‘ MITHODIBT.
‘ t ,Muthodist Episcopal Church,
W. W: 'i‘. Duncan, pastor—4:30
. . . : cilia meeting; 10:80 a. m., aer-
uon ‘The Purpose bf the Scriptures";
., Sunday school and Men's Bi-
iam, 0:80 p. m., Young People‘s
,n'i tins; 7:30 p, m., anmversary ex—
.flmiiila. Special music for the day
lll‘inci do: Prelude, "Andante Coin~
e." alkin; anthem "Festival ’i‘e
um," Buck: 5010, at Will Extol
he.” Cantu, Mailirst: postiude. “0r-
" horiq. of Norman," Cantu. Evening;
re ‘e, “Bereause,” Schumann; an~
'Jtlbilate in E flat," Chadwick;
inhthein, "Crossing the Bar.” Macy;
loin. “Joan Miseroro,“ Nevin, Mrs.
with; poetiude, "Grand Chorus,"
.Mmizrc, ,
Norwallt Methodist Episcopal
Church—Morning: Prelude, Morning
»Gi‘eetlhg, Greig; offertory solo, 0 Di-
‘vine Redeemed, Gounod, Mr. Ambler;
. postiude, Finale, Holllns. Evening:
This being the EpWOrth League anni-
versary, the chorus will be present and
render music appropriate to the occas-
, ion. Prelude, I Waited tor the Lord,
. Mendelssohn; offertory. duet, Bow
Down Thine Ear. Ambrose, Mnand
Mrs. Ambler; postlnde, Overture, Ash~
mall. Op. 167.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. Id. Cunningham, pastor
”Morning prayer, 10 a. m.; morning.
, service, sermon by pastor, 10:30 a.
‘m.; Sunday school, 12 m.; Epworth
League, Mrs. Edward Simone loader;
‘topic, How Have We Buiided During
‘ This League Year? 6:30 p. m.; oven»
ins service, 7:30 p, m. Anniversary
of Epworth League. Special music.
Address by pastor.
A. M. E. Church, Knight street, Rev.
‘ J. D. Nichols, pastor—mil, preaching by
. the pastor, text, Matt. 25, 4, But. the
wise took oil in their vessels with
their lamps. 12. Sunday school; 7.
Christian Endeavor, address by the
pastor; 8, sacred concert. Monday
evening, Official Board meeting at. the
church. Tuesday evening, class meet»
ing. Thursday evening, the Steward
eases, the Helping Hand and the Bach-
elor Maid Societies will meet at the
parsonage.
CONGREGATIONAL
South Norwnlk Congregational, cor.
nor West avenue and West stroct, Rev.
Lewin Frank Bucll, i).l').. pastoi'~—10:3i;
8.. m., Organ proludc; quartet, rl‘hc.
Good Shepherd. Nevin; oi’fortory solo.
Mr. Benedict; organ pestludo; scrmon
topic, The Real Mission of the Church.
12 m., Bible school. The idle oi
Christ. Friends and Encmics oi
Jesus. An Eternal Sin. Men‘s Chris
tian inquiry Club.
Ewart Gladstonc."
Taylor. Jennings Club. Subject.
“Mental Medicine." Speaker, Ilr.
George S. Kendall, Lamont Club.
Address by Frank I). Layton. Subject,
"Cnrlylo's Essay on Work." Ariston
Club for Young Ladies. header, Mrs.
h F. Buell, general subject, The bite
of Christ. 4:30 p. m., vospor service
organ prelude; quartet, Jesus. Saviour
of My Soul, Schucckcr; offcrtory solo,
Miss Hepson: address, Play and lion
to Enjoy It; quartet, Now the Day is
Over, Marks; organ postinde.
First Congnlgationul Church, Nor-
walk, George D. Egbert, paistor~~Morn
ing service at 10:30. i'rcaching by
the pastor. Sunday school at 12:10;
evening service at 7:30. The first In
the supplementary series of talks on
”Old England." “Oxford and its Uni.
vcrsity." K. I). monthly meeting.
'Wodnesday at 3:30. Intcrcsting pro-
gram. Y. P. S., Thursday cvcning at
7:30. Church prayer service Thurs-
day at 8. Subject, A llumllc of Old
batters. Music tomorrow morning.
