. lazoilsc‘rosv. m .
“simulation of Old
g.- 1 p. Ind a. M” tics greeted the evening Easter ser- th
. . vices of tile churches last night. ‘Iu
many of the ohurcheaa children's ser-
‘vice was held. and programs of .much '
,nterest were well renderbd by the lit-l
pril
“My "a A.
A V'.
”mummy invited.
can: vi. WiLoox. occ'y.
"E. Leupp.’ Indian Commits-t»
‘ oesn't think the red man is so "
. He says that in actual
educate his children or to
1m how he can turn an honest
. from the treasury. This is the
fetish ofthc situation. strive as I
’ to gloss it over with poetic
of - progress."
natruction and maintenance of
mu arks and the third 1,500 marks.
‘lie‘er )iltliation. has been created in
hero! measures passed by the leg.
law without the signature of the
base law are illegal and void on the
I fit the legislative session as Putti-
_ was so ill he could not give his
‘rsonal attention to his duties.
flibre from the plantain tree is com.
nrn'made from it is found stronger
thanthat from cotton or jute. and has
l institute at Nagpdre has taken up
subject. and as the supply of plan-
can fibre is almost unlimited in Bengal
mi! expected that a'large industry
may be created for its production.
William Harcourt was entertain-
oseph Chamberlain at Malwood
"the‘home rule controversy was
in the house of parliament. A cyn-
‘ [1 humorist bommcnted onthe fact
VI pleasing phase of political contro-
. "0h," replied Sir William. “Joe
“are almost like brothers." "Yes."
ed the cynical one. “so were
blind Abe
At 'Worcester. England. the slab
Mound over a departed auctioneer ls
. bed with a single word. “Gone."
susssx the initials and date of the
til of the deceased are followed by
its, Words, “He was}: The most re-
” liable inscription is at Cape Hill
metal-y. Belfast, where the inscrip-
' says. “Left tiilcalledifor."
. .. : - ‘iiius are unable to fill. til
orders for automobiles. Vice
W Schemlaer. of Mannheim. writes
hmmm‘ motor production for
W “0.600.000. the export to
d ind France increasing 400 per
M.
Cruel. ninety~iiva years old is
the authorship of his novels.
3.:
tie people. The morni service b
I; T M. WILCOX, Seem, leuduuce was curtailed 3g aecmiut '3:
W”— , rain. The special lliaster music
.C‘tinvooItIOn of Cutler was carried out accordin to ‘
”L‘AE’M.’ will be holdat its liahed programs, and in: nuggegugf
10th. 1900, at 8 o'clock the churches it will be repeated neat
DOIwaoilmil Sunday for the benefit of those un-
R. A. Masons eon able to attend yesterday.
. church but had more or less elaborate
floral oscgraltiotlls.taud the Easter air
permea e sl . ea ares of the .
(pastors. ”comm on the :33!- preach an appropriate. sermon on
Sommulll‘icantsfiwglre present, at the
, o’c oo eel-v as e usual number and
for himself by other meansthsu a very fair attendance at the 10:30
[hammers used~ or an apple service-
[of theme amounts are of- ‘13chth Christ (“'1va the nmney
W for improvements affecting roil- changers 0‘“ 0f the temple.
Mimk' and there i“ “ first prize 0' children's service was held at which
marks and “’0 prizes‘ 01' 1.5.00 the children gave the largest mission-
‘s each for improvements in meth- ary offering ever given by the Sunday
" I. administration and statistics 3"“00‘. amountins to 877.
r valuable publications. tiered last evening by the choir under
the direction .of ill. .I. Sims.
through thexlilness 0f Governor Wing in the anthem was especially
soon, as Irénult of which quite a fine.
. , ning on "The Resurrection as an in-
‘ to at the recent session have be- centive to Noble Living."
senior. It is claimed that all of to be held tonight for the election of
W ‘ officers was announced and there will
(1 that the State had no sol/Wm“ mori‘CW.
”intause in India for cloth making. ly interesting and profitable. The
used appearance. -A native technl- srd h Coburn. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Milton
; i's oldest musician. and 01".
the distinction of having been ton to the. cantata.
’ at the dinner at. which Scott J,” 4,0
g psi-eats to give their children
tit and oatmeal dist instead-of
blind of Galway says that in service at the N
were. ’g'ereroarried out there iii Chill“ 3133319“ miss. Wit
lunacy la the country.
