THE SOUTH NORWAngf EVENING
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7‘7 Whyisit
Whitetwnuy
”madam II
“flora-tend he
“mutiny
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The answer is that here
;, I. have sixteen separate
"7 fl and there is therefore
‘ a great assortment from
IIich to choose. Misfit
.- ”I it as bad as misfit
And yet some very good
7 We are probably strug-
glIig along, buying at the
“one kind" places and
wandering what the
I I trouble ETHE
i..FERRlS COAL,
‘ FCOMPANY
}' j llll0WN RABBI
DIES IN HAlellllll
_ . Mlleyer Eiltin Succumbs in}
Wei Following lln Operationl
e—ngllt the lalmud at 12-}
I! fillings Attracted the At-l
Italic] at High Dignitaties oil
Mist church in England ' l
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RT Bl), Dec. 13.—~The Rev. Dr.
loin, one of the best known
s it! New England. died in a
lal here last night, after an op-
‘Jie‘washornzin Breslnu, Si-
:fi'a, 1840. undermined his
ti” 2]“. Germany. At the age. of’
in tflght the Talmud. liis writw
uttmcted the attention of highl
‘6 of the Jewish church in
_ nd,.-aud he was appointed rabbi
Ill impo taut courrtgation in l.i\'-'
Where he reumined for nine;
.’ I“ then cum:- to Philadelphiufl
-. It! ten years he was rabbi of'
mfiegatlon lieth lernel. lie re-
ti. Denver for it time, where‘
we tiled. i
185' Dr. Elkin came to Hari-
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WIS rabbi of the Conuregu-l
Bethlsrael until his retirement‘
years ago. when he was made
.. Lernerlms. He. remarried while’
.1 and 'is survived by his widow}
tournhildren. Dr. Elkin was a.
calm! writer of note on sub-«
01.9.! Jewish faith, ‘
Hist sunny
Willow norms;
.. y‘marlred‘ the reopening or
.~ 017311;. MothodisbrSunduy school
merino work of remodeling
‘et‘oi‘atlu'gr The new room can
be fartitioned of! into five sep-
"clai rooms, or thrown open in-
eligemssembly hall for the
school. District Superintendent
Goodlnoungh. was present at tlu f
gjervlces in the church. and?
(red {he sermon. Dr Goodenoinfh ;
paltérat the opening of the Sun-
pchodl'seasion. ,
M Thumday night there will?
ll‘yt-oi the church at the deco-l
.Sfl’kices. at which it is expect-E
' i. 3 number of former pastors,
eh'irch will be present. 5
., Wemelt's Foreign and Honic‘.
'W‘So-Cieties will hold their
its 5*! Friday afternoon, inS‘l’eao
ednebday.
Md!!! evening class will hold
tomorrow evening, in classroom»
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s an opportunity for the Southi
k‘lfoard of Trade. New York-
M‘ to purchase the Lichtb‘nut
53.011 the corner of North M"inl
ll streets, immediately ail-E
had City Hall, for the purpose?
idi‘ g a handsome business:
will ,a number of stores makingt
’ floor and sullen of living;
the other stories: .
. tives of the New 3'0er
Wed have been in confer~
illimn Lichth‘su. owner of .
. y. the interests of the for.
f'rtepl'esented locally by At-,
- = on Land. of South Main
”billing tangible resulted!
”Serbia 01- the men inter-ti
“at End satisfactory
.Inldeewhere? l
' The Hatch 6 bailey Co.
HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?
i! immanent-eh" them in both Rod and White
w-bh‘mmfieltm Perfection Vancouver Red
Cm. MIR-Immunvorybeflmfied
meme-mum hon umpnorrerue ten in
MMWmMMedtodeethinadryummtdried
,_ slowly m a mum heat so u to retain the natural life or the
‘ '00d. You went the best; we’ve got them—uh for Port Rolls and
lets get $086018! and figure out a roof that will give you honest
59”“ a he “BM price. Do it now!
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
.We are millet as tar as the nearest letter box or telephone
Our Specialtiee—Creo-Dipt Stat nod Shingles. 30““ M m
e u. w do $91305. ’ 133 it: .633; _ . ._. a: -e> 4~w2~ «Ms
"‘llllS l8 llIE Alli ill
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Hartford Print Enpbnises the
lleed ot a llon Harrie Society at
the Presdeut Time
That this is the age of “divorce,
‘few children and dIShoneSty,” and
that as a result the need of a Holy
Name Society is great, was the inter»
testing statement made last night by
an address delivered before a group
lof hundreds of Holy Name Society"
Schullzc’s 3 Sanitary Markets
3: WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
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nmelnbers in St. Joseph's church. E
An unusually large number of Holt"
XamerS, aside from other membern of
the parish. heard Father McDonald’s
masterly sermon. The turnout of thc‘
members of the society was one oii
the largest in the history of the or-
ganization, and shows reawakening
interest. it is very probable, in ac-‘
cordance with a desire expressed by"
Bishop John J. Nilau, that prominent
laymen and priests will, at stated in
tcrvals of several months. deliver;
