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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK. CONN.
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C1111) HOMES H P. 0.8. OFA. CAMP
Christmas Dance; Prizes Given ENJOYS ANNUAL
2 About 100 attended the dance of
i e South Norwalk Club. held in the
glib rooms. Washington street. last
sins. .
The rooms were decorated with
" white and blue paper streamers
"or the occasion.
Mr. Charles Wicks and Miss Do.
y Frey were the Winners Of the
is. in the lucky ,number dance.
.. hey were each pretreated with a
l
'Mireahmente were served by the
tertolnment committee of the
'7 lib.
‘ The committee in charge of the
r was headed by Samuel Velour.
ha M. Glover. Carlton Gould and
bert Fitch.
’ Music was furnished by the Mo-
llo‘dy Boys.
'ATHOLIC WOMEN
TO OBSERVE 10TH
ANNIVERSARY
The Bridgeport branch of the
tholio Charitable bun-nu will
ebrate its tenth anniversary Bun-
. night at a banquet to be held
the Catholic Community nousc on
”illusion avenue liridgepon. All
. a who have been on the staff of
a branch since in: inCeptlou have
__en invited to be present and will
din with the present members of
e staff in celebrating the event.
e Bridgport di ision was the
floor in organized Catholic Char-
. I in this state. it was found-rd
.. Rev. Mathew Judge now if Sims-
ry, and Miss Marguerite lioyizin
__ the first secretary. When the
Work broadened the headquarters
‘u removod to Hartford and Miss
nylon became executive secretary.
‘ov. John Landry was made super.
filler for the branch and upon his
its appointed to a parish out of
wn was succeeded by Rev. John
. Sullivan. pastor of the Church of
e Assumption. Miss Doylan‘s
one was taken by Miss Victoria
' ‘mour who has been responsible
the marvelous growth of the
tholic Charitable work in Bridgc~
véihoo the organization of the
' xsport Catholic Charities. Fath-
.»Judge has founded branches in
low London. Hartford. New Haven
Waterbury.
The special guests at the banquet
ll be Rev. M. J. Judge. Rev. John
"Llndry. Waterbury; Miss Mar-
rlte T. Boylaii. Miss Honors
.t‘ley. Hartford: Mrs. Mabel God-
'Weet Cheshire; Miss Grace
1pc, New Haven: Mlle Jane L.
h. Pittsfleld; Miss Nellie Hur-
Nowtown center: Miss Cordelia
.. Bayonne. N. J.. Miss Ruth
. dovant. Danbury: Miss Eliza-
.‘Daley. Roxbury: Mrs. Anna
'van and Mrs. Charles E. Ward.
‘5... Thomas Sullivsn. Mrs. M.
‘re. Miss Mary Doyle. Miss Mn-
.Garvey of Bridgeport. and Miss
‘ Mareney of New London.
he present staff consists of Rev.
'A. Sullivan. Mien Victoria Lar-
ti Miss Elizabeth S. Cain. Miss
1 it). A. Moran. Miss Mary’ Casein.
Mary V. Waller. Miss Eliza.
LM. O‘Dwyer. Miss Dorothy
r, Miss Mildred Russell. and
Katherine Coffey. '
XMAS PARTY
Camp No. 8. P. 0. S. of A.. held
its regular meeting at 4 Franklin
itreei. last evening. Routine busi-
nt-ss was transacted and was follow-
ed by ii. Ciirlstnme iron entertain.
menu
The program included:
Vocal and instrumental music.
Plain solo by Vlrsinia Boyd.
Recitation by James Barrett.
Piano solo by Mrs. Davidson.
Recitation: by Beatrice Arnold.
Recitation by James Rees.
Piano solo by Earl Bloom.
Recitation by Esther Russell.
ltecileiion by Mrs. Ethel Biyd.
Ti. program wits followed by dis-
tribution of gifts and refreshment-s.
M’KINLET AUX.