. . Sit-vials. .Ililh‘m
l‘ cunts wom‘i’lllsdln ill! hi
‘ Elisha
l
l
urge audiences without an excepr‘
Not a
p ‘ of‘ the resurrection.
Altthe early morning service 100
The rector, Rev. Romilly I". Hump-
mni'ortal Life." ,
depicted '
"The window ‘given by Colonel Smith
‘In'the afternoon a very beautiful
A splendid musical service was ren-
A solo sung“by Mrs. Charles L.
Rev Humphries preached in thc eve-
The annual parish meeting which is
be a meeting of Bethany Guild to-
Flrst Methodist Church.
Despite the'storm the Easter ser-
vices at the First Metrodist Church
were held at planned, and were high-
iloral decorations were excellent and
reflected great crdit on mac ommit.
bee. consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
Stevens. Mrs. Nelson H. Hoyt and Mr.
and Mra Charles F. ’l‘rlstram. The
choir music under the direction of
Miss Contaanceilil. Field as well;
rendered. “The sacrament of infant
baptism was administelyd at the
morning service. when Marion. infant
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Alvin D.
Wadsworth, and Mildred Irene dough
for of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Utzlnger.
were baptized. The pastor preached
an Easter sermon. and thexnew church
llymnuls with new psnlter were used
for the first time.
The Sunday school classes united
and the pastor expounded the lesson
to the whole school. The Epworth
League meeting was led by the 1-
deal. R. l. Cobui-n. and the‘ ‘
chorus sung Holy, Holy. Holy.
The evening musical service was a
most inspiring one. .The Sunday
church singing Christ the Lord is Ills-
cn Today, and remained standla
B. Siausoa. led in prayer. Thomas .
The hipster Song.
istii were Miss Constance if. Field
die Vahmtlne. Geor vi-I. frat ..
Barry 1.. Sterling. u e musical ."
evidenced careful r ‘ ’
large radiance which
c are was gran
again“ witty a. ll!
.the new
illustrated by song, on
Nov-walk congregational.
- speech.
morial windows wem‘unveiled and
nounccment made of six more w
. down and other gifts. ’ ,
ow
a Will? ,,
a. .
. , abrasions
‘ *tt‘iiio Circle.
, f was: made; by
igltlurch work ‘iust us Mr. Egbert sees
' Trinity lplacopaI‘Church. lthe ’snpportand assistance of' the
, ‘ ‘ ,_ . ‘ The Easter services .at Trinity Epis-
wants nothing 10.10 with u... zoltiial1 Charo? were very interesting
lit“ to the we. a 0‘ His ancesr n mpress ve yes erday and the
Leupp continues ”insisting church was beautifully decorated with
. - . palms, Easter lilies and cut flowers.
re better than ours; and be At. the morning service very hands
very effort of the government some window's were unveiled.
sch l led by the choir. and ohorun‘
mar ed down the main aisle of the.
while the assistant superintendent.» ..
Raymond directed the exercises and
the 90.qu delivered a. brief addresses
Th cantata. The
iiesuit‘ection, by Chas. il‘. Mooney.
was excellently rendered by the choir ‘
$1 chorus under the able directions! flee “Croce Church w“ {army at-
s. Franklin Irving Smith. The sole:
Mrs. Frankiin irviug Smith Miss ,
lion, ~ 7‘5. .2
led the great ‘-
7 tub fit?”
a .
all so the sum mus s will but, “hogs .
mum. and lath! “was igaddi? ,5‘0
in connection w til the flue Show
all; Coagulation-
“from i.
01m
Mrs. Cur
. o
. .F'os'ier, widow of
. art uiir’the istsCharlbs-rr'l'. Fosternand one
, nus amo‘ stools.
Charles ffiimnmfl and
» “inmost“! film but one an Oahu s M’Wl‘lflnx looktnr were they that w e -‘i‘?”".
‘3'” "2;” ”lg“ "it: "3‘! illm.p;‘MM7f-“ ‘ M from unfavorable continua: swim: for. the
d ; “mum ° 93‘ . th “it": “ill smith “'1” . 4 -_ . lame maple are the envy of onlookers.
. ’ are or he. imiffuwthdds 2511) be h Th” mm 1m" ‘1‘“ “my m “m"
0 mm manna“! I. ‘ . .. sill‘lotively and! Still. I), comfortable
W. Austin.’ .
Egbert also spoke of a fund that
secret. This fund is to be used in
m
Norwalk M. E. Church.
n. of East: 'Norwalktabidsat residents.
eased awty consensual". st her
“ . ‘ tiff of into home tom r mo .
