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fimn‘uusic Program.
(I 1 \(«NOW England Wea-
rm" 1"
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n m. luco Market Report.
M ,, \MRAI) Women's Club
in. 1 ’I-IIk by Mill Dorothy
NW "Turkey for Thanke-
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paw.
i" 3.1 —v‘Iosin‘ Stock hllrkct
I If.» Stork Markets Re~
on“ ~13nw nt Reports.
I‘ .1 I'nde Practice. Lesson
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Talk by John J.
w «new; "Harvesting the
“é? u .J-TM‘ning Progrm. 1.
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r - ,v- .<;cal Program to be
,,.',._ ,- Irrd Cross Health
v:.‘l'(1pl¢‘y Green.
(492 Meters.)
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xf I'vlna. Roman Tower.
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ll I Roman Tower,
'~..:mrt Evans. Tenor.
-: Ixniy Sport Talk by
if. -: :I—a lisiwald. noted
'zmg Up for Life,"
‘ ‘~.-.mpion.
IN the Abraham
‘1 Society. Brook-
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.w“ . Dance 01'-
w. mibcrt Simon, Ic-
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. ~.' " Irrn's Hour by
\I w“ on the United
1'. s‘ . ..r-: Service by Oliver
.: Recital by E. D.
, zn Recital by Hel-
p >126 Recital by Ma-
. w rlrcital by Lotta
: Recital by Rob-
11; ‘1' I ‘ >1 an Recital ‘-y Hel~
3 I “ ~ m: Recital by Ma.-
r ‘I ;. on by the United
5 ' _, 1. Charles L‘entor,
;, n. \lerk (405 Meters.)
A 1‘. \: :ruuo solos by Re-.
I-‘rr' - r ‘3. a: 1 of Newark
5 r ‘I w ;:1It« r Russell,
II . ..— I Wale—Protect-
.1'. ‘ ‘ 'Illmn or soparano
by l -. l‘I‘clvr‘r VValoh.
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by I>r How: Van Buren
him 1‘ Riyn.
l‘ ‘\- I: Enter-mire" in
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I. i ‘ ”‘11! Hours With
ow \\ -: ”Nelsen. McMcln.
15 l' ‘1' Music While You
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signals. ’
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:4q I". " ' ‘lwcc market re-
.45 l". " “anther forecast.
P. .‘J - ‘-I*;< : and household
"H's; ‘ nations and Abom-
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9t 1;. -=; news bulletins.
l“ I". 5'. » " H-ircn’e pron-um.
35 i‘. ." ‘: '1'Ih talk. N. Y.
Us? ’7‘ of Health.
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Sprin..1.‘1rl:l Mass" (337 Mo.
lore )
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" * T’wportl: Boston and
. Hark“: Reports.
sunnr concert by
the
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9' ‘ rr r: t I ook Review by R.
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Mn.
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l baritone:
‘1 accompanist.
:le ‘- Y- (455 Meters.)
m “ _ rm recital played by
”it? 7:“ Hotel Astor Organ.
P i" " " '.r'.'m the Hotel Astor.
m’p‘y‘f 'mon developmenll of
“‘ “' Vii‘ared by Women's
ll P. .V.
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'1 Playerl.
~Piano recital by Al‘
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ve Dept. of Forms and
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‘a'mne of the N" York
Ir 2‘ Foreign Exclaim“
' The Condition of the
“'R’ .‘I- ries’ by the Mm-
‘ :1 Streett; Evening Pout
1;" —- Cloverfleld Fart: Ito-
He' en Fuller Orton.
m-m
Rib Veal Chops
FreshPorkRoast 17clb.'
FreshSpareRibs l5’clb.
LeanFreshShoulders_............. l4clb.
LeanFreshHams.................22clb.
FreshPork‘Butts l7clb.
PigsLiver......................... l 77
PigKidney....................... 1%]?
BEST NATIVE VEAL
BreastVeal......................l ‘
Shouldcheal 133R.
Veal, solidmeat
VealCutlets 3521b
SmokedShoulders l3clb.
HIGH GRADE BEEF SPECIALS
ShoulderSteak....................16clb.
RoundSteak 20clb.
Sirloin or Porter-house . . . . . . . . . -25C lb‘.
FreshHeavyPlate 8clb.
B&BPotRoast.................. l9clb.
Ely. Avenue Market
......25clb.
30 Main Street
Tel. 476 ‘
Why Not Paper
Them Through the Winter and Holidays?
Wall Paper for Every Room in Every Reuse.
5c, 10c, 15c. 20c, 25:. Per R611
- Every Boll Guaranteed
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Of Unusual Design
And At PopularPrices
Now On Display
Boyd Wallpaper Store.
Nothing Over 25o
Open Saturday until 8 p. 111.
“may;
For sale by Stineon-‘E’odellucorn:
Norwalk', Gum.-
Store Hutu-s 8 to 6
aclor; a 2 farmers' Period-—
:3 l1 rrg Turn undue“.
