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TheQuestion of
Good Health
Its not easy to determine how
long ago Sulphur and Cream Tartar
came into use as the ideal blood
cleanser and spring medicine. But
the fact remains that this old tav-
orite remedy is still classmi as the
best answer to the question of good
health in old and young. We have
this mixture put up in handy
lozenge form—Convenient to use.
the purest ingredients.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
s n. m as, South Norwalk.
uniform in dose. and composed of '
Z MUSICAL SERVKZE PLANNED.
1.
.Special Easter
South Mel-walk Congregational
There will he a special program at.
the South Nor-walk Congregational
church next Sunday morning,
service consisting entirely or music
Sunday afternoon from four to five
o'clock. Mrs. Smith will be assisted
by Miss Willa Miller, soprano, and So lo—“The .
jCharles Sterling, violinist. The pro- 11932331 8.0 ....... Woman $1“th
,gmni for Sunday morning is as fol- Violin Solo—“Adagiofi'flinin'boncerg
. lows. ' in G iminor ................ Vivaldi
Prelude—“Easter Morning" . . . .Maling
Anthenr—“Slng Ye to the Lord”...Frey
loner-ton (violin and organ)———“Adora—
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[Solo (with violin obligato)~"Hosnn1
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Music Sunday in thelPostlude—“Easter Day"...."...fi'£:r'::
l Charles Sterling will assist at this
Church. service. At the afternoon service
both Mr. Sterling and Miss Miller will
assist. Tile afternoon program, begin-
ning at four o'clock, is as follows:
Organ (AU—"Hosanna”. . .....Hartman
(ED—Ancient Easter carol. “O
and
Organ Solo—(A) “Easter Dawn" (As
it began to dawn tow-
Borowski am the first day Of the
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Week, came Mary Mag-
dalene and the other
Mary to see the Sepal-
chre)—St. Mathew. .
n Claussmann
Puts-hlymln wai- ——(13) “Easter Morning"
mlhmfi g7: m (Descriptive 'Fantasie)
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gm 8 “all! ”a: 1—~“Hush of Early' Morning."
lull-m 2—“The Walk to the Seoulehre.”
3—“The Frighx of the Women."
4—“Speech of the Angel."
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5—“Return of the Women from the
Septilchre."
Soprano and Alto
obligato)-——“The
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Duet (with violin
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Violin Solo—“A Praise Song." {3 '
COMPANY “The Masterslngers" ....... Handel
Contralto Solo (with violin obligate)
8 we of the Board '01 -—‘Easter Vespers" ........ Shelley
Organ Solo—“Now is Christ Risen
MissWillu Miller, soprano.
Mrs. 1‘. Irving Smith, cents-alto.
Charles Sterling, violinist. t ‘
Archibald Hen-ism, mentor.
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Sons and Daughters" ......... Loret .
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Ne Summer Dress Goods
' is'loveh'er than Voile
IfyouWishafilmfrock WMWiBbe adeligllt
inhot weather you cannot make a better choice than
voile.
In plain shades there are pink, light, navy and
Copenhagen blues, lavender, gray, old rose and black.
.. All 44 inches wide, 31.0 o I“
~ ‘ White SWiss and Voiles
'An imported grade of Dotted Swiss, the dots be-
ing Very fine and closely woven. Width 31 inches,
sue uni sun
Voile: in fancy weaves and some anhroidered,
very dressy and distinctive looking. These look well
combined with plain white or colored fabrics. Width
‘36 inches, $1.00 and 5135
Plain Vofle, an imported qualit , sheer and crisp,
delightful to the touch, d, $1.39 an $2M)
White Skirting
A variety of weaves including stripes. plaided ef-
fects and novelty designs, $1.00, 31.3933d $1.50
Third floor.
Straw Mats
In plate sizes, from
Worsteds
In short skeins BIA
yards long. Black, white,
rose. pink. sand color,
green. co’ral,ol<l blue and
other c-olors that are re-
6 to 10 inches. Very
tistic, smooth
quil-wi for wool embroid- 1y woven,
ery work on. dresses, 10 to a)
blonw s or hats.
10 cite a stain
Art Section
Some Books Worth While ‘
«' ” by 1‘. Morris Longstreth, $3.00, oath.
John Burroughs says, "Mr; inllgstrelll sees and describes
things vividly and cmwincingly." Both these volumes are
splendidly-illustrated with photographs.
