10:31) a. at. odd 7: 30 p. nu.
‘ ST” 1 5
$999,399 tulle in
, n‘i’.W.T1‘.Duncln. v Mount
WT , "2' . l 0 '
5 , . nillaf$frignnuhlalunl
om—l-"Cbrilt tr Passover"
‘ Schilling
..Granler
nor Bolnwfilionnnna”
Mr Albrecht .
them—- "Now the World in Resurrec-
lion Light" ................8holle¥
atludcwl‘eata; Song . ........ Woaa
....................
Miss Lee.
them—«"Vi'elcotue Happy Morning"
‘ .. .. ..................... Neidlhmer
tiudcwtltand t‘hoeur in F. .Saiome
" ' noon in l pr98¢h
0M3 wornlilpclil All; Sunday morn-
" olden meeting. 9: 30 F. H. Bedlent
on; Sunday school 12: on; Ep-
. rth League devotional service, 6: an;
' 'anlng worllnn, 7: 30. 'l‘noId‘tw even-
. '1 class mourn»; 7:45.11‘.'l‘.1tuacoe.
. 'l‘hurcdav evening. player
7. to p to Music for tho
Morn in: 9.
eiuge~0tletror9 nin to Flat.
Islehure-uWely
. mpt~iie lg Risen . .... . Schilling
nertory ‘vlollu solo-«Adorationn
Felix Borowokl
. ghouls—~31“ lilo Praise on Easter
6 :‘5Morn. 5
as Solo-Hosanna ........ Granler
gatludewh‘entlval March Miller
Ironing.
Prelude-4111911770!” ........ Foster
pborurr—Liti Your Glad Voices....
Brackett
riot-31 Ye to t e Lord... .lt‘rey
q”1.;1‘110—4171?: Will 01! Away the
little?
itoatlhde—Oiiertoire ..... Murray
night street A M. E. Church. Rev.
8..\'.Gu1nba. Daltoerrooching at
11A. 171.. by Bacon .1. D. Toy 101'; Sub
both school at 1:2 90 . in; choir rt.»
beaten] for the re let lieu of Easter
tiiltllcm at- 4 p m.: Al on C. E. League at
7‘; p.m .; preacblnfi at 8 p. m. by the
poster: nubieci ow do I know that
Joana rose from the dead and lives to-
day?" alter which the holy communion
will be adtnlnilterod. and by request
the Easter music will be repeated.
The public in cordially invited.
Christ Church. Enid Norwalk. Rev.
.i.‘1~iyplin Brown. rector~~~The iirnt
Sunday after Earner. Sunday school,
9:10 ”a. n1.; evening prayer nod aor-
tnon. 3:45 p. in.
CONGREOATIONAL.
The South Norwalk Congressional
Church. Charles s Maciarinnd‘. pail
m; John O Varney church analnianl
~Ptiblic‘ worship at 10: 30 a. m., at
Willdh the pillar will preach The
one Millie achool including the young
tii‘en' l department and the young wom
. eh'l‘ department will moot at 12
o'clock. 'l’lle Men‘s Christian inquiry
Club will begin its new program for
tho: quarter. Subject The Propoaed
Hummer Foundation leader Christ-
M11 8W111.1’he Sunday Evening in
to., musical program at 7:10
Moot. iollovrod by the lecture by
Principal Homer C. Bristol
Ilrlt Congregational Church Nor-
w h Georgia 0.71 hurt. calico-Morn
r‘vit‘ At 10"; 0. melanin by the
' do? aehdol ll 12:1 lilon' s
“ a ltddy at 12:15 The Book
on the Life 07 Today; eve
n tit l'orv‘ice lit 7: 80. popular gong ser
vh' hing twenty minute address on
all ertht’s ltory, The Call
‘ or 091an the“. ladies' monthly
plianw dnesday ll 3. Dr A. F.
spooks tin Home Milliono.
te's society Thursday at
'l. 80.” ‘Putor's monthly tail; on Bible
tern, (lion. ‘hurch prayer lor-
fl hurldly at 8. sub ect. Enter-
Others for Chr si a cake.
