asrthaastwud to Ur
”as b causing cloudy and
dinner in nearly all sto-
¢ of the lock! lei-tales.
ow was reported from the
W Voile! and" no:
the Lake region. The tem-
eaatiaaes moderate in all
seen districts.
he favor for this vicinity:
ind unsettled weather with fog
much change in temperature.
.. ammo-rob
DAY.
terature: High, 38; loiv,i
tidy.
ly News
O'Dcll's dancing school will
is Friday in the Town Assem-
l afternoon and evening.
ulding’a skates or shoes at
y's. " e 4 ‘
a Béard's Toylaud Mother
--k is wonderful. See it at!
r’s.
- Davis has arrived from And-
: his home en the East Side.
re will spend his two weeks
. O
y and Boy Scout knives at
y's, this is something the boys
f the employes of the Norwlk
Store have shown their patri-
u becoming members of the.
HON!) LAVALLIEIS, OLA.-
rooches. Cameo brooches, all.
up to 8.40. Large selection at‘
‘(ewelry Store.
lord Connors of the» Manate-
TOTRY FOR
I “85“ PRIZE
(W m Pint Pl“).
'of butan- aad the workers are re
eahhg a cordial reception from the
paepleofthecltv. Whiiegoodmnlts
are bet-(attained, it is most neceoi
sary that the people awake to the fact
that the landing of “.000 members is
' I
ofthestares.ba.nksandoiherrlaoas
no sinecure and that their hearty co
operation-ls necessary if the drive is'
to be a success apd urticuiarly ill
Norwaih is to be in on the prise;
money when it is distributed at the
conclusion of the campaign on Christ-
imas Eve i
Attracting Attention. , ‘
l Rabbi Dr. R. aKufman gave an inter-
'esting address at the Regent Theatre .
this afternoon and Rev. 8. P li'air-
banks held his audience at the aPlace
theatre. Tonight ifrs. W. 8. Munro is
to be thunder at the Regent thea-
M and Judge George H Vosbnrgh is
to talk at the Palace theatre These
features of the Red Cross drive are
:proving most interesting and the talks »
have been pithy and
Careful With Candles.
"The combination of lighted candles
and home windows, as ordinarily
his] match ud gunpowder barrel W-in
dows contain curtains of light and in-
flammable mIterial. The Red Cross
"service flags" which it is desired to
illuminate. are printed upon thin tis-
sue pape.r and holiday windows also;
are frequently used to display ('hrlst-
mas wreaths. than which few things
are more lreouently set on fire."
/ Warning luuad. i
This is the test of a warning scntll
rut todav hv the National Board of‘
Fire Underwriters from the head-
quarters at No. '7‘ William street. in
connection with its greal Christmas)
drb'e for 10.000000 new members. the
American Red Cross has given wide
rtlrrancy to the surgesticn that on
Clvr"=tmas Eve all who had won the
rich? to do so shot-id diuniav the in-
signia of their new] arottired mem-
ber-lilo in front of lighted candles it-‘
their windows the little tissue service
lit-ea. “Ulrich together with a ”9111
Prom: pin, are given to each member
enrolled.
Be Very Careful.
The National oBard of Fire I'nde-r
tel is serving war bread to his
thereby complying with the
ment's request for the conser-
of food for the benefit of the
over there."
I.ly’s i
acme saruaoav NIGHT i
Assembly Hall Grace Broth-
qdle Kars for the children at; Insidp u m, cm“ 1,. ,0 be displayed
piece orchestra with Cathedml thnt all those who had contributed in
writers feels that the (‘hrittmm Eve;
veremonv I ld lmolte tire risk and1
in view ctr/hrs the Red (‘roaa desires
to guard gainat risk. The chapters.
therefore. unit that no lighted candlez'
he used for this nurpme. but rather
that curtains be taken down or thrust
Receipts Will Be Bent.
