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colloctod daily. Tiny should be clan.
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good man. VV V V V V
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vigitorc in Bridgeport. Saturday
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Mrs. Dottie 112919111 is improving 3 DW WHERE/Ill“ 7;“ .251}
nicely after hdl‘ 1117011110in 11111888. V2 03113 ALASKA SALMON. ;__ ... 35¢
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The monthly xieeting of the Juanita 2 cans BARTLETT YEARS " """ 25°
01111111; Club willVVbe 11911111113 evening. 3 ““3 11111.1( ------------------- 25¢
A o. Wicke. of Jersey City, spent RobortSmltH
Sunday with Iiis sister. Miss Flaie
G. Wicks of Bette 19.1.1111... iii-D. Rowa'yt'dny c.1111;
Joseph Lockwood has taken a posi-
tion as chef on the Rosedale. of the
Stamford New York i.lno
Mrs M. McKi'uiitry villi commence ‘
her lecturge for the week, at the Ads
vent Gaul-cu. 93111111111111r evening.
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119w'111h9 ed the class can
ing which that h'el yesterday inclining
at the East Avenue Methodist Church.
Rev. Lewis .Mool‘e pastor of the
Norvvalit' Met 0dist Church. preached
yesterday eve in: at the East Avenue
Church. in she use with Rev. E Cun
nlngham.
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1111111; will b'tl a special meeting 01
the: Pastime Athletic Club tomorrow
night 1111791 the class meeting. and Mr.
Daly desires all members out to pre- summer.
£3311. for the exhibition, 'lhursday Admiral and Mrs. Lowe of Norman.
The pool tourxtdmont‘ match tonight
at Hal‘ner's will be one of the most
interesting of the series, and will
doubtless call out the litigant attend-
once of any so far.'1‘hc match will be
betweenld .Bryalit, rated 100 111111 H
W. Taylor rated 80. Tayloi has done
some phenomenal playing since the
tourmtlheut opened. The winn r of
the match this evening will play Wil-
liam Wicke for the first prize. That
match will decide the contest in the
first class.
Weekly bulletin of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church: Monday;
8 p. 111., annual meeting of the Sunday
schodl hoard for the election '01 chic-
ors. All membc‘r's requested to be pr'es-
out Tuesday, 7: 115 p. 91., class mdet-
ihg; probationers nice 11: at same
time in primary room Wednesday,
p m., Ladies' Al. Thursday. 7. 45 p.
111.. p'r‘nyer meet us. F11day.7 :'45 p.
m., JuaVlm Band. Sunday. 10: 30 a. m. ..
the Rev. J. E. Adams. D 1)., presiding
older, will preach and afterward con-
duct the fourth quarterly conference
A pleasant surprise was given
ter Ernest Flatt. Friday eyeuin'gn his
home, No. 36 Osborn avenue. mes
__.—.
2‘Vdencc neai King's End Landing, No-
b. w: v11. 11.111.11.11.
of Bayaidou 11.1 In of Brook-
side whoC have boon vlslttba Mr. and
11' .0111. p, 01 Rowayton aver
again for one of the few tlmea‘ this
. . 1191114191 continues
“ground?
7 ‘ in.” 11 '
c. has dbedh gin"
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.1 . .1111... .. .. 11151111111 vacuums
names AND sanction.
For 1111‘ 111111111 of “tile ablatio- ct
Dorian. a news bulletin board and an
1399".“ 9311011 ha spoon pta’,
W .11....
publication, but so a guarantee of no“
faith all item: man a cloned. Agents
for he Evenln ntlncl in Barton :11
Thaddouo 11.1.1 1- slauaon 111111
Wallace 31.95”». sent to any
of tho abovb will ridalvo prompt at-
tontlon. _
‘11 111‘ «out '
Mr. and MTS.“J; D. Crimmins. .11.,
are expected in Darlen soon for the
are expected to return from Washing-
ton this month
It; is reported; that William Burden
of New York has rentch a home on
Coilender‘s Point.
Chris Felsinger is doing a rushing
Rdsinesu at his new wood yard at
log s End Bridge.
i
he Jolly 'l‘Ven will give a dance and
masquciade lit the Town Hall Tues-
day evening. March 27.
