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CWMBACH. ] MARKET HALL, ABERDARE.- To-day, Thursday, November 2nd; also Thursday next, November 9th.-Mr. D. Morris Powell invites the public to call and inspect the Furniture he will be selling without reserve, including Piano in each Sale. Sales to commence at 2 sharp.-Auctioneer's Office: Gadlys Road, Aberdare. DON'T delay, but call on JAY. JOIN OUR Christmas Club.— Fletcher's, Commercial Street, Aberdare. KILLED IN ACTION. Mr. and Mrs. W. Williams, of Canal Row, have received information from the War Office that their son, Private Thomas Williams, Welsh Regiment, has fallen in action. Private Williams was at one time a member of the Cwmbach Central Rovers F.C. ON FURLOUGH. Corporal Wil- liam Davies, Welsh .^Regiment, of Tir- bach, and Private J. Aubrey, the adopted 6on of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pugh, of Well Place, are now home on leave. Private Aubrey was at the out- break of the war in Australia, and enlisted in an Australian Regiment. He left this country about four years ago. ON LEAVE. Corporal Ben Evans, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans, of 21 Timothy Row, has been staying at the above address for a short period. He is attached to the Australian Regiment, and enlisted in Australia. His father, the late Mr. John Evans, brother of Mr. Thomas Evans, emigrated to Australia 41 years ago. Corporal Evans, who is now stationed at Salisbury Plain, is short- ly to be drafted out to Salonika. He has a wife and two children. WEDDI.N,G.-At Calfaria (B.) Chapel, Aberdare, on Sunday morning last a very pretty wedding was solemnised by the Rev. Joseph James, Bethania, the contracting parties being Miss Louisa Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans, of 21 Timothy Row, and Mr. Walter Lloyd Edwards, of 24 Cwmaman Road. The bride, who was given away by her father, was neatly attired in a grey costume with a white felt hat trimmed with squirrel. The bridesmaids were Misses Mattie Davies, niece of the bride, and Mary Jane Curnow, both being smartly attired in navy blue costume with white felt hat. The best man was Mr. David Edwards, brother of the bride- groom. Also present were: Mr. Griffith Evans, brother of the bride, and Mr. Henry Morgan. At the .home of the bride's parents a sumptuous breakfast had been prepared. The following were present, in addition to the above men- tioned:-Mother of bride, Mrs. John James, Mrs. S. A. Davies, Mrs. S. A. Evans, and Mrs. M. Edwards. OBITUARY. We regret to record the death of Thomas Henry Terry, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William Davies, Canal Cottage, Cwmbach, which took place on Monday, October 22na, after a patiently borne illness. de- ceased was only 21 years of age. ins remains were laid to rest at the Aber- dare Cemetery on Saturday last. The Rev. R. H. Davies, Bryn Seion, con- ducted the obsequies. The principal mourners were: First coach, Mr. an Mrs. William Davies, grandparents; Mrs. J. Fowler and Mrs. Albert Jeffries, sisters; Mrs. Robert Davies and Mrs. Thomas Davies, sisters-in- law; 2nd coach, Mrs. John Davies, sister-in-law; Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Corbett, and Mrs. Williams, aunts, North View; Mrs. Olden and Mrs. Jones; 3rd coach, Mr and Mrs. John Boyland, Llanbradach; Mr. Charles Davies, Mountain Ash; Misses Mary Jane Francis and Annie Davies; 4th coach, Miss E. Jeffries, Mrs. G. Fowler, Tylorstown; Mrs. Lambert and Mrs. Mark Loveridge. Following the hearse were: Driver Fred Henry Ter^' Glamorgan Royal Horse; Charles Terry, and Edwin Terry, brothers; Robert Davies, John ^avies, Z. Davies and Driver Thomas Davies, RF.A.; Messrs. Alfred Jeffries and George Olden, uncles; Willie Fowler and Z. Davies. Bearers: Messrs. Wm. John Lambert, Thomas Lambert, Wil- liam Kellow, Edward Brown, David Jones, and Mark Loveridge. The Rev. Z. Davies and Private John Fowler, A.S.C., France, were unable to be present, the latter having only just re- turned to France. Wreaths were re-

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