N I d (I L.
Mil mall? spenetory'g'oazter-
my“ ew York. .
W W
cm of l lace, Nor-
, of pump.
' ‘i'lmpmvea.
' ’ Oops ~ 01111011.",
’ei Club of Not-
‘ ncI Mopday.oven-
.w.11. Hull? Wall street.
Mr W 0. Evans
bloatgomery. of Nor-
Sta visitors In New York yes-
jib Crouch. of mount Hermon
IIIIJY M. C. A. meet-
,I' “ll‘mn. All are cor
.I—Sfi ' Mamas Muslin Under
4”... " ' g ,ANIght Dresses,
W. Smith em a.
Willi)! .
“11m
Nagy E- Cole.“ . ,
t avenue. will be old from St
Mich. Sunday aftér’not‘ln 1t
interment will be in s
tel-y.
HWI
. t—‘B III pail Lard, 60o, at Hayes'.
”‘11 at of Catholic Union
,MW gin?“- Columbus.- snd the
gociety will a bend com-
taunyImI at Mary's Ch rch. In a
bod-v Snoopy morning, at the 7 0 Hook
mIsI.
tMaImb’uniemi
111' may: amb'
"merit commit-
eats for the
* i’irl'cfi‘ ll btheidt at
th ftnor , rF'rldlry lng, ay 1st
. $3; Wham y EWIMo oIJ
hestra.o
Bridgeport. will furnish $111k. , .
‘im. William innate so In of West
finide. Nairwalk, has been chosen
» . _';‘ or - Minimums Circle.
alk Con-
" nldf
Ing Miss
'l'lwho has r-eslgn
“gm Youngs ,Dcrblek. O Brien.
Mrs. 3.11. Baker have Mdo;
nmain at the “boot u
only throndfit‘ ’~tbe no:
I. and while the regular
nobbe malntal ad'xduring
they will tak ‘plplls to
.W; W H. Marigold,
we to South
They
.. Wenlng, In the Sun-
:3." ' Ollicers for the en~
be ch
re who
mist“ forfeited by the
"" willaha.
tl‘l
, lude. Andamino. Thomas: quartet,
rIInd E. D. Nqiies. of
"felt! Island. simian“
.W
_ hymn‘ ,118. ”
' . tiled annual meeting of the
' ‘ Slut. Sunday school will 3.
e.
.'- '83 rved dur pg
flat year have already been pre-
II to have been? I 'gImc of
. what-eon». «smut.
' vIonIII Peundry and
£011an I-Wloudllry One of
lled’ otoam
. _.th0)'¢ ("d Ml
Iuth Norwallt t‘reinonIl '3
1M?
r. on
will I).
:m‘ibih find
new
‘ - Wot several
MW the ham music
to be more slam“
WWI-cone. .
the Rev l’aul'lloore
k on "The Eastlr
pIrs on “The Eastbr
numbers of the Sunday
1. at both ses-
‘ In the mailing!
ltrsyer- will _
Hope " Ind I
Joy.‘ Tho?
school
‘ sions. Ibdgbiqy‘n the morning. when l, .
little chilled, will be baptised. 1A
voluntary like “for the work of our
risen Lord will: he nasty-d as some
Igratitude In India
The special mu
It. will be: longing. Organ prelude.
Festival Prolado'mlugk; quartet, Mag
nllicat in“? WI Parker; Offertory In
1“. Trust quartet. Christ Olill Pass-
over."_ Schilling; 'Ito. solo, it aster
Dawn."
C.- Davis.
Vespers. 1:30 p. m., Pre-
{'An
It Began to Dawn." Buck; oifcrtory.
Idylle,.DethIorr soprano solo. “Hosan-
na," Granier; quartet. "The Strife Is
O'er." Mendelssohn; organ postludc,
"Triumphal March." Brewer.
Trinity Church.
Morning: Processional
ls Oer, Palestrina; Introit, Christ our
Passover, Hodges, Kyrie. Eyre: Gloria
lei. Eyre. Laus Tibl, Eyre; (‘redo..‘
Eyre; Officeflymn. Jesus Lites, Gaunt-
lett; oust-tom As It Began to Dawn.
«Foster: Sursum Cords Eyre; Sanctua,‘
yrs: A's-11s Del, lilyrI: Gloria In 3x-
"Mg-ems Isyre; Nun's Dimlttls Tonus Re-
n-‘Ihius Raoustonal. The Day of Resur
‘vrection. Marti tin =
Evening: Processional, The Strife in
O‘er, Palestrina: Verslcies Festal, Tal-
III: Psaltor. Proper Psalms; Magnifi-
cai. Fapingz,l\unc Ulmittls, Falling:
”them; They have. Talon Away My
rdl‘StaInorI Hymn. Christ, the lord.
s Risen Again; Offertory Awake up
Glory, Barnby; Recessionnl Jesus
Christ is Risen Today.
