‘Messiah”
o-iteeltntive: There were
.plIerds obtain: in the field.
orus: Glory to God in the highest.
' prune—Mr: Rejoice greatly. 0
daughter of Zion.
Alto~itecltutivez Then shall
eyes 0! the blind be opened.
AlttlmAir: ilo shall teed ills flock
like a shepherd.
Soprano~Air1Come unto ulm all
so that labor.
PART ll.
Chorus: Behold the Lamb of God.
Alto—Air: He was despised and re-
Jected or men.
Chorus: Stll'ol its l1:- .'Il borne our
griefs and carried our narrows.
C:hortls ‘All “e, like sheep, have
gone anllny. ..
TI llOlMc-Recltuihei Thy rebuke hath
bl oken Hill heart.
Tenor—Air: Bt-l'n'vl ....I see it there
bu IIny sorrow like unto ills sor-
TOW.
Ionor-—-llocllutive: lie was out oft“
out of the land or the living.
the
h at.
embers.
soloists.
. trees and
ccorated the
Later in the
as added to by
ts of Hooters
rs on bohelt of
Norualit.
rks Morrison direc-
ioly ably handled the
.11. She was gowned in a
t crepe gown with under
" Ice of white satin. the lower part
the dreés being ornamented with-
- 'stcci beads
"o assisting artists at the perfor- Chorus: Lift UD your hI-IIIls. 0h yo
me Included: gates!
’ trs. Elizabeth Haynes Powers. 80- Soprano-Air: If (10.1 I,I for us. who
~ I; Soloist. Trinity church. West-
i‘t. ‘
is: Josephine Branagan. Contrai-
.,Soioist St. Francis Xavier's
5 New York City.
5%. Lambert Moulthrop. Tenor.
" Trinity Church. Westport.
.Rslph- Toiand. Baritone. Solo,
h Norwalk Methodist Church.
William H. Snitfen. at the
can be against us?
BI188-Ali‘l Why do the notions so
furiously rugo togethel?
Soprano-Mir: i know that my ile-
deerner liveth.
Chorus: Hallelujah! For the Lord
God Omnipotent Ieigneth.’
Honolnry members of the Mozart
Society include:
D Dr. Frank Domrosch, Dr. W altar
.' . amrosch. Rev. Robert B. B. F ’ .
., searioton L'Hommedl0“« at the Mr. it. E. Johnston. Rev” Chung“:
.' \lurks. Mr. Alvin D. Schnloe or
1". Powers. W110 gave " remark- Patron and Patronesses ingiude:
rendition of "Com unto 11"“ III-II (‘l'lra Adams \lrs .1 It
to that. Labor." was dressed in ' " ' ‘ ' u 31'
~ I
t henna satin embroidered Ambler. Mrs. 13. M. Andrews, Com-
'1 s Josephine Branagnn wore mam!" ,PNVM‘ Bab”
‘ " gear-zone. sequined. Miss Mrs. Irovoat Babin. 1i!!u.En1ma
A. Barber. Mrs. Ida Moseiy Becklus,
Mr. Victor Biart. Mr. Hubert E.
Bishop.
Mrs. Hubert 1:. Bishop. Miss Sadie
Bodwell. Mr. H. Percy Brooke. Mrs.
H. I‘I'rI'y Brooke. .\ir. \Vulivl' ii.
Buncu '
Mrs. Wither ii. iiunco. Judge .\'c-
hemiah Concise. Mario Chamiee'.
Ruth Miller Chnmlec. Mrs Louise 0.
Coolidge.
Mr. Leo Davis. Mrs. Minerva M.
Davis. Mrs. Mary McClure Dibble.
Mr. Nelson Dlekcrmen. Mr. Charles
Dimond
Mr. James Donnoliy. Mrs. 1:. flow-
like unto m3 sorrow." ard EV'OI’}, Mrs. John Flint. Alfred
two mm. I,.(.,.,d,.d; llon Piano Company. Mr. Conrad 15
, ‘rex
PART " I Mr. Charters E. Funk. Mrs. Charles
E. Funk. Mr. William R. Gage. Mr.
John Gloelzner, Mrs. John GioetzI
Tier.
Mr. John M. Glover. Mrs. John M.
Glover, The Gorh‘am Company. Mrs.
Ella M. Gregory. Miss Florence L.
Hamilton.
