DONNELLY'S
a
School Alumni play.
tugs,” .H'B being held every evening in
' Torrtnitton. to take charge of a then-
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, . ' whole iamily
‘ h Ken’s Women's and childrem' gar
‘ friends. who will miss his smiling con-
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' ‘i‘i-uasosv, nov. 30, 19:5 .
‘AGE EIGHT
a»;
. to clothe the
Sterling Club is open!
”its at 25c, 39c, 50c 75c and $1.00, in
real and iieeced lined at .
E. K. BANKS
. ,MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOQK.
south Norwalk.
A
Don’t wait a single day but join
at once. Only 16 women can
get “Scientific Sterling” ranges
and make this BIG SAVING.
December
Victor Records
Now On Sale At
Remember, once 16 women have joined the Sterling
Club, it will be closed. We have 16 “Scientific Sterlings“
to sell. When they are sold your chance is gone. The safe
way is “loin Today."
NOW is the time for you to make up your mind that
you want to get this wonderful range at the big saving
offered by the Sterling Club. If you haven’t seen the ”Sci-
entific Sterling" yet. come into our store today. You can‘t
appreciate its great value until you see it.
The Double Duty Range
MUSIC STORE. ‘
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Ill NEWS f
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Don’t Miss YOUR Chance
. than many single fuel ranges. We give you a perfect
GAS RANGE and a perfect COAL RANGE all in one
compact range. It is the most wonderful economizer of
work, of money. of gas, of coal and of space that ever came
A meeting of the directors of the
South Norwalk Public Library will be
held in at Friday evening
into your home.
A meeting of the Board of Dircc
tors of the Norwalk Chamber of (our
eld at noon today.
Save $10 to $15
You join the Sterling Club by paying $5 membership
fee and this puts the “Scientific Sterling" into your home
at once. The weekly dues are only $2 until the range is
paid for. You use it while paying so little you never miss it.
We will install the “Scientific Sterling" and make all
connections without charge. This saves you looking up a
Every Sterling Club
nl(ircp_ was ll
—. _
Ml’e. '1‘. ll. Poster. of Norwalk. i:
p'lsiting her son, R. l-‘.
Smith street, l)anbury,
Poster, of 1':
for severn'
days. i
i ‘ You must SEE the “Scientific St
Nllh’n (trace ”whim of 126 Liberty
street. liaiibui'y. has returned from a
short tislt spent with friends in Nor
plumber and a bill of $10 to $15.
member is entitled to this service free.
We will buy your old range back and give you every
ce'nt bi value there is in it.
You get other big features. We want to explain these
to you in detail with the range right in front of you.
Do not delay. Come today and satisfy yourself.
ing Fire-box, Sterling Grates, the :St
walk. all these features have been designed
—~Grace Church fair, Thursday, Dc-
camber 2, afternoon and evening at
Grace Parish Hall.
The Gas Range that burns Coal.
' Butler Lodge, 1. O. 0. l"., will hold :
rehearsal of the liiitiatory degree to
night. The same will be conferred
Wednesday evening, December 1st.
The Club price of the “Scientific Sterling” is no higher
M
'Mr. and Mrs. William Richards. oi
Hoyt street, Dunbury, have been
spending the past few days with
friends in South Norwutk and Stain
ll 127-129 Washington St.
The “Sclentiflc Sterling. can be bad as shown or with Cabinet Base
and High Warming Closet.
YOU MUST SEE IT
tion can give you any true idea of its great convenience. The Sterl-
First, to make your work easy: and Second to save coal and gas.
The Sterling Furniture Co.
DARLIIR
_ srcunirv Bll'lelNU"‘
FAKE ELEVATOR ' —- UP ONE FLIGHT
lll5 MAIN Slum. 2218
5
LAST CALL
For Stamped
Needlework ‘
Before the Holidays
Just a reminder that we are
headquarters for various stamped
articles for dress and home decor—
‘ anon.
A broad assortment of TOWELS, CENTER PIECES
DOYLIES, BOUDOIR CAPS, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
INFANTS’ WEAR, SCARFS, PIN CUSHIONS,Etc.,any
of which would make very acceptable gifts. '
erling". No picture or descrip-
erllng Oven, Sterling Burners,
with two great ends in view;
,~
So. Norwalk. Conn.
ETOL I8 SCARCE.
M keenest since he is farthest behind in
organization for his own interest. This
damage to the farmer will be reflect-
ed in every other industry: for Amer-i
tea is still dominantly a farmer coup-j
try. said Sir Horace. '
“Allow me to utter the warning
which will have to be faced in the
United States anti Canada, as woll its
in the United Kingdom in France. in
Germany and in other countries." he
continued. “This relates to the very
vital problem of co-operative finance.
both what is called “long term‘ or
Rehearsals of the, Norwulk High
“Green Stock-
ford.
