Churches
first Hethodist'flpisoopnl Church. have charge. Singing by the choir.
"311111111 Norwam, William G. Giifln, All are. welcome.
11111111131111.4031 a. 111., holy com
anoint: and recept'um oi members; 12 South Norwallt Baptist Church J..
noon, Bible school; 6: 45 p. In. young Harrison Thompson, pastor.:—10 30 a.
people's devotional hour, leader, Mis. n1.. morning worship, sermon topic:
William G Giflin; 7:30 p m, songserv- “The Place of Jesus in Our Litez'
ice: semen ‘Double Sighted: " TueS- 12 111., Bible school session. The
(111117, 24.?I p.111. class meeting; We-d Young 1‘Peopde~1 Society has
11esday, .‘i 11. in, monthly meeting of tinned 115 meeting [01
the Ladies Aid Society: Thursday. !" 7: 30 p.111. evening worship, opening
li‘ridoy. 8'11. 111.. league rally with ad The pastor wil speak on ' Jesus the
”1:45 p. In, prayer and Praise service; :with 11 song service led by the (home
1dress by Mr. B. F. Kidder, of Bridge. Saviour or the World;" Tuesday, 7:45
?
.' port: Sunday. June 111111. dmdreit'slp. 111., meeting 111' the 511211-111 t'ii-cie
. .my. lot King‘s Daughters; Wednesday.
' —'——*“ 18:00 p. m, choir rehearsal 211 the
. Nag-walk Methodist Epistopal parsonage; Thursday. 7:45 p. 111., an
1 Chuck. Rev. Albert 1'3. Bvae llaSIOII lnual meeting of the church. l’lilllt-i
——Sunday Services: 9130. class 01'1" .‘aie being lllitdt t'01 1111 Sunday school
ins; 10:30. Holy Communion. short‘ picnic to be 11.1.1 June 231d .11 111111111
“times by the pastor: 12: 00 Sunday 1101,“
school. a cordial invitation is extend- l
01! to the men to attend the blur i~ As-
acmbly which meets at this hour:
trace Baptist Church. ltet'. Edward
, 8 a. 111.,
Quartet—“in Heavenly Lovt Abiding“
muiiion; 10 11.1u,Cl1u1clischool:11. .
3‘ 5"'°‘-"" """""" W. E “10““ it. 111.. Holy Communion and sernionfibum up our muscles until sixty gs" and when Johnnie is away she finds
j, Quartet—-“Coiue W 0‘1” Hearts” """"" :l p.111,, baptism: 7: 30 p. 111, monthly cent ”r then “33gb; ‘f‘I gumh“ 1: out whv. and out of the store which
1'" ...................... J. C. Macy: choral evensong. musical 99“.“..9 (an do the same witi min t 1 y she has tt.untl 11 com irativcl s l
.Postlude——Festal March ........ 13 rooksj Monday, 8 D robustness meeting of forty pt'r c.1111t of our livers and di- 04 y impe
“wt. - 1,“, mens club. 111,95“), 7. 4.; .i-l 1n. nestive organs and twenty per c.1111! to Ht"tlllllllliilt’ she tits Johnnie out
mat Avenue Methodist Episcopal business “1991ng of ”1’9 ‘1‘ 0mm”, of 11111 lungs Our l11'1111ts 11111 101111 with 1111111 11111111141111 9,1,11,9“199 back
Church Harold 15- Wilson pastor» Guild, 8 p. 111.. meeting.1 oi the resin
9- 3”: fellowship meeting, I“, ”“3111 the office of l) W. Raymond; ii 11.
wreck by the pastor; 10: 30 Sacrament 111.
”f Holy Communion, ““11 bl 1ci "‘l' 1 men 14 club to those who assisted them
“"3” by “‘9 ”35"” 1" ”0°”: bu“ in the recent entertainment given by
day school and Bible classcSi 3 ll 1“. the club': Thursduy't'. :45 p 111. bust
Junior league, 6" .310 1'39““er League; 1105's iind tieyotlonal meeting of the
devotional meeting. subject: Whammy” 111.-1.1111111; l'ridu'y. 7:45 p 111..