Mrs. Henry W. Harden. Mr.
Frank Hartley. Mrs. Frank Hartley.
Mr. Louis K. Hartman. Mrs. Louis
K. Hartman.
Mr. Frederick ll. lioelseller. Mrs.
Frederick Hoelechcr, Mrs. John
Sherman Hoyt. Mr. George Scott
I'Iubhell. Mrs. George Scott Bubbell.
Mr. I. D. Hurlbutt. Mrs. I. I) Hurt-
butt. Mrs Addison Johnson, Mr.
Frederick Kane.
Mr. Samuel Kecler. Mr. Silas Ket-
'II
- - - 'o especial number was “He
d0spised and rejected or men."
we the close at Part 1 at the
h. the presentations of flowers
‘ made. .Miss Branagan and Mrs.
rs each received it. bouquet of
pink roses. Mrs. Morrison -was
It immense basket of carna-
and roses .tied with pink tulle;
, '0 Mrs. Sniffen wee glvcn'n bou~
. or pink and white carnations.
. I lpii Tolend was at his' best lost
its. During the latter part of
«stall his singing btcarne in-
nal. Mr. Moulthron starred
ehold and see it there be {my
re.
5’ tu—Recitative: Comfort 1'0. My
Every valley shall be
And the glory of the Lord.
Thus saith the
d‘ '.
Air: But who may “Tilda ,lho.
' oi! His coming?
Radiative: Behold, a virgin
ll conceive and hear a son.
Air and Chorus: 0 ”Ion that
lost good tidings to Zion.
'Recitstive:. For behold. dark—
, shall cover the earth.
_Air: The people that walked
darkness.
tin: For unto 11'; :1 child is born
weal Symphony.
lBAP’I‘IST CHURCH
GIVES OUT FOOD
distributed seven baskets of loud.
church.
’lhe walk was in (Ilalgo of Mr.
crunch. Itov. Lester T. Mallet).
FEW TICKETS
LEFT FOR THE
SCOUT DANCE
for the tIiri Smut d ‘t',(‘ to
place lit the Nolwaik Country Club.
Satutday. December 2'6.
port. and will
o'melock
The ticket (‘Oi'iillllllvv- lIlIluIieu:
\ils. “\ng ('. .ienII‘. nun. Mr?- John
COlii'il't once .It
\gIIcW. MIS. John ('.II 11mm.
Mrs. Russtll 1"...‘10 .\Im .\.
FI-I-hi eimel. Mrs. Leon l‘lsll.
‘lllse Franc“ H.- ll‘li ALI 5'. .\lt‘r-
ril Ives. Mrs. Albert Let".
Mrs...ioseph .‘IieElroy. Miss .\lzll-Iilu.
l’llt‘l'. MIX“. 1‘ ‘w‘l'li 1’, \K'ot'll.
Mulvoy-Tarlov X538
Patty Janualy 7
The Mulvoy anhll post oi the
Amotican Legion and the Ladies
Auxiliary ot‘ Lliii post will hold I:
Chl’istmus party :11 lit'd .\lcu's ll:t!l
on JanuIIIy i‘ \ (‘hlllltmun tree
will be a i‘eutule of the ovclttm; nnl
the program is Indor the direction
of Mrs. .\lll’ld. Bunks.
l:
chulll. Mrs. “Uriah-hum. .\il'-. Oliv-
er Klllll;1:l\..\ir. l'l'.1.i|1 .'\. Knapp
.\lls. I’llllp N. Knapp. Mr. Frank
Louder. .\lrs. lI‘rnnk Lilllrit'r. Judge
John 11. Light.
311'. Henry 1.. Lockwood. .\il'.
Ham 3!. i.,1l.1r;IIIIl, .\ir. liulpll E.
coil. .\lr. Franklin Lynch.
Franklin Lynch. ,
Miss Emily .\.. Lylles. itev.
A. .\lurks. Miss Mary 1.".
Mary 1:. Marks. .\irII.
Matthews. .\ir, (Ivoryw ('.
Mr. Robert G.
.Ilbetll Morrison.
.\Ioulton. .\irs.
land.
Miss
Lewis ii
“'11-
Ly-
.\:1'1;
.\Iurkn. \lle's
(lung: 1').
Miller.
.\lilellcll, .\lls. ill-
iir.
.\torlon‘ll .Ilt-L‘
.\i .I l’Eili‘t‘l
Nash .\irs
\iet' lure \lre.
