Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 24, 1913, Page 8

DECEMBER 24, 1913 ETIN, WEDNESDAY, - CHRISTMAS DAY GHURCH MUSIC | In the Episcopal and Catholic Churches These Programmes - “ Will Be Given on Thursday. In the Kpascopal and Roman Cath- olic cliurches of the city these Christ. mas day musical services will be given: \ - Christ Episcopal Church. Processional hymn, Adeste Fideles. Venite in - C ...... . J. Turle Gloria Patri ... + Mozart Te Deum in F Harker Jubflate in D Garrett Intreoit_hymn, Old Austrian Carol. Kyrfe Eleison .... Tours Jigmn, Carol of the Nativit: Offertory, Mercy and Truth Are Met Together, for double male quartette. Recessional hymn Willis " Trinity Episcepa! Church. Pretude ......... +eees. Scotson Clark Venite. Te Deum ... C. W. Jordan Bepedictus Jane Sibg, Oh Sing, This Blessed Morn, W. H. Neidlinger Tucharistic Service by Farquharson Walener. Pastiude from St. Cecelia. Offertory Baptiste St. Andrew’s Church. 9.30 a. m. Morning Prayer, Holy and Sermon. Processional hymn, Christians Awake, Salute the Happy Morn. Venite and Gloria in D..Newton Nevin Te Deum, founded on Adeste Fideles, E. W. Reade Communion Benedictus Introit. anthem, Sing, O Heavens, E. A Clare “Antl-Communion Service. | Kyrie Eleison . . B. Tours Gloria Tibi .... LB Hymn before sermon, Sing, O Sing, This Blessed Morn. Offortory anthem, All Glory Be to God on High . ...E. W. Reade Nunc Dimitis . . Walter Spinney Recessional hymn, O Come, All Ye Faithtul. St. Patrick’s Church. 5.30 a. m. Mass. Christmas Morning .. Bartlett Orgam. Kyrie .. . . Hummel Gloria . . Hummel Credo .. ‘Wiegand ‘Adeste Fideles . Noel Sangtus .. Hummel | Angus Dei Hummel 10.30 Mass. Chnistmas Morning .......... Bartlett | Orchestra and Organ. Kyrie .. . Kallawodi Gioria . . Kallawodi Veni Creator ... Brizzi AR e Kallawodi | Adeste Fideles . Noel | Bakeris. string orchestra will assist the :choir and benediction will follow the ‘miass. Junior Chefr. relude .................. R. 8. Willis e,” Amid’ the Winter's Snow, Hammerel Venite in Bethiehem........ Hammerel | Adeste Fideles. Bright Angeis We Have Heard on High 8eprano solo, sy Miss Mae Ansel. Clark Miss Ruth Jordan, organis 'St.. Marys Church. 5.30 a. m. Mass in E a, Mass in E. Credo, Mass i E. Offériory, Adeste Fideli Festival Mass in t. Flash Light Novelties A Magazine Pistol Boys this is Great. Electric House Lamp Never Seen In Norwich Before. $1.25 $1.25 THERMOS GIFTS New Norwich Model $1.50. Designed In New Factory. Workmen’s Lunch Kit $2.00 Price Soon To Be Advanced. POCKET KNIVES Fresh Stock At All Prices. In addition to above we have choice lines of Gas and Efectric Table Lamps. PRercolators and Casseroles. Chafing Dishes. Efectric Heating Appliances. Toy Motors and Engines. Skates and Sleds. Carving Sets, Carpet Sweepers. Embroidery Scissors. Safety Razors and Biades. 700!’! for the Youth. Everlasting Aluminum Ware. Bath Room Fittings, M‘u’cano Puzzies. S Open. Evenings Until Christmas AN CHASE o Cympany 129 Maia St., Norwich, Ct. E. W. Reade | Tours | Agnus Def, Festival Mass in E, Weigand 9.00 a. m. Silent Night, Holy Night. Hark! What Mean Those Holy Voices, C. B. Hawley ‘While Shepherds Watched, T, 8, Lloyd Adeste Fidelis..............c.. Novello 10.30 a. m, Missa De Nativitae Domini, Bruno Oscar Klein Offertory—Adeste Fideli Male Chorus .. Noyello Sanctus ..Bruno Oscar Klein | Benedictus. { Agnus Dei, Missa Angeli Custodies, ! C. Gouned Benediction. . O Salutaris .. ....Weigand | |T:\.nlu:l’n Ergo .Lambillotte | Devine Praises. Laudate Dominum, ‘Miss C. Brudeau, organist. | Sacred Heart Church, Norwich Town. Children’s Mass, 7.30 a. m. Dear Little One, How Sweet Thou Art, | Offertory, Adeste I'idelis. Babe of Bethlehem. | A Message to the Sacred Heart, Choir, assisted by Violins. Mary Butler, Master George But- ..C. Elliot I | Miss ler, High Mass, 9.00 a. m. Prelude, Angel's Serenade....G. Organ and Violins. Asperges Me. Masgs in honor of St. Vincent. *lori . Weigand Weigand | Weigand | . Weigand Braga | Offertory, Adeste Fidelis. Choir, assisted by Violins, Soloists—Misses May Pounch, Bessie Callahan, Katherine Butler, Messrs. B. J. Houllhan, John J. Kingsley. Miss Elizabeth A. Malone, organist. |ALL IN READINESS FOR CHRISTMAS TREE i | ——— | Tonight's Programme Is Complete— | Only Fair Weather'{jeeded for Sue- cess. Tonight's programme at the muni- cipal Christmas tree, at 7.3 7.3 o'clock: : Bugle Call, assemblyy{Prot. J. H. George. Music, Tubbs’ band, John M. Swahn, director. | Chorus of United choirs, -two || hymns, Charles D. Geer, conducting, Men’s chorus, Bass Clef, and Academy Glee club, carols; Charles D. Geer, "director. Tubbs’ band, Vested Girls’' choir, Trinity M. E. church, Miss Pearl Jackson, con- ducting. Colored singers, led by Ambrose || wiison. | United choirs. | Adeste Fideles, and = America, chorus and assemblage. Ringing of church bells. The electric light bulbs were placed iupon the big Christmas tree in Union square Tuesday by the electric de- partment employes, Supt, Kehoe's big | sable star tipping the display. St. Jo- seph’s Sodality has offered two strings of lights, the society’s property, to be used in decorating the city hall All singers not in choirs have been invited to join the big chorus and help | swell the volume of melody., Both senior and junior choirs of St. Patrick’s church have signified their intention of singing. Robert Tombari will lead a com- pany of Italians, whose voices will be heard in the general chorus. All school principals have notified the children that another rehearsal is to be held Friday afternoon at @ o'clock at the town hall, to go over the hymns and carols to be sung by the children Saturday under direction of Professor George. THE BENNINGTON WAY. How Principal Fred D. Mabrey Gives High School Boys Industrial Train- ing. Fred D. Mabrey, principal of the Bennington, Vt.,, high school, Mrs, Ma- brey and their litfle son John are | spending the holiday vacation with Mr. Magrey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. fouis Mabr of Broadway. Prin- { cipal Mabrey has introduced a num- ber of innovations in teaching meth- |ods at Bennington which are work- |ing out most successfully. There are nine teachers under his supervisiony Instead of the regulation trade school, his method is to have the boys apprenticed in practicai form, letting them work at whatever trade they may select for one week and attend high school the next. In this way no time is lost and when a boy leaves school he knows just what work he is fitted for. Bennington is building a $75,000 | high school and Principal Mabrey has had much to do with suggesting its plan of construction. It will be com- pleted by August, 1914, LAST CALL FOR GIFTS! Belated Buyers Must Shop in a Hurry Today—“An Eleventh-Hour Sugges- tion. What shall T give? That is the perplexing question for those who have delayed their Christ- mas buying. | tory. by ready helpers. For last-minute buying, suggestive lists are at hand. They will 86lve the puzzling problem, What to gi Run your eye through the fil care- fully and helpfully prepared by The | Bulletin’s advertisers, Check what you intend to give. —and there vou are! Let The Bulletin's your work! LADY VISITORS’ GIFTS. Sent Tuesday to Over Thirty Patients in Backus Hospital Wards, The Board of Lady Visitors of the | Backus hospital has provided each | of the patients in the wards with a personal taste of each, and these gifts were sent to the hospital Tuesday. Over thirty were provided for, In addition, each patient receives a basket of fruit, Tobacco and pipes are furnished the men and candy is provided for all. Home From Harvard. Paniel Lucius Brown of Warren street is home from Harvard uni- versity after a two weeks’ confinement in the college infirmary. Rev. J. A. Dinand, S. J., vice presi- dent of Holy €ross college, has award- ed testimonials for efficiency in all studies and an average of at least 90 | . Even now there is hope for the dila- | Scores of