John 2.
orgnln
ProlbdkMaznlilchi in F. 3 numbers
E. Lemalgre
L‘on‘tralto hole The Resurrection
. . . w._l'i.li..lholloy
Duet-wt) let him whole: sorrow"
.............. A. Rubinstein
................
Po'ltinde-—-Nuptlal March. A. Gullmant
Ivlnln.
Plantar-Andante in A.ucaart
1.151. Brewer
‘7 '0 WP Fm iv!“
mo diodor
:1 WM” ........... “91 Smart
”a hint» cantatl mull node-tun
W in poalponed tor the mount
. ' IAPTIIT.
5'. drone Milli: Church Rev 1.. u.
" ulflll. nutormfloaday servicea, 11 a
fondly school. Alli) n. 111.. young
l meeting. I: to o..tn.; sermon.
“v. 111.. “Meet The Conquerorl
m Edam, (allowed by communion.
A71‘Irl "looms.
m
1 IF PWAL.
i ‘15Qflnlty Church; W Norvalk that
'4 my after Hollow-villa rum Rm.
Money 8. Muller, DA) bishop of
economical. will mu nil. port-ti.
him a“ 19;. consolation osmium
vino lemon by the billion. the Holy
~.. ' 9'9. 9 919.9..5'555'
tor moribli‘rlda
. . We:
' ’tl :ohmnmn‘ 3537“,; “gig? eonilo lit
lgbyzhm t.
no
WONT.
l of dolllrl, and thin
‘ Mt 1‘” ”my.
notch dually made
.
.7 “their“ ‘
1331‘}.
" troubled. liltirdhs alter eating. bloating.
Mel [idiot ,0 itch—«Raw
' um the motion name oi the plnltitli!
lei
7 For n University.
been 9999999 ' '
formed their nlnirli
thilill flint they have some awful dint'au.
nothing for their stomach, but doctor lot
-. tome other trouble.
A 1*”! fitting ltomach and liver will .
cause bubonic, backache. norvopl ‘
tour stomach. heart prealurc. inaumnin.
‘ to“ of flesh. constipation and many othiilq.
disagreeable lccllngs.
if you are a suilcrer of any trouble and
90hr stomach or liver is out oi order coli-
tent these trouhlca first. get the benefit oi
the loud you out. and your other troubles
will many times correct themselves.
Stomach-Rite the combined stomach and
liver mentally has an unequaled record oi
many remarkable cores to lift credit, and
when you need a staunch remedy. not
the best. a remedy that gives resulto. liitv
Stomnch- Rite. One 50 cent but: will
q‘uiclrly convince you oi the true worth oi
ibis medicine. There in nothing pun M
good. insidt on Stomach Rite. nntl got it
today. Don't wait until you cannot be
cured. 5
Stomachdtlte may be obtained at W.
E. ngmore 89 Co: druulltn, 8 North
Main atroet.
'lhc great variety in symptoms which I
arise from a disordered tondition oi till: '
, stomach and liver. (nose nmny 1191;119:711
The consequence of this is. that they do '
W
reading. Rev. Francis .1. Clay Moran.
B. 1)., minister in charge.
GracetOhurch the Rev '..1 Benton
Werner. rector low sitndly—vI-‘lral
celebration of the Holy Communion at
8 o'clock; second releblrtlon of the
Holy Communion and sermon at
intration oi the sacrament cl baptism
in the evening.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Soolcty. of
Norwalltmliegular Sunday norvlt'cl at
the reading room. Masonic building.
at 11 a. m. Subject. April 3. "lin-
renllty." 'l‘eatlniouy meeting, Wed-
nesday, at 8 p. in. To both services
the public in cordially and internally
invited. Reading room open to vibe
pnbll coach week day afternoon from
2:15 to 4:30.
SALVATION ARMY.
Services will be held at the Shiva
lion Army 50 Water street. Sunder ...
