' important l'SllIcJSaturday
' ,sMOuday
‘. Gunny, mum at Women'o and, Mlsaea' 0m. 09m.
Dresses, Skim. Woman and lithium. smile to suit firf‘wmflfi
Don‘t wait ,ior‘Julyi tin cmsulowy. right; now’ls month» whom
can sure on W tantalum 35 wile. We altar free or (alum.
Cows and buy. Sale in both stores ., .
i ”3'3 59- Milli, Sln'SmIfll 'Nllrwalll sis M01180. Stamford
a
._ . “‘ 1.10le
' _ r“ 5, I”
THREE “Um/p. DAYS
‘ _ ' J
The One Great Hosiery
Opportunity of the your.
AF‘REL
28th Elsi 22nd '
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
'l‘l‘iis is your chancc for
a big mm: 3’ savillgz'm-m
sccurc. the Top Notch
“ Onyx" 5;; 3; Hosiery
Values. The Distribu-
tor’s way of introducing
‘ Onyx” Quality in you.
l‘OR WOMI N
H “bf—'Wum‘o "ONYX" (23110.: ‘Vrillfl
invlc; 'llllh-l“ 'l‘op: iiix'l bplu‘rd lirel mi
hpllcul .‘iiie lull Tor; block. will“ mil "in.
Regular “r" i for “.00 Valor.
ONYX" DAY PRICE
H lat-“\me‘n‘u "(NY)“ Mr'il'im Wrirm
Cotton I’lilllllarliinnevr; "Dani" 'lw; ill-ill.
lumd Hrrl. hole and The: Block only.
Regular Kori for SUN \‘lluf.
"ONYX“ HAY l'lill E 15: per pill!
[C 9731 'tllwi. 901 S: Whoewwllmm‘t
"ONYX" Fin": (Lain: l..'lr: 'llilhi" T'lyi
lllgk Silhffll lirri ‘le Spln'rvl 501: .‘Al Tut.
liuulllr Slit. Valor.
"OM‘X" will HUN: 3 pairs ior $1.00
m K Kl Dink. 0'2 5‘": W'Ml". 400 S:
Tlfi“\'1'lllill'rl" "(i‘fl'F‘ Mull-mi \\ rir‘il Silk
Lialt; "Damn“ licrlail-I 'loc: "Dub l" 'lxlp
Ind Remit-mod Sole. Frill and hold ilk:
hill: but Wu" Btltfl. Re nlal WC Value.
ONYX" DAY l’RlL'lZ . pairs (or $4.00
(31.1
151: not pair
6697:7anrn‘n "HNYX" DOM nilk lid
illlle Dub i" 'ium livlniomvl “eel. Sole ml
10!; Buck. null.- and 11.1. “unis! ~.v:
Vain:
"oxvx" any rule: 5 pain for 31.0!
lan—wimen-i ‘okl'v" firm Stu
11min. wcmn silk i...i.. "llui~l‘ «1.0m
'i'op. 11nd Double fipllmi ”eel. dole and The:
”but only. Remit: Silo hint.
ONYX DM’ Plum 3 pairs for $1.01
Women i"0.\'Y)‘i’" I‘liyr 'l‘lurad Sillu a Fine Muill‘m Wright
in black only; ' llulrl' (nutty Top 0i silk oi Lislr: huh
Splkml ilrrl and Dullbir buli- vl hills u! Lisle. Kf‘uhl Eli“:
and $1.50 lulur.
‘ONYX DAY l‘kil‘fi
FOR
F. ”Sf-Mm”! :jonvx“ Silk Lisz- in lllark
only ‘.Donblu lierland Toe. winced Sole.
Iii-rm Era] Rank» 50: Vllile.
ONYX DAY PRICE 3 puiralor 51.”
v
3|.” nor mil
MEN
{dill—Mafia “incl-x“ i‘uyr luv rive r b~
in Top. Splimi 'll'l‘l. ml: and ’2 w . 1.. link-k.
