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Homeroom-i
Chairs for our trolley muons.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE 9WACY
( Jh‘PflRim'Madsgm
in ‘4
, lienry ll. Gerhard, 'of Myrtle street.
' was a visitor with friends in Brooklyn
oVel' Sunday. ,
Mciwalid Mrs. J. C. Hawkins have rc-
turned home to East Norwalk from
- ,. , lithium they visited for a
nun r of days. '
.. alloy canon began the duttes of a
new position as book keeper and cash—
ier at the Crescent Laundry in Sea-
view avenue today.
The East Norwaik Fire District to - ,
mittoe are scmheduled to hold th r
next regular meeting on Monday ev-‘
ening. September 19th.
East Nor-walk furnishes its share of
the students of the Norwaik high
school for the coming year, including
a good sized portion of the freshmen
class.
The Swedish Lutheran Church
Young People‘s Society had an enjoy-
able ice cream festival Saturday even-
ing. The affair. which netted a golfer-
ous sum, was held at the home of Vic-'
tor Johnson in Platt avenue. '
East Norwalk launch owners, along
with those of South Norwalk. had oc-l
caelon Saturday to sit up and take lio-
tice when the government inspector
came around and asked some leading
questions regarding equipment.
There will be a special meeting of
the official board of the East Avenue
Methodist Church Wednesday even-
ing. {it is hoped there will he a com
plete attendance at that time, for the
summer meetings have been more or
less forgotten. '
Definite arrangements have not yet
been made by the Maydowers ior next‘
Saturday but if negotiations now in
progress culminate, the team may play
tile Winnipauks next Saturday after-
ndou at Amusement Park in Meadow
street. South Norwalk.
Colonel Naylor appeared this morn-
ing for the first time in a brand new
black stove pipe. all spiok and span.
as bright as Jack Johnson's eyes when
he was counting his gold.'tow‘sring up
to the sky and emitting smoke from
the crown thereof, to the delight of
an admiring throng.
Clifford Randall, who had the mis-
fortune to break the it our part of his
left arm and dislocaie be same about
der, is now back home and is being‘
cared for as only one can be cared for;
in their own home. it was the result,
of a fall on bong island, and “what:
makes it worse that Clifford's left arm
is his best arm.
A lively interest is being taken in!
the objection to the launch muffler
noise. There is a state law against ai-
lowing gasoline marine motors to run
without the exhaust being muffled but.
many boat owners have paid little at
tention to it. With the present nails-
tion, it is not likely that motor boat
owners will take a chance.
A bell was heard today which has
not been heard in quite a long time—
the school bell. Bright and early this
morning the school children were seen
heading for the schools and so far as
could be observed they had no serious
regrets that the full term began to-
day. though naturally they would not
have been displeased had the vacation
extended a little longer.
Complaint is made by fishermen
that some sort of material is thrown
from the old colonial mill into the
harbor which kills the kiliies that are
used for bait. What the material is
no one seeing to know but the opinion
of at least one fisherman is that iii
an sold. He said this morning i.
as soon as it is deposited in the View
hundreds of klilies turn over on‘tit .-
back.
There was quite a good sited attest
dance yesterday at the annual claim
bake of the East Nor-walk li‘ire Folios.
in Bohannan's woods. The bake which
was one of the most onioysble of the
season. was‘iaid by Andrew Hansen.
The Fire Folios had been planning for
this event for a number of weeks and
special interest wgs taken in it on so
count of the usual Miss of Weekly
chowder parties hazing been dispen-
sed with this soup . ,
The Oriole baseball team came
home from woatport ialt evening coir:
sidorabiy dime-neg. Yesterday tutu
played the Yannigan bushel team.
though it reclaimed unturly. _ ,e um
Norwalk boys maintain that they had
to play ten men. fn‘bthsr words. they
charge they werwuniairlytrcstod by
the umpire. That‘s had been special
interest in yesterday's contest on ac
count of the fact that previotisiy this
season each team Won from the otlmr.
fired Lundquist expects to have his
left arm out of its splints in a couple
of weeks, and bad mill; is. it might
have much worse. The gallant youlls
fireman who has faced death in mail!
ways, was walking up a flight in his
own home’iii t e dark ,id Loretta
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”dime was a‘ special program of
, I . strong
_. went out and took it easy on the wa-
l
i of Union. but for the past seven yeah
o
l, sic. tin rendered at the East Ave-
”: ‘uo‘f'liieth lst Church. Sunday in i'llv
’ Which wasps, tally ollllwil.’ ‘0,
r the secure at n it!!! the is out
stanchion. he on elitism
tor. the Rev. W. W. lilies. was. too,
one. comparing favorably
with the vigorous discourses which are
. yen, eokly by it”. At the mom»
a ,1: ice. Miss lentins and Mrs.
