r‘.
u
‘r
' Elnrwood avenue. have started on their
All 111's new 11mm ibi- '
Blankets 505 to 00.00
Comfortable: 01.00 to 00.50
». Court. Franco-T Order 8! Fine Cordell ‘
centre. .wili hold a meeting this eve
nlng.
. Frank Goodchlld and Sidney Cash
Nave left town for a two weeks' tour
throiigh Csir'pda.
Mr and Mrs. George A. Whelpley,
Fairlield avenue have returned
nr 11 fortnight‘s stay In Canada.
2 A baby girl has arrived In the home
Mr and Mrs Lewis St. Joirn Keel-
r, at 55 East avenue, Norwnlk.
~Christ Parish ladies lawn party
Friday afternoon and evening. grounds
of Mrs S. A. Youngs, East avenue.
Giles A Gregory, of Courtland
place, has started 011 a three weeks"
business trip through New York state.
2H S. Stetson and mother of Perth
boy, N J. are visiting Mr. and
rs. James Sutherland oi Belden ave
Bile.
Henry Finch or Chestnut Hill, has
plans under way to erect another fine
house just north of his present resi-
deuce.
7" '—-Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
. John Gorlram, of Wilton, expects to
' tart the erection of a new dwelling
Riki on Chestnut Hill some time in
tour future
The moutlriy meeting of the Chris-
tian Industrial League will be held in
to First Methodist Episcopal Church,
rlday evening. a
John Scoiielcl, ot Cannon, has pur
.hased the house and store in Hurl-
tt street. formerly owned by James
edtent, of Norwal k
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Archer, who
we been visiting with Mr. and Mrs
Illlam P. Beer's fo1ashorl: time,
have returned to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Eisinger have re
turned. to stheir home in :New York,
after having been the guest of Mr
and Mrs Adam Singer. of 25 Havilaud
street. ,
George Nickerson of West Main
street. Norwa 1k continues to improve
at 'the Norwalk Hospital after a re-
cent operation for gull stones at that‘
institution ,
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Clark, oi
annual trip through the northern part
0 tL 'w‘stateflnd will, be absent about
tvy0.. eeks.
Among those from Norwalk who at-
tended the baseball games in New
York, yesterday. were Jack McGratb,
Thomas Smith. Howard Montgomery,
Neil Sweeney and Rev. Mr. Carpenter.
Conductors Earle Garfield, Arthur
Bushnell and Thomas Cahiil of the'
local trolley system, are amorg '1 those.
from NorWalk who are witnessing the
baseball games in New York city, to
day. ,
wiltitter Thins, Suclal Teas.
I r0lia8rns. 3 for 8"50. F. D. L. & Co.
. Charles A. iialiock, of llethel, son of
,ndrow J. Hallock.
ustncss of the Union Pacific T121100.
“Danbury, left yesterday for Albany.
7 3., where he! willx'enter the law
ol of Union University...
t is probable “that there will be no
“7' open trolley cars seen this sea-
, on the local lines unless there is
i a’ of ektremely warm weather. All
files of: the open type have been re
Red
iliove to their winter quarters In the“ run opposition to a p1irnnry 01' preven
. Council No. 54, Daughters
at Liber will hold its regular meet-
ing torno ow evening in Mystic Chain
.Hnll. Th state officers and a large
delegation from Lady Wooster Conn
oil. of Dan ury, will be present, and
Jill members re requested to be pres2
ant to help e terrain the visitors.
, ‘Mr, and Mr Whitehall, of Birming-
ham, England 110 have been staying
at the Cllflord otel during the past
Witch. sail tor ho e on the S. 8. Celtic
{Thursday mornin Before leaving,
they will enjoy a rewell dinner this
this evening in New ork with Sidney
Cash. 01 Coventry, E g., Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Goodchlld of onth Norwalk,
And Mr and Mrs. Mc illan, of New
York CiLy... - .