Tall. Navy. (Sm. i‘.;llir an. alunlr Know
all: will“.
ONYX" DAY l’llll‘E
“z-Mrn'o "ONYX" Final; ”are silk. Mcdi-iin Weliitlii
Eel-lto-rglllnti‘olc. Iud'l'oc; liinckollll. Recuhvu.50\’lliir.
ONYX DAY PRICE 8!.“ per pair
FOR BOYS FOR MISSES
4 min .01' SH»
and‘ f
‘7230 .p. in.. Brigadier Joseph Atkin-
“ ‘ ‘ I 1
. . WNW“
in Charge of the Salvation Army.
The Aristou Club will hold its rogu-
lur meeting Monday evening in the
3'; uiliiui
\METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. W. ‘H, Wakehom, limstor-él’ulblic
worship- wlth sermon to the youth of
the Bible school at 10:00 a. m. in
wrenching theoe sermons to the youth
of the school Mr. Wakehlnn tries to
preach up to the young neouie ruth-
er than down to them, making the
service of special interest to all ages
and states in life. ”like evening at
son, of Boston, will speak in the in-
terest of the'Salvntloll Army. The
lirlgadier is general secretary of New
England. sundny morning class, 9:45
a. m. Edwin Fox. leader. Bible:
school, 12 in. Bible clause of illli
grades for all ages. '1‘. l. Raymond,‘
superintendent. lion’s Bible Class inl
charge of the pastor Devotional
mesting of the Edi-worth Magoo, 0:30
p. in. Topic. Personal Evanlgelisnll
Under Difficulties. Lender, Miss Jen-
nie Reardon. _ I
Tuesday evening cln‘is, 7:4
5 p, in.
John Greenwood. leader. l
Geneml church mayor inhaling:
Thursday, 7:45 p, m. Stiltlltls'lll the
Epistles or the Ephesians. : Road
chlupter 2. Topic, The New Mall in
Christ Jesus, or the Soul‘- Awakening.
l'F'or the benefit of the-39 not out last
Thursday evening illewpulor will re»
a uni—sax; 'om'x" mam. Weim Mb -l..n..i' "onvv‘ M ' ‘
. .~ ~ .. _ . .. . ailm- Vi 'h
' Dub-iWw 11mm Lnflonm lllocltuuiTam 'le-l in... Lute: rin. RlM:rmk‘Kr:tl:
511.00 6 to ID: lieu chi iiocc at “I lurid to Fun: Sn... 5 w ill. but Blind "our m
am hi. on pair Amtnu. ‘ ‘ .mr pal:
{ii Tn
ii
The N. E. Ryan Co.
South: Norwalk
,SeWing Machines
we believe them to be the but. dumb-y Machine in tho market.
[let us show their work,
A.Dickemiau & Son
' sourniilonmlikiiooun.
w: GlVE a. mo u.:ouloti.jr'i‘mino BTAMPO.‘
A Rare Opportunity Not to he Missed
LADIES’ AND MISSFS’
Suits at $1: .98 J
neminrly $15.93, toxins models. in all- ma high-elm styles
and materials, inoiuding'mlcy and méity weaves. Them are
too many styles 'to-uocurstoly desorlbe,‘.but all are ‘daintiiy trim-
inc-d. beautiful mini times. All colors, including black. - ’
Juatmrocoived a iii-go shipment of Coats.‘ We‘cordiany» in!
villi your inspection.
M. MOLTASCH;~& SON _ ,
120 wanuln'nm at. - Main stun-um) Mitotic ‘Ihfitlmfffll. ‘
view in brief the study of the first
lchaiuter. This study in the Ephesians
loom to prove at once interesting and
lprolitublut coll who attend. Thoma
Thursday evening meetings arc made
really worth while. No member of
the church‘snii congregation can at-
lford to miss them.
Junior Looms, Friday, 3:15 p. in.
