'3: it
' iacopai Church.
. . at Brooklyn. will
,and evening. 9:80 a.
; 10:00 a. m.. sermon:
it tiuott, mt , Magdalen."
aadSifiss Rood; anthem.
;" solo, :vlolllt.-"Oav-
ri-Svec; sol . "Rosana."
, . e,_ Rhtilnborggr; Grand
b' 'Lal'halgne: Oftcrtolre in E
-' ant-y: .Aliegro, Fourth
ondeiasohn, ‘ .
lethodlst- Episcopal Church,
.. . floors. melon—Rev. Ever-
,, son. of Rev. Harvey D.
. ormerly p' or of the South
a f lethodlst piscppal t‘hurch.
; -. ,h morning and evening;
. prayer service, 9:30 a. m.;
oervice with sermon. 10:30 it.
day school and noon class. 12
prth League service at 6:30
vesting service with sermon,
, )1 m. A portion of the Easter
.nlll be repeated. Anthem.
0o; Passover" Holden; solo
” ans," drum; anthem
ave ’i‘alten Away My lord."
.,aolo for soprano. “Easter
, ,WpOdman. '5 .
‘ ~‘b.'BONORIOAIl0NAL
" ‘- tilliorwalit Comkntiousi. West
. and West ave
in if, Hoffman: quartet.
lsrael, Spiker; organ post-
. rats; 12 m., Bible school.
. gs and christian in.
i‘ ;80 p. m.. organ prelude
-_ / :qllartet, fling Alleluia
flick: quartet. 0 Loving One
Pipsutl; oftertory, organ in E
mil: organ pastlude. Bach;
. f The Call to Manhood.
Cdngregatlonul Church, Nor-
, rapt). badminton—Morn-
.Mb t‘10:,0. D‘Ht‘hiug by the
r, till ay school t 12:15; even-
serylee arms. The ninth in the
“Sufi“ the Shadow of a Great City"
hb-aLCountry Church-Yard." the
”00.0! ‘a work of art. 1.. B. A.
monthly meeting, Wednesday at 3:
.P. a “'1‘ today at 7530; The pastor
" :0 ‘church prayer service.
3 hillbilly at 8. "As a Little Child."
m, “A Touch on the Arm."
" jlnaic btomorrow: Morning: Pre-
e no Moderator in D, Smart;
filo, “Wis e Thee 1 Seek." Marsh; an-
bll,‘ "All lt.~ Began to Dawn."
Sohncckcr: soprano solo, “Resurrec-
tioh," Holden; postiuda, finale of Pop-
tifical ,Sopata, Lemniens. Evening:
' Pfllude, Easter Offertot‘y. Batiste: trio.
"Abide With- hie." Marsh; buss solo.
Pra ude innG. Bach.
. SAPTIST
‘Bouth Norwalk Baptist Church.
, Rev. H. il. Carpenter. punch—Morn-
' lag, worship at 10:30: Rev. Elmer E.
. Lona, of the Second Baptist Church.
‘ Bridgeport, will preach in exchange
with tho pastor. . Bible school at 12 m.:
if. P. S. of C. E. meeting at 6:30; even-
!“ service at 7:30; sermon by the Rev.
1!. B. Cofptenter, Special mtisic by the
choir. A‘ rordiui welcome to all who
attend these services.
.It‘ir‘at Baptist Chilrbh. Norwaik, D.
W. Talmuge Van liot'en, pastor.——Pray-
or meetthg at 10 u. in.; sermon at 10:30
a. an; Sunday school at 12 m.; B, Y.
, P. U. meeting at 6:30 p. m.; sermon at
' 7:80 p.,iu. Prayer meeting Thursday
,It 7:30 p. m.. Lecture on Success in
. Life, Friday. at 7:30 p. m. A cordial
welcome to all who attend these servi.
ces. $39!“ free.
