; moo-Wm
SOUTH NORWALK: co ‘-
9‘ “Eli liill mstms
tree manic roe sonata
narrow. or rosette.
l
less is low rain ‘wua lie wits.
Is_ as being for a Diverse—
, One Hundred Dollars an lie lar-
was- as wt nssss. ‘
n. Banford, of as lfaln street,
k, is missing. He left borne last
Ink city. He was seen there Bat-
. list that is the last heard of bins.
law York“ police are now searching
humsclue to his whereabouts.
. ”ford is about fifty-eight yeareof
_ has grey hair and a small dark
L . » .., is not quite of medium
. and is of slender build. He has a
K . missing from his left hand. He
" resided with,,his brother, William
I _ Word, on lduin street, for the past
four months. He had eomeusouey and
’ " yet! a pension of 330 a month on non
Milt 1 his missing linger, which be
in the war. For many years Han.
‘ was employed with the Wheeler A:
Wlkott Sewing Machine company at
Bridgeport. He led a gay life in the
matydnd had it not been for his
nominate would have been broke more
thenonee.
'Ondnne 17, Hartford and AdeleCum-
m. oncof Bridgeport’s demi moods,
am known as "Dutch Annie,” went to:
rout Chester and were married. They
W to Bridgeport and went to
hemekeeyiug. Their honeymoon laeted
lint threewmonths, when Eanford cleared
m and went to his father's farm at Wil—
ton, where he resided until he carueto
Mk to live About that time his
wife wentlto New York and is still living
In thatoitlt. During their separation -he
concspo ' ed with her and met her
several men in Bridgeport and New
York. he always arranged there meet-
ings w alter husband had hie pension
saw audit generally was spent belore
January Hanford cued in a 'di-
through Attorney John J. Watch,
9‘ . orwaik. The papers Were recently
Mi . on, urn. _Hanford, and laet week
. her husband received a teln-
meet his wife at Booth Nor-
s. [in kept the appointment, and
~ weutco the Muhacketno Hotel. On.
glad” they left for lie, York. lie was
”I! in her company on Saturday, and
claims she acccompanied him to the
. and that he started for home. He
‘ . 7- not urine here, however, but 00th
‘ was thought of his absence until
f’ ay. Then his brother atart-
out to took him. He heard lfrc.
, lord’s story and then complained to
police. He meat visited Bridgeport,
Hartford had not been there. Yea-
' ay a niece of the missing man went
his father's at Chestnut Hill, but they
, not heard from hint.
. . missing man had about new
person when he left home.
"All PAYS Till” COSTS.
“alga Against bins for Violating the
Honor Law lioiied.
adjourned case of Joseph L. Wale,
was arrcated last Saturday, charged
. a violation of the liquor law, came
' at police headquarters this morning
one o’clock, before Justice Alonzo
. lth.
defendant war not in court, Attor-
Joerph Taylor, who represented him,
leg that he was unable to appear.
Taylor cited the facts of the case to
court, stating that there war an on-
w» tnttiic Booth Norwnlk Ath-
, . elubonthe night in question,and
‘ atlhclosea large number of poo
' went to the lfahackemo Hotel. the
, . Hagafterthat prescribed by the
for closing saloons. The evi-
so-iar as known, did not show
hence was sold, The prosecution's
that men were in the barren:-
‘ ‘ ihsthonrmud that the defendant
guilty. was disputed by Attorney
. ‘ Iv. Weir’s character,hs said,
. orebaen good,” complaint
. been made against him. and
.. thought he was entitled to
of iodioislclemency. The
mid Attorney Taylor. disprovce
rhehiadea motion to tbecourt
. enpisintbs nailed without sa-
w jtstssstsis.
