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87479 Washington Street
. - - Booth 'Norwitik, (loan.
All kinds oi “insurance. .
P11131113». $142110 31111111911,»
. Mr. ,aners, 3W. w. heater and
Mrs, 11mm. Van Wagmleu, of this
city are spending the day in New
York city.
Miss Harriet L'. Keith. of Main
street, has nocepted 11 position with
the John A. Mills Garage as buck-
keeper.
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The South Norwallt police found
a pocketbook in , Washington stleet
and are holding it for identification
by the owner
The bulge Red 8th No. 18, 111‘-
‘ 1‘i1ed in the 1121111111‘ this morning with
a cargo of egg and stow coal fol 1110‘
Ferris Coal Co.
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“ “Umbrellas. Mourning hands, O'Brien.
*5”...— .
Arvld Johnson of Storrs Agricul-
halal College, of ”Stairs Court, is
spending the day with his hrOLhel‘,
Johnson, 011 Madlsml .stleet.
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A stated communication of Old Well
Lodge, No. 108, F‘. and A. 111., will be
held at its rooms, December 3d. 1912,
. at 8 o'clock p.111 There will he elec-
‘ tlon of cheers. .
, Mrs. W. H. Swords has been spend-
, >‘ ing the Thanksgiving holidays with
‘her children and children's children
‘at the Mom of Mr. and Mrs. Wm 'l‘.
Haviland. oi Bridgeport. . ~11
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Ascod'ad. pays‘best in the; best
«amp; . 1 . ‘ .
, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodges, cl
7‘ Brooklyn, have returned home after
,spendlng several days including
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Mills, of Norwalk.
The selectmeu are grading and gen
eiuliy waiting the roads of the out-
lyilig districts and Mills street is
flrstylass condition by the town.
~—
‘The Norwalk Bird ‘Oluh will meet
with Miss Mary K Jennings, of 43
West street, on Monday evening at
. .8 o'lcock. County Game Warden Wll~
lmr F. Smith will address the meet-
lug.
Vr—Lalest soft hats?” O'Brien‘s.
, Economy is well worth considering
, , when you are about to purchase 11
1" range. The line of Hub Ranges
shown By A. J. Collins 00., gives 25
construction rungs ‘ior they hoot live
2 hideout lllcVoven whereas the old
“style 111211111 only'lour sides. 8% adv.
The meeting pt the South Norwulk
Board or Trade that was scheduled
to he held last. evening was posh
‘ ‘ ponod'until next month. Only a tow
members presented themselves for
the session and as there was little
11111911 to postpone the mociln¢ until
next 311011111, when 1119 111111111111 meeting
will he held.
W «., f ‘
The 9111111191 Whrlng. who was man-
.. llouod in yesterday I Sentinel at being
, concerned in the Georgetown 11111111111111
tumor case, is believed to have 11111111 11
‘ former resident or South Minnelli.
where he was employed tor several
' as sexton all the 91.111111110111111
W It Church.
111‘ firmed to Waring" were on
' is": 11111111ch in a on,» hetwccuflcoi'fle‘ .
‘ ‘ 53? ‘GompOllild every trio hours 1111 ‘ i‘Itht‘ec
V ohle headache. dullness,
‘ ~ nose smiled up. leveiislmess. sneez-
. . .1ioss,stiiinoss and rheumatic tiwlneos.
, utter- effects as a 25-ceut hacilage 0i
Fine Program of Exercislis lien-
‘10 have a must delightful mrogrnm for
Thanksgiving , Day's ohssrvhnce on
‘. thing with 11 determination Which al
ways terminatesju a triumph, and
triends oi {those taking part were
Player—Father We Trunk Thee.
. nmong theznum-ller being placed 1h .
per bent. morc‘h‘cut thou the old style .
huslncas to 11¢ transacted it was do-V_i,
shortens“ 1101111 1 ..
in head, chest. back,
111111511, by 111111; a dose of Paul
consecutive doses are taken. 1
It promptly relieves the mostmlsen‘
has and
1111;, solo throat mucous suturilhal dis
‘cllniu‘e‘s, running oi the nose. sore-
Take this wonderful Comp 11nd ill?
directed without luterterenclp with
your 111111111 duties and with LIMP know-
ledge that there is nothing else in the
walk], which will cule y‘clu cold or
end Grlppe misery as promptly and
without any other assistancelor had
Popes Gold Compound, which any
drugglst can slipply-auccept no sull-
stitutov—eoutnins no q111n111e~Hbelongs
in every home. Tastes nice.‘ ~
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Billilll SilHlllll’S
Illillllllllllllll llll
I'D—5m-
derchBe‘iora a large Glamor.
