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TheFuuerelAldBociaty oi Old Well
lodge. It A. Ii. held their annual
meeting Iaet evening and elected the fol-
Icwiug ofloere: Thaddeua Guyer. pro-Ji-
deut; Lawie W. Duty. vice pro-idem;
John ‘ weretary; it. new...
boa. treaaurer‘é Lewia W. Dory, Bende
Bileckand Bemuei chowan, finance
committee.
- great grand children. The alternoon
. wee apaet in nuclei ujoymeut. and alter
. "mm“— emu-at.
gnome-tonic Railroad company ta
' I when wool-n, Wu.
airmen-neon ornaments-gusto pat-
“KWBI‘WMW ii the
replaced, it new, by one 0! iron.
Some or the meta-tel tor the new
it in expected, wIll aoou begun.
The flouaatonic Railroad company will
italic tichcta irorn Norwatk or South
Norwalh totinratoge, N. Y.. and return.
on account of the American House lie~
wary Society, ior “.25, good going
y on June 2, 3, 4 and 5, and good re-
turning until June 14 Times who drain
to avail themaalree at thie opportunity
to viait America’a moat popular eotnmer
reaort can do no at a remarkably cheap
rate. ”n..-" W__L__
—8trawberriee 15 cent- a basket; Pine-
applee2 iorficcuteand 3 lor25centaat
George Coatello'a. Railroad Place.
Muppet-ted spec-Intern.
Countable Frank Conley went to the
aign poetnrarF. 8. Noah n Bro'a. etore
thia atoning for the purpoae oi eelliug
at auction a gold watch, Chief Vollmer
and aSIR'mtll. who were the only hrd~
dera nreaeut, and it to rein to any they
were not overetoched with lends. For-
tunately tor Ir. Conley he had an order
to poetpm theeale, and the twoapecta-
tore wended their way back to Railroad
Squareconacioua that they had ruined a
bargain.
loin. hike Dual-en
Editor of The Brennan—l” atten-
tionhae been called tea challenge in
your imua oi yeaeerday trout Fred Cert
ton oi Btamicrd, in which he expreeaee
adeeiretomeetmetoratbrre mtleioot
race. In reply. I deaire to eay that I are
wiltingendanaioee tomeet Carlton or
any othergood man. I will meet him
it any time, theecceerthe better. at No.
25 Well atreet, Norwalh, to arrange a
match. it Carlton la not “bluifiog,” let
him poet a forfeit. J. D Noun.
lee treaty-nun menu.
A email company gathered at the reat-
dcnce of Henry L Smith on Went Avenue
yelterday alternaaa to celebrate the
filthy-third birthday or Ir. Buitb'a
mother. Among the number were two
children. tear grend children and (our
rapper the company diepereed. Mrs.
South enjoya excellent health and her
trirudehopaabemay live to are runny
more annivermriea of herhlrthdey.
~Withoet doubt thevery beat flour
lathe-arht—tha“w0em.”
BAILEY-SM].
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a new waaerea no It. net'- ce-raa
ru- m _
Pretty tecea, haudenmehilata, invent
flowere and enchanting mode, adjuncte
oi a pertect wedding.graced the-an
riagent ClaraFrauceeBellcoh,eld-
eat of Jamea K. Bellech. to
Jamee E. Bailey, the
papalae .
treeanrer oi thePabw Mia
Church thia alternoom The
ceremony
wee performed at 2:00 o'clock by the.
rector, Rev. C. It. Bellech.ecoualnol
the bride. The bridal party entered the
crowded cdiiiceend peaaeduptheaiele,
to the mellow etraina ct a w
march. played by lil- JeufiK. M.
Firetcame theuahera, J. W ldv
inch, J. Arthur Pinneo.‘m .8.
Ioody. Jr. and LeGread'liaylad;
neat came the bridaia .. . g.
,.
was. Me with»
Kittie hellechfi
edgh the,maid_ot
gore—at nai.’ * " _ ‘
and carried a bouquet of larguerlte
roaea. Then came the petty brideun
the am or bar tather.wearingamwn
of grey call-non and dlh‘with cut Ital
ornamenta. and carrying a bouquet cl
pink roar-t Thegroorn’a heat than wee
hie brother. Frank B. Bailey. Coming
trout the reatry they met the bridal
party at the alter, where the my
wee periormed according to the Balloo-
pal ritual.
Directly alter thecrremony. the cob
ot-town gneate took luncheon at the
home oi the bride on Eaat avenue,where
a large number of haudeome preeente
were nine diaplayed. The floral decora-
tione at the hotter, ae well at the church,
were proiuae.l,couaietlug oi hydrangea.
palate and amilax. After a too daya’
wedding tour Kr. and Ira. Bailey will
reside with the groom’a mother on Beet
avenue.
About aixty gueata iron out oi town
attended the wedding, among the num-
ber being Ira. S. C. Waterbury, Kr. and
Eugene Albiuaud [in Waterbury. at
Stamford; Ir. and Ira. C. Deflart
Bower. lira Fannie Bower. Heater
Charlea Brown. In. Sch-art:-
u..limld}ord endinloch-
wood of New York; It. and Ira. C. B.
Sellech and Kim Julia ma'wood. ct Jer-
aey City: lira Dachau. ot Rahway;
W. J. Barlow, of Sing Sing; In. J. W.
A. Glue“, lira Claett. lien Jane- and
Iliea Nellie Cluett. of Troy.
