1‘ mode Vlso 10 other styles prices from, 33. (VII) to $35. 00.
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bitty "Ping Pong?" lluv 9' you a cot? It not look at our Spec-a
‘ sud compare it with the o rdinnry. V33 Oil sot.
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North Mold and [inn Siren“.
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Infiib’eiifihmm
I only when they hove caused disaster.
I some with your body. What
V spot? Whorois' it? You or our doctor
howthul!
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show: mm'ey’u'i thud much us. do
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faultless. Edward Iiertto'n Mnuvllie
was the accompanist. :
Mrs. Katherine Fisk, of Chicago, who
is always in perfect tone’ and is a uni—
versui favorite with Norwlk people.
thoroughly sustained her {world- wide
reputation as a 'eonmuo soloist. Mrs.
Fisk graciously Acknowledged the up-
pluhse mat greeted her appearance. and
hinted that it Was a plea‘s'ure to sing be-
; love '90 "I'i'fl'l'flé snlaudlonos. The first
number Ivan The. '1?er Grenndlorsk by
pend to the lnevltnblo encore.
second program number was Robin‘
ers.
Mrs. risk' 9 uccoml‘lnhlutfl’
Rid versatile Matt Weller. 0 Bridge-
po won it. memo from his '11
lIei‘I‘ls Trish-c ‘Att‘ythil'lg‘ El
Like? and for do encore he re ere'd
. Sli’e Edition The seoond program idiom
. her win You ooqu‘IHme‘I NdIIIII. IIIAI‘
, urtaI‘ns
All did us an enrol-9‘ the singer tddked‘
on‘ an additional verse: mid I'the‘ nudl~
once wds loath to allow him to depart
nre departmen or Che 0in or Nora
wall; tin its“ line" opp cranes. and then
told of the props trip Chief “Eh
nee‘r PrdIvitt and , ‘
England nits rower 'ksl Al mu noun
he summon‘od Chief Prolvitt to t 9
platform; dud he enters druid mum
applause in blind ‘
Chief.‘ The M yo:- prose 9d - -
iul timely; to w VWoo‘lIIriIBJY due” the
IIIVcdosfi of in god'slon; ‘
some gem brill '
.99 soon us lié had rec
surprise. mid liabnily
e 9 III .-he retired
Thomas F. numb,
incest the entertain IT. 8‘
" , hd‘AM.‘an
«some 9
d' blow 1th his fist shuttering“ tho
right W Witt 9V6In‘t"6'!-‘ Militi-
Cbuncll Chamber... where the city bill-
‘p'arty. headed by the bit
has and on ting himself bad] 99 tiles ' "
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‘I ~ ' North avenue and Main street and at
' {Ith'3
mdyb‘r the blind
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Y't'he en-o VNorwnlk May
on th'q back are the words: ‘Chlel
Norwuék. Conn. Eire Department" I
W I: one r‘i«l.with
Ibeflln n’o'u' or ill?! departmeutb
Mayor Ixtoh' one the coon/clinch. And
the quoted or the deps‘mnent. _‘includ-"
orbb bit
ml t b d. Wimp“
or HI I
li‘bnlgdf thewHMbl Not all! .‘to the
bible were invited to nisk‘é an inspec-
tibn or the different companies. The
niayor and council holiday:
nvitation. and ithe‘ , Ollie '3
'. mutants *‘to
t e headquarters of the Vll'ire Police As
o: the compel es wis inipected
e' cosmonaut nil I,
be inspected was ling» oa
Pioneer Hopi: and dd'er
9nd lastly Phoenix Engine Com-
‘ ‘At ouch ‘V‘% the several inspec-
fim‘ still: out; féllvlt us
'hes. A the c6bIbIIn’ités bei g"
spouted. should “it: lhm...tbb kins
"11'
cm s tsrntaroh was in
Ribs: iii no. II ed
1in where leaye wss tak3h.
c
Dr.
iv L .w
Schubert. and she Was ohiized. to rein-
The 1’"
Adult, 'and Inn encore rolowed this ndm’s' .
I her. much to the delight of her health
Miss sallw Sherwood Beds was ' = “31
won them Milli! Ni'u'o ’Ard‘eiie Bowls
Mai". and our nfilth
‘eii‘
Ie‘ctory
I Nilpc Dimlttls in C ........
