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Miss Lena Ellwood, a West. our
street. is :lil with the grip- , 1
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Underhlll spent
yesterday with relatives in Wilton.
Mrs. A. L. Stevens, of 14 Willow
street. is recovering from a serious
illness.
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Old,Well Camp. improved Order of
Macacbees, will have a meeting tomor-
‘row night.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallard H. Wsdhsms.
of Bridgeport. spent Sunday with reia-‘
lives in town. ‘
A regular session of Washington
Camp. P. O. S. of A., will be held to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. Levi Burdick. of Clay street. is
now able to be about the house again
after an attack of the grip. l
A meeting of Sherman Council, Roy-j
al Arcanum, will be held on Tuesday'
evening in Mystic Chain Hall. |
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Save money on your grbcery bills.
Read A. F. Beckmsnn's adv. and you
will learn a good way to make a. start;
George Renwick Lum, who has been
hunting duckein .North Carolina. has
returned to his"“home in South Wil-
ton. I
Mrs. Charles Rube: ventured out to-
church yesterday. This is the firstl
she has been out since her recent ill-
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen 3. Chopin have.
moved from Hamilton avenue to the
' moons v1.1.1.1.
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’ his mother. Mrs. J. 8. Lee. High strcht.
.,Bouth Nor
, tomorrow feveninsi .,.
avenue.» Norwallo
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“N‘Y unwilunduy With-relatives in
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Cauhpn Williams. Hoyt. .111' t in
city, .1"an s'glusipdssitrlp term to
Dori."flilli' l and.
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John Lee is v
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halting at the home of
infer a few days.
“nautical, t 'tlng of the South
Norwnllt Chili... or the election of om-
cors and-other business will be held
. ”wen-MI..—
The pastors or. the local Catholic
Churches will go to Hartford tomor-
row in attend a conference of the pos-
tors of libedlocsse.’ = .
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Miss Muriel Burl-ell .of Brooklyn.
was a guest over Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward L; iii'ddleypof Ridge
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Miss Mary Norton. of New Haven,
has returnedhoma after a visit with“
her cousin, Miss llulu' Huloran, of:
South Main street. » it
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The quarantine has been removed,
from the home of Miss Anna L. Richvi
ards. of West street. Bile has been;
ill with scarlet fever. ‘* °
-l—u.
Miss~ Elsie Nickerson. of the Boutilvi
Main street office of the Connecticut;
Company. has been ill with grip at.
her home in‘Norwslk. . .
Miss Bertha Starr. of Doubury. who*
has been n guest of Miss Grace M.,
Seymour. of West street. for a few?
days. returned home 'to Dsnhury to»
day. . .
Howard Benedict and three other
young men. all members of the United
States Volgnteer Life Savings Corps,
walked\o ew Canaan Saturday after-
noon.
A number of Norwal‘k people visited
the fire in East Nor-walk Saturday"
night. They were attracted by then.-
flectlon which lighted the sky in that
direction.
Ray Rubey, son of Mr. and Mrs. ,
Charles Ruboy, of Lewis street. was
taken violently ill in the night lust
night. He was somewhat improved
this morning.
The Rev. D. W. T. Van Doren will
give the fifth lecture of the meta.
physical course in the Norwslk Baptist
Church Tuesday evening.~March lsl.
st 7:46 o‘clock. Song service at 7130.
All are welcome.
Two of the young ladies who no
poured in the “Chorus Girls' Gambol."
11. successful skit which was put on at
iioyt‘s Theatre several months ago,
are members of "The Texan" com-
pany, which will play in Bridgeport
to-
Frnncis Byxbee homestead in South night. ‘
Main street.
Miss Bertha Belle Walker, Miss
Mrs. Lawrence A. Douglass. of invve Pearl White, Charles ill and Victor
street, is a guest at a luncheon held Sutherland. all members of the Cross
at the Waidorf‘Astorlo Hotel. in New Sleek Company. now playing at Hoyt’s
York, today. Theatre. were guests Sunday eveninu
.ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Mrs. Manuel T. Match. of Fairficld Sioinwnld.
avenue. is entertaining the members
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ol' the Monday Afternoon Wllist Club,.
this afternoon.
Court Laurel, Daughters of Isabella.
will hold a social session tomorrow
evening at the Knights of Columbus
coma in South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Colin, of
Holden avenue, have been entertaining,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 8. Post and
daughter Mildred, of Stamford.
