Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 19, 1914 · page 3

 
 
 
 
 
 

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itiNJlijEMoplaM I g I ;- To LET
V ' “ V'V’ To ‘LET-QIVP-Vi‘tOM APRIL. IST 51 FOR MLEHBRUBH RUNABOUT
.IWoodIiVard Am, Iilrst floor, all im- Newly painted Good condition. Top,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I ‘I'lel V‘; , .I proveliilents. Adults only. Inquire on windshield, speedometer.5 lumps, elec-

MEMIR {mommies V mill in trio, ass and all lights No 10118 St.

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Andrew Hiltdilllfion, late Presideutlnem' “filmy, Rowayton. Inquire (Mitt. I v|c.N“-.y ,New HAVEN—ONE

olThe Norwal-k BuildiugJioan and in- J. I8. L‘Hommedieu. mill 3t and two family houses. “.0 shore

most sincerely mourn. ‘VWltS one oi: the

rare and sterling men whose personal— IprovenIents.- Apply at No 30 Lowe property in your section or vicinity.

St. 11119 lit Momma, stocks. hoods or other val-

always taking a real interest in others, .

it was this unselfish characteristic that LET—NICE FURNISHED list. Blinn, 8,00 Malley Building. New

him throughout the commumty where rooms flor- housekeeping. Just call Haven, Conn. Agents protected;

dateemed 'Mi'. Hutchinson's Official .69, of city. No 11 Havlland St, SouthI V ‘

.. ielations .with. the Association were Norwa‘lk Conn. mil) 3th FOR aALE—JNEAR .msfiop MILL,

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flfhafmefid ggflifidipiriiigyfx ,i To Lev—«Ar so 1 nanny er, good 6 room house, city water and ioi~

.Mrs let, only 81. 260; pay down 3260; and

liners and members all the Association .3 A young... 24] East Ave,

will be” testimony at their late. e _,_ price 8750; and one lot, Spring Hill.
fact. that of which he was not sure T0 LET~FURNISHED 8005338200. Address Box 814. South Non

" “ ' ‘ ‘ mis 3t
m , TO LETw-FIVEV LARGE sachet
Iestment iation, whose death W” To il-ETéSIX ROOMS WITH IM. cottages for sale, or will ethange for
Ity attracted others to him. He (was
' -.._ inabies taken as payment Send for
constrained universal recogditiou for] To
he use so well known and so highly and see them Best in city; right con-I 11118 8:
of the most substantial and valuable Ian e 12 room house price ”500' also
superior degree of excellence. The of- 2nd Wilder 4 rooms; rent 89. 00
mil) 3t 5 large lots 50 by 225, near Nor-walk;
president, that he never stated as I:
improve- walk. n11? 5t

What he said had the ring of si'ncerl- first Iiioor. to right, all

 

U 'He sought dew favors hut twas ments. Use f telephone Inquire‘ ‘ V .
always doing (or others. He was aI 120 wmmmgn iSt Gentleman i8“? FOR SALE—Okla CLOSED TOP
man of character and this illustrates re r.red 11119 atlibuslness‘ wagon. with panel doors

why the deceased was held in such
trustlui relationship my all who knew
him. We shall miss his active and
zealous work. The intimate relations
held for so many years by our Asso-
ciation' with Mr Hutchinson as promo
dent 'will «be broken and theioss will
be severe.
. To the family and relatives we ex-
tend our sincere symathy.
This memoir is to he entered open

front. back and ,seat. New condition,
8100. Apply Postal Telegraph office,
74 Washington St. South Norwai-k.

 

To LETnaATTRACTIViE ONE-
hait 'family residence, 6 rooms, all
improvements. beautiful interior, 5
minutes to East Norwalk station.
Marlin; Construction (30.125 Wash-
_iugtoni -.St ' 11118 St

 

 

n..— ah—m—u—i

MISCELLANEOUS.
WILL LADY wuo FOUN

 

 

"To LET—«Ii ROOMS, N0. 1 COVE

 
 
 

I‘ tblolmew.

