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METHODIST
First Methodist Episcopal Church—
1. W. H. Wakehsm. pastor—Public:
'gorship with sermon at 10:30 a. m f
.‘l’he aev John Stapleton will preach"
warehouse with the pastor. We are
Iatdrally desirous that a good con-
gregation be present to greet Mr.
mpleton. We want him to see us
.. at our best. in the evening at 7. 30?
o'clock the pastor will give the next,
nermon on the Cycles of Life“, viz. .'
‘(lourtship and Marriage." Other
lermons that follow are: “Moral Per-
ils in Middle Life," The Old Arm
13mm," and "What Is There Bewnd."
Other services for the day:
Sunday Morning Class. Edwin Fox.”-
leader. piste school, 1’ mThe tea-E
for the, day, "Christ Cructned "1
ls tragedy is over In need of fresh
Interpretation to the growing mind.
and to the changing needs of our
times. it Is the teachers opportunity
Devotional meeting of the League
,Subject,‘ ‘The Builders of blethodism,;
——-William Taylor". Leader, Miss An-.
Jla Miller.
Other meetings for the week.
On Tucsda3. December 1. The Con-
nectitut Temperance Union will
gather in or church at 9: 45 a. m. The,
meeting will close at about (our,
o'clock. Tho program to as follows: 1
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The Question of Local Organization.
' League, N, J.
The Question
Work. Walter
Temp, Union.
‘The Question of the [legislature and
Legislation. ll. ll. Spooner. Sec. (can.
Temp Union.
Lunch will ht sorIco by the ladies
of the church at the nominal sum 0‘!
850. to delegates.
The Ladies“ Aid nicets'at 2:00 1
Wednesday. and at " :00 o'clock ol’
the same day for their monthly but“
less meeting ,
Thursda3 ovtauing the regular
ES: Church Pra3er Morning. Special mus‘
.ic Is arranged and another fifty names
will he called.
At the close of the Thursday even-
'~ ‘lng meeting the lipworth league will
Iiold a business meeting.
Junior League. Friday. 3:00 p. m.
Mrs. Edward S. Austin in charge.
Pastor's Preparatory Class, Friday
evening, 8:00 p. m.
of Financing Our
E. Lanphesr, Conn
East Avenue Methodist Episoopal
.Ch‘urch—Rev. S P. Fairbanks. pastor
~ 5—9; 30 a. In Fellowship meeting. A
helpful service to which everyone is.
invited.10:30 a. m. \lornlng ser-
mon. The pastor will preach about
“The Wilderness Experiences of Our
Lord." I? in. Sunday -sohool session
ior‘Bible study. The Crucifixion"
will be. the lesson for the day. 3: 30
1). m. The Junior League devotional
meeting. Leader, Miss Muriel Bart-
_ lift; s‘ubjett. ‘od Has a Work for
Everyone.”
League prayer meeting. Leader Rev.
.8. P. Fairbanks; subject, 'Bullders of
3 inoibodism. William Taylor: Path-
rifllnder on Three Continents." 7: 30
«- 9. In. The pastor will preach at the
evening hour of worship. Subject
'Ilnrecognized Opportunities." The
choir will repeat the music which was
rendered at the: Thanksgiving service
on Thursday morning. The public is
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices.
Monday 8 p. m. The monthly busi-
ness meeting 07 the Sunday- school
. _,_Board In the church parlor. .
Tuesday evening. The monthly
'fhsiness meeting of the Epworth’:
Mayne will he held at the home of
In. A. N. Paddock. 59 Some!- are-
Iue. A social hour with refreshment!
WI tailor: the business session
Jillian and solo, a planar hour in
ted-l {albinip
_deuday.:p.‘n.1‘ireudium
Mythimottnuw.
nemwucnfie'fl-m
wnmmit the m in
lchurch ——Charles Elmore Barto. D. D.
League service for young people at
0:30 p. In. Strangers are cordiall.v
row the pastor will preach.
24: 'l0 p. m. Sermon topic Does God- Boutwell will lead In
reaper service at which the Mo?
will speak of Philip Doddridxe as a
hymn writer.
Sunday-school at noon.
,E. at 5:45 p. In.
Hid-week service Thursday at
.p. m.
‘ Music at Norwslk First Church:
Morning.
