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' .‘un And Tim For Today
Illa rises ............. 0:51 A. M.
hp sets ......... 4:28 P. I.
High woter..2:16 A. hl.-2:l~ 1:, M.
' Blip And Title For Tomorrow
“WI! rises ............. 6:63 A. N.
m’nts ............. 4:28 P. N.
‘ lush Water..3:0tt A. lit-3:02 P. it.
Miss Silvia. Guns who attends the
. ##8th Manor school at. ’i‘srry-
Moron-Hudson. will be with her
"fits. Mr, and hire. Edward M.
iii West avenue for tie
Thanksgiving holidays. Miss Gone is
_ Q senior in the academic deput-
mt-
" {use it Wargo. son of Mr. and
71‘s.. ullus Wcrgo. Richards aye-
Itio, West Norwnlk. is convalesclng
.._ v qt his home horn on operation per-
" formed recently at the New Haven
Mppltsi. "Joe." as ho is popularly
‘ knows ll Rotting nlons nl‘cely under
the ears or his mother.
Jones Tracey. to Oak street has
“phased s Chevrolet commerctsi
from W. it. Austin Chevrolet
end Service. 47 Rsilroad sve-
sou.
. my Dorothy Adsms who attends
. Mutton". college for Women oi
I” lesson is home with her por-
llr. and Mrs. Spencer Adams.
, ' lost svenue tor the holiday.
5-. .1. -
hill“; John Mills. Greens Farms
“a purchased a Chevrolet sodon
up the local-Chevrolet dcslcr. W.
I..Auotin. ‘”
, no" will be a brlei Thanksgiv-
ssrvico with a celebration
.9” ply Communion at‘Trlnity
, rob this morning at 9:80 o'clock.
. q—Iour photograph for Christ-
Reducod prices from now un-
‘ ‘. 10th. Phone 355 and make
qt" only appointment. Manusinn
“dim—Adv.
Ir. dud Mrs. Elmer Sconeld. ill
I ‘Qolnt street. celebrated their
‘w‘oddiiig anniversary. Tuesdsy.
“flies Hersh Riordan. Roosevelt
' spent Wednesday in New
m ith her sister Catherine. and
_ he. s junior at Nev Rochelle
_ is spending the Thenkszivlng
Wat the home of her por-
m Roosevelt street.
Gisdys Banks. Woodward
ms. is spending _ Thanksgiv-
jfl ”lids" in New ork.
If. Solon Blsvkay. Connecticut
W‘s. Willa: in New York.
4 I“. and Mrs. Joseph Perry. hips.
to ”one. hove had a radio lnstsii-
fl it their home.
savior s bosumul Horne. Ask Aha.
M HIJr-rddv.
. flu. Annie W. Bacon. New Heron.
til [nest of Dr. and Mrs. Ernest
, “comer It the First Congroo
W church parsonage in East
Mill. over the holidays.
Jud [Elisabeth Usher. 66 set
we. spent the week-end in ow
m with friends. '
so. Itarzsrct Hickerson. Pearl
is spending two weeks with
deter in New York.
MCI H. Smith. :1 Lowndos
., e. was tendered it delighttui
surprise party at his home.
the evening a tasty oailetlon
Bolas. West Norwslk. hos
New York. While there she
'i‘so lvoolng lootisol woioon'iss
contributions to tho brie! aisles.
or to soy other solo!” is the
DOM!» I'll. "I'll. IN" 0 I."
otterings lists to be «looted be-
come at the coulossssss of the
writer.
Msny people tell to slits
nsmeo logibly end so lions with.
out it pains is not ussble.
lion! boosts writs so both
sides of the paper. such nutter
connot be used until it hos been
rsooplod ll 1'” losiisoi ofllrc
and there is seldom time for that.
Pooplo udss typewriters Ihoiild
use I. double-space lg writiss
copy for newspapers. to permit
spoco' for correction where no.
osssry.
will sttend a wedding and will re-
msln over the week-end.
m
Mrs. Catherine Ourrsn, New IR-
van, is spending Thanksgiving with
Mrs. John Leanna. Fair street.
~—
At the monthly of the Norwollt
high schom, Wediiesdsy. s Thanks-
giving play was sketched by mont-
bers of the Drsrnatlc club of the
school. ‘Ihoso who portiolpstsd wore
Jack Lewis. e college student home
with a broken leg. Marion Riordan.
his mother: Eileen McMahon. Mil.
tired sneohsn. Luellle Boutonnold
maids: Mstyda Diets. s ll." oi ton
who lisps; end Modellno Loonerd.
the girl 11 unit. tolls in love with.
