iIGHT 7
.TUESDAY,NOV.22,1921 ' ,
{BREAKERS AHEAD,
Orie’s life is a
{driven along by
gortune, through
mung, which :1;- >5 us a‘:
years come and go. When we re
young we don t mind it, we can
stand a stiff blow as our timbers
are stannchand our frames are as
'aak, but when one is older it is
never a joke to sail through the
meson of ice, snow and sleet
guithout a' safe harbor—good, life‘
firing heat.
Our Coal is the life line that
saves you from ills, that brings
golid comfort and drives aWay
chills. When hope is abandoned
and joy is no more it’s a bright
flashing beacon that shines from
fie shore.
FREE
We will gladly hand or mail
I. a copy of our very interesting
“EDISON AND MUSIC”
Call at our store or drop a postal
9 urd to us.
There Is much in this booklet
that will pro»: 01’ 11.111:- to you
WRITE TODAY
Ellie Alfred F on Piano CO.
Bouth Norwal k, Conn.
Alterations are being made
in our store
But.......
we are doing business as
usual.
H. A1MEAD
Prescription Pharmaclet
lath Main 815., So. Norwalk
Perfectly Pasturized
" Milk and Cream
as milk for babies delivered to
_ all parts of the Norwalks
‘ and Rowayton
mantle Butter, Eggs from our
first. and Buttermilk fresh dally ,
F. H. WEMPE‘& SON
Telephone 2696, Store
Telephone 1618
Telephone 908
Aliy Time Day or Night
Promptly Attended
to. Prices Moderate ‘
'American Taxi Co.’
1.31 North Main Street
COAL
11.11am, WOOD, FEED
DEVINE BROS.
PHONE 53
' ‘ L SUIT SALE
‘ if: and ‘Young Men’s
$15.00 to $30.00
at
JUDGMEN TS
It Is very easy to Imagine trom the noise that is going
in the lumber indusrry—that price is the only factOr that governs bur-
112g today.
Price is an important factor. Who or us does not want to buy and
sell at fair prices!
But—it you poke around under the cur-taco with your cane you
find that the intelligent buyer is 51.111 sitting on the foundation factor
QUALITY. -
It is silly to think or talk that boyers are buying on WAGS 0111!-
The'unbroken loyalty this past year of our Mends—customers, the good
old reliable, is proof to us that the trade is not buying lowest prices,
but reliable quality at fair prices.
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents for Sheetrock, Beaver Board, Johns, Manvme and‘nalra a
Son Roofing!
in ONE IS ADDICTED TO SNAP.
around—even '
One Sedan in fie shape
8-Cy1inder Olds, beautiful condition
Nash 4-Cy1inder and others ‘
' 73 North Main Street
USED cARs
Overland 6-Cy1inder Coupe
s. L. BENEDICT
.‘ Has Removed to
48, CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
- TELEPHONE 365-5
Victor Wesley
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
FOOTWEAR FOR MEN
Tan Scotih Gram Brogues............ . ........
Brown Calf Brogues ...... .............11....1......
Tan Calf, English and wide toe ....... .. ..... 1.34.95
“Goodyear Glove” Rubbers for Men, Women and Children
. . . . . . $8.98
$5.95, $6.95
PHONE 1405
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmanno'COJnc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwal
FREE DE
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TIIANllSlllllNfi ,
llAY PllllllllAMS
Thanksgiving 'programs will be
givenr in the public schools tomorrow.
The exercises at the Concoxd school
will start at 1: 30 o'clock. The pro-
ll
grams follow:
Concord School.
Grade 3. Ethel Keel er Teacher.
1. Song—~“Thnnksgiting at Grand-
pa. ‘5"-—Class.
2. Recitation—4 V‘V’hy"——Bess’ie V’Vic—
‘ ner.
3. H citatlon~—”Thanksgiving Song"
Sarah Maisano. Leroy Slauson and
Elizabeth Karrios.
4. SODg—“l’flctober Gave a Part)”—
Class.
:1. Recitation—~“The Little Pilgrim
. Mald"—Mlldred Shepard
6. Reading— A Good Thanksgj'ing"
Ethel Thomas.
