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httle too much. or If you are subject to
' attacked Indigestion. you have no doubt
had shortness of breath. rapid heart beats.
heartburn or palpitation of the heart.
,Indigcstion causes the stomach to
d—cwell. and Ruff up against the
‘ , . . _ ‘ e heart and inter-
' {or :I wItb Its action. and in the course 0!
Kodol ‘
For Dyspepsia
digests glint you eat. takes the strain a!
nd contributes nourishment,
strength and eelth to every organ Of the
For Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour
the mucous
membranes lining the Stomach and Diges-
tive Tract. Nervous Dyspepsia and Catarrh
Alter eating, my food would distress me by mnklnt
my heart palpilnie and i would become very week.
Finally I: A bottle of Kodel and it gave me immo'
After using ntew bottles lam cured.
~ MRS. LORING NICHOLS. Penn Yen. N. Y.
lhtd stemnch trouble and was in a bad state as l
I took Kodol Dyspepsia
tor about (our months endh cured me.
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ilChu‘rch Notices
METHODIST.
South Norwulk Methodist. Churcli~
Prouoliing morning and evening, iicv.
Saul 0, (Eunice—«Morning service: i‘rc-
ludc, Modcruto, Shockley; anthcm.
Welcome Swoci Grace. Mack; post,-
lude. March in ii Flat, Comp. lilvcning
service: Prelude. Nocturne, l‘lOllilt‘lS'
sohn; trio, Praise Yo, Vcrdi; amhcm,
Saviour When Night Involves the
Skies. Mendelssohn; postludc. Trium-
phul March, Costa.
A. M. 1‘}. Church, Knight slrcct. Rev.
John D. Nichols, pastor—~11, Bible
reading, conducted by the pastor; 12.
Sunday school; 7, Christian Endeavor.
topic. How to Realize the I’rescncc of
Christ. John 14: 15-23; 8, preaching by
the pastor, the Lord's Supper will be
administered. Tuesday evening, class
meeting. Friday owning, prayer moot-
ing.
Norwalk Mcthodisi, Frank I). Tor-
rcy, pastor~liioruing worship at 10:30,
with the sucrum'cnt of the Lord's Sup-
pcr, and reception of members; class
meeting at 9:30. undcr the direction
of F. ii. Bodicnt; Sunday school, at
iii 11].. a cordial invitation is extended
to all. young and old, to remain for
the hour of Bible study; Epworth
League dcvotiona] service will be held
at 0:30 p. In. The subject for the
meeting will be A High Standard, and
the loader will ho Thomas Baxter.
Evening worship at 7:30, the S(‘l'lll0l.
will Do A Young Man Who Could Not
Soc. Song service lcd by tho quartet
and chorus. Young l’coplc's Class: Iod
by E. 1.. Wcilicrwax Tuesday evening
at. 7:30. Mon and Women‘s Class led
by F. T. Ruscoe Tuesday cvoning at
7:45. Official Beard meeting Wednes-
cvcning at 8 p. m. Regular church
prayer meeting Thursday at. 7:45. Ep-
duy evening after prayer mccting. Mu-
sic for the day—Morning: Organ pro-
lude, lorgo, Handel-Shelley; quartet.
As Christ Upon the Cross, Bollard;
Communion Hymn. Buck: organ post-
;lude. [Postlude in B Flat. Ropartz.
Evening:
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MERRTLL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Provides for Profitable Employment and
INSURES SUCCESS TO THE AMBITIOUS
Young Man or Woman.
add your name to our mailing list.
M. 'A. MERRILL. Prin.
Port Chester
worth League business meeting Thursa
Organ Prelude. Intermezzo,
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l ' ’l, Nevin. Mr. Hirst and Mr. Ster-
' Hesse.
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V A Sale 01 Unusual Importance '
AT THE ._ , i
'ir‘CloakandsurStore
South Norwalk
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CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwalk Congregational
Church, C, S. Macfarland, pastor—
Public orsblp at 10:30 a. m.. at which
the pair‘s:I subject will be Symmetry
c: Rolls "8 Character. ,The Bible
:chool, including the Young Men's De
partment and Young Women's Depart-
ment. meets at 12 o’clock. At the
Men's Christian inquiry Club at the
same hour, the subject will be Judaism
and the Bible. The leaders will be A.
Dwight Keep and Frank D. Layton. At
the evening service at 7 o‘clock the
pastor's subject will be The Outward
and the inward Life. The music for
the day will be an follows——Morning:
Prelude, Melody in E Flat, Pratt; an-
them, Seek Ye the Lord, Perry; offer-
tory, Serenade, Gounod; anthem. God
Shall Wipe Away All Tours, Field;
postlude, Allegro Moderato in 1).
