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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
gprtpisninscn ai &c otte aaoettel

Sprtpisninscn nf DC otte aooetter
peo arigsifpIen / @eit Goint, ioroi
Il bapOc eiOrt zig ifploig / Saying"
MOB en- Gel pusrc glepcr, bar gipet
InIeoniu9 til abifiuiee Sfriperier |
Gresien, iom gicunem9aaenoe DOG
tiiaIoer Den Aiitraiielie, iom er
~cpcrgooet 9eIinfpentcrne. Non iin'
Scr, al ilagtet oct / % for Ii9 fan in
mes baarot at bIioe ioget for en- life
rprre Iuricelie emo at bope tounget
fine Sire til al fplbe line Suer meo
Mour, ioo or oct boabe for Grem'
rlcts StpIo % uf andre 8runoe bel
higt, at Den SIagS &sicr life iaar
2op til at iortiGttc pcb SonoetS
arigsifoIe.
Get bar meb Rcttc prrct irem.
EpIot, al ioobaune @oIifabcr, mar
30 ubiuorct fun uoeucS ueO CT IPiIi'
trrafaoemi, bar Ell ltprt SenocnS /
Hetnina al at uopifle hos De unge
9tpuo ell SiIbeicIiabcO til Gurunui
o. Sruialitct o%pcrior frenltioigc lin,
bcroroneoe. Nteb al Rcipett for Siici.
pltncn finocr man, al Der l SPren
ulcrebc or mcr enc NOT AZ 6ennc
G~ilbsicIigbcb. Scrior or Saying"
REQ ari9&ifoIen ioameget iarligcre
cno l~ignenbe 9eoriitcr peO +. Or. ct
cIminocIiat college, iom lloii8tcrne
for en- Goaegciniocut til al fommc /
en- StiuinQ / 9ipct. bpor ban iaar
Gnle6uirg I'll at uoepe uinbitrGnfct
g6pnOiqbcb, er iaaneget minSre emo
for ben oorhenoe officer, for hocm
en- Zig Mtpuoiqbco eubnu Ii9ger /
bans miIitGrc Toiitious NtcSfsr.
Ten beuipnSIsie @ebouoIing iom
iGrIig tpife % irnuitc 0ffcercr, men
i:nbcrtihen bel ogiao amerifonife,
aisr fla itpIbige / o~perior Ronofa.
Fer, iom itnar unber SereS Som,
manbo. niicr, hpor friitenSe oct or
! iaa6arne Stiainger al fore trent
meb uneoig Strcnabeb, uuoer 9ao.
ifuo az. at Den miIitGre SiicipIin
mo g~icunemfsres til Dc poerite 9on.
iefpeuier. SaaIGnae ri ultina er.
fienSer gerettigeIien eacr 3eSpen.
bisbeSen Of en- iarIis GiicipIin for
&aren, ipa siGlber oct osian ON al
boIbe bisie Ting inoenior be Sfran-
fer, iom er benz anpiit, % bette bsr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04

Ii Mr.. Taft defeats Mr.. Bryan,
on Election Day it will be a sur
vival of the latest. - The indie
pendence.
Sorrcitcn cr nof life Gait iul0t
ioa leo, iom acknowledgements /
bore Ia9blabe pil gisre BAN til.
San or fropsliet Ell flor, pclporen
0fono I'll at beapnoc meb, % ifient
ban or nuget t~pfialoen al ii9, or ban
cog icnmrclig proportional bp9get
oq Ell fiGf, poffcr Star al ic pao. Oct
famine fan iorsprigt iiscs ON 9rpon.
9eggc er meget oftipe, % man mao
inaenlunbe fro on Gait, at bans
Scomc / minoite Naooc biubrcr
ham fra at fomnle omfriug; toert'
imoo bar ban iom b~eficnbt tiot og
cite pGrct paa 6orten, iiben ban
Hcp @eoIcm Of Tceierinecu, % ban
er Iigeiom 9rpan Ell flor srbeibs.
fraft. Der or inalebcs inscn 6orc
for, at ben npitc Statshei oil blipe
iiobenoe upirfiom pnn SrGiioentito.
len, eutcn ina goIgct faIbcr paa ben
enc ener Den anoen al oiSic TO
Ipnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04

