The Ginghams, Percale; racy
Skirting: and all the new Wash
Goods for the New Year are be~
mg placed on sale, comprising the
best assortment we have ever
shown.
E. K. BANKS
IIAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwalk.
lCiiy News
Louis Tarlov of South Norwallt. late
of the Norwalk high school, is now at-
tennling the .Stamt'ord high schtml.
—AT THE ARMORY FRIDAY
night. Buttet‘worth Rifles. Grace
Brother‘s orchestra. Dancing until I
o'clock. '
Little Miss Kitty Makovich, who
was operated on for appendicitis at
the Norwalk hospital Friday. is doing
nicely. '
E. C. Bent-dirt of
Greenwich well known in Norwall;
who has been very ill fr several
months. left Saturday morning: on a
car for Miami. Fla.
panied by a physician and two nurses.
Commodore
special accom-
——-'l‘here will be. a dance at Assembly
Hall, February ti. Music by Svrc's
orchestra.
An automobile owned hg.‘ Warren
Green of Darien collided with a
Springdale trolley car at St. John's
Park. Stamford. y:.-sterd:u‘ a‘twv-nocn.
No one was injured. The damages
’
were slight.
,On account or the observance of
Lincoln's birthday. the New Ymk.
New Haven and Hartford militatl. fol»
lowing its usual custom will omtt a
number of local trains into and out
of New York on February 1:. Notices
hate been postcd informing the pub-
. . . -9
lie of specxai stops that in}! he mal-
by regular trains into an! out of illt‘
city to cover the
‘will on these holidays.
senile dispensed
FOR THE BEST lN LIFE INSUR-
anru 15.47, H.
5011
Phone (lcoz'zr'
Thorn pr
'1‘
siding in Norwalk are We.
on the drive
we :lltlznnuc of Stalill i'»lllv:-‘ l'i“
:1: llnzll
ll‘..il£an tiollizls
for additional endowmuu‘. .-'\'fll."...".'
Smith opened its doors with only
ibutreen students at a time- when the
number at Princeton was well up in
the hundreds. it now running
Princeton neck and heel; in numbers.
The number in Smith at present is
twr ‘housand and eleven.
~MENTHOLATUM
for
Headache, Neuralgia, Sore Throat,
Nasal Catarrh and Colds
Btfilson-Powell Corporation
South Norwallt _
for fun:
is.
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FEBRUARY lst.
We invite accounts of
one dollar or more.
,Depoeits over $3,350,000.
4
‘sion 01‘
‘ot‘ a pastor:
,u-sctl: (f) discipline
- , the causes to which
through statedly elm.
plan, will be gron
into district counci
Each church will
the Council by its p
gate, with a nadditlonal
Irtuttsunuuuw
_ aunts MAY Mint
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EW YORK, Feb. 3.-An outline of
thgplan for a merger of tipproxitnlsxg~
ly evangelical Protestant. church .
ies. under the name of .the Lnltcd
Church or hr.st in America. which. is
to be acted upon by the l‘nterchutcn
Church of Christ in America,which is
day conference beginning in Phimdel-
phiu tomorrow, was made public here
today at the headquarters of the Pres-
byterian church, the originators of the
vement. .
m91‘he plan approved by an ad interim
committee of 50 Protestant clergyman
or various denominations, appointed
last December carries a preamble de-
claring faith in God and other funds.-
‘mentals of Christianity as "a common
heritage of the evangelical churches."
it provides (1) complete autonomy in
'purely denominational affairs: (2) for-
imation of a Council. a representative
{body meeting bicnniaily. through
which the united church will act; (3)
representation to be on the basis of
Your Better Judgment Will Select Th
As the Place to Buy Furniture
Keep Moths
With 3 Cedar Chest
Nothing discourages the moth
so much as the fragrant scent
of a good cedar chest. Here's
Out
if you buy furniture here.
two ministers and two laymen for the _ _
hm 100.000 communicants and two one thatmllfurnish excellent ‘
«ministers and two laymen for each ad- protectmn for your We“.
lditionul 200.000 or major fraction Andthe priceisreally moder-
tthercof; (i) that constituent churches
lexcept as limited by the plan. “shall
‘continue the exercise of their several
powers and functions, as the same ex-
ist under the denominational constitu.
tlon2“ (:3) that the Council shall har~
monize and unify the work of the
'churches. including missionary actu'lA
-tlcs. evangelism. social service and re-
.ligous education.
