Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 24, 1917, Page 7

xolyno- Tooth Paste, 25¢i value —Anniversary price....ci..... Holmes' Frostilla, 25c value— Anmv-ry price. ... 5 Pon@rs Bxtract Vanishing Craam. 5o value—Anniversary price Taloum Powder, in :é-ounce glass jars, with sifter. top, in these ‘odors: honeys: rose, lily of the valley and. Sors- lopsis, value 25c—at. A% Peroxide of Hydrogen, in bot- tles containing 32 ouncesy full strength, regular 50c value at.. $7c Metal Hot Water Bottles, with flannel cover, two .quaft. size, will last for years—Anniversary price .. ... 88 Tooth Brushes, transparent handles, value 15c— Anniver- sary price ....... £ Whisk Brooms, two very special values — regular 15c value at 13c; regular 15c value at...... 10¢ (Norwich Bulletin, March 23, 1917) Connecticut is not oaly known the world over as the home of statesmen and lberty-loving citzen: joys the further distinction of having provided the training school in mer- chandising that has sent its graduates into fame and success into many of the largest states of the country. One of the agencies which has contributed to the commanding position of Connecti- cut in the school of commerce was the establishment, by James Hislop, John Porteous and Archibald Mitchell, of the business now conducted by The Por- teous & Mitchell Company of this =ity and which is this week commemorating the forty-fourth anniversary of its cs- tablishment. During the almost half a century that has marked the span of business activity of Messrs. Porteous & Mitchell, there has gone forth into the marts of trade any number of enter- prising young men who received their business training under the tutelage of the founders of the business, and whu have achieved success either as mor- chants conducting their own establish- ments or in managerial positions of responsibility. It was'in March, 1873 that the bus- iness of The Porteous & Mitchell Co. was founded and the history of its growth and progress is one of the ro- mances of American commercial suc- cess. The first year's business, while satistactory, -was necessarily-somewhat in the nature of pioneer work, but be- cause of the progressive metands adupted, the store prospered from the start. They introduced the “one price to all system” n policy which was prac- tically unknown in mercnandising in Norwich, up to the time of the com ing of the young merchants. TLey further saw to it that every customer got a nups deal and they had the strength .of character to be honest in the days when storekeeping honcety was not common, axd the genius and ability to prove that deception was not neceseary to successful seliing. It was not long before the original store was too small for the rapidly growing b iness. Ome addition followed another, culminating A 1906, when the prescnt store was developed, giving them the largest department store in easterr Connecticut. Advantageous Buying Connections. Messers Porteous & Mitchell are now interested in three stores, the other two being located, respectively, in Grand Rapids, Mich, and Portiand, Me. It is not only by these several branch stores that the company has In- creased its buying capacity; they are one of the founders of and hold a mem- bership in the Dry Goods Union of New York city, with a central office at 432 Fourth Avenue. This is one of the largest organizations of its kind in America, with a purchasing power of more than twelve millions of dollars annualiy Cemplete Stocks of Merchandise. But while The Porteous & Mitchell Com.pany is récognized as the largest business institution of its kind in east- ern Connecticut, it is not its great size alone that interests the buying public. Rather, it is the variety and character of !x_‘he stocks_of merchandise. which it carries !.hl& !'8-1 greatest appealing force, ’l&’flflm\u & Mitchell com] Store has not spread out into t ‘mhny diverse lines as have some of the metropolitan department stores, yet there has been the broadest possiblq development in merchandi