" ,ti'unily h'e're oufill‘t' "'to keep
you 0130 have ill) attack or In-
0111'. or; 0 cmso'h trouble at any
1119,0110. 011': night -
‘l‘hls liarxrilg'ss preparation will (II
”I: tibyl‘llirls you eat and overcome 11
Quiet; five minutes afterwards.
ills? 'dorl’ti'l tempt you. or
3. u‘ '00" 1100006106 to fill you.
0.9010119 01, lead in your
I you have heartburn,
an of Indi action.
or Pharmuc st for a 50- cent
’11 Disp‘epsin and take one
33 at or supper tonight There
1.0110111111111131, no belching oi
,33gibdlgested food mixed with acid, 110
ins-ch gas or heartburn tuliness or
" 0W feeling In the stomach. Nausea.
llltatins- Headaches. Dizziness or
an. besides. l'rthei'e Swill he no sour
‘31 wovsr. I31 the stomach to poison
yo th ml 0 non se‘ous floors. 1 ._
Pit oils DIapspsIn is a. certain cure
Mini st'Omach misery. because It will
take hold or your food and digest _It
sW the some as It your stomach
Aclun‘l, p‘r'or'n'pt relief for" all your
mach misery is at your Pharmacist,
It ‘ '101'1'011. :
'36. 50- cent oases contain
1 :10 giant. to cur’e a case 013'
or 'In lgcstion. ‘
3 The Connecticut "liust & Sale De
' posit? 'oom'psny,‘ 101' Halltl‘.‘ord this moni-
il‘led Alli the probate court an ill-
11613110331930: the estate of P. T. Bar
mln'lslrator‘.‘ succeeding the late Ben-
131‘arliruiLy or $40. 0'0 1s bind to
an. The inventory In do
taii Is‘ be same as that died I'oc'elltly
by 'the‘ 31,011 of Bcn'jnmin Fish, as ex
ecuto'r 0331 his estate
’3 Will
' A new "title ‘of medium priced SHOES
with all the attractiveness found in
the higher grade ones. 1
,Lsdies’ Pal. Tip. Button,
Ladies Pat. Tip, Lace,
I'sp'epsln In the house, as any .
Identical 5119.11.11 This will all go, '
num' 0311' which the" company Is no
jamln Fish. The Inventory shows that .
the present value of the estate In 031,—:
___'26,, from whic the oil'i'uirlgs ,
911911911) 0111331211110, widow or 3
'8 AND PROFITS
1173.500. 1 _
"T’
M’QINLEY B33BO'TH538 SENTE DEI3l33‘
Flvc Years In Penitentiary. .
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 20. -Johu Mc-
Gluley and his brother Thomas, both
of Greenwich. were convicted by a jury
In the. Superior Court yesterday of
highway robbery on Paul S. Selchow.
of that town. Judge Bennett sentenced
.them' to 11 tom oi out less than two
, years no lnore than live in 6' ate 01103
on. John's sentence villi t e oils-2:;
3701' thelt Is completed
Court adjourned until Marc112,wlreu
the trial or Vlueonzlo Fads. of Dorian.
charged with murder ill the first de-
gree in shooting a countr.ylnan will
open. Judge Bennett ordered an extra
panel for i'or'ly Jurors called. When
that case is ended Joseph higher and
Fred A. Loo, bartenders of Durlbury.
will be placed on trial on the Indict-
ment 01‘ murder In the second degree
ln‘llllilrlg James A. Smith. of‘Daubury.
Q, A S '1' O n: IA.
bout the ' lhr lilild in Have Alva
aka-taro“ ‘
AL'FALFA‘ AND CLO'VER'SEEDS.
WASHINGTON, Feb, ‘20.—~'N. 1:.
Harrison, the agricultural explorer and
ho'rtlculturlst, who for the past eight
months has been travelling through
Russia, Siberia, Central Asia. 'l‘urkes-
' 'a'ud Northern 'Mrico, In quest ,0!
new varieties of alfalfa and clover for
cultivation In this ommtry, has re-
turricd 'u'lth more than 300 lots 01‘
seeds .and plants to be used by the
department . Iil experimental ' work.
