Beginnlng' ' ' Saturday Dec; 12th.
‘I‘his store Will be open every evening
until Christmas '.
The Arch Preser'Ver Store , 1
MILTON ELWGOD‘
122 Washiitgton St. .811; Norwalk
Boys and Girls
. AGES 2 T0 10 YEARS ‘4
131’: Address Your Letters to
SANTA CLAUS
% ANGEVINE ruNNn'una ‘co.
16 No. Main St ' So Norwalk
Automobile FREE to Boy in Girl
Who’ s Letter Santa Claus Opens
first.
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.1, pray and have faith. tho.
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Use for Hospitals
Faith . '
1' NI'J'W' YORK, Dee. ll.~~~”lf
may he turned to some other
and doctors will seek another pro~
For Christmas
Gifts ~ of Quality
’ DIAMONDS, '
WATCHES ’
RINGS
JEWELRY
G. W. Faircllild & Sons luc.
Jewelers and Silversmiths
. MAIN at. ARCADE, BRIDGRPORT
febsion. Prayer can heal all our ills,
of body or of spirit."
This is not the pronouncclnent of
any of the creme usually 31.291011191—
tcd with faith healing. lt is
Statement. ornthe ltev. Elliott Whit-1.
of that most conservative (,1: church-
es. the Episcopalian.
At. Grace Episcopal church. one
of the oldest in New York, lit-1'.
‘ White each work (omlucta (1 pr. :'11-
slcul or spiritual Rouble.
a hundred persons (,1 thel'
week at the church to may for r11-
IIEI’ from suffering. And their prur-
crs are al11~11ro.rc(l they declnre.
Sunk-o Simple.
The seralco is simple The group
gives an hour to .1. lesson illustrat-
ing the healing of the sick and
maimed by Christ, at; told in the
New Testament. and V to discussion
of thc’lcsson or to pt‘rfonnl exper-
iences with prnyrl'.
lot! (1 short time its given over to sl-
lcnt prayer.
, Then the. actual player selxite hm
gins. Nearly tour hundred names
are in the. “l'eluelllbrllnce book"
which lies on the allure-'nnilli‘s of
‘ persons who wish prayers said for
them. or who have anxious friends.
. Each evening adds many names to
the Ital.
Th appeals for prayer come from
all walks of life and from all sour-
ces.
Many come from friends (11‘ relu-
, .
case or accident. Some. from
non
nor owing. Others from those. who
have suffered finnncltlJ reverses.
The prayer groupv itself is made
NEW YORK CHURCH CLAIMING
SUCCESS WIT H FAITH HEALING
Emma: 11'111'1'1-2 ' _ ‘ _ ‘
Rev. White of. Grace Episcopal Church Sees No
we.
”Ohllllillki’
urn-
llltl.
(11' group for ill-1 memory flout pl1_\'-‘
Simply 11nd earnestly, more tllzlllf
(1 :1t'it1'
During this )‘lC‘lH‘
lives of 1151150113 suffering from uh»,
pm...
Who hare lost relatives and are.
If We Pray and Have
”m-
up of I‘vet'y typo. litany of them are
there for 1116 assistance they can
givp others. The remainder are seek-
ing assistance for themselves.
All iIthtl woman. scarcely able to
walk; 11 yollnlt girl with :1 withered
111:; on old man. whose eyesight is
'liJlllllg‘ illlll who is the. sole support
of his wife.
Sumo with complete faith. others
doubtful hut hoping forte miracul-
ous interposition of the power of
God, they all kneel nt tht 'nltar af-
ter the prayer service. to the "lay-
;119; eu'ol‘ hands" by Her. White.
Miracles Happen Today.
1 "there are doubters, always. who
lltli'l' 1111 explanation for everything
IMISMI on terms of the material. Why
should \1'11. have to explain things?
(loll still is on earth.