. Occasionally there is 'eard a report
so! a crop of potatoes, raised by some
”individual farmer in Norwalk or vidin-
My, which has turned Out as good or
better than usual. These are rare
cases, however, for. most of the potato
fields are turning out “small potatoes;
«fund few in the bill." It may be that
'. stile ramp. of the.:potntoes in the great
potato growing muod'has been large
enough so thatlth’a price will not be
abrionnally high this winter. but all
2the indications are that the local crop
15 story short 5110mm- snub
user drought and if." the pricerdepended
film. the home slivnly it .weuid be very 3
0' i-
'l o .1th w .
.A'dtlip
Cigars. coma «38115000 4
andsfidkm’mes qflill'iilnrir‘i
MAHACKEMO BLOC
its. .. 22 WW"
was on 15'me
1: within fit; 53. may
tor wear. Also complete line; of f "
. Baskets and Comfortsblcs "
manager of then ,
.7 The prayer service at
DRNQOI
5 NORTH MAIN eraser.
rigour—a.
g
Edw. W. ggfley, Jr.
STAMFORD. CONN.
A Day and Boarding School
For flay: ,
Thorough preparation for Col-
lege, Scientific School or Busi-
ness. An experienced stall of
teachers gives individual atten-
tion to each boy. An excellent
department for yodnger boys.
I or catalogue address
2 7. .Am 5. Min-urn
A meeting of the Painters and Dec
orators’ a-Union will be held Thursda)
evening at Central Labor Lyceum.
Conductor Arnold, of the local trol
Icy lines, has secured a position at hit
trade as tinner, with a New Canaan
firm. ,
The Wesiport nine won from tint
Winnipauks on Saturday by ascore cl
4 to 1. This Is the last game of tht
series.
St. George, held a regular meeting, last
evening, at Its quarters in Main street.
Norwaik. Nothing of special import
ance was doneNhowever.
A horse belonging at 0. ll. Banks liv
cry stables in Norwalk suddenly de
cided to go home last evening about 1
o‘clock and consequently when the art
ver had left the wagon for a motheut
the animal ran up West avenue ant.
turned into River street, where it we:
r nptured.
. The business men of Main street
Norwalk. are putting up a loud protes.
about the condition of that thorougl
tare They claim that it has not beer
properly taken care of, and is in a fil
rh\ state. One firm tired of the “smell
sprinkled in front of the store, Ulli
morning The stench is getting an
bearable at times
George Bouitilller. a young boy at
the Children’s Home in Westport ave
nue, alleged to be uncontrollable war
in the Town court this morning be
fore Judge Edward M: Lockwood. Miss
8Bonton. who is matron of the home
was a witness, and testified to his bat
tricks among then running away se\
oral times. Judge Lockwood contlr.
tied the case until October 3rd.
8.—,Uneeda Biscuit 4c. F.l).L. & Co.
ChurCh,2in Norw lk. tomorrow (Thurs .
day) evening, wt 1 beheld at halt~pusi
seven, instead of at the usual hour, it
permit of the gentlemen attending thr
Republican town caucus. The' pastor
of the First Church believes that then
is 11 time to pray and n time to. vote
and that re prayer meeting should no
a citien from doing his duty as such
\
HOPE or-i ssvmr
STEAMER
MELBOURNE, Sept. 23. ~Tbe stea
mer Manuka is due today at Fanuin
Island, from Van Couver She will pro
ceed to Christmas Island about ltli
miles away. and: pick up the remain
der of the passengers and crew of thr
wrecked Aeon. Some members of tin
crew are at Fanning Island. The c1181:
rain on the Aeon reports from Fa
ning Island that there is very littlr
chance of Salvage in the steamer.
LITTLE.
NEW YORK. Sept. Eli—«With the
matriculatio of a record class Of 1911
students, C umbia University today
began anglher college year. The for-
mal opening will take place late this
afternoon.‘ The college authorities re-
port our. year" s registration as executi-
ing that or. last year. This year the
eluded its conviction here today. 1 .
if . [i r
our CUSTOM TAILOBING PARLOR.
richer: ease-e m the extensive dis-
mestlc Fabrics We show, have their
measure th‘kdu. and leave with corin-
dance bar-plot experience that they
will get a prdhpt delivery or gar.