Mrs. GIOlEosl’lCitntll.
Mr. Lester R. i.’intl \llu. Lester
Miss Cornelia iluvnloud
hert Raymond.
Mas Mary Garner iiidcl‘.
Aim nder J ltumuller. .\ire. (Irorgo
Suckni, .lt.. .\er Grace lichenek. .\ir.
L‘dw'nld .l. Slmr.
Mrs. Edward J. Sims.
Stetson. Mrs. A. ll.
Franklin Irving Smith.
to. Smith.
.‘irsfl‘ida ii. Stockton. .\ir. l’Jrker
W. Stockton. .\ir. Christian Schwartz.
Mr. William F. Taylor. Mrs. William
F. Taylor.
Mr. Frank Thompson. 311'.
Toland. Mr. John 1'.
Mrs
.\ir.
Siseoll.
.\il'.
.\. 11.
William
Ralph
Frelltiwell. Mrs.
Louise Tripp. Mr. Charles I". Tris-
tram.
Mrs. Helena Van Alstyne, Mrs.
DeWitI. Van Dorcu. Hrnrietta Wake-
field. Mrs. Alice A. \ansh. Mr. Al»
bert W. Wendel-0th. Mrs. Raynor
Worms Mrs. E. C. Willadsen. Mrs.
Crawford Young.
Dividend Notice _ .
All a Meeting of the Board of Directors of the
1.11011111111 51111111511111
' (1 this day, a dividend at the rate 012m and Que-Half
) Per Cent. per mom was declared to the depdsitore'
"m the earnings of the bank for the six months ending
cember 31, 1925. This dividend will be entered on pass:
town-onlhnnsryist.
Alden Selma, ,Pmideot
Georg-.I.. Wand“ (Presenter
..u‘ I
I... c... snowman-mm»
guts-raw; 1 ..xé.
Christmes Tree
Ornaments
We still have on hand a pretty
collection of colorful
Christmas Tree Ornaments
in close out all ten cent ornn
theme at, five cents each.
Mill Outlet Store
124 Washington St. So.-l\’orwolls
'1"f71,r,n(.l '
‘1 ..I’WF’Q’ l/l'U/{iifU‘WI '-
rIfJffl'fl'm .
Has your furnace lei-id the
N.D.CI? Ir-ossndiaainrry
call for us and W1! Witt
the mutter. w.‘ he." done loom
to made hot air neuter-i to
let book on the ilih than any
other concern.
N; b. C. means Nothing Dolnfi‘
Club. .
AND TOYS
The South Norwslk Baptist Church
eight baskets or truit and selornl
toys and ntticlen of clothing to lo-
cal poor people and shut- the or tho
The fruit buckets were given to
the sltut- inn and, at each home. sev.
eral young people of the church
gathered and sum; 1;. lIliulnlus cumin.
and M111. \Vlilinm Banks Itnd their
son Russell. 11nd the p ltor oi the
Then.- arl' still II. t v tickets lttt
tuke
Music will
be by Cole‘s Olehestrn iIoIlI illidge-
5'45
M. .
Chet les 9
i cherlckl
E. Flatt. Mrs. Elizabeth 11 1'0“qu "W“
H?)— l
Mrs. l
.\i re. I
l
\\'.-\Si'll.\‘ti'l'(fl.\'. line. -"I millil-
t'ldl [will lung; and rod lulu: in: \1
been admired for the SilIriIrlI‘I-u i
informality oi business lll lilo lll'I~
Laura llul'lun.
l"I>l ii 10.11'1- tllI- I‘lllzgllirl nl' liw
supI'rnlo hunt \‘I' l‘\' sIIIlIIl : 11:11v
to tho wiles of plosldent iill\l 1.1;,11
Ltfl'lt‘iillll 'l‘llti'll llll.i Izlll HIII: rI'lIl ll'll
invitations to llvr l.Irf.'t‘f~l )“.‘ll‘lv .i 1111
tho one of all others in \ lIEI'll :11-
took gl'outvrl, llllI'Il‘Fl. Thr-
llttl'lw'ii l‘ol'lnlli «ml in .111 'Illiil‘li‘f'
AIIIII] slIlIlltbnh' itJi‘i'l't'l, l'il\'lltll“,'
szliti '.\lls:t Lnurl illirlult Hull'-
linl Real Estate 'lUiliiI‘i Il.Ii .\:[Illi-
llmllts ll’iS‘ll‘Iil’iH‘.”
