A spl
Women ’
Batiste.
' some: out of town or
.. guests or will be guests over the
holiday are:
35
‘ . Goldsborough. and John Chamber-
, fiance.
- relatives at a family reunion at her
' Christmas guest. .
. sons of New York. Mrs. Parsons is
‘3 Samuel Ludlow of Hartford.
BCVWA
. are giving a. large
. 'Wost avenue have their grandsons.
V Curtis of Elm Crest. for dinner at
' their home '42 lllgh street.
‘l05- South Main street. have invited
I Picpcnbrink of New
" Ursula. Van Wagenen.
7 Coveivood.rare eating Christmas din-
~ luv. ‘29 Elmwood avenue. ,
__ also their holiday guest. '
. are the Christmas guests of Mr: and
' Mrs.
. Li'neoln avenue. are entertaining40-
day Mr.
v ”York. and Miss
. Silvormtne, avenue.
Joni-ulnar in Florida. have been re-
“iembering their friends in Nor-
ACTIVITIES or INTER
somrisoorn sonwnx, CONN
l .
EST oroawhuanALk WOME
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Entertainments F or
Many Local People Go Out of
Town to Visit Friends and
lilorwalkers Plan Many Family Dinners And
Christmas Day
Relatives; Others
Play Host and Hostess For Large Family Gatherings; Students From
Colleges All Over the Country
Home For Holidays.
Christmas is a merry festival time
in Norwalk.
Everyone is either
Marlon, Rock Ridge. have left for
North Adams, Muss. where they
will spend lilo Christmas holidays
with Mrs. Mugiier's sister. They
made the trip by automobile.
Miss Mary Van Burcn. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. liohert S. Van Buren.
it East avenue. has returned home
to spend the Christmas hon-luvs.
Miss Van liuren is a Junior at \l‘iis-
sar college, I‘oughkc'vpsie. N. Y.
Abraham Groginsky. a student at
Dartmouth college. is homo imin
school to spend the Christmas holi-
days with his parents. Mr. andMi-s.
David Groginsky. Couch street.
entertaining.
planning a
party today.
Among: those who either havi-
. .__..__
Mrs. A. Ilydo Colo of Sasqun.
Hills, East Norwaik. is entertaining
hpr Christmas guests. Mrs.
Horace P. Chamberlain ot Buffalo.
N. Y.. and her companion, l‘tiss
lain o” l'ow York city.
Mrs. Helena Hill Weed ri’ Wilson
Point is entertaining over the boil-
Illlys: lill- son, Lt. Walter Harvey
\\'erd. Jin. of Annapolis. and hill
Miss Juno Bartram; her
daughter and son-iii-law. Mr. mid
Mrs. Harold Muller of New Canaan
and New York.
Miss Dorothy Skelly has arrived at.
the homo of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Skelly. Melbourne road.
to spend the Christmas recess with
them.
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J. Earle Barry. son of Mr, and
’ . Mrs. Juiiios H. Hurry. in Mott Me.
Mr. and Mrs. George Scott-Hui» line. is home from Notre Dame for
hn-ll of Highland avenue are visiting the Christmas holidays. Barry. who
their daughter and son-in-law and was a popular student at. the N01-
lwo baby sons in Larchmont. Long walk 1.th school and u lllcnioer of
island. for Christmas. the football squad. is now a fresh-
‘ man at Smith Fiend. His mention
M“ and N”. Clarence ““13“- 71 is for a period of two weeks.
Meadow street. are entertaining to.
day at a family reunion at: their
home. They have as their gues‘s
Mr. and Mrs. George Brush. and
Jack Brush of Port Chester. Mri.
l‘nrric Mills of Rowayton. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Miller. Mr. miri Mrs.
Lester Brush and Lester Brush. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allisworth.
5i Cove avenue. are entertaining
their sen. Ariel. over the holidays.
Ariel is a student at Aurora college.
Aurora. 111.
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Harlan Baxter has returned home
from college to spend the Christmas
recess with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Baxter. Entersoii pinto.
Harlan is a sophomore at" Dickin-
.. son college, Carilslo. l‘a.
Mrs. Ida. hf. Fitch. 21 East a ‘-
nuo. is entertaining a. number of
home. today.
The many means of Donald Rud~
diman have been Welcoming him
back to Norwalk this past week.
"Scotty." a popiiiar‘graduato of the
class of “:6 of N. H. S. is now a
freshman at St. Lawrence university.
Canton. N. 1'. lie is spending the
Christmas holidays with his Ilill‘tlllfi.
Mr. and Mrs. John l'ludilliilan. 43
\Vinlicld street.
Miss Katharine Riordan. eldest
daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs. William
E. Riordan. Roosevelt street. has
arrived home from the College . of
New lionhrilc. New Rochelle. N. Y..
to spend the Christmas vacation with
her parents. Mis ltiordaii is in her
junior year at New Rochelle.
Jack Scaulon. a student at Seton
Hull, East Urui'igt‘. N. J.. is spending
the holiday vacation with ills pur-
cnts. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Scali-
lon. 42 “Eat avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. lu‘duard Barrett.
