Epecials for
Holidays
Ml kinda of New Mm, New
Moon,Pruua,Curranta,Table
mmmmfinds of
Mr. and In. Herbert M ed
Tot-ate opus a in days in Newt
York last Isak.
Henry [M and (tally. of Broob
in .are Thnnksgiving guests of Cat
min and Mrs. ll. W. Coles, Rowaytel
avuue.
Mr. aldern Charles V. Searing. 0t
Weld. N. J., are Thanksziving
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T.
Mitchell. of lager: street.
Rowayton people are interested in
the appearance of Dinette Taylor.
who spent the summer in Tokeneke.
in a new play, after her long service
in “Peg 0‘ My Heart." lfir new play,
“The Harp or Hie.” deals with as:
problems. '
Hiram Davis and ilk-Senior lianr
Fruits and Vegetables in Scuba.
Cauliflower, Tomatoes, Cucum-j
hen. Squash.
Tel. 1522 Your Order.
A. HASSAN ‘
East noml'k
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36 Van Zant St.
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Adul‘tervaoborlafew‘aum
to Air. and In. Hamid Whitley.
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Mrs. T. N. Collins of the llrightil. is
ante-ulna! her stator, ‘Mra. Norma
at Ohio ' n,
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Hanford Smith and family have
moved into the Nordin block on 1.1:-
roy avenue.
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Miss Irene Trisocp. or the Heights.
has been visiting friends in Norwalk
for a few days.
Joseph Amend is having a Kara”
convicted on his property at Center
street and Maple hvenue.
foni S. Weed of New Canaan, tried
their luck lit the mackerel fishing oil
Roton Point dork yesterdiiy after-
noon. The fish didn‘t bits well, and
the “Next to Heaven"
obliged to jitney homswsrd empty-
handed.
The sailboat “Sieve."
lectnlan Hiram B. Tayl
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notables were 1 days.
tholiday hours today. closing from done ”are” by the men ,und ”NM
ovlnod by 50 10:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m., and at 7 p.
or of Dari-n. at, instead of 7:30.
1draggt>d anchor where it was moored,
EAST "
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Mr. and hire. Frank Keene and‘
daughter have moved from Second,
‘ Met. "
Mr. and Mrs. Chriitopher Schultz!
have. mowed from River street m.
South Main street. ‘
meeting at
Church wil be hold this evening. 1
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Mrs. Ward Palmer, of Rowan
street is spending a week with re-
lltivea in Worcester. Mass.
Local stores will be clued all day
lilo inconvenience in
i,in-the rear of the Rownytoll Yacht}
club. and drifted up the harbor,
reluctant boat and he has decided to‘
moor his boat hereaftor with a heavy
iron chain.
Work on the rebuilding and entire
roconstruction oi the handsome resi-
dance of James A. Farrell, president
of the Unitgd States Steel corporation
at ”Rock Iledtte”
orubly. and if the good weather cons
tin
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tion.
The excavation work for the layinzl be bent
of the Ilassam pavement along tho
wort side of Rownyton avenue, \vllli
is Dromfllns far'slno, Stamford. by Madame
“35; the better 9“} “l the foundn iber of eMdnmo [Croft's follow town-tr
tion should be completed by snow-fly. men and women
lunch intolrst is being shown by pas~§ night.
The mid-week prayer and testimony sersby in the large wooden ““1 steel;
the Amm, CNN'N crane which ' is! being used. to hoist;
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Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Slswson ot
Wilton have been visiting their son.
Edward. at the iielpdltsr for severall-
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‘ . dill. Hart's Churn tomorrow at
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mvuwmmymmn mug-emu“ with friends
autos bottle conducted by a if!!!” in ital-tiara.
iaa priest from south Network. The
babe died at pneumonia on Monday.
E. w. Wylie, employee in the vw'
‘ h Towns rectory. Stamford. has l‘fi-l
The lights which were promlaed by moved to that city. ;
the rltilroltd company ior Thanksgiv—,
m in}. It lho lml Stalk)” have “011 “fl. “m B. We" ”wr'mw.
