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Expected That New Apparatus Peking Hears Thai Chinese Fiag- Animal Owned by Percy Knapp
Will Help Save Considerable 1 ship Was Snail or Captured . ‘ _ nuns into Telegraph Pole
PRESENIfD Repair Expense BY JUNE BUR IS PmK-lNG, China, XOCt. 2l.-There is PAY HI [8 Brown" Heck
_ no doubt that more serious news than
Town Union of The King’s Daugh-
ters and [Sons Nets
‘ Over $400
liliBllllS Hill PilllllSlllll '
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Music Hall Crowded to See and
Hear Amateur Actors
Tile new road machine for the town
arrived In the Norwslk freight yards
yesterday afternoon and was assent-
bled today by William Hendricks, sup-
erintendent of the town farm. The ma.
chine will be put to work on the Win-
nipnnk road where the selectmen are
now repairing the highway, and will
be moved wheat from time to time to
the places where repairs in the town
roads are being made.
Tile road machine is a “Champion"
and was purchased by the board of
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isolectmen with money out of $250 tip--
tproprlulod for the purpose by tthMI'SA Claude V080“ "as to Wall
illonrd oi lilstlniiite and Taxation tact‘;
Three "Years Residence Clause
in Statute Holds lip Two
Applications
CASES Alli liliillllllllll
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that of the defeat of the government
troops by the revolutionists at Haa-
kow, Wednesday. has been reecivud
ln Peking. but not published.
There are persistent rumors that Ad-
miral Salt Chen Pinx’s flagship was
sunk or captured.
it is reported that the rebels are
now holding Hwangchow. at the nar-
rowest point of the Yang-tee Klan;
river. and that they are also in pos~
session of l-Chang and the railway
ncar Kwangsiiul. The result. of Wed-
nesday's lighting has cmised a general.
looting at the foreign legaiione that
the situation is now critical. The dip»
A horse belonging to Percy Knapp.
of Wilton, ran away in upper Main
street last night and when he struck
a telegraph pole was instantly killed.
the force of the impact breaking his
l" City neck. The runaway was caused by a
collision with one .of 0. H. Banke’
teams and happened about 10 o‘clock.
As it is understood, Mr. and Mrs.
Knapp were coming toward Norwolk
Plilillll lllilllliii’l
Aon their own side of the street. Driv-
clAln “Mann‘s I“ $430.“ Knapp of the Banks' team was‘gr-
‘lilg up. The team collided and the
horse owned by Mr. Knapp became
Slate Will he Called onto Pay;
Claim That Town is Not Respon-
sible for [top Bites inflicted”
frightened and started to run.
ills first jump cleared him oi the
Bay. 0. v. r. Richessn iwm An-
swer Murder Charge on
Wedding Date
iiiiuiis liillli ill _, .
iiiiiiiii unit
3 Prosecution Trying to Learn Willi
for Decree
lmuais that yesterday and considered
China‘s foreign financial obligations.
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inlay. All of the ntoney was not uni-d"
.by the actectmen. however. there be; . , . .
All immenso audience which entire-{mil quite a tidy balance remaining. i Judge "0“"! J- Curl“ 0' i” 5““ “a “mammal h" mum?“ a ”on.
‘iy tilled Music. Hall. gaiiiered last owl Stillel'lntendcnt Hendricks will pro-i Willi" 00“" “Wt! “V9 "WWW“ d“ "onemmt 0' um ”mam at the Box,
enlng to witness a comedy by local, bodily have the contract for hauling? TOM" cases yliliwl'dli‘MmeTllNeiflr indemnity installments and I“ eat
, . - . ‘A “iv seekins'a new loan.
. A .. , . . ‘ guthe machine from place to lace a d decrees were ranted. Two cases were.“ ‘
mum in A Casi of buspenslon ‘ D n 3 A halal telegram Ir 0 -Sha,
Th. Sum harness and he went flying down the.
istrcel into a telegraph pole. meeting;
City Clerk John Cuneo this mornlnglaea‘h instantly. The other house didi
received a bill for «so from the New “"1 “"1 “ii-t“ A
nosrox. Oct. 21.—-—Rev. Clarence . 7
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g York Pasteur Institute, New York city; A” h” as “a“ be ascertained “9mm f \‘lrgtl Thompson thheaon, pastor at
‘ , ‘ i for the treatment of the four children ; “so“ was damaged. the “fonts?“ not i the Immanuel Bapflgt Church ot'Caitb- ‘
. Those who were fortunate ellullgh to also while lt is working. Two horses; continued. The clause that one oilm ital or Hit N,“ Province uud r bitten by stand dos ia‘South Norwalk 9 being as “”0"“ as the runaway. and A bridge awoke today somewhat r.» .
