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church, the bride being
.— 5'.me daughter of
‘ VuuAhtyne,p-ttwottltechnrch,
them Christopher Johnston, u
wv youugbnrinerrmnn olllart-
Y built-rot the church, handwntely
1 .. .. withfernr, palm and potted
' presented a petty uppeurnuee.
EX. Parlepreeidodut the organ
Wbtlieunivnlot the bridul
”Mineral selection: which
WINS”! pleufingtothe gun-Its. The
George VunAlstyne and Frank
all,“ Norwullt, Robert Johnstone. and
‘A. Bollard at Hartford, were
V mmwgmstmaml when
tintefor the ceremony arrived the
" , wafilledwith [lit-udstltthr-
- uudgroom. whiletw gallery “as
by uninvited guests.
Atlnucirely so'cloeh the bridal party
-I npthecenternisleto the strains
U . the Mendehrtohu wedding march.
- 1.119!!th the way, followed by
hrideaudgroom. Twool thenshI-m
-.. totherightnnd two to the left
. the bride and mount. who took a
.. u. ~ directly in front of the pulpit.
PP - they were met by the bride's
In. my who performed the tereuumy
lrllll‘
not] a lewnarrelativenandtriendu
-- I tothepurmgewheretheytnrried
‘MtiIueto receive etmgrntulatirms.
, hum couple then left the house
~-urhowerolriocsud ohlslmaml
driven to the; city, where they
theta) went bound am.
'I'heluide wore I pretty truvelingdre-
, “colored Henrietta clotb.trimmcd
, velvetundcnt rteelornatnentr. but
much. Shemiednhrgelxunluetof
’ . I The bridal prmts werenurner—
‘ ndhurtdrorne. Beside thaw sent
the bride's honwinNorwalk. runny
‘ urntdireetlollartlordbyherliart
m Tbed'lplay ineludeduolid
- , homehold furniture. easy
, . Whitnhru hunhheclm,
' . mother valuable and useful arti'
" TheEpworth leagueoltlurchurch
her with a handmrne I-aey
' nudchiflonier.
[Am the guests tron: onto! town
.Ilev. W. W. Chit at Mlgeport:
.undlrr. ufiJohmhmeJliutAgnee
u .. ,JdruJoleJlol-ntdohm
, Riel-uni Iklernuterand George A.
.' of Hartford; Sir». Charles Limb
» ,‘ofl‘ewlloehelk: Williamlflark,ol
York; and Mn. mu Bradley. or
Haven.
I!!! m Cllfllllll.
F Imfltmhubuuhry a
" lurwulh 'l‘rulu thlo Morning.
m Vethie, an Hungarian. wort
.. by the regular purrenger train.
. . by engiueNo. M. which left Wil-
‘ Pointtor Ikllbury at 611') this morn»
He wuo walking on the track from
human Concord street to this Why
huljlllt reached the Nonme street
when them hit him. Bit
3 her-- «trill-rue cow atelier
' M bdowmehnee. He was
,, tothebugpge mom in thcde-
uuduphyrieinn wutrumnwned, who
W whichblud protuely.
bur-triennial his wilt- inluthe
My. They have no children.
nun hu- not been in this many
lulldotu not link English. Ont-
thrtrniurnenuuidthe train mutt-[u
yuterduy morning to allow tlu-
luuutngrtofl thetnr‘hallduroitl
‘ 4 m. Vethie's le‘willhuwr to
..H"..t
.
o
“Pattie wot tllqu to the Bridgeport
Anthem“) unintluunuamlos.
AMT-hun‘l’u—ule.
firethwevuingfinlhurutrimc
Whythrl‘lmlhundfituth
‘ Mile Light (mph; lelt
ratio- to an up town by "I 0'
m Nan: the rrridrnee ot
new. on Cm mm he
. ul thenaurubutmrntJullingu
at lantern [net and landing
u and but by therideotthr
' summon-mm»
“ammhuflnudtlnu
“when!“ hiduptont
mm towurh My.
”bath-newborn.
”WWI-rant“
mhumrur. Rowlin—
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IlW‘lumwipm:
P?" Mlpuwllpm:A.A.
' “purulent. linu-
run uni when".
Amman-ammun-
Mum-them
MMwweflfllbdluttuening
with-www.m-
lance comma at the mule-Iona;
prurient the town. The one-ion w-
the emcerrglren by Walter J.’ Bull.
linuirt.otNewYork..fitodbyltrr.