' it “:11. :Ilrnl'wrtlv
trout in Illt'l.‘il|‘i(illt1l| thzut lt'
1.1.5.“. :IlImIlIl Imk :- mph
and I1 colllv- .1 Iillllllul-l' lIIl
it's: III :1 In”.
Do Iirl
t Il‘i“
t:;lI‘1tl1:l
I'll ~
1 lv'ngellblo». 'ih: Iusl;lnzlz1hir li'Il'wll-l
IIII i IwZI-lioll l' Washinutrun \\'li(,l
Lilllzln Sher. ltd til-1 IIIItUII
hood \ewkilk, Mr. George l'lvltllell, l
How was 311.5 lirlrlsln '01an
modify the heavy hlopril- ty of W lit-o
House 5' :iul llllutn in tin lIrlllcmnI
(Il' “gll~l.:r.-lil'lll" rt'ul minus
iIIIIlI. 'II: ’
Well. you wont gm lhI answer to
that. by asking \liss Harlan diroeI.
i'l'lle tnli IIIIIIIIn “llll tilI- thick «.\::-
[gloss-III and the t :ltIlt ousiy lllOlllllIlit Ii
‘Inlcn will mil. with us much per-
,illStC'm‘I' IIH
lnhout houses, and apartments. But
{lit-1' trulning us a social secretary
ilnhihlln tIIlk about .hel'selt’.
l Her olfien. ghee an. IV home of its
Isecrel. 11“! office is the trout pulu
Ior of l‘ll‘i holnI.l:lI1Iy .1 real on.
Into office with :1 grand piano. early
unericun chairs and good reproduc-
Iions of Corot on the walls. wttn
never .11 silrveyor's blueI print or a
notary‘s commission in sight:
Fencing through general convey
notion about home sites in (“how
(those and the difficulty of landing
desirable apartments at, small ren-
tuls. one captures a thought or two
which helps round out .\'lise Har-
inn'e conception ot' her new busi-
ness. .
ifntil the. death or her father in
1911, she had been simply a fairly
typlml Washington woman of social
eminence. interested in society and
ot‘ ‘
‘lute Justice John .\i.li'Il'.'l111 III IlI~_
illIll:1-'
l0,
THURSDfiY, DECEMBER 24, 1925.
Washington’s Social Mentor
Becomes Real Estate, Agent
.\llss l..il'li.\ MARIAN
l
gills Lt lil'.‘ .\'H Ult' I .\' lllI
Clll'.‘ slmus
OPHIR CHAPTER KGlI‘l SCOIltS Give
' Party 1401' Day Nursery Tot.
T0_ INSTALL I
OFFICERS JAN. 6;
lI lltlIII‘n‘, II. p-
Thll rtgular meeting of tho Uphlr TWINE-“‘1'” IIH'HIl l “UN 1' :1 Illlllv'. lll::‘.ll11-)'llilr Imlu-I . l.
cllllptcr. Order of Eastern Slur. was “‘M‘I'Illllk '»‘-'|"l1 till'l ISI'IIIII, troop lll‘r. 1111] no. nlvlllr-l'I-II around the 1111;.
held inst evening. Plans were made ”10 til-3'. t'mI't'llIlu 1mm- lhun :1 nil, ' I'IIl'iII-n-w ll‘t‘ in from of
for tho Instulilttion 01 officers at the ”CON: ut' the '.‘lllltll‘|'ll ol‘ the .\t)! nutk I lllt‘ .\‘III'II'ulI. l'lllIllt‘. Lll- ,II'Slt'lL
Day ,Nlll'sel'v I‘lIIIII'IiII)’ tll‘tvl'lloult. :llii) Ill‘l-Il'llooll iI'I'III
Shortly utter three o'clock llotll jl'oi' ill
gmupn III-pt in the lied .\l"ii'i1 ilull. ’I-II;~I.;_
Illary 6. The of-
iho meeting
to 6 o'clock.
IlllitI-Il singing of t;l1rlsnnu.~<
.\ lurnr- two was I~rl'l it It 11nd
Il'uxt. meeting on .111
floors were elected at
on December 9.