ENJOYS PARTY
AND PROGRAM
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Wil-
liam McKinley Cump. i'. S. W. V.
hi-ld their Christmas party last eve-
ning at Foresters' hall. Charles Davrs.
who took the, part of Santa Claus.
distributed zlfts of candy. pop corn
and presents to all present. A fine
program of entertainment was given
and was in charge of Mrs. Florence
Coleman and Airs. Elizabeth Rus-
soil.
The program: included:
Plano solo. Clllil’lt‘t- Coleman.
lit-citation. Anne Coleman.
Rrudlng. Helen Godfrey.
Duet. Anna. and Master
Colemun.
Song. Anna Coleman.
Piano solo. itiinrles L‘nlrmun.
Ch‘nrlu ("elm-nan is a well known
pianist. and broudcnsm from sto-
ilon “'HN. New York.
ltofrrshments. which
:hot dogs. rolls. cake and
were nervi-d.
Squirrel Pelts
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Ch s rlrs
included.
coffee.
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Miss Gertrude Gesscloins of New
York city. well known soclui work-
.\ii-s Poul Forester wearing a
striking cont. no she aplioarod on
Park avenue. New York City.
.er. will epouli iii the not“ meeting
. lot the Counctl oi .lt-wish Women
~ . .. i 'l — .
its design accented \lrs lbw-slurs Strait‘leld llOlt‘l. Tuoeduy. January
costume '“s‘o'hly ornament was £9.31le UOSSltlnS will talk on social
silver tassel hanging ntthc right problems. . ~ .
front. Her shoes were plain opera
Skates slinrpciiod here. Full line
of skates. Skating shoes for young
and old. Corri'clly priced. A. W.
Hodge. 24 North Mllln Si.-—.\dv.
pumps of potent lt‘i'llllL‘l‘. with poorly
gray hose. and she curried one of:
the smart new soft leather bags of
mammoth proportions.
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" . M . lie 5‘ nton f i B it
YOUNG MARRIED mi: 1.5.2? suit... inch:
thunk through the. Sentinel, her
PEOPLE’S SOCIETY
HOLDS SOCIAL
The Young Married People's eo-
clety of St. Peter's Evangelical Lu-
theran church will hold a Christmas
social this evening in the church
but-merit. The society is made up
of young married couples of thr-
church. Tho committee in charge
includes; Mrs. August Pcclitoid. Mrs
Ernest and Mrs. Ewald C. Wenzel.
A short Chrisiii-as service will be
held. after which a program of
games will be QIlJOyi‘d. A Christ—
mas tree will be erected and, pros-
neighbors and friends for their kind-
ness to her through her liusbund's
sickness and demise.
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WATCH AND CLOCK
Repairing important thlnu which
are done expertly at 0. B. Jackson's
Jewelry Sioro."bs Wall street. it is
the proper thin: to have time pieces
looked over at least once each year
and put in proper repair—it prolonn
the life at the semen-Adv.
I O O
Lady Muriel Pfl‘cl is to lecture in
America this winter on her work in
the Balkanl. where she has been one
of the loaders in rehabilitation and
Made in This Bank Before
January 10th
Will Draw Interest From
January lst
ALDEN SOLMANS, President
GEORGE L. WOODWARD, Treasurer
You Can Still Join Our Christmas Club
entn given to those present. Refresh-
ments it'll be sorted.
relief work since the war.
& h_ I
-—Now is the time to arrange for
your fur remodeling work. [3.3-
peril are employ-d here for the re.
modi-ilng of fur ci‘aia Conservolii‘r
prii-es prevail The twin i‘ity Valet
in North Main street Phone 408.—
Adv. _
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The regular meeting of the Eu-
.deovor Circle oi the South Norwnlk
lifongrugntlonal church will be held
this riflernoon at the home of Mrs.
l Jennie Bodweli. 6 Seymour street.
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Election of officers and at Christ-
mas party will be on the program
for the meeting of Lady Washing—
ton Lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem. '
to commence at 7:30 o'clock to-
night in Red Mons' hall. Main
street.