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salary in Villa eonlsrence. and con-
tributed last year almost $12, 000 for
the various benevolent enterprises
oi! the church. Jiev. Ollie It“ Bar-
DD, iIIV completing his.
i-ninth year of service there and in that
time has seen his chlu'ch crew from
973 1.01.500 in membership. The
two Sunday VschVVoois have kept pace
with an increase from 774 to 1,237.
’Dr. Bartholomew is a preacher or fiery
impetuosity, whichcoupled with his
profound lntellectuulliy and unusual
clarity of Judgment. makes him tre-
mendously influential in the pulpit.
While Iproliresslve and modern in
thought he 18 ii\iVlIthui
ingly evangelistic: and. in his utter-
ances concerniht public affairs ai-
w 11st rolresliiligl’tJ ‘ optimistic.
Practically all of the week’s meet,
loss will he open to the public, a
fact that is not fineraily understood
«Timely are more than one or two
executive sessions held and these are
usually brief. «The New York, New
(Haven and Hartford Railroad has
kindly» extended _its special rate

privilege to (111'.th desire to attend"

the conference.v.'i‘icliets» which are
lrood, going, March 21 to April»? in-

clusive; and, returning. IMuroh- 25 to V

April 8 inclusive, may he purchased
at any station, but must he counter~
signed at the conference by the rail-
load secretary lor the return trip
A Matter oi Supreme interest
A matter of supreme interest is the
idevelopmeut of the plans of the con-
Ifcreiice commission on ministerial
Vsiinport. The recommendations of

D ”N this commission were enthusiastically
front 25 cent store and called at 8

 

 

 

 

adopted at New Haven last year
. - d . A la in aid :1
zfigylfifizrm :1 £251 goth £20 iiy. n 1 Ave. “All modern improvements. In Henry 8t. ., please call again any eIV'en~ ilriefiv stated they were: The “1938'
FRANKLIN A 3M1 H quire R, Joselovsky, 4 Cove Ave. . lug “om five t° seven _ "‘17 3 lug ol‘ the foul existing district pas-
AI.UERT E.\V1NCII‘ESTER. m1? if . ., Itorinl illd societies into one organiza-
.. committee 0“ Resolutions. I “PENN“. V [lion for the entire conference. The
1118 :Norwalk Building. Loan and TO LET F T R _ I ,
investment Association, March 17, LA 3. FOU AND T! L raising of 815,000 annualy for the
4914, live rooms, all improvements; two mm lsEml‘lth mruuwndoerood. equalization of salaries of pndemuid

 

 
 
 
 

weeks" rent free to respectable parties.
Decorated to taste. Inquire B. Wol-k,
Raudadl ‘Blk. 11116 6t

Reminnon, all other
makes. sold. rent

repaired. Rentals 0
per month. Machines
so it! at 85 per month.
The Plummel' Type
writer Exchange. In Fall-mid Ave.
Iriduport. Conn. '

WANT-ED

». WANTED—ROOMS“ FOR LIGHTI .._...

housekeeping or board and room 'for TO LET—«FIVE LARGE ROOMS,
man and wife. State terms. Address first floor. 260 East Ave, E. Norwalk.
“Boarding." this office. 11119 3t Three minutes from trolley. depot and -
churches. Rent 812. H. D. Wright.
BOY WANTED TO LEARN SUR- Tel 10713. m13 Gt
veyiug First-class opportunity. 51"“‘3W,

ply H. R. -,Mlu0r Keeler Bldg. 01‘ lg IB’USINESS NOTICES
Lincoln ave, South Norwalk. m19 1t

.w. «I PAINTING, .PAPERHANGING, DEC-
WANTED ”‘ A SEAMBTRESS orathlg Painters' supplies. Wail pa have do“ this spring A postal w"

'Would like Devling thy mal‘rhhle 01‘ hand per “D‘tO‘ date ctylea lowest [prices bring samples ‘0 you' lawn“ litten':

 

 

 

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J Olin Fountalne

will..glve yoususgestions and cell

 

 

preachers, so that the minimum cash
salary of every married member of
conference shall hereafter he $1,000,
and the minimum cash salary of every
unmarried member, .prcbntioner or
Illinriled supply preacher. $800. For

.— ithe past eight years members of the

1 New York East Conference have been
pining 1 per cent of their salary
toward the support of theV superannu-

lniates [or that job of insideo’r outside‘ flied Mencken's This 1- per rent, will
painting or «paper-hanging that you will now be continued toward salary aqua].

l lzaiion if the plans of the commission
.are calricd out '1 his is conlsidolcl to

be one of the most important steps an

5 the direction of modern church effici-
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.Also mending. I‘V‘ould go out by the Estimates cheerfully given Trial or- tion to all work.

