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..I , METHODIST. . .
ifflOI‘walk Methodist Church. Frank
Torrey, hasten-Morning worship.
130. with holy communion and re.
tion of membeIs. Sunday morn

3 class meeting, 9: :10, led by F. ii.
Radiant. Sliiidn‘ school 12: 05 p In.
L‘lietheg'tnux. supori Itendent.k1p-
Worth .ea'guc devotions servico. 0: iii)
Ii. 111.:“toplo‘ EIIIIIowetdn'g fm Testi-
xfionv": 1e dI2ts 11.1..Wetherwux and
Thomas exter. Evening service.
.7I1-30 p. 111.; In new district superin-
tflhdcnt. Rev. rthur ii. Goodenough,
D. 1).. of Stamford. will preach This
in his first visit to this Clinton in his
aficial relation. and many will wish
to give him welcome 'i‘uesdti'i. an-
nualg chdvhnti‘on of the Woman' Is Chris-
tian Temperance Union of Fairiieid
Gliunth in this church. Sessions at
9: 24.3 a. In. 1:30 p. In and 7. :10 p. III.
Afternoon eddiess by Mrs C. 11 Buell

the state president. and the evening.

address by Mts ..i K Barnum of PIM-
ideti'ce, R. 1. .Wednesday. 3 p. m.
Ladl,es‘,Aid at the parsonage; 8 p. In.
monthly meeting of the ofliclal board;
Thili‘fidfii. I. 413 II III.
F‘IidaI, it 30 p. m.. Junior‘League, led
by Miss Ford: 8 p. m., business meet-
ing of iipworth League. This is tlIrI
annual meeting, with election or 01110-
ers for the year.

Musical for (()111()i""1()\\

Morning.

I’Ielude in F ................. 1‘ ostoI
Quartet—”Lind we pray '1‘"1Ioe

‘ ................... . . liobotts
Quartet- "F‘t‘ll Iuc' ......... \" anon
Poatiudc in G ................. iI‘ooiII
Evening.
PIHeludemlnthmezzo ........... illzttt
Quartet-"i‘0me to illli lieults' ..liiaoI

Bass Solo—~~A Dream of i'aratliseurui ‘

I’ootludem ()n’ertoire ............ -. I‘oie

Knight Street A. M. I). Church. nmzl

8. H. V. (iuiubs. pastormi’roachiug at
£111 a. m. by Deacon .i. 1'). Taylor; Sub
Bath'uchool at 12:30 p. 111.:
Leaguo‘nt 7 p.
pastor at 8 p. 111.. subject, 'i‘ho 1.11mi).
flier which the last monthly commu-
nion of this conference your
administered. As this will be the last
edMunlon of this conl'oIeIIIo Ieni.
tho singing will be selcttod. and tin
chorister. .iaqus Petltlsn, will ban o I ll-

..tlre charge of the selections.

CONGREGATIONAL

The South Norwaik Congregational
Church, Charles S. Maciarlaud, pastor:
John (‘3. \‘arney, church assistant
iic worship at 101303. III.. at which
the communion address will ho given
by the pastor. ’i‘ho sacrament of the
Lord's supper will lIo observed. 'l‘lIIIre
wlll be a rec-option of now Inninbors
tind ordination of tit-aeons, 'l‘lio ilildo
school. including tlIo yoqu: IvoIIIIIu's
department and the young men's do-
partmcnt. will meet at 12 o'clock. The
Men's Christian inquiry (‘lulI also
meets at the same hour. lIIvIIuiug 81‘1“
vice at 7:30 o'clock. :Ii which the pan—
tor will preach.

First. Congregational I‘lllil‘t‘li. Nor-
walk, George 11. Egbert. pastor~ Morn
in; service It 10:30; preaching by tho

tractor. Sunday school at 12:15. Men‘s
Lennie meets III 13:15 in tho iudles'
parlor. Evening service at 7:110
monthly musical service. MontlIII

(i; sublet-t. "lIIIrolgu Mini-lions; Miss
Ferry will lead Y. i’. S/Thursdsy
evening It 7:110; pastor's talk on 111
bio characters ~"i;snu." ('liiii't‘li pray
or service, 'i‘hurnday III R; talks about
the IiilIlh-—~“llot1~ and 'l‘horo intuit-no
slit."

Mar aiming.
PreludomAtluirio in A- flat \\ \‘olckmuI
ngrtet () Love that will not lot too
ll. llIIIckolt
Quitrittlu—"ilod to whonli we look up
, llut‘lly" ......... ..ii, W (‘lIntlwlIk
O ertory ~ Morning Soul: ..A iioillns
l’usiludc—«tirnnd (:hovur in ii; flat ‘
l‘. Wnrbn

Inning-Muulcai Service.
Prelude (Ifforlory in li- minor l'nulkcu
fiertory~ \‘iuioh ......l libeinbernor
tillliltlnwui) F1111". ..... A. Goiimant
Conihtam“\i’hmi Christ Aroao"
Jules Jordan

.IIIIII ..........

