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H ‘ "do oi the Bell Grade oi Fin! I'Iro Robbin-Mule oi
Extra Strong Dock—Reinforced oi Every Point.
All the but limlrru carry “HuluMork Warrior“ “whim Boot-
uul you can depend on than to any the be» of "uphill;
BOSTON RUBBER SHOE CO.
_ We are picking out these and making
,..Barg1ins of them We note a few
MALDEN. MASS.
,u . ,:'
childhood of Muslim “lands which in
being carried on in * will ‘. bar
ginning at Chicago and biidiu's‘é‘in‘mlow " "
Yvdwlrrilhig‘lfid Wills WW0???”
11 lit= bold i. ohhtcesioh‘b d’nn indict; ‘1 ‘
w . ticnot tho E‘F‘X ,e‘WIFWi‘irWWW Chm? .
tianitriii putting on thoioogcbinlzhot
i Joann Christ with respect to boys and
girls. in in a confession that the
church has taken too little interest in
thono who no 00011 beconlo men and
women. Cllrlntlon m'en and women
truiuod in the fundamentals or modcrui
touching to moot‘tho needs of childron‘
are u more handful in foreign lleldll.
This in due in part. to the fuel. that un»
til veryrocontly the church did not‘
take us uerkluuly us it might the foot
that child-life may be no nurtured by
‘(lllriutinn truth as to dcvolop Christian
men and women. And bocnuuo oil this
were not inulntod on in tho missionar-
,
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,. We are taking our yearly Inventory and
find Samples of some things, and broken lines of
.
'l‘ to I I'I'I,I'I‘o.l. .
Ladies' Union Suits.
, A0350.
Excellent value at 000.
Children‘s Union Sula.
15o. Regular price 260.
Winter Underwear.
Cut Prices on Broken Lines.
Sample Shirt Wallets.
500. Regular price $1.00.
Sample Shirt Whists.
i 754:. Value rto $1.26.
Children's Com. ‘
' Ono-half Price.
| =Bnlunco of stock-
Ladies’ Fun
| Cut Prices.
Also Children'o Sets.
OTHER ITEMS lWlLL IN TEREST YOU.
A.Dickerman&Son
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WE .GlVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADiNG 8TAMP$
(gory of’rdctiwl
flame Drew lid/fin
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Every miss delight; in o "pox lop"
shirt. for «hr-rt: in nothing more rush-
lonnblc'iult now. i! is no exceeding-
ly grumi‘ul model and tits In perfectly
with tho "hitched up" client that chor-
mtorizu tho nowcut fashion.
The skin. has n hlzll walnt lino nod
clomlu oi lilo motor of this front. ii In
nooouury. lhoroi'oro. to liniuh it very
carefully so that there will be no ludi—
cnlioo M tho odjuolmont.
To mime lhtl skirt rouuirca Zlfi yards
0! H inch or 8* you»; of 10 inch ma-
iorinl.
Thu. Ikirlo on: vary pretty mndo or
Nll‘t mnlorinln. but the lrunnpnrrm of-
fmzu. of worse. uhould not be ooioclod.
biotin-tiling very pilublo that "yloldn to
the wind!" in roxlmrlnily likod. tor the
uklri moy honour on roll no one likes:
ulmul the him.
The model in made entirely In one“
Now. and to vary (alloy to out out. The
"cutout. on" ohould ho and in put-
ting ll trimmer. howovor.
m
To hill“! the oklrt. violt the upper
can. placing "'1'“ on corresponding
email "d’ perforation (forming invoru
od mail at center) and look. Tum un-
dor right front one on clot parlou-
tlono. loom ion irronl comment-uni
oven (riot povforntlom mainline mm,
tor-«(room and lurch. leaving edge.
in. than luo- "0" portal-limo for
amnion. Minot 0 webbing or a
«night lulu of onnvu I lnohoo wide
to caution underneath um can or
non for o ow; stitch upper eduu lo~
«um .