....__.__________.__
Coupe-y D'a lute Decoration for
Mp.
The Adjutant General haa lent to
member: oi Company 0.. atate hedg-
and here [or codification in riile ahm
ing, a lollowa: Bherpehootera, Captain
Froat. and Q. I. Sergt. fl. 8. Geuung;
lat clear marhamen. Bergt. J. H. Brown
end Private R. W. Preece; Inerhelnen.
lit Lieut. G. E. Simpeen, Corporal J J.
Keily and Privatea W. J. Ceeey and G.
A. Hendrick.
The decoration will probably be pre-
emied on Friday evening.
—Wearereceivlagdirecttheitorthanp-
toncrea-eryhuttar.ndcanlllall or»
derapromptiyandatlowlgarea Nelle
better. 1'.B.Gnyer&8oe.
m
‘l‘heeeoondannealregattaot theCor-
inthian loequito dent will be railed ed
Larchmont harbor, Saturday; lay Blet.
tulle-er:
Clara 1. Brain maaeuriug 2i) leer. and
“'32 mum“... . t
17 art
inch”, and over to teat. a tort.
Glare Route 1 and
over 11 teat O incheam
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What near-e. countered
churnwtllbeeruundatlieegleflmmed
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water line hath. loraafimileotthe
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minced
mmhaionera will be in Bridgeport
Juncttoheartheapplhettcnieralay-
out by the New York, ”sport &
Beater-railroad. Them '1’.“
young itiaaewhdlgavoldallgrade crcflnge
eh, ct highwayeeudiutereecting
Bank. which took place at St. Panl'e
railroada,
aadwilleecenltatethe couatrnction‘ oi
atunuel‘ ”Nicotinlaegththroughthe
upper portionot thetowh otlcrwalk
Twodrawhrldgea arecontemplated,one
over theflaugatanchaud theother over
thence-tonicrlvw. Allolthehridpe
«Hing alougtheunntewlllheot atoneoriron.
Themthernterminnaotthe
linewlllbeintheneighborhoodot the
old hence Turnpike road, where it
crceaea Byrau river in the town oi
Baveuienotintcudedtobetheultlmate
northern reunion or the the.
~ The length at the r on paper in
[arty-lire milea in round nowhere, and
the capital atoch will be tired at “Mil.-
M The total coat.“ eatimated by the
engineer in charge, Horace G. Boodeld
of Bridgeport, will be 3.0%,50235. The
ooatot grading, mercury audbridgu ia
lined by the engineer at $3,383,175.50.
The track Inllaat will involve an expen-
diture of $927,727.38; new buildinga
WM». and right of way 3500.01».
Among the directors areElcury It. Par-
rot and A. L. Winton of Bridgeport, and
Dr. C. B. Adam 0! New Haven owna a
atock in it. Dr. Adana an that the
new company is undoubtedly eincere in
their purpoee to build a good double
trach from New York to Baotou, and aa
etraight ae pnaaiblc.
cal-actuate Preaperoea Oddlallowa.
The 51st annual eeuion oi the Connec‘
tlcllt Grand Lodge, 1. 0. 0. R, occurred
in New Haven yeaterday. There were
400 delegatea preaeut with 70 lodgea rep-
mnted. Grand Heater Jemee P. Biah-
op preeided. More the :repo:t oi the
Credential Committee theannnal reporta
ot the odicere were read. Grand Heater
Biehop reported a year of grant prosper-
ityaodthatthreeuew lodgea had been
inatituted during the year. Grand Secre-
tary Botaiord repomd that the total
memberehip oi the order in tbe‘Btata on
January 1, 1889, wee 11,873. and that the
increaae during the year had been 1,53.
He reported that there had been paid for
relief $31,501.07, and [or expcuaae, 846,-
733.81. Bereported that them or
receipt. over expenditure. wee 310.570.
Secretary Botat'crd elao touched upon
the condition“ theDaughtaraol Rebe-
hub in thin State and wound that there
areat preaentwlodger, having a total
memberabip of 2m]. _
The @llowing nflicera were elected (or
the eming year: Grand Heater. Fred-
erick 8. Hunt of Bridgeport; Deputy
Grand Heater. George E. Cowell oi
Waterbury; Grand Warden, Charlee B.
Ware oi New Iondoe; Grand ,
Frederick Botalord of new Haven;
Grand Treaaurcr, John H. Smith or
Waterbury, and Greed Repreeotative,
Jamea Biehop of New Haven.
-—-A trampwhoLmIe a box at Btu-eh
eoap concealed hie identity by weahing
hlnuelt with a coin of it.
George W. Roberta, tor twenty year-
.» the sane & on”
lenulacturing company or Watwbury.
and for many yearn the bookkeeper and
lgb diary-l til,"-
a t. w or
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leg. TheAficcle- wee w'ufid
up.audtoJohnuyBilhurnwfiawflad
the homo! the elm—um cap.
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componitiononflhwhglmrdW’
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highnonlhythenhoolwm ‘ “"3 .g
averae oi“LittleAnnle ‘ "for ,
which ahewaa rewardedwlfld
bouquet. Theclam in with-die
w.u. ciao- (Pm My it.
Kceler' (Deacon Keller), awning.
Wilhelm Baa-an).were preea'et at
an arm union.
Norwalk Chronicler