11111 111 Relatives and Friends
As usual the CcntchSchoo‘i o‘i Nor-
walk was among thoso‘ol the town
Wednesday. The scholars at this
school enter into the spirit of every
this year was no exception. Mothers,
fathers. big brothms and sisters, and
gathered at the appointed time and
heard the program with much delight.
' . Room A,, Klndergartlin.
Chm us~Thauksglvlng Day.
Recitatioanovemher Dam—Donald
hfcllregor: ; .
Finger ”Piaf—«The Pisa. _
Story-{rho First Thanksgiving Day.
Concer t Recitation-The Thanksgiving
Tnhle.
CIIOI‘llS-LM!‘ Duck and Mr Thu-key
Room B,.Grade_1.
Chorus-«Over the River and Through
the Wood. .,
Story—The Pilgrims 111 EnglhndMRoh-
ert 11111111113.
Story—The Pilgrims"
Donald Calhoun.
Story ~—'l‘hs ’ Voyage
Theodore Stlmeet
Chorus-The Turkey Gobhldr Said
Story—The Landing on Plymouth
Rock-lllurl Seymour.
Story—”Filo First Winter—Thomas
Cole. ‘
Storyw’l‘hc First Thanksgiving—Ales
trico 'Sturges.
Chorusm—Amerloa.
Room a, Grade 2!
in Holland»
to America——
11011. ‘
Song~~Mn Rooster and llllrs.
Clement 11111111111. Elton ViSnundel‘s.
Charles Hazlett.
Sung-«Jack Frout-«Roso‘
’11111'1 Davis, Marlon Wallith.
locitutlow—‘l‘he Little Pililrlmwli‘los
sie Allngton
llvxhoo
grime—«Ruth liaison.
Range—Thanksgiving Day-low Smith
Angela Donnelly, Harriet. Smhth.
Lucille Everson.
1: , Choruswfl‘hanhsgivin‘g Jubiieo"
. Stories of the Pulitian Child
‘ Wutchwordw'l‘hanltsgiving is it Good
Recitation—November F11n~~Fred ille-
I-iel1~‘«
Itocltatlonw'l‘ho First Thanksgiving-«a »
Angione,
Sons—«Tho T111 key Gollblelr-13cutrico
llecnuiiou»Thc Story oil the P11-
item‘iinge'l‘ho First Thanksgiving-n
Tho Story of the First Thanksw
Pr‘cpaxhtiou o1 Envelopes “111111 the 1
Drawing of Thanksgiving Dinner 1
Room '15, Grade 4.
‘ one: 115~~Tlle Landing oi the Pilgrims.
Compositions-~Tho Pilgrims.
12110111411111.151ng . _
Preparation and Exhibition of Thanlrs- .
giving Post Cu and of approprlv
Ric covers for the compositions.
' Room F. Grade 4.
Thing, Thnnltsllvlng
Thing. ,
Promo—«Father We Thank Theo.
Salute to the Flag.
Reading—A Song 01’ Timnksgivlnu~.
Dorothy Jonés.
Roudlug—n—A Stoxy of the Pilgrims»
Katharine Kline.
Reading—v—Thanksgiving-Earl Tho'mp~
son ‘
Ch‘oru sHMr. Duck and Mr.Turke_1.
Concert Recitationw'l‘ho Landing oi
the Pilgrims.
Readiuge'i‘hnnksgiving Joys—Edward
Hittman.
ReadingLTh‘e F‘ilet Thanksgl1lng~
Wesley Gutterldgc.
Chorus-wOver the River-and Through
the Woods. 9 '
Roading-l~ilstory of a Seed—Floyd
_ Kcena.
Readingv-Elsie’s Thanksgiving—{lbw-
‘loite {31111111
Readingw'l‘hanksgivlng
Mansllod. ,, ..
Stoxy—«The First Thanksglvw
A Language ExcrchThunksgiving,
Baskets.
C‘horus»Amorica.
Room G, Grade 5...
Excl‘clse~~'i’he Settlement at my
month, 111 its historical setting.
The Story of the Pilgrims.
Recitation—Who Gives Us Our
Thanksgiving Dinner—Marion King.
is 11 11911131"
Day ~— Ruth
the Pilgrims.
Recitation—The Lille Pilgrim Maid—-
Mary Pagan.
Recitation — The Pilgrims-Robert
Schoelkopf
Show.
