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Druggist,
_ 48 Washington St.
scum NORWALK.
lamnowmceiving the
PAH. PATTERNS.
They are very handsotne and
insures”)- low.
”Paper Hanging. Painting
and Morning.
l. imam.
1W~MMu
interns».
WW “’1!
fiver ‘flhOWll in town, f and always the
t Line of Furnishings
can be found at
NCIS & oozs
gton St., ‘
The weather to-day promise: to he [air and
vary sultry. with danger of sunstrohes.and
higher, followed by lower temperature; proba-
bly followed by a thunder storm. Tomorrow
it plumbe- to be partly cloudy. with thunder
storm- and considerable rain. followed by
clearing mid a cool wave. .
SMITH NORWALK.
wine camera-rum moor-bi
Ind-Illa.
Martin Bates. Jr., a: Co. close their
factory toth fora two weeks' vaca-
tion.
An adjourned meeting of the Sword-
flah club willhoheld to-night on board
theaharpie Swordfish, the headquarters
of the club.
—0ur boy's sheen at 81.00 are little
gentleman's shoes in looks and style.
Theodore Olsen.
The half-mile bicycle race for boys at
the Fair Ground, Labor Day, will be for
boys under seventeen, inatead of twelve.
as announced yeaterday. ’
—-Don’t forget that Lane's ice cream is
the purest.
A fewmoredry, sultry days and the
Norwalk commissioners will be making
inquiry about connecting with the limib
lees water supply of our city.
~You can buy choice weahllsh for six
cents a pound, at Heyes' market.
The steamer City of Albany will make
the second excursion of the season to
Coney Ieland tomorrow, leaving the
steamboat wharf at 9:00 o'clock.
—lioody'e aromatic syrup for cholera
infantum. Children cry ior it. Oh, no,
my children laugh for it. Go to C. E.
Beymour's.
Theannuaireunionofthefiighthregi-
merit, Gnuecticut Volunteers, will be
heldnt Ben Sidel’arh, Bridgeport, on
the 31st imt. A above dinner will be
served.
—Plenty of fresh Huyier’e candy-at
lane’s. w__
The Norwaik iron Works Band pm a
very enjoyable concert last night, on
the Franklin street school grounds.
“we wnaa large number of “alone".
who fully appreciated the excellent pro-
gramme rendered.
——lien, men, what are you doing?
Don't you know you can buy a swell
shoest’l'heodore Olsen's for $1.50, ”.00
$2.50snd 33.00.
Picked nines captained by Ovie Fred-
rich and Elbert Clark, played an entwi-
lentpracticegameofbaiion the Baxter
moth yesterday afternoon. Fourteen
' were played, the score at that
tlmebeingtentonlneinfavov of Fred-
rich's team. _
—Premed corned beef for picnics and
lunches. J. Sebanb, Washington street.
Rev. 8. B. Denier, a former member
of the Barth Horwalh Baptist church,
will preach than Sunday evening at no
o'clock. Ir. Dexter hrs done mcorwful
work-an evanuiiat in New England
mad the Wat, and is now paator of a
Baptist church near Chicago.
—Iten say the 85.00 (Cordovan) shoe.“
Theodore‘s ins p.00, is certainly the big-'
gmtbwrgainever asen,foritis a pull.
men‘s dre- thee.
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So. Norwaik.
‘ W lRT' wmsrs;
BALANCE OF FANGY.STYLES.
on. This term ionsoc; Slyies worth 9.25 to $2.50 torftiLo’o
‘ We include in this sue the
Popular Serpentine Waists.
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'l'hsseprlcesmeanqnloksales. (lailenriynndaecurebestvalnes.
A. Dickerfian & Son
84 WASHINGTON “STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.‘ 00 N
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THE EVENING 3mm mummw-mwu
unknown museum ahaseballntne.
I O . _ ' [nourishment-nominee
.iml‘ut'nwll": mwrmu "I'M “WW-
A‘mfimmrgmw. \ —Yuncanbuychoiceweahilsh fovsis
"lifill‘ on" more one W‘WMWW
I. """ "“' "" ‘ Charlsal. Brooke“ has unlisted in
”I“ """m ‘ rOempanyD,Fourthregiment.