II C O
l ——Ra.dios and Victrolas sold ’on
' easy terms Donnelly.—-—Adv.
‘ O O I
‘ Election of officers and o Christ-
mas party will take place at the
meeting of Our Sisters' Rebekah
Lodge this evening. ,
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—Household Coke.—Hnrris A: train
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Mrs. Charles Wrenn of Wilson’s
Point will have n. Christmu party
for her dancing class of little child-
ren this afternoon at the Royal
James Inn.
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-Bliumlnous h-msehold Goals-
Harria & Gena-Adv.
I C O
The members of the First )1. E.
church will i'njoy the annual Christ-
mas bar-iv and entertainment in the
church toniaht at 7:30 o'clock.
I O O
r’ AT CU‘l‘BilJS man MARKET
Every business day in the year
this market has on hand the choic-
est of fish in season. Dally ship-
ments arrive and then too the same
is properly iced and cared for on
arrival. Deliveries made lll' over
Nowell: and nearby vicinity 11
North Rain St. Phone lot—Adv.
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The ladlee' Aid lodety Will hold
its annual meeting at the Bethlehem
one of Pocahontas. and the Cook-
cnoe tribe. No. 32. held their annual
Christmas tree party last night in
Red Men's hell on Main street. A
splendid program was arranged.
There were two Christmas trees. one
in each corner of the hell.
The program was as follows;
Selection—Steve's Happy l’lve 0r-
choc-ire.
Recitation—by Dcu Miller.
Dullocwby \Vennlo Betta and
limb liunks. accompunicd by Mrs.
Viiiisl.
Solo «by Boil Thomas. iii-compan-
led by Mrs. Jt-osto Mallilii.
Iteeliution~by Noriniin
ton. ,
Selections-by orchestra.
Dome-41y Catherine Smith
Marlon White. accompanied
Mrs. Jesse bluikln.
Violin selt~cilon~-~-by Bob Miller.
Dance—by Chillill‘lllu \‘iiost null
accompanied by Mrs. \‘rinst.
Selection—by orchestra.
itccltnlion~by Howard Rog-yrs.
Dance—~by Wonnit: lloffn. and
MIZPAH CIRCLE
, HOLDS ELECTION
l OF OF FICERq
The blizpeh Circle. of King's
Daughters. of the South Norwalk
~ liapilst church. held its election of
officers at the regular meeting yrs-
terdny. The former officers 0i the
circle were all rte-elected. They iii-
ciude:
Miss Ethel Robbins-leader.
Mrs P. l«‘. Boutwollwvico-leuder.
Mrs. Catherine ltoeelle~ireasuren
.\lrs. Emma Buxton—eecrctnry.
Mrs. Edith Tompkins—benevolent
committee.
Mrs. (‘lnrvnre
merit. committee.
Mrs. Louie Wood-«publicity com-
mittee.
A light lunch was served to those
present. The next meeting of the
.circle will be held on January 12. at.
the church.
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Miller—entertain.
Miss BatterSon to”
Wed Norman Adie
Mrs. Phoebe Bottrrson of newly-
ion. announce: the. engagement. of
her daughter. Florence Mae Haiti-r-
son. to Norman Adio of Brooklyn. N.
Y
i Mr. Allie is connected with the of-
fices of Johnson and Wood. brokers.
ill Broadway. bliss Batter-on is at
present employed in the offices of
Crofut and Knapp in and Order Dc-
purimcnt.
Brooksi‘de Chapel
Enjoys Xmas Film
The Brookslde Chapel boulin one
of the prettiest Christmas trees in
Norwalk. Sunday afternoon at b so
io'olock residents of the district‘im-
thered in the chapel and held a com-
munity carol singing.
Throuxh the kindness of Mrs. J.
itnndolph Bray. a special Christmas
film was shown. it being manipulat-
ed by Mr. Russell Frost Jr.
Efl‘icient Housewife
Mrs. Coolidge is said to be a. most
efficient housewife.
