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One iii riii 111 a theatre some SCElli’l‘}
'Il1(!I:i.te (‘.liurlcs Eliot Norton in his
food fire and n vcrv pmuopiiblo odoi iliariai'd lec'tmes on the. history of
of somelliing
spectators.
burning alarmed tlic'
A panic seemed to be, im-
i'i,u:11-(l often to describe a meeting
ieiucen 'iliomiis Carlyle and the phllM
mlncnt, when an actor appeared on the I(isriplicr Mallock.
stage.
gov"
d'l‘he audience did not seem reassur-
e .
"Ladies and gentlemen." continued
the comedian, rising to the necessity.
of the occasion, "confound it all, do
'yon think if there was any danger that
I'd be here?"
, The panic colIapsed.--Philn(lelplii:i
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Funeral Director 1
and Embalmer. l
19 North Main 61., South Norwalk
Residence. 6 Washington St.
Telephone at house, 593.
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“Ladies and gentlmucu,” he said «say.
“compose yourselves; there is No dan- llyles and hence
straight hours.
ly :
,.
Uli ye ngain.‘
"Maliock was it wise man. " he would
“but his views differed from Car-
though they were
true views. 3111+er deemed them false
1nd pernicious. “(1 should all cultl
vale 11 broad outlook. so as to escape
_fl‘illll the narrow tolerance 01‘ a Car-
,vlc
“W hen Mnlloclt called on (‘arlvle he
(liked. .111 his fluent vim. fm two
Then he rose to go.
“At the door Carlyle. who had smok-
cd ilic'Wliole illll'.‘ in iii'ini silence, took
iii-1 pipe. from his mouth and said mild-
“‘\\'('('.l. good-bye. lili'. liliiiloi'k. l'\'('
ccclved ye kindly because i knew ,\'1'1‘
ulllii'r, but I lii‘i'i‘l‘ want 111
"~-'\\"1llilllugitill Slur.
Most of the things people it'll you
are 01‘ no earthly benefit,
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Telephone at office. 3362.1,
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PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER
AND '
GAS -FI'I‘,T_ o.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
' and Zinc.
3‘1 50 South Main Street.
So. Norwallr. Conn.
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WALL
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Spring Goods
New in Stock
3“ Plain and Ornamental
Sign Writing :1
E..E. Gorhalfi
Decorator
"' 10 First 51., East Norwall:
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
WE SELL
,75 lbs. Oats to a bag, 100 lbs.
bag. Other grain and feed.1_oo lbs. to a sack.
bran to a bag, 112 lbs. corn (0' .9
V
We invite consumers to consider the Quality of our goods and
‘ quotations, which are changed dai
market.
Jeddo and Cross Creek Goal
DELIVERED IN YOUR CELLAR, 2.000 Lia‘s. FOR $6. 50
a
’YMON
ly to 000mm to the Chicago
D BROS
1
We have new on hand the largest, most
her in the history of this company
respectfully solicit the patronage of all lumber users.
‘ YARD TEL. .1692.
The Hatch 8i Bailey Co
SOUTH NoRWALK, coNN.. . ‘ . .
Lumber and Mill Work for Everytl
from a Piggery to a Palm?
ting
varied arid complete stock of lum-
or any of its predecessors, and
MILL TEL. 46-3.
sot 1'1'11'1,
-: _ r. A. MITCHELL
68 L H Decker
H solidity), at ,4 p. m. Fret
', tit' NorWnlk up to 4 p. in; end smith
Morwnlk up to 5: 30 p.111.
Aiming J.
Mrs. M. f‘ohn. ofPort street, is en-
tertaining Mi'. and Mrs. .liilkof‘f. of
New York.
The East Norwalk Methodist Sun~
day school board will hold a meeting
this evening.
Mrs. flurry St. Orniond. 01' l‘liiwlllllri
avenue, is 11 guest of' relatives in
Monni Vernon. N. Y.
A new Washington's llirtliiliiy baby
arrived in the home of Mr. and MW.
