South Norwalk
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”’ THE EVENING EENnNEt.
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7- W‘Mmmfi‘m
“3%" 3'33? intruilfl‘t'a'
«a t’arlt Harald Weather!“
in this district 10-day lair Wwillwob-
'sbly prevail. with rising temperature and
trash to light northwestcrlyandsontbwsstsrlyw
swinds. shittln'toaontbwlrsnd leased-sin
lace. followed by partial m OI
Wednesday warmer. lair to partly M
wastberand flush to brisk southerly wind!
willprobablypruvall. followed by local rain.
audon'l'hursday clondywsather. preceded by
rain. with slight temperature changes. follow-
ed by clearing in‘thla section.
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Amount or oysters ”portal to liar».
[or the Weak hull-II". BC. 1301.
mum roar usual.
Britann' . Ll ml use
. City of if" York. ' " D
4’. Etrurb. , " no
Arizona. " a
tratutco. Hull It
Humanoid. Glasgow 5
Deletttez llew Perfumes ..... m
W.C.Perryis sick with the grip at
his home on Washington street.
Amnryllts~ dulapun
,4 Hatch, Bailey & Company orediscbarg-
i
‘ing a cargo of lumber at their wbart.
The South Norwalk Athletic club will
give agrand matim ballinliermanla
hall. New,mes day.
Virgin Violet.
it! gaff—.- ‘
.tt
Thcvmtry of Grace {Irish will hold
Creme ([3 Simon. their monthly meotingat the residence
‘ « y (- . of W. l". Bishop this evening.
3 7. 5 ‘ 1
Raymond Brothers are connecting ii.
Simon sPuwderand Soap & WW. ..
1. «m V , .t»
Elmwood avenue with the High street
sewer.
Mrs. M. ii. Parsons will read lie-hum
row evening at the Five Mile River Bap-
Ws also have is stock all the American
- mm” list church at the entertainment {or the
, n lienefit of the church.
‘ ¥ , ‘ H _ Driver 1. W. Smelledge: of at; United
IllllTEI's Ill! 'Ell Milli“! :gfiafixficmfifimfii 0:
It umeuttn m l’llllET use. {3% """°- “PM“: “8 an"? m...
The Prohibition club will hold their
regular monthly Mm meeting in
Temple of Humor hall, instead 0! Ifibble's
Hall. at I ":45 try-night. Members will
[dense he prompt.
ttttsttn.
, utueust.
43 llasltiuglol Sum 43
—l~‘rosb pork and sausage 10 centsa
pound: l'pounds {or H. at!’. Hayes
market.
The members of the South Norwalk
Athletic club will aelelnate the first an-
niversary of their organintion this even—
iug. at their ball, by holding a sociable.
Heine's orchestra will furnish music and
Henry (iehrman will Interrupt.
Somathlng New!
llmnlableSyrup
halamoltchsrsandtotlst bottles. alsohy the
Kamila-ore delirious) on break-
as Mltmwulncat bullcl'amtrhhy
“enamel-agar one (opal syrup and
“not butter Try it.
Twirl-«mum
alum-mum.
f’flthll‘ttilltttalttll.
Our Walnuts
“plenum test for In w suit. than
flhflhm
fl talc-Mm lard are giving racet-
’Iwb
“hm” ahuaaad or will
Wit hunk but broad yonrvrr
‘-
liroccryman Philip Slowmaety's horse
ran away on Taylor avenue last evening
and made a ctrmplete wreck o! thede-
livery wagon. in attempting to enter
the born the animal‘shaad struck the
door and tore it (tom the hinges.
Jen-mirth Buttery. s Interest: on the
switcher at Stamford, was instantly
killed yesterday. by the switcher run-
ning all the track. striking the plank on
which!» was standing. and throwng
him titular the winch. ihtttary intend-
odtolcavclortlwwrstin two or three
weeks. W
Thomas otHamucl P. White splat
Dealer K. (‘o|e,ovar the title to shore
property in [root 0! tltslr reddenccsat
Five Nile River. is baht. tried in the
(intuition-timeliness, Bridgeport,»
day. haul Warner awar- tor the
plaintlllanllJ.ledsnllarlbutt tor the
twendaut.
