3,.
w. 1131". added a P91631111: no
partmcnt to our store and you will iind
hero I very large stock of wood destin-
ed for burnins. as well 911 an assort-
ment of outtitI.
' .,1
There is an export 111 cnI'rJIe or this 1
department, who will give lessons free.
AW' all
eneer
MAKES THINGS
”‘ 1'1) NEW
2'5 and 50c Bottles.
. E. Gerhard
Decorator
East Norwalk.
5.; =
Tel. (452.
Home Dressed Chinkens
200 lb.
J. W. DODGE,
22 Washington-Street,
Cash for Your
‘ Groceries
Think It Over.
1111111
\cAsu, onocrins
. 232 EAST AVENUE.
YALE STUDENT DIES. i
WETIIERSFIELD, Oct. 8.v—Charlcs
linrrow Griswold, who entered the
Sheffield Scientific School, at Yale, 1111
a fresbnmn. last year. and Who I'-0
ceivcd an injury to his spine while div-
ing in the gymnasium swimming tnnlt,l
died last night from kidney trouble.
[1. is stated that the. in my Mr. Gris-
wold received was in no way respon-
sble for his death. lie was 19 years
of age.
DERBY MAN DEAD.
MILFORD, Oct. S—Theodore S llas-
sell, aged 69,11 w-ellknowu business
1111111 of Derby, died suddenly at his
summer home at lr‘ort Trumbull liouch,
last night. lldart trouble was the
cause oi death. no: being ill but a tow
hon: '11 Mr. llasheit was president of
- the liulldc Siatts Rubber Reclaiming
\‘l orks and vlcepresident of the [lir-
nilngbnm iron Foundry in his borne
cit). Olie. son. ’l"lioodo1e \V Himself,
and two grandchildren survive 'P‘i Hie.
interment will be, in Derby.
First A1uateur——\\'hni on earth are
you going to do with those shou I
Second Amnieur——-'|‘l1c captain told‘
me to trim the jib sheet.~l’l1iladelphla'
Led ger.
A“.
3 ill '1:
L‘J‘il' Infill-L!"
.13 [U I:
South Norwalk. *3
#1
fl...“ _fi
Jedd and Old Company s Lehigh
FOR FURNACE
CtOss Creek
For Cooking Range and Scli Heaters. _
T1111, delivered in cellar
No. 2 Nut 15. 00 p33.
Luther
33%. IUILDER gI'A
llarriages, W
Horse
Automobile Repairing, Carriage ' Trimmiiig
and Sign
Factories and JReposJitorics~South Norwalk and Stamford.
1 d
‘ TELEPHONE
HOT STUFF
lion
-— The Place to Get It Is at
'.l- J-Jrl; 1.i'JJJ\J'-
:aze
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thr-
Tl’ft‘eB Hershf1e1d&SonCo s
regiment
TH 1“ JJ ..Clgoak
.. 53““
'“a' ’i.‘
G'Ellf-‘i’J
Great
C
Norwalk
.1333“
;" 11,3“
assomh'stn.
agens‘, Bicycles and
Main Street.,$mith Notwyllg.
1:111. andWmtet. Suits,
, sWaid‘s‘
t selection in town at prices thaut no store can beat.
aHd Upper. Lehigh
right
ND DEALER IN
Goods}
Lettering
CONNECTION.‘ ,
WM
and Stat House
(10111,...
andF
loo 1'1
and Still . 0.1189
. by another
(stop.
[RidsonodN cw Canaan road, not far
' to rJgi'lme'IJn
0.10 '.n‘ Just-n
Doubury. last evening, Charles lgland
‘ in
'.M-I' Blundis runanou
car, said to have been
driven by Arthur McMullln, of Siam
Mord. 'i‘be Bland car was upset and
',I1iianhed and the 01-1 upsuts were
thrown out. The other car did not
The accident. happened on the
111111. The MechnIey Au
towad the. damaged car
to their garage, today .-—-Stamlord Ad
vocate.
W3
“When'shull l callngaln' with this
bill, Mr. Ardup‘.’f' "I think, young-man.
as a concession. to,the conventionall-
iles', you‘d better not come, any more
'tlll. I have returned at least one of
your calls."-Chicago Tribune.
,J Attgidai'yca all hours day and night.
.Fredéi‘iek H. Ganung,
UNDERTAKER.