, it is pointed out that the recom-
‘mendatinns of the and interim commit-
tee are but steps in a movement for
Creating "a real ecclesiastical entity.
'with ecclesiastical powers. holding
and :ultninistm-fng tcclesiaszical prop
crty and funds. of such united church '
This, it is said. may require u trying
out pmitvd. “.‘ttter the plan shall have
been in operation for a term n'.‘ years."
the announcement states. "the im-
portance of divisive names. and creeds
and methods will )HIFS more and more
into the dim background of lht' Dust.
and acquire. even in the particular de~
nomination itself. a merely historical
value. and the churches then \\'.11 be
ready for and will demand a more cont
plete union.” .
The form of union advocated. it is
declared. "does not intt-rject into the
deliberations of the (‘ouncll any dis-
putatlous topic. any question of the
\nlidiny of orders or 01 the modes and
subjects of baptism or of the formula-
tion of a specific or comprehensive
i
i
creed." The hop.- is expressed that
“the evangelical churches may KiVl‘
themselves with a new faith and ardor
to the proclamation of the gospel.
which is the only hope of our stricken
world and to all those ministries 01‘
Christian lore and leading for the com-
munity, the nation and the nations, by
which they shall reveal to men the
mind of Christ and hnsten the coming:
of His Kingdom." ‘
Emphasis is placed by the commit-
tee on the “federal union“ feature of
the- proposed amalgamation. "lt is an
meanic union." the report says. "that
ha»: the vital principle ot‘ growth and
development. The t‘ouncil has til-fin-
itc functions and duties. and these
functions and duties may from [llllo- l‘)
time, be (ici‘t‘lnpvtl in like manner as
the functions of our Federal (lovem-
mcnt in the l'nitcd States may from
terms of admis»
confession o”
d modes of ad.
sactamt-nts: (ti) the
settling or dismissal
(e) the forms of worshipl
of members: (J:
it shall contrilutn'
‘ members on
with: (c) the time.- an
ministering the
initiative in the
Because it is so easy riding
and attractively made the
Kumfy-kab finds favor with
most mothers. Made of woven
ate at $24.75.
Of Special Interest Is This
Queen Anne Bedroom Suite'
You‘ll like the style, construction and finish of this charming mahogany suite.
Has chifl'ore'te of wide proportions, comfortable bed and prettily mirrored
dresser and table.
Price $169. atlons. In
Thrifty Home-Managers Will Buy
it
A Kumfv-Kab is
Mother’s Delie'ht
There are many kinds of furniture in this world. Some can" be purchased cheaply.
Some costs a little more but gives added value‘in service and satisfaction. The kind
of furniture that is reliable and dependable-that’s the kind ' this Store sells. You
are always assured of a full measure of value. in quality as well as moderite pricing
Characterue' l by the Queen Anne.» period tilt." .ite is constructed with
observance t r individuality. Has burl-d “but panels and hand—cart
Not alone for the comrort that it imparts but for the economy of having bed and davenport in one
q
18
Enzlander Couch-Bed
Sanitary and Comfy
This comfortable couch can
be instantly converted intoa
fullssized bed, so price: is
its construction. It is made
of the best materials. insur.
ing long wear and absolute
comfort. You c3“;
‘3‘? the
price of an extm bed to:
only $34.75.