3mm“. admission “,6 amply A~epnld.i only are required to haul the heavy; the parties in interest shall have Ii dare of last v1.0“ d tale that“ few weeks ago. hit. Cuneo iooh‘ihe-no 0"" “9 W‘Wd' {freshed to begin his firsttuii cubs“ '
while the Town Union of The King's machine when it is not in use. butlcontlnuone three years' residence as n" ' ' ‘ i Constable Bryan H. Silk went to‘ ' « '
in: Ebill over to Selectman James A. Broom? )the suflolk County J.“ on Charles
llaiiltlers and Sons will realize be- when working a four horse hitch will;ilie state prior to the new ot the com-’ the m" M ”m Ci" "' mum“ Th”; but the letter said that it was up tome “9“" “"m” ”mm” “"d made 3; meet, where he {a to remain “pm
_ lrctcls are re rt to v . ‘
tween $400 and $500. This money" I "(inliiililll‘l‘ll- lplslnt Is where the two fell down. in; “23:“; m‘tlllarygxlnretro::-p2>sit,l::ul:“he city to pay the bills for the chu_.number 9' me‘aiiurun‘ents. ,Becurlmgl'l‘uesday. October 31. the date" “,5,”
- M.“ A the machine scrapes the roads and; one case the plaintiff. a former‘ the hills north of Clinton Adi-en bitten within u", city um"... and j “linens“ and i- is necessary DO ice? had been set for his marriage to bliss
(Continued on Eleventh Pogo.) Agltticl's and places the mud and refuse: Bridgeport man. now resides in ‘ iViotet Edmonda, daughter of Mo
. . than look to the State of Connecticut “1““
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”fin..." _.. All gathers. us well as the turf along Cleveland. ills wife. the defendant bHANGHM' China. OCL '1' The Grant Edmunds. a wealthy resident
| . ‘ {0' relmbut‘semeni. A The horse lay where he had fallen
SHIEEIMEN HAVE tom} jibe sides of the roads in n wiiidrow.f lives in Bridgeport, but it “a“ not‘ land lines were still down today. and M the Chum.“ Hm section of Brock-
, Last Billed with Victim
‘ . . it 1. understood that the money forém’” the picket fence in front of the
"l‘hc men with carts come and gather made quite clear if her home is here the only communication sith Hank“ "3‘09““? 0‘ Frank ”Truth?“ all
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‘ ,sncli cases comes out of the receipts: line.
‘the pitcd matter for carting away. Ifl m..- Vigil $2331!) aszlgelsls angina of derived from the (log licenses in megnlaht. He will be taken away later
WA" AI "IE BRIDGE the road runs along throuah a place; (Continued on Third Pane.) ,‘ '2“ ll: ' e ”5‘ ° “"“jvarioua towns of the Illte. "mi"- ‘ l ‘ (Continued on Sixth Pm.)
iwherc It Is convenient the materlaii ”W“ in” “3 var. the town; Mrs. Knapp was located on the late-
Mr. Brown stated that
Refugees from Hanltow arriving; ,
iscraped from the road lshdttmpad to‘A BILLS T '"T _ would mum. the CW 9. m. um‘Aphona shortly before press time and;
one “d. and allowed to remain. 8.“ . here today. site a somewhat differenii --
‘ . “ .. . .4 .. child. which “bitten-Outside that“. reported that her injuries consistgin‘WM"ms
Dorian” . F.“ ”a”! The mom” in ”mm m “ml I“ flnofl‘L Tm version of in. hm clash between iholcm, Iii-its. “'35... My...“ mm of iii-him merely. Sba loll! of the! . _ . ‘ ‘
. imperialists andmsbala. They state! gm 1 g A . ,, .
