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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 15, 1919 · page 5

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l'MBRELLAS ‘-
as "
(‘hristmas Gifts
are always acceptable.
We have some real values

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5200 to $15.00.

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Tuberculosis Kills 150,000 AMERICANS every
Tuberculosis is Preventable and

The National Tuberculosis Association is con-
ducting a sale of Red Cross Christmas Seals, begin-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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incomes-awn erocx. womkws ASSAlLANT "in.
{marrow Dec. Ida—The United‘ 1
illuminating Company othw Haven, Mei-idea Man Charged With Assault
last week. filed a certificate with the} W “l “"3”“: ‘3 Murder.
Secretary '0; State. increasingjts cam-- MERIDEN, Dec. firming)?! Carter,

lal tram $5,000,000 to smoom :wlto. it is alleged, shot Miss Hazel El-

 

 

 

T‘ne Waterbury Community Scrv- gliott as shewas leaving her home, ap- .

ice, Inc., filed articles of usoclation;mred ”5 maiden 1’0““? C03” 5“"
at the Capital for the purpose of mfg’urday, charged with 3353““ With “‘
thering sports and entertainments. ltompt t° myrder- He 913*de not
The 31839“ are: James Clancy. Joeiguilty and the case was adjourned to
A. 9“” and John 11. Goes. 2December 27, under $3,000 bonds.
* ,. .- .-.. ' Miss Elliott, who was taken to the

Mrs. Richard Dunn of Elmwood avc- Meriden hospital sutfering from three
nue will entertain the members of revolver wounds, is reported im-
FriendshipAssociatlon, No. 7, at her proved. . , . '
home on Tuesday evening, December ‘
16. WORK INVOLVED INF

Contractor Stephen J. Ungvary is .M'AKme RIFLE
constructing the foundation for a new ‘Nine hundred and thirty—seven cut-
residence on Flax Hill Road on prop- ting tools alone are required in manu-

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Entrances on Main St” Fairfield Ave, Cannon 8t. ‘7 g

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Now ‘ days
- only left '

- Every day from now ‘ ' " 1i". i
till Christmas eve ‘ ‘2‘
IS rein: to be a busy one.
Here is a bi}: eager ‘ l l I
cheerful enthusiasticstore - i.
ready to help in all that :
busyness. is

‘It is more than that— l ,.
it is a store full of things . i
that will be worthy and welcome 3

Christmas gifts. . ' ”cl ‘
Just give us a change to '1
serve. \Ve are eager to help. .. all \
Folks who can shop in the 9
morning will help others not if

able to. if they improve 5
those morning hours. Afternoons i

are crowded and hurried. Can l i
vou do your shopping in the ’l
morning just as conveniently l

as later in the day? I

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Hair Brushes from . . . . . . . . .
ClothBrushesfrom
Shaving Brushes from ...... . . . . .—. .
Hat Brushes .................... . . .
Shoe Brushes from . . . . . ........ l. . .
Nail Brushes . ..
Floor Brushes from n. . . . ........ . . . . $1.35 to $2.35;
Waningr Brushes from ........ . . . I. . . $3.75 to $5.25
FloorMops ...... 3150‘

Chirstmas if you give us your Order at once.

126 W'ashinzton St.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

DEQQRATORSA
Useiul Christmas Gills

.. $1.00 to $4.15
90cto$2.Q;0
. .. 50c to $2.00
. .. 900 to $1.65

 

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Still time to have your room decorated {on

-/.The Go'rham Co.

South Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

RW t \ ning December 1. , 3:: recently acquired from Minnie M. lecturing a modern rifle. The twist
303T}! N0 ALK‘ ~ . gee. I drill is one of the busiest of ‘lhése.
y The proceeds of this sale’wnll be used to combat ~ 1 ' -
r--- _l ___., Humamty’s most deadly enemy—'l‘he White Plague -
womm or n. ALY ——m every community in the United States. , V
._,,..-_ 'fi . ‘ - ‘ "“ .
H “gym” Taking pm in Re. Approxxmately 92 per cent of the money raised . .
construction Work. L in ymr state Will be spent there. .
- in mi nom‘e’». This Campaign to save AMERICAN lives will
the United succeed if you do your part. :;
.... :v. six Weeks’ ,5 ‘ '. - ‘
‘ Get in touch with your state or local Tubercu ' ” " ‘
i‘.» in >Ul‘V't‘y social _ . . ,. -
_, Wm”! common; 10315 Association. s QUALJIX_SHOP
‘ ““1 "“90” ‘0 the Buy Red Cross Christmas Seals or Health ' 1
I
All), declared that Bonds. Sale. of Coats $29.95
\mmanhood is pre-~ l
.i on: part in the rc~ Don’t wait for the Seals to come to you. x _ g
«lwvustated northern ; S pl C t h t Id p t ‘
is l. illt' (lawn of a new k i am e J03 S t a so u 0 l
:l' l. ‘in the development. of RE“ GROSS “FFIBIAL ' 4 ‘
' , ,. XMAS SEAL MONEY , $ 0 on sale at $29-95 l
sur Hu- part the Lnltcu ' V _ . l
m the war, Countess Los APPROVES SEAL SALE 1'” BE SPENT LocAl-lv ‘\ a
public at the request or a - . ' " —."_'=—.—i -~- —— ._ _ _ . __-- .._ —=_. '
i',xv:uiwi‘ of Italy; Luigi Luz- —'—',—‘ ,- New January . : l
I: 21w”; 'erseas toast to . . ' ' a d hair. ‘ , ‘ - ‘
~ m,“ tlo \Illlirimn” delivered or LlVllflgtztOl'é‘ Ftarar' Solutllittee 91-7 Per Cent. Of All Funds Bans-4L“
a 1 I ll .‘ . [L 3 man 0 8 en r . . ' E‘s. . E
, 3m ln-l‘m'c she sailed. u {01- ' . ’ ed in Any State Remam There ‘ 3
American Red Cross, Expresses to Carry Out the Local . 7 g
, an a divine heart tin-ob. Hope That Public Will Give Programs. .4 p ;
, gi’UW greater now In th’e throbs Generous Su ort- . ' "‘ l
, vim human heart. pp _ 7“" p ., "'
to deliver themselves from the s C» NATIONAL FUND ls SMALL _ l
llultifdrious religions tyrannizes SALE IS NQW UNDER WAY. . ‘1 eaqfir 4‘ i
vrrz‘ Europe. . S l
. ' National Tuberculosis Association and
v . . E from - , ,
The” “be to save “rope .. More Than 659,000,000 Seals Must Be Amman R“, em“ 8“,... R, .7 3
military tyranny. u n 9
:he dawn of the marvelous lite Disposed of to Insure the Success of malnlno 3-3 P" 6"“ FreCkleS ~N01’a Bayes
.. . , the Nation-Wide Educational and a.» n ’ . ’
shines God‘s liberty, as a crovsn A . ~ , ad Boy ong
of sacrifice and redemption. Preventive Campaign of the Nation- . upo,‘ the Health at This Com- . ‘
- . al Tuberculoslo Association In 1920. munlty." Such is the slogan Now “have Nora Bays! budboymm
mldday they harvest, as an 1m' whom the Want torched He wile-d
rt 1 d the deliverance“ of appearing on the flap 0' enve- the curl: of the link-.girls and imémrcd
mo a rewavr . " - Dr. Livingston “fraud, exec- , lope: on \l‘lllCll'UJe Red Cross :mry wk “ka13" “‘5 just as b“; a
oppressed nations. "' utlve head of the American Christmas Seal ‘5 printed. The ”1““ ho;v as Nora Bayes}; innny 0n the gem?- ‘
~ countess is a young woman. Red Cross, has given m, un- 01 such envelopes in order to save the record Nomsings "Evcrylmdv Calls Me
simply and Speaks fluently, qualified endorsement of the "0‘1"” otvndixingxgummed 39"“ to “we” Adele-85:
=1, as well as French and Ital- l919 Red Cross Christmas Seal sule. letters sent out “3 quantity by large
She is a writer on sociological which ,5 ”0“, under way and which corporations and business houses has
‘ . Will extend for too days under the Inca: inaugurated “115 5’01" “'03“ 0‘
"“V a teacher 0f French htera- . . n the iuuchinery‘ot distribution set in -
, ‘ , d . .uxspfices of the National tuberculosis ' .7.
:11 a college in Rome and m 8. (11- {Association and its 1.000 allied orgnu- 'motion by the hational Tuberculosis 9131‘s: ~ .7;
is on the staff of a technical ”Mums. A fund of more than $6;500.- 3 Association s‘nd it's 1:1)th imto :80 lo- g ;
ll. An ardent suffragist and one .mo. which will be used in the 1920 ed- 3““ 0“an .74“ 0'15 n 59°» its 0 more : a ~’- «/