5“ ‘1 Agent George A. Hort-
fl that the defendant was
.with violation of the liquor law
himself on the mercy of the
Ad understood,he said, that s
“of the law was not a vary
due“ as it was his first
‘ tho dotting of guilty would
lose! frosts” to 050 and costs;
,, arsvoestlou of biallcrnee,s
status-tutu on his bond for
.W over “.000. "If your
‘ “he the mercy of the court
a“ sat-dell to this tasu,”esid
" * agent,"ihiyssltwtiluot
fidfiiak the costs itself are
, A“
"Multinatundsrthsclo
tomorrows-
i .
audelsothetaking away of ill. dalm-
dent's license, the plea of tbetleleudaut’e
attorney and the willingness of the ,
PM“! revel M ‘0 P". “'0 AQCAIUIITII llifll‘l’All “Ill
charge. he was willing ”‘W m ‘ , IT "5,
proporitlon teuolle the cses ethos, .,. '1'” an on In
press,» the state. Consequently the
cerewsedlriuitnetl. '
I... ”It‘d-la lint IIOIII '0' lb Ian!
M! “4 °" W“! "m" William a. Smith. chairmen oftbe
of the New York, New Haven, and
settle the matter mourning the im
the sensational rumors that now prevail.
. Monday of September and the 25th day
NOIWALI’S NEW illPilT.
was lest thorough]! loaned.
Inns of the Prevailing lumen.
A meat iuhrvlew which Councilman
Hartford Railroad company, ourbt to
ranged and carried out to perfection.
making in Norwaik and‘pnt aetopto
suitable arrangements cannot be made
cored. Ifiss Katherine Hubbard, of
choice is a site near the Norwalk and
South Nowaik Electric Light company's m9 delightfully with "”60"” “d
station.
. lfr.0iarkluformed lfr.Btnithtbatthc m’;::;£fd 1.23.2351 fiéfi
company did ”0' intend to double Wk sang the "Lullaby,"frorn"Ermtnte,”and
a” entire ”mm" ""3“ “ 9'9"“ elorded a great amount of pleasure.
b‘“ w” 30‘" to can b"‘.'ldi”"" H” The personnel of the quartette is Ire. A.
“’0 WWW“! '0‘“ ”i comm“ r. Wheeler, lire. c. F. Boutwell, Mrs. J.
work here in'tbe near future, unless the W. Collins “d fire. 0. 8, St. John.
frost, in coming onto! the ground, ren- Vocal solos "n rendered by u". Coi-
dered the tunnel walls so unsafens to line and H P Ifor
- . gnu and they were
make it necessary to repair them. In greatly ”WIN-
that event, it would then be economy for ““an with , music and recita-
:11: mm mm the warm “'1' rs... was a series of. living pictures.
. ' . which compared favorably with any ever
: Th." i‘ absolutely ”"7"" m the "' before given in Norwalk. The subjects
W" lb“ the "W depot "u I” built at were given by lit. Brodie, who prefaced
Catherine “wet, or that the Norwalk each mm . description 0‘ the picture
freight depot will he done a"! .‘le- and its origin, while B. E. Disbtow ac.
Station Agent Gould. In conversation compenied with appropriate rnueic.
with Superintendent Payne, of the Dsu- Among the subjects ”,0 ”Trilby”
bury divieion,aoid him that such areer "Pam" o, mamas... "T,“ 14,,
had been printed, and lir. Payneiaughed puller," "The Loot Chord n "The Police
thatany oneahould believe eucharidicn- C curt,” and "A. ludcal Treat." The
'0'” “0'73 varioui characters were taken by the
The “mm" "’9“ 0‘ Water “me" ‘ members of the Council. The picture
"90"" "5 informed, ",3" "n“? to gallery was very cleverly arranged with
raise the “.000 they promised 00m” W” anefiel'ol draperies and electric lights,
ago if the depot was located on Water and . charming effect was produced
street. One of the merchanta said this Refreshments were served “ “a con-
morning that there was no doubt that cluaion d the premiums The com-
nearly double that amount could be . - .
raised. A member of the City Council gsfizf‘xfifigdg'5'f‘gsnfi’ :1):
expressed the belief that it was probable I. Diabrow and Dr. W. L Weed.
that the city would sell the land occupied . '
by Hope Hose company's house to the lens hill hustler.
railroad for depot purpctloe for a very The informal reception given in fluid-
rcsconabie figure. era's flail, Rowsytou, last night, was a
It is understood that the city will make pronounced concern, and afforded the at
every effort when the proper time comes teudantea delightful time. The non»
to have the depot located on the Water her present was just right to be accentu-
eteect site. dated in the cosy hell. Purdy a Free.