EPISCOPAL
Trinityflptlwpal Church, Rev. Rom-
llly F. Humphrles. rector.——Holy Com-
munion; 8 a, in: morning prayer and
‘ho'rman, 11 a. m., topic, "Christian At-
titude Toward Death: evening prayer
nd'serwn. 7:80 p. m.. preaching by
. fl. . Iisrhydt, of Westport.
Grace, Church, Rev. James Benton
ornarf“rector.-~Low Sunday. Cele-
dooh: morning prayer and sermon at
erbiund sermon atdzfiti. .
7 ‘ff‘lAN-OCIQNOQ socia'rv-
: WC risthh Science. Society.
= , 1kg» agaiar Sunday service at
.‘ killing Room. Masonic building.
,1 , jApriilo, “Doctrine of stone
mt“ thstlmogly" meeting Wednes~
:Whfi‘pmdte .
o i- cordially invited: Reading
minnows to that'pabllc each week day
m 5. P.'m......b'bb‘ibb Sb
mamasuu '
vi
.y accustom“.
arnhlg moo at load:
QIWIIR AT .AUOTRM.
”sealant menu, with m
|
V - drama
‘M Ward. Oscar-D. Wichhioa. .
i “5642’“!
roobool; 0:30 p. m...
.a meeting; 7:30 p. tn..l
.. music for the day}
:- Anthem, "The Lord is
.The organ or ootlona‘wlll
"Ll lit in Hardiness," Cowan: Postiude,
1'!th of the. Holy Communion at. 8
l9 .ppnday school at noon; even.
0 both" servfcss‘tho'
wt ‘ - . . dmmfl ”a
. orth Main street, Rev.
, mount “Storéflervice with
, .. 7t80’t‘p.. - aday schoo
an Church, Van Zandt
t Norwaik. Rev. J. W. Da-
ochoobat 181m; Loyal Work~
wgbzisp, lg service at
, idst'lilfl‘ t"l.' ,
'.‘_ Justus. April his?!»
«Wilton! on board.-arrived here
,"‘mittoni landed
‘ Count Gol—
. b. . ., , ,lsonrsffiouthuflmewa, a,
' “l“ .,.ayetu. “at-scout bestow.
m Namath—D. 0. Com. it. o.
a
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—Ths Homes at the
Icon Thai! Tiihnlra and
'ralaa for
—_——.
ballasts ,oaaanv
970'9'299“
4 TUNBltlDGl. Vt. Dec. ii, 1903.~,
"l began taking Paine's Celery Com-
pound in the sprlng after having spent
a year and a half confined to my bed
on account of having pneumonia and
a bad knee. due to tripod trouble. At
the time i began taking your medicine
I was very nervous and did not want
to sec any one~unly my own folks.
"The doctors all said that there was
not anything else they could do for
me. atul also said they did not think
that i would ever be any better. aiid if
i was better i would,nevcr be able to
walk again.
"A friend of mine. was taking Palne's
Celery Compound at the time and i
thought i would try it. i took several
bottles before i saw much improve-
ment. But soon my nervousness left
me. I again enjoyed seeing all who,
called at the house. . .
"i kept right on gaining until now
i call myself vaav WEld. ANpl
HEALTHY.
"‘l had a light attack of the grippe i
and i took one bottle of Paine's Celery ,
Compound. it helped me to regain my fW
'.'l can truly say your medicine has
been of great bonellt to ins."-Ahna C.
V‘bttriéw"
MISS ANNA IALLOU.
Grip Was Cursdc-Ilood Was Purl-
i‘isd—Hor Whole Oyatam Itrangthan-
ad by Palm's Gelary Compound.
co to your Druggist TODAY—Got one bottle of Paino'a Celary c3}:
pound—ass how DIFFERENT it will make you fool.
"The New England Food Co.
licar Sire:—
purpose, as i did not get any better.
__. - _..-.__- 4. __-.-—__—_
foods.
cult to my sister, Mrs.
for :it': cents in payment for same.
once."
Name on applicatltin.
We have received several letters similar to this within the last two
weeks. ‘
Our Foods do it if you give them a fair trial. .
