Evening sentinel, 1887-1926, 1904-04-06

Gas Water
Heaters

than in any previous year.

order at once and be ntnonx the
first to enjoy complete happiness dur ‘
in: hot weather.

—*

CONNIGTIONI FREE.

lliiiilil it Utiiiliilli.

’PHONI.“

r. ..**.‘5

"ll
Specialty Mfg. Co,

71 WA 11?! STREET.
aours nonwALx.
saw Aa‘n sacouoaAso

Electric Motors

FURNIOHIO. lNOTALLED AND R!-
PAIRID. CATIIFAOTION QUAIL.
"ANTIID.

5*. -4.

..,l. ....

Fliiiiliiilliiiliii

rtuuemo.
arrest.

so: in m.
anti as:

rlml'ro.

Tin. Sheet Inert. Copper
and Zinc.

.10 Snow Main Street.
Telephone. 137-0.
South Norwalit. Conn.

Easy To Pick

the proper Wall l’uped Designs from

our splendid stock. There isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar-
tistic Wall Papers in these parts.
Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.
Bole agent for Janeway's and Car-
penter's Wall Paperb

To Order-Mlindow Shades. Pic-
ture Frantes.

SUPPLIES. ARTlSTS'
sarcomas.
- _ SPECIALS. .

.White lCn‘rtaln Poles with Fin-
turea. roe: -_ '

Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. 25c.

Solid on» not Curtain Rods.
3 ft. long. with fixtures. toc.

“Shore-Cut" Can. Opener. cuts
easily. No ragged edge. roe.

Beat Steel Pacing Knives. soc.

PAINTING. paras HANG-
mo. DECORATING.
B1035: OPEN? EVENINGB.

rAirtrnns'

some: or, elements son or.
units rttAv oohrAIli' usaeuav.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely deranae
the whole system when entering it
through the nutacous surfncea. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable phy-
sicians. as the damage they will do In
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall's Catnrrh
Curo manufactured by l". J. Cheney e
00.. ‘oledo, 0.. contains no mercury,
and is taken inl1rnally. acting direct-
iy upon the blood oodhhd mucous surfaces
of the system. In buyinx Halls Ga-
tarrh Care be you set the gen-
ulae. it lets taken nternally and made
in Toledo. Ohio by it‘. .1 Cheney 0 ()0
Testimonials [IN-

Soid by Druuiats.
bottle.

'i‘ahe Hall's Family Pills for consti-
potion.

Prices. 75o. per

iii Gilli! Still Post Boilers

FOR STEAM AND
nor wA'rstt‘ HEATING.

Insures a Warm House. Day and
Night. in Coldest Weather.

Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself

carton & Liilnmod company

96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.

rut" PAPER

557m

we CAN otva voua wontt
none on: AND Arraurtou
now THAN we cut ouamo rue
EXCIlOtNGLY auev saAsoN, ron
THAT naAeoa'rsts ts AN excu-
Laar True 10 HAVE WALL PA-
esa‘mo none. coustosn sow
MUCH seAren AND encased
‘Aho PRITTIER voun' Housa
wouto a: is W wen: ac-rAren.
to males.

l7 IS A FACT THAT OUR WORK-
MEN ARE NEAT.

CALL US ON THE PHONE 136-8.

E. E. Gothamﬁs

10 first Avenue. East Norwaik.

Telephone Cali, 195-2.

1847. ' 1904.
PLUMBING AND STEAM

,- HEATING“
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.

stoneAno nAnnsa.
sLAre AND mt noortao.

Gas and steam Fitting.
Fixtures, Metal Calling.
Have yousssn our stock of

RICHMOND RAHGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS

_, COMPANY.
11 watt‘s'ritae'r. hanAut.

Oas Etc.

‘ IOAT

llaiiy Freight line

NORW‘LK.
SOUTH NORW‘LK.
and NEW YORK.

Steamers l"€fty of Nemalk "
and "Eagle. "

Leaves New York Daily nt 0 p. m.
LOIVUI Norwallt Daily at 6 p. m.
Freight rcceived fro

7a.rn.t05p.m.

IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

. WITH
Capital 1100.000.00
Surplus. $109,000.00

Net Profits. 300300.00

lolielts accounts of Individuals. man-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.

sowm H. MArstaoa. pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vios-Pree
JAcos ht. LAvrou. Cashier.

