Tn.
ii.
relatives
in
mid
w post-office, is improving from a
so. ere attack of tonsilitis.
“of
9 Tuesday, eye it
high Norwullt' flotilla:
he‘omitted tonight, ow
any.
;01' true plazas comfort, you should
ndt’ foil to act upon the advice of A.
1
day.
of; South
Blinder.
stmet.
firthur
Mn.- and
Etta street, is spending the
mega.
w
Miss A
m "tin:
or ncipnls of Fairlie
intNew Canaan-yon
The first quarterly conference of the
ill be held Friday evening, at
th Norwoik Methodist Church.
‘ , to. Adams, the presiding
wi bepresent.‘ »
M
histhdw on it
model; {i l
he would
your w
thit’ Son
in. u.
idrno‘
were &,
26‘ iio’r‘se
E. Hill
buck irém Hhrtford,’tbis week.
with round that the frame was cracked
and the
one.
On Thursday after
'vlce- will
the children oi" “it:
1’“) b“ sun: to
etch Do:
6 today.
haul! will .be closed
holiday. Town 0
be 0 need.
M-
iler-Isis nod . South. Harwell:
of
'EMI
custom w
teddy. There will he
collection of the mail and the onion
will close at 1-1 a. m.
,J. P. Craig. of Bridgeport, s specie!
gent for the Southern
eiephone Company, ..
Norwnik. the guest of "Con
South
Ellis A.
{.plin 3. Yafit'n
agent the
hit son,
employed
land Telephone
W
Mrs. Corsair: adding
It. Bullwltz and-mild u
coed Wyeth sud Gertrude asilwits,
gent Thursday i
of Mrs. Th
Julia Nichols.
~Stelnert'h,‘ or
‘psred this season
for summer
Steinway Jew
or. and
planets.
8 South
Mrs.
Sundw
:Btee
tier 25
terdsy.
nan
The-Uri!
WP“ {fig‘h
.nr . 03
doi sted from the
ntln Societies
ford, wi
ion
unlit . In
at Fort
Neheokemo Hotel Illicit, y
48 and 41 West Washington limb
”5 "fifty. .mmilh... w .
see or
its: Bessie Corbett, of Cedar street,
intends to spend Memorial Day with
J. Oolilna and Company in their ad. to.
.lohn M. Ryan and Richard O'Brien.
a
Illinggt .
wince-ital: .“the railroad man
at Brid o rt, who until h a wife.
53330" Leslie» whole incite.
techno! Pork, tarteited
Hrs. Rein ‘w‘
witns ;. .
then others, it no
m‘mslgoc'um to I will”
0 firm) evening in, n-
9K. akam
orit
not?
W
in Brooklyn.
3. McAilisterI or the nbr
c dint th
int. 0 (troll wil
in: to the boil-
Norwnlit, were. in Stamford.
as guests of friends on my
—.a-
of Brooklyn, sun of
Finney,
Mrs. William J. ll‘inne‘y, of -
holiday in
”M
nna E. Baldwin attended the '
“round table" of the
, county, held
ttirdty last.
of the
M
elder,
' ,rec‘elved (and
curative. which
ordered F
. empathy.
power“.
fit
The machine is
W-
Jr., expects ‘ his automobile
company substituted s new
noon 8. choral P2":
be'héid arouse Church it!
Milli- 03mm
celebrate the Ascot!
mm will be closed all
Most of the other business
all or abortion
dices will also
illobserve holiday hours
one delivery and
New England
scent Sunday in
Compile“ and friends.
of Livingston street,
b to in Norwich with
O . ii ‘i-dld Houn , ,iwho iii
by the“ Southern W Enn-
Comsnny in that city.
to, Mrs; H.
sitters. it‘lorz
n Bethol. the pleats
oodore Stock, formerly Misti
who is well known hero.
5 tantalum violinist
meetTtllo chill»
Wily. 930w}
srd ,, pianos to rent; also
to ,' ,5, Give them s‘csll'ht
5
al from
s bond
in the Bridgeport Court, yes-
“ nee-mm
night, on her nrriv
n76: is e an
. ,o: m-
‘ i‘déitii'd‘hht:
‘ i
Heiuixnd and lir-
oi South Nor-
ii in
cramp-i = id '
i5 “1'.“ .6;
il- l
lid
run?
