l
Th your nears desire. Coall
*7 won't do everything. you known;
Jew-with the proper kind you’ll 4
me. Enron, and you will get a ready;
market for things which you don'tiwilh medical men throughout Now
i rubbers, scrap-iron,
\beds a specialty. We are waiting for;
”I“ ‘1“- Samuel Jafle, 37 Fonlmun gradually changes from his not" ,
‘* ‘ street. Phone 499.
i‘” ’4 .
:‘: usured and best qualitv of coal jllOl‘lli‘ll, one at the uppcr cud of ouch .
Wimgroundiseoveredthiek;
ham. whenWinler’s Arc-l ~
*ht‘etfilesblolv. a nice warm?
About
rad: loving spouse will;
The Winter Season is the host
Hit will came good cheer to
fillers; find a heat compelling
The Hatch
’ Thy! go no further than this
Hardwood Floors.
HARD-WOOD moons and by this we mean Oak-Maple-Beech and
Birch. are cheaper and more sanity-y than carpets and will improve the
appearance of an old or new house more than the expenditure of double
the amount of money any other way. We believe that an old house.
laid with Oak or any good hardwood flooring. will enhance the renting
and selling value fully 25 per cert.
because the wood is thoroughly dry and in best condition to receive it.
and then, too, carpenters during the slack periods. when outside work
is dull. are apt to make a lower )rice for doing the work
If we create a desire tor more information we willbe very glad to
supply it to you by letter or personal interview. and you will place your-
self under no obligation whatever by writing to ‘us for it. .
lhhlllli ..s-‘a'nol.s_-_ujn‘-‘~c-.
time for laying stock over old floors.
. NEWTOWN, Jan, 15.—Six autumo
biles were burned yesterday after-i
noon when fire of
. \\'_ Wakeiee on Church Hill road. and ‘
Bailey company almost completely destroyed the'
building in which the cars were:
. . » . . stored.
G.
$4.500 for Building Alone.
Small Fresh Hams .........
THE
Small l9rcsll Slloultlcrs .....
Nuiivc \'cnl from ..
and Boy’s. " ;
:-: Overcoals :-:§
' CHARNOK’SMARKET
, u c LLJ- -- “ELEV
placedont take another step. if . , One automobile. the property 0i .
‘WIIWIIII coalthatsgoodto bill’il, Pigs" Ill-ads ll'L‘sl’l or corned 8"! ll) James llOyson. an em-ploye, was‘ .
j ’ . . ‘ ' ’ _ ‘ """"""""""" ‘ ‘ :pushed to safety through the fire, ‘
“Ills In“ 0‘ heat alld pep. Nuall 'ltl st) ll Ul'lx Louis ......... . ............ . . . . . 16¢ l and smoke by MT. Wakelee Aside
....................... 16¢
....................... 14¢
got the garage estimates the damaée
lirc dcpnrlment was called to
scene. but too much headway had
been gained by the flames. and the
firemen saved but part of the lramc.
Four of the machines lost were the
the
.................... . 14¢ up
PRICES .......... ‘I...sz.oo To $8.00; Telephone “3‘2 ”“96"” ”f ”‘8 “”3"“ WW- 8"“
MERE ........... ....s4.oo T0 $12.00l . the "we” we"? ”‘3 ”0W”. M J' J'
. . , .._ W—M _. “a“ ”W”, Northrup and Kertz Wilson. of the
GOTTLIEB,S INTERESTED ' ' . Hanover district.
. 3 . IN 0"“ DEFENSE I8 PerIOnal Preperty Lost.
