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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, 'IHL RSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1888.
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ALL in saws ,
EVERY DAY. '
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THE I.OC.lII.IllllIEFS.
Walther honours.
For Friday, in New England. generally
from clear torpartiy cloudy, with slightly
. higher, followed by lower temperature
‘ and by cloudiness.
Tide rises to-Iililrrcrlwr—Tfil: low water
11.92.
San rises—7.14 a.m.; sunsets 4.54 p.m.
Governor Iiountbury was iii town this
morning.
Company D will have a skirmish drill
tomorrow evening.
Chas. P. lifetthswson of Hartford is
visiting his broiheraIin this city.
E. Mower of illixbury. a member of
the legislature, was in town yesterday.
~Try Plateied‘s'flarsaparilla. '15 cts.
Arthur Waldron has his new house on
Cottage avenue, East Norwalk, enclosed.
Henry Banger has added a new piazza
to the front of his house on Taylor Ave.
It is reported that the Salvation Army
intends to leave this city in a short time.
Douglas Fowler Poet will give a ball .
at Germain hall on the 14th of February.
' J. B. Slausori gird-family are now oc-
cupying their new cottage on Taylor
Ave. ”W.-. .
LsRoy Adams is going around in dis-
guise today. He has had his moustache
out off.
Frazsr Degree. I -
Pleas at B idgepoit. iu-day.
M. E. church. No damage was done.
spending the day at Danbury fishing.
-Fiue Turkeys at Remson‘a maikef,
this week.
The funeral of ’Ada Florence Keenan
was held this afternoon at the residence
of her father, Sherman Stevens, on Main
street, borough.
A. R. Tyler's friends \villhregret to
learn that ho is seriously ill at the City
hotel. It will probably be some time
before he is again able to be about.
The frame building on the corner of
West avenue and West street (the site
of themes: Congregational church) will
be sold at public auction on Wednesday,
Feb. 1,1838. _-.._--_... . .
—Boys, after school, go to Sloan'sin
the borough, and make money selling
Sentinels. __- M
A meeting of the creditors of the in-
solvent estate of Frank H. Roscoe was
held in the Probate office yesterday.
,._. - ’ f B id e ort
The sociable to be held at the truck E‘ Gmmwm" WWW“ ' g 9
house at East Norwallt promises to be a
The new addiiion that is being built
on Trowbridge's box shop is progressing
rapidly.
and ex-couniy Qimxuissioner Holden
were appointed commissioners of the
estate.
Mrs. Oliver E.ATVeedilicd last evening.
about 6:30. at her home on Maple street.
She had been an invalid for some time.
“-3018 can make money selling the The deceased was asister of H. S. Brown,
‘Sentinel in the borough.
Sloans.
Apply at and was held in high esteem by a large
circle of friends.
Her funeral will take
The regular may; meeting of the place at her late home Saturday, at 1
Congregational church will beheld this o’clock.
evening.
II ll. BUOLE AliAl)’.
A business meeting of all the Congre- He Is visited by an Evening Sun Report.
gational churches in this district will be
held the 25th inst.
Sixentries have been made in a pool
of.
An Evening Sun reporter called upon
Mr. Boole to get the particulars in regard
to the late unpleasantness in his church
tournament to Deployed in the rooms of and Mr. Boole'lold lili' reporter that it
the Norwalk Catholic Union.
The cold weather and snow is retard-
Iing thework of laying the new foot path
was none of that paper's business as it
wanted the news merely for a sensation.
The Sun replies to Mr. Boole as follows:
“We hasten to assure the Rev. Mr.
~Boys wanted to sell the Sentinel in
the borough, apply at Sloan’s news stars.
About thirty ‘Odd Fellows will. o to;
Portoherier this evening to witness he!
The case of Behaub versus the town of
Norwalk, is before the court of Uommnn
Another runawayvtoolt place yester-
day afternoon in front of the Norwalk
Frank E. sniiih, Shula firm of Smith
brothers, shoe dealers, in the borough, is
.llAIl.ll(~lADIIIll_u_E.-lRING.
