titties thins Each,
LOTS ”all 75.
PRICE $I, 250 each. Terms to suit. A
Geo Lockwood
wits. III: consultative.
’ls-
I 9.. IN“ mutt Which Ilse.
Ilsa. tropes-ed rsr tlie awaits-wus-
steps is Wynn: the ”-1-. .
Enter dsy, commemorating the resins
rectionof Christ, will be fittingly observed
Sunday. in the various churches of south
Norwalk and Norwalk. Smcisl music
All been prepared for the occasion. and
of the churches there will be an
elaborate display of flowers.
lent lonalk mull-Ill-
Ths Easter music prepared by
the choir of the South Norwalk Congre-
gations] church for the morning service
is as follow»:
‘ Masai D
omnVoluntary—Ssnctus. I1; 6 6“"
._ To'd "
Choir "Ohrlstthelnrdiel‘tlsen Iis ilson
onertoire-J "the Bells are Rinslns”
on do Water
Miss lauiss Aheudroth.
Anthem-"As it Born to Dawn“.. .C. Vincent
Mode-Priest's War March. "Athslie"
Mendelisohn
In the evening on Easter concert will
beheld, the musical part of which is
hungivm:
Organ Ohm ~Alln M rcia
V n" D.'Au urergne Barnard
Julian—“Awake! thou that steepest" Holden
School Chorus—“Easter Bells” ........ Sherwin
Solo and Chorus—”Palm Branches" .. J. anre
Solo by P. Dekens.
Primary Scholars—“last“ lot-hing" Sherwin
School (mom—“Sing of the Ages". . .Sherwin
Solo—“When shall the Voice"
Edith Ilsnniuu.
Choir—“He Is Risen
School—”Triumphsnt in Glory".
hounds—Gloria. Twelfth Muss.
.Ilnnks
Sherwin
. . . Mozart
South Norwalk Baptist
The Rev. Archibald Wheoton, pastor
of the Baptist church, will tnke ‘for the
theme of his sermon Sunday thinning
“Christ theFirst Fruits of the Dead"—
1. Cor. xv., 20. In the evening In- «ill
presch on "Consider the tiller—Luke
xii..m. The order of serviceis gin-Ii
below:
Prelude. Organ. ..Selrcted
0.Wouderful latter 3» ornlng .. .Drsn
Oldllundred. .. Frsnc
Hymn D ................. . ........ Clarke
‘Psslin.
Autism-“Christen Passover .....llillud
“and" Beading.
'Ollflm'l-‘MGNI ...,.............(luilmnut
into—”The Reconciles"... . ....Hhelley
Prayer.
0..-torts. Gerrlsh
Hymn 4B ........................... trinrdiui
names.
Anthem—"The Saviour hath Risen" Williams
Prefer.
than us ............................. Meson
Putluds.
mun Inna.
Fromm” “Selected
Wantkem~“Awake.lllad Sonia”
"0
11m 42 ........................... Randall
thatin.
dilorh .............................. llcrrtrh
'Olertory—Jmhetwllmm ., Burk
Solo—”Easter Song" ....Van de Water
Prayer.
Hymn49... . .. llandel
Sermon.
.Anthrm-—“Jubilate" ................. Iiiiimi
Prayer.
ly-uttl....... .
Pestludo W , .,
lath Iorwnll lethorllst.
The choir of the South Norwslk Meth-
odist church. composed of Mrs. Lillian
Mood Newkirk, Alias Alice tiller-
wood, H. 8. Hutch, Frank Nush and S.
8. Batch. moist, will render the ML
loving music at the morning service:
~“Awakel'f'houthstlllcwwt” Ilotrlsn
m» ”Now IsCIlIst Risen" . . Wurren
A.“ ”A! the “with?!" ....... finchmu
mum‘mbtfllu Ilprnkw" an“
The pastor. Ber. 11. E. Burnes. will
take t'tll' the topic of his sermon. "The
[m] b M Apia"——Luhy ssiv., Ill.
lit the eve-ix there will he s Hundsy
moi mm when the following lit-
thslns will be sung:
Wfllflhlushl Christ is Risenflltmprr
...llolden
noises-«mm is. taut“. ..wnm
Aether-dds M' ..l‘attr-i
hath-«"0 is; unto the lmo" tiers.
math Wiesel.
