'0eorge11'iaher—-did not pen. Mr.
FOR P 0 JOB
.m—
, wartime-row. Jan. s.—-Alfred c.
We will probably be appointed
pester-our at niacletoown.
will-realm n. .r. XeCarthy.
he is the only eligible for
. “piece according to the report
nee. to the Pcstbdice Department by
' the Civil Service Commission on the
causation of candidates held on
I W! 35.
, . The others who took the canine-
lion—Dr. David L Maltland and
More papers were rejected on the
ground that they were not tiled ill
time.
The Civil Service Commiesion held
this examination July as. expecting
to finish up ‘the rating of the papers
and certify the ellgibles so that a Re-
publican postmaster could be appoint-
‘ ed to succeed Postmaster McCarthy
when his term expired on Baptember
I. But considerable more e was
required and the eligibles are not
certified until Saturday afternoon.
‘Congressman Freeman when ad-
vised of the eligibles said he woould
get in touch at once with some
people in Middletown and hoped to
make a recommendation early this
Week. With Alfred C. Ward, the
only Republican eligible. it is ex-
pected he will recommend Ward's up-
pointrnentpolntment at once to take
the piece of Postmaser McCarhy.
Democrat who has already been in
too long to please the Middletown lie-
publicans. ..
AN APPRECIATION
' OF DR. RIACFARLAND
torial regarding the Reverend Charles
I. Macfarland. former pastor of the
trial 1' w pa-
Republican toPaes 131- through ”33%” m
tion carnp to environs
animation for Place at “m i, k "mm- WWW”,
WWII. troops already have aa'aembied.
and Muihcim.
Duisburg dispatches declare that
Belgians are gathering there ready for
the advance.
Government.
profess to take situation calmly.
invasion violates Versailles treaty.
London Times asserts that Nikolai
Lenine 1 condition causes real concern
at Moscow. and that four German
specialists have been called in consul-
tation.
Walton.
Pottaiown, Pa. professor dude that
boys of this country are improving.
but cannot say as much for the girls.
Dr. Henry Van Dyke. author and
statesman. long time profeuor at
Princeton. has resigned that he may
make way for a younger man.
Fall River. Mam" cotton cloth man-
Iouth N o r w a1 1: Congregationad
church:
"In the lung perspective of the
years, the record of Dr. Charles 8.
Hecfarlend the galore! secretary of
the Federal Council. will increasingly
Justify the wisdom of those who ad.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
REPAIR SHOP .
Radiators and Repairing
Work Guaranteed
58 12 Water St. 80. Nor-walk
vanced him to the leadership of. this
Foot of Hevllsnd 8t.
eventful movement
"Dr. Macfarland is fitted.at once in
temperament and in talent. for the
threefold task of his times. in the
realm of the interdenominetional
service. First of all. his sympathies
'were found to be broad enough to ‘
match the world-wide program of
Protestant Christianity: and. just as
in the province of religion he is warm-
ly theopathctlc rather than coldly the-
ological. so in the realm of service he most sweet W'"°‘“‘°m' M
is consistently pen-Christian rather soothe. "“9““ and W W
than sectarian.
,“On the other hand, however, and as
a sure corrective of premature move- ,
meats toward arsenic. church union. gammy“ w °"" " bu" “ an?“ '
Dr. Mecfariand keeps well within the
bounds of his own great mission. en-
ways of tic-operation. the Lord will re-
veal to them ever-widenins fields of Have your children pictures of you—-
service to God and humanity. To to prise in years after. \Jfothera.
have led thirty Christian denomina- start the New Year right, have your
tious.v representing twenty million wor- pictures taken now.
shipers. in to the broad vineyard of‘
mutual service in the cause of free-
dom and of filth .and to have preserv-
ed' in this vast enterprise at once the
denominational integrity and the in-
terdcnomina‘tionai fellowship of these
manifold divisions. is an achievement
unsurpassed in the history of the
world.
