A Christmas party in the {arm or Sherwood.
a luncheon \vss held hy- the teachers
or the l-Wunhlm School during the
lunch period on Tuesday. The lot-
laaiag u.“ the committee:
Miss limish. Miss McMahon. Mrs.
ltott'man. Mrs! Sermon. Miss Du-
fault.
Those present new: Miss llelrn
lit-ii). Miss Mae Wilson. Miss Susan
lil‘ilfi‘. Miss Anna Moonshine. Miss
ntinued From Page Two.)
her Christmas Trouble. lttlirl from "The Christmas t'arei."
. 1. Scrooge. lrvinx Preston.
V,°g{;:;;lfl°&rlifiizrfi;l""“‘- not Nephew. stunt-y Nathan.
Sins of America.
Elementary Grades.
-y. “A Christmaa Secret.“
.~ ltntlon. "Signs of Christmas.“
’ or Jones.
it) The Picture Section,
Adoration
A very.
iu‘r. llelvn
ot the Shepherds."
liiivern. posoi by Katherine Groceh-
George Colo.
ilmieo limestone and Milton llroeh-
lloh tit-atehii. Thomas Malone.
"The
uyas. Irene llnilcud. Clayton Fisher.
Waiter Anderson and Sidney Nathan
uith Evelyn Greene at the piano.
(L‘l An original story. “The Very
Ilesi Christmas Present." Katherine
(till The Literary Page. A sketch
by
318. “llurh the Herald Angela. Marjorip lluiuull, Mrs. Marion
Gk" School. filreen\ma.i, Miss lrniiu lluiinviiy; or. Music by Johanna Gnlayas and
[Citation “Old i :ita Claus." Mrs. lreua .l. ltoitiuah. Miss llelen “Willi Greene.
'nco Reudyoff. l‘t‘.1\\‘. Miss Eugenio McMahon. Miss u.) '1‘]... Editorial page,
King Christmas. Dan Mk‘r Dunn. Miss Gertrude Groosrh- “The Value of tho Saving System.”
Bertha Cohen. Woodrow Mr. Mrs. Mao Mitchell. Miss ARIII‘S “on“.htk Lewis.
Oil. ‘ Margaret Hula. Leonard llaugh. Miss lluth Weed. Miss .\lii-- (a) Good Athleo Column. "Felici-
dred lion‘rli. Miss Ruth Iimve. Miss
Mario Leonard. Mrs. Dorothy Swen-
son. Geo. it. ilruujescn, .lohn Kane.
Harold Eastman. Louis Moonshine.
tniiili: i‘u." David Scharrien.
Walsh. ~ . .. . -
hen Santa Claus Comes." Mar. (i) the (,hlidens Page.
‘ Eula. .
cm. "Who Is it?" Genotlyn
- 0. Owen Kindilien, Lucdlc Dot.
. George Kohn. llelen Roberts.
ert Aaronson. \‘irginia Thomp-
Clarence Doenisch.
its. "Silent Night. Holy Night."
ROGER LITDIAIW
Iloom 7. presented the Christmas
program in the form of the Christ-
mas issue of a magazine.
(I) The Cover Design. “The later-
ald Angel." Muriel Dibble: accom-
panied by Edna Gorham reading.
and a chorus composed or Margaret
Glynn. Edna Gorhsm. Johanna Gal-
I-leieuo Nelson.
Florence Gregory.
dren."
Manuel.
lutiou. "Joyous Y--le Tidings,"
nor still. I
Tenehers‘ Luncheon.
(0) Advertising Section.
r ‘ Store Open Evenings Until Christmas
" Merry Christmas
I". . ' “Timely Suggestions for Last Minute Shoppers ‘
. They’re trifles to be sure that we are featuring—but they’llbc
~i, graciously received on Christmas morning for they make prac-
tical and useful gifts. Things that will be used long after the
holidays are over.
Exquisite hosiery to complement one’s costume, a lovely string
of pearls for a pretty neck, a line pair of gloves to add smart-
,” ness, achic handbag to lend charm to one’s Winter attire are
noteworthy little accessories milady loves.
T’All are Paris inspired and the displays inclumth trifles of
little cost and of great worth. “
LINGERIE FOR GIFTS
Every woman finds lingerie among the most acceptable of gifts and among the love-
ly new undergarments here are countless Suggestions for practical and charming gifts.
The fine quality of the fabrics—the exquisite workmanship-stress the prices as an-
usually low. Many. of these garments are made entirely by hand. Others in tailored
style are trimmed with contrasting bindings or embroidery.