" ments that are perfect in style qnal» 2
'lty and workmanship
0% the best
11' ' .. .
"TAILOR.
u
Was 2.5 in:
Insulin—ta 55 4 5.581.
9
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rssaiolrflt. 2
ham 2
' perlea. will: no t attend
3‘ a very large is
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons oi
the Fire ' ‘
coLU'MsIA; UvaEa‘siTv opaus.
enrollm at is particularly heavy in the
Subunit Engineeringwin which Prof.
Arthdr‘ hiker is the new head of the
metalln as department.
It W
5‘ on .7 8t1...0509,1101:vsurrou. .
. ALA A‘itl'Y', Sept r aa—Jrrre United
States Brew. Mpomrs’ Association con~ ;
are @1211an to tllope who pittronize '
inlay of lush grade Foreign arid Do- ,
if the horns Is' to be roi‘urninhcd this fall with new Win
,fitrlp'p' i2 Curtains..........
will.
ah
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funeral
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8151,7188 81.1!)88'
1.913":
Opens Catcher 1.1908.
1 l A School for Busy People.
Send for Application Blank. Books and S
spurs fuoawALK..i, arms-oar), P0
si.
lliieciers liiiii Embalmers.
' south Norwaii: Conn.
{ M mu NIGHT SCHOOL
M. A. MERRILL. Prln.
in 92.22.81.592- . 2
run-w
artistes
(low or Door Dra-
to this pt once .tnd “avoid possibl0 delay? We have
truest of Domestic a 1d imparted Ntthlps from which
- .. you may/81min so alone. This list gives you a hint of some of the kinds:
5r pair up.
...Mli'fll ............ finer-pair.
finial) , 01.05530 I Curtains ..... ..... ”980$ 886852915" 5ir.
Nlcgttlnphpmhr? rt'nim .......... ....... 75‘s up 7"” diaper pali'.
WWW“- -l"l:l' .. r p-orpalr.
Bi-irqeh Npt Cu In; .....,. ....... 55:: per pair up.
C88lrl5h Point”; Wurtulpp... .....7, 2".52.----- $3.50 up to 8350 p.51- p181|8r.
Portion ‘8; ..... “51251184 0 822851533151;
Cpuch Cog}: .. §.'8"'l"‘"'." fi'fi'k'fl'f"'1"""“"‘."
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tationery Free.
Jill lit torn
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To Be Tried iii United Slirlcs Circuii'
Court idr Sending Scurriluus87l?bs~
irrl Card to Citiel 3W ‘
. ArthurrJenklns. oi the United States
navy, attached to tho gunbont 8001'-
plon, was arraigned before the grand
Jury in the United States court in New
Hayes. yesterday afternoon on a
charge of sending a rude and scurril-
ous postal card to President Roose-
vult. 1211.2 jury reported again i him.
and when put tapioca has id not
guilty. .Iu ordcrrbo hold him. Judlm
Plait issdcd‘a'bench warrant. His
case, with all other criminal cases of
the court was continued until the Do-
camber iimn of the court, which will
be held in Hartford. ‘
post. oi'lk‘o inspectors of this state. He
has since been in the custody or the
United istates a thermos air Riel»
1110110 '05.. Ho s‘taken from Rich-
mond no Hartford, and yesterday was
brought. to New Haven by United
States Marshal Morgan Treat.
. Jenkins had on his Person two 1nd-
als which he has won in Uncle Sam’s
service, one of which was t the battle
of 85.11er 11 Hill. Whil enklrrs was
being brought from Norfolk to Rich-
r11ond.suturdny,by a deputy marshal
the train was wrecked, and the latter
was incapacitated, m Jenkins never
left» tlloalde of the aruhal until he
was placed in jail. '
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Optician "
as WALL eraser. . pHONE 435.
The advantage of wearing the proper corset
own city.
. c
7.
is “just a corset." when such perfect fitting
architects who have
ing the new fall styles
in the R 8: G at very, moderate costc
.
Style 828 at .1
Styles Fix and F12 at . . ..
551-555--
5%.... 1...... fit youto “aptly...“ . .52.. _ 1‘“ z.»