"Dr. Mecfarland has manifested
also. during the world war and
throughout the crucial period of re-
d "—-
“umfln' n“ Pr°"“"" mmm“ °' 2:": 11532:. same sweet sniile that ‘
““9"" “WW“- m'm' ”WWW! used to reassure me in childhood is‘
that as the churches of Christ in there-s reassurance “a “Mr!”-
America press onward in the high- meat to me now
Two pictures- are ever before the.
when sorrow comes or business canes
weigh heavily upon me. my mind
turns to them and i sin comforted.
'I look upon them and memories
thoughts.
One is of a young woman with the
happy smile and lovelight of mother
The other is e seine wanes—-
hairhssturnedto
They are pictures of my mother.
The Michelseni
Studio
eou'rH NORWALK, cons.
TELEPHONE 437.,
construction. a degree of humanitar-
ian statesmanship which has been of
immeasurable service to the church
and state alike. The two great hemis-
rhere of life. the political and the re-
igious, are so intermingled in the
arena of the world today. that the
true leader of the hosts of God must
have a vision not only of the Moun-
tain of the Lord’s House. but of those
international and inter-racial hopes
and ideals which are henceforth to
carry their flags with every proces-
done] of the kingdom of Christ. and
which must find their genuine reelin-
‘ion in the heritage of the Oral."
Gather Up the Pieces
No matter how badly broken
your lanes may be from that acci-
maniacs; iaieesuns the broken
ii an exact du llcate
without the prescription. 9
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Mai-w-
3 u e m i”. I gig-yolk Steam Laundry
‘f IIAtlentic 5L. sumrév y :21.th 3730“ b
VIOIOUS and WOW
SNOWFLAKE.
It may not be so unpleasant to
hang up cloths cutof-doors when
the snowflakes ale large and rathr'
ei- benevolent than otherwise. with
a disposition to lie down uuitely
and not fuss. P
But when they become smell and
vicious and revengeiul and rush’
point-blank along the streets seek-
ing for the eyes of passersby those
who are wise enough to have sent
their‘ clothes to the Norwelk
Steam Laundry may give thank.
Escape from vicious snowflakes
biting winds, cold that chap your
hands and face, sudden chills that
invite disease-avoid all- these
we say by telephoning for
our representative to call for your
laundry next week.
You never will know how good
our service is unless you give us
:Ochance to show you what we $n
EDWARD
C. NASH
Morning News f
mmoedsofMendcoi-
Berlte ears that mach plans oer
movement into the Ruhr are actively
under way at Dusseldorf. Mm
Workmen at cooles- circulate re-
port that mines will be flooded when
F‘rench troops enter the Ruhr , and
that general atflhe will be declared.
protestine' slainst French occupation.
Five soldiers. convicted of deesrtion -
from Irish National Army. are execut-
ed in‘Duhiin by order of~Frse State
Paris accepts Ruhr occupation aean
accomplished fact and Government
olficials. merchants and even bankers '7
German‘press and people seem .
united in supporting. Government in
its insistence that threatened French
Carnival spirit thrills- Oklahoma
City as thousands jam capital for
great barbecue, the gift of Governor .
ufacturers refuse request of mill work- -
-— . era for wage advance which operatives '
“The Methodist Recorder" of De- say is justified by recent wave of ato‘ck
oeruber so contains the following cdl- dividends.
Boudoir lamnsthat were 310.00
tannins. nmedlum
SpecklldoffienchfowderBons‘eendHe‘irRe-
ceivers, c 4..00and3600
we! ‘ Now$2fllendm
Jewel Cease, lar e and small sizes, were $4.00 and
$8 .00 x. New $3.“ and”
Ivory Toilet Sets
Some made up of three pieces, brush, comb and
minor. ‘
Others containing fourteen to eighteen pieces. ‘
AtJenneryCleereucaPricce.
Safety ;anors, Specialr
These are made by skilled workmen out of the
finest matcrlgls known. A man who uses one says
itls“apcedliofarazor.” , ‘
ReseranddonenbMeawcrcSSDO MM
mmmmwmmommm
. ‘55
4312;...
some Aim“. _
“1].:
Petticoats; Odd Lots...