Are my Bible Study Habits?” leedmu, (1.01, 11.1l111amttl
Miss Harriett \\'1irtn;'1':30.evenini1
worship, song oer-vice and sermon.‘
' “., theme: “Is America Really in “anti".l‘111(1t1~~i011.1l“Anticnt of lhty” _____
or?" Tuesday night, Sunday school ............................ mm.)
board meeting: Wednesday “f1" -rnoon, ( 11111n1union 111 rvioo 1 01111-1 in "t‘ "
- 2'1?
Morning. it a. m.
Ladies' Aid 600""! Thursdm 7" "- 8111111111 Hymn ”lloh ”oh “011. "
mid weak “er "‘3‘" ............................. ll) lit.
l uni-Sermon Hymn "0111' l-‘athur' :-
Knight Street A. M. E. (‘.hurt'h, llev.‘
_ (‘rmi to Tliet A111111'l1-a
l. A. McCoy, pastor 3111111111,; set-1-
Ofit‘l'lill'y-' \‘Conti'ttlto Solo "Lord of
ice 11:00; Sundat school, 12:' '.11 A. T. 11.1 ”1,." ________ ....lietitit~'i._1
:Archci. Sulwtlntendcnt 7 l‘ “‘1 li1»1-1~ssional--"lloh, iinh ilolt l".11itl'
Young Feoplc's hunting; is p. 111, sor-
. . . ........ Hopkins
Vice will be conducted by Deacon J.
Evening at 7:30.
LII. the “y'all 'l'lihlo t'lztss llml its (losing \t'spei llVlnn "The [lay in Paul 11ml
melm‘ last \‘1 ("Pk “UFIL l0! llli‘ Ill!) hung" . . . . . Sphunuuu‘
Morning. llctit'htilonul -"’l‘t1 ’l 11cc Our God \\ 11
.Pieludt ~'-‘ dm' :1 lionth' Groin Fly" ........................ Ihtvis
|A:111l11111«11tl11-11s \‘Wl cm 11" L. limit:
Prelude -~"Awak1~ni111;” ----- Ellglfi'mt'“ Juno “.iiti holy counuunion 11nd sexinon
. 5010“ ht‘lfit‘lttl. on tho " 'Mossugt‘ (if lllt' lluv.‘ ill 10 u”
1 POS‘lUdG‘ Antimtmo ”l (w Juli-“‘0 ii 111.; Sundttv school at 12 111.: mett-
T110 Rod ”Orr AUVillfll'l' 0‘ ”I“ llllt: oi' the confirmation class at 6: ‘10
church will meet on W etinesduy :tt 1. 111. 11 “1‘11 11.1 1101.11 that the con-
130"” “gmfllfi 1310“” 01‘1”“ 0" iirnuttion appoinlnicnt has been
Thursday at 1:411. ‘.hangpd 11.1111 4 11 hi to 6' 30 p.111
“11 thitmc is exported to 1esult in
it large allt’lltlilllt'." TheI rtctm' hips
' to remind our 106 tommunirnnts that
3 ”Olin-fl" SWVW“ E" 10130. Willi lil‘t‘lll‘ll' T1 i111't1 Sunday i one of the special
paint! linthe pastor subject 'HH” days of obligation it is hoped tint
she-Rel Democracy. " There will b11110 81.111, cmnmnni out will make 1111.
weaver nervice but instead then1 will (-aincst em,” to 11.11.11“. 11... 11011 comm
be e. stereoptican service in the 01' en- munion 011 that tlat'.E1'e11ing prayer
fog on “Japan the Land of the Lotus ttnti sermon 111 7: 30 p.111. ;
Flowert" Sunday school ttt noon;
‘Christinn Endeavor til 6' 30 the pastor
will lead: Monday the Doorkcepers
flhcle will meet with Mrs. G
First Congregational 'Churt'.h liev .
l‘. Mc(1re.1:m',l‘h l) pastor.
