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Wants!
For Sale,
1
Professional ,Cards,
. Miscellanea
u. s. rinses-in EAST main
MILLIONS.
lilifllllilllilll 8fl0l
Business and ' By mm ‘ More Than Billion Board Feet Of
, i . 7 I0"; stumpape On Land Purch- I Guaranteed Fresh Eggs, 3 dozen ................... 20*
and l ._ . . i WASSTN‘ilfifd 1:323:5'1F331‘: "e__ Best Creamery Butter. 3 pound. .................... 3%
' l Gustav} Ritter, an employe or tnei h . ’ ‘ m I Potatoes, Fancy Maine, a bushel .. ......... g ....... '
a 4 l ‘ 1° antable timberlaoquired by the fed- B Fl
C. 8: K. Hat Co, and a boarder we”. government m the purchase of est our, a bag ............................... $1.05
3 the apartment 0’ M," W. ‘L -Wilcox, of; land for National Forests in the White
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thlslnge. Twent y-Five Words or Iless. 25c
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word.
, face or Caps, Double Price;
1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
12“ Washington street, Saturday 3“, Mountains of New Hampshire and the
ternoon. of last week. was accidently southern Appalachians amounts to
shot in the thigh while 0“ Oyster Shell' more than a billion board feet, worth
Point, near Anderson's Launch Works,_ upward of $3,000,000 on the stump; ac-
on the East-Side. cording to an appraisement by the
.-
i.
i This morning the police received Forest Service. in addition, there is ani
the report 0! the shooting and a“ in- enormous quantity of inaccessible and,—
DIED
DIED— SCOFIELD. JARED R.
Scofield, of Rowayton, passed away
at his late home yesterday afternoon
at 3:30 o'clock, Notice of funeral
later.
A
TO LET. -
i
To RENT _ FIRST‘ Fnoon, 02l
PutnanI‘Ave.. all improvements. 'Forl
further particulars inquire H.
Slauson. 0 View Crest, South Nor-i
walk.~ ai 3t!
.~ 4—“
WANTED.
SALESLADIES WANTED—10 EX-
tra saiealadles wanted for suit and
millinery department for our big Ens.
ter Sale, which begins tomorrow. Ap-
ply at once. C. J. Mintz & Co. at It
WANTED-TO STORE 88 NOTE
”player piano, rolls and bench, with
reliable family. Preference will be
given to party who would buy for
cash, or installments if references
are given. “Piano” care Sentinel.
a1 st
WANTED - GARDEN WORK.
trimming trees, etc. Apply John Fil-
singer, 70 Lexington avenue. at It
,lliill llflllllii
I
—OIVIDENID NOTICE.
Fairlieflid county savings Bank.
Norwalk, Conn., March 18,1916.
At‘a medtlng of the Board of Direct-
ors of the Fairfleld County Savings
Bank held this day, a dividend at the
talent four per cent. per annum, was
declared to depositors, from
earnings of the six months ending
March 31, 1915.
The same will be entered on pass
books and paid 'on and after April
10th, 1915.
By order..of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
Treasurer.
._u '
-t
PHILIP MAZZUCCO
North Taylor Ave. So. Nos-walk
CONTRAOIOR.
Stone, Brick, Concrete, Plaster. Side'
walks, Cclar Digging.
Telephone 1217-!
s. ,4
the -
To LET—THREE, FOUR AND
live room apartments. Also six rooms.
with all the latest improvements. All;
centrally located. inquire 76 Wash-l
ington street, at 3t
"l
.- l
..ro . LET—DESIRABLE arm's;
ment of-"four upto-date rooms andl
bath-all improvements, West street“
.Ais two furnished rooms, light:
hou keeping. inquire 2 High street.
‘ 11131 3tl
'ro LET—5 ROOMS. ALL in“
provements. 92 Woodward Ave. in-;
quire 90 Woodward Ave, ‘Phonei
1106-; mill at
'ro LET—OFFICE SUITES, 2 0R
3 rooms. Suitable for any business.
