WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2‘5. Igor.-
‘ ‘ ‘ i
Niliill ill Sill iillRlll.
II South Norwatk Citizen Found
Complete FrecIIOm From Kidney
Troubles.
N1 nutter from buclmcbom
»ro‘tu urinary Ilium-durum
0m tiny Illseuno of tho klducys,
lll'titl to ntny canId.
1"3 KidIII'y Pills unIkI-I
hinting.
I
(3th Norwalk people totality
Here' 3 one (DISH of it:
't't't III. I. MltI'lIelI.12;i South Main
t, South NIj-11w.1lk, ('ionnn sayn:
fidn'a Kidncy l’illo lutvc been of IngInt
efit to 11m and I shall IIIIIIII In (W
ho grub-Jul to them. lI‘oI sovunl
2.! was a victim of klanIy tronblc
a besides having It very unnoyiuu
ldne‘y weakness, Buffered lllll(:Nl t'I-Inu
Macho. Some days i felt no thou ...
ll wcio ucmccly worth llting. IIIIIIII' I.
néy Pills were tlnully prI'oInIIII {01
me til: Plaislcd'u drug nlote and tho y
no the first rIItncdv thnt IIIIII b.1d
effocl. (In my trouble. Soon nit: r
‘ Egan tluIiI III-III. my sui'fcIiIIIJ; was
followed and tho contents of n t‘-'II\
boxes hiought about u conIplIItII I-'.IIIII
» i have taken pit-asnI'II on "may (it't‘ll
stone; in rormntucntling lloun S KianIy
ills to my blonds Imd III-quaint: IIIIIII .~_I
. ad I know pIIII-Ionnlly of sum Inl in
stances \IlIII'II thin I'IImIIdy has iIIIIIII
. With the same good II-nuitt»: no in
my case. "
For sale by all IlIIulIIrs.
(tents. Foster Milbni'u t‘o.,
I’I'icc T10
Iiuft'nlo,
S titers.
Itemcmbcr
take 110 other.
the nanIIleionu‘SmInnIl
.G EAT ELECTRICAL DISPLAY. 1
Guy Wire Struck Live Feed Wire in
‘ W ll Street and Can Was Burned.
tilic an Itioo triI IIl tI‘lSpiiiI nun uivon
11 Wall Street, ycslci‘tlny afternoon
about. 4: 30 oI-loI-LI \leIIn [Lilli-limit
Hurley, or the Connecticut Company,
was tit. work on tho. top oi the line c 11'.
in front of chtl' n thug; ‘iitll‘t‘ \ pit (III
"01 the new guy who whith he was put-
'tlfig '
my wire :Intl tlIIIII tIIIIoliIId and 1th
0 or end struck tho hon frnmo work
on the. cu1.lnslantl\ time was :1
Berton of blinding tlashcs and ”III who
melted in half and full, but not until
it i ,(I section of the 1111 had iIcIi-II
burned and chnI-IIId.
It is It lIIIkv thing thnt MI. limbo-
did not burn hold oi illt‘ who .It tliII
’e’,’ or that no onII was llt‘tll IhII who
1 when It felt.
[GASTON-{IA
For Infants and Child. en.
lltII lilIIti You Hate Always Bought
Bears the ._
» Signature of
o "
. It is not so hard for n 1111111 to stop
drinking—»wlwu l1t- is out of money and
hip credit is no Iongcr good at the
New York, solo III. ,cuts for 1110 United.
i struck tho live IIIIIrheaIl lltll'l
' (ll' ('tuli'so,
N WNMNN
BEGINS 'NiNl
Nil Hill.
Mrs. Alice C. R. Pirrcr, Caulinrd
WI-xlporl Sanitarium.
Brings
I 1 [ohms Corpus Proccrdingn
3111111 ill lHIS
you out
is Claim Milth’. ,Iy lit-r Allorncy
John .. Walsh
lilt'u. ‘\llt‘1‘ t“, It. Hort-II, of
Now \‘Iu‘k ('.l',\'. l'III‘IilIly tnkIIII from
Now YIII'II, IIHII t'IIIH'IIi‘t‘Il It) lilt-
W'IIslport SIItIlinrlnIn, lu illt' I'nI‘II of
111‘. MIIlI‘tII'lIInIL without uuy authority
of lnw lII-Il‘ot‘o lIIII' iIIIIan-III'utiun‘.’ That
in tlIII than that will t‘UIlltI 1111 today
botoro .iIIIlgIII Scott, 01' llIII court of
Win:
‘I'onttnon plum, and it pI‘IItIIlSI-x to in-
IH‘lllliig with :IIIutsntion. AIIIII‘III-y .l. .l.