Notwithstanding the services of
any Competent attaches of the
bite House. she likes to potter
about the old executive mansion and
supervise many of tho household of-
t‘ali'a herself.
Westport. who are visttinr Mrs. P.
J. Reynolds in Richmond. Virginia.
They will motor home after the New
Your. '
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--'l‘hc cleaning. dyeing and pros-
sin‘ of garments is given the closest
attention at The Twin ('ity Velet's
Establishment. Work called for and
delivered. 67 No. Main St. Phone
{om—Adv. ‘
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Members of the Pride of Court
Nari-nit will” hold a drawing for a
turkey at the meeting to be held in
Eagles ball on Mott avenue.
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THE STAR LAUNDRY INSTALLS
. NEW WASHER.
at its establishment By the installa-
tion of the name. an added unit to
its equipment this concorn is in a
positiou now to do more and better
"wet washes" than ever before. it
might be in keeping with the sea—
son to consent that housewives start
the new year right by sending the
family wanting here to be done.
Your work. will be called for and
delivered. The Star Laundry. 11
Cross St. Norwnlk. Phone 3334.—
Adv.
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“The Gmtut Gift" will be pro
canted tonixht by the Volunteer
Girls club at the Broad River chapel.
The Sunday school entertelnnient
will follow.
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Members of the 14 clan of the
Norwalk )1. 3. church will to be the
Not-auntie home today.
Fire Chief .and. lira. Francis P.
Deni-lino of Westbort were visitors
Congregational church this after-
noon. l
o e c l
Mr. and hire. John Reid Jr.. of“
- “l _ . ' 1 Watch. left yesterdayvto loin ‘ Mr.
. " ' .9!“ “WWW“! NM! We °.'
in Norwalk yesterday.
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«Socials. Blue ducal Skates.
the- bent. at Denmark-Adv.
Wanoma Council and Cockenoe
Tribe Hold Xmas Tree Party
The Weno'mit Council. No. 31. do.I
Vnast.
Recitation—day Edith Rogers.
Vocal sclecuonr—by Mrs irving
Hiiinos. accompiinled by Mrs. Mai-
l\il1.
Recitation-«by (lone linbbins.
Recitation—by Catherine Smith.
.\ plnylciiu was thrn 121%”. it was
The
.cul'ed 'Huwillfl Carpet. Rage.”
cost consisted of Elizabeth Styled.
[Birdie Jones. .\liiry lioiir.
Wood and Jennie Sutherland.
i Louie Yost played the port of
Santa Cluue to perfection. lie Mme
lillio the hell with a large puck 01'
gifts for all pri-soni. ills inipvrsrinm
l Lion of ”Old Nick" wns very good.
; 'l‘licrc wcro about «in clilldien who
1 received gifts. which consisted of
: some useful article. candy and
fil‘ailgvs. Litter ti grab-bug was held
, tor the grown-ups. Ciiko. ice crrnm
lzll‘id coffee was served, l"llll‘.li “1.!
l l'ollowi’ul by dancing.
'1 The committee in ohnrge includ.
ud' Bliss lillziibolh Mylod. :is chair-
mnn; Mrs. ltuhy Booth. Mrs. Birdie
.inner. Mini.- Anne \Vulrli. Mrs. Eliza
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limit and Mrs. l‘nurl liylngtnn.
iWATCH NIGHT
; SERVICE AT THE
S. N. M. E. CHURCH
I -,
l A Watch Night service will br- held
tomorrow evening from 9 to 13
io‘clock at the South Norwolii bi. E.
Church. The service will he {li\ldi‘d
into three sections. the first from 9
ll o‘clock. and the
io'clcck.
The first period will he a devotion.
al and cons sci‘vico. Rcv. Frederick
“A Jacobs. pastor of the First Con-
gregetionul Church of South Nor-
waik, will bring a illi'fit‘llgc to those
present.
A social time will be held during
last from it to 13
will be served.
