7M..t ‘ '
co - . . -. ft. ,
1' Church, the g.” tut" -
ll. 3. Carpenter .' . . it is
P, - liif‘lieck oillciated, assisted by
oh Jelersua
, sermon lathe
rection" from
The Sacraments of the llord's flapper
was administered at the close. A spec-
Ini Easter offering was taken. The se- Io'clock.
iectlons by the quartette were unusual-
ly tine-and well rendered.
offertory Mr. ‘ilfrat spng the beautiful
solo The Resurrection Wong in a credi-
of canarles were heard coming from
sin by. thechoir the sweet clear notes
Are Whiting?»
Iic contents of e.
qulrlng Roman Catholic churches to.
eliminate, women‘ voices 'from their
choirs and thc'aubstltutlon of boy
choirs has been transmitted to the
meters of the ma Whites of that
denomination by. ill-Mp Tierney, bit.
is yet no mayo .hal
Mr. Selleck otiit-Iated at the Chapel of
Our Holy Saviour last evenin
. Paul's Sunday so
ascalpel service at the church Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. with the usual
3program of Easter carols.
tiers of Winnipa lt
school attended, in conveyed to the
church in a“ specialytrhiley car.
Of Ilaoi'aid a touching and
, t , bate to'ths pariah collectors
, , ikifni’, present which they
, ,“Iimtetr personally, on the oc-
“the great feast, In the torn-pf
...‘ ~ t aurpllce of tirtisiiels‘lnre
, , pat ril. Being the badge at
no es. ft is it all: that the
isiilon Sunday
take ti dropout,“
’ Iranian-Balm
. , lea ,velir‘flghly; and he gave
his route. as announced rec
to llla dbep sense or apprhcuo
Sp - of gratitude to his devoted
rigid enforcement or e decree. which
prohibits music of
"a distracting ch tar."
If the decree ls
of caiitfries"werd‘ehard‘coming from
"a In wood Urilon ' ands Ooh I. '
and filling the '" ° ‘ V
‘ The order of enroll-0’s for the Easter
concert, Sunday afternoon, was as fol-
flpt is termed as
"beailtfai ind tastlly aro ed to the letter
.—
. ‘ttt viii» t mitt
so nos-em ‘.
”“9139" "m" exquisite elaborate church ‘rfil's c will be out of
question. so far att'itom‘an Catholic
churches are conce
gcuce has. been r
with keen disappointment.
structlon put upoti
refers only to cathe rats lit the United
Mates while In the European countries
tboth cathedrals and t
raiigetl, , co slitting pf Easter llliles, WM“. 0 Earth...
' use low and hyacinths.
rtages were sent to the aged and shut
Ins that they might‘attend the morn-
.ing service.“ At ill jBtinday scbtlol ties
slon allluucand art lilt‘.‘ souvenirs were
glvell'to'esch one present. , at large
white bell ‘httng In the center of the
room, froth which snsir'entlod long fes-
toomt of Varied ‘hues, tanking
st-snc one of beauty and inspiration. in
the evening the annual toaster concert
lven by the Sunday school.
eiterc lies passed off very pleasantly,
the children taking tllclr parts well.
Former Superintendent Bennett's ad.
dress on Hope was ably given.
solo, The Light of the
Prayer. . .1 ,
Song—Hall, All Hail. ,.
Recitation—Awaits,
_ -, Marjorie McFarlnn.
Houswt‘hilnlng Easter Bells.
-’l‘hc min is Risen,
. Florence Sinith.
Bongw- Do You Know the Glad Story.
Rct'ltstloa~l-iutterctipa'.
' Primary Class,
Solo~— lie is Risen, Hallelujah,
Mr, Merriam.
Rueitation~Awakliig of the Flowers,
Mrs. Crof‘ut's Class.
Violin and Piano Duet—Remember Me.
Joe and Daniel Bartlett.
