The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19

yard to accommate builders at the East
End.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Brothwell spent
Sunday with his parents on CORTLAND
street.
The large barn on the Sanford proper
ty is being removed to new foundations
nearer the house. This will make sever
al building lots ON the new street. b. ID.
Pierce, Jr, has just laid sewer through
it.
o. b. Cole of Cole & Hinckley has
gone to Meriden, where he expects to
close several large contracts for walks.
This firm, the oldest and doing an inn
mense business in the city and outside as
well, needs no praise, as the work which
they have done for years has always Civ
EN- satisfaction.
A large boiler is being put into the
Barnum building ON Main street to re-
place the two small ones, which did not
furnish heat enough for the entire build
ing.
KACHELE-ANTON.
1t was merry party that gathered at
the First German Reformed church on
the afternoon of the Sth at 3 p m to wit
ness the marriage of Frederic A. Anton
of Trumbull to Miss Marguerite A.Kach-
cleo Easton, both being well known
in social circles in this vicinity. A
large number of out-of-town friends wit
messed the ceremony. which was con-
Quoted by Rev Casper Drummer. The
bride was prettily attired in dress of
imported Henrietta cloth, with velvet
trimmings and carried bouquet of white
roses, her path being strewn with flowers
of all varieties. Miss Anna M. Kachele,
sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid
and Wilhelm F. Kopp of Trumbull was
best man. After the services, the happy
couple went to their new home on North
Main street, where a reception was held
until the early hours of the following
morning and Il bountiful repast was
served Mr. and Mrs Anton received
many presents, of which these were a
few:
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Mrs George F. Kachele, the brides parents,
800; Anna NJ. Kachele, sister of bride, toilet
set; Mr. and Mrs John Houslaib, half dozen
silver spoons; Mr. and Mrs William CKachele
half dozen silver dessert knives; George e.
Kachele, halt dozen silver forks; Miss Anna
E. Anton, two beautiful paintings and pair OF
China vases Mr. and Mrs Gallbrunner, en-
graved glass dinner set; Carrie Gallbrunner,
engraved glass pear set;Mr and Mrs Biakeley'
halt dozen silver desert spoons; Mr. and Mrs
George f. Anton, two dozen tumblers and
goblets; Mr. and Mrs New bauer, pair otvases /;
Mr. and Mrs j. IL. Williams, China tea set Mr.
and Mrs David II Williams, parlor lamp; Mrs
II. Clark pair of vases; Mrs Eben Sherman,
pink silk tidy; MIR and Mrs Adam Geist, large
oil painting, set of window shades and other
articles William f. Kopp, paper rack; Miss
Bertha TongeS elegant wine set; MISS hate
A. and Mrs Mary Schietnger, handsome rug
| Mr. and Mrs Nikolaus Bennit, lemonade set ;
| Mr. and Mrs Thorer, counterpane; MIR and Mrs
James Lyon, table spread; Mr. and Mrs John
NJ. Schmidt, large lamp; Mr. and Mrs james
BesticlS table spread and halt dozen towels;
Miss MARY S. Barber, half dozen goblets; Miss
Martha II. Barber, fruit dish; Miss Eva An
drews, engraved spoon holder; Eugene Ros-
well, pair of ducks; Mrs Peter F w entz, orna-
mented spice box; Mr. and Mrs Albert Knees,
| pitcher and half dozen goblets; Mr. and Mrs
Maier, butter dish, sugar shell, silver butter
knife, sugar bowl; Mr. and Mrs Matthias Laut-
er, widespread and four towels; Charlie Lau-
fer two beautiful ornaments.
William F. Hansen of Black Rock ave-
nue., the we'll known upholsterer, suffer
ed a severe accident, Saturday. While
rounding the corner of Fairfield and
West avenues, he was thrown from his
business wagon and struck on the curb,
stone, cutting his head badly. He was
rendered unconscious for nearly an hour
He was carried home and his wounds
dressed.
Alexander Healey, who has been EN-
ployed by Healey & Co., as painter
has resigned to accept aremunerative pc
, sition as watch case engraver in New
, York State.
Miss Newton, who teaches room No
of the Jane street school, was called t.
Maine, last week, by the death of dea
friend,
r Willis Burgess of Atlantic street, VIII
has been very sick with fever, recover
1 but slowly.
George F. French of East Bridgepor
r is to build houses for F. /. Hitchcock an
o d. f. Bogey, for which A. II. Beer
y drew plans.