J. c. Wham-unmanned
to-day and will remain closed nntii'l'urs—
day.
—One hundred baahefr of peaches,
m. Indhnanas,at0uneo’s.
StephenDexterwilladdrutbeUnion
Gospel Temperance Reform annotation
to-morrnwaftsrnoonin theirhalionthe
bridge. Allaraweleome.
Alexander Sample, who purchased the
resideneeofthsla' James W. Hyatton
West avenue. contemplates making sev-
eral improvements to the place. Archi-
Hct Ferris lorehouse has drawn plans
for two octagon extensions to the house,
with towers and circular veranda.
-A iadyaaid to me, after buying a
psirof my guilt) turn mom for ”.00,
”You catainiy haveaome very fine shoes
ata bargain." Thwdore fl. Olsen.
Anthony Cuneo,the frniterer nextto
'l'nr Sunni. oflce, hasguusinto the
wholemie trade. and is furnishing many
Norwalk and South Norwalk dealers
with their choicest fruits, principally
penalise. bananas and watermelon.
—One hundred bath." of Inch“,
grapes and bananav, at Cr: node
A special race of sleep. cutters and
yawia, measuring forty’three feet and
over thirty-six feet ”Inning length,” ' to
be sailed from oflShtppan Point, dz»
m, on 8aturday,Auguat 26. The Stum-
ford Yacht club otiers a 8200 silver cup
to the winner. The course covers 25
nautical miles.
The J. C. Wilton .1 Co. have ball nine
hasbeen organized with the following
players: Tommy Welsh, captain and
second baseman: Elmer Hill, lb: John
Rooney, 1b.; Clarence Hunt. p.; George
Foote.ee,: Thomas Beynolda. l. f.; iluy
Pelton, r. f.; William Benedict, c. L;
(leorge Bogardue, c. The team would
like to hear from nine: in other factories.
—We can suit the most particular
with our ice cream today. at lane's
The annual reunion of the Seventeenth
Connecticut Volunteer aseocietioo will
be held at Newtown, Hominy, August
2”. William 0. Iler.itt,of South Nor-
walk. isprddent and John H. Porter is
secretaryof the roociation, which gun
to Newton this year by invitation of citi-
zens of the place. The Consolidated
road will mahea reduction of the fare
onthereturu trip to the veterans who
attend.
—Persona wiahing to aecure privileges
on the Fair Grounds on the occasion of
the"Labor Day picnic, Ionday, Septem-
bert. should address W.A. Kellen.
afield» avenue. or William J. floore.
an Wilton avenue. Norwaik.
nontrau NEWS.
A Irony We of {Iona ”or. tho
llppavhdof‘l’wwn-
Thomas Oahornisswioesiyili at his
Maison larwinstreet.
Thomas H. Horton ha» given anew
thelloepttai coronation.
~Planty oi freeh Kandy, at lane's.
HIM-faint in this morning.
Misfit shat maintain-yr.
wads has. man-nan.
enema-a
i=3“ bummer hunt
a: . , -
page
0’39! Pond:
WINES
‘l'homasGonsinslsmlkllllI-mm '"3
with h‘raaditou.
iltoves were placed in the llorwait
Wowmmubmng
'l'hleouxhtiohesufllclenttolwingunoler .
want“. V
Awarrnntwillprohblyh W '0’ V
mm the arrest of Ira. Ellubsth
Duly,whoawaulted weer "win-'5‘ 7‘
hevagedfather. ”'
George (rl'oole. oi Chapel street, has
spells oflmental _aherratlon. and will
probably be um to an arm- 0W
Dan was called upon Ill» I'M“ ‘0
subdue him. .
Emmet-on Raymond. a stone outta
employed byP.W.Bates,was held up
onhiswayhometheother nightbytwo
colored men. They amused him of
following some one, but Ir. Raymond
thinks this wrvoulyaneaeuaeforstop-
pinghim. lie recogniasd the mend
will probably havethemarrvsted.
a.
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menu 0? Tlll STATZ.
lum-tiat'anuhiMIm-amyom
tee of We.
Henry Lyon'sharn in Bridgepvt was
burned by lncendiaries last night; loss
03,000.
Ansouia mills have that downgeneral-
iy on bail time, and unakiiled labor is
being rapidly discharged.
