He will Wflmtc
mmflokhlm
noticuslsrwhobsreeruedauallopatbie
Will I m
room. buns-Mlle 0w W
at Kuwait: for next Saturday and Ban-
“! nights. atl’whl'oh "time "he will
demonstrate his power toheeithe enlist-
ed by his wonderful influence. The ad-
ml-icnisireetoadnltmmtnocne un-
der twenty-one will be admitted.
Be otters to treat the poor who are
sick aad‘lame obsoletely tree. and all
on crutches. the lame. deal and blind.
_ areinvlted tobepiesenttobehcaled.
He tried to serum Boyt's Theatre. has
asthcremodeliug was not finished.ho
was compelled to take the Opera House
at Norwalk.
The Democrat ct Waterbury says:
"A crowd of people which iilled the
auditorium almost to the limit. witness-
ed the third exhibition last night of, the
wonderful powers posse-edby Frank-
lin 8. Temple. the Boy Phenomenon.
whoby simply usinghie hands elects
remarkable-cures.
“The lame oi the healer had gone he.
tore him and when the opening hour
had arrived cripples at every description
were crowded together in the aisles oi
the auditorium awaiting their turn to
go upon the stage and be treated. There
were people with rheumatism, people
with etiil'ened and withered limbs and
almost every other emotion known to
the medical profession.
I"All the patients treated were appar-
ently benefited in a remarkable man-
ner. and many who were skeptical when
they came went ewey drmly believing
in the powers of the young physician."
Adellghtlul social time wesenjoyed,
andatsmptiugoollaticnwasservedlate
intiuevening.
luandlre. St. John were the re-
'clplentsoinlargennmber oi handsome
presents. including several pieces of
The house was prettily decorated with
ilowerl and plants. Ir. St John having
' been engaged in the decal busim tor
the'past lourtoen years.
Almaudlrs. St. John were married
lnxmton. byRev. Louis French. rec
, ta at St. Luke's church. and have made
hmottriends during their long resi-
drncein Darlen. all of whom unitein
wishing them many more years of wed
ded happiness.
renew A!!!) WHITE WEDDING.
DANCE]! AT THE BLUFF.
lies Ferris Entertain in Boner of
. Ker Bolton Guest.
lira Eve I. Ferris. of West street.
entertained a party of about seventy
live young people. last night. by giving
a dance at the Norwelk Yacht club
house in honor at her guest. Miss Ger
trade Watson, at Boston. ,
Prof. Weideubammer. of Bridgeport.
furnished music. and the party was
chaperoned by Airs. John H. Ferris and
Mrs. Talmsdgc Baker.
Retroshments were served during the
evening.
A special trolley car at 12 o'clock
brought the party to death Norwalk.
Press Thinks its An Easy One.
Captain Press Sherwood»! the Bridge-
port Wheel club. is at the gtreckat
Pleasure Beach every afternoon training
for the meet oi the Rambling Wheolmen
to be held at the beach on Labor Day.
On that occasion he will endeavor to
lower the track record for live miles.
which record was made by Fred Hoyt
over two years ago and which is IOIIIG~
thing over twelve minutes. He con.
riders the task an easycucaudiu‘bis
practice has several timer lowered it
tullya minute without trying. Be is in
excellent condition and should give an
exhibition oi good last ridiug.-—Brldge-
port Standard.
Ilsa Benton the fluid of Honor at the
' lerriege of her Cousin.
Iii Harriett Benton. of South Nor-
walk.aoonsinotthebride. wasmaid oi
homat tht marriage at Clarence B.
flowlanand llisa Gme 1. Benton, at
theWeet street church. Danbury. yes.
.tesdey noon. ceremony was per-
-,lwmediut ceoia .verylarge
audience. 0 the Rev. Frederick A.
and. pastor oi the church.
Theoltarand chancel were elaborate-
lydecorated with a'great profusion of
golden rod. surrounded by green foliage,
‘ ”Mm.withea interming-
lingol white blossoms. The chance-
w‘eovsredw‘ith yellow and white
‘ bio-cruewidle the platform was en-
' >flrslyhiddsutromviswbyagreathaak
dabbled rod. Across the arch and
ebonthrorganwerextendcdu vice of
clematis.
