Mr. and not William Johnson, at
New Haven. worein Norwaik tor the
latitude. ..
nov—
‘IIMissAnna McPherson. oi Rockviile‘. Tbs
o Misses Smith, brilliant;
iii the guest or til
Comp set. »
.vaUmbrellag and fines. ofifl‘bnl'. 7.:
.;Miss Lulu Growl. oimldgonsldmu
spouted a post _,
bridge Paper Box go
‘li
mushy.
lwulnm Fitzgerald will leave abolitf”
tho 21st lust, for Calltornia, whore his
, is!" mere.” lateness! not. .
,ghir. and Mrs. Charles E. Miller.
and structure eutertaihing Mrs. ..
Plumb, oi‘lilast Orange, New Jorioy.
-::-Green Corn, lilo dos. F. 11L. coo.
gr‘ildrs. Charles Sanborn and daughter,
White. of Bridgc'piu‘t.
aha William
V ‘ t yesterday. the guests or Mr. and
. . rs. George Keisler. oi Day street
_ 1.. M... n...
"“fi'i‘eddy Pole
has resigned his position
it the Guam
0 Theatre. in New York
‘ditycito accept an engagement with “if
l‘florador’p Company, on the road.
this-Wm an... and
fig” Guam. and seems Hyatthof
ford. were the guests climbs Jen’n'id
' hours. of Haniord Place. yesterday.
..—-—Buy Hip Boots at Olsen's. $3 a
.fi in They may advance in price.
—-——_
l‘lldiss Mabel Marley. oi Bridgoport,
has been visiting with Mrsiapd Mrs.
.Vllllliam Moran, in South Mainstrest,
odd" witnessed the parade yesterday;
i , M -
.1 ,‘John Kent, formerly of Norwalk. but
now oi Hartford. came to Norwalk.
minnow. stilliniordesme to Norwslk.
E'Heldfil' to witness the celebration
,.
parade.
. ~69, t up hill
.. slid souvenir at Arab-H
ior's.‘ Wl'lll street. .
sandwich” .:n"dyi‘lid‘ caloric?“ '3'
"Wu use. .0! . e cuss.“
‘ s'inm Minibike just re-
covered from now li‘slllncss at his
. .p .
holno, 10 Grove street.
. ~.,~. .2: hrs-v . -
s—Lllna Barium!“ pk... malt. ii». Co.
j....w.illiem G..-llarley. an expert tele-
graphel- from Bridgeport, was these-
slstsnt.in..tbe eastbound-dams roster-
davs...dlll'lu8iatbs :rlish oi buslnosamn
account lit-theliicrsrsde. ~. .
.adlvc..irollex....csrs .trom...B,r.idserort,
were brought to Norwallt. yesterday. to
do service during the day. Part of
them were of the eight wheeler variety
and‘did service on the West sienna
ltne.
. {All is “mp...“
by“ I” W-Q‘Stuilfiiell's- .
“at
i” repbrt'e} ot'l‘ho Sentinel. while
waiting at the railroad freight house.
today. heard of the large number of
cars oi grain and feed which arrived
during the week consigned to Manuel
'1‘. Hatch. the Marshall street food.
i
r
i
don or, p, Thurs were twelve .cars and
lnélluds the following: Five. cars oats.
one car floor, one car Buffalo Gluten
F (1. one our porn” one .car. while
iii ddli'ns". he hoi- red wheat; one our
white wheat and a car of Botsodu‘lp
Special for Wednesday.
Legs Choice Canada Spring
Lamb. Mo lb.
Fore Quarters. 9c lb"
Sperriidcfialpeafsbqise sugar ~
lull-Europa: billion
. * ..'.‘alms'"dn.hand.
l‘illw ‘ ,
wt: .r‘a
ifiCl’o'heilllll CW Tv'i'lurs av.
ibdtid:§iialilisi§
. ‘ 32 South Main stress, I
A. all; ‘
arado, yesterday. “on” ,
‘ . fill; tilt! .. vi r; 3 fl . sun will“ l: ,l willow 9'“? " ~r‘ " H ’i
,' ‘e-Aftal‘ supper ‘ .t , “Lilliimi'lal . l . fifl‘lfll Itodobhv _
Warm»... . . awesomeness...”
smith
filmllldm ileWo
a
Albert sterile ’
,1 "ad gco v i! , ‘set'
m toexcollmadvantags. '1'
». "iii baryon. occult " '
‘ ‘ . zonal.“ .
torday tel-the his osleblla
W
gl‘Qs .
