In
uma at one or
acted. ltls not kn
his I
silos“: O Dali
.vetnrsn “5475 Inc In Ila
5155038”? “a,“ Home oldies. was Ill y I » . . . » .
owned anti so by Henry than if
”M7, um. ll Into Adi“:
on Nin whlc was'rl
Dorian and Newton. Mr.‘ “may?”
was out about the head. ““00 wu
tenuous: In.
M 10 .
“'O'Doun‘e. ear II“d. Leary/fled
III the "Ill if he T snty-dlfst
"‘3" “3 "91’““999'5 ‘0 New Jersey infamous—Dunbar): News!
.« workings of the fia5t5erultles among V
students In the high school were rig-
. Idly Inquired into by the committee on
schools last nlltllt. and action against ..
the continuance of such societies lIV
expected to be taken. The line .‘5ln3V
questioning of silicon of the societies :
was as to snubbiug of pupils who were: ‘
1:th are the handsome“
t t can be produced-flail.
dense In tampon
priced at:
purse. ‘55.,“
Arusnsw harbor osrlitcu AIGRVEJTE
mIatlrul substltuts tenths heron stunt-.5 mt and student 5
ill)“
WE. ll Gerhard Ind Frederica L Lilitd- .
uulst. registrars of voters or the Sec
m
"A MQMNAN'I OOUN‘MW’
(Theodaatmnlt In Muller‘s: r
l" ”"7 and base
more electors The problem ‘a‘et to tilt; poisoning
excluded from membership the use N" 3'0“" iv in are with tho theuuht nthat as bird life
r am Mr? Frank Tohoy5dod sun or; agmnivd‘ funeral services frown: ldgiahixéogerffidrfiweam of 5 black ball m Gleam; mum,” m3... «to worse goo I win-onto ores-non
Edged Ind Miss Jennie Tobey have "V" dd mm” mm the romainso llh llast Africa. The hldbiauds i3! “‘3. h‘ 7 ””7: “”5“ of mu "mm“ FEATHE“ AND FRENCH pLUME
u s eudl 7 ds l Set the We Postmaster James E Ballard ills t Africa form‘s white mau' coun- to "PM“ "‘5' ‘ ”M“ “'5'" WWW} I: DIIIhIn
'1‘ M7. Nagy}: an” gnommi figehmzl‘iauwneg; ralguiroghéh: 51%;” U and the Mill" M h to pain! up mowpershll: gore luvlted. 7%77‘? oral 1.0.3.7547” “50mm! “£7. visas“ the door-1M was m .
A. Mi “m. which the “in” the . . healthy population 0! true ten out of Sc cola Bede has Born every little whls “In El IVOENM ownn constantly it
Danbury' li‘air Friday arid Satufiday. 7)? clergyman In attendance, the Rev. 5”“. asttle rs. white home. u‘l‘ kerb. stated that the lratornltles hum M alumina surprise 4b boss who. know the value or plums ofiqfisfi ,.
denou . of Stamford. su rin-
. 5W: Tub"! "maimed I. my ""4 07°" tirioon or lull: district of the elixo
. “MW totrmn 9‘7"“ "‘ ”WWW 3"" dist Church, and the Rev. George ileu-
. ““5 mm" W 1““ mm" "' '3‘" N0" ton Smith. pastor of the Dorian etho-
W“ '" "'I "0" "“0“": "ll" lill" om oturén. soul of Mom paid tting
detribiantal to discipline in, the high5‘
school as they have promoted cliques: '
sprnad suobhishuesa. and destroyed-
the element of fraternity smell the
who shall take the land as I Inl
heritance for their children's chil.
