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A heavy fog settled on the outside
harbor, this morning, lndfiative 0t
approaching rain.
f Rev. Franklin Miller, of Larchmont,
will he' in chair-3e of the services, Sun-
day, in Christ Episcopal church.
. ? A meeting or the Choral Union or
." the East avenue )1. E. church will be
‘ ' held tonight, at 8 o’clock, in the par-
. lounge.
f .- 3 Charles Rinne was in charge of they
.: mild-week prayer and testimonial serv-
lces, in the Advent. Christian church, ,. : 1' , .., ;
1 last night. l .,
‘v Parishioners of Christ Episcopal
- thatch are planning for a special Lent-
H service, to be held in the church, on
Wednesday night of next rweek. "
{ A quilting bee was held yesterday. ..
' - 8fterno<m by the members of the \V0-
man's Auxialiary, who gathered at
the home of Mrs. Frank Clark, on Os-
"‘born avenue. There was a large at-
? tendence, and a-large amount of work
* was done by the members.
A letter Was read, last night, at a!
meeting of the members of the Advent '
Christan church, from Rev. GeorgeE.1
hanstrong. of Chelsea, Mass” who de-
- culled A call, recently extended, to be
me poster or the local church: Since
the rellznauon of Rev. George Tem— L5
file, early thk year, the Advent church
fins been without-a premanent pastor.
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or Mrs. Sarah Grant in long Bulge. '
Sunday.
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Small Loins
South Norwalk, 98 Washington St.
STERLING
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Grass Rugs at Factory Prices
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'g-ngements for ext. nsive unprove-
Mts to his residence at Bell Islands;-
ind has awarded Avthur N. Waldron o:
to about $25,000. The changes -
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the man planned to leave the country
with his wile and My. Mr. Com
telephoned the 8mm police to :thenoeuyecrended
watch for Blckm': arrival and to u— for and on behalf of the \wtlonal Fro!
rest and hold him for the federal a:- Product: Compeny’. of which he was
thorittec. swan-lug
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that the warrant for memo. mzoommy war.
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suggestion was made
’marshal be tent to Stanford
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bowed about halt on bour' otter the twort and wash «fit. for distillation, in
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that the .
building and promise- were other
than n distillery, duly unlhorked oc-
NWchHom. Mutokwthttetafiedtopay
aux We“ fled from Impala?
Blekart had a Mother :1 Stanford to the Went judicial dorm“
and it manned that he might
visit with him while awaiting the afi- unlawfully wilfully and knowingly
. log or on maternal more no nude and opened to be made a false pow"
rine vessel on which it we: believed and Indolent income tax return and
attempted to evade the Income to:
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ma warrant- to be use compony In Mammals;
Marshal rumor was then president and manager.
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that a deputy $130,580.15.
to 60-4
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shu William R. Palmer Jr. to Stun— ort have been sent to Commtocloner
Porter to New York to make positive
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* THERBULT WAS A GREAT RISE IN FRICES.
Today a eondih'on not cThoory Confronts us.
mmmmdmmdmum entirely consumed.
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and W uficloo and meted-lab of all kinds.
bohopt busy for your:
to Inch up the shortage.
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TL'eFedetol Rene-we 33* urges grantee production and states
“OUR ECONOWCALANDI‘INANCIAL POSITION LS,
ATTfEBDTTOM, SAFEAND SOUN.
WEAREBOUNDTOHAVE GOOD TIMES.
REAL 'BTATB HAS m DRAWING BOTTOM FOR YEARS.
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modal-commodities."
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