n t .
. densityjid promoting *
any business. t ‘When‘
. a man underused. it's a
sure sign-that he has
. samething worthwhile.
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_ ‘fihreo Breaks Reported. to the
notice liver Sunday, and Bonds
Valued ill $1,000 Taken
hum innit
n M Hlliiilllii’i
Err-Mayor» R. H. Golden and Ex-
Councilman E. L. Hoyt Visited
M
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The burglary game is again being
uilziyod in Norwullt. There were three
ibmtlts from Saturday until this morn»
tins; nnd one was a most unpleasant
pm for the victims. The totni value
0" f7l‘oilt‘riy talieuund destroyed is es-
Itirnuimi ut close to H.000. No clues
in»! the police were left.
'i hc houses entered Wore those of
it w: liichurd ll. Golden, of West imi-
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:im-une.
il'tii’ifih'p Scrgeunt i..cuthcriund
iszi
located on the ’ in
no, 3%.“? Glut butter.
nnuu iiilltllil .
ol the Book of Dr. William
. Thompson
to the gallery and Sunday-wheel
room where chairs had :been placed
to accomodate the overflow gathering.
While such a topic us “Self Creation"
chief executive's addi‘ees. all
delighted with what he had to say.
From Norwalk, South Norwnik and
Eust Norwalk rind from nearby
towns came chose desirous rot hear
lng the address by the governor. The
service was easily the most largely u-t-
tcndcd of the series. .
After the service members of the
congregation, including the city oili-
ciuis. gathered around «the governor
who held it short, impromptu recep-
tion, shaking the hand of many it Nor~
wuliier. it was his first, visit here
sine consolidation.
church, was in charge of the service
and in a low appropriate words intro-
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:duce the governor alter the opening countering emotions—some expressing ““ “‘9 "’0“ of the home 0‘ Auditor preparatory to M8 campaign south»
\i‘illutt A. linnford. in liilmwond ave-.worship of Scripture reading undploasure itt
'mruyor und the singing of the hymn,
lgrcgutiou.
m postman ( ‘
. . lliilffi‘ml
Chief Executive Goes into Boviow
(lover-nor£ Simeon E. Baldwin prov~
ed a. great drawing card to-the‘ ves-
Iper service of the South Norwaik
The edifice was crowded even. no
had not been anticipated for the
were
lHAW is NOT
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Commissioner So Reports to
Judge Aldrich, Who Will
Decide Questionnt Ball
in summ-
uu mum
Prisoner Now Has No Forms oi
Mental Disease Alleged at
Time of Trials
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nllenlsts and others who have been
7 participants in the trials and insanity
Rev. John Stiuplcton. pastor of the hearings of Harry K. Thaw received“.
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the nowx of tho commission's report
,Iwiiich docidod that he is none, with
the findings, others roller-
‘ating convictions that Thaw would be
, and Edwin it lloi'l. 0f \Vcsiport i .‘\icurcr~ My ind, to Thee, by the con~j a menace if released on ball. The
momentum countittouoiifisnmnr is. 1914
'Much colder and generally fplr.
a
intuit i ;
‘ .“llliiilli mi
Started in" indignities»- Be-
neath Haoefiwhrothers' -
Fruit ilir; Vat
opinion .
{Hit
Fire, atmiunwnontigiuluemmm' . All ,
oauses.»didtsotnd,iu” thinnoon'rit “
the store of Hanoi: ' . are, in the. _
Randall Elooieln Y intuit , nicest.
The names started iii? the cellar, where
there an? quantitie ..ot~rubbiah., and
was a. ditlicnit one some .
Box 214 coiled out ”thatirom‘en at
12.02 o'clock. and, the department re~
spondod on the jump. Chic! George W. .
Bogurdus and motility Chief Frederick?
M. Wheeler, were early arrivals nndi
assisted in the lighting at the blaze. .
The tire iaddiea managed to confinei General Villa
the flames in the cellar. although the‘
floor at the main store was burned
somewhat underneath and the front‘
part or the structure, nearly the col-
liar window was eaten out.
insurance covers the. loss
to a late report.
