millilullic
11121 New literal?
o '3“ a It 1
recs men In; I I
Mrs. 'l‘bolnoI WI“. ’Arsh
import. 11.2.1... tho brlde
rd WIId, son of Mr. Ind
, ”IlsrdWG Balms. Bassist
~ I . ur av.
”i 33,1921. horns It the brIdII
all honor of EIIII liIli‘iIr. It
I. 48 Fifth ItrIIt. SIturdIy
...—..—
I'll-
i. tho hImI If the bridI'I 1;;
it I. very quiet but pretty we
dered u dollghtiul "Swen;
In Party." Saturday night.
ts won hlsh honors In 'the con-
' Bevel; hundred and
lY-fivo ,d‘osen of cookies were
during flip out.
delightful Chsnllkp push; my!
hp Ivor 'Ii; luddlgI, It the
~ ii .A- Petition Sunder
The affair was held illi-
l ghtfuI annulment puny.
y. ftérnoon. It HillIide.,
.' C'hurchcs.
"' Association
re completed at the
ting 11.1.; Saturdby 11 isn't,
A I of Mrs. Mary ibblé.
the shut“
I meeting of the society
lght.
lit-tern»
, our; mummies
anon commits”,
,fbirthday surprise party was,
I hundred croded into the
th'IIirs. Tuesday. to witness
lire "North of as" starring
son. given under the ausplc.
Girl Scout Gounoll If this
tone Moron. daughter o;
198”8outh
Rosmussen.’ Tuesday after-
lea, Fay Smith. 70 Spring Itreet.
, mas party held Wednesds
is past weelt In the 991.1"
Christmas bags for the salt.
on the members of the Nor-
If the Seaman's
~Instltute have been working
econ;-
int .
,ed the members of the Pil-
lid of the South Norwpll;
,_ party of the Prothumsi
I he South Norwsll; Bap,-
’ ,. which wlll be held Jan-
"I" dig-
Aforty people were prIIAonAt
'fili'I’p night at the cord any
n the auspices of the en-
_- avenue. 3. . »
“...-“
Mill/limb or 1mm»; vol; NIIRWAIK 'vvuum
...... Mn .
lemstmas Shopp rig Doesnt
Curb Women s ActiVZties
However, Boasts Flavor of
8 Parties Are Very Popu-
lit Being Made.
isrtsinmont committII It wInonlu
council, at the home of Mrs. Louise
'Z‘Inf-leld. West ayenue.
Mrs. Jennie ugsmm WII "-
elected Irsnd regent of Court hour.-
II. No. lot. Catholic DoughterI of
-.A;nericI. It the election of suture.
$1 uIsdIyA night. in the R. of O. roomo.
ashlngtbn street.
The out nominstlon of officers,
fIIturod tho n'IAIIAtAInI of Court '1‘”?
Tuesday night. In ProngIs Forum
hall. Washington street.
Plans for the “Bobble Burns" sup-
per to be held by My Mchschlan
lodge. JanuIry it. erI completed
It the meetins at tho 194119. 2111121.
night. In Red MII'I but high; It.
Charles Smith was elected corny
rounder of- Lady Jennings lodge It
the meeting held wednesdoy night.
at Red Men mill. Weshlngiol;
street. Gertrude Phillips is vice-
commander. ' ‘-
More than eighty memborI Ind
friends of Berkeley‘ chapter. Order
‘ of Eastern Stn'r, enloyed the Christ-
nlght. in
the Berkeley strIet 11...... c Templg.
.The first nominntion of officers
was. held“ the meeting of Our Sis-
tors” Reb‘éknh lodge. Wednesday
night.
' A'Christmas dinner was enjoyed
after the regular business meeting
If the Old Well Commandery. U. 0.
G. 0.. in the P. O. B. of A. ball.
Tuesday night
A new commander-y was institut-
cd.Thu1‘Ida'y night. In Arlen hail
Westport. by Lottie V. Payne. of this
Iity.
A very successful Bingo party was
held by tho members of the Pride of
Uncas. Monday mini. at Red Men 11
A‘ ,hhll. Washington silect.