”“W man‘s orchestra provided their beat
1““, “MBA! BIL!" Ilueic. and there were epeciel trolley
rm of llta rrsssrm which Passed an canto 00°"! the am" home 3““
llauaa Thursday. the ball was over. The floor manager
The Saturday not holiday bill, passed rm Cliflmd P. Hirer. sad the aide, Rob-
in the gem Thursday, mu art E. Dudley, William H. Road and
section 1. The in day of January: Charles R- Balm- Antone m emu
the 22nd day of February, the 30m day were Nim- W! 5‘30de 1hr Merritt.
of May, the in. day ouuty. the cm Annie Sm-th. mud Hermie-aw Lyons.
Maud Kellogg, Pauline Diver and Della
of December, pf each year, or whenever and Viol. Starr; Messrs. C. it'lllit Finch,
any of said daye shall hill upon Sunday, W. 3- WHOM» FM llclllr Samuel
the Monday next following such day, W; 307‘. 1'. Waldo Pm. William
and the g“; day of each week, com- Wadhams, George Fitch, Paul Cutbill,
manly called sunday, gnd any day 89' A. I“. Wheeler, Frank “Hall“, 0ng
painted or recommended by the gov- “0330111805“ ChWMT- ”Mb!“-
eruor of this State. or the president Wu,“ .m.” w 'Mcfi‘u n",
0' m pm“ SW" “ ‘ “‘5’. °' A weil-dreeeed lady entered Town
thanksgivrng, fasting 0' any religious Clerk Smith’s adieu yeaterda afternoon
obseravance,shull,for all purposes, to . ’
with a suspicious looking package. The
”mm“ the presenting for payment or visitor smiled and Herbert's countenance
acceptance, and of the protesting of
. brightened up a bit as he took the pack-
givlng notice of the dishonor of bills and "a ex ’ ed to him. Upon 0 log it
exchange. bank chicks and promissory .
he found four ire of wood bucks ears,
notea,draits,accoptauces, bondrorotlier which the visits; said she find come to
"menu“ tndebteduess,be "um " collect the bounty fur. She explained
pub!” bolldays,and "1 “ch o'm'm that she had read in Tin: Sentinel. that
presentable for acceptouceorpaymenton such . hill had been tried in the
‘°’ °' "i“ ""' m" ”’ mm" ‘° b" Legislature and that It provided um the
presentable therefor on the secular or
town clerk paid the beauties. Ir. Smith
husineeeday nextsuccsrdtng, and lucsse, a-urcd m that the bill had not ,“ be.
by reason of a public holiday falling upon
Sunday, the following londsy is deemed come :35: l: m; ‘ ';::iyb:;:::
a holiday, as herelnbefore provided, the Site thanked him “5’ left the adios.
same shall be presentable on the Tuesday promising to save the care ”m such .'
gucoeeding. "me“ they night he "friable, which
Bee. 2. On Saturday of each week,
banking hours shall and at 12 o'clock, “‘" "m" mm“ "“ ”'"d'c'd"
noon, instead of 8 p. in., and custom to as. asst-st Oceania aunts.
the (30:!er "WWW-“Mimi: and W‘ Tomorrow the Norwalk Boston store
urday all, for the acceptance “4 III" will make especial ll 0‘
turity of paper referred to in the first COW-110.0% quw'nm
section of this act. but only for each and um walsts,and the proprietors cor.
