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it) vocation of Butler
It. A.M., will be held
it, April 25th, 1905, at at
_ Work M. t-:. M. degree,
A Manon. cordially invited.
. Fi‘ltbrnally Yours,
hf) T. M. WILCOX, sec'y.
W
a celebration of Memorial
melvhla will be marked by .
‘ ‘ n in the exercises, in.
gully, of a Confederate‘
opal Fitzhugh Lee. This
first time in the history of ;
M‘Ihy in Pennsylvania that‘
to general has delivered a
‘y, oration under the ans:
(than Army Post. General '
lie guest of Colonel Wit—
:1 Post. No. 18.
A If looded lndlaiis are incin-
Maine legislaturc, Peter M.
The, Penobscot tribe, autl
Neptune of the Pussnma—
3 , 't'ibe. Both are fairly well
, ‘ Their position is somewhat
‘ ‘répresentatives ol‘ territories
a. They are allowed to sit
. Bliembly, occupying seats iti
#t‘eme corners of the rear of
Dune. but are permitted no vote
co in the presentation or fur
‘ bed upon the Germans as the most
mute smokers Ill'li‘lt,’ world, al-
few will be surmised to learn
the Dutch are a little a head of
, garconsumers of tobacco, since
all'yya Dutchman is always as-
tyw‘litb a pipe. But none will be
to hear that Swiss smoke
per cent. more than dotiblc as
It! the Dutchman.
0R PLATT, OF CONNECTI-
‘ ‘ CUT.
' (New York Wot-lift.
T fidi‘atlons ago the great. lcad.
‘11; United States Senate. wore
. llant oraloi‘s or resourceful
- e The tradition of oratory
b bed away, and while l‘t‘SOlll‘t‘t“
' In dobale may still be useful
no means necessary. The
p nose of the Senatc is no long-
dhcted on the floor, and the most
i ‘ntlial Senators are moi always
out conspicuous.
late Orville ll. Plait, of Con-
, was one of the six men who
y governed the United States—
ident; Spooner, of Wisconsin;
of Rhode island; Allison, of
ale, of Maine, and Plait. of
gloat. Senator McMillan, of
who rarely made a speech,
' member of this coterle at
i this death. For years this
. of men controlled the legis~
the United States. and In
a with the President practi-
r the country.
those men could,be called a
. , , Senator Spooner is it bril-
ltutlonal lawyer ,and some
‘ as profound arguments to
Senator Allison is neith-
, jurist nor a skilled debat-
g ’fio‘r Aldrich Is a business
' actors.
bale, and Scuttlor i’Iatl
for Aldrich. llo had
am such as lngtilla piled.
elitist.
- Ve statesman.
. ball just been our
, _ It fun
it I for several years
7 tiers were a regi-
robably a mistake.
linen a brigade of
of Samara
corps.
OATH. A1“
IIIIIIIII '
‘IIIG windows about
is? nrds the Senate as a
Senate: Halo is
common sense ill discu‘s-
bile no pretense to clo-
I
it not a scholar, liltc Senator
gja successful business man,
no
ltl
was lacking in picturesque
Outside of Washington
afar Plutl. tiuutilly aug-
dw York boss, and the cor-
tidcnrdingly had to tag
- from Connecticut. won
a most Influential mem-
flenate. while his .better
' from New York In one
great influence In the
~ after no bad pass-
l allotment. of years.
. . o Plait. amendment did
' int work after he was
‘ he lacked some of Ben-
mortil fervor be com-
: virlie plodding tul-
blm to the rank of a
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[Alli-Ii Mllilii
Together With Handsome and
[Appropriate Decorations
Made a Giadsome Occasion
The. local churcltcs worc handsomely
adorned with the flowers of the sea-
i-ioii. yesterday, and In every one of
them special services upproprlutc to
the tin y wcrc obscrvcd.
Trinity Episcopal.
