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”NH Milli)“. NOTES
The insular monthly meeting will be
W next Thuredny afternoon and all
‘mmts .0! the students should he
ended in. the principal on or betore
, terdnynt it home desk period
”thingies held a row minutes before
on Werep great pleasure to
to but in runny other cases
students who intend to grad-
thin due or: in June. lilill. were
You AreSure ‘Glover S
Elite Oxfords
NEVER SLIP
A Style for Every Occasion
n Style for Every Foot
$3.50
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Two Stores
South Norwelli
ELEPHANT SAVED 1000.
All there were many wild boxer ru-
mors nlloat about‘the disaster at the
bathing leetlvltles at Sorting. in the
Agra division. I have interviewed the
proper nuthorties and obtained the
following particulars.
Thousande of pilgrims hurl camped
ours strip or lend which had never be-
lore been flooded within the memory
0! the oldest residents. On Rudder
night there was neudden rise in the
tide of the Gases and pilgrirns were
etrpnded on the spot where they were
swamped. which bu new 0000030 on
lslnntl surro «led by deep wstsr. The
pllarims u had the presenm of mind
to linlt ‘mns and lined up. though its-
mereedehestdeen in mm. mm env-
sd, hut thosewho rsn mic stricken to
regain term-limo tell into the deepest
stream and were lost
,lleseue parties. heeded by the depth
ty collector of the loeullly sud the
Norwolk
VVJ—
.. pollen. arrived on the scene as soon es
pnselble. and with the lid 0! basis and
' an elephant rescued the stranded hiiu
, grime. . ,
An account given (it the work done
by an elephant named Jung flshsdur
' belongs to it rats named lt’oer Invent
sloth. who was on n villi to the hill.
tend his presence y’m providentlst
With ropes attached to his trappings.
the elephant repestly 1min out to
,9 indie it til lmpbtiible to day how
‘ no dlitrested pllsrltns. who would :‘
tiling“ to the ropes end he innM in.“
1,. ante platens. it is entrusted that thin .V
‘ . noblea annual saved at islet 1.0003 1
ll‘pe number or drowned is put down
about due. or eyen less. but up the ,
‘ilerlins had wronged {ruin all parts ‘
. ”......“ etmw‘wwflw
METHODIST. A-..
ll ans-Lac.—
First Methodist. Episcopal Churehw
The musical program for Sunday will
’he he followe:
Morning Service. 10:30.
Prelude—Cradle Song. . . . . .SChnecker
Anthem—~"Jerusslem. my glorious
borne" .. . .. .l.e June
Hyl‘. .- ......
3 Ottertory~80prano solo. “Jesus meek.
and gentle" .... ......... Ambrose
Mrs. Writer-bury
PostludewOHertolre in ill-lint. .llermap
Evening Service. 7:30. ,
Hemline-Prayer . .Aehmall
Anthem~“0nwnrd, Christian
Soldiers” ............ . . .Schueoker
Charles Grey and Chorus.
Oflertory~"My Wnywnrd, iloy."
Itlthstlsl
tulle.
Soprano solo~~~“lilemories of Mother."
PostludemMnrchos‘ lies Girondlns.
At the morning worship the pastor.
the Rev. John E. Zeiter, will preach
in the evening .ur"mother'u service"
will be held.
will he. in harmony with the (intrusion.
The pastor will preach. using ior his
subject. "The Mother's Henri." This
servied will be held under the diver»
tion oi the Men's industrial League
and the Men‘s lllhle clues. it we
planned as a tribute to their mothers.'
Some interesting and novel lectures
have been errsuted tor the oeeulon:
week will he no follow: Mundane
meeting or the Memorial Dny enter-
tainment committee will he held at
the church at :l p. in. Tuesday. clues
meeting. under the leadership at ilro-
ther Remington. in the clean room, at
7: 45 p. m. it’ednesdsr. the Soul!!!
Circle of the Ladies' Aid Society will
mee‘ in the church parlors st 2 o‘rloeir
This meeting will take the form at a
“birthday party.” with Mrs. Charles N.
Smith and Mrs. 2. P. Russell on hm"
38308. Thursday. 7:45. weekly pri.
end conference. Friday. 8 p. in. the
Junior Phiullhilfl rises ol’ the lllhle
who?! will give a “sack social." Next
Sunday is young people‘s day. Watch
for morefieiililte notice.
Norwullt Methodist Church. Frank
D. Torrey.» pastenwilorntna nervtce.
10:30; subject of sermon. the Pines
oi the Church in Modern .iLl e." fire-
nlng worship? :30 p. 111.; at thin o'er
rice the l-lpwortii Lesson will "unlit-re
its unidvurssry; s speeinl sddrm.
young people will be given by ltlr
Tisder. of 'l‘ohenelre. The address
given by Mr. Timer-at the church last
year won for him I heat 0! friends.
who will be delighted to voloome him
on this occasion. Sunder morning
class meeting 0:30. led by F. H. lied-
ient. Sunday school. 13:05 p. m.. 0.
