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3 the conscience of the ii
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3 socIety to which they :.
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ESTABLISHED 187°
IINANIIIPRS
RAP RES RV
BARK SSH
2,000 Financlers‘ In Session at
Boston Try to Howl Dowanor-
mer Cong, Who Defends Mea-
sure
RIII IHPRP WIIH SHARP
VIRVVSIAIIRR RP RIII
Control of Currency Should Be
With Bankers Instead of Coun-
try, Cry Hundreds ai Question
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BOSTON, Oct. [L—TJ'IIe bankers oi.’
the United States again yesterday tie-
"Iill't‘ti their opposition to the proposed
federal reserve plan of reform in the
currency and banking system.
‘With only one dissenting voice on
the. final vote, more than 2.0Ilii'bank-
era from all sections of the countrv}
gathered III IIIII IIIISI IIII-‘IIS SC‘SIO“ ”II jpertics lt)llilOII(.‘(i by the road, as do
the annual convention of the Amer-II maudcd in a 1.0m”. made bv the lnI
can liankers‘ Association, ratified tht ‘ terslate commerce commission
action of the (‘lticago conl‘ercnteoti Separate Staffs.
bankers in demanding amtndments WM efforts in this connection have
to the federal reserve act, now pLud- resulted in the formation
inn in Countess.
lntorod It tho Couch Not-nit. rootvolloo
:- Second Glu- lam:
HIRH RIIERREE
IRI RSV
VIIW SRVRHI
Officials Begin Work of Entire
Reorganization ofICompany and
All Its Properties as Demand-
ed by Interstate Commerce
Commission
VIIII MEAN RIRIIRIIRR
VP RVAII’S EXPRESSES
Trolley Systems of New England
that Are Controlled by Road
Will Be Investigated
NICW YORK. October
('alne known today
a .
Vlt be-
llartl‘oril railrod have begun work
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(Continued on eighth page»
”Where to (Iln’ah ' \n town III) I
tel Victrtra. All kind! sea loud in
nea‘sl’in. Steaks and chops, Tel.l lftill,I
SIAIVII PRRIISIS
[III VS SRVIRRP ISI
Game Warden Discovers Condi-
tion Brought About by
OATH OF OFFICE
FOII NEW OFFICIALS
Among the new city oilicera who
were present last evening in the. now‘
't‘ it) Ilull to take the oath of olllce,
and who were administered the same
Iby {‘Iorporttion (‘otlnsel William II‘.
I’lun‘nnauy, me the following:
, ’I‘reasurerwWIlfrod liodwell.
| Electrical Commissioners wThomas!
illobiua III‘IedeIick ilttnkemcler.
i
l
t‘onslahle- Sitellt‘) I“. Selzet‘.
consoiidaiion Itistrict. Commissioners i2adi~<
_. ‘SII'IIIII‘II S. llutch, ilorace It. Nash, I).
i‘ounty (lame \\'urdtui \\‘ilbur I-‘. . \‘IjIIIII'II’I‘I' , . ' '
Smith, has discovered that under the. III’iII'II'I I'I’II‘IIIIWIIIIII’” I'ITIIIW‘IHI'
statutes ”m shooting of ill'fli‘ squirrels IIlllll II. SIIIlIiII. I.. J. Jones, .I. V.(1arr.
I , . . t H_“ ;\ . n fl
within the limits of the old Town of I‘I’I‘I”IIIIP I‘II‘III I‘IIN‘III I" III)“ .
\'Itl‘\\’ltik, la now illeual, for It Is an II‘II’I' I
llletricl 'I‘reasurcr IL’:IdI~~ Perry .I.
lawful to shoot IIIi‘Sp little animals
“IIIIIIII III" l‘iil' Iilltiih'. “That is what I‘PIII‘IIII'II-‘b .
mnahlidniion brought about " uald the; III’IIIIII ”I I'PIIII‘IIIIIIIII”‘"\\IIIIIIIIII I"
ilitlllt‘ warden "and I‘ll bet some of “IN“ I
those hunter.» “1”) voted W console ’l‘av (‘bllector vitobert II. Mitchell.
