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The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23
Clearings week 1905, s1,912,209.So.
 Miss Smith Entertains.

Miss Myra Smith entertained the N. R. Girls club at her home on Center street, Saturday evening. There were eight young ladies present and a most enjoyable evening was passed Whist was played and the prizes were award ed Miss Ruth Clavez and Miss Marjorie Goddard. Dainty favors in the form or shamrocks were used as score cards. Several piano selections were rendered during the evening and refreshments were served.
 Local Tabs Win Tournament.
 The New Britain Y. NJ. T. A. B. pool team defeated the local T. A. B. team by nine points Saturday evening at the Temperance Hall. Although defeated ln
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

Friend c. Allen left to-day for Wash ington, D. C.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

George W. Osborne and a party of friends, who have been at Summer vile. South Carolina, on three weeks vacation. left for home Satur- day evening. The party was register ed at "The Dorchester Inn"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

H. H, Sykes and his mother, Mrs. H. Nj. Sykes. of Forest street. have re- turned from a southern trip of several weeks. They visited places of interest in Georgia, South Carolina and Vir- ginia.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

Miss Jessie D. Fowler, of 121 Grand avenue left this morning for an ex- tended visit with friends in Washing ton.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

Miss Mary Merriman of Alden ave nue. who has been very i'll since Christ mas with the grip and blood poisoning, is very much improved and Is now able to be out.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

Mrs. L. G. Hemingway of 19 Harri- son street announces the engagement of her daughter, Katharine. to George H. Townsend, jr., of Glenhard, Long Island.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

At the devotions Wednesday evening at St. Thomas church, the Rev. Fath- CT Aegan of New Haven will preach.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

Mrs. F. A. Pierce of Springfield, Mass, who has been visiting with Mrs. E. w. Voorhees, of 69 Fountain street for the past week, returned Saturday to her home.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

Rev. Father Nolan preached in the Italian tongue at St Thomas church this morning at the o'clock mass.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

Miss Isabel Martin spent Sunday with friends in Waterbury.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

wired for electricity It is expected that the Lake family will spend part of the summer in town.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23
Independents Swamp Villagers.

Before a large crowd at the armory Saturday evening the Independents defeated the strong Yalesville five by the Yalesville team defeated the In- dependents in Yalesville by score of 2l to IA, but the local boys put 1t all over them in last Saturday nights contest. The villagers were at dis advantage in not being used to the hall and their shooting was bad. At tho end of the first half the score stood: Independents 2l, Yalesville 1. In the second half the Yalesville boys took brace and Hills made some corking good shots from the center of the floor. Hassett and Burke excelled for the Independents and Hills put up fast game for the villagers.
 The lineup:
 Independents. Yalesville. | Burke ................. kingSford
 Right forward. | Sullivan, O'Connell ............H Hills
 Left forward. | Hubbard ......,,,,........ .Jeska Center. ] Hassett ............. becuyer Right guard.
 Quinlivan ................ Gamer Left guard. l Score: Independents 97, Yalesville 12. Field goals, Hassett &, Burke G., Hills {, Hubbard 2, Kingsford ,, Sul- | llvan |: goals, from fouls, Burke i. Referee. Hill. Umpire, Wallace Tim CT, Mayette. Fouls, Yalesvlle 6, In- dependents {.
 In the preliminary game the Y. NJ. A. C. second team defeated the Grays (U. S. Club reformed) by a score of 21 to 6. Cooke played fast game for the club boys and Backes did good work for the Grays. Tho lineup:
 Grays. Y. M A. c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23
COFFEE

brings sleepless nights and drowsy days to many persons. There's a drug-caffeine- coffee which causes a lot of trouble.
 The ill-effects of coffee soon disappear when it is left off, and the use of
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23
SOUTHINGYON.