The next meeting will hf: prr-cee-l- “'hrl’" the SIIOIIIH lI'd them in 111111115. llt‘('0‘(llt .I luv lllt‘ I will: K111 umq
N by a turkey flummr. which “I“ At 1:30 o'cloei: they returned to the Hull,
bu under the (lll‘l'tlllitt; 01‘ Linear 53““in “11‘1“" ll ("”15””“5 ”'4'“ ““‘l Flll'l‘i'l t‘iil‘tIlS \I'I'rv sully. “hi: it
501“”th lmn erected by the Girl lit-outs, “lid 1 “MIMI d‘
Grand officer, 311's. Hazel Gl'in— "Harm Itluus" unve' "t1 fluid 11 lH‘U- _ ‘ , ..
wold. will preside at IIII- institution Hunt and candy. a 011nm cane and an ““‘I' 5'4”“-
and the past growl 1 Inplmn um .01 nee JollowlnI: this. It-il'I-Sll- "Hark? ~‘l'lII1 "Imam ,‘I‘gpls Sing."
Justine G I'lttetll III“ 1180 in [1115. lmvnth' at in II III-1111. v.11Iu II i‘il mud—1. "1' a. .\ll 1'.» [‘unhml'”
ent. Mrs. Faye iiuytl tho IilIELlll Hi‘tII‘n \H'rI: )1" HM ‘ 'I‘ "'l‘I' 'I‘Imn 4'! lll’llill llt'll‘i."
mutrun. will 1th .13 Til. ”shell. The :1I'I':IIII.'I menu: ‘l’l'it ill III:III.'I-.' 'l‘llu Singing II». ' ' 11-: Miss .\lllr-
._N--.-._. .....c-.....-... of Milo; iiiimluI-tll SiIlllllIIIlS. .\lri‘..l_ll')lll’ llllilllt‘. IIIII;.l 5.1.1111 (lll‘t‘l‘ltil'.
‘ lWullIIr .\lllllrno and Mrs. l‘:lIIItllll',l'1l'1:I-:1 l‘ui'u 'l lI'Il IIII- illlirll‘ .i'll
LOCAL BRIE!” ,II’IIIIIIIhmnII. lIIII “Inn”...
l
.. .| , _ 5 . IOI “WW” (II till: l’l‘lIII' III" turns II'IIIIII'. i.) ll'.’ “hi “I” («Illllllulltl-
Mlikiitlzztj‘.“ill-”liriffl:31 102mm “Allin": (Uliiitll “iii 11- ill-hi l-m' ';lll III Ion. 'i'lll'ol!’.?l I'lll IIII'III-iIlIIIIlI: nil-v
ntrrwt in. t‘lliil'llll‘tlm lU il"‘ .\'oruzlli. \\' Islllngloll “HH' “”1 w“ h ”d“ 3")" ”N. 111111111 “US not IMMMWI
lIOHI‘Il'Hl- .\ I illi: Ilium 11.111} \\'i ll follnu. I)l'i~lt.l'll-’|_\
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.—-l\'(‘l' .lolllllloll l,|ll‘)'l:ll'.‘i 11nd illhl“ _”“" GIFT Oi‘ A WATCH MI \ I'm" m. “film.” “ml
wicoipoduu. lels, Mm“. Hmhm ::l .\lllilS “1111- is \i'i')’ I'lppl'oprl::tI- -'t \1'11111' ll. .\'11- Ill.1 '.IIII'IIIII;:IIII
Skultl‘l. Hillel-r. lil'll‘l mew. li'ii\I,'llll, This ”“1." t‘lwrmn‘m 0” such “T“,l'u‘l'lww'
bugb‘. l).ll folds, ”smug Wm“: “H‘lu’mlm illilliI'S..’il- (il'IlI-II. llllluiilnll,l . ' ‘ "
tackle. sport-int: Hoods, lull-lII't Lulu-I; “ ‘h‘ml‘ “mm “M 0”“. “mem'un‘ ...“ mm“. WWW is ““1“”: “ml“
boxing gloves. .Iuto IKIlJI‘S ~md IIIIIII' 'f"'."'“ “Illi- will... :1 fine line or IlIlI‘. 11“ III‘H'UN. l“11'11"H.\"1~2—-.\r|1'.
other things for .\llma gifts :1: .\ ,N‘Vm‘ "m” "m“ “‘ '“h‘s l‘lnm. MM ' . $ ., H
“v‘ liOIigu's Hm... .... Not-ll; “.IIHIIU'I illnllmgmv IlI-J'I ;: Ioflllrlm mulusl ‘V’llllllOl'lt'tl .Lllg'llrll ;:I~ll‘ 111w~ III
ISL" lili"lill_llllp! Slll 'llit‘illll‘? lll \1‘iilllus lIonlll'ii;"rI.»—-.\III'.