Albert m.mt of a. m.
flinging Wwelebvated the annlvar»
moth-MINA wove
.— memnmmm
Butler Indus immunolo- .
warmth-rm .
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«accumulator: ”W i
ht mt; 5‘10; .W l. titer Plrmfi‘flrtlr
iflogbflynnwaalasdmandcuats by
Wfitflsumins for
drunhamsm.
til-lath“ cream .
literary and tau-la! comments. to!-
lowedbydanclngattltoonoucllballon
Johnhrrlsisdsoovatlugpalufingaud
papet'loglorthsholidayetlumm "Mm“ "ma" W”"m
pied byJewslch'srrls on South lain Mammalian! tbcflpworth
TaxoollectorH.W. Katopreporbthat
titebanugbtsxisallinbut about“
andtbatthia amount will be collected omcmwasldtwithtbno‘hllf
beltiroJanum‘yl.
SLPaulsta;ottthrothsrbood
Oneoflhow-twtipu on the m «Wat mural-Iterator.
lloorofChietVollma’sresidsnceburstW‘ udfimploymt.
thimornlugandnoodedthclwusc do mediouadthellurcsnm AlbertA.
WWW limp-unidentflnnkl. Bot-moi leo-
The annual «WNW-m :ltobcrl E. Hanlord, “till I.
second mend (hurls-Chittimdim
walkWMeiclanill Tm R“ w
log,“ which time smearstor the en— Amhmpinau hall 01 Alice
suingyearwillbeelectad. Mummhplestraetexploded
Friday even Mrs. Cole, who
Anumbsrolfioutltltorwalk Wfimmwzsindwmw
attendedtbebonefitwdack liaGIrrand w m 'M
outahdallatlinfieorgo
DnnWalkerinSailer'sliall, Bridgeport.
l-t evening. John Noonoy sang several
solos. .
The remains of John Little, who‘died
at his home in Brooklyn. Sunday. were
brought to Norwalk yesterday for inter-
ment. They will be buried this after-
noou. '
The members of Palestine Castle, A. O.
'K. o! the M. 0.. will hold their third
annual sociable at their hall, December
9. it promises tobea very enjoyable
event. ’
Are you weak and run down? I}.
Richardson's Chinchoua. Chamomile and
Gemini Tonic Powders cure Weakness
and General Dehility. Ask for lie. or
We. sample.
Niss Horace Jennings entertained
several“ her friends last averting. at her
home on West avenue. (lame: and
dancing were indulged in and a very
pleasant time was had.
PElll'LB YOU KM!" .
Where as How They Ipwud Their “aura
of ”creation.
Captain Reuben Ii. Rule, a! mommy
i". (T. N. 6., isinBoston.
Mrs. David Guild, of Academy street,
is spending the day in Bridgeport.
Miss Grace Karim.“ Water street,
has returned {turn a visit in New You.
Nayor W. B. [teed and wile returned
yesterday from u very plennut visit on
Staten island.
J. B. Perry. 0! this city. returned from
thllord yesterday, where he sprout
Thanksgiving.
Nina Emily Randall, D! Bayview
avenue, returned last evening item a
visit in New York.
Ira. C. C. Stevens. 0! Taylor avenue.
this city. is visiting, her sister. Mrs. Wil—
liam B. Scott, Greenwich.
Wm Commissioner C. 3. mebridge
and Selectman Talmadge Baker 5 to
marrow for Savannah. (is.
NibBell Honey. 0! New Havln, who
hubeen visiting relatives on Academy
street. returned home to-day.
Nr.andNn.0ttoBartbol, limit
Whitefield, lira Edward Johnson, ro-
mruedfiundaymornlnx from a trip to
Washington and learnt Vernon
itev. 0thoF. Bartholow. whohasheen
spendingtbe Thanksgiving vacation at
the residence of William Bilsdon. ,ilavi
land street. returned to Baton ymluday
afternoon.
Nhsllayfitcb. ol' West street, and
live Iinnic Rowan.ol South Nainstmt,
started today lor New Britain. where
tbcywillvisit In. W. B.‘lbompsoo, nee
Ni- iva Still-on, at this city.
Clptm'n H. A. Deane”)! theClyde
line steam-trip microbes, spent Sunday
with Ir. arid In. (auric- F. Waterbury.