V“ W ‘0 glimmer. WM“ ’1“ '1“ Hrs. Howard K. Hilton of Providence;
been completed and lamps in place. over the weekend. ,
for moral don. but the transtormor; ,
stitch in neon-try to reduce the «loot om. Lucretia Bolton is now board-'
tfla current to proper Voit-se. balling at the home 0! tin. William J
been delayed in shipment, and so Da ”mm, W gum,
rlen must 'be patient for a while;
bill”. before “MONK “Ill! ions-ex; “creamer the Sunday morning so!-
wted boon. The people of th-I'vtce at st. Mark's Church will begin.
Heightu are mortJortunate. for thoy 32 10:45. and early communion willI
have had the lights turned on for. b. on“ until mm notice. '
about a week.
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600m E. memoirs: oi to Grow.
TWA '1“ Plenty of turkey to gene ‘ street celebrated his sin I .
all comers—end (hey w", a Mlilbirthday. A large number of l. . I ;
JACOBY’S
Great ~ Thanksgiving
SALE
Now Going On. Wonderful
Values in Suits and Coats for
Men, WOmen and Boys.
Charge Mooullts opened
number—at the supper given by thefiand relatives helped make the odom-I
The logl poet-0mm will observe;
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first Selectnlm and him. c. .u. v.;
to' Bchlichting have returned from an su- les' night" was observed in the Sun Fl. Harem attended the music:
”1‘" mud bank "W the'school hmflflto trip covering several days, to New day school room upstairs, and meal? County Republican mutilation din~|
Th9 svlectman was out to consideM-iultlord, to visit their sons, George hero and stream enloved “ “3"" “"
l'esatninz the and Harry.
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John A. Weed, Matthew ll. Keneuly
of Stamford. and ii party of Mr.
Wood's Xew York friends. with his;
chauffeur l". McClelland, have been
on a hunting trip in Vermont. ’
The piano recital given in the lia-
Maud,
Kraft of Cedar Gate. attracted a num-‘
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The Women's Christian Temperance!
“"39 blocks 0' stone “"0 Watt Union that yesterday nttol‘noon at tho"
lilibrary. and spent considerable time
arrangllllr dome~plculre postcards to
to a hospital for children.
Sam Adams. who hits been employ-
totlsy om oi the holiday. Lutzcompleted yesterday. and the cement ed sine, the'summerat Waiter see-
evenlng they were opened until tonl
o’clock.
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Dill. lihnmn .llnunerson, of E
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Norwallt. has been! spending a few}
days with her brother. (1.1.. Bruce int
Long Ridge. l
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Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ayrea and bliss,
lary Cbtchestor of East Norwnllt,
visited at Mrs. Sidney Chichrster's
last Friday in Snringdalo.
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The members of the Not-walk Gun
lub are at “Gregory Point today par-t
Help-ting in u. clay pigeon shoot.
Turkeys were awarded as prizes.
This afternoon at So‘t'loclt the
Junior Magus of the Elsi avenue M.
E. Church will meet and rrmllnr busi-
ness will be disposed of. Later a so-
cial will be enjoyed.
Quito a number of but Norwallo
on will be out. of town tomorrow
visiting relatives and friends. it is
probable that very few turkeys will
be consumed in this district boeause
at their highprlces.
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ti turboelectric propulsion. It was
this point which delayed the awards.
Three of the new Minds will
be built by the Cantos-oh shipbuilding
, . or bag Beach, CaL;
\m coast and one Baotou fleet
~ the Blunts-lo Bout
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lineman. except
will be fitted to‘ carry eight 16:
‘ instead of twelve 14-inch.
“y'will’dl'aphoe about ”.500 tons.
'%e w now in connexion
=. .nrthalflfluhipsthroe inlnuns
r, with indications that they will
be «10,000: tons displacement, carry
awoken-inch guns and make 28 to 2-1-
Inylng will in all probability be done
this week. Meanwhile, the main
thoroughfare of Romyion remains
absolutely closed to all vehicular trai-
fic. and team or automobile drivers
who would stop in Rownyton avenue
between North avenue. and Guidor's
corner much go via shank's more. it
is not assuring to contemplate the-
scene in that part of the thol-oulth-
{are in the event that fire should
break out. as the tire loddles would
be up against it in getting out the
heavy hand drawn apparatus.
_Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Davenport, of
Rouyton avenue were surprised into
and forced to celebrate their tenth an-
niversnry on Tuesday evening the
28th. The party that collected and
composed of friends from New Can-
an; Talmadso Hill. Springdale. Den
ion. Norwnlk and Revayton. The quiet
t?) way in which the attack was We
brought. the foot home to Mr. and
Mrs. Davenport that they were want-
tints." Dancing was s
ture, and no one would have guessed
lit-the ”high cost of living" when the
hamlet was Spread"
the bride and groom, that they would
“live forevem, heartily applaud-
ed. and all were agreed that Mr. and
Mrs. Davenport knew how to be our.
prised. and. to receive uninvited
suests- .
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—Sentlael Alive. onv. 'l‘rv me.
combined at a nearby neighbor's. 'M‘
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wart ‘ 0031! groceryfiltas ”mindful
his 'iorm'er .posltlon . ,wlth ille‘nsm
Meat and Provision Company. Edit-
road avenue. ~
Miss Louise Abelldroth, who leit
town about a year ago, and has since
been appearing in the "movies," visit-
ed her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Abandroth, of the Post Road. ll in»
days ago
Mrs. G. E Richter
spend several days at the home or
her mother. Mrs. J. Klrkwood, ot’
Woodhaven, l..‘l.. who is slowly ro-
oovoring from the effect of ll paraly-
tic stroke suffered ubout u month nun.
loft today to
The Congregational and Methodist
Churchlce united last evening. at 8, in
a Thanksgiving service. held at the
last named church, with Rev. lit-r-
bert S. Brown, Ph. 1).. [motor of tint.-
tonner. as the preacher.
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Edward. Hutton, formerly proprietor
ed. There was "some time." plenty of the OeutraLGareg‘e. who is now em-
ot tun, music of ham. mdotin and ployed in Bridgeport. removed his
plane with will!!! by “celebrated flfwllousohold goods and his totally from.
' leading 1’91" Dr. Hanson's cottage on Center‘sireet.
to the former city. last melt.
A debate is scheduled for next Bum
day night at the meeting of the Holy]
Name Society of St. John’s Church?
Norotoa, in which William Cuilrn oil
Duion, James McHnle of Ox Ridgol
and John Harrison of Noroton willt
partlclpate. 1
local boys undoing hm lam-l
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on Mondsy night. The wing wael
Georg» W. Dnryea. C G. Mailer. w.
mm In declare that the! middle. Baxter, L 11 Sutton, John Meal»
themselves with credit. and spread a‘ lay, m new", A. it. Raymond, Dr.
good feast before all who came. Alter Ralph White, F, s, mugs, lg. 13.!
the tables had been cleared the “lad' Lawrence. El B. lawrence. in, and it
Brotherhood It the Methodist Church‘ 31011 a ham one. ‘
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teresting address by Rev. 1. Newton
Phelps, of at. Luke‘s. Stamford.
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-—"Ben-Ton Min—strain” tomorrow
night at the Regent. Under “spit-or
A lot Nemlk Eaglos. ;
z , 1 ~—l)on't full to ace the sealant unlu-i
NE“ ,strrls tomorrow night, at an hunt;
I ,l l .~;”llon-‘l‘on Minstrels," under um.
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ipines oi Nor-walk Aerie Eagles, to ‘
imorrow evening at the Regvnt.
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F. L. Comatoclt took snore! days ofl‘
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lmel', and illward Morgan of Band
The basketball season for the Sixth Beet-ll. mm up the out side of
“man" “mm" “‘“1 0”“ Thu“ the Hudson to the Catskill Manny
living mm at the armory, in a game j wins, to the Acme Gem“- Wot“.
'“h Yonkers. On Dec. 1‘ the New'lvlherr Mr. Palmer bu interests in the
Canaan series will begin with tmlconcern. The Morn trip in. m“:
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“mm.“ ““9" The local "new” down the west 'slde of the Hudson.
tion consists of "Rod“ Kelley. Hogan. ______..._._._.._'__ .