Mr. Gilchrist of New York intends
to purchase property on the Collen~
er’s Point road and make his home
t are.
Mrs A. H. Renshaw, her mother and
sister. have rooted 11 summer rosi-
roton from May 1.101 the summer
months
John Halloifah who recently sold
his property on Mansfield avqnuo has
purchased a lot from Hatch and Bailey
and intouds to erect a new maidcnce
for himself.
A nl'tmher of New York parties have
summer.
‘. it
VFathur il‘lldnnall ll'cillias
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1011111 111 11111, 1.1.9111. turn
turtbor
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was. one of the local trolloyln'en. had
7 has: returned today. 1.
1 WW ' é"; Thai'e
The Rowliytdn‘iiha‘t‘ 111 fi'b‘li'an 11va 150110? to " '
adamant of 1191111111.. ion the comics
Material improvements and
changes WMQM been 199111199 ‘39 an
is to be a model one. There is no rea-
son why ttVV ah91l not than)”
of a large rdtifoifil
ers during the 911111111111 season. .
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-Soothes itching skin. Heals cuts
or burns without a scar. Cures piletl
eczema. salt rheum. any itching
Doan‘s Ointment. Your Vdrugglst sells
Tc Criticisms In Regard;
Continued From First Page.
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privileged to 11111.1 it
the Knights of saying,
C 11111 as.
among" other 11111111117 113.11 b
membership bollev in God and in
Jesus Christ: thatt
11le that that-‘9 stage
did not constitute themselves the arm
‘ters of William right or wrong. 1101'
did they lay clalui to be the canton
labs of the morality pf the entire com
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frequently given in every city of con-
V'sidorable size in this state and are
patronized by the
i allt'lc's. Those e ie‘rtalnméats or
ever intciife‘ted with by the lot-a
authorities 99V
cause they ve been able to dlscrim4
lnate between them and entertain-
ments likely to create disorder.
lured. intellectual highly
tum it W118 said that it would tend
to lower the moral tone of the com
munity.
Father 0' Donnell cl
Catholic people of Norwalk yi‘cld nolh
law to any other class oi our citizens:
that they knew quug from right;
or leading to disorder.
When seen later Father 0' Donnell.
guest and teacher for the evenlng.‘
8U NDAY ENTERTAINMENTS.
Prelude at First Methodist Episcopa
Church by Rev. W. W. T. Duncan.
Rcv. W. W. T. Duncan in the Firs
Sunday Folertainments as follows:
1 tEdVVVVVV
settled down to farming and it is d
pleasure to note that the undortaklnf
proved profitable to him the past 11111
{Von Dave is not new at the occupy.
on.
0193:“ @9th111
Tc'Sunday Loclurtnh
the cityV and town omclals to prevent
disorderl VthlVorl 9 should any ever .
111‘ to slits he'EEmwa-m ‘ He Visor- .
denounced
hit 7
He brelly sketched the principles of
ulld up,
not destroy; broaden and enlarge. not
contract; encourage, .11 not
and that the men who constituted its
11190011111313,
ey were church-
mcn who were taught to practice bo'
aevoience and charity. They recog-
others in the
community than themseIVes that they
He stated, moreover. that lectures
and other 1111111111 entertainments are
t people in their
1111111197 individuals be-
Wlth great regret be was compelled
to say that it was reserved for the
town of Norwalk to hear the first pro
.test ever made in the whole history
01 the state against a lecture by a cul-
trained
priest. who came here, to tell a refined
audience of the undying glories of the
land of his ancestors. And of this lec-
ed his address
by emphatically dec ariug that the
log in they i‘dvyalty and obedience to
that they can discrt'ttlinate between
what is orderly and what is disorderly
speaking of the opposition to Father
Shortclio's appearance here. said: ".Our
people feel the slight put upon the
talented priest who is to be their
Methodist Church last night spoke on
We are very glad indeed to find ex-
11.? Scott' .
the best
d golds. rfcctV 'ycasy and
iii tile saute ti". 0 gets the
" lgc‘stwc functions in a
oddit' tron so that ordinary...
food can be eaSily di-
1 .
run down and 1 your food
doesn’t nouriSh you.
