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Rain. probably changing to '
show tonight; colder tomorrow.
. Thla means hot furnaca tired
and the ever-prewut danger oi
the ions» 0 yo r home or its
" 'treliaured ni .in'xa ”by Flflz.
. mitt ins e ygu against this
av . ‘~ .
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spent yt-utcrtley with his parents in
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twitter .l. (int-gill. oi' the Bridgeport
l’oi-lt rt-nortorlul slui‘t‘. spout lust ovon- ‘
lug with t’l‘ioutls in Nut'wallt.
r-v-llou't miss tho lootbnil gables lli
Alliltsotuout l’nrk. ’l‘httrstluy afternoon.
Orioles vs. So 805. Norwulk High vs.
lii'itluoport High. (‘buuttuioushlp ol‘
Norwuik.
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' Catholic l'nion Council. No. tlt‘.
Knights of Columbus. will hold :l t't‘lzu
hir tuooting tomorrow owning,
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Pride of (‘titlt‘l Num'ult Cit-«lo. Coul-
piltllollzt' ol‘ tho FOI‘UN, .\'o, Mil. ulll
moot l't~i:ltlili‘l_\‘ tomorrow owning.
The Sixth t‘ouiptlny, t‘oztst Al'lillory
Corps. t‘. N. it. will drill tomorrow
ot'ollllliz, in lilt‘ armory iii Won’t ltyt-liut'.
(lilo llilltlblliflll, tho jtltll‘llt’ftlllllll
hurbor :il .z\_ .\l. l'ohltuttu‘s i will rsh'rp.
is oujoiinl: u tlni's \llt’lllltlll from his
tlutio.»
’l‘ho iiilllllhl
will hold :t h. slum-t lllr‘i'lllt.i tomo'l‘ow
owning in tho South .\orw.illt llttplist
iflltirt-h.
\‘otint: i‘otlt>ll".~l l'uloll
, --(‘9mo to tho Armor) and hour tht~
.mos, 'l‘lititiltsuirinu l'It'ts. ut tho x...
l Militia titlllt‘i‘, llnuoiiis‘wun H” 3,,
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‘IMrn. Uru'tll' ”million will otitorlulu
tho, lllt’llllll‘l'~'~ oi tho t‘o'u't l-‘ruutos So.
i‘lili (‘lub. this ot’ouiuu. ill ill‘l' ltotnw. ill
.wlofl
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Lincoln ilH'illlt'.
'l‘liort- will ht- tio short t‘liil‘lltitl‘ .tt
lilo lllrhor (‘lllll‘lfi iii lit'ttluottot't. this
hook, :tll tho rust-e: ll:l\'lll‘.i lil‘t‘ll tutti
"\‘l’l' for two tholtn
'l'llt- l'llltotl lil‘hliiol‘llotitl oi l‘tti‘tloli-
torn and .loluors of Amt-rim. .\'oru‘.illt
Lot‘ul. .\'o. Hll, will moot its lltilllll ”"l
'l‘uolttllly «rolling.
luidy thhltlgtou Lodge. No L'l.
Shopln-rtllt oi lk-lhl-‘htun. will holtl ll
rottulnr mot-ling this. ort-nltltz in tho
hull in Wull ill/root.
Your i‘illlit‘l' of tho lillt‘t-li ll‘orilt killv
t-tl Turkeys in town. L’Kt‘ out! So lb.
iluyrn’ Mul‘kot
otu- ill‘nllil‘l‘h' ldtdgo. w. ill. i t). o}
i".. will huyo it hit: llllio tonight, wilt'il
~ the third tloitrt-o will bt- rottl‘ol‘t'otl ntltl
.l‘ol'rolthmonlit norrod.
orecastrw ‘
3 , Cantonment by ltlhltillir ' and
‘ iv Wm preteen be»
cause at this yield at grain;
'Tie meet that the Lord of the trumpet
be thanked tor His and and rain.
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"And therefore. I. William Bradford,
(by the grace of God today.
‘And the punchline pt tnltr good bonnie)
ill at .m Mt Vt !{vhlitt:.y0u think was there?
‘ tit tiiiiittitlt
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By every plate live grains of corn,
Five kernels and no more:
Five kernel. of corn was that dinner
forlorn. ‘
For i counth them o'er and o'er.