Special Courier News Scryice.)
 Southington, Conn. March 22.-Mill- dale was visiting Saturday by Chief Neal Of the fire department and also Assistant Chief Evans. The Milldale people have been clamoring for a de- pertinent and they went to ascertain what is necessary. They have reported to the fire commissioners and they will take active measures to give this sec ton fire protection.
 The Southington Savings bank has foreclosed on two pieces of land in this town. One is for s1.os525 against Augusta H. Williams. The other Is against Corneia Hitchcock and is for s1,6145S. The first Monday in June is given as the day of redemption to the former. The latter is given until the first Monday in May to redeem.
 William Ames of this place was pall- bearer at the funeral of ex-Sheriff Smith in Hartford this afternoon.
 Rev. John Sullivan of St. Thomas parish, will preach in Torrington next Wednesday evening.
 Andrews and Buck played in the pool tournament at Horan's cafe Friday night. The score was 125 to 91.
 At Fridays session of the selectmen no business of importance was done. The appointment of dog warden will be made at the next session.
 Rev. Father Nolan preached in the Italian tongue at St Thomas church this morning at the 9 o'clock mass.
 At the devotions Wednesday evening at St. Thomas church, the Rev. Fath- CT Aegan of New Haven will preach.
 Miss Isabel Martin spent Sunday with friends in Waterbury.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

The Young Ladies Mission Circle of the Grand Avenue Congregational church will meet this evening with Mrs. Irving Hurlburt, 10 Wolcott street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

Mir. and Mrs J. w. Allen of Cherry street. Fort Trumbull beach, are en- tertaining their son-in-law. Ton Mosher, the well known actor. MT. Mosher is to appear at Keith's in Bos- ton the week commencing March 23.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

The Wopowage Social club will en- joy one of the pleasant meetings of the club on Monday evening with Mir. and Mrs. D. L. Clarke.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23
P()ST(JM

in its place tends to build up steady nerves and clear, trusty brain.
 This health beverage is made from choice wheat and contains no coffee or other drug-like ma terial.
 Ten days trial of Postum will show valuable results, if one is suffering from any of the many coffee ails.
 ssTuEPE,C A pEASON
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

At Fridays session of the selectmen no business of importance was done. The appointment of dog warden will be made at the next session
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

The Outlook club of the Grand Ave nue Baptist church met Thursday eve ming in the parlors of the church. Two new members were added and after the regular business a program followed. An Evening With Charles Dickens. "A sketch of Dickens life was read by Rev. Charles c. Smith, president Of the club and reviews ofg four of his books were given: "The Old Curiosity shop" by Miss Ruth Smith; "A Tale of Two Cities" Maurice Hatfield; "A Christmas Carol" Ernest Zuber and David Copperield." by Miss Ruth Wilson.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

Wisteria lodge, the house recently purchased by Simon Lake, of the Lake Submarine boats, is being re-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

1nurleS f1lluTeln ol buFloll street IS quite Ill at his home, suffering with appendicitis.
 An entertainment will be given under the auspices of Ethel chapter, No. 2s, 0. E. &, on Wednesday of this week, consisting of songs and glees by the Angelus quartet of New Haven. assist cd by Miss Addie Thomas. elocution- ist. An informal dance will follow the program. The program reads as fol- lows:
 Part I. "Old Camp Meetin'". Angelus Quartet Daddy" ............. Angelus Quartet Recitation ....... Miss Addie Thomas Jim" ................. Angelus Quartet Vocal Solo ...Mr. Frank H. Nettleton "Cornfleld" .....,... .Angelus Quartet sweet and Low" .....Angelus Quartet
 Intermission.
 Part II. Jerusalem Morning" Angeus Quartet "The Night Is Still' ..Angelus quartet Recitation ....... Miss Addie Thomas 'Catastrophies" ...... Angelus Quartet Whistling Solo .... Mir. Paul B. Martin "Tutti Fruit" ........ Angelus Quartet Laughing Song" .... Angelus Quartet Angelus Quertet-Frank Hermon Nettleton, first tenor; Paul Blair Mar tin, second tenor: Alfred Bryant Seeley, first bass; Bertram Roehner Rowe, sec, ond bass.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

Charles Hildreth of Burton street Is quite Ill at his home, suffering with appendicitis.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

Andrews and Buck played in the pool tournament at Horans cafe Friday night The score was 125 to 91.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23
WALLINGFORD NEWS
Church Conservation Brings Out Big Crowd-Independ-
 ents Win.
Special Journal-courier News Service,


