'W {lg memorized mailings.
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spending today In New York city
' Mrs. Giacomo Cuneo, of Water
street, continues seriously ill at her
home. '
4 I ‘1' "1' t'
W..." " ,_ -'."
Mrs. Elizabeth 'Park's, of spring
stiet, is ill with an attack of pneu-
moni.a, I»
1'? .
"’5 Mr“
J. Thornton 7"rowitt, of Elmcrcst.
spent yesterday in New York city. on
business. .
Horace E. Dunn, of Wall street.
spent yesterday on a business trip in
New Yong... ,
. ’Li 1ZW
Miss ‘siIe Utzinger', of Meadow
street has been the guest of friends
in New Haven. ‘
Miss Violet “.i.ycett of WeatpOit
aicn‘ue, spent Washington's Birthday
in New York city.
Chester Meeker and Frank Smith,
of Norwalk, attended a theatre in
Bridgeport, Monday. evening. 2
Rev. FatherMorrisseypof New lia-
von, was the guest 011 Tuesday of his
cousin .lolrn Tierney of Butler street.
Mrs John Malone, of Main
and Mrs; Edward Murphy of
sti',eet spent yesterday in New
city. .
street,
York
York
Thomas Smith, the night man at
Adams express office. In Smith Nor-
walk ‘ is ill at his home in Connecticut
avenue. M- VV
Miss Maud. Haliemback of Port
Chester. is spending a few days with
Mrs. Charles F. Rider, of Westport
avenue, Norwalk. ' I
--1)on‘t forget Sock VSoctaI. Eureka
Rebekah lodge. No Friday cve.,
Feb. 26 Odd Fellows Hall.
W
.Mls's Marlon. Bodw'ell, daughter of
Cashier and Mrs. Wilfred Bodweil. of
Seymour street, is able to be out after
a several weeks’ illness.
Miss Clam Reach. of Wfiodwai d
avenue. left for B'rodklyn‘. N. I'., ves
terriay, where she ayill remain. Her
,, many friends were sorry to have her
IeavctherI11.V .
Wm
With the approach of spring. anio-
mobile owners who have decided to
keep their last years cars, are busily
engaged in having them placed in first
class condition .
Jaines‘ Wirit’coinn Riley. John Henry
Lowe and Michael Angelo Kilduif
went to minasheurade ball in Nor
walk last night. in a Pullman car
from the Pullman garage—Stamford
Advocate.‘ . I .
St. Jehn' s Lodge, No. 6, A. F. and A.
M. will hold ameetlng tomorrow eve-
111111;. at .its quarters-film Wall street,
when the .Iithlrdf degree will be re-
hearsed, A large attendance of mem-
bers is requestedn:
'.At the testimonial musicale to be
given Miss Mabel A. Ferris at the
Congregational Church“ next Friday
evening her teacher git-line. Marlo
Gross- Ncw'liaus will give 11 1111101011-
ing for V-lrci subject ”Musical Reminis-
99‘19953'
. 4
Lieutenant, Commander. Eben liill.
Jr" is getting his big h‘iat car ready
for the ic'oiniiiir season“? use. The
mpchani sin of’ th'e. car is in first class
shape and the machine is 1161211 in the.
bands of the iiairitersf; The attractive
green color will be retained.
A hearing was held yesterday héf'ore'w
11101111110111 COmmisslonefsfiat' Hort-
tord l‘elatire to the eliminating of two
gr'ude' crossings between Cannon Sta-
tied and GeorgetOWn on the New York,
e'w Haven and Hartford Railroad.
and it‘ is expected that the work will
. dommenced in the near future.
an'y residents who are affected by
the change were present at the bear-
lngvf . . .4. .
With new but should stamina .90", 1’11
various parts or the torn and rumors
of more: thistle is every reason to. be.-
lleve that Be Iel in the future will be
a largerhat 11'ch tei‘ than 'e‘verThese
new chunky} ll glib em? onmep‘t to not
1
11011101710111. of East. avenue. is" " ' '
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J"! not satisfactory, will return
your money.
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3 NORTH MAIN: 's'rnsE'r.
TEL. 11203.