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. IPIBCOPAL.

Trinity Church wirifth Bunday tiller
Minor. it o. In, the holy ctitliiliuiilotl.
10:30 I III.. morning prnynr. IIIII-Inon
“2:001. holy communion 12 p. In.. i-iundny

7:110 p. in. evening prayer
and s‘ormon. by tcv. John H. Logic.
of Bi. latke'n, Iliihtlll nit-uni, New

York Ascension day. Thur-Inlay ~I~ltl :III
II. III.. morning prayer. mention and holy
communion il‘rldsi 11p Iu. evouluu
buyer and second lecture on Floris
Chiffon IIIIIWOI')‘ iiaturdiii IIIIII i p. III.
iiihle reading. Rev. F‘rmeu .1. may
Morin. it 1) mlnialor in charge.

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tit. i'IIul'II Parish. tiny. i.IIIIiII 1i.
Howell rector HI. Philip and iii.
1:111 and RI lIIIIIIIII. 7:'iil n m. .. holy

 

Keep Fit
Your brain, muscles and nerves

do end it on and hyaical
f oogdiriou.p3e g

 
 

prayer meeting 3

Allen C. E. 1
III.: preaching by (but

will bi'l

Ai‘uhI ’

meeting of tho ladies on \i' IIIiuI-stiay III I

 

:1 n.. holy common on; 12
In..' Sunday scItIol: 3 p. III, untl y
school at St. Andrew's mission. W h-
nipauk; 7:30 II. III.. evening prayer.
The guild will meet at the chapel
room next Wednesday afternoon at

2:110, with'u business session at 3:30
The birthday social will be hold on
next Tuesday evening. The annual
parish meeting will be held in the
basement of the church next ’i‘hurs-
tiny evening.

(truce Church. the Rev .1. iionion
Wernei, rectoiwitogutiou Sunday and
Feast of Saints Philip and James.
First calculation of the hoiv commun-
ion ai. 8 o‘clock: second celebration
of the holy communion and sermon. at.
10:30; Sunday school at noon; mission
Sunday school at lirosd River at ll:
administration of the sacrament of
baptism at 2:110: evening prayer and

 

sermon. at 7:30. The music for the
tiny: -
10:30 a. m.
Proces tonal—«“Sing, ye falthi‘,u| sing
with ladness!" .

Communion Ser~vlcc ~16 we in 1d tlut.
Office iiynln"~“’l‘lieres one way. and
only one.‘
.Offeltory AntlIeuI~' "The Lotti is mI
Shephord‘ ............... 11 Small
'tiommuniou HanII~~ “More. (I my l.tud
l 1 sec Thee face to face.“
liecossloniIIw-“On out an wiololng."
7130 p.m
i rooeuslonai »-"Sing,
with Izlatluokbf“
'MagniiicntwhiIIg Hall in ii) iltit
Nunc lllmlttlswking Hall in 1; flat.
'timcc iiymn ”haul, in ’l‘hy uauu- 'l‘iII
selvnnts plead
Anthem "Now III: day is over"
I ............................
lilot'osslquIl «Willi our
I ~——_..-
ST. PETERS EVANGELICAL LUTH-
ERAN CHURCH.
l’IIt tot s Einupzolloul
Church, Martin 1.. Sioup, pastorwlli-
.vlue services, I-ouduotod in tit-vmnn.
III-ill in- bold as usual. at 102110 II. III.
in the chapel in North Mziiu street, A
cordial tnvltutlou to attend is I'xit‘l’itl-
=I-d to all. particularly to IlliM-‘II‘ III-II—
irousing the Lutheran faith, Sunday
school at 11:110. an hour before divin
worship. '1‘oqurI‘ow the now pastor oi
Zion Lutheran congregation in Britta“
1mm. the liov. W2 11. Stoup, of Oil
l‘lty. l’:l.. will be installed by tho lilt'ill
pastor, who has bad rhurgo of tho «Ion
grogntion during Iht- vacancy. 'i‘hc
IIIIIIIIht-rs of St. l’olI-v's nro Ill\'IIt‘lI to
attend. Serle-os I'olumouto at Salt) p.
In. 'I‘Iil' church is .‘I‘llllilli'tl on tho i'tll“
nor of Grand and (,‘uthorino sirootn,

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1

yo l‘ulihl‘ul.

