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.- Nistorlc'oid Saint Paul's on the
- agreen will see next Sunday. a crowd
.‘llat will pack the edifice t1 the
doors. even filling the old fashion-
} "0d balcony. where for a century
‘nllly of the city's oldest families
v0 rented pen s.
. . ‘ . The Christmas pageant nest Bun.
‘ _.on evening will be the last service
4.! its kind iii the church for I. year
‘ ”am now a churelt 0! stone in the
.Mosuo Gothic design will be rising
,gfl the site of tho oldest coiyecrated
innit-cit in the United States.
.i A cost that includes talent from
. a county and from outside the
“fite fills the list. to which new
{fishes are being added at every re-
(. lml.
. so great were the crowds at the
Linguist at last Christmas time. it
tho necessary to repeat it the fol-
' wishing Sunday evening.
..' ‘i Rev. Louis B. Howell, rector of the
"AJflliurch is being assisted in arrang-
it? the pageant by Rev. Edward L.
" end. rector of Christ Church. West-
_' rt. and by Rev. Joseph Racelopl.
e. , ,. tor of the Church or St. Michael
" “to Archangel. Bridgeport.
a -‘ The chancel and altar of the
._ . . .-'Bhurch will be transformed into a
‘ ‘ itage to accommodate the large cast.
i'fiarlands of laurel and holly will
. . "karate the church. and the big
: Mth windows which for years have
‘, " tched over the old Green will be
titted with candles.
. The pa cant will be about the
‘flfimo as 0 one last year but there
‘Will be new costumes and now seen-
W. The various guilds of the
fihurch have been preparing the
fiesturne‘s for some time.
‘Charles Dunn. organist of the
‘Iihurch is preparing the musical pro-
m which will be sung partly in
, . glish and partly in Latin. Pre-
[Vibu- to the pageanfl the cast will
be seen in a colorful procession about
its church.
. Father Howell states that every
mot-t has been made to exceed the
l>w
inrcssiveness and beauty of last
. .Wr's pageant.
«i S. N. Congregational.
- _ Many hundred at Norwalk's
wurch people will be disappointed
_ Christmas with the announce-
. Went that there will be no "Miracle
- may of the Nativity" at the South
._ «*m'vvalk Congregational church this
. ' r. Because of the mammoth
istrnas Fair held two Weeks ago.
fits-ch officials have thought it best.
TS. omit the presentation this year
,“d my present it in 1927. with no
if?” nax‘. year.
Nevertheless. delighttul Christmas
'_ns cg beingarr‘anged tor the
1..
Prepare
2.32”“As Churches Prepare To Pay
Homage To Bethlehem’s Babe
al Music and Decorations, Entertain-
ts anticipated In B Y g and
any Other Features {filings On
Observance of Nativity.
01d. and
Religious
church that numbers in its list. so
many who are prominent in the
business and professional life of
Kotxvsllr. '
Early Christmas morning. there
will be a service unique in Con-
gregational churches. At 0 o'clock
there will be a carol service {or
Which plans are already being
made. in former years there has
been a light breakfast served and it's
probable that such will be a feature
this Yuletide.
sunday School omeinls and com-
mittees are arranging for the chil-
dren's party which will be held holi-
day week. ' ere will be the
Christmas tree with the usual
games, gifts and refreshments.
Nora-slit Medicine‘s
The Christmas program [or the
congregation of the Norwalk Metho.
dist. church began last Sunday eve-
ning with a stereopticon sermon by
Rev. Dr. Culver on the subject. "Why
We should Be Happy at Christmas
Time." The art slides on this Chi-ist-
mas message were beautiful and
were enjoyed by ll. large audience.
Next Sunday evening. Emil Closs.
Swiss bell ringer. will be heard in a
program of Christmas music. fol-
lowing a short semen by Dr. Culver.
There will be a. Christmas sermon
in the morning.
No services have been planned for
Christmas day.
On the lunday evening utter the
holiday the choir of the church will
sing a cantata under the direction of
Charles Ives. choir director.
The Christmas entertainment and
social for the older members of the
church school will probably be held
the next Tuesday and the party for
the children in the kindergarten and
primary grades will be held Wed-
nesday afternoon; There will be a
Christmas tree with gifts for the
children.
Methodist Eplsmpal.
At the Death Norm-ails Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school is Christ-
mas cantata entitled “A Make-Be-
lleve ants}: will be given during the
week between Christmas and New
Years. the exact date. as yet. not
having been decided.
Rehearsals are progressing rapid-
ly under the able direction or the
entertainment committee. e'onsietlng
of Clarence E. Brown chairman.