Mrs. Cornelia 8. Lyon. Bayviow
avenue. was hostess .to the members
‘0; the "'WImens Association Of the
South Norwaik Baptist church. Wed-
nejday afternoon. at her home.
Fifteen members of the Women's
Foreign Missionary society of the
East Avenue M; E. church attended
the monthly meeting It; the home of
Mrs. Edward Honford. EIIt Ivonne.
ednesdaymlgnt.
.1.
Mrs: worsen... ...qu Mall;
1 “street. entertained the members of
the Ladies Aid of the First Buptls;
church of Divine Healing. Wednes-
dey afternoon.
Mrs. -Wllliam E. Grindrod was
Ilected president of the Moths 11
club of the Norwolli Con regationsl'
church. at the moehng he (1 WIanI
day afternoon at the church.
-"'-r-1
The bazaar and entertalnruont
held Wednesdey nlght by the colon.
tcer girls proved very Iuccessful and
pill-acted a host of Ehrlstman shop-
: per-s.
W
Plans for the Christmsn work I:
the circle were diIIussed It the
reacting of tho wheteoovIr elrolo.‘
held Tuesday afternoon. at thI homo
" of Mrs. William Somer‘s. Bayvlow
Dlulls,
The méhbers of the 8.5 chapter
. of the Girls' and Women‘s club ore.
seated Mrs William wrau with I
lovely' sweeter. It the meeting of
the chapter. Mondsy night. Mrs.
Wragg. a former member of tho
chapter. left WedneIdIy for Eng-
land.
An informal discussion of child-
ren's books featured the meeting of
the Mother's' club, Tuesday afternoon
Mombers If, the Quote club enjoy.
ed 9.11917 pleasant “finial TM“!!!
2 ‘ ‘ night. It. the Sandwich kitchen. Well
street. .
ces. OrIIr If in “#14.“ mm" 'Asooudtd with WW ii" iul
s»a,.....1..s
Repul). Women
Will Visit The
Narameke Home
Mrs. Frank I Brunda'gc. vice-
chairman. was the hostops If the
IitIrnIou. yIItIrdIy. It thI meet-
ing of the 6,1le lunlitutlon commit-
tII of the Republican Women' s As-
'soclstlon. hold It her home on
Bettswcod road.
The meotlnl was for the purpose
of running Chratmu women
is! "19 19mm of Mum-II 21an
and the splendld responII of both
mImhIrI Ind friends to the- appeal
of the chairman. Mrs. J‘ ederIolt ii.
Hoelschsr. was more than supre-
clatId by the oemnlittII.
fI‘hI followlns women thI re-
fute of
vsrlouI kinds. also irult. Iend II. and
II forth: Mrs. Samuel J. Stewart.
Mrs. George Avison. Mrs. David
liorrlsIcwars. li‘rsnl; Brazel. Mrs.
Csrroli White. Mrs. Johnnie Gruelie.
Mrs. Chili-III W. Gogol-t. Mrs. Curtis
OwIn. Mrs. George GIvansgh
Anyone wishing to help the 00m-
mlttIe with gifts of any II; for the
unfortunates If the Home. may do
so. y communlcstlng with the chair-
man before next Thuvedpy. The
committee wishes to thsnl; III who
have sent contributionI for this
work.
Carol Smelt; All
Rebska L9ilge Party
A Christmas tree. ”gifts. decora-
tions. and the singing of old carols
nll entered Into the delightful Christ'-
mss party enjoyed by the members
of Eurekuh Rebekah lodge. las
evening. at odd Fellows‘ hail.
One feature of the evening was the.
singing of the Christmas carols by
Mr. and Mrs. Keilta Wilkinson 9nd
Mrs. Mild 'ed Loveigy Wieii. 1959m-
panled by Mrs. George W'ardwell ill
the piano. These were very bIAIAutI-
fill and added much in the Iolrit
of the party.
The Weir 11nd headphones Ind
carried out by the members ‘of' the
12... Noble Gran; nagocntlon 'enu
much credit goes 2 them for I
most plenum “99108-
At the business session which pro~
coded the social. the second nomina
tion of officers i~ok place. Election
will be held December 3!. at which
time the will ill be :1. roIl New
Year's party.