The closing pti'loil will include :i
prayer and song service. A vocal
solo will be given by William Taylor.
tenor soloist in the Trinity choir.
Rev. Lester '1‘. Muller). pastor of the
South Norwnlk Baptist Church, will
be lhu speaker.
Couple Observe 53th
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Knapp.
lll‘ii ii‘onlsian .‘ivi‘nuo. liridgrpori.
are quietly observing lhv‘ir golden
wedding anniversary today and be-
cause Mrs. Knapp‘s health will not
permit. no celebration was planned.
Mr. and Mrs. Knapp were .mur~
rled in Bridgeport 50 years ago to-
day at the home of tho brides par-
t‘iits. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Taylor,
then living :it Myrtle avenue and
Prespoct street. Two children were
born to the couple. one of whom ll
now living. Dr. George E. Knapp. ti
dentist. in Nnuzotuck. He has two
sons. While her health permitted.
,Mrs. Knapp was a faithful atii-ndnnt
lit the SecOnd Baptist Church Mr.
Knapp has been with the N. Buck-
ingham & Company. lne.. for more
than 53 years.
Women’s Ass’n Plans
Four MuSical Events
The Women's Town improvement
Association of Westport has arrang-
cd to present four more musical en-
terialnmcnts during the winter sea-
son. The entertainments already
given this season have proven to be
delightful affairs and the association
hopes that the forthcoming events
will possess even it more popular ap-
peal with the residents. '
On Thursday. January it, C.
Everett Wallace will present lmpnr~
American Glee Club. a male quartet.
will appear in \Vcotport on Saturday.
February 20. and On Tuesday.
March 18 the Betsy Ross trio will
appear in an artistic r§clthl. The
final entertainment will be presented
on Tuesday. April 6. at which time
Miss m May Pike and lilies Frances
Fosltettc will appear in a program of
instrumental and vecal music.
Art School to Give—
Ballet. January 5
Preparations for the Christmas
Ballet of the Stamford School of
Arid are now almost completed and
the pron-am arranged promises a
real treat to art lovers. A: it was
announced earlier. the ballet marks
the about of the new term of the
school. and will be held in the
Casino Stamford. on Tuesday eve-
nlnz. Jan. 5. at 8.
There are still a few tickets to be
had. and Inybody interested zany
obtain them by phoning Mrs. Ar.
duino. 5850. Or the Chamber of
Commerce.
Mrs. Crawford to
Speak at Art League
him. John Crawford. of State
street. Weapon. representative to
the moral assembly. will address
the members of the Bridgeport Art
League on Monday. J nary 18. Hrs.
mwford will mail n "Women in
the [Ali-'atnre." A number of poo-
onq m: ion}. of Items
pie in Not-trail: and vicinity will at
ominous: home. tend‘thennflal. - -
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Ruth Banks. accompanied by Mrs.
Susie
to 10 o'clock; the second “um 10 roilien‘s .\.'~‘.'~'<.iiiiily iillil the
sanctions and vocal selections. The!
NORWALK REPUB. lCOlll‘l liftill'tbl, C
WOMEN PLAN T O
GIVE CARD PARTY
At a meeting of the entertainment
committee of the Somali: Republi-
can Women's Association. held yes-
tniiluy l'nOl‘Mili-z :it lllt,‘ Nib-walk
club, pluns worn (‘i'JillDll'iL‘d for the
annuni cuid pui‘ty to ho givin Juli-
uiiry ll. Monday iii'tvi'nooil fit 2
o'clock. .
Then: is tr.» lir-
ed :it the more of tho lll'li'd‘niiull.
The chairmen of the
words will be on
mitt-an. they including:
.‘llr. Herbert 0. Pollard.
\"iii'il.
Min. l‘i‘rcinnn l.lt;lll. fiil‘lllli‘l wurti
Mrs. Harold Wilson, i’lflh ward.