I $7 and $10 Suits. 3
.u N. Main St. So Norwalk. }
'JUN‘K' DEALER
llllllljs llsusl
illorwalll Medical Men Watching “9‘
I ‘You only need write a postal or"; salts of case in Hartford
phone to Samuel Jane, suceessor toi
I'll) sit-inns in Norwulk. in common
yam, such as rags. papers. b0ttles,il‘]llglitnd are kucllly lnicreslcd in a
metals. leatherimse of rare Addison's discusc which
bus been lrccontly- discovered in
llurtford. a disease in which a white
lmul cumplcxtluu to the color and up-
pvul‘unce of u ucglo. turning steadily
" 'durkcl' as the disease pruurcsses. un-
til be may finally become nlulost ctnl
block. The disease is usunlly total in ‘_
from one is three yours. but. his.
though, it was considcrcd fului in all ‘
cuscs-up to within the post ion or
fifteen wars. Illcrc lluvc hccn scv.
with a possibility (if rccovmlm'. The,
disease, first discovered in 1855 by
:Di. Thomas Adriano. of London. Ill
defined us at constitutional uficcllon
Educ lo the loss or the lcsscnlng of
like functions of thc suprurcnul;
iglands. two small crescent shupcd
Our new and up-toulatc Coal
POCkets are now in use and
ready to take proper care of
mogul. Prompt delivery is as—
‘liidnoy. Its most striking svmptom is
the discolr‘n‘uliuu of the skin. which
1begins slowly and limit uppcuvs upon
‘ihc parts of the body" usually mt-
pound to the ligbl. illc fucc. bonds
‘and neck. '
is guaranteed.
— Take advantage of this pleas—
dllt weather by havingr us put
do .your coal. ‘
NORTH DAKOTA'S RECORD.
Daniel F. Muivmill Gunner on High,
Score Ship. l
Norwulk friends of Daniel F. MulviW
hill, ordnance gunner on the U. S.
dreadnoug‘ht North Dakota. will... be
f interested and pleased to learn that
‘during a recent preliminary target‘
:pructice the, North Dakota made the
’most rem’nrkahle score on record ini
the history of the navy. At a dis-'
.tance of 2.1630 yards. two hits were.
made by the twelve-inch guns of thel
zship inside of tl‘orty-six seconds. l
Under Gunner Mulvnlnl are all the;
gunner's mates and helpers on the.
..‘N
A": Harris 8563118
“Repair ...Work
Brooch Pint. catch or jolnt.10c to 25::
molt Pins, new gold filled.25c to 35s
,waa‘ Ioldered' - ---------- - - - -15° uP ship. The gunner is stationed ill the‘
Ring Stone. -------------- 15c UP: fighting mast and from there directs;
Milli! . ............. 1°C to $2 the pointing of the guns, hence greatl
credit is accorded Gunner Mulvlhill‘
for the record made by the North Da-l
kota. The ship is at present stationed ;
at the home yard, Norfolk, Va., but;
‘will shortly leave for Cuba. where the
fleet will mobilize previous
cceding through the Panama Canal for;
the opening of the World’s Fair at San
‘ Francisco.
gnomes KINDS or JEWELRY.
nepmmnc AT LOW emcee.
Chas. Brand A
RELIABLE \vvrfiul.-umn
JEWEIJ‘III 1x-
_ OI’TIUIAN,
Q'Idaehlnmon st... South Norwalk
reen Trading stamps Given On All
Repair Work.
OLIVE BRANCH LOVDGE INSTALLA-j
. TlON.
The members of Olive Branch Lodge .'
=No. 1?. Knights of Pytlrias. last eve-'
Inlng at their regular meeting installed 1
.the following ofilcerszw
' ’ Chancellor Commander—Charles l
--: Sherman.
PIANOS RENTED. ' .
' Vice Commander—Raymond Sartlni. .
HE M. SONNEN-BERGj promo—wanna... r. Kern. e
prnno co.
h .
.. '3':
i
‘ Master of Work—Frederick Wild
lllnms. ‘ l
: States.”
‘udn bud bought it number of Ameri-
‘upparemly :1 sufficient
to pro- "yet the army had only 13 aeroplanes
‘guns suitable for
. said that it seemed to him idle‘to sup 3
: The building which was of wooden
l fA‘I'AuY DEfICIEN'I"constructiml had been recently on-
; ‘ llurged and renovated. and one sec-
1 Zlion had been fitted out as sleeping
' runners for Mr. Wakelcc. All of his
personal property. such nah-lollliug,
etc. was lost this afternoon.