Baviiand street. returning to New York
Monday, when he called tor Jackal-
villa.
cross or st. nAar'ti‘ ii...
“I Not mundane Aflioha Draw-
last Iva-Inc.
'l'lteannml lotto! 8t. lary‘s church.
Ihichhasbesnln mn- attbs Nor-
walk Opera titans for nine days. closed
last evening. The not trod» were
03,150. 'l'bodoorpriaes were drawnlau
Douglas Fowler Post. 6. A. 8.. nomi-
nated candidates for odious for the an-
suing year at their regular meeting last
evening. The annual election will take
place next Nonday evening.
Mrs. John Kelley. seventy-seven years
old and blind, tell [tom the back suaipol
herreeidenceon Spring Hill. saturdsy,
andbroke hermrist andtbrceriba. She
now lies in a critical condition.
.‘l’hemeetingol theW.C. T. U..Sun-
day. wmunusually interesting. it was
IedhyllrJtobhtsumandanableaddrt-s
wasrnadebyltev.C.N.Pegg. ltwas
decided to inaugurateascim of daily
prayer meetings alter next Nonday.
'l'h'norgauiaatlonisdoingagoodwork,
Indthcyshouldbeamtaimvlbytbepeo—
pleolthetown.
Nanychanguareheing madciu the
employees oi the Hon-stools Railroad
company. Onthiadivisloqudum
laoeyhasbaenphccdiachargcolthe
vestibule train,apusitloarsorntlyheld
byll.P.llceltsn.oltbiscity. Cutane-
torJack liyuu bailout removed from
theawitclnraadWKelly hm
“ballistic“.
The Past. Pmtaad Futures-wt
at theilooth lorwalk (.th
chinch,tomrmwcv¢rtlng,willhsada-
chlsdaoveltyandagrvatdsalotlatarsst
is being taken is It. flapper wfll be
urvedbythsyonsg bdl-aadgsntle-
urea in Im from 5 until 10
o'clock. Aanlqacbnlathas been pro
parctlltwthsluttnotablo. ltbsspsct-
sdthatsveryoosattsndlngwiilconsult
the orlclss at thhdaparttnsnt. which
willbsprcsidadovsr by the hosts and
“Mm“.won
D‘W it it e
motes-immune
muslcand recitation given. W
Emma» theplanoand read-r»
numeral Vocal selectltats with A. Kan-s.
which wmolahcalnatamudgteetly
W
mafihmmu‘fim
mm“ h"I at:
mata- Mr Mrs“
W
loanetbsrectsamwoprhttaaaeeonnt MWMWJ
momma-nomad
“My. fiscalhsutlclswaspst
la typsthsrowhasrsacbcdsarod.
thunder rants- ”made of.“
lollmrhtg pincer: Alt whitewash.
minnow-sewn» ‘
adoptable
' 1300.!» was taken with a hemorrhage and
. lsthrestrusd. Themsmbanoltbcpmt
-areauuitluthemattrrolthrowing
,lstcuae.
" our orms sews.
. ‘ Notlca! Notice! Nptitw! Notice! Notice!
’lbissturewlll battle-eds“ dayori Thanksgiving
worm. Wourpaumaplmwmm
Tllu‘l'llm ATTRACTIDNS.
momma-M lorwslh'alaar Ming
‘9
Ills Emma Cusbman 5 teaching
schoolinl‘astNorwalh. during the ab-
sence of one of the rcguhr teachsn
Albert Field. of New York, occupied
the pulpit oi the Nethodist church Bun.
day. and delivered two excellent cu"
m '
James Baker, of Westport. and Hi-
llartha Aoklsy. 0! this place. were mar-
riedin Port Ohm last Wedncachy.
They are residing here.
An entertainment will be held in the
Baptist church ”marrow evening. to
can“ o! vocal and instrumental music
and recitation. in order to encourage
the attenthnccolyoung uten. a special
reduction in the price of adminion has
been madc.andit isospectcdthatthere
will be a large attendance.
Outlaw.
Charles Whitney isdangerously sick.
‘ The woods above the depot were-on
lire yesterday alternoon.
Walter Lyons, of Port Chester. spent
Sunday with his uncle. Samuel Grum-
man.
The Iadim' Aid society of the Congo
gallon-l church will huh] a supper and
sale in thotown hall on the evening of
[lax-tuber 9.