FOR SALE AT ALL LEADING GROCERS.
REID THI‘ LETTER.
"New Haven. Conn., Mar. 31, l90-I.
i had suffered for a long time from stomach trouble.
digest my food, particularly what i aic .for breakfast.
in health and had become very irrita bio and nervous.
put me on a (but first one cereal and then another for breakfast. but to no
One day i saw your demonstrator,
Mrs, Bacon. at the Nesblt Store while i was shopping and she wished me
in fry for my breakfast one ludla Digestive Biscuit and a portion of Good
Rich Food. i bought a package of each and began the very next morti-
ing. That day. to my surprise, 1 began to feel better but the sensation
was too good for me to feel that it meant anything.
right along day afler day eating the same breakfast and improving
health. in less than 7 weeks lily health has been fully restored. Haven't
felt so well in over 3 years as i do now, utid it is all due to your health
1 was run down
The family doctor
i want you to send a package of the Good Rich Food and a box of ills-
——, Elkdalc. Pu.. and i cut-lose postal order
our productions arc not .
THE CHEAP KIND
We don't believe in them. We build Bctislcnds to wear.
use the very best ’i‘ubing and Lacquer that will not turn dull or peel off.
We make all sorts of Bedding. Pillowa, Down Qliiils, illvsmt, liox l‘ouchcs.
NC. .
I
We will take pleasure in showing our goods and quoting you prices even
though you don't make. a purchase.
CHAS. P. ROGERS CO. Manufacturers
Film Avenue and 21st. Street New York
Established in 1855.
ADDED TO DEATH ROLL.
a
Chicago Press Foadsr Shot Man Who And Man Who Employed Him Has Dis-
appeared From Colcheater.
l‘()l.CiiES’i‘ER April 9.—Till' search
by Sheriff Jackson and deputies for
WIIU tiififll’lit’lr’ ‘; 00m“ 0“" Church Organist “"d (“’“V The Stipti'intclidtbul has not counlt-d
mutilatctl hotly ductnr of Music on Mlly isl. it is prop- himself at up "A "”55" mum pump.
Aallultoti Him,
CHICAGO, April 9.——Anotbt-r name
has been added to llic death roll tituli
distinguished the progress ofl‘ra’lutllnlb John Marks the farmer
' it-d shortly beforeb lilo.
- of .ioscpli i’avoli. a farm hand. was j or to outline hcrc what he and ibe Sup-
llur on Murits' farm,,er|nlcntient had planned in commotion j ..,.,,,,,,,.,..“,npy, 'l‘hc Mm}, up”, and
Union's labor war on ihc international
Association of Prestimcn,
Roy Travis, nn clgbtcen-yearold; found in an old (‘0
was continued all last night. but Wilil'
Early today the posse
wits working in the direction of Leba-
non wliile another was scni toward
‘Montvlllc with the idea that Marks
might try to reach New London, Maths
was last seen on his farm about an
hour before the dismembered body was
futind in a bag by Joe String, who
worked for him. Puvoil. the murdered
'man. was formerly employed by Marks,
bitt had been missing for several days
.and String was hired ln-hls place.
[ICAPED FROM ME
. PITAL
press fectlt-r, being assaulted by Frank-
lin Union pickets. divbw his mvoIVcr
and fatally wounded Michael .lioland
early today. The latter died while
an the way to the county" htvsp tal.
Travis is employed by a' firm of ,p ntJ
m in Clinton street. and was returiii
log from lunch whenaccoateid by'thrce
pickets. Hasn‘c . in gettingpust
two of them, oniyto’ att‘ack'e'd by-Bo-
land, the third man, and the shooting
followed. Travis, whor'shtwedb ovi-
-llence of a severe heating, was arrest-
ed.