corpora. be mad w a holiday. and diallyiuvitetheladieroflforwslk mg.
savor-II of th- "Macao! imM~ amine this beautiful line. mime
user above enumerated or referred to, ”do“ mgdlulgnpidly'cOIIu' to,
will for omr tampon be mid-red and it is thebeetssd lsrgrstlineever
dueoc the out following business day, My. .‘ ".5 why gm herbs
ole-tn that the actio- mfl not-wit week beginning londay. Irma ie,cs
tocbecrr wdemsuddrsftson beaksor mmflummty. 's
bur-km mud More" o'clock noon. norms advertisement on the ird
“Mid”: pagaof'l'll Bartram. todaywlliprcve
mgr .ledrii‘bmandh in MI profitable rssdlugtoprndent buyers.
’ m "" ' ' *'“ "'9" lacitenieut la reconfirm-.m-
to all evidences of indebtedness dated
aftsrpssssgsonugm, nustbsbergsludsyl luaveresweuch
a crowd in your store befora. Dry
Else 4. lie days of graeeahsllbeal‘
, Mm—lmumylthbsrgaiu
lowedoesuy ”beaminlloi . We II “n I. "
exchange draft crorder paysbleie this
sat-mummy mic-encroac- “WWW“I’M-l
orafterthelrstdayoflalyflflimnlem Mill-0W l M in Int
sthkwsiaprovrisafcr. mmmmamm .
~hnflhshopsflidlflsrllls liars ~u as list-«It is
manure. " , .usategrtlatasrsvea.
trlwdmunfi' near. ‘
OYSTER-IN All JUBILANT.
I 0““
The
stilatiee
sad rob M 1 '12:“- threw-ushers“
m
a,» ran turret
DAY. mama 15. 1395.
W, m, that In. lsvrav
ale-ah I‘laaAwee with Iv. lyatt.
Yellow. eirrriyepre the disappear-
Irs. Charles Berrscirngh. of
Vuflefllnflml/mmw M m nymoglhlog.
fastens. living ”stares 'nad Belush- ymg' u glgp W leaving
rams Ownetltala a wearers-s that . wife
homers-all
TWIN CH" 701.39.
fleanat Pavarvapbe About lovwalk ~Pse-
flauM'flalsIa.
lire. Frank Stillman, Jr., of Brooklyn,
and Hi- Kstberiue am, of Ach-
tabula, Ohio. are guests of lir. and In.
H. Emory Passe and lir. and Mrs. B. by the Legislature.
A. Holmes, of South liorwalk,
Ifies Cole. of New York city, formerly
of South Norwalk, is visiting her sister,
lire. P. J. Martin, of 8 Cross street.
Edward C. Johnson, who
Chicago a year ago. will return to South
Norwalk in a few days.
tire. I]. 0. Carter and Hire Etta Carter,
of Went avenue, are now at Lillli’el'lfl-
the-Pines, Lakewood.
George Whetpley, of the firm of gntlon from Clinton Commandery.
George S. Trowbridge & 00., spent yee- Knights Templar, of Norwalk, will actae
terday in Stamford,
hey llava you thair Points liaiara the The mafia“ hm Wolf,
mama Committee.
8. C. Rowe, of New Haven, president
0‘ ii” 01"“ "mm'mm'mv'm ed by him ofC. o. Waterbury, will be
"aw“ ' W ('0. ‘5‘ ch" of the heard before the County Commissioners,
legislative committee on fisheries, in-
fcrming him that the committee had de-
°“’¢d ‘0 "9°" “"0"”! W "i” 01"" lfr. Wolf had sold his building, but the
police bill, which the oyster growers ra- report is not ,m'
cently championed before them
Concerningthe bill to consolidate the
Shell Fish Commission, the Fiat) Com-
mission and the Game Commission,
againat which the oyster growers re-
incarnated, the commitwo have do-
cided to report unfavorably, but have
taken favorable action on the bill to con.
solidnte the Fish and (lame Cornmiieione. th
leaving the Shell Fish Commiraion dis-
tinct and by its iteelf.