. ”Wk‘lptonhfl "Wadi
Jrfldfinslmszt Jr “
e grand closing ay or
it and Cluba‘will-holda
‘ midtownaomorm lar-
Most
yesterda .
i
all y , ._
. codename M"
an manna“ :Wshch
W haul" sundry.
ldnpalz.ii‘...;Pardee. oi Cheetos
heartillamw . .
""' “”‘j‘fe'i’ n. ué‘llit‘é r. Stanley
With ‘erhosf.~-or~dilast~‘avonue. ‘witl be
labeld lfl'flm who mailbag-tomorrow after-
august 3‘30‘ [anti-nil ww' .
= 4%
Lit
“3.1““? lids.
.ii‘l’: 1'\ l
till
i
ét.
.: aw .- ‘
V.“
sé‘doiiSli‘. bin. is co.
. .l . r. "up-rm -
fifla‘ Vlkcllmgal'lmldam Magi. H.
i. x 9096“. owl’or .wflmr?“ \‘y'ela'
tardy. .ot, all.” its-“J j‘ milepo-
dict. girlish: iglwet."_ m g ‘ .
annually“... “”i‘i‘i‘i
.t‘ . iB$' “.93. let? ,Mldl w;
'1 lb. ' Mild/c, ,. onutlle.doatll..oi
Wind voila-«ll. : *
.taéldce direction. muggy. all wire}.
0 {green .er .gu “b.1411
is. F. a..g'ull:..%3 VG
Assisi“ treat,
l . filth NOl‘WaIk" yesterday.
" , Ml . l . ..
Mrs- Georgetfialaigohdtflcr. of gay
ravens, u uremia . . ,. an. . e
.fPark. lew‘fi'ork,£whefslg 5 aslbgen
the guest or hereon, E. ”B. Miler.
.WM ‘ ,i. .n .
~Mal's ond;.Boysf_ Calla. Q’Brlon.
Hum: ”ti. .. M +32," .‘
,.Matthew Bird. who was at one tinic a
1 meihiiel" oi' the Bodrd childrg‘oeses oi
, a resident othlewsslr. was in town.- yes-
«
. i 'l‘l‘. .». Hui-s .l . .
. ‘ Milled. I, gm disabling... of South
Nor-walk: hm simulation and George
Palruiski. wot Daabilry. have, opened. a
a .llris swine
men block. Danbur
y..
u—a-i.
Hyde.Parlr. are the. mostwotldr- Mll-
l-ipr‘s. mothel‘mfilfil George. is. W. Miller.
M. No. loan overlie. Mr. stiller and
‘tarnlly“roi~merly insidadflln Norwalk.
« . “Sweet Formosa, .309 pk. F. l).
Lowland Company. .
i...‘ H. Dealer piacedza. lied Men‘s
sign. "T. 0. . E." in (rout of his store.
yesterday. ,lt was, painted in bright
colors. and clinched opera! situation
from ransom. in Withstenstreet-
mu.
. : ~ ~ . l > . ‘7'“? ..
The on h9nbonss..wiil play the
Bridgeport tats League team a benefit
game. at Piea‘su'l‘e" Beach. on sunday. ‘
September lath. eta-.30 p. m.. and
would be pleased to see all their Nor-
wallr {glands present.
reign Dunlapgerby. O'Brien.
tion in one, of the win ows. . this
Newsletter. of the date of April 17.
.1773, and a wry-“7W5 or the Cincinnati.
dated .luly 4th.! 68... - . .l
, ,‘ltohfirt lisp. aureshpgvi'est avenue.
‘se‘n't ve carrier pigeons to Stock-
bridge a low days ago- "The birds. all .
returned home in a reasonably short
tlme and two arrived in Norwalk the
same day they were liberated.
-—.
isonthiflorwslh Congregational Church
on Sunday. There will)» special!!!“-
sic and an address by the pastor. Rev.
Paul M. Strayar. on "Impressions of
Our 250th 0npiuorsary..Celebrstion."
the old borough primorwaik. sadis- pom
sizes Main street, in moi ‘
Mr. andTMrs. a. B. Miller and son, oii '
i
t
‘ ‘i '9 ».‘ '.v . L. '- ’ " '..l 1' l"
,ioomstock Cropherd’hsgo out. blbi- : .