 Wallingford, March P. To day marked an epoch in the history of the Independent Magyar Reformed church society of Wallingford and Vi cinity. The lot on South Cherry street upon which the church is to be erect ed was consecrated and the corner store was dedicated. Members of the Magyar society from all over the state were in attendance and took part in the dedicatory exercises. The afternoon being pleasant brought out hundreds of townspeople to witness the dedication The days exercises begin with services from S:S0 to 9:45 o'clock in the lecture room of the First Baptist church. The opening ad- dress was made by the Very Rev Ladislaus Bede. assistant bishop of Hungary, representing the Hungarian Universal Reformed church. Prayers were also made by Rev. Ernest Rum jathy of Bridgeport and Rev. Stephen Borsos, travelling missionary in the United States. Several selections were rendered at this service by the Bridge port church choir The exercises at the church lot began at 2:30 o'clock with a chant by the children's choir of Wallingford. Bishop Bede of Phoenixville. Pa. then took the platform and delivered a short ad- dress in Hungarian, Following this speech the exercises over the corner stone took place. The stone Is of Yer mont granite about 3x2 feet. The in scrlption Is cut in gilt letters and reads:
 | IndeDendent Magyar
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

Goodrich of Clark street, who is well known here, is expected to recite A treat is in store for those who will hear Mrs. Goodrich, as she is always entertaining. Irving Hurlburt Will be heard in violin solos; Fred Simpson in flute solos, accompanied by Mrs. 'slmp- on. Mrs. Amy Dunning will sing and there will be piano duetts, etc. A sil- yer collection will be taken at the door, the proceeds to go towards the fund which the ladies of the church are raising to buy a new carpet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

Rev. John Sullivan of St. Thomas parish, will preach in Torrington next Wednesday evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-23

William Ames of this place was pall- bearer at the funeral Of ex-Sherlff Smith in Hartford this afternoon.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-29

liczy okoio 90 tys. mieszkahcow,
juz w r.17S3 niemsl zupeinie byla
zniszczona przez trzesienie ziemi,
a tax jest polozona,ze strefy trze-
sieh ziemi pochodaacych z zabu-
rzen W wulkanach Wezuwiuszu i
Etnie, tam sic sp9tykaja).
Rzym, 30 grudhia. = Trieste
ME ziemi, ktore wczoraj takie
nieszczescia zrzadzilo, ,obejmowaso
olbrzymie stosun kowo obszary
tax W poiudniowo zachodnich
Wloszech, W prowincyi Kalabryi,
jak ma Sycylii. We wszystkich
trzech prowincyach tworzacych
Department Kalabryi, t. j. w
Cosenzy, Catanzaro Palermo
spustoszenia byly znaczne i zdaje
sic, re duzo ludzi zycie straciio,
ale wieksze jeszcze nieszczescia
wydarzyly sic ma Sycylii, ktora to
wyspa zapewne Gala z maiymi
bardzo wyjatkami, trzesieniem zie
mi zostala nawiedzona, bo nawet
W Palermo szkody zostaly zrza-
dzone. Zdaje sic, re najwiecej u
cierpiala Messyna, ktora przez
czas >niejaki najzupelniej odcieta
cd swiata zewnetrznego, ME zdo-
iaia zadnych dac sobie wiado-
mosci: o lie wnosic MONA, setkl,
moze tysiace ludzi tam zycie
straciiy; niezmiernie wiele row.
niez ucierpiala, giownie wskutek
zalewu, Catania i wsie ia otacza-
jace. Donosza tez, re miejscowo-
Sci Faro Ganzirri, sasiadujace z
Messyna, wpTost znikiy po-
wierzchni. w Messynie oprocz
trzesienia ziemi, jeszcze zalew
czssciowy i eksp plozye gazu zwis-
kszyiy A poplo Eh i nieszczescia.
Korzystali tego zbrodniarze, sa-
mi podpalali dony by zwiekszac
popioca pladrowac, ME oszcze-
dzajsc Anionych i umierajacych.
w niektd4nisn nlkolicach W ezasie
tFzssienia spadiy ulewy. We
wisla ME oseiacha jak "
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Telegramy zagranicz1le

