at the rum is. 1 Church. Sund'ayl""""iua. 5:45 - m':
aha-ii hi. «mm loamy; t“; , , . W
"-8 Munitions“ recep- ‘ mild: . .‘t . , 130‘ _ . ”.9 Ila ea,
ages-n. Bible school at 131“" “ fl' ‘ in -" tum which will i. as: was»!
,. in the memories 91 Swain-mule
«mos-a «mm. I1 it wan n greet night in the interests
. Wont avenue—Into insular Sunday at you ,. .
v. John Grooms! Oakley will 110‘ service of this church is hid o! 11 , T‘eday t 0131:.“ Loan "-0 rs
lvguhis (anions lecture, Iron: the}. h- “3;" W “city M“!
lotropoils to themes". grins ‘ Christian Science, nutrient. until 1. m with s new, mulls. r?
m Mam“ W“ n Mmgw tr. ‘ she mooted" . avocados-so were
7, . . . l mm; event-a Whitest-1t all lhkewnrm on the shhiect. re-
. enamels in Anetta. home. Ash “this a! L0 ciock- To Nth the» Der turned to their homes determined to
games. The public is cordially invit-lvice- the public is invited. a mo 30 the limit for the “berm bonds
- ed to avail themselves oi this oppor-iins rooin is maintained at the some Dr. Wuifisin mbhr I
sunny 0! saving a noted mfidm. one- eechgsmi: any. sou-t a". domain wmh, poster of
opeak. Good Ionic. at)... Thurs-i. n excepted. M1200 to «'0 p. in as math Avenue ‘Beptist Church.
r . ew York cit , wsii the speaker of th
ice at 7 .46 p. In. _ St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran evening and ll was easy to see wh:
. . :Ggeurcnli, gods; stsieet. nearthstu'uve urge conventions turn out to hear
. - , a n . eup. pas or.—- orn- k. ' ,
. East Avenue :flayodlflt 1030092 us services at 10:80 or m.. eve-insimm 'mnavid~flisphsm annoy
.} z” i ‘L‘fld Wlhlunnéeet’ulnxwir'll 'urVieelnt 7:30 p. I). At both pen DIV“ 31”th was the soloist It:
_ - ie “I? 10. . n - - vices the pastor twill preach a school ‘His rich, sweet reson'
m worship ”with u~ out ~ch 1 sermon. After morning worship the » who. echoed and roaechoed
. . union' 1: m Sumnda hgol 0 Y meeting of the voting members will be‘thmgh..~; in; and his nonemp-
W's Bible can" .The is?“ when. .Sunday school at 0:30 a. mummies? ‘ roadrunner to
, it!“ Jesus’ teaching concerning Pupils should attend regularly and the applause ot the maple. .
awrorrw the subiect will {lm'bcogmhnx and1 disco; ‘ Tu. "W ' ' “Wm ‘
. 2 “an. . ,. - , , sin II .ulfvlt
my. 3:“ ‘3‘” m" tiona to the parsonage‘iuhd may be new”? ' ‘being'ons 0! ex.
. ’- "“- “‘° “W Wile tan with the pastoral '0! th
5*" ”Wound me. its .99" church. r m" Eu 1 “3;“:th nrwmtl:
- 'it»sbnhie‘s..‘it in too short. The
. lite (gummy, under» the leadership oi.
,. 4h. #10 n.’ if"? ”gill-GI: Holiness Mission. flour-us meet.-- not...“ «held to the words or Dr.
” . years of age and over are illvitetl¥ 181122;; aactmil‘flismp Zmo'clxctgfllgiitnrgsr 133mm i‘mfihm‘ui‘e‘niinuu he started
: . . t . . . i In, , l .
fluigmiflzfngr‘flg" “fight“! . Nbroton will be the speaker at this :0 thunder aloh- ”mum by you- ‘
1:30 p.'in “n28 service 0!; W3: service. Open air meeting. weather: lm‘lpplflh . '
‘ “we“: “"l'ho Church “silthsefifl. permitting at 7:15 p. m.. insidemeei- . Nuwalkerl teit won than ever
' . uheny lioan." Wednesda “2.,“ 'r ““5 " 3 P‘ m.. Brother Gum Little-prose am last or that David
' the Ladies' Aid society;y 1hnrsgiimnlss: militll'tlll if. ti1: Tamil-3”“ ”m“ T“. ‘ I”. “M
i ' ' ' '
ois the purpose of this mission to illicit m an“. ”A “4 M” “W be
“ ‘ eyould not let him.
. i. ito the Bible and preach a lull and
i .