Mut'hu
wuv rI-iololny, "

‘ SI. Lutheran

CHRiSTlAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.

i-‘irsl (‘hrisiiau Ht'li‘nf‘f‘ Sm‘lt’i)’, of
NUI'WillkI-‘Rl'guifll‘ Sunday sorvioou at
tho voudink romp. Mufltmlt' bullIliuII.
at 11 a. in. Sublot-t, May isi, “liver-
lastlug Punishment " 'i‘ostimony moot-
lng. Wednesday. III ii 1). III. To both
serviceu the public II cordially and
fraiornally invited. Reading room
tIptIII Iii tho pulIllI- I'ili‘ll wIII-k dui ni-
Iornoou from 12:16 to 4:30,

 

SALVATION ARMY.
Salvation Army ISpoclul M‘l'\l(‘l‘ii
will be ”will Sunday at tho Salvation
Army lmll. [In Water Ml‘tlt‘l. liolinons
IIIII-otlun at ii a in children's :IIII'IIIIII.
1:1 p In h‘iil‘fllltlil mot-tum. R p iii.
\11 mo wvioomo

 

*THE SOUND SLEEP OF GOOD
HEALTH.
l The restorative poweI of sound

Isloop Ian not he owr estimated and
tuny ailment that prevontn it is II mou
Inc to lIoultb. .i. i. Southois End
|(‘ lulIo “ht. snys: -. lI‘oI II long time
:l limo lIoIII utililIlI- tII slot-p uouutlly
initihtu bomuno of pains III toss , my
{bath and sou-nous of my kiIlIIIIvs My
iiMlI‘IIIt‘ was \on ppm and my Ht'lit'l‘
a1 rendition wait quvh run down.
have bI-IIu tukiuII iI‘oloy'n Kidney i’ilin
but it short limo and now sloop as
sound as a rock. 1 out and I-uioy "13‘
“timid. and my gi'iil't‘iil condition Is
greatly improved. 1 can honestly l‘i'tt‘»

.... .

oniluontl lI‘IIiIIy‘II iiiduoy l’iliII as i
know they havi- rurod Inc." The
itrttigo I‘hnrmuuy. "

am... . __.... .. Wm...

FOUR COUPLES FRIED IV D!-
C!!! OF THE COURT.

Ono “Mimi and Three Husbands Ap~
put fer separation and Guns.”-
fuily Provo Councilor“.

Four divorces were granted by
Judge ii. J. (‘Iiriiu of the superior

III the six flint worn
board by him lwclnion in bold in two
other cases 11 was hourly 11 o'clock
when the hunt IIIIIII was completed.
Alexander K Morton or 30th Non
walk. a "Iill‘t‘llliili in a foundry. and II
property owner thorn. With granted a
dorroo from MIIhIIl 1.. Morton. of 211
Tulip nlrnot. on the ground of infidel;
Kr. (tuitiody of three children woe
given the plaintiii‘. ’l‘lm plaintiff told
the court thnt he married Mabel 1..
itrown on Mitr 14, mm. and the two
lived he plly until thII arrival of II
cousin II his Ivlte, who hogan to call
III the hearth. ‘f‘he plnlntm told his
wit:I that an not-cunt of tho low «tutu
actor of the visitor he moat hoop
“In; The man did keep away but
later he learn that he was visiting
the house dur his absence, The
livo than quarrtt on and his wife left

him 4

ARMV AND NAVY CLUH ANNUAL
The annual meeting: of the Army

and Navy Club. of Connecticut. will he

held III the art-wold. Eastern Point

on Friday evening. June 21 .i. w

Knowlion. of Hrldgepori is the score.

court youtorduy,

 

lury oi the club.

~ Charleen}. Jennings,

 

 

 
 

. W , :2 SW
Ohirtn 1. plane to blocs-i 'I",
Mutter It the Men's Chrilttlu'l

2 inquiry Club.

The Menu Christian inquiry Club
has kissed a new printed program for
thin. humor containing cabinets of tin-
tuduil interest. 2

hind Sunday, inunerintgndent Wil-
limit E. Ch ahcellhr gave a very ting
poper on the subi‘eci, "Have the Views
of the Minor Prophets Any Pertinency
to This Age?" The discussion which
tollowb'd was of great interest. and Dr.
Chuncellor's paper in said to be the
best and most interesting one presouh
ed this tear“

The subjects and leaders for the next
two months are as follows;

May 1-1u a World-War imminent?

 
 

 

May dwinternnt no.1 Aspects of the
Future of Japan. obn 1.1. Light.

May lbw'l‘lio Recovery of lituriy
Chriotlau Doctrine from the Theology ‘
of Saint Paul, John 11. lleiiillCt‘.

May 22- 3Fotolgn Mlsnihns in '1‘uI-
key. John W. llcli.

May 29—- Fits l’repondI-rant-II of the
Roman i'athoiic (lhuich in AIIIerlcuu
Life. John A. i-lchpard.

.lunc I.)"“I“III.UI‘I3 of Congregationailst
Polity, Charles S. Maciarlnntl.

June l2th‘l-loll'dtl: That much or
the so-cnilcd ”modern teachings" of the
Christian church is of doubtful advan-
tage. Géorge S. North.

1 June lhw'i‘hc Religious Education of
tllIlldrcu and Youth in Protestant
Churches, Frederick Sills.

June 20“ Suggestions for the Work
of the Men's Christian inquiry (‘1th
for 1010-1911, William H. StoIvo.