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tracks i-vl’ r Illt’ Fort l’oiiil cruel-lug flllil
this morning a hearing was held in the
apporlipning the expense of the change
between the town rind the R i'ilrorid Co.
The railroad commissiowrs Were present,
Lynda Harrison appeared for the Rail~
road Cm, and L-vi Warner for the town
of Nol’Walk. , >
Mr. Warm-r opened his remarks l-y
stating that the whole expense should
be borne by the railroad. The street
formerly run along the shore and the
railroad to suit their convenience run
their tracks above the grade several feet.
The town had no apprehension of any
serious accident at that crossing as the
road was traveled very little. Some
gates ands good man to tend them
would be much preferred ton change
in the crossing by the people of the town.
Mr. Warner stated that if he yvas an at-
torney for the railroad he would favor
the change. It was merely an improve.
mbnt to the railroad, not an advantage
to the people of Norwallt.
Mr. Harrison saidzthnt the princi-
ple was settled that towns should bear
a portion 0 the expense in changing
grade croseiligsl. He thought that in
making the change afew feet of land
might be required on both sides of the
tracks. His proposition was that the
town bear the expense of the land dam-
ages and the excavation that would be
required on the highway.u..He thought
the expense would be less than $1,000 to
the foam.
The commissioners reserved their de
cision in the matter.
"Ethel Tucker lleilcflf.
'At Music Hall io-night Miss Ethel
Tucker will be tenth red 3 grand testis
menial br‘l’lf‘fil by her friends of Nor-
walk, on which occasion she will by re-
quest repeal Queens. Miss Tilt-lin- has
contributed greatly to the amusements of
this city thzs season. She is :i consciem
tious, pains-taking little lady. anzl de-
serves to have Music hall crowded to-
night. ller performance of Queens is a
marvelous one, and those who fail to
attend will miss one of the best perform-
ances of the year. L The prices of admis-
I'I‘HE ltAlLllOATflOMIHBBIDKERS in
bowl Warner (lives lteasuua Wlty the
Consolidated lloarl Should Hear the Mr
pause oflrhanglngthe Fort l'olrit Cross-
Tliu Consolidated rohd is in full ilicir
East Norwalk depot for the purpose of
. caution mama's mama.
George Olley is Jewuler Ft-Irris' right
hand man. lie réiides in Stamford, and
livntgnenr the depot in that place usually
goes home by wayof .th truck. Last
night when opposite the p see where the
Murphy brothers Were killed, he had
a very narrow l-sellpo. lie was walking
on the track and in order to escape a
passing train he stepped upon the other
track as an express train ‘wss coming.
Mr. Olley while getting off of the track
slipped and fell and rolled from the
track just in time loffmm himself. He
had a very narrow tscane. As it was he
cut his hand very badly and he came to
this city today with his arm in a sling.
TRO‘I‘TING 0! “run AVENUE.
East Avenue Thrones! Yesterday, and a
- low Short Brushes.
The first sleighlllk of the season was
enjoyed yesterday. .» The point or chief
interest in the afternoon was East ave-
nue, where the trotters assembled for
friendly brushee, but the sport was not
entered into with Meieut test to make
it very interesting. There were fast
horses enough for any quantity of fun,
but the going was not- smooth enough
for fast trotting, andall the. horses seem
ed too fresh for' severe work.
Among the best horses were Mc-
Cready's Primrose, J. l]. Nash’s Major,
Wul. M. Saunder’s Rookie, George Grs.
gory‘s big roan, Topsy, and others.
There were a few brushes between these
horses, but hardly what could be called
a test of speed. Contractor Hutchinson
added as much to the fun as anybody.
l-Iis black steed surprised the owner of
s Westport trotter.. This afternoon the
avenue promises to be very lively.
« The Octomn.
There was another large audience at
Music Hall last night to see Miss Tucker
in The Coleman. The performance was
one of the best we have had this season.
Miss Tucker as Paul did not have the op
poriunity to display “her talents as in
Queens, Fanchon and her other plays, it
was so entirely dierreut from her former
performances. yet it was pleasing to see
her in a light role. She makes the most
of Paul, and lhe only remark made by
the audience is we don't see enough of
her. Of the company last night special
mention should be made of W. (3. Hold.
en as Wallnotu (the Indian friend of
Paul) a true delineation of the character.
