METHODIST i
first Methodist Episcopal ChurchJ
hey; W. H. Wakeham. pastor—blow~
IIIlng worship with sermon at 10: 30 11.
Between the hours of two ondI
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Sunday. representatives of the church
1till call upon every member. Mom
hereof the cllruch are asked to he alt
tome during those hours to receive
:their visitors. A full explanation oil
“the scheme will be made clear Sun-t
day morning. at the 10: 30 service.
in the evening the pastor continues
his sermons on the cycles at life, viz: l
“floral Perils in Middle Life. " . i
Sunday morning class, 9: 45 11,111.
Bible 3121001.]? 1n.—Bible class i‘orI
all ages.
1. I Eplvorlll Magus devotional meeting.
» . 5: 30 I9 r11. Subject: "What Motive
Shall Govern My Christmas Giving?"I
Leader. Miss Clara Reardon. ‘
Other services for the week: I
Tuesday evening class. 7:45 p. m,.
bender. Samuel Semple. I
Ladies' Aid meets for seeing on
Wednesday 1112 o'clock
Tllursda1.:45 p m.. the rt- gulari
church prayer meeting The last in
the series of roll calls, The meeting'IDunnebacke, to Myrtle avenue.
last. weeltI was large and full on inter
eat and signs of life. The s
sic added greatly to the benefit of the
occasion.
Friday.13:15. the meeting or
Junior Epworth league.
Pastor's preparatol'y classes at 2'45.
p.- -m. and at 8 9.111. Friday,
Ep'wortll League Christmas social.‘
Friday evening. with Christmas tree
in the basement oi the church.
the
"IN‘OX'lni‘i‘lllx' ' ' li'ethodist
‘1 ohbmnt‘harit-s Elmore llarto. min-
intentionally morning at 10:30 there
,will be the monthly communion sor-
' vice with reception of members Ev
1 citing service at 7. 30 with sermon by 1“ meeting on Friday at 7 30 D- in II
Douglass Nash. scoutmaster. I
The Whatsoever CW1" 0‘ Kings; Coleman. rector; "E. J. Sims. choirmas-I ",9 “I“ Danlf' tail to he" her.
II' the minister. The «day begins with
" 419.er morning class meeting at 9: 30
1
lMens Christian inquiry Club. on Sull-
clnl inuI- III
I7: 30.
a
Blessed is the man
who walked not in
the counsel or the
wicked.
For standout in the
way of sinners.
Nor sitteih in the seat
at the scornt‘ol.
Ra
-Psalms 1: l.
be a special service for the elderly
members of the congregation and the
all-111 ins. Mr. Stapieton’s sermon topid.
will he: “flies Benediction. The Bi-
ble school will meet at. 12 oclock—J.
'M. Glover, superintendent. At the
day noon. ‘A Vital Matter Pet‘taining
to Our School System,” will be pres
anted by Mrs. Rummlor. representing
the women of the community and by
Dr. Coburn, representing the School
Board. The Baptist Brotherhood has
been invited to meet with the club.
The Senior C. E. meeting will be held
at 6 o'clock. Topic: “The Life Verse.
Music for the day:
' Morning.
IOrgnn Prolode-—-Andintino.. . Franck
plenary—Prayer ... ... ..Deabsyes
130 ram: Solo—~‘Day That Fired My
h'olco" Goats
Poatlude~chtival March ..... Smith
Afternoon.
Prelude-aldodemto . . Mendelssohn
mimicry—«Andante. .. Mendelssohn
Soprano Solo—‘ Rock of Ages.‘
Postlude—“sprin'g Song Mendelssohn
The Endeavor Circle oi the King‘s
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Chas.
on
Wednesday, at 3. p. In.
On Monday evening. atI 8 o c'lock.1ho
Woodward avenue committee w111
most at the church.
The Camp Eire Girls will meet at the
church at 4: 30 p. m.’ on Tuesday.
lemons—4:151. son. a
1.6 Horne!
Mm.
Booth 17110de mm 30'.