ing the lines of goods which the store features. There is everything in home furnishings, includigg rvss, draperies and kitchénware, housenold linems, dress goods and silks and the many accessories that are in daily need. In women's_and chlldren’s apparel, milki- nery and boys’ clotbing, Tho Portcous & Mitchell company has a reputation that is uhexcelled. Of Interest to Men. The store caters to men as well as women and has a splendidly equipped men's department with a separate en- trance. The display of men's wear is unusually complete. The Porteous & Mitchell company specializes in men's clothing, both ready-to-wear and cus- tom- wand in addition to their | clothing line, which includes the pro- Quct of some of the best makers in the country, they are local agents for The Royal Tailors custom-made clothing, Stain-Bibch- smars clofide, aud The P. & hat. Men who are not ot ikl lime ot the o ER o BY & sl o ST he Meme .‘S‘(or-“‘w.fl. umuvu-uv edd)rl.- on. “u Cnnflmuln\lonl on Annlm.ry. In addition to the large patronage which The Porteous & Mitchell com- from the many thousands This Annmmry Week will be a wonderful season of speeual value giving and actual mouoy savings for our cusws--more especially in view of the present advance in prices of all kitids of merchandise and with no prospect of a bettered condition the immediate or near future. ; : - i HELP US CELEBRATE OUR 44th ANNIVERMRY or.white, Nos. 50_and 60, value Sc—at 5 Hose Supporters, 4o Silk Dress Shields, size 3, regu- P e ‘blaek- and colors, all.sizes, bables’, misses’ and ladlies’, value 12%c to, 15c— We extend a general invitation to all-our patrons to join in this, our Forty-fourth Anniversary Celebration. On this occasion we |3 Shoe Laces, flat, one yard long —Anniversary DeLorlg Snap Fasteners, . all sizes, black- and. white, value 10C—8t eenrennnnn et 7 .Men’s and Women's Umbrellas, are offering special items in every department from our well stocked Basement up to our Third Floor---and everyone of these special items will represent extraordinary value. In addition there are hundreds of lines of new merchandise in our store still marked at prices that could not be duplicated at wholesale. ; : This is going to be a big event—commencing Saturday the 24th, to continue to and include Saturday, March 31st a Anniversary Specials Anniversary Specials In Corsets, Dresses, Etc. In Spring Underwear SKIRTS MADE TO ORDER $1.75 Women's Medium Weisht Women's 5-Hook Corsets, ex: ibbed Vests and Pants, all 5 3 cellent quality, medium an: shapes, regular 35c value at.. 34c Semi-made Skirts, tailored of any material bought here, a varisty of long, all sizes, regular S0c Women's” Medium Weight models to select from. These Skirts are finished complete, with excep- Corsets at ... .............. 4o |} Evervthing in Men’s Wear Women's Muslin Gowns, in . high, low and V neck styles, trimmed with pretty laces and Ribbed Vests and Pants, all shapes, the well-known “Car- ter” make, resular G3e value tion of one seam left open for customer’s adjustment. Sew up seam and Skirt is complete. Price $1.75. Inquire at Dress Goods Depart- at cevenee 43c ment. Hamburgs, regular 5%¢ value a: ‘Women's \!edium Weight .- se = u n Suits, all shapes, regu- Women's White Muslin Skirts, lar 75c value at.. B ceee 48¢c all ‘lengths, trimmed with g Women’s Mediy Weight i i i i tucks and pretty Hamburgs, - Union” Suits, ,gl";‘har,e;'?e Anniversary Specials Anniversary Specials rogular ss;\alue - 44c Here Are Special Values well-known “Carter” make, 0 3 . : ‘omen's Petticoats, made Ry, ™ k « In Spring Silks In Window Draperies | £omeh: *classic Ginsham. in seersucker stripes—also a good cuality Black Satteen Petti- coat, regular 39c value at.... 44c Women's Bungalow Aprons, made of best quality percale Silk_Stripe Voiles for waist @ | or dress, 32 inches wide. in white, pink, Nile, yellow and rose, regular i3c value at.... 3% black, pink, Curtain Scrims o zood qual- in white, both plain and with lace borders, value 17¢ a 2 g SR . 