Norwalk store. a copy of the Elysian ?
Vesper, services will be resumed at l“
h.
eases: moon. soc its up.
Layton .204 fissure. ,.
.1 ' \ .ln Web-mt“ v {I
Hi _ ”a ‘u‘ \i... a . . ‘0 png »“. A .
figmena?6$ltli%rgxm glorofflls ”one ‘
it
.Hi‘: fillillrisbmldyo ;. ,l
A. nonprofit t "
Five isolationist.
9ft
molten at 81.25“ Yd.
Gd much like sharkslrln. at it yd.
flights. sues .9!
. i
now ..
clot . $0 ii‘chss‘Wl o, at‘dilii .
lilaisglili shades oi Winch venetian
y .
v
ton at 1 yd.
Fifteen shades of iii-i
cloth. at 76c vd.
Fills. shades
42 lnchps “Magic d.
southbound.
lmnsdowneloverybody knows its
beauty) at 31.25 yd. ,
is
will . _ ‘ . ,1 ..
Heavy-black heresy ior‘ skirts. flue
flnislu Illalnchoa wide. 11 mt, ‘
fl Almvglttyii
fl fifl. Q ,0 ,:
willie. {11.25 W
i"
made. withmpsll. brlgh
“Trouser stripes" of pobblo’bheviot;
stripes anoint-white and broken. E21
tectivo and tasteful. $1.25 yd.
l'd- ...l ,
. . i
For Walata.
pompadour stripes.
turn are edged with broken black and
white stripes. Six good colors. 81 yd.
Silk warp henriettas in seven of the
peasants best colors. $1.25 yd; '
Fancy striped foulos and veilinss
rill“. . crosswise . 0i .03.; it-
"enrgnontinuousl 81. $1.25 tgrid i“(filo
ya .
, E minesY striped in white with
sills d shaped dots in color scattered
fibers and there. 32 yd.
Leit aisle. rear.
The Propel lime
lSNow.
The Proper Mari
Jacob A. Rudder.
war/m Mahatma
Be Giniortable
W
but
illitlll l in Hutu.
lids all tho_Work, and Run lilo
“ “hoiiit‘d‘ry “and warm at
tw
«.mmmmadooontod allow.
in town. it consists entirely of rod,
.vzglils.mlpulapw
to dam ‘
wwd’ii‘c‘l?" ”WWMchxm. .
.. norm... in...
"initiates more in t
tan
an stillbirth?“
Mil "It!!!" bod!
would
w. in.
[
viii-il
Ellis. i .
he piiitfno’:
linlllllllll Riptide. ~
.. Dori‘t allay. but place your order
l/ i’.i¢'."' ‘ -. ..‘.
“silly.
scenes" I «stalwart clutter
will mill with prim.
Ten shades oi' 50-inch tluotta. grating
paylcwrlslirsslh
"9'. ll
Five shades of light sort 52-inch mall;
. nob grounds é
é: filed stout bz-incli
Five shades o a fine wool mixture.
barium. .. -, «ls silk; nd wool
bilegppglfllififiglwnggmmf 33 inches
is. ;
by, narrow stripes of
Heavy Blackpuiting. with striped". -
made by the clevcr‘way in which weav- 1
'gora.turn‘tho threads. Vary rich, 32.35
One of the pretty new things is made lid!
with groups of welt-tucks between. ~
Those stripes in v’wfh“:
THE nqup
. ' . ‘ ‘» ‘ T, en‘cam_ the East Norwalk Fire
DRY 69°93 00.. mngnnflihl‘lnuqlunp the Mayfllowor
' ’ ’ ‘ Hook a or mpwy walla argc
Bridgeport. white. (fog. blanketed, on which were
7'0 PAINT 0R PAPER
ro'oon'ls
' finely.” Their s'
3 "a restore or thd Ansonia ‘deparlflont.
7 Do not start yao‘ur furpaco now, a
Ii" a'
was ‘
it was MIMI! doom
, The
white pants. '
s. ,, . ill
World‘s?
mspouvres waresloudly applauded.
; The Now Capo] ; feldspartmenttpre.
seated a line is pesranoe. The truck
was decorated inducement style. (pod
‘ on it were. ”swords. “New Cow
. 103‘ yangmoid )0th gidh‘lorvglk.’ ;
he or . , or. balcony
otrlnarlpn, lbalxthgr truck decorated.
as ill?“ also thaii'i‘oluiltfir itook ‘l‘op "; ill-
“a ll“. n :3 Want. 8 ‘
3191’s fired a 9m“ and flack trou-
sers.
