‘ (01.35;
i it?
it» A.I veIlI‘ lint. elite
III i and Men‘s Billie class; i: 80 s.
It. olina People; I meetlu; 7: to p. in.
up worth toe Ii.vemry Tl-
Ii music 0the llday it include:
trail?) Prelude "Oiiefi
o
g: tire in ll."
081m: quartette, “liven Me,"
Warm; solo. "Just For Today " Ab-
bots.“ Mlle Rood) Poslludci "léxtrIct
from Grand Oftenolre in a." Miefure
Wely Evening: Prelude “Oflertoll‘o.”
Everett ll. ’i‘rllette; anthem; "A little.
While." Alien; solo, “Crossing the
Bar." Cowiea; duet, ."The Lord [I My
“Billiard." ert. In. Eaton.
flood; male uuartette. Poatlude. "March
from Tennhaueer," Wagner.
lllII Avenue Methodist lllnllcollll
Chore, ltev. iii. Cunningham. Pastor-—
Morbid! service, 10: 80 I. lit, preach-
ing by mmlagtor; Bump iiclVlvogll.I 12
m.: Epwo Mguo y In
Moifet, topic CrownI 't‘rottdtl‘n Under
”Jog... We... and...
Wigwam-final . W.mm is the time at hand when bird Ind poet
It Indie 0 servers of a cute have: most sing their elegy? ~
tween. “1'. . Contrast present conditions w th
,.,tI of' no phmt IV‘ ' . tboie :hich revailed I few de
' inhibition Iggfiaiul. cone der blow muctlliI the gut“ I
.o .tltlnllIi h the It I. ha ilolt. Former y, not I wII
Q9 mpgwiraiid cute I" ' to have fences only. but those which divided
. tel IIIilIing «III of the. III were permitted to wear the rich
“lecturers in all linI'I Ire iture' of growing things ”filthy
‘ ‘ ‘ to the' birds and utilised I- then. the
thick covart Iliordih I3“: er and nail-
wuecesnlb ' ’ cealinent. and the w it pmvidinI
6‘ than builders that iorieeverni y nin late summer and I lain upon their
III Ieelneili to delight return in early sort I. urge Ind
iii g high up in theirspltll nneellitll element on
ing by Rev. A 8. K'svanagb D...D
luperlntendent AMethodist Episcopal
"32““: gm? 1i. ill. Church selling brand Of
n i . -
Preacging at tl'lIe time;- balonclhmltg a. self to find out
at. Sunday so 00 l i H In
En'dedvorat 7 p. m.; preaching service, 5 cents invested
conducted bI‘M riteyers of Darlen.
Soils Irp free" and all are welcome.
Good eintlnl I) the choir. under the
direction of Air. Perkins.
ones ail cit-in it will in addition to the wood lot, deem- '-
Ill 9: heed the handwriting ct my part or every tam, South Norrie it Cmm‘egationai. {.ew‘;
mall Ihdeven so so far In to. I there fire many clump. of even-mu in hank Duel, I). ill" pastor?)-I 0 3
Min removing the iqbstwlell befom trees " :Iinsll copies. and tangles. I. Indore-chi top L Sin :an sans
nan lecturers. thiemeeives take in while the streams. lane and email. {6" prelude, ndante, Du as; quart-
' ' bull! ll blovl'llirgsemi " were hinged .ailih iililai‘a Ind Willows , tie. The MN is Exalted West 10
9.9“ 1- dead been _ (p the race pertieulerw the and adorned withmah‘y Ietetely tree. rectory. Con-ill n. Liszt; an 30%;.
b a d v Uil ed Hattersk of rib Amarida: can The country was alive with bird. ma quartette; {the rd in My Ci aft-"12'
‘ .l'mmngigdq 9 bet manuihdtur- little trouble was caused by insect some or“!!! Lfictitious or d
W“ to Inca his lufltlstigo Mfltable and pleas; pests. ibis whoa mont Jennings In
.. ant oocupe n for t h“the hose" an
éhddltiondm m'en that it ormerly.
“TO PROTECT TH! PEARL.