Rzyrn, 20 grudnia. = Stras4ne
nieszczescie nawiedziio wczdraj
poludniowo zachodnie Wlo&hy
i Sycylie. Tysiace ludzi y gcie
straciiy, olbrzymie obszary ziemi
sa spustoszone, miasta wiosN W
gruzy rozsypane, miasto Mess Ena
zburzone. O rozmiarach katas tro-
fly jeszcze niepodobna sobie 4 4dac
sprawy; byla ona okropniejFza,
anizeli jakakolwiek lima zrzaF Fzo-
ma trzesieniem ziemi W ostathich
latach, grozniejsza, anizeli vi ro-
ku 1905.
Pierwsze wiadomosci nadesziy
Caltanissetta, miasta ma wy
spie Sycylii liczacego $4,000 lmie-
szkancow, re wskutek trzesienia
ziemi zburzonych tam zostaio du-
70 domow, a mieszkancy wybiegl-
sly ma ulice, gromadzili sic W par
kach lub W koscioiach. Nastepnie
w Minco, malem miasteczku 100
mil ma poludnie Cd Catanii, podo-
bne wydarzyio sic nieszczescie. w
Catanii zas, niiescie portowenl,
Gale wybrzeze z dokami zostaio
zalane olbrzymim wylewem mo-
RIA: lie okretow statkow zostalo
uszkodzonych, dokiadnie ME via
domo. Tam trzesienie ziemi trwa-
10 20 sekund, a zolnierze otrzy-
mali rozkaz poburzenia domow
porysowanych, by uchronic miesz
kancow cd zabijania przeS wallace
sic injury. Pozniei nadestfy VIA
domosci .Messyny, re |skutek
trzesienia zienli dwie trztcie cze-
Sci wspaniaiego n1iastS zostaly
zburzone, duzo ludzi zoetaio za..
bitych lub pokaieczonycH
(Podajemy mapke SycYii, gdziel
wzmiankowane mfjscowo-
ia1iozna odszukac. MesEna jest
Palermo naiwazkiejszenl
ken handloga Sycylii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-29
h Katastrofa.
Ii poludniowych Wioszech.
ARK NIESZCZESClA:
AcE oFfAR w tsDzlAcH.
Ola nraaLlMEnTu.
TURcYA A AUSTRIA.
ma szsoha perskiego.
wANY PRzEz cHINsKIE KRzYzowcE.
.na. = Komitet ratunkowy W San
xatastrota w Alabamie. : ZuchWa-
,,Czarna Reka" w Cleveland. =
: TURcYA A AUSTRIA.
ma szsoha perskleso.
WANY PRzEz cHINSKIE KRzYzoWcE'
Hercoeowinie.

Hercogowinie.
Nastepnie wymienia 6w Officer
poszezegolne miejscowosci W Bo-
snii i Herzegovina, ktore moga
bye przysziemi podstawami ope-
racyi wojennych. Watpi przytem,
czy Serbia posiada dostateczny
materyal wojenny, W szczegoi-
nosci i materyal pontonowy, po-
trzebny do przekroczenia REX,
tworzacych naturalna granice mic
dzy Serbia a Bosnia Hercogowi-
na.
Officer sadzi W kohcu, ze nal
skuteczniejszem byloby wezwanle
| Serbii do rozbrojenia.
w Is korpusie armii austryac-
kiej w Bosnii jest SO batalionow,
w batalionie po 4 kompanie; korn-
pania sklada sic 4 oficerow i SO
zoinierzy. Hose wojsk W korpusie
zwiekszono o 5000. w ostatnich
dniach wysiano I Galicyi do Ba-
nialuki w Bosnii 10 batalionow. |
II
rezerwist6w powolano pod bron
tylko niezonatych, ktorym obecny
zas ssuzby zaliczony bedzie jako
wiczenia. Czionkowie lotnych cd
ziai6w opowiadaja, re czesto ma
Sutarczki z oddziaiami nieprzy-
acietstSimi, ktore napadaja sa-
badzek.
Stosunki w arnii serbskiej So
bardzo opsakane. N. p. rozeszia sic
niedawno W Belgradzie pogio-
ska, jakoby arnia austryacka
przekroczyia granice serbska. w
4 Belgradzie zmobolizowano natych
miast oddzial artyleryi i wyslano
lxu granicy. Okazalo sic jednak,
ze dziaia So wprawdzie najnow-
szej konstrukcyi, lecz niema do
mich amunicyi. Co gorsza, wielu
zolnierzy ME mialo obuwia. Teraz
ieszcze widac mimo zimha, CO.
dziennie cwiczacych sic rezerwi-
!. stow bez obuwia. Brak nawet bro
| nj dla rezerwistow. Slychac re ka-
rabiny Berdana, ktore niedawno
nabyto, a ktore rozprzedano oso-
bonn prywatnym, teraz z pospie-
chem Rad odkupuje.
Serbia liczy ma Czarnogore da-
Ia jej jeden million denarow Is
milionow kredytu, uchwalonego
przez Skupczyne.
Dzienniki serbskie twierdza, re
z Rosyi zapewnionych Jest $4,000
ochotnik6w, re do arnii serbskiej
zgiosilo sic wielu zbiegow woj-
laska austryackiego. Rezerwisci "a
Ia sic. ze ME otrzynuja zoldu.
Nietawno wypuszczono wiezie-
MIA wszystkich zasadzonych zol-
merry, selem pomnozenia szere-
gov.
i, Jak 4 Petersburga donosza, na-
| piyw ochotnikow, zgiaszaiacych
sic do armii serbskiei, jest bardzo
silny. zglaszaja sic oficerowie, stu
denci, robotnicy, nawet- dziewcze-
Czarnogora posiada milicye. Do
siuzbF woiskowej obowiazani SO
wszyscy ebywatele, tylko maho-
metaaie na.wypadek woiny Tur-
cya. olni So cd siuzby wojsko-
!, ,,..A 49,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-29