The bride wore a handsome white
corded Woe silk gown. trimmed
with orange blossoms. She also wore a
veil which was held up by knots oi or-
ange blossoms. and carried during the
«trance and the ilrstpartolthccew
many a white rcscbud. During the
‘mareh out of the churchsheoarriede
full blown rose.
The maid of honor wore an all yellow
medic gown. made over yellow silk.
and the bridernaids were white or-
nadle gowns trimmed with yellow
ribbons. All carried golden rod.
Altar the ceremony a reception was
given atthsbride's home. The house
was handsomely decorated with green
and yellow. with white and other out
dewecs in protuloe.
Along the guests iron out cl town
were es-laycr William it. Reed and
family. I. W. 8. Talltnedge. Ills! ices
Tail-edge. In. Hoyt. Kr. and llrs.
claims coco Damages.
Constable Frederick 8. Lyon has
placed an attachment on property at
Walter Burke. ct Harriet street. to set.
istyaciaitu oi Clarissa A. Johnson. as
administrstrlx ot the estate oi the late
time F. Johnson. oi New Canaan.
The plaintid ciaiuu ”manager. The
1m and label . one is returnable baton the Town
m a .3322. III?“ mm Court on the first Monday in Marine.
Grove ltreat Property Attached.
"am 0'” m "n" mm» were... Vellmsrhas pom
Plflaviiie Camp lasting Ground.
HelovillsJuasttt—«lortlwdrsttiuu
sluntheuuwasatiagcpeoed theses
aboundaytorihsseiirstbaesndusa
rsralt there mmsaysdditiocslviab
tar. hilyimtiwrouswmlacamp
,W.whhhisonaotthaiargsstmwds
“bummcnfiemcsadsmhiic
also theaeiaterot prrmaasatcastpars
tsmtbansrsrbstors.
‘tluecitheprcttiestslghtsia the bic-
mummpmmwiw
this stucco»: in connection with the
moonlithsnswhmut the hp
werthcbmheilrwllavsu.
an attachment on property in Gum»
m. South liorwhlk. even by John
. to satiety I claim of tie
damages. made by Deltlharlcs G. Bo
banned. Thermals maublc before
the Town (Just-t on the first Houday
iu'fiaptembsr.
Marlow-add rm. lacing.
W. B. Persons. of llcrwsik. has been
outmoded from racing circles until
October ilih. for using disrespecticl
Manage wholes-cs A. W. Knapp. cu
thswcesltmotthe Alpha Wheel club‘s
track lace. Jane ms.
W We... M.%»W
cut-momma.
Julius rim. at m on... “"°'""'““”"m°'
hthsrpb’s Sunday soundbsdlis an~
aaslpicsicat heron i'ciat. yesterday.
gslaadcuictoorrpscial My ears.
The day was pared mar pleasantly.
grub-mustache“ theattractiom
attesi’cistbrlag liberally protestant.
Tlilcrsatrriatvy.
The isrrasrr' nasal mm at
honed bldarwllibrhslcie tint-acri-
Anny-thalcrwsikmadswbcm
slur. W's hospitalitywsss
lender and In. I. 0. m. Bias
mmrm.“m.'u~wm‘
warts-owner“.
The Llllld 3m Ii Delhi arm
MES "Hill AID DAMIED AIAi.
ApparentlyOImsoutcfaOIondless
mmn u me but _“
hyalarrliicl‘srusss.
Sky, Treated About Jive mates.
and then Quickly Bubsidcd—
teeny Trees Uprootcd.
A tornado struck the borough of
Bethel. late yesterday afternoon. '
‘Treeswcretornup by the roots and
dishes and household articles were
shaken from their shelves in a number
of housel.
The rumble could be heard for tally
ten minutes before the wind struck the
village. ~
The tin root of William Obier’s three-
story frame house was lifted buddy and
buried a distance of 100 yards.
AboreeshedownedbyGeorgeA.
Kidder was completely demolished and
portions of it were carried tor hundreds
of teet.
The tornado lasted about live minutes.
it came apparently out of a cloudleae
sky and subsided as quickly as it came.
At the Bethel reservoir. there was a
clondburat and portions of . the banning
around the wrervoir was washed away.
The crops outside the village were
badly damaged by builstcuea. No one
was injured and no mutate estimate
oi the damage can be given.
WILD IAN am too JAIL
Had Subaiated on Grace in the Abaence
. of Other Food.
Greenwich. August til—Joe Mueller.