The low to mid to be rum-loin
tor the: additional width in skim. but
if thin to two. there to mlniy no
you decided width In tho bottom oi
ill. “in. The slit ml the mm- but"
motion com “any women Introduce
n limo 9mm met or all): or all!"
mum»
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los sent out. The post fowi'yozu's huvo
. soon a change. in policy in this respect.
1 Now the organized ~Sunduy school.
__ i work in taking up arms against the
istrongeet enemy of Christianity“tho
‘rollglon of Mohammedunlum, is uctlnl‘.
, .on the realization that it the largest in
i roads are to be made in Moulo'm lauds
. for the teachings of Christ they must
‘ come by way of the child. Mohamme-
dunium has no place for children;
Christianity builds its very foundation
.‘; upon Childhood.
i Preceding the World's Seventh 8qu
( day School Convention, which was bold
in Zurich; Switzerland, last July. A
strong commission of tucutyiour able
Cllrlstllm statesmen. under the direc-
tion of’llishop .l. C. liortzoll and Dr.
S. M. Zwomer. made on extensive in-
veollgutlon of tho «Sunday school con—
ditions. noodu and opportunities in
Moolem lands.
Tho commission uddrossod' fi\'9il\lll"
' drod lottcrn lo missionary boards hm"
:’ lug representatives in lundu more or
loan Mohammedan; and to missionar
los working in those lands. This lot'
ter contained on cxicnaivo question-
naire. asking for information mi to tho
condition of Monloul childhood, and lb;
relation to missionary work. including.
the organized Sunday school and kill-'
dred method» of Christian touching.
Suggeatlons were nought as to how the
World's Sunday School Associutlou can
aid in promoting Sunday school oriuili'
lzation iuld elllcioncy.
i The investigation revealed tho loot
1 that in Africa and Alain there are more
\ftliun 80,000,000 Mohammedan children,
practically oil of whom are living in
the most domorollslng environments.
,llndor the Moslcm toochinge. to rear
n purolulnded child in nlmoat unknown
.und impossible. There in lamentable
ilaclt or children‘s literature. and a
{startling percentage of illiteracy. ix-
? noranco and superstition.
i (bouldering. therefore, the prova-
iiont condition and crying noedu oi
{those helpless children in Moalcm
loud». the World‘s Sunday School Aw
inoclution pronouns at noon to organize
Etllo present Sunday school lumen and
3morshol them for no onward march
; against this too.
Already there are men whose llvou ‘
have been set aside lor epeclollzod flun-
day ochool work. One of menu in to
have his hoodquurteru in Conutlntlno
pie. and will conllne his odor-tn largely
to Turkey. which alone enrolls more
than 50.000 in her Sunday schools at
the preuom time. Another will work
from Cairo, ‘Eflyln. and will cover proc‘
tlcnlly tho whole of Northern Africa.
under ouch lenders as lliflhol) J. G.
diamoil and Dr. S. M. 7.womor. ’i‘horo
'uro men ulno with hoodouurtoru at
Shanghai. .lubbulporo. Tokyo. Manila.
and other content. all of whom are in ‘
positions of strategic opportunity.
To put boioro {be people of America
this inrlonnutlon, Bishop J. C. Hurtzoll,
bModolm). Dr. o. M. Swomor. (Egypt).
Dr. (1. ‘l‘. Erick-on (Albania). Rev. H.
V. it. Trowbrldgo (Turkey). Marlon
Mwmnoo. Frank l.. Brown. and rev-I
oral othor loadom ot world-{mo ore
'muklug in tour this wook and next of
thirtaon cilia holding contoronce» no
public moduli“ in each plum. Thou
moo are nhowiox by lint hand. llvlot'
touctlmony that today in tho convicted
tilno to nlrlko tho blow Which will
moan «loath to aid and life to curl».
finally in ‘Mooiom lands. ,
i The poorlbilitioh of thin nonunion
urn unlimitod. both tor the homolnod
and tho lorclm ilaid. No aural: in
the Moalom world stood out more
prominently til-m million Home“ mi '
Dr. humor. under tho million or
i
'nluil noun _liiillilliililillil * ’ .
