. N , vs‘ y AM on m" \ ts. » ,.wruntm ‘ l \i A t rampant rumours. . ‘ 6 her notional property, have], nn'r‘th'elr own name ‘dorser. Ll. AN. 8:: ye. , a ct Losn&SccurityCo. ‘ fluted Bids. Washington St. ll until ’i p; in. Monday “‘1 nfiitm‘d‘uy until 33:30. . www.c— ....~-,s.« -_......._.. -“Wu 4: eiMahackemo “ a. cannon. Mgr. we lilo and Cuisine Up to Date. ‘2, per day and» upwards. and General inlet-milieu Ticker y Dinnms. 75cts. Tel. 488. A» Buy a of; l 5': ”'31“; t0 3;“. “it i . ‘We have several conundrum-Int ’ 84 80. MAIN 8T., SOUTH NORWALK , . l - uvfifirhun BASEBALL NEWS. . ' Yesterday's State Lee on Results. In liridgcport — nterbury 2 liridxeport 0. 0 At Morideu-8prlngiield 1. Meridian I At lartlord~New Haven 2, Hart lord, 0 (12 Innings). (it) Holyoke—lioiyoke 4. New Brit .1 n L. Yesterday's American League Results. At St. Louis—~St. Louis-Philadel- phia, rain. ‘ Atl CltlcsgowChlcngo 2, Washing- ~0 . h A: llctmii—Dcl'l'oit 8. Boston 7. 'A Clcvclsmlv-Clevclnnd 6. New fork 4. ‘ Yesterday's Nstlensl League Results. At Rectum—Chicago i, Boston 2. .At Philodelpbiu—Pbliodelpblu i. l’lttsburm 1. . ’ I At] Brooklyn—«Cincinnati i, Brook- yn . At New York—St. Louis 4. York 2 New , STOP THAT COUGH or it may result in pneumonin. lim- sllipn Balm is breaking up colds when- ever tried, almost without exception. 10c,'25c, 600 and $1.00 bottles. The Glitterd, Baxter's and Plutsled's. " ’Mrs. Wostend~You'll not lindvmc diillcult to suit, Norah. , Norah (tho new mnidlwl'm sure net, ma'om; I saw our huebnnd as i come in. me'nm.—~‘ll ustruted Bits. Horace E. Dana 81 Syn. ‘ 45 Well so, Net-walk. Real Estate l-xand ‘ I‘Insurance. \ .4 y, " Mam Millions r city that roost-increase l ' ‘lu. .. "f"; "i,“ Wirettbet ‘1; . Attendancersli; 119qu dpy nourish: Frederick" H. Genung, Gilles and Residence, ”if: ' ) vou’ivf "H Roam ' ' 1? NOT mousse on veersufrutlc y '“‘ UNLESS counter on. ' ,' Monarch Repair 31100. i so nsviiouo er.- new Merino» _ ‘ cites oi. ”outwit: Mr. 1‘ fan's “slid lln 'draitdh’l. , Grace Baptist Church, J. Edward UNDERTAKER. tinge-ls, pfiog-ib e. 1&3 prcssclégigg ' su,1ect,G‘ ‘ 'y n ' _pé. ': . “"9"” .Psrlors in 9993“"?- 4. in, Sunday, school. 3:45 p. on. B. 'Y. ”my” Anew!“- " '1‘“- 9° - P' o.;,tople, being at censors. m ‘ service. 10:80-11. m. s Widow 00 tion 0 m ,- c‘.:i"in Ill , fill fig: school 11 in. . . cl tenden- We Corrie Bovine. 'Iervioe. 7:00; Hon. E. J. his sddress "From Gen and the but. tor the Women's Flore Society. Monday. 7:“ wdy clsss. the parsonage; 7:45 p. class led b 8 p. 111.. e dsy. 7:45 9: day, 3:10. unlor Leanne, under the direction at Miss 10. M. Ford. Music for tomorrow: Morning: largo, Handel-Shelley; quartet, “Turn ’l‘hy lace," Sullivan; solo. “Follow Me.” (Stevenson), Miss Warren: stlude. ‘Oi‘fertoire in C. Shockley. suing: Prelude. Allegro Modernic,’ Farmer: quartet. Gloria in Excelsls in It list. lluclt; postlude. March In F. Wallis. Knight Streetarbi. E.'Churoh. Rev. William St. A. Lynch. D. D., pester— Prescbing. hills. m.; Sabbath subcol, 12:30 p. m.; Ycung People's meeting. 0:30 p. m.; preaching and Communion of the Lord's Supper. 7:30. Cisss moot- inx, Tnesdny’evening. ' .1..