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Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04

for the season, and the Jews who pur- chased the Dr. Johnson place in BOzrah have equipped a large one-story build ing beside the house, to be used as a dining hall, and if necessary as dor mitory.
 Many improvements have been made in the farmhouses along that neighbor- hood to accommodate the summer guests, as much revenue is derived from them.
 Miss Anna M. Murphy has returned to her home on the crossroads after a stay of several months in Norwich.
 F. w. Clapp, supervisor of the Franklin schools, was here Monday.
 James Higgins has returned from a week end stay in Boston with his mother
 Miss Helen Murphy was a recent visitor in Springfield, Mass.
 Miss Sybil Kilroy spent Sunday in New London with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Clifford.
 James Harold Yeadon returned to some time with relatives at Smiths Corners.
 Miss Anna Burkhardt of New York is spending some time in town, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Gregory Muck enStrum.
 Miss Nellie Way of Norwich is spending the week here with her sis ter. Mrs. William Robinson.
 Teachers Meeting.
 There will be a teachers meeting in the Sodom school Friday afternoon, May :, at 2.30 o'clock.
 Able to Leave Hospital.
 Carl Bentley, Jr., has returned from the Backus hospital where he has been for a few days recovering from a slight operation.
 A. L. Jensen of the Bozrah creamery has purchased an automobile and has had a garage built on the premises.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04

the car and knocked to the ground with considerable force.
 Chief F. w. Gerrick of the fire de- partment saw the accident and took the girl to the hospital in his car. Both Mir. Palmer and his wife, who was with him at the time, were greatly distress ed over the accident, but the witnesses of the affair stated they were in no way to blame for the occurrence.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04
TOOK PARIS GREEN
William Duffy of Lebanon Told >George
 Nye 1t Was All Over

Williams Duffy, 25 years. of age, tried to commit suicide about 2:30 Monday afternoon by drinking Paris green mixed with water. Duffy lived with George Nye in Lebanon and told MT. Nye that 1t was all over. Nye thought at first that he was joking but when he saw that Duffy was really sick he Summoned a physician and Duffy was brought to this ciyt and taken care of at St. Josep1Es hospital. The cause of his attempt is said to be an unfort- unate, love affair with a young woman from Lebanon.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04
St. Mary's Parish Plans kirmess.

The various organizations connected with St. Mary's parish held meeting Sunday and made plans for a kirmess. society would stage a minstrel show and Garde Florimonde give an exhibi- ton drill.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04
W1L-LzIlVkxANTIC
What Is Going On Tonight
.. 2. VI

St Jean Baptiste Society, St. Mary's Hall.
 Wiuimantic Board of Trade and Business Mems Association, .T91 Main Street.
 Francis S. Long Post. No. 30, Memo rial Hall, Town Building.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04

Methodist church was held Monday evening, followed by a meeting of the Mems club, which was addressed by Rev. G. c. Scrivener of Norwich, dis trict superintendent. Men in the Church was his subject, and he gave very interesting talk.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04
SeIectmen Meet.

The selectmen of the town of Wind ham met in their rooms in the town building Monday afternoon. Little but routine business and the payment of bills was done at the meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04
Teachers Meeting.
Aliens Foot-Ease for the Troops.

Over 100000 packages of Aliens Foot-E Ease, the antiseptic powder to shake into your shoes or dissolve in the foot-bath, are being used by the Ger man and allied troops at the front. It rests the feet prevents friction of the shoe and makes walking easy. Sold everywhere, 25c. Sample sent free. Address Allen s. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04

Ansonia.-Fire caused by a package of matches falling from a shelf in the store of the Ansonia Twnie and Pa- per company caused a loss of $4,000 Holman Luria, owner of the block in which the store was located, saved notes to the value of $10.000 from a desk on the second floor while the fire
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04
City Labor Payroll,

The city labor payroll for the week ending May 1, 1915, totaIled $539.17, divided as follows: Police department, $142.40; street department, $55.44; maintaining sewers, $6.07; constructing sewers, $4S.15; waterworks, $87.11.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04
YANTiC
Guild to Meet With Miss Gardner Benefit Dance-Jitney Service to FitchvilIe-Teachers' Meeting.

Miss Louise Gardner will entertain the members of the Wonnan's guild Wednesday, May 5, at West Farms.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04

First Quarterly Conference. The first quarterly conference at the
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04
Services at z D. m.

