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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 31, 1896 · page 7

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lute memento;
Welcott aud‘W’slkerto Confer ‘
With European Bimetnliists. :

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THEY WILL 331m!!!“ I’KINLBYa

[lino Sills Sol

Some of Them Are South '
. Norwalk People.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

peasant no 'dceirabie tint who; to botched '
‘ elsewhere inflorwelk at“ . ‘ > ‘

downer Seoul, .

midi/ct attractive 9““ “arm" ‘ flied fin”

 

 

 

 
 

It MayBe '

You have shippdd some one?—
clldn’f give a present where you ‘
aughttao. Timeemufi yet to fix .
mailers up if you'll come here
"17MB”; If It's ”a man are boy.
the IS the place. We've some
Underwear batyainsmsomc hind ,
youmll‘ not final elsewherewviz. ' .
Sfanemanle Glove Flfflflg, “none
better mode." 83.50 a garment. ..
grades, 48c; no Indifferent qualify elf
ll em! or an overcoat or a mack/niosh.

a W immunizing thesiutson-

. The Information 'l’hey Obtain to Be Used
to mhlish a densities

by the CODIIII ~Administration 1- Deal-
Ing With the White lam—Bill .I‘omln
laud l‘or interactions! (Jo-menu.

Denver. 0.. Dec. atm'l'hero sensor to
he more to this international bimetallic
movement then is generally understood.
It is now stated that Senator Woloott and
General Francis A. Walker of Massachu-
setts are likely to start soon on an unoffi-
cial mission to Europe to confer with Eu-
ropean bimetallists. They will go with, the
lndorsement of President Elect McKinley
and will be empowered in a measure to
represent his views. The idea is to sound
European sentiment thoroughly and use
what encouragement can be brought back
bylthe time Major McKinley takes ofiloo.

Senator Woloott will probably go to

Who told you so?
Neighbor So~and~so.
Oh, well! That's all right.
Testimony differs, doesn't It?
The more ”the people say
The lose faith we have.
But the right man's word
In taken at once.
That's the difference.
“People want South Norwsilt refl-
cs.

Particularly in matters of health.

We tell you Dean's Kidney Pills euro.

But we are the makers of them.
":Who says so" counts here. doesn‘t

South Norwalk people say so.

slum _ ent of state.
ram and to stapler in such oihee a civil
engineer at s sslaryo! £3,000 with snob
mime;- as needed. ‘With a rims tow
tsblishln; a permanent system of rustle
tho superintendent shall, collect all in-
tonation ponibie in ulohonto the pm
out blooms. location oi marrow-div
building innterials, cost of quarrying and
transporting stone.
To carry out faithfully those plans. hoards
of seminars are required to furnish be-
fore July i, will. the names and descrip-
tion: of such highways as have been im-
urovedoruesoioostodas tobepartaofl
state road system.

in a report to the legislature the super»
intendent shall designate the location and
character of each road on a map and in-

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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of either :{ggfilglmo ooomfindz‘tlgifi; genera“ us“; "my“, 0,. one of half a hundred i Inge we could PM“. you :18 k” ““9““ France and General Walker toGerniany
I” Faiiingor l ' ~ .1) I‘ll“ b if h f (I F'CGS 3’ now "m"- and Great Britain. Before leaving they
- . .. ' way Emis- r055 fee mgehfigixrpegluhie will reintroduce the name' can 9 90 m em (if It 9P ' Am" “‘7“ brill: 0n kidney trons will confer with the international bimet-
, a gym. ‘ mmhfxg good ma, ulna m, ye”. “fwd by Boys Will want sweaters more than eve, now that real bles. alllsts in congress. u is «said Senator Wol-

