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Creamery Butter
In Prune. Why my more? It speaks for ltulf.
East India 1
"ea Co
125 Wnphmgton Street
WE ONE AND REOEEM PREMlUM TfimlNG STAMPS.
n‘llthAL
fCo-To-Church Campaign
" NEWS
1' amW
Joréoh \l’hltl‘oy. ‘01- 31 ’Mnrriltul!
is unltc seriously ill at his
So
1 ’7 ‘. V—Vm— ‘ '
vSunnu'l ll, lvorrin, 1111 aged rouidont
ll’cul street. i1»- 1'1-'p()1't1\1l lls being
ideally ill
Mists lrcno Sutton, ol' Lockwood
aveniu, Stuml‘old. is on u week‘s visit
11b llt‘l‘ brother. James. in South Nor-
Walk.
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‘ The fourth quartorly coul'cruucr- 01
‘the Eirsr Methodist Episcopal church
will be hold on 11ml ’lhnrsduy running
in the» (llllH'll in \\ out 1111111110.
hfhmes 11nd ~11~1nb1cllas. 0' lulcn's.
l ' W . . ,
,‘ Ollicers willbe installed at the
' meeting 1111111111111 Encampment, No
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Would you like to help the GO-
To:
CHURCH CAMPAIGN? Then invite your
f11ends to go to Church with you.
Look
around yom' neighborhood tb see if there
isn’t some one you might
invite to your
, Church. Are there a ny children who are
”not in Sunday School? I—Iov;~ about your neigh-
‘ bots who. go to Church only once in a while?
Couldn’t you encourage them to go oftener?
This month would be 1a good one to try.
And also, when they do come, don't hesi~
tate to give them a cordial welcome. If there
is a stranger at your Church tell him you are
glad to see him there.. Don’ t wait for intro-
ductions.
of the prophet “they that_ feared the
E spake often one to another.“
9
You remember that in the days
Lord
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[Fill thexChurCheslTomorrofl;
31,1. 0 t) l" . on .\lontla1 inching. All
Income“ 11111 asked to be present,
m...
1-
Il‘ von are thinking or putting dough
‘h‘nrdnood tloor and it 3011 re hazy
é‘bout g1 4111111 101119 in and let us show
you t‘m dlt‘wrnncc. The Hatch & ‘llnll-
ey Co zutlroitismm-ut tells you about
it.
‘ Loi'ul ynchtsnn'n will be interested
fl oto hour of the. sole. of llr, (‘1. ll, Knol-
‘ ér’s yacht (.lorlnthinn, winner in Class
P in 1912. It has boon bought by pur-
tlec who will ran-1' it in wntnrs (-1111!
of Stuml'onl
John Shnlley, tho lflOltlt‘mll his? non-
8011’s l‘oothntl tuzun, who was luinrod
.in the lirnl .\'orwulk gnmt- tum at lust
‘ . dlut'ardcd hiu 111110, lot the first thuo
Elllt't: lllt! nut-idont, \1hich rcnnllcll in
31 very bud stx'nin of tho tundous ot' the
10g.""l.)lilllltll‘) Nomi.
A llllllllml' of loud olllvinls. hum» r1~
Acoirod invitnthmu to tho cluronth un-
nunl (linnvr 111' the (lonm't'llt'ttl Mc-
-' Kinloy
l Strutl‘nrd llotvl, initial-putt, Jon.
A rupt'uxcutntirp Stuml’ord dclrwntlon
is 9x11111111! to ntlmul.
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29.
’l‘lu-
tNuw l~311z1lz1u1l ’l'olnphono (-(nnpuuy for
tho nun'tt-r lyu-glnuluu todny bun been
dlulrllnmul to iciclnhouu
‘ Au tlllllmmliy lurch number of charges
in t1-l1'pl111uv humid-1'11 on pnrty ltncu
1111111111111 in 1b1- )11'11‘ 1111111111131. unbuc-
iully on H111 illwu l'lllllllll.‘ to 1111 1111111111
dint t‘lt‘l A»:
< All 1W lutw’l dt'r'nluu, (l'ltril'n‘n
lfiuulnuvu 111‘ tlw ulntr hhthn'uy dc-
pnl'inunn 1111111 (11111111114131! u Hill'\‘1'_\' l'or
lF‘owh-r 111111-1» 1111 tlw Mill I’lnln 11nd,!
whom tho 11lutl111;
I‘ontl 11111111. From tl1l1 111111111 the m
mirtun-nt \‘1lll [ill-llllt‘t' llm would u
‘7 ftlnnn lllltllL Willt'it llli- Mtnlt‘ut'l Will lul‘
brood. 2 l
_ ll’olho'm 11211114111», School will 11mm
,1Moudt1y 111.1111 in lu'rululnml lluncllln!
r'dfltrlnt'u. 14111111» 111 lb.» 111m rut nuulcrb
minor-u Mil lu- lnutzhl. 'l‘ttc tuugo
will lm blur-111 11ml lhu bouluulng alum
uud tunvrnh'nln will luv, ilbtnonotrutod.
to nth 11d no nthnhrlun bring {horned}
('1?th 11! tom I11 run in mniunctlou
with tho prliuto tluucluu clung 1n. till
411111111111 ultt't'l nhlnh much: til‘t’i'y
night. a
‘A mrrcnaucc 1n wonkmo
HOURS.
