" lib limeli-
* 0hr Wm
H mm“; 18b is .b—benator
s damperatura oonti ues high.
salt reached 100 II the same
dmgfimaltltude of
t the tem-
not yielded as readily to
%W gives tho”
of .. concern. it
I 'thl‘t li' ‘climax in the
OWN with, the re-
period of deep depres-
«It followed wthdehfll
IIIie the general conditions are
, Isstisfactory than they were at
MI last niflrt, yet they are not
. I .I. x. .W yesterday mom-
. .. ..It ughtoxygen was
.atWIIp 9,! about one hour.
nstor responds to requests
0. by 'dth doctors» IIIin his wakeful
ontl. he does ”not talk. He con-
dl'Ofll'. .
r assistant to Dr. Osier.
V :gaenator through the
tor: :‘arnafned at the hotel
~ stab with Drs. Rlxey and Carter
- morning‘ when the pulse. winners-
Isd respiration were taken, leav
about 10 am. for Baltimore.
mpelievg that the Senator
:. gym
'part
at so high a
film 10 Min: erode .to Muse the
MW throughout the lat-
tlle nig t and this morning.
. -. mhe Senator. was awake at times dur-
tho hllht. buot.a on the {23:1 the doc
shalom e 0
His WW ditioh. and
he has WONG to take nourishment
oil so far.
A sponge hath given after the tem-
I: own read at 105 only slightly
' Missed fever. which again crept up to
the 105 point. This fact was the dis»
couraging feature of the night in the
I patient' 8 struggle for recovery.
.. The Senator hss s we wonderful
vitality. One of the n rses remarked
that his rally from the sinking spell
yesterday was remarkable.
V The n tor's brother,H .M. Hanna.
continues rm in his belief of ultimate
r
i?
Mr. never found a large stack of tele-
intris do his desk when he came into
is ofilcc this morning. These came
[tom p‘rIr-rtnal friends of the Senator
(rout all orer the United States and
from numerous organisations through
out the country. All expressed hope
for speedy 'Wl‘y Among the or-
lzatlons sending messages from
lncoln bay banquet tables last night
were the Young Republicans of Mis-
norm at Kansas City; Lincoln Club,
Little Rock Ark. and Republican Club,
lUtica. N342; The Republican Club,
_Denver. Colo.. The League of Republi-
clnciubs at Cleyeland. Ohio. Anoth
or: .oelegrem came from the Fort
Wayne, ind. Trades Counsii, and one
from the Brotherhood of Locomotive
‘Engineers at Denver.
Callers began arriving early. Sena-
tor Klttrldge was the first to call. Sen-
ator Fairbanks was the next to in.
TlGeneral Dick who remained at the
; hotel until 3 a. m.. was back at 8
.o'cl ..to learn of the. Senator's condi-
dish. Dir boob. Secretary to the Pres-
. friend also came early to the hotel to
corn how the patient had passed the
he Senator s brother said at 10: 15
fits arm
I "Them chill of yesterday was severe
but the reaction has
Icondi tlohs except higher tem-
u are pro favorahia than they
hit hi i. “but not“ better than
normalm
In! the is rlr’rre’ln'lrrdai‘ll
be lowered: by the means new hhlm
anatomy
, ator's son. Daniel “R. IL
CleveisntlJ
today. accompin
ills
. .H £03533? 9””de “r
6:80 o'clock this morning.
bulletin was- mad
In: »
tlitactory. This morning has
.Mi
V l! H y I I
Go everywhere shout the
body—through the mus-
cles and nerves. over and
within the brain, through
every particle of every
bone. The blood in its
ceaseless round brings
new material for repairs
and takes away the
waste. ‘When your
strength languishes and
your energies falter. it is
because your blood is
poorly nourished and un-
able to' supply needed
life. Linoninc is rich
in highly concentrat-
ed blood strengthening
foods which are welcom-
ed by the stomach and
quickly «summed to
the arteries.
All Druggists—asc.. 50c..
.$r.
ed to i-cgriirl his condition now as just
as good if not better than at this limc
yesterday.
Dan ilsrrnu, thr- Senator's son, has
just been admitted to see his father.
Mr. Dover, Senator Hanna‘s secrc-
tary, ls informing ii. (3. ilrrnns. at
of the Senator's condition.
The following bullolln was issued by
Senator Hanna‘s physicians at noon:
"At 12 o'clock. noon Senator Hanna
is resting quietly. His temperature is
103.8; pulse. llll: resplfarion 34 He
continues to lake poruishmcni well.
There has been no change in his gen-
eral condition since the morning bullo-
tln was issued.
‘(Signcdl
“RIXEY. f‘ARTidR."
PROMOTING BUSINESS.
(From lilo Blidgvpml, t‘onu.. Morning
Telegram. M. S. Porto-r. Arlvcrrishrg
Manager. Jan. 26. 1904).