—.———.

DIRECTOR.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
loslah it. Marvin Samuel Orumman
Christian dwartz Wallace Marv'n

E. H. Mathew-on John H. Light
ﬁred. H. Rowan.

Capital. $1..000000. Surplus. cream
The
Earnlnp Power
of your savings in.
vested with this
Company at 5 per
\cent. is 25 per cent
water then If in
vested at I per
cent: is 43 0-1 per

cent. greater than if invested at 0%
per cent; and 06 23 per tent. greater
than If invented nt 3 per cent.

State Supervision of New York and

Connecticut.

BRANCH OFFICE. 12 so MAIN IT.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers
Mortimer M. Lee I. I... Cohurn
Charles E. Dear John I. Lawrence

Its most time to tools up the matter of

PAINTING

We are headquarters for Devile'a
lead and sine paint. and Longman A
Martinea palnta. both of which are ful-
ly warranted. ~
we HAVE THE Lanoda'r LINE or

IRUEHEE IN TOWN.

We also earl-y a complete stack of

VARNIIHIO. FILLIRI, ITAINB.
COLOR'. FLOOR WAX.
FLOOR FINICHENC.

oils raw and boiled. enamels, gold and
aluminum breezes. halaomlnas. lnalde
and outside cold water paint. root
paints weasan and everything In this
line pertaining to a first class stock.
Don‘t buy cheap stuck it costs as much
In time and labor to put on poor point
an it titles the good and you do not get
the wear from It.

llOISiililK. WITHIN DOW

112 WAIHINOTON STREET.
Phone. 09-0.

SPECML
ma con». duct. LIFE ms. co.

now sells an 10 Payment Illfa Policy
for less than the cost of a 20 Payment
in other companies so investigate be-
fore insuring elects here.

FRED ll. FIELD.
_ .osrilltAt. Adam.
a carrot anticommunist Agent.
umran asmt auuomo,
' as. serum.

PROPERTY OWIIIRS
Witt YOUR RENT:
The Continental Insbranee 00., of
Ilew York. will insure your rents
Malnst ioa'a sustained sy loss or rent-
sin by damage by fire to buildings.
NIT eunews .. “66.50342.

area at: carrots.
‘3Re Rs JV... ‘0‘!” ”.mllk-

- .;.......‘.

7!!! JOHN Us] mlﬁWRtﬂct

ALL alumni; eaAt. asrAre.
NOR7 73% g: NOTARY. STEAM-
he,

1......”— u...—

12 nonfat MAIN eraser.
'rat‘. can. see.

Farrell Ornament But.
tor 2850 lb.
i6 Stricllu Fresh Elias
for 250.
El) Cans Solid Packed
Tomatoes 25c.

A. Stu l l
as COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.

DAIRYMIN AND FRUI7- CROWIRU.

Utorrs Agricultural Experiment Ita-
tlon Bulletins Just issued.
Three valuable bulletins for dniry~
men and frulttrrowers have recently
been issued by the Etdrts Agricultur-

al Experiment Station.

Bulletin No 28, "Dairy Observa-
tions." br C. L. Bench, discusses Ilc.
homing, Milking Records. and t-litltn
Milk h‘cd Calves. Home on a dairy
cow are found to be worse than use
less, and can bc rentowd with bone-
tit to the hard. Careless milkers have
much to do with the etlIciency of a
dairy cow, often causing a shrinkage
of from 12 to ill per cent. By the use
of skim milk, calves have been rais-
ed to six months of age at a cost of
44.6 cents per week, and to two years
of are at a cost of 833.20.