In appearance and action Mr. Holden
a cat nun “anal who a fin
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0N1} NIGIIT ()NLY.
Friday, Jan. 20th,
Hiliilll’i Dillll Sill,
Hibernian, I Comedy and
Specialty (30.,
In the latest and most successful farclal comedy
M ISTA KESt
A an rb and grand display of unrivaled msg-
nlhceu scenerylnaicurthmnghnlreland, visiting
all [mints of interest North, East, South and West.
Full Brass Band’ and Orchegira.
a user I) ST BEET I‘ARAbE
Prices, 25, 35 and 60 Cents.
Tiggta now on sale at l’lsistcrl's Drug litorcs'.
SiU§IC =HALL.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
Tuesday. Jan. 24.
First Appearance of the Popular
Sillillllllll, Billi Hill 3!
Bll'llli Finn’s
MINSTRELS.
The largest and best Minstrel Organization in the
«with A thorough minatrcl entertainment.
Numerous novelties.
Foot-Ball; or, Yale vs. Harvard.
THEMASSOUPIAS. APOLLO BELVIDKRES.
WEDDISH BELL‘l. SCENES 0X THE CONGO.
Sec the only and original sweatnam,
Tlic Comical Billy Rice,
The favorite Barney Pagan, and
50~Other Artists—:30
Don't fall to see Grand Street Parade leaving
Music Hall, Tuesday. Jan. 24. “.45 s. m.
Seats now on sale at Hoyt‘s Drug Store. South
Norwalli, and Spencer's Jewelry Store. Norwalk.
PRICES. 3?), 50, and 75 Cents.
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ileum THEATRE,
NEW YORIfi.
23d St. and FOURTH AVE.
~ NIEL FRORMAN Manager
some 8.15. Sat-moat Marines 2.
The Regular Dramatic Season.
MUSIC: HALL, TO-NIGHTE- "
Grand Complimentary Benefit
lilssilllii lllllllEll.
“QUEEN:
Subponetl by it powerful Company under the amusement of I
w- c- HOLPEHI '
Friday, Jan. 20th, Lynwoorl.
Saturday Matinee, Patrician.
Sulurday, Jan. 9], Ticket of Leave.
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The citizens of Norwalk have a treat in store for them, and one MIMI!” OW.
Prison of admission will remain the same as before
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10, 20 And 39' Cents; ’
Wants on sale at noyt's Drug Store.
33; g; gems". } Placenta-road
KOUSATON If) BAILRBAD:
DANBURY &' NORWALK DiVlSlt/fli.
December 11th. 1887. '
have so. Norwallr for Danbury.
7:30. lllixfldflkfll a. m.; 11:13. 1:45. mixed, 5:15,
ozlb, p. in. 11:45 a. in.; Sunday mail 9:15 I. tn.
have South Norwalir for Wilson Point.
7:15. Ort‘l. 10:32am; 1:00, 4:50, 7:15 pm.
, ‘—-Night Freight.
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_.__..__.I i lid 1 5 15 dtkw 501m 3’15. 80. IORWALK. 01'.
have South Norwalk or L to e If:- . p. in.
Leave Lliehflcld for South Namath—7:25 a. in. DB. c. F. 300m
1". C. Pans, Supt.
. ’ DENTIST,
Teeth Mwithntgabytksudauor
dour _ .
Anna-noun
HOUSATONIC DIVISIOX.
December fl, 1837.
leave Bridgeport for Pittsbeld.