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"F' 'W" ,
That the office s'afe does not piotr ct
against burglars needs no argument"
Yet some business men rely on it
when safe deposit' boxes are but four"
dollars a‘ year in the burglar proof
vault of the South N01 walk Trust Co.
Cod'Sle'aks, 2 lbs., 250
Striped Bass, 16c 1b.; Spanish Mack-
erel,10c 1b.; Large Herring. 8c "1.;
large Butterfisli. 120. 1b.; (Jlscoos, 12c
ib.: Halibut 16c 1b.; Salmon
Woakflsh, 12c 1b.; Shad. small. 124: 1b.; ,
Shad, large. 18c 1b.; Large smelt, 180.
1b.: Small Smelt.12c 1b.: Westport
Eels. Thursday; Oysters, 400 (11.; Long
Clams, home opened. 30c qt.; Round
Clams home opened, 35c qt.; Finnan
iladdics, 13c lb. -
TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERV‘
John C. Silcox
Horace E. Dana 81 8'0
45 W'ALL‘. 8T..‘“NORWALK. . -
Real {Estate and
We III'UOVT' Mlcl'ioeldod bargains
in l
muIIé 11103.91... titre
growth of the town.
Von Know
there is no st'pi' .‘n The 'Norwalks
better equipped" infiumily yobr every
want I11 the g1'“ocery 1111131111111 right
here AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON
STREET?
Our constant aim is to please and
give you satisfaction every time ,
It will be to your~ advantage to trade
with us.
Special, . Now
Extra Standard Sliced Demon Cling
Peaches.‘ 25¢ per can; $2.85 per dozen
cans.
Extra Standard Bartlett Pears, 254:
per can; $2. 85 per dozen cans.
.Erttra Standard Green Gage. or Egg
Plums, 201: per can; $2. 30 per dozen
.cans. ~
111 ,HP'P""IP"'
"a “1114"“
25¢ per can.
lb cans.
Let no talk‘ groperies to you.
BUY EDIBLEVS YOU.GAN EAT.
LEAoING Goooans.
int
111 nos and all: r normal more“?
wilder: lunar-1405:" %fiheh&.vun n.
Havili'md Bldg, Washington St Office
oped until. 31 11.50 m. ..Momifi’ spilt Vast»
urdsy until 8:3 ~ .
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iNsURAN
REAL as
i453$flil 4193019
Steamshrp‘Trckets '
IL‘aSt
2011 Il).;. ’
181 Washington Street Bridge" =
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mo prosucinp property that'
Extra Standard Royal Ann Cherries, .
These are the finest fruit packed 3 '
(111010112 Miller" ' '
33 was Wasmaorou eraserVV V
dd" all. 011 their 11009011010 furniture}:
dopondontAihoan. and. Enourlty 00.. ,
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2%10 30 per Gait
('3'? SHDEBQ RDS '1. 1.er rI
043.00 01014110111415. ”.11....” 301.110
0411. alumni: ............
sari. ..SIDEBOARD ............ $28.50
$30 IBIDEBOARD ............ $25.
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'ru'l'llatit“
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0019439 BUFFET . 535.01) justly so. In the respect and vulture-
00.? BUFFET-3.9. ,,,,,,,,,,, 325.110.0011 (In which they hold the pioneers I
30. 00 BUFFET. ....... . ....... szaspiot 1111211 glorious history r110 101110111 I
$28.00 BUFFET........ ........ $22.00 ot' the republic are commemorated in I
326200 DUZFFEt. 1;...1 . $20.00 Viirlouu wars. and in full measure or:
South. Norwalk. £01111;
' 11311. bc perpetuated? if it were u'ot'i
advénluroVna II ....
iii'id
A Fewnt iQuIr Specials we Quote You Below
. Burners
It“?! 9
kson
- . VV . Optician. V 1;
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free. : . ..
"buffets 21'
Every Sideboard an‘d Buffet in stock at a substantial alpfl'llllllt of from
: COLUMBUS DA'Y ASI A HOLIDAY.
