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Worst Storm of Winter
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There are very low business-t men in‘
South Not-walk who do not remember?

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. . _ . . . . raging throughout northern New York.
.tnfln “tut. - .- , .i illid ( Ilil“- HEM‘CI‘JI (‘OmlnISSIOll HOIdS within: considerable delay to railroad:
liltit“ } ”-3". .531 Fri)“ \\ tl— I‘LCCUIIVL‘ SESSION ‘VKPSICT- lira-lite. 'l'ln- storm begun Thursday ”a
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mo ~ i’tiil‘li 12> .Mtuum I» day Alternoon and

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BM] in no»; Winds Report Several Bills bv ,
- T d . ' up to that. hour is drilling badly bo-t
_ ,- ,_. H.-.‘ q . ‘. 7r. ! "95 3} IIUI‘U the high north wind. A fall of 45'
. I}? l y “El - -—~—— «it Ll'l'i'S in li'lillwi‘dllllc “as treordndlI
J )‘Jli‘ I a El; I 3"- q n o .t'twr-nty hours. ‘ . ‘
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ttttn-‘t :wn-re .\l:treh storms
tiltzuuli oi 158.3 is raging in the upper

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than n licztds Rcsuc
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-'n Halli-zed From Ex-

, . . tntuga Springs.
Measures to Relieve Fman- Electric feed wires

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Cid] (JOHdItIOII or Street to operate only between Troy and War

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lines .
:tte‘experieneing considerable troublc‘

:no cars betwrtn Schenectady and S:tr-’

Storm IRSUIIS in Committee llli‘ (lily Vhen Samuel T. Ilutton was‘

, . _ . Strike

enttl"'|"“ll”" oi the l'nion School Dis-
trict. He came here when a young:

hunt and was aelivo in the (‘iVit' life
ol' the (*it)‘. besides being a membert
ot' the South Nm'walk Congregational;
ii‘hurdt After living here a few years}
.he uas street-t vlmi l\_\ his brother until
then moved (ml into law:” edutatiohal;
fields of labor. He has for a. number;
of years been r- rennin-d as one of the"
it :liIlllL’ educators of the country. At .
the time of his ilt'JlII. which occurred"

. . ymtet-day in Atlantic City. he was
Lieut. Thompson, In Charge emeritus professor of administrativel
I‘ICI’C‘. Javs He Has Nevertgedttcogy in Teacher.» College. (‘olum-E

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Off I’htil Next Saturday

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and Traffic Between Vienna an
at a Standstill

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‘ill‘c Radways T0 BC Included rensburg. and is two hours . ’
“‘ ——~——--— ischedule. Tucnty poles belonging IUflj|llinllflIll -let-g huil and snow, til-.IALI“ ' I
‘ ‘1 "' "“_‘“";.,,‘"""" HARTFORD, March 39, 1pm.". HIS the New York Telephone comp'tm’ mum; in a pal Winter dorm lrst 5" "fl“ WANTEB
. ~, .r. l - Linn. .~ an rxmunu. ”Mom“: of H“. spm‘ial were bloun down between Sl’hl‘nvl'lfl" niclll and th,. morning interferred so ’
" ' HIV" W H". .l‘fmwfl t‘(liliflllll('P on street ruilwav’s vvslwr- “3 ““d Saratoga Springs. 33eriously “I'll 'li" [ii-“ti ”Li.“ NVM‘
‘I ‘l'.: 7””: "" “ ‘l"”“.4 'tlny afternoon. The commie-stun has A [00‘ of :now “"5 (“”0” “I“! 'I'“ East Campaign (‘otmttlttee ”115' the lug '
” ‘ ' "-'"""' ”"" "l ' "" been hard at work preparing reports "m”n ‘5 9”” ”'ng- ‘ la: day Ill?!"n "l In" “Why 3M" l) '00
_.~. I. ,1, fir-tin 1H. ‘1‘. ‘t 5' and bills \\‘lll(‘li it expects to hand ill I‘UI'GHKEHI’SIH. N. Y.. hIill‘Cll 1’9. postponed lllilll llPXl Saturday. ,
”A", . :ll .-v. Lon; Ifit' iii rum itl to the Senate and House on “LNG", - -A should“ of nearly four InChC'H be-f April ,1, '
hum. ”pa-'1: .lGWOUilL ‘ . m...“ ' lure noon yesterday was accompanied; ” was the t-ouseusun of opinion 1
; ""”'~‘ ”m“ "‘“ ‘ “"1." "‘"r .m; M The members of the commission are by “ turioua 3M"- Whic“ caused 0011-; among the members OI 1h? EXPNINV": l POOI
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, . . , not entirelv satisfied it"th let'- “1. k.
Illte nit the “user :11 the this! to ' I 'l I ' 'I

They have been rushed for time. lint 31.10“" i9 1
'lll') Will do the best they can. 0i traffic.