We. ‘ ml“.
nascent
“deletion «in Supe'riorlt- court—Gnu.“ .
by Which Marital Bonds May be
‘ Severed.
judges of the Stiherlor (lourt
within thenastfew yours,
in bringing about a,“ titer mute,
reductionin the num r at d vorce‘
stions,‘filsd. and, us would not,
y follow. in the number of e-
niees hunted, At the some tiuie. the
lawn of Connecticut, governing the.
panting o! divorces, are such that
they offer particular advantages to
those who and the bonds of wedlocil
'lrltsoma, tor one reason or soother.
and on’thnt account this state is wide-
ly noted. for the lsrge number of mar-
riud ties that are undone here“
in‘ thiséstote, one may be superst-
ed. from «one's life partner tor sounded
violations of the marital contract,
which .is ground for divorce in soy
other state in the country. Here.
proof of intolerable cruelty of one or
the other furnishes anihcient ground?
tor a aspiration. .thouth it is not al-
swsys m thnt the man is the defendsbt
.in'suits where this chem. is relied
upon» the basis for the apolicntion.
Then nudituai intemnersn it proved,
in another thing for wine a. woman
or men may be separated irom one
whom he or she has promised to take
“until desth do us port/fl Another and
perhaps the most used of the clauses
in the divorce laws is that of donor-
tion. .. c
There are two other causes consid.
ered by the low as sufhcient ground
for divorce, but they ore not used so
frequently ss'those mentioned, and
ere referred to generally as stntutory
grounds. This makes a list of iive
things o‘n.whitiii one may bring notion
tor divorce”; end where there are so
many it is bound to be so that there
he were M" w.
s ficejo nkfor ,t on;
"The l here allow-mortality hour’-
ea as euiilcient grounds for separation
figsnm dmwilfe that a reliable nu.
ority e lmatee thlit shout chequer-
ter of the business of the Superior
mi, 0' be ”We. $0399an divorce-
‘ ireiyr t ottou‘cosesjor‘tho con-
slderntion of. the Superior cbi'l’rt'atldxei,
according. to the Volt.dllihilfltit anil-
sble anwhere. lro‘m 160 to 17: are di-
i/ es. in le the are. 9.0 ice-
ti r «4‘ gm- im’t not’t audit r' oi
Noreen mitten. for. O! s. all 0!
the nonlicnntsdunnt‘grqufimms:
and the same are the r to on
re:
,0 t, t c as ”7%" , is
fin“; ‘ddedgei‘mihila‘i 1:5“. slim
third or fourth in the list of divorc-
mntiug stolen in the country.
,_ There it ofjoourse. KW Mills;
:3! ”3W ogipogitimsl.” :3“
01300., With ‘l ., : 1|
.tor thg lowly", d dam. ii
in "if a. on
comes to them (cod, 1) in i .. i the
notion deuWhViMfiig . hich
it is brought, than it is the duty 0!
the court to grant it decmrriiut new
ndsys it is commonly said, the induct
l
l
for severe! years this is very upper.
M. ., .
. .. , i A. A A
entitle.
. V Will. wt
. Covényrith milk, groom
Wait at minute '
iv
g . ‘l‘iy the streams
. :0 Miler. with.
in at
H: l mares. .
. Vi ,terie‘pim . this,
thong”? his. was for
l 184th. Minis-
_ "‘éto the.
’ 1rd" tor
MW
stlo dismis,
, t1,
3’ d were,
.Miitimt meow» ,
a ,A
is word’uitet‘w's‘ 'V ‘ t tar
fl dunno urure_
‘ t retro. 0‘; 9’
. . . WVWKH
no intently. be noriate.
the it lid, {the stats. and itms the.
We ”all“. .tar.,lier;.teoursue.