Inquire at Keeler's Shoe Store.
~ m30 3t
~
TO LET—SECOND FLOOR. ~ 6
rooms, No. 91 South Main street; rent
816. inquire Mrs, S. A. Youngs, 241
East avenue. m30 .ilt
To LET -— TWO LOFTS IN
Swartz & Corbett block, 5,000 square
feet each, steam heat and electrical
elevator service. suitable for light
tenant.
quire The Old Well Cigar Co,
For further particulars, in-
m24 if
TO LET—FROM APRiL 15TH, 8
room house, with bath and all other
improvements. 62 Woodward Ave.
For further particulars, inquire at
the office of The Old Well Cigar Co.
m2! ti
_..._._.
To LET—5 ROOMS. 100 SOUTH
Main St. inquire C. E. Hoyt. m18 tf
ro LET—5 noon APARTMENT.
East Washington street, East Nor-
walk. Partial Improvements, rent
5:12.00; also 5 room apartment 39
' For Up-to-dats Service Call
Fred H. Genny.
funeral Director and Embalmal
Office and Realdgneo
Telephone 904.
‘04 So. Main St. So. Nor-walk.
I‘WChapel street, .Norwalk.
Inquire 04
telephone 60.
129 ti
.SOIIU] Main street, or
FOR SALE- vestlgation is under way. The matter‘ widley scattered timber which can not
FOR SALES-ONT?) 6 FT. COUNTER; smacked considerably of the lnyster- be considered marketable until reg-
glass show case; also two notion cab- . Eswznl?diaglrlifignces became‘ ionsl developments and improvements
inets. inquire at N. E Ryan Co’s! , ' ‘place it within reach.
M" thter was with a party 0! four: Plans for cutting some of this tim-
i
store,’86 Washington St. a1 3t] ' .
gyoung men. about 5 oclock Saturday bar in accordance with scientific tor-
FOR SALE—BEKITTIFUL HUNGA-ll OIICI‘IIOOD, who were amusing them- estry methods already have been pre_
low site. about seven acres, short selves shooting at a bottle in the wa-l pared and in a few localities 0pm,.
distance from Wilton. Fine well, small. ‘9’ near Anderson‘s Launch Works.‘ tions have been started. in some plac-
orchard. For sale cheap for Cflfih- Ad“ It is said that when the gun was in: es it has been found necessary to re-
dress “Advertiser" R. F. D. 30. Slflm' , the hands of one of the members or , move mature trees in order to give
ford. a1 3t 1 3118:5233 it): 93:91:33! [233; it??? the Young growth a chance. This work
~-——————--——-——— -- 1' ’ 'i is being largely done by local residents
FOR SALL-masr-CLASS ROOM-l plode. ‘Tlavfullv" he turned the sun: who have bought me alumna“ and
ing house (16 rooms) fully furnishedl on ..Mar. and, as is always the case, ai'e converting it into lumber. The
and rented, centrally located. Bar-5min time the bullet responded to thei constructionfi roads and mills is mak-
galns in real estate—one, two and ‘ hammer and exploded. The charge en-t ing more and more timber accessible
three family houses. Address E. F.?tered Mr. Enters, m‘Eh. but. not 80-310 lumber operators. but the pplncl.
Turney, 528 State St, Bridgeport, ‘1 lug very deep. did not inflict a very? N1 use of these improvements at I"?