Greenwich'a tenuous wild man. was ur-
raigned in the borough court this morn-
ing on the charge of vagrancy and son-
tenced to co days in jail. He wee taken
to Bridgeport by Deputy Sheriff Fits
30!-
When arrested last Sunday night
linellcr had considerable grass on his
person which he claimed he lived on
in the absence of other food and. though
very weak when locked up be has im-
proved on the loud furnished and it is
thought that the prison {are will prove
very beneficial. .
CARDS AT THE BLUFF.
Prices for the Ladies of the liorwalk
Yacht Club.
The ladies oi the Norwulk Yacht club
met at the club house at Hickory Biuii'.
yesterday afternoon. and played cards.
lies Stella Smith secured the first prize
and Airs. P. G. Sanford the second.
The ladies will meet again next Wed-
nesday afternoon. and utter the games
the gentlemen will be invited to atom
which will be prepared tor them. ’
W.WW~M,. w...-
There Will be a Double Wedding.
Two brothers residing in Green
Farms. Edward A. and Henry A.
Jennings. treasurer and secretary resv
putatively oi the Jennings Brothers'
Iiauutaeturlng company oi Bridgeport.
are announced engaged to two sisters.
Aliases Katherine land and Nellie May
strickiacd. daughters of the late Erwin
fitricklaud. oi liridlom. and that a
double marriage ceremonial may take
placelatc in the coming autumn or early
winter at the home at the prospective
brltltll.
....._..... m... .........
Ihot Himself need.
Waterbury. August muons W. ile—
on. aged twenty-tour. committed sui-
cide at his borne in Barton street. today.
by shooting biraseil in the breast Des
poadcncy. caused by ill- health. led to the
cot. ills body was found by toned by
drcmcu. who moulded to an alarm
turned in by a tugboat. The bed in
Bailey’s room was ablaas. having been
set on fire by his pawl:
"mu—m...
chemical Won oi llriclt.
City Iodine" Wood is making a
chemical centralisation of samples of
brick tor the paving at Wall sweet. in
uncertain their endurance and absorbing
qualities. Recommendations will be re-
quired oi the connectors who have lie»
and on the work before the connect to
awardsdxflm WW
Discharged for lack of livideace.
John Baum. who was accused oi the
theitotawsichbydchntistro. wastiiso
charged yesterday by Judge Gregory.
who mm thst there was not on...»
acclaim» to warrant a enhance oi the
muted
Death at In W Arnold.
lire. lthsatslh Arnold. widow oi Alon»
act“). Araoiduiisd this neurologist her
horn. it Orrin street. lathe esteem
year at her age.
renewals. our» m «are
the street.
Any nerve?" inquired 9e man of note-
book and pencil. as
rooster on theback.
call 'em. up there.
must have had an em.» perpetuating
himseli' in marble. run one over there
looks as if it might «present the time
he likes to tell about
go into the woods after
ate the church. Let‘s
threeyears old than, } believe. He's
insular ’m in. you It-
hc drove a baker‘ew
patent event in his his except the year
he ran for the Legislfiure. He usedto
go out collecting and ineachange tor
pies. cakes and orulhre. you know.
Down in Bethe! one day the old mare
gotthe bestothim.auddewuthe street
shewent. scattering eggs and doughnuts
along the way. Tippe' s where he a
gathering' em up. up there. "
don‘t know unless they are some of
Rowun's doings in the isegislature that
he don't want to have known until
some future age deciphers them.
wouldn't mind having my own life
pictured out on it, if it was as eventful
as Bowen’s. would you?"-
started {or Tom Raymond‘s to find out
what boats had arrived with guano
The Final Chapter in the Unknown
"What's troubling you. old fellow?
"Those seraphic kldtfl suppose they
I guess Rowan
housedtc
nsto decor-
,hewaeabout
yameoithetime
.thernoatim-
"This one here
"Thom blemlyphlte up above? I
"But the building‘e all right. I
“No,” replied the reporter. as he
wounmmmun.
History of the Ian.
New Haven. Aug. ”willie ’llual chap.
ter in an unknown history was brought
toaclcrelastnight with the death of
the Hillard hermit. who was killed near
the Arlington cut by tho Pltteileid ex-
press which arrives in this city about
7:30 p. in. The train was in charge oi
Conductor George Eaton and Engineer
Quinn did not know that a man had
been killed until he arrived in the sta-
tion there and saw blood on the cow
catcher.