FINE COTTON UNDERWEAR
Night Gowns of fine batiste, white and colors .. $1.00, $1.59, $1.95 and $2.95
Envelope Chemise. of voile or batistc ...........,.. 98c, $1.49, $1.98 and $2.98
Step-ins and Bloomers 98c, $1.49 and $1.98
Pajamas, of cotton crepe and Flannelcttc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,_ $1.49, $1.98 and $2.98
I SILK UNDERWEAR .
‘Night Gowns, 0f crepe dc chine or Radium Silk . ...... $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 to $10.50
Pajamas,iof silk pcugec or Silk Radium .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $5.95. $7.95. $8.50 to $15.50
Envelope Chemise, of crepe dc chine and Radium Silk .. $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 to $7.50
Step-ins and Bloomers, of Radium Silk $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 and.$5.95
Gift Gloves Are Always Acceptable
- Being fcniininc, you perhaps know what a nice feeling it is to have many pairs of
. Gloves stowed away in the drawer. If you are masculine we’re letting you in on a
feminine secret. A woman likes to get Gloves always whether kid, suede, chamois or
fabric.
Gloves that would make a lovely gift arc of excellent quality suede with novelty cuffs
and smartly decorated in two-color effects. In all colors; ’
’ $1.25, $1.49 and $1.98
Suede Finish Fabric Gloves 98c,
Kid Gloves $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00
‘t ‘t‘ -. ,. . . , .
:51in t ‘ Gift Handbags
'As a special gift offering, a group of smart bags, in the "most fashionable envelope
and pouch types, in all the favored fabrics and leathers of the season, and each bag
with the unique and individual details that render a'gift more interesting to receive.
Priced ' . $1.95, $2.95, $4.95, $5.95, $7.50 to $15.00
1
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Boudoir Accessories
"a. Little Gifts of Importance I
,What girl wouldn’t be pleased with a dainty pair of boudoir garters, a hair bandeaux‘,
or a gift brassierel '
Intimate little whimsics such as these go a long way
sons charming from the very bottom up and how women do adore them!
', sire, and delightful giftsl ' ‘
Boudoir Silk Copy and Bandeau: 98c. $1.49 and $1.98
79c, 98c to $2.98
Silk Genera. nicely trimmed 49c,
Atomizers. in a large variety of styles and colors 98c, $1.98 and $2.98
T Lovely. on "Kercnets , '
Handkerchiefs the gift that can be mailed safely—the gift that fits into the Christ-
mas stocking—the‘gift that is agreeably useful.
Women’s all linen Handkerchiefs 15c, 25c, 49c, 79c and 98¢ each
Men’s all linen, Initial Handkerchiefs . . . . . . . . For a. box of 8, $1.50 and $2.05
Children's fancy embroidered Handkerchiefs, for a box of 3 and 8, 25c, 49c and 980
toward making feminine per-
Inexpen-
' Jewelry
necklets and bracelets of crystal are extremely smart. Here. are many ef-
pieces interestingly priced.
and Link Bracelets, Necklaces and fancy pins . . 98c, $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98
Sparkling
fective new
Rhinestone
, ‘ Smart Hosiery '
Will Solve Every Gift Problem
()ur assortments offer a wide selection‘of slicer chiffon and purl: thread silk gift stock-A
ings. '
They're in s
daytime; an
3 pairs in a box us-soflssosone
mart colors-the new pinkish grey tones, beige—blonds and blue fox, for
d for evening wear, mauve, flesh and pastel tints. Moderately priced at
$2.75, $4.25, $5.25 to $8.50 box
Isoou-n...-.snss-.-..
hr
Sketch
from "The llirds' Christmas Carol."
This shows the llugglestamiiy gel-
ling ready for a Christmas party.
"Mother." Irene Halicnd: “Chil-
Katherine
Doris
Gehrmann. Margaret Glynn, Ren-
wiek Lewis. David Sehsrrcln. Law-
rence Dawson and John Starks.
(1) Campbell Soup. Janet Zvvlck.
TEE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH Monw
(2) The G. 0.. Thomas Malone.
(3) Too 'l'ou. ltuthorino Vaust.
ti) Ivory Soap. Edna. Gorham.
A short. program was given in tho
tiorhum.
"U. Little Town
class.
of Bethlehem."
ileum live or the liogcr Ludiow
school sold the most thrift cutouts,
tho total amount being 64:: slumps;
Joan 1); or sold more than anyone in
the room.