Both the Methodist church and the C E. society of the Congregational church are to hold their Sunday eve ming service at ' o'clock during the summer.
 Mrs Ellen Babcock has returned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. F. D. Coles, in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04
JEWETT CITY
Baptist Ministers Conference of the County at Local Church-Borough Briefs.

The Baptist Ministers conference of New London county met at the Jewett City Baptist church Monday. The ministers and their wives present in cluded: Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Slocum, Rev. G. A. Strauss, and Rev. J. G. Dennis, of Norwich; Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Ward of Leffngwell; Rev. MT. Lam phere, of Fitchville: Rev. Joseph P. Brown, New London: Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Tedford. Preston; Rev. H. S. Foster. Norwich; Rev. O. G. Budding ton and Rev. Dirk Vandervoorth, Po- quonnoc; Rev. George R. Atha, Groton; Rev. J. w. Payne and Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Spide1l of Jewetts City.
 Mrs. G. H. Prior sang a solo dur ing the service. Dinner was served by Mrs. Nelbert Myott, Miss Ida Foster, Mrs E. M. Swift, Mrs. E. J. Raney and Mrs. E. c. Wilcox.
 Joins Congregational Church.
 Mrs. l.. L. Buckingham received the right hand of fellowship at the Con- gregational church Sunday morning, having taken a letter from the West field Congregational church, in Daniel son,
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Siotiruler &aiieridilten.

Gin alii.ri3iis. Der labt nit lusg
Der sis6t nit mad. Der ssbt nil
s'rusg.
60 su leisn in allen Qusbdng.i9ei'
BEN Der 9utbanolunsen In Siibtiroi
bas @ebi6t bes Waeraner SoIisoi4'
iers 3angtrls. IS min Der 5einb ius
2anb berein, Der aaiisr ,dnn's nil
Ieibtn.' 70 beeinnt bds 9ieo. bas bof.
fenili6 ben arieg iiberbousrn pirb.
@as benz preuben feiR 9arOeu, Dem
Bapern bic qetbrtgtmenisr, bas iiuo
bem 3iroler Die Gniierihiib.n. 2ui
alien Wesen unb Siesen beseguei man
ben be4tsrduen SoLbaten nit Der
SpieIbdbnfsosr auf Der 2appe. glui
elmer Siibtiroler SotelterrafIe trdf i'd
einsn BON ibnsn, nit benz i'd semein.
fam bic sydbrt iiber ben 9renner ge'
ma4t. Gr uuierbielt fh bamit, SIies
gen Su fdngen. .Sebu Sie,- besann .r,
bort oben paren's bic 2duIe, bier
iinten rptrbsn's bic sylieaen iein.
.Ober ale beibe," eripiberte i6.
.RSsIia. iuGis CT trdumsriit9, breb.
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boben unb Mil9iiibe finben nur gum
S6lahten 4bndbme.
Gdlber. - Der Wartt ipar beu:
ts ftetig. bod itanben bic preiIe I'm
25-50c iiber benz bon Der pOrigen
@o6e.
Grtrd 1915: fair Bis quite lei6te
$500 $50: orbindre Bis grobe S..
25-9.25.
g 6peine. = Der Wlarft tpdI
beuts fart unb bic prsiie um 15c ii6e,
tensn pom porigen Samitag. Die gu.
fubr mar qering.
Cute Big aussrlefens 8erpadunas.
unD ffleii6erIorten $7.85-7.9O; or:
tin1re Bis ausrleiene ibfpere istt,
GGus $5.35-6.90; Gtdas $4.5O-5..
so; lei6ts 0erionbtiOrten $780,.
80: Esrtsl, 120 pfunb unb ipenissr
$5.60-7.50.
9 6afe unb admmer. -
Der Murtt mar beute rubia unb itetia
Sddfe, ertrl $5.25-5.50; quite b;s
auserleiene $4.50-5.25: OrbinGre BIZ
fair $3.50-4.40; lGmmsr ertra
5000; quite Bis aussrlsIsns $3.50
1920: orOindrs Bis fair $6.75-9.-
%.
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3nder. g]rsiIt fsIt. Raffintr.
ter Gut aoaf $3.50; popb.r,S S6.70;
Cubes $6.s5; aranuIirter $500; Con.
fseiiOnsrs u" $3.50; Off ~" 1918
ipeibsr srtra s6.05; sgtra e" $5.s5
spr 100 pfunb.
WoIdffssiit il.tis. - Rem Or.
leans Open RsttIs 40-55e. G.ntrifu.
aaI 2o-3ot per SalIone.
REFS. = aouiiiana, fancp Seab
7-7se; prima 6-6ac. orSinGrer
4a-5se. Sapan 5t-5a per plumb.
Dairp, prooutts
Butter. - Rarit rubig. prtiIs
Iieiia. WbcI.milt srtra 31e;
CENTRALIZED ertra 28ac; Gsntralissb
isirits 25c; DO. Sseonbs 22c; Sdns
en- DARN 21ac; pddius Stod 1S-
zoe per plumb.
Rdis. - Wartt itetig. Ohio 16c:
Rorbpeitliher 15-16c; Rem Yort
17-175G SdnsiSsr 21-3oc. bo.9rid
16e; aimburs.r 16a-17tc per pfb.
gitr. - Martt itstis. - pri.
mo frtfhe 6iihn.rsier 1st; firits
16it; Orbinars firits 14ae; i.eOnbs
13e per Dubenb.
Gefllsel. - Ho6fraae gut. -
GroiIers II gfunb uno bariibtr %
-25e: unier II pfunb 21-23c;
6ibner 13Ae; Sdbne 9e; 5ruts
tiibnsr 14-15e; guIIs Csc: gns
ten 10--i2e; iitnge gnten bon orei
9funb unS boriiber 16e: GlHle 6-8e
per pfunb.
Obitnnb GemHfe
atpfsl. = guts aspf.I $2.5O-
AGO per gbI.. ie nnd AiiaIitdt.
Sunge aspfel. - garlp 6ars
pcit 50c-$1.25; Sransparsnt $1.25
-1.50 per Camper.
3ttroneH. - WsHind $3.25-
$50; California s2.50-3.O0 per
ssifte.
Drangen. - California ST.
$500; fylOriba $2.75-35o per
aiIte
@rape fruit Glpriba
s2.5o--3.50 pei aifts
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srieut unb go3sn iiHb 3sugsn bafiir.
Sis m0gen in Stalisn sr5dbleu, nell
den isltfdmen grfolg bic r8eirsiunJ
Der in Der 5rembs f4md9tenben Brit
Der" i'm 9rentu gebabt bat. sic mir
ben BON ben eigenen Spra69enoF:lt
erf6fagen tDerOen, lieBen fie ii6 jeBt
mod einmal IN Siibtirol blidsn.
W. Urban.
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1dsliber Csarftberid5t.
Ginelnnati. 26. CUNT