' At Trinity Episcopal Church lstiutcr
lllics formed the principal decorations
tutti the altar and channel were bro-
tusoly docked with (Ill‘nl. The pulpit,
reading desk and lcclotrwcro banked
willie lillcs. ferns tutti palms and ill
the church were.
placed potted plants. The especially
pretty service of the day was the
children‘s, commencing at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon. The boy choir render-
ed special music and the entire Sunday
school sang the carols. A solo carol
was especially fine being rendered by
Louis Wardcl. A large number of Bins
for illes were presented by the differ-
ent. classes of the Sunday school.
Thesc will be distributed among the
sick persons of. the city. Several in-
fants were baptized at this service.
South Norwalk Baptist.
Easter at the South Norwulk flap-
tlsi Church was a tiicuiorablc day. Tilt'
congregations Iiolli morning and cvc~
ulng filled the auditoriulli and tile Iii-
bIc School room. The dccornllons
were elabortllc and bcliutit‘ul and Wcrc
the work of Mrs. John 'l‘ryon, Mrs.
C. M. Judd. Mrs. II. Ii. (Jurpctltcc and
Mr, Scarlcs.
A plcusant fcaturo of tlic lllOI‘llIlli.{
st-rvlcc was the prcscucr- of litany of
IIIO older ltlctilbcrs ol‘ the church who.
hare liccn shut in for litany mouths
Tile inttsic‘was quite up to expectation.
Mrs, O'Connor's solo was greatly up
prcclalcd. The sermon was prcncbctl
by Rev. 1’. ll. Dcvlue, upon the text
“That I may known Him and the pow-
er of His ltcsurrectlml,“ Phil. ill. 10.
The tllcllltr was ‘:Tiio Power of Christ's
Resurrection." it was listened to with
excellent. attention and was a filling
and forceful declaration of the slutlifl-
calico of Eastcr day. The altcndancc
of the Bible school, was llic largest
ill litany ycars. anti the graduating of
25 front the Prilliary dcpartmcul into
the newly ornaulzcd .ltltiicr til-part-
liictil. whcn each was given a diploma
ccrlif‘ylng to IIII‘ work tionc, nild III“
songs and rccitutiotis from tlic chil-
drcn inttdc n plcasulll service.
At the evening sci-vit-c IIlt' ordinance
of baptism was adluinislcrcd to thir-
tccil and n HI‘I‘IIIUII was prcucm-d In
Mr, “(‘VIIIU upon liltl tlictlic, “t‘lll‘ivl's
Rusurrccllou a l’lcdnc," l'rolil Tlics. IV.
II, “For if we In-Iicvc that t‘ltrlst dictl
and rosc again. crr-ll an IIlt'ilI also
who slccp itl .lcsus will llotl bring with
film." Tllc aim was cvaupcllsllc and
lltc fruits of tlic day in this tl‘trcclitiii
wrrc shown by all cards signed by
those who indicated tliclr Easicr tic»
taro to find (‘lirlsl as Savior or lo pub-
licly proclaim tlicir faith in Him. This
vas a i‘itllnt.r closc of the ten days
Lcntcu evangelistic scrviccs which
have becli held under the leadership
of Mr. Devinc. it is probably that
the church will gather the l'csulls for
some time to come.
South Norwalk Congregatlnal.
The Intcrior of the South Norwalk
Congregational Church was exception-
ally prctty In the way of floral dccortt
tions, the chancel being decked in a
very bountiful way with Eustcr iilics,
ferns. palms and potted flowers. Spoc-
‘lni services, the programs of which
have, bcen published ill 'l‘hc Scutlncl
wur hcld illorning and afternoon.
At. the session of the Sunday school
an exercises entitled “in the Land of
the Crescent,” l'i‘urkcyl ltl bchulf of
forcigii missions. was glvcu. ’l‘lic pro-
gram follows:
.Upcnlug I-lyntuwBtllldcrs‘ Ilium,
School.
.In tho center of a bed of lIchrs. This
evening service Holden’s Resurrection .
The effective uIl‘lil‘tril decorations ware
under the lunnugutllbtlt of Mrs, Fabian
tiers and Mrs. l'icuny Hull. “
St. Joseph's Church.