858 Washin W85.8011 Street,
A.
~ -. '7"~".'*’l"'.. .. .
w: more Yoda msPEc'rroN or con new
“WV. -W.
,2.
It is a pleasure for us to fit ahd‘ llfihoe‘s that give
purchaser and wear Fri 5.52.50 1
OUR WALK tails! 1&3 are 59181101
fit Well and look well. Prlccl 03.50.04 04.00 and 55.00
.1....:-.1
Q. B. J ackson,
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
G Corsets
ed by the. Woman whose gown fits and hangs well.
the best dressed women you meet on Fifth Avenue have their
costumes fitted over corsets ‘that are made right here in Out
Why ruin a. really beautiful gown by wearin a corset that
can be scouredP. rT c '5 models are constructed 113,18 real style
rc" neither time not money in
its need therefore, to, pay big
for imported corsets w ten 95d" can get such excellent
. We Call Espedial Attention to ' 2 2
StyIcA365t................................$r.oo
...-.....‘ni ".
..'..........'l‘.$3.09
Qur. corset 15ch has models' in R & G Corsets to suit any
South Norwalk ‘83
uém
used. all solid leather.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra
ailian lialrn is breaking up colds when
ever tried almost without.- exception
10c 271e, 50c and 01. 00 boilers. Tin
Clifford. Baxtar's and Plaisterhs '-
__..., ”J.—
uoawALK.
is demonstrat-
Many of
r. .7,
syRmG
tect-
Br rices
tylcs
.$r.5o
«edit I 8”“.
...-pa
.1.
\
LINE OF
Ladies, anal our Grin Metal .....1
Patent Colt Shoes
JUST RECEIVED FOR FRLLV AND WINTER WEAR.
pleasure to the
Wear well.
FLYNN 8r RYAN,
90 WASHINGTON ST
(E E1430
29»?
THE RAILWAY CLERKS.
To Ask for Recognition by New Haven
Road.
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
are struggling at present to receivi
trom‘tho New York, New Haven ant.
Hartford railroad the same recognitlor
as that paid to the engineer’s, iralnmer
and other employee of the road. Arthur
I". Knapp of Drurbury. who is 11 morn
ber of the Board of Adjustment. Will
present at a- recent meeting In Non
Haven in moderation with. the ruanng
ers of the, road in relation to a workin;.
agreement for the clerks.
- In outlining the aims of the Broth
erlrood of..nR.I.Iway Clerks. Mr. Knap:
stated that during the past year in.
numbers had risen to about 3.000 mem
bers and that the clerks were not
. strongly organized and in a position‘tr
make requests to r rcrtain concession
which before using to small number:
have been ln1poasiblc.’l‘,hc chief con
crsslon wished by the clei'ks is to hav-
their' body recogniirod in the confer
once with the managers of the‘ roar
rmgardlnu schedules, which conicreuc
is held annually.
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A PAYING lNVESTMENT.
Mr. John White. 01‘38 Highland Ave.
lioulton, Maine. says: "Have been
troubled with a cough every winter
and spring. Last winter I tried mam
advertised remedies, but the cough
continued until-l. bought a We bottle
at Dr. King's New Discovery; before
that was half gone, the cough was all
gone. . This,winter the more happy re
suit has followed; a few doses once
more banished the annual cough. I am
now convinced that Dr. King‘s New
Discovery in the best of all cough and
'lung remedle .” .Sold under guarantee
at F. ii. Baxter's drug store. We and
51.00. Trial botle free. . “
SCALLOIDS scmcs. .
Will Be Scarce In New Redford the
Coming Season.
it is less than two weeks to the
time when the fishermen will be al—
lowed to dredge for scallops in New
Iiedtord waters. There is no extra-
ordinary silr noticed in the matter of
fitting out boats by the local fisher-
men to engage in the Industry and the
early prospectors are not thickly cov-
cred With the shell fish In fact. re-
ports are to the elect that there are
very few scallops this your. less than
last season, and that it will not take
the local fishermen long to clean up
the beds. .