; WWW PM “WWW
pupils. llrJInlluppenredin two:I unru-
herr,tlm first a sonata inCrnajor.hy
. Beethoven. I most difllcnlt composition.
In the “ljebeurnum” and “Rhuprodie
Hongroiae” Mr. Hall demonstrated his
ability as u pianist and played with a
delicate shading and explosion The
solos byPtiuIOIive Promoted, the atria
from ‘flnmeon et Milo.” were excellent
and received a hearty encore. to which
she responded. She has I clear, nob
voice of remarkable turnip-Ir and her
stage preuenoewm very fine. The“Chunt
Pohmir,” by Mrs. Walter J. Hall. nee
Miss Lutie Merrill. formerly of this city,
was well received and heartin applaud
ed. The numb-m by Mimflury Bradley,
at Wentport, the "Eturle." by Chopin
and "Waltlenrauschen," by Liszt, were
rendered in a most artistic manner.
The fiolmcellonoltu by Ado" Hurt:
tlegen. "Sounds trout the Alps," by Alonl,
1: Handle. by Popper. and the "Air de
Ballet," by Servais, were given in an
admirable "tanner. The playing ol Mr.
Hartdegen (trim-ml that he was a master
II! ' the instrument. I!» played with ad—
mirable tulo and showed a thorough
ImolI-rslanding of tho,- moxie. He held
thr- vlmest attentional the largo-nmlirnm-
thrnughmtt. Reilltw'kr'a' “Baum-r an
gin-n by Ilia: Anna S. Dunning. was
noon! the most mjoyablv numbers on
the programme. ller playing showed a
thorough knowltnlgn of thedifileultmm-
position and was heartily npplomled.
The ”Gnome" and "\Vitln'tumg'.~ an ren-
dered by )l'w May Medina. of New
York. were greatly enjoyal. Chopin's
”Sclmrm' in B flat minor. wan gin-n by
J. Frank Ride-r, of this «by. in his usual
masterly Imnrxer. )lr. Rider is rewarded
SIS on» of the bust piztn’bttp ever heard in
this city. The-excellent nmr'ert ended
with Rubinteiu’s "Value-thymine." play-
ed by Miss Nellie M. Dishruw. of Went
avenue. It was given in .m vxwlh-nt
mztnmr :1ml hi 'hly t‘lljtbyml ‘
B.“ Lll’l' MIXES lll’lihl' ll.
Both l’artirn mum Sky at u Recount lu
)lut l'laueeol l-portauee.
Yesterday in vnrirnrsl ‘onnec’tirnt towns
the ballot burr-5 containing: the mm; rant
at “I" but statr election were opened; in
many other towns the boxes were not
opened. Both parties (ought shy of a
mount in most plums ol' importnnw.
fearing. n» we held, revelations which
might further compltmte the context
whit-b is pending; below tin- fourth to dr-
I~ide. it "Hilde, who was legally elected
governor at the last stat» Mention: Willh’
It was generally «maids-ml that nothing
was to be gained on either side by :t rr»
trial any away-
If. u. tr. A. nun.
At the regular int-Ithly meeting of
tho-Outing club. III-Id Hominy evening.
W. K Smith and (I. S. Selleck won! my
[minted u oommittee. to swine. it pop
IIibIr. suitable grounds for a lawn tr-nn'ut
mtm It was also dt-I’itlul to tnkr- a
walk to New (Janna on Friday evening.
Stay 2?. luring the “xvi-tine room at
To'tdm'h.
The Bum «lab will any»); their tint
row tonight. leaving Rev. 1?. )l. Sellu-ok'u
hunt home It 7 o'clock Illll'p.
The Bourtl of Directm will hold their
regular Inonthly hunting tonight at It
o'l'lut‘k.
At u meeting of the rmrnw And library
committee. held Monday night. it was
Ila filed to IM the Ft Irnm. Puck and
hunt holler lllmtrntnl Weekly to the
ruling room
A muting of the committee on the
turning at the unuml report’lil ‘cullI-Il {or
this evening at 7:30 o'rlturlt nharp.