‘ As none of ills employee were in
the garage at the lime and it had
been securely locked up, the causepf
the fire slill'rcmalns n mystcry. I
Dr. Frank (I. Gales had just taken
his uuio out yesterday noon nitel‘ it.
had been kept there the last three
'. weeks, and is of present no doubt con-
sidering lllnlsc‘nf one of the luckiest
men in Newtou'u. a - .'
Wll «trillion» .
Bl lllSl l0’flll8l DISTRICT
((‘onllnucrl from Firs! Dingo.)
only the regular army. but the mil-
> ltal‘y was highly defective, adding that.
. the Panama (‘anul was "miserably nnd
Imost inadequately protected" against
, being blown up and blocked for
l~montbs by agents or spice of a hostile.
inatiou. He said the rm'ommendalion
:of Secretary Garrison for a 25.000 in-
‘creasc in men was very moderate.
I He expressed regret tllul only site
llocn men are on the reserve liai. sub-
:ject to be cullcd back to the cdiorn
;lo fill up lilo gaps which war would
make in the regular army,
Senator Lodge declared the arml‘
was without sufficient nrtillery and ur-
tillcry ammunition. and said available
N ‘erul instunces of euros. since the (10- testimony showed that the guns in the
ew veloplngnl 0‘ 891:1“ meantime?“ “I”; fortlflcnlious were of shorter range
muny ungcrous t scuscs.‘ i 5 Hull 2 . . y
- , the afflicted Hurtl’ rd resident ll ,“H‘m “ms“ (‘nl‘l‘led h" foreign “M. . . . .
0a 0c ets showing a marked lnmrovemonl_ 3811le of the latest designs. A LIVE Question Being COIISIIIGI‘GII
.He said the army had practically
no motor trucks for ll‘nnsport ,or or-
mored motor cars with machine guns.
"fl‘he difficulty appears to be," be con.
tinned. “according to the War Depart-l
meul. that no satisfactory motor truck
has yet been developed'in the United
Despite this. he said. Can-
By Taxpayers.--Many Opposed to
the Sale.
_... _.... ... ....
The question of selling Klondike
Park has started interested citizensto
.talklng. There are those who favor
‘und those who are opposcd to the
proposition and. when the meeting of
the First district is culled to order. on
5 the nineteenth of this month. therein
scheduled to occur some wurm argu-
number. of ments before a vote is taken. instruct-
mines -i'or llurbor dcfcusc. but that ‘ “if the commissioners one way or the
r‘ . 0 rev. ~
there Was a shortage of t‘nblc and. ‘ , _ _
mluo planters. l 'llle subject bobs up at ulmost any
As to the Navy. Senator Lodge sold gathering and already there “91’9an ‘0
more destroyers “...“, needed, but llle be a substantial number of persons
most obvious weakness was in sub- who link thoughts which look with dis-
mariucs. The worst deficiency. be “it" “”0“ ”‘9 possibility 0‘ ““3 dis-
continued. was in scout cruisers. the‘ trlct parting With the park. Their
United States having only three chief argument is that in the event of
against seventy-four in England. fort .V-l Wall street being widened. the district
one in 9,6"an and thirteen in f will have to repurchase the land at 8.
Japan "We have, therefore, three figure. the predictiorls‘plaeing it much
scout cruisers,“ declared the Senator. . larger than what is now offered. ‘
"to protect and give warning of the; Conservative business men voi'cetlle
approach 0, a hostile fleet for six opinion that it is only a question of a
thousand miles of coast on the Allen ; very short time when it will be “3093'
tic and Pacific. 1f they were concen- sary to widen the street. At the pres-“
"3th on the Atlantic coast they," cut time all agree that traffic at that
would have to cover a thousand miles point warrants the improvement. and
a day to palm! the coast. and they it is pointed out that in five years.et:
are slow Smps_" ,the most. the increase will be sufll.