Tlhe. Colby-dire department ,ltssent-
ed a nostispnsarsuce. pulling l air pa.-
rudo optr 1 ch wpa decorated
with ready, 1 , dxlllueripbons.
The. Ballgame nose Company had
'tltolf'liosemmh and license Ladder
Combo downpour with the Nation’s
ey‘fiooltsd Very pretty.
‘ more Compound“ W68.“
ti g’dithirty'boys inwhito.
and engine, elicited much"
”unified re patrol was some-
. u. admired by. everyone.
he co {91 from Greenwich
. l s and, at Hortiord
, a d thqlgplltlt Norwalk pro
department. ‘The‘t'membors or this do.
mitt silt-Mrs admired, very. much as
thayinial‘plkigd ‘ip yours with their hands
a ' ho ‘mjjshouldsrs.
- , d the Shelton Firs Depart-
ment. trail the Norwaik Hospital lava.
lid carriage. ‘
The Seymouml‘l‘ire Department turn-
ed out well. They had a parade car-
riage with hpndsome ‘iioral decora-
tions. .. . . . 7,
The A. ll. dgle‘Flfc and Drum
Corps. at, Port Chester. hi. fi'.. present-
ed a this rippearanco. in their red
analysed undermi-
Following tho? Port Chester depart-
mentwe‘ro fourteen carriages with
prominent citlroaa and some of the
clergyman in town.
the words "East Norwa‘lk Fire Depart-
ment". Four horses. drew the Hook
and Ladder truck. which, was decorat-
cd
I a . 'l r .
The book and. ladder truck. of the
Sollthport Fire Department, wits dec-
orator! and the handsome engine oi the
company was beautifully decorated.
with: aw hugs bouquet. of. flowers shoot-
ing from tho nickel-plated smokostack.
The hose. wagop, was also decorated
with bunting.
The Waterbury company. following
the American b ud. oi,that city. did
‘ ’ ‘wns hlmost pori‘ecit
.an . , ir up was coat. ,0 -
lodr‘in’tfig3 this @333? ’were four can
view. container city oiilcislo.
[The gray suits of the Port Chester
Mouton attracted much attention. and
wultll‘a KM ,. moi-chi by'ztho men.
and the champion child: wallrc‘r. John
Fletcher, who headed the company. at-
tlrod) blamed slltin.‘.sult and high hat.
>: .. Tbs. mdgciloidvii‘ire Department pre-
sented a asst appearance in their blue
pants - and. white coats. which was
from illooihsr “I‘ll.“ ,
Everyone «praised the Thomaston
fire department and the Military band
that preceded it. This company coir
tainiy prosenteda ilneappeprance. in
inept,- * with while strips. (fliers. were
sixty men in line drawing a hand:
some parade carriage that was decorat~
* ad. The Crescent ‘Hoso Company. oi
. Thomas a had their boss "son de-
corated , timlly with doom and on
top, «so agniilcont crescent. .
Tho Bellini lire. department turned
out well and thclmairching of the 'tn’ixgn
omitnltsatur .0 damn“ i; M. y.
‘rttli‘till‘om at?» to curb inlllg all;
as on,” Milo Mrade our age was
in line... ,lifiloutloitntnllllsoflompany. oi
Bethe! brought up the roar of the
. pi, ion.
Hen; conic on
312n{ndnl|m“%ii%vtifi0§ was one on
M s-mlnibommds.
Several in land r ding on horses were
illtfmwfl‘sl”fi’mwim smut
by a donkey inwhloh _ couple or.
indium created much i
came the Red Men's dost. it was de-
?! .r
Jill. ,1 the .
dhfioiomnsh. .
peculiar to,
r. all» 0'
o
5" Wu .
Then cameo utiiui creation in a
viioat conceived b
. y H. Krieser Cors-
‘imm-v it:
ii till ;
plily'com'
“ mismanaged!“ dean. stop
. WaPfllWNldli’lflafl- V . .. ‘
layers magnetism »
_ regs, your ounted.by 1
author.“ windainsde ”tiled, .
if] t cloth I triers Samuel Grasp-
apll ddiwpaieavreima . » . .
tins » “Willis Hvfleiieok was .8
in can Adair. .lti woof Roman
johariot.“with;bsautifnl trapp us. Sell-
iorai insures. represented continental
‘nadnrieniahohoracters. The decor!»
tions or so wollarran d. .