. .dlfune silver-niiower van for the and the intermgamil bani}:
from the Kind Words Circle Cemetery. Brooklyn. NJ“.
culpable chapel clock. a cut tar la surviV'ed'by two can: ‘
inhabitI Ufgléi'womé‘.’ gm ‘ Hogwslk.
an re.sore.ea of rook-
hud mil “adored him during the lyu: slsoby tgreegrwndchil'drcn. Mrs.'
tour by a person whose desire It was (icorgo o. Northrop. of Daabury;
at “'3 name Of “19 I‘Vel‘ be kept Charles R. Heberd'uh’d Arthur l", Heb-
srii. of Brooklyn.
possessed of many sterling qualities
and wife grfiattlz 331$? birthiltlli who to
new or. a ii on ty u ii i
, kindly charity were notltigable "than ‘3.“ not care to. she will do well to
Yesterday ”was especially luemorn— "1 W“ “hi“m‘tfil“
Mrs. Foster was
“Athletic o butler";
- x . umbilical... ‘ 3”
A sessile or twu ago it was not uu-
.N
along dressed hideouslymsc hideous
and protected. they invariably look
happy. and who wouldniit envy them
their freedom to move about through
distance.
Ilivery woman who motors must giva a not
special care to her face if she would w
season of outdoor driving.
. I ‘ 7| ‘
old i. Kn.
III‘ Without. .
the beautiful country, unlimited asdo an uiiaolicltriad“:ilgillvi'ilIfig'lig.t l
A great
um
The very andpil‘ahle and can be folded almost.
V wear for
leather leggins for automobliiag trifle Green. art lines is used 3 't
lovable as well as handsome. petals being four inches wide. ' he.
meadow ims eigentyg‘i’ggliutrgbi woodt olt' lagged Kilt: white silk and bound. with
“$1:th “a, trip. a par 0 w r a. soothe flannel inside
a s rawiooversd flasks and smell- plus of every. descri tion. a
lag bottles are cite the thing“; carry . whole tied Mather wilth narlitgw. :il:
on an automo ile‘ picnic party. for boa. . ‘
some one is always liable to‘be tallest] "Cold rabbit? ,fl-oinGeod Housekeepl
east to have in: for the auto luncheon may be pre- .
men are prejudiced lug dish for'hungry tourists.
lined cost. but it has ‘ tableapoonful of butter. and one pound
its lace . ..
not huVe a coarse skin after the long impp ’l‘hi;t 'Teigllyennfgg v3.31. uni-tench ‘0‘ rich cheese broken in small pieces
are learn
"it ‘ .
le furry fists . rier‘ln‘ Oklahoma owns ands tom 1
‘ y: d&:o::mmoaédsllggp also larger and uses it in delivering the dill grail: ‘
usual to sea a car of people racing .Wlbumbm.
A clover leaf noodle book ‘ r‘dhe
auto tourist is a dainty and convenient
This
leaves are fitted outwithbeedles ,d
pared before starting and land appetiz-
Meit a
soft land when melted pour in half a glass .
of old‘ ale or milk. Stir until thor-
beet cream and astringent is none too 5919105er on those that hays no Nb, i oughly mixed: then add a ”“900”,"!
good. and if she does not know how
her in them.
alvehcrseif a good massage, or else has the same also up”! . w
who a brucliie of visiiin a r in! an?” "we“
00 . " i'. . »
, H9? bright, ch rumuwuge regularly and ”“35“ M pel tips a soft 5
his at the, Norwalk Methodist Church, ful disposition endeared her to old undl
The outside‘is silk and of mixed mustard, it dusting of paprika.
as the one tablespoonful of any piquunt sauce
and the inner side is and three beaten egg yolks: cook until
lthickened over but water. and turn into
An embroidered cover for the pneu- a mold to chill. Serve with white
. , It is , .
for in addition to the elaborate Blaster young a1"“?- With whom she WWW 8- mobile ‘15:}? South: {ft dwnill’lesgvgulg matlc cushion which your friend puts bread and olives.
"celebration. the day marked the be- Erasmus memory of a life wellissem‘. purpose and he artistic. too.
ginning of the pastorate he", of the For her the future had the promise of
Rev. Frank D. Torrey, formerly pastor Joy and peace. and Will! We coming 01
of , the
Church.
At the morning. service Mr..'i‘orrey home to hear the ‘iWell done.”