Scripture reading on the Resurrection
n of the homes of his people
,hraday morning, and will con~
. he same during the mouth of
vtt‘iir the buyout ‘Wt't‘k the prod
at, his rtlitle,"hs tin-.litiut'ctl yes-
ypwiil Iic' Smith: Maui street. Con-
41m“, ltcnl'y, t'ncstuut, Burbank,
alonrtie.b‘lisultittl, Elisabeth,
ti. \\”asti‘tnatoii. lt‘riJiktlli,
c decree is that it
iarish churches COUGHS“
phone i “
ASTHMA
CATARRH
Bronchitis k,
At. least one chificheia Bridgeport
will continue without nychangc lll its
music for the pi‘esen' at least. until
the question now agitating the lnilids
of the clergy anti choirs. as to whether
pariah churches are included. is settled
There is a disposi-
tion to evade the letter-of the decree
-‘ us blessing the homes of his
losers, th‘t rector also makes the
. tinilal retold oi the clowns of
llv fish attends to all business eon.
, and, leaves the atheist envelopes beyond and doubt.
Instant Belief-
CATAI“
Bose Throat reinsur-
. YOU'LL m as auto.
Prevents Pneumonia ind Grip, or
cores in a week. saving every life.
Cares Consumption thresitinseaont oi
Directions ia.circniar.
125 in» new CW“-
20 days treatment "an of’l‘oxicoia
Tablets, the great topic and strength
builder. with every 3LW bottle of Brav
ailiaa Dalia. B. 1?. Jackson & Co.
Willi wage earners tor the grand
phat collection lit .ttay 15th, that will
’theetiianicuceutrut or the fund this
I“, ‘t'Or th’r he s pitiisli rwtoi‘y. which
to in? started lla‘ soon on the colloc-
‘lt has been taken up. .
_ e‘hcx. HI“!‘lI.> ot' s‘unday evening
Milli“ will no Llhclf by the rector
l‘ilig'the month of May, alter the
006 outta pastoral \ intuition, slid the}
Medal lift. be announced l'riit‘l' on. '
heniipic or lil~ address at Sat-red
Mttiitml'i, Iiritlgcptirl, lust even-l,
“'L'ltc risuwusimirnt of thc'
f the Bupemarurai Life by
, . 't'lle immense edi-
iiftt‘t 'hrowurti to the doors, and
May hundred. shit to go away for
_ aottt'f 8"tfl' standing romu.
11.,ltllinttsy' tht hundred lneinbc
"Whatdir Nanic rioclcty, alld the‘
than” or the Klilahtr oi Columbus-
If possible and Bridgeport choirs are
hoping that the action of Bishop Tier-
ney itt transmitting the contents of the
decree to the. pastors of the diocese
will be the last heard of it and that a
compliance will be left optional with
World, was Well rendered as well as
the selection by the quartette.
program follows:
Opening Chorus—Heralds of Day
, by Superintendent autl Teachers.
“Ni Smig~i.illies.
v—Hc is Risen,
. Joe Mclt‘arlnn,
' Song—~8hoilt the VictOry.
liteadiug, No. It.
I Spur—Over n (I
9‘ Heading—Th
Anthems by Choir.
Responsive Reading.
Song by Primary Class.
Reclttitftln~Who Rolled
iooniy Garden.
A Bridgeport priest said that there
was no room for ally doubt concerning
illli' application of the papal decree to
Cathdrals iilltl
Joseph‘s cathedral of Hartford,
comply at once, lie. said chancel choirs
will be done away with In the Roman
('atliolic churches the
Therefore it boy choir will make Its
appearance at St, Joseph’s cathedral
In the Bridgeport churches
the same elaborate programmes of Ens
ter music will be rendered tomorrow,
as In years past, Just how many of the
local churches will make changes Ini-
Sonae-ln Glad Ecstatic Measure.
g tiollectlon of Offerings.
i Song~The Atlgels' Song.
Helen St. John.
Recitalon— Meaning of Eastcr,
iSoug by Chorus—Summer Is Coming.
