n
(the Hartford is til at his home In
Mold street.
1 Mrs. Peter Decker is quite ill at her
home In Beavlsw avenue.
Mrs. Frail: Fatty II ill with the grip
‘. .11 her home In New treat.
. H. N. Taylor and John Taylor are ill
at their home in Cove avenue.
William Bell. one of the openers In
the Radel shop. Is ill at his home in
Cove 'avenue.
1-! 5 Mitchell, of Betta 911011.111.
been proposed for membership In the
South Norwalk Club.
Smith Petty of Nod Haven. was the
guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Petty, East 660%: recently.
Miss Mary Shea, of It Washing-
ton street. has retur ad from a two
wehh' visit with me da In Danbury.
’ William Bartlett, one of the openers
In the Badel shop, is quite ill at his
home in Norwaik with abscess on his
wrist. 1
About three hundred skaters enjoy-
ed the sport last evening on Randail' s
mill pond. Many of them remained
until quite late.
“allies Mel 0 Curtis. of Scaviow ave
oreturned last evening fiom an ex-
‘mdtid visit at the home of her sister,
Mrl. Edward Birch in Bridgeport
Clifford Arnold and Job Lockwood
bake given up their benches in the new
Radei shop, and taken positions in the
0... shop. now operated by the same
firm.
Charles Biydenburg is awaiting or-
ders from the. government to enter
upon the duties of his new appoint-
meat at PcniieId Reef light off Fair.
field obeach
( slack at present at the
Irort Oyster Companys plant in
m'8§1wth Norwalk and quite a number of
the openers have taken positions in
the Radei shop '
Word has been received by friends in
this place. from li‘tcdcrick H.(}an11ng,
who is now located in Detroit. Mich
Mr. Gaming is. doing nicely and writes
most encouragingly.
Ten of the officers and teachers of
the Advent Christian Sunday school
met at the. home of Rev. J. W. Davis
last evening and discussed matters of
interest 0 the school.
Charl Lewis, of Bridgeport Is now
employed an inspector of the barrels
and water dinners in the Rniiei shop.
assisting Cha1iie Gray the superititcn
dent of the openers.
The Loyal Workers' Auxiliary of the
Advent Christian Church will meet this
evening at 7:30 with Mr and Mrs. Jo-
seph Bartram of Cottage street Every
member is requested to be present.
Marvin Bros. have Just unloaded a
barge of hard coal at their wharf and
the boat will be towed out this after-
noon and proreed to Perth Amboy for
another load of the much needed fuel.
Miss Catherine DiiCross daughter of
Captain Charles DuCross. arrived this
afternoon from New Haven to assist
her father in his fish and oyster mar-
ket on the Washington street bridge.
Arthur Godfrey. who has recently
been promoted to the position of first
assistant keeper of the Stratford
Shoals light, is enjoying a five days'
furlough with his family in Cove ave
nue. '
Mrs. Arthur G. Loveioy. of New
street who has been quite ill the past
few weeks does not improve as rapid
ly as could he wished and appendici-
tis is now threatened. Dr. F. I. But-
nell is attending her.
Charles Levy, son of Mr and Mrs
Max Levy. of the Washington street
bridge, who was confirmed last Satur
day. continues to receive gifts from
out of town friends and his presents
can now be counted by the score.
The special service at the Math-
odist Church will not be omitted this
evening although a delegation from
tho Epworth League and the chu1ch
will go to Rowayton to attend the
Meeting of the Norwallt Epworth Lea-
gue Union
Another of the special evangelistic
services was held last evening in the
East Avenue Methodist Church. The
meeting was conducted by the pastor
and was well attended. notwithstand
ing the extreme weather. Meetings
will be held tonight tomorrow and Fri-
to start south shout the first of the
month. to spend the rest of the winter.
Rising -I8t Division Sons of Tom,
erg .hel thelrre rehuiar meeting
sst nig t instead of tonight in Order
that those who wished to do so could
attend the Enworth League Union at
the Methodist Church.
There will be a union meeting of the
Rowayt tand Norwaili Epworth Les-.
gas to tip the Rowsytoa Methodist
Episcop urch. Doing able speakers
will add es‘a the meeting. and It will
nindoubtedly he 1 very Interelting ses-
s on.
There was a very good attendance at
the union or yer mead M in the Ben-
tist Church, yonday Waning. Last
evening the meeting was held In
the same place Rev. Mr. Hubbard of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
preached the sermon.
