III, E
Hands, tool‘s and strhite‘j
mantra scans
{wumn reason!
mt for hairs—v.3“: and vicinity;
the last twenty—four hours from MO
in“ .“e changed but little since yes-
ffiel‘ Wyoming. The temperature is
How England.
m..—— ,
...WIATHEB A YEAR AGO
s
.‘ The tuberculosis cotiiniission re.-
Whom patients were discharged last
not as no longer showing atiy
,~“’9ympttoms of the disease.
‘ t' Kalli street, received an announcement
11'. ”William G. Abeiidroth. at Christo-
'. fluorite: was formerly Miss Viola Bates.
3 r of Norwalk.
i ....
r
Gummy. of Norwalk, filed a certificate
1% the state secretary's amt-1; yester-
Beveral thousand people enjoyed
folio usual Friday exhibition of tire-
«mm at Roton Point last evening-
1 From the dancing pavilion to the Litt-
ti: humanity while el‘en standing room
dr’,'
s
" event-s-
-—-NOTICE
in; will be in the local paper.
HOSPlTAL NOTES.
Iron. New Canaan; Waiter Savmze,
myton: Thomas Fsumlas.
~~street.
era, is Yost street.
‘ \. .____
”thaws no signs of eifeminscy of i
this war lasts much longer. 9.
Old use of profanity will be read?
”a"! social good form and proof of pit
f . ~Advsrt1se in the Sentinel.
1088' 01100014118
#60 to 500 half lbs.
000 to $1.25 one lbs.
l 126 snd lilo sample sins
anusggfigowsm
m ...—n.‘ ,w ...”... ...—W...
immortal .
NEW IlilSPllll
The formal opening of the Norwal‘:
. m 5 t0 9 1'2' General Hospital has been set for Aug»
' ;ust 30th.’ _3lst and September lst
.E. ‘Ks BANKS .. Hilbor Day). On these three days the
' lliospitsl will keep “open house." A
W letsl M igeneral invitation is extended to the
public to visit the new Hospital on
w 'fl'fl ithese days and view in detail
‘work that
rough their generosity.
The opening of the new Huspital
is regarded as an event of interest
and importance to the whole cotumtir
. Min and it is the intention of t e
' continued 000‘ tonight “q Sun- building and executive cemmittet» t
“’3 M northeast winds on the have every association, activity and
aunt. Showers were reported during interest
n- this occasion.
A meeting to
along the Ardhangel—Vologds Railway
with orders to halt at Trussnovskaya.
seventy miles south of Archangel.
and Personal
'NE WS
A party of Mrs. Francis Benedict's
relatives and friends from Maliopac,
N. Y., came to South Norwalk yester-
day, and spent the greater part of the
day very pleasantly at ill} share.
the company were Mr. and Mrs. J.
Misses Ethel
Jacobson, Misses
Leach, Miss Edith Bennett. Mrs.
,.
from both river banks near Kskuts- ' ”‘
lava. and s half mile further on on I I I ‘ fl,” -‘ h I I \ I I I
countered a barricade of sunken boats, ' i ' ’
which impeded further prolress. Here
the troops were compelled to land to h . S l I H h R
await fresh orders. . I I
galEZZZdhdgytgégggg‘;§3p:hzelac&ggg 's ‘ a e as ree easons
W mg mg igymvgygygegg {fig lat—NOT T0 DISAPP'OINT OUR OLD os'ro E '
railway. The Entente forces halted C ‘ I LI RS WHO ALWAYS LOOK
FORWARD TO OUR MID-SUMMER SALE TO BUY SOME EXTRA
accomplished
i til
i
here. This increment seemed a fetal,
and the main operation apparently is CLOTHING
on the Dvina River.
in Norwalk represented on
. . . arrange the details
“South Dakota, Missouri, lows, u' of the program for the three davs'
Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, open house will he held at the ties
and Florida. Tlte pressure Hospital
Hattie and Sadie
on Tuesday, August 20th. '
To this meeting are invited
“NI . all Norwalk citizens interested in the
. ymorning. The area of high “:95- aii'airs of the Hospital. it is especial-
M “ central 0"" “‘9 Lake ”5‘0“ ly desired that. representatives of till
“the area of low pressure is central churches, lodges, societies and tliibs
in order to shun
Messrs Clarence and Charles Rear-h,
Harold Jacobson, Samuel Thorpe and
Roland Bennett. The party was in the
nature of a farewell to Mr Tliornc.
who leaves for a Georgia cit-.itomuent
shall be present.