Fall-deli! avenue. are entertaining
their (laughter. Katherine. over the
Christians holidays. Miss Bari-cit is
a. senior at the New Haven Normal
school. ' ..
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Clifford. 11 .
Crescent terrace. have as their
Mrs. Anna Par,
an aunt of Mr. Clifford's. .
‘ Mr. rind Mrs. John Mills. Silver-
mine avenue. will spend the week-
end with Mrs. Mills' sister. Mrs.
l‘
Mr. and' Mrs. J. Randolph Bray
family dinner
iari. today at “Braybourne.” For
iiinnir there will be. Miss Mabel
Bray. prominent; Jersey music writ-
er. Miss Till of Stamford. Rev. Dr.
and Mrs. Edward Bray. Mr. and Mrs.
l'aul Bray and Mr. and Mrs. J. Ran.
dolpli Bray. _
Dr. and Mrs. James G. Gregory. 5
Homer Bylngton jr. and Joules
Gregory Bylngton for the holidays.
Mr. Homer is from 1'an and Mr.
James from Andover. They are sons
of Homer Byington, American Cou-
sul at Naples and Mrs. liyli'lgiOll.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sims are
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
._.__._.
J. Wallace Marviii.;Jr.,
Dr. and Mrs. Vincent V. Cluusi.
Hill avenue. who is attending
preparatory school. has arrived
home for the Christmas recess.
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Miss Leona. 1". Ward. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fi‘all'li Ward of Elm
street. and Miss Bt'llll'lt‘i) Lowildos.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
L. Lowndcs of Scavicw avenue, are
among Norwalk girls home for the
fortnight's vacation from studies at
the Katherine Gibbs' Secretarial
school, New York.
of Pine
for Christmas dinner. Mrs. “William
F. Dclx'lyn. Norwalk Mrs. William
Haven. and
Mrs. ‘Clara Codey. Miss Barbara
Coticy and Philip Codcy, South Norg
Walk. \
Mrs. William \v. Lester. :9 Bay-
vlow avenue, Miss Helen \‘an Wa-
genen. Oxford N. Y. and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Van Wugelieil of Brock.
lvn N. Y.. are the holiday guests or
iii-s. William Ferguson, Middlebury
Connrhlrs. Ferguson was the former
Miss Ruth Champion. at student at
Skidmoro college, Saratoga Springs.
N. Y.. is passing the Christmas va-
' cation with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund C. Champion.
County road.
Mr. and Mrs. LcIioy D. Downs.
her with Mr. and Mrs. William Mil- .
I Miss Amelia Walden. 7 Orchard
street. has returned tolher home
here. for the Christmas holidays
Miss Walden is a student at the
Danbury Normal school.
Miss Frances Wing. Main street.
is spending the Christmas holidays
with her parents. Miss Wing is a
student at; Cooper Union art school
in New York. ' -
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Mr. and Mrs. James L. Burley,
Darten. have for their dinner guests
today Mrs. Christine BlessillgI-hlel“
lens. well-known actress. Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund Breese 'of Norwalk,
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Swallow
Leach. Noroton, and Mrs. N. T.
Wilson of Allentown, Pa., who is
Miss Helen .Cashcn. Maple street.
is now at her home. where silo will
spend the holidays. Miss Cashen is
a student at the Katherine Gibbs'
Secretarial—school in New York.
' Charles Ward. sophomore at Holy
Cross. is spending the Christmas l‘o»
cess with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
William Ward. 19 Franklin street.
Charles Burns has arrived at his
home on East avenue. to spend his
Christmas vacation
town university.
Miss Margaret Cliittim. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. -Artllur Cliittim.
Main street, has arrived home from
Smith college. for the holidays. Her
brother ' . a student at Dart-
mouth. iome.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Knapp.~
Pinomdge; will have a family din-
ner .iparly with Mr. and Mrs.
George Peter Nelson and son of
Glenbrook. and Mr. and Mrs. G.
Webb Sliiiiingford of Clearview. Pa..
as guests. Mrs. Nelson is the for-
mer Esther Knapp and Mrs. Shil-.
lingford was Julie Knapp.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Von
Castlcberg. Bettswood Road, and Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar F. Schultze,‘ West-
port avenue. have gone to New
York for dinner and the theatre to-
day. .
Mauridb L'rEsev. senior at Clark
univerrtty. has returned home to
spend the holidays with his mother.
Mrs. I. Bresov. Concord street.
Councilman and Mrs. Edward
Gans. West avenue. are entertaining
their daughter. Sylvia. over the
Christmas holidays. Miss Guns is a
student at. Highland Manor. Tat-ry-
towmon-the-Hudson. N. Y.
“ Mr. and Mrs. John C. Spraguo
and son. John. Jr.. of New York.
Charles Jaeger, Brookside.
LeGi-aiid Raymond.
Morgan avenue. are dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. David W. Ray-
mond. 6 Washington streeL
MI: and M“!- Leon A. Fish and George R. Fish..’
sons of Professor and Mrs. Leon B.
