tic-air we V D ’ THANKSGIVING mum's”... ......... ' ...... . .ghen‘liar wwwuwldn Avert. W "wraith fish. culls-V.“ rm . i ............... ....... school 0‘9“”- Reading Prostitute ............ Hull and Jed cum ..... ' .......... 8:119] Joselovsky Recitation, Baby’s Thanksgivisg.. mum-Job's M ' “5..."...amm lessons Grade" a... mush rv scanners-wrath. m A We 0“- ...... ' J age-sse-assee “an”. " "m" an"; “i“ Am. Cull. Assistant .rowni Iiagl’dn. Mmiflllflhywtthfflendsinmh , rho-mm.......ltstli0orsett my“ , WWIW'm-I-Daflsdst Sosg.WePienghthe viola. School . ReciuuomThelleasaWhy...... Ilsa N. E. Shriver is spending Citywatcrishdagiashhdia.‘ .................. Idwinallodges Thanksgivingmywith her brother. Melamine“ kaltion. A Question -- onStatea island. 01 Roles avenue and luvs“ ....... ElmorSinaorwsld ...... .... i rymore depicts the character of Pitt, bew. the gay young married man who still longs for the cabaret: and other lNillEilllliilS - Songs and Recit—htions Pre- eede Annual Recess—Pa- triotic Feature of Ever-4 cities delights of his' bachelor days, and thereby gets himself into dreamland Thmkilivmx “"1”” “‘1" ““9"“ II the Marvin school this afternoon Regent Theatre dilemmas. TM.’ .... .__., |\vllll sppmpriate exercises consisting Mary Pickford REGENT THEATRE rocav. of the usual ducts of songs. reeltn- ...‘M ' tions, dialogues and musical selec- ' h‘ m “N! Pickford in “Wilt.” QM Harte" tlons. Although school houses have diory of the Golden West considerably grown-lip since Thanks- The story of “M‘llss.” is s charming 3m“ iirst started, the spirit oi the tale oi California in the golden days old New England holiday still exists~ of ii. A wild. untulored girl. the even it it be coniined in many children “Mallssu A charming tale efjctsiiiornis. in thodlysof'fl.lromthsst°fyby lute Harts. aloe dfluxhter oi a dissipated father. “WM“ to certain anxieties and anticipa'ionll Recitation. Recitation. The Pumpkin. Edna Minor Song. Swing the Shining Sickles.. ........................ Grade lV Recitation, “Old Gobhlsris Thanks» giving ............ Margaret Jarvis Recitation. Pen Picture of the First Thanksgiving ...... Verna Decker Bong. Thar-itevhlipg Him"! Grade Vi mm. m w my posses ................... Anna Kubovle Recitation, ‘l‘hsnksglvill DI! u... ........ . . Helen "with Song. Thanksgiving long... Grade V Recitation, The Gobblcn . ...... ............... . Howard Van tiles Recitation, When the Frost ls pl the Pumpkin .......... Ethel Peterson Who Gives Us Our Recitation. Rove-her. Julia Gaidoslk R. M. Smith recently spent a few Mr. and Mrs. Bella-ll Parker who Bong. At Grandpa's ....... Grade ill da - ya at the home at his son, Geo we: married November 1 are new Recitation. A Good Thanksgiving Day sunk ill EMU?!- TKO R 9 ‘ ................ Donald Ruddlmau Recitation. six Little Turkeys . .. . . i .................... Marnie Dam Recitation. The Little Canteen . . . . .................. Elton Hendrick Song. When the Frost Is on the Pumpkin .......... '. ..... Grade VI Recitation. Thanksgiving Joy ..... . .................... Edmund Shea Recitation, John White“: Thanks- giving .......... Fred Cunningham Recitation. At Grandma's . ................ Charles Hantord Recitation. Thanksgiving Day .. Verna Beers Song.~0|d Glory School Day After . ....... Il‘esamoa :Grover C. Raymond of the Heights left last week for a business trip to the middle West. Ralph Birchard has given up his work at making munitions in one at the Bridgeport plants. ‘Mrs. T. P. Sherman is recoverinz slowly from the effects of the injury which she accidentiy sustained last week. A horse belonging to Alexander Reid met with an accident near ‘1 installodinanewly tarnished“ mentcnlflthatnehllswiorkch. MissliarlonG.Ceates.aseniorh the New Bevan school u Gymnastb at New Raven. is expected home an to spend Thanksgiving at her lu-uie I McKinley street u——-—-—d Elmer Crook oi North aseptic. the efllcient helper of P. I. Handle. 