THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK, CON N.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25,1928.
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Wishing
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
,7 ‘Mincton Street. South Norwnlk. Conn.
GIVE FOOTWEAR
i Useful, Practical. Beautiful
, 0 one refuses a gift of Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps,
lippers. They’re here aplenty, rightly priced, too.
The Arch Preset-var Shoe Store
MILTON ELWOOD
Washington St. South Not-walk
, . A VERY
MERRY CHRISTMAS
To ALL
Yule Programs
In All Churches
rwo nmxo numerous mans
m'rnao'r arrnn'rrén IN DA-
nmN—svr'r. FULLER spams
IN eunuch».
DARIEN
._..........
Landon Herrick. Dorian. cor-
respondent, tel. Sentinel Office.
Not-walk 02.
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Activities over the week-end will
be coniinod chiefly to the churches.
Christmas programs have been
completed and have been announced
as follows for: tho Darien nnd Noro-
ton churches.
Congregational ,' Church. Dorlcn
Rev. George Iuttle
Saturday
7. The play. "To Santa's Land
with the Dream Man." will be given
by the pupils or the Sunday school.
The entertainment. which will lust
about an hour. has been made pur-
posely short {or the children's sake.
Sunday
9:15. Sunday school.
11. Morning worship. The pus-
tor's sermon'ihemo will be: "Spirit-
ual Tonic." There will he Christ-
mas music selections.
6:30. Senior C. 1’. meeting. Topic;
"The Past Year—Its Lessons; The
Newsw—lt Possibilities." L e a d c r.
Miss Elizabeth DcCouroy. There
will be: no evening service. The
tend the Christmas cantata at the
Presbyterian church.
Norotlon Presbyterian Church
Rev. George R. Montgomery
10. Morning service. with special
‘muszic. Sermon subject; "The Dawn
‘of .I New Era."
6:3‘0. Young people's Sunday eve-
ning Iluh in the chapel.
713C, Special chorus choir and
quartet. ill the Christmas cantata.
MmmIlIIr'e Bethlehem." The service
will ii“ liov. (ll-ergo Tutlle.
pastor or
llnrion Methodist [LlIlscopsl Church
(ll. .‘Il. Hancock. Minister)
9:45. Sunday school. With class-
es iorvall ages.
9:45, Men's Bible Class. led by the
minister.
“Christmas Memories"
il‘ii:i l‘jI'
StudWell Piano ‘Co.
Merry Christmas To All
chultze’s Sanitary Markets
ashington Street and 'Railroad Avenue Soutn Norwslk
39 and 43 Main Street. Nor-walk
estporz. Georgeton I. Darlen. Stamford. Black Rock, Bridgeport
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‘ ,uo'uhhub‘s-u.
Mel-innarbth-t’
iward Gombos.
Song. “The Angol' s Storv," 'by
Junior Department.
Recitation. "Considerate." by
Grace ., Bowman. ,
Recitation. "Little Bells." , by
Dorothy and Amelia Que“. ,
‘ Recitation. "The alts Greet-
ing.” by Beatrice Ge ll.
Recitation. “A Br dust." by
Raymond's classes.
11. Divine service. Christmas
hymns and anthems. Text 3. Petri-
1-8. “‘Ii‘hom having not. seen ye
lovew-Iin. whom though now ya see
Him IInnt yet believing ye rejoice
with _iI,I,\- unspeakable and full of
glory.”
6:45 p. in. Epworth League ile-
rational.
7:30 a. to Christmas morning
Carol service by the Epivorth not»
sue
DiVll‘llIi service. Cilristu
the. Junior choir.
7330 p. m.
mus il‘lllilic by
Text. Luke 1.79.
shadow or death to guide our
into the way of peace."
' Monday, 7:30. Sunday
Christmas (Xh'i'llii‘lxl‘.
Neivv Years Day.
turkey dinner 12 -
school
Triangle club.
5 p. m. '
. l.
Following is the program a: the
Sunday school Christmas exercises
at the Methodist, church. Monday
evening. at “Mill o‘clock:
Sent by school. “SIM of Long
Ago.’
Responsive reading by school.
Player.
Song by school. "Heaven's Song
of. Peace."
Recitation. "A Clad Welcome."
by Edith Gnrirell.