.l. Uinfll. superintendent Ellsworth
liesxuo dorotlonnl service. 8: 30 p. m .
the {onto (or the evening. “The Kid
deuce or Divine Binding And Fraction
try"; the president or the league. Ills
Corolyn Smith. will have charge or the
newton. Tendon 7:43 p. in. class
meeting. led by P. ‘l'. itnseoe. Wed.
nesdsy. 7:15 p. m.. annual meeting of
the Woman's thmtlsn ’i‘empersuce
Union in the prayer room Thursdsr.
7: 45 p. to. prayer and praise inaction
Friday. it: 30 p. no. Junior Leone, un-
liuslc tor tomorrow:
Morning.
Prelude In F ...... ..........8linekley
Queriet»——"8lua A lelnin Forth". .llu‘c k
Soprano sud alto uet~"ln ills hsnds
sre all the corners or the
earth" .mhneeker
LPostlnde in c ..............Oollln
«suing. ‘
PMIHWAIMRMJRO . .. . . . . . .‘l‘homns
Contrslto solo-"O loving Father"
Tureen do! mean
:Querletw- “0 give thanks ..ll‘ 0. Keller
Qusrtetwn Hymn or the Home
land .....,.................Bullivnn
PostludmhAlle Mercia . . . . . Jill»
...—M . ,5.
Knight ell-set A. n u. plies-cite“.
0. H. V humus. pesteMPl-elwhlnp all
ilsbbsth school ll. 1330 p in. Mouth-
ly neared concert all 3: 30; Miss kettle
JCONGRKGATIONAL
The South Ndr‘wpllt Cold
Church. Charles 0. Midterm“.
Odertotwywl’ilgrlm s Chorus ..ngner
«Prellirle~»Air and Variations in
Christopher Afidrews and~liinle Quan'
-Queriet~«"’l‘he shadow of the own
on "ilivinely Appointed Pnrtnershiine."l
» Pouliudwflflertory in it‘ll. St. 00mm
The militia and semen .
The program for this hhurch tor the.
the direction or Mrs. Dwiuht mini. ‘
it e. in; strident. The Commissitin. ’
and miss 00mm. lenders. Predation.
iii 8 p. on; subieet. ileum and Their ‘
' .. The poster will preneh at
Jill lillllliil Billllil
3 3 . l3! Wmmmmeu‘e‘epe. «Sim-
Anthemr-“They that put their tr lit in
the Lord" ..... .. ......... .ll‘rey
Poetlude-03ertoire in. A lint. . . .Reud
. Nutrient the Flint Church. Nurwnllr:
. Morning.
Preludem'un the Morning"... .3). Grieg
Quurteiw‘fillrlstlnn. the morn"
H. R. Shelley
Contralm sol0-"'1‘lieVl-lille or God" i re-
unestedl WC}. Ii. Nevin
Responsem“.louus. who lor our
sins" ................ Gaston ilorch
Quartet--~"Tlie Ringer .
Love" ....... . ..... P. A. Bchneeker
Postludeul‘eetnl March. . . .Riehmond
Evening.
A-liut ........... ' ....... ..A. Regine
Ofl'ertorl'wA Russian
Romance .. .‘ ........ ....H Holmunu
Trio~~"0n Thee each living soul
waits," iron: "The t‘.reaii0n".Huydn‘
lull hours" .4 ............. O. Barri
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BAPTiS'i’.
The pulpit will he uccnpled morn g
ing and elenlng by the Rev. Mr. Hunt:
or, 01 Prowl once it 1.1
Music at l is South Norwslll Baum"
Church: .
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Morning. l
Preludemfilymu oi the Nuns". . .Welxl.
Anthem-"llenr.(l Heavens" .Stenrtl '
Renmnse»".lesne, King or a .
Glory” ...................... Nevin:
0&ertm-~"l~‘sr from my Heavenly l
Home" ............ i ..... Stevenson l
Poutlurle in D ....... (‘ ll. Rinkl
Evening. 2
Prelude-wAniloius .......... ll Sloane:
Anthem ~0ur (‘ detention ..... shelley' l
Response-‘- 'lloly Puller hear our a
prsyer” .................... 'l‘nmtte
Oil'ertnrym'l'enor hole "The Golden
City" ...................... ..an «gr
Quartetw' Desi- Seivlor. Mess us eref
wen"-.. ............... menf
i’oslludw'l‘riumphel March. P. Warns
Once Realist Church. l.. (l. Nichols ‘
pasture-Strudel: inquires: Preaching
st ii i m.; ‘Snndey school st 3: 30 p i
m.; detotlomil meetinu in 7 15. Spec
isl service st" :45. when the Odd Feb.
laws will listen to n, acumen air-schedl
for their henom untrue mtvi‘.‘ Thai
- lioultehoid 0! Ruth It‘ll! loin the coal
in llows in this unrvice.
will precede the sermon.
riled.