. ,. 08h: gflgzmzfieggiongg‘hwh. «commotion. A salvation that P“; ‘
'.» . -— c 118 ice sevensoul.rk~hor boonands' Wh ' “i '- "‘ "m. and ‘ —
.flfighgfrflzsfinlggibg -nrl..~8nnt-~Mn that keeps the true ohiidren‘ compie ed mg, 'thunde'gtgir'a:
. . .9ula . from committiusin. ityc ' ' :2
.P i:- Ym . piet- llOetiIf-nt 5:301» a christian season are not can: £33?er ”a “mum;
r". .. .e a Club will nieet on fled with your caperienae, or "it you At m ”all“ m..”:
. .gzt‘mnwwvening. The Whatioavorgal’e merely a church member. with'no $31,351“ W ‘tlie’l'l'M‘m
. t 2' 0 ' street on Tuesday afternoon experience. you are especially invited n" w” “'3‘ m phi i 'f th
.. 2 .3 p..m., with Mrs..Franlt Lauderyto attend these meetings. they will be "an. out. o: It?!n y_e e
l , Seymour street. The Epdeavor Cir-is help to you. "the word oHiod my. 3 his ~ v , e ' a" 3"”
do w" meet with Mrs. oi. Elwood, to "Seek and you “an find knock in .WI. Mm Ilid tel"! no!
Cove venue. Wednesday‘at 3 'p."m.lit shall be opened unto 'you" \Vg'lwd and the ”flu” bmko into n
_ . .Tho' Women's Bible class will [inset are always, glad to pray and help :33. all?” chord.g0990:. linulngst
a .aon hurslisy evening. Music tor Sun-*anrone to seek alter the does things 4 v “a “um. , as e a: e n
. —.--zd-v momm— to! God. me will oflorlnxvonly. ° ° ‘M m” "m'
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f. :Prcisde“‘l:o.s Kilt“ m",,s_1¢1)o"ui ' .Hr-'Bllllhpllii§09n his’prosrsrn/nlth
‘ e”
W” W Luau service at“
, m..“ erasing service at 1:30 p. m..
'7—
5.5
,1“), 7145'9- m.. mid-week service.
c I 40 ‘ ' “WM ' : ’ ."
ddtfiffi’ifmamn ----- figz'y'flflfil . Abysnrmo Llfllll with 533,333?” 3°.u’fifi;
:lll'o'stlude—J‘Praise'the'i‘hther‘t .. i 7’” mm" ”"0" View! as s rmsuitioii' withstood mutt
., ........ ..;...~ootho‘t “aimed-two Homwtoeceto-rmd-«MM wanna '
, 1,43 V-ifimlezicltgidmbs. for 'UMQ}M7Wk.eDflJM April 0, isis: “W” ""‘l' “1“” 1%! .1
,fi‘fzflofloge. Nerlmwiviiivnhmh. 3 4310i». sir-.4517 - W}? 9 “f3“"g‘ 9'3“???
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"t" ’7 ri-mlty”chmg,‘“y,,, ' *3 .«P‘fim‘ 23°61; ~ . 3‘ MMWn-‘lgllrwfid-
villi-g'acdlemsn. teeters—fig; ‘m’. .20}, ~ 1' ”"3 “5 hm: “1 W is - «f pianist. w) is most do
W’mnion; 103001,!!!" chilies-sew: “m" ‘ .
:11100 5.311;", not, mm“ a“ m, Dickinson, C. E. . .
can»: 7:.0-n.~m.. special. patriotic m. 'Kehoe‘.~liss."l‘eacher oin‘B'W" . -- . '
1c ' Ch - . ‘ ' ' . loineihing to say. He sent his words
9 ildren o! the school are re. M31". D. (Returned to writar)- , ES‘WSM boulevto'tlle heart a 1“,.“th
,uiiested to all brin -in th ' ‘ ‘ ‘
"boxes. The dull Eagter must: all”): .‘Pgrketon, Leroy, Childrens Home. ones. They listened to him and titer
. Rodrigms d Espino. Moria.
aepeated‘at the morning service. Mon-f
tiny, 7:45 p. in. Red Cross Auxiliaryf-l Rowllnd. Mm. iiarry.
r'l’uesdey, 2 p. m.. 'Sewing»*0lroie;'8 ssweet.‘hliss L
:‘p. m.. vsstry meeting; Thursday. 7 :45, The Toy & NoveltyCo. '5
-'M. J. HOWARD, P. M.
r;
.r‘« l ’ ”$97.1”- “helium-1,5,0 had a use. ‘
' me? Bo dismay-tats. some
heeded. They secured oi new moon
'0! the situation. Were toll in aémorn’
{convincing way Allah has ever-been
fgiven locally, why the United Stan's
was at” an. ' ..
