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Stirs
mm‘fi __, ...~
- Hausa?
‘ _ Why not call us on the ’phone,-t
N0. 1230, and let us protect your
' .. valuables against this danger, and
you will have no need to worry.
Taylor 8. Golden
OOUTH NORWALK TRUST GO.
, BUILDING
L ,._a_..,_ ..__.-,.__-___
'Miss Ethel Van Hoosier, of Wilton.
is the guest of Mrs H. M. Cole, of
Center strcel. ilethel.
: Mrs, David H, Miller, of South Nor-
Walk, spent Monday at the home of
Major 1). ll Miller, ill Georgetown.
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Misses Ethel and Katherine (lrav, of
Norwalk. spent the. weekend with
their aunt. liiss Katherine Mills in
Georgetown.
111111 on sole.
to 91.17111.
1101 11.11:.
-'Xlilas “111111.; paper
Something to suit all.
Come in and select
Donnellv's
251.
your
The. Abbott street bridge “1.1. it has
been unsafe, for lrnillc since the floods
last spring. has hecn repaired and is
in good condition ow for any traffic.
.fiouglas li‘owler Post, Grand Army
of the léepubllc, will hold its annual
meeting "CM Mondayfevening. at the
hall in Washington street. Officers
will be elected. and other important
business llansacted.
Alfred Brown. 01' the firm of llrown
dz Hoyt. is carrying his right arm care.
fully bandaged as the result of an
accident a few days ago, lie was
cranking an autotnoblle when the e11-
_ «- gine backfired. and the crank struck
“ his arm a powerful blow breaking it
’ at the wrist.
The case of the State vs. Charles
Casey of Ridgefield. on atheft charge
which was to have been tlnished before
Justice Louis Valden in the Ridge-
field towil 'ct‘iurt yesterday went over
«~11 future date as both Attorneys
Howard H. Taylor and William H. Ca-
ble, counsel in the case. were unable
to be present at yesterday's hearing.
l’ ~Step in and-ask for one of cur
new book catalogues which will he 71
great help in selecting your Xmas
' books at Donnelly's
The third annual meeting of the
Connecticut Association Opposed to
Women Suffrage will be held at the
Civic Club hall. 48 Lewis street, Hart-
ford. Monday. December 7th, at 2:30
o'clock. All members. both active and
associate, will be welcomed and it is
hoped they will make a special effort.
to be present.
REGULAR PRICES.
Sal Ilepaiica. 251' size ...... 18:
Sal I'lcpatica. 50c sizc . 32c
Sal Hepzltica. $1.00 size 72c
Mcrch's Milk Sugar 25c
Hood's S'msaparilla ...... .. 80c
Doan‘s lx'idney Pills ........ 40c
Stillson-Powell Cot poration
82 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ tot-est from Dec. 1st.
Another Burglary 171111101 81 lillu‘il
”Acuity the Army 111157710 contend with,
7 yet in spite of this the amount of work
‘Hotnes visited
Attendance at same ..........
'All other Young People's meet-
Forehanded is 4-Handed
ForcltandcdncSR dohblcs your efficiency
capital saved works for you, anti. free from money
worries. you work better for yourself. .
Build up your savings accountht this bank.
Deposits made on or before Dcc.
Pairs of shoes stipplied to poor
“fimfi‘sn @flflfimvwmfim— .M ..
J: “v“ "
/ 7 . p!
’J.SI,(l YA-
‘ ‘ ‘ T'" ”'"wTHURSD—AY’,"I;ECFH3’.’1914
191111.11" POENF ‘
(hmren ..................... 64
_ 1{Quarts or milk given to sick.‘... 135
ARMY MADE PUBHE Pounds of coal supplied to poor
families last winter ...,..‘...12,4001
Homeless men and women sup-
, , ‘ _ plied with lodgings at Mansion ,
Cap am Perrett Glues 0311111110 House ....................... 18
Children at Thanksgiving dinner 200
Stalemenl (ll Year 5 Trans Dinners sent in basket form to
7 needy families at Christmas. 700
amle Poor children securing Christ-
mas toys and presents in the
'l he annual report of the local Salva- ' form of new V'clothing. shoes. .,.5
12011 Army Corps shows a practical ad- ('70 .......... .d ....... .1.). . . 1.1. .11
value in every department of the work Molhers :nd “bulge“ l? (R [a -
during the past year. The report is an Laid? rec out 5 d O on 200
interesting Due in even, S 0 n ........................
' w pect. The" Statement of income and expense
13('li of finances is the one real din".
g I for year ending Sept. "7.1911:
Income.
Collections at meetings. .. . . .
