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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-24
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-24

I llealrle g nam q games w! IViomas
the Scolored minor who was killed in
q fall OF goal at theY Jamison Mine
No 9 at Bennington, Thursday
night was siaterred his morn ing in
ne Old frairmoht cemetery by I'm
s'dleftaker n. g. Jones' sn
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

:. LADIES can make $10 to S15- weekly copying, addressing and mailing sam- ples; particulars for stamp. Rex Go, 25g Glenwood Ave, Buffalo. N. r.
 dec12d
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HUMoR OF TIED

!. Isn't your wife a clipper.@
 she's more. She's revenue cut ter!"-Judge.
 Your cousin sarah is such a vcla; tile creature .'Yes. we call her. Sal Volatile."-Boston Transcript.
 Professor-Name the largest known 0isona Mr G-rhe ace.-caifornia Peli- . oid Lady-rn take three penniortA of Brussels sprouts, please, so as to 'eip the pore Belgians.-London Opin- ion.
 Do you know where little boys go who don't go to Sunday schooi1"
 .sYes, ma-am, dey go hshin! - Michigan Gargoyle.
 Sapleigh-clever? Oh. very. Why, she has brains enough for two!
 Miss Keen-Then she's just the girl you ought to marry.-Boston Trans cript-
 we are all dead broke out our way this fall"
 "Oh, we lend each other nttte"- Boston Transcript
 'T would not like him for a hus-, band, you know"
 "Oh, well, you mustn't take such a tragic view of matrimouy. ."-Munich Filiegende Bfaetter. E
 aJohnny,n queried the teacher. -do you know the meaning of ,tndepend- ence?"
 .Yes, ma'am.p answered the nttle fellow. iTt,s when you don't ore nobody nothin' an can look 'em in the eye and tell 'en to go to bla5eS" -Cincinnati Times-Star.
 sSo you are going to be married
 %Yes. ma'am. and I'll De leaving yoa 
 wei. I hope you are setting . good husband
 If he ain't any better than the one you've got I won't keep him long.- Detroit Free Press. .
 He had waited three minutes for . slow waiter to bring his dinner.
 sNow," he said to the waiter. ecan you bring me some cheese and oo1" fee?"
 ''Yes, sir; in minute, sir.S
 "And," continued the diner, while you are, away you might send me a postal card every now and them Woman's Home Companion
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
COLONIAL THEATRE.
The Viper, Two-ReeI Film Sensation,
 With Miss Alice Joyce.

Everybody loves to see pretty Alice Joyce. and today they will have an opportunity to see her in one of her best productions at the Colonial thea ire, when the great two-reel drama entitled The Viper will be the feature In the story she marries (against her fathers will) a clerk in his employ although she is beloved by a member of the firm. After the marriage she discovers the true nature of her hns- band, when he is stealing from his father-fn-faw's safe. Thus cornered, he commits murder, and in attempting to escape he is injured and carried to the lair of smugglers. Later Alice re- marries, presuIping her husband dead He afterwards appears on the scene again and in a sensational episode is prevented from doing harm to her. re- ceiying g. death blow himself. Other big films for today are Whom the Gods Forgive. A Transplanted Prairie Flow CT and Slippery Slim and the Green Eyed Monster
 Coming Monday and Tuesday is Ethel Barrymore in the seasons greatest film triumph, The Nightingale in five reels.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
NEW CREPE PAPER
 ROPE WEAVING
For the Making of inexpensive and
 Effective Gifts.

Weaving with crepe paper rope has developed a, form of handwork that is fascinating because of it's many possi . bilities and because it "goes fast" 1" making 1t a, delightful pastime for those who cannot do close work that is trying to the eyes. The material is very inexpensive and many beautiful gifts may be made at low cost.
 The rope is used in the same way as any other material that Is used in basket making. The foundation of each article is of wires covered with crepe paper of the same color as the rope used. When the article is finish ed it may be shelIacked or not, as de- sired The sheIIac gives a hard, glossy finish and tends to darken the color
 Miniature flowers made of two thiclknesses of crepe paper pasted to- gether to make petals and formed into garlands that are glued to vases, etc, add a pleasing decoration.
 The articles intended for use on the dresser or desk are very effective in light gray ornamented with pink gar lands. Fruit baskets and trays are very pretty in the darker shades of green, blue and brown. A handy col lar bag for a gentleman can be made in any of the many colors, with shir- red silk top to match. Vases and can dlesticks of the same color as the room arc very effective
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

