he
- 'for
hen made in the h
b: ; election is over,
still here, and folks
_; minus
Mann’s bee
~87“ by keeping the mercury
jun; enough
. reezin ,
4 that 18' obtained by plead-
paying a
‘ control; there’s
‘0 keep us from
“ teasmg and
'nhat's nOt very pleasing.
1 it is worse; we'
Mead
~or is it reverse?
mama
THE DAY =
very good reasons we
whet—A dent
igh cost of
our Goun-
seem'ae
whiskey and beer;
‘- world '8 growing better
~or
“I re speed-
__ THE SOUTH
_—-—-——-_- .
Th S 't t '
The Commercial Records says “Just as in the past Prices
on various commodities soared to heights that were un-
warranted and insupportable, so now we are in danger of going
too far in the other direction. with prices falling to levels that
underestimate the demand. \Vhat business needs most .at the
present time is stabilization. Early drops in prices failed to
stimulate buying, as buyers felt that the movement had only
just started, and would go much further. The danger now is
that buying will start so suddenly and in such volume that
existing stocks of goods will be quickly exhausted and prices
will as suddenly rise again.”
Present Conditions in the Lumber
Business
The cost of production is as high as last year; the value of
standing limber is steadily incrfasing and the present tendency
Of logging and manufacturing costs indicate increased rather
than reduced costs. Many mills have reduced the volumn of
their production owing to the excessive (:OSts as compared to
the present market values and a large number of mills have
ceased operations entirely. Moat. lumber stocks are already-be-
. -” HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water It.
Peru,
‘ to 1215-6. 80. Norwalk, Gt.
Starter and
Brush
low normal and a further reduction is certain. The percentage
of high grade lumber produced has been materially decreased.
(live these, conditions your careful consideration. Be. not de'
ccived. Our policy bus been and will be permanent, not to hold
up prices lit-ciiilxc. we have stock on hand bought lit ii higher
price. but to ut't'ei'ut all times upon the repliicmnent cast,
The Hatch €61“ Bailey Co.
. , REIEVE YOUR COLD
7 ) ‘ By Taking
Baxter’s Cough Syrup
jy-H. BAXTER. Duggist
MI OUTLET Store
124 Washington Street
For a New Fall Hat
Gt our llIillinci‘y Dept,
where you will luee
best friends. Stilln
Moderate Prices.
there ~s
t your three
Quality and
GOTTLIEB’S
.__.-.- .4. ... ..
MEN’S and BOYS’
CLOTHING
fill Line of'Men’s and Boys’
ink to normal prices.
f COAL
3mm only deliver 1
”st-mil bushels.
L. EFFRON -
Iowan St..
,, 441
K
a: account of shortage of coal
-2 ton, 1-4
E. N orwalk
Tel. 441
TIRES
on Kohn
e Leading Accessory Store
_' 1 Railroad Avenue
SPECIALS
“3R THE .WEEK
Y. State Pea Beans, a 1b. 100
BrandBakedBeans
'a‘ueedto 10ccan
' dhw Corn Meal, 4 lbs. 25c
Mixibflki4lbs...._25c
STULL
V 91 Ah» lmlk
i.
I ~.At the office or
ST. PAUL’S CHURCH
NORWALK, CONN.
Friday, November 26. to “7
REV.
ednesday, Dec. 8
J. O. S. HUNTINGTON, O. H. C.
MISSIONER
EVERY NIGHT AT 8
WHAT Is A MISSION?
is an Extraordinary Call to the careless and to all
”1% ‘5
A Mission
about Eternity.
A Mission is a Special Efi‘
it is a revival of Religion.
All persons of every denomination ar
sion, and come to the Mission services.
Will you pray earnestly that this effort of ours may be blessed?
Will you try to prepare your own heart?
Will you tell all your friends and try to get them interested in the
Mission? Will you unite with us in intercessory prayer for it?
or. to reach souls.
e begged to Pray for the Mis-
..
