Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 14, 1914 · page 2

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‘ofaasivorsary week will utopia“.
The lax-pastors of the church. not.

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METHODlB‘r
Metllqdlsl_ Episcopal Church—Rev.
W H Wakehsnl, pastor—Public we:-
ship with sermon at 10: 30 a. In. The
9 is to meet in the chapel, torn“.
”occasional, marching into “the
’church in a body. The Scouts will al-
V00, be present in suitors: The parents
and triende of the school, are earnest
I! requested, to be present and there
ould bé no“ member “or the Church9
who is not a friend of the school. The;
moor is looking for a large gather-V
_ In... Sunday. morning. in the evening
at 7: 30 p. In, Mr. Wakemau will give
9'the fourth sermon in the course on
V the “Cycles of Life." via. “The Young
Woman and Her Powers." While a
spoohl- invitation is given to the
roses women to attend. the sermon
will be of interest, or ought to he. toV
all Specidl music. - These evoninz
V" services are at onc'c- dpopnlsr and help9
' ful. .

chen services for the day:

Sunday morning class. 9. 45 a In.
Edwin VFox, léader Bible School, V12“-
’ In. Subject of the lesson: “Jesus and
Peter." The lesson gives a study in
human nature that no member of the
V .nohool can we 9“ afford to miss. Non-

9

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9 vices

9to attend the mid-week prayer Vnrp'et-

Blessed is the man
who walkech not in

the counsel of the 7
wicked.

East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church-e Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks, pas-
tor7-97z 39) 87.01. Fellowship meeting fir
all Christian people. 10: 30 a. m. e
pastor will preach the annual mushy:
“ary sermon and take'up the F0
Missionary collection. We expect they“
people to bring all the tithes into his
storehouse and prove God on tilts
Lord's Day. The regular choir will
sing. 12 in Sunday School session
for’ Bible stndy. Classes for all
Superintendent; Dr. Russell Mor
3: 39 p, In. Junior League devot l
service subject: “The Words We
“speak": leader, Della You Converter.
6: 30 p. In. The Epworth Lonnie priv-
cr meeting“. Moder, Fred Hawkins;
subject-:2 "The Call to Heroic Ser.
vice " 7: 370 p In. Public smice with
sermon by the pastor. The subjtct
of the sermon will be "The Abidlpg
Presence of Christ." " Strangers ‘dre

especially invited to attend these gar
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Services of the week;
Wednesday.2 p m The Lsdies'iiid
Society will meet to se'w. »
Thursddy 7: 45 p. m. Evelybody Who
is interested in God’s Word Is mvheo

Disbm.

dilly invited to attend any or all of
flu anniversary services.

meet as usual at 8 o'clock.V on Tues
day evening.

regular meeting at 7. 30 on Tuesday
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members or the schools would ilnd ing held in the Sunday School room
. it an hour well spent in one 0! our9 with the pastor in charge. There were
, classes with such is lesson as this. At dfty present this week, and we libpe
4: 30 the members of the Methodist to see seventy-live at our next unset-
' Chum)- have s most. scrotal invitation he. The lesson in Phillplliln! will be
to be present at the anniversary énIparl- 59th instructive apd uplifting.
vices of the South Norwalk ‘Cdn pro-‘9' '
gational church. Mr. Wakeham is to9 Knight street A. M. E. Church—'-
give on‘o lot. the addresses of the 0099/1. Shields. pastor. 11:00 a. In. or
melon 915.0: will be glad to have his ‘mon. Rev. it it. Pinckuey. 15:80
7000213710131 in these exercises even as 'Sunday School address by Wu. J..' 3.
our friends of the Congregational Chance and Miss Helen Alkins. a: p.
“Church joined in our anniversa'rv. 97in. Sermon Rev. W. St. A. Lynch 11,!)
some time since League Davotional9 Newport district. 6. 30 p. In Christian
~Meellns. 6: 30 r m Sub/Mt. "The- Endeavor led by ion 0. mustangs

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_- -'l‘7Ihe Roll call of members on Thu)? Chul'dh—«lohn Staplotml.
.day evening continued with unabated Public wership at 10: 30 Sunday morn
interest.

7 sprring mid-week services of this ser- - Ambitious People."
97les3 Be present to answer to your9 servlceIat i: 30 p. In. the Rev. H. H.
heme-11’ that is impossible, do not, Tweedy of9 Yale University will
‘9 tail to drop I! card or letter to the liver the anniversary address.
pastor.
the meeting that you would like to 111' this serviéé, also the First Congre
7h'ave'Vresd. “

V o’clock p m., Boy Scouts greetings from the churches of

lfigmandhOOpm

7 follows:-
. Morning.

