‘79“
1.3 ‘
out-lilo mums urn
trauma-es
a OODLQII‘ 11.08011”! I
r. KEANKS ‘ '
mum not-i. Wat ,
warm ransom your traveling bar. unit we or trunk. i
“ "WW ‘ f‘“ "0”” and “5'1“" And tor the Thanksgiving feltivitiel the new ,
Fol! tonight and Thursday; slightly I
mel- Thursday; moderate ,glnds; , suit, evening dress toga, new overcoat and , ‘
talus, Clulllll' \reatller continuedT ong‘
onbly below normal in the northern:
now rising bloulv and will probably ,
lit up to normal again by Thursday. ,
I
. . . 2
James A. Brown is substituting in ”film“... resident of Wilton. pushed
the liciutrinlent of Charities otnce tor away suddtcly ".1..- morning at his
tion In this city and his death will be'
" NdyDrCllffOl‘dB.“150mm Bridge-"w” I‘P(‘l‘llll.l‘ (lldt‘l'ed t0 the oflltlct’fl “VG .Vt‘al‘r' llt‘ has been 9“de as
business.
m...”—
“"‘“”by'fi """"‘ """“ ””m 1‘ " "" Llclit. William F. "union. or the
He Is survn'cd hv 0m“ tiaiiglitcl‘.i
this evening. .
. Mrs. John n‘tlyltcr. of iiridxcport. 'I‘lli-
‘i’l‘liuk ('orps rs lit his home on Mouton
strict oil a few days‘ furlough, cover-
(‘trccinn circles. and proprietor of the
Mil-iii Katherine t‘lul‘cn. nhu ll‘llrs tin" ll '5‘. v lliilu
' p ‘ .. icondv ptol‘t‘ on South main street
the past week been quite ill at her ...---.
improving quite rapidly. will of cotllpletion on “union liroth- i his 1mm". -
. l ers‘ building lit 6 “'3" street. Tho-“WWW“ «by his Wilc. Who is at pre-
' In' programme with the usual (‘09- supports of tho building mu) bpcomt-Kcm seriously ill, and one small child.
tom of past years. the B. it, Ilotchkiss rather undopondablo. so the glass walkt'nl“ funeral arrangements 3"“ '"
Company, of Hoyt street, this lllflTlllllE
‘ presented each of their employees hczlms were Inserted, and the
A meeting of the Bai'lur‘s t‘nioii ‘ Special Thanksgiving Day Dinner,
WM held in the City Hotel last even-int the “Illlllt‘lfl‘mo Hotel. Price stall
‘ ' V ‘ by an auto
R l » - : i l, u” t~ . l to ~13". rttutk and titurlitll lttjuied
tux. outino bustutss was translated , ’lu Ill i lt“ti\ ll, 1 ours I l , ldrlH-n by Michael J. l "‘0 . I “m
.Bt. Paul's Church will he tit R o'clock ‘ ' ‘ r
’ ~ ~ ». I :(‘lllll0. (onstablc llcnn seize.
it: tomorrow morning. This hour may...“ publication of more dellnile dotallo con i W tilt
.. . . Murine donl‘u'ho happened to ho in the vlcinltl'-
I h rch on urlling lllt Mll‘t‘allille , . .
mflb::igr- 13;; o :0 : Sinuvenient mused it further jump of 7 1-2 points ended the sufferings of the animal ““0
ill)!!! “gm be trrc afterward for “W lll Marine PM. at midday. Rillthleut It out of misery.
-' Stet-l Spring ~advanced 3' 1-2 poillts otl~
l l - i
iimu'me. of the day. It is hoped “u its increased dividend and lenders l‘nl- . BARLOW FINED .100 FOR CON-
..——
all St. Paul's people will be lit Church Ii “ ‘ .. h N TEMPT.
.1." the service, at which ihe‘twochnlrs " ‘“ if“:.'_._-..._.n_.-. s
will] be in attendance. Special Thanks ‘ ‘ VFW HAVEN NM. 27‘ Lester p.
_ ) i l a a .
“V1083 and prayer.“ for the. ““9“ ‘3‘” tAMI AKIN FOR ‘ i liilrlow. flt‘l‘lfll lioinli illuoiltor lllltl lilti-
be MTGM- All 3'9 invited t” ““9““ ITALIAN RED CR E‘tllitlons export. whose divorce still
he » . .- ”4......” .
Willa wish to take part in this soil icc. against nimv Maryon Dario“. beg“
«- ' I - .'