The club will meet in its own room
iii the South Norwnlk Congregational
Church evory Sunday ooII. until the
present quarter closes 1 III last of June.

Mmuliorship ls open to all men in-
IorI-stod in the discussion of important
questions

' III III
MOVED T0
gums: IIIIIIIII

That Action Taken on Agreement
of Counsel—Question oi the
Law, Not of Fact

That his, I-oIIlosi (Hill the two
great funds hrlIl by the Knights oi (To.
lutubun is to yo to llir utiiu‘oliu: court
on reservation Acting on the» suction»
tion of Judge Howard .1. (‘urtiw who
has been listoulutz to tho ovitiouto for
the past IIlll’i‘ days, counsel on both
sldcs lII-lti u conference and II-sIIIIIlal
afternoon reached an unreeIIII-ur

Evidence Finished. }

When counsel tlnlshod with tho (‘YI‘
donor this morning .lIIIlIzII ('Itrtis auto
nostotl that tho host thing to tio would
no to send ilII- I-aso right to the sup.
it’ll"? i‘illll‘l. l‘tlllliSI‘I liltik Illi‘ llllillt‘i'
uudI-r rousitltrutiou lilltl tho tiliii'l or
Ilorod II recess until two this afternoon.
When the emotion “its l't‘h‘lii'iii‘d it was
linlltllilit'i,‘tl that on iixl‘iii'lilt‘lil hutl
lit-cu I‘t‘lnt‘liotl putl pI'IIpuI'IItIIIIIII will lu-
lIIuIltI to not lhr ruse III tho hinltost
tribunal in tho sIutII for adjustment
in accotdnun- with tho lIIII

(ounaol will now quoc upon a iiud
luv; oi fIIII \‘llltll will ho :IppIoItIIl by

it. IIIII.
BE

 

TUBERCULOISIS DISPENSARY.

Rev H B. Carpenter to Tell of the
Needs 0’1 the institution.
."'l"hc Hill of tho 'i‘uluIvoulIIIun ills-I
peusary to ’i'ho Norwnlke" will be the
pastor‘s proludt- on (‘lli'll‘iii ovonix at
”to South Ntu'wnlk lviuptlst (‘lllil‘t‘ll III~
morn-Iv ovouing. 'i‘hls Illspouuttty. on.
iabliI-livtl for tho turnout of lIquIIIIliI
IIHS tiII Illilli‘l'lllIVt' lilt‘hflfllfl‘ in our
toIvIIspt-Iipio. The regular wrmou will
haw for its subject. "Listonlnu. in
QIIII-tuous and (‘IIIIi‘IIioIII'o" Spoclnl
music lly tho Iptnvtot in the morning
Ibo s‘l‘iiltlll III-Ill Iif‘ on. "'l‘ho llilt‘i't‘IiII-

of III}: Soul." .ll‘" mmnlmv" ”r ”l" .ludtzo t‘IIItIIe. '1lu_- IIIIIII can thou 1m
LO“ f‘ ”"mw' ("I'm“f ”I" ”ddwm“ ill- Ill't‘liiil‘t‘ll i‘III' .IInIIIIIIIIit at the lion ;
lilo H'lliitll .it i. tit‘ltit'li. :tIItl )‘i'iillii; “H" M u“, court m Now “mm. ll
“‘"H'N‘f “““,'"f_'~ I“ “I‘m?“ "I “ I“ It in not room in that limo it will no
Rollilblus. “I hull. ' 1 ' our to tho (lilillli‘i lot III in this «in
lo nuts on no 'i‘fllil or 1 III 111‘“.
I lilo:nmg ' insurance Expert.

l’I‘I‘liItlo i‘oIIIIIIIIuioII in II. \II 2 Th“ ””‘Illi‘Wltlli‘i‘ l‘l‘mt‘llii‘ll l" ill“

_____________ ”mun...” court \‘IIetIItIiIII uilt'rimnu and this
Anthem '\\t' union one dons moraine was In rwrrl lIIIIm‘mwc mvu

(iotugo F, ElIIIIIluI of Non \Ol'k’ tin
uItIuIl} Imlli' II:th tlilIlI Irate lion"
IIIt‘I II Flynn .. I~iuut ili‘litili‘ of tho
’l‘r IIIiI- -rs iueuiunt I- t'nuipuuy of Hart
foul and "mil 1' I‘.Itltlt'l. {IIIIIIII

. llIackIIIt
bout IIII III'
lilit‘llv

iiosponno -"lio1I l-‘tItlIoI
'l Sought tho Lot-Ii
. >lII\I limIli

Pmump. “In”... at Min-N “1““, intuition! of the Actuary sot-lot) of
Evening Atuorlt‘u, worn tliv princlplo \vlinoIIuI-u
l’l‘t'ltitlt9m Tlit- Ili‘HI tIvII tI-stltlotl it‘II ilio pliilnilfl.