SCOTT it BOVINE. 1m Pearl Street, New York.
with 1. 11113101... tone. on Sunday is
not discussed
' We appreciate fully. with our friend
the genial rector of Trinity Church
'with whom we always enjoy a mail a-
alon, the need or a wise discrimina-
tion. but we feel also that discrimina
tlon often leads to injustice. One of
the moat prominent legal authorities
of our city has told me repeatedly that
111 the matter 01 gambling we have
discriminated. in favor of the churches
to the detriment .01 111 00081111111101,
have opposadaxp gain
111:1. .1111 have toibl'atod 11: at“?
11910111111 Now .110 1119 111111
dglncnt columnists 111-. oHouse of
We are not willing that men
111'
that via d'enou co in the iodg'o’a what
we" 11111111 in 1 c church and because
I am a clergyman and a c hiirchman
myself, i am all the more free to speak
plainly on these matters for this com-
munity knows by this time that l have
no sym matliy with any antichurch
spirit w ethcl ll be directed against
Catholicism 01' Protestantism.
l have no fear at making Bunday ob-
servdnces as a subject ridiculbua, for
I am not seeking to enforce personal
convictions by law. but to educate mo-
ral sentiment. 11nd each man must
seek to educate others along the line
of his own convictions.
Reside this there are three or four
thousand people in this community
who desire that our custom or ex
clad-lug Sunday entertainments shall
continue. They are among the most
progressive and intelligent of our citl
zoos. and to them our cities owe much
of their prosperity They have a right
to lepreaentatlon in the pulpit and
press and he whose own convictions
harmonize with that“. has no need to
apologize for his position.
We believe with Mr. Ready that the
minister should seek to save souls.
but we also believe that to improve
the moral tone of the community and
resist social and civic evil is one of
the many ways of soul saving. in
this we bollctc our colleagues the Re
man Catholic clergy to be in entire
accord with us. for only last fall F-a
lhcr blaher rét' tor of St Joseph's
church united with clprgymon of all
denominations in protesting against
lawlessness in the matter of slot ma
chines. Sunday liquor selling and the
general neglect on the part of clli
zone of their civic dudes
if We remember col'rectly a Roman
Catholic pliant of Wa'tcibury. who was
Vfornmoily very popular in this town
has been active in civic reform while
in New Jersey the Roman Catholics
have been stirring the state in similar
matters.evlden11v not believing that
the oll‘lclals will do their duty without
the heads of the churches " ‘We
should arouse public sentiment on this
subject for there are many things
which the law allows that are morally
hurtful and a discretionary power is
left with the mayors who should be
obedient to the best motel sentiment
of the people.
MORE ABOUT SUNDAY ENTER»
TAINMENTS.
1
Another Correspondent Boilevca Rev.
Mr. Duncan is m ht.
Vgést‘e'd. Try it" it you are 11‘
shall be able to say truthfully of up 1
it ’I t!
it 1111 111111111 “‘1‘
fig? 111 lint .3511. for his“ 1111110111
rch‘.‘ it is not one bit worse
than 11 lecture or moving pictures; its
merely another way of amusement 'and
a way to get. money on Sunday. 11
we shut down 011 one amusement we'
ought to Vshut down on all and if this
is simply for the benefit of the chulch
why do they not have 'it in
church? V
A SUPPORTER or ti‘HlBillGHT.
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GETiTHI RlGl'lT KIND.
if you are tlouhled villh Piles and
11111131 111111 a cure. try Witch Hazel
Salvo but be sure you get that made
yE- C. Dertt & 0)., Chicago. it
1% the original. it you have used
itch Hazel Salve without being re
killed it is probable that you not hold
'01 one of the many worthless counter-
felts that are sold on the‘ reputation
at tho genuine DoWitt' s Witch Hazel
311111.8qu by The Clifford Ph‘ur
many.
p."
VETERINARY REl'NVSTATED.
r“...
Dl‘. Frank G. Atwood, of New Haven
Withdraw: Suit.