Atthnflmconmtkmll church
bfolflh‘wlllhithsmm
glifl‘» I :
Will“. .......... ..Itattste
Blasts.
hm‘ln . 1.11"!“
Nnr'chrfltkslnrdlslliuuanls
we... . . .. ..stiny
0W... ... ......Ianh
i“...
MW? tori-fishbo-
~rs-
:mru‘lr'w .... faith-k
m
director. The following music will be
rendered at the morning service:
Organ Prclsde—Olertolrs in 7. up. as.
No. l ........................... Batiste
Anthem—”Christ le Risen from the Dead"
flattens" Distilling-r
GlorIaPstrI" .... ... ... “w“ .... .. Roldan
HyleavlonrhsthBIssnth ..Wllllams
lesttral'f'ellsurntnlllat" Buck
O.ffei‘tiiiry—JVIoliustilltlrizan,...u . ..... Wagner
3010—” Resurrection"with1 violin obi
; a t s
Kymn- “the day of Resdrtection‘h... ..Nason
Easter Anthem—“Christ the Lord Is ltlsen
Today” ...................... Boernmer
Hymn—”Moles the Lord Is King". . . Darwell
Orton Postlude—Msrch Pontifical... Lemmflfll
Immio muss.
Prelude—.«Orgsn and Violin. l‘rlmnphisl
Much. Op. 3 ..Buck
Anthem—‘Bhrist our Puss'ov r": ..Millsrd
Gloria Patri .. .Buck
Hymn-“Christ the Lord is ltIsen ..Buck
Anthem—“fill the Font with Roses". .Warrrn
Offertory—Nelody in 1‘. Violin and
Organ ........................ Ruhenotein
Bohr-“Easter live" with violin ohIi'
............................ Gounod
actser
Anthem-“Brest: forth inIoJoy" ...... B»rnhy
Hymn—”Corona“ .n".. . llolden
l’ostlude—Hsllelujah Chorus. Organ and
Violin. .Hsndel
The theme of the Inorning sermon will
be‘ 'Some Gifts from the Risen Christ. ”
The evening address will be on “Cause
for Christian Gratitude.” -
8t. Pants Episcopal.
At St. Paul's church the followmg
selections will be rendered by the boy
choir at both the morning and evening
services:
Processionul—"Oh. the ilolden Glowing
Mornimz," In C tint . . . Le Jrune
"Christ our Passover Is SacrItIi-etl for Its"
. in 1-: list. . ...)Icrnington
"Te Doom Lsudnmns" lil F .. 0 B. D} Ites
“Benedktns” ‘Inll . .. .. .Buck
“Jeans ( hrist Is RIM n Elelly." In I) If. Carey
Anthony IIeisRiwn."iIIl-1tlnt.l€ A Chm:
"Kyrie Elelson" in G .......,...M<-ndet.-uohii
”Sumtm Corde" in [-1 .. .. .t'nmridge
"illuriu In Enemy." In ll .0ch Hunt
"Tber‘trlfelsu'er. the Battle llont.’ in
I . ................. l’clestrine
\nthem- 'I" am ”He that LIvetb." to B
fist .Y. Simper
Itccessionnl, "Jest“. Lites.“ ‘inC ll. J. Ununtlm
(Ir-co Episcopnl.
Professor N. K. Ferris, choirumster
and musical director of the Once church
surpliced choir of twenty—five voices, hm.
prepond the following Easter music:
Oran mink—Selects“.
l’ruusntonslflymnm .s-ntun
('hrlfi our E’s-over in 0.. ..... Sun‘s
Gloria Paris In F. . . .......... Tours
Tells-m in I). .. .. . .. . . It'll-Id
J.ihilste Den in I? ......... . ....tlilrirh
Hymn li0. .. [lamb
Kyrie. In ll. . . . . ll vunod
Gloria Tim in ll .. .. ...Hnilhthl
Hymn lot. . .. ..... .tiniintlett
Sermon.
Oflutory Anthem "Tin-y limo Trike-II
Away my Lord" . "Steiner,
II ‘lv Communion.