At St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church special music was rendered
both at the morning service and at
you re. The church looked very
pr‘ety indeed. The principal decorar
lion was palms and Easier lilies arr
ranged with excellent lento. about the
altar and in the chancel.
A. M. E. Church. Knight Street.
The services of yesterday were in
every respect in keeping with the illus-
lcr occasion. The floral arrangements
wore attractive. the chief feature of
which was a cross scvon feet high.
drawn block slylc, upon while back:
ground, the basic. of the cross routing
drawing was well pinccd and with the
use of Easter IIIII'H, paints and otlu-r
plants, guvc a pleasing,- cl‘fccl. Tho
class recitation by H Juniors, the
reading of wulI-prcpurtul ivostcr tut.
says. the singing by a special choir.
were all grctllly appreciated, as wcll
till the address by C. 1). Lloyd, anti the
presence of W. C. Mlnton, both of the
Grace Baptist Church. Two lady Ill-lil-
ers, very agreeable lti manner, raised
the offering and presented It at the al—
thl', where the pttslor received it.
thanking God for the Easter life, the
generous offering and the kind disposi-
tion of the many who. in any way,
contributed to the good of the service.
Tuesday evening, class meeting, atld
Sunday school board meeting. Thurs»
day evening, the stewardosses and
ushers ’will meet at Mrs. Allen Akin's.
howls slrcct, Norwnlk.
Norwalks Play Practice. Game
Of Baseball
(Continued From First Page.)
out till a hunt which Kliul'l‘ llcuvcd to
liccvc. Moritz olit. Youngs to itccve.
NU runs.
I‘lilll ltlilitigwlmlrignn out, t‘tihlll
lo llt'ctiuuu. Mch’Icrnan look liay's
lilgli foul. Youngs popped tip to Mr-
ltit'tic. No runs.
Jlittics out, Volk to Reeve. McKiclu
nun got one of Youngs’ shoots til the
buck and ambled to first. Mctlrath
wont Hill to Youngs. 'l‘alllliadgc pop-
pcd up to Benedict. No runs.
Sixth Inning—“Rowe died via ("allill
to Ilrcnuutl. Volk fanned. Dcst flied
out to "I‘alltnudgc. No runs.
lircttllan took first on a hit. Caliill
sat-rifled, Yolk to itccvr: Lauder falt-
ncd. lilclnroo look first on an error
which allowed lircnnati to score. Mor~
llz flicd out to Day. One run,
Sci'cntll Itinltlg—Crcagh reached first
till it hit. Knorr worked Mclnroo, who
l‘clicvcd hit-.(lrtitli, for a base on balls.
Ilcncdicl poppcd up a fly which Mc-
Grulll, who was tllcn playing short.
muffin, aftcr a run otll Itt lcfl flcld.
l‘rclittll point: to lllird on the error.
tltiiiill llicti lIilt’W Knorr ottt at scr-
ond. I.ltlIl'II§iill wcut out, Mcinroo to
iiiciiuttn, t‘rcach scoring. liay Was
out. Moritz to lircunan. ()nc run.‘
.Ifllill'it out, llcni-dlct to itccvc. ‘Ii
liicrlititl out till a fly to Youngs. Mc—
(.Il‘itlll uitldc his scrotal hit and biIHL‘
second. 'l‘ilIInludgc out. Iicllotlitft to
Know. No runs,
Eighth Inliitlg-mi‘tiuiigs out, Morit?
to Btcuuau. lit-cw ftttiucd. \‘ulk filed
to Tiillllllidllt‘. No runs.
Crrulgll dropped a fly from Ill-ciluan's
bat. I)cst, not to be outdone, dropped
inc from t‘uIiIII. Lauder hit betwceu
loft and confer, scoring Brennan. Dcei
picked up the bull and looked loving-
ly at it, while Cnhill rouipcd home.
Mclnl'uc out on sacrifice. Volk it“
Itccvo. Moritz reached first on an Oi"
ror. willie Lauder carried hotuc tht‘
third rtin of the Inning. James died.
