it, ..
shawl “
Gepr‘fi Wyn“. .,
filled at the i
Bridgeal‘haflilag cy.
Prompt and ancient service It
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
. names PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
J .
Miss Evelyn Morrisol. of 11 Hanford
place. is sgondlng a few days with
friends in ethel. .
A monthly business meeting of May-
flower Hook dude Ladder Company will
be held at headquarters in Van aant
street, Monday evening.
“0
,1t is reported that an East Norwalk
young lady and a South Norwalk
young man. who are reported to be ill-
tendiug marriage. will be wedded Mon-
day evening.
N. Smith Ferguson led the weekly
prayer service last evening at the
East. Avenue Methodist Church. There
will be no Good Friday service today
at this church. ’
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hawkins. whose
home is ill Scusidc place. arrived in
town yesterday after an absence of
about six months, having spent most
0 the time in] lsip. Mug island. and
ew York city.
The Rev. W. W, Gillies will preach
his first sermon at the East Avenue
Methodist Church Sunday morning.
its will also occupy the pulpit ill the
evening and next week will move here
with his family from Brooklyn.
Tile Ollogowolla. Club's flagship is
in a bad way at her present bcrtll ut
the rear ‘of the Crescent Laundry.
where she lies on the mud flats. Part
of her siding has been torn away by
the weather and she is sadly in need
of repairs.
The officers of the East Norwalk
Yacht Club propose to make the next
smoker a very enjoyable event and
are preparing an intersting procgrum.
The club impmvemeuts are continuing.
The rear piazza of the club house is
partially completed.
Captain Zophnr Petty, who has been
a nest. of his three sisters. Mrs. Sam-
ue Carman, Mrs. Ezra Plait and Miss
Ella M. Petty. in Cottage avenue, left
for New Yortryesterday, to return to“
his ship. Captain Petty spends prac-
tically all of his time on the water.
All of the members of the chorus
who are to sing in the Eatser cantata
to be sung at the East Avenue Metho
dist Church Sunday are requested to
attend this evening’s rehearsal, which
will be a final one. The Easter Sun-
day program is u very iincuud elab-
orate one. ,
'The Rev, A. J. Bolster..of Water-
bury, preached an interestin‘ sermon
last evening at the 'Atlent' hristian
Church, in- Vau Zandt street, which
will be rte-dedicated today. The Rev.
Mr. Bolster was formerly in mission-
ary work in the West and is a vigor-
ous speaker.
Edward Parks. the enterprising de-
livery clerk for John C. Sllcox, the
fish marketman. says that like gets
through work in time today. he will
make a pilgrimage to the big city.
Eddie and his friend- George Keisler
hopeto see this afternoon's perform
once at the Hippodrome.
Clark Dickins. a former well known
resident of East Norwnlk. who is now
located in New Haven. is a guest of
W. W. Gilbert. of‘Betts place. and is
greeting many old friends. Mr. Dick-
itis and Alonzo Wheeler were mem-
bers of Company D. Thirteenth Con-
necticut Volunteer infantry. in the
Civil War. ‘. ‘ '
P. H..Fielding and Son have recent-
ly enlarged their electrical store on
the Benedict Farms bridge to about
twice its former size, by taking in the
space formerly occupied by the cob
bier. who recently moved into a do
inched building. Messrs. Fielding
have also completely rebuilt the inter-
ior of their establishment.
A possible tragedy was prevented
in First street yesterday afternoon.
' I
" *when a
little baby gill “sit-£37
her mother towards the trolley tracks.
Notorious E. B. Benedict. who was
breaking in gnaw man. made a quick
grab for tho. controller lever and re-
versed rhe cu. The child strolled
away unmiudfui of the danger she had
been exposing herself to,
George R. Van Alstyne was a visitor
in Bumifimtuday in connection
with thettprop ler'of his yacht Elsket.