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Mina Caroline M. Hewina of'tbe
Horti‘brd Public Library had collected
several Thanksgiving poems, which
follow, and which are printed for use
in schools.
Exmoor Harvest Senqo
(From “Lorna Donne")
The wheat. oh the wheut, 't.is the rip-
ongln of the wheat ' ‘
All the duy it him been hnngitin
‘ down its heavy hand, I
llowiug over on our bonoins with n
heurd of red:
"l‘is the harvest. and the
iunkes the ‘ililml‘ sweet.
value
The barley. oh the burley, and the
buriey is in prime.
All the tiny it has been rustling with
he bristltett brown.
Wuitlng with its thetlrd ublowinn, till;
it can be mown!
'Tlu tho hut-vent. und the barley
must libido its time.
Tho unlit, oh tho outs. 'llis tho rlpoll-
inn oi the nuts!
All tho tiny they huvo boon titlni'lilll:
“1th lht-lr ilulgcs of willto, !
\tinitlnit for tho gll‘dillgvilmlk. to be?
tho ilflKS' tiolighmt:
"l‘iu tho hurrost, lot tliotn dongle in;
their Skli‘lt‘i’l count.
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lilt‘iitlw oorti.’
'I'lltllllts for tho t-orn. with our ill‘l‘llii.
upon tho lionrtl', 3
So shull “‘0 iii'llllt)\\‘lt’iil;t‘ it, boiort- wo‘
ronp the noun.
With our limit” to htnwu. ttntl out“i
know unto liit‘ Lotti.
'l‘lio t-oru. the yellow
The Corn Song (Extracts). :
iit‘it’l hin'u tho turmot'n wintry litmltl‘.
ilt'lltl lliuli lilt‘ ggoltlt-tl com”
\‘o l‘ll‘lll'l ulft hits .\'lllllllll [liltlrl‘il
l“l‘tllll ottt hot‘ intiah hot'tl’
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lull (llll~"' illitlri. tux. lllllu. llll‘flli
'l‘ltt- :ioplt- i‘roui lllt‘ illilt'.
'l‘ho ornnzo i‘t‘om its ulow ul'ooil
'l‘ht- t‘illt-tlt't' tion tho vino 1
\\'o ilt‘llt‘l' loi'o tho hit tl\ :li'l
( tr rough-.1 tutor: to mow.
'l‘o l‘ili‘t‘l'fi‘ “llI'li tho storm ,fiilllil:
'tlrii‘t v. ’ .
()nt' lilli'\l'3"l'lit‘lti.‘l with snow.
\\'.~ ti altittotl hill
Illnin
lit-uoutll tho still of Mn}.
Anti i‘t‘lzlilouod lrolu
nl'zilu
'l‘lio robbt-r crows own).
lilo wt‘t'li til'l‘ :Illtl
our httl‘tltllltlll'
.\nti now. with muumn's moonlit oros.
its burn-st limo has rotuo.
Wo pint-kotl tlwny tho troutod lonyos.
.-\utl boat the lronnuro homo.
Lot onrth withhold hor goodly root. ‘
l.ol mildew blight tho rye, t
lliyo to the worm tho orchurtl's rrult.l
'l'ho wliontfloltl to tho fly. l
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lint In! tho good old (Till) :tdorli
'l‘bo hilht our tnlhors trod:
Still lot us. for bin golden t‘oru.
'Sl‘llti up our thuuke to God?
.lohti ii. Whitllor.
The Pumpkin. (Extracta.)
t.\t it‘il'ull‘] l‘Ttillt‘ ”in ii.” {\htlttlll‘tt‘tl3'
l Ah? on ’l‘llnnltuitlrlng Day. when from
ICnst and from Wont.
him“ 0! Hi. ”WM". Will hold it rrkug Fltilll North and llrmn South come the
Wolt‘nmo rilrnnitor lntlno, No. Zitil.
Governor of Plymouth. any.
Through virtue of vested power—‘40 The reverend men they said a prayer.
shallanather with one accord. 9 And it)“ they thanked .the Lord.
And hold, in the month of November. For this that was left for time bereft
‘t‘hanksgtvin; until the Lord. 3 or all but His Holy World
"Ho hnlh granted on peace and plenty. Then while i looked with wonder sore
and the quiet we've sought so i new the oddest sprite
ions: Glide softly round, without a sound;
lie has thwarted the wily savage end ‘But none of them a"; the sight.
kept him from wreck ind wrong; .
