.IChorai -' Art
“ "bio. Choral
Irina
t u the night for the grand
to be given by the Choral
- ct! in the South Norwalk M.
at s: 15 o'clock.
' "Hymn of Praise: 'by Mondal-
the place to be given and
I especially appropriate at
. at year. The conductor or
at). itoy Williams stools and
-srs of the Choral Art Ml
. iy pleased with tho salea-
soloists and with the num-
.. "i
..l of the program will tea-
chorua in tour numbori
.; a . orchestra. The lirst. Colin
"yd beautilul setting at Altred
I poem “The Three Ships" is
and stands quite alone ad a
' Inunlber. Then there is
arfully stirring rrange-
at "Ring Out Wild Be is" the
being the familiar lines of
in. These two with a little
r nailed "Pretenso' and the
. l Bong" which was introduc-
tltia country this year by tht
complete the
3:3 , Silicate"
”’i» an.
soloist. Lillian Gustafsou. so-
mado an i delibie impression
‘ concert of 0 Bound Beach
Society the other evening.
6 doubt will repeat her suc-
arc. She has ii. voice of un-
ango. with youth. vivacity.
0 looks combined with a. per-
01 graciousncss and musical
Her apwarances cover the
.country and t:""'\(‘r)\\htl‘t the
“(try is recorded. The follow-
fll Boa l‘rancisco w: is said of
ging last June:
so Gusiatson. the guest solo-
applaudcd so long and rap-
that she had to give an un-
nr Mozart‘s 'Allclulla' and her
at the. 'Norwegtan Echo
again brought. down the
."
bu appeared in New Eng.
(v 085 Promised For Concert
Society ' Tonight
:ination of bistro olitan Soloists, Max Barr En-i
ety Artists and Beautiful
- .tata Should Result In Very Delightful Eve-
ciety. the New liritnin Choral So.
ciety. the Springfield Festival. the
Appoilo Club of Boston. the Holy-
oka Oratorio Society. and it is a nut-
tor of congratulation that Norwalit
will have the privilege or hearts.
this fine artist.
Miss Gustafsor. will sing the ta-
mous Air of Salome, from lic-riod-
iado. by Musenet.
.‘lr. Wesley Howard. tenor. is a
Connecticut singer who has provell
his worth and has advanced by rop-
id strides to a position ‘ns one of
the prominent New York Concert
Artists.
Reports of his work coming front
Pittsburgh where he recently sang
"The Hymn ot l’ruisa" with tho Ma-
stirt Club and tho Cincinnati Or-
chestra show that ho was acclaimed
as it singer possessed of an unusual-
ly beautiful voice. Hi engagements
in church and radio work in New
York include the Central Presbyter-
ian church. The West End Syno-
goguc. and weekly on Tuesday eve-
ning ever station WEAR aver
Ready Hour.
Mr. Howard will sing two sonhs
in addition to his work in the
"Hymn of Praise." His solo "The
Sorrows of Death" is one of the
tests of a thoroughly equipped voca-
Hill and that this number will be
handled in a masterly tashion by
Mr. Hou'nrd is cause. for much sat-
isfaction.
The Max Barr Ensemble without
which no Choral Art Society con-
cert would be. complete is an attrac-
tion in itself. and that no other bony
of musicians is introduced to Nor-
walk is because there are no other
ensembles adapting themselves to
this work the equal of these gentle-
men. The society set the concert
date on an evening when that’hll-
harmonic Society 0! which those
gentlemen are members. is not play-
ing. enabling Norwailt music lovers
to come in touch rim and hear the
"Ilith the Hartford Oratorio So-
on By Council
{A “liovchiidl‘ell enjoyed the
'7 party given by tho Nor-
tion. Council of Jewish wo-
tho new Y. M. H. A. building
atternoon. The axial: was
children at council members
boys and girls were wall on-
old by Arthur .l. Moose of
it who kept them laughing
lasing at. the various tests of
mystery which he performed.
. scored with “Jerry the Talk-
l." which he brought with
ltd which told stories and
”an.
I guessing contest was
won
finest Metropolitan‘artisu.
drei Enjoy Christmas Party
Of Jewish Women
by Louis llosentield. Norman Rosen-
ficld won second price and Bessie
Ftnkei. third. .