\I'allaee Dunn and William it. (frock-
i‘Ii. aciecltnen, had been previously
avvorh In by Town Clerk llerbcrt it‘
II ”but are iceiittt: it now." '
The name warden son‘h'lli teral fliiv
lltot‘ily for the matter and was told.
that the law Iii llv'l'iIi‘tI‘tI'y plain. and SIIIIIII‘ . I
that ”mm, (m, the circumutnnvca. I The other officials are laltlna the
All the mulrrcln billed “Mum“.-ohtii of office as rapidly as they can
It... firm (my the pm. m“, tll‘f were conveniently urrannu to do an. and
idiot Illegally Anton whammy 3“. Will probably all he reeonniai-ii otit~I
imam “WWI mam“... m “M”, Mr child from the legal utahdpolui lilIH
Smith replied "I will ”51..“ a suitable week.
time for tile IIiIItll’iIiilIIIiil I'etzarilitiv the
law to trite iIlIl' \vIII‘nlnz‘ IIUIIIII'I' IIIaltiuir
any aria-eta. When I lhlttl. the III-IIII
hail iii‘I'liiIIVl-(I ulllllIiI‘uIIi i will than
enforce the idhlhte in the iI‘Iill I M...
”the full that of the law Is an fol-I NEW YORK. lict, »~'I‘IIII QIIIIiIh’u
IIIWHI “ .t‘uuuly bill to boat: Inland titty was
CUEEII'B COUNTY
JAIL IIAO TIIACEOV
it.
that. tile officials1
ot‘ the New York, New Haven andI
on the rem‘ganiztion ol’ the New l'Ia-I
’ i
ven road, as well as the various pro
to plans .
tinnitus; or billintf of may Whitfield IIIII hi‘illira of a miilnlaht Ilouhln trua-
wlthln the lilnlln of any city or bur arty with h and pluilttilh a am." or;
otlgll. Illiilfliul‘ and anti-hilt. Henry (I .‘il lIIIIlh.I
t-lv-I-ttnn I, 4N1) [it'rliim nhult httIIl.‘ who will ward-m of the jail returned;
bill, or attempt, to kill any gray oqulr Ia til: apartments there at an early
rel within the limits of any city orhnur thin hmrhtan and found his WIVB
borough in thii Mate. Tim calculmnilinnd inlll‘tyi’tii'li‘tlId unit dorm. ouch With
of any town may, upon the written at» a I)lliii‘l.'WUlltitI in their right temples.
lliil‘tiiitm of twenty clentm‘d hi BaidINour dire. ificltlciil wan found a revol-
town, and after due. bearing upon such W'l“ with two i‘ltamhevrt empty. itoth
application, forbid the hunting or killrimother and child were in their nitrite
ing of any gray squirrel within thoIclothca. Schloth could HIIEGML no
limiilt of such town, motive for his wife's not. which the
aeration 2. Fryer-y person who elicit nulhorltiea agreed appeared to have
violate any of the provisions of this been the murder of her child and calf.
not, nitntl be head not more than ten destruction. Bcliletli was just about
dollars or Imprisoned not more, than to move from Long inland (3in to
thirty days, or both. triple of 1909. iirooltlyn, to become warden of the
(limp. 170), Raymond street Jail there.
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“VIOIT THE NEW RESTAURANT
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«td‘titbiii'fi data bus to Deanery
sdum NORWALK. com. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1913
IARMIIRI
IIVVRRiV-HVVI
NVPIIAIS VESIERIIAV
Syracuse Divine Weds South
Norwalk School Teacher at
Trinity Church
Dainty Trinity church was the Scene
of a most attractive wedding cere-
mony yesterday afternoon when Miss
Maude Emma Francis Hoyt, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wixon Hoyt,
of Highland avenue, South Norwalk,
became the bride of Rev. Addison
Tracy Doughty of “Syracuse, N. Y, The
wedding was one of beauty and the
church was filled with the many
friends of the couple and their rela-
tlves.
The decorations were beautiful, the
interior of tho edifice lending itself
admirably. Palms, ferns, and large
numbers of chrysanthemums were
arrayed In. profusion and the whole
was a floral picture. good to look
upon.
I‘rontntly at the appointed hour, rivet
o’clock, the bridal party moved down
wedding march by
II‘. Stunt. The party was met at. the
altar by the. bridegroom and best, man,
iwherc the ceremony was performed
,by llet’,.Frerlerchi A, Coleman. rector
HIV the church.
The bride wore a dresa of
.Salln with white lace and
trimmings,
with shaded plumes, and cd'i‘ried
huge shower bouquet of bride roses.