Min ohscco or Opium, w 'c > ‘ ‘ the 8005 m committee. in which the winter has come. We have the of wool land m An example of this 1. cult is very hopeful of the outcome.
“‘5' W ”‘3 M"' 51.00. state assumed onolialfof-thoox usewlth , . . Mr Th w “Inmm‘f’m “mums“ ”“1 ““1“”
a WMWBV $5.0m“ ‘ . . ”9 different colors. sailor col/ars an‘ sin/Jed cuffs, mu '1 2"?“ "0‘3- Who "3'5“ 01' marine yesterday hater; llhe president
'. "hm .- n . .» r 5 rec e a carpenter by trade and elect. Senator C ark an epresentative
‘11 mm | ' :12?ng? :fs 8533:1192: mgypg:ydllfig 8’25 PM”, collars, 3.1' ”an . fine a” ”00/ an Employe 0f Arch's hat factory. He Moudell 0‘ Wyoming brought it before
, ‘ ‘ FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.- jority vote improve public roads by laying sweaters. $2 10 36 We // have {09085 {0 match is well known and his statements can as: b12833}? 31%,??? mowgglfifi‘}
' H , THE _ iggwugucatl‘iirn,ltolfosd °' piper “wolf: ””5 999”,”9- "1959 sweaters arai 50mg," from be ”“9" “Don. In speaking of Dean's carrying out the international lmeinllio
= . , 1 TheseCoalsarefreefmmdirt “0 ""1"“ an “Won a “P" (he {ador and were made f0 50/] {0 more than we Kidney Pills he said: “For the past plank in thoplntform. Disquictin reports
, . and m, will be delivered by tendsnt of roads. who shall be a civil engi y , i had been ut float that u add s would

” - ‘ ’ ' near and supervisor. The salary of the su- ”"99 “a" my kidneys have troubled p a o

Hwarm wea flier,

the

ash. ‘ You [mow how If has bcc
lale wmler, the maker got fired of Waiting for
demand, and our price look a lot of ham.

careful drivers. Send order
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is cor-
root.

bemado by the administration. The sil- '
ver sentiment, these gentlemen said. was
still strong. and if the party pledges were
not carried out in good faith it would be
useless to attempt any future campaigns.

COMPANY.

lded by our steam derrioks. saws, bor-
ingmaohines.oto.. we can quote

perlntendent in a county charge, and the
costs of improvements are to be assessed
as follows: Fifteen per cent on the town
in which improvements are made, or if in
two or more towns onarutoblo assess-

me a great deal. When lsetraightened
up I had severe pain in the small of my
back. From time to time I have had

 

” , LOW PRICES OK
All Kinds of Timber Work!

Churches. Factories or any Large Build-
” lug work a spenalty.
,BBOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.

RAYMOND BROS.

Io. Nor-rails.

 

60 per cent on the state.

 

 

meat; 35 per cent on the county at large;

ARCH BISHOP FABRE DEAD.

The Head of the Catholic Church In Can-

We Sell

Open this evening—every evening width ’96 lasts.
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muscular rheumatism. I got a box of
Dean’s Kidney Pills at Plaisted'l
"pharmacy. I was greatly benefited.
l have no backache and the soreness in

my muscles has not troubled me since
taking the pills."

Major McKinley made them happy. it is
stated. by assuring them that his admin-
istration would not be swerved from the
platform on which it Woe elected. He also
gave them an outlinoof the progress sona-
tor Wolcott is making in clearing the way
for his administration to act.

Macllnloshes, SiormCoafs,
Dani's Gloves,

ud- Passes Away at Montreal.
MONTREAL, Dec. ill—Mgr. Edouardo

 

Doau's Kidney Pills are sold for 50

“-25“! GAMBLE, Manager.

 

Provision For .Bimetnllio Conference. .

 

 

 

 

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nutty Charles Entire, archbishop of Montreal, T , j can? 2" m" °' 5“ ”ms '0' ”5° b’ WASHINGTON. Dec. iii—The Republican
‘ ~- d last night, surrounded by his housc~ unnert s G/oyes, . 0 N a < . n crs. or mailed on receipt of price caucus committee appointed to draft a
e ‘ hold and the priests of the city. by whom Mel/gs & Co's Shirt BRIDGEPORT. c N - by Foster-Millmm (m, Buffalo, x, 1, measure providing for an international
H ESE he was greatly beloved. The kindly mmi- ' v ' ‘ .019 agents for the United States conference to secure the re-establlshmcnt

new and genurous heart of ibodmumi hie/gs & 00 s Collars. ‘ of blmotulllsm was in session for two

H REE R e a d preluto caused him to be respected by both hours. and when it adjourned it. had agreed

HI NGS English and French, and um Protestants The only remedy in the world that upon a hill to bepresented to the Repul»

of the city are also attached to him, umuy
of their clergy and layuu-u culling fro»
qucutly during his “illness.

