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the Federal Council or the Churches
i of Christ in America will be bold in
St Mada. December 6 to 11 la thei
Snood Baptist Church l
is“ Tin Federal Council .5 a thepreaen‘
'tative body, its constituent bodies bl
A NEW LINE
see. to be appreciated. ,
Wall cst'High Sta.
Christmas Furniture
Our hohday display on both of our immense display
floors is by far the most attractive we have ever shown,
and new everything from complete sets for parlor, den,
sliced-oping room anti dining room to dainty single pieces
thatmdeabigahovn’ng forests-llama.
0t wood, metal. wicker, Pottery and glass that must be
Allpurcbasos will be gladly reserved for future delivery
RAYMOND & SON
:Funcral Directors
0F NOVELTIES
it owns.
ing thirty of the leading Hrotasuoti
“MM with an aggregate
Whip of elwtecn million. 'l‘hc‘
total population represented by this:
n‘.- mt-ershlp is p» naps thirtylivo;
million. ’
Thu St. Louis meeting is expected
to be the largest and most important ‘
yet held. Tho outinl month?“ 01‘
{delegates uiil be approximately lOUH
lituttmed and fifty in number. Those;
who are immediately interested in
.rtunwting this meeting. assert thuti
it will be the moat important and the.
1110-31. representative religious matu-
blago uhich has been held in Am
el‘l'tta.
l Norm-ll:
Preceding the regular sessions
thut'o will be contort-noes ot' the Com-
rutsslons and Committees subsldary to'
trimmed, in various styles.
88 Washington St.
Christmas Aprons
A large assortment of fancy Tea Aprons in plain or cross-
bsr muslins and dotted swt 53.
signs with lace and embroidery edgings.
hematittched ruffles. Some with colored ribbons.
25¢I0$L00 . V“ 5"
Showing Aprons in Dotted Swiss, white or flowered lawns
with lace trimmings and large pockets. These aprons may
be easily converted into bags.
25¢ I0 31. 00
Large and Medium Sized Aprons—Plain and embroidery
25¢. 50¢. 75¢
J. I. MALLETTE
Insertions in various de-
Embroidery and
South Nos-walk.
ONE
scum NORWALK, con N.
mm]: ' CONGOLEUMS
Congoleum Rugs
6-4x6-4, 8ft.x10ft., 9ft.x12ft.
Printedand Inlaid Linoleums
A. DIOKERMAN 8r SON
the Council, These Commissions and
Constituents are as follows :
t onunission on Evaugoltsin.
Commission on Church and Social
Service.
l Commission
| Lion.
i
i
on Peace and Arbitro-
t'ioruiuission on Foreign Missions.
on Foreign Missions.
on llrliltlltn Education.
C our mission
t‘otuntlssion
Commission on t‘lmrch and Coun~
tty Lite.
.' (ottmtlssion on State nod Local
' Ftdctntiuns,
l t'mumission on lt‘odorated Move—
,tutnta.
Commission on Family Life.
Conuuinslou on Temperance.
Commission on Sunday Observance.
Commission on Relations with
Japan.
Committee on the Negro Churches.
There will also be held conferences
of Theological Seminaries, of tho ile-
llgtoua Press and o! Federated Move
nientl.
The. Conference of the Commission
PIECE
PHONE 446
ELLS' PIE CONCERN GOES cur
_ Katy of you will undoubt-
billy have Watches on your
Christmas list this year.
We have watches at every
' i price at: which a good watch
can be sold and every watch
; sold by us at any price it
~ slammed to be the best
value obtainable.
We have built our reputa-
tion and our business as watch
. dealers upon the policy of
. altering only such watches as
Ito out recommend and in
. ing an interest in ‘
.V M positionance after every '
. kill! yell worth your while
,to. murder out: watches and
when before deciding upon a
.‘ t.fev0fthereliable
«when w": cum—Walnuts. I
.mmm Hamilton and
humor. Notch
fimwm
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om Time
_.tlw..tcts.ets
OF BUSINESS
l Beginning next Mon. morning, Nor-
walk pic lovers will be unable hero
latter to secure any of the’fomous
jmnny years have been the standard
inrticlc in the pautry.linc in this city
i For the past thirty-three years 81'0-
tccry stores and lunchrooms in Nor-
walk have carried Ells' pies. but it
was stated this morning by a member
of the firth, that owing, to the high
cost of Minds or material. it was
thought beat to retire from the butti-
ness and take a much-needed rest, ra~
titer than make any rise in prices.