Prelude—In the Morning (requested)
......................... E. Cries
Anthemwo How Amlable D. Buck
. ,Dtlet-dt‘orever With the Lord
I ........................ C. Gounod
Quartet—Lord, With Glowing Heart
I'd Praise Thee ...... H R Shelley
Postlude~lntroductlon and Allegro In
G .................. 3.. W. ranke-
Vaaper Service, at 4:39.
Prelude (at 4: 20).
Y. P. S. C.
um ’s
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Blessed is the man
who walketh not in
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the counsel of the 1
. a. Odortory in R. up ti. E. Batiste
““99: h Nocturne from A Midsummer
Nor standeth in the t Night's Dream .. HF Mendelsshoni
:Anthem—Gloria in Excelsls in El
way of sinners. I Flat F Schilling
“(Memory—«Intermezzo in E.
....................... J H. Major
tQuartet—Now God Be V't-ith Us l
..................... J I'LtBrewerI,
Postlude~—Allegro Maestoso, from San I:
ate, op 5.6 A. Guilmant
Nor sitteth in the seat
of the swrnfsl.
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BAPTIST
Avood place to get in touch;
char. 9. Baptist (‘huroh-—Pastor. Rev. R G
with God Everybody is invited. Hartley—Public worship. 10:30 a. In.
- ,hood. Dr. H. B. Matteson. oi Mount
Nomayk 319.110.1157 Episcopal Vernon. will deliver the sermon.
12:20 p. In. Baptist Brother
hood. The pastor will conduct this
class. Subject “Regulation of immi-
gration." 12 m. The Bible School will
meet at the usual hour. New scliolv
are are welcome to our school. ”6:30
p. m. Young People's Chri Ian En-
deavor Society. The meet as will be
minister-Sunday morning worship at
10: 30 with sermon; topic. “The Un
seen t‘hrist. Beloved of His Disci- ,
plea." Evening service at 7: 30 with
address on “Mexico" by the Rat. J.
W Butler D D for {any years a real
dent in Mexico. The day will begin
with early morning meeting at 9: 30 led by M“ R 6- Hartley. Subject,
,in the Epworth Parlor Sundayl “Missionary Heros and ileroines.‘
7. 30 p. In The pastor will continue
school will he held at noon. Epworth
‘ The Great Revival. ” "
, {a a .m. on
rational ’ud business meeting of the
Girl's Friendly society.
Friday 2:80 to 3:30 p. m. The rec-
tor will have once hour. Hereafter
this will he a weekly occmncefithoae
who wish to consult the rector will
please try to do so at this convenient
hour. 8:80 p. m. Junior Boy's Club.
7:30 p. m. Senior Boy's Club. 7:45
p. In.“(lhoir Rehearsal. The choir is
rehearsing Snider’s “Dauahter 0!
Jaime." which they will render the
first Sunday evening in DeCembeg
“—7....—
Iiove some W w to
I'd. Sunday eveningnfiie brindlor
will dedicate to God and the Armythe
infant daughter oi.’ Brother and Sister
Olsen; members of the Army. Bert
hi! to come and has: them. The ad-'
mission to all services will be free.
Mmday. 8 p. m.. Salvation meetins.
Wednesday, 4 p. m.. hand of love;
7 :30. Young People’s Legion. " ‘
Thursday. 8 p. m.. Salvation meet»!
ins. \
Friday. 8 p. m.. cottage meeting:
place to be announced later. !
Grace Church—the Rev.
Werner rector-v-The first Sunday in
Advent—The first celebration of thezbuilding, 59 Wall street.
Holy Communion at 8 o'tlock; Mission
Sunday School of 3. Faith at 9: 00;
the second celebration of the H013
communion at 10: 99; Parish Sunday-
school at noon; Evening prayer at 4.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Advent Christian Church. Van Zant
and Harvey streets-whey. G. M
'l‘eeple. pastor—10:00 a. In. Half hour
of prayer. 10: 30 a. In. Morning ser
mon. 12.00111. Sunday- school.
p. m Junior Loyal Workers.
m. Loyal Workers. 7:00 p, 111. Even-
ing sermon.
Tuesday. 7: 45 p In Prophetic Study
Class Pastor's house.