— OONORIOATIONAI. South Net-walk ‘Oongregntionni Church, Charles 8. Msoferlund. poster —At 10:30 a. in. tho nnnunl Childr "n Day exercises will be; held, inclnd us the baptism of children. The bible 30th, including the young men‘s de- partment sud the yonrurwomcu’s de- mrtment. will meet st 12 o‘clock. The \len‘s Christiansluquiry Club will meet it the some hour. The subject for in: illcussion will be "Marx‘s Socialism." .be lender bolus George 8. North. At the evening service at 7:30 o'clock ilr. lisclurlnnd will preach to the Class if 1008 of tho lilghhchool, which has mounted an invitation to be present In a body. The music for the day will be as follows: Morning: Prelude. Offerlory in A list, Batiste: olferlory, .lOllfllhO solo. "Come Unto Me," Coon- m: anthem. “Soldiers of Christ, Arise." Nichol: postlude. h‘cstul .llurch, tron-Clerk. Evening: Pm nude. [1 ermeuo “Csvnlloria Husti~ mos." Msscsgni :. odurmry.,’1‘rcumcrel. Schumann; Anthem. "Godishnil wipe ,twsy sit tours," Field; postiude. Ite- zeeslonsl “Murcia, Reed. First Congregation“. Church, Nov walk. George D. ‘zbert. pastor—Morn- ,lnx service st 1 :30: preaching by the Rev. Lee W. Bennie. of the Mudiuon Square Presbyterian Church House. New York. Sunday school and Men‘s League st illzifi. Evening service at 7:30: monthly musical service. Y. P. 3. Thursday st 7:30. Church prayer service Thursday at 8; subject. "lln conscious influence." Music for tomorrow: Morning: Prelude in G minor. Theo. Dubols; soprsno solo, "i will luy‘me down in peace." from "The l‘rlumpb of David.” D. iluclt; rcnponse, “i‘esce be onto you,“ .1. (3. Bartlett; lusrtot."‘Hsll to theLord’s Anointed.“ i’. A. Sebneclrer; postlude. Grand Che run in F. F. Os cl. Evening: Pre- lude. l’uslorul roml‘irst Bonnie. A. iuilmsnt; oftertory, Antiennc in G nlnor. A. Gullmsnt; csnlsto. “Spring." .‘rom "The Seasons." .1. llnydn. l. wet-lure. expressing the passage from winte to spring. 2. mo. soprano. ton- .r and bass. 3. chorus. "Come, scu- lc Spring." I. IS. buss recltniive end .010. ll, 7, recitativc. trio and chorus, ‘ilc propitious. bountcous Heaven. 8. :oprnno recitativc. 9. duct and chor- us. "Spring, her lovely chnnns'unfoid- us." 10. chorus, “God of light. ' Posh ode. '1‘me in A ilntJ op. 80. A. lease. , . IAPTIIT. s Net-walk Baptist Church, Rev. Do Vltt ’1‘. Van Doren. pnetor~Clrclo of light prayer meeting nt‘ 10 u. n13: 'uorning nervloe .st_10;30: Sunday school”. .,n;,,evunl service ni.7:30 .u‘. mean entire: cusp cos oi: the B. Y. '3. IL. inst do ofqlhclr regular meet in: st 6.;8 _ A short program has been wronged and promises to be very in- teresting. The Ledies‘ Aid Society in: usnnl hour, 7:30. .dimren; lenders stun our Humiett anti. Ween hi. New York. 9 p. m., Communion. Mun- tday‘ evening. omelet board? meeting. 3 ' 'ljnesdny evening. Church business meeting. Wednesday ”evening. Union laycelmi. Slilstler iomfixuljs. , Fridny evening, c, o r re on . . ' telecoms. .‘ .Trlnity cs muni‘on: the aunt Friedly will have their corporate Communion st this undecrmonl‘2Whlt ' lie ectthe Communion on th . y school. 1:30 .0 and semen: to vice: congregationhslnnins. .; Tues .dielown at n Bethanyflulld‘: .; Grace Church ton‘Vil o'c ”f we ‘p. . p . union servoenud re- fitted to rid ‘ ' ' ”width“. , yo no "'rvlm s apron: 1. o , .. : nun; R :: pm “with, Eveninn .r Jill] will give ~ tsutlno Is to '- csim.” relating his experiences n his recent trip through the Holy Land A cordial invitation is extends to oil. Thefoollection will be Missionary . m.. mission . Tuesday. 