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THE .l.0CAI. BRIEFS.
Weather Bulletin.
Fur'l'huraday in New England, warm-
.W. putty cloudy to cloudy weather,
with fresh southerly to southeasterly
wind; m - ,
High tide tomorrow, 8m; low rid»,
3.46.
Sun rises—7J0 a.m.; sun sets M2 p.rri
Poet Mormon/shell: in turn to-day.
Charles Clark is quite ill on the Sticky
Plain road.
A large partyfrom-tfihc borough went
to Stamford last night. ‘
Contractor Cram is making very slow
progress on the sewer.
“Salt Pork, l0c7b,ht Baycs’ market.
Water was sold for 20 cents per barrel
in the borough, yesterday.
Henry soon is ”enlisting from a
severe case of rheumatism in his foot.
Crofut & Knapp have put Mr. Kahew
on as night watchman in factory No. 2. ‘
Last night’s polo trams at Meridtn re-
aulted‘as follows: New Haven 4, Meri-
den 1.
in... William solo; or Cbatbam, N.
Y., is visiting Mrs. Jarvis Kellogg of the
borough. -4,»
The case of Prico'v‘s. Lane will be con-
tinued before Justice Coolidge tomorrow
at 2 p. m.
——Carrots for Horses, by the barrel, at
Reinson'a market.
James L'Homniidieu ‘went' to llatibury
this morning to attend the Prohibition
convention held there today.
Theodore Olseh'sflliuckekln colt and
John Honnecker’s mustang did some fine
work on the avenue yesterday.
A sleigbing party from Cranberry and
Poplar Plains went to Branchville last
night and gave Jesse Pillow a surprise.
Colonel Anderson lectures on "Word
Pictures of War Phases" for the benefit
of the Y. M. C. A, at their rooms, to-
night.
Mrs. Phebe, wife of John Romano...
died this morning. after an illness of‘I
three years. Mrs. Renison was about
sixty years old.
0. H. Swift, of Danbury, formerly in
‘ Major Crorr'e is raising his new house
on Pine rlrct'l, today.
This vcuing iii-rt} of young people
will take a sleigh ride in Wilton.
Meetings arebeiiig held every i-vi-iiing
this week at the First M. E. church.
Edward Mathewson-d Kate Carmody
of the borough are to be married soon.
—Fine Turkeys} at Renison's‘ market.
this week.
John Mulveywandwltate Wallace were
married at St. Mary‘s church this lifter-
noon.
Pioneer Book a no... Co. will hold
their next sociable on Tuesday evening,
Jan. 31st. '
Kate Brown of Wilton is very sick at
her brother's residence on Plymouth
avenue.
Lincoln Counbiiiamll a. it, Will
visit Waldeiliere Council of Bridgeport,
tic-night. m m y
Dibblet Coinstock print a price list
of canned good-tin this issue that it will
pay housekeepers to consult.
Frank ll. Roscoe has accepted a [Mini
tion as a teacher of bookkeeping at a
business college in Bridgeport.
—Frosh Pork and Sausage, 126 lb., at
Hoyea’ market. __
High street was crowded wrth coasters
last evening and a great many others
were present who were satiisiled with
seeing the sport
Ed. Riley is confinemtl his ri-nidvncet
on Plymouth avenue with a sprained
ankle, the result of a fall on the ice
Saturday evening.
——Try Plaistedls Compound Stirsfillilfll-
la. '
W. C. Quintard udvcrtiscsal'ull litre
of builders’ hardware. paints, oils and
varnishes. He. also has the agency for
Berry Bros. hard oil finish which is in‘
valuable for house cleaning purposes.
(lo-i, new turning points arid now views
of the place which He has laid down for
the Uluplh-llmt‘l'lt of His gracious puru
poses. IndH-(l, history itself is the ac-
companiment of this plan, and in its pro-
gress continually unfolds it.”
William Volmer Will Nerve.
William Voltner, who was elected.
Chief of Police, and afterward declined
to accept, has been prevailed upon to
serve. Mayor Hubbell was to have call-
ed especial meeting of the Council to
consider his resignation, hilt this morn-
ing received information of Mr.\'olmer’s
change of mind, hence there ,will’ be no
meeting. 1
Mr. Volinl-r declined to outfit: because
of the salary paid the clue“) polh:e,nnd
it is now believed that it has her“ agreed
to increase it.