Prelude, Adagio in i“ sharp, Haydn;
The Lord My l’nsturo Shall Prepare,
Allen; Cantata in (l, Buck; soprano
solo, Saviour. Like a Shophcrd Lead
Us. Bowman; postludc. Finale of Fan-
tasia in C minor, llorcnu. Evening,
Prelude. Canon In 8 minor. Schumann:
Torry With Me, 0 My Saviour,
Schneckcr; bass solo, Allah. Gibson;
postludc Prelude, Book 2, No. 8, iiuch.
Subject, ‘Wilililln
'imadcr, Joseph It.
I
BAPTIST
South Norwulk Baptist Church. Rev.
H. B. Carpenter, pustoinunduy will
be known an May Day, with decorw
tlons of apple blossoms. 0:45. prayi-r
meetinz; 10:30 a. m., regular sci-vice;
printer will prouch: topic of sermon.
"The Bong of a Trusting Heart”; 12
111.. Bible school; -i p. m., Junior C.
E; 6:80 p. m.. Young People's moot-
ina; 7:80 p. in. regular evening ner-
vlco, topic of cartoon, "Life‘s 'i‘rliiea."
the first of n armies of owning talks
for May and June. Mimic for the morn-
lnu: Anthem. .iubilutu. . Srhlwrkol".
Ottertory, 1 Will l‘lxtol 'l‘hcc. It‘rcy.
Evening: Anthem, i’c 'l‘iuu, Stand in
the House of thc Lord. t-lpiuiicy: oi"-
fertcry. Sun or My Soul. Holden.
First. Baptist tlhtlrch, Norwulk. new.
Talmuo Van lhircn, pautorwl’ruycr
meeting at to u. m.; ucrznon lit liiiliii
a. m.; immediately following tho nor—
mou the rite oi baptism will lll' ad-
“ministered: Sunday school at I2 m.;
B, Y.,P. ll, meeting at 0:30 p. m.;
mm at 7:30 p. in. Prayer «orvlco
"thme at 7:30 p.‘ in. floats free.
A cordial wuinomc to all who attend
es»- mvicou. .
Grim nuptial Church. corner Butler
and Quincy streets, I) B. Thomas».
' f tor-11 a. m.. preaching service: 3
.11., Sunday school; i p. m., prayer
m 4min meeting conducted by the
,mmnmdont. 7 p. m.. the Christian
,or meeting: cabinet. Spirit-
Mi‘flhflltianb. Act» I: M; 41-47;
union. Rev. R. M. Johnson.
ton. N. .I.. will preach; nub.
a Man, Mr. Johnston has
, li‘l cervical! all this week and
310 *lihx’ihiii church next week.
elegant. «
lipinoopol church, itcv.
,, . Humphries, rectorws n. m.,
wmunion; 10.th a. to. mom-
; yer and united; I2 m.. lion.
in. to. confirmation by Blah».
star. There will be no error
'ii Church. Rev. Wemyeti
1rd, Sunday otter
doll. in... Handwritten:
m., liofiiill; prayer and corn
in, mm
In ”bf Wmliboitk
. “amt tgv nitrous magnum.
Metabolic 1, climate. , .
liberal and aim
. » “cam saucer
7:30 p. an, erroneous “daemon. j
day evening. meeting new. Club.
Tuesday evening. (lirle' ‘Ii‘riendiy, in
Town Hall. Wednesday evening.
shortened evenson‘g at 7:45, with new
threads on prayer book. Friday ail-l
tornoon, Ludics’ Guild at 2:30; litanyl
and meditation at 4 p. in. Saturday
morning, industrial at 10o, in,
Grace Church, nonhuman Boutoni
Werner, motorb— ird" Sunday after
Easter, first celebration of the Holy
‘ Gonzmunlon at 8 o‘clock; second or. .-
bration of the Holy Communion, conic—
mntlon and sermon at 10:30; Sunday
school at; 12:30; evening prayer and
sermon at 7:30.
ADVENT CHRIBTlAN ‘
Advent Christian Church, Van Zandt
street, East NorwalkwMornlng scr—
vlce at 10:30; Sunday school at 12 m.;
Loyal Workers' meeting at 6:15; song
service at 7:16; evening service at
1:30. Seciai service, Thursday cven~
ing.