90 gmeer at the corner of Rowayton ava- nue and McKinley street. is sub Mekonlheiobaftorssmldaysmr me with flip. The coal supply in W out the railroad depot Thursday night. tinlles to hold out My I'll- W ill I tender, courageous girl who knows concerning the NI ”will! (011% T‘ii's Thanksgiving Dinner. ........... , “8° ”0" ‘0 m" cm 0' "trifli- When r year the elements or sawmill and ............... Dorothy Cummings Latest Petite News handsome school teacher enters Red gratitude will minsle in .a my to Song. The Lost Turkey ..... Grade vr ——-—- . Gulch, M’liss goes to him to “be learn- make the day hays greater menial Recitation, Thanksgiving Day. . . .. . Thanksgiving Day “1" “d cupid snares them both. When in... ever to the younsslere rho ob- ................ .....Marlon Weeks Holiday Bil" “"9"“ father " mm‘dfired and euevi’ serve it today before the iourday rc- Recitation. The First Wham don rests upon the school teacher. cells. | ..................... ”Nellie Bibby Mabel Normand ' ’ she 83"“ him from In Il’euins mob model-mull. Citadel.“ and 111- song, The Breaking wine. Dash High In Geldwyn‘Teaiuu “Peel's lied GII' ” A riot of laughter and a whirlwind of thrills; also > and the real assassin being ioud, song. America . ....... .. ..... School ' ll'liss and the school teacher was nlade Recitation, Thanksgiving Esther Bell happy. The story may sound conven' Thanksgiving Sons -- - - 8000“ Grade tlonsl. but there are many sunrises Recitation. An Appetite. MIT! Young! in the picture of “Our Mary's" admin Recitation. The Thank-you DIV - ers. . . .r ................ Eleanor liolm Fatty Arbuckle i A fine mi of players acre-m in not-nation, Thanksgiving Dinner 'll s new oeniedy. illlpporl of Miss Pickiord. Chief among Roger Wood. Dorothy MourisOn. Emil -————— Iy special request, “Less Miser» bias,” with William Farnum. will .e repeated Tuesday. Dec. 3 ...—A... .4”) .‘ PM ACE TMEATRE THANKSGIVING AND FRIDAY time Frederick In “Her Final Reck- inc" and Five Acts of Vaudeville" ll portray the character of a Rus- :v‘psy girl, passionate and impul- . yet sympathetic and loving, is no ’..lailk. bill in “Her Final Reckon- " Pauline Frederick's new Parit- nt staring vehicle. a highly artis- chsl-acterlsation is presented it all reports, Miss Frederick's "tysl will be acclaimed as one of est in her screen repertoire. ‘is li‘rederick. who will be seen in d .‘ Final Reckoning" at the llalii'ce ‘l' titre Thursday and Friday plays a ‘v‘w r these are Theodore Roberts. Thomas Usinger. IL than. Charles Ogle. Tully Marshall Song. Mr. Duck and Mr. Turkey it len Kelly and Winnlired Green- tood. ‘ -n— ... "___-____. :Mabcl Normand In the Goldwyn Feat- ' ure "Peck's Bad Girl” Mabel Normand needs no chauffeur for the little spin she lakes in “Pcck's Bad Girl.” her newest Goldwyn l'lc- lure, which come to the Regent Thes- ire. Thursday. For the nor does her spinning on s veloclpede, a vehicle that envo her much pleasure in her schooldsys and prompted the lib. she told her teacher to excuse nonappean slices tit sessions likelhore indulged ‘ in by youths bent on seeing the open- ing baseball game. Altircd in n ginnlinm dress and tom o'sl‘unicr. the Goldwvn liter looked like .................... Kindergarten Recitation, Tommy Bob ........... ............ Katherine Groeschner REGENT THEATRI, THURSDAY Recitation. The pours Thanksgiving .............. Margaret Giorchnlo lRecitation, Thanksgiving Pie ..... .................. Leonard Hort-ls Song. Thanksgiving at Grandpa's .. .................. Grades l and ii ‘ Recitation Agnes Foley Recitation. Why? Vernon Wilmott Recitation ........ .. Katherine Pugh Recitation. A Thanksgiving Table . . Kindergarten Sung. ”S“ ing the Shining Sickle . . . . l’iiillet. Pumpkin llcsds Grade II this Bligh. Evelyn Grover, Nettie Ah- muty. Ethel JOM‘RI. Starr Jarvis, Dresler Wright. Thomas Foley, Ella Von lieimott. Ruth Porter and Helen Avery. 0. child 0' twelve while riding down lit-citatlon>T0lllorl-ow, Elizabeth Lani- the main sit-cc t of the l'illugc'etw'led Bonn. Little Jack Frost, Kindergarten en the Goldwyn studio lot at [1‘0” ”.... Recitation. In Confidence .......... N. .l.. for the production. The little rial‘ is for from tail, ................. Francis llartnctt but u“, ”in”. Recitation. Thanksgiving .......... 7° 1:“ ll: "”5 plclure, one, lhfll 01' pede was intended for a child of Gill". .................... Jack PC'I‘lllliln mo er. , e. other. of herself. She is iudclnl: by "K, m“. the. handle bar Recitation, Month of Pumpkin llti Fm“ m” “'h" i“ “m”? ”“3“ mm with the tunes of Mabel Peck ................... Sitdle Radio-k Her by all the men of her acquaint- (that's Miss Normsnd's ”me in tho Song. Over the River ......... School nee. she.being wealthy and the list- ral daughter of 9. Russian nobleman. ll. has a dark secret in her life. the llclosum of which is provocative of ‘emorons thrilling incidentll. but all ads happily. The pholoplay has been plendldly produced and the players in Ilsa Frederick’s support are of the Mill high Paramount standard. 3’ THE PALACE THEATRE TODAY dim Barrymore in Screamingly Funny Clementine Fitzbew decides to (‘elmentina Fitz’ v decides lll pend a night will er mother. but appening to» we 1; or her L'Jsbanl'i lonning s W( ltderi'ul time at the Cafe ' lion. Majors, she determines to this libby. Fitzhew and Majors betnke _ ‘mselvcs in blissful ignorance to the l' .. aim. and proceed to partake not 3er but too well of the flowing ' w]. ’ A picture of Clementine. falls from "tzhew’e wallet, and is seized by “quita, a Spanish dancer, who keeps o tease Fitshew. Majors persuades ‘ltzhew to leave willie still able to stir. and as they depart “Clementine. if" ed. accompanied by Farrsr. the ;_ trict Attorney’s nephew, who is in with Sully, Fitzhew’e sister. en- , . this delightful comedy. "The Man it. Mexico,” .whlch will be shown the Palace theatre today. 'Mr. Baf- RS ATTENTION '0 pi the highest prices for all w skins. if you cannot call in pen . skipperskiashyeapmstoer .... .anhgayonrownpriee and willlflehlfihreturnatsllli l r . .. airs with his triend an boon cour‘ ‘ them to the. gay cafe and Willi‘h' play) at every turn of the pedal. That Miss Normand enjoyed the ill- Recitation. Spelling ............... ................ Eunice \‘on Zilcn the ride was evident from her remark Recitation ........... Carl Clover [0' her chauffpnr'who flood byfi'May-k‘ Recitation. A Thankful Gll‘l ....... there's more fun in this than beintl jotlliq‘d in the limousine those Fort Lee hills to the Studio. l LACE WORKS AUCTION POST- PONElD. The sale by auction of the Dresden l Lace Works which was scheduled lu' ll'il'l‘ licrn held yesterday afternoon by A. Mitchel Palmer, official custodian of alien-owned property , was poel- . polled until the r’ttemoon of December 7. ‘ Try a Sentinel Want Ari 'fis-‘_ . i .................. Evelyn Mattsou coming up Recitation, ............ Louis Brehm Recitation, Thanksgiving. Ruth Knorr Recitstlon, The Magic Vine . ...... ..... Grade“! Recitation. November. ..Lucy Nichols Recitation. The Thanksgiving Turkey .................... Grace lounds Recitation, Prudence "Junie Ballick Recitation. The Day We Love ..... . ........ '. . . . . . . . .. Josephine Cells Plsylet, Grandmother's Story ...... ........ Pupils of Grade iv and VII Flag Solute and a Prayer for Our .. Boys ........ ' ........... . . . school Recitation, Thanksgiving in High the .............. Leonard Ainsworth Recitation. Thanksllving ........ . . ..... DursndGilbe Recitation. Why We (live Til-aka . . . ....... .............. Viola Plait A friendly letter to it French boy. written and read by Btunley Joselov- sky. In the. RW giving will be littlngly observed with eXt‘N‘lrlt'R appropriate to the day and the following line program' has been prepared and will be presented. o\\'Dllkilini- nil , Grades ill, l\'. V. and VI. ‘ Teachers in chill-he: Mabel Gelirmitn. Ssru Rio- cr. Elizabeth Savage. Edith Cressiiiml Song. America ............. .- School Ri‘lilllnl', or Procltnmttion. Recitation. Our First Thanksgiving .................. Roxccmi Douay ill-citation. \‘i‘hcn Thanksgiving Comes .................. . Charles Finger Recitation. Tilaflkégli‘l'hl -n llip Farm ........... [mainly Aurtln Song, Thanksgiving. . ............. ............. Grade IV. Foul Girls Recitation, Grandma‘s Pumpkin Pip ...................... Martha Lee Recitation. Thanksgiving Day. ......... '. . Michael Soy-ilk Recitation, The Pilgrim Fit'itn'iz, ..................... Edith Moll"? Song. Over the Rivet ........ School Recitation. Maddie's Tlisnksglvmtv.. I Don’t Tot... Your Child! TO MOTHERS! See your little onc's terror at the very thought cl a dose of castor oil. mineral oil. calomcl or pills. Ugh! ’Cascsrets "work" better. safer. Sui-ct: on the tender little liver, stomach and bowels, besides Cas- carcts taste like candy. Even bilious. constipated. . sick kiddies coax for this harmless candy cathartic. \ muffig? Doctor's Visit on the and it was tound necessary to shoot mu" the “mm d lees! lolk .‘ ...... ..u............ “awn“. dared their “lanolin"- Earl Gorham with. Peck Jennie = ‘ ’ i l mm“ , ’ maior partci at. winter‘s tad now u i Recitation, Three Hundred Years Ago ...... Louis Orlins husuaw may be heard daily on part Recltatldn. The Pumpkin suns-sass “‘1” l M V ....... Muriel Van Schaick .mm'l‘uy tat “est ”Leroy, Song. 'Boy With the “0%.. . . . Grade V Recitation. Autumn Anna Input Recitation. Thanksgiving on the 'r'arm ........... ....... Louise Hodges Talk by M. i". N- Gregory. rm Salute Closing Bong. Star Spangled Banner Iseas-assssaeseaeeeea-esss l Miss Bessie Goth is cnloylnl a voca- tion from her duties at the South Nor walk freight olllce, Miss Anus Graham, of New Britain. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Russell Mead, of 8 Billie avenue. Thomas Reynolds, and family. has] moved from their former residence on East avenue to the first district. 3 I Miss Muriel lanes, of Cove Avenue. entertained the. meitibenl of tile Que his club at her home iali'. evening at which time also the usual routine busi. 1ness of the club was tnnsscled. - The next meeting of the East Nor: walk llitplovt-iilcnt Association will be- licld on Tuesday afternoon. Dec. 2. at the Community‘iiull. Business of im- portance is to be transacted and all members are urged to attend. l i Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles thsl. oi First :ltl'ett. East Side. are proud plil'-' cuts of it sevenpouud baby girl. is" ’L'hE arrived at it late hour Monday I‘ ling. . Mother and daughter are ~~ ‘Li today. and father is passing l ulind the cits-f are. i. The members of St. Agnes Guild of Christ Church assembled at the home! of Mav Anglemnn on East Washingtoni street last evening at which time. R report given showed that the recent. entertainment held by the (fillld was; a success and a neat sum was rml-Z ised. l i The East Side