CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 13/1905.

NKW i’KHHONM INTKHKflTKl). Wealthy IMttebnrcera Become Htock boMera In Ijoonl Company. Tb* Cane Mar Hnui.n mad* In thh elty tbr rxclualr* •niiounoriueut about alz wsrki mco that tb* Cape May Real Katat* Com pan t bod lucrvaaed lu capita' etock from •TVJ.ttW to •S.OOO.OKI It la now announced that aercrat new nioneyvd men bavr broom* ibarrboldrra In tb* real rataU company, ibry balnx William H. Kerch, a ’furniture dealer aud national bank dime* lor ol Plttabanr, J. C. Reilly, prealdrnt of the Waablngton National Bank, director of the Colonial Tru»t Company, the Pittabur* Tru»t Company and the North Amerdoan National Hank of Plttabur*, and J. Vileack, a director of German National Bank, the Penneylvanla National Bank and the Ubert Valley Truel Company. Mr. Shields, tbr prvaldrnl of the real ee talc company, baa real*ned nis office a* secretary and treasurer of the Beech wood Improvement Company of Plttabur*, to devote all bi» time to tbe development of Hast Cape May. ewaed by tbe Cape May Heal Estate Company. a

OLD POI NT COM POUT,RICHMOND AND WASHINGTON. ' Six-day Tours via Pennsylvania R. R. Personally-conducted tours to Old Point Comfort, Richmond and Wsablnirton via tlie Pennsylvania Railroad will leave New York aud Philadelphia on Saturday*. March 11 and 25. April 23 and May,6. Tickets, includid* all neeeaaary expenses for a period of six days, will be sold at rate of $36.00 from New York, Brooklyn, and Newark; $34-30 from Trenton; $33.00 from Pbiladelpbia, and proportionate rate* from other points. Tickets to Old Point Comfort only, oov--erin* luncheon going, one and threefourths days' board at Chamberlin Hotel, and good to return within six days, will -be sold at rate of $17.00 from New York, Brooklyn and Newark; $15 50 from Tren'ton; $14.50 frtm Pbiladelpbia. and proportionate rates from other points. For itineraries and full Information apply to ticket agents; C. Studds, E P. A , '268 Fifth Avenue, New York; 4 Court 8t.. Brooklyn; 730 Broad Street, Newark, N. J.:orGeo. W. Boyd, General Passenger Agent. Broad Street Station. Philadelphia

Philadelphia Sunday Record. Readers of The Philadelphia Record of ’Sunday, April 16, will receive with tbe paper a supplement thereto that is designed to Interest the children. This supplement will be a Drawing Book, containing pictures of places and buildings of great historical interest in and near Philadelphia These Drawing Books will be made up with tracing paper between the pages, permitting the children to make repraduo lions of the pictures. Not enly is this in tereeling but instructive, and its educe tlonal value should, we think, strongly appeal to you. Place your order with your newsdealer for next Sunday’s Issue, or writ* to THE PHILADELPHIA RECORD. 917 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia

Excursions to Callfbrnla. Low Sist-class California excursion ra e '$61.50 via New Jersey Central and con arc cions. Route one, via Scranton and Niagara Falls to Chicago or St. Louis. Route two, via Washington to Chicago or St. Louis. Route three, Tin Washington and New Orleana Paaaeugerajuay use any direct line west of Chioogo or St. Louis, and snay go one way and return another. Trip will touch all prominent poinie of inter*est. Liberal stop-offs allowed. Tickets on sale May 30th and Slat, and good to return within 90 daya One way rate $50.00 daily until May 14th ▼ia any of above route*. Write Ira K. Whyte, District Passenger Agent, Aabury Park. N. J., for further advice.

Pirbr Car Betwatn Capa Kaj tad PUladalphia ria Pennsylvania BaDroad With tbe opening of tbe spring season at Cape May the Pennsylvania Railroad. I ha accommodation of Its patrons, !1 Innngnraie Parlor Oar service be tween Cape May at 730 a. m., week-days and 4.45 p. m.. Sundays; leaving Philadelphia at 4.00 p. m., weekdays and 9.00 a. m, ■Sundays. Tbe first car will leave Philadelphia April. 90. and tbe first car will leave Cape May April 21. It will be noticed that this service will be inagurated on tba Thursday preceding Easter, and will increase the attractiveness of Cape May during the Easter eraeon. The parlor car will be continued throughout the spring months.