Benedict to Reeve. McKlrnan‘e hi?
scored Moritz. McGruth workpd
Youugs for a base on balls. Tallmadge
struck out. Four runs.
Ninth itiultigwncst hit for a page.
Crcash got. it pulls. Knorr bit for twu
buses, scoring IIcst. Bt‘lledlt‘i uncri—
lircd, Moritz to Brennan. Knorr tuk~
ing third. Ludrigtlu got a base on bail.»
and at once stole second. Knorr fitttll‘cl:
tho III‘III' rlltt on McKIcruan‘s throw
to scoont. IJRIII'IKBII tried to Iilllkl
third on tho rcturti. but was caught.
McKicruun to (labill. 'I‘wo runs.
Brennan succumbed to Yuuugs
The Golden Missionary 'l‘cxl.
Paul the Apoiitlc in Turkey,
ltcspollalvc rcatlitil: by supcrlnlctulctif
hurl Hchool.
l’raycr.
Hymn» «We Arc Watching,
School.
A Land of Historic Illlcrcst,
Louis Bet-rs.
A Land of Mutiy Nulloliulltlcs,
Ralph iiucll,
in Turkey,
Gifford Clark. lIcsslc t-itowc. Sllpcrlti
tt-ndcnt and School.
Hymn-"Tell Me lht- Old, Old Story.
~ School.
ltcaponslvc itcadinr.~ Modcru Apostlcs
curves. (luliill olit otl a fly to (.‘rcaalt.
Volk and Rccvc uttctidcd to Lauder.
No ruus.
'l‘cntll Inning-«Day opcncd tllc lcuilt
with n corltlni: hit. Youtlits wcnl out
UllhIII lo‘Iircilnun. Ilccvc hit to Mr!
lttroc, who throw to (‘alilIL catching
Ihiy. Volk wont out, froth pitcher to
first. No rune.
Molnroc wcnt out on a fly to Ilccvc
Morita hit for it barn- and stole Ht‘t'tmfi
from which station he rompctl lloltll
with the winning run when ’l‘omul)
.lnlnca hit for two bases.
The scorc:
PICKED NINE.
73 yearn of age. and a. member of one;
of our oldest. and host families of the
r
idliiiitfuaoco Alto ism Ads
Vinoi Proves aEIOIIInu.
W...”
Mrs. ill. P. Allen, of Dixon, Tenn",
South, writoa:
"For years I suffered with a chronic
cough. loss of strength and general de-
lillliy. and a. good part 'of the time
was confined IO‘fi'l)’ bed. i had doo-
tored and taken many mcdlcltioa with:
out benefit. At last Vinoi was recom-
mended, and i tried it. After initial!
thruo bottles my cough was entirely
cured. my strength returned, 1 have
gained flesh, anti am feeling younger
and better than i hava for years. it
Is tor this reason that i take. pleasure
ill i‘t‘t‘tilillllt‘lltilllg Vinoi as flit.- best
medicine In the world for coughs, lung
troubltm and to crcatc Ilcnlili nlld'
strength."
'I‘hc proprietors of tho Clifford I’Ilur-
fl’ .\
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Ii.
near“.
inacy any tllcrc In no other medicillc
iii the world equal to Vinoi for old peo-
ple. weak women anti puny, ailing
children. as Vinoi iiitlltcn purc, rich.
tori blood and crcutrs licallh and
slrcngtll so rapidly.
They say It is such unquestionable
tcslilllou,‘ as the. above. logctilcr with
tho knowledge of what tllls remarkable
modicltic contains that enables them
to agree to refund money In every case
whcr-l- Vinoi fails to give satisfaction.
Vinoi Is not a palcnt tiictilciiic_ bltt
it contains ill a concentratcd form all
of tltc curative. bodybuilding alid
strength-cloutitiig elements of cod liv-
cr oil, hilt wilhotlt oil or grease to tip-
sct the. stomach and rt‘rtard its work.
Vinoi gives you a. hearty .appctito.
it does tuorcw-lt tones up the stomach
—~il makes pure. rich, red blood: it
strengthens cvcry organ in thc body;
it repairs and builds up worn tissues
and cltccks llic natural decline.