W. F. Dobba. of Danlnrry. hns achiev-
ed grcut success in promoting the vari-
ous enterprises which have been en-
trusted to his agency. Publishers have
found Mr. Dobbs prompt and careful in
transacting business. and he has serv-
erl his interests with true fidelity. His
advertising agency enjoys the unbound-
ed confidcuce of publishers. and his
patrons anticipate that his success will
grow with the development of new
business and the extension of present
lines of advertising now under his di-
rection
COUGHLlN—BURNS.
At St. Charles‘ rectory. in Bridgeport
Rev. Father Lynch officiating. Probate
Judge Thomas C Coughlln and Miss
Mary Burns of 965 Noble avenue.
Bridgeport. were united in the holy
bonds of wedlock Miss Rose Walsh
bridesmaid and the groom's
brother Joseph was best man 0w~
ing to the recent death of the father
of the bride the late John Bums, only
TMths immediate relatives were present.
A wedding repast was served at the
home of the bride. Judge and Mrs.
Ooughlin left on the 9 .36 express for
New York.
IROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.
rspresentsdve organisation of Lay~
men of the Episcopal Church, inst here
today for the sixteenth mar conven-
tion of the Ntw England Assembly.
he sessions of the two our meeting
will be held‘in the five local churches
of the denomination and the list of
speakers will include prominent mem-
bers of the Brotherhood. At the busi-
ness meeting which odd: this tore:
W noon in Christ u; P .House.
, neg)! ”Whats-es ere resentilhl.
- ’ .. Billings. council memberfor
9‘ 910- r H“ l? “3' d presiding. Reports were sub-
hiring... , . I“ W I. ‘*'°““_°’_“_°.°.'_‘; . -
' m -I synapse namrou narcotic.
e" "llsa’ltou
T—Nlaw YORK. Feb 13 .--The Atlantic
port. Lino steamer Mauitou. from
infirm which should have arrived
here three dsyesgo
wireless "launch! as passisg Nan
locket Lightship at ll o'clock this
morning. The sgosrtsk of the line say
tthat ”they $3 7
if mg
sport!” at or later In-
tilabout 9 oclook Monday wraps-hing.
.AROCIATEO mm LOAN AC~
I collar
Cleveland. by long distance lclcpbonc.’
NEW HAVEN Feb. lib—Members of '
.the Brotherhood of St. Andrew I
” ‘wrn asap ultom NOTI.
Tbsp Obs Wins Cult for Divorce
Inst 0. W.c.Wdt. IIVIIO ”an. i
‘ nw YORK Feb.18.-oAfter only
33??" minutes deliberation a jury In
H of the supreme court returned
verdict in favor of rs. Ellda May
sst who rlbugllt‘l lvoree from Ila
it (‘llnlon Well: a rariu'ste of Ynle'rl
the class of ‘89 hey have lived
apart for several non rs and be has I
paid her 840 a weok a lrnouy. Anna
igipomiey. ii maid tilled that while
a e was cleaning leest's room irrl
their home at Lowville N. Y . on the.
Saturday after 'l‘lranksglvlnglisli illur I
who knocked down one of Mr. Wcst‘ s
mats. Out of the pocket tumbled 3.
letter written on pink paper that aroull-'
ed hcr worst suspicions. The letter-
was put in evidence. it was:
Thanksgiving Day.
”My Dearest love: it hurts deal.
In know that we cannot have Thanks-
giving dinner together. [bran-st l
r-‘unt tell you how i missed yorulust
night. I was lonesome. oh. so loueI
' armw, for we did have such a good time
in spllc of my impatience. ‘
' i hope thal you got home safely and
film you will have u good Thanksgiv-
ing rllrurcr. it will be with your wife.
I bollcve.
“Clinton l lorc Hi“ dear. and i hope
that we can see each other soon. lkrrc
and kisses from, llilrlM." '
liilda Wade. who lived at. No. 215
Word Thirty-fourth slrcct, was named
in Mrs WrIsI's complaint as the cones I
pnudcnt. A clerk In a Broadway de- 3
purtmcnt slur-e testified that shc had
an account there and that Mr West:
paid the bills. Policeman Howard
Budget of the Tenderloin precinct tell
lrllcd that. as a prlratc dorccllvc. on
April 28 last hc follow 9d Mr. West and
Hilda \‘l'urlc. ulro rllm c in tlrrl housc In
’l‘ulrty- fourth strcct After a w hilc bc
saw Wcst at a window.
Paul Lightenbcr'g cor'r'obor'urml this
and uddcrl that ho got to thc door of
‘ tlrc rrparlmcnt. He asked for Mr. Wcsl.
saying that be bad a mcssagc for him
and after a consultation was told: “MII
\\ est comes here sometimes You can
lcar'c tlrc message for him.