Nunctusin ('. ......... .quny
I ummunlon Hymn m ..llmlnu
tilolln in Ex: clots» 'Olil t.‘ liunt' '
Iteccvlonsl Hymn 50.. ,,,,,,, . Mrs-allot
Urgnii nubile-Selected,
"in min.
Organ Prelude Helix-ted.
i’rvwrieslimsl . , . , r’uIIIi-uit
tllnrin I’atvin In F ....... _ .Tnur.
MuttIIIfiI-wt In F. . . Tours
Num Ilirnitln In I" ............. . Tuun.
Anthem. taken from Isaiah LII 9. ill.
"lire-k forth Into Joy" in It . Burnt»
Ayxnn Itll ............ .Frmn I’slentrhui
Hermon. E
Odertnry Anthem in I) . . . . htslnrr
“reunions! llymn M) . . , Muslim
Selected.
Nurwhalll’ Vflapllst.
The Norwalk Baptist church will hold
regular services on Sunday. Rev. Mr
Reed, of ”Murillo, will preach.
Oran I’ustluile-
lit. lary'a
At the Illzlltl service Roster morning. :it
St. Mary‘s church. u mass mmpowl by
Thar. de la llsche will be sung. The
musical portion of the "sports will he by
”emulate.
lltlllll "ll [ML
It wt! be "bu-nod la Accordance with
I... (kvmin'l Praia-nun.
Tomorrow. (loud Friday, will “be
generally ohm-nod in Norwnlk In art-unl-
amp with the governor's pnwlsmstiim.
Vans Day flawless.
The iii-"Ion st Trinity church. tomor-
row. (hind Pridsy. will be: Morning
Prayer, litany and Holy Commm
atloifls. its: me; Prayer and ed-
ilmw st‘l'fl) p. iii. Thus will he a bay»
tismal service (or children. llstunlsy
alts-rm. heist Brett. at t,
Hervioss will he held at Grace church
at was o'clock tomorrow turning.
[5% reader”. LJ’mIs willotlclste.
'nloo Put Dayan-nicer will he held
llltlle dispel of the Norwalk (looms-
tlonsl church tomorrow evening at I!
o'clock.
Bight o'clock neat-ill he held at I'll.
Nary’sehurch WW min.
Thorswlll bsdirtesssnics with ser—
mhythmdul’sil‘s clients.
summons“! ll p. m. The public
Ire most mutt: invited.
Them-Ionian servicesfor Fast by
will beheld tomorrow morning at it
o'clock in the First I. E. church. ltev.
ll. 1. nurses will «Inductors meeting,
which witlhsooeofpralsesndpnyer.
Post one loin
The lsttsreswleis at the South Nor-
walk past one. will make use gran-l
“my and a collection tomorrow.
'I'twefleswtlletossst toms. furthers.
inside of the fly.
The Mail. pat sites will close at
to «dusk lit-W learning tor the
humerus any. The letter carriers
will “humanist: and m is
, ; f REAI. ESTATE AND lRSlIRANRE
No. 2 Main Street,
A IllSlc EllR EASTER DAT.
sow olaisrs sssunsrcno‘s
South Norwalk.
ANNALS OF THE TIMI.
uisiiss IIIZBB AND runes Is run
Ol'l'l wusosoueti.
. ' O
miml'sse sum of is. rim-iii
Hothodlat III-day School — Annual
mp, iWIMWW" Assotlatlou
The lecture-room of the Norwalk
Methodist church was the sane of s
social gathering last evdning. the pleu's-
nnt memories of which will long be re-
tsiued by superintendent, teachers sod
scholars. It wuss supper sud roll-call
for the members of the Sabbath school.
The exeicises were as follows:
singing by the School.
Hall roll. _
Rudlllfl...: .................... Hattie llalkiu
Recitation .................. Bessie‘Nlckerson
History of the school. ..ltev. u. I. Haulenbeek
floodlit. ....................... ..Ads Lincoln
Recitation... ., .. .Muter Decker
ts‘olo .. .. W Warren
Reading ........................... l’ercy Powell
Singing by the school.