(also close down for
MANY PLANTS CLOSE .
.FOR THANKSGIVINGIOd until Monday.
'of some of the dc
‘hehind on lnvento
The “Goodwill" deparfment at the
IN. N. Mayehot‘f & CO. factory on
:i week. it was learned today. In thc'Murwi" strcct “I“. he closed tomor-
absence of John f‘nvliinuigh. the m,n_;'r0w. rudder and Saturday. It was stat-
oral manager. no stutcmcnt as ‘0‘ (holed this morning. but tho other dc-
rcasou for the shut down at the fac- .plirtmcnts “ii” “3"”an to run as usu-
tor-y would be given out by omcliilslm' This department is the one that
there. lmukes men's shirts of the "Goodwill
the Norwalk 'l‘li'Plhrand'" . I
5' this morning. ltl 1' & J' ”Ls“ comp
was stated .by Dr. Spence. the vice .ndvantag‘? of the be
president. that the factory woulllldown “m "m" it w” ”mm at the
close down this afternoon until Mon-”flomry this morning. but it is likely
day morning. but that the only depart- that the close down will ’6’ome about
ments to be affected would be the Chris‘m‘“ "“"md‘
manumctuflng and Several Other factories in the city
partments. The office will continue to are ‘0 take advantage °f "‘9 holiday
run as usual. Business depreuion to have their factories closed for tour
the four day perl~
with the exception
pnrtmcnts that are
\ ry.
(Continued from Page One.)
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& Rubber compan any will not take
llday for a close-
and the fact that the good. that days, while others are to remain o u
would be manufactured during those » -7. ‘19....
a”. '0 ' y “med.
m .
1116 not be real!
M
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FITCH H‘IIOOL.
Kindergarten and First Grade.
Song—- Hurrah for the Turmoil
Recitation —- Thankful {or
giving-Vcrna Amundsen.
Marga rct Zachc r.
Edward Parks.
lit-citation My
sell. .
Song—Thanksgiving at Grandpa s.
Folk Dance—Ace of Diamonds.
Recitation—Little Pilgrim Maid—l.
inc Henry.
llrcum— Poll."
80".
Songwxovcmln-r. .
llccitntlnn ~-.\lmith of
—~Burr Bulkley.
Flinn-r l'lnyr -. Kindergarten.
lh-citulion~ -'I‘h:ink You
Ill-era.
Recitation
l‘nckiinic.
Soul." »l";itlu-r. \\'c 'I‘hlilik 'l'licc.
Noni: «(Mo-r thc llivcr.
(-‘rmlcs 2. 3. I.
l'iiiiipkln
r’l‘lilinksgixiug [My
.1. II.
liccnnlmn (itn- 'l‘liilnks
Nintcllo,
llccitnlluii 'I'liiiliksx’hliu:
Ill" SCIIII‘III'F.
llccituliun _\ Sunlunni
Ilnssrlt.
Sung \\ Il.'lI
(iriillv 4.
liccilxltlnn
l..'i Mort,
I'le'rl'lsr In
if: pupils. Ki'ndl-
l‘lii‘lst
l'ir
N
'l‘liu iiksgh in}: Ill lugs
l'limpkin Pic
1.».
\'i\ inn (hri'tuil.
Ill-i'lluiiini \ii .\[D[ll‘ll'l' l-‘i'ul \\3‘HI
Sum: 'l‘!i;ii1l.x:i\lii;.~ :il (:l':III‘Ii'.I.S
(i'ilill l.
limitation 'l‘lmlilxsuinn: Hummu-
linl'nliili.
lh-cituiiun \\'li\' l’iil 'i‘liunkl‘ul -— 12
pupils. ni-aull- l.
l"lll;:ci‘ l‘l:l\' 'I‘llc 'l‘liniiksuhinu 'l'n—
lllc- KllllII‘I‘Ltul‘Il'll.
