rooms, Dec. 17th.
iontallntlon of Mil-9
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resident-«Charlo- J. Pldooon.
" 9mry~ann w. Hadley.
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V the town and city have lost an
renoive and successful business
? ‘ is assoointeo a congenial com-
"ion Ella firm friend; his i'iimiiy, u
(I 3‘ and {faithful guardian His
3 life. riéh in experience with 911911-
99061! poosibllifieo before it. Biotin
' demise has shocked the whole
911m 9
VanAlntyno‘s personality was it
“113 one. it 11m acted and held firm
host of friends ills t'ongeninllly
o him a welcome guest and 11 can.
to host His keen business judg-
9‘ t wan for him a place in business
lines. His abundant interest and
oyo‘lty stomped him as ’11 valuable
it hood citizen.
The community nix lame mourns
‘With the stricken ininily in its he-
too ontont and extends to its mom»
hers to sympathy.
ii Association in regnld to the
ti collection of haulage who
idobly omitted. 9999
project in one which simuld
till the coilinieiitlution of every
lathe diotrict. it isltiie solu-
W‘liiltlhno long been it difficult
'tor the residents of that
community. ‘
1193' a while and for the benefit
" the good partition of eliminating to
9 ooni9 extent the abominable prac- ‘
lice oi political parties in howling
‘” about what the other fellow did with
tor the present board of councilman 9
Wk for the imprmemeut oi the “"5 ”f ”‘1‘ ‘0“!!!th not their heads
in“ united district and itit
hit» to be congratulated
_' a trout and enduring one. They ml
the malnutrition of the entire
or the 9 ‘
taxpayers to be able to mutilation
lithium With the ttansuotiono of the 10‘.
cal savornment. “Wonk! not waive,
the money wh9n neither the critic nor '
anyone also knows what they are
talking about 9 9
We are in favor of a commonsense. 9
businoaollke and intelligible city re. 9
porL The suggeotlon might be one 9
to consider. . 9
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GOOD WORK.
Sunday, December 15th, will be set
aside as 11 Rod better Day (or this I
churchoog'of The Norwalka. audit is
the humble opinion oiltliia. newspaper
that the Protestant churches never
ditto more Christian act 1101‘ did they 9
ever take a longer, step lorwardthzui .
when they united as one “rule in-
terests of the Salvation Army.
If anyone branch otcnrlstendom ‘
111,110,111: ja‘ Qiii‘ltl‘tiirloos-‘gwriifli in 1955 tile?
nod-coated followors oi the late Gen-
eral William Booth, of England.
A11 goionoi 9Willlei9n19i’oai‘t._,o£ New,
York, optiy put .it: “Saivationicm is
Christianity in operation: religion
with its sleeves turned up; Christian-
ity in working clothes "
When the Colonel pronoonqed these
sentences he showed no the key to it
religioti Whose ixponent!‘ apostles
and prophets believe and obey what W
Josue expounded when he laid, “Ver-
lly [9 say unto you.;lnaamucl1 as ye
have done it unto one 01’ the least of
these my brethren-ye have done it
unto me."
it is no more than right and just
that the Christian churches should at
thin time come forwhrd and motor-
inliy assist the Salvation Army. the
members of which staunch little band
are doing tiiatlarduouo and denser: '
one work which many of the commu-
nicanto or the churches have shlrked
for so many years.
‘ it in not only 11311121111417“ loot that
they should do the, but 111.115 incum-
bent upon then; 1111 prolosoed Chris—l
thing to assist in this; the greatest.
_or all Home Missionary Work.
Yet, We are inclined 1'0 {take a
great deal of encouragement from thol
tool that. our ministers have the cour—
use and Backbone to do such it thing.
To be sure thotlmes have changed
but there is still some npiilhy among
certain classes. particularly those of
the nnobbioli not towards the Silly:
lion Army.