“A letter that was identified us in lbc
handwriting of West was put in cle
rlcucc. It was:
‘My dear girl: \\I'c how bad a flu"
rlar all day long, and i have been w-ou
rlcr'lrrg what you have bcr-n doing. if
I corrld onlr' transfer my business or
halo you up how lhI-rc would bc no
kick coming It is hard to lhlrrk ricer.
lrilll. we don't havc anything as wc
want it: but i am crmccilcd cnouglr to
think that you should bc happy with)
Inc. my own Hilda.
"Bc surr- that you an- faithful and
into. and don't forget that i love you. ‘
Low and kisses from CLINTON."
Illr. Wcsl was not in court. Mrs._
\\'csl eat but with nor counsel. but
among the spectators.
..”. ..—
FRIDAY'S SHORT CALENDAR.
I
l
l
Hatters' Union Case Not Reached—
Other Matters.
I: did not tskc long for .lrrrigc \Yii-l
llrzrrr 'l'. lClmcl' to dispose of b‘lHIl]\‘hhr
upon lbt FhOl‘l r'ulendur', ,\‘r,-sler'dny, irr'
ilrc civil superior court.
’l‘lrc big r'u'u- rrgzrllrsl llm liulll'l'h
I nlru uu~ down 0' th' .- Iuoimu' I; I!‘.- '
rr sldr- -u: Ilclr lid. l.'.l in lllll ll ..
(If lhr- nolr- -rcslllvut deft-mirrors strick-
cll from the r-‘uolrl. blrl il unit not’
rr'rrchr-d. Thursday. Judge Eirncr ric—
nlcd action of Ir simllnr' clrur'uctcr rnrrrir.
some weeks ago in s mthcr rilticrcul‘
form. It is understood tlrrrt tnc ric-I
fcudsnts will make no motions in rIc-'
gnrd to thc Jurisdiction in llll‘ l'rrllr-ri
Sums cour'r.
in the action brought by John Sher-
mun Hoyt against tlrr town of llnr'ierl.
John H. chlcr was nunrcd us rr com‘
miltcc to pass upon tlrc dispute. 1
The old case of Conrad Stein
against William .l. l‘lrilpot and others.
which has been slumbrrlrrg on in.-
docket for the past six years. bobbed
up this rnornlng on the plaintiff's mo-
iton to substitute new panics. The
court made an order that unless a
qualified Connecticut cscrrrtor was
named within thirty days and would
then be ready to proceed thc case will
be erased from the docket. This isl
an action to recovcr' on u-note for
83.500.
In the suit for damages brought by
Herbert 0. Taylor and wi.ic againstI
Bradley 8. Meeker the plaintiff weal“
ordered to file a bond of $50 forI
prosecution within two weeks. This
is a companion suit to the one;
brought against the city in which the
plaintiff secured only nonrlurrl duru-
uges. .
Clarence Sterling, who is trying tol
maintain an action against the lutel
James Staplee' estate. was ordered to
file a bond of 8100 for prosecution be-
fore two weeks.
Another old timer came out of the
musty records yesterday, but it got
no ,ful-ther than the clerk's desk. as
counsel were not ready to go on. ltI
was the action brought by Margaret E.
Buckley. ihmihistratrlx. “against the
New York. New Haven s. Hartford R.
R Co.‘ ”it was begun Way back in less.
.Tlro'mdtion down today was to Ippen
the“ default to amend answer or for
permission to file notice of dciensd.
LiIEIAL8 WON ELECTION.
LONDON. Feb. ids—The bye-cloc-
tion yesterday of a member of Parlia-
ment .for the Bt. Alhana Division of
tremors-hire. resulted in the Liberals
Iwinning' the seat. The vote was: J.
Milford Black ibiberal) 4.767; Vicar-y
oibhsurooasemuve) 1.085. liberal
majority 132. "Pine election was incon-
seuu‘enbe‘ otI'the tion of Ilr.
Oi who is a strong. Chamberlalnite,
I 'file to the‘fa‘dt that tho am
”with which he is «named noted as
agents for the Admiralty in the pur-
chaos a the Child“ warshlffll. which.
rig to custom. called for his res-
r
IANlu.l'e‘b.18.—-lt in
at thirteen of the runaway mutlnesrs
tabs bass
W
Iohawsvmwnshaa candor.
resume
< Dr. Greene’s
411%
((73% n I. I
l
“ l
A‘...
Outdated reed.
Don't turn with loathing from
wholesome food! Regain a hes
health appetite. rcgarnyour strengt,
rcbuii )our flesh
nerves by taking
.r
revitalize your :
Newura
be world' s greatest nerve ionic and
-r. Read the experi
l
I
F
l
.‘ \
accof Mr. Colin R. Drum. 14 Minter: i
DorchestsnMMs. Mr Dunn says :l
''l was in vrrv poor health and l
weighed hot n: poumis and my stom- l
'cI h was in such poor rendition that f I
mold not enjoy my food. 1 secured a 1
bottle of Dr. (Irrene'a Nsvvurs. and l
shell I had l.ri:rn one bottle I was
able lo cat I great deal berm and felt
.r desire for food. so 1 continued taking
ll. To-day l nigh rtl pounds and
instead of going about on crutches. I
(an walk and cup“ myself like any
other young man.’ :
ccoprnlended II sold by all drug
will. For frrc mcdit‘al advice write to
x. Greene, ror lI‘irlerrIe.. N.\'.Cilv.
