Ottertory, quartet-Rock of Ages ..
, Btuk
Mrs. Pugh, Miss Miller. Mr Scoflcld,
Mr. Van Alstxnc.
Postlude ................. Schneckor
, Evening.
Preltidfi-Pastorale .......... Flagier
AnthemwGloria in 'Excelsis in A .
‘ BllC
; - Tenor Solo.
”1 . Ward Van Alstyne.
‘Postlude—~ Gloria Mozart
NotiCes for the week:
' ' 7 p. m. Bms' Athletic
‘Tuesday-~7:45 p. m., class meeting,
leader, Mr. Remington.
5 ‘ .Wednesday, 2 p m. Sewing Circle 01‘
Ladies“ Aid Society in the church par-
uors. All ladies urged to be present.
‘ Thuisday, church niglrt~7 p. m., the
Forum; 8 11,111.. player metatiug; S: 45
.p. m..spcc.l11l meeting of the Sunday
' School Boa-z 0. Election of chit-ms and
. planning of work for 10111” 21hcnd.
Friday—~32 is p 111.,.l1111ior League
meeting. This meeting will take the
form 01 11 H1.l’.11rlck’sDay social and
will be held in the dining hall of the
church. Attendance lfleSlilCth to
., members.
,Norwalk Methodist Church, Frank
* D.'1‘c1're) pastor—Mo: ning wmship,
V 8,10: 30 with sermon by the pastor. Sub—
ject, 'lhe Eternal Love of God. Even-
lug Service, 7: 30. Miss Jennie V.
ughes, one of the most enteituiuing
and magnetic speakers in the recent]
in ilee movement. will speak in the
evening; Sunday moining class meet-
Ring, 9: 30, led by F. H. Bedient; Sunday
hool,12:06.0. J.Cla1'.k superinten
out; Epworth League devotional ,scr-
Trice, 6: 30 p In. Topic, The Universal
Refuge in Every Extremity, a Loving
God. Leader Victor Br.undagc .
Tuesday—~3 p. 111.. Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society at the home of
Mrs.’ Carrie Smith. The subject will
be China It is desired that allydues
and mite boxes shall be brought in at
this time. "Tuesday, 7: 45 p. m., class
i
' .meetlng, led by F T. Roscoe.
finesday. 8 p. m., Brotherhood
ting. The men are urged to meet
11nd plan for more aggressive worn
holiday—4: 46 p 111.. prayer and
"may—3:30 p.55 111., Junior. League
' ill meet under the direction of Mrs.
brthe day:
' 2 Morning“
Pro ode—~Oflertolre. R. G Cole
inn 111 C ........ Dresleri
od is Love ..... ‘. .. Shelley.
' 1111111119 in c‘. Stebblns
Blessed is the man
who walketh not in
the counsel or the
wicked,
Nor standeth in the
way or sinners,
Nor sittetb in the seat
of the marsh). .
~Psalms 1: 1.
1Lcnten addresses in the evening on
ding.
e
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, 5 1. BAPTIST. ..
South Norwala Baptist Church— I:
The morning service beginning at :3
10:30 wil be! as follows: ~-
Pmluae no.6...” no’i-I‘ob 80“” I:
Anthem-011Mb Not the Holy Spirit. "
ggAss
0
”silt.
Stainer "
Lord's Prayer Chant Ii
Offertory .., .......... ...Cchun1a,nn 3'. W0. ““0 lull recéived 31"“ lino
Quartet—Load Us 0 Father. liroomo
Sermoanhs Vision at Calvary. .
Postlude .... ..... . Polloo‘tt " "
, ‘ timellvhat we already have on ha
Embmideues
sornneat of Edibrbldcrios at bargain prices.
tut-:Ifn:-:-:-:-; : . -:-:I:-:-1-tII-: II:
Ortment
of new "Enibrolderlos. Adding to
110, we shall odor an attractive as
‘The evening service begins at 7 p. 3:
m. The music is as follows; ..
Prelude—Adoration From the 11on 1;
City ............ .... H’. ....... Gaul ..