It‘unordl Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. Tel. 901.
Office and Residence,
84 80. MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
Horace E. Dana 81 Son,
46 WIII In. Norwalk.
Real ES'tate and
Insurance.
WI have several dIoIdOd'JtIr'Ilno ”C
In incomo producing: propmy that
must increase in train with the rapid
growth of the town. ‘
J. M. Layton 8. co.
(INCORPORATED)
Real Estate
5 Railroad Ave,
i
'so. Notions. cons
3 Daily Line to NJ: Y.
For Freight Only
On lild m 'ruémy. mun-1'1.
1906, Freight Propellers will
gang's, ”3953"" NJ'JJJ? (toot
or I t . «or! !
Sunday). It 4 11.11:. mi“
atumuxupm‘iannmutn
mNorwaik up to 5. 80 p.111.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Arming J. smith, 1:. 6. Honolulu,
Lusbo.
Periedtion
Q“,
Heaters",
1. {37“ (.
RAYO LAMPS
AT THE USUAL LOW PRICE
F. A. Mitchell
Cor. Wall and High Streets,
Norwalk, Conn.
General Aunt.
'1
fur ' ' ( 3, 3103031
Plumbing and Steam
Heating. 3
1101' WATER i-rIA'Fii'iI.
. 1107- A111 HEATING.
..I'rovss AND dances,
in; has arm soar-mo,
gilt 3mg; .GI_I Pixturoo,
HAVE JYOU snail oun Took or
.111cuutpno muoIpi.
' - Company
17' WALL' "REIT. NOIWALK.
Money AdVanced
preli- honsohoid furniture.
'plI'noJf' 'Jd Jhomor personal property.
without removal. on their own nuns
witnout inner-or.
can. AND I!!! no.
independent Loan it Securityco.
‘mflifipo‘, 1311!, Minimum It.
sly-s17 11-11 St. Stanton.
splurday until Still
In 11.1 rush of motor cars from J’
was hit
The Jones 81Hotchk1ss '
TO FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS.
W
Federation. of _Womin'l lulu EnliItI
, In the Gnu-(e3. 7,
(treat: impetus hfia 11¢er given the
aniltiuwtculosls movcn (-1.1 in this
count1y by tbe action of the American
Estimation of Women‘s Clubs in3en-
listing in the cause. The active support
of this organization, with a membran-
lliop of 800.0th Wolllfln, in tlit’ cam;
puign of edurntlou was pledged by
Mrs Philip N. Moore, oil 81.. Louis, the
president, at a pubIlc, nieoilng of wo-
rncu' a (lubs It the New National Mu-
91111111, in Washington, l)..(‘.. where the
guberonlosis exporzition is being held.
‘he speakers besides Mrs. Moore. were
Mrs. Ituius Williams, of Boston, chair.
111111 of the health department o; the
choral Federation of Women' 8 Clubs;
Dr. 1.1 M Potteuger. of L011 _:Angeles
Dr. William C Woodward heultii oili-
CH of tho Distrui of'~(‘ol111ubia, and
Dr Box. of Phoenix. Arlx. who 11i'es4
outed interesting figuresconccrning the
death rate. among the ludiiilsn of his
state, the Navajo tribe. showing the
lowest mortality from‘ tuberculosis,
due to their intelligence and Industry
Dr. Pottenger said that women's or
gunizntlons wore the boat means by
which to. spread the trtitb about. con-
s11mptlon.’l‘bc. first stop. he said in
the. crusade was to dispel the theory
that the disease is inherited and then
to preach the doctrine of communlcw
.. ......SPR'A
mu“ 3»
JlluJ Kind in [lap J'Jllf liitll
Soars the
Signature of
SECRETARY WILSON DEAD.
‘NEW YORK. Oct 8.—Georgo Wil.
son [Si‘tf’i‘l dry of the New York Cham-
her of Commerce silica 1868,111611 to-
day, aged 71 years a.
Vic'romsn BJARDOU Woods. '
PARIS, Oct. S.-Vlctorlon Sardou;
who has long been ailing, has sudden-
ly" taken a turn for the worse.
PROSPECTS
OF A GOOD ‘ “’“t’
. ~.