troduce big ventriloquist novelty using five figures which he makes perform a whole show apparently all by themselves. Phalean works aIs act in full stage and most of the dia- logue takes place from a small house set on the stage and in which the fig ures are placed. The conversation which goes or between the little fig ures is very funny and keeps the au- dience laughing during the entire act Another little speciality will be pre- scented by Julia Raymond Tracey. clever young comedienne during the first three days of next week also. On the picture program the two reel fea- ture will be The Vagabond, a two reel drama by the Rex Universal Co, pre- senting Herbert Rawlinson in a dual role assisted by company of excel lent players. His Night Out, very funny Joker comedy. will be the com edy picture and The Best Man. a drama by the Frontier company, will complete the picture program.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

r,s, RENT = Eight-room tenement, Bean Hill. Inquire 163 west Io"h St dec3ThSTu
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
pAvfs ThEATRE.
Special Vaudeville for Che Children,
 Matinee al 2S0, and 10 Gents.


 Tho show at the Davis today is one ehat will appeal to the children as well as the grownups. In the vaude- vile the headline attraction is Queen Nab ard her partner, Mir Wells. These two little performers do neat sing ing and dancing speciality and intro- dnce many of the latest society dances. Queen Nab is the smallest woman in the world and her partner isn't much bigger, but they can do lots of things that would be hard for bigger people. Tyler is another head line act. This clever halancer does many remarkable feats lying on his back spinning and balancing several articles. The other act is Fred Wil- son ,who does a character impersona- ton act that will keep you laughing. Tn the paotoplays there is a two reel Majestic drama with Blanche Sweet and Henry WaIthall called The Odal- dsque. Our Mutual Girl is also seen in new adventures and there is one funny Keystone comedy called Among the Mourners. with Sid Chaplin and Chester Conglin, causing 15 minutes of laughter. Matinee at 2.30, evening at and 8a45.
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F. K. MOVES .,...
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rHE Esp or rHp aA1IE.

Pounding away in a rhythm bound as
 in fetters Of brass, Marches the band-behtnd tt the Wlo-
 ly rhythmical Inase Of headione. happiest youth. with hata
 flung high through the space Where the conquerfng ball had saiieos
 with arms cllance-itnked Tor the
 race --...l
 tine measure of joy That wells from the leaping heart o1
 every preclpitate boy. What sends from my older heart the
 mist to my musinE eyesE Not envy, I think. for all that nigg1fo-
 ly age denfes; But something akin to pity-oNea at
 this flaming hour Filled with the triumph of sharing the
 joy of triumphant power Pity that eyer the jubtlant- springs - must fail of their doWs And that youth, so utterly knowing it not. must one day know. M A. De Wolfe Howe m gno NcVem- her Atlantic
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
AT TIE AupIToRluM.

EArse good acts, the Animated Weekly and three other fine reels com prise the show today at the Audi Eortlna and if makes up very good hill On next Monday a big vaude- Vile bill has been secured with three corlxing good acts, including The Sea- shore Girls, a miniature musical corn- ndy with ten people in the cast, spe- ciai scenery and beautiful costumes, with eight pretty girls and two funny snen comedians. The act r11ns about twenty-five minutes and is a bright. lively bit of real musical comedy.
 Another big act on Mondays bill will
 9H presented by Fha1eau, who will in
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

WANTED--Men and women can earn $25 to $50 week writing moving pie ture plays; experience unnecessary; particulars free. Dunne Publishing Co, B Austin St. Worcester, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

BEFORE selling your antique furni- ture, get my prices. C. J. King 15 Elm Street. dec3d
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

CT Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Surrounded by some forty sisters she @wttns and dives about the shores of Bermuda.
 Angela. her youngest sister, is only SIX years old. Annette and Angela. are caught in a fish net one Sunday afternoon and Annette escapes and Angela is badly wounded while feine rolled to land. She is covered with SeaWeed and so does not attract tha attention of the fisher folk A little later Annette sWins up and bears the dying little mermaid to Neptune's cave There Annette swears an oath of ven geance against all mortals. Obtain ing a charm which will transform her into Q girl, she sets out to punish those who are responsible for Angelas death.
 After long series of adventures, she loses the charm and has to remain a. mortal. though an exalted one, for she becomes the queen of the handsome young king who has just oyerthroWn a usurper to his crown.
 Some remarkable scenes in ohoto- drama show Miss Kellermann feeding a cave full of fish doing high dives from perilous cliffs, struggling with a hired assassin on the water, and danc- ing classic dances as woodland nyrnph. In several of the transforma- Eion scenes from mermaid to mortal and from mortal to mermaid Miss Kel- Hermann is a study in denude, yet, she was so modest about it. that a large audience fully half of which was made txp of women, applauded.
 IdftIe Miss Katherine Lee, as An Gela. almost shared honors with Miss Kellermann. The chifd's acting was decidedly convincing in the net and on the shore where she breathed and Eobbed her last
 Besides this wonderful picture there will be a program of Mutual movies, 5ncIuding the Mutual War Weekly and 0 funny Keystone comedy. Tuesday and Wednesday The Million Dollar Aysterye will alAo be shown. There will he two shows daily, at 2.g0 and Y D. m. Mokinee 1Oc and f5c. Evening, Er0c. i6e. 2ec and 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
POETRY
FnE ErEaNAL FaoaLE1l.