dren. Uganda can never be this kind
of white man's country: and although
Vstsacumo, steaming. cousins, one Mine
5 ‘ Indus! and over-worn f a,
soothers colored to m”? .3: 33‘5"” rhinos to most
5 I. .55... .4 5
.l. [Anglm old“... Jennie Tobey purchased a very fine Mb“... .0 the “no...“ Dunn, the vitntert Ind merchants oitha rlsht '5‘“ ‘5‘“ “ ""6 T“ “W” BPIOIAL r usomi N a III/I4 v -
.. ; . - . ”mm mm, the mnbm M, and It ”Mom M". ”pm. a Hm m" type can undoubtedly do well there-v 3553233333 570:7:55715735337: 03f: _ rowu cos ouaas mo ones I av MAIL. 09184?!ng
_. . will be shipped to her home In East 1t aresa Hoyt and Miss Jam“. Bircb- welt‘heélIVJtnimgnog :h: ‘ctountraz. as me n ‘ at cm, FOB 004!"le FALL CATALOGU -5 v w r:
n..- on» e "" “In! for
Norwallt this week The party had a
ar sang. The pallbearers were Au
Horace Wheeler of Batbel. Is 5 ' - ’
37°17 31. “55,553,, MW “6...: very fine time- 9°23”.3337‘”iii;.‘§‘.§“§“°.i.3€°%°filu§. 33333331,g,:,.¢g,rg:ggggr, ATTEMPT rgosavs' HAT LIKIY T0 37 was 53.2%“ '5"
e an s as ”m ‘ ' of th I 57 '- '5'
R 5t N s. Pitch and Alvah wuunou. inter “5° J:"&“';’;m“‘:og‘,fif'{:; "g“: nouns. Oct 11»an MoGaugh of 3’ WIS! “I. 8".
Engineer Elli ill Howard and family e5gis5 l‘ill’S 075708 meal "a In Woodland Cemetery ' lives, to train them. and above all to this ”13°” w” probably “Ml" Injur- bmtwn “M hallway, N"! Y“ 5 ‘5
abesslon of their new Stamford .. help them train tummy,“ m that ed late last night by jumping from I
equclrtp “may
November.
m :‘t- it...
The woman's Foreign Missionary
. Society of the East Avenue Methodlet"
moving automobile to pick up his list.
which had blown oil When his bat
blow off McGaug stepped on the run-
ulng board of the machine and jumped
to the ground without walling for the
avenue by the first of they may advance In Industry. In
learning, In morality. In capacity for
self- government-4w it Is Idle to
Islk of “giving" a people self-govern-
ment; the gift of to forms. when the
The “Registrars of “Voters of the
Third Voting District of the Town of
Norwalk will be In session at the store
oilIlE Gotham. 10 First 8L. that
Get Your
HUNTING
“so causality an“: no . ,
«Prospective Tenant—l should want
the studio for structure. Caretaker——
Church will va a meeting thls even- 'N‘orwalk, Monday. WWW" 17' 1910- unfit . 1m 1. kn 1. car. which was driven by Represents Yes all Some of these is rented for Pastor I
ma attbe‘hblhe'rlf MissSadIe Randall "f“ “if f" ”’5";- m; '0’ ‘mb'm'lm" all that '3» be .0327. 7377:7396 I've Cherie- ll ith to non. when that‘ Tlturesa Itiulptot molding next Sm”. 55$}.- u... Ari. 7""an
In Seavlew avenue. :‘eé‘m V "8 "ml 0'“ 0n" '0 0 m 9 1:4 It “‘31 WII Clfl‘k’l help a people“ acquire summary HoGaugh failed oraturn to the car. door. “cyan-W; Weakly. The parmnuga of the Km“ 53“.“; .
“Maillot qualitiesweoclal. moral. Intellectual “'9 "WNW W" ”"0“" “PI ""0 1'” n it 4:! A M- E Church, ND- 6 Milli! -
it was the unanimous opinion of E. E. GORHAM. 001' Industrial. and lastly, pullout—4nd “I found lying near the trolley NICK" 11.5”“er 0AM. m use was the scene of two brilliant add
stillillhilllCK L. MINDQUIST.
Registrars of Voters, Third Voting
District. Town of Norwalk.
Norwullt October ll, 1910.
.M»
ninth
with a gash In his head and uncou
sclouI. He was taken to his home.
and this morning taken to a New
Mndou hospital. where he remains
still unconscious. lichaugb Is 24 years
old and recently married.
——Many Ills come from lmpure blood.
Can't have puts blood with family dl-
estlou. Insy liter and sluggish bowels
everybody who got up before 8 o ‘clock
.thIs morning that winter Is now within
Ital ling distance. This morning is be-
bored to have been the coldest morn-
ing of the fall.
meanwhile to exercise for their bene-
m, with. justice. sympathy. and urin-
neas. the government ability which as
yet they themselves lack. The widely
spread rule of a strong European race
In lands like Africa gives. as one Ist‘
«Idem thereof. the chance for nascent
cultures, nascent semi-civilizations, to
develop without fear of being over-
whelmed In the surrounding gulls of
unique occasions last night,t thatcaifio
In the way of a surprise tot
Rev. 8.17. V.'Gum
the marriage of item H: Holland
and Miss Edith Scales, both of (rho
Norwallrs, the marriage ceremony ba- '
Ing performed by Rev. Dr. Gumbo. The
bridal lusty consisted of Mr. and Mm.