2000 “ya/rd. Embroidery st....10c
See East Window
borne! Cover Embroidery. . .1éc
Anthemwllove Not the Waild .. ,. Rogular price 3501
Shelley ! " Embroidery Banding ....... ioc
'Responsewiieep Thou My Steps .. l Regular value 2110
Garieii " sum Le pg .. ......... .'..3c
Offertory .................. Wagner 1 " Value mo ‘80.
Solo-«There is» a Green Hill Far ‘ Short “Mum...“ '''''''' 7c
Away ..................... Gounod . , -
Even Songl - . Value 10c to 1110.
.Short Lengths, better. grades, '
IlmllIr reductions.
twolyards Embroidery It. . .15c
See West Window.
27-in. Fiouncing' ............ 251'.
Regular price 3511.
27-ln. Flouncing ..., ........ 380
Regular price, 50c.
Postlude~Murch in ii Flat. . . Duncan
.. A cod 0 iortunity to sup 1, your
Mr. Hartley will begin a series of . g ' pl . Dy
Spring needs {01' Embroidery,
the Seven Words from the Cross, his
subject for Sunday night being the .
:sewing meeting on Wednesday at 3 p.
first word,
they know not what they do.
w
-MWW—wM—dE—THCDIQT“ ”_ :0n:ert at 3mm~~Alleh 1 ti the morning service. Miss S. Ohn. " :-
- " : ' '5 on - rs an stead will lead the mm .o le's ser- G -
First Methodist Episcopal Church” Endeavor League at 79- md preaching vice at 0 p. m. Tlle afinitrfcements .. we ‘ve S‘ & H" Trading Stgmps I:
Sonth Norwalk, John E. Zeitcr, 0118' by the presiding Clam" William A‘ for ”10 week Will appear ill the M011- I.I. I'I' ‘I:I2I1I;I;I;I,I:I:I l:l'l'l'.l:l:l.. I.I I:l;l:l:l:l:l I I I;I; I I. I' I I I,I, I,I‘,I I I: I I I,I,
tor—~At the evening service held at 7 Lynch, at 8 11. n1. QUM‘WH-V conference day papers. ,
o’clock the pastor will preach to the 0“ Tuesday night. Prayer "1091ng on . W... . . . .. i.
mama” 0f the 0’“ we" I'M-"'9' ‘X°‘ ”many night Gm" Balm“ Chm“- “9‘“ L- 0- Music. at 111-ace Church: wins»: 15 THE rhiiiéileospsu—A
108, Ancient Order of Free and Act-epi- CONGREGATIONAL Nichols, pastormPreaching at 11. 11. Morning. CELEBRATED LECTURE
de‘ Masons. The subject of the dis- ~ . ' . m.; Sunday school at 3:30 p. 111.; dfivo'.Prelude---0tl’ortdlre in C. Minor ‘ i . ‘ .
course will he The Masonic Principles bouth Norwalk Congreganonal tionul service 1:117:15 p. m.; pn'caching‘ ' Guihnani 0"" 0f ““1 mostéintflimtual ”"3"
In Action. The members of Old Well Church, Rev. John 'Stnpleion, pastor- at 7:45, The pastor, after being away Venlte in F Schnockcr ions treats Norwalhyhsisioncr ever on.
Lodge will assemble at the 100811 Public “’0”th at 10530 a. 111.: two Sundays in succession. will preach Bencdictus in. C """"" lBre‘wer joycd 1“ 4“ store for “‘19 community
rooms and march in a body to the Organ Prelude..Andanto Calkin mum,” and evening. Special sub- Benedictus , ..... chant next Sunday. March 10. 3 p. m., 111-the
church. The morning service will be, Responsive Reuding~Page 51' Psalm 100% A“ “1‘0 welcome. . Kyrio 5"“? ' 5 .i """"" Tours Grand Army Hall. 58 Wall street. .\iI'.
gin at 10:30 o'clock. At this the pas- cm. I 11.111.15.352... 555555555 fwh‘iaunder ‘l. F. Hopkins of New York, a noted
tor will preach (in Operating the. King- (Prayer with Choral Respouse—Look EPISC‘QPAL. ‘ i"ostlude l C ............ [OMS . .