.. _ (Contlniltttjl'mm Your One) lycsterdnr and stopped by Judge How—
‘ r—«Jacoby's store _opcn until it 0- “'- order. the men poorly fed, were made ard Curtiefiwho ordered a mistrial he-
illlll evening. to labor incessantly and no attentioil'cuuse Barlow made. objectionable
' -_ --.... whatever paid to their health. Wellvcmnmem u, counsel for u“. respon-
‘l‘llc article in yesterday's Sentint‘l and healthy men were housed In the; dent. was finpd $100 h". contempt M
l" “I l . t‘ ntral same rooms with consumptives. _ .
filing the efforts 0‘ he 9 such places tuberculosis thrived lllltl;“'ufl “"1“?-
ifllmst Company Interests will” control “filmed fem-u, tom ‘ , ¢,__.-__..-_...
otthe Fairfleld, County National Bfl‘lk‘ When the armistice was signed tllt‘i GOVERNMENT TO BUY SHIPS.
caused considerable interest in bank- prisoners were releas’ed and were to; NEW YORK Nov. 2;. gym otter 01'
log circles. The ofl'iccrs of the Con- :ctiicéugsg 3? :35" htll'iilfstllgy 2.1;"; the United States government to pit}
tr” my: company Wish it undor- rdlund to be In stich’conditlon that. the “MS“ the 72°:le 3““ "ms 0‘ ships
ntood that the bank as an institution health of that'entll‘e country would (it the international Mercantile Ilia-
ls not a party to any such‘movcment, be imperiled It they were brought rim» company that fly the British flag.
dad that any soliciting‘tlist may he homemfltmgstugetrymeman. ott thirty“. understood to have been “gamed
‘ « l ll‘tflms’ ° "3“” ”new 5‘- nv. '
7 progress is .3 0:30“: fixated in and It would be impossible to allow H. u" (onipa '
“0 Dim 0‘ “1°50 “ 0 ar '- iheln to mingle with healthy people.
the ‘entorprlse. .fgr tea; gt contagion and spread ‘ of ACTORS ENTERTAIN
:r————~—~——A-~ ~ ----- -~~ ' M" .t intake-dorm, oi Stamford, who' is.‘ , WAEINGCROWDS
.) o 9 . :woll krown throughout. the atnto ns' -
. Stmfim‘s 38“!de for to. speaker. will be at the Arion Hull; LONDON. Nov. 27.~Thousands of
“818113. Chills and Fever tuttilorlow evening with a number of people in ovefi-mwdcd London who
. .00 “ tether Well known lutiinn speakers as stand for hours before theaters walt-
V'fi'fmfion Gmmnmd or mongyfiihe guest of the. Italian Social Club. in: to get the best unreserVed seats
\ ....-.__....... _
+4+++++++++++++++++++++++++
Iwunded - lhall and the'men will be on hand to for sillitteilr actors. As the crowds
' fluttered ”"1 801d By Sundress the audience and to explain have steadily increased the past three
81; nit-Powell 011).. [and organize the local drive. to work months the queques gradually became
a! New ‘in conjunction with the committees in longer. The actors come and enter-
, . . . other cities. ‘ ' ' ‘ lain them while they wait. .
‘ “Wm >- Two black-faced comedians are“ the
most popular. They maybe seen any
iatte'rnoon or, night where the lines one
liongeat and are busy bettveen song
and Joke picking up coins thmwn to
‘them All Italian girl with o. pleasing
voles olso it! popular and successful.
Every tbeotro in London is doing a
thriving business now. ., Hundreds of
m on here till leave. Motives oi.
mum in. London for a few days
‘ Evene-Greall’ire ;-
w ‘mmistutnunmymnmolmm:
’ ,lom d «9-;-
miiulttIIIhi-whphadhm W
. ‘0
‘ ‘ my I A l V “gaw'n SI‘ OEEEIAMFORD: in allele Norton schools todayl MINTZ ‘
would he led.
resimildcd by sending 85,000,000 bush“
tonnage.
we} '3‘
”The club will hold a dance in the aroafui'nishtng a moons of livelihood ‘
ESaoriliee to Entire Allied Loat
Greatest Stools Food
Achievement.
"a
; SUFFICIENT SUPPLY now.
turn to Their Normal Sop-
ply of White
\ Bread.
tirel‘lllladolvillg all other accomplish- l
intents of the Aillerlcuu people under '
mostly southwest and west. Snow {lulu-J . - _ . .