And onto our feast the Sachem shall ' A ecytlle across mg 31,0“;er hung.
be hidden. that he may know ‘ And he touched ouch crilny grain.
We “’Ol'fihlll Ml 0W“ “"0!” Spirit who One turned to a pie nll crusted high,
niakoth the ilarveets grow. t But how 1 can never explain.
"So shoulder your nintchloelte must Another swelled to a turkey brown,
tore; there is hunting of all do" And some to joints a; meet,
8’99“; There was boiled and roast, and quail
Anttl lltiht-rmen take your tackle. and on tonne
scour for well at the was: And all good ”my“ to eat.
And tntlidena nnd demos of Plymouth.
your delicate emits milliloy,
To honor our first Thanksgiving, dud
tnuko it :i tenet of joy"!
lira!
tin volvot swept the ground.
And girls tutti boys with merry noise
Made till the house resound.
"Wo full of the fruits nnd dalllllt‘h;
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skies have some. ,
’l‘he hilltops are bunny and green
grows the helm.
And the trumpets of winds, and the
white March is gone.
And ye still have left you five iter-
nels of corn.
a
corn!
Ye have for Tlienllagivlng dve kernels
corn!
The Raven's gift eat and be humble
and pray.
A new light is breakiua. and Truth
lends your way.
One taper a thousand shall kindle..ile
lelce .
That to you hea been given the wit.
detiheaa voice!" \
0 Bradford of Aunterfield. during the
wave,
And safe through the sounding blasts
leading the brave,
0! deeds such he thine was the free
nation born.
And the foetal world rings the "live
kernels of corn.“ }
Five kernel» of corn! Five kernels of.
corn! '
The (Ili’ll'lf‘fl who worn their klrllen oft The nation gives thanks for live her-t,
nets of corn!
To the Thanksgiving mount bring live“
kernels of corn!
wlittzekitlh llnttorworth.
\\'o full of the Old home cheer;
All, those are too lithtt-sl louse-e, tntty-
hnp. tluit bol’nll lltl borc:
“(loud oil with tho scythe and alone.
llut two. in our open t‘lonrlnnn, how '
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in Asia MINOR. '
xoltlou tho illi’imll‘ litv; toll tCommarcial Agent Carson Tells of:
l‘.lll‘it‘ii Ithot‘n with tiwoulii and unions. And how this commit to Whit l New Conditions. i
and ulto llfi tho pumpkin pto. " , l The section of thy oontiuotlt of;
‘ . 3 Ho illiliit‘ti and tilizhod nnd smiled nitein
ho. hrttvoly tho lll‘t'lllil‘llllllllil went on!
for tho autumn room;
rillillt‘
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iii( diet and the bout“ View elnllixlltor itinld: .1 lllli a sour. i work woudors
od: wlltl itmno from tho greatest hero
to loin-u
Wnn honpod in the minor
brown homobrow
“'lllt".
Ami tho plum and the drum» of lilo-‘1
intent. for orunttr null ponth and
pillo.
. Mortal! nly union is Time."
onions: ;
not‘l‘t‘tl l'OI‘l
iTilltll Haiti“ and it am. my little ind.
Though troubltw nod yours increase.
Lilo lb Will'lll lit/tun; no ltotrp Thut'lks-
nlyinn. .
For limo briusu plouly and punch.
'zloso 'l‘ort‘y t‘ooko.
tho slum ltitti homo to lull, Five Kcrnola 0' Corn.
lint tho t’i.ll‘l from tho l‘llt'l‘iilllitlllllll-ll.‘
' tom t.‘ tut» outline in My
mouth oi it tl.
'l‘lio lt-o nud tho now from lillllt‘lltm
tools litttl t tllt'tl,
Tilliillilil tho \‘till‘l: llill‘ltit‘ liltlvel Howl'-
otl tlit- pp. in My the Hultii
lllt‘ Wootlptt‘ ol‘n lnmmtl lll
oitvt‘lts tit tbt- trt-on;
lil‘ilifl tutti: tto-t't‘tit only nil. \”l'l\‘:l:: 1‘“
.\uti mutuiouod tho toll. to 'lylnouthf
who with tzlutl .‘l‘i‘tli‘li.