'I‘OW'!
. match the sec:
tool's The
the non on tho boyhood of David, top
Ii‘If‘TiI‘ikik Whitman}: ” “the bus
torsiii bi 59m dis who
.06 'th'et'f u 1‘9}!l i9 carnal"? anti tii'Fiiy 'ii'l
conned o w tto II n s pollen.
Mi ammo? is' on h 9“; My 3.“ victim
'I ll. 9.. ," I.» wor I Lon Io
{mm 3 M969 Indium
mulliot',‘”1‘rdbtio&i “common. ’ At
$9 genial:
-'llr9t‘ “donned In“ the
'os boomcmist lth‘IiI Commerce; " to
“Christ and the‘ babbling Mun. " A!
to his present. Thevévenini: pI‘éludo
3'66 i‘l‘be on “Volcadio‘ drrors‘” new.
ro
Rigid convih nmdnt'h
mm It
bell vVIIIVsrs'VI li'leliitVldI‘Is to be
bit bullion ”roll lgi n no
loll nsi’w Ili'aod'.‘ glen
clubs that
tics! until/Icy mould “hurt I
I'mun' both soul dud b’ody
i shduld comic to society
”the hillvidiiuii‘ ‘
I' "‘ 'MUBIOA'L VES'PERB'."‘ ._ =‘
The IgoV
Con'zreqat obaI- VV
mdr‘nVIubs‘r will" be “:1
Duty. l a Non . t "”
se dohil s'é'rr‘honm on [lyre erIIl lmbje‘ct
of prayer. The 6:0” Ion at the
{“Prayer
Men's Chrls‘tlan in Iiiry
will b: “Phillips B ‘ 6ka It
opens wit on d rose by r. Abili-
thin" 'Bl'lihclji'a'rd. "6 A'Fl bled huM'IIin MIMI!
especially those who have " '
connotations. At Vespers,
oi‘bert I): 'llbdlrddn. org'un
“will be digit? The: Vog-
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Address by Mr. Stroym on "Worry.”
QuurIeb—“Thc MellowIEye ls Gliding";
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CIT JOSEPH'S CHURCH NOTES.
The “Silver .lulIilee”I Donation for
' zhe holy Father l.do‘l(ll‘l.. in honor or
tho (Wenty dith anniversary of his ac-
eesslon to the Sovereign Poutiflcate of
the Catholic Chulch will be taken up
. tomorrow the forth “of Pentgobit In
it.- .i'osepi's' mid in ”all the. churches
of the Diocese oi‘ lidrtiord
I.’,[:he “Holy Name," sonny," compos-
Id of most of the. men of the parish.
"viii receive Holy Communion in a
body in the 8 o‘clock mass tomorrow;
The middle aisle of the church will
be exclusively reserved for the the
celery.
Rev. Dr: Muber bontlnues to muke
his annual natural visitation every
conning week Ivlll
visit all the h 9': his parishi'dnors
Iouih‘ of Washington eII‘cet‘ I
. All the do'tnlis' of the program of
' music sermons and ceremonies for the
wand anniversary celebration of June
tst are nearly completed; and much
enthusiasm is displayed by the mom
bars or the parish regarding the so and
till collection to be made on the oc- M60:-
rniiion ior‘the building or the new
314'
I
one: VcHuscII Mbsl‘c.
Whitsun D's 7959th 19:939.
Ioceseiohnlwbrlymn 133. .Hnrvey
W Idem: Veritioies ....... ..... Tunis“
Magnificent: in C' ........... '. Gndsliy
Gadsby
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0 rtory—Lovely Appear.
R99Vesslonnl—wliymn 880.