.,_.fl “'OmPU, representatives of the national and preventive campalgn' than 850,“),0“) Red Cross Chrutmfl. 1 ’3‘ ’27. I L !
- will be mlsed through the sale or the Seals during the ten day sale which , « 5 ,
if", Feminine Patriotic League, seals. ‘ began on December L v 1?“, “T551 N48225:: 7. C . song !
‘ “mm in devising a plan {or the A u lmcrl as he is with all tines-ail The significance of the slogan lies "1 . ~ ‘7 . -a . u 1 | l
‘ aslment 0f labor after the war' 101:0“? gmwr'il helmh community 'lm- ”he fuel that whether the letter is ~Sung OJTAI JOLSOII.
im With promise for the women nature of his work and office. 01'. Fur- Hilde. g “This ‘ community" “tern", and,” ”12,31? turn} 1‘. lug!) Hg “5:05;;
W ' ‘ it i :‘w . - Rm, my 3 meats arr cncsomca ’
""l more than 200’000 Of wnom tends era,“ .‘Sem :5 bat-:9? ‘31:“le lmcnns the place where the seal is his 1‘ : l.1,,.r.l..i.__‘v,.., ‘1‘: “frhmfl‘ w
. work on farms and in factories. prelitT1\!3.t-;'. 1,1 g? issotlalllon has ac- lbought and ,used. To be exact. 91.? Couplfil mm "meigiul Pal," the
2 :31 the war started, she said, the done“ 11- ‘ ““1037" ccom llsh in the per cent or the funds raised is devoted first record of George inflicts” the new
of women in Italy was one of comp s " _"m w a p to local anti-tuberculosis activities in Comm“: ""0' 3,253,239
future. - Its letter to Dr. Charles J. th t 0! tn 1 in 8.3 _
zvlvtc eclipse by man.” She was . - D1 to of the Na- 9 5‘” e, e roman 3 per ._
Hatfield‘ M'l‘mgmg rec :- cent a portion goes to the Red Cross. >
r-i‘mwod to handle her 0WD 11101163’. uonul Tuberculosis Association. tol- / .\ ,
ctmancc, without the consent of lows: 'WILSON ENDORSES STAMP SALE. Columbi S l tte 8 015110116.
:i'lnlmnil. “oman, as such, bad “I have been greatly ,interesled ll! .. “7 Ella "
.mlinu in court except as the Hire Xiansitlgn therNalt‘liznalffiugzegcg: 9mm“, WM,” “Th, v", a,“ s", Oh,What a Pa] as 337
v.1. - ' ’ S 3 8.500 a 0n 3 m“ ' 3 , ecu" for the 1919 Red Oran Xma-
”f a husband or father. of Christmas Seals during the coming Seal Cam ai it And oh \vlma walk it”- plaid! by a»...
I‘lws' Bald the countess. were holiday season? The success of; that p... P g ' Columbia Saxophone Semen: With anmm'dajn- \ \l/ ‘
' drafted which would elevate Effort is indispensable to the carrying President Wilson. in a. letter Elvimsgl§.§$£‘sl§t§h°:iéxf£fil§o3fi ;\«‘ x-
” womanhood t: aplanc asrhigh gut of tlh‘e ital-{322:5 32:31:; otfubtélte to Dr. Charles J. Hub1 " thaisamc Scxtcttc. “mowed: /:/l‘
,, enjoyed by t e women 0 any ssoca on n - field, Managing Director of n ‘ F PIANO CO \ ,
wnunlry, The time was coming, cul‘osxs in fills country. 1 u‘ the National Tuberculosis 111E ALFI‘I'LID OX ‘ ., { ’ K
Mt sure. when Italy would have , The American 99°F“?- 9 comma Association. expresses keen interest In 85 North Mam SI, ~ '\ l l l / // / /
lt‘""‘latur and when they With the nations 9: Europe, we be- the work of tb€ussociation and wishes - \'\ Q ‘ ,’ I '
"h S . coming amused to the critical lmpor- success to’the 1919 Red Cross Christ— South Norwalk . r3 ’ / /’9 Q‘
.l he allowed to practice in the tance of the problem 0t “mm? “d mas Seal sale. More than 650000000 ‘ , '~ o ' ' l 1
. mints, The mconsxstency of the Conservation of health “511%;an noes): seals must be sold during the ten day _
an HIDE, she said, was shown 1 sari factor ‘11 Fla-:33“ : agd de- drive which began ob December 1, to \
"ft-*0 of Miss Therese Labrlgola, W0?” after til: gov 1 avg” Of all ‘ assure a one hundred per cent. opp“: '
.s first woman lawyer and fore- sfiructloneggfiee digedsfs, tuberculosis cation of the Association‘s 1920 educa- 'r
it suffrag'ist. who, although .com—N Eafiegferhnps the first-5mm m Impor- 301112111119 pireventig‘elcn‘mpulgn. The
want to teach jurisprudence t0: mnce. For that reason I view with 13:11::[25 lgigprzg‘hzain my deep ‘
«Hills in a law university was barred keenest sympathy and approval the 0 \7 a1
. N l l '1‘ . interest in the work of the . utlon x
“ml Walking in the courts. 39‘9“!” work which the at one 1.1 Tuberculosis Association. I am very
* bemuiosis Association is conducting. -
' much interested to learn of the etl'om ,