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“Servant" ......

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Organ Offertory—Noueilette

Southard E. Sdclety‘ villi bloat at 6 00 p.11)
.- 4 '
Grimaidl
Keynes
.Blair

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7 Anthem—Sun Of My Soul.
.7 7 Organ IPoIstlude—AIIegro inV F.

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cleaver-Pledge.”

hdusio for the day:
I .7 7 Mornlnd.V
Organ Prelude—Grand Chorus

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Call to Heroic Service " Leader, Ed. p. In Sermon by Rev ii. Ill. Pinchney.

minister—-

i' The meeting of last week ing. The anniversary semen will be
9 is thought to be among the most ill-9 preached by the pastor. Subject. "An
At the Vesper

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Thela. In. The aster will reach on the
Better still send a word to churches of South NorWalk will unite p p

I'g'stional Church of Nor-walk; and the
Junior League, Friday. 3' .00 p. 90) 9R". W. II-i. Wakaham or: the First
Mrs Edward S. Austin in charge. 7. 00 Methodist:- Church will speak giving
the ,.
Pastor's recognition Class, Friday at city, The IBilile' School will meetvsi
112:00 o'clock.‘ J. 'M. Glover, superin-
‘I'jI-The music for the day will be- as 'I'tendoht. The Mail's Christian inquiry
9 Club win meet: at thesaurus hour and
._ 7 . I 97will 7',be addressed by the Hon. John
Organ Prelude—7Renoae Sellers H Light on the subject: "Hindrances
“ Anthem—Rejoice the Heart of Thy to Good Citizenship." The Senior C.

9Topic: l'uag'nlty the Christian En-

Evening.
organ Prelude-Serenade “At Even- . Lemsigre
lug" ...................... D’Evri' OdortorVyV—Elevasione .Botlasso

' The citizens of the town are cor-

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The Ariston Young Men's Club Iwilime

The Camp Fire Gills will hold their

 

South Norwalk Congregational Church
—-‘.‘i:00 p. at Sunday School. 3: 45 p
In, Aiternooxwvloe. Tks 30v, F. CI
Thompson fill‘pi’eaeh ' 9‘ <

rust cmsltonh" ““ 3““
F..F McGregor,
in; service at smiyvidf'firhsohog
by the pastor. Subject. “The
Church." There will he no evening
service, but the “congregation; will
unite with the South News“: Conan
gstional Church in a union vesper
service at 4: 30. ‘st whi'eli‘ Rev. ii.
Tweedy, of Yale Diviniw School. will
give an address in commemoration o!

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9 ”venues: on

3V- ‘nVer, reotbr—‘Jf'hs 28rd Sinday

maninthopariablnvltod tobepres-
at.

Taoism I s. In. Series was; or
the ladies to sew on garments for the
lied Crossand‘lllsslons *8 [1. mid.
30061887 If i bliss» omits“ at
men to mange for a canvass of the
iamily of the parish for greater unan-
Winn!” Its work. Animal
willing to assist asked to be present.

Wednesday 3. 39 p. In The Junior
Auxilipry to the Board of Missions.

 

 

 

. 7 The Junior Endeeyor Sewing C Thursday 3: nuII The, Girl’s
“‘0“. a'tandeth in the will meet on Friday artem lung Friendly“ ty} V" 7 V‘A'
way of sinners. o’.ciock - Friday? £10.7VBQIB! 005.7145? ‘ V
Choir lie ea ‘1 7} ‘
Nor sltteth in the 9e" ,2 Woodward avenue Department- .
'01 the accrual. -7I Services held at No 6 Woodward ave- St. Paul’s Parish-Twenty- -third-
4. nus—8: 30 1: pa, SundQ School, 7:808 Iy aitVer :30 0.931., ..I
*Pfifil’e“ 1: 1- 7 p. {In Evenidfaerv'ice" ‘ ““9“"- iHOV £1.35 a. In. St. “
" “ Paul's cSundaysohool; 10: 30 n. m.
Brookside Union Chapel and ,Sun- in} MT”... fulcrum“ p, “I”
day School-Under the auspicei al’tha“ Andrei . fined, 7: 309 i,

01.. mm Prayer,
All are invited to the services,es- "es-

peoially dung; 9nd visitors in
wolf‘sndI swivels. «in? wslcome

in. ,

“Mi-‘rmlficflmmm it'll ’aii} only

day in the year for those who desire
to use it for rest, prayer and IIneditaI-
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the anniversary“ celebration of the
church The First Church has also
accepted the invitation of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church to
attend the installation service on
Wednesday evening, and the soc ’
celebration on Friday evening. 'l‘h
Sunday School meets at noon. M
will be no meeting at the Young Peo-
pie'p ooietyga account of the union
‘ seflih'd
a“'1‘le Minister“): Circle will meet on

preceded by a short organ recital

commenoi at 4.20 p. III.
“$th is .r. s .s 3..

there will be a stsreopticon lecture in

the Pulpit!“ House on “TI:7 I‘llaglnplng
of
99“?! him either if: '63,?»