W
.. _ W. .
AODRESSED av MISS WOOLLEY.
Predidcrrt of Mt. Holyoke at Tcachers‘
Association in New Britain.
NEW BRITAIN! lI‘cb. l'i.“ -'l‘lri' thir-
lrIcnllr urmuul nrccliug of tho ('Hllirutltl
but Assm'illllmr ‘ol i‘lasslcsl and High
School Tcuchcrs iu Ibis city today was
made rmlublr- by tho rrnnorrrrccrrrcrrl of
nrltil‘cr'scs to brII rurrrlc by twrr coilo‘o
llrhcairiclrle Dl'. Scirur'uluu of Cornell
and Miss \l. P: \Youllr-y of Mount Hol-
yoke. l‘rcslricrrl ii. i). Simollds of
Bridgeport. r-ullcri llrr- meeting to order.
Miss M. B. Bald of llurtlorrl. rustic tho
Icport of lhe scr rcinr \ copics of u hlcll
were dislrlbutcd in priulcri form. The
treasurers snrtrmcnt. by J. R. Tucker,
of East Hartford. sirnrvcrl a bularrcc lr.
lbn treasury.
President Simonrls announced that
Dr. Schur'nrrrn was rumble lo reach this
city until later in llrc scssiou than the
program callrrl for. The subject as-
signed him wrrs. ”Tho Function in Ed-
uca lorr of Mathematics Languages
Sciencr-s.'
nMiss “(policy lli'ilit‘rl the subject
‘r_‘. ultrrre as on Eurrcssion of .C‘har‘s‘c-
lcr."
There “as u largo attendance.
PASSENGERS ON MOLTKE.
LONDON. l-‘eb. l3.—Tbc Hamburg
nr'erican Linc srcrrmcr Mollke. from
H.arhburg which is to sail from South-
ampton tomorrow for New York will
take among irer passengers Richard
Strauss and Porrltnev Bigelow The
latter lectured Thursday at Woolwich
and now proceeds to Wrst Point and
Harvard. where he will also lecture.
PITTSBURG BANK CLOSED.
PITTSBURG. lI‘cb. is —-Thc State
Bank of Pittsburg. a small institution.
capitalised at 850000. was closed to-
day by order of ilrc Stntc Banking Dc-
pal‘tmenl. Albert l.. Tabor. of Pillltr'
dolphin state bank csamincr. is tcm-
pornrily in chsrgc. According- to a re
cent sintcment tirc Slatc Bank of Pius-
burg owed demysitors 0400.000.
W
BELL IUOY ADRIFT. ,
CHARLES iBerND. Feb 13. -—Tho
bell buoy Off this island is. topoflod
broken away f In its moorings_ and
A
drifting around be sound. Besides the
danger of col on with the Noll. there
is the poslh of vessels depending
upon ,lts tor-- to serve as a pilda
WINDIAQaIFI IANK 80% I;
N. Feb it ming- pr,
troller of the Currency-has received a
telegram sing the snaps
of the First National Bank of t-
thaws indie“,
I n. m..
' spcclrrl urusiI Irl rIrrI'lr ;-r-r\‘lr'l'.
Norwrrlk llIlr-llrrrrllsr lIlplscopul Church,
licr'. l.. i\'. Moor-r. pastor Morning
:ril.
1 of Hartford. (form.
I riallhlr;
I ( Inml
filesm
r .-..-..._-.......__._._.
CHURCH SERVICES. .
METHODIST
lI‘lr'sl Methodist Episcopal Church.
lit-v. W. W. ’1’. Duncan, puslor~011i0
class meeting; luzzlu a. m.. ser-
mon. 'rl‘lur'r-r-y Min 0 (lrIur-r'utlou of
ii‘r‘rI-criolll”; 12 Ill,. iI'Iunrlnr school llllli
Mr-li'u lillrlc Finns; ll p, m.. Young l’co-
pic's llll'l‘lillk: 7 p. m._ mIrurorr. “l-Jvu
lilo ldrllI-rluinc.‘ or 'i‘lrrI (‘rrr'rI of Lulu-ll-
rrrIsr"; pr-r-lmlc. "I‘lrrI lloillmrrr'c Film";
pruycl' Hl'l'l'lr‘l' Ill 0230: morning service
with scrmmr. l0::l0: Hunduy school and
mum cluss. l'.I In; lilpwor'llr llcuitul'
err'r'lcrI. 0:30 p. rrr.; evening service
With scrulrnl. 7:30 p. In Music for
Mill rlrry: ..trrrircm 'i‘hrI Lord is Exalt.