Henry Devi-need eirbty rears. who
took an overdose of morphine for rheu-
matbm, died in Wailingford.
A black snake six feet long was found
Mums-WWW
Threwssanencountarmweatd
the munch-of election thathaa
yet told. The gentlemen involved
mWhiteiadedandBonrhConhnn.
The civil suit _of James a. O'Bciily vs
GeorgeQueenaud wifewrstried before
Justice Austin this morning. The suit
rm brought t ~ receive ss-mr bill of crawling into Albert 1. Blakeuee' 'a houae “3: WW!" While
$72.15. By ecu-email. judgment "I on Nova Scotia hill, near Watertownond cmwdm. RdddisulmedNew
rendered against Queen. Attorney John
Walsh entered for the plaintil! and Air
torney Henry Gragwy for the defendant.
William Reyman, the bicycle tourist
from Cincinnati. Ohio, who stopped in
Norwalk to get his wheel repaired, after
walkingfromAlhany, mired in Hart.
ford Wednesday and premier! his lot
tern from the Alpha Wheel club to Vice-
l’ruideat Day, of the Pope Manufactur-
ing company. The company gave him
employment. _.
~liave you seen the latent? it is
Wright's new repoaitory,corner Frank,
lin and Madiaon atreetl, South Korwaik.
Beat showed wagennontheiineoi the
El. Y. a N. ll. Railroad. About too to
select from,aud all warranted and at
wt! shot.
By aneaplmionofageneratoriu L P.
Goodwin’s bottling works at Terryviiie,
William Schaetfer had an nrm broken
and was severly cut in the aide. the
condition is maidered precarout.
The railroad station at North Conn
try, on the New London Northern road,
was hurglarized. Two exprese packages,
the money drawer and a slot machine
were ritied, but the amount of booty that
wu secured is not known.
John Reed. of Birmingham, son of Pe-
Yr‘rg'people in a remlulmentvein in
themetthetalhlrwsadiaauv
Mr Reid
lt ieaaid be was trying to
catch a bull-frog in his bat. Leaning
over the wall he lent his balance, fell into
the canal nnd being unable to swim, was
drowned.
Proceedings have begun against Fred’
evict C. L. Baker, fifty~twovyeara of age.
awelitodopvoprietorof thebrich yard
in Winter, just over the Hartford line.
He h charged with unbecoming conduct
with hie daugbt 3r, l'iorina A. Baker,
eighteen yearn old.
George L. Phillips, deputy alteritf of
Toliand county baa received the appoint-
menttotheofllceof postmasterofSouth
Coventry. lir. Phillips in a prominent
Democrat, is a druggist and was amet-
ant pontrnaater eleven yearn prior to the
0'28 THE RIVER.
lows and Oneal, at the [my in
Inns-ll.
lira. Mary 6. Rider, Hrs. Ilarvy Rider
and daughter left today for Katonah,
N. Y.. where they will spend two wake.
“I
Missbuiuiieilech,“ PatchogueJ. 1,
who in the gueat oi In. John ltiiornme-
then, was surprised at their home on
usury street. last night, by about twenty
frienda The usual paetimes were in-
dulged in and st ii o'clock an elaborate Harri-on election. ans-and M with "I, {a hm d fit:
collation was served. 1 be Eagle Inch company of Terry- tugs. llelors July there in no pumibillty of
"’ villw. paid its employm in gold. and "““m‘fi' “"3 W m“ w" '0“ "“5
While H. I". Pierce was going to bio
home in this place, last night. he come
across an intoxicated man lying on Van-
Zandt nvenue. lie recogniud the man
and started to take him borne. The
low would not go into the house. fearing
his parents would awake and learnhis
condition. Ir. Pierce married his: to
the barn and fluted for hh own home.