The oyetermen feel that they have
won a complete vicuiry before the logic.
lativc committee and their next step will
be to urge the [tonnage of there two fav.
orsbly reported bill» by the General Aa-
sembly.
Chiefs of Police to Organise.
Through the efforts of Chief-of Police
Bowen, of Norwich. and Captain Hill-
hcuee, of Willimantic, the initial step recidence of Alexander Hockey, last
has been taken towards the organization night, was largely attended. lt war a
of an association comprising the heads of pleasant occasion. There was alto danc‘
all the police departments in Connecticut ing.
and Rhoda Island. Th. matter has been The hm. m “mm“ of Mrs.
advocated for a number of years, which C. L Buttery I,“ been painted.
finally culminated in a conference, the .
result of which is the inning of a circu- -
m lettirto .u the w. of mu“ (1.. Funeral Director Charles Fable bad in
pertinenie in the sister above mentioned, chimera-terrier. the funeral of winin-
"up“ My opinion. Whit must. if. Mills, who died at his home in Green’s
ability of an ”Manon and imitating
m to mum My decision “a Services were held from the Green's
.g the same time whether or not they Farms Congregational church and inter
will co operate in its organization. it mm vs- ln theGmn’r Firms «artery
the responses are encouraging a meeting
will becalied in April for the purpose of licDonourh Port. 0. a. it. of thin visa.
orgsnlrition
WffllaIlCIfI-ldlw. for lie-sell.
Al’ittebnrgpspercoutsiuetbe follow-
ing,theyosagmanrefarred to being a 3' Kl":
sonoi lirasi Davis,cf Death liorwaik:
for two years has
mamgsdtbeedvertislag-‘oftbst
Inn of Solomon l Ruben. leaves this
”'3 l“ the "flu," “WW4” "“35 to It. and In. William Boots, of lien
for himself. lain knows his baddest,
lovesltsudiscertaiuto succeed," the
wlshreof somenyof his friends scout W.
forauythlog. Innsvlsheeeeruedlns
mousse suvisbl;rep:t:tloussac
ith win-end
:t'ivztzumm W m Frederick A. hills and freak I.
knowledgeofihenrysterles of printers' Bulimia-Intervene trust its
“mmmmggmwg’ (inductee-nice pleas, retried side,
laserstofciiow.”
sthpho
hikeruesdcrds
children.
as has been stirring since, Wed-
Theepscious meeting room of Short my. all the dissppssrsucaoi the
men Council, 30.180, Royal Arcauum, "or Will. if M I” ‘ m 00“?
minim-c last night with an audl- claw-.1!!! Moon-identi- rot-tr
. . once of representative people, and salt “WWW Ire. Burnciough leaves one
highway committee, of the City Council dom have the members provided . more child. m..." members of the 30,.
of NOIWOlk, M 'lbh President clll'k, “jWIbh .fldll’ '0‘ "‘0“ 'I’ldes Tb. '.Ikm°fimob' Ind "I. p.99“ u
occasion was adladles’ night, and the that M rm my Mood!»
entertainment programme was well or Hyattleadsterof C. 1'0"! 30".]. “5
Iii. Hyatt worked in his bicycle repair
provetnente the company contemplates Regent W. P. handle was master of “WP 1‘“ “W33” If 3”“ does 00‘
ceremonies, and in hrs happy manner "Wuhan“ ”"80“,!“ ll011100l
announced the numbers. They includ- ll" Wm“ NW Canaan. A ”"0"
4n the first place, Mr. Clark favors the “ “mum: recitatioos by W. H. was madeio Westport and Bridgeport.