MISSIONS.
South Norwalk Missionvncgnlnr
service tomorrow atternoon at 3:15
o'clock. E. E. Galohof Greenwich,
will take charge of the singing.
Strangers are also expected to assist
in the service. Come and enjoy this
service. Bring your friends. Every-
body welcome.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St. Peter’s German Lutheran Mls-I
sion Chapel, North Main street, ltov.
Karl Kretzmann, pastor-—Scrviccs
with preaching every Sunday. 7:80 p.
mm. The pastor will preach tomor-
row on The Christians as Strangers
and Pilgrims.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society.
Norwalkwiu'gniar Sunday service at
the Reading Room. Masonic building,
subject, Sunday, May 14th. “Soul and
Body." Testimony meeting, Wednes-
day, ti 1). In. To both services tho
public is cordially invitcd. Reading
room open to the public each week day
from 2 to B p. m.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncall-
ed for at the following post-onions for
the current wcclt:
' South Norwalk—-Capt. R, S. Bradley,
.lnmcs ilurns. Miss Edvth M. ilusbv,
Anna M. Byxbec, P. Cahiil. lloward
Fitch, George La Farr, Muxmilian
Land, Mrs. Aim O'Hara,
E. E. CROWN. P. M.
Not'waikmlicrr 1.. M. llornstroin.
Miss Mary ()lmstcnd (17 Orchard
street), Mrs. Martin, Dr. Henry I‘.
Moseley, M. Arcangolo Mazzeo (Wes-
ton). J. '1‘, Williams.
ii. S. KEITH, l’, M.
LINEMAN DUTCHER INJURED.
Furniture Fell on Him, Spraining Hi3
Ankle and Knocking Him Out.
Samuel Dutchcr, a lineman for the
Southern New England 'i‘cicphonc
Company, was quite badly injurcd
Thursday evening. er. Dutchcr Is
moving up from Stamford with his
tamily. While taking some of his ci-
fccts up the stairs to tho apnrtmcnts
ovcr the store of John W. Studwoll in
North Main shoot, the oilccis t‘lllllt!
down on top of him. llc spruinod out»
ankle and struck on his hood so hard
that he was knocked out for a limo.
HOUSE PARTY AT HOYT'S lSLAND
llnrvcy (lilinorc has conic up from
New York. and he and a pnriy of his;
young gcntlcmcn iricnds arc having a
house party at the Gilmore sunimci
homo on lioyt's island. The party is
in the nature or a boat-ovorlmultni!
bcc. for the five young men intcnd
0 put in a low days painting and put
ting in commission the sail bouts of
Mr. .(lllmorc and FTI‘L‘lilall Light. Tho
house party consists of Harvey (lil-
morc. Freeman Light. Addison Austin,
Matthew Corbett, .lr., and Raymond Go
rard.
WASHIN l'l‘t‘)N. May l3.--~Wiiltcr F.
Mntthcws, of Portland, United States
marshal for the District of Oregon.
has bccn rcmovcd by ordcr of the
prcsidoui, it is understood that this
action was taken at the instance of tho
aovcrnmout‘s attorney in Oregon, who,
it is said bciicvcd that Mr. Ilinttlicu's
was not stlmcionlly in harmony with
the prosecution of land fraud (‘IINt‘N
now bclug conducted in that state.
M
ORDERLY SHOT COMMANDING 0F-
FIBER
ST. I’IB'I‘ERSBIJRU., May lIl.~-~Vicc-
Admiral Nazitot‘f was shot and killcd
by up ordcrly in hip room today. The
crlmc is uttrlbutcd to the donor of thc
murdorcr at his dismissal irom his du-
this as orderly and being ordered to
procccd to tho lroni.,
“'l‘hc iruhlc is the thing that dc-
uiroys. It in a Mono of ruiuvrr-u iiumo
or war. A lit-aid of may, a scourge."
erirtor lingo.
I
i
Dr. Kenmore 0w» Wot-dc Used in Upon-
lax of his Intent. Munoinoulfow and
”Why fol-curd linivent (lam Rumina-
Ilium. Iliood and I: tinny Ilium».