 .re4f me. ve saEes of the earth why
 music tears the heart, Ar,6 makes the QufrerfnE tear o1 Erter
 forth from it's fountain Ssa[tf Why laughter Hes in Sorrow L2P ana shares her inmoet tnou4nt-. Why in the loom Of life, Dot4 eEo oL
 rhythmic pattern froughf rell me. ye students of the ploes why nj my Loves dark eyes =. Inv pievs at hide-and-Scek WlCn pain and mystery never dio4E Why fr1 her fiouid laugh there tuns tne V. - rrffnal note divine,
 That touches all the hopes ana hs1r.
 that ever may De m1nes -r.,5 v,a z, thinkers on the deep, where
 runs. the boundary me That separates the good ana n@ds ana draws distinction nnez who Knows the song that ne er i1
 sung the love that Is not spoken, Or why the merrfeSt heart cnat pe4tS 70
 near to one that's brokena4,s Death plays his game with fife tnat,s
 young and life by love miScar- us ,IssSs- inc sileaves that early
 patched because love never tar- Rpt who can plumb the line that runs
 between the dead and Hv1ng-- Or understand where Judgmens sltS
 and where the Love Eorglx,lngf
 Leslie BayitSs.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
ANNETTE KELLERMANN,
1The Perfect Woman" in "Neptune's Daughter" Coming to the Davis.

Neptuness Daughter, a photo-drama, will be presented for the. first time at the Davis theatre next Monday, Tues day and Wednesday. This picture gives Miss Annette Kellermann long pantomiuic part to play. in addition. to which she is shown in old and new 3ea3s of diving.
 As phantasy of the sea. the pie Eure has diverting and original quali- ties. Miss KeIlermann, often called mermaid. appears like one this time.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
WANTED

/NANTED-Adan capable of conduct ing successful house to house canvass- hold article; small investment required Doty. Room sos. 80 Church St. New York City. dec12d
 SALES MANAGERS wanted in prin- and salesrooms to sell the famous Yapor Safety Burner which revolution izes heating and cooking, makes a per and best fuel known: unlimited selling qualities; make your fortune out of this. to carry line fully protected; secure territory you want quickly. Address q. J. Sands. sS Snow St. Providence, R. [ - LADIES can make $10 to SIS weekly copying, addressing and mailing sam pless particulars for stamp. Rex Co., 269 Glenwood Ave, Buffalo. N. r.
 wANTED-Afen and women can earn $25 to $50 week writing moving pie ture plays; experience unnecessary; particulars free. Dunne Publishing Co, 3s Austin St. Worcester, Mass. without cabinet. mahogany case pre- ferred; must be in good condition; care The Bulletin CO. dec12d
 AGENTS-50O per cent profit; free samples; gold sign letters for store and office windows; anyone can put on. Metallic Letter Co.,. 4S5 x. Clark St. Chicago. dec12d
 AGENTS wanted for article which most every home. 23 Dunreath St.. Roxbury. Mass. dec12d
 PITY SAF1ES!-Look where Fagan's Smoke Shop is now! Way down to the bottom of this column. dec12d
 SEND 10 cents silver for F beautiful pens. writing soc words with one dip of ink, at 25c per dozen. The RitsuI Spe- cialty House, New Haven, Ct. dee12d
 RESILVERING mirrors is highly re- m umunerative; send me go cents for plans legitimate; capital unnecessary; don't miss this opportunity; write today. E. City q EichelsOn' Y W, l1S St. NeS dso1sg YSrk
 WANTED-Salesmen to handle the most up-to-date line of advertising signs, calendars and novelties: send sion basis; write today for particulars. Mahon Novelty Go. Kenton, O.. dec12d
 ACTIVE permanent agents; men and women sell Clozene, the oxygen clothes write e'' for special 100 per De cent cent. f offer: sample 10c. Get territory now. Ozene Co, Inc. 521 West 23d St., New York.
 GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy how. Write today-now. Earl Hop kins. -ashington. D. C. nov4WS
 WANTED-Old silver mugs, cups, etc, autograph Ietterss books, glass. pewter, china; will pay satisfactory prices and cal. Address P. o. Box 65, Norwich, Conn dec5d
 WANTED-A good cook Mrs. L. O. Smith. 13T Washington St. rdec1fd
 WANTED-Wood to saw; corn fodder to cut. c. Hansen. Tel. 1882. deo11d
 GOOD PAY = Light work Do you want it? If so. be our representative Write us quick. C. R. Burr & O., .Nurserymen. Manchester. Conn. dec11d
 B0ARDERS wanted at the westcott & Wilcox boarding nome for aged peo- pie; all modern conveniences; prices reasonable. Address Westcott & Will cox Homes Box 125, Danielson, Conn.
 dec11d
 WANTED-Girl to assist with house. work and care for children. Address Box 50, Bulletin Co. dec10d
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