Miss Lana Shakes; who has been
‘contined to her otne In Crockett ave-
nue over a meat. the result 0T an ac-
cident in whichsome hot grease fell
on her feet; burning them quite badly.
resumed her duties in Dennis 11;
Bianchard's hat shop. in South’N‘er-
walk. Monday.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
go einastei Ralph Burchiird is
51153611113111.1111 a severe cold.
Lester Hindicy is able to be out
again uttér a severe attack of chicken
pox.
Miss Gladys Burchnrd. who has been
quite III with chicken pox. is gettingI
along nicely.
it. A. M111 Donald was In South Nor-
walk yesterday afternoon on a short,
business trip.
John Stevens has the sills in posi-I
tion for his new house in West ave-I
hue. and. as soon as the weather mod»
crates. work on the building will brI
pushed rapidly foi'mwaid
Mrs. W. R. Mackey continues to im- I
preys at her home in Main street and
(an now be said to- be getting ulougI
very nicely. This willl be pleasuiitI
news to her many friend?
Quite a large number from this pl: 11 cI
will attend the meeting of the Norwuik 1
Epcorth League Union. at Rowayton I
tonight. Those going should take 1th
7:04 car from Grumman’s store. f
The Epworth League of the DuricnI
Methodist Church. will hold a sociable. i
to orroweveniug. at the home of Mrs.
I
pleasant time la in store for all who at—i
tcmi.
Representative Thomas Cave, 51..
went to Hartford yesterday moining.I
to attend the session of the GcnciulI
Assembly He returned last night I
however. and Went up again this morn- I
lug. preferring to come home eath
alight than to remain in the capital
0 ty
Howard Wilmott. son of Justice will.
Iinm H. Wiilmott. Jr. has been quite
in at his home in West avenue. The
boy has been troubled with malaria
and to add to this be skated so much.
that his legs gave out, and f0. scv iali
days he could not hear his weight onI
them.
The Diuien Methodist Church wilii
hold its quarterly conference l‘ridayI
evening, at the church. Presiding I‘ll-I
der James Montgomery. D. l,). and tin
new pastor. Rev. John L. Brooks, will
be present. Officers and committee
will be appointed for the ensuing yarn
and other business proper to come be-
fore the meeting will be transacted.
Fred Larsen. of East Norwalk. came
to this place yesterday afternoon, and
took home his shepherd dog. The an~
imal was out for a run with Mr. Lar—
sen about a wok ago. and In some way
was lost sight of. Later the owner
found that the animal had stopped in
Darlen. and that Proprietor A. C. Bai-
ley. of the Columbia Hotel. was caring
for him. .
.J. Waterbury Smith. of Gicnbrook.
has been in Carlos the past few days.
landing the merits of certain oil wells
in the west. in which'he is interested.
Mr. Smith had samples of the all taken
from the wells with him. which he
willingly showed to interested friends.
He intends to go west about the first
of May, on business in connection with
these wells. I
James Wood. of Noroton who has:
been so successful in the invention of I
a smoke consuming chimney, has late-1
I
with friends in New 011.11. in 6116s I
~ breaker and the oldest inhabitant can
William Weed in Main street. A very E ’ "
Iplacc if they interfered with him in
i
Sunday in Bouthport with friends.
Fred Sweet took I day off Sunday
and his niece was 0i
portWestport division of the trolley
by veteran George Mills.
‘Bupt." James Smith is the proud
possessor of a piir of buffalo skin
gloves made it is said from the who
of the once famous Indian Chief Ger-
oninio.
William Taylor and wife of Compo.
returned home Saturday from a visit
to Old Point Comfort. While there Mr.
Taylor tried his luck at shooting can-
vas back ducks. He met with fair suc.
cess and brought back a pair. for a
select few to sample.
Monday night's dance given by Pio
near Hook & Ladder Co.. met with the
expectations of all and proved to be an
enjoyable success that crowded Na-
tional hall with friends of the firemen.
Delegations from Milford, Southport
and theLNorwalks were in attendance.
The local coal situation is not as re-
seate as it has been. yet residents of
this section find little didlcult in get-
ting. what they want at a f r price.
Coal is quoted here today at 68 per
mm to Westporters. Little is being sold
to outside parties and what is Jumps
In prico considerably.
