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M, 'QGE POUR
EAST
NOR WALK
It. and Ira ‘H Bittner have tam of Rowland,
w housekeeping at 6 Cove avenue.
Flor the first time this Winter
at skim ct ice Ids noticeable on he“
Warner‘s" pond. in the rear orgin her 3“
i [1m
1 ‘ “a three malted schooner “Amos Hammond. of h
his." arrived last night at the dock grandchildren and tour brot era.
d the Batch t Bailey Company, with‘
hat Washington street.
tumofm.
‘.Ir “I‘M. Howard Mead, and son School.
Inland. have returned to their homa‘mmmg at 10.30 o'clock, have been
a ”lie avenue, after an extended'armed as follows:
lay with (ailments Rowayton.
The steam roiier made its llrst ap-
. pearanoe on the new Washington
street bridge work this morning. roll‘
. in. the wooden blocks firmly into
'fies.
Because of Thanksgiving coming on
flursdsy, the regular weekly session
usually
field on this day. has been cancelled
at the Woman’s Auxiliary,
‘_*thlswsek.
Milton Elwood, of the East Side, has
ieeeived word of the death of his ala-
ot Maine.
In. Hooper and her husband were
hr. Mrs. Henry Hooper,
”not“ Norwalk residents.
Thanksgiving morning,
Leonard lot-its. of Howard avenue,
II recovering from the sheets or an
notation on his left eye. which he
underwent recently in St. Luke's Hos-
.ltal, New York. His many friends
in be pleased to learn the operation
was In every way successful.
-Iegula.r routine business was last
evening transacted at the meeting or
ThanksgivmgGoodie
At A tractive Prices
s W the Camp Fire Gifts, at the East
Z their forming an'dn‘dlvidual shanty.
1sudden death of Mrs. Henry Cooper.
l Sherry street.
in Christ
”sound (harsh. there will be an
my Thanksgiving communion as!»
* at 7 o‘clock. The rector. Rev.
‘ 1'. F. Caskey, is particularly anxious
to have a large congregation in attend-
Side. Nathan's Q Sasqua Circle have
“salaried villi: tel-est the breaking
{tuition the Fire Circle oi
the members in Bridgeport, and 0!
Word has just been received of [ht
Maine. Mrs. Cooper is
the only sister of Mrs. Lottie Plait. of
Mrs. Plait has the
tlelt sympathy of many friends
bereavement. She leaves a
a daughter, Mrs. Walter
Enileld. Maine; twu
1lhankloMM 50M“ “”0““
PM"!!! to be given at Fitch
East Norwalk. Wedflfld‘y
Guise Ii and ill.
song—Over the River.
Grade ll.
Thanksgiving Joys.
Elmer Crosby-
But Once a Year.
James Youngs.
We Thank Thee
Four Girls. Grade iii
In November.
Helen Sniden.
Song—Harvest Time.
Grade ill.
The Magic Vine.
Everett Bulkley.
Thanksgiving Fruit.
Marion Richards.
Three Hundnd Years Am.
Four Boys, Gitde ill.
Thanksgiving.
‘ ‘ Dorothy Howard.
Ten Little Pumpkins.
Ten Second Grade Pupils.
Song~We Bing of a Day.
Grade lll. .
A Boy's Opinion.
Donald Wilson.
!‘he Thanksgiving Dinner.
Esther Anderson.
Thanksgiving Time.
William Christiano.
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CRANBERRIES .. . .....
NEW MIXED NUTS, Pri no
CALIFORNIA- WALNU
. DROMEDARY DATES, New Stock ..........
TIGS mmtcmbm. NewStock. ..... 0¢pkg.
PORTQ. RICO ORANGES. Dozen ..s... .. ......2..-..
3 PLUM PUDDING LargeCan ................. 3¢
MINCE MEAT ........... . ....... 32pkgs:
'PRUNESr Fine Large Stock
GLAZED' GINGER. in unit . .... ... .......... 5g (3....
NEW STOCK or CITRON, LEMoN AND2 ORANG m Mayne...-
‘ PEEL. . Theodore Wilson.
