«mm
rink-A-..
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groom's m mom,
c. mo LEAP PEAR. DANCE
‘: BanJoe-Wnlloce of New
>2; to keep your feet ohm
’1‘
1‘ city dances, special Ingres
efreshments.
Tickets at the Door
50 cents
How-.21}: Tire Tennis Club.
w
A
‘- NIED: ~ " ,
v1 2-. £ch built, to Strip Cord
uni-eves averages about
1: 19195.»:
'3! :1 for Trucking, in differ-
' .1 -:»'~: 2nd shift.
' ‘AV mun for Splicing Tubes:
‘1 W02}. averages $27
" C -- I
I- ,:j Washing Rubber.
.1 gov: pesitions open.
Nor-walk Tire & Rubber co.
Q Airy of our Tires and
d-‘;1>'I‘.u‘1 largely on lhe .mx-
1 lflilxu of Rubber Stock.
1' ‘ 1' five mixnrs to work
r 1111121130119 lwlllg on P.
11:11» 01' men from 3 to
" . zzrl Strip Tires.
iz'om " to 11.
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:43
The
”‘ lv ;
~ I hlzei
1.
. Norwalk Tire &. Rubber Co.
be there? Surest thing”
.00. per
2' ED: for Compounding, Mix-
Other
FOR,8AL‘E—10 3003!. HOUSE; 113!-
' ,_ . , . movements, large grounds. garage
I :- _ WANTED ’ , right on Main street. Price 35500.4
7.: _‘. lien and Mia-various flew: 0“? “"19"” “*2er
m occupy win mfii" 5””- . -
1 W while earning. ' R‘ AALE — a" ROOM HOUSE
) I J I about half ‘ acre, $2,500, ens)
, 3003 gsoxg m . terms. 6 room home, improvements .
_. , , ' C E"(leap 110b, $8.090. D. S. Hull-Harlin!
”mm M mym .1 I. I ._- _ ,.
I? ’ '2» 031m; I ran ”uncomo ransom:
- :Jersey and Holstein milking 10 quarts
_. is. day. “‘ill sell cheap ,03 account of
. ‘ hm;g.another one. John”1 Borrkeri'
. . ; Highland avenue, So. Nam k. .
3 WW1 - _,..__ _.. -
_ FOR SHE—STUDIO “1TH 4
Girls to do tabla war}; swy acres, Newmwn Avenue, 7 rooms, gar-
; work wmionv,.mm
'1 5m co, South 11mm
age, fruits gardens, shmbbery. 86500.
.-Terms. The Gill Agency, Daricn,
Conn.
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I FOR SALE-- SODA FOUNTAIN,
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RSouth Mala street. 80. No
I, WANTED-~ “'AITRESS
3 Clifford.
rwalk.
to 1.11?! 1
; TO LET~~ LOWER
:house Six rooms, water and gaS.
lquire 37 Cedar street.
Istm'rs, gas, oloctrlc lights
‘xor G‘l CPL-22w street.
WANTED:
711nm; MACHINE OPER-
u
.,_ ,4
.1—11‘ WORK. 'FAC'IleiY
1:. :1 lTIONS Planner.
1 "WHILE LEARNING.
4.51:1 PEA‘BODY o- co,
mc.
um; 014‘ A121. PARTS 0’?
. 1.1) WAGES PAID gnome
1: "15.9 ornaments. nr‘
" E XPERIENCKD_ W$
TEACH YOU AND PA ;
élovsky or the E. .‘E. Gorham Co.
n
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Isituated on the Post Road, corner
{for any business.
;.‘ walk, Cr.
3
:room. electric light,
nosing? street, SoqthNoxwalk.
.
FOR RENT—ROOM 051' TH!
”WANTED
Chestnut Street.
"-’ED TO RENT~~~HOUSE
‘, about '5 rooms, All
All
.ilk. (‘1.
BY APRIL lsl 011' 1-31
OR 5
~ in
rend information to Box I
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3 WANTED—MAID, "FIVE DAYS AI
week. Hours 8—~6. Dr. Lawrence, 53
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HOTEL 7
_. I FOR sALE~—1-'ro.\* FORD TRQCK.
_41
PART OF?
ln-I
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l FOR RENT .4 ROOMS DOWN;
and tubs.’