Vinoi is the host comedy known to
medicine for weak lungs, chronic
.‘tillhlhi'l and colds.
We wish crcry aged person. crcry
wcnlt woman. and cvcry mother iti
South Norwnlk who has a puny, all~
ing child would try Vinoi oti our guar-
anicc to rcttu'u thclr money if it falls.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. April ill.-»'l‘lle stonin-
cr (iretlc, front Naples (lII'., for New
York. Ir. rcporlcd by wlrcicss an hav-
lug lllltnivtl Nauttlcltl-I‘ I'ifghtslilp til 7
ll. ill
'l‘li’c .llinuctonlttl. front l.d‘tltion,vre-
portcd off Nantucket yt-stci‘tlay aflcr-
pooh, [illssvtl that point at Igi'Ii-l a. in.
'I‘Ilc Kroonland, from Altiwcrp. rcv
pnrtcd tifl‘ Nautuclwt Lightship tll
l2:‘.’li a. lll., passed that point at Bill'i
l
. Ill.
NEW YORK, April‘24r—Thc steam-
cr Slatcndnm, front Rottcrdnm anti
Boulognc, for New York. is reported as
having bccti In coltiuitlnicullon by
wlrclcss with the station at Siasoousel
Mass" at 8:30 ti. m...wlicn the vessel
was forty tilllcs casl' of Nuntuckcl
Lightship.
VIRGINIA MINERS FIGHT.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va., April 24.
mitoses Lewis, coiorcd, was shot and
instantly killed, and James Johnson.
LOIOI'L‘II, was shot three times through
the hotly and fatally Injured by .tWO
Italians, muncd Rocco Spine and Nick
.‘tululiu. Spine cscapctl and officers
arc in pursuit. (Indulla was arrested.
’I‘lu- lncu worked for the Want Virginia
Utiiti Company, five miles cunt of bore.
.IitIiitIlti began to shoot liccuusc Lewis
objected to one of them
against Iiliii.
I WALTHAM
t WATCHES
i
i
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am the best. Mechanical precli-
Iou, perfect material and careful
fluleli are the, fcnlurcu that have
made Waitbam Watches the treat
lit the world. in gold, gold
filled and silver canon at
* EVENING .'sa§Ti-u«na
...
‘" Famous.
. 'I‘Itc amount of etiibroldrey necoeaury
to lift a truck quite aliove the ordinary
in Incredibly entail, but the quality of
the embroidery counts. This in par-
ticularly true of children‘s frocks,
which are given the requisite band-
made touch by a simple bertha, per-
haps. its edge being nicely buttonboled
In titty scallops varied occasionally by
the Insertion of a larger scallop. these
large scallops provide opportunity for
the inoartlon of u u‘icdulllon or hit of
eyelet. work abch lilmh ii desired.
One seen the monogram centerpiece
quite often tuceenaya. The design
placed at one side III a little newer
than those wnich were perfectly cen-
tered. A knotted ribbon design holds
a wreath of flowers WIIII'II In turn eur-
round the initial or motlonl'ulll.
"The Ilottseiteopcr" tells of a woman
who saved a gown over wutcii she had
spilled It lot of breath by curt-ring inc
soiled places at oncc with talcum pow-
der. the; only remedy site could lliitl at
hand. Twenty~four hours later she
shook off a little of It and found it.
her delight that It had completely ab-
fresh and unspoiled. ~
The melon flats are especially Well
liked for colored slips to wear undci
the sheer frocks. 'I‘liero scents it.
be a. loaning. too, for those delicately
tinted linings fur the lace coats.
Tho wash lai‘i‘ctus are suitable fOI
attention and Jackets to wear in OIIE'.‘
own r‘ooni.
I think the dalnly pearl buckles tha-
fasten so many of the girdles and
stocks on the linen dresses will In
honor likcti as the season advances
than will the gilt ones.
The extended vogue for Ilucti cost
tumcs this season has rcvlvod and in-
crcitst-d lhc demand for ctlibroldcret.