Tb Vlisiioat invplrplo and whito,
draw "bytour horses, was a feature or
the. at section“ Amansivo elk was
one casmlobiectw i l . «
The float of the mills, fire, in yell
It“? Anildlihiifll which. has already. bee
descrlpsd in the r columns. showed 0,
mail in line. and the young ladies ro-
esired mm. compliments ,on. their
beautiful appearance. ,. ,
._ A. armrosluni oi Indians.
and solo
Cometock
.w’
l
.. i
‘ :discoverers
to. mode dub Abe. float of
rothers. the clothiers. The
and was var . ilr ty. .
Donn ill Ricky .
represouttld in it nonhlitizlo turnout. in
the front seat of which
“two handso
“while in t
(3 near was it youn's also.
The float of the Hairball &"Keeior
Hardware Company, was unite unique.
it represented a house front. go one
side were glass doors and the. .ln-
(lowshand on the royal-so... ‘wi ow
screens and doors were shown.
DoKlyn's “mother bread," represent.
13!)..in two. large loavesml afloat. at-
tracted considerable attention.
A. carriage advertising Dr. Dick‘s
Medicine cures was in line. The pneu-
matic tired runabout. was inicely doc-.
orated.
Then came captain Joseph Byxbee.
riding in the 160~yoamld buggy. secur-
ed by l. 0. Hamilton. Following him
was an old sleigh on wheels. Elbert
C. Stocklor was the driver. and beside,
him out Nathan 0. Manor, of the Sol-
diers' Home. Mr. Fennor is seventy—
nino rears old.
Mr. Hamilton’s two sons, Charles
and Allie, following in a cart. and MI.
Hamilton came next seated in Edwin
Adams’s pneumatic tired runabout.
Snyder's express wagon was decor-
ated and in line. '
The George iiotchklss Sons and
Company had three wagons in line.
tilled with children.
The fruit and pickle farm oi Lewis
H. Warncke. was wall represented.
there being six diiierent teams in line.
A cart made of a large barrel. which
"was painted red. white and blue. at—
tracted attention. Pickles were thrown
to the public as the wagon moved
along.
Five teams belonging to Charles H.
Hawxhurst. of the Norwalk Creamery.
were in line. and the Shirtwaist Starch
Galloway»! Norwaik. was represent-
9
The Excelsior Rug Works. of New
Canaan. had a iloat, the top orwhich
was completely covered withlmugs.
The mineral water wagon of W. T.
Gray wasin line.
A host representing Middlabrooli's
ice cream was. a unique affair. it
brought up in the roar oi the fioatil.
and ended the. parade. A smallonglne
was on the float Ilstull working order,
freezing. the ice cream by.steam.
t FIRE DEPARTMENT ENTERTAIN:
. WIP- . it. .
Nor-walkers Demonstrate Whit They
slant Hoopltsbl'y Look mil- Walton.
The members ‘oilhe 'South Norwaik
ll‘iro Department andlthoir guests 0
the. sunbeam about seven. hundred.
had dinner Vesicular poem-in Music
flail. “There. was an abundance or edi-
bles. snd'the serylnolw themes." of
.th listless 19ml commutatidlmoili‘
clout mm at rounszsdy waitresses.
was, hexoellont. At.tbe_.hsaduuars
ill ll ,llohoolsimllee there wupracg-
truncation-gall. my» land was!!! i
. ohm iy‘ ! maul
M tho, ”W m
99
if”, >"
. bakeries ‘ piesleuiere
:le..eblit W10?! .1! William cared
for. and given the postman”. pg 9,.
firmingfifloth .boforplomndi‘altor t
it o.‘ . Vere.» , "is
sirloin .und tmemtmllr
unrated with buntilix and flags. and on.
"Q” d y‘ W‘. .
a .. .
at! “9:3”
lob. immersed: sweet mimic. The
Ilachsnics wore deep yellow and our
blossom. Following'thllm name their
dental an»'hlatorlca.l',lpliamter, room
hunting the thirteen MW gallant”.
lilrls ropreaiintdd no Silliness. «m.
t. and.
on yed gett ng acquainted with one
nloti’mifim a.“ . , an
n a n
to Manhood ,
- dot Com 3*. of fin
Thomuwp illtal-y, Band. as guests, it
“Vitflld‘ Wall‘s ’good'ii'ortuue 10‘1qu
Crescent HosaCompsny lilo. 2.17.00:
Thomsstonlh'sfliaégot ill/b ‘ hills.