Declare on Socialism. George H. Goebel, of Newark. N. J., addressed a small audience at Dale's Auditorium on tbe subject of Socialism. Inst her may have prevented some a noted speaker, who is subject in n masterly manner, .giving his views of economic conditions.

FIVB DROWNKD IN HUDSON. lames Malts? sf ■arrytewa aad ran*

POUGHKEKPHIK, N. Y„ April 1L —James klalloy, a wall known fisherman of Barry town, started across the Hudson river In a rowboat at that ptare last night with six Polanders aud before reaching the other shore the boat capalseil, and Malloy and four of the Polauders were drowned. The party of Inlanders arrived at Barry town from Albany and v bound for L'Uter Landing, directly oppoalte Barrytowu. Tb* little steamer that waa to have conveyed them across the river had departed, and as there were no large boats In the water Malloy offered to take them to their destination in hla tklff, a small boat that waa not capable of carrying three men wltbout dangur of being sunk. Tbe Polauders accepted tb* invitation of Malloy, aud all six got In the little skiff, making* a crew of seven man. A strong flood tide was running and a heavy wind blowing from the north, making tbe river exceptionally rough. When the boat waa about twothlrda across the river tbe people on the Barrytowu shore heard cries and shrieks for help and Immediately realised that something bad happened. Two young men, sons of Nathan Griffin of Ulster Landing, pot out in a rowboat and succeeded in rescuing two of the Polauders, who were found clinging to the keel of the overturned skiff. They were taken ashore and stated that four of their countrymen and an American had been drowned. The rescued men were unable to give the name* of the drowned persons. One of the survivors is In a critical

JUDGE WELDON DEAD. Waa Intlmatr Wrt*a4 of Wl*sldeal Uarala. WASHINGTON. April 1L - Judge I^nwrence Weldon of the United State# court of claims died here last night from pneumonia after an illneaa of about a week. lie leaves a widow, a son-and a married daughter, Mrs. Hanna, who Uvea in Illinois. Hie body will be taken to Bloomington. III., for interment but tbe final arrangements for the funeral wlU be deferred until the arrival of the son and daughter In Washington. Judge Weldon was a native of Ohio, where he was Iwrn In 1829 and where be was admitted to tbe bar, but in 1854 be moved to Clinton, I1L He bald several offices In that state and in 1883 was srpointed by President Arthur to tbe court of claims. He was an Ultimata friend of President Lincoln and la bebered to bare been tbe only lawyer who traveled with blm 'n tbe Judicial district of which David Davis was Judge. CURED MENINGITI*. K lasmtoH Physician*, by Tr* phis Isa ths Shall, Save Mina Babbley. KINGSTON. N. Y„ April ll.-Klng ston physicians believe that by an operation of trephining tldk skull they nave effectively treated a case of cetebro spinal meningitis here. Miss Fannie Uubbley. twenty-seven years old, was seised with spasms Saturday night, up to which time she bad enjoyed perfect health. Tbe spasms continued until midnight, s»yl physicians pronounced her case as one of

meningitis.

Sunday afternoon Drv R. B. Thompson, Chapter and jUach trephined her 11 to remove tbe accumulations of serum. Since tbe operation Miss Rubblay has recovered consciousness and Is getting better rapidly. Tbe surgeons feel positive aba krill recover.

Ssiltb Cornels Loot* For New York. CINCINNATI. 0„ April ll.-J. Mop gan Smith and wife. In charge of Ass; «it District Attorney Garvan and I >e. edicts McNaugbt, Quinn and \Vanl*Meft for New York over the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and 'M. Louis railroad at 6:30 o'clock last night.' Tbe couple have agreed to drop all opposition to tbe extradition proceedings under tbe agreement that they are to answer at New York only to the con-

spiracy charges.

