‘ ESTABWJWA
A RESP TE
All"! Williams ta‘pa Examined
" " Today on ill-liar of Justice
Eioit, who Sentenced
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Four Churches Units in 1111.111111-
ino 11111111 South Norwalk
Baptist church
The uniob church service tor Good
Friday was held last evening in the
South Norwalk Baptist church. The
edifice was filled to overfiovVlng, ev~
ery seat being occupied. Although it
is quite unusual for other denomina-
tions to partake of the Sacrament in
the Baptist church, this was done last
night. Since the Baptist and the Con-
. gregational churches hale been hold-
'mrmwmn
nnpmnml
Claimed That tie Said: “There
Ha Goes. Now is the Time”
NEW YORK, April 11.——~Relatives
and friends of the four gunmen, sen-
tenced to die in the electric chain
early Monday morning for the mar-
der of the gambler, Rosenthal, and
the convicted men themselves today
based their hopes for a respite on n.‘
hearingbefore Supreme Court Justice
John W. (left on a motion for a new-
trial.
it was doubtful if the hearing be- ‘
fore Justice Goff could be concluded!
today in which event it was expected}!
that District Attorney Whitman would I
join with counsel for the gunmen inl
requesting G01 ernor Glynn to grant a
respite Unless such respite is re
ceived by Warden Clancy of Sing Sing
Prison before the time set for the ex-
ecution of the four men he has made
it plainrthettheortginel program or
exepiltion will hp tollowed.
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n—SPECIAL ATTENTION, HOUSE
WIVES!
Ask'your fruit dealer for 1112- famous
Elephant Brand oranges, They are the}
best in quality. I
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00de to ADJOURN
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l.ONDO\', April it .—May Stewart
the militant Suffragette, who with a
cleaver tried to demolish a case (11"
valuable porcelains in the British
'Museum on April 9, created such a dis-:
turbance uhen arraigned today that
the police magistrate was compelled
to adjourn the trial. ' I
(in the public prosecutor opening
the case against her, Miss Stewart
shouted “l have not come hcre to lis-
11111 to you today.‘ I
The magistrate remonsuatcd with
the prisoner but she declared she.
would not desist so long as lice. Em-
meline Pankhprst was being "tortured
under the cat and mouse act—«the
devilish work of Reginald .\l1‘l\e:1nn, I
the Home Secretary”. 1
. Then she throw 11 bull or paper at
the magistrate. whorcupon he and the
public prosecutor gave up in despair
and ordered the hearing postponed. ' ‘
”May Stc1\"'11lt‘ 1111s l1'to1 In the (111.1 I
identified as ‘(‘11tl1orinc Wilson" who
was arrested on March 111 1913, in,
the lobbv of the House 111' (iiommone,
She was 1111111 dressed as 11 man an
carried 11 11011111111111 don: uhip. She
was sentenced to six wooils' hard labor
its 11 suspected poison
understood to be i‘lula l.,nml1crt an
organizer of tho W111111.'1n s Solidi and:
Political Union, out1 has 11111111 con-
occasions.’
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'ROTON To OPEN.
Itoton Point will open on Memorial
Day. All arrangements have
' 111111111 for the formal opening. There
will be a ton-minute trolley cervicalI
oi‘icr Mny'Zb
in today's ‘Sentinel tells the talc.
~a—-—4———
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—-MU8IC WITH DINNER.
Music during chicken and
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James inn dining room every .Sundny;
evening.
,4‘ ‘
I the court stated that h
ing union services this has been done
several times.
'Four. pastors participated in the ser-
vice last night, Rev. Ralph G. Hart-
ley, of the entertaining church; Rev.
Ernest F. McGregor, or the uptown
Congregational church; , Rev. William
H. .Wakeham, oi' the downtown Meth-
odist church; and Rev. John Staple.
ton, of the downtown Congregational
church. There were other denomina-
tions nof protestanism present,
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and .
attendants frr'om other churches whosei
pastors did not take part in the 1ser- 1
vice.
The order of service was as follows: ,
Invocation—~Rev, Wakeham.
Hymn—ACongregation.
Scripture Reading—Rev. McGregor.
