Clean, 3......
at, with no
Clean, dry
smoke or
or and with
”shah“ or soot-—
that to w tyou get with
a Perfection Smokeless
Oil Heater.
EREEC‘I‘IO
assortme-
The Perfection is the most reli-
able and convenient heating device
you can find. It Is always ready
or use. There are no pipes or
flues or wires to bother you. You
can pick it up and take It wherever
extra warmth Is wanted.
Every mechanical improvement that
experience could so gest was already
embodied in the erfection Heater.
This year we have tried to add to its
up stance. The drums are finished
eit er in turquoise-blue enamel or plain
steel. as you prefer; nickel trimmings;
as ornamental as it is indispensable to
comfort.
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, and are notv stopping with the bride's
CHIEF.
Supporters of Messrs. Montgomery
and Ryan Discussing Their
Qualifications, .
lu but one day and a few hours the
new head of the Norwalk lI‘ire Depart-
ment will be chosen. The election
coming tomorrow night is making the
candidates and «their supporters hirs-
tle. Although several candidates
, have been boomed and reported In the
Mr. and Mrsi George Mlddlebrooks
have returned from tlIelII"'honeyImoon
{,lIeId. there are but We at present hold-
ing the fort.
These. are Chester J. Ryan and
George Ill. Montgomery, both capable
men with large followings. The two
factions are fighting tooth and nail to
put their man through, but the fight is
ircod natured and good feeling seems
. ,to prevail oven in the very face of
Supoilntondeuf WIlic of the Youngl. ““0 battle.
\ien'a Club intends to llltH‘ anotherj 0“ “"3 ilghtoia ”‘0 01"”le 01' “10
(‘liiisinias so: hit in the Incline IooIIII two men 9‘0 all ”9 8’00“ ”WI it. 15 hard-
of the club lll the near future. As here ill WON“ while ("30"“an the 001111
tofoI'tI theri‘I will be It Christmas tI'tIcIone 0’ the. allong Issues "t ‘Biflkll
milk It present for all the Xllt‘lllbem' “"hl‘h '5 being “39“ '0 help 'tir. RN“
an enteitalnmrnt and dancing 'l‘IIe‘I ‘5 m“ “I” ”N” h" ‘5 1‘“ 0X09” 01011.!
I'neiubeis are loctltinI fi)l"'\\{il(l to uwIclectrltal “"9" TM“ Will i)" 01’ ll"
li‘IW‘l" with,ho little "“10““an !Villtlil.lll4‘ assistance to the depart-
__‘___ i Intuit, llllI’ll‘lR‘”a chit-f enginter ’Wlit; IIII-.
The dancing class of the Young; dci'stuuds the fire alarm system from
Men's Club has appointed a commit-3 A to 7.. one who could repair it it the
tee to give a dance in Raymond's llalllf‘flfle required and one who could see
parents.
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 1'}. Horton, who
were married on Thanksgiving Diiy.
have returned from their wedding tt'lp
to Washington, and are now residing
in Pine cottage, corner 0! Railroad
avenue. and Park street.
A special automatic device absolutely, r:reveats
smoking. All parts easily cleaned. CalionJont ,
lasts time hours. Cool handl le' damper top.
Dealers everywhere; or write for descriptive circular to
Standard Oil Company .
an! uneasy ellhe
( incorporated l
.1“, .. , 1
. - .. ,, ... ..I» . . ... ‘II
ial Engagement of the Im-
(CnSe New York Farce Com-
edy Sticcess, with America's
Clevcrest Comedienne
MARGUERITE HATCH
and Company
Splendidly Supported by. an Ex-
«silent Cast of Players, In
5.04 an about .I hold- -up.
.1041 another Pollock and relieved him
l-lOYT'S THEATER.
An entire new hIli opens at. l-ioyt's
"Tlioater. this afternoon. and thcI man
' agonient pIoinisos that It II'III he a
good one lI‘.Ior_Ihody Is talking about}
the good hills, and the stupendous ur-
In) of star attinctloua IIl'IItlI (4I'-.Ituln
.i,I must phase \iuignret lintth &
'(Touipany. splendidly supported in un-1
cx'cellent companI, appear in Amen
lens cleIeIest. farce comedy “The:
\lllau' of 0-1" Spottntors are as "-ltl '
3 ( rauhorry sauce. teiorI'
jfllltl (IIIITI‘II.
l
some time before. Christmas. The
committee is arranging for IIII elaho
rate affair, and a good out-ot'Itown 01' i
chrstrn will he changed. The. com-
mittee consists of ll. H. Kceler. A. lI.;
lleynioud and James Thomas.