F.
Grace Church. Rev. J. Benton Wer-
eorge nor. r'ectm. —~Trinity Sunday, the first
celebration of the Holy Communion at
31111 13111111111111, IlIlioIrguu avenue: Thuriv 3 o‘;ciock mission Sunday school of
y, mi wce sc1'v,ic11 John XXl:’ S. Faith 1119:00;thc second celebrat-
. Sunday. June 10111 11 ill be celebrated tion of the Holy Communion and 591.
~33 (éhild’I’Iells 1211331“ the morning man at 10: 30; parish Sunday school
tier-v no t ere will be a children' S pro at noon: evening prayer and address:
8mm There will alsobe opportunity at :30; after 'nrinity Sunday. the
2301‘ “)9 baptism 0f children in this evening service will be discontinued
WWICB' 111 the evening there Wm be until the fall. in connection with to-
‘l stereoptican 190009 0!) ”‘9' SOUlll' marrow night's sermon. a numbei of
”‘.‘“d'" tnlrls will be. received into the Girls'
- Hush: at the Sinai Church, N01 11 alk IFlniGmlly Society
1 citing. .—
MWViolinceilo "Solo, “S0113 to The morning Star Christian Associa
the Evening Star from “Tann- tion will hold service at No.13 R11-
{antlerII --------------- R- Wagner mon'd street from 5 to 6. 30 p. 111. Sun-
rtIBiI— 0 39611.5. Thou Art Stand- day afternoon. All are 11'.elcomc W.
411g ...II. ..... I. ....... Oley Speaks II Hargivc. and Mr. Joseph White will
memory~ Largo Violincello Sol! lead the meeting.
................... G. F. Handel *-
Quintana SoIlo—Ij‘The Salutation of! First Church of Christ Scientist 57
« . the Dawn, with Violoncello obli- West 11111311113 —-'I‘hc regular Sunday
gnto ................. F. Stevenson service of this church is held at 11
....... , n].
"u'E'vcn‘ ..... lM: ..... tFJ: fodmben "Ancient and Modern Neeromancy,
ing Servioe a ialias MestncrisIm and H' notinm,
Quietly-Sonata 011.22 Andante nnn Denounced." JD
molt espressione. .L. van Beethoven \Vednesday evening testimony meet-
Quactkt~ ‘Art Thou Weary” lug at 8 o’clock. To both those ser.
......... A 1.11.11.11.11 vices the public is invited. A read-
‘ "‘. J") “##ees: l""‘letto lnI" 11.11111; 13 .".'21:1t-'\1
. ......
- .91.
With Alice Joyce. Harry Morey, Peggy Hyland and
Star Vitograph Cast.
SPEGIAL ORCHESTRA
Show Daly at 2'15, 7 and 9 O’Glock
Admission 10 and 15 Cents at All Performances
discon-‘I
the summer "
a reception will be given bv the
Muslin] program at Trinity (‘lllll'C‘lLl
1), Taylor .thSlSll‘d by visitors from 11”,“..9919ndi 1", rm 0; li111s".....
Mic Light House Mission. You 11111 ........................... ‘I1,.fl~l.9\.
(Uitllittl) invttt-tl to attend lllt'ht' ""l"‘.f1‘l'1'k'lul 11,111,", t‘hunttui. '
I309“ ‘.‘.iugnitio'ut 11nd Nuttt' l’ilillltinulitlgt'ls,
-- ____.. . ..)..