Robert Wright, Mrs. Isabel Showell
and Mrs. Maud Bell. The bride was
SUPP
hearts" '
Schlichtldg out Co. 1
Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main Ob. Darlavt
011 lb
Dorian
(Gregory we...”
5I5AI1’ Horny to
Shore Dinners and. All Kinds oI
........-.... .,
Tomorrow being a legal holiday.
- there will be no sessions of the East
Norwailr public schools. Not a few of
the school children will go over to
9°““' "0"“ ‘0 ““10" "“3 Com" non auvnsory. and this aside trim the di- "Mock Blood Biiim sirensilmn! . ~ . ‘hnndsomely attired for the ocssiou sad
but! Day parade of the united ltallnn tIttlo reports? lusts bailgmnthineltgg mgemomgafligfim It: reel stimulus to development cooler stomach. bowels and liver. and purl 308 F0047 Cflfld 70 Order the groom w“ in mi “filling dress.
societies. :vlfte 030%“qu I 80:: Thursday? 8“} 'W red by the consciously and uncon hes the blood Both parties are well known and very
WM“ ‘ "( 0'46 , lack . sclously exercised influence of the ’ . papulgr among the colored society of!
The tug Addie V1. Captain Herbert bug I . oco. . “SWBRI .1 , white man. wherein there I. much of INTERNATIONAL HUMAN: CON. John E 0 “S V i'l‘he Norwalks. After the cerium“.
{it Lockwood. of East NoIWalk. hafl a Mr. and Mrs Minor l.l. Randell "a , , . 5 , evil. but much more of ultimate good. w A SlilN T‘thNFENCE mi 31] ‘ the bride and groom deportation their~
ong tow yesterday. The string lad ted ‘ ‘ k u ‘ ‘ H 0 I , ....... In my region of widespread savagery. G . . 001. ll-~-~Dolestlel wedding your on the 9 1.) train my
no less than eighteen members. Includ- super: 0 I 0 “I’ W l' W n i" " " pl...“ Hyde “3’ new Mitchell "0' the chances for the growth of each '0 "I" International Humane Canter PROPHETOR the congratulations or their many,
deuce In West avenue, Norwalk this
week. after spending the summer at
their home In Tokeneke.
euce abandoned work this morning to
Indulge In sightseeing. and a caravan
of automobiles look lecm to points of
interest around the national capital.
~The second duy'h session will con-
vene at 2:30 o‘clock this afternoon.
over which .7. A. lilaffer. former presi-
dent of the Louisiana Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children. will
preside.
self-produced civilisation are neces-
sarily small because each little center
of eort toward this and Is always or
posed to destruction from the nelllt
lug tnasaes of pure sevugcry: and
therefore progress It often Immensely
accelerated by, outside Invasion and
Ing mud‘dlgger. scowa and poutoons
which were taken from Contentment
Island, Darlen, to Greenwich.
louulrzkw as made today by some of
the “of eepers concerning the busi-
ness hours for tomorrow. Columbus
Day and it was brought out that there
Is no general understanding. it Is not
thought that most of the store will
close In this part of the town
friends.
As soon as Rev. Dr. Gumhs
pounced the. blessing on the bridal para:
ty, the parlor door was thrown .0303
and a very large delegation of molar
hers and friends of the A. l. E:
Church were ushered into the pdi'l'oru
led by the Willing Workers' Circle oil
the church. which proved a complete
surprise to the domlule. it holds" “80
occasion of his birthday my use-t
ful and valuable gifts were presented
to Dr Ghlubil *as an evidence of the
high esteem In which the pump! it. .
held by his parishioners‘ Ind W '
friends. Masycomplhns later! smite
es were made. among which wall (that
by the presiding elder, Rev. Dr. Will-I“!
St. A Lynch The pastor than rel-
i pended in touching and eloquent
tomoblle.
Rev. Mr. McNaughton. of Toronto
Can. preached in the Cungrcgatioual
church. Sunday.
”Special to ladies Shampooiug with
hot and cold air drying apparatus. It.