First lucky number prise was won
by Herbert Kuhn. second. Robert
Kahn and third. Ruth autkowsky.
Grab bags. unsorted to suit chil-
dren of all ages were given out. He-
frcshments of ice cream. cake and
lollt pops were serv ed.
lilrs Michael Abrananis headed
the committee in charge assisted by
MrsK Joseph Rosenfield. Mrs. B.
chler. Mrs. S. Gurkowsky Mrs. B.
Barman. Mrs. H. Votes and Miss
Ethel Kecicl.
(ting Pu lls To
Have C ristmas Party;
m”.-.—
W! at the lirida) class all
I Allar'rdanctng pupils will give
will party for the beginners
: ”tormediatcs or the clause}
December 17. l
metal program at group
and solo numbers has been
' for the afternoon. One
at the party will be the grab
onsueiu Lawson and Mlsai
‘Iigawes will give a ductl
with special work by ‘itlss
It too dancing.
fl
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BOWS
Tho'I‘i-endin
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ASHIONS .
BAYMEN'! PLAN
lng Furniture
Company
are sum st. Tel 105
“I“; TELLS STORY THAT
MAKES DEAN INGE LACGH
LONDON (Am—Hero is a story
that made “Gloomy" Dean Inga of
St. Paul. laugh out loud. and it was
told by his wife:
A doctor who left his patient on'
his deathbed at night ordered the
man' s “lie to take his temperature
ex cry hour. In the morning the
physician arrived to ind the bed
Ienipty
”Yus.” said the “it" “WI didnt
liav e no thermometer. So I gave him
the barometer. That pointed to
Very dry'-——so I gave him two pints
of ale. and now he s gone. in worl.. "
Workers Hourly Wage 81.14.
BEDFORD. Ind. (AP)-—0rgan-
ind workers in the building indus-
try of America receive a total wage
of 81.140.000 an hour. it was found
in a nation-wide survey made ‘by the
Indiana Limestone Company. The
average hourly wage of each worker
was 81.“
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Brownie
youngster of yours
rather a Brownie
, miss as most ar-
y of twice its value—so
-- any child on your gift
Stop in at this store
sad get fitted up for
a Brownie Christmas. \
Prices. 32 up
curators
“Always bomot‘ hing New"
.‘runsnasnor
”posits tbs Habaohalno Betas
lathoad’lvs. !bIsas use
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“ Convicts
F 31175 to “175
MhI‘slbssIb-aps
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the Rev. Herbert s. Brown.
Norwaik D. A. R.
Observes 34th
Birthday Thursday
The December meeting of tho
Daushtars or the American llovolu-
tion will be bad at the Old Town
House. Thursday of this mob. Do-
cember it The ohaptar will cola-
brute its thirty-fourth birthday on
that day.
Mrs. John Laidlaw .Busl. ax-stats
regent, will be the guestr of the
chapter. Hal- addrus will be tall or
reminiscences of early days.
Mrs. Lillian B. Abbottt. the his-
tartan. is searching the records and
will give interesting items of thirty
years ago.
A social hour will follow the mo»
ins.
will he:
Mrs. E. E. Gotham. XII.
Frances Day or \i‘vstport; Mrs. N. B. I
M iss Inez. Mrs-
Hyatt.
Gerham.
Mary L.
(‘rofnt.
New Commandery
Instituted In Westport
A new Commandsry was-instituted
Thursday night in Arion nut. Walt.
port. by bottle 8. Payne. The
grand odicsrs were to ‘.ba chain,
'l‘wcllly were initiated The degree
team from Bridgeport put on the
work.
More than 100 were present trout
Hartford. New Haven and Brian-
port and this city. Election oi oi-
ilcers followed by installment took
place.
One of the new members. Susan
Weodson. donated a gold piece of
83.5” for the good ot~tha order.
it was awarded to Noble command-
er Mrs. Florence Baker.
Lady Alice Gibson. of Old Well
Commandory. headed the committee
on refreshments. assisted by \lico
Tuttic. May Prince‘and Mrs. Ross.
The grand oilicsra in the chair in.
cluded: Grand Commander Knight
Dohson .of Bridgeport Deputy
Grand Vice Commander Lottie B.