REV. TOMPKINS
PRESENTED WITH
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Tho :inniiril ITliriiiiiiiriii party. of tho
Norwulk .\l. L. (lllli‘ill. “A.“ Hl‘it‘ll
Inst rii‘nilil: :i'. "."l‘I U"!’M‘li. bl llii
(‘lillri‘lL .\ luritx iiuiiilmr vor- pin.
‘svnl .‘ill‘l u Iiii'i;~- i’lirlsiliius il’PC‘. \"'l‘)’
.‘l. prize for every
tubio and Ti'fl'l‘flllnli‘llis will be at‘rv-.
Varmint
the ticket com-i
firstt
.‘llb. liviirv ll.il‘ll.\. illll‘fl tvziri'l.
Airs. l"l’i‘ll"l‘lil-‘. llh“l.‘ii‘ll“l’. li;i‘ll’".l‘..
ward.
MONEY AT PARTY i
innit dwcorulwi. ut'i‘iii-i-il it promin-
iciit porilllon lll lllil room.
' Foxcrnl i-uli-l'luiiiiili; lilllills' rs won-
iKiicn by ilii.‘nll'Cl'5 t'l' 'lli’ Still-its) "
lFf‘l‘ifitll. ‘
' licrlrniii Milt-bill. “lie tank the
purl (if Sunni i‘l:iii:.. l‘ri‘l‘ii‘llliil 111.55..
‘prcSviil ~'-.\ Hills. A him;-
.of l‘iowcm. iii'nliiiil ill" l‘insv ni‘ uliii-li
jwiis u llllllllll‘l‘ oi dullzir
l‘iiillilUi‘l'.
bills. ’\\li{i‘
lpl‘i‘fii'llll'il iii llll‘ [lilsli)l‘, iii-v. (”u mm;
ill. Tompkins. by m- ll‘lH rs of tin:
class.
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:LADIES’ A115“
i SPONSORS PARTY
l FOR Ctiiiiiuiurv
i
Tlii' l.n(lll.\‘ All] NWIVH’ of ill”
sword. Norniillt i'liopi-l is sponsoring;
the second period. and refreshmenmie. rommuniiy i‘hrisimns iizirly lti lw
illolil iii the: i'llllpi'l this l\‘i mm; al
l7:1ii‘l o'clock. Tlli‘l“‘ \\'lll 1.01. Phil»:-
.mns true. iind mrols will lie sum:
Rev. Gi-orgv Tnltlo. pastor of tlic
lfinrion (~t7ngl'l‘gall0lllll church. will
”deliver fin iiilili‘i-ss, following which
prt‘sfillifl will hr- lllSllllilliv'H from the
lit-ircshiiir‘nis Will be Fri-vid.
“\Vliat’ll We Do” to
Be Given by League
Miss irons )1. Carroll ol‘ l'il'ltli‘fl-
mitlm: for tho. i‘lnliornlo riiuc,
“Whni'll We Do." to be rii'rii Jun-
uury 18 and ii. in the Lyric Theater.
by the members or” llll‘l Luizrcuio
Lt‘ngue of Bridgeport.
This commliim is ihv most im—
permnt one of the Ol‘gzllllJllllull p iiii-
him; for the PFCSl‘lllllilOI). 'l‘lii- mem-
bt‘rs are being niivlsrd on thrir se-
lection of material for vrlilt‘ltvul roles
and choruses by Miss Mairgiiiui Kit ly
and Miss Julie Furnum. Miss (Jur-
roll pcssossrs a delightful
voice and is prollllllt‘llt iii umutcur
fhentriculs.
Daughter of State’s
Attorney to Give Tea
Mics Marlon Comiey. daughter of
State's Attorney and Mrs. William
H. Comley of Sachem road. lirldgv-
port. will entertain at a bridge and
tea Thursday afternoon at her home
in honor of her house guests and
classmates of Vassar. .‘liss Con-
lsiaiico Glipln and Miss Presley Ellis.
both of Tacoma. Washington.