Scam e
WALL“
PA ER‘
Painters
One of the workmen on the Redford
house {all Saturday and was Injured
so badly he was taken to New York
Among the Sunday guestu in this
vicinity were Mr and Mrs. .l.- H.
Wheeler. Mr. and hire. Robert Hart.
Mr. and Airs. Frederick Skill. of
Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs Richard Fol-
ey of Daubury and S S. Jennings of
Georgetown.
There will he a joint meeting of the
members of the Itowayton lltme Co.
and the Ladies‘ Auxllary. Thursday
e string. at the Hose house. at 8 p In
All members are earnestly requested
to attend.
control
FIND IODV NEAR RAILROAD
TR am
TERRYVILLE Oct. ll.—-—'l‘he boa)
of Edward Norton. ”ed 30. of Welcoti.
was found lying alongside the railroad
tracks on the NI And division of the
New York. New and Hartford
railroad near Toll stallion It Is he
Iletcd that be In sstruck by a train
while walking the tracks during the
NINATORIAL CANDIDATE.
NEW HAVEN. (lot. ll.—~The Demo-
cratic senatorial convention for the
Twelfth [lieu-lot yesterday nominated
George A. Houses. of East Welling-
ford.
A very useful type of vessel the
steam ferryboat came Into use 99 years
ago today. This. the historical calen-
dar of Pharmacist James Parker calls
attention. is the anniversary of the
establishment of the first steam ferry
between New York and Hobokeu.
--
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company will
Iihottly begin the laying of 320 feet of
truck on the grounds near the west
bound station. and will then movathe
w :-
—-ll you are looking for anything In
~
i
Attorney and Mrs Loo Davis, of
Rowan street. were married thirteen
years ago Saturday and In honor of
the event, they went to New York and ed
attended the theatre. Their large num-
ber of friends are pleased to cougratu
late them over the happy anniversary.
A regular monthly business meeting
of Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com
pany was held last evening at the
truck house but only matters of a rou-
tine nature were dispossd of The
company has not yet outlined any pro-
gram of late fall and winter events.
Including the usual dances.
Captain Jessa Ayess' shipyard back
of the Crescent Laundry has an uufsm
Iliar appearance for this season of the
year Usually It Is filled with launch-
es and sailboats but as yet there are
only a few there. it is expected that
several more will take their positioun
on the share at this point for the win-
iur
m
The break in the water msIn5 In
Fort street yesterday reduced quite a
flood the water ru as from near
Van Zandt street down to East Wash
Ington street. he break was In the
City of Norwalk system' a main and the
Norwslk water department. which was
untitled. sent down some men to sin
about to make repairs
former passenger station nearer the
track, and expend about 7000 remodel-
lug II Into a freight house The
grounds will also be tilled in and grad
The name of Russell Griswold llgur
ed In the breach of promise case of
llllss Esther Quinn against Professor
Harry Thurston Perk formerly of Co-
lumbia University. New York. yester
day. Attorney Francis salted bliss
Quinn If she knew a man named Gris
Wold. commonly called Russle Lamb
and Miss Quinn replied that she did
not
—»lf you are looking for anything In
the carnage or wagon line. see L M.
Wright' I adv In this Issue.
Charles A. Mallory, senior member
of E. A. Mallory It Sons. llaubury hat
mauufpotursrs. rrcelved an Injury
Sunday that will confine him to his
bouts for several weeks. While crank-
Ing the engine of his automobile In his
slipped upon the oil covered door and
“his foot turned. snappln
expected that the Injury will be at
tended by any complications Mr
Mallory is resting comfortably today
Mr. llailory Is well known here. hav-
Ing resided at Bella Island.
garage It hit home on New street. he
the bone of
the right leg just above t o ankle Thu
ifraoture was a clean one and It Is not
the carriage or wagon line. see L hi
Wright' I am In this Issue
E. P Rowe and wife. of Saraiogu.
have been spending a low due wIIli
Howard E. Smith of Sang“
Ruwu ls widely known as writer of
hymns. poems and dialogues. For lov-
erni years Mr. Smith has been asso-
ciated with thI In hymn writing. blr.
Rowe supplying the words and Mr
Smith composing the music for them'
B. it. Plukhsm. Bouthport, express-
man. met with an accident Saturday
night while making his homeward trip.