- The strike of Fifinklln-‘Uplon No. 'r.
of press feeders, has been marked by
one previous killing, and meat-1y 100 air
aauus. some of which were marked by
serious consequences, titt- victims bo~
ing confined to their houses for
months. Scores of ca sea of intima-
tion were reported to 'lhe police and
nearly. sodarrcst‘s madie. ‘
W
ADVIRTIOID LITTERS. ‘.
'i‘ho‘ following letters remain ,uncail-
ed for tho foilowlru post-offices for
thodn tweet. .' ' ‘
South Namath—C; D. Bles, Miss
Katherine O’Brien Riwman. John B.
m,“.lt¥‘..claaton.ll_lni, (i , . An-
drew Jackson. Fred 1'.’ muffin. .1.
shape, than; Charles! Ballard. ’1
My swan; Care of RI 0: Edward
fir i
i
E. R. GROWI. 1?.»
sin. Hoary. ill. a. m J. w. J "-t )'
lira. Laag. rpm Philip... ,. .
BEFORE YOU BUY A
Brass or Iron Bedstead ’
(‘ull and see us. We haw been making licds and Bedding for all ycttrs and
They do wear.
HIRED aim was mososseo.
flrstliaiotoga l ,
Continued from arst page.
V - ”——
A letter of gpproclatinn, full of pa-
thetic interest from Rev. i’sul Moore
Strayer. has been received in response
to a copy of the Easter Service aolii
h m. Dr, Bueil will-read it at the Ber-
v co tomorrow morning. No one in:
terested in the Memorial Font will be
willing to miss hearing ll.
THE BIBLE SCHOOL
(Qt-clally will «Hilly, the rest from lbw
Easter Drill. ll will he ll treat to lift“!
every exercise of the h’t’SNitill t'l‘llll'l'
about the Bible lesson for the day. 'l‘lic
t'lnba madc u grout showing lust Sflil‘
built and evt-n ibc'i did not lli‘i'flitlp
their full strength. Tomorrow will
find each return We” provided for anti
well worlh the tillt-niitm llllti ntlcnd~
ant c ofttliose. who lll't' eligible for int-m
'i'iilb} MISSION Oib‘ iiS BERIIC.‘ (iii‘
iii' 1 alllcTi NS.‘
The Church lilliit‘iin idcu was novel
at ilitb oiilst-t but has bcttn pushed as
it personal department of the Superin-
tendent's work for ncariy two years
past. He needed 11 way of reaching
lllt‘ poopic who were libatblll tl'oul lilo
regular Service and the i’tiiplt An-
nouncements urc‘aii too brief to coil-
lain ”w nch in u thriving l’lli‘iriii
that would appeal to thc members and
the general public. (in the whole the
result has been a witness to the DOWt‘r
of the lfi'cas anti whilc ncw forms have
to be taken up from time to time, the
Superintendent pays his compliments
to the Sentinel for uniformly courteous
and generous treatment and for unmis-
iuhubit‘ l't’rillilli from ”W lilliitbtili t-oi-
unuis. lie has evidence that it has
reached not only our own people, but
even non Church goers. and on special
occasions the nttcnduncc of the School
and the increased iuici'csl hllvc been
the best witness that the liullcilu has
iii‘t‘il influential. While thc ucws of
the Church will be fully announced in
future. doubtless the form will be
The rest of this iiullctin must be
quite personal. it Is the last word
of the Superintendent to l‘i‘m‘fi built
the adult members of the School and
the Juniors and their parents in their
homes.
CONCERNING EASTER.
The Superintendcui wishes to ex-
press to all Departments. of the School
his very high appreciation of thc eng~
erness, strength anti devotion with
which their Service was sustained.
Their behavior let out- time under very
trying cirt‘illllaluncesl was worthy of
warmest praise. Hc could but com-
pare the rendering on Sunday morning
willi previous Public Services of the
School, anti note marked progress and
development even within the last year.
The contrast with our last Christmas
Service (which was generaly compli-
mented at that time) was very notice-
able. it was not yct perfect but it
was superb. One of our oldest Church
members said with delight "i never
expected to fillt‘iitil’nlll‘ll a St’i‘ViCt‘ in
this Church."