The girls' basketball club is plan-
ning to play the high school bopllu-
more team alter the Christmas holi-
days. The girls ham not as t
played any other team and are look-
ing forward to this same.
The monthly newspaper called
"The Pigeon." is published. The
newspaper has aroused much inter-
est in the school with its Jokes and
There was due girl who received
high honors. Jennie Johnson. the
only pupil in the school.
The students who received honors
were: Irene Bibby. Arthur MacDon-
ald. Tony Conic. Earle Stevens.
Kathleen Burke. Albert Stelkoxls,
Marguerite Foster. Lillian Archer.
Marianne Fitzgerald. Ruth Kay. Lu-
cille Dut‘ley. Grace Waldron. Louis
Urcnoslty. Ruth Shutelt, Virginia
Cappelia. Charles Funk. Florence.
Peterson. Eunice Van Ziicn. Bryant
Mudze. Helen Straub. Bernard
Frankewitch. Charles Gray. Sylvia
Shipman. Leslie Grunt, Miriam
Bond. Ethel Gabrielson. Mildred
I‘Ianford. Frances lrtcrmany. Cecil
Schimerling. Richard Sperry. Mary
Alice Barnum. Mary Pascale. Iluth
Roddy. Tessie Itiskco. Mary Roberts.
Muriel Dibble..Helcn Nelson. Irene
Hailend. Richard Hodgeman. Elva
Staples. .
Frances Ilcrmany, president of
the Art and Design club. presented
$5 to the General Organization. for
the curtain tund.
The Nautical club enjoyed a party
last Friday and ice cream. soda and
cake were served.
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Rooms 1 and 11.
Song. “Santa Claus." Pupils
rooms 1 and 2.
of
Recitation. "A Query."—-nobert
Buckxnan.
Recitation. "it Helps." Mildred ;
Darden. i
Recitation, "Little Light."—.\'auey i
Aliegctta. . i
Recitation. “Christmas Candles";
-—-Ma.ry Capone, Eleanor Sandor, ‘
Mildred Catrina. . 5
Recitation. "Christmas Verses,"—- .
room 2. Norman Dimond. Anna
Hornyack. Helen Domonkos. Joseph
Gslyus. Patsy Ducaie. Matulda Miar.
aha. Steve Czel. Lucy Tuccl.
Recitation. “It."--Carmella Im-
plombsto.
Recitation. "Merry Christmas."—
Edward Herring. and Ernest DiOrio.
Recitation, "Best Day."-Mury
Klsh.
Recitation. "My Goliy."—Jeau
Garvey.
Recitation. .“The Doll's Christ-
mas.”-—Lina Honnessy.
Song. "Upon the Hours-stops."—
Rooms 1 and 2. ,
Room 4.
Recitation, “’l‘nc ’urccn Clad
Christmas Tree."
Song. "Looking for Santa Claus."
.six girls and six boys. ‘
"Christmasl Greetings."—1"ourtccn
children. ‘
, “On Christ Morning.”——teacher.
Julius vatce. response. pupils.
_ Grade 5
Recitation. "Expecting Santa."
Angelo Mugavcro, James English.
Joe Puskas.
Recitation.
Verna. Ferris.
Recitation.
Ivans.
Recitation. "Lazy Betty.” Antoin-
ette Descessare. Elizabeth Thomas.
Bertha Naxv. Jolauna Lucsky. An-
gelina D. Migllo.
Recitation. "Hurrah For Old Sun--
to." Margaret Isnnacone.
Recitation, “Our Wishes," Ernes-
tine Ftlslnger. Katherine Tests. Mar-
garet Loticrzo. Mary D. .Orlo.
Recitation. "A Christmas Eve
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that a Spe-
cial Meeting of the Board 01! Esti-
mate and Taxation of the City of
Norwalk will be held in the Conn-v
cil Chambers at the City Hall on;
Wednesday evening. December 29th, ‘
1928. at: 8:00 o'clock, to re-appro- ‘
priate any of the unexpeuded bal-
slices or the Fourth and Fifth Dis-
tricts from the year at 1925-1926:
or to appropriate any at the nn-g
appropriated revenues or the Fourth
and Fifth districts, {or any or the
following purposes:
In the room: Taxing District.
Layout and Survey of Sew-
"A Christmas Tree."
“Suppose." Elizabeth
erage Disposal Plant. . .3 5,000.00
Fire Department
Miscellaneous Account . . . 904.73
5,994.73
. In the was Taxing District.