1.5111ch yaro._~ inquire J. M. Layton, Co.
To LET“; ROOM WITH ALL m-
lprovements. Rent 325. Inquire g. JOse-gmmiwye in exchange,
.——-
TO‘ REN'?~ A LARGE STORES
409d» attest and Connecticut avenuenmle-
So. Nor-walk. *Tlfla' store is sullablo' 15 Marshall Street.
For parficulars in Iley Co.
:mxim, John J. McGovern. 40 Connectlw
‘cul avnnuo. opposite old hospital, Nor- i
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TO' LET. :r- LARGE FU‘RNISHED‘
good heat. 41I
I ‘5 at above add
RD W»
Ifloor of So. Norwalk Trust Company
'; building, suitable for office or lodge:
lup to date, white Italian marble, Very
:llttle used. At “’ilkln's Bakery. 4
I FOR SALE-FORD 'eroAN 1913—-
iSSOO. ll-‘ord Coupe. 1817—4425, Met
6 passenger (23-70 modell. Tel.
.40. Newton.” ,
I -.-——~
:6 heavy work horses, 1 Ford touring
:car, 2 sets heavy harness, 20 work col
.l lam 5 Winfield street.
_—-——
FOR SALE—MOTORCYCLE, BAR-
igain to quick buyer. address "Motor-
cycle," care of Sentinel once.
0
FOR SALE—AYE HAVE -
fine Bedroom Sets made of the finest
Mahogany, inlaid Colonial (oer-x10“ do-
lgn. This is the finest furniture ever
“’ill take other
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Phone 871-1! ’4 ‘
VERY-J
lacuna. 0.3.8513!» 11' ,
tad Hm Downy. 'l‘fir .
eat-1e 2mm O'Neil one z-..
and beautirdk Interment was in St
Ilfary" a cemetery.
M
REAL m‘ arr: .Tmrfim
1
‘VSlxteen real estate dull; veer-o ~
corded in th‘e' oflco ot-fomi Clerk»
Herbert R. Smith-within thew for
days. "they; follow:
Florence E. Bell and flags. W
Thomas McGuire. lot and ham
Winfield street.”
Bertha Brodbeck
lot. Nomi ? Park.
George
rence, lot, IhbefVleW met.
er. lot and buildings, )hiw'siraet-
W'illinm C, Foote to Joseph Bares
and wife, lot and building..- “food-
WArdsvenue. . ,
Margaret O'Briéa to Eur! 1-2. mm,
lot and Euildlngs, Plattsville; avenue;
l-lerbert P. Mar-serum to Gladys 8.
Balls, lot, Marvin Beach.
George W. Philcox to Timothy F.
Foley and Charles R. Chm-iota. 20!
Day SU’EQL , .- ,, i
'lhomas 1. Raymond and estate 0!
William 31‘. Raymond to Antonio fidel-
ie. one acre, turnpike and 'l‘nyi‘or ave-
nue. '
Samuel J. Stewart to Samuel I
Keeler, lot and building: on new
street. 21': Thomas street. 6 Thomas
street. 84 Main streot. SS‘Maln street.
‘Slmuel J. Keeler in Frank 1. Jones
lot and buildings, Maple street. '
The floral tributes won my
to Mary wane, ‘
. Mitchell to John 1B. law: '
Williamlimoch to Samuel» J. Keel-l
First Methodist minimal church,
West arcade, Rev: Joli» J. Surely,
puma—18!“? serriocr: Preaching
at 10:39. mm: “lulu-mag.
the Burdens 01 Men? At 12 o’clock,
Sunday achoolzsmion‘. The school is
in the mldst“o_l an auto race contest.
All numbers should be present. come.
in~tho T. C. B. 868; 109305: (“E
New of curious): Growth. (2) ~Some
to Giro Up. A‘ mokcmion for
to Give Up. A geenfll'aocussion for
all to puncture in. Enwoflh We
devotionnl meeting or 8:45. led by Mina
Elizabeth Wilson. Evening service at.
1’:30. The choir will sing special Imp-4
hm at this service. Elsa Maori ml-
l9:- wiilrrender a vimsolo. Mam};
he a musical service that will delight
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John ll. Inwrence to Paul Tod!
logicolrlesn Hill 3mm. , '
‘ arty . Benton to John C
land and buildings. Flax “1'!an
Highland avenue.