For Individuality'Choose
This Dining Room Suite
.3 l-teer
'rd fl error.
mahogany or walnut. $349.
a Duofold Suite
Know What is in
Your Pillows
This "Sunbeam" pzliow as-
sures you of all New. Wash-
ed, Goose Feathers. Coveted
mm. 10 1mm by constitutional amend. fibre “nth rubber—tired Wire Piece. In golden or fumed oak with Spanish imitation leather tufted seats Only $98. in 8-0:. sateen flex-.1 :: riflpe
them. be modified or enlzlrued.” Wheels' I tt
’lhe proposed constitution of the pa em.
i'nitt-d (‘hurch of America, as rchsnd. V
sets forth the following as its tilllCll' hre l’amm’
of film“ 3 e iece t .t
he I'nitcd Church of Christ. not T -P S
(190mm): filly symbol or creed, recoc- 'I" r “I 8
rules in lls’ historic erct-ds (.vl the . . . . .
tw’:u'l:'*lif':ll r-mumunions \‘arrinr ex- D D g
Dresslnns or their common t‘lnl‘kisliun ls cave m 681 n
tulth. it :trows tlnir common belief
in God the-l-‘athcr. lniinite in wisdom. \
goodness and love; and in Jesu: \
t'l‘lris‘t. His Son, our Lord end Saviour.
who tor us and our salvation lived and
died and “(SP again and “\l'lll over-
nmre: In t to Holy Spirit. who I: ,1 . Y
{of the things of Christ and lt"\!lilx!:;;l - I
them to us. renewing. comforting: and ‘1 I
inspiring the souls of men; in the \ I “*5
l‘ioly fk-riptures. by thch the will of ' El
(toll is rcreahd: in the church NH 0 h I):
living body of Christ; in lllt‘ ", '
merits of baptism and the l» ' h: w ‘ K I
et‘. instituted lay ('hrist :" t . .‘ .l
b} h.lll-l>‘) the church: :l' ' d.” '
nul beyond the mare. ;
‘llEi‘llibhl'm both as group, I :l
hlduallsl'in all lesser i....::~.-- l9 L' ’ ~ J
H): u‘ - l'\l" ‘ I I i . . - I‘ll“
.Ser 1&5 fluid-fl“. Alum Lilli t Lust hull: The Axmmser illustrated 13 a fittmg example of the many styles 3f rugs you This charml 1g suite takes it! infill“ the William and MM." W T F
Each 100: - ‘r- -' :. n . ‘ f"; ~.~. . . I . gm“ ‘ . ‘ “ ' H
mm”! mmnht ‘13:“ illlftf')t:lf?:flilltl:‘ttj) m . roll find up ,n a v...t to our large showrooms. We umte yo I inspection. mash-noted .t‘ mahc y With cane and covered with .‘1‘. . t '1.
the following: (a) control of iii-3,311} de 0f ta )esuy. Price $249.
held by ”,2 (b) ult- “ “
FURNITURE C
z-n delegates.
according to the
Dell geographically
is o." varying sizes.
be represented in
aster and one dele-
Local churches, ‘ Th
in; to authorities in the 111th . 3
each 100 members or mfjelegate for churches in each Synod as shall make: Already it has started. andrylgsifsl :
thereof. The district council'fmamn the conference membership not less iare being taken on territory Whichl i
will include the om- ° 5 ““593 umn 500 nor more than 1,000 at any‘was drilled over more than half seem: a CORN
ters and it will ha mayo“ of mims‘ time. .tnry ago and then abandoned for too ‘ ?
diSCipline or emblgn- tfigdm‘wer of " “— lproduétlve fields. Drilling has beerreii; _
tion8,Drescribed by the Naflgrxiafoggi MILK WHICH NEVER SOURs. geommcnccd in sonic 0! these leggeg,§2 F
rerencey It. also will have the power ' And restate have been so good a m i g ow Drop.“ .. .. n
to "terminate the mom i ‘ 1a....“ 1%. [3t
beuhtp of any A
, trntion.