James Wood campaign manager for
the present drive. today issued a stat-
ment to the pr! 5 in which he said
dressed is about as safe as the prover- »
this campaign would he [-.lt‘ recipents
' Ladies free. !of acknowledgment from headquarters
’ - """’“ " as soon as time made it possible to
ELK”. O’HCER‘ 'comply with this inportant feature of
. Jennings Lodge, Shephe'4='- ”uh. worlt
hem met last eveninz and held Another Point Cleared
nnal election of offlcera‘ Tome M" “' fl'ltli 'lso took the opportunity;
(run-ti: int: " mutation which has
. mander ilella .\t 0
'9“: Com “1 ifred Fr -~"n t mtim- during the prest‘nti
wimommandel’. n ‘ (”it n in the m'tttt-r of reruwirv ~5nh-
"“h‘l' Alice Dennis. Scribe. SiriDli'tm'. those who subscribodtoi
Buxbum; Accountant, mei "m #110" :iurinr fl,“ qt‘nlemher:
s' 'reasurer. Li’cy .‘lniv‘llf": drive and renew their subscriptions;
' l l lovco' “we of ' 1”"! i"" l""‘""'" tamnn‘wn. Will he]
“‘1' Fonne 1' ' ' ' In'mi wit v four months subscrio'
u-ies. William Masher: in an lion. that h pm fl" "mp thrir "m :
, flies Stein; Outside il'.llt"(l, t‘v-- "manna“ gym} frrm .innt'ary tillfi
.. ll; Trustee for 12 ..tof!iilt', and in the event or rooms-in" w," M
Wilson; Pianist, Alt-n 'l'hisi. MI" :1" m .v'vmm-v l- 1920. i
, Cont;- nc Belts and Curti'. i
.
sliat‘ion of officers ”.i‘il be 0mm; n George V Rails and (‘i-anlnin
.. January 2nd and at hot titne Seymom ('nttts, leading two of the
l
ladies who attend 'lr.‘ room 5' mxn' a Mom“
bring sandwiches.
OFFICER‘ FOR U. S. W. V.
AUXlleRY
meeting at their room-t lost in
ere elected: President,
rl; Set-ior' vicepresident. A .onct-
na; Junior vice-president, sauce r
: Chaplain Edie M.
: Conductor, Martin steuger; a
suit. conductor. Marjorie
. ; Guard. Lillian Burbricck, Sec-
and treasurer. Etta Cat'auauzb.
s
BOX CHAMP WILLARD
n luv-pr
i lam McKinley Auxiliary .\'o. 9. be or m: rung .mi in.
he' d a en' 6 tr‘
. Spanish War Veterans . might be m ntlnnod that m" “ imen
E. the various rrganization‘s.
would appreciate it if each an‘ or It.
team made a daily report. as it would;
facilitate matters
__ idea of what was really being accom
¢.F0ilD WANT‘ ro 'plished bv each and every team.
"i ”m Dream" ramnqignli
pro tigltt’nt' lwrri to uzu'mltl the h’rnori
n' th» mu m the present drive Thwi
re rrrl-in'! moth end nail to roll no
memtwrxhip rml urn doing;
ottv him! in their power to prr-vt‘m.
-.'n\ of t' o It' om-
-in the MM lrci-hmtoilv it
P not 11*an but on tin .ihpr bard
ng at which time the annual cl r- m... mmng up lhelr mem er“ in h.
ofllcers was held. The follow- filltres a. will be
Mary final reports come in
shown u' on the
Holdina Back Renoir-n i
Some of the teams are holding back
courts The purpose of this in to.
Wk‘ r event the other clubs from ntt-ne
line on lust what is beinl dimn int
Mr. Wood
and give a better;
A Red Cross Christmas.
it in most fitting that the Red (‘roas
113810"! of Boston, is anxioull should have selected the Christmas.
a fight with Jess Willard, world's sea-on frr its drive for the 10 .000. 000
pl.“ heavyweight boxer, and additional members. The spirit all
to M the champion on his Phristma': and the spirit of the Red
‘ tlr m Cross are dellnltelv interwoven. it is-
im “4 give "'9 en e pronor that thev should he linked t
is to the Red Cross, Jt was an gather in the minds and hearts of lh
yesterday. people Norwailters should keep this
‘ in mind and when called upon by the
.4--- __ . - workers. i
4 . 5 Help the Fighting Man. g
I .- m : Christmas is a time when out"
/ , .. thoughts go out to our fellow men. .