\‘i‘ella Becker.
chcltntlon—Snow Drop 'i‘lmc,
. . Mathilda Evans.
rs ; Song by Chorus—Sunrise.
Grace Church,
, The services at Grace t‘hurch yester-
fdny were of a very high character. The
. offering at the morning service was ea-
f pcclnlly gratifying.
1qu custom, the edifice had been hand-
‘somely decorated with Easter
antl other tropical flowers and green-
i’ollowing the nit<
TH-E Misfits visotuiA.
indianapolia. lad.
~—
Local Militiamen May Get a Pleasant
Trip Booth Next Fall.
At. present it looks as thou!!! iht‘
Third infantry. anti-all the Connecticut
National tltiltrtl would have their en-
i'illll|llllt‘lii about it month later this
yen r as the war manoeuvres by the gov-
ernment, lti which it is c lectt-ti the
stati- troops will participate, will prob-
iibly be held in September.
it Major tlcncrnl iienry ('. Corbin.
contending the department of the cast.
has his way the historic battlefield of
the first big conflict. of the civil war-
that of Bull, NIP-"WI“ again echo with
the sounds oi, martial strife. He has
it cohlaiilsi no opiates and lsiselemed the ground around 'Manassaii
lJunt-tlon, V'tL‘, as the csccnc of the com-
sons. Sold at I‘lalatsid's drug store. " 1 blood nlanoc%rcs of the regular army
cry of the Easter season.
at all of the services was excellent. Al.
the 10:30 ii. in. and 7:30 p, in. services
a new Easter hymn, the word of which
were composed by II. M. (l rdncr and
by Charles G. Ives. was
A Sunday school service was
lhcld lit 4 p, tn.
‘Norwallt Congregational.
Special music and floral decorations
marked tac day at the Norwalk Con-
‘Lhu'p.l.lsh, will I’I'OlVi‘ litlly (‘tini-
lit .tt hotlyhat til: s‘ o‘clock
_ will assemble lll tlm base-
them at 1:013, and inst-ch to the seals
[gill 'lor'tlicm in thc ('r.llit‘i' aisle"
meiliaicly remains to be seen. bill if
there Is any possible way of evading
the strict Interpretation of the decree
It will probably he done.
PIRATINO FOLEV'S HONEY AND
TAR.
Annie. Ferris, Emma Bcekcr.
'Soug by Chorus*ltojoice. Rejoice.
Mahcl liouton.
Song by Chortis— Como Angels of Eats
Oh Alll'il'l‘t', all the boys and girls of
the parish who have m-elvcd their
first communion will tilltitt their Etistrr|
‘lfl llltthtltiy, tit b o‘clm'l; miss, The)"
» Ml assemble ill the lttl:i‘illt‘lil st 7:4...
“ti go in precession to tilt» reserved.
w, as Is their usual practice. ‘
the last Sunday of April the Hun-
tartan (‘aiiiriiit- Society will also rc-
la‘ustcr c 'llliillllO ' .. .
0 ‘ n l” 'J t Sour,r by SCllUul‘r-“Uil bhout for Job'-
Foley & Co. Chicago, originated
Honey and TM as n throat anti lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. As ‘ for l-‘oley's Honey
and Tar and reins any substitute of-
fered as no other preparation will give
the same satisfaction.
- lily.tiirc,wo‘ rtil‘ttilnshr sh s sh
Nelson ’l‘Iit-ruult.
Sm,“ by (.hm.m,_,sgng tfhlldrcn Sing. preached on Easter sermon in the
morning and In the evening the story
of Easter was illustrated with stem]:-
The chair was assisted
yesterday by lilies Sally 8. Betta. at
‘ Harold Burr.
it As mildly lax-
..i. Mary's Church.
, . . the lengthy and elaborate
> communist attendant upon the festive.
til." gtoiious Feast of Easter was
1‘1. R. BMW?“- safcst for children and delicate pen
Anthem b Choir. .
Song by School—Br: Joyful.
Norwaik Baptist Church.
Norwaik Methodist.