Fire inWaier Street.
A fire. which did damage to
, "rd . ,, 45,2, , .
Bone "Tillie deluded: Find to
the United States
not mind
Will be His Destination
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led the Huerta. government in
in ”million the oily
Minion mm
Says Mexico City
i’li’EkSlIDilO, Torn, Jan. 12.—-—Believlng
athe retreat of the federal army from
according ; Olinaga, Moro, had completely crush-
tho .
north of Mexico, Gen. Francisco Villa? iminbo ‘9' a Portuguese. He will go
the said today that he would begin tomorl, ‘0 ”Widen”! R 1- Julie. had Mt m
nut n Willi
' unnmnuuu
lodge Keogh Sayslt Will lie "in-
pod in the Butt in South:
,Horpallt
' ‘You cannot mahe it too emphatic
that we will not allow the mixing of
whites and colored people in this
town," snlleudgo John Keogh, to 'o
Sentinel reporter this morning. “0th-
er places are having trouble with this
mixing, but we are not going to have.
it will be nipped in the bud here. Any
white women or men, for that mutter,
found hanging around the colored set-
tlements here. will be brought in by
the police and brought into, court."
Judge Keogh was speaking regard-
ing the cases of Julia Desbrough,
white, and [Boot Lumbo, colored, who
were arrested last week Friday night.
Judge Keogh, wishing to rid the town
of these undosirubles, sentenced each
to thirty days in jail and lined than:
$7 and costs apiece. (lie suspended
execution on the jail sentence, with
the proviso that the prisoners pay
their lines and leave town.
amount of about $25, was discovered row to move his army to Chihuahua. ‘ “We“ “9" money to Pay "‘9 ““e M
John J. Conan. in Water street, shore ward.
iy bot‘or‘c one o'clock today. The auto,.
Since nearly all the fedorais who?
mobile truck from the ‘Second district were in Olinngo have fled to the Unit.-
‘ noon.
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'connnission was appointed by Judge responded to ”~16 8“" “18"“ in short ed states, General Villa. said he would"
or vim o.;.inion than the thieves crime , the main un elucidation of the thesis' (:0an of New Hampshire.
tl'z New York.
llltrr'illg from one 01‘ the greatest do
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JAPANESE Villlldllil
BURIED TWll VILLABES
I 'roKIo. .n‘m. 12.~—‘Anxit"
crimson here by the. report that the
Simurunlima Volcano, in Southern
Ji'ittili is in eruption and that two vii-
Janus have been buried in the over.
thou". Refugees are fleeing to Kago-
shima, i‘upitnl of the prt'rince ol’ Silt
suimi, Which is sepnrnzud from the
ll'oit'niio island by several miles of
outer, ’
scoot mun ill
TlillLLEl incioiur
\l'.»\'i‘l‘lRlillliY, Jun, liar—A more of
persons wore. more or loss injured to-
tln; in n rcur-end collision between
trolley cure (it Wittcrrille Both cars
fll‘vw crowded,
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STATE POLICE BREAK
POKER GAME.
UP am
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Find Ten Men Playing in Billiard:
Room in East Haven-Wlfe l
l2. -- triuvlurduyI
on Scents.
.‘\'le\\' HAVEN. .lnu.
flight at limit) o'clock now the end of!
n :lunrtshiug poker crime in tho pooit
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He sold, liowevcrflt'hnt every man has within him the1
humor of development to such a de-
{'l'cc that he may be called a Belt
,crcutor, Tho timely word was utter.
