Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 30, 1911 · page 8

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2 in Not-walk] yesterday on httuinesn. .,

on outline“.

 

 

 

 
 

‘ , against "a
r Ffre.’l‘heft, Liability,
Property Damage.
Co'lision
:: . TAYLOR & G LDEN

' ‘74 Washington at, s . Norwaik

 

TELEPHONE 165-2

 

 

 

J. W. Ahoarn. of tho- l‘ionton Store,
is among the annual vurntionistu.

 

The town board of cstimnto and tux-
alion will lliN-l this evening to con-
sider :1 number of importuut matters.

 

Charles' Thorpe, of Camp nlroot, is
ill at, his home and friends nro extend-
ing bout wishes for an curly recovery.

I The weekly business mootluit of llui-
glor Lodge. No“. 97. i. t). (i. it, will be
' hold. this evening. in its rooms in
‘ Washington stroot.

Thr- Murruy truck for Port (,‘ilt‘islt‘f‘,
ordrrod by the George iiotckklsn Bonn
iieci’ Compnny. \voa nllructlng consid-
orabio attention in Nordullt. yttnlnt‘dtt)‘.

flurry S. Honoring, a former lion-
iiury mun. is oxpcctod to be the porn-
lnoc of South Norwnll: Republicans for
mayor in tho coming olortiou u; tiuu
city,”linulnu’y News.

. ~~ ....~...~

Alimrt (lolwho. oi ll‘runro stroof. it»:

onjoying his normal \‘nontlon form tho ‘

iloston- store. He in tuition abort tins
ll'lim To various points of intorosi und
in oujollu; his \ltt‘illitlil to tho fullest
ext-out.

 

~ lloys‘ and tllria‘ iitlurutor Show.
at Coniit‘iti‘i)‘ & lirurkr-n‘n.

liowurd Godfrey and Bert Lur'lurood,
W- tyro trustod llllti long—limo omployos of
tho (lonnortirut (lollipuux's involunt-
loy firms, who hurt» born cumpintz on
‘ 'li‘ar inland. il£l\'lt roturnod to their
‘ltomen nnd thrir lrolloy dutios on lilo-

lormnn and conductor l‘oulwtiil'oi)‘.
Street (lon‘unlsoltmcr iidwhrd F. Duf»
1y. oi Norwulk. hos n force of men
burn» cleaning out. the gutters nnd
cleaning off the rrosawallts about the
town. The men cleuned out the Bork.
. oley stroet gutters yesterday after-
noou. The recent ruins have hindered
Borne of the commissioner's work and
‘ mhde more of another nature for him.

 

The annual meeting and bunquot of
the Connecticut Aouociutlon of local
il‘iro lnuurnnoo Agents will be held in
Hartfordnmtober 19. E. S. Bourdolcy
is chairman orathe committee on ur-

. nugomon‘tc. Among tho speakers will
be President id. 8. Cowios of the No-

- tionnl association, Mayor Smith. and
J. H. Southgute of Durham. N. (L. pron—
ddont of the Notional association.

 

Complalutn huvo been made that lo-
cal hunters are Shooting rabbits and
7 partridge. in the neighborhood of [Julia
Pond. This is. of course. illegal. and
stops am being taken to prevent retro
tltion of the offense. Deputy Game
‘ Worden llyrou Foster of Now Fnirfleld
has taken up tho mutter and prosecu-
tions are likely to follow any arrests
that um unuio in connection with vio-
lations of the name laws.~—l‘inubury
i‘ News.

1 . Tho rain which inn fallen in such
' bountiful quantities during the past
( titanic has aided materially in replen-
w».ilhiuu the walnu- nuppliea in this vi-

;n

'olnity.’ The muorroira are showinp

will» offootu of the almost continubuus

 

oory store. ‘

 

Clounxeioif John. 11....Waliii. .of Nor-
wallt”. in unending tho (for in ,ilartford

v”...—

 

Mass” is vialtlng the Mine] Hamilton.
of Putnnm avenue.

”.m. .

loy lines. is enjoying it day's vocation
from his duties todi'ty.

Milan Anna ill. Millenof the .l. M.
Layton ofiice. is enjoying a two weolts‘
vnruilou from her duties.

Misu Ruth Wood; of Wei“ nvcnue.
lino gono to Mormon for n Week's visit.
with rolntiros and frientin.