‘ due the road repairing of the towni A . Thachlltlm. my." . "c l n ‘ 3’33”“: manner. . .
“I'll- ‘Pwlm‘m 93 "’Wn!” that I treat deal of money will bel “in“ ””0 ”m“ '°r ”"1"“ in"! "“1 When the "Voliihlmiiall ton backl - ' ”k “ w “"3 sac and her husband were drIVlll ’ ' ‘ ‘ m kl “
. aasd‘ .nmnteni from the -trolley tracks on ‘
’l‘hrec lonely selsctmeu sitting on a they at once reicroiiaed the river to. have prune very “mm “d ”’f their on: side of l‘li‘e streeL A trolley!
,York inaudible” atlas betas bittenl
‘ssved in labor. The selectmen are are Ml" summit today by Town T“
There Is not the least dill!" it hcar came along and the search llahti
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fence, along came a trolley car lull -3Rloagponf SUNDAY 9031-, iNmWfllk u
new supply of ammunition, whereupon
lie the first collection of this tax to.
to Wu-Chana it was only to obtain a “0' , f p b t l -
m M . . a seventeen as y in: ca assas-
..Amed Wm, the we...“ gtlolleoior Robert 0. Mitchell. This l by 9' “‘3'" M- “mud
mm um me which was; renew the battle, in a nest of Junkflexperted '0 return “mm "'3' ”0m
Parochial Conditions and For.
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they departed hence. The Dnrlen so», Special features. every Sunday, of‘: ““1”“ by ”"5 legislature “"° 3“". “Th 1‘“ yrfli‘lflleddiopmu. grained, um the will ever be .gecteql‘W' “0‘ turned off. They could ”9' word Religious "0m
‘acm‘m Moss” Fm,“ and Siovciin.’ 'l‘he Norwaiks. Magazine and Comic; alto. andfrom the list of namea on the; 3:“:0' :l‘dseuandor :2. guinea the! with rabies. u the wounds of the d ostnothlng and the first thing they knew Di ".3“, . ._.
7' were supposed to mm” the mm, Nor-£80m“. W oman's Page. Latleatue'lvliu“0'1”“.a books it would appear that. - . lwore mmpuy attended to and am,“ A them had been a collision. I I0 . W.
_ telegraphic. foreign and domestic. 0... the personal tax enumerators. air! Guns of the fort and out of the rental the full treatment at the institute. . Mrs. Knapp was thrown high in the
pointed by the ssleotmen. secured thoi 0‘ lllil gunboats. '
‘-. be horse and l
i The victims treated on the account “i" landing forward 0' t »
lnamo of about every resident of the 0““ 0‘
walk selectmcn on neutral ground at 1 {-
dho White ilrldnc iii the Burton town 9'” min ’0‘" newsdeater.
line. over the lton'ayton river, yestcr-'
day. but they failed to amicnr. 'l'hc.To u‘ui GIT'
Nor-walk town fathers. Alfred Ariana.
"Till IMWILKEI
Joint Devlne and James A. Brown. till:
well as Town Engineer Charles N.’ .._....._..._.
the sovrmmsnl's torus-idol“ the my "N, 1m" norm Roael'“°“ in which she had but a momentf a?!“ 30 Odd men m do" u ‘
town who would not be exempt twmgboata was withinAu ntiarter ot‘ a tails Rlcu Clan Boole and Hi h ‘ '3. d r {before been sitting. She landed on . mens supper in the parish "’0‘" of
the tax. Those Who have served 0‘ the ”b“ laden junka. bl“ did not. ' c as o o Hher side but as far as she can tell: Trinity Church last evening. Th?"