It was v ry well performed and
proved very entertaining.
Mr. Jacobs. principol of the school
expressed a wish'to hove more of
such plays pwdiicod in (More to
memblloo which the drslsstis club
[HIM t0 6%
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~Frssh fish ovary Frill! p3 ills
Rowsytos Most florist—tow
m
The condition of Chsrlotto Boobs.
seven-yeor-old daughter oi Mr. end
Mrs Wilitsin H. Boobs, when
street. who was struck by on state
driven by Roy dour-t. Norwsill. ls
Cannon street. yostsrdsy tonnoon.
receiving an injury to her hood wss
reported so "fair" at tho Norwslk
howitol. todsy.
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witsdioo and Vietrolss sold on
our terms st Donnelly'o—Alv.
Rev. Gray
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(Continued trout Pass One)
in sickness and sin "no ot cod
cheer: thy sins be forslvon so."
Through divine grsco sod power we
liitsy triumph aim”. and any thars~
fore be choornii sud thonitfui- in
Jan. to: it we loom tbst in spite
of the tribulstion of this world. we
new be of good cheer thrush Jo.
we who has overcome the world.
! saint Paul appears es s prisossr st
Jerusalem in Acts Ni ii and in
danger iron: the hostile mob. Ai-
ti-ough he hos devoted his lilo to
the service oi Christ its now loses
a serious end cortisol perineum
.hlndrsuco to his mission. in such
persecution he hosrs the «1le ss-
coursgolnsot. "Bo ct good cheer.
Poul: tor as thou hast ostliiod oi
me in Jerusalem. so in thou bear
witness else at noise." With us.
quote splrltusl resou optimism.
cheer. grotitudo and storminstlon
may be unquonchoblo. "
“The spirit. of some. II ssothsr
suro forerunner of grotitudo. It
creates the atmosphere oi glorious
tor ourselves sad others st the some
time. "Let every man look not hpon
his own things. but upon the thins!
or others." we my set! much han-
piness from the bsbit 0t Mobil!
with all who,» do raioies. it bu been
sold thst in the den of Phitllps
Brooks in Boston. no mstter how
dsrksmorninsllweeltthogrost
preacher cows limpet
Row. tits is atnoqhsro bosons
bright. This woo a rot-sols. Mt oily-
siesl at course. but of the spirit- it
was the result st bit he stood for
and tho Misses oi his own per.
sonality. Without doubt. he must
hove boon hoops hirssolt. urstltuds
grows osturoliy is such on sir.
"w. ore muss lion's! Vitll
experience. on loser Mil! “ “r
rednetousltwooosinlibooooso
gong Ml it rotors II
end hss sliOII' '1 "I! ,, M
indestructible. is min i ii is
tolls h disciples thot this M
be the in toilet pleasure. itsotsss
trots abiding blot so the brush
in the rise. on beeping bis soot
monuments withlsvo. I the 16th
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chapter is the oneness that tile
in would oostisoo «on sites lie
was token from them. “their son
sorrow would W is" is!
through 000'! cs on! or.
The 11th. chest-r Wests 1's-
thor “shunts", With the M ot
every oueipio so a divine see.
“We sever when this re-
sorvoo «resources beyond tits ho-
: but "we are
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HOME 18 THE W318
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KY. HOME FROM
Mystery sunoundeddhc unprecedented seizure 140 miles off the Amerirsn coast of the ihm-msstul
Month" Carmen on which. government officials sold. them were 100,000 cases of si-oich whiskey vnlimi
at $5,000,000. Hero is the vessel at the snehorago in New York hsrbor to which It was lnlwn by the l’nited
lions Coast. Guard dnslroyt‘r McCall. Miss Liberty looms like a m-aith in the background.
i Deaths and Funerelr. I
Alice E. Raymond
Mrs. Alice E. Rallnond. widow oi
Uhsrloo Id. Raymond. who l'ormi‘rl)
Thanksgiving Programs
conducted s. restaurant in Washing-
ton street. passed nwuy yesterda;
noon at her home. 59 West Brand
street. Stamford. She is survival
Mrs. c. A. Pmrsall. Yonkers.
The funeral will take place But—
urday sfternoon. at 2 o'clock train
the into home and will be privntt'.
most took place yesterday afternoon
front his lsto home in Chestnut Hill!
ovcnue. Masonic serviceg were con-
ducted by members of Hillside Lodge
No. I“. I“. d. A. M.. of Richmond (‘
Antes.
