DEC 22 1924
State of Connecticut
BY HIS EXCELLENCY
RLES A. TEMPLETON
GOVERNOR
NDUR country has greatly prospered. From coast to
| \) || coast we are a united, happy people. Never has
ºutrº our material welfare been greater. Never have the
lº) comforts of life been so wid ely distributed among
our citizens. Liberty and learning are the heritage of
all. Peace and plenteousness are within our borders,
Gratitude befits commonwealths and individuals alike.
In accordance with ancient usage and the law of the State,
I designate Thursday, November 27th next, as a day of
public gº
Chaukaniuittu.
From earliest times the people of Connecticut have met
together once a year in church and home to give thanks
to the Author of their blessings. It is fitting that they do
so. Religion and the family have ever been the founda-
tion stones of American life. Without them no nation can
live, no prosperity can endure. Around them this festival
has always centered. To their perpetuation it is dedicated.
Let us therefore on this day, in the manner of our fathers,
gather to renew the bonds of family and of home, and
give thanks to God for all those good things which so
bountifully He has bestowed upon us.
Given under my hand and seal of the State at the Capitol, in Hartford, this
thirteenth day of November, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-four and of the independence of the United States the
one hundred and forty-ninth. |
Secretary.





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