_ _ . . “ eve llln else to we“. m “”01““! com“ :tlle leadership of food Administration
its have occurred during the last! ryt K t I Y . ‘is the “awry or ““2““ export: m the .
twentyvtoilr hours in the Pastel'ndlm'“ style. 1 past sixteen months. Our wheat ex-
am at the Lake Region and the north- '2 ‘ - l port program proved conclusively to
an districts cast of the Rocky Noun—l, Ellie world that .tlliei'ica was Ill this
' 3 war from start to finish and willing to
‘ _ . i make y - i re it will i .ll
.l. W... W Rogers & Stevens . :li.:....‘i..:. ......'.“.':.
The. temperature which was consid- | “mm“ (,1 W’l'k' overseas, upon
whom rested the heaVIcst weight of
districts during the last few days. isi Norwalkaso, Norwalk our war.
Now that pressure on ocean tonnage _
t to Miami by the stopping of large move-
ments of troops to lint-ope, we may rc~ :
Ina our efforts to sure wheat. The It‘-
. huwnwtn .. 1—”
RATHER A YEAR 16- AGO} _ H “‘W“ "_" , M “”M’“ ....---_~.- cumulated surplus in Auctralla, Argen-
TODAY. i Mi“ Lillian "Donovan, of N0“ ““1“ DEATHBANDFUNERALB line and other hitherto inaccessible
’l‘cluiierutilrc: lllnlt. till; inn: li'ill'. it: Spending the week with her W... markets will become available, and
. ;,_ lam. mother on \l’tl‘shington street. George Barlow. prohnhly no more. than our normal stir-
(ltvtllut- Ilul‘lou. all old and llit'lll)’ plus will have ‘0 “Au“! this country.
We itl America and lllt‘ nations which
have “'0“ the world for freedom will
be. enabled to eat their normal when!
0 ' .
a tow-days ioi- Louise ill-usctlwein home at thy Wilton Ilescrvoir. Mr. loaf til the common tnhle of the pen-
'Vt’llO is enjoying: it volition. Barlow enjoyed an enviable repiltii- piesofdcniocrllcy.
We entered the past cmp year with
Top serge»tit—Victor“. Darin. who . . , , _ ii \iheut supply “lilt'li gnu.- us only
”“9“” b’ “I" firm" ”a" ”my summon bushels avnilstllo for ex- _
‘ . ‘ part. When the crop your ended. We
N", Enrol Feslcrdzii in Somalia. 0" “mm“: srhool at Camp Lee. "a" h" (fill‘i'talit‘r ol' the South Norwalk Ros- had ml," l-li.t)00.ll|il “we“, of wheat
i‘““1‘ “on"mbh discharged "m“ the Hill at Wilton and was alwavs rcKal‘d- to Europe. The Alucrlclitl lll‘l'l‘h? M"
sortie". and hill arrive home todai'. 5”] M “ faithful and valued Employ“. slut-d out of their normal cotisutlilitioil
. ' ' l‘.’1.000,00tl bushels.
A surrcy of export figures allows
‘ tilliil the consci'vtttiml of flour hrquIu
...___.___ illncml alrnngeinentii “8‘9 not b“"",nluiut by the \"lll‘fllll‘fih meals. wheat-
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Nuhll, oi" lit mg the 'l‘hankiinivhlg holidaw from t-tliiipletcd as wt and will he anlloliilc~~ less days, Klllisllllltlnti in our lint-hens
Golden Hill street are the proud liul- ' . . pd later. and burden. ctinhlc'l ms to N‘llll to
‘ f b b' ' l"l . . i V“ " (‘ninp hit, 3. .i.. where. he is lit pres: . . fl our armies and ”m "In”. 33““.000
3:“; t; it 311) Hill, in ill I All“ \ t .t l.xiil stmiolloti 3 GOOI‘GO Stevens bunch of white "um... “m.“ llguretl
o :- onto 9 mom nu". . . _ _ .. . , __ _ | p
. - lit-orue Sterilis Well-ltnuuli lll llM'lll "" mm" “M “‘ “Wm“ 0'”) 0U"
— 1 —'.ltu'0li_\'rl store open until to p. in. 0" visible surplus. \\t' “tillltl‘llil‘t‘ been
able to :1le less ilutu 1.000.000 llnrrcla.