Local People Attend
' Wedding In Bethe]
...—...,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Norbert Mottrarn
and daughter. Miss Marlon Mottrem.
of Marvin, Beach. and fieorgeE
Harris of Reed. ItrIet. are in Be
today. standing Ibo wedding of
Miss EIterLea Wright Ind John
E. Anderson. which takes plsce at
2: 80 o'clock this Ifteruoop In St.
'l‘homes' Episcopal church. During
the ceremony Miss Mottrsn; Awlii
sing "o Pentect Love" I~nd "Prom-
ise MI." .
Successful Sole-A A
——.‘—-——o
Mrs. Percy Glendonulnu VIII the
chairman of the sueoIsIfui cello Isle
held by the members of tho Mill“
walk P'ngregotionsl church yester-
day afternoon in tho Plggly Wiggly
store. Main street
Mrs. Glendsnning won Isslsted at
the solo by Mrs. Fred LockWI‘od and
Miss Emma Pal-trick".
The sale, was held for the, pur-
, pose of raising funds to buy sup.
plies for the not... that the mem-
bers‘ on doing for tho Goodnow
Tollcbgcs Co" .Ige. Yesterday. 11
splendid Inn; was cleored‘to help
the sale was held during I. season
when there is so many calls for
chan'ty and so many uses for Inc‘s
money
—-——.——.,———.~_L_._
D. A R. Lunches
1 Preceding the first three meetings
of the year. in January. February
and March. members of the NonvAIlil
D. A. R. will serve luncheohs in the
Town Hall-
Proceeds from this new, idea will
go towards a fund being raised by
the local chapter to help pay for We
chairs which the chapter is to plIes
In tbs new Constitution Hall in
Washington D. 0. ~
This new ball. whichxlt is expected
will be hullt in the Springtime will
boast a number of "chain" each at
$160. donated by the various ..hap-
ters all over the country.
Postponed ‘1
The, card party which 11.. Ines;-
' bars, of the Brill If Guess had
. nisuned for tents t It the home or
rI-EllrIo-tl; Steins-lid. h; u;
Iii-Iii. will 111111.. hold 'l‘lit Gigi?“
. punished becsuse of tho illness of
Mrs. Stet nwsld. ..
Convsleacing : i ‘
mm ‘ '
If littlem hill; 'liant'w the flit-3m“: I111
dough»;- II no Int. Wily Roth! rt
entitle who Isis I911; ”added to lie;-
1‘ noun; for the am too onIII III '1
111». will 1.. III is 111
Will to 11' I111 min 11m °
"In
AEngish S tigers Coming Here
Tomorro. ° '
”An opportunity not to be lightly
tomorrow
Donavolsnt association at the Nora
Hospital which is connected with.
in i‘. ‘a work. despite the fact that
- Thst it II IinII to bring up chil-
dron in Eeiiwd. IIpeolIllv where
the matter If m. to concerned,
because slyleI don t Ihaugo Ive; In 11:
every hour. is the contention of lilrs
William Wrsgg. Engl‘ hwoman. who
has been I Indlng I, Ihort time with
her dough or, Mrs. Lilly None“, 2-;
Grand swtreet.
Mrs. WK“ sIllId Wednesday for
Long Ed on. DerbthirI. England.
on the Cunarder. Boreng‘aria.
“l'm very glad to be going back
and yet I'm very sorry." said Mrs.
Wragg before she left. “Thot' s the
trouble wi .h thing children on both
sides of the water. you always ham
_to leave some of them inhind every
time you travel. "
ills Nine Children.
She has three daughters in Eng.
dead and six children in this coun-
try. Fire of them reside in Nor-
woik. they being: 11'... Fred lhull-
child, New Canaan Ivenuc; Mrs
Lilly Nowell. 24 Grand 311m;
George Wrong. Ponus Manor: Alllm“.
“711188.935 Grand street, and Junk
Wragsnl Jefferson street.
This is Mrs. Wrogg's second 1-,11111
led. full of worit. full of purposi.