“rum Im- new Milly and l‘lltl he had
at the worm tor tlw upwind III-Him» next
Sunday in the Own Home. Colonel
Alex-ruler S. Baum. one of the brilliant
out plntlurm speakers at the day, will do-
lim no uldnur to men. Nome uhmld
tail to hear him.
Will M («Then tern».
Thefulrlleld roomy convict: 'm the
State prion rt Wethertfield who here
uppliqul to thelltute Board at l’urdoun
torreleueueMW.Whipple.su-.
nrlN.Plue undlhrleuflwenek. Whip-
ple who glrennlllr mmmw
port about three yearn ago tor totally
ntmttngnntunwhmnhewemrdoflur—
ingledhlrwllemny. Bnml’lnewtllhe
mm! It the negro whore long
mdfiievlngundothercrinmluub
edhlminthej-ll Myron-m.
lit-hunch hemmotbrw.
who we. penance-l- few numb um
mtheclnrgeot mm ”drubbing
lml’rwlllmlth.
I'M It.“
mmmrmmuuwuun
hilteb‘rlutlufl (“Mailman-Hr“
mum. :tswchacount would be Imutll— .
ClPTllllEll II TllElll PEI.
ARREST 01’ BUBBLABS III'LICAT
Ill [3 Till WILTON RAM
um MOI-ut- u-Ia -u funnier-Illum-
ruuulud It In“!!! ll!!! “III-III;
by Two , rt Mtge: 9d
strum :3, I w u .
DdtectivuArnoldnndCrImin Iteppul
wofiollhellfltrdu fromthe uuu‘t this
morning. with twoprironeru—u mun and
It woman—Wed together. und
boarded: have car for uptown. The
[limiter-were taheuto B. 11.41%
wood'u law office. where it was ascer—
tained that they‘re-re Ilenry Luddington
and Don Conroy, arrested for being in»
plicutod in the recruit wlwlwulo burglar-
ies in Wilton. ’
About two months ago the uelectnien
of Wilton employed Detective Cronin to
rundown theburglars, and mmtlyhe
heated the nnnwluunhehad run.
meted, in a nun]! humour the Wentpmt
road between Sipperly and (hmld’r
Milk In the town of l' airfield about two
mile» from Bridgepmt. Between 12
and three o'clock this morningrm'c'
tive Cronin and Arnold drove to the
pluceindicutrd, routed out me of the
neighbors. summit-II the Imus» and
ruptured the nonverbal thief and his
[finale cr'rulpaniou.
The "nicer: lottml the home ntoml
with stolen goods. and a» widow they
brought away at ”moribund two books
benriug on the nylon! thr- name ”Ethel
Yangon." They alto famml lumen}
which was ”untitled m bellowing to the
\‘uugvrt and Ilia-kiwi: lumilies.ol‘ ('3-
man. and theJones and Diobrow Limi—
liI-s. o! Wilton, Articles Mill?!) in
“Salon and Bantu" Iluripg lmloliugton’»
mid thrvugli that her-tint] “pro :1le
forum} in the home.
Some years ago lnulrlingtsm and a pal
named Bedhsnt made a big haul near
Sipperly'n Mills. 'l'hry were rundown.
but lntddiugtort mml from the W .
port loch—up while awaiting trial. His
wh‘mbrntts m unknown until but cap-
ture this nwrniug. litdiI-nt inserting a
sentemvin Iiwmte prison for but part
in the burglary
Intdclingtrm and the llvmroy w
were taken to Wilton this aluminum or
a preliminary hearing; lmlorr Juatimvt’hi-
sham: ...
l'lltlI’LlI Nil hhllPl'.
Where strut "on “:7 Spain! Their lloun
cl Intention.
Mm. F. St. Rumlle has gone to t'lliragfl
I: visit hor slaughter.
Jame-q L'Homtuedieu innit-unidirerr the
Sunday «hon! "invention inStnInlnnl
(«ml by
l‘. R Ina. ol Wmtport, 'nt vnm'tml
truml'nlilornia the latter part at tho
wwk
.‘yl'w llaltiv )lrl'lwrwn. of the hon
ough, is visiting her lrirnd. Ilia lulia T.
Reed. in lhuhury.
Slim Hattie 3!. halter. who intend:—
Ing. wit-ml in wak. CL, is visiting her
brother, “3 “'. but". of Murine
uvI-nue.
I‘m. 1'. I". ’I'ollatnnd daughter Illnbvl.