South Norwitlk Cttnai'eemionttl 1,215,191“, 1111.1“ 50“,;
Church, John Staph-ton, niininter. I‘M...” A11l111111~"l A111 Alpltu “m1
Sunday morning service 111 10:30. soc. ()111111411‘ . ..... Steiner
men by the pastor, topic: "l-‘iit'litl 11311.11'1) God (i l.11\'1.I 0 Kim: of
. shim" evoniua servici- lit ’.‘:Z‘iu, 11,9991 ______ __________ fink”-
7" .stcl'coptican lot'turt' “The'Movi-iiients 0,199,099 “1111- (“Id of Abraham
~ of P00l’l“"" Sunday Who‘ll "l 13- 0” 1111.11.11" llut-lt by the quurtctte.
801“ 13“?) 5' 'hubcitl Christ Church, Gregory Boulevard,’
Poutl11d1<—~ l\0llll6't‘ll Song” Schumun lias'. No1nutlt.lltv. ’i‘nlift'iio 1. (-99.
EV°"'"(‘- key. 1). l).,1':'.11ttoh Trinity Sunday.
11011 look at it. and children at the ten-
der school age, are usually the pick
'«‘.'1t_,thg some of the peacocks.
"ion in the community discovered that
‘.'m there was a great deal of staying
1 away from school sessions, and she,
MONDAY, JUNE 4, AND REGISTRATION DAY,JUNE‘ipra01tcalm1nded and interested as
him was,.decided that the thing to do
. South Nomalk ...'.1 Bridgeport
We Never m Met Stores to tinder;
«Ills. 1 PM oi the IngIlcsw-c wet"
For This Evening.
5 U I T S
Black ix White UheckSuits at
Serge £1 Gabardine Suits
C O A T S
$10.00 Coats
$8. 00 (3621015495
Wash Skirts $1.00 to $7.95
l Charge Accounts Opened l
1
$5.00
3195
1
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l
$5.95
6 30 h E l 1 8‘1 _ “0 Sunnis. Morning text: "Subuiissiou," W..- ._ .4“. - _.- .,_- m- ...- .- .___.__
'-. : t e pworti iea . e: 12.. even - i1 ., . ..,. . , .~ ,,,..
. 1 hi i rtrmtm. (1.1m tl iishtis, , . - _ . . , . . - . .. ..
’ing service, the pastor \vill prettr'li: mining 5999“,“ 11: .0093 m.‘ 3“"de lisli paper answers. ISt'iento 11111.1 us n‘m-nt-o 11.113 .11... entirely to \‘ltlliesI
Tuesday evening. the class meeting- 111 W10“, 11.: .11 ll. 111.111'1ani1111 M... 99 that It ltr' can 1:111 drmkntaI Wales .111 119mg 1.1me rubbers, or Sully huv‘
.. .....'n ~1.-- " ‘1' _'" '51: _
7‘45' Thursday (numb, the "“"H' 131‘0 p. 111. illu_\"'tl merlllls'. '“lUI'S' "‘.‘“n‘” .mafl ”“313 I101 ‘grnf ”5: mg no coat to protect her twin thr‘
service at 7343' 111111. 5 11. 111.; choir rehearsal. t-‘i'idui: Without 100d . I“ ‘ e en 0, ‘3‘ “-111.91. snow or rain
Morning. 8 i, n1 ' time the machinery of the body I'll]; I I - I
Prelude—Allegietto graziot-io. flours ' ' _ not 111» spotted and can be brought; Provnde Children Clothing.
Qunrbei—“Rock of Ages“..\\‘111. lie-11d 'l‘riuitv Mm], (‘hrtt'ii R111 i1'1'111l- back to its 1‘111'111111' strength by care-i ,1... ,1 ”N.“ ”191-919. .me in ”1,. tin
Soprano Solo—~Selected. prick A: Coleman. rector. ictlvvurd J. fl” IiIt'ctIiing. t ion mm “tight provoment usmcintion it dcpartmentl
' ' - ~ . . . 11' o ' t ' " . . .
Postlude 111 FEHH """" 1 ..r1111111 81111.. 011411111111 and choir lltl"'.t"(l()i w , “Ah?“ a:dq‘illurlnxlnostlyl ““93““ than Wind! is 111111pr called 111. 1t'lit tie
" V°"'"9'(‘11l11111i':"fo1 tin-«veck beginning June ‘ ‘ ' . “
. . 1‘- -. . . .- .. artnie . .
