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«Well Lodge, No. 108 F. and A. M.
fleets in Masonic building, South
Stun street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
etch month July and August except-
' ed. at 8 o'clock. Al Master Masons
«radially invited.
H. Robert M Wilcox, secretary.

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Slated convocation of Butler Chap.
£213 No. 38, R. A. M., will be held in
ilasonlc Temple, South Main street,
am Tuesday, March 9th, at 8 P. M.
Work R. A. degree. All R. A. Masons
welcome. Refreshments.

D. BURR BEACH. H. P.

fittest: F. S. LYON Secretary.

umber of The Associated Prose.

Il‘he Associated Press is exclusively

entitled to the use for publication of

I! new dispatches credited to" it or

mQMBe in this paper and also
111 news published herein.

All rights of publication or spe-

' PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—~92.
Miners Office—93. '
llarwulk Branch GEM—1388.
my Editor’ 3 Residence—14924.
Easiness Manager’ 11 Residence——
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A COMMUNSTY BANK.

.A national haul: in an easlern cit} :
“about 70,000 pmnation has an-
:mced its intention of helping the.
munily to overcome iho $11"l“af'.1‘
‘nfhouses. Thisinslhuiion, ulthnmrh
'Mmitting that it is not usual for a
national bank to make such loans.

'ne'verthcless (orisidci‘s it quite permis-
-:1r'ible and offers to advance $110.00!)
cio aid housing.r construction

‘I‘lfe plan calls for a, loan on the part
is}! some local savings bank, and’aflo
frequi‘ies the builder to have :1 savings
eposit of $1.000. The men who have
‘vam-iginated the pl‘cjf'cl believe that it
twill cause $1,230,001) to he put into the
nearly construction of horns. and that
it will make possible the building
about 230 One and two family dwel
Wags.

These houses are not to he built 2‘01
speculation purposes. They are to he
11ml; up by the persons whose fa111i1i9::
me to occupy them. The haul: requir
has that advantageous sites be chosen,
"with sewer connection}. Its final sti—

gnrmst either be American cliizons
have taken out their first papers.
This bank's- chief object is ‘puhlic
. $ervicc.
' plan it says: “We do not know
my better way to be of service

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Ike money that has been saved here,
mongs here. and should be invested

those who saved it. The money which
. 111's be used for this purpose lemon,
and field by us as your trustee, to be
invested ,wisclv for your account. and
we know of no better investment

«'11. for youisclf and l"|1nilv "

II this is not, enlichtnnod (C 11111111!
iyspirit, what is? '
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fits “promos-311g .11 \\ his: -V- sold fol
"medical purposes " iv: '1 tbs attacking
a inalienable rigiii “

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shat brought 30:
~ arts of Norwalk housekeepers.
‘ : week.

files were retailing f: 1:
cents per peck, VVziil
mug from $1 to £1
“Halt to obtain ever.
*1: Yer k the wholi
were asking $10 per ha. rel for “spuds’
attire wholesale house or at the piexs.

‘11 to this price the cost. of dehven

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"wank wrm ENTHUSIASM.
loite- enthusiastic about one's job,
, is the indispensab: e to

to uke'this truth to heart will

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of,

mlation is that applicants for loans

In a statement explaining lhc ‘

of '
_ and. '
Mp in this community than to use ,'

here for the benefit and happiness- of

(if
£1039 funds than in :1 home of your

Now somebody is 0‘13er 11.11: in drug-

t.

A drop of from 25 to 35 cents peri
Mn within the past week in the price ..
_ «(1 eggs of the ‘stricilv fresh” sort, and; 1'
conesponidng increase in the price"
potatoes per peck, were two items ,
and son‘iNv to the,
ihe

a little more than a week ago, pots"

fr 111! 75 to _85 ,
today they are 1%,;
05 and me dif- "
t that price. 1n;
=; o, produce men ’

in Norwalk, and it is easy to realize

* A week ago, fresh eggs produced in
antral sections of Norwalk weie
ailing in the stores at from 95 cents
51.15 per dozen . The thaw or the
w few days started the hens laying,
the result that the same on rs that
were selling at from 95 cents to 91.15
am- dozen, can be purchased today
. 65-min to 80 cents per dozen,.
ilrlee they have reached

one’s job well. And these who

tad .tbelnselves in the tense of!