Ser taees beitcmt Siste poa aIIereoe
bcb ben iinge Officers fsrite uooon.
nellie. Der bsr ingcn Nagtmisbrig
tiIIabes, opcrbopeoet inseu TenScnicr
| ben &etuina taales.
Sporuiot Der | BET belle I Dor Tib
fon iiees at bore nogen NsoocnSig.
BED for at opretboIoe en- ipecieI 3iiei.
pin for S9ren, er forsorigt ogiaa
c. Spsrssntaal, iom man iaa imaat
bar begpnbt of orsfte. Sporfor iflIoe
oct netop bore iaa magtpaaliseenoe
at pie ltsrre Strcnsbeo | WiIitpr.
tieneiten emo pua andre Smraooer?
Ipsrger mango. 90 be benpiIer for
SammenIignines SfpIo til enfelte al
bore itore Snouitrier, I. Or. til Sern.
bdneppienet. Ser er ofte ligeiaa
meget iom itaor paa Spil Der Iom |
Grnteen. Store 89roier fnn tilin.
tctgisres, brmbreoer al MenneIfeIip
fGu gao tobt peb ct enelte Seilgreb
ira en- enfelt SuuftionRrS Sioe; og
BOG Ter man life Sernbanernes Be
tlcnte gaa omfring meb epauIetter
pau Sfulorene og Snorer paa Bur
Crne. Setter life timber man bet
bdafrppet at laoe Dem giennemgoa
risie oagIige pro lorna goelier,
ior at DC fan pibe, bporlebes De lfal
flmnc flare fine Sine, naar EIigten
faloer. Set eaar altiommen lige'
acct Tor oct. elsie WGnb er, nlcner
nan, aiennemsaaenoe Iigciaa lopale
oa pIiatopiploenoe iom Soloater |
Spren. Oct fan pei b9noe Jig, at
Sc ibIouot ubtaIer zig minore 9rbs.
biat ON acknowledgements os er en-
Smule "opfiritige" MOB "goS'en",
men uuor oct fommer til Stpffet, be.
fepeS Der ineen militGr St'etplln
for at faa Dem til at gisre BET, 'ors
ret oq rimelist er, og De p9grer l'g
life / oct sipne SiebIif.
Get flyer iis ieIp, at Senne "SGa'
monoscpfotning" meo SenIpn paa
rem militpre StanoS iGrliee Briplle'
oier. life bar nosen EilbGnsere 'noen
beuue Stono ielp, % Den pil bel Tor
oct fsrite bcleriffe pinoe rto9en al
miuoeIig Sililutning noenfor
Senne. MilitariSmen er enoni' 'or
npbt rooipitet hos Solfene III, af u
fuube tunfe os Ell Scr iioen mtlltGr
giiciplin, entcn oct iaa par / ar's
caer Sreo. San ri nnOo9re oer
miIitrre 9iicipliu, iao fan pi nno'
rrre belle RiIitrrpGienet. &amler
net enc, iou ramler oct anoet; men
nct or Der ncppc no9en al oS' lon'
riI oplcpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04

bill fiffert fomnie ben lib, oo bu tie.
ner minoit oine 200 Grancs ON
Naaneoen."
Den itsrite 9pffe, ieg bar fsIt, bar
pGret, naar iee fra NIT 8tnou ! So.
teuet fang for en- tilfeIoie Sfare
neoe paa @oen, Soil, Der life bar
Raao til at saa | 9eltret. gifaIoet
oerneoe fra bar mig oprebarere END
aae Sriumfer paa Scenen. Oct bar
mig gepiiet paa 2unitens beHige
Hisiion."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
Oct eamIe Sano".