:1 Elllilllli'r m. heavy l|"n in i’:'.\'.

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Flu-t f)-_);‘."il»'tl It r’ll'lll rim iuu. on: . . . . . - . ~ . .

~ . . _ __- | _ ‘ in .h. ,,- deliberation they have um. The mercur) temuined “Lilli-l} tie-l streets “"9...“ mm ice and snow the ,.

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MM“; “mil-:1“! tints zrm.‘ illul’l All“; suited. the heads of three important green. ; wind blowing sixty-five miles an hour.’! Volunteers I0 Reheve now"? u" inclement weather. . "I? Veg. front on chneulay. I’-
11w“ mm, sum. ‘1 ml ,” 9m. . U . r- committees, to whom will be referred. . ’ 7-. - -. land nobody on flight: in except those: Tm NOW in Europe W gathering of the when of . d .
WI we)”. \ n .. we. - u at Ru.- ”l“ ”"15 like]? ‘0‘” prepared “5 “1° ‘ lwholnnoceui .co ed to face tho‘ ~ - m Ian's Club that‘s: their “In" "I a bomber "‘5‘“: 3:!“
:Illl‘.\;(:Q‘-Iy;z.; 3"; t;;;(-lg.'li1t.fn .42; 5....x' u.) TCSIIII of their deliberations. These IBM“: SIM -; cold. L'e‘lt: IOIIYBS film directed; " ‘ ‘ ‘ I, ‘ 1< . in me ng“s,o_ but“ a In?!” 9d The ‘ttfl, , 4
quit-e...” may “We Ming ..'.iu.-n at committee: are finance, roads. bridges. . « 1 to get in touch ‘9'“ the‘ wonthol‘ menu “ASHIIIG'I‘UN. aluminum ‘3. r,“ 3’M Mam-and EiIdJ'erl‘ repulsed ”“1 m hay.
:,...... .. ”mils .-..:..- uf sum-.1 um “no.3“d 'Z‘Wm' and railroads. . l I 33nd mrl‘bitd ‘” 9m“ n "MIA” immediate call '0' 903900 “hm" . one of the noclfl ovum for ll)" The Alli”: sum-red "DIV {“1 '

it 1:. believed that. when the bills ltyplcal spring» day for next. Sniurdarilafl ‘°" '9" “I Europe has been w the club in fast becoming fun- I 11' I -
' tho crowds mzprewred by tho 'ttthhrtuknt m1 can no.

no island Sound

\n s-ffulLS on their Z"ll'l. in L tr‘t'li
11");i953 were to no avail, so they
'itr’c-hes in the : fit :='-ttin;:
“liter: would lend. lltem on‘

‘- 'are finally reported they will be of 75 0m IN “Emflll
such a nature as to invite let-ts contra-V ’ . .
’rersy than was at first supposed. . *w...

x Robbers Lock Clerks in
Vault; Flee With Cash

DETROIT. Mich. March 29.--He.rd-
ing fourteen persons. including sever-
al women patrons. into the -lnvatory
and the vault of the West Side branch
of the Commonwealth State Bank here.
six unmasked bandits yesterday after-
;noon robbed the institution of 310.000
in cash and unregistered Liberty
bonds which officials say may exceed

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meik Armv 0111c“ bands Freed by Judge $65,000 in value.

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\\ rates Interesting Letter: Cums Fm“ Uncongema' nad'blien 1233...: °rr2§§ ‘(iéiiiéfifit’r
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of Places He Is Visiting in
, ‘fore the hOIdup. according to .l. W. .\lc.