Lung tables laden with good things
made by the ladies were arranged on
either side of the room. and after the ex
cruises refreshments were served with a
liberal hand.
Declined a lteappolstuseat.
ColoneI'Frost, of the Fourth regiment,
was in Stamford Tuesday night, says the
Advocate, and offered the which of
hospital steward of the regiment to John
K. lhwrenco. The colonel said it was
the earnest desire of the surgeon. its
well as of himself. that Air. Lawrence
should continue- to survi- in aposition
for which he was so III-ll titted. and
In which he had performed or
cellent service. Mr. Lawrence, while
appreciating the honor, felt mmpelled in
(lt’l‘lllll' n renpwiutim-nt. ‘ Mr. Lawrence
hit-v noted as hospital sill'wi'll’d on the
stat! of Colonel Watson and tlint‘of L'ol-
onel Skinner. He lllk‘i llt'ltl the pine»
for five years and Iii-fore his promotion
was for two years it member of Company
('. The newii of his retirement from th.
service will be n‘ceived with r. gret by all
the ntlici'rs of the north. .
\
, ‘* J
/
Several weeks egos gang of helium
were sent to Greenwich from near Wm!-
port. nml began working over But Poll
Ulioster. It was then thought that work
on the four tracking through that section
Wutilll ls- comment-ml itt "HIT.
Railroad News.
Sllltflllt's
w. n- e-n-vtml in that Vicinity fur the :t('-
cuuiinmlutiuii of ”I” workuwu, but III-
sti-znl ot‘ pro-medial; with tin-Work tin-
hiu'c been removed to
other section of the mud.
company prim-Mitt; lining in that neigh-
byrlmml remains a profound ouster).
3.03 the liri‘vtm‘iifli Xi'an-I. Nu property
Isis iii-«n Illll‘l‘llitfll’tl tint-t LII. and from
pfi'rw'lll uppiuuaui-i-s It will be some linu-
before any Ithtlt‘l'litl limo-gi- will he mudv
iii the t'uimilidntrd trucks in that VlL'lll‘
Itv.
“It‘ll an-
Thvrl» inn rumor in circulation that
NQ‘Vt'n'I' employees at the Stamford depot
an- iihout to he retired.
Ital Hut-hen Hnt "lure.
Tln- Iiiinunl met-ting rind Martino of
unions of tho lint Finishers" wa-iillon
nimhvld in .\flilll llnll hint owning.
shunt lllllllt'lllll‘fl being pursuit. The
following officers were elven-d: l'rvw'r
Ill-nit Michael F. U'ltiley‘. vim» Incident.
Frederick Arnold; m-remry. John W.
Swill): "“htilll'l‘l'. James lliy: ll'ttslmll,
John J. Tierney and A. Ii. Mr-
(‘stiwy The meeting then all-
jmirnml until nest Weilm-ivlsy evening.
tit Wliii'lt llnw dob-gun‘s to the national
ronwntion will be elected. Time or»
now till Mlmitttm the roll of the snot-Ia
tion. the largest number since It wits or
pulled.
f'nwtaiw ran-ea". New “one." to a l'tlglu
The new oyster rtiumrr built by Wil-
Iii-tn Taylor In this city for Herman
l‘sitsi: h, of Port Chester. made her trial
trip down the hsrbor lastly-pudenda
unlock yestldsy all-noun. lids!”
from the trip the m as nails few
to several spllss driven on “Indy of the
ml fists. The assigning tide this new
lug leftthe Motor ontheMwhidi
Imvorystoeplttltls'fllnt.nml she
tested over into the channel. filling with
ester when the tide rose. ‘l‘bestssm
was rsisrdshortly elm-rd earl Is now
in as good mndition . ever
1!. I e. A West lstlsnansteer.
There use now twenty four my,“
lions in (Mt. with surly Om
members. employing ststrso m
Weeds-many mm asst-bets
and physical dimmers. ills more».
tears line buildings rdusd at drool M.-
hoilrllng funds amounting to about”,-
too, with the prospect of several mm
bslkllmtwingmtsddsflsg the cost-
layout .
m'muohm
lady» Whyihdyaliwvsyuar dog's
hilestoll” [My—”WWW”!
dualism." Indy-«witch! Dlll that
will” bye-J‘Yfl'fl. ltesss we; all
outline new “Multilingual."