Carlos CtorOI Gollty of Mertar. ITHACA, N. Y., April 11.—After an hour’s deliberation tbe Jury In tbe case , of Carlos Clardl. which has been Id progress for a week, returned a verdict last night of guilty of murder in tbe first degree. Clardl ia an Italian, and be Is alleged to have choked Luigi Parsi, a fellow countrymmu. to death with a belt strap In order to rob his victim of

Tooobo* Lasso so* Foil irsoS CRANFORD, N. J.. April 1L-Albert Rubdart, ten years old. waa Instantly killed here while playing with an alactrie light ho the bridge over the Rabriver. Rubdart and another boy

way rtv climbed

aCNaw Jersey. Grant Ary at tba

M dead at hla bwe here.

*'in is us m wiu ** giisa Be eerred with ‘ 1 ‘ **11 Ihw threnabMR pany, P ■ ea MoMey owiiag aext. iv" aa. *

SEALED MtOPOSALS.

Sealed bids or proposal* to materials and labor required in the erection and completion of Addition* to be made to tbe County Clerk's office at Cape May Court House S. J., is accordance with Plan* and gpecificatioa* prepared by Jos. G. ("ham pfou. Architect, will be received by the Board of Chosen Freeholder* in open meeting on April ssth.iqog. between the hour* of ii.yo A. M. and is o'clock noon, at which tine tbe bids will be pabliciy opened sad rgsd end the sward of contract, if awarded. Will be made as soon thereafter as practi-

uMe.

AH proposal* to be made on form attached ioapeciftcaUon* aud be addressed lo Anthony B. Mnith, Chairman of Committee on •pecial

building.

A certified check drawn to tbe order of Leui* 3 Slilwell, County Collector, in the *um of Five Hundred Dollar* ($300,001 must accompany each bid aa a guarantee that said bidder, if awarded the contract, will execute tbe contract and furnish the required bond. The person, or persons, or body corporate to whom the contract I* awarded will be required to give a Trust Company bond sauifactory to the Board of Chosen Freeholder* in the eum of Right Thousand Dollar* ($6000.00) to guarantee the failhfe! performance of tbe contract. If the •uccesafnl bidder shall refuse or led to execute and deliver said contract I bond within ten (10) day* after notice that contract has been awarded him, the amount of the certified check given by him •ball be forfeited to and retained by the Board of Chosen Freeholder* aa liqnidated damages for such refusal or neglect, and thereupon the work shall be re-advertised, and so on nntil tbe contract be accepted and Permission will not be given for the withdrawal of any proposal, and tbe right is reserved to reject any and all bid* if it be deemed for the public interest so to do. Plans and Specifications can be seen at the Coonty Clerk’s, Cape May Court House, N. J., and at the Architects office, Occam City. N. J , or will be sent to bidders upon

request

For further information plans and specifications, apply to Jos G. Chaxviok. Architect. Ocean City, N. J. AfcntoNY B. Smith, Charles p. Vakamam, John P. Fox, Committee on special building. Doted. April yrd. 1905

City D rectory.

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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. Sealed proposal* anil be received b» il.» Bridge Committee of the Board of Cl.__»_ Freeholders of the County of Cape Msy. State of New Jersey to be opened at an adjourned meeting to be held at Cape May Court House by said Board at 13 o'clock (noon) tbe 19th, day of April. A D , 1905.(01 ti e construction of a Draw Bridge, with abutments to the same, across the Thorough fare, on the line of tbe turnpike road leading from Ocean City to Sea Isle City, f Said bridge to be constructed ia6H feet long and 16 feet wide. Each proposal most be accompanied by a certified check for $300 payable to the Director of the Board of Chosen Freeholder*, and to be forfeited by the successful bidder in case contract i* not entered into. The ryht to reject any or all bids will be Plus and specifications may be seen

rmao—Francis K Duke—Jatrgl, 1907

Council—Joa. Hand Janll. 1997

Bantnsl T. Bailey.... .Jsu.,1. 1907 Robert J. Crvow*ll..JsTbA, 1907 T. Maaksl Sharp Jan H,WM JM. J.Doak. —loo. 1,1906 Joseph R. Brooks ...Jan. 1.1IU> Jao- K. Tsylor. Jon. 1.1906 LouisC. hoyrr ....Jan. 1.1906 F. Sidney Townsend-Jaa. 1.1906

Recorder—Jno. W, Thompsjii Jan. 1, WHO Assessor—Gilbert C. Hughe*.. Jan. 1. 1900 CoUactor—4$oi Needles... Jan. 1. 1905 Treasurer—I*ooe H. Smith Jan. 1. 1906

Theodore Mnellrr.. Edward Cress* Thne. B. Woles

..Jan. 1. 1(106 .—Ian. I. ll*», ..Jan. i.