The Misses Emma Fallon and Mil~
dred Ketcham in charge.
The Boy Scout‘s, Friday. 7 =11.
Frank Goodoblld, smut ‘liiuster.
Industrial League, Friday, 8 p. 111.
ill.
‘Ml'.
Atkins la a lawyer. He will have
11 something interesting to say to the
League. Every member of the League
is at liberty to bring a friend.
Music for the day:
Morning.
i’l‘t‘lll(l(‘~.‘\ll€§r0 Modcl'ato
HW‘h‘lllfl
i: Quartet-«411' li‘nliil Looks lip to fl‘hcc
...................... ’Scllncckor
,j Quartet—«0 Come to My Heart, Lord
-- Jesus ................... Ambrose
I: l’ostlude ill 0 ............. Shockley
: Evoniru, . ‘
Prelude in D .............. Silas
-. Quartet—Jrhe Beatitudes». Churchill
'1 'Cont-rultlo lS'olo—ASlelectled.
Postlude—Offortolre,, in c .. .. Aollmull
INorwalk Methodist Episcopal
Church No. 2. West ,_avenu0~Rev.
Charles Elmore Sarto. 'D. D., pastor——
Sunday services—«Claus Meetings, 9:30
a. m. undilz noon. Sunday school at
the noon hour. Morning worship at
10 :30 with sermon by the pastor; sub-
ject. "The Vitollliod Church." Evening
service at 7:30. This will he a Union
Service'undor the auspices of inabili-
vatlon Army. The uddr'olil Will be by
LiontéCoionol Jenkins from the Army
licodquartors ‘lnwriow gYor'k. ‘Speolol
music will be provided“ Wool: night.
'urvlces: Cloud meeting Tuesduy eve.
lGoodenough, will be present and do
H. N. Paddock. A. good program will;
.. Short business meeting followed by,
-- . refreshments, after which Edgar At-
.lklllli, at Stamford, will speak.
church at. 8 unlock.
, Wallomi’culnudm filrls' Ch‘clowlll .
uncut Tuesdoyvai’enlngbt 71,00 in the ~
Circle room. » ;- ,
frlio' Endeavor Clinic 00 rKll‘lfi'S
Daughters will meet with Mrs. illn-
Wmun, 3 North avenue, Norwolkp on
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
W The trolley will leave ‘liax‘ter‘u at
2:48. .
Blessed m the man The annual meeting of tho icilchcrs
and officers of the Sunday school will
be held Tuesday evening ill the church
in. 7:45. 5 ,
'l‘hnl‘ndily ovoning the regular mid-
week sorvidc of tho church will be
held, closing ilt 8:30, at which time
the postponed council lllectlng or last
weak will hear the rerlorts and trans-
act necessary business. .
The lioy Scouts will meet in mi
:30. Jntucn Manson
who wolkolb not ill
the counsel of the
wicked,
Nor stundetb in the!
way of sinners.
Nor slttetb in the seat
of the accrual:
wl’salms 1: l.
n
dily evening at i
in charge.
The (ilrin‘ Junior ldiiileilvoi' Solving
Claim will nice-t on Friday afternoon
iii. 0:20. .
, The Junior Endeavor (fllrpnltry
Class will limit on Saturday nl‘tcr-
lion ill, 1:00.
First Congregational Church-”Rev.
Ernest F. MoGregor, Yb. 1)., pastor—-
Morning service at 10:30, with preach-
ing by the pastor. Subject: "Jcslls‘
Trust." At the vesper service, at
4:30, the Easter Cantata, by Shelley,
will be repeated. There will also be
other anthems and a violin solo, malt-l
log the service a musical order 0t1
worship appropriate to the Sunday af-
ter Easter. Sunday School at noon.
Young People‘s Society at 5:45. The;
Ministerlng Circle will meet on Tiles-i.
‘day with Mrs. William Lockwood, ll
West Main street.