schools will close this. ,Rllt‘l'llCOl’l for the Thanksgiving boll-3 days and will not reopen until next, Monday thcrtbv giving the chntlren‘ a four day vacation from their stud ies. Special programs have been pre- pared at each of the schools for this; = afternoon. ’ '. Someone entered the garage of Frank W. Buckhclts. in the‘resr of his 'lvi- ‘o "t, "‘1 Sit Jni‘n's street, last eyt‘m ing and stole his Tribune bicycle. The . ,. = minted black and was equipped with mud'guards and an old- fasliioued bell. The matter Was re- ported. to the police who have the case Henry B. Cooke’s wood-yard is now iniullswing.sndthesoundoithe div. and Mrs. B. H- Raymond oi Mansfield avenue entertained a num- ber of little folks. Saturday afternoon. at a birthday party in honor of the seventh anniversary of their little daughter, Lois. Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Lutterinsn entertained a number of guests last Thursday evening at their home on the Post Road. As Mr. Littler-man has disposed of his interest in the Home Garage. they expect shortly to make their home at Fitch's Home for the Soldiers. where Mr. Lutterman ls stew- m. "Country stvle" is to be observed in the decorations and supper to be hold next Saturday owning lit the house of Woodway Country Club. The affair will he in the nsture or a vic- tory celebration. There will be s but: fet supper, and dancing from 8 till midnight. Sentinel Wont Ads Sure to Pay. their cellars. Betas an bursting boob wheat cool during tho mild W and savingthelarpreoaliortherd cold period. While going east a Main. street, yesterday alter-sou. riding a bicycle. Tranknrands.anahleloputentha brake quick enough. ran against a wagon driven by Demos But. which was coming oat. from csintast Place. Brands island It hand. a was taken to Jones Drug Store and went home after the blur, was at- tended. ‘i‘lie wagon was the property of Wilbur Orabb oi Wendel“ street. i—Stamford Advocate. As 'usual there will he a union Thanksgiving service oi the Methodht ~ Episcopal and Baptist dim'lk . 'I'hursdsymorningatflmulhs Methodist, episcopal church in now. ’ ton avenue. Rev. Harry I. Andean. pastor oi the Baptist char“; will our- dnct the services and”. B. l‘. Kas- tendieek cf the lethcdkt church In! preach the sermon. Ilsa Ms Mill and Mrs. Ray-nor Worms will an. The people oi the community are he ‘vlted to be present. . _ ..- Try it Sentinel Wont Ad. \ ‘ If you want to make the cooking of the Thanksgiving dinner easier, then by all means get at Stamford range to cook it with. Some of the finest Thanks— giving dinners ever eaten in New England were cooked on Stamford ranges. il‘Oil sun: all ,. lliiRACE R. NASH ’4 Cc-‘rilcr North Milli and “(st Sis. ‘All-I-Ib ,60~People—-—50. REGENT THEATRE Fr‘dil'e’élii‘i'ihfi‘éhetlli‘liifiélil‘ “”8 an... FIRE uh... ...... Benefit Hope Hose Co. No. 2 Members in Active Service in trance. , “SEE THE GREAT FIRE SCENE." p Del-one. $1.10 (War Taxincluded). Item ed Seats—’550, 83ciand ! —-30 Cents. under their considerstion. -_‘_- !. A number oi the’ members of the East Avenue“ M. E. Church gather“! Monday evening and tendered a miscel laneous shower to Mrs. nederick Greenwood, formerly Miss Alberu Twists. at her home. 41 Winfield street. 'The sfialr came . as a complete but. pleasant Illl'pl‘liie to In Greenwood who receiVed many useful and mil! gills. An enjoyacie evening was passed with music a late hour delikhtlhl' nefreshlieflts were served. and games‘aad ati Best sale opens at the B the, big show.’ ’ agent Theatre Boa Wednesday mormng' , November Gilles on 21th. It10h.m. “Don’tmhs a: ’ JACOBY’S ‘ Special Showing oi . LADIES’ CATS SerFORIS" ' 7
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