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tht (lid ll Grid 3 Dot-luring that during the last month .("‘“"e-"- president.
""”‘" {she lived with her husband he made' ”‘—
.lifd so miserable for her she could?
noionger remain in the same hous'e‘
with him. and that he provided for her;
so scantily that at times she was fore. I
had to depend upon her motunr'a bounty.
!and apples and other fruit that. her,
small son picked up in the. country.3
and that during her whole married:
life her husband had never permitted
her to handle any money or to have a
charge. account at any store. 'Mm. Flor- :
ence Emily Lockwood of Bridgeport.‘
almost broke down on the witness

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.. l--m r tu.l of interesting m-
— hi hi4 parents in NorWalk. and
'lh’n’I his been Demitted to

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\Eltili xx SKA. OFF iiiBROS.
Jun. 8. 1919.

letter I have arrived
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~' 4m a little Bulgarian stand before Judge Howard J. Curt18.Untted States to keep pace with the wmmo’rori March ,
" “k" “n ma“ ””1“" ‘ lcountry's rapidly expanding factory light saving time. is at band min. htbeczdiubleglhat sea. in I. hrs}:inmneityfgamo'hfiumfgbwiaumL
production wu one of the principal The nation's clocks wtu b. m m 9‘" ° ,figfi‘ofnm... at 6.589 in 1900: l (wad-nod on. uni- m r “

inn with llt'f‘ head stick»
mercoat. watching me
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15 Hurt in Explosion at
Aberdeen Proving Grounds

BALTIMORE. Md, March 29.491-
‘en hundred 240-milimetre shells and
four magazines loaded with T N T ex-
)IOded (I ll ‘ ' .

imam. 31.1002? $323333? £53343: 0' “gels: Tree. of the ”"6“"

fifteen soldiers and civilian worltmen‘P‘ew or '
and damaging many of the buildings ; A prompt correction of the idea, d
.m “d m.“ on the grounds. .
‘ 1.3:” {Mn (“use of a .VWT 3:0, . "it seems remarkable that no one:
. -l;>‘:'lu.<ntl :mlav by the March is- “is “”“ck by fragment“ of the “mull-"z
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lventatng agitation here today.
. The subject m brought

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st night at

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advertising clubs la
opening banquet by
chief of Bureau,
partment. of Commerce, and Dr.

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NAICES ARE FALLING.
’zl'T STILL FAR ABOVE
THOSE OF A YEAR AGO

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Hider-able property damage and virifted‘
ltc streets, to the detriment?
i pedestrians

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March '29.——‘—'I'Ile
development of the foreign trade of the .

.topica discussed atthe business and
treconatruction convention of the Ad- intz.

before the 'will prevail.
the tober the loot hour will be nomad year. She I81
Burweii S. Cutler,
United States De-
W. E.‘
rtrnent der the day]
y of by Congress lea

e- tives, auntie
veloped by European agencies in La-

Committee tho i' would be fully to it'—
tempt. any org-tu'zt-d tagging of either
or automobiles» with

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This was done. and
berie‘a of pretty high school gt
reported for duty at campaign h .
quarters in the. city hall were informed

r13. '1“, probably Will be publish“ tomorrow.
”(Q-EA. an incentive to enlisti out the men
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3 0f the change in plans Mu, €1pr It rule! for men In "I! QXI‘QQIIIIOIIIUI Ind John “‘m We” defeated ’- ‘.e ——‘-> . ‘

_ sions of re ret were heard from thm'm'ho '“h ‘0 NW” “Jul"- nnl . up on“ 1 V - 7

l ‘ t mumcnt in am twat Ecru: Wit! {3, m: $3533; "3‘13"“;an ( COPENHAGEN. m zoo-1:... .
', (Continued On Page Eight) ”'0 for three rem; TM "M! will be ' ‘ ‘ The strikt‘ “I lost was of:

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and probably will be sent overseas in
(sentiments 1.000 sit-0.1g. .

War Department. crucial: v-xnrr send
scotttidence that no trouble tmuld be
experienced in mist-t: the 5-) 030 men.
'or an even greater number if it should

found that additiuml incumbents

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I ' were necessary. the bull: of the men
‘ ’nre expected to tome l‘mm recently

Hugh McCtu ”13'. an old resident of discharged trootu who, at.” u 5.11m;
‘Nurwalk. and for l-tfln'y' .W-U‘S an viii-Hydration" u civii..tus. desire to te-
-ploye of the R. & G. factory on Ann turn to “my m9,
99d 183d While at nork at‘ Another incentive exoccted to have
Heart disease L'- .‘steppos- a decided elect. on the Iccruiting ram.
'paixnds looked for among: Illt‘ men
‘who. after having boen drafted and,