We believe that. when the minio-
mgothor and iiiunnod Sunday: dent-9
onnti'ntlon, they not only materially
omitted the canoe or out local Salva-
tion Army Corina but they did more
for tho canoe or their own churches
than lio- been accomplished by any
mp proviontiy taken in coma mt»
The work at the Solution Army ll
trimmer to the body an: soul at the
1 9111119 311111 woman. The”? ninth. infill
when he in mum; titty «Gillian him
jet imminent out it 111 '
within the righto at every citiwn and
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‘ CHRISTMAS TOWN
Things "are beginning“ to hum 99.
and burn
Wherever you go and wherewi-
you mm
in Christmas town. in the little ‘
town
That iso
tumble (townl 9 9,
in your halite and bony to teach
‘ it so » I 9
You will be in time for thetrots
to snows
‘ And-tile little toys to ripen, the
cakes to cook.
picture bohlt‘
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over the hill titnt you
And the little cows-~ in the
To look tight up to the sky 9‘
elisoon
And 11111111 right over the Christ; J
9 rolls moon.
Christmas town and away it
sings, .1
litmi'ners throbbing. 11nd all
daylong .
The needles sewing the silver
wings . V
011 fairies hid-r in the trots of
‘ song. 1
' I Went time 011511 ’11 the iongago, '
Wading through notes and notes
‘ of snow,
And when I pooped over the lit ’
tie hill
There it Silt in its beauty stilt?
And all the children. as in a
thrice
Were good and gentle and kind
and nice;
know their sums, .
And all thetlino 1m worotitcs
and drums "
Playing without my time to
intimation! lite wonderful
‘ mom
Christmas town will: u jolly
pine
is Christmas town the little
0mm “kill (it the «my loco
1mm mom of little
limits so down
A They minded their mothers and
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State Open
Evenings
Till Xmas
9 Do Your
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”EARLY,
The most beautiful and most Amazing collection of
Christmas Gift-11111 town is now ready for your ill
spcetion. Come and see the magnificent displays of
the world’ s best merchandise -—— all fresh, clean and
Sparkling for the Holidays. If it is the app10priate,
the sensible, the dishnCtlve, or the unusually useiu'l
gift, you are seeking,
Come to: ., s, We Have It
. Here is a list to set you a thinking
“ F‘suitable gifts may suggest to you just the fight one,
This list of
and help you to solve the question of What to give.
“ ”moot momma“ '
.Fancy Neckwcar 99
Btth Robes ' ' , 1“
Fine Statmnéry
Umbnlm ‘ -
The LatEot Novels
9 Pictures .9
Fine Imported Porlumes
Fancy Pin Cushions
Leather Hand Bags
Silver Table Ware
Hair Ribbons for Girls
Silver Mesh Bags '
Chafing Dishes and Casseroles
Large and Small Rugs '
.9Toilet and Manicure Sets
lMco‘o Inltialod Handkerchiefs
Fine Tobie Lions 9
Sill: Dress Patterns
White Fancy Aprons
Sterling Silver Novelties
Gloves for Men
men
China Dinner Sits
Silk Hosiery for Women
‘Shim for Men
French Ivory Toilet Articles
Lace Curtain-
Fine Wool Blankets
,,.98ilk Potticoa’tc
' Dainty'lflndermmllno
Dainty Handkerchiefs for Wo-
Hanakerchiels for the Little
Folks
:9? thle‘ Down comfortablos
Gloves for Children
9Fine Linen Handkerchiefs for
Men
EmbroideredSofa Pillows
Pretty 'Trlnltets for the Baby
Fountain Pens ‘ 1
Silk Fonr-ln-Han’rl Ties
Bablon' Bouquet and Wrapper:
For Mulls and Starts ‘ 9
Matting Boxes for Shirts and
Waist:
{shaving and Triplicate Mirrors
Carving Sets
Tailored Suits
Silk Hosiery for Men
9 Millinery
Silver Tea sets
Jardinlcroo
Toilet Soto
galley gluon:
1111M weepers
Prayer Books and Rosaries
Billt out mm Evening loam
Trunks and Bags
Fine Towels ‘
9 Potential“:
,Bto‘ld and Crumb Trays
‘ Fancy 1111111111. Gun. Oil Electi’lc
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