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Merit Tomorrow
. .E. Church; The Artists.
Handel wrote his benutiiul orator— *
Miss lamb." In an on! olwor,
“3399!! audit islo tblsspirit
e‘v/orlr is to be rendered by
file , 's Chorus. in its (ourtb
annual ritual“. tomorrow limit
hi the final horwalfl it. I; church.
9 t‘tte o: c
chorus. Tili- . 0
be headed gum. 5:3": 0‘:
My" H E Norw w o
, pm tout one or the world's beat
on concert sopranoa. _ dent-
slly. this still probably be Miss Simp-
son‘s only appearance in Norwalk
during this season as her later en-
legementa take her as far west as
a» W coat.
fl‘he other assisting artists are:
l. Helen O'Connor or New York.
traito; John Kcaung 0! New
rlt. tenon; and Jesuit Wieier ot
ridgeport. baritone. Assisting at
. organ will be Allen Sconeld
$53. Mrs. William smaon will be
a piano. Mrs. Lucy Merits Mor-
I' will conduct.
‘ lss Alma Simpson who is well
"town how will sing tho soprano
lop. lilies Simpson alter listening
g rehearsal oi the People's Chor-
tm Tue-ow evening stated that
9 had never heard the choruses oi’
‘ lip Messiah" sung better than by
.W chorus. and she stated that she
heard it sung in many places
throughout the world. Miss simp-
' not only has a beautiful voice
which she knows how to use in the
A .' ‘ ' mast artistic manner. but has also a
pleasing personality arid lands
(9 bur work a moat delightful charm.
t plies Helen O'Connor. centrally,
egg John Resting. tenor. both at
you York city. have not betors been
‘hrp d in Norwalit. but they are bear-
s” or enviable repu . in the
annual world. Miss O'Connor is
' Holy Trial in New york. She
34.: also sung filth Metropolitan
’ a com _y ioi‘;‘ctht;mlastt tzlo
She has V. e grea v -
mmtempered ‘with‘ a dympathetic
witty that makes it a matter at
real delight to hear her sing. ,
'sir. Keatlng is the tenor soloist
is'st. Ann-flail church in B'wlt-
it. He has also occupied similar
replaces in the Sinai Temple or New
stark. in the Church of st. Rose of
1.4” and in 1-!on .Trinlty church in
same city. He has. likewise
‘ ago. for the last tWo.seasona with
the Metropolitan Opera company.
has done a stout deal oi eon-
,egrt work. His voice has a besutl-
!“ tone quality and his, wo it has
hsslved inset tavorsbie‘ meat
from some at the landing critics of
tho country. - .
Joseph Wieler of Bridgeport will
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more! TALKS BY WGKTFUL
. MOTHERS-
Pennsylvanla mother speaks
unit “I know the worth ot Foley‘s
ey and Tar Compound. We used
it to; years. and it never tolled us.
9; oroupy children. govcrlsh colds.
{flu hing night coughs, it gives us
a (so pg of security to have Foley's
A {may and Tar Compound in the
”as." No opiates. no chlorotorni.
‘ a under rigid sanitary control.
m 's lioney and Tar Compound
any a matron; appeal to thoughtful
More cqrywhcrs. Ask (or it.—
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BORROW
' MONEY
not Oou.-‘aothe-..mus at
new interest '
Public Loss Corp.
u mu 8t. ‘ sumo
Over mum- l Hystt'l
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ink
:miete Lille of Drc. : Sets
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Sterling, Silver
‘ and
Arch Amerith .
I. latest styles and colors.
quality: at lowest prices.
Belt
9‘ Wigwam: Street
upshlo artists it“.
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gTURBEY-'
find poultry of all kinds.
isl attention to orders
in advance. Fredi stock
al on... Will .
Appear in “Messiah?
iNorwalkers to Hear Musical PR-éemum of Unu-
a
Night at South Norwallt
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Chairman
—-Plinto by Manugian.
