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FRIDAY. Duo. 7, 1917 '
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RED CROSS WORK FOR MEN ‘
The induzuriour women of the coup:
try, eepecinllv those who get three:
meals a tiny and look alter the hounc'
and the children and sonic how acrlmp
out a half—day a week for Red (‘rosei
worn, and keep their knitting on tho
chutrv table where thev can piclt it, it]?
at any [itirIl-lllllt' pause in the day's opt
eratiom, aru' getting a little tired ot‘
the >lluniltiii. .\'o matter how buuy a
woman may he rillt' can usuallv add it
little extra activity for a good cause}:
lint in eiet‘y gathering of half a doz-l
on newly, tht- thmt'n busily knitfi
while the molt sit idle. smoking a:'
usual, 'argninc as usual. simply nub‘;
ntitutinc war abroad for politics at
home as tho subject or their comer-g
nation. . l
A man in no more tired than a w91;
man at the end of the day's uuual
round. Whydou't the men do their;
aharo? V . ' . {ti
This is no How to joke about it man,
and it knittin! needle. The need at;
our soldiers in no iokinz matter. ; ’
And there is much work at the Iiml.
Cross rooms which could he done by?
men at- wrll as women. A man who?
has never held a needle wouldn‘t be of:
any particular use in making hutton-‘
holes on aurcical shirts. But a man
who hat-I ever used lllrl hands at all can,
cut out garments from a pattern, Anvf
tnnu who runs an automobile can!
learn to operate a newton-machine. A .
man who enjoys fussing with 'tools;
could add crea'lv to the etheicncv of
the work room by giVing one eveninfil
a WN‘k 'to ulturpenini,’ the shears and;
oiling the'machinea. Runnlmz a ban-i
daze-roller does not require any sit-E
pt-rhninan incenuity. 3
One division of lht' Red Cross has;
been :lel‘d implfiflfitio surgical dress"
inns to be conipletrd by Doc. 20. Nol'
thowhole i-otintry, observe, but "1.52;:
000 front one division alone. The to;
tal number needed at once, is many,
times that. I
llanv a woman' is omitting her.
share in th} work because her only;
time is in the evening, and her hllS‘l
hand wants her society then. Why"
don't they go together? ' l
Women are tloint: men's work wher-t
ever they are needed. and teelim.’ it:
no (lisqrace. Olll distinafionu arei
ta~xt lwinn swept awav to the benefit»;
Let the men do their'
of both sexes.
share?
NATlONAL PARANOIA 1
The committee on public intorma-f
tion at Washington has beencompil-l
ing a comprehensive lot of evident-cl
‘ showinrz the spirit and aims of thei
PamGermanists. in its report on.
"Conquest and Knltur." We find l’l‘ltil-;
' sianism blandlv admittllm its merits"
alter this fashion: :
“We are the salt of the earth," the;
Kaiser lt'llS his people. .
Bernhardi expands the theme:
Ot-mihns have a tar greater and more:
urgent duty toward civilization to per-
._ ..-—”@m—r-M l
or r,.
\‘t,
. t .
' up.) than the great Amalie power. We‘
.. mm hm" n ...... wont" A: W
tz-mrm manual for school children.
-'c(":'!‘t‘it that "Germany": mission
‘ ’~!~iti"' is to rejuvenate the exhaust-
...: t: 'wra or Europe hv a dlltuulon
l
1,. '. wpl" 5'00“.”
.r t‘ 4- "out-rim ltultttr," announces
the Knit: .. in tor. "Get-runny," any!
'ztnotht-r par. wt. "in now about to M4
mine. mentally and morallv. the tint
ntttldn oi the world,"
6 Adolph Mutton. p dlntinitttltxtu-tl
professor of phllmophv: “Either our
must connider Germany as the moat
pork-pt political creation that hlnlm tho world to Willow the patient—l
hm known, or must approve her dour
inaction, hff'ml’m.im you
morn!" and lntcllttctnnllv superior to
in.’
or lncredullty.
