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convention of firemen. gave their re-
‘ _ . . ‘ ports on the cmWentIon. After busi-
ROW‘AYTON nous, the members spent a sociable
time.
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' ‘I’Iarry Gllruth and family, of Spring-
id'ale, moved to Rowayton Wednesday.
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I Broad River V
Mrs. Narcissa 'l‘yroll. of limtnsbury
avenue, Is In Phlhuielphin. visiting her
Mrs. Mary Themes. of Rowayton
.dein Themes, of Jamaica, Low 13-
fllnd.
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. Mrs. Frank L. 'l‘hoall and daughter
“Mildred of I’ennoyer street, left yes:
ilinot'duy for Uhutham. New York.-to
spend two weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Henry beach and son Oliver,
of Ilroolilyn. who have been the
éuosis of Captain and Mrs. Hichsoni
W. (lolc, ot lion’ayton avenue, are
new spending; a few days with rein-
lives In ltowayton.
Mrs. Charles 'Guilos has returned
home from a visit with littnbury rela-
tlves.
Mr. anti Mrs. George W. Voorheos.
of Riverside avenue. were among the,
attendants at the Danbury fair yes-
tertiny.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas it‘. James and
__ sou Paul have returned home after
' Mr. and Mrs. Jesse “Porter who’ll visit with Mr, .‘Iames' sister, Mrs.
have been the guests of Mrs. Porter's; William Reed, of New “"91"
iv '..l.t l. .c- " , .
moi “" MN I“ or W Ck 0‘ Cro k Mrs. llanlamiu C. Ezemteilo. oi Sil-
’ t street, arI now vlsltln- In Brook-i
et ‘ g ivermin avenue, is much Improved
ifrom her serious illness, which will
lyn, and will shortly return to Porto
Rico. where Mr. Porter is engaged in
I) m ‘M 1ibo pleasing news to her host. of
u. I" " friends.
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A' ”' “mm” and R' 5' ”my Mr. nlld Mrs. wiuium Lei‘onnt. of
illutff()l'ii t3?” residolnc: at v;,1°l:\0m”l:m}Coinutoclt avenue. were visitors at the
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“‘ ' ' iemens. 0 (ll 0' “jfiiilianbnry hair yesterday. Mr. lmlonnt
loot. possess on yesterday, and “ llntenda to go up again tomorrow. to
spend several weeks there.
. essrs. .
‘1 IWitness the automobile races.
Fullerton and .lni‘fray have started the} w
.Slitmil have established on one limit.
‘ and refuse to take man over 85 yeinis
. this remedy at our risk. with the dim
attananiuirwnnten
Baldness Ir. too Generally Considered
I Sign of Advunqzd Ana.
A baldqlteadod person does not have.
an equal chance with one blessed with
a healthy head of hair, because baIdV
um Is to generally assented as undu-
dlca'tllon of and. Many larne carbon»
of into as new employees. 1
Probably 65% of bald-beaded people
may regain a good head of healthy hair
it they will follow our advice and no.
dept ouroffor. We have a remedy thati
we pouitvoly gnaralntee to grow hall"i
on any bend. unions the rods of the.
hair are entirely dead, their follicles
closed, and the scalp has become glas-
od and shiny. We want, people to try
tinct understanding that unless it
does oxnotly what we claim it will. and
gives satisfaction in every respect. we,
shall make no charge for lhe remedy
used during the trial.
We know exactly what we are talli-
ing about. and with this offer back off
our statements no one should scoff.
doubt our word. or hesitate to put our
remedy to on actual test.
We want every one in South Nor»?
walk who Is suffering from any scalpi
or hair trouble. dandruff. falling bnlri
0r baldness to try our ilexall “ii“ iiairi
Tonic. We want them to use It regu-
larly ----- any until three bottles have
been deadwood if it done not eradicab- .
erection of another house at Builer‘sl‘ Mrs. Frederick Ficdler and son Har-
Island.
. \ land. of Ilartloti avenue, spent yi-siei‘»
R"“"“~‘""“ “'38 well represented “may with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hyatt, oi
the Ilanbury fair yesterday. “mo"giM'estport.
those in attendance were Mr. and Mia,
Willis Mills and daughter Inez, Mrs.i
Earl Thomas, Mrs, George W. Slovenia:
Mrs. llans lager, Mrs. F. R. Waters, Miss Bessie Costello Entertain. Com'
Mis. Elizabeth Crooks and son WII- . party of Friends.
