you»..- N- .v., n A
they will be given lilt‘CiliilllL‘al legs and will abandon
, saved. In France a much dilicrcnt method has been pursued.
“d! to grcsrrve limbs of t-.-o-.indt-d soldiers.
This photograph of soldier, whose logo \\'k'l‘(‘ shot oil in the war was taken in London. In
S‘havc followed the general policy of cutting off limbs which sk't‘llli‘il to them could not ‘
their crutches. The llritish sur-
Tl'iere every effort ha: been
'
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124 Washington Street
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30c lb
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TH E FRENCH PROTESTANT
CHURCHES.
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i The i'edt-rul Council of the Churches
[of Christ in America roportrs that is
total of about eighty thou-ind dnl-t
i . has been sent for the relief v’l
t he l‘rench Churches of the Union
vNiflionalo den flgiism lloionuoen
ii-tvnmwiiqnes do Pruner. it is hoped
thni this fund may he "[07“qu to
ll‘t lvart ono hundred thousand dol-
hmi, and lir, Macinrlnnd is now on
land in on (.(ion to secure the bob
4 auto.
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lQuintin-lacenienninl ot the Praia-uni
Reiormntion.
At the request or the Moro!
Handkerchieis
.3. leiu’ Ali-pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with narrow hem-
m‘ hens; embroidered in the one-corner effects and
hum-unwed or lace-trimmed edges 15¢ to 3.50.
W Plain and Initinlcd Handkerchiefs, with untow-
Whflfls....... ......... r’l5¢,25¢aiiil35‘
WI Pliin'Hmfitched' Handkerchiefs with narrow anQ
., _.. "Wilma , __ __, ._.
_ ‘ , ............... . . .. ................. 15¢ to W
militia! . .............. . ............... 15¢ and 25¢
Bond Hndkerchids with and without initials, with em-
bmueryiumomddaigno.....:. ....... 59¢tofl‘,25
Children's Handkerchiefs in plain white, with or without in-
itials; in novelty boxes . .. .......... 15¢ and 25¢ it box
\
J. I. MALLET T E
88 Washington St. South Norwdk.
I Council of the Churches ol Christ in
. America, nearly all at tho Protest-m
illruomlnntlons have appointed Con-
imitteen {or the ohlervnnon o! the
lQunui'iilomfmdni or tho l’roieoinnt
’ Reformation. The Monti Council in
uniting their» vnrioun conniltenn into
a Joint interdenominniiolnl (It-mult-
we, in order to occur» the moat. wido
upmd and reflective obmnnce or
“thin Quniiri-t‘ontenninl.
Tito, Federal Council War RelM
Maven-am.
Th9 Fodnrnl Council bu elected
Rev. B, W. l‘lnnhiu an assistant sec-
rnnry and he will for the present
31".th of his service to the or»
operative moment 0! tho. Council
tor war mild. Mr. Ruhln wu- torm-
eriy a Preoimerinu pom, ha been
(6:- reveal yam ohm-d in news-
paper work. and has recently been
directing the publicity campaign of
the American Committee for Amn-
ian nnd‘Syrinn Roller. The Peder-l
Council is acting a: the common body
A
Y£&L§UST 933 m
- new page coulh't
A tell you how good a car it:in,.thir
new 6-39 Auhum. You milder. it
yourself to appreciate why it is i ,
culled,“wath Money" m%
for a demumtion. Lot in prove this
statement.
THE WHITE WAGE.
Bacir of P. 0,, So. Nov-walk, Conn ‘
Telephone 940 _
PRINTED co : mu
, ONE; PIECE
Congoleum Rugs
' 6.4x“. stun to, 9mm. ~
. Print d'andInlaid linoleum '
n. .Dronunm‘u as non .. ,
hlin- mu «up. -.
I'Legoio, «Brooklyn. 'lVro lot- our
, JHnwka.
I 2_- street.
1: at mm in. street: WW
rind. clearing home for manually all
of the most important in! relief or:
guilzntiona.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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! William H. McMahon to Max Haul.
:lAii and buildings M. 3 arm-m aw»
nut- and Day street. War;
Anna C. Hawks to Georgnnna 1'1
Knapp. Two lots on Wool. Norwnik
road. War.
William R. Unboitl to Angelina
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Stevens «tract. War.
John Keogh and other: to Allen
L. Wood. Lot and buildings on Rey-t
nolds armor. War. l
loci-manna E. Knapp to Arum (J.I
Lot: and building. on Tin
dole rotate-v War. > .
William G. W to- 1mm E.
Ella, Jr. Lot and buildings‘ on Arch
War. ‘
~ Henry J. Miller'io Orin L. Wood. 0!