”isotopic of the Resurrection. During
the coal-soot his sermon he asked for
members of the church and.referred
to the fact that he would frnow have
to leavehis‘old friends'und"‘mfike new
ones here;
Forever with the Lord. ‘
Amen so let it be: .
‘ Life for the dead is in His word.
'Tis immortality.‘
,PAUL T; BERG.
Tiie'death of" Paul T. Berg. one of
He simply wanted the the best knovm German-American real-5
“with" to make a corner "“9 their dents of South Nor’walk.’ occurred yes.
hearts fpr‘hiul.
excellent impression on his new pas-
are heard for him today among the
members of the church.
evening sermon.
Mrs. W. P. Ambler Mrs. Harvey M
_ . . ' 'ntn eat-so anlsrvivedba
. The windows unveiled were four in Kent ““51 A- F' "MMWW- Addition- 8 y fags. d a u y
1 or hide it under statistical re~ number and were elven by Mrs. Malia
. Smith. Harry Allen and Colonel'besile
..___________ Smith. The windows all
German Railroad Union offers scenes in Italic lift of ghrist. The first
~ » . _ ones was pt am an was in memory
four years prizes for impmle of Mr. Allen’s father, the. second de-
. to railroad appliances and meth- plating the blessing of the little thldo
“ This year the first prize for in- rename]? gratlitihlide fer ilike longuiife
” s d im roveme ts eflecti 0‘ 3"; A on an "5- s!“ t '5 m0 9"
flan on p n “g the third, depicting the return of the
, r f hei
funds is 7.600 marks, the second 3,- 31ml?! son was in memo y o t r
al instrumental music to that of the
organwas furnished by“ Masters Wil-
lets.
during the coming few days.
weekly prayer
night. -
meeting
South Norwsik Congregational. ,
The Easter services at, the South
Norwaik Congregationpl Church. yes. B. C. WHITNEY'S ISLE OF SPICE.
terday. were especially beautiful and
enjoyable to those who attended them. at the Majestic Theatre. New Yor
The church was most tastefully de- city. B. C. Whieney's “mm... musical
aerated with palms, ferns, Easter lilies mixture. the Isle of Spice, Wm be pre-
and potted plants grouped about the seated at lioyt's Theatre tonight. with
identically the same cost and scenic
Chester "H- Benedict ”“979“ “‘9 production that characterized it in the
bass solo “Hosanna," by Granler, in metropolis.
a very elective nmuner- by .. Allen Lowe and George Ill. Sled»
M “00“ a. meeting 0‘ the Christian dam and the music by Paul Schindler
inquiry Club was held at which the and Ben M. Jerome}
“we“ “American Educational Mill- striklng features of the Isle of Spice
beds in Our New Possessions.” was in. ,8 said to be the superb stake effects
lien up and discussed under the leuiler- produced by Gas Sohlke, which are ,9.
platform at the front of the church.
ship of John W. Peiinell.
evening was especially interesting and
pleasing. The alto solo "Golden Harps
are Sounding." by Mrs. Amy Woods
Sims, was very fine. The program 0
the children's concert which has a-
ready been published was carried out
in it most excellent manner.
South Moi-walk Baptist.
The South Norwalk Baptist Church
was beautifully decorated with palms.
lilies and other cut flowers. Notwith~
standing the storm an unusually large
congregation was present both morn-
ing‘ and evening. .A large number
were immersed. The sermons by the
pastor were strong and helpful. The
solo in the morning by Mrs. O'Connor
and the, one in the evening by Mr.
O'Connor was exceedingly line, as
weiLas the anthems by the qilariette.
Ellery scholar of the Bible school re-
ceived an Easter souvenir. The Jilli-
ior. Department .were made happy
with baskets containing Easter eggs.
-e—u—s—
St. Mary's Church.
to the illness of ‘Organist
Cal
‘ ierday “the 10:30 mass. The mass
hi h.» Mr. Hands suffered a relapse
a. few days ago from an illness. which
kept him laid up for some time.
The Rev. John Clune officiated at
the 7- o'clock mass. Father William
il‘itsgiirald officiabsd at the 8 o'clock
mass and Father Jo n C. Fogarty at
the 110280 mass. other Fitzgerald
preaohbd at the last two masses. .
. . Grace Church. .
Not’pifllstanding the rain the our-
iids‘ . ydIui-day morning. The
f; ‘ had been particularly well deo-
drstadiaiamr and presented a hand-
some. moo.
grain amino effectively rendered.