R :itetlon. "The Holly Girl,” by
Edna Sohribner. _
Recitation, “They Make No End
of Noise." by Donald and Karl Gili'
ther.
Song. by Mrs. Raymond's class.
Recitation. "My Greeting." by
Marion Slauson. , ' -
Recitation. "The Pretender." by
Ruth Hawkins.
Recitation. "Vending Dolls.“ by
Isabelle Maui.
Sour-r. “Santa Land." by Junior
Department.
Recitation, "Glade," by Lorrino
linker.
Recitation. "Honest Confession."
by Evelyn' Noyd.
Recitation. “The Christmas Dolly.
by Susie Salt.
Song. "Seeking the Babe Divine."
by men and boys of school.
Recitation. "It Doesn't Pay." by
Julia Sail.
Recitation, f‘T' 0 Big Red Flower."
by I‘m Billingham.
Song by Mrs. Gartrell's and Mrs.
Raymond's :arees.
Recitation. "Always Room for One
More" by Clare. Nelson.
Recitation. “Presents for Boys." by
Clara Nelson.
Recitation. “Presents for Boys." by
Buddie Gartrell. , ‘
Recitation. “The Christmas Ex-
press." by Nelson Close.
Recitation. "Smiles." by Mildred
Acton. I
Recitation. "The Wreath." by Bab.
belts and Leona Wright.
Song "Bring You Best Gift To—
day." by school.
Recitation. "The Christmas Blue
Bird. " by Emily ,Quell.
Recitation by Nelson ‘Close
Recitation. “The Christmas Pie,"
by Emopene Weed.
Recitation. "Good Judgement." by
Mildred Sehide. ‘ '
Recitation. ”The Engine.” by Ed-
Robo'rt Alexander.
Son: by Miss B'ush’s and Mrs.
congregation has been invited “to at- ,
II..~ i'l'Il‘.§i‘I“i§le0!lili church. '»
“To give light. to.
them that sit in darkness. and in the}
late?
Recitation, "Tho C‘lll‘lilllltl: 'l‘i‘:l“.“
by Ralph Schitlo.
Recitation. “Daddy's Present,“
Buddia Nelson.
Irene Schede.
‘Song. “We're Ilnppy
Christmas." by Juniors,
Recitation. “A Christmas PM ,"t‘l,
by Lillian Gartrell.
Recitation. "rho
Nettie Stevens.
Recitation. "Hung Up a
by L‘v;lyn Nelson.
Recitation. “.i Christmas l’l'I-‘smlp
lion." by Jimmie Gonibos.
'I_'.llII,c 5'
Stocking.‘
Santa Claus.
At the t'VOllil’lL‘.’ st l‘Vli'l‘: th-
cholr will in: I‘u‘rII'I ut llllliH' lil‘: Ila-III:
lion of hire. 00:1th and Mrs. lI‘I‘Pz-
srris. The program will
carols by the choir and
Mrs. GoI'llIor and Mrs. inch
Sl. 'ohn ll._t.‘. t'lIurI-h, .VHi“I)iII.'l
Father .l. .l. MI'HIIIIII
Mass Will be CL’iII‘i'li'Clit‘il Iii :2 .I
u. m. and 10: {in
St. Luke‘s Episcopal Clmrth, XrIroz- I“
IIIi .
iov. i-‘ losd i- l I ll h
8:30 .‘i. l’ll.. )iIIiy i‘lllili‘l‘il.i(‘l‘..
”:45 R. "L. t'hlll‘l‘h : Z‘IIIIl.
1014.5 :1, III., Inorninz-
sermon.
win: 'I
Dari-‘n has two livlni: (hm-fin.
trees this your. line Huiui ll',i :
lawn of (in: Hoyle school. it 1“.
lulninntcd pith vnrl-colwrm
and attracts all those who .I
the evening. i' Sycamore llr
Commuul ' Tree, almost inn-I.- I?»
size of the school two is also in in.
ed in the evening. .