Dr. David Kennedy said: ” Gal-cunt
Solvent. is tho outcomu of my long expo-
rIcnc/o as a physician and duration, and!
cmnldnr thin discovery in the crowning
mililoveniunt of my life. It, will not dis.
appoint.”
The greatest. work of thin new modicliw
initial. it martinis the formation of atom
and row; in the kidneys and Mulder th
diva; ring tint uric acid and phoophato
sediments than purifying the blond Int! naive
muting nli thou tirin avid conditions of a
channel: which are mphnnibin for the for.-
n‘uiiionofnriu acid or out ptnooni and
rheumatism. Osbourn ivent 01th ‘Fall
it healthy much to the vrr
«out! ’ '., ' .
‘ ' Y
. N. 12, now offlilvm Pm. we“
to hit! old friend. Dalilnvid Ken-
nedy: "Your new medicine, Uni-curb Bel.
mu. Iaimmenm. It cared mo of liver and
kidney tron bio and rheumatiao‘gm it lot. of
weary denim with tiiiugcthat an good."
Write to t is Ont-mun tic. . Kennedy how,
Butter . never varies
Quality and can always
be depended upon.
'i‘hat , Gold Medal
Creamery Butter in air-
? tight. odor-proof packages
l ~with all its enchanting
flavor, costs no more than
ordinary tub butter?
Think of what ,_ that
means.
It means that at no ad-
ditional expense your but-
ter. packed at the cream-
ery. is never touched.
nor exposed to the air
until. it is put on your
table.
It may be kept in the
ice box with onions. cu-
cumbers or anything else
and is never tainted or
affected in the least.
it never tastes woody as
tub butter so often does.
Much of the ordinary
print butter comes first
in tubs and gonsequently
lacks the very qualities
that make print butter
preferable.
Gold Medal Creamery
Butter is made of pure
pasteurized cream from
cows pastured in grassy
meadows.
Fresh. pure. wholesome
butter. possessing a sweet.
rich. delicate flavor which
is entirely preserved by
packing in air-tight. odor-
prooi packages. lined in-
side and sealed outside.
Gold Medal Creamery
Butter received the highest
award at the St. Louis
Exposition.
it costs no more than
ordinary butter and is
therefore cheaper in the
end. because it always
keeps sweet. fresh. and un-
tainted. until every moi-sol
is eaten.
Gold Medal Creamery
in
Ask your dealer for it.
DILLON e oooomss
New Haven. an? flartiord.
Conn-
HARTFORD wms FROM ERIDGI-
, ‘, Poor. .
New Haven Wild Over Second Victory
With the Norwich Team.
HARTFORD. May 18.-—Tho score in
yesterday's game should have stood 1
to 0 in favor of the locals, but Bridge
port's errors proved costly, and it
«stood 4 to 2 at the and ot the same.
Cornea pltchod for Bridgeport. Score
by innings:
R. H. E.
0,012x~—4 ill
boron-war a
New Haven. 3; Norwich. 5.
NEW HAVEN, May lil.-—New Haven
had little trouble in beating Norwich
yesterday. the score being 8 to t3.
Mose tickling on the part of tho visi-
ltors was responsible for nearly all of
New iiavenln runs. i-lannilin was put
.out or the game in the fourth inning
inning for disputing, a decision and‘la‘t
or was put out of the grounds. The
batting of McLean and Crolliue was
.010 icaturc. Score:
l , , R. 11. 10.
Norwich . 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1-5 13 6
>N.iinvcn 010183001944 7 1
Hartford 0 1 0 0
Bridgeport 0 0 0 1
Springfield, 8; New London, 2.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass,. May )3.»—
Now lundon's niisplays figured heavily
in ycstcrday’s game. Catcher Paolo
was Worth and McLaughlin's good pitch-
iiag conincd for little. A running
:cnlch by Rising was the feature. The
ihomo team ran bases without opposi~
.tlon. Score: _
Springfield 0 2 5 0 0 l 0 0 O~—8 10 2
N. London 2 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0——2 8 8
At Mcridcit~—-Mcridcn-i-ioi‘yoke game
postponed; wot grounds.
American League.
At. Clcvclandm—Clcveland, 5; Wash-
ington. vi. ‘
At Chicago«Clilcdgo.
York, 7. _
At St. llllllfi-Sl. Louis, 4; Philadel-
phia, 1.