’l‘o ilfill'll to Ellii’l‘ llt'tutrett- an it.» let‘-
\l‘tlti}. llltlll’nt‘tl lilt' ltlll‘tl
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lit :imi Alltl lilo
his t..tt H-lltil'llilt' llt'ntlloztl:
tut-n, lllalll‘lilh and lilllltli‘llh t‘nlt.
Miles Silllliilnll and {Ill hill soldtm'n.
‘Al'iil lilt‘ liolllzlls otl lilt‘ alopos lo lilo
with t'ot‘uolttt nutl sword, worn south wont» Iuy ttnro,
tlo-rt‘: ‘.\liti til'ouuiini; oi monitor the lllltite
.\ntl whiting null tours and glutinous: ant-lloti l'tt uir.
had ouoh in its turn tho nwny, l'l‘lto polo i'iiilllllrn “i'lttlllifld.(‘flt‘it rt-tl-
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For tho irrnyo of tho nweot lttiso Stair ill'mllfi ”'"l'".
lllt‘il. Ud‘l‘fiilJHII‘Wt‘ll
lutt lint.
Irhflnitpgly."rill‘y \ttio lot! but for inlitilta‘ li\'l‘
E kl‘i‘itl‘ln oi corn.
il-‘ltt- to moi. of totu’ Pile launch: (it
.\ilii \t‘hoti .“ll’fllltinll. iilt‘ Silt-horn. “it'll . t‘ortif
down with his hull-Iron billion. : Hill to llt'utlioi‘ti :i trust were filt- iter-
.\nd :ito of tho \nrtoti i'li‘llt’.“ oi lilti‘f lli'lh oi mitt?
tit‘il end woods nutl “’flVt‘h, !
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.\nd looltotl on tho nrnnurloti hurtust. "Flu; ltoruols of t‘tll‘ll l-lvo kcrnols of
with n blow on hilt br.lu'u_\ ritual, corn?
llo illllllt'l‘i‘ll, "'l‘lit- nootl ilrotil Spirit i Yo pooplo be kind for tire Iterllt‘ll 0i
loroa lliu willto oliildroti boat?" I corn?"
.. Mbrltnrot .l. Proatoti. 3o ilrntifortl (‘l‘lt'ti out on bleak linrlul
"L‘oiulllnl “allude." Hill.
.,.-.......- ' And the thlii women stood in ”1""
TM Th'"k'9“""9 Magician. doors white and still.
i drcnmod :1 dream. Rllt‘il n wonderful “Lo. tho linrbor of Plymouth rolls
tirotiin
(‘tuno lleton. my lltllt- ind?
A tlronnl so living nbottt ’i‘hunkuttlvlus
it llltltlo mo and llllti uliltl,
bright in the ilpt‘llll,
’l‘lio mnploit grow rod end the wood‘
robinu sink.
The Wont wind is blowing. and fndlnx
tho allow.
And the ttlorotnnt pint-a sing. and the
nrhutnsmt blow.
i-‘ivo kwnobt ot corn?
i thought that i new it tnbio shroud
in a low nutl unrrow room.
its bont'tin wort- intro. tillil the
men lt‘ii'gl‘keruele of
tllnt woro tilt-re rorllt ‘
Wore looks O‘t‘fll‘l' untl gloom To each one be given fire korncla of
corn!
There were Women. too. so polo nnd
thin
0 Bradford of Austorfleld. haste on
thy wny.
Anti illtt t-tucv lllte. n Christmas.
bordering the
Sand Black aona.< and extending wont-
twurd to the Persian and Rtieslnu
filmnndnrlou known on Ahifl minor, or-
lcordlng to.Commerclu| Agont John ill.‘
(Yttrium. proeonte cxcollont opportuni-
littti tor the writ-nation of tt‘tititv. u {not
iwhirlt in upprocittlrd by the lending.
romtnort‘lnl mittens of Hump», “liner?
ituvornmohlit nro martin-stilt: ltocti in-
. term“ in tho litiuiinlntrniltui of adults, .