“V lil‘ollllii: Sm”: _ , .Ai‘luslttuiu iIII- luttI-r {III IlItI IIIIIIIIIso.

stand to Ilhlll‘ rIIutIIIliIII: t-IIIIIIIII lot
lt'rs MI iquloI is tho III lliili_\ IIlIo
lll‘i‘llflllil llll Iiilili'h’ 1'01 ”11‘ Rhinitis
whoa Ibo change was mud-2 in 11102.

of i‘I-uco” ilaIIInIII
Mrs .1 “mil-I 11 t‘ IIIIIIIII
i'uuncootnpuIIiotl Quaitct Soflit now
the light of tiny" . Noviu
1'ostlutle in t‘ ............... lIIIIIIIIII

_. ... .. .——.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemc 1-»1‘ N, tialilnrd. .\‘Iw
York, \\' .l t‘IIIIIIluxlIIIIu. IIBI‘IIIIHII
.inI es '1‘ Topic. New llaIIIII: Iit‘\ i“
lay Mtuuu. it 11.. 11. hold. New
York, \\‘ ll l"tii‘fI. \\'IIIIItlIIIII'\‘_ th-I
man 'i‘ (’Itlc, lirulcoporl: 11 John
hon, llowlon. l, 11. ilurlbutt, \‘lllon;
\\'. McMillan. Now York; ll. \\'
lilut'kaa. :4 iirroIIIIIIIlII, lirltiuopurt; t‘
i‘. litigrru, lluyport; W. ll. Young.
t‘onihridgu. Motor. 1. A. i.IlilII, llurtv
ranl; 11 .l Snell. llrldgoptII-l. 'i‘. ll
llristoli. Non iiritntn: 1'2. ilooso, t‘. It
Verity New York
POLICE COMMISSIONER RESIGNS.
S\.\' FIi\.\'('IS(‘0.AlI1Il.’Ill ”out
I‘. lI‘luIIuIIrI. pIosiIiI-Iit of tho 81111 Fl‘iill
I‘Iflt‘il I‘Ollt’t‘ t‘omtnlsulon, who )'I‘Klt'i
day was lutitrtod for uruutl I11l'i‘i'1i)’ in
connection IIltiI II ‘rocont raid on it
poolrtuuu in SIIIIIInlito, I'I-slguod lIlu of
fli't- today 111:4 resignation was urI-IIp.
“'1‘ by Mayor Mot‘urthy. lv‘luuuory do-
IIiIII'I-Il ho is tho victim of II conspiracy

REGULAR SERVICES RESUMED.

Sunday Evening institute Discontinued
and Dr, Maciariand to French.

'i‘omorrow III‘IIIIIIIII, IIt tho South .\'IIIu
walk Congregational obuI'I-h, IIII- rog-
uiur III'IIII‘IIII atII‘vIro of worship and
preaching Ivill lIo I'IIIIIIIIII-Ii. and in.
Muofurland will occupy the pulpit

At Ibo morning sort too of tho church
II ooIIIIiIlt-ruliio number or now moor
hers will be I'oroivotl, and tho sorvico
of ordination of tloacons will also take
place.

'I‘lItI Monk. t‘lu‘lstlnu inquiry Hill).
which will moot in its i'tltllll at noon.
will take up Ibo iIIlIII'IIstIuI: suiilooi
of. "is It \“III-ltlIll‘uI llllltlllit'iil" 'i‘iIII
lIIIIIlI-r will he t‘lufiloi. 1:1 Jouulucs

Following IIII- SIIIIIIIII leIIIIIIIII: lu-
Iaiiiuio t-oureo. tlIII regular IIII-iIiIII: ~qu
vlt-II will no lioltl III ”1" church until
tho Ruiililli‘l‘ moutha hogiuu‘uui of 7:30
o'clock t‘iil'll Sunday owning.

 

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At Soda Fountains or Elsewhere
( Look for “HORLICK’S” on the bottle.

,1 and Genuine

 
 

'rtu robe-onus for/Ail fin.
Rkhaflhmltcdvlhfiipowdcr Icon. Moon healthful than Its: or coflee.

 

Fellini Mm children. A9 eel w'ih the w lest II
Pinon “333;: it on' you title/road aim
luviaoutll minim Ir ”Add . ’_ diféKlunch prupmdwh s Initiate.
OM U0. m ' O
.. -»~1' In substitute. tot-Pi . biog.