BOSIQN
*1 Here Are Gilt Hints That Will Help You Make
From the Thousands of Practical Useful Articles Throughout the‘
Store we Advertise a F ewto Show the Gift Possibilities of This
“Store.
HANDKERCHIEFS .
' FOR CHRISTMAS
Some excellent values for early
thl'lif'I‘S.
Women’s Handkerchiefs
l'lain. white heinntitched. and
colored borders. also embroidered
corners,
Special ......... 6 for 25¢.
Women’s Handkerchiefs
All linen. plain white and em-
broidered corners. also dainty
color effects. value 170.
Each ............ ‘12 l-2c
Women‘s Silk Crepe Hand-
kerohiefs
And dainty French lint-n. Mati-
erta effects. real beauties. ml. 350
Special ......... 25¢ each
Women's Initial Handker-
chiefs
l‘ine quality ht‘mntitelletl. excep-
tional value. .2
Each .............. “15¢
Women's Chamoisette
- Gloves '
The htatulat'd "Kuyueru" make,
value $1.25.
Special ......... 95c pair
. .. . .
Women’s Kid Gloves
The. [unions lreland make. wash-
ahlr. stylish and cerviceahle, $2.09
quality.
Pair .............. $1.85
Women’s Hand Baits
(inc dozen new designs. new
strap bucks. fancy handles; stilt
and lHtlllt‘I‘ lined. regular $3.00
At ........ , ........ $2.50
5am in»
Yourjelections
a
liar Blankethcpamm
. tillersllany- Sensible Christmas tilts
. , BATH ROBE BLANKE'IS
New complete lino of the Innous Beacon Blankets, in attrac-
tive designs and colors .............................. $3.98
INDIAN BLANKE’I‘S
A splendid assortment and especially bountitnl psttcrns . $4.98
COMFORTABLE BLANKETS
Block designs, warm and salt, velvet finish, in six diflcrent
colors ' ‘ ' $4.98
'. ‘ ........
........................... ”...”...
ALI. WOOL PLAID BLANKETS .
' Superior quality, full line, low price but high grade. ......
Extra Special $6.98 Pair
Value $12.00 , '
AUTO 0R TRAVELING ROSES
Good heavy robes. standard materials. Exceptional vuluu.
37-98 and $12.00
. FINE SWISS EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASES
- $1.39 and‘SlJfl-Pair
Each pair finely boxcd. Makes s very acceptable and use-
ful gift. ' _' " .
, ART SETS
Beautiful Hamstitchcd. Euboidcred. Sheet and 2 Pillow
cases, neatly boxed, clognnt polity; value $5.00.
. Specia $3.98‘Sct -
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FANCY CHINA AND
CUTGLASS 7
Cut Glass Berry Bowl
Eight int-h size. value $1.50.
98c
Cut Glass Bud Vases .
. Willi silver plated, holdertt.
\"dlllt' 50c.
chontcd'China Berry
Sets
$1.49 up to 35.00
cm Earthen Worea
Bakintz Dishes "
Lorne size, with nickel plated
(mine. value $2.00. .
$1.49
25China Decorated Choco-
late Pots . '
Valium ut: to 31.7.0.
Sale ........... ' 49c each
I
Nipon China Suzar and‘
Croon'Scts t
Your choice of hill
decorations. value "it".
different
on
Nipon China Decorated
Chocolate Sets. $1.98 5 ‘
. vultu- $2.50
Cut. Ginsu Marmalade .lnrn.
Silver plated top and spoony
value $1.00
. 69¢
Cut Glass Water Sets
Conflicting of two quart pitcher
and six glances to match. val $2.0"
Our Women’s and Misses’ Garment Section
ordinary values for tomorrow. 5
$3.95. $14.95. $22.50
WOMEN’S SMART COATS
A wonderful assortment, in every want-
ed fabric and “every wanted color. Extra- ser?tin and silk dresses. A unique var.