1... lllllillNll SllSllll
A COMPLETE STOCK JOF LATEIT
MODEL "
VI
Sli0t G
IINOLIIAND OOUILI
from $3. 50 up.in
Come In and look them over. "'3'
A large stock or “Milli" Am
TIO.N
Norwalk Hardware to
I-“
1
IO MAIN STREET. NORWALK- ..
Coal for the Winter
stock. it Is the nirhort grade and it
will not cost you any more.
HARRISAGANS
COMi’ANY.
v
don't target to can and examine our .
but for flavor, assortment and port”
it is unequalled by this city.
”lust such I homo! chocolates in;
you'd .60 cents ,a..nound for an!
limo than stuiduy ,a think
you 1111119 souls it c cap, ..
'THE BRIDGE PHARMACY,
cor “1111111111011“ 1111111".
All Ordn- bounced Fro. of Chanda],
, Mrs. J. C. Hawkins, of Seaside Plans,
has gone to lslip, Long Island, for a
visit at her former home. ‘
The St James Circle is holding I
sslon this afternoon with Mrs. Wil-
11111 J. Robinson. in Seaside place. ,
J ’I‘hcro VIII be Another dance at tho
i11g.A table d’hoto,dluncr will also
be served. -
Frank P. Petty, ‘of Washington
street, shouldered his trusty gun this
morning and started limbo ,WOOtlil in
quest of game.
(kinds .Dovlue, of Cove street hits re-
”“3? taken a position with the N11
.tlo Oyster Carrier Company, in
South Norwalk.
John Rafter, who is a traveling
machinist, ham removed with his fam
ily from Thomas street, East Norwalk
to New York city.
Following his usual custom at his
old place, John E O‘Sullhan' will keep
his new Dorlon House open foi shore
tdlhners‘ until the first of Novcuibei _
. Yesterday there was a big, tide oil.
and some big cnt1 lies of long clams
were made... Owing to the. wide b.1r-
tug of the flats, some of the (Innis.
caught were I111 1,11 enough for stuffing”.
——Ch1'lst. Church supper tonight, 3t;
to S, [11 parish rooms.
Alonzo Wbec 'lt‘i reports that be bad
a. very line time with the Gmnd Anny
men at the Hartford. b'rldge', cert!-
monies. Mr. Wheeler was the only
veteran from East 1\oi walk who at
. I.cnded
The next Plitstlold excursion will be
run by the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company on Thurs-
day of next week. The. tickets from
South Norwalk for the round trip are
only 81 00
No word has yet been received from
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph l1}. Dibble, the
young bride and groom. who gave their
frlcnds‘n surprise yesterday. but they
are understood to be enjoying a honey-
moon trip to Boston.
Captain Royal L. Decker ls planning
to take. the Ellsworth oyster steamer
Commander, on her annual trip rip the
Hudson River. to Nynck, next week.
Most of the crew of the Commander
are Ernst Norwalk men.
James Angclmnn has resigned his
position as. snilfli at. the plant of the
National Oyster Carrier Company in
South Norwalk and intends to go to
Danbury and take a. position at. his
trade. that of blacksmith. .
The Seventh Grads boys In the
Fitch school,r and the Eighth Grade
boys in the Marvin school have formed
football teams, and will get together.
shortly. in a rugby game. Both teams
are now hard at practice.
The debating soclet of the Seventh
Grade of the Firm bool will not.
hmave a debate on Friday or this week.
but will probably. hare one the Week
following. Badges have just been sen,
cared for the members of the club.
The opening season is now open. at
the 111.1131 oyster establishment 011 the
Washington street bridge, although the
season is not yet in lull swing. 011
Monduy,6l10 bushels of tho bivalves
wore opened for shipment westward. 4
-- blast Norwalk is well represented in
limb. the Sixth a d Seventh Com
panics, Coast AM my which are 11t-
tending the Hartford bridge celebra-
tion today. The local military men
are expected home about midnight, as
they rel-assemble at the. Hartford, rail‘
road depot at 10 o'clock.
Milton Elwood, of Rowari street is
eminent commander of Clinton Com-
mandery, Knights Templar, of Nor-
walk, which is attending the Hartford
[)1 idgo celebration in a body. Among
the other East Norwalk members of
the commandery in attendance are E
E. Gmhnm and Captain Howard 1..
Inwndes.
l Ca Iain George W,
the , alder store at
Bell monarth of
Benedict Farms.
Iowm .11. MATHIWION,HII,
JOHN H. KNAP.