Services tomorrow will begin with a
celebration of the .Holy Communion at
6:80p. m., .boy' choir and the Friday
evening choir. ,will render the music.
with Mrs. Manvilie at the organ; 8
o'clock morning prayer will be said.
followed by Holy Communion; sermon
Ind Holy Communion. at II a. m.:
3:110 p," 111.. Sunday school will hold its
Easter? chortlii services: 'I: 30. full chor-
al service, special Easter music. and
sermon.
Nome-1k Methodist Esimpsi Church.
10: 30 a. m—Subjoct of sermon.
“Jesus frovesm His Own Resurrection":
,orgsa- prelude“?n urge.“ Handel:
“$231100 , dossier: solo
r.ano aster 'Wood-
Miss Edna ,Stum'pf; offertory solo
fore: in. ”Wade," Wienawaki op.
17 8%; Tilpler: hymn.‘ 'The Lord is
C'fa;rlr‘ hymn. “Resurrection
" Mason;antl1em.“l Know That
My ,Redeamer Liveth. " Pattison; hymn
“.Crow,n Him 10rd of All.“ IloI‘denr:
plied-“Ids. .‘LPostlnde In (1 manr.'
l he
for
11113.8
’l tp.11) m.—Sublect of. sermon,
.oftheflsaurrec on" organ pro-
lud ,T,Hnw. 3aoellent‘l‘ blame." from
Do‘ Handel; sn‘t em.- “Cantata
ido ‘lll D.” S. P. Warion: Gloria
”Pa I Millard; hymn -"0s His Head
W e litany Crowns," Elvoy: anthem.
“g is Praises Unto the Lord." Mar-
att' oifoNory solo for violin. “An
datlle Deligioso." Thoma Mr Tripler;
solarium bass. “The Resurrection."
SW30 Benedict: hymn. “Christ.
King and Creator, " Kingsley: anthem.
.ZIiumpb Anthem.“ Holden;
by "Crown the Saviour.LHasi.ingu
or 3
a
postlude, “Grand 2.11,er
The choir: Mrs. us Stump!
MI Miss Anni! Stub, oontraito;
Chester H. Benedict balsa; H. P.
Price, tenor and diroirtor. 1.. E. Trip
ler solo violinist. C. 13,-. Ives. organist
hiorn "Illa-trafg’nttan I'lltlo
scan Prelude. Easter“
eilj‘n' Haiilgw prooessIo '1 .ym
III.
The Strife Is 'O'er” Slim -
rolt. 'Christ Our Possum:
rey: Kyrie in C FosterS mall‘s
In 1 flat Anon.: Cre .io C Roller];
the High Feast
immory. “Break
may." i by
“gm
tut-.361 Inc
i
Slug
t. is Risen Iy." Woriann'r
Insist. quot}.
BellI of a137.02,?”th “I
" non;
recess onal hymn 118, “‘At the Lamb's
High Feast," Prey.
Mrs. 0] limit. Organist; R.
K. Pooley. cholrma:ter.
.lflgli Col 101131023}. 111.! Pro
a m. Palestrfna:
trclt Cindi}: 0111' Passov (locum
rie Eloisa of: Martin; 0 rtory.All‘en
Idealism-1M; Hermann
Cords. Ancient Plainsong: Sanctns In
0. am nebula: qmtmmln c.
Ilartin: IAgnus Del. In C, Martin: Glri‘
.. ”1*
ln-'
' ram, PI'Iltcl';
tin: Jubilant
DluIltil, In 0.11%:
lull, (Io Ml“: ll'will‘i
m. ”31 wbl’l‘lli
Woodwardz. Organ Postluue in,
File slurs
"The I
l
i
beams. ~
service, 7: 30 p m., will consist of excr-
clses by the Primary .Depdrtmcut.
songs from. 'Ea'ster Joy"; recitations
‘by several girls; solos,» violin solos and
lllil‘l addIess by the pastor.
' ‘ SI. Mary'I Church.
Mass, 10: lid—Prelude. Offertory for
Paschal 'I‘Ime. Batiste: Processionsi.
Sing the llsttle Sharp and Glorious.