Thursday. 7: 45 p. m. Mid- week pra3
or meeting
8T. PETER'SW GERMAN LUTHERAN
J Benton .
3:00:
6:45 p.é
. éEIIEII III NEW HAVEN HERD.
CHRIETIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Christian Science Sonietymlluonic
Norwallt.
Sunday school. 10 a in. Regular
lSunday service. 11 a. m Subject, Nov-I
embem 29. “Ancient and Modern Ne-
cromancy. alias Mesmerism and
tHypnotism, Denounced. Testimony
meeting, Wednesday, 25 p. m.,
.To both services the public is,
cordially invited. A tree reading:
room is maintained at the same ad“
dress Open dally train ":15 to 4:30i
p_ m.. holidays excepted. .
MESSIAH CHURCH.
5 Messiah Swedihh Lutheran Churcim
‘Fort street—H. Luther Wilson. pas-g
tor—Sunday school 3 p. m. Serviced:
4 p. m. Ladles’ Aid meets Wednes- ,
da3, '8 o'clock in the church.
BITTLE DISEASE DISIIIW-I
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CHURCH
St. Peter’s German Lutheran:
Church. Cedar street. near West ave 1
nun- Martin L. Stoop. pastorwliorn—
ing and evening seminar: will be
held at St. Peter’s Evangelical Luth
eran Church tomorrow
will» be services of thanksgiving and
will be conducted In the German lan-
.guage in the morning. at' 10: 30, and
"‘9 “wa 0‘ ‘8“ Sum“! evenlns- {In the Ensllsh language In the even laminar. it is the belief that either
in. at 7. 30. Special sermons will be
From the investigatioa made by
Dr lngram and Dr. Keeley it is be-
:lleved that the animals were infected
Both serv local in transit trom‘ New ‘York state. The
number rec'eited irom New York:
was seventeen. At Albany the ani-_
I mats were changed from one car to
car was lntected. it not both The.
welcome at all these meetings. ““5“” Program .1"th Sunday'SChODl M 9 30 cows were shipped to New Invent;
Music for the day: ”WW“- NW pupils are “was Welcome- Ger-{October 2. None of the cows has:
. Mo'rnlng. tPreludew-id3lle ........... \ierchaut man and mun]: departments .Ipun sold 03 Mr Rowe From this;
Prelude m ,G Major F E. Gladstonetmtertory ..................... llrucel Cniwheflcal luau-“cum; Monday tandjmm Commissioner Phelps ls amour. t
QuartetLJumme in C . SchmynKIOKGNOW Solo time. F. 7. Smith) Friday afternoons, at 8 o'clock. .. aged to think that the lulectionl
Trio—Art Thou Weary .Galbraithl Selected ' C90“ 731109531 T993993 evening. .trom these animals has not spread
IPostlude in c ......... n R .uunro '“P ”“9" ------------ “WM“BW, Meellns of ladies Ald‘ Societypo other herds. and that With a rigid.
Evening. Eunice. .Thursday afternoon. at the home oliquarsutine and the slaughtering ott
Prelude—Communion m I) FIht lWilde ...................... Nevin Mrs PIIIIIlIe Scflfi‘iglnn' 32 “Filth“,tho ”ulna“ without deny the “5.,
........................ lmuch“,:Otiertory«Nocturne Vincent avenue. Norwalk. ease mu he (canned to them Still
Quartet—Praise the Lord Randegger‘o‘fem"! 301%“ “0““ 3“ Jesus} Business moons of the Young Peo- the fact that the disease has made,
Tenor Solo—'Seleeted ' . . . .. .. ..... ..... .i. ...... Shepherd' flee' Sociuy Thursdgy evguiug' in 111.9: . its appearance in "unhe- part of
Soprano and Mia Duel—4‘1": Vesper Postlude .............. . ....... DICK! . lecture room of the church. ' itho state in serious enough.
Hour ............... H. R Shelley. Announcements: ‘ Christmas Sale Thursday. Decent» To B. Maugham. '
Postlude—ob‘cstal \lart‘h ...... Miller ’ “9“": M9891!“ under the .nua- her 10th. Commissioner Pholm um ”I“
piece or the Connectimtt Temperance
Union will be held in the morning and
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CONGREGATIONAL
Grace Baptist Clihrchw‘rtev G Jl
foreseen that the destruction of cat-1.
tie 'up to the present time would not >
, “£07000“ in. the i309“! Norwalhvsebm. B 111 pajbervjus sun have“ an appreciable chart on that
The South Nor-walk Congregational Methodist Church.
