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A THOUGHT
» Speaking much is a sign of vani-
tor he that is lavish in words is
in deed—Sir Welter Ra-
anemone
Q
'l‘heeks to God for innumerable
Wills will be voiced from
o! pulplte and choir lofts
‘ ,' i all very properly.
- . to the contrary there is a
W_which shapes our ends and
recognition of this great
. at least once a year—is very
. , to.
the nine time the Thanksgiv-
" season ought also iind some
for striking an emphatic note
km of gratitude trons men to
, and on behalf oi a spirit of op-
on for the many kindly side
have received treat our rellow
s as we have plodded alone
we the year now closing.
isall very well to echo the
~ vo note oi [Bobby Burns when
s
e
”Men's inhumanity to man. makes
, ntless thousands mourn."
8 Just as true. and much more
to contemplate. that count-
‘ thousands of men are eiping
neon to enioy increase happi-
Friendshipi kindness. and un-
uses are not at all so rare as a
thought in a moment of de-
‘ suggests. There are plenty
v; hands stretched out to help and
gouty to receive.
‘3: isn’t it the experience of
. many people that the virtue
titude tor favors done is be-
‘ a lost virtue? Isn't it a very
experience that memories
~» navel-s received are much shorter
“the! used to be and that kind-
aro taken too lunch “for
ted.” instead of stimulating a
or loyalty and devotion ircin
receiver to the giver? Most. men
. say “Yes” to this. from their
me! experiencu.
howlodge ogthls growing in-
to help bestowed makes
hitter. discourages their natur-
_ .. toward a practical ap-
. .oi the principle of human
ethood. and makes it more and
diuicnit for other worthy ep—
'- - n - for aid to get a fair colloid.
.3; growing spirit ot indiiierence
“the friend in need" should be
. People should be reminded
old saying "One good turn
another." More sermons
be delivered on man-to-men
'and tower on those matters
are as well known to the lie-
as the speaker. Men have lor—
about loyalty. They need to
Witch lane to Rowayton avenue.
home.
their guests' will be Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Zukswert. Madison N. Juand
ldr. and Mrs. Leslie Hughes and
children.
Mrs. David
Springfield.
elected manager of the ’
High school hockey teem at an elec-
tion of oilicers. yesterday.
Glen Ridge. were guests at the Dib-
ble homestead. Rowsyton avenue.
yesterday.
liens netdeete oi Roweyton are
entering the sport or shooting duck.
these days. Each night necks are
heard honking their way southward
and each morning many shots are
heard ironl dilierent section. of the
town. anith's Island and several o'.
the smaller islands era great feed-
ing places for the birds and week-
ends eee numerous mnemen try-
ing their luck during the early
hours of the morning.
Today is being observed in time.
honored fashion with an unusual
number oi iemlly re-unions which
bring back many here and girls oi
yesteryear. Residents who have re-
tained their love oi their native
town have returned home with their
children end grandchildren to en-
joy the family festival and renew
old acquaintances.
last evening a union Thanksgiv-
ing servlce was held in the Roway-
ton Baptist church which drew a
large number of people.
John Id. Egrler. pastor of the
Brooklyn Presbyterian church. de-
livered a most interesting sermon.
Special Thanksgian music was
rendered by the choir.
—Presoription Purity .and Ae-
curacy at Allen's Drug Storm—Adv.
The following program will be
given in the Roweyton M. E.
church Sunday evening when the
JAN! lEvNioxs mn‘
'rnarlssomho.
RDWAYTON
Ilse. lids: ll. Raymond. no
ways. M tel. list
chit-slowness.
I
lit
Hisglame' as a friend
had spread emcng the
indiens. » .They received
him with all hospitality.
true.owner. Williams was re-
“Plymouth territory" by Gov-
O
tits rl de stcbuild a
it‘ll: it'lllliyyirom Salem.
the lend iroln Mseeeeelt.
south they reached a
Directed by the lndlans to land “where there was
running water." Williams and his companions. ncvl
numbering live. eet out to .lnveetl ate. Paddling to
manual. They landed and Wllllalne named the
Emberkln in a canoe.
Williams eel ed down the
.Seeltonlt river. Indians
halted him at e asked
point ceiledfilete .
—_J
river ering the name
cantata. "The Two Harvcsis." will
be sung. i
Part I—The Material Harvest. ln-'
trodnctlon—crgan. hire. George H.
Hay.
Part II—‘l‘he Spiritual Mission.
Part ill—The invitation.