NEw CANNED PUMPKIN ...... 10¢ can 3 for 254,- mam, 3W
CLUSTER RAISINS, Del Monte, pkg. .
20¢
........ ............ slot—gt‘
‘ GRAPE FRUIT, Large"
............... 3.; ts 525‘;
I‘S,%::h fig“. mast-fin
class ........
Recitation—Grandma's Pumpkin Pies.
Recitation—John White's Thanksgiv-
Recitation—A Boy's Opinion.
Recitation~Thanksgiving at
Song—Thanksgiving Song.
Recitation—Fan and l.
Reoitation~—Thanksgiving Day.
Becitstion—Thankfulneu.
Recitation—Our First Thanksgiving.
Bong—Praise Song.
Recitation—Our Dear Festival.
Recitation—November. .
Recitation—~Thanksglv1ng Day.
Recitation—Six Little Turkeys.
Recitation—Something To Be Thank-
itecnsiion—oive Thanka
Bonnghanksgiving Day.
Song-Autumn have. Falling. ‘ l
The 'lirst Thanksgiving.
Harvest Song
We.“ 54 M . '11 urh“ .~?'.~JJ‘
Give Thanks.
Bang—Autumn Winds Are Sighing.
Song.—The Breaking Waves Dashed1_
m scum minus mrm‘
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ins-hi... “an uLMtL‘). m5. .
Evelyn Young.
Thanksgiving.
Sent—America.
Grades 11 and Ill.
Rooms Ejnd F, Grade “I and V.
Song—Praise to God.
. School.
Recitation—November.
Linda Schocks.
Recitation—Coming of the Pilgrims.
Franklin Buttery.
Recitation—The Cat's Thanksgiving.
Beatrice Wilkins. .
Recitation—Give Thanks For What?
Harold Anderson.
Song-—We Plough the Fields.
School.
Recitation—The Exception.
Pansy Richards.
Jeflrey Monahan.
ing.
Agnes Vados.
Lewis Reynolds.
the
Farm.
Elsie Knorr.
School.
Sophie Berg.
Viola Kaestner.
William Howard.
Mildred Hunt.
School.
Ralph Nicksrson.
Mildred Pinch.
Petra Monahan.
Gertrude Albertson.
:ociiuiion~’l‘hanksgiving Joys. '
Samuel Comatock.
(iii For.
Martha Chinsky.
Eva Waldron.
School. 1
Rooms 6 and H, Special class
Class. 3 L ' ~
Violet Platt. ‘ '
.'"“ air
Mary Passarume
Flames Cogsweli.
Hazel Mallory *
' " the most coniplctc shopping list.’
TUESDAY, NOV. 23. 191;
FIFTH AVENUE- MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK
Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Stré’ei‘
T-lLEPl—IONE 7000 MURRAY~ HILL
Luxurious Furs
Evening and Day Clowns
Modisli Wraps, Paris Hats
LINGERIE soon FRANCE ANDZTHEPHILIPPINES
and all the'requirements ofithe fashionable
wardrobe "
form 'a ' captivating ' ensemble in the present
exhibition of Fashions
T he Assembling oi Artitilcs Suitable for Gifts
has been accomplished on an eXtrao'i-dinarlly extensive scale. and the _ j ; , .
Holiday hlpments from world-famed sources form an exceedingly» ’ ~
bc-s—ti and ln’teresthig collection; of merchandise. _
The comprehensive display throng iii the establishment is at once
suggestive of the many attractive ”is that might be enumerated in
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mm. now. in advance of the rushing days a a f
lmmhdlately Mill: “film MIDI can Be made with-every degree of
comfort Ind satischtloii
The Mail Order Senior! is at the disposal of out-ot-town Patrons.
All Paid or Charged Purchases will be shipped free of charge to any point in
the United Sinks: and to Foreign Possessions. --
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Z FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER. ...... - ...... 32¢ lb. High
PunoLARD. .. 12/24: lb 01m
comm LARD. ....................... 11 A Prayer or Thanks.
BEST FAMILY FLOUR; bag ............. . ........ William Tobey.