.' J‘WVK- Shims. Sum. “93810011 Church John” Stapleton minister—uh” Wednesday, 3: on p m The For T mm. mm mum“,
day. 71:08 a. m Preaching by Rev. E.
12.301
milk supply. 3
The border J A Collins and J. F. I
the morning SBTVRB' II I0. 30 tomor‘l GI!“ MISBIUDII‘y meeting 0‘ the Wom- s‘bbau‘ Bchool. 3. 30 p m. The “vom_: COIuhfl in. \Vappjng were klfled and” V
Mrs P. C.
the subject
Perform Miracles? Bible athool at 12 "American Blllllil “1881008 in the
oclock. l M Glover superintendent lndian Empire"
The Mons Christian Inquiry Club} '7thrsdny. :45 p in Praiex selvtce
utll meet at the same hour Nehemiah The PM“)! 1195 taken up a study Of
Candeo will speak. Subject, What 13,the A018 Of the Apostles. Slime”
Neutrality? Senior C ESoeiety at 6 "n“? gilt 0‘ the Holy Spirit. '
p_ In .thjcct Missionary Heroes and: inn“ 8: 00 3’ in. Social meeting 0‘
Heroines. MUSIC I'Ol‘ the Hill" the BrOIIlfiThOOd WIII he held in II)?
church parlors
1 Believe in God. Vesper service at‘ parlors o! the church.
Morning.
Organ Prolttdewhleditstion .. Palmer! _""""""""
Oilertory-tAllegretto .lliendelssohu‘ ”PISCOPAL'
Soprano Solo—Hold Thou My Hand Trinity Church—Rev.
.......................... Briggsl Coleman. rector-Calendar for
Organ Postlude—Mnrch . Weber~ WEEK ('onlmenclug November 29, 1914.
Afternoon. «Advent Sunday.—-—8 a. m. Celebration
Organ Prelude—«Moderate (‘alkin ; of the Holy Communion. Corporate~
Ottertory-lmprorisatiou ,communion of the Brotherhood of
{St Andrew and other man 0! the
Abbott; ‘ Parish
W ,md and sermon.
Soprano Solo—Just for Today
Organ Postludcv—Oll‘ortoire .
Tuesday-tl p m.. meeting of Young,
Mons Ariston Club. Business. game
tournament and glee singing.
Tuestlay-7230 p. m.. meeting
The preacher will he
vthe Rev. George Gilbert of .llid'dle-
town. All who know Mr. Gilbert know
that he is a very interesting speaker
Camp Fire Girls ‘. I: m‘. The agnamlmanxer :ervicelol'
The Woman‘s Association will 111th fine ”Sunday be my "in “I; :63,“
at the parsonage on Wednesday attor- e mom era 0 e no 0° us
a gift to be sent away to help make
noon at 3 oclock for towing. .
i( hrlstmas happy {or poorer .Jchlldren
Thursday—57; '4) p. m. mid—w oek ser .
vice. Lesson, 1 Corinthians (lmptersl This year they are also “Red to bring
some article of clothing as well as 2!
es.
Frid 3 ,toy. to be sent away to when: dis-
”7 9 1mm! where it is most acute
Sewing C m The adult members of the church
m.. Junior. Endeavor;
Friday—7: 30 D m' regular ”“39““ are invited to. participate with the bly interesting on account of the com!
6 30 D m The Epworih 0' 8.03 800““ mgl‘“ anh_ “‘0‘" children in this service of giving. Mr. In: of Brigadier and Mrs William All-i
Gilbert will make a brief addyess at drown. of Hartford Conn“ who will;
7: 30 p. in Evening have charge of the same. The brlgn 1
master.
.WOodward Avenue Department.
Services at No. 5 Woodward are».
one.