Edward E. Pelton and John Yuck!!-
I at on me market.
p Phone 118243.
FOR SAL-Eel’ROPERTY AT 1921
23 'Unlon Street and 33 Elmwood Ave-
Of Storage and- Garage to Rent at
_.. riomom.
1mm LESSONS Gwen-
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bv Miss-o. Glendon Fiiber. as Mea-
dow street, South Norwaik, Conn. Be
ginners a specially. Forxenns inquire
WI Ii.
m. LOUISE GARFIELD,
1 Hotbnvexme, Nowell: Conn.
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I Flore's Garage.
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fiUsmIiss 'No'rxcfié
1‘.
'Nig‘m Son'ice. Telephone 908.
-
Over-homing andIswers lo Bobbie.
repalrinr. ll~Hanford l’lace. Tel. 925
a
.— IVESSEL NAMED F0
AMERICAN TAXI co. DAY AND.
I ~ . or. card lacing, also Irnom. inquire nLThc South Norwalk; 1,...9h." 1
1 normal work in factory 1 rum ~7°=* ‘ I M“: “‘9'.”
Apply 1 ~11 -- "r 5“: 9:2; Los‘l'.
J 3,; J. CASH INC FIORE’SGARAGE ‘ I__ " “*7" .
’ " ' '1'! LOST—--GRAY PERSIAN (AT A.\
Return to Hillside
’l.odze, 2S r‘v‘anklin Ave, and receive
‘l'reward.
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I NEW YORK. Foo. 2s.
‘ 3 1h? law Col. “‘illinm I". Cody‘llluflalo
»‘\.ll1l.\'l‘
DOLL FACTORY. 71 C
”Lil, SO. NORVYATK.
‘-“ED
('omo;I ready to war
«‘n_._ 273 East avenue.
-...__._:.__.. ._.——
.. .1 LOT
trade.
('omc.
’1 Tzl‘n
1211:. ready
Jessar‘y,
‘. frzn'fons, write J.
«,‘rm‘ermnent Examine
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1: Evening Sentinel;
.‘.l..\i:l.\'l.\'(‘z. “'ITH RAP!
TO THOSE ““HU;
firms r1011 MAILINGI
131-71.”. seam work. g‘ood wag-humming.
u VYEARS on»: -— , 1
_ .11 pginfing office and at! THE ~08‘VAL‘K8‘I ELEGTR'O 00.
Good wagesl
.‘uig. (30., 275 East av
: Yox'NG MEN FOR;
. l.‘l1‘-;'ks, $310 month. Ex?
FOI‘ frée' DM-.e!—— . :92..-
FOR SALE-180138113, TWO FAM-
Shue roof. improvements, loco,
Balm. Washington; I). C. ted at (No. 21 Marshall SL, 80. N07:-
_ :walk. Must be sold. Make me anof- ‘
AND fer. For particulars
1:1 other? of manufmuml
stating
to‘ R
2
1):
MRS. P. J. NELSON
Tailored Suits, Skirts and Dresses.
5;. e1 1892
I
COLEMAN &. RANDOLPH
1" '- Tel. 1592.
'orgalk. Tel. 7.496.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
to! Telephone 959*
8-1358 5/2 So..Maln St.
St). Norwalk
Ray Werme, Mar.
1’ i
rl lugs.
01.-
, 1 Nosfirlls'm Stketgm/Norw-ik
f
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51..
or
71 Osborn AVG. :
[Local and" long dlstance moving and
2" Day Street, So. Nor-walk.
Branch office, 32 Main St..I
51 Osborn AVo.
Eu}. New"?!
luwm for U3 and-we'll wire for var
.‘ .VTED , . _ . ..
.o-lzn house with garage m- burg, WlLLlAM J. 'UMGVARY . , ll. 13;: of the great ecoulshaod
“"0“? 7‘73 01‘ $1” per manna. Ad-l Plumbing. T‘innlng And‘Heatan. p Kinsmen. will be borne by 1; lg?