Prizzio, Cotrone, Santa Seve1
i Pisopio, ludzie mimo popio
wpadali do kosqiolow, by ratio
swietosci wynosie je ma dwd
potem w procesyach blagal1
obnosic, w gPrskich okoli
chronili sic mieskkahcy do ia
Opr6cz Messyny najwiecej ]
bno ucierpialo Riasto Regg
potem tez miejscp pwosci Fld
Noto, ChiromantQ, Vittoria
terno, Terunova, MarianaH
Naro.
Wojska z Rzymu j i
stron udaja sic do miejsc
dzionych nieszczesr riem, by
pomoc i zaprowadkac poi
Wysiano do Messyhy trzy
wojenne.
Neapol, 30 grudnia. =
Wiktor Emanuel ktory z
sic ma polowaniu W o.
Neapolu, otrzymawszy
nose O katastrofie, pQIec1
kowi przygotowac sic do
do Kalabryi ma wypadek,
to sic okazalo potrzebne
Konstantynopol, 30 gr}
Ma wczorajszej sesyi pa
tureckiego oznajmiono,
postanowii wiasnym k1
budowat gmach parla
obu izb.
Tutejszy ambassador 4
wegierski, hr. Pallavici
rowal wczoraj wielkin
i ministrem spraw zagd
Tewfikiem pasza w ST
ksyi. Obaj dygnitaI
wzbraniali sic stanowf
wac propozyeye iAustr
miono jednak hrabieg
sador tureckiwe Vie
lecenie rozpoczac rok
Aerenthalem. -
Petersburg, 20 grl
dna Z gazet thtejszy
dnia 26 srldnia dw
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THs PpsF O5gl0s e g Irsols, uNDHR AoF
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-17
Conference For Education in South
Convenes at Memphis, Tenn, April r.

Clarence n. Poe editor OF the Pro.
grossive Farmer, of Raleigh. y. c.;
Erwin Craighead, editor of The Regis
ter, Mobile. Ala; Prof. w. II. Hand,
of the University of South Carolina;
the Hon. II. T.. Reynolds, chairman
of the committee on education OF the
Alabama senate; Col. Il. l.. Stone,
general counsel of the Louisville &
Nashville railroad of Louisville;
George f. Milton. editor of the Knox
Vile Sentinel. and others.
On Friday evening there will be
addresses by Prof. w. II. Heck. of
the University of Virginia. on 1.-The
South's Need of Educational Theory. "
and on "The South's Education" by
DR.. Henry S. Pritchett, formerly pres
ldent of the Carnegie Foundation for
the Advancement OF Teaching. The
final address will be delivered by the
ri. Rev. Thomas +. Gaylor, d. D., Of
Memphis, Tenn. on the general sub
jet of impressions of the Confer
encc."
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-17