Sunday school at 3 p. m.
this service.
prayer and sermon.
préach. '
Monday”), .. p. m. The ladies
Sunday evening service, at
9. 1'1. [Cross work 6: 45 p. m. The. officers
Mld- week service Wednesday attend teachers of .the Sunday School
7.10 p. In. will enjoy a supper and social limo,
Brookalde Union Chapel and Sunday After the supper there will be a
school. business meeting to arrange to:
0: may morning the pastor will;B¢u meeting of the Woman'- Guild
exchange pulpit. with Rev w ll '80. ll. amused-unmanned
“M pastor oi the amt: Not to ml! for- "mom Wot
"It: .\I I: Church. twillmcetsttheolceoin W. Ray-l
mold.
Mm“. minimum Miran“:- mm
Ira-clam. PI. naps-t» amateur-Mollie“
“Wuiizflmmi mm. mm In...”
hailstorm albino: «raw mourns-ultimatum
Frederick A. .
the ,
10: 30 a. to. Holy Communion.
a program. ":47. Praise service.
p m. Sermon by Rev. Irvin.
All are welcome.
Program or the Womans Mission
ary Auxiliary. Grate Baptist ChurCh.
Music by the choir.
Scripture Reading.‘ Mrs. A. Hines.
Prayer. Ily the pastor.
Reading. Mrs. v, puller.
Reading. Mrs. C. H. Wilson.
Solo. Mrs. E_ 0. Powell.
Reading, Miss R. ’J. Hall.
Remarks. Mrs. G, W. Johnson.
Solo. Mrs. J. D. Whitehead.
Reading, Mrs. S. Carney.
Reading. Mrs. W. M. Dixon.
Selection by the ideal Quartet.
Reading. lira, V. E. Wilson.
Address. lites Whitney.
Selection. Mixed Quartet;
and Bridgeport.
Recitation. Ruth Hines ,
SALVATION ARNW.
The Salvation Army. 50 Water
Norwalk
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of He is sure ‘0 preach 9 line sermon. street. South Norwalk. Ensign ami-Itlloch: aged 66 president of tho Gris-
Mrs. Edwin J. Pen-cit, officers in
charge; Sergeant E. Tarkington.
sistant.
Saturday. 8 p. m.. tree and easy.
Sunday. 11 a. m.. holiness meeting:
3 p. m.. company meeting (Sundiay
school): 4 p. m.. directory class. 6: 453;
p. m.. Young Peoplé's Legion; S 9. lug.
I revival service and dedication of babY-l
' The above services will be apprecia-i
H!
The rector will that and his wife have spent over sixt3 , '
- i l . Hates’ Blocka
will work, being stationed in England. Can '
years between them InSalvation Army
7130. meet to sew tor; missions and Red ads and the United States. They are.
very interesting speaker, and will
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Ame; garnering: Ito 1:he I<|South gulstmzsfiban: agei- tin: ‘1? £1032, SNOKED SHOULDERS. lb 1 ‘ “ “14¢" _
' areas as are surge er w apes t ose. _ x - . .
Sunday school at 3 p. in. present about some phase of the 3311‘, SEAN SUGAR’ 4 I 2 pulmrls ' ’ ' ' " ' ' 25¢
Sunday afternoon. service at 3:45 My School wot-It. This is St An-t ' ‘9 Lard II: """ ' ~~~~~ ‘M'fw .-];1¢-
p. m, ‘ drew' 3 Day, Holy Communion will be! WARRAW ”EGGS (101.. . . . . . . 1' ...... . . . . . .‘ . . 30¢
The Rev P C_ Thompsgn wfl‘ , Cfilebnted It 9_- 30. DEILICIOUS CREAMERY' BL} TTER, lb 7+35¢
«prank, i nudity. 7: 45 p. m 31033“? 9“" (3001) TABLE BUTTER, ii). 30¢
UNIONS, Red or Yellow, qt
LIMA PIES-AN ,iancy Calif.
25 Washmgton St.
, district. .
-——v-—~—- M ——-—--:—'-——‘ w“.—
i new SAUnKnAU'r, pound
East India Tea Co.
Subject. 1111'! Assot'lation Will be held in the ana Missionan Auxiliary 'will render buried in quick lime this iorenoon. t
glucludlng nine hogs there were thlr~=
ty nine animals in all. \ ' .