ElNANBlAl lilNElIlllN
”HA-3 BEEN SELECTED

In connection 'vdth’the publication of
the figures or. the general campaign
budget of the Interchurch World
#:fliovement, it is today announced that
the financial director for the State 0!
Connecticut is to be the Rev. Morris
E. Ailing, who has since last fall been
field director of the whole work for
the State Mr. Ailing will start the
pieliminmies at once, and has already
appointed some of his district direct.
ors. The State will be divided into
'three districts for the financial cam-
paign,_ the southeastern section, com~
prising Fairfield and New Haven coun-
ties, with headquarteis at New Haven.
Of this district the Rev. Theodm'e B. '
Lathrop, of Branflord, will be director
The no1th central district includes
1",Haitiord Tolland, Litchfleld and Mid—
diesex counties, with headquarters at
'iianiord The Rev Edgar R. Hyde, of
the First Baptist church; of Middle-
toVVn, has been asked to take ,this di-
rcctorship, but has made his accepe
ance subject to the consent of his

church.

The eastern district comprises
;Windham and New London counties,
with headquaiiers at W'illimantic. The
Rev C. Harvey Smih, of Willlmantic,
Elias been asked to some as director.
Them will also be low incliopolitan
districts, at New Haven Bridgepon.
Hartfoxd and Waterbury Only one of
the diieciors oi these has been an-
inounced, ihc Rev. G. Herbert Ekins,
5at Bridgeport. 1
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MAsomc NOTICES

veni'eht,
w ‘the *couli‘"

is

Ihe independent of the denominational
icambaigns. 01‘ these the, one inie1esi-i
ing the gieatest numbei of Connectt
icut people is the Congregational 1
which is in charge fm- this district of
£1119 Rev Geoige L. Cody, of New
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York. For the Baptist campaign, the
State director is E. K. Nicholson. or
Bridgeport. The'Methodists have al-
ready rMsed~a large part of then fund
in the centenary The other denomi-
nations cooperating in Connecticut
me the Presbyterians,
Christians and the colored branches of
the Methodist church. 011“March 18
there will be held, at Center church
house, in New Haven, a training con-
ference lorState, distilct, metropolitan,
county and interchurch campaign lead-
ers, also for the denominational lead-'
ers.

The campaign budget of the Inter-
chmch Vl‘orld Movement. for 1920, just
announced, has been set at $336, 777,-
572, for the thirty denominations and
182 boards, othei organizations and ob-
jects, in cooperation in the move
menl Of this total, $175, 448, 349 is to
be paid this year. This great sum is
divided, roughly, under six general
headings as follows: Foreign mis-
sions, $107, 661, 488;

$78, 438 431;Amerlo:1n religious educs-iney r111: for pain in sides and back

of
$78, «138.4 *A‘jfié‘rlca ficufigr‘
its 5’.- elkmafi S35

953116465; ‘r'Amerlc’hfi' min-
istcn‘ai pensions and relief $20, 510,-
299; miscellaneous. 38710927.

or the thirty cooperating denomina-
tions the denominational budgets for
those 1ep1-escnted-1n Connecticut are:
AdVem Chiistian chuich $35, 000:

the Advent:
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Nonthern Baptist convention, $130.-
533,000;natloxfa1 Baptist
$10 250 000; general Baptists. $272,-
500; COngregational, $16, 508, 470; Dis—
ciples of Christ. 312.501138; Metho~
dist Episcopal church, $34, 485,737 of
which 821.000000 already has been
subscribed in the centenary move-

$1. 715,866; African Methodist Episco-
r'“ ”‘nn clown-1.9212000; Colored
Méthodist Episcopal church, $250,000;
hxsuytcrian church in the United
States, W944 970, 000.