Coming out of thedooryard, the watch
dog spotted Ir. l’iesce andcaughthold
of his tremors, tearing out three or four
inch v of the garment. While the canine
was masticating the cloth Mr. Pierre
snow water. Even in summer there are
often terrible stemmand the glacier rivers
are difllcult to parts. There are, by the way.
live printing Dim in lcelnnd; to newer
paper: and eight magazines are published,
and that the lcelnrulen have a great in:-
gulae to lnltllrtiual pfudnfllon iaprnved
y the fact that the 12.4!» iceiandera who
turnip-unite Manitoba have founded 13
newspapern in their new colony—1:2!-
W
several Poles employed there Wen» quite
exert-riled over the content» oi their
r'nt‘rlnpe-ti. in one instance objection was
made to receiving “two pennies,” which
proved to be gold planet
Elinbeth Stall.“ ‘20. daughter of
Kiln-rt Bio“, of Norwich, and the infant
danghterof Ir. and lira. Jamel timer
nun, who were so badly injured in the
runaway strident ot Baltic Wednesday.
have died from the «fleet oi injuriea r»-
oetved. The other member: of the party
will mom.
Improving Cyclone Pits
An industrial journal suggestatbat Kah-
sae prnirie farmers might etiect aeonsider»
able improvement on the architecture of
their "cyclone pit." by studying and adopt-
ing the principles on which an American
mm... 11. John lteynolds and Ilia- rr... im- . b ,,
quietly W -.._.. 0 * ' latter. both of NW. were married a3‘3ngrgmg‘mfihm
”WITH“. Thursday. In an, evening a”, were to earthquake disturbance. Broad iron
in. Lulu lead. of Ridgeileld, to given acalathumplan plrty. Upon the “mfg‘mfl‘gmfififi
visitingharhrothev,2dwardlead. pmmisafromthegroumofakegofbrrr '
roof to the baaernent lnaway that Will
prevent thwflapueofthaatructm,“
should thanphuvalofthe ground tlitlt
Marti.
Mr. Thomas Bette, editor of the Gray
hie, Tuarhana, Artur-m, has found
mm»: P. Cogpwali n getting on
WrfltJohn hone. rmdytomovatn
llarvey Achart‘a ion on the new street
through Thomas Lynch's pruywrty.
Thehov-ewillbemovadaanmihelraebs
tomorrow. Thesturyoandahalf addi-
tioninthsrsarhas been removed fmrn
the main building and Ir. Arhart
intends to nab two inc-re of the
yearsotspand thebrldeorereighty.
The distributor-of the estate of the
late Fanny litchsll, of New tendon.
lneshtence for the flux. ills experi-
cure is well worth remembering. lie
says: "last summer 1 had a very severe
gala ”1371.51, and eaactly half of it
more b Augusta I. Clarh, of Lyme. the
”I . Mummm'mmwu'atmhoftlus.ltriedaimestevery
”WWWIAI’TIIW ,., Insssslballgdlld. known remedy, now giving relief.
I - Tmflnwupb’dum a, «momma Colic, Cholera, and m
raJamaleaII-sy.of01llidgs.h" if Milena-Ion arrh-naiterurdywev mumendedto
Whmhflmflrt q.“ “rum" “H I"; a” me. ipurchassda moron-o received
”fold-“MM‘II'IH mu.“ m m “M I'M immrdiatenlief. IW”
Whasviodyllletcboievsba
f-tam.
MW.A-tla.aunldwnrd,anl
Ralph lllnllsysapsetto may.
thalliiui..foratwnwaah'lrlptnih
Vald'sfsir.
MWMMMQUM,
(mm 'i'ooherfosad
Jamvslapsmtsa-sasvs-yisyda,
thammu
the real-ids opposite the Wilt
M “amounted“
hthshwhmwhwahem-sisadevsr
watt. lam-nonldaota‘erets
hastitem'ssrrviassmlmhalfarhis
rat-an nomad-arresti-
ui Ink-aspen
”satin-wield
will
lanai-lave
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”hmvwfieeoswotthee-Jnd
”hm-his”. name
tandem Jenkins-W
amusement-sewn»
iydlw the simmer lama. As Ir.
meanness-aunt.
has! haw-pt ism-Ir. lentil
intramural-entrainment.“
mlwlsd. mantra-nan...
“Mhmfiswflufl
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mum ”Ilia-hm
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Medlbalsmvhnwwyltsfl
autumnal...“
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ill
pnae' all who use them; at
Leading Grocer.
Telephone
what behelieveatobe thebest nmerly l
lib atrium
with lass-m
m mam
0‘ m l Riki;
vania. a
{an I” m 1"
inauditymdpdom—miowmthe lowest. 4 lba. node v .
m. 260.;81bs. liiikOrnckers, m; GiltEdgoOroameryButt _.