.li.tm. Mr. and Mrs. leorgc Scnddor. Miss Iiossie Costello. of Putnam
James Id. Stevens. Edwin l.. Stevens avenue. was very pleasantly and mm
and Albert Ferris. Wednesday Minllilclull' llllli'll fibrill‘lw.lasl evening.
and Mrs. Aaron ‘6. Stevens spent the, Wlwu llill‘fl‘lllVo or her you“: lady
day seeing the nights at the fair. ‘frlcnds tendered her a variety show-
;er in honor of her coming nuptials
A WI." llllilllli‘ 9003111 WM 8W0" Wadi With John Kane. Mimi Costello had
mummy evening at the home 01' “is“;llaflopit‘tl an Invitation: to take dinner
'Rulli Ii. 'i‘bomes. Rowayton avenue. by. with Mr. and Mrs. pmduripk M0.
the nwml-cl'rl of ill" Elm'lll'lll Manuel Mabou and returning from that latter
of the Methodist (‘hurcIL A litrgt-I)01t:].|,...,. of 3.1m o‘clock. came 1,“..wa
fire was built near Miss 'I‘homes‘ ll0m9;(.("l\- upon ”M. authoring 0f “mm, In.
ry and grandson, Waiter Eugene Ire-
GIVEN A VARIETY SHOWER.
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and around this the party authored. dies and a most happy lime yummy
wlicrc il‘uniti‘urtcrs were rouaicd and 51h. ('"htklv rocovw‘cd “pr 3...“.
Later the party adjourncd to the linrti,i lug: l‘l'mvll to
wlu re i:tlllll‘> were played and a gen ’ humps...
oral good lime enjoyed. There was at
good attendance. and all were enilsw'
gel with thi- evening‘s sport. :
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be a most cliaiaiiny.
In the course of the evening gables
were played and music wan furnished
by the talented guests present liiitt'l‘
nylroshments were served and II was
DARIEN
AND
NORO’I‘ON -
A tennis match will be played Suinr-
duy‘. at Woe ilurn (iolf Club.
fuel until the Wee hours of the morn-
ing that tho merry llill'Iy dispersed.
\vlshinu their hostess many happy ro
turns of the day and a successful mar
rieii life.
Miss (‘ifstello was the recipient of
many gifts. of cut glans. china, linen
anti pictures..
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’FLOWER SHOP FOR YALE STU-
DENTS.
NEW HAVEN, ()ct. its—In addition
to the main business concerns ntntiau
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ncsday in Bridgeport on business.
'l‘he Noroton l-lolshts Military "Hull the trail.» of the students. The two
held Its monthly" meeting “'(‘lllll'lll‘lll' managers will be chosen from the urn
«nighl. at the llrothIsc- ‘demlc and scientific freshman classes.
, The Yale Dramatic .-‘\ssocisiion has
secured for its conch William llnich
,ius, liltil. who has hon an art and drn~
mafic critic. a playwright and a stone
imitnasxor, having studied with the Hi“
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ilitll U 1' often.
Margaret Smith. daughter of Him-
flli‘ti Smith. of liarlen. ls spending sev-
eral days with relatives In Norwalk.
(ieorae (‘rubb and wife. of Mormon.
have been spending several days with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bruno. Long» ‘ 1
“pm... ‘ TWO MRMEN INJURED.
r KAlelAS HITY. Mo., Octdlx—wnll the
The adjourned town mootlmr. wlilcbl “”9 balloons ”ii“ “'9‘" “ll ”0‘“ “ill"
will be held of the. Town Hall Maui-"WWW“ in the Bennett ""l’ race. the
Monday, h, “mm,“ forward .0 with ml l.abm cup race, and the altitude con.
Wm... ‘fesi. save one. were still in the air
' today,
Miss Margaret Smart. who has been i the headquarters of the Aero Club.
encoding several weeks at the home mi The America II., landed this morn
Mm. I‘lreckor, returned Monday" to
Brooklyn.
uvm ‘
it: pilot. William Itasman. and his
aide. Joseph l-lurlbut. were painfully
bruised when the bag came down amid
telephone wires.