The European war. he said, had Clem ‘0 make the change mandatory.
demonstrated the value of air craftp In connection with this topic speck
ulatlon is rife as to the identity of the ‘
and no Zeppelins or dirlgible airships, party “'1‘0 has made the offer or ‘2'250 .
and on armored aeroplanes and no for “19 propertr. Many rumors, con:
“...-09131198. The necting various people..bave gone the
can motor trucks. and "apparently
thinks them entirely sufficient for use.
in the field."
Senator Lodge stated that there was
map... has twelve aeroplanes and no “rounds," but little credence is given
Zcplpellns or dlrlgibles. . to any of them. The commissioners.
Senator Lodge stated that he had are'keeplns the bidder's name secreti
been informed that the appropriation and, it is understood, will not make it;
for air craft had not been expended“ public before the meetlns. A report
the delay ‘lleipg due, amgng other has beenaheard to the effect that if the
things, to failure. of the American sale is allowed the new owners wllb
manufacturers to furnish aeroplanes. purchase thevproperty under restrict
He asserted that the ex lanations lions, l
were no defense of the conditions. and l ‘
‘ l I Id t b ‘ (‘OR-l‘fnu'rton PAPERS:\
pose 1 lat good aeroplanes can no . e‘ Certificates of incorporation
'bllllt in this COIII’II’IY. “It IS Qlflw flied yesterday 'in‘thc OI‘IICS OI
Menu-down mom...
“Winfiymé
unknown origin . .2
broke out in the garage of William l ..
i .
l
from the loss of the cars the owner ‘ ..
4» wasnme'rons'r. . . .
y. . g ' . Keeper of Records—Rufus J. .Smith.lpcssi-ble," be concluded. “that the secretary of state as follows:—,
“...- .-.. .. 3 Master of FinanCe—RiChal'd W. warring European nations'have not':
c‘flman John D. Milne. some 1 Sweeney, '_. .got the best conceivable type of aero-
axo.‘tendered his reélgnetlon as. Master of Exchequer—Charles J. planes, but they have largenum'bers of
member or the Building Committee. Prescott”
mayor Frances I. Burnell, who said" Outer Guard~John w. 'I‘lleis.
morning he had taken no notion ‘
Councilman Mllne's verbal an- .
out that he did not care to |on meats -for Saturday's trade. Read
.... the committee. . it. "
tive.
cry purpose."
‘Cllarnok's adv. contains the prices — ‘
.lGolng down~are the prices on Rog. l
er & Steven's.Red Tag Sale. See adv.
and which seem to answer ev- l Bridgeport; capital stock. $10,000; in-
icorporutors. Carleton E. Paddock of
"L. Watt of Bridgeport.
.—.—————-—-
Sentinel Would have quick returns.
.a'
lstcpnny. Allen F. Gabriel and ‘Grnce‘
\ P
cane
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.‘
Funeral of Mrs, Bucknam. .
The funeral of Mrs. Mary llucknam‘
will We held tomorrow afternoon from
the late residence on South llialn‘
street. at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. W. H.
Wakchnm. pastor of the First Metho
dist Episcopal Church, officiating. an
torment will follow ill Riverside.
Death of Mary E. Middlebrooka.
Mary l£.. infant daughter of Mrm
Mrs. (,‘lnrcucc Middlebrooks, of Wu-
ton. died at her parents‘ home last:
night. aged 2 years. The funeral ser-
vices will be held from the home to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. and
Rev. (l. A, Marks will officiate. ill-
lermcut will be in .loc‘s lllll cemetery,
Funeral of Mrs. Hannah SelleCK St.:
John, .
'I‘hc l‘uncrnl services of Mrs. llnn»
nuleellcck St. John were held from
the First I‘ougregutiounl Church. yes¥
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
Ernest F. McGrcgor. pastor of thef
church. officiated. and interment was
in Riverside cemetery.
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
Polnta for Sentinel Reader: to Con-
sider When Out Shopping.
January (‘learulu-c Sole begins to"
morrow at Mlutz's. Doors open 9 a. m.