Edward Eaton took the train for Der-
by. which lelt almost immediately after
the arrival of the Pittuileld express. and
when the remains were discovered noti-
iied Medical Examiner Darnett. cl West
Haven. who gave a permit for their re-
mcvai and they will be buried tciiay by
Lewis or. llayocck. at this city.
The hermit lived (or years on the liti-
iord road and he was well knowu to the
railroad men as he would make periodi-
cal vislts to this city. its never gave
any clue as to his identity though it is
believed that in connection with his life
there is unwritten mmauoc.
Summing oi‘ a Bedding Farm Hand.
Anton (.iuataisou. a Swede. employed
as a day laborer on the f in the
vicinityot Bedding. hes ’veloped by
drcphobia. and sailors terrible aguliy.
lie is kept under restraint in the little
orange which he has occupied (or sev-
eral years. near the Not-walk road. and
can live but slow days at the longest.
antistatic was bitten just about a year
ego.
Weather Bureau. Raw Haven. Aug.
mim‘b‘sir mother is remote-l from all
modern this morning. it is slightly
warmer in blew England. the hike m-
ica and Northwest. with stationeryten-
peratcrc elsewhere. lice this, section
the conditions favor fair weather Might
and brides; warmer Frills! “We
northwest winds becoming earthworm
Funeral at chorus I. Duty.
The toucralowharlcs it. Duty. lcr~
lastly oi lies-walk and lateral Clerc
land. (title. toot elect iterative muscle
cl his moiiicr. lira. lasso it. Dory. in
West anions. this morning» ii c'chsxlt.
The pallbearers were members ct the G.
A. it. interment was is tlorwelk cron-
tery. list. 0. fl. iielieck. oi llorwslk.
officiated.
ladelprssdcathslaewa.
lilo: Editb'i‘iccmtilltcnisekstrcct.
celowatsdiberiatb «anniversary of her
birilidet.» entertaining shoalthiriyo
fluclhcriittleirisodsaemrdsyattrr.
noon. Theyscioysdagsaadsmead cs
tbslawe.psapated byMTics. list
Idiom-asymmetric.
m “I. one“ it It ”Id
{kWh-suitcase“ -
ruimmtiumur
People Hashim Back to Town lrsw
Starters»! Hercules.
Where they love em, Whither they
are Going.andwhothcyere 3n-
tertaining atthe lagnnd of
. August.
to: audhirs.D. s. Bartram and
daughter Kitty.on liorwalk. are visit-
ing idr. Bartrem's ‘ sister. lira.
Milo Lee. at Mrs. Mary Osborne's in
Bedding. lit. Bartram heighty years
oldvaud lira. Meir ninety-one Friday.
August 27.
I). L. Waterbury. of Bartram. Minn.
arrived in South Norwalk. last night. to
visit his son. luster J. Waterbury. of
Gerard place. for a few days. Ilr.
Waterbury has been attending the
Grand Army encampment in Bufleic.
R. W. Keelcr and family. ct North
Wilton. whohave been camping at Lake
Bippowam. have returned home. lire.
Kecler end bliss Kate Keeler will spend
a few days at Hickory Blni'l.
Mrs. J. W. Studwcll returned home.
last night, from a trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Violette Wilkins. who accompani-
edher. stopped in Danbury to spend a
lew days.
hire. Wilbur E. Sellrck. of Denver.
Colo. ievisiting her mother-in-lew in
Merwiu street When she returns she
expects her mother-induw will return
with her. __.,_..--_.
Dr. .1. Milton Coburn. who went on ‘a
cruise on the steamer Mystery to Block
Island. has returned home. The boat is
at Newport today. and is expected home
Saturday.
Former representative ct Westpcrt.
Albert Relyea. of Washington. D. 0.,
and hire. itclyca are spending August
at Mr. Relyce‘s former home in Green
Farms. ’
Mr. and Ira. Christopher Johnstone
and two children. of Bertiord. are visit.
lug Mr. and Mrs. George ll. Vaulti-
styne. or High street, South blorwalk.
lira. John L Richards. Jr. and lies
Sadie Hellock. of West street. have re
turned home from a trip to Boston. Nau-
tusket and other places of interest.