The semi-annual business rusting of
Court Laurel, Daughters of lsnbella.
will be held in Knights of Columbus
Hall, South Main street. tomorrow
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Lockwood.
of Chestnut street, Norwolk, have
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. lru 0.
lnckwood. of Danbury. formerly of
this place.
The Misses Purcell. who own the
properly at, No. 120 West slrecl, have
moved to the former (luyer place in‘
Wcsl. street. and will rent their pros
out home. ’
Marcus C. Mile and son Yost Mile.
of South Norwnlk. have gone south.
and will probably remain there- perms»;
nontly. as both have extensive busi-
ness interests there. ‘
Mills Miriam C. Close. of William
P. Beers' Norwalk store, has returned
frame visit in Greenwich, where she:
'nttended a luncheon iven ,by her,
cousin, Miss Florence ndolph (1km
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,Wiliism lilnllloy, of West street.
.who has been ill for several days. left...
down last evening for treatment at lit.
Luke's Hospital. New York. Mrs.
Hondiey has also been ill with the
grip. but is improving.
' i .
1 A special trolley rilr will convey
the numbers of Cookenoeilsymuhers'
association to Bridgeport. on Tuesday
«Vetting. March‘ 16th, when the tray.
cling blanket now on exhibition in the
Norwnlk Hardwllre Company's wlu~
lluw. will be taken to the Huymakors
of the Park City.
W
’l‘ho sonunl meeting of the block-
holders of the Norwsik Country Club
company. for the election of directors.
Motion on reports that may he submit-
ted, and the transaction of any other
tibusiness that can» properly come e1
1101's the meeting, will'he held It «.1
aslub tomorrow night. zatookhoiders
unable to be present in person are re-
,,~.|ussted to send proxies.
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"1 James Psnfpudminlstrutm of the
Morris-7M. Norton “this, has given
.‘Iotleo. that Neheminhrdundee iand
.Willmn c. Crockett. of south * or-
wslk. and Benjamin H. Mend. ot ow
Chosen. have, been pushed commie,
{sinners to receive an decide upon the
«claims of creditors of said celebs, and
will most 111.111: lownmodrt‘ room in
south Norwslk. on March luth. at 111
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Mrs. H. Augusta Crow. who for sev-
eral years has conducted the boarding
house at the corner of Elizabeth and
Day streets. has purchased the mo
Zeluff houses, at 28 and 30 Chestnut
street. South Norwalk, and will occupy
thcnl ill the future.
Dr. Charles H. Parkhm'sf, tho cele-
brlllcd divine, will deliver a lecture
tomorrow evening at the Norwsik (You
gregatlonsl Church on the subject
“Woman‘s Suffrage.“ Mrs. Marks. one
of the soloists of Dr. Pnrkhurt's
Church, will also be present and sing.
The Rev. Harris. pastor of the Mn.
codoninn Baptist Church, Ansonis will
speak at the Salvation Army ball. so
Wafer street. tomorrow evening at 3
o'clock. Friends from Grace Baptist
it‘llnrch and from the Knight street
A. M. E. Church are invited to be in
attendance.
The South Novwalk Fire Police pool
players will go to lisrlrn this evening
for another round in the inter-corn
puny tournament with Eagle Hook
and ladder and Engine Company. The
llurion players now lead by more than
no points. The Fire Police had one
gluon Monday night in lbir company
tournament. ll. Dunn, ill), defeated
John Sheldon, 70, by the score of 80
lo lib. ‘
Palestine Cutie. No. 2, A.,.Q,K. Of
the M. (3., will hold a regularplectlnlt
this evening. and‘tho degree team ll
rehearse in lnensrstion for the w ll '
in alnmfordvhinrch «hp when Collin» ,
his fissile. otihat city. will enteritis
the castles from Bridgeport and South
Not-walk. About thirty candid-fins
from the flame castles wii be lniilnted
by the teams from Columbia and Pub
cuilnc Castles. lino a very lllrgo attend
dunes is expected. ‘
The Hartford Shndsy Pout.,y1nltcl'-
day. printed on particle on the high
1' as men in the trolley service. In-
cumpnhled by a half page picture of
the members of the «inference baud .
representing divisions of Cunncrilillit
Cmnpuny, sud among the number was .