WOMEN’S DRESSES
Remarkable value giving, “ in pophn,
iety of charming and becoming ntylcs.
Special $9.00 to $20.00-
‘ Offers for Saturday~ ‘ -
iflundreds of Handsome New Goats, Dresses, '50. "98%” ,-
Suits, Skirts and-Blouses,
WOMEN’S BLOUSES
, V APPROPRIATE
AND PRAGTIOAI.
cunts'nus GIFTS
The newest and smartest. models of the
cannon-in Voiles. Orgnndies, lop. Silk, 8st-
_ in, Crepe doChine and Georgette Crepes.
$1.95. $2.98. $4.98
' TOILE'I‘__(}_OODS
Kolvnos Tooth Paste l'ic
Corvlopsis Talcum Powder
The genuine Iiabcock's
' 12¢
Colgate’s 80305
3 Cakes for 24¢ ‘
Pure Castile Soap
Special ......... 10¢ cake
Velvet Hand Baits
Made of French panne. extra
quality, titted with puree and our-
tm. regular $3.50:
At................"$2.95
Extra Quality. Extra Size
French Knitting Bat!
With celluloid handle. Val $6.50
' «$4.95
WOMEN’S vns'rs
With or without sleeves. made or Knitted Worsted Angora,
Sateen and Quilted Silk. 'A useful and warm garment.
Special .................... . .......... 8 9c to $1.98
INFANTS’ SWEATERS '
A large assortment of clots ,in all the newest styles. Sizes
24t098. .
Special .......... ..........' ...... 1.50l032.98
CHILDREN’S I AND MISSES’ SWEATERS
Newest clients in Colin", Belts and Pockets; plain colors
and combinations '
Special ...... $3A9to$5.98
BEAUTIFUL BATH ROBES
Made of fine quality “Beacon” Blankets, in bright, cheer-
ful designs; square or V neck, full length and nipple width;
finished with heavy cord gridles , . ,
Special ............................ $3.49 to $7.98
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RECEIVER FOR BOX COMPANY 'STA‘PE EDUCATION BOARD
. PLANS EVENING SOHO/9L3
[strident 0' that’Stnt'nto‘r: In": 30'! The state board of education hail
mpnny, opera on n or I no . pInna in mind ‘lol' opening
And no. on, to the point of mutton
When an individual out. like that.
mg. (ml nursotvm to be the bell" weisdindse'hlm insane. Thc'nilmcnt:
Conrad Hausmann of Phlladelphia.l
Honing
Christmas Writing Paper
_500 DOXOS. a dozen handsome d6?
:ugns. Value 75c. .-
Box ........... . ..... 50c
Women’s. Angora ,Capc‘.
and Scarl’s ' ' "
In a splendid nascrtmcnt of'
plain and beautiful colors. stylish?
and reasonable
5.22%
Wamen’s Lon, z Kimonos
Fine quality dannelette. churm‘
ing patterns, colors, all sizes
L 3125 to $1.98
Furs For Christmas
The gilt supreme, beautiful fut"
sets. scarf: and mum. moderately
priced. e
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- ...... __ ___r n__ m,
.nounced today from the Hartford
and Harttor'l Railroad that 635
players or that division would be
$1.39 I?
vision of the New York, New Havcn'
terentetl in the increase 6! won ask-
" ftltristmas is Coming
llo Your Shopping Early.
And Avoid the Dangers of Disappointment and Dela
. Our wonderful Holiday displn includes many (195%;an
ginsvzt Wicca, as vi'ell us limit-ulna IN FURNITURE ;
e ga y store a i purchase: without hat a ' 1,
at the direction of the purchaser. c 8» for deliver,
Free Auto Delivery to all Surrounding ;
Towns. 3
RAYMOND é. SON
mineral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sis.