Rev. and hire. F. A. Seoiield. of the
Norwalk Methodist parsonage. will
start for (local: Grove tomorrow. and
remain there until next Tuesday.
Mrs. Samuel Mulkin and daughtera.
Mrs. Edward him-choose and Mice lint-
lie Dialhiu. have returned from a week's
stay at Ocean Grove. N. J.
Miss Edna Ii. tiny. who has spent
the month with Her. and hire. it. U.
riborwood at Lee. bless. returned home
with them yesterday
lire. Vanderveer Bergen. of Brooklyn.
who has been spending two weeks with
her tether. Captain it. hi. Rose. will re-
turn home Saturday.
hills Elizabeth liudd returned to Mot-
teaweu. bi. Y.. yortenlay. alter a visit
with Air. and Airs. John H. Budweil. of
Medium street.
Aim and fire. Gilliam llcrtou and Air.
and“. 8. ii. Richmond. attended a
tanners' picnic in stanwicb. yesterday.
lira. George W. Bradley. 0! ma iialu
sneer. loll Norwalk yesterday tor a visit
with friends in libiomileld. N. .l.
iiirs lidith l‘scnoysr. of Bridgeport.
is visiting her sister. Ira. William
lilaccer. oi Alain street. Ncuwelk.
“inductor 01.7.1..- wmu»... ct o...
Norwalk iitreet itailway line. is spend-
ing the day to blow York city.
u a»... ..m
lira. l. ii. Mitchell and daughter
Helene. at West street. erospcadicg a
low days til New York city
Clyde llasb. ct'llaubury. was the
guest iii In. William it Nash. oi Alain
street. Hermit. yesterday.
John F. (Milly. of south loin street.
is Mtcmliug the Grand Army convention
in holistic. ll. Y. ,
lir. and Airs. ac... ii. Moreno!
“hill mt.“ ”idyllflnltogtigg gt
Bantam halts.
Imii'lcrsaos Keliyaad grandmother.
at West arenas. are visiting in New
York.
Willard (interlock. ct Horses mac.
spear yesterday at Greenwood lake.
“I a.
marina. 0. Mass
Iiuiarsllrrtwsuialrwkcst to-
say.
velour-re wastes the races-
hflr. and In. lb. .1de, cl
1......ch one *
Haitian-tract. ereinliew‘lcrk to
day. . . :
outcltwncnatwc days' business tour.
-avenae.isin-Bridgepcrttoday...., ._
' Sunday last, was declared oi! today. the
George 8. Gregory. 0! Beatemuc. is
Attorney Joseph a. Gray. at hicrgau
further Changes Will be lads.
Architect Brim. of Bridgeport. came
tosonth Norwalk. this morning. and
in company with Committeemen
Blanchard and Corbett and Architect
Knapp visited the . Franklin street
school. The contract for the new ad-
diiicnhaeuot yet been out. and given
it is probable that other changes will be
made.
Strike Declared or.
New York. Aug. zit—The strike of the
Progressive Tailors. which began on
English Folly
Rice and Barm’l 3M}
Folly company willbelhd
tiou at the Norwalk Opera. .
mcrrow night, August”
present two new
"The Gay Grass WW
Wicked on, " menace”:
girls in new and novel
DOTS A!!!) m.
St. Paul. linn. AIM ‘ y ‘
senger was killed and when ’
oualy injured in aoomliiliht fl
lows, last night. on the
Great Western railroad. _
Springfield. Manqum
lihm B. Wright. of tilt
Quechua, Vt, this minding.
illness of paralysis. as... .
yearsolage.hadbeenallhit A
manufacturer and had held I!” ‘
0mm.
London. August AIL-The m.
Sir George Osborne Hm
member of parliament in '
highsbire. is dead. flew-sh.
and the author of legal works.
b on in 18:28.
increase of 25 per cent. in wages de-
manded by the tailors having been con-
ceded by the employers. »
MAUI.
A young lady from Brooklyn who is
spending a vacation in Winnipeuk was
the victim. yesterday. of an accident
which might have been serious. but
wasn’t. In consequence. the popular
young woman is being “rigged” unmet-
citully by all her friends today. A
gown dripping with mud and water. a
very much frightened maiden and heart-
rending screams (ct laughter) from the
maiden’s 1.heurtleis sister were among
the more serious results of the woldent.