Id at the State. Elle
listens, ,,
us reinvention. ascension
b u i
9 its“. out
«intuit u wondered. its,»
to
in? Eton ot,’ or own. whitish
any a summit“
.Hi'i
)
of
Then
OBS.
l in concussion. of t
yore. one of them told a story of
non
year on
in“ s
l
for the divorce “déhfi
e
ed therein a’re e
or
started
SONGS OF THE SOLDIERS.
Comrades known in touches msny,
Comrades tried in dunner: nmny,
Comrndcs bound ,by memories many,
Brothers ever let us be'
Wounds or sickness my divide us,
Marching orders may divide us.
But wh ever into hetide us.
Bret era of the heart are we.
as
Bound wi- are by ,tiesthe dearest, .
Brothers ev'ermdre to be.
And if spared, and growing older,
And with henrta no thriil'the colder,
Brothers ever we shall be.
8' thegcommunion of the banner,
B ttie scarred but victor banner,
By the baptism of the banner,
Brothers of one church are we.
Creed nor faction can nitride us.
Recs nor language can div'ide us.
Still, whatever fate betide us,
Children of the ii are we!
~§iles O'Reilly.
snumrib‘.‘
We’ll scatter sweet flowers of May,
To brighten ench patriot's grove;
‘Aliilo o'er the blue and the gray,
'riieiivis‘yusv‘e taught std
Together have vmggilm
And one they will ev 1b! ,
And true and strongermjow.
Abd‘lo our loved country be true.
Now, at reunited we “ '4
Wot" commit the heir. Ii Mild.
. I
‘ ”—iti if unreal.
i
HOU§IHOLD (MRI.
‘4 .
dons
3? ’r‘vo‘ ¥ flit no 5a,
minim with Devon’s loss Corrie“ ,
M‘h voices-Mo imam-to. mm-m m
«. them sin»
_ I‘
it
NOTICE ., +~
We: I,“ ah” ”went
* View??? .
coma turd. mu in s.
time
«a 9mm
rs
permits s innit to be round
W wife elm one» on
sense something like 'ihdr nestled
low in this sister. .- in
, Monument ,
, W
«in,
n W
‘ “i"‘ilii‘m 4N3
’ Kidney
to all
l V I ,
A woman should not. have n
who endorses this‘elsim: . , .
, .m, ninth}
‘ on
Wfim stain "‘ at A“
. .7“ W hm 9
IA
enroll Dunn's Kidney Pi
tiled nod
ter in every
ys.
. his,
Ind
.. . .1
‘it’dso'gobd' "l
‘ he divorce quee- With'ney
lion the other tiny, llmong some law-
{dewhiiavgn nilfnis‘ter,lwh{o gauge aground
,oteo coo timer o te uer~
By s. thoroughly rigid enforcement W com a, m 0,0“ of me yes”
of the divorce laws of this state, the business every your. for a number of
havetfyears, and gathered statistics of the
““5.“de number and applications tiled in the
qty and thenurnber of decrees
iron ed, and then preached s sermon
on the subject to his congregation. The
clergyman didthia regularly as the
, dell, but he has not been seen
ome years, and, strange tit it may
seem, none or the lawyers ever round
out who he use. He must certainly
have secured motorisl for ascrmon.
stories unfold
. ‘ replete 'wiih
orients in lives thht promised well, but.
an unfortunate choice of either wits
husbnnd, have been ruined and de
Comrades known by faith the clearest,
Tried when death was near and near-
Shoulder‘siili in line with shoulder,
Thsilnz of our Union shnil wove.
Lily side.
, the foe;
We'llfirland the groves of our dead.
For the m tint to every victory led
Wes borne by the my sud the blue.
. d,
On: worm tennbede “dim.” sod;
is
To the love and the poses of our
The‘more childrhn I. whitish ruined.
the less nhgf‘flt‘uidchildrdn think she
.. °°'” “Willi“
u i ‘ o '* :~ ”on I»
.i no... ‘ —- m
k 'imi
i Add she wouldn‘t if the kidney!
