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All the new tier
' unwrap-11K}
Blankets.
1111 _
Ebere will be a free supper of Both
to baked beans ‘antl coffee served to-
night, at the Bridge BLIcue Mission.
Visitors may also expect extra singing
and a bright speaker.
-—Yacht and Golf Caps. O‘Brien.
. A valuable Scotch collie owned by
William L. (leer, of the Adams' Ex
press Company office in south Nor
lWalk. was killed by an automobile in
East Norwalk, yesterd‘ay.
—-—Choice Native Fowls. 18c lb,
llayes'.
Richard W.Swee11ey, who has been
enjoying 11 week's yuoatlon, will re
turn to his dutiés hi the Washington
street store of the New York Groce1y
Campany, Monday morning.
Thursday and Friday nights October .
1 and 2, are opening nights at Merrill
Night School. Al entering on these
flights will be e11 tiled to a discount
on first month's tuition. Secure your
seat now.
In Norwalk, last week, tirere were
thirty seven transfers ‘of robel’ty. and
mortgages amounting to 9
Was against three sales of proper'ty.
and mortgages of $10,485 for the third
week In September a year ago.
-—Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
The committee appointed to'look i11-
to the matter- of a new site for the Pine
Lodge club reports progress. Several
locations are looked upon favorably.
but nothing definite has as yet been
decided. The lease of the present club
house expires October 1st.
The Sixth Company. C. A.. held it
lpfioial drill last evening at the 111'-
thy, preparatory to the big parade
that will be held October am at Hart-
ford. The regular weekly company
drills begin in November this year.
about a month earlier than is usual.
Miss Nellie Zuckerman, of New
York city. and Miss Marjorie You Call,
of ljnnhury,‘ are guests for a few days
of Miss Jeanette Conistoclt, of Chest-
nut Hill. Miss Z111ker1nan giaduatcd
last June from "Hillside." with her
friend, Miss Conrstock. Mis Von Gal
Is well known in Norwalk, having fre-
quhétly visited here
-C. e 191111111. O'Brien.
Recently the J. W. Ellsworth (‘om
pill]. of South Nhrw'rilk, has been ship
nth the seed oysters taken In Bridge»
, .. .‘Eaiifm'nia and Washington.
The Company's motor boats takcthc
oysters to South Norwalk. where they
are packed In refrigerator ears. and
shipped across the continent. They
are. transplanted in the Pacific Ocean
and In Puget Sound. ”
Governor Woodrufi has ordered out
his Staff for Wednesday. Sept. 30, to
accompany him to the fair of the Cull
ford Agricultural Society. of which I111
is the president. The staff will be
mounted too, something that happens
only on very important occasions. says
the New Haven Register. The Second
Company Governor's Foot Guard is to
be at the fair the'same day. 1
-Leau Pot Roasts, 1th 1b.; Shoul-
der Steak. 10c 11)., at liayes’.
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company has torn
up considerable of the wooden plat-
forms about the depots in South Nor-
'walk, preparatory to making perma
'nent platforms of concrete where it
does not now exist. This will he a
great I111provement and 111111 that will
be appreciated by the traveling public,
as well as doing away with continual
repairs to the wooden platforms.
F—Soft and Crush Hats. O'Brien.
The work on the new central rail-
road station at Georgetown is being
pushed rapidly forward and will prob
ably be completed in about.a week It
has required considerable work to do
the grading around the station but
now that this is completed George-
town will be able to boast of one of
the sightliest depots between Norwalk
and Danbury. Work is also being has
toned on the new postolihe that Is he-
lng erected 11.130111. of the new sta-
tion.’ This rick, a d is being
up b the0 OIbert and Bennett
Wei ntii'acttlr
Ills Company, the gmern-
out to rent it. The Work on
nth hull ings is being done. by Malkin
a 11‘ Van Bursa. or 1111111171111.
PAINT READY FOR USE.
& M. PURE PAINT semi-mixed
d for $1.66 per gallon. Linseed
old from the barrel for 60
NBuy 4 (0.1101111:th «I;
X W t
. 11,1: 2151': ymOii then make
.n‘s f palpt at a cost of only
D9ne' In 2 minutes.
5 gm; ”3} Norwalk;
' We (30., Nor-
' .8:- sneer arson, Westpprt;
‘_Bros.‘. 'lbutthflt , 5 _
. (“Mi 11113:?” m.