Offertory Selection—Mrs. F. Irving
"Smith.
Communion Meditation—4191'.
pieton.
Praver of Blessing—Rev. McGregor.
Administration of Brea
Wakeham and short address on “The
Broad of Life. "
Administration of Wine~Rev. Hart
ley and short address on
tulness of the Vine."
Closing hymn—congregation.
Benediction—«Rev stapleton.
Sta-
The deocons of the Baptist church' 1 I‘m" me“ in "mm to the (“800““)!
served the Sacrament,
hundred partaking.
AlITil iliilVEli
shout four
HAD I0 LICENSE DONOVAN PLEASE!) BY
M
Edward Dobbs, employed at the
po,rt faced Judge Lockwod. in the up
Apown court this morning. for failing
to hate ‘on his person his drivers
'cense
'paid 11p.
Patrick Shannon, who gale his home
as Boston was let go by the judge. this
it
Dobbs was fined $13. which he
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‘9l‘t Chambers, 13. convict doing seven
Iyeare at Sing Sing for burglary, and
d-«Rev 1,home at \‘ornalk and the other six
“The Fruit- .
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e garage, in Bridge-1
j,morntng on the charge of drunken. ‘
ness. In explaining how he happened
to get intoxicated Shannon said he
A
had come into town from Westport vin'
the trolley and stopped at the first an-
-.lo11 which was the German cafe, .on
,V‘\ all street.
and drank three hot 11 hisklea and soon
after became helpless. Here Judge.
Lockwood interposed a suggestion
which caused sdine laughter lie told
Shannon that it he drank three 1whls-'
kiss in‘ that cafe he 11' as lucky to get
off with only a chill. '
Shannon In giiing his biography to
had served in
the 11th ("avalry in the illipplnos and
He said he had a chill asking the site already purchased for
1llleili protesting against changing the
in the First CaVulry in the Boxer out- ‘
trunk in China.
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BLEMI FELT HAT
8H0? llE OPENSIS
Thaorynot Harder. to Case 11111
Stranpa'ilaatii 111111111111
Dispravad by Letter
EARS. AIIIIE BIISIIIII
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L‘ . Governor Baldwin l’a'Attand AI-
lair in liorwaitt, lion-
day Wold
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The joint omits ball which takes
place at the’ ‘ ‘ on Monday night:
is to be a 1113 e ‘ t,~soctaily in Nor-
walk. Already Governor Baldwin has
sent word that he will be present, and
a number of the members of his staid
‘ will also accompany him.
as now arranged will take a commit-
tee consisting of Contain Albert Moss-
man. Lieut ArithurC Hoyt, J. G., and
Ensign Harry Biopsy -,Benton to the,
railroad station are they will meet:
the governor at 11 clock. They will-I
go to the Cliff. ,~’”fo_r .dinner, and.
thence to the = y.
be sounded at 7:; ' ’olook and assem-
bly will be at 7: , The governor will
review both the
th Company and.
the 2nd Section, rd Division, C N.’
WIIIIIE IAIIS. EBHAIAIIEIIS
Extended Invitation tor a Visit
‘ Hera
11311111613116.1111, Alpril 11.——A letter
which she had. placed in her stocking
v 1 u 111. 31' 1
for safe keeping furnished the clue GTE}: garagd“ ”1 formally opening
which led to the identification of the the ball will to 'i I the review. Gov~
:drowned woman whose «body was
1fmmd on Long Beach, Stmtiord, yes-
till-day morning. The dead woman was
1113.11.11.11 Chambers colored, of 36
Whitng Lane, this city, wife of Rob-
ernor Baldwin
and a receptions mittee, consisting,
of the various he . s of the organiza-
tions of Namath Qill be seated along
side of it
Mayor Burnell
IE
d members of the
she was the mouher of 12 children. present
1811: of the children are in thc count1 1 gmernor of Connpcticnt to Norwaiit
to attend a militasy function in ever
have been living with the 1.nother a decade.1,'
Accidentally Drowned.