(Corrlere dcl Connecticut)
The General Assembly of the. State
iraaV 110w befoVre it a resolution which 1
should claim the attention and Bull"
port of every,clttzen of tile common-
wealth. lta p111 pose is to make Octro
bor twelfth, the date of the discovery
of this' continent, by Columbus. 11
103M limitlay :
~A'1i10ricnns pride 11112105011011.1110
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its: “1“ 1..“.
;
their deeds, are. hold up to the genera
11110110011101. have succeeded them 111
the light in which they deserve to,
9
by their deeds. ~ .
Washington, the deservedly called
12.11101 of his country; Lincoln, the,
Iib'c'ir'rti the Presidential niurtyr'u.iV
1.....11 “..: .IGnriiel'r and McKinley, lilo proudly
113' saints at whose shrines e, Gill
might woiushtp How much 'n'roreli
then should the memory of Colour"
for. the noble and
ftlcnocsc. this great land,"wltl1. ’
Illlmitable resources irird possibilities
might lie unknown in the western
ocean for centuries arrer this time.
arid it Is no stretch of imagination
to say that the land of refuge of. all
111.1tions,wl1ose people time suffered
{from the cruelty and tyranny of the
,inonai'clries of the old world. would
iliave continued a lonesome and in»
chfecttve land If it had not been for
{Coiiirnbns' genius. his indomitable
58 WALL STREET. , , PHONE 438- NORWALK. V ; 1:)1L‘1I10\t‘l‘allte and his sublime brai
' ' ' * " »' Coluinbu l l
..”... 1 s 10 once to all Americans
' Q V'wto no nationality in part'icrilnl. It
1!!:.— r: was he who opened lb gates of the
En{
South Norway:1
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i‘ELll'P ONE 354.
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Don't Wait for CHANCE ‘oi FATE to Win s‘rr'eosés. "
Merrill Busrness College
FEBRUARY 1.1909,.
and Learn How to EARN i'Vt-
, Stamford.
‘3. I; S 3
Day and Night Sessions.
{for} Chlmi‘ 1.1" V
Electric Lab'" S ""‘
Electric Percolators. Chafing Dishes, Small Stoves. Water ‘
Heaters. Broilers. Ovens, Lumincius' Radiators. etc. P'mkct Flaah- '
iglitsé and Electrically Driven Toyle.“
ric Portablel'l‘able Ramps and thres.
IH REHHHH
A large assortment of Bloc.
. ‘ASHINRTON’ STREET .
‘Amcliculi continent to the oppressed
. peoples of the earth. We inherit the
things which his discovery has been
.1110 means of producing. Tire free:
. 10011141111 prosperity we are now eh-
I {laying hundreds of years after be has
,lmeil gathered to‘ his fathers are at.
,‘rlributablo to him. If any man in' tire
. :world‘s history deserves a lasting
{monument to his deeds and fame,
that man is Columbus.
i We do not ask so much, when we
request that one day I11 the year shall
be set. apart to do Iriirr horror by des-
ignnting it as Columbus Day and the
cessation on ilrat day of the business
,wllloh on all the other (lays occupy our
‘11an and energies. . Let us all then. at
' Iicast all who can possibly do so,.r-e-
igardloss of class of nationality, exert
ourselves to Impress on the authorities
of the. state our wishes that one day iii
the year be set apart lnlionor oi the
Great Discoverer.
1......
“40M
VCl'S
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THE
shine to th'ose' who are now benefiting ".
held out to the‘ patriotic Americana 1 .
SERMON N LINCOLN.
Delivered by Rev. J. Edward Harris at
"Abraham Lincoli
tor a Great Work,’
liairis declared til i all great men are
great inasmuch as they bear the image
of the Divine in them. arid those who
do not bear this mage can never be
truthfully classed a great melt.
is any man great who ignores his Crew;
for and Preservcr 'and his fellowman,
either one or hair.
,sreat 11,1011, they w 10 popular men, but
not great men.
or or dIriier of sin
trailic 'of 111mm
111 or influential and popular be may
be in the c'ycsV of a biased world of ionly 1100019111 G0. who raises
1.11pm.. 119111333 rill-“ll for every crisis. Somernay
trader destitute of botti') A highly in
tollcctual man w
qualifications is
Atrocity. Such a specimen o't I11 m
11' is as abnormm' 11 the Ir oak with Ith
1101111 and trunk forr times the natural
rise and the lower limbs and feet that ‘
I‘oVVf In dwarf.
ineir' these qiraliti‘e hai' .