The Kind Word Circle will meet
with Miss Jeanette Smith, East ave-
nue, on Tuesday evening.
The Egbert Club will meet ill their;
amino in the l’al‘lsll blouse on 'l‘ucsdolv'i
levelling,
preach the sermon and ‘the National
“Staff“ Band of the salvation Army con-
sisting of thirty-four pieces will inn
nisll some very fine music. The Ad-
vent Christian Church people will al-
so attend this service and join in
making it a time of spiritual blessing
and uplift. 12 m. Slindayschuol Bl-
ble study hour. 3:30 p. in. The Junior
Epworth League service. 0:30 p. m.
The Epworth League prayer and
praise service. Subject—-Personai
Evangelism under Difficulties; leader
w-iirs, A. Palmer. 7:30 p. in. The
District Superintendent. Dr. A. ll.
liver the evening sermon. The choir
will repeat some of the beautiful Eas-
tor music. At the close of the nor.
vice, the first Quarterly Conference
will be held v’vltltDl’. Goodennugh in
charge. '
Tuesday. 8 p. in. The Woman's For-
eign Missionary Society will bald it‘s
annual meeting at the home of Mrs.
Morning
Prellldc-Smlllta ..\‘o. 8, ()l. 132. ‘
,lst lliovcmcnt .l. lihcllibcrxt’l‘l
be provided and all members'are cor~meviei-»—“'l‘lio Magdalene," . .
dlully invited. ‘, .................... (i. W. Warren}
Wednesday. 2 D- In The Ladies Aid Controltn solo—minister liclls." '
Society will meet as usual. l .................. \\'_ (l. Hammond"
Thursday, 7:45 p, m. The mid-week‘Rpgvmwkulnm. 3-0“. is Chr’si Ris-
l
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l
l
l
m
prayer meeting m“ be held in “‘9‘. on.“ ............... Alex. 3. Gibson
Sunday Schoqld‘ooln \Vltll’ the pastor Anthcnl.-lq‘4lsuyul T9 haul“ in E.
l" “ham“. ,_ E dint ..................... 1). Buck!
Friday 3 p. in rile” Ladles'
ciety will hold a food sale
home of Mrs. A. N. Paddock,
view avenue.
Knight Strcct A. 31. I32, ('hurcll—.
Services will he at the usual iimll'.
.l’rociclling lit ll 11. ill. Sunday school? ................... H. R. Silullov
at 12130 1) ill. Evening services will .0 Lord Must lioll'.”.. l". Smitten
begin at 8 ll, Ill. The pastor will till. ,,. . ~ "
the pulpit morning and evening. \Wei .1111 “m, ‘9?“ If“? lilfeli, suollvy
'trllit that all persons «wllo'llavé Olll'Iof‘fé‘.:(.;r:}:Hymn" 50L},,,li,.,,l,m(.. HLQ {
hooks for the rally will report tho, lluluac."‘ C, St. Shells
’30le on Sunday without fail. [’csllllllv—Fllmlll 4th symivliony
.............. c, M. Wldor
Nd 50‘ l’cstludcwMai'ch in B-l‘lat... E. Silas.
1“ the; Veuper Musical Service it 4:30 .
59 Sen-i Preliidc—Orlinll ilnd violin—Easter
()ti‘erlci'y, 0;). 20. .\‘o. 1.. E, llilllnfc'
Quartetsw-‘Thrlst in Rlsun, Al‘elnia“
........................ '(‘. lie-unto
“As Slum 'l‘ilkcs Flight"
CONGREMT‘ONAL' Mina Ethel Louise Becker, violinist»
l The South Norwalk Congregational __,_.__...._.
Church, John Staple-ton, nilnlstew: EpgsgopAL.