Attorneys John Keogh and Nehe-
miah (funded, of South Norwnlk. are
spending the day in Hartford. _

 

Wiillnm L. Olson, ‘of the Reynolds
Motor Cur Company. of Norwnik. uncut
lust evening in Stamford on iulaincuuo.

Miss Katherine Tot-pi. of Dunbury.
but; returned homo after u visit. horn

 

Martin Crouch, of Norwalk. but: so». “
cured n poaltlon in the New York Gro~

Minn diary 'l‘oonwy, of Soutliinston. ,

Harold Eli. mi... of tho‘lochl not.”

Horace R. Nash-Cor.-

. Oil TARIFF

(Continued front [Pint Page.)

-mM—u.

the postal savings bank system by

"Bill!“ Zillion, of the foreign mnllu dc-
wlfh Mina Katherine Tor-try. of Oman} imrtmout
direct. i

tit Washington. Conny-eon-
mun John Q. Tiloou. who who exported
to ho present. was unable to attend.

 

l’mlul (‘Hl'iil-i lil‘t' boiuit roroirod from
(ioollw ii. Raymond, of Berkeley;
all‘Ot-l. wholu visiting in South Fullni
burg, x. r. 3
i

Miss Margaret Wilnon nnd liiinn1
llothn Stono l’lnro. of Norwulk, nre l'c‘i
tuomhoring their friends hero with pow

tul cards from linrkhampoted. §

... v¢--w.....x~..-— l

Attorney George H. Voubnmh loft!
South Norwnik, totlny. for Nottinrlt. NJ,
.i.. wiioro his family hm: boon rlxilinnfl
llo will return with them tito tirrt of:
nrxt nook. {. i

Mrs. A. mum-hard of the mount
Librur)‘. in Hi’l’ildi'vrl hrr mention utl
ilnrx‘lo. Mann... and Slim: l'quiro Sienna.
oi‘ Norwnlii. in Mfibxliilllinit for Mini
lliunrhurtl. t

The littnltut‘y iron and hirtni (‘o.. ro-
romiy incorporutod, has lilmi its not";
tillrnto of orunnirutiuu. Philip J. Kata.
oi llnhitury, is prvuidonl of tho ruin-i

Congressman lilil mndo who: might
hopt'ousldorcd his cunning speech for
tint-coming ilniu tbnt is likely to run
foriulirn in this: sumo wht-n lhu ncxf
r‘ongrossiuhui t‘iitréii rumor. Confirm-n
luau lilil intituntod lbnt
erotic mujurily in congress in the and
clni solution had bot-u nondlut; iht‘
ronniry to tho tlomnllion imnfiu‘ows,
nnti ho ui'ituod from this und from
l’rvnidcnl 'l‘uft’: wtoou lhnt tho roun-
irr might yet haunt-mi to the mom»
fnotu‘rorn in the north if flow would

abandon their nttitudo and send mou'

to ruilul‘ous who would ropronrnt tho
nortlwrn industrial iniorcnin. lie or
iruod and uuoit'tl lot in nml [lam-on to
shun that tho ii‘illi‘i‘l‘iliif’ iturll‘ now
in umwr Wilt" worklnt: lnrmly for tho
inltrrcatn of tho sooth. mi that thin
man what must lw oxpt-ctod tut long
on tho nortlwrn hoopla would pursuit
than to but tmni to Wuahiuntun who
would furor lillli sort of ioginintlon.
lnrlth‘nlully he paid bio ronports to

 

 

the Demo ,

bony. and Anton l’. Bn'lruky. of Now (illil’r'iriirt‘iliilll Thom-l3 l-» “villi“. Who.
Huron, sorrotnry nud trousuror. ;ho WM- WM our “3' ”"l ”0“” 0’ “‘1‘
_.... ~prrnortiouisiu, rout-osmium n thrifty

 

 

’l‘hr now firo litii‘RteR wore Rit'ru n
; irini youtordtly ultornndn, rind upunmig
it: worked out "in oxrollcni «hum.
flt‘ot' n couple of works. the harm»: inno-
'boon laid up with wvrrr colds but'
how- rocm'rrcd uomowliut nt tho proLE

soul time.“

 