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'Izommission “ill 120m :11: <‘,|‘ n III-I
, potliive exniniuni. on in i 1")II‘ 2
ol‘ clerk in thc Dminn l'lIIl It‘lII
The nominations u-‘il 1.: l '
illm‘lon. “L".Il'il’i .II‘ .leI
’ nill (fi‘ulfit; January :._ ~
The position. wlII'n :Ilchl.
be a permanent one it is.
of the local (IliICc (I 5 .t‘IIill it lIIj'
:I'III "Tillie fol bill}.
the. necessity 'IrlsI ;.- i’m ;.zI
Capt. Gypsy RI! South.
prominent evangelist who i l'
returned from the south. \‘Iiii be
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.lflr-i'vlfi :I‘
; in Sinmf-cmrd
i Superintende‘t Jar-amt :; .
ltr of the Durien srhrmle. v ;, l
principal speaker :st racy '
monthly assembly of Iorl‘
larlal school. F'InJ’I‘IrIl. ’l'tio
of 3H. Fliliv‘hF :II'M‘.
Worth While In hr
Stamford Gas anti
. Electric Cuts .Iatca
[STAMFORD (AP). w iii..-
lioid Gas and Elt‘I‘Iii. ‘ rIi comps:
a I‘hristmns git z to its: :‘SII'
rumors nnnounI eIi tenor . ...I -'
in the roles ior you ~ ,
The saving to com.
mated. will be such;
The can rate in rodur In“ by om
cent a :00 cubic feet ant in. “ -
trio rate “ill be z-iszit r-
wait hour for the first
ulv cents iliort utter. ’1“
Will stiLOlllCL'. fiat. tlve .le'u
Siratton Family
Reunion Today
The tili‘nily oi" I‘I'Ilrolruim {Iv/‘3 Air":
Frank titration v’ill boil 3.
‘at their home in l—iuvil “Incl
today. The day lilli be can»)
a double oeiebrdtion as it is a
the birthday of lfivcieii circa”
son of the genial patrolman. I ,
reunion is an annual chair in iii;
Stratton family and each t’j’lzrni
mas day they gather at tho lirI-IzIzI»
stead in I-lnviiaml sinect.
Congress Players”
Awarded Leticia"
\
trite '
athletic coltifiontce “'uili is
assembly in the Congress H ,glI
ditorium Bridgeport yesterday I..
Cum.
fourteen oi the students and the :
Who received the letters \-'I"l't" hi.
commended by Principal
Jeffery.
Those boys who waived the i i~
taido. captain. il‘rnul.’ GL~\'u1‘l.z., l.
lo. William Ileaphy. Edmund Cur.
ran. Bassillo Yurchenco.
Wittenburg. Herbert. Linton. Apos-
tle Bromrnas, Arthur McGlir Ai-
bert Kosa. John Rosketto. and Gay
liss Curran.
In distributing the letters
cipal Jeffrey said that
men and sophomores only, that
able to tie a team composed l Mimi)
of Yale freshmen. and to in -It 217“:
mendation.
Springvvoods
(Continued From Page ii)
Spflngwood-Nationals played at
Hediic liield. last season. This out-
fit was rated highly among the inn-
ior nines, but was not in the same
class with the Norw k and Wiltoni
outfits in the Nyco ensue.
It is probable that application Mil
be made for membership in the
Nyco League if the club is organized.
Former teams “dying at Hiidlk
Field had large followings.
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so m3'SPEED Liam
PROPOSED F R ENGLAND
Proposals in s new bill regarding
a. motor low to be brought before
Parliament in, January include: '
60 miles an hour speed limit on
the open road. .
stronger penalties. including im-
for dangerous driving.
ti
Harold 3
New Haven Hill team. tiLSE‘i‘MZ‘d c. m- I
if. I
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Recitation. "The Givlm; film
by Ruth Hancock.
Recitation. “13:.Iby'I. luvs-uni," it"
Shop fluke." M .
Song, "Christmas Day." by (Idiot-l. ,
.limim .
inciuiv» .,
EIL‘i‘Js ‘5' ‘
":Im ill Cris '
T-II;II.I.. I
special preacher Sum-Av e-Ivmim: II .
Hi? First ‘Icn’md. St, L‘nifi “r, p.11 . lllll'i; .f
As Christa a: ' tilt
Consrtss Hi all school leiiel. i I. . ‘
lug. The echool letter was ull'cn m.
JOSIjl‘Ih i i A, H
to: and certificates wore. JI Ln LXI'LI‘
agar. Jerry Sazowltz. Joseph i’iI: -
Pl‘ili» E
he thought:
that any soccer team representing a '
school with an enrollment of lileI-i
fil'li‘ii'fl'l‘ um.
i
'1 motherhood.