Prof. Hanson has found two new varie-
ties‘ of alfalfa, which grow in a sec-
33131911 or 81110110 where-.0110 lllel‘(lll"_\
I scales and when; there is no snow
1" c. Department of Agriculture will
0911111ch expollrlicllts with the now
piano in l'icvcrnl northwestern seh‘tel
1:0er in AND EXAMINE our
NEW LINE OF
Elec‘tric
Portables
the finest ever shown In the
Twin Cities and at prices
that defy competition.
Conuefildht
Company.
3 '11s the demand 'is Ia'r'ge and in '
:, .ordcr to secure é’arly deliveries
3‘ we must have yoiir orders now. ‘
Ausllsnts 'of Paul Shipbow 'Nlay "Spend ‘
rattler his term of 0111.1000th In’ i'al'l ,
'f'or nod and Dressing" 110nt it here-
In pleasing variety. Every piece Is
strongly ‘;'made for long dorvtcey and
0?. our Furniture that gives It a Value
, £3317, over theiordinary kinds of house.
1110' till-nitrite generally- sold today.
3 ceptlbn‘ul qualitieé
1334136 WASHINGTON 1.111.111,
' lylatlneo also
' Reserved Seats 200 -
many are richl'y carved. and moment-
Hell, There. is a finish to ey ry. detail ,
11111313931311 prices are extremely. low tor .
‘ : titer . .'. '
The: mere "'Wact tl'ia
Srnll’ s [HIIIISIIIII 1
,- M44 .1: dwfifiit i- my 9! i‘qnswtfiv
is universally reactor
mended 'fo'r ConsumptIOn
proof positiV9 that it 15
inc mest energi2ing and
strengthening preparation
in the world
It warms and nourishes,
it enriches the blood.510ps
loss of flesh and builds
up. Get Scott 8. - ' .
Send this advertisement. Mother with name 07
pom In which it appears. your address and (our
cents to collar petiole. and we will lend you 0
"Complete Handy Atlas of the warn " :: :.
.SCO'I‘T £1 BOWNE. 409 Pearl Street. New York
WOULD-BE SUICIDE WILL DIE.
NEWTON. Mnss., Feb. 20.~——'I"he con;
dillon 07110011 Brown, who shot himself
last night after fatally shooting his
sweetheart. Laura Bland, and seriously
wounding her sister, Emma. was In
practically the same condition early
today Ill. lllo Newton HOSIDIIII as when
taken there. It was believed that he
would not I'l'v'(‘t)\‘(‘l'. Emma lllnllil..wllo
Is also in 11 l-llilcal rendition at the
hoslptul. was not expel: ted to live.
”— ... 1.1... ..-.V-......._
The 1"ollou who suys t'h'ni "figures ‘
won't llc“ l.‘1\l(lt"lill\"llill:l not. soon the
“gums which drcssuiukers menstrual
whirlliclrcotcr Union
2.....-
ENIERIAWIIIENIS
WAIWfl]. l
1.000 lAllllS 1.000 MEN
'TO ATTEND
1. THE TENTH ANNUAL
Masquerade Ball and
‘ Entertainment
Uncas Tribe, Red Men
MUSIC HALL.
Monday Evening. Feb. 22 I909
Special Va'udeville Entertainment
Elaborate Grand March
Preceded with the Oldln time Minuet.
by the Committee, in Colonial Coc-
tunic. Every attraction on clabor
ale scale.
Tickets now on sale at l’lnlstod‘s
"llillsnil-I’Olvoll'u, i‘llll‘ord Pllnrulnoy,
-"(llt‘lllll'll'll and lli'lggoruinll‘s News
stands. \Vllolplcy Ii. Clnvk‘u, or from
lll 1111' llllllll“
REGULAR TICKETS ....... 50 CENTS
Balcony Tickets. 25c.“ . Box Seats. $1.