BOARD OK EDUCATION. Samuel K Stiles. President-— S. H. Moore, vice president...— Dr. Edward H. Phillip*. Clerk.. William H- Thompson Walter A. Lovett — Barclay L. Schellenger “ William T. Stevens Dr. A. L Leach Charles F. ^Qcidort — BOARD OK HEALTH Dr. A. L. Leach, prrsldent . Bepi. Dr. V. M. D. Morey. Secretory Rotten 6. Hand Lafsyrltr M. Hal' Albert B. Uttie " George L. Lowett •

1906 -.1907 ...1907 ...1907 , lOOl ...1906 1901 l;-d 1904

BOARD CK TRADE. President—Bleptiru |». Wilson. Secretary —Lew It T. Btevrua. Treasurer-Thom** W, Millet.

County Directory.

tbe"office of tL Feudal! Smith, 741 Atbnrv Avenue, Ocean City, or at Ms residence at W.J. — r —Is will be . - .— Sea Isle Bridge" and addressed to Anthony B. Smith, Director of Board of Freeholders. Signed: A- B Smith,

NOTICE.

To the Mayor and Council of the City of

‘ape May:

The undersigned, being tbe owners more than three-fifths in value of - the pro perty on the streets herein after described, and valnes being ascertained from the last duplicate of assessment of the City of Cape Ms^hereby petition and request _ the City

sewer disposal plant of add ity on Madison Avenue and extending Madison Avenue (toward tbe Ocean to 1 Avenne.) and thence nortbeaateriv

along Beach Avenne to Baltimore Avenue; and your petitioners hereby petition and request the construction of add sewer under and pursuant to tbe providoos of an Act of tbe LegtsUtnre of tbe State of New Jersey, entitled •'An Act concerning the extension of sewers and sewer system* in dtie* of this State.’’ approved March n, 1904- and add petitioners each respectively binds himself, herself or itself to pay to said City, of tbe coat of construction of said sewer, such assessment as shall be made by tbe City of Cape May in accordance with the provisions of tbe Charter and general laws

governing the assessment for set strutted to the City of Cape May. And your petitioners, aa in dnty bound,

will ever pray Ac.

Cape May Real Estate Co., Peter Shields,

William G. Essen.

1 RMrlity Trust P ompany. Trustee , under ' irtfrof Thomas Robb, dec’d. by ("has. H.

"■ Thompson, City C

NOTICE TO UiUT CREDITORS.

v-reaae, uece

-- B.C. Hewitt, Surrogate of the County of Cape May. made on the Eighth day^of March. A. D., 190

Eighth day of March. A. D... iw& or they wiu be forever barred of any action against i, A. D-, 1905. —-- r'uagffi

■rith will 1

V NOTICE. lb the Delinquent Taxpayers:— All persons who arc indebted to the City of Cape May ipr taxes aMesaed on persooaJ May.^oft. oc^elaa lb* taxo* will be collected Collector of Tuea.

First-cUa* ienrweoUUva wanted In Gap* May and Vkinitj. Ubeval oon-

Justice Supreme Court—Francis J. Swayae, Circuit JuOgt—Alieu B. Eudioott 1?I? Lsw^ Judge—llsirieun H. Vuortirr*^ Proaecutnr of I’lra»- Harry S Douglaa*. Rep •fo* Sheriff—William H- Bright, Rep 1907 Coroner's—Robert S. Miller, Rep 1907 Coroner'a—John I>. Craig. Rep 1905 Coroner's—Chaa. H. Clouting. Rep 1905 County Clerk—JeBlu Way. Ki-p Hot Burroxate—K. Clinton HewltL Uep....lU07 County Collector—Lewi* 8. BtilwelL ilep. COS Cittnty Board of Election*—Jos. K. Hu oil. Rip 19U6 County Board of Elections—Charles E Foater.Rep— 1906 Ciwnty board of Elections-W ui. J. Tyler. Dow. Coumr Board of Electloos-MIcbael B Kran». Dein 1916 Terms of Court—Fourth Tuesday lu April. Bepteuber sod Decemoer.