Dr. Henry (‘. Sharer and family. of
Wunltlugton strovl. into how koopinirj
Mr. nud lira. ir‘rnnk F‘. Huntington
l-mupuuy ui their suniinor rmnp ut
llvlt‘i: Iniund. Wilfred llodwoll and
family. who hnrr boon tin-re for two
Weeks. returned to the South Norwuilt.
rosldonco rostortluy. ,

l

 

i
The case of John Kochnn. n muoni
who won arrested, yostrrduy, on tho"
rhnrgcn of druultonnoun uud brooch of.
the ponre, came up before Jurist: Wil-l
linm F. Tammany. in the Town (Tommi
and cults, but the execution of the con-l
more was suspended and Keenan
given fifteen mloutol to find his way
out of the cltlt.

 

Word rowivad from Miss Juno U.
Dyna, one, of the trio of school touch:
era who are on their way to Seattle
to touch. mailed in at. Paul. Minn. on
Monday. was lobeived in Normlk to-
duy. Minn Dyntltntcs that the party
arrived in St. Paul on Saturday and
that they were to leave Monday of-
ternoon for Minneapolis. They were
to leave this hitter city at. 10:46 1). m.
for. the remainder of their trip. tofu:
through to Seattle without another
stop. All are well and enjoying tho
trip immensely.

 

...»i a...”

no mm run noun

A atmmnt of mm lookod by a
and; column.

w

 

this morning. Koohnn was fined Sill

'. loading thorn uro overflowing.
. 3 though this if the! ninth day of the

M to grumble, for oil renli‘m‘ the newt
’7 hood ofmln and lots of it, and are
thankful.
i,‘ foidenta to automobile lire apparatus. ~
_ The one that occurred in thin city inst

 
 
 
 
 

‘ downpour and the otronms and spring.
‘ Al»

We guarantee complete relief to all
mrfforonn from commotion. in every
coon where we foil we will nupply the
medicine free.

Raul! Ordorllu hrs 3 gentle. offoc-
tive. dependable and Info trowel run-
intor. otronsthonor and tonic. . Their
runtahltsh 'nntim’u function: in a
qnlct, only my. _ they do not'omm
any inconvenience. trivial: or noun;
They are do plmunt to who and worlt
to ally tonal; they any be taken by
anyone iii; on time. Tim thoroughly
long on tho whole cit-tom to healthy“
activity. . , n

Null "procaine: or. ‘unauroumblo
and loud for tho use at children. old
folk» Mill doifdm-wlool. < W0 can-
not would: momma than: to oil

clouds and ruin. there are low disposed

M
'Danbury has no monomly upOn no-

, wood was the third in the cute within
the weak. in Bridgeport on automo-
bilo driven by Chlof‘Moone’y ran into
Zn me while taking a down, in going
1.0.». fire. and won amuhbd and the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Minot nonmali-
, ‘ , TWfifldialei‘imf
iii vohiolci‘liit tho who try-

,

 

itoimbilrnn suction, nud ho lurid ho
had told iloiiir ho would "port his
Work in \t‘nahimuou when no ‘uot
bitch to (‘ohucrtirut

Favor; Reciprocity.

llo tirsi took up the iron lint hill
lwhlvh hr hliiti furorod tho uouth uml it!!!” in tho man who docs not ownllniund and Hickory illud.
ithou ho urorrwlod to Mum all ”this own homo but in paying n omhli'.
who, work of tho special mount“ or Will-

congrm. As to the rum ifs: hill ho
unit! thut it canto M! n unturnl rooult.
it was finally nrrauttcd that we should
honour the roclurmlty him no bemoan
our country and (lunndn. lie would‘
go further and say that he no in
favor of absolute free trado botwoen
this country and Canada. ours both:
the powerful country. but he would
do no further on applied to other
countries. Canadians are our kind of
people.

When the Derdocrntn curled in to
revise the tariff, it won lult the worm
thing in the right plum for us. Our
Connectirut manufacturers who hire
not sent on support are rolpounible for
this.

The monitor then tackled the Dr»-
ont tariff rovinlon in which he claimed
that the Democrats hnd out out
things favoring tho wool bill become
wool is something that cannot be pro
duoed in the south. and favored the
expense on applied to the cotton bill.
becnulo tint was I measure that tho
«mullet-nor: with-d to protect.

