y ! which be litany.
a suffering,
My.“ at is at unrest.
00! it" dry troubles,
, l‘blle! aud’curet
:1 why any South Norwslit
hquil‘el' in the race of evidence
Miller. Hendricks
Conn. says: “i
an occasion to so Dean's
pills any other III ucy reins
era years as my old trouble
rotttrned. Before taking
they Pills. I had a long
kidney complaint and suited
constantly from backache
Inuit account oi the dull,
pains a my back and my
‘ minehold work was a bur-
‘suldeot to dlzly spells and
and at times the kidney se-
msed tar too frequently. The
of Don‘t: Kidney Pills pro.
“limos drug store, hillped
, assumed their use until i
»‘ irely cured. I k ow or several
3:: have dbtnln equally good
. In the use of this remedy."
, sale by all dealers. Print: 60
l‘osterCMilhartt 00.. Buffalo,
our. aole‘ngsnts tor the Uhited
:- the hawk-Doom s~and
or. ‘
2%“ on marine snap
“lb Norwblk,
g .
Come Thick and Fast fer L.
Sumter.
. her, treasurer 6! the
, sf‘oleIInl‘whdrwho Jest waskm
mm Al detention in divorce
, bros; t b his wif. Cari
sh.” 63 s l*ldfl‘dc ty, ‘Is
13 e. “can tlm'e William ’1‘.
MI! ‘fllko. Ndvdda.’ has brought
discover on a note ,fgr 30.990
wither 16.1903 bur‘sday
. I'll! Peter Doolan. dumbin-
as ed-th 9 papers on; or at
ofbusiay as stab“: ybm'
I'd attaohin t I...“ out)?
out wad re made on
.The uwitz'ér divorce “by?
.. ayo. causing a great do f
M . in the old to‘wn. because of the
- one of l the parties concern-
to,» uding ih Ito-respondent, a we l~
widow of Pequot avenue, south
‘ Ubnsolidsled Ollicislti and Massachu-
AIIIII Authorities .Conlerencc
Next Week
NEW HAVEN, May 1.—-ltepresenia
lives of the New York, New ‘Havbn
and Hartford Railroad Company will
consult nextweelt at Beaten with the
Mnn‘aacbusctts authorities on the sub-
jcct or the foun of a bill establishing
a corporation to hold Boston and
Maine “laws in accordance with the
message of (lover-hat Draper.
it is not believed in railroad circles
here that the main details or the bill
will cause much dililcuity or any ser-
ious disagreement The main IIoIIblc,
however, may be over the question of
the transfer of the Iiillard sitaIcs dun
ing the pendency of the existing fedeI-
al suit under the Sherman act. One
or the main defences oi the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company in the federal case is the ac-
tual ttunsva ot the shares to private
holdings A change to a new form
of holding might prejudice the New
Haven Company' s legal déie‘uce. espec-
ially if a new holding corpOrntiou weIe
directly oi lndirctlly under the New
Haven's court-.0] This, howevet, is a
matter to be adjusted after the pos-
also of the hill itself. which would
a
ya to be. accepted by the New Ein-
cprpordti‘on.
A‘n exams: "3‘10.“ oi the original con-
tract under him the 110.000 Boston
and Inside shares were bought and
providing to: the exchange. share to:
hate. but New Haven shares for all
‘o'él tile‘ Bobtdn and Maine shows
In; it mired on August I. 19013 No
spdtortal exchanges of the‘ shares
were blade within the contract pet-
ibd.‘ ‘6me to the luteiterenoc of the
“Mn‘ilibt‘llllhétls legislature and the
camr'ac: is .now dead of limitation.
it you desire, II clear complexion take
Foley's Orino Laxative for consign
lion and liter trouble as it will all u-
thesc organs and thoroughly
cibdaac your system, which is what
everyone needs in the spring in toilet
to {eel well. Bridge Pharmacy and ,II‘
H. Hunter. "
it is estimated that there are 8.000.
000 telephones in use throughout the
world.
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Contracts made to clean rbsldences.