Tomorrow morning the services of
the church will hit held at the usual
hour, 10:30. at which time the pastor
‘Wlll preach on the subject, The 0111- First Sunday an“, Eastern-4! u. m,
:undo Challenge. in the afternoon lll Celebration of the Holy Communion-
place of the regular veepcr service 10.30 a m Morning Prayer and ser-
nt 4:00, the hour will be taken up mon 1'2 ni. Sunday school and Bible,
wnll ll oileclal‘mcotlng in charge of (nausea and special Confirmation"
the (Salvation Arm yforccs cf the class. 7,30 ll “1‘ Evening 11mm. and
city. This meeting is one. of the tier. sermon ' I
lea hold by the army :for the day and Monday 7.45 p m. Young, Men's
is the only one held at this bourfcmb. ' ' I
Colonel Adam Gifford, commander of‘ Tuesday 2 p_ m Misgionary sewing
Ithe Salvation Army forces for New meeting.
'l‘rllllty Chlll‘Oh-"Re‘v. Frederick A.
Coleman. rector—Calendar for tho
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Corsets! P.N.
Again the Corset lhtpartnicili
supply. this favorite (Intact lll 'lll'is.
Most of our customers arc lei
Establishrd n5;
' !
CQ
1
l
.110
Special $1.00 ?
:ll'c lll‘l.']lill’t‘ll in
special llllillllcl'.
iiiliili' with it and will
‘ licglail (if this illlticc. .\ 1914 lllullcl. mr'rcci lll cwry
w :l y .
4,,
Shown lll llt
p
lrtll \viiillulv, Main Stl'wl.
Sheffield Silvcr
Eighteenth Century
Steak Platters with wells,
of High" Grade
"Grape Border" and “Thread
Edge. '
L'llrlicc Pieces for Spring Wedding Gifts.
H , i
$10.00, $12.00 and $17.50
Covered Vegetable Dishes, luck llzlllillcs,
Butlers‘ Trays, mahogany \vi
Hot Water Pots,
Bread Tra'ys,
Casseroles,
Crumb Trays and Scrapes,
After Dinner Coffee SCts.
Sugar Baskets,
Domino Sugar Trays,
Candle StickS.
Vases,
Fern Dishes,
$
$8.00, $10.00 and $12.50
lll Sll\'(’i' i'lllls. ':
$10.00, $12.50
$5.25 and $5.50
$2-so. $3.50. $4.50. $5.50
$3.50 and $4.50
$2.50, $3.25, $4.50 to $6.00
$8.50, $12.00 and $15.00
. $3.25 and $4.50
$1.50 and $2.00
1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $5.25
$4.50, $5.50. $6.50 to $8.50
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50 _and $3.25
Small Sheffield Specials.
Lattli‘cll llllskcis for i‘l'lisiies or small biscuits.
.\'llt linil ()livc llmvls,
Squal’c lliiskcts. \vitll llllIHllt‘S.
Napkin Rings,
.\., l). (‘llps :mll Saucers.
Sugar Baskets. l)lllt' grins linings.
$2.50
$1.00
$1.00
.40
~75
$1.25
(1 ilrsigil-l.
Sterling Silver Coasters.
Crystal witl’silver rims, till-cc
l
l
Short Lengths in
.\ll (‘llOflllOllS avalanche i'
4°. 50 and 75c
Silver Sccliiln. lili‘it‘lllt‘lll‘.
marks.
. . White Plisse for Summer Use"
30-inch widths.
if snowy \vliitc l'limr l'cll
and rcsnlvcd itself into a miniature lilolliltain range along
the whim goods cmlnlcr this
in thc woman who has ii sma
washable il‘lK‘liS this SlilllillCl'.
morning. It will look good
ll family in supply
.\l:~‘ii ii in ~‘t’l'\'lt‘l‘al)li‘ fill
with
llllilt’l’garlllt‘lilfi (if \‘al'lOllS S(ll'l.§.
Quantities in mi 4, (l. 3 and it) yard pit-cm.
0
1‘0 ctS. a yard.