BOARD OK CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS.

lOaon, Goran Cii).._Jau. 1. 1907 John P. Fox. Ocean City -Jao. 1, 1907 C. P. Vanamau, D'«« tlreek, Moy 1. 1907 Jesse D. Ludlam So. Dennis— May 1906 Wm. T. Bate. Klahlue Creek...-May. 19« West lev R. Wain. Cape May. Jan. 1. 1M>7 Mlcsluh 8 Smith. Cape May .Jan. 1.190$ Anthony B. Smith, Director: bomuel Townsend Clerk. State Bcoutor—Lewis M. Creese. Ocean at/. Rep 1906 Asaetnblyman—Jame* M. E. Hildreth. Cap# May aty, Rep 1906

Oar Secret Societies.

Adoniram Chapter. No. 39, Roral Arch Maaotia—Coovocationa. third Monday of each month at lodge room, Washington and Franklin streets. Capr Island Lodge, No. 80, F. and A. M. —<on municaticn*. raecad and fourth Toeatiays of each month at lodge room, Washington and Franklin at recta. Cape May Camp, No. 8773. Modern Woodmen of America—Meet* first Wednesday of each month at AndJtorinm. Cape M4y Conclave, No. 183, Improved Order of Heptaaopbe—Meet* at Ogden’s Hall,81$ Weahlngtoo street, on aecond and fourth Tbunalaya of each month. Cap* May Coondl, No. 1691; Royal Arcanum—Meet* first and third Tuesdays of each month at Auditorium. Cepe May Lodge. No. 21. A. O. U. W.— Meets flrat and third Thnradaya of each month at 812 Washington street. Cold Spring Connell, Jr. O. U. A. M. No. 185—Meets in ball at Cold Spring, every Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. Columbia Laxlge, No. 23. Independent Order of Mechanic*—Meet* each Monday at Auditorium. Eureka Lodge, No. 7, Ladies’ !. O. M-— Meet* second and fourth Thnradaya of each month at Auditorium. Friendship Connell, No. 27. D. of A.Maeta on Tuesday afternoon of each week at 2.80. in Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall. Cold Spring.* Tbe John Mecray Pool No., {0, G. A. R. meet* on tba third Friday of each month at 7.80 o’clock p. m., instead of Thursday at 316 Washington street. Mayflower Lodge. No. 238, Independent Order of Qdd Fellowc—Meeta each Friday at tbe Auditorium, Jackson street. OgallmlU Tribe. No. 157, Improved Order of Red Men—Meets at 310 Washington

yy SST JSUEY * SXAS10U1AXLS0AX) IKKMT (Mlogga 4, 19 ill Irme Csnc May u rhl LA DELPHI A : 6 40 A M -ACCOMMODATION htops ^ »‘pri , K.j>«l .i«*,oa* Arrive* at Philadelphia 9 39 a m 7.10 A Connect* from * . ai*"* 1 ^* Br,,,th Arrive* at Philadelphia 9.31 a m v re P M—ACCOMMODATION. Co^ ’■•>2 necUfrofli AugUiw* branch Ooeea City, anfi bea Isle City. Arrive* ai phila delphia $ 77 K M. SUBPAV TRAik*. 2 10 r “ -ACCOMMODATION stop. at principal iolermediau stations. Arrive* Philadelphia 6 75a m 4 4C ^ M -P-XFBRS8- CouoecU from t Anglesea. Ocean City, and bca I.le City. Arrives at Philadelphia 6-&5 p. m FROM PHILADELPHIA. Trains leave for Cape May—Express, 9.00 A-M. and *-<*. P m week day*. Accommodation. 3.15 p. m. bunday rxpreM, 9.00 a m. Accommodation, e jjo *. ra Train* leave PHtLAbLLetiiA. Broad Street Station for NEW YORK April 9. 1905. Express, weekdays. 4 36, 4 40. 5 00, 3 ig.