William C (his. a turner resident of
south Norwalk. is seriously ill with
pleuropueumonia at the brunt! at his
daughter in th'l place.
lhath of In. Boone s. Bridges.
DnGeorge S. Bridges. the simple an-
nouncement 0! wins death was printed
in Ts! Sunni. yestaday. was born in
New York city torty~two years ago. and
lived there during his younger days.
graduating [tom the American Veteri-
nary eollcge. lie altcrwards settled in
Flushing. ll. 1.. whet! he resided several
years. in the spring of 1877.aecompaui-
ed by his wife and daughter Built, he
came to Norwalk and opened an attics
navmrinary snrgem. Newas well lik-
ed from the first and made many Manda
in both a business and social way. Before
ayesrhadmllrd byhehadcstabl‘nheda
large and remunerative practice and gain.
ed the lm-utige of being among the puppet-
ous minus. men 0! the town. in June.
his Milli began to tail rapidly. Physi-
cians advised him to go South for the
winter. andin Mmbcr he left town.
not returning untilthe following May.
His trip South did not Imve thebeneticial
ellocts that it was supposed it wouldnnd
in Augmthestarted on a two weeks'
trip torclatives in Loom Valley, 1.. l.
Returning from there. hermit out but a
tewtimeshetwehetook tohiabcd.
He failed rapidly and It the time of
his death hawas only a shadow 0! his
former self. ‘llr. Bridges lived a Christ.
inn life. was devoted to his wile and
daughtrr: quiet and unassuming. he was
falthlul to every trust. and when the
news at his death was announced. even
though it was hourly expecud. it cast a
gloom over the community in which he
had made so many trials.
The (noun! will he held from the
Flint Congregational church at v.00
o‘clock Thursday sltcrooon. The inter-
ment will he at Riverside.
Till! SITUATION WAILIII.
lat-Isa Ill-Posting lune-I lip in Grand
Army circles In Italian.
Tltcblggmthlndotamismidtocs-
-lstinDattburyu.A.R.elrclcs.snd the
dhorganlratlooot Jamaloore plat
up third-arm tl Department Coma
naturistI ll. 1'. ‘
mmdflwwoltbe
M-flllhmmlncampmuohwhicb
“Matilda was drawn hyths mahmwtthdmaabdaghpldip
The light between Depart
mantthtmmandorl’antmaodthepuatls
It Mecca-limo an stalls.
matdmdumsmma
Danbwy.
Mina-lacunae
HIM”
dwmu-icalomniritiontravcliughths
' M00.» The mew-am
'. . mmmamw
' airtywsll-tralnsdvoiceswithanlncrw ”
ad orchestra. Two scenery can, one
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WANTED.
Taylor at Golden.
Wileallistateand Insurance
WIDIIIIDTDI STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
out:
Charles E Seymour.
ma Emma “M 8m SDIlll INNER.
baggage canons coach and a sleeping
oar aroused in transporting this com.
pany. The engagementisonlytor one
night in this city, which is Thursday
mmg.Deoember3,atMusioBall.1'he
opera tobsgivenhereia "Tthueen's
Natefwhich‘sitsilrsttwoductiou here.
The not. chorus. scenery.armor. our
to give this production iua first—class
manner will be brought here, making
this the leading musical event 0! “19m
season. Secure your sustain advance.
NEWS TEBSELY 10L”.
Hatters Worthy o! landlo- frw- Ivory
Quart“ of Connecticut.
J. H. Whittemore. of Naugatuc‘k. ha
notified the board of school visitors“
that place that he will buildammo
school building and present it to the
town. Hoisalsoahoutmpreeentapsrt
to the town.
The gate louder, being drunk. a stage“
loaded with passengers wasalmoststruck
byatrainoutthew England road at
Pittman yesterday. The driver turned
his horses in time to save his passengers
but one of the horses was killed.
Mr. (later. the weather sage of Win-
sted, last winter. at the beginning of the
season. predicted thirty-nine storm {or
the winter. They were forty ntx‘ording
to the weather btueou. But this season
Mr. Gates predicts that there will be
titty-six storms up to May i.
Thepoat office at thlarvills has been
ordered closed by tbepostmastar genwal.