A Funeral Cur. ,
J. D. Jennings, ruccessor to L. E.
Quintard in the undertaking business,
has purchased from Brownell of New
Redford, Mass, it funeral car which is
the finest vehicle of the kind in this
town. It is so constructed and provided
with new features that its appearance is
very stately. The trimmings and mount-
ings are certainly elegant. The massive
guard rails inside and out are of silver.
The arrangement 6f the interior is per-
fect. There are two sets of draperies,
black and white, made from very rich
material, With extra heavy fringe and
tassrls. The draperies are arranged so
they cart be easily changed.
There is a art of draw curtains of black
broadcloth trimmed with silk bullion
fringe, which Cilil be drawn to hide the
contents if desired, The mound of the
car is provided with pine, spurs and all
the. modern appliances.
'l'holamps are of silver and are in ap-
pearance very rnucll in keeping with the
rest of the \"rhiclc. It is called it Pillar
car on account of the tour corner pillars.
It is very easy rolling and provided with
Sunday Afternoon Dog Fight.
The residents of High street had their
attention attracted Sunday afternoon to
.the howling of two ferocious dogs.
They were Newfoundland dogs and were
fighting in the rear of A. J. Hutchinson's
yard. One of the dogs had held of the
other's neck with a grip and determina»
tion that seemed to overpower the weak-
.er of the two. Windows in the neigh-
borhood were raised and missles were
thrown in order to separate them. Fred
Lyon made up his mind that he had
something in his bureau that would be
apt to silent them and securing a six
shooter went forth to take a hand in the
sport. When near the canines a neigh-
bor from an adjoining yard threw a
bean pole at the dogs and they were
frightened away. Fred, however. let a
bullet fly after them as they dodged
around the barn but without any per-
ceptible cll'ecr. He says that if the per-
son in the next yard had only kept that
been pole where it belonged there would
have been a dead dog in his yard a few
minutes later.
Palestine Castle No. 2. A. O. K. M. C.
Palestine Castle has appointed a com-
mittee to be known as the committee on
the good of the order. This committee
meets at W. S. Knapp’s office every
Thursday evening. A full attendance is
desired to-rriorrow evening. Following
are the committee: E. 8.3a", (l. C.
Stillson, Wm. S. Knapp. John McGraw,
It. I]. Golden, Chas E. Doty, Win. C.
Burke, Jr.. Thomas Merewether, \Vm.
M. Raymond, L. F. Waterbury, Samuel
Watts, Win. Moore. Wm. 0. Roberts,
Wm. .16: Brown, If‘. ll. Pierce, John W.
Smith, Herman Snyder, Solomon Scam.
wool; in dominion-lien.
Sheriff Darin served a writ of attach-
ment on the firm of Lincoln & Conkliri,
produce dealers on the drawhridge, this
morning for a judgment obtained
against them by James Shutto on Long
full patent axles. The drivers sent is}
covered vi'itli black leather. The car to»
fleets much Clr'lllt on the t‘lrlt'lpl’lfit‘ of,
Mr. Jennings. It cost nearly $2.000. «
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Yesterday afternoon a happy ridigh
party including most of the members of i
grade 8 of the Franklin street school,l
went to Stamford in the "Excelsior.“f
They started at 4.30 and returned hornel
late in the evening. W l
office of the Consolidated road froml
John Curnow must not imagine that:
they are receiving gold dollars. Ile hasl
A Discourse to bloat-tin, l
On Sunday evening. Feb. 5th. Run;
Charles E. l'larrii of the First Ill. PL?
church will llt'll\’t'l’ a discourse to the}
Masons of N.nwalir. llis subjwt Willi
he: “Temple Building. or ”in Triiv flit
Persons receiving change- at rin- ticket . sonic A"«'l|il"l'l-" Tn." l'"ll'."'> "l “W burr irks triiiianl
ougli and this city are ixpr-vrml to no;
. E‘ i
tend ill ii body. Jlr. ”'lli’frl linsa wealth 3
of knowledge corlcernirr.l the antiquity:
Island. Mr. Lincoln,of the flym, is at
Newborn, N. 0., and has not attended to
the business for it long time, and as Mr.
