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m EVENING sunrluuwourn NORWALK; CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23,1926.
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aristmas . in the Schools
Much grade
celebrated the
Prelude.
' Scripture llcx
Musical aluv.
Uhrietnule cur
God llcst Yo Merry Gentlemen.
.\ utolnette Maestro.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
ill ,ii‘runillin
Ch rlstmtzs
llhristnmu melodies.
“lurk the Herald Angels Sillr.‘“‘“1chuol. ‘
ldinB’. .3
Salute to Mug. .
Slur Spangled Banner.
ll orchestra selections.
oiu.
nullool
holidays
with a Christmas iroxruul. ‘
7th Grade
Vuvrok.
lions. Christmas liulls. 7 how.
Hand: Across the lion. new“
Welner.
Christina. Wiilu 'i‘uyior.
A. Christmas Hymn. Agnes lluluik,
It. unto Upon the Midnight. Ulnar,
Kltty'a Chl'letmua Present Allcti
Taylor. '
Getting ready
linker.
A Christmas ploy: itcrlhu. Klan,
Murillo: Mildred Shepard, liol; Har.
vey Zahlmunn. Jack; Rocco lllllllno,
Detective; Elmer Mctzicr. Mr, Man-
i’or Sal ntu. lrono
:.. different patterns of cretonne.
‘ A wonderful gift,
50 CHILDREN’S ROCKERS ‘
. Regular $9.00. ”.Value
$4.95 4
1 ; These rockers are upholstered in many
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for the youngster.
Sterling Furniture Co.
50. N orwalk ,
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b‘ly Santa Cinua. Jennie Ronzuelli.
tilll‘lutnnus llolls. Margaret, Innna.
«zone.
The Message of
Anderson.
Ch riatnlus.
hlt‘llvltJil )llfl.
lll‘x'll. .rild.
.lvs‘ For Cllrlullllzlu, J-dein Lunz.
.iUii
’ 61in (mule
l'l‘t-inxll.
l‘lli'ilillllura lllt‘lt‘uliml.
littril the l‘lili'iiltl Alléjt'lii um
finri pi urn ltuudi ng.
tiniule to Fill}.
Slur hipuuniml Banner.
3 orchestral ilelcutir .s.
Munich! lulu:
(Jill‘isil. carols.
.i.‘innu .ai'll‘L‘llUll-‘n i,.'ullt;l.’lll¢fl Ou-
rnlnlt'r. _
t'l‘lll‘irv-tnlur’i. from Dickens. Joiln
..:.'solle.v.
Cili'lhlil‘iiil“, Liiyun Sicillburg.
Mandolin selection. Mnrgurtt llor-
'lllll. .
Make a. I’lllurltliil to YourueiirJumen
A Christina» Wish. idu_Stelnhorg.
in:
Peace ut Christmas-time. Mel‘iuln
l A surprilw tor Santa (Sinus. Mill'-
Anlliu'n nnd Willie's I’ruycr. inn
icy: Mgt. Vituxo. Mrs.
Presentation of awards.
. Singing at America.
’ 9th Gratin
Prelude.
Chrintnlus nlviodlon.
Scripture Mending.
Salute to Flag.
Blur Spangled ininmrr.
3 orvlurntru ficlitt‘llonh.
Mtis'ieulnuw. .
Sammy iJrlly.
Violin solo.
(Jul-lilo.
by llllth Bonnet.
lloeitntion. donut
Qhristnms. Willis Young.
A Sketch. Mixed Nllllllu‘i‘N
thy Million. Sadie l‘.u..l:n.-i~..
l’lonowitcll. Florence Krone
school. '
A Illonultlgg'wr. (Twirl-ilk». :m‘.
slim, Marion unusual;
Hung. A Merry-
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Christmas Seal
Sales Not Up to
Those for 1925
'l‘ilwzx null: (if Chrlniulun with! thin
your in Nun'rrnllrulili not. go own no
well an it did it your ago. Miss Mary
C. lliutsr. one of the officials in
charge of tho tuberculosis soul, cum-
l‘ulgli eluted today. Although .comQ-
luxu. returns or fire sale are not yet
ll. tho roporis that have been mutic
ildicuto that this your}: sale will be
I . .
.Sanetlce Corp.
Knit, has been brought in Su-
or court against the Sanntioo
'.. of this city. by Alexander F.
Koala. 522 Fifth avenue. New
. in which damages of 311.000
‘ked. Papers otrattachment
served on the defendant yea-
ny by Deputy Sheriff Michael
on. '
Damage; are asked to recover for
amounting to 510.3%. due the
mm. and to date unpaid. Mr.