NBS. ETASLEY BIELAWSJH
0t 28 Howard avoiluo. who is chair-
men 0! (hp will mnuuittcc ol
the nix-tubers oi the Pride J I nuts.
preparing {or we onta'rtslnmcut at
the (jrcat Counci! in Norwalk in
1020.
sing the baritone solos. Mr. Wiel'er
is well known throughout this part
at the country and has long been
a great favorite with musicolovcrs
in this locality. The People's
chorus’ has been cxceptionnlly‘ tor-
tnnate this you in securing Allen
Switch! to handle the work’at the
organ. Mr. Scofield is not only lt‘.
ol the loading organists of .on-
nectlcut but is favorably ‘kli'own
throughout the entire country as
so accompanist. He has won a
grout reputation through his work
as accompanist for some 9! Amer-
ica's greatest singers on concert
tours and it will indeed be a l'fll‘i'
treat to hear him tomorrow eve.-
ning in such' beautiful tore pic-
tures as the ”Pastoral Svn'phonv."
This one number alone should make
the evening well worth while. I
Ten New Members
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Ten new membgrs were taken in-
to the club at the meeting of the.
Ladies' Auxiliary of the South Nor-
“elk Boot club. Fiiday night. at the
clubhouse.
Plans were also made tor a. Christ-
mas tree (or the kiddies oi the mem-
bers of the club and auxiliary which
will be held sometime during Christ:
was wank.
The next meeting or the auxiliary
will be Friday. December 17.
Plan Costume Play
Plans (or a costume play to be
given Vhlenline Day" February 14.
by the members o! the N. s, D. girls
of Grace church. will be started at
the meeting of the club. next Fri-
day night. December 10.
At last night‘s meeting. the girls
but uislr basketball practice.
“Election Tomorrow
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McKinley auxiliary will hold a
business meeting tomorrow night in
the rooms on High street. Election
0; oalcera tor the ensuing year will
take place. All members are asked
to make an effort to be present.
Mary Lincoln Council
There will be a meeting of Mary
Lincoln council toni it. in Progress
Forum hail, “it! Was ington street.
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OSYX AND DIAMONDS. ‘
Jeweller! powder boxes become Very
eishorste affairs. Probably the most
elegant U0 or onyx and diamonds.
noses up warm '
The French combine furs Very st-
tractively this season; outlining gray
or black turs with a narrow ’llno of
ermine.
DECS 1515! ”EM.
Little straight casino! gold or sli-
ver isms cloth lined‘ with briliant
colored velvet are very mm liked
by slender debutantes
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Children .0! Milt .
Christmas ‘pir
Proves Successful
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The Christmas to
Children 0! Mary. l’r dug and it-
urdny. proved ry successful. Ai-
tliouuh tho sooloty hold a nit-cling
yesterday afternoon. not bill; at tho
rniurns had been handed in . yet.
and so no detinito report can be
given. '
Those in charge however. an-
nounced that the fair was most aw-
qosslui. Friday night. tho entertain-
ment lch had been arranged by
Miss Anna Kcetc. Miss Amy Bullock.
Miss Moe Finnegan, Miss Ethel
Row and Miss Charlotte Cohlll
brought u very largo crowd. The
baked bean supper was also well
attended.
Saturday shaman and evening.
the [air was again open to the pub
lie and although no spociflprogrsm
had burn arranged tor e second
day of the (air. them was a splendid
ai‘findancc.
M the meeting or the Children
,0! Mary yesterday. plans were made
for the Christmas tree party (or the
children which will be held on Do-
Ctnlllt'l‘ 18.
The members of the society are
working on arrangemcn‘s for u play
to be given late in January. bliss
Anna Grumioy is in charge and au-
nouncomenis will be madu later.
The next regular meeting of the
society will be the first Sunday in
January.
Audience Enjoys
held by e
Presentation Of .
Dramatic Reader
Miss Ada Ammerinan of New
Ytrk city. talented dramatic rcadcr.
dl lighted her audience last night at
tho Norwulk Methodist Episcopal
church. with her presentation 0! the
Bible story oi Esther. 'l
‘ Although'thc storm had reduced
the usual attendance to about one-
iifth its customary number. those
who had braved the snow Wcro yell
repaid. Miss Ammsrniun has an ex-
cellent voice and interpreted the dir-
tcrcnt characters with remarkable
txhllity. bringing vcry vividly to her
hearers the scenes ol‘ the Bible tini-
es.