New York. Three loll at Marvin
Bench. War. ‘
' Estate 01 Hannah 0; Iohulon.”i.o
.ka 8. Brown. Inward buildings,
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Stephen Nova and. Michel 01mm
madman nadir: “adamantly
'coin’ avenue. War.
nominal an assumed Wonk.
um mun; nod: rum was,
an in. s on: manual" vied:
said: to have occurred warm-aw. ’
._ night; When till: an!“ :‘ '~ .‘i *
Women“. . NONI “0 ‘, 0am Sail! W,$Itnhnsu:
.__..._..- ._._..-..-- ‘ ,,___T_. him mmmmuw
,i,‘m'lf’!.*;v‘ "limit! m bouncwthradtmtnhlw in
Hamilton; in}. no. 4on- mmrm" who”. "'5
”.mmflflmlhmw. bum—o‘w'mw-u
whohnho. «Mun-m um.“ m It)- m
,uxnunyoriwo‘unhwln MMhm“. inbui-
Juan:— Melbourn- ”hunched. William.“-
"Windmill.“m no mil-Mun man duration out:
W ..... .mnmmmw o...“ “a“ a"! r r W
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am 3% sons. . mm. moo and $116.00
End”: Eul m with skunk collar,
31M and 3150”
Hudson Sui with ride border, collar
and culls of skunk, 300.00, $275.00 and $350.00
Hudson seal with border,
cuffs of animal lynx, $307.00
Bat-i? squirm m $100.00
Pony Skin Until. $45.00 l
Pieced Raccoon Coats, for men or women, $28.50
Null-in Coat, $250.00 g
Loom Onto, hauler and collar of l'ilt't'uon. m. '
Muffs ,
Raccoon, $15.00 and $18.00
Black Lynx, i, W
Black For, .' $06.“) and $81.50
Hudson Seal, 'ti woo, mm and $35.00
Skunk, ' $1100, $85.00 and $4M!)
Black Skunk, ‘ $36.00
Red Fox" $0.00. man and $35.0)
Black Dog, 810.“), $10.00 and $25.00
For Sets _
Giw Pox, $176.00 and $200.00
Rink 201, $100.00
hope Fox, $05.00 and $1254!)
*3: For, $75.00 and $128.00
Bloch Lynx, ‘ $77.50 and $100.00
Emmi lynx. $05.00
~30dl'ox, $00.“) to 3100.00
Children's and Misses' Fur Sets
Natural Raccoon, 325.00
Kit Fox, $00.00
Ermine, $20.00
Squirrel, $1.50 in $201!)
Nutria, $17.00
Badger. ° , slim
Munhnt, $6150, $0.50, $10.60, $12.50
Whit: Thikt, 35:00. $5.50 mambo
Stooud floor.
Engraved Stationery -
A Wondorfulchrilinu allot-hi3.
A very pleasing and ill}
‘ ceptuhlc gift is a box of fine
paper with monogram om.
‘ l
‘ housed. This is the mound-
ingly oftrm'iivc oifer ivo.
have:
A box of paper, one
quire and 24 envelopes,
or half quire of paper
and. 1/43 correspondence
cards with 24 envelopes.
or 24 cards and 24 enve-
lopcs.
Any color, gold or sil-
ver.
INCTRUCTING THE NOVICE'
Beginner in Tun Studio-9.8500“!
Hanson tint flu Him
A. very important though! in con-
“ conditions-will yes-nut, tits hilt: . i
n:‘mlmtm'm'm-m
tint his sunning- W‘ W‘
with. this hit. it. in‘ ‘11?th
warns round. «ninth steam
ammo-5mm»; w.
W ‘ v v .
nu, in all: him-lo the normal
1 in! m-Ih'lldéb'. W. "i m,
instead: of n monmln- Mill's
"IM' timid. bn - contour mm
Mimi molt rm «kW-7‘5
m arm macs twin-I ban-i-
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nan-um «Mylar-nu
lot in. hilt it «our. in
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collar and
59: cits.
"l‘ho die hand ' on-
gmved to order.
Cane in and enquire,
and order early.
stationery 'Secticvn.
iCoBection fiFun for the Holidnys
mumnmuumuuimwumm
Fur Coats l
a
D'Orsay
Pal-tuna ol’ Motion
new, for Christmas.
All the ineffablo sweetness
of old time gudenn, rose
leaves, 1in Ma, and violet
bordered walks comes to the
mind of the one examining
these lovely new perfumes.
The packages in which they,
are sold, the odd boxes, the
handsome and unique flasks,
are suggestive of hidden
treasure and will be a con‘
slant joy to the eye.
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There is rose, a rutl row; there is jaaniin. Those Wlm
love jasmin love it very much. 'l‘l'it-rq is “Muguei,” the little
lily of the valley, audatherc is "Chevalierf Now Chevalier
is a man‘s perfume, if there be men who like a spicy blending
of sweet odors, and it will just suit a man's fancy.