JWHJ’JJ’JJ' Hawaii, ‘ll‘. _vm
Wiunsoaopyi 1.1., m1».
m 3,. 1 ..13.'.'
.1 0 ”Mi
‘03,. was that '1 p. in: Monday unloaded-«MW
ii. BMW
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Norwnllr Country Club, Saturday evon- '
Tfi I.
71.3 J 'i' ,
An OlleJr Backed Up by One ol life
Most Reputable Honolulu
in Rochester ' J
awh- I“
i all it
Wswiloih‘srcr's 011th l
tion or pay Jfor allJtliclr irrediJc'JiJnQel used
during the trial. You pay its nothing
it We fail. ,Thpt' s a mighty bros slide
most. and we mean every 111
We will back it npw wi
sonni reputation, too. JAY: anything
be more lair and secure for you.
r'l‘he mop 1 scientific. cm on a
111113(111:1J.,1.l( IRJI ll Dodo! .
vp11rnc1iolavosyl'pt
ti o discovery. tbpt is odorlgéi. -§1loll:
less and tasteless; very pronounced.
senile and pleasant mils action, and
particularly agreeable in every way
This ingredient does not cause any
dlnr1hoea, nausea, flatulcnse or grip-
“ghettallpr orbes or. unpleasant
as can y and are particularly
good for children and delicate persons.
It you sailor fro_111.,oh;onlc or habit,
1111i constipation, or the associate or
dependent chronic ailments, wagons
you to try Itexall Ot'doi'llos uplii'. i'lslt.
Remember, you can 0th get them at
our store. The (‘litford Pharmacy
South Norwaik, Conn.
1'.
i
mr‘r-r- got—W“
has been, tgoubled with titles 11,1, tho
Made, of late, and has found that' the
little rodents have be 11 carrying oti'
practically everything } slit-bl. and- it'd
determined to call a [1 Last night
he. set a trap and this morning round
three captives.
Minot 8.ParJ1'ric'l1 has. rccotvét'l word
i'1o111 his daughter. Mrs. William. H
liarnmn that Mr Barnum is quite ser-
:ously ill of slouiuth trouble in [Jan
mrv
'1111- bnselmll tennis ni‘ 1119‘ seventh
tirade :it the Flt1h stliooI and Ft Ighlh
undo all the Martin 111-1111111le meat
in 11 baseball combat Friday alter
noon. The. 1"iialry bet'weou the two
teams 111 keen, and atgood mum is
looked 1011111111 in by the. boys. [1 [8
not lmpiobablo that this will be the
111111 garlic oi the season.
l'eorge W. \Vnslibul'n. chief artist at
E. E, 'tiorbmn's establishment in First
311'! ct. came over from Sutttsuluck this
mo1'1ilng,.11ud reported, that the ham!
of the Methodist Clnucb in that place
was brought to a most successful close
last night. The function lasted two
nights and about $100 was cleared. The
money is to 111 used in installing elec-
_tiiu lights in the (lunch.
,.. .
33.).1111111 Kingntaiu1I.T111nn1J11.'Ria1Iy
and Howard Knapp lnI aside trolley
car torus, yesterday. and Wt'lil on a
clamping expedition 10 Westport.
'I‘hev \ve1e Vin successful in their
quest eatli getting a bull bushel of
the hard varietv, while Mi. liratly took
out one an 11e-bull' bushels of the
long, or still all variety. 'i‘ln- latter
were of thr- iilg variety,
suiiirlit for. " ' 1 ' ' '
East Norwulk turned out well. in
support ol Harry Rider‘s candidacy
for the legislature, at the chili us of the
First [Hill Third District Republicans.
last night, but the strength In Nor-
walk for-Maroollooit; Bennett-was too
great. Mr. Rider's litany friends look
the result with mixed feelings of re.
grct and satisfactou, for it has been
confidently predicted. that. had Mr. Rid-
er been nominated, he would have
been cut out 111 the polls, owing to the
prevailing conditions.