(‘onklin wanted to dissolvo partnership
with him the latter allowed judgment to
be taken against the firm. The busi-
trees will be settled up as soon as possi-
ble, and lilr. Conkliri will open under
his own name.
in.“ «their;
Contest Between Kittgalsury
and Sanderson.
Thcgzrme in the billiard tournament
at Hartford, last evening, was between
For Sale.
‘ AST NORWALK, and Benedict Farm.
g Desirable residences. in excellent condition.
Prices reasonable. and terms easy.
Ell?llli’8 of TAYLOR lb GOLDEN.
llcpl Estate and
ington Sc, South «walk, Gt.
menace A cuts. to and 43' Wash-
For Sale.
COMMODIOUS residence on Elinwood ave.
contaiuin all the modern improvements with
a a use and stableoo the premises. for
as , also as inllar house on llavlland attachm-
taining the usual city conveniences. Eli hire of
, AYLOil & GOLD .
Real Estate and Exchange “tights, 45 and 47 Wash-
ill on t.
A mini. LINE; or; (7
Builders ' Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
“’irc Steel Door Mats,
Something new. but thing out.
w. c. QUINTARD,
MUSIC “ALL BLOCK.
Great Bargains
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87, 89, 91mm SI.
Ul’ STAIIRS,
. Supported by stirs Julia Wilson. Miss Lizzie
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MUSIC HALL,
South Non-walls.
Only One Night,
Tuesday, January 31.
Positively last appearance this season.
rue consoles.
W. '1‘. BRYANT.
it churned. air. James Berlin and
Some Star Cast.
lli Georg» lloly's gmu laughing snot-esp
Keep it Dark.
New Music, New smiles,
New Songs, New laughs,
New Dances. New ltoars.
Prices, 35. 50. and 75 Cents.
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0n “War Pictures of War Phases,”
AT Tim Y. a . C. A.
Wednesday Evening, January 25th.
TICKETS, 25 CENTS.
LYCEUM THEATRE,
NEW YORK.
23d St. and ‘POL'RTlI AVE.
NIBL FROHMAN Manager
trims 8.15. Sarcrtmv Mariners 2.
The Regular Dramatic Season.
The Wife,
A New Play by l). Balance and I]. C. Dcllillc
Company lricludes:
HERBERT KELCEY. GEORGIA CAYVAN:
HENRY MILLER.
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Teacher of Singing. Vomgtmmrol arid Pizno Play-
dthw P. 0.. Box 495, SOUTH NORWALI, (71'
C. It. D'AR’I‘OIS,
Caterer for Weddings estimating and luploym
no-.. . 3° m "£32331“ W-
DR. C. I". BOUT‘VELL.
DENTIST.
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Teeth extracted without pain by the use of Gas or
(1th lit er.
I\‘l‘TE NTION.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Parts. Needles. lielts, etc, furnished
General Repairing of all kindsand makes of
Sea-in lachines. . fiflAlLllB. ‘
83 sin 8L. so. Norwalk. 58-11
GRACE HENDERSON. ”1,,
Names errncnorr, lJOl’lsE DILLON, 51W ngton Street,
W. J_ Li: MOYNE In“ WALCOT, anallyhomflmilmmandfronitoapm
cuss. WALCOT, MR5. WHIFFEN, “' 0“ Stimuli! evenings rivals to s.
CHAS. DICKSON. MISS CROLY. rlntereet allowed on Deposits.
W. FAVEltsilAM. Miss CKOSMAN. ALDKN sommsi'l’mnis
v. r n. _ _ _y ' JOHN H. ER , Vice-Prom;
PRICES Al Rcsc ed 50c , The 31,003] as 634-17. JOHN ll. KNAPP,8¢e.an¢
To Inc's
Iftm a term of three year:- rrrit on) cotton rac-
TORY, Comer Water and Elizabeth Streets.
Possession March lr-t, 1338.
llO’l‘li A GOLDSCIIMIIYI',
88! if . South Norwaik.
‘ T EST NORWALK.