The storm Sunday was a record
not recalla condition similar to the
one existing at the centre. Water col-
lected there fromaii points to a depth
of two inches and froze a solid mass.
making the locality look more like a
skating pond than the chief point in a
town. Selectman Lewis B Wakemari
endeavored to combat the conditions
Iby scattering salt on the roadway but
as fast as the ice thawed the slush
Irozc again. In all sections trailic for
animals was difficult. Horses were
thrown in numbers on North Main
Istrect State street Compo stieet, and
West State strcct Residents of the hill
suction. nest. found walking danger
011s and 11 thaw is anxiously awaited.
~Takes the burn out; heals the
owund. c-uies the pain. ilr. Thomas'
dielectric Oil. the household remedy.
WEST NORWALK.
Mrs._ Patrick Mulqueen. who has
been ill with the grip. has recovered.
IlcurII Johnson lost a valuable cow
last week and David Mather a cow and
Daniel McFarland. of th‘cI Tuttls
fax n1 is cutting ice today that is eight
inches In thickness.
1v. Lynch. who moved from the
VatiScoy place. last week. left a wag-
on and other articles of value 111 the
har11.on the promise of the new own
era, a Hungarian familv. that they
would be all right. When Mr Lynch
returned the next day for the goods
his was denied admittance to the prop
er11.llo wont to New Canaan. and
enlisted the services of Constable MST»
vin Merrill. The latter. with his us-
uni good judgment and businesslike
.mannei. secured the articles without
any trouble. having been authorized to
arrest the occupants of the VanScoy
the discharge of his duties
WHITE OAK SHADE.
Mrs. Betsey Weed Is visiting friends
in New Canaan and Easton for several
days.
Arthur Wiiiett. who had his arm
broken sometime ago.’ has entirely re-
covered.
—____.
CALL TO MR. RIQHAROSON.
Baptists sou Hopeful That He Will
Return to Stamford.
The following article. from 1the Stem
ford Advocate of last night will be of
interest to Nor'waik people: '
At a meeting of the First Baptist
Church. last night, it was unanimous
Iv voted to extend a call to Rev. John
Wilbur Richardson. of l’iainfieid. N J.
Up to this afternoon no reply had
been received from Mr. Richardson.
The impression in Baptist Church 'cir-
cles is thathe will accept. Members
of the church are enthusiastic for Mr. '
Richardson. and believe that his re-
turning to his old charge will be mark-
ed by a distinct revival of interest in
church affairs “among the members. 1.
A. W. Ta or and Inghtsr spent ‘
1a: 011 the Bridge- . ‘
. .. h 1 I: "Hf/Nth 1
same .4 LIST or we Iowans mews momma. . . .1
or me aim or manta. , .
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W Classified Advertisements linIieI This Hui Si. till in line for i610 links.
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Abbreviations—~N..Norwalk; s.1I.so1lt11 Norwalk is N. out Nor'w'aik
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ARCHITECTS.
Knapp Wm. S. 07 Washington 61 N.
Morehouaa F. 5. Library Buiidln .
AWNIND MANUFACTURER. .
Callahan Peter E. 53 Cross N. .
I INIuaANca AND ANAL urArra.
Hoyt Doom 3. 45 wm N. ,
Lemme J. 3. AQ' y 12 86. Main 8. N.
Taylor a Boldsn 74 wishingten 8. MM
Layton J. M. 6 R. R. ave; 6. N15
‘ BAK aav. I ‘“ ‘ J06 PHI 1' 3113.
Rundio J. 1-1131 Van land! 2. N.I men G. A ‘98 «Mafia O-N .
BAKERV AND LUNoi-I sooIII. 313,351 fi'i‘m‘éw m Wag. "-
Owens Mrs. E. c. 22 North Main 3. N. _ ° W!!! -
eAKanv AND plenum T.
Grant's 133 Washingtg n s. N. not, “"l‘I‘ “"6"” K356: “Ni 3 3-0 "1
iTcHsN FURN H
8m .ti'l M- 6-, 61 Co. 13.111.111.111 p, 6. N-
LADIIS' FURNIIIIINDSI
Milli S. l. Mrs. 85 Washington S. N.
LIADin' AND' axing" moraine
‘ ' CLEANED AND“ oven. .
luttemss c. 4 Raymond}. N.
rooms 25 Main N. ,
‘ ‘ LAUNDRIES.
Creséent 8 Beavlew Ave 8. N.