She llkeq this country yet stout];
sticks to her first statement that uh.
prefers bringing up her Illlldlln in
“ye olde countrle" Ind it would up
pear that Ihe Iscretly hole the bills
and girls are better off for the 1111
fashioned training they get on 111.:
other side. >
"I hardly know how to cxpl..m
myself." she paid slowly. storing
meditntlvcly out of the \Vllld'nt,
"But it Is so very different in 11112
country. Everyone is in u ru 11.
there seem’s hardly time to do 1111)
thing. hardly time to live in fuel.
"in England. we have the 1'. .11
home life Ind the family is found
in the home. in this country. 1111-1»
seems to be somony things to 1:11..
thevyoung people out of the hour,
you'eun hardly ever find them 111 iv
"0! course the young girls 11; 1311':-
lIndaro changing and they on; gt:
ting t9 the bobbed hull and (1
short skirt stage. though i hope 1 » L
for long. i hope too. that the L1
llsh parents wlli not lose .11.; hall
which they have had or er U“ 11 21.1 -
dren for so long."
' Mrs. Wragg said that she them
young people dressed very (21.11211 ..
gently in thiI country and that .11
had to keep in Iiylo or run thu rimAA
of curious stores on every side.
.1 Don't Store.
"I don't mean to say that the m n
pie in En isnd don't dross 111cc1y',
she expls nod. "1'th so. but ihwy
haven't tire crass for new oloiiws
which IIInis provolent hero. nor do
they attire slid stars if one ‘happohs
to be lost a bit out of style "
"That's one or the main reasons
cause they don’t need
to Americs'. A busy life she 11.11;1
Todav S Feature
Visitor Says It's Easier To Raise
Children In England
Why it Is easier to bring up ohll 'lrcnl
in the old country. Not so much he. lnml. Curiously enough. Mrs. Glow-r
couse‘tho clothos cost less but be- 1 tins a bare quarter of a mile from
chdnging 1111.
every month. or Io to camera; with lslvs
Goes Home
' M115. 1;
style. Clothes don't play such a largo
part in Eugush life as they do in
Alumina."
Mrs. Wraps said she guessed that
English pueblo are u lot more puck.
Wind in siy.ts ll‘lilll they are in this
couumy. As for as the Women are
concerned, slip full that the reason
for this toy In the fact that women
do not Work to the extent they do
in this country and so cannot 11!,-
lord to dress so uspeuslvuly.
As she said: "Hui‘e. you think it is
pcrl.ct.y all right for a lumber to
1101;) out. but in England. no. And
so, open thine In only the father
to support I large family, the
Clothes will suffer.”
1.11041 hour Caro.
When tho' idugusnwomul; hersoll
was a little girl she lived right nolu
ltublu Hood‘s cnxe.
it's as good as reading ovel'hgein
the old tales of liobiu hood 111111 his
many men to sit and chat with Airs.
“'1';ng about old Nottingham castle
and Robin blood chase where the ho.
loved character of English folk-lore
played so many of his pranks.
"011, It's bountiful." sue exclaimed
’u'itl; all its long walks. and won-
lm'ful scenery. Yes. many a time.
when l was a young girl have i vis-
ind the. cure of Robin Mood—but
that “as long ago."
Now she has gone back. this (if:-
11'; lutul little Englishwoniun. to it all
11.:1 by this time must be well start-
cl on her high seas trip.
(1:; the same boat goes John Glov.
LI' .1 '1) from this city who is plan
nlllu to Halt his aged molhcr l1; l-‘ng.
\Vragg‘s’ bomb in the Drum;
A;
M. E. church.
take place.
modern a'ge. .
swim against the tide.
of revelry and fun?
they will go. somewhere else.
queries.
'Al‘hI Christmas cantatal. “Panel;
on Earth." by Heyssr. will be sung
fit tilt End! Avenue, Methodist
church. tomorrow evening at 7:110
o'clock.
The rennin chIir will be aug-
merited to more time a score of
Hinzers. Isolated by weii- -1tnown lo-
cal Int-ts. 11,111.21“ ill-I Marlon
netball; «Irene; III Elva Avail.
lone. III told» doom um II. low-
“5'1 “C “'W‘ Wilkinson. bIrltonI.
eel-Isis drIrIItII features In es.
peeled ",1! i affectlvo pres.
entailed. : II'I vii .bI costumer
enhanced tr controlled iisiitinu Ii-
ls tbs; offered to sit music No
The Junior IhIlr will lead the pro.