:nntl whose intinnt‘nvlurt-rtt
Phttntx hntt- lllji‘t‘li’tl
I Min Motiitorrnncnn ‘f
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and tilt-r
lilt‘llitii‘llt’r‘ into
till tho (“illllllt'ltllll :lutl ilitlllbil‘ltii iit'C
llvitton ntltl tli't' ljllit'iil‘ lull \luortuiu».
it» strugglin; timoiztz tho-tuxcitm to <0-
t‘uro nntl tunintniu proptindolmit‘o nitd .
l‘ttltlrol. ’
lion» in n country into in nron. with
\tlrlotl nntl \nluubio tinturnl rvsollrt‘ek
with n trliinzilo that liil‘l'i‘h tho t‘ill‘lil
to yioiti in fli'llllllflilr‘v with the mini-
mum tit nintttml illiml'. bill without
tho-«o tndt‘lllilll undo lilil‘ilt‘i'lilitl, nnd.
"it‘l‘iiflllli‘tll lltzt‘ilfi‘ii‘fl to.
tho mutt-Hui iii'Tli‘ltllIllll‘nl of :i tznflon
illlti utt (‘i(iik"i,‘ llllitl‘tl “Elli li‘!‘ tlltll’nl
and tnriitt'ini ntlrutiomnoiit lilill tho
likppltionn of tho poopio
’l‘hrtulithmtt this rntzt ottout of Et'i"
rilot‘y. doitt‘td with populous cities.
and tutoring lil‘i‘t‘t‘t‘liliV .inti commoti-
titot hnrtoru to tho litlltt‘hl slotllllv
allitw. lilt'rt‘ is almost tnllrt- ntmuiro
italldlll‘iillll ortlllurt illliillli.‘.9t~'. 'l‘ho'
tow rnilwnys ltt operation uro own
now intitlt-ounto to the business pro-
acntoti nnd are poorly equipped. Pow
inf tho large sonports offer ordinary
facilities for handling inventing nud
Outgoing freight and passengers. nuti
nonornlly both are removed by moons
of lighters or until! boats., Many of
.tho inmost (‘illl‘n are without electrlct
linhl. electric trnmwnys. or tolephonoi
‘sorrlt'e. and none of them hut-l un- obs
‘iicient locnl postal system. The ell-g
5ounce of the oeaentlnl usonriee minted :
’not only adds to the expense of doing?
business but culture a waste of titucf
loud innumerable Derstlnul lnronvonlfi
. once-a. ‘
This condition is nbout to undergo?
u radical t‘hnnito. Under the new;
regime lti Turkey. u conetitutionul:
gllovcrntnent butt boon formed, nbueettil
and corruption have been abolisheth
and alone have been taken to place
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diversaty Sale ‘
“THANKSGIVING
LI EN SALE
Table Linen-by the yard
Excellent Table Damask, vane 39c yd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29c yd.
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socTabledamask.onaaie...... ...... ..............39cyd.
Very wide extra line” Damask. very special ..... .. . . . . .49c yd.
AllbinenCloth....................... ............ sgcyd.
AllLinenCloth........... . ..... . ... ....... . .69cyd.
All Linen Cloth ............. . ....... ..98c yd.
- Scarfs, .Doylies. Table Cloths, Squares
soc 36-inch Squares. hemetitched. special . . . . .
... ...........
. ...........39c
79c hand-embrmdcrcd Squares . . . . . . ........... . . . . . . .59c
Colored Center Pieces,special ..29c
Scarfs and Squares. very special . . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . .98:
CircularTablc Cloths... ...... .. . .5149
Hematitched Table Cloths ..... . . . . . . . . . ......... $1.25
Hemetitchcd Table Cloths . . ; .1 . . . . . . . . ........ . .$1.98
25c Embroidered Doylics .. ...... . ....... ..19c
Doyliea.............. ...... 5ctosoc
l Linen Napkins
............... 8t: each
9. $1.98. $2.98. $3.49 dot.
12c Napkins. .
All Linen Napkins ...... 59c. 98c.
$1.4
- Linen Toweling
All Linen Towels . .' .................... ..25c. 49c. c. Be
All Linen Towciing 7igocgtd
All Linen Crash. on sale tomorrow .................. 10c yd.
All Linen Towcling ............ . ................... 25c yd.
White fine All Linen Towciing. for fancy and embroidery
work. on sale tomorrow . . ........................ 25c yd.
Fine $10 8a 512 Dresses $6.95
About 25 Dresses for misses and small women. In this lot you
Will find most Dresses only one style of a kind. This assort-
mcnt includes smart Serges in navy,.rcd. brown and all wool
black and white checks; all very clever models; not a dress
in this lot sold for less than $10; others were $12. On sale
tonight. $6.95.