Andicw ‘iItIlth \‘. ho in II Pollock not-E
withstanding Iii-a lliilllt' pas hefotc'
.lus-tlt (I in S, Ilnwiess \ionday cI (511102.:
‘.IIIth assault ;
of about :50 III cosh. lie denied the
ch1'IIgt- and IIlIen arrested about 850
II ill-'1 found on hlu person. People who;
know 'Smith said he llt'l’Oi‘ was known
to have that much money before. The?
evidence brought out. the fact. that;
Smith approached his prey from the:
rear, grappled with and strangled the
-,man finally beat him on the head with
II club. The case has adjourned until
Grand .luror W l. Brani‘ could secure
further evidence. .
of the
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Congregational ;
The. mt‘il
‘(Thui'ch distinzitlshod ttuIItIsclvos Muir
Your evening in a manner that will he
l'(‘llli‘|llllt‘l‘ ml with lohhldt‘l‘llitltt pious
1150‘“? some it no to route; The pro
.lt.ll‘t‘ll, siIIIod and made good a (lilt‘k'v
on dinnr: II III) all the ll\lll' II, Inc- luditi"
creamed and
blond plt' kit- as oak.-
.\t oat'lt ("Hutu “0H a rain
nation tIoIIionuI-Ir, and in this portion '
laI ""millt .I=_I lllt“. “mi IlIrI praise of all.:
potato salad I'm that
You’ll laugh till you cry at this cd that th '0) “ill laugh until tlIIII 4'4) Q“? “(l-Ill} 0‘ lililpb- “I" supper W‘H‘
‘IISc'reamingly Funny Farce.
The New York Hippodrome’ 5 Re-
t Hit
MLLE. MARTHA"
orld‘s Greatest Lady Gym-
’ t, in Startling Exploits be-
yend belief. No greater Female
Athlete on Earth.
The Sprightly and Winning Fav-
_- orites
‘ ADA JERMON and
.:"_MILDRED WALKER
prices, Comic Song Sallies and
Dainty Dances
The Barrel Bumpers
' ROBINSON & LA FEVRE
"Fearless, Funny Antics with
.Barrels, and Acrobats Extraor-
. .dinary.
, ,Stéllar Extravaganzists
‘ BELLE MASON and
. BILLY PEARSE
1 Tunefui Topicalities, Character
Songs and Wit.
.1‘11E HOYTSCOPE—No dark-
"rinse, no eye strain. Showing
Pictures.
‘ W..._....
1'. Phone 1648
ALHAMBRA THEATRE, Stamford
'-‘»“_LEWIS J. CODY STOCK CO. -
WEEK DEC. 11—Arnold Daly'e Suc-
‘ "REGENERATION, " the Great
‘i‘hlef Play.
NE351' WEEK—Alexander
Idaeterpieee, "CAMILLE. "
Dumas’
ME TO suppness WHITE
SLAVE TRAFFIC.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14—A national
. regisiratlon scheme has been Inaugu-
" ratéd by the Department of Justice as
altI'Iald to Ithe suppression of the
slave" trail'lc. Agents of the
out already have been at 'work
plan in this city and Richmond
‘I'Ifolk, Va., and It is expected
eywlll be kept at. theotask un-
’ city in the country has been
I .
idea is to have each woman
.ln a questionable resent till In a
‘3 form answering a long series
in tracing her from place to
Other blanks are provided to
in, when a Woman leaves a re
Charming in Coquettish Ca-‘
always the Newest and Best'
oItII' this 4141.! Millie. \lIIItIIu the New
il‘ork Hippodrome recent hit. will he‘
soon in st'lutliug exploits; Ada .'-lol i
.mlin and Mildred Witlltt‘l', ilIL‘ ji'wvlu.’
of jalllty are in songs and dainty (ll—lit)
(2.458: Robinson and lo FeI'Ic, the tear-
less funny acrobuts do antics ulth
barrels and other apparatus; llellc
i.\ltII:0II and Billy l’ioico, III t'liitrurtv'r
nouns and wit, thtI motion pitiures
IIlth no darkness and no me an .',Iin
cumplcto the flue hill.