Sling . 'l‘liuiil‘sghiiii:
Iluliillill llzi i'llli'll.
is ('uniiug
Marion ilulin.
lh-ciiutinn .\l) 'l‘llillil.sui\ini.: Iii-I-
l_\' .‘Il‘l\-Il).
l-‘iiiucr l'l:i,\ .\Il'. I’III'I\IS \‘IHIIY' Kin-
«Icl'gnrtcli.
Song: . Non-i Ili'l‘“ (:iudc I.
ltccitutinil F 'l‘liniik Thu» llnl‘ri
Sliiil'clt.
III‘l‘llllilflll'“'I'IH‘ Doll's
— Mill-y l‘nscnlc.
Sonw~.\lr. [Hick
lx'iililcrmirh-n.
'l‘liziliksnh lug:
:ind .\li‘. Turin-v A
l{0‘(‘llllll0n‘(Slfl'lllIll: ~v- Milrjoric Nil-
diii. .
Flinn-r Play A Pilgrim l‘lau‘ .-.. Kin-
IIQ'I'R‘JII'IQ‘I‘I.
llccitiiti0ii~~ —'I‘Oillm,v
Sperry.
Some» *()\'l‘r tlic l{i\cr.
loh“—L Richard
Folk lliiiicu ~l'ni‘lncr .\Illl|* -~l" Kill-
dci'uzirtcn pupils.
Amcricu.’
(ii-mics 2 and 3.
Soili:~——Thunksgiving at, Grandpa‘s ~~
Grade :5 and 3.
I{('('IIflIIOll‘-sgi‘\‘(‘ll Little Pumpkin
Heads chcn chiidrcii. Erndc 2.
Recitation llllililic llurkcc Hclcu
Slinul). .
[{l‘ClIflllOll—()Il('l‘l‘ Grown
Folks ~
(.‘iirl Glover. -
llccltution-—Thanksgiving __ Edward
Gcrhal'dt.
lit-citation — Thanksgiving Ridc —
livenstcad Fay.
Song—"Plymouth Town ~— Ircnc Bili-
lcy and Russcll Scum.
Dance—Country Dance — Eight chil—
dren from gradi- 3.
Recitation—aspelling -—— Eleanor \Vll—
son. *
Sony-What Makes Thanksgiving?——-
Four girls from grade 3.
Recitation —-— Thanksgiving
Louis Raymond.
Recitation—Thanksgiving "T"~——-Ray-
gland \Veeks and Teddy Kai-aneos-
y.
Recitation—Cat‘s. Thanksgiving Day
—'l‘hree girls from grade 3.
Song—Peter Pumpkin—Grade. 3.
Recitation —- Thanksgiving Dinner —
-Eoui- children from grade .2. »'
Day —-
negation-4:113:11: You Day‘ -Mm
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WALK , EVENING SENTINEI.
Thanks-
ltecttiitlon—A Thanksgiving Recipe——
llccitation— ~\'\’ll_\' “'c Arc Thankful——
It un—
()ll—
llecitatl0i1—~\\’hy ? *— llolaml Amund-
l‘lo-s
iniymlra
l-Zd nu.
Soiig— 'l‘liiiiiksghing In lli-ri--~Scliool.
.\llldrcd
Stiiiilcy
'l'lici‘v-su
Honor of 'I‘liniikuu‘h iill:
W commie
flit
'fl
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 5-3. L."
I
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.‘ ..\~
—Norwalk’s Leading Dry
BigB
Continuing The .
lue Pencil Sale
llcciliitlon—~A Strungc l"clist- ‘(lcorge 7
lluckovlty. Franklin Finch. JIO‘IO‘H 7‘
F“"'1~l:“l.'i£‘sg’§fl§§“‘iiiii
Sons—v— m ‘ . . ' . . . i. 5?
if"; 't’;”,‘:‘“‘:;f'u':‘,’;;;"fi,“;d 31""“2fi An increased sales force, in every department, Wlll be lead) t.) z
(1' El 0 —— \ ll -— “l0 1 r- . . . . ‘ . . n V ‘ v. 1 7,’
l...’.‘~i‘.'.'.‘.‘m.. Thanksgiving “MW, serve you quickly in the last minute rush befOle the llOllflay am %
,..i.‘,’:‘.‘.‘.';l;.,‘_":’;.‘;j‘.§.fzs, m... ,_ MW”, more Of those wonderful values that has made this sale a l'E‘Cfil'i'l ,
”"""°"‘- event in Norwalk.
