me than the]
cool. i luH-tl tun- adventure of the 11y Ccmmiller 0f ”i8 50m“ Somali"
Congrrnutionui Churrji was hvld ycsw
i‘urcd cold. and moor knew whore tf‘rduy “““mm‘” M m" hum" "f M”
1110 nvxt woe-it's rout was coming
from. when we muse our
clolllt‘s. but‘uro lht' standardization
of pictures and actors begun. iii-"rif- 1“ ”16 church. .
"Now i feel llku an Ollisidf'i‘ ond'b“x 3"” “[50 pl‘ff'ul'ti- "l it‘SlCl‘dui‘!
a anyhr- mot-ting. 1"0lltmlilj: llpe business
Captain‘s Daughter. lsrssion. u sociul hour with rulrfluh-
.‘Ii's. Griffith in the dilutzhtwr of It l31:23?““;::rreil]‘l:i::h l‘
Sm: lsh sou cumin. The blood of‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ j" “ _
the gilll‘fiy old l\‘ikings runs in hrrimn‘ MW “Ohm “u"ox' Mm" flurry
veins and lit-ops her from our set—-
I“ ‘ . 7 l . i . v _ o 0 g of or cou- {Charles Ferris. Airs. Louis
W "mug 5 n “ u n. .p \lrs. Frank Luudt-r. Mrs, Francis
touting herself
with u lilo of €036“
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and inactivity. int i lioh
‘ iNorthrup. Mrs. Rmvsoll.
.. . ’ .. crtsou. .\lr:-'.. liitchi". 31:5. Joni-5,5113.
M" hush-1nd I“ N“ “ha“.‘l‘fl in . Morin ljuziuruood. ltcv. Fruit-rim ll
picturt-s, although lit. too, is losstumhs
interested in the corm'ncrciul success 1 others.
of a picture than he is with its ur-§
tlstlc side," shr- concluded. "Ho also i
sell wthriii from experimentation,
and ‘in discern-mt; new talent. .
"But i had to have a new interest. {
and l found it in writing. And E
lit-urn.
Mrs. Lcemhuis and sewrnl
Everyman’s Bible
Class to Meet Monday
though I've finished one cure”... I A specml moctin-z of the Every-
hope 1 am Just hpgmmng on my real jmuu's Bible class will he held Mou-
our." day evening. 5 1‘. M.. at Ihe South
iNoru‘ulk Baptist Church. 'l'hccon-
i-i‘uc. Election of officors will
oedo the social time.
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pro.
to
AT CUTBILLS FISH MARKET
Every business day in the year
this market has on hand the choic-
est of fish in season. Dally
meats arrive and then too the salm-
ll' properly iced and carved for on
arrival. Deliveries made all over
Norwllk and nearby vicinity Tl
North Main St. Phone 108.—-.\dv.
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Charles Rudcrman. of iio‘ Fort
street. Bridgeport. reported to the
uptown police that his car had been
struck by a machine operated by C.
E. Carroll of East Nor-walk. The
accident happened yesterday after-
noon on Wall street.
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~Housebold Coke.~—Ilarrls it: bans
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. The uptown fire apparatus was
called to Harbor avenue at 7:50 last
night where crossed electric. wirns
caused a slight blaze. The wires
were burned and filled the house
with smoke. but did no other dam-
age . The call came in from box
33.
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—Brownio Camera Outfits. in gift
boxes. $5.00 at Donnelly’s.-—-.\dv.
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-—-Make Gift selections from A. W.
Hodge'l varied stock. including Sleds.
Skates. Shoe Skates (all sizes). Sport.
ing'Goods. Pocket Knives. Bicycles.
Traveling Bags, Fishing Poles and;
Tackle. Guns and Hunting Accessor-
leI., etc.. Iii North Main St.-—Adv.
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The Happy Three Social Club gave
a successful dance in Klsh Hall last
wening. The first prize was won by
Mike Nickolas and Betty Nov-alt.
