filer; TWO
l'l’Rh‘l‘. rorxn
n smcil purse “an tound in front
of up; Chocolate Shop on Wall
git-wt yeolcl‘duy and turned over to
the Not-woik politt‘. The owner can
have the shin:- by calling at lh‘up
town station house.
I
Christmas Candles
and Holders
‘ Come in and see them
1. Romulus
lo. llor'imlk Weltport
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. “SCAM lllNlNE
Guildhall withpormh
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lSOllg:
l Recitation:
GORDON SILK
HOSIERY
Full fashicucd silk stockings
of excellent wearing qualities,
in many new shades.
$1.49 and $1.95
.I. l. Mallctte
88 WASHINGTON 8T.
SOUTH NORWALK
We Are Our Own Whole.
Salon and Retailers oi
QUALITY GROCERIES
A. F. Backmann Co
Inc.
Washington St. [Phonc 3565
South Norwalk
l”
L. GOLDEN ‘
WOMEN’S READY TO WEAR
wssnmoron srsnsr
scorn sonwsnx
VICTROLAS
and
RADIOS '
BOLD 0N EASY TERMS
The Hamilton Shop
TWALL 3T. NORWALK
CHRISTMAS IS
OBSERVED AT
LOCAL SCHOOL
. Washington S c h 0 0]
Children Hold Ap-
propriate Exercises
~Recitntions
It Came Upon tho Midnigh'
(Dion-warlock
“hot I‘d Like to Do—
Robert Johnson. Grads 1.
Christmas Panic-m" ~Grddo l.
'ourtnco Lewis. \\'ll.ltcr Btlik.
llalen Manchlou. Roginaid Vesta.
l listen German. Dorothy \l'otersz
i Ju‘ti‘ Mike. "‘ 6. Bantu Ullul.
Inhalation: Just Two Christma—
; l; ymour Radar" c ,, "s l.‘.'.
‘11"CIIJJIl0nI The Lost Dotio-llclcn
i McLschlan. Grade 1. ‘
Song: 0 (:"IT'H’. All Yr: Faithfulw
l School.
. A Sketch.
1 1-2-1!-
Moihcr Goose—~Dorothy Wolfr.
i 01d \\'omun—-.\In—gucrlto lurk
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Mother Goow —Grodcs
llctl‘r—J‘harlcs Gil u.
Jm'k Horner—licnry Monitor.
Old ,‘Tfl'ht'l‘
l’csak.
Little Doy Blue—George .N'tidin.
Little Miss Mult‘rt»Dorothy sunr.
Little no-i’rtepr-lii'w Lonihun.
'Rccitntion: \\’hy?-—-Ruth Delliamin,
l Betty Murray, tirade 2'.
me; Duncc: Dancing Enmvilakes—
3 Dorothy Sadr, Grades 1-2.
anllta Claus' Visit-Gradcs 1-2 and
two from Grunt.- t‘w
Mum Clnilstchn )iilto.
Mrs. Sanmmtfloidc my.
. Teacher-Dcrothy Pesnit.
(land Childrcan. ""rino Tuttlc.
Alice Lycr-tt. \‘crnn Durrngh
Victor l’arlni, linthlcrn Mc-
Gruth. BClly Sanuik.
ITMitt'h/n: Santa's lAttlo
Grade 2.
‘Song: (‘llrz'itmrtr Etc-Grade 2.
.li'nllh i’ltly: Sunni. Clam-I Baby-—
' Crmios l. 2. 3. O- »
ilcrnrd Lewis—Santa Claus.
timothy Childrcnwnngclu Bonuti.
Dorothy Column ilclcn bliimko.
Gertrude Soltlfl. Thomas hick-
Ivar.
Song: King (‘hriztnw- Grade t.
VDrnmut‘z'tlon: From "‘ "is Christ.
mas Chroiwcrndc 3—-
Mrn. Rtlggltwu-Hc'm
ti.
litl him rd ... Do rot liy
nonv-
”:ns. Grade
The Children-vanilla 3-
Sttrlth liiautlalithel Mimi.
Clcmcntalidwnrd Parks.
Kitty~Msry Corish.
Pour-«Fred Bondy.
Cornralltls-~l§dwin Stillr,
Simon-«Sylvia Lyooby.