Eed drain and again in the address
itiiut no mun lined become stationary or
libound in the development of his chor-
juctcr, liccuusc cxpci‘lonco‘dmd; sci!
yonco were both proving the philosophy I
ty has been . of dptfllmnmn false m its p‘nem‘s’ea‘ water receded slang the coast of the
"l‘hc governor went into it detailed
description of the relation of brain
and pcmonnllty as developed in the
book of Dr. William Thompson on
thut subject and proved by its unth-
ority thut biology was supporting his
contention that man may the the cup
t
itain of his own soul and the master,
inf his own 'i‘ute.
innit in their expression of anprecin~
«tlon.
l The. music for the afternoon consist-
f'iug of u splendid chorus anthem why
the choir and solos by Miss Carrie
Mci‘uuslnud were inspiring contribu-
tions to tho afternoon‘s service, Miss
Mcibiuuluud pnrticuluriy pleasing and
’qrrovtnn her voice to be one of won-
udcri’ul promise.
it‘. B. (trunnion, choirmnstcr and or
tourist. presided in. the organ with
more lllllil his usual cl‘ticieucy.
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lll’BElllilllll
OtiSlilN, Germany. Jan. 12.——Tho
iiultlc today and ended for the pres-
ent the danger to the villages which
had been inundated for several days.
The. residents who had taken refuge
on the surrounding elevations return-
ed to their houses. which, however.
had become almost uninhabitablo»
Food and fuel were source,
[Prince Eltel Friedrich. no Viceroy of
All who heard the address were a; Pomerania, arrived “.t “”95“” today,l
to tak persona-l charge of the relief of I
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line. stricken fisher folk.
A committee under the patronage of
the crown prince has opened it sub-
scription for the succor of the suitor-
ore from the floods. many of whom
have lost practically everything they,
possessed,
lPlNK suonr runs
tom llltlllilEl'tlll nu
iiltlilfllil'i‘ON. N. .l.. Jan. 12.——Two
.prisoncrs louown in police circles as
ithc “pink shirt twins," sawed and
fought 'l-hclr way out of the Cinnberv
lnnii County jail here curly toduyfi
They cut away two burs of their coils ‘
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Governor iiuldwin‘s address 'wus in Aldrich of the United States District order. carrying six men. The ”MW” leave only a few soldiers 0“ “‘3 hm”.
,toru away. the tire having eaten under der near here. 'At Chihuahua be we
, the timing,
-und going home’to lunch left his fire-
:poi burning. The high wind blew
{sparks to the root. '
1 Clothing Stone Blue.
i Mm stunting notion «vet-heated
istovo- our norm-nit Mtge, at new?
naugh a Want. hnberdnshars. on Maln‘
street, this morning. A wooden part1: it was fortunate for Dr, Lamen M.
lion-which was very closeto the stove Allen, of Wear, Washington , street,
caught fire and, was charred somewhat that he m moving growly'on Sump.
before thonloze was extinguished. A “y night at in damp, when the
couple of palm of overhauls were also rear rule on “his much ninnsbuut snap.
damaged. Sergeant “a"? 0,“)50“ and ped oil “the physician rounded the
the clerk in the store put out the fire. corner mm Riverside into Viielden
m ”" invenuc. in the First District.
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i The wheel come of! immediately
. CHIN—E8 “n‘us .3 :thoreai'ter and allotted the niiochine to
WED BY THREE OTHERS
drop. The physician was driving slow-
ily and therefor the accident was
Shorten Adams, proprietor of the Blight auto consequences. ‘
imperial Hotel. South Norwaik, has Men “'0'“ “3“,”??? Emile ”Owed
been made the defendant in three. the damaged car to “‘9 3900““ Dis—
suite, W", of which were tiled today . trict und are effecting repairs today.
with the Town Clerk. The three. pinini . ”(Tahiti-TLL—‘ROSE...
tilts are Christian Feigenspon, M, Zun-j
dor & Sons, and Joseph Kenoflc. The
first two bring suits for unpaid bills,
'F'olgenspun for beer and M, Zundor
& Sons for liquor, Kcnoiic has brought M
action to recover $14.65 which he
loaned Adams and $30 which he paid
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Mary's Church Today.
Albert P. Rose, of Spring Hill. and
his Theresa iAnno Cohlll, of Winni-
pnuk, were united in marriage at St
:A local contractor was pools to have .3 force of 10,000 o'n
I placing a new tin root on the building which to draw in attacks on chatecafi.