1
21 ..5111 This ‘
’ Wow DUST
. will get a. prompt delivery of
L ments‘ that are perfect In style,
Edw. W. Kelley, Jr.
capsular.
' s NORTH MAIN eraser."
TEL. 65
3A1 11 ._ 'H-
The King“ " ' Schoo" l
STAMFORD. CONN-
A Day and ”M4171! School
For Boy:
Thorough preparation for Coi-
Ietze. Scientific School or Busi-
ness. An experienced stall of
teachers gives individual atten-
‘ tion to each boy. An excellent
department for younger boys...
For catalogue address 1 '
1 mm 11. mm. Ila-sum,
Charles H. K‘orn 11nd mother have
returned froin 11' twu weeks vacation in
the Catskills.
Mrs. Edwin G. Hoyt, of Arch street.
was a guest of friends in New Can.
a11n_ yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth A. Erwin,
been ill for the past two weeks, is
able to be out again.
The Great Harrington, Mass,
will be held next Tuesday,
day. Thursday and Friday.
Ex-Mayor Ferdinand B. Smith con~
tlnues Quite ill with malaria at his
home In Main street, Norwnlk.
M1. and MIS. Will H. Fortes. of New
York city. are week-end guests of Mrs.
Thomas O‘Connor, 13 Stuart avenue.
Assistant Chief Chester F. Clark re-
turned home. yesterday afternoon.
from his vacation trip to Washington.
I). C.
Daniel 'I‘oomcy has returned from
Delaware. where he was engaged dur
in the summer in building a.
break-water.
Wilss Gussie Mend, of Brooklyn, I:
11 guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Buckley,
street. Norwallt.
The residence of George Stcegmul
tor. of No. 48 Meadow street, Is in tin
hands of Eugene Mitchell, the. Wood
ward avenue painter.
rC. 6‘1 K. Hats. O‘Brien.
Ellis A._Cnmpl1eli, of the Southern
New England ’l‘olephone Company's
force, Ici't yesterday for his former
home in Vermont. where his father is
iii.
A new tar walk has been laid in
front of the home of Oliver D. Jackson,
in Springwood avenue, Nowalk. The
Work has been done by
Frank I“. Clark.
Miss Fl orenCe llennesscy,
fair
of Spring-
field Mass, is the guest 11f the Misses
Smith. of S111111ne1"1.stucf Today the.
phrty are enjoying a vacation outing
in New York city.
The case ofoJumcs Crawford. charg-
ed with in cut ll of the peace, came up
this morning before Judge. Lockwood
in the N01 walk town cour.t and was
continued Indefinitelv.
Captain Ellis Campbell, commodore
of the local strundron of linemen of
the Southern New England Telephone
Company, set out for his old home in
Vermont. yesterday afternoon. to
spend his annual vacation.
Léstcr Rogers entertained a party
of friends last eyening at his home. 350
Main street. Norwalk. Games and mu-
sic were enjoyed nnd later refresh-
ments were served. The party broke
up‘ about. midnight, all voting their
host a splendid entertainer.
Negotintl 11s are still in progress fol
them ..3 Smith and Company' a
dry goods store 11 Washington street
to Charles J. MI tz. During the Week
inventor y has been taken at the Smith
and Company store,- but nothing defin-
ite as to the sale has yet been ar-
ranged. 5 ‘
While out crabbingat Compo Mill
p0nd., last night. Cliiford ,Sturges
caught a carrier pigeon. The bird, In
the darkness. flew against the rowboat
and Was stunned and dazed. it was
than an easy matter to catch 11.111...
prize is now being exhibited at Per Iey
Sturges‘ garage In lsaacs Place. Young
Sturges thinks that he will tame the
birmand keep it. There was ,no tag 011
II.1,.,'.' m1 1.1 19..
who has '
W 11dnes-
l1ig .
In West Main!
Contractor
Tailoring LTraiibIes
are, unkno .11 to. those who patronize
AILORIN
goal We ills-
They choolge thitgigpd n'mi
l y o
gigstc'ilfibrlcs We
as'nre' taken, leave with c
Idishes both 3f ggerlencc that flier:
quill
Ity and workmanship and the best
vallieo W 91511 the price.
,hqwn them «1111 can show _ ._._
‘11‘1I 11.
L111!) a 1111111111.