Poorio~liiadeiinn Troinno,
liilywl-Hizubeth Chickvnry.
Lnrry~Cnrol Rosie.
Song: Silent Night-wts‘chooi.
’lccitntion: Christmuu Wishes ~—
Grsdo b-6-Louiro .1‘uchy. Mary
Mirovokl'. Lillion C‘atntk. Mary
Kubovic. lie'on Merriam. Edith
Vans. Dorothy l’srmslco. L'ilinn
\l'cishelt, Mari/h l‘ rims.
Dialogue: Darninr. Christmas Stock-
ings—donuts Sutton, James Miller.
Gratin 6.
Song: Tho First Noel~Six girls trom
Grade 6.
”:5,th The People‘s Trco-0rudos 4.
Spirit at tho liil- Two-Rosa Zemon.
Snowbirds—x-Mny Freedman. Ran Din-
kowitz, Julia Stclz. Ethel Rosen-
field.
Boy Scouis~llliul chlnn. John Bre-
kovsky.
Chorus s; l'.’ Childrrn.
Flag Sullitc.
Lullaby: Sting during Pantomime—
Allce. Lycett. Frances Marielle.
Mary Nomith, Dorothy Gsinor.
Frances Psvlik. Betty Sonnik.
Jcnnottc Steinbcrg. Helen Shimko.
Klndcrgnrlcn.
Greeting. I
Merry Christmas. A
Prayer.
The Christmas Story.
Song: Como to the Manor—Class B.
Lullaby: Rook the Baby—Class.
.gt—
WISHING
YOU ALL
A MERRY
CHRISTMAS
lMonsRN MARKET
P. E. l’nirchlld. Prop.
15 N0. MAIN ST.
A
‘ FALL colrrs FOR
. 3011001. CHILDREN .
For comfort and marine“
.thoso costs will lppeg] to
youngsters and likewise to
‘psronto for their servic'esbili.
Sons: Once a Little Baby Luv—-
Class A. I
Short Talk: Santa Claus.
Song: 0 Santa. 80 J"‘ yu-C'lnss.
Talk: Santa's Helpers.
Fingcr Play: The Toy Shop.
Borg: The Big 1"”; “‘um-Class.
Story: A Letter to Sam-i.
Molhcr t‘ocsc Sour-Class.
Song: Old Santa Claus-Class.
Disil‘”‘“llon of Pitt? and luncheon
followed the exerclscs.
Happy New Year—Class.
Dean. and finial.
Mrs. John Fountain.
Word has been received here of
the death. in Bridgeport. or Mrs
John Fountaine. .1 former resident
of this city. '
Mrs. Fountalno died suddenly at
her home. 1073 Strotford avenue.
Wodnoodoy morning.
Sho 'ls survived by her husband
and one son, Orisndo Williams. of
Tscoms. Washington.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Fountains resided in
hon-walk for” soversl years bstore
moving to Bridgeport. o. tow years
ago. an
Tho funeral will ho hold from the
mortuary chapel of August 0. Bolt»
1888 Stratford avenue. Bridgeport
Saturday ofternoon st 1:10 o'clock.
Interment will be in Bridgsport.
All Collegians to
Face Amory Five
The All Collegian of Norwoih will
(too the Armory Film in tho prollm-
llory gusto st in armory tonight.
The ooilogo boys will hsvo oovoroo
woil known High school ours on tho
floor. who are now shining on bus
Itotbsli courts oloowhon. Thomas
"tins" Bkidd or Mpho'ttso lion-so.
Erwin "tors" nouns- 0W
born Propulsion school. W
of It. um linlvorsits. looms
i'in-loou and mu Holt-lit will woos
the uniforms at tho collogloas. The
lArmory Five will have its regular
coupon tho floor scanning of
Glam Plant Tom lreiond. which"
Hawthorn. My Fanning sud Eddie
Hollow. Tho norm is scheduled to.
stoma-5 o'clock with “V " Bro-
thortos as tho roam
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The trcsoul-y bolonco was not
roooived up Io pross tints. Pilono
fl sod it will be glvon you.
.1
Amount or
51.500 18 mm
An sttochmcnt of ".500 no filod
union the property ot Chsl-ies .T.
sud Anna McGovern of East . Nor-
woili. in love: of Burns Brothers.