1: . silo
»; s itlanoyyms mks well kid-
ere is a‘ south Norwsiil women ,m
stow durtwthwriut- stuck
they cured in. ritelt bob
m flier Mimi! Dunn's
Puts museum dthem ‘
., n origins trout mite.
r
.J
p- mum army come,
sebum! ofrflfe or drum
"n diet! to n muffled hum“
, ‘ menthtioi‘i; ‘
rod’horoee of ”alterniiiili,
or Get _, re dull Ghsnbellorvilld‘b
The men" w use wasted bodies deed,
‘ The patriot fixtures or the Nation.
And there chine the unknown dead.
. the melt , , ,
Who died’in fever swsinnl and ten,
The slowly starved of prison pen;
And, thumbing beside the others;
Chm; the dusky martyrs of Billow
’ ch 7 . .
With limbsentrsncllised and bearing
bright, »
I thoughtu’twns the pale moonlight~
They looked as white as their
brothers.
But
. Of
The in
fl
And duo :11 night matched the Nation’s
_ Q. g .
With ne'v’er s‘ banner above them
amend, ‘
No sign. sove’ihe bare, uncovered
, head .
Of their silent, grim Reviewer;
With never an arch but the vnulwd
I .
With net‘s hover save those which lie
On distiul't (ratios, for love could buy
No gitt that who purer or truer.
So all night long' moved the strand
error .
So nil night long, till the brook or any
i watched for one who had passed
5W3?" .
With it reverend own and wonder;
Till ti blue one wsved in the length
citing line
And i knew thit one who use kin of
mine , ,
iiad force, and i spouse—and iolthst
In ,
Wakened me from my slumber.
. . -—Bret Hurts.
neusskasts assumes.
”‘é.’
Figures showing unity increases
Moduli} consolidated nsiimd.
Il‘ilures as to’ the business of the
New,Ycrlt and New ven railroad, re.
centiy buhlishod show: . ,
e mirth or trsinc during the
“93.3 yetrs ending
been almost uninter
- her of ' n’ r! 0
odd ludicrforty-
1800. fift dire, trillions in 1900, ii 1
three mi lions'in i901, and nearly f6
ti lithe millions in 1,902. on
n xty~four millions‘ in 1903
tell otf it little lost your.
Passenger esrnlnn have, howev-
er, risen stesdiiy and in 1004 were
nhout titty affluent. more so 1891.
Tonnage of shtJl s the risen
nudity (encept‘in flu) .oud t
n 10
t “mama: timid res of i891. Nod
hilt
4
enmitidl’hdvd in MI-
e slmost without n brook, end. of
. "semi me- done the
3, me. the, width; ;i t‘ colossal-i1
fort emit. millionth district ,uosriy
thlrytnilii tiniest. - ' ‘*
”"11““:
"Wilton Kennedy:
inactive” to iii no end all other
Couch Inn “ is that“ in
th‘ithifl’W“ I Nit
.. ,.' ’Thlr‘frei l, Mil,-
liiu' sndsiiyits‘li in: «Beetroot»
illicit and laden. ,
sci-cured unit is: .mmwrn the
orient 'uxn‘lvo Hnrw sud 'i‘sr snd
contain no shiatsu ‘oooll' shit?
or oidr’lli‘aiullbddloi
i
with last June but .
mud. The num- .
posse rried rose from ‘
fortyone our. hair millibn‘s'in 189? e
dine .milllons in ?
on:' M‘
M “It;
worth
the noun "il‘1'liM‘ ‘
lot,”
by
’II '
nmU'i'
a... if? in hemorrhoid ways,
if algxé‘lgrtglufim that, clever-
0 .
radiator” 3'“
, . , oneoithe mold
. , i tannins, proud»: in
l u ”it!“ 99mins pubs S, to is
,t at the Qveén l. f .rlirlmr tangles”
went hat regs ‘dedhss a; m rried
_ nun . ,e,ste9
~ ‘gregatirhié who 309336323”;
it in the/‘sce .. ,_ holduri‘ so no
i “’- .§'°t "hull." it“. Ali‘i‘l‘l‘i‘
.,9,W«,h,, on sent,
event froth all other-"rigsrrieq‘twe’y
%thit§ his time is too tuil tokenk
“it wit? attain: of, Stage orévhlin to"
a‘ ,y‘. e ‘o evo to omen c
triers; dnd‘ihdt; tracings; the'wii'oe'.