“What to see in America” by nlirlon Johnson. M
This book takes you from one ocean to the other. 3‘
“The Great Adventure of Panama” This is by Philippe
Bunau—Varilla. The writer was l-lliei' engineer of UM!
French Panama Company from 1885 to 1886. $1.75
“The Intending Story oi the PM": (loafer-coco.”
by l‘. Edward J. Dillon $2.25
This tells what. hop d behind the scenes in Paris.
“The Book 01 lines .” compiled by Mary Wright Dug;
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“The Golden Age of Authors” A publisher's recollection.
by \VlHLlLlll \\-'. Ellsworth. $3.75
‘Thejm of the Antique" by \‘l'aller A. Dyer who is all
authority on furnishings, old silver. rhino. vim-ks. pic.
" $5.00
“BY m in Collecting” Virginia. Ruble $6.00
All inlerestlng book about old and famous china, pewter,
chairs and sofas.
“Birds in: Town and Village” written by W. H. Hora-non“.
No than was ever'more intimate with the feathered tribe.
“the Children’s Book of Birds" The color plates are
beautifully illustrated by L ~ .‘x. l l:"?‘:':".. $2.50
“A Little Garden till-Year Round" by Gardner Tea”. $2.50
f‘flarper’s Guide to fi'ild Flowers"
lull-s. Carl-line A. tlreove . .0“
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A ‘1‘“ and “is “ICES” Cutlllnll‘ul l-)' Jilin“) infidel and
translated by S. K. Star. 14.5 has a foreword by James
Huneker and Imuy‘plmlogtlg-bs m M: 4m surf his works.
$3.69
“My Quarter Crnlury of Amrriran l‘nll'im" i“."’ ninety: "fins-k
'l‘wo volumes. ’ $6.!th
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- Easter Hosiery
Women’s Pure mood on: moifli j
efiect over instep and boot top. .A very shuns .. .
and very lustrous and handsome. Stockings have-
infdrced heels and toes. Black only.
..w...., 7 Special on WM}
$3.69 .
3*” Silk Stockings in black and White, fashioned _' 1
seamless, - $1.69 a I t t
For Children A 1“
Kareem Lila, white only‘all sizes, _ 69
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Easter-time fof the Euler. Tots
Let them enjoy our queer little bunnies and noveltx‘fi.‘
dolls " ' ‘
Bunnies with pink ears and pink eyesS—qvhd' :1
" child wouldn't love to snuggle one of those white cub-'1
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dly things with silken ears! \Vhat if a top bum;
could be washed very easily and come out of the talli g
with tip—tilted ears, eyes and stubby tail intact! f 1
Mother would appreciate that special attribute. W“?
are showing this season dolls and a monagcrie of sm I: . '
animals made of soft Turkish toweling. ‘
“'addling Ducks. with their “quackmg” hills. _ s,
(-11:19, their paws and pink tongues m: .-h in evidently?“ go
dings with their rollers and bows. a.
.J“l{ol_v:R)ly'—-she slurp 'onlrslantl .m lwr iwud. "
Elephants lumbering swinging tllr‘ir trunks,
all trade up in i ' g—very soft. .
The Dolls are ye 'beo'ntiful With blue costumes” ;
,ateucilled in Bluebi. » . '15. They bring happi
i ' to their little owners ‘ =
, hunts with their saddle rim
(IllOl‘S). ' 3
re. running for their lives, t
ut at full length. ,
’——Topsy on one end, a whitlji'
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There is an inexhaustible list. Hours may y
spent choosing toys in this manning department. . 1
Second
A Charming msplay Floating Toys
of Baskets for the baby ‘
Real Chinese and .Iap- White enameled . ( _ .'
anese hand woven, some
with several colors pret- '5me in colors " " -1 ;
tily combined, will not soak through -. i f
In addition Sweet wash out. 11$
-. Grass from Canada and _ . (,-
Maine. Many of them There are bears, l
have coverS. b018, Cit-S, 6083 and 5 ‘
Small Baskets for chil— bits. These are mg ;.
dren at Eastertime. easy to make, ii" ' E
These hold just the right stitch them up and .7 ,A
quantity of candy, or
will he wanted for gath-
ering Easter Eggs.
Art. Section, main floor
with Mitten,
35 cts each
Art Section. him floor; *- ‘
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