With-Iii. of Norwalk, brought. hubuztu
cot-pun [li’tlL'l‘I‘tiillilH in lll'l' ilt'lltlli', yi‘riI
IIII-Iluy. III nnswcr to tho IlIIicnI-II, lIII
.IInIiII tho Siili'lllliy, amortiou thnt lilrn.
l’iIIrI-II i‘n‘ not own II I'IIuiIlIIut In‘ tho
innit; that Vliiit‘ \HIH tnkcu into IIIII
ntato by t'III‘I-II, :111d \vnu pIIII-cd III t'till'
:in-IIIIIIII without :1 hunting of any
kind.
'l‘lIII pnrtivs iIItIII'IIntIIII III‘II IIviIlIII‘Illy
pIIoplo oi‘ 1I1‘TIIIIIII-II and. rIIilIIIIInIIIIt,
Mrk. l’iIII'I'II wns prIIIIuIIItIId in court,
and Will‘l‘ a dark skirt. lllltl II loop; i'nslt-
ionubly tuilotutudv (titti. Slu- wow
.1 inrgt‘III (link but. and hot attire and
humour kpokI- III rItIIIIIIncnt and
IvtItIlth. H.1- l‘ncII shIIIIIId th 11 sho in
:I’ IIIIIIubI-r or II t'ushlonnblo not. She
is ;1 young woman. 'l‘lIII lndiIIu that
Hill'i‘tllllltlt‘tl iIIII' wIIrII IIVIIII IuoI'II uty~
lishly pownt-d than sIIII Wilh‘. 'l‘hcn
tlIIII'tI \I‘us I111 :Iri'zu' of dot-torn from
Now York, and minds 11nd uurIItIsI.
tho I-hnraI-tcr oi' the nt-
toidnntu in tho court, room attrnctcd
IIIIIIII. Ii IIttI‘uilou.
Atioryno ItitIIIIIII .l. Muir, rcprouont-
in: .lnI'IIb It ltIIIt'cIII. Mother of Mrs.
l’lL‘l‘t‘t‘, oppoaod tltc lInlIIIns-I corpus
procIIIIdiIIgs. III his tumwcr to tho
gonorul complnint .tttoIIIIIy Malr II-lt
III] ”III uttlun (Il tlIII pIolIutc c‘outt
.It. “'L‘Silltill, Inn: w,II~k I..h()\\lllg that
tho IontiuIImcnI or MIs l'iI too in thc
n‘itiiiltll‘llllii was a lcgul urination, and
that tho. woman wuu addictcd to thc
iIIIIIIoIlIIrntII Imp IIi‘ IIlI'IIlIIIli.~ liquors.
in his l't'pl)‘, Attm III .\‘ \Yulnh ciIIId thI-
t'nct that Airs. N no It 115' not :1 lost
IiIIIit of tho utnto, and w: to i'I'-III iblI ink-
on into IlIII hilllt‘. and that illt‘lt' win:
Wholesome
Clean.
.1 NulritiouS
"-Excettent ‘
Genuine
some“:
,‘Wérihy
° 1" {Hetprui 2”
Rollable
‘Fhé ow . beltmi the Cook
/I M\” V/A
Thanksgivmg Is coming!
’\t(‘ you all going to dinner at
randmother‘s? IfliCl turkey and all the “hxings” me cooked on n
. tamlord Rang‘c you may be smc they will be (him to a turn.
i-‘IIR ::.\1,1£
Nashctu. NorthMain and WestSts.
NY
I
Mlinonine
‘ handsome prize will. be awarded to tin-
; mtmt. ot' the spectators will be
The Flax J‘oed
Emulsion
xiiieuare of Golds!
Most fatal sicknesSes have their begin-
nings in :1 simple “cold" or in a slight
cough. Consumption first shows in a
cough. Bronchitis is accompanied by a
Cough. The first stage of LII (‘.rippe IS :1
“cold. ' Pneumonia is preceded by cough
and violent “cold. " C1 onp~tlmt terrible
malady of childhood—Ionics solely as .1
condition ofa “cold " Rheumatism gen-
crnlly follows neg-lent after exposure and
the consequent “cold"or cough. Kidney
Troubles, including Bright's disease and
other i'ntal conIpliIntions. are often due to
a “cold” which settles in Ih: It region.