’ ‘ vitamin lo‘t‘lié'idiomhi bl rug
Ulo quollllcationu of u. soculur toucllor __
1, plo ask me ‘liow much longer shall we}
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stop- Manly Diooho , 0loaro Stoned balm disuulven by tlm‘hem'dr’cili‘a’xidlji
Hatfihfi", infirm“ Mr P a “ “mulls ; pcnotratcll ond‘nhoa'ld‘ehc inflam-
. .. . "ed. swollen membrane. whicli lines the
and You Breathe firefly. ‘ i‘iow' "bond and throot; (Elihu-u tho ulr
, passages; ctopn nasty discharges and
Try “Ely's Crow: Balm." u fooling or clenching. soothing relic!
Get a small bottle anyway, just to'comou immediately,
try itw-Apply a little in the nostriloé Don't ‘lny uwuko tonight struggling
and instantly your clogged noon and for breath, with bond- stul‘l‘ed; noctrliu
stopped-up air puaungou of the head binned. llnwhlug und blowing. ‘Uoturrb
will open; you will brontho 'i‘nooly; or ii cold, with its running noon. foul
dullneuu and headache disappear, Ill' illlliCOUi! dropping mm the throat, and
morning! the cuturrh. cold-lnvbood 01' low dryness in dlslrounlug but truly
('utorrllul Bore throati‘wlll be K0110. ilevdlofis. '
End snob minor-y now! Get the, Put your flour-«just onto—win “lilly's
mull bottle of “lllly’o Cream Balm" oi Groom Balm“ and your cold or (‘utnrrh
any drug ntorc. This sweet. lrngruutulll surciy diunppuun
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Christianity in the saving power, and.
in olive! '
But Christianity cannot win bandit
down. Bishop William F. McDowell,
resident bishop of Chicago of the
Methodist Eplucopul Church, who is at
present convulcscillg from u surgical
Operation in a. hospital in that City,
puts tllo situation with reference to;.
Mohamnlodanlam accurately when he
sayn: “We llavo yet to come to our
death grapple with Mollolnulednnlmn.
l hopo that no one will get the impres-
sion from any signs of disintegration
that Mohammedanism is just crumb-
ling and that all thatnc have to do
is to author it no it crumbled. Mellon».
nludunism in a force with which Chris-i:
tianity lulu never yet reckoned nu itfi . H” .
will have to below it is conquered for? A' ‘1' “ “"3““ “”d W. F- “ "”1 ”a"?
Christ. been in New York, visiting with
Wu have yet to nlcunure our:
strength with that vast power.
Mr, and M rs. Stephen ‘Wood were
guests of friends in Glenbrook on Tue»
day. ~
Curl llollro has been confined to his
homo with o swore cold the past week
or so.
.-——-—-
l‘co- friends.
0 11m ii. W. Slum spout Friday in Water-
ge‘tibul'y, attending the \’(l&'llli()llalvli‘llllt'll~
ilion convention,
be obliged to give bottle lllun?‘ T
such 1 say. ‘llet not the church
the impression tllut we are anywhere
near tho and of the campaign for the: “m
establishment of the Kingdom of "
Christ! hot or. loco tho “1.”. that tho
great battle lies ahead uud not he-
lllg‘di' ‘ ‘ .. Y k P. L. L‘olllslock and will» will loom
‘ ho moetlugs i“ (floater how or i'l‘hurodoy, for Florida. will-re they will
. J. E. Marconi huh: ilet‘ll confined
to her home in llilyl hll‘i’i’l the past
‘iu‘cck with grip.
Bfldgdpo t Advertlumcnto.
.mRea
«Established 1857 ,, i
Spring Models in Separate Skirts
First Showing in Serges and Crepe Cloths.