. l‘., ‘ . rrlam, assisted the choir and
renders *a duet. ‘ ,
Tho‘Marath'ell Walking Club went
[on some kind of a time yesterday but
, apparently it was of a mysterious na-
ture for this morning not a peep as
to the event's character was divulged
by such prominent members as the
president. Doc. Marshall; the score-
tary, Frank Hall. or the chairman of
the route committee. George Sprague.
Kilauea members. however, looked as
. ey lyre out in the sun yesterday
and the suspicion is that the bunch
tor instead of adhering to the coastl-
tution and bylaws. which requires that
there be a hike of at least five miles
in length each Sunday. A third viola“
tlotr of this rule automatically oxpelis
a member. l consequence of which
the member in now is. actually a
minus quantity.
Roman»
(insulin Hurling, of Huntington. Long
islsn . is the guest oi Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Cushman.
Reliance Hock and Ladder Com-
paillfwill hold a business meeting this
evening at the truck house.
Mrs. George A. Wells, of Engiewood.
N. .i., is the guest of Mrs. Elisabeth
rMorrison, of Cudllpp street.
. Mrs. Mary Matthews and daughter
Anna. of New York. are guests of
friends in Rowayton avenue.
Captain Charles W. Bell. of horny-
ton avenue, has returned home from a
trip to Ocean Grove. New Jersey.
Harold Kendrick has taken a posi-
tion as chauffeur for ear-Mayor William
B. Hubbeil. who recently purchased a
fine new automobile.
The Rowayton Flower Club will hold
its annual golden rod picnic on Tues-
ay, September 12th. immediately af-
er the close of school.
Orman Broadway, oi Franklin. New
Hampshire. is the guest of his rela-
tives. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Broadway, oi
Crockett street, for a few days.
Miss Carrie DeWaters, who has been
the guest of Captain and Mrs. John
DeWaters, Pennoyer street, returned
to her home in Bayonne. today.
Dr. Charles E. Huckiey. of Rowsyton
avenue, is spending a few days at Bar
Harbor, Maine, and Mrs. Buckley and
daughter, Miss Mary F‘. Buckley. arc
in Ohio. visiting relatives.
Robert 8. Morrison loft this morn-
ing for a week's cruise in bong island:
Mr. Morrison was accompanied by,
Henry stark, oi Noroton. in whose
boat the trip will be made.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plnkney and
son, Albert, who have been the guests
of William Pinlmey. have returned to
Echo Lake. NJ. Mr. and Mrs. William
l’inkney accompanied them and will
remain for a few days. The trip was
made by automobile.
w. irvlng Clock. a former residepi
connected with Westinghouse liroth
era. in Motion. England. is making a
mu with Captain E. H. Smith. of Row:
ayton avenue. where he is meeting a
number of old friends.
The Flower Club, of Rowayton. en-
Joyed a fine sail to New York. Baton
day. on board John Sherman lioyt’s
yacht. The club visited a number of
hospitals and charitable institutions.
and presented the poor children of the
metropolih with flowers. etc. Lunch
was served on board the boat. and a
very pleasant time was had.
Benjamin Broadway, the capable so
slstant at the ltotonrl’clnt bathing pa-
vilion. was the victim of a most un-
fortunate and peculiar accide t. grids).
while in pursuance of his that so on t ,
beach. Mr. Broadway was brisgin
to shore one oi the his lines which
slipped, its knot. when he lost his grasp
Wills rope, and. on stooping down to
pick it up. in some unaccountable man-
ner. he fell into the water. which was
bout two feet in depth at that place.
