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Scholastic. Stars "
At Norwalk High
Miss Glendavero Loveloy. secre-
tary to the principal of the Norwalk
High school. announced today that
the regular six weeks honor list has
been completed. In order to earn a
place on the honor list. a pupil has
to have a mark of no less than B.
which is equivalent to 84 per cent
or more, and in order to earn a.‘
place on the highest honor list a
pupil must attain an average of
shove-above 95 per cent or all A's.
The ioliowing are the “scholastic
liars" of Norwalk l-iigh:
. High Honors
Baker, Everett.
Pollard. David.
Giorchlno. Margaret.
Rowland. Virginia.
Honors
Anderson. Estelle.
Alexander. Sophie.
Anderson, Dorothy.
Balas. Anna.
Barrett. Margaret.
Barnum. Thursa.
Bowman. Shirley..
Butterileld. Marjorie. ~
Bray. Harriett.
Uhapin. Marybeth,
Cooli. Esther.
Candee. Dorothy.
Chatterton. Dorothy.
Dibble. Elinor.’
Dawson. Consuelo.
Desmond. Helen.
Deitz. Matilda.
Durier. Frances.
Dinkowitz. Nora.
E cson. Elinor.
El erin, Emily.
Fiaherty. Margaret.
Finkcl. Bessie.
Green. Esther.
Graham Elise.
Harris. Elinor.
Heidel. Ruth.
Hitchcock. Adeiyn.
Heise. Helen.
Hopkins. Winifred. _ a.
Rails. Grace.
Kory. Emma.
Kirkland, Dorothy.
K‘eci‘e. Mary. is
Latvenas. ir'ctronella.
MacLean. Norma. .
Michaela. Ruth.
Masher. Marion."
McNaily. Florence.
'Miklovitch. Anna...
Modne. Edith.-
Murray. Justine.
Nestor. Gertrude.
Parks. Ruth.
Roe. Evelyn.
Benedict. Samuel.
Boni. William.
Christophcrs. Herbert
Cuneo. Jack.
Dorn. David.
Fechheimer. James.
Gorham. Harold.
Hanzllck. William.
Johnson. Edwin.
Leonard, William.
Young. Alban.
Shaw. Bernice.
Sherwood. Elizabeth.
Steinberg. Yetta.
Stall. Charlotte.
Vogel. Beatrice.
Wason. Jane.
.Wolls. Verna.
Dr. ’Wllliam J. Tracey. prominent
Nor-walk physician." spoke to the
pupils of the Nor-walk high school at
.their weekly assembly on tho'pro-
resslon of medicine. Principal Philip
. Jakob is trying to get anumber of
prominent professional men. of this
town and others to address the
pupils at the assemblies in order to
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.A NEW PICTURE
. ed Jimmy."
her lair: husband‘s memory.
acquaint them with the various pro-
iesslous.
Uthcr men who promised the prin-
cipal they will talk during theinext
few months are Cameron Brock. of
the personnel department of the
New York Stock exchange: Dr. Bride
of New Rochelle, who will speak on
tho "\‘aluc of a High School Edu-
‘ cationz" Dr. Meredith of the Connec-
ticut Board of Education and sev-
eral others.
~ Several students will attend the
Lions-Kiwanis benefit dance this
evening at the Norwalk Armory.
Tickets are selling fast for the
senior class presentation. "In Walk-
is in charge of the ticket selling and
he reports that the senior rooms are
selling at'the rate of live per student.
The play will be presented at the
Regent theatre. Friday evening. and
will be held under the auspices or
the dramatic club. ’
tossers and they will open their sea-
son when they play the fast Staples
High school of Westport at
Center Junior High school. Decem-
ber 2!. The team is fast rounding
into shape and should turn in a.
successful record.
Ants in South America have been
miles- long.
her ruins and posed for n. plmtngrnplz-hcr first in u long-
Presldent Chris Adams l
Coach Perry Bean is holding daily .
practices with his quintet of basket g
OF. MRS. WILSON
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. widow of America‘s war president. has care-
fully avoided the spotlight during the post. l‘rvv yours. out. of respect to
Attending; n luzv-izcon of the Red Cross
Volunteer Service in “ashiugton the other du‘.
.‘. however, she relaxed
time. Here it is.
December Meeting of
Norwalk Dispensary
,,_’i‘he report of the last month of
the work of the Norwnlk Dispensary
.lvirn \i'ednesday at the December
meeting of the association showed
:hai i510 patients had been cared for.