 

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lI. t‘nutilouo Xuptinlo .. . llultsit... WII‘I'II ”lt' I'tnii‘l ohm-d \ilb‘li‘l‘iili" ‘ I”. “i grout wealth, Mien Murray in
Aiillii‘lli‘w"'rlit‘ Lord is lovittit IIIIIII t“ M" “(km “3‘“ ”n. ”W MW" ”0 I '“li‘ Will‘s “‘0“ “1111111139“ 10 Iliil‘i‘ “Hi
on than t1nr vo 11 “N” ““"k I" ,‘xth “WI" "It“ "‘3‘“ “it“ iforod a number III roII-rsos. Sho was
lionpouuo "trod “f ’Im", and 1mm“ . thou Iilli‘fit’ll his IInlII title morning so : not “I (“ppmknd lilil lost y...” “ppm“...
,, _ "mm“ that tho Itliill bud to wait for on hour. ; "f her t‘ulllmr houlth
(mm-p.133 soprano WI“ m“... ”an”. IiI‘ :IiIiII ti on tho ll' 'iII mp] took tin.- _....__

‘i want '11 cook," the lady said,

(Perhaps she had been newly

well

And had a husband to be led)
She got a Stamiotd Range in-

stead.

iron same liY .

Horace R. Nash. cor. North Main and West Sis.

m

Initial: no
hint lliill

Once Possessed Great Wealth;
Died Comparativsly Poor

 

That Miss Agnes Murray, IIII or:
IIIIIIiriI-IIIIdreputedly very wealthy
Hitlltfilt‘r who for many yours spent her
summers in Groonflold Hill. had died
in New York,‘ last Mo'nduy. became
known in Vail-field, yesterday, when
the romaine of the aged \voIIIIIII. no
ctuupnuioti by two uophowo were
brought here and micro to (‘ll‘l't'llneld

Hill for iI‘ttcrqunt.
Miss Murray's do on lotion-ml n
lcutttby lllnoss duo III th- liiflrtultics

or advanced yearn. but III-r domino was
hastened by dropsy. Her New York
home was at Illi‘ llutol liut'klughuin.
'I‘lio Iloconsotl \IIIII PIOSI'I)‘ l‘t‘liili‘ii to
llli‘ ilrtuteou family. For many years
«he had boon iii‘t‘litllt-lliil‘il to spend
numtuore in It house adjoining the ini-
posint: lirousou noun-stood now ocou
pioti by Illi‘ family of the into J. Kelly
Robinson.
. It was said of her, lIIIwI-vor. that one

 

of hot IIIW'rIIIIIIiIiIioII was to make ho: Hound-Inm-

Ituuuo in u IliilIM‘ tiutli it bocumo so
i tiIIIo worn that it on» no lIquI-I habit
:Iiilo without l‘ii‘IHIIN, thou to II-IIIoIc
in uuolltm for le delimit-Ii ilItI pros
Itiiiii' III painters .Iud doctuntors about
llior home. Miss Mutrny out-o III out It
‘lnIuo .IIImuIII of tool eututo in tho
Murray ilill Ilistrivt, coming of the
I family from which tho hill tlivortod its
iiiiillt'. 'i‘Ivo IIIIphI-ws, Winthrop Mur-
iii) and his bIIItlIoI accompsnlotl tho
‘ Iomntns to 12 MI tit-id
l l-‘Ioni tlIt station Ibo hlor was to
moved to (irocniiold lllll lloro Ilit‘
. Bronson Inuit was opt-nod {III the first
time in wow than half a century and
“hit simpli- committal III-I'I'lt'os at
Which iiov. Mt’. l‘llinstend othcluiod. the
j months were lodgvtl in their final rest‘
lug place. Although onot- reputed to

l WATCH Fort THE comer
Tho lied iltaxou of tho IekI Watch
the children tor sprint: coughs and
'i‘OltIfi. Careful mothers keep Foley's
.Honov and Tar Ill tlto house. It is
lIIIt‘ host and animal provoniion and
lIIIIrI- for III-Imp whore llit‘ not-d Is urt
intuit IIuIl Ii‘llit’tllall‘ roliof is 1| \‘ltul uov
I‘tssitI Contains no oplntos or lIarut~
1“" ill‘llRR. ilofmu- substitutes. Tho
'ilrldizt- l‘hnruiury "

Pknrv tel WINNIPAUK.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Walsh Entertain
Many Friends.

.‘lr..nnti Mrs. l’nirlt'k Walsh outer-

inlnod a iIuInlIor of their friends, Thur»
Iiuy ovoulutz. III Iholr \‘l'lnnlpuuk homo.
The evening was spent in II social good
'lllllt' and tho guoeis snug and ouioyod
tlioiusolIos I11 IItllot “out until It \oiy
iiuio lIIuII. 'l‘lItIo IIIIII an IIIIIhI-stia
illlt'h‘i'lil, which pluyoti till tho IIIIIII-
lut: 'l‘lIo orclII-utrn consisted of tho
following Violin. .lnt-IIII Kochlor;
piutIII. .iIIliIoa ilakor; lInIIjo. .lnuios
Ktii‘lilf‘l. A iIouIIIoous tIIIilIIIiou “1H
IIIIII'IIII copulation of nuts. fruits. sal-
tIIiII, cotton and cigars.