Soldier’s offerings
they do is wonderful. The indoor ser-
111.45
vices show considerable increase in at» _,
tcndant-ti over last year, and at these Dona-lions” ..... 7 ...... 7 ...... 7. 9.1:.14
rerl'icos 5;. men and women have pub Spot lat elforts. Including sell-
. llcly professed conversion. Tile saloon; denial .................... 100. ll -
Profit from War try” sales. 130 ‘31
visitation carried on every Saturdayl
night by Mrs. E. J. Ferrell and her
assistant is a great work, the ,War‘
11,1: being used its an admission card
and in this way lllt‘ workers are
brought into personal contact. and
have the opportunity of dealing with
those who never go inside and place of
worship. 1 '
\l'onderl'ul . ' l' b . ~\ $2,972.“
progress 1.15 out mum
in the Young People's work. both in . Expenee.
the Sunday school and Bible. classes. Rent of hall and otllcers' quar—
Spatial appeals for Christmas,
Thanksgiving c h i l 11 re 11's
outing. relief and general
work 1,129.95
Balance brought forward .....
The work of visitation is an impor- “A” """""""""""" $491.00
tutti feature of the work of the Salvo ' Light and “PM of hall """" 19'7”
1...“ 1111:); it lll'iilgs the 0m,” in Divisional oversight ........ 213.7111
1121:1111 will; the deserving poor. and Ollict'rs‘ .meral l'und """" “f
lllllitf‘s m.. relief gm." m”). efi'cctivc. Cleaning hull ............... 1.1..»
'l‘hc Salvation Aim) has proved itself Stationary, postage, telephone __ 7
ready for any emergency, this was and printing .............. he'll
seen very clearly in connection with Traveling """""""""" 80‘“:
the host Norwalk fire. for even before Salaries tthrce oillcers) $20.45
the tire had ceased burning M, were Special etl'orts, including sclt- 7 .. ..
working and kept at it until 01 ery 119le denial """""""""" "HM“
“as supplied, Groceries, fuel and Furniture for quarters and .. ,
clothing have been supplied to hun~ seats for hall ............ 121.3?
dreds of worthy persons at the timolRepairs in hall .............. 7.30
when they needed it most. Relief work.includlng Thanks-
Thanksgiving and Christmas 7 l giving. Xmas and summer “on
These efi'bi'ts are 11mm. 1119‘ outing .................... to... l
A'rluy' a greatest undertakings to (”Wl’rlzes to; Sunday school chil ( ,-
hundreds of the poorest in \urlousn dren "1"" """"""""" ”'8':
parts of the city, Table dinners, has-l "Social News" to subscribers. 5.2.
ket dinners, toys and new clothing and1 ‘M
shoes were given away to the worthy: 82.972.13
GEORGE W. WRIGHT. l‘reas.
poor after thorough investigation
Mrs. Perrctt.
The report follows: '
1 Spiritual Work.
by
Our Needn.
| We are pleased to report a practical
gadvance in every department of our
Open air meetings held ........ l6] 1 work during the past year The rinses
Soldiers and recruits attending {of this report can give but a glimpse
same ................ . ...... '. 2088 ‘of the sowing and‘reenlns. yet doubt-
Outsiders gathered around 10 liens. it will Interest you to head the
. hear the gospel .............. 12000 summary or what can be tabulated or
Public. indoor serviceswheld ..... 286 the results. Particularly will this be
Attendance at some ............ 9 3431true if you have shared in the work.
Persons public confessed conver- ithrough giving of means wherewlth '0
52 relieve distress.” to make the poor sick
sion ...... . .............
Hours spent in vlsltntlon by- land unfortunate better and happl.er
corps ofllcers ................ 767. The lack of finances is our great 1111‘
84:1. llculty The work must go on. but in
4022 order that it may. we need your as-
sistance. Three thousand dollars is
urgently needed to maintain the work
7,925 lnamed in this report
l l sincerely thank all our friends for
50!thc practical support rendered during
. 2, 046' the past year. and i am grateful in an
(‘orps Cadet. Young People's Le- lticlpation of future help.
glon and Band of Love meet- Yours. a friend of the poor.
Homes prayed in ..............
Copies of pure literature distrib-
uted through saloons and oth»
er public places in city. .. .....
Young People's Work.
Sessions of Sunday school held.
ings lthld .................... 132' EDWIN J. PERRE’I‘T. Ensign.
Attendance at same ....... ‘.....1,6023 The officers and general informa-
ltlon follows:
465 W. Bramwell Booth, general;
1.348‘Evu Booth. commanding U. S. forces:
lugs held
Attendance. at same ...........
'l‘otnl meetings held expressly
for Young People ...........
'l‘otal attendance at all Young
People‘s meetings ...........
Young people professing conver-
sion .........................
