fling trifle with“ and
~15:me
LAB AMUSEMENTS.
VITAGRAPH TONIGHT.
“malty as an art and science.
‘ is countless applications,
j a With the other branches of
i go and is undergoing marvel‘
-: flees with wonderful rapidity.
on h‘tcrtatning form 01 amusement
interesting and pleasing thun-
ivoisi'on can be 10111111. and Its
popularity. which 11 few years
”a thought to be its highest, was
rowan introduction. From the en-
Halnment of a few it has become the
basement of the masses. The Amer-
1 ii “diminish "gOOmpuny with its per-
outfit, and equipped as no other
W can be with regaid to ability
Select suparlor plogtains, is in post
11 «lio’tlt-rnlnh the. greatest and best
‘ top photo raphy. With the Vit-
‘cxhibltl a you will see the lat~
t of Vitagruph features. and
of European novelties and
'nlrinelud‘ed in the program to
gt fl at lloyt' a Theutle. to.nigbt
'ADGIE AND HER LIONS.
.Tho “acme of sensation" Is what the.
N w York papers style Mile. Adgic
. lid? lions, whom the management
1‘ Ava‘ry Stmng Company have se-
tired as a special 1.1udcvilie 1111 tllcl1
Moment here. next. week. and
thout a. doubt this act is the most.
mainland! animal act. that has ever
been seen" onthe vaudeville stage. in
cage only ’1' feet. by 12. open on all
four 311168.11 trail little. woman puts
*tlll'mlsh 11. number of clever flicks
' full grown African lions. and
Mt, Without a whip, a fliearm or any
cans of defense, cont1olling them on
lfely by some lilyst'eiious magnetic
llfltl'ance. The act is a whirlwind of
urprises. causing the onlooktu to
watch with bated breath each move-
ent of the trainer and bet savage
0013,101- these are wtid animals in
very sense of the word. All three
ions were born in the jungles and
More unpaired while young by the
tents of the Hagenbach Zoo, of Hum-
111:. Gemiany. Prince the largest 01
he trio. is accounted to be the hand-
." , meat lion in captivity weighs about
00, pounds and is a' king of beasts'
lovely sense of the wmid. Milo.
gle has spent a great deal of time
it training hel lions and 11111191 c011
rial they have reached 11 high degmc
t ntclligencc. They have out» l'1tei1
clud‘ed a most successful foul of
e principal capitals of Eulope. The
management feel safe. in guaranteeing
this act as the greatest foatulei ever
Jean in this city. They will be. seen
int ottery performance (lilting next
Week. at Hoy'ts Tilehtro., appearing
about 4:15 in the afternoon and 10
o’clock in the. evening.
1. The only way to. get. some folks to
re and forget is to lend them 11
meht [with full instructions to mm
111111111111“- ailments. I want to tell
thiscure—youmiy
What 'wswtim a know Mo
batm- than any «cum. 11111ch 11' 11111.1
mutate idol. ' and 11m
than two cents odIliil.’I
than Inabllltdnufi.
twins-s own a
. 1. m Lb an
9
miter.
health
Ii‘ In“.
Teething Troubles. cui’ss 00
It mummies the Food. regulates the
Vols. giving healthy and maul sloop.
: 1’s Panacea—Tho TboMuthcr's Friend.
"“11 11.7.1... iraBouglli
'lfl'ist For Over 30‘Years.
has '
1lotion is balmi‘ul to the natural bed
”33%
m.
DIVORCE.
l
Beautiful Wife of Yachismnn Freed
From Marital Bonds.
Bertha S. C. Jennings, the. beautiful
young wife 11f Oliver ll. Jennings. the,
well known yachtsmnn of Westpovt,
was granted a divorce by Judge Ralph
Wheeler yesterday morning. The
court. accepted the report. of the 00111-
mitten which heard the evidence. The
decree. was granted on the ground of
infidelity,
The committee's report provided that
5113. Jennings should have alimony of
$100 a month and should also receitrc
$30 11. month for the suppmt ot' the
child. it has been agreed that the. in-
ther is to have the Child with him
three days 11 monttl and two weeks 111
summer.
Tito Int mum for Gillldntl.