That the case is not a murder case
at all, but just a case of accidental
drowning. is the opinion of Medical
Examiner William B. (‘oggswelh of
Strattord and she other authorities.
merce will act as a reception commita
tea The American Band of 20 nice as
w ill furnish music“
of the body yesterday morning by Pat-
rick Spillane, of 655 Union avenue,
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PII IAEW
SAVES MAN WIIII
AIMEIWIDDII' 8 VlihTilliV
WASHINGTON, April 1!. wlicpre
sentative Donovan regards the result:
of the congressional election in Boa
.ton, Tuesday as a victory for‘the Dem-
ocratic admktistration. He is pleased;
111th the result of the Alabama sena~l
rtoriui election also, feeling that be
rented the issue on which Represen-
tative iiobson was defeated there,
namely, ‘Absenteeism from Congress."
Representative Malian has present
ed to Congress a petition bearing over
1..t 1100 signatures of citizens or Putnam
Fred Bishop, at it? Water St,
South Norwaik,Luol1ad as
Though 111'; Would Die
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AEIEP AEIIIIE IIIEAIEII
the Fedora building in that town be
abandoned or disposed of pad that the
post oiilco be retained in its present
location until more convenient ar
irangements can be made Malian pro-
poses to accomplish this purpose in a
bill introduced yesterday A petition
has been filed at the treasurydepartu
Police are Lookinqtor Him tor
Vagrancy Charge
Fred Bishop, of 117 Water street.
l‘utnam site. Itook poison last night. When Ofilicr
Examinations will beholdagl’utnam John Flynn arrived the man looked
and thilmautic, April 2-6, to obtain like a gouor. Acting on the impulse
:clinlbloa tor titling 11 vacancy rip the the otilcei resorted to first aid treat-
'rural carrier force at Plain-field. Conn.‘ mom. and then went out for a physi
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William ’I‘rtmpe. Charles llanioisnudI
a foreman in the John ii \‘Voithauuou
i1 1111 lint Corupauy in South Norwalk.
Mr. Daniela Is a. son in law of Sha- Innd illu 11111111111111 in that. her body in
formed, the batter. who has a big shopI all 111111 I: and blue
1'11 ted oi’ suttrage opinions on 111111111111 Pin ilrondway,\ . 'ow Y.ork Iwhere ilnlsli- Icoutinucd until Monday
' glug In 110111511111 hate being purchased
in the rough.
i
it is chained to open up the old ubop‘
in Day street and a conference on theI
day.
Thursday those Interested in the new
are wot king out
Mr. SWM‘AZ 0011” AM be “630119“ crs there, and hate a large c.11mmit-'
wattle up to press time for a confirmation toe on duty for a month with 11:11in
dinner 1from ii to 8 o‘clock at Royal of the report, which was to the effect noon meetings,
that the deal was well nigh complet-
led
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m'i‘ho liolnicu Mililncry,
. spring display, April ll, 10.
gcian. 011‘ returning the patient had
Monroc' disappeared and is still missing.
11. 1V Ofiicer Flynn received the complaint
Zillid was right on the job lie scoured
PlNCHED AND PUNCHED WIFE. ’aomc salt and water, which be mixed
[1.1111111 11 Wotdnol, oi' lsiuronco street. and administered as an elliptic ’i‘heu
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, Company. comprise the trio which are is charged with pinching and punch the policeman went out for some milk
The real name oi the prisoner is to takeover and open up the old Clear" 1111,; his wife, Mary, at their home.
HP to use until the physilian he was to
pinched here while. thoy were in bed :umunouqhould arrive.
Returning to the place where hehad
'l I11“ case has ili‘l’li lci’t. Iliuhop tho oiliccr could hardly be-
1 lieve his eyes, for the man was gone.
5 The pollcc have orders to pick 11p
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.4 .yv— «flu—awn- -
SUFFRAGI8TS AFTER WALL
sTREET MEN. $111 seen.
NEW YORK. April ilxw-Thc 1111.1:1 oi.
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imeu‘mnttar was held at the plant yeateriiho Wall 1111-11121; 111111111111 11111 to 1111. be-p—SPEClAL ATTENTION, House
staged for 11 full month by the Woman ‘
Suitragieln. beginning next 'i‘huraday.‘
WIVES!