, , . i-l’ln'fl fiiiIl (lllrlf'i‘IV ‘ll't' ll~l'I~ IIII (ll . 0 -
'l'lle .\‘ukulk .\l. 1:. Clliil'Lll will?" ""‘""“"'” """"“‘ 5" “"m 5"“: “It lf-IJWIII'II Trsu'r , ' m..- l'I-r'
hold TA. Short serum: of Dl'il_\"’,i‘ and 1 Ad“ G“"11““?HO-IIltal ill _\'. II I'oll. ell:
praise zit llit: t'hurvh tonight tlum‘ ' ' \""' ' '1‘ Il.-II ho} llli’\\ with his pal.
—',\'ti\V 1:. llit‘ lull"! lo (tl'lltll'htl‘ to! lento.
your {111' I't'illl’illt'lllll;
pnrls are employ-d l'll'i‘t‘
rnmiwilnl; It: llrl «sluts
l)1.
[II ‘III‘ \\'I.:I ;~
ilil ill" l't‘ '
(‘IIII'-<-I\:IIIII'
IIIII .\'ls \\illlIIII ..l
'I'tlliil'.
e
’I‘r'iI'I to 8:30. i l‘. «3-;
e
L‘li'i'i‘illJS FISH MAlLKJL'I‘
lJinIIIonds. “Hitches 11nd other line '
.‘. 'l'
.lI'\‘.t'lI.'l.~-‘
1mm“. but IllKig‘d lll “in” “Hun” Ad‘ I‘lrIII-s “Y!" 1” 1~l-.-- I"':I I‘lly \‘-I:t=t lLII'K'I' I...“ .55 Iln} in the vent
:plllSIIil “hm lltl lllllltl‘ died Slit: "7 “UN“ “”3” "”"1' H"""' l a “ I this market has: on ll.i.lll the choir-
l ‘Wl‘h'il "‘1?" ‘0 “”‘lI- “U" _l“"l"'lp"‘, ~-\'isit our 111w Cult Ucpi‘xiilillllll H‘ 1.: III' ll:«ll in t~ neon. lInily 5111p
iiIliU‘ “i“ llt‘r “MC I'litllldmhmtl‘C second- floor. Donnviiy s Ior 1111- I V ' III:::tS Iil’llll,‘ :lIld llI'JII too the blinl'.‘
11nd lIel Ileltlilell knowhdgo of the usual gills.-,1\dv, l'Ii'1'tlIIll If nthl'u‘sI 1.111 '11.: l‘l'it‘” I: propI-l'lv iced and mm] for on
Ill.‘ 5 lllll'lt- ":1t1 «IIIIml «it"“uItIIlIs uml‘ ‘ ' ' “t H'“ “'"""l“'7 “l “1' 11.11 "i " "’“l'lI' ! :Il'l'il'nf. lII-li\I'~riIs made all over
“Mp. l The .\iil'lu'lo ’11:”. ”y the .\':llnllv ‘ I‘ll. .\‘ulm Illlll II.I11':II1I .'.\ 1'1" I.Il--lt\ ;.\'I1t'\I':Ill. illll'l I ‘~:.l'l‘I_\‘ vinlilitj: Ti
rm.- Irut nil this to 1w- Ilrld (Ifllwlll I,” “mummy” ll‘lllglll ”I ”I. ‘lIl II.» Mid IIII:I'.:,I.1. .\'IIrIlI .\iuiu Hi. l‘llollo Ink—«Adv.
_.~I-IIl‘r-I:II'y to Mrs. George W. Wicko- i South .\‘orwnlk t.\Il‘lfi‘l'glillli‘lliil ‘ " ‘ ‘ ' ’
silztilll. \Iil't‘g 01‘ ”1” “”‘JI'HW L-Il‘llf‘l‘al.l church. SIIIIJIIHIK Elwin-:4 I n .\‘lIIIIs FIII . r’i‘llrrlIlorI llotllm :InIl .\'lnnlvv un.