38 F. Brinkerhotl’. The case is
ed for the first Tuesday in Jam
airy.
jDson FAMILY 'ro'
, SING CAROLS TONIGHT
Rev. c. H. Hudson and family.
'0 returned recently from mission:
work in India. will render "The
01s" at the Advent Christian
Int-ch at 7:45 o'clock tonight. f
' dvertise in The-Sentinel.
A. F. A. Konig Shes
Collnit’lurullly lower than luut year's.
1 Building Permits
Officials of the drive are unable
to advance any reason for the tolling
off ot the soles of souls. Some rc-
day to the following:
View uvcnne. for E J.
Building Inspector (Merge S. lint)-
bell issued building permits yester-
leght W.
Sinith.~garugo addition on Harbor
Furhum.
$100; I‘toton Hills inc... alterations to
ports are yet. to be received from
. t in union inn-lo through school cllll~
d on. and members or the committee
are hopeful that. these will material—
ly swell the final sales figures.
llinclair and Fall
CliAi’llllifi .l’lc'AliODY Nil“
FLINT AGENCY A:.\N.\(.i2ll
COME-S Plum Nil“ it M l3 ;
Charles l‘cullotly, of NLW iim» it.
‘0."
is the now mnnngur of tin i>
li‘iiul Agency in Wont min-m
.i’cullorly. who who: i Alkali}
lnzclmi with tile .. Hum
quarters of tin; noun-mm. ,
llul‘l‘i‘ K. liowurli. lllllllltgfll”
Wmuwow... ”w-..” ,. ~-
Hark the Harold Angola Sing.
iiutlvr. , . . Christmas fit‘urois.
ilunl: tip the ilnlly'e Stocking, Old l’rcsonlu to 52.2% .l't‘upli, ' J!"-
Golilt‘li Milly. othy Wood.
Hilliu's tiinintn‘lus. Nancy licnu- Bonn. Hilcut Mum. ltuimr- i7~l~
gust. . lili'iil, Evelyn lilwsicr. ‘
tTllrililnnlu. Mildred tl‘ullutr. Recitation. The Night of l'tw e,
Presentation of awards. Oscar Drnlts. 1 .
Singing 01‘ America. Recitation. .irst ’l'ore t. lll‘lililllltrl, .
llllillv'l'i .‘ul‘l- I‘E:
llecitnlion. "’l’ht; Mali-Lt r oi 'i‘ou.‘
(Jim. - “
L‘ivl‘m
Alt. :1
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l'nnnly wail still illeiitt“ illm wt. (Adualwil
deuce tit 69 Hillel nvcuur. [Ocmil
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. Uflhlllilil L. Sweetie)
lir. triunin Ii... n‘wcenei'. n
his home. ti» (irului street.
hall.
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1 Deaths and" Funerals
known former roeidenl or line v:
died Very unddenlyui hooplma .lv‘
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burgh. N. Y. The dtlci‘fflfllid ns h'Lli w. .
_ ed by his widow and one
' William kucnuy. at Union lilii. 3.1%
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house on Perry avenue tor Lansing
(30.. office on .mnos street for Sil—
vormlno Falls. 1110.. $600: I‘IOPHCU J.
Lewis. store house on Meadow street.
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D. Odell. $400; Noi‘lvtuk» Buildingr
WASHINGTON
Must, Face Trial On 7
Conspiracy Charge
(Alli—“Hurry F.
The remains will he brought to
Nornulk iii-lusty afternoon by it now
all Director A. J. Uolllnu tor lilit i.
went. in the lumlly plot. St. Mull“.
cemetery.
Dr. Sweeney and futility iornw-rll'
resided in Main street. NOI‘WLilll.
nix is represented by Attorney"
Bankruptcies .
Snclair and Albert 13. Fall must
lilifld trial for conspiracy in connec-
ti W with tho lensing of tho Teapot
Ralph imurv and Harry Tarlov ha
been appointed appraisers. ‘
States district court for
Grade Rooting Company.
the
A voluntary petition in bankrupt“
cy has been filed by David Ryder.
proprietor of the radio and cigar
store in the Mnhuckemo building.
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An involuntary peis'iwn in bank;
ruptcy has bv‘ll !llr‘ in the United
‘1wa
Joseph
’ Kidd? and Thomas 1101"” have been
n: .ed as appraisers.
D me naval oil reserve. Justice Jenn
ulngs lilniiey ruled in the District of-
u ulnlst them.
nmigned and pleaded not guilty
F bruury 2
the trial.