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, Bag . .. ........ . ...... ,. .. Thanksgiving at Plymouth. . |
FULL CREAH CHEESE. . . . . . . . . ................ 0¢ Harold Gray. John Sullivan. Lena
YELLOW TURNIPS ......................... 1V”? lb. Wolfe. Louise Jennings, Florence
CHOICE SUGAR CORN
EARLY JUNE PEAS .
STANDARD TOMATOES 3 for 25 c
Apples :5: pk. Assortedlimhnellon Cakes 10c iii-
Ceiery liesris, lettuce
WeWaniYou
, To the
Products of
our 0 w: n
3 Roasting
" ‘ri’ianl
~ Peanuts 5c bag
Our «Osvn Made
- . Peanut Butter
- , 15c lb.
Iade While
' You Wait
:0 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Fresh Roasted Coffee ...... 25c
“Stamps Freewithrlb. Fresh Roasted Colleen . .. 30c
so Stoops Free with; lb. Fresh Roasted Colleen. .356
- W Roast Celfee Twrce Daily
lOStainps Free With the Followmg
r pkg. Sage ......... we 1 pkg. Thymu. .toc
" pkgPodlu-ynrcasingxoc rbotCurryPowder
1 bet: Kitchen Bouquet ass 1 pkg. PoppingCom .. loci
rpkg. Farina. . 1
Farrington. Joseph Britto. Tony
Damlco. Salvatine Tussolo.
Thanks.
Angeline Risolo.
Song—America, with Flag Salute
Class.
Games.
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si'ternoon at 2:80 'o'clock with Mrs;
Rowsyton, who has been seriously. llll
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: Dorian; [louse
Go there loi- your as: food. '
T JOHN o'sULLWAN. Prop. ‘
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1 mar ..
w. r. Ambler, ol’ Rowayton. ‘3
Councilman George W. Stevens. ot§
rei- the.past,,_w‘eek, visa reported as' -
Will remain opennintil December 5th.
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rsating‘mrortabiy this arternon and MNM- Use on‘ moan Ln». in .-. ca
than was suns improvement in his
condition.
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Orders placed now may be held for future delivery.
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1blrdsinhlspens.
across the water. It does not mus:
Io'l’ Raymond street. who has many fine} new old the goods is, the only lu......
ied in the exhibit is Charles R. Petty.
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Hui fihElufll ulfl‘ l'v an!
. vosa.
height boat leaves Pier 31 M
Several Rowayton chicken fancier: Mrs. Lewis Hopps. oi' Westside ave [-4- -“ i3 "’3‘ it be 0‘9““ Anyone h" River, New York (root 1! Gather“.
have entered some of their (owls one. has sent 04'. an appeal to the '"18 such ““3”“ ‘5 “‘99! ‘° call M“ St.) everyday 'xcep1 Smog). u; ,,
inmthe second show or the N8» women or Rowayton for any places or H0098» "50 has “9199“”, and w“ a mm; mm at Norwolk unto
is, ‘;¢’_3t§‘.n
to be «served with the
Thanksgiving D nner and
one to take to the theatre
in the eVeniii2
SAMOSET and WALLACE
make delicious candies ' '
3 We carry a COMPLETE. ASSORTMENT
:3 Pound. Boxes
60c 80c .Sioo
i «CALL us UP
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5walk Poultry Association, to he held old linen or cotton which can be used "m “ambled” manage t° “9“?“ o p. in. and at South Nor-wail up to
this week in Roodner's flail. South for surgical bandages for the soldiers the 80053-
Wines 3
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The Hospital Thimble Club met this . '
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m ' Booms F. Fools, General Ana:
3:. ma ANNI‘NOJ SMITH TRANS
' aoarariou 'Lml. Inn.
sriciaL SALE
Coats and 1:! (id .
Suits
iii-z Imii Sitar.
1K, ,3 A. Olavsn’ 56bit). Malnpt.’
l-snd-we will rush on trouble ‘
m'an rl'gl‘it' srdnnd then some '3;
thing like this happens in' your
lipms. lfyonr
. , PLUMBING .
‘ ‘" is detective, antiquatedyunsam-
tary or worn out, have us make
accessory repairs or install a
new system or:
MODERN PLUMBING
‘ JOBBING A SPECIALTY
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Plumbing and Heating
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