(lily. No. 5 Roma 8L, E881 iNorwnlk. 'dem ilelClted. Tel. 400_ Alexander 8 BURRITT AVE. PHONE CON.
, 11119 M White», 61 1-2 Ely Ave, mu hf .

”WANTEDwm Irwo on maids. “We“ 20th Century Triumph

JOOIIIB, suitable Jor light housekeep-
lug Address Rooms. care Sentinlel.3

NOTICE
WANTE-v—VPOSIDTXON BY A LADY 3T0 CONTRACTORS

sienographer, bookkeeper. Afternoons ~ Sealed proposals will 'be received at

or few hoVuI'vls (Vinny fl” own typewrit. the Oiiflce 0f the ”atrial. Commission-

or Address "M., u Box 96 Norwaik. era not the Second Taxing District,
' . (‘ity of Noruaik, until 8 ociock p m..

”118 1W Saturday, March 219i, 1914 for trench

1118,1iiiiipe laying and back-filling at we
WANTED—«FIRST MORTGAGES ier min on Garner Street

$2,500 and 83,800 for modern stuccoI Commissioners reserve ““3 right to

and permanent cure.
case. investigate.
Suggestive Therapy,

 

 

the Spine.

about the cure oi all diseases

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many with Nature.

PROF. MILLER

latest scientific method or! treatina churches uiih able (‘omlpetent
disease and ailments. assures positive“
reaches every

Magnetic

Treatment. Latest Treatment oi the w

Vital Organs, the Nervous System and
A System of Healing which brings:

bringing mind and Ibody into liar-

residences. 6'per cent. interest in ad-
.vanCe. Box 086, South Norwalk. Conn.
* 11118 6t'

Irejoci; any or all bids. Plans and
specifications my be seen at this of
lice on and after March 18,1014.

DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.

 

WANTED—40001) ’ «STRONG nor
. eibout 16 years of ago 00 work in
pointing office. Apply to The 'Borda

 

cross, Sentinel Bldg. “In” at
_ WANTED ~ amends. Locus
Klrk, Nor'otdu Heights.

 

waanIo-IfOUNo MEN AND wo-
men to become detectives. Don't
miss this opportunity. Write C. 8..

- care Sentinel,"80uth Norwalk. 11117 at

 

WANTED%OMBINATION LOCK
sale, '8 x 4. Telephone 600, South
11117 lit

'Norwnik.

 

WANTED «- HIGHEST PRICDB
paid for secondhand furniture, car-I
.pets. rugs,
12 Madison Sh, city.

Tel. Con. I

11117 St ,

5...: u'L—n-ru- M ...

ApIple Trees Trimmed
Bellupaiu & Saunders

aasonouurualsra.
, lieu-I'll Ive-mam. cons.

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..M.W

fROTON
POULTRY FARM

RIPWLAND Q LETTS; PROPB.

Special Notice—I have removed my
office at Keei‘er's Bldg, 80. Norwallr,
to my Main Office at 1169 Chapel St.

Iasserted that the vexing problem of
Imanning the struggling country
then
will tilelcbydle wonderfully simplified
List of Dtceued Members.
dv‘oliouing is a. list of the ministers
he have died since the lust confer
enee session:

East Gencisee Conference, 1882.
New York East, 185. Retired from no
live 'work, 1905. '

1813; at Ridlsy Park Pa.

ITliVoxanwc ”of brisk)! " succeeds Dn, II

.li‘lushlng,N Y.,,witll whose Insatoi,ll .

I'i‘ound confirmed, SIC.

uncommromio» ~

kind It will he noticed that a large

George Van Alstyne died May 30. V
by 1813, at South. Neiwnik Admitted to

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Dario at First Church. Walnrbury. If Vbthel methods- have failed Ir
where the later :winde up what inI Min you and ethir
many meets has been one of the
best years in the history of that‘
church i. ii IDON‘TIBBU'E of West Hav-

Caldwell departs drool NorIvaik for
, and MOST UP I: I DATE
1.. Formed, he is exptcied toVex imbue.