Captalpf Price's axillary yacht no
so has sprung alcfi on the mud tints
near Captain FactuDecker's oyster
dock, where she Rhos been located
since her launching. Captain Jesse
Ayres got busy yesterday and began
caulking the Do 80 in an effort to lo-
cate the trouble. The leak in pot a
very large one. though the boat would
fill in about a tide. ‘
(.razy Snake has moved from in
front of Al. Hefner‘s store on the
Washington street bridge to Charles
H. Aiathorpe's woodworking establish-
lnent in Seaviow avenue. This par-
ticular Crazy Snake is far more docile
than his fellow indian in Oklahoma.
in that he never leads any uprisings or
complains about the weather. though
is is out lll all kinds of storms. The
weather had its effect on his foot-
stool and hence the present trip to the
repair shop. .
People who have occasion to cross
the bridge on foot or with teams
should observe caution. as the filling
in settling frequently leaves holes.
Yesterday afternoon two dangerous
holes were observed and had a horse
stepped in either of them. it is quite
pmbuble that it would have broken a
leg. Joseph Calllll, a lineman for the
telephone company. endeavored to no-
tify the soicctmen by telephone and
passersby filled the, two holes with
cobblestones. .
There are in all t’ch sailing vessels
down the harbor in the vicinity of the
Norwulk Country Club, buying oysters.
Four of the boats are schooners and
the other is a big sloop. They tugged
hard at their anchors Wednesday
night during the hard blow and one
schooner's anchors were unable to
stand the strain. allowing the vessel
to sag ashore on e beach at the
east side of the Country Club dock.
The schooner found an easy resting
place and it is not believed that she
was damaged.
w...”—
——~After a heavy m'eal. take a couple
of Dean’s Regulate, and vs your
stomach. liver and bowls the help
they will need. chlllets bring cosy.
regular passages of the bowels.
attain.
llr. Ogden nnd‘ianlily. of New York.
have arrived at Cedar (late for the
summer. .
'l‘he 'i‘okeneke Corporation has 60
men at work, putting up new houses.
of which live are now under way, and
improving the grounds.
A carload of lumber has arrived at
the depot for Contractor F. J. Smith
and Company, of Norwalk. who are
building a summer residence at Token.
eke.
Jacob B. Raymond, the ice dealer:
has received a carload of wood shav-
ings. to be used lh making repairs to
his ice houses on the. Roton Point
road. ‘
A cal-load of glass from Pennsylvan-
it for use in. Messrs. 'l‘raendly and
Bchenlt‘s new green houses at Brook-
side, has arrived at the Rowayton
railroad station.
Lucy Lyon, of Rowayton, April 4. Mrs.
Abbie Jane Merritt celebrated her 96th
birthday. Her children. grandchildren
and great grandchildren were present.
as well as many of her friends front
but of town. bilge. welcomed her guests
most happily. he worga white- and
lavender gown with can to match.
Her friends remembered her with
gifts. Among the latter was a beanti~
ful cake. given by her daughter. Mrs.
A. Reynolds. of Stamford. There were
many other cakes; A fine dinner was
served, At. 6 p. m... all bade her fare-
well after a most enjoyable time.
through the hospitality of. Mrs. Lyon.
The younger baseball enthusiasts
are planning to open the baseball sea-
son thls morning at 10 o'clock on the
Roton Point diamond. This game will
be one or the time-honored contacts
between the "up-streets" and the
“down-streets." the rival factions rep-
resenting different sections ‘of the
town. Formerly these games included
the best players in the village, but
departed for parts unknown. and the
games are not as of yore. The smaller
' ”’2‘“? ‘ wr:l;..¥:. E .......v , . .
i. ll.» to M ii
Wu" iii a. at. ”in. its 1. i
l
' . t» ' 51'? l 1" l) ".
an Lethal. tillbii,
a EF . or: ‘ee‘inousv
» ._ nameless.
One of the angling features that
recommends the ORRINI treat-
ment is its low cost. it is the most
economical treatment—nospnitpp‘
“ism exhense or nurother- fees.