' All the other halloonlsts are believ-
ed to be sailing northward over Miti-
neaoia.
(‘arry and Louise .Rlchoris. who
hm» boon unending a wank at the
boom of Mrs. Decker, Noroion Heights.
lime returned to llrooklyn.
iietil‘gt' Kroig has returned to his
bmm- bere. after spending two weeks
at ilillliliil'y. where he represented the
firm of Bauer k Niles at ma. fair.
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wouuoao m aroma RIOTING.
NIBW ORLEANS, Oct. ti. The man
seriously wounded In the strike riot-
’I‘be fire committee ital a regular
infecting. Tuesday night. MIG a Will?"-
on the fair. which was held tome time
aw. by the firemen. was submitted. It
is slated lltnt $3.75 «was cleared on the
'i'nlr. .lohn Burton and William Dill!-
duu. iii-lemma wiuypttendod the state
a urikebreaker train Brooklyn. N. 3i.
A bullet penetrated his abdomen.
If. Si.‘lioputy Marshal Johns. who
took the men back to their quarters.
was shot in iihe left hand. '
The Imported men. about 15 in num-
escormiito their flown: quarters. The
only was attacked by .ahuut‘a dozen
unidentified men. , '
“ with a full
‘iiltirll‘ri-
‘ a . . . . . i ‘ i
(on... and \yalolmolon “(Alp hflr\ibli.1muu and tlirouabout H", entire my”.
i”, by stndcnle of Yale as a medium of.
lvlnnford Smith. of Ilarlen, spent Wed-gsu-lfbelp, such as a laundry. clotlu-s'
: pressing shop and ans appliance oiling,
in llower show In to be opened to secure,
lug here. last nicht to Louis Lackuor.’
Iber. employed an clerks. were being.
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dandruff. cleanse and refresh the scalp. 1
.iilizbtou the hair roots and grow new"
,bnlr, We will return every cent paid“
f us for the remedy for he more asking. I
ETili'I't‘ In no formant? caper-fed. and
{up exact no obligation from the user
i whatever.
We are established rluht here In,
South Norwalli and make this often
ulnlersztumling that ‘
business success entirely depends;
iupon the sort of treatment We accord
ionr customers. and we would not dare
intake thi- abow offer unless “0 wer'
ipoidlively ceiiuin that we could aub-
slnirtinte it in every particular. “t“
member, you can obtain Rexnll Rented
idles in this community only at our5
atorevtt'l‘hc Retail Store. The f.‘liffd'rd
Ll'harmacy. Quiitner it t‘uuty
PETERSBURG EXPRESS RECALLS
9L0 DAYS TO VETERANS iN
HARTFORD.
(mo of the biatoricui objects before
:which the obi soldiers in Hartford
\Vol‘t' Intermited in was the "Pitts-
hurg Express" used by the First (lon-
iwclii‘iti Artillery. Many a man has
pnuswl below it Some of them into
ltopt on pausing. It is an example or
ratiwr the way in wlilrb It was used.
Is an canniple of Yankee oilplnullty
such as is filling: to be [\I‘t'Nf'fH‘li on
.t‘upliol Hill It stands near the cor-
nt- of Trinity street and (‘apilul avo-
nue. and In it grim reminder. to plain
sight or the State Library niid Sn-
: pronto l‘onrl building. that tho Iinmni~
able lqu of Justice test. after all.
not for as their Immutabillty is non
corned. on force properly dil‘ocluti.
The force which this old mortar
extondt d in. that memorable alone of
I‘eiersburp which helped to brim: the
war to a close. if was mounted on a
flat plntiorm railroad car. which had
been reinforced and run on a curve
of the railroad track on the right bank
of the Appomattox ltlvot‘. it was
‘ maimed by t‘ompany (L. First (‘onllec-
lticnt Heavy Artillery, and was known
,I’ur and wide as the "l‘elersburg Ex-
I press."