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hunts, drawing sols. pencil new,
or macs," apples and coke. all by
no a andnpportioued according to
th age of the children; ' .
mod topped off the party. and»
wt hes. ice cream, lemonade and
‘ more fruit were distributed and the
hitches left tor home. thoroushly
satisfied as to entertainment. loud
anii gifts. armisend pockets cram-
med. ' ‘ »
liiembers of the Elks who nrranp
ed the unfair were Henry J. Bern-
ma . John W.‘Sc.ullev. Frederick C.
Redell. John W. Smith and Dr. A.
G. llromberg.
WAS DRIVING UNDER
INFI‘AD'ENGE OF‘LIQUOR
cor-go Schultz. this city. arrested
yen erflay for operating a. car- while
on er the influence of liquor. and
lie]‘ for $800 bail. 11” been released
in tho custody of his attorney. mu.
lei Keogh. Schultz is further
charged with driving without it i—
oenle-or registration. Data has ‘ot
bee) act for trlnl. . -
minimum :
REMINDERS
Ladies’ Umbrellas
Ladies.” Hose
Leather Good:
1;
Men’s Furnishings
send: Ste his!
TWO sronus‘ *
Mm. Sweeney in the
Beacon street. They
Newburgh some 25 years ago.
former Jilin.
Mary Silently of this city and t...-
ulster or hire. Michael J. illordnn,
removed to
, Prunrcrn
(Actual 31:51.?
J for 2.);
give” him '
hrist- .215 Logic:
Peter Schuylers
E smokes cigars, doesn’t: he?
Then inevitably he belongs to
one of those three classes:
Class .4ch smokes Peter
Schuylcra. (Most discriminating
smokers do.) All rigbtl
Give him ‘Pctcr Schuyler:
' Give him Prim Sclluylt'rtl nrul you
give an all-Havana tillcrwthe pick of
the Cuban tobacco crop. You give the
richest, rarest: flavor in all cigar»
dom-~mcllowncss that soothes like
soft musichreal Christmas content-i
merit. Yes, by all means. give him
Peter Schuyicrs.
Class B—He stitches some other (
good cigar. Fine! Think how he’ll
revel in superlative quality.
Give him Peter Schuylers
RS. ----- Spatial Clniutmnr. iii-(JRILS
of twentvfivc Peter Schuylcrs
"t-PCi'fCClO, Panetscla or Superhn
shallot The ideal, inattemtc’y
prit‘wl lament. Y<...~Llr C‘igtli‘ sin; w
lino them. ginssincwrappul.
Class CMHc smoke? yum ciguru.
Then here’s your chance to show hi
. the way to real smoke enjoyment.
Give him Peter Schuyler:
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Muir M {lfi‘fih‘u‘tf‘ifl ‘illi "rl'i‘,‘»‘"l.‘: xiinv y.‘ .‘l'
’ Funds?“ j Prfc ‘ ."ll ' til.) I in
nmrydw ’04: g [’uiiritl. i i, ')‘/_ » .
if . f}! «xix. , 2for £5: , jrl (1."qu J}
5. ul
\ [imf i 0.5.! I'vlovwlta
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"x J‘» l .9 for [be
l..“. ‘m‘ mi in Handy
l’dni‘o .al .5 or W
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At the very nextcigdrcoanterh
SUPER iii.
{Actual Shir}
I5 cent:
Dr.
C lumbio. Supreme court today in
refusing to quu'sll the indictments
Immediately latter
the ruling. the two defendants were
was not all the date for
ed tree in the auditorium and pass-
ed on: books. gnmea.utoys. pieturn
Swroney was born in 1mm about
65 years ago. and came to this city
when a young man. ~
Balm: li‘t‘rlfttntinu
The funeral of Ralph iferruntino
took place from-his home. 4:.- lion.
ton atreet. at 8:30 yesterday morn-
ing. and from St. Joseph’s church at
9. Rev. Joseph M. Daley officiated.
Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. Anna. Elizabeth Wright.
Funeral services tor Mrs. Anne.
Elizabeth Wright, took place this
morning at her home is 1-2 Webster
street and utiSt. Joseph’s , church.
whorl: Rev. Joseph Daley celebrated
nvsolotnn high mass or requiem.
There ware many beautitul floral
pieces. The nail bearers were Arthur
Mom. Louis Mala. Arthur Ammo.
Final: niece. Michael Scroelno and
Lawrence Mole. Burial was in $1.,
Mary’s cemetery. Pride of Uncas‘
Council. No. 46 held serl'icossat the
late home last evening. '
- 'Jemlie Gernlnnia.
Jennie Gorxnania. 14 months old
daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
Germaine. Westport. died last eve-
ins. Funeral announcement will be
made later. Mr. G‘ermunlu is a. well
known Weatnort shoemaker.