J R. RAYMOND,
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of llaviland St. on Water. £0. Box Gli'.
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charge of the mailing department of the Just received a large quantity of new i 0‘ Masonry and has made rest-arches Will Kingsbury 0‘ New ”Me" and Sanderson
. _ . ._ . , . 1 {My have undertaken. ‘1 of Willimantic. and proved in some re.
Danbury dt llama“ railroad, “‘3 '" 9mm” mm” from I‘m mm" g fspt'citi the mmt interesting"! the series
town not rug .
continua-om lilo Sorrvisllr Missionaries. l 3 thus far. Kiilusbury st -L ...l in brilliene
$850.00
Will buy one acre of land fronting on the lain
strect. with house containing 8 rooms and Barri.
The premises are in good conditionwrril shaded and
J C. CBOWE.
a
, Carpenter and Builder.
“lulllllillx oil the Railroad.
SOUTHWNUBWALK.
. _ 5.. - . . . Planafnmishedandl‘stimatsaglveu.
___ .. ,. 1 _ A gentleman who rpm—pig almost dolly ; . , . l . ( ’ _ II . . he ‘tonsliitrablt fruit on them. Jobbln otall do fly ’0.
——Bo a wanted to sell the Sentinel. The farewell services to he held in thel , 3.. _ _ , ’ ‘ ‘3 ”ml n"! 10 "l '"9 "Hm liming, W--- “___. -~—— . 5” "kill“ prom: "W
I y Nurwalk (j mg". rational church on l 0" u“ L "sum“"d "’"d “a” that gm" 1 following it with 14 m the sixth inning. 82’800 00 N Main
1’. 0. KO! 448. South Rommel.
ALEX. S. GIBSON.
Will buy ten acres of land, four of which front on
the Main slrwt and have on them it 00d house
mniainln ll motto. large barn and carr e house.
The brii logs are in excellent condition and are
Deputy Sheriil' Toner took Lawyer.
Walsh under his protecting care yester- 5 Curtis, as missionaries to Japan, give
day and gave him a sleigh ride to Stani- »
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Thursday ”(mug to Rev. and Mrs. l". S. . bling is t. rriul ill to out | an ex lot that
il l' l i‘ i , ‘ d gSandrrs-on never recovered the lead, but
v. .ws 'ir'V‘,’ '. ' .
0' 'l ”'t [i '3"- "H m' ‘l l, m ”u“ ‘plnyed n pluckly and In’illltlllll grime“
red front the table, and not oiiry'llint, hilt
Mlllllii Wil’ [111.
f _ " interest to any facts concerning that; . «MM i ‘9" int-lib» _l (""11 “’l'l'" it ”'03“! “if“ a “0“" “I 205‘ "MM“: . , Organistofthclibmcomhox‘mcnmw“
mam- New on... mm... o... i... won... on a any» m» .. , r K, , H , a“ ",30f o... 250 o. Kinksbury. r. r... .5mmhousewarmingis": 1.. f "" ' .
David Stow advertises furniture at a "million. a Population larger than the 5 shanty“. 72:731.," :ll:l~lu u: :”(');:2“:; ' made no average of 3 ill-59, which is main on mortgage. " ' “no 0‘13; org‘fii‘ml 108i“!
bargain for the next month. He has 5 population of France. and an area great-f 3‘ ’ ‘ . larger than was made by the wrnnor in l l. is :1 fact that 3'“ 0"“ 0‘ TA‘LOR ‘1 GOLDEN mm 0]].
fine stock and his-special prices makes:
this an advantageous time to purchase. =
The water pipesin Lender's block are
er than the area of the British Isles. with ,
our State of Maryland added. The lead- I
ing men desire the Christianizzition of
the empire. Statesmen. teachers. edi-
lleart“ and tilt-strikes are generally one
cent ii heart. Oiicein it while men are,
observed playing for t-‘n and t-vmi
twrnty-flvc. cents a heart, and at this
any [)Jt‘t'ltllls garlic. Kitigbury's aver—
age was 4 14 59. The game was beauti-
fully played on both sides. No prettier
display of billiards has been seen for a
business is
dull and the season is over, so
to make things lively will
Real Estate and insurance tits. 45 and 4': Wash
moron s't., South omlé Ct.
iroiisuoiric RAIthoAD:
are I] lack Box M P. 0., NORWALK. 00”.
