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HAN FRANCISCO. Dec. :2.-(AP)
Major ltobort it. Morton. reserve of-
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L. Wagner. Branch Mgr.
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srznvwn arm-um PHONE «an
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corps. has telegraphed the reaixau-
tion or his commission to Washing-
ton hecausa oi" dissatisl'actlon over
findings at the court martial that
tried Colonel William Mitchell .
in his t'eleuram Major Morgan
accused t 9 general start of incom-
petoncy a d said that "l have lost all
respect for and cure in my superiors
that should be hold by all soldicrs."
Major Morgan said in the mes-
suno his attitude was caused by "the
Fabien policy displayed by the War
department toward national de-
t‘cnse." l-io termed the conduct of
the Mitchell court martial "aslninc."
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South Norwnik
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Fitch school. Grades 2,. 8. 3A. 4. 5
and 8 has arranged an elaborate
Christmas program for tomorrow.
The tollo'winzis ~for Grades 2
and 3:
(Toachers'—\'lvlan Scammon and
Marie Troy). ' '
Welcome—Dorothy Whitlock,
ces Beers, Florence Keyser.
A Busy Mother—Jean Amundsen.
A Letter to Santa—Frederick Bleem.
The Night Beforo' Xmas-—.lielen
Cummings.
Poor Santa—Lillian Singewald.
Betty’s Gift—Carrie Gilbert.
Away In the Manger—Song,
School.
Remembering Dates-Dickie Gruelle.
Brave as Washington—Eugene Craig.
Shoe or Stocking—Dorothy Waldron.
A Letter to Santa—Florence Artellc.
'l‘o Santa Claus—Alfred Anderson.
Santa Claus—430“, girls'ot Grade 3.
A Poor Plan—Ruth Ash.
Xmas: Eve—Martha Blackmail.
What I Want—Jack Baker.
Fran-
by
' Antlcipaiiom—Prlscilla Goa-ham.
Xmas Wishes—Vera O'Hara.
Santa Claus Land—Song by School.
Riding With Santa—Fred Austin,
Glad l'm u Girl—«lune Bortolot.
Wlia't We Can Give—Carmella Low:-
as 0.
Christmas Helpers—Dorothy Whit-
lock.
A Xmas Acrostic—Gordon Jakob.
Song. Christmas Eve—Howard Nick-
erson. Martha Blackman.
Why I Speak-Eieanor Petersen.
NOTICE
Our store will be open cw-
nings until Christmas Ere. in-
elusive.
Mill Outlet Store
124 Washington St.. So. Nor-walk
New, Oldsmobile . Six
More Beautiful
‘~ Better Performance
Lower Pricr
On Display
AARON KOHN
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ion. 3. Ave. Bo. Norwalk
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Phone «so
v
weakly deposits.
The WIS Club orgauindhytbis
: ' bank otfcrs a simple, methodical plan .
by which everyone can have’extn suit everyone'
cash at holiday time by making small
‘Bringing in the Yale log'vam a auto»: ofcua‘cut times: It In the
trait ofCInishua: ere, attended 573me and W.
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CHRISTMAS is the brightest time of allthc year.
”"i ‘ ' It is'thc Season of good will, good cheer and
generous remembrance. Christmas brings the
' privilege and pleasure of thoughtful giving to
' family and friends. Extra money forgiftsisessential
i ‘ for the fullcst- expression 0f the CW spirit.
- . Save with the Christmas Club .
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ma SCHOOL PUPILS WILL
HEAR All. non sun ans
Teachers of Different Grades Arrange Fine
Christmas Programs for Children Tomor-
row -—Many Recitations and Songs and
Dances to Brighten the Yale Time Spirit
A Gentle licmlm'ler—t'lerirude Burt.
What Hanta lirings—ldu Furrher.
A IIiIil-Mili‘_loi'it' lsklyun.
Little Judi: liorner-w-liluy Soyak.
Song. 0 Little Town of Bethlehem.—
ly School. ‘
Santa's Ilelpers-«Itlargarot Gadioalk.
The ’i‘lmo When 1 Am Good—110w-
ard Nickcrson.
See the Pretty Snmvllukes—Vioiiu
Whitley,
Tommy's Xmas Dream—Gordon
Benn. '
Christmas at Sca~Song. (lrude’il.
Helping a ll‘riend—Eisic Blydenburg.
Merry Xmas—Anna. Belling.
Favorite Xmas Meals -- Alberta
Young. .
Not Too Little to llelp—-.\lildred
Cockaynrg Neil Kollrher. .
Scaring Santa-lluth (iutltosky.
Silent Night—Song. by School.
Dear Old Santa—Samuel Valoit.
What 1 (fun Say—Wilfred (tanfiold.
The Shortest l)ay———LcGrand Radlcy.
Which is Santa—licicn Miller.
if You Are (:ood-SOng. Grade 2.
