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we». is "covert-eat her human-tn...” m nun-ch note-t" 3
a mean! mes-I- ' "p. m. and every mine. includlnt
who who recently taken ill is able to 'son or Dainnry “I“ *A Mr“
he an and around again. '
'm~ from Bridge “mt to 10 ' curt. the IW~IOC‘*' m;
LBW avenue. I a new enfi‘nI-amm om
LAM 80d?” of the East avenue M- 15- ’down as tw'NWE,Yaeht’.otuht:‘otr
church was held on Wednesday. thlch he he. my.3m,lu, m
recovering after confinement to his- . .
home with an attack of the "flu." I The nonfat“; m uehoo
iIvho has been confined to his home street this evening, and it is expected ' ‘
with the grip is about again. _ :that there will be a. large attendance.“
mie- i-‘Overhauling his two boats 9nd tainment held at the scho‘ol and‘ so
’1'“! mt them in commission as noon great welth'udemand tor suotherqf‘
as the season opens. . 1 . .
presentation that tonic“! 38311: was _:
_..___. mm. - mt ad.
The tihal manoeuvre been mm . a... ,, .. “o _ o2
101' the Every-member canvass to be The mm of magnets reeentiy ‘ " m
a!” on Sunday afternoon by the appointed by the common council to .,
but avenue M. E. church. ' 5100): into the matter of the change ot
Amiliny of Christ church h'éld yes-' St. Agnes" Guild of 011““ church '
May afternoon in the basement or has changed its meetinu' nights from;
the church. firueudeys Ir Mondaymbecause' of the
Becond district. City hall. thh evening at 8 o'clock"
., land a. number 0: interested - people I 5 ‘ ’
”122:2” beuzinesa fwns transacted are planning to attend. ‘ r h
me n: .o the ‘Woman's W h E ' I ’7 3 7.77:; V ‘
mhm Every. one of
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55, , Lin-V ‘ 7
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bf
,‘ .D 888.1! full time.
Mrs. Henry of New York city. a! ROWAmN
Ember-hot the Dorlon Point summor'
' 001W. as been spendin 59 I
ill-syn With Judge and Mrsg. 3011:3131 The Rev. and Mrs. Frank S. Clark
Walsh. at their home, Blackstone; have been entertaining him 8. 8. Hal.
cottage. Gregory Point. lutt or Easton. Pm. at their home here.
<‘
z speck; Lenten services are being! Russell Hall of Logan street who
held at Christ church m. .mrmwha' been in with ‘pneumoma is in u
and evening. the afternoon service much Improved condition.
being for the children and the eve- I...
ning service for the adults. Both lec- Mrs. J. S. Slilffen of Raymond street "4 lined N1 1
(urea will be illustrated. is m at her home with the grippe. It - . m’
of the- Standard Oil comnan ~ The mid-week Bible study was held
5 boa , u
- L. H. Decker of o b y . t“ last evening at the home or Mga. 11M. no and Com.
8 orne atenue -.
and Cottage street has finished a. Arnold ot‘ Crockett street. A“ Sim H S.
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paint job on a house on H!
Second district. 311 street.
4
Manet. are to "no“ 'to" South_ _ _
rm ‘ Met. 'Am and. “—1.“ -. .
1'— K- Gabrielson.'oz m» M Tim-d; Worth and m Metro“:
street, has taken a position as chef change at the council chmnsn,‘
“ Trip” Lunch. Washins-ton street; holds whitehsuineowtmm
Jamel Johnson. one of the pm. belong to the peoples' chorus and-
Netors of the Haywoot Service desire tourism“! the .mesuuu. and
Nation. on Liberty Square has moved rehearsals. The next meeting of the
trim the Second district to No. 10 Guild will be on~nonduw owns.”
3““ “feet. .March 13th. at the home or was
The Hl-Po Battery company 0,, this meeting rinutplunu will he _
Doldsiem place. which slacked down for the food sale to be *held by the
Frederick ‘Vepd of Pleasant street in unimproved condition.
has taken a position as oiler on one
PreparatiOns are being made at Who has a stinimer villa. at Tokcneke.
the rectoi‘y of ‘the Advert-ESQ” T v
church tojit it for occupancy “by, the
' ' new: em¥-L‘Hm£hahd 13‘!!er
- ,, ,. Ber. Ila Piper to 9 new‘ punter
’° "°"”' m We? ‘°‘ v. .who warns-um whiu‘d‘litiu ' hm our :7
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The 8'“!wa
m. Lilies Sellout. of. 13 Rowan will homrémhmemm
, Bondy. Rev. R. Hull: and Burrs
0w"? Hem! °f We “9mm Oblom will have 'mnuwxei-g
.m.
'welcome grammar-wommmV 3'
m. 3“”"31‘" ““1 V’W‘W havef ‘mchardglnvtn ”worm. his' E *
- 1' - bit-W1 W ‘" «the
“0"“3‘131 meeting of the Ladiei' in“: v_gngxxmrm.mmmm
- as the weiim-heeomsrettttiem
James Barnes, 0‘ ““11 “"9“- ‘8 settled andihi 1mm unmeasu-
. will resentassrtesot‘onsuotmr' ‘ ' ’ ~
F- 0- Craw ,of 9 Osborne avenuelat geranium hall. Vim mot“: “
,_ . 7 . (OM-908310 A cmu’umk
g... , 7 Is MIDEA—«Traay ‘ é a,“
Some or these '* plays were given at W
Thomas Benedict. of Seaview ave- the recent informal dance snd enter-;~
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building line on Cove venue. Second; ,
3 sses.