Bulletin No. 29 is also by Profes.
sor Beach and is one or the most val-
ttable bulletins evcr issued by the tithe
tion. it Is ontitlcd “Fire Yenrs' Rec»
ords of a Dairy llcrd." Tables are xiv
on showing the cost of food and the
value of the product of the herd at the
Connecticut Agricultural College for
five years, in 1899 the herd gave a not
loss of $1.33 per cow. in I903 as a re-
sult of selection and "weeding out"
the herd gave a net profit of 121.09 per
cow, This change was made. by keep-
ing a careful record of each animal.
disposing of the unprofitable ones.
and buying new ones. the average cost
of each being only $12 50 Nothing was
done in Improving this herd which
cannot be done In any dairyman.

bulletin No 30. ”Spraying Notes for
1903." by Id. It liennett, is the first
bulletin along lmrticultural lines the
Station has issued Last year Mr. Ben-
uctt assisted in spraying some 11,000
trees lll J Ii. linic‘s orchard at South
Glastonbury. and noted tho work. re
sults of which are here givun. Cucum-
ber and Melon ililxht are diseases
which have put many tionecticut grow-
ers out of business. These diseases

ware controlled last your by thoroughly

spraying with Bordeaux Mixture.

.... of the bulletins are fully illus-
trated. unit will be sent tree of cum
to citizens of Connecticut. Requests
for copies should be sent to the Direc-
tor of the Storm Agricultural hinterl-
ment Station. 8mm; Conn.
CHAMIERLAIN’I COUCH REMEDY,

TH! MOTHER'. FAVORITE.

This remedy has won the confidence
and esteem of mothers all over the
country. it has been in use for oror
thirty years during which time many
million bottles have been used. There
Is nothing so prompt and effectual as
this remedy for the relief and cure of
coughs and colds and in the treatment
of croup It is the main reliance in
many homes. while its use in cases of
whooping cough shows that it robs that
disease of all dangerous results. It
contains nothing injurious and there is
no dnnscr in giving it to children. For
sale by SillisoPoweil Corporation.
Cliftotd Phnmaty, Pierce liridgc. Phsr
army and Zeitfuss Pharmacy.

PRIDICTO END OF THE WORLD.

CHICAGO, April 6.4Thc end of the
world in ninety years has been predict-
ed by Dr. John Robertson at the Evan-
gelic services at the Flint Presbyterian
Church in Austin. "The day of Judg-
ment is at hand." lie said, "roughly
speaking about two thousand years
have elapsed between each coming of
the Lord. After he created man it was
2 .000 years until he appeared again and
9.000 more until the coming of Christ.
Reasoning by inductive analogy, the
end of the world and "the coming of the
Lord are not for distant. He is about
due for the fourth time, and this time
he will come as a Jttdze."

TACOMA ILICTIONa MIXED.

TACOMA. Washington. April s—The
ciw elections have mttlted in a mix-
ed result. The Democrats elected
George P. _ Wright mayor, and four
councilman and the Republicans elect-
ed the controller. treasurer and four
councilman.

' New York. expect to take possession

B'iiliii

ltdmrrd Merritt has returned from
Hall in New Yorli.

it‘deln llrush‘a launch is in commit.»
sion for the scenes.

Charles ltnley, oi' Northport, l... l., ,1
has lately mm d to Cove menu-1.!

.\lrs. sheen. or l’oughlteepulc N i.,
is visiting rtlatites in Betta P nco.

Miss liaaei L‘nnileld. of WiaaMIIKlOB
flirt-mi is llpt'ntllux her Easter \scation }
in Duubury.

The regular prayer meeting will be
held tonight, at the East Avenue Me... -
odist Church.

William Jenkins, of Long Island city,
has been visiting friends in town for
the. past few days,

Quite a number or residents are at
present ufiIicted with severe cords, the
result of sprint; weather.

Several curly birds are engaged in
the work of mainly their gardens in
anticipation of early produce.

bilateral of "it! sidewalko about town
are being repaired, and ashes which
haw accumulated in yards durinl the
winter are being used for this purpose

it is hoped that Robert Carr. who is
at the Norwaik Hospital, will be sum.
clontly recovered at the end of the
week so tltal he can be removed to his
home here.

Mr. and Mrs. II. it. Nowell have re-
turned irum Danbury. where they went
to attend the wedding of hire. hierritt‘s
niece, Miss M V. Linstcr to George
tliibcrt Durant Jr. .

Richard Bland. who has taken till
Sunday, while attcndinx church has
not Men able to resume his duties at
f.’ Hotnedlc u 's More as yet. He is slow-
ly improving,

Thornton lv‘. (,‘uttfieid, who has been
employed at Mt. Vernon. as ninht op-
erator in the Western Union oftice, has:
accepted it position as day operator at
New Rachelle, for th. (Jousoildatedl
road.

h‘iuunders are said to be biting well;
now. and at number of' ilahcrmtul are
taking adtantage of these fine days to i
no down the harbor after them. 5111- l
tral large catches huts been reportc‘u
lately.