R. G. Hartley. pastor—liming ser-
vice, 10:30 a. m.. The posta' will
preach in the mint.
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Organ Prelude Gustave V. H953
Ottoman—Communion ..... . Dethor Cloths to close out
Oflmory 8010—! Do Not Ash 0 Dirt!
P ”d ...................... Bproso A gamingoffim Linen Pattern Cloths that have
0H1 e—Ch T - - -
u . am d‘umpggw a“! become a. little soiled from handling.
--11:30 a. m.. lilo Ordinance or the T W0 Yafdé 89M“ 1 » 1 1
Lord's upper will be administered at Poppy Pattern. was $3. 50 for $300 ..
the close or the morninsnsrviee. 12 T l'
m.. Sunday school. The in . in the 111p, plain center, was $6.50 for $5.00
new contest is increasing and we urge Carnation, was $6. 0 for $1 .00
ll hour! he 2 S 5
'L “c w 'W‘- 1 109.111., Plain satin Border ' ' ‘
a cordial invitation‘hss men extended ._ " ' ' 11:11:. $7.50 for $6.00
In the members oi the Baptist Broth- bile tonby two and a half yards:
erhood dram the Congregational French Fleur de lys, was $4.25, for $3.50
Brotherhood to attend the session in Ch ,. tl , . f
the South Norwalk Congregational ‘ 5“” lemum. “as $5.00 01' $4.00
school. The members 01 ”,3 113mm l’iain Satin Border. was $5.00. for $4.00
Brotherhood will attend in a body. Scroll. was $6.50, for $5.00
6230 p. m.. the Christian Endeavor 80‘ . 1 . - .
ciety"wili meet in the lecture room. wild Rose, W?” $7‘50' for “'00
I The meeting will be led by Miss Olive , Ross, .. was.I$8.25 for $6.50-
Cole The subject, The Live Verne. ‘ 1 1 ' 'f 1' - .
This will be consecration means I . l lain Satin Border, “as $9.00 for $7.00.
and all members are expected to be ' 1““ and-onc-quart-cr ”“51" square.
present and reply to the coiling oi . Poppy Pater".- .‘I was $4.50, for , $3 75'
their names. 7:30, evening service. 'lris ?' - . ~ I1 .. . . , ~' ‘1' ‘ 1
The pastor will prenchvst the evening ' 1 “ us $4'SO’ for 1': $3 75
service. Subject An Ancient Sermon mi!" 58?“ Band, ‘. 173835505407 "‘2 1791111150; 9
With a Modern Application ‘ Carn'til ' ' V"
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Organ Prelude ...... ' .. Rudolph Bibi .. 3‘" ii, " ‘ t.“d‘s‘1’$§460~“ for 1- iii“ 50'
Oflenory .......... Philip 11110111111111 .. 3““ twohy ”"1“" Farml Ml“ ' "‘5 I
Oli'ertory Solo-0 Rest in the. lInml Plains-Dot, .1 * was $5.00 for ..h. $4.001
.......... Mendelssohn 11- « - 1 1‘ "'- 1 f
l’ostlude. I1 ..... -I IIII Ed. Waist! . Satin Blind, ital; $6.60. for ‘ 1.... 1.1154on
Monday-13 p. m.. a social gather- Still”? “'35 37-901 {0" 1 '1 1111116150"
ing of the church representatives to Rose was, “‘00 f” 00.
the Federal Council will be bold in R ’ .' ' $ ' ‘ l 39' '
the 3011111 Norwolknapllucnumuno 0“” Pl“ ”Tm “'35 $” 0° {0’ 59‘”
freshments ‘will be served.
Wednesday—7545 p. 111:, the Camp
Fire Girls will meet in tehir rooms.
Thursday—617230 11. m'., a supper
church. 1 ~»‘ '1 .
Thursday—.7: 45 p.111. prayer and
praise service of the church. This
service will he lollowod by a business
meeting of the members of the church;
Every «member is urged 10' attend this
meeting.