lie was not a morbid .Gmnkcr,
There was nothing morose about hi‘l
l South Norwaili, Conn, address. Good, hardmsoiid tactegpre-
,. St. Paul’s Perish, Rev. LOU!“ 3.; All?“ 6, 1918. acute in In inimitn 8 way, it story
eQEOWGH. rector-nLow Sunday. 7:30 a.“ List "oi unclaimed] .etters advertised strong'enoulg‘h t° :3 “’1“ 9;: ”‘3‘“
run, holy communion; 9:15 a. m.. St. tor the week ending April 6 1018. . over, a; s It” or o ’ 0 ca, ‘0
"‘Ml's church school; 10:30 n. m.,! M p B 1 > ' come ‘0 0"“ ' ‘ ' . , .
only mmuhionwnil sormonrii p. m 1' rs. ' “'8' . Frederick -L* mm“? was ”WM”
~ St. Andrew's church school, 353 Main Mrs. ma Northrop. hie for the visit of Dr. Woeii'itin to
street. Winnipsuk; 7:30 p. m.. evening "- Sanford. Gen. Del. .Norwallt. M" Lagoon vms “la? the
*:prayer. ‘Aii are invited to attend the 'Miss Francis St. John. man who arrange or the ”a" of
‘ services. ‘New scholars are welcome ‘ “my D" Rheese 01' the “will“ of “10 58?-
sn either of the two schools, St. Paul's, ' AWREW ' on Liberty Donn. And Mr. Latmson s
“10"- with the Norwniit no le went
church is o .n eve d , “Post!!! average P ii.
,flmemm'fi. ry ay all day for! to top notch and/ over the top at last
i
“p. m.. Girl's Friendly society; 7 :30 p.
‘;.m.. confirmation instruction; Friday.
., ,37245 p. m.. choir rehearsal. ‘
7»
sltERiDAN FUND LAUNcHED night's mass meeting as a picker oi'
.. winners and of men who have some
. , thing to any. .
, More than 500 followers of athletics Mr. La it spoke as ioilows:——
Ladies and gentlemen—~Beiorc in-
‘ cemniunlo .‘10:30 . .; .
”11:01.12 m.; "Junior, If”?! 03:31:: Martin J. Sheridan, Olympic and Na- tmdncmx the speaker of the evening
Wu”. 3730 p. m}; Loyal Workers' tional A. A. U. chompiontalhlete. ab .1 wish to make a,charge to this body
ended-n- meeting at the irish-Ameri- before me 01 official Third Liberty
‘7' ' ' can A. C. Thurs. night iondhe purpose Logo solicitgrfin: 31:: rah gull;
£9! organizing a committee to attend to NW"; Illusytiiday ,tthvoillcia’i “glue:
[the delulfl of the prom.“ mafia] “the! a! the United States sov°m_
lfund which is being raised to honor merit. That Government issued a call
lthe ”memory of the dead-athlete. Su- to 10,000,000 oi our sons to leave their
lpremefiourt Justice Daniel F. Cohol- 9130” of industry. no matter how lu-
crative or promisinc the future. to
lon was selected on Chlinnan of the save theinhoines and associates, no
t '
‘ t when “M from immittee. and “5 associates “ll 1” luatter how comfortable and congenial.
* KAdvent Christian church. Van Zandt
‘ ,,_and Harvey stieet's,‘l'tev. G. M. Teeple.
, stars—‘Hali hour prayer. 10.30 a. in; and iriends and admirers oi the late
’ ”MSW“ headache Dock Commissioner Murray Hnlbeft. to go out as the army of this republic
dizzy spells “ailments, irhomoonome, John J. nourish. and to tight. shed their blood and endure
- , e . - iPntflCk‘l Conway. President of the hardship to snails this earth a sale
peculiar- 7. cit mox—
. , . .co to
lush-American A G “3:21, humane, decent. she’d-leash:
‘ "l ' . . e. or ys v
! Police-Commissioner sought and-In- gl'wfi‘a’lm “firm: mug":
”WOT; "0"“ “l“ '“m’ 2"“ This nation now issues a call to
lemon: thoee‘who-sent their rearets at their sons and daughters who still
loot [being able to attend thermeetins. hold their-planes 1:0 Industry Math :l‘:
"m was-also Fire chioi Kooion. an. ‘1: mm, and w color a b.