If. Paul's cmmn.’
i
sushi. :.
l
f
with the usual .eiabora
wife and two sons, Paul. Jr.. and Al-
lligit. kMr. Bergiwas N1 mlgmléergf Pb‘C.
unsuryLoge. . . . .: lr
let Chinery and Earl Hoskins, violln- Brothers' Lodge. 1. 0. 0. ill; Colfax
The church parsonage interior is be- figg§ififig ggmgrguflgn ng 80'
lug renovated for the new pastor who the Germs
' u Sick Benefit Society. The
with his “'8' ‘8 ”MOM to ”0"er funeral will be held on Wednesday at
Turrey hopes to take charge of the £33 (figfifiyflgfnn?gp§fieflr:‘flfifil
'lhursday ciate. The interment will be in Riv-
erside Cemetery. g
The Sunday School concert in tile ment and have certainly brought this
der Company will open this evening in
The musical pro tor be struck against the plow
th -aftsrnoon there was ill spec-
‘se for tbe'sundity school. At But thouch ho suflmii much.
white" grantees were Patience i ne'er, saw such. .
hated to each metabol- of the He heartily made complaint.
in a floral cross ilve‘fest in He behaved liliemsaint.
'l Church celebrated imam “0‘“ "W" W “Wm“.
“ .
Tprouem._‘”Tlie firstborn"? d
.fl'fflfl'fiflfl veils lists.“ "'3“ m .
» ; Thskisiiumsfih
acasbtb h p. grim mm
Mr. Torrey made an, ierady at his home. 66 Meadow street she will wear her “dresaiest” automo-
, after a
tornte and only the kindest of welds Bright's‘dlaoaso. ,Mr. Berg was born clothesnre rather elaborate. The dain-
'l‘h in GerMy and came to this country ty colorav—lavender. pink, blue. recedu k...
shi fChi th “ ‘ e W' early '“ “to
p o rat was 9 subject of the employed as gardener on [hf wrd. seen in strictly automobile gowns but . .
.. . . . d estate. and for some true ad
The church chorus choir was assist- 3.3.. em 1 at Smith's mg .
. eyed a house
hdies. preached on “The Credibility of 9“ by 5 “WM 00mm“ 0'» Mr. and i p g
profs-“allied illness . with
For many years he was
n SouthMain street. He was fifty—
en. and
POPULAR musculature.
W
Adding to its credit it 160 nights' run
The book and lyrics are
One of the most
ported to be absolutely unique in trout.-
FAIR crass TONIGHT.
The not of Old Well Hook and bed:
Music Hall. There will be an enter-
tsinmenl program. and all will wish to
hear it. as wall as seethe handsome
decorations of the booths. There will
be mutinees on Wednesday and Satur.
day afternoons; . .
HUNGARIAN BAND CONCERT.
The Hungarian Band. of South Nor-
walk. will glvo a concert in Hoyt’s
Theatre. tomorrow evening. The band
has been thoroughly instructed under
the leadership of James-P. Punselt. and
a good program is assured. The pro-
ceeds will go toward the purchase of
uniforms for the members of the on
ganizsiion. .
SIDE TRAGKED.
Side Tracked. presented by A. Q.
Saturday afternoon
and evening.
Isle of Spice will be the attraction.
~—
When Pa fell off the mow
We never quite know how.
For he could ne'er recall
Just why he came to fell.
Ma found him lying low
0n the barn floor white as snow
And in her wild despair
lief shrinks did rent the air.
Neighbors did burrylugfcome
To help convey him homo:
Six weeks he lay in bad '8
With bandaged limbs and head
When he‘fell off the mow
And would even malls us smile
Our worry in begiiiio’ .
'i'liougii pain did. wring his brow
And is this uninitial- .
boi- , ' show
The bills t ,
~ The; brought ‘ '
. .
"2
mm.
,W
I. who are laying the crosswalks in their
Scammons' Company. was the bill at
, Hoyt's Theatre.
The work of faster
Crawford as James Montague. the
wuss carnal. on THIMOW.
r list. .There are prescribed styles
just as there are in the long mourning
veils. Ask your milllner about it.
The hatpln topped with mercury
wings is considered appropriate for
fastening ono’s hat when motoring. Of
course there are other dsslxbs. too. and
she who wants to be smartly dressed
will look after these little details.