"neutron, should 11911 to it thtthsil-dhildron h vuom
mturs move! an: o to day
to not lions the shit with unlit: or w“gnu”! illéu
instinct. i' In or or
““th “mi '
“‘1' WM
:1- r littlei gum tutti
.nskonotlu m1
laxative "on.“ 0: ob mm .gtog “£11m?
he bowels. Ind stimulate All t it to
enlthy activity. Chocolate canted ablota. 8“.“
113111. never urine or museum. 8011. 1.
SHELLFISH LEGISLATION. ‘
There are a largcfnumber of Shell
fish bills before. the General Assembly
something like 30 pertaining to the
oyster industry. Most of these were of ‘
loved by request of Judge Mathewson
of New Huron. It has been assumed
by some that. Judge Mathewson repre-
scaled the oysters growers. This 1111-.
sumption is probably due to the fact
that he is counsel for Mr. Andrew R111
del, but. Judge MatheWson states that
in.) is not lotuined in this matter by
any of the oystc1 growels lie says
that be has offcted those bills on his
own responsibility as a citizen. Some
of these bills of Judge. MatheWson pro-
vide for the sale. of the natural beds.
but the best informed of the men who
work on the. natural beds know that
the oysters growers have taken no
part. in the matter 011 either side. Any
attempt to make is appear that the
oysters growers are seeking this legis-
men as it will likely stir up fueling.
KODOI. digests what. you eat and
quickly overcomes Indigestion, which
is a forerunner of Dyspepsia. if. is
made in strict conformity to the Na-
tional Pure. Food and Drugs Law and
is sold on a gnalantee 1eliet‘ plan. Sold
by The. Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge. Pharmacy.
AUSTRALIAN SCULLER WINS.
SYDNEY. N. S. Match 2.-‘1‘.emge
Towns. the Austialian scullcr. today
defeated Edward Durnan. of Canada.
by three. lengths. for the sculling
championship of the. world. The. race
took place 011 the Nopean River and
“REE T0 XQlJ—MY SISTE
DilCAL 11910111311"
#1:“in 17 euro themselves
mm: line cured 1
Wind-
has of Dntglmrn. I will
icon Sickness“:
ohm-«w
. - . 1.- .
has 101 $2,.100 .1 side.‘ .1.
—-
Fro. to You and Even Sister luv.
luring lrom Vloqu'n Aliment.
am I woman.
know woman‘ a sufferings. .
I have found the en 10.
I will free of any chum, my home trell-
w nIbo t
"3.5:. 11.3,
tin
Idli'l
enoovw‘imw
stall:-
d Iure cure or noorr
I. “Lifter-tied. Displacement or
raider. for 36111151! .
yourmo‘tlun or. win- dinner. '1} mm
ourselves at homw
mu summon
Mg. street
.DlVOKClO WOMAN ENDS LIFE.
1 moot and surely.
. u C
4%...." will 66.1“” '
WWW ill”
31 lilo; - V
we wanna“ «imam-11.
I'W my 0 y.
twll ch11 will
“glfimo? Wag-6.11.111... 012301133
Ipswich" “will sully "‘1‘?
WWIMWntiIm
Mum' ,
with.
: “.viztt finished up its business for the;
, Alixander. of South Norwalk, who is
. accused of attempting poisoning.
41p thlp week owing to a mistake upon
the port of mm for Mill accused.
, Thunsday and unless something “wow
1 D0n0utll,@&., did. She says:
‘chralilc liver and stomach trouble
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition of the blood that my skin
= HARTFORD COUPLE BOUND OV-ER.
, . bound both over.
BERTHA JENNINGS GRANTED A
. .1 clue 101 which much had been hoped.
. ire
noon by shooting. She came to Call:
0:11 Ilium“. Album)
Al I “We“ tor Polishing. to
iii 1111111111111-
1111...,111111111 superior court has
1.2-:11. There is one more one down
for 1.11.1. that is the case of [Indore
This case was not really so be taken
But it has been set down for trial next
seen develops it will be taken up on
that any
The criminal court. finished up all
other business Yesterday and than an-
lourned over until next, Thursday.
W
HOW TO REMAIN YOUNG.
To continue you: in health an!
stiengtli, lions Mrs. N. F. Rosina.