. Willluni ’l‘obcy. yesterday.
Miniz, 01’ C. .l. Miiii'l. 11
(.‘o.. spent Sunday and Monday with
relatives in Newark, N. .l. I
"mm I
Joseph Secli'cv, of llethcl. \vas a
guest. yesterday of his son-Iirlnw. liar-
1',\' St. Ovinoiul. 01' iinwklns lli’i'lllli’.
Charles .l.
The Symphony (li'(,‘.ll(,‘.fillil will 11111111
ioiimiimv evening with EM] llukci; at
his Ionic in 1,011 street for 11 rehear-
11in
1112111111 Mrs. (liiiirlt!1:i‘l1111 (-1111,!1-
tallied i'iliuids from Port Chester over 5
H1i121l'i_i',iit ilicii'lionii in l.u(llou'
street.
Miss Elizabeth (‘.‘iillcn of Osborn.
111.com) l1' 1:. llit‘ 11 spending 11 few (I: i 1‘
In (‘.i'anbiirv, ii ltl‘i hm cousin. Alli:
‘.inry 1!). Campbell
A number of East Noi'wnik 1001110111..
pati'loticalli run 11p Amer-h an emblems
to the breeze yesterday in commenioi': i
111'2 u (if the 177th birthday of the fntlicr
oi his country.
A iiicciing of the orgnnlmition 11nd
iiie2~nibcrslilp committee of" the N. If. 8.
Alumni Association will be held this
evening at 8
School.
/
(‘liai'lcs (iiierin has been secured for;
1111! Marathon
held March 4. Ni,
11 ninitip.
have gotten their oyster sloopii dov: 111
You Need 9.1“ D
Parlor Table
Genuine Mahogany
Regular, $7.25; new. $14.25
Regular, $13.50;
Regular, $6.75; new.
Tip Table
Great reproduction ‘01 the antique
Regular, $20.00; new, $16.50
con. MAIN AND WALL s'rs.,
(seaming, . _
Wall
Hangings
0111' spring styles are. ready for your
inspection. Will be pleased to Show
them to you. l’iicos 1111150 f‘iom 101:
to $10.00 Double Ptoil.
Sole Agent for Fr. Beck Sr C0 and
Jnncway & Carpendci' s Wall Papers.‘
Crockeiy. Glassivuie, House Furnish-
ing Goods Painters' Supplies. Engllshw
godds will not crane.
graph
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides. 65c.' Indestructible Cylinder
Records. 85:. «Elts any
machine and lasts forever.
Window Shades and Picture Finance
to order.
..Paintii'ig and Paper flinging
87 WASHING'roN STREET.
sOUTH NORWALK
+21” c'o'N.
:11“ give the 3.1%. H. Green Trading
our 93'. Ask for,ther‘n.
u
Daily 1.10010 N. Y.
H (liar Freight Only
01! Freight Propellers will leave
$121628, Enst River, New 111.11.111.01
1100 or street), ever'y day, (except
1: received
Norwa‘lk Steamboat Co...‘ .
mlth. G. c. Housman.
o'clock, at the High. ,
. ‘ bench. north of the Norwaik Country
race which is to be" 1,
Gucrlii is 1'11111111ng,1
to Now. 111011 and back each night 1011.
l 0'
Fred l.ov'cjoy and William titulganl ,
from their iiinter berths Into deep waM: ,
tor, preparatory to putting them in: D‘ .
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No Time Like the Present{ If, 1'
I ,.
Iiow, $ll.25 ,
$5.75 ,
,St‘odk and General Information Ticker.
aper '
Sole uncut for the, Columbia Phone
Co.'s Talking Machines 1.1121111 1
1350!? and after Tuscany. January 7
Lessee, general A9901.
2. '2 Arcane 11.411111 VIGOR T
‘ 11.1. falling out? 'l‘toubicdwltb dandruff? Want more hair? An elegant (frosting
(J! c rill.
Syd:u. Altrirhol.