Large numbers of tramps pass-
throosh the town daily and a number!
of the beggars have become quite in

thcrn food or aims. it is hoped that.
some of thtm will be. arrested food so.
not to put a stop tu the nuisante.

The 010' in xoid which was supposed '
to go to“ ll Riggs" from the Bridgei
Pharmacy tor guessing the number of
beans in a bottle, was not Won Mi
Richard )1. Rings of South .\'orwnlh.i
us hit. Riggs slates himself. it was
found Ilptrn int estigatlon that the mon-
ey belonged to Richard Swwnc). Mr. '
Pierce who wrote out the ticket for
him thouxht that his home was Riggs i

The pool game at llufnet' s last crew.

in a vittur) for Iflt‘ latter by a score:
of 100 to H “'1 item Wicks acted n~.

'iunturttm etching there will be u
some uttWeen F. liotnnn and D. \‘ash!
with rated" .i’

was as follows:

Brown.
ill 053
ill « 9
22 ill-«2
till—<2 iii
itl~l l9
til 24
ll 29
80—4 Ill-~3
S9~l 39
913 H
100
ROWAYTON. ,

Chums Snifhn of Ruwayton, was.
taken with a sci-ere attack of 1110““)st
ytuterday. l“

Charles Petty and in Kinens are at i
Sound Reef lodar enjoying the data
fishing .

Charles Bloom has moved into liar-
vey Ackurt’s house in ltowuyton ure-
nne. Mr. Bloom is the gardner for
John Sherman Hoyt, or Contentment
Island. ‘ .

Erery. house in Rowayton is now
said to be occupied, and there are none
for rent. New Yorkers will have to
engage board soon if they would he
residents here thitt season.

The Oﬂlciai Board of thc Rowsyton
Methodist Episcopal Church. hold A‘
meeting, Monday night. A deficiency
of,hbout 875 was reported In the year's
expenses, and it Is proposed to meet
this at once so that the neat confer-
ence your will lit: commenced free of
debt

Herbert Dutnult and Leland Close.
the boys who set fire to the grass near
the Rowayton Baptist Church, Monday
afternoon. ware considerably frighten-
ctl at the commotion they caused, hire.
C. H. Godfrey telephoned for the Muse
Company to some to the scene.

Mrs. Henrietta Raymond la malt-
in; exteuive improvements and re-
pairs' to her place in Raymond
recently occupied by
well-known artist. who has moved

Larchmont. lire. Raymond will more

‘into the house herself in a short tine. |
John Sherman Hoyt and fandlr, 0!

of their handsome residence on Con.
tentment island. April to. A force of'
painters are at work with other men.
making a number of extensive. Ian-l

prov smenta to the (funds.
«at...

Real estate in Ito quit. ac-
at present.u

vo inst
moods propetty.la Ro'wnyton ave-

nue. near the post olicehaa
bed.

'm
Chlrlﬂ -

‘IIW if m
thﬂ-Ofthcnﬂrtpdmlt

II Namath i W
has

Hate James H. Olmstead.

street
[in ion dLBurdock Blood Bi
J an ‘ "h“, never falling muscular; inay liver.

chanced, had‘ been “furnished.

aadttisx
attic-

5W. ' u
manor. Hr. Bell was b in '

--n. April 0.1824. and went to tit
hard when very round As pearl ev
own one in Stamford news . -
Identified with public ﬁrst to 1
years The burning of e To a ll
had a personal interest 1' him. as
wada member of the bu inn - , ..
tee under whose directiou the Hall ‘5
III

built. This committee was an i
at a town meeting held .lsn.t

in Ill? 8 the balcony in the assembly-
hali was built under the direction at
Mr. Bell, Samuel l-‘ossonden and I!
In 1899
Bell presented the town clerk's ones
with a framed portrait of \ir. Forem-
3011', which remained there until the
re

-—

DARIEN AND ‘HNORO’I‘ON

.ilre. nuance and Airs. Clarence Clock
spent yesterday in llnthel.