Mt Antonia londay tor North Ifuutle.
Werdcherter wnuty. S. Y. Itnt. Tolleu
war mulled there by thy new» til the out
(km illnm» at hfl’ mother.
”willing qutl lau- Norm-es.
Charles: II. Prawn, Suwrintrntlrnt or
the Banking “apartment, but made It
report to the Legislature «mailing the
holding. mutual lounnml mutating
lurid companion oi NewYorh mt». The
Superintendent bar meivml the null»
remind by law lrotn Mot "renew;
ciatiou. Ind myu he helium the-total
numlmr at such mu'iatum existing M
Jan. I, INLdid not exceed A825. horn
ammpilution and wmmury o! the in»
part» II! these $35 about-time the Super.
lntvndenl lllulu an tolltm: Thu! with
fifteen not reporting outhit particnhr
item they hurrluund on bond Ind unort—
psm momma that with thirteen
nbt reporting on this pnrtimhr lim-
lhvreludurthe ulturvlmldmstlwnum o!
r17.m.414.at; out the total mm [or
the year at all the Win» reporting
h Nthflc tht tlI' tutu] mm
of whom hut-ion thealrtdayot Do
camber mfifiJNJO.
The normative mm»! England
now marry the lwuvirvt cupitulnt uny
formal corny-lion on the tight little
blund. outride the Bank at W
like the guild- ot old. they hurt.- become
m oi Ml“ are hum»
noble spin-t punk or W.
When torn thud together loudly and
firmly, whether in filtrate or lrinulrhlp.
AudhrMMhfl‘m
Walnut m the an at another
Miguel-Intuit. livabili-
Int-rum!” u run. ‘
MOLD...“ Worth u! M."
Destroyed.
Ptmnt'm. In: d—Lut light and thb
morning l’lttuhur; wuu rlultul by u M
rdentructlvefirn. Thelonwllluaurl
m The Pan. broke out It mo 0'
In the We! the” mm‘
augmnaxud Salami
to mull"
u hthecltywurut 1
Seventh-Ward-
the nor at at tier-ti itriutth
cornmuuleutedwlththul‘lttuhurxl’htulu
cull-snot: Eighth street,“ withchrlut
Netball-t Wehumheornerl’tuu
urenuenndll‘hthltrut.
Thedrndcpurtrututeoulduotutdntfi
umpplyotwater,uud the Inn- aloud
pent headway belov- I drop at wntnr
couldbetltrownnpon It. Ho’s-run“
were
firorerurnlttlnqhntheyouduhldueorch-
ingwerenotmutly Whntlte
flame-communieuudwiththe thePlttrhuru
Pannlewlleponfitxhth ltruet the pro
Wand studentuoucnpyingthrhulldo
whatever nrticlou or value they could.
dowuou top of Chrlut Methodht
dcnundst
brought into play. but could not ruchthe
outward
Al lzlfilloclock the church and
mIsly
building will not hm,
tulle-I, whllethorootuthu ruin
Inglrburnrduwuy.
memes-tall!)
odlst Episcopal confer—tor.
Cbrirt Methudbtt w church, cor-
nerl’enu avenue uud Eighth street, In I
total loan .\'o estimute at the lunar-nee
is yet obtainable.
CARNEGlE'S MUSIC HALL.
territory Blur-u Attu-du tho Opt-lug
ut Sow Tort.
NEW You. Hey fi—v'l'he ntnrlul testi-
vnl incelebruttou of theopeutngot lurk:
Hall. Andrew Cnrnep’e'u new palatial
music began lust night in the Inuit: hall
at the magnificent structure at the corner
at Seventh urea-Io und Fifty-rerun“
street. The round toyurw- thine with
electric lights. Permnndtmpiul plants
were placed at the atrium. The null
encewu compmrdot the best people at
the city. Junta: ti. Blaine and his wile.
with In. Wnlter Dunn-ch, occupied u
box next to Mr. uIId Mn ‘
The era-rehe- opened with the Ilngtng at
"Old Hundred" Nearly 5m voices were
in the choruu.