11 u m., holiness. meeting: 3 p 111..
children's Sunday school: it p. in... ma
Illlli‘ill aervlce for Slater Mrii. Hart”
ford. All are cordially invited.
lllllll ill Silliiiiii
lillli lliillllii [illiili
Wile instilled She llld lean
W 11111 court Want
ltl sulphatillion
Mrs. Alice M. Baldwtu. of Shelton,
with a half doaon witnollol, was be-
low Judao iioatlrd J. Curtis in the
short calendar Illusion of the Superior
a divorce tr Edward ldrldge Bald
win also of hollou. on the grounds
that he won a cruel and intunlnerlto
husband. The evidence prelented wan
not snfllclont, however. to warrant the,
court in urnntln the decree today
and the pluintl 'a counael wua‘ in.
structed to brill; in a few more wit-
ncaaea next week nho could substan-
tiate the liloallltml more strongly.
The couple were nilrried lily 28.
bolnit 913 ‘w. The grounds alleged In
the chomp him were intomporl‘noe and
duty prior to April 1908, when the
ill ution toolr plain They lived
in Shelton at the time.
Mrs. Baldinn toltillod ln court to-
day how her huabaad 11nd been in
the habit of getting tit-unit and belt
in; her and that she watt llnllly oblig-
ed to separate from him on account of
his habltn. On one occlllon he choir
ed her no badly that lilo had to run
from the houa'a when lhe tunnaald to
«maps hll gralp, lho laid, and hasten
to the horn. of her brotlier. Walloon
.l. Blglow. who llio uribltlntlaled her
teltlntony in this respect.
William Conn and Wallace Billion
of Shelton, untitled llllt the defend-
ant wait a man or intomporate homo:
and had loot lovorll positions on no-
on oi oi his drain (or drink.
he 5mm thought tho coualll ,ior
111850111111"! lbottid 'furullh more aub-
liontlll ovidlnol to support the allow
Moral and give him until next vault
o o no, «
Paorasoon low a plot!
BOSTON. April it» inducement
wla made today of tho sudden delth
of Dr. some Elvira: BOWM. prolmor
oi' louopby and drum of the graduate
up 1 of ‘rta and ablation. Bolton Un-
aiverlity. hilt house in Hrooltllnl, last
night Dr. Howue lectured before his
diallll tut liltill yesterday iorenoon.
but fail til Dr. flown. had been ll
linen or Bolton. University llnco 1876.
a: who born at Loonlt-dville, N. .l...
the”? ago. and was graduated from
nlvl lly of New York in 1871.
After several ”his or utility at the tin
Vanilla: 01 P l. mile and unitin-
un he returned to the United Slater.
He let-rod for some time on the stall
at the independent ago then will an»
pointed to the chair inhilmiophy at
A font yearn one
more was tried odor; charges of
mic-y. brought aninut'igm by Rev.“
, till
99
10:30; Sunday wheel at noon; admin. 5
at 2:30; evening prayer and conflrlnl- 5
lion at l in the afternoon; no service ,
court yesterday in an 0 art to more ‘
i
i
i
,i
l
at the HOUSE of THEN .,
not 9 favor accorded to a certain few.- Eve
'ln5:7,.
can meet.
CHARGE PLAN is right—~21 valuable asset to you.
While we accept payments in small amounts that you can handily spare and ,
hardly miss, the bio] amount to us is large. Our daily cash receipts soon nearly ‘
eQual our daily sales-50 that in reality we are not giving as much Credil'as houses
selling upon 30 and 60 days' time. That' 3 how we can operate our plan.
Make your Spring clothes BUYING and PAYING easy, by using the Chdrg'e Plan 7
of PROVEN worth!
ER CO. is your right remember it is
. ry garment in our Store is
available on our Modern Charge Account Plan. A
complete ohtfliilno establishm¢nt~eve ., n3
Woman or Child Wears is sold on our ORIGINAL DI-
VllDED PLAN OF PAYMENT~Which means thot all
can be iaohionablv dressed, upon terms which on.
The CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN in operation at
this Store is wonderful in its scope. It means 31:11pr
this: That any person 0f honest intention may now
dress comfortably and faShionablv on terms that
they can best afford.
The wonderful increase in business that comes to
this Store, year by year, is apparent to every per-
son. It clearly proves that steady lnsistenCe on the best goods. and
careful. accurate service, earns public regard For many years this Store and its
helpful CHARGE SYSTEM has ‘made geod.” as its growth clearly demonstrates.
The thousands of active accounts on our books is further evidence that our
.
Furnilhlng.
Men‘s. Young Men's and
BOTH LEO! OEVINED.
Worcester. MOI... Man found on Now
Haven Railroad Croulng.
NEW HAVEN, April 2. «With both
log! severed from hill body it tunn xiv-
lnn hil name an James .1. Joyce, of
Worcester. Moon, who found into lali
night at the Water nireel crooning of
the New HflVl‘ll road hero Ho was
when to the New Haven hospital
nhoro it i. said that he cannot live.
lie is all years old
WATCH FOR Ti-ll COMET.
The Rod Dragon oi the airy. Wattb
the children for Bpl‘illfl rough and
colds. Careful nluihotn keep Foley I
Honey lnd Tar in the bottle. 1! la
the bolt and select prevention .and
cure for rroup where the need ill or
gout and immediate rode! a vital on.
reality. Containl no opinion or horm-
fnl druaa. ltoiuno Illllltlllllioil. ’l‘ht:
itridao Pharmacy.
o‘- ....._.... .
A ton of water contnlnn all: ”galleria.
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1
APPIL ON OTATI HOSPITAL
‘ BOARD.
Major (‘hfil‘ltil A. Aunt-l. 0! Middle-
tovrn, well known in tlrand Army rlr~
clol ihruuhgoui the ulnte. has received
notification of his nomination by the
department commander of the (1. A,
R. an A weather of the Slate Soldiorl‘
Hospital ilonrd in place of Edward A.
Fuller. of Suineld whose term expirea
April 3. 1910 lite nomination ital
been confirmed by the governor. The
appointment in for two yuan. The
board malaia oi the governor. the
adlutaut general and three momhcra
named by the d partment commander
of the 0. A. it The labor members of
tho 0. A. it. are Judy A 11.8mm.
Brldutport. whole town oaplrol
ril 10. Hill. and Albert A. May. of
Mormon. whose term expire» Novem-
ber 12. 1011. Major Appol in past de-
Dlrtmont mmmandor of tho 0. A. it.
No .aerved ll reproaoutativu in the
'aonoral Illwlnlily at the {all lot-lion
lull hll many lrlnndl wlll be pinned
to learn or llln Appointment.
‘ ’ 1 Vi..lilittl1u V
mm NOAWALK,%OS
29-31 Weill Washington Street
1
H. Krieger- 8. Co.
Mus/15.;- .99 . .9.
LAKE BOAT CO. MAKES LOWEST
IIOS FOR WORK.
Would Construct Submarlno for Gov.
arnmont Cheaper Than 5106'.
trio Boat Co.
WASHINGTON. April out)" the!
face or the bldl, the mile Torpedo
Boat (in. or Bridgeport. Conn. today
submitted the 10mm propheal for
building four submarine boats for
the‘ United Staten navy, oi about use
tons dilplacomnl and the price for
tour bollll would be mt. loo each, de-
livered on the Alladiic‘ seaboard and
to be outlltruciod at the Newport
Newo works. Altogether the l‘k“ com.
pany submitted his bids, all baud on o
dlfiarout type or boat. or upon the
point of delivery. Thorn won a diner-
ence of about 715 per cent. in favor of
11011111 connirut'tod on the Pnclnr count
or the Rinlloll iron works at San Fran
ciaro.
Othhor lida.