1 ends. to loan to it of their an
“"9"" “we‘d "be" hearty ‘9' stance on the but ererlitin the world.
prov-i of the rim. and with a high vote or interest. in
‘ *Wiiiietho pllncilal purpose of “I!" W that time boys who have gone
meeting was [my to mm a out to fight tor the plinclples o! lib-
W111“ was ~mect0tlly var'hw'm MI”. "I?
' ' . “Mental psipomlas upon m on
‘rnalised hoiore a” until: M’ this‘re bile and upon it loll
some elm 7»me ”this your as y and your children'- safe
7
lion. "no; Clare Men'omssoeintion.’ “mm. 33:4
"Corr-tricky. m. “It: Tin”,
‘ Me. 4100: noes
”M60“, antI~A.J.
“'th Kyle nanometre»
booms ”who all all
mm V” '0 . W .ll'e
oarryythat all to “every individual “in
one this My. subject-strand“ -
‘ in: under/the protectloa'd that“ tv-
and. floods:- saucy a
”W0! and then ,2 '
.ie,
’ierun’g at her share of the lauroiso 31$:
. amount methellnvo'flnl's Anasta- ‘SMGWII‘I: MW” any: that lino-e: .
. . fits me.
~ lit-renowned“
Lend” .
Spring Apparel for Women
Special junction for Saturday
'Suits ’
‘fionespuns, Serges, Poplins '
‘ Black, Navy, Bookie, Tan and Mixtures. Nicely
tailored,‘trim looking, and a very large showing,
including-styles especially for stout women.
$37.50 and ‘545100
House ‘Dre'sses ’
Tailored alumina and Ohmhrays,
many of them dressy and attractive styles which
, may be worn of a summer afternoon-
5250 to $7.50.
Coats
All Wool Tweeds, Gabardines, Poirot .‘rwilis,
heavy Serges and Novelty Worsteds, distinctive
styles, belted with big collars and handsome
buttons.
$25.00 and .up
Blouses ,
New assortment, Iawnnynintities, Voiles,
plain tailored, or dainty dressy models.
$l.00, $1.95, $2.95
L
Junior Department
to“ ’- .
lift com *‘ Dresses, Shoebop Suits .M
Shoertop Suits ‘ Dresses , Confirmation
“Checks and Serges, Ginghams. ”“1 ‘Seer- . Dresses ‘
1 nice] tailored suckers, Voiles, Georgettes,
y ’ $1.50 £045.“) Crepes, many styles,
"$15.00 to 820.00 ‘
Serge. Coats
CAI! Wool, late styles,
$10.50 to $12.50 ' l
L
Summer Underwear
Spring weight, for women in
Ribbed Cotton. ’
Nests/high necks, long or short sleeves,
low necks, short sleeves or sleeveless,
?ants or Tish“. lfines length, close fitting at
Extra good quality, regular sizes, 50 eta.
' , extra Sim, “his.
Fine quality, regular sizes, , '79 Pt"
' extra sizes, $1.00 '
. ‘_ ‘ Main iloor.
Fine Showing ofi'E'mbi-oideries ‘
A beautiful assortment of Flouneings in Voile
and Organdie, most suitable for confirmation and
graduation frocks. The widths range from 18,10
2i and 27 inches. Prices from ,
some oi these flouneiugs have lace. hhumed‘
edges and are most attractive in every way.
, . and Ito M Tho-m‘msvdlrwfiy
m in pleasure will!" that
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ages 6 to 14 years.
Bloomers
Serge or Khaki with
middy to match,
7 $1.50 “(1,235
/ 31:”; 8119,3150 and”. ‘
$5.00 to $25.00 '
/, i .
White Middiels
with red or white
'collars, .
“ ages 6 to 16 years.
Shoes for Boys
3 most complete line of shoes for large or anal!
boys. For Big Boys, English styles with eye-
iets to top, and finished with extra quality soles.
hand welted. 3‘“
Patent Coltskin‘, I
G ' calf, » ’
D131: Tan, widths A to D, $5.00
"A lace model, made on an orthopedic last, in gun-
metal calf, sizes 1 to 4, widths A to D, $500 ‘
For Little Boys. Blucher styles with books,
“Footform” shapes, extra heavy hand welted
soles, very serviceable. , /'
, Coco Brown, " ’
,- ' 'Guncalf, -
intent Kid, ' '
Sizes logo 13%,‘widuu s to_ , $4.00
. _.,,....,;./ Main floor. 4
/ I ' . r
,, Mercerized Peplins ' ,l
Good weight, desires Intro heavy quslllg -
his line of colOrs.‘ 5;; for tailored gm!
Aryard‘wide. ,- "v'fl' 'nllcol'ors, ‘flw
, .
, would .' 50¢“- W“: I
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