Transplantation to sheltered epote
Counted“
Profcssor llei'.dman who was sent to
Ceylon by the Colonial oilice of Great
Britain to attempt a solution and find
a remedy. if possible. for the years of
failure which occur so frequently in the
pew! fisheries. has recently published
I report which is most interesting. Not
only during recent years. but for many
centuries picvlous, the fat and lean
seasons have been the despair of the
collectors of the beautiful gems. The
task of [investigation undertaken by
Professor Hordmnn and his able assist-
ant, Mr. Horncll. was no lightone but.
its the r'opoit shows. seems to have
been abundantly fruitful in scientific
results and achieved the purpose for
which its was dispatched A complete
survcy of the whole sea bottom of the
pearl fisheries area has now been made
partly by sounding and dredging and
partly by the aid of divers. Mr Horneli
himself descending in a. uropeun .ilv-
ing dress. it was found .thai. flourishing
beds are often depleted by the r ages
of. boring sponges. boxing mo lusos.
starflslieu. internal parasites and fishes
though the destruction wrought by
these is slight compared to the whole-
sale destruction caused by - shitting
sands due to currents or churned up
by the southwost monsoon. One bed
examined in March. extending over an
area of 16 square miles. was covered
with enormous quantities of oysters.
"not less than about a hundred thall-
sand million " in November. of the
same year the spot was revisited when
this vast host was found tobave van-
lehed having been buried in the sand
oi;j swept down the deep decilvity out
si e.
The loss from overcrowding is also
enormous. Professor Herdma'n sug-
gents the simple expedient of trans-
planting to sheltered spots affording
suitable conditions for krowth and in-
rection Nature hits often to be as
elated In the preparation thhese spot:
by the process known as "'culching."
scattering the floor of the bed with
rock and loose coral to attord “anchor
age for the byssus of the young oystert
The havoc caused by etarnsh l's shoves
from the fact thIt a blink examined in
March 1903. lodged I ct‘bp of oysters“
Chr tilin Science Clubs; 7:30 p. m.. .
adrenal. 'BlzerittinstF cigan pl;elt:de,Tll::
09 than senile conservatism come where man has been I ailing in upon “39' o 9“: quar 0i 9
[to the MI ww- wild titre Ind annexin more and Kill! 0' M“ Mr Shepherd tsp Shel-
. :. flen‘t II/Oin-ernieal. . more bdrm". very cit a one but, rt?" “111331on W1 Healer 0' mei-
The landscape has Irutly chanted
twitIin the past thirty ivents. Every.
a, ing: i will Lay Me Down in
Now. toolornareagaiil en vogue “fl“ “m“ “'"m‘ “1°" old ”a“ . c m or an iostiude. Rink
all years of absence exclamationl N B. .96 if. B l
l; '33:" “1‘1: “Mammal-to 21%;“: “I“, “,0”. Music at the First Church Norwnlk
the entropic elmeuity manufacturers "3°" “‘9 "°°“"‘ "”9 m" c‘“
. _ away!" “How open the dountry,
fig" 3:;th 3:338“: :33? :33 looks!" "How bare the roadside has
it ‘1:th out in 'l‘lil b h b
beco e!" " a moot e site I'pre
:3: :3:ng :21] ”9:19: no rbggcf; g. ty brook. but it has dw ndled to almost
6 meeting with
» We e ' nailing!" -
. , sap ly the ea c shade as {all of its
9‘ freely ”t rcdgcesbors. J
”‘fcnom‘g: A slight deviation in the shade of
the . stern‘a‘nd hate ordered in on dt licate orders
’ w “or. V it from. the color of the- ori :inal shipment:
tomorrow. morning: Pieludc An-
dante frbm- tilt Sonata. Merkel: 310
How Aminhle." Buck; "Siepeis Wukc.‘
Schllt‘ékt‘l‘: ‘1 Am the Vine," Jules
Jordan: soprano solo "The Singing in
God‘s Acre, F. Bracketi; Postlude.
March in l). op. 56, No. :l, (litlininnt.
Evening: Prelude, Allegro risoluto
from 5th Bonath. Meikcl; A Song For
master, N. H. Allen; tenor solo “God
of My Life " liradslty; I’oslludc, Final
in It flat, C. Franck,
‘ VPTIB'I'
South Noni; Baptist, Rev. ll. ll.
Corps-pater paelor.~Mor-nins worship
at 10: 30: preaching by the pee l. The
fourth sermon lit the series wi be do
.Iivercd on the following Sunday. A
special offering will be received .for the
benefit of the Minister's Home at the
close of the morning 881an“ Bible
school at i! m. ,«and meeting of Decker
Club. All young men are especially in-
vited to remain. Y P s. of C. E.
meeting at ii: 30, topic. The Condition
of Salvation. leader Ethel Robina.