Frodar-s-d: 30 p- m, a cake sale
store ill Norwallt. given by the mem-
bers of the Mlspoh Circle of King's
Dhughtb‘re.” The proceeds or un- solo
mom in the Home for the IIAgeli.
which this circle has promised to fur-
nishI.
1:
The Young Men's Ariston Club willI
most on Tuesday evening at 8 o'.clock I
The Sunday School Board will nleetISebroeI B. Til. Pastor. Services; Sun
at the church Ion Tuesday evening at
The in. 11-week service will be held oul
ENBCDWTh‘fi'r'sdny evening at 7: 45. 'llesson~I
1 Corinthians 8-10. -. 1
The Junior Endeavor Sewing CloslI
will meet at 3 p. 111.011 Friday.
The Boy Scouts will hold their resin;
W
Grace Baptist ChurchL-ltcv
GIJ.
Iday ll: 00 a. 1n preaching, Subject
“Abraham’s Believing Pilgrimage."
Heb. 112810,. 12:80 Sabbath SeliOOl.I
7:45 p in. praisesorvice Music by
(their s p_ m, sermon. Subject. “it
Real Herd " The Lord's Supper ad-
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SPISOOPAL. Al
'l‘llnliy Church, Rev. Frederick .I
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Sunday school is at the noon hour. Daughters will meet with .Mrs. oharleséte, and organist. Calendar for the.
,1' '1“ Young people's meeting etc :30.
Week night services are as follows:
Cldss meeting Tuesday evening 1!
day alter-noon. at 2: 30
WWW” “9““ delmt““*"""“‘e"",celebration oi the Holy Communion c1915.“ .7- 30 y, p, 1.9310“ elm”.
' 3L 110.1% 39 “we” “9““91 0“- Tues- ‘woek commencing December 6th, 1914. mg,
the second Sunday in‘ Advent: B a. 1n.
7 45' prayer and praise meeting on vices held at N015 Woodward avenue I10: 90 a. m.. celebration of the HolyI
IThUI‘Sday evening M. 7 :45 OClOCk. IEV- Sundgy 3011ij gt 3 1) EL; Sunday eVe- Communion and: semen 12 in. BM‘I in.
cryone welcome.
I"11‘4;h1r'1_1ch. Reno
9' 30 a. 1n.,l'1‘cllo1vship n1ceting—-Ed-
sound Trounson, leader 10: 30 a. 1n..
give a brief address appropriate to
51.111“: service. 12 m. .. Sunday school 1195
aim: for,» Bible study. A cordi'll invite-h
1 tion is extended to all children.- 3 30
111., the Junior League de1oliona‘i
sheeting—leader Muriel .lnnes. Sub-
191114,. “Heroic Service—dust Living
“night." 6130 p. m.. Epworth League
" ' I'prayer serlice—leader. Miss Harriet
' ‘Mfa'rm. Subject. “What Motive Shall
zifiovern .My Christmas Giving?“
. . p. m.. ,Ievening sermon—tile pastor will
.‘ 1 preach the second sermon 1111011 “‘The
Wilderness Experience of Our Lord "
' Special music by the choir. ..
, Tuesday. 8 p 111.111..» monthly meet-
ingotthew r. 111 s., atuoleuomoor'I
"-’Mrs.l1iannah ISéymour, Rowen'u
' .o'treet.
. Wednesday. 2 p. 111., the Ladies Aid
Society will meet to sew. In
Thursday. 7' 45 p. m.. the midweek
prayer meeting will be held as usual.
._ with the pastor in ohar‘ge.Ti1ese ser-
' 1 vices are well attended and full of in-
terest. ii the reader of this paper is
not in the habit of attending and can
.do so, we. should be glad to see you or
this service.