Administrative Department
Completion. etc. of Audit. 10,000.00
state Tax . ...... . . . . . . . 4,093.38
County Tax 1,370.233‘
Military “Tax 784.77‘
Liens and Releases . . . . . o $00.00
Tot-J 10,741.88
Town Clerk's Department
Accountsos 555.25
Account 4047 188.00
Total 731.25
Dll'd Ct Nomlk. Conn» ”I'll 22nd
day at Dec. 10".
moms ROBINS.
’ um:- or said any.
‘ e
ALK. CONN... THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23,1926.
sin.
'9‘ I . ..
9
'l‘iioughi." Nicholas {\lnai. Alexander
ix‘ermlnsity.
llct‘italion.
lsahello Ncmctli.
Song. class.
llecilaiion. "The Longest Days of
fill." l‘nisy Zeiemhu.
"'i'iin i‘lii'ihlmus t‘lii-
under." lloao Ktti‘tltiri. Margaret ltn-
ltnili lluinillon.
Margaret Iiornyak. lv'uuuy liiuranoz-
7.0. Louise l'nlunibo and Tessie L‘l-
lt'fllD.
leeiiuiion.
l‘teeitntion.
“Santa is
Recitation.
stories. Joseph lmre. Albert Santclia and .. . ., .
New Honor System David Kovac. .1 “ OI’IIlOF. ' 12 1).?" S."
A new system in honors. at the “99"‘1‘l09- "Gilli-slime." \‘ernn 4 ‘50“8’ Cl‘lmmu “mm-‘1 3 and
‘oger Ludioiv school is being tried. MM‘O' ' 3‘ . .
ahd has proven successful so for. Song. “"0"” Chris“"“-‘"‘-” Cid“. . M's” kellys Ronni
Viola l'Ill‘Mtlit‘lli l’adlllu, “A UOI'iiiitn
“A Christmas Welcome."
Posiigllone.
I‘A Catastrophe." Tessie Morivn-
no, Elizabeth Venn, Evelyn Host-ill.
Marion Tannone.
"Non": the Time for Clapping"
Barbara Griswold. Ruth
Anna Manor. .
“Christmas Questions," Kathryn
Kulsrar.
"Santa's Trials." Roslyn Novas.
"Santa's Little Son." Jumps \‘adas.
John Gomhas. John Ilomnrslty.’ An-
drew Tnnnone, George ’l‘owlcr and
Angelo Penna.
”Toy Gazing." Elsie Sleinherg.
"Clii'isimun
Williuiu Arnold.
"The. (:ind Clit'iailiins
'i‘rec." I‘lllfialieili Czel, Anna (.‘zako.
llclen Simon. Antoinette lannnccone,
Virginia Santeiia. .leny llers.
Coming." Mary
Mamie De Maio. Lena Dc lI‘iorio.
leciiation. "Kris Kringle." \‘icior
Pimlmll.
"Santa
‘1
"Santa (.‘ius' Visit." Alex llelius. l
“The .tfhrislinus Story." Matilda
l'ozuh. Mary‘Nolurislilnno. Helen
imre, Lena l'gsl. Mary 'l‘otii. Dor-
othy Stevens. ~
Smiles."
.1
NORWALK
' TRISTRAM & HYATT CO.
Nuru'nlh's Loading My lilitltlh‘ Slur“
ninth grade music class, hionday ltccltutioa, "My Wish." i.in m
mornlns. The program was in Metro. "Christmas Wishes." Charles llil- WALL 8T,
charso of liulh Shutcli. it was as liectinlion. "A Wish." l-‘unny llut- chiv-
loilows: ' trailers. "Christmas Messenger," Lillian
“rum. "0 C0100 All Y0 Faithful." llecilutiou. "Christmas." Am,” liuu WW“-
uiuss. 'l‘ori‘l. , "liurruli for December." Angelo
Violin H0105. Muriel lJllllJlt'. 30- Song, “Santa, Claus," [on girls, I""“Hlu “"Uny I’OlD‘ChUR. JUM‘llll
hunnu. Guiyus. "Jolly St. Nick." Win. litu'iita. “""n‘fl' Charles liiichie.
lJilci. liulh Shiiteit and Edna Win. Koylnu. John Donioulwg and “Kitty's Present." DUI'OUI)’ lied-
wuy. .
Children’s , 3
Hal Boxes l
51.00
Fancy .
Bed Lamps
l 51.75 $3.50
. "The Happy Day." Joseph Seaho.
“Guess." Jean Liiilroy and Frail-
STORE UI'IIZN l'2\'l'l.Vl.\(-'h l-N'I'lli CHRISTMAS
res Grumman,
"Sing a Song." Matilda liuia.