" 11'1"" 0f Seminal ' I 21 W'St. phone 238?- ;freight vessel now heing built or e
;_'_ .‘_ ' ',_ " ' __ I . " ; 'Uniled States Shipping Roarcll:l atbg-log
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‘1NTED-— rosrrmx AS (‘HAI’I-‘-§ umdu meson. oeuvenv—mflsldnd. 095913)“ 1: Pgl‘e‘r-‘pggén:
. ...,-.;,' T I 941.7,) 'w'rdfl “gmty' DWL Tmc‘_:l0 namc‘ HO . p. a ‘ . .
I. -7 “HA ~ r.- ' " “ “' I138 long distance: hauling. USE“ The Rocky Mountain (‘lub angounc-
21:9 .. Boys (“ij Aymand heaVyimaing. omce tolephonu‘l}33:15:52;offalh£2$is£g2iuggl 31105631)
j; Girl-ZN To LEARN 1mg; ’5’“- 39" hm WW“ __ ngommg, Republican leader in the
7 A UN“ GOOD SALAR‘ ' , lelse, the Shipping Board had been
persuaded to name a Hammer ‘Co‘dyfi'
Technically, the vessel will be namedI
in honor of the
‘The town. however. 1 was named in
honor of Buf£alo Bill.
SPANISH TROOPS 1-: '
FIGHT TM”
l
rowo,
40mm, finely so}: the Spanish forces
Monmouth-0:7
- Wm 1;. , 7 . r” 4.- ” 7; 7‘ .. j ,
*~-——-,-—r-—-‘="_g""’x :7-.—- -=' :5: MRMW \
. 5? TYPE‘VRI'FERB;~;%'¥§;<¢- " 1’ . ~-w“~ “A“- ' ~ 1 1%“ r
' make- and model. M" “Hg" , ~.M‘ ‘7 5- .. , 1 ,- ' .1
‘1 '5 paid‘ m“ HMS.“ fin‘fiéfioémm Momma" = 7.
Gilbvrt Post Office Box, 1 ,, . fit ; _ . .
cm . 1 w haul-116mm,... __ _ .
_ ‘_._W—fif?? .; ;. ‘ I; 7‘7‘ k, 5&1 .
-; “fix-191‘ (101241ther ' ’ ' 1 ' ”rivet-.1137;
FEW MORE
‘—3 cmrecooo.
'Lizure" Bed" ,7
..:1: room lithium
range, andwfl
\ - fl p817 .
:1 «zine! 0
uzrzrzrls oPENmG-‘ms‘v' 7 ,
. 1mg ARE ~()Filaec.‘..'£'€> '
-1:.\1rons 0N; mm
- 311W” .
a: new
c".-
o-n—u-I
The Hatch 8: Bal»
! also coolers and
town of Codi. WYO-L
; Moment.
, mammal his ab
‘ Sm Ram
. Lb‘ecau‘se
.- lovenly.
. ,5).
fro and others,
lGroVe street.
Sound: View: for:
I
ilot and buildings.
.race. _
TODAY IN WALL 8m.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.--The‘ . m -
lend Session orthe Sloaf’ ‘ ' “in:
‘lietless end uncertain, railxm ' "
almost the only element'iot fictivity
and strength. Even in‘thatgzmrter
lhesimtion was shown by investment
xsharos. Low priced
o
v
tmoun’ied’lo new hlg prices for the
lcurrent movement, but early gains of
.1 to 2 points were reduced later. 'Oils
gand motors moved within human
PRIVATE LESSONS m DANGING-ibounds, but slalom equipments in.)
‘clined moderately downward. The
30103? was irregular. Solos approximat-
aed 400,000 enamels. Liberty WW
,Viotory noies reflected furthering-
: sure.
l 115“” YORK, Feb. 28 «Wall Street.
10: 30 a. m.).-Gans onmumbered loca-
1911. at trimming of today's Stock Mar-
_ I on a: the opening of teddy-'3 Stock flar-
rhpr diversions of speculative senil-
ment. This was ohm by the more-
BUFFALO BILL merit of rolls, some of which supple;
The “amt. ”g menu-d recent advances. while others‘
were subjected to’ realizing sales or
bear pressures. Miriam! was again
a conspicuous More, advancing to: o
.pew high level for the «surreal-move-
ment after an iniunljocline o! 1 1-4
points. Motors, oils, and shipping: air
'30 strengthened oz the outset. lint
'steela end equipfienlowere moderato-
ly reactionary, tom rallying whim:
the first out hear. ” ‘
i
RM AT .
unmifus conga:
New classes are forming for the
Spring Work at the Merrill W
College. Man-y can! tor office help are
constantly coming in“ The opportuni—
‘semno 1r:
I
never“ better. ,
Capable worker: who remain with
the same .ilrm long mush to learn
industry, are meeting with scuceu and
Business-men are giving the College
an is .
ility
on m to on.