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- I . ' 'li remain the some it) 20 30 was perfect. Mr. LyloasSalein Scudder ‘ Ill-“5 " “ 89me Machine Sank“:
d w-bnd over much. , » .- , . . . _ 5'0“ “7‘ _ . . . , . I 4.32 .nexpresa strl’mYlAlL. ., .. .
on the ra g 3— Boa.“ "I“! he"; en‘m'.’ ."““‘.al‘e" m. “3 cents and every seat in the house should was apicture‘of the Yankee inventor. ’ 5&1,“ amomo'a 'talan mu. 3% .- - -»
A freight train 00de offlat cars sorting that the unchrislianlike passions be sold. I II tan-4.... a ”UN ”13mm” “I“ A Rewifl’is‘y ”In Mm “a it. 0. mm": c; . .. .. . r. I. I I.
ate pedatthis city thisaftemoonto take “'3‘ have been “i"“f- "9 "‘9 “I“flmfia‘ Maliage'l' Holden desires to apologize indeed villianous both in looksanddeeds. CW9?“ “Emil“: . I . .Wonlyuhruxw mm“, 8t Slumber-all. , a.
.p. - ‘ h tr ks tiuu In “‘1‘ “'9 business "I ""3 news- for failure to give the matinee perform- JRC" Tucker M The Old Darkey Pete, figfigfilufii ‘ gagglflgl}; AN“ - . 0|}!!! “Okwm 3‘“ ‘
"K ' the snow My from t o m ' a -r On the contrary when a drama- ‘ - - ~ - N ‘ \‘- . ‘ ‘ “80‘ ' WI. 11.57““!01‘. “00 PM“ .h 09!” M'K'r S . 9‘ m
I —-..-.—~- _ l_ Pt - . . .’ l . alive yesterday afternoon, and offers as Infused him With new life. and he never “Slim; Elam?"- {figs}: 311.4%“. W.K.onsi,8upt. _ raw H I s
" Silas W- 63980? 1‘“ JI'm purchased "‘7 scone m M". 8°01?“ 9" [ml organy an excuse llll- excessive study roquired came 0" "I9 ”388 without a laugh. M“ (‘liaslt'allt‘o'l' MRSiWflll’FEN “'D'Avmu" 0m. Ticket AgL,Brfdgeport.Coun. Dallyflulnbtonaui “halting.-
anew horse. He s-iyshe is fast, and we other clergymanspulpltmccufs on..un- of the cuynpany. The-r: Wm positively Cloudsley as Captain Ratts, Mr. White Rwy“, “gala $33 g§3§§AN mkmummmsmg
should-judge 80 "0'“ appearances. day, It '5 all“; llmg"! :I:"“-'ll«ll’“' ‘0 he“ (.hig,gn.,,~,, mariner-on Saturday at as Mr. SiiInnyside. and Mr. Huntley as Filters All 'ed 5% 7‘“ 3100,31 so N. Y. N. 1L & lL RAILROAD. ”Wallowodwmta.
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The railroad company have had the make recur 0 mm W 2.30, when Miss Tucker mu “pp..." 1. (ieorge leyton were all clever. The v
It is of importance not only to the ‘
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Fanchon. lress and make up of the whole com- ——~ ~< ~ - ~
lumps on the depot taken down. and new
unsymw n...
Mir. JOBNB. ages.
ed his horse in front of Hunt a: Zelufl's
' . market this morning. and while he was
inside the animal got tired and lay down
for a rest.
Frank Mitchell of the borough, was
troubled with the fighting fever on Tues
day. But be cooled off after he had
been in three, on that he did not want
any more. wwwww M
Monelld’. L’Eomidieu have taken the
agency of the Live Stock Owners Mu.
tual Benefit Association. A number of
horse owners in town are insured with
thisoonlpany. W..-“
-—Carrots for Hominy the barrel, at
Reinaon's market.
Anna McCullen, who was arrested on
the 17th for drunkenness in this city.
has travelled through this country pretty
thoroughly. Sign is known almost every
where a; a tough character.
Everybody should he on the lookout
am Tuesday for the grand street parade
of Brilliant. Ems diFagsn’s rulnatrelr,
which I'll from the hall at 11.45. it
is said to he the largest and finest made
our wen-macs- -
night members of Hops Hose (him-
1"" want to Kowloon fart night to at-
”the“ casual ball of Newtown
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incur. Now the question was how to
get the dog out. A crowd gathered
around and suggestions came thick and
fast. Some said, "hit him with a box
and see if he is alive,” "go down and
pull him out, he ain't dead.” These
seemed to have no effect on the dog, but
they did on Will. After putting on his
gloves and taking a parting look at his
friends. he started for the dog. Cau-
tiously he approached until lit the bot-
tom of the stairs, when be unlocked the
door. Then the crowd cheered and told
him tnpull the dog out by the collar.