No reason is given: the postmaster was
8. C. Perry. who dropped dead while in
the witness stand it shut time ago.
Since his demise no one ha been ap-
pointed. The other: has only been in
eaiettonce two ntonths.
The limtsatonic Railroad company are
to build a new steel bridge across the
iiottsatouic river at Birmingham. lt '-
totaketheplaoeolthelongliueolspiles
thataremadetoanswer the purpose at
the present time. the increased trailic
over this branch of the road making this
improvement a necessity.
The new Methodist church at New
Britain was dedicated by Bishop Au—
drewe Sunday evening tree oi debt, them
balance 0! the $0.000 needed having“,
been subscribed during the day; of this
amount over $50,000 has already been
paid in. In the afternoon there was a
reunionol lormer pastors. There-rm
sir ox-pnstom present.
At one of the largest town meetings
ever held in the town 0! Putnam it was
voted that the Harris (,‘ar company oi
Boston be exempted from taxes lot ten
years. provided it locatm there. A com—
mittee was appointed to get a hill
through the legilaturc legalizing this
action. The stock will be put unthc
market immediately. The mpany is
capitaliud at fl.ll00,000.
The raids made by l’rvnecuting Agent
Blydenburgh's spotters on the dmggists
of New Haven has revealed that many
of the preview 0! drugstores were
ssllingliquovw withoutprescrtpt
are not [loomed t - do so. Marty at the
druggiata arrested by Agent Blydc-nburgh
have simply the .12 ileum which an-
title-them to ssllby preacrlptiononly.
lnordortoscll without they musttahe
out the .50 specialm lira-e. Beveralol
the dealers Wilma
mmlnumbcrolliomissuedby
the commissioners tor Fulfill-id county
lorthoyearondiug June N. 1150!, was
its. Ollie-006m leper. weary-
llvehsar-d W Ell-
norm. Norwalk contributed 017M
olthlasum. The town murmur-
Ot'ltmlt. Mile” and 'l‘rutnboll
muthelootflthelhtwlthonellquor
licensee-d1.
lltwoclothlngdsalsnolllls Mass
«us in memorandum
WI,
We!
amour
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w” r .sta “Joana man
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booth Osborne avenue. Mm Norwalk.
STEROGRAPBER and typewriter Gentle-
.lnquirc at this ”Trish
Er
lion
“l
nccwlth electric
B. m3.Whittnker. :ll
dl 1w
6
limit“ albums.
. Ops-rials hastening
,weanWy .
,‘t
Mn..- -m...
monomer"
lathe
DDIDIlEDiTIDIll DlillllDll.
some NORWAIJK. 2 '.
WEDNESDAY ElEllIllD. DED. 2.
lDNISSlDI ll DEITB.
andlt‘
\
Icrvullrom
tomes. and, in tact. anything necemary ,
MW
cad-ta Forwalhgot tony—three olths
lichenimcotthvlaeraadulghtomb
druggists' llama. The total amount
received (or license» at all ltiads wa.
sd 316,400.“ of the total. and 180.89
weattothcemnty tie-sunrise the live
sntoaatpaldtomutreasmcnwas
TO
LET.
mm ow; ' m
and Hilliard Place.
Andy" to E A. Woodward
Neck. newly
Bent arm. Apply
ifiiiaE' S E! ALL
tol‘ heater}. l‘
shut? Survvalk
HUN. 3
D.
Ul'rlB on Fourth avenue. near corner or
Cove street. Eur \‘orwalk
Jamh )l. Layton.
l\ E rooms on second floor to a small fam—
ily. Apply to J.
one. South \orvvalk
Rot 4 moms. with city water at so.
Osborne avg-nimble»)! \orwalk.
mo inquire at Mrs/r
lim,’ SE near Elm (lmve Store. 5 row,
water in. rent flu
painted omi' tn first that order.
West street. South horwaik.
Prohibition club. to let from
App!}' to J. imng Dibbb:
‘E' BVESNED moms to
the W arwlclt' hotel.
WSIX- It‘ll”! Cottage for small family. on
Burrilt. avenue. )ltxlern improvements.
E on liigh strut. t. confining 9 rooms.
aliin good mndltlon; n: so firmer: on firm 9
streetmontaining all the modern t onvenimc ms
with a rmmy turn on rear of lot. Toy tor or
Rent
..B Smith on no
no
turner Slain
Rent in.