l three or more years in the state an “"9 ll ““810 'hm- A! 'A will suffer no internal injuries. mothering 0' the men "“ I" "“3 9‘"? ‘
.“m or who have "gamma.“ ‘0'" The nowcoaiera any that the rebelsu"“.“°‘n IE. i The horse with one bound clear-adipose of acquaintlng them with paro-
‘ _.. > EDBld or volunteer lire dgv‘rment' IN‘ fofllfyiag ”l9 hull Ill ”10 “If 0ft .a‘ “I."En PAvi M" Knapp ly|ng proatpmte OD thohchlal conditions End of pine!!!“ heron
VIVoorll. were unite distipminicil. to “It"; An additional honor is to be given for an equal length of time are u- the "W'YN‘K 3W“ WON“- ' lground. That he did not. atop on her.m°m some off)” 5”“ option-tuition
'“ east, lwten after “mm“ f"""“;.lumes A. Farrell. now head of thelcmpt as they were under the former; “"9 British WVWO hoata "”"W .is considered remarkable. i'hm‘ the Men! Forward Movement
two hours and a half for ”‘0 “we“! liniied States Steel corporation. and commutation and poll taxes, which? '0‘“? from Weiilai-Wel and '0‘" “1” NEW HAVEN. 0N. 2|.—-The Timon; Mrs. Knapp claims that it was clear t “9’“thth were possible to the men
W?!" the latter did not kw" ”‘9 “"‘l whose career from "bottom up" began place the personal tax takes. ““6 torpedo ““3” came from “'0' . header is In receipt of a dispatch . ly not their fault because of the fact ; of the church. '
lmltmnem' Ann a win. drawer at the wire mill in The bills should he paid before 00- 3““3- 'from indianapolitl. lnd.. where “‘9. "1‘“ ”'9? ""0 on “1°" 0"“ “‘19 0“ After a most delightful supper,which
The meeting “"3 '0 "M“ ”9"" for. Fair l-iarcn. President Farrell is to
the purpose of deciding its to the locu-
iion of the new bridge and about the
other necessary details in connoctloltl
with the work. The ltarlcn selectmcn!
came to Norwalli a short time also and!
made the apoptntmont to nteot the:
rim-walk hoard on the lirlilite bite at:
lit Ari-lock yesterday ornlng. ;
'l‘iii- local detonation walled ovorl
‘ililtil'lll cars. Mr. Avlaon and the othfi
we soon became hungry. Ail it .iipW
proached dinner time. it trolley came
along and the disgusted quarintto
boarder] tlte car and returned to Nor»
walk.
Mr. Aviaon stated ycaierday alter-
iioon that the Norwalk selectmen will
probably await the action of the Da~
rich hoard now. bnforc doing anytliinit
about the affair.
slut Postponed
res room nus
I
"ii’viil‘iianuariua, on. 2l.-~»’l‘ho
fourth game between the Philadelphia
Aihletica and the New York titanic
for the baseball championahlp oi the
world. which was scheduled to he
played here last. Wednesday. was pust-
Donod today nor the fourth lion» and
under the ruler: will be played on
Mundnymr the first clear day.
llaln loll heaviarioduy than at any
time since the present wet weather
not in last Tuesday night.
timpim Klein. Councils: and.“
neon, under lmtrtibildlll {font “in NM
llininl (tommiaalon. firm to airline
or
Park at 7:30 o‘clock till! moraine; £0 ,
malts an early decision. so that no
nounosmcni could be made in New
York and other eastern cities within
dotted with towns mailing the mat
l have his name immortalized in the ga-i
.zotioorn and the postal guides and:
imaslblc on the railroad timetables.
Dispatches from Sharon. Penn. told
of a vote by the city fathers of South
t-lharon. a i'lly where some $15,000.0u0
of the capital of the United States
Steel corporation is invealed. in
name of the town to "Fanreil." in hon-
or of "to new prcaidont of the United
States Steel corporation. The name
was chosen, it is said. out of M oi-i
fercd In the voting. Penuaylraula is
but, both in the steel and the oil has
lness. though there is no Rockefeller
among them. onto. too. has a number
of cities so named. tiary. ind. Is
the biggest as well as the most rapidly
developed of all. There is at Carnegie.
Penn. and also a Frlclt.
Mr. li‘itrrell la wall-known as a real-
doni at Hickory Bluff.
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SPECIALS AHAYEG‘ I“:
Lens of spring lamb. 12 Ho.
Foreuusrtsr lamb. tic. lb.
spring lamb chops, tic lb.
Elniatl lean fresh hamii,_tdc.
Loin of pork roast, lilo.
n to. pally pure lard. 60c.
New corned pork. tic. .
titans made or iinit animals. Ho.
Prints rib res-ti 18149. '
been pot roast, 10s.
hound steak. is: lb.