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it». s. H. Huntington. was also-m ’mmhmunltion:ga&dn;::€nes .rom;
fled and will investigate the 30 w 0‘ P‘“ m” l National troops are being hurried to; BERLIN, Friday; March

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1.0me, March 29.——The Amer-b.
(at m Sapinero wu towed into
Pi on Friday evening I9" luv.‘

{DAYLIGIIT SAVING
BEGINS TOMORROW

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on hou at 2 o'clock tomorrow- wind to ave her
8 andrfrom then until October fl.‘ The Sana-inc it n linked State-
inotend of actual tin. Slumping Board steamer of 5,697 tons

I'tstmm “completed“ Hog lsiutdiut-
On a” u at w led from Philadelphia on

March 14 for Palmth.

3"ctoct: time"

when all the clock! will be turned back
sixty minute's?
' The time chances are authorised w
is” “Vina! 13w weed

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Information Given 1
Through Unsxgned’ Letters‘

fled after 09° Mi"; information. which no doubt will he
1"" the “3‘ ”WIN” found very reliable and valuable. bu
bill. the “11¢le Appropriation bill been imparted to Detective Sergeant
with a repeflmls PM" failed “in 0‘11“ Thomas Hunt during the past week
er meuures killed by the Senate flll-' through the-medium of unsigned nut.
buster. - tern. Sergeant Hunt_ while greatly

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were brought to n. succeuful finish. a!-
ter moral exciting mes. Elton Hoyt

INDIAN UPRISINli

BUBNOS mans. Friday. March 28.; MI
——A general lndinn uprising in

that one tribe has acted the fort at
Yunltn. killing the
will

ithe province. where many settlements

The Province of Formosa
northeastern port of Argentina and is,
bounded on three sides by the Pam-z
may. Pilcomnco and .Bemejo rivers.
Little is known of it. except that it is

mitt nizztt

Wintry Wind Whistles Wildly Through W8 ‘
Trees, Causing Considerable Loss

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:28 (Associated
tilI'IIlICl'}' was active

ivieinity of the final;

;Ozera. lilll the cloudy _

ihindercd the work of the “Vlfilog

lxrho'Wt-ro observing the effects ~
the cannonnde. In the uncut-
time, the Allied forces holding the.

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Contests Announced“

. . . were ettgaged in strengthening
Fine Even‘ng En’oy° their positions.
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Conditions elsewhere along .:
front are unchanged; 191‘.“
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railway. and as a . ..
' trafl‘ic between View and ,-
i outside world is almtit n! I M,
i still, according to Vick. W .
l vices receivcd here. :

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if the holding up of food uni"
continues today, the brand ration.
' will be. reduced by one-half tam-e

are next week. Reports 103‘
vod hcrc state tight employ“
nee is reported- and it is wdgon the state rnilronh lineal-g .
lstruck, but add thbt‘nogofitw
between the government nub , "

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tions of the blizzard of 188819“ Imwnuu; way.