Linoninc will care you If there is any
can: lot you.
Full Size Bollle Free.
our our THIS coupon
for 11 um) not appear again and III. III III “III:
Unoplnn Co . Lluubur), Conn.
My DlIII'InIII lI
lbnvc IIIIII t11
lI‘IIIul ».IIuII.
bottle lI'IIc
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«III I IIIIIIIint' IllIII II I‘M-III
N'Il‘IlSl hllplll) Iltt' with t lt' IIIIIt
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..................... ...-"...”...n
(‘.lIII lull “titling. \\IitII pinlnlt.
IIII Ilt‘i‘l'lilt’,‘ boiorII iIIII- itIInIrcIII'utlotI.
Judge Scott suld that thorn should
hr 11 I'ojoindcr to thc IIIIIIwIII'. for it it
win; trnII tlmt Mrs. I’lIIrcII was not It
ItIsiIlIIItt.II1' tho thttII, uutl bud lit-IIII
taken into tho
would ho ho llrit‘ of going much l‘ur-
”114' into tlu.I «use. it tlIIIrII was law
to Show thtti tho iIII-urcIIrntIoII wnn lII
uni IIIIdI‘Ir tho ('ll'('lllllSlilllt‘t'ti. llit‘ ut-
Hn‘ucy for tho dI-iIInuII should how
on ppportunity to Show it. No said
that. ho. wot-I not inclined to pnun on
tho ih‘SIli? ralucd by Attorney Walsh.
but III that blunh was of thc opinion
that it ”to woman was not It rI-nldont
of ”to static, um] lmd lil’t‘n Iilkl'll iIItII
tho Hillto by force, it would norm to
him high‘ handed. 'i‘bo mun won
IlIIIn I'oIItlnIII-d to allow Attorney Man-
to prIIpanI lle-I l't"j()llltll‘l'.
After the. tuliouI-nntcnt of ”to court.
Attorney Wulnh niutIId that tho assor-
tlon that his cllIIuI was not It rcnldcnt
or the static, wnu InkIIu into the slain
by force, was hold by force, and that
nlIII. was lIII'nI'cIII'nthl without 11 boat
ing. was trnII. llis IIIIdIIrntnndiug ol‘
the IIIIIttIII' was that Mrs. l'lIII'cI‘I wus
rIIIIll) ('Ulllllllllt‘tl through ”In lllllli'
l‘llk‘l'b‘t oi the Wilt:I of J. Ii. Honors,
III-r Nll‘tlllll'l'.
I
PILES CURED W 6 TO~14 DAVS.
I’d/O OlN'l‘MlI} NT III unurautood to
(‘lIl‘t’ ulty cat-III or itching, Blind, lilced
lot: or l‘I'IItrudbuI',‘ l’ilcs in 6 to H days
or IIIIIIIIIy I'IIl‘uudIId. htlc.
lNliNNllNN. '
“
MI‘S. (icorgo KIII'. of New ”arch. in
'lIII uncut of hornpnl't‘iilii, Mr. and Mi'fi.
\ll‘rIIIl (‘i‘nt‘kI-tt. (‘I'ockott sit-cot.
Arthur I}. Walker, of liownytou avo-
illi‘ hm. IctnIIIIIII to his dutiIIs in tho
\IptnnII Munninttming (".oquttIIv, .If
(‘I .I slIoIt lilacs.» fltilll umlatin
lIIII surfuco or Washington stIIIct
south Nor'.unlk was so slippclv V't‘tIlNPl
luy IIIIIInlIII: that. l‘lnpwrlght chlnsa
IuttuIItIlIllII IIIIII w-lIItI touting up 1111
:tI'IIct and almost [lll‘llt‘ti around. \l'hih
loads as :1 rub.» Wt‘l‘t‘ not muddy and
dippory onongh for chains. tlIIIy \I‘t'i‘l
\‘t‘l'_\’ much IIIIIIdI-d ou asphalt nnd
brick 'pnvcmcnls.
"’i‘lzc 'I‘lIlrd Degrcc.” llIII llt‘\\' play
«If i‘luywrluht. §(.‘IIIII'lI‘Is KIIIlti, (Ii
ltowuytoII. which but; bccn so sucrcsu»
:ul sinco it was proscutcd for thI ilrst
IIIIIII, lIIIIt \vIIt-lI. is to ho givIItI ncxl
.\londn\ evening, in ilouton,:1nd l’lIIlip
Klein, the son of the 111111101, who did
not see the opctIlIIg (it Atlnntlc Clix,
is planning to be in altchdmuc.