Morning“

Prelude—Odom)” in a. .W hulkes
Anthem—«O Cope: LatI 71in? Sinn- “to
the Lord“ ................. Buck

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Other notices for the week: V9' , . ‘ I “322:3? figl’xgumau 3's: “$3,411.59!“ 901,143”..- 53 W!” “kiwi“ rwalk.
Tuesday Evening Class. 7. 45 'p. 01.9 GONVBREG‘ATIONM. I 93 ° .w e or w". ‘20“. glint; ”We”? £17m 7:32???
7“ ' II' - . ....u ?. h n IIIWNCH .0 {uh n ac v;
Samuell Sample leader South an'k ‘Congregational Postlude-Alla Murchili in“ G A

..N E. Allen
Afternoon: Union Service at South
Norwslk Congregational Church“.

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Baptist Church-5R“) R. G. Hart-9"
ley, pastor—Sundéy services .:-—10 30

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“subject “Ther fIro'n Gate." .: -- .J-99.
Organ Erelude} Nellie;
Qdefirtory—V—Berce'use ......... marks]
Cider-tony solo-lulu. F. 9L Smith)

. There is a Land oi Pure Vl‘idilglit
Parker

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Postlude : . ..

12 m.
in“ the lecture rooms..V Do not deduct
the content now under way is the
school ‘12: as o:- m The IBaptiVst an o-
theehood Robert Home: will lead.- in
«he interestins subject: “The Edsel“
- o! the Tariff Upon Wages in Eng}: in
dustry. .

Advance notice The“ Honorable in.
J. Hill will address the Brotherhood

 

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on the subject l‘TarlIrEavislonwy a:

scientific commission taking the tariii'.
out or party pollt ". generals}; the
date, ShndsyV, Novenlher 2:“. " ‘

I_.I.AntheIm—-—Abide With Me .. Bartlett 30pm... Solo—How. Beautiful UP“ 6: 30 p. ’01 Christian Endeavor 80'“
. organ Offertory-hioderato. Morley 7 the Mountains tn... ...... Harker- piety Leader Miss Anna mam:
Alto Sow—There Is a City Bright ,Postlude—Allegro Wagner 780M“! enmity the Christian" EVE

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79 Miss DePierne 7 Organ Prelude-Clonal” V V
-‘ Choir HymndNow the Day Is Over
Organ Postlude—Postlude in F

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_ AntheIVnV-I—Onwsra Chrlslian Soldier-1:9
Offertory—The VisionV .
Anthem-I-Tlie Silent Sad.

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Norwallt M7 E. Church.

“Soprano Solo—Selected.
Quartet—Some Blessed Day.
Postlude~0nertoire in 0.

 

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I Evening. 9mv.V
'7Prslude—dnpruaipta. .Gustav "label The in 11030!“ F.

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Quartet—Cod Is Lori. .Li R. Shelley for the installation of- the pastor of ursdsy.

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theaftarnoon. Ai8:00p.m.thepah-
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the church and Won are in.
vited to this service. 7: 30 p. In; “V'Pub-
9iic Service. Sermon by the pastor.

Schnecker' mm 7mm. ellsht Nevin
Bheinberser wry—Andante .. . Ella!“
.Neidlinkei'

Odertory solo-We Would See Jesus

Music for the day: Postinde—‘l‘rlnmpbsi March 7 2- 9 . ..... _ ........ . . . Shepard
V "0”“th . ...._..a.‘......... ..... Lemmens MINDS” dhlwseasessse-s . Clarke
Freiude in D ........... Rudolf Bibi On Wednesday the council called Announcements for the week.

and
9Prstse service of the church.