Smart. Evening: PreludemGrand
Chorus in March Form, Gullmant; an~
them, Thy Hallowed Presence, Curler:
oftcrtory, Anthem, Pcrgolcsi; solo, 0
Eyes that Are Weary, Brackctt; post-
ludc, Schorzoso in A Minor, Rhcinberg-
or.
First Congregational Church, Nor-
walk. George 1). Egbert, pastor—Morn-
ing service at 10:30; preaching by the
pastor; Sunday school and Men‘s
League at 12:15; evening service at
7:30: special song service. Union in-
dles' meeting, South Nol'wnlk Congre-
gational Church. Wednesday at 3. Y.
1’. 8., Thursday at 7:30; pastor’s talk
on the fourth commandment. Church
prayer service, Thursday at 8; an old-
Iaenioncd prayer meeting; subject.
”The lieatitudc." Following is the mu‘
sical program for tomorrow morning:
Prclndo, l’rnycr at Notro Dame. Bacil-
mann; trio. The Blessed Trinity, An-
derson; soprano solo and quartet, 0
Lord I Come. C. Bruga; Posilude in (1,
Lemmens. Evening. musical service:
Prelude, Fantasia in E. Dubols; offer“
tory, Communion in 13 Flat, J. Cal-
laerts: Before the Lord We 130w. I’ln-
sutl; Lovely Appeal, from The Itc-
dcmption, Gounod; O For a Closer
Walk With God, Gcibci: poetludc,
Grnnd Choeur Dialogue, E. Gigout.
Swedish Congregational, Charles: .1.
Vuliluirom. pastorA~Suuduy morning,
preaching at 10:30; Sunday school,
3:30 p. m.; Y. P. (7.. 5 p. m.; crcnlmr
service at 7:30.
BAPTIST.
South Norwulk Baptist Church. H.
B. Carpenter. pastor—40:45 n. m.. pray-
cr meeting; 10:30 a. 111., regular ser-
vice; 12 m., Bible school; 3:30 p. m.,
Junior C. E; 6:30 p. m.. B. Y. P. U..
topic. How to Realima the Presence 01'
Christ. Lcndcr. Miss Elsie M. Decker.
7:30 p. m.. regular evening service. the
sermon will be the lent in the series,
Evenings With Young People; or, A
Study of Possibilities; the topic will
be The Christian Life as an Invest-
ment—its Dividends. All tare wel-
come.
First Baptist Church, Norwalk, R. H.
Geist, of Oberlin College. pulpit sup-
ply—Discourse at 10:30 a. In., subject,
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WHICH HAVE PRECEDED IT. ‘
WHERE.
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HOSIERY.
Specltls for Saturdey Wand Monday.
' Take advantage quick.
Ladics' fine gauze weight. Hose. high
broiderod. also lace. striped; grey. Al-
Ico blue, black. vie; (-ouuldcrcd clicai
42c pair.
Ladiee'
Imported Cotton lionc, in light and
heavy weight; tans. groyn and black.
lace effect; regular 30c quality; two
days‘ special,
I ' 24c pair.
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Chi ldren's.
Tau llouc. 1x1 rib, Iloublc knees.
heel bud foc.‘ i'niIt
Wearing.
2 pairs 25c.
ii
in lrresisiihle infill
Saturday and, Monday
‘ SPECIALS
THE SECRET OF THE, INCREASING POPULARITY OF OUR SPEC-
IAL SATURDAY AND MONDAY SALES Is THAT IN EACH sUOCEEO.
INo EVENT wE BREAK PAST RECORDS.
EITHER [N QUANTITY OF SPECIAL OFFERINGS, OR IN POINT OF
PRICE-REDUCTIONS MADE, ErACH New SALE OUTSTRIPS THOSE
spliced heel and-too,-donblc solo, em‘ ,
at 000 pair; [or two (kiye. ; -
color. , splendid.
I ”it”!
’~ .; 8. {PAL ,-.~ » “0:30 p.
m.. address “7:80 p. , ., Meet. The
Young Man and Iii: Problem. A
cordial invitation is extended to young
men to be present. Prayer service
Thursday at 7:30 p. In. Circle of Light
will meet Friday at 7:30 p. Hi. All are
cordially invited.
Grace Baptist Church. J. Edward
Harrie. pastor—~11 a. m.. preaching;
3:30 p. m.. Sunday school: 7 p. m.. Ii.
Y. P. U.; 8 p. m.; preaching upon the
topic Perseveranceéthe fifth and last
in the series; 9 p. m.. Lord’s Supper.
Monday evening. deacon board meet-
ing. Tuesday evening, monthly church
business meeting; Wednesday even-
ing, choir rehearsal. Thursday even~
ing, prayer meeting. Friday evening.
the famous Southern Jubilee Singers
will render a program at the church.