"Bincens" ttrtper ira S1ebeltDaon
til Spnanbs.B oiten":
Der gift ire apinoer, en- Glore og
TO unse, omfring | Iuieet, bpor bier
eneIte Sing er ct Stpffe oanif Silto'
RTE, ct Minbe ON ct oanif Rapn eler
en- oanif 9esipenbeo. git lRre oisle
Sing at fienoe er iom at blade en-
Oanmarfsbiitorie nleb giasoer paa
bper SIDE. Se ire apinber blaoeoe
lanaiomt og eftertGnfiomt, iom ON
De piIoe inbprente zig bpert eneite
9iaeoe. Serpeo bleo ieg fsrit rigtig
opm9rfiom paa Dem. 90 oa oct
iaa open / aisbet eff op for mig, at
ben 9Iore maatte bore ~ ipoif Bon.
befone, ifisnt bun par flGbt og fsrte
fig iom en- Dame, frnSe ies iffe laOe
bore meo at tilbpbe Dem min Si9lp
meo at blade | Den itore BOG. Den
eIore imilebe penligt, iom ON nit
Silbuo bar ben ielpislgeligite Sag,
% iasbe mango Saf. De nnse blep
peo meb at ie lige alporliet rolige no,
iagoe Sngeuting, men luffeoe oeres
&ataloaer. 9e bapbe fisbt boer lin,
meb SauItrationer, al De opreite, 90
bapbe bibtil gaaet omfring, mart
bper for Jig eller iammen meo Utooe'
rem, mart falbenoe iagte og beitemt
paa b~inanoen: "Warie!!" eaer
"gnna!" mar Der bar noset, De
tr9nste til at uotale Jig ON.
90 mems ieg MI f~crtalte Dem ON
oe geeipenbeoer, De mango 'maa
Sina minoeoe ON, blep ieg mere og
mere forbauiet oper, at bette par en-
ipoif gonoefone meb fine TO Sstre.
9ialeften bar life til at tage fell al,
men ieg flinbe life faa Den benfsrt
til en- beitentt @gn. Wtine Santer
freoieoe nGrmeit ON 8oloing % belt
oa noro eiter. Wen Der par noget,
Der forpirreoe mig. Seq bapbe al.
brig isr feet iaa imagfuIot fl9ote,
iaa torment rolise, iaa iaa fulfil.
pereoe Bomber. Spor boooe De Oct
SGien fra? 90 bpor bar oct ml'
Iiat oper peb 3oloing ener paa Belt
fpiten at faa Ssi, Der lao ian frit cg
goSt og itoo iaa npbeligt / Sarperne,
iom De graz og bpiotGrneoe aioler
meo en- enfelt piolet Slsiie og De
bpioe Satte meb iort os bpio Spnt,
iom oe nnge Yiser bapoe paa?
gfterbaauoeu ipnteS ieg n9iten,
oe ire apinoer bIep g~aaoefuloe,
iierne og iipirfeliee. Seq iaa paa De
ilnees Sr9f. Den enc bapbe ben
belt icrtflpbte Wooers ~energiife, be.
p9eebe % ubtrpfsfilbe Iniigt og
msrfe SOAR % ligneoe benbe iaa
meget, iom en- ing fan ligne en- Gl-
ore. Den anben lignebe life De on.
ore, par blond, bleg % sort. Nen
uaar be to uuse bigger penbte Hpg.
gen til, funbe man life fienbe Sor.
.ifiel paa Dem, Iige bsie, Iige ilanfe,
ems fl9bt | opmpet Salpiore iom De
bar. SeIp Stemmerne bar ems,
iagte oe beitemte, naar De en- Gang
imelem fom meo ct ~itiIfGrbiat, to.
penoe SpsrgsmaaI eaer ct upilfaar.
liet, men iieeiaa itiIfGroigt % To-
penbe llbbriio al @IGbe eaer Sorun.
bring. Msen oct er 10 0omer, iagoe
ieg til mig ielp.
90 pi sif pioere, pi fire. Seq
fiinoe goot life Dem, bar fGngilet al
benz, %inotaset / oeres gGien % gore,
men uiiffer | min Dom, % fiinoe life
fomme aiiteo meo at ipsree, bpor
/ Spnanb De par ira. Hetop foroi
ies sierne piloe, funoe leg life faa
oct iaat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
Get litcrrre siOsIfriit "Sbe gioI"

| Gbicogo i~nocbolner / lit Runner for
16hc rSlIi Ell IcoenOe grtiteI ON 50.
nos Sic. ser piOner ON i~n09naeuoe
Sienoifob til oeuue S~oriotters Scr.
fer. "gtur0lpiet" bar iorOiprligpiS
Net / Den 6ornoouiug. al ArtifeIen
or ifrcuct al Or. @iuidm Worton
Eopuc, og al oennc Ter Iuerifos
iteritc gutoritet mco Seuipu I'll mo.
beruc ifnubinopiif Iigtuiug."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
Observation-Disclosures (til 81

SGnsislsoireftsrsu (til ber npe
5ongc): gu ituINe ri beitemme
Seres arbeioe. Suao er De iIinfeit
til?"
5angen 0smt for at bape itreoet
faIif: "SpiS De bill eipe mig en- llseS
Sio til at spe mig paa Seres Gap.
nctrRf, ifaI ies unoerifripc ole De.
res gmbeosifripeIier for Sem."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04