Blrlninateait, lilo lb.
choice satire touts. lac.
battles limiters. tile lb.
“announcement. 20c.
'13!le fancy'dolery. tic root.
' ' Boston head lettuce, no head.
easy reach of 9311mm!" ’3‘ , ‘
‘ aim agreed ham ' m
. on that than
or .
Wot , mild?» grapefruit. 10c each.
arm cram elite.
uranbsrrias, moot.
P
coinhcr lat, llill. Is the collector de-
siroa to close the books at that time.
0N TRIP AROUND WORLD.
Harold Wstharwax Starts On Leno. ln- ‘
tamtlng Journey.
The native newspaper: state that . convention of the Eastern Association : the road. by a [nod margin.
after the retreat of the imperialists at l of Railroad Conductor‘ “d Brother-f
Hanltorr. 1.000 surrendered and Illblbi hood of mum“ Trainmen 1. hotel
silently lolned the revolutionary conic. . held. saying that Increased waseator:
This has not been confirmed.
locally. sympathy is generally with.
76.000 members of these two ornat-
aatioaa will probably be salted. [i is
:the revolutionlsts. but the msrchantsjumn’d that the conductors and.
Word lilo been received from Eu-llre appalled at the prospect of a lossitrainman on eastern roads recon-oi
gene 1.. Wetherwait. of Newark. bl. .l.,l continued strands and the lnevitablel from I: to 15 p..- coat. I... "‘"A .
formerly of Norratir and form or ”w“ } Interruption l0 1,."me Many Armani,” employea on wontern roads. .Mcumaiancea. A doe and lawn camei't‘rinity Church. and showed plainly
littendenl of the Norwaih Methodist?
Sunday school. to the effect that blal
son. Harold E. Woiherwu, who also
resided here at. one time. is again to
taint a trip around tits world. {It will
b. remembered that last year the
youna man took this same trip.
Harold left New York city today at
d a. m. on the steamship Cleveland. or
the Clark's tours. and will gothrourll
the Mediterranean Sea. fines (lanai. to
Bombay. Columbu. Calcutta. slnaapors.‘
Japan and Honolulu. From here the:
ship will crops the ocean to Ban Fran-l
clsco. reaching there probably by Feb.
i‘hary lat, 1012. .
The ship will then learn on the re
turn trip over the same route. arriv-
ing in New York city according to
acheduleon May 17. 1912. Mt. Weill
erwax will celebrate a notable even
in his life while on shipboard. Mann
inn his ntalorltyon the high ml! bill
the coast of Japan.
Mr. Wetherwnx promises to ramm-
ber all his Norwalh friends with poo
tal cards from the various dinning
places along iii. trip. mommy-Nor-
walk irlondii wish him s'plaaaanrt'rip.
mmwwfimflu
~IRIAD KOINT“WANTCD.
A widogiildh than wanted. to or.
agency for thigh grails «broad in
Namath and death Norwslit. Amie
that has. a horse and wagon and who
can furnish tint) cash security. This“
is a good bpportunlty tor the right
man. Ester Mt. Vernon Battery, Oak“
‘ havathe power to appoint tlis'lall phy-
maximal of the appointment at Dr.
and Well It!” hit. Vmwgg in.
are on the verse of bankruptcy. ;
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HEAIIII 0| Mil.
Pillfllllll "In“
Monday morning before Judge
Howard J. Curtis. in the superior;
court. the matter of appointing al
physician for the county iail will be
thrashed out. Both abet-lit William
Vollmsr and the county commission-
sra claim that under the statute! Alb?
alciau.
Tbs matrovway between the par»
ties dates back to last July whsnj
ilherlff Vollmer appointed his solo?
Altr. John William Voliinar physician?
at the tail. For some years im-
vions Dr. C. Unanimbaalu had been
acting; as physician and when the
commissioners learned of the so
polatrnsnt they concluded that the
sheriff did not have the potter to up.
point: . i ’
The matter was taken haters Judge
Joel H.- lteod and be revoked his
Vollmar without prejudice to either
aide. Since that time Dr. habits
has, been giving medical aid to the
prisoners at the» doll.