The newly vcatcd qunrmt oi the
church also song during the pro-
gram oi the evening.
Next Sunday night. there will bo
turcoptlcun pictures with a lecture
by Dr. Culvpr. on the subject. "Why
We Should Be Happy at Christmas."
'Thayer-Beurne
Much interest is manifest here in
the unuount‘cmcnt lot the wedding of
Miss Marjorie Bourne youngest oi
the children 0! the late Commodore
and Mrs. Frederick Gilbert Bourne.
and sister oi Arthur K. Bourne 0!
Casa Bournc. Grccns Farms. and
Alexander Dallas Thsyer oi Phila-
delphia. The marriage took place
Friday in the Church of the Messiah.
Gwynsdd Valley. Norrlsiown. Pa.
he‘only witnesses of the ceremony
were J. A. Peter Strnssbifi‘gcr. seven-
yesr-Old nephew o! the brido. and
two invited (Helga oi' the young
couple, Madame cphane Beniczky
and Henry D. Bradley of Ncw'York.
Due to "t 0 fact that thd bride’s
brother and his family have been in
Pasadena. Cnl.. torsthe past toba-
ycars. they were not at the wedding.
Delegate’s Report
The report of Mrs. A. ll. Every of
Gicnbrooli. who was the dciegue oi
the Cornell Women's club to the
Alumni corporation convention hold
recently in l’lill'dclphla. (colored
the meeting. plat day afternoon. at
the home of Mrs. Bunny Thomas.
29 Minor livminc. Strutford.
Following the business session. a
luncheon with bridge was enjoyed.
There were five tulle; playing.
Mrs. C. E. Craven. Jr.. and Miss
Frances llurd of this city on; both
members ox tho club.
The new. hunting of tin. cbib will
be held January 5. at the ho or
Mrs. it. I, Foam. (I Bridgeport.
$15 Is Cleared
Dolph..- the storm of Saturday, the
cake tale held by the mcnibow oi
the meana Aisoclution- of tho
flouth Norwaili Baptist church. at-
Jracted‘many a buyer.
The ls was at Schultzo's trinket
and i retaliated that about 815
was cleared to bury In thaw-gs of
tho association.
The numbers will hold a spring
mautlng‘u'sdrcsdoy. Dccemher 15.
Wow. Us l
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Paris is mesons bio for the (as ot
wearing a iewclied buckle of gen
Irons else at the back 0! tbs collar.
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EXPENSWE. 100.
A dinner ring that ip all‘ the most
exacting woman sould ask for has
a huge black and hits 9, ar-
ranged in s diagonfl‘tne. an square
tie-ends filling in the am he-
ween.
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nettrtohabeli top assess.
manyo thenewut dbsul'ur-
iisedhsadhsslars eraevoity.
room moons.
Oeu- news-lame. shades
m“u~”M‘ the
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muse nasal was.
run. is considerable in sag-u.
otte- mgr-sinuous
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~1NTEBEST F
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To School
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Catherine Hulisbury of NW York
shy in llll‘cilltlllllfl illi‘ hum-1.x or the
NW York liuryor.
For the harbor is (‘utlurlnv's
homo as much its llult of “‘1' God-
di-ss and not oven the old bronsc
ludy hcl'st-li'ocnn cumninlvl a private
tugboat to tote her to and twin the
mainland. Just in her lry ll!
When gnlcs lush the murky buy.
or a great log settles down upon ii.
forcing all other craft to stop and
welt until it lifts one little bout 800.
nosing. looting and clunging its boil
through the maze of vvsscls. ilurbor
captains give way before it, because
they llnow thnt (tnthorlnc. tho little
lady o! the scow "0x." bus ncvu‘
had a tardy magic at school and
dorsn't mean to spoil hcr rvcord.
Lh’fl On SHOW
The possessor of this unique pl'hlv
logo, the only person in 1\.\v York
to command a tugboat at llll‘ bid-
ding. has b-‘cn marooned lllrtmgll her
childhood with her {other and nioih-
or on s scow in the middle of the
harbor through which ply tho gr. at
liners and trclghtcrs to and from the
ports of the world.