HARTFORD March 19 «As a result
of conciliatory action taken at a recent
meeting of the Connecticut Votclinmy
Association in this city Dr. Frank G
twood of New Haven has been rein-
stated as a member of the 1.910.111.1101»
On his pan he has withdrawn a suit
i'or $20. 000 damages brought against
the association because it dosbarred
him tiom memlu'lsbip for advertising
lace that action bv the association.
r Atwood tendered regularly his
dues and now receipts have been sent
him by the association's tr'xeasuici
WONDERFUL BUT FREE.
it is a fact that more people we be
ing cured by tho use of Cornells‘ Kid-
ney and Binddel Cure 014115611895 of
those organs titan by any other rome-
dy befolo the public 'l‘iy it and be
convinced that there is nothing claim-
ed for it 111111 11 will not do. Sold bv
Glendening and Company. Norwnlk;
all drug stoles, South Nowaik. P1icc
50 cents. '
Elsie—~"wlial's 111111, daddy?"
Rather—"A cow.“
Elsie-“Why ?"~Punch.
..
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FOR SALE BY.
Charles E. Dow.
HARDWARE.
11a WASHINGTON STREET.
Shana 117—4.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
the .
' sortable prices.
ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 547.
. TWO SOUTH NORWALK MEN IN
LUCK.
. y monitor to tlllli ‘V‘bn't
11111111" imitate 91111111101101”.
com the whip, banhhtv the (inn?
tilllii and 11.11.11.111. tile hair tools.
0111- iiolllcoi ocular application
1. worth 111m bolme oi the loulu
you and lo know. '
"Mathew: 1.111 "11'.
will 111111.411 alvtu.‘ 119111..
FOR 8
V CLIFFOV D LVTEVHVAYRNIACY.
01: lb.
10c lb
FlVHltn are; '
Slacoea,
Sliced Salmon, 101: lb.
Whltc'HaIlbut, 121: lb.
Wenkflch, 8c lb.
Smelt, 121: lb.
Shad, 101: lb.
Boiled Lobster: on Saturday.
Opened Ciawand Oysters, 30c qt.
pm. other mi: of fresh fish at rea-
DttC t‘OSS.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND overt-:11
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East: End of Washington Street Bridge.
South Norwalk
WilliamH. Meeker
General
Computer and Plumber
STEAM HEATING.
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
perience.
llatcr 81.. South Norwalk.
Both had Endowments paid them
this month in the (‘onnl General Life
lus. Co The investment was so good
they insured again in the same com
pany. Why don't you?
F. H. FIELD, General Agent.
United Bank Bldg. 80. Norwalk, Conn
Tglcphono 336V—5.
FURS!
Seldom have we had so nae a stock
of Furs. There never was a more pro
pitlous time tor buying any Furs. We
have a great variety of beautiful Sets
to choose from at low prices. Cloaks.
Suits, Children’s Coats and Dresses
A full line of line Millinery to be sold
at low prices. Call at
The Fair link and 11181111,
'3' WASHINGTON STREET.
IO. NORWALK. CONN.
buy’rll'co 1.1.1.1111... You ,
we do the work in the very
will be glad to submit filth ,
your work.
thing you need for the decor '
if your house inside or out. V
dished
11-01131 VICTOR
our. MINUTE 'riiou nitric
EUROPEAN PLANu'
our room- a special 1.1111111. “i
and Electric Light. throughout
cry room heated.
1111ch 1115113011119“.
Finely stocked Cats in goon
A full lino of Ackor, Mor III C '
dlt Coo celebrated Winca. quudl’o
cigara always on hand.‘
1'. J. SULLIVAN. Proud
Telephone Call, 898—4.
Fine Budding L ‘VV
IN NORWALK PARK
For sale at very low light".
Restricted Property.
For prices, particular and “1111!;
Address
Jacob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,VV"|.
5 Railroad Ave.. So. Nofiidl'i'
111: JOHN 1. tiwdiivc
AUENOIES.‘
ALL‘ INSURANCE, REA}. Ea
MORTGAclho. NOTAi-lY.,
BOAT TICKETS PROBATE IO
PATENTS SECURED. : " 7"
I OOUH MAIN STREET..