"win is thst W you; let—
What the ‘
‘ umsr hurls.
Psi-sini- class-s an old and WM
we.» of sup-ta annals.
James A. Wheeler died of paralysis at
his house onconoordstrsst last night.
widely known sud respected. Eels sini-
Alfred. Mr. Wheeler’s mother isstill
living at the age of UT. sltbough she B
in very feeble health. Howls SW
of Bdwsrd M. Wheeler. of EsstNorwsIk;
Mrs. Enoch Wood and Airs. R. If. Hoyt.
of South Norwalk. and In. Smith Keel-
er. of New York. The funeral will he
held at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon at
31 West street.
ClarenceB Henry, who died of con-
sumption in New Berne, N. (7., Tuesdsy
night, m28yearsofage. Hewsshoru
in Troy, N, Y., sud received a college
education. He came to Norwalk six
yearssgolsst Decliniber front Yonkers.
N.Y., and accepted employment with
the Norwnlk and South Norwalk Blec-'
tric Light company. Failing heslth
caused him do resign, end after recupern-
ting for several months he accepted a
cl: rkship in the Norwnlk Baotou store
and subsequently worked for Scofield a
Iloyt. His health agsin failing, in the
spring of lino he returned to New
Item. N. 0., remaining there three
months. He returned feeling better but
with n shattered system. lie accepted
cigar dealer: and tried to keep up.hut the
winterwas too severe for him sad in
March, acting upon the adricsof friends.
he again went south. never to return
After his arrival at New Bertie he at
once took to his bed and lingered but
four weeks. Although it stronger in a
strange city. kind friends watched over
him nod when he died a comforting mes-
sage wns sent home to his wife and little
not. Mr. Henry married Miss Kate
tlrnmiiu in 18%? and had been the
father at three children. The first dial
in infancy: the mind, Reed, is now lir-
tug at the age of time; the third. Ralph.
dinlon limit 25. just after his father
Mt for the smith. aged six months. ’l'h
remains of Mr. Henry will probably be
buried in the south 0 that was hisdesim
The bereaved widow hits the hesrtfelt
sy Inmtliy of the entire community.
[DOWN ALOMl SllllRlI.
l'flv‘ Knob "nth; I: In!) linking Prep-r.-
II a» for the Col-ring res-m.
The Knob Uuting l'Iub'Ia limiting vx
tensile Im-mrntious for the (‘tillltng
music. At srv-ci-nt aiming of the club
II. E Potter. Thomas Benedict. Jr., and
Alfrrd I-I. Chums: Were sppoinn-d a
mmmittee to have the club's quarto-rs
placed in proper condition for the sour-
mm. A scow 27340 feet will be purv
«based and smlmred on the cost point
nf the Knob. It will from on the north
and thus makes breakwater." A himse-
‘32140 feet will be built on the sum to
afford ML‘OmmtXlIllonrl for thirty cerium
The hunt lmuse Will he WOW with
llll' main land by abridge. A carriage
shod Ill!) feet long. capable of itrmmmi»
during twolvr turnouts. will be built
near the show front. The building» wit.
prulmhly Incommemml out work.
Puts About ILnator ltntss.
The earliest and Intuit dam upon
which I'lssto-rcsu fullare Mari-b “2': and
Aprilz'i. In Ifilfi Buster fell itpnn the
Iatmt dntr. which lied not occurred be-
lon- in tle- nineteenth century and will
not «anr again until 1943 The last
time Easter fell upon its earliest date» the
2’“ of Shrub. was in "Miami this will
not happen ogsln In "In century nor In
the nest. .Un turning hock to
previous omtunrs we ttnd that
such It date an April 25 for Beater Huudsy
bits (Incurred enm- every I00 yours with
our l'll‘l'ptltm. that 9 in IT“. I”.
If‘rlfl. Hill, tall TIM. ”Maud BIO. The
mill-mt dsto for Putt-r occurred in tlst.
me. use and ms. ms. tau. iiw. ion
MM. Thistliss the W ers-
Isu ls sswsflswrtawtailssl this leer-
t-IIL h“. h;u‘l£,lhlsl who
would tlke to know spsa list des-
rainfall-1w the "Insist-g years of
this century, weighs the following: i”.