SPIOOOPAL
' Trinity church-inst. Frederick A7.
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Tukhfivath, Mrs. Mary Keeler, W

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pl'eyei‘ nd so sll’Ine‘etlIIdr ‘

' cordially

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The Bible School. _VFLIiVii. muesli“

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- nue~Martin Lj. Steep. pasted-rm

,su'ahnldinkngfilhItV‘M! In. On

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day School of .Faith at 9V. Marni“
nnr’cF' i‘iid“ shares «10:00. rams
Sunday Schoolwm poop. Events:
prayer and odd?!“ 0”

The Bishop of Watch, Colorado,

ems :30,er

Christ Church. East Norwalk—
Twenty third Sunday alter mu

llamas Mild Wetsuit R
a. m., followed by Sunday School. Ev-
flamers“ sermon a? 7:730 p

 

Teeple. pastor.:~io so a. rallwfldll
hour of prayer. 10:30 a. In.. Homing,

3: so p. In. Junior Loyal Workers. 5: 45
p m boysiWorkers. 710055. In Ev:

 

customs scgEliFE.300l£1fV
Christian Science Society—Masonic“

 

ember 15. "Valerian and Immortals."
Testimony meeting. Wednesday. 8 p.
In. To 59th services the nubile: is
invited. A free reading
room is maintained at the same ad-
dress“ Open daily from. 2. 15 to 4: 15
p. In., holidays excepted

 

,7 eatvarlou .VIRMV. 7
rue stallions“ Army; so Water
street. South Nérwslh’Conm-Eunisn,
and Er: Edwimt Barrett, omcerIsVIin..I
Tme‘} E. Turmmjyp'i
”slant—Saturday at 8 p, Free-and

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Sunday Vat “11 “i: m. 'fllioliness meet”-
lingo». 8p. in). Company’lhoetinx (Sun-
ds ay: School) 6:48 9.1a. Young Peo-
0176‘s lesion. lowers llrl- 9
Perrett and Secretary lira. Sallie 'VFVen
gluon. 8 p' In. new, service '

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“Monday it s In, In. Salvation meet
at9_.ip plunder“: VV

in: it?“
Wednesds
ell-slips: :7: 352,}. amuse: .
Thursday, :Iit s p. .In. Salvation meet-
ingI' .
>er at 6 p. ‘I‘IIV; Cdlihsa preyVli'
meeting, place or meeting to be its
trounced: later. 797 ,
All are invited tp attend the above
services. 9 . “9’s? 7.

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‘ st. Peter's " Carmen Lutheran
Church. Cedar street. ass:- west ava-

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services at St. Peter's W
Lutheran Church will he held tdnroi-“I
row at the usu'ai time. 10: 30, in the
German languake. The pastor will
preach on the W1 lesson for59 the
9twenty~third Sunday after Trinity; .‘No
evening service, except on the I'Ilast“
V9Susday of the month. when “saviou-

9thsfourth Sunday-dike heathen.
vicasaraeonwntllefihm

use

’“white crepe dc chine or nhinsmk and trim—

CIalenders for 17915 randy .

 

 
 

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Gowns

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GreIVpe do Chines, Messalines and Saline
for Afternoon and Evenings

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Where Is the woman who, when a new gown is needed does not wish that she could
Vstép Into a shop and buy one outright, pretty, becoming, distinctixe and low firiced? Oh
7 if she couldl Well, that chance is offered to Norwalk women right now. The gowns are
here, a handsome gathering bought at a price.
V' \Vlliit willuyou?

Times are hard with designers and makers.
It is necessary to make a sacrifice. ‘

. In the List

A collection of Crepe d7: chines, Ciurmeusc, Messaline, Embroidered Crepes and cam.

Injustices oi Crepe with Satin or Velvet, fine Poplins and French Sex-gee with Velvet

Valid Satin. Some of them with lace, 7a border of fur, a touch of Oriental

and some with collars or vestcos of plain,- Puritanicai org-audio.

“ s A law dancing hooks in canary, light blue and white.
l‘bese gowns were “TEm‘adc to sell sL$2I0.oo and- -$25..oo Offered at

51?.“ and $15 757
. ,9,” Sizes34t040 .,
VN0,duplicetes, and on account oi the unify low prices none can be sent on apprdval

‘V”arlh‘ none can be returnfed alter alterations are made.- 7 COHVVV and see them.
Dress “Department. second floor. {13?} l i 917:

A7 Novelty In ng'erIe Men’s Gloveo‘;,

“Dress Department, eecoj'hd il.oor‘

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embroider _v

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_77A IBrmiere-Chendsc, which“ is an VV .extra ‘ PM?“ 'Adler’s and Fawnes’ Gloves for ‘
long Browne designed ti) cover-I the entire" "1"“ m a“ ”’3’“ and approved colors
Adler’s Gloves in ion and wideI stitch?

corset and make close-fittmg.- it is a pret—
ty garment and very practical, made of

- ing and heavy seams for street Wear. and no
' b iter can be had. .
Mocha Gloves.
'V silk
I Adler’s Gray Reindeer Gloves,enattrathve
shade and very soft leather which does. not
Islii’feh when it has been wot. $2.00 spadl'
Fownesf’ Scotch Knit Gloves of shrunken

mad with Cluny or Valcnéieimes lace, “milled 0‘ 'lillfil ’- With
33. so and uP- ;I

Undermuslin Section, secti'ndiloor. m :9 -

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like old detonators and some unwed; '

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One will Vfind “flue Smilit" RM “The Busi- 9 wool, bound st the opening and “wrist with
a“. MINI “M" “The CW 956i: " "" leather. Fine for driving _or motoring. $1. 00

Gloves with cadet fingers for. those him

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outlive Bridse on
rules ~ attached,

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pmumdnpol",

young Peo-
«Set-daily Thursday evenlns.