'i‘ho course or the firut annual tivo
mile cross country run of tho liciphinn
Athletic. Association. of ltowuyton. will
be from the center of the rhino, that
in, Cannon Park. in front or Monti
llrothers' grocery storo, 11p Mnln nnd
Cttdlipp street to the White bridge.
tlieucc down the west side of tho
river. through 'l‘okcuckc to Content-
mcnt Island and return. Tho t'tIcI-
will begin at 9:30 o'clock n. In.. tomor-
row. Thnnksgiving Day, and is or
period to be over by 10 o'clock. A
winner, and it is understood that :1
large number are to witncsr. tho. con-
te‘at. Them in a good view of tho.
home stretch, from the cannon to tho
public school. and it is_ ‘expectod‘ that
here.
.fl‘he. village will probably see more
life in this half hour than ever bct’orc.
Most of the‘ boys huVII not been In a
cross country run before, but have.
been practicing of late, and owed to
make It good showing. No entrance
ice or charge for utlmlhsion is con-
nIIcted with the event. it. being purely
a developIIIent of athletic purposes.
Follmvlng in tho program of Thanks-
;ivlng exercises held in Rowavton pub-
lic school this afternoon. under the ef-
ficient dlrection ot’ Prlnelptal E. H.
Lane and teachers. thc. Misses Carpen-
‘cr, S'turgos and Fitch: ,
Song—Praise Ye the Father.
. School.
l'saln't 100.
School. ,
iton‘dlug—-The Governor‘s Proclama—
tion,
' Carlton li‘rnkc.
Thanksgiving Exercises, _
\Ituo‘n ‘Evory, Lena. Kliit‘ofelt'ei‘. Dewey
Mill's. l-teien Savage. Ernest Bysshe.
Doria Nicltcrnon, Henry Lockwood.
November Fun,
Jack Hoffman.
Sltllt! by ft’IrcII, tlII‘IrII '
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Bridgeport AdvertISements
| Bridgeport Advertl'si'ements. |
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Silverware
:Ittrnclivc dcsig’ns,
Teaspoons, *5c :1 sci.
'l‘ableSpoons, $1.75 :I Sl'i.
Medium Table Forks.
Salad Forks. $1.5II :1 wt.
Dinner Knives,
$1.1m, $1.51) and $1
Fruit Knives. 75c and $1
Nut Picks. nor :1 sot.
Sauce Ladies, 501‘ IInI'lI.
jelly “Spoons, 35c ('Iit‘ll.
Salad Spoons, 75c.
Salad Forks, 75c
Fish Forks, $1.25.
Fish Knivesfi»
Vegetable Spoons,” , 5.
Soup Ladies. ()St.
Meat Forks, 45c.
Pic Knives, 750.
Crumb Knives. $1.
1\.” :II‘tiI'h-s
tittII- for Iliuuct‘
giving“ titty.
Carving Sets
and other Cutlery.
KI y,
3.-
~3-
INI’N I mum]
on
.\ \'t‘l'_\' t‘tItiiplt‘tL‘
silos with
(.t‘Hllit IIII
and
tool bandit-s.
III-III I«loci.
Special for Thanksgiving.
Rogcrs 81 Song; Silvcr,
good and hcnvy wright illltl
Dessert Forks. $1.50 :1 sci.
$1.75 :I sot.
.tiil.
'l‘hnnlm
N
usmn'tIi
lllt‘lll in .‘l I'nI'ictr 11f sty'
Stag Illii'lii
lllItN;
polish III' platcd iiiiltlt‘\ of tho!
he D. M. Read Co.
Miami 1851.
ii
dining IIIIIIII In kiiIthI
i 'i‘hnuksgiving prices.
\\'iIl l‘t‘.
$I‘o.oo will buy :1 11.2
tut; iihllt'S.
“fir-1111 :11 this who
but thc host.
”' tiIIIIII:
ltonII lmnd and group bordor.
lltilly IIUl'llt'l‘, tlIrIIII gold linIIS.
lilntI IIIIcIIIIlIII-'5 lmllona,
Idl\‘t‘lltit‘l' llIIrnl tlvsigu.
$5.00.