Since she was a tiny child one has
\vuwd her hand at possum}. rs and
sullen-men inward or outward bound.
But none 01 the ahi t‘v'l'l' slapped
near the 0x, under lo S:niu.- of
Liberty‘s shadow. where the l’lnn-
sylvunla lluili-ond's coal bni'gns ure
moored.
Catherine pretty well had to or-
ganise her own lilo aboard the
lonely crust with its broad. unnlirnc.
tive deck and homcly cabin. but she
runs to realize the limitations of
her environment and demanded an
education.
so slio uppcnlcd to the l‘tnnsyl-
vunls. lulll‘uiltl tor li'nnsporlniion to
lnnd. The tug was supplied and
Catherine become its sole pusai'ngi'l‘
and m'aacot. , ‘
Now. every day. she boards the
special tug and is ferried to tho liai-
u-ry, where she takes a subWuy train
Today's Feature
Hiatus oi Lilwriy as tho darling of‘
tile Sister ls Ferriod
Every Day
CAT!” ZIU N ['2
h.\l.l§lll’liY
ing the mooring of harps.
Some day (Illlhl‘l'lnl‘ doubtless will
bring home it litdll to hint tlm
folks. ‘iirn there will be flown)
ubom it all our the big harbor,
which knows llCl‘ as ”All” Liberty's
Little Sister."
The card party given by the spec-
ial committee oi the. Pride or in us
int'lllbt'nl who are worimnt to raise
funds lo entertain the Grout Coun-
cil in 1928. was vvry successful.
The party was h« i of tho llOlllt' of
Mrs. lillznlmfli Hll'anilld. Eliznbcil‘.
slrcct. Thlrrc \vt-misix lflllli‘B piny-
in during llli‘ evening.
The prizes wont to Peru)! Poles.
Mrs. Mae Hivlauski. (‘hnrivs rip-in—
wuld. il‘rcd Miller and Stanley lllc-
Livés On a Boat ll
"fly a radio set instalisil by her isth-
to he; school. Every night the lug-
boa brings her home to the “Ux.”
Fbr amusement on board ship
Catherine lius‘liud hor collie dog, her
chickens and lye: pigeont At nlgin
slio kccpo in touch with the world
lausltl.
Among tllosc pi'l‘fil :i' wore. \lr.‘
and Mrs. llivluivskl. .\lr. lllll‘. Mrs.
l'vrcy Color. Mr. and Mrs. Sivinuuid.
Ji.. Mr. and Mrs, Sicinwnld. Sin. Mr. 1
olid Mrs. l‘mnllu .
Mrs Sadie Moore. Mrs. Wukeih'id.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller.
or. Captain George fiallsbury. who
works 24 hours a day superintend-
JAZZ HAS NINE LIVES :
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In spite of‘the fact“ that dovotvcs of classiaai music are
“heading every cfiort”
Like rubber jelly, pressure exerted in one particular spot rc- -
suits only in a sudden spring in some other spot. .
Further: That “The wave of American music has been rising in
the Oriental country for many years and is now turning towm-tls
syncopaiion; and that muny instruments from this country are
being mastered in place of the koio, the sliakuhnehi and tho
samiscn.”
Well. of com-so, we cannot judge whether or not the (ll‘ll..l
is easier to play than the shultulmchi, but it ccrinihly is easier
to pronounce! ‘ ,
Aside from that. the above little illustration merely goes to
prove the futility of any group or groups attempting to quash
completely or even to divert into another channel. the desired
pleasures of s wilful public.
Jazz, like a bad cold, will run its course. opptisiu'on or no
opposition, medicine or no medicine. so the reformers might juxi ,
as We“ sit down and give dhcmsclvcs a long earned rest. .
flnzz will not live forever. it will die out, cvcn‘ns do all .
lion. that peculiar rylilim or beat, whatever you choose to call
it. which puts the “dance” in dance music, will live on for time
untold. for it has fastened itself to the hearts of dance devotees
with a cast iron clutch.