1 country another way—the way of
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I: flu 1‘14) Christmas
J; Iii lhI lI.Ir-l
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the
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Ismael. and evening.
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of the
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thIoughout
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for the distribu-
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on this new way has also
l‘. whore, Love abides,
‘ :ip is a guest. ‘
lzi'llilt‘. and homo-sweet.
‘ill“.'
the heart can rest."
a of the Caesars may
I-rful. but they were
,. ilII- Bethlohcm's
as snuplo as beauty and
:l (jut! said to humanity.
III the way. walk yo in it. and
merit-ti in their own country
the nay of freedom.
-:I Iqu ‘1
\i‘i; ! \. - innit ill on uomnn today
In h- l' Illl' .Ii oquuluy thh men and
{refill he r niill the “omen of the
past. vrho had no future. no recog-
nition of Lil divine attributes, no
true (Iona of usefulness. no onnob-
ling friendships; utterly unappro-
cimm‘ in what most distinguished
her: :IIIIl mined only as a household
slave" in) are led to ask how she
has (some so for in this new free-
dom. Surely it is a chapter in the
story of the other way. The birth
of Jesus marks a new departure
in our thought at womanhood and
"All generations shall
call me bless-lot ."‘ And the influence
of that holy life has permeated hu-
manity, has subdued the passions
of men. and purified the heart of the
world. Men and women through
the ages as they have come to, Beth.
lehom'ri manger and gazed upon the
new born Child. and Mary. his
mother. have tarried for a while.
and then departed into their own
300A 1N0. “HAS-
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Florida
“THE EVERGLADES”
Through Train
lrom New England
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' limiord :20 pan.
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FROM PENNA. 57L, NEW YORK
Via Double Track ~Sea Leos! Route
bverlisdes Ltd. (2 Trsins) l2: 30 Lin.
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West indlsn [.M.—l N‘izlli Out 9 I 20 um.
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The Standard Railroad of the Seeds
Yiehis, nurretlons. Information from
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Telephone Lscksvsnns 7080
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iltx. This does not mean that we
im’u no“ iimu In IlII;I millennium.
.\'I \I. Hi; I. II .‘Il. when H)“ worst is said,
lIIvI: :IrII Hill illil‘if',‘ ill the host. at all
p world»- We are making
“I; z, Imi It” v.3. keep at it per-
Take
bust lll'f‘fi world lo-
IIIIglIt arrive.
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I‘li‘II (i'llI :i U!
rim liurin-s is (‘sinl’lilsl‘wd upon
tin.» I'I'-IIII~‘:IIlI. Li‘fli‘I'h'Ilni‘fiib' is the
, NI" not " .~\IlIl while that is not
EIiIII menu-I lll'illl‘li‘i‘ It come: very
i‘ii‘l:«.t.I ll) iilu ijtli-JLH rule.
.\ luv untim- eye 1 went over to
‘u hummus I‘oncvru in South Nor-
”fill“ and :Ir-lII Il NW :11 outimum on
in I'Iz'I I‘II I)!- work I wantmh
l
l‘i'“ ..
i In .I‘ i'i,’(“'lli Illuguzillc I read an
Earth-lo i")! onIy of the outstanding
:~llL‘.'v sstul mm or our times. Edward
, link. on LA IpzontlrIII animal him by u '
|.'. "What. lire L110
«252' \'~ r:I* sunply and
3rd Bel: tells him that
. ' success Iii"; to he found
ggrratesl 01' all books the
And going into detail. he
one after another the really
g: at principles of the New Testa-
., mil l'ilOWCIii how they could
. and him been made, the
Hours to .9, successful life.
i: walking upon this new!
i
9 in that
Bible.
took
way. the way of the King.3
" r of good-will. honesty, cou-
. and the golden rule. Elbert
:Irv, thnlrIu'Iu or the United
I‘ t‘orr r' ._ _ in‘sn ariii‘le in
Slim-lay incoming Post 0! De—
lIcr 1?, says, ‘i‘ll‘zcrever it has
. L‘wn tried. the principle of the sold.
his n.0,. :l in. business."
‘ it i., Her I t there are
nus world in
. . ‘h capioito-
and selfishness. yet
. who have caught the
the White Chris: have dc~
the world 0: business
, way of min-Isis.