White, Cahlll 'llnd Morrison. l FOOT-ku- BEARD-l you.
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Mr. oh Marta-mm took an out fiaym> Wing‘awx'm h
automobile ride from their home on ““M ”
~ L 1 A00. Nov. 29.——Fbotbnll culm!
Oenoke avenue to Meridian. last sun. “of“: six 1“” in 1916..ucordlng to!
dav. making the distance of 63 miles figures published here. which gunmen
in two hours and fifteen ndnutes. on Fred Wham. 32 intend in and al.
. . ; Wollaee now-
averaae of 28 mlles an hour. Mrs. mefmrg,“ aiOWeirton. W, Va"
Fladd was at the wheel. The return Nov. 9; Iiirman Cole. 19. concussion
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:laat week, and in company with mil; .
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Thanksgiving Dining Room Table Special
7n: time to select a New Round Dining Ta.
ble at a phenomenal low price. ‘ ‘ ‘
Special Pricesftom $7.95 to $25.00
Formerly $10.50 to $35.00.
Select your Table now and save money.
A WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF STERLING RANGES
The Rance that is guaranteed to bake, each and heat
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- ' at a very low consumption of coal. fiscal money saver.
. .t , I ' i I Rangesfrom.....................$15.00mS7500
ANDREW DA VEY, nc. . .
‘ ‘ . m“ : Open ll charge account
98 Washington St. heath ‘ , g . ,
""0": m rm - mm mom-“Mt it We specialize lll ttlmislllllu homes. ..
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Get Big Ust‘of~Thanlrsgiving Special-at Store. ll . 00mph”.
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n. a: R. PLUM PUDDING. . St fi , F f t , C p
Mm: lb. mm; 2 to. am 45¢ l .. 6 “lg 11"“ are On
‘ . BEST ' "t ., . -
1531;33:33- ' IMPORTED powers ,3 ; 127-131 Washington St... 30. Norwaik
- 13" CLUSTER 35" , - Phone. 105
15.“ng RAISINS , , BEST l ’ ~
AI INS ' Xv. NUTS __ " ‘M‘m"
15¢ 1 lb. pkg. '3 23¢ ‘ of the brain racetved in game at Mex-l, mmimmfieffimz
LAYER FIGS :1 W one a ‘lgo, M0,, Nov 15; Ephriam Angell..20;l _ t b "th
‘ 20¢ ' 25¢ GOOd OM broken back at Eleoentro, Cut. Nominoml’ I!“I Tarweuld. no 8 w ?
. Q .31; Cyril Pritchard. Elglni lll. (Hgglth In? 331:1“. Emmi; 012;; E
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PEERLESS COFFEE. the best yen ever dunk. F ‘ lgfigolxs‘t’u e23" Efgfiusammm 17‘ with“: he was “me months 0" 1’
PM”‘_‘;; ~:- - - . - - ~ . - - - ~ . . . of - - 300.9110 Stilt-ills rec. fghiclligo, glmflel?’ tetanus. from out : We used- Foley's Honey and Ta M 4
y it use ov. . y , , -;
~ .1 boil it: ved hillife. Hols new,
ATLAS J Ants NONE SUCH CAmLCImHESNIA ‘ ' :big 3:;: ."ult is a tine thin-g tom“
Pm Fresh Fruit ' MINCE MEAT‘ ‘ AH" ”Lemons that tune become hard and{ h e in ease of whoophu-w ,.
5 ‘ In HeaVY 5wa dry can be made soft and juicy signing in “‘9' 02:9. emits. odds. TM . »_
1 lb. Jar: 15¢ 10¢ Pkg. Cm ’ by putting them. into a. pan ofhot wa-l fifties” hem loosen “19mm“; ’
I ~ ‘ ~ , ‘te ndl tti g thorn. remain at almost ,
SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE .. 19¢”. 5 “’3- ‘0'99" at; Lmeeteipmme vim“ ““1“ limiting“? w . w my *
EXTRA LARGE anN'rs 2 lbs. for 25¢ or m him» - Stmflpom CD m. . ”fir
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