The infant dauchter of Dr, J. W. Av-
my in quite ill with pneumonia.

Mrs. Jamta Rum-ur- and family
Stamford are visitnz ‘tfrs.
Clock.

Miss Stella Austen spent Easter no
the guest of Miss Ethel Staples. of
Brooklyn

Robert L. (lilette is working at at:-
Nally's lIVcry stable. in Stamford, at
present.

—Jonca' flour 79 etc. per. box at
Street's cash grocery.

A meeting of the Ladies Aid Saciety,

of
Clarence

of the Congregational Church, will be'

held this afternoon

The new bell which Is to be install.
ed in the tower of the school house, ar-
rived yesterday and is at the. freight

station. it will he put in place next
week. .
Yesterday afternoon a meeting of

the King's Daughters of the throat-c-
gatlounl Church was held at the horns
of Mrs. G H. Noxorr.

Many automobiles pass through here:

daily non. but they do not seem to
speed as fast. as they did the latter
part of last season, probably for the

reason that the chauﬂeure have not,

becomc familiar enough with them yet.

WESTPORT.

SallKJItlt‘k llosc Company that last:

night tor rogulur business.

Karl A. “also and Vt'IIn haw returun

ed from a visit with friends at \\ hite
Plains Y. ,

The Misses Josio and Susie Kceict.
of Brooklyn N. Y.. spent Easter Su'n-
day with rnlntitee here.

The Telephone Company has replac-
ed the old cable
recently. with s new one.

W. if. Burr spent

yesterday in

patient to people who have refused 1 Bridgeport, loading up with a variety ! Toral operating extremes”

of seeds for planting and flowers.

Pretty neat sum, that reamed by
tht Suck Social all ﬂuuﬁdtutk Moth“-
dist Church, owr 150. There‘s .1. ulnt
for those aspiring to blip the public
library fund out

Friday night \‘lxllunt Engine Com-
pany opens its fair. The annual 1'Vt'nt
is certain to crowd Washlnxton hall,
and many BOVrzlllt‘e‘ latt‘ promised.
tsir dates are April-ll, 15 Ind it}.

'lhe tneetiuu of Cr Part). lear-
nter's club Monday stunt. brought
to a finish the season tluod Rund-

lug mutt-sun Charles which rated 7(- iwcre diactb'laed Then; m no other other eotalnuofabout’ so
MN “1‘4 ”WWII "“011 10” "WW“ ences of opinion non regarding the‘ Year. Thlsis considered“

economy in ur necessity on good
roads, but that the t are Illnlt‘llal r pus:

rcftnc and C. L. Marshall us scorer. lamp. here for some time Is not “Hmong. sting expenses at‘tllh per-ttt
Monday nittht' s meeting of tho mush-

cal society, in Conan-national Church.‘

The “W" mi‘l l‘thlnhl while it looked the sltrnc'ith-nvas that “10‘1"“!!!an W15 INT. t‘lfﬂinﬂ- R

surrounds these. montniy sessions In

“‘0‘“- hornes of the members, proud to bclﬂminﬂ I0! bettemeata

a musical trout in every since, and

‘ set end to none of the many offered by
‘lhis popular organisation.

1 he orua'n

. recital was the chief feature.

-a..~_...-.... 5-...

WESTON.

n s. Coley has been conﬁned to the:

house for two weeks, with lamp.

Ralph Barrett, of Norwalk. ls visit»
lug his aunt, Mrs, ii. 0. Chase.

Miss Louise Smith has spent u few
days with rellllVPn' in Nurwulk.

Mrs. Theodore Hamilton ill lhc truest
o-f friends in 'lhe Norwhlka. this week

bliss Kent, of Brooklyn: he: spent

weral days with Mrs Joel Godfrey.

Miss Alma l‘anton, tri' Aspetuck.
spent last week with Mrs. V. Godfrey.

Ernest Beers nill no this ygoelt. to
Brockton‘ Mass" to spend some
months.

Mrs W. H. Huributt and Mrs. C, '1‘.
Gregory. of Cannon, spent Tuesday
with Hrs. Mabel Fitch.

mo. \l. J. Sherwmd has been ill
with a metro attack of measles. Mine
Hattie Gould a‘nd Miss Alice Andrews.
are also victlﬂis.

i. t‘. b‘anton will start for St. Louis
on the 18th. inst. to We arrange-
mentu for the Connecticut State Azrl-c
cultural exhibit, of Vlt'ltfh he has bot-n
appointed superintendent.