dom. Other services oi’ the day: 9:30 Down» 0 Mid Triniiy'endt‘ah‘. "Rev Frederick A n 5,45,, """"" '
a. m., class‘ meeting leader, John Anthem—v'l‘hese Ai'CThCi' ------ Stair Coleman, rot-tor; E. J. Sims, organist Preludo~~hielody in on Guiinant
G1':ee111vood 12-111111011’9 Bible class. lOftcrtory—dnvocatlon ~~ ----- Therefiofand ohoirmastcr. third Sunday in Iklnl Cnniate~~nomino in C ‘‘‘‘ lBuck
pastor in chum 1'3 111. Bible school Sermon by the lmSiOP‘The EXflilfltiOD1-—-S a. 111. ., cciehIation oi the H.011 Com- Deus \ilsorat-ur m l) 555555555 Buck
Superintendent Ewing in charge; 6 p 2 0f ”‘9 Humble unmion. Corporate communion of Anthem” The th- 311111110110 More
. 1111', How orth League devotional meet Organ POEiIUdW‘VMM Offcrto'ire..l Trinity Branch of Girls' Friendly So- Thy l.ight' Woodward
' ‘ lug, lender, Freeman Minion. Music We 14mm ”:31, a. m., morning prayer and .2 , ------------
~ programs: Evening service 1“ 7:30 O'Clocli? tsermon. prefichor, the 111. Rev. L, H. (1:236; ‘ab‘xfgmtgm Days ‘32::
Morning. Organ Prelude-Romance Thomas Wells. D.l'i., bishop of the diocese of Postludo """"" Gounod __
Prelude—«Prayer T .......... Asbmalli Song 9'9"le Spokane, Washington. 12 m., Sunday" """" . " I ..... ''' - ' - v _. I ._ . ..... 1
Anthem—The Lord is Exalted. .Wcst‘ Raiding 0‘ “‘0 Scriptures school and Bible classes. 7:30 p, 111.. Christ Church Rev. J. llypkln‘
:Pl‘a\er with Choral Response—fl King
, c1 ening prayer and sermon Topic of Brown, rector, third Sunday in Lamb—i
101 \iert‘)’-se11non ’ihe Magnetism of Christ. The. Bombay school at 10 a. n1.: Holy Com
5"“‘1“"“"'The King ”7 110V?- “Y Shell rief‘im Will merit-“h IInunion and sermon a1. 11 11. m. i ‘ - . a
he1d l8 ..................... Kellvi Month“ ..... 4 D. m. -. special reheargu‘] ...........——-~-- ‘ ,1
Address by Rev ..l Melcalf D.l”1,oi of the Lenter choir. ST. JOGEPH'S CHURCH i , 5
Talladego University. (illustrated: Tuesday~~2 p m. sewing meeting at Rev. Father Rizzlo, of St .‘lohus
by stereopticon.i ithe rector}; 4'301] 11]' evening prayel Church, Stamford, will preach the! I
mimicry—Allegretto ......... Calkin and devotional reading; 8:15 p. m., Lenten sermon at St..iosepl1‘s Churchl
Organ Postlude in E Flat ...... «2300 meeting of the \‘vestn Sunday morning. He. no doubt. wiili
The Bible school meets at 12:10 11' Wednesdsvm—li: 30 p 111., Junior Aux-
nI. Classes for all ages. Young mens iliarg, to the Board of Missions; 7: 80
derailment and Wing womeus de‘!l‘l. n1...'l1111lm 011111:th Brotherhood of
moment Men's (‘hiisilan Inquiri 51. Andrew; 37-011. m, 11011111111 Guild
iClub meets at l2: to 11,111., in the large;- ‘5 in that uild room.
class room upstairs. Subject. The Bible Thursdav:—-i :10 p in, evening ppm.
and lllstorx Leader W. h Chaucl'cl re and devotional reading; 2 p 111..
lor, Ph. D Springuood Union Chapel sewing meeting at the rectory; 7:45
Sunday school at 3: 30 p.111. Senior p 111. Girds' Friendly Society.
Y. P S. C. E. meeting 1110 30. London: . Friday-m7: 45 p m, litany pcnitcn~
Miss Marie Louise Chancellor. Topic, [in] nfllce and address.