Your Superintendent gives you his
well doing and counts upon your steady
advance under a new Administration;
indeed since Sunday morning he has
felt the. bltterest pang over his depar-
ture. since he so kceuiy regrets that
he cannot have part with the Officers
and Teachers anti :you in your future
progress. He is sure. you will never
you attempt fall below this standard.
THE EASTER. ORCHESTRA,
The Superintendent exprches his
gratitude also in the Organist, thc
Quartetle, the various members of lilt'
Orchestra, and to Mr, Munvlllc. who
left an important Service elsewhere to
lead with thc Plant: the School Singing
in the Chapel iii our i’mcessionai :s‘ti
NEW HAVEN, April ti.-—’f‘heodore
Hansen. who- escaped In his night
clothes from the New Haven Hospital.
last night. was found and returned to
that institution early today. Hansen
was taken to the hospital four days
ago with a wound in ids neckpand it
is. supposed that he became temporari-
ly demented last night.
covered this morning sleeping peace
rally in the attic of the house at No.
26b Palmer street. fie was a stranger
to the occupants of the house and his
presence. there was a mystery. When
.thc authorities were notified Hansen
was returned to the hospital without
‘RIV. batlalLLll HAI TONllLlTl
NEW YORK. April 9.—-Dr. Nowell
' .leght Hillia. the well-known Brooklyn
nil‘istor. is suffering from tonallitla
and for-1. fine the attending physi-
clans feared pneumonia. He is report-
or, .slmough danger of
cl 8. RBI"? "Jlt
ltcccssionul iiyiliflS. Since be be—
wilbdht- School for the coming year.
As he is a l‘t'sltitblil. of South Norwalk.
he will not only aid ilr. ilucli in tho
Midweek Service, but will have time
on’ convenient week days to organise
and drill. it Young l’t-nplcs' choir,
from the. School in conncciitul with
our growing (ircht-siru. You can im'
agine what capable and persistent
pushing along these lincs muat soon
show» in, a development of the Musical
ability of our School, and in added at-
traction and power to our work.
THE HIDWEEK SERVICE.
It is greatly desired that all the
members of the Bible School who are
old enough should form the habit of
attending this Service.‘ “it will prove
most helpful lt) Christian experience
and character and it will surely greatly
strengthen the Church.
,Tflh‘. BIBLE STUDY noun
should be one of the strong features In
our work. i have never known a good
Teacher's Meeting that was not a man-
ifest blessing to its School. 1 urge all
the Teachers, therefore. to make this
exercise the object of loving, loyal and
prayerful care. Beginning with next
Thursday the following will in turn
present the lessons of successive flab-
balhs. via: Mr. Frank H. Gleason. Miss
Winnie 0. Nash, and he Pastor. The
Superintendentswill announce further
€11“th ‘ . .. ., 1‘ .
our School organisation Is on a line
basis. Aside from the faithful work
bfb'the other scams Ollcers. the
Sta! has bee greatly strengthened
this year. since Miss Elisabeth i.
Tolls: has accepted the work of Re
cording Secretary. s new‘ofloe with
us. To her will fall the-proton. .in~
tolligult assignment of new members
tin suitable Classes. and the on I)!
’w'iaeaaslgnmeat of Teachento 7 .
obtains-ass. dClaueatosa
Teachers. U rhec hantlthe‘ "
* {1”}! ho {mmpuy cleared of dunes
hip. and her weekly
, the
» part it " ill do
‘ an!" thia’ecgmemflt'wm '
a“ til. This is an 100:1 ”mam
W " Wham Recordila Growth ‘
bcrsllip, luti have no yi-t ,itlint‘tl. ,
wisely varied to suit new conditions. .