'i‘ilz'n tlllc St'l'Yf‘Il hurt ul‘ .1 season! - ' - ill-.\‘II iillll ull‘h 111 lII‘II:.Il!)‘ ~r.\Il\‘. lll'l‘.‘il\.’llil\' battle}. ll'tIlll $3,511 III. ”I
.-.II Sport-imp- to .\lrS. 'i‘nlt lit ille‘ —l‘.llllll,lllous lir'naellohl - -:~ul.—- , ' ' ‘ lIIIIIIn'lIy‘S— .\.III
White House. ’l‘llv'lw: followed :1 \'Il- Harrie It Unites—AIL. . ; wi‘III IIII lil'tlllll 1:111.” I.I' lln . ,
l‘l‘ lll’ ”r i‘lTR-lg'ml‘filils thlU'llllfl long '1‘)" “Wm“ 1‘“ l"""l’i“"" 1‘1”“! lw‘m‘ .lIIEIII l'r:l\\‘i‘1Il‘11 Iv..| "'i.l'.11 iI'IIlILI'r
i-liliil .i'. illc Ill-lltsll (ind .\l'l;'l‘ni.lllt' Mornllrls IIl' lllI. iv’ntlg' s iniuclllv IaIIII-Im ulll lII- I . I 11' 71.1 :1 “It‘liit‘k ~05 .\'~ “, I‘m-l. “inflm‘; ~--‘ ‘.{,',.I.,.' ““3
,I'mllussieh. .\‘hr- return“! In the nlll eisil the ileum ltll illt' . iced on 'l‘llul..-Il1,\ I. I ”Hill. .l.I '- '2""r Jilin-~- .1 vial“... 1.. “”51",, .04... '
-E White Hulls-,1 with Mrs. ilnnlmg and \Veetport avenue tonight tor the :tl’l-lAIl‘Z 1 ‘ ' " ‘ o e k e '
ri‘rllulllell “till .\ix~:-. Coolidge until nun! trlmmtnlr (It the Chrh’tmas "I": ' ‘ ' —.-.\, IchIII- ‘Illlll v. 1qu III-11.1»
'iZi‘~t summer. presented to the old folks: JIIIII‘M' .\’I'lII Illinll tinnliw. of in : ”mt every
t in tili< Il'liileml sm'iul hivl'nrcll)
l1! \\ 'Illll Miro; llfll'll'iil 11:15 ll;':'1I II
i1:'-l\uli.I haul) ill- \\ iillllll' there was 11
Hit little-Ii fnlmull in" II-ly silliu.
lilmt. .\ll Iiilllidl’lFle'Ii' Likes preemi-
i C‘llt't! mpr IIIIy Illt‘lt‘ envoy. eongres.I
:0llll'11illi3 the army and navy. and
I'lt'll rune recognizrs lilii relative su-
{pv'rmrity or inferiority. Not bl) Iu
ihlminess 'l‘lxe nould he pulellaret M
I $75 two home .lctunlly may receive
inluln notice ”Ithm till one Ilith only
1310 000 i.) spend But lilo letter
must not be allowed to renlizc it.
'Swrrice" must” be equally ntlentl'e
in :1”. and Miss Hfii‘lilll knows that.
lim- acquaintance with people one
any plottssimlnl Iczlltor I "(iflill customs. which was her m‘ntw
ilflfli'i. her other work. is he." prin
ripnl Iolilmco today. Airendv it has
ltIIrIught her a bulky listing of prep-
lolly 11-11 'Iilli‘. and loose. it brings
itiislf‘lil“!fl nnd gives authority to
hit opinions Miss Hflilliii believes
lllt: accepted business creed that
Iknowledge of people is the most vo-
. illnhle knowledge.
l Another point upon which Miss
. iInri'III has the advantage over
glllltldreI‘ls of mole established renl
leslnle illokers it is Mr discretion.
lprnvcd by lltr It years faithful ous-
ltody of the colorful intimsciee oi
notables. Personal secrets 0! her
Ielients should be safe with her. and
lthnt is on importnnt factor in the
;81ilti of many homes.
skeletons will remain locked in the
it'losets of their old house when the
place is listed fer sale through Miss
Laura Harlan.
It’s a Girl
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nutting of
”Putnam avenue announce 'the arri-
val of an eight-pound baby girl
fihirley Louise. on December 20. at
thelNorwalk Hospital. Mother and
child are ‘doing nicely."