The Charleston prise winner! were
rhlp- i
‘5‘ tin . ‘ *- ~'
‘awurd Was a Clip from “W Clmmdiritlilgrt 2.21.1 tiiiiiiiltii'LyiLgrg‘r\iiiizutiou will
iJeu‘ciry Co. Thu prize for the host in pprfvflnd 1.0., ”w
idrcsscd couple went to Pearl Monicumpaicn ‘
and John D'iscttu. Oscar Filer won Mum-s of special ln‘lportullcc “1”
the prize for tho funnitst individ- be considered at W8 mm,“ and u
no! costume. The hull was crowded. in especially ai-"s'it‘rd that 9...... mun
Dancing was enjoyrd from 5 “1“” 3 who msv be ihtuesied in tlit- for-
‘OJNOCR this mowing. 1” "'1 (If the class should attend.
RITAL VACA'llON
Richard “bandwagon” star. and his wife. “cry nor. are on
3 marriage vacation. '
Countess Salm. formrrly lillililcem Rogers. at Point l‘car-h, but Mrs.
There is to be e Christmas 1w Germ and Betty Nonk."rne3erthelmees.,in New York. rounds: “1 en not interested-yen".
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New ‘
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' ‘ _ . ‘l ,wlli brain! it its sordid or l»"uiul or
A i‘f’uillfll’ llii'l‘llllp of to litmllild . . l‘nkind
Al’ihlil‘ G' Loomhuln M 5””‘h Muin ism. lift-.4 .mtl litmplt- do liul'u'.‘ lill'i'i‘
own street. plans wm-o milliv for a {\rwlifi inst. and ”W”, is low mm .11....
iours party, to he hold rally in Jun. “5 u mingling of in.» two and thorn
.\ Christmas-
“tmmg u.xmw‘lt‘ns‘. 'ilupr-iiuitt i'cuturc. .
t" lluutlng- t‘nlluht our ll‘iv‘i‘i'sl is llir‘ mount-r nf
' i FI‘E
make u .
mvuulvtrship’
Bot-them": has been scar In company with.
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1925.
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lul‘ (iiil""r3 of lill Monitor Until-limit.
.\u. it}. iluut’hH-rs of Aloha lm “uni
litil‘l ['15-'7 .‘il‘.l.l‘.. ..i .H.
l‘niiowlilu lll' Mum-u m «rm...
I‘lllli‘lllrliyi-l
mus p'u't} \"ar. ilt'l‘i. untitr lip ~I:.|
I'H‘iorship uf lhv cuiwtuimwut
tounuittw. 'i'ilt:
.‘ u m m I l ivt in.
t-iizirgc int-lullwi: \lw. ‘
gun. pip) our. :mislwi by .‘ii‘x ..
our Schultz. Mrs. lidnu Ninrlvi-lund. 1
Mia. Allif‘l‘lll London and Mrs Lml
la lievihi.
'lhe I-t'fil‘r-rs alwctrul “win ,
Mrs. lidpurd Van fjrtutivl'w-rs.
officer.
ill‘.\l
l'ti't'\ lint-m
l
“Daughters of iVioltunua
Eleci'ou
of ()iiiccrs
\ilrv lfiliiil \‘u i- «timid will .i
lib: l.Iill'l \\ -|.:~.'lillr1l ul‘ltrr.
.\li:. Alla l'lH luumru. turn-fury.
\7 ~ iu- in. li- Illi irriu'irrr.
it :‘urn Hairs. mu L'Hlli"
\l- )«i:... .~'!1i'<.',i".iuvi. rv'wn'pl
win-v
.\ lm‘tiy imzvullltlnn of \ll'it'f'l‘
. 'i‘ Will .i ll r-inviul mw Tlil‘ v-u
.l‘ .i ‘l
.\v.l"l,\‘ in“ \\'i'ii. lll‘Uht‘lll .nt iiil'
‘tlwiiwi .mli rql"|\. 'l‘hv prnul‘ulu :.f
tlzr- p'iriv inf‘ili‘i'”, dancing. ruler.