Illicit buttons. A act of clover buttons
one of" sum.» small i‘ruil. another 0
conventional (It‘slgll-wlilic girl wll
count as many as this or more In hot
possession.
sorbed the grease, leaving the gown
it
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l'iiflillnillr.353hifiéiiphoof”
Special Ofi‘erin’g‘s‘ for
Today and Tuesday.
Values of exceptional
you’rt-tmosl, in hood of it
A sale of ll‘lur» Kid U
pique sown Kid tilov’cs In
tlwsii'ublc color for strecl
$1.25 pair. Special. $1.00
3 pairs, 00c.
weight. our regular pr
‘liic, or 3 pairs. 50c.
Choice. $1.00.
Women's 2 Clasp chch Kid OVflI'HEfliII‘ and
guaraulcml and llttcd to the hand If dcnired. Valuc
25c Women's Finn (lotion llusc. at I90 pair;
100 Pairs Women's German Hose. in all black.
black with white spilt feet,
A Special Value in Wrist: Bags at. $1.00.
Wrist Bags in Real ideal,
Leather, assortment. includes a. variety of sizes and
styles, all of high-class manufacture.
Will’oi’fer today anti tomorrow our Garmcnt lic-
ptlrlmctit entire second floor. ‘
interest in lust the things
)r present. Iiil‘ilitill'li wctir.
loves at $1.00 pair.
black, white anti ovary
or dress wcar. Icvcry ptllr
fine gauge, spring
ice 250 quality. Special
Walrus and Grain
Value 81.25.
Tan Covert and Black
Cloth Coats
Tlicy incl In tho public road and the
pushing
Try putting a bit of salt itt your col
fcc tomorrow tllot‘liillg.
The woman who says sllr- llics in in
town where lllcrc is tlcitllor ell-t-lrlcil)
or gas and has to use lamps, gels ride
of this hugbcur of bousowork liar y ll.
tltc duyw-fills and washes them all be
fore brcakfasi and pills them away for
the day. Must be she has no late com
N‘s to her table to bring down llteli
lamps at the last minute for she could
not be serving breakfast and washing;
lamps, too.
Your last summer's lltll‘il50I can bl
brought quite up to date by putting 3'
border of Dresden ribbon about it:
otlgc.
’l‘lio dcop grcoti tatfcla builds that
lritli a test-Ida green elanllnc arc villa
with a light-blue taffeta. We liltvt
conic to ion; biuc utid green. '
Spats of blark-attd-wliitc chccltcv
materials like thc gowus they arc worn
with arc the voguc. Tltc shops lilakt
thctu up so promptly that our call lakt
to them a piece of her gown and not
the spats as soon as she. ,tlocs lht-
gown. ‘_ ‘
Sotllcliuics we have Cliincsc and Jun
ancsc t'tilllhlllt‘li in a single frock. Fm
instance, a frock of Chinese lincn i:
cinbroidcrctl with a Jupallcsc dcslgn
A DAREDEVIL RIDE
iflcn culls itl n and accident. To hea‘
.lccitlculal injuries. use Bucklen's Ar
ulca Sa!rc. “A deep wound In nil
foot, frotii an accident," writes Theo
lore Schuclc, of Columbus. 0.. “caut-
cd me great pain. Physicians worn
llclpicss, but Bucklen's Amica Salv:
quickly healed it."' Soothes and heals
burns like magic. 25c at F. H. Baxter's
drugglat. "
SELLS AT 800 L8" 206 V4 LI.
POUND.
' iron
RARE AND STERLING OUALITIEB.
LOE. 36o LE; BHUD. 000 Li.
A LB.
6%le
EA YOU MUST STEEP IT—NOT BOIL IT.
INITIATE YOU INTO UNDERSTANDING ALL ITB
The smartest and best lilodcls of the season
includes all lengths, loose and tight fitting. all bonu-
tifully tailored. Satin or Taffeta Hard. The best va-
lues lti Conn. Spccitil at $5.00. $7.93 and $10.00.