11 '1'“ Jill” Wilma
RLOR. >
show. have mobil-
«lit.
VV’VV‘VVVV’VVVWVV
1
nodes. why not stta
a very large sssortt
l.
O. B. J ackson,
“Ml“.
,Funeral Directors and Emhalniers.
12-18, North Main Street.
. 09009999900906”.me
1 Opens THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
,Many Seats Already Taken.
HOOKS FREE.
Sessions. 7 to if o'clock.
Semi for Enrollment lilank.
m... ..a—1...... W...“ ..«M»
Draperies and Particles
If the name Is to be refurnished this fall with now Window or Door Dra
this at once and avoid 110111 is clay? We have
t Domestic and importodN
you may make selections.'l'hir'1 list gives you a hint of some of the kinds:
Ny‘el ice. from which
Cross stripe Scrlm Curtains .... ................. 11215:...- pair up.
.8 l d Muslin n‘s ................... 890 to, . '98 p911 pair.
inst Lac. Ru #1! Curtains .. ........... 7U“ .76 11"? air.
Btflngham Lace '6 rtslns ..1. .......... ....7,6c uQ "Qb h alr.
11y Not Curt-Ins ............................... per pair.
Brdsicls Net Curtains ................... W’flm 1191‘ pair up.
,irf Point Curtains ................... “.60 onto $5.60 per' pair.
Po Iers ................................. $1. 26 up to $12 per pair
Couch Covers
... ............................. ..1..7511 «104.75.
“his 81 Co
III
nu-
South Norwalk. Conn.
w‘- 5
October lot and 2nd.
OPENING NIGHTS
The best limo to enter.
W
Optician."
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes .Examined11‘ms
511 with amass.
PHONE. 433.
w.
,DO IT NOW;
M. A. MERRILL, Prin.
WWN”WW
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«
There’s special beauty in the new Nets and Lace Band-
ings we are showing for dressy waists and smart evening
gowns. .
There are plain nets, white Arab and cream color
Dotted net in raised button effects. also plain and dotted
nets fucked, for the new mousquctaire sleeves.
guimpe's.
yokes
Ol‘
Exquisite designs in "cnisc and Oriental banding. suit-
able for the high Gibs
1 collar: 5, or for trimming.
These are but a rcw of the new things that have just
_ arrived.
Considering the quality of these Laces and the smartness
36 Washington Street,
of the patterns, the prices are wonderfully l.ow
NER
an &Co
..a; .1.
K.-.a4.._rl.x
'1.“.1IN1‘
south Nor-111nm.
Walk- Over Shoes
“They Flt When Others Fail."
Comfort speaks as you draw on a pair of Walk.
Ovcr' Shoes
them
When properly fitted, you can
with
(My Son put them on.
’Phone 466.
FLYNN 13. RYAN
wear
comfort and case .from the very first
90 Washington St.
v .
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>11
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TO CALL AND SEE WHAT WE OFFER FOR THIS
sa't‘dRDAY't TRADE. THE FINEST use or
.'.' r"
it
1".
1'
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table and Fancy
Edibles
'10 BE FOUND IN THE N011v.'.11_-:3.'
Prompt deliveries to all points of the toga.
Just a call from you will bemwruiatefl a .4" 5.
O
, LsADINGGRocsas
33 Washington street. $11111l1 Norwuk
‘1
111111111?“ :-
' 2. 1907.
I 5 who has made over 800 flights
' ship they had last year
IIIII MARRIAGE
Niram J. Stevensoi _Dani1ury.Brings
Suit Against Frances G. Stevens.
oi Woonsocket
Alloying that he entfered into Ill
pretended marriage with the defen-
danuiguorant of thetact thutthero
was legal lnr'ppdlment’ to the union.
a'nd Which li'é declares was conceal
éd 1'1qu him by hé'r,Ilira1n J Stev-
en... a resident of Daiib‘ury, has filed
suit for a'unulnicn of the ’ceretnom
In the (MI s by dbhrut a blunt
Frances 11.8even now of con
’so’tikchll Ill.
Bernarltable' Alieg'stlont.
Allegatioirs of a mac rewhat remark-
able nature are 111111111111 the corn-
il'lalnt i111 Clcd.1o 111111111111. N J
Stth1‘11s,churgcst'ha on February
be enterc into a “pretend
ed ma1'1iuge" wit1 the defendant.