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on
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fact that u nurses:- «.miueuuni'
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[Guests Billenstein. First street. 4%
work for a. couple or days because Guild at Fey‘s Market on _So.tm.
shortage of. material has started March 18th '
Canton Crepe. Crete
Back Satin. Poirot Tamil.
Crepe de Chine. Chiffon
Taffeta ’ in Periwinkle.
NaVy, Black, Brown, Hen-
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was reported this morning that she is 51! i I her“ 9"» III .
blue. corn, brown.
McDonnell Hanks. lawyer and for-
_.__ mer Dock Commissioner of New Yam.
5 has recently been honored by Ruman- ‘
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finished throughout. Newest shades in, Tweed, Homespun, Checked Velour, Jer-
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Sm folks, .o' bravo by light of day. ‘ Q'
From darkness always run away.
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‘ J" SALE BEGINS SAT ”fiY— Confirmes For OneAWee. ‘
3 ”Le.“ ."
V THIS SALE Arms AN orrogrtmn'y obtain SAVINGTONANY PURCHASEIN 'mE BON TON
When the Black Shadows came
drooping through the Green Forest
Miner Brown's Boy and Farmer
‘ Mn locked u the. little sugar
he.” and s for home. Inside .
the. little sugar house eventhing had
been put in readiness for the busy
‘6”! ahead when the maple syrup
and sugar would be mude'from the‘
10! the mufle trees.
«norm. said Farmer Brown,” ,1
it will brinr over everything we‘
’"I think that this year I will stay . - .
ts." said Farmer Brown’s Boy. ‘ ’ , ‘. 7 * """"
twill be easier than having to go . ' "
home every night and return no
.WPY‘mincJ'
“ on’t you be afraid to sleep over
' all alone?” asked Fame:
mm” ' BrownM 's i Bo'yl hiszghed.
‘ iuntutngns to teen“ mav”uutd' ‘ ’
”at to he id or.” said he. ’3’ . b, . pm”. 8pm”
“Supposing ester Bear comes “"w’u mmmtk’"
. pole;- ur'ouudr' said Fume:- Brown. we need”
, «Aguin‘l-‘urme'r Brown’s Boy laughed.
“He won't stay around when he finds - .
that I am here,” aid he.» “no. has then to liveja'ud any one been in that
tun-In! in. m to- often for in. little sugar house before. The strungu‘
Lube-Druid of him in file least.” noises over his head hud frightened
‘ 01. count, Black; the Crow and him. and so it hadhken'hlm rim .EEE
why. who hud.upsnt.nost of title a grin courage-enoqh to to , ' . ‘ ' A ' , ’ .. . ‘ ' - ‘ . ' " . * M
«lay watching whether! been ‘go- inside after Farmer Brown and his . . ' - - - ' ‘ .. ' ‘ '. ' " ' . , , - .
«in mood the little sugar house, 515“] left. , ' . , ' ' . " . -- ‘ . 4 , ‘
Jolt kinetic Blunt Shadows hemhe .did‘gst inside he soon ” '
li’ll'illi‘llsilli‘ll‘l’lii’llillill’ilfillilfflii.Cfllflrflfllflfilfiflfilflfillflrflfill! IEEEEEEEHEEEEHH.
ward Fredette of Stamford, uni: NIH“-
‘q‘cmi'thwgthreml‘or- found that then on nothing es in: ' m" was" Order at “rem . iii-“.3. i w w,
u‘sNuitbse of theme-mes to be out and at once he heun’iaorun ull-obout fie ‘ ’ . ‘ ‘V ‘* in E . . ‘ - ' C ' B is " ‘th Whom 5m made
- I In 3‘ theaiule . hum “I’m‘mr‘m twins tombs» one.“ Mummies a1 ......_....__..... 7. , be, home The funeral will N» held
The no: spring talk “whenare you » d
quit looked. up and descend. The outwit hudbeeuvm on. m tor mim=mifi ”Min , been - , ~ .: , .1 Sai-
unattaggwsi wrapped tilled: 4.5:“; m and his in, land: had their Biathlon mks—uniwemssm van“ té‘r'plsnt, your 8833911.: 3“ now .1 _ ., p v. p , . 5 15:: many» bah“; from the firm:- gift: gfiiféfinm
um or lit: :mfit. 9" u l “nu,“ “gang mm} Mt“ Wm :WM . " , ‘ ' V T 7 ' " ' ' . . On‘threvaninrotmmh pautd; eovte tlf’fiarien AI. E. t‘nm'ch.
But along in the middlls of the. great pile of pails-which he “I.“ -~ m , i. . _ L '1 7 ' 1%?anme 130% owning. The remains will in $9“
Soon. a_v1d‘tor. cg.“ “I" ma > “L“ z .‘ Th0" of filth! ' fr» Mu. M1 1!. Bro! mere-.1, ‘ z , I, _ < .1 ~______- ‘ .j. . interment to Bedding, Kmisas, or;
' m W. e.“ S‘ it inf-O him ' autie mm A. nae “numkmmm q' 5 - , . ” E ,, WM Wm '8‘ Rte-r Sunda‘ y. accompanied by m-‘mm‘rs o
. was «the mom-tho Issue of Y‘aioner'flt'm-oeumzst-Mf’m thee. . the “‘31“?- 4
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m”;- the regular busii’ri‘fi— 5
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Cake and cuff": W”
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