$5 Silk Waists $2.98
Beautiful Mcsaalincs in navy. black. brown. green and several
excellent combinations of color. This Waist is the new
tic-on Waist. something entirely new this season. We guar-
antee cvcry Waist in this lot a $5 value. Your choice to-,
night, while they last, $2.98. .
$1 Waists 69c
Made of good quality shirt-
ing. very mannish. with a
patch pocket. A launder-
ed cushion neck-band. fin-
ished with pearl buttons.
soft detachable mannish
collar; re ular $1; all siz-
u.. Tonlg t. 591:.
50c Ribbon 25c yd
8-in. all Silk Taffeta Ribbon.
in beautiful shades. a large
line of colors to select
from. On sale tonight, 250
yard.
29c Underwear‘Zlc
indioe' Fleoccd Lined l‘nder—'
wour, Pants and Shirts: regu-
lar 290 quality. On stile. last
week. L’lc.
25c Blankets 19c
Children‘s Crib Blankets, regu-
larly "’0. Last week. 19c.
Leather Bags 25c
100 Leather Bags, on sale tor
night only. 25c. '
t.
lnr nit-cling tomorrow owning in their:
Main ulruoi tilinrtoru,
'l‘ho homo of lioury P. i‘rit‘o.
thut nvouuo. .linn t‘Pt‘l,‘l\‘t‘tl n lino routt
oi tinrl. itroon point and in t'pnphtmlontl
in tin wlnlot' i‘ilt’ttl'lllfi. '
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‘l‘ho Lilo t-lnvore hold tholr lliillttl‘r
pilgrim :lnd uncut.
;\\'hou tho irrny~bnlretl Now ltitiitltttld-
or noon round his boltl'tl
r'I‘lit. old broken links of «Motion re-
mound.
When the t'ture-wonrled innit soon bin
mother once more,
find the worn matron smiloti whore ..
the girl enillod before,
‘13 . weakly illllll‘l‘ Hniurtiay oronlnx in \‘l ) ll d l
l lirlou bull. in Mndleoti litrol. A large; \ m: "WWW" "'f W p m' w “u
1“ ulllilm‘lillt t-ujoyotl the dancing. t irlithtcne ”w mo.
Whnl t-ulhi bnrlt tho punt. like the
'i'ho Norwnlk llotol in Well liltrool,
tlnllilol’i lWiCi‘ it your. ill lmlllu ll‘tmimlt
to lie {all rental um printout limo. Tho;
Work «how no woil nntt In lli'illK rush-t
ed.
-- Home to tilt- Armory and hour tilt-i
chimes. ‘rtiiinmlvinit love. at the Na-
val Militia dance. IMlmlfll from it to 2.
0. ”Maw...“ .M
John H. Wilden, of Broad Rivet;
whose collar bone was broken when)
he the run over by the «son or Will—
. lane 8. Fem. ltt improving nicely and
1c able to be out a short time mil
’ day.
' Wash...
(loom w. mile. of Ellenth street.
left tine momlnermt Colorsdo Springs.
he enter the-Modern Woodmen of
none: sanitarlum. He is a member
All Kelli)” Gimp, No. 9.294. of this
w. end this mitaridin'ia tree not
all the mention at the‘ other who are
flied-a or show any simmer tobacco
tens. newton lent arm
”We in. Duke will be entirely cured
it! elite to return home.
rlvh pumpkin ”it"?
0,»- trult loved of boylioodlw the old
tlllya rocnlllnn
\‘l'lirn wootl-tr‘rapon were pnrpling and
brown mun were falling!
Whon wild, only titre» Wt» carved iii lie
ekln.
tllerinn out lhroush the dark with a
candle within!
When we laughed round the corn-beep
with hearts all in tune.
Our chair a broad pumpkin-wot" lanh
are the moon.
Telling talent of the (airy who treveled
like “corn.
do a pumpklnchell coach, with .two
rate for her teem.
”John G. Whittier.
M
the rim Thenkeplvlng Day.
A. D. ten.
"And now." said the Governor. urine
abroad on the piled-tin store
or the sheaves that dotted the clear-
ing and covered the Meadows
o'er.
t
0
That my bourt nt‘hotl in my lirouul.