There was special Easter music and
' floral decorations at
- <, iintl Salient?
B. R. T. MEN WlTH 8UPT. SHEPARD E a
third planned for next
‘ f , .
The Idea ut‘h‘avtng them at Middle-
Prom‘eu Reported as a Result of Con- town, N. hymn-fallen, through. and
there is title chance of a favorable site
thodlst Church Sunday. The pastor
. Lewis K: Moore also preached
0pc of the features at sitcom! sermons.
the evening was an able-address by H.
. twin “I“ji‘wm'ihh-, The Sunday School of the NorwaiktNt'
.. filafiOm-bli of. terns and heater “1- ' 131101181 t‘hurch held' a special service lit-v
its. entitlil..t~ti lift”)? artistic arrange- “... evening.
until ,lllilli'd chhdics, made a charm “n". on "MW” Matters.
'i'llt' gr'cvanco “nominee of the!
being chosen at. Somerset, Pa.
Hence
there Is every indication that the man-
oeuvres will be held where the north
and south tirstimet In civil conflict.
General .(kirliin was over the ground
last.‘ week, and. from it admirably
adapted to tnc'purpri s of-‘tbe avblu.
-’l'he attests lesstthan an hour‘s
railroad ride fropt‘Washlttgtou.
ARE votl A ovaaaprtci
i if you are 11' d‘yitpcptic you 'owe it to
racli add your friends to get well.
i «A lazy liver makes n~lnay man. '
.liurdock liiood Bitters lathe natural.
i neverfaillng remedy for a laay liver.
son A session ivsrsm.
l‘bc sermon ot‘ the day I), ”an.,,_\._ a you” Yale man.
full program carried out WM u (“L Brotherhood of Railway Tralnnicn ofl
the Consolidated railroad system went
before General superintendent 0. lit.
Shepherd of‘the road In New Haven.
Saturday, andi that matter .50! stitalrlng
a new interpretation of the. terms of
the, schedule under which these. men
work was discussed at length.
discussion was necessary because of“
the changes Ill the=honrd of excl-.tllivc
This lnllllel‘. while an ill)-
been one ill which It ' N“
was supposed there could be all tinder-
‘wpa’prduhed at the l0:50 o‘clock mass .
O‘Donnell, and was a lows: .. ,
“the" (opening carol by the school—Hark the
Church Dells, Chimipg,
hull, lu fu'll'éarsilig
limos; tiltitlttl m' the t-rucitlxion clused
hisittldront by urging. his hearers to
harass tti tl'l_t"lc.o.‘tolis hit vividly pic-
lli,t..é its. urrectlou, to rise from
‘ ltt’lh‘ ".“d. bondage oi sill," to be-
,haittleiy, a life likcllcd ttuto
GIL-“d spiritual Ie‘.uri‘ccti0il
inst]. We have listened to man
l Scheme Iain. Considered by the Con.
aoiitiated's Employees.
The reductiOo of the train forces on
the Consolidated Railroad; which Is a
result of the pruning by President
Mellon of the road'a expenses. is wel-
comed by many of the men who will
Pastor, Rev. DeWIIt '1'. Van Dorcn.
Christ is Love. g
, Carol—Hail. Good Tidings.
“WW : Curoifi—Alielulhli. , Christ is Risen.
"‘9 E Carol—The Risen King.
. - rtant o c. has
3’ “9" I Responsive "0 n
'p'li‘bys the dysp'eptlc's
friends hernias his disease soars his
tlispoaltion‘hs Well as his stomach. Ki)
dot Dypepsl'a {Sure will not only cure
dyspepsia; ‘in'dig'gittitin and sour stout-
ttchx’bnt this palatable, reconstructive“
tonic digestant strengthens the whole
digestive ap ratus, and sweetens the
lifma’e' well a, 'plfehtomach, When you
itake"Rodtil Dyspepsia Cure the food
you eat ls enjoyed. It is digested, as-
'similated and its nutrient properties
appropriated by the plead and tissues.