The only other bidder Wan the Iliad
irlc bunt ($0.. which otfernd to con
ntruct the boat: at the third River
Worlta Quincy him the Union iron
Worka or non Ft‘lhcluoo, or Moran
Brothers» at Seattle. Wellington. ltl
lowelt old was “53.1100 each for Alton-
iic delivery with a liberal increase for
work on the Pacific Dido.
AlWllt'i‘ldlo LITTINI.
allow to a tilt. of lotion morale:
uncalled for at the loilowil. post on-
ma tor the current wool.
Min NOMIIK.’ ',
Thomas Ramon;
Henry "or.
lotion N. arr.
Wm. Coral.
.lhnh Fraction". .
Michal milk
iiouiti Glynn.
l’llrlolt anodwm.
Murillo Hendrick
hill! the 11 alloy. :13 (love ill.
transient?
Annie: Mutinatrom.
lint-t flown .
Pardon Hot! (to.
ll‘ramgne dailal. 41 Benton St.
lanohinoni Giuseppe.
Harry E. Knuth. ll High lit.
The South Nomad: Owl.
i'lflll Andrei. 19' North ill.
but H0111 fizehd‘rol; 3 1-2 Ely Aye.
little 11min £11m}!
flirt. Jill)“ obit.
. .I. ONOWI. l‘. I.
SOUTH NORWALK
It’
A.
Boyl' Clothing. 9 Spring Suits. Costumes,
8 't T C ‘ R l , Dresses. Coats, Jackiitl.
or a. op on a. l n- , . .
I E PIONEER . Ramcoatl. Dress Skirts.
coats. Hat very needed . S OF THE MODERN CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN Millinery. Shoes. Girls'
Women's and Miller
1
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
Annual Nuns» Matting Held Watch
day at the Home of Mra. Shot-or.
The Friday Afternoon Club held its
annual huslnenc meeting at the home
oi hire. Henry C. Sharer. it was voted
to take lndia on oublect for study the
rotuinz year. The following officers
were elected:
Preaidenh—Mru. Joseph H. F‘illow.
Vlce-Pmldent—Mrl. Lawrence A.
Douglass. ,
Secretary-ultra. Percy .3. Edwards.
Treasurer-«Alias Carrie Seymour.
Dellcloua refreshment: were nerved
by the helical.
Foley's Kidney Ronwdy will cure
any case oi kidney and bladder lrou~
ble not beyond the loath of medicine
No medicine can do more. The Bridal»
Pharmacy
HIATtNo OONTRAOT LIT.
The contract for heating in the new
Hungarian Reformed Church ha! been
awarded to Murray 1 Richards 0!
Stamford. C. W. Ponnnll will do the
plumhlna and the llotohkill Bron. 00..
wt! furnish the luteri r trim. All prov~
iouuiy reported the noun Oonltrue
lion Co. of Stamford ll the general con
tractor.
.. Wm
Clothing. too.
STAMFORD
, , “fa v w
VIOLENT DEATHS IN STATE.
NEW HAY EN. April '2.——l"ort.y-tllreo
pereona met violent deaths in Guano :5
tlcut during March. according to nnof‘L
all! records. do, comparedtvhh lot-iv
during the preceding month.,"l'llo no
ridentat deaths numbered “Witty-set,- .
en. al compared with twentyuaino for
February. 81): persons were killed on ,
the railroad. tour each by drowning
and burning. three by falls. two each
by pollen and scalding. and model;
by stranallng, crooning. electric lhocll.
gal. automobile and n roadway. The.
number 01 luloldol. twelve. exceeded
those of the nnovlouu month by three.
nod were mumbled“. thrle each by
Kill. carbolic acid and drooping, and
one each by liangtumlliootlnx loci
pollen. other than carbollc acid. The
homicidal were tour. which were .lor-
blo the number for February. They
wore all by ahnotlnl.
W
Thorn ill no cough medicine no popu-
llr at Foley‘s Honey and Tar. it nov-
or bill to euro cousin. coldl.’ creep
and bronchitis. 'l‘hc Brhime Phar-
mm , u
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Norwalk Chronicler