"Miracles happen today. just its
till-y llnppel'ml before. and I knew
that God hut: the. power to curo'our
tits. and will cure them if we pray
honestly and sincerely for his help.
lint 111: must ham i'1.lth"
(cntly. and tt-rl'iblv ininratl
former pnwlnyt'r, was called, and
asked by the. 1mm to pray for him.
She dill so. and also naked the {tray-
ll‘S of tho gloup and of the church.
Although doctors are said to have
llhllutlonell his case as hopeless. the
1111111 now is able to walk and soon
will colllplctoly recover.
A young woman had been suffer-
ing {01 years from p.1ln. One leg
was shelter than The otht'r. and she
won forced to use n c11nie.She plur-
11.11 earnestly. and l'tcell'ed the lay-
Ilig' on of hands. One day the drop-
ped her 0111111 at the altar and has
tut-.11 true from pain ever since.
l'sc of prayer to effect. cures was
lupprévell Ry the Triennial Conven-
lliou ol‘ the. I’lotcstnnt Episcopal
church at New Orleans this year.
...... ....-- .-
so say over 1.700. 000 Hoouer mm
‘As Christmas time dim; benching substantial, wboie
mean. how ill you 'ansvfer the span oflife will be not months”
question: at shall I give. but years.
-her?" NamflYiYOllWillml- “What is this gilt?" Mow
s1der,firat, berneed Cftbose It is a Hoover—the complete)
' things that will make her life homelcleming servant. , .
plcmrabte- , . ' ‘ will 1:11:1qu morning on
Won will want your gift to 'It by her avenue Chm-rd“:
. ease-hel- tasks andlpeedtiletn; tokeuqt'yourthouglltfulnw?
to give her hip y.wu- Come see us today. We will
helpyollsruwerthatquention.
:‘boun. You wil want it to
‘ 0-5140“th sun-n. taboo-poo
TOIithCO 1:191
99' 1926 To 912
sllllll. HERE
HARTFORD. Dec. 1 ~ (AP)
Certainty that tobacco growing will
be curtailed enormously in 1926 is
provided in the decision of tho fer-
tilizer dealers of the Connecticut
valley to refuse credit and sell their
product to tobacco growers 01111
for cash. This action will stop fully
three fourths of the. production of
the members of the 1Copnecticut
Valley Tobacco \ssoclatlon, Vice
President Levi 1‘. M. Hickey declar-
ed today.
Lending growers fl cclv admitted
that except i1; the case of the grow-
ers planting only shade grown to-
bacco. the‘ majority would be unable
to make ‘cash payments for fertil-
izer. Very few have supplies of 11-1-
tllizer on hand, it was said and
with quantities of the product 1)“!
little tobacco could be grown. .
The ruitrs of shade grown tohne-
co have been operating under a plan
no! increasinglyreduced acreage dur-
ting the post three years and this
pltrlit 111.11' bl limit of the industry t~
-saitl to he 11 plnsptlous state. at plo-
1st.11t.Tho (ill-ill demand would not.
‘ poamls have appeared and, R1 one
i . looting ("hliatmtm
Mother in New England who is col.
A man was stluclt in a truck rc- ‘
The Wolpnll telling: the story, his ,
CHRISIMAS FIlNI);
IMPOSTORS ARE]!
snout; N. E. .!
Salvation Army issuesl
. Warning ~,- One Ar- :
est Made in Haver-
ill——'$100 Collected
A flood of importers and takers in
the guise of Salvation Army officers
and workers has swept. New Eng-
land. .
in nimont ovely community in the
five New England States there im-
lllanner or another hme been col-
and charitable
fullds intended for “the Byvution
Army.
“caring uniforms slmilttr In (112- 1
sign and color to the unllorms or
the Salvationitlts. they either openly
(11' by suhtortulro, hdvo represented
themselves as members of the Sal-
union Army.