\l’r- IIrr. solo i‘or oonlrailo Come
’0 Isus ltr rlcv IInrrr lbrrrlr-lt; unllrcm. Ari
'llrou Worn-y. "ultlull; «NH. The Ves-
pr-r Hour, SrrrIllr-y Mrs. Slump! and
. iss Sruub.
Enid Itrr-urrI— Mi'lllmllnl Episcopal
Church. ltrIr'. lIl. Cunningham, prrstor.----I
Morning soIrr'lI-II. 10.30 ;r, m. scrnrorl
by tirr- pastor, loplr. Lincoln. rlrc Em-
rrrcipulur; rlnrrrlur' rr‘lliml, 2 lrl.: Ep-
u'ortlr l.r.rgm-, I. p. m.. topic, ltl'rll
lI‘r'lcnllslrlp. lIIurllIr. Mrs. H. .l. lilpllrm;
curling err'rir-II, 7 p. In.
lt‘illlli'l'uni'i'
rrlrlr'css by lhr- ill-V. iiuurrr- N ilrifllll.
CONGREGATiONAL.
Smith Nrrr‘wullr (‘rrngrrgrllllllluL “W.
John N. Fr'm-nrun. l). 1)., ailing pastor
10::l0 u. m.. errnrou, 'l‘iu- Spirit in the
\l'lrrcls; llllll‘lr'. Or'usn prclruln in r..
rprnr'irl (‘oluc My Soul, llrrck;
ol’frr'lol'y nl'lurlr .‘tlrlllmic in C, Wil-
Irru; illllzi'lwl. iinrr'r ilr- n'rill Wnrl'r-lr;
Irguu |lllkili|llr~ in ll, ikIruerr-us; 12 m..
lllblv- school. Lunrnur. Jennings and
i‘hr'lstlun inquiry Clubs: 7:30 p. m..
pr'ctrrlrlnu. topic, A Study of Memory,
:rguu prclrrIlr. ilurlmnrrr; qll.ll‘|(‘l_ The
Lord rind of Abruhcnr l’l'IlisI'. “Ill-k;
.Ilfrrrrrry, «Ilkilll in f). Salomc: qunro
:rIiII'. 'i‘lrc lluy ls ldndcrl, ilzrr'llr-ll; Suv-
iuur‘ lirouiirc Till‘i Arr Planning lllcss-
lllll. H'r-lrllr-r-irrr. «Ir-gun posllrrrlrI in l).
“illill.
First Congregational Church. Nor
\r'ulk. (lcrrrgc l). Egbr-rt. pastor—Morn
lug scrvlr-c at 10:30: Sunday school at
l2:l.'r: cvcnlng scrr'lcc at 7:30. 'l‘hc
fifth in tho scrlcs "in tho Silurlow of u
(ll-cut (‘lly;" "ilclrltrd tlrc liars." Slor~
ics of tho 'l‘owcr of inrrrlolr. i’rrstnr's
(lurid. chuesduy at 3. Y. P. 8.,
’i‘lrursrluy al 7:80; sllbjccl. Tlrc Sub-
lvntlr." Church pr'urer scrvlcc Thurs
rim or s; sulrjccl. l"'rlrnd.~‘r You Do Nor
Slur). It Christmas Surprisc
Illlh‘ll ulr llrc First Church. Norwslk.
lourorrow Morning. i’rcluric. lrucr-
urrI7zo from le Sonata. Rhciubcrger;
Mr King of Lovc. Sclrncckcr‘: iimlllm
list in F F! art .tndrq; supruuo solo. ()llc
srrcctly twicrrrrr Thought. lint-k; post.
lurlrI. lI‘ugur- from hill Sorruiu. lislrcirr-
lIIII'gcr lI‘rc'riun l’l'rllllll‘ Vurlulluzrs
llillll i ll Srrrrulu llucrrrinl: l Win New
In l.crr\'c 'l‘lrr-c‘, ()llK; .lulrilrrrc in ii.
llnydrr; i‘.rrslludr' Ailcgrrr from liir
lorrcerlo, liacndal.
BAPTIST.
il ll. (ur'pcrrlcr pusrnr~I—l\irrlrllrrg srl-
ch-rrs"
prcuclr :I pull low :4. mum on Al- r'nlrulu
lr'rrnoln: lu-rsorrs From ills Life." in
horror of tho l‘ulrlrrtlr- Order alum. o.
.Illrlrril'u. of this oily.
in :r burly. Music. morning: Qill‘tl'iN.