Commodtuc Nathan Roberts. the
ever green Yankee skipper. who has
been it model titlzen as Well as a voter
and inxpaytei In our community for
lillventy twp yea1's,, wooded the [11101
for Ilia _nin ty-thbdubne, today. The
name of RJberts has been associated
in the annals oi Connecticut since the'
Revolution, and his grandfather. after?
whom Quintard avenue was named
was one of the pioneers of South Nari
walk. Mr. Robes.“ has. been sailing
the seas over atountl the home waters
only. for he has never been out of the,
United States for three score or moral
years. and it is more than half a tenl'
three great grandchildren and one sis.
for who is known as. .Aiint Harriet and
is now past elghtytlireé years of use
The late Edmund Smith, who is rebut
ed to the St. John brothers, “pastas
the popular commodore. Mr. ltohottri
was born Oc'tobei 81b, 1815 at thel
time James Madison was piesldent an
all the presidents except Washington,
John Adams and 'l‘liom'ns lefterson
having been ,ll\ing atone. time. M1;
Roberts was born. When a young man
be was an ardent admirer of. Old Hick.
any, 119 (icon .11 Arfi'ewftlnokson was
called and he basisiuck to his first
principles In spite. of the. rig sags of
politics from this! day to this. ..
- Dream of Youth. 1,‘ »
I look back into the years, 3
And Io,i11 bright array,
i see in dreamy fancy,
Forms or beings passed away. I
13'
Lsee a quaint old mansion,
I A deep and mossy well,
.A garden with a broad, green walk.
Whore childish footsteps tell.
i see an antiquated roclt,
r, (in which they once did climb:
’l‘be stalls where once the oxen fed
'l‘liai, hour the mark of time. 1
I see a gracious mother,
was woioomooutstrstoiwd arms.
-'A kind and loving sister,
( With auditinglt'lldb charms.
.l'
t
l sea the early happy dons,
Unclaimed in their flight;
The little. tlingv little with
cal _, Its long; ..coulluued..nllillt-
i
J] see a generonli fnl'hJer.
Who always proved a wild
OVA, 09'“ .
,,.1 of 1111111, l'f'fi'lll
so much,
-1 '1: bone
l liberal. blind
tury since he built his bayou oi. resi 3.
at the Juliet-111s (11111111101111 ”d aesvtewl 3
avenues. He has six grandchildren'
and Oscar, was one month 0‘ tier than .
he has lived during the life time o '
J- (1.14
fillies J
N10131: Ibo Danbury to r today s
.h‘ 11.11.111.111... loty, or the Bap-
tist Church, held I very successful
supper last evening, wlilqh3 wua lar’cm
1,‘
ly nut-111d, H,
Shams“; lino
(stem Ia'uu 1 Lulu fling,“ ad lix~
Mayor William B. IIub'boli, hauled out
1111 shore, and to via a craft a
lboibiiifihhdv’tlifitfl no 1111. . W 3
l > do 1111111,
‘ '13“? 1111 ml
|',WIIIIA
wrentlocx
George Knapp,-
There are will“? 1111111111111 tho
Dorian phat-0mm d rcssatl to John
IGoIo, Mas. Georgo Ii Peel and, Bijou
Space.
“Wilhofzgflfir Haves hail re
home to uri 110m a 111111th
(‘onstgblq and Mr. Ilantord Smith, to
11111111
The new residence or Willis Finch.
in 1w”; ,u’yenii'o, is rapidly nearing
completl'dn, and will. very soon be
ready f01 occupancy. ' '
Mrs Henry B. Whiting, of Glen
Cove, 1. 1., who spent {he past week
with :1 lands and ,rciot ves in Staiill
ford and in 1101011111, left for her [10in
this morning.
. Cnptalnziawi in, aged seventy-
nln‘e yours, diodJJthsergrday at his real-
denc‘e at JllJJom‘ir rigid?“ Funeral
serv ces wi old 1' fternoou
111 2: 30 pcInoJIrthpm the ewpdm,
.'i‘.he all treatment is working. (to1
t‘ectlon on the turnpike and though
there has been no rain for senior, than,
no (loudsoi dust. follow automobiles
traveling on 'where from J'J'JJJIw to
torn mile” 111: hour... .
.'-'I.1
and Clarence. Scaffold. three" Dalian
young men are members a: the Sixth
(‘ ompnuy t‘hast Million, .of Norwalk,
.md 11111 attending the big celebration
of (lletlltnting JJJ
(lily.