Just the cost .of~ medicine, which
is placed ata virwlow price and
brings it. within the reach of all
,, who need a reliable and efficient
’~ remedy toe the cut-e phalaf‘nrlalt-
gl’iablt." . " a. tilt; Nil ’5‘":
. on tile ow , ,' y.“ ,‘
mounts cowstatwflfa sex. .
Bechtel
Golan!“ W1 -
‘(mailsd in plain posted developer
canine
Write for ”soon i
to ORRINE C02.°‘?‘>9aii
, hold the honor of their respective sec-
‘ tions, and the rivalry promises to con-
; .
boys, however. are determined to up
tinue until they also are too busy
with the more ‘sordid'affaire of life
to battle on the diamond.
.. ,. 7. l" . U . ‘
, Dr. Norton is, refurbishing his office.
Peter Bows. 'wh has been, a Darien
visitor. has goae oath. 3 ,
' Jacob Stark, of Noroton Heights, has
been very sick for' the past two
weeks: , . H .. .
'1 Fred Van Body is spending .a few
days’ vacation With his uncle, Hau-
t‘ord Smith. 1
James Canine": an “familyfi have
At the home of her daughter. Mrs. ‘
most of the older players have now ‘
there.
batten.
avenue.
street .
ien.
morning.
‘im a ""v'
.. , ‘rosidoscdtof
” The many friends of Mr. Lord, of
the Soldiers' Home. will bk pained ,to
‘ hear of his death at
goods store.
overflow storage room.
Pctcl- .l, Howe. w
lug three weeks i liar
his home in Stamford, Wednesday
’f.
The porch of .
Heights tire house. finished in cobble
work. makes a handsome appearance.
H. Sands Selieck was the contractor.
The Darien Junior baseball team is
scheduled to pl y a team from Port
Chester. New \ rk. this morning at
10 o'clock on the Norton lot. in Main
r ’ 8a
"Jam; B“!
the
hospital
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Willmott.
.lr., of New York
Enter of Mr.‘
, will be guests over
‘Wllhuott's parents. in
George Fowler. of Noroton Heights.
is finishing the paint g and varnish-
ing in I). D. Moore’
Noroton Heights.
The Men's Club. of the Dnrien Con-
gregational Church will hold its 'next‘
meeting on May 4th. This session will
be for men only.
Stephenl'i‘orock, w
chased the Sample property. Maple
in surrounding the
with a high fence.
new house at
ll; ffi‘ntly pur-
place
m.‘ 4......-
LeWis A. Fowler. rth :Noroton
Heights plumber, is completing the
plumbing work on D. D, Moore’s new
house. Noroton Heights.
The Mormon Presbyterian Church
was honored Sunday bym presence
of Rev. Dr. Prince. of. lckinson Col-
lege. and Henry Piatz. Jr.. of Ansonla.
the new Noroton
leted May I
The new house of 1). D. Moore. Nor-
oton Heights. will be C",
i. it is to be supplied w th electric,
lights. but and cold watet..-anri will
be rented.
Some of the finest drives in the
state are to be enjoyed around Dar»
in about 30 days grass will be
up, and these woodland drives will be
at their best. .
C. ll. Fitch. of Noroton‘ Heights, has
sold both of his new cottages. recent»
ly completed, on Fulrfield avenue, to
New York parties. who will occupy
them this summer.
Allen. the druggist.
storeruOnl formerly occupied by Mrs.2
Davies. in Ntlltfll’l block. as a drum” Heights. can ht tire I“! We kfiplavcra of the team had not been with
it will be “’59“ “3 an ' about one hour a for he had received Chase for nine days. and that every-
has leased the
0 has been spend-i ll. (Thadderton. llarleu.
len. left for i were subdued by an extinguisher. '
“I" l .
Wit; ,
“I V» dill. rub-ohm - finally
Rd to give up moth. Liter trying
a umber of ram. .Illtl loyal-oi m.
slalom. l was just at ready to gm
in Mill. .1 M. 3.190111-
writ-ed tilt MOM to it! to.
and it. has done more for
is. um sll‘otlntr mm _ ’td. it
... nu. reared... n... ' an no
uncouth until i new tool twenty mt!