“Three
bottles 05 Electric Bitters cured me (0
turned red as flannel. i am now pluc-
ticaiiy 80 years younger than before i
took Electlic Bitters. i can now do
all my work, with case and assist in
my husband's store." Guaranteed at
1:. H. Baxter 11 South Norwalk. and
P. Weed 0. Norwalk drug stores.
lzricc 60c.
..__..
HARTFORD. March 2*an For-
um, 53 years old, Ind Mar;- 11’. Lisa;
who appeals to be 11 few ienrs older
than l1'01tlno,w-erc before Judge F.
word J. Gurvun. in the Police Court
yesterday. Domino Lisa, of Daniel-
souvlilo. Pat. the. complainant. unsuited
that ho was married to Mary Lisa in
Dulutlsonville. Fortluo was a board
er at his house until January 9. 011
that. day. he said, Fortlno induced Mrs.
Lisa to run away with him, taking the
Lisa coupir‘ is two children. one four
years old and one two years. Judge
(tatvnn found probable cause and
Bonds we1c fixed at
5500 iii cttch case.
DANCERS OF PNEUMONIA.
A cold at this time if npslected is
liable to cause pneumonia which is so
often fatal. and even when the patient
has recovered the. lungs are weakened
making them peculimly susceptible to
the development of consumption. F0
icy’s Honey and Tar will stop the.
rough, heal and strengthen the luuzs
and pievent pneumonia. La Grl no
coughs yield quickly to the wall er-
rul curative qualities of Foley‘s Hoeny
and T111. There is nothing else "Suit.
as good." Plalsteds Drug Store and
Plntnor & Bradley
MYSTERY NOT YET SOLVED.
(‘1 l it‘AuO. March 2.~Mystery hangs
darker than ever over the theft of
3173.000 from the. snb~Trcillslm'. Al-
though the federal onlcluls feel can
lain the crime was committed by some
cmpioye. yesterday's developments
found them as for as ever from a so
infirm. The chief ovum; of the day
was the examination in Chief Wilkie
of George. W. l’fitz'Gerald the assert
lug teller. from whose cage the money
disappeared and who reported the loss.
'1 be only result 01 the Interview seem
ed to be the dismissal as useless ‘of
_.——_I—~
13.111011111111111 rss‘rlrlss when
FOUR RYEABB.
G B. Burnham, ot' Carilsle Center.
N Y.W1ltes: ‘About font years ago
i Wiote you stating thatl had been en
tiiely outed of‘a severe kidn nfiy trouble
by taking loss than two cities of
Foley's Kidney Care. It entirely
slapped the brick dust sediment and
pain and symptoms of kidney disease
disuppeamd. I am glad to say that i
have never had a return of any of
those symptoms during the foul years
that have. elapsed and I am critically
tuned to stay cured. and healtily rec-
ommcnd Foley's Kidney Cure to ally
one suffering from kidney or bladder
tumble." Plaisteds Drug 310111 and
Platncr & Bladley.
'RICH FARMER ESCAPES SANTIAR-
‘ M
Woolsey Sterlingfthe Trumbull far-
mer with 330,000. ll'hols in charge of a
conservator, wasglven a chance to
improve. his habits yesterday, by Judge
Nobbs. in the Probate Court. Bridge.-
port. before being sent to a sanitar-
ium. George C. Sterling. his brother
petitioned the court. to have him ad‘
lodged a habitual drunkard. but said
he was willing to give Woolsey anoth-
131‘ chance. "l‘he hearing was adjourn
1111 without date.
THE NEW FU‘RE FOOD AND DRUG
LAW
We am pleased to announce that
Foley‘s Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not. affected
by the National Pure. Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs, and we. recommend it
as a safe remedy for childien and
adults. Pinisted‘ s Ding Stote and Plat
nel £1 Biudlcy.
WEDDED 'lN LONDON.
LONDON. March 2.——'i‘h‘e wedding
occurred very quietly here today of
Richard McCrce‘ry. of‘ New York, to
Lady G’re‘y-Egerton, formerly Miss May
Cuylci'. daughter of "the late Minor
J. Wayne ‘CttYler, U. S. A., Who on
mined a divorce from her husband,
“Sir Philip Gt‘éy1Eglf1‘ttifl, ill 1905-. Af-
.tai the mommy. a reception was held'
.at the bffd‘o's residence in liullam
OAK-LAND. Cat. Mulch n1
dent bye-1' her unforced 2septt‘ralxhn
her husband, ll. chpft’a‘list of Fhwal
neat. It. 1“,. who had rt dainty sooth"
ad a divorce. Mrs. Mary 8111101111 11305
forty. ended he1 life yestttrdny BTW!”
fomlu from Rfliede‘ island about six
weeks 111:0.