Mimi. . .
value 33.291.051.70
“3,93 4)
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0.71. *
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it} It. vfli
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test to ntbcti illi,‘ exploiting here. We
are beginning liit‘ education of tho
li‘liiidf‘t‘ll as Christian (livers by teach-
,iug them to give regulix‘iy. conscicn~
iiitllliliy, generously. and gladly. it is
possible to iuvt-st ilil' g big of every
child with these charming qualities,
and when they come to tho responsi-
bbiiities and opportunities of manhood
anti womanhood, the gain is manife'st.
, The Superintendent of The Second (kil-
;iegiatc t‘hurt-ii. New York. was asked
a last Monday: _
' “How many were out at School ye»
icrduy?“
3 "Just about four hundred."
1 ”What was your Offering?"
"Twenty-five Dollars."
"How many omissions were there in
the fotir hundred 1’"
g "Not a single one: we often go sev-
’. The (lama Stator
wars organised in if”.
The coinage of sickle was hogan in
la“. Tit. latest report from the
Mints shows that ”Midi“ picksis
have been coined since that time.—
) {H 4 .
Q “t 3:
I "4 b.) .
s‘ v
1
Theme” (1"
Ever Com ,
“,‘= y ., ‘ would not pay for the
' " ‘ ,Ci'emo cigars smoked ,L
in one 3799'
Largest Seller in the World _ ’
raa nun is Till: ‘ '
spasm males
i
PEACE IN BRICK iNDUOTRY.
ClilCAGO, April it"‘lndlii'iil'ifli peace
is assurred in the brick manufacturing
business in Chicago for the.
year, An ttgr-beniciit “has been conclud-
t-tl bciwt-t-u ”to various brick yards
and thc lirlt-kiuukt-rs' linitius. t‘mhrlit‘
lug ubout‘Bbttd lllt'ii. which t‘DliIiiliit‘r
iiif‘ following prt'ivisltiiis.
shop, tht- union label to ho placed on
manufactured,
wagc scale to continue another year
over time. to be paid at the rate of
time and it half. doublt- pay for Sun-
ditys and holidays, the clglii hour day,
the business ago-tit is permitted to en
ter brick yards at any
working hours. to settle
grievances not so settled to bc arbi-
lraied, and all brick in be hunted by
union tcumslt-rs and under union condi-
ieral Sundays without a single omis-
jslon. We do not count the Kindeiul 1, 1907.,
i gartcn children in our list but the PI'i-i
1 inarlcs and all the upper grades stiliitl ‘
this lest." ‘
:gnllcries brought in Still, an averagu of
about thirty-live cents eat-h. 'l‘here
‘lbe floor of the Church and they gave
866 an average of 9% cents each that
is to say 250 trained children and‘
' young people earned and gave gladly
for the Easter Olfcrlng four times as
affectionate congratulations upon such 1 much per hcatl ms ih“ average adult-
b, who attended ,lile same Service and
;manlfeslcd every sign of interest.
1 The great comfort and enlarged use.
5fulucss of the Church of the next gen-
ieratlon depends largely upon how the
ichildren of our,day are taught to give.
5 How easy it is to give when we have
lthe heart to do it. How the dollars
,h‘out for that mugnlllceut Cup and at
Ellie Easter Service for the last year‘s,
, deficiency in the Church finances.
, fcring.
‘ t‘O-ORIlINA'l‘l-I DEPARTMENTS.
b print. The plan has been to divide liic
'tlic Lamont Club arc unique institur
,lioiis: tilt-y are virtually independent
but the School. The Jennings t‘lub is
Presidents and t.‘onitpitlet~s.,. 'l‘tle l‘rl-
mary iicparlnientds equally by itself.
All these have to“ be so. partly because
we have no room iii Which to gather
the whole body In the Sunday session,
and partly because tileseverul-tlepart-
meals are carrying on individual work.
,bern to stimulate as far as possible,
jlhls individuality ‘tif‘ the departments.
,Tliey all are moved by a true spirit of
vice has made perfectly clear. Shall
not "individual responsibility" and
“unity" be your watch-words for the
future?
TIIE LOVING Cl'l'.