Will didn't like that idea very much, but
after meditating a few minutes he got a
poker and went down. Slipping the
poker under the dog's collar, he gave a
limp and came upthree stain at a tune.
e brute didn’t seem to be put out a hit
this but turned around and walked
ka in. Will got him out again and
then t sdog went down Hmlth‘a stops.
Chief Colgrove got around at this time
and restored the dog to his owner.
"ii-rights of mini-33:17.
The mend annual ms oersda ball of
Olive Branch Lad No. 1 , K. of P. will
be held at lfuslc all on Monday everl-
ing. Jan. 93d. Heine'a full orchestra
will furnish music for Jamie . The
affair will pro ly he one oft sane-t
of the season a "it! attendance will he
very large. 'l‘is admitting treat and
Mr big;
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ext lady's ticket units:
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$11!” few.
it ‘ villi-hast
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Yesterday afternoon as Mr.‘Whecler
was driving A. Dickerman’s horse up
High street, the animal slipped, and
fell on the ice. The shafts of the wagon
were broken, but no other damage was
done.
ration With n In.
A cook employed at Henry Inekwood‘s
who has been sick for some time, was
taken on Tuesday with a fit of insanity
and tried to run smack with scarring
knife. She made thing quite lively un-
til she was overpowered.
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. Columbus Watt-lies.
A. 8. Ferris in an advertisement to-
day calls attention to the fact that he is
agent for the Columbus watches. '1‘ a
movement of these watches is said to
very fine and the watches have an excel-
lent reputation. Mr. Ferris also makes
the repairing of title watches a specialty.
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A gum Wedding.
Mm Invilla J. Gates and George II.
Way Were married in the presence of a
few of their friends yesterday in this
city. They will be at home in Green-
ville. N. J.. on Thursdays during Febru-
ary.
Plus rum cm usurp». -‘
Music by Heine’s Fill Orchestra.
Tickets. nilmltilii
A nieciingof the Pine Island Game-
tsry (:tlfpilfllklon ml. he held at the
Ground room to-ruorrcw evening at
I.” unlock. Afull Wisdo-
I :0." in condition. It
garrlmflt‘ybotf frulttrecsln good hearl
some most excellent it. About half oft
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church-going people, but of interest to . . party was perfect. Miss IMalcolm has To Lei. 4,56 a. to. Express. ; 1.22am. Wash'onlx. film
piping put up where it was necessary. those “0' so inclined. And again Mr. :s‘ielgh Billing l’intfea. become quitea favorite Wllh her Nor- TWO REW STO§ES on (dull firstflultgr, ”51%fo 5J5 : Kaprcss. .931 :: Acoorn. _ J B. Ramon.
“W h " " bl'c schools in Boole crrs greatly when he says that The The air was filled with the blast of the “'3‘“ friends, and “'5’“ 0“",‘3"? as [’09 amalwlfia‘iiii cDepoLmu “mgr (33? singles; 2:3 “ mil? 5% “ 3%: B. l y
The teachers 9'. t e p“ i E . - S dmircdlo ubllsh the facts festive tin horn and the sound of merry was a lowly picture. The ”93mg 0' the dO‘lINimtm‘mlhv maul"? 0' J01“! Furlwlfilellh- 6.12 “ 10mins. 9.20 " Boston Ex ‘11 1181‘ and (nontrmmrs
this cit went riding yesterday. The! “’"mg n" l p , ' - - - colored quartette was enyiyed very on llnyt, ticketsgentsttho Daricn Depot. . gm -- ”'port. Sp. 10.53 Acacia
Soy] ’ l e slei h and four ‘0 makeasensation. The 891‘3‘1‘0“ ““3 voices last night. “mm; to “m excellent much. 'l‘o-night Miss Tucker takes a 7.23 Local its. 12.lsp.m.Boston xx Workdonsbythadayorm
:‘d "“3" "3 8 already made. Mr. Boole and some of sleight": and“ fear on the pnrtofsonw benefit and witlln play like Queens on “90"“ Wme- :33 22 mg; {3}: I. ma. w". Memwmvumdsumw-ia. Roman.