«Law
A tnnn‘n Working day in
work.
and houltlltly active all
1tt
1 W tilts ldllou‘iil’.
at. all {it‘ll 11111111“
\vnm-intlnn. to 111- hold at tho ,
llvtt‘ tlll'l't'lol'y ol‘ the Soutln-l‘u ‘
“unset-thorn. ‘
'lli: 11111111.» al tt'nnlChlultuu)‘ to ill“ ';
yN1~w 1‘111'11 lntn- llnv. 31111111111 .lllll‘
'l'lulu ’l‘ln. mm») 11:1,». hmznu unnr tin-‘1
lttllttll oi Milli:
. will pl‘tltllh hunt and prom-ht. 11111] 11110.;
'jplc blul rim: to h-urn 111111113 urn iutltods
l
l
l
8 hour» «trim
lilo body nrgunn must work perfectly ojvcr by John W. Bank». yent’ordny do
3'! hours W 1199» him fit for 8 110“" clued :1 25pm conwdlvldond for the
Wonk. sow, inactive kidney! auditory of the oteurtclt that com-
nnn not do it They must on sound my A further dividend In anticlpntc
the time. an 111. 11011111 future time not for all.
or Hillary 1111111 will 131111111 11111111 1111 Trucker Joseph J. mnmtler attuned
111 into your It's: our snorting.
Golden Grain Flour
RES '1‘ MIKE!) NUTS, LB.
BEST WALNUTS, LB.
BEST (‘llANllERRIES, LB. .. ‘
AN DREW D WEY
90 Washington St.,
.111...1uuo’1
Nemog Duplex
Wu-
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m Self-reducing
iCORSETS
'llln- lcudhn.r touturc in nu outlroly new moth-
1'11 111‘ rolluclun‘ the figure by the use of (limp
smut ulnutu bonds at tho buck,
No. 327, low bust. l,
No. 328, medium,- l
J . I. Mallette
TII. “I.
ADVER‘HBED LETTERg. ~11...
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llulnu 11. 11 lint. 111 luttorn rcmululuc
uucnllml tor at tho billowing pout om
South Norwalk
hint or l'llnworlh M llnrrr.
llvnlumln A llrown
ll. W. thu'roll,
t‘upt, tlnz'rlnly.
tluvhl thmltln. (filly llotcl.
.lnrk llllh‘nl't, ruro ’l‘lto'llnvmnun't
llutuc Supply t‘u,
Will .lncltnolt, ltuymoud Ht.
A. M. l1u11111o11.'l2tl(31nlrt l-lt.
Minn li‘rod 0111111..
John l’ugh.
.um, tlrucu Smith.
.1‘lr11, Imutcr Al-“lmltll.
t‘huu. ll}. Stevonn, Worthington lit.
luonurd Writer, filly liotul.
Mina ’l‘unslu W-llllumu.
tlllnu, H. Wilson.
bl. monowu.
Anlt ($111111.
urn, oln.
l’. M.
MA,
DWIDEND , FOR onum'rons.
bankruptcy court; presided
attend.
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N, P. GLASS MBBTlNG.
The New Psychology Clans will
meet on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock'
with Mm. Chrtnttnn amt-tn, or Wont
cream; at her doitglittnl refinance.
All memlmrs have Men invltod no
.156
18c
.....10c
omlk.
Snow
Shovels
Rolf Honoring S‘odu.
l’urh-ctlon (lll lloutmu
tlurlmuu
lnuu, Auh Sift
Albert F. Gehebeg
25 West Washington 81..
South Norwulk. '
I‘tmml" ”WW-Wu trickcn dintrlct, writes that the cutter-
PHONE 10092.
South Norwnlk, Conn.
.1; ram 111111 4111111111 1111 1.1.1.1
A! This in the philosophy
. Ford of the Ford Automobile Com
pany, union has announced it will
I will is about tho only fact thcro is
' rather than making a tow slave driv-
Sale
Bargains throughout tho ermine $10111
171111119 this evening und 1109 t‘oryournolf.