Juulflu Tom

The monitor lunltlod Pruidont. Taft
for retain: the wool bill, which he
said would clone factories hero tutor
than the old Wilson bill did lb your!
am. He ukod tint now tho Demo
cratu had cut the day on cotton nu—
,oitluory from :5 to to per cont, why
they did not do it on wool and tilt-*-
und hi: curler nu. bounce tho south
doonn’t produce wool and tilt.

manhunt. in pronoun.” for t
not of intoiilunt rota! in tho futon.
Tito and cannot be and. by ion-
rolling. l favor. hr uid. countin-
tion ”of the titration of tomcat-m.
boron withtohchutmohuio of
sanctity of nomination with tho foo
«tuner? Any mm who no! no might
better tomt till! he i: on Auction.
Wo'vo not to Jihad too-thin ’l‘oft
mud: count» on tho «dilution of pro-
tection mentored or film out of moi
duction.

'l‘ 0 other uncultur- of tho dd] "I

mica. ohmrintondont of tor-ulna
mils at Wuhinnton, who no invitod
to ml: on the work of turnout
nvlnu Intern. which in now‘tbtiu
introduced in. thin country. in. out
be “out! that the tmdortuitinl no .,

 

, mutt thins, infliction“ it would in-

dim n- itration new not-

 

.‘t‘erfuln t‘iuiiil.

.lth on own cittaon of our ntnto int

'i V

 
 
 
 

Buying carefully is the secret

of good buying. Examine the

Startliord range and its record,
their y'ouywlli buy «if.

FOR SALE BY

N. Main 8i West Sts.

math...“

importance. «wildly 'ln tlmon ol‘ilv
nnnrlal stress. All that was needed
to carry it out was the commotion
of the timlmulern. and thin wno bo-
lnn heartily shown. lie declared the
him a grant Sucre”.

Tho committee of arrangement»:
was omnuoced of J. i'. Glynn, of Win-
mod. the secretary. and i‘natmaaton
linngorty. of Hartford: (lay-lord. of
.Ausonlu. and Randall. of itockrllio.

.0ch of “to feature of the art-thou
inn Wild the lit-(mutilation to ouch
tin-miter of n ribbon lindm hearing
bin harm and imuloiliro. An than:
worn pinned on at onto it Will! not dlty'
limit for tho maintain of the unnorln-i
firm to recognize old friends from all
ports of the stoic. whom they find
not moi before portions for yours. null
to "not him" at once in diaounnintt
the mineral pour-oiilro and troltllrui:
situations.

.flWw- O

. against tho ropoul clothe inw worn:

' Hammond, momma, F‘rlabio. Wright

- M Mt"...

finished. so that it vote might be tuli-
en. ‘
On a roll call vote those who voted

Senators Hooker. Alsop, Hailey. Par-
iior,‘ Woodruff, Pintt, munahury, Mn-
hnn. Bartlett. Puck. Judson. Elliott.

and Leonardo-17. ,

Tho-e ‘who voted for repeal were:
Benton! Shellac)". Faun. i-lollornn.
Marlow. Mitchell. Shnriley. Moreddn,’
Lhwior, Avery, Park, McNeil, Paddock
rind Donavon-13.

 

MAST BREAKS 0N PLEASURE
CRAFT.

 

 

torn he agreed to loot/o his speech on

 

sloop Yocht Chumunn is Towed intoi
Clinton for Ramiro.

CLINTON, Aug. ao.~—-wun her most
broken off near the deck, the 60-foot
sioopyacbt Choomunn, owned by
William l‘rlodlnudor. of Brooklyn. was
towed into the harbor here laid night.i
With the owner was J. ii. Emmet. the’
actor. The party left New London

 

yoatcrday morning and oil Cornfield
light a heavy non unaltfppod the lion".|
apt-ii. which won intor roplgpod. Short-i
ly afternoon Emmet woo coiling :ha'
boat when his attention was attracted;
by a mapping and looking up. he saw:
the mast tonoifnir and had lust time!
enough to step to one hide to preventf
tho croutree from hitting him an the:
whole thing crashed in the deck.