II" . . this end the. following letter has .wtn
stately low m the Lake region and addressed to about 75 associations:
The building committee and excell-
tive committee of the Norwalk Gener-
al Hospital have completed thclrivotk
TODAY. ‘su't are ready to turn the institution
. - . , over to the public.
”Temperature; High, 5.3; In“. pmlcofNorw
65* 'liall‘. turn) to inspect
ittitiecs have dec
The young ladies of the (‘, B. (i. Club
lr ~t week tendered a surprise shower
. t.) Miss Charlotte (lorhatu at her home
Flax Hill road.
the plant. the cont-3 were served and a delightful social
lded to keep ”096? l time enjoyed. Those who were pres
house" at the Hospital for three toys. i cut included Misses Charlotte Gorhain.
her 1st‘ Hattie and Hannah (lladncy,
in order that tl‘D
have an oppoin’ Refreshments
Saturday. August 30th; Sunda
list 315i. and Monday, Septem
These three days seem
line for i‘V‘W‘iAmella Jesse, Helen Chadeyenc and
-one to see what the building uni cx- . Marion Bodwell
ettilive committees have. been t nablodi '
to uccmnplisll through t
of our people.
' . . . this is Rimmunlty bitsl
, ”arts that there is a waiting list ot mmnimms have not completely
100 men and fifty women for adiiiis- ”ppm the details of the pelinhsalinn
J“?! to the sauatoria iii ' the state. and. iii order that the represotnitlm
tl tthor Day).
to offer a convenient t
le en‘fost “
' g ‘ 3 ' A. J. Williams. of‘Ml. Klsco, N. v..
nests the ‘and his daughter. Mrs. John Fisher, of
ppil’ortland. Me, made ti business trip to
this city yesterday. Both were former
residents of No ' - ' '
.... mum“... ... . “mm florlgpj'3ugfge;;";$;gfe;; LABOR TROUBLES IN ‘55-00 Ladies’ Sleeveless Sweaters .--- - - - . - 53-45
father was also a resident here and is
in the United State ervlce at Fort‘
may include the entire
you are requested to appoint
your association not less than
nor more than five members to to illchiiiley in Portland harbor.
. vim. Leetnan B. Tripp, of South opciatt- with us and with similar ttt-le- l
rations from the churches. lodges. s3.
'0‘" .- . cietiea and clubs of the city in ma -
thatuson. William Geoige Ahen- in; this celebration a success worthy
droth. IL. had been born to her broth~ of ”w Occasion.
These delegations so c
gent-rill committee in enters
tuinine the numbers that are exp.
to participate.
Every delegation presentin: f‘rt‘tlill-
Mrs. Margaret Vosburgh all-i daugh-
ter. Mrs. (lcrniotid Lippks have
turned after making a
hosen will is“. with relatives in Newark, .\‘. .l.
‘ their fellow-employe‘s disitiissal 'l‘liey.
furthermore. threatened to atrllto un ‘
tires the man was reinstated. Unr
‘niucli wrangling between the basses
M. ‘l’nilfimn Canal one. The happy t-‘iizl the
> Miss Harriet
WESllinRion street has gone to Muho
. t3als will have the right to succesl tiny pac, N, Y.. where site will spend J
' f" The directors of The 0. H. Banks improvements they deem llroperrsnd week with relativrs.
executive board will give such suu- ,
lions due attention.
t‘w- delegates will be held til the(
day that the location of the company new Hospital. Tuesday
Ins been changed from Norwalk to u-
Miss Laurette Tuttle who has been ”‘0” mm" litt ‘ ““m‘bmm ““1 m
visiting her aunt at hing Brunch for figdflefi‘m: ‘.::;‘:‘a:2,:;:mv or;
Km" *0" "We We“ “All. missiles! pt her hm .. dial-anemia». 'mnai-bec'lé‘trfii
. . ., .treuurerramaem «How
evening. Aug-
_ VL'IiiIi. ,at eight o'clock.
Maori," The directors are Isaac opt-tote with us by having your di'lfi‘. M ii Taylor avenue.
l .
'1‘} Banks. Edward A. Geoffrey and ““9" present.
. Wars si\cerely.