 

 

/ SUCCESS OR FAILURE
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g “If you want to know
% whether you are going 130
f be a success or failure in
g 111' e, you can easily find out.
% The. test l3 simple and in-
{Z falhble. Are you able'to
_ g3 save money? If not, drop
Z: out! You will fail as sure
Z as live. Eon may not
// think so, but you will. The
¢ seed of success is not in
4 you." g
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:6 Ponder this 11. Tomor-
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Make your start, today.

 

 

and I trust that the responhe of the‘
American p‘ehple in the Christmas Seal
Campaign will be generous and univer-
sal. Sincerely'yours, ,

(Signed) ’ LIVINGSTON FARRAND.
“Chairman. Central Committee, Amer-
ican Red Cross."

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HEKLTl-l soups Poputen.

 

 

 

The demand for the ‘Heaith
Bonds which the National Tu»
berculosi‘s Association tissued

meeting with a ready sale; The bonds

this year for the first time are‘

of the Association to raise the sum
of six and; one—half million dollars that
the state budgets may be financed for
the coming year, and write to wish the
very best success of the effort",

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calmness. ,

 

l David Starr Jordan says:

“There is nothing in all
the world so important as»
little children; nothing so
interesting. It you wish to go in
tor phllanthrOpy, it ever you wish

 

are in graduated denominationsuthe
smallest being for $5. In’the Nit
.some of the’large business houm and
other large contributors found it‘dlfll-
cult to use up the number of Red
Cross Seals- their subscriptions colle’d
‘for. The bonds have been issued for‘.
the ounvenience of large subscribers
and the proceeds of their sale on be
used for the same purpose 3; the

‘01 the 1920‘ eirott to reduce monum-

 

 

 

 

 

 

Uni States. Last year the ,
. 150.000 lives: ' "
by

Christmas Seal funds—the» financfins ’
her of deaths from tuberculosis!!! me "

to be at anyruse in e world, do
somofliing tor littlemehfldren. I:

ever you yearn to be truly w?
may children. We can dress e
. Ps0 bandage the wound, imprison
1 mer‘crlminal, heal the sick and
bury the d but there is always.
I. chines:
child.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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391;;1‘ifth Aveuue‘“_ 'I a

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

- Practical Gifts

ROGERS’ ' BROS. 1347
smvnnwm sun
of 26 pieces _ l , ,
70 Year Guaranted' « l
Spocvial $23.50

 
 

 

WM. A. ROGERS LIN.
COLN PATTERN
10 Year Guarantoq ’

26 pieces—$14.00.

MOUBING ssrsx Tenn-r saws.

rm: museum 0mm.
(:3va sure, DOUBLE sons-ram.
rumours, roan! mes, moss.
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