orses. __,.--._-_ . . his flock appear {0 have got by the ears, ”I“ n “'0‘!” be SWIM“ "PPDYINNUI' 0’ the brands, the house should becrowped. Olgsgftgswgor‘gf ’;;‘Iv,fIf‘“;,°'(§¥ "1:3; bios " meal Rx 3.05 :1 films. MW ’
"B‘U' wanted to sell “1,“ 39mm"! In so that hard words, denunciations from ""9 “mm“ M “Jill‘m‘fl a “Milli "d": -, my - . muetbereasonablc. itnquim atihis office. 35 13:3 :2 wh_ if: u m, J 0.030“,
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A number ofmsleilglling parties from the galls-“9": and bitter “70"“ i“ meet- 312:.“1? “13M“? Il" “TI g?" if“? ‘ FORato m M mm. rm: 1,“; a”, was“ no ”3’53 piim 'Eipsfii. 6:14 “ m “ 'E'xwpresa barpenter and Builder.
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cit , terdu . lugs dignified for pm)” and thaw he“ _ _ roar. Lerner u nicl’ and Elizabeth Streets. r, .. .. . Plans furnished and mm
1 itserrordghztzIpm "13:11:“(1 YMYII; A. {II made it impossible m Worship “3mm“, [It A. Solman’s largo slelglis. One of Moan)“ 3’1“;th fairway!“ if: .. 30$th gfi .. £8. flask“ Jobhin 01.23” WM“.
Emma, . Christian gentleness and “let'kllrstltl 0i Lillignllt‘ltfypz‘t! atetllIrIirIIlIlIrIi;oIriI:i()I::eI:InI¢: so! it ~ Somhix k. 223’ :1 $23; 3.5: I“: Accom: p_ 0.05“ ”flafim NurwalkOt.
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Albert Partrick 0' the ”0'0“?" has That his just cause for sensation, and WWW-I TheyIreturned “Pm“ in ”W ' For Sillc. .53: “I mink: 11.47 " Dogma Rx. Ams‘ 0mm
secured a situation m Fauchers shoe one which has excitedhfr. Booleand his '9“ “‘3“ 59‘7“” vnth aI_“‘ll'Cl' I"??? . 3 A31. Nuail'Ai.K.‘ 3:3 .. Kalil: E‘ mwmm Church's"
maunlaclory 3‘ Bfldfll-‘Poni and "I" (lock for these many days. started and theyIreport havmg passed - 141 II 1mg, 3 m Rx. In!!!” of
commence work on Monday- So it will be seen that mt. 39mm," a great many parties on the road. I 'rwbiiesimhlom-idcnm. both in excellent con- “I“ ”:3: ‘0“ sum" Pianoforte, 01's“ “f1 1mm
Our genial “5:37:35” operator at was created not by The Evening Sun. sharia;shiiooi‘Convsntion. 0p ,. “imbrmflmxlfi‘nif:m,'m;lmux 9.15 " Axon}, 73:1: [Em Composition.
the depot Fred Mitchell left thiscity on but by Mr. Boole and his flock. The lionnecticut Sunday School Aseo- , R“; “up,“ flmmm A cute. 45.9.. it wuh. :1; pain fiflui“ 2315111.“!- 113°ng 781! Whammonuoxwm can.
the first train this morning bound for We wonder whether “‘9 RB" M" ciation will .hold ‘1 00""9""0n 1" "19 "live Bra a N 1 _"l“‘““s‘“s°““‘. 9' "FLY...“ . aim " sworn. 033111313933.
- - - Boole has been more successful in judge Wilton Congregational church to-lnor- s -
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Sandy Boo}, cg.” YEN—hm pare N in the motives of those whose conduct row. Blornln and afternoon sessions ‘ ’ . ‘0“ SALE CHEAP HERMAN” TAILOR.
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