Old Well 32 Hlvlland 8. N.
Long 6 18 North Main 5. N.
Wing Sam 2 SeuthI Main 8. N.
Luuesa DEALeas.
witch is Bailey Co, was.- s N.
MAOHIN RY MANUFACTURERS.
M lhbin .N. Go. 50-66 Water, 8.
Ilhr J. W. 136 Water 6. N.
MANICURE, MASSAGE AND HAIR
DR ESSIRS.
Rldti" Miss H. S. 97' W‘a'ahing‘ton S.N
MANICURE, MAzzAGE. SHAMPOO
my» me. A. M. so South MIin’ 8.N
H . F MfifimAflKfigs.
A!“ '6
New York Mgrket 142 Washington 8. N.
HERON NT TAILORS.
111111.121» J.7 shun
Kemp H. W. 46 Wall N.
Kocour Frans 10.N rill Main 6. N.
11.11.111.11» J. 64 asbingt‘on 8. N. Z
WW." .1. 101 Washington a. N.
i MILK DEALERS.
I Hawahurst' Chas. H. 26 West Main N.
; MILLINERS. .
. St.J6lu'1' The Milne 49 Will N.
city.
6. Cake delivered to SIail parts oI
Lane. F. A. 37-61 Washington 8. I
SA N.K6
central National 36 Wall N.
City National United Bank BldgiS. N.
Falri‘ield County National 44 WI II N.
Fairileld Oeunty Savings 51 WII N.
Not-walk Savings Society 44 Wat N. ,
Bo. Nor. Trust €10.93 Washingto 8. N.
Bo. Nor. Savings Bank United Sis Bldg
BARBERB.
Pitzer Gustav 111 Washington OI N.
Pohiman. Albert 66 Washington 6. N.
DLACKSMITHS AND NOR! E
SHO
ER.
Flynn Edward 10 Newton! Pl. 6.
BO OARDJNG HOUSES:
Richardson Mrs‘. J. A. 10 West AV 8. N.M
Quintard House 5 Elizabeth 3. NI
BOOT AND SHOE DEM-E B.
Keefer Geo. 156 Washington 6
Levy Max’ 169 Washihgton S. N.
Lyon’ F. D. a Co. Ni, Washington
BOOT AND OHOIMAKERS ANI
PAIRERD.
Bredica Ernesto so 111-111 N. I
Nash Elmer H. 14 Water N. I
Wood Henry A. 16 Beuth Main SI N.
BOX MANUFACTURE“
The Knapp Box .99. 13,2 Water 6. N.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Brown'- College Ole. E. Bare-in Prop.
“ SUAHELM MIN.
Karpinski Frank 26 floor 31 WaIl N.
IRS.
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CARPENTERS AND eninq
Gamble Louie Riverside MINI KN
Mather Harry W. 131 Wit” S
oAaaiAes AND emu PAIN are. “"1333: 16116352? $18”
Brotherton R' L‘ 20 Brook N‘ Greens 8 Duncan Room auder Blk.
Mlkln Ellis 10 Hanford 8. N-
CATHOLIC aELioious AnriIsLsI,
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N. I
MONUMDNTALEVORK NO IUILD-
Batu John a: 7 Unlod ava‘N.‘ '1
oi-unoponie'ra ‘ _
911111111 Mrs. Jeanie so mu N. I 3"”:I‘uz'cm? mafia“.
cumoeirv anon. ‘ "nag“...b, 2,1 1 ~4
Magner T. J 2 60. Main 8. N.
. CIDANI AND TOBAOOOI
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N.
Oldenachlager John 104 Wasn'toI-i 8. N.
Smith 2. F. Mahsciismo Block.
wmupiey a sink as thingroii s.N .
CLOTHING AND eemra I-IFURINISH
INOI
Josem 111.153 Wishlriit «is. N. I
CONFECTIO IRS. I
Candy Kitchen 2 South Main SLN
Lockwood n. e. sa‘wiu.
Studweli .1. w. 311 North Main 3. N.
Hayes John T. 5 Main N.
Lear-rd Co. 19 Railroad Ave" 6. N.
R!
Hoyt W. H. 8 300 139 Water 8. N.
Merrill A. H. .126 Water S N. ,
IiAINTeas AND PAPER-HANGERS
“3121153633“? nu... ”IE“ 311,141,; 17,“, 2:; li’i‘i‘i‘di" 8- 11-;
V I s 1
Smith Hump A‘ 3; Main N' 69 ui‘nhn‘i‘ P 7.112 No. Main 3. N.