New i'orlt cits. to the cities oi Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith. yesterday
Afternoon.
owe the piaintln the sum oi $910.
Damagvs ot’ “.200 are asked.
The cage is returnable at the Jon-
unry term of tho ttourt of Common
Pleas. Attornow Josoph .i. bovine of
Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulens
served lhc papers In the cure.
AUTOS count,
. DAMARESUGHT
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All automobile collision occurrod
at tho cornor of South Main and
Concord strut-t. shortly before Heron
o'clock last evening.
‘ (flit-sitar Fanning. driving ooutll in
Sallih Main stroct. contact! with on-
othor machine driven by .1030le Me-
lriski of it Lexington avenue.
aged. Tho Accident was invrsttgotcd
by Patrolman David Snift‘cn.
:lll’illl’ttln
count ROME
John Iiuclticy. Jr.. sccrcturi' to
Jumcs M. Lynch. president of the
international Typographioui Union.
with headquarters at lndiannpoiis.
Ind. is cxrcctcd to arriVo in this
city today. to spend the holidays
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Buckley. Von Boron avenue.
EAST NUIiWAI.K
A Christmna pm-nut will be gii‘t‘n
at the Christ Episcopal Church on
Sunday nftcrnoon at 4 o‘clock. Tho
psgsant was entirely written by Rev
Robert B. B. Fools. rt‘ctor oi lliu
church. and his wile.
Tho ni‘toir consists of tire episodes.
which tire;
The Annunciation; Visit or Mary
to Elizabeth; Shepherds in the
Field: Herod‘s Court: Adoration of
the Shepherds and the Magi oi the
Mangor.
The cast includes:
M73. Cliiford B. Loo. Mary; Jnlnos
iiionteith. Joocph: Mrs. Arthur Coir.
Elizshoth: F Slnrdovont. Irving W.
llllbllcll null Edward J. Dwycr. Magi;
Daniel 0. Robinson. Alvin Kling
and Edward Roblnso... Shepherds";
Arthur hiorchouso. Herod; Charles
A. Clark, Chief Priest; William A.
Reid. S'ribc.
EVurell Sanford. Messenger; \‘l‘ill-
tum Burns and Martin Gabrielson.
Attendants; Mrs. Charlotte souford.
Angel Gabriel; Mrs. Frsnk Bturde-
cant. Mrs. Arthur Morchourc. iiiiss
Kate it'vumich. Miro Hoion Brohni.
Miss Julia Clark. M' ("ire Erick-
son. Miss Elcuror Ezickson, Mtg.
Elisabeth Keoier. Mrs. lrvinx llub-
bolt and Mrs. Hal-2y Cnpcntot. .mg.
els.
The cntire‘piny is until-r the direc-
tion of Mrs. Foote and Miss Minnie
Kimmlch will be orgap'st.
I o t
Robert "Bud" Avery of Strawber-
ry Hill ovenuo painfully cut his
thumb with a moot cleaver tvhllo
working at the Ideal Market. on
Cow uvcnuc. ycsterday.
. 0 8 0
Arthur Cummings. manager or the
gas 'otnilon at East avenue and Win-
nold street was in Bridgeport last
evening visiting friends.
!War Veteran Tries
l Pistol; It Kills Him
NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-(AP).
After placing the last trinket on a
Christmas tree which he had pre-
pared for his young daughter.
Brynn Coleman; '27 year old war
veteran, shot himsuit at his home in
Roosevelt Long island. today. He
died two hours later. ,
"I wondcr if this blamed thing
works?" Coleman remsrkod as he
pulled the trigger of tho revolver.
Bill Hart Sends
Westporter a Gift
Tax Collector Joseph Hyatt. 0'
“estport prises one Christmas git
very highly. That is a book sent
to him by William (Bill) 8. Hort.
Tho book oloo woo written by Hart
and is ontit.od "A Lightor o:
Y‘imost' Bill Kort wished tilt
Wootport Tux Colloctor tho souon':
gomkpllmonts sud autographed th
co .
XMAS “IND. ”4.0“ ‘
NEW YORK. Doc. :i.-tAP.)