' We believe doctors 'cudursc this {011111111
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llgr _cdients:_
gallium .
. illllilfllmu
Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the I
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ciiicicut service at 1
all times. D
‘ Perm-111111 attention given to all
prescription ivorit.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
' BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER,'Mannger. ‘
coiiiinlasiou ioi' operations on 11101101»
urai ur'outh beds at Southpoit.
hiius'tlrnce Cvury. Miss Alice Wins-
(Iei and Frank W llcc,kcr 'ot’ llobo
l1(1.i and Charles llodgcs 01' [1111111911
soc-Ii. N. .l.. are guests at the home of
Mrs Carilc Ii Wolfe. in Second street.
Saturday afternoon at 2: 56. the (stock
stopped nail“); llnsl avenue, and left
‘11 111111 I to Mr. and Mrs. l'ldwin
(‘.nrr. Mother and child are doing well.
1’l‘he nurse In charge In Mrs Squlies‘.
oi li'iidgcpoit, who Is the boy's great.
1,1111Ni11 other
H. A. Saunders. Charles D. Tobey.
.lncol) Sec, .li'.. Captain Tollos and new,
up! other local oysterineu headed.
Ul'.ll' hunts for Southport this morning.
to gather the harvest of marketable,
oysti 1'11 said to be there.
1110 111.1; Addie v. is hauled up on live
The Clifford
Excellent Gui-Ibo.
Dinnere Evenings,
6 to a p: m.
Inndey Dinners e Specialty.
niniio‘r Portlen end enhquotn‘
Belicitcd. ‘
CHARLES REYNEKE.
Proprietor.
Telephone 0”.
Hotel Maliackemo
'J. R. CONNOR. Mar.
Service end cuisine Up to Date.
Rate: 82 per doyand upwards.
—-—~.
Sunday Dinners, 75cts
TEL. CALL 088-
EVERY LAPDY' ,,PRESSING OHAM
152.
0110010 be scanned with (mitt
lipow white. 011%” piece "stander-11"Poi'f
0010111 111nm wri-
Hevé‘you ovo‘i- stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to hays ,d on Id tannins water
"a"
Blue China. by the piece 01 set. These D‘ min
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cylinder -, .
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11101111110111! 43AM to:
The Ioiij‘os Stifotchkiss,
ONE MINUTE FROM DENT."
" 5111101131411 PLAN.
Our Rooni’e ‘e Special F'ci‘iture.
ery RDgom
Fine 8(0leE
A full ll
log the to
Bans & Co.’e' 5w
£2811, Shh“ ln' c'ctAiiheotlori,
'r. .1. 3111.121 VAN, Proprietor.
1.1.1.1011. 913! ~ , _~ ,; . ..,
" . proved herself a capable craft in an-
' signed yesterday.
. into tircncb with “1. Hill's bout
2 and 11 not the horse to Norwnllt in good
' shape.
f of the East Avenue Methodist Church;
09D ,herDof
Gee '
and Electric Light's Throughout. , Ew’ ‘ '
Eeet 1 1
QREASONABLE _ 3, g.
"311‘ t h‘e'hiid
111mg." hem 1111' '
Anheuiier' 3111103111101 oh Drohgh'i. 2 ‘
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116 would .11!
te
Quinlmwg
or é‘i’u‘i
Club. where she is being fitted with
new holding down bolts and engine
lied. it is planned to take her to the
Norwnlk iron Works Thursday and
fit her with her new engine.
Fred Warm and (laid.lner who me
having an enforced vacation. on no!