Ru or J. AJ: South Main 5. N.
61'
Boutwell C. P. l1‘97T‘Jliiaah eaten tI-N.
Hoyt Frank S,’ 4 Dob‘th Main 8.
Phelpsw F. A. 711 Washington 3.
AND “can MAKE.
Chlnory MissA 81.1 In N. ,
DRESS SUTTING 80610011
Mead Mrs. J. W. 11 HavIland SN
DRUGGIBTS- “
N . ‘ ‘ PAWN BROKERS.
N: 1-1116-qu l. 164 Washington 8.N
I . PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lewis E. 11 Main N. '
. 3N Renamed F. I. Gazette Sldu.N
' ' ‘ PIANO TUNIRS.
Slib‘a Edward 'J. 6 Seymour 6. N.
PIAIND AND OROA“
f .Valve.
I ‘1 for hammer.
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NIWSDEALRRS AND STATIONIRS.
OYSTER EXPOPRETERS AND SHIP-
OVBTER DEALERS AND SHIPPERS..
‘1 .d
’L‘il
1‘4 ~1, '. I, . ,
Noise esI. closes hwithout jar of we
Has no tank.
"flfl’—<
THE IDEAL
Volumcter Pressure Regulating
Flush Naive. . gi
A self adjusting 111611111119 regulatorI
applied to a Flush Valve over-ted by
direct pressure. Discharges the some
amount of water in the same length of
time, regardless of the head or pres-
sure in service pipe. _
See it in operation in our display
HORNE! ii. NASH.
coil th’ Nun‘s ‘11s IWIIItISts.
Sector 8
blunted E10111?
in*:1»4.na:
A. Stall
'p‘b'
COTTAGE- AVI. EAST NORWALK
._. _--.—.4—-.~uw
NU £6 WATER STREET)
' souru NORWALK, or.
SOLOMAN SCAM. Manager.
Gdl’d.‘ Silver". Nickel“ and copper
Chandeliers. HandJrous. Fenders
Bird Cages and all k inds of
Metal \Vork Repaired
and Refinishcd.
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
Metal Sign of every. description.
..Brass Advertis‘in’g Signs.
Large . 0111:1117; “Specialty.
PM". 132‘. .1. ,.. . .
ms: 111sz erratum
1 ii‘iciiii idiot
11' 11' ilheiy'con'stijucted piece o'f'ma-
I chinery—always ready for work.
Any size and any voltage desired. I«
ms G. N. McKJBBJN
“ grated. ‘
W. R. film»; 116411119".
i 9
.5" names. so Norma. ,
HOW'S THISf ”W“
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Cetsrrh elite .
not be cured by Hall's 'Oatlfl‘h
F. J. CHENEY U00
We. the undersigned. h‘s
J Cheney for the last 16 16616
lieve him perfectly ban 6
business transactions I66
able to carry out any oblig'h“ .
by their firm.
West 61 Truax Wholesale .,
Toledo. 0;: Welding. Kinsm- .,
vin, Wholesale Druggista, Titling} 4
Hall' I Catarrh Cure is 11111011111111:
ally. acting directly upon the shin???
I o
mucous sui‘faees of the Int/bin. .
monials sent free Price 75 e per
tie. Sold by all Druggists
Hali' I Family Pills are the best.
/
JUNIUS BROWN I
Painter and Paperi W
v—‘umq—n
Pure .Whlte Load MillIZ
mixed by hand will westi‘twice
Ill long and er dongh 111
face as mach a
house of Win“. lam ““33;
$1.61 Irregt‘. wensthth‘
in this me her over eleven
ago. They are still
. Your house wilt
if I paint it. in Dallas:
Main street. My
,1 Elm Grove street.
proud of our smirk. WW
ed hard to set it. W
PAINTJNG, 11min .
. 1N0, nacona'rmo. ..
dimi- Frank H a Sou 11 Main 6. N.
Clifford Pbar. lItnIr' Brodie Props
firemen Frank M. 12: 111111111111th 3.11.