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of satisfaction. You are 'pi‘easc‘t.
more pleased, most pleased and so
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it behooves you to take advan-
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MITHODIST
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
South Norwalk. Frank Dunwell Wnl
teI'. pastor—«The new quartcite com
posed of Miss Minnie E. ice, soprano:
Miss Elizabeth Rilmhhlldfloll oontralto:
David Albrecht tenor, and Stanleyh
Beans. hiiilrl. under the direction of
Arthur Frederick Huntington. organ-
lat will sing for the first time Huh
day. At 10:30, iioly Communion will
held with reception of Inbmhéis. Sun
day school at 12 .Epworth League at
3: 30 p. m., this Is our monthly conae~
oration service with roll call. leadet.
'i‘homasi. Raymond. the subject The
Beginning of a Revival At the even-
nig service, 7: 30. the pastor will
preach tho that salmon In the series.
Picturesque Visions of the Bible. sub
Ject 'l‘hc Banquet of Satan and His
.immds There will he a tenor- solo by
David Albrecht with other attractive
music. Class meeting. led by 8er
Remington Tuesday evening in the
Sunday school room Wednesday cw
niug‘ the monthly business meeting of
the npwnmi licaguc with the annual
ilbction of officers will be held in the
church parlors At 3 p m.. chncs
day, the monthly busincas meeting oi
the Ladies' Aid Soviety will be held
in the church parlors. Thursday. at
1:45 p. In.. the regular church prayer-
sevice, this will be a Promise Meeting.
to which all are asked to. bring a tar
orite promise front the Bible.
Nurwalk Methodist Church. Frank
l). Torrey. pulsar-o-Morninx Worship.
with reception of members and Com.
mIIIIloII service; evening worship.
7:30, thc p‘sbtor will preach on the
subicct. How to Get What You Want:
Sunday morning class meetllix, 9:30
led by F. ii, llodlcut; Sunday school.
l2 In: Epwot'lh Magus devotional
service. 0:80 p; m., the mostldg’ will be
led by Mrs. Sarah Rogers and the
topic la The Bcgiuning of It Rovitai.
Tuesday semi-annual met-tins of the
Western Connecticut Association of
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
morning uession.10 o‘clock. with ad
dress by Miss Butlcl. associate secre-
law oi the New England Branch: at
temoon session 2 p. m., with addicss
by Mrs Mary Curr Curtis and Dr
Rachel Benn. of China Tuesday”. i. in
p. “b.0188: meeting, led by F. ’1‘ Rue-
coo Wednesday, 8 p. ”m., Oinclnl
Board meeting Thursday. 7: 45 p. m.
IIIuIer meeting. Friday. 8 p. In.. an
anal meI-tiug of Epworih l’Ieaguc with
electidu of others
Grace Baptist Church, .i. i‘dnnrd
Harris. pastor—“ll n. m. prcnthing:
3:. 30 p In. USunday school; 6: it: p. m.
B. Y, P. ,.topic My Duty to My
Communion, led by the pastor and
Mrs. Joseph Whltc; 7:45 p. m., cove~
naut meeting; 9 p. In.. Communion
Monday evening, trustccs' meeting.
Tuttsday evening. church business
iJceum. Tbumday evening. prayer
meeting.
couensaat'rtouAI...
South Norwalk Congregational
hurch, Charisss Macfarland pastor;
héodore B. Favlllo assistantufPublic
wbrs'hip at 10:30 a. m.. at which there
will he the service of reception of new
meiotic a. the ordination of deacons.
‘sacramentfipt the h5.0m 19!! Sup-
e as I. a Bt-
:«bi'egs‘c lgiiddlng Ihis '90:ng we
man's dodar doubt. and tho ypI‘In2 men' As
damp I'lnlelnt. meets' at 12 001.0“
the? Hop 3 Chfislinn lndt'tiry ' Club
which eats a to sa’mchobr, the hub
Sect 1 be‘ hutcites and lhe
'i‘idraers." e'I‘tia les'dbrw ‘vtilt its
Edward S. Merriam: At It:
(Inflation "tabla Ltfiuh. Migm Gnhtnnigt
wil dscu‘sslon. the timed
bet If o"TheIt Cost' of Cieanness. 'At
the evening sci-vice at ‘7 ‘t‘i’éibck the
)ect, "The Baptism—An Ap I‘e'cistl
in read than of the little tinniv vr~
Church
Trinity Chloe
Mimi: '11..