'3 gingham g‘m'hy'v'r ogiogncll in the
. .' a s OH or all ay mornln will .4. v
, babysit t'cmé~ lbered. , ‘ Carol ”wk L
, it“ i firtr‘fly‘t‘m, under the direction of
J", fills excellently tendered.
ages'i'li‘elaruslght‘ gt'ltlgeptirt, who was Mdrefl’
f sues o‘ r ,. rancis \‘lik. of Icon-
and street, 'o‘r'cr Easter, and who is a Benediction
llnlcl‘ 'n't-l Itnowu iii the
- delighted her hearers by a superb ren- i 19,,
bring tit .‘Tv‘c‘filarla by nusainlz‘
with. .Lli,l‘.."}t.‘l‘L’.illl ......§._ leoelliltg
ldl'?\tliiilli|.‘t ............ chb'c'l,
”In, 45.. a of St. Joseph ‘. . ‘. Wiegnnd
M , so St, Joseph ..
g , ...-.~’0 St.‘.rusepll ..
Ive alarm, soprano solo ..
‘ ‘ "Miss l‘helan.
push] Praises. standing arrived at between the road
and the .Trainmen.
today that the pha'i'leii have practically.
arrived, at notiandcrstuilng. ~.-, '
The Trainatenv'bave'beon 0
among other filings. It is said. to the
taking off of brakemcn from the that
express trains between New York and ,
Boston. and the. shortening of runs on
both freight and passenger trains. and,
be retained in the company's employ.
These men propose to, ask for a char»
for as a voluntary Organisation. un-
der the statutes oficoiinecticut, omits
railroad employeea.‘- the object .0!
which will be the'eetabllshment of a
pension system.
finder the new order of President
Mellon. some of the oldest men in the
employ of the company are to be, die
So far as can be ascertain—
ed. but few have the slightest intima-
tion as to where the lightning will
The young and middieaged
men whose places are secure because
of youth and capacity are to bind
themselves together so that if they
9- 9',“ .N‘F’" it! landed. lt.:is understood
The folit‘nvlng
The service was Iii charge of Char-
superlntcndent , of
{school and was largely attended.
Trinity Episcopal Church.
- The Easter services at Trinity Eplsa
copal church. yesterday. were the fin.
1,“ of their kind ever.;:held~ in. the
church and the congregations at all
the services were vew‘much larger
have been asking for the readjustment :
of oondltltins so that the divisions of;
labor will be more "tiearly equal."
Tile comtiilttee went“) their homes
over sundav and some of its mem-
bers will return this week, when it is
expected that there will be a conclu-
Hcalth Is the result. Sold by Cliilorti
Pharmacy. ‘
ODD FELLOWS
. HQME MEETING.‘
.—
iitcatlant Financial ‘Stattis oi lnatltti-
tton Aagara'hiloat neonatal Year.
At the Odd Fellows home. Pairview,
Grown. h‘ridax, the cley ,th: monthly
meeting nights, car we bald by the
supply contullttée of ' 'l. H. J.
Hirsch of New London is chairmkn. Be
sides m. Hirsch lint- Gnhdvllaeter
Rebalon R. Robbins of Norwich and
Calvin 8. .navla of. Niantlc. president
of the home. werehpgpaentn .
sion of the debates upon the various
matters pertaining to this order. There
is nothing at the present time to indi-
cate that the labor troubles on the road
'as for“ the Traiumen are concerned-
wlll not be disposed .of. ..
HOW TO BREAK URA COLD.
Every. one knows the first symptom
of a cold and the dangerous conse-
quenceswhich, often “arise from its
A severe cold can be com-
pletely broken up In one or two days'
are thrown out In the cold world they
may have something to take with
them when bidding adieu to their jobs.
The suggestion of the pension- sys-
tem came to themes on the Consol-
Idated from New‘Ydrk. where it has
been in practldb‘on the New York
neutral mail. '1‘ are it has been the
practice of the 01 er employees to pro-
vide fdr a sick benefit and burini fund.