This action on the port of the bakers
has been rumored many timerln the
past three yours, but the final decision
on the part of Mr. Ella himself’waa
not reached until recently.
firm has retired from the business for-
good, and will make no attempt to
enter-the tieldagain in the future. Lo
cat retail dollars were notified, some
‘ time ago of the coming retirement.
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Aurouoatus'ro Whitman.
Licenses Expire on Midninht. Dec. 31
New Plates White.
Secretary of 311119 Charles D
, .
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them that. their 1916. ministration lI
causes will expire at mldnltzht Pr
comb-er 31. All wanna wishing to H
_ trio their present. limit-«o number»
sending in th~'r 1917 IMMII.
commuted by the accessory
number.
.v ~~ v—v-‘pm—ewaflmm
‘ on Relations with damn My”
- Japan in the early part of 1915 by}
Ells’ home made pics which for so '
‘ It was said this morning. that thoi
Barnes yosterrltw sent circular lotto s
to oil motor vehicle owners within" . l
oitltor from January 1.. 1917. or four
April I. 1917. my (‘an awe ”AW“ of til! i Cm WM“ MM“
”a. u ition request for that. “1:50:11: ‘
t. . trust‘s morn.- :2:
F ri ofstatea onuuoeumoawmtsmms.
,; M ii: mWva-‘unmuu of my rem-hm
r. or‘ tsp'miui interest at 'this'tlnw-ia
vlrw of the visit to America of deit-
‘rtos from the labor unions of Japan
’0 tin‘ ltmoricnn l-‘ttlrrntlon of Labor
11' its annual meeting nt Baltimore.
This is the second visit oi the labor
organisauons 0! Japan to this coun-
try in an odiclal capacity. The first
wall was made. to the labor organism
ticns in California. Both of those
Visits are His result 0! the visit to
Professor Shutter Mathown. President
or the Federal Council, andur; Sid-
n":.' L. '(luiit-k. om.- of tho secretaries
of the Federal Council. They visited
Japan as official representatives of
the Council. it is probablg that the
American Federation of Labor will:
shortly send an official delegation to
Japan to confer with labor organilb;
tions in that country. i
This present friendly status of the.
organized labor forces of Japan and
America marks a moat advance upon
the strained situation of three years
ago when the feeling of the laboringl
c losses of the. two countries was qulto'
hostile. Organised labor in Japan
and America has perhaps accomplish—i
ed more in frlomliy conference to!
wards perpetratins cordial relations
between the United States and Japan“
than has been accomplished through!
the channels of diplomacy.
Some of the speakers of the forth-
coming 'St Louis meeting will he:
1 William Jennings Bryan, Dr. Robert
,E. Spoor, Processor Shailer, mother's,
Dr. Sidney h Guliolt Rev. Charles S.
Macfarlsnd, Bishop Samuel Fellows of
the Reformed. Episcopal. Climb. Dr.
‘Fmdorich- Lynch, Gifford: Plantain.-
LBishop E. R. Hendrix ot'~ the 1‘. 13.;
church. South. Raymond Robins}
Prof. Edward A. Steiner. Rood R.
tho M, E. Church. Dr Charles hi
rump-on. Hamilton Holt. !
At. noon Mongolia“, 0 will“ 10
he held in a St. Louis theatre. Wit-l
.liatn Jennings Bryan will speak upon
“Great Gospel Thrones" Pimp Mot
,lnvanouapuuflthfimmwm
direction- of Chad!!! Statute. one of
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the Unlvotroitr w Chm and W
’ according to
Smith. Bishop Edwin H‘. malice of‘ '
A Storehouse of Wonderful Toys
in the basement, :it the foot of the stairway that
leads from the front of the store near the Main St.
entrance, is located the Toy Shop that fascinates large
and small children.
Here are the Erector and Mechano Outfits, the
fascinating things that engage the attention of young
engineering minds. The Grocery and Candy Stores in
miniature, the Tool Chests for young mechanics, the
regiments of Lead Soldiers, the Games and Doll Fur-
niture, Building Blocks, etc.
Visit the department‘frequently and get acquaint-
ed With all the interesting things and make selections
as early as possible to avoid disappointment.
_ lls' Furniture.
white onsmol with
floral tlooorationa.
or crotottnc punch-t,
in large variety.
Dressers, titil‘futt-
iors, dressing in
bles, china closets,
tables. chairs and
rockers in trinity
sinus and designs.