Ask your fruit donlcr for the trauma
The big adt crtisenient concern here securing the amount 01' at noon when 11 meeting will hr.- held I'lluphant lirand “mugs... 'l‘i111y are the
libs water rents fro mthc city. Details at 36 Nassau street.
The \‘i’rnuan‘slbggi in quality
Political Union will open herniation.
”up “A...“lotflnubn‘cnl‘“
HAM WON CUP.
F. .i, Ham won the shoot of the Win-
' inlpauk Gun Club yestorday, 11111111111;
In line score. The prize was a hand-
lsom‘h sliver. loving 111,111.
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~-.Secd cuts at itoodner‘s.
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The plans .
First call w1n1
. his staff will oc-1
cupy a hex on thp: ‘ it side of the noon}
‘ lating to the affairs of their company 1
council have been invited and will be.
This is the first visit of an
Members or the; Chamber of Com-1
IIIIIK PIIISIIII‘
nmmmn
‘- l‘ishop on a charge of vagrancy it' he
1 ago.
Untamed Tonight and Smday.
imnmmu
Sunday School Association 51111
Loyal Workers, Meet in
East ‘Iiorwplk
qt
The joint convention ot the Sunday-
sehool Association and the Loyal.
Workers’ Association of the ‘Advenh
Christian Churches of the Connect“
cut and Western Massachusetts Com
ference, held in the Advent Christian
Church, Van Zant street, yesterday.
was opened at 10 a. m. by the Rev, E1.
ZuEllis, of Danbury, president ollI
Loyal Worker’s Association, by sing-‘
ing of the hymns “Stand Up For,
Menus" and “Companionship with;
deeds," followed by a half-hour devo<_1
tional service led by E. 10. Pike, otI
Springfield, Mass. Prayer was then;
offered by Rev. J, W. Davis, of Bridget
port, former pastor of East Norwalld
WASHINGTON A!” “11 “An effort ‘ Church Mr. Ellis was then joined or;
by the iinter‘state Commerce Commis~ the platform by the Rev. Henry Stonep
‘sion to throw light on some of the fl- 0‘ Wallingford, president Of the Sum;
1.
inanclng of the New Haven railroad 1d“ school Association
1 ‘ 1 ted 1b '. I
has been met by stubborn oppositimplu ”33:219.:ng “has 3:81:55?” 1115;?
on the part of some of the men involv:1e up n y l ‘ J ‘
ed. S'I
Commerce Board Will Appeal to
Courtsto Sat Books
BiIlIARIi‘IIEEIEIIAlS; .
IIEEIIIE iii TESIIE‘!
Deny Right at Interstate Board
to Investigate its Dealings
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‘. hlla Garry, of New Haven and Mia
Officials of the Biliard company at
New Haven, which has figured in Newt
Haven transactions of former dalsl
declined fiatly to answer questions re-
Stone one from each society as com I
mittee on credentials.
Work's Association, 25 to the Sunday
1 school Association, 11 Sundayschoot
Superintendents and 3 Loyal Work-l
er's Association Presidents. An ad1
dress was then given by the Rev. .i.‘
W. Davis on the topic of "Fruit Bear-
ing." At the close of this address ad-
journment was taken to 1:115, and the
company repaired to the basement oil
the church and was served with :1 din-
ner by the local. Church
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
WITNESS EIIII IiIiIIIA'II
IIAS wPiIIIIIE RECARII
At .1245 the session was resumed.
,Burwe“ w“ ATTOIM Ail "any and opened by prayer by the Rev. A.
I s. Williams. of Torrington alter
' “The? Cities Ilium State and which short verbal reports were
heard from all of the Sunday school
and Loyal Worker's Societies repre-
outed, all of which were of an opti
WATERBI RY Aplil 11w“ iliinm I1. mistic nattire An address was then
gilurwell, who has made an affidavit given 1,, the Rev. Ephraim Allan 01
“9 witnessed “I“ ROSEMMA Sharon, (01111.. on the topic‘ The Ben-
shooting in New York. haa not been elite of Systematic Bible Study." .Iolm'
heroi’or the last few wee-ks ,tho police Conklin, of Danbury, then gave on
say. He is known locally as a pool address on the topic or "Sowing andi
:and billiard expert. ' lie aping" The Rev. James .-\. Gar~
Buiwell has a police rec-01nd ex d11er,thc new pastor oi the Bridge.