M.___...W_._
ASTUDY iN EGGS.
“-I.“ i
After All Her Planning the Housewife.
Used the Wrong Ones.
i
i
No mutter how you look at this sub'
jcct “eggs is cggs' Just the same.
‘C’ouncllmnn and Highway Commission ‘
'Nelson “I. Benedict, the Norwnlki
hiitcher, Is name of this fact new, but
yesterday was somewhat in doubt.
A customer called for one dozen
eggs. Half of this dozen, six to be
exact, she wished to be case eggs.
The other six she wanted to be coun-
try eggs. ’Dhe order some over' the
telephone and Mr. Benedict was in-
structed to send her the eggs marked
.thnt she might tell the country from
the case. . ,
Because "eggs Is eggs" this custom-
er had no way of knowing which were
case and which country eggs unless
they were. marked. or course the
butcher knew them apart for the case
{he purchased, while the country eggs
he secured at his home Country eggs
ito the merchant are always known as
fresh eggs, so thinking Mrs, Sonud- So
lwould figure likewise Mr, Benedict
merely marked one hair the dozen
eggs with a neat “C. "
3 Mrs. 80- and— So had her cake in the
oven and it dawned upon her that
perhaps the eggs might have been
marked “C" for case eggs. She hur~
ried to the telephone, though it was
too late to change since she had used
te marked ones (for her cake, and to
her surprise she found that Mr. Bene-
dict had marked the “C" an the six
case eggs.
And. this is why Mr. Benedict Is ful-
ly aware that. “eggs in eggs."
Q 'tis sweet . when friends come
borne again .Jasliakespeare. '
ilflllllliEl WHO ARE SIBKLY
Mothers who vslu. their own comfort and the
welfare of their children should never be without a
box of Mother Gray's west Powders for Children.
tars il‘”“il‘.°.“lr‘l.‘°.':‘8:itu§l‘lin ......i:
o s e eve e s n s
Disordersdlendaehuaudstoinsch 'I‘Uroubles'. Ubsed
Iatate Racers immediately promised
.; 211119369 mm newness ”Emmi
All
spheroidal.“ resin is that
01.21.13'
Alon B. Olmstedda
' to print new ballots.
mod it II as dul‘t ions and it is. too bad
that own; rec lili'lll of New Canaan
couldn't limo. .II ‘ll lll’llil chol Charles
R. lll'lli‘t‘ll l on he managed tho Ills .
posiil a; ti ottnhlo I'dihlosfln tlirI
leuliinirIi ll girl” lio \1'831‘1éllll lll
home nud'hlu use and P. 44cc (5‘ man
not its he directed the corps of wait
I. IIIIIkul' ll‘ The in :IIl chof
and his stall nll IIoI'o IIII. lilltilCIl uIII
{aims of II bite and Ilium nature of
famous testtiuionts like Delmontco's,
Slicrry‘s, Muslin‘s, etc, were printcd'l
("‘3‘ “ill?
‘lII largo lilil‘l‘tl on the Will“ mine of
their tints Rev W S Stownit gave
thanks and ronslderablI mm 100 per»
Eplccnjoyed the feast. her. ..I ilonuru
Hoyt presided I‘m the entertaininuet
and. lutrodnwd (Ilia it's it Tuganrt, of,
Hialnc who was secured thiough the;
Foster l.IctIuIII llurcnu, of New York.’
hi«1.Taugart has been born before, and
his appearance “as greeted with uni
planse. lie entoitainrd with tlitI piano}
and violin and recited and gate sever
al Impersonations His work as a‘
ventrlloqulsi was perfect and he suc-
ceeded in amusing the audience for
about an hour and II half. Those that
were !oI'tIInate enough to be present ‘
are anticipating the next supper and
entertainment with great pleasure.
The following gentlemen acted as
waiters. and each one had his table
well suplied and decorated with sul
iragette signs: B. ,H. Mead. H. H.
Mead. W. F. Smith. Theodore Law-
rence, James Rae. George, E. Kellogg.
Lewis C, Ruscoe, Frank Shiites, Edwin
Hoyt, Dr. Thomas Tunney and Nelson
E. Siillman. '
...—«....
