2 enabliahed an enviable
' during the late war by her Red.
W work. The dementia made upon
1 2 ion are still great. Its
ham work for humanity and it.
m We the support or every citi-
‘ 5' CALVIN L. BARTON.
Mayor.
word or make for the work at
‘W. Red era-h lire superfluous. he
Iver-vice in war and in peace
WW ’wmten in the hearts or
me of 1119 thunkrul people on
”all; 'world. Its mei‘tlful labm
ln ruflerlng relieved, health re-
‘ "2 “We loved from starvation.
m stayed and pestilence wiped
t. 5
2.. Every lover or mankind warms to
Zillo support ot‘ the Red Cross. ,
RUSSELL FROST.
I wish tO‘expreIs my high regnrd
”the work or the American Red
. The national organization la
milligram people must valuable serV-
Ioé and the lecal chapter is proving
“their a worthy rcpresentathe.
ll have our thanks for the post
Best 'wlslfes for the fut'urc. -
.G V. Bl CHANAN.
"M”,Dn ”We eve to the annual roll call
“21o:- ‘members in the American Red '
(Croce allow me to say that the people;
QtNorwnlk. or of any other cit5 of the ,
woften: land of ours could not enroll in
8 more worth5 cause than the Ameri-
our Recl'vCross. _ i
The American Red Cross I believe
in: done mow-101 the World War
. veterans than 3.115- other organization.
,5 of today allllkgw Wham the) done.
‘3 “and are «till hing (or the nationsl
‘ :dlllnblerl service men. but me roll-ningl.
the suffmlng and starving people of;
. many nations, not. at; this time.
. ‘ I am sure that the people'ol‘ Nor-
7. walk will continue to support such an!
.4, organization and will givo more freely ';
”‘8! they begin to understand the great:
and good Work that you mo doing.
AVSON F. KEELIJR. l
1 “—w ‘I
The Red C rose is the first line of
defense for llumlmit5. It is in fl-lll-
sent it in :1. power for peace. It pro-'
. smotes the cause of civilization. 1235-3515-
man who loves his follow-man will
nupport it. ‘
CALVIN COHIJDGE. ‘
I
7
8012111 somuuur n 175' a 12 mi-
TII.).\.\L (‘lll‘Rfll NOTES.
on benill'i of the ivar' "Departmenfl
I wish the Red Cross. in its member-
ship roll call. the suede-'3 whim; it
people of our country will continue to
support loyally an organization which
has accommlohod so much for
sick and wounded in war. the suflerers
from disaster and accident. and the
nation's disabled aeriflce men.
JOHN W. WEEKS»
Once ncaln it is my pleasure and
privilege lb and to the pecan of praise
for thewenevolelfl famievements‘ ,or
the Red Crow; Intgrneaonal and im-
’ 'flt'fihna
flu' services
existence assured by’ the gratitude 0:
all who love their (allow-men. Even
more inspiring than the services of
the Red Grace in war have been its
merciful. labors to alleviate famine.
sickness and the sufferings of the ajtt-
rmath of war.
e Pen:onall5,1commend the fin;
Crass to the fullest possible extent to
the generous consideration of all
.Americans
JOHN J. P13338111)“;-
._.._.._,__._
I et me assure; you of mg; ié'tereat in
and best wishes for the gum of the
550rk of the American Red Cross. ' I
believe that this organization is doing
a \er5 great any valuable work in the
schools of this country and I shall be
glad to do all that lies in my po']:r to
plomote the work.
JOHN J TIGERT.
The American Red Cross is an or—
gnnization of which our _countr52 is
justl5 piuoud It is dedlc‘atcd to a no-
DIG purpose the alleviation of suffer-
ing mankind and the story of its
(‘Eltl‘lli‘ 'cmcnts spt aks for its. if.