PFCIME—Melodfi' l1! A F'lnt..(1uilmant .i 'l‘llilllv Sunday: HOlV Ctlm- . I” abelhl‘d ah food dulmg 1h.» “nod D lll rlllS S'tllit" ( .‘tlltlllltI \\ Ulll'dll
of sinivatlon We can absorb and READS an 111 on the s'thool kiddies
11111‘1wr 1111111 and "1“ ”mm“ 1"“! to than 11.1"
s without the cold that
l
” {These comfortable and
Chairs are of hard maple
seats. They are the most
chairs for verandas that
and summer cottages.
311111111
Burdett Chairs and Rockers
for Porches and Low. 111W?
.want, and they are good looking
'enough for indoor use in bungalows
7...;- ‘
et' Furnishings
Willow and Cretonne
Clever craftsmen have designed and
made the attactive Willow Chairs and
ifiaflrfitfl . Rockers with gay cretonne backs and
Silt‘iacto cushions. .
011: could Many different models are shown
with backs high or low, with or with-
out arms or wings. . 1
Chain. tongues on which one 1113 y
indium ”519m“ tau 1"“ “W per he would otherwise suffer. ilut you 50“.!!! Rfiefl, v???“ $1.35. T€Sl lllXUI‘IOUSly and Hal) anlllC :55;
It will be .11 1111 that tiit' more \itttlI "M‘- “When does till the moot-1 for ' R diet. l1.“'ll b k $200 Gl‘c‘ill variety in C010). BffCClS . v"
.. 53m 0 1 '5 3C 51 ' ' Fourth floor
01': 1111s— —l11'ain and l1ea1't--~yield least all this come from? i asked that l lb k $2 50 I 75. . 1"
ot‘tl111ir valuable flllbfilllllft' for the same question ”15.59” it is natural Am W 53 RC St ' ' ”‘” 0’? it; t;
lite of tltt1 body, “llllt the loss on
must-,le fiber,
Exchange.
10 still be that such it
sential 't1hstnnt the tilt. ’0 ult‘lllOd 0f pm-
etcn are consumed ist.-»
.money.
this 1'--'esourtttul woman tied it neces-
EAST NORWALK
___.—__1
Leary to cull tot money. She calls up 1,; t .
PLACED ON THE MAPPOW’ 0‘ ”1" 1.1.11... in 11.1» amt-1.111.111 .1- 1
and 111131.12, "I need :1 cont " 1' "l 111ml .11 ‘ 3 ' C 3’
(( ontinued From Page One) 1“ ("“55” or Stockings or shoes or up 3'“ ' Old HICkory hairs
...-..... 1‘ dcrwcur.
1 diminutive in size that :1 mini
and incredibly small dot on the 11111.11
is all that 1111111111 it.
Composed of Houlewlves.
The first meeting of tht1 association
Then the ladies got busy.
children then they use their own tote
was held September 30, 1910,3110 .
probably the main and foremost reo- 9"” “b" may llnfislbly be able to a gOOd lllVCSlJl’lelltII fill the SutllmICl‘I
son for the forming of such on organ “IMP" "D ”‘0 (“fired things. 111111 house!
yi7.11tion,1vau the rather sordid incl usually, 111111111.» my": ”1“ 010118 art" ..."3".~'"~ 7.“
that through some lapse 111' Other, Mllli-lllt‘tl,
'tl1ere. was no system of garbage col-
lection in the township. Now the 11111111-
bers of the association are. in the
main, housewives and mothers, women
who. in nlmost every instance. do
Ltheir ott'n housework. 11nd have only.
its the motivating thoughts of their
lives, the \Vt'llflrt‘ of their i1nttilles.