The ever durable Utility Skirt
that every .vvomzm
must have to wear with wpnlnlu billlllHth “Cl'c ill't“ lilo
new stylus, not eccentric or c.\::lgl{cl'utlrli lit‘rlii'!“~. but
showing the lutcst idem in out lllul tailoring
Black Skirts of light. weight. Hcl‘g'r, llllliit‘ with
straight lino?» and having l’tlil'cl illllliil‘L’iS, some of lllclll
slzlfilll‘d oi the sillc or in the bark. Single or (l(ll|1)il‘"iil‘l‘
skirts with a low wry hmldmmc illllilllln, and plain mod
(-15 with long: folds.
Navy Blue, Gray and Taupe Skirts, 01‘ immiwnw
Crepe (flail), some designs as :liww .‘lllii :lH hnmimlllvh
tailored. .
Plaid Skirts. effort” in dark blue and l;lrl.lll
effects designed for outing o.“ «ll‘vcl \\'L'.'il‘ with «lunch
plain cools.
growl.
Prices $6.00 to $8.00 and up.
Sl'l‘nllli
New 00th Weaves
Crepes and Crepes, nm‘l Mlt‘il vrl'y luwvllchllg llillv
l‘ hurl;
terns-z. Onccan hardly tell “but to chnosc. but limsc'
quaint old~foshi0nmi spriggcil materials :m- czlllwl
Costume Crepes. and they are all ill light g‘l'illlllti“
plontifully bc~sprinklcd with small flowers of all kind.»
neat and dainty Fronch clehiglls. for 11mm; gmvns. rushV
ion covers or bedroom draperies.
cts. a yard.
'i‘hil‘iy illl‘ilf,’> widv, 21
Plain colored Ratine Crepes, in lilac .iilll. light him,
only. “and rust). black and l‘l'culll.
25 cts a yard.
'|‘\\‘l-:lty-.~«'\'l-ll llllfilt‘\.
\\‘a:~‘il Hood.» Svl‘liull. mum limr
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Magazine Racks. In Mahogany nr Holland link.
wlll be held Monday and Tuesday. Feb ‘ remnlu until All?”
ruury 9 nod 10. On Monday llrooklym ' ‘
“"3! ‘1’" ‘11)“: ”"0"“ ‘3”“l‘9r'di‘l‘f" “1.3:: George T. Smith. who has been con-i
mu“ “5 o “3 “”er “9 ran on " Illnod to his home with n sown: void."
the llltordononllnatiounl Minion Stud)“
_ . .ih able to be out again.
Committee of ‘llrooklyn, in the Chopol
.(lln i=0 l ln .hlrh. . ..
garlic; 53:qu teiiegdgord SVLn‘Cw ‘ b. S. Brincherlioll entertained u par
. a " ly of friends at his homo? on Railroad
at 3 p. m.. Mm. Nowell Dwight llillls.‘ avenue. “‘9de ovcnlng .
presiding, "l‘be, subject of the rub. ‘ ‘ , ' ' ‘ ;
dresses will lib "The ‘M’oslem Home \ _ , ., i
and the Moalom Child." The evening; ‘1” llenry “my?“ ‘5 ”wading the
meeting at 8 o‘clock will be bold in , wreck-end with-her til'ilool friends, Mrs.
the sonic church The speakers will Daniel .llclnlyl‘o of New llochollc.
bo tho some or both moetinns. Bullion . _ i
.l. c diartzoll of .ilrlca- Dr. s. \i.: 3"" " “- “WW” 0f 5‘3""0’“
Werner of (‘niro mm. Rev 8. valiant Monday hero, or. the guest or,
it. Trou‘brldgo of Turkey" ‘Rov. (P. 1‘.‘Mn‘ Thomas li‘nlrty "f South Molnl
Erickson. of Albania. and Marion Law-eree“ i
runce. of Chicago. Kiev. John ‘F. Cur-I, w c ,
son. D. D.. will preside at the evening; ludword Rutledge; ’l‘. W. Benedict ;
Thomas line. in. Thomas Tunney and ’
meeting. which will be under the direc- ‘ ‘
clan of the Brooklyn Sunday School K T‘ 10“)“ 0‘ SDT‘DE‘WP attended the:
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gist our ynll will ili‘ surprised in lizld Hill how wry quirk
\M'y plain. wry gmullmlking, very convenient.