Eagle Hook and Ladder (in pan
defeated 11 team of East Port fiesta?
firemen at baseball, 3.1111(1an rléi’i,
by the score. of ii to a, This Sunday
the. Eu do [look aunt; «ladder Company
team will play nine repristnilng
Putnam llose Company, p; [‘1 r1 111111131-
[91“.
till
. Fred Bopton, o1 Norman. dr
twenty shimmer-1 oi day 111111., 1w
to secure some. but urnuta not an
up is ve1y food. He took them to his
home and spread (them out to dry. 011
Suturdnv night a sneak thief visited‘
his p1,e'3mise and i k the uhoie bush-
1221101111. 1' Lvii 11111
coming 01 going. .
still havingiipu l1 trouble; with hlsr rght
.haud, i11.‘w,blc.h be contracted
poisoning from the scratch of a meat.
it lie-11111111 ilemollnry for a dilly
indium the bone. 0‘ Mo, 81,3'3
Immb. The poisoning pxtcn {:11
Tile skluyls nmv
bu': It is [11:—
11 lllllt-i in".—
slain"
sushi
through tlie‘ buml
peeiing.i1‘pu1 the [11111 1_
lleved, that. there. is how
pi'.oveinent
In the annual rt-unii 1111111» town («1'
[3111131111 in ‘bui'hil'pr the {own poor.“
lpnid. to.’i_‘heo. nit-(5111.91; 1111 8'13.
ltnmbo Ill? " an mm which is most.
misleading and should not. have been
in the 111110“ at all, The selectinen
In paying the $95, which the. Slalom.
lous iowuids bminl of '.etl. runs (11.1111.
Civil it 111 ’lbe unwarraniabla blond
er of11l.11lng S. S ltnmbo under: no“:
poor" is.iuoxeusabie.- It. may. .ltpvo
been l1 om lgno1 once on the part of the
selectmen but. such ignorance shotild
not be tolerated by any town. Mr.
Rambo was no subject for charity 9n
the other hand be dispensed it WJJ'J”.
-—_Che_apest accident Insurance -—DJn
Thomué’ Eclectrtc Oil. Stops the
pain and heals the wound. All drug-
glsts sell it, ,
' 1
may ‘ed3 tb humus
'Mui'. Cornelinuo Allen
friends 11 Bridgewater.
Mrs. JJ 13. New'ton n; donning-ma
av cutie.
Dr- Frank Powers Is eifirtdinlng
1:111, Wis.
illary will be entertained by Miss Co.-
thertne 'I‘pylor. ,
Miss 111101131169: Gian.
Farm, has returned from a week's
visit In Ridgeileld.,
The. annual meeting of the needle-
ihe Methodist cli‘il'fch.
starch factory, which wore d'estrofid
1'.ebullt
Foster oi Greens Farms, attended a
mceii o‘ttheD,A. that:
Tues 1131.,
Cornelius Romper has‘u‘eturn
I weeks at y in thwart arti
ml. “is and is mm 311‘;
since instantiated. (lager, yrs
Insomnmnimeotlplsisi
nry Anxfilarge'lofflh‘omd
church was
(.1. the home or MissJ outset-11193 in}
lor. , - ,
The Sixth Guide pupils in the East
.-Sou11am.cl1 reboot SJ" “more,
center s‘chol" the rat ('.t-(1‘s
'I: crowded cordltion ‘of the
.sgfigaluck MR9? [,3,ls responsible 3
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‘11. Mr. Bishop, Of til! 1‘:
3d.
‘JTo right: was ever loyal.
' on whom I could drooling;
Those beings of a busy' life
f Al ,_,sleep the sod beneath, ,
No c lldloh footprints or, (1mm
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cannot
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11‘1 have charge of tile Wedno‘
- i'tw' lug prayer meetings- in his
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Slarngtbat octetyJ is a gredt
Miss aha 11—-'I‘he society ohm
personso—nosmn Transcript,
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F1ank lasson, Theddore FalJrlianks
linnlford Bridge; “J" (j.
Fred Sten'a'iMn'he young butcher is"
nit-"l9” acted an agent». for the state. ,
George T. lion and family have "
is visiting .
house on her property in Washington-,3]
his nephew, ilciiry Powers, qt D’illl'”.
This afternooh the Missionary Ani-
(.1 diligent
work guild will be. held on Nov. 53,1“
The: counts and weathei vane oi the ' ‘
by ,lightniug. last summer, 1115's been,
Mrs. E. J. Taylor and Miss Florence _
em.
Id yesterday afternoon.
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