The deceased prelaio was taken ill in
Paris lust ()cmhor while making his ad
llmla journey to the holy sco. Ilu subsc- ~ -
quoutly rallied and made trips to the
south of Franco. but was forced to fort-.30
his pilgrimage to Rome. He returned at
once to Montreal and has gradually sunk
since tlicn. Cancer of the pancreas was
Mil ull'niout. He was cheerful and con.
sclous to a few hours before his death.
lilshnp billiard of Vullcyliold administered
the last rites of the church. The downsod
was born in Montreal in February, ”:27,
and was educated at Seminary of lssy. in
France. His mother was only in years his

llcan caucus, which will be held soon lift»
or the assembling of congress next Tue»
day.
Tim bill agreed upon is brief and more
ly confers upon the president the right to
appoint delegates " to any conference which
may be called which has for its object the
roosmbllsbment of bimetalllsm. ” It does
not distribute the selection of delegates.
as did the legislation of tho Fifty'tbird
congress. botvveen the president. and the
two houses of congress, and mrircovor
leaves the number to be selected entirely
to the discretion of the president.

Senator \Volcott gave the committee a
full account of his confercum with Presi-
dent Elect McKinley. from which he had.

: will at one. step itchiness of the. skin
in any part of the body. that is abso-
lutely safe 5nd never-failing. is Doan'l

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FIRST .

There is a great saving in using

St Louis Pastry Flour. This Hour

Will make better pastry with less

lard than the finest Waslibum,
- fl Pillsbury or Jones flour.

SECOND.

Sentinel!

 

BELL FilNGlNG GERMANS.

OLD AND RELIABLE.

DailyDirectFreightLine

BETWEEN

Why They Got Into the Habit and How
They Keep It Up.

Slum tho clilingcsof population incident
tiitlmurcut growth of New York city them
has not limit) what might be called a Gur—
iuuu L‘Uliill)‘ ul‘ Utlj‘mllll quarter, for tho
Nimitz) or mum Germans and German-
Amuricuns in town urn scattered through-
out the city. mid even the. Avenue A region
,is now more largely populated by Iluu‘

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. lam getting quite a good many
perfectly fresh home laid eggs;
some from my own fowls. When

 

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or special debility. wakeful-

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» Riot In a Pennsylvania Town.

senior mil was constantly at his bedside

NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND

NORWALK.

pan-ions and Poles than liytho old fash—
ioned iicrmzm-Amurlcmls who once made
it u distinctive and picturesque section,
lint, uurlusilng (lei-mun quarters, them is

but just returned. l‘t‘fLSSlll'lng them Mr.
McKinliiy's interest in the committee's
proceedings and his earnest desire to do all
in his power to carry into execution the
promise of the St. Louis convent-ion to se~

 

ncss. spormntorhm. emissions. in: etcncy.
parcels, etc. Corrects functional d sorders,
(.lils‘cll by errors or cxces<cs, quickly restoringz
Lost Manhood in old or young, wvmavl or am"

strength when: former weakness prevailm . (on

ii'iu.i.-\usrouv, Pa, Doc. zit—A desper-
ate riot has occurred at .lohuaonburg,
which resulted in the fatal sliuotluguf
William licrgiu and the serious injury of
James Mchllnn, Charles lilovor, Charles
Wratliall and several others. members of
the police force. The trouble was begun
by a axing of Italians who become in-
volvcd in a light, using knives. revolvers
and clubs. 'l'hopollco were sent for. but
the rimcrs, bonded by Tom Moreno, met
them. and n. llol'cc bottle followed. Martino
shot at i'll'iuf of Police \Viilsh, but the bul-
let struck licrgin in the bond. The police
closed in. and tho ltnliun thrust thou-cup-
on against Walsh's breast and fired. A do-
fcctivc cartridge sin-(Kl the policeman's
life, and Moreno was knocked down and
secured.