I must refuse to oi as such men' great. ..
made him great.
C "0111""
HM.
man here at the Voiliniz section
attempted is now ready.
season.
86 Washington Street,
mt'h'r in South Nerwdlk, “today
I'J‘Ir'n'idon Pelhn'n‘r
efo met-1‘; of Havila'n'd
LIlre'e'tI is 'l'I'ioi‘VV' erosiding on Crosteiit
”l ('IFESQ‘I’ ’ ' ' I ' ‘v ”hiPVi‘i
k't'b rdcyi'. fieIglen'Iliirlbuti, of‘ Wall
.l
IVulr'Ide't'i."r ls III at Is lroi‘noI in Union
Retrick J. Brennan, 'of Reddlng, is a '
hail said his large place to New York . "
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a f hood is during the
111e§e"i1'"*§92llie W" Mints "villi J M LAYTON & 00' ‘I-.. 4 ,. VV "1 V
all he 11110112114113.11010000000. and ‘ 2 {V1115 (Stevens. 0191-1111111;
will add 0 210 {:1 21% yg‘ttli'a'sa t't'i'dl'll'ny (iNCORPORATED) x r x V been 3'6leme 111 191
{$1121.31 "In" 311' uifw'QI. 1.5"“ VSRAILROAD Avs‘ ao.uonwru.1< f 1' 199“.“ 999‘“ uI9 ““99 ’ he,
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V1111} I?! i «12‘ .u ' - - II :11 ‘I " ‘ . tlr is] e arme'nto re urer»
.VT" usé Be sage Yb“ Are Right? sit'y, Penn'sglvania. came home to
m 9 'VVThen" GO Ah“ ‘I’ ‘Son‘ 'Norwalk for a chart visit on
1. 41:16:11 1'15 '4. ' 2 WaVVRVhV’lQigton's‘i girthday. .
Croats, Tobacco r “a {1:0ng3 Q11 your 1111011113.. '1. 0 W11 R b . ..
an you' 3; t; .. ma r 'ouncilman '1‘ or'nas' 0 .
and SWOkem'Hfides 01mm“ Tben 110 matte'r' Ir‘o Ir'a'ny‘e 9'31 s'l‘e' lns,‘ ppmlambere'd the present clt'y' '18:-
. . (WK: pinned upon-1101140110.? so ahead 11103": 1111 a box' 01 Perfectb orgasm"
. $.31) perfectly free gIIfroniI.V1ths miserable. Jag n'i' It 111 honor of the arrival 1111' .
P fe‘Ve fig that somet 1 'wroné ' I. “‘8' Home. a few days ago 'ol. :1 blisiit
-———- pwstoniegs 0 15121111111 priceless rude ebdb'y daughter, ,
or} that com KNCIIVWIVNIG
' "uremia
V11. Kaotldml $1.. SdemaW.
that they lire iit‘te‘d RIGHT.
NO EXTRA CHARGE F911, THE PIER-
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LEO S. KOPPEL
“I FABH IONABLEJM LOR'i' ‘
lacuna—a a m'. to 3 1‘1 111‘.
" VBUNoAite—iz to .4 14.111.
19.6.
Lounsbury Lodge Ne
Iar meeting, last. evening. and initiated
one coudidato and received eleven
proposition for membership There
will be 11 class initiation March 11
The" 1011110 10111011111111; to' Visit spine
of tin- lodges in Bridgeport, tricxt
24 No. Marin at. South Norwalk.
Tel 1930-5.
month.
iii laid- ..
Iran’a 011111 of Protection, hold a regii- i.
for the limo
What’ '3 New iii Veiling.
No better place in the city to been posted viitli fasiilou'a Veil vagaries 2
The most extensive collection W0 have or or .. 1 ‘
'l he new Son ‘011 Veil seems much In favor this .