[CNN
and .Ii\; pl: 11c. $6. so to $9. 00.
\
i J '
Thirty active Stock Patterns in French
$7.50 will buy :I Ilium-r Sci for
t'Xt‘t‘Ht'lll porcI-iniu and has :tttrtu'tivc III-corathnts.
Special Dinner Sets {III .~III Ill fillllillt'S.
Special , Offerings of China,
Silver and Cutlery for Thanksgiving
0111' I'lousc Furnishing Storc was norm in iIcttI'I' con—
IlitiIuI,1u\ cr butttt cqnippI d tot pI'IIIiIliIIt,r llt‘tt‘HSIllt‘H for tilt
Hundreds of Special Sets of (1.1.... ....I mum 11.1.» ...-«I»
and Nillglixil
\
Pattern Sets in exclusive designs from $1.25 down.
Interesting Values.
piccc l)iIIIII'r SIII'viI'II 11f ICIIglIIIh
I'tll't‘t‘lilill which contains ilitiltlitllllt‘ kit'gc [liilllt‘l‘ré and did
$11. 98 \\ ill inn .1 \\hitc:IIId(IIIldSIt,thcl1ncst \\t' cut“
1: pIII‘sIIIIH. It I~ of
At $13.50. $15.00, up to $25.00.
The fillt‘Si grndcs ot' .\IIIcrir;III l’oI'I'I-lnin, t‘XIllillth‘S of
good \I'III‘kIIInIIslIip. :Ill pcri‘cct sols, for we lInI'c bought IIIIIII-
(inc hundtcd and l\\ti\t‘ pIcIc sI-ts with tltcsc IlIc'qu-I
RIIIIII sprays with gold.
lI‘lIleng blue with gold llucs,
ltoIIII luIIlII with gold lines.
()ld IIlnc couvcnbimml border.
$3.00. $4.00 and
Turkey Sets.
English Porcelain, IIIIIlIII-l: thtN, I} picII-s, i.11'II1I plnItIr
. Cranberry Sets.
l‘rctty llot'nl III‘I'III‘atiIuta. 48c and up.
W
The D. M. Read Co
i
Beef and Turkey
Carvers
Three and four piccc set: :3:
with Sing Horn, Whilc
('Ilhtloitl bundles.
Turkey Carvers hum $1
11p.
Game and Steak
Carvers
\'I'r_\' convcuicnt for birds.
I‘ltickcu. and liccfstcnk, from
til‘
'5: ..~
5
‘2
;‘c L
$1.23 up, t‘wo picccs. l
Game Shears, scparntc, 'j
handsome spccinufits hIItIvily .
plntcd, $2.75. ...}
11.,
Carver's Assistants, $2.25.
Kitchen, Cutlery.
Bread and Beef Slicers of
various kinds and sizes.
Ham Bone Knives and ..
Saws. -
Boning Knives and Cleav-
ers. ‘
Spatulas and French Cooks’
Knives.
Sharpening Steelz, etc. ‘- 1
Alcohol Lamps
and Kettles for Drawing i
Room use. ' ‘
'l'ltcsc will bc convcniI-nt
for making hit or I'I'Ificc :If—
tct' dinner.
in..-
They arc the lat~
:cst iuvcutions for using Ile— .
Innturcd alcohol. In
lIIdtIIII norm-1.12011 II‘":111111h1u.
ISI‘.
(‘.oloninl Girls
Crockett.
Allin-chi.
Russell,
SI-nlzl
:Iud
AnuiII
lIIllI~ti
Ailt‘t‘
Monro.
Acton,
Lynch,
Ruth Stet runs.
Song—«Sailing llontII,
Mills. Milton Rowland.
Rccitntlon~T bunksuiving llynm.
MubIIl .lutvls.
ltccit: Ition-- I'm. I'IIIlIIII Clint-I,
Russ.” Ilnll.
liocitIItloIIm’l ilillllxhuh lug,
Lizzie Suvngc.
Quotatiouu~
lit-I'tlm
rcn .iIIuIIlngs.
(it'ndo \‘l.
Songw'l‘hc illnIIlIinu Mitlllt‘ 'l'rcl‘.
School.
IIIII-itntiIIII-~»\\‘II 'l'lInuk 'l‘lIIIII.
Fay \\'IIblI.
Recitation—«0111‘ l‘misc.‘
Aunn Molt. Marion
“(‘IYNIHINOIIM'IAN (irnudtnn‘s,
lItII'olIl Sownrby.