8 p. m.. We- n's Foreign Missionary Society. at mu elsss meet ing led by F. 'i‘. bushes, and converts’ y'the psstor. Wednesdsy. ntertsinment by the .1, nlor ~ [league in. the church psrlors.- ’1‘ ers- to. prayer meeting. Fri~ 0 00!! m . “Ii-Cloudy cc. cuss-s You All!“ sur- m nuclei xii first ammunion. .. 4...... bisho of the diocese will, make their M. up v mild 1, » m.‘.,.,ar,,. If of s Cultist-Ms Men Who Inher- ited "ammo. ‘ ‘ . - CHICAGO. one 0.-A dispatch to. the Tribune min nos Anceles‘,‘ Out. We 0. W. Averill, who recently in- berlted $10,000,000 from an aunt In ‘Msssschusetts. declare. no is going to make 20,000 or more people happy. A!- ter 9. visit to his old home in Ferminll- ton, Maine, he will establish hesdnusr- ter- in a big guy, perhaps Chime. where he says all who need bolp'und . deserve it can ilndit. ‘ ' this,“ he sold yesterdily. “but If‘bfil‘nl‘ l tool Is being deceived occasion by. all right. i have succeodcd‘in pi to: up n, low but: red thousand by my 0*" “Quintin. bu csn never spend the in- come of sto.ooo.ooo.,' ‘ ‘ "it it men has $500, nod needs as much more to carry ouLVhlu pinniilmd lunhe him a success and thereby hun- 33,00! propose to give him the added "Another thing, i um [bins to help bud people as well as good. The good people, churches and rcsp _tublo foil"! cars tor them, but the bad vs no one "i but not golnll‘ to he a 1001 about. ' ‘ w“ I 5‘ Y . “v at ' i he D. M. ~ Read Co. - ,msauwu seer. “ hm: Hilton. in new: 0 , Dresses for Children. Little White Frocks ready to west. 'l‘lioso whose delight it is to consider apparcl‘ior chil— girls and boys, will be pleased with the White Frocks at the Section for Children’s Wear. They are in charming variety. Babies‘ Short Dresses of soft, fine, nainsook, handmade, with simple lace edges at neck and wrist ; or with little tucks, French knots and feather stitching. Every bit hand made. Prelude. St. Paul's Psriph, Rev. Francis J. Cluy‘Morsn, it. 1).. rector in charge—— Whitsunday. 8t. Paul's Church: 7:30 but the devil and the police. Yoke Dresses, hand made and hand embroidered With 1 want to help the lntemperate. the flower sprays. $3.50 and up. still meet with. Mrs. .Jnmos "Lyon, , t‘ucsdny. A full attendance isldcslr‘ed. ,, l‘hursdny evening prayer service ct .. .. . Bugle‘y. 7:45 p. m’..‘ , propelling by the Rev. F. iii. Jones, of p 5 - Thursday evening, prayer i meeting; leaders. Deacon Street and . u‘rcb, H. A. Spotter. rec- - tor—Whitsumsy. Bunion" Holy Com- ‘ great fan vets ctr hurclr‘nnd nil : , -——-- or» her» ch tdrsn‘nnuht to Melve um y. is on. Sun. :- dfly. diocesan conVentlon nests st Mid. .. - Wednesday. ‘ rbratlon of Holy Cunmiuuion; 7:30 p. m., eveninn service and sermon. All services will be in the parish church nod not at the chapelflf'” l \ i ‘ ‘ cuRIBTlAN nclENOl SOCIETV. First Christian’science Society. of Norwnlltwlteguinr suudsy service at the reading room. Masonic building. at 11 e. 111. Subject. Juno 7. God, the Only Cause and Creator. Testimony meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. To both services the public is cordially and internally invited. Reading room open to the public ouch Wool: day from 3 to 5 p. m. SWEDISH LUTHERAN MEBSIAH CHURQH. Swedish Lutheran Messiah Church mlilvinc service will be held at the bull on Washington street. tomorrow evening at 7:30. Rev. John lichen will conduct the nervlt‘t'. All Benn. illuuvlsns are welcome to these meet- ngs. ‘ EVANGILICAL LUTfiERAN. Evangelical Lutheran, Rev. C. 1'-‘. ltlttlnunn, mister. 