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“lilime of Miss Johanna Gottao‘ham. 8

Aiken street, ("02"le

languish Swedish. theran Church,
Fort sheet—ll, Lil “or Wilson pas-
tor. —-Snaday,gschool, 3 p. II. Divine
services, 4 p. In. I
,I A supper and sale will be given by
the Ladies' Aid next Wednesday. Nov-
ember Is, in the church parlors. Doors
open“ 6 o'clock p'V‘lVIi.’ All welwau.

 

 

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Jurfitc.
l; .lolrn Bodemeyekn 'lor'raerly V0“: tier:
w Idle. now edito' qf‘ the Corlneoticnt
western Néfl'e. cam: “we“: elected
a lusfica‘df “memos- lIr Causal! last

”wheat“! the bench .fot Garland“ is“
éernespundlngly, eisvated ind lll‘gn'lil

one. canned mat: in ihhlnt m
.fl'fidi Eudo—

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ula¥6?: . ._9
who new judeVe. has ~the following to
any. of- his success at the pollst—

" "We 'ha‘ve' wool we are more. at
tho'fieace’ We II)sup‘p'oVée we are now
‘Yotir Honor.‘: ‘Kia. Honor: Io;-
Our Honori-r-tiua tilde business is a-

“0360;an M99

600- more than full that he should.
have a chance to- try it on first. to soar-
serif! some 17,0 In. and learn how
€66 fir rum}. give _7 hi: not
tidbit; svheihc‘r to pull i on events
feet and- fasten ligwith a belt or ens.
pendefifi' 07:3,: *0n the floor. draw it“
down over his; héad’i‘snd wrigtle into
it. like sunny» putting into herdiub-
blé“.
"Tire-V judicial title isn‘t a thing to
he frivoloualy monkeyed tn, without
some perilous,l first then: is. There-
fore, until is set a little used to it-“~
at least. until or“: other...» shall
droid the risk of being in contempt
90d our own court“. by eschewing Ina..-
or" altogether and adopting as title
inst plain
to“ soon nursing. WJudn or ‘Good
afternoon, JIdtIa' tiles“ lively-depend-
ill. 91V course. upon tit, tlnie “of day.
' "Our election was a success. Al-
though we reluctantly consented 'to

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«refute the contest with a deter-
m-s‘ns- to win or dis. 'We left as
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uoklishI business to get straight. when 9
'd to it. When an honor- . .
l's' thrust boon a m. it vvonld seem ‘ '

'Judxe'. We will respond 7 I

I’ve-uh book hing-rulings; Mon. .,

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of education. with the nanletakubleV
.earptints of both. our struggle tit-9
treated the spellbound attention of
the erase state and the outcome was
awaited with widespread nndI intense
aniety - ,
'“Wc have no disposition to bmg

over the splendid res'uiaw which speaks
for itself: yet we trust we may be
excused if “we point with pride to tho
V9anot that .by our tireless" and \lgeI-
one culnpnign we not only got our-7
selves triumphantly erected. but we
pulled through every other candidate
“I70: ipsiloeoi
0&er ins
pollentsvkvsn Ford. IAhd the pro-
found satisfaction of that; Enehleye-
merit in. not dimlahed in 71th slighIesIt
demo by -'5'n7“é“l observation of

endearing min. “Will we nevlar
”victim himvv'tésw éhnythini‘llrr'vius use
M‘; 'i'lidhrmwhru the: law requires
dim seven Moos engine on eleoted 7
and things were . soIVvep justices
nominated on“ all Vile ‘e‘ts. there wasn't
a possible chance for {In}? one of them
10 be defeated: “the nomination aionei
a name as an election. and 7ev-_"9 9

east seed: V

“637 "some to win. rev-7,.
’l‘hat‘may fallbe.

‘i {gum or IiingeI ‘
hut“ when no em '
“running for of'dVche we don't believe.
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the“ stomach .2 lot or units work, but
they never think that the stomach
needs extra help to dothe extra want

if these people“ would take m“

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