Tho calla were furiod on much as
Pool-tilde and a gasoline engine start-
od. but it was out hoary enough tot
drirn the hoot against the. theory suni
running and the. boot drifted around;
until help wrnt out from horn. andi
towed her in. Repairs will be made?
and the two nooks" cruino‘which the?
bout mu» on continued. i

.......................MM

BELLE lSLAND WATER cmmvuf

I wan—m

Entries for the Various Event. Clo»
on Frlduy.

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r

 

Ill REPEAL (if PERSONAL;
TAX Bill. ""8 YEAR -

(tinnitunod from First Page.)

Entries in the Hello island water:
rurulrni will close Friday andfi'lth
tho oht‘optioll of thin list. all fit roadyf’
for the grout owut. The iconic flu-’
oil-I “iii prultnhly in». played then. 31-;
thtmxh the rainy weather lino intori‘or— =

 

inn of patmnount tummy to tho potty
pit? of our iiinlo. 'llu- unontiuu that}
«insuld intomt liluw \\ ho arc desirous;
of inonolitlinu (‘oniwrllrnt in u‘lioihori

'or not this law in l<'ritilillil lvonriirlniiy‘

from financial utnndpoint to our.
people. Thlc lnw wait trunnion under
tug itnpronaiou lilul :l rorlnin largo.
prrronlullo of our t‘iilz‘oliii more not:
bring tut-ad und‘limi uil the burden ofi
titration foil upon the shoulders of a.

ll

 

i think (hut this is on orrmwoun?

i
n luxtmrr. and tho most t‘ortulu into;

Upon this mun mists i'iitutt hour.
iiy tho prosont mroonni fox. ’l‘hnz
onforrcuwnt of tho inw creation h
fouling of iiinnfllifilflf‘lifln and romant-
mont in the minds of a large umiorlty'
of than who aronobligod to pay it.

in my opinion theramail rant my».
tor-wand oven the man who board:
in a family homwin plying pro-
portionoteiy tho turnout nu. A: In
example of the rot’onuo derived from
the collection of thin to: i would
submit to can u for Mum: which
chow when moat of thin money son.

in liriduoport we huve'in office four
men appointed Ioioiy for the puma
of colipctiux this in. Time men draw
$1,450 each per mount and humiliat-
denial antennas. lncludinz stationary.
otc.. of 33,000. Thi- oddod to their
“my of 85.80!) malto- approximately
88.800—4Mtio toroilcct till: unboun-
inr tax in the city of Bridnoport
Mono!

Now i Illlilpll. in Ill (airman ‘tha
tho colloctlrin of tho personal tax.
insofar u the city of Britta-port in
concerned. is of mu. benefit financial-
ly to our store. and I sincerely how
that the in will be obmutod by this
iogislotun. i an ”tinned tint u largo
majority of the people of Connecticut
are outlined to thin tax and therefore
for the porno“ of uniting known to
the people than non-ton who furor
continuinz this iniqultcuq statute ond

nu: tutor. I nor. that film they
void in at»: .m muttering: it 66‘
mm by roilcul. ‘ ‘ r
unfavouliiy oath. bill. which had no
illuminant advocate Contact Dono-
mi. 'l‘lio «outcry mod. n to“ um
manila moi- of doing hwoy‘with the
mono! to: on tin ground 03“.!”
am: mold ct tho cm. on nlroody
howdy fund by the huh out of liv-
l’nt.‘ ‘fio pot-dawn downturn-oi. m-
tintioc to in“. whorolu our primed,
committal): amt marathon than.

 

charm! if thou Mm trillion won

 
 
 
 
 
 

diminution. R. interior! to «with

brand cud in Mohammad“ no
mud-7‘s pin tutti» Morin: m it.

 

on not a iiilli} with tho proiiminninv.i

clinics. The lint of mouth on prepar-

ed for tho urruslou in no follows:
Ptfli-yutd nwlut for junior boys. '5
“(Virtual swim for junior girls. i
Fifty-yard who for senior git-lo.

 
 

 

 

Sale dim
RAINCOATS ’

FOR THURSDAY

Tan and Gray Slip-on Coats

Tan and Gray Slip-on Coats
with velvet collar .. . .

59c UMBRELLAS 39c.
Dresses Less than Half Price

.Wlthout reservation. Every Summer Dress must go.