. flagellum! or the‘Queen‘s private
basin as runners must‘ devolire ripen
a s biiity
t e . restru ‘ou the King. , .
.Théi'efore, f, such a thing could be
itnsxihed‘hs the' neon contracting
wvhutever‘ in respect, to‘
debts inner husbnn 's name. the King
would not be responsible for them, as’
’ 5.51"” husbnn months unless he
a given-dud not c'o't‘d tradesmen and
ii others concerned that lie whrlld'for
t e future decline to’se’ttle on such ac.
counts." if the King contru‘oted debts
thelsw; which ssys'thst; His Majesty
c u do no Wl'Oliji,‘ would” weren‘t any-
ddy‘ frnm’ suing. him ‘tdr recovery ‘0
the amount due, but'no such protection
is granted to‘ the'Queo‘n; who'could he
proceeded against in the ordinary
mountain-.1",Bhe hos her own attorney‘-
ghnorsi and solidltoriiye‘nersl to repre-
sent her in all legal matters though,
of course, except, for ordinsry’ private
nurseries, their service are scarcely
ever needed. ‘
,Whil'e the Constitution is glad to
ecosnize the Queen as port 0! the
lonarchy, it cannot lose sight of the
Act that otter all her position is lim-
ed to that of Queen consort, and that
herefore she is in a large sense one
3 His, Modesty's subjects ‘ and in cer-
t in codes. which there is no human
ssibllity of occurring in these times,
git: would be treated as a subject.
it
“m3
Or‘"
t in other‘respects she is accorded
ridilhghslhy the realm which sro‘xiv:
«in to mother person except the King.
dish treason.
at
it' is generally under-
qod that the Kin: is the only person
whom it is hizh‘treasdn tb’ pl t sninst
Queen Alexandre, The signs ure “Bid.
word Rex" is sttnchod to all State doc.
and it. But in no circumstances
whatever would the corresnondinx one
"Alexandra Resins." be allowed to be
attached. either in conjunction with
that of His itsiesty or without it.
‘, if is should happen that the queen
should survite the King, many of the
hrivilexen which she at present pos-
gnly nominally in some cases, but so-
unity in others,
trictions should beblaced upon her.
t would be no longer high treason to
lot midst her, and it is held by at
hot merry again if she wanted to do
so without the special license and hers
mission of the King's successo:.-inn-
don Tid Bits. ‘
W
, PILOT BYLE GOT His FEE.
And Captain Allen Lott Stamford in
so Angry Mood.
_ John Ryle, pilot of Stamford harbor
will lose his license if Coot. Allen ,
the steamer Kilkeil has anything to
may in the mutter.
t
the steamer rived in the iocndfl ssh
e brought the vessel to
iKllkeil, sold to live token the stand
that he, was inst :2 Stamford Light
(1 when he was hailed, and he Wu. not
gfit'
d
tim-
Thfitgfié‘li 9'
s ,c eat
,. milking: .l.
our err...“
0i! 9 . I V’. ,
trident l-
to the c
, to town
mer 8.
“headed to of M iii. to
, Brie immvdg 1! .
consulted Attorney
lotion. on the matter,
the interview was to ifs
wu pieced on the unit or
of the truer .
mill‘lsnci ,
nervous 9.
Mi “'1 ‘,
timst, mutter‘w s settle 'i'h
,ghmsntmns thegrdloss '
comer was allowed to leave the‘hdr~
r wheaever indium undesired.
Bu. _ . d t i
i
‘ out o, the.
'u ‘
3... mom. 3
new we. -
is“. 1‘
iron that. or.
l or time
Her ‘ginjesty singly and that do re- ‘
horticularly there is no question of »
ments of such importnncc as to de- ’
losses would be withdrawn irom her. ,
while constitutional .
nw provides that some curious Io- .
out one hixh authority that she could .
The trouble all come about when
the Waterside Mills,
Bis footer bringing the
c onus], of which Ryie
y inch. .Ccnt. Allen or the
mutter.