Conn. 11131 6i‘se130ustpungi. ll h stil sent is for local communication, flre
—— r. . urne was a y sum:
. ._ Rs ' , .protection. end to open up the wild
FOR SALE LIGHT B MA“ ' moped, and after dressing the mans; land for recreation use. A secondary
8““ for hatcmnE-“m healthy Bram-i “‘3“er he “5 later brought to thellntiuence of the improvements is to
an be“ new laying.~ Can be. seen, at: Norwalk Hospital. An any photo; increase the value of the land- and to
:liyktime. 37 Raymond 8L. Sontag?! graph was taken yesterday 1b! :‘he doci: make the timber on it more accewb‘e
‘ tors in the eii'ort to ascerta n t a pos and valuable to operators.
tion of the bullet. At the hospital this A great deal of the forest land with-
afternoon M" Ritter was reported to in the purchase areas was cut over or
be resting comfortably. culled before the government acquired
it, Nearly all of this class of land. how-
DEATHS AND FUNERALS' ever, is covered now with. young trees
' - ' - and even the abandoned farm acreage,
Jared K' Soofleld. which forms about two per cent. of
Jared K. Scotland. a well-known
the whole, is slowly reverting to for-
painter, passed away at his home on
est.
Highland “an." yesterday “wr- Oi mature timber which could bel
noon at 3:30 admit, after over half '
FOR BALE—D0 NOT FAIL TO
see the line of Aubuen cars before
you buy. Fours and sixes. Runabouts
and touring. 81076 to 82,000. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout, good as new. G.
P. White. rear 113 Washington St..
South Norwalk. 'Conn. Phone 040.
House phone 1279-2. 1:124 tf
the
TA & P . SPECIALS - A all; _
. Telephone 909
GERMAN SUBMARINES SEND ANOTHER SHTP
.1.
THE GREAT A. & P.*TEA- co.
124 WASHINGTON ST.
v
Free Delivery-
\‘\‘ .‘\“.‘n‘\.\-
/ JUST FOUR LEFT
Formerly priced at $14.09, $16.00, $18.00
NOW $58.00 ;..;
liach bed is equipped with a
are bargains. .
RAYMOND & SON
THE LONG ESTABLISHED ANO RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR‘S.
lvoven wire. spring. They
a.
TO BOTTOM OF SEA.
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1 (Continued from First Page.) ‘ -
LONDON‘, April 1, 12215 p. m.—There is reason to
believe that a French steamer waSstorpedoed last Tues-
day by a German submarine in the English Channel. The
~name of tile vessel has not. yet been learned. Two mem-
bers of her crew were saved. It is feared that the oth-
ers, numbering seventeen, were drowned. 5"!
SOFIA. Bulgaria, April 1, via London, ll :10 a. m.—
A concentration’of Turkish troops at Adrianoplc, the
nearest important Turkish town to the Bulgarian fron’
tier, is interpreted in Sofia as a Turkish measure of pro.
manufacturing, will be divided to suit.
- improvements and use of.phone. Cen-
FOR SALE—1015 COLE BIG Six
demonstrator for sale, fully guaran-
teed. Vaast Bros. Garage, 17 Chest-
nut St., South Norwalk. m18 ti
MISCELLANEOUS.
PAINTING -- PAPER-HANGING,
.decoratlng, Painter's supplies; wall
paper. up-todate styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. .Tel. 400 Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. at lmo
, BOARD—ROOM AND BOARD FOR
two young men in. private home. {All
trally located. Phone 704. ‘1 8t
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
eral contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
money.‘ Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
To LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 102
Taylor Ave. Tel 11665. n80 tf
LOST.
in paper bag, lost this morning .be-
tween Rowan street,
and Washington Street Bridge.
turn to Bresev’s,
street.
‘ LOOK!
I share profits with you by giving
: Spgfing ,
, Sulta‘c'llwus. wuslncor:
‘selmdllnderwear-t .
“llt’ll-a’éavonodcls‘. ; ,,
'_ Moderate Prices
1t and A.
56 North Maid Street
you the lowest prices on 15 years
guaranteed tin made into. leaders,
band-made. painted inside. tin roof-
ing. plumbing and heating. -
HENRY A. H’EOELEIN.
50 Water St} Phone “00-12
W
is good one-mo coming profession.