one distinctive feature of cusnmpoliton
life in New York where GcrmadAmcrl—
can residents are still numerous, and that
is tho lwll ringing propensity of some Ger—
uizuis in churches. Schools and meeting
plmw. Any person who has lived in a
thickly populated part of New Yuri; (lty
knows that u boil in tho bclfry of u Gor-
luun church or schoolhouse was never put
tlli'l'i} for purposes; (if ornumcntutlmi mere‘
ly. but for pmvticul. frequent, uliluulndi-
misuiul iimppurtuliouse—flint is to my.
the schoolhouse i-r church bell is not rung
at the urd'inut'y hours on Sunday or wool:-
dnys. but fiLillliiLllili‘S at. dawn, soilietlmcs
law at night. and always at the most un-
expected hours.

it is u peculiarity of south Germans, or
(if the German portion of Austria, tluit
they urn ion-l uf frequent:uuldlsi-urdani
boll ringing, when-1m lzurtliGi-rimius somu
indifferent to the music. of the bolls. All
travelers in linvuriu mui unity in tho Gor-
muu portion of Austria have grown to re-
guril the bum, allil'lt‘iillh' bulls us bulimic-r.
llllillllflllirlltll‘ri of tho plume, so uftcuurc
tin»)~ board for the many services in the
daytime. for tho prnspvct of ii thunder-
iitnrzli. in Will“ the tutvlmpmplo against

you want eggs of this sort, inquire
I here, and you may depend on get-
ting what you buy; 35c dozen.

Vcnlulll package, simple, effectual. and lrciliuulc

, THIRD J Cum: Is Quncaeaojuonouou.
‘ Don’t h: u‘rcrirrd 0y "manic“.- lnsiol cl

‘ ' CATON'S Vitalizcrs. Stat scale-iii murdruu
Cg;;:lcsiolllfilgn3lllceed butler at 250' gl‘ll (lists nullmm it. Price 3| per pkgc? 0 fur $5

with written guarantee of complete cure.
. ~ . LORENZO DIBBLE,

cure international blnictnlilem if possible.
it was announced after the close of the
conference that the cmiimittoc would press
for early consideration of its bill, with the
hope of securing all the legislation needed
at this session. hi1 that Mr. McKinley
could take whatever stops he might deem
proper to carry it into effect immediately
upon entering upon his duties as presi-
dent. It was intimated that be was anx-
ious to have a conference next. spring and
have it under way by the time the tariff
bill should be. up for consideration. It was
also stated by members of the committee
that they were very hopeful of securing a
conference. and also that they were “by no
means hopeless as to the result" of such is
conference when inch (l('clli‘l‘0il.

All members of the committee were
present at the conference cxcopt Senator
Hour.

 

 

THE PROPELLERS

CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN,

Will leave Pier 23, E..R.’, Beekman street, .‘cw \‘nrklnt 5 p. m.
Leave Norwulk, 5 p. m; South Norwalkb p. m. Fri lilll. received from
7 a. m. to 5 p m. Upon application to agents llli‘ 5in of Norw ilk
Eagle and Vulmm will be sent for special lots of ll'i.‘;flil, anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.

All persons are fm'bid trust'inp,r any of the empluycm of the boats of
this line on account of the owners thereof.

lviinmidtinn, references. (if... (M: null l‘ail‘fllltnlul

Send us st iii-mull iii €'\.~C Llll'l 25 «is. for .1 wcek':

trial irmtmrni. ”m: i- sly sr-vl l'l up it pvrwu. (5
CATO" M23. 60.. BOSTON. MASI.

Sold by Geo. 0. Stillson, South Nor-
walk. '

 

ii North Main Street

Killed by Dynamite Explosion.
llmmxu. l’il.. lion. 2il.—-T\\'0 Women
worv killed by an explosion of dynamite
g, m ‘ in this house of Elias liuckcr, cx~sbcrifi of

this county. at Tucker-ton. They were his

 

 

 

To Operate In Honduran.