,Evening service at 7: 30. Wino" praise
DO NOT BE lMPOIED UPON. .
Foley a 00., Chicago. originated
tinned: and dTill‘ he a ihléontt 1%?ng
ut t he sorlb d the on less. r m y, as on accoun o
9‘: {gizgxggi nail: (Elaine part of?th manager”, merit and popularity of Foley'il Honey
1V but rather to the 3S me nimcupy and V'l‘nr many imltatlona. l'lre Inlet-ed
plan the road or mixing W0 an )3 u .1. bowllhpro- for: the genuine. ,. Ask for Foeye
a gilt;
' it it . , d Honey and 'l‘ar and refuse any substi-
“m" “ de’ 3530?? y" “a ' tuteioiiered as no other. preparation
will give the same satisfaction. it it
‘ . exp anation
in edit hats
‘..iih‘d -acall' for 809“ t Ippéll '19 ’Mi‘é’nmélidzfig mildly laxative. It contains no opiates
"1‘“ “‘1 round "0 u and i f t for children and delicate.
~ are i ,V‘Ill I t as d do‘ much 8 in 9'
$929353: 0“: 4‘59" If: wk upfeignn'h “'1‘; mill) “a uInai- persons. For Iele at Piaisted’ I drug
' c “m lyi unnecessary rein .shg of hats that “01‘9-
mwmjnnu light colon. , .. .
““9“" “W” m m mm“ the fi ”WWI" "a sovauam CATHOLIC cHuscsne.
“
”at. 310'! :n explhfnrtthlon roti'iustgme omit;
. ‘V . n r .
“n ”m” 9° ' ° 3 . Will use also. mm rile-y. my 15.
‘ to Saturday, May 21.
kiven space in theIsL___ columns
”"955. HEIDI PF THVE BIRDS. e itt.-nev Bishop Tierney. of Nurt-
ford. has issued this notice. which is I
matter at some moment to~8t. Mary's
and St. Joseph's churches. in this town.
A novena in honor of the Holy
Ghost will take place in all churches
shiny-there is really
section about it The
it a icohlpnratlvely recall-
the time being ripe for
in. the com ined effort:
at inattr‘n e. navel-e V
w ”filliemfimx fut: erroneotgl l tithnt theupirda NS
7 ll Million 9. ,0“! “Id 01‘0““ of the diocese from Frlda . MI 18.
ten to doi‘nbe il a 'eurre’nt. it is h to Saturday the Eve of theyPente’oolt. 1° 3° ' 711.; 3mm” “9°“ “ 12 in '
,_ I ’fat: diet in villa” and, May 21. Ac'oordingto the tom-or the 8.13 :ameeilnxfti 3° F m" - '9"
(in mm .m not “99.“ the “a I 01' [the “HMO decree l‘ahued tothe Catholic world by *9“ It. 07h 0m" Inga} meeting
Mm. u. be mom . co... Film the“ many trees. lied pe‘ Leo" Jim, on May 9.1897.’Iiithe ”WW 1‘, 3 J: mwl “it ":9 c
dilation that the hu- “M W, mwllliljfih be the bids 1' thtul who make the aovene .me :gl‘dltl ,wVeitome o a}, w o a ten
id- me... much h 9k. ' Wore numerous than they gain I partial indulgence for seven 9” 9°" ceéchopFL .
, WW $0,319 ”if! 820 [Plenty of cover: yearsmad seven times forty days on 'i‘ l c h R v. . R ill F
‘ ‘th dltlon moat QWMM to the. each. day that they ”hint at the public it rin W bu” 9 one Y i
”Iran in‘ den rel: thoutli exercise- and pray for the intention of “mvhriefi- “3W1?" (go‘nslnlun on
let. suehmler Ind eeo- the Holy Father. They may Ilse gain 3 ‘ m» 3““ ‘V '° °'- * “‘-
neat ll! 09811. fight-“Y We; I diff? indulgence on any one oi morning prayer “d sermon. 1i " m. '
service followed by four sermon on
famous women, tapic‘ ‘uah Moore.
or the Cultured woman '4 cordial
welcome to all,
First Baptist Church, Norwallt, D.