Fish. Arch street, have returned to
. their homes io'r the Christmas vacaa
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B.\'Field. 45 tion. They. are students at the Yale
Sheffield Scientific school.
and 'lllrs. J.
Burritt avenue,
J. Higgins. 26
John Lawson. New
Mary Nash of Stam- seminary. Carmel. N. Y.. is spending
the holidays at her home. 36, Sea-
vlew avenue.
ford.
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James Hubbeil. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwar‘d‘W.-Hubbell. has or-
rlved homo from Cornell university
to spend the Christmas vacation
with his parents. I
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yereance,
who are so-'
alk.‘ during the past week with
rays of mistletoe. gathered near
airplane in the south. . ’
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. . . David Dunbar. one of the popular:
1-: Clarswluuner and daughter.
graduates of the clamp: ‘16 or the.
Stimuli] '
228,
from .- George-
,ven. is the guest over
Miss Helen Tilly. student at Drow'
Norwulk High school. has returned
l'idward Divyvr, student lit St.
John's college: Annapolis. has re-
turlicd home for the holidays.
home [ram West \‘irginla university
to spend the holidays at the homo
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
T. Dunbar. Newtown avenue. lla-
vid is a freshman at West Virginia.
the aims mater of his father.
m‘?
Stanley Sanford .loseloi‘f. son of
Mr. and Mrs. ltobert .loselol‘i‘. 41
Scaview avenue is homo for a two
woeks‘ vacation from his studies at
Harvard university.
F. Vincent I‘owcii. son of Mr. and
Mrs. i". Y. Powell of Powell court.
has relurnvd homo from Carson
Long ncadcllly. New llloomtlchl.
l'n.. for the Christmas holidays.
Miss liurmiilo lloilce. ll. sopho-
more at tho New liochcllo college.
is siwndiiig the Christmas vacation
with her parents. on Cedar strcct.
‘ y
l'nul McElroy. younger son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph A. Melu‘lroy of lilm.
crest. is homo from Notre Dame
university. where he is a sopiioliiore.
Mr. Mclilroy is inking the Liberal
Arts course at the university and
is working for his A. ll. degreo.
.l. Bancroft llmiimond. son or
Mrs. .i'inlily ll. iiiiinniond. tit Franci-
street. is home for the two weeks'
recess from studies at tho “OtCllkl‘Sil
school. Lnkevilir.
Richard Hull of Newton-n avenue
has returned to his home for the
. Christmas rooms from his first year
of study at Lafayette college. lins-
lon. Pa. '
William E. O'Reiliy. Jr., of East
avenue. is among the students from
Noii'e Dame university who are
home spending the Christmas vacu-
lion.
Mr. and Mrs. James liaugh, Jr..
34 Morwiii street. urn entertaining
{their son. Frillit'tls A. liaiigh. who
in homo for the two weeks‘ vaca—
tion from‘studles at the Thomas W.
Evans Museum and Dental Insti-
tute. l’iiivcrsity of Pennsylvania.
Miss Constance Lewis. daughter
of llev. nnd‘Mrs. Lewis. li‘alrilold.
has arrived home for the holiday rc-
oess from her studies at the New
Rochelle college. whero silo is ii
junior.
Miss Harriet nus, daughter oi‘
Mr. and Mrs. Fred lzllls. as li‘ruiicn
street. has returned homo from Mt.
liolyoko college. where she is a
Fi‘f‘Slllllnn. Miss Eils will have two
weeks vacation.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Craft. Ileld'en
avenue. are spending the woekoond
with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy.
of Merrick. L. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. .\us~
till. 55 Winfield street. and son.
Fred, and daughter. lernlce. will be
the Christmas guests of Mr and
Mrs. Perry (‘ochrnn of Now I‘m-
ollollo. N. Y. Mrs. ,("ocliraii was
'l'ormrrly Miss li'loronce Austin.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ii. C. Allen. 11
liiuvllatld street. are entertaining
John Realm of New York over the
holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Ferguson. is
St. John 'strcet. are the hosts to
their. son, Frank. and family. of
Honesdule. Pa.. over it o \vcckr'end.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ruddiman. 43
\i'iniield street. and Donald and Mel--
on .Ituddiman. am spending the
Christmas Week-end with relatives
in Farmingdale. I... I.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy S. Barrett.
of‘Bl‘ooksido. are: spending the
Christmas week-end \Ith relatives
in New York city.
Mrs. 1-1. Foldman. tit Wcsiport
avenue. is entertaining her parents.
two sisters. broillcrdn-law and
nephew of Boston during the yuic-
this season.
Mrs. Otto ltuge. 5 West avenue.
is spending the Christmas holidays
at Kingston. N. Y.
Miss Gladys thlan. secretary at
therllillslde school is spending the
Christmas week-end at her home iii
New Milford. .
Mrs. E. L. Grecnbcrg. .Scrlbner
avenue. is hostess to Miss Ida Harris.
Milford. Mass. over the week of
Christmas and New Year's.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Boutweli.
\Vallace avenue. are spending the
Christmas holidays with their son.‘
Rev. A. Boutwell. at his home in
Saratoga Springs. N. Y.