[luring the January sale at .Iucoby‘s
men will have an unusual chance to
get stylish dependable union made
.snits, overcoats and trousers at won-
‘ dcrful savings,
The women also are
offered great bargains. Sce adv. .
Avrlck's January sale is still in
progress. «In today‘s adv. he calls at-
tention to some special bargains he
offers for Saturday shoppers.
‘Kricgcv Co‘s sale started today. and
will continue tomorrow with added
bargains. Read the price list in the
ndv., and be convinced of ibe oppor-
tunities this'sulc offers you.
The Boston Sun-e will place on sale
tomorrow. u lmmberof remnants and
lots that were too small to advertise
in their January Sale which com-
mences Monday. They are divided
into thirty lots. Sec adv,
The 3-llll Mill-I‘llld Sale is in full
Wing at Hmvlnllrl's. The whole store
glows and sparkles with mill-end econ-
omies. You have been reading the
big advs. and noting the many bar-
gains offered. Now is the time to take
advantage of them all.
Extra Saturday bargains at
Norwalk Cash Grocery. See adv.
Many specials at the Sanitary Mar.
kel for tomorrow. See adv. for prices
on meats and fresh fish.
\l’cek-end special prices on meats.
fruits and fresh vegetables are adven
East
dined by Beers' Market in today's adv,
Be'sure to read it.
Astonishing offerings in
ware at the’be's. See adv.
Read The Great A. & P. adv.
extra specials in groceries.
Six big sherials for Saturday.
Ill. East India Tea Co. Sée adv.
iRead‘s adv. is interesting as usual.
it will pay you to lock it over.
kitchen
for‘
at
Reed Haye's Market adv.. for meat
and Vegetable news.
20 per cent. to one half off on odd
dressers and chlffonleres at Sterling
Furniture Co.
OPII'M IN‘ SUIT (‘Ah‘ltlo
l .SAN'FRAXC‘ISCU. Jun. 15.-——Oplum of
tens L’vaiucd at $2,380 was found today ln .memlmr is to have the sheet with an
the in suit cusc aboard the United States lovex‘hnng .of fifteen inches on
_ V ‘ lArmy transport Thomas. which ur-
Barton Drug Company. (.uthum. lrivcd last Monday from the Orient.
capital stock. $10,000; incorporature. I
Lucien A‘ and Bottle 1" Barton and thousand dollars' worth of opium was
Herbert C' Hodge 0‘ 413”? Hampton. 1seized by federal officers yestbrdnv.
1 ~ . ' *4. - ..
them, which are formidable and effec- l: ‘Merl’h‘llllfl 3513131035 fiompany or {when the! voided an establishment in‘
SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. 15.——Se\'erul
the Chinese quarter. - ‘
Boarddm water sentinel Want Ads
iwhen the "moon to move" seizes
thorn. - . '
GAZETTE BUILDING. 'IHE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
N ORWALK.
BARGAIN SALE OF GALVANIZED WARE
12 qt. Pails 13c n
No.1 Wash Tub ~ . " " 7
29c
Covered Chamber Pails ........ 29¢
No. 16 Coal Hoda ..
Familf size,
. . . . . . ..... 19c
covered Garbage
..... .....
...