W Taimndge Van Doi‘en pastor—-
Prayer meeting at it) n. im; sermon at
sell best. it is
.I'bb study the bite of b "1" e it Of the hovenh or 0F the “F“ lit-It Sunday in the month second cele-
they. are more a elude”; in g t rum“ or on any of w. branch of the Holy Communion tit 11
than they need to be i‘be~ eign' “”40“"an Pentecost Wit I. m.: Evening .PrIyer and address.
hare wisely moved as mm may mam tile “rum“ 9: 30 p. ind chm! service first Sunday estimated at Me and threequarter mil-
. 1‘“ hospitable farm onteld'e which 3: PII Ill and Holy Eucharist VF“ evening in the month. lions: by March 1903. they had nearly
I or allord [theta Illllclent. #hraylior the intention or Halide-I (Inglfi'fhmtb g0?“ sung”: 8°“
. V V A ho are prevented r In! that Ce 0 re a of be e y Common on I
- . “homemade; the public our-- 3 o‘clock: morning prayer and comes
~ vane may gain the M6 at 10: 80: Slinde‘y school at 12. evenlnt
«provided [they makb that. buyer. I'll'd 80m 11 at 7‘ 30. On “on-
lately and. FFth my, Slip. fl. 8 in the evning. the bishop of
. ’nh‘u “10' “mm “mm the Macao Wm be at the chquh to
m “mum“, my mum” administer confirmation.
MINOR morioua.
”a...
V..'l‘here was not I very long list or
CIGARS
Sold Every Minute
Foot. eveninl Iervioe.1.30. pro-ch 41, 640 every hour, 1,000,000 every day The largest
”magma...“ ' 1'ch Band is Vibe J‘moker’: Protection.
cigars in the world. You owe it to your-
why so many people smoke the Creme.
in a Cremo will explain it. Sold in every
store, in every town, in every State.
READ TI!!! Ll’TTl'N.
, l‘New Haven, Conn, bier. 31,1904.
‘The New England Food Co. 4
Dear Sire: -
l and suffered i I lone time from .ItotnIch trouble. Could not‘
digest my food, partl ill riy tht i ate for breakfast. I was run down
in health and had becom Very irritable and nervous. The family doctor
put me on a diet first one coreni and then another for breakfast. hilt to no
purpose, as i did not getan. betteri? one day i saw your doinoniitrator,~
Mrs Bacon. It the Nesbit tore while i was shopping and she wished me
to try for my breakfast one liltiil. Digestive Biec'uit and I portion of Good .
Rich Food. i bought I package of “each and began the very next morn-
ing. That day, to to surprise it be n to feel better but the sensation
was too good for met feel that it in t anything. However, I kept
right along day after d y eating the ease breakfast and improving in
health. in less than weeks 'my health has been fully restored. Haven't
:eitdso well in over 3 years as i do now, and it is all due to your health
on s
. i want youito send I elation-n o- the deed Rich Food and a box of Die
cult to my sister Mrs. El dale. Pa.. and l enclose postal order
for 35 cents in puvmeilt (or same. Please send by express and at
once."
Name on application.
w. have received several IIttIrI IlmilIr to this within the last two
weeks.
Our FoodI do It it you give them I Mr trial.
V FOR SALE- AT ALL LEADING GROCER8.V
enrolls vqo euv A
Brass or IrOn Bedste‘ad
Call and see as. We have been mailing Beds and Bedding for is years and
our productions are not
THE CHEAP KIND
We don't Dollars in them. We build Bedsteads to wear. They do wear. We
. use the very best Tubing and Leon nor that will not turn dull or pool 61!.
We make all sorts of Bedding. Piliowa Down Quilts Divans. Box Couches.
etc
We will take pleasure in showing our goods and quoting you prices evil:
though you don' t make a purchase.