.It is the best-method of relieving dis-
to the world 'that'disease and Its'op-
galls. not objects or concrete things
and that the power which created
man also placed within him. the me.
chanism which, it kept in perfect ad-
justment, would carry him from the
cradle to thegrave, in uninterrupted
ease and comfort. _
Try CHIROPRACTIC \‘wlihont the
hurts. '
STAMFORD
I to 5
80. KORWALK
7 to 8 guns.
3an It: I
II. 8. Patent 0mm
save to I!"
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can a on.
CL... ‘ “afi‘u- In. “you-s... -.. w- s.
. ' ‘ ‘ '/
:- Michael Lubrano -:
. ‘ comm '
fill-late: cheerfully fill-failed
NWWfi. Inna-iii.
1 " may tutti: ~-‘ '
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a century’s residence in‘ Rowayton.
Mr. Scofield was» 80 years old last
September, and was popular and Well
known throughout Norwaik. Mr. ’Sco‘
field was born in' Stamford. He was
engaged in the painting business in
Darlell for some. time. later removing
to Rowayton, where he followed the
slime business.
“Mr. Scoficld is survived by one son,
flurry E. Scoupld; a member’of the
board of School Visitors; iw'o daugh-
liers. Mrs. Adaifi; Thomas, oi Roway-
ton. Mrse. Harriet M. Woods. of Che-
shire, Conn., and one sister, Mrs. Su~
sanoneers. , rivsllt._
at :30;_r6’clock~ Saturday afternoon'
from the late home on Highland ave.
Death of Daniel Gormley.
Daniel J. Gormlcy died atf‘llls home, 1
i’rbspcctavcnue, this morning. after
a long illness. The deceased was by
The funml services will be held ,4
placed on the market at once.
eastern national forests contain a to
all of about 1,100,000,000 board feet.
which includes all the common eastern
hardwoods. together with much shruce
and a good deal of hemlock and some
pine. The land, lncludlng the timber,
has been bought at an average price’
of a little more than $5 an acre. More.
than 5.000.000 acres of this land will;
eventually be acquired ' for national:
forests in the cast. time recommenda- .
tionmade by the National Forest lies-i
erratlon Commission in its last an:
nual' report is carried out. i
CONNECTICUT PATENTS. 1
Thetiollbwmg were issued March.
30. 1915: List furnished from office”
of A. M. Wooster. solicitor » of: put“
cots. Bridgeport, Conn. ’
Lincoln c. Schindler,
dust—pan, shovel or scroop (design).
Samuel B. Cutting, Bridgeport,
warp stop motion for looms.
l
Bridgeport. l '
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‘jl’lllllllllll l0li lilWlllRli
LOST—A LADY'S TRIMMED HAT‘
FOUND' trade a moulder. He is well known Frederick 15880. Bridgeport, two
FOUND — FUR MUFF. xssn ““1 ‘3 ““mved ”" m.. “”9 “d “V" patents, embroidery-machine, ‘.
Belle llsland Crossing. Owner may children. The funeral services will be l William Fitzgerald, Brldgepor‘..,
held from St Mary's Church on Mon. le ‘
have same by proving property and - , k d i te Dull - ‘ _ ,
paying charges. Capt. D. P. Morrell. day morning at 9 0:10;“ E“. n : Ean R. Hyde, Bridgeport. grind;
Rowayton, a1 3t ment will follow in it arys cemc - lug wheel. .. I u
"y” Elwin R. Hyde” of Bridgeport and;w 1
T. D. Adams of \‘l'estpori, grindingdlo
lntments to make. as it is likely that! York and the Rev. Dr- Ward Flatt 0!
caution in the event of war with Bulgaria.
in addition to this concentration, Turkey is increas—-
ing its artillery on the Adrianoplc fortificatlo/ns.
LONDON, April 1, 1:58 p. m.—Tlle French steamer
Emma. bound to Bordeaux, was torpedocd Wednesday in'
the British Channel off Beachy ii‘cad by a German sub:
marine. Nineteen members of her crew were drowned,
only two'Tlciug saved.