They are women who are homey by
instinct. and not social climbers in.
crttliy
any sense 111‘ the word. '
Thus it is 0:1: 1' to be seen why the
root rinson for this association was
such .1—-\111ll. .1 domestit 01111. 011111
(21111 liui'dly imagine any town being so
mlit~iiightetl~us to disregard the 111»
('t'ssily for garbage collection. But it
is an absolute tact that the townspeo
pie \verc dumping their refuse in un-
occupied lots. into ponds and all that
sort of very unsanitary munncr or dis-I
posttl.
this cud oi’ the improvement
cheap putr in boots. .\'on' it unyont
can find any department in their own
st}lt‘;supporting its this
,tlt'pnrttnvtit ol‘ tllt1 improvement asso-
t:l:1tiol1-»\\ cll, i'd like to 51111 it.
Help Fire Sufferers.
l
porimcnt (1111111 at the time when tht: -'1e
11.11111 bntl ttr in the ion 11 in the month
or t.,)ctt1ht1r i913 At the. 1 time there
1v't-1e nint- homt'lcm fitniille.:,11ooplo
who l1.111 lost 11111111 stick oi furniture
(It‘oniinued on Page Twelve)
‘1111 1111101 11111
01111 1111,
American Mothers Have Become Wine
Mothers can end baby colic and no
set stomachs by a few doses ol.’ Mrs.
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup it is it
positive help to indigestion; prev-curs
gas and settles the little onc's stom-
ach as nothing else can do. You can
easily see the baby’s condition speed-
ily improve for where before. was
pain and distress, soon it]! is smiles.
Hire Garbage Collector.
The women banded together and not
a man an .11 ed him in the immediate
garb of thc liiltllllonill 1vl1ttcwlng.1
and staitcd him on his merry way i
The townspeople were intimately con-
cerned, in that they paid tho gentle-
man the muniilcient wage of ten cents
for each collection. in this way his
time was paid for accumtely, and the
terrible evil of disease liability was
reduced to a minimum.
This was what you might call a
flying start. From that one improve-
ment the women saw new fields to dis-
cover, to plow up and rcplant so to
50:?2‘ cry commun‘ty there are the good nature and restiulne'ss.
. 1 .
Mrs. Wmslow’s 800 ' ' '
children. who, in winter, have to thmg Syiup 1s
, made for children on) , o i re‘
cope, with insufficient clothing. no rub- 1. y n t 1 g in Of
hers and all the little necessities.
Which, while being an addition to any
childish life, are an absolute neces-
sity as a preventative measure against
disease. The children stay away from
school, you ‘knovv. when they haven’t
clothes that they ought to have. The
human race is a. prmi'i now
done" or 11 drop of alcohol, the. form.
ula right on the bottle. It cannot do
a particle of harm and it always does
a lot of good; even the leading physi-
cians prescribe it with subces's where
all other remedies have failed. It sure
is a panacea. for the babies.
1 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syillp is
'gtfidille is involving the expenditure of
But in very few cases does,
it they huvcnt. in the old trunk in
, the back corner of the dim attic some
old clothes that belonged to their own 1
phones and they cull up f1 it'llt‘lfi. all)“
Recently tht1 woman who managed
work ,
asked for something like 11 dollar with
which to have it pair of contributed
shoes l‘t‘vHOltltl. that she might utilize
' those she bud for some kiddie, instead
of going out and buying :1 new :illtl'
homo its finely regulated and 11.: 141111-
Rt‘llt‘l
The rent inception of the ilclinet' do
Ann Rockers, rattan backs
seats wide aims,
dens.
t
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Arm Rockers, rattan backs,
Tand 'i'ables for porches, lawns and gar-
Of rustic design, they are most
adaptable for any outdoor use. They
;are substantially built and quite unaf-
fected by weather therefore they are
$3.00.
$4.00.
and
Odd Styles and Separate
Pieces of Summer Furniturt
Tiffin Ten Tables, ,.
which fold conveniently, , .