F‘. F.“ Vorlleeil will return to \i- aler-I

Painless 'ethcds’”
:ZVXIVIJKIJTTZELLVVI1:58.333: E BART HVOL D.- 0.

great work in n difi suit field. paying 53 Meadow St South Norwalk.
off a mortgage of 81800 on the parson~ i 7 to 3 p m. ~

age. repainting ii and the chulch us 307 Atlantic S.t. Stamford 9 4
hi. to 5 pa: m.
Spinal Analysis Free

well and improving the church piclund
G. A lironson of St. Paul's, \Vnior- ’
lllll‘y,'wi“ remain another year and W. '
E, Smith has been inviied to remain
at ‘SOlliill Church. The rumors of a:
change at Waiorvilie will probably be
Johnson hav-
ing Served one year at that place. V
In‘ Thonlasiou, W. .1» licugias will
be Jollowod bye new man The death
of C H (irulle cleales ii vacancy at
Ansonio which will take a strong man
to fill Seymour will lose 1). M. Lewis.
port. Id, ii. Lower), at South llriiain.
who goes to 'Ncwfield Church, Bridge-
will ‘iic retained osgheIis having a pop-
ularjpustorate, J. W. Linrd, busy pay-
log all Winsicd's debt, and W. E. sou.
field doing constructive -work Int 'l‘or-
.ringtou, are ailnost‘cerialn to go back.
i‘. ii. Snwwr enjoying constantly im
.I Irovlng health will stay at Woodbuiy
The Conference Program.

l
The committee on conference lpro-l-
am, i' h t
gr 0 w Ml he Re" George V“ 84 Washington Sb, So. Norwsik, Conn.
Brown, of ilridgcport is chairman has Graduate from Palmer School.‘ the
aimed to get away fiom the Icgniar discoverer.

Isterotyned iill‘llll‘gelllellt which Ire- . V
Know Thyself

veils so largely at gatherings of this
IWORKMEN'B COMPENSATION.
LiABiLi'l‘Y, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
lNSUiIANCE. V
Write Me for Sample .oiicy.
c. 1'. MoGOVERN , I
lNSURANCE AND ”.EAL ESTATE
165 Washington street.

 

 

 

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The New Scsrnce
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC. »

Ghiiopractlc is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is cause
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in Ville Millaroni Organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
terms in your body. Female troubits
given special attention; also cIIrIa-‘
ture oiIthe spine. Yoii will never re
gret givingthe ChirOpracto: a chance
to help you.

Magnetic treatments given‘also. -

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place is being given to the commission
of finance created by the general con-f
fcl'enre. A novel feature la the recap-l
lion by the conference by the enter-1
raining chuIciI. The ailnouncemcntVV
that Dr F Watson Hannah, now of
Drew Somluniy, is to have charge of

 

 

the morning devotional service IVwili loath Norwaik. VC°""' “'13-“
be gratifying to all who know ni'VVthilsI ,

ipopulur Illusinr‘s kcenest and spirit- . s
uality as a Bible exposii.or.I The ln'o- A“ ordinaflce RBIathB
gram. its for as completed to dulc, is - " .
.. on... .to the useoiTemporary

Tuesday March 24

S p. in. w’lopwmtll Lemme :Ilmiver
nary and wet pilon lo bishop and mu-
torches,

Addresses by Dr. Wilbur F. IShoIidun
and Dr. M‘. ii. Licbliter.

Wednesday, March 25.

9 a in. «Holy nommulizion
once session.

2 up. in.~MunIoI-iai service.

8 p. Iii.—~.3ildrcss by Hon,
Dr. DuIld

i

Washington Street
Bl‘l dge:

Wheeras, the detour or temporary
bridge now being used over Norwalk
Harbor at Washington Street City of
Ncrwalk, has been constructed ‘0. Mar
four (4) tons gross weight in the wily
of Iehlcies, and, -

Whereas, a Sign has been erected at
each end oi’ said blldgo giving the
“mm general :iuiilic duo notice oi the bear»
(‘ ing capacity of said bridge. and lor-
"bidding any person to run a vehicle
()l'i‘l said bridge, encoding its capaci-
ty, and

Vii/herons, it is dangerous to life andl
property lo drive any vehicle or lead

(‘on let‘-

1

Moss: of New York;
Downey;‘ presiding,

Thursday, March 26.