WW. and“ able to attend to my
work again an “ill." Job Jumps,
i so we strut Wheeling. W. Va.
. v‘d'nIo’I‘Vihol In no small 1.
such can is because it contains topic
5% all on» summing
“unthinking sad body-butting sit.
W bf, and flier 0%,»: no. oil.
not is, unexcslled us I strength
creator for old people. delicate children.
weak. run-down mucus. and after
sickness-«sud is the but known mn-
sdy for coughs. colds pad .maohitis.
we return your abbey, if Vlacl foils
to give satisfaction.
FRANK H uxrs o m.
sou-ill nonmtz"
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you do happen to for et. it ‘tviil‘c'ost
you an extra. dollar 1 the canine is
not registered by May let.
The Dal-lea Business Men's Associa-
tion will hold a monthly meeting Mon-
da evening. There are several cun-
di ates for membership. A number of
matters of, interest will come up.
A foot race for the championship
of Noroton Heights occurred Sunday.
the distance being 25 times over a
course laid out between icon Skel-
mm: and William Jordan‘s. The race
was won by Jourdan.
Grand Juror and Mrs. Frank Mr-
Guinls‘recoived a telegram, Monday.
announcing the death” of rs. tic-
Guinis‘s father, Edward W. raband.
of Mllmllroncck. lie was 77 years old.
and has been ill for some time.
.boeu
M
lien.
off spent on the reheat piano.
The Mansion Fife and Drum Corps \
is out with arrangements for a furor
err? da cc. to he held at the Darien
town ha 1 Monday evening. There will"
be a prise for .the best representation
of a “hayseed” and his milkmaid.‘
”board's Orchestra has been engaged
to furnish music.
The entertainment cdmallttee Of
Eagle Hook and ladder Company will
probably get together shortly and ar-
range a dance at the Town Hall. The
company held s‘ monthly business
meeting Monday night. it was decid-
ed at that time to purchase a pair of
blankets fil“"“t? horses which drew
the chemical engine,
.narlgvosburgh, son of Mr; and Mr}
George Vosburgh. of Dorian. who has
Kan. . and who returns ay
Phil who rejoin his ship. was
tendered a surprise party last even-
ing, by a party of his friends. There
were games and various interesting di.
versions and a supper was, served. TheY
. ing a furlough fro
dutig‘gnwm United States gilt esfi
young people had a fine time. t,
, .._..._._..._....._
IALLPLAYER CHAS! ’HAs vsnlo.
LOiD.
AUGUSTA. 6a.. Apl‘ll 8.——-Hal ,
Chase. the first baseman of the New
York American League. is in the pest
house here with a severe attack of
vsrloloid. The other members of the
team were all vaccinated as soon as
Chase's condition became known.
Chase was taken sick here after the
team‘s arrival fl‘otli‘hl‘acdn about a .
week ago. The authorities suppressed
the fact that Chase's illness was vario-
loid, however. and ilrs‘t‘gave out that
he was suffering from stomach
trouble. The physicians say there is
no danger. “if it is found that there
is the slightest danger of contagion."
said Health Officer Woodward. “i will
take immediate stepwtb prevent'the ‘
team from coming to this city.“ Hal
Chase's malady is officially pronounced
an‘lolold. He will be kept here three
week . ’ ~ '
LYNCHBURG. Va. April 8.~Z\inua
The residence of Dr. House. No 0-
}tt renewal of his insurance from Fred,
The dames‘
l
The entertainment, consisting of;
“9 a"'Olllt‘lllllllll‘?It! ll is0‘1”"Irecltntions and vocal and instrumen-g
crn tour in the noarfuture.
if you own adog don‘t forget to school. April 29 audio
register him some time this n onth.