'No. ill iicnry 8n. Stamford Conn.-—i'rcuchlnx in the “German language in t'hlllltli on Main street. near, railroad, M 7:30 p. m. Sluidny school. 6:45 p m. Benson by South Norwulk Ml‘lilUllhfl Eplncopnl Church. 8qu (lflt'urilce, motorw- Class meetinu, 0:30 o. m.:. iioly Coni- .uunlon. 10:30 it. ill; iliblesobool, 1:: nm Bpworth later?“- 0220 p. 111.; woruh in, with preaching. 7:30 p. in. Tuesday. class meeting. 7:45 p. in. Thursday. buyer meeting. 7:40 p. 111. Friday, .Iunlor lsosguc. . turn. The program «1" umslc for Sun- duy—Morninu: prt'ilidt‘. Grand Offer- lolrc, mittulunn: alllllt‘lll, Come Unlo Mb. Mullet oilertori'.’ soprano solo, Abide With Me. Liddlc.. Miss Geode; pustludc, l-‘lnulo. humor. Evening: Prelude. Transcription“: Softly Now the Light of buy, Anhi‘ord; anthem, 0 New Aminbic Are 'l‘hy i’ltvril’incc. Burnby; tiller-low. Ave Music. Frans Abl; posi- ludc, Domino. Silllllill, Corleone. ’Dewm's Kidnry uud Bladder Pilln are prompt nnd thorough and will in a very short tlun- strengthen the Wonkr exert kidneys. Sol by The Cliil‘ord P urmucy sud ' A Bridge PM: my ......... i ‘ws'rsnsunv assess snncsrco. .WATERBURY. Juno 8.‘~'AI the re- sult of investiuntlons by the Sinto Factory lnspovlor, George L. Helium). M. Willingrr nnd Roilcle Guerra. two local bakers. were bcioro the city court yesterday, churned with violation of the state lnw prohibiting the reoccurrin- tion or an underground bukoohon once abandoned. it is charged thst the two purchased and operated such it shop on Chuttlold nvcnue. Their . case was continued until next Friday. ,souuo oven FOR AesAutT. WATERBURY, June 6.—~ank De- lnpn. who was arrested 'l‘huredsy night charged with attaching ten'yenr old Mary Mun grill. yesterday pleaded not guilty of felonious assault in the city cburt here, and was bound over to the next term of the superior court under bonds of 31.000. mandibular: showed u. m. Holy Communion: 10:30. morn- ing service. semen sud second cele- prsycn‘ service. . 1:15 p. nu: Mission Study (lines. 7:40 ' - torbury: convict, the girl who has to bang "0" head, the men who has mode it failure of himself. Lots of us cannot resist temptation, you know. "i have set the number i will aid at 120,000, but if i can succeed in help. ing them 1 Will. look for 20.000 more. 1 suppose my hcudqnsrters will be in New York or Chicago, because i can vouch tnrtbcr from either of those places than any other" FARMINOTON, Maine, June 6.-C. W. Averill, Mentioned in the dispatch to the Chicago Tribune from Los An- xelefl. Get, as having recently inherit- ed $10,000,000 iron: on uunt in Mnsss-' chnsutts_ never lived here. necordlng to oldrcsidents in a position to know. Rev. C. W. Averill, u Mothlldflit min- lstcr and former resident of Wilton. Muinc, is living in some part of Call- lorniu. Mrs. 1). C. Averill, of Wilton, u sintcrdn-luw or the minister, status. lwwovor, that he bus no relatives who might havo"l0it him any such sum of money, and that she received it letter n numth duo from n member of his family in which no rclcrence was ‘llliidti to’such n legacy. The letter ro- portod that Mr. Averill was very sick. und not expected to recover. no 13 married, and In about on yours old. Kodoi is the best known preparation that is offered to the people today for dyspepsia or indigestion or any stoninch trouble. Kodol digests all foods it is pleasant to bike. It is sold here by The cliflord i’hnrmncy and The Bridge Pharmacy, ” W WOMIN'G‘ MOMS MISSIONS. W I New Haven District. Methodists Men in New Britain. ‘ NEW BRITAIN. Juno ti.