8:30 :1. lilr-i’l‘oi'. F. \i‘uiscn Iiiaiinan.V

Sublect: “God's Provision for the in excess of four (-4) tone on said
Chrislian The gGhrlsuwi's En bridge. now therefore
(ouragement . V; ‘ lie IVt ordained by His Council of the

City of Nonwaizk
9 a m -—1Lonfirence session Section 1. No person shall drive
11:1 III—wSemMentenninl mid" s in any vehicle or load upon the datum

the Rev. Dr H L Thompson. 0‘: gemiiomrlbbiridss grosszogIalk
. __ , v . i ar or now ellg us at as ng~
) p m mum” Vsmy of ”VP “V V ion Street, ill said City, which. vehicle

M Society or load shall he in excess of (our (4)
3: '30 p m.——\nnlversary of the W. tons in weight.

H M Society. 1 Section 2. Any person vioating
3 p. m~Rerl ut‘on I0 the conference S'Ircticn 1 hereof shall be lined not

bv the entertaining church more than F‘iiiy (60) dollars.

A.

Secflon 3 All ordinances or parts

Chirilpractors s

I in Widows Mr. Thompson A. Lincoln hurt you, call on my had be con
' closed that Jam u ‘10“: the BE iii-VI, I ’

I Phone 1069-2.

Thomas .1.. IPouison, died June 2.
Admitted

New Haven Conn. .

o. .

“re-"'48
namely:
lSVeoretarywdiev A. ll. Lanniord
M. Wilden.

Lease.

 

 

WiIII pay highest cash prices for all
kinds or chickens. We have one for

WhitiP,

John Miles, of Cannon Elation.

mi? in R0018? and White Wyandotes ‘Prloe realmflve chairmen are: ‘

WANTED 4—“ WillAVlliiliw AND
. learners. Learners paid while learn-
in: English speaking people prefers
Vred: Apply Muller Gloria Mills, Win-
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WANleaii‘iiiillii AND CLEAR
jiots Viol- beautiiui income property.
.' their 385. Vac. Norwalk, (Violin. 11118 7t

 

VI wssrsowo our ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry Best market price-V

 
 

totatten 3.!

V if

VVIIeaid Elixirs prices for M calves;
8

38.1.00 per 15 or 85. 00 per hundred
V000): i’or incubator eggs
Crockett at, .I. . Rowayton.
Pitch.) 18244 or 517v

., "Mr I

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min as we are going out at the
clot
Irick.
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Sana will be sold at almost one-hall

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a; business. (Jail Vat Wis,Av~ ,
Post-cities block, south Norwaiii .

iBibie Cause—~18 G. Howell.
Board of Educationw-C W. Flint.

W L. Hudson.
iCity Evailseliaation~4m A. Dent.
complimentary resolutions-will.
Glifln. I.
.Postmasteru-W E.Smith.~"

«continence Relationsa-IW. W
Wilson *

Macmillan
Gilda. . I

institutions-W

.Meinndrsw. E. Benedict.

 

 
 

I NOTABLE, RATHERIRI

(Continued from First Page.) . .

Tressurer~lilev Harry BiatsV, sir.
Railroad secretary—alter. William 18,1914. at Guillord. Entered New "VGod’s Provision for the Cliristlan;l
‘ ‘I Notice is hereby. given that the

It is

Candidates for Reception on Trish-

conference Programs-4}. M 'Brown.
Connectioiisi Fund-:0.- J. North

Episcopal Militia-«H. D. 'i‘rinkhaus.
Freedman? Aidlaw. iii. Lawrence. ,

ItoV . Philadelphia (‘onfel'encc,I1857.
Nélw York ‘East, 1886. Retired, 1904.
William Brown. died July? ,iOiii.
at. Bridgeport. IIg‘éntered New York
East Goal
William ilcl. Wllidweli, died Septemo
or 18', 1813 at Ocean {ll-oven: J. as.
teréd New York East
1830. Retired 1905.
Win F‘. Pillsbury, died Jammy-

 

York East Conference, 1888. Was in

.Bi-ograpbical secretary-Ila“ Gustav charge at church at Guiirord at time .. 9 a.- mws‘onlereuce session

othis math. I.