The plan has been ‘of great benefit to
the families of the'emplqyees in the
event at misfortune; They now have
than at any previous Easter services.
The tlrst service was held‘at 15:30 a.
in.. and the second statute-locket The
full service was held “-10:80. at which
there was a - very large attendance.
The-church was very handsomely thee
mated. Banks of patina-aware, placed
“on each side of the altar.- whlch was
‘iiecorated .wuh'the canteens» stately
Easter llllles and theretatere handsome
tied plants around 'the:pu1pit and
, Itr each windowtmre‘waata
‘potted «plant- The special service of
. distill St. Joseph . Wlegklld
illF‘ll.‘_'.§'aPh ‘of St. Jose
,1 l!-"|_, diner of SI.
.......... 'wiegl‘lhc
Muffin, organ ....... :‘.“. lit‘st‘
Iii; custom blt'li ,t't'ill, lul EIG‘
woos taken ttpttst till ”the
fray expenses of‘AniertcliI
it"fiis' abroad lor'tli ‘
. (its til-hummu-
hinted with the
The accounts of
r
'niontii' wébe an.
tilted and ave or connected with
H ' 2 Qasofl'rsncrunont3"3”
suited the legislature of New York to time if prompt and proper treatment is
the home ’manai meat ‘fou‘nd‘to be In
excellent condition. The tcommlttee
found that during the year a saving
of at least §2.o,00 will be made byflm
new management of the institution
whl’ch Is an excellent shewing for the
very first? year. This is particularly
gratifying in view of the fact that there
are six more members receiving care
at the home than a year ago.
The jlnal meeting of the committee ‘
priot'to the meeting of the grand lodge
will be held at the. home on April 26
when the would celeb tion of the an-
niveraary of the land as of American
iii
the day, however. was in the after-
oon. when the chlldt‘fltuugt‘their
'_lllaater carols, aidedrby firebox choir,
.Henry Philip Gerhardt and Lillian
Alice Tooter ,werevbaptiae
sic was excellent. Howard ,A. Till”
with the comet. and C. A. Freeman
with the violin accompanying the aim
era. Master Alison Smith rumored ens
weenie “Sins sweet owls. with
Pas ." accompanied by the violin and
On Saturday the sacrament of bap-
tism was administered to William Jo-
seph Schlitt. Julia Schlitt. and Geo?“
Edi-m Harris.
given. The first action should «e to
allow the ltlnga_ which is best ace-int.
pliahcd by the free use of Chambets
laln'a Cough Remedy. When this rem-
edy is taken In double doses every
hour on the first appearance of the
00111;“. willcoantcract its effect and a
complete cure soon follows. -
seated colds orpottghs also yield readL
ly when this medicine In need; For sale
by Stiilaoa-Powell Corporation. Clifford
Pharmacy. .Pferce Bridge Phat-m
Zeltfnas Ph
mos on our oouatso.
, wasntso'r it, April i.-The iron
give’them from
.A bill providing tot- the objects of
the men is‘now' pending before the
.raliroatl committee. The out follows
ln'a'g'eneral way plans in operation
on the Pennsylvania railroad. The
men on the New York. New Haven
and Hartford railroad will make ttae
of this bill in asking for a charter
from the Connecticut legislature or fit
organising under ‘
i
Charon .hadjar
'both of ycsterda
‘0! the member}: 'of‘the
». eir 'fl-ieuds. with ‘many
, M' 20110 chanced ludic- visiting
~ cl ‘le lhornin'g service was,
ting and, primes-
.-1)ttncan. pastor of
ti an .liaster serum
In re ,h'nll F urination of Our
the general lava.
_ The provisions of the charter set
forth limitations on the use of a pen-
sion fund. The employees who are or
who may be retired'on mat of age
_ .. slttindlttur that reason
i «of statistic interest.
Odd Followihin
be lifttl. This
celebration'wiii attract members of the .
order and of the Rebekah degree and
it will tie-the occasion of the annual
. donationsdro‘m lodges ail’ever the
grand jurisdiction - _
, o'aarii crimson sacs‘roit.