At the time that the gun was plac-
.ed In Its present location, the story
1of Its misaion was told as follows:
i "The method of mounting the mar-
. tor. the extreme weight of which. 17..
iooli pounds. rendered It unmanageable
' was conceived by Mayoiailenernl But-
: ler. General Butler originated the
according to information at Idea of servinu It upon a railroad our pet. and his band of 8
and ordered one made as an exporb
iment. The first car broke under the
Inn after weathering a severe storm. i shocks, a nooond prepared by tlwion~ p
1ainoers in charge of the military rail-
road. answered Its purpose admirably;
‘It consisted of an ordinary track car.
I strengthened by additional beams tied
fatrouxly by iron rods covered by iron
plating. Fired with fourteen pounds
of powder the motor recalled upon the
our loss than two feet and upon the
track some ten or twelve feet.
"The experiment was a decided suc-
oeu. run one occasion three at ‘
out observers reported that I shall
burst under the mom's [an and blow
It and its carriage entirely above the
parapet. On July 30. 1864. the mine
on General iiurnslde‘s trout was
sprung at 4:45 a. m.. and a heavy or-
tillery fire commenced and continued
until 10:30 a. m. This mortar throw
nineteen shells. doing good execution,
to keeplnit bank the enemy and 910-;
looting our own hulk tram Imnrx
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‘for two weeks. continues in a serious
Charles (lorsa “filling his silo this
week. an 5 _
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Theodore Hamilton utili continues
qulto ill.
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Mrs. D. Moses is ententalnlng her
sister, Mrs. Tolles,‘ from New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, of wanton.
have been guest's this week of their
Mrs. (l. E. Drew returned from a
few ilays‘ visit in New York yesterday.
Mrs. Irving Lockwood ls entertain-
lni: her brother. John Gordon. of New
York.
Mrs. lrcne liowns Is to town to my
slot in caring for her brother. Charles
Barnes.
Charles Barnes. who has been ill
condition.
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daughter. Mrs. I. J. Iockwood.
Mrs. Frank Fitch spent Wednesday.
in Bridgeport.
George W. Adams has returned from
a trip to New York and named to the
lianbnry Fair today.
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Mrs. Joseph McGowan, of Bayonne.
N. .I,. Is lb.- guest of her sister, Mrs.
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nitration
Indore. You For Months Against 1
Sick Headache, Blilousnoas, Con-
stipation or a Bad Stomach.
LABOR INVES’TIGATORS ELECT. i
(.‘oniinissionors appointed under an!
act of the last General Assembly to}
lnvostlituto condhions under whichi
wage-earning women and children arol
working met for the first line yester- ‘
day at Ibo Capitol. inriiartford, intbei
other of the stale commissioner of lag
bor statistics. The following oiiioersi
‘3
remofii
CIGAR
QU A L. i "l" ‘t’ P i. U .“S.
were elected:
i’rosideulv-Di‘. James W.
New Canaan.
Sowrotaryw Miss Olive
Gulli‘ord.
Put naidowjnai of‘tce—~«the Salts.
Cailuutic i’ills. (‘asiut‘ Oils or purga-
tlve watoro which merely force a
passageway through the. bowels, but
do not thoroughly cleanse. freshen and
purify these drainaseor alimentary
organs. and «have no effort Awhniovcr
upon the liver and stomach.
Keep your. Inside organs pure and
fresh with Casrarets. which (thorough-
Iy cleanse the stomach. remove the
undigested. sour and fermenting food
and food gases. take the excess blit-
McLean!
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from the. liver and carry out of the “Chi i
. system all the decomposed waste mal- “"“‘"“""‘“”"'”“
to? and poisons in the intestines and PAVEMENT TOR“ UP-
bowels. The Belgian block pavcnont In
A Citacarct tonight will make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you alcepwnever gripe, all-lien
and "out only to cents a box from your
drnaaist. Millions of men and women
take a Cascare! now and then and new
a force of men under Contractors (3.;
work Is in preparation for laying the
1..“va [ndmflnnm Sour Stomach or ditch and the contract is being pushedl
(.‘unstlpatod bowels. (‘ascnrets belong ,1 3° ”1‘“ it need “0“ “9 “W"FS‘WN '0 “will.
in every household. Children just love i ”l" “”9“ 03’9“ 3‘" longer “‘3" ”“30"“.