Sonic {1
week commencing April.20. l‘Jli. The,
ratio sultl llt‘ltlrl' :li i512
tpreaching subject, The Temptation of 0d at all the masses tomorrow.
EEnglund, will deliver the address.. - . .
The “ma“. will be supplied by "‘0‘ Wednesday 3'30 9' 1:1.mJunlor7dfi3xll Jesus. 12:30, Salfimtll ,schcol. ‘3 p.‘ é.Rcll'glouii articles of every domain
' iory t° tho 3“” of M is one. ' 9' 111.. sacred concert.‘ 7345, pralsebcr- tion can be «procured in the v0.—tlbnlo-
Ncw York State Hand of the Army m. Bethany Guild. 1
Organisation of marked merit and1 Thursday 7:45 l). m. Girl’s Friendly
Icontaining 35 pieces. Colonel Gifford Soclety. . 1
will be accompanied by Mrs. Giffordl Friday 7:30 p. m, Junior Confirms-l
Mont, Col. Jenkins and Staff Cant. tion 01”.. 3 p. m.Conflrmation (31.5?
Million, of New York National head-,mme mm, 7.15 n. in, Choir RN
quortllra‘. All are invited to attend “”118“,“. ‘ l
this service, which will have as a '
prelude a short sacred concert. Col.
.Gifford will be introduced by the criminal be celebrated at 9:10 a. m. The
tor oi the church. liiemlnnnuol meeting of the interval»
The Sunday school will meet Mluohiol Mission Study Class will 00
12:10 under the alipennliendency of bold in Christ. unwell. Greenwich
3.,M. mover. ‘ . loommonolus at 10 a. m, and continu-
Tlln Men's Christian inquiry Club in until 3, p. in. "
byeAMhOHY J‘- Tilo children's mite boxes for "118-.
0' the alumni-o 0110,1100 parents tare-nukad'
“Saturdsyw'l‘he lfestlvol of tit. Mock
the '_llivanaeliot. Holy Colliullnlont
will be addressed
,Droxol‘Blddlo. the, founder
vice. 8 p, m., sermon. subject, The
Common Lot. All are welcome.
8T. JOSEPH'S R. c. CHURCH.
St. Joseph's Church—A two weeks
militia“, conducted by the Rev. Path-
ers O’Shell and O'rMnhony, of tho Holy
Ghost order, will open to fit. Joseph‘s
two weeks: the first wook will be for
women, the second for men. in so
- rent demand uré tho tothoru for min-
slonli that ulllplicution for their liar.
vlcoa lihd to no. ‘mudo more' than ii
year ago. '
They have not been heard much in
Connecticut, their labors being fibrin:
l,
l‘
!
Ohm-ch tomorrow and continue for
of the church during the mission.
~m—
THE SALVATlON ARMY.
the Salvation Army, 50 Willi“
ntvcoh South Norwillk: Ensign am
.‘ll‘ii Edwin J, l’orrett, officers ‘ll
charge; Sergeant l0. Turkingion, us
alumni; Salvation Army Day. Sililduy
Mull 10~10:80 ll. lll.. mast Avonllo M
10. Church. lluloll service 01‘ the All.
vent and M. E Churchuu blunt-(Jot
onol W. F. Jenkins, 0! New York city
,npoalier. 4:301}. 111.. South *Pv'prwulii
Conventional Church reaper service.
‘Golouel Adam Gifford, of Boston, wit:
dolivor‘ n lec'tlluoon the work of the
Salvation Army. Tho colonel" will bu
Merlot-Biddle Men's Bible Study Or-_
am attain]. Mill—week Pram ml
Prayer, Bfitvke' Thutsduy evonin‘li, at.
ms lei 13y minim. memoir
welcome to thesofmoeilusb‘. g
,
‘dlillls In this charm is a member...
The men of , the, other chin-clips have
been loving; to unload; this uddroiio
will ho given in the auditorium. attire,
, lunch and it far! trout is ascured..