Monk, Sanctuary (‘hoirz Vidi Aquam.
chbe. Sanctuary Choir; Kyrie_ (lio-
Ila. Credo. Mass In C Minor, Traeger;
Regina Co II. . ammersl; Sanctus.
Mass III 0 Inc Traeger; Benedictus.
EIIIIt. Weber: .Agnus Dei, Mass in C
minor, ’l‘raeger'.‘ [weesslonah Queen of
Heaven Rejoice. Sanctuary Choir: Cor-
oristion March, Kretschmer.
'Nespers. 7: 30~Preludo Old Eastel
Melody. Westl Processinnal Christ is
Bison from the Dead; Domln'e ad Adju-
vandum. Mercadante': Dixit Dominus
Mercadante; Hosanna. Granier: Mag-
nificat; Regina Coell. Benedict: 0 Sai-
utaris, Bassim; Iantum Ergo, Begge;
Laudate Domlnum. Gregorian; March
Sonncllc, Kitterer.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
.The following letters remain uncalh
ed for at the following postoflces for
the current week:
George C. Carpenter. Harry I. Cook.
H. Eliansky. Otto Faust. David Frank-
.lin. Louis Hathaway. Miss Sarah Haw-
kin Daniel Millard Mrs. Axel Nor-
ilau eI. Miss Lillian Smith Mrs. Julia
,3. Starr E. E. CROWE. P. M.
For liver troubles and constipation
Theron nothing holler in creation
Than Little unity Risers the famous
little pills
by always cffott a cure and save
doctor bills ,
Little Early. . I?“ are different
from all otharpllls. They do not weak-
en the system. but act Isa .tonlc totbe
*tissues by usin the secretions and
restoring the liver,
ance of itp functions naturally.
ford Pharmacy;
NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT.
WASHINGTONI' April Ila-TM con-
trailer of the treasury department has
issued a call fit the condition of the
national banks at the close of Intel
nose. Thursday, April 9.
——-IJ-—n-—————
’8 flbiney Ind Tar
.o'ncnld no. “Insure. No opiates.
Clif-
II
N. G. Miller, E. C. Lynch. H. Gibson
and William Kilroy. of- Bridgeport.
formed an automobile party to South
Norwalk yesterday and had dinner at
the Hotel Clifford. . '
‘POItlId‘o. Scroll“ march; flenc
Dl'l'. Foster: _
South NorwaIIt—Gcorge B. Burnett..
the full perform- '
\I
nutrliiyc Intract anti isle than 2% pf
I
i
loll by lmuIIII. Prepared by
Anheuser-Basch Brewing Ass’ n
lbw. Ell.
Fk'sH'Ious.
Have you soon the new "point ‘d'em
prit" writing pa er?
Has anybody d covered that the odd
shirtwuist Is not vidshionable?
Ladies do not seem to be waiting for
Easier to bring out their new bonncts.
A novel belt ls made wholly of
chains. a double ’knot of them forming
the clasp.
‘l‘bo- fashion for drop trimmings has
resulted In y novelties one of the
plctti‘est being the tiny pine roue'
(II‘ODS
i‘ guess ev'el’ybody loves violets and
while we are not all ready to wear
the toquos and hats made entirely of
these charming blossoms we like to
see them on others.
The elaboxatc cmbIoltiered effects
uucd for the fronts of sbirt- waists and
the intricate arrangements of the dalnv
1y lace‘lnsertions across the fronts are
towing a general' practice of'openlng
the waist at the back so as not to Inter
fore, with those pretty cffects.
1 notice there are few of the new
neck ruffs whosc ends do not fail
sttalght from the throat, and this Is a
great improvcnient over thoso whose
ruff extended not; only about the throat
but as far down 'thc gown as you had,
money to pay for. The new stoic cnds
are exceedingly becoming end soiling
as though they were an absolute nc-
cessity. like shirtwaists and shoes
i The girl whovmust count her pennlcs
will hesitate mom ten dollars for a
cot'sct which will wear longer but soil
as quickly as a‘ cheap onc. She II more
opt to pay admin for mm. then get a
pretty lace heading and some ribbon
to: decorate it with, producingn dainty
garment which'nsn be replaced many
limos (or'ihc Inrgnr sum; 0! course,
thc shape of the two corners is unlike.
tunnot afford tho best.
Wort—u-
CONGRESSMAN ”CAMPBELL IM-
PR
NEW, YORK. AprilD ll—The condi-
tion of mar Congressman Timothy
Campbel, whb has been ill with pueu
monla.‘ was mewhat Improved today
,He had ralliodJrom the relapse of yes-
tertisy and had slept well last night.