Ml. WHITE LEAVES ROME.
ROME. Marsh 2.-—Hebry Wi1itu.tllo
rntlrlliir Alhetfiddh ambassador. left
Roms fur Whoa today. to most Mrs
White, W110 been away from this
‘ ‘m 'Im. .“q “I .I ~
I
9
city recently 6‘"le to ill 11.111111.
Connecticut :
W _
Few Elderly Rapid Know Hittite
to Do is Blames» III
Continua to Slider
11111111011111.
W
The great. majority bf men and wom-
an at the sic of 50 years DOIih to feel
the first signs of hdvuncinx age in
some form of kidney trouble and bind-
der weakness. Few are entirely free
from that. torturous disease, rheumluv.I
(ism, which is not a disease in itself
but a symptom of deranged functioft
of the kidneys which have become
clogcgd and sluggish falling in thtdr
duty of sitting and straining the ml-
sonous waste matter into acid, etc.
(tom the blood permitting It to re
main and decor-pose. settling about
. First
Rev. W.
. “Chums"; 12 111.. Sunday school and
“Nut? 1.. laurel”
. '1'. 011nm.wptltor—-—9: :16""
tum-.011” meeting; 10: I. 111.. Camp
11111an service‘; children's ’ talk.
Men's Bible class; 6 p. m., Epworth
[moo service: 7 p. m., sermon, "Je-
sus as An Evangelist. ”
Nut-walk Methodist Church, Frank
. pastorcm We.
10:15 with communion mice; on...
mail led MP. '11 M41111: 30a.
nday school 12 111.; Epworth
Lahxue devotional service at 0:30 p.
111.. We. “The. Duty of Testimony";
leader, iticbaid Nisbett;1-vening ser
“1111,7230. Miss MIv ‘B 1.0111.th
conducted the series of revial meetings
in this church during the month of
January, will speak at this service
Special song service, led by the quar;
tet itnd chorus. The Tuesday waning
meetings for women and 101' men are
lar-gely attended. The mall‘s Mg
will be led by twins 11.111111
“the meeting 1111 women by Miss lollies
11101111011115.111111511 meeting of the
Ladles' Aid Society will bet old at
dhe 11011110111130 Tuesday other ‘n at
2 :30. Regular mutiny meeting of Of
flcial Board, Wednesday evenlnmt 8.
Regulus weekly prayer meeting.
Thursday evening after prayer meet
mg. Woman' 11 Foreign Missionary 9o-
the joints and enduring.
The bladder. however, causes the
old folks the most Innovation, especial-
ly at night and curly morning.
A noted many in 11 recent article
stated that he has wonderful success
with the old-time “vegetable treat-
ment." 6 mm: “Of xteon'cues
of bind troubles an rheumatism
which have "luau treated with this
1th only one very 00mm
case failed to fully yield to its remark
i. able fdffuence. it is “the moat lllll'ill-
less treattht‘nt l have ever found to
clean the system of tin-1111111110 pol
sons: lemovo irritation of the bladder
and relieve. 111 intuy dinicnltics of “tho
old people. it in ii true vitaiizlng tonic
Lathe entire kidney slid urinary struc-
ture. reinvigorntlng the entire system."
What hotel-ms "old vegetable tract-
men " consists of the fbllo'wtng
simple prescription. the ingredi-
cuts in which can be. obtained from
any good pharmacy at small cost:
Compound Kat'gon one ounce: Fluid
Extralct. Dandelion, one~hutf ounce:
Compound Syrup Snrsapnriila. three
ounces. Shake well in a bottle and
take 111 teaspoonful doses after each
meal and upon going to bed. also drink
plenty 0fwute1 This prescription.
though simple. is always effective in
the diseases and afflictions of the kid
hey and bladder.
....,..-..
MEAT INSPECTORS.