The matron of honor Mrs Samuel
W. lloyt, Jr. was attired in a noun
0' " Ida Isutin trimmed \II.i.‘ .ttiti‘e
lace and fur. She wore a
white plush with wisturlu plumes and
carried a bouquet of cbrysanthemuma
Mr. Hoyt, brother of the bride. was
best man.
The Ushers;
taupe
{l
were Frank Lander.
William I‘. liners. and Frederick Sta.
hell, or Norwalk, and Prof. Sohl, of
Philadelphia
hirer Doughty has been an Instruct--
or in the. I’ortcltester
Sierrlll‘s Business (‘olleae for someI
time. Site is well known III South \'or
walk and has many friends to wish
her all happiness for the future. Rev.
Mr. Doughty, while not so well-known
here.
teeth of all who have met him. lie was
recently ordained as an
clergyman. and III located In Syracuse.
There were guests present from The
Nor'w'nlku, Stamford, I’ort
New York city, Syracuse,
and Webster.
llev. and Airs l'hmahty have I‘et‘t‘iv-
ed a number of width:
division of
I’hilaeipltta.
Marts,
ItiIIltISillnI‘
gifts, Includtnu i‘ill glam“, silver, linen ‘
and cllccku‘
ltI-v. and hire,
in Syrncuac. N, \‘.,
Journey
lioIIaIIl,‘ will reside
alter their Ive ldinit
'quiua mutt.
OF W. F. M. SOCIETY
W
The Itllllltiti function of the \VIIIIIuiI'a
l-‘ol'uign Missionary Society at the Nut»
walk Moth-Idiot IIZpluI‘npul t‘hurcit WIN
liIIiII yesterday afternoon in the church
IIIII‘IIII'II, at which time the following
pilloera were, elected for tinI (Insulate
year:
l‘rmitlunt .‘iira. l'arrlis Smith.
IViewI'I‘I'IIIIII-nl hire. 1’. I‘dlltihei‘.
ltecordhm Secretary . Mr... iItIrry
Iiyiugton.
'i‘rI-uuurm Alrh Mimi Selim-Li
i' Iirriuipotulbta rim rotary ----- Minn at.
ten Harry
A thin program for the coming your
woo mammd out and a delightful Ito»
obit than enjoyed, on” Mary (:3. Mini»
lit and Minn Mary ilnnnctt being the
host-sown. 'l‘ho promm of the after
noon wait in charge of Airs. Simone.
The next meeting will be held on that
first Wednesday in November. at
which time there will be a joint. meet-
ing of all the ovulation of the church
In the church parlors.
“THE LENOX HILLiHEflY.
You will And motoring new in their.
title or mllliuery at the honor: Mitt
item. lid 89. Main on, So. Norwalk.
A. Altonimmtt. In.
, . .
Ame-ommmtomm
now open at Central Hotel. Manager Fair. Frhloy. Round trip. $1.00.
William Carroll. farther. bead chef of More Mannheim Hotel at 10 o'clock
the Clifford Hotel. “are.
.mUAo .ai
m.
to the efforts of Florist. Smith Inest‘
the. church aisle to the strains of tile“
Organist ldeard.
l‘eratan I
a hat of velvet to Inaleir
hat of '
has gained the respect and es-I
l-Zpiaeopal
Chester, .
PAIRS ‘
PRIIRR SS
New Sanitaries. New Floor and
New Lighting Service are
’ Installed
SIRAIIIR IVIPII
RESERVES RRHIII
His Efforts Instrumental in Se-
curing Appropriation
Indications ate that when the im-I
plot. llIt‘IliS shall bate been completed
Iin the .\quIalk \rmoIv that this city
.will boa I oi one (It the most finely”
cquippml. it‘ not the. best. military ur-
,lnnrie.~t in the Slate, ('onlractor
the new floor and the task of equip-
ping the building with electricity
. rapidly ucarina an end.
. Amour: the improvements that
its
walk
‘Stullatioa of new sanitary
and othct smaller innotations \\Ili(Il
will all some to make the. building
more adaptable for the purposes
wlrhlt it has designed
The ImpIo 'etntelt‘s. care made posel
ble by the bill which Senator ilanl'oin'
S Weed stuceeded In having passed at
the last session of the General Annette.
Ibly. This bill carried with it an ap
propriatlon front the State of “.500.