"Christmaa lI‘un.” ’l‘ony‘ Suiio, Al-
rrI-d Do Florio. L'ouis Demonitos
and John De Pietro.
"What. the Stocking Said." David
Lee. and John Sinuho.
"Adrico to Santa." liyinan Smile-
(lruco Keiwz.
\vi . .
“Santa Claus." Elizabeth ilarati,
Lizzie liencgaat and .' nun llogdano-
\vitz.
‘Song. "’l‘oylnud.” 12 pupils. ‘
“t“hristnuis Bells." Y‘du'ard
James Wilson.
"Christmas Day," Flo-Icnee ’l‘tsta.
"Santa. Dear." Mario Smith. .
line.
and
is Caught."
Welcome."
linden Cheh. ”Kitty's Presents."
ilelen Sirassberger, "A Christians
I Wish."
Margaret Mezzo.
mas Morning."
Jenn Velsor. “Annabel’s Tears."
Mary Mariner-ii. December.”
llnrriet Hilliard. “Getting l'lendy
for Santa." '
.luiia Barber, Margaret Mezzo.
Ethel Forts. Mary Mauinozzl. Jennie
Caruso. Charlotte Baur. Irene llnrt-
ray. llelen Basile. Marianna i‘ept‘.
“Christmas livaryyvhcrc."
.,.
too.
f
"Early Christ-
Larranri,
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Full six pound irons, heavily nicklc plat-
ed. A good qualily iron that we fully
guarantee. '
KITCHEN CLOCKS ‘.
Clear white porcelain face, with
it
blue Dutch designs. Eight day gnar-
antced movement.
BREAD BOARD SETS
Hand decorated boards with knife.
to match.
shapes, colors, and decorations.
A fifteen piece set, of imported lustrb
jars, salt box, vinegar and oil bot~
THE C. o. MILLER COMPANY
Made By Kayser of Fine Rayon
Vest and Bloomer Sets .‘
Daintily Trimmed With Lace
' $4.98
Chosen hastily or chosen in leisure
———ilicsc gorgeous sets make the brat
of gifts; They are made of finely
woven, lustrous rayon, the ideal
fabric for uudcrthings. They will
launder again and again. llniutily
In flesh,
trimmed with real lace.
\ peach, and orchid. .
C. O. MILLER (30.. S'l‘lil'ill'l‘ FLOOR
I'EHCOLATORS
$4.95
Eight cup size. of aluminum. cold water
plain or
ELI-:criuc
ELECTRIC IRONS
$2.05
valve pump style. panelled
shape. a
$4.45
ELECTRIC TOASTERS
$3.75
The Original “F‘lip-Flop" toaster.
touch of the side turns the toast.
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.CoNSOLE SETS
$5.75 set
Bowl and four low sticks of Fostorin
cut glass. Green or amber colored
glassware.
$1.25 and up
A wide assortment of
TEA SETS
$9.95
Twanty-threc piece sets. of imported
two-tone lustre china, in four color
bombinationr.
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CEREAL SETS
$8.95 set
Consists of 6 large covered
Store Open
* Tonight
’i‘oniglii the Store vuiil he opcu uu~
[til nine u‘eloi-ll. the fourth of our
i'hrNiuuu Shopping: Nights. Willi
only one, shopping day before
(‘1 r'. .imas. puirom \vill amireeizi'e
this extra switvii- x ' ,
Quick Service
for last minute shopping
You will lllltl tlioso last minute»—
overlooked n a ll) e s the iii 0 st
troublesome on your list. So easy
to shop quickly here, when: llll‘l'C
are hundreds upon llllllill'i'tlh
gifts. tllflilil‘Vt’Hl under one roof.
Assortments and selections are
still n'idc.
Till-1&0. MILLIII'. (‘miittxi’
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TILL‘CTRIU \\‘.\I-‘l“I.I‘2 IRONS
$7.97:
Nicltlc plated nilh aluminum grids.
llculini; units top and bottom. Carries
our guarantee.
.l’IE PLATES
' $2.65
Frames are of uiekle plate, with cut
glass insets.
dcraic price.
SERvING TRAYS
’ $2.45 and up
A line gift at. a me.
i
A large assortment of carefully
selected trays.
finishes and sizes. .
VACUUM WATERWSETS
“ $7.95 ahd up-
. h .
Pint or quart Sizes.
in various shapes,
light. different
or plain nicklc tinislr.’ Sets consist
of pitcher, tray and glass. .
ONLy ONE MORE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IDAY .
‘ , mesons uoswm 4m
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