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100% 3;;o may;
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out «is one
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223 220 220
26 as 26
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13 .1275 13
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31% 311.4 31%
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Div. I M.
M._
‘lm'linntlon of officers featured the
M ' of the Frank C. Godfre
M the interest taken in the
_ of officers for the ensuing
in. meeting was largely attend—
ander Raynor Werme wan
to have n member of the
“I! the Franklin school next
the ”“810” t.,...._
“on my."
9 Norwalk ex-serviee men
. ‘ meeting of the American
axillary it was voted to hold
"January 19.1'ollowiug the
‘ the Auxiliary entertain—
Rclrafiments consist]
W. colon were served. in“:
' Mains enjoyed.
cunt gives you better
M 1!)li
L. 1:60 row
‘1‘ d2* ‘2 56
1mm 11:31. us 56
”as out 23%
m . tax 151%
:25 my 3235'
8w. 24* 24 2414'
53% 52% 52151
“dross the Arnericnnlrstlonl
'hmgs. gnhirnwumt. of the
co ner Ioc has returned to her
mm lines. Phone nome after seierai weeks' mm in
- the Stamford Hospital.
[East Nomad: 1
1 Miss Lorene
of the holiday.
The locnl schools close today for the
79* “K a“ Thanksgiving holidays.
Be
street is improving do
I Mr: and Mrs. Arthur Morehonse 0
First ~ street visited recently ' with
I.“ 35 50* home after a. recent illness.
581.295
. triends in Crabs”.
._———.
The scheduled meeting of the Boy 'r Yclrk
lClub of the East avenue M. E road.
"car.
cot Winfield - -—-—.——. 1
doubly at her'. . The case or JoscétheIIeo. of Wood- ,
word avenue. was nailed ln.the Dar-ion 1
-Court on Monday night on the pay- 7
g meat of costs of $7.35.
seph J. mnxwell‘ér, or this city. repre-
sented Hr. Demo. ' *Mr. *Debeo was
driving a party of local younsniien in .
his new Buick automobile ; 7
DeLeo was crowded o! the
and his only nit
He crashed hend:_on *into
church was not held last evening due the 9019
board held a. meeting.
There will be no basketball practice
oral weeks post, because of the holl-
day
der. Cleaning.
L. Conty do Cbmpnny. ladies' and
63* 61% 6255 aonts’ tailor . New suits made to or—
presslng and repair-'
1:13.42 Van Zandt street.
1
Th E 1! League 1 h E
avense {:03 church is odlstt guts: end at his summer residence on Bay-
Thanksgiving bags to
giving cards.
"shut ins" to-
day. and is also remembering shut ins A motorc
ycle turned over in Roway-
who are out of town with Thanks- ton on Sunday afternoon. The driver
was badly injured and was token to a
local doctor's. The motorcycle was
54 feet.
family 8left many .
.where they will spen ‘ *
ing‘ holidays withrllrs. Smith's mother. stirs SW6 3
car escaped injury. V t
was wrecked and was towed to ass
01‘ the Pastime A C ““10me 659'1' Brothers' Garage, in South Nomwik.
ing at. Community Hall as has been
the custom every Thursday tor sev—
Hyde.
.'Ei
-All the young men in the
The Buick cah-
fifNOW
' m mt. ii”-
dine Thanh!
Attorney Jo-
re
1139‘ I56 117% t in f tth t 3 1 the telegraph pole. snappingié'nt- tile
5* ° 8 ac “ the and” who? base and dragging it for a. distance 02
mm;
Chm” soc—mm“? Teflmufét ”’1 5°33“ 1‘37? 30 "“5“” °‘ ”mm
- the Depot W 0 n '— u , _ wards. , m
mm mu be ”me" mm" vex-used in the Evening Sentinel. that now man sham; have gmm w”
his car was for sole, or would. be or:- 33100”; ‘7 m
'eh zed torqtourlng car;:yesterday _‘
all his new Foiififiednn to John
Isaac. of htowursyton,81%;?~ a. Ford Touring
W83
Rowayton 1
Mr. and Mrs. William Watson have
been visiting Mrs. Aaron Stevens.
mood street.