Part IV—Tllo Inn-Gathering. Art
or each pert the congregation win
lllu I. hymn.
The cantata will take about 50
minuteg to present. Sopranos in-
clude. Hrs. K. Wilkinson. Mrs.
Oliver 1. Clark. Mrs. J. H. Higgins.
Mrs. Floyd Zukswert; altos. Mrs.
Joseph R. Taylor and Mrs. Henry
Forelt: tenors. William Taylor. Ed-
wBryen and William Teasdale;
BbOsesu .‘K. Wilkinson end Sidney
e .
Mrs. Oliver 1. Clerk. musical di-
rector oi.’ the church. has trained
the cholr and Mrs. George A. Key
will be organist.
Mr. end hire. J. L Schaub end
son. Jackie. Brooklyn. are spending
the Thanksgiving holidays with
Captain end Mrs. Frank R. Stevens.
Rotveytcll avenue.
hire. lsabeli Gonn. Mrs. Thomas
Santa. Mrs. Herold N. Wilson and
hire. J. F. Arnold. ell oi upper Ro-
weyton avenue. will be hostesses at
a progressive luncheon tomorrow. to
a number of members of the Good
Will club.
’rhe Norwaik street department
has started work repairing Witch
lane. which was recently dug up by
the road digger. making a trench
(or the city water pipes. which rlln
iron: the Wilson Point road. through
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 8. Mills are
holding a family reunion at their
Highland avenue. Among
end hir. end
and family.
Brooklyn.
M ills
L. Jr.. was
Norwalk
Edgar Raymond.
Mr. end Mrs. Charles Pinckney.
- .. ed.
bed Hoses didn‘t add a com.
Today in Other Years
nt which would read:
ya good friends; never go back
.A g. ,
might paraphrase
‘umerir 0! Jesus:
1. cannot thank men whom ye
seen how thank God whom ye
swell
dramatist. born. 1562.
and Mot. died. lseo.
nent Whig divine. died. lest.
Thanksgiving proclamation.
by the civil authorities or Plymouth.
no... set aside November 25. 1668.
as do! ot thanks.
Carnegie.
Lopes de la Vega. great Sp'enish
Andree Dorie. Genoese admiral
John Tilletson oi Canterbury. emi.
Il‘hanksg-lving Day. First it est
od
Birthday anniversary of And
[PW
-lece Providence. i Continued.)
L J elessevmssurseee I
b I
. . . months. 25 days. 'lti——lilnnlll to John and Ruth
Ital Statlstlcs 23"“30'El’hm9 Bill-WHO. i‘ dill! 'l‘rvudwell.
:2—Frnnk Hartley. 65 ."(‘-’ll" 7 18—Doroillv ” Albert and Theresa
For Obtober "‘°’““" ’ m" 3”“
til—Howard Wood. 2 days. it~Pearl to William and Helen
——___. 27~Helen Moehii‘. 2! rolls. in Ritzn. s
' Marriage» mcnt . 24 days. lfl—Shirioy lo Charles and Anna
iUiI) 0i lllolllh: 37——Cyru liuecol‘. hi} yours, 2 Hells. ‘
2:—Artllur Lockwood and Helen months, ill days. 24—iklcll to Earl and Jennie Fox.
Saunders Sit-«Katherine Morton. 68 )‘mlrr. .5 -——~_
lt—Charlcs Reinhold and Louise 'mcnths. 28 days. '
Kosnleckl. Lewis Meeker. 45 .ymrr. 4-110 Ledg WOOd F iii]
25-.tneou llr own and Marion of death unknown. a
Wadsworth. :il—Lcna Skodoviis. so years.
li—Charies Suva and Alice Curry.
2~John lgartllurilt end Alice An~
dgrson.
thhonlns Silk and Anna. Kci‘)’.
lwAnihony Christiano and Mary
Worse.
Z—Nicllolus
Croicnn.
iJ—Johll Wilson and Julia Davis.
iii—Walter Weekworth and Cath-
erine Vunsise.
iii—William Gregory and Louise
Keith end Marjorie
hinges.
l—Edwul'd Splull and Helen Hy.
nan.
lG—Pellci' ilcmano and Ruth John-
son.
15~Paui McGrstll and Katherine
Gilmore.
28—Anthony Mellllo llnd Carmela
Tororoilu.
tum—Anton i'lltclln and Filomene
Tole rl
25-John McGuire and Alice Crotty.
linnrtin Burke and Anna Flor-
ello.
ls—-—Wiiiielll s z c z c p a nick end
Frances Marcinkiellics.