.«lvvoniy-iive visits have been made
guy the bedside nurse. .
Several contributions of clothing
were also reported. Among the cen-
Zvlhuiions were: Mrs. Cantro. Mu.
'Wiihingion, Mrs. lllm-gan and Mrs.
Il‘arkev. Troop 3 of the Girl Scouts
lnlso sent in agift of Jelly. and food
for the sick.
lilies Mille’r reported that she
i would be very gratetui for any gifts
of children's underwear. There is a
real need for the clothing and any
.slzes will be gratefully received.
in" plumber. Nelson White. who
€in9iaiied the denial chair. donated
ibis services.
The Norwalk Building
company also furnished the services
of a carpenter at cost prico.
Christmas seals was made and show-
ed that a Substantial gain in. contri.
the | butors had been made. The complete .
report will be given at the January
meeting. January 11.
For stealing to blly a dance dress
a. girl in Nottingham. England. re—
cently was sentenced to go to bed
known to construct a tunnel three i every night at 10 o‘clock for three.
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nap as.
smelt. lWToTflzanfEUer
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and-boxed. .xgg‘Boxgo 6.83% n .,
Madeirsl'hndlcsrchlsffioldor raven...
‘ Madeira Centerpiece. round in basketd‘s-
sous of Madeira in a...“ .1...
. . , assets $4.50
‘ ‘ ‘ Unan‘l'es‘ Sstscon-
slstin ,or one;clothj3‘6 x35 inland 4
Bridgeport
10:38.50
$2.30
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Has Enough P. . _
Clinch. Solo. Scarfs and Centers to mouth. 1
cum“ Vanity Satori-scarf andhbrealt-
fast sets, handcinbroidered in color. $2.95. 1‘
. Breakfast Sets—i runner and ’
Towels ‘of fineritalian linen
sishcilled-andcmbroidered in color. ' 1‘
mm Towels ‘ with liaiian, Made . a I,
' and'v‘enetisn“ mbroidcry. ‘89
”THE. mm osmium-scum No
A partial report of the sale of
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Trinity 5. 3. win ' ,
Devote Christmas
Collection to Jews
Sunday school children of Trinity
church will be given for Jewish re-
lief.
This is in accordance with the char.
liable program of the Episcopal
church cooperating with the Ameri-
can Christian Association for Jewish
Relief.
Similar offerings will be taken in
leading Episcopal churches through.
out the country following in line
with a service held at the Cathedral
of St. John the Divine which was
held under the' auspices of the Jew-
ish Relief association.
The collection will be taken at
Evensong on Holy Innocents Day.
December 28. which will be held at
7:80 o'clock. Following the evening
service there will be a Christmas
party for the children of the Sn '
day school in the parish hall of the
church.
Abyssinis’s Newspaper.
ADDIS . ABBABA. Abyssinia.
(Al’)—Abyssinla is a .i-ouniry .with
only one newspaper. It is called
"Berhanena Salen1"—~whlch means
"light and pence"—and i' published
as a weekly. in the massive Ethio-
plan script. The government will al-
low no other similar publication.
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2 “napkin -,
with. dos .n ‘
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The Christmas offering of the v
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No organisation in the city has so
exlvunln: a charitable Christmas pro-
gram planned as has the Sulvulion
Army.
Members of the local corps will
visit the 1"alri'ieid County Hulllt‘. ’i‘ho
Norwnlh hospital, The
Home. the ('ilyunlls. incidental to
the distribution of t'hrislnias bus-
lteln to needy i‘umlliva.
Captain liovnus. commandant at.
the local citadel. outlined the plans
yesterday.
Tuesday afternoon the Hulvntlon
Army Santa Claus will \lz-it the
Couuly Home in Westpuvt nud'ulil
distribute gifts to the 72 .Cililfil‘t‘li.
40 boys and 32 girls. at the home.
’l‘hursriay afternoon or possibly
Friday, Santa. Cliflls will go up to
tho Nm‘unlk hospital and bring
cheer to every pt‘l‘b‘oli confined there
ALASKA RAILROAD GAINS
2‘! PER CERT IN YEAR
ANCHORAGE. (.lP)-—Enrnillsfi
of Uncle Sam's Alaska railroad in‘
creased 1'! per cent, during the lust
fiscal year. Noel W. Smith. general
manager. revealed in his annual re-
port.
The gains \vei'n divided as fol-
l0\~'i‘.' pusswligvr traffic 17.2 per cent.
fl‘f‘ll‘lli IlT.l. and miscellaneous 5.6.
illnlbtv-nnure and operation costs
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BWALK. couurrnussoAY, DECEMBER 16,1926.