The tintistmuiund of the New York
Amofiooo. ‘for whose benefit the
boxing show at. Modioon Sous"? woo
conducted lost strut. rocoivod "l.-
.986 today. from the Slate Athlotic
Poland-ion.
This fund roprosontod '60 por cost
at tho gross roooipto. the minimum
forshorily roouirod by the rules at
tho commission.
M
WING now.
no. Am rain of 7 ma
Ploco is the luclty winner of o 3!
inch Christiano doii‘. ofiored by tho
Doll mm on Woven-o.
., ill-ll. Y. non,
It. is alleged that TIN: defendants
Bridgoport roprvm‘nto the plotntiifsw
Both nlnchim-s wort- olilthtiy dom- l
THE EVENING 3mm
Somo or Norn'ulk'o policemen will
be smoking cigars from now until
next Christmas
When u reporter tram 'Iho Liven-
l‘ug Sentinel walked into lIlt. down—
town lolloo station loot owning. ho
lurnmi sround and wutkcd right out
osoin. thinking that ho hsd cnlcrcd
u c'gsr store. int‘trnd of a police sts.
lion.
Sergeant Frank Raymond Illtn
stopped out frrtn behind s pile 0:
oils: boxes and informed him that
ho was in the police station.
n
NIL—so. NORWALK. CONN.
Norwa'k Showers Pulice
With Christmas Cigars:
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rt'ccivcd msny otlit-l- "lftr.
As he turned back he was ocurli
knocked down by l’Lil'olmnn Milton
Lockwood. who was coming out.
with his arms toll of cigar Losvs.
Norwalk‘s pollt‘ri'. . urc ccrt..inly
ptpulor with tho l: of Norwolk.
if Christmas gifts of tlsui‘s run he
lukcn no I dun.
All day yesterday bonus oi «jars
poured into lllt: dowlfou'n police-
hosdqtinter! from all scclions utthe
city.
Mombors or the l'»(“:c iorce also
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CHRISTMAS DAY ,
. nu. RESULTS ‘
m in SUIT,
City Is Sued for $2.0th
1 by Anna TOVFSIIB-
i lied on Sidewalk.
Year Ago ,
i
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i Damages ot lflmtn) are asked ini
lun action started against tllL‘ City:
Beidcn avenus. ycktcrdny, l‘
i it is alleged ihst the Sideli'nllt in'
Belden ovenuc was In an icy cou-
‘dltion on IM‘Ct'mbt'r '25. l‘JL-‘l. :lndl
:tlint the plaintiff blimvu an: iclll
l rcceiving iniur'ies. '
l The cost: is returnable in tlir.‘ Su 1
lperiol- Court at the Jdnultry turm.
l Attorney Joseph J. IAllRuuiit-r re
loi‘ Norualk by Anna Tow it dog‘John Lund. st‘ncrai if the lad dirt-l
prcstints llil. plaintiff. (Ion; I’llilt '
l l.c itoy Downs served tilt: papa-5 li‘.‘
f the cost. v
M- m...
iPOilR ill: .DRlEN
or CITY Mill.
(in BY n. is
(Continual from Part: 0n:- )
Then. with tours streaming down
her face. the mother thnnkud "Alias
Santa. Claus" a number at linwn
saying tho "Now t'.oro Would be u-
ilttls more money in tho homo to
purchase the nocossidcu or lltn."
0thnr parents More oquutiy as
thnnltiui and lcnrtul when lI’iu gills
were dolivorrd to their homes. They
said they could rent ouslt-i' tiurlns
the night. Willi the thought that i
their youngstors would. not be dis-1
sppoiontod in the morning.
Several iott ovor gifts worn taken
to tho Norwaik Day Nursery. where
they will bt- given to til-l needy chli~ .
dren there. ' '
The response was (:\'l‘.'u groutt-rI
than woo expound. l'rescnts or all;
kinds poured into the Sentinel oitice l
wiorday. '
A few articles. asked for by some i
youngsters. were not sent in. butI
with tho sum oi lnonoy soul in by;
the Lions club and several other-l
kind friends. these articles. mostly :
clothing, were purclnsed. ;
Crowds Follow Truck. l
Whonover a truck would stop. in;
order to let the Boy Scouts dollwri
the packages. :1 throng of young- 1
stars would clnmour about all usk~ ‘
ing it little gift. It was only with
difficulty that the crowds were kept ,
away from the machines in order to
let the Scouts examine and deliver,
tho gifts. As soon as the trucksl
started on its way. it good share of
thesu youngsters would run in back ‘
at it tlntit the next stop. when they ;
would join a. fresh crowd. l
The Evening Sentinel wishes to
thank all of its gencrous readers for
their wholcllcnrtcd support of it:I
"Alias Santa. Claus" appeal.