gincinnati, 26. 5uni
Die nadfoIasnben Nuotirunssn be,
aiebsn ii9 nur auf gnsros 9ranss
aitionen. BET iletnersn @ef4dften
tperbm etipas b5bere preife bere4net.
Mkslimg, 90. Da.--5.8 ssub. fallt.
proptftonen.
g d ala. primu Stssm
3.77a-8.871c: sSamilp Sdmala 81
Joe per plumb.
9rodengefaf5enes 1letfd.
Sbort clear Seiten 10a lit; Grtrd
ibort clear 10a -10ae iborRippeniei'
ten 10a-103e; S9ultern 8a-8ac,
Bellies 1oa-114e.
90 ON. Short clear Seiten
112-12e; ertra ibort clear Seiten
III t-12e; fbort RippsnTsiteH liz
12c; S4ultsrn 81 9ae; Bellies III
-121e.
euaar gureb SIeif4. -
Sdinten 15a--16c; pitnic S9ultsrn
103 lie; Breatfeit Bacon 18s-
19tt; SduIisrn in pad.t.n 10a--
11e;; 81. p. Gut Sdultern 1Oa-
lie; trodsns Beef S4insen rs
&c.
GHsaep5fertes SIetf1.
- Der pfunb: S4inier 12-12ae;
pienic S4ul.srn 9t-99e; Bellies
15i-16te; SduIttru 94-9ae; u,
p. Gut DO. 9t-9ae.
5rifhes GIeifd. - Sdins
fen 12-12ae; pienic S6ultsrn OF
9tc; S9ult.rn 9t OF; ibcri
RippeaIeiten 81 -1ote; fbort clear
pSsii.n 81 -10ae; ertrd fbort Seitsn
9a--1oic; Bellies lsidi 163 3-16le;
Bellies, ftp.re 12a -12ac.
Wehl unt 9etreibe
WebI. - Winter pai.nt $6.10-
$50; Dint.r fdncn s5.25-5.90;
Wintsr Eumilp S5.25-5.40; Wintsr
,rird S4.s0-5.0O: Win..r orbindrss
A.60-4.80; Barter Wei3en pat,ns
'S6.40-6.80: garter Deiaen fare9
$5.95-6.20: Roassnntb, norbtpsits
Iifss a.mif6tes $6.00-6.25: reines
Gitp Rogssnm,bl $6.10-6.35; Gtip
e.miibtes Rosg.nmsbl $6.00-6.25.
Weis.n. go. 2 roitv Dint.r
$1.19-1.20; Ro. 8 DO. $1.18-1.19;
Ro. 4 DO. S1.15-1.18.
Welf6torn. 80. ! ipeiBss
100: no. 2 bo. 783-79t; Ro. 2 30.
7Si-79c; go. 8 DO. 7s-78Ac; Ro.
a DO. 771-7Sc: Ro. 5 DO. 76A -
773t; Ro. 8 DO. 75k-769c. - 90.
| aslb.s 7S1e; Ro. 2 DO. 7S-7Sae;
80. 3 DO. 77b-7sc; go. 4 DO. II
77sc: gtp. 8 DO. 76-77t; 20. 9 DO.
75-76e. - go. / ssmiifi,s 7sei
go. 2 DO. 77t-78t; No. 3 DO. u
Tho: Qo. 4 DO. 765-77c; 30. 3 Do.
30. 6 DO. 74s-75Ac. -
Weibes GoI6entorn 81-S2c; aelbss
Soltenforn $3.50; a.miIttes aol'
bsniorn. 82-s3c per guibsl.
SAFER. - 90. 2 psibsr 50a;
STANDARD peibu 50-5O9t; RO.
8 ipeibsr 49b -50c; Ro. A ipeiBer
4S5-4ale: NO. 9 aemii5ter 47a-
48t; Po. 3 aemiihter 47-47le; 70.
4 lemtihter 46-47c.
Roaaen. - Ro. 2 S1.08-1.10;
Ro. 3 $1.06-1.08; 30. 4 94e-
S1.05.
Wbisfp.
ger.duft ipurben 44S gbls. 9iitil'
l.rs Tiniiheo 8opbs aui Der Bets bon
81, 80 per Gallons.
grotertes.
aafisS. Warst rubia. preiIs
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Gbitaao. 2s. Ssuni.