XObOro fra Soma:
On Dame / Tpeterpile Ifriper bl. a.:
- Sec ffuIpe snffe ies farbe tnbe Orb
tom pifoe ubtrpiie min Silireosbeb msb ben
Siolp, ipm iee bar unbt al TereS Wcbtetn.
Sec Tan lite pare Dem ia fnemmeltg NOT oers
fer. Sea bar enbuu lie truat furet TO arufs
Ter AZ 9eres SaISe, % oes fpler is M mes
get sobt. Sea bar peret plaset usee benue
Spsbom (Btles) | ID Aar. men aloris bar ben
p9ro iaa fem ipm ieit Btuter. os afptsfe
November ~bespnbte ice at tro, at leo uiaatte
unberfaite rnig en- Operation, men MI fgler
lee ION ct upI Meuneffe. SEES pil %anbefaIe
3eres SaIne I'll ALE BEN, ION itp Fan fiuoe no
Itoer al beuue forfrrbelise RIast.~
On Rano itriper fra Baskerville:
Sec bar brust Seres bile Ointment % Tan
fise, at leg liter bet rne9etispot.~
Sra 8aufpn itripes fslseube:
~Ses or messt tainsmmtIis for 9,rts WiboeI
mob BiIes. Oct CT en- COB Weoteir, os en-
arnffe heIbrebebe mig ncitrn- Sec ienoer
berpeo 30 Gents for en- arufie ill.,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04

SorbifreO SprOl. Sra Suns.
biiicf tcIesroferes, at 2anbsbpei
Wcrb.Ies.g aines ! Sprol forleoen
Tag bIep soeIogt neo ct poIoiomt
Soroifreb. 16 Berioner ifaI bore
blet brabt. Oct siterrisife 3prol
bar | De iibite Gage paret biemisgt
af bet enc Reanifpl pprre enb bet on.
oct; i9rIis er bet suaet no oper
3iaerSalen, bpor SIommen bar on.
rettet itore gbel9sselier % frppet
ilere WenueifeIin. S gufonina ifal
90 Berioner bore brufnet. Seiaa
en- bel Del areaturer er omfommet,
og Suie err repet p9f.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
Sra uoIanoet.

Erims Mnsmit, Seller @iIbelms
fieroe Ssn beitoo | Sorsbass peo
llniperiitetet / Straisburs Gromen
Statsforfatning os StatsiotpaItning
meb aarafteren ~meeet goot", buor.
for ban tiIoeItes Goftorgrabeu. Oct
ffaI bare fsrite Sang, at en- Soben.
8olIern peb ceet arbeibe bar erobret
0oftoraraoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
Smaaruif.

itobe iig ielp melt.
Oct fan 9oot benoe. at onore er
c~niparliee for, bpab on bar; men
buao on forisgte at BIZ itaar on ieIp
I'll anipor for, flyer Sobn Tiiifin.
90 Sbien bar iagt:
at ei on t II, dig piit forIaScs,
Wen olorig at on life bill"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04

0ten alorig at on life bill"
On Brett / Rep 9orf fom til at
titte iubom hos Ell fottia SomiIie %
iaubt oa no. at Der life ianbteS Mao
/ Suiet. 90 Wanoen bar orbeibS.
IrS. Ireiten gap 8onen ) Collars
ca iamlet bIanbt fine WenigbeosioIf
90 Collars til Den fottige SaiuiIie.
On rogIc Gage beisgteTr eitcn bcn
iamme Somilic iaien / ben Seniist
at ifafic Wanbcn Irbeibc. Sa Trc.
item opboget. at Der life ga heller
'oubteS Woo | Suiet, piIbc ban pi6c,
bpab be % Collars bar Bit bruat
iii. SO, acncn bonbe fisbt Iibt
9affe % Suffer. iomt Ell i'm Sarne.
pogn for Eenecne!
en- ipeuif.omerifnnif Saafsrer /
SeIta 60, Mihi9on. er ben mcit
prafttife % opfinoiorme gmbebS.
isaer, ieg / nit 2io bar bsrt. JET eIler
I9it on. San pil bIi Gounip-aSpo
Fat, % bIir han life oct, iaa er set
life hans SfpIb. San renber life
ruuOt % b9iter bort Sarmernc meo
Trat; men ban ienber MI og ga en-
aiGmpebrase tiIpeirs, % peb Ora.
gems Snor bar ban fGitet ct Slaa,
FER bar en- meget p~asienbe Snifrip.
ton. Sclt. iom life er aItfor "iorb-
penSte", fan life eobt rmbgaa at ie
pp / 9uiten ibIanbt. Ger "Iiseer"
jc ioa meeet I 2uiten. % naar De
CODE Sorgerei EeIta, 60. ,Mit.. ifler
cpao / Sisie Gage, fou De oa pei
imulis Ia bore at IGie, bpao meo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
soporo fra SOFIA:

Q bpab nosIe fa of be sufnber, Der bar paret pIaset al benne frpoteuot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04

Zen siterrigife aeiier bar iiooet
paa fin Srone / 60 aar, bpiIfet er
soot nof gepis for, at Der fan finbeS
Nanb, iom life ber at 9efpmrinser,
isr De fommer rofiaa Iangt op |
Iarene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-28

mum, Miss Elizabeth Dickerman and Mrs Henry Graves.
 Mrs. Perkins of Philadelphia. treas urer of the National association gave a very interesting talk relating to the work of the mission in France. After making a tour of visits to the mis- sions. Mrs. Perkins and her compan ions came away feeling full of conf dence in the mission work and realized more than ever before the need of it She spoke of the gratitude expressed by the French workers to the Ameri- cans who had sent Mir. Berry to them to help in the carrying on of the work in business like way thus making it much more simple and easy. Mrs. Perkins also expressed a hope that New Haven would send a big delega- ton to the twenty-fifth anniversary to be held in Philadelphia on May 6 and {. of the founding of the American so- ciety.
 Tea was served in the chapel par lors following the meeting, and a pleasant social hour was enjoyed.
 Mrs. Charles Vishno sang several solos during the afternoon, and also led the singing of the hymns in which all present joined.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-28
\ REGULAR CIRCUS Every Time Children Had to Take Cod
 Liver Oil.

We have all seen or experienced it they had to be bribed-their noses held. and some sweets ready as soon as it was swallowed. and even the grown-ups demanded preserves, lemon CT coffee in which to take cod liver oil
 That was years ago before two eminent French chemists, Morgues and Gautier, discovered how to sepa- rate the medicinal and curative ele- ments of the cod's liver from the use less. nauseating oil and produced Ninol.
 Ninol is not a patent medicine, but a real cod liver preparation, contain ing in a highly concentrated form all of the bodybuilding, strength-creat- ing and curative elements of cod liver oil actually taken from fresh cods livers. with all the useless oil eliminat- ed and peptcnate of iron added Ii is delicious to take and children love it.
 We ask every mother in New Ha ven. Conn. who has a weak. delicate ar ailing child every rundown. debil- itated or aged person. and every per son suffering from pulmonary troubles to try Ninol on our offer to return money if it fails to give satisfaction Hull's Corner Drug Stores. Cor. State and Chapel Sts.. Cor. Howard and Congress Ayes, New Haven, Conn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-28
M ALL ELECTS HEAD
Miss Harriet P. Marsh Chosen President of New Haven
 Branch.
ANNUAL MEETING HELD
Minutes for thc Year and Interesting Talks Listened to at the
 Meetings.

The New Haven auxiliary of the McAll mission held it's twenty-ninth annual meeting at the United church chapel yesterday afternon. There was an unusually large attendance and the meeting was a very interesting one. Miss Harriet P Marsh. president. presided The devotional service was conducted by Rev. Mir. Wyckoff of tho United church. The minutes of the last annual meeting were read by the secretary, and the report of the treas urer was heard. s49Sl9 was the subscription of the New Haven branch. Miss Marsh read her re- DOT of the years work. Seven meet ing of the managers were held during the year past, and three public meet ings. Of the public meetings the first one in May 1907 was given up to the reports of the Boston convention. At the fall meeting. November 4, Mrs. Dimock spoke. An open parlor meet ing was held at the home of Mrs George E. Burgess on January + in e'ihhlOliioi utiol Ol fpunuer $ day.
 At Christmas a contribution of s25 .0O was sent for the Sunday school fcte at Alfortville, which has been the par ticular station supported by the New Haven and Meriden auxiliaries. Re gently the station at Marseilles has been assigned to these auxiliaries. and the work will undoubtedly be on the Nharfs.
 Election of officers followed, result ing as herewith:
 President-Miss Harriet P. Marsh.
 Vice Presi1ents-Mrs. Francis Way land. Mrs. Robert Brown. Miss Eliza beth Bradley. Mrs. Nathan Bronson and Miss McAllister.
 Recording Secretary-Miss Marion Nichols
 Corresponding Secretart Miss Mus saens.
 Treasurer-Mrs. George F. Burgess.
 Auditor-Dr. Henry p. Sage.
 Auxiliary Committee-Mrs. Henry Wade Rosts, Mrs. William I. Bar
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-28
PUBLIC EXHIBITION.
Of Rare Antiques at City Missionary
 Hall. Orange Street.