Miss Vida Hunt Francis. Hillside
school. has returned to her home
in Philadelphia. where she will
spend the holiday recess.
‘ M
Mrs. Gertrude Ailing of New Hz.
the holidays
or Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Confleld. 66’
West avenue.
Irving Davis is at omo spending
the Christmas holidays with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis.
Seymour street. This is Mr. Davis'
first visit home since he went away
over 9. year ago to accept a posi-
tion "in Grand Rapids. Mich. '
Mrs. Amy Ii‘. Walker. a member
of the Hillside faculty. has left for
Bet? nan. Md. where she Will be
the guest of relatives over. the
Christmas season.
. ._.__
rs. Edith H. Bonnie 11 Ban. on
illERRY CHRISTMAS
“Christmas is here at last.”
So say the cllildri‘ll one and all.
counting,' the days to the illugiu 230th. . ‘
“Thank the Lord 1 got. all my shopping tltlllt‘ in lime," sighs
mother who is sure just the same llllll ('oiisiii Annie has been
forgotten, and anyway, she can‘t find Mrs. Zilliiiivrillie‘s bilin-
room scales.
“Now where iii heck are all
who is turning lilo house upside
doesn‘t seem to rolileluber that lie
for safe keeping ililll
weeks!
And what does the family want for-l'lii'isluias iillywav‘.’
They are giving li‘lllllct‘ a money wiillri. llc will probablz‘
use it for his January bills. '
Sister wants a fur coat. Well, i
be lif'lll. warm too, so she has made
for her.
Brother wants a saxophone.
shaker Papa bought for him.
Up-io-rlalo Grandma wants a pair of collegiate dancing pumps.
l) dear. what will she do with the "nice warm comforter for all
old lady” which they are harboring for her?
For G 'iilltlllit there is a hand engraved cigare'tr holder about
a yard long. lirotlicr picked it out. (i 'alnlpop onlv chews
tobacco but as brother said: “it‘s a beautiful thinngm 1..
look at!” ’ ' “
For Cousin Mame. who is just our
ladies who always goes to weddings in get the thrill that Silt.
herself missed, them is a lovely pair of amber bobbed liair combs
Nobody has seen Maine for ‘20 years but. they just, 11...] m 50”.] 1...}
scliletlliilg and these were “such i' lliil’jililll.l"l l‘oor Manic, whose
who have been iiiipnticliliv
ill.\' packages." llllllll‘l‘S i'ilillei'
down looking for them. ill:
hid them under the. mattress
has been sleeping on them these past llll‘i't‘
il'illltllllii llilnlis bllt‘. should
some calico drawers specially
Wait till he sees the nice furnace
of those nice little lliai'ilcu
hair is still iii the “not and rat" stage.
For Uncle llill, bless his old lliil'lil'lnl' llcnl'l
slomlry ill southern ‘lliiiln. illcl‘c la n ’
which has special colilparlniellts ill in.
trouble.
0 Well. they all bad
Ain’t life grand?
. who is a mis-
KllW‘l‘ platcll fool. warlilcr
used in case of gall stone
.1 good lllllv lining llli‘ll‘ shopping ilii\‘\\‘i'l"i
. ““TN
il.v-i‘lltl. . Mrs. Dioguardi is :l
lli’ll‘llll‘l' ul Mr. and MI‘F. Nt'SSl‘l-
stroll. is. spending the holidays at u
her home. Mrs. llourile is the head
of the high school department. at
tho Fannie A. Smith school, llridge~ “.13‘
part. i"!-
:i ml
Mrs. William Horton.
.‘lé-illl
.‘ill‘cvl. will have as their
I i‘lHllllllH illiilicr‘guesis Mrs. Wilv
ii in Andrews and Mrs. Viola Mll-
l .ylnilll of lllliv' L‘li)‘.
M _
l'lwlrlrs Simon. iowzin street. is
minis: (‘llri’sinmn with relatives in
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Miss llolcn Martin, East fl\‘l‘llllt.‘.l
is spending the week of L‘iiristnim
with her parents in Newark. N. J.
l
Misti Mildred Wells, who has been Hi
spending the past months with Mrs. I“ “I Flush-p. The first will of next
l‘illglll. 1!] (Taiiip street. \vhllo lulu ““h. Mr. slum,” “.1“ go On
his special work at Hillside schnoi. “'wkliliu. Alufig‘.
has returned to her home in Florida i 'H. ill until after
for the srlioJ reel-rs. '
Miss: lilitll Mofiliogol‘, .ilmglhmxlc ' W .m, .1 l H n
ltcv. Dr. and Mrs. “r“. ". ac - - - t, . Hi. '2. . . lint of
(lrt‘iiul‘ is :‘j‘nl'llllf: ‘le ’t‘iiristiiias’ :"(l‘llhlg‘l’l‘ Orr the holiday. ”Chill?!“
recess with her parents. at. their. 1... .. fw‘r‘lluown pups“...
home on East avenue. Miss Mc- r. h ‘h‘vllllll icunion or
Gregor. a freshman at Mount. lloly-
eke college. liilll'll“ the trip home;
with her classmate. Miss llarrictjw . l‘ '
Ella. ’tlilllglllt‘l‘ of Mr. and Mrs. H‘I‘Q'”‘\‘\‘7‘4:”f~”“""{i “Mill"
li‘rederlck Zl-ills. l-‘raiicc street. mini mrtlwiim 1“
,V’incolit O‘Brien has returned to
lilsliomo. Spring street. to spend
the. holidays. O‘Brien made iii: l“, .. . ‘ ,
trip home with Donald liuddiliialw ”Bx” ‘gl‘fslglli‘l‘lili: igclllll’It-ljuliMllinlicr.