Frugccs 0. Stevens nt iire'wsters.
N. that be loathed later that in
1 1890Y the del’endant had entered Into 11
infringe ceremony with one John R.
dolphins. and that on August 17
1905. Tompkins securcd a decree oi
divul‘t‘o flour the defendant in the
supremo court of. New York. In
Brooklyn (111 statutory grounds.
PreVentcd From Remarrylng.
Further charge Is made that tht1
defendant was prevented by the
court‘s order from rcnrarryiug during
the lifetime 11f Tompkins; that the lat:
tor was alive on Feb. 2. 1907 when
the plaintiff entered into the pretend
11d nnu'riage with the defendant. That
furthor1nore he entered into this pro
tended 11111131111111 ignorant of the le
gal obstacle above mentioned. and
that the defendant cont'caled this
tron him.
ants Ceremony D-clared Void.
The plalniilf prays that this cere-
many may be 1i111 Iared null and void
Apptarance has been entered D)
Attorney W ll. Cable or, unobtlry
frotlie defehcc’. " ..' j 4"
CABTOR IA
To: Idiots and Children.
In Ital 1.1 into, than 111111
3.... .1... dm
Signature“
CAPT. BALDWIN A'T DANBURY
FAIR.
To Give Exlbltlons With His U. S.
Gavernment Alr Ship.
Captain Thomas Scott Baldwin. 11c»
Itn'ouledgcd master of the air. the man
into
spur-1- and who made ninety-one air
‘ ship ascensions I11 1907, ulighting at
the exact spot of ascent. a record that
' stands out bright In the. history of
aeronautics. will bring a duplicate of
the IIIIIIOIIS United States government
‘ dlrlgible to the 11.11.111.11 Fair. October
6 to 111. The managturcnt of this F1111
were, not entirely satisfied with the 1111
’d have after
lengthy negotiations sti reeded I11 st-
curing the poor of all dirlgible shit
aviators to show the people the kind
of ship the government thought enougi.
of to buy.
Captain Baldwin has just sold to tht
war- department the first air ship eve1
. bought by the United States govern
inept. 11111.1 strip had to beet. condl
(ions that other air ship inventors 11a'll-
ed Impossible. but that only added
to the eagerness of Captain Baldwin
who has been accomplishing things all
his illt‘ that others called impossible
lie succeeded in filling government
specifications and the ship he naviga-
ted 111 Washington a month ago Is now
a vehicle of war in the government ser-
vice. A duplicate of this ship will be
brought to the Fair by the captain and
operated In person. it will be among
his first series of flights since the
Fort Myer trials and his last showing
in this section of the country this year,
us immediately after the Danbury l-‘alr
he will go south for a season of' exhi-
bitions. The flights at the lluubury
Fair are planned to be similar to those
made during the government tests. and
will give the people 1111 Idea of the tre-
mendous advances made in air ships in
the past year.
MRS. ROSWELL’S BOD—Y FOUND.
MILFORD. Sept. 26.—The body of
Mrs. Fredc1'ick.RoswelI. who with her
' two children and husband were drown-
ed off Strntford Point. Saturday night.
‘ , was found on..ti1c-Mllford Shore today.
' any way. allowing
, about a mile from the scene of the
T dr wning. 1’
The. bodies of the two
ch dren have already been recovered.
READ fins.
“It is astonishing," remarked a well
'known authority on Disease of the
alti11,"how such a large number of peo-
ple, especially ladies. are by attrictive
Iy written advertisements, induced to
purchase some one of the many so
j called Beauty (‘11: 111mg now on the mar
ket. not. Lapwing of course that they
mostly contain oily o'r greasy sub-
stances that on; the pores of the skin
and are for‘ 111111 reason the very worst
1 thing that they could posibly use My
4 treatment of
i Blotobes and all eruptions of tires
. are as follow and has Invariably 111111 ~
,1 ed very successful.
l’imples, Blackhe
Wash the face
carefully erory night before retiring
1w‘Ith Warm water and a little oatmeal
tied up in a small cloth bag, then ta:
drying well. use the following I ex-
pensive and perfectly harmless pre-
scription which can be filled at anys
Drug store. clear-eta if 0!. Ether.1
on. Alcohol 7 use. Use this mixture
on the face as often as possible dur-
Ing the day. but use night and morning
it to “main on. the
11......1 least ten minutes, then the
powdery film may 1111 wiped 1.11.110
not Wash the fa’ce for some little time
after 11stng.By following this simple
treatment. you will soon have a clear
and Brilliant Complexion."