That was it choice secret to keep.
and how well 450 people, big and little,
kept' it! The Superintendent never
heard a lisp of it until iiencon Cum-
bart sprung it on hint sob gracefully.
“any people seemed to be haligiug
inund. and every: face wore a glad-
aome expectant look; anti no wonder!
Never was there a more charming tok-
nted. ' Thp.8upsflntendrnt has
, u recalling isstbow you longed.
just where yen sat, and how each
rt and hand bad part in ailing that
great beaker brimming full of. love.
Please God ltah’all never be. emptied.
source of oy and inspiration. He could
heart, and be his] high smbitfhn
' ' ve continually; so true. so lovable,
who had part in this lovely
‘ read these words aloud st
mounds. ,nt mutt-as. . _
,‘l‘hisfl ,Bul acloacswithonc
mm mama Malawian? g” T «swim tact-cm
‘ Moi: ‘ , Int nit-futons!
2 Y _ “I“ . r. . ‘
bsfifimfia-‘mew "ulna - "rooms-dent“.
- ., ”molest-sinuous » M Kit-“3““-
' .'<, :y ,3 ? , _, i
'» {huff-3t 1:.
’i‘hc ugrt-t-mtnt expirt-s May
WILL tuisaesr MANY.
Evory person should know that good
At the same Church last Sunday liw ? lieiiilii is iliiptiaSiiiii' if the kidneys are
School held the' Easter Service in the (lpmn‘pli'
evening: the ymupter one» were until-urt- kidney and bladder disease
there but 2.30 or gmorc ('i’HWdl'lI llie'em” rump mm will build
galleries. .'i‘lit- lifuslt-l' Offering was for . “ll'plngnnin ”n.3,. tirgiillii so they will
lllt‘ INN“! of 11 “fly Nlli’flt’l‘)’. “IN "I"! perform ibt-lr lulu-lions properly.
danger of Bright‘s disease or diabetes
if Foley‘s Kidney (lure is taken
were nearly 700 minim in the new on i linic. Sold at l’iaisltbd's drug store. “
Foil-y's Kidney Cure will
BURNED ADVERTISING LETTERS.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. April 9.—Petcr
J. hit-Bride. a mail carrier. has been
arrested on a charge of destroying let-
,ters given him to deliver In upper
Grand Avenue, the most fashionable
resident-c district of the. city, ,it is
charged that be burned letters contain.
ing advertising matter, in a barn on
his route. explaining that it saved him
work and that he saw no need of other
people wasting their time reading let-
bc satisfied W “Wit “HY “mil“ W011i . anti dimes poured out for the Memorial . bccu ‘filit‘iitzdalhhs Suffix?
A
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
, The Superintendent is sure, after lltci Iaimfirufettzl‘,“ (13:: Tits: ri'lhlflftfd‘izl‘:
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Sixth?'5?‘;lio)riiiiittd::!oirhYi‘hamfi’; ail: i ifllllil‘lliiilt‘ relief In all cast-a of t‘ougli. i
i . ' ' . , Croup and Latlrippe because it docs
tbi' willing to at it” lt-t t'illwa'il‘ollll' Yi? ; not pass immediately into the stomach
, high “‘9‘“ t‘““‘"“““"‘ i ‘t‘ “‘k 3 ‘ but takes effect right ulsthc seat of th
li- draws our the Inflamma-
tion. heals and soothes and cures per-
manently by enabling the lungs to con.
, tribute purc lil‘tbgit'ing anti life-sustain-
'ing oaygcn lit the blood and tissues.
line Minute Cough (‘ure is pleasant to
take and it is good alike for young and
Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.
largely siblf-tiirccting, aild :iil illPS(‘_ ORANGE DELEGEAJ'ON FOR EARK'
are under the management of lht-Ir',
ORANGE, April 9.-The denim-rate
of this town elected the following dcltb-
gatcs to the. state convention: dilutes
H, Peck. Lee .1). Bishop. .lohn F. Huey
and Thomas E. Nugept. The delegation
is uninslrucletl,‘ but_ {is
J udgs. Parker.