1 The Red Star tug Norwnlk came badly smashed
into the local harbor yesterday, and
towed the barge “Bright Star” which
has been dischargingacnrgo of coal at handed by the solicitors to Mrs. E.‘
the Ferris docks to a. point further Howard Every. chairman ot the Red
down stream, where it will remain un- Cross roll call in Rowayton:
til the tug'tows it out later today. Mrs. Frank Stevens ...... . . . . $12.00
‘ 'Mn. Arthur Billa'rd . . . . . . . . . 23.00 1
Thanksgiving Day programs were Mrs. Ira Klaxlns ...... . . . . .. 12.00 '
held at the Fitch and Marvin schools Mrs. D. 0, Davenport... , , .. . 13.00
yesterday afternoon. the pupils of all Mrs. s. F. We‘ed ...... . ..... . 10.00
of the grades at both schools present- Mrs. A. J. Beck,“ ______ ,_ 1 . _ . 8.00
lng interesting programs of exercises. Mrs. 1.; Cushmnun _ _ ._ . . . 5.09 _
songs. drills. dancu- and fedutmnl- Mrs. Earl Stevens. ....... ' '
Mrs. Eugene Ambler ....... .f
Final preparations have been made rs. A_ V
fox the annual fair
League of the
lug, December
'llmre will be a
“how fancy articles will be disposed
home made candy,
1mm Pm and there will also hes a fish
of together with
5th at
number
or the Epworth
East Avenue M. E.
church to be held on Tuesday even-
the
ofbo
_poml. Refreshments will
sold.
1 turns. program.
.of a new piano.
Darien ..
and
such as decora—
entertainment
23 32% ,2,‘ lcommittcos being appointed. It was
also votnd» to join wi'h the Epworth
Le :lguo of the church in the pulchuse
each. St.
G v . ,, ‘ 'l‘lr-re will be no session of school in
all 8‘” ‘3“ 5391 62’}; the Darion schools tomorrow or Fri-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCullen. or
V ' 'lokcnokc. moved to Bound Brook.
‘ ’11 - " N0‘llVA'l'Eh OFFICInts, New Jersey. yesterday.
Frank Holmcs' brother. of Seattle.
No. 12 American 1‘31”". “e- isvlsiting his mother. on Mansfield
‘ avenue. who is seriously ill.
Henry W. Pardee.
The house owned by Helen B. More
Another large cmwd witnessed the.
final presentation of "Hot“ Gloves." last
evening in the Noroton Volunteer
Fire DepartmonL
or New. York.
spent Saturday snd Sunday with his
sister. Mrs. Charles W. Bwesey. Haven. Baltimore.
—— -theling and Lake Erie Common
Express shares also were acutely
weak, Adams Express falling 5 points
and American and Wells Fargo 1 to 2.
pfd. and American Can.
. Cleverley... . . . . . . .
Miss Nettie Ackerly ..........
nuiknna Scofleld ........
church; Baptist Bible school ..........
WALL STREET NEWS
\VALL STREET. 10: 30 I. m.——Re»
'sumption of' short covering operations.
mm" {0" ”‘9 Christmas 01’5““ ances- combined with better buying powe: on
w""" discussed at .the meeting or the the long side lcsultcd in a. further ud-
Sumlay school board of East in cnuc vancc in prices at the opening 01 {0-
one M. E. church held last evening.-
vnrious ( ommlttecs.
.
Valntlne Delta. Jr., spent the week-
“""T"' .