What it. more appropriate than that,
, us? Now. can you show these men
that your heart is with them and that
this war when you Join the Red Croas.‘ i
mi...“ with the at Intent ofa lied Cross
“in.
out a fall awakening. ilako this a hay
our though this Christmas should
[you will heln care for than? You as
ALTED hill. 1... comes...-
pm Cross mhcrsbip of 15,000,000 the
' mania-dis
fies“ 'w Christ-as tor vowel! and for tho
W
lat
' lafama as Invalid.
center on the men who are ill‘iiing for'
inure them that you are behind them in
The .peutozp feeling of advent gives
WM“: wav to e as Christmas Day: so
.'natioaal spirit of the country will stir ,
men who are fighting for you by loin-
lag the nod Gross.
if lon’ssudyoungmsn'sstyiooriohploluwoolousandtiuolawman-y one now and
time's
"mm... a, u... Open Evenings. its own»... $1.21
f, Joyful Days;for All! " 1’
Christmasisthochildren'sgroatjoy-day—bullbosodoysofplanningaudcbooslngudproparationaro'joyfuldaysforollth‘g
rost'ofus. Whotploasuroiuchoosiugollthotblngsforourfrloudsl Malfunindodglugothormombmofibofamilyaswodooul
Christmas shopping! 'l'hoso enjoyments aro ours for the next few days—and thouibo climoxin Christmas itself!
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ll'hosoorogrtolsorvico-doysforthostors. Itswallsfoirlybulgowitbthogstborlngofmorchondiu. Ilsstad attacks lb
workofoschdoywith vigorondenthuslasm. Womallhorotodoourbutandmosttowudsmaklugyouwhflsbuuothmughfy
halidwtorym . 4-"; ; -4.v._-. ~-..‘...‘."'"-.‘.~v‘ arm. ’t‘Mr‘zfimn‘EQMm
‘\ , soosoa ' “4,2" ~ Wfiymg. $9313
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I 3" Prom uowtillChristmas, wosltollboboroovoulngsaswollosthroughlho day.
the 'folks who cannot got to the store during the day.
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Iii“ from now till Christmas we'll be ready with suggestions "for tho puzzled, with splendid variety of every sort of warm—will
impressive economies and with many many. useful articles.
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Economy is the wolchword all ovor the loud; economy of labor, of fuel, of food.
Thotdoeouotmoanthotouohutospeuduomouoytobooconomlcol. _
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, Economy opportunities light up this store as the candles will lighl up the Christmas tree next week. TEverywhere, they
lloir radiance and oifor tholrsovings. ;. .. .1. i, .. -.-: m. .4444: " magma...
Economies among personal articles, among articles for the home, among things l'o wear for every member of the famlli
among beautiful gift- -thingo, among utilitioo,—Dollors are to be saved everywhere!
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and an economy, ,
Give a man an overcoat or a suit of clothes.
“What I I never heard of such a thing! Give a man clothes for
Christmas! It' s absurd !" ' /
‘ But wait a moment; is it absurd? , . .
.You'vo never thought it absurd when Christmas brought a beautiful cool, or a fur scarf, or a mat,
Why, then, should you think it absurd to give a man an overcoat or a well-fitting ouit‘l, '
And practical; could anything be more practical? ' , _
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This is the first season that most of us can remember when economy and sound son»
and practicality have been foremost in people's thoughts. A great many things are going to be given as
gifts that most folks have never thought of before. I. at one of those, for Mr Man, he clothes. , .r f ’_ ,
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If you are a little" m doubt about what he most likes, no harm to let him choose them himself. no-
member when you choose that glorious furl , i .
Any 825 suit
Whether you choose, or he chooses, here is an economy all ready.
or overcoat from
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it ,- or from Kupponhoimor-a $19'50
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