LADIES °
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scam" .eutrmmcbmb
T WINS lN MERIDEN.
MERIDEN, April lie-At. the demo _
(-ratic caucus held last night a. Hearst i you eat is enjoyed. it is digested, ja-
delegation was selected to attend the slmllated and its nutrient properties
state convention at Hartford. May 5 appropriated by the‘biood and tissues.
and 6. it‘s-Mayor E. E. West is One Health is the result. Sold by Clifford
' 'Pharmacy. ' n
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This leaves the Superintendent as, a;
sort of Prealdenbetmf'his purpos’efhasl
unity howwer, as the blaster Sec.
of the nine delegates.
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cu. or more charmingly provided and .
but shall mm as as your old
Superintendent , . a pure. ht"?
Illing Spr rig to, ty man.
not say a suitable word of thanks that ..
Eula, nor can 'N’IOW.bbtlf you have '
‘ it each member of the School may ,.
" so loyal to the Easter Christ that ‘ _
all men shall know you are his Dice. ,
' ingot Class Blank-tore- otpln. ~ . ,
Ola-lo!” miss ' Will the parents tat-the ydunger
home to the children, that they may,
i
maven MAHAN wmh. ..
Rasult of the New London DemOcrstic
Fictional Fight.
NEW LONDON, April ii.—-(.‘auc.itscs
held ill the five wards of this city last
night t-it-t-tcd dciegales to attend tilt?
city convention nextv'l‘uestlay evening
who are HlliinimPlI‘-‘i(i favor Mayor
Bryan r‘. Malian in the fight which is
in progress between himself anti lib-lb
arti l’. Freeman Jr.. for liltb supremacy
of the city democracy. The. caucuses
were largely attended and feeling ran
high. in ward 2. one of the party load-
ers and the moderator came to blows
and had to be separhlell by friends,
A CURE FORHEADACHE.
Any Man. woman or:- child sulterlug
from headache biiiousnéas or a dull.
drowsy feeling should take one or two
of licwui’s Little Early Risers night
and morning. These famous little pills
are famous because they are a tonic
as wcil as a pill. While they cleanse
the system they strengthen and rebuild
it by their tonic effecl upon the liver
and bowels. Sold by Clifford Phar~
mat-y. ’ ”
KILLED AT WILLiMANTlc.
\ViiddlliAN’l‘lt‘. April {if-iii. J,
Halt-y, a well-lumwn young man of this
place. was aluioat instantly killed last
night while in lbc act of coupling cars
in front of thc (it-pot. A suction of a
freight train backed down on him.
crushing his side and he died soon aft
ter be was found. He was 27 veers old. ,
and was prominent as a ball player.
pitching for the local team for- several
years. He leaves a wife.
- CASTOR ill.
to: Infants, , aadllhllana. ..
ilu Kill You llau iiiiptllglil
HUNG HlMSELF IN BEDROOM.
, MERIDFIN, April il.—-Joseph Kakiin-
sky, aged sixty grunt. committed and
chic yesterday by hanging. He went
to his bedroom after breakfast and
tirow iwu nails into the ceiling over
his b.-d. Then he made fast a short
rope and placed the loop at the end ov-
er his head. and lumped from the-bed.
ii is thought that be was despondent.
because of luck of work. lierleaves a
widow and four children.
ARE YOU A .DYBPEPTIC?
if you are a dyspeptic you owe it to
yourself and your friends to get well.
Dyspepsia annoys. - the ' dyspeptic!
.friclids because his disease soars his
disposition as well as his stomach. Ko-
dol Dypepsia Ctire will not only cure -
I. WRANOO'I l dyspepsia. indignation and sour ottom-
m lacb. but this palatable, reconstructive
ionic digestant. strengthens the whole
digestive apparatus. and aweetens the
life as well as the liomach, When you
take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thalaod
”17 MT.
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Norwalk Chronicler