It was introduced at the instigation of
a number of the non-commissioned ot-'
.ficers ot’ the Sixth Company and warm-
Ily advocated by Captain Albert M.
)loasman and \djutaut General George
1LT tote, of Hartford The approprin
tion was timely and deserted Since
the building of the signature, not at
penny has been spent up to the prcsg
lent time, notwithstanding the service
that Norwalk militia companion have
,rendered to the State and nation dur-
iini: the past many years.
tine great improvement that has
been made in the installation of an up-
to-dute shooting range in the base-
ment. The new appliance is patterned
,ufter those which are usually in vogue
Int Itporlunten‘s shows and are so
i-mifpped that the targets are manipu-
lated by the one who is using it. l'tI~I
der the old method, it look i‘MIII one,
Ito two men to mark up the shots amt
clean the target. The Naval Militia
iznn. which heretofore Iiiit‘ occupied a
place on the main floor. has been mov-
iotl In the basement. which change, in
Insult. Is a areal Improvement.
facilities
l
The Sixth (‘ompany expects this
road In written to be the banner one of
its history. Social evunta are, helm:
IpIiIltill'Ii which will attract statewide
interval, Antony liteue will be a total
ball alien by the plumbers of the Sixth
and the Naval Militia. it In planned to
Invite liovertnir Slap-nu i-I. iialdwln to
llrhm the ”reunion with his it;‘t'itt'ltt‘t‘,
.iifi well mt the “bit: cans" in military
Iotni IinIaI ca which of the State. to
character it will climblt reachable the
”III military balls whirl: at one than.I
iWI‘II' clawed liu airman the beat social,
picnic in the loan The Sixth will:
coininemre their IIIIIIIII eunuch with a.
mango on (lumber at Other affairu am.
being planned to relieve the monotony
of the drill moon. I
The drill cannon will booth on ’i‘I-‘oI
umber lot and the. prospects for a
larger and butter company are pnrtlc»
alarly promising at this timn
mNOTICE.
teamed to other“.
WILLIAM H. microns,
Vieol’reeident.
MiLLdemORIMAmNO
3min.
A. IL.
1.\laikia has finished the work of" laying.-
are.
still to be made are a concrete side,
In trout of the structure, the in I
for .
Illa heard one shot but it was: too M
‘fur away for him to conduct an intes-
fntIInhI-r prim-m, at the Aral bouillon oiI
Ion his head covering for the first bribircgulnr crmirihutlone for the support
ilIIl box“
A Meeting of tho Burnett Club will!
be held In the. “it? “all. Friday eminent air. Skelly to a reporter after the oflgring m“ an Milli as “ammo,
ping. October torn. Iliinttm of vital’ .
”WNW” I’I’ “‘9 "In"? “I III? “Whittle" “tion the bat manned lib value session .thta morning and Boone of,
will be considered and aviary memberIln tho owner‘a animation for above payroll“, of which Rev Dr Alexander
Cm m Ire ti. Helm We We floral at to o'clock.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Cloudy Tonight and Friday.
MAVIIR RANRIS
Ittttctt liIRIRIIS
ill tribulation
Minister of the Interior Displeas-
ed With Evacuation of Torreon
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 9.—~The evacu-
ation of the City of Torreon by the
federal troops was confirmed today by
Manuel Garza Aldape, minister of the
Interior, who declared that General
Tracy Aubert, the federal commander
there. with. Generals Mongtuia, Igna-
cio Bravo and Esodero. was at Hipo—
lito, near Saltillo. The latter three
commanders, according to the minis-
ter of the interior, are to undergo
court martial for the evacuation of
Torreou.
The report that General Truck Au-
bert had gone over to the rebels, 15
,generally discredited here.
General Gustavo has been recallcdi
from the border to cooperate tvitlII
General Lanto \‘xillat who left ‘itext-I
co (‘iiy last nieht with four hundred
Ifederal soldiers for 'l‘.orrcon
Tile bill inttoduced into I‘ 10 MexicanI
SIIESIIRR RI PVIIRI SHIEI
before
_._.__.