Rocitntlon-——(iivc ’l‘hnnltu,
Ethcl Taylor.
(‘.outos.
Song—I»
lioont ll.
Recitation—Thunksgiving Joys,
Emily lI‘islI. Gladys Scotlcld.
Klluct‘cltor.
ltccitmionmmd 'l‘hnnksglving. .
iertrude lirnnda,
Ilch Jennings.
Rocltniion~’l‘hauhugiving Din,
Robert 'l‘lllc_\,
Cnhn (‘iIIveIly.
Violin Solo—~0rangII Blossoms,
Hart.
Impersonation ot’ characters
Courtship or ltiilIIs.Stuadiah—-
John Alden—Russell Broadway.
Priscilla—Lois Marsh.
I' ilgrlut Mnldswlltt WutIIIthII. Sonic
SI‘HIIflIld llcl cu \\',cbb I’I tItl Mosh~
Boys—~M that
K city up
Lester
Robert
(7.0111position-3PM iI‘iIst. 'l‘hunksgitinu.
Motion RnchIItt, LIIsIIIr .lnmos Russo-ll
Sconcld. (inorgc .lnt‘vis. Wur-
liIIcltutlIIIt~——\\’l1ittiI-I"II. ’i‘hII (‘orn Sousa.
Marlon Arnold, Mll-
timothy Mills 11......
Million Crookett accompanied by Miss
from
Miles Standish—William Stcvens.
I‘lldcr lirowatur ~~~~~~ lII'ruIIst Taylor,
Pccknnot~~ilIIrtIIIrI Coilingn.
“nttnunmat ——lI‘ItId MIIIrIHclIl
SIIIIII'Ilous lead by tilnIlIs Mills.
AIIdItISII»~~
ltcr. F. A. (.‘unninubnm.
ll_\'tIIII«-'l‘lIII Lord in (ircat,
School
FORMED A NEW WHIST CLUB.
First Session Held at the,Home of
Mrs. Charles Rider.
\ social whlut club has bcIIII tIII'IIItId
by the residents of WIIutport IIVIIIIIIII,
and thc first met-ting was bold inst ovo-
ning III ”to homo of Mrs, (‘lmrltIIII lliIII
or. A most IIujoszlIltI owning was;
pusncd and tho club promises to ho a
source of much plousnrc. hiIIIItiugs
will be hold ut the bonnet oi‘thc \"aI‘I
ions nIIIIIIbIIrs ouch Tucsday I‘vonlnu
during the wlntIII' months.
Among the lllt‘llllll‘l‘s of thc (‘illll who
worn prcscnt. lust cvcning were Mr.
and Mrs. Edward lirowcr, Mr. and Nut.
('IlItIrlIIII llotts. Mr. and MW. .Goorgo
Sanderson, Mrs. Frank it. Sim-r, Mrs.
lildI-r. Miss lIZIlIIII liyington. Miss lsn»
lII-l ltidcr, Miss Lillian Duvorcll and
Mrs. Rown and Mr. McMahon.
NtIxt. wcck‘s IIIIIIIting will be hold at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chariot;
licttu. ‘
OASTOEI 31.11..
M m :lham liiIIIl You Have Always Bough
Sigmturo
THANKSGlVlNG SERVICE.
At theI Thanksgiving service this
evening at 7:45 oft-lock. in tho Nor~
walk (‘.oIIgrcgntloual Church. the to]—
lda
Sculzi Ethcl MUSNICI‘, Murie' Fill'flll- lowlnI,r musical program will be. run—
bar, 1on Mcl‘t‘ilII-ltl. “WWII
Recitation—Our ’l‘hanksgiving, Prelude—Harvest 'I‘lltulksgiving
Chnrlcs S‘niliin. March. on. 85 ..... ....l ii. (iulkin.
Recitation .. Longfellow-H Harvest. Duet—“Twilight" ......... G. ll. Nevin
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The Thanksgiving season is anopportune time to replen-
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A new Table Cloth or Napkins, a dainty Tray Cloth or
Doily. adds to the attractiveness of the Thanksgiving feast.
We invite your attention to our stock of Table Damasks,
.50 per yard.
Napkins from $I.oo to $4.00 per dozen. .
Hemstitched Table Covers, Doilies, Tray Cloths, etc.
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We also invite your att‘ntion to our large stock of Towels.
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84 Washington St, South Norwalk.
Telephone 446.
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