In Women’ s. Misses and Childrpns Suits. Coats. DresSes. Waists, Skirts and Mllllnery The Greatest Money-having Bargains Iver Quoted by any store In these Perle a Incomparable Values in Women's and Misses’ $25.00 m This oliering represents a well- known manufacturer‘s sample line ,. of this season‘s most distinctive styles and materials in4 Suits. There are only 35 Suits in the lot, in women's and misses’ sizes, therefore. those who are interest- ed should be here bright and early tomorrow morning and take ad- . ‘ 1 D . . b . ln compara e Iargams in W and Good fortune comes at the opportune moment—duet when all women want Waists to wear with their Spring Suits. For tomorrow we will offer a magnificent collection of Waists in three lots at three absurdly low prices. vantage of this unusual saving. A wonderfully attractive assortmenl; of Lawn “and Lingerie Wang button front or back. high or I neck models; worth $2. 49. Satur- day. 3! 49 At 98c Lot of Lingerie. Lawn. Crossbar and Linen Waists. variety of styles; some made with kimono sleeves. high or \Dutch neck; all sixes; regularly $1. 79. Saturday. 98c. At $1.98 Beautiful new Waists in blue and black’ and striped Messalines. ki- mono sleeves, high or round neck; all sizes. Special. $1.98. Dresses WASH DRESSES All new Spring models. including . ‘ i . . 39.1w Skirts lust 25 Skirts in the lot. secured of a well- known N. Y. manufacturer at a big price concession. Made of fine quality Panama' to blue and black only: very latest models: worth 35 as $3 98 Saturday ......... W rucomsaaeau ransom IN woman's & MISSES’ Dresses A very pretty all-over Embroidered Dress, trimmed with lace, kimono 'ons and Chambrays: an aslort-' ment of good styles. Special prices for tomorrow ' nnnnmo For street and afternoon wear. worth up to $25. Pretty Dotted Foulards: all the new colorings. sleeves. round or Dutch neck: pretty lace yokes and coils. Your white. pink and light choice 3 50 ~ blue. Saturday only. . $6.98' Tomorrow . lZe ‘ - Percales, Lawns. Ginghams. Lin- ‘ The New Spring Models in Women's and Misses Separate OATS A new Spring model of fine quality Serge and Mixtures: full length. semi-fitted styles. A serviceable garment for immediate wear. Special Saturday $10. 98 lucortrparable Bargains . New Spring 1911 Millinery Our beautiful Millinery Display has caused no end of favorable com- ment among the hundreds of vis- itors. The Easter assortment of Millincry has never been e ualled. Every woman in quest 0 a hat owes it to herself to come here tomorrow and see our display. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY A Stylish Creation The New College Hat Exactly like illustration. A, small. jaunty hat. easy to pack for trav- eling no wardrobe complete without one. All colors. Special 50c INCE EPARABLE BARGAINS '“ . IN GIRLS' Spring Coats In pretty Serges. Checks and Mix- tures; some made with sailor col- lar. satin trimmed; all colors; sizes a to is years. Special prices tomorrow $2.98 up to $6.98 25 EXTRA meow-assets saaosms an. AROUND rud‘hvou SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW Crash Toweling Linen Crash Toweling. washes very absorbent. full width: value W4C 7c. Tomorrow. YARD . “Fruit of the Loom Muslin moo yards for tomorrow's selling. . yard wide; value today 7 “Vac. Saturday W760 Good .leWelry AT A LOW PRICE undredeelclro’l‘ce sees. .A lei table on our Ltd swim. Br Plus. Baum Belt mm Seer! Pine. Veil Pins. and my edicts. Your choice . W leeeeleees.leellira ., 1., New Spring Gloves “WWW - REGULAR 31.25 omvss A Long Ktmou‘ps a-clssp French Kid Gloves. Tan Long Crepe Kimonos. a new pret- Gray. Black. White. White and t? “yr“, all colors. , 990 Modes; everypeirwar- $1 \ Saturday ranted. Saturday REGULAR 31.75 GLOVES Women’s? Wrist Bags Genuine Seal and Wallets Wrist leather or moire lined. fitted mews, Wm avclaep Versiine Gloves. Tens. White and Black Saturday W‘l.50, PURE SILK GLOVES soclaep Kayla. doubled M gore. Black. White, Tea agt'ddaray : sates heavy quality: mi ’M‘esseeess-em W salts "111$ Bus us Dr m “two” would we fill ell sites: see shanty. , ‘ , m ‘n’eseeeeeesseee .. tan and greenrreg. s: 7% Dress Goods .. INCOMPARABLE BARGAINS IN rue LATEST spams ‘ NOVELTIES Prices low enough to afford an eiitri dress. .1 ALL WOOL FHINGN MALE TAMI CLOTH. 