, . . . . ............ French MI Vody
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M «c IN THE runs-r cnosq .
flush: at the First Church. tumor}
Morning prelude. Postoi'alé
from 2d Symphony. Wider; authe'rhs,
f‘li'dvely, Appear. " Gounod; 'duet téiio'r
And bass, “My Faith Looks u to
Tithe " Schnecker,‘ contralto 90 y;
thisiWniers of Babylon" (renus Adi
it» ‘B flat. Spohr: ofiertory. 2
turns Spinney: unlhcms. “N
bifwuh U533 Brewer; “0.
lo.” Buck; bass solo Iv Iii
(lilies-- Jordan; postludc. Pré ude End
Firéuo in C. Bach. -
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. , V
St. Paul‘s Church, Whitsun my
P essionul.133:Kyrlo.Glorlo'-I‘ib
Til For
l Dries on (‘lIrlstisuIt
illciple of Pied" ‘
Ity I‘I‘M‘hé hhildl’b '8 talk will lid
smvlce‘l’tev MI. Duncan.
union and nonunion rhodium Invited
moon's nor on are- especially,
lotion: or man to.
lit tireISouth Norwulk‘
Ii” tenancy
hic'n Ils("t'hc.
Vub at noon
he
I Rubinstein 3 I1
'QI'InItet--“i Heard the Voice of Johns“
lomhdred years 9.36. n.
”II-#377 ........ I. ......... Dykos I
'Glinnod ‘
count or Arden.
“side of u preciplt
Howell; postlnde Marchc Solen’ne e.‘ thi-
I Brdweter. Evening prelude Rollin hit
yourseIQFII' cse en 9 V'I'I'd
thud! " 95's goes film" m.
if his explamslwhya jdg‘iui of.
39mm :9 idleness KIILIIII
is MM!) more. in practicui
results than n 'whoie drug
store of other remedies.
queer, and ail-rch'mnic or
the oupye. I Non driukjt
Iliirflpfarfi. The Wyn,
FVr‘c'a '34» m‘ its 'SI.‘ , New York; or
_R. H. PLAI'STED. AGENT, ‘
‘ ; .53 .VIIIIIIIIIIVIIIVII sired
lied“. The sit'bject assigned for the
do} is Phillips Iirdok's' Tho
lanchnril,‘ Surirln, my 25 the sub-
Ject ‘is to be Roll Ion hnd Patriotism
with an address by George H. Ves-
burgh Esq: iAli are cordially invited
to VVtVlIese meetings. '
FIIIIIII'ea‘n Trip iicuuiwd
Continuedih‘bm First Page.
.......,..
“We drove through the streets of GI.
- brnimr a towu of about twenty tlmus‘
and people a motley conglomerution
of English. Syn 1‘61}th uud
Moors. with u up n ling' o 6tllcr n9.
lionnlltles' rind race
thin or s and III‘I.’ muny’ hood
hell hem; and lily shade): or com-
plo’xloii'. 89ch tpo eyes of westerners
I nd unit endg. III musings
As I p
iru‘l kg?" ' .
Engus occupants at VQier'ultnr nor
the Sn bin“ . their pw'h‘ ouut'ry
Y .t?
lté grout rocl‘I 6-1)"? both
the neutra'lgro "' firmz‘ud' 'ngd the 99' .I’lInIi
with the (crime lions‘up the *face of
we rock nor it height or «:1 thousand
test moire the place impregfl‘able, so
mix 99 n silflldi‘emi gairr'ls'on elm be
supplied w hi'provileIns water and
nmmrmluon “’i‘ 9British command
uni. permitted us‘to Wall; or ruthor
cilinb Iup through tho nails and chum
held run through the solid rock out or
which opened the“ batteries hundreds
of feet above the sen: Through the
port holes tuning invarrIious directions
we 'ebuld'see the ‘wuter and the land
for below ‘us. bverawhich‘” no force
could units when" the great guns, whose
noses inst polls through to the face of
the rock ore brought into notion. II
in ‘u commundin not In om a military
and naval point r view. Around ii
for centuries homes Imminuzht. The
(lr'oelrs and Cmthuginlnus are suppos
ed to have contended about it. III the
eighth century ltIIy In the bonds of
the Solomon. no pm it was wrest.
Ii by them for
rice later took
The Spuulmds
105;. it to the
captured it from t
ngbin recovered i .
