Almanac for room.
not; acts I126.”
no" communication: tor
mould ho dour-Atoll to The '
IIInl tutor: not dull!“
urinal report oi the state.
I, I Alabama. just made
lakes a splendid showing
to the property or that
or the current your the
clue of road and pornonal
y assessed III the stutc was
32,937, being! an iurréase of
be tax receipts
ion, will reach $1,566,437,
11 mm cone of over $100,000
gh‘the ordinary channels of
um: over last year. Separat~
Ihe two different classes of
ty, the total value of real
in the sixtyrsix counties of
c for "Ihc your 1901 in fixed
64.579888. against $158.390r
n 1900, and the tax receipt!
his realty will be 5.199.
t$871,1541n 1900. he val-
f‘ personal property in the
for the.present your is plate»
I $120,043,049, against $108.-
5 for the preceding year.
‘ I taxes on this personal
for the present your will
he preceding year.
g.0 to the theatre.
nrchmzm qu’otcd in
th‘iiadfilnhia Record?” hit in
lively upholstered scat Under—
Is a rack for my hat. and 011
,, tohang myovrrcoat In the
“hit which I attend every Sun-
' an uncomfortable. straigl1t~
éCl pew into which the ushers
y insist upon crowding viz-Ii-
Iv my wife and I are scat—
sometimes six persons
tiled in a space scarcely
If for four to sit corn-
. rats and wraps must
It out for themselves. Of
se, When I go to the theatre I
for my scat. but in spite of
fact that calvution is Irec, I
pay pew ‘rc‘nt in church I
,‘It also cuter a protest against
IIen wearing thier hats in
roll, but I wont. Sometimcsl
lief to retire behind one."
~—
Brooklyn Times records
,11tcnccs from ‘campaigi.
III ‘ which show what can he
_ no candidate who had his
it all written out and learned
{cart found his mind a blank
eliciting the platform. and af—
tying for several minutes to
beyond Fellow citizens.‘
out mn‘ch result. said: “I
0 thank you for the honor
lave. doué yburself In nomin-l
’ me.’ and then stopped}
tinting why everybody laugh-
: had the good s‘ensc to keep
mpcr. and only added In sim-
' rest for the snEugoa of
ogre. The other, Wishing to
up his commonplace re-
with somctihng nc .gqid:
Ic preVIous occasion.
,m- “an-m—
womanlpf negro hl Miss-I
. at: qul, has h n a
65mm ucIIch'éIpl Iom;-
15% IISI; schools of
' S
the first out I? rst
II to arms. alsowlllrd
ppoilifieil under the merit
“pogo. and In doing good
1 non murduo .‘l'
.«Alr
“ WWW. At 8 mutual: In the utter:
d that; u.« 111.: 111.316 9. 111.1 ,I .I p ..
IMItntlon~Who Glynn
III year. on the basin of thin
.937, 333m“ $59519l9v'
‘ ck of the seat ahead is a I
.L
Wall hers by right of meg? ., on
I. I, 11113.: lull In the call- to her In
noon. All-.. I, mnoI-Illully Invited
to he would“.
Songfi'rhnnhulvlug Hymn.
in
“.I‘ I
Thouknxlvlux Dluruu'.
E III-Fallon. ,
dong—our Bountiful flames. l‘ .I
. lichen
melmmwlrhmuxlvlu. ‘
, .Lnulue anrounc. tram Column. 1
Bony—Flow Gently chot Alton. ‘
Room K.
Rocltntlon—Jl‘hc (lath 'l‘hnukaglvlng
Sollloquy. '
George Collin.
Soug-0 {lludly We Hing.
School.
Recltutlonw'l‘ho Flint Thunknglvlug
Day,
Million line
111on clan» 'l‘huukuglvlng DaI
Tun Pupils.
Song—rout Kontuoky Home.
Ron 111.1911
Reclutlonwsmry of the Pilgrims,
Jennie Chalmers.
Song—4.8m Kindly Light.
School.
The children of Room B..Concord
street, dressed as Pllxrlmn. Ind than-
Indian guests. wlll carry out the gene-
ral plan of the Ilrnt Thunhulvlux.
'Progrhm. Concord School. Weapon.
day. November 27. 2:15 p 111.:
Songwgnppy Greeting to All.
81: boot.
Recitation-«Thankaxlvlnz Joya.
Josephine Lynch, Room G
Recltntldn—Tho Clrl'n Thonksglvlnx,
Marlo Kaufman Room D.