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The, City National Bank
We have a supply of United States War Savings Certifi
eaten Stamps and United States Government Thrift Stamps for
sale.
l The United States War Savings Certifica' tes Siam s or I.
a par value of $500 and are sold for $4.12 for the gins; its:
mouth; and one cent (1c) additional each month thereafter.
The United States Government Thrift Stamps are sold for 250
with Audit/host the Thrift Card is fillod'with lixteen :50 stamps '
the same may be exchanged for one of the $5.00 stumps. ’
. .' We shall be pleased to furnish these stamps to those do-
string them. 4
$1.80. Norwallt‘conn. .
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5 Gue"yillic:n"WQmen
”To i‘REBLA‘G‘E MEN
There will shltrtly be one million
, men drafted into the Army
leaving one million positions to
be filled. Women must fill them.
I "Mabcl'l’ott‘o’r Daggctt tells you whyin
“What theWar ReallyMcum toWotnen”
—-thc most vitally significant article
. for women ever published in America
. PICTORIAL REVIEW
ForoNovcmbcr on Sale To Day
JAMES DONNELLY
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In a": mank'zz-svun
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‘cnnumi cmnuuy . Win19,"
and Patiently « ‘ ‘ » and S::&:;$Mlou'
treated bylodcm, Sympathetic y
Painless} Method- Acepfic‘omce Treatment.
"l ..nit.s.nouiz l .
Gas Admirals!!!“
I
educate SWEQOII by tho Oxygen
Charges tor Very .
But Dental Work
18’ Year: in
the Practicc o1
flat-Dias:
. Dcntlstry.‘ " E - ‘3 , a
'1 ms], Method.
In 53...... twain street
flour- 9 s in. to 9 p.
. m by appointment.
Gold m Parcolaiu
Restoration. .
. All kinds or Antil-
cthl Dcpturu.
Crown and . Britta.
Work, Etc,
r fully Bantu“ .
. :
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em‘
in .
...-it, without pom. It is Wimp.
has brought“ an action for the diuolu J
'9 common though. Any clients} will , tion or the. company and winding. up at
readily diagnolc- it as ”"Mi’" “tut attain. Bl: applicntton for up
mental derangement. char-enticed _ by?! minim!“ at g- “gym-"y receiver hon
nucontroll’od .nnd “Morons inqulon . been granted by Superior Colin Jud“
tton (it the no. ' when m the ramp} Horton! 1. Curtis and Richard H. c.
ulitrl“'dolnrionn"miiillmlrl” the "m ‘ cwmwt?" ”Mm“! :1
l ‘. "__ ,c. 1". II I rum!!!
a or permeation a fancy: .thhtmll. M" thnt‘ there has an. a“
sud n tendqncv to violent crime. ml; 1“” claim that "h m“.
minim-1mm“! wanna-nu. “.""°°"""' "‘4' “"1 “‘
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to stnlnt~iunta..knsn'wu l” gutsy-At "W. M“ W93"
“announcer-any. ma.fl".'"°°',""""~"5 "l“
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schools immunities in down; about
the ltute which are below the 10,000
chm in populntlon. Statutory «law,
taken care or town. Ind cities above ' L
mono in population. matting it out:
. _ _ ,
gatory tor the local authorities in. A. M.wm. '- .
ed lor railroad men recently. Oi thltt‘
number :20 are conducton. ’ ;
each plat'lt to loot: cttcr thallium»x
at". to n complainant. in pmldil “Wm ATVMW‘
Now Going on. at ,
15 Main St. Norwalk -
, _ Thai _
‘ . Sig Alteration "Sale
oieVClollting, Hats :and ,
.Q“Furn'ishings for Men and
, .Boys.
b
in; main: st: -mwion ~ 39 dilating-ton . ”t
provlnion has .- . made. bonnet. v.73. Paton! ' -‘ Said
tattooing-which cranium» ,hl'loohkt
,II mitt-Inn? . . . '0» Patch“
1, , . , mm‘ ' nit»
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