Tammy, Dec. lll.——’l‘he Honduras syn-
dicate. a company with n cupl l of 8:300,-
000, wan incorporated in the 0 ice of the
secretary of state. Tliolnwrpnratorsnre
Chauncey M. Dopow. W. Seward Webb, J.
(l. McCullough of North Bennington. Vt;
Llluillillgul‘ilf the lightning, fora wedding John Jacob Astor. Benjamin F. Tracey.
or furaifunui‘ul. Aiming mutilGoruums l". P. Jennings. Nathaniel B. Prentice
in New York the 31mm custom pruvnllu, and Melville E. Ingails of New York and
liiu‘iiulbythocityurd‘iumimmind the cum- .l. (I. Mcl‘oagh of Mnrristovvn. 'l'he eoni~
pluinm of neighbors, for it is dillicult in puny in to operate railroads in Honduras,

wife. ugcd bl yours. and her stepdaughter.
hire. William Soidol, aged 30. ilothwnro » — . . . .7 ,. . - ,, . -

terribly mangled. Mrs. lieckcr met in.
Nash & VanScoy.

 

stunt dumb. and the younger woman died
within 20 minutes. The house caught fire
and was: destroyed with all its contents.
Becker is a quarry owner and had several
sticks of dynamite. which were to be used
for blasting pumascs. He placed them in
tho kituhon stove to thaw out and then

ON

left the house.

[filled by a Falling Limb.

make some persons clearly understand that
tlu'ru lfl any munil rpuaun for the mnmtunt
ringing of bulls at times when no survive
is in progrces.

and. it is said, has received concessions
from that government. Another 8500mm
wmimuy inconmratod was A. It. Whitney
& Co. nuinufacturcrs of iron and steel,

CARLTUX, N. Y., lion. ill.-—(lueinvn Ln-
bnrr, while at work in the wood» felling
li‘l‘t‘ii, wan struck on tho lli'llll by a failing
limb and revolved injuries from which he
died a few hours later. The stick cutu
hole two inttliilli deep in the man's skull.
musing complete paralynis of the body.

with lmulquurter-iut Morristown. The inn
(-nrpnmtnra im- .l. If. Medley of Ruther-
ford. llunlnl Ncliilt and A. Ii. Whitney,
.li' , of New York.

December 3lsi, i896.

This boll ringing custom among the
south (lol‘nuins \vlm ncmlpy a lililillllflliliiilrl
region in their mvu country can be trill-mi
brick tn the old villugu i‘Iiriif‘iill of milling
puupln together by the ringing of ii bull in
tho inn-ii. conspicuous odiiico in inwa—
tliut is. the village church. In the llliillll-

We are now olleringn fmc S‘r'lili‘llon of Cut
Gloss fir holiday gifts. We uiizirumce every
article to have a liming lluldi; we do not,
apply the term “(jut glass" in winds finished
by acids, as is done llScwlllIH‘, but buy from

One beautiful $100 Peerless Bicycle, your choice of either ludics' or
gents.’

The Work of Train Wreckers.
Itawum. Den. :il.--A wreck has occur-

 

 
 

 

 

REMEMBER,

This is no 875 wheel, but a strictly first-class Qioo wheel fully guaran-

Every Cash Purchase

0f soc entitles you to one chance on this beautiful wheel, at

.GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,

40 and 42 Wall etrcct, Norwalk.
NORWALK, CONN. {

Four “rem-is Injured.

breaking of a ladder.

the building was sillull.

born in lezu and nuccoodod in isle.

TELEGRAPHlO ITEMS.

 

the latter will return to Belgrade noon.
creased tariff duties.
ohn summers.

his playmate,

tuition was made for the u

 

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Putt/mitten”. lino. lil.»-iiurlnu a fire
at it Strawberry court. in the heart of the
whuluoulo section. about 1 o‘clock this
umrulug four liroim-n were injured by the
(me of them. John
llovor. will probably die. The damage to

third marquis of lingo. indeed. lie was

Alexander of Scrvlo and his father, on
King Milan. have become roumclled. null

llepmeontullvel of the auger interests
emmmi before the ways and moan: oom-
mitten in Washington and asked forth:

John Gaynor. in years old. of 2908 Sec-
ond avenue, New York. was accidentally
atubliod throu h the heart and killed by

Martin Leonard. who but sorted time
for counterfeiting. wan arrested in how
York with several men and women who
are believed to bottle confederation inn

, ‘ intmont of a
receives-for theNorthern 'rust mmpany

the best manufacturers; you csm rely on each

:uiiizlc for a perfect
China. of many dcsicu

shore.