Roclgntlp w—antln' the Turkey,
fill tin Selby, Room E.
songw'l‘hnnkstlvlng Is Coming
Room 1)
RecliuthilII—v-ln Clovcr ‘
Carrie Sluifolt, Room I”
Recitationa-lelng Thanks.
Harriet Hall, Room E.
A Thanksgiving Acrostic, u
Twelve Pupils, Room ll‘.
- Sons—:Thanksslvlng.
School.
upper room at the Over River school,
tor. ‘111 thé’klndergartou ‘dcpurtmeut.
tho teacherofl-MMias Maud Gregory and
Mini Grace‘Adnms. huva prepared an
lutereutlng program to be given at 9
O’clock. It. will consist of morning
songs by the plans: prayer by the
clubs: 'l‘hhnknxlvlng story by tho
elm; sonko—Dver the River and
through the Woods, Can a Little Child
Day, by the clasa; talk on the first-
t‘hunkaglvlngpny. by one 01 the leach-
’ers; 301112. For This New Morning
W th lta [light by the class. The ex-
er iscn Will be followed by the Illntrl
hutlotn of Thanksgiving Work
Tho return of 'l‘hauksglvlng day will
be celebrated at the Center School. In
a. novel why. The pupils have been
nvlted to bring to the [school for on
hlbltlon tomorrow afternoon. all relics
of the Colonial period that they can
secure. The exercises of the day will
be held In the upper rooms. Throw
will he a wlgwam camp purllclputdd In
by the pupils in full Indian coatumo
and beside this there will be several
Dutch scene. All the pupils are luvltr
311 to come In costumes such as worn
by the early New England settlers on
much as possible. The Occulon will
be enlivened by musical selectionn'thc
» program of whlch It notyet formed.
’. I hop; to meet you p again;
HIS 80RROW BONG-
. I.
Inn plane slug that lovely sou; “Ed
he Hash.“ Cold."
11;?" .
Smiley—4W0 indeed mummu: lt'III
"Keno! '1'
ulnuIK—«wm I win on; you
”fill...
Mom a. (clan from “My Dont t
Hen-I'll»- “ The grave In. enrol.
min cold. "
Smiley
mum-n: m Itl nut 1mm n ml:-
No.1: “III/{HM It In- the
my." I ..
-. W
“M. Intuit. " uld the hello gm dur-
m occupied the nut choir, to
t you hove urchin all your
uwmaut?’ .
“Euro thin." nunworod mule. u
It‘ on
hoodlum cranium noun.
"10‘" film qullla and: main plums Ihl‘ll
l. *. f‘ “
The Thanksgiving exercises in the '
tomorrow will be informal In charuc~ '
Like Me. and On This .Happy Feast ‘
“ II noun. around
tableaux portraying Purltur llto undu'm
Stanley (used four marsh-”Mum
I mm +—"l do '1 k ”it’ll“; I
bout had Stan ey. ‘1’? l lunllyI
tMMIy)-—~“ Thnt'l It
abound but gum witha ringwod I
A white not hound with Illicit. null
man on; white rattan m u very
h
I
' The dropod linu- at In... ton. on:
through tho-I. willingly In tho marl
lanolin» VIII hind and and III!
Iloncrnl Bunch Front and lit» and! At
the halo or III Won on nor.
an») donor mt Ill until mldnlflat.
01m 3.009 perm were In attend-
liaphlulnrd macho; I? once. .
"N” The actor ’ decor on-
There a no color‘hchumo lot the din} nocIAlly to-r ythrnoocmonfmbou
111; room so. cosy to carry out at tint
Sullivan on hollow. dud none more beau?
tlfnl DId you ever one inch moi-Ions
yellow chrynunthumuma us the flnrlntu
grout us with ouch . morning? I
""I‘hnre In It low choc culled lhn Colon.
lul which New York ladies are very
fond of. It Is 11 patent. leather with
buckle of gilt or mm, or It may no
gun metal-«thin latter 111 used In «wry
plum whore, metal In proper.
The “‘drlnbowl" hua come to be Ii
accessory adlunct of the afternoon tea
table. It Is designed. on Its name we
nuts to catch the drippiuss or the-
atrahier and must. be 0! the Ilnlutleul
china.
With the handsome Indian blunltetv
no ronaonublo In prion and tho wealth
or ludlrm bniketa. culhlon‘ covers
hangers and other products of Indian
handicraft to conveniently near. lt III
on any matter to arrange a very nt-
tractive Indian corner.