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36 inches wide, soft and sheer, a»
dependable quality. $2.50,vaiue. '

Sale Price, , .
$3.98 niece

Japanese N ainsook

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CUT THIS OUT--lT IS WORTH‘
MONEY
Cut out this slip, enclosed with 51:
and mail it to Foley & 00., 2835 Shef-
field avenue ,Chlcn‘go, Ill. writing you:
name and address clearly You will
receive in return a trial package con—
tainiu,, Foley's Honey and Tar, for
Foley Kid

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bladder ailments... andr ' .
tic Tablets a wholesome and thorough-
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lion. biliousness, headache and Sing
gish l;mvels.——Stills°n—Powell Corpora-
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brown ............... . . . . .45 “““
6x9 ft. Grass Bug in blue, green or
1' brown...... ...... _
36 111.1: 72 in. Grass Rug in blue, .
green ‘or brown ............ ”$1.95 ~
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FURNITURE. BUGS. R ANGES. OIL STOVES. LINOLEUMS
We Specialize Numisldmt Homes Complete

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Baby *‘Carriag

Cream, Natural, Brown, Gray, Blue, Old Ivory, Etc.

Allcolors ...... . ...... ......m...

The best baby carriage maker-3’ styles shown here. Black.
Heywood' 8, Lloyd 5 and Sidney’ 3. Fully guaranteed in every L.

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Open :1 Charge Account

SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK
Grass Rugs at Factory Prices

9312ft.Grass Bug in blue, green or

The above prices are cheaper than we ‘
can buy them from the factroy today.
We must limit the sale to only
rugs to a customer and NONE SOLD
TO DEALERS. The supply is limited.
ACT QUICKLY.

Sterling Furniture Co.m
127-131 WAsnnel'oN 511112111 *

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Simmons’ Bods ~
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets
Block and Lloyd 3 Baby Car-

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Richmond and Sterling Ranges

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Price. .
.. $6.50'mece
White Outing Flannel

Sale f’rice
! 39c yard
Colored Outing Flannel

A variety of neat patterns, in pink.
blue, gray, etc. Sale Price
1:?ard;

-11” .c “”54 2%”

.3: Impénfil Chaitib’rav

27 inches wide.
last dye.

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29c yard
Linen Crash Towclinz

Brow‘n or bifi‘acbod. strong and
fiturdy weave, for service and
durability this quality can't; be
best. -

Sdle Price

Superior quality,
all the best colors;
Value 40c- Sale Price

'29c Yard
Cotton Huck Towels ’

Good sen-iceahle quality.

Sale Price
25¢ each

Returned and Hcmstitchcd
Huck Towels

Heavy quality, fine close weaves.
inside or line cotton yarns. Sale
. prices each

39c. 49c and 59c
Turkish Bath Towels

Good weight, pure white, soft and'
absorbent. Sale Prices ‘

,25c “and 49¢ each
Pillow Cases

Dry Goods Specials
They Mean Economy to You

Table Damask

Pure White bleach. lustrous finish,
,1 excellent designs real service-
siving value. »

~ , 98c yard
8‘9 Inches at
$1... 99 yard
72 inches wide north $175 a mini, ,
at, "
$1.49 valid

Hammad Pattern Table Cloths,
Sale price

$1.19 each
Table Napkins
Roll lo, serviceable qualities that
wil stand the best of wear.

Salé’ptices, dozen
$2.98."$3.98. $4.98. $5.93
Some Wonderful Bargains in
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‘Hundrcds of short lengths in 121. ery
instance MARKED Al'i‘AY BE:
LOVE“ THEIR _ R E Gr UL A R
PRICES.

Ripplettc Spreads“

These spreads are filed for their
.excellent waning qualities and
bright fresh appearan‘ccg; single

bed size. Sale price
2.98
Three-quarter Bed Size ...... $3.49
Extra Size ................. $3.98
Heavy Qualitv Chochet
Spreads ’
Superior finish. pure white. soft
and free kom dressing. hand-

some designs; value $5.00.~

Sale price, each
$3.98 each

Extra Large Spreads

Marseilles patterns, best bleach,
lustmus finish. especially i‘zno
quality that will launder perfi ct
ls: ‘31“9‘6. Sale-price

$4 98

Satin Finish Bed Spreads

High~grade spreads. full size, rich
and «1113(1ch raised desimis;
Value, $8.110. Sale price. each-

. $6.98 each
Heavy deled Crag

Blankets

Full bed size VV'arn1,slrong-ly wov-
en. thick and sort, medium
weight uiih fast color pink and
blue borders. Sale price. pair ' 4

$4.98 Pair
Cretonnes

Wonderfully stir tire patterns in
a beautiful rung: of color effects,
value 50c; 511.: price

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45x38 Cases ........... . ..... 49c
45x36 Harvard ............... 59c
45x36 Pioneer ........ . 69c
45.9.36 Hemfltitched ........... 790
Harvard Crib Sheets
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98¢ each
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Hat Trimmer; Adopt Resolution: to
, That E? .‘ect.