F. W. F. Andrews. of Norwsik. The
same paper contained an srllclo ’on '
the new Hartford armory, with some;
thing «about Major Howard J. illoonlsr,
formerly of Norwalk. and with his pic-
ture also. ‘ '
“ Judging from the reports find results
so the Nomadic-sud South Norwslk
line into ”turd night by toluene . 1
him was scinut inn doing incurs '
ensue. Bothpcllee moons were re-
quested to send u colic so overlill ,
sherry. mu Not-nil: new «in
am, untied; and “they referred the
'nfltltld grinned no other. and of
she wire _ , but) the south ”with
police. The utter informed the man
in East New, intact they had no lur-
isdiolioh‘. lint thdt the wasik dill--
cars were most on constables. ’l‘iiis
nos tireless mm of the matter bore. '
The trouble was not described
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We htve’chbmifloud“(timeliness all, .diiierehtn .
bmwnwrpdsuthm and other domnhlc milliliter. if .10“.
needs a new covering and trouble hesllstlng 1- and «Milk!
that yo .11, ,ot Whit . 1 1 l h ., on
to lll'ulik’th .1». 5" milling} . ‘: flint hr ilk l. 0 film
. , & less Bxpenge tn“? .1 .
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We have ‘s felt/"rolls of '11“ Wool ingralns, formerly 7511 m... lard. Willch‘
we Moorlands print- thls, February sale at 501: per. yard. lt will pay
you intake advan‘ ; out this sale, , 1 .1 . .
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illk illilnm'll. Will“ could be more attractive to hundreds of women than our
new stock of dainty locus and clubmidcries. The dmunnd for laces will be
enormous the coming season, and now is the time to moire your purchases.
You’ll have: good cause in be enthusiastic over the many new effects and
the extraordinary values.
The N. E. Ryan Co-
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SPECIALTIES
Window tllass of every description.
Sash Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sizes.
"lJncoln" Asphalt Fabric Roofing.
warrentod.
One, two end three-ply Tor Paper.
Sisters' Paper.
Sheathing and lluildm' Paper.
Hair insulation and punishing Papers
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null you will find it is impossible to
distinguish it from s new carriage
That is the kind of repair work we do.
last us have at least an opportunity to
show you what we can do. We mm
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are vet)“ reasonable.
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 28.——-flespl '
many riotous sols yesterday and his
night, the Philadelphia Rapid Transit ,
Company was prepared this morning“
to open its various lines with an lug-l
creased number of cars. The them:-
bcrs of the idle Sunday throngs were
at. Work or were still resting from yelp
fordny's exciting experiences. for very
little difficulty was experienced in no
operation of any line in the early part '
of the day.
Yesterday‘s record of nearly 1.000 . “
care operated promises to be eclipsed
before today‘s close. Through the
central sections of the oily many cars
are being run without even a single
policeman aboard, but in the outlying
sections mounted escorts are the rule.
More lmportunt than the ability of
the Rapid Transit Company to operate
its cars, is the probable effect of the
sympathetic strike decided upon by
the lenders of every labor organization
at the meeting held yesterday.
monster walkout of 90.000, union work-
ers in scheduled for next Saturday. on-
less the differences between the Phil.-
ndelphlk Rapid Transit Company and
flu union employee have been amicxr
bly adjusted before that time.
Organized lubor having spoken and
lbe company having sinful that there
is nothing to arbitrate, the matter is
now up to the city adminislriiou. The
decision for 11 general strike is condl.
llonsi on the city of Philadelphia muk:
the
and
its men. The city is a partner in the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company,
if. having three representatives on the
Board of lliroctors. These represents)
lives are «levied by lilo two hmnchcn
di-
rectors are Mayor Rcybllrn. George H.
log a bonailde effort to arbllrnle
differences between the company
of oily councils and the. prmenl
Earle, .lr.. and William H. Carponlcr.;
Mayor lloybnrn'n opinion that
lion of the Control lather Union.
of that number. "All that I can so
in their action is that they hope that
it. may bring about some shliiolncnt.‘
be «included.
Yesterday‘s rioting resulted in
of two boys from bullets and
sollu from flying missiles and police
men's clubs.
Wore mudc.
Al lfith street and lnncusler avenue
today. the stoning of a car resulted in
llll‘ culling out of police reserves am:
one man was badly beaten by puller
clubs and soul ion hospital.
At another pines near the 110mm oi
if
this lroubic a policeman suffered
probably fractured skull in s peculial
manner,
our to stop a band of boys from ston
lug the trolley when the
closed the door too quickly. The auto
mlflc fuming up of the slop tripped
was pitched
the policeman and he
bend first into the street.
C. 0. Pratt, of the Carmen's Union
said lodoy lhnl he believed public son
ilnwnl would force a settlement of lilo
sirlkv before Saturday. and "ill a gen
orul strike would probably nol be nor
county. He added:
“The t‘lll'men's l'ulon lulldr
agreement with the company inst Junl
and we ltl‘t' prunnn-d to prove that
every clause was broken and destroy"
That is why they are
cd by them.
afraid to meet us in arbitration.