28—Oscar Shook end Eileen Pirettl.
ill—John 'l‘. Dwyer and Kathleen
. 'h‘ncey.
Ell—Anthony ltogowslli and Sophia
Babirlsky.
29~Cornciiue Sweeney and Johanna
' ill—John Welch. about dt years i
iii—Edison Harris. 4b yours, 7.
months. 2‘ days. i
ill—Elle Buckley. $2 \Illl‘ix. It
months. 1'7 days. i
Births |
8~Gloria to John and Frank:
Schmid.
9--Edlth to ll. Seldon and Ann. lie
Rose.
l~—l.loyd in William and lili'ill
Hughes.
2~Joseph to Joseph and filmy 12.:-
telleno.
8~John to James and Mars-I'lol
Anderson. |
6—bFrencis to James and Mal-gum.
Mesh.
2—Donnld in Alphonse and Ann
Burke.
3—Robert lo Raynor nmi lda‘
Wcrmc.
20—Jalnell to Michael and Anna
Dugnn.
15——-.lnmt‘s to .lllmcu llnd Siellu Slat-
tery.
l7—ol-Jllwood to l‘iiil'ord and Katie
Saunders.
17-»James to James and Mary Gilli-
gun.
10-~l.catrlce to ‘l‘illirlnl and Theresa
Holmes. g ’
1i——-\'ern to Herman and Mary Wil-
son.
iB—Theresa lo Roscoe and Queenie
Spoils. .
la—Gcorge to Frederick nnd Rvnilln:
Meeker. ?
19~Nichillus to 1mm and Sorrow!
Urban. ‘ ‘
G—Josepllllle do Custode and Jen-.
nie Bottono. i
Welsh.
Ell—Harold Karlaen and Beatrice
Olsen.
lt—~l~iarry Saunders and Agnes
Smith.
Slimllarry Godfrey illlil Ul‘alricc
Knapp.
Deaths
i—Danlel Ratrenberger. shout it
years. n. I
'.'—-William Higgins. about 22.
years. i
3—-Wetlcy Wctmore. 10 days .
l—Frcderlck Meyers. 1 your. 1
month. 20 days.
1—Stenley Cituk. 4 years. I
months. 8 days.
2—John Riczu. 36 years. .10
months. 24 days.
l—Hllma Anderson. 59 years. 7
days.
lt—Arlllic Tully. 58 years, 4 months.
4 days.
18~Shirley Sweet. 7 months. 9 days.
il—llodertclt Weed. 53 years. 6
nloflhs. 26 days
10~Frederick Scoflcid. 7! years. it)
months. 25 days.
7—Sare Simone.
months. 21 days.
ll—John Hersko. 76 years .
63 years. d
lit—James Comstock. so years. in
days. ‘
ll—Cherlos Anderson. 65 years. r.
months. 4 days.
1:——Williem Jessup. 66 years. to
months. ill days.
il—Harrict Tate. 88 years. 8’
"a. Wei-marrow m:
a PI v. . ‘ ‘
o .
h—‘Mary to William and Mary Tay- .
lor. " , l
T—Adolv to Eric and Catherine
Ailloi.
9—(iordon to Gordon and Marionll
Henry.
lO—Arihur to Arthur and Hilda
Jutten. ,
iii—James to John and Margaret
Morrisroe.
21—Albert to Mary Urdu.
l—Mars‘urct to Frank and Bertha
Rikk.
iii—Frank to John and Dorothy
Monnllal'r.
ld—Lcroy to Alias and lens Ben-
janlin.
il- —Tess:o to Daisy and Josephine
IleMace.
12~Muriel to Jack and Caroline
immermann.
il- eldwurd to George and Andrea
Lane.
li—liowurd tn llownrd and Ella
Wood.
11—-—\Vnrn-ll to James and Rose
Kelley. ’
li-—.\nnn to Phillip and Sara Wien.
or.
7—.“an to Arturo Ind Carmela
Delilichllle.
l1—Mlldrcd to Henry and Hazel
Dcysenroth. ‘ .'
li—Ernest to Joseph and Juliet
Irmi. ‘
Zl—Livia to Pietro and Luisa Gian;
dano. l
lt—Glovanni to Luciano and Mar-i
gherita Riccic. '
lt—Jeannc to George end
uniqueen.
iii—Charlotte to Ellen end Adoilcl
Snell.
l’ilisebeth i
' l
. ' I
lo—Muriel to Daniel end Muriel.