12%e Anniversary Specials In Laces and Trimmings men—our regular $18.00 Suits at. .value $1.00—at Suit Cases, size 24-inch, bound with keizatol, regular $1.95 valus —a OQur Men’s Store CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, ETC. price a dozen... 10c good assortment of handies, 24-inch, in black and ali shades of brown; $2.00 value—at...... 98¢ Outfitters to Man and Boy for Annive Week Men's and Youths’ New Spring Suits, in green, blue, gray and fancy mixtures, made in two and thre models for conservative men and in the one and two-but- ton models, witl' patch pockets and belted back for young button sack $14.50 $17.50 Men’s Silkc Hosfery, “Conqueror” sole and toe, hogany, cham- de, regular 60c value—Anniversary price 47c a Men's Palm Beach Shirts with attached collar and sport styles, Mg stri G e e 4 plain and fancy gingham Fithes wi Jlue, lilac and green stripes 5 with Deautif an n a y singham, 8 y g P Mesh Vetling.18 inches wide, | UFC RS SUNaE TR e cerized, with beautiful ope: Tegular 59¢ value at- T: a9 | | Men's ana Youths' Spring” Weight Top Coats, fn biack Lace All-over, iet, e alue at . i ineens. 80ef DONETlOrers, VaMe 3¢ 2 12 | Womous Hokise: Drosse. all and Oxford, silk-lined throughout and silk-faced to edge wna” venise Xm blae white o B B 3 g T Curtain Marquisettes and Im- St s e o s T R : lue up to $5.00 a 2 - 2 3 ported Madras, in a wide Tnitie = g 5 ) e e runge of beautiful designs ar the | latest models, regular | | Men’s 25c Garters 19¢ Men s Sdk Hosiery 47c Long Sleev et Guimpes, et e e e saladas o 69c | handsome colorinss, aiso pla e Men's Garter Pads, single or regular $1.50 value at ..e.. $1.00 Black Satin Messaline for cffects, \‘Q ue 30c a yard at P %olilb':e grip, all colors—Boston, brand, spliced heel, SR L ttats and & euaes pomn: wide Quaker Craft Nets, the newest 5 = righton, Paris and Eacle brands, | in black, whifs & E I e e e OAIE Curtain materials, neat and Anniversary Specials regular 25¢ guality—Anniversary | pagne, navy Anniversary Specials fon “Taffeta, ' reguiar $1.30 Gainty patterns, value = price 19c a pa In Art De t | eive et oo . $1.39 | sard at . 27 In Fancy Ribbons Men’s 50c Ties 35¢ pair partmen White Washable Corduroy for Puteh Serim Curtains, with 300 yards of wide Fancy Rib- s, 1e3 Men’s 75¢ Shirts 65¢ Msetiuen Grovhet Cotton, in SRIE o0 PERL emcow e Valance, trimmed with lace bon, for all purposes, regular fen’s Plain Color Four-in-Hand ens ‘white, all sizes, regular 12%c 26 inches wide, regular edging, value $1.00 a pair at 79¢ 29c value at.. cee 25¢ clkwear, in the stylish wide-end value at 10c | value at .. 59¢c | Madras Curtains, in white D arin o exteaiwits Fancy shapes, ali the newest shades, res- Stamped Night Gown, of fine ‘White Washable Corduroy, and ecru, in a splendid as- Ribbon, in a beautiful assort- ular 50c value—Anniversary price | sizes 14 to 18, regular quality, sheer, pink nainsook, inches wide, medium W Sortment of lace effects, value ment of designs and colorings, 35¢ each, 3 for $1.00. Anniversary. price 65c. regular $1.25 value at.. . regular $1.00 value at........ 83¢ $1.39 a pair at. B $1.19 regular 69¢ value at. . 43¢ FREE SEWING MACHINES During Anniversary Week Mudi the co-operation of the makers we are enabled to make this liberal offer during Anniversary Week To introduce the 1917 model of “THE FREE” SEWING MACHINE we will, during Anniversary Week, ALLOW YOU $12.00 on your old machine, regardless of age, make or condition. The Cabinet model has such a light running treadle that the “Free” Machine is endorsed by the best doctors everywhere. You can sit at this machine in any position that is most comfortable to you. Convenient when open. The World’s Best High Grade Machine. Every woman who reads this announcement can NOW own a “Free” Sewing Machine by simply trading her old machine, for which she will be allowed $12.00. Make it a point to visit our Sewing Machine Department on third floor during Anniversary Week and learn all about the “Free” Sewing Machine. The “Free” Sewing Machine is sold with a -time guarantee, and in addition The Free Sewing Machine Co. will give a guarantee bond, providing that if your machine is destroyed by fire or water or within five years from date of purchase, they will give you a new machine without cost. Sewing Anniversary Specials In Women’s Gloves Women's Two-clasp Silk Gloves, double-tipped fingers, Anniversary Specals In Women’s Sweaters Women’s and Misses' ~All- ‘wool Coat Sweaters, these are’ Anniversary Specials In Wash Goods THESE 12/40 AND 15¢ NN Gl 10c Anniversary Specials In Boys’ Wear Boys’ Golf Caps and Rah Rah Hats, value 50c at............ 44¢ Anniversary Specials’ In Domestic Department Crash Toweling for dish or Land towels, regular value 19c white and black, regular 5¢ Tegular $6.00 and $6.50 values Boys' W: i g 1 2 Tes vs' Washable Suits, sizes 3 SE e e Value—Anniversary price .... 48c | —Anniversary price .. - $544 i gar Seltines, 51 e Wil | 1o By vale LS ke o et SBe [in e e 4o Women's 16-Button Length Women’s and Misses’ Fibre in pretty worsted effects. PBoys' Washable Suits, sizes 3 e Sy Ty ack Silk Gloves, double- Silk Coat Sweaters, these are 5o 5 el SRS A . A e D et SR tipped fingers, regular $1.00 regular $10.00 value—Anni- 0dd shades in Plisse Crepes, plain | = =, e short lengths- Sig R Pofgmng value—Anniversary price . 74c | versary price ....... colors, 27 and 30 inches wide. Fo 3{‘;";“3:1“ ;‘f‘w 5.‘{" s3.44 y;’r‘:“:t lengths, valge 8¢ a o 0dd lengths in Ripplette, 26 inches wide, in a good assortment of staple | scrge and mixtures, stripes. 2630 at i........ Solia ' colors in Ratine, 28 inches | Bovs' Norfolk Suits, wide, in white, tan, lavender and [ scrge and mixtures, brown. 38.00 at ..... Boys Norfolic Suits, navy value Satin Table Damask, 64 inches wide, very durable quality and splendid luster, gdod range of" patterns, value 62c a yard at 44c Extra Heavy Imported Satin : Damask, 72 inches wide, will Women’s Wear it eigthe - T Sanpd at Boys' Norfolk _Suits, Eive exceptional wear, value - Dress Ginghams, splendid seiection | serse and mixtures, $136 8 YArd St 2 o e e ee g NEW SPRING SUITS COATS AND WAISTS] | o= Boye' Norioik S, Ciha T maton, somewhat soiled s mrouLAR e g Boys' Norfolk ~Suits, sloths to_wstidy sbmetiat jied 2 serge and mixtures, and mussed, ut one-third less thi VALUE AT Sc FIT00 of ..o oioii. Tekular prices. A Here Are Special Values for Anniversary Week Women's Slik and Voile Waists, including a splendid as- $1.98 School Serge, 32 inches wide, Boys’ Norfolk Suits, Seamless Sheets, size !lx!ll,‘ worsted effects on dark srounds. serge and ‘mixtures, heavy quality and dunhl-. - $15.00 at ........en value $1.00 at. 740 Black and White Check- Suiting, 36 inches wide. 04d lengths in Voiles, Organdies and Muslins, pretty floral effects. Jlemmed Crochet Bedspread: full size, regular price $1.75 at $1.44 Woolnap Blankets, standard size and quality, subject to slignt ~{mperfections, . value sortment of styles in Jap Silk in a variety of desirable colors—also Tub Silk Waists in pretty stripes, regular $2.50 value—Anniversary prict Anniversary Specials In Dress Goods ‘Women’s Silk Poplin Dresses in four of the latest models, made with the newest style collar and cuffs, in black, $2.50 a pair at... $1.64 navy, Copenhagen, rose and green, these are rmh.r lo 98 i 2 Homespun Suiting and Skirt- 25 pairs of fine quatity Call- $12.50 and $18.50 values—Anniversary price. Anniversary Specials ing. 54 inches wide, in gray, fornia Wool Blankets, value o Fldor Covess brown and fan mixtures, reg- $7.60 to $8.50 a pair at....... $5.94 Women's and Misses’ New Spring Suits, three smart €rings | ular $1.00 value at. 8% models, tailored and belted effects, made of excellent Smyrna Rugs, size 26x30, Serge Suiting, all wool and fl o > quality poplin, these are regular 31850 value—Anniver- 17 50 mottled effects with poster inches wide, in_black, navy, -| Anniversary Specials sary pmice ......... cobfads. B o designs, value $1.59 at........ $1.19 | Copenhagen, brown, green, 5 Congoleum Rugs, sizo 6x9 feet met and, cardipal, resulas In Hosiery - $1.15 for bedroom, dining room or > itchen—Anni i Serge Suiting, 59 inches wide, kitchen—Anniversary price = $3.25 | Sronged and shrunk, in biack, Seamless Brussels Rugs, size sreen 9xiz feet, in handsome new bt B 230 S, St So puvier; value at ... diming room or chamber. value a $15.59—Anniversary price -..$17.50, | Blafk and Wnite ‘Checked Rug. Border, 36 inches wide— o A i we sises oF Whomen's Black Silk Hosiery, Anniversary price a yard.... checks, regular $1.50 value at $1.30 | tne well-known -Ipswich” Cork Linoleum for Kitchen, All-wool Suiting, 56 inches make, regular 50c value at... dining room, bedroom or hall, wide, excellent guality, in Women's “Gold Stripe” Silk value 85c—Anniversary price gray, brown and blue, regular Hosiery, Diack, white and a yard .. < colors, regular §1.16 value at. Infants’ Silk Heel and Toe Cashmere Hoslery, black and white, regular 29¢ value at... -24c Women's Silk Lisle Hoslery in black, gauze weight, regular 29c vatue at......... ... 24 Women's Silk Boot Hosiery, in black, regular 29c.value. at - 24c 440 Sde Two Very Special- MILLINERY Do sses.,. ‘Women’s and Misses’ Untrimmed Fine Hemp Hats, in black $1.95 and all the fashionable colorings, these are regular $1.39 shapes—Anniversary price .. Women’s Trimmed Dress Hats, in some of the newest and most stylish ¢ scgson’s shapes, these are regular $2.95 valug—ARniversary price -.......... $1.79 Anmvenary Specials " In Kitchenware CEDAR OIL POLISH We have sold all kinds of Polish for Floor and Furniture—but noth- ing that was superior to the fol- lowing— Hayden's Cedar Oil, 4-ounce bot- tle, 9c; pint can 23c. Ruby Gloss Polish, extra quality refined, 8-ounce bottle, 23¢; 16. gunce 'bottle, 450; 32-ounce bottle, . SQUARE BATH ROOM MIRRORS White Enameled $x10-inch Mirrors, regular 65c at 9x12-inch Mirrors, regular 80 at 831ox14-lm:h Mirrors, regular $8c at c. 10x18-inch - Mirrors, regular $1.40 at $1.25. Crepe Paper Towels, 11%x16 sheet, 150_ to a roll, regular 20c a ;;.gg_spu.-l at 25c or 5 rolls for - fOILET PAPER Pongee Soft Crepe, 10c a roll— Special 3_rolls for 216. LARGE WASTE PAPER BASKETS Wicker Baskets, with ' side handles, regular price 80c at 65c. CHOPPING BOWLS First quality—selected wood— 11 inches, regular 12c at 8c¢ 13 inches, regular 19c at 16c 15 inches, regula? 25c at 210 SHOE POLISHES 10c can 2 in 1 Tan Polish, 9. 10c can 2 in 1-Black Polish, 8c. 10c can Shirola Black Polish, 7c. Aluminum Ple Plates, regular 19c at 12c, .Aluminum Pie Plates, regular %c at 15c. Helseys’ Colonial Syrup Pitcher, removable top, regular 50c at 3%e. Glass Bathroom Shelves, complete with nickeled brackets and screws— 18-inch Shelf—Special at 50c 24-inch Sheif—Special -at- 69 SOAP SPECIALS for Opening Day Only-— Saturday, March 24th No C. O. D. or Phone Orders accepted. Limited amount to a customer. Sunx)(ond‘v Soap, 8o a bar, 7 for Borax Laundry, Soap; "So a bar, 7 for 25c. YA, ‘Borax " Chlnl»u.th- bést . ever made by the 20-Mule-Team peo- ple, 25¢ a box at 21e. (Kitchenware Department) The Holiness Mission meets at the Gospel Mission, meetings held morning, afternoon and evens in the Steiner building. At the Christian Science Meadi Room in the Thayer bullding the su Ject Tor study -wiil be Matter. At the Broadway Congregation churgh the pastor will preach in I morning and conduct the & o'clod service. At Grace Memorial church the will be preaching morning and eve: ing by the pastor, and Sunday sch: at moon. At the Fitchville Baptist ohurch the- morning A. A. McCaskill w preach. His topic will be The Vietod of Faith. At the Sheltering Arms the Sun afternoon_service will be in charge Rev. A. W. Burdon and cholr of ¥ erated church, Greeneville, At the First Culg:.qnmn.l chure} Rev. George H. Bwing, pastor, t morning_topic will be The One Thir The Y. P. 8. C. E. meets at 6.30, & the topic will be Temperance. - | At the Spiritual Academy, street, Dr. Richmond L. Bishop & Boston, lecturer and medium, Wi speak and will give psychical demois strations morning and evening. At Trinity Episcopal church th will_be holy communion at 9.30 morning_prayer and sermon at ! : a. m. ‘' In the evening there will § prayér and address at 7.30 o/cloai services in W. C. T. U. hall, 3 Sii tucket street. There will be B study - Sunday - morning. The ton will be The Overthrow of the ,Fir Dominion. 