A cosiulnor will be lll attendance.
1
HOYT'S THEATRE
3—DAYS—-—3
'Webruary 18, 19 and 20
Anthony Geronimo. . .General Manager
Flank Chase ....... Resident Manager
Wm. H. Clunc.......Muslcai Director
SPECIAL!
F'RIDAYI' EVENING. FEBRUARY 19
.'1 ‘ “SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER"
Direction Spoicty of King Arthur
Reacrvod Seats ........ 35 $0, 7'5, $310.0
Admission 1531; ‘
GOUIICEY & KEENAN
“Kidding this Kid." assistcd by Little
.1 521' ! Bun k“
CHESTER a JONES
Singers and Dancers
MYERS ill RAYMQND
.. C
Singer of. illustrated song 3 ‘
THREE REEL :rOI? MOTION PIC~'
‘1 Tunas Houses oAiLv
'PERFORMANCEBEDAIrY
"2011119101! .
Norwslk 0.1001011101211131
(Talon .F). .
i
There will be No Game
Washington's Birthday
.l’il 1' 3I, "1.131131:
.'¢"‘::111,.
DANCING AFTER GAMES.
.1 .».J‘ll,t‘ll,..:.'i'.."‘..l.'
3°", 39,“; 35°_ 'cr 'n'n'd sermon at 1 30
".'iswsoisii LUTHERAN massiAi-i
1sortisonv,fraar.1o"1909' '
south N01 walk Methodist Episcopal
Church. Soul 0. Curilce. pastor—Class
meeting, 9: 30 a. 111.; worship. with sei-
mon by the pastor. '110 30 0' 01.; Bible
school, 12 111.; 'EpWOrtb lseague prayer
service. 6.1). 111.; worship. With 00001011
by‘ the poster. 7 11.111130013161110 Ollie-
i'ui board 111000115133 p.10 T000031.
class meeting 7: 15‘ p, '111. 3Tb ‘r'ri 11y.
player acrylcc, 7: 45 11.111 101'.
choi‘i rehearsal. 7: 30 p‘. 111.; 010111th
inevtlilko i'l'ndustllni‘wague 8113.111
Norwnlk Methodist Cbur'cb, Frank
I). 'l‘ol'lcy. pastor—«Miss May 13.1.0111
will speak at the Norwalk- Methodist
Church both morning and evening. the
evening service ending the series of
cvungcllsilc meetings. Her work lllln
been a neuron of great inspiration and
profit to the church and copgl'cgallon'
Sunday morning class meeting. 0: 30,
led by T“. H. Bedlent; rooming worship.
10: 30: Sunday 500001.12 111.. E‘pwoltll
League devotional service, 0': 30 p.011.
topic. The Condition of O'ur Disciple
ship, lender. Mrs M. Waterbury
evening service. 7:30 p. 1n..'Misa ilorl'l
willglvo Ilcl' closing address. Tues.
day. 7:45 p. 111.. class meeting. led by
I". 'I‘. Roscoe. Thursday, 7:15 p. 01..
prayer meeting. Friday. 3:30 p. 111..
Junior League, led by Miss E. M. Ford.
m
Knight Street A. M. E. Church. Rev.
W111. St, A. Lynch, D.D., pastor-'—
Prcacblng. 10245 n. 111.; Sabbath school.
1:30 p. 111.; young people's Ipleating,
6:30 p. m; preaching 7.11511. by
the pastor. Class meeting Tuesday
11.61.11... and olllclnl l)()‘33ll‘(l.
, ‘ coucnschriomn.
South " "'Nor‘wnlk Cbllgvogatioual
Church. (.‘llu'llosS. Mocl’nrlaud pastor;
'l‘llcoiloro R. I ivlllr, assistant~Morn
lll'i; service at 10:30 1'1. 1311.111. which the
pariior' will pl';eilvll the Bible seiiool.