The pcriscnpc of the submarine had hardly been sight—
cd from the Emma when the torpedo from the undersea
boat struck the Emma. in the engine room. No warning
of any ,kind was given. The ship foundcrcd in” three
minutes from the, time she was struck.
A I'l'ritisll destroyer subsequently pickcd‘up two then,
who had been in the water for a couple of hours, and at
the same time recovered two bodies.
a
Following is the otiicial prdgran
of the sessions'of the conference: ‘
Wednesday, April 7w9 a. m., Holy
_. {Communlom conference session: a p.
[A81 CMFERENC m. memorial service; 8 p. m., anniver- '
, " saries of the card or Home Mission
- ""' ’and church Extension and of, the ‘
(Continued from First Page-l l Board of Education; addresses by the
have a number of changes in np-‘ Rev. Dr, Thomas Nicholson of NOR
East «Norwalk. ,
fle- i
119 Washington '
. ease yet known to man. It proclaims-
‘pOsite,’ Health. are conditions ofor;
BIG BEQUEST FOR YALE COLLEGE
ANISON‘lA, April l.‘~—By the will or
the late General Charles H. Pine. who
died in Florida about three weeks ago,
Yale college will eventually receive
an addition of $150,000 to the 850,000
Charles ‘H. Pine Scholarship Fund.
which the deceased created some
three years ago. The income from this
is to be used il_1 helping worthy young
men of Ansonla, graduates of the lo-
cal high school, who wish to pursue a
higher education at. Yale University.
The will also provides for the crea~
tlon of a fund of 8250.000, 875,000 to
$100,000 of which may be used for the
purchase of a site. the erection of a
suitable building ,with -its proper
equipment and which will be devoted
wholly to manual training for the
benefit of the boys and girls of An-
Death of Dorothy May Arnold.
Dorothy May, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John A Arnold, of ii
Summer street, died early this morn-
lng, aged one month. _ The funeral
services will be held from her home
tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'cick
and Rev. J. B, Werner.’ rector of
Grace Episcopal Church. will officiate:
interment will -follow In Norwalk
Cemetery. ‘
‘ Baby De Pluto,
The two months old daughter of
M'rfiand Mrs, Patsey De Plerto, of 50
Montreal, died ‘ at the home~oi her
pal-anti .yestorday iaiternoon. :The
funeral was heldtoday. interment ilr
SLMsry's cometary.- ‘ . y ,
Funeral of James H. Wells.
machine.
M'llliam H. McGauley.
‘apparatus for indicating va
gage of insulated wire,
Donald Noble. Brdgeport,
machine.
William E. Parker,
sound box.’
Ralph E. Gduld, Hartford.
device to V Milky-plows. ‘
Gran}v ammond. Hartford}
slide retainer.
8. H. W, Hanson. Hartford. metalg,
screw machine.
ire. Ii. Spencer.
apparatus. \;
sewing}
Hartford, cleaning
hole cover. .
.- Reuben Hr lBrown. New Havana
carton-feeding machine,
ltllere will be what is termed a consid- Philadelphia. The Rev. Dr, C. W. It? '
Bridgeport, l erable “shake up" in pastorates. Blah: Cormlck will preside. 2
flauons in 1 op Anderson will receive a warm wet-l
‘ come from his brethren.
The business of the body will no D. D.. “Studies in Colosslans,” ”no ‘
i tualiy begin on Tuesday. Aprils. whcn‘ Christ": 9 a. m., conference assets-z. -
Bridgeport. : the members of the board of aaamin— 10 a. m., semi-centennial addressee
j ers will’uieet the young men who are by the Rev. Drs. .l. E. Adams. W. W.