If
of the attractio
scholars of Centert
is to be ouei
nlont i '
. tal music by
tit
s of
moved from: organs , ‘to the "North-
ru& lock. . ,
hen“ Jltiilor"ba_so”ball ,te'a‘” do to
play" Fart Chester.“be ‘r'rdn ,' on
mementos lot. - ‘ ‘
‘ Melville Downs. of Barton. has r-
"lit:
per. a > .
i
‘Bullding, Wlflm n. o. c......on~ . chili“ ‘me‘t Mir é’yllMWIOVel‘h'ld
also is sold by ding Milo *0 (“,8 Nightclub .
everywhere. , r" .. , Land Mrs. Danton, of. New York.
' ‘ "floatation M were visiting their. son. Haul. Rall-
' l "I ’ ”4 H
thllmlam . ,
~ ., med... avenue. Skater
.3... l... m... rezone
(“t
i
an ”ltd m
‘ A bountiful Eden-t plan-Frill be given nu
, pen holder. to nob-Malls. with In, conditions.
- Nothing to up. Send without» in early.
. TIIE REASON
buyers through this free [Ameriok contest.
You, ill." the,
A little thought; a clever unspoilt! you my win the Pianoor one of the other
a the mat of a lifilnilno.‘ We have proved hoyonc‘dtlosuon that the general publicity
the prices before the public more first! reply. M1
lug instead of(u in general advertising
purposes.
valuable prises. Hal
ad"
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FIRST PRIZE
. tony My. ‘
.l
V
well!
«I'll? 'can i
» offload-ital:
1H m.-
stunts, couch-mus.
more
can»
The Enlist & Davis 111890
I have agreed to allow us this large
.. 3,
1
Jr»
lineman! people who are
SOME, ONE WILL GET finEAUiIWk HANOABQQ
let at Davis, Kimball, Conway. Bowen, and
tion-the price. You are sure to dud just the Pidno you want.
one
“ ‘ M
.Americans, said today that the other
i . ' . - ,
Settle Qpportunlty. an; Allan El”,
digit “pestilence. This is but. nature-Is we reaohronly homes interested in P no
notintoi‘os‘ted. , Wd'nl'so wish to use the
Lori: it Flynn, Jps'r
ger Gem-g9 Stallings. of the New York
thing has been lullligated.
v
iMPORTANT DiAMOND DISCOVERY
BERLIN. April tl.-»'i‘lle latest intcl'
ligenre front German southwest Afri— t
co says the discoveries of diamonds at
linderitn Bay are more important titan
at first so used.
Proceeds will be‘nsed to°psy
imlliou of Charles D.
York to be assistant s
treasury.
I FBE
ASSISTANT
TREASU
WAiilNGTON, Apri
lent today sent to the
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ETARY E OF
Y.
8.———The prest-
seuate the nom-
Hilles. of New
ecrctary of the
is thinner: counts. the am ilnl to complete the
Other good new will be‘ awarded print In chosen below.
Go. (demolished 1839) one of the oldest and sinougcit mcihsflloum in at
appropriation for averaging and We intend bu ‘ t directly }
w,
receive in bringing
Iallosbrlag this coupon tor ons dimly-slum above.) in union on or baton Aland 17. 1900.
u
only a amm- allowed he ‘ i amid. w. , ,etequgeefia‘eggefllo t
‘.oe ' ’ulot‘ls . n , so noun a inc , out cruise" line
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Hers ilapulil‘iusllist ofwords tantra motor showered below: inquest. attest; ““11“?" H93“ ‘PI'L 11,
rogue». lest. epk,reskbest,nedt..vest, avast. crushburlssquemtap "‘ ‘ ' A at -‘ ... ‘ "
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mutualluolvm-uaomuuwserupumeumnannouncing, , '2“. A
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. t: «murderous e not" ; g n a .
ll 3‘ "3.40””? bti'ltioi'n‘l' ll: .. " ‘ ”it?
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transom
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lira» hallowed
. , , , been Limericks for ‘
FOR WRITING A LINE or one of i s c on
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H. Mindy.“ loft-t or «it! to Contact
Random Distributor of £7"? "
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poplin outta trans-
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pileup
our line of Pihuos ,
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a world.