Miss Comléy was Miss Ellin" guest
in Tacoma for two months during
the summerA At present the girls
with .5; large g in of other Vassar
studi‘hts are re cred til the erstol
hotel in New York and are spend-
ing three days visiting current plays.
Zera Kodesli Gives
Musical Comedy
A musical comedy and dance was
nvon last evening at Odd Fellows
Hall South Main street by the Zorn
Kodesh. A fine program which in-
cluded a number of entertaining
numb'era was in charge of
Charles Friedson. Allen's Premier
orchestra furnished music.
Seize Million Dollars
In Bootleg Liauor
NEW YORK. Dec. lit—(AR) A
million dollars (bootleg prices) of
high grade liquor was seized yester-
day by prohibition agents under
Director Foster. whose efforts. oom-
hined with those of District Attorney
Buckner against booileszers of do
noturcd alcohol assumed the appear-
ance of a sweepiing pre-.'ew-Year's
offensive.
,
Just received a new shipment of
warm gloves for
Men. Women and Children.
Various colors and sizes. Price;
range from 25:; to 98¢.
Mill Outlet Store
124 Wuungion Street
South Harwell:
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ENJOYS XMAS
MUSICAL PROGRAM
Th" '1‘. i". l'-. this of tilt" S..Tllll
Noni-u ii ‘.I E. (‘il'ih'H lull} '1“I.l'l.ii
mus sushi iziS' riff 1:? tip: cliiirili
The proauiiii was in unsure of .‘.lis.1
Fill“ lluilvy. .\ i. :iiiii‘u oi‘ the min-f
mg was llli‘ \l‘i'."v‘.llll.f {or Illl‘SL'IllF. in?
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.isr ninth t.lt'll moi»:
.‘l {grub bit.
Ln;- pi‘rswiii l’fi‘ilililli‘ill"-l 1. gift. Nelly
illt‘ chm: of the l' ll'l}' iiiicsliiii-snlrz‘
\vt-rc svi‘vwd.
f The lil'i‘5l':llll 0‘1 i-iiivrtiliimcnt inr‘
CllJJt‘rlL ' :
i‘liiii'i iiLiii. 11m. Alli"; Thais :ile‘.’
Ali‘s .\..iilt‘ill 'i'lli'L;. ;
You ll :u’JlU. '\iigi:.iii Luilulw,’ i‘
'.\lis. l;lu.s~- FllCin. l
l Alice Tu} lor.
SOPlJllO 3 need.
i
Hormonal“. “\‘Ci-Iicnie 192G". Miss
l Solo. “Noel." Raymond Sher-
l‘iuiio sriln. Elias Marion Tllt‘ls.
\Vatcifix’iiEi-it Service
At Y. M. AuditoriumF
.
Westport is to have n communi-l
ty watch night signire this vcur.i
Rev. Norman A. llull of the Wool-
port Methods: cliiircli having ar-
ranged for such an i-vr-iit to lie hl‘lil
Thursday night from 11 to 12:13
o'clock in the Y. .\i. C. A. auditor-
ium The program is to consist of
spirited congregational sinking and
ten minute addresses and New Your
messages by several nlt‘lllllt‘l‘s of the
local cl. rm: '
Rev. Colluiiiii liiilglo. 01' llll' Sull-
gnluok ilnilmdlsl church, will tell
of some of his vvpcrirnm-s in his
Dresi-m t‘ir-l-l . in Sziiiuuiuclg Rev.
Rabi-rt Homing. rcturitvil missionary
from ludiu. will (lnSf‘l’llW some oi‘.liis
('XD'M‘lI‘lIt‘PS in thut "(tlillilj’ illld
Rev. l\'i‘lli‘.ilil \lncltcnziu o’ lloly
Trinity church. Rev. Edward Lukv
ROi-d of Christ church and Rev. Hull
will dullvcr New Year messages
and greetings.
M rs. 9
WEDNESDAY,
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seen on full] AV}, illiiiciitvi‘ii of .\niirlvu.