lectures before lliP local iioly Nann-
Society. This is destined to crentc,
continued interest in the work of thc
® A 81 P Specials @
A Chance to Fill Your Stamp Book
100 Stamps with 1 can 100 Stamps with 1 lb.
B. Powder 50c Tea 70c
?0 Stamps with 2 Bottles i’urc Extract Each 25c
Flour is going to Advance in Price
Buy a Barrel $6.80
To-day
Best Creamery Butter‘a lb. 34c
Pure Lard, 2 lbs for 25c
Eggs, 3 dozen 300
Fancy Maine Potatoes. pail. 30c
Granulated Sugar at Cost
Best Flour,a bag 85c
Sultana Peas,‘a can 12c
Sauerkraut, 3 cans for 25c
Double Tip Matches 7B%’§§525c
Toilet Paper, 7 rollsior 250
Clothes Pins, 100 for 12c
Sliced Pineapple, 21canS " for 25c
lona Spinach, 3 cane for 25c
Pretzels, a pound 7c
Extra Stamps with
Teas and Coffees
TEAS . COFFEES
60 with 1 lb. 50c .30 ;with 1 lb. 35c
75 with 1 lb. 60c 25 :with‘l lb. 32c
40 witbllb. 40c 20 with 1 lb. 30c
'l‘radin Stan 8 Free
10 With Any orgtheFullowiliJg Groceries 10
1 bot. A&P Ammonia 10c Iipkg. A&P Ice Cream or
1 can Sultana Spice... 10c Jelly Powder Ice
1 can Old Dutch or A3- I bot. Mustard Relish 10c
lantlc Cleanser ..... 1°C 1 pkg. Elbow Macaroni Inc
2 pkgs. Noodles 1 jar Peanut Butter me
so each or I pkg lot: 'I E51111 Vanco Hand
2 cakes Mother’s Ironing unset ""‘ """ {1°C
Wax ........... each 5c 2 boxes A&P Stove P011 5c
1 hot. White Vinegar .. too 1 bot. A&P Worcestershire
1 jar Iona Brand Jam 10c Sauce .............. 15c
The Great A. 81 P. Tea CI.
124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909. , ‘ Free Delivery.
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AGA'NOT OHINEOE"M°N*R°HV. ' Mlh'ehina, web lull!!!)ull0d10awcx ' was the storm center of the session
"it is our which," said Lee “mg. it, ‘
lChinese Chamber of, Commercev or president'ot the Chamber, "that the Walsh.I Henry J. Hipson, R. G. Mac:u ‘
been to Donnelly's yet to‘ Portland has cabled its..vigotous-.pm- Uluuess people never will permit the and others who pointed 0|“ diwcevanv-
.Hls"-store -is indeed. in- test to thechinesemssenmly‘aulnst» Irmationerylrpro'gmm to bo‘carried'out.‘
l’ORTiAND. 0m..- Dec. , 11.41114
' ‘ilierift'mker. Read his. the _propoud .cluagertrom «1.:chth Worldly-expect to bee Ym'shih Kai guano "boldness ”pmodsu oi the ac-'
countatits were “poor.”
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telsewhero‘in this issue. when to a monsrcbtoal form otsovern- casinssineted.’
society, and to insure its growth.
' There was a large delegation at the
rally last night from St. Mary's'
church. The Vesper services, which,
pcm-d at 7'1‘0 o'clock, were in ch'irpc;
of Rev. Father McCrsnn, new assist l
uni pastor at St. Mary's church who
,was assisted by Rev. ll. J. (‘urrolL
Rev. James J. Mrtiinness and a corps
of altar blys. The music was in
charge of Organist Miss Madeline
Manner. The ushers were Edward J.
Hayes and William P. Ward.
Father McDonald declared that ilic‘
purpose of the Holy Name Swiclt.
twns to make Jesus t‘hriut a living
reality rather than a tar-oil person-
ality. its members were handcd to~
Egethcr, he said. to f0nter the dnc'rin
i0! i‘lu‘lsl, mid to discourage the evils.
tarislng front the non~0hservance oi~
lils teachings. The. Speaker conciwh ,
outlined the birth and life. of Christ,
‘who he declared to lv- “the. Greatest
:Mun the world has ever seen.
deeply impressed with it. The rullvi
last night was one of the very largest ‘
libo local society has held lllld among
the mom successful. New membersi
were received following the I‘aly. '
Ecru sum mu
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Rev. John McDonald, of Hartford. in i]
Trench cruiser Bescates mum-i
ed limerican Ship on: new
5, oil Porto ltico
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NEW YORK. Dec, lil.-—0flleeru
and passenger-a of then A el‘lca
Steamship Carolina that arriw here:
today from Porto Rico, brought first
hand details of the stopping of that
nhip and the removal of her chief ste-I
ward. Karl Sliuadde. by the “tench
.cruiaer Ileswteu on Dec. 5. The For.
olina, according to Capt. J. 0. Foss,
was hailed by the Descartes just after
she had crossed out of the three-mile
limit, a blank shot being fired by the;
cruiser to call attention to tho signali
to stop.