Each year at Christmas time the
residents or New England have gen-
erously respondEd to the animal 101'
t'lulds fer the unfortunatcs. ’
Unfortunately. however. many
churltnhly disposed persons give their
contributions to the llrst uniformed}
man that appears, not. taking the
trouble to inquire into the genuine-
m‘ss ol‘ the collector's representa-
ions,
The police. in many communities
are. driving these ilnpostors Out or
locking lhi‘lll up. At Iltwvrhlll.
Mass, on Thanksgiving ‘Day. a fake
Salvation Army captain and a woman
collected more than SIOU nt 11 foot-‘
ball game. before the State Police 111'.
rested-tho man as 1111 ilnpostor.
Thu-o are. many uniforms made
to represent lhc'gtll'h (if lllt‘. Shiva.
tionlst. lh.’l.t the public may ho mis-
led. but there is one means of ldenti.
ilclltlon the llnpostors have never
attempted to counterfeit.
livery Salvation Army officer and
looting t‘unds1for the Army curries
ll. small authorization (‘lil‘(l. This
mini is signed by Colonld William A.
McIntyre. bend of the. Salvation
Army ill New England.
The police authorities join with
the Salvation Army in ul'glnt: that
the putdie demand this identification
card bet'rue. matting charitable con-
trllilllltlnil.
If ono of those. lmpostors appeals
for funds and can not produce the
curd signed by Colonel McIntyre, the
police should lmlllctlintoly he noti-
llt‘ll.
He’s Hero
street tlmlu :sI-llotlsly and becausoof
their prosperous situation it is ex-i
cxlcnded.
A 'scrious loss is lliltllrlpllted hy
the fertilizer dealers ill the reduced
sales which will result from cash
only plungtdeclnrcs li‘rnnk ll. Whip-
ple. treasurer of Old and Whipple
of this city. who presided at the
llleetingmccting Tuesday of fertilizer
dealers which decided on the. plan.
Oltls nnd Whipple. he said ordi-
narily sell 25.000 tontf of fertilizer 11.
year. but anticipate that less than
5,000 tons would 11 soldunder the
proposed system. The same pcrcent-"
enced b yothcd dealers
Mr Whipplo' dccltchd that
dlnstic. action of the. fertilizer, in-
tercstq is accessory if the tobacco
industry is to s111'1".i1o The interests
of, the, growers and the fertilizer
dealers are mutual. he allitI.-III(I the
step we are. taking 'is to benefit
both. ..,
Study of the situation. he addec.
has determined that another years
supply added to that of three years
now on hand would bring less. bc-
cn1iso of glutted markets. than [What
the
peeled that the. usual credit will our
age of reduced sales will be cxpcri- ,
21. taxi tlriver ol' ’
was the out-
Mllton Allen,
Council Bluffs. 111.. ,
standing hero of a $2,000.000Jlre in1
the business district tilerc.‘ He went
into the burning Grand Hotel and
the ele1ntor after the three Iow- 1
4! floors were enrolped by flames
suing eight women ll'mn death. He
was then trapped on the eighth-
noor, and rescued by firemen. . ..
{wan'siro mum mums.
coughing all night" writes Mr. I... I1}. 1'
Davis. 85} 1'}. 46th St. Chicago. Ill.
“Tried" FOLEY'S HONEY AINDI
TAR and it is the host. remedy for
coughs 91' nd colds I ever took. 1.111-
troduced. FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR to. several 01‘ my friends and
they think“ it's the. best they ever
used.",I1‘0LEY'S HONEY AND TAR
lust naturally hits the spot and l
gives quick reliet from ectlghs.
colds mid hoarscness. Get a. bottle
from your neighborhood store to-
day. 1101' Sale. Stillson Powell Inc-
i
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—-“I could not. rest. because I
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‘relnuills to be disposed of now.
Adv.
i’.-NMM'NWM, Mrs. Florenqu.
