Aching holiday.
children Were present.
ficrgarten progr
morning with Miss Ferguson.
“gram
dergzlrten .
311th and Junior
room. The
High rooms
.15!) the Second floor. ‘ .
' The programs were as follows:
Marvin Kindergarten.
. Lillian F. Ferguson, teacher.
.Morning hymn.
“The Story-oi the First
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~Virginia Jirlza.
? "Phyllis Bracken.
’Sp‘ner. “Thenlcst’llin: Day."
finger Play,
"blew" .' V
Bong, “The Song of l’l'oad.'
,...
Recitatlon “Work and l'Lzly" 'eCrcilg
Schimeriing. i
, “Tllankssivinc Sony." ;
Finger Play, “Mr. Duck and Mr. Turm'
. k9?” ,
Song. “0W“ tlw River and Through;
the \Yood." . - ,
"Recitation. “Thanksgiving" -— .\l:‘rw.l(
. “'arm. l
.Song "Tllankr‘zivin: in lll“ Barnm
Folk lizlrow - 13:: tlln r-llillllezi.
" Grades 1 2 and 3
"Song. "Father. Vi": Thank
Grades 1. 2 and 3.
Seyen children from Grade 2.
'Reoitalion.
« Grades 1. 2 and 3.
Recitation, “Tile JullVHRide
Pumpkins"~Mary Young. 'é
tion"~ Ton r'hillll'r'n from (“trade 1.
Recitation. "Tommy Bob"—~Billy Mills
Recitation. "The, Doll's Thanksgiving
Agnes Foley.
Katherine Groeschner.
Recitation. "l\'h_v".’"—Charlo.< “’ooks.
and 3.
. Weeks.
' Pugh.
3. ~——Kzltllcrino Bialwnoll
311g. “The
.Four gills rroul Grade 1.
fuller VVrigllt.
nce. “Gustaf‘s
V, S.kol"~—chen
dren from Grade.
2.
.. Grades 1. .9. and 3.
-; Grades 4, 5. 5. 7 and Junior High,
: ng, “Thanksgiving Song.”
L’eonm‘d Harris.
—Philip “'ilcox.
in
- "'iey Roberts. . ,.
n'g'. “Swing the Shining Sickle.”
. , mdence"~~Cenevieve Perry.
, Manksgiving" Lillian VVl-icht.
ll‘_.‘Hi:‘-ltorv or a Seed"—~Fivo girls.
we Thanksgiving“~—Rohhins Avery.
We Indian"~-VVallace Marvin.
g. “Harvest Home.”
ong. “Turkey Land.”
iroem. “The First
Class.
epitaxfon. “Pen Picture of th
Thanksgiving"——Howard \‘lln Zelell.
collation. “Baby‘s Thanksgiving"—
Marzaret Jarvis.
flung, “Thanksgivinnr.”
Illustrated Poem. “The First Thar-ks-
giving Day"——Read bv Florence Del-
:win: presenmd'by \Nilson Walsh,
Earl Scam. Elmer Croshv. ”William
.Morrill. Fred Hodges. Joules Haz-
lett. Frank Hoytylrma Avel'v. Nellie
:Bibby, May Gutteridge and Louise
'Hodzes.
331mg, “Kipling’s Recessional."
.dred Hoyt. Helen LoWndes, Grace
Lowndes, Dorothy Cummings. Elea-
' nor O’Brien. Anna Kuborric and Mn-
flel Van Schaick.
As we all know ' the long winter
.venings approaching can be most
gleasantly spent in reading a ’good
:book, the Public Library. under the
sure of the East Norwalk Improve-
pent Association. is fully alive to that
get, and. while a new book would be
ost acceptable, Some of th.n old fa-
_rlt£;,s are asked for, if anyone can
re them. The list following is
witing those that are too worn to
,. ir: “Peg 0' My Heart."~“Ne'erDo
4-11,,” “Money Moon." “Doctor David,"
., t 11d Elsie," ,“Ranching for Silvia.”
Llain "Hood,” “The Boy Aviator, or
first Service." “Jack Antone. the In-
, ns"—jureniles. .
fractice shoots were held on 'the
rlon Point range yesterday in
we Nor-walk Gun club which started
n from Connecticut. and .New York
1 participate. .