S6psine. - 3ufubr 1900. -
Mdrtt ihpd6. gult $7.50-7.75;
lei6te $7.50-7.9O; asmiI8te $7.35-
785; i6ipsre $7.O5-770; raube
$7O5- -72O; Sertel $6.25-7.5O.
Rinbbieb. - 2ufubr 200. --
Murtt it.tiq. eiubeimii6e Beef Gtisr.
$6.75-9.60; Nsi.ern Stisr. $40
$50; aiibe unb 6stfsrs $3.25-9.s :
30: 8dlber S7.00-10.10.
Stdic. - 9ufubr 5000. U1artt
iietia. St1fe $5.75-6.S0; QGmmer
$40; Spring 2dmmsr $7.25-
1860.
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Rirfben. - Saure $1.25-1.e
80; fiiBe $2.50-2.5 per Crate bon
"a Quarts.
Grbbeeren. - @ute $500
2.50 Der "a st. Crate.
Sfd6elbeeren. - Ginbeimis
f6e slips per "a At. Crate.
8rombeeren. ginbsimiI9e
$2.75-3.00 per Crate bn "a Nts.
6tmbeeren. = ginbeimiife
i9Darse $2.25-2.5O per "a at.
Crate: Rot6e 25e per Qt.
ohannisbeeren. S1.75
200 per Crate bon "a Gts.
Brombesren. 5enn.Nee
$500 per Crate bon "a Dts.
3udermelouen. Jlorib1
$1.00-1.25 per Stannurb Crate.
Wa affermelonen. = $25--
S35 per 6unbert Stiid.
Setbelbeeren. - @sorgin 81
25-2.50 per Crate bon "a Dts.
alte &artoffelu. - Wi3is
gen 30c per guibel bonn GeIeiie unb
$1.25-1.35 Der gbl. bonn Store.
Sunse aartoffeIn. - Gins
beimifhe $500; 1riumpbs $3.50
1.75 per gbI. unb 50-75e per so
pfunb Sed.
9urtsn. 9ltabdma 5ot-10O
per camper.
SpargeI. - ginbeimiite 80
--75e per Dubeno giinbel.
Z omdten. - Sennefee 50-6Oe
per Crate.
&raut. - WarH siemlih lebbdft.
Ginkimiifes unb 2ouisDins 75e-
$1.0O Der Crate.
aobIrabi. - I5e per DuBenb
Bunbel.
Grbfen. - telephone $1.25-
1.50 per 2 gu. Cad.
3fuiebeln. - 9tl6e 90c-$1 90
Der 9uf6eI bonn Store. Weibs $1.10
-1.15 per guihcl pom Store; Gius
beimiite $500 Der gbl.
0rune Bob hneu. Ginbeimi'
i9e 5O-75c per Q 9u. Sad.
Earotten. - Wifiifiippi 10
15e per Dubenb.
Rotbe R Sen. - SinbeimiI bt
15c per Dubenb.
Weibe R iben. - Sunss Gis
ben 30e Der Oubenb giinbsl.
2anbprobutte
6eu. - Ro. l 5imotbu $20.50;
30. 2 1imotbp $3.50: go. 3 5imos
tbn $1S.50;gio. / aemii3teraIes $19.e
90; Ro. 2 DO. $500; so. / atee
$500: 20. 2 bo. $14.0O; aliaIia
$17.00-22.50 per 5onne. - 0ei.
ssniirob S6.00-6.50: 6disritro6 So
00-6.50 per Eonne.
Wf blsnfutt.r In fetig. -
SIeie s22.50-23.50; Rioblinss
ero6es $26.50-27.50: bo. fsiHe5
s2S. .50-29.00; semiittes 5utter
$24.50-25.00.
Sdmereien. - Wdrtt f.tis.
alesiamsn s6.5o-7.O0 auf BEN S.'
leif. unb s7.25-S.25 per gu. com
Store. Simotb1 S2.4O-3.20 Der gu.
bonn Store, guhtp.i5sn 8oc per 8u.
Gldhsfdmen $1.7e per gu.
@srffiebenes.
Dele. - Warit ft.tis. 2.in0l, roe
fes Gle per 9allone in par.isn pou
5 9bls. G.io6tss IL mebr. 20.
aarb3l 60c: Cotton Se.b Oil, raffi,
nirte sic per 9olIone 5erpsntin 49c
per @lIIcu, in parti.n ben Is Bar'
oels: 59c in gartien BON 1875 Gals
lonen. psirol.um, Obio Carbon 120
Grab 81 DO. $50 Grab 10tc, 5,ao<
liaht 175 Grab 12e; ReS GroDu Gas
ioIin lie: 0apbta 16c per Gaone IN
pariisn Don 1-5 Bbls.
Gala. Der Warii IN rubis. -
Dhio Riptr s1.05 per gbl. DON $50
Hfb.. i5ubrlubn binaus.fiist.
9atg. - Mlar,t itttis. primu
gitp 6a-65c; 90. Country 5a-59
per gfunS.
RohIsn. Warit rubig. you'
abiOabenn $3.50-3.75, yauB unb
Slad $2.25. Ranaipbd Stiid,obien |
s3.5o-3.75. Rub unb Slud 1925
per gcnn. aba.Iiefert. Rau9iois |
Stiidtoblsn $3.50, bo. Nub unb |
5lad $3.25. anttraeits s7.75-8.00 |
Der 9onn. abe.lidsrt. Cole .oii.t
80 OO-6 20 htr Soune ohdslisferf
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CRIB. gsnSs nab sftien in Rem gori,