The attendance yesterday morning and afternoon at the public exhibition and sale of rare antiques in furniture, Sheffield plats, china, porcelain, oriental rugs, etc, in the large main hall of the City Missionary association on orange street, near Court street, was the larg- est during the week The attendance to-day and tomorrow promises to be even larger It is unquestionably the largest and choicest combined collection of it's kind ever shown in this city-a collection that can justly qualify as an exhibition and one that amply repays anyone who Is interested in these goods Many of the articles are rare. Among them are the wrought-iron andirons (set complete also door knocker), from the old Cooper Tavern, Arlington, near Boston, which date back to 172o The original Chippendale table from the old Osborne family of Peabody, Mass-t's over 100 years old. The old Dutch Highboy is the identical piece illustrated in pr. Lyons book of colonial furniture. There are scores of other articles with histories more or less interesting.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-28
MRS. FOWLER's FUNERAL.
Services in Christ Church-Interment
 in East Haven Cemetery.

The funeral of Mrs. Charles Holt Fowler was held from Christ church yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The simple Episcopal service was used without any music whatever. Rev. pr. G. Brinley Morgan, rector of the church, and Rev. Frederick NJ. Bur gess, the assistant rector, ofiiclated. The vestry of the church acted as .pallbearers. The late Charles Ii. Fowler. who died but a fortnight ago, was a member of the vestry.
 The flowers were both beautiful and profuse. The church was well crowded with the many friends of Mrs. Fowler and of her children
 After the service the near relatives and friends went to the East Haven cemetery. where the interment was in the Fowler family lot next to MT Fowler.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-28
WOMEN IN MISSIONS
Interesting Talks Delivered to Womans Baptist Society ,
 at Calvary.
THE TRIRTY-FIFTH ANNUAL
Miss Kate French. of India. Gives Interesting Talk on That
 Field of Work.

The Woman's Foreign Baptist mis- sionary conference of southwestern Connecticut held it's thirty fifth an- nual meeting yesterday at Calvary Baptist church on the corner of Chap el and York streets There was a large number present at the afternoon session, at which the devotional ser vices were conducted by Mrs. A. E. Harris, while Mrs. D. D. Munro well comed the guests. Following these services the reports were read on the work done by the different depart ments of the society by the heads of each department. These reports were read by Mrs. F. w. Payne Mrs. J. K. Kent and Miss M J. Potter.
 A very interesting address to those interested in foreign missions was given by Miss Kate French, who has been long in India, connected with the work there and consequently well fitted to talk on the subject. Another talk of great interest and value was that given by Mrs. Merle Sellew, who has had much experience in mission ary work in China, and gave a general review of the work there, the good done and the needs to carry it still further.
 There were several unexpected speakers who were missionaries from various parts of the world. They spoke very interestingly. Among them were Mrs Witter of Assam. Miss Ella MacLauran and Miss Julia Shinn.
 Miss Grace F. Walker rendered a very beautiful solo
 Miss French spoke again at the evening session continuing her after noon talk and dwelling especially on woman's work in India,
 The Rev. John II, Moore of Boston also addressed the meeting in tho evening. Mir, Moore is secretary of the Young Peoples Forward Move ment" at Boston and spoke on this subject.
 Miss Grace E. Walker sang again at the evening meeting.
 After the afternoon meeting a sup per was given to the guests.
 The following are the officers of this missionary conference: President. Mrs. W, A. Spinney of Wallingford Conn; corresponding secretary, Miss Fannie Twiss; recording secretary Mrs. Taylor; treasurer, Mrs. Ara l. Ward