Ghorus~0ur Thanksgiving 'Song.
Room H, Grade 5.
Compositions—The First Thanksglv:
lug Proclamation-11amid Weaver. *
Readlug—Thanksgiving—Elia Mans-
field. .
-Violin Solo~Loulse Schwartzkopl'.
Gerhard Hahn. .
Rpcltation~81r Gobhie~Auna Star-
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Ready—«Olga Van-Cum
icy.
Kenny.
Brown. .
Room I, Grade 7 ;
grime—Elslo Koehllnger.
aid Shepard
Composition —- The Poor. Child’s
Thanskgiving—«Theresa Hartwell.
Rocimtfonm'l‘he Doughnut PIE—'MM‘!
garct Pagan.
logy-Esther Gandrup, G1 ace 111003.
O‘llory Wildcntc—uituth Gray.
Recitation~Thuuksgivin's,
Ethel Friedlautler. ,
Reading-Tlmnksglyingm-Ru‘ily Booth.
R06!“ ’KI Grade B.
‘Cmnpositlons-voriginai Stories,
Thanksgiving of 11121 and 0171912.
Rocitution‘w'l‘he Pilgrims.
Recitationm'i‘he Pilgrim‘s
England
liocitutlonw'l‘he Pilgrims in 110111111
Recitation—~The Voyage of the May.
flower
Reoltatian-v'l‘hed’irst 111011111111 Amer-
lea.
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Recitation—4111111116 Building.
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The charge was no ling 11
no): of "supreme 001 1" our
on. The judge - tram
,Norwulkmmkcwloa t- 0 Amy.
'i‘ho"av’ldsh ”Mhe ca: 111
11.1.1211 .1111
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promotodhy a generous 11111111 111110
dlans.
Day.
Thsnkuglvin'g 11.111191111111111 Dblsrvo‘d;
Speaker. Rev.
, I” YOU ARE
1 ms FIRST cuss.
Several prominent attorneys were
humorous questions outta witnesses
by young Attorneys entering . upon
their legal work. and one of the num-
ber voached for the authenticity of
this incident: ' '
- "l went/up to the. superior civil
court one day to hear a young friend
or 111159 try ”his first. case. All his
relatives and friends were there and
the novice wore a most serious ex-
Pastor “of The South 110111.11 Baptist Church
.1114» more will Render a Mendel ,
GOOD, 1101151111; couoRsoArloNiu‘saniNo
This 13 a “get- aquaintéd Service
discussing the peculiar and rathera I
R G Hartley
rogram.
INVITED
Anniversary Sale
“LAST. NIGHT”
Game Tonight for the Great Values
Positively Last Night of this Great Sale
ion" at the attorney and than looked
at the judge. inquiringly. There was}
asligilt laughter throughout the court}
roam but still the young attorney did
not fcatch- -’on, 11nd looking toward the
Initial Handkerchiefs 2 for 25c
Ladies and Gents‘ Initial Handkerchieis, very special, 2 for 25c.
All Linen Handkerchiefs 251:
Ladies All Linen Handkerchiefs, with narrow border of fine
very special, 250
lace,
Judge, remarked: g
“ 'Your honor, I ask you to give the\
witness until 2 owclock to produce that ‘
0011th
"The court could no longer withhold. I’
and 10111011 in the laughter. Then the
young lawyersaw 915. mistake and
with reddenedtace, also had a good
I
$2. 99 and $3. 49
Leather Bags at $1.,99 $2. 49,
Concert Recitation—4110 Landing of ,
Recitation—Thankful Hearts—Wilson 1
Recitation—«A Thanksgiving for Two—.- V
Recitailon-Motherless Turkeys—Ada. .
Recitation—The Turkey Who Wasn’t
Recitation—0111‘ Visitor—Emma (lay. V1 ’
11611111134111.5111; Ridge—~Miunie Bai- .
Recitation—~Gr'andms's Cake—116111110 ., '
Recitation —— Parmer Browu'—‘~ Anna
Recitationw-Tha Landing oi‘ the P11- ‘ ,
Reading-11 Thanksgivln Story~Don~ '
Recitation—Two Views of Thanksgiv-
Recitation~-What Ben ‘ Rabbit Talight‘
001111115“ ‘
The T
Leaving
- Rocitutionw'i‘ha Pilgrims and the ill-
Recitation—4119 ll'lrst Thanksgiving,
The pupils 0! Grade 8, Rom K11
witness.
ed the man:
plaintiff.”
presslon as he started to question a
‘He did nicely until he ask-
,. "‘Did You have a contract with the
u‘1’133,’ replied the witness.