3 The ‘Associated Bible Students xg At Qrace church, Yantic, Rev. & W. Areson, rector, there will B morning prayer and sermon, servies at 10.46. Sunday school will me noon and there will be evening prayi and sermon. At the Norwich Town M. E. churcll Rev. Edward P. Phreaner, pastoll there will be morming sermon _anll Sunday school subjects will be . nary. The evening topic will I Holding Fast. At St. Andrew’s Episcopal churall Rev. F. J. Bohanan, rector, ther be morning prayer and serm 1030 o'clock, a session of the S school at noon and evening pravil and sermon at 7.80 o'clock At Christ church there will be hol communion at 9.80 o'clock, mor prayer and sermon by the 10.30 o'clock, and a session Sunday school at noon. Th evening prayer and addre o'clock. At the Church of the Good She herd, Universalist, Rev. Jose Cobt, will preach on the subject For the Spirit. Thers will be Sunda school at noon, and the topic for the Y. P. C. U. service will be Cl Growth. At the McKinley Avenue A. Zion. church, Rev. E. Gegrge pastor, there will be a morning & 4 Sunday school at noon and a servicl in the evening. The eveninz will be Divine Passession. The Uniok Lyceum will meet in the afternoon & usual, At Mt. Calvary Baptist church Benjamin W Williams, pa preach. There 1 be Sunda at noon, and meeting t P. U. at 6.30 o'clock. The topic will be What to Pray For the evening topic, Dry Bones in ¢ Valley. At the Taftville Congregatio church in the morning there ] Lenten sermon on The Church Antiquity and Defense. In the e inz thera will be a Lenten add The Penitential Psalms—Psalm There will be special music unde direction of Miss Whittl Yy At the Greeneville Congregat church, Sunday morning, will preach on Ths Moral of an Obligation. The Sunda | meets at 12 o'clock the usiial Young People’s service wil 5 p. m. On Thursday eve usual mid-week service ‘will | ducted. At Park Congregational .« there will be preaching I at 430 in_the afternoon * tor, Rev. 8. H. Howe. The topic will be An Unnatural Pro At the vesper service i be The Door to the Sheepfs in the evening there w people’s servic At the Second Congregation there will be mornin sermon for the childre be Sunday school and Men’s class at noon the young people be an evening se | The pastor, Rev. H. 3 lDredch morning and ev | At Trinity Methodi church, Rev. F. | the morning st Provincialism. E session will be held at ! Men's Bible class will noon for the study of ré jects. At 6.30 o'cloek t League will meet, and t an ‘evening service. The be The Growing Life. At ths Federated church, thur W. Burdon, pafitor, th a morning service with serr pastor. Tho topic will be Our tion to Each Other. There Sunday schgol at noon, mee Junior C. E. society at 2 a meeting of ths Christiar at 6.30. The evening service with the usual service of lowed by a short sermon b; | tor. | At the First Bapti George Henry Strow Evangelist Linden will rea the services, this being the of the campaign. The will. be Hearing God's Vo will be Sunday school at | the afternoon Ewvangelist Li | preach on Booze, Hell’'s Populator Family Destroyer. At 6.30 | B. Y.'P. U. will meet and Mr will ghve the last message t young people. The evening will be Prepare to Mest TPy Ged At the Central Baptist church, pastor, Rev. Joel B. Slocum will preach at both hg morning on A Pastor’s Prayer for Pn‘h, in the ening on, The C of the Gespel. (his farewsll ssrmaon. pastor of the Central church) ception of new members and mm jon following the morning sermon, T Sunday school and the Cily Class for Men (the latter led by Slocum) at noon. The young peoy meeting, at 6.30 p. m., wil be led Miss Bessio A. Grimgps. &