7. Song—‘ 'Thanksgiving"—Class.
TRISTRAM oi HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE
BIG AND LITTLE * e
Thanksgiving Needs 1
Coats of Latest Models
Dresses of Dainty Design
Fashionable Furs of Many Kinds ' , . f r- , ‘1‘
.1
V’irculzlk. Arnold Chnrriot.
"A Littlo- (”Mill‘s 'l‘llanks"——l")orolh.\'
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Ixmlm l' I‘l by so pl: (flu—h
“l"..il11111ls (11'l”1.111yki:zs"-——i.l1nis Dos—
"l,v'. 1112 six» ’l‘lunks" —— 111-11111“: gram
lawman. {lie (‘1'111131' school.
"’l‘hanksqixin: in 1‘: 1'- I’m.1'1~."V~V\'il’1iam (il"':~"1'l'
<112‘HI)’. Shown". libhdiihu. .‘lllll‘t'll.
Mmgrwnl- -t liorniz-k.
irk. Murmi' 1-1,. My, JHruio Cohen.
lsnlwilzi 1"1111lik.
A ”Tl:- First 'l‘iwmkszh‘inz" {Plsn'li-il'
Ethv-l llvndrirks. Il‘fi'llt' Banks. Irene 14 liocitation—"November"
both Takatch. Esther Green.
{o-riimtion~«“'l'l1rI-e
Mills. . nuts”—Helon Mezzo.
Solo l)anw—~‘.‘Alus&tta"——The011:1
11'1-511-1 l‘nnlm'. CHOU Kovmk. Edna ('lmk.
'l‘nnke 1'. 17 l: eoitatio
"Thanksgixlng l1.1\"—7.-\11111'11w Santol- litlill 1 lxlnpl‘an.
in. \.. ‘-m;1 L‘ 1'. Join: Kolhar.
(‘vntcr School.
1:11. A delightful Thanksgiying: 1311}: pm—
wns {mesa-1111.4] this morning in
Cauigregationn':
fraturod the'progrnm with an
llruith Sm1:"»-llvgrn1;'111 Robinson. 11111-1» slim: C-i‘sl'l‘lplloll- 05,111;- oz'igin of
I!" 11" \‘irm:i.fl.;. i'111'11r'rto 1.:1. Tuiw, ’11? lKfllduE Ii" SDORP 01' til? work of
the l’ilmims and 211W unusual as well
'l‘hankse’ixlna ,‘1lr11mry (:1. ms and :15 illl'.'!“-'5lli1§.: facts about them.
11121115 :1 dare'ssml thr- Cllllll-
Junior liul Cross 130$y1'i'1»
.l‘nr funds for the
held 'l‘l'zuziksgiun;
Mrs. G. l
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31‘: 3131:; (11111135 ’1'.) IN.“
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full program frillowsz
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Addltss >—
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3:111:19 to the 1‘ 12—S1'hool.
Gin'wrnnr's Thanksgiving
Day l’roclumntioxim—l-Inrl Brotherton.
Addrvss—“.
" Thanksgiving”
Reading: 02'
Ynlnnde Bruno.
S (fl-isms: SO11: .‘um rir :1" ~ S1~l1-'n'.l_
Room D. Grade II
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Slenderiize Your Figure
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SPECIAL
OFFERINGS FOR THANKSGIVING
Corsets, Hosiery. Gloves, Brassieres, and
Underwear
AT MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES
MME. J EANN ETTE
56 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Not YO ur Purse
If you are correctly corseted
you are perfectly gowne'd
W. B. CORSETS are 33-603 1 :OFRECT' 1n .
QUALITI, STXLE and FIT
They will appeal to the economical v: omtan because they are
N w York [I
BE?! Vain es for 1.90:!" 1-1.0}:
“’EINGARTEN BROS., Inc., 47 W est 34m Strefi.
NORWALK QORD TIRES
CADILLAC SALES AND SERVICE
CADILLAC CARS FOR HIRE
We carry in stock for all makes of cars:
Coils, Springs, Axles, Bearings, Wheels, Glass fo
for Sedans, Weed Tire Chans,
Ray ybestos Brake Lining
Wrecking Car service Day or Night
VAAST BR 8 ABA
. 'l‘mh. \Villiiun Lullac'k}.