Biahop Potter dellverad the mutton.
drew Curur‘ie, hull
nude Nude lull podbh. the hilltop
lormnllydeehrwl the building
Iothehl‘hudnuhlrurtdtnue.
rgr.
fill
l
I
%
mmdthr Mint
rummmmumuw no
bully Inf-red thuthowllldle.
m
The, land thud-14“,
bald-gardening
omwtthonthlllmhlllln‘mllflhom
tranquil-he mama”
dduehtrulutorhm Ileana-rem“
E?
El
lngrueued ut ”.m‘ with than unruherot
buildings wen doomed, while thud-nee turn over the ol-
mntinued to round to other building ficenow. " tits at—
Armoum. then-Inuwcuhurningtnrl— tornay John D.
The sixty boulders It the lemuleeollege who hurl just at :
anmlnlltheirperubuul duets. They". rlred requested ‘
nov- qu-rternduttbo Homebotehon Dn— hlutownit nmo
qumWny. Thuniupurtotthocollep Dent and imme-
drugged.
mmthwlugjnutintherurorChI-iut Ihunprernemrt
WWW ehurchurlllbe stun mull-um
build» tier, h u ltuy,
m lulu to the bulldlngwfllprobuhly mmm‘
Thebulldinglnthepropertyoltheleth- the writ Iervod it
Aim I I'll.“ to the worthotilr. An—‘
IT'S TllllEllH ’STlllll ll"
The supreme Court Declares
mm‘ Nebraska's Governor
mmmamnrmmr
W hum r... u. Bari n In
the Bummer-er Ileld One
The Dorsal-l lu- lu'y ‘I’uhu the clue
to u Higher ‘I'rlhuuul. '
LnIcour, Set, In] a—Tho uupnnu
uonrtot thettutebu renderedudoclrlun
In the Boyd-Thur"- quo wurrunto euro,
wrung Boyd und declaring Thom the
legul governor of
Nehru-kn. The
opiulonrecttlthu
ketthutlloydwnr
lqully elected
governor or thr
utltntion relative
to ullenu, lt pm-
totho qua-
tion at the moore-
JAKIS E. horn.
uurlhip, nndtllsposerotthe chim- ot Lleu-
tununt Governor Mujoru by rtutlng thut
when the person receiving the hlghut
votes tor the olllce ol governor
hinellglble under the constitution to be
The In" [rune spire with ltu eluted wilt- elected the governor holds over. The du~
tin ol’ the chief executive ollice of the
W
church, cornerotfiflhthm Ind Putin flute devolves upon the lieutenant gov.
umue aughtfirnulutolt the route no enter in certain contingencies. among
ment with the college. The What lud- whichurethe
run-m or wuter were to
tullure of the governorelect
quality-ltd the disability of the gov-
ernor. It cannot be llld thut there but
luriously burning town Pnurntly It tell been u fullnre to qunlily where no pet-run
ontol’ennnvenuewlthutcrlfic but been eonstitntionnlly elected to the
cmh enrrying uwuy theloutltr-t corner allies.
of the church will. The burning“ 'l‘huwrit Monster wnII served on (lover
also {Ill inside the tower, uniting the uorBoyd about 5 o'clock
woodwork inside ottheheuutltuledlhe. oulmly dud mid.
lle melted it
“I um ready to
Howe, of Omaha.
dlutely went. to
mutual-d:
haunt-dud
.mflb’ 3L THAYER.
run too lute. The opinion was signed by
Chic! Justice Cobb and Justice Nannie,
Justice Mutual! dinenting. lt taunted .
that Mr. Boyd will any the cure to the
euprerne court of the United Stutee. The
.decieion on the whole my be said to be u
unwise. the opinion being that in the
event ot the ousting of Boyd. lieutenant
Governor Majors would be named n his
museum __
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
tour-rut turn-r autumn ut uuueu-
tru-Vurtuuu Place.
Arthbhhoplumotbondon,hdud.
Illa! J?
be h estimated It “Mm. partially ll-
aired.
II I Bowery concert hull Ituylic. B.
Wllburrltot ldu Bmort,uueol them
mnudthenktlled Limit."
Themrtotuppeul-olthututeotltuw
Yorhhehunded downudeetrlunluthu
“dznlrrwchplnmm
naming the Judgment or thu [Inc-l
tamund no Innkln sperm-nut their
mutt-lulu; throttyot Brooklyn
tro- purehning tor “.80.!“ the
“whiten-oi theLonx lulu-d
turboprop-up.
m. KL. llny balm but 1“
number. utthufinutl
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That a lady 8 dress makes or mars her beauty, but the time has
come when it is unnecessary for any lady to select a dress that
does not become her. when she can find such an assortment of
DRESS GOODS
To select from as we offer.