1
A Rare Opportunity
them. This it Is that Wostsnrt Ind'
.111 IbIIld ire; honored till;
I IhsntI to 11 iii
r them: "A fIzolnIting demonItrIiioo
iii
A WORTHWHILE IDEA
Compliments for the Rev. Cheri.»~ .5‘ Grey of the East A; onus
He has just announced that Neu \un; 5 Eve observance 111 the
church this your will. be a sort of “good time was had by all"
affair. Everyone is invited and a 1-:011 celebration is scheduled to
At midnight, the party- will 2211.0 on 1; religious aspect for a
few minutes, just as the old your passes and the now is ushered in
The old time “watch night” gatherings 1; incl; have hitherto
been on the New Year’ I program of tho church each 5' car, are con-
sidered by the pastor as often too lulgilly and gloomy for the
So he seeks to combine the two, the soul i211 and the religious.
Wise is the pastor who breasts the 1; uvcs rather then tries to
Our East Norwalk pastor evidentl; considers that nowadms the
young people especially, look forward to New Year 5 eve as a time
And with youth 11 wilful nature they intend to get that fun
one my or another. If they can’t get it in the Hausa of Religion,
Why push the young people out of the churchf the pastor
He iii right, yet those there are who will point the finger of
stern 13.1“;le ht him and say that he is lowering and cheapeuinn
thI churull and that since the watch night services were satisfac-
torg: oogrundlno they. should be satisfactory to grandchildren.
at oral; Ityles change even as do stv'les in everything 9122:.
More power to the Rev. Gray for his courage and foresight.
“Pesos Chi Earlh" Christmas ,
Cantata, Tomormw Night
I.
cession of the older singers. Solo
parts will be sung by the visiting
artists. and I dust. of more than
usual beauty. will be render“ by
Mrs. C. D. Hodgemsn. Ioprano. and
Mrs. Mildred Lovejoy Wish, central-
to.
This cantata is a very boeuilful
work of art. and give. promise of I
very worthy rendering by the pres.
eni tIron]; Infants. 3) t
'I‘ ore is e I we i
service. with a Chrietrlgl-I “1:1:ng
by the pastor. after which the can-'
taia will be rendered III unit1
l‘iereby muting most effoc‘ive ill or.
tisiic excellence and its worshipful
\‘8. us.
I »‘1(.wx—
‘ In their moduli“; til! Enslish
singers include bpsldes the you".
gain. Ballets. Caronots and so forth
of the Ellsohsthsn period. {fallen
and Sparisi; street IriII. toll; songs
1..odcrn English and B‘s-Inch port
songs and certain other works with
°.pu;r.oforte accoiuounlmont. '
The Herald Tribune has ind of
or the fact that their I much
Enough 11ml music Add Ilse
. It. ’yel Rue
N Something’s
e Here About
_0
w 222;". .
S ll (0“ e
y City Br. of: s
Tonight's Events.
I'ilnlto—"Tho Dude Cowboy."
l‘uluce. Vaudeville.
Quality."
Regent—"The Fighting Marine.”
“A Man of
Tmuorrmr's El‘ltfilhl.
i‘.lulto-—-—"Whispvrlm; Wires."
l'ulucc—“Thc Flaming lv‘orost.”
lti'ttcntn—“l‘lxlt Smiling.“
Sun And Title For Todd!
Sun rises 7:18 A. \‘l
Sun sets ...... 4:21; I'. M
High ildu. .10: '13 A. M. -21li {1:1 I’ M.
Sun and Tide for Tomorrow
Sunrises .... ........ . 7:14 A. M.
Sun sols ............ 4:26 P. N
High tide..ll:07 A. M.-ll':43 P. M.
Harry G. Goriou. b liciiswood
road. has a slight attack of the grip
——Suggestious for the people who
are busy in the daytime. photos
taken at night by appolnimem.
\lunugidn Studio. l'llonc 755.r-Adv.
-—-Chrlsimns"l;1-cs at H. Aldcs' 11.
\VI. :t Awe. 75c, 85c. $1. 00, $1.50.—
Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Smith
quietly celebrated their [with wed.