‘bi 'llli .\'i i".\:ill.
vli |\'
DE ‘EMBITR 30. 1025.
:3 Entertaiiin’ienl
i'niii-t Lauri-l. .N'ii liiii, Cniho'ii:
li-‘ld lll‘ll'
Hi My ”Kiddie" purty idol evening,
11 ill“ K. at (1. mill. \‘l'iisliirixton
lili‘ct' ldurli moniber ciiiiie Cir-slim
‘ii-i ‘1. ll lliilu i‘lllld. iiiid much mir-
lilil“li'. nun i'i‘illhi‘tl by some of ill"?
llllll' s.
"Ill.i'liisrl" all played {Juniors
: lliu ill‘ll‘ ‘ll"ll‘ll“ ol' Siiiilii l‘ltill".
'i ! .ri lulu; liilit'll bi .‘llbh‘ .\n;i:i
ii .-:.;.ilv ll. (Hits “011' glii-ii to curb
l. - "l“' |' and ii rural lltlfll of laugh-
hoard \\'llf'l. some of the
3 r \‘il'l‘l' opt rwl lilill‘i‘blllilél’ll5',
-‘. '1 iliv‘liiilmi. . ll\'. ('l‘t'ilill.
li‘i'
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l‘.'i.‘
l'i'..l“ll' .s .Iilil i‘ii"v--, vil‘c Stzlwcil.
\‘i~ i' llw l'l‘fl" Kl lill i:l:: \it'l'O St’l‘l .
ll.“ "lli'llv- li'lti. ‘ cilliiyi‘d dancing
...v i §.l.'h'lflL; lll‘lil 1’: o‘clock.
.‘.fl Dl‘C'Fr'lil \olc’l i'iiiiiiy thanks in
‘1 .z‘y l""l"} :ill'l lli‘i‘ commit.
i i. ".::i [ll Iiil’i-u' ('lll‘l‘Vlll."
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V
ltiitcilaiiinieiit
S N. M. ii. Tonight
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llii)
‘. r~liimli bill in!
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lil‘llii‘filn iii' onti-i-ialiiiiivnt its.“
:ii‘i"ii.i;i-tl liv :s t‘tilliil'lliiL-“
it
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iil‘
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lit”
.11' ‘ail- ll by ll‘il'i'l'l lil~so>ll
’C. nit. K. Club Holds
Regular Meeting
li‘!.'lll.ll‘ l“:l"I'llflL; of ”1" C. it.
lll'll rii' ll‘w Snitlli Norwulli
"in: filtC..‘llillel Pl.‘.i.’i'll. ll€‘lll
lust t'\"lllll'J :i' il.~- i‘lilllifll. 'l'iw rou-
tine liii-ili".~': i‘lzzli vuix lllki‘ll
up iiiid i‘e’ri‘ulimrnts were served
'l"iu
\‘. 'i".
It! Yin
“‘HO‘Wll‘w‘: tho iiii-..i:'i:
ED‘ 0!: ‘ C a L; w .
ill. iUDlRC tilt-.3313
Duinlily lino. ("Xi'llllniltfly
liuuil lllZi'lt‘, with the skill of
i ll use lain-”ins lll‘t‘llll‘\\‘(illlt"ll
Mfill iii nix-r5 siiii'li.
Unusual Values fit
$1.95 to $5.98
The N. E. Ryan Co
86 Washington Street
South Norwaik. Conn.
I
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nudes 9
Preventive
‘ up“ x” 5'9inng
4%” .
° Laxative
Store Hours I to I
~ DRY-
GOODS
10-12 80. MAIN 81'.
ll- MUNSIE l
—-Suturdey I to 1
READY
Tom
80. NORWALB
THE HOME OF
JAC'OBY’S
12-14 North Main Street '
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
South Norwalk
GOOD CLOTHES
Charge Accounts Opened
Fracturing Famous ‘Kuppenheimer
Clothes For Men ”I
Norwalk Chronicler