In order that this organization may
continue faithiul senicc and bring
us sistanco to suffering hurllal‘lltv in
the unions crisis 55hich arise from
lim 0 to time. it nee-(E constant en-
courm l :nrnt and support.
it has (5rr lmcn the just and proud
lane? of Amrr‘nn that she has never
lvll‘. Wanting in confiroslh in 11115
mod. and I am confident that Almeri-
1-311 cllizmls will not fail to respondrns
(not: hm'v in (la-2 past. to hvlp tho Red
l'ross to continue its mlnlslrntlons to
tho unfortunate and suffering.
CARDINAL \\'. H. CYCLINNELL.
,1
Sunday sohool methods and prolllemS.
.'.<l .1 122-pm-t will lw heard from tho
Stair Cainvr‘ullon. V. 1'). l’nllorwood is
The (into 01' the Sunday school can- lhr chairman of tho committee ar—
fermlt'c for tho 92111114152 schools 111' thv 1.:1':lns:‘ tllv lll'f‘tl'lim-
City has l-m-n (11311304 from Thursday 'l‘hn Sunday 5 Wiring lllustratml lor-
. evening. NOW‘mht‘r 9th. to the l'ollow- turr an the “‘Mll-known- story of ‘Pnl—
2' ing' “f‘dnf‘mliiy l'U‘nlnlr. .‘.‘n5l2ml-tr l2;a:;11.2." 5\.l< llll‘i-z‘vh’ :lttnnvlr-l ‘lnsl Sun-
15fll. This conforl-nr‘r,‘ will discuss tiny c\‘0lllll’-Z. This 552212: the fourth of
I W
WHY.DON’T YOU MAKE :
f , \\'.~ haw ll :ullmn Ril' .2 «xprowlr for this pr. rpmr. in Old
l... Rm“ ( mwnhllunn and bull] \5zil1 ~ 'V't ml widths and styles of
l Il 12111011 21221 lsilk lll11lll11_ :11 lllliilll t’llt'll (llhl‘l'.
,'ll1«2.<v ln-l’nllilul Shmlu «2:211 lm onnllv made lull :lt loss:
Fringe and Sill; lll: (Ill 12
88 Washington St.
A Silk Lamp Shade?
J, I. Mallette
South Non-walk
rightfully merits. I M certain the
the .
3on3“ since ‘2
Vlcncc of the cholr has been increased
< hers: Miro Elsie 'Moultllrozi. 3125.4 strong; steady light. fie’itfifihtfitfi 5‘.‘
Eleanor Junk: nnd Peter M. Hutrhe— 5 certainty of tho. are light which is “It?
gnn These new nicimhers help to bfll‘l‘: list‘llf This \‘l'lll liei'n‘t’volcome
Newton E. Hastings of Salisbury. 31151.; has his: entered the public
school there. He has been speaking before religious anemones tor
their annual fair on the afternoon and
pl ogm'ns being given t‘hom glutm dur-
evening of the 6th of December. In
ing the past month being ”The Sew-i
“Over the Hill " Next ansd'ay’c cvemlwlu be finned in the affernoon and
ing the story of "The Music Muster" mupper hi “the mailing under
5511] be told by the use of thg3 story :pe‘i‘vlslon oi‘ Sits. Wm: Stowe} commit-.
.md picture. A cordial invitation isitée:
mtendml to all who care to attend John Sherman. assisted in the venous"
(heap sen ices iditlai0lls 0f the W0“! h) the following
Delegates from this church who 31- ladies: “:25. L. 313 Allen arts and.
tended the Folrfield Association of Icrafts; Mrs. Harold Nash fancy firth
Congregational Churches mm Minis-lows: Mrs. fiéed' Flynn; filmma'w‘ecr:
tel-s. held at Ridgeflcld last 550.91: were Mrs. Ammo Nash. aprons: Mrs. How;
Ru. and \lrs. l‘ H. Jacobs Mrs. How- lard Tilly. dingy: Mahak Zwktlé
nrrl A. Tilly and Missllosalln Jessa. '6‘? dolls: am! Mrs 39¢. Sri’lth. (faked.