Young Soldiers tchildren's pa—
pers) given i'ree‘ot charge to
the little folks ...............
228 l tnandlng New England province: Brig-
ladier and Mrs Wm Andrews. com-
4.9965111nndlng Southern New England divl-,
. “stop.
50 Ensign and Mrs. Edwin J Perritt.
Ecommandlng local Corps; Hiram Brun-
tinge. sergeant major: George W.
2.640 Wright treasurer: Mrs. Sallie Fergu-
Relief Work. some secretary; J, B Waller. recruiting
Families supplied with groceries, ‘sergeanl; Lougretta V Scofleld .1.’
rent and fuel ............... 50 sergeant major. Mrs. Ruth Whitney
land Elizabeth Turkington. sergeants.
Ofilcers Quarters-4 Cottage street.
East Norw.alk \
Public Hall—~50 Water street, South
Norwalk.
Services at follow. s:
and 8 p. m.. Monday.
Saturday. 8 p at.
Young People’s services: Sunday, at;
3 p. m.. Sunday school. 6: 45 p. m..‘
Y. P. Legion: Wednesday. at 4 p m.,'
Band of Love; 7: 30, Y. P. Legion.
—-——v
Garments supplied to poor. free
of charge 602
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JE‘VIS" \"OI‘IEN‘S COUNCIL
NEW ORLEANS. 1171., Dec. Dec. 3.
the constitution of the National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women was set as a.
special order for consideration before
the. organization here today. Tomor-
row the conventiou will elect officers
and adjourn.
because '
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Davey’ s
500 rats
Equal to niost 60 cell
grades. 60 S 81 ll
5th will draw 16-"
. n.‘..1.'. .1 -iAiiilRI,
82.94153 ‘
311.911 .
Miss l
Colonel and Mrs. Adam Gifford. com-7
Sunday. 11 a. n1. ’
Thursday and,
——A resolution proposing changes in»
(the seventh triennial convention of,
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$407.27 '
5
'Oh! the blessed and wise little
children,
What sensible things they say.
they wish for
They take .others and
; “Let's play!”
And we might be as happy as
“Y;
When they can ’t have the things'
they are
If we would be happy their.
way.
What odds, twixt not having and
‘ having,
When we have lived out our
day?
Let. us borrow the children's
watchword—
The magical watchword—
“L't s p‘ ay. "_. f 7
—Exchange.
Sterling
1 Saturday Specials
Sterling
Timely Specials for Xmas Gifts. ‘
$3.00 and $3.50
‘ value
I
RUGS 395‘}
Extra heavy p is Axminister and Velvet Rugs tn the
very latest patterns F olora Oriential and Colonial.
"Saturday Only, $71.89
$1.89
$2.00 to
$4.00
Cut. Glass
Another lot of that famous Tiflney
Saturday
Special
$1.00
Fine
Cut Glass that retails from $2.00 10134.00
Saturday Only, $1.00 any piece .
Fern Dish, Bon-Bon Dish, Cake Plate, Salad Bowl, Pie Plate, 'Sugar and'Cream
Set. Flower Vase, Butter Dish, Oil and Vinegar-jugs
' Baby-
Carriage
An ideal Gift for
the child.
Robes
$4,502.17
Do Your Christmas Shopping 1333er
and remember Furniture Gifts of dependable quality
are the most endearing and appret. inted.
Practical Gifts
lie Pl’flt‘. tical. Buy
Sterling Furniture“
Account with Us.
127—129 WASHINGTON ST.,
‘PHONE 105
Free Auto Delivery Everywhere. ‘ w; specialize in'
N. Y., N. ll. 81 H. R. R.
Timetable
IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27, 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.—-1:37x, 5:34x. 5:42: 6:09.
6:57x, 7:1811. 7:48. 8:181. 8:6911, 9:19x,
9:40. 10:33x, 10:51:, 11:51.
P. M.—1:l3x, 1:23x, 320211. 3:29.
14:411. 521511. 5:45. 6:02x, 6:47. 7:02x.
7:4571. 9:5111, 10:1811.
Sundays.
A. 11—12: 251:. 53411.5:4211.
310:3311, 11:51.
i p.11.:—1 1311.214411. 3:02x. 4: 41x,
6:45. o: 0211. 7: 021. 7: 12, 7. 571. s: 211
9: 51x, 10: 18x, 10:40.
8:54.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
l A. M.:--4 41x.5:30. 6.43. 81001:, 8: 5111,
9: 15x, 10: 02x. 10:05,10: 50x, 11:03.
M.—12: 03. 1: 05, 2: 041:. 2: 57. 3: 30x,
3:55, 4:,26 5:00!,6:.24 5:.28 6:01x,
,6.06, 8:10;", 9. 37, 11:15x. 12: 00x,
Sundays.