[in held ‘
' bin‘c'd iorc'e
hand English laiddseix'e to the
l’rocozisioual .Hurmv'ey
Vsnite: in (l ................. ' . Jones
'l‘d Deum. in II lint .......... 'Stdiner
.lublldte. in F .I. ........... Aldrich V 1.. iii
gmguigg ........... , ...... 9999: Wu“: $931933“;
Illertorr-‘Lome Holy ('lh'o'st' 'WIiri'cn' ”‘3'“ (E533 I £93910“!!th rec 9r
Recebiiionul'i-Hymh 376 Watson m" h an“ 1° hing h" n
ev. Iii enorto. A continuous 'bom-
hai‘dnio t of eight months I'r'ou'l fund
“'66“ Gr Artillery threatened
tun tur'v‘ntio'n bribe ‘Brl us .
with ow! I‘Vi‘i ,, di
Iii?
Er I as
Mbditerrnhean to Algiers u
4.13, oriental city I the extreme north
around ruse. l.
ré up to
hill.
circular buy from to
fortress BVE‘VD _
level corn
building)! fit her? in th
(1 on the whnrvos Maud nlong then.
«its
bol lulu dv. T
on part of the city were so crowded
thht drIvIJVIgM faster than o. walk was
him“
ndy,
drab“
I)?!“ (it ’
.isi largely but or 0 rs, burners s aving
their custo ers
otdyr, icr' cscgusemltui'»
I The Only' rational cure for "I
ConsumptIop Brights Dis— ~ '
:ieuse, Rheumatism, Caturrln
lood disorderfit . it strikes zVII ‘ '
[ladinfjblidrobthller Co. ..
'in'tl'o- '
I gnctoxy address will be given by A
Varie zot‘ed clo- ‘ '
. to have been built. some or them, {our
, excavated part: of" the. teInple of Luxor
stands under streets bI‘IlltI up With‘
' '. churches and other buildings Across
Aan ndcient ,
999, nu‘e be
lift light
b
, robs. Maltese »' :
slut Jo!“ pr'c'vuilcd hutgeople 3W
‘ he streets and
WX‘SH'
.. hr 3
A Wash Silk oi French
{I I.", ’A
AT4
..
Si‘ilr' manufactured.
the 'color combinations, gray.
and pink I ‘
Liberty Silk of Mousseline.
BLE SILKS
For warm erx..wsIsts of Washable Silk append
to mp§t women. HIM mm: and cool, but more dressy
than a cotton waist: lndl‘jlflt as easily kept fresh looipng.
Here are three desirable kinds. .I
,1.
CW',‘ J «.9
9 Vols. ""' I
manufacture, with a fine cot-
'I ton warp. and pure silk idling. I .In plain 91nd IIVI'ceJ'onrk I '
stripes, and all in pretty. light colors.
5 do;
The best duality of Corded Wbsh Silks; very lustrous
in appearance, and“ in a wide varif‘ty of colors. The Roman
stripes are particyiafly pIcasing, there are also some ox—
colont effects in gray. and in white and black.
.. AT15V0 c'ts. ‘l "s l
Striped Habutai. all pure silk, and the best W'ash
It comes in fine and medium stripes.
medium blue. laVchnd'e'r, rose.
Rum; ,_ ’ ;
Fashion orders that no street toilette 15 complete with-
out the addition of one of those large. fluffy Ruff's of
women who love elegant
things will be attracted by the, new one just received
The new Eton Collars are at the same Section.
most fetching Collar‘ For a pretty nook ever made Ask to
V see them. "
The
V, V mpmen' s Linen Handkercluefs hemstitched and em-
broxdered for 13 cts, 2 Vfor 25 cts.- These are guaranteed to
be pur'e linen. and are' exceptionally nealt' and pretty ' '
III. ll
The most particular man
FOR MEN.
in town must ce‘ttain'l'y find
grout value' In the line of Colo red Shirts We shall place on
sale Saturday. They are of two sorts.
Madras with two collars to match the other of Metapa-
'lan Cleth culls to match with vvhich white collars are to
Cite of striped
be worn. Both Vstylcs are 39 cts each. For Saturday only.
Men's Stock; iii line woven Oxford Cloth, both In White
5an colors for 50 ct’s". each
M'e'n‘ s fine medium weight Underwear, beth Shirts and
Drawers, in either white or gray. extra value, 59 cts
THE D. M READ COMPANY
Bridgeport. Conn; "I
I
”II
three days‘ soil from there brought us
to Alexandria. only four hours 'rlde by
rail to our destination Cairo No no-
tlon oi' the life and sights of Egypt. the I
loud of Pharaoh and Moses the oldest
of all civilizations. can be given in a
brief space.