CURED IN HIS OWN HOME TOWN.
NORWICH, CONN. ILouis Frazier.
4 Market St., tells the way for hisfel~
low townsmen to be cured of kidney
and bladder ailments as he himselt
was cured. “i have been subject to
backaches due to kidney trouble for a
long time. Hearing of Foley Kidney
Pills I began taking them. and they
gave me relief at once. I can recozrr
mend them to anyone, both as a great
cure, and a sure preventative of kid-
ney trouble.
and W. T. Wigmore Co.
‘0
secneraav ,or' our: ROGERS
uue'r Paipr new Maureen
.aqutors.
MERIDEN, Dec. 14.-—~Sainple ballots
received yesterday, for next Tuesday's
election contained printed directions
cflnIfirmatory with the 1909 law, in-
stead of 1911 law. When his atten-
tion was called to this, Secretary of
édate Ryan has as an advantage
;slstam. loseun Kenoflr, out of the run.
jhim all that lies within their powor.
'8: 30):. 9: BOX. 11:003. 1‘ " :00x.
The Bridge Pharmacy"
that at. the end of the year there in
‘qut-‘tiilfln about the condition of the
system. This Is It quality that Candl-
over
his opponent.
Mr, llyan Is also young popular and
a man fitted to lend and direct Inch. 1
lie has the. tlmtI to attend to tho of
lice of chief enginter and his chances
seem good He will be nominated byi
a prominent member of the donut
mtInI
Candidate Montgomery is in line for
the position. being at. present second
assistant engineer. with the first att-
nlng on his own Innis-menu l-Ie'ls a
veteran fire fighter and has a throng
of supporters who will work religious
iv to (alert him on tomororw evening.
Mr, Montgomery is quite (onfldent
that his candidacy will result to vice
tor) and his many friends 'will assist
'i‘htI tight this your is stronger than
has been waited in some tlIIIo.'aIt.lIcugh
it, In more friendly than previous cou-
tests have born. Much interest is be»
lug taken in theI nil‘uir by every Illt'lll-
her of the deimrimcnt.
when t think that piles can ‘t be cur
mi Thousands of obstinate cases havr
001 II (”tiled ll\' Dunn‘s Ointment. 50
cents at any dill“. store
PRESDIENT TAF'l' WRTED DYNA-
MITE lNVESTlOATlON.
1.08 ANGELES, Oak, Dec, lit-w-
l'I'I-sidont Tait personally Illilliltcii the
government's prevent Investigation
_lIotlI hero and ill lIIIlinuulmils into
the (hilllllllilll' I conspimt v in, which
the \it' Namath bro thus flatllt‘é 'i‘hc
pr.mII lent, “lion Illi- .vlitltsId lint Ange
Ins on Dct.18 was Ippl’iW bystluut
l."'4IIIIt'I. then assistant of District At
torncy .iolin l). l-‘rcdoricks. of the
airline case built up by Illt.‘ lnttor
attains! the .\i<'.\'uIiI:Iru.~4 '
Without oplal as or harmful d1 ngs of
:'III,I kind l-"‘0lo,I s Honey and 'I'III' ILom-
pouud stops coutzhs and cures colds.
Do not accept any substitute. 'l‘luI
Bridge Pharmacy and w. T. ngmoro
Co. ‘"
N i. ii. i. Iii. R. i. llfitllilli
In Effect Oct. 1,1911.
SOUTH NORWALK 1'0 NEW YORK.
M ”$12218x. 52093:. 5141:. "I: 09. 11:51
7:20): 7:4035. a: llx. 8:51): 9158, 9:37.
10:204. 10: 453:. ll: 83):.
P. M. -:-l2 Six. 1:05. 123k While. 8
Wash. Esta; goes to liirrlctn River). 2' 4"}:
3:27. Iizlllx. :‘I. '80. 5:584:il,(i:o1:.'. 1:18:
7. 52:1, 9: 40:. 10: 15.
Sundays.
A. M:.-l2 48x. 5: Mix, 5' “It, 8: 5-1. 10 309,
l‘. Ill. "—12: Mir. 2: 34):. 2: 49): 5: 35. 5: 60);.