A prosrnle
All Ire in?
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EPISCOPALV
Trinity Cllurolh Fourth Bunny at
ter Trinity. 8 n. m. celebration of
the Holy canniunlpn: Glrie‘ Friendly:
corporate «immunlon. 10:30 n. in.
lend immortals."
L: ckuhnd seet‘oseiu 9 -«
pin Remedy tor partial
' Fnlllng, Faded, ar33 ”
Hair
..
The old idea of tuning sage for dark!
onto; the. hairdo again lug
vogue. Our grandmothers used to have
dsrk. glossy hair at the use or seventy-
llve. while our mothers have white hulr
before they are any. Our grandmoth
on: need to moire o "tinge tee." and up
ply it to their hair. The ten. made their
linir soil and glousy. and gradually re~
stored‘the peturnl color. .
One objection to using such a prop-
aration was thetrouhle at making it,
especially on it had to be made every
two or three dare. on account of sour-
iuil qulclily. This Objection has been
overcome. and by linking almost any
first-olefin drugulst for Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Hair Remedy the pnbllo
can got a superior preparation or sage.
with the admixture of sulphur. another
valuable remedy (or hair and scalp
troubles [lolly useod this preparation
will not only quickly restore the. color
of the hair but will also slop the heir
lirom falling out and make it grow.
This preparation is altered to the
public at till"! route a. bottle. and is
renamineudod and sold by all drug
Elsie.
Special Agent, Stillenn-l’oxvoll Coin
partition.
Testimony meeting.
Wedneemy. M ii p. m To 00th tier
tluhe the public is cordially unrl ira-
lethally invited. Reading room open
to the public enoll peek tiny afternoon
from... " if» to 1:30.
SALVATION ARMY.
Services till he held at the army
hsll on Whilst street tonight ill 8: 30
V0. m. and tomorrow st ll n m. sud
8 p. in Sunday school at! :30 p in:
Young People's lesion at 6: 30 p. in:
open air meetings each evening at
7:;0 p. in All me. welcome Adjutant
and Mrs. J. T. \‘i’lnterbnttom Offitcrh
in uhntgo til local work.
...—...
”...—m
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
m
Tslm Standing.
morning prayer and semen. l2 in. .
Sunday school 30 p m.. evening ‘3' 1" P‘C‘
' ' t ...... ..V. ..... n u .641
prayer and nddrees Wednesday” " :40 3:38:23“ .... 13 7 332
p. m.. Junior Brotherhood of at. “"hlsw Britain. |ll 8 .059
drew. at the home 0: Kenneth Hall. New Haven ' 9 S 529
1;”: Elm Grove plnro. 'l‘hursdsy.7 :30 Wnterhury ll 11 :421
p. m. coullrmstiun class; lecture‘lire Springfield. ' ” 8 ll .421
pamlorr to communion; 7:43 p m’3Northmpton . 7 11 .389
Girls‘ Friendly Society. Friday. 7: “£1.01ka :' 6 .2 .333
p.111. choir rehearsal Confirmation " ’
It St. Paul's church at ii: to Sunday.) Vestsrdsy's Results.
when the parishes oi the town of Nor- l-lsrttord 4. Bridxeport 3 (10 in.
walk are to Join in one lame service. l MM“
Cnudldstes will plesse nil sit together: Springfield 3. Northampton 0.
in "‘9 '9‘“ appointed ‘. llolyolle 8. New Haven 4.
“m ' l in 5. W trb r .l.
The musical program for tomorrow. ‘2 N“ Brita ‘3 3 u a
“Will“!- 3 NATIONAL Lennon.
Prehidewoifertolie in 0. ...Bhsckleyl .3
yVenito ........ ............chestl "resin D‘NNNIW.
Tensttmiuilmlpor. ..........liuelil \ W. L. RC.
Benediotns in Mill iiueI. Phllsdelphis ........10 0 .760
Autheniwmi‘he King of Love" shells: Pliteburg ..........li 0 .009
Ntludeid Avmlnor. ...........0nikln‘New‘York.. ..li' 0 .8091
Evening. Oinelnnetl ”3.21..qu 8 .079
gPruilldemllnrlnullrm‘u in l).....Lssnsre Cities” .............13 11 M2
.Munldestin hunt...........ilimer illusion .............s is .308
None nlmlttlsin ill-list ........8iinper18t. Lbuis 7 iii .350
Anthemw'fly Song shrill its of éBrooilyp .......... 6 ill .200
Mercy" ....................linrker W
’l‘snur sultW‘Fonr not. 0 lsrse‘i”.iluoI mien:;‘.*m”;flg‘;um
._ Mr. hehrsns . . v V, -
PostimlP-Gmlld (liter-us ...Lsmlsre :33: 23:..8'133003132 3';
_ ,3", .