April ”:1“. Aprllfitlut. lush $5;
is; use. April to; isss. April 1; lens,
April I3.
intractanpmtsar.
For two winters in seconds- there
hubnnaMIoekletI-IW—
mWelIrspwtsseetrssssstsd.»
bills pained. so tirade.
Withtltwmniliiios eosf theta-
eeaitives you sgu,(lor.llstkslsy pi!
i
ht
employment with James Sutherland, the m
..
ni-embolism!MmmmmmymmioWMmmwmmunomem-ummmom
Thestowwfllheopsuuullllopm'l'hursdefiwu. Olea'edslldsyl'ridsy. _ .
Rorwalj.
DEATH II”w AWFUL HIRI.
Seven Men Killed by Powder Y
Near Scranton, Pa. , ‘
sped Olyesrswwllehad hssuaresident ,;
of Militias-lime! yell-ind F“ m lltlillm Lid. WBABLYW
i Mi...
vireo hyawifssudtwosonsv—PhlliPM alas” nds‘em “410* rue em
Were, Illm Your lowered Yards‘by
3h Inns; of the lsflnlm‘l’llflllb‘
Itory 'I'eld by (Ins sfthe lsrvlvors.
Bounds, Pt, April Ratio glaring
nmoftheloesiel’owdereompsny,outhc
ntsktrtseflouchvsmilessoutkof this
sity.wssblownupbyssaplosionjust he-
forsllan. fiemmenwmhurledtoiu-
and four othasshsdty injuredtwomcstally. '
Thskillsdsre;
Davidl’srry “twenty-chum
lures w Tun’va
“Tucker,“ twenty-one.single.
Allen Behrusle, agedthirtyJeavesawife
Iltlfourehildm
mmwmy,dngls.
JohnGlhbonqspdthirty-thsesuiugls.
strd Vsnderburgh, and thirty-five.
Thtwotuortallylujuredarsflsorpv Ellis
qusvidBillingxon. JohnGrserihadfeet
sud lop based and Willisin Green was
hrtmmiioulderandhishack. /
Elm-Fm lull!“ ‘.l'l.
Tbbodiequmptiugthstoffleese.wm
folndwithinthsindessd’ “ yardof thepow-
dsrwaks The hedyofltesss was found
a yank away. 80th:" remained but
' hefpowderu-
there. Pot-ea wants-Cori»
mammalian" blownout
,ons of the minute
Octal-gum], pres the followingsteryof
Iszesprrieuee
“‘stsstworkatthsprsss with Aaron
Coothaugh. Wehesrdthe repurifmthe
ngmillsnd we ranont. Thenthe
nillblew up We dashed wildly
hto the woods. expecting that the pres
wouldgunext. Mwe mwtieorgefllis
allon fire He was running around and
whahenwraekeshouted;
“‘ste. pull ofinydothu. uh, hurry
audielpme.’ I ran up to him andinan
instant my clothes were all ablaze too.
Mm my pow“ cloths-L Whether
thumb by my placing my“
milborwhethsrtkeburn‘inggrsssdidit
lunnottsll ltriedtotearmychrthesoff
ud‘fiwhsthsfire-hudasluosld.
Issac-Island Inn.
“’l'hertWIlliauI Weir. who was washing
inthewash shanty.miuerunsing out with
two coats that had been soaking in the
trough. Ila-Did, Lie dowu,qnicli. Dave'
ldtdsonud he threw the wet (tinted!!!
he. Thiputtheltreoutsnd lwsssaved: .
Weirandlkmlhnughnlsosucceeded iu‘kflp
ll. Elli. but he won badly burned."
Thelnllesoftbemrmsottheesplomo n
wereahornhlestghL
Thohnudselaomcstul the legs of other!
hadhseuhurusdofi’. m hand Iaybeside
tkebodydmfichmslesmlitisslpposed
thatlt wash. In otllrrrmth mhflnfl
hubsmttlduotbefound. thuverolthe
Wot thorium mold lflouuil were
ushered leather and placed in rough
weenie-board The mill tnwhirhtheflrst
suite-tin occurred contained em kegs ct
powder. Theknmtothecouipany will not
sseeedltofin
BORROWE LOOKS CAREWORN
Ion-Idle in low “Dentist.