YALE DIVIN ITY CATALOGUE.
NEW HAVEN, April 22.—-'l‘lic cata-
.oguo of the Yale divinity school for
ltltiil~tlli announces the appointment of
Iloocllct‘,
:lllurlcs llcynolds llrown. of Oakland.
‘lalll‘., whosc subject will be “Thu 80-
cial Mideast» of lIit‘ Modern Pulpit."
Tllr- Nathaniel William Taylor lcc-l
:urcr will be Prof. Satiluc
hull, oi the. Prcsitlcucy (krill-aw,
"as, India. whom‘ subject will be
‘lgious Message of Hinduism as t‘om-
inrcd with the Christian tioapcl."
The oflicc of Prof. W. H. Bacon, wltoiin the house when the noise of the
has bccn appolulcd for llic year dircc- , flames awakened her.
Lyman
1
dents in School.
lcct urcr
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POLICE PROTECT RESERV‘OIRS.
NEW YORK, April 22.~"l‘wo police
99"“‘3' Lecture; A"“°“"°¢d"“2 81“ captains. ‘eacli w. n 2'l policemen, were
isent to Jerome Park Reservoir. early
1i. i".’ 21 response to a hurry call for
'p.ulct‘litin from 1.500 Italian laborers.
who wcut oil a strikc last night. Thc
I men wcre employed by William Broth.
Early and had dcliiandcd cxlt‘a pay
| wilt-n their working day was increased
3 from .\‘ to ill hours.
of Rcv.
REDDING HOUSE BURNED.
Math, REDUING, April 22.—-—Thc home of
“Re- 1 Mrs. Cornelia. More ill this place was
destroyed by fire last night Willie 21
; loss or $3,000. Mrs. Moore was alone
She escaped in
or of the nntericun School of ()rimtlal ’ bcr niglitclothcs, saving lull a few nr-
he Itcv. SIlIrIcy .I.
Falls, Conn.
meal religious work
'lescnrcli In l’alcsliuo will be taken by , ticles.
Casc, of Beacon» '
The director of tllcolorl
for the year will: ‘
be H, H. Guernsey. of the senior class.‘ received J, Piorpotit Morgan In private
l‘hc registration shows 112 studentSiattdlcnce in his library.
in the school. There are a consldcra- I afterwards visited the papal secretary
POPE RECEIVES MORGAN.
it ME. April 2....—~Thc pope touay
Mr. Morgan
the number of changes in the elective of state. Cardinal Merry Del Val, in
REMEMBER THESE ARE CIY LON TEA
Charles E. Seymour, "
,. teatime onocan.
mam. wmmsmonnm- ° ms man 7/
courses.
Tel. Call 332-4.
' First Class Tea
TO FULLY UNDERSTAND BUNGALOE T
THE CONTINUED USE OF ONE POUND
BUNOALOE MAKES THE BEST AND HIALTHI
YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY SURE OF THE CHOIC
WILL
WE WANT YOU TO TRY BHUD TEA. ALWAYS SOLD IN THE W
THIS DELICIOUS ARTICLE WILL B
duo-«dulthlnliz I". of number contained In window“
the Borgia Apartment.
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ontots MARKETS roe $1.35. NOW
new 249 core or TEA To THE
Til
BOT ICE TEA IN THE WORLD. I
BIT TEAS THAT GROW WHEN YOU USE BUNOA-y
P“
3- SOLD ONLY IN ORIGINAL AIR-TIGHT PAOKAOEO. ‘
so. 'NORWALK. Conn;
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Tb. total number of am In window who 1,480, and Master Moi-rows gun-b was 1,500. We congratulate
Mm" Mort-ill on IIII clover gum and It. can luv. prlu by calling It nun-tore. - ”
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Responsive Reading—Wenonah: In the All It 11 A) m; it;
Schools. IhtII‘IfiiIIl,,iib «I 0 l ‘ l . _
Superintendent, Stfih‘l‘ioli and MIHH Mnr. pay, (if, r. (t 2 2 .1). I) AflWoAustln’s’
garct ctiurc. Youngn. p, fr I l ‘ J
Special letter to the Otingrcgntlonal nor-v.5 lb. 5 ti o 0 1:. u 40 Wall 8b Norwaik. Conn. 33 WEST WASHINGTON 81‘.