Before the lsi of llt'l‘t'llllll‘l‘ our sur-
name in Connecticut avenue. is non l‘:xl0n.~l\‘(‘ "repairs a", notv H, the hearing his name. died this noon at plus told (one. ominous, and an addi-
ol South linin street. lie Iii tloiuil adoption bushels had been talk-
't-n from the stock reserved for home ‘
conmnlptton mill luldml to ilie'ourplus
tilt'otldy shipped to the allies.
An unknown and ownoflms dog was bushels he could not take responsi-
l bility for assuring his people that they
The Amer...” people inc. the merits or German requests for
loud and to decide upon means (or llrocesslonal—“Come. Ye Thankful];
shipped 05,900,305 hustle-ls . since Jilly
Ahsnltitcly the only IImltiitIon upon
our trlictlt ell-ports since the. Ilitest Intr-
rclit this been the scurclty of occult
1t exports continue at the
present rule. by July 1 of next your.
we will have scnt more than 237.5(M~
000 bushels to Europe.
Thus are we. looking good Alncrlcn'o
pit-due. tlitlt the broad rations of Alligd _
l-Zurt-pc. shall he tiinititulllcd.
A Memorable Achievement
of the Titanic Struggle1
Ahlerlcn saved rind sent to lflllropei
in it your oi crop failure 141,000,000
bushels oi’ n’itcut. which saved Europe. 5 .
~i~+-c++++++-i +-:-r-t~++»t-++ .
*0
AND
A GERMAN FEAR CONFIRMED
'_.-—-
A statement mndehy a promi- .
this country was declared In it
slate of war .lrttii Gerilluny
country clear thinking students
of the American republic. Only
In his confidence that ueJould
not land in Europe titfilit‘ipnt
troops to affect the final decision
was this German iiiistnheil.
“I do not {2an the American
soldiers," he told a high olliclnl
they cnnnot arrive In time. What
i tour to the Intelligence and de-
votion or “one. hundred inllllon
original minds and people lrtitn-
ed to a faith In Individual Initia-
tire. ,The tiny thllt these peo;
ple, now so materialistic in out-
ward appenrance. “tire stirred
spiritually, that day Is the day
oi Germany’s doom"
++l+++++ 4-»:- -l-'-t¥ 2i--t-~i--i«t--t--
A' GERMAN HOPE DISPRQVED «It
licnt German ofllelnl soon after +
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g.
shows that even In the moms +
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did not undervalue the strength +1
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ot our government. “because *l‘
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enuresis FLA 1:»:- ’ ‘rltralo'r‘lc nxnncisns.
3 IN AN AIRPLANé-r
(Continued not: Pm One)
l
Y'ay Golf Club grounds on the Ollt-r
skirts oi Standout.
1 The two men were returning from
features of these excersieeu. in all;
. schools the following little story and
a trip to Witch, Hub. and had . beautiful esuy by a little school Sitli - - ,-
:Dnviouely landed at New Haven.“ tune will be read or recited. l
"mm "“5“ gm“ W“ "W; Patriotism is at high tide nor
SW of a Propeller blade. 'Afterl‘mn‘ school children and :11 0‘ them: WAR“ ACCOUNTS m
rennin a start volt made [or Mitchel . would be glad to contribute something
field. Illneola. L 1.. from whence the 3 w this Thanksgiving occasion. -
pet" hai‘l flown hi“ i: ‘v \- rc". When
pimwbmuountmn r02 rim THANKSGIVING TRIP here's ' V“ in “mm W'" '¢ M u M- 1“ _ “ ""' W“ "Mt
13AM“ til. ulna Wu beating about Lieu-
‘tenaut Butts' head when Swll came to
his aid. The motor was ruined by
the tire. The lieutenadt Buttered butt
slight injury. .
‘ THANKSGIVING scawcss
TA: Grace Baptist Church Thursday,
Nov. 30th, 1918
11 0. ill. sermon and testimony meet—
ing.
5 An appropriate program has been
prepared for evening. eight o'clock
«sharp.
t
. Program
Singing Ulll' National Hymn
, Invocation -
Singing <
Audience
Addl‘t-se‘m-"Tlle Negro and (he \‘l'nr "
_ _ Mr. W. C. Minion
*ltocitatlouv
, Mrs. G. W. Johnson
instrumental Solov
Master Nathaniel and Miss Autrliu
. Hopkins '
l’aiici‘»A--“Ttle First Thanksgiving
3 Mia: Jeanette Randolph
‘ Plano Selectioilw
‘; Mills Elsie O'liryanl
Select Reading—-
I Mrs. Robeit Dunn
Piano Selection"
Miss Sarah Ward
Vocal Solo-
. Mrs. Jesse I). Whip-head
Address-—
Rev. Edii'. Purdy. I). Ii., Nyack. N. l’.
l‘iano Selection“
Mrs. Frank Scott
Miss Jeanette lil'Ot‘li, of Hampton
Nornml tutti Induutn’al Institute. will
deliver an address, “A Good Man."