Frederick Shove. Howard Wilmett.
Ruth Bowman. Edith Lincoln Mrs.
Ethel Waters. Mrs. Fred Bailey and
Mrs. Clarence Brown.
Regardless of the title. a real
Santa. Claus will be there to delight
the little folks by distributing candy,
I ~L——
marinate
It Mustn’t Be
. “And now what rise?" muses B0!-
ty Jane. as also chews her pent-ll.
she's writing her letter to Santa
Claus. or course. Thousands or pon-
cils are being cinema] now under
simlsr circumstances. What a ira-
gcdy it will be if a single letter (All!
of response!
scholars of the school.
The characters tulvlllt: Part in the
cantata are:
Fatherwlmonard Gordon.
Mother—May Hadley.
Grandmother—Eloise Shove.
hrctiiii Lady—Annie Shutcli.
Mrs. Santa—Ruth llowmuii.
Old Lady in Shoe—Dorothy Sle-
vcns.
Mun—Barbara Griswold.
Hobby—Charles Drew.
Sum—Milton llrown.
Tim—Douglas lrcinntl.
“unity—Norman iii-own.
Bobby's brothers and sisters»
Ruth Anderson Dorothy usiner.
William Deland. Sonny McFarland.
St. Peter's liutht‘l‘ln.
Art ambitious Christmas week pro-
gram [will lm carried outn'. St.
Peter's tierniiin Lutheran church.
under the direction of the popular
pastor. licv. E. C. Wenzel.
There will he servler.~ in German
for the. Olilt‘l‘ members of the con-
gregation and iii English for the
younger or the flock.
The program its planned begins
Christmas iiioriiini: at 10:80 o'clock
when them will be it celebration of
the Holy Communion in (.if'rmnn. A
preparatory service for communi-
ciints \vill 'ln‘ held a half hour
earlier. Tin-re will he a sermon in
the German tongue and the. old
carols will be sung.
On Christmas night, the i‘lllliian
oranges and gifts to the teachers and
“ )t
' ' l
lish songs and ”citations. There
will be special music sung by solo~
ists. school and congregation.
For Sunday. December 20, Mr.
Weasel has planned special services
“it. the regular church hours.
The Young People's Society or the
church will hold their Christmas
social. Tuesday evening. Dec. L‘s, in
the social rooms of the church. A
committee he. been. appointed to tir.
range a program.
On the following evening the
Young Married People's society'will
hold their party.
The Sunday School party will be
held Christin" night in Connl‘ction
wiili the program at the church.
Them will be gifts. fruit and candy
for all the children.
--~——I
nowsyton Methodist
.\ tit-w Christmas cantata "Tl-«‘-
Wise Mcil." will be Hung lit the
liowayton Methodist church. Sunday
evening December 26. by an ting.
mented choir under the direction at
Mrs. Oliver 1. Clark.
At the morning service on the
same date there will be a spit-Lil
Christmas offering for the world
service of the church.
Rev. Walter C. Cowart. the (‘llurt‘h
pastor will preach on the siibjm-t.
"The Meaning of Christmas" Fun-
tlay morning. December 19.
The Sunday school puriv mil 1...
=hcltl iii the chapel. Thursday. no...
ember 23. Harry 8. Bryan. Slipcrilt.
tendent of the school is arranging ll
program.
West Norwnlk i‘linpcl
A special candlelight 34"l‘\lt‘(\ is
being. arranged for Christmas wm-k
in the West Norwalk chapel. 'lhls
is sit annual custom in the rent-
innnity. There will also he a
Christmas party for the Cllll‘lrrn.
The final plans for tho (‘illldli‘llght
servit‘u will be announced by [m m.
bcrs of the Latlics' Aid socitiy in a
few days.
Swedish Lutheran
Local Swedish people. lilllillit rs
or the Lutheran church will ullvnd
i‘hl‘lslllllls sunrise services vitiu-r in
Stamford or in Georgetown. \ilurc
there is a resident pastor.
This is a,very impressive .wrvicn
in the Swedish church and is curried
on in candle light. There is no reli-
dent pastor of the Lutheran church
of the Messiah In FOrt Point street.
but this small church is flourishing
under the supervision ot Rev. A. J.
Oherblom. Bridgeport. and S. Axel
Anderson. student pastor.
Admit. Christian.
A Christmas concert will b- gin-t
Advent hrlstian church in
church auditorium. Tuesday.
DN‘»
and fruit.
tot will sing Christmas music.