*fl’huflwlll 001101230; . ‘1‘.)
:1. roundupscnniiuuyuaomon so-
. .v m. ‘ xiv» ‘ .
, Command atrium. ,npinconal
triiurcll-«Reilin‘riii 9P. .ht‘illrbankil. . . pm
atoll . ‘,followiiliip
' Methodist; onummniohsgnm u. it.
4 Lieutenant . colonel dentin will
Lolity'wlllmeiutdgoldiouli. 5' . 1.,
. ":tl‘ho muelmfor ,tllegdoyfh it. fol».
glows: .1“ , .‘l'
, ,. ,‘ 39-1 17“.“?le . .., ,.
mmlnomiwuézusewifll", J calm-ails
Advent lonnuual'gndgtudmt dream
mums will '1 luvs.» churn: lot ‘ filo; .
.l
‘ ' . “flicks? unison.unit-rhvjiwmh {'Pmn PMMHMMW ' ,l ‘ , . broom ' “villlr'flvrmrv w for
a iii-my" will-hold; ,opecliitqocvicuglu . . elubemrz havoc-speguhr'nlid-nledmdon; ‘
r .the‘. mil, ovonuuChul-chlwlilcb‘ prom ~ » ' ' .‘ , » 4 ‘ ~
1
‘ Harpoon. ’ .
.4... web“ 0110ch WWI-,4 mimic.
‘finlzailon or which. the, men's local. .
. drown sundolyuocllool; 3358
nodal Milly F'
to soc tint my are “turned.
'g‘aallli Paul's Porluhw‘Low Sunday-w
1’130"<n.?"m., Holy Communion: 9245 o.
in, ‘Momingfirnyor: 10:30 a. on; Holy
Communion and sermon: 12 m.. 1m.
‘S’oullu tillndoysschool; ,8 p 10.. at. All»
, Slain street:
il‘wvi‘wi-flWiiwfimi- . '
.. 'fl‘limuvwz:nni:mnaio‘. will lie {than
summon; Mr nay. All me touted.
Subtotal-um ”loom crawler afgtlin
. 11W sour-13mm. rue
Home was civilian, 0. i; mores;
Antonia-«Thermal: is
Mulls
trunnion-Admins Balloon ll a. nu;
‘clpolly confined to the larger cities
owaow York. Brooklyn, Philadelphia.
rliisuum and the like. and wheromr
they lllVU‘ hoon'they have made 'a
your annotation al‘ armors, sclioinrly.
nucleoli and .cxpcrlonccdnnlsalouaricav
cumin returned on tho foremost in
3110.: omit-uh today: and so the 000311001 .
Vm.Jmph’I“‘Mv¢: abundant loo-oil ,to
cmrotuiutotllemivau in -.ylgcui:lng
Madmen of ouch napalmand one;
«million. All ill-o invited turtle
4Wnos- «manual-n: cloudy, Illn—
_ wool-loom . mm, should
null Wye“)! this opportunity.
, "‘HW’TOFUEWBF-Wm no annoiino
.. ‘ ¢ . t ‘ f .', , .,
~intuition.invitation.«Intuition to inani- tho ,
“will“ :by Brigadier J. Atkinson?"
of'Boolon‘.” 8 p. in., lloytov ’l‘llourc
Colonel und'Mrn. Hillard, ,of Boston
will conduct a. salvation meeting. it
will Numbered by many that Col,
oust Gifford "Will! c’nptnla in clinrgir
of the local corps bloom mam 030,
The National Start mm mm Malt.
M of New York. city will flirti-
lilh mimic at. the above services. flab
vntmfllmnyopoullcrn will occupy an»
militia of the following cllllrchen:
10930 a. m... ,fiwodish Oomontionul.
flhllrbh'.‘ Major Oilfl Burgh, of New .
rant. * ‘ .' , ‘
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(Continual or smooth Pogo).
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