“it"m‘" '"9 '0' “‘0 ”‘l “'90" ” Beenlcrtaud Regent Peck, of Stamford rum-Mot lin- Barmlourh without
originally 'm‘d “3 T5“ SINTINIL. ll Council, who were enthusiastically en- I'm“ ”1m“ '1":
When Hyatt left home Wednesday he
'0? securing NOW"! IN". ll!” M" Ashtabula, 0,3,,» and u”, Frank gun. told his wife nottoworry if he did not
man, of Brooklyn, entertained the anal: return "W "suing. ' ”fl- an“ “d
lfr. Barreclough held a conference in
Norwalk thistnorniog. Both think that
the missing ones are together. A couple
snewwing their description bought tick-
etc at the East Norwslk depot Wednesv
day afternoon, and tookths 12M train
for New York. .
'"m to Tomorrow morning the remains will he
cfihe MM lslaabln fish I“ futkspmttwowwls, boat.
iiEil illicit ilEilillBilllS. .mzm “ ”%T~
‘ itsuossi ”.mflmmw
WHAT I! WING 0! ll PhAfllI
"A. lGB'AI-I.
Ame-amour sssvtes Ire. lrsekC.Coleyaed ”Ali".
ems csst‘sst Depot—Ila Pest-ester nlrlhiti,lr.,ofm,aflm‘ ‘
stem-am lesigne-lenthpert walla Ire. A. e. liarlbett. ‘
s nnosput-ssi-oissssms. gy, m ”A. 1, may”,
Atb o'clock last evening. James H. port.iiavebsen visiting hermit .
lpsll, of Stratford, was taken with eudlrs.Wlleon Barrie. -‘
In, on the sumac railroad its- amg. rim, of his. Pom tor-er
“on It Pour-mod , "M m residentof this place. revisiting at the
Park avenue, New York.“ He mwma‘d (loom “mg, 0 . - .
£968.39“)?! “10 leCIIOI I: .mbllllfl: "I. L H Will“, 0"" Yak,“ m
r. pail was nutila ew aye ago t ' ' ‘
postmaster in Stratford. lie ass also may, p3rents,Ir.sud ”M 1“.
served as town treasurer. He was llfty- '
five years of age and leaves a widow. arrggimrmmrfihemm
Quite a number of young men in cfthe store lately WM ”on“, ,
s’“'h’°"'“'d Y reorganize ‘ 5" Janet, and getting it in readiness for the!
company if' the citizens will furnish a new firm of Woodreff & White. ,
suitable fire engine or book and ladder
truck. Our gentleman stands ready to V??? Nash “ on ‘ business M, to
subscribe stoorttrn other persons will "8”" ,
subscribe each the sense amount. Alibi" Show“ I“ family. who,
about a year ago, moved tom,
William B. FltzSimmona, who has ,
been postmaster at Greenfield for the :33“ remove to Westth '9'“ treat
put your and a half, has resigned his
position,and the resignation has been ”70"” "“0“ if 9' ‘ m "‘9
accepted by the post office department, “P “'0 HM:
to take effect April 1. Detectives were in town WM,
The Country club, of lidgeleid. has securing cvidcocflu regard to the late
been incorporated, with a capital of pcetoihce robbery. 1
050.000 Large quantities of Ion Italian sawed
An infant daughter of George W. daily by m power err/mil We
Purdr. of bribery. duel! the womb saw mill. Adeeosnied ruse, whilr
of a bottle of touristic acid and died roilingalogon g5. eawhed 1M,
Ibo“ "'0 hours W. afternoon, lost control of it‘d“ tolled
The itidgciield and New York railroad over on blur. Ml! m ”M
has bcengrsnted an extension of charter ledicsl attendance waseeenred and
' injured memksratteedsrl to, which was
found to be nothing mentions than a
bad bruise.
Rev. Louie N. Booth,“ Bridgeport,
will niacin. at the union service at
Christ church, thin evening.
Frederick Fanning in confined tobis
home With the prevailing epidemic.