Read the following and be convinced.
syanls full dress pattern of 36-inch Cashmere, all colors and
black, 970. These g00ds are well worth 150 per rard.
38-inch Cashmere all colors and black 230 per y.ard
40-inch all—wool Cashmere. all Colors and black. 470 per_ vard.
W (I would partit ularlv call your attention to the above. as they
are very (ht-up.
42— inch Serge. in l’laicls at $00 worth 551-.
33—inch Flannel in colors and black. 3751', worth we.
Habit Cloth in plaid spring shades. 40 inches wide. 490
yard. worth 651-
35-inch Plaid Dr 155 Goals. 17¢: worth 250.
In Black Goods WE takg the lead.
:lS-iIII-h black IIll-wIml Henrietta. 42c.
LIm'lI bIaI-k all-Wool Henrietta. 73v.
ln-IIII'lI black all-Wool Serge. 4': and 531'.
per
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NOTlONS.
Pins. ‘3 papvrs for SI: l'lnrixla “ntu IL“. \\ itch Hazel Soup
1ch let': Tooth Ponder Kw: lmrx Bun-uh. 101 card: Lace Par-
asol (‘ UV 1*. ."lt' 2.00. illic. HF". ~l‘3t‘. om . sum vault.
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gladies’ Muslin Underwear.
SIu-Iials III (‘ orsvt (' on N “'1‘. ‘35: ”91',
Spm inls III Night llrI-ssm two. 451 . 551-. :m-.
Sin-I iztls ll'lll'znu’ -rs. 351.3191: M:
Spit inls III Skirts llI . .330. 291-,
MW... ._ _
HEADQUARTERS FOR
lace curtains, Portieres
and Draperies.
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of drugs. D angioiemimm
“BURNER WM. In W
CALI. 'l'JL' D's
rldms Deulorlnlllklnde Irate.
WKWOOD L. Wuhlnztou fit.
the meats. llama armchair. u
SMITH'S WASHINGTONMARKET.‘ “Wuh-
inztonstfi. x. mutt. poultryturtulnllrlrudr.
T1031 NASH No. Main BUN inc-tr.
pnnltry.etc. {holed cutanu't prleee.
WEBBERJ. P. within It. N. chnhetneuu,
poultry. lluh. regetu bleu.ct¢\
run-nan DEALERS e Puma mu.
mtxnturs an 3.21.
rough or worked‘ildordé. flmmh'
Insoles AND all
SEYMOL HEVRY. lawn 6.1? All
kinds olnh'tone mm emu-cam
SMITH WILLIAM ll. aw-r It. s. N. Job
bin: promptly attended to.
HARRIS AND W
B3338 g“PitW. ‘Xnter 31.1% We! ln
II e r a“):
stone work (Illnuunklllnd: work.
MEN’S (“Vim _
COMSTOCK BROS Mumiehnlld‘ It,“ 30.
MAT]: st. 5. N. Gentleman‘s mule.
FRANCIS & (‘0. SISW'uahln'tun B. N. lino
hots, gentlemen a turnlehlnp 0!“1 film
MERCHANT I‘m '
Gl’SOWSKI 8.31 Wall N. A period It
gunnnteed; the latest ohm-”mm.
KOCOL' R. F. 17 No. Ell-in st. 8. N. Fine tull-
orlng n spet iulty. Repairinxnd
MILLINKBY. .
COLLINS R. M. 12 M 8.N known
muterinl used ltd ”I“! st. I‘ll
Fl'l‘Cfl. AGNES Miss, “Will It. N. uey for
"Old Staten Island Dyeing Estuhl ment.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
GlBSON. ALI-2x S. :5 Merwln at. N. Pluno.
org-n and humony.
0" 8183 PLAN'I'EBS AND DEALERS.
IIOYT. “I ll. 5. 30V.124Wntern.8.N. (foot.
of Run-mind.) Phntemuportereundwhole-
Rule dealers In native o) stern.
RED 1': HOL’SMA\.13I Water rt. 8. N. Plun-
Vt“; .ld shippers of \‘urwnlk oysters.