(iur llzivilzmd
s, (Ilii‘lllnl i-c excelled.

We have the finest a mi l‘llilltfftl assortment of
fancy odd pieces, as well as dinner sets, that

rcqulicd to choose the

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prctticet.

NASH &VANSGOY,

SOUTH NORWILK.

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milestone! If

Strpets.
cal concur.

one store . thallium another?

attention r n the

What is It“? "

you 20 buy ynur 31100! M

Isn't it

lift of the pn ilil‘llitm' and
i one are the will induce-

tullmim pin-taut ilurmnuy tho llret build.
lugoroctod in the Olili‘ll times Wliiiil church,
and that was the beginning of every mt-
tloinmit. liuttliu survivulnf tliuuliurcli
imll riuglngmwtum centurion lati-rili the
city of New York amino-i ulmust illouiiiprn-
housiblo to many who do not know its hie-
toricui origin—Now Yuri; Hun.

that. We illiiililil miller burmlmn. Filiodoee
not. menu that we should invite it, but if
it done mini: we must bear with it.

’l'hcuo stupid clever once, crammed too
full to rattle, shining too seriously to
spat-kin, too uulluhtmu-d to [give light or
smvutncue, mo poliebod to be polite. full to
overflowing of fade scientific and philan-
thropic. riding their hobbies as hard do
their lilcyldoe, commit omintlees immoral»
ltios of the minor sort and sin daily and
deeply an innate and as guests. Ami \vvnu-
on are the Worst offenders. We have
known a representative lady, young and
learned and good looking. in her crushing
flillflil‘lilflty to the mom everyday man by
her side, to tilt perfectly mute throughout
a long dinner, and the superiority, after
all, won only mistaken by the poor gentle
man for sulklncse. “i really can't be

quite to surprino her. And yet. if one
thinks of it, why should one be free to cunt

red on the liaiolgh and Augusta divinion
of tho Seaboard Air line it. Dillon West of
Raleigh. A displaced roll, which had
wltimur question been removed but a few
minutes before by profosnioual train wreck~
on. precipitated a freight train into n ilcop
out, totally wrecking ten loaded cars and
tho lm-onmtlvo. killing the fireman. Alex-

, ...... .. . ‘ . \l :w Y! rk. - c .. . . ‘ ‘ j ) ‘ . W: under (ivcrby, and seriously wounding the
teed. “M‘i'rgfiwwmm ‘4‘“ he .lmught “”15”," m ‘ l ' 1 h_ ‘ l “a .d' engineer. John Robertson. 'l'ho evident.
M"i" ' “ '0 prices wnll sun. all purses, but am curly call is ”0 chi-”'3'“ W “m " intention of tho wreckcrii wan tocutch the
M bosnoh'. Doe. zit—lioorquohu Browne. Lady Mummu in flood Words tolls no

Seaboard Air lino Atlanta special, which
was duo almut that time, but, being 1
hour and 2H mlnutco into. the extra freight
who running on the Atlanta ijiciul's
timv. Had this train been on limo. the loan
of life probably would have been horrible.

Control Potter Married.

Suiti‘mvurov. Conn. Doc. lib—~11: the
First (.Iougrogutloual church in this vil-
, inane ll. i’nttcr, chief consul of the
.u‘w York division of the it. A. W., mar»
rictl Mimi Nellie M. Gilbert, daughter of
Mr. and Mr». Charioe J. (lillmrt. former-
lyof lirooklyu. but recently residing in
Atlanta. lloth Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert are
mambo" of old New England families,
end the selection of the Southlngtou
church as the place of the wedding was in
deference to the expressed mtimeut of
the bride, who wiehed the ceremony to

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