Owing to his appointment as field chariot III. Grubb died January VI'IVVI
secretary at the Methodist Episcopal 1914. at Ansonia. Admitted to
Hospital, Rev Otto Brand was com. York Conference, 1880. To New York
polled to turn his duties as conference East, 1904. Was pastor atIAnaonla at,
statistician over to an assistant, Rev. time of death. I
Thomas J: Dodd died-February: it!
expected that the latter will beoiec ed 1914. at Shelton.
etc. J. K Finch and Gauthat’ohing from choice mated pens of to succeed Mr Brand. The standing York East Conference,1910. Was pas-I
Bull? and Build “8810ch committees for this year 'with their tor at Windiioii, Make at tinieV' of death

New

Admitted to New

Parent of P‘astorai Changes.
Concerning impending changes “in

“ipl'iswrates it is impossible to proph»

coy with absolute certainty, ‘1“th (in bile
point all who are in position to speak
With authority We agreed, hint Is,
that the uan‘l‘il chooses till I Vy‘elii'
Will be‘ unusually large. disdai- s‘ hiJnVVi‘VC
'an tonight goes the lollowing, a
mlntnients may be safely prod
W. W. '1‘ Duncan..the Iiulhilar health
. of St John’s, ‘NVSW Rochelle. twill. lol-
I low Dr. Robert. Damell,.
G.

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‘H H Beattys oi Chester Hill. Mi:

 

"372 Retired. 1893.:

Con lemme, ; ,

at Janey I
‘ to a thriving church in Philadelpth

Vernon, will succeed Mr. Duncan at:

Friday, March 27.

8:30 a Iu.—-Pl‘oi' Iiiannan. Subject:
‘God's Provision for the Ohrlslian;
The Christian‘s Character."

8 a. nir-tConlere‘nco session:

‘ 10a m.~—l.ayinenls Association

11 a. in——Coulmissioh on finance;

2 p. row—Commission on finance.«

8 in. to. «Commission on 'fllllil’lcejV.

' “cutaway, Mmhfca

l

8:30 a m .—-'Prol‘. Hannah Subject: ‘

The Christian Service "

- '8'0. mwiddreas by William H do will hold their. that meeting in the
demon, New York state alliteflnieiill Assembly Hall, in the City Hall Build- -
out of Ant-Saloon League: the Rev. VIllig corner of North Main and Ma.—
shall streets, in the second Taxing ..

Druiiugnei. «residing
Bunday, Mai-oh 28. ,
9 a Illrwlaowu least ’

Luther B. Wilson, DD i.l..'i)

Seminary
Morton}. March I 30.
8:30 as. ms”"“PT,0‘. Harman.

“Gods Provision .for the Christian; and

The fibrisrian. Security "
8 a. In.’-- itunference. session
.2, 80 p V' niwcimtsrence
(cominitoes' reports)

8 ‘9 m'”““‘""” by PM “6“” lib of the Assessor‘s not said tr.
Ward." (Mihl‘ erme),V - thfi RG‘VIV “3.580133“! 0

(loci-gem thrown presiding

Tuesday. VMV

 
 

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’1914.

i

10. 30 it "Idem“ by Bishop VI). In), and will also Inset in said As“.

session honrlnk and date 'lVlViViVVn

of ordinances inconsistent herewith
are hereby rtpealed.

Adopted by the Council of the City
of Norwulk, this lOih day or March,

Approved March 10th. 1914..
FRANCIS i BURNEIL,

.Attcst:
Joann: J I'JNVIiw 1:11 Ion,
(lily Clerk.

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BOVAVRD OF RELIEVF

“any.

LID

.w.—A4,. A...” .,

Board of Relief of the Gilly of Norwalk

District of said City, on Friday, March
'20th, 1814, from two. big live eciock

sembly Hall on Saturday, March 2m.

7.30 ”' XVIIMSOHIIOH by I’l‘VOf. William 1914, ,irom two to live oclock p m., V
Adams brown, of 'VUniolVI 'rliooiclliciu 0" “ma“y- Wild” “"1 ““8“”:

March 231d, 24th and 2min i014,,re.s-
pectively from two to live o'clock p.

'm.; on Thursday. Marchihiith, 1814. ‘

I' 10338.
Mayor. ' '

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Trousers
Look?

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