Through an unusual case of reportcrial
compassion we retrain from giving the
names or more minute particulars of the
unlucky happening, as thesubjeot there.
of has already been the butt oi so many
merciless "gibes" that we are tearful oi
the consequences should any more bein-
tlicted upon her.
The lawn tote given by the Winni-
pauk Mission Sunday school. of St.
Paul's church. on Mrs. Shepard's
grounds. last night. was very well at-
tended. considering that it was a rope-
tition of a similar lete held not long
since. The Twin City Mandolin club
furnished music throughout the even
lag. and with refreshments and other
amusements a good time was enjoyed.
The proceeds have not been estimated as
yet. but it is said that the adult- was a
financial success also.
m...“ m. "new" “a.
Selectman Raymond is supervising ply toJoth. Cuvsnagh.
the repairs to the main road. near the Know ”“23 x” ‘
Norwaik linein Rowaytou. The cobbles ' ‘01.l~'l‘.-A burn on Mad
and weeds are bung removed. making a I ""Q'W 0‘ J w “W"
marked improvement. in“ 0“ I met _ ~
, ‘u LET. w u moms, ' 4
Tile NP'V‘“ Tramway company ‘5 view ave-I'd? mil blaring»
putting in another not ‘0! trcgs near u'lileEzrn lioyt. ll East avenue.
the Darien depart. replacing the ones ‘T"' ”W “W '
which were removed a month ago. I U Mariuiimflil' roomsl he“
George 8. Bailey I“. link purchased . Allsuiotlgrtgimorcvementt. A
new pair of hearse horses from Dr. ii mil lWest street. Bout
Hexamer. at Stamford.
Newton (Protect and temily wentto
Narragansett Pier. today. outhc excur-
sion.
The case of Gideon Close Drayton.
whc is accused by Michael Esgau. Ileana
of cutting wood from the Cornell land.
will come up before Justice Schild-
kueciult. tomorrow afternoon at? o‘clock.
Volunteer Book and Ladder company
contemplatesu trolley ride as soon as
the harvest moon pair in its appearance.
liev. and Airs. S. .l. Austin. who have
been spending two weeks in the Adiron-
dacks. are expected home today or Fri-
day.
Selectman lackey expects to have
plans and nicoiiloations tor the now see-
ticn cl macadamiaed road at thrown
ready in a low days tor «eminence by
contractors desiring to bid.
R I VA“
Duo—T the next house south.
Main street. Oillce hours from
6 to 8 p. In. Special attain
0! women
W7 A.\' TED. — :YOll
do second? w
children so Westley
71701. -—Upber “ "
ii Cleyhtreel. DI
"O LET.- chen room It W
avenue. rent. “It M
second ilwr. house in PM
street. rent
roommhiuaic iiall b . “uni
flcea.rint .15; six rooms.
First avenue East Norwdhralt
AWoodwaed.
"0 ”CT OR FOR saint—ll.
How u) ton and yard “Rim
rent or {or sale: now 13"“lequ
For partlr ulnrs apply at GM
'l‘i) i.ld".i Ubot- «(realm
. iiocr innit, it! \Vashlnma
4 room apartment. third '
W ashlngtou street. rents” . one, ‘
flow over ht bulis‘ a market. Rail '
uuo. root till. Anni atoms at
Well Ulnar (4)., Nil mill
‘ llihAlll'I The
mrringo mum...“
'l‘wu stoves and two title. I" .
i'. ii. tiriflin. agent. Finoh'ltll'li
u
‘Oli SAi.h‘. it “you want I
l "Jr. it. ram ”W”
Pcetmestsrllcliard has been slightly 1.. i.’ 3;.- Norwalh 0“
delayed in moving the other into the M‘ufl. .
new building. but expects to «romance
today. in connection with the )met- milsfiififlw" “”6 th
‘oatlrg
also Mowert’ u I ’ y
willuauvas ocular. lie.
i‘ilio. Alain at.
i 0..
I‘M)“ ”All” "-00le OM; m
cuss racer. one fly
it rmmscdmlono limitite
n i lll'tllld new. at lesslhae
mmulhemi wheels at v
clllce- he will. for the present. conduct a
stationery and fancy store.
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day evening. in Dr. G. ll. Noscc'aciiire.
to not open a ccurtitnthm to be submit
ted. The club anticipates removing into
its baniiamue quarters in the wound
story oi Theodore Austin‘s new building.
in claret two weeks.
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