THER NOTICE. 1 . -
intzs
“65‘s January
Clearance
THIS STORE WlLL CLOSE MONDAYS AT 6:30 UNTlL FUR-
n
1
Ntw iillt'iutl
New 89"“
Drama, 35.961. ‘
Mirth, 35.95.
H
1.
in own (lopurtmcnt.
W1
MFA/19y
F030
swoops (the floor is worth 31') for
eight hours‘ work in not. only sound
business, but it is soclnl justice. It
cents just us much to feed the babies
01 u floor sweeper no it. does to feed
of llenrr‘
1111an its profits to the extent of
$10,000,000 this yenr with its 22,000
employoeu‘: the babies of :1 motor construction
A anon can tow all he has, but it he ""“m'er' .
l believe that betorc long many -‘ ..
keeps thetgood will of thoce he} has us-
soctutcd with he'll all“ be rich. Good» other llnus of business muut, realize
the fact they must share equitably
the profits =1vltl1 the 111011 who made
those profits possible.
l can see no 1111111101111 in one mun
or u few men nccumulatlng 11 great
t‘o"tuuc. it can do no good and most
often cmusen'othcrs much harm. There
in no reason i should lenve 11 great
fortune behind um. I have only a son
and he is a worker in the factory.
For years we have been as familiar
with the home life of our men as we
in life. A .
It is the good will of our muployccs
that we wish to cultivate. The dis
tribution of n 1111111 of tho profits
among the' employees is not cl: orifiy.
it is good logic. and common some.
'i‘eu million dollars of anticipated
profits will .go to the men who work
by the 111;: They are not to got it
with no “if“ attached toil, and they
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«in the
the service.
Rev James. Benton Werner, rector of;
Grace Episcopal Church, Norwalk;
Will Speak at the Vesper Service
South Norw‘alk Congregational Church
. 'l‘omorrow Afternoon, January 18th
Subject: “Religion and Humor.” .,
' Rev. R. *G. Hartley will have charge of
,The hour bf service is
r
are to get their alums every .two
weeks, ’
Even it £16 do not mukv 1111 in-
cronscd profit in dollars" 11nd cents-111:9
will hachllo satisfaction ol’ making
20,000 men prosperous and contacted.
huvo been with their factory llte. They
will not nhuse this good fortune.
it man will work better in the hope
of something how will they work: with
that. something actually in» hand? ‘
We start our women in at $40};P
, month T110150 “ho hum families do
9111' in 011’ WM“ millionaires. pendent upon them will get the s.) a
Our theory tbnt the man who day as a. minimum
m
E W :of the interior who wired the govern
10.000 EMl'l'll lllllll
ment today regarding the number or
VIGTIHS STILL, "Isme sunlvors from tholnlnnd of Saknru.
reports that he saw pumice stones on
(Continued from first page.) ltho island three and five feet in diu-
‘mcter that had been vomited from
TOKIO- Jun. l'l.~An indlcntlpntbnt the bowels of the earth. Lava mounds
1111; tons of life on the lslund of Snkuru, nro forty foot. high.
which was devastated by the eruption Members. of n pnrty resound from u
,of the volcano on V1Snkura-Jlma. may cnvugocountcd how they saved them-
‘bo much larger than had been sup- selvon from being roasted nliro by
posed is given in a report received holding thick boards on their heads.
hora today from an ofllclal of tho lnte~ Jupancsc‘ umbrellas having unrivalled
rlor Department. who was sent to .Kd- 11. low nzlnutcs after their (rightful
goshlmu and its vicinity tolnveattgate. flight began. They wore in the cave
Elie reports that 9,0tlt) out of finkurn'a for thrco days and expected death
if” ".
3 been accounted for up to the evening
: em from famine in the north and erup-
~ (Munster ht morn definitely known.
. help:
commuted population of 19.000 hud 1e1'cry minute of tho limo. They had
no food but found some drinking wa-
ter. -
KAGOSl-llullA. .lnu. 17.~-Prol. Omorl.
the Japanese entomologist. who arrived
hero yeatardny, circled tho island or
Bakurn today and found a pronounced
physical change. Huge molten rocks
formed 11 range into the sou. practi-
cally blocking the buy nor-0111: the. 0311»
ml.
Many dwolllngs rcmnln in perfect
condltion on the northern coast. but
on tho devastated cuntern count ashes
told him reach to the caves of the
hourou. Many now bills have sprung
into oxlutoncc. The. professor now a
woman on tho shore. but when 1111
upolcc to bur nho ‘llud wildly into tho
lntorlor. t‘lhu wuu undoubtedly lu-
uuno. llorucu null cuttle. dog» 11ml
cutu swarmed in tho vicinity of 111111
dumngod house in: now.