Never in the history of the
(“bomber of Deputies 1-0,. the WWW“, I community has a ceremony surroundo
meat of ”,9 prestdpmm elections inc. thel taking of office of new officials.
came “ll for first. rcadini: Iestcrtlzt}.§III‘I‘I such an interest among the Citi~
but was pompomqi for two days. Irons. as did that of last evening, when
Provisional preamp“, Huerta re». the new mayor and council held their
(dimly declared that the hut wrath] hp: first hwcliny.’ after being dimly admin‘
innavalllng in anv event, since it istered the oath of office. So many
.would be thrown out by the Senate‘oi‘ the citizens from all set-liens of
in case the (“hambcr of llcpu'ies the new city were present that it;
I was necessary to hold the meeting in.
,Ihe assembly hall rather than in the.
GAME LAWS wane I 0...... ,
erucm turoncro
should pass it.
.\Iav0r l‘rancis l llutnoll took the
Ioatlt of olllte administered by Attor-
\‘illliam l‘.'l Tammany. l'lr. Rob-i
I ttcy
The last day before the hunting v Sen-
Itis hit I] [II II: x
AS A All It NEW Bl
Attorney William F. Tammany Named fcrICorporaIion Couus- II
Attorney Joseph I. Linxweiler for City Clerk and
Attorney John]. Cuneo for Auditor
IIIPARIAIIRI HAS BEEN IIIHERRIR VRIII‘ MRRIIAV IIIII A
George A. Sherron for Street Commissioner and Engineer 3
Dr. Harry E. Bates Milk Inspector—~Many Committee Appointmen '
, George W,
Icrt Ill. Wolfe. second district council-‘
TWO on
I. RVRNPI
ARR HEAR RI IIRE
man, gained the floor, saying, “Ad K
taxpayer offline city I wish to O
the first to grasp the hand of the firs
mayor of the greater city. I wish y
a most, successful administration,” it,
concluded, and the applause shot),
the house. II
Councilmen Sworn In.
The. councilman were then _
in by Attorney Tammany. The 1
cil comprises Michael J. Riordan? I
John D. Milne, first. ward; Harr
Mather and Robert M. Wolfe, so I
ward: II. J, lllusoa, third ward;
ert It). London. fourth ward,
Stevens, fifth ward.
(Continued on Sixth Page”?
son opened Game \\ arden \\Ilbur F. I‘ —~
Smith of B‘t’JutI Set-walk, determined ’IIMAV flflMPRflMB}
[‘1 '
Illlllt throw ill Iii
to investigate through IIIPSONL hum; ..
Ina country to see how well the laws
were being enforced and obeved, andI ‘_ fl“ RUAD’ S RIMES
the result was a seventeen mile janntl
Warden Smith stated yesterday thati
he was unusually surprised and great-
ly pleased to find not a single violator
Modified Set Said to be In the
aking With That End III View
that a set of amplified rules govern-
int: the. \‘cw Haven road engineers is
being drawn up by General Manager
Ilnrilo of the road is generally believed
among railroad men and it Is to await.
these rules that the conferences have
‘been delayed, It. is not denied by.
either side that a cI‘Imprnmise is bed
int: arranged but neither side would
jtnaltc any statement, as to what is be i
glut: done, The engineers and firemen
Ihowever, have been in a very good,
ANOTHER 8..ch “humor since their conference on Sabi
III MESSIIIA ITALY “M“
‘I Iroaference was uncalled for yea-
tetday audit was to be held at an
hour set by the general Inanugot but
tin. morning and aitcrnoon passed
titration. ‘ I
.\lr_ Stnlth started from \I‘estport at
9 o'clock and went north. Through
the Aspetuck country into Aspeoltlclt.‘
to l-Iaslon. to the "Big liam". across
the reservoir to i’lattsvilic and down
to Stratlieid was the course taken by
the warden. lie reached Stratl‘tcld
In time I.) “the the night train for
home.
SIICSSINA. Sloth. Out, ‘.I. wft Strong
Idiot-it of earthquake Austins: twelIi
seconds occurred here to-tay and can.»
ed a considerable panic jllnl at the minted iIlIS moraine but theennineersl
than when the .tIIii-rlcan Red Frogs exported a (‘I‘tiilitlliiilt't' this altetnoon.
ilrpltanuae was being opened at and it I»: probable that the modilica ~
l‘altni. III the will be IonsldIIrI-«d at that time 1
PAL)”. ('alnbriu. Ich it The up The situation is di Iinrlly easier 1‘,
citing took place today of the Maori than it haul III on liltii It to now IIIIIIM'M
can that t‘rimi Orphanage, erected a Iva} out law been found IIthI will
from l'unila mill-elm] in the I'niIml remove any chance of a atrllte.