New tort.
Livannm. April ts.-—llallett .55an
rows and h: Mighty would be second,
Kerry Vase ltlhwuk, kn" smved on the
City of Pam. rm' tool the midnight
train for Lindon, when (whorl ()eh‘tltrse
and Ir. Foxareswaitiugthrm.
Ir. lllbsak w- cheerful. apparently.
but Ir. Borrowo had a mowers and
hunted um lie declsrsd that he
hadhernhwudedto dull; is New York.
aaihshdshs W of a inaawhs
hdlostfrteabaudwsstios
Thins-gene's“!- steamship-ya“
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,, as Washington Street.
We have closed out a small lot of size 32 and 34 Ladies’ Bed-
ford Cord Jackets in Tans. They are very nobby and stylish,
and above all the price is way down, namely $7.98, which is fully
33 under price.
One lot Ladies’ Navy Blue Serge Jackets Sell at sight for
$5 00 Our Easter price .3. 49.
tion especially to the above, pd
Full line of all shades of Foster's Kid Gloves. '
they are extra good bargains.
so doz. Gents’ Clouded Angola sum and Drawers. om at
them before buying your summer underwear. Price 45c.
13, 000 yds Zephrine Cloth or Printed Gingham, full 3:} inches
wide just the thing for ladies' waists or light summer dresses
Price ‘Jc per yd.
All shades, qualities and prices in Chiffon Lace.
effects. By closing out the lot we are able to offer them at the
very low price of 7M: yd.
Mothers
Have you looked over our line of Children's and Bnbioe' ('aps and
Lawn Hats. We have got them from IW’ up. and it will pay you
to examine them.
- Gentlemen
We lwve got just 75 dot. Mixed Hose, 3 shades. W.- ot'l'er them
at 125:: per pair, or 3 pair for 55c, They will, we guarantee. bent
anything over offered in town for that price. Take our advice
and look at them.
During next week we shall give with every pair of Love l 'ur-
tains sold pole. fixtures, pin. in fact everything except hang them
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83 Washington Street.
Mus. SMITH.
Easter commemoration
This Season are as follower:
KID GLOVES.
We have always been headquarters and are at the present
time ready to supply the trade with the best grades of Kid Gloves
to he beget prices as follows:
Allsiscs. styles and shades at 81.00. 81.2.5 vim, st in and
3m pcrpoir.
HOSIERY.
We would respectfully call your attention to our extensive
pascal displaying. The largest and grandest assortment ever
shown in this city. in oil the latest importation of qualities and
extract/trim summed '
CORSETS.
This season wears displaying s most complete assortment
and it iswitti pleasure we coll your attention to the following:
A full line of Patent Moulded Corsets. All the popular grades of
the celebrated P. D. Corsets, Warner’s Corsliiie, Health and Ab-
dominal, Thornpson Glove Fitting, French Woven, etc... etc,
JACKETS.
Extraordinary Bargains In all the leading styles of Spring
Jackets, Capes. Roofers and Maui's.
Dress Goods.
Womwysdflngnewstylsstemahssdycomplsk stock
.- follows: Bedford m mun, le' no. Btripes,
mmmmmmp all the newest springtime.
Special Announcement.
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We have lots of other styles, etc., but'would call your attcn- \
l. II. BECKER,
L500 yds Chnlous Tissue, 2‘.’ inches wide, in fancy figured ’
lineof Lollies’, Gents' and Children’s "celery, which we urc m m
wait
”thaw Wfortheruotiee. our store
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. B F. Stevens,
44 Sflll'fll HAITI STREET
Music Hall Block. . .
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In Hard and Soft Wood,
All Sizes,
AT LOW PRICES.
The only place in the city where
clover farm cream litter
15 SOLD.
fit" We
79 Washington Street,
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Will PAPERS,
Paints, Ilils, Glass, etc.
Combined Chair and S
der reduced from 82.00 to $115.
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RECRRATIIG.
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