His physicians say that they think the
patient, wltbpyoper care, will continue
to improve. ' .
,
.AFTEBIIIAIGRIPPE—WHATf
Usually a backing cough and a gen-
eral feeling aim-enhance, often leading
to fatal resultsmflet the patient is sup
posed to hate passed the r point
Foleys Honey and 1‘11sz gtfiranteod
to cure the‘ grippc. tough" d make
you strong and» well. - It. never fails to
stop a cough if taken In time. Take no
substitutes. Sold ILPlnfsted's Drill
Store. . 0‘
STRIKERS STILL DISAGREE.
AMSTERDAM April 11.—The dIII
greement betr$een tithétrikers and the
workmcn‘s d ecoce nilttce has re-
sulted in thevsltu'ation of affairs be
coining more threatening. Further
and more stringent military precau
lion's b‘Ivs boon taken Extra troops
have been summoned arm at the least
sign of an olitbreak martial law will
be proclaimed. 1.,
#13911, ,,
to”
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, “a." .A...“ .I.-.1. .. ... .I .
"A . IroltqooLl-‘O'l'll‘llll
,, .-
' . .
I
.s'.‘ * ,ri,r 's'i".
Icoanvbels‘ossdnlso‘ "
but one must sacrifice something If she .
Ill 1
~Hollman. empower of the German 0r-
‘ dialogue ‘
Foley's Kidney Cure
.1111.
film"- ‘41!
kills“! N's
. noun pIImr—O :80 I.
m.. 0 III meeting: .10 o a m., sermon.
“The Resurrection Announcement" , 111
111., Sunday school; 6 p. m., Young Poo
pic's meeting; 7 p. m., Easter cantata
by choir: address, "From Death to
Hie." Special Easter music at the
morning setwl1~.d.-..Mrs Whitnoy. 30v
mono, and 1?, A. ii‘rsoman. violinist, .
will assist the church. choir at boll.
morning and evening Ietvlce.
Knight Shot-t Church. ’1‘. II. Mc-
Connell, pastorrwlllm, appropriate lief,-
mon for Eastsrmazao. Sunday school;
7, Christian Endoavor: 8. Easter 11er
class. ~ .1. . . .
CONGREGATIONAL.
First Congrcgatitmul Church, Gourm-
D. Egbert, pastor-Morulng aorvlco at
10:31], Iiusicr sermon. by the pastor;
Sunday school at l2:l5. special master
Foreign Missionary servlcc: cvoulng
service at 7:30. Illustrated sol-vino,
"The Last Days of. Our Lord's Lift» up-
on Earth." Stersopticon views. Wed-
nesday at 3. monthly meeting of the l..
B. A. Thursday at 7:30. Y. P, S. pt'uycr
meeting. Thursday at 8. church pray-
er service. Address on "The Mothtr
dists," by Rev. W. W, 1‘. Duncan.
BAPTIST. .
South Norwalkdlnptist Church. Rcy.
H. II..Carpenter, pastor—10:30 p. m:—
Easter service. appropriate to the day.
Special sermon and decorations; ob<
loci lesson tochlldrcn; Bible school. 12
m., all welcome: Junior C. 111., i p. m.:
Young People’s Society Christian En-
deavor. v.6:30 p. m., topic. Christ's
’l‘eaching- About Resurrection; lendur,
Mrs. Arthur Alnsworth; Sunday school
concert. 7:30 pm. ,
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church, Van Zandt
street East Norwaik Rev. J. W Davis
pastor—Rev A W. Steers of Seattle.
Wash” will assist the pastor and
preach at both services: Sunday school
at III; Loyal Workers' meeting at 5:115»:
song scrvlcc at 6:45: evening sermon
at 7 “Come than with us and we will
(it) "199 K00“. " ' ‘
OHNISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society.
Norwalk-Rogular Sunday service at
tba"lleading Room. Masonic building.
57 Wall street, at :l' p. m.: testimonial
meeting, Wednesday evening at 8 p. ‘
Ill. both services ihc public In
cordially lnv..Itod llcndlng Room opcn~
to the public each week day front 2 to
5 p. m;
MISSIONS.
South Norwnlk Mission.-Regular
service tomorrow afternoon at 3:”;
o'clock. These meetings are for every-
one to attend. Come anti enjoy tho
at'rvicc. luvc'n'oody wel
GERMAN EVANSELICAL.
(lcrmuu levangcllcal Church Charles
A. lirockmclar. pastor—fiendish Evan-
gelical services every Sunday. Next
Sunday Lenten services at Ll o'clock.
in thc Swedish Congregational Church.