There are many joyful children in
tho city today whose happiness was
mode by your being an "Alias Snu-
ts Claus."
JUDGE WALSH
: MUCH BETTER
Judge John J. Walsh oi the Court
or Common Pleas. who has been ill
at his home. Msrvin Bosch. for the
past several weeks. is much im-
proved and is expel-ltd to return to
his court duties otter the New Year
DAMAGE SUITS
The low firm 0! Light. 'Dunbar
against people in Westport and Nor-
ond Quinton have two .tctions
walk seeking to recover damages
Frank E. and Ernest Lula at “'95t-
port hovo been mods dotsndonts in
a. suit started by Aspinwsil Judd at
New York city who socks damage:
oi 81.000. Action also has been
tskon ogoinst R. L. Vondorwotor oi
Norwsik in' favor of the Kolvinstol
Solos Corporation of New York city
Tho uses will be hand in the Com
molt Plus Court in Bridgeport in
the Johnny term. Deputy sheriff
J. Edward Lycott served the papers.
in both cases. i
PRIDE 0F UKGAS MEET
Tho-usual roosting oi the Pride
of Uueu council. Dogroo oi Poco-
hontos. woo hold loot ovoning in
Red lion's Holt. Wool. Washington
otroot. Tho onsuolroports out: of-
neon wot-o road. Ind pious
Molotov-lama" ports t
oont loot ovoning from Bionic
Bfldl‘flfl-
HOLIDAY vimom
Mr. and Mrs. Chorloo lion
Pullmon. Washington. oro s
Dr. Georg W.
.u...
-Advcrtloc in tho
Sedans -
MASS MEETING
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3 VOLUNTEER
Scifuate, Mass, Truck1
Skids .a n d Turns:
Over—Two Men
Knocked Senseless
NORWELL, Mass. Dec. 24.
(AP). Thrco volunteer members «.1
the Scitunto Fire Department \tl't‘f'
killed and two othvrs knockctl till ‘
conscious-when their truck shout-ti,
und overturnvd wltilr- spot-dint; Ill
a tire here this morning. .
The dead arc: Gt-orgo Burrows!
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0F BIBLE CLASS Mnthcy of three children: iiugh Mt.-
“ of lth; children. *
0N tilt. 28TH?
(Continucd from Page One.) .l
l
dress at the evening w;ll be given by,
Lester ll. Clcc of Stamford. his subm
it‘ct brim: "The Eur lll‘tiilb iiihie;
C.i11;f~' hit-u." Following this (ltldll‘b‘r’;
he military organization (I the clubs.
will in. o-xpluincd Ls. . two-minutt .
talks will bu gixcn by J.._._;b.- 'I‘. Dun‘l
bur. goneru-l of tho Lilllt: tinisw and .
:ion. The cnrollm'cnt cords \"l. their
be distributed to all present and anl
c":ortunity to r'gn up l'or hither th
P.9d Cr Blue division will then be
givrn. Dr. John 1.. Davis of Ncw‘
Yozk wcll known t, kor to mon,‘
will gCVs an address on “M n and the
Bible." This part of the prcsranl'
will be brought to a conclusion withl
:z‘wther bong l"""r the direction oi"
Mr. Pndtlo k. nflcr which the: mvnl
Will (:0 downstn‘rs ‘ the banquets
ht:'2 to enjoy lh“ btzi’ supper. -,
The broad. yet simple aims of this l
Class are reported to have mode on!
appeal to men of all faiths It is Ill-i
ready certain that it is in a very not A
some going to be an "Eycrymnn's
liiblo Class. The invitation card.
which is bring :‘ll'('p..l‘(‘d for distrib- '
utiouswtes that the cluss mlLlit‘a no:
distinction as to creed or color. Thai
fact that the Close luts'no organizer» '
tiau to serve. or no selfish intcrcslsl
lo promoto in any way; makes it:
possible for ‘lnyunan to join with
the Class and considvr losuther with l
hundreds of other men tho morull
foundutions oi uocd citizenship. (It’ll-t!
of tho features of the program willl
he trequent occasions when deleg‘u-‘l
lions will be rnudc up following the
Class solution ‘to'go in groups to nll‘
otlho churches of the conlmun’ty.