44 inches ””9. i allcolore. “ « . Tomorrow.an Wm M SW for Tailored Suits. hep- srste rtesod Separate Coats; so lnelsse «his. is Navy and toe Pieces MERCERIZED' SUIT- m in ash! stripes. sell colored: J—fi Lsdies’ Hosiery Colored Hoes in thy. Gray. Light Blue. Pink and Tan. Saturday........ ..... ..250 Men's Hall Hose Colored Hose. Navy, on . st‘en * der and 'i‘an. Setl’r‘rdayy ' * ’ 2 psirs' for 25¢ “our“.mrrs....soc Muslin Cradles finned Ntu'lln Cubans. with isncy ' edge; worthhpalfl .Saturday................‘; made almost entirely throufill do it alter a his hill had been ‘ wn, and much earth and rock , . and trout the rear of the lot. ‘1‘“ foundation was entirely laid from m stone secured on the society's props my ‘« The basement has a nine loot 0% lug. with ample windows. adorable”- cellout light, and will have a new door. and will be utilised later on fl various religious and social gathering; The main church is forty-tour» in width. and elsblywhvo feet been is constructed or red brick. with wings (or the doors and window m . D! lndlune stone. making a. decided“? tractivo finish. The architectural W sign Is a combination of the Roth“ and Gothic from plans by Mobile“ F‘errls s. Morehouse. of Saudi Julio? walk. who had supervision or alive“ 1worlt. He has received many will? . ments on the line appearance of building The tower and steeple . to i!“ height of one hundred ’feet. m the ground, and is of wood, cows“ with slate, and It can be observed trees a great distance. A i, ‘ The main entrance is through do :doors, Into a large vestibule, H , libero la also an entrance and «stem . the rear. and another exit through" ' ' basement. so that there will be no '1 union for alarm on account at M the building itself is practically proof. . The study of the pastor Rev. W Dokus, is located in the roar of M church. the room being ran by elm i feet. and fitted up with a desk. sultalslfi. l chairs and, other conveniences. ‘ The pawn in the nave of lbechurofir rate all of hard wood, with seatin‘ ass paclty for 500 persons. A slonlufi lery in the front or the church m permit or the seating of 150 more l ple This gallery is tortydour :-‘ twenty feet. The pulpit is located under a lie some chancel arch, which silo .very pretty finish. for the interior the church. _ All the windows in the nave or ' church are or cathedral leaded ‘ and in every instance they are m a memorial nature from main the church. The largest 0110.0" main entrance, was donated by dies or the church and Is very some in design 7 There are no pillars or posts of sort in the body of the chord gable root being supported caudally truss work ' The building is heated by at“ . the illumination will be by el .. 1 ', ‘ .. The Vuno Construction Corn, ' ‘ Stamford. had the entire contract the exception of the unmitigated was done by Alexander white. electric Work was done by H Moeller. The entire cost of the lure is estimated at about $23,006. is proposed to erect a person. on the ground west or the churn lug. as there is sulllciout room for: Plans for the Dedication. Plans for the dedication are m ' lug ohape. n hadbeeuexpeofl. . hold them about the middle of ' ' which would mark the fifteen ivereary ol the organisation 0!. ’ church. but this was found to possible. on account of the in of the work. The date has now ' set for Sunday. May Milt, at ‘oolock Rev Gabriel Dokue. m: been in the pastorate for the past? “ than years. will have charge. and” pests to barn at number of . | ' spastic"; Among these will he; 'euporlntendent of missions. Rev. lWitlsuar. of lamest". W!“ i The vadoue‘ Hungarian W South Norwslk will be present.” there will probably be short It ' alone from their various meet seem the church. .Thora white . steel program and mum class in connection with the Wicul «or use users em.‘ wms'rao. April 'i. 4» toes division W lies Yorlr. Kev W. system. leaving anthem to i «use» no. 3mm nook lieu. dam gm“ tosses-”e the has» raga-r hide Willi W i K, I'D miles south. m but a brainless. thou tn" u— lien sum m .
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