'l‘lw. now crutcru tornwd on Suknru
Jlmn are still pouring volumes" of
l of the sixteenth.
Other refugees. it is expected. will
bu found in other dlrectlons, but the
loss of life evidently was extremely
hoary. 1
Mcrwuros for the relief of the suitor-
tlonu in the south are rapidly ausunu
lug shape now that the extent of the
A rollel’ association. national in
scope. hon been organized hare and
has issued the following appeal for
"lleuvon has brought on disaster,
one utter another. While the stuttering
from famine in the northwest hon not
53M» broil rcllovod, unothur culnmlty
. I
; "Tho northeast, poorly favored by
unturo, uuutuincd uumy ullllctlonu in
tho punt und in becoming tmporerluh-
od. It. in now uniforms 11 great {mulnc
Early
using
til tur'hm notice:
A. DICKanMAN AND sou
N. E. RYAN co.
A .1. 1. MALLETTE
M. MOLTABCH AND son
. FRANK JACOBY
E. K. BANKS
.-
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The following among oiir adverticérs
nil close at, 6: 30 Monday e1 oningn nu
cHAs. .1. MINTZ mo co.
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it tho public wlll cooperate with
the merchants 11nd shop hetero 6:30 p: ,
1n. Mondays this hour of closing will
prm'nll through choArWlntcr months.
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WE GIVE
find “it 990916 are eating only wild amokc in tho direction of Omuul
fruits and herbs to stay their hunger
éfinow covcru tho land, uthlhnt to tho
inuuorlng. .111 in such 11 hopulccu conditlnuthnt lt
"Wu worn planning to relieve this munt ho nbundcucd.
l'dlutrcuu whou nm'vn acnmc of the own t‘lttuon hundred of tho 2,0011 1111111111311
lllon in tho uouth, with pcople bill‘lt'd werchurlcd and tho nullmntcd dumnuo
in luvu‘ or no accretion with 111111; 1111111111 in about ten million ”a, How todcul
that they bud no time to Have thclr
noumt relative». fNo greater culnm-
tty can be imagined."
The statement with 1111 appeal to
to uymputhlzorn for donationn.
Bullion Waltér Andrews ot’ the Eng-
llun Church in Hokkaido, the famine
the profosuor unvu, but evidently they
must mhnutc olmwrhuro tor u llvoll»
hood.
l’rot'. ()morl thinlm the entire volcw
bic rouge of Kluulu has entered upon
a period qt nativity tluu. recurs every
surly youru and that the people must
guard against eruptions at. any time,
especially from the volcano Huron.
eight miles from 0111111111. in, the pro-
fmtum of Nagasaki. » ‘ ‘
'l‘h‘o geologict Okndo is of the opin-
lou that unicorn-Jinn in lining to corn
1111119 in eruption tor 1'. 1111111111
unntlncl Wanu one o quick cotton
and Waive means of mo
mun. Thor cm a W way at
carrying I mum to we mm who
i
ng everywhere in intense. The farm‘-
crs. he says. are hit burnout. and their
families are eating soups made of
chopped straw. louver and rotten pouv
toes. and meat lotion from out». 11111111
and lint; 131111 more fortunate have 11
thin moi made 0! rice or wheat.
’l‘hc not. results. he writes. are
W tin: from cold and cumin»
don flu! an tnormc ot brim and but.
111.111.111.111 wt . he declares. 11m
been sold into 11151101111111 who of
runny 11111111151111.1111; in 1111111911111, lite]:
About uovoudentlm of the island in ul
desert of hwn and the remaining lnnui
wlth tho lulnnduru ht 11. giant problcm, ‘
u‘ 9,
,’ i .
"Green Trading
‘ ' Stamps
Fancy Maine Potatoes, pur pk. .. 251m
Purl». Flour, in! call .....~...~6711
3 can. Gumpbotl'c soup 2511
No, 2 can Tomato", per can}... 60
Full olze can Yellow Cling. Puncher,
pol-cum 15¢
Lownoy’n Breakfast Cocoa, 1-2 lb.
call 19c.
Royal Grocery 1
WW"““;“‘”‘l'Gi'UM’uud Fromm".
ll..t‘.§|bict“ll‘llIllaflti
Tel. 12644. 22 80. Mlln it.
~111uunwummmm our.
mnemrum or W
canon. mandammivut
Repctti
ASSORTED ‘
GHOCOL‘ATES
4011 8011, $1.01) and 32.00 Bonn.
RIGGERMAN
1101'... 61 11111111 111111131.
yflournbnld hclpm WM Sentinel
SWISS STYLE
MILK CHOCOLATE
ASSORTED NUT:
1251: and 60° Bum.
batty 11nd mutiny Mimi
Dottymd
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”was.
Ton W omit. oil MM“!
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