Round tin Wash Boilers ....... 25c
25c
3
FERRIS NOALj Si.dc.l.f"‘l‘7 {8,811 or my...“ ..................... . ‘ .. 16¢ l by [hf homes at $451.0, partly cov- l I 3 rolls Toilet lrzlpcr ................. 10c (jood Parlor l'rounlq 19c
. _ (A . l’lg’s l‘ctl. Sparenbs, l\lluk‘l\'li‘5~ 'erod )y grilling Late “ I‘ Lighthouse L‘lcauscr ............ . 3 for Ioc Asbestos .\l his) ‘ I (3.1... 2 .for SC
COMPANY lltmle—madc Sausage. no better .................... 16¢ Mr. \\'akelee was sitting in tile or... :. 31;”. 1’21)”. .............. v 2 rolls 5c l’carl Soap . ............. . _____ 6 cakes 25c
‘ 1 l 0 (llconlargarluc - -' -------------- 18¢ 20¢ 25¢ 28¢ fire of the establishment yesterday - leoclll iii-1f! Soup """""""" 3 for 5C Moth Balls ------------------ 5c lb-
5 - i Sugar Cured llams .............................. 18¢ aficrnooll at 3:30, looking over his so 50 (It [Stilton-1. Llotll l .‘ ....... 2 pkgs. 56 ; ll). pkg. G ranrlma's “fishing: l’owtlcr 156
A B. I I! l l’lcnics ............. . ............................. 15¢ ‘(Ioull‘g and did not discover the fire . I 2 ‘5 ‘lm_ """""" .. I5c Lotion Dry Mops for hardwood “09” 25c
lg sa 8 0" M2" 5 . l q . ‘ until it was too late to save the ,
_ | omtwlrcsscd Llutlu’lls ........................... 24¢ garage. The Newtown volunteer ..-. . ..-
LOOK OUT FOR OUR SPECIALS
.~FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
ALL OUR FURS
AT
HALF PRICE.
IN CLU DES
ladies’ Mulls and Neck Pieces. ,
Children’s Sets.
ALSO
Children’s Coats,
3 TO 12 YEARS.
'SEE SATURDAYtS SENTINEL‘;
FOR OUR
AFTER SUPPER SALE.
A. Dickerman 81 Son.
South Norwalk
. Phone. 446
E“
wn GIVE 3. Ann H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
:7 '
1’
THE BOSTON SFORE'S JANUARY
“RITE SALE.
Non-s on Buying 'I‘uvvcls. Napkins. 'I‘n-
blc Linens, lied Spreads, fillet-ls,
I’illtnv HIM-H hing Cloths,
Nulnsooks.
..
1m Monday. .Ianuury 18. the Boston
Store stuns its unuuul .lunu‘ury White
Muslin I'ndcvwear und Clearance sale.
'The fine Japanese nuinsnok is .l.
«,grcut fuvorlie this season. helm: of
.bouuiiful icxturc. hull Egyptian cot.
"tun and half silk. The width is if}
[inr-hcs; it cuts to udvuulngc. and is
.cspcciullv luluptcrl for \vuuu-n's :md
imlsscs' llnc linncric. I-‘uv llllll't' pruc—
:licul and scl'viccuhlc undcth-nl'. tin:
'weil known English long ('lulhs are
"rccommcndcd. ‘
l .
v The bedding (lopurlmcul. '.\‘lill'll
.‘l‘lf'l'fl‘F :‘ “in 6.1”": 1.1::‘3‘Chfl1‘el; lcunslsts of bed eprcutls. c\'M‘.\’ silo
cry MM 1; ‘1: him}: nlw llookéd und 'cvcry kind, ulso bluukl-ls and
Mn” 'lm “ I c ‘ 833’ '(‘ilmfortubloa mukcs lemming offers
~l‘urwurd to by all wise hollsckcopcrsl
mum' of whom suvc u purl of their
holiday money to thke advantage of
gtills grunt ycarlv offering to luy lIl u
supply of their household necds. for
both present and fllturc “so.
l‘rolmblv tllcrc ucvcr is n time
when u fumily is surfeitcd with low-
els. .lluny hi
rcccivcd up '
cludc bolh
(lucst tnwil. 15x24 inches.
Mcdium l‘ucc towcl. 18x36.
‘ IAII’RI.‘ fucc towel. 22x44.
Avcrugc Turkish towol. 24x42.
? These measurements should
guide in towel shopping.
be n
Then there is thr- glistanin-g army
linens. napkins. clc:. from
going
of table
l
which you
are probably
of napkins. Was there ever u woman
who bud loo muny table cloths. or n
time when their favorite pattern was
nut just “beginmug to go?" The l'ulc
.in buying table cloihs is to remem-
bcr that the maximum overhung
should bc cightccn inches. The tuble
i‘mcns in this sulc urc ull quoted at
loss than bei’orc-t‘llc-wur price.