Probably so named for its dairuly Square shaped dots. so deftly . '
‘ fashioned after the confection of that 11111110.. it is very pretty and dressy
and becoming to evervone. Black white navy. green.
tor-in, old rose and s'll the popular shades: .
N. E. RYAN & a,
brown, culawbai wis-
I'd? the brother, D1
mm,
0.813.
1110 ed that a tax rate or eight n'illls
will raise 140,123 'i6
”'8.
Four Cylinder. Model 30.
for '
$1425
cannot be equalled by any other I_ ‘1
car selling {0932:9991 1:. H . ~
2 Have ‘a idemonslration before .'
buying 011.110.1111 for yourself.
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y it, ‘5" '
' .I F E. Lookwood.
11 411.1.
114.91! '1’ch 21-211 e91
5: 1 New 2010105111131» 1114sz a
- HARTFORD Roll-ROAD
TIME TABLE.
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I
In Effect October 4. 1908.
. —_—_—V—
iso'U'rH No'RwALK; To New YORK.
A. M.—12: 53x, .5: 0111.11 :41x. 6:11,
. f1 "'i:4tlx.~ 8:11;. “9:06;.
cramps 4, 11112311 10:62x,11:25x .
”.PL 11.125111, 1- 05, 1. 4811 l'r' 502,;
3: 27 5: 08;. 5: 351. max. 6: 40, rrzsox;
7: 1311.11: 60x,9850x, 10 :12. - .,
all
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:14,‘1':18. ~
061,3. 1n.; '1: 85
Airbuav 'ro sour-ii NORWALK.
Axum—5:55. r: 25. 8:16, 10 10:,
The expenses
iron 1150.50.98
11?? i ..:. ' 111 '4 'm. , Q.HI,
and 11101101 three eighth" of 11'. mill is .fir' 16x. 6:381. 8:513.
recommended, which villi raise I32; Bundayer-e'lzfifi a. 111.; 6:99, 7: '39:,
143 "9 . ‘ ' '
aim.
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' hood this country
mother of. to lrol
' raised hlin 1111 for i tremendous work
I and blood Will' a
i tishrress he truly w stir the white men’s
'- .cating its way tlrrou
.li\9I5._
raionIg
IliudV to do the will
1
- people, so 01
However, i I .
. the struggle 'nor IRS‘w. .
alone hung the clouds of war-h the Fed . . Wm”
' househdld 1“
92 ' ashirrgtonfiiseet
'Colors 110,9 Gl‘e'fill',“ Illa
used on the Sizes 30 to Hi.
mm“...-
" bill's 4 fly
PLIA'CE ON SA‘lgE ONE DOZEN HIGH “$3595
. Blue. Piirpie 1.5101101511911119 very "
finest qualitV of dresseiiiie ‘sl‘llt‘ abd the “Vei’l host trimmings are ’
2N0 tvfo alike.‘ .
Hint :2 «911.1109
,, {MF'HIT‘REE . ‘
“3'1"“ 1
South Norwalk' "
um "-11.
“d, ..
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ii?
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were
Grace Baptist Church.
111' his discourse, Sunday evening, on
God's Great Man
the Rev. J Edward
Nor
’l‘om Plrvn'0 and Voltaire were not
N11 can ”In brutal trad
Qea 11 he lI1 cs iii the
can be great, how is
Religion and rn'o nl development ar"e rill
rsscntinls to'trirc groatnoBISA A Vol éaregrber the name of Jehovah~
70 '
our refuge and underneath are the»
everlasting arms.
taire is destitute i one and. a" slave:
o lacks theRIe two
or educational trio
I ~34
if I11 any in ’A'inc ica‘s so; called VgreV" '
been wa'uli
Abraham Lincol was s giant man;
in that he bore th image of his Mae'- .
tor..a‘nd ' Spirit of God operated 111' 1 I
and throu‘g him The God lu- him.
He was indeed tlr great type of man‘-
as been the proud
the . 11011 In
Mob h (1.10 God
\moi icnn affair s
:1 work 11 Irish had 10 parallel in Amer-
ican Match. The c uritry was sadly in
need of such a‘ ni'a . and thus Heai‘oti “ ‘
gave us the noble, the 1111114: hless Li
coin. . . .