A New York touring car containing a
man and a woman ran Into him head
on. The woman was thrown out. but
not seriously Injured Mr. Plukham's
automobile truck was damaged to the
extent of about "00. and the New
York man's machine was a total wreck
Each vehicle had to be towed In for
repairs Mr. Pinkbatn claims damages
as he was on the right side of the road
Milli.
Cartoon friends.
A. i}. Bradley ls about attain utter
a few days' Illness.5_
Mm“—
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph lloru spent
uck. Mr. '
l
Miss Louise mm... has visitedqu Home R NaSh
.21
i
=1"
When it Cashes to Keeping
Wamtlle BEST'uI
None Too Good
'-'l‘ltat's the
Standard II
Furnace
We to bill local haunts
etoatutlots
“was III
N. 597* kWh“ 80.. S.Norm|k
Lake Ice
“i
Brookslde Lake ice Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
oeu- and springs. v. N. H. a H.
Freight Yard.
rsisruous sso.
of gratitude. after which refreslilh
were served and the company
-lu the wee small hours feeling
they all had a most enloyabto 9'!!- H.
E. E. Gothami
BRIDGEPORT. LICENCE REVENUEI 5
Decorator
lo First Street. sou Norwsllr
Telephone 452
, Supplies
Increased During Year. Although Nuass
bar of Licenses Deena-0d
sutmarort'r. Oct. n.-—Altbsosls
the number or liquor licenses issued
in this city during the 18 MM- .
lug Sept. 30 is less than during this ..
same time last year the revenue m
the same ls greater due to the
legs of the new law. which 5
all licenses to be taken out for 5n
TIMI TAILI.
In Effect October 2. i010.
IOU'I’H NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. hi.—-ll:08s. 5:001. 6241:. 0:08.
0: 07. 7: 20 7: 40 ll: l7s. 8: 61:, Subs.
0: :7. to: 30s. 10: 46:. 11:20:
P Hum—:12 66:. l: on. 2: 40:, 3:17.
6: 00s. 6: to. Ii: 60:, 6:40 ti: 60x. 7: 16s.
7:621. :40x. 10: 29
Sundays.
A. M.~l2:6as, 5209:, 6:4lx. 8:54.
10:201. .
P. Air-12:66:. 3:3“. 2:40:. 6:35.
6250:. 7:00s. 7:l2. 7:02x. mm, 9240:.
lb: lb.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
year. The actual number of
issued Is 338 as comr
last year. Who‘llh-t“?
4328 license batted the" 5.
son fer believing that not 3
In use. The value of a license is '
i greater than ever'on account of its
newal privileges At present the a .
her of licenses shows a decldnd ‘
lng oil with a few years ago.
there were a .6 licenses Issued,
relative smal or number of ~ I ‘
the city. The report of the» '
commissioners shows that the
Includes 328 full license fees
of one. amounting to 4300. the I
golng out of busiu Nine w
licenses paid the II amount
part of tho fee of 8700. while
out of business.
Io Sunda In Danbury. m A. 1-4: 49. I: 40 s- 40. 7: 40:. gave szflooo “a 61 an... mix .
comA Amlé’xm‘l'fixor" than :7g5now 0”“! AL“ ““01"“ ’5 .....t........__. 7 ' - ‘ ' 5 ' 8: libs. II: 08s. 9:15;. 9: 30s. 10: 0:. $2. 984 60 One drug went up I“
In berths they will mp until nest. Wilbur Sturges has returned from " ' ' " ‘ 5 ll: 00:, 11:08 (3000 July It. has and two paid for In“;
sprins Quite a number“. were being a trip to Permission. ' P. lip-III 08s. 1: to. 1:003, azli'ls. To The total receipts your,“
kept 1;. oommlasi o a Joint ‘Msrtt‘oi New York was a ”W... t: 30ml! M. t: 29. 6:061. 5: i2. 6 25. u on 5‘? gm“, 0, looted up It ‘ofli4,873,l50,
races but one algal!» an: 17'. othavr guest of Device friends Sunday. Mil. 8- P. "Irwin and Mrs. W“ 1‘0 ‘08an Fair 0: 01:. 8: 08s. 0: 08s. 9: 901K. 9 30. 11:003. “0., il l Itself“ 0’worth of coal to 380.15 rent tohghe cit treasur'yV
oallsd oil. the last incentive was re- llam Bedlam are on the invalid llsi. l:l 80.18am." beat my sis IDA“ l house. “I.“ . 716.487 lb to t court y t
WW
“array and Richards. of Stamford.