A. M.—6:00, 8200:,
10: 5011.
P. lit—12:10, 1:02x, 3:39. 5:0211, 5:01,
6: 01x, 7: 0911. 8:10x, 11:15x,12:00x.
I 9:00x. 10:02x,
.SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
M.:-12 23x, 1:13x. 6: 05, 7:15,
9:15x. 10:18x. 11:11x, 1: 67x.
P. M.-—-12:03x. 1: 20, 3:16x, 4: 28. 5: 17.
6: .7411, 6: 47, 7: 09x. 9: 25x, 11:20.
, Sundays.
A. M .:--12 2311. 11131:;
10: 19, 11: 11x, 11' 57!
P. lit—220811, 3:1tlx. 4:4611.
48, 7:09x, 8:2811, 9:25X. 10:51:.
-..—.4
UTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
M.:—-6 13. 8. 27. 9: 591:.
\I.:—-l 25, (:38. 6. 20. 7: 22.
—_p—
Sundays.
A. M.—-—10:37,
P. M.—-2:15,7725.
7 DANBURY To 3001’" NORWALK.
LNJ—O 00. 7:233:18. 10:03:.11:M.
P. Il.-—4:21x..6:49.
min.
,,A. II.:-'l ‘3,“ 18:19.1
ire—0': 1|. "in.
m .
7:43. 9:1511.
6:103,
6:
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SMOKE ANMVERSARY
oaevruss' PERFECTION.5 7 D AY
amateur—$2.25 sex 01- 50.
Saturday, Dec. 57
FREE
A box
CT.
THE STORE FULL OF
IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
of Santosct (110cm-
latcs to every purchaser at
RIGGERMAN
1105.. 64 North Main St.
Step
Laders
All Sizes and
In gathering this Christmas stack"
we thought of‘cach one of you. We
save much consideration to the melt. .
women and children, who had only"
11 dollar or two to spend. We: . SIYiCS
thought of those of you who httdl .
more to spend. Everything that “'9' L
hell is guut'wwnntecdv-evc1vlhin.; ‘1. 7 _., ["51 75¢ 11) $2.50
l I
COAL COAL
THE COAL QUESTION
For the right tire, buy the
all
hard, clean
right coal. Otlr coal is
It s good,
this list. It is only 11 small part of
chains. diamonds utul llmIlul't‘Hlls. ol‘ 1 25 WASHINGTON STREET.
.. R. F. NOACK
Just rccelt ed a large assortment of
sold while they inst nt
coal.
Joseph Rosentield, Prop.
exactly as represented. If You are in 11"
doubt as to what to buy. look over
our immense stock. For lntllt's‘. wot-7
cites. lmtulcts. luenst pins. “1“. ert 68
W. Rings. Toilet sets. I!“ styles of;
Gentlemen. “ntcht-s tings scztl'f [)3 11.: :iPhone 1069- 2. Prompt Delivery
watch chains. on" buttons, 711115.; SOUTH NORWALK
shaving- st-ts 11nd tunltrclizts. ,
l
26 NORTH MAIN 8T.. SO. NORWALK
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BILLIOLDS and (‘IASP POCKET
BOOKS, that “(‘|‘(‘ manufactured to
sell at 25c, 50c. 750 and 51 will be
19¢ and 38¢ LK
i
PAW N SHOP 1
coal 'with heat in every lump.
#0 WATER STREET. ~
SOUTH NORWALK
Money loaned on articles of value
It costs no more than the 0th-
cr‘ kinds.
Red Oak ,
COAL
burns clean and gives plenty
Harris 81 Calls
of heat. \
\ Most. Satisfactory Fuel.
WILLIAM erraon
{Rowan 86.,“ Phone 441
Have stopped the Miler :0 rounds to
56 Water street. where I will conduct
11 mm ch» Plumbing mall-amt.
H. A. NIOILIIN
19g
Goods purchased now, set aside and delivered at your command.
Sterling Furniture Company,
Open a charge
,/
Furnishing Heme Complete.
it, BUY
~.>
1 Hazelton
. Goal
1 is 7'
The B. Hershfielgi 81 Son Co
TEL. 2M.
122 WATER IT.
RALSTON
' SHOES
’ 1 An ideal winter shoe for men.
l'l‘he soles are viscollizcd to pre—
vent the penetration of any damp-
ness.
$3.00
Glover’s
Probably a lot of people with "no
greater ability than you have held
higher salaried phantom—having
"marketed their services” through
Sentinel want advertising.
' Ja'c'oby’s
Ladies Coats
$7. 98
is a» $1.8 1’8“"?
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