[inst Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Christmas will be celebrated
Sunday school parties.
oi' the Sunday school will be heard
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in a program of German and Eng-i .
by the B May school children or the
the
ember 28. At that time the children
will receive their gifts of toys. cuiiiiy
At the church dbrvlces. Dvci illiit‘r
19 and December 26. a double ‘lllJr-
lit '
ihc East Avenue Methodist Cliliri'lli
with a contents. a pageant and the .
‘ banana
’Author Found
Illesketh Pearson lia~ niitilly hi'I ..
rcvcslcd by the pitbli~bcrs in ”it
author 0! ““‘lilstn-rlm; Halli-rim.
It was this book which
agitated England.
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row-ml, ;
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of the Nativity will In‘- llit' pi» .o-iiia
tion of llrsstr's cantata. "l'i ‘Ii‘l‘ on
Earth" at tho i‘lllll'l‘li. Niiitiim- tic
tiliic. l’t‘(.‘"'llll)l'l‘ 11». Till»
Nil'l"‘i '
work will be sung by an tiiihmoitir t
ichoir assisted by {our SUlillSlf‘ The i
ivisltlng soloists will he: .\1.ll'll)ll 5 ‘
iiilutiruiii. soprano; l-iivit .\v.tlloiii.. ‘
.contrnltn; iii-urgi- l2. Hill'l‘ls. l'iltil'.‘
uni] Killllll Wilkinson. liill‘lltlliO. ‘
The chair will llli‘lllill'l Hilll‘i’lilOS.
Mril. Jflllli’l Flm‘ll. Mrs. ilunard’
Gotham, .‘irs. t‘iaro l). Iletluiiiittii..
.\lr|l. Fresco. Mrs, Manley t‘:irpo l'ill'l
MrIi. llerthu U'lmiiiicll. “II“, Killll‘l.
Wilkinson and Mrs. 'l‘vtistlttlr; i'oli
irallos. Mrs. ('t‘llfl i‘ni'pcnlrr, flirt.
42—
1.:tiirn Gr-rliniii, Mrs. A. Greenwood
.Mrs. A. Moore and Airs. Yiiililreil ;¥
ianrJoy \\'ciii: tenors. Stanley i‘ar-
penler, lu'iut'l Scum. Mr. .‘ittl'l‘i‘ itnvi'
Mr. 'l‘l‘nflltili'; luisstls. i"i‘t‘il ll.’t\\ltiltn
anti Clitil'lt'fi llati's.
Thori- will lu'
Christmas Day. .
Sunday evening. remember :6. :i'
pageant will h.‘ presented in iii. i
Clllll‘cll unilei- lill‘ direction of Miss;
Marion 1i.11()lllllii‘llli‘ll. .‘itl l-ll'vclivix‘
candlelight servici- will l‘l‘i't'l‘lii‘ tht-i
pageant. .
The holiday parties for the chllo
drcn of the Sunday school will he
:1“ t‘l;tl
St‘l ‘ li'I h‘.
(Continued (in l'llcc smut. 1i.l Sim.) ‘ r ’
Y, DECEMBER 15, 1
926.
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A wrist watch is that sort of gift which prompts the
recipient to remember the giver for years and Yt‘lll‘r‘»
Our display of fine bracelet watches cannot be ri-
valled.
We also have a full line of Gwen—Hamilton, Wale
tham, Elgin pocket anl strap Watches for men-
.We specialize in Diamonds of the best grades——
OPEN EVENINGS TILL XMAS
O. B. Jackson
"' Jeweler-«Optometrist
58 WALL STREET
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\Vliito linen with or Without initial.
It‘nncy in linen. silk or cotton.
Wool half hose; silk half hose; llsie
and cotton half hose. in all the new
coloringe and designs.
50c to $3.50 Pair
. .
Ouit pajamas are new and different
but our prices are moderate.
$2 to‘ $10 '
4749 so. m 31*.
i Choose his gift from this ex-
tensive stock of men’s exclu-
sivefand seasonable stock of
furnishings. There are many .
varieties and a generous as-
sortment of each variety.
ROBES
UMBRELLAS '
SHIRTS.
RAINCOATS
HATS
ovmeoms
. HOSIERY
'- LEATHER GOODS
- NECKWEAR
SEP D AV}
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OPEN EVENINGS AFTER DECEMBER 18
How many men it-t-I the need of n
tuxedo but do hilt i‘vi-l like buying
ouc'.‘. A gift that would be appre-
t‘lllli‘fl.
$45.00
Sweaters of all styles and weights,
{alley or plain.
$5.00 to $13.50
Women's sills hosiery. thb most wel—
come of gifts "Onyx." "Pointex" in
allvthe desirable colors.
$1.95 - $2.75
._ so. sonwmc
Norwalk Chronicler