III:
thrill“... m
sermon; 32:
.30ch
Aii'xlfim Edi
tioupl dictating. the rector wil q
the service. AM hi ,
costly copilrdlsll eligibility
prayerl k This a
who libel “I? to know
vafiious ‘ssrvices ot the chit db
a lit BEfect A M". “Ch
I. ;A. finish. on.
”damp
1%ng 2% fonts: 9-. as: Sabbath
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FOR SALE IN
l-loracell. Nash. cor. North Mainand West So.
my 3°“ll‘.,“19lliillli Benito? ”
l “It’ll." v. ‘
‘Bg‘pm’ili‘e 'r.
Viec- President 8
God
Cape Cod direct
and india
L{dint
the ‘i': 30 service the Installers or to
class confirmed last Sunday will In e he made rcfotence to a bill now before
their Ilrst communion. A cordial lnvl- the Assembly to allow an lacrosse oi
lotion is extended to all to be! present 3!. 000, 000 in the stock of the Provi-
at the services.
Inedltation The Girls Friendly socie-
ty meets Tuesday evening at 8. St.
Paul's Guild will hold a business and
social Incctiug ncxt Wednesday after-
noon at 2:30. The annuaLpArish 9188b
lag will be held next Thursday night
at the church. The regular meeting
of the Men's Club will thereionc be
postponed [or one week. FIlduy nl ht.
owning bran-I I] address on be
Sunday schooifiaon III 7:30 The
Arc airfield. and the
Fsi3 3er Coup“; Clo-rial Association
outlay, III
will meet on mm at at.
Paul‘s ChuIch.
BPRINGWOOD UNION CHAPEL. ,
Springwood Union Chapel—«Bunny
school at 3: 30 p In. The usual evening
preaching service at 7 p III. will be
conducted by 'i‘hedoro R. i‘nvllle. This
will be the last Sunday evening of Mr.
b‘avllie's service. and the closing .ot
the Sunday evening III-cinching service
for the pcason.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Evangelical Lutheran Church. Mar-
tuln L. Stcup. 19¢: Jaat avenue, pastor
«Regular preaching of the gospel in
the German language, every Sunday
at 1:30 a. m., in .the chapel In North
Main aircet, South Norwnllt. All pro
leasing the Lutheran faith and under-
standing the German language are our
neatly requested to attend. The ma-
tor wili prcacb his inaugural sermon.
ADVEN‘I' CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Advent Christina Church. Rev. Les
tor iI‘. Reynolds. [iatilfll‘-~—~0bllfil'\l|n('0
of Communion at 10:30 it. lll.; Sunday
school at l! nI.; junior meeting at‘3
p. m.; hora! workers meeting at
6: If: p m. subject. t‘hAIuctur ('om-Ic
tion and Consecrntion; lendcl. Anna H
.\llckcIson; preaching by the pastor
at 3:30 p. m.-, subject. so: and For
giveness. Attention is called to
change or time in this cvbning' service.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN MEIOIAH.
’l‘hc Swedish Lutheran Messiah
Church has removed its-quarters from
Van Zantlt street. East Norwaik, to
8335 Washington street. South Nor-
walk. The usual Sunday evening scr-
vlces will continua to be held at the
new qrurtI-rs and all friends and mi
low Lutherans arc invited to attend.
Tomorrow‘s scrvlccs will be, conducted
by Student iijaluan Loinler, from lip-
sulu College.
CHRléTIAN SClENCE SOCIETY.
F‘irst (‘hristlan Science Society, at
Norwalk——-Regular Sunday services at
the reading room. Masonic building
at 11 II In. Sublet-t May 2 invariant.
lag Punishment Testimony meeting
Wednesday at 8 p. In To both ser-
vices thc public is cordially and fra-
tcrnaily invited. Reading room open
to the public each week day from 2
to 3 p m.