Sunday schools frolu Samuel B. tln- yolk. 3p, r. u I) 4 I) 2 W. _ .
pen, president of the American first. If. i 2 2 0 l l ~~~~-—~»~~«~---.-.-~.-—-
hoard. road by Mien Iiita Force. [‘rouglp rf, ,,,,,,,, , 2 2 1 0 2 1
alienation—diet Down Your Nola. ? Knorr, c. 3 l 1 l 5 c HARBOR VIEW
Mitts Helena A. Mitchell. Benedict, tut. «I 0 1 3 I ll .
Prayer for God‘s meaning upon 'I‘ur- . .. __ ._ .. ..., ....
key. cloning with the horde ‘I’nli'rlf- 'l‘oluls .‘:..........3'f 6 916*28 ti ' r ‘ , '
Adtlrcmt by Pastor. . NORWALKE. . , .. '
Rev; Lev/In [frank flucll, Itl). AB R If A P0, E ‘
7 fifimfifld“g‘;‘,,fi“,‘§{.“,‘l.'},,lffi“”" hreontin. Ill. 4 3 1 1 11 0 - An Ideal spot for n milliliter homo.
' School. . 3:32:82} .........g i ‘1) 5’, ii 8 inspect the quaint Japanese bunulow.
Responsive Exercise. ‘ Wining, "A u‘m" 5 u 0 3 1 1 built by nature workmen. 3,000 feet
Bmmfigaglnbendont and School. Moritz."2ii,"...'.:.':.‘. 5 2 i 5 2 ll of chore front. Fine viowa. Boat- '
' James. M. .......... 5 0 1 0 0 Of ,I III 5‘ , .9].
south Norwalk Methodist. Mama...“ .., 3 o sl 2 7 o “3 ”‘ "‘3' "“3“ “d “m“ V
. ground for the children. hots for .
Special services were hold both Momma, p., u. a o 2 o 3 i m from . Th 6"“ ?
morning and evening atthe South Nor- Tallmadse, If. t o o o 2 o .. , . ~« Dld 3y egg
walk Methodbil. Church which went —- -- --,-~ ~ - ~ _
astronomer tloooralod for the ocean Totals 9 ‘l 7 in an 2 5300 UPWARD..
Ion. the ntar rail being banked with Winning run made with one mini _-
ferns. palms. potted
pcarance.
cited both the Iorviceu.
Pint Ilbfllt church.
plants and Enter
lilies and presenting a very pretty on:
Special manic was under
The ltiitiliflnl program, for Easter at
out.
More by Indians:
flammlfll
Nine 2. Norriallu I.
thy. II‘II‘ilI Baptist. Church. blowout. Dent, Knorr, Benedict. James. liner
untlrr the direction of Mm. fluid on ballsettlft routine 2, of! Mctlrlithl.
(lucid. watt carefully arranged ' and off Mrlnl‘oti 2. Struck coin-By Your.“
, .li rendered. Tho miller choir. .I‘i irritant-bib t, by Mclnroe 1., ‘fltolen Harlin. mitt Ctr lb. .
was assisted. rs . ' . ’ W maceration. u . ‘ ‘ a. a,“ ‘ *
., violiist' and .I g , if . ._ . , mi .. .,_
‘ .. SHE 5. W ..‘ it? at
F ”(j-$515" :3 g a? ‘ a i” 3 ‘Vi
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Norwalint ......1'0 0 (l 0 1 0 t o 1&7
First on morn-Picked
Two-babe lithiu-
may term.
booklet. It in v‘v,
folio you how to
home. ' ‘
Special lnducetncnui ,
to the builders. bond for illnutrated
wading.- , it
he ”s bummer
. You Bet: They, Did
Tim the content we! on informing one II chain by the 784 beyd and glrlo who mute gum".
tomorrow'l lune.
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