BUILDING AND nxacvrivn mm" 3““ ”WWW ”0"“"8- "1
A”(company with Mrs. Harrington. tire
visitors with
llrooklyn. N. Y.
GENERAL HOSPITAL.
. JOHN M'MI'HJCN. President.
Realizing that every list. however.
carefully compiled. contains errors and
issions. the committee has request- wtek‘ va
‘ ‘ c ' c t.
that the above letter be regarded “ alien from “9' mm 5 “
». . us an open letter to every association
)W‘fl be found on the beach. SW' and activity in Norwalk. and that deivl
out beautiful pleCes were given last cgalcs representing every 0",. be pre-
sent at the meeting on Tuesday night.
Willlliillll With
l‘illlillNlUliEll
hiuttrlcc Saunders of it} Yes: street
was badly injured yt‘si”.‘ti:l}' afternoon
Miss Rita Nattefovl is enjoying a
Savers quarters was a solid mass of 0'“
cashier at l.iggett's Drug St ire.
William C. lt‘oote has been csl‘ing on
' South Norwulk friends during the past
A" 1" Thmm'“ "“5 30“” to “We fifth” of that company. however. stat- of September. The services are held Prof. Whitley. national grand organis-
‘Owing to illness of the proprietor
wcck~ ed that there ”9 no ”WM” whatso- during the month in the Methodist er of the t‘oh‘ad, Liberty 300nm,“
Abe Banner‘ Bakery will be osllged
to. close for a short "time bezlnninn
Wiley Ans. 10th. Notice of reopen.
:(lity. where he will spend the
BELLE ISLAND
RE“ Bkflss BAZAAR in Connecticut, as well as elsewhere. cordially welcome to these meetings a. m. Sill' 80 qefinilt‘bb _
4 and.tho consumption of sugar is therc- ‘ of worship. 3 Christian Science subject, August PARIS. August law'l‘hc ..ld French
~ 18th: "Soul." ;trttiscr Dupctlt 'l‘iiounrs has been
i
Discharged Friday—Gerhardt M a-
Tolles Fleet Corporation's pistv.u-.\\'llson'.t
. i . u kn wn manner Mr.’ . .
Admitted “mar-”am“? Sam £213: ..Iissmzufikobv one of the Lad” ”“3 “391°“ 1‘ “1° 1‘91"? rules. there need be no decrease ln‘l'resching service at 11 a. m. and s paling
ii Mftiiibzrs and sustaiilcda frztcturor”land Auxiliary 01' 13"? RN CHIP-i a home baking, in "‘9 WW0“ .0! the m” The pastor. Rev.W.
‘ “‘ " ‘ ‘ ' ‘ .. ' Food Administration.
"rysucflsam Red cm“ “I“, in! ted Plttstleld, Mass. and is expected to'address. open each week day. hell-
The English language cerla'nly
ate. an
“0. was taken to the 'tospitul in one of
fortahly as could b3 expected.
”...—a..—
. led delightful music.
The famous Bar is Duc preserves l Sturgei, Mrs. William (3, Clark were' of syrpp in place of part 01' all 0'
lat-ti jellies are made with honey, uot‘ danger called for by the mine. The‘ed to next
thadadies in charge of the bazaar at.
contributed much to its success. The _ r m mm at ~ ~. I '
ladies in charge of the booths andthe gift-filgbngnfifl: l:i'a.l:ift‘:hfli'tatziii’re noqu wfggegwrgg £12:ng aggro); 3 km“ ‘RJUMAD MN?
tsbles were as follows: Fancy work, gar Ind. from timeto “m. h0u99h°ld- pump—Hut no“; pn'ygé, 1'0 3. m: ‘
Mrs. Brush. Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Sturgc..:.i
Mrs. Wadell. Mrs. Cant ; cake—Mrs.. .
Woldrldge, Mrs . Perry’; ple— Airs? 3:“.ausplces or the Food Administrl a: gorge“: Wigs. 3:310 p.11}. Loy~
Strohmeyer; vegetlbles—Mfss Farrell: a 0 en m 8 on evening sen
lemonade—Mrs. Holster.
Mrststes; fortune teller—Miss Doro-
apmm—Mn_ W‘ Cluk. lfinhal General Cffl'der iuued ‘ w‘
Mrs. Pectin; candy—Mrs. Gsnvmnller.
lee cream—nines
éJBunanARsb
are again breaking into houses are
Norwalk.