Ill SHORT MilllllEllT
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gAlizert Reinegke, {Head of Oil
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si‘niivmiitpftian. 12.~-~.iinert Ruin-
lcghe, head or the Diamond Oil Co, and
n prosperous business man, committ-
ted suicide in the loft of his barn. in
the rear of his home in Myrtle adenine
early yesterday morning by hhootlng
through the head with e. ramiver. He
had been somewhat mentally derang-
ed for the last few weeks,_due to ill
'licalth. lie arose this morning and
went to tho born as usual, but when
he did not return utter a time his
wife wont to the barn and discovered
the body.
conscious in his tank plant. in Glen»
brook but it was then supposed that.
the was overcome by the fumes of
‘uie oil.
Reinegke was 39 years old and be»:
. i, ' o l urvivod it two _ _ ,
Marriage Ceremony Performed in 8!. sides h B “M w s B y grandfather-ii, bmth‘m‘n WW Md sis
children,
ll‘ATllEll GlllflilLL l8 i
i ever
’ liumes,
Two weeks ago he. was found un-i'erytmn
‘ everyi
mui billiard room of Louis Surith, on;
ibiu’u nit-out, Exist llu'rou, when SlutciAlmualMeefinfl M Home Chapter!
il'uiiiil‘lllldli John A. li‘lynu, ’l‘hctulorc, - -
.i’tl, Downing. llowe ti. \l‘htwir unil‘ T0 be He“ m Tl'lllilv Chum“
uncut-mu itrhintu’un burst in on “in: Tomorrow
uumw-tlinuu rind illirfiiil'l'll overturns? “W-..—
.uoss. They then bound and gnggcd
1them and wulkcd out of tho Jail. The
vescupcd prisoners are Hurry Jordon
gund Edward iiuluht. They were to,
1"“"""“”‘"“L i 'l‘llc Home 0118mm“ of '“H‘ Killli'i‘ cuntly puroled from unionitontlury in;
"“"l "“‘H WW l'llllml “l ”N! “this? Dnuullti‘ru and Sons Will hold “it un- i'lilliuiclphln and worn urroolod homl
.llt‘iiii Milli ilil‘)‘ \\‘l'i'i' Ulilli-i Smith, “if! lliiill monitor: in “it! Guild R001“ of nuvcrui tnonthnngo i‘hlll'lzfld Willi ,m".,|
(tumor; ii .if. Tl‘nlnnulun, unmuger, und Trinity Church. South Norwnlli, Trios- glory. ‘
i‘lnhn \‘un Hutton. Willii‘m Vun llul~ (1ij trimmer)“, at 3 o'clock. Mimi/”,1 w_,..m---.._
lit-ll. W. .l. iiumicu, i-‘rnnu itourgr. piouulnit short reports will the given!
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litmus“ linruu, \Villlnni it, l’loodrlch. 'i‘lio ndviuiiblllty of building during the,
in r', linwlmzh uml John iii-own, oil of coming coring will he discuuued niidv
llCuwt Hurt-it, who wore iplnyitlg. Tilt" tliu ruproumitntiveu instructed nil “lot
Ion ti‘t'2'c inkcn hcforc .luutico or thi- tlu- opinion of the Home Chuptcri ,
il'vzwn iflmrlch W, (.lrnnlun. who rc- which will he called for at. tho tmoetli TO‘WRING'va ”"7 l2.—~Wu.ltcr
amend tin» principals undoi- dint) ponds inn or the lionrd of Directors of tlio‘ imedmi ii. and Chester ”3"an 12‘
mm the night others under bandit or Town llnlon to he held in Feiiruary, were seriously injured lust nighthwhon
d213, nil oi“ which were furnished in“ The Home lilhuptor during theyenr they “'9"? ““le W on automobile
Hi-lcrzliimn William S (‘lhidscy 'l‘ht~ post has added 250 new members in WM!" counting on North lilim street.