At. lletrolt~llclroit, 8; Boston, 1.
3; New
National League.
Al. BostonM-Chicngo, b;
(it lnningsl.
A t l’liiladcl phia~i ’it t sburg. 6:
Pilliilt‘lt‘illillll, 4.
Boston, 4.
At. Brooklyn——Brooklyn, 2; Cincin-
,naii, 1.
At. New YorkWi'i‘uv York, 0 St.
Louis, 0.
Eastern League.
AI .lcrsoy City~-—i’r0vidcncc, ll; .lor-
i-li')’ (lily. Ii.
At Tomboy—Toronto, ti; Bunnie, b.
New England League.
At I’lont'oril~—i4)\voii. 1i; Concord, 2.
At Nashnuwltinnchostcr, ’i‘; Nashua,
, ......._
Other Games.
At iiauovor, N. H.~—Durtmouth..,9;
' lmhigii, is.
At Burlington. Vim—«University of
Vcrmnnt, l; Syracnso, 0.
At Exclcr. N. ii.~Yalc li‘rcshmcn,
Est-tor, 5.
At Mcdiord. hi:i:z::.»~’l‘iiiits, ii; lint
‘i't‘rsilj' of itociit‘sinr, 4.
‘0;
Connecticut League Standing.
Won. host. l‘.t‘..
Springfield. ll ‘ .840
lil‘itlll'tiptil‘i. 7 5 .i’ilili
Now lmidoli. 7 h .583
iiolyokc, 7 5 .583
Hart lord, 7 IS .538
Morldcu. Ii it .000
Norwich. 2 ii .182
Now iinvcn, 2 li .lfli
.W ..... .0 .........._..
Standing in National League.
Won. Lost. l".(‘..
Standing in American League.
Won. bout. RC.
ANOTHER ARCTiC EXPEDI-
pivxmo'roiv. Mada.
tlouuio acoldpni wan made known by
the ilmilnn early today in the Concord ‘
River between Wont Iledforti and the
Cnrliulo Bridge of the bodies of Will-
ard Greene, superintendent oi the Lett-
Inuton and iionton Street Railway, and
Herbert M. Reed, clerk in a periodical
more in Mainland.
filllltlfl In a canoe yesterday afternoon
Ind about sunsetithnir canoe wu soon
heating bottom upward by the proprio-
ion or a boat house at what Bodford.
A searching part at once was cunnin-
Iy the bodies of the
two manure bailout, up from the
bottom by grappling irons and taken
to their timeshare. ,ilir. Greene mg
no your: old and team a widow. Reed,
was 25 yam oldand was not married.
ed and early
min. May ilk»
drummer. nt 1 , . ,,
was chat and Ill «the i
hit residence at unduly
hisretdrn from the theatre. wan buried
today with greotpomp In the bronchus
at a large concourse u! people, lnnlud»
0.1!!!! military. authorities
on mortality wreatiui
in; the utv
P, then
, 7 «none With the
L m a“: h .1...fl““” {‘ “‘1 '
”a W ' We ,monmt’fl , . to. .
DOUBLE DROWNlNG ACCIDENT.
m-
Two Lexington Man Capoized Canon
in Concerd River.
dorms cortical; maul).
Nl'l‘Nill N0 (3030), Millie Rm-
, {he M’hililfiut. flat.
or a o w n
was entering
t. May it. on
May lit—wt
The wont wont
Arvllcrouious, to rcilovo tho oxpodl
lion ht‘iultiil by Anthony li‘iala. oi
Brooklyn. N. Y. The latter is on board
Ilicsicamor America. "1in out
Land.
w~vmwm
c' eeenoun ON THI LUCANIA.
on the Lucinda.
brought Col. Mahatma Alluon, Lieut
Coll. G. H
inspecting ahipbuildini in England.
uracil: ARHIO‘I‘ID
'ARMV,
. onioaoo.
inwton. Iii beenmrmted tor ill-unit
mem»
= pummel? am, “
TION.
LONDON. May 13. -~ William 8.