“My Rcrlcrur'r' l.i\‘rItlr." Nurllrrrrpp;
Hymn. ulrllrcm. "lrrr'rurrtiorr" l'lrrrilI
llt‘ltl. hchenirrgz Qllul‘lr'i. "‘Surr'l in;
TM .\lcrr\. ‘ llI'lrrrlrr': rluctl
urrrl luror. “.lmr- [lirian nil imrr lI‘.\'
c,"clling Staiucl'.
l‘irst Baptist ( burr-,lr Nnruzrlk ll \\
'laimugc Van ilorcrr. l.'.rastor --"-l’ru_rcr
meeting at it) u. m.: scrmou .0 l0: 'lil:
Sunday school at l2 ur.; ll Y. 1'. i
muting at 0:30 p, nr.: sermon Ht 7. 30
p. or. [buyer met-ting ul 7: :10 p. m..
\\' cdrrcsd r.y. Scuts ircc. \ cordial \\' Il
rorrrc to all vrho utlcnri thcsc scr'rlr'cs.
(lrurc Baptist (‘lrrrlrlL -1 lrc cold
wcstircr has hinder-ml many from st-
tcnding services, but we are still trying
'0 do what we can to pay off lhc debt
on our church. Sunday is our rally
ll'.II_\'_ Conic and help us.
pr-cnchiug; 3:30 p. m.. Sunday school;
6:30 p. m.. prayer and praise meeting:
8 o'clock. preaching by Rel:
Morton.
Church. Bridgeport.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Episcopal Church Rrr
r
Rour-
rrrurrion, 8 a mu . morning 'praver and
zermorr at 7: 30. Morning topic
l.':nt Any Message to Modern Life?
likening address. “Glory in Tribula-
l on."
Grace Church. Rev.
ncr . rector.-—Celebrstlon of the
Holy Communion It 8. morning prayer
preaching by Rev. J. Danton, of New'
Haven. Morning subjr:cl—~"Tbc Alli
tude of the Church in Relation to thc
Lord's Coming." Evcnlrrg—"Tlu- uu
sl‘archablo Ricllcs of Jcsus Clrrisl."
lI‘or Sunday. February til. i will kpt‘ak
in the morning upon "Tho :rm-lcst Ill
all Wars.“ and in thc cvcnipg "The
Greatest of all Coniiagratlou.."
errarevl‘au solstice. socisrv.
' First Christian Science Serb-1y
Norwalk—chular Slrnduv serricc «I
the Reading Worn. Masonic building.
Subject ll, “.Mlud" Tcs
timony meeting Wednesday. at 8. u.
in. To both services the public is cord
lolly, invitflg “big room open to
the public one week day from: to» '
pm. ‘
MLVATlN ARMY SERVICES.
“Entities: wil be held this evening at
lhe salvatiori‘. A'rfiy Hall. in South Maln’
“a ocloclr. Tomorrow the
held at 3 in the after-
8 in the evening.
with}, . for some days is rapidly
. will probaly be able to
bl- 0% ”till soon.
at. finder-nah
sloh. M! m Isis street-Bcr-
views with lng every Sunday
7.3M lift: Bi cI Claus and Sands)
school I: 45 p.3- Is. All understanding
TH‘RAN.
I wmmwo tier Karl‘Nriiz
who will stimuli.
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surrlb Noruulk llupllst (‘- llrrrr- lr iic hi Bishop \Vlllplflrr and \‘isc 5.1-,“ (‘urtcr
“W“ M" be ““3 ”V“ in 3 series “1 ducted the opening scrrice and gave
bir'r scrmons on tho Temptations ofI some helpful Inmrglrls suggeshfl bvi
lll llrc owning llrc pastor will m.. Iurblect of the papcrs.
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W. N. our,latcst patent
pastor of Messiah Baptist is the clcvcl‘cst thing in that line ever
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lily iI. Humphries, rector—Holy Coln-lhonl any other.
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germon at u.. m.‘ “flimsy-3.9.. “mandates after Januan 23. you uill soc.
"Has that in each space has been printed ,
.l. liculcn “'0le
and sermdfi at'fll 30- Sunday school of the present day. is looking forward
at noon; evening prayer and sermon at “'llh 0 grant 003‘ of 08$”!!er to his
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his“ been ‘isid up '
Liltheran His- ;
A cmcago Venus Wlth the Measure-
iui flilllli' r‘zr lhc h
(rlnilli-t tltirm to it‘ pr-r wont Chicago in t 0 ‘ r l fl mm
Nr- u Yuri: rrurlrrI as bcaulr show. On! y Ile Y" R lh s a 9 (n
the
(lll’l’lll‘il ll‘ulr school pupil of 19. car
l'li‘il nil Ihc honors,
lion. form: il_\ ulirlcllr- instructor at the
Wonwn‘s .tlirlciic Club. wus given sec-
ond prizw. lllll rlrIr-llncd to appear bc-I
lrli't' tlrII rrrIrllcncc of physical culturlslll.
llrclr
'l'iriIi r‘
M lir‘r.
rlr-clslurl b;
IllrIrIrI Silllleiii‘fi.
l0 lrlrll
lo lhr‘
\lllb tlrrvIrI wars of physical cultul'
cork :rl llrr-l
lroriilcrl
moons by vrlrirh IslrrI Ira.» ulluincli hcr
synrnrr-trlcal piryslrul .lcvclopm
:';I_\'s slrrI bus III-VIII“ worn n corsc
nicusurcnrr Ills uppl'ruiluall' closely
tbosc oi Ilrc' ‘idr-ul uolnuu Hrrrc the) l
arc:
SATURDAY. FER. I . r904.