All through the summer and fall we
had handsome thln and silk gowns
mode with flare million and bands of
lace applied flat III the head. It was a
style that pleased too well to be laid
lightly by So now the some idea III
being currlnd‘ out In hcaVy cloths. A
handsome French broadcloth nllvcrI-
gray In color In out on the some linen
and at the head of Its nnrlngfiouncc III
a bond ol cloth ol a lighter gray in
what is called cut-work dculxn. Dunno
Iy blood In and out of Its open pnttcrn
in lunch velvet ribbon or nice quality.
Women at mulllhooutnltlu: colon
worn hung tho entire length at the
large drill hull. In tho cantor at tho
null a lame lutoon‘ or bunting ro‘
llnvcd by. Mia wan mongol! In on
ultructlm manner. Along the nlrlo
Mimi and tho and of tho hull and tho
front of the balcony flush ol‘ ovary do
ucrlptluu. ’l’ho uiiiilnnco filled the but
tony and the alarm and tho and at tho
hull hurl to ho unlined to uccdtnoduto
the ouorrnous throng lhnt'rnnpomlnd
oun" honour...
ANNUAL
THANKSGIVING SALE!
Jones’ and Tube Roan Flour
Bent butter. Ste.
6 lbs. Prunag, I.- ' .I I 251:.
6 boxer Snrdluol. I. .. ‘ 25c
1 pk. only to custom” Potatoes, I 20c.
l pkg.Full—sln9118eed Raisins. 90
1 pkg. Currants. . 9c.
3 can: Tomatoes. 270.
3 cans Pumpkin. 25c
:1 cans 11113110115 'Ihux. 25c.
10 lbs. Buckwheut Flour. 250.
All goodn Ivan-noted. If not antlsfnc‘
lory non be returned
M. EPSTEIN
49 Fort Point St. East Norwulk
n22 m
Tolenhono who“. . ’
' polltlon In the center of the
' Leona
It“! : I
‘ :1 vurlous
lloun mmblad on the drill door
dor the command at liaisi- Hurlvy‘ I
The commuter rail pended“
lollown: Company B Gunilla” Khulna,-
Company K. Capt Cronnn: Comm
alum. mound; Hospital 90'9“. Mg.
101' Colwell: Four... imam”; mud;
which tho blttnllon passadm In rovle
More General Front and his mix I!
The command: Were ballad and!
spouted by Genorn‘l Russel Front II
his staff as tollowu; Mont. 001ml
Wain and Molar Marlsold, or Iii-Ids.
“or Glddlugs, cl ammo, Mar
amnhury, Captaln Freeman 0: 1m
Million Captain Rogers. ol' Now Lon-
don and Captain Milena" or South
Norwnlk
The men worn Impacted on their son
oral unhearullca_1%lupfit%wultlon and
thclr gnnerul cull Ito rillon worn
also inupcctnd and lasted by the In
sheeting (Illiccl. It In thought. the
companion worn given 11 good perenni-
ugc upon thou gonorul appearance.
Company K bud the turnout number
at men upon the floor Companies ll
and E were also ably unmounted.
At the cloud of the inspection of the
battalion the Fourth Regiment Mav
chino Gun Battery was lnn’poctod by
the unicorn went. Conn was' In com
mood and the man made II crodttablo
showing The rcaultu or lunpcctlou
will not be announced until It later
date and then through headquarters.
As soon as the .nsnectlon had been
finished the floor was cleared and the
Wheeler It Wilson coho-Ira ”filial
floor and commenced a. tuneful wall:
' for dancing.
Previous to the Inspection Colonel
M. H Rogers. uldc on Governor Mc
stall entertained General
Frost and stah‘ and General Phelps
Montgomery of New Haven. at dlnnor
ut the Alongquln (u ub.
NOT QUITE THE SAME.
“You surprise Inc.” sold Mia. Up
lolln.‘ w'hcn you speak of Mrs. Plnync
an a woman or rare churma. I ~"
“Pardon me." interrupted the Rev.
Dr. Fourthly. “but ! did not. I sold
uhe was a woman of rare charm."
o e
Order's
We have loaded our store with the Best floods the markets produce, and we arc read to rush
Thanksgiving orders. Not a single line olgoosln,
uncertain quality. Customers can absolutcly d ‘
now to test it.
I
upon this am
moon: that should be here, and
u wi find no
re. There' Is no otter time than
There will be unbounded hospitality at tho Thnnkngiving table, this year. A thousand and one
little luxuries will be spread at the East.
and more varied than it ever wan b-fore.
to rush
We Wehznjroady anticipated all this; and our stock 13 larger, better
Thanksgiving orderS.