are Installing the hating system In
the Nethodlat Church.
ballot or well kno make. 'l'lbla
changed for a Sponsor Boiler and used
It during the winter of 1000.10 and my
entire coal bill was 8107. making a not
“H Mhflfilr
M
moved for scrub or ills boas awaits to
keep their craft la the water. .
somebody is likely to get Into NOW
A HINT AND A 4-40
A women there was. and I
for the press. as you oriim
She told how too
A5. Kin-1! 00x. 6: W470 7: 80. 9: 03x.
10:01.
P. ll.——ll:04, 1200:. 6:0”. 6:04.
Owls. 7:00s, Bulls. 11:00:.
Mrs. N. E. Godfrey and Mrs. C. it.
Sconeld spent yesterday as guests of
Mrs. Arthur Bradley.
Oniobde
l or soon. 0. Hrs. Gertrude Sea and her son. of 5 utatui sews
"one“ 74:77: I723? ‘ {ha’globas of Mount Vernon. wars Quests of the tor- -~lf you are looklns tor anything in wmmwflfl'nu my“ fiflnfi’g _._...... “3:: 3.393;. m. statement in“ W "'1" '10" ‘0 00055 "155"“! A isvory
gigantic club): has broken on stars mother. Mrmll .l. Lambert. of the carriage or wagon line, see i. . WW SOUTH NONWALK 'ro NIW HA- ws 0“ a.“ to. but she never had done t
more the on district mutual mm, In artsy. wussr. adv. in um issue. I... “5" MM“ m twin 1, m." 1'}. . u 7 u ’5 ’5 Yours tmlr. '“m' 5"“ hm“ 5““ ”'5’
'4“ ~. ' A. "" o a l 0’ a I ‘
7m" “inhabit“‘lotl‘m..m no «salmon Important Rev. A. J. assume“ and w s. ""3“! m “9%,? a '5‘ :5 a s1. 10.10:. 10.18:. ilo. m. um. “‘“Lw “mm W Ind duo: esta“: '
money tog-apt odioarls downloads to Darin. The Republican rep» Hurlhutl. of Cannon. were guests yes- M t .. llzi Norwalk. Conn. July II .10. I chair-Jivr‘ou his age all ' ‘
watch for the and It Is hoped rassatatlva caucus wilibe held this tel-day of tire. Ephraim Fitch “ Cars 'm 1.". m M l’ “lb—ll 07!. 1:20. 3.11:. 4. 34. Mr. Frank I. .1“..th Plumb give it In air-«‘ivsi tight .
that “m “u n"‘””'““ mm “ m “m u" u or Jami... mun “F "H" Imam. ' w W‘ 33': o m we 55 M5 9: 5m 9 m’ but 0°" "”7"" cm' x 755493.41 on, ”7.777". 477x 5 5 “L
i rs. I 0 an -. . T I' 1 '2 5 . I 5 _ ,
The Dildo ;rotii :who have a bar u{nit «you are looking i'or anything In the Aid society of the AIleuck it. Ni“. ”'5" Par Grounds at ‘5 7' mi. 5' "M1" . . wmwgluosd Egmbug‘h “7 ‘5“ ~
bar shop on tho Valium” street 0:31.: o'r 7b a line. see b It. Church on Thursday alteration. - “nu." “flown“. AM “A“? 31:50:. .1. ts. ‘Mt. MI. in last tall W! W m m... gamma one Kira 1 .
one». have u trim 0‘ "NM W"! 'I v. " m“- a » ' ' . . ' faction In every way. to coal hill 5 ‘5
. W n... listen 9...", .g I» It...- 0:, 3:102. 0.40. 7.10:. ill theirs .Ecoilo
737wmwol u “waits: “a“ tths communion service In tho street. NONI“. WM In "WNW urlttaitsd d‘m'mfiuam I 14:. D 48s. W midfimgdbl'h‘io‘d .777":qu
main window dram musical» Church on handily mornlna. guest of Mr and Nrs. Frederick In any way 3%,“ up I",
of iihris her oats“: ”no “fail???” Want hi I“ ”wore newsg'énto Banks. , 1. ~. DANI‘PNXI 5:0 520:5 goawfii-olg- pm. my, yours. w
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