@fhAfls2apier wurbsn tu sx--8Z%
oisisniit. HshId aui 2onson parsn
lhuad Iu t47s1.. fin 60 Tass Sihi; gabei.
GnDtifungtn N.7sL uHs 6ltt@tnlsl
N.17x. ;'raHis cihi 6.49K. aabsl s.t9;
Rars cid, sih. Aabst SlI.: ainss Sihi
50 2abd 5.95h; RubsI sibt So1s. aa.
esl ~; Silbu'pausn 4s,s;, Rsgiianif4s
Ssaars s7H
Nfiienmar,t-Tie atabiua aitisn
uartn bsute tonana,bsHo unb fiitgsn nm 3
zoiuis. Guf bic iibrissn diiisn Der 9iits
hoiten @erlnne ~ usueit,utn. Die ditisn
osr II. :. Hubbr 90. nbtr parsn idwah
uno perloitn Ddbtsnb br gso4s inss..
tlHHi IA Yoinls.
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pfin9itferieu. lie &laiTtntEiiren 6If
neter iih. oui allen @dngen idol Gas
ben friiden aebleE Der binnusitiirs
menben Sugcnb oas aice .Deutfhs
lamb. 0eutidIunb, iiber aIles". Die
unterieiunod a6er lang oas Gieb Iter
beno. Der Director bieit bic 9iule
bes Gauoipoten gefdbt uHb fang nit.
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Gbieaso, 26. Suni
Weisen.-'5iir Suli 81 .03t t-1.O49
am S6Rb s1.O3s; fir September
$1.01s-l.03s. am Sdlub $1.01t.
Deli6tOrn. - isiir SuIi 73-73lt.
an S6Iub 73c; fir Septembsr 7l7
1910. an S6luB 71ic.
Safsr. - Sfiir Suli 43s-44tc. am
Sdlub 43st; fir Septem5.r 37s-
3S3c. am StluR 37sc.
Fo1aen. - Ulartt nominal.
Gjerite. - 67-71c.
9imotbp. - $3.50 100.
al.e. - S8.50-13.25.
port.>- Tiir SuIi s16.6O-16.75,
lm S6lub $1e.60; fir Stptembsr
$17.0o-1715. am SdluB $l7.o0
Shmal,. - Hiir Sult 9.22-9.3o,
am StluB 9.22; fir Septeu5sr 81
45-9.57. am S9luB 9.45.
Rippenieitsu. - iTiir gull 5000
-10.32, an S6laR 5000; fir
September Sl0.5o-1o.62. um S6luB
$10.50.
Butter. - Wldrt unperdroert.
Gier. - Warii unper6nber;.
aartoffclu. Wanrtt bohsr, -
alte. Ri6igan uno Wisconiiu p;ibe
1876: nsue. GriaRfos uno OtId6o'
ma Sriumpbs 55-65e; girgiuia
gp5blers $1.6o-1.90.
@efliiael. - 2sbenoes. Wartt
risbriaer; 6ubner 14te; Springsrs
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-01
MINISTERS TO OCCUPY
PUlPITS ON SUNDAY
Visiting Pastors to- Deliver Sermons
List Made Out by
Committee.