11111;; unulvcrsury. yeslvrduy, at their
homo in Golden i'iill street.
3115.5milh. “110 has both ill for
some time Is alouly improving.
~—l.ad1(‘s'urist watches in white
gold (filled) ill‘i! specially primal at
3111110 This mukvs 21 fine Christmas
gift. 0. fl. Jackson. 58 Wall St.-
Adv.
~—.\l:lnuginn Photographer.
Jain—Adv.
Phone
Mrs. Ruth Smith and son.
St. John sirm-I. who are spending
the winter in England. are rmnII-m-
boring friends with curds. :0“
mindles‘ lely Filled lion's from
$20 up. Gr-nilv'lnvn's l.ll:l,v Traveling
Hugs from $l3 up. l)onn;.-ll,\"s.—»
All“
—-Dlrlmonds of the finest quality.
at most modoruls pricr‘surv here this
hoi'lluy smison. A vurivd stock in-
drwi now on himd. 0. i3. Jackson,
55 Wall-SL—Adv.
Mrs. (fllnl'lcsIRni-rctt and son.
Russell. and Mrs. Chum-s Hendrick.
son and daughter. Florence, of
lildgoliold. “sign! with friends in
Norwalk. Tucsduy.
—An zlssnrtmi'nt of Christmas
cards, 12 to 1; box for 3012.,501': and
sum; also. special assortment. 21 in
:1 box for. $1.00;,nonneily's..~A(i\'.
, ,_
Frank ficrr: Is helping out during
the holiday rush of .Yflfli‘ph Davis.
North Main strcvt clnihlol‘.
“Electric 'l‘lnins to; the Boys It ~
all prices. at Donnell) ‘..'.s—-—'td;
\ .
Miss Angelina. Paradisa rendered
suvl‘l'al vooul selections at the
Christmas socloicf theGlrIs' and
“'omen's club. last evening.
«Make the boy or girl ,linlmv
from those selections. footballs.
baseball glows. roller skates. lr-n
sknlr-s. air rifles. Imv scout axes
Mm’i‘los Ito. Hodgcsfitore 24 North
Main St.-—Adv
--lif"nuginn Photographer. Phone,
8 5 5.—-—A dv.
Miss Sx'ivin Guns. who is a student
at Iiylnnd Manor. Tarryiown. re-
turned home yesterday to spend the
holiday \ncation with her portals.
sir. and Mrs. Ldutud (Vans. West
uVlnliO
~——Puy our Gift Department. arc-
ond floor, a visit. Donnelly's.—-.\dv.
Mrs. (Charles E. Dunncbncke.
Myrtle street, will leave soon after
Chrlstrnus for Florida. where shu-
will remain some time.
—Redlos and \le-irolns sold on
easy terms at ilnnuelly's-fAdv.
—-—Joln our Radio Club. and Have
your Radio for Christmas Morning——
Come in and let us tell you about it,
Donnelly' s. -—Adv.
Alfred H. Taylor. Webster street.
is confined to his home by illness.
*Mnnuglan Photographer. Phone
8651-4“. !
l'l'he“ condition- of Harry Nelison.
young son of Mr. and 'Mrs. .i-Iarrv
Neilson. Clinton avenue. Westport
who‘rscsived a set‘ere injury to his
left eye in an explosion several
Weeks ago when his six year' old
cousln. Clifford Buttery. Murray
street. lost his left eye is reportrd
good.;l‘he Ne Isotl boy is side to see
from his left ye occasionally but it
will be some time before It is clear-
ed up. The right from his right is
l
Albert. ;
it
1'“
j: s-
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Boston Sio '
Null; A“. W11}! Sis.
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The Following are Leading Contestants in dhllGlCnAI
PRIZE VOTING CON lEb'l
N111 \\
linrhora (lrci'n lillli)
UP TO II A. .\I. l‘ltllIAY
GIRLS
Ruth 1'}. Godfrey .l.... 30le Dorothy Aunluvsun ....... "u n
Ruth A. lioyt ......... 271311 All'u'luzll .\l‘l'il;t ......... 71.1
Minnie Romeo ........ 27511 ...1; our Mahmud; 31,11
Ruth Bailey .......... 2401);.lrv'111\."gll ".lt ............ 31'
Helen iiucklvy ........ 201m I\11,;.nl.1 1 .11-1...r . ....... 1".»