now will he heuitl Wodmvndny. {addition to its already largo member Thomnedffl'bw 2900"“ “MW?“ 0'
~ MM”... ., ‘ mm, This will increase the number the right thigh and right ooilarbono
lNSURANCE MEN BANQUET. ,or momllurs of the Norwolir Town Un- and a “lid scalp wound, and the not:
The annual banquet of the John ion to nearly 1,200 members. ,. [tinny boyJ'wleodfl WWW M; W
Minimum info insurance Company‘s Every individual who has Joined MHBK‘ The 1’0” failed W’W “‘9‘
Iiifl‘iliiiWflii held-.Buturdoy afternoon at the Chapter during the postnyoor it! “WWW ‘1)“ 'Wmd'd‘miy in its“
the Hotel Mahdfliem’o. 'Twontyiiireo urged to attend and taugphrt lutho Path. .1. '
HilMiii-l, representing South blot-walk, meeting, .
minimum. oanbiiry. Stamford tana‘ ~-W x
toilicr places. wordinottendnnco, and . . mTONlGHTy THE Milli! TEAM. t
o in” time, was had. ,7 landlord dawn-Morn Knlchoiihociierotyo humid pl
ported ii dinnenpnu .ifd-mlvoi} runny, thorn womanhood)... trite V
companions, from ‘tliosenpmeiit: [shimh..8mondu;wlmhotoollnm
outs liliASTEil V
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John , Riorltiin . line moved; lair
condomm tinntuwnslnon‘o taunts
, .flmory-Iimm. . my ”limit:
, ,ohirisoimiomromamommu
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sb‘.’ .4 unempu‘l.‘ 4.. 'r'
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on account of his intended purchase
of the defendant's business. The sale
was not completed hocnnsc Adams
neglected to file the logo] notice.
Felgonspnn cluims damages of $90
and hue attached to the value of slim.
and using thou] us *wcupouh bout a Zundor brothers have “Gd “D $150 01’ York, 91.1de aaveml Helm:
,gnurd and u ”trout" into «unconsciouu stock and 1181‘ $100 damages. ‘Kenetlc. violin. oncompuuled by Organist Ed-
hun attached for $100 and wants $5
damages.
mwwuhm.
THIGH GOLDEN
WEATHER some
MW»... .......
CHICAGO. Jun, 12.-—-All over the
(trout. Lakes roulon there was today a
drop in temperature that was in murk-
ed contrast with tho, exceptionally
mild weather that unit prevailed up to
this time. At Duluth ntrcot thermom-
otorn nt 6 a. m. slid-"Mi in to it do
green below zero with much width“
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. weather in the iron mines country. in
Chicago the 'morcury dropped to zero ~
and utClevclund; where the change in
condition to accompanied by u sixty
miles .an hour gale from the north-
welt, the temperature was rapidly
trolling. Bothhere and in dictatorial"
the wind did mt damage. Ohlcitzo'o
point. stations were mien with ipo'r- ;~ ,
. z Ions too scenic and immu- «casein alightconouuion'of monorail: «it
‘~ countdwo;ioibnie..mui. be»?
some ot'ihmmmoimet ‘
bottom; It omnodirnrdmvm
Nionbmdlwdw; .
Mary’s Chmch, this morning, by Revfl
Thomas J. Finn. Rev. James J. lilo-l
Glnuls celebrated the nuptlul moon,
The church wan tilled with friends and
relatives of the bridal couple and opt»
clnl music was rendered. There were
several solos and Prof. Wiggle, of New
isomer THE Tiuent
Rov Richard J. Cnrmil, pastor ol’
hit, Joseph'u it. (3. Church, yesterday
publicly denounced the smiled ani-
’ trayo. soup, supplies,
important. Questions Have 8 on
Raised by the Government and
New Haven Railroad f; I
Agreement
Pililllillll unit".
sum it run
Ernecied Thai Prominent Broiler
ago Houses Will Take Stock “
’i‘he reorganization of the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, arranged in order to pro
vent a suit for its dissolution undo
the Sherman anti-trust law, was. freely
discussed in financial and legal
circles, and many interesting question?!