Ellis evening in the Community
‘_, Van Zant street. the _.Pastime
ket: ball team will hold practice.
e members of the first and second
ms are requested to attend.” The
-'l‘o Prevent mam
.- and
t.
the Marvin school conducted three
te programs in honor of the, ap-
Many parents, of
The kin
am was held in the
The
second and third grades had their
in the afternoon. in the km-
fourth. fifth. l
held
'theirs toother, in the assembly room,
Thanksgiv-
‘SOIIE; ”Little Pilgrim Maidens." w-.\l~.lr-
filon Hoim. Charlotte (humming; and :-
Becitation. “T115 Thank You Tlme“—-'
"The Tlllmkr'lzil'in: lzl-
‘I‘ilee"-— j
Recitatir..n.,“Snvon Pumpkin lle:l(ls“~~
“Dannie l)urkee"~Helen i '
1
Straub.
Recitation. “My Thanksgiving"——Cm
Glover. '
'Rer'ilalion. "The thic Vine"~Hulh;
Porter. '
'Song. “Thanksgiving at Gl'andpa's'i—E
of the‘
Recitation. “A Thanksgiving Recit‘a-'
Song. ..Over the Rive‘r"—G1‘ados 1. 2
-ecitat.ion. "An Appetitle"—-Raymond
- itation, “in Confidence"-Kathi—‘33::'
citation. “The Little" Puritan Mair"
chil- the penalty
_-ng. “My Country 'Tis of Thoe"~
weltatim1 “A Thanksgiving Fable”~——;
citation. "A Disappointed Pumpkin"
- ecitaf‘om “November .Styles"—Thur- ‘
Thanksoiving"— moved into their winter homeral
e First‘
"Woetlcal Pageant of the Grains"—-M1V‘°"Y Day.
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IsrlM512Mllrc..L"
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sMiss Belle Davis, of 36 59- R
Her Life Story; It Is
Country 5-;
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unsung h"l'(|lll(~. who served llcr coun-
; try faithfully during the war. There
are many cases lll;e this that deserve
mommfln. “Thanksgiving" ,_ Gordon to have. recognition. Miss Davis was
Hamblcn. enthused and wanted to go over there.
Recitation. “Thanksgiving Dav” _ ‘ with the. Red Cross lTllion in 1917. but
was: r-ujccnsd on account. of hifl' ago—~
‘llur, being a plucky young lady. she de-
cided that she might get mass it tele-
phoneoperator—and the way she went
right to our nation‘s capital and again
tried. but, vras again, rejected. My,
how this 'you‘n}: lady 1prayed and hoped
.tllat th‘ would. do llr-r hit but, was dis-
appointed. Nothing daunted, she re
[solved that she would 'knit
:(lvvr ll‘lfl‘f‘. Sh» knitted
over 241
V‘ecitation. “Thanksgiving Dinner" __ army sweaters and \vrotcinulny letters
.but she pal". Jones' Drug Co., Stamford: H. E. Noir:
1to her fl lends over till-re
and became run down and
.nervous, lost her color: her cheeks
filial were once. may became pale. and
lPaslimc will start their season-
in a short time.
teal estate rccmds; show the trans—
f( r of lot and building on \Vinfleld
street, formerly owned by the Estate
m Salah C. \Yhitloek to Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Plait. ’
7'11}?
3 llllllnl -
1 Mrs. John H. Ferris and household
,have abandoned Cobble Cottage ‘ at
:llell island for the seas-on and have
3.”-
lVest avenue. .
. The committee appointed at the
Imeeting on October 29 to confer with
the commissioners
ltaxing district fflagardinlg the lower.
ling of the water rates, paid by the
fpeopie of Rowayton, which are twice
glhoge paid within the city limits, re,—
.ported progress. but no: final report
,was ready to be made. .Ro'lvayton peo—
ple who are connected With the ctty
‘water—and there are,many—-—pay into
,thc second district water department.
ltwico as much as the people in the
For instance, householders
.in South Norwalk might payvfilo per
'year for water, while a resident in
(Rowayton pays $20 for
service. A gentleman who canvassed
the place to see just what was paid
for city water found that‘over $6,000
was paid annually to the second dis.
trict commissioners. This is consid-
‘ered high. and, while prdperty own-
ers were willing to pay the higher
rate for water until
tending the main lo Rowayton was
{paid for. they consider that as the
main has long since [heed paid for
,nlany times over, the rates should
now be reduced. The commissioners
cla‘m that the cost of sending the
water down through this section is
itwice fasmuch as to serve. the city
.South Norwalk. The people on Belle
,L‘sland pay for the full year’s use of
mine water and use» it but a few
:mcnths. This, in the opinion or
many. Should be taken into considera—
gfineparation for the official match of tion. that money being clear gain. ("day of the serious accident at the?