Commitllos st work.
The uupply commute. which is
under the icudt rrhip oi George Int:-
hum of East Norwulk and Who ml
lwins assisted by Howard Gorllum.
and C. Fred Kuch Jr.. is busy supply- l
in; song books. markers for thel
military units. buttons and badges;
The Advertising committee undo-rt
the leadership ot A. H. Sisson tsl
‘W‘rklnx on a. campaign of adwrtis- !
int: calculated to get ills clurs ht...
fm'r: the men of the comnltlnlty.i
'i‘lioy am using slides in the local]
lilcutrcs. banners an automobiles until
.lro planning to man owl-y :otherl
\‘uilnhlo means of advertising. All.i
dison 15. Austin 01 the advertisinlzl
committee is orzunlzing ll. tier: of;
nutomobilt-s to help bring men ml
the class on tho opening Sunday;
of January 3. Cars will be started;
frOm the outlying districts nun.
routed over the dirt-ct routw~ to thol
place or mutating. so that any mun
\VIIO desired will find it possible to
ride to the class. Thomas T. Tutiic
hits Just boon added as a member
of tho udVertisiN; committee and
Will hoi‘cnl’ter hum charge of the
newspaper publicity.
Tho housing commitie‘ts. under the
Chairmanship of Clarence A.
Brown. is finding it difficult to se-
cure a‘hnll largo enough to accom-
modate 500 or 0700 men that is suit-
ably lot-mod, This committee how-
ever. expects to be able to report
not later than Monday evening a
ploco where the first Sunday session
of the Class will be held.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS.
Not in the distant sky alone.
Whore norm can #390 iii: face.
For of! from man He's mudo to share
His wisdom. power. grace;
But here on earth God dwell with us,
So near that we can rind
His Presence in our very selves—
In heart. and will. and mind.
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The pledgo of this we can in Him
Who canto at. Christmas-tide:
The babe. the youth. the man. in
whom
God's l‘ulnoos doth abide. ;
Tho Way. the Truth. tho Life is lie 1
For every son of man i
Who'd walk with God. and talk u-itllj
God, 3
And serve Him as he can. i
REV. AND MRS. 1
ROBERT B. B. roots. l
Christ Church Rectory, l
East ){orwalh Conn. ,
' i
I John a: 24: “Hereby we know;
that He obidotn in us. by the Spirit
which Ho gave us."
j pnnlvd by tht "Ili'tuliitlcant."
[the psgcnt and the spiritual inspir-
Dermott. single; Frank Hull. lathe:
l
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r
in!
'J‘llc. threw lncn (Hare ltilitd
Ltnntly. Efforts of titty men war:
l‘cquircd to lift the brow truck.
front the bodies of the victims.
MIRACLE PLAY ;
or THE Mllvnr
IS lithium;
(Continucd from Page One.)
of Christmas Carols. in which the
uudianc Joinvd and which led up to
the Miracle propt-r. crt-ntinx an ill-
moapherc conducivo- to it‘s real up-
prociatlon. Following tho singing oi
tho carols and tho trading of the
t‘llriliimas story from the scriptures.
tho oplcndid "I‘anthun do Noel." by
Adam. prt-(‘ul'dt'd [I‘m filll'nt‘e. tch
fell as the nzlilcstic notes 0 h.-
"Msrch of the Magi Kings." opened
the. Miracle play. 1
Following the appearance a! th4
ungol Gabriel was the scene at lhc
Annunciation. which was cccom
which
you chanted by the UllSt‘t'n choir
During~ the next squares. in which
the chephcrds \vundrrcd through the
night. and finally slithered sbout
thtir tiny fire. the air was filled
With the splendor of the “I‘llstornl'
Symphony” from the "Messiah." At
the reappearance of the angel Gn
briel. womcn's qucrtotte sum;
“The Adoration.’ and “Gloria in Ex
crisis." During tho journey of ill»
Three Kings. Ll men's tlunrtolte stint-
“We Three King's of Orient Are."