were raised its to just the manner in
which the company would proceed“
Idivoroe itself from its trolleyllinel m
:rcrtain other of its interests} L
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MW...“
Undoubtedly ovary'podoo ”ti
walk has visited it ism unicorn,
; butcher shop orra grocery store. We
ything undo‘rthe sun is given
away free of charge every Wednesday
night at Dreamland Dancing Pavlllo "
The management Just gave ar’Sen'tinei
reporter an idea. {He escorted mm”
the stock room and showed «him‘th
presents to be distributed each :Wed;
nosday night. Just imagine, whitey,-
parlor suites, crockery, groceries, cu
glues, toilet articles; everything i
sliver; every thing in EMS; pen
vases. utensils tor a man: or;
g for the young boy or girl:
hing for the young lady and
man; everything for babies, old ladies;
old men, widows, divorcees, grasemiér’
down, orphans, fathers, mothers. nn~
'cies and aunts, grandmothers and,
ters-in-low, cousins, .lirst cousins,
sweethearts and lovers, husbnndndd
wife; things for white-haired pooplor I.
red~huired people, block-haired people;
auburn-haired people, purple-haired,
eoplo; sideboard effects for the girls,
combs, brushes, tooth powder, wash ..
houses, into. ,7
diamonds, peoris~ovcrythlng from tho
cradle to theg rnve. You may loo‘k‘of’
this and laugh; you may not bailout"
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incidences, and said that. as no re-
spectnbln person would dance them, he
hoped none of his parishioners did
no, and was euro that they did not.
and thut it would be unneccsnnry
therefor for him to ask them not toi
do so. i
The clergyman culled particular ntr‘
tcution to the “tango." tho “turkey
trot" and the bunny ling." Ho charac-
BONBHEGATIONALIBTS ‘ ‘ .
torizod the dances on disgusting. ob»? GLEAN B‘LANGE SHEET,
scone, and vulgnr, and laid grout stress , .. -
upon the fuel that self-respecting, Rev. John Slnpieto'n, pastor or the
young men and young women do not. First Congrognticnni church, was you?
dun-cc. there outinol dances. tot-nay delighted to announce that they
That ho had not soon any of the committee has fitlcoiieded in retain!
dnnccs. Futhor Carroll ensured his 31,000 over and n‘bnvp the night!” i‘
nook. "But" he sold. it they are or come in.- 1913 toward the budget. to
’ disgusting as -thn_v have been explain- the onusing your. This matinee oi
OPERATIONS IN THE HDSPWAL ed and described to me, they are not balance sheet to be submitted to in
Two oporationu for appendicitis the sort of dances I would winh the annual meeting, which will be h if“
were performed oi the Nort’vaik Hoot peopleol‘thih W13}, to dance." lowly in February.
pltnl this morning. Mro. .lowph Von, , y, .
STOP ii orssvtlt _
slit, of Spring street, South Nor-walk,
was one who won operated upon and ,
mirmigihi “W W“ ‘ ' FllillEll root.
”John dim, the boy who suffered"
this to be true, but it. is a positive (not.
or course, overy‘Wodnesdey nit: .
there are different presents. Thoyaro’, ?
costly and there is not it cheap drilclo ‘ ‘
nmong them.
tions on the
word llnnda. .
After the ccrcgnony was finished the
couple were driven by onto to the
bride's home, whoré a reception for
their reintlvou and close lrloiide Willi
hold. Mr. and third. Cuhill loft this
afternoon on their honeymoon. Where
they have planned to go or when they
expect to return. could not. bo learned
by their friends. They will live in
tho groom's home, on tiprlng llili. on
their return. Ilrlo iii bookkooper for
iiolmou, ‘Koolor & Kent. in Stamford.
and «Mrs. Rose was formerly employed
at tho it. do (i. factory. !
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“shoulder milk, this;
Wfioollidingrwitht mother young {gitoundotonki r180. . .‘
“murmur? binning won» on o ‘ ’ ‘
nought-outflow. to his Wonder
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