Virginia Bempio ....... 1400 111112111 1’; Iii 11:24
Mario George 1610 111-11. Tlmpsun ........... :1.
Ruth M. Thompson ..... 1181) Elizabeth (1.».le ...... r...
icon J. Schuurz ...... 1130 1.2.1112. Muzznmu 3-:
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Helen Murphy ......... luau ’l‘illlc Muzzucco i..
\Iariorie Crosby ........ 1111.11 Helm; Bonn ........... .. 2:. ',‘,~
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good. Clifford Buttery is gettlig
ulong nicely.
—-\\’aicrman and Parker Fountain
Pens and Pencils. an ideal Gift.
lionnelly‘s—Adv.
Mrs. Alice Smith Gomllot soprano
:1 nn-ullmr of the double quartet of
11m Purl; Avenue Episcopal church.
New York. will be heard in several
solos. Sunday morning. from Station
WJZ. ‘whcre the service to broad-
cnsii'd ovvry week.
Mrs. Godillot is u all known it.
(nun. .\ in“ wars ago she “as
soloist in one 01' the local churches.
-Wl;ut makes better Xmas gifts
than lvnerohnson Bicycles and
voloclpodcs. They are here and
conservatively priced too. Big Xm‘ls
stock in wide variety at A. JV.
Hodge's Store. 24 No. Main St.—
.‘\d\.‘. A
——.\lanugian Photographer. Phone
355.—~Adv.
I
Dr.“ Frederick L. Piper. president
of the. Norwaik Ministerial associa-
tion. is making an effort to have the
(1111's church choirs join in ion "‘2:
a minsircl band to sing Christmas
carols at the Norwuik hospital and
mrious othol public institutions on
Christmas Eve.
~Piciul‘o "Lone Wolf" framl-d.
$4.611. Donnelly's.—~Adv.
. —-Christmos tress for sale. new in l
Tilly’s Carriage Works. North Muir
Si. Free delivery. J. Holman—Adv
Mrs. Addison E. ' Austin. 5? Sear
Avlow' avenue. has been silfl’orlur'
from a very serious- illness since 125'
February. is now able to be nhru‘
the house. A complete recovery ‘is'
looked forward ‘to by tier many
friends who are anxious to see her
about.
Snocfnl for f‘hrisimas. Bridge
Lamps. $2.95 at Donnelly‘s.-—Adv.
N. S. D. Girls
Mrs. John Merriluu‘n. one of the
advisors of the N. S. D. glrls' clnh
presented the physical culture di-
rector of the club. Mr. Kiellandvr
with a handsome Christmas present.
last night. on behall d! themcmbers
ot‘ the club.
The girls felt that in return for
the splundid work that their director
has done for them. they] wishgd to
give a little rem‘eulbcrsn‘ce. expres-
sing their esteem and apples ation
Mr. itjcllnnder w ' presented with
a s.lk scarf and a pull of initialed
ui'i bulwlons
At.cr the first of the year. the
g1; is will take up folk dancing in
connection with the class of physical
culture.
bellowing the basketball practicr
or last n‘ght. the members or the
club made plans for the Christmas
party that they will held Thursday.
December 20.
DANCE FOR CATJIOLIAU
‘OOMMUNITY HOME .0er
..l
Mrs. Mary Barrett. Mrs. Nora
Whitehead and, Miss Mary Cl—rk
gave I dance in Red Men'o hull.
Main street .Iutnlsht. for the bane-
fit If the Community House drive
now being held. under the alien! cos
of the (lithium Women of this city
There was a very good crowd.
~—
Pr res Awarded 111 Girl Scout
China And Rag loll Conical
Troop 7 and 'i‘roop 8A of the Nor-
wsll; Girl Spells carried off high
bonus in the doll contest held re-
cently by the local scouts. ‘
'i‘roop 'I claimed ill-st prize for the
chins dolls and Troop ii for the rag
dolls. There wore two parts to the
contest. The China doll contest Ind
the rs; .01; contest. The Uhins dolls
were distributed. osevto no) pstrrl.