\
our Aims...“
‘
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TABLE 'DAMASK, IN MANY PATTERNS, FOR THANK.
GIVING DAY.
MERCERIZED ..... Blue Pencil Prices, 85c, 551.00.31.25, $2.00, 3
ALL LINEN ....... Blue Pencil Prices, $2.75, $4.00, $4.50, $5.30 3 l.
NAPKINS to match ............. . ...... ...~57.50, $10.50,'812.(~ild~1.
INDIAN HEAD BLEACHED MUSLIN.. . .Blue Penciled to 23(- 3 «l
IRISH POPLINS, in white and colors. . .Blue Penciled to 5il('--h:(' yd
REMEMBER—We close as usual at 6 o'clock tonight.
CLOSED ALL DAY THANKSGIVING DAY.
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j QUILTS, BOYS’ 0V ERCOATS AND SLITS.
‘- ‘. ‘ ‘l " llll' ‘cur .-
‘ Ill'ulillirilllilll.‘ I.IIIII:‘IIIII “Wight? Doris
I'l mm.“ l'. L'l'.l4I1' ii.
Iii citation .luhii I“.|\, grullc i:
'l‘liv “Hair \'119- .\lilllirwl Murunli,
L'i'udc Ii. -
Sun: 'l‘urko-y I.:llllI (:i'ndc ii.
‘I‘lic Iluppicsl IIUJH' l-IIiznln-lli
Sll'illlll. grudc I».
'l‘hunksgivinu’ .lnck lx'a-(ru'll. R'I‘HIII' ti,
l-{ccillltilm Arthur \\"llil'l‘lllll'_\'. g‘i'udc
ii.
Recitation \‘o-ru Young. Kl'llilfl Ii.
l'l:i_\’ r'l‘llc l"ll‘t‘l 'l'hiinksg'hilig‘ lliilncr
(irildl‘ 7.
Song ’l‘lmnksu’hing Song—Gradi- ii.
MEN’S OVERCOATS AND SUITS ON
EASY PAYMENTS.
I; .ZE‘32:.Z. ”Ian’e‘j 19,; ;;\\.2: "
ASPIRIN »
ksriisnx saloon. mmmguamzo‘;
The exercises in the Knudsen Kin-
dergarten arc to consist of ii 'l‘hlliiks—
giving party.
Grade Three.
l-Sll-rmor Grimm» »~'l‘cncllcr.
Madelyn l.illy—‘I‘cliclicrs.
Song~ .. "Non-mhcr"
Recitationmm “'l’hanksgiving lmy"
‘ Miiy (laldn.
Soul: ~ “'l‘llanksglving" Class. . _ k "l .. I" . m ' A ‘
l’ov-m - “in November" . ““""““°"“" ”H“ S” ‘7“. "\5. ..k . Name “Baver ’ on (Genuine
Anna May TyrclL‘I Janus . .nln . l .«
Song~u "Peter Pumpkin" Class. :YICII‘OIH Selection _ ‘ .. l
Story 7 "The l’ilixrims"-~\'cruon \YilgRecitIItlom— "'llimlksglving 'l‘lin' . l
mott. Helen TOth. . . Jennie I\.‘il.ll.’
Song- « “America" Class. Sonir—— "'l‘hunksmvmn Dar
Grade 'l'lircc. Illccitation— "Thanksgiving"
I). \V. McKenzie Teacher. Ida. Alcxzmdcr.