Safe-Deposit Boxes $4 a Year u... now...
irons and lubelle McLaughlin.
The ladies in churns are ludebtedito . ,
the washbasins; ct... who son-lei "- Y" 9." AW ”v cm“ “W
a monster cake on which wss' frosted a .
km and em". M '1”- m to Mantle; 02'1“": 3;
thank _tlic'“8ylvsug‘sm'.’ for a hand- ‘ W
some finite: and “(dented
- BANK OF '
DON 18 W01“ BY
» DON COSSACKS
(Continued from First Page.)
.. Flotilla Fired Upon.
The flotilla was tirst tired upon
. “ Americans Landed. ..' ..
Monday night there arrived at Sol-
2nd—T0 BRING IN NEW CUSTOMERS.
ombolsk. near Archangel, four trans- 3rd__T0 REDUCE OUR STOCK IN CERTAIN LINES WHERE “I E HAVE
. ports. from which an ,Ameticsn con-
tingent was transferred directly to T00 EIUCH RIERCHANDISE. -
barges in the mouth of the rit_cr. with-
outtouching at Archangel. 512.50 Pinch Back Suits HOW i '
“Admiralx B" M _ . , ....I."....'."""Ose-Ieoeooouluses-Is .80
day issued a pfigcgflémpi‘g; 1:0 (:39 R3: 315.00 [finch Back Suits now ...... ,, £385
slant-t saying that the Moscow rulers $20.00PtnchBackSuits....................... .. . "
had be‘med “mm m m mum. $2500 Belted Suits . $13.80
who....vw.........g.m.p.t..... . . ......... ...... $18.85
ilittl‘oyilgelibertyhgginedbl'lllé‘exliend' gig.%§ulw Smmsunl.useessences-esstool-ossol.-ssIn. $2285
ureo so muc lood." . port Coats ..... .
LOftBsnkofDonWonb Cossacks. . ..... $6.85
TheDon(‘ossackahaveycleal‘ed the 25C Wash Four'ln'Hand T168 ...-......nu-os-ucruounn...-....... storsloo
left bank of the Don of their oppo- 50C Silk Four-in-Hand Ties . f ‘
nents’andaromoviugvictoriotisiyon SlMKh k'W kSh' ........3 or$1.00
Zaraxin,fromwhichtheyarconlyone ' 81 or “1.8 "' """ 75c
(itay‘fii matron dtgtgm. says an official $1.00 Fancy Color Work Shirts . . . . . . .. . 75c
“Hume" ““8 ythel‘mnCossa ks' . . . ............... .......
stanndmmd herefrotiiKieff? $1.00 Nainsook llama-Suits ....... 75c
“newspaper“,mmWonm.. $1.50MensUnionSutts $115
the, Cossacks from the Northern Don 5150 Men’s White LiSIe Shirts and Drawers . . . . . V .-
'°“‘°" “” “‘“m’ ”"’ ”mm“ 31.50 Cooper’s Derby Ribbed Shirts and Drawers ..IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII;IZ iii:
of Veronesh. -
Adespatch to th ct th '
"(Humans-H(£33:ngde 50cFancyHOSicry...............................................3for$1.00
' u “ $850Lad ’Bth S
mmnnmmandmeMm",the . 19s a ing uit $645
{tidjginlng‘ regions have entered nego- $10.00L8d108’88fllln2 Suits .............. $7 45
sons 00 ngtotheestabllshment - 9 ..... ‘.
oftt joint central government. ngfigggsfileevflmssweaers H”“HHHHHH'H'HH”UH”.I $7.95
__.._..._ . eeveess wea rs A $145
HATTlNGClRCLES $18.00Lsdies'SilkSweatcrs ~ ..... ..."
M u d I P 57'50D3‘i‘ngs’vm0f; S¥saée¥figifitit§irasc6gsr . .. . . . . . . . .. ....... 3&2;
n nue mm i-‘irrt age.) * _ I LY A LIMITEDA
~~~ CHANDISE iN THIS SALE. ' MOUNT 0F MFR
union members protested against this,
and claimed there was no with" for
aiidthc union men. the latter iron out
seed had been sown. and whil‘ tho-re
‘had been no violent Oiltlllll‘slfi. a suit“ ‘r-Iy— , ---. - « __
ol disqtlietutle pervaded the Hith‘ . --.—.-...1wmn-
and the man returned to his wnik.