“We are not responsible for the pro-
railing condition of affairs and so con»
ildent 1am l chilled
mien first i am i
'if there is any doubt in thu‘miltdh
them and be lnvcsli 111d. '
the Philadelphia RI
puny: put itself on record.”
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and Tuesday ....... ..61: yard
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26 and ‘28 inch Umbrellas
tonight and Tuesday... . . .99c
soc Corsets, 391' 4
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and Tuesday. ........ ..... Dc .
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LeRoy H. Benton.
The death of this estimable resi-
dent occurred at the New Rochelle
Hospital from the e sis of an oper-
ation for an inlesti l obstruction on
Thursday evening. lie was stricken
on Monday noon while at his duties
as trust officer in the National City
Bank.
Mr. Boulon was the son of the late
William S. and Margaret Benton, his
mother being a sister of the late A.
B. Hudson. after whom Hudson Park
was named. Deceased was born in
South Norwalk. Conn. and at the
time of life death was in the sixty-
eighth year of his life. Forty years
ago h1~ wont to New Rochelle where
he has resided ever since. winning
the rcspecl and confidence of every
person with whom he came in con-
tact. During the War of the Rebel.
lion he served in Company A. l7lh
Connecticut Volunteers. Returning
from the war he accepted a position
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o'clock.
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Jonph Monnghanu ,
Joaeph Monnghan died at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.» John
Monaghan. 221 Ely avenue, Saturday.
at the age of thirteen years and the
months. The funeral will take place
from St. Joseph's Church at «9 o’clock
Tuesday morning. interment will fol-
low ln St. Mary’s Cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs, M. A. Ketchump
The funeral or Mrs. Mary A". Ketch-
um will be attended tomorrow after-
noon ut 2:30 o’clock. from her. late
home in Comatock avenue. Rev. F. D.
Torrey will omclatc, and interment
will be in Riverside cemetery.
PflPllllll MSEIEIIS.
MUSIC HALL.
Tonight the Music Hall will present
one of the biggest musical comedyncts
in the vaudeville world. The manage-
ment has engaged at a large expense
‘ .
Don Leon’s Ten Noisy School Kids. .
the
probabilities of a general strike are
very remote was unchanged by tho so
The
uml'nr said that he questioned “both.
or llu- labor union controlled 75.000
men, or even much more than a lhlra
us bookkeeper in the Continental and a large delegation of theatrical
National Bank of New York city, Rheum and inunsgers are going to at-
where he remained up to the time lend tonight's performance téwilngss
111m that institution consolidated with the opening, as this is the slut tint
another banking house. He then went that Don Leon has made fills
into the eolpioy of the Port Cbeslcrillon. The Ten School Kids not will
Bunk in u like position. remaining-be headed by Miss Viola Faust. {The
there unlil a few years ago. lie then ’aet is a regular musical gambol. ”Pile
income the trust officer of the Nil-gmanngemenl has engaged the act for
linnal (‘lly Bank, where his affable the entire week and to make 1‘t futon
1nd morn-oils manners won for him eating it has been arranged to bold is
prednco m“
lllt‘
death of 11 man and a boy. the. injury
the
wounding of" half a hundred olhcr one
More than 100 arrests
He was leaving a. pay-within
motormnn
..mn,v friends. Hp was a member of?
:‘1. .iohn'a Church. the Republican
Club. Huguenot Council, 397, R. A..
1nd up to a few years ago a Grand
Army man. He also belonged to the
lilllorprlse limit and Ladder C0ln~
your. at one time holding the import-
ant oillcc of treasurer of that com-
puny. lie was chosen by the citizens
1.1 the old village as a trustee. serv~
.nu in lhal (-upaclly with the some
faithfulness he did in every other no.
.l‘ion he held.
Some few years ago he was stricken
hill! the ailment which on Thursday
11 uninuled in his death. He won pre-
1.ously operated on and recovered
almost entirely from the disease. al'
though at times be full its effects. .A
reception on the stage after the met
loose on Wednesday and Saturday. and
each the little folksuthst attends
will receive a handsome souvonlrnn'd
:1 picture of the ten little fun makers.