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Daniel F. McCarthy
large numbers or friends and rel-
atives attended the.funorol o! Daniel
13‘. McCarthy. 'nopulnr South Nor-
walk resident. this morning. It 9:30
from his home.- 48 'Meadow‘ street.
and at 1‘0 ofcioclc‘irom St. Joseph's
church. Revlbennis P. Hurley. pas-
tor of the church celebrated the
mass or requiem. . , ‘
St. Jounh'a choir‘aang, "Nearer My
God to Thee." Al. the conclusion or
the mass. Edward J.‘ Splat: sang.
“Some Sweet Dav." Ind no the cor-
' timne. veteran onlploye [or the New
Attire cortege entered the church ‘
:t'lmll’ rendered, "Lind
‘l..n,.ln.'* .
'l‘lnra: nun u. profusion of inuuii~
'lui llOl‘ill tributes. Pulilururrre were
cousins of the drummed, nil-l inclu—
mm of the. linlghtu of Columbus.
interment who in tin: iulnily hint in
St. Mary‘s cemetery.
George M. Mono.
i‘ullcrui services for tlvurre
lillnlly
N.
Manon railroad who recurred i'mnl
lnlurlru when he. fell from u mm-
ing freight: train in the South Nor-
wnllc depot. last Saturday morning,
were held Tuesday afternoon at the
funeral parlors of Cox and tinllth.
1287 ghupel street New lieu-en. 1m.
1). W. Strickland o‘f‘ilcaico. and in».
torment was in Evergreen cemetery. l
Eleanor '1‘. Bates.
lluv. .1. Benton Werner. of (irate
Episcopal church conducted the fun-
erzu services this afternoon for Mrs.
William Barter Bates at the home or
her daughter. Mrs. Bessie O‘Brien.
Third street. Mrs. Bates passed away
Monday evening at her homo in ill)-
cheater N. Y. Interment was in .121.
versldo cemetery.
Thomas P. Cm e.
Funeral services to;- Thomas P.
Cave, well known Dorian painter and
decorator were held this afternoon
st 2:30 at his late home 304 Port?
Road. Rev. George Tattle. pastor of .
the Dorian Congregational church
oiiiciuted. Interment was in till I
family plot. in Spring Grove cemcvl
tory. Mr. Cavodied Tuesday evening. 5
aged 57 years. after a. long illness.
Fraternal . i
n. r. o. E.
Only routine business was trans~;
p;
‘ Holy Night
“Silent Night. Holy Night,
All is calm. All in. bright,
hiid.
Holy Intent so tender and mild.
Bicep in= heavenly speace.
~8loen in heavenly peacei
"Silent Night, Holy Night.
“shepherd: quake at the sight.
3 Gloria attain from hen-en afar.
Heutnnly hosts all); Alleluia:
" ‘ Christ the saviour ,is born.
{Chrm the. Saviour is born!
"Silent Night. Holy Night.
son or God.,Love'u pure light.
mount bums 1mm Thy holy
walk so. Hamil:
I, he.» ‘3 .
With jflthe dawn or "new
logo was leaving-tho church. the
Router! yon Virgin Motherland
noted at 21 brie! meeting oi: Nor-wall:
lodge. No. 709, B. P. 0. 13.. last evc~ ;
ning. The winner was not present 2.
to claim the attendance prize and it ‘
was laid over until the next meeting
when it will total the sum of :15.
K. of 0.
South Norwkil: council. No. 1253.
Knights of Columbus will meet for
important business this evening.
DcMolnF
r A large attendance is expected at
the meeting- ot Norwalk chapter of
mar naming
and
Dawn COLUMNS
on
Dahloluy, this evening.
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Thorn \Vill BORS'l".‘~ llIC'l‘iJl‘iX Fill)“
Sili‘itlk‘,‘ .trtwt. liill‘l‘e rtetur
l“ rd in
HENRY FORD
centre of a new great motor war
Mr. Ford’s opinions
on "i‘foreign markets and ,
his strong views
The Detroit manufacturer talks
’ to a New York Times ‘
correspondent
of his plans and ideas under
stress of sharper competition.
on instalment selling
stated in the interview.
in
_ @112 New Emit minim
Next Shnday, December 26
he nomination of officers followed . LUNG WES'I'iLl‘lN ‘l'ilii‘ noun. ioiiomng a. three month
in; the unenlnlltlcutlon of the first; ~—-—-—«-—- to Michigan and through New Ya: .. ~
(Munroe on n. clues of candidates. ‘ 1: i: nu. Mrs. John .‘tl‘. lichen .; inlzlie.
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