‘ ‘ .117. int. and on .‘wh..m;t~ of gifts.
purl lu-vnt;
iv) ‘Siuzu I‘ilms.’ liif'
Mir-W. l:- Hillml' l.:m lr‘r.
By is. B. b.
For the first timl‘ in 1:. y-nrs illi‘l‘k
l
iiiv»
‘Manilattun N 'gllis’ by Dos l’nssos
:38 Book Long to Be Reriielubored
two 1" (min u ill)
[minus hurt;- «iii'f'ir
9144‘.“ plum, u'.‘
In .‘iti'tlliiilill
will be no .\'olu-l prim- uwurds this uni fricml».
scorch. Nu t‘Xlll‘llllliilWll hats bur-n :ii'. ‘
innumvl'uh‘e ruu‘ictrnu'us us to ill!"
rtuson. That a llv'w IiV\.'ll'ti alstvm
truly lm \vui'kwl out during; the next
:tur is it fuvm‘itc ('M‘iinunilmi.
Whit-ii l-riuzs in mind l‘nul (lulll‘l
t‘lll'iilt‘ll Lilillnilm Si. lieyiuwut of u
unlliuw hLlllUi‘. iliid ho li\'('fl he;
would ll:.l\'u hold for fun yvurr: tho
r'nvoicd prize for his synir-imnic tri-
"s
y. "Tho l'i-nrnntu.“
Al‘tl ‘Tilv l'currmts" somvlltrw
hrlng 1n mind :in Amv‘rivun sym-
phonic nn'wi Wilil'il rv'wntly uppr ‘r-
"d: "Munhrtilun Ni its" it} .lnlmi
Dori l’.’i:'>’3:i, Tin .. .. urity link: only
in the fact that St. ltrrymruit humi‘td
m‘cnt numbers of pPl‘i‘OllS on a hurt? .
'r"d cimn'r‘nq lmckurnund. Ili' was!
ill lhu s‘il and [is l'ursos Hi lilf"
moiromiis. ‘
Thorn is no doubt l' ‘ in s i‘l‘hr‘nr‘i
hns iw-n ill“ first to pm .\'I‘\\' \‘nrk'
on pancr: not l’ill""~' frnnmr-nts Of:
New York but th ff it. even in ii.“
"“1an nntl no‘Ft‘nq and lilltlf'l’ll‘li“S.
It ('owrs not only poi-sons liilt‘
Mvrlmloui s; :vm‘wl. lav-'2 llilil‘, mm».
ale and lint-l.- (if li|"lll t‘u'w‘ lilili}
vhzuinw. stupidity {Hui imvlluo urv.
tire. mvrd'u‘, t‘l‘l'litki-i. bums. \vorltvlfl.
”the \thlr-g'nni parade. avd this in ;
'i more in” pours. \\'lmt if H'N'ml't‘.’
to us' he miss d was ni"nlf‘lllF of ihv
"i'uhtrr lfliit'll " sunwthmc of tip
\vh‘mrlc'tLund fanciful stwuml in PS—
“fill". h‘rn - ,
The method of hnndhu‘: tho, \i’il" n .
vxccihuu vigurttc-s «named .lllnl it hit!
too similar. lil"ll”h 1hr: t.‘“lil"lll l~ us
val-ind as “in ifs-vii.
194' PH.“ if) liti'lit‘ww lllul rt'fli'hn‘
or lut'cr. Cf'l'lnlli')’ New
York is all of lilt""". Thorn :m- \‘ul-
roar Snit‘iiS in tho strm-ts and vulunr.
people in tiw inns; pl ronmuimw. «In .
is much that is dcprcssing—hul.
ulso. ill mun-ii of all ilii~ luiiillly in
l'r-vrltled
i . All of this :«m-ms‘ in u» the book's
\\ hut llil-‘ii
treatment. Hcru is u young mun.