. Apparently this was the end. but the NORWALK .. . - SO '
....fi 1.... ....-iNO’WfiLK-
a
‘—‘-: |
__ l A special meeting of St. Paul's
.
l
.
l
; ltulgd will be held Tuesday afternoon
a .
St. Bartholomew's Day. August filth.
‘. 1"’r",s "Of the insists:‘.r*:.,":::'.":r.:"
q :BRITISH TANK ‘t it,
‘: STEAMSHIP
MIRLO LOST
hurches‘. m
Lbs carat;I of gasoline exploded. setting
re to t e ship and compelling them
-—-I E t to Jump for their lives.
above gentlemen this morning. Ac; .
cording to rumors floating about "It“ The First Methodist and the Bap- Is on his vacathn. . . According to the stirvivors, the sub.
city. It may be extracted any moment tist churches. of South Norwalk, con-‘ On Tuesday night. 3 p. m.. at Quilt! "min? when last seen was taint: just
Ito have the union eniployes of titr tlnue their union services throughtlte ner's Hall. on Railroad avenue. South 0" "me"!-
American lltit (‘o’cailed ottt. The Of- month of August and the first Sunday Notwalk, there Will be a lecture byl A“ ""3 erlo w“; torppd‘w‘ "““5' a
few miles off shore, the crew from-
coasl guard station No. 178 reached
ever with their help and there was not church, and .l. Handson Thompson. Planosolos by Mfl- Frank SCOtth" the scene in a Short ”m and pmmd
itlty to look after tlt ntrredts of the,
rated men and thr «0rd was Illi"'l."
passed that the nll‘t‘linz would be held .
ln Roodner‘s "it“. last evening. at 8.
o‘clock. The men assembled and were
tiiddicssed by Mr Lawlor. John W.,
Smith. secretary of the local union.‘
and William Alexander. president of;
the Norwalk branch of the union. 1
‘ What procedure was taken andi
.tvliether or not it was voted to strike.}
‘ywould not. be disclosed by any of thei
itlte slightest danger of ti strike. tthe Baptist pastor. will preach each er! Will take part in the prosrnm— up the 3"“er A” "com nine men
1 ‘ Sunday at 10:30 it. m. and 7:30 p. m. proceeds for benefit of the soldiers. i“"’"‘ “counted “”- Th“ Sllrmi‘l‘ 0'
] SUGAR SHORTAGE SHOULD NOT The “Men for tomorrow morning will. -..... . the sea for five miles around WilS cov-
1 STOP HOME BAKING. . be: “An Attempt to Be Different." In? First Church of Christ Scientist. 67“‘"’" with burning “35mm“-
it is presumed that the .llirlo sank.
HARTFORD. August 17.—-Becnusc the evening the topic will be: "AiWest 5"enl1t’.—’Th9 regular Sunday?
is held at 11 although reports rt‘ccix ed here did not
[there is something of a sugar shortage Door-keeper in the House." All are service of this church
.fore sharply restricted for the benefit‘ . . _
m- Knight Street A. M. .E. churcl1.-—-, \\(‘dncguuy evening testimony meehl sunk by a German subtiiarine. it is of-
at 8 o'clock. To‘both these eer— flcially announced today. Thirteen of
A. Lynch.baslVices the. public is invited. A road the CTPW are missing. American de-
9 stroyers rescued the remainder.
M
of our soldiers overseas and their no
dust returned from his vacation. In ing room is maintained at. the sum
0n the other hand. it ‘was roln
'itclow the right knee, .3 «tpralnetlslgft ‘
k“. and numerous Sm.) wounds. He he”. "n the gm‘mf“ “I ”‘t' ”"1” 1’1"“ out today by an official in the Food Ad- have messages of much interest. The dsys excepted. from 1:30 to 4:30 p. KRUEGER’S ESTATE
500”“ Chill i’esi‘ll‘tifit‘ 3- emoon and ministration office that the use of _syr- new choir will provide music and all In. . I
last evening which wat a huge success ups and other substitute sweeteners.