Westport Divisioniione of Temperance. .
are having their rooms in flurlhtitt
block repapered and printed. Electric
lights bane recently been jotrodeead by
them, and when its preset" improve-
ments are completed the,Divleioa will
havcsa line quarters as can he fond
anywhere. .
a little daughter made its appearance
loudey evening “the home of In.
and Ira. Henry E W .
onscreen. '
The «lectures: have been nestled that“
William J. Carver, a rrrldent of ihfi .
place, has been living with his step
daughter and that cite is in a very deiiv
care condition. The neighbors new
highly indignant. Carver hsevsneyodve
years old and has living with hint two
smalldauuhteru. Hie atop donghtevhaa
been keeping brim. She is about
twenty-live years of age. Garrett's wife
died two years'agrr elite use the mother
of meaty-air Cnildffl’), and a large flit-I
her of them are now livinr. The colon;
men intmd to give the mattrrsthoroogii
investigation Carver la a town W.
Washington Ltd/e, l. 0. (ll. ’1'" will
hold a hon sociable at their looms to:
night.
If".
ROW AYTON.
Prayers were said over the remains of
Commodore Hilton, at his late residence
in Rowayton, at 2 o'clock tbie afternoon,
tater: to the residence of bio eon, John A.
Hilton, 79 Clifton place, Jersey City,
where at 3 p. m , funeral eervice will he
held in charge of Hugh lie Payene Corn:
mandery, No. l, of Jamey City. A dele-
honorary pail bearers from the house to
the Rowayton depot.
DARIBN AND NOROI‘OS.
whobaenpplied fora license to refill-
tonicante in the building lately porches-
neat Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, in
the'l'own Hell. it war reported that
James liirchard played the part of the
good Samaritan yesterday by taking two
roidiere who had been indulging in too
much wet goods to the Soldiers’ llome.
at Newton. thus raving the officers here
the trouble of having to take them to the
lockup.
Ivanhoe Castle, K. G. B, will confer
e knight'r degree tonight on four can-
didates, Next week Friday the grand
oflicere will be in attendance, when the
crusaders degree will he worked, after
which a banquet will be served.
Work on llvnry Fancher'r cellar ie
progressing rapidly, and the foundation
will probably be iinirhed thie week. The
lumber for the building came yesterday
and the carpenters will commence to get
the frame out at once.
The Congregational
NEW CAEAAN.
several of the! young people of St.
Mark's moiety, including ll“ ladlo
Tituleiss Mary Pcnnoyev, lies Carrie
Lloyd, Mice Belle Mauritian}. fl. Sloan.
I. Crawford, 1.. ll. lfweloger and
othere, have formed a dramatic moiety
and the public will mo be favored, no
doubt, witha high clear dramatic pro
sentation. .
Wolfcia Greenwald, who have been
in the employ of Luubd Camilla-ford,
for several years, have rented the build-
ing on Railroad avenue, owned by P W.
fiend, and will open their business have
April lit. Plumbing and tianieg will be»
their specialty.
Harmony Lodge worked the l. A. de-
grce Wednesday night in a very pleasing
manner. Coneidereble laterals is taken
of late in this, tMoidsst «pennies in
town.
Charles a. Brown is the new manger
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Yields, of (tooth Norweik, retiring.
John Rockwell, of PM CW.”
thousstof W. E. (indnsr,'edawday.
ll. 1!. ltayniond, of flouth for”,
was in town Wednesday.
0. W. notice lies purchased a new
horse, which h a "flyer."
The variant shoe factories are all rear
sociable at the
Forms, Monday, aged seventy-two.
The deceased was a member of Barry
and the following members acted as
heaven: Edward I. Lee, Prank Water.
bury, Bradley B. Baker, barrel B
Crawford, Thomas fisherman, lfathniel
lit. and lire. Henry I. Gilbert, of
Dacbnry, former mounts of this mace,
are soon to remove here again.
A daughter was born on Wednesday
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