The secretary of agt'i‘cmture has.“
transmitted to conflict!!! a; 1% Home
cost of meat inspection since the tin
ccptlon of this service July let. The
report is up to January lot. The re-
port titles the names of all employees,
together with theirtsalnries and ex-
penscs. There are thine stations in
New Haven, Hartford
and Bridgeport, the largest being at
New Haven. The New Haven force
consists of the following: A. Long. ln-‘
spcctor in charge $1.500 ad ye 1'; 01..
M. Abbc, fl. li‘... EH
Wakefield, 11.111001011133300 a your,
H. lmInnd. stock inspector at. $900 a
rear and J. L1. Alchbionytnguor, at
$720. Traveling amt "incidental ex-
penses amounted to $28.38. At. Hurt-
ford W. E. Jennings is the inspector
at 11 salary of “.000. Other expenses
were. $19. 95. Bridgeport also has one
inspector at $1.000 and his name. is
i. F. Blemer. incidental expenscs
were, 813 90.
STOP THAT OOLO
or it may result ind’n‘eumonia. Bran
zilian Balm is breaking up collie when-
ever tried. almost. without exception:
10. 25; 50c and ”.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford, Baxter‘s and Plutoted's. "
FREE ALCOHOL IILL. ‘
The senhte committee on finance
has reported favorably the bill origin-
ally intioduced by. Mr. Hill, changing
the free denatured alcohol law that
passed last session»; Thi bill has been
hung up in the committee for some.
time. and many of the friends of the
measure despaired of it. getting out
this session. Mr. Hill, however. has
been working in season and out of
season for the bill, 11nd is jubilant 111
the action of the senate. It'Will pro-
bably pass in the next few days.
91'5w_... -..-. m.,
DON'T EXPERIMENT.
You Will Make No Mistake. if You
Follow This South Nomlk Citi-
zen-'I Advice.
Never neglect. your kidneys.
if you have pain 111 the back, urin-
ary disordeis dizziness and nervous
ness, it's time. to act and no time to ex-
periment. These are all symptoms of
kidney trouble. and you should seek
a remedy which is known to cure the
kidneys
Imus Kidney Pills is the remedy
to use. No need to experiment. it
has cured many stubborn cases in
South N01 walk Follow the advice of
a South Norwalk citizen and be cured
youl self
Mrs B. P. Reed. of 3 Burbank St.
South NorWalk. Conn. says: “Fm
eight years I was subject to acute at-
tacks of lameness across my .kldnoys
9.111111 gnawing pain in my lotus accom
panied by distless la the head and
dizziness. At frequent intervals there
was a tired feeling connected with It
that. made It hard for me to do even
ordinary housework. The secretions
which were. th’lckrund highly colored
plainly showed me that my kidneys
Were at innit. Knowing of «peopled
here. in Norwalk that. had used Donn a
kidney Pills with good r‘csillts I re-
soivcd to by them 1.1111111111111111 0 box
at Plai'stcds 11mg“ Store They dill
the .11 wonderful lot. of good soon after
commenced taking thsm.'1‘hev stall:
ed the aching in ,pi back 111111 1....
he headaches and. fullness, he‘s dos
reducing the adoration! '11. 11.111.- in
at color. You may refer to met at
any time as baring bsbd Dean‘s Kid-
1113111 hills with the tImoat gratifying re-
1111 is '
For sale. by all (indicts. ‘ P1109 50
cents. lt‘Ostcr 111111111111 (10.. 1111115111.
New York. 110111 1151111111 Fir 'th'o Uhihod
811111111. Advdh‘lfl stunt onto-ch. Van may '1 .
Remember the namea-mhn's—Ind direct, East-,1 01101111., flay. .r. W, 1111-
latte so other. his. Momma Ind
_ Club for
ciety at the parsonage on Friday If—
ternoon at 3. Music for tomorlgl:
Morning. Prelude, Larkhe‘tto, b
tarts; offertory quartet, Lead Kindly
Light. Havens; Posiludc in (1.115111
malls. Evening: Prelude.- 11081111109111
A flat; offerlory, quartet, selected;
Fortitude in ill list. Batiste.
East Avenue 151?th Episcopal l
Church, Rev. 1E. Cunningham, pastor»—
blaming; service.10:30 11.111; nihilism.
rectiption‘ of members and nus-1111111111
of the Lord 3 Supper: Sunday school
i? 111.. Junior league. 3 p m. . 15:11on11
league 12 p. 111.; evening service '1' p
n1.' .. subject of 111115111311, Jesus the De-
llvercr from Demons.
