At the Congregational church on
Sunday morning Rev. William Swain
son gave a discourse of especial merit
appropriate for the beginning of Pas
sion week from the text. “Whom will
ve that I release unto you’ Barbaras
or Jesus which is called Christ?"
Next Sunday. Easter, a good num
ber will unite with the church. Sev
eral children w’ill he christened.
There will he special music, and the
Sacrament of the Ford's Supper will
he observed.
The session of the Dihlp school will
he omitted and at 4 o’clock p. m an
blaster conrert will he given. All are
most heartily invited to attend.
There will he no meetings of the
I.adies’ Aid society until April 16
when they will he resumed in regular
order.
Charles A. Stokes of New Britain
was the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Mary D. Stokes on Sunday..
The Ladies’ Aid society will pre
sent The Old Maid’s Convention, an
amusing farce in Columbia Hall next
Tuesday evening. April 2. Professor
Pinkerton’s Electric Transfomer does
some wonderful things for the old
maids which everyone will want to
Witness. Tickets are selling rapidly
and a full house is expected There
are about thirty characters in the
play.
New Clothes for Easter
Get them early
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( opyriglit Ilart Schaffner & Mar*
yHAT’S an established idea. Every
thing has the new look about this
time; men usually like to be “in it,”
too.
Your Spring Suit- the one we know
you’ll pick out as the best one for you
—is here ready for you to wear. It’s
a Hart Schaffner & Marx suit, of
course; we know you want something
good.
Don’t wait until somebody else has
taken the one you want.
Easter comes March 31st.
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Get ready now in clothes and fur
nishings.