The west winds nrc glowing o’er Prov.t Turkey In "‘0' march of progress M
it
And children so quiet? No merry riot.
No lnunlilor. limit: or lent.
lncetown Buy.
The willie Rtlvoun bloom:
damee nro rlilll.
And new grin-on have turrewed Pre-
rieionern' llllll
fit the pine
'l‘lioro worn tronoheru on tho table not.
And pitcher» of wator fair,
llut for all the feast for greatest and
ROYAL .
Grocery Company .
15 lbsSugar - - - - $1.00
BUTTER - - - - - ~ 30c
EGGS - -. - - - doz 30c
Fancy Mined Note. 2 lb. .......2M|cltron.perlh. 20°
Iced flflflnl.”r pita. ..........lOot Pullman” or Lemon,perlh. ...1llo
cleanedcurrantamerpko. .....ltltitt'runee. pet-lb....................1so
Creeberrlee. her at. ............10e|lvaeeratetl Peaches. per lb. ......10o,
Pamynmeerpko............10eiAprlootI. north. doe
Not-eased “ultimatum. ......llte|i.ayer Pigs. per lb. .............ide
PaneyTaNelalflnnpku. .......ltde|8eane Pumpkin ate
Florida Dram per dez.‘......10ct§udley'e Wilmette. l eana........tle
Intro Fancy arm Pratt“! for not "not cider. per gallon...........ldo
FINIIT AIIORTMINT OF FANCY
W
APPLIO.
TIL I884.
. 22 “WW! MAIN OT.
‘Ipt‘odliy es la oonsiutonttwlth it sounds
‘ policy and with due regard to~ the:
iconnorvalion of the public trnnqull-v
3ity. The country already tooln thel
impetus o! the new departure. Con.
ccsaione have been grnnled for the
construction of now and extension of
old railwnys. for the building ot tale.
phonon and electric lighting. and
power plants. and for tho electrifica-
tion 0! trnmwaya; and other ounces-
sione have been made or are pending
the fruition of which will develop the
great natural reeourcea of the coun-
try. extmnd liii commerce; establish
nit-chnnlcnl industries. and on once
the purclineltvir power and promote
the hoppineaa of the people.
The awakening has begun thst will
bring many and valuable opportuni-
tiea to the Occident tor the extension
of old nnd the introduction of new
trade. and if the United States is to
allure in the distribution its-manufac-
turers and merchants moat beatir
themselves. Little can we accom-
pllehetl in this direction by merely ed-
dreaaln; letters in an unfamiliar tan»
guano to busy men when attention
is claimed by penonal repreuntatlvee
ot European houses. or by sending do
eorlptive circulars and illustrated
oatatoxuee to compete with the em
once of libetel samples of merchan-
dise and working modem ot machines
piloted. Personal visits by retire
aentstlvea or American home. or the
unbllenueat or permanent toilet.
l
79c Knitted Caps
' 59 cents
Children’s and Miaeea’ Knit-
ted Caps. all colors and
combinations; regularly
The. Very epeclal tonight.
590.
50c Underwear 39c
ilutlieti' 50c Fleeced Lined Un-
Aerweur. extra good quality:
regularly 500. Last week. 89c.
agencies in charge at unmet“
t,~
25c Window
Shades 190
First quality, regular 25c Wire
dow Shades. all colors. On
Silie tonight, lilo. with fixtures
complete.
500 Gowns 39c
Lndlcs' and Mlsees‘ Muslin
Gowns. regularly 50c.
week. 39c. y
Last
t
hanksgiving Bargains
ton . Dining Room Furniture ;
Largest Selection
~— Best Quality
Cheapest Prices
who‘wlll not be in the employ or un.
der the influence of rival and compet-
iartiouaes are essential. and these
methods. it adopted and persistently
thawed. cannot tell to meet with auc-
om.
When the vacant property none
too expensive use a Sentinel Wan:
Wit“ cell Itr
4f
a
I
“De way some folks site buoy." laid.
Uncle Eben. “is like a locomotive ia—
closer dat use: up all his steam blow-
in' do whistle to sit do track clear.”
~Waehinnton Star.
The woman who relies upon Bentl-
nel Want Advertisements to more
the household help he: a little tine
for other thinu.
Norwalk Chronicler