50 Dresses at 79c

Smart Lawn Bronson in several different styles and COIOrs, all to '80)

Dresses at $1.98

Dresses sold as high as £1.50; others at $2.93, $3.50. $3.98. All to he
sold at $1.98.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

u

$3.98
$4.98

N

‘\ I

i MINTZ’S

We Have One Hundred Pair of

Women’s Oxfords

that sold regulain for $2.50, $3 &$3.50”
We have made One Lot of these '
and have marked them ,

. $1.35

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

to close out. This lot

Ono hundrodvl’ard swim for senior
born. .
Tub ratio.

includes all leathers

than Ion-tor. who «tor tho mi of

The «Omaha. on indictarfmnama 9

 
 
 

 
 
 

who on tholmroduc‘ts thou. would” \

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

owned olihor brill: neuronal or by“

mummi- loivhioh tho Win an .
mounted mm film; Wt in‘

 

«florid: from

 

 

Mr rum

 

homo-ta 49M.

nuxmanom '

f‘unoo filt'v. douhlra. for girls.
meaning race.

llnnoo ram. doubles. for bill's.
hiring contort, boyr und git-lit.
Qunrtnr-miio with. boys and girls.
moms upon to rooldouis of Belle.

All onlrinu must be handed in to‘
(‘bnrlu Money by sonic-miter 1.

suowsnv wanuzn Munro i

RACE ' l

nmm'mn. has..- Aug. Stir—Show?

cry rondltionr still prevniled ht thoI

Roadvtlie truck. early today. makingi

uncertain the starting of the weak's‘.
stand circuit raring. ‘

With the stables full of for»! Item,
port and many follower: of the sportf
enter to m the exhibitions. there was?
much dinnpolnrment over the wen-5
that pro-poets.

 

 

 
 
 

The White Shoe .Co.

90' Washington Street

Successors to the Flynn Boot Shop

SPECIALS THIS WEEK
per bgg.

 

Peerless Flour, “153

 

3 cans Milk ? ...... . . .25c Baker's Cocoa or Choco-
3camCrearn ...... .....15c late ........... too
3 can: Campbell's Soup. .25: no large Asparagus. this
3 bots. Salad Dressing ..a5c sale ................. ...20c
15c can Lobster. per choice 3 lbs. Soda Crackers . . . . . .25c

 

ECONOMY JARS. this sale. . .qts.. (102., 65c; pts.. doz., 60c

 

-“

DAUGHTER -
WAS CURED

By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetgble Compound

Boltimoro. ltd—“I lend you horo-
wlth tho ‘ ohm of my fifteen r old

doughtorA combo
3 Wild tutored lino

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

“’r'rt‘ittiiii
' I
ganglia ligated her

m iunl or mummy. mm A. Pinion

' ‘ Dill

.hom' 3' «his Comm who
ammo and fro toki mm
tluIilog’ innit”. , mm
Wu . a“

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utudo‘formt

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

'i Wit . , ,
« can do with M1. titud

 

ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY

£2 court-t mun or. PHONE ass-a

 

 

 

h
WANTUM AVIATION MEET.
30m. Touts Arranged for Today If til.
Wreath" Prov“ to be Favorable.
BOSTON, Aug. 30.-—-With the brook-
inx of rho-rainy Ipfill which has lor-
school association hu occur-ed the lonnly interfered with the magma of
Rev. Elliott El Tnlmadge pastor of the second annual Harvard-Boom:
the Congregational Church at Wound. ,Aoz‘gm‘mi' 3:12:23 fizz’gomrgm
(an. to be “was secretary until No'.mectaoulan and interesting “lotion
umber. Mn'i‘nlmadntttkec the place feature: combine! in any one day 0!
°‘ “‘° 3'“ "m“ w. m- -‘"‘° ’9‘ ilyiz in the United State: at the new
vim last wring to become pastor. of ct 8‘1!“an
the! Prolbytorlan Church at Redford; The bit "m of the day will ho tin
N» Y: Mr. a” “I'm bmn’. “‘Q “mu“ m ‘t'ioo mund m.”
tho-iii: °t h“ family required mf- Lind and return. for which that» In
51"“ “‘7 ‘l dryer cum“ when mum $2,500. on event which
Mr. Talmud" '9’ ”Mt” b! the wu outmoded Monday owing to the
committee appointed to secure “ uuo- untflortiilo smother count-noun. Full!
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