4:4 Winfield stre‘et‘. Both are slip:1 “my laurke‘ri of Loin: Liquid. 3:“:
dents at St. Lawrence university. Mr and Mrs Thomas ilhol Wu]
K 3—.- ‘ - ‘r'll‘i‘mm' 01’ S."rucilse N. Y I ‘
lrwlii Holmes of Georgetown nip. -—.......' .
versiiy. is spending the (illrlfillli'i‘x
. ”Miss Marlon Yollll“
, . . . .. - s alum-.7 , , 5'
liOlldlUS dLlllL mm” “r lil. p ‘ . \\.lllilli;lilllc Normal. is
Main street.
. hem.» of her parents for
. Hill»: recess.
.\‘r \v Year‘s; do _v.
k
and Mrs. Charles Ti‘liompscll.
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.\l r.
\‘l'lck e. L‘
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Mr. :lpd Mrs. William Young. Itcl-
é‘i'lil'lll‘ road. are entertaining; to-
n. student al
also at the
the Christ-
Mlss Marion Young, daughlii' of
Mr. and Mrs. William Young. .\lrrl~
boui'ilo road. is at home. for the
Christmas holidays. Miss YDIlllL‘.‘ is
a. member of the freshman chm. :ii
Willimantlc Normal.
hid—1
and Mrs.
l daughter.
illvi‘ Mr. and Mrs.
i
i
l
Mr.
llllil Madeleine. Winileid
.\\..'lltll':“y street.
“—
Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison. Myrtle
street. is spending Christmas with
her son and his wife. Mr. and Mrs.
I lioiwrt S, Morrison of lion‘ayton.
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l Mrs. Esther .l. Hathaway. 8
Myrlh; street. has gone to Boston to
sprint the holiday week-end with
llf‘l: soil.
Miss Margaret. Jarvis. student at
Willimuntlc Normal svhoul, ial
spending the Christmas ‘\:.ic.iiiuil'
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Jaiwis. Selivicw ilYClitl“.
Miss Betty. Scoileld, llllIlllllllIl
‘avcnuc. student at the New liznon
School of Physical Education, is
home for the Christmas recess.
lolly Taylor. well-known
l'illllu: artist. is at home l0". 1}“.
Christmas recess with hor parents.
Air. and Mrs. i"). ll. Tayluu t‘ovo
avenue. Miss Taylor is a student
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nickerson. 90 m (fowmflvm High school. Brook-
Strawberry liill avenue. will enter- ll'n. N 1:
tain a number of guests Christmas -..
Day. Among them there Will hr
Rev. and Mrs. ii. C. Hudson and
family. Ralph Niekcrson and Mrs.
Lottie Nickorsen.
Francis Kli‘lllayei'. student at illi-
Connecticut Agricultural college.
has arrived home for the fortliigiit‘s
vacation.
I Miss
l
M
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swami left
early this morning for lfinelawn. 2..
l.. where they will Spend the week-
end with relatives. ~
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Jerry 'l'oliiey. popular alumnus of
Nokuik lilgh school. is at homo for
the Cilrlstizlss vacation from school
in Philadelphia. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles D. Ito-
gers. 15 Park place. are spending
Christmas day with relatives in New
Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. James 1.. Allen.
East avenue. will have as (llllllC‘l‘
guests. Christmas Day. Orrin 14.]
Mouton. Miss May Munich and Mrs;
l
i
licrtha Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steinwald. 14
Elizabeth street. are spending the
holiday week-cud with relatives in
Newark. N. J. They expect to row“!
Sunday evening.
..._..,_
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henson.
Ward street. are entertaining Wil-
liam Hopkins and Richard Baldwin.
both of King's Park. L. 1..» over the
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Payne.
55 Van Huron aieliue. expect. to en-
ioi‘ililn a party of friends from
lluiiiiigton. L. L. over the week-cud.
Mrs. Elizabeth lsarnus. and daugh-
ter. Cannon street. are visiting in
New York over tho holidays.
70
William Gunther will he the dili-
ncr guest of Mrs. Florencq N. Joslin
and Miss Ethel Joslin. 89 Main strcct
Christmas day.
.Mr. and Mrs. I. 'D. liurlbutt. 6
Hudson street. are visiting in New
York over the holidays.
Missiliarjorio Doane. director of
Norwalk Girl scouts. has returned
to her home in Massachusetts. where
She will remain until after New
Year's. ‘
Mrs. Percy Glendcning. 1 Cannon
street. is entertaining her son. Ha-
rold over the Christmas holiday.