~MONDAV NIGHT _ ._ '
Basketball, Armory. Yonkers vs. :~
Sixth Company. Preliminary game.g —' I - I ,
Dancing I ____ ” ¢~A‘_~___«__,_,--__-- .._...... _ A _,_,_,,_._,_.,.._. —~» ~ » y ----- .-, ,-. ' ' , ~ - .. , , ~-~ . » . I!“ c _, , , . . ._
I round to strike the American farmer DRIED BANANAS.
European War Causes Shortage in:
Photographers' Supplies.
CIlZiNSlIIP martini ' ‘ ,
. noun BE liliNCllill,
vcloping of negatives. is very scarcc;1“d'mted By Right "OWIHG
lsaiti it local photographer today and. .
:Is a result the price has increasedl Sir “office ”Ink!“ 0‘ nllbllfl
of the article '
Mctol is it (lcr-t
lsl
The play will be
on Decem-
a big
the. high school hall.
presented at the. Regent,
bet eighth, and is sure to be
success
1
l
ne-l
manager of the Ho
leaves tomorrow for
Jean Belnsco.
gent Theatre ‘ many Iimcs the cost
several months ago.
Illitll preparation and its scarcity
CHICAGO. Nov. 30,—lleclnring that
America should launch to citizenship
i i ‘ i - . .1 , , .
H“ ‘0 the European “ in MO“ plio l movement for the organization among
togiaphcrs had a large supply of rue-l. farmers of self-help, the Right Honor-
lOl on hand when the war started and
ter in that place.
stay i
Ddrlng his short
this city, Jean made a host of
tenunce. Norwalk's logs, however” ‘ able Sir Horace Pllinketi, K. C. V. O-v.‘real credit' and ‘short term' or ‘por-
is 'l‘ozringtcn's gain, and the Wooletbl' "9"”! “"9?" 05"“ have 1309" "bl? 10' "
d _ , of Dublin, lreland. lit-“1 night addrem'Esonal credit.’ Finance is, indeed, a
of Norwalk wish ‘ltlr. Belasco all kindsl “"3 “n ”'9'" work “llllOUl trouble. 'cd the opening session of the Third vital PM! of the cooperative organ-
of good luck in his new venture. Another cont tar product imported ‘
‘— i-ion (. , i National ( onfcrence on Marketingi ism.
. 01-11: ~' (app .u s . 3.: . _ n '
up 0 po (:9 y l 1 ,. lit) . n mo” m (9““3’ "41nd par-m- Credits, SDPRhlng i0 delc-t lhere is nothing more vlltil for the
“if? i “'11 l ll' ve been 19('9i'i‘. 1 (lf‘t'ttlojllllfl nf‘lllillVF‘s llmn ”1010].
. , . . , and1,2.zitcslrom 40 states. loo-operative movement than that it
mg complaints for the last few (iay's,l“"hl"h 1-“ "“T." "IWWCl‘r 1-“ h." ~00ll0llll'l9fl The smasher came across the ocean’should clearly sound also a note of
bziirlliilig agilisca‘llili-tlior’ilreoiiulth:utgfari:It'll'll‘l; 2:212“: 2:33rgifizglnfa;5:23.:ito address it as the first of a serieslsclf-help. Looking not only to the
‘ " ' ‘ '. ‘ lot" talks and conferences that he will future of America, but at the move-
the street department to collect. The‘of the European war. but now the; I
garbage and ashes are supposed to be i Prifl‘ is twenty-MP ‘ I
. hold throughout the United States..ment in the old world today. this idea
keit seiarate lb . .. . ‘5 . ' dollars a poundt‘wm‘ the end in view of organizingisttrs the depths of my feelings. that
.1 . I ' M m ‘Ome instances, and n can be purchased b" phmo“American agriculture He was theiwhile the State must give its aid to
this has not been done. The two are .ztnphers in only ounce lots.’ 1 I. . - l ‘
mixed together, and put out on the. .first Minister of Agi'isulture of Ire-'the (to-operative movement, it must
sidewalk in receptacles which are 1111“ WOOLtXI-YO—RTl-i‘S—‘l'O—R-EmB—URNS. EMS and ):agfif,eu:ov:::h:,rn 0:11:21? :5}: 29:33:13. for n the greatest pos-
fit for we“ use. The police have no: MOUNT PLEASANT' Pa., ‘NOV- 30-;hrals Iuncritslitrs win s 105 0090 irish fan, I
titted some of the residents, and cards—Fire yesterday almost totally de- ‘ "I .’ d . (g 100;) ti . i
will be distributed, on which the regu- etroyed the department store of a iners organize m 0 ' coopern ‘e
latiorm 0f the department Will be. Kobacher & Sons on Main street and‘somelles. ' h k t i A Not that King Albert do” “0‘ want
Primed the Woolworth Five and Ten Cent: .He described t e w.” Sp° " Putin-me. but that he wants Belgium
‘1 store. with a loss estimated at. ”OOHerican rural economics as being at
lack of business~ or anization amon :wlth it.—Boston ,Hemld.