Thanksgiving Program: lllccitntion—- “Thanksgiving: Tomor-
”A'mcrica" row" l-Zmlml llillogh.
Victrola Selections
Reeitation~— “The “'il)’ to he Thank-
ful Morris Robinson,
Salute to the Flag.
“The Star Spangled Banner."
President’s Proe‘l'arnatlonwrcnd by
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— . .. .. Take Aspirin milv as lead f” "-- ‘\_
"Charles hraut. [Song—< America. ‘ "package of gmmm.‘ llau'cr .MNMH .1.
Song~ “Thanksgiving l - -——-—-——-———_.__.__ Aspirin Th0“ "0" 3‘1” hr H‘lll V- fill?
Story— “How the Turkey Lost His‘GOI'XOD'S 'CAXTA'I‘A “GALLIA” 1‘0) ‘ ‘
BF SCWF the directions and- deszlzr vw'k' '1 4 "L
I . I.
Wire."readb.v . . . ...- .- .. e. s ..:-i
The. choir or the South Norwalk.“ ““33“ "1"” "-‘mb " “‘“ ' ‘
Ethel Kurty.l
Recitation— Selected ‘
I " ' ‘ ’ ‘ I ‘ .'. 'I‘ij’l‘ "'I
Towers Hamilton. Methodist Eptecopal Church next‘proud sale In‘ l‘l'llllo’l's . “m
“0 ' th RI " [q d .- i VIII 3! (“h rles chances With an minutes. If you
Song— in e ver ..un as even in; u fig , a lthe Bayer Cross (H ”VFW )0" m”
Story— “The First Thanksgiving Day"
Songs—- Selected.
(m Two.
Mary J. Moran—Teacher.
Song— “Thanksgiving" Class."
Poem— “A Thanksgiving Thought"
Minnie Du Leo.
seag— “Over the Riva” ’ _, Clan.
Story— “The first Thanksgiving"
. Robert Kraut; Manuel Baotou. ..
,_ K ‘ V :
‘Francis Gounod'e beautiful cantata, . .. . T. c‘cids.
“Gama." The motett is written forlgtlihtxsm 3:32:12mhdimfilmmhw.
soprano ”10' chorus. orchestra andIEar'LOhc Toothache. lili-nbugo «ml for
organ, and was componed tor the Pain Handy till bows of “Wm. 11‘“
opening of the International Exhibi- lets cost few cents. brusgm,” “'50 ... .1
tion In 1871. he occasional muslealdarg‘m packages. Aspirin is mp "Mu,
services given by the choir of this mark of Bayer Mynumvmw of “MO-
chureh have been of the highest merit aceticucideeter of Sillii-ylis'm'id-
and have given pleasurevto all who
beam thew-or Neg Sunday evening'-
M service 'yto be one
W»..._. .
-~D.on‘t his.“ wonderful Elk'e concert
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Sum: \\'-- l‘luliuli llic I’ll-lit School. \
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Itillllili‘l“”l‘2l'll"l\'§llllin Al “'5 l .\ I :F‘. \QRY‘ ‘5 \\\‘:Q\\ \ \~\‘
I.’ Iil'l‘ll'fllllzll ;l;li:ilikl’ulncss _\llIUlv W _
' ”I” 49mm .0' nc liv ii'iiim I i, ———~
Solo 'l‘lmnksui‘ing (‘niiiiliu \llil'ivl i
. ll’l Ill". . =I
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§ Vacuum Cleaners - Washing Machines 3 my... , V N ‘ p ‘ , 1*
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§ AND MANY OTHER USEFUL GIFTS l. svlmi. C mapmulr ' l 'L HOl‘IE-(IROVVN LITTLE PIGS l)I\LSbLl) TU “RHER. . .
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§ THAN “SP-“711V“ REUNION . "3' 2,.pr , . ,, ,l ,. 1.”- l Nor 'alk. South Norwalk. WEStport. Bridgep. l t. 1
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