Among the sis: delega'ms from tho The Summér School club of the Sun'-
Norwalks to the Connecticut Sundm .llny school will conduct a novel at-
school convention hold at Torrlngrton traction for all 5oung people 5oung
Nov. 131. :mi and 3m. were 111:2 two in years or 5oungln spirit.
representatives from the South Nnr-_ To those who were disappointed in
walk Congregational school. .\lrss1~:s.{tlle failure or the 'stewomlcan to
C. E. I'nderwood and l-‘. H. Northronlpmperiy function last‘werk. it will be.
An enthusiastic gathering or 6559'of interest to know‘thnt the business
\vorkvrs was rnporterl. 2 lcom‘mlttee ls iln'ostlgatihg. with the
lim'lnrr the 1-92.12 morth tho 252m l— , purpose of mcarlllwn-tonce new equip-
mnnt utilizing a modern concentrntfid
by the addillon or thfiw new mom-,fillmeht lampl‘ «men wil‘li produce a
make lllr' largest choir the church has addition to the Sunday evening servo
hall for a number 01' 59111-3. lots 2
to matcfiacll colur
A house or a home «— a.
goo
{ion of furniture and- he
33311 the new home.
20$:th of thoroughlv
.- Furniture you buy here
Magic of Furmture
furnishings of the rooms.
e is. the medium that trauafcrms; cold
, c
, Wotan, friendly surroundings. spn e and bare W833
Wis doesn t mean vou will here to spend a lot of money 'I
We haw dimer-em: des r Fat-n -2 I
dependable (1883? 0 1 2‘
the years to come as it does
remand to satisfy, that' is always our first
cl deal depends on the 'proper
Furni-
5_ .,- 2“ ‘3
Farmer BroWn’s Boy FIisSes Hens
By Thornton W. Burgess
In placing blame be very slow '
Unless you absolutely know. ‘
v—Fnrmcr Brown’ 5 Boy.
The (013213 Fax who we: the pris-
oner 0 Farmer Brown’ I 805 was be-
nnlng- to real! enjoy life again.
es, sir, he was olng just that. You
see. he had dimmed. n way of hunt- a‘
ing. even though he was chained to a
goat in Farmer Brown' 3 barnyard.
hree titties now when Farmer
Brown’s Boy had let the hen: out of
the hcnyard {or exercise the young
Fox had caught one without being
discovered He hnd been smart
enough to take those hens inside his
house to eat, and so there had teen
11,?! telltale feathers scattered' out-
I e.
It, was the day “to: he lied crochet
his third hen that Farmer Browns
Boy noticed that his flock didn' i. seem
as large as it ebould be. He went
into the henhouoe to make sure that:
none of the hen: was in there. Then 2 .
he went out in the lanyard and began '-
to count them. 01 course, he knew .
ill" how many there Ihould he.
hen he had finished counting he
was three short of the proper num-'
“That's queer," nldhrlner Brown’s
Boy with ll puzzled from on Mt
freckled face. “I must lure Iii-I ,.
counted.“ Then he been no «not
than: over min. 0 all: them
were running me o it «no
any. This. tine hep-m-
He» tried it min and tilt
to: harm. l . 2
442.22 ‘2 ' id luv M
«an: filtowglle méhusfiamar
carer tofsee .
- W m Manly ”he. Thorn
- “can o met mo
ram u Shalom the Ml
through E
new squeezed
mend the hepynrd
whet-eons form
Ive crept in.
menduemmmwfifiemt ‘Tll mg? be ,
thbkdmuofiafwim
number. Baton-t “~41
‘eould
~m
today will. satisfy you in: ‘37?
now 8181532031 Buy
thong-lo. ,_,..-.
six months and recently conducted Services in St. Paul‘s Methodist
Protestant Church in Baltimore. 2 ,
aw- > ‘ ‘ ' ' A.’ M .