The funeral or. slip. Mittlc Ame-
who possod away Tussdsv morning
us her home is Water street. will
take place Friday sfternoon at 1
o'clock iron the Knisht street A.
it. 8. church. Rev. Dr. w. H Lithisr
will oiflcisto. interment will be in
Riverside cemetery
John Erickson
Funorsi services torJohn Erich.
son. who died Monday evening will
no oi the horns of his dsughtcr. Mrs.
C. W. Fly. I South Osborn svrnue.
this sftemoon at 3 o'clock.
ltov. Woman I. Lewis. rector of
'n'inlty church wil otflclete. inter-
ment will be in the family plot in
Riverside cemetery.
Aristocratic Old
Won’t Mix Up With
Socialist Statesmen
Because she discovered that her
noble Items odlointed thnt oi hi.
Hot-riot on the list oi patrons of the
“Frolic Solon." tho Dowsger Duchess
d’iilt'court lndignsntly withdrew
trout ills committee. Even in these
dmurstio times in France. the old
spirit oi the toudnl lsmilles oi
Normandy dies herd.
The story is’going the rounds that “~
the dowsgor called up the organiser
ot the pstrlotlc art exhibition and
denuded that M. erriot's name be
new! (orthwlth rain the list.
"Bill. mv'dosr Duchess." the per-
ploxcd'organlser tired to explain. "1
rally csn'd do that You seldom.
Kerriot is Minister ot Fine Arts as
well ss 0! Education. and he has
simply sot. to be one of the patrons
because of his official functions!"
loos honored some. trout gracing
the exposition it! her proson The
Countess. a poet or sbility. cautious
M. Harriet literary critic an bio.
gropher of Mine. itecurnler es mi
es rac‘cel tolltioiss.
. ”"F—v
Special Semce
A service at the douth Nor-
”it no church has boob plen-
nod by members of the book-
ost and desist committee (or the
miles ot Clovis-Church sundry.
which will be observed in‘Norwsik.
grammes". ‘hao ”pounced that
by five children. Miss Edith. Miss Home 1.
Grace and Goorsr‘ Hail-0nd find Rut‘lintion, "Jack Pumpkin‘s
In. Harold i’rice at Stamford. and yam-3' Cilrmt‘ll impiombnto.
Room 0. .
lmil.
Room 8.
pile of Room I.
1'
Ruth.
M Florence Toots.
lliillor.
Mary Ozoi.
Dseili.
“No ntsttori" shoppe: book“ the Room I. 1
filled lady. "You can rap 0 my l'lsg saute.
Mots. then. "I wont to lisvo nothing Heroin ”on.
in common with thst pomp!" Kindmsrton and Grodo i.
All oi which did not prevent the solute to llsg.
donatess do Nesllloo bearer of e no dong—Animus.
Table; Kindergarten B. group.
Kindergarten A. group.
Margot Visitors.
tonA
l. ,
long—Bobby lbstto. Grotto !.
Klndergortsn.
, In the Schools
'l‘hsnlssaiying Program I
Lincoln Wheel 1
Sony. "We Tilsmt Th e." pupils or; Grade it
Bong. “Mr. Duels end its. Turkey." I
pupils of iloom 2. '
Recitation. “Thanksgiving." pu-g
plls oi Grade d. .
interment will he in Norwnlk ccmo- “9““an "Thanksgiving ”WSW
iery. John Guyos.
-——-’ itselistlon. "November." Louisi
JOHN] B. Mwmuh Sclttnnn. ‘
'i'lie foul-emf Joseph 3- Merri- iiccitnllon. "someihlnr to lie
Thunktui For." irons Berth-y i
Recitation. "’l‘hsnltssiilng i‘lul-
tihODhV." lions Reinhardt.
"Thanksgiving A d v i c 2." Il- li'i'
lii‘ll.
L. I. Interment was in the fnmlly Recitation. "Aiorloric's ’l'h.uk~
plot in Riversldo' cethetery- gitdng." Jenn Volsor.
"long of Thanksgiving." Juiiu
Mlltie Barber.
"A Serious iisndicsp." Mun Mil-i
inoui. 4
"Why Wo Ara Thankful." four
girls of Room 5. ‘
"Tbsnksgiving's C o m o." It u t n
Hamilton. !
Song. “The Pilgrims." Room I. i
Recitation. “November."
Cults and Verne Mono.
Recitation. “A Serious Handicap."
"The Pllsrlm Fathers." Elisabeth-
lve no.