EPIecopAL.
Trinity Church, Rev. ii. A. Linwood
Sudtler. rector. Flrstfgupday after
Trinity. 8 a. m. Holy Communion.
10:30 Second Celebration oi’ the Holy
Communion and Sermon “God is
Love! 7:30 evening service and 8621'-
mon. Tuesday 8:15 sharp Vestry
meeting. Thursday 7:30 Girl‘s Friend:
ly. Devotional Meeting conducted by
the rector.
Gran Church. the Rev. James Benton -
Werner, rectoeronmrroW will be an»
nlvcrsary day in the paish. It is just,
sixteen years ago this spring that the
first service was held In Grace Church.
Fitting commemoration will be made
of this event at all. tho Sunday scr-
vices, with prayer and thanksgiving,
.but more especially at 1:30, when a
sermon appropriate to the occasion
will be preached by the rector. In
the afternoon, at 3:15, another anni-
versary will be celebra d. at the Mis-
sion at Broad River, w re a service of
thanksgiving will be held to mark the
close of the first. year's moat. success.
i‘ul work and remarks made by the
rector of the parish. The day’s sched-
ule followe: First celebrutlm. 'II the
Holy Communion at 8 o'clock: second
celebration of the Holy Communion
And sermon at 10:30: Sunday school
at noon: administration of the sucro-
rnent of baptism at 2:30; evening pray-
er and sermon at Broad River at 3:15;
ovnedng prayer and eermon In the par-
ish church at. 7:30.
St. Paui‘u Church-«First Sunday af-
ter Trinity. 7:30 a. m.. lloly Com-
munion; 10:30 u. m.. second colcbru~
tiou oi‘ the Holy Communion: 12 m..
Sunday school and liible classes; 2:30
p. m.. Sunday school at \Vinnlpnuk; 3
p. m.. Sunday school at the chapel in
Berkeley street; 7:30 p. m.. choral
evcnsong and sermon. It being the
llrut Sunday in thc'month thcrc will
no. u. celebration of the Holy Eucharist
at both the morning services. Wednes-
day, Lilany service at..10:30 a. nuFri-
day. open meeting of thevlindlcs' Guild
at 2:30 p. m.. to which all the ladies
of the church arc cordially invited.
The meeting will be addressed at 3
o'clock by the Rev. Kenneth McKen-
zie. of Holy Trinity Church. Westport.
'l'lrenc opcn Incotings on ,thc first Fri.
day of each month have become quite
a successful icaturo of the Lndlcs‘
Guild. Litnny service at. 4 p. m. Mu-
sic at the Sunday morning service:
. ‘ UP TO DATE WE HAVE‘ NOT ADVERTISE!) A LIST OF SPECIALS
80 IMPORTANT AS THAT NOW ANNOUNCED. ITEMS FEATURED ARE
IN HIGHEST PRESENT DEMAND, AND PRICES ARE FAR AT VARI-
ANCE WITH WHAT EQUAL QUALITIES WOULD COST YOU ELSE-
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Jersey Ribbed Union Suits.
neck. sleeveless, knee length.
trimmed; regular price 98c.
i 490.
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Ladles' Swine Ribbed Vests.
neck. slocrclcss, crochet ,
well worth 20c. A upiondiil value.
12V2c each. .
LADIES’ EMBROIDERED LINEN
cOLLARs.
roguln r
llanIluomo
quulilly.
patterns;
While thcy luui.
19¢ each.
.
low
lace ‘
Special,
low
trimmed;
25¢
h 7 afloaguniw, W
n W e; “Inn. ’. ;
anthemrcme Up Hither, 14%»; cc.
37c. Aileen. r
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society of
Norwalk—chular Sunday service an
the reading room. Masonic building at
11 u. m. Subjccl. June 211d “God the
Only Cause and Crcutor. Testimony
meeting, Wednesday at 8 p. in. A1
both services the public is cordially in
viied. Reading room open to the pub-
lic each.week day (rom 2 to 5 p; m.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church. Van Zandl
street, East Norwalk. Rev. J. W. Davis.
pastor«~Communion and love-toast at
10:30; Sunday school at 12; Loyal
Workcre’ meeting at 0:15; song ser-
vice at 7:15; evening sermon at 7:30.
subject. “Lift Up a Standard." Social
service, Thursday evening.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Preaching in the German language
at 7:30 p. m.. in chapel on Main street,
near railroad. Sunday school and con—
tinuation class at 6:45 p. m. Rev. C.
l“. Rilimann, pastor, 101 Greenwich
avenue, Stamford, Conn.