(011111 of the. big liiitiers’ tienp. decided
to forget the troubles of the batting
business today. and went down the
lllll‘l'ml on a slamming expedition This.
is a favorite pastime or many people
111030 days
The. petty milk bottle ihlevery is
again annoying East Norwalk resi-
dents. Sunday evening the few cents
for 1111111 was taken from six or seven
places. There seems "little ‘likelihood
of capturing the culprits and the only
hope. is in the possible 1"eiuin of the
thieves for further operations. ‘ '
Fred lovejoy. owner and skipper, of
the good ship Lillie 13.. has ben hnvlnk
troubles of his own during the past
few days Some foreign substancb
got into his left eve and careful treat»
ment was necessary. While Mi'. Love'-
joy is still obliged .to have the optic
in mourning, it. is showing niueh lin-
pi moment
An East Norwalic.1ii‘nxi who at ruled
the Red Men 3 ball at Music Hui, last
evening. was of the opinion this morn
ing that about .twothlrds of East Nor-
walk‘s population were present. While
he exaggerated a little. there was a
large representation from this part of
the town. Many ‘men from here be-
long to this order.
James II. Huiifovd, of Winfield
ed with the South N01 walk postofilcc,
.uttcnded the annual convention and
banquet of the State Miter Carriers
Association at. Mcrlden, yesterday.
Sunday, Mr. Hiiiiford was a guest of.
his brother. F. 13‘. Hiini'ord. n1 Kr-insing
ton. and also called on friends in New
Britain,
Eben Hill's gasoline oyster boat
other line than for which she was (Ic—
A loaded coal barge
was in need of a tug-to take her to
Norwnlk. but the Addie V. In undergo-
Ing repairs Thomas Hendricks came
The paity or East Neiwalk young
men and young 1101111 '1 ii ho had been
figuring on attending the masquerade
scheduled for last Fiiiluy night at the
Cranbury Hall. but which was post
poned on account of the weather. de-
cided that they would not go 1111 there
last night when the affair was finally
bold. but went. over to the lied Men's'
(lance in South Norwnlk, instead.
s.
The fine program of music at the
Bust Ai'cnuc Methodist Church Sunday
is. weleorthy (it mention. in the
morning. Miss Cook rendered two soles
very effectively, and in the evening a.
solo was finely rendered by Miss Clara
Ainswm'tli and a duct, by Miss Nina
Carpenter and N. Smith Ferguson. The
pastor. Rev. Dr. Charles K. Woodsou,
delivered two particularly fine ser-
moss.
”I.“
Captain William Tobey brought up
Captain Charles Riley and party who
have been spending a week 01' so at
ShemeId-ondho-Sound. yesterday. Sev-
eral other friends also went down to
accompany the sojour'neis and on ac
count of tho “"i’ll’lllfll of the (lay, the
members or the part) throw their
overcoats into the ('1.ibin
them came In contact with the 001.10
stove and three of them weio spoiled; -
Jacob See. .lr.. rescued the colors
this morning in fine style. in front of-
R. Joselovsky & (‘o.' :1 store in First
street. lilr. Joseiovsky flung a his
American emblem to the breeze in
honor of Washington's birthday yes:-
t'eidny but it. got tangled up in some
electric wires and could not be take
down last night. This morning, Mn
Joselovsky Dcsumed operations, witD
1;. via to (1 301111111in 0 cm lem
but wiv iout making 111,351 $0000.02! At
this point Captain See came cloak
and "shinnied" the frost covered pole
and made the rescue in quick time. ?
Last evening the Ladies Aid society,
had a two- fold celebration. The Danni
event Was the commemoration
Washington' 3 Birthday and the tin y
sixth anniversary of the society. ‘A
pup, supper was convedé tow a. inrgqnuma
tueiisim dtli
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WE ARE4 STILL SELLDJNG
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Phone can. in site I Ave.
Oi r111.
. vaudeville artists have promised to
street; who is 11. letter ('.nrvlcr connect— ‘
Some of 1
» 291111111 a splendid time.
' 11.111101111111111 110.101.110.111: 11151101 or tire
.ropnst awaiting them. This iinallydls!
1posed of. the company. again resumed
'.Sheier and Mrs. Slater, who assisted
c
. HA
'bt'oziker' of
,at Beaver Brook Pu. near horm'pvas
aburned, today entailing a loss or $50.-
900 'Abdut 01111 t'in'pl 'ch1 '.11'15 roudcrcd
tninment.