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other planed are sold here on the bus Price system and every out the , it
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gym gamm- ‘gfl’fini’firflxfl “if “Idem ”flight-ion of {in landfill labial??? 'ilfilai‘i Si: "'
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Efim mtg-“n ”n “ml nfilmmfi'ifiht? 1,5: . Has.- is a mule Wok shovel-jello completed Ii
“in printing. 1.. antimalarial-Mutt. Cotonou! Said I. musician of tum m and our
"not?“ ,r ”.8: , its only certificate of Hell”... Davis. is, without any poor.“
"monochrome “”1”th. l‘f-‘l’liilil'nlllu
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fill iirlhtwo.
see of the coin y or manufacture“: -
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answers mm
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‘ i3 Meets fries 1.333313%? . regal:
. Church Mission. in‘Geo
sin inbound l
9 "£25m”
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SENATORB cLsAaos console.
Siren Whistles and Humor: on Auto:
mobiles to 60m. U Later.
HARTFORD. April 8.— bile a burn.
her of bills were reported and acted
upon in the senate today, the greater
part (If the time ‘w'as‘ntaken up'wlth
clearing the calendar of matters which
were on the question of ‘iiual adoption.
Lewis Crandall was chosen asdbciht‘e
judge of the city and police court of
New Damion. for an unexplredterrn
Bills having to
do with the one of siren whistles and
mufflers on automobiles t'vere rejected,
it being explained that the ground
covered by them d be fully cover-
ed in a biil"to be reported next week.
There were also rejected the bills pro-
viding for a dormitory at the State
Normal School at Danbury. amending
the charter of the city of New Haven
so as to provide for ten aldermen-at-
large, and also providing for a public
health inspector's relief fund. This.
last ualned was to be provided by one
per cent. of all "fees collected from
liquor licenses. until the amount reach-
ed 310.000.
Favorable reports were presented on
the bills increasing the number of di-
lectors of thesouthern New England
Telephone Co‘mppny to 15, and amend-
ing the charter til. the city of New
Haven by providing for a tax commit:
tea which phalblhqe to do with the
abatemeu_t 9 ft c There were pass-
ed from the c e ar the resolution
extending the :of organizing the
Standard Fire insurance company and ,
establishing a probate district in
Plainvllle. , .
Mléé‘hllhél Hart is home for the
EasteLvacatlouh *;
Til gala“, the guest of his one»!
cle, ‘. 'ompson. ;
Mis .Cfirfilia liedmond returned to
New York on Tuesday. . fi
Miss Sallie M. Hooker.» of New York?"
has been the week-end guest of Mrs};
her si‘ter'last wee ..in Engiew
New; fiersery.‘ _ «.5 t .
Mrs.1.cl§ranéeili.i‘essenden and sound
Harry Focaendeu. of New York, was
in town ou~Wodnestisy.. .. '2'
some twentyJohr holes or endows
ed by Misa Katherine Stat-gels has“ been? ,
sold to F. .i. .Middlebrook. of New ‘.
York. 3’.
Mlss Alice c. DeWitt, or Green}.
church New.York, (raining school for
denunciation-ls home for the Essie ..
vacation. ~‘ ‘
Twa memberspf .i ,Eplscopp
applied for membership ,in St. Mat-j
thew's church. Wilton. ' '
"The Christian who bi .
kick was to. havEEtfgfifeid agile.
Congregational. chapel, March 31, was;
postponed until a later date. ,- 1
11‘. F. Gilbert has obtained the named
or many towns sople endorniug‘thd?!
calling arm. a tilt (summer Fossil-*1
ton. to the medical practice of filth
own. .
Mr. and Mrs. bowls R. Ambler on.
tertaincda party of friendssttlttllr‘
residence- iu Cannon, Monday coining.
birt.
in honor nigh" ., _ .r'n,
cream". casein “candy in' 9parts
building. Saturday. April 2h from
pm. to 8., The proceeds are to bode:
voted to the puttihhfle of books loathe
Sunday school; ibrary.f ‘
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