We have our usual ntock of FINE. HOME-DRESSED TURKEYS. If you want one order
at once. Fine White. Crisp Celery. Cranberries;
Cluster Raisins. etc.
troughs. Banana
II ‘ '
., Grape Fruit; Malaga Grapes.
We have a large stock of Nuts and guarantee everyone new. Camembert Cheese, Pineapple
Cheese. Edam Cheese. Club House Cheese. Swiss Cheese. Old English Cheese. Huyler‘ s Salted Al-
monds, jordan Shelled Almonds. Brick: of Mince Meat. Goldqn Pumpkin and Squall.
Call and nee the greatest variety of Holiday Entnblu In this part of the state.
a. E. Slym0u1,.L11ding Grocer; .33 “It“ Washington Street.
IN NEW YORK CITY.
Thanksgiving Specialties
4 RETAIL STORES
IN CONNECTICUT.
, We are houdnuurt‘ers (or the Flnrst and Freshest assortment of Holiday Specials. to be bad in the 'l‘wln
Cltlns .whlch we are offering on prlcoa low as poualbln. You will run no run: In placing your order with us as we
guarantee tuleuo you In both Quality and Price. Don't. fall to tulle advantage of this Sale In every article
quoted la n money cover.
$1.00 20 LBS, GRANULATED SUGAR FOR “.00,
FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER PER POUND. 25c. ;
21c POUND LITCHFIELD COUNTY PRINT BUTTER. b POUNDS FOR $100 .
7‘!
I [don Custard Pumpldn. can, 9c . 7 . Fancy Leghorn Citron lh., . 1. I 13c
£12119 Such who. “Meat. 3 for 25c 1c ' 0 7': Fancy Grunge Pull ' . 13c
lmporldl Plo Fruit. 8 for 2hr. CH ICE Fancy Damon Peel, lb 131:
Burton Thyme heaven pkg, 3.9 CAPBEICQP Sew mating-1:31;“?
Burton's o Louver. a; I c I cw ur on 0
New llxdgrlnNutl 0’: Ibo. 35c CR‘AI; gm ES, Gumbunm Plum Pudding can 10c
Noble's Popplntflo r11. bill» 90 ' ' New Pei-Alon Dntol. lb.. 6c
Vermont Baldwin ADM”, peck. I100 7c ~ 7c 25c
Bell 8 Crown RAM“. a mu. tor
.. uncut count) mus, 1.3.. 12c. SUGAR clinch uncommon. 1.13.1112.
\.
Inc mound. 11A. 4 i1. noun. nus-r IN run woman. you mourn. 31.25... I
‘ LONG thump runum. run mu, Ito. FANCY “noun Economic. m roux no * .7
8 DANG CAKPBILL‘S COUPE. We. 3 CAN! “IKE PEAS. Ibo. II PROS. UNEEDA I... uul'l', 850.
"rt" Now York armry Company.
was wanted and quickly to mod. other
loll-1111.01 Norwalk Minor cram. or ‘
mm". Capital. 3100.00000
wn'rnnnuav, November 23—- Surplus. ”00,000 00
Friends of the parties are greatly our Pm
prised by the announcement that Mrs. 0th" fl!" ”atom, 00
Arnb’olln Ellsworth of Worcentor,
Mum, who recently bu mode Brlutol ”n" l' mm W
‘ her home, In now the who 0! Hopklnn JACOB I. “WON. W.
B. Holt, or Brlatol, the woddluxhavlnx "‘ ' , . .
taken, place October II. In London NIKON”: ‘ , "'I
‘ “by. Silica “um time uotlll 1m
Th sgl In Suggulun Inn
0111 Popular Basement and
Linen Department.
[true you villi find all that In good and up to date. We urn headquarterd
(or thoue lwollnec. At this paltlmllar time We are very nil-011g In qualitldh
and rémuihuhly low In nrlccn. You can choose hero and foul {turn that. All!"
gel the bent the market of the worm offers at prim to null ovary 11m. porno.
All Linen ’l‘uble Damask. good patterns. 250. '
All Linen. Ind border. last color. 35c. ' ‘
Full Bleached All Linen Damask. bountiful pnltornn. nt Ilia.
All Linen Full Bleached Damask. 72 In wide wonderful value, 60c yd.
Dlnner Napkins, All Linen, the dozen, 951:.
A splendid Fringed Tray Cover, 12%c.
Hematltchod All Linen Tray Cover, value 660; at 50c.