Here one the three new woman amenities at the new bow They are. on to 11.1.1..an at...
him ONOIIIIM sis arm. soul. Elem of stamina-ml
[southward-enema» cast noun. It homers My aren‘t. a used as goose ammo... to tint-l,
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ooliiisll MUNSIEY lire-WEAR
10-12 SOUTH MAIN
SOIJ'I‘II NORWAIM
in EVERY, ANGLE GIFT TABLES
FLASH SMART NEW GIFT SUGGESTIONS
Beautiful holiday selections assembled for quick easy choosinu'. (lifts of
smut-these to fill every gift list requirement—for family ——fm tl lends—at
practically all prices. Gifts that are worthwhile .110 1101 9 ill abulltlancc.
Hand Bags
The newest creations
hand bags are here. Camera,
pouch and underarm styles.
$1.00 1‘” $5.50
Luncheon Sets
reul
Rich damask sets oi’
worth. 1 cloth and 4 nap-
kins.
$3.25
Silk Umbrellas“
In. the popular 16 rib style
of pure silk with amber tips
and beautiful handles.
very useful gift.
$5.50
Two floors filled with useful, dependable merchandise forgift giving 01'-
.~_\
Perfumery and
Toilet Waters
Hutlnuts pcri'llllles illltl toilet. :ll
waters ill-Ilclllltil'ul i‘llt'ist- S
lutls boxes in sets or single 11
pieces. 1
756 $3. 25
Hand Embroidered
Towels ‘
Real linen towels with tillilltyl
hand embroidered ends.
most useful gift
75c “‘ $1.59
Windbreakers
I1
youngsters like to wear. All
wool garments that. will give ll
long service. Sizes 6 to H. 3'
$3.95
Silk and Woolb S'curis
hearts ol sill: ilult lllt dainty
ltl line iilltl lllt' more sllll'tiy
(1 ot 11. ll wools for cold
'etllllcr wear.
$2.19 ”$3.50
Couch PilloWs
1 three. llltrnelive shapes
covered In silk or bl'oelltlevl
slltills with silil'l'ml t‘lltlx‘ 111'
tops.
Raincoats
In the, block pluitl style.» llltl'UQJ‘Wt'll l'illlit’OltlS oi’ pt't’n‘cll
worth
in shades of green.
ue‘, purple or red. Gullr-
1tcetl to keep out l'lliu.
$5.95
every-day use at really reasonable prices. Y 011 can save time and money at.
MUNSIE .S
a y i
0 Pure Standard 3 cans 25 C California
LARD CORN 1111351315
' . ATIALS‘ ‘
111-17.: 11132:: 3 1111'- 25c 21111-25c
II). So‘lt Shelled "l. Carmen \ssorted Ih. llox
Walnuts 39 Almonds 49 Chocolates 39c
b. Pin-c
Mixed Nuts .. .. 35c Brazil Nuts .... 25 Ilard Candy.
lb.
.25c
ATLAS Steel Cu't
COFFEE‘............51c lb.
Packed in Moisture Proof Containers
1
“cell-poked” 2/11
Fig‘Bars 2
' surmise-r
Ginger Wafers
" , .9 2 ”25¢
. .
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3. Fresh. pelted
1b.
Wheatsworth
ATLAS
PRINT BUTTER . . ‘. . . . 63c lb.
l‘lit'kl‘tl in four- separate quarter-pound prints
pkg.
Jelly Tarts 20c Crackers . . .. .. 15c
.
Butternut Waters
2 25c
Holland Rusk
”ilfic
1111mm..;................ canZOc
armors“
arms ruonss can 271:
..........%’scun 250
arms Tons-ions No.3 can 20c
emanation
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caustic
PARKFIELD Stringless Beans .
.PARKFIELD CORN .. . . . . . . . . . can 15c
PARKFIELD PEAS can 19c
PAR-KFIELD SUCOOTASH can 18c
PARKHELD BEETS
can 17c
can 17c
iii
1 ‘ Sandwich Spread
MotberRelub......3ar17c Chow May.........jar 29c
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