. The Boston Store has received it
mammoth shipment of shoots and pil-
low cases for this sale. In fact. it is
the largest sllipmcni ever received at
”any one time. They are also going on
lsule ill positively the lowcsl prices cv-
cr quoted for the same (standard
.nmkes. It. is much more economical
Etoduy. to buy sheets ready hemmed
llhon it is to try to mauve them at
lhome. unless the wo'man's time. has
no cash value. The cost of the hem-
'mcd sheet is almost identical with
the cost of the sheeting by the bolt.
01‘. course. the upper hem should be
three inches and the lower one one
inch wide. Large shcbts mean extra
laundering labor: too narrow sheets
menu discomfort and non—protection
the mattress. A' good rule to re-
ouch
lll't‘d dozen have been:
' s suic. Tilt-y in- ‘
to i
choose one more table cloth und sot .
.lo thc thrifty llmlsokccpcr who wish-
es to replenish hcr stores ul this
time. The regulation siZI-N ful' single.
ihrccqunricr nnd full size l‘i'ilq :lrc as
.follows:——
A Single beds. tlflxim.
Threoquul'tcr bcrls. Tixlui,
‘ull size beds. Rlxiul.
bcsc lllcuslll‘t‘lllmlls should be a.
guide to the bedding. shoppe-rs. All
wuolen blankets and comi’urtuhlcs are
'mm‘ked for clrurimcc and must posi—
tivtlv be closcll out in this sale. The
stocks are luruc. so lllcrc will-br- some
great values offered glnd it will be
In rare opportunity to sccnrc elm- or
lboth of' these all it good saving.
l Lost you forget. this big sale com-
‘mcllccs Monday. January 18. 1315.
MILLIONS FOR MISSIONS.
NEW YORK. Jun. ll.——'I‘he total
‘lncome of American Foreign Mission
g‘Bourds during the your 1914 was
§$17.168.611. ' according to statistics
lmude public toduy ut the annual
llneciing of‘ the Foreign .Mifsions‘
lC‘oui‘crencc. These figures cover the.
work of all American organizations
doing cducutionul and philanthropic
:as well as missionary work oullde
the I'nilcd States and Canada. ex-
cept that conducted under the. nus-
lpicos of certain Ollll‘l‘ mission boards
.ln Mexico. Cuba. Pluto Rico. Hawaii
land Alaska. For this work $509,510
;was contributed during the year.
There were 9.969 missionaries en—
‘rolled by the several organizations:
459.2% persons were bupIIch dur-
ing the your—4: gain of 37.473 ovcr-
1913. A gain of 510 churches ls rc—
ported. bringing tbc number up 3»
39.946: There are 605 colleges. lift"—
;logicnl scmluuricsr and lmlnlu:
'schools. and,12.{ll39 other schools
with n tolul attendance of 617,730.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE INSTITUTE
NEW YORK. Jun. ll.—~~’l‘he annual
meeting of'the National Institute of
Social Sciences will be bold here to—
morrow nnd many of the 840 mom-
lside. plils‘the width of the mattress.
l Another important feature In this
lsnle is the wonderful stocks of long
lc oths. nainsooks. all specially mdrked
lull the lowest. possible selling price——
lvnluee...thnt are not even matched in
lthe larger, stores in the big cities. It
lie in grand opportunity for the home
1sewer to aecure‘her favorite office of
llong cloth or nnineook at a 'good sav-
Jlng. The assortment is wonderful and
all the different widths are to be had.
hers are expected to attend. The op-
en meeting in the afternoon will.bc—-
gin with an address by the Presi-
dent. Dr. Hamilton W. Mable. offer
'whl’c'h William H. To” will sperm on
"Economy um] Elllclcncy in the Foch.
oral Government." '\
The lnstitute's medal will be con-
ferred on Eugene Briedx, Luther
Burbank. Andrew Carnegie. Mini
lAnnc Morgan and Myron T. Herrick...
alt
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