Including the young men 's department
and the young women‘s department
will plant at 12 o'.elork; the noun
Christian lllqlllll Club will meet n!
1110 same 1.111111111110111 as its subject.
"Sill and Society.“ Tho,lcadcr will
bC'll‘l'lllIli W. Hadley, The Women‘s
Christian Inquiry Club wlll trike on i119.
subject, “A Woman Worker‘s Appeal."
l‘bo Iuldcr will bu .'llr's.:(lu'lnbul'i. Al
the ovoniurr service. at 7 o'clock the
pastor will preach. 3
li‘irsi, (loilg'rogutiolull Church, Nor:
.vnlk. Iloorgo Ii. Egbert. illli'litlll'WlllOI‘Il
1111.: service at 10:30; preaching by the
pastor. Sunday school at 12:03. All
lllml meeting oi‘ the Men's Magoo at
12:15; election of officers. Evening
service. 111 7:30; sermon wlIIl rotor:
once to \l‘aslllugtou's lili'illdny--“b}v
cry Citizen a King." suggested by or
autograph document. at King Louis
XVI. of France. Ladies“ prayer service.
Wednesday at 8: subject. “Look";
lender. Mrs. 'I‘holups'ou. Thursday
evening prayer service omitted as the
3'1‘.hurt'.h in o missionary rally at that
'l'llll't'b.
BAPTIST.
3 Gl'ilt'l’. ltupilst Church. J. Edward
lliii'ris, i‘)l|tlllll“---"'ll 11.31111, preaching;
3:30 p. 10.. snricrl coilqyrt' 0: .16 0:111.
11. Y. I’. IL. (only. Gods Part III the
I-«lbcl'. liloll ill the glories: 7: 45 1). n1..
tho pilslol" s subjeu will be Abraham
Lincoln, God's Grunt Milli (or a Great
()3tlt'llill0ll'. Wednesdays Dr, Bockhnm.
of Nashville. TCIIIL. will address the
parlsh folk and Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler
of New Halvou. will sing. Thursday
evening, prayer met-ling. Friday eve
ping. choir rehearsal.
EPISGOPA'L.
lug prayer. litany and sorllion. Love.
the Heart of Ike Gospel. 1:! 111., 131111-
duy school; now pupils always l'ccelv
oil cordially. 7:30 p. 111.. evening pray-
er and sermon: this is n one hour s‘or
vice. visitors always welcome. Ivor
seats. Ash \l'odllosday. February 2-1
also the Feast of St. Matthias. 01111
Apostle. there will be a celebration oi
tho. Holy Comlllunlou at 10 11.111 and
ill. ":00 p 111.. evening player and mi
dress. ’I‘Iull'sdiu. «I p. 111.,'cv1"11iup
prayer and addlo'ss. Friday, 7: 30 p
111.. evening prayer and sor'nlou. 'I‘llr
bishop of the diocese, will3vlsil, this
church to administer the gru’oo‘ol‘ eon
'Iil'mntlou, on Sunday morning, Aprll‘
25. Those who doslrc to be confirmed
should signify their intention to ‘tllc‘
rector at once ’l‘ll‘osu who are dolor
ring the question should let the rector
at Jessi. talk it over with them. A nor
ies of sermons will be given on the
[delusions and 13 NCllllellS oi the Chris
thin Life on Sunday evenings!“ Lent
$.00 Tuesdays at .1 p. m., evening pray-
' ei- and an address on The Seven Last
'Words or our Lord will be given. 011
‘Tllllrsdays. at I p m.. evening prayer
a'nil an address on the" Problem of
{Pain On Friday evening‘s. at 7: 30
j evening prayer and an address by 113
' ‘spéciai preacher 1: .1
'LGrnce Church. the Rev James lion's
lop Werner, lcctoi'wiiiilqllagcslma
Sunday. The. celeblutl‘on 'of- the Holy
.lt Ilroad Rivlc at "' 1.1;‘cvcriiug pray-
, EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Evangelical Lutheran. Rev. C- I".
ltlttl‘uuulr,~ pastor. Phone 903.11.. '10; Hou-
l'i ' street. ‘Stnnirord—wPreuching Ill the
German language; 1505;111:111. In: chapel
In Main atret user's“ d 0
lion" class. II 131.111. ~
CHURCH;
The S‘wudlsh Iiuth‘e'rau Messiah
inorr'ow night at 7: 3'0; at St. Paul's
u'ilsslon, corner Van limit: st‘r‘eet and
'iriosorl, from llpsnla College, Kenn
'Plenty 013 01300 new.