.u.- Monthly Labor Review, of . _ ‘ .
- in'.‘ in 'at‘ l i‘ . F d. l tl— mandmg officer at the provmg grounds.l ' - —————-—'-""—‘_‘— reclaim the eflorts of the un- recollec .
t' i ‘jfl‘l’l'il ’Il‘f‘Ot[filigrfi'erg‘f‘pglgf‘a ‘IPIQCPS Of these HIIelIS “'QI'P falling i BrldgePort Buns Drivers I E FORD DISTRICT lggwn ”“1398 would find hf. “3kg mid me blulefln‘ . II or that 5“.” kn .t l:“ a“ mt.
\ hai‘th-A rt‘eaté“ “WWW“ in grout thehzro‘uuds. Emmy debris wast Putting Up PrateSti NEW 3 D LOST MEMBERS' much lighter dad would doubtlessll' New down on us yesterday a nm‘m‘m 8;? avg'rt ?
..““.." “ 'sosenti ‘tt -. e... t. . ' den ontnnd .,
I‘M mimflb.’ ~ l . — t, d :l' the explogsioi: ormiiiiiz gfrgmlsfl The recent order issued by the TAUNTON. Mass" March 29.—-A1Mai-2 3:3: :33; thwmgs ‘33“:‘201': like “a“ when m reality similar N no that the the M II ,
'_',’ ’71:": ,"gfii‘éid' gm; [iii-iii; jured, for the most part suffered cuts - police department requiring. the 105' “1 membership adage“ 9:239:15 ed to we “mum m. or smut merity have visited tbq screw: were not in the noon. 7 .
j‘.'|'r',}'n, '1'?" new year" said and bruises from falling glass. 1 Bridgeport, 'bua drivers. who have __, ”“9 "99““! M? {em 0;“.Ve: Bed? Sergeant Hunt u kept b“,- both this town at even a later date. suddenly let go, and. the big
_ f" ‘ , “ ‘ d . d ‘ . n The damage was estimated between parking in front of the his bill _ “flunk? “Mn . i ' of in; and night with his multifar-S Photoglaphs taken by the late Wil- can to the sidewall without-l.” ”a,“
“' -hu‘r;‘_f.x“"(jfmlgmx'afguflt’ic: $50,000 and $100,000. _ .t .3. on Wall street to more some an, {get ford 68m“- ‘t m°mmc m“! “mo; m “.1“, “mum, mvcgflsguung liam 11'. Montgomery. at that time alrowiy coup. in; a number of f ~=
- ; I 2.2 .Lm‘ Januar‘. .Ls com- ' further East has aroused a storm 0: Ned. WW9“ chm Gain. of “1 kinds 0g complaints. and find. “ oondnctoron the local division of digital.
.. ,[z 7:"; {M Decembe- lfills." CR AP~SHOOTERS Sprotests from the owners of the buns-1n ' , and full member-amp limblolldmc to 55?: my 01:91:“ (11:: gmg'w. show; cm: 0-: It will him For Frau
,..- .... 7 ' ‘ es. - . . - .F'ob' 'ew c couldwe unedto er - . "Md mm. mmm_
', a W"- ."‘"“°"°’. IN COURT TODAY. my cm... .1... m. mm... 10...... he said. we .vore the me by; mt... to u... people of 0.. my. m. of .m, a mu m m um w Wotan-cc «a mum-
, . -. ‘_ 'f‘m' If“ "u' '“f’h'” ”03"“ _— 1 was not: only mane convenient for: datum W. The district com, the followm; up or these cities given number shows 0 cu- Vhich V“ “1““! My fruit- ftI'III “I N
Y ‘ "'"wr "‘“el' 0“ um W Jr ' About a dozen youthful delinquents their patrons. but that by stoppinx’in’ tributed 901 member- ttohthe nations: him in unsigned gem“... . on n switch on upper Mun street and! am from the WM,
' t 0‘.» "W‘Wv "3"“ 'mm "e W” 8 ' He request.- that anyone who has was abandoned tor ndayortwo. mutton this months:

"sure.— lit-red among important I
11" M- wit-e4 were less id Jane

'2 e [."‘."'t:"ll'n,‘! month. Cat-
4' ~»--. map and whiskey aver-az-

wl ti» Pings, canned goods.
.~: viIL". m'lk. were among those
.-.r:~d practically unchanged

who have been arrested within the front of the billboard they did no

.past Week charged with the sin
7practice of "Sbootln’ Crap" are being places. The rumm-

!tried in the Juvenile court. before‘ tained 319531.er
‘verifled. r"

iJudge Candee. . .
..- The theory that the present craze lOn the other )1

“tow-f: v ”we... 1‘ u , 1919,l'for this particular form of gambling that
.1; :L tear atria“ gamed .had its source in Playin' Marble. to!" there at one “acclaim
n: seen that the index .ikeeps on the maniacs of the mum at in the W "an

immedioof the public mam ‘1‘" W .1

and the police on

flux, .

- u" {um products
In". to 220: thl of food
lit; to 204, and that

nothing-(nun a!”

 

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ful struct. the street in front of bouillon.
that they had re-
couid not be

when two; or three in”, were
MI.

'35- ‘3 a (horn deaths. i any info-motion on any matters which;
. Thirty-two churches in the Norwich “ “magi" would be of use to him. I,

l district mauled the We” 0‘ their. scanty communion” such new:

i mlnlntan during. the year. Rev'isonllly a. I I I I la l . . or
3.03081! ‘“W“'m by telephone“,nny-..bonr-of..

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OnDoce'mber Immune-anew N
there was nfurionl wind

:Ir.
or storm that blew. down all of the big
pole- on Ruined ans-o.

mwflm

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