_ CONGQEGATIQNAL
South Not-walk Congregationsi'
0111117111.. John Suploton,‘ minister-
Tubilo worship at 10:90 W
alumina. Tho Communion service
wlilho chariot. Tbs pastor's sor-
7. WI
Ining service at 7: 80 11.111.1liili-weeh,GIMME and school . 7. 30'p'nr.-,1even~l
service on Wednesday at 7. 30 11.111. in
‘ 3 pro er and musical service At to, all. ,
East Averilla Methodist Episcopal Oil Nd”. and soiurday a mmmgel‘h}! serglce the choir. “ml". the direc~ ,
'P' “mama mm" '9‘“ will h? be!“ i“ "’8 "’0‘“ °' "‘9 11011 of 11. 1.811113, will render the beauii
department
I Brookaide Union Chanel and Sun-1
..the regular monthly Communion ser- day school-«Sunday school at .3 I": m.' IIII
. . vice will be observed. The pastor will Sunday afternoon Service at 3: 45. Rev.. '.Club and .811 important ”menu: 01 i110 Holy Communion 10. 80 0.. '.;ln Sunday “a. NQTWicho S.— Fred. Strong, New
I“ 0. Thompson will preach.
First Congregational Churchailev.
E F.— McGrcgor. Ph. D. pastor. «Morn.
ing s‘riice 11510230 with preaching"
by the pastor. SubjeCt “The Un-
bound Words’, Vesper service at 1: 30.
subject: “Christian Promotion." Sun-
day School ‘at noon. Young People's
Society at 5. 45. »
Monday—The Duel-keepers Circle
at the home of Mrs W H Bilngton.
l7 Belden avenue ‘
I Thu'rsday—«ildid—week service at 8
1 p. m Suhie'th "Preparing God's
,Way. "
Music at 11011111111 First Church:
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1P1elnde—«Festivoi 1.1-Iymn10p:2.47
almost-dire come ,to Time 0 Lov-
in; One Divine ..... I. C. Piusuii
Soprano 8610me Holy City impolite
ch) .............. Stephen Adams
quintet—11AM Thou woody? ' “
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Pastime—Tempo d1 Marcia
. vo's'por Service at 4: 30.
Prelude (4: 20)
. a. Fragrant Symphoniqtio
............... .17. Lemaigre
b. Dflortoryinl". 0p. 36 No 2
....... E. “stilts
M! It ill. J. -i-‘auro
Dimmer—1mm 111111 a 111.1111.
fl hooissnoasslossois ”yaw:
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. and other ladies have made for the
. invited to attend to hear Miss Macken-
. ....... (in. .7115. L_1on.
tilul cantata. by the noted Stallion-I
"The Daughter or 1.11.11.11.11 1" 1
Monday. 7: 45 .p. 111;; the Young Meu' s
‘nlen who have signified their inten-I
tion 01‘ joining the Knights or Washfi .
i'ngton. ’ 1
Tuesday. the ladies of the parish will
meet in the afternoon to finish the 1111-:
tlcles which the members of the Guild
lied Cross fund. The articles will be
packing. During the afternoon tea I
will be served. All the ladies of lllaI
parish invited to be present. 8:15 p.
.. vestry meeting
mWednesday, 3: 30 p. m.. the Junior
Auxiliary to the Board 07111131110113.
The other branch ’0! the auxiliary in
the city. at "St. Paul‘s Church. has been
i
sic, of Wsatport. speak abdut the work
of the Juniws, 7' 45' p'. m.. the 131111.
any Guild. . '
Thursday. it: 80 11:111. the Camp Fire
Girls; 7. ‘45 p. m.. the Girls’ Friendly
Society;_7 7:30 p. 1111.. the Junior Broth
orhood of ‘St. Andrew. 1
Friday. 3: 30 .p. on. Junior Boys’ Chill
7: 30 p. m.. Senior 1101111111111; 7:45 p.
111., chair rehearsal: 2. 30-3: 90 p. m..
rector" s oiiice hour.
Christ Church. IGrexory Boulevard.
East. Norwnlk. Rev. 1‘. J. Cooley lit
charge—second Sunday in Mme-h
Holy Communionssdsomonatlo: so
a. 1n.. tollovod by Sunday school. Eve?-
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Table Linens, High Grade Pattern
will be served in the church by the ‘
members oi the Mispah Circle or the : =
will he held in the Glendenlug drug
will go toward the tutti-111113.01 111a,?