Edward Conroy of New Haven. is
spending Christmas week with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Weingartner. 38
Spring street. Mr. Conroy is Mrs.
Wolngartner's father. *‘
Mr. and Mrs. .David MorrisseY-
188 Perry avenue. are visiting with
friends in New York. over Christmas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sehaofer.
Silvormlne avenue. are entertaining
their son and wire. Mr.“ and Mrs.
Charles achaefer of Brooklyn. over
the holidays.
Samuel Salliek. a sophomore at
Georgetown university. is home for
the Christmas recess. visiting his pa-
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Salllck. Madison
~ street. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Fagcrstrom 2
Elton Court. are week ending in
Jamaica L. 1.. with Mr. and Mrs.
Percival Sheri-on. Mrs. Bherron was
the former Elsie Fagerstrom. and a
popular member of the younger set
in the city.
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Lockwood Pencil. of Brooklyn. is
visiting. over Christmas at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Lovejoy. 41
Second street. Lockwood. formerly
of East Norwalk. is a student at
Dickinson college. Carllsle. Pa.
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Mrs. E. Bertha Fitch. a member
of tho Hillside facult
”rt 1th
'M and Mn. .Nesul. 86 Main
. street. will the hosts to Mr. and Mrs.
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to makes a fine gift. 0. ll.
\\‘hi‘:r0 l”. Will l'i'- \Vllll Sl.—~A.ll\‘.
i'orl i'oiiil street, are, Clltcrlain- ”'13 “V” ““"m'
thrive will i Mrs: W. i".
Nol‘nalk l mic.
and Mrs. Jaliim Jun-ms “I.“ =ilirer-l, lift; Lilll'rlllllllilt; M,._ um] Mrs.
of ““3 “ml ‘J. Mouser of
Fort juvwral wivh’ln from Now “yam 0”...
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are the dinner guests todlll i’ii‘iwi‘w
l,‘llffoi~d Sturgcs. lg t
l\\‘iiiiivld lill'tft‘t.
‘iurge iiiliiibor of friends
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., SATURDAY.1DECEMBER 25, 1926.
Something’s
Here About
Somebody
You Know
W
City Briefs
'l'mlny's lliviits.
l'nlucc. \‘iiudmillu. Tlil‘l‘l‘
Iiluln'cs~~-"\\'ilcn llll‘ \\'iIv‘.-'
liv-urllt»~“'l'hc l-‘llzhliul:
and "Money to lilirn.“
liliillo»-»“'l‘ilc Ul'vul K it .\.
itoblivi‘y.” .
Tomorrow Night. l
Palace-M"l'psiunm" l
lil‘Rf'lll-~".\ Shaun-rill
lllnllo—Q‘l’oi‘vvi r
Marlin "i
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lb li.l\ilii'."i
Aim." l
Sun And Tidc For Today 1
Sun rises
Sun srtii .... .
111'in ililc. . . .L
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Sun nild Tide for Tomorrow (
Sunrises ..... 'i:l'i'.\. M.‘
Hull sets ............. 4:29 l". M..'
liigli tiilc....3:illl A. now.) i-. M."
lsndore ’l‘arlov. sluili'lit ill. Johns,
Hopkins Mmiit-nl school, has return-
ed to hllllltl ”it; t‘lil‘irdiiills News“
will» his iiiolilvi‘. Min-t. ltosu Till-ling!
(irmw Fll'i‘C'l. This is lsu‘lltll‘t‘hh‘ “Hi i
ll‘ip ll'lillt' .‘lllll.’ Ht'llllllllllt'l‘. hmlllizl
ll \t‘l‘y short 'i‘lilllzlisuivilliz i‘ccrss. r
».\'l\.llvs. :llill skating; shots.
l\‘l‘l‘-J0lilli~,‘0li bicycles :llltl
mules. sporting goods of
fishing tackle. pocket
llll‘l‘ bill folds for (.‘brisi
.‘uliiiK.
\i illt‘l— i:
all kinds.1
kni\l'.‘~" it‘ll—l
mas mils at
24 North Main Sin—«Alli. '
.‘—-——.._.
li'ulil \Viviltillll‘.
l't'l‘llbi'li :i FOVf‘i'l‘
willie ire-skating:
‘l'liursilay liiorllillir. 'l‘lll'v-z :liti'llvs
wore llci‘l‘ssary in llt‘ iii:l.li-. 'l‘lil’m
was ll'wl’ii‘s first (‘xllOI'lt‘lli't' on in»1
Slxilll’l‘fii llii\lll£:‘ just i‘i-cv‘iwd hull
skulls lll': nialv lll'llll‘i‘ llli' (li‘l'i'lllll.(
Follow-ll
flash on his lill‘l‘
.‘wll'u I l.‘
ll-nr ill:
llflllli".(,
Illl‘, um] Mrs. lial'i‘y 'l'illliii, \‘i'oml~
ward :i\i‘lllll‘. were our-pillow“;
\ioiiors \\'vdlivsdn_v. V
Mr. Hill] Mrs. i:.l_\
illUlltl terrace. will
at tThrlsfiiias tliillll.l'. l
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3
liuy»
t‘illV‘i'liilllI'll'
l'Iil'lKilil.
ii.-
I.