A lifeboat with six men and a lieu-’
enant from the cruiser came alone
Side, and the ship was detained for
about two hours. Several of the pits»!
engers. among them Charles T.l
l’flatz. an electrical goods importer.
.of this city, were questioned by the.
officer. but only the steward, Slinade.
was taken.
.‘vir. Pfiatz says he. believes. judging
by the actions of the French oiiicern
who came aboard, that he was the
man they sought. although he is an
American citizen. having been not-
uralized for about twenty years.
“i was asked for as soon as the
‘French lieutenant came onvthe Car-
olina," Mr. Pflatz said. "I showed
him my passport. and he told me that
as it did not show the date of my not-
uralizutlon he would have. to go back
tothe cruiser for further instructions
from the commander. He was gone;
for about 20 minutes: then i was
told that it was all right. but that
only my age, fifty years, saved me
from being taken off.
“Why, they were after me i do not
know. ~ With my wife 1 went to Porto
Rico two weeks lino on business. 1
did call on the. German Consul at
Ponce. an old friend of mine but i.
also visited the French consul at San
Juan.“
lBISSEii Account
1 l0 iiswn CHARGES!
The Sentinel in in receipt of a let-
ter, which will be printed tomorrow.
in which R. E. Bissell & Associate".
accountaints, answer, in full. the. c‘"
clams directed against their report of
the financial condition of the Third
District.
For Some little time. Friday nix"
at. the? district meeting. the report
was criticised by Judge John J.
cies between it and the commission
er's report. One of the commissioners .
fitment; !
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Gloves for Men
and Boys
A Big Variety For All Occasions.
Men’s Gloves
TAN CAPE GLOVES... ........... . ............ ...............$1.2s—$I.sopair
GREY SUEDE GLOVES .......................... $1.5o,$2.oo pair
All Kinds of LINED GLOVES . .......... . 50c, 85c, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75. $2.00 the pair
FUR-LINED GLOVES .................... $3.00. $325. $4.00 the pair
AUTO GAUNTLET...... ..... ................ $1.15, $1.25, $1.75. $225 the pair
WOOLEN GLOVES ............................................. 25c—50c the pair
Boys’ Gloves
BOY SCOUT GLOVES in several styles ............. . .................... soc pair
CAPE x11) LINED GLOVES ............. ....... .. ...... $1.25 $1.50 the pair
MOCHA LINED GLOVES . ............. . . . ....... soc-45100 the pair
WOOLEN GLOVES .............. .......... . ......... . ...... 25c—soc the Pair
Holid y Rib
bons
Men’s Hosiery in fancy boxes
HIGH GRADE COTTON HOSE
LISLE HOSE ..... ............
FIBRE SILK HOSE............. .....
SILK HOSE, plain or fancy colors .....
Extra Quality SILK HOSE .. ..... . ........
Men’s four-in—hand ties in plain col-
t..;‘.‘:‘;:.’.:‘.:r‘:.::";:::’::.:'.'::::".'::.I:“3:11::5, ors, and many patterns 250-500
....... u-.-n
. ......... zpairs in box 50:
........................ 4 pairs in box $1.00
............. . 1 pair in fancy box $1.00
4pairsinbox 50c
..... 2 pairs in box $1.00
MONDAY, DEC. 13, 1915
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Norwalk's Leading Dry Good Store
t Tristram & Hyatt
Gazette Building
Norwalk
H.Krieg’,er 8: Co.
This is the week to make your purchases. it you are
1“
Incl ready to buy and take the goods with you, make your
selection while the assortment is good.
We Clothe Whole Families
You cannot be extravagant when you buy irom us,
because all we sell are the necessary and usciul articles
which you and your children can enjoy long alter Xmas.
Sale 0i
Blankets
All Wool and Part Wool
Blankets, especially priced
for this week, that will
make an acceptable Xmas
present. Hadn’t you better
see what we have to ofier.
Prices from
Sale oi Men’s
Overcoats
Balmaroon and Coats for
What more
useful present could you
lyoung men.
give your husband. brother
Special Coats from
2 Sale 0i
Boy’s Suits
Have you seen our Cordu-
roy Suits with 2 pairs of
pants and cap to match?
The greatest value ever
or son than one of our
offered.
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$2.00 to $5.00 $3.98 to $18. $5.50“ $6.98
Norwalk Chronicler