Bong. "N o v e at b o r." pupils oi ’
ltocitstlon. "am of Lincoln."l
non of Room 1. I
Recitation. “The Holiday Trsln."i
girls of Room 1. I
V "The Months oi the Year." pupils'
of Room 7.
“Good Old Thanksgiving," Joseph!
"Thanksgiving Table," pupils of
Song—A Little Pilgrim Girl—Pu-
Rncitstion~Curly~Altrodv bollo-
io.
ltecltstion—A Turkey -- Motilda
RocitetlowA nunvswsy Turke)‘
Time to Risen—Jess Giiroy.
on Roi—Tony Stills.
Songv—Amorlcs. the Bosutttiil.
Giving Thsnks—vMorgsret Nessa.
Thenksglvinsv—ilelos Isssborger.
The MnyfloVVQfiPull‘lflm Pete.
A Boy's museums - Harriet
Composition — Thanksgiving --
Reclmtion—Thanksglving—Helen
Bong — Thonhsgiving —- l'uplls oi
rig—My Top. m l.
inger Flay-Jute Thanksgiving
Sour-Tho Bells. Grade I.
Recitotlon—Tilo Thsnit You Time.
none—Tho New loos. arise i.
Recitation —- Thanksgiving Day.
song—Over the itivor Kinderga-
srollp. '
Recitation—Little so Poop. Erode
Mtsflonflt Grounds.
Anna ‘ -
Sons—Jack Frost. Kindergarten.
itcciiutiou~Come Little Loaves,
Fong~SlnglmL Grade l.
Recitation—A lit-tier Why. Jean
lively. st
Recitation—A Boy's Thanks. Billy
Allen.
Song-Mr. Duck and Mr. Turkcy i
Klndcrnarlfiu l
nrcltsllon —- Thunltsglvlns Fun.‘
"i'l‘lhfl Hansen. 3
ltocllullon -. Thanksgiving Day 1
“Hum Cummings. 1
Sour—We ’l‘hsnk Thee. Ornde i. f
Ilssvln Sol-not .-
i'rogrnm for grades 2 and a.
_ilong-"l"athor We Than Tlivo."
'rnlutc to Flag... "Star panglnl
l ‘ .intlr." .
llrcllntions -- “We 1 c o m e To
.1 iinnkngiving." Catherine Lyons.
'Tiisnltlui." John (tomes.
Song--“Novemhcr." grade 3. .
ltocltslion—‘Thsnksmvlng Day."
i‘iura lnwrcncc: "Why?" Geri:
Mugrath. I
.. Sons—“Thankssiving Day," gndu'
Recitation—"Tomorrow." Mildred;
S. himcrllng. i
Closing—"America." grsdcs 2 Ilia!
Mun-in School Grade ii entertain.
.i
,in': Grades 4 .
Lily DoPiotro. ’ and ii
1. Star Spangled Banner. by Paul!
rtnpontcr, violin; Hurry Stretch.“
t‘uinfii.
'3, The First Thanksgiving Day.
, .2. Emma. “timid: and Doris Bax.
lvl‘.
3. What. Thanksgivinh moons to
us, by Alfred Picclone.
4. Thanksgiving Day Sons. by
iii-ion Erdos. Romllo Bsrnum. Vic-
lor Mallns. Ralph Bennett and
Laurette Ainsworth.
5. Bobby Leo's Thanksgiving. by
Laurette Ainsworih, Florence
Glynn. Caroline Kubovic. Gertrude
Thompson. Verdi Bates and Laura
liondmnn.
8. Evening by
the Sell, by Vivian
(Morton. '
A former in Lincolnslhro. Eng-
land. recently sprayed his ileld of
potstooo by slrplano. it took 8| min-
utes. Ordinarily the Job would hovo
taken two days.
'l'wo hatched cottsgos. standing in
a secluded s1 at in Christisn Mallard.
England. have the curious name or
"The City." The nearest shop in
Wiltshlro is two miles away.
Many folks who could not got in-
torosted enough to vet are quick to
specks up when someone ssh them
what they will hove to est-Stam-
lord Advocate.
W
Judsins by the in! they were
celebrated after they happened.
those liquor referendums weren't so
solemnwé-hlsw York Bers'd Tribune.
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Rochester Heat-Proof
Casseroles
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'l‘es Sets
Flu 'l‘hsnhlslring at
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98 w n -
South orwslk
loyv
stood Reynolds -
special node has been secured for
the of the evening. the
two soloists will be Miss Norton
Itottroln. who is director or the u~
sic st the Georgetown Congregs on-
sl church. sod George Harris. tenor
soloidat the lorwstlt Contention-
ai church. '
It service is so renews: i
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