Griffin 1'. fl.’ 205 Whihlnytoh 8. N.
manna Jill-ma wIsbia eh eIN
iy evolved a new form of stove. which. I Sh?” ““1099?" 3" alter 300.69!“ hi8
It is confidently asserted. will make a I 1‘9””!!th I 38" months I80. there
saying of, savmty per cent in coal Ihas been a movement on foot to call
This is rather an important item I11I I.Mr Richardson. There were only
these times. and for the sake of both 8 MI members who were not in mm
inventor and public It is to be h0ped10f it. and there either changed their
the new device will shortly be placed I views or they didn t attend last night' a
on the market. Ilnecting.
Ralph Burchard is mourning the 103,. I After Mr. Richardson preached here
of a valuable New Foundignd pup_ I a couple of weeks ago it was stated
which w tel n .46 , ut Ithat he would not return to fits to
I" s e a“ 3hr a under any circumstances and “36th
«W “i“ r. N inernucroas
30111131 Ava. a..N
1.5519911: was. N'Iiiis 36 N:
61.". Maid ,3. 16 Low, 8. N.
Iowans AND piercing sash
' s’c‘didm may 6.13 West Avd. a. N.
PIQTUIRE FRAMING. . 4
Smith G. c. 0614.. Knight and Wall N.
. PLANING MJLLB. 4 .
Cari-run 8 Seymoi’tr Sohvie‘w av. E. N. .
day nights. -
= Frank Fox easily defeated Dana C.‘
Bisseil last evening in the Hefner pool
tournament by the score of 80 to 46.
. For the first few frames Bissell led his
opponent but as soon as Fox had
warmed up to the game he left Bissell
way behind. The game was witnessed
by a large crowd. Edward Bryant ref-
ereed and Joe Gonzali kept the score. .
It is not known yet who will play to
announced." core as aims e. N
DRY eoons.
Iei‘tsrman A. No 8611 84 WWIIIMDII :1 N.
6 o J A811 ‘
amid? 111‘ sla‘cé'.‘ Wishing ’ s..N
' ELEcho morons.
marrow night. The score of last week Enough“ “‘5 um“ was lid N. y- El I c m W E N.. HEIKA GTIN'DO ‘1" M I
. h it ( not wish his name to go be e . Dotti-CI a. fling . c N’., ..
nights; gsgme follows; 0. 25310” 8321?: “In? ‘ 9T$Ileydfigpm I church meetint. It is believwmlzw‘ , FISH AND‘DYBTERC. I . Hoyt; aqua 0th “311511311111. “ Gas rgmdmw SIM“ -.
BI8§°I~ ' ‘ Fgfllst he animal followed. am home, but ”W he Wm reconsider “ll“ stand 0"- dridga Market West End Wis lepton .. AURA HTS." , 1
,7 t, 12 instead he was pick p’by twom ins to the 1e" chi-£991 desire the Bar 81. Bridge a. .1. Outbill Prop. as“: Frank K16 wattl- N.
23—1 21 "l 3 Wagqnulnd carried The dog he “SIS slime“ 10' I: ”93“?“ . FLORISTS. imperial Cite 6‘. N: Meals at all hours.
2., 31 a fine sedated. and .1111. Brrchord matte: gaggxcgfufc: {I’ggemflecgge 311.1111 .1 11. sci. so South 111111, a. N. ears 33mg": vauus. “I
66"} ‘ 391—2 613611421162: 016355313116?” 63‘. 4“? following; report of the Pulpit Commit- 1: FRUIT 61:17:; awe-eerie: av. 11.111111118211111: 0! MNNIK 3‘ “I!" "v . 0|“ 31 GAS HEATER 8W3?
"‘ t u 1 Ruth tee was presented. MON" 6!" '38 - (inflate). . ' 4' ' , . - ‘ ' 4 _
1; 55—2 1:0 den s ”I m w o “it is after prayer and careful deo Morel“ Joseph Oi North om“ "mtg; “Welhinuton 3. N. 1953 mumw'mth “a? _ .
4 11.2 33 about, 9. 111191.119» that we the 111111111. commit~ Funmruns éDaALeneI “on“ NI?“ “was,“ . , ed" 111' sitting room-,.or,.u-
80 it louI I. g‘ tee p at and recommend for your Collins A. J. a 61116 Neath-I N. a3.“ 1114 #1”). fink,” b , . dih‘iit 4 16 th .
exp... 3'an 6t §mm all $13311” rvgmé agreeI £10,113“ a; at: :2: Bedroom Wilaam 117 Nb 6 I3. N. _w .w son “and 3;": 3. N. rary . g 96 we: €17.
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