Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 11, 1900 · page 1

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el hater-elm
“saline-am. .

Chic! 0! Police Vonmer waa around
South Not-walk yesterday afternoon
and today, giving ehoolteepere inatrucv
lion: tron Mayor Charlee G. Doha!»
nan regarding the oheervanoe o! the
Sunday law.

The mayor is o! the opinion that ol-
aare and truitaiueentirely unneces-
nary on Sunday. and consequently
atone where theee artiolee are cold will
have to he closed. or the proprietors
will he liable to puniahineet. no the
m intende to have the law en'-

aoi’t drlnha and ice cream atanda are
poeeihiy a neoeeaity. and niece. aelllns
then retreahmente can rennin open. on
well. alto. an the newa-etaada and
barber shone. .

The latter placee must not. however.
make an «tort to attract customers.
and will be obliged to have the~eur-
talae drawn it there iasaayoae lneide
to get ehaved.

The mayor will also allow the drug
stereo to keen open.

Pretty Ive-lac Valli-w at the lene of
the Bride in Woodward Avenue.
The marriage at Klan Annie liar.
daughter of Ir. and Mrs. Joeeph Coca—
erham. to Jacob J. Utalnger. was cele-

hrnted laat night at 7 o‘clock. at the
resident of the bride. 68 Woodward

avenue. Over on: o! the near relatives

and friend- 01 the bridal le were
present to witnesa the have event.
Rev. Charle- ll. Selle“. 0! Norwalk.
periorrned the oere'inony according to
the imprceeive Epleoopal ritual. line
Carrie Cocherhun. litter ot the bride.
waa hrldeinaid. and- Chariee J. Miller
was the (room’s beat nian. The core-
mony was performed in the parlor. the
bridal party etanding under an im-
menee evergreen and floral bell. There
were other handeolne floral decorations
about the house. The bride wore a
costume at white Persian lawn. with
Vaienciennea lace and white aatih rih~
bone. Her traveling unit was of grey
lndy‘e cloth. with white satin trilo-
ming. The hrideniaid wore white or.
gandie over lavender. trimmed with
lace and ribbons to match.

Mr. and Ike. Utainler lett immed-
iately alter the ceremony to take the
7:55 canteen for New York. They will
visit Niagara ll‘alle and other places of
interest on their wedding tour.

The guests, being left to the toll en.
lumen of the occaeiou. named a moot
pleasant evening. A tempting supper

- was served. and there were eelectione

on the phonograph under the direction
of Frank Little-fair. with vocal and in-
etrumcntai music by the guests.

Mr. and lire. Utainger received mun.
eroua handsome and valuable wedding
gitta. \

They are to reaide at No. 8 Burbank
greet. which has been newly turniah-
The party wins compound or fir. and
lire. Joeeph Cookerhain.» Arthur..iohn
and Nellie Cookerhani. Mr. and fire

King. llise L. Seller. Ir. and ill-a Sel—
by. lira Hattie Deere. Ir. Price. lies
lachwood. Klee 8. Oowell. like a.

a. run a

, 1. meter. ma color. nan Jen-

Wilaom m. and lire. J. Smith.

Weiait. m- L. Blake and m—
eoeui. i

‘ communion.
“enumerate“

The Boat-dot Trade at South Nor.
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overnowered.
He will he placed in a sanitariurn.

An dame! Meat ”rituals after
noon. called the department to the ree~
idencc of Joaeph Poop in Gonnecticut
avenue. where it woe found that the
barn war in flames. The fire had gain.
ed euch headway that it won impoeeihle'
to save the building.

Two other harna. owner by Chriato-
nher Loreen and William Richardson.
which stood in clone proximity to the
burned structure, were caved by the
firemen. though one aide o! the Loreen
barn was somewhat charred.

The Poop barn was not in one and
the origin 0! the lire ie a watery. The
loos is about 8150. fully insured.

THE ECCENTRIC CLUB.

The Eccentric Club wa- entertained
last evening. at the home of Him Bark
ah Miller. in Kigh Itreet. Norwalh.
Whiet wan alloyed. The hut prints
were won by hire. R. G. Hantord and
Jeeae Hop-on. The connotation prince
went to Ira. William I. Bette and
Goold Hoyt. actreehinents were eern
a and a general eoclal time wee enjoy~

TEACHERS ENTERTAINBD.

The‘ teachera o! the Center echool.
with the committee sndwlvee. were:
very nineantly entertained.
evening by Kr. and lira. E. 1!. now.
attheirhoueonflhutnntetreet._ The
order ot tfiminagr acute-ta;
Objective ' buy nus-eon won
the urine. menu were served.

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