The following amounts hm been“
o
“I“
. 1
day's Stock Market. California. l‘e-
troleum was one oi the strong spots
rising nearly live points. Standard Ull
of New Jersey advanced 2. and Mexi-
.can Petroleum and Pan-American 0
Louis Southwestern com-
mon jumped 3 points and the prefer-
rcd 1. with moderate 'gulns in 1 also
'l‘cclflc. Reading. Grpst Northern pre-
ferred. New York Cé'ntnl and oils—
sourl Pflt‘lllc preferred.
strength was shown also by American
and Reynolds Tobaccos. United Retail .
Stores. N. Y. Air Brake, Corn Pro-
ducts. Consolidated Gas. U.
gonspivuous ,
8. Rubber
WALL S'I‘.,' Noon—Speculative op-
erations .leaned toward
side during the morning. but the ad-
vance was impeded at intervals by
the weakness of special
Heavy liquidation on the Eries. which
drove the common down 1 3-8. the
First Pfd. 3 3-4. and the Second Pld.
2 1-2, induced selling of some of. the
other lumpy-iced rails. especially New
and Ohio.
the buying
stocks.
Piggly Wiggly dropped 8 1-4.
house, of the Post Road. is being
painted. Mr. Potter. of Dar-ion. h ' ms mggfiag'
Paul‘s Church will be at eight oclock
doing the work.
Darlen people are sure of having all
the turkeys they need for Thankagh-
lug. Turkeys have been put in the
windows or Schultz’s
markets.
the Darien Walter ”wart more. and
now superintendent of all the Walter
Stewart Stores from Greenwich to
Ridgefield. inspected the store in Dar-
icn. yesterday.
....-..-...-..-
Established 0917 Half Century
and Holly“:
homea
Manufacturers of
4 C. 'C. SHAYNE & CO.
Strictly Reliable Furs
126 Westé42nd Street ‘.
rare exhibiting a large collection of
EXCLUSIVE MOleLS
IN THE SEASON’S
. FASHTONAB‘LE ' FEES":
COATS. - . WEAPSQ
SCARFS , 31nd. ,, MUFFS'-'* '
1mney opened at 4 1-2 per cent.
in the morning, with chon- m attenu-
uce. Thu hour is arranged for the
convenience of those who wish to 01»
vote the inter hours of the day to the
The members of
the Church are asked to be present.
and bring any friends with them who
would like to come.
for all who wish to follow the direc
non of the governor of Connecticut.
who egg. in his mgclamauon setting
aside day no a a or Thanksglv-
Walter Devcrlll. former manome- of lag: “Let sit the peogle or this State
ccnflnné the custom hallowed by our
forefathers and nther on that day in
their houses of worship to offer than-ks
for the banning: of the yeas- just pass
». ed, and to implore a continuance of
This service is
-- '.1>
7 W W
On... Nov. 29'.——mers
There 1s something wrong with the man ;. ,.
that finds nothing to be thankful for. This “
bank-is thankful for all the prosperity it
has had and also thankful to be able to learn
from hard knocks.
on no: mo alumni sacrum 4311
.Fairfield ' County
THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
' Will Occupy Its New Home at
67 WALL STREET
(Near the Post Office)
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9116
Call
Large Fowl - 2-. ' 4 38: lb 1SmsllRoasting Chickens 32clb.
Savings Bank
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A [lemons] selection of every bird from the Canadian border, Ne ew, York State and
Vermont. ' '
Nothing But the Fanciest Fresh Killed Birds
Absolutely No Frozen or Chilled Stock
\
j-‘ ‘ 9-1-1 lx-l 68c lb.
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Fancy Milk-Fed Roasting Chickens - 38c lb.
Small PorkLoms.....,............25clb. FreshShoulders............,...... 1861b-
ForequartersofSpnngLamb......2klb. .LegsofFancySpnngLamb....... 3561b-
Fresh HamsficlhfinmpofVeal 208 lb.
1
m.
lb“ “www.8hflfiderPotRoast..u . 12c
1"“ WVealGhopsSchb Calves’fiver.,..........40clb
" ” ,12clh Puritannams ........ 30cm
.12c‘lb SmokedShoulders.‘.,.....16clb
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