At the manger sconc.‘lho contraitt
solo. “Silent flight" was sung. whil-
ior the closing of the servictl. and
us the final note of triumph in the
birth of the king. the “Hallelujah
Chorus" irorn inc. :ucssioh. closed thcl
ill.prcsslvo service, ’
No indhiduol praise can be givcp
to any of tho cast. Each was on
perb ill his part. Miss Elizabeth
t’olzer made a most beautiiul Virgin,
Mary. and William Ferris wool
Joseph. Those appearing as Lin
prophets wcro Conrad Frey and
l’nitm r Sucrtnltn. lltlrold Nash wan
Gabriel. The Kings or Aruby
Taurus. and Author wore portrayed
by William \Velnltz. ti‘nlvin Barton.
and Flt-ll Illnlb. Tllt' shepherd;
were Carlton l.'llfll:l“..uod. l’llbiui'
Sudt'l‘SLl‘Oill and William (lustnfson
liichord Whipple and Towers littmll-
too were sitar boys.
Mrs. Franklin li‘\‘iliS’ Smith head-
ed the general committee in churgv
ind she was assisted by the tollow~
inc: Lighting and tolOl‘ clients.
Francis ll. Northrup; sconery. lio-
ward and licrbt-rt Tilly: construe
Lion. William H. l-‘errio'. properties
Harold L. Nash; costumes. Mrs. F.
J. lrndbury. Mrs. liurold L. Nash
and Mrs. P, H. .Vorthrup: and busi.
new arrangements. Carleton Under-
wood.
The musical arrangements tor
the serum: “ti-re made by Mrs.
Franklin lriting Smith. director of
the choir of the church. and general
chzildnan of tho Miracle Play com-
tnittno. Walking with her “as Mrs.
Lois Burchard licdner. organist,
and assisting were Norman Sinn-
nard, 'coillst, and Clarence Hanker-
utie. trumpeter. The members of the
doubts quartetto which tormed thel
unseen choir wcro soprano; Misses
Mabel Miller and Elsie Moulthrop;
altos. Mm l‘. Irving Smith and
Miss Laura Soderstrom: tenors.
Charles Nash and William lves: and
basses. Frank Nash and llornce Fol.
Ion.
Following Uh: presentnn'on of the
pageant. congratulations were heap—
on the committee tor the beauty of
so
atlon conveyed.
CHAS. ROACHE
DIES SUDDENLY
NEW CANAAN. Dec. 24.-—tAP.)
Word was rcceivod here today 0! th-
death in Florian of Charles Roocht
who has a summer piano at. SUVt-l
mine hero. With Mr. Roacho was .
court attendant at West Forms i
the Bronx. He left on a two week.»
vacation :1 short time ago.
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SEASON’S GREETINGS
TO ALL
Rogers Er Stevens
Two Stores
NORWALK SO. NORWAI.I\'
I The Spirit of Christmas
' calls us to a better appreciation of old fl'lt‘iltlsllills.
May every page in the records of the New Y an:
bring you a full measure of Happiness and Pros
perity.
MILTON EL WOOD
The Arch Preservcr Store
122 Washington St. So. Norwalk
Prompt
Delivery
Phone
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
TO ALL OUR PATRONS
83 \VASHISGTON STREET SOUTH .VORWALK. (50).).
The Management Of . The
Palace and Regent Theatres
Extend Best Wishes and Heartlest
Greetings to the Public
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CHRISTMAS DAY
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PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS
LADIES:
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Dainty mules of brocade. satin and Icntllcr ..... $4.00 to 87.00
Wit sud lmthcr Comfort Slippers. many colors ....... $2.2!»
Silk and Silk snd Wool Hosiery . . 2.00 to $2.50
MEN'S:
Slippers of all kinds, Moccasins. Everett: and Comforts
".50 to 84.00.
Arctics, Boots. Rubbers for the whole family.
conumtv & BRACKEN
SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS!
TO ALL.
Norwalk Chronicler