All arc welcome.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St. l’ctcr‘sllermau Evangclicol Lu-
tbcrnu Mission. North Main strcct.
Rev, Kat-l Krctsmann: 84 Henry street.
Stamford. pastor—lllvlno scrviccs,
with preaching, every Sunday cycnlng
”:30.
A GREAT SENSATION.
Thcro was a big sensation in Leos-
ville. ind . when W. H. Brown. of that
plscc. who was expected to die, had
his life saved by Dr. King's New Dis-
covery for Consumption. He writes:
“l endured ihaulferablc agonies from
Asthma but your New Discovery gave
me Immediate rclief and soon thereaf-
ter effected a complete cure. Similar
cures of Consumption. Pneumonia.
Bronchitis and Orin are numerous.
It's thc peerless remedy for all throat
and lung tmllllles. Price 50c and Si ..00
Guaranteed by: I“ ll i-‘axtcr Druggist.
Ti‘ini bottles free
EXCHANGES CLOSED TODAY.
NEW YORK. April 11.—The exchan-
ges hcre with the exception of the pro-
duce exchange, wcre closed today. as
they were yesterday, on account of
Good Friday. The London Stock Ex-
change. following the usual custom.
was closed yesterday and today and
will also observe Easter Monday, not
reopeniug_ until Tuesday.
seesaw-1.!
mo moot but!" salvo In the world.
W‘
may one LANCE snout-:11.
BERLIN. ApriHl-—Emperor.William
met Prof. Delitssch. the assyriologist.
for the first time since his majesty
wrote his recent letter to Admiral Von
Iental Social). inking}! up, profes-
sor’s lecture on the Babylonian origin
of the Blblgnlt a dinner, Chancellor
Von Buelow gave before his departure
for Italy. The professor Is hard of
hearing .I the emperor's part of tho
carried on In a rather
high yolpe. His majesty greeted hill
with: “Well. professor. we have brok-
en a lance together since i. saw you."
“Only one lance, your majesty," res-
ponded the professor referring to the
fact that he had never replied to the
emperor.
null Afr-Mn- violet.
'"' ‘1'“: '1
tea -. distress and ins and tbiturcl'? I
' “3 absolute guffaws like this; ‘9
I been. and are
with Implicit
feline-t- meg:
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tlsiaoopal. Cburoh.‘ .
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mass you
warm.
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NECIBSITV.
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MAKES YOU
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IT'S AIJO A NICllllTY. IUT
NOT AN EXPINSIVI ONI.
Romeo .. ran
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”‘ THE usnvs's. mo Ir auto
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THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
. , who
‘ . initlsposstblothsunwloot
Itlastisoongh. Wewsat youths know .Kodol
tithe only wayou can
A SWEET BREATH
Is a never falling sign of a healthy
stomach. When the breathis bad the
stomach Is out of order. There Is no
rcmedy in the world equal to Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure for curing Indigestion.
dyspepsia, and all stomach disorders.
Mrs. Mary S. Crick. of Wh..e Plains,
Ky, writes: "l have been a dyspeptic
for yours—tried all kinds of remedies.
but continued to grow worse. By the
use of Kodol l began to Improve at
once. and after taking a few imttles.
am fully restored in weight, health and
strength and can eat whatever I like.
Kodol digests what you eat and makes
the stomach sweet. Clifford Pharm-
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ROBBED THE GRAVE.
A staItIlng Incident ls narrated. by
John ()liver of Philadelphia, as fol-
lows: “I was In an awful condition.
My skin was almost yellow. eyes sunk-
cn. tongue coated, pain continually In
back and sides. no appetite, growing,
weaker day by day. Three physicians
had given me up. Then I was advised
to use Electric Bitters; to my great
lay, the first bottle made a decided Im-
provement. 1 continued their use for
three weeks. and am now a well man.
I known they robbed the. grava of In-
otber victim." No one should fail to
try them. Only 50 cents. guaranteed.
at F. H. Baxter's drug store. "
gills Kind You liars
Always Baughi‘
use
n 1010.1"
- "my “are
the
why
Nicola the
with Mame
heard
“go,
with
”Wunmm
1"
duniniélt. "hits.
topoymdmesehcm
inhelpyougcnrsltw
son THE cuss: or
INDIGE'S’I‘ION
DYSPEPSIA
sons scones
TIRED sronacs
mwnsx sronra‘cs
one on mosses
Purses crosses
nesvbus érdu'ilcn
a‘..
or the STOMACH.
Norwalk Chronicler