Riv. Brdhdw‘ay foil ll‘n such to than”;
t hishoadstruc a a no, a sg
13% at the bottom. lndi ha a painful,
not serious, scalp wound. The
soot at was witnessed by .l. .l. Shelli
back. proprietor oi the bathing houses.
"ndj Richard Croiius. also or Roton
30ml, who hurried down and assisted
the unfortunate man up to the na-
viiion. when his wound was dressed.
and he was made to feel as comforta-
ble as possible. Today Mr. Broadway
to much improved and is able to get to
the shore again.
anti——
' nun noun. *
Henry J. Howell.
', ‘I. died Frills at the Soldiers?
Norotoa. The funeral services
old, yesterday afternoon at the
aged eighty-two
me
‘ere it
holds. ,
. The nations will play file All Nor-
w the next Saturday afternoon. The
h ills team Von again. last Saturday.
doisatl the, North Binds. of Bridge
inert. by he score of three to nothing. ‘
n was norm and who distiné
‘ , I. pilot!
tics.
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We hate lids millionth to. pack-
‘Ho oils. Ceylon and indie. Eng-
mnru‘hlt.‘
SchiichfinghroaarCo.
co. Miami Ave. a Main on. oat-kn
o ballot1 rm. Hay. Grain. near
and M. srdwars. Paints. Glass. 0
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From plans drawn by architects
Beckwith d: Jockson. oi Bridgeport.
contracts have been awarded for a
residence for .l. H. Biliiman. The plans
show an attractive house, of wood
and stone. with shingle roof. Ft. 3.
flawless is the anilder. F. J. Waifei
doing the plumbing and heating.
up will.
Vernon for a few dais to visit rela-
tives. .
The indies' Aid Society. .ef the tin»
ion Chapel, will hold a peach and ice.
cream sopliai next Thursday evening in
the chaps .
‘ Charles Mather. of Darlen, the con-
tractor. is making several improve
ments to the store and home oi Mrs.
H. C. Roscoe.
bill ii iii liiiliillli
Neal Savage. oi Calf Pasture Beach.
has been entertaining Vincent Rocco.
of New York.
James Piunketi and family, who
out at Cali Pasture Beach, havo re
turned to their home in Norwalk.
nutritionist torus: ,
or sum dillil ‘
(Continued from First Page.)
save for a cut tire, and a bent loud
guard.
Mr. Church. with his wife and three
daughters, was following a wagon on
the right hand side of the street. An.
other wagon was coming toward Nor-
wulk. a short distance toward the top
of the bill from the team and wagon
going up the hill. The Keyser auto
came down the bill at quite a pace and
attempted to go between the team or:
its side of the street and the team and
Church auto on the opposite side. This
would have been an easily accomplish.
ed performance, had the Keysor auto
been moving less swiftly, but at the
rate it was traveling, when the turn
was nearly effected. it skidded and the
r wheel on the left hand sldestruok
be forward wheel on the left hand
side' of the Church attic. 'l‘he
lirst damage in line was the bending
of the axle. This was bent at right
angles with itself. The mud guard
and running board came next and
these were ripped and twisted and
wrenchsd from the machine. The rear
mud uard followed the running board
in and... ripped from its place.
In the Keysor machine were twa
Keyser. and the other a friend. and
Mrs. Keyser's son. beside the chauf-
four. They were all greatly excited
being unnerved.
of the Church machine with her fit‘
that sat Miss Georgians Church. and
when the crash came. her ankle in
some way, was struck and for a time
thought to be broken. The probable
extent oi the iniury. howeVer, was a
bad sprain.
One of the first oi those to accord re-
lief was Rev. William H. Thomas. who
aiao‘assiated another automobile par:
ty in distress last week. Dr. Thumbs
provides a stretcher from his resi-
dence at Wilson's Cove. and desired to
have the injured ‘girl taken to his
home. but she said she preferred going
with her father to her home in stem»
ford. ,
immediately after the accident.
James Totien, chauffeur for Mrs. Key-
our. went to the garage of W. A. Han-
ford, and procured another machine in
which Mr. Hartford took Mrs. Church.
the injured daughter. and a spoond
daughter to their home in Stamford.