(led the V33“ Bros. cars when he tecehy in every way. The affair rotted tbelo
trl. ed the necessary medical attendance. cal chapter over “00 R‘t‘tle'nts of
. n" STEW‘MWE f”;:m;‘;u°t:°f{;: this city and Stamford pttttonized the
ED? (:0 ° ‘ 9.0 'y i\ J ‘ll bazaar in large numbers on] helped letters from their salesmen an
“‘m‘ 1"" ”med “we ‘ "m 9790' 8 make the affair the success it was. A told 0‘ ‘ general decline in heme b“
2:: (10:31: “bizzitagiwfx‘:13:;0225 number of booths and table's were dis-
},d his injuries At (the hospital "MS tributed “’0‘“ “‘9 grounds “I" W‘w‘oontintle making bmd. muffins :51; Swedish Congregational church.
; i 't ' id it t th n was' very popular with the many patrons. cakes without sugar. .. ‘ iChas. J. Vahlstrom. pastdr.~Bible
.morn n8 1 WM 88 I! 9 '- 3“ ‘ 1“ the eyenlng dancing wu'spjoyed 13' All breads. biscuits and mullins may class. 9:45 a. m. Morning serviceH
l TAKEN OVER
in place of sugar. was certainly lobe; ! Saint Paul's church. twelfth Sun-l ’
encouraged, One of the oldest and. South Norwslk Congregational (lay me;- Tflnfly. 7:30 ., m.. Holy (Continued from First Pass).
best known baking powder concerns church.——Regular morning services Communion. 10:30 s. m.. mornu..' --~-
recently advised the food olllce that “will be held at 10:30 a. m. Sermon brprayer and sermon. - 7:30 p. m.. even" resident in an enemy country as an
d others I". H. Jacobs. You are cordially anH-llus prayer. 311,933 are the regulartenemy'
k. ed to come and have fellowshlptwith hours every Sunday of the year. Before the outbreak of the European
are invited to attend.
lag and that housekeepers were setvulin our worship. ' All persons are invited to.attend war Mr. Kreuger, who is more than
ting the notion that they could not ‘ 1the aervtoes, especially strungers and eighty years old, went to Germany for.
visitors in town. his health. {its repeated attempts.
Int! church is open all day. every since the declaration of American bei-
day. jar private prayer and interces- llgerency, to return to this country
‘ hsvs been unsuccessful.
made without sugar. mending to 10:45. The captain of the Sslvstlonjllons.
iin great pain but was resting as com-: _ ‘ ..
' :19 cl“; mm‘ B“ 1°” ”“1”“ "f“. the Food Administration...» many Army, Mr. Phillips will preach at this! '
is or“ eat" "‘8 on L“n1§“‘l‘“é“l‘;‘,cakes. cookigsunnd’eimn blamed]. have service. Y. P. S. 5 p. in. Evening > , . M “"—'—’ M
rs. . . “ m: e use e ; . . r _ _ . ,
been sueces i iiy made it s rvlce at 7 30 o'clock -\bu ear I P. E
the The flag service has been postpon-' y
I Sunday. the 25th. at i p. in; SUNBURNT WHlLE N \
momma AN'YUJ stem
‘ WANT Your mortise 'pt .
il’t‘ood.Admlnistratlou's laboratories at
recipes. employing little or no sugar. ’Morntng my“ and'seruion 10:30 a.
are printed in the. ”"98”“ under in. Sunday school, 1: in. Junior boys
I
""""’ vice combined, 7:30 . in. v
75;" MORE FRO" CONNEGT'OUf'i Mid-week prayer p and testimony, 1 ‘
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-fPNW-‘t. Thursday. 7315 I). m.
“an
today for 353 men for limited service‘ Christ church. East Nomadic—The
.- ' 'twelftlinSundiiy utter Trinity. Mom-
in the military smut” Ad‘m‘W-“tm prayer and semen st 10:30 a. m.
é ‘ . I,
the army. x'nio “Irwin???“ “.The. no. Alfred Goldsborough will , , ' . ' . .
Madison Barracks, Sachem Harbor. have charge of the service. - . ‘ ~ "7“
t d?" '
tsun’ststeancludiut - M. M ‘1 . “n V» “3‘ '
eith ’ i G latch r01! 8 do A ' '
' 1w“, unit—11min. the Ethofthessrles . , - » . . - '
8- 5 ts. 90' loi’serinons on the oosnlns .ot the ,‘r " ,
. W l _ . , ' ."sevgn Souls.” Come and hear-this. ‘ . ‘ , " ’
- . . "it? _ lime mu-emunw ‘ . 4 . - ' ‘ "
my. 3‘
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