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Rally Day at Zion a Grand Financial Suc

teas 500 Congrega-

tional Church Celebrates its Seventy

fith Anniversary with a series of Enter-

tainments Union Baptist Church Ba

zasrin thisPersonals

Hartford Conn Special The annual Bazaar and Concert of the UnionBaptist Church of Wooster Street beganTuesday evening November twentysixth and continued for three consecut-

ive evenings This entertainment wasgiven under the auspices of The KingsDaughters and Sons of the Union Bap-

tist Church A well arranged pro-

gram was rendered each evening fromthe best local talent obtainable Thewife of Ktv Walter Gay Is improvingShe has been in poor health for some-

time The little son of Mr and MrsGeo Wilson whose hands and face wasseverely burned a few weeks ago bycarbolic acid is getting along nicelyThe new club under formation by the

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Master Frank Thomas of theTJ O T R will soon be ready for or-

ganization as a branch of the above

named order A representative body

of Charter Oak Fountain No 632 of

the U O T K attended an entertainment given by the Silver City FountainNo 1632 of Meriden Conn Monday

evening the twentyfifth icstont Mrs

HW Smith of Albany Ave who gave

birth to a baby boy a few days ago is

not improving as might be expected

her doctor was resummoned but states

no appalling conditions

lf Harvey Brown of Martin Street

who seems to have a few pet questions-

th t he argues with all who take a dif-

ferent stand from that of his own nief

some acquaintances of his on Winds

Street last week and began to argue on

the subjact That Hinevah was Ove-

rthrown He was unable to get hisopponents to agree with him so called

one of them a blockhead and the re-

sult was that he was then and there ov

erthrown and almost demolished He

was very roughly treated his assailants

arrested and the case is now before

Judge Bill of the police courtThe Hartford Times version of the

matter is that Nineveh was over-

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Ansonia Conn Special Officer

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the responsibility rested upon his shoulders which burden he manfully accept-ed At the age of 18 yeses he enlistedin the Twentyninth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers and was attached-to the Ninth Corps He was musteredin the United States service in March1S63 and first faced the enemy on Aug24th 1863 On Aug 24h 1863 he wasattached to the 10th Corps to hold important positions

He was wounded at Bell house Vaon October twentyieventh 1S64 Hefirst served as corporal of his companyafter which he was promoted to

April 80th 1864 and was againpromoted as 1st Sergeant July 6h 1864As a soldier Mr Tatten was highlyhonored by all his superior officers andcomrades of his company He wasmustered out October twentyfourth1865 and was discharged at Hartford onNovember twentyfifth He was

as adjutant of the 5uh Battalion of the State of Conn Dec twentieth 1867 his commiFsion being signedby David Torrence Seey of State andCharles B B Andrews General Heheld the first position from 1879 until1882 he was again commissioned as adjutant of the same battalion in 1882andheld the position until the battalionwent out of existence in the Winter of

1890Afterthe war Mr Tatten resumed

his trade as painter He set up busi-ness for himself in 1895 Mr Tattenarrived in Ansonia Conn just elevenyears last May and immediately beganworking for Mr Crook the leadingpainter at that time Mr Tatfcen wasselected by Mr Crook as his mcst trus-ty workman and was placed as foreman-of Mr Cooks gang As a painter MrTatten stands among the first and hasgained a noticeable reputation Pre-vious to coming to Ansonia he workedin the Camden paint factory in Spring-field Mass He is also a first class carpenter and plumber Mr Tatten is alsoa member of the G A B and has helddifferent offices in the organization numerous times He has also been onthe regular police force since 1894 andis the only colored police that has everbeen on the regular force in AnsonlaHe Is also President of the State Sum-mer League which was organized Aug24 The main of the Leagueis for rights and justice to the Negroand for their rights we are positivelysura Mr Tatten will sue for his wholesoul is for the advancement of the Negro race

He is respected by all classes of people bobh white and colored and is themost influential colored man in onr city

and has attained the position which henow occupies We hope to see more ofour young men insfead of spendingtheir evenings in idly bolstering aroundwake tip and try to be somebody andlet our object be onward and upwardand instead of being disgraces to ourrace let us be au honor

Miss Bessie Edmonds who has beenvery sick for the past three weeks Isvery mush Improved and all are Inhopes of seeing her around again soonMrs Rachel Lane of Wooster Street isquite sick Mr Charles W Tinney Isamong us again to the heavrain storm Sunday the attendance athe was very small MrWashington Jones who has also heel

lens Social Intends to give a e rcert and social the second week in De-cember Mrs LillIe C Smith wifeRev W J Smith and daughter of Mrand Mrs William is visiting herparents of 692 Main Street

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Parties Furnished at8hcrt Notice

Ice Cream AllYear Round

BartersFURNITURE AND

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20 get the money you want ehave more than we need We will makeloans to everybody without delay ifyon want money see us today YOUwill not be disappointed Loans madeon Furniture Pianos Organs Etc Etcwithout removal toployes without indorser

602 F St N W Cor 6TH St

Capital Loan Guarantee Coipiay

Loans of 10 Bud upwards madeon ITBKIBOSSES

yon apply We are on th BuildIngand Association plan whch i the

IT you have a loan with some company

Loans made any where In the calland get rates Front room first floor Scl ntifio American BuildingNational Mortgage Loan Co

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The National Safe Deposit Savings udTrust Company

Corner 15th SL New York Ave

Capital One Million Dollars

Pays Interest on depositsRents Safes insides Burglarproof Vault

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DO IOU NEEDFinancial AssistanceIf so come to us We are always

ready to loan you any amount you mayneed You can repay it in smsllmonthly payments to suit your conv-enience

We make loans on Furniture Pianos o without removal or any

in any way All business isprivate

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Hon Jno K Lynch PresidentLo 0 Bailey TreasurerJ A Johnson Secretary-D B McCary Cashier

DirectorsJno R Lynch Dr W 8 Lofton

Wiritefield McKinlay L 0 Bailey

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ery Wyatt Archer John A PierreHenryE Baker Kobt Williams JT Bradford Dr W AWarfield JA Johnson Dr A W Tancil

Howard H WilliamsDeposits received from 10 cents

upward Interest allowed on 500and above Collections meet with

prompt attention A general ex-

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