'or disability it is proposed
percentage of the wages or salary
drawn by them on an avenge of the
list can "assist; their sen
generat‘cbaracter of
pldyees to ,contrih is to the hoidingl'l
catechism-es.
mustn’t to I
at. replaces-eh.
day was I . i reaaivo
01' ‘I' 9f! “it I”
‘ 'mm~lhd,_,floul. occupations insecure:
how‘s“. the ,. oo‘tqalau. y At, the.
W
position and lllu
. . .. output of the United States has don.
bind in quantity during the pastel:
years. according to a report of the
geological survey which wii
shortly. Darlng1902 the United
prodnocdatimwii long tows ti
mum at he
all employees. ‘ not coat. over l .'w "Former Qfi. " W'“” P...”
Miter a modem
~rscovereti. liver since
at ‘Ithe Middleton _
Matias to That Iiieet Filed In lupranta
NEW HAVEN, April i-—~TIis law firm
of Newton. Church a llcwltt Saturday
,illed notice of appeal toth'e Supreme
Court In the case of W. J. lirysn's ilii~
peali'rom probate, which J dgo Gator
and the jury so effectually
llryan In the
wI
th Usuouaa Iosvaar.
stated Saturday that Bryan would proa-
pcttte the appeal to theiaat court...
" “it Is not a matter of pi:
towel, to Mr. liryan," said
“lie contildcrs It his duty
carryout the wishes of hit. Bennett."
in an, interview Saturday Judge
"1 don't see how Mr.
Bryan can lttiit‘ this money under the
”0 will not probably
lake It from the family of his friend.
The family of" lily client object to him
having the money and 1 ant sure he lied
.-2
....mu...~u-............
$0000.. Liver
ity who reali "
at.01m.h|a y
anlerer from halo
at t
Stoddard said:
clit-tiniatuilccs. .
mpl cut out the coupon above.
antlmaiito he , . ‘Sompany,lem
Whether he had a right to It or not he
should refuse. It."
.iudge tittitldartl spoke very earnestly.
bttt he sluictl that Ilrynn would prose-
It was stated yester-
day that Bryan was disposed to give up
his ciaitn to the. 8:10.000.
OTOP THAT COLD.
it It may result in Pneumonia.
ilisn Balm is breaking up colds when. .
ever tried, almost without exceptfoa., 501"" N
i0. 25, 50c and 81.00 battles. The Clif- | .
ford. Baxter's and Plaisted'a.
iolae. It sets on an entire
R. Miller, of Mattaawan, N.
:«-“I was aerlmsaly tibuhlad with
and‘ bladder for over three
years. ) ydootors and various hill
medias. gave me no relief. But 1 finally
_ light: a. bottle of (labours Solvent. of at
Btu- | druggfstmsetlsfbw botlleumndlsmcurel.
For sale by Platner a lradlay.
onto his apeul.
_ WASHINGTON. April -i.—~’l‘he Geo
_ logical Survey will soon Issue its report
:on mineral resources for 1902. show-
lng that that year the total value. of
the colourful mineral products of the
United States was 01300330315, which
Is a. gain of 10.2 per cent. of 1901. The
fuels Increased $10. 7,743. or 6 per
:verey varlei or fuel increased .
In value except anthracite coal. which
showed a decrease , quantity of 23.-
ns " in. Value pith“.-
FOR SERIOUS CRIME‘.
Woodchopper in Piaiaville Atuckedi
PLAlNViLLE.
Carter, a s'mslt-Itoiier..of TFarmingIOn.
WM al'rfiislled before Justice Dresser
Saturday tilitl lied la $1.000 bonds “HI
Tut-sully on the charge of‘asaattit, st-
tetnpti-ti rape and highway robbery.‘
Mary George, thc'coniplahianl. In the
case, is a Syrian phddier; well known
Ila In quite a so
home of Mira-
301.860 long to
sessions
measly. '
in lifect Marhh 14. 1004.