JOHN I’ll-SINGER.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
frozensndduringtheweektheoccupante tors, men of influence, declare that the figurelit“nkes [bum short trip l.“ “:3 . long lion». Following It the soon- by ”“1";le & NORWALK DIVISION- 12 Railroad Place. - So. Nona“.
of the building have been obliged to car- doctrine of Christ is indispensable. In severe ‘ '6 MB. {mm :9 I:t;xperi_cnc . innmgw— . } "OHM“! December ml» 1567. Wfifigfifi Buiutootilcrtor m. Re-
ry all the water used from neighboring 1372.1... fimchmh, or ”1.,“ ,,,..mb,,,, l’ arch ur mint-u?!) . ”'9 micro a, K,,,g,bu,y_0 1;, 5 3 21., 2 0 7 ,3, 5 21 ose u PASSENGER riiims. - MW 71‘“
stores. - was organized in Yokohama. From l 5"“! ‘§:;n:;':h: “aflflgs‘za a:::::‘;u:' ] 6 f' 04 3‘ 3 6 0 3 12 5 7 3 8 10 5'1 1 0 1 9 0 SOUTII- Amma-
A lreiflht brakernan named Frederick that time work was carried on witbi lam“? he “In: others is afraid lbs? I list,” 4 J 4 0 61 l3101 l 1 190 6 '5 "“ Lr. Somuik. Lv, 80. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Point 6' v? hBYlNG'I'ON,
Marsh. employ“! an the “omwnic 2‘9‘123'.‘ iy“°:":i,'t"m“'r‘§'g{§3 RIBS: filo railrdad dtficials Will. in order l0 put ‘ ~"Sanderson-o or 2101632 3 i o o .3. B a|ance of ifi‘i-m“ rid" “W" 351??“ um ymlrmlilglwszggfimom.
roadJll i th not of a carnear 0‘" 9' e " 3. 'C ' v - ' . j“0202233146116l04530600'.‘ 10"" I: “’3‘" " "’39 ” " Guidemlflmmmliledfree.
Lanmhie Koo: Imomio and was with 14.815 baptized members, Were Ie- “ ”'"p "’ "mum" 0”" l“ “in! mm" 3 u 0 2 r 016 or 318501 0010 4 0 5 5 6 ”5" .. Wl’:.“'- “’29:.”-
. . Y . it. rtcd In 1877 the first J“ trees to be taken out of all Hooking cars. 5 10‘0“ l ‘t‘ -33: .. it “I fill "M“ )3; “ . ‘ F THOMES.
killed. "no, _._. . p0 ' - , - pa This would deprive innocent parties of a: _' , , ‘ . -' " ‘ 5 '“d e‘ " 3' ‘d ‘° AG
_ d clergyman was ordained, nine years later | m u ‘ 0‘ Ian u” and “ mm“, lurigsbury saverage, 4 l-l-oll: Santlrr _ NORTH. . m mu “13
Dr. C. F. Boutwetlrecsived yester “_Y there were 93 ministers. These Christ- lorries]?t otu all'lorrhs l “mm.“ i. + sun's. 38!~59. Luge“ mm, Kingwuryi, LV'WMDPML bummrwk, Ammm Phwmx Insurance co. of Hartford
from 'New York an elegant dental chair ions are not "rice" Christians. Girl of ‘ "3T 1:210" t‘lt do dg‘ H '7 l6. Sanderson iii. . I ' Whammy-d 730a.”lri.il‘x'd utilized AND
'0': h” room m Lenders block. Hera their poverty they gave in 1886 almost ”m" ‘_ rt gepor ‘ an M ' The game this evening willbcbetwwnl »AND— 3412 .. 33...... 33": NOTARY PUBIJC.