FALL 18 FATAL.
BRANTWOOD. Halifo. -- Mrs.
Marguerite Virginia Whitley. wife of
g
lJ In! Whitley. speaker of the House
oi Commons. is dead at her home
here. While suffering {mm o slight
nttack or illness more than a month
ago. she stumbled and fell down a
flight of stone stairs. The injuries
resulted in her death.
——-In conformity with \local pub-
lishing custom. tomorrow's edition
of The Evening Sentinel will appear
no a morning newspaper.
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and other gifts at BENII Dli‘T‘S the
My Inuntla at Donnelly's.
"' “’ " l .\I'I'lt sll‘wl. was :I lillSlllt‘S‘h \ lsilol' ill _ ‘11.
~~Ti~lt1i 121.1 Iu‘ultl) '1‘.\Il.(111. 1 Bridgeport teller. . .
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0 Lorlllll. l‘rop. snys. iInlItI Mr. I.IlIl .\ll's. .\ildlllnw liurke I't‘
throw away (Ir trim :mny your IzI'Ir- "W'H and L’lrlr. “2le my SHIHII .‘lul'irm III-Ignite. l'lu'ul. :fIII'walk. visit-
Inenls that. tIIIml repairing. llrinl: Chm-5 21! six tii‘elmk. He will couloul in “lemon with friends lust
them hero and ham an estimate. down lilo I'llinmey in our \‘5lll‘1l0l‘l‘mghr'
given fer placing the some in prop- at this tune II. I'MII'i tho “In“; 1m. 0’ e .
or shape. It;I surprising how muny tors written tu-llim. TIII: lil‘kt, (llltli Mlllmllms lImllI-S .1an Manley un-
folkn do this and are satisfied." lll' opens will l'C‘l‘t‘l\(' lllt‘ :Iulnmo , “10,1“. I.;.. mm“ [mm $.50 up at
Elizabeth street and are satisfied." hilv. Free. Allgevinu':1.~~-.\Il1. ‘ 11.,nm113'5-..\h
lltl eel ).»--— II It I I 1
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~80” and girls. lonili IIII Silllliil
(‘illuu at siv o'clock. ”I' “in mine
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15.1w“ hi “"‘I 11111115 f” It RIVOr street.
0 \\ ho in (‘Ollfillt‘tl to the .\'orwalk lies-
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—-l"or the not-om-
limit!" (If ”1“ down the chimney in our “‘lntlt’lW’l‘lliill with pl‘il'illi‘."" is III-ported (ls
merchants Th“ People‘s TWS‘» Com- :1. this time to rend lllt‘ runny let- lpl'tlzrel'sim; t'uirly “ell.
puny will be open tr 7 to '1 u‘e:l0Ik tors written 1., him. Tmf lirst one} 0 'I I
Thursday evening, Dow-11:11.1 "‘th" he opens will rzeeive the :Iutonlo-r —LitllIa tots' records. songs.
Ad“ . bile. iI‘ree. ;\ilge\'lllc'S.—'All\. l games. lmd stories for kiddies, $1.00
. ' ' - ' "t I 'nt Donnelly's.~—Adv.
A Christmas (‘arol twi‘vicc will be .\'elson Benedict. dolllll)’ illFllii‘Ii.‘ « e e
given at the East AWN“ 1‘" E- supervisor. or Div iiill road. is Mr. and Mrs. M. J. O'Brien of 7
church at 3'30 O'CIC‘M‘ tonight. spending today in iinltl‘ord on llusi- and street will sperd Christmas in
. ' ' ' _ nt‘88.il)t3il1_\‘.'rlit‘li‘ daughter. Miss Grate
Pearl Necklaces. ivory 'l‘olletwnro . . o
10 Brien, and son “illiam ll. 0' Brien.
eitndios and “amine sold Ohio! the staff of the 1:..dgeport Tele-
J°“'e‘e"-- Ad" ,casy terms Donneny —Ad1- |gmm “111 also spend the holiday in
I s 0 ‘ ' ' DCIlIv
Household Coke—Harrie In bans Mrs. Lotu’e Payne assisted on the
' ‘ ’ committee which had charge of the —-Adveriiso in the Sentinel for
The annual meeting and eleétion Christmas party. given on Tuesday the best results. .
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