emergency aids are offered | Cut out the listg and take them with ; you to the stores, make your purchase advertisers do | simple Christmas gift, consulting the | | | I as F. Shea and Robert H. Mahoney of per cent. to studen including Thom- INorwich. e ——————————————————eeee e e — NORWICH BULL A VISIT TO THE TOGGERY SHOP WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT IT IS AN EXCEPTIONAL STORE DWELLING INSISTENTLY ON THE MERIT OF ITS MERCHANDISE AND STEADILY ADDING TO A SATISFIED AND APPRECIATIVE CLIENTELE. : The spirit of the .Ho]iday season prompts us to remind you that you can promote Christmas cheer in your home by purchasing gifts of real worth ex- clusive in style yet sensible and serviceable. HANDSOME FURS are a timely and useful gift always worn at the Yuletide season and lasting for years to delight the wearer and reflect credit on the gives, HOLIDAY NECKWEAR such as you have not seen elsewhere in clever styles and rich silks. You are not limited to one grade but we show you all grades from 25¢c up to $3.00 each. Full Dress Neckwear, Combination Sets exquisitely boxed that include the Scarf, Hose and Handkerchief. These sets complete for $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. Men’s Silk Reefers, Mufflers and Full Dress Protectors Heavy Accordion Silks and Flat Silks to sell at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00. Silk Half Hose for Men Silk Stockings have been the craze and yet it has only started for men are going to wear them freely from this time on. But we have the fine qualities of Lisle, too. Don’t overiook Half Hose in your Christmas buying, they are much appreciated. We have the Holeproof guaranteed for six months and Silk Hose guaranteed also. New parts for those that do not wear—15c¢ a pair 25¢, 5 Oc 75¢, $1.00 and $1.50. Wintry Winds Will Soon Demand Coat Sweate; and Mackinaw Coais | We have them here at $3, $4, $5, $6.50, $7.50 and up to $10, woven for warmth, fashioned to fit, loomed to last. || WAISTCOATS, HOUSE COATS and BATH ROBES. Stunning Waistccats in both plain and fancy fabrics at popular prices. An extensive line of full dress vests at all prices from $3 up. Let him eat his Christmas dinner in one of our House Coats. They are made attractively and will add to his comfort at home through the year— $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $8.00 and $9.00. Silk Hat boxes, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags, gifts weil worth while. They are here in good grades and at moderate prices. Brand new stocks of LIKELY LUGGAGE. Warm ' Nighties for winter nights both Pajamas and Night Shirts in flannelet. te or we can show you Silk Paiamas Soisettes or Madras extensive line of Night- wear. Men’s Silk Shirts in new and exclusive designs, French Cuffs and beautiful qualities. Fresh for Christmas. Everybody wears GLOVES and at Yuletide they are most in secason. Let us mention Suede Gloves, Cape Gloves, fiid Gloves, Fur Lined Gloves and Auto Gloves. Why mention prices—we have everything from 50c up to $6.50. Silk Umbrellas for both Ladies and Men. Rare handles and the best of covers—$1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 and up to $8.00. GLOVES ENGLISH SMART WALKING STICKS Sor Gentfefoik MEN’S SHIRTS We have just received a complete line of Madras Shirts in both white and colors for the Holi- days—$1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. : If you are seeking suggestions let us mention Silk Hats, Silk Opera Hats, Winter Caps and Auto Headwear, in every grade. Then UN DERWEAR a timely gift, and Handkerchiefs of all kinds, from initials to the better silks in faultlegsly hemstitched rich qualities. Pearl Jewelry for formal occasions. You don’t have to accept substitutes here, our stock is complete and it's always better to buy a man’s gift in a man’s shop. You pay no more and you get what men wear. - THE TOGGERY SHOP 291 Main Strezt, opp. Chelsea Savings Bank, Norwich, Conn. WE WILL ATTEND TO YOUR WANTS IF YOU 'PHONE