The Easter services pt the Congrega-
tional Church. on ' “some very
interesting and enjoyable, d attend-
til by a inure audience, but mornins
and evcning.1‘hers was communion
and reception of manners; also a upw-
lal musical program. and a press-bins
service the partner. Hr. Shins)“. bath;
assisted by Rev. Joel hos, of Hart-
ford. both morning and etching. The
“Holy Cit). " wna I'endercd in a mo-t
pleasing manner, by hills Eva Ferris

._._,._.._...

-A laay liver as a

oAanuartr nofMln't's'rsnaot

Fowler a... Not revs
indlvlmsai Communion ups. _
era-scum”: N. 115111111 1—.
Bishop Chiﬂaa if. you all. D. 1)., of
Bud’alo, declined to later

“Morales " i3

gm “MM. INDY.
because ind vi

communion

Interim
manllahle W

“3?.‘352
ﬁzz

use..."

"lib-sateen“!

«local-unﬂa-

damaged by the lee‘ '

'10?“

is ﬁnnemi'hl, ‘

“W"

. .. 0‘
IOWA 5.“??? h

We 'l

m posit tr
committedﬁuieidlu .
his (other. but i. e we
circumstances made ii.
“With that he was. it
should so to New
train in the morning “‘2?
body if osaihie. lie! t,
inn-taint at thl‘ letter ».

Ht: h It. Franklin eon!
I

l k r

. "ﬁrthhﬂfufh told The rte
tf’ I it h It it .
lter part of last oulili‘. 1m: "’7‘
1 been heard from since

"Mr. Franklin has to"
known in this city lie
in' some labor orxan
“ﬁllet?! inc men’sm - ~
w ‘t. o cr’s t.
010:0 men wit 0 “cw“
him in these a ,‘letieh sa * i“;
dd not think he an in' b
when he left Danbnry.
"Mr Franklin 1‘1:er

one who “0:11“!
fail lie d ecnvl'naltl
Thomas rtan, fo'rme i‘

and was supposed to hove
return to his home in t i
seen goinz in the disco n‘“ “
(‘cntcr and sea reconlﬁd . "
the neighbors who yr're ,
with him. Since that 1100‘
had been unable to die
of him. A suspicion t
[tune Into the woods

land taken his life lcd n
,no trwo of him was Mllhd'
5.2,."

-5...

none woman one.

' Despite Watgbury
‘ for dirt

iloldcrs oi the sour

rent bonds of the (ion -

way A LIB-ml Co. 3“” ‘-

in the good sho lull . .

by this concern for the 9m ‘ . ,

of last year and also 961,1- ~

tor the first tuo month's stilts 7001' '

compared with the 1.

months or. last year.

'i‘ hc- . earnings for the at
in" Dec 31 we re ‘I

merit a

Total net income . =

-th earnings ...... .. .
interest charges ........ '.

Net profits .........

This excellent shoirin
spite the prolonged strike to
bury. ehich terminated on M
in' a victory for the eompon
count of this strike the gross .
increased $33. 1’67 in Jul 9“”.-
This loss was more thod'

The comparative atateih' "
months of January and i"
this year and last. eioV’“

Showlﬁg.
it is stated that Ihr- to‘rdphit

.0 per cent or the turnouts,
this percentage can be redial.

mom- y has been spent out at

Considerable attention 3%
drawn to the C. R. A l. Ctln
fairs of late in consequence;
lief by many that the GUI
trai‘lroad is still in the hold
. u roment ad more
‘0 Holley, ‘ |

Diocese of «outset-«real;
"01010 Ottawa

The twelfth local nee

Daughters of the Kind to

Connecticut will b.- pm a

at the Good shepherd, hto

., 310’s i i tilts ,“l

c o y commun on tr

ed 4,9130 o'l-cetk. by til &

Chauncey B Bic ‘3 tr.

by the Rev G 't".

illt‘lah. This servicti :l

by a‘ bualnqse meeting in;

or house. Aaumn

let reports will be real

tary. and ﬁve minute

given chhy set crai mem

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