Ihirs (Ferrell. unicorn in charge—3&1»!
‘1urday st 8 p. mI Free and Easy.
iplaced on exhibition preparatory to:
”Newman-Iii.-
\‘a.
Establisheé 1857
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Special Sunshine Boxes
1.... VIC
NM swim 131,111.19, Cream‘cl Rotiondo My-
([1011. Twicmmclll.‘ Arrowrotlt; lllfill \iarie Pineapple Vi—
cnlra Sugar wailing Imporial wafers. Chocolate London.
Dessert and Rich Teas. with the new ones.
I.\l illttfd» hill); Manchu TeasIIIlenItIl Vanilla Teas
Valucfipcts. '1 “meld at 35 etc: -
- »l int-11 Section lo“ or floor
Javamcl.
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The salvation 1.11.1.1. 50 11""“4 4016:2111 p. m. 1.1.1.1101.” minnow.
street. South Norwallt~ Ensign and
the association All are welcome to
.IItiIlosIe meetings. ’
.. 1 1'-
Sunday at 11 a 111 Holiness inset,
DWYER HONORED BY
ing. 3 p. in Company meeting (Sun-
day school) 6: 46 p. 1n. Young People's
Legion. S p. m.‘ Revival sprvice. The
above services will be in charge of
Captain Katherine Hartman. Division- . "all"!
1'11 Secretary. of Hartford Soon The HARTFORD, Conn, D80. l.~—Ahoul
Oaptnlu iltlioifihi's‘ young woman, has 9’31"? members of the 8111' lugs Bank
”am my ".I.. in active Salvation Association._ of Connecticut. met 1‘11
Army work. she is the daughter of “‘5 Hartford Club yesterday, for the
Adiutani and Mrs Hartman of
industrial Department of idle Army in the degradation in the course of the
IlneIeting sentiment developed in favor
Monday at 8 Up '.111 salvation meet 0‘ ““3““ 01’ savings in national
banks. same as with savings banks.
Wednesday 111:4 n in Band or love “M the matter was placed in the
hands of the executile committee to
Thuréday at 11 p. n1 Salvation mcet- wry it before the legislature \vll
llanl E. IKnox. otfiom¥orhradlocatod
A cordial welcome will be extended the 11111111811101 sump .W or the pun
New York Msn' Makes Address at the
r.
...-yr-“sp'nw
dbl/em CHRISTIAN cannon, o 'Itclocted I, ..
Advent Christian Church. Van Zant President—Robert w. Dwyer,» 'Hai‘i
“and Harvey streets. Bowl}. M. Tecplc, “11-- = . _,,_.- ...
“swag" hdur oi NY”. 10 a. 1n.; Vice- Presidents—FF
lit‘ilFJ‘w
Who“ 12 111.; Junior Loyal Workers, “2‘94; EdWard-N..'Stanlay. Sew Brit:
3,11 Int; Loyal Workstahaz 45 p. m _,
evening sermon. 7 p in
Prophetic Study Class. pastor‘s mm-
11011116. Thesauri 7' 45 11.111 -
Mid meek prayer mocflnsflhursday. undon. . -’
774511.111. ,» _I I . ; ‘Exsctltivs' Committee-4 Howard
‘ Begonias. Stamford. George E Judd.
cumsrlm soléNcs socte'rv,‘ Waterbury: 1:1 '1'. Bleach Rmkvilie:
Christian IIIScIience Society— Masonic Charles 3130770. Willltfli‘ Willis IH
building. 119 Wall street. Norwa‘lk. 1,1470". Bridgeport.-
Sunday 5011001 1,0 8.; n1. Regulm‘ The guests included William E.