. .
'13ADVEN'T CHRISTIAN CHll'II'Cl'l'I1'
'illllUli, loader, 'llelny kiwi-'1; preaching
1.9:.
.........,,.
1,. - '. .r1
at 73313. n1..‘by‘ne3'v. F. .13; 11111151116110 ;
marl-loom. .l '
public each week day from 2 to 0
time is expected Their services for
trips. but he did not do so, and it b'e-
:Vli'iorl'u. and l3’l‘0llllifil Maura that be
riiculnsluuces His majesty eviucodd
l‘llllI‘ClI unitos with the South Noru'nlk ~
(kl'rniuun‘loli nt 8 0010011; ‘ morning -
3. player and sermon at 101110; Sl'illduy
, 'school at noon; mission Sulldr'ly school
Chuicli holds its regular services to "
,(lsborne avenue East Norwnlk.‘ Two
juniors will olllciatolH Student Frans .
‘worth. N. Y.‘, Will preach. 'A “largeln‘ew 1
lamp has been plii'ob‘q 'in “the bull‘-
'At tho Advoul Christian Cllul'cho'lmni WWII:
7.1111103. ailment the pastor. Rev. AL. 0‘ Rolf-'1
' noli‘lsl 'w'IIl‘ prciloh ill 103.3011: 111.: 010in
day school all I2 uri':' ‘Julilor moatli‘iu
‘ lat 'p.'l11‘.': Imul Workers' monthly at
ADMISSION...............25 GENTB335 ,3 33 m subloot “‘ll‘hof Lilo That Ens
l‘ ‘1.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society, of
Norwalk-—Ilegulur Sunday services at
the reading room. Masonic building.
at 11 0.111. Subject, February 2i.
“Mind " Testimony illeoting. Wed-
holiday at '8 11.111. ’I‘oliolll services
the public In cordially and fratorllnlly
invited. Reading room'opell to the
D. II).
CHAPELS, MIS'SIO'NB. ETC. ‘
Sprlugwoorl llllioll (flirtiicl'wSlinday
school meets in the chapel on Ely air
line at 3: 30 1) III In llu evening." at
7 o'clock the usual gospel ss'rv'l‘o'r' will
be held. Mr Fu'vllli- will proach' A
cordiol Irlvlliltlou is extended 10 all
the residents or the community to
unite In this union religious work.
Salvation Army—Tumor row will be
the last Sunday of the Siege" which
the Salvation Army he‘s been holding
for the last mouth, and which has
ll'c'oil blessed with good results A good
the day will begin with l oclock kuoo
drill, Illltl ll a. 111.. llOllIlPSS'Illtit‘ltlIlg;
salvation mot-ting. lilvcl'ybody is wol-
conic to those survives, which are held
mibo hall. at No. 50 Water street.
FLIGHTS OF WRIGHT BROTHERS.
King of Spain Witnesses Trials at, Pall.
France.
I’AU. France, Feb. 20.-—~King Alton:
so. of Spain. was present at tho llyili';
field near Pull today and witnessed Ibo
flights or the Wright brothers. It. had
been generally believed that his nul-
lusty would venture aloft on one of the
value known that before leaving Mad-
rid ho burl, promised his wife Quocll
would not go up Into the air under an?»
the greatest Interest In the. aeroplane
as an engine of war, and be deplored
s'clel'ul times 111.11 110 could not make u
illill Iligbi.