Leave sourit NORWALK roa
trawv K
A. bin—12:591., 5524:, 13:50:. 6:14.
6:56. 7:03, 736:1:16. his. 0:061,
:261. 9:50. 10: 24!. in 540. 11:!5x.
P. .i-‘umbx.
ass} 21:03, max, 105203
a
A. M.—-1’2:59it.§o:jzix. 5250:, 8:“.
P. .\i.-8:20x, :
7:20.9:§51.10:10._
Luvs le voatt aha aouvit
aonwsut. -
A. Ilia—12:002.
8:001. 8:02. 92001.9:0h. 10:01:. 10:04.
ll:00x, 11:02.
P. M.-—12:02,'l:05, 2:00X,
3:313, 4:02x, 0:04.030, 5:01; 0:00.
5:30. 6:003. 6:02,“?200. 8:00x, 9:00h.
uawvoa
and respectable.
rioiis condition,nt t'
ham Williams on illef'li'armlngion road.
. 8th claims that Carter attacked her
he road and she took refuge
Wii ams' house until she supposed be
When she again resumed
her way she was attacked and after
some time reappeared at Williams'
house with her clothing torn and her
hotly covered with cuts and bruises.
. iler basket of goods was also taken
and she said site htld a purse of 825 in
The slicers were untitled
and arrested ("artct‘. The woman was
unable to appear In court Saturday
She has it son in ‘spring-
MEN altar atva to nation.
More than half of mankind over six-
ty years of age suffer from kidney and
bladder disorders; usually enlargement
of prostate gland. This In both painful
and d‘angerouti. and Foley's: Kidney
Care should be taken at the first sign
of danger. as it correctlt lrregnlari-
ties and has cured many old men of
Mr. Rodney Burnett.
Rock Port, Mo..
with enlarged prostate gland and kid-
ney lmllbIE-fol' years and after ta!
tw bottles of Foley's Kidney‘ Ca
fer better *tban “ 't s have. for - twenty
,t oars, althoughl am~aow 91 mars oi
Sold at Main
FRANCES HEN IV MISSING,
A. M.-12:00, 0200 1:30, 9:00. 10:02.
P. bin-5:01, 6:00. 8:001, 11:00.
LIAVI soars aosWALit iron
‘uaw Haven.
it. M.nar!i1ist..nis.-ttt¢osa. 0:18 -'
7:42. 8:42, 9110:, 10:06!,11:05x,11:‘ll.
P. M.-12:00,'1:12,3.:021¢. 4:18. 5:3
od's drug store.
‘ 0:00. 6:30, 7:05x, 9:051. 0:15, 1010
ills .
Mystery of Disappearance,” 17-Vsar- “2;”??th ”an“ to “NPR
, Old moi of Queen Falia. ' ‘
NAUG'ATUCK. April i.—-—The events
of Frances llenry. 17, thedaug ter of
Parker Henry. of Beacon Falls.
yery~much alarmed, because of the
sudden disapearailcé of
woman. They say she had no reason
She bears tin- encellent
Some “of her friends say
that site is angry because her family
objected to her friendshi for a young
man of Beataili'lt‘alla.
studied in a convent. and it is thought
possible she may .
have gone to the home Of an aunt who
it is also believed that she may
lives lulartford.
B.
A. argon. 1:16;. 1:563. 7:“.
‘ «amount.
soars aoawsttt'vo' oattabt't'i'.
it, xix-6:23, 9:53. ‘ .
:fi’la, 5:10. I51, 1:10.
DANIUIY To 0001'" NORWALK.
A. bi.——6:00_7:23,9:35.11:tti.
P. M.-—i:2ox, 0:86. 7:00. -
Sunday trains to Danbury. 9:16.
9:53: a. m.; 7:25 p. in. Dan
have gone back:
bury. 7:55 a. al.; p. m., 8:001. 6:85 _
leaves muse
7M!"
Norwalk Chronicler