BOSTON EVENING HERALD SUO
P.ENDED
BOSTON. May i.~'i'he Boston Her-
uid made the announcement In this
morning‘s issue that it has suspended
the publication of the evening edition
of the paper The ing edition.
howovsr. will be cont! oil;L
llllllllllElli
.Iiorrs prams
IILAY canvass MONDAY Ana
ritua‘smv. Piibna 112.
3min. hpibnbsra. Losses and Manager
.‘Hlf once open from! a. In until 10
p..*th Madness every day. all seats.
10: I'dvblllis; Ill seull‘ Noland INA
mil-Immim POUND. ‘ ' ‘ ‘
:l‘VAUDEVILLE .AND PICTURES IE‘
TWEIN “
ACTS.
. XTodny Last ”Nine. the (amt ‘Mclbt
flrlml.
"Ellie Mastbr Workman"
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holes 33; per day of. upwards.
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7‘ . Iteck and others! lni‘ermstl‘n woken“,
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Sunday Dinners, 75cm
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At the dinner
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St. Paul's Church is deuce. Warren and Bristol
upon every day for private prayer and The railroad III II small company that
was absorbed by
alum it) years
intended to lay
River to build a
near that
New Bedforq
direct sommunic
through Fell Riv
(‘qu b9 arranged
IENCE
school, for the
night. e‘Wun
their parts with
denlly much at
night“ a productio
not lacking.
Washinxtou D.
0th distri.ct
sctt arrive in W
ly. and Mr ert
stage manager.
amusing.
ward (Martha
Raymond) who
deceive the old
them the truth,
000 in bonds, w
"sinkhole of in
him with the a
He had made a
lihe admiral send
the papers, all
' Gilbert, appears
It in”! cast Ii
{it
again furnished
appreciated. WED
E. H. dumb
ass: weather, a
srtormance wil
er. 'flinrsds
c'epted.
PROVIDENCE.
ment‘thttt'ihe New Haven is to build
‘a tunnel at Fall River, which will give
York and divert much, Boaton trade
which now goes through New Redford,
has created the liveliest interest here.
The project was blanched ill a Ilia
The company intends to
on d clips and provide a distributing
point for southern and central New
tracks from the city to Warren. a
single track from Warren to Bristol
on one spur and a single track front
Warren to Fall River. on another spur.
Mr. By rues said that the company
at Full RiIcr, making a connecting
link through the tunnel with Cape
Cod. This will divert much or the host
to Boston by way of
and will
begun as soon as the plans and capital
“IACHELOR HALL" TAKES AUD-
Comedy Galore at High School—Large
funds to doirsy expenses oi graduation
exercises last evening. was even more
succeasf I then the. event of Thursday
ance of proiessiomls, and were evi-
auction of most meteors was conspic-
uousiy Absent and lilo In the play was
The scene is laid in the living room
of “Bachelor l-lall,
trey .\iyrtloton congIcssnIan tron: tho
The honorable congress-
man Is from a country place, and up
on reaching Washington, plunges this
society. head over heels
to give up his residence for one night
to private thehtricnls.
man's constituents mm Rambletown.
Deacons Silas Jerv ӎ
dcacons would object to his turning
facts trout them.
arising arc necessarily ludicrous and
Myrilcton and Bctty Vance. his
manage to deceive the innocent old
deacons, but Mrs. Van styne, (Dorothy
lions, happens in and proceeds to un-
nothinx but the truth. and invites them
to a back window where they now see
her daughter do a skirt dance. .
game old deacons saw the dance, and '
stuck it out. too.
The complications nrislbg in the
meantime are many and various g
abut the congressman are found to be.
missing, and Pinkerton Case (Harry
ulna) goes on the warmth 'i‘he dea-
cons suspect that congressman Mrytle
ion has invested their stocwooo in a ‘
“gum" and
or time, however, everything turns out
right and all ends happily.
The most amusing part or the‘mm
only was the clients or Mr. Myrtleton
to keep the attain out: of the papers; '.
Marks that he would iteep it out but
orders to the sliair, and it appears in'
forts of his ward to
A'way lrom him kept
us, .'