‘7 "Smut-thing: to Tie Thankful For"—
liilizalwlh Mayo-rag. ’
3 "I'Tho First Th:1nkyri\“in":"~~J11.\'~’-11—
‘hino Mattie-s.
4"'The Farmvrs Refers: 'l‘lazmksg'h-
ina’h—Jiilizalwt‘n Pylypchok.
5 "Novmnlmr"- School.
6 “Rob‘s Solilonuy 01) Thai. ksmxinx'
-\'t‘-rnm1 VV‘ilmnit.
Y'Zlivx‘ l‘.1'--\v>h‘ 1' ...... Ix" 1th Ynunxf
G111: lir 113611112 1 . . . .. .‘slmz'ris Kaplln?
I‘r'isciliu .‘sl ‘ ..... l’it'i‘lha l<isll~
Illlhs Sinai-‘1’," .lnlm llm'vnmhé ‘ ‘
Mrs. \Vlwiir ......... lilmnu Maul (" ‘l'
Mrs. I-‘q'rvwsi- " "v’li'w Mash-n . “”34"“
Mrs. 1131- .l1111' iv ’l‘iy-n-lla' SM‘OOI'
1’1 "Now-mis- 11 film $1421.11},
8 “'l‘hllllkscixil‘n. In." (lli‘l'llJlllinl—f .
Carrie-Alcad. . '
7 "-"\1l\‘irr' to lio‘hv" (l:+‘(-1l;1tir»1il
Having
1 “Landing of the lilaimh'——ll~l1 11‘ Plumbil‘g Troubles ?
Call 2389 for
W. J. Ungvary
and Clears air passages—Stillson—
spickwmkspan each day. This is a,
now-l and really comxnendahle mpg-e
of “ark—it is 1-211 3511'ij at no extra
cost to the recipient.
T111. attendants of the ganigo will b»
unimrmvd. and all night 5'1 1"\iv 1~ ml?
l1»: maintained. A confiden- 13:15 fill‘
”)3 station. with greases and oils. and
11Ic-03nr1lv,‘t<'- stock 01‘ accessories and
supplies will also in— :1 department of
U11:- 111-v.‘ garage. Standard parts for
cars will U:- ka-pt. and later 1110 nan-1'11 y
{or two 03‘ the most popular wars on
the n1.1rk11 will bi" 11111101111014]. Tires.
and :1 11011111311» lzrztt‘ry service is l-e-
i111: planned for. and will be nnothcr
end of 111:? service. shortly after the
opening.
'l‘lw repair rlrparhi‘wnt (11‘ tho {rar—
511:»- 11111 '1. in (hargw of 11. 11:. \Yoilh.
1'11 ‘1! ‘1110111‘ lm 11ll\ \xlm “ill hnxo 1:1:
11» 1 11111 11m 111111-11 11: con-s 1 ; ‘ma- chun-
A “fishing; department will I10 ready
for (iii-”ration at 13‘.» Grinning. umlxr
1‘11.— vxs 1'1: (11‘ comm-tent attendants. The
“1 slr‘ng will be 130171“ by machine. and
:11: tin- polishing dram) by 11111111.
'1} : steam 1111:1011: plant of thm Rf-
31 m Garage 11:15 inwn installed with '11
511-. mixlc x'iuv of distributing “mat. to
1-11] parts of the building wilh wind
,g'nro. This is interesting to those? 1111-
(Fists who drivn in \x'ivt- 2'. T111: gur-
,1;1. is:1isn-c-51111pl1-11l3: qullljlprd with a
sprinkler system.
ITS A GRAND OLD REAIEDY
I ——-—_.
You can‘t keep strong and well
without sleep. Whether your rest is
broken by a painful hacking cough
or just an annoying tickling in the
throat. the system becomes wenk‘ nod
and rundown. ‘Mrs. K. D. Drake,
Child; 1111.. Writes: "After an attack
of the ‘flu' I was left with :1 severe
cough. Nothing relieved me till I
used Foley's Honey and. Tar. which I
can highly rrcommend." It covers
Irritated membranes with a. healing
and soothing coating. 10059115 phlegm
1n
9 “Tho Owl :lnl the Puss; (‘11:.
Alvin Savage.