Announcement Of the occupants OF
the various pulpits in the city on
Sunday were made by the committee
in charge OF the work Friday morn
ing. The ministers who will deliver
the Sunday sermons were chosen from
among the visiting pastors who are
attending the Northwest Indiana
Methodist Episcopal conference The
assignments are as follows
First VI. E. a. m. Bishop w F. Nc
DOwell. Rev. George +. Ream. ID. D.;
p. m, Rev. B. y. Triple. d. ID.
st. Paul's. a. m. Rev. B. n. Triple.
d. D; p. m, Rev. George r. Grose,
D. y.
Grace VI. E., a. m. Rev. George F.
Ream; D. m, Rev. a. r. Monger.
Lowell Heights NJ. F.. a m. Rev.
Roy j. Hicks; D. m. Rev. c. b. STAN
forth.
Epworth NJ. E. a. m, Rev C. C.
Harold; ,. m, Rev. G. L. Harper.
Stull NJ. f.. a. m, Rev. f. ID. Sager;
D. m. Rev. G. z. Frances.
River Park NJ. F.. a. m. Rev. c. c.
Ford. p. m, Rev. Israel Hatton.
First Brethren, a. m, Rev. c. l.
Harper
Hope Chapel. a, m. Rev. r. o. Kim
berlin; p. m, Rev. II. p. Ivey.
Grace Evangelical. a M Rev. AL
Sert L. Miller; p. m, Rev. George S.
| Reedy
First Christian. a M, Rev. Deme-
trius TillotsOn; Rev. +. w. Dunlavy.
, African NJ. F.. a. m, Rev Lynn
Bates; afternoon, Rev. d. +. holland;
p. M, Rev. A. T. Moshier
Westminster Presbyterian. p. m.
Rev. O. f. Hall.
First Church of the Evangelical as
ISOLATION, p. m, Rev. Q. G. Penticoff.
Mizpah Evangelical, a. m, Rev. +.
G.. Howard p. m, Rev. T. ]. Bassett.
First Evangelical. a. m, Rev. George
Morris; Rev. /. b. Harper
Trinity NJ E., a. m. Rev. B. Kirk
| patrick; p. m, Rev. G.. o. Carpenter.
First Baptist, p. m. Rev. J. G.. Ben
son.
NJ. e. Zion, p. m, Rev. T. ]. Beisel.
Trinity Presbyterian, p. m, Rev.
| Gedrg~ Deuel..
First Methodist, Mishawaka, a. m,
Dr. George r. Grose; p. m, DR.. Lynn
| II. Hough.