. , v Wm Mama ms?
mm Association. called Foreman D.
banners .boro tho words. "how.
.....
WWW... i
O
their-loot. at all
"f: ‘ V ‘ w
will. was nice»
Madam
n
,L' A:
1W.'l{l
i to “claim “ i" ’llitll‘ til
“it thi“‘tiithi‘*of 0‘“ PYMGWQW
affair was imported from New York. ‘
a harness store was
were seated ' , ,
melt: attired commons. f
l: .3103
the '1‘
Ill"! .. ’
new.
“adds.““imast‘a
73% We...
below can
c
.. fl my lw .M
i ..:5§l‘»,lllsll».sli wool Bloch cadet Credo
Goods, 31.09 value. at y '
.onldsss Outing Elanileis worth 1
special at ,
; The balance of our Summer, VVasll
'Goods, sold from 121/3630. 216. to aim
all I ‘-
‘110 dozen Ladies}. Percale Wrappers,
.flldinuir'mmddl rises flounoa. assassin
ill: . . - . M.
f 1Mon'o. willie ,"‘d~ ”lore! . Molina
Show“Pincers“outsmart!».
‘A .iuiloilndiotldizo's imMon’a Nopilgoo
torture-Iris? our: “class a"!!!
. BQV!’.Pe,roslo Shirt waists. 49c gulli-
‘9" "dd-“9°." ‘9 , .5 . ,
bsdiosl.§la¢l¢ Imkfid. Miami-i r
ducks, :giltor oxidized buckles, at
{ Ladiaa' straight front purists, Cor-
;sote, ”35?. quality. lacs trimmed top
and ileum ‘
.l
l
09.
.
Wa .. .
. .3180 of Thom—
aston. j and” instill-
mental acids. A q. . tette composed of
Choir William H. Delmar. Henry Del-
mar Henry Magritte Joseph V
to: all lgor‘t‘
selections. ‘ . ,
. The tracker Old Well Company_waa~
one of the artistic creations in the par-
‘ndc. On‘cith‘er side.dntertwlncd in the
long ladders. were the initials 0. W. ii.
if; L. 00.. in colors, and above was to,
reproduclion or the, old well. with curb.
sweep andeverythlng complete. ‘yAaron,
Marti can was at the tiller and Wil-
liam a’hite drove the team. . The recep-
tion commlttes at Old Well quarters
was composed of Homer F. Buchnnm.
“chairman. and all the honorary mem-
bers of the company: collation com-
mittee, Robert Pearson. Charles A.
Walters. Ellis Campbell. Warren P.
Smith. Jr.. George H. Ferris. Nelson 1.
Meserve. Samuel Norris. Hamilton
Conictoclr. Richard Voiglit and Edward
F. Smith.
Putnam Hose Company did them-
selves proud. They provided an elab-
orate breakfast early in the morning
for their guests. Mellor Hose Company.
Protection Engine. Hose and Hook and
Ladder Company. Citizen Hose Corru-
pany. Port Chester Firs Patrol. and A.
H. Gale Drum Corps, of East Port Ches-
ter; Colt‘s Band, of Hartford; Wheeler
and Wilson‘s Baud. oi Bridgeport.
There were entertained at the head-
quarters in Franklin street. upward or
three hundred guests. In the evening
there was an entertainment, which in-
cluded piano solos. by Professor Heine;
vocal selections by Misses Doulens and
Heine. Messrs. Henry snd..Wiliiam H.
Dehmcr. Henry Magnsr and Joseph V.
Schuppand others. of East. Port Ches-
tera The occasion was one of the most
enjoyable socially. of any ever, given by
the company. and this was due largely
to the energetic attorts of the entertain-
ment committee, ,9 ptaih :lmther M.
mailman .Lielémt Painless.
Scoop. Lieutenant Harry Hoyt, Score,
tar-y» redorick E. Conley. George W.
Bosardlis. William. Morris. John. Mer-
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as their faucets the Firo‘Police or New
Lohdo. . and Hotchkiss Hose Company.
roy’ l'y. refreshments being served all
ldaylefl‘ho committee gin charge was
Captain Shookangfliliiamflibbie. Fred
Collin. Bow; ‘ , , .J. Smith and
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