settlng’. candidates for ordination or are tak-, Bowdigh, 'I-‘. N. Lalne and S. K. Smith:-
, lug examinations in studies for those 2 p, m.,pm‘iverufleg of mg'wom‘gflgf
grlp- . on probation in the conference or for Home and Foreign Misionary-chiefyg“
those applying for admission on trial.‘ address by Mrs. Charles R. 'Vicke‘l'y. d}
' .'On Tuesday evening, April. 6 tile an-' India; 8 p. m., Men’s Brotherhoodl‘
inlvel‘sflry of the Epwoflb mane ol' meeting; addresses by Bisbo Andan- ‘
ithe four districts will be held. in son and Colonel AlexanderrBaco‘d.
lwhlch the leagues oi the Wanner. Rev. D.'O. Osterheid will presi’
Charles F. Tucker. Hartford. oll~ :yare invited to participate..The Rev. 01.: ,
O .. . a. ' i 14.. ROblnBOD. president of the CODEX}. Human, “The Gospel"; 911.10...“ . ~
lence Epworth league. will pmfildé- ference session; 10 s. m.. myihenfa at;
lThe Rev. Dr. W. F. Sheridan of Ohio socmtlon; 2 p. m.. mymen's w
- ter, son of the President, who was
:You are invited to inspect the :N. E.
Ryan Cola showing or correct apt-lug
swivel. You will find their store an
Easter Exposition; a market in which
the choicest/merchandise of-1 the sea;
son-may be selectod'at very moder-
Francis J. MeDermott, New Hay-5pmé
en.,corsst. , ~
Albert ALPage. East Haven, mech-
anism for locking. batteries of doors.
David E.. Basi‘lehNew Britain, .lifeu
boat. device.
,_ Christian
plane. ' -...
Vernon Cassard. Stamford. appara-
tusrfonkllllng poultry. >
”John F, McNamara“. Danbury,.toy
bowling “game. v '
Alden L. McMurtry, ,Sound Beach,
pneumatic starter for; motor-vehicles.
George C. Mes, Shelton, automatic
feed for punching machines. ~ .
Henry L. Wallace, Wallingford,
spoon, fork,‘ or similar article (de—.
sign). ‘- ' '
The funeral of Jald'es H. Wells, of
Warehouse Point, Conn., who died
yesterday morning at the hometof his »
sister, Mrs: John Brown,.on-~Ludlow~
street, East Norwalk, after a several
days illness. with phneumonia, will
be held from the home of Mrs. Brown.
Saturday morning at,10 o’clock. The
"seiwices will be strictly private. in- '
torment. will follow in the Alorwalk
-——-—-——-—-——-—-'--‘ cometary. . . ‘
aANKER SLAUGHTER annssrsn. ,~ - ~ ——-—-—-—-——--—-~ ,: , ,_
PUEBLO. 0010., April Lem. w. a. ‘ Mom ago-{log Noodl-
Slaushter, of Dallas. Texsisllmlllént . seed shoen’li} ‘ ‘
of the Mercantile :NatlonaEBank. was maxim dogjt you buy some?"
arrested here late last night. The-com- ' “It is evident that you know nothing
,piaint. which was sworn to by Coun- of mmlly‘llfe My gmphovhum needs
terreasurer 7Stannard, alleges the l”3001‘113." and my Will! needs ‘dIhCllz
embezzlement of $20,000» The Mer- ””0“" «Louisville Courier-Journal.
cantile National Bank was the deposi- ‘
tory for county funds. The complaint
also bears the name of C. C. Slaugh-
sonia. The remainedr of the sum.ls to
provide an endowment lurid. the in-
terest from which is yearly to be ap-
plied to the support of the institution.
Practically General Pine’s whole ea
tate is given for educational purposes
and for the benefit of the boys and
girls of Ansonla. Judge Williams of
Derby, is named in the will/as» the
executor of the estate. 4,
Bodner. New Britain.
.,. _
will
ms. Mal-kc:
Wit E as 8 ride.
y y P“ Weldlich Starling Spoon Company,
Merriment causes a frequent move-
mentof “the, eyelids up and down. and
as it is the function of the eyelid to re»
lease a tear each time it comes down
the repetition has the effect oi‘cover-
ing the eye withlconslderable moisture.