,More will be heardpn this subject at
10 o’clock this morning. The snoot a later date, as Rowayton residents where Allan D. \Vashburn 0‘ W35},
, remastered With the American Trap- are somewhat stirred up and-they are #71810“. Cornelius “Mathewson?
. tars association, and expert rifle hopeful that the'district. «commission- .‘M. New.York Hit! and William .11
jers will later see the matter in the
gsame light that they do.
.hafscoi-theSsin
army '
Frightened Pumpkin”—-— vweaters and CUI‘X‘C‘SDOM with the boys
of the Second:
the. some .
the, cost ol.’ exp
in would seem as though, the two seri—
or-
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:Becitation. “Spelling"-~—Elizabot,ll Lane, 1“
‘w Recitation. “he Letter "I‘"’--»Donzlld :
Shufolt ’ 3
Song. "Mulch-lint Grades 2 and fl. ; , n 1" ' . l
“Recitation. “The Turkey" -~ Frank _ , _ M 88 ,BELLE ‘AVIQ‘ -
' Glover. 3 This is snnply the story of a littlel’her complexion was not what it was.
. This young lady, instead of becom-
llng down-hearted and giving up, look-
xied around for a remedy—9nd, thanks
{(0 a friend, tried CINOT, the Herbal
i‘Tonic, and, alter taking two bottles of
,it. the most wonderful change has
_eomc over her; her complexion is
bright and losy; she is full of life, and
says she never felt better in her life. 3
The above story simply is written std
show the public the merit of cmoru ,‘
a quick tonic and builder. and it, in.--
also written on behalf of a young lidy’l
who gave her health up in the cahu‘
of her country. ' ' "
CINO'I‘ is sold at Plalsiod's Drug‘
Store. \Vashington street. Also. at the
Westport Drug 00., Wesiporl; Switz—
‘cr's Ding Store, ,Southport; W. H
throup’s. Danbury. and at Hartman’s
Drug Store. 81 r‘airfleld Ave, Bridge-
port—Adv.
Mrs. George A. Velie has returned
.tronl her vacation. spent at Atlantic
{Cit}; .
. Carl Schmidt ”has two large live‘
'turkcya which he will rattle oi! this
:evcning. The largest of ‘the two
V:vveiglls thirty-five pounds. .
Mrsc Huntington is serlOusly ill“
from throat trouble. ,
George Brencher went to New Ha-
ven today. \
The Noroton Fire company will hold
euchrc party and dance in their ure-
house, Thanksgiving eve. -
’dale's orchestra will furnish music.
i The boys 0! Barton ' between use
Eager; of nine and eighteen are away-
ling good times Monday evening at the
Darien Methodist church. .
‘ Rev. G. E. Richter of the Post Road
:was the speaker Monday night at the
‘meeting of the Stamford Gospel Mis-
sion, which is celebrating its seventh
anniversary t is week. ' ’
3 ‘Rev. G. E. ichter started yester-
day morning for Gla-ssbore, N. J., the
center of the cut glass industry of this
Ecountry, where he spoke in the after-
inon and evening in the interest of the
gincrease Campaign of the Methooist
protestant church, one of the phages
of the Forward Movement. '
Mrs. H. D. Butler and her young
daughters, Margaret and Ruth, return-
lcd Saun'day, lrcm a week‘s visit will:
iMz‘ . Butler's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
POWell of Freeport, L. 1., who cele—v
’brated their golden Wedding last
week, and with Mr. Butler's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Butler 01 Floral Park,‘
L. I.
l ’The traffic signs about town navel
been removed for last week Constable 3
lGeorge Dance terminated for this;
season his services as trafllc officer.