Then the other daughter went in the
Norwslk “that club and telephoned
to Dr. Donald it. Maciasn. of Summer
family. and he came to the place of
the accident. taking to auction! with
him the romainin members of the
Church family. hevlteyser machine.
after the young Makoyl‘or hsd made
an assessment with Mr. Ch ‘ oil for
this evening, in order to set is Old
blame for the accident, preceeded to
East Nerviaili. ,
The brush and saplin s have use
allowed to g w oh one side of ill
road so that t , ,ihtei‘fore with travel
there. and narro the space avallsb d
for autombbll and turns. it was is
ly last book ote’iaphoue combat),
was obliged to out down some of the
larger trees to d! their wires. ‘
”Auto mm Over Curb. .
There was an exciting ocean of:
minute into hallway afternoon to
the occupants" two antelhohi I
gulsiled himselt by sons ing the or:
strut of ltagls Hook. and badde
company torsbwt an hour while th
fire was in pro on in Darlen Friday
morning. its since been receiv.
street. when he stepped on ‘s clothes
pm, which propelled him backwards
clean our the ,rdiidown to titeilcor
- bounds. and it is the greatest wosdor
1 limit! mutants because of his
{Many in this line.
i he Mil-silt ior the erection of
_ a ' «W at W?“ i" ”W"?
the ill
street Hi ./ To occupants nails
31 the loathed, til ,
atria “7730110 to m (if , ,
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on a“. "soar out you»;
also. Mixtld Green and it ck. Fob
‘ minted. on the sidewalk in front of
Miss lrene Glover has gone to Mt.‘ The 1%" Y0" machine. ‘ Stoddard-
have been spending a month camping!
A Miss Emily Nash. of Dayview avenue.
The Keyser machine was uninjured;l
young ladies. onelho daughter of tinnitus Demby Douglass latencies
over the occurrence, the young ladies Mr. and Mrs. iawrence A. Douglass. of
In the forward seat Booth Norwalk, who have a line surn-
street. Stamford. a friend of the.
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. rhea , luau Drugs to
radicals. . . .
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: wrinkles and ior a solicit complex-
ion, as it whitest and beautiful. is ‘
antic. harmless and does not grow
' er. - . .
No Width Vito Values her an-
psara‘nos and who wants a smooth
clear skin she it \let a day go by
without tr . t cribs face, neck.
arms‘ald uun. ~ ‘
Got it for No. at all! A. D. 8.
drug stores ..,
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Then are the local A. D. B. drugglsfa:
Alida. Iii. dfll IL
The Iridgs F amaoy.
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“mm A OHM PM
Trinity Church and was stopped on
the lawn.
Dayton containing two men was com~
ing down the West street bill, when
Charles Pierce. manager of the Nor-
waik Consolidated Auto Company's
garage. tuned from Spring street.
headed for Falrdeld avenue. Both
drivers realised that they were in a
tight hit and to avoid a'colilsion. Mr.
Pierce turned down West street in
the direction of the Franklin school.
The New York man. instead of taking
this courh. swung about is the direc-
tion of l-‘alrileld avenue. lie was un-i
able to clear the curb. which caused
the trouble.
Mr. Pierce was disposed to be so
fair to the New Yorkers that he in-
ivlted them to stop at the Norwalk
Consolidated Auto Company's garage.
land have their car looked over and
help furnished on their tire. without
any charge.
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MIDI NAOH ENTIRTAINO.
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Novel Party at Her Home in Bay-
viow Avenue. Isiorday Evening.
A birthday surprise party was given
in honor of her
birthday anniversary. A number of
her friends were present and a very
‘ fine time was enjoyed. The bounteous
land dainty refreshments were served
on the lawn. under the decorations of
Japanese lanterns. and the night was
a pretty one. A Jaék’liorna pie was
opened and each guest received a.
prise. The pie wafdaoo'rated with red,
flowers and the foliage of green. After
the rcfreshmenta the entire party ad-
journed to the Country. Club. where
they colored the dancing. Those pres-
ent werc:The Mill“ ‘ Emlb Nash:
Margaret and Jessie gem-d. Gertrude
Hotciiliias. Mary Seymour. Frances
iiarstrota. Julio Knapp. Jeanette Mat.
thewson, Emily Boodle. Ella Willa-
ume. Lucretia Gore. Mary Sanger.