tending back to December, 1904 lie\port church. delivered an address on
has been arrested ten times, at least. “Church - Opportunity, “’1an 11nd
.0111 police 511.1- for various minor wool-g." An addrcss was then listed
Served Time
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crimes, including thcit, shoplifting. to from 11111 Rev. 'l‘hos. Fcltman. of
assault, breach of the peace and non- \\'aterhury. (Bonn, whose topic was
.support. He spent a term in jail for "The Sphere ot‘ wraith" '
the latter offence in February, l912. Adjournment was then taken for
He has been arrested ln‘Ncw 1iia1'en, supper, at 6:30 a social service for
Mtl‘Idi'H. Iii'IdgepOl‘t, Ansonin and in an hour was conducted by the iiev.
”118 City. Ephraim Allan. After this prayer
Locate the Actors. was ofi‘ered by the Rev. Fl S. Ains-
l\'ATi1IRill'tt\", April 11.~-'r111- 11c- worth, of East Norwalh, followed DY
tors Manning and iv‘iynn. 111111ltir111edtn the closing address of the day by that
William E. ilurwell's affidavit yester- llev. F .h.lils, toblc, Education 01'.
day in connection with the. gunmcu‘s (.lrace.‘ai1er 11 M1 11 the benediction.
pica for a' new trial. were located 111. closed a day or deep spiritual enjoys
their rooms here last night. meat and proilt to all who were mild-
logged to he prcscnt ' V
KNIGHTS 0F COLUMBUS PLEASED
The Knights of Columbus through- ”SPECIAL ATTENTION, HOUSE
out the State are very much enthused wry/551
over the apicndid allowing which will Ask your fruit doalir for 1111» famous
be made by all state officers at. the Hicpilnnt lirund clauses. 'l‘hcy arc tilc
next pnnual meeting. The net in- boat in quality.
crease in membership is considerable ...,........_l--._..._..u_..
more than it has been in many years PP
and the large number of dcgrcos con “APTAAN BVXBEE
toned (Luring the. year In a result or “RHWINB WEAKER
hard pork 1111 the pull. of State Deputy
William .i. Mulligan. Notwithstanding
the work done the treasury is much Carib-i“ ,|0.-11’1llil I".
unity growing weaker.
in his toruiition in bocomim'. lnortI
larger than it over has 11111111.
'l‘bc 11111111111 13111111 “invention will I111
noticcablc. ii‘cr'thn first 1111111 in tho
rust i‘lvr1 days, (11111111311 il1‘:1boc ro-
icld all“. locuwmich on May l.lt..i1‘and at
omitted in bud all 1:111:
Ilyxboc is crad-
that time deicualcs will be pr1 1111111
t‘roln orcry town in the state. At. this
convention six dclcnntcu will be elect-
ed to attend the tillill'tilllll convention.
to be held In St. Paul. on August 11.
1‘1 and ii. 1 ,
1 1111111 on armiilii oi iiui arr.“-
increase in nirnibcruhlp will 111.1. 11111
tied to two more dolcanics than it hail
«over but] bolero. " J
The many friends of State County
~‘1lnillgan throughout the state 111s are
inn; him to latte lhl.1 11111111 for itilOiilll‘
'lcl'tn.
i'our
rocov-
gontlcmnn nut'i‘i'rod it
sickness, I111, I'oliowiur.
unable
111111111 11'
until yesterday. With 'l‘uirtetin 1111/11»
bor's advanced age 1'1111111idcrcd, it is
extremely doubtful if ho will be tip
111) 11111'1111'1‘: ~11, as [11.1 pose-much 11 111111111]-
pneumonnt of will power,
REPAIRING,
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"wanton“... w,.»...
Martino!'\\'1111'.11-111u111'1'.1 111111111111»! ‘.\i. Til-111211.11, 71ft Water tit. 'i‘cl.
sonic canon 10 and: 11111-111 “1'.. .111‘ "1"?! 1‘1. Writ 11'211‘1 ‘111' 111111 dilivcrcd.