Great uuanotto singing by Messrs.
Henry Wood. Waverley liailcy, Will.
H. Bailey and John Reid. of Norfolk.
Va., Mrs. John \V. (‘00k and Mrs.
. times I). Milo.
Program Committee» ‘vllev. Edward
Henry Simuls. minister.
Refreshments served. and teach one
is requested to bring it specilt'
Thanksgiving altering.
HOOVER lN PARIS
o..-
it lltwul- l PARIS, Nov. 27. ((HKV‘NF‘)-'”}dt‘r-
ed hardly possible that no could brlnx bert C. Hoover, American Food Admin-
in from M the. building was roiliovcd. chill-co of Dilector D. \‘l’. Raymond and our totitl exports shove 100.000.0011 Istrator. Is hero and is taking up with
walk m “m t... announced Intel. bushels by July 1. But In January the the Millie the re-ptirtitltion of dispos-
_ . .. .._,_.,_;..--,-- lute lion] llhohdtlu. then ilrltisli Food
“lb 8 "n“ “‘3 “m“k‘fl‘l“: ““"“'-"' ""““"”‘"-" "9mm“! 3' mom ooc KILLED sv AUTO. Controller. ...bit-ti tlitlt unless we nidmtion will give food first to the
‘ alum send nu additional Tamil“) Alllel. then to neutrals and then (0
able food-studs. The. plan under con-
onemlos. Mr. Hoover desires that a
commission meet at Brussels to oxen»
prentice's degree will be worked.
—_.—,. _. at. .._.. ._.. ......._,-,...
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the, Hellenic Temple on‘Wall street
at 7:30 this evening. The entered an Daemon—Selected.
. Connort, Every Room
From getting-up time till bedu'l'ne. Perfection Oil Heaters radiate
generals, irmpen‘eive. wholesome warmth. mom starting
_ thallium): these sharp dusk-preserve ‘
~' miller. CarryaPerfeotion Oil Heater from mornbomom and
‘_' 'nygootlobye landfill. ‘ ' — ‘
IN THE CITY SCHOOLS!
the children are Joining In brief pat-f
riotic exercises in celebration oil ’
Thanksgiving Day. Patriotic songs. ell-E “was I“
says and four minute speakers are the!
3 This little essay was picked up bY‘ .
Commitment-r John ii. Finley. or New. ’ ‘—" j
lYork. when visiting public schools in . “"0 AW'WKM'ED
Frame a little more than a year ago. . --———
Mr. Finley read the compositions of u‘ BRIDGEPORT, N07. flu—Mr. and
ism” 0’ middle grade NW“ and “*- llra. Patsy Vincents were local! deed
lauded this one as too good to be lOel. -
an has since been read by millions at u we be“ "mm, mm a a”.
lpeople. home. No. Bl Wallace street. Dotti
' Essay of 1 Twelve Your Old French was due to gas poisoning. The couple
1 “M“ G'"- lelt a gas jet open In the mom.
i It was on a little river, dimes-t oi
tbroolt; it was called the Yscr (eez-el).
One could talk from one side to the Sentinel Want A“ 3“" w h"
other without raising one‘s voice, and W
the birds wuld tly orer it with one N Y II H 6-1! Tu Tu
. ., . . .
lsweep of their wings. And on the two
ibunlis there were millions of men, the 111 Meet Sept. 22. 1013.
,on« turned to the other. eye to eye.
tht the distance which bellman-ii SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
.‘theln was greater than tht- stars in A. M.—1:l7x, 6:271. 6243:, 6:08,
the sky; it was the distance which 6:57x. 'lcllx. 7254!. 8:211, llzlllx. 8:59.
lirpllrates‘ right [tool justice. 9:39. 10:33:, 11:21.