Tel. Call, 408.
.oav
u
EVERY LADY'S DRESSING OMAN-l
BER.
it“s...“
.nl—o
should be equipped With a dainty.
snow white oncoloco “Standard" For!
ceiain Enameled Lavatory. '
Have you e1 or stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient It ‘w . id
be to have hot and cold running
.i'
)
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
firm: run.
in liloct November 13, 1905.
been looking o'ysr the Mulgrew pro-
monthly on Collcnd'or’s Point road with
E 1119611 avle'w to purchasing it. There is a
i co
were played after which a toggling
lunch was adrved Among tho§
out 11 re the Misses Sadieo'%
Ethel Bmlilings. Clara Edmoud
prcsslons of opinion in the local press
on the question of Sunday onbertaim
.menls. We believe neawpa'pera contro-
veray when concerned with moral
South Norwn l1. Conn
Bill Nlllllllll BANK
court-1 NORWALK. court.
water in your dressing chamber, 7‘.‘
lug apartment of first floor toilet '
room? its presence vvould Mort! M
the hlgest degrce of combat.
Dear Sir
. Alter reading letter penned by Rev.
“residence and 350‘“ 3 “"93 0‘ land M1. Duncan l c'tinnot help but admire
Benson, Marie Chambers F —'---'.—-—— - V V
Bowne. Gladys 8111111101. 11111191 Gam- Abel Dance has pitrchased six acres 235:3“; bflfifigd‘gigiflam" 3:15 bled ”$1333" 1 siiit'iiigii‘liowfl'tbgvri': LIAVI .001." NORWALK F0“ TRAN'A97.A°INEBM- IANKlNG We Will E‘adll’ “We you prion. . 1"
ble.- Gertrude Hayes and Harol1lPlatt of land from the Cornell estate and that may wrongs now deeply 1001011 We idiow'is :31 m “1.7”; we“). WOV RK. IUOINEOQ. . plumbers are 1111111111 compound.
Minor Gamble. Chandler Lambert resold the stile to Alexander Reed. 11 our social life would. up“... have 3‘11"- for a martin Mr Dilutions place 1-1: “I“ ii. a, .2 . __ i "'1!!! Charlton. honest and ”“3”“- .
Tracy Clar Charles Miller. Fied This makes his land 11 perfect square. 1“,“ had the dueslions they involve V0 ”5;; ck a brolhcr preacher for a 8-50' 1: 55 7. 4 8. 8." 40!. 0113!. ' I:V .. . V
Sherwood . 'aul Bartram. Earle Bar- and now contains nearly fifty acres. 'besn openly discussed in the press and thin“ :1 this kind but when done in 91”,; 9:56 1:03", i1. 812' “38‘ 0AM": '3 1m Horac. R N“
tram Margin Clark. Lester Plait making one of the ilnest properties ul its at the time of their Jump, 8 d ' 11 1 . it 1.1% 1. 06.11:17x. $100 000 no . .
Ward Militia. Walter Thompson. Al In iJarlcn. €101? ““3" “ ”Mk “dim?“ em“) un1 it VP?“ . 4”1 1‘ 05 3' 05!. 3‘37 ’ ' ...
lcn Thompson. Leander Cummings . . Concerning the present issue we 1““;‘jdhb" 33...? 11116112931: :oait'llow $30: {331133. 0' 34- 5493. 7-173. CORNER MAIN AND W 01‘
and Meat Plut- ‘ WELTPORT #1111 lo 111-9131111111le9 the main point 1'1'1‘111 :1 his 1111111 to be done for the ' ”lg-1:1 g'g’o'gzfln 0111111 Norw- 11. co ,
' ' tour conten on, w 1011 has been com 1; bu h as an thin e se and .— llndléo. .. ..