Merry Xmas—Leroy Lockwood.
An Old 'l‘ruih——Gr-orge Willie.
The ‘(lreatrst Man of AIL—James
Roach. -
llow They Say lt—r‘rances Havens.
My Dolly—-lloutrlco Spector.
Santa Claus, So Jolly-Song. by
School. '
A Goon Plan—Rose Santo.
Xmas Brightness—Emily Clark.
What I'd Like—Mary Patchcn.
Same Thing—Mary llartley.
Xmas Speech—Florcnm- Keyser.
Xmas Dolls—Cora Treac. ‘
Song, lessening Together—Ruth
Ash. Beatrice Spcctor.
The Xmas Tree—Frank Farrington.
Xmas Toys—Edgar Flouhmun, liar-
ohl 'l'olles. Jimmie l’utchcn.
Motion Soxig~li‘l\*c girls.
Song. Santa Claus Is Coming—~All.
Closing—Virginia lluviland.
Grades 3A. 4. b and 6 celebration
will consist of the following:
('I‘ozichm's~—-Mrs, Mabel ‘luthric,
Mrs. Marion Middlcbrook, Miss Julia.
O'Neil. Miss lidiih ('rossmon). '
Song. Christmas Thur—School.
A Note to Santa. Clause-Alina, La
Mort.
Riding With Santa-«Joseph Anrlco.
Wintor~hinrgnret 'l‘echos.
Christmas. Dolls—John lieinzelman.
Song. it Came Upon the Midnight
('lcar.
Original Christmas
l‘singer.
A Shock—(taxi Amrein.
Christmas 'l‘imcs n (whim—Leonard
liisolo. ‘
Writing lo Sunta-i£mmn Schulz.
Song. Away in a Manger—Seven
girls. ilrudo 3.
A Lonely (:lrl's Happy Christmas—-
Mildred Guiodosik.
Santa's Defendcr—Ylnrt-nt .lonts. ‘
Signs of the Tinws——-.inck licllt-her.
Story—lsubcllo
iorlmln.
A Child's l‘rnym‘—-—Adeiaidc Freder-
ick. Ruth t‘uicmun.
son.
Ker-p h‘luginan-AClmrlotto For.
Song. Adcstc Fidrillseb‘chool. "
Which ls Santu'.’—~\\‘iilinm Czlnk)‘.
A Christmas Arrostic-—l‘hillp Field.
Christmas Days of Long Ago—oth-
tie Ash.
Two Lads We Know —— Augustus
Hrinzelmnn. William llurns.
Violin" Srlcctlon~l<‘rank hiaiorus.
ltolund Amundsen.
Heaven‘s (lift—James Mayhew.
Little Chlidrrn White and Listen-—
Moat-lone lledenburrr. .
Song. Merry. Merry Christmas Bells
”School.
Dear Old Sonia—Hurry Combs.
Just Before Christmas—Edith \‘ogcl.
Christmas Eve—Mildred lluchta.
Anticipationnhiariorle Joyce.
Song. Silent Night—School.
A Christmas Carol-«Paul Sheaii.
What We Can Give—Rose l‘atchcn.
Expecting Santa—~lletty Bramhali.
Christmas Wishes to Ton—Robert
Jakob.
Song. Wake and Tune Your Voices.
A Christmas Jingle-Philip Capunno.
Poor Canto. Claus—Dorothy Brown.
‘ Violin Selection—Charles Williams.
Christmas Day—Inez .loyco.
Christmas Guesses—~\'incent Parker.
Earl Amundsen, Ethel Thomas.
Mitchell Tellinger. Eleanor For»
rington. Edith Sexton.
—Rose Hermann.
Kris Kringle—Sophie Vogel.
When Santa Claus Comes~—Paul Ing-
ham.
A Christmas Song—Joanie Ogrine.
Dance—Theona Stiles, Mildred Han-
tord. Ethel Corbett. Ruth Coleman.
Christmas Dreams—Elmer Kilns.
Ethel Corbett. Kenneth Sheatf._
If You're Good—Harold Havens.
The Little Christmas Tree—Grace
'Waldron. '
Song, The Christmas Tree——School.
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Hunter in Alabama looked down a
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don‘t wonder il’ maybe it isn't the
dove of peace looking for a place to
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Taxi Driver Fined
For Killing Dog
STAMFORD. Dec. 22.-—Antiiony
Laccrnzn. a local taxi drlvt‘r, was
fined $26 and costs in the City court
yesterday on a charge of cruelty to
an animal. The principal witness
against him was former Mayor A!-
fred N. Phillips who told the court
how anornzu ran over tln- dog on
State street a to“: days ago and in-
jured the dog so badly that it “as
necessary to kill it. This lnl‘mr-i‘
mayor was a passenger in the our of
the accused driver at the lime.
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Now-a-days folks are giving
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nothing more practical
that would be more
appreciated by wife
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The balance in small
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next year.
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