WANTED - Young man. speedy and accurnte on the typewriter, for good position paying eight dollars a week to start, with a splendid chance of advancement. You must be ready to start work Monday.
 If you arc not ready for this chaDce. let us get you ready for your next opportunity. We can do it in about half the time re- qulred fin most business schools and more thoroughly. Step in today to talk the matter over.
 We can also place a good male stenOErapher with a Knowledge of bookkeeping at SIP, with a cn~nce for advancement If you are pre- pared, let Norwich Commercial School, shannon Building, help you now.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
Auctioneer
tO1 ES .-p.~~.ss. Auccioneef
 AUCTION

Per order of the Court of Probate for the District of Lebanon, will be sold at the late residence of John F. Sherman, on Babcock Hill. Lebanon, on
 TUESDAY, DEC. 15,
 at 10 o'clock a. m., the following described personal prop erty, viz: young cows, about 50 hens, about 20 tons of hay, OK cart. two horse team wagons, 1 cut-under dump cart, nearly new, moving machine horse rakes, hay tedder, swivel blow, 1 Syracuse blow, 1 Cambridge blow, disc harrow, smoothing harrow. root. cutter, corn sheller. grindstone. Ross cutter. Concord buggy. Duplex wag- chains, forks, stone drag, ? sIesgfe, set tackles and ropes, 1 S0-gallon ket- tie, horse forks winnowing milL Household Furniture: Stoves, chairs, beds, bedsteads, bureaus, rockers, sofas, carpets, tables. parlor organ. and many other articles, the accumu- lation of long life.
 Terms cash. If said day be stormy, sale next fair day.
 J. FRANCIS SHERMAN,
 ISAAC. SHERMAN,
 Administrators. Lebanon, Conn., Dec. l. 1914. deci1d
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Meceano. model builder, struclziron, engines. motors. trains, boats. etc., at A1rs. Edwin Fayss, Franklin Square.
 Frank 4. Bill has the latest styles an fine shoes patent leather, gun metal and kid with kid and cloth tops in all tne IErest styles and colors See 4heua today (Saturday9.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
What Is Going On Tonight

vaudeville ana Motion Pictures at Ghe Auditorium.
 Moving Pictures at Colonial Theatre. Vaudeville ana Photoplays at Davis Thoatre
 Norwich Typographical Union, No. 100, meets fn Carpenters. Hall
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

At the First Congregational church the pastor exchanges for the morning service with Rev. Arthur yarley of Taftvil1e. The pastor will occupy the pulpit in the evening. Topic for the Town Mems Bible class, 12 o'clock, Jesus on Trial. T. P. $. c. E. before evenfn1-seryica
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

The subject of the Christian Science service at S4 Shetucket street Sunday morning will be God, the Preserver of
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

The afternoon service at the Sheltering Arms will he conducted by Rev. Henry T. Arnold
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At Park Congregational church, preaching at morning service and at vesper service by Rev. Dr. S. H. Howe the pastor.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

An up-to-date bandit. who robbed a Chicago drug store at the noon hour, the other day. had e perform ing monkey in the window Co attract the attention of the crowd.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

Nearly 2s per cent. Of the perBong engaged in agricultural pursuits in this country are members of indue- trial and economic organizations.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

At Broadway Congregational church the pastor will preach at the morning service Afternoon service at D o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

F. c. U. service with subject, The Op- portunity of Che Teacher, and Sunday School Teacher For Service.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

Five tons of human hair waS re- gently shipped in one lot from Chine to England to De used In the wooden industry.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
At TaftviIIe Conureuationai oh,