A. M. P]. Church, Knl ht street. Rev.
John D. Nichols, p11 r~li 11. 111..
preaching by the pastor; 12 m., Sun-
day school; '1' p. 111., Christian Endeav-
or: 8 p. m.. Lord's Supper; address by
the pastor. Tuesday evening. class
Meeting. Friday evening, prayer
meeting. ’
. 11......
$ CONBREGA'TDONDL.
The South Norwalk Congregational
church. t‘huiies S. Macfairland, pastor
~Murning service 11131030 oclo‘ck. Sil-
eminent of the Lord 11 Supper. Recep
lion of new marchers and the ordina-
tion of a new 11000011.
The Bible School. The Jennings
Club fur young men and the Aristcn
and: women all meet at
twelve o'c nick
At the Men' 3 Christian Inquiry Club
ch meets at the. same ‘ . the
1111 lect for discussion will be. “The.
Oriental Christ." George 8 North will
be the lender.
Organ Recital at 6: 45 p. m., at which
Miss Helsier will play Handel‘ s ‘Lar-
The evening s;rvlce follows at, 7
oclook at which Dr. Macfarlnnd will
preach
The. music for the day will be as
follows.
> ,MMOl'fllnfi ,
'Orgnn 11.511.111.111...“ ....... Batiste.
Anthem. “God so Loved the World".
........................... Gall
‘Orgun Pbdtiud‘e, brittle Solemn Mart-h
........................ Lemmefts.
Evening.
Organ Roch-.1171 Largo ........ Hamlet.
Anthem. "God who Mudest" Chadwick.
Tenor Solo—Mr. ('rowe.
Organ Postlude. T1 utmphpl Mart-h.
....................... mammal.
Music at the. Final Ulmmh, Now/ink:
Morning. communion sertlce: Pr-e
tulle, Allegro 111 F sharp; op 18. No. 2.
Guilmunt: “O come-to my heart. Lord
Jesus," Ambrose; "‘0 for a closer walk
With “God," Geibel: offertory. Pastoral
in C. Wely; postlude in D. Mull-Riel.
lltlss Sally belts, pianist, and Miss
Olivettiray, violinist. will assist. at. the.
cv‘éning musical services. the. program
of which follows: Prelude. concert-
ed. Christmas Offertory, irison; "Te
Deum in E flat (festival), Buck: "Lo.
it is l.“ Funre-Shelicy: trio. “My soul
doth magnify. " 81. Guess; shprano
solo.‘ ‘Cry aloud, spare not " from "is
aiah. " Patten; commit!) solo. "The
Lord shall comfort Zion," 1mm “lir-
aiah. ” Patten; offertot'y. bershcttq
flout first aymphbny, Spohr: postludti.‘
concerted Procession March, 8.001141.
cam—I.—
South Norwalk mptiat. Church, '11.
ll. Carpenter. pastor-$245 a. m., pray~
(11 meeting; 10: 30 a. 111.. regular not"
vice; 1"). m., Bible school: 3: 30 1.1.m..
Junior L. 11).: (in. hi; i). Y. P. (L; top-
to “Being Honest. With Yourself and
(1011";7 p.m.1ef;ulur eyeninl; service;
nauti’meetlng: 3: 80 p.111.
school: 711.111., B. Y. P. 11; 811.111
Vision In" the Cross": 9 11.111 the
Lord's Supper. The repair wdrk on
the citurcn is completed and seivlces
will be. bold in the tippcr room as
usual.
‘EP'iSCOPAL
Trinity Church. as... H. A. Linwood
Sadtler, 1ector; Third Sunday in heat.
Holy Communion at 8 o'clock;
lug Prayer bunny and Sermon; “Prh-‘
yer. ” at 10: 30; Sunday School and
Bible class for you... men under lhé
auspices of St. Andrew Brotherhood at.
12 111.; 7:30 p. m‘. Evening prayer and
sermon. “Parsoriai Responsibility"
Tuesdays hr [hint at l: -30-¥Servicc Me.
dilation on tony-11m Psalm. Wednes-
days at 4: 30 tinny.