Also house on Ely s
to John“
“dingy it:
now om: fled by the
mirerl.
nfi‘ilw
gentlemen. Apply-’— at
lurk it! Quinton! at. enuc.
moo
on If
Apply to
.(‘ row: Slice-t are
- not:
nil"!
{MILE}.
BAY mare Daisy.
:1! to be sound.
homaik
HORSE.
AA ammondltion and will bemld
grasp.“ “inquire 0! Charles L. Werner No. s
in street. Sorwals.
ORB Er— i.-
work.
l:i
stallment
being
106.8 Smith.
warn avenue
2009 ‘*
n:
for any iota: they are dry
twelve leer to on: m d water. njAppE
near
nor barrels.
has trotted in “2535. re
W.m
mm W
low App!) at this
VILDISG W [or sale for 3!!) on the in-
a)!” n street Son-walk.
lit hands. weighs l Ill}.
gentle. and believ-
le. East avenue.
name
and top business wagon.
nLWlw
good (or any
ofllce.
no intent: no [airy
eds
t a ball grunndJ
octiltf
Apply to George 197e,
I
I‘ll“ NAIII'}
OB TOREKT.
AX
eight nmm house on lienr
Snrwnlk. in splendid mu ition
Emit Imam! good well n! watrron the pram-
i‘u mind llnntuliltlrly.
ii. '{llllc‘l at iiatrb. Bailey a (' o.‘ 3. south .\’or—
street. that
Barn.
App!) to )1.
tall If
REAL
TO RENT.
THE
Homestead,
For the winter,
orto lease {or a term or year». am;
For
With two some! land. including
lwelw built!
two. 1 hr a
TAVLDll
Dora“.
W
gmmmfi
mm
It [scallion Ilslt Throat lltllu
Buildings.
.ta mutually Watered. An
E[EDANT BESIDENDE
Eor'l‘lll PrlolDllll Drlltlatyllolsl
tor peril-solar» apply to
lellllSTlAll SWADTZ,
Um VAINIW mm I!
m Winter
HATS
SillmllSollllals.$lltllals
MM‘MMMMMHI
ESTATE.
dward
at a nominal price.
Sale
lulotsandbarn.
tell
it. DDlDEN,
Styles
”Haiku“
The Ladies 0! ill. Paul’s Church Will liold a
Bllel and SUPPER"
on the alterations and evening: of
Wednesday and Thursday
DED. 2 and 3,
AT THE
OPERA HOUSE.
Programme For Wednesday Evening.
-. THE sAlLDRS' PETE»—
l’. “11' l The Forecast girl's return from apic—
nil on the ntrmntuinoMne by the!
The arrival of the sailors The welcome.
PAR-1'2. ’l'nhleau.’ By thcrloa."
PART3. The fete ~Dunce
Duet nus. . Byxby and Ntl‘ulfir’sl‘ii’;
inc. Gnu-gr Sash; Dance. HerbertJ .LTilly.
PART; I'iunle. Thcmflom‘ dance
Programme For Thursday Evening.
Dance. Herbert J. Tilly: Song. "Thou Bril-
liant Bird.“ Miss Agnes Bowen; Int-not. liar-
ham .l'. Tilly: Song. "The Flow or Girl.” Bovig.
ndni, )lim Atmosliowcn: TheSailors Dance.
Admission. 15 cents. Children. 10 cents Re-
served seats. it) cant». Milt
tusu mu. SDIITII Intuit.
l. 3!. HOYT. Mamet.
muesuit ElElllllD. Etc. 3.’
- Dull Dnera Do.
The largest. most mmpleteand expensive my
tool organization traveling. In [team's
comic opera in three acts.
The Queen’s Mate
First pmiuction in this city.
lD—Peuple-lll M—Dltorus-DD
increase-ll Orchestra.
Prices 50. 75 and $l’
Wills now on sale at Hoyt and Gregory's
drug stores.
THE FOURTH
LECTURE
of the course st the
SD. llDlllillK BAPTIST DilllllDll
Will be given
FRIDAY. DEC. 4th.
BY
list. Kittrctlgr Wheeler. Hartford.
Subject: "PAmWiNK" illustrated.
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