Christian Testimony Thut Counts. l Special sewing meeting of the W0
Tuesday-The intermediate C 1' m'nns Guild at tho rectory on Tues
Society meeting at 4: 30 in the church day and Thursday afternoons at 9 p m
parlor header, Miss Amcliu Jesse-.10 sew on tbexesimcnis for the Lent-
Topic, How Can We 1.0.1111 Patience? 911131101111,
\\’cducsday~—lho Endeavor Circleof‘ Wednesday at 4. :10 p m. and a1 8
i
1
12
King' s Daughters will meet at the resi-z p 111.,stereopiicml lecture in "the par-
dence 01' Mrs Robertson 21 Seavicw 1311 111111. on Mission Work in China
avenue, at 3 oc,lock Meeting ot the The afternoon lecture is especially for
Womans Association at 8 p. m.
Chambers, of Kusabh, Turkey, will ad-l vouni- {fiends The voluntary contri
dress the meeting on her work there jbutlou of themalccturos will be timot-
Al 7 P m- all young people Who desileged to missions to apply on our appor-
to join the church chorus are asked to titinment There will be no charge tot-
meet Mr. Grannis At? 301) m., 0110” admission. Everyone most cordially
and chorus rehearsal ’ . ’ limited. Thev are open in the MIMIC
Thursday—Mid week service at 7: 45} The music at the services on Tues
9- m. TODlC Tilé Holy Spirit. All day and Thursday afternoons will be
members are Welcomed. lsung by the fibuten choir of girls».
Friday—Meeting oi the Junior Socl'
l The rector desires that all who may
9.11 C. E. at 3: 30 p m. Catcchetlcal
be thinking of confirmation this your,
class for all young people contemplat-
will please hand their names to him.
ins membership in the church At the He will gladly talk the matter over
parsonage at 7 p. m. '
with any adult
, . A ver important meeting of the,
First Congregational Church Nor men‘of'l‘rlnity Church to organize a
walk, Re“ Ems“ H MMGK‘gor' "35’ Brotherhood for work among the men
”F‘S‘mda” ”"1““ ‘" 1° 3° 3- "1 oi? the church will be held on Tuesday
and 7:30 n' m‘ Preaching by the ‘pas- evening, March 19th, at 8 11.10., in the
m" Sunday “110°13‘12““ Social parish hall All men interested are
urged to attend.
'.,m at home of Mrs Josiah G. Greg-
cry, 142 Main str.eet Church prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 8. .
Music for Sunday, Alex. S. Gibson,
organist and director:
Morning.‘
IPrelude from 211' Sonata—Allegro non
Trappo ..... ,...‘.'_..?... J. Lemmens
Quartet~Art Thou Weary7. .. .
A J Holden
Contr alto Solo-«Lead, Kindly Lighb‘. 5
11.11 Shelley
Responseu—God is a Spirit
, W. 8. Bennett
Anthem—Cloris in Excelsis in C.
Saint Paul‘ is Parish. third Sunday in
Lent—7: 30 s. 111., Holy Communion;
.0: 45 s. m., morning prayer; 10130 a.
111.", Holy Communion and sermon: 12
111.. Sunday schobl; 3 11.11:" Sunday
school at 51.11th Mission, Winni-
1111111117130 11. m., choral eveusong and
gsormou; Rev. ‘th11 D. Sirens. al.501111-
ford, pfllchefs‘ "
Weok- day ‘servi‘ceo every day at 9
I11nd 5. except Friday. when the oven-
{111g service is at 8 The preacher next
Friday will be the Rev. Dr. Charles
Carroll Eddi’n‘nds, protossor or New
P- A~ “Meeker Testament Green at the General Theo.
’ logical Seminary. New York. .
Tdosdoy' night at 7180; Piotnrg Til
r
Postlude in C ,
iPostlude—Oflertot'y
‘ street. oil "oi. .111 welcome at an the
Prelude from .4110 Bonats~Tempo servl
.1 J. Rbeinh‘erger
“Father forgive them for ,
The} -:
Bible school will meet at the close of .
M188 ithe children of the parish, and their '
n the hits 01- Christ at iii Berkeley ‘
A. Dickerman 81 Son
84 WASHlNGTON ST. TELEPHONE 44b
be greeted by 11 large congregation. as -
he is no stranger, but is well and la scholar and lecturer will be the speaks
vorahly remembered, having preached er oi the occasion and will address
here in former years There will be a the public an the theme, "Whls is the
Erepetillon of last Sundays musical 'i‘rue Gospel?’