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‘ous accidents on the Post Road, Sun-
day, thé first day that no such officer '
was on his post. walla be 3.300;! rea-
son for stationing an officer there
the year round. at lcaston Saturdays
and Sundays when the week—end rush’
is at its height. 5 ,
. Many people visited the scene yeah:
the. Post Road;
rail road bridge at
‘Cowiesysrfi of Remington-Conn" the
three Yale students, were injured.
.The young men are all well-connected
33nd wealthy, the wcond'hging relate
i a
l
families. .
of Admiral “’llliam S. (Soviets, U, S.
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amide, Watefliu’ry,’ Tells
Ful {of Patriotism and Love for
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‘ 1'junior high ,m j'as flm't opened ,
Jug? unmarked, {cadencyj-yowam ‘
:etc.. andstnted that under these bet- ,
iter conditions {he exporienre
to both the Vanderbilt and Whitney .
Young Oowles is grandson; ,
trip , n: were .
!wlth camel-wagons: D,
l .; ,, m3 .
gfffngonm 1‘fmwhich caused the fulfi-
sion' has placed ,under was “”5!“
luau-mg to hold when the» com!-
tion Diane Iyoun 5 men perinatal“ at
The“ committee in, chasm 1:.
1,1th donut-a Nation , id; Dam, J W_ I,
in 1mg: saucepan cllu taxman}: .3
charge 0;. the work insets. slicer. ...
lib, held an imncrm t‘rncefng last:
evening for final arrangements to be
made for the church rllpp’cr and rally
"no he rheld.all‘rtdzq night. The supper
'wlll be Served at 7 p. m., and will
:be followed by an address fily the Rt.
lRev. E. Campion Acheson, l). D., dut-
fragan Bishop of ,Qonnecllcnl. "This
SUDWT. VMCh lsfn the nature of a
'raily to publicly launch the cam‘
lpaign, 1W“! Ire-follow by specml sor-
lvices on Sunday his; and lozso
la. m, Tuesday-para: 5' a. m., Vlad-
ncaxliny eveninggatgftfi; Thursday at
57:45 a. mi Friday‘icvelfing at (via.
:and the “following Sunday, again at,
43:30 and 10:30 a: m. . The Every;
"haul-nan. flung-31:1,,flII-Mgln a! Q'Ivlfl
lChristmau morning. The committee
gin charge of the affair is as tollmvv:
.W. Raymond-Goober, chairman: H.
Douglas Butler. Edwin 1". Wood. W'ii-
‘liam Dugdale, W. M. \Veed, Mrs. Tal-
bot SL ’Johnrure. E. 1?. Fallen. Miss
‘Ediul Jones, firs, C. '1'. Gilbert, Miss
Grace. Maulhher. firs. W A. Nixon,
Mrz. M.- B. Taylor and 3555 Lucy
.Walmsley.‘ . .' ‘ ,
Prof. . H, ”Briggs 9! Comm‘ .
bit. literally, who bone of the lean-
ers ill this . amtimt mom 1,.
melatonin. and especially interested ,
‘and common-id in use development. c;
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led an address to an interested audl-Z
once of, parents. taxpayers and others i
lcpncerned ,abont educational prob- t
‘lems, Mom night, in Center school.
an the'mbioct. "How to improve Our ‘
«Schoolsf' Frat Briggs was especial!—
ly illuminant; on the question of the 1
Junior high school in which this low 1 l
has dialectal interest since its own f
this tail. and fish'broven a glowmgv
succdd._",; The “maker began by .
tracings“? your changes and im-
p ” mandala, Americancduczw
umifivgaetfiqu igréoeni years. show-
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shomnjngu the.» p (11 Elementary ,
education. He 1 ‘ . i" the great im- l
provcmenl whichiihhd been made in ‘
buildings, teachers. - organization, l
of lilo,’
educators of the country has shown
that less than eight years is nieces—l:
snry fox: (be workot the elementary schools it becomes necessary to ("ter— ”1‘11 (‘mll‘m \' 418
schools, that is El“!!! adequate traln- .ontiate. giving to each of the children lllt‘ir
lug £0.31“ the childrenxof a democracy. lac-cording to their future needs.
regardless of sooty}; 'gtandlntzu‘aéx. 0r frocent’years, he said. there had been :ur hm lzlll~poswz~to make ell-nu..—
secondary ‘no means of giving children the imor tary ( duration
fmatlon'necessarv to elect tau-mew. .
future‘ 'mlntlon. its. the
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