Hull 0 Ilcrg. the European business
manager of the Wrights, had an inter-
viow with the king last night. all
u'llkll the arrangements for his majes-
ly to wltiuss lllc lligllts‘ f today u’cl'l-
completed. The kill; an II it was his
lcl'vont wish to be the' first sovereign
lo Ily1bui be had given Ills solonlll
nrorulso bo'lolo he left borne not to be
led Into making an attempt Mr. Borg
explained the delight of sliding over
the cushioning all; but the king sighed
and sold: ‘.‘ch I know. but I have
-'l\’(.'ll my word."
His llluicsiy was very much Inter
noted In hearing a recital of the suc-
rose of the Wrights.
The king.' manifested also much In-
iorost In the new gun silencer invented
by Hiram Maxim, and be arranged to
Slow 11 sample silencer sent to Madrid.
whore ho ulll muslder equipping the
punish rifle with the instrument.
H..— .11.;-
MISS DWYER GUFIPR3I383ED.
«Gm'
.Maoy‘ Friends 'Ente'rialned at Her
Home in Washington street.
A very pleasant surprise party was
lendured .’ili'as Mabel 'D'u'ycr at her
home 111 Washington street, Inst overl-
lug. in honor of her eighteenth Ilil'Ili~
liry. 'I‘bc merry party met. at the. cor-
per :0! Washington street and Railroad
Dwy‘r's borne and. gave her a corn-
il the guests.-
Hanoi Casey. Aline l-lnll. Bertha Jc'n-
I‘lll“,lel Clala Silk IdaH. Kraemol. Mrs
William Casey and Mrs lohu llwycr,
'iild Messrs bred Mold lion. John
Stcegmullcr. Henry Jennings. Russell
howirdes. Harold Cnsev James Silk.
ler Rogers and Lester Farrell
About II o‘clock a bountifubeolla
bluntly after midnight and any lug they
W
3 MEETING OF THE PHYSICIANS.
3 pensary Made. ‘ '
, "l‘he‘ regular' monthly meeting of the
'1‘... walk Medical Society was held
itcllcock IIoIlaunou, Sharer, \olln‘rsr‘
1110 W. B. Burnell presenti'1
1.1: 1111' Clark which was discussed at
3_3133l31clntion. was the guest 3013 the even
g ‘311 .
He spoke with ‘iunch e'n'thuiii'asm of3
: the association; in Bridgeport and
neighboring cities. It was formally- dc
3111011 by the Norwnlk Medical Associa
'tion to open a tube}, duals (llsnengnry
in The Nor-walks. . .
It Is the hope of the nloulhci's that
.'t (1 people of the Twin Cities will lend-
'illa worthy rllovemorll their hearts
pensnry has been selected and a nurse.
- engaged. The physicians otter their '
' service's free. 1
After a few other matters ware 01's
le‘int supper was serVedr'
Worn—h.
"So yen believe in telepathy?"
“Yes." answered Mr. Meekton. "my.
w'II’o knows whatzil rain going: to think
oout sometimes before I have made
asbingtoni star. ' " :
M ll'I'll'l
any 'IJIMS'TWI «Mill " ' '
wimdcrfnl household 1.1.1.1113»
Wigfilfi WWWWE 33333333333133.1111.
'ch 1013105 till ir'j'l'll'll'bé‘ for
l 101: in” are ’ua’ w y
11‘3le aim: trouble: The net‘s use but:
,3Brl31i33‘gqport Advehtisemffits. 1 |
1.;
Fleur de Lys.‘
‘1) p. 111.. children‘s meeting: 8 p. 111.. '
For the Boys.
Coat Swpaters for ages 10, ll 1'2 _. and 15 years. at 69c.