church. it is proposed. will be vested;
in a National Conference. It will meet
annually and will be composed of two
delegates chosen by each Synod, with
two additional for
All Money land the umounts to be given. ;
. . in the interest of “train-nth, order}
depos1ted . 1:“?(éln=(olrij (if effort." each chat-(it. 3140'
‘ i’ ' ‘S 0 receiw int“ ‘ .- . ‘3. L
' ' : {slur}. wmmm 0mm. . , “9“th“ W“ M \ __ , _.-_, ~ -,-.-.._.__._,___~_~m —_~__..___ ~_-.
m this bank son bearing a “nit-1231,12Igl.“(‘i‘j;‘r:§"g’i“i and five added delegates for {33311 25. , * years. “When oil Was only a dollar a
on or before “Gm “HY church or the l 192‘“ “Lumbes 0" magor ”39‘1““ thereon: EIR LE lbarrel one had to bring inn ood w ll
Church; (2) it will maul-u», t“ ..".“e.d will hear and pass upon appeals from {before he had a paying r5 in9
February 5th observance of the sat‘AL-fii‘l‘dpti‘. suited "“9 district councils, eurpw‘l the his”; tNow with oil at $5 a bat-181:1?“ on '
- “Sm. the Lord's sum-p... 2”,;‘132nig? up .or bishops, superintendent or sun ldrill a lot of wells even thouggytZtgo
will be credited - ter baptism by 1mm“. Sen ‘félg ”10:: permtendents. chosen by it in they Tonly produce a barrel or two a day!
who desire that form: it; it will recc ”"Osecygon (g their dut‘eseaandt.havf , 2W6 reduce expenses by connecting
- - ognize the nlflhoritv of z .. . ' superviston o mxssxonary, uca 1021a,, ”1958 small w ‘
With Interest from c“ and participate. in 1i?;"t‘;:‘;e‘;?:;; launder school and corporate adminis-z land pumping filial" one power mutt
i
s u . Very “101mm .-
ad-;Vi"htle the initial cost of drilling is:
ania : lush. about three times As much u in‘
[t m:the old days, economies of operation
PITTSBURGH. Feb. 3.~—Thc
rance in, the price of Pennsylv
cmde oil to $5 a barrel will resu
the widest search for petroleum this}
section has known since the early?
cays of the "oil excitement," noon .3
l
e central authority in the United.
such number of ,
Danish invention which is “1“;ncouraxe others. Oneneld in Alleg-
: t Corn Rich: 0'- ‘
,lchurch refusing to meet its oblige.- to keep mm: in condition [re-h « any m": ‘ in the early- 1
9m ”y. ‘E'mach gmmuam'm ness for an indefinite period is known proved to be a "mm.” has outlast at; . I at M“ m '5
member, them“, “on,“ flmw.”gNom,‘ m’“ m ‘90 put tor. “i“? «am; “out
, WM”memnueam-nmomammm ” f , '! ‘~ “mm"mm
immanent-mus... " $1..“mfi-M‘ " flak , V "
"B
companies on
are usually old
Which have act 3
Which cover the
the territory
borhood of 1
Campaign Again»
113me Feb. :16 ‘11]. :
time 0 ml the United 'Kingdom \wzl‘ .
”0:13,; {work “in"? embarked on anothl.
in the “infill-mien”? ‘mmign against mm “5.3
e“ 0 Jung 0‘ ”I“ new )cul. lilitlv‘
' stiam; of the Rats and MW»
:h' compels the 0(‘(Ulnti2 -
Em their premises i'l'm‘ til~ '
'4“ a penalty of £3 in nu. r ‘
0‘ Gum“)? failure to do so. Th. l.-
" m ‘9 8hill!!!» in port.
0
ve when founded
we us ex new"
I ausculudils mics have .
for 60 years by
over the 810‘”
cert
. Medicine 3
”was .
t Rats
ti
gazed tutti-work
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