Salvation Army Has Big
Program for Christmas
for the holidays. Them will be about
till persons in the hospital according
to average figures.
'l‘ho Clii'lsiuns baskets will be ilis~
tribulcd beginning Friday morning
and as if tlu- workers did not have
enough to. do. tilt: Julia will in: Us.
lit‘i] next.
Members 0.! the army will go to
Nummuko lionio. during thu- \\m h,
probably ll'rlday bringing gifts for
the unfortunatcs there.
December 'Jtl or 30. there will 1w '
a Christmas party at the citadel fur
the Sunday school children. '1 here
will be. u, larce Christmas from in ilw
main hall where lhe exercises will
he held.
Souls. Claus will make his first
appearance on the Norwallv' straws.
tomorrow afternoon under Hulmlinu
Army auspices.
were out 30 per cent nilhnugh
lengthy wooden bridge-s ai'v- l'lMlll:
replaced by steel. and many tic: are
being renewed. .
Ehif‘llshl‘ minim; operations in lho
ll‘dlivluinks district at the. llOl'iIll'!‘il
terminal haw: been :1 factor in ill“
increase of traffic.
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Says Humor'America’s
Gift To Literature
NEW YORK (.\i’)-—-Hu1nor in
Anu-rica‘s only original contribution
to literature. declares Donald Ogden
:a‘lewaii. the author. who suggests
more of it as a remedy for the poo-
plu who tulio lll‘u too seriously.
"What‘s the use of waiting until
om; bus aecuinulatvd his pllo before
bu inguins in play?" he asks. "Let's
have u lot of 'cl‘uzy fun' in acquiring
ibn significant things. even tho oc~
malonul and "curative 'sock in the
t‘)(‘.' imn't . .k for slgulilcanco in
.vu-rythlng."
’l'he humorist ‘is somewhat out of
puiiwncu with the novelists who see
only the dark side of American life.
"\\'-v are giving too much attention
to books about people who have no
fun,” Stewart concludes. "My idea.
of an American story is one in
which the guy has a good time. I
started a serious novel once but the
hero kept having a better time as
i made things more troublesome for
him so I gave it up."
NURWALK CLUB PLANS
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM.
'i'entnilve plans are to be arranged
this week for the Christmas celebra-
lit)“ at tho Norwnlk club. Charles
ll. l‘ilwovtli, the president said yes.
lei-«lay that while no definite pro-
gram had yet been decided upon.
MllFHOlllli In Oil't‘l‘iiig‘fl'i‘l" fiiglytsililiii is \'('l‘}' probable that the 110“-
iii airplanes to ituiiuus to
“air consciousness" in llnly.
event"
play will be observed at the club in
Film!“ lilillllir‘i'.
*As the Christmas Season approaches we are moved
to thank all; our friends and customers for their patron-
age siuce Westarted‘in business. We have tried to give
the best service possible.
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Community Service,
Rowayton Baptist
Church Sunday
A community (fill‘liyliiiah , .
will be held Sunday nib-mom; <l y
o'clock in tho iiowuylnu l 14;...
church. The \‘lll‘lUllli til._.ilii. 4......
will present a pageant. “‘l'izu l,:- :....1
Quest." with a. large cow.
The Methodist cmiguiunlin,»
in
liowayton has accepted .111 1.21. n .r;..~.
to be present for tho Sl'l'Hv- \. 1 :4,
will be one of the most l- 21.1
ever given in the tiling.
A Sunday school cunluiu buxom}
by a social will be gin-u Il;t.l:'ilv
Dec. 23 in which the chzhlim viii
be heard in songs and
There will be gifts, fruit
for the members of
schooL
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Alll‘i l n. ij~
lib: . :rr' y
DONDON WIDOWERS Sllnll‘
FAVOR FOR hl’ihs‘l'iilis.
LONDON. (AP).——\\'blo\viis pro.
for splnsters when roman-yum..- u is
revealed in matrimonial blfililFllm‘
punished by the billion “any
Council.
The London marriage Howls
show. says the booklets. that tiny-
ing the last recorded yc‘ui‘ t'uro.
were nearly twice as many \Villuv'v rs
who took single women as him p ."i.
nors as compared with these x- ho
wed widows. The difference brn-mnn
the nurnber of widows who him-rm.)
widowers and those who “mi inn-.-
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lors was very small.
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