4: 30 service 11 Meditation 0‘11 Lilo
8. Howard. rectorof the Church of
211. Join. the Evangelist
lolly
Cpmmunion at 8 o'clock;
of 51111111114112.1111; 1.1mm 8111121111»
school of. Broad River in. 3215; em:
in: prayer and sermon at 7: 30
“WW WNMlM
Grace Baptist (hunch. Roy. .1. Ed. ‘
Wllld llhi‘ris,past.01—-ll a '01., core-
annuity ,
111.....1
Thursdays at. N
of Jesus 01111191111111” at 'i: 30 b.1111 - ‘
service and sermon by the Rev. Arthur'- .
New York .
G 013 Church, "theinev. Janos Inn- .1
‘ton tamer, rectors-11ml” 8111101111 111% .
Lent First celebration of the Holy'
bandits 111110- ’
on much of the Holy coilinltmmsnn
sermon at 10: 30: Sunday school at :“-_
noon: 11111111111111.1115. o'ftlld sacrament
TheD M ReadCo
MIMI 11.5 7.
Odd Japanese Wale. mostlll Susana.
These pieces will be 101.1111 on the first table it. he
China Store, and they consist of articles suitable for mites
and gifts.
Chop Platter dark blue and gold with medallions of
pink and white Chrysanthemums, $4..75
$ Salad Bowl, red and gold. center medallion of roses,
2- 7S-
liread or take Plate, dark blue and gold border, $1. :5.
Nut Uowl,l1cavily gilded and touched with blue. $1.00
Biscuit Jar squat shape with handles, bloc and gal-.11 $2.
Mayonnaise Bowl, Plate and Ladle, $1. 50.
Chocolate Set, ‘Pct and six Cups, $4.50.
Celery Tray, dark blue, green and gold, $1.50.
‘l’crn Dish with inner box for plants.- $2.215.
Jewel Cases. Flower Bowls, Dresser Trays and ‘Ilon
B011 Dishes.
01 1111111151 lo lion.
striped: ME Seam b.1151...
Yo“ cannot judge underwear '0) the more appearance.
Tile proof 111511 the meaning, and the mam who gets auto-fins
ed with these Elastic Seam Drawers will learn what real
underwear comfort is.
best qualitv,201l1Ccntury,75c.
Crovatings. ‘
March brings the novelties and the soft silks are from
incut Twills,mesl1Wove11, and oversllot effects are in
rich qualities the toloriugs livelier and more decided than
for the past three months. .
An extra line, 50c. . .
* Week End SpeciIls. <
’Boys Colored Shirts very neat checks and 1 bite and
blatk stripes, soc.
Men 11 medium wright Underwear white and natural,
thoroughly1-vtlltnadc.500.
I ‘ ,VI ’ 1 .1
Children 5 Goals.
Saute was. values 1.'. cl“: out.
In any 3; blue and cardinal, trimmed with narrow White
braid, reduced from $2 25 to $1.00 Sizes rim and 15’...
Some in better grades, including brown and tan, reduc-
“and $3 .00. .
sVVcor3$Cctim1. main floor.
$1 is to
Gill
ed from $4 511 and
Re m¢mb§¥ :
The M111 End
preaching on the subject, “A Two-fold .
114 WASHINGTON 511,
SOUTH honVALit, coup.
Telephone 446.
lecnhtltr'ciillrd “in. "
Myanmay; 8p. 111.
public is cordial-
room open till" the
bum to 511
‘feast at 10: 303‘ 31.1.1111; school at 12;at11311 in SI)
Loyal Workers“ mos-ting at 5:45; we Testimony me
ni‘ng sermon at" 1; sub,“ ~.qt "Prove All At both services l
Things: Hold Fast hat Which is 1y invited. 1191111111
Good." public each credit an.
‘ _— 1‘ /,.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN. '
, . I "Signor Trapemro's habit slipped
cunla‘rlm SCIENCE soous'rv. lust 11111111. and 11.1 dropped his was
First Christian Sciatica Society of while i- "y were performing on the
dike—1 gig-Sands setvlc'e atlhi‘gh 1111112110 “What did she do?"
1.11mi lli‘a l‘c bhlldlnt. .“Stmtl £05519"- mti”“3udie-
the
Norwalk Chronicler