'I‘lro memorable 1ifse'rhington with his '
labors. loved and e‘spected of eveer
loyal hearted Amer can. i's no coinpnr ~ I
sort Peradventn're (or his own flesh ‘.
rave' man die, but ;
10w be they Who ‘scrifiee their pres-
tigc. their reputatiiin. y,et their lives ~
for an ‘slien 1190111111.,
Lincoln' 8 work as a iiber'tor pins are ,
10111; untnlnted wit 1 bidsnéss 'and sel-
liberatIor as well ea th'é black man's.
While he lifted tii yoke In! the c l,
taskImaster from th neck of the at I
up; slave. he also I fled the heel of a
11 orse tyrant—legal zVeId v,Ice 'rrnd crime
:from the neck of a, 'eudln'g mastuuV
When he' as God 11 gent, put an end,
the instituti'nr‘i' of sl very he ext' 9,
from this republic cancer th I;
and through ‘ .
moral and religious system and (lupin
ing the 111111011 for ll time. ‘ “
The speakers, won on toistalo that. .
1ating~ tlieI iii-vs 1111i tic-ads of two oft
Americas most 1101111011 and mightyl
1' 0,1110%
' d's L'o'f valor in
IhIneolruyw as born
and
lr'ieous
he iiIInmo
Y a resistl
to establish t ere ehovahs choaeVn
Murmur. Gods»
choice. instrIluIn
outlier'n (1110' 9110:1211. crushing
iggr ac ml and nauseating institu-
slayer); and 'djnsting raindrops
Ni. 1111 ."l 1‘
1011.01 Its as v y o-leogdying on O
of the final shot. at Richmorrd,.Vir--
ginln. was gener'uleQ- by Jehovah.‘
grapple all the way from the otoinac
e libertine
poualule oritcome.
oi; how fierce
ark rind ‘o‘m-
and '110ut
Gral forces could .no t ace se “
1...... 39 art‘s
nature“; it ' a do. 80er 1.1
k' may "
ya'i'd p s Qal‘gm“
were ascending to ‘ ‘h
"I have seen the a let .
Ea“ 9, ‘ ,IV'and h vs heard '
.v 'I _" "9 and I in coins down to
air memoryw— n-
lthe' same omnipotent God who un-
kailu. Phlllll'iti-
hut mighti weapon God's hands
0 fro “9180‘ III the tier. r target that that
:1ch 'on'slf‘ who I11 kc l 41 letters pf
1.nuland from th'o' llir led (‘ ioni'hifi wa'a'
4
shackled 0111 poor ancestors in tho
soutliland. and glory to ills name.
He said in referring to Mr. Lincoln:
let me not be misunderstood. ,
would not be so ungrateful and knowV . w
lab as to tear one laurel from his 110‘
ored brow nor to detach one iota flour: .'
his well earned fame,n11y, but w
upon his sacred grave our mi
.21 atltaude and lore while we pour all
horror at the feet of Him
deuce shapes and dctermiu 3 our (1
tin). .
in his closing remarks Rev
declared wltlr‘ feeling and out
. that the AtroArnerican will ever -
1 horrid be true to the Stars and Stripes
which of all its subjects, in these lash ,
rears,,h '
faction. yet Ire wilhbe loyal botlzahse
.negro has long a o rcal‘iz
Even a sixteen- -years~old_ 'giri wit
r; $019100 9.11..i§ri.;t..se sweet.”
baby that wakes an; hush Ins ,,
though it is the. so son of eorurnenro- 1 ,
Those noblel'rnen t conviction and . '
ad 1119118 tC Ll II '
hmillm 111013.... f .
Becoli or 1101st to only helpless (.3
UV
w
He" '
esp
uteri
1100121110111:
ave afforded him the lanai p
Godly to be so, but ti (.1 all
men and in parties. but “we wi
For the eternal God only
.‘1igi'
Everytlidig for, 91190198 '
The. armies seesawnd' 111‘ a. death _
13.1 w‘fik m '
. .noruzcr'e than the wet- -' .
stlreyavili 'str‘i harp an ‘
furor“ 0 her
shoals nd
nd (01.111100 I
th the '
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