VNAME. J. L..&('.O P. 0. b01538. N.
l PATTERNS AND MODELS.
; IVALK PATTERN “'ORKS ChunJlAIs-
rpe. pmp.. Rh berside me 5 N". House“-
in.- whits.b 5 steam. hot enter or hot
ulr. Itelcrenu-u: Norwulk hock Connor.
Mum; llr. Bohnnnuu. (Meant); B. I. Bun-
nett. talcum; thn Tnon. Ihot “1’lele
H. Smith. (steamy Gnu-a Church. (hot nit):
and runny othr m.
FARMERS.
BRAIVARI). F. C. ”Water V. St liter
hint. gold and silter' 5"u ‘ npecfitp'fl .
051'}. RBASK GEO. ll .R’ugrat N. Home
and sign painter. paperhn mdecdntar
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
\ORTH I: s :u “uhlnmoll lot. 3. H. Ono
quality only. not! that thebea
Pl AND TUNER & BEPIAIBEB.
HENDLE. (. F. erullnndKnightatsJ. Aluo
dealer Ill pinnors. organe.sheet atoninetc.
PLATING—— GOLD. till." BRAND NICKEL
WOI‘ 1311120?“ (ulh PLiTliNGdCO. fllwner
rt ml ~o cmlrrp tl m: o “in;
and rr tiniuhing ol nl||kinds at met-{0300a
tilt. ll. “TAT! 163113. ‘ I
Ln'rox .l Al‘OB M. Washingtonumenl‘fo
'_ 5.x. Property (oracle. Monocular-Linear
WOOIBYARD. K. A. \‘o. Mortal“. honest»
nutund building lots! ”slaw .
RESTAURANTS.
EL" DMIMPMS. N. )leuln
rs. Strictly first churne in every re-
Ill: A few mbl e bourdenflnk
LAKES DEPOT llESTABRANT.e S N.
ity the best prices“): lowest. Open-ll
sermons.
BAIRII‘S MISS lVrlTlTlHTI-I N. Y
burdlngnndtlu) uhwl.5prln¢tem11fllt
MRS. MEAII‘S St: “001. for girls und ”In!
Indies. Hillside. N. Sprint; term operuAprll
SBOBTIIA‘“) AND mwrtrrnlo.
LAl' DER'S BLOCK 8.3. 0.132%th
Day und evening seuione. Senator elrellur.
STEAM ENGINES AND I’ll-P8.
_\t)ltWAl.K lRON WORKS 'YJl'he
“morphs. N neurltnllroud
STEAMBIIIP TICKET noun-re. '
l. M 'mx JACOB at. w neblngtonst. nextl’. 0.
~z... Mo's. Ilrrketndnnnmoncy ordeal-rend)
STONE hm
FERRIS. JOHN H. ft “'uhlngton t. 3N.
brink lime. cement. luetlu'B m
MURTON. JOHN R. Q
Mun luyer of concrete w
MOVES. RANGES AND nu'rnr.
1.
menu. S. N
xmnru. [ANION a ll. I. ‘ll
(in stores and w-ter'henten. .Onlior “7.
l‘thl'lELL. J. W. as Wuhlngton rt. 8. N. . '
TRUCKING.
MORTONJOIIN llfl'l'u loruv nue .N. ht
heavytrmgklugprd'mptlyittnn‘idto. u.
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JENNINGBJ. ll opp Hort-alt. lLtlcput. R.-
Illllenoea Innt. N. Te lepho
JEbLllFFE. (“'30. 3: No. Illa It. 8.. N. 0’.
MYBPOND. GEO. II. All And 48 Ill
Ruhleneezllurlelry It. Tammi-L tt.N
Jacob M. Layton. “
Roulettte end Home Afar“. Gourd In-
Itrnloe My bl and Annual.
Orwellian-uh Tlt‘hctawUuhlnllldBtW
Drum for 2! am upwardt. and Honey
tonll hurt. or Europe. Noun Public: act
lodge menu tuken. m:
m “checked to destination
S“ 'nrhl n street. next to Print
flouthanr r. Conn M
.. out.“ In
Flat Pools and Slim, lrrtlltr
and Flmllnp.
‘lillrmlulml Intention given to Rep-Mu,
it MAIN STREET NORWALK. CONN.
uldlhu Next to Bryant. lieu. a Go.
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let and lltlttl Int: 8
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