The following Wore tho invited
KIIIIIIIII: Mr. and Mrs, James t‘atilti.
.‘ir. and Mrs. i‘hillp Kocitor. Mr. and
Mrs. .lIIIIItIII Murphy and Mrs. Lost:
Mliim‘u banish and Aiuui Kochor. Au-
nio and (iortio Lost. Marnie Wood.
Mannie. Annie and Sarah Murphy. 1.11-
Ilo Wimlesworth. llltu limil. 'l‘lwrrsn
and .lt-nnio i‘uhili, tlortvudo lloltonr.
Audio and Kallo ‘l'IIlIIlI. Mosul-s. .lniuos
t‘ahill.‘ .Ir.. Both lioliooi‘. .lohopli Lotti.
lieury Conroy. John Nodilao. John Mc-
iziIIiiy. Patrick (lsviu. 'i‘hommt Ilydo.
itiIIIIouo Mctiownu itIlII John 1’. Moore.

mm’vwwamo .

 

1

SOUTH NORWALK BOY HONORED.
Charles R. Baker. of the Middletown
Sun. Dir-Inter in Lighting
Company.

.. Ittunnlishs't‘lliit. April 110pr II
lnnoiltin of the Mock holders of tho
Uniohostor ldloririv cIuIIpauv hold horn
Thursday the control of tho ciunpuuy
IIIIIIIIIIII to tho ’1‘. M. ltIuIIIIIli titanium-r»
in: and Bubbly rtiuiiluni. of Millilli'
town The plant of the company will
hereafter ho oporutudtby the '1‘ M.
Ranch (in. and iiiRllRRtld from their

‘Ill.

1‘01“! I “RAPHBIIB

it was stated last nlIIht in railroad
circles that the answer made to the
railroad telegraphers yesterday after-
noon 1) General Manager Higgins
with regard to their demand for an in
crease of 11 per cent in wages had
been turned down. and that the road
refused to advance above the 8 per
cent .whleh it had already offered. This
inioIIIIation, according to report was
1900in by (hand ()ilittIII PieIson yes-
tordny ofternoon Iii 4 o'clock.

telt-nvttphers would direot a poll of the
road to order a strike ballot to bring
the road to terms if possible.

VlIre-PI-esldoIIt Pierson, however. do
med this late last night. iie “mind not
admit that. a strike ballot was being
IakI-II or had even been started. All
he would say was that the men had
received an antiwar from the road. and
tlutt it. would be further considered by
the executive committee in this
today, 0

it it stilke ballot is carried out the
result will be finally submitted to the
road, uItd tho rosult will come out, it
is believed. wry much as tiltl the limit
voto on tho balloting of the road by the
Irainuiou and conductors.

 

lar as Foley's Honey and 'l‘ar.

and bronchitis.
Iuacy.

'i‘ho

CONNECTICUT PATENTS.

Tho following were issued April 26th
1010: List furnished from ofllco of A.
Wooster. solicitor of patents.
1irltigopovt., Connecticut.

Harvey I‘Ilililiell. Bridgeport, chain-
guidt- for pullsockcts. Jos. Merritt.
Hartford. connecting link making
same, .1. (1. Peterson. Hartford, Eloc~
tI'lI:«IIII'itI'lI rocoptucie. P. 1.. 1.. Yar-
gensou. iiartt‘ortl. Irousorlianger. R.
l“. Auuoubrnuu. Stamford. lot-k.
(‘hurlos 11. illshop. Stamford, dom-
I‘losor :IIIIi chock. Hugh 1.. Cooper. of
Stamford, Ilnm anti apparatus for con
sII-III-lingtht-sumo. Elias H. Jones,
Stamford. lock. .ine. W. Chapman.
Meriden. \‘illi’r‘t'l porcolutoripot. .las.
W. t‘linpnmu lllltl 1C. A.
Morldon. alsohol-lamp. Allen 5.
Ion, Now livitniu. radiator foot rail.
Brunei 1.. Trick. Now lirltalu. look,
‘ilI-ury (1. \‘oichi, New iiritain. :3
tools; lot‘lt. latch and
int; apparatus.

lion-

liili‘ll‘t‘illiiitlcir
Louis 1-). Fltzsimons.
, foot-rust, .los. 11. Chalice.
“'llllmhnlit',
Rilfi‘PIlf-lllil‘ Imillt‘l‘.

 

want to be ready for the
I beat. order your Gas
Range today.

$14.75 up

DESIRED

Power Co.

 

i
it was iIIImedlutciy l"t‘|l01led that the

city

Thor.» is no cough medicine so popu-
lt nev-
or falls to cure coughs, colds, croup

Britlme Phar-
0O

(‘IItioI‘IIIaIIu,
pa-

spool Geo. Gray. Mianus.

tun ”eroticism

RANGES

'will be in great demand. so if you

ON EASY PAYMENTS IF

Housatonic

 

3 ll Recipe Cures
. ,‘il’eak Kidneys. Free

an... Inn... ~ and «In...
Troubleis.‘liaiiiii‘olle,“8train-
his, Swelling, Etc.