PAY*. 4 ps, 4 40. 5 00. 5 18. 8 *5, 9 39 11 A . M , *17 w. 7*> »7 30 *35*,(Penn*. Limited) •-JS4 JNe* York Limited), 400, 5 x., •5S. 676, *700, •-'ix.. iai7p. M., 1707night From West Philadelphia only, 7 45 A. M and 13 jj P M daily. PromNorth Phiiadelphis only, *17 78P M dail} (Manhattan Limited). WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. January 9. 19^. For Baltimore and. Wu.hington, •615, 7.30. 833. to*o. 1106. A M ’ia xt. »i 75, >*0. 4 46. 5 *5. 6 18. .1 7-, p M.and 1709 night, weekday*. Sckdavv •61s. 7 ij. 005,11 06. A M *1 *5. •. *u. 4 46. 5X5. «i ^ P. M. 17.09 mghL For Baltimore accommodation 9 05 A M xo*. 4.01 and 5.07, P. M. weekdays, 5.07. P. M. Sundays. From West Philadelphia oi ly, ije acd M* Stiiy M ' I " S5 * 5 55, %6y> * n<i *7 iS ? •Dining Car. * W. W. ATTERBURY. J. R WOOD. Gen 1 Manager. Pa*# r Traffii *• GEO. W. BOY'D, General

ATLANTIC CITT KAIL LOAD. TIME TABLE In Eflect April 9 1905. WUKDAYS. Lv. Gape May. Arr. Phila. 6 46 a m. (accommodation) P.16a.m *7 16 am (Exprea-, atopa at Court Houae, Tuckaboe and Winslow J unction ) 9.15 a^n 8.10 p. m. (accommodation.) 6.65 p.m •3 65 j . m. (Express, stops at Court Houae, Tucxahoe and Winslow Junction.) 4.55 ^ sex nan. •4 90 p m [expreea] 6 40 p'ta WKXXDAV8. Lv. Phila. Arr. Cape Mar. 7.30 a.m. (accommodation) 11.11am 8 60* m ft rpreaal 10 60 am 4 16 p m lexpreaaj 6 !5 p m 6.00 p. m. (accommodation.) 7.50 p.m BCKBATB. 8 -46 a m [local] lu 68 a m •Connects at Winslow Junction for Atlantic City. A. T. Dies, Edson J Weex*. Geu’l SnpL GenTTaas’r AgeaL

rones: To the Mayor and Connell of the City of The undersigned, being tbe owners of more than three-fifths in value of the propertyoethe street hereinafter described, said values being ascertained from tbe last duplicate of aaayaainenl of the ORv of C May. hereby petition and request the ( of Cape May to lay a sewer in said City — at the aewer diapoMl plant of 1 Madison Avenne and extending

in a nnvtha—tarty direction, n 1 One thonsend two hundred feet- And petitioners hereby netitkai and recue*! undeTW pur- ™ J*r»y- entitled.

Our Church Directory. Anrong The Womblppera nf The Different Dennmlnatlonn. p- x. chuhch or thx Aomr. Mr. Francis F. H. Finn, in charan. Sunday Service*: 10. 45 a m. Morning Prayer and Sermon; 9.45 a m, Sundayschool; 7JO p. m., Evening Prayer and

Other eery ice* as announced. PRX8BTTKKIAK CHCRCH. Her*. Arthur W. Spooner, D. D., Paotor. Praise service in the lecture room every Sabbath morning at 10 o’clock. Morning eervice at 10.80. Evening eerrlce at 7.3tt Mid-week prayer meeting at 730. Junior Endeavor Friday afternoon at A o’clock. Senior Endeavor Friday evening at 7.30 Sunday-achool ax 2J0. All are cordially Invited. Seat* Free. PIBST m. x. chchch. Rev. a F. Gaaklll, D. D., Pastor. Preaching on Sunday morning at 10.80. In the evening at 7.46. Meetings at 9 a. M. and 6.80 r. M. on Sundaya. Sunday School at 8 p. tt.

Mid-week prayer eervioe Wedneaday evening at 8 o’clock. Ulaua meetings, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday eveninga.

Preaching on Sunday morning at 10.80. Ip tbe evening at 730, Monday morning Workers Meetly at 1CL00 a. U. Sunday School at 2.30 r. u. Wedneaday evening Prayer Moating at 7M ©’dock Young People's M 0*1* Friday evuolug ox 7.80 o’clock Men’s If

or. HAST's a. c. chcbch. Rev. Father D. J. Kelly, Rector. Howe of divine ewtee on Sundaya, (oanea at 6.8 and 10 a. h. Sunday Sebool at L80 y. n.

t at 8.00 r.n. attend the Sunday .1».