In the here of developing further the
Incellsnt spirit of oooperIiion sl-
rssdy present In t1._s scout work. by
having 1 the mumbcrs of a patrol
port; on the one doll
PItlIrss for tile "8 dell wore xiv}
. I out to any scout who desired .m.
:n; - V.
111‘
Si
The Chins doll contest:
First prize-Troop '1.
Second wire—Troop I. ‘
fl‘lurli Irish-Troop i. '
Honorable mention—v’l‘roop I.
The rag doll contest; , .
First prise—Troop ll.
sIoond prise-Jl‘t‘oep I.
Third ems—Troop l.
A special award If three point;
goes to '1 1011 d in recognition of its
entry of I Uhins doll which was
complete luitI outm. from the dais..-
ty undo; ..'esr to the worn; fur coo
The girls in this tree]. ore to he oom- A
mended 1110;; the chasm spin; of
"thins toseihot
‘I'lw live-ulna $erqu \Kt‘ill'llll"
L'onlrlhllilililil 10 (he lll'll'l cnlllmn
or to any nth-r column in ih~
paper. and regrets ihui so mum
offerings how in he rvicried he
cause of the carelessness of (ill
wrlior
Many pimple fall to writ.
nunlos leullvly uml un nit-1n with
(1le a name is not usable
Many pv-nple u'rlio on- both
idea of the pnpvr. Such mulls;
v'unnol he usmi until 11 11:19 1mm
remupII-d 111 The Summer 0211..
1nd ihrr is 51-111mm (mm for Kim!
Pi'upIP using il‘uo-wrllvrs 2111011111
use a double space in 11.11an
copy for newspapers in peril.”
«pace for corrections where her
canary.
N éW Bvoks
. At Library 1
Reference.
Mystic. Siouiugion
lConn. directory.
\\ atorioun, N 1'.. directory.
I Maj. (ion. hi. '\\'. ll't-Iand——l\ioli1»
llnl hum of 111.; l'. .5 in the \\'(u'11
.iu'nr; sanitation. Medical Dept. (11
f the U. S. in the World war. gas “-111—
} fare.
U. 8. Navy. J. Daniels. secretary.
Oiiiclul records of the Union and ,
Confederate narios in lllu ;\'.11' ot‘ 111., ff.
Rebellion. 3 vol. >
Non Fiction.
J. T Adams-—N1\; England m the
Republic 1776-1360.
C. S Blwollksni‘hmud of Eng“: '1;
road; Dt‘SCIllvllOll and oval.
A. F. Brown—Silver sinir;A poems
ii. '1‘. Elle]tson——'.l‘ho Slide- r.ule
R. F. hostel"—-l~'oster on auction;
Auction bridge.
J. G. Gllk<y~Fnith for the new
generation. Modern conception of
(‘t' :;d Get lug God' 5 help in our daily
life
A. N. liclcomfiLState government
in the U. '
J. .W. Johnson—Second book of
Negro spirituals: Negro songs.
C. \thygiiill‘ll—r‘CEI'IlUl‘y of tilt
English novel; History and criticism.
. I-‘loilon.
R. A; Bonnet—~Go—Gettcr
“-cstirn story
J. G. Bownmn—Worid that was ,.
Book about a. box intended for A
grown poopio.
C. T. Fulwood-Judgc and two
Lizzies; Humorous.
R. Hemingway—Sun also rises.
Fred Nuclease—Tin huts. A
and ' Noanls,
Gum:
Austin MacLeod—Loo; of the
fool. .
. A. Muir-Biue Bonnet. Scotch
story.
Grace L. Richmond — Cherry
Squ 1.1m '
'A C. Train—Page Mr.’1‘utt.
s. S. Van Dine—Benson murder
case.
' A. M. Williamson —— Golden Dut-
terny.
I. A. R. Wylie—Mad Busmsn and
other stories.
Taii'otu 'Ktll‘l'llit‘ffl ,
Handkerchiefs of washable taffeta.
embroidered with odd littb mono-
grams are way dainty accessories.
\Valsiilnc liuiscd
Welsllines show a. tendency to
rise in front.
ligands
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