I‘IIIII.

Stops Pii'iii in the liladder,
Kidneys and Back.

Wouldn‘t it be nice within a week
or no to begin to say goodbye forever
to the scolding. dIibbilng. shaming, or
'too frequent passage of mine; the
forehead and tho bflCk~OI-l.he-Iifiwl
aches; the stitches and pains in the
back; the growing muscle weakness:
spots before the eyes; yellow skin;
sluggish bowels; swutien eyelids or

 

 

 

ankles; leg cramps: unnatural short
brcuth; niecplessness and the dos.
pondency?

1' have It recipe for these trnulilcu
that you can depend on, and if you
want to make It quick recovery, you
lought to write and got a copy of it.
iMany a doctor would chmgo you $11. .311
just fol writing thls pr'estription ha.
i huvt- it and will be glad to send it
to you entirely free. Just drop me a
lino like this: ilr. A. E. Robinson. K080
lIut-k Building, Detroit. Mich., and i
will send it by return mail in a plain
envelope. As you will see when you
got. it. this recipe contains only pure,
harmless remedies, but it has great
houllng and pain-conquering power.

it will quickly show its power once
,you use it, so I think you had better
see what it is without delay. 1 will
send you a copy free—you can use it
and euro yourself at home.

 

MGR. PlFFERi DEAD.

ROME. April 29.—-A typical figure
of the Vatican passed today with the
death of Mgr. Guglielmo I’lfferi. who
had boen'iho sacrlsta or parish priest
of the apostolic police since the time
of Pius IX. The aged ecolesiastit: died
in tho arms of the pope, who had gone
to the bedside this morning upon
learning that the end was near. The
Iuonslgnor had served for fifty years
under three popes.

.43....f—
MONEY FOR ROME'S ANNIVER~
SARY.

ROME, April 29.—vGrent satisfaction
is iolt here over the action of Con-
grcss i IImaklng appropriation for the
participation of the United States in
tho Turin and Rome Exhibitions of 19-
11. when the fiftieth anniversary at
the proclanmtion of Rome as the cam-
ttIl of a new and united state will be
celebrated.

—r

High Grade Ball Bearing

LAWN
MOWERS

Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers

Wire Netting
“And All Seasonable Goods

CHAR llllW

‘1": WASHINGTON eraser

- wI—n” *o—Mw 7.

CityNatlonal Bank

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

 

Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only

011 um after Tuesday, January 7.
i908, Freight Propellers will in"
Pier 28. East River, New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day. tempt
Sunday). at 11 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to t p. In. and South
Norwallt up to 6:30 p. m.

Arming J. Smith,
Lance.

C. C. Hammad.
General Agent.

 

 

.7» NW... -,... . .

 

omcc in Midtlloiown 'l‘hII chanIIo is

some llitit‘u

'1.M.11IIIIIIeli 'i‘itomiis Chuntier W
t. Whitney Charles R. Bullet" until
tiIIsiIIf ii Carlson III-III elected direc-
tors of the company. the latter four no.3
1ng Middletown men. The capital
stock of the concern was reduced froml
025.000 to cation. The following ofil
core were elected

President 'l‘. M. Russell: ttousurer,
and general Induction W. 1.. Whitneyzi
secretary Charles 11 Better. 2 t

The ‘1‘. M linseed on. took and com-
pleted the contract for installing the
plant which INN! now been In ant-cow

 

ful operation for some time.

one which has been in process for'

‘99.“.

We blind out Orin Leos.
Fenwrclt 9 pilcal Co.

Umflu "tint pontoon-Id

or w Iuiuh'au “our.
noun-u [618011. 111.. had no to

11 out. Monday und'qutiirtiu. ff to

 

Norwslk Steamboat (Io. ‘

 

w

TRANSACTS A GENERAL IANKING

BUSINESS
Capital . Surplus and From.
“00,000.00 .1 17,000.00

 

m. Deposit low. 3! anti 05 on your.

EDWINJ-I. MATHEWOON; Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, m Vice-Pr».
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vlco-

Pru.
WILFRED IODWELL,

W

DIRECTOR.
I. H. Mathewson Henry onmur

Cunt»

John H. Knapp Ismael Grumman
Joel-h R. Marvin J.WI11II:I Marvin
I‘m! H. Rowan ..
“NM“... £2”... ‘ ..
HAS NO TSRRORS FOR ”a
HOUSEKEEPER WHO U853 A
The Regina Hand Cleaner
i‘nr sale at $25.00, for rent at $1.00 per

IIIIIIS III III
Vacuum Cleaner

The Peerless Electric Cleaner

for sale at $65.00. tor rent at 03.00 per
day, are the best cleaners on the mar-
hot and we will demonstrate the fact
if you will call at our store.

mun-551d“

I. J. Illllilliii Sllll ill.

. Imus wIIt‘iIIuorou arbour.
tam NORWALRu

 

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