Toilet Waters and Extracts.
A little round flask, holding an ounce, is in a little
leather case, nice for the traveling bag.
Choose a perfume as you choose a friend—win Wi‘it r
Well-40 last long.
Christmas Cards
that are diil’erent.
For certain of one’s friends, a card of the ext-ht-
sire variety is needed. Nothing but a card will do,
but the card must he just right, and carry personality. i
A new line just received will be appreciated by people 7
of taste. ’ ' -
Artistic and—lxoiuy paper rovers, with .1 pierced urn n;-
pouosr, and the urn is a “cache" of dried and fragrant rose
leaves, suggestive oi your summer rose garden, “Fragrant
Thoughts" and "The essence of kind wishes.”
Some Mcdincral Tamstry effects, landscapes and figures
of the “Ecole Flamande."
Hand illuminated Lords of gardens and {lawn-ml gateways
and reedy piths by lulu-lets “ht-re kingt'tchers and meadow
lilier abound.
25, 50cm. and up.
" Shower Sticks?"
An axowtiomlly distinct-
ive displny or Holiday
Umbrella. l
Styles in umbrellas like '
shoes have undergone a
great change. We have ‘
tried to put a pleasant at—
mosphere in our umbrella
department. t,
These new Read Um-
brellas are really new and
cannot be had elsewhere
in the city. Unique and
beautiful are the designs,
refined, neat silver caps ‘
and highly attractive now
eities.
Loop with pearl and sterling silver
Main floor.
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111on a
buckle is the latest fad, in New York. Ibis to your. _
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advantage to see our line while it is “its best.
Prices, 31.00130 $12.00.
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Main floor.
aroma-,1: lawnmun
niortsmnn, to step 1’0er and ask
him it you mm‘touu his;
n little ndvico‘m on, yon-renal-
thee, and, nine times out or ten, you
inaction with. giving o’ mm bi! will lfl'm‘flwv'nmh‘tiflald to:-
A“: gm; imtrarioniill. in ones life, for such are the mm of
fingin rainbows-om which. “our the sport.
WWII! urinal“. body in-
mum Wormwo-
wui inlio doth-W lam. your
m‘m if wilt ib'fldltv db
moapfi' mvili‘ occur so. fun:
momma-chine con."
Money. He‘h’u ”tuition-10.13":
wMWm In tannin,
mm fliminw to‘removo it with soap and wafer
M ‘ nun—tn W ‘ ' 5w?
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um.y‘hoi.iibo,uluni m all “ma-mmvnbnodim'
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d , UM union non no: nudist. ouunm who.
O'M’l'blmu mun-:umu am. It “burg-ions, «to Rule
culled "l'nuid heirloom." 'smoorh them down. A very smlll pan
Since physicians extolled the whole. 2' tion , or olive oil, to which a drop or
am villus: or buttermilk, surpl'ia- ? perfume mused added may be used _
ins" qualities we contained every dgyi sparingly. smoothing the eyebrow
by bounty people who may 11- as n l away iron: the nose when applying m
NW all by. thou mixer-in; from Use Waters to remove an occasion:
various ammo dhordero. at too long knit, or il‘it grows oven
1
Xever rub the eye in which n old-Al"? “’0' °' ‘1“ “089' . l
dot-hut lodged, but rub the other eye. _ - '
This will csuso the nifecied eye to At the Vesnor’Sexvice o! the First
Conventional Church, Norah; all
4:30 tom, Min. Cari Ii. Fim,
‘wnter ire-nudity. this dwodglnz
the offending ‘mt‘nrinl. Use a born-I
icic eyemh after the cinder has been violinist, will play. n- eclectic: fin,
removed'to row the irritation. 3,...me “,1 on Am.” a 3.!“
’ when the hands get -griiny and! ioip MM “Myd’ W- ~
Mum the dust and din of a’ mg" will boredom-ed by ihechoir. l‘
trim any. downtown. do not try .
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no menu Paton FORTHIS
alone. Rub some good-cold crenin over ‘ - _———.
:iliein'and let it remain _ nboui ten mica! and clothinz have «on
mm to loosen the dirt. nan meow “out, it in wonder in: not
inborn mm m war. and my, a," t...m,_¢..m.mio runny;
than‘with o good rim brush and pin-el W 33 no?” matter m at
>M°MD~ 1”th Persons in rum-n .n
doctora' bills huffi‘m
“wot. times. omit
motor diurnal-ct lids-w.
Pills colt Milli:
pllnl ln'Mfl
In, sill 10"“-
M" mat:
film-up with! wmwuwmmwo»
my. the». . mun. pom: soup-rum.
mat. momma llnurtom m'niam
rheumatic phi old
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tunic-revolt WW-
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