SOUTH N ORWEALK
1 S Recitation—“Tbanksgivlngr Tablo“
fl 1 Recitation—“Thanksgiving D 1\"——
12 Recitation—“Thanksgiving" — 9-1
13 Recitation-—“That 5 Thanksgiving" ‘
14 Recitation ‘— “’l‘jnnksglylng” —.
15 Song—“Thanksgiving Is Here" -—'
17 Dialogue—“A Surprise Part\"’-—-—
11.... 1 FOR THE WEEK
18 Recitation—”After Thanksgiving”
19 Song—“Praise God of Harvest"—
Room F . Extra Fancy Prunes. . . 14c 1b.
Oatmeal in bulk, fresh sup- _
grims" Ply 3:0;O:._‘_o a ; u a e o . o . 6 lbs. 250
r WindshleIdS, Glass 4 ReCi‘a‘manarvest is Come"—
Rims and T s
. ug 1 5 Piano Solo—Cirrus Iannoccone.‘
6 Recitation -——- “Thanksgiving” ——
Rnnnh \ and F.
10 ”Thanksgiving 'antmirrs'k ATP—V
linda Rum. Inn-in Soars: l1» no OS
Lengrel. ‘
7 “In Thn Pantry" — Anna. May; Powell Corp. , 1
'l‘\' rroll. 1 _ . .
S '\n\1mlwv-"-— Str- ion 'Kmmcv. ;
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
Men’s Shop
——._-— J"
‘l S0ng-“.\n1o‘1'i1 1 Tho T’ -11li"11’1"-‘
School
1‘.‘ Ilecitatinn-";\nlum Si'.l1’s"—‘I".. '
'T‘onys (F)
3 Recitation—~1"Tlmnksg'ivir.2’" —— All-
1119 Kelley (Al
4 Rrr'itatlon— “The Pilmim Fathom
—-.IOS( M1 Fasmm (Fl '
u;
3'
Seven Girls (A) 7
6 Recitation—“Little Paul's Thanks—l
~i\'imz-"--—Fthel M9770 (F‘
Hiving"——Six Boys and Girls (Al '1
——E. Herman (F)'
9 Song~"0ver the Rl'ver’.‘———‘P.oom A
10 R’eritation—Tmcv Lee’s Thanks-i 2 Reg. $4 Union Slllts
1
givina"———Julia Honessey (U
FouroGirls (Fl
SPECIAL
F #11111 ‘11.: "_.(l 1 1 —1 .
mg . e. m“ “ ‘r ,. r Fnday and Saturday Only
'1'. fiecitntion;”A Decoration‘ThnnRS» I Flannel Pajamas
Moschena (A) 'l
—M. Puskas (1")
21 North Main Street
Perfecto BouQuet Are
‘ . Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
LeRoy Warner (A)
Rooms A.
1G—Recitatiop—“Something to be
Thankml For”— —Alberta Mecliek
(F)
—J. Mota and P Matro. ’4 ‘
Grade VI. Rooms G. H. I
1 Song—“The Landing of the Pil- ’
2 Readin g—~“Thanksgiving Procla-
3 Recitation—Thanksgiving Day Has
Fred Hornyak. Steven Clean.
Alfredo. Cancy.
___.-.._.__:.‘_
Grace M111 1e. 11.
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SPECIALS
mation. Extra Fine Salt Pork . . 200 1b.