Sunday service. 11 a. n1. Subject. Do Knox. comptroller of the Bowery Saw
ember 6. "God the 0111? Cause and loss Bank. New York. and Presldcnt
Creator." Testimony meeting» “OHM Savings Booth section for the Am
Wednesday, 13‘ p. 111'. To both erican Bankers Association; Charles
services ~ the. public is cor. s: »N‘orris; Heston mid Bank Commis-
dially invited A {fee mom; sinner Fred. 1?. Holt. Hartford.
room is maintained at the same on. 2% » .' -
dress Open daily from 2: '15 to 4: 30 "A!” SUITS WEED ‘ ‘
0.111" holidays emfiu, 'I normal notices wine tiled todal
.... 1; 11h theuciérk of 1th: SglegIollor c1212:
Inlet. set emulate a 11 rear) (1
ASSDCIATED film-E STUDENTS- 111 ton oi? the sixteen actions which
Meet every amiss, afternoon and were brought by 1115 11111911011 11.11
evening at the new Red Men‘s: lion; (Manufacturers Association against
West Washington 5m“. South Nof— lbatting firms in Danllury. The dc.—
(endants were. members of the pain-
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:th assoc-tart 111151111 '11 favor the o -
day afternoon; Doc. 0 c N p
. 5‘“ ““1..he"°°18‘-‘°P"‘ Mind of £5.01“) was glvnc
' Faith"—-and evenins. It Tao-011710 prevent violations. Alter the strike
may, Return." ’ » ’in Danhury” some years ago the de-
Frio do “an“... m. cordial- fondant: Doolittle union factories. The
ly wol:o and" in'. _"th11 followed Ono cabs Went to tile
“‘9- “ “m“ Supreme court and an important col
poll and Janice \‘lmro 11111 's‘peak to 1 -
savmos sank MEN
the twelfth annual meeting and dinner of .
cipal of mortgage loans aLI each inlets .
est paying period. I,Thcse oiiIlcers were .
Wood:
if?” pecfetaryfl—Arthilr 3!. \ettieton. blow I ' '
Treasurers-P LeRonI Hal-wood. wa ' ‘
‘ were present 1113111111111 cancens las-
The D. M. Read Go
WALISEEED 1857. .. I,
What. is Newest and Daintiest in
'Neckwear for Christmas '
Black Velvet much in evidence. Rolls that.
Widely, Vestees of IPtlrltallical plainness. Neckllallds that»
fasten with a French 1111s):
flare ‘
The new Madeira Rul'fs arc Inf platted mallne fasten—
111g with a narrow velvet. strip and a rose.
A. White Satin Turnover Collar has a big bow
black tulle in the back held in place by a resellnd.
llf'
"Chili Ruchings" have a black velvet band an inch"
and a half wide bordered each side with 1firm|Iv plaited‘
clliiiull or net, 50 cts. :
v
Wide Malina Collars with "can" «111 (‘Zli‘ll side. and"
can be 11'0'1'11 “lili either high «11' 1011' necks.
Plain Organdy, Collar and C115 Sets, 50 cts. up.
Embroidered and Lace Collars and Cuffs at all:
pl‘itt‘S
The Corsage Flowers.
The Ills-sired iIOIliCll of color on 'a Itlark' green gown is;
g1 11th most tllarlllillgl) in .1 single rose 01 wallet or silk.
ell petals, pink white. 1clluw or red. l litlc corsagc misc ‘
gay 15. gold and silt or clusters, hunches (ll wild rose hips“;
\élv‘tt grtatl
berries and ill!) iruit, silk and puppies
fltlfi‘l tHllrl'Hail‘tllglnlilllS passion fitm'trs 11ml pulnstttias.
Small bunches from 25 cts. up.
’3 .
Large flowcrs.‘$1.oo up.
Neckwcar Section. lllzlill flour.
'. , Christmas Ribbons
I l1'urItI1'iuquvitt packages, plain red satin and rui 111111
green edges. very llltC'lllldlll), ' 6 cts. a yard,
Ribens for wreaths. llulllllcl's 9 and 12.
1 to cis.