During the pihy Mr. Mrytleton,
, whose part was well taken by Thomas
" . ' Ina picture in this com
“ thine in «the morning pspbrs excited
. his ins. and he gives an imitation or a
at mad congressman. He sets over
In time and the minke clears away.
s sentinel could have 'doiie‘no bet:
‘Muslc by the High School orchestra
t'ere were a Mr
outstanding. on account .of‘ the: tools.
. d been under a rather heavy on
pense in presentfnfthé play; ailbthbn‘ ‘ f p . .
evening. at ., ‘
math“ ‘3‘ ";
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yrnes Talks ol Cape
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Proied ,. . _ ‘ '7
May l.—-Announcc- W ""3 "’ “"“"" 1‘
connection with New Rockers, 8 Tempting Specm
lwo styles, ()uartcrcd (ink and Mahogany Finish both
ncI- new, Thursday at t. wbdn Vice highly polished, strongly constructed, and exceedingly com-
fitfi‘g’finr-tf- lilymi of iii: If)“: itirtalilc "ihcy are just right to sit in as one hit tell by
e p no gas . u- .- . . . .
m Ills “Mum“ he. in mm any with trying, and lllt iII'L handsomt enough for any tooru
Mayor F‘lalchdr, visited the 02‘ Point
properties on tit:-
Special at $2.69
And worth all of 85. on At any time. Don‘ I miss this bar-
gain.
Mr Byrnes attended Fourth floor, Carpet Store elevator.
railroad
Underwear for Women
Vests and Pants, ribbed cotton, light weight for Spring
weather. 25, 39 and 50c.
Union Suits, comfortable.- iII fit and good quality. 50c
and $I ..oo
Children’s Underwear
Vests with long sleeves Pants in ankle lcn gth, Swiss
ribbed in medium weight. cream color.
The same quality, due ribbed, purc while. cilhcr gratit,
25¢ per garment.
Certain Attractive and
Seasonable Jewelry
Dutch Collar Pins
the New Haven road
ago. It has double
Illiuble tracks to Fall
tunnel under the hill
is Cape Cod
ati‘on w NewY
or «The work will be
i
/
sv from.
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La Valicrc Necklaces
r
r
Crowd Enjoy, Hum"... p", iiroochcs llclt and Veil l’ius
“at", jet and Rhincstuc Hatpins Long jet, Chains
The. second presentation of “Bachei- Bolt Pins . \Va'St bets
or Hall." .1 mm, a" comedy cleverly 45c cach, much IIIIIlcrprItcd.
enacted by the Senior Class Drnmnt- —-———-—--“-—-
I . _ ‘l
k “mm” 0' "‘e “r““u‘ "'5" Figured Sateen: and Cretonnes for coverings. Very
purpoae of securing
dainty and naval patterns for shirtwnist boxes. cushiou cov-
ers. draperies, etc.
Cretonnes 27 inches wide Isl/ac.
Satebns. 36 inches wide. 15c.
aniatburs cart-led oil
‘ .\l the \\ ash Goods Section.
the one and aonchsl- Look at them;
home attcr their first
II. V e sins song pro-
3 eciai in the Tea Room. Lady Baltimore Cake for
Satur :Iy afternoon.
M
The D.“ M Read'CQ
the rcsldcnc’c in
(.‘.. of the lion (loot
Ho consents
The congress»
and Elisha Bus-
gton unexpected-
latch. fearing that the
tries to conceal the
The complications
we candy A LAadfa Luis cia nudists IN VAR- ,
Ions autos
CHINA uArrIuos ......... .. .....Iz%c to 35¢
JAPANESE MATTINGS. . . . . . . . . 45¢ toooc
FIBRE MATTINGS. ...... ........... 35c and 39:
In“.
WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR NEW LINE
Cabin Rugs
Waikleyl howevcr.
has dramatic aspira-
gentlemen She tells
the whole truth and
The
i’h
hich the deems
r... a;
In all tires. from all. to tall-sized Carpets
anti—sn-
Sliades to Glider a SpecIalty
Wicca;
«can ~
enient. At the prop-
wager with Admiral
s a" sailor under seai'cd
right. Then the so ‘
keep the papers
the audiencd‘roar’
in the cosine at Me.
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