mm. ”WWI-Chi"
New _
Wales“
nysnffsur t “W
thaw!" mi? and". ‘Tgwfl;
III. M. SUMMERS. I II.
1 your on local!” who kilo?"d and “willy
sallwcsncn'sd
and tho
netted-uln- "A ‘ '
‘- I "0". ”IMO. 'nds. “I s: ‘1
. MRS. DIMON FOUND DEAD.
Daughter of Mrs. Gardiner. of Glen-
brook, Expires Suddenly.
When Frederick llhnon. 11 curb
broker. wont to his home a1 7115 Park
avenue, New Rochelle, Wednesday.
about midnight, I111 found his wife
lend. She had passed away' some
time between 2 o’clock and midnight.
and the exact cause of death is not up-
1111'11nt. The 11011111111 '11 physician
asking the customary investigas'
lion.
.Mrs. Dimon.
a daughter. of ‘Mrs.
George Gardlncrgof' Glcnbr11ok,'had
had 11 weak heart .111d suffered from
tried other 11'1111111 without obtalt
3
morning, shown; in her usual he F
r'cturncd about. ‘1 p. 111. There were no
r'nons 11'.etu111 from the city
severe headaches She had been at h
p1111111111111'1trelief. When hm hush
hater In the afternoon she went GD
callers during the afternoon and on
{IIIIIIIIIIIllIIl
KNIGHTS 11F COLUMbUO.
' uses a pass
' MAY MITCHEL
. ‘ Ilaliatllst
1' ED.‘ ESTER ‘
The Narrow Fellow .
WASHBURN- CROSBY INCREASE.
View Mill to be— Built. Adding to the
£normous Output.
Minneapolis, MInn.. Sept. ‘26.-The
dinirCapoIls llaily Journal of today,
ays: The W11sirburrrCrosby Company
will build 11 new flour mill of 13.000 bar-
rels dolly capacity, 111 11 cost of $600.-
100. at Iiuffuio, N. Y.
{in I11111111I1.1t11lv W. ll Iiovey,1’1fMlD-
1111polis. will have chulge of construc-
11111 and the mill which should be
cudy to operate by next Jilly. will be
11111111111 d by I". F. Henry. The Wash-
1111'11~(,li'osl1y ("1111111111132 with Its present
,nills, will then have I2.Il00 barrelscw
.1111Ity at Buffalo. 'I‘he 1-11111pany oirly
econtly completed 11 new mill for Gold
dedal Flour in Minneapolis, and a fire.
.roof grain elevator of 600. 000 capac-
111111'3 daily 1'11up11tii) will exceed 40,-
100 barrels, [111' the greatest I11
world. .
11.111.11.111 to build the new plant Was
111111111111 lit the annual meeting today.
I‘l1e old officers were re elected James
S. llell.presid1.nt'. William, ll. Dun-
woody and John Washburn. vice presi-
dents; C. .|. Martin, secretary and
treasurer. ~
John Washburn said after the meet-
ing: “The flour business is good. We
Ilnd increasing demand for our product
111d need. tI111 larger capacity to meet
it. Only recently we increased our
Minneapolis capacity and added great—
ly to our grain storage facilities here.
Demand keeps on catching 11p to us.
The business Is profitableaud we find
it necessary tokeep adding to our
plants from time to time."
STOP THAT COLD . . ‘
0r It may result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried almost without exception.
10c, 25c, 60c. and $1.00 botles. The
Clifford. Baxter's and Plalster's. u
s
- AMBEROL RECORD.
The’ Latest Marvel of the Wigsrd
Edison.
J. W. Scott, representing the Na-
tional Phonograph Company, Is now in
South Norwallt and lie tells us about
the Edison Amberoi Record~an Inven-
tl,11n which In due to make a lasting ,Im-
prcssion In the world of cica11.iue11pen
sive amusement.
Once heard. these records are sure
to be remembered. They are also cer-
tain to be purchased. The. sound pro-
duct is marvelously clear and true:—
no metallic effect whatever. The se.