,9” ““9"... a. ..“... . “vets"... U1 ..‘
I ' .. Inc Is-
Relievcs Instantly or Money Reloaded.
on rank". ' anouonms,
And all Thrgatdhlnflammations. It Cools.
es. It Cures.
Bold only in an. 500. h MM“ M All good Dmggllu.
iTOR SALE BY THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
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ARE lNSPECTiNG PRISONS.
llAlt’l‘lI‘Uill‘l. lI‘cb. ilk—Tho members
of thc slnlc lir-formulory Commission
left yesterday for»,tlrelr second tour
of inspection of postal institutions. in
cornpllaurc ,uilir rhc luw appointing llrc
.comrnisslon. Thc members will ren-
rlczvous at the Murray Hill Hotel in
HAS NEVER WORN CORSETS.
mcnts Approaching the ideal.
In :.r‘l 1: I0 (blimp) \vorncn, each be-
.ioIr-inrz rlrar irrIrs was the most beauti-
wm'ld entered the
Tim corrrrplssion will first risil tlrc rr
rosy- ,forwrrlrrlor) ul lI‘lmlru, N Y ’llrc r--lllr|
,rrrlssloncrs will return bonu- bv w.rr
.oi‘ llmmrr wircrc the Boston and Char
llestowu Rciornlrrlorics will bc visited.
A NIGHT ALARM.
Worse than an alarm of fire at night
is lhi‘ br-nssv cough of croup, which
sounds likr- llrc clrildrcu‘s dcutlr knr-ll
and it rrrcrrnsr dcutb unless something
is dunc quickly. Foley's Honey and
’l‘m' rrr-rrIr falls to glvc instant rclicl’
and quickly curcs lhc worst forms of
crrrup. Mrs. P. L. (‘ordien of Mull-
nitrnlon, lr’y.. says: “My three year
told girl hurl a sr-vcrc case of croup'. tho
9 doctor said slrc could not livc. i got.
.r lloltlc of lI‘olcy' s Honey and 'l‘.ur tho
llrsl rinz~II garr- quick r'rIlicf and suvcrl
hI-r lifc." Sold at l’lalstcrls drug
cut Hirc slorv Sunllr Noruulk. and A. C. Silll
t. H”. mans, llurlr-n
Irrrrrrwl up for thc lcst
Miss tur'nlllrc (l. Smilil, it
Miss Marlon Lil-
WUlllt'll contestants veilcrl
EdI-rrlily in thc deepest secrecy.
rrrrIrrsrrr'rImr-uls rw-re taken by
Alicc 1.. (‘Ihcsru-y. and the final
.lrc jililgr'n‘ \r'us based on
Till- milill'
Eucrrsr-rl in blur-k lights from bvalrlI
Mir-H Smith submitted lrcrsclf
ordcul. Basketball. together
‘ulururIl lllgll school are
by Miss Smith as being tbc’
l” $400000 KANSAS onocsnv FIRE.
'l‘tll’lI) K:.\ Kurrs” lI‘cb, l'l.-'l‘l1c Purk
:. “III 312.171.];ngwmghll'illlll-Ululs \\'lrolcsulc (lroc'cry cslnb
..". 5, normal 31 inc hm: I lislmrcnl was dcslrorcri by flrc curly to
'l‘ in-
liciglrl
l3? pounds.
chest corrlr'rrctr-rl 2::u_. inihrrg' chest 1 day causing a loss of 81.50. 000.
oxpuxuhr;|_ 3:. gm]... bust 341’ {building ocrupicd by tlrc‘ McCormic
Inclrcs: waist, :40: lili'lli’n; thigh. 2' l‘illlw'swl Company is on fire and this
irrclrczz; coil, 1': irrclrrIs; mpg 341,44. with scvcral smaller buildings will bc
inclrcs; rrnklc. S iiir'lrt-s; forearm, gig, ('lcslroywl 'l‘bc llrc originutcd in llli:
luclrcs; u‘l'lsi. .10... inclrcs; biceps. nor. “irolcssle grocery building from an un-
ml, 10 lllr'lics: lllrcpfiwfixcrl. ll know muse
inch-as. I The firc burned till rlarnliglrt Loss
estimated 8-100 000.
PERFECT CONFIDENCE IN CHAM-
BERLAIN' S COUGH REMEDY.