1 3833?»; Fancy Oremnery Butter, rm; a go. Beans, muslin.
1310b. 25mBestli’ourin theWorld;85.00 bbL; Flour perbng, 65:3,;
268m Corn, 26d; 2 cans Succotnsh, 25c; Native Potatoes, per
pack, 30c. 'We sell a: fancy grade of Tea forwo. lb., and chal-
lenge comparison. Our Coffees are the finest imported, and eur-
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
38 Washington St.
ca" l3-2s
Yea, business is dull and toil
3 ring inmb’s hind
ii lure of fresh fie ,
PEOPLE'S IIIKET.
1.3 North lainet..80. Norwal .
Telephoneoall.53r& |
till he closed on at a In};
—.—.——-—
'st'smr» ensures.
Puncher: hurl Their Home. in sores-It
Churches Too-arrow.
50ml Savanna Cosonmariosal West
avenue and West streets. Rev. tiers!!! "heard.
Pix. 1).. pastor Services lira} a. m. and 7:2»
. m.; Sunday schml. l: in. Young People's
misty of Christian Endeavor meeting at 5:37.
nutrient. "flow urn-b Hate we Home for
Christ." Lea: er. Mine Kay Q. Smith- Harm ’ '
subject. ”The Comfort of the Servant of Jello—
v Evening eubject. ' T '"' of
Jenna about the Nature and Value of Lire'U
Pan ll.
Serra NOIWALK
METHODIST.
near Gunter. . l '
\l'ent avenue.
ltcv . .. .. paemr.
Services 10;!) a.nr.. and 6:45 p. m; ‘ ‘ ,
sehmlJziI). The Sunday evening meetl of
the Epwurlh lt-ague for the months of nly
Animal mil Uifuflflltlfilc with the regular
c nrrh nervlt'e, mmmrm ing at 6:5. renaming
[if-lite service with short uldrese.
50m Souwara Ha mun. Went avenue. near
Pine ntrecl K 0. Huerwnod, tor,
a. m. and 15!! p. in: . unday
i'.:e'.l'. E. prayer meeting,
B. beater will preach.
Trust-r1 lineman. Went street [and fair-
flehl avenue. Much Norwalk. Rev. Olin linilock
rector. lornin Prayer. sermon and Holy
Communion l0 I. IL; Sunday school. 1255
p. m. Naming service.
Soawau Continuum”.ar~ rmner Park
and hewta streets. Rev. T. K. Noble. it. it.
gator. Service» at 10.9) a. m. and '
.nnday «bani. it!) p. 112.: Young ("Flee
societynf Christian Endeavor meeting. ti: 5 p.
.. rubiecl. ”How Much Have we mJor .
Christ: Evening subject. *Restful Thoughts
for Rentinl Tlmee.”
Sonwau Merriam", Wear and Matt ave-
nues. Rev, A. ll. Wyatt, pastor. Diarrhea
llrfil a m. and 7i]? p. m; Snmln «had.
1: m.; prorth lasagna- meeti 1i p. tn.
Rev. W. H. Thom will prune io—mnrmw.
Nonwua llwrlsrr, East avenue. Optimal“
Green. Rev. Y. E. Robbins. whit. fier-
virea, ”film. m. and 7:]! y. rm: Sunday arluml.
is! 111.: early prayer meeting. but) a. rm: young
Wiplr'n nun-ling. bi!) p. m.
tittao'l termini- Holden avenue and Cross
street. Small. it". :5. ii. Warhlne. m-mr.
lieventh Snmin alter Trinity. Sunday echvml.
lkt’ia m.; )lorn n1 Prayer and sermon, mm
a. in; Evening Prayer and address. film. in.
M. Rani-s E'IM’n'AI- ('hnrrh urn-1.0mm—
slt: the tirnn, Snrwnlk. Rev. 3%. ll. Pond,
rwtur. Divina- eervlw alih errmnn. Will 1|.
IL; Dinimv vrvin' \utl. ~ rmnn, Hilly. rn.;
Sunday earhwl. L' tn.