~—-.i flue stool: of diamond and
stone srt rings are here not buli—
l‘lay SI'YWOli. .-\ ‘l‘illg for youlllr rlr oliil
Jfil‘liSOll llsl
Mrs. ll'i‘anl-i l'ilillir has l'i‘lili‘lll‘ll :r
liq-riinlile in i‘iiisl ui'uli lilif§1'5l‘f‘ll‘i-
’ “llli Mrs.
South Main
\‘llliwlll
l'lliiisl. lo: My... 1,
Whitlock. I: l lilou alc-
Ml‘. and Mrs. S.
i~.‘llrl'ili. Mlll'i
Arlington. .\'. J.. and
tile \\(‘(‘li-Ciitl..
Mrs. G, .\ “Halls, .5 Myrtle street. is
rin‘ndins‘t tlio_ l'lil‘iiwlllh’ltl \\C"l{-t‘illi'
“ilil l'lutin-s ill liciv Uéil‘Ilt‘liS. N.
M
Miss Miliiiio lion m".\imli.~i.~ll{-. N.
.l.. is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. 1-}.
11. Taylor. 6:: Cove incline. (in-r illi-
llollduy
Mrs. l‘liti.‘ Milt‘lli‘ll. 2 Logan! lililt‘l‘.
iiowuyton. its oiilol'tzliliilli: a iui‘iy of
il‘ll.‘llll>i from N \v l'niiailil. New .ltr-
Gould lit-doliheri: soy and North”; at Illlll'it'l’ today.
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Mr. and Mrs. \Villl’um .\icl..'lcllliiii.l
ll\t‘lllli‘. have {iii their]:
uosts several friends from New,
, York over Christmas.
Mrs. Mathew Corbett.
are entertaining :i
and relativ-l
cm at Christmas dinner today. l
Mr. and
Miss Louise llilll‘lwlli. Harvit‘v AIM-l
riluc. has gone to Ithaca. N. Y.. to}
a; "ll Chi'l.ti‘il:i:~: with liCl' parents. l
Surprise Party I
For Miss Gl‘uver
Miss Lorraine Graver. Cillilp
sin-cl, was given a, delightful sur-
prise last night. when a group of
young people of the South Norwalk
Congregational church gathered at;
her home.
Singing Clii'islilias carols
came. the guests arrived about 8
o'cloek. There was an exchange of
gifts and after a most pleasant time.
the carolcrs departed upon their
way.
Miss Graver. who has been ill for
quite a. time. was very happy to
welcome: her friends who value
bringing Christmas cheer with them.
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as illcyl
Bowling,r Girls Have
Christmas Party
—"—.
A number of Norwalk women
who bowl every Friday and Tuesday
evenings at tho Clifford Alleys had
their Clirlstiilas party there. Tiles-
day evening. There was agrab bag
and gifts were exchanged. . ' 1
Those present worn Mrs. Mary’
Vollmer. Mrs. Madeline Mills. Mrs.
Rose 'Iloberis. Mrs. Ethel Glihert..
Mrs. Alicé‘Toi-llune. Mrs. Anna 3011- _l
loll. Mrs. Beatrim Carlson. '
Karen Olsen and- Mrs. Mildred
Bowman.
Meeting Dec. 30
There will be a meeting of tlio‘
Girls’ Friendly society of Trinity
church Thursday, December 30. in
the guild room of the church.
. Lighter Furs
The black velvet coat is often re-
lieved by some light fluffy fur sinli
as natural lynx or badger.
M
Philippine Embroidery
Philippine embroidery is now be- 5
in: done on the finest glove silk or i
trouscau pussywillow taffeta. with
insets of finest French lace.
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Children‘s Negligee .
“A charming luxury fcr the «hid
from four to fourteen is the glove
silk lingerie. in sets of combination
and nightgown. very dalntily'trim-
med in‘ala colors. Though more ex-
el than cot h
is spending
'Iil\('ilili‘.
at, their home.
rubber tired wagons. sweat
lzii't things at
PAGE ,
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contributions to the brief column.
or to any other column in the
paper. and regrets that I0 man.»
offerings have to be rejected be~
cause of the carelessness of the
writer. .
Many people fall to write
names legibly and an item with-
out a name is not usable.
Many people write on both
sides or the paper. Such matter
cannot be used until it has been
rucoplod ill The Sentinel office
and these is seldom time for that.
People using typewriters should
use a double-space in writing
copy for newspapers. to permit
space for corrections where neo-
cssary.
‘illlll Mrs. William 1". DcKlyll, 11
Arch street.
Mrs. (ills Green. Taylor
entertained several guests
Thursday evening.
Paris is spending the
recess with his parents,
Mrs. l'uris, ilaynlond
Air. and
Mn l‘c US
i'h rist null.-
Mr. and
him-ct,
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Mills pond is very prciiilsing to
this _\l:.'|l"s skaters. Already the ice
has llt‘lll a. goodly iiuliibcr of no-
vices. old»tiliivrs and otherwise.