Bull Beta for
the doll house in
walnut, unit. ms.
hogany and white
enamel. Fittings
for the living room,
bedroom, dining
room and kitchen.
. 118' Beds, large assortment in till sizes. Oak, mahogany,
white lll spindle stylo and futtr~poslors with spring and null-
trom. also it few models in lit-ass.
Target Games.
Neonatal Toys,
Toy Dishes, loud and china,
8nd Toys,
hon noises and wagons,
A B O and Building Blocks,
Rubber Balls and Toys,
Minnie.
in a frame of Silver
the useful casserole
of brown earthenware
which cooks such savory
and appetiziug combina-
tions of meat with vege-
tables and- sauces,
$2.00
With. imitation ebony handles.
. size.
Toilet Waters,
Headache
Cologne.
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60 stir. up.
50 eta. up.
50 etc. up.
' 19 oh. up.
26 tits. up.
26 etc. up.
so ots. up.
60 eta. up.
10 eta. up.
6 obs. up.
25 ots. up.
GramudOranges
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- and this same pretty at-
fair will hold apples, nuts,
or comma of any sort ac-
ceptable at the dining
table,
$1.50
Machine, Closet
Bottles, »
gold lines,
glass stoppers
far listerine,
witch hazel,
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Fancy China for Gifts
Under this notice are considered the beautifully
decorated wares from Nippon, including small sets for
special courses, tete—a- tete breakfasts and suppers, and
various individual pieces
let,
Conventional lines.
Ice Cream Sets,
Celery Sets,
Olive Sets,
Cairo Sets,
Fruit Sets,
(‘hop Sets,
Chocolate.
A. D. Coffco.
Tm nod Toast,
BTFflkfflll 5018, 17 plt‘ct‘n‘,
it
With many odd pieces that are always zicepiablc
to the housekeeping women:
Footed Computes,
'l‘rays for dressers.
Hot Water Jugs,
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The china lS' delicately mod-
eled and bears designs tn butterfly, apple blossom, vio-
gold encrusted medallion and scroll work, iris and
Muffin Plates,
Syrup Cups,
Mustard Cups,
‘ Jew-’1‘! _..3. -e"‘”"
'1 pcs. um, “.00
$135. $1.00. 52-25
$1.00, $1.76, to $2.25
$2.25. $2.50. $3.75
31-50. 39-00. $335 .
um “.15. mo 1:
$3.00. $4.00. 84.50 1;
$4.25. “-00. “-00 "
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$3.50. $6.60. mo ,
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Marmalade Jars, 1,.
Rose Jars, .
Relish Dishes.
Basement.
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At the Embroidery Section
There are some lovely Nightgown Yokes, hand- '
embroidered and ready to combine with nainsook in
making up pretty nightgo‘wns.
it saves hours in needlework and the inexperienced
necdieworker will be glad to know.
$1.50 each.
Baby Dresses. pique with a bib of pretty embroid-
cry.
6 years,
“a... -.
My Cops, pique and itztliste,
Yokes for baby dresses,
These dresses are semi-made, for ages 3, 4 and
$3.50, $4.25 and $5.00.
75 and 95 ctr.
25 to 69 etc.
An especially good assortment and in these days
somewhat rare.
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Embroidery Set-unit, main floor.
, The Christmas Handkerchiefs
. 5f The time is favorable for gathering Handserchiefs
Wontut’s lemstitclted, plain
for initialiug,
13, 25, 50 to 70 tit-s.
Fancy MW and
lace trimmed in great assort-
ment.
15.005. to. $3.50;
Women's Handkerchiefs
' with initials, many designs.
« Eran 13m 50 cts.
children’s We
in attractive boxes, three for
15, 20 and 50 oil, according
to quality
Ghildmr’ a maker-chiefs,
plain white, or. fancy colored.
1010 1050 cit.
p”:
of many sorts._
14M ' ad
Men's Handkerchiefs, col-
ored novelties, borders and
lines, very stylish. ‘
5010“.
Men’s Handkerchiefs, with
initials or plain homatifchod.
13 ch. to $1.00.
_ Boys’ new... with‘
initials, 17 and. 25 etc. ,
Colored Silk, , 25.cts. ‘
Bullet Foldons, Hand deo- "
ornted, very dainty covers,
Will] Christmas greeting. {
Each containing a sweet,‘
sachet.
107 and 20‘0“.
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