Staten til the time of the Albanian W~~
I'lli‘IIlIlillktI, I.itIIIl,~l'o‘ (Il‘iJl'iiI? \i. l
llntin.l the ;\ll’ll'i‘Il‘Illl tuilltarv attache ”FFEBVNB 0F .
at Home. i't‘lli‘ti'ilsliiing Ambaaaailoi' I
$600. 000 EXPECTEO
, , ..-........
I .\‘i-I\V YORK. (il-toIII-r l'IliIIi in
turret today In thr- general I_‘oIIchtl.lnn
of the i’rotuulant ICplacopnI tilltlt‘lril.‘
In echelon hum conform: to the unit.
Ion offering. the amount of which with
to be made public at (crackle llailI
tbia afternoon, following a ever In] born,
;thII in IIIII cathedral of St. John the
Divine. Three warn and, at. tllnt‘lte
nail, the total notched 3243.000. It. In‘
Ililti triennial offering of the women;
of the aircraft. orer and above their
Thomas Nulaoh i’ntzc.
WWW-“Mm
MCIIEV CAIIIIOT BUY
”TOM" 8KELLV’8 IIAT
’i‘ltomaa A l-ilwlly of Norwalk baa
II but which money Iannot buy, he
aayn. Mr, anally Witt! riotous. tho lama
I
“I
the new city council of the new titty;
of Norwalk HIM marina. and when the
tired ballot. Wan taken Mr. Shelly 1mm»
Ioi‘ woman mlawlonorloa. Entlmaiep of
"Yeti couldn't buy that but don." the probable amount of this year's
meeting, lmplying that the honor con.I The House of Bishops renamed its
the purchasing more of the coin or Mann. of: Match, the low church eon»
the realm. Initiate, m elected president yester-
day. Mildred amendments to the
to mobility conciliation left over from the conven-
Hoono trip. 9100 that of late.
WW
imammmthomum
«Cuddling cum hue
fair. My.
film
i: r a:
. .13 uw—‘hei‘I
First Methodist Churtth Edition:
without our» and the Same situation ‘III‘II III'IrIIII" III III“ town of NOW’
iMI-etinga to last two weeks, (Imprint
le tom in In Ihnrau or MiiTTItl one of thfl
'«imrua choir to In the band» of Mr.
Will Be Reopened on OctobeiI‘I
19—Oct Together Meetings,
Planned
Thu auditorium of the First Matilde»
dist church of South Norwalk will boa
reopened a week from this com I,
Sunday, October liith. The audit
‘lum as mav be commonly known Wfl I I
hate been thoroughly renovated; no
(IL'HIT‘XIIIOIIS new carpets and elem
lights in plane of gas.
Illeltop Luther B, Wilson. I). IL,
I), toaetlter with the District 3
perinlendiut, lir. A, II. Goodenou: .
will he picwnt at the opening on tit
etching of Sunday the filth.
l‘:~il hop will pron h. All other MethI
4.
Illlip been invited to unite in the Fir
t."‘IlllliIl at the tliahops coming. T
Methodists of this vicinity won't
gin the Bishop a moat, hearty'w
tome and a Ich large hear. my.
(I. MI'I illiitil. well known In t.
IIt'Ily of Norwalk, and highly clip
(‘IIIII‘II for his powers on a loader r
ttuapel Soups will be prudent and out
loud the einltlt’tt (if It clmrun Choir.
The. opt-aim: oil Ila. evening of Sn
day, October lit, will aim be the be»
:IIIIIIIIM or a aelII'It of (IetntogethuI
thrm. Sundays. VI-xt wet-it the tow
paporu will publish it full list of thin
out or town apmkorn, each one
larger churches of the denomination.
Mr Meredith an leader of conga, vim
bu prurient. throughout thin sorted
ltllwttimm. 'l‘lm organizing of
brand to, fimwe. All wishing to
the ciiormi urn Invited to consult
Mr, (frown.
ATTACHMENT OUIT FOR .46.
A writ of artwhment was served
J it. and buoy .A. Jamaal of
walk. yesterday. The suit is ‘b
by the l-tngenot cam and Wood t
many, of New Metabolic, for W),
core on amount of many within .
atom which was loaned no (in .
dent some time ago. The lot
claims no rimmed oMIM‘M.
returnable to Justice Joseph J. H I
waited. or south Wit. on
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