Tht re are said toube plenty of scal-
lops at the head of Buzzards Bay this
season and that the fishermen there
will not wait till late in the season to
dredge as has been thercustom a num-
ber of seasons. but will start in the
first of October to work on the beds.
CONNELL TO MANAGE. 7-"—w.--iAIIN8TED
coiii'tcoiii 5crvlcg point for anything, we will win.
r.
advl'iith'in co vlflt our all... 3" .
in}. our slits Made Billion Sweet as a rose.
Our T555 and Coffees are .not slcpllsd. Try a po
moist Jaw and Mocha, at 3 2.." poil'lld. and our all
25,5, xiii. 30th are winners.
Ferris Rhine 5nd Bacon. Rich'l fruit |35k
Hudq rial-8 'i'or F810”, 08110855 5111‘ Crack: 88711874"
j arch? 8c
manic aromas
If 5858“ good! at lowest possible prices combined with prompt and
Y90 88‘wiil alWayb ll‘m8l 0188855. "tile specialtlu here. It will be to your 8'
Aniline: archaic.
.1?
' Tel. ass—2‘ '
8 0
1
88nd of our-818:5“
'pcrloi blend int
80! 'Fru‘ltl and
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2' MOOTBALL TEAM.
baseball team. in the Connecticut
League. this season. has been cltlctod‘
manager of the
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2 u_,
. 2 Jenkins Was rrrrestiid about 11 month
2 ago, at the request. it is stated, of the
7 WINSTED, Spt. 23. ~Jereiulah Con2"io loss of the license money.
’ hell, who played on the New Haven
”Wills I‘m 15 0'1““ . 1
a
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{(233.53
'87"80Mjcnussvcc
£0171 .
will its
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TRIED To SAVE MASTER. '
Suicide.
1 the Park City Yacht club, of Bridge-
1011. killed himself in his room
11 spite of the efforts of a pet cooker
paniel to save his life.
Sclm'nd attached a rubber tube to
he gas jet, lay down on the bed and
nbaled the gas. The spaniel lay on
he floor in the room. After a tlrne,
pparently realizing that its master
rats in danger, ii sprang on the bud
nd. seizing the tube in its teeth, tried
1) tom ‘Tl. away The gas had done
is w,ork however and when the dog
ot the tube it so it was only to inhale
be deadly gas liseli. Wbeus relatives
if the do: 1d man, nlrrr 1111211 by the smell.
«mile in the door of Sclircud s room
his morning they found both master
11d ring stone dead. The effort the
og hurl made to save its master was
ppareni.
Sr 1110an leaves a wife. and three bro-
he re lie was one of the most prom-
nent German residents of Bridgeport.
to was to have started on a vacation
rip to the Bermuda islands. ‘
onset-0:513:21.
lire Kind You Hm Mans Bough
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Paesroeutr AT Hrs DESK.
...—‘—
Expected That He Will Reply to Mr.
‘. Bryan's Telegram, Toaay.
‘WASIIINGTON, Sept. :53.-~l‘real-
dent itor'rseveit was at his desk at
about it) o"'.,ri(1(k today. and took up
the morning‘s mail that had been pre-
viously handled by Secrr'trm boob.
i‘lrc telegram of William J Bryan to
the president regarding his inior 11111.
lion ill the Haskell incident “as one
or the matters that occupied M1 iloos‘
v12 sattentlofl early in the (lay and
li\ as expected that there would be
a Will); to Mr. Bryan during the day.
but just what form that reply would
lake was not determined this 1110111-
in".
The, president has completed tile
rough draft of Iris mesasge to (oil-
gross, and Will put the finishing tour i1
cs upon Ii'rmd practically get it out
oi! his way as soon as possible. ~
Bears the
355'.“ stars
WANT~ NEW MILFORD TO STAY
DRY
NEW MILFORD, Sept. 23.——-Tl1c li-
cense question is receiving more atten-
tion from the voters in town just now
thanueither .uational' or state issues
d the I‘rolrlbitionists are aciivcly at
work to keep New Milford in the “dry"
column. to which it slid last year for
the first time in 31‘ years. Temper
ante rallies are being held nightly,
while a personal canvass is being 'con-
ducted by the license people to o‘i‘i’set
them, The chief argument set why
those favoring license is that the in
crease of the (own tax of $3.500 is due
Among
the speakers to br- heard for no ii
tense. will be Michael K. anninis. of
Pl1iladclphia;ll.ll. Spooner, of Ken-
Winsted football 'sington; "George H. Stewart. of Ten-
essee. 8und Miss Mae B Lord.