Memphis Tenn. April 17.-Thc
eleventh conference for education In
the south will open in Memphis April
22. Governor Patterson, OF Tonnes
see. will deliver the address OF wei
come. The Hon. Joseph VI. HilL
chief Justice OF the supreme court OF
Arkansas. will deliver word OF
greeting from that state. Robert C..
OGDEN will then deliver the annual
address OF the president, which Will
be- followed by an address on THE
Progress OF Arkansas" by j. IA. Hine'
mon. president of Henderson college,
Arkansas.
The session OF Thursday morning
Will be given to the state superintenb
ents of education In the south. The
stfte supcrlntendents of Alabama,
Arkansas. Florida Georgia. Ken
lucky. Louisiana, Mississippi, North
Carolina. South Carolina, Tennessee.
Texas and Virginia will attend.
Their special program is:
"Public High schools" by J. ID.
Eggleston. state superintendent of
public instruction of Virginia
"Public School Funds by o. u.
Martin. state superintendent OF edu-
cation OF South Carolina.
Teacher Training and Salaries
BY ]. NJ. Pound. state school commits
sioncr of Georgia.
County Supervision" by j. II.
Aswell, state superintendent OF edu-
cation of Louisiana.
Thursday evening the addresses
will be on:
"The Methods OF An Educational
Campaign" by =. p. ClaNton, pro-
fossor Of education In the University
of Tennessee.
"The Christian South and Negro
Education" by the Rt Rev. Theo-
dore ID. Bratton, bishop OF Missis'
sippi.
Popular Education and National
Efficiency, ">by the Hon. James Bryce
British ambassador to the United
States.
Friday morning. April "a, there
will he addresses on the work of the
women of the south in the betterine
of the conditions of the rural schools
by Mrs Beverly b. Munford. of Rich
mond, Va: Mrs. Charles ID. Mciver
of Greensboro, n. c., and Mrs. j. ID
Matlock, of Birmingham, Ala.
1.-THE Higher Education OF Wo-
men" will be discussed by Miss Lii
Ian ID. Johnson, of Memphis. Tenn.
vice-president of the Southern Asso'
citation of College Women, and Miss
Georgia l.. White, professor in Smith
college, Northampton. Mass.
Friday afternoon there win be al
"Open Forum" on the subject o.
Compulsory Attendance. Dr. b. ]
Baldwin, president of the board o.
education of Montgomery. Ala, viii
preside. DR.. Wickliffe Rose, of Nash
willie, Tenn. agent of the Peabody
education board, Will be followed BY
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present last night. DR.. Sullivan
preached a strong sermon on the
Conversion of Saul of Tarsus." To-
morrow at 10 a. m. there will be
services especially foY the children
and young people. The mothers are
also asked to attend and DR.. Sulll-
van will arrange his class for recep-.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-17

james Boys in Missouri at the
Kozy theater today, Friday, only.
Don't fail to see this great moving
picture OF Americas most famous
Outlaws, showing the famous Jesse
and Frank James in all their desper-
ate acts. Death of Jesse James and
Bob Ford. Surrender of Frank.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-17
BROADWAY METHODIST
REVIVAL PROGRESSES

At the Broadway Methodist church
tonight the Rev. G. T. Sullivan will
address his sermon especially to men.
The service is not for men only, how
ever but the public is cordially in
vited. A large congregation was
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ton INTO the church. Sunday morn
ing at 1880 O'Clock the rites of bap-
tism will be administered and men,
bers received into the church before
Bishop Hendrix's sermon at IL
o'clock.
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NECKLACES

Festoon styles. pearls, amethyst.
jades, corals, etc. New artistic de-
signs, $3.50 to $1,000
BROOCHES AND COLLAR PINS
In a variety of styles too numerous to
describe. Gold Sled, from soc to
$3.50. Solid gold, from 81 upward
LOCKETS
Plain and fancy with and without
sets. Very stylish. $500 to $500
SCARF PINS
The most pleasing effects ever shown.
Plain stone set styles. soc to $500