The ocean is so vast that the sea- P. M.—712:ti31. 12:32 (Strunlord
gulls do not dare to cross it. During only). 1:091. 1:381, 3717:. 4:321,
seven aye and seven nights the great 5:2“, 5:46, (2:021, 6:41 (Stumioli.
atoll bins of America. going at full only). 7:021; 8:061, 10:07:
speed, drive through the deep waters Sunday.
before the lighthouses of France Conn: A. M.—-1:-I7. 5:27x, 5:493. 8:69
Into view; but from one. side or the 0:191. 10:33:. 12:03x.
ocean to the other hearts are toucll- P. M.—~1:09x. 2:441 3:121, 4:323.
ing. 5:10. 6202):, 6:57. 7:021, 7:67;. 9:19x.
a..- 10:071. 10:40, 12:341.
‘ LARGE ADVANCE BEAT SALE . NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
FOR “THE FIRE BRIGADE." LIL—4:101, 5:30. 6:3l, 8:00x, 8:511,
'1'] ». ll 11“. t a] . f H - . 3:151, 92‘51, 102501.
"mgcinl {m‘f £32m 8] f g; F?“ P. M.—-12:03x. 12:45:. (Saturdayl
‘ p‘ ’ pa" 9 ”9 only) 1:06 (except Saturdays) 1:06
Brigade," which is to be presented at (Saturdays only). 2:151, 2:57, 3:30x.
the Regent Theatre on Friday even- 8:53, 4:23, 6:13; 5:29. 6:00x. 6.203.
inn. November 29. for a Christmas “1101: ”115‘: 1:145;-
‘ l U ' l — u" ’0
loud to illt‘ members of theli host A. ill-6:00. 8:003, 9:00,. 10:03"
tcompuny still in active service in 10:5”.
‘ France. opened tip lively at the these 1’. M.—-12:10. 1.031, 3:351, 5:02.
lire box outco- ihlii mornlnsmnd prom. 6:25. 6:00X. 1:05, 8:10x, 11:15x. nus.
’Ises a full house on Friday evenlng. SOUTH NORWALK 11° new HAVE"
A. M.——12:26x. 12:08:. 5:371, 6:07.
.Al‘hw'h “‘9 “mm“ “10 h“ ”9““ 5:25,s:oo:.7:os 8:101.11:l§x.11:45x.
unusually good. there are still large P, M.—~1:20, 3327!. 4:28, 5:19, 6:21,
.llunlbers of desirable seats yet to be 0:01, 7:08x, 9:251. ‘
:lfad' m H w" mm "m f" 3'" ”cured A. N.—-—12:26:?”12gx. 7.43. 9:1”.
.your seats it would be well to do no at 10:" 11.1”. 11.5“.
'encc, an the play In one or unusual p. 'u._z;1o;. 41431., 0:48, 3:33,.
merit and promises to be the strontr 7:00;. 8:28L92251. -
test and best local play ever present- NEW HAV‘N To SOUTH NORWALK
at! In Norwalll. Capt. Belong suites “fix'ufilgvzsasofegfggt 8 gfidfg‘)’:
: that the cntile cast' are exceptionally 9141,3113“). ‘
good and will put up 3 input show. P-‘u.‘-—12317X. 3:40x_ 4:35,} 5:131,
Reverted seats 55c and 88c, and 31.10 5:37. 8:11, 9218:.
. . Sundays. ‘
(war tail included). Gallery 30 cents. A. ”342:2“. 4:101, 4:531. 7:56:
8:30x. 9:411, 11:00.
THANKSGIVING SERVICE AT . p. u.._12;17x, 1:551, 2:231. 3:002. \
TRINITY ‘ CHURCH It“, 5:138. 6:11x. 1:051, 11:18:. 9:86.
-10 ii. in. special Tllnnksgiving morn 11:40, .
lug service with address. “Thanksgiv sour" NORWALK To DANBURY.
ing and it'll Call for tho. Future." , i a. lit—43:13. 3:27. mm. , '
M08101“ program: P. M.-—1:27. lrfiix (Saturdays only),
39:. 6:25.
1nd otllcers were nominated to hii' w r “' ,.__._..._- . - .
'Hti'um. reslt-rdily tittci noon. 'Mr. Rlor els of “heat saved from "u.“- home meeting them. People Come”
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thed‘ at tllt. coining annual mectinl. [TODAY IN WAPL STREET zdon was tli'ivinll ll." “19 “13' Hull “'1‘?“ consumption. helm-en the first of the . ' ” Psalm~ 0 Praise the Lord- l A, u,__g;35 gufsd ys
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