The Danbury News prints the fol-
lowing. '

The Hat Trimmers' union at the
meeting in Mechanics? hull Monday }
night, adopted the following resolu-
tions:

“Resolved that we, the members of
the United Hatters of North America.
Local 110,211,112: Trimmers, do ap—i
prove of the Saturdsy evening clue.
lag of the stores in Danbury and that
we will do an in our power to assist
the clerks in maintaining the closing
or the stores at six o clock on Sutur-
days, and lie it further

“Resolved, That any member of this
organization will not do any newbie;
ing after six o’clock Saturday.”

The resolutions were adopted by’a
unanimous vote,- it" was innounced 1
with practically no discussion of the
subject. The meeting was attended
by 11 large number of the members.

one o'r'the bushes: 11m in tin
city Which has adopted the Saturday

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Five Thousand Yards of
New Fascinating
DRESS. voices

' 4ch to, $2.09 yard

Never before have on shunt:
such charming cwiiniu c: .
signs, nor of such low}, 1.1.3.,
combinations and hmu' i 2‘.
weaves The Valucs .1! ._ z: ,.
matched anywhere.

Black Satin Duchess
.Yei‘d Wide flue texture. and ‘1
lustrous finish. Value 541"

Sale Price _
$2.9.) yard
Georgette Crepes

40 inches Wide, all colors, 11:.

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price $3.00. Sale Price .l
' . $2. 49 Yard ,
Dress Plaids .. .

:26- whefgide, splfiugtqunnm ;. ,
._. choice designs and mi o: in“.

Sale Price
- $1.49 yard

Special Offerings

Minerva Knitting arns
Minerva Knitting Yarns. Ill» Y
yarn made from 1110 finw' .; :..i
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Minolta Knitting ‘Wm so (i
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Minerva Silk Lusmc \\ on}.

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Plaid Ribbon
All purc silk ilV‘r inches VV'i«‘.-r
Value We. Special
59c V ard

Tafi‘eta Silk Ribbon

with fancgv bmrlm all color , e:
ches wide. Spocial

filflfi. A. O ‘0».

. 59c yard
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Women's Knitted Gloves
“flute and Oxford; value 894'.
Special
. 69C [1311'
Women‘s Cashmere Gloves
Two clasp. brownpgray and why»,
reguler 751‘, special
59c pair

Men’ s Knitted 610V {‘5

Gray and 83.1% Rm: 111;, 3'1.
Special ’3
29c pair 7*
Women’s Hamilton-hicks N
Fancy colored boniivs and 3-1:}
stitched; regular 1.7m. Spur-"ml 6
9c each -
Children’ s Bandits-reliefs l
Fancy coi'nms ,. \pm ..1l “"
3 for" it ,1
Cluny Lace .3

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Assnt'lm‘l llalten‘s’
Wldt‘. Valli“ 5”“

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Spool .11

39c V ard

Women’s Cotton Hose
Hedium weight. Black Bl‘m‘l ...Vil
Gray. special

55¢ Dair

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TOOTHPlCK Is REMOVED
FROM BOY’S FOOT

 

 

Hartford, March 8. ~Austln Brimlei.
a five year old 1:11,th home is on
Oak street, Manchester. swallowed a
bit of toothpick some time use, just
when he does not remember. At. St.

Fuels hospital here the toothpick‘

has been taken from the you'ngsier’s
”toot having traveled through the My
to his pedal extremity. . ..

The boy is the son «Mrs. Elizabeth
Brimley, and for me time he had
been complaining of a sore root. In
cal paysicisns were puzzled over the
case, and ‘tbe had was finally turned
over. to a specialist in this city, m
per-normed in Man.

The tiny piece oi! wood was remov-

ed Rom the boy’s skin foot and be
He:
swallowing a. piece or n

says there is no Mn there now.
remembers

toothpick some time ago, but cannot
fix the exact date.

Physicians say it would take seven

11: months for the toothpick to novel
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