Come .Agair‘”—Harry Rippne‘r TOflet TISSUO, 7 r0113 - o o 0'. 0 25C
GUNS
Ammunition, Hunting;
COats and Belts
Special Sale for Ten Days Only
An Opportunity to make savings in
high grade merchandise
A. ST
8. Re‘citation—“Pumpkin ’ Pie" —-' i:
II;Irwvard1 Caldwell Evelyn Rxau. HOSiery for All the F Emily lg
eter l rban, Adelaide 11111.2;
9. Recitation— Suppose'L—Class: The Newest N cckwear :l‘:
10. Recitation—~“Grand " —— nie . - 1 . 11'
11111111111... ”‘3‘ J6" Hosnery of Sllk, “7001 or Cotton :1
ll. Song—J‘Pc-tf—r Pumpkin"——Class. lg
9. Recitation—“A Thanksgiving Re- 1- ‘55
cipe"——Stcve' Popp. . . 3,:
13. Recitation—"V‘vhen Father Carves Trunks, Bags} sult cases, Umbrellas. .1 , I;
the I)uok"——-A11hur Caldwell. ' A 13
Helen Boros. JOsr-ph Cappola. and d . 3'
Ethel KOFSRO. - — ‘ i I
14. Recitation—~‘ Month of Pumpkin fl - ’
Pies‘ '«Sto- \s- 'l‘ram- 3. - ' fi
15. Recitatgon —— "I‘m Thankful" :— 8 Recitation—“Thanksgiving Pump- REGENT GARAGE A. big parking fifghlwr 5:11‘1- r 11:8
Laura. ose. kin —\\'llli1ln1 Miller. ~management 01 e .2- '. 1 pg
16. llocltationww'The Turkey's Opin- 9 Piano 5010 Ernest Harris OPENS DECEMBER 1 maintained no-xt to tho no
ion"-——Angrlin<> Simon. 10' {ecitation— How Tlrzksgning use of business mien . i.y
7- lil'Cilat10n—-“'l‘hank You Day”— Came About"—.:amuel Rocket. (Continued from Page One) and theatre parties duri .-
Florence Ayres. 11 Recitation—”Isn't Thanksgiving . ‘ 111.3: This will also be 11.0.11 . 7.
1S. Recitation—~31 Love,- You. Mother" Day Fun:"-—Helen Yobbagy. basis. will not leave the garage in the flow 10 the garage.
——Class. 13 I’.pcita{ion—"\V’hy He Got No Pie morning without being carefully dust VV'illiam \V'eisfeld and Sat II; a,
Grade 3. Helen l-Z. Slurgos. At —Stl:\'en Herman. ed and wiped. This will be done each the latter an expert garage. 111.11., ‘ "1
lixt'rr'isé‘———"HHilth Crusaders"——Elison 13 Solo l)anc«-—-"The Shepherd"—- morning. and cars stored in 1111-, no- 93' -\"W York. are owm rs of "1'
l-‘vrris. \‘s-lmn Tvkns. Mary Yobhagg. Lena. gent are sure to be perpetually bright, garage 1 ml 1 o“ 1siderable err—(lit is «‘1 1:-
them {or ghmg Vorw 11k and :f~ 11
cinily one of the m1 >t nlmlr’r!) nr‘i
Comlll'il'i)’ “Quippfid 91:11:15 in L1 n—
nrf'tir-ut. To this runst ‘11.: dark-.1 flu“.
:‘111'! that llE“ garage 111111 novrfl.’ inc-1173
(-l' :1 7'\'i(“r to the patrons. is remix:
.11: in; 3h» 11111011101111. 1,111.31. ,- .. 13,
for his money. The I'll-5,611? w:- . ,4,
autoists' trade. the 8111110 .1991: . 1...
business house. but in e . 1 1,
trad“ 111111 I.~ oping it, ti 1 l;- ~,1 , 1.,
{pro-posts to give. real -..‘1~.;. ' 3‘1
monl'y rm 1 ived.
Piles? (‘urrrd in e :n 1.1 11.11...
Y‘irucgists rr-fimd min-y 1:1 1 :3
OINTMENT fails to 1:1“:
P1111113. Binding 01' i'r-
Instantly relicV-Es Itvhislg
RosenIIEId
Bros.
HARDWARE 8: HO[ [ti
FURNISHINGS
125 WASHINGTON '7'
SO. N ORWALK.
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
AGENT FOR .1
Page & Shaw, Park d: Tillmd,”
Green Seal, and Russell‘: 1
CANDIES
NOTICE
F. HAIN
Has Opened first-class cidrll
mill on Boston Post Reid
for the season. Clean, £2123
and powerful. I buy appki
in large or small quantitira
FOR SALE—New red oak;
six hoop, paraflined, £0.
gal. bbls. Best in town. ,
AUTO TOPS, NEW AND
RENOVATED , 1
Alto Upholsterlng of leoualnfl l
First Class Painting 1‘ ,l
A. MAIER gill
South Main Street :5 ‘
Opposite Wilson Eat Sholl'l
PHONE 902 1 i
#g
T arlov Bros.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STO R E
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON
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