Mary Mcissllan. and the Meson.
(loot-go Webb Shillingford. Dudley and
idly Raymond. William Odell. Warren‘
t). Woodwer. Carton and Porter Mor-
gan. Russell Frost. Jr.. Eric liarstrom.
Frank atabte, Loon Watson and Real-
nsid titans. ..
' Saturday evening
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PARTY AT HARIOR VIIW.
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Many Friends at bummer floats.
Miss Dorothy Douglass. daughter of
‘mer residence on the shore at Harbor
iView Bosch. celebrated the annivorv
ssry of her birthday. Saturday after-
noon. by entertaining about forty of
'ber young friends. if was one or the
duct days of the season at the shore.
and all the children thomughly enjoy.
ed themselves in the vocal and instru-
mental music and various games which
more provided. One of the features
was a drawing contest in which the
participants drew familiar objects at
Harbor View. During the game a
shower of' fancy'hon bone added to the
fun. arm the contest the drawings
were uhlbltbd and voted upon and
John Sterling’s sailboat and Helen
Citbdoayno's train of cars received first,
place. Eugenio Immior's cat and
Charlotte Corbam'e girl in a swing
were also excellent. After the games
ice cream, cake and candy were serv-
ed. Before leaving for home they had
their closures taken in a group. _
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IALDWIN NOW TO OILICT Hi.’
OHAiRMAN.
Judge naidwinwlll'lmp his hands
on, thb light for chairmanship of the
Democratic state Central Committee
between Charles W. Gemstock and:
lgnatius A. Sullivan .
Judge Baldwin states his position as
follows: ‘ ' '
“The old time way was for the com-
mitt“ to won its WI dinners. and
i think tut tits belt was. This can.
ipsi n is that of the democratic party
in not or insists they may have
: at in scrotum for lists saloon.
think the committee.“ entirely com
WIN” do as «it associates and
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0 wet
iii-om 7:80
hrs 1,200"
willful, .
to’lozllo
half of the week.’ The acts Will be
‘ Harry Boston a 00.. in comedy magic.
which was the headline at Koch‘s New
’ umpire Theatre. Bridgeport. last week,
. where they scored a big hit and kept
(the audience in
Lficth I; Roses. the international sing-
roars of
era. present a neat singing and dqo
lag act: Root and White, the renowned
, dancing wonders. in soft shoe and clog
. dancing: Spine. Device and Spine, pre-
. fronting their comedy skit, entitled
"Breaking into Vaudeville." which is
' one scream from start to finish. Lat-
est motion pictures changed .daiiy.
Prices always the same. Matineea.
children. do. adults. 10c: evening. on-
tire balcony, 10c. orchestra (all some),
15 cents; boxes, 25c. Entire change
of vaudevll every Monday and Theft
day. Cami, g Thursday, Tommy Gray
ind: hid dancing maids and ids lacrolx
o.
NEIGHIOR CAMP MATTERS.
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Planning for a Viol! to New York on
topi‘mbor 30th. ‘
The members of Neighbor Camp.
Modern Woodmen of America. of
South Norwalk. has appointed a corn-
mitiee of which Frederick H. (lanung
is chairman to arrange to attend a
monster class adoption and reception
to be given by the famous Manhattan’s
Camp Forester team, champions of
Greater New York. at Palm Garden.
58th street, near Third avenue, Friday
syncing. September 30th.
The program as arranged by Manhat-
tan Camp is as follows: 8 p. m.. adop
lion at Palm Garden. admitting to
neighbors only; entertainment at
Kieth A Proclor's Theatre and Ter-
race Garden for ladies and friends.
Tickets free by applying to Palm
Garden. to p. m.. public reception to
head officials. open to the general pub-
lic, followed by exhibition drill by Man-
hattan's prise team. The adoption de-
gree will be exemplified from the new
and beautiful ritualistic ceremony of
adoption and will be interpreted by
the officers and foresters of Manhattan
Camp. The delegation from Neighbor
Camp will be met by a delegation from
Manhattan Camp upon their arrival in
the city, and after lunch will be escort»
ed to Palm Gardens to witness the
adoption ceremony. Arrangements as
to train time can be had from Neigh~
bor Canons. any member of the con:-
inittee or at the meeting Friday we
hing, September 33rd.