8..
009 Made Effort to Prevent Schrcad's ' Several Teams. Already Entered In the
Peter Sclrrcad, 11. prominent member ‘
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BASIKE'raA’LL LEAGUE.
Organization.
Quite an interest has been taken In
the nmttu of forming a city league of.
2" basketball pl 1w”. as has been
. . . . men-
to 180 Cedar strut, Monday LVL 11mg, tinned before {,1 these columns. ,
...
The West ‘Ends have a promising
line up of players signed for the 00m-
lng season as follows: Edward Shea
and Jerry Dornoy, forwards;
Cahlll; center; Sygvcsten Brothorttm
ntld Thomas Englls 1 guards. ~Thou’1ns
English is captain of the tea111.l).Kea~
ncdy manager, and “Squrakci” Walisor
substitute ..
This team has already joined l
league, as have the well remembered
Montuuks and many other tcanrs..’l‘ hp
team with the best percentage 0.! the
schednird games will receive a hand
some 0 .ash prize at the end of the sea-
son. 2
Basketball enthusiasts are egglnning
to Warm tip to the prospec o! the
coming sruson. Team F has most of
the player's piclied out. and they are 8hr.—
about the same as the close 0! last
year and have already commenced to “
practice.
Providing there is no firomcns' fair
hold at tire»Ar1nory the
probably commence about the second
Monday evening in October. «
”...”...
GATARRH CANNOT BE CURED.
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS.
they cannot reach the seat of the dip-
enso. lrrtnrr'h is a blood or constitu-
tlonal disease. and in order to cure it
you must take internal maladies.
Hall 11 Catarrh (‘nre is taken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Hull‘s Catarrh Cure
is not a queen medicine. It was prov
scribed by one of the best physicians
Harry ‘
games will .
'5
in this country for years and is a regu-
lnr prescription. It is composed of the
best tonlcs known. combined with the.
best blood purifiers. acting directly on "
the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results
in curing Catarrh. Send for testimon-
ials free
F. .T. CHENEY & 00., Props,
Toldc 0.0..
Sold by Druggis'ts, price 75c. .,
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
nation.
COLORED BAPTIST CONVENTION.
2. ,9"
Mr. Taft Begins Sixteen Days' 68'?"
paign Tour of the South.
CINCINNATI 01110 Some awwrrh
an appointment to meet the delegate
of the colored National. Baptist con
vantion which was held at Losing
ion Ky" her today, and an engagement
to address the rally of the National
League of Republican Clubs tonight
the last day of William 11 Taft be-
fore beginning sixteen days of cum-
paigning on a railroad train through
the west gave promise of being an ex
ccedingly busy one.
The arrival of the delegations to
the convention of the National Ififlglle
of Republican Clubs, acconrpan
they were by six bands whirl-1' devot-
ed their attention particuldriy to the
Staten Hotel. iivened. things up .... 2 .
The Taft special train rolled Ill iron:
Chicago this morning wiih 001..“le
aboard. The private car “Consti
.tion,’ is provided for Mr. Tait. and hill, ‘
immediate party. .Here he will sleep
out. and talk during the trip. Two
or cars with sleeping apartments to
other members or the party and news»
paper men and a. baggage car comprise
the train The» start will be made
from here tomorrow rmrning..
. W . ‘
onreaoo, Sent. 22r80me 1.1 1
heaviest. stockholders of A. Booth :1
Company, now in the hands or a r52:
'ccis or, yesterday called for a sane
meeting of the stockholders for 0005
her, with 11 view reorganizing the. com ,
psuys anoint. The banks will .bez ,
proachcrl with a proposition to extend”
the time of their notes. amounting all
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