Memphis, the oldest clty known to his-
enthusiasm but not his good dedgmcnt
We climbed to the top of the great. pyr-
amid. tour hundred and eighty feet.
, and (allowed the tourists”. brecedent of
having our pictures taken on camel—-
back, with thefipbinx, on'o' it'dndred and
‘ seventy-two feet long and titty-six feetg
high. he 9 background. we went five
hundred miles up the. Nile. partly by;
b‘oI'It' and partly by ‘ roll temples.§
tombs, pyramids and obelisks.’ ‘I'mcovcl- .
ad from where they had been buried In I
the processes of tune for tens of cen- i
turies', their inscriptions showing them .
Vthodsand years before the: birth of
Christ stood. in imposing ruin. The
shows whetextlvs Iooveredgepart still
the river from Illixor. from 9' bill top
‘desert, we 5an the co'nrsé ‘ot‘ the
‘VI .qu
'gypt We spent a week at
citing 'the ruins or iii nineti‘
healthful architecture, iii the bar d the I
polls on Mars Hill. 1‘ hell by boat
'ii' rdenelles a "
“ ‘e was held captive b ght
in!“ beautiful Himz‘ili‘ n’ bonito]
We visited the gm: oriposing military ceremonies the
"I had been performed.
3 ‘ turi'ngfit} gIVrIipap,e
*
“5!...
'ISERVICES 'AIT ROSECRAN’S GFiVAVE
—-—--—
'IBody of the Distinguished General
Reinterrcd in A'rlththVon Cemetery.
WASHINGTONI' May iT-With im-
re
mains of Major General William
tory or mythology. With the tourists' ;Stnrke Rosecrans today were rointh-
IchI in ArlingtOu cemetery under the
direction of the So icty of the Army
'of the Cumberland. he services were
presided ov~et by Spenser Henderson
of the house oi! representatives Pres
.idont Roosevelt IIiémbers of his cub-
Flnet. senators (Ind representatives and
In About of friends including many of
his old army associates, Were present.
The body wns borne to the grave. on n
Ionisnon.’1‘be funeral escort compris
ed detachments from theocngineers
Marine corps field artillery and cat/a]
,I‘.Iy all under command of Lieutenant
Colonel Eugene I). Dimmick of the.
Second United States Cavalry Fol
lowing them onmropresentatives of
various military orders and societies.
Amqugs the honorary pail benrers
Were; Generals» Wigs s}, bodeld, Cor-
b‘ln. Baird Wilson; Gillespie and Vin-
cent.
Alter the openln address oi. Speck-
or Henderson, in waged be outlined the
military career of cherol 'Roseornhs
and dwelt upon his acrylces render‘ed'
the United States. as minister of Mex-
loo. as member of co'dg'IVess as re gis
mu 0! the treasury find" as engineer
he closed by exidllingiohe‘ dead [nuns
private character whlclf had end‘e‘ai‘ed
lhim to all who come in contact with
him.‘ At the cohel'usion of Speaker
Henderson‘s rems Ike. the quartette
choir of St. l’ati'i‘ch' s Cutholic Church
sank "Ijeod Kindly Light" after
‘hrhich inef mldrcsecs were made by
PoesIdent Roosevelt Senator Foraker
an'd Repl‘es‘enthtlves licpbilrn.I Qro's
Iv odor and Gardiner
The exercises at the pavilion over
I the co‘rtég'o moved slowly. to the grove
where the commitment service was
lead by Dr. Siaflord closing with
“Nearer. My God to Them"; by the
qua'r't'e to. Tape were sdunded, i'o'll'ow
ed by salvd’ tnrtillery and the lust
sad rites over 9 distinguished Soldier
w
GOING .TO "STAMFORD.
gupeet'od Removal of V'o'le and Towns]
Manufacturing Co; New Assured.
A5 notice was pofii’c‘il' i ii "Israhlord
works of the This :8 Town Manufac-
nights '
nuns ounrreling about um '
, 310%le if“ my ti _
quarrel aboutitha he
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