—-Tbo sixth annual meeting of the Women‘s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist «bomb. New Haven district. wns hold in this city yoatordny. The report of the treasurer, Mrs. id. la. Cnrrington. of Bristol, showed that tho‘rccelpts for the your were 036.50. tho‘ expenditures 828.87, and the bel- nnoo 88.13. The report of the recording score. tnry stated that there are twuive aux- lllnrlen in the New linvou district. Mhut one wus added during the past year, that of St. Paul's church. Watch bury. and that the total membership is 615. onlccrs were elected as follows: President, Mrs. K. 1.. Winter, Wu- vlcc-prcsidonl, Mu. W. 8. Mnnsblp. Cheshire; recording secre- Hwy. Mrs. Berkeley 0. Stone. Middle. gown; mrrospmullng secretary, Mrs. ill. I... Cnrrincton. Bristol: treasurer, Mrs. A. A. Mills, New Britain. THE BEST PILLS'IVER SOLD. "After dectorlng 16 yam for chronic indigestion. ”bud spending over two hundred dollars, nothing has done me us much good as Dr. Kim’s New Life Pills. l consider them the best pills ever sold." writes B. F.” Ayscuo. oi In- closide. N. 0. Sold under [mummies at F. H. Buster’s drug store. 85c. " TFHILADELPHiA DRUMMER ease. I: euwrv. . - t "Gretchen Dresses” of white lawn, with little puffed sleeves and low necks finished with dainty embroidery and tiny lace. $t.oo and up. ' Short Dresses of white lawn with tucked yokes, 50c and up. ’ French Dresses of white lawn and figured madras, made in very sensible fashions that will launder well. $1.00 and up. i ii] Very dainty little Frocks, adorned with Valcncicnncs and Mcclilin lace and knots of ribbon, fashions that will do for parties and dancing school. $3.75 and up. For ages 3, 4, 5, pnd 6 years. Women’s Underveéis. Imported Lisles of fine Quality. Extremely attractive Vests of fine lislc thread with crocheted km: on the front and shoulder straps. Three dif- icrcnt patterns in trinnuiug are sliuwll. Worth $1.00 each, offered at 75¢ each. Display in showcase at Underwear Section. V m \Romcmbcr the announcement about large Rugs. Stop in the Carpet Store and see the. new patterns. m Have you seen the prizes offered in the Card Contest, and have you commenced a Sci? E HARTFORD. June lbw-Bernhard Weiss. the Philadelphia shirtwuist. drummer under arrest here on o'- ohnrue of theft, pleaded guilty to two, counts of the churgo against him In that the child was not Injured. Delano denies all knowledge of the crime. ,. .. .r. it. . 5 "t l . x" «‘ can: butt or the... “fig" ,‘m a' ,1 waistline at a ,0: minibwh i Br Autism"; fl- mums. court yesterday. ills ”case was put over. - ' i ‘ V ~ snails amuse} Lsdies’ bong. Lisle GIOves, 50c - unsnlizité'é'figlg’dm, 75c u... on: to... not LsdieSf SdlquinishEIAsle'THose,z‘l9c ,Ladiées’ Silk:Li:s:le\wHose, 25c 84 Washington " St. SouthNorwslk. ‘. . “Telephones“. ,. . 'r Intentional-Item - . _ a; greenery. criticise.“ comm, ,ssruiuo. Wméfim'l ‘ATTBflliT‘Q’lii‘i ‘ h r ., ., . aiming-rpmmmwmm‘m'“
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