the seven popular “Sunday o5enlng The fivomen’s Association will hold ;
ant in the House" "nghmin2- -" and accordance with the usual practice tea
The mammal the fair til M’rs. '
the al- 7-
Eletmc Heaters
, eats and Paraffin; quality,
Union Suits, first quéllly,
Nests 5nd Feats, second quality,
Union Stub, second quality;
Union Suite of fleeced cotton,
_ *{Istafilafied (657
22529222222152.5453): at 6 o’clock '_‘
. Wemry a large as-
‘i’sortment of styles and
2 footing
knoiifn make, fueled-
, ,7 ing many ’dlfi'erenl
" weights
liked. for its fit and dar-
ahlliiy that women ask
for ff year after year.
:The Winter Stock is now Complete
‘ ”Medium weigM cotton: in two quai- lfies.
00innd $1.25
4.3 $2.25
892th. and $1.00
2 2 - $1.59 and $1.79
‘ Vests 31562th of fleeced cotton,
$1.25 and $1.50
$250
‘1.
y
7rd M1118 Underwear
mm
in this well:
it is so well
Mo Vests and Pants,
Merino Union 5
Vests and Pants of .‘21-
nits,
silk,
Union Suits, Merinl: ii iii": 52212,
$3.75 and $400
Verb and Pants of Sié‘s ::1
Union Suits of silks. ,‘2‘15.
2 4 Space.” Week 02‘ November 6 tol ll
W Mills “Meade" Union Suit of medium
j‘jow neck, sleeveles and knee length.
\‘Ci l‘zl
Sizes 34 to44 and for this week only
4100
Ne ckfieszist
Buy now for mak-
ing Christmas gifts.
new stock just arrived
in all desirable shades.
250 yards on a tube.
65 eb.‘
Center table.
. North aisle.
Round cylinder style,
blaCk enameled with
nickel trimmings. An
efiltient heater for bath
or sleeping rooms.
$6. 75
Ru-nmrut.
33.
Standardr’esxgner
Are the Sport Skirts
Camel’s Hair feels so
agreeably soft and'silky
and these skirts are quite
new. - ’
ln tan color or tan
barred in large squares
with black or a color.
Large shining buttons, a
pocket, quite rifiht every
way.
in waist measures up to
$12.50 and $13.50
Very Smart
of Camel’s Hair
Plain,
Plaid,
$16.50
Second floor.
Outing Flannel Sleeping Garment:
For Women. 3 .
2Nightgowns of pink or blue stripe} ,,2.:;:::'.j
1 3612 With high or V-necks and long 515.21 .
--~.henlstitching or‘siik bral 01 give touches
$1.25!;
. Nightgown» pink or'blue striped 11:12.3.
' silk frogs or Braid trimming fronts.
Better quality flannel, silk ribbon t. :..::.
two piece styles, pink ori
: 2 Patients of all gnr- \fla'lmei, high or Voneeks, long or short 51822
. Patents for women and ’ to £2 yrs. $1.59
Cl!“ Simple and 2 For 14’ f0 ‘18 years, styles with pink (:2 52:11; 5;:-
2 ;- easy *0; mm teen collars $2 on 3.42 24.50
,__ .
% 133 grippe conga“.
2 sulfa-er to a SW21
1"would get
from violent S‘r‘DPL‘
.7 2; mentions for
' . Group. throat chest
fixation.
Wingfldkfls
:mmn
medicine {he
In
35?... Small 7"
$1 89 and 3:5
. $3 25 and'253
$2.16 and $240
$3 25 and $355
$4.00, $4.53 all 5:59
$1 75 to
:t.
ng36 Q9
Moran FRO“
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comtl""" '
G. Collins, Bameim‘
.‘Toleys Honey am].
cough ceased entirel}
coug’ " "MK ..
Folm' s HOm -‘ f”.
mod the test of time’-
Largest 2‘"
Dangerws
“Has the baby 12.12
“shvsh '
one; Whenever he he. rs
zoomed that he hasnt gx
5. .V
5.3,.“
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:5
2‘. gun
(JRH’W COR} A
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