‘ E W
mm
"When you dorkm' your _h&itޤh
Sage'lfentan‘d Minn. no med.” ‘1?“
a!“ done so naturally-so
Ilmgh; it noise i'r‘nisxy mom
some. A?! Kltlegem you all w a;
I‘lmy drug- m fire“
.n'm’w WWW hos-y
1}
Ioaicmor
Imeal: on “The Straight Road."
_ a
Hill road and ‘
gAid Society will be held on Wednesday,
lot and buildrngtl
Louis S. Beers to Credit m up? “The Discipline of Home Life.“
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Irenewod with. Sunday, and it will be
.
isslies of t " the m"
w ester-n and South‘h‘stem‘ 1111’“th
glitch anions,‘
In: 6:30.
ties To enter the business field were:
'theroutme and to ms» the spine 9;.
s.” Tut,m‘8olpm.r ‘ "
. PM ’ this mum. 1
ody'toxlfié prep-fine
lovers of good music. The pastor will
: The Queen Esther: hold their
monthly meeting on Tuesday evening
3 The annual needs; of the Ladle
5‘"
alumna ”'3 Wk.
A1 the mid-week meal-ins the second;
10! the Lenten sublecm ifll be taken:
The Junior Magoo will meet on Fri-l
day afternoon,» under the Moder-hip of,
Mrs. Rodnnn J. Lilly, and Miss Ruth I
Middleton. assistant, at. 3 p. in.
The choir will realism, this even-I
1-5. at 7:30. Arm“ attendance is org»:
The atendtace campusn will he
expected that vi .the cording tat-WEI
ler weather. the goal will be reachedu
Everybody attend church is the cry ofi
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East avenueallahodkt W
‘church. Rev. fitter-Er B. W
DIM.—~1°Z30 a. m, public mm;
with sermon by. the pastor. Subject?
.“A Man’s Whole Morena." Kinder-
garten at 10:30, in me primer-3' noon.
Sunday school radon-and Men's close
at 12 o'clock. a p. 1-1., the Junior Ep-
worth Lowe and Probuioncr’a elm
lmeet. The WI: Dengue. nee
Public worship at 7:30 p
m
praise Pervice. 1%;
h on- “Tho Way of
i
bem~1vlth
pastor will preoc
Boned” ," .
On 8m afternoon the "Every
In cog:
I
‘member‘cmass” will occur.
or hard room, the! cm will
postponed one week. 7
business and each! on Tues.
(layman. at them oer. and Mm.
Harry Answer-m on First street.
The ladies' Aid: Society meets on
Wednesday Cams 3 o‘clock.
I he fourth quarterly conference or
the chute: vim held on Wednesday
night it o’c , .
& On My night, at 7:45, the mid-
iwmmrcj! mice. _
The Choral finlon meets on Friday
night 3:78 o‘clock sharp.
South Nor-walk
homo-like
pier, plaster.
a. .m. M: ,
ship.” Bible Wand lion’s Broth:
erhood meet 1.1.1.12 ’ " C. E’Society
meets at 65115 as It. memo: service
at 7:39 p. m. Subject: "Four Men
Under One Hot.” ‘
The Mizpah Circle 0: Kings’ Dough
ten will hold their resolu- m it
the church. We! waning, 7:66 p.
r
m. ' ,
, The Women’s Association will halal
. their business pooling and mm
study class oniwmesday met-noon: :1
I
‘E. F. McGreger, Ph’ 1).. pawn—m
o’i‘he 1-:pr Merrill hold :-
euureja); , . 14:: Stamp: 1
-—8‘orahsmoe-ut~wm— -
"We ud.-0wnei~.
{portywill—pmoha
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_ is:
1' .
”1,.” .
8!: him Bandit)" school, 35373131,:
street. 9:15;,uz..34 so. Panza!!!“
school. 7:30 p. m., evening m. .