~'l'ruvcling lull, . lii‘lcf eases. auto
l'nllvs’. fishing tackle, fishing rods.
shirts.
«his. sleds. skates and many other
llodgc‘s, 1'4 North
Millll Sl.———.\d\'. ‘
Mrs. l'.‘ s t h r: r G l a s s c r.
:1: i'w i,
Grove
is l‘t'thVti‘lll}: from a severe
i'illll. which llilll f‘UllllilL‘tl her to 1161'
[ml for smv-i'nl days.
wl‘sr‘ful and sensible gifts—«filer-
liui: “are. community plate, toilet
sols, leather bill folds and wallets.
cuff links. scarf pins and brooches.
(i. ii. Jackson SS Wail St.-——Adv.
“—5.
Robert 'l‘inkor, who is employed
by. II. \t‘. Iliiyiii rid of West Wash~
lllqloii street. has gone to Canaan
in spend t‘lirisiliills “ill! ills parents.
The condition (if MrsgAlfrcd ll.
Column. in i"i‘illllillil street, who
limb; been ill is reported much' inl-
proved.
--lladios and Victrolas sold 'on
easy terms at Donnelly'hAdv.
Sidney linglnudcr. New York. was
:l reNlit visitor ‘wiiil his lz'othcr.
Morris liliglandr‘r. 42 Wall street.
b.“
Mrs. i‘lml‘ir's V". Jnegor. Brooksidc.
is able to .be about again after her
recent illncsz.~'~
Ilmvlailil A. Schuebel. ll Rood
.ii'ccl, “ill Spend the. weekend with
ll}. i. wills. llr. and Mrs. Albert. M.
Scliwclwi. West Haven.
.‘vlra. Catherine
t‘l‘li.l‘l(‘$. T
A. Tioscllc and son
Crescent Terrace. 19ft
\c.iwl'lili,‘.‘ liiol'liing for Miami.
Florida. .‘\ll’..‘-. lloselio will l‘t‘llli‘ll‘r
until spring with her daughter.
.\l:,e:::urrllc. who no lies in Mi llii
'il'ltl (barbs will return in two weeks
lime to resullie llissilidtes at New
York lii‘iivel‘slly.
Mr. and Mrs. l-Ziiwilril il’li‘ownell,
L‘l blind strict. linsl Nm‘lvulk' will
entertain a lllllllilf‘l‘ of friends from
l.‘:lnl)llry.
Leo Morgulios of New York ur-
i'iwii in this city yesterday to spend
Christmas with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Margulies. L: ll‘eed street.
. —_.__.
Miss l::\t'lyll Steinbel‘g. a, student
(ll (,‘olunibia Secretarial school. New
York, is sprinting the Christmas re»
l. with lll‘l‘ parents. Mr. and Mrs.
:9. Etciiilvt-i‘g. Concord stl‘cet.
.._..~_._
Miss Marjorie. ’l‘ui‘lov. 14 Spring
street. was a visitor in Bridgeport
yvsterday.
Mrs. T. Tossier of New York. for-
merly Miss Lillian Joscllr of this city.
is visiting at the home of her par-
vlllS. Mr. and Mrs. M. Josem. Bol-
df’ll avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander and
i'niiilly. Spring street. are in Hart-
l‘ordwl’siting with their daughter,
Mrs. J. itobinowitz. Mrs. Robinowitz
was forliiri-ly Miss Rose Alexander
of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Butler and
SO“. Thomas. of Bridgeport are holi-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. \V. Smith
Van Buren avenue.
Mrs. Margaret McLaughlin of
Brooklyn is sponding the Christmas
holidays with Mrs. J. Merritt. 3
Reed street. -
-—Gelit's strap watch special at
$10.00. A gift that will last for a
long time. An excellent time keeper
and good lOOlit‘l‘. 0. B. Jackson 68
Wall street.——.l.\dv.
Death‘s—and F
Jelliiiu Herein
it’llllt‘l‘ill Ht‘i‘Hl'Hv im‘ .1
min, 14 lilUillll: l‘lll villa.
and Mrs. Niels-1m. ill'i‘iil
lt\‘t‘ilii(,‘. \l’cslpnrl. w l.
day morning ill in “him;
t'lllll‘i‘li of ill" Arislilnll
port. ltov. lilt‘llilr'l .l, i.
for of the church ulilvin
mom was in the million
The little girl pass-d all:
day evening.
. JOHN H. Millllla;
All l’lll‘leli will my tri‘
lalc Judge John H. Sell
row afternoon when tune“
for the vow pilll‘lllll‘ J‘u
peace. who (liml “Minna
noon..uill he l‘i'lll at lil (‘
in Mansfield aveuuo.
liov. George, ’l‘ullli‘, pas
Dal'ltlll t‘fongregulluiiul c.
which the deceased was
for ill) your. will coiniuc
vices and lllll‘l'lllt‘lll wil
Ox ltidgo cemetery. _
Although Judge Soilrckl
ailing for several month I
was a shock to ll. host of
over Fairfield county.
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