!\\'ar(l\vcll. Mrs. ”“lr'h Grvgory. “‘3' i who gives l'i-‘llun n nmv and stitrtllu: I
.pattorn. .\‘in.~t lmuim‘ :-r-e \\l‘itl"ll by;
imittt‘rn. I'Thnructers’ nru introduced l
,fnr vermin purpnsr-s. art» moved!
:uhmit iikr- ch‘fi‘s‘mvu to cerium cri- ‘
and played to flu» it»? r‘hflt'k-
.‘matr. '
Xot Dos Parson! lit; has taken
isomethlng of. the mwthmi th‘c
imuch discussed .lnyr-w st'hl‘mi. lint
he has applied it to :1 Now \‘nrk pni-
tern. Characters apt-m- in one vig.
nettr: and im- not heard of in :m-
otlwr or another.
Then. suddenly. they reupeur to;
moot certain other characters—Allis;
“itlt it” tho ctmuttluvsu of 30“"
York. 02' any other [urge oily. i’r-o-
glllc tn": not thrown together. '
Ono character may mect uuofiur
:lin‘ough the more fur-t that u lawyer
rcprt-sents a curtain intui‘f‘si: or a
musical comedy girl outs lunch at n
'1"
EPoliceman Myatt’s
Marriage Announced
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of State Policomun
Charles .‘lyuil. of Sharon. this state, .
attixchud to the Westpori barracks.
and Miss liuth Hansen of llrnokiyn, .
N. Y. The wedding look place in»
Brooklyn on June 23 last at tho
hOmo of the bride's parents.” Police 7
man Myatt expects to establish .i .
permanent home here in ihr» nczu‘
future. .
FiGlrrs rtvu. “muons.
DllRlJN. Ii'cianrl.—-lrish minisr
tors and govurument authorities art"
seeking to check the large amount!
of literature culled "ml!" which has
been coming into the country ini
great amounts recently. It is rharg- .
r-d that this literature is having a;
dI-morallzing effect on the youth,
of the country. ‘ ‘
OLD PLAY. i
All Englishman took an American.
to see "Hamlet." :
“You are sure behind the tunes."
.commonfed the American. 'Whv. l
leaw 'Hamlot' in New York four
l years ago.-—-Tli~llite.
l’inlmiylv lt'm 1......14- rum“ ill and
.iorrltwl .‘iliti llil‘l‘l' mil. tiOlll‘liit'x'h, in: Hill of ill“ lutw'; zmli ('nH'I’ ii lurimj
of I“ _‘-'.ll'l~ «vi i':~--—-u stu-mutly inl-
Im; iivlr i.if‘i\‘ in .i “innit,- \uumv»
it"l] _\'\'. rid?) litlil" liil'fimzli iiiL‘
"-l'm’nntimi rlt‘ ll'lt’illill‘." :iu-l mill l‘h-
tr litiuls. D‘s i’ussns (inc) rinssl s!
,(‘I'l'lillli \i'rltlng, nmmvl'isms tliut
‘il'mv annoying: .irnl nil-rt: ii, lull
“limiter ul‘ not li‘." hon}: plv'usrvs you)
w :1 story, you mu 101 down right
'nmv
m nwn‘:
W-zi'rc of. its own irurtlnu.
r~ fi l‘l't fl
luc-
limt vmi \vill hmr ll
tirnw: in you)": to i‘fim'
F. S. l.‘i'(lN
Jill; l’lthTlNG
South Norwalk
guluutsrtn s i"li.i.5
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.4, Llnilul Ask your [imprint for
[1.“ li-fio
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I'M-ch. a-{rrslllnmouo llrnnd
I'lilo 2'1 lift] Dal h'uld r.rt.llit.
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Talk no nlllc'u no! of van!
in. A‘lf'rCIH-(‘Irlifi-TRHI
\ll llli Ni! PILL“. fur 2:»
yew izlev-n .13 Brit u:.l‘.lua.« 1er “dc
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