Christ Church. illusory Boulevard. Philadelphia I. Pituitary; ii.
Rev. J. tippirin ill-oompssw. Mrs. 0 ..
N. Wood. ornnistwitourth My so . “Mimi-W" LilAtitlIi.
tor master. Bentley wheel st it. s. in. _
. limit methionine and human at it ii. _ Yam “'3'"? L Po.
"m ”M“ ‘93 m". Detroit in i. .m .
"a” °"‘"‘"‘ ‘ ' * Beeline . . ii ‘10- use
“3 ‘3‘ “m“ ”I w” “W H trutlmlhfi' ”..“tr 3 ‘e 3571 ‘
.«ir'uie uterine. (their rehesrsaUl‘rldnygnw mt “11 n... .1500
‘ Washington .........w- it” '. ‘
Ohms!) ......l......llii 72”
at»! Mill“ serotonin. 8'.
in "
.. ill 33230 010mm
Eliminator: inn " 31?")
EMBROIDERED Gowns FOR G‘RADUA'rrofil“
‘Zintendhe Grad-nation Gown is a puzzle for mothers.
It must be dainty and girlish: it must be appropriate and
becoming; and often it must be inexpcneiw. if one wish-
es to avoid the cost of making. tlicrenro the Simple but of-
fectitc Relic Clowns of white lawn or belittle which are
scmi— —matio. the skirts bring all planned. with but one seam
to sew, and the billldfi to adjust at the right size
New Patterne Just Received.
. Embroidered Lawns with Honours and inserts hom-
-stitche(l tucks ill long lines. wry graceful and on Sy to fit
Soft and Filmy Batistes with hunch oinllrmdei y in
novel designs
$9.50, $10.50. $r2.5o. $13.50 up to $20.00.
WEE ~ ‘ " At the Embroidery Section.
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READY ”IO WEAR DRESSES FOR CHILDREN
THE LITTLE‘FROCKS OF PERCA‘LE, CHAM-
BRAYAND GINGHAM WHICH ARE SHOWN IN,
our; on THE LARGE MAIN ST. WINDOWS. EASY
AND PRETTY LITTLE GARMENTS. MADE INV
CHILDIsr-r FASHIONS‘THAT ARE SIMPLY IRRE-
SISTIBLE EVEN WITHOUT THE WEARERS.
Dutch Rompers oi quaint design, loose and easy, 50c
and 000
Play Suite of Khaki. Linen and White Duck, 50c and
up.
Wash Dresses trimmed nith simple and strong em-
llmidor}.
Peasant Fracks will: cross-stink Clllllhrfnlilcl‘}.
Dainty Frocks with late insertion to
guimpes
Suits and Rompers for little boys.
w ear with
Guimpcs of White Lawn.
Dainty sluice made “llll tucks.
«stitching
insertion and {calli-
500 and up.
Children's Wear Section, second floor.
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THE EV’ER EFFECTIVD PLAIDS
In Gingham and Chambray
Anderson Plaids. Everyone litmus the satisfactory
service giion lw an Amlrrsup‘Gingham. the smooth line
weave themlork that are leading: \ fine assortment in
small chinks fur \\ omen s and (itiitlrm .- Dreasos. 256
Bates Fields in nets and harmonious combinations,
4
Wash (lauds Section.
1 2};
lower floor.
WOMEN‘S SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Vests. low necked and sleeveless. .
Plain Cotton, 13. :7. 25. 39 and 50‘.
Lisle. 25. 50 and 75c.
Murrei'izr‘rl Lisle. 25. 3‘) and 50C.
Fancy trimmed. i3. 25. 35. 50 to $1.25.
i. iiilrlron's lowmociretl vests limit! 250.
Women' s Ribbed Putts. lac e-tr itnmed
25. 50. 75 and $1.00.
{or children. 250.
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SATURDAY SPECIALS FOR MEN.
Pajamas of lrcnoli Soinetlr. light blue champagne,
lavender and ion the Gotham make. none better.
53.00 spair
Nuiiisook Underwear. turn '5 and yVonilts' sizes shim;
with no sleeves. to coat style. drawers in kllt'c length. 500
re gulur 250.
Athletic Suspenders. me. 3 pairs for 50¢.
I
up n. ~ in near dampen...
Thy prettiest Bummer Module, are ready for you
here. Mints. light. sheer materiala. wrought by in"
Ttis'tic minds into the meld pleasing elylee lllgh
" nd mien entitlements. lens or short sleeves.
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