' hid
, iii-so, Queen - '
W It
i.
m; out in
coldness.
l
v
I. Aside sustain ndv'oiion
this unit: item
tlouidl‘ly' to your' sense of
Liam WEIGHT
‘ KNITTED UNDERWEAR
———-.—
” driiy‘v‘rers, the’shlrts with long or shert
sleeves. the drawers with extra re-
enforced nests, taped and extensitm
bands, at 50c per “intent. . '
Mdii’s Egyptian yfirn' 'bslbrig‘zn‘u
shirts and drawers, .
short sleeves, drawers double seated.
very special, at use per sentient. ‘. . ‘
Men's good cunilty conduits shirts ,you b
slid: drawers. long or short sleeve' w
shirts, double seated drawers. extra
good, at 25c per garment.
Women's umbrelln pants, very tine
quality llsle, trimmed with
lace, and umbrella style, with French
and tight bonds, at 50c pair,
shirts long or
‘t
stocksdonisndo its deserved prominence imprint. Tom are
sought. items that should he omhhdoldod, itims that you sr'o on
eliminator-t torture;
" g. ,. is. r .
dril‘is’ndlsd attractions) multip’iyi 1.
oil}
is" .
it
.4”...
l... ,4 .
W
Aim.
’ i ,
” first)?
"’"Hflm
lit. “Milt“
Ii.
imit‘niu‘et appeal to your m» of iiihens‘nd duh;
economy: We exploit s few of them for your
torchon
; Women's tine cotton ribbed prints in
'knee and nonleiensth. and urnilieiis
, , styles, tr 25cc
The thin, cool, comfortable sum- ‘
mery sorts of underwear. We tempt
you as followe:
Men‘s French balhriggsn shirts and
special st slit catch.
: Women's lisle or cotton rib
,r’ ,
nc'y ribbed iisle" volt.
Women's
i... vests.
will": siesta 'ahdi desolate; ready 6| .
plain, st 25¢ each.
women-a cotton ribbed will“; elect
or sleeveless vests, at law: such.
, . ., , ,
EXOIP‘TIONA‘L SELLING or
wear to we or
summon uuoemustins:
w' "l lot of muslin or der-
. overthrown..- , . ,.‘ .
cu, that will surprise
us chestnut). ‘ ‘
y'th ,‘r‘pr
9' infidel ' iii
ice" muslin. drawers.
hematitched and tucked. mines, at}
' bodies: lacs trimmed umbrella drew.
ere, at 89c. '
with em'btdldery or lace, at 59c.
La'die‘h’ short Willie ‘ skirts;‘ triniiitdu
Ladies' whitemuslin skirts, mode
with deep bounce, trimmed with tor-
cbon lace, at 980.
83-85 Washington Street.
5.8
O
._...—.... .... --———-—..—-~ a—-« -W~—.w—r—.—Wm
maroon.
Special mm; on all Trimmed Mlllnbry.
Lorne Assortment of Howie-Win Hen Constantly
‘ , OI .. t _
mayors. Veils.
Childrens’ Mull Hats and Bonn-u.
sour» N‘oit‘WAilit; cone:
l
as wneHmoroN eraser.
We had our own pick of styles from a leading
manufacturer’s surplus stock—took only what we
wanted and what we know you'll warm—yet we got
the very liberal price concession that enables us to
950
In the lot are white embroidered linens, plain
sell dainty, correct styles in Waiets, worth $1.25
and $1.50, at
and trimmed lawn; alee'p'lmn black lawnsnd color-
ed mndras la‘wn. Not many of a kind, but a large
assortment. We also have a nice variety of fine
‘ white waisted:
om $1.50 to 3.5:). Better come
as there iii aimys a first c nice. ~-,
v . . l
the!!!
v».
i ‘ N
Is
at “
..,
,4‘
if»;
i ‘ 2“: ;; :m'W Laril
fit? condorfsbi'e
”Comfort Chat nah"
“All The C ‘ r “at"?!
early
AN .
l . .7; South blowout.
in: ,‘
: motorist
a. .
n A i‘
1
find“: s‘l’he
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