Payne. Past Noble Cornmandor Lady
StinVoly at New Haven. Lady Dobson
of Bridgeport. prolate atai't; Mr.
Murray. horald's chair.
The next meeting will be bold Da-
cembor 28. The grani' onloarg are
well pleased with the outlook o! the
new contmundery.
Weed-Green
Miss Grace Grecn.
daushter 0!
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watt. Arch
street. Bridgeport. became the bride
of Edward Weed,
and Mrs. Edward 6. Wood. Benedict
son of Mr. and
street. this city. Saturday. December
11. at the home of the bride's par-
ants.
The ceremony was performed by
The bride was lovely in on em-
broidered gown of light. “account
etto and lace. She 6|er white
roses. The bridesmaid. Miss Anna
Green. was gowaedin blue georgettu
and carried pink roses.
Mon 5. Weed. brother at the
groom. was best man. Followitu
the ceremony. a buffet. luncheon was
served. There were a large number
at guests present trom Norwaik and
Bridgeport. Many beautiful gifts
were received by the couple.
The bride and groom wili‘oat
home after December :0. at 8 Bone.
dict street.
County Meeting
The Fairneid County auxiliary of
the American Legion will meet Wed-
nesday night in Odd Followa’ ball.
This gathering will be in connection
with the county meeting of the
legion. although not with it.
Afterwards. ii banquet will be.
served for both the auxiliary and
the legion. Mrs. Mable Miller Downs
Iwiil slngI
1 Mary Lincoln Council
There will be it meeting of Mary
Lincoln council. D. 0. U. A. M.. to-
night at Progress Forum hall. 100
Washington street.
The hostesses or the afternool
‘ it is csaential.
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OF SPECIAL INTEREST FOR THE WOMEN
i wavuikers ()l'iii‘i'
Today’s Feature
Acrobatics May Prove To Be The
' Cure For All 1115
. CAN You no THIS?
' ' v ‘ ~Yhoto by Managua.
A little strotdsing and timber-tn; up as done by the pupils of Mus
W Allor's adranosd class in acrobatics.
. Do the scales as: when you step
on them? . .
Does your heart ache B\’€'I'ylilllt.
you try to got mgo . 1. truck" “in Allsr then “out on to cite
. . I .i number of cases of soungsters
”035:3“ orange juice dltl ““th i brought to her with various trouv
Thon'try acrobatics. tiles. who prolitad by the rather
. I . .
After you hav. stood on 3.0,“. bar. it ;s n nuous exercise
eight or him times. turned a half|
dosen ”mwup. and hung framllotillg girl sultcrilig from a nervous
the ceiling by one toot for an hourldmord" 1“ “M" time ”h“ it“
or .0 you "a liable .0 be consid- n gained normal control of hot fac-
crably I“. weighty inlma and “as as calm and steady
"You "I“ like a wreck when 1. l nuncd as any other member ill the
is all over but it is ll. lot of tuli"\1”“"'
in". the mine." was the! way N...) 'iiiul. the work is strenuous one is
youngster. ‘ member or the ad- ill it uiihout the \oatigo of a doubt
winced class in acrobatics sponsor-l
ed by Misl Mildred Alier. local dalic- moments
ing .cacllcr. “1,..qu it. i fliers are times when we thing
That acroba to may in timt. tone of the acrobats in a. particularly
prev: .0 be. the cure for all umidttliculi ixcrcise. that one feels' all
seems not at all unlikely. Judging“ '°"'" ""1 that "l "‘3’ ””3““ the
by “,1,“ it has already done tori various limbs of the girl will part
some or those who has had cour- "'-‘°ml’““3
as, enough to ditto into a course. i but the pupils rehsssnlble their
Fat girls are made to become ”'5'” ”mflww “‘0 when ”‘0 ‘1‘”
‘.hin. lei all our appear quite normal
Skinny girls put on curvor. ,again.