Poinsettia and Holly Ribbons '3
' "Merry Christmas" Ribbons Ilt'ttcrsI ill 11’ulrl. 5 I11;:lr(ls'
"L‘
to. 15 and'
yard pit-cos. Io cts. .1
-. in cts. . r
RG31 ISatin 1'11 11111111' qualities;
..1 .3...
3 and Id Ivnrd ll'ic'ccs.
Initial Handkerchiefs for Everyone
I, I Ifl‘l'lrceéllacilcal Hades. liilsllcttrcwtim. use. tor 11chle
'5 2'1 1 ,4 ‘1“
11.11.11... 13, 25 and so 011$ Each; "‘ " ' ' """‘
.1 ,. 1 1 1 ' .,.
For Children. nitriltttu. lltl\t\ containing-1'1 three. 451
and sects. .1. .... ‘ '
Fur Trimming by the Yard.
. NOE:
lace:
:1.)
rlC-d‘l‘.
liain floor.
.\il garments have a touch 01 {111' this '11'111tc1‘.
only a winter. coat for 711m another. bllt'tllc'filmlcst
and cllifl'i'm g0\\'llS'Clll'l‘_\' ll’lll'llcrs alltl‘lv'amls of fur'. There.
is a line assortment 11111 expensive. . ,
CIoncIy, Raccoon Civet Cat, Fitch, Slthnk. not..- , ,-,‘
or Marmot. Pointed Wadi, Scaline and .
Imitation Ermine. '
,Pelts in Filt‘ll, lllllc (Hill l)l£l(‘l\' Flying Squirrel. Mari
. ten and (lent-t. ' . , I,
Heads ill l)13.lll\'.l)f0\\ll .1111! \\ Illit
Collars for applying to coats and ”RV 1'11 Iltlittill,I
l", 1'mi11c T alls 1’
ill white Motifl'lml. Sealillc and M11113. ,, . 1' ' 1 1.
Fur Frogs in white black and»l)1't-1\1:111I., ' H
‘ ' " Tl‘lllll-lilllg‘ Section. Main flu,»
I'IA Farmers Almanac for those who ask for it.
\Iiaill floor or (xiii Roe-111.
HSTABLIISHBD 185?
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. fines to no 11113110 '11“ M illicit!!! "211 11 11511111 11111111013 :11; 1";111 1:11 .
The Note all: Symphony ~01it‘t\.llsh citizen mill (111. 711111111 months
will give its full public 1111.11.11.11 06,:“80. has hem 11111111111111 “ml exam-
the season on. Monday .1311 oiling begin , iller in the. li 11717111101 S hool or
hing -tt 8 11 uni-1117111 High “school German languish- and lihrature. He
nséetilh‘iy lull-i. ‘ . holds the -T:1vloIri:111 111 o ‘essorship ill
The 1111111111. is 101111.11. hauled to the “phylum-r-
attend this milcalml and those whoi College publications have protested
‘ugllinst the appointment of the Ger-
“93°", “in ..umly not" truss. till. 011 11111111 professor to the examillel'ship
portuni'n of doom hearing Void-.1111». find. Oxford students are» ontspokell in
promising young “11,31ch 1113111 1711-" .ci'r opposition to o plotcssor of
lien. which, is limiting great strides
under 1116:1113 11111 directorship or:
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The soloists at Monday evenings
oflering 1111i} 1111'. Miss Willa hiillcl'.I'
the; charming young singer of South,
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naik' s well~known violinist
The public rehearsals oi the Sym-‘I
phony orchestera differ from a rcgu '1
i111 concert, in thnt no admission is, Spanish War Veterans will be the
charged at the door. But unlislous Sucsts of the members or» Milne
is made whereby those who wish to, Camp. U. S. \l'. V.. or RochiilIo‘ at
contribute to the support or. the 011-1111111011 diunu- on Saturday night.
adulation mal do so loluntulily. iTlle three lllillstepnl't men will he no—
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sills E. Dietil and- Department Quar-
tornmstcr William Lounslltlry. all of
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