,pronrain which was so much enjoyed. This lecture is given under the nus
pices of the international Bible Stu
dents’ Association, who are now en-
1 Christian Science Society, of Nor- salted in conductinga Nwflalemngfi
lwslkvm'gular Sunday service at icui work of liihle instruction in all
the reading room, Masonic building parts of the earth. The people or this
“i 11 3' m. Subject, March 10”“ community should indeed i’ecl highly
‘M‘m'n Testimony meeting. Wednes .honored in securing the presence of
day at 8 1’ 111. To both senices the one 0! these eminent teachers who.
public “3 omdially and {internally we are assured. is so able to deal with
lmlted. Reading 100m opens to the these themes that are of special inter~
1111111011: each week day afternoon fromi est at this time to all thinking people.
15 to 4 3“ The. lecture will be absolutely non
denominational, and therefore the
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCJETY.
1
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ST. PETER'S EVANGELICAL LUTH
,, ERAN CHURCH.
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Church Matrln L. Stoop. pastor, third
Sunday in Leah—The usual divine ser
vices will be held at 10:30 a. m., in
2.2.3.321: "... 1......
His topic for Sunday will be ChflsllEverybody invited.
Before Pilate. The German speaking HOTEL ARRIVALS-
public is cordially invited, Sunday .\iahackcmo-wa, $.13, Hank.
school at 8:30 a. m. Congregational ‘ ‘ '
meeting on 'ihe first. Monday or the
month. Meeting of the Ladies‘ Aid
Society on the, first? Thursday of the
month. Meeting of Young People’s '30-
cicty 011 the first” and third Thursdays
at the month. Confirmation wlll, take
place on Palm Sunday.‘ Next celebrrr
tion or 11on Communion on Easter.
attend the service tithout tear of bean
ing one religious sect upheld at the
expense of another. Additionally, it
will be strictly in defense of the Bible
A. C.
Shelton; H. Smith: Jetway-City; A‘. A
Haven; M. E. Starlet thgeport-‘; F.
.H. Coley and wife, New London? P.
L. Small, Willsville; J. Conroy, Brock-
ton, Mass;
J S. Bailey, Hammondsport N. Y.
M. P. Abey. Jackson R. C. Goldsmith,
Dayton, Ohio; E. Edwards, Kingston,
N. 1121.. a. Hilii'lblltt, Wilton; 11.
Mdthewson, Thomas Mc‘Donnell,‘clty.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN.
swedish Lutheran, C. 0. Thunberg,
pastor-Servlce at 4 11 111.01 the Sun:
day school room of Infinity Episcopal
Church, West street and Trinity place.
The pastor, C 0. Thunberg, haste-
turned from Pennsylvania, and“ will
preach. The Scandinavian public is
cordially invited
BANKRUPT m smooeaon'r.
elry business at No. 1,117 Main street,
Bridgeport,"dled a petition in bank-
ru‘ptcy in the United States court yes-
térd‘ay, and be made oath-that he did
,not have the money with which to pay
the filing fee His liabilities are listed
' at $38,149.87. of which $.20 700 is as-
l cured by mortgage on real estate val-
tied at $20,700. With the Value of
the real estate which secures the
“mortgages. deducted tron: the assets,
a
SALVATION ARMY
Salvation Army, 60‘ Water street,
South Norwalk Captain and Mrs. E. J.
Peri-ett. oilicers in cha
at 8 n‘. 111.. 0:01: and 21.0..
sign and Mrs. 'l‘yle
secreter from He ,_
strictest church man or any creed can -
as the Word of (200.1 Seats will be.
Downcs, Mr. and iMrs._‘Ben1rford, .H. J. ’
MoKendris, Mrs. Buneilr‘uildrs.i.-Masou, ~
”E. Reese. New Yodit-E'l'IOrBJGordon, 2,
Goodyear R. H11ntei§£S.»-4Embler,~ New ,
W, Goldsmith; H0033 'flbng’China; .lt‘.’ -
C. J ih‘sh. Boston, Mass. ‘
“\
Max'Wittstein, who was in the jean-.2
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Bridgeport Advertisements 1 - Bridgeport Advertisements
0111' lb Jill 110110 Company
Eatahiinlisb 1057
I uni.
ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE FOR MONDAY,
, MARCH ELEVENTH.
AN IMPORTANT «SALE OF IRISH LACES,
‘ EDGES, BANDS, YOKES, Ath MOTIFS,
HANDMADE LA‘CES or
RARE QUALITIES. AT ONE-THIRD
REGULAR VALUE.
1‘!
LA RESISTA CORSETS.
An Exhibit of Interest This Week.
1101 gcnuinc 1'01111'111'2 L11 ltcsista (orscia 11111111101111
llit'uisclics. .\ll nonicn i111c1csicti 1111'. imitccl to 1111110 to
the 1icp;111111c111,look at tl1c(.1rsct,t.1kc it in the hands
.1111} note the \\'(‘ill(ltl‘fill iicxibilitv and 0.151.- uitb “blob
, ibc Lorsct 11111 bciul. Lutcst niotlcls slum 11, low bust and
deep hips. I
' .Brassiercs.
Styles this scnson 110111211111 the use of n lli'nssicrc
with many \vomcu. 'i'licrc arc 11'2Iists.:11ul blouses, 211111
that latest fancy of the business woman,
The Silk Shirt, .
lllililC exactly like 21 man's shirt. with removable soft col-
lar and French cuffs. 'i'hc iirnssit-rc will no doubt be 1’11
gcucral use.
PETTICOATS OF SOFT TAFFETA, $2.98.
1 in tlicsc Petticoats- 1l1c quality of silk is the some
as intlic fivc-dollar skirts. (”if liltithl‘éllC' Width. and
lloimce of plainly tailorctl Ilcsig'u. All colors. black in~
cltulcd. Suit Rmuus, second tloor.
STYLISH GLOVES
0F WHITE WASHABLE DOESKIN.
'l‘bcsc arc the White
this spring.
(lint-cs that wruncu will slit-ct:
Anti the good part of it all is, they are wasir
able. and can bc Wilsllt‘tl nuiuy ti1111'.~:. Nicely finished,
with two large pcarl buttons at tho wrist. Fine for
c-\'cry—1la_\-usc. $1.50.
Natural Chamois Glovcsn
.\ fine line in citlicr long: 111' short» styles. Short,
$1.00 and $1.25. Long. $2.50. .
Also wasbablc and vcry (lurablc.
“BERKSHIRE MILLS” UNDERWEAR
FOR W OMEN.
A good make at 11 poppiar pried.
tastes.
\‘csis. all shapes,
limits. kucc dud anklc length.
Tights. kucc length.
Styles" to suit all .
25¢ each. lixtm silos. 291:.
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' Torchon Edges and - 1
Laces Insertions 5 cts. a yard.
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SATURDAY SPECIALS -
ANCY MAINE sources. Sosa PEGK .' ................ 359..
RESH new LAID zoos. PER oozsu ............ 2111:
mamas: sun-ea, PER Poona. ...... 30%
15c} magnolia or Clover .\illk, per can. sign
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Rutabaga Turnips, per peck ..
Finest Bread Flour, per bag ..... 001316 Fels .\‘aptha Soap .......
16 pounds Granulated 61131114....3100 3 cans Condensed Milk ...... .;
5 pounds Japan Rice‘. . .‘./.‘....°.5e Bakers Cocoa, per can
Lettuce, Celery. Sweet Potatoes, Etc .
Grape Frult Grapes, ilanarias,0r11nges. Apples.
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1.- ren s ompers ,,
ll " 5 7 ' ” 1 1";
ii We are introd wing 11 lot of Children” 5 Very ‘i‘rstompc i;
it ' “ Theie are all the different sciviccable and deslmhle' ii
st 'les. ,
3‘ 3 . ' ' i“! .
n Specially good values made of good quaity HliudIas , if
if . .Chambray,see1'sucke1's. em. in the season‘s best ' . ii
at .. 2 patterns, trim-med variously with plain bands of con- ' -.
7| trusting material. - , :
pi No child can have too many at these garments. - ‘
If ‘Sizes from i "to 6 Seats, ranging in 111 Ire from 251: to l
ii $1.00. N . i w i
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