000. Both stores had large Christmas g g The main difference between
stocks on hand. --
.farmera. He dwelt upon the chaotic‘lwar--’1 year ago and now seems ‘ ‘2:
l .. . o
‘ At. 10 o'clock the fire had been conditions that. accompany the mar- 365 days—Washington Post.
‘brought under control, although aid ketlng of farmers products and the
b ff , z The war casualties are not all on
‘trom nearby towns had arrived. An ”m “mg ° ““39” supplies' HeHhe battle front. Some of them‘hap-
i filerhgated tiurnace is believed to'showed how the citiesot America and}pen in the government cabinets.—
ve 1 con 9 cause.
other nations have been developed atiPhiladelphia Press
- - ”I. . _I:the expense of the countryside. ,Hev Europe finds the cost of living ad
" .declared the time is ripe for all p“b'ivancing in a manner that discourages
,lic spirited persons to interest them‘l any reliance on war ‘8 a solution of
jselves in the fundamental develop-l , .
l’nient of agriculture. gigpomic problems. —— Washington
"They must get together " he said ~
. . . _ y ’ . ' Peace ‘
'they must eliminate waste. or Amer- of again cogflitiflpsubfizeazclngmtalke‘:
ica will fall behind more competent that each side wants to iiiiike :31”
ECHOES OF THE WAR.
WHITE PINE a TAR \
will stop your cough
Sultana-Powell Corporation
PRESCRIPTION onuooisvs.
32 Washington Street
South Norwalit. cons.
J
. irs wrsnn 1 0 BE SAFE THAN sump-anti its c':eaper
It is so easy to misplace a valuable document
that may mean the loss of hundreds of dollars
and no end of time and trouble.
Is it worth while to run such risks—lire, bur-
glary, carelessness——when a penny a day~ will nations." . > than take
' ' - ' , . - iii. .- .
provrde a Safe-deposit Box large enough to hold He showed how the cooperative mm m Baltimore Ame”
all with articles of Value belonging to the aver- movement or Europe has stood the .g
test at the greatest crises in the
world's history and dwelt at length
upon the sharpening of the business
. ability of the cooperative managers
. as a result of present stringent condi~
time. Not only must America learn to
organise her food supply, he said. to
. incontinent. iii-rods such Taiwan. but
agejndividual?
Come in and inspect our new system of Safe;
, deposit Boxes: it will be found both interest-
- ing and instructive. . ‘
—PR§ACHER VIAB LAID UP: '
Rev. C. M. Knighten. Havana, Fla,
writes: "Flor tnrss‘ntontiil I sun'srod
intense pain lathe kidneys mm
which'at‘ttaies laid no It) “My. 1
used 11-: bottles of Foley ~mmv
Pills-ands" tic-ball! moo-no.1
naturism-yous summed to
I
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ldortaken by a
For a great many years the natives
tn the Pacific islands have dried bana—
nns and stored away the. same for fu-
ture consumption. --When dried they
have a very agreeable taste, quite
like bananas and sweetish. and they
can be made into a number of quite
delicious desserts. But there have
never been any imported into this
country. as the amount dried by the
natives is sufficient only for their own
use. It is stated now that the manu- .
rat-lure of banana powder is to be un-
Cambrldge (Mass)
firm. This and the production of
banitna figs will be quite a new in-
novation iii the dessert line. The in-
dustry has been quite an important
one. in the West Indies and has been
brought to public notice in the last
four or five years through our consu-
lar reports. This will probably open
tip a new “(id for the conservation of
an nveriniportation of bananas in one
of our large markets.
—TAlLOR SAYS, “MOST DELIGHT.
FUL."
Most tailors suitor from constipa-
tion. 6. W. Roberson, Wichita Falls.
Tex, says: “I and Foley Cathsrtic
Tablets the most delightful, cleansing
cathartic l have ever taken." They
keep the stomach sweet and liver so
tive. and drive away biiiousnsss, bioao
ing, headache, dullness and other re-
sults of clogged bowels. , ,
Sold everywhere. . .“Pl'rf'l‘l
’ A FEARFUL POISON.
From the microbe which gives riseI
in human beings to the disease known;
as tetanus, or lockjaw, a poison calin
ed tetanine is obtained which is over!
100 times more powerful than strych-f *
nine. A fragment of tetanine nostriaill
as to be invisible to the naked eye:
would kill amost instantaneously the.
strongest man. One flfteen-thousand-I
anth part of a'grain of it has caused
the death of a horse 1,600,000,000
times its own weight-Pearson's.
SUEB DANBURY FORFALL ON DE-'
FECTIVE- SIDEWALK. I
Stilt for $2,000 damages was tiled
today in the Civil commit Pim‘
court by Mary-J. Colour [Danton]
intact. the city of Durban in‘whlch'
the plaintil alleges she was severely
insured by” Mint on 's detectives!“-
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The scientific conduct of Moon. and personal affalrs today classes
the methods employed very “hwy
Avoid The liability
or not having a checking account. We Invite accounts which are
given efficient and contact- Mn.
Fairfield County National Bank.
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