()n Tuesday‘the whole hunch is doing
sight seeing and a large in! Vinson
has been engaged for this occasion.
and will go all over the city amid the
,rosr ol‘ trumpet and burns and show
the kiddies what kind of a city we
have. ‘Paui Southern. in his original
cooleuy novelty. in on the this big hill.
and with lion-kins and Johnson. the
boys thnt make Durktou'n‘famous. the
public can rest summed it ‘is going to
see a regular comedy not. Then comes
Miss Julie Curtis. the clever little in-
genus actress. in imitation. Eddie
fill
11.10111 Christian, a devoted husband Moran, the mlnstrel, will let go with a
law abiding cillsen. his dvnlh has m‘loga. Another big feature for lovers
(all only be termed A fine characterislomoolnnbrighl. upon-todatelhush'
. in every respect. To hill llMICli‘d‘mg farce.
mulhi locus is tendered, not only in mm" “nu!“ .1."an m9 week to to“
N1 u Rocllrlc. bill in other places 1.“ "“1 pictures. The pm “5 0 mg up;
1111. re his influence and genial cum» fund n“. patrons (43” may amt-M a“
il“‘il“l|~lhill In known. llhcy are going lo see it big show I'm
«12:11 inthcr and an upright, honest “(Lint of mlnsirel willlclsms by the on. »
moved from lhc community one who ‘of the joy rides in Mr. and Mrs. Mark ‘
The motion pictures are,
stirs and Immcdlulc rcluliros, the drop :rhunm every, day now at Music Hall.“
"llillflllly Hi 11 host of friends and no" and many of the patrons drop in u Ell! .
tutu out.
ii. for sailing;
the clergy or in lbs minds of anybody
or tulrmlndod men so to the onset do
tails and the placing of lbs moonlit»
hillly. we stand mdy to appear before
him let
Transit Come
.lubn's Molllfldlul hipiscolml (‘bnrcb
yesterday afternoon at .1 o‘clock and
wore le‘nili‘ll by n largo nutnbor of
friends and acquaintances. The sor-
lntormcnt was in on . ' "plot
tin lilmbwnod Cemetery. pall-
bcorsrs were all .fcllow employees of
'ilmrgo i". mundrnnnl, Coot-go Muel-
‘ior. Martin burns. 0. Opsann. it. it.
Rennie. and Churlos Mend. incensed
hem 11 widow. two sons and one
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M. floutou. of drmlh Norwlrilt. consist
of the demoed. attended the funeral.
Hill father use the isle Jlfdflf‘ William
fl. Bullion. who town-fly lived in Clay
street. this city.
Mn. Annie I. Knapp.
Mrs. Annlodtnllpp, of at liltimfortb
nvmoo. ibmbnry. Conn. who has been
ill for night weeks with pneumonia.“
iflli‘d i‘rlduy morning at 10:311.,th its!
plxuethreu yum of use and had lived
invnsnbury fifty yum. comingvim
bedding. where she rm born Mrs.
nation was 11 member of the Advent
virus were conductod by the Ith'.
“t'l’. w. w. 1‘. Dong 2, , by'
Reva. Dr. (rut-user, - ‘ , » .Me
dough. fortune ' _ ’ W'- l
the National City Bank.sconsisiing of '
ll'uuvml services were held at. til. llley ntlcnd Music Hall. the first half 0
this Week. , .
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OHUHCH OALINOAII. ‘
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Grace Church Not”.
7:110 in 1111111111111 . Meeting oflbo
Junior Guild with M I. George w
wool. in llclden avenue. in libs , '
“ML . . 1 s K 1“}; ‘
Wednosdny=»~~Wmnsn’1l Guild.
Mrs. Howard. it long; piece his! ,
Junior Auxiliary at 3rd . Odell ,_ , '
instruction in the chute It ‘3”.
'l‘htlrsdsyw-Iilnptnins 0 Tell?“ 4M1
Knights of King Arthur of am. ‘1 ~ ,
Prldlyemvmm r. with 11er-
men by Dr. damsel it .It 1:“. »
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A mini ”mm 111 Tillflli audits
ton struts. to,1vnlol1 a broom. lint
terrier 111111 was rustling about.
in air. While froth 1111. with!“
the dog" mbnth. - l 1» ,, ’ '
”Ho‘s med.‘ yelled it fit
The fox terrier stood in ,
of the group. with wide
ellher loo «mud or M ,frlgh
move. » . “ '1
At this juncture. the»
rived It doses. voices
it» '
t it h
him but. the
must be killed: t
Christian Church. can one of her sons.
the Rev. William Maritime. is
new a missionary sin. ligands. mum:
nest Africa. She is survived also by
Mother son, Chris! if. Kits it. Of
fiinbnr'y: it I‘. I win
movement}. that s
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with I
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through the bosom, .
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