011:5” tom-1' "'.'.'.1'.'1:aoi" " ca1'111'inlili'il"r'"'c 112111111; for (ripple-a 11 apiec-
‘ ‘ 'i'tii' 1 ' ..
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umflwmm»
Hattie Burnett of Waterbury by Mr.‘I
This committee 1
reported thirty delegates to the Loyal 1
and this change;
it will hit IIVC.
yours 111111 this summer ,thai tho van-I
r‘.'.” ii‘i‘m it. he. has been “it every day l
and about rigaln,11.lti1ounli it would 1111’ 1.
Ordinance increased so .
and New Bills are saunas
tor Raised Amount to
Last October
dunno ;-
impnn
Bills are Held Up tor the Colin
cil Decision
The ordinance increasing the sad .
ies of the street foreman, Edward -
Daily and Horace J. Lewis, is now it
'leceive a. test, according to the hell
of city officials this morning. A bill
for past services. when the salary
three dollars per week lower, for edoih'
man, has been received by the cit
1 clerk. The bills are held up, hows
for councilmanlc decision.
The amount asked is “om/Forearm
Duffy's bill being $114 and Foam
Lewis, asking $48. The commi'ttee“
ii.'d the. bills, but the city clerk h ,
them up, contending that the 93‘
ounce did not require the city to p91.”
[or services from last October,’ trial".
from the date of its going into i
Corporation Counsel William, '5‘. Tum
many, agreed with the city clerk.
The counc'iIinll literature be asleep
to pass on the bills before they
paid. it is considered semiarid“
doubtful if that body will approve lit
them, after the circumstances are a
plained.
it rather impresses some of the .
ofilcials as being a. sudden poke: 1111.
their funny bone. Along this line t
pay of an employe should not be ”(In
ed for fear he Would sue for .12th
amount of the raise for the past. yeti“
he had been working for the firm.
1111111111 1111111111 ’
BAGGABE Billili‘li
NEW YORK, April ,1]. 4&6!“th
passengers on the steamship Vauba
”auctioning New ‘1' ark early today nib;
Sandy il11ol<.v. W‘Olt 11111131311 by an ’
piOSiUl in the baggage compartnien
111‘ the steerauc. i1‘ir1: Followed the 8%
11111211011. but was quickly cxtlugtiishe
investiaatidozi showrd that a, Syrian;
1111111" the bat-'.c "-7.11 or a fellow immi
grant, had 11 111111! 11 111.111 of cartridges
and in so doing .1111 1119111 1111.}
1': .111 b.1dl1 but and
dim \uuiu‘ 1.1 c.111c from South Airi-
11i11nn ponti-
SPRINGWOOE) CHAPFL EASTER. ‘
'i'llic 5111-11 1' 11111r1is1a in the Spring- 3
wood Chapel will 11c hold 11:1 Sunday
ailorncou 111 :i'ilu o‘clock. 'i‘hore Mi
11111! program 111' 1111'1111111r11 of l
11. 'lloni Itc1. ‘.\. ii \\;.1111i111m will df
“1111' the. uddrt s11
DINNER PARTY SURPRISE
(211111111, 111111111. laid 11.111 lwclyc in
iloynl Juan-n inn today, the occtt
built: a littlc unr'plluo party for.
onci 11‘ M 11' MPH rill yo-orn grand as
retun of tho grand lodge oi Willem
in New 11111114111111.1‘1111 party in
on by Amzpst Eli'kttillt'l'y‘, also ”A?
‘lnrr't NW: York 14111111 Manon, it
1111111111111 tho murals here by
bending his automobile to bring
11711111» 1. In 111111111111 lrvon unto
fatoucgrapher, Mm. .lnmea Posy,
_ the rurprlscra coloring lilo party
“BARTENDERS' NOTICE.
1' (in account 1.11 1211.1 regular nice
' 11 1.112111 21111 11111111111111 trust-innit
11o 111.111.1- is declared postpone
April lilll1,iii 11,111.
(iEOliilI-i Ii. ALI EN, t'resld
1...“...W..u. "‘.'—WW“; '
seed cats at Roodner‘a.
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