Worth $1.00 and $1.2
Outing Flannel Pajamas, for ages (1 to lo vcnrs. special
The I, M 1111.qu
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Read Co
m1»... 313er
.1130. «1.13.5.3»
The New. Tailored waists
just when everyone is tired of their winter 'cloihcs :luil
wondering what new thing can be worn this early Ill l‘llt‘ sea—
son, a group of fine new 'l'uilol'crl Waists arrive in their trinl
severe styles folllll‘lllllllllt‘llllll3c freshness.
There are a few" names that will be recognized as fli\'—
oriics, the Knickerbocker, tl'ie' Geisha, the Classique, and the
linsliiiims in them: several ll‘lIllx’CS,lll't' exceed-
1.1eg attractilc. and the work is perfection.
Hand Embroidered Linens are of beautiful texture,
made with looks or plails, regular or in groups. The cul—
bi‘oillcrv is applied llelll/CCIl'lllClx’S or down the from, in Silll'
pic but low effective patterns
Plain Linen Wais'ts have plaiicd front» .1111 often a line
of Mexican (.frzlwnu'ork down lln. front 1112111 and on lllt. all. 'f
cuffs and collar. '
The Marquisettc Waists are quite ncw. made with
many soft little tucks and ilrnwnlvork. These have soft
stocks and pklltcrl crusts. '
'I‘hcrc lea variety of lllnierials in the waists of medium
Cl't)SSl)llTl'C(l ‘muslins and striped nradras. and plain
90110115. and (Ill are of reliable illodel's, perfectly tailored.
l’rigcs begin '01 $2.00. ,
retreat specials
' for the week end.
Five dozen Black Sateen Petticoats, ul3.ulc w '11 outing
flannel linings and liming stylish ”Slums zil'id iuc.l<s Special
$1 50 and $185; ' '
Teri dozen Black Sateen Petticoats. lllll(lt.‘. in the best
styles \vitll,3(lcc1) llourlcc. lucked ruffles. and inniurl‘iii‘flr.
Special at 98c. ' ‘
avenue with lots of good things to car '-
lllti at 8 oolnck started for lilies 1'
date surprise. Games were played "
throughout the evening and piano sc~ '
lcetlons and songs rendered by several ,
.'.tlllonlr those present were the '
_ , 'l‘l'luily Cluucb‘, ll'.A. Lintvood Sadr. '1 . ., _ . .
“ ,lor reclili'~»—Qlllllyuuucslma Sunday. '8 ""3888 (11111.1. Ilopurd, Judith Jennings, '
1‘ .,1. 111., Holy C(uiiulllulon. 10:30. morn ulllgs."MubcI Dwyer Louise Schilulu ,
,Bclla Ith. Clara Krucmors Hazel ,
Phillip Sclmub Walter Hendricks. lies -
lion was servediu which 'llll‘ partlei-
rated heartily after which smoral'
noro piano selections were 1011011190..
v'llen the urol'ly makers broke . up 1
liul a vow pleasant evening and that ‘ j ,
\llss liwy'ol proved a very pleasant 1‘
1'll‘ostoss. 3 ‘:
also: loi' -Opcnliig -Tubt'11"eulosls-Dl3's-" '
,l‘lrursday ev oiling. at the Clifford H013 '
",él with Doctors Coleburn. Baldwin 1
_l‘rilcey'. Clark. Buker.".810we- Walter ‘ .
, ‘lA very interesting paper was r‘ea‘d '
length by the members Dr Haskell l
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to be made on Saturday. We have made special prepara- -
tions for this fact, and will display a new line of 3 , .
Shirt Wallis and Neckwea‘r
In the latest styles and attractive prices
We have just received a3 large variety of
New Waistmgs
Plai'r'l3 and Farley White Coeds. also Stripes and Fancies
We invite .your' attention to our
Keko Silks
,In Popular C'olors. Plain and Dotted
Drop in Stocks. '
N1.w...voni{ 1'85 20. L—frho‘ ml-
nouucelnont of a decision to cut stool
prices, made late yesterday by (‘llulr'-'
luau lo. ll Gar‘y,‘ oi? the United States
Stool' (.cnporatlon’s Board of Dlr'cc‘
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