Sr. Manv’t. R. ('. men" at Wed nvrnue
andthp-isxmml’oman. rm w. J. an...»
run. paatnr. w lane, 7 n m; ('hiltirvn's
laughing. BL: High Mam. llmla. in ; Veep-rs.
porterhouse,18; round, it; shoulder,
k
Bathfaction guarantee].
"BICYCLESJ-
.——.—._.-—... -
Second Hand Coiumbias.
——A PEW-~
Century Columbia Bicycles.
lie. Perfect Condition.
JACKSON BRO’S.
58 wall Street. Norwaik. Conn. we
call and examine our list.
eale l
prices
ply at this other.
"it!
and llanforvl Pl
DOWN, DOWN, DOWN,
60 THE PRICES 0F MEATS.
ven it. up we offer sirloin
. MW
10; nb roast, In}; plate, 5:
unrter 18 cents; fore [2; legs of mutton .15
fruitir, vegetables, e’tc., etc. .. i ’7.
E. J. WADi-IAMS. Proprléicr..-.- -
FIE! DELIVERY,
PEflPlE'S IIIKET.
21 Wall st., Norwelh
| Telephone cell, 6-7-8.
_. are
Taylor a: Golden.
BealEsiaieandlnsurance.
WASHINGTON mean.
l’emm looki fora lot or house and lot.
with the view rs purrhanln .are invited to
e have for
n every partof the city at
and on eaev terms. nun tf
WAN ’l'l-le.
‘rkrfiifiififi‘éiu take tw tlemen
l in board at hesitant: prior: Kg; other
boarders. Address, ”A. E. P." this office.
«not
\ POSITIOS by thoroughly competent
1 young woman. an etenograpbev. t
initiator -heeper. Best references. ,-
I‘lflfi
T0 LET.
I OWER floor of home No. it Day street. 3
1 rmms: aieo upper floor of bouee No. l
Henry street. South Anrwalk. 4 rooms. —
melon at once. Apply to W. Yunnan." hick-
w M'f‘g. Co. ml: il-
"ivo'rJH-lnnfi Em No. :4 llavlland
street. Smith Norwalh. ex" 8
' HE new Arlon Bell.~0_r“3!_nfiw;:reet. for
.l‘ partly-e, belie. meeting}. etc. Apply to].
when?“ :79 \lsnhingtun hirer-l. South Nor.
wa . are u
"Tillman Wezhlngton etmi, formerly oer
copied by F. M. Knapp. Alfred 1:. Austin.
ago iw
‘KOM Sept. i. the top floor in the liar-nee
l" 7 buildi now meripiedb Butler .
l. 0.0. 52% particular iy litre of h. 8.
Brown. at his store on South in streev, or
George F. Hearee. City National Bank. a5tf
h
I“! “51' l‘imr over Thwnlure Oleen'n shoe
nun-9.1a mr
1min
. . m
Inildnlery, dream-hing. tal-
h b l l
Home. it“?
:nr any other i
ell t'lgnr (VA, in
SEVEN mun, corner lain and Annetnntn.
rent. '15; four rooms, rurner South Hall:
. are. rrnt. 39. 7 mm, Korth
wettest. rent. ‘15. Apply to l. A. Wood-
. .
‘Ati'l' half of double hlrlilse‘ on )ionrm tv ~
1‘; Enquire of it. ll. Rowan. h": it“.
j—‘hiALLbnildln n War A "l -
h L " meyo erauest. Aggy!”
(fill p. m.
Km Avnra lmonrrr. near Van'Landt
avenue. that Sorwnlh. Rev. t'. it. l'egg.
tor. Prue-hing llh‘ll n. m. and Till p. m.; un-
day strhmll, l2 "1.: young purple‘e moi-ting Met.
[2 m Souwara swmtan (loxouuravrostg
niwnulw ewnnr. Her. 0. “minute".
tor. tirrvirn a! pm a. iv. and 7: i
day win-vi. Well 9. m. flaming
burdlnvitn us all in do Ilin Wi
lee hrviro ln “hull the bur
children will take part.
Anvsn t'nnnvnan. \‘snYAndt lh’rnnr. Kant
Norwnlh. l’reurhln it'll! a. m. and Izlllp.
in; Sunday su-hr-rl In. Your) People} meet
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