1) ils >ill‘i\'t‘f~ will got tillcd up.
Prices $8.00 to $12.00 and $16.00.
ii‘lllll‘lh Hour.
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Small Pieces of Sheffir‘ d Silver for prizes. 7 5 and 98
CtS. ('Ililm Slow. Hum-mom
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llnlon.
On Tuoaduy evening. February 10th.
tderision of tho Munonic
‘nleotlng in llurtl‘ord. Wodnonday,
Grand Lodgv i3
. ,5 .
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at R o'clock, at tho Fifi“ Avonuo Pros?
bytorinn Church, corner 00th street.
Bishop Joseph C. Hartzoli. blahop for WM Wm; injured and who has been:
Africa for tho Methodist Episcopul‘Wdll-Pfloinx treatment in tho Non-walk?
Church-.1». 8. M. Zwomor. of Cairowulfillllm. has so for recovered that hot
my”; Rm. 8. V. Trwbfidge. recently . was able to return to his home in Tor "
of Turkey; Rev. (3. 'i‘. Erickson. of Al. “"0100. Tllelidili‘. ;
bonlu, and Mrrlou Lowrance. lornler¥ ‘
general secretary or the World's Sun-L The garage stock formerly bolmlsilil-l .
day School Association. will bring the to the 'l‘. R. (larugo that was conducted 3
significance of the Moslom peril to by Toorkor 6i. Riley. In the roar of Men
(”mummy to am Sunday school ritt's Jewelry ctoro, was sold at a fiber .
workor of Greater Non-"York. Prom. “To rule. 'l‘llouduy. by
in: the addroauoo. from 7:30
Frank ll Sadly. the organist or tllov'nu disposed of at lair prion.
church will give u recitaljlorbort AA
Hill. xenon-Ill uecrotory of the Now: The bank building will be turnod
YorkClty Sunday'school Association over to the olilcinla on Fob. 14 com-
ill making the plan» for this moctlng.;pletod who everything will be in room” _;
noon to do bouillon. llolntuon llrollleru ~
fillnvo boon very thorough in cuuiplnlt ‘
“For any pain. from too to too. govon to the moat mlnute detoll. When ',‘.
from my ultimo. now Dr. Thoma- u in open to the public Now Caliban g
The general public in invited.
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5°:chm‘mi' Polo “M n" "h."‘pooplo will be more than surprised at
' .tlloir comploto banking institution.
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Tho regular monthly meeting of tho
Murd‘ "row-I Vivian diatom Board woo hold loot owning
and outnldo of buying the bills on
Mokoopurnn P“"~ gather ‘bunlnolui won lrunuuctod. All tho.
' Thom are low ortieto who hove beanim‘lmm‘m 0" "W 1’03"! were Wfiibflt’
accorded tho hm;- of. plum“ boloroimm tho uouptlon oi Mun Patterson
to annoy notable With no but “my. who it on a shooting trip in Vii-ninth.
vol Vivian. of tho Boo Grout Phyflm‘lfld T. 0.. Rockwell who was in long
who we soon w “W hora. Among ilohlnd. 'l‘ho bliln paid were H. 3.
mm norm whom Mr. Vivino hulNollhx-un. $84 for labor and amour:
played hove boon the late King Ed-‘mmfl; Tho mavens Co, $10.50; dirt
Hove in
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"Dirk" Carroll. one of the counters;
Azldrowl :
to x, Schlechtwog of Stamford, ’l‘lle otol'lu .