Indians 11 from four to five minutes,
nearly tw as long as formerlypos-
sible. The records represent the
but)”. and the best thought of. e
greatest of all modern wizards.
On 8an In October.
These records so on sale Oct 1, and
they have been ordered by A. J Ange
vine A: 8011. who will undoubtedly be
required to supply a brisk.1le1'nnnd
thmsbont this section. Add the 9p.
pcnso to the purchaser will net be
great. for simple attachments fitting
present phonographs to play both
the old and the new records go on sale
‘ut the szuhc tlinc.
: .1111111— :51
. maze om'é'fims‘ucmg 1.11.11.11.11... secretion 21.
DANCING 1177111113111: scant»: PERFORMANCE.
First Time IIere—Dflfififiilismsmgers, Dancers and Char-
“hitter Change Artists.
..Positlyely the easiest Dressed Act in Vaudeville.
‘ ' MALCOLM
Col. 13211tertalners~Nothing but Fun
Work will bew
.ty. ‘Wlthfiil'k Iar Minneapolis otit
hit, the Duh‘alo 11 rgemcnt. and its
pills at Multitude, y., a Great
"11lls and Ka-lispell. ont.. he com-'
the»
been In III health for many years. Site
sanitarlmn I11 Battle Creek. and had
left to her to New Yol It Wednes
New York to do some shopping. Bite
01111 entered the house. until '.Mr Di-
,. ..a. .1.
1.41.:I1L. .'1.\ thin .‘i
F'laioav' Niel-i1", $511125
Comedy Juggler
CAR L STUM PF
VV E. LL!
Vin/C I".
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HOYT‘S THEATRE.
ONE WEEK. . . .
Commencing Monday, September 28.
- (Excent- Wednesdayi} ,
MATINEES:
Thursday, Friday and Batur‘y.
iThe Knickerbocker Stock Q9.
In a Repertoire of Iiigh Class Plays.
Opening BIII Monday Night:
“WHY WOMENSIN”
Refined Vaudeville Between the Acts“.
at Every l’ellr nuance.
REPERTOI E FOR I-IE WEEK:
vénings.
Mon1lay~Why Women Sin.
Tuesday—Matching Through 69.0mm»
Thursday-«A Sister's Sin. '
Friday—A Wi fc‘s Secret
Saturduv—Under Western Skies.
Matinees.
Thursday—«lichens to the Estat'9
Friday-4111111. L11111e.' .
Saturday—Lost and Won. .
PRICES—Matinee: ........ 10 and 200
Evenings . ...... 10, 20, 801:
A limited number of Ladies Tickets
for Monday night at 1.5 1: ta. 1,
HOYT’S THEATRE.
wsouzsoav, SEPTEMBER 30TH.
“A GOOD PLAY FOR HUSBANDS
AND WIVES TO SEEK 5
(Arthur Brisbane' s Editorial 111 11111 N.
Y. JournaL)
___.,._,1
cHAIiLits FROHMAN passion
The Great Dramatic Sensation, ._ 1
THE H;
In dslvm atnnsr 11
As played for Ten Months at the Ly.
ceum Theatre New York.
9.
“EVERY LOVER OF THE DRAMA
SHOULD 60 AND 8E6 ?
.. ‘THE THIEF',’,’ '
(Wm. Winter in the New York Tri
' bone)
PRICES ........... 251:. 501:. 759.
First 4 Rows Orchestra ..........
11.111
”1.9.... wrww ’1‘;y ..
MORE RIDING TESTS.
BURLINGTON, VI... Sept. 26. —The
third of the riding tests 1% hlch have
been participated In from t is oat by .
the field officers stationed wit in the
jurisdiction of the. Department of. the
IEast, following the prescribing, ,erc
such rides by President Roosevelt "
to determine the efficiency 0:181 “19.11%, -
cers when mounted, will be
on October 1. 2’ and 3. The ('1 corn
with report on Sept. 30 i a arrow
examination by a board .oi' médl .111
tficers, and at the conclusion of air
three days riding will again go before
the board for examination.
The following officers have been del-
ignnted to take the test:
I Colonel William W. (libson. W
vliet Arsenal, New York; Major
car C. Dickson Sandy Hook Provi
Ground, N. J.' .. Moder William
Pierce. Ordinance Department; . ,
vale Steel Works Philadelphia; Ms.-
Jyor Henr A. Shaw Fort Slocum, ill.
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