“What kind of a contract was it?’
“ ‘An oral one, replied the witness.
" ‘Wlll 11011 please produce li?‘
“The witnesa stood stark, still star-
laugh."——BOstou Record.
of human endeavor. Cocks,
are at the command or the users
Sentinel Wants.
The help wanted“ columns of The,
Sentinel cover every legitimate line
sales
people, stenographers, maids, nurses,
skilled specialists in various lines.
professional and business experts-ail
’4
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$3 One Hundred Bags at 99c
Bags at $1 .49
29c Bags 19c
2
r
.‘ Leather Bags at 250
W? 75c . Bags at 49c
—--————-\ 55c HOSE :51: PAIR. Covers, neatly trimmed,
. lhmu- V‘
11111
mil noon»
my. mum
. (11%th
fi’fi/fl" ’1
,
Silk Messaline 9 "
Petticoats $1.98 1
One of the best offerings of the season. You may select
from a great variety of new. well made handsome Petti-
coatg- good quality of masculine.
1 ey are cut in accordance with the prevailing style
and have a flounce of medium depth with platted ruffle.
. 1111 the wanted colors, including emerald, American
‘ Beauty, Nell rose, gray, pink, navy, sky blue and pretty
changeable colorings. ,
With Christmas thoughts in mind, many of these at“
tractive Petticoats will be chosen promptly.
The N. E. RYAN Co.
86 WASHINGTON OT-o
Uleo GROCERY Co.
FOR BUNGALOWS and
SUMMER COTTAGES
Line the calls Ind ceilings with Comm-Bond. Better
than plum and more economical. Warmer in winter,
cooler in Summer. Easy to put 1111:1111“ HT?“ the nod-
din.
‘ In germ-p
pIIVI it. 1'
ll 11ch also (organza. not
play); Ii s,chicken houses. Cum vmp or ct
.1vide Ind' In 1:11
Fri“ for um I: ml
Apmial 111' unit.
VL IébENSWORTH & SON, 340-50 Front St.,HIrtiord, Conn.
j
Toke: a r punt or hlsomiue. chime-proof
33.311: Igalnot lira—all Firs Underwriters
looms, Itore window 111!-
“Europe-Board 1- lit-inch
from 8 101611
(In telling .w’lm Camila-Baud lo and' 111 may
x
IOUTH NORWALK
20 North Main 81.
Phone 143. 1
"Regular'ssc Hose, slight im-
! rperfcctions that are never
~ noticed. Anniversary Price,
. >2}
0'
15c MEN’S HOSE 91:.
First quality Men’s Hose,
regular :51: vafi1es.'Anni-
versary price . ..V. . . . . . ,. 9¢
CORSET COVERS 120.
25 dozen Cross Bar Corset
‘ 5
N
y
Tomorrow me.
,I *‘. “ 2591: Feathers 19c
to (1016!: new Marabow Feathers, all colors, regular 59c.
Shapes at 99c
'Closin out so Shapes for Saturday at 9912. Value $1. 50.
SHAP S at
Small Black Felt and Velvet SHAPES,
$2.50. Forthisday..........................
$15 Suits $9. 95
25 Suits, consisting oi ladies' cloth, serges and cheviots,
some are plain tailored, some are neatly trimmed with vel-
vet, in all colors. Temorrcw $9.95. Value to $15.
with lace, regular 19c va—
lues; very special . . ..,1‘2¢
75c CORSETS 69c.
26 dozen extra long Corsets, all
sizes and styles, good ”(So va-
lues. Anniversary price 59¢
_ 25c DRAWERS 19c.
Muslin, Drawers of good
, quality, soft finish, 11cm—
stitched and tucked ruffles,
. 25c values . ... ......... 19¢
cytosine-loon-uoconol .
egularly $ to
t . of 49
tomorrow 99c.
. Trimmed Hats at 990
Silk and Velvet Hats, worth up to $3. Extra special for
. "E
AmmmmM'A‘vmmAm
.1...
V’-
ut the Center school in Nomad
lives encouraged in the mo
tion, united in mphm: 11 it. '
11¢ iii
' 11's the car that has “made good. " Since the dawn
of the automobile anew-in numbers for exceeding
any other can-«1n all sorts of roads and under
all sorts of conditionswin all countries. climates,
altitudes-wit has stood the test—~11: has “made good."
8. L. Benedict, Agent, 98 5911111 Main St.
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