dorng excellent work '0' a ""3" number 827,000 for church work. Sixty-four ' ""1 “7"“ "‘m 79'5"“ Sanderson and Kellogg and on Thursday “ 3° " Hind ,l ‘5 _yifimi J52 ' ”WAYNE 0033'
°' ”“0”" , . _- churches are wholly self supporting and Twill!“ the ”Id “'9" b3“ ”cm"? i“, W bite and How ks will play. and this iai 32W"- g}; .. 3.19%“ J I). JENNINGS,
The non appearance of the minsttel 119 are partly so. in proportion to their Music Hall. The members are striving I very likely to prove a “try interestingl F“ r C a 8 9:1) .. mm, loot “mm, ”mm“, , s“ L
company in town last night diaapointed means the members of the Presbyterian 10 In“? ll 0W 0‘ "Hf but! ”FEW?“ by l cont..gg.._couyanp p #3351335?" .‘ggm- and Gen" lamm- "mm” RQniarutl.
a great many. There was every indies. and Congregational churches give as them all“ It ““5 “9 If “"‘Y "9"" WWW “5899118"! in m “1,,“me will yield? ri'.ii.Avur'u.. 'ricir'er Agent. undertaker & Enlllalmer.
tion of a big audience and a first-class liberally as do Preebyterians and Congre- 09991!" "l “‘9" Mom- he'll)“ ‘0 the I .0 u“, use of Carter's Little Np,“ 'p.",. > No. ”(flint 8t. Humanism.
performance. _ , ,. gationalista in the United States. In humming"??? wrilbeheid. laided by Carter's Little Liver Pills. They BOIOW costs HOUSATONIC DIVISION. 8313!!! NOI'WCII, Colin.
——Lard in 5 and" 16" pound pails 50¢ the 11 theological schools 169 students Mn. sci-anv- Cue ssrttsri. 3'10! only relieve present distress but mm". “m
and '1 each fl “8190’ market. ' are preparing for the grapel ministry. The case 0, Schanh vs. the town of strengthen the stomachand digestive ap- Leave Bridgeport tor Pitisacid. D3- “C‘WNE‘ML
' ’ .. . A- In the various schools are nearly 5,000 Nay-walk was settled. all except mflparstur. . 7"°‘i‘.'-‘°‘°E‘“°“ ' wmamaasmnasa—
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A. Dickermanik Son are offering as a students, who are trained in Christian amount of damages, in the court oil More crises of sick headache, biliou‘sr c 4.82 panorama, , svirmr run. 0015 Well A'Ollo Ill Butler Street,
bargain this week the Holmstead bleach» knowledge as thoroughly as in sicular Common rum... um morning, ”3- the rim. constipation, &c.._ciin be cured in g .2300 .. “WEE” ”30”" NORW court.
ed muslin at a very low price. This learning. TheBiblehas been translated, gown admitting n". unsound c"'“""°"lmn3;wi.¥'mr::afifxefil’r‘lomiim . - ., ,. , , L sfimggun—Ugtggfit frouitoa,aasrto
bargain is altered for the purpose of in- and‘lhe New Testament has been sold in or the bridge at the time Mrs. Schauh' . ' . . 'GoeaonlyaafaruNevv Milford. ' " "a" ‘
. . . , l , , . s , f W‘Contmnnicatlon telephona.
troducing this new line of muslin. all parts of Japan. Something has been broke through it lint spring. It remains I ‘3” 9‘ ”In" bymioihflfnm' _..- “ 9 half it larg" “wk 0 the Ira. ll. ServesmirJ'ice Prre't a (len'i Ian'g'r b, tt'm
George E Simgon‘and Mi” Agni-s done toward creating aChristinn litera- with the Judge to fix the aniount of. “Mme“ Msp‘eualn’. 0f httli’t.At.‘v'li‘rtl.L:u0‘.n flchtdgl MW. can W. s. KNAPP,
, , _ lure. damage that shrill be paid her. ' ' . . ' 1-.--.. ' " ' '
Avery were marriedlast evening to the: 1 . . . , - y «mi. to do ll-ht now work. Apply at 7' ARCHI’i‘ECT
”mum of a {W (”was of u“, bride! Th" 9"?b"'" 0' ”“3"“ U"“””"'" I'Itllrruli'a l’honogrnpha. . ortomutriii LlPSJlshforrll’iat-e. ti . It. Y. N. H. & ll. RAILROAD. Itmprcpmdlo make plans and .
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