7. 00x. 7:2.1 7: 52:. s: 21:, 9: itix, 1012s
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
M.—-—4 :It.45 5:,40 6:45. mm. 8: 0.39
8: 5,58, 9:15x, 10:028. 10: 015, 11' 004:. 11.: 03.
M. :08 It. 1:10. 1:50x, .l: 001:, 2: 57,
E80; 3: 551x.
42:9 4212):, 6:05x 511.6 6: 208.
$01)} '6: 03, 8' 00st. 8. 03:, 9‘ 30. ll. 00x, 11:80.
Sundays.
M. "6: 200‘ 8: 26x. 9: 08):. 10: 02!, II: nix
l’.M.-12—~ 5: 02\. 5:04. 6:01x. 7:28,
...——
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. R1~2313V.1217X.1'5?X. 6:09. 7'93,
9: 13x. 10'. 2121):. )1: “X. 11:47
M. ~1210 TX. 1.20, 3: UK. 3: 91):. 4: 20.
5:112x. 0; 163:, 6'. 47. 7: 10):. 9‘ 09x. 9' 18):,
“To Bridgeport, Saturdays orgy—8: 05 p. to.
Sun aye.
A.M.-I2:12x. 1:1 It. izsrx. 7:.43 9.42.
I0:10x 11:1
5.1——2"2:108Ii. 6:10x. 6:46. 7:10x. 8:43x.
10:07:. .
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.~s: 00. 7 23.38:00,8113.10:08,11:50
..M --3 Illicit. .3
Sundays.
A. M.--—7: 56, II; 55
P. MI—iii 00. 7:3935.
SOUTH NORWALK 1'0 DANBURY.
8: 199.8 M.—-l :20 (daily except Mondays).
P M‘ “125, 4: in. a: 21:. s: 20, 7:18.
Sun ndaye.
A.M.-—9215,1000x.
P. M. -—:.216 7:16.
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NEW YORK TO BOSTON.
IStopplng at New Haven, New London
' and Providence.
Leave South Nor-walk.
M.~12:19x, 1: 17x. 9: 09. 9:13!. 10: 98:.
1limit—tutors; ":1‘ 80. 8.11:, sI 17:, n 14:.
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1:119. \
It is Pure
It Is Not
It is AnE
Eleaant.
. 'Time’ 3 Flight Turned Backward ”
SAGE AND SULPHUR.
Made Her Look Twenty Years Younger
Preserve Your Youth and Beauty by Using
sAGEIIDSULPHUR
HAIR REMEDY
Safe And Reliable
Sticky. (11h; OrhEretgy I ’
e res nit ress n .
Makes The Hair Soft And Glossy g
It ltguickly Removes Dandruit
READ MRS. HERRICK’S SWDRN STATEMENT
Starr. or New York
COUNTY or Mouser: i“
Nancy A. Herrick, being duly sworn, deposcs and says: When
I was a girl, I had ahead of lieavy,'long, dark brown hair IIlIit'lI
was the envy of my schoolmates, and which attracted the atten-
tion and remarks 'of strangers. As i grew illlll'l', my hair emu-
mcnccd to come out, inst a little at first, but gradually more and
more, and then began to turn gray. I was induced by llli' uumy
good reports I had heard of \‘l’IetlI’s Sage and Sulphur linir
Remedy to try a bottle .\II hair was quite thin and gr :Iy \lllt‘ll
1 brush using Sage and Sulphur, and you can imagine an sutiu
{action when i found that it was fast coming back to its IIzItuI.Il
condition, being thicker, darker and more glossy than it had lli‘il'l
for a long time. I continued to use Sage and Sulphur, and my
hair is now as heavy, dark and smooth as when I was a girl of
sixteen. It 15 new four )(ai‘S since i crIunnc'ntt-d using Sage and
Sulphur, and my hair It: still In splendid condition.
Recursrra, N. Y.
Jews“ to Arlyn-nutty“
III). rm
1R“? #743,454“)
[Valery Mk. r
estates Faded And Grey Hair To Natural Colo
it _Stope Hair Falling And Makes The Hair Grow 1'
(y
It Will Make You Look Years" Younger
PRICE
506. and 91
A BOTTLE
, WYE'I'II
CHEMICAL
C 0 M P A N Y
‘ 74 Corflsndt Si.
NEW YORK, N. Y.