All Linen Huck Towels, ,worthIIZ 34c, at 9c.
Large Size Sntln Damask All Linen Towels. value 85c: IIt 25c. .
Two-yard Chenille Table Covers, regular price $2.00; for a. leader, $1.65.
39c China Syrup Cups, with tray. 19c.
26c Water Bottles, 10c.
35c Table Tumblers. 26c dozen.
$1.75 Mont Choppers, No. 2.. 81.25.
90 Ten Cups and Saucers, 5c.
12c Round Vegetable Dishes. 9c.
75c Blown-Glass Wine Decanter, 49c.
$2.98 Lamps, with Globes or Shades Int out, $1.79.
1.5 niece Decorated Dinner Sets. $5.75.
. $15.98 Dinner Sets. “2 phones, gllt stipplnd and a neat, Ilnr-oratloflmhmce
of three colors. $13.98.
I Store will be CLOSED all dau Thursdau.
Open Wednesday Evening Until 8.830
1.. "Per Cent
‘ .
:EEL»
Snved from what you earn grill house
you no lnconvenlenco and thin will
matte you tomtortnble in the course
of time.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
United Bank Building.
Open daily, 9 to 12; 1 to 3. Saturday evening, 8 to 8.
N0 CHANGE IH MANAGEMENT.
W
The stranger stepped up to the hotel
register and wrote his name thus:
Great Northern and Northern Pacific “Gabriel Plunkett, Squibnockct,
railroads to Remain as they Are. M3931"
The stranger lmmedlutely behind
SPOKANE Wanna, Noyember26~ ,blm then stepped up. looked at the
“There will be absolutely no change in name. smiled Somewhat Incredulounly,
the management and operation of the land made ““3 antry.
Great Northern and the Northern Pacl- . ["531 Snodgrass,
llc railroads under the Northern Se- Thou the No man glared at each
curltlaa Company." said Henry White other
Cannon, presldcnt ol' thefilhase Nation “Think “‘1 kiddln' 5'0" (19 310“?"
at Bank, of New York, who Is a direct. gyms t° make fun “I me "9 youY'fl
or of the Great Northern and the Ore
gon Railway Ill Nnvlsatlon Company
and III clone in the councils of Presl-
dent Htllnnd the Hart-1mm: uyndlcnte.
The Northern Securities Company In
purely 11 final proposition and has no
existence outslde or New York and
“New Jersey. It does not. seek to con-
trol the operatlon or the roads‘ nor to
dlcnte their pollcy us to rates
“Both the Great Northern and the
Northern Pucltlc wlll continue to have
a president, a board of directors and
other executive olllclala and will be
operated dlltlubt trom each other.
"There it absolutely no cull lor rec
mchal legislation, as no law of anti
taunt, state or national hair been violut
Snohomlsh,
Bang! ' ‘I
“For heaven's sake. gentlemen."
agonizingly exclaimed the hotel clerk;
”stop! You are under a. misapprehen-
51011 I know both or you. and know
those to be your real names and the
real names of the town: you are
from!”
By strenuous efforts he succeeded
In separating them. and a few mo-
menta later they were apologizing pro-
fusely and lnalntlnx with much vehe-
mence on traction ouch other. .
SOLID AND SUGCZJSFUL.
-—---—"-... I
(ll'l‘l lll’l'lom BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN;
‘4'...» -W
MARRIAGE AND KIDDAPPING.
aloof-III” Lou: n Boy at n
film-old
villa, N; Y. ’1‘th announcement came MM H- '0'"! "0|"! “W
as n no. 11mm the dluppmnuco, s Mn H. KM» curl-Nan than!
law day. no of the Mani-old [Oil of John H. tight I. H. 3!an
the bride m the Ill-cover! that the Jonah II. Marvlu union uranium
boy land been kidnapped by "out: of
bin (other.
In. llllworth’n mulrlmonlnl trou-
J. Walloon Marvin.
I
Elli common Il‘f‘lll‘l‘i If“ («you “WW' ,
WM mum .flmboquin I. . ~. ~
«.1qu similar would
Ito-1310. olt In! mu. to
Wnurbury n tow am can with the
boywbon. It Inc rnllrond notion, no
Numb-ml he hid it! mnm
At noon. Ho loll the boy ct. tho “0
llonandwhon heroturnodbolurnod
that lulu our lull mud Ila Ind
Settlement
of Ethics.
1‘ or“: I'll”‘ll'm’°":f.l'“.l‘.'$ “-
, In C
mothodl “‘ III":
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