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Make It a Family Affair
mzhflwm and receive a
mils CHECK
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int-ha ’sead ‘ “Millennial
>ms'p'mbmumsown '
t'l'he Me'SiTrust C0.-
to squash jazz in this country and due n
where. they seemed doomed to failure. g
Just recently we read that Jazz is becoming popular in Japan. '
lads and fancies and violent loves of, the moment. But. syncopzi ‘
fin... Gilbert Horton
Entoriuins Members
Of Pmochlc Club
(illIu-l't llorlon.
Mrs. 3 \\ llllblll
luv-1‘ unit rlnlni d the in: min In oi
[Lu linst Norunlk l'inm bio ('lul‘.
b'uluulny night, at hll‘ homo. Al-
though Mrs. llnrlon. Is not it lll4‘lll-
lH'l. Hlli' kindly lllVllt‘il the club to
null “llll lit-r. lli-i‘ilum.‘ of ”1" lil-
nvss o! sen-rill of Hit llll'illlnl'H.
Mrs. “lliinlu llmion won iln- la-
tln s prim.- ol‘ thv: luring. 'l'lio lllt n's
prim wrut lo llruno Kat-aino-r.
Following the playing or curds,
Mrs. llorton prcpurcd a bountiiul
luvicliron for NT suosis. flinging and
(lillii‘lllfi wire also enjoyed.
'l‘ht' next Inooilng or the club will
lw at the home of lluuno Klu'llni‘r,
m Strawberry Hill avenue, Decem-
lrdl' H.
Tried Local Recipe
(‘luziss ru-zs
Mrs. H. C. Allm ll uniiiund strcct
1 box raisins.
1 pound wulnuts.
1 cup brown sugar.
2 eggs. beaten light.
l cup milk.
Bake in lndlxldunl i-lo crusts
\V'lhont a top crust. This rt't‘lp;
makes 1 and 1-2 dozen pit-s.
New Commander}
A new commander-y of tho l'niicd
Order of Golden Cross will be in-
stituted Thursday. llcccmbcr 9. in
Arion llnll. “Heliport. by Drpuiy
1.01th l‘». Payne,
The grand oiilcclw of lliv' sluts of
(‘nnnectlcut and the «lcgrec tcnin
Will (lo the work. The dlmr-n’
mmmnndcrlcs will be present nni
after the meeting refreshments will
bu scrvod. ,
Children’s Party;
Plans are being made by
[lil'lllllt‘i'fl of the l-llllsldo i'lrt'ln
"i i?
of
nma party to be given to the child-
“11 or the l-‘airfb-ld County Home.
Sniurdny afternoon.
This is an annual affair and tho
(hlldrcn of the home look forward
Ito this day with grt‘nt eagerness from
your to you r.
iim King's Daughters for the Christ- .
I
Joseph Nailiunson to Speak
Before Jewish Couuci
Public invited to Open ‘l'lwiin ' ' "
l . g \llucli Vlill B
Held In New Y. M.H.A. Bu'lli .. ..
gram Being Planned. H “b, Mum“ I]
.nn \‘Ul..
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nmv lo
l.l‘l‘.l Mlioo
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1'
Hrs! .
II).I'l is i‘lnull lill of the l‘t‘C' Ilil
(‘OllllllH'I
All lI i'll.lr('l.\' and {in-mix pro in. ' .\» l. ~ -
\liril in ill" tun-ll lllliI\|,;: Iv! Hit-ll. I
Nurunlk lil‘t'lltl‘l.'('\:liil' ll I 1' .I. n A! I ‘
\\’onv n, iplilorrou t‘th ';.;.- i.1 lip ll
Ill'w Y. hi. ll. A. on Wm! nvvnuc. in.