The lightnghlnjng on this moisture
gives thalsmrklmg effect. inasmuch
.ssktha merryappearanceof the eye is
caused. ’by. team... we" are ’apt' to “shed
, until last week cashier of the bank.
. William-T. HWheatloy, a former
bookkeeper of’the bank, is being held
for investigation. . /
The Mercantile NationalviSank w
closed .by order of the‘Fedaral, Dank
Examiner onxnonsay. A receivenap-
furnaces;
. They Do Indeed.
"amines makes the heart. grow!
fender." . “Bo-do passents."‘—Earvardi
ate prices.
pointed'by the-Comptroller ‘of the tmngn bilabial: “Well as m Wpooll. . v. ,. - , . ‘
Currency is in charge of the lus'tltu.‘ ' . -. Quart?” “Niel! minted . . , .‘ . ~ ‘
itluu'n um. -. ' ~ " hithour lullrryanoourua mode. ., --Tho “Gel-mm but some “at
»
727}.—
Leasue. will We the principal 811- Board. Sunday Schools and or} the.
dress. Bishop Anderson and his cat» ‘Freedma'n’s'fild Society; addresses ‘
inet. District superintendents wu- the Rev; Dr; was. norm, of Galena.
Ham A.,-Lav’ton. and Francis '3: Up and tile Rev. Dr. lidsflavesty oi ole»
man or the two Brooklyn diatom: 28- cinnatl. The Rev. Dr. ll. 11.
n. Goodenough of the New York Disc will preside.
' trict and Elmer» A. Dent of the New
Haven District. will be tendered a re-‘ Hannah, “The Experience." 9
ceptlon after the address, *
.The Laymen's’ association .of the:
conference. of which Franke'A. We once Love Feast, the Rev. L. K. Moon-
oi Brooklyn is president ‘1!“ meet ‘0‘ and former-pastors in charge; iOttO
an all day seslop on Friday. A»!!! a- a. m., sermon by Bishop William
One hundred and ilfty delegatas'are Anderson, ;D. D., LL. D.; “Menus
:‘expe'cted. and if - ..
sions are an’lndex, the meeting w‘lii John GoWdy'of Foochow, Chink). __
be a live one. Mattersoi simmrunw‘
Four ministers have dl
year, David Maclfullen, .
Budgeport,.-tiat sterlingcsilverware. ‘yLawrence. ‘Herbert A. Wood-std Fran- Dr. Clarence fl‘rue Wilson of Tom
The 50mm” Automatic Gasi A1"!cls G. Howell. To these~ names
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rlaundry-iron heaters and soldering- : McNicholl. .a local preacher. W110 m tbelow‘ will preside. . .
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phenomena a-mamber of (
once in everything but the more mo.‘ p'olntmenl. use made. 1 V. .1 .
A memorial service for these men willl_ All these] sessions “will-be open
be .held on Wednesday afternoon at} the public. - exceptijerhaps,‘ 5
o'clock, unless the conference that executive
laminar: ' . , ‘
Thursday, April 8——8:30 a. m., Ally
dress by Professor F. Watson Hannah.
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Friday. April 0—8:30 a. m.,~
general secretary of the Epworth tlon; ’8 p. m., anniversaries of tail
Behave
Saturdayprril 10—8:30 a. m.. .
conference session? ._ : '~
Conferé.
Sunday. April 11—9 a. 111..
other similar 0°03: ing service; address by the Itevsz
Monday. April 12—s:ao a. m..; g
_ ‘lHannan. "The‘ 'rrluxppllz" 0 a. m.. w
‘ , [fills the {erodes sesion; 2:80p .m.. confer-ones
W111i“! ‘5- session: 8 p. m.. address by thorn“..-
be discussed.
should an; subject. ‘The Coat Tails oral-an
years as a mu Jenna; Tuesday,- April 1304:30 a. morn-l ' .
the «spider'-r conference sessibn. continued until
session, should one be“):
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