Tiffin Work Tables, '
with basket to hold work
and tray to: tea service,
White Windsor Chairs and {his
Rockers, the most appropriate in , -. .7
styles for Colonial homes, $5.00 up. 1'
.- I 51:. ...._..I.9..,,,fl in Fourth floor.
1
‘gl
‘1
Ln"! ..
t. '.v..
Rush Rugs
Braided ovals, of artistic
coloring, 6 x 9
54 x ()0.
. .. ........- ,
5111.110.T
$7.00.
Third floor.
1
1
Printzess Skirts
'Wl'iite Gabardincc 3; Corded Repps
53.50.153.95. . $3. 95 to $6.95,
, Bedford Cords I1 Nurses’ Skirts ,
$3.95, $4.50. in. $2.50.
" Well made of materials which have
. been thoroughly shrunken. Seams
Stitched in tailored fashion, buttons
and buttonholes correct. .
Ask for Printms Skirts. "" ”
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
h———-
Norwaixt, Conn.
l.ist of unclaimed letters at the
Norwnlk post oilice i'or the week end-
ing. June. 2nd, 1917:
But-low. Miss- Gertrude.
Boliing. Elijah. ‘
Holland, .1Zr. J. J.
Johnston, Mrs Annie,
Lange Miss Marie.
Ragazio, Guiseppe.
Shelton & Bros.
Lampel, Mrs... c-o Mrs. Rose Smith.
Stuifel, Mrs.- M.
Sumerville, Mrs. D.
Simonspn Co, B. W. ,
M. J. HOWARD, P. M.
.387 First ave.
SIouth Nomlk, Conn.
List. of unclaimed letters advertls~
ed for the week ending. June. 2, 1917:
Mrs. H. l. Andrews. 55 Walnut st.
"“"‘ 9" ‘tt‘sed and recommended by thousands
of mothers who have given it the
hardest tests and who are all loud in
praise of the one preparation they can'
batik on for sure results.
Get a bottle today mother; join the
ranks and reduce the “Colic Percent-
age," give baby a chance and the
whole family will have peace once
again. Sold under guarantee by good
drugglsts everywhere—H. A. Mead,
One of the women
‘1 to investigate the cause of it all.
sly she just quietly went
Mrs. J. H. Lambert, Chestnut street.
0111'. Liber, 10 Raymond street.
Rev. B. F. Shinn.
Arcenio Di Silva. ..
G. G. Smith, Clltford Hotel.
'Mra. Jennie 'l‘yrre-Jl, Gen. Del
ANDREW LEAR‘Y, P. M.‘ ,
Mrs. Featherly—"l paid $250,000 for
,that portrait of n duke by VmI
Pyke."
"2““...
it round that, ten to one. the druggist, South Norwalk.-Adv.
Mrs. Jolitely—"You not a. duke in,
your inmily darned cheap "—Judge
_..
Sale Extra-ordinary
Commute Dispersal of
H 0 RS E S , .
1111111 comes NECK FARM
Property of 1111.. c. K. o. BILLINGS ’
IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
new YORK cmr _
WEDNESDAY, JUNE
I 11.1.1.1 By
THE HARVESTER, 2:01
or it ion rottiIn Stallion and now one of the world’s Mid ,
F mer C amp T gait-es or edit trottors. .
WILLIAM, 158%
World's Champion tour-yeara-old Pacer, and ugly to lower 1111:59001'61
AND THE GREATEST COLLECTION OF AST REOO AND.
PRODUCING BROOD MAKES EVER GATHERED maximum.
The sale is rendered imperative because of the necessity of. Matti
the term (or the use of the Govern mm tor Army pumoses.
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shot Walteertchell, 111110 agcd. 211
I and colored, yesterday, the bullet'en.
WATERBURY, June 2.—-—Qua1'rell- tering the intestines. Recovery, of
Ilng over a game of crnps Dock Harris, Mitchell is likely. Harris was locked
aged 23, a negro. drew a 1evolve1- and up. I‘II At
SHOT AT CRAP. GAME
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