(‘Immp and llr. tilivur i. Fascia start.-
od ior llorgcn, Norway, today, to com-
picio the details or the sailing of the
former Ncwfonmlianti sealing steamer
wrva Novu. which in to sail for the :
bi’
William Zioulur of Now York. for the
purpose or nilcmptinu to reach the
North Polo by way of Franz Josef
N W YORK. May Iii-«Col. Harbord.
who came here to join Lord Brantley
on the yacht Sunbeam, which will par-
ticipatu in the ocean, race for the I‘m-
porbr William (zap. arrlved here today
The bulimic . also
. Fowka, h. it)... and Major
Shea, Britiiih army omen: going to
Japan. and captain iwmoto. of the
Japanese imperial ,ncvy..who bu been
May til.~—-A dispatch to.
trauma mean
a .' n u .1 u -’
W}: D: G a ”multitaof'ihc transport
enunci- and will be coprtmnrttalud.
Hort. it in nilemd, mine doWn from
nonwaut suitomc‘ Novas.
(The Chmmerciat Bulletin.)
Will Improve Propertyv
John F. McMahon. of the firm of
McMahon Brothcrn, building contracr
torn has recently purchased a tract
. of land extending 170 feet on Bey-
mour avenue with a depth of 125
feet upon which he will build several
tine houses. Ground has already been
broken forwone twa~iamiiy house
which wil be provided with hot, air
heat and other modern improvements.
Block on Wall Street.
Manice De F. Lockwood has now
been able. to ostabltab the building
line satisfactorily to other parties ad-
joining his Well street property and
be contemplates in the near future
erecting a large block on the site. it
will be a brick structure having ,a
frontage or 69 feet with an avers o
depth of 75 feet, three stories hi l.
The first floor will be arranged for
The walls will be heavy enou it so as
to allow ruining It several a dilionai
stories If desired. As yet no archi-
tect . as been selected. -
Improving Tckoneko Property.
'ino Tokoncke Corporation, are
making extensive improvements to
their propertly along the shore, About.
two miles of gravel road will be built
and‘a dam will be constructed with
concrete foundations and stone abut-
incnts which will reclaim about twenty
acres 01. the adjoining property. They
are also placing the poles in order
to, the light the property, as well as the
buildings with electricity. Anaddl-
tio’n, one story high with basement,
is being erected onto the Tokeneke
inn, and John Fauzilli, has been
awarded the contract to build a new
picr to replacc the one which was dcs-
toyed last winter.. ,It will be about
seventy-five feet long with cement
foundation and atom-3 allotments.
'I‘ho Norwnik Hardware (10.. report
a very busy soason in all departments
of their trndc. The painting which
was introduced this season has met
with marked success and they are
now, ivorkingvon a large number of
contracts. ‘
interior of tho lilscsa block at. Moti-
,mo and Cinmtnut strccts. Tho inte-
rior and exterior painting has been
lot to i’clcr Shields.
’l‘iic solcctmcn have received from
tho Albany Iiridno Construction com-
pany tho spiwihcations for the instal-
lllliml ol’ cicctrlc power on the wash-
lngton strcct draw bridge. Iiids will
be advcrtiscd for and will award tlic
contract to tho lowest biddcr.
FROM THE ANTILLES.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Bene-
fits a City Councilman at
Kingston, Jamaica.
Mr. W. ()‘itotlly Fogarty, who is a
nwmbcr of the (‘liy Council at. Kings-
ton. Jamaica, West Indies, writes as
follows: "One bottlc, of Chamber-
lain's (tough Remedy had good effect
on a cough that. was giving me. tronhic
ind i think i should have been more
quickly relieved it I had continued the
rompdy. That it was beneficial and
quick in relieving rue theneds no
doubt and it is my intention to obtain
another bottle." For sale by Still-
sond'owell Corporation. ,(‘Iifiord
Pharmacy and chtfuss Pharmacy. "
MURPHY WILL NOT LEAVE YALE.
NEW HAVEN, May 13.~~»Michcnl C.
Murphy. trainer of athletic teams at
Ynlu University. stated that there Was
no truth in tho rcport scnt out from
l’hihidciphia that ho was to go to the
University of l’cnnnylvanla as tralncr
next. fall. Ati nthlotlc authority at
Yale says that while Mr. Murphy‘s
‘ontruct at Yaic has cxpircd, it is n0t
thought he. will he lost to the univer-
slly. Mr. Murphy has been in good
health of into, rcmoriug a wish to
learn the city which he cntcrtaincd
tonic time ago by reason of continued
indispoaliion.