MI in who IT A
I'ILI ol’ 'i'ht’ri
ru» phi lanthlopy. in our
The time “as that it a ma i
a: oi money either
ll’ é or "ii. his death that
. ‘uuilliopi t. To—
I. IrIi..:‘ .Itr'n ii t‘llti's one
tiIncui our: the qursllon 1m
he get his :;loney"" it' dishonor”
“ion. he was giving away the bread
'th: belonged to little.chiidrcn. uII"
itho :cr that poor mothers might
lie was simply clung
spool elsc'e lllOl‘ivy away- with u
of lance. Today the
. an consoienco is
.I: ‘\\.'hich is the true philanth
5. .ing a llle : “ego to a work»
or ‘IIcque. llhl 13; millions to a mu
EIII Ill ,'.l or other northy I Iuie "‘
i l our". man does not live by
one. and We vriésli not to
the splendid contributions
.n of wealth to worthy onion
. =rihcless true phllanth~
t spring from a sense oi
ins: ire. and love. \ml those men in
.Iii the ages since the birth of Jesus
who it In: soon the. fair Christ. the.
3100. l".. I those Wise lien. wiser
iiiotore. have departed into lite an-
good-faith
,.
Iotl‘or way. the why of
Elma fellowdooling.
: "No loss wonderful is the story “Ii
{this other way concerning the spir-
Emmi life or man. Indeed we cannot
jtruly and earnestly come to worsnip
Him. uho is the “fairest among ten
itilOllszlnd” tho altogether lovely. the
“rose of Sharon." our divinest sym-
bol, the Son of God, and then go
back and live the same life again. it
We brought our gifts. and pledged
Iour love and loyalty. then we takr
PAGE SEVEl‘I
MERRY CHRISTMAS
To All Our Friends I-‘Ioth til.
This Christmas (meeting: “I
MME. JEANNETI TE
['ill'! Nun
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ill 'lI lil.i.
i
THE CONNECTICUT LIGHT .‘I’: ROWER
COMPANY
EXTENDS
XMAS GREETlNGS
‘ BEST WISHES FOR.
A Happy and Prosperous
NEW YEAR
m. .. _~ -V_W_~...I.—_..
Augie-.M.»..W ”1.... . -. . . ..-.....,..
Season’s Greetings
We Extend
the
to
All-Our Friends
FRANK LAUIIRR
. J EWELEB.
u—w‘” .M.-mew
ag—l-r- yea—.M., .. -... ..
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At this season of the year our thoughts turn to
those whose friendly business has made posLble big-I
ger and better things and we extend to yo i a hearty
greeting for Christmas and best iris lilt‘
Year.
Frank Jacoby
.25 for
21.: Jan-4. an...
. .I...;s..; :Lsa;
‘anotber way. "And a highway shall
be there. and a. way. and it shall be
called the way or holiness." A young
man was asked. “How do you know
you are a Christian '2" He answered.
“Well. 1 hate the things I loved. and
i love the things I hat'd." Yea. he
had departed into the inner life an-
other way. the way or holiness.
beauty. truth, goodness. love.
A young Chinese. and follower of
Confucius, came to America seeking
kno vledgo, truth. and fellowship. He
found all thtse and more in our sup-
erb universities. But. with all there
he found something more. Like the
Wise Mcn of old he too sought the
manger and saw the new born Child
and divlnr'l the divine implications.
Ho worshipped. Later on he said.
I want Christ. and I went Christ be-
cause I want power that I may live
a serviceable life for my people be-
fore I {all on sleep." And be de-
p ..tL'd i: ‘.0 his omn country another
way—the Christian way or service.
At this Christmas time let us follow,
the star which points to this new
way:
CHARLES w. PENELL mas
namnmcr PETITION
Charles W. Pencil. plumber. or
10 Haviland street. Norwslls. has
filed a petition in bankruptcy. list.
tug his liabilities at H.633, and his
assets at $1. 500.
Pencil lists his largest creditors
as Roberts Inna..Pressms.i-. lnc.. Nor-
waik. $100: Alfred Brown. South
No rwslk. H83: Fallon-bee Brothers
00.. Plttsbursh. Po... 8,109. Aband-
Bretho‘ ‘ Chest 1..
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, CORDIAL
" HOLIDAY GREETINGS
I Residents and
Business Men i
:I —- Of - I -
Norwalk and Vicinity
from
Oificers and Directors
jet
The City National
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