1. Tho evening mice will b! moon-
ed by a half hour of pmtice Miler
church choir. W1: 7. m1
proved warm alibi-lim-
‘ flie m may
son'ieewillbeoneotaaeriuof"Oon-1
mutation" locum.
Services every day. at 73$; In. and
S'ng'mthfit on' _ '
evening sex-rice in a. 8, with- m1.
pronoun-1 .‘ ' . ‘
Wednesday-afternoons, at 4:30. the
rector talks to the boys and girls for
a halt hour. _
may "is'We‘lom‘e, at any service
at St. Paul‘s, or at St. MW: inh-
oion. OIeWM am when 3‘
service is held (or the people of the
neighborhood. following the mm 051
my Years.
St. Paul's church is open— all day,
every day, for private prayer 3nd med-
itation. '
Trinily church, Rev. Thomas 8.
Swan, rector—Quentin (or the week
beginning Feb. 2% (8H Smdly 1n
Lent): 8 n. 5...“? m 10
a. 11)., Church scum.11 a. nil. Elem“-
ing prayer and sex-non. ‘2:30 p. m,
evening prayer and sauna I
Theodor, z p. mirroring nicer. of; 1
the “'oman’s Gull 7 ,4 p. a, ” '
more: not address; 7:“ pi- nt I
1y business meeting or the Women‘s]
Trinity Men’s Club.
WW, 724:5 p. m.,- the Moun~I
m “it”. 7 , . ‘ > ; .
1- 'rhnrsday. 9:30 o. 31.. 39!: W, , ,
erase Girls" I
Friday. 4:69.)» m M Club.
p. iii"; evenils new and We.
first (:on church. Rev.
Guild. 8 1). mi, Business media: dim
1096.35“ tint, with"
Fri ladichflr m ' 45
u:
ins smile-ea 10:30 with mm by-
the pastor. Sandor school. a mo.
Christian memo: It 6:35; Topl'c:
Deeds.” dot, flu-old Wane.
“day— Doorkeepex’s Circle
rm nee: ‘wnh Miss Helen Cams. 5
Union Pork; 1' .
113W Wow. lecture for
thejlmh Gammon at 8 p. n1. 1
Music for Sande)? m a first
GWE. . *M
‘ \7 turkoo-i
We . . ,: .4; ,
.......... ............;' 3. Mom
. ’ Violin and pm ..
Soprano Solar—"O: Evaluating-net,
.pofsimoom"~"‘5'7«'n'o”re'o'~i'3222"
Grace Baptist. church-As. till:
“11*- ?”s. “was.“‘smmmca
more: to 7 . _ »
at 12230, MLM. 1 runs; 9? m
' 1:311!‘ 0‘s Ange
«tome. ' The 7 " 0‘ W
will meet at the AM Micron-
lug, townie W at: for the re-
union. which will 31: ”Thunder fren-
lng. Man-cs nh. or I n. ml. at 1'15?"
more all inmate requested to be
present.
St. Potet’s Geri-In
' ”A“! GT“ WM’ ‘
Evangelical
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filial?” org: the Charm fl Woo: 1W. :7 , um 1. mwj 895-00 f 3' MM 7
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'5' g“ o. " 7' "*wm be administered. colloquium] Turnover in.
Ip. me Come adsorbs: 8» m-
. _ i . . Lenten’
‘ cm. 11 nal church «1W1?n¥u§° I" W l
ISofx‘tIl-gmrw 381;: F. a. JWIW‘ W w‘ %::I
3m “ ' ~ ' . "Earring Smith, mg}: until mm— .MY “5 l
' . 'V t! . m. I I 'i ' ‘3 1 . I 1 I
“has; ll '3 at; 1 53%9'M~1m’."‘,“m I 1‘ 'fig 13d; mérr
Ifiemnfim sci-mmwm be: “A; W3 3‘33 ’ ‘ y! , 1. l
Mn .4. Mmimrfiacetolge mumbled I.€i‘. ,
‘ .... ~ 1111111erme 11 “or: re:rr*::l.rss.romo .. l. :
mvm§m will an: ,. :1an "...‘i . . V7 - ‘ l
i1 m . 7' ‘, min NW Mtge Milo“)
96-45: ”.1334“ 1‘ ifim ' ; m school or
flag all when agape-era, and m ‘1"
India-cos u 1%" o'cloci. The evening
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