.ROWAVTON. Wm 11‘» the ”.11an l'ontinol. ill _pletely overlooked in all the replies. 2301:?“ 02:00: 1ng tennis; lesgnl' lights ”4‘18." 11. 51:. 5 x. 3' US. I.“ ___._.' ' ~ DRVID w um‘
Wort, an I. DI Iovpnnl qndV Wm. mnamoly that the sunday culortaltl-' pm ”.3; no: 3- 05 . - EDWIN H M H .
swarm “1.3“": If”. Nil”. .‘VVfl'd‘a‘l‘o V 1113 61119.1“! m r1111111111 are 9131:1191}: 91111191111 angler the VV 1: 13.81001: 81"”: 9. 17512311933013. Jon" H' i: IWION. Pm. mg“: pm
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Orders untto 103111 110de ll Hairy Sherman bad business at the moral chm-actor. nor denied their with 1 VAX—14:60. 5: “95:5: 50. I: 00:. I103. - 0'11 Mar. m "I'll ”- 1111111
[.99ij WW county court house in Bridgeport eat- 'gloua tone. Our one contention fronx ' ‘0' 91001110:031. 19: 01. —-—.. Radon». I Washington V ,
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We (rpm South Rev. Warren P. lauders preached flex-slalom determination to charge “Q“m’YWWd‘V' EVA-313 3‘4“. 4:03. 4: 88 S: 08:, 113:. Nita-RMM“ a“?! “3”“ h -W.W,.W
X in ll'alriicid Congregational Church hnlsslon and sell tickotn In evidence begun: proof 1 " {135.8101}; : 00:: 025919028. J l R. All”; Milt! memo lf'
yesterday this fact If they were religious so 1. "m. 11:001.”: V crufi '"Vfl 1'11"”. "Into 0“ Have Nd
Mr. and Mrs. Charlea T. Nelson. 01' vices in any sense. no such pormlaaio 00011111111119 '0 ”"1"“ 11.:
Brooklyn. spent yesterday with Miss Mrs. WlillaVill Coley has returned to .from the authorities as has been seen 3-“ 31-16; 007: :0'1 01!. ml
1 May Raymond, at horV home in Logan 1181;111:1110 9; a vililt with friends ed wpuld have been 11101111111 of m‘l‘mV 11: 00! '5} 0:0" 0:001. 0:013. '7
n on r . .
111111.11. ”0 1101' ‘ vb! don't you have a
presenting“ 1191:1110” Mir
any one to to hold a re oils 1:
1109.111. oyt would doubtu'osa
1:91“ to furnish ls theatre free of obs
for any in floor Vathollc church
that milht desire to a [meat the pro;
sent rollxlcus 1011:1111 of our communit
or he has done 1111! go“ atedly for
OOUTH NORWAhI“ To HIV!
ur‘quOI. 1111‘. 1: '6‘ U: 10.
piano. 11:11:.10011, 111111;. 111.11.
~11: 11111011.
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::10, 1111411011. 6: 81. 7:101, 9:081,
'"lgfgm. 111 .Vafiaan 1- sum.
room? Hesiod by: steam
cold water. bath and 'all
that a man or a lady
thinlaowaadu1 11
tho day or nook. Prices
tcruuw.
Biolfihlng yeateTlay and good at
k. that. in spots alt 011311 the bldw nor-
vod to clear much of the Hill section
V of snow.
On Wednesday there into
and by nleulbei'a otthe application“
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VAN SCOY.
ransom
mourned her be a so-
pchwormal School.
.VV
11111111 11“ r'avi visit at her home church and there are promises of 11117 lgloul 11101111161111 l be part. '1‘: .1 ‘ a.
in e villag'e. ." :flVV' enjoyable time for all who 1111101111.;wa religion“ maidens thV "it BM“, .1?" Corner ”V "m" m ..
.1 wa ave no a c on re . . V .V
11.191. c1111” ‘ 11111 a 11111 'tiibre no electric 1'1 tits 111V the"; tonne We ”1131“” 10., 7 111". 1‘. 9111111111: 11. 11011.0 0.11, H '1‘ WATII. «1. main. mp.
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by vii his ego promises were 1111on that wires list 0. 1111111111 in dill! community 111' .
n‘i%1:,mer 111.011.19.111”. to be strung there for that. pur- dissemln ting tbs Itlan rel on. ' ”UT,” ”onw‘m'ui‘ TVO .VPANIUIY.
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