If one is Just going out‘for a little
pleasure ride with friends about own,
In the beufath her feet when mo
me e an acce bl .
great center where We look for most heavy materigltfllilieglgeni
0
New Milford Methodist the blessed Easter time her beautiful fiatrfisfigkgfi‘}? alrggglllznezzifvgg on it an appropriate desisn worke
spirit was released from its earthly he a course but 9390““ stitch.
The Motor World is authority for the prettiest combinations. "
lesion Store
toring would 1
Select some embroidered ready to adjust to the
m. and. pllt coat of your swell auto costume. while
Very handsome are the silk vests all
d in .with old-blue and gold embroidery and
ltsn with black and gold being two of
bile clothes. and this season these A magnificent 8110me Of women’s
and all these delightful shades are
not- in gowns for service~—-rather for
display. ‘ .
In a display of smart moioringtog—
gory you will find‘a good deal of the
leather finish and strappings. This
always gives a garment a substantial. .
practical look, and is preferred by the
majority to the all-leather coat or hat.
what is called an English blanket
cloth. . The sulfa. which with the col. '
lar are of plain material, button close
at the wrist. the front is doublebreast-
ed. there are generous pockets. and. if
one likes plaids. she c Id get lots of
comfort out of such at c t at this sea-
son on her tripe out into the country.
which require warm clothing for the
air is yet chilly. .
Those town officials in New Jersey
shade.
streets five inches above the level of
the street so as to impede the progress
of Iantomobiiisls are tamed by the
Nev? England Automobile ournel "mo
torphobea“
The electrically-lighted road map is
one of the conveniences for those who
have to travel nights. ‘ 9
With the green coat is worn a green c'
veil: indeed. it is quite the Vogue to
have your veil and coal. match in color.
The nobby oxfordsmnd pumps are quality.
worn. too. in the automobile. the neces.
sary protection to the limbs being an
lieis.
Motor describes several boots for
motoring wear that are being made for
throughout with beaver. the length day. 93
coming well nigh to the knee. Anoth-
er set is in pale W ooze .calf. to
material.
white rabbit for flocked here and there
with tiny black tails to simulate an
ermine lining. which extends right
down to the toes. The boots are as-
d
The finest sweet rosy butter in the city.‘
self the difference in quality.
33 WW.“-
lb» and Judge forum‘s". .
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Mid Ill
”1
”i"
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Newest Spring‘Suits.‘
_ For today's sellillg, _ hundreds of entirely new garments. extremely
moderate in price. choice of the following colors: Alice Blue, Rosalia.
Light and Medium Grey. Navy and Black, and a grand assortment of Fan-
cy Mixtures. , I
.
”“—
Pi id - ‘ - - - ‘ , '
o. .gesaggnggcpgggrggg ‘31:; Special Attention is Directed to These Two Lines at Popuiar
Prices.
Suits in Smart Elena, all the as w. spring shades including soft greys.
in Panamas, Worsted and Fancy Mixtures, at $16.00. .
A‘range of styles including all the newest materials in every wanted
These suits are generally sold by the average store for up ' to
Misses“ Flue Silk Finish Hose. fine
ribbed sizes. Elfic to 9590, regular 15c
Today, 12;“.
Taffeta Ribbons. the new black and
lained from the long coats and Man White, in checks. plaids and stripes. from 2 to 3 yards, regular price sue a.
‘ regular use value.
Comb Set, 1 piece sidc.comb and 38“
a social leader in New York. One is ”Wk comb. amber 0“ shell, in 1301“
in the softest of bronze kid. and lined trimmed. regularly sold 31.60, for to. 10""
0.
Ladies“ Fine Swiss Ribbed Lisle
match a coat and skirt suit of the same V93.“ 3"“ tNW“- nicely finished. never
These are lined with a sold less than 50c. Today, 39c.
830.00. 'Exceptiona] Value. $22.50.
Special for To-night.
indies' Fine Lace and Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. regular 121m: value, at all the new shades, “101“an the de~
Men's Fancy Lisle no... silk finish,
sirable grey, regular price 25c. To-
day. 190. .
23x23 All Linen Napkin. regular
price 82.25 per dooen. Today. spee-
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All Linen Table Damask, in lengths
ward. Today. special. the yard.
Striped Madras Curtains. 3 yards
regular value $1.25. Today.
special. 950. ‘ ~
White and Gold Decorated Cups and-
Ssucers, value 15c. Saturday. 9c. ‘
Large Colored Flower Vases, value
15c. Today, 6c. .
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