New York, I? I'» .773
lililsliill‘fi- ‘5 8 am WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY szss.
Chicago, H 10 -583 moonn'rown. May 13.~~Prcsldcnt
(,inoinnntl, it: it .022_ Raymond, oi Wesleyan University an
Philadelphia, 10 ii .470 nonnccd mp dgclgmn of the judges at
“Timmy“. 10 16 385 the junior prize exhibition held last
“mm“. 3 15 '3” night. Charles M. Travis. of llrooltll'il
St. Liouifl. it 16 .273
is awarded first prize for his article on
“Mddcrn llocus POClli-l" and the sec-
ond honors go to Charles W. water.
of Mlddlctown. a son of Prof. twatcr.
Clcvoland. ll 8 .579
Washington, 12 ii) .046 ‘
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Detroit, 9 l0 .47i ‘ '
mutton, o 13 .409 Agaln
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Embroidered Babe Dresses.
We have received another small lot of those attractive
Lincn Robes cmliroirlcrcd in tlic'ncw Point dc )Anglais
fashion. Thy arc Cili/‘icc‘flllti every way to bc dcsircd. No
fear of their being very common for his impossible to get
tlicinin large assortaicui. ' .
Our stock of Shirt Waist patterns on lawn and linen,
embroidered and lacc inserted. is very large, an excellent
opportunity now for selecting. '
Men’s Summer Wear-
The Haberdashery Section is in readiness to furnish
the comfortable garments for warm wcatbcr. Drop in and
examine the tiiiicrcnt lines of apparel and compare prices.
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 25c each, ‘
An extra quality of ilalbriggan Shirts, with long or
short slccvcs, drawers with double seat, 39c cacti.
Extra finc Underwear of combed Egyptian wool, 50c.
A special in Colorcr‘. Soft Shirts, sizes 151/3, 16, 16%,
and 17. at 39c cach. . ,
A small lot of White Soft Shirts, 39c, 2 for 75¢.
Notion Sale for Saturday. , :
3 for 25 etc.
Tape, 10 ‘yds., Tubular Shoe Laces, 0 for 5 etc.
Tape. 3 Na. 4 for 5 etc. Stocking Demons, 3 cts.
Burning Needles, paper, 2 cts. Saline Tape Measures, 3 ate. ’ '
Tooth Brushes, 5 etc. Hair Brushes, 75 cts., 50 cts.
Wash Silk, 1 02., 5 cis. Stock. Collars, 5 eta,
Thimblcs,‘ 1 ct. Brown’s Shoe Dressing f) cts.
Commercial Envelopes, Colorlde, 13 cts.
- 2 pkgs., 5 etc. Writing Paper, box, 10 cm.
String Bags, 0 cts. Pens. per dOZ-. 3 cts.
ink. 2 bottles. 5 cts. Pencils. G for 5 cts.
Paste. 2 bottles, 5 ate. Muscilage, 2 for 5 cts. ,
Tube Pins. 3 cts. Five ct. Pins. 2 for in cis.
lint Pins, 4 for 1 ct. Rubber Gloves. , 50 cts.
Eastman’s Bath Powder, S cts. Hand Slicxo, 5 cts.
An odd lot of high grade Toilet Soap, 5 cts.
Pearl Buttons, per card,
Hooks and Eyes, Crescent, New Perfect,
5 and 10 etc.
Parish and Windsor,
all 10 ct. qualities, 5 cts.
One lot of Fancy. Buttons, 5 cts.
Road‘s Sanitary Tooth Brushes, ' 15 etc.
Have you sccn thc ncw Betsy llouuccr Bonnets that
the littlc pcoplc arc to “car this sunnncv? And the stylish
(foals oi pougcc and piquc. If there arc littlc folks in your
family you will enjoy sccing tlicsc pretty things.
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We are Now Preparedio show full Lines
of Spring Floor Coverings. '
.CARPETS
ingrain,’ Taliesin}, Bruséels, ,Velveis; Bodu
, Brussels.
, China and Japanese Mailings. Oil-Cloihs.
and, Linoleums. Mats and R005
Shades Io'Order a Speciglitu.
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