Washington supper and so many at
tended and about $25 was netted, .The
event. was held in the infant.
loom, which was handsomely decomt
.ed with the American emblems. The
entertainment program included recl-
tatlons by Mrs. Patterson, the elocu!
tlonlst, vocal solos by Miss Clara Alas!
worth and piano selections by Miss
Mary Weedson. There were about. 1130,
present, but there are many membeis
of the society who were unable to get
out owing to illness in ago. To each. of
these :1. bouquet of carnations was
sent.
Charming Louise, the four-year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edwin Benn
..dict of. No. 5 Benedict street, was
‘.Iionored with a birthday party on the
afternoon or the 20111 inst, when a
gathering of her little frields, inner.
spersed with some of the Doldér ones,
111000 the neighborhood resound until
their cheery 'voices and laughter:
Among the little folks present were:
Mable Gehrmann, Edna Hunckiemier.
Gladys Beach Hazel Bean,- Pearl
Smith, Nellie Rowland, Gracie Row-
land. 1100... Roberts, Louise Benedict.
Charlie Gehfiuann. Among the lust-
rons were Mrs. Benjamin Benedict
little Louise’s grandmnmma; Mrs. Wll‘
its Bean. Mr. and Mrs. 1.011101111000110,
Harry Roberts. Mrs. Edwin
James, 'Mr‘s. Edna. Hunkemeyer Miss
Maigaret Allen. Recitations, songs
(11111151111105 were enjoyed. and ‘a bouutl
to! supply of refreshments were pro-
vided by Mr. and Mrs, Benedict. .The
cocoa. was served in D. vessel .iomnerly
the property of Mrs. Benedict's moth-
er, und the whole sliver service pre-
sented to her on her silver wedding
day was brought into play. The popu-
lar little round eyed iasslc r'eceiied
about a dozen veiy nice presents from
cinerent gueriis.
impossible News Items.
Here are two more jokes which the
out out. on the ground that they nré
worn but:
1411111010 were you born? i has“
born in England and I'm proud of it.
for England in the mother countiy
Wlieie wow you born? I was born hi‘
Ameilca and tin proud of it. (on. for
America 11-1 the father c'ouniiy and 1111'
old man can knock the smiling out of
the old woman an\' dayi 21 the week
2-.-l hear Jones has got to have can
operation is that so. what is the
trouble? The doctor 5111's he has got
to cut out It s booze.
Owing to the line sldcw (ilk system in
East Nurwa‘il. Lhe business of the deal-
i'i's in 11111111» and iiibber b001,; has
I'allt‘n off. .
-—inipiiro blend runs vou down
makes you an easy victim for or :vanlc
'llsensc. Burdock Blood Blitci is piiri
his the, plummets rue cause—«builds
you up.
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Mrs. It. S. Barckley has just been
having her house all aniodcled. The,
Work has been done by H. W. 11111110114
George W. Stevens.
street, has been entertaining Charles
Ci'a‘ddock and James iieur‘iis, '01
Bridgeport. ‘ ‘
George Winthrop Holmes-who has
been touring California with William
land, has sent copies of the California
,paperswiulfriends in 1.hlsD.pl;1cc. ,
lilrs.- Edward Brothérton. of High
land avenue. is substituting this week
for Miss Helena A. Mitchell, in the
kindergarten of the Marvin school
last. Norwalk. Miss Mitchell. who has
been ill, is improved
The indies Aid Society ofthe Meth~
'odlst Episcopal church will meet it
the home of Mrs. William Gushman,
Wednesday afternoon at 20 'clock. At
3 o ‘cloch the regular monthly business
meeting will be 110111 as 0.001. 5" .