THE MAGIC NO. 3. ~__
Number three in a wonderful Inner-oi
for Goa, ll. I’urris, of Cedar Grove,
Me, according to a lcttcr which reads:
"After suffering much with liver a d
kidney trouble, and becoming grcn , y
IlieCOIIrhgod by the failure to find rc.
lief, I tried Electric Bitters. and as a
result I am a well man today. The
first bottle relieved and three bottles
completed the cure." Guaranteed best
on earth for‘etomach, liver and kidney
troubles, by F. H. Baxtcr, South Nor
walk, and E. P. Wecd, Norwalh, drug
gists. 50c. "
PASTORS ASSIGNED.
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Father Manslacott of Meriden Goes to
quImanNc. ‘
WILLIMANTIC. May Bic-«lieu Phi
lip Mnsnicoti, of Meridcn, who was re-
cently ordained by the lit. Rev. Biuhop
Tierney at St. Joseph's cathedral.
been appointed assistant pastor of St
Mary's church (French) in this city.
Rev. Edward A. Cryncc of Ibis city.
who was recently ordnincd by Archi-
blshouQuilcy of Chicago, will colo-
batc his first solemn high mass at St.
Joseph's church hem ncxt Sunday.
MOOSUP, May 31,—Rcv. John C.
M'aihieu, of Hartford. recently ordain-
ed, has been assigned for duty in All
Hollows church here as assistant to
Rev, John H. Broderick.
STIMULATION WITHOUT IRRITA-
. TION. '
In case of stomach and liver trouble
the pmpcr treatment is to stimulate,
these organs without irritating them.
Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup aids diges'
lion and stimulates the liver nud bow-
els without irritating Ihésc organs like
pills or ordinary catharticu. it docs
not neuscatc or gripe and is mild and
plensunt to take. Plulsto‘d's Drug Store
and The Clifford Pharmacy. '"
BASEMENT.
500 .lardineres, just right for ceme-
tery use. While they last,
. 14c each.
Regular price. 25c.
TRUNKe AND BAGS.
I
, Two very special bargaine"thie week
in' oar Trunk and Bag Dept.‘
24-inch Suit. Canon. nonscrntchablc.
0 inches deep. 2 straps iuuldc cane and
Z outeldc; leather bound cm‘ncrr; and
$1.93 each. , ,
Are you going away? if no you need
It trunk. Buy at. the twodays' special
‘ Hale. ‘ Size 32-inch. very deep. stool,
frame; cheap, at $4.25. Special.
‘ , $3.50.
‘ Agents New Idea Patterns. .
. Fresh Candy, 10 and 20c lb.
, braup lock; regular price $2.98. Special .
The D. M. “Reade...
method 1857.
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Men’s Wear.
Newest Styles in Negligee Shirts.
Those White Negligec Shirts with the inch wide front '
plait and fine tucks on either side attract comment. They
are quitc novel and men like them. There are several
widths in tucks. $430 each. I '
White Oxford Shirts, perfectly plain with front plait,
a shirt that is well cut as to sliouldcrs and ncckhand. It
gives universal satisfaction. Two styles, the one with at-
tached cuffs a Coat Shirt. $1.00 each.
Men's Nightshirts.
Sonic special and‘cxccptional values in summer Night~
shirts, with or without collars, generous, roomy sizes, good
length, 50c.
CarnbrieNightshiris‘, without collars, 75c and $1.00.
Haberdashery Scc’tion,'ucxt Main 'St. entrance.
The Sale of Dress Goods. ‘
$l.00 Suitings at 590ts a nerd.
This lot as shown at the opening is a most. tcnrpiing"
assortment. l‘icrlc arc the finc,‘dainty cloths you looked at
. in March and April at one dollar a yard. Fine light checks
and stripes with white grounds, mixtures and plaids.
You have your ciioicc at 59¢ a yard. ,
Thc second lot are the/fifty cont Novelty Suitings,
Chocks, l)l‘()l(t‘ll plaids, stripes, and gray mixturu ;_ A fine
chancc to got an incxpcnsivc Eton or Coat Suit, or an odd
light skirt to wcnr with summer shirt waists. ,
This lot at 35c a yard.
Veranda Furniture.
This sale continues until tonight. It is impossible to
list home as pieces scll quickly and there is danger of disap-
pointment. The sale is daily reinforced and there will be
an abundance of good values.
Small Rockers at 55 and 85¢ each.
Porch and Lawn Benches from. 60c up.
Fourth iloor, clcvator.
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FLOOR COVIIRINGS
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BODY BRUSSELS, AXMINSTER, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, PRO‘BRUS
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SELS, INeRAIN AND CREX.
A LARGE-LINE OF CHINA AND . JAPANESE MATTINes. OII.
cLOTHs AND LINOLEUMs. ‘ ’
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIAL TY.
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We positively, reduced all our, gn minute to half of the former price, as
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