.l)u\'id Suculmi of N- \v ,llil\t n will,
cnttn'iuin with Mi‘vial \mlln inlos,‘
The musical program “ill iilml m. .- .
t‘llldi' solos by a soprano slmzvi. ““l'll‘w: fluff I .1
Just pli Nnmnmtui oi llll‘ Na.vrx\..ll: l .il..v SUI: I’ll: . L ll .H‘ N
lligh school stuff will izlvv a min nlllllie ('lxll-llt . ‘
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my» i
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Little Folks vol-{Anxious in
Take Out Exhibition 1300!.
ill. .il. l. ' 'l ‘h '
”If: m! “1:. 2.1.};..‘..].].°.-:hl.l;.1n;TI ‘flihm ".11 .. u, li'ltl'IK? was A): v
‘ . . .i urnutnnul lilo “wk by the
havn bull: on display at il:<- .‘Hxi “my, Iv ’: i. m .l l in ~1 c
Norui'ln Lil,...~_v during the 1m! 31., v of ,h. PM”; \. r: 1
walk that lily nib-r day tiny .i... I,).;.ny.f , n .. PI“, I... ,. .;l H , ‘
mind the sum.- Gill":".l0i‘. "‘.\‘ !I,.‘...., .. .‘ . vg.‘ 7.}. {Trim
\vlu-nmtun \\(' iukr lll‘lll lwm-r lo mm- :1: 1‘1~..- lull. I... l}: ”i ’“Iq: 23‘:
[1‘41], .Illrlmll “ 1, 'il l:‘ \‘u l" in”?! of All
The (U ii'lt.ull \vus llllll for lllv 7,\'l . s for of]. u’ will- xv. ’l‘. .«n
[Illlllow of 11m nu: |I.il"‘llii~' to :w'-.,. His HIM) in will 1 m h «f 1. ‘- :‘v-si 14.
chums for the (lzlldit'ii's Clirirlzn :s'iilvn' \\l..‘:., I
l'ls'hl'Hii- 'l'lils dummy or (Milly. 1.1. books |
'l‘hlx' incl-Mr." the hooks \‘.‘l r0 3- " '. usumlly l'l‘l m tnzm w: lO'l \\ M] V)
id upon the sly. lvos and now ry'f't'y» l. illul‘Jl ("ill-Il‘v’ll's bunk “r-v 1.. In
m- «v-v. rum 1‘»- inolze: and may “as pus?) w-Ai llils )Mil‘ u: lll iii.
lhl m. 'l‘lu re is an 9Kt‘t‘ili'llt coll- c. i'lli‘lrvillJlH litthIll.
Committees Announced for Giving ,
Oi Moving Picture by Scout Coun
(‘mnml‘tr-cs are today announced The pli'llll‘" will br- shown in th
for tho prowntnlion of tho lllrlllOil flllt‘l‘lloiln in addition to the mcnm
pit-turn "Nottll (it ‘6" to l)(‘ givvn.pcri‘ornmllms.
in the lingo!“ lliunti‘r. Tursda). DI» Mrs. Iran g C‘. .ltnnings is chair.
cclnbcr H. Ulll]"rlh1' auspices of the Hun of ‘1)“ finance (‘mnmlitte 1.
Norwulk Girl Scout Council. (‘l‘lill‘Li-‘ of tho m‘l ir. Silo is lupin
In cnnnv-(‘tion with the picture. an . assist: «'l by Mrs. John t‘nvmmcll
Mm. John Aunvw. Mrs. J. lialidolp
lli‘ny. Mrs. liusscll l-‘roni. Mrs .A «
l-‘n-(‘lilhiuinn Mrs. Merritt Iw-li. ., ‘
Mimi-t LN‘. Mrs. Jnscph MCI;
Miss Martha Murphy. Mrs.
t-xctllvnt comvdy will “1' llrt'SI'llli‘tl;
also lllo I‘utlw news. Miss Lois Wil-
Hill, who is starring in the main
picture. will uppinr in pvrson 11‘.
both the owning performances. lil-
rldl-ntnllv, "North of 315" happens
to bu Miss Wilson's favorite illni.
(Continued on Pnsn Thrcc.)
42 SO. MAIN ST.
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FOR snonr
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Work
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Children’s Rubbers...........................59c
Ladies’ Rubbers.......................59candup
Men’s Rubbers.............. $1.25
Chldren’sArctics(4buckle).... .............$l.95
Ladies’Arcticsilibuckle) $2.95
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