Dircctfromthefectory, atSelcPrlcee
w * "mt”.i‘l‘ “m m or
wcig a in may r ers. gu-
larly ss 95 $4.95
sonic. Regularly 36. 95
Lot of twenty Petticoats in extra sizes, as-
sorted colors. Regularly 36. 95 $595
, $3.95
Fency Silk Petticoats, very special at
Satin Juliette Petticoats
A small group of these desirable shots in white -
only, and all are in short skirt lengths. They come
either plain or embroidered Regularly sold for
s3. 95 . 7 _
$2.00 . .. “ '
aeoou~ d door.
'Ash‘isifiel‘s _
Covered‘style, with:
.7 wood box that fits ovér
barrel or ash call. itc-
gularly $2.00 3“
Ash Cans _ 4
m Gél‘gavatgdzédzdcs, With
5! I3-
inforccd 1c and bat-
1., SeiePrice
New“,
3e
_ Cohen Covers; 7
Were, 38, 00 and 39. 00
For SIM
Were 37. 00 For $6.00
Weizc 3 90 l-‘sr $1.75
"w striped 51 I
are, ip~covel‘-
in: finished with fringe
lug finished with
fringe, $1.25
Third door.
Clearance!
Sale of "Blouses
A varied assortlncng,
broken lots, unposs iblc
to avoid one or p053two
blouses of a kind be-
in left from a Susy
so, n‘g season.
Most of Chem are. ,
black.
$2. 95 and $3 95
Second floor.
" .
{Dress Skirts
5min lot, a that
\gerc._f_0rmcrly 12.50
To close out at '
$950
Kimonos
Serpentine Crepes
in an assortment of
collars.
$1.85
e
Trimmings, Laces?“
Odd lots. of Persian
Bands, ' Braids and
Spangled bands. Ven-
ise paand Novelty Laces
in. assortment.
Ali Greatly Reduced.
Ali-Oven, white or
$1.00 to $5.00
Chifion and Tunes,
odd shades, ~
$.00 a yr].
$.uainsoor 3;
center aisle.
Clothes Hampers“
Of fine wilimv,
square, round and ob- '
long styles in several
sizes.
Were $13.50
. For 3 and"
were. $12.00
We: 3 6.00
- ,’ For econ
.Were 3 3. so
Were3 4.00 .
f i; g: 5m closes daily at 6 o’clocE
‘5
Second floor. . —
Davenport in taupe velour,
rotamf
swear? J
wanna: figureddcnlm, g,
“ ad to
(mum ._....___.”"
- Special Sale Vogue Hats
For the south and to wear between seasons.
Radium Silks, lovely things embroidered with tin-
sclcd cord and threads.
Hats‘of Cire cloth, plain or combined with silk'.
Feille Silk and Tefiete with brilns or hands of Visk'a
straw.
Rows of hemp are stitched on taffeta and a Bow or
narrow ribbon ends are at the side.-
Siflriarichlyembrcideredwithraifiaand wool.
The new colors are prominent showing crushed
berry, sand, almond, coral, sweet pea and blue.
‘ $15.00
Second floor.
Specials in Living Room Furniture
The ebo Set Velour, 5'“ Pd“
reguvfarly 3395.00 3325.00
In Figured Brown
regularly 3300. 00 $250 00
This set has been constructed with the same
care and attention to details as your tailor gives in
making a suit of clothes. The lines are correct and
graceful, reflecting only high grade workmanship.
The Set is covered' in first quality plain velour.
The color is the new taupe, a shade used in exclusive
shops and which always combines with other fur-
nlshings. .
a For your conVeniencce we will sell these sets“ ill
Sale Price
81 65.00
5 85.00
. '3 75.00
$l 25.00
3 65.00
. odd pieces as follows if desired:
regularly 3185. 00.
Wing Our, taupe velour,
regularly 31 10.00
am tam velour,
legulariy 8100. 00
Demos-t. figured dean“,
regularly 350.00 x
3372-00
cell-my attentive assortment of living
lli'ymeeiewifli cover-h: of hcwtiful tapestries and
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