W gagger its
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s -'r law A RT
COOK
STOVES
are the equal of any
made and lower
in price
$19
will buy a Stewart. fully
guaranteed by us
The A. J. Angevine a: Son Co.
134 to as Washington Street.
south Norwalk
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
GS
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be rally for tho
but. order your on 5
Range today
on sasv surname nil
batsman
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Who‘ll” II to whether he wont
stump the state ho “iii that M V031 .
be calmly is shortness- of the state
orthodontist * . .
Socrates .illrl.» homes. of the doin-
a i shall fall Ms meeting
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Power .00;
Music Hill was filled to its capacity.
fiend the patrons do not have
. . r the first chow to be over
to get seats. The show is continuous
‘ . In. and" there
«his to it done front. no
Patrons, some and stay as
pages they please. rock dc Hart have
, boo ed another big snow for the first ,
laughter. .
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'cacsoada heads.
First M. a. Church.
ingtou's class in the Sunday school
you.
Thursday~~~r7:45, 1). up. the people‘s
prayer and praise service. Rev. F. B.
Upham will lend. its sure to attend
and greét Dr. U‘pilam.
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Knight Street A. M. E. Church.
‘Mondsy eveningwoirclo meets it
the parsonage. ii Franklin avenue. at
8 p. in.
Tuesday mentor-Usual class inset"
log at the church and final arrange
monts forflthe harvest cats ng. and
other business. All the members are
earnestly requested to be present.
Wednesday evening—wt full choir re-
hearsal at the church to complete the
program to be given at Stamford on
the 21st. All members of the choir
are urged to be mascot.
Friday evening—«Allen C. E. League
proper meeting at the church; J. .i.
.t‘ liar. leader.
aturday. 3 p. m.--.funior choir re-
hearsal at the church.
Sundnyml’reachlng at 11 a. m. by a
local brother. Allen 0. E. league at
‘i p. m.; Miss M. Way, leader. Preach-
ing at 8 p. m. by the pastor.
MOTOR GOOBI RHYMIO.
'l bought a little motor car,
in shining. bright array.
1 loaned it to a friend of mine
To drive a mile away; ‘
He battered it and shattered it,
And dragged it through the mire,
And brought it back on three flat
wheels.
And one unpunctured tire.
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One misty. moiety morning
When cloudy was the weather.
i met a very stylish man.
in auto clothes of leather;
l began to compliment,
And he began to grin:
And. lo! it was my chauffeur slick
Who'd "borrowed" my machine.
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{or Sale in any amount ,
Foreign Money orders and Drafts to
all Parts of the World
Bond Required by Law
Deposited With stats of Dean.
For Protection of Patrons
insurance and Roll Estate Agents
J. M. Layton 81 Co.
a Railroad Ave. Booth Nemlk
cu tintinw
11! WAIHINGTON ITRIIT
Tuesday—4:45 p. m.. Brother‘Rem-
room. Come and bring another with
~Edith Vaughan Michaux in Gunter‘s..
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constellations?
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This who irate "Tinnitus To. as
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. Inhibits.
country fair to,.a most moderndnstit
titties. non striir
than!!! Mireille” consumm-
assert-minds nus. poultry? such.
day next. . in keeping with the pro
gross that has marked the enterprlie “
from. its inception it) years she. the - .
horse this our ives way in great part
tattle so me lie. The display of
dogs. pet stock. poultry. battle,
draught horses and other live stock
promises to. be more extensive than.
ever, and the industrial exhibits wil
eclipse those of past years.
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more complete arrangements than
before for adequate transportation ia~
cillties for those who do not find it:
convenient to drive or ride to the
beautifully stunted fair grounds atop
. greenfield Hill. Automobile and team
conveyances will be aplenty to bring
the patrons from the Falrileld cars
through the well kept country to the
scene of the fair.
All departments will open for ex-
hibition each day of the fair at 10
o‘clock. and each day will offer spe-
cial attractions in the amusement lino.
Every afternoon there will be a. con-
cert on the band stand at the club
house. Already the fair groutidshave
taken on a busy aspect, the'exhihits
being piled up in formidable array. wj
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Make Any Necessary ?
and have it ready for cold weather.
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