AT ALL DRUGGISTS
It Your Dreams! Does Not Keep It.
Send Us The Pelee In alanine. And
We Will Send You A Large Bottle.
Expreu Prep-Id.
5'
F00 8ALE Mill RECOMMENDED Bl THE STILLSOII- POWEll. GOBPDRATIDII
"I
L0 V E R’S _
“The Place"
Men’s Xmas
SLIPPER'S
50c to $2
Ladies’ Fir Felt
. Slippers
BLACK, RED, BROWN. ‘
GREEN, SMOKE, DRAB
$1. 25
SHOES
2991's
ARCTIGS ~
GIFTS FOR ALL THE
FAMILY
\
'1
TWO sroass
Norwalk South Norwalk
CityNa'tionalBank
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH BOUND
BANKING ,
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes 88 and 85 per year
eowm H. MATHEWBON. III-u.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd v4»
. pr. .
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Mom
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian awaits rm..n.a wan
smart Citations ,i-IiOWIi'. it. HitrIIit'tt
I Illenry Look m
' cognition of the occasion theie
MISSIOII 8. Oak
Plate Racks
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PICTURES ........... 49c to 89¢
YOUR CHOICE OF NATIONAL OR BISSELL SWEEPER,
regularly $2. 50, at .................................... $1. 98
BIRD CAGES ........... ... ........................ 65c to $5 50
TOYS OF ALL KINDS .............................. to to $10
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSEFURNISHER
~COLCHESTER THE FIRST.
STATE. ROAD TO BE OPENED.
GREENWICH. Dec. H.—-(lrecnwit'lt
Statements Concerning Tuberculosis is to have as its Christmas present the
Among TOWN Paupers. _ opening of the state road from Cos
Worse 1- Allen, clerk 01' ”19 “WEI“ Cob to Stamford, which has been clos-
culosls commission. received Tursdav ed to public traffic I‘m a year, accmd-
from the first selectman of Colchester lug to an announcement made here
a sworn statement signed by Dr. J.
Mathew Klein. the town health officer. James H. )lacdonald. The road is now
certifying that there are no inmates pmcueapy completed. although it is
of the town almshouse suffering from probable that a few finishing touches
tuberculosis. .
There, was a law passed at the last missioner said the town should feel
I
.. 3835b" 0' the general assembly, “9' like a small boy who had been given a.
qulring the 95096“ 10W“ official. 0“ ticket. to the show, as the road had not.
0" before June 30 and December 30 In cost the town a cent and was one of
99"” 3'9”. ‘0 certify 0“ 03th whether the best constrnctéd. Commissioner
or not there are persons in town alms— Macdonald came to Gieenwlch yestpr.
houses “39““! from tuberculosis. day in companx with i. ll. \icEerI, of
Mr. Allen sent printed copies of this Bridgeport and R E Donuelly. also
law to the oflici‘als In the 108 towns of Bridgeport, to look 0" or the layout
of the state and to the county mm of the approaches to the Byram
mlssioners. Colchester is the first Bridge. New York is (Honstructing new
bercnlosis commission. str'uctute and Connecticut has been
M ‘ asked to do the same on this side
NOAH PORTER’s ANNIVERSARY. ,
NEW‘HAIVEN, Dec. 14.-——The one
hun edth anniversary of the birth
of D .
_______.__..__.__
UPRISIING IN CHINA.
Rev; Mr. Maplesden. who is serving
seravnce at that institution - today. next Sunday's evening service on the
The morning services at the college Uprising in China. Mr. Maplesden has
chapel were conducted by President. spent the greater part of his'life in
placed on exhibitiomin the university mlssloneiy endeavor.
tor. church on Sunday evening.
It sometimes happens that. a. man
an and rain just as hard.
go Meredith.
l
IesIIerilay by Highway Commissioner'
may be made next spring. The com.- -.
town to send In its report to the III- approaches on the Vow York state ‘
Noah Porter, eleventh presld- as acting pastor of the South Norwalk ‘ ,
ent of Yale, was given appropriate ob- Baptist Church, is to give a lecture at. '
Hadley and were arranged with refer- mission fields and being a most force _
once to the day, while as a further to in! speaker, enables him to deliver a. .1
was I'erv instinctive lecture on subjects of “
Those who
library as a memorial a full collection heard his recent lecture on India will
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