W here 1th c used to be a feeling of
uneasiness and worry iii the household
rrlrcu a child showed symptoms of
.croup ilrcrc is now perfect confidence
i’l‘lris is owing to the uniform success
of Chamberlain s Cough Remedy in the
treatment of that disease. Mrs. M, l.
llasiord of Poolesville. Md” in speak
irrg of her cxpcrience in the use of
Irbal remedy say:e “i have a world of
irouildcrrcc in Chamberlain s Cough
ilcrncdy for have used it with perfect
success. My child Garland is subject
to severe attacks of croup and it alI
'wuvs glrcs him prompt relief.” ‘*
PASSENGERS ON THE CELTIC.
NEW YORK Feb 13.-—Among the
passenger .5 who arrived today on the
griennrcr Celtic from Liverpool and
lQucenstowu were Col Claude Cane.
. Mir hael Davitt M. P. and family. who
ialc going to Colorado. Col, J. Elliott
? and Josiah Quincy of Boston.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
i The find You liau Always Bough
TRINITY JUNIOR AUXILIARY.
Al tlrc rut-cling on January 21st. rlrr- l
Trinity Cilill‘i'rl Junior Arrxilial'y‘s in-I
lcrcsilrr thc lurilarrs at Lowcr' lll‘ullI
Agcucy. Smith llukolrr was irrcrcnsr-rli
by a talk from Mrs Dayton. Slit-"gain
up ilrtercsrlng sketch of the life i‘ncrc.
\riilr Mir-er ls from rrcrsonal leticrsr
from one ill the workers in the llcld
0n Pr‘lll‘llfll) till. .I business mooring
was lrr-lrl with r'cariiug by Blanche Polrl-
rrrarr and Leah (‘ohcrr on the work of
among the ludinns. The motor corr-
Ae III e . ‘rIr s rril nor Llllt'r IlrrI rprIIrrsc
of malt-rial for llrc box wo;rl llrI- .lrtu- .
iors lrurc occn making riustcrs and
dislrciolhs for sulrI
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
'1 be following it More remain uncall-
ed. for at thc loliouiug post- offices {or
South Noru.rlk~- Airs. (‘lcnr B. Alex~
Miss Milllvl llurrr-tt, Miss Maud
ll. (",lurk Mrs laurrw Connor Sulratorcl
t‘.rrlr~ttu (inns Ui'llli‘l'). E. B. Iicnncsy l
Ml. lhlzzic llouirm streel. C. B. lowing 1
Joe. itomcr. Mrs. l-‘.I
hrrrurl. Miss Eva Snryllrr',l
erccicr.
“FIHI‘ Mollrr
Scout 8.
\\ ullr‘r Slum
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E, E. CRO‘VE. P. M.
r Bears the
h rrwalk-l-‘lorencc Abeudolpll. Miss , f m
Maggie (,‘rr‘ulram. Miss A. C~ Mairel‘.‘ ““3""90 a I
John ONeill. Miss Grace E, Street.
Wm. E. Taylor. , 7—-
ll S. KEITH. 3 CENTRAL PACIFIC BLOCKADE.
Postmaster. , SACREMPZNTO. Guilt, Feb, 13.—
-"-“——* The blockade of the Central Pacific
"'l‘lrls.“ cxpluiucd ilrc bookseller. “is . Railroad between this city and
diary. We think it Truckee is reported to be serious.
i Snow shcds have been broken down by
Ihcevy snow at several points. and it
.will require many hours to clear the
track. East-bound passengers are
I halted here and west bound trains are
at Reno and Truclrco.
RELIEF lN ONE MlNUTE.
Urn \ljrurtc Cough Cure grr cs relief
in one minute. because it kills the mi-
t'lilllr! rrhich tickles the mucous mem-
lrrnrrc. causing the cough. and at the
same time clears the phlegm, draws
our lhc inflammation and heals and
soothes the affected parts. One Min-
rzlc Cough Cure strengthens the lungs.
deriscd "
'llrc shopper turns rho leaves idil.
'llur l can'r see where it is different;
" she observes.
‘Nu? Wcll if you \rill look at all the
g‘flc! rrp ule breakfast. lunch and dill—
her and wont to bed.’ That insures u‘
complctc diary for thc _r9..ar——lrrrlgc.
"I suppose." said Mrs. Oliicasile
your son. like most of the young men
7- 30 palrlgony" wards off pneumonia and is a harmless
l "0 " replied the hostess "there and never falling cure in all curable
Advetfto‘dlflrrzhcngrgg'ANReb ll 'aln‘l any irinh blood in our family at icnscs of Coughs. Colds and Croup. 0m:
Mirrlrtc Cough (hire is pleasant to lakt'.
Ilrrrr'nrlcss and good nlikc for young and
lulu Sold by Clill'old i‘lmrnmcy “
lull. .losisb's folks all came from
Massachusctls unrl l'm from New .lcr-
any stock. ' »—~‘(hicago in card Hcrald.
ABSOLUTE SEGUBITY
lin-
Genuine CARTERIIIMTTLE lllfili Pills must lltili
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