"bl"? r: .15 D,‘.er
'P 3' ‘1' rvsram 0: Chamber
1:05 P. M.—"Looeeieur
Topica"
8:15 P. lit—“A Story of a. Story"
the newspaper side of the reporting
or the Slocum and Titanic disasters gram
ThankSglvmg Dinner! I
Current
by J. E. Hardenberg.
1.
9:15 P. BIZ—United States Navy
ight; speeches and musical pro-
0.
PIES AND PLUM PUDDING——
“HOOatonless
PEA coal an be mixed with Nut for the kitchen range Pea cost-
ing 32. 25 a ton lose, the mixture means I saving of over $1.00 n ton.
The Norwalk Coal 69’ Supply Cur—pony
Masons’ Building Materials
Phone 113
\
it’s Ghecomes
Fancy Fruits
Confectionery
Groceries
COAL"; ‘ ECONOMIES
BUCKWHEAT coal can be used not only for banking tires, but as a
substitute for the larger coals in mild weather.
regular {ounce size to buckwheat is changing to a cool the; costs
AT
MA DEY’S
Zimmfixffl?
Changing from the
sale 15:. hrma. 3
non ’iExL‘x‘é'é’ as"
108 Water St.
Huber-'3 Ice Cream
Cigars
Cigarettes
Phone 1507
I" CRANBERRIES, NUTS AND RAISINS
. ORANGES, OTHER FRUITS AND CANDY
You can get them all at PIGGLY'WIGGLY‘éand we advise that you get them early.
jWith the supplies purchased 1n advance' 1n a leisurely manner youlll not be too tired
to enjoy yourself when the day for Thanksgivmg arrives. ‘ '
SUNLIGHT . 1 Pound P int ‘
FINEST CREAMERY - BU T T E R a“ Divided in Quirk.” 56¢ ._
SUN LIGHT GUARANTEED EGGS 45c NEW-LAID 79 c
Dozen ‘ lNEAR-BYEGGS Dozen
i ROLLED POUND
SPERRY & B BONELESS ' RAMS __26(:
, “no BONE—JUST ENOUGH I'm—numerous FLAVOR—V ERY ECONOMICAL”
"COLLEGEINN CHICKEN BROTH 3%?250
FANCY CALIFORNIA NONE SUCH ‘7 1
BUDDED WALNUTS Pound 390‘ MINCE MEAT 13 oz. can 273
was!” pkg. 19C I grunt Frgggllng, 12:31:; 290 gmm 121.6%; 2% for 25C
fin“ 0... 15C I £33?“ P... 21c mngfigu. PM can 25c _
BELVEDERE
‘25c
Can
115‘“
PURE
VIRGIN
a,f49C |
OLIVE OIL
’Quart
Can
1
CANNIBAL CASTILE SGAP PASTE
ror Household, Garage and rum Use—Garth Bare—Safe for Delicate Hands—A Regular 215.: Seller.
95C
V CAN .
LARGE
9C"
THE MIRACULOUS“ I La
Ev‘ElirlréanfiNG P l. U R . CLEANER ‘ 7 “23C: 2‘; 430
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use! swear M 25d rarer WA 4 for 25 C [m rm TOKAY 22m
MA ORANGE!
Money Loans:
. On Diamonds,
WWW
Mull-um
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Our-WM
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. 42 SOUTH'MAIN ST.
“The Home of Bargains”
”MEN : SCOUT SHOES
LAID—138’
FELT SLIPPERS
Pair
. BOYB' ’
SCHOOL SHOES
Heavy. and Durable
BOYS ! SCOUT SHOES
42 SOUTH MAIN sr.’
f Quality the Very Best-
on:- Pfioe‘Reasonable
Albert Morg
The Winchester Store
Washington Street
South N
An old customer’ 8 memory of satisfac-
tory Service and Values does more in-
fluential advertising for us than that Of
fvhich we have paid thousands of dol-
ars. y‘
Angevine Furniture Co.
16 North Main Street ' ‘
Opposite Palace Theater _
ARK-OFF’S
uoctane-seen-oucaooe-oeeeg.
SOUTH NORWALK
LADIES’ OXFORDS
Black and Tan
9—1318 l
114 Pairs of SATINS
$1.95
$2.45
~ ’ $1.95. ’
scone-eeeeeeuuee-uuee
cmnnws‘snons
Button and Lace
Men ! Look !
DRESS SHOES
‘ Welt:
$3.25
‘ $1.69
Pair. .......
SOUTH NORWALK
(CityHotel Block).
Three days old! Still frésli and
moist. Appetizing and dainty
for table use.- Ideal for toastl 1
This is the sored proof of
Rich redpé. pur'e Emu;
. Careful baking and utmost are
taken to give you a perfect 1021
Norwalk Chronicler