Farrell. l
:s-Dorothy to John and Corenvioi
Lewis. l
.‘7----l{enry to Hendrick end Mar-l
ganet VanHaeiewyn. .
i
Guests Enjoying
N. Y. Party Today
8
Charles H. Harrie. whose Ledge-
weod Farm Vacation lodge. where
convalescent girls are elven a two
weeks‘ rest period with plenty oi
food and milk at no cost to them-
selves. is winning a unique repute-
: lion in philanthropic circles. He is
entertaining a large number of those
who eve been guests at his Nor-
walk t‘arm at a Thanksgiving par.
ly in the Roosevelt Hotel, New
York. today.
A woudcriui Thanksgiving dinner
with all the fixing will be served
lllv girls in one of the main dining
rooms of the hotel. A special or-
r'mlm has been engaged to fur-
llirill music for dancing which will
l«.; enjoyed during the late after-
noun following the dinner.
5mm:- most of the girls who have
won ltnr‘k health and strength at
ih. vacation lodge during the last
lime and four years are residents
or New York. the custom was start-
«(I by .\ir. llarris last Christmas to
nzllllv-r them together in that city
on serum! occasions during the win-
it r {or a real good time and a reel
good iced. Today's Thanksgiving
lmtv is in line with this added
l‘llill‘llilltl" work by Mr. Harris.
$10,000 Damage:
Sought For Death
Of Mrs. Skudowitz
l’mmgrs of 810.000 are asked for
lie death or Lena Skudowiis in an
action filed by Henry Block admin-
istrator for the dead woman. against
ll-‘l'lu‘rl. A. and Bertha C. Schwartz.
llnll island. ill the Superior Court.
yl-ril‘l‘da)’.
Mrs. Skudowiiz died as the result
of injuries received when so was
struck by an automobile erated
by Mrs. Schwartz ill South Main
sit-rel. October 31. ”26. The ma-
chine was owned by her husband
Herbert A. Schwartz.
ii is alleged in the complaint that
Mrs. Schwartz operated the earth a
ll-‘gtligent manner and at an egcee.
silo rate oi speed without proper
lights and that she was suffering
front :1 nervous breakdown a short
time prior to the accident.
The case. is returnable at the De-
cclnbcr term. An attachment for
$20,000 was filed against the prop-
erty oi the defendants. The law firm
of Keogh and Candee represent the
plaintiff.
“Rifle“! Saw
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51.
I’l‘llh runs A00
The following items appeared in
the issue oi the Evening Sentinel tor
November 25. liliii:
The longest telephone. call on re-
cord in this city was made yester-
day when W. P. Miller. of the Ner-
welk Tire and Rubber company.
was connected with San Francisco
ior three minutes.
Miss Ethel Vm—e charming and
talented women known to None":
people as Hrs. O'Neil. sang last eve-
ning at the ilrst entertainment or
the Hurcrott Musical and Lecture
course in the High street hell.
William 1’. Ward. John McMahon.
Jr.. end John McKnight termed the
committee in charge of the inform-
si deuce given last evening by the
Knights oi Columbus in St. Joseph's
hell.
The dam to the East Norwslk mill
pond was completed yesterday by
Contractor Frcd Hodge.
-————-
Mr. end Mrs. Edward D. Randall.
Elm Grove street. are among the
Norwalk people attending the Yale-
Harvsrd iootbell game in New Ho
\9" today.
Stephen L. Clary. Flax Hill road.
is suffering from a palniul injury
sustained yesterday when he tell
down a flight of stairs at his home.
Miss Carolyn Gerin. daughter or
Mr. and hire. Andrew Gerin. and
William Clark Elzerl were united in
marriage Thursday evening by Rev.
1 ”greenery.” .
'cm or YOUR ESTATE
bank. with years of experience, is better
fitted than the average ind
suit our Trust Department ‘oday. about
your will.
THE
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
TRUST CO.
NORWALK, CONN.
For the better care of your Estate, this '
avidual. Con- : '
“If wishes were
horses, Beggars
FRISBIE’S
m i g In ride!”
DAILY M0103
HAULAGE SERVICE
1‘0 NEW YORK
Tel. Net-walk 294—10912
N. Y. Phone. Chelsea 805.
soil W. 20th St.
Hershfield Motor
That's an old ono,--~ ‘
They wish for six cylinders
now.
It’s a rather pessimistic old
proverb, anyhow.