' W a“ a " .,
auras Hill! NIGHT Oil DAY.
new. at livery prices. Tait ”Advil.
a
it Is believed that a special conven-
tion will be called for the purpose
of formulating demands to be present-
ed to the heads of the eastern roads.
III. TIMI“.
Ill“ fill lllVOIllE
lNDlANAAPom. tad» Oct. It.-—-|irs.
Booth Whitman. wife of the nova-
list and playwright. today sled suit
for divorce in the superior court of
this. sonaty. as. charges the defend
sat with enmity and sells for the cus-
tody of their nseyoaraoid' child.
me
DAMOI A MIMI“.
Despite the fact that there were a
another of pntortaioments going on
last cronies. the dance oi the Silent
i-lla. an organisation mostly formed by
sin young ladies in ilorwail. was a
moose. it waavthatr ilrst dance. but
they promise that more ‘lirlll be halo.
area‘s phonemes tarnished music and
the A. 0. filial). in Wall street. was
attractively dadorataddbr the occasion.
ups. we. again are aviation-us
Wtflfl‘lflr“ tar-rashes.
ma. Gnarls: lithium Ina. anemic
slittidiliphndf " ‘7 " up
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GAME WAROIN'S ACTIVITY.
{Two Dear Found Dead—New Canaan
Hunters Fined.
.boen found dead under peculiar cir-
»into the yard of Henry Avery atl
Greens Farms. and becoming friabl-
‘oned. the fawn plunged into a heavy
wire fence. and becoming entanlled
died from wounds received in the
air-nuts.
A dos and fawn was seen on Sunday
the do. was. found dead in an alder
thicket. lamtilatlon showed that a
moat unuaual thing had happened. the
deer had lumped a wire fence and
caught on the tow wire and pinned
forward and tell among the alder
stubs. and one of the stubs had enter-
ed her mouth and thrust down her
throat. severing her windows. and she
must have died almost instantly. as
thud was no signs of a atruuia. When
the hide was taken of! it was’ found
that the door had been previously in-
iurad. which probably accounts for
her tailing over the fence.
Antonia Kelley paid Quill in Jute
tins hairless court. at New Canaan. for
shooting gray squirrels tn the borough
limits. and banana should remember
that no Iqatmla can lib shot in any
city or borough limit.
Another hunter.
blow Canaan court. this track for late
to; his unseen-and bandit; without
a license. in!“ as iit‘tid‘ was that
l‘lia assured come Width. .
last at lion: Hill. and the next day'
oioviihi Vioolai, ,
pile“ up to the tune of over tilt) in the-
iwas servled by some ladies of the
church. the men listened to several
addresses.
l The Rev. MacKenaie. rector of Holy
:Trinlty Church. gave a moat atlrrinl
jaddresa on "The Opportunity and
{Privilege of Personal Work." The rso~
ling the Flor-wand Movement methods“?
how much benefit could be derived by
inaugurating the work. _
Mr. Frederick Field. a vestrymu.
took as his theme the responsibility of
each man to do his share in the no“
and dlscuaslou and resolved that the
”Movement" be immediately start
made. every man in the pariah w
to any way associated with the Mil
is to be called upon. and his mum
bility placed clearly beiorafihim.
who attended went home feeling that
a new spirit. had entered Into the '
of the men of Trinity. «and that ‘
than of Trinity were join; to allow Alli
their fellow-men thot they were“
followers of the Master and that w
St. Andrew of old. were goingrost
tiring hi it brother to onloy~0hrlll at
him. . . ‘
--A assault. MIITthI.
A special meeting. of
Tim Conmea’liohaldhureho! ’
Norwallt' is hereby ballad“
iii the Sunday aohooiroom. o All,
day avanlnu. Oct. semi. at} at 1W.
The Pulpit Committee will ,
report which trill include” a“ ‘
dation that the church extend
to the Rev. Joint ilisptstori, of a
in. ‘N. Y.. to become its was:
to take such nation on thin, '
recommendation or-aliail‘ ‘
Caadtotraassoiatiy‘ tbor
ram r to ,om_ bolero
work. All the men entered into a’ nib-i V
A house to house canvass ll‘ to ll.
During the ham week two deer have A tor spoke on the possibilities of adapt- '
A.
Norwalk Chronicler