At attWfItG G0Fl0F69aff0Nal church., morning sermon by Rev. George H. Ewing of Norwich Town evening preaching by the pastor. Special mu- sicai program by quartette.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

Russia has been making plans foe the construction of great storehousee for grain at many points
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

At the Mckinley Avenue 4. M. E. Zion church, Rev. E. George Riddle pastor, morning sermon upon Perfect Love. followed by Sunday school At Union Lyceum address by Miss H. G. Cross. Evening prayer service fol- lowed by preaching upon the theme
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

London last year imported e,33e,11a carcasses of frozen mutton and lamb mainly from Austrailia-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

Greece has a labor federation conn posed of workers in 1T industries
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

At the Gospel Mission, 265 Main street there will be services morning. afternoon and evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
THEKALEIDos oscOPE

John. Kartwright. of Evona. Mc.s age s7, has never used tobacco
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

At Grace Memorial Baptist church, preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. R. B. Harris. Sunday school at noon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

Two girls in Budapest who had de- cided to fight duel over . younH man with whom both were in love, have settled the, matter by becoming engaged to two men who volunteered a to act as their seconds.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

Levi s. Saunders, president, will hold religious services at their rooms, 35 Shetuclxet street, Bill block, Sunday afternoon.
 At Christ Episcopal church, holy communion followed by morning prayer and sermon and Sunday school. Evening prayer with special musical service at 4.30-
 At the Spiritual Academy, Mrs. s. c. Cunningham of Cambridge, Mass, psyshIc and test medium, will speak, and will give spirit messages and clairvoyant readings Sunday morning and evening.
 At the Second Congregational church morning worship, with sermon and hymn for the children, conducted by the Rev. Joel B. Slocum, D. D. Sun day school at noon. Evening service, with sermon.
 At the GreeneviIle Congregational church, the pastor breaches in the morning upoQ The Real Strength of the Church. Sunday school and Goodwill Bible class at noon. Second service at 5.S0.
 At Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, morning sermon upon A Vic- torious Faith. In the evening Miss CIementina Butler, a returned mis- sionary from Mexico will speak on work in her field.
 At the First Baptist ehuPrch morn- ing sermon upon The Preparation for the Coming of the Messiah Through Greek Culture. Evening sermon Christianity in India from the Stand point of an Eyewitness.
 At the Federated church Rev. G. c. Scriyener will preach at both the morning and afternoon services. At the morning service a number of mem bers will be received into the North Main street Methodist church.
 At the Church of the Good Shepherd UnIVersalist, Rev. Joseph F. Cobb will preach on the subject, The Rule Four square. Sunday school at noon. Y
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

AppIewood Is the favorite material for ordinary saw handles. and come goes into so-called briaF pipeA
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

Tanarinds, preserved in syFup, were imported by the United King- dom to the value of sIs.ooo last year.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

Judge Monroe, of Los AngeIe2 oaya small wages cause most divorceA
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

Six days printing of postage stamps placed end to end wouId reach from New York to San Francisc0
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

At Nit. Calvary Haptist church, morning sermon upon Returning of the Ark. Bible class and Sunday school. Bible and Literary program conducted by Mrs. L Thomas Eve ming sermon by the pastor upon They Shall Run and Not Be Weary, and They Shall Walk and Not Faint.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

An order received from the 1fin. ities to take measures to FekRfn au of Martiniqusfs products for France and it's allies An order hae been published reserving all of ne suenP products of the Island for France. Permission to export shlpments oi refused Permission fos shlo 30 toi1s of raw sugar to the United State1 IRas refnsed September n. 1sl4
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At the Central 5aptist church, Rev. H. c. Wyckoff will preach in the morning in exchange with the pastor. The Bible school at noons the City Bible class for men in the auditorium "a debate. The B. '. P U. Roll Call preceding the evening servise. Rev. E. c. Tullar of Brooklyn, N. r., will give, in the evening, his popular ad- dress, With the Prince of Peace.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

Motor equipment has complete1y
 replaced horse-drawn apparatus In the Manila fire department
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

The international Bible Students. as- sociation Bible study class meets Sun day morning in W. c. T. U. hall, No. 35 Shetucket street.
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euMpAY susJEcTs.

The Holiness Mission will hold ser vices at 8T Main street.
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Labor exchanges, on q munlcipai basis, are to be erected in Danmark.
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At Trinity Episcopal church there will be Holy Communion before the morning prayer sermon. Evening prayer and sermon.
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MANAGER

THERE is no advertising medium m Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bull letin for buAa1aSs results.