‘Arrangements were made today -
for the slaughtering of animals as}
follows: Herd of thirty. belonging,
' to Henry C. Caldwell. of Bloomfield: 1
herd of sixteen, belonging to Jere;
’mlah Anglutn of Woworme avenue”
and Mr Rockwell's hogs in Bloom-E ‘
hold.
WASHINGTON Nov 28. —-Satlslled
that the ravages of the foot and mouth ‘
' disease among cattle have been check.
ed and that the epidemic is now under:
control. cinema 0! the bureau oi ant-I
Inal Industry today detremlnsd to bog
sin lifting the quarantine imposed on,
the cattle markets of various states.
As rapidly as the bureau can be as
surcd that all infected cattle have bEen‘
- destroyed In any locality the quaran'
line will he lifted from that particulari
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DIERIDEN M ANTI". \(‘TI’R‘ER DE \D
M ERIDEU. . N03. 28. Jltallos 4‘.
wold. Richmond and Glot'k Company.
on m.....
Established 1857
December Sale of Furs
Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 30 ill.
and December 1 st.
it has been the custom of the Road House to hold 2:
Fur Sale early in the winter, and engaging the services
of one of the largest Fur dealers in the L’nitcd States. to
offer to women of Noruaik an unexcclicd collection of
Far Coats. Fur Sets and Separate Pisces.
than the stock carried by any retail store.
The display shown on the above mentioned days will
include all fashionable Furs in
Monkey, Hudson Seal, Mole, Japanese Fox. Raccoon,
Black Wolf. Mink, Black anx’ and Combination
Sets.
Fur Coats of Hudson Se al and French Seal.
or trimmed with I'itch. Ktiiiitsky and Monkey.
Caracul and Marmot Coats.
This sale will open Monday morning and customers
may select and buy from the assortment the same as,
from our stock. Purchases \vill he changed if desired.
' Second Floor.
much larger
plain ‘
Reduction Sale of Tailored Suits
Winter Coat Suits of Broadcloth, Gabardine and .
Sflge, to black. naty IlIllt‘, Inouu and green. marked for ‘-'
clearance.
$45 and $50 Gowns at $35.00 I
All Gowns that were $35 at $25.00
A very satisfactory, line of Tailored Suits, much an-
der price at $2.50, $16.50, $18 and $20.
N'tnntl Hour. -'
Silk Hosiery f:
for the holidays.
Women‘s Black Silk Stockings. a pm
ment for Christmas gift llltlking at $1.00,
$1.65. $2 00, $2 50 and up. “
Women' s outsize Silk StackingS. $1. 00,
and $3 00.
Italian Silk Smckingfi. black and white. $1.50. -
' Men's Silk Hose,
Black. 50 etc. $1.00, $1.50. I
Tan, navy blue gray and white at 50 ctS.
Ribbons 19 cents
A group of Fancy Tails: as, and Warp Prints. 4. :,,.aud.°
0 inches wide, that will be ancptahlc fm (hristnut: land
cy work and hair ribbons ‘ ‘ ‘ “
Flowered effects, pink hint and lilac.
Plain shades, Plaids and .ROmans which have
hour-59c, 75c and up.
» Very, handaorne wide Ribbons.
Tapestries and Roman Stripes, have ht'en SLSO. $2.
up. . ' 4
$1. 00 a yard. ‘
The Christmas Handkerchiefii
”to stalk has been rcmmcti to tllé (lion uppnsit't'“
tilt Silk Department and on upics the will}: side of that l
roOIII.giv'ingmant spare 1m the inspection of tilt" Hm! I- '
Int-go r-nsyort— , ‘
$1.25, .9 $1.50,
$1.50, $2.00
been
2.,
anti
.day stock.
‘Choice Embroidered designs,
for mailing. .
Fancy Sachets and Wr: ppers for gifts.
' S
hand-painted Holders .2
Idled suddenly today from heart trmt.
I-Ic. ‘Ilo nus lndontlflud with local
banks and business organizations. ills
wile and too childrn sunlvc.
Hayes
NEW CITY
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macro-National 3......
interested in the exceptional facilities which are appealing to so mafnv
business men.
under successful management. , t
tfitutlon and has in view the welfare of its home people.
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great \rhi'it‘ty 0f
\II of the very latest models in a
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Triple Toe Hosiery
Satisfactory Stockings for the whole family. All
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