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destiny, no territory hoe “aluminium. tho prevent Kin: 0mm. of
ouch chances, and in now mm with ‘lllnglnnd. and may other mourners or
such opportunities on Albumin, which lilo royal family; the mini; and doom
o m be normal! by or. Erickson. in sun. nod with Mr. mm on tho
* The coming of thou lull to New White House lawn before Proaldont
.York and Brooklyn within mm or Wall not totally. .
on random mom pnpur wmw' Mr. mm mm no no nope-r-
iponuony lurmyoohoolmlo’m upon mom oi the on .ol
the Munro: pm 01 Now Yolkfm Mt. Mid ii» to» Wilt Wily
hm
.noetlcotluul traumatic ileum m tor warm run. out has
moo mum thwart-nth. nun ’W,m hm cadre-My pom
unto mumu’mum Whimmw.
.flfioWflM2mw. WW
-¢..W.mmmwm‘ W.” mo. mm
smooth Arrow/not W mun-bl. to “minnow
.. hm mflmlniwm. oil/love. out»
rm domuluflolond£w «or Iloce. on buying“ with air.-
llml hm" catamaran .
ammunition lulu anon «warm “ . -
and hill“; The Billlmnn Hardware
(10.. £3.03.
C «0|»- " mm.»-
IAOKAcHlvHHEUMATIIM VAN-
. lIH AWAY.
Mon and Woman having buckncho.
rumination, stilt and swollen Joint»
arc Mnmtly m to know thnt Foley
Kidney Pills urn successiol every-
what» in MM out. thou ills. That
lo:bocom,m Kiddo! Hills no“ a.
two mm mam We in,
«a»..
mm nonm~ m‘umn.lmm~
M.MMM¢LW_ , 1*
mm m. pm but u» in. m
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olidlmsuthot www.mhdn; mime). ipgtholooflotorib
Coral-la. Low bust stylus. normal
m-curuio (weighing that allSllWél
BUTTER TO DROP.
Foreign importation: Greatly lncroalo
Qumly.
Housewives will be glad to loan: that
tho price of butter in going to comb
downond. wording to local norm
will not. for the prosout. at lcnntmoar
min to tho dluy heights which mudo
its purchase a luxury. At times during
the past fowyom butter has gone, to
an almost prohibitive dilute.
Thine in nothing no universally timid
on the American table as butter-mud,
according to those who controlled the
price. the demand was srcntor than the
supply. oonocqueutly it wus'uocoonuy
to boom. no price when thorium)! luv
onion low. The monomer was lumi- hit.
by those high prices.
Accordtu; to romrtorooolvod in thin
oltylro‘oi flow m the local members,
«trimming: reduction u soon as this
in only
ruined; 'l‘lio prion st wont variant
p .
m thin“! . to Mutant cents n
4
MM!“ anon: tho lucid; w‘
sold this aluminum ho would not, be
word it thumb price would my
Corsets
Ni w luld striking are tlw l'outuros xllown in ”1“ mgw Slit‘llll:
* ' ‘
cutaway millernx or fitted with oluntir u-ubbnlg or
log your now gown stop in our t‘omot llcpurtmvnt and by mud
lo :4th u li'olli-lm'mi or hack-lum'd lily-lo, no you lirvi'or. "
\fiu
linen, long shirts, in union
i:l(‘illl.'.l“, and
you of porl‘rttl lit. lirl'oll- l-lluolv
noon drop all much ms live month n
pound.
it is cold, according to information
' from Now York. that the drop in «loom
tho roduotloo in tho tariff on thin com
modlty. which has oilowcd a. big «up.
ply to come into the New York mark»)
from Argentina. 'lylumark uml Auutlw
llu. Those ahihmenw hnvo council on
unanimous in the butter market mm
caused the unloading of storage ntqwlw.
thus mot}! increasing tho uupply.
It to mortally admitted by loom
mmhnlaiil that tho price or butter in
thin country will lie knot at o. lowor
level in tho mini-c than won the flash.
before the addiction o! the thrill which
nllowod tom“ competition and in.
cream tho evolioble supply.
'y We
80m lino writes to a lions” City
W, {'Mt our conduction in
W City on) dimmed“. My
WW Md one radio“? to null
mm at!“ and he M he would
if he thought of it.” Tim has in
Room City claim-intern low. not this
any be one.—~8t. 14min Globedlemm
cm.
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