James B. Howell. of Si. Paul's
church.
Slight damage was done this
nothing when fire broke out in the
home oi Rev. John Sta letcn. Bey-
Vlew avenue. caused a detective
title which ran from the kitchen
stove to the main chimney.
The Hospital Wllist club met yee.
tcrdny nitornoon at the home of Mrs.
George R. Van Alstyne. Buyview
avenue.
5 YEARS A60.
The following items appeared in
the issue 01' the Evening Sentinel
for November 25. 1921:
A New Haven man and his wiie
were struck by ll. one-man trolley at
Main and Catherine streets about. 6
o'clock lust night. and as a result are
in the Norwnllg hospital. both in
critical conditions.
Norwelk is still discusslng with
lowered tones the raid on gambling
Joints in this city. instigated by
the state police Thanksglvlng eve.
The police authorities have taken
every precaution to prevent a recur.
renee ol‘ such a thing as took place
Wednesday. when one or the em-
plcyeea oi Louis Greenberg. where
a number of men had quit their
employment. was molested as she .
Transportation It is all right to wish for
Company llili'ilIS provided you go a step
scorn sonwshn. con". further and WILL to get
them.
The best way is to Save...
. Save 107..
Bargains
SAVE YOURS IN
-111...
Used Cars .
AARON KOHN
Auto Accessories
9_ltell.roed Ava, So. Not-walk
The People’s
Trust Company
First Bank Under tile Bridge
Washington Street
New Dresses South Norwalk
For
Fall I
L. GOLDEN Thanksgiving
wssmucros s'r. *.
scorn normal:
attempted to go bscll. to work.
A iereweli reception to Rev. l’u.
thcr Joseph Byrne. head oi the Holy
Ghost Fathers. was held at the Com.
olic club house in West avenue.
Nearly 15 per cent of persons who
applied for Thanksgiving baskets to
Charles H. Harris. or Ledgwood
Fem. were “takes." it we: learned
today by the Evening Sentinel.
A surprise party was given Mre
Gilbert Horton. Winfield street. last
evening. it being the occasion of
her 64th birthday.
Carries us buck to the days of
our forefathers.
.Wo Are Our Own Whole It was their
Balers and Retailers of
Quality Groceries
A. F Beckmann Co
Inc.
Washington Street
Phone 356; So. Blot-walk
courage. hard work and thrift
that enabled this land
plenty to Show itself for il‘ll‘
01'
comforts.
Their hpll‘ll of thrill and
purpose is a wonderful ex-
ample for us to follow.
F. W. Fitch won first prize. and
Ellen R. Baker the consolation prize
at the hearts session in the. South
Norwalk club last evening.
Samuel Greensteln. oi the Blues.
was defeated by Clinton E. Nutiing.
oi the Reds. by a score of “~88 last
evening in the Rooter's pool tourna.
ment at the South Norwalk club.
Elton M. Hoyt. son oi Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E. Hoyt. 44 Boyview
avenue. and Miss Ethel Irene Bus-
sard. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her.
bert M. Buuard. were married Wed.
A. .i. COLLINS CO.
70 NO. MAIN ST" TEL. 7d?
The
City National Bank
SOUTH NORWALK. OONN.
i
t
l
nesday evening in the "Little Church
Around the Corner." New York.
Vaccination Law Not
To Be Tested By
Supreme Court Appeal
The law requiring school children
to be vaccinated will not be tested
out in the supreme court as Hugh
M. Alcorn. state's attorney. suggested
it might. Mr. Alcorn announced yes-
terday that he would not appeal the
decision 0! Judge Banks at the sap.
umber criminal term oi the superior
court iindlng John Mellctt and Ever.
ett Emmcns not guilty oi sending
their children to school. They had
sent their children to school but the
school authorities would not admit
Gem because the children were not
vaccinated.
The decision or the state‘s attor-
ney virtually throws the matter back
to the legislature tor a revision or
Everything In Furniture
That the Home May
Need.
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man-w rs.
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”Hunter
Closes
Friday, Nov. 26th
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; ' iii-WI“. . Checks Will
Policy
Refrigerating Be
- & Supply Co.
50. NORWAIJ. WIN.
R‘hone sees-lost Mailed
December let
the statute compelling vaccination. it
the law is to be enforced. When
Judge malls gave his decision. he
observed that the statute requiring
vaccination carried no penalty. alr-
cept. by construction. that it denied
parents t e privilege of sending
their chil ran to school. Mr. Aloorn
then observed he had always ielt
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