Charles Cattanco and family former
residents of Brookside‘, who went (0
Italy shortly before the earthquake in
December, and who were thought 10
have been killed in the disaster. 11110.0
written friends here that they are all
alive and well. The family is now 11:1
Blousehio Italy. 1 m '
Quite an exciting practice game of
basketball was played ninthe Delpliinn
club house, last evening. before ii
fair sized audience. A,1'.egulni game
will 1.5 played on Eridaylgughtpwitn
11100001100 A. C. This team is cour-
posed mostly of boys fiom the Nor.»
walk High school but is lighter the
the i. A. C.’ s. and a game game will b
the result. The Rowaytoii team 1101;
been picking up sonfewhnt ,0! late. land
are getting in good form.
A mbst dehghtifui
Birthday party was at by Mr, and
,Mrs. 111.11.11.01. at. (11003101110111
Penno‘yer. Street, last eyening. quite
's number of their friends had 1.0011 in-
vlted and all attended 'gle’diy, 1.00.1000 '
they knew from cancrience that. their
host and hostess were great adopts in
the art of (‘nueiiaining and wouldrgive
(Their expecta-
lion \\ 11s fiilli realized. 3101111101131
was quickly put In rare. good humor.
and the gun: es, the' singing uhd other
forms 01 pleasure were indulged in $.07
some time with the. greatest..hscrti-
mss Eventually all .011101101110 titu-
ing- room. which was (any prelttliy but]
u
day, and there they found a sumptuous
'theii- niei'ilmeiit. and t was not until
after midnight that. they at length
cried enough. The paity was a com-
plots success. and the guests departed.
with the 11100110111301 reeiiugs air their
host and hostess, and also“ ('0: Mrs“
in outer mining.
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Smith. a summer resident of Bell Isl ‘
.ev
assumes "
The affair was known as ii ‘ ,.
clothes ‘ thc' iiervcs‘ ".0111
muscles with warm (ahfills
the veins ivitli rich‘blood
lt 11.01.05 children rugged
'and hardy and fearless of
’the 00111.11 fills the (011010
body with warmth and life
and energy.
Thin people sometimes
gain a DpoundDD a day while
taking 11.. . ‘
«Send this advertisement. “miner ivlth mm of
min which it aware. 1r ladies. end Your
cents to cover 13on new still mud you u‘
"M , find: (”“902 World" :1 it
(IO? Pgnrl $ch t. New Yuk
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Many automobile enthusiasts were
out, yesteiflda), on 0000001,..1 the
springlike weather, and machines kept.
theiurpplke hot; 2 1 , 112,.
W , ’9: ’1 II.
With the approach of spring, many
New Yorkers who hhve bummer test-
dences in this vicinity, are 001mg; tip
to look their property Mar, prepare!
iory to having them placed in first
' class condition for occupancy £31110
Davien and Noi'otnn did 110: forget;
that yesterday was Washingttm DB birth-
111131.113 was ovidnpcedgb
which were 00010110011. (lisp w .v
a number of the residentsh' Paella obs
was laigeli siispondetl'
chides observed (110' regular 3%
llOl‘lD‘S
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‘Buperinténdent Albert E. Winches-
191', of the South Nori’viflg municipal
(‘ieclric light works. will .ponge to
ten, shortly, underethe Madsp "
Darien Business 1101111.. ”Se .
and deliver an uddi'eiis on. list,
at the town hall
This 011111— ,
be of spstgai int
fact that avian,
municlpul electriqlt;
Mrs (‘inrk is improving 31ml Mind
.piite sick for some time. '
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Miss ii-ene Glover is 11000111111, a trim
(invsin White Plains and Mt. Vernon.
visiting relatives and friend:
The ladies 01' the Union Cha 91 W“
hold a sociable iii the chimp? asst: '
Thursday evening. Fr-brlinr'r‘flramb ,7
everybody is anatomic 01111111117111 '
1.0.0 11 general good time
Rev
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Mr. hi’y'coff; nf' (Na-1:2 {in
pieachcd a vcryintere.‘-ti11c:.86? with
the Union Chapel. Sunday; 'afhltj‘r
Sundai It is expected 11101.41." £1111
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the infant son of Mr and
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