The Iwkw‘rd and ungainly bc- i The niaiorlty of them have lireldy
l
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tiiut body. the study can result in
Iiiniold lood."
conic “may." and will poised. liilistorud the "front overs" and
The WOT natured turned into " walk overs" in the short time since
straight well balanced guts-I- nen- the class began last summer. and
one maidens "mm, their calm; the tan now "turn the trick'as easily
flabby dashed become tirm muscled. “it the average ""0" walks “W“
“The most striking result of niomlm- . I
course in acrobatic) is the stretch-f Miss Erma Chase 01 Bridgeport.
in. and limboring ot , the t'fllii‘i‘.‘ :1 who i- n specialty dancer in the mu-I
bodv " said 3“” Alter isieai comedy "Tho Lace Petticoat'
“of course for mo... “he mm“: i. which will arrive in New York dur-
entsrtng the world or stage dancing, int: the holidays. is directthl the
But. for those who class in acrobatics which meets
do no. but who desire a pulse a vvwri Friday afternoon in the Allcr
balance. a strong. muscular Ibody.istudios.
ALL HAIL THE BLACK BOTTOM
In solemn convention the United Association of Dancing
Masters met in New York city a short while back and announced
to the. world at large that the “Valencia“ would he ‘.‘the” dance
of the season this year. .
It was stated at the time that the “Black Bottom” dance
which was represented mil a more or less jazzed-up Charleston.
would not gain the popularity prophesied by its originator. be—
ing too stagey and far less beautiful than the Valencia.
What has happened? '
No one even hears of the Valencia. yet the Black Bottom has
become ft try-word in every household which boasts young people
who dance.
“Aw gee. the Valencia is too slow; What ill'i'. you goin' to
do with your feet in between the notes?“ asked one of our junior
lights when questioned as to her preference of the two dances
This sentiment seems to be that as generally expressi ' by the
youtg people. and in the.‘ ‘young" we include all under 30 and
anyover who may be ‘.‘oiil lii Iwurs illll have young ideas. ‘
The x-outhfulwlcnleiit have paid just about its much atten-
tum expressed by a certain group of moral saviors who claim the
young people will go to hell if they don t out out potting.
The Valencia may be by far the most beautiful of the two
dances but. it fails to express the insistent desires of. the youth
FTH FL
- John \‘l'argo. Dan
.John
and most at all. proper control uvcx"
One at illtm happenivl to bi. oi
utter watching the class for s new
ltion to the decree of the dancing masters as it has to the ultinm .
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Miss Zakhar is
Given Present Of
Player Piano
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A birthday surprise party moi
[rivals in the honor of ion Zukbar
at her homo. fl Firth street. satur-
day evening. The house was print.
tily decorated for the occasion. Mm
Zskhar received many beautiful
gifts; among them being a playir-l
piano. Dainty refreshments “(in
served. v Mr».
Among the many friends and ic-v'
lutivsa were: Margaret and Union
Yobby. Margaret Rimany. llulrn
Hayden. Janet Read. lrcne Yobhy. ‘1“.th ”mm, ...”...
Matilda Sore-non. Anna slid Eliza-I l.) “I .i 1.
both Brosky. Bertha and ”minim I, mp“. ..I
doors. Margaret Monsport. lior' i:li 1M ,I um ...I ..
so. .‘iririmret Soho. Anna and iii-mi
Couchinu. Cecelia Lalwunvh. i..-ll:«r
Forts. Margaret. Eliznlu lit and
trans Wane. ‘
her of Orders; Miss
Tried [ruled litrechc l'
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Frost also purchased '.’" tickntr
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in connection with ”it immiw
picture. which stars 1.0L“ Wilson. af
Lloyd Hamilton comedy will it
shown. also the Pattie Non:-
li‘er those who are not Ohio to oi»-
taili tickets from either the tollllt'il mi in ril'il‘ir’vlw.
members or the scout militant.- 1.13;...1. aunt inirtk it.» rake
ticksta will be on sale at the box 01- truth mu .il‘...\\’lillll’l vi. swervttned with
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a regular business ain’t-ting tumor-i
row night in the K. of C roamed
Washington street. All members
are urged to be present as the clm- .
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Post I'Ot’dhlilnizls .‘isfillt'lilloll tonight
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King's Daughters will meet at the . .
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home of Mrs. William Samara. Mi
Bayview avenue. Tuesday. December
ii. at ':30 o'clock. Lesson studi.
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McLachlan Lodge
Lady Molachlan lodge. No. 53.
Daughters of Scoilo. will hold a reg-
ular business meeting tomorrow
night at Red Men's hall. Main
street.
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