CHAS. P. ROGERS co nanometer-ere
Established in 1865 , Fifth Avenue and 21ItV§trIIt New York
THE CONSOLIDATED ROAD. — PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
'ino New York, New Haven and; E. L. G. Hohentllal chairman oitb
Hartford Railroad Company will putiPrOhibition Btnte Co'ntnl (lemmings
ten new dining cars this con: lesion in is making preparations for the ~onc
the next three months, whlc. added tion of that party do be held in Hart.
to those now in commission will make ford on June 8 and 9. it was the" in-
the total number fifteen. Of the» tendon of Mr. Hohenth‘ai to here I
new cars eight have been contracted joint debate on one of the evenings of
for with the Wasean company, of the convention between spellers rebro-
Springfield, Mass, and two with the senting the Democratic, Repubiietnrso-
Pullman works. at Chicsgo. The ‘cieiist and Prohibition parties, but it in
names of these cars are to he as to - now thought the idea will be dropped
lows: Names for dining cars being W...
coaetructcd by the Warden Company SPRAINI AND. DRESSES QUICKLY
Jud“ NihaybgiteIVIzhdsxnii '3 ll‘he New York, Boston Hartford, New one:
Haven, Providence, New London Nor- When you get a sprain: or bruise ral- '
wich, Fall River. New cars by the treble time may be “red by prim“!
”Freudian time by all who intents: or ' §HR"5i$.s science some " “mm“ M m“ “W10 T- W” Pullman Company: Lenox. Newport. IDDlylng Cbamberlbia‘n almnli
Irish Science society.
bullb 36%)! m “firggrgnlsn 1:13; Norw I~Reatllar Sunday service at It the hurt calendar seas
back to listen to restoring mornins Names oi old cars changed as fellows: the injured parts. rit Idioms sprain
'1 0' “19 Thames to Worceeter; Mystic to Storm in one-third the time I hired by the
civil s parlor court and at that many turd: Niantic to Waterbury; Bronx to N
usual treatment: Laet‘winter erb.
, octave oi mama” i; e. tro route hifi‘ll'ly’lffihlfiifltfif‘i‘dfll: or the ones which looked lite business spriiigneid; Neponeet to Taunton. H .
T“ t, 3‘!!!“ . n
, .tals. Testimony meeting Wed”.-
“gn ".9 3‘” 9° day It 8
To both services the
“W‘s?““m "'4 public .is "our laily invited. Readies ”m “’3‘ “m "‘ ‘ "mm "9‘"
went over for I week.- resent one
will!“ most nouceaW! because for TRUE HEARTTDIISEABE is A sass wrist and
W. Edwards oi Dee Molnar. Ion. fl
I tell on I; ru‘lfihla walk. ”raining“ iI
"56$.
next day.” he Ian...“ or” It so Iore
the holy l h the 81‘0“ “We“ union “We“ 3““ The cause of your pal ltatlon is, pro- and still i was afraid wont have to
. m 23;: “30:“ in “,c week d”. W“ 110‘ 0'1 it. hahiy‘. pressure arising mm in the Italy in bed. but i rulbhed parta
.. nannies" Luruaaas.
. slouchnpel North Main street Rev.
.. Karl Kretnmanll, pastor. —8ervlcel
Lori B. Sherwood and Wallace M.
in “he divorce suit brought by
Charles Miller against Emily Miller.
the Wife was allowed :26 for counsel
does which must be paid within two
‘ weeks. ' .
‘ The wife was given permlIIlon to
,. iii. Ind answer Ind cross complaint
‘ and was also allowed 835 for coun-
eel fees which must be paid Within
.two ,xweeII. in the divorce action
by William L. Morreli
millet Elizabeth}. Homo." ’
:fi‘he court ordered that KW W.Hoyt
' might be made codetandant in the
edit brought by the Union Savings
baalt again“ Josephine 4. Logan.
A
new” ”nine.
not” tor It the-following mm“ for
Q"
I.“ "‘9 matter ”0“!” by m"! 3- stomach—that is, gash-lo indigestion. well with bamborlain-‘I Pain helm
at Peter’s mm“ Lutheran "1.. Pepper. ”m"? ‘0’ "‘9 90““190" A few dean of Cal-cure Solvent, Dr. and after Icfew Ipplltntlpne all Ion-
National hank. enlist 0"“? T- David Kennedy’s new medicine, will neII lied diuppearedtJ
SWTWM» “'9 “fluid“! 0‘3“", cleanse away the foul accumulations bottle of Peta Bella IIv'lid Ibo IIvI
III that .thl‘a
there was a motion for the appoint-
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lento! mar." Sunday school and ”mum of Jud“ John H Perm pepthVfiondout N Y. fortreeVnVnavla. amigo“ m‘rlgfl V as 1.. Pierce
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