to take them. ' gable. -
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rpmendmhllfing established jeweler. will hold a
public auction. beginning tonight at
Su‘psilniondeni of Schools Thomas;7:1iii_o'clooit, and continuing daily na-
8. Weaver. of llartiord.conferred with l l“ his 8N“? 'Sl‘ll‘k l8 lllfilmscd of. as
the members in reference It) chlldrenjllc has decided to retire permanently
if"!!! H to Iii years old. Other com-”mm l’llfiillefisi
missionors than the officers are Laborllllller Tl“: fllliflloll W35 10 have Riki!“
Commissioner Patrick H. (lonnelley, ofi D1800 lflfil summer, bill lack 0" 111ml"
l‘laubury, James P. V't’oodruff, oi LitchJGBi (‘llll-Wd bl’
"01d. and Mrs. Mary Burke, of Nopiweatber caused a postponement.
action weakens the bowels, leads to
lchronic constipation.
,uiets.
Main street is being torn up today by ,gtomach, cure constipation.
-l. llylntgon and Tony Parndlsa. The“ RODGERS NEAR END OF FL'GHT'
m“; mains in 10“,” Main mm“ as was ; on his coast to coast flight for a prize
told in these columns yesterday. There 7. 0' “0'0““ “'35 “3’9”“! ‘0 land this
or have Headache. Illiiouaness. coated . i“ also ii for“ 0‘ men 3‘ work 0“ the ’ afternoon in Grant Park, Chicago.
1to start an hour‘s night for Chicago.
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JEWELRY AUCTION.
A. W. Austin. the Well—known and
This Is a bona Me
the extremely warm
——Don't use harsh physics. The 9*
Get Doan's Rel-
Tbey operate easily, tone the
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CHICAGO. Oct. 6.—~C. P. Rodgers.
He spent the night at Hammond.
ind. and planned shortly after noon
After a rest here, Rodgers will do
part for Kansas City.
fillies NORTHROP SURPRISED. i :
FOR SALE
Number of Friends Entenalned At2
Her Home in Orchard Street.
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Frank Mort-house.
Mm. Ambort Kelloaa, of Stamford.‘
has been a recent visitor of Mr. and?
Mrs. u, n. Hello-Lg. . 3
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Mr and Mrs. John Knr‘nltoch and,
0‘" family are taming this week to \Vcsb: age of twenty yrnrs on saturday. Miss
port to spend the whim.
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Master Raymond Fitch and ln‘oihcri
Kenneth have returned front a \init
with their aunt, Mrs John McCarthy;
at Lyons l'inlns.
Mr, and Mrs William, Osborn and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs (‘harles Rot-no
and arm, .l \i, Lorkwood. Miss litlwl‘
Inultwood. lit-y. and Mrs J. A Smith.
the Misses-z flanks. Willis Hunks. Satu-
. uel Andrews. James Ilrlllln are among
those at the ilanbury Fair this week.
About forty friends attended the sur-
prise patty izlven Rev Ii Mosee on
Tuesday eycnznit. the messiah helm;
his birthday. \ jolly evening was
:«ilrlii. l‘t'llt"aili“t‘l)i$ of sandwiches.
who and coffee Iii-int: served. with a
handsome lilribdiy (‘flkt' forming the
principal table dm oration. The rever
end gentleman “:in the rei‘ildtllll of
gifts at MIVNWJI'I‘ and a handsome
stun of money presented by his attests,
SEVEN PRISONERS ARE SEN.
TENCED.
In the i'l’llltilliii side of the com
mon pleas coutt yesterday fluorite
Mnnuer, alto was arrested a week app
for sclitiing in a lzilsv alarm oi tire
ilom box Ill, pleaded guilty and was
ll )Il ‘ " . \I‘ ll . v ' ‘ ‘ ‘ '
in tul 01” Into ilH‘ MIUIWI'MN‘ a flood ti and ”no... aml item It) jail for lhrm (hlldien. MI. .lllshop was a war
six months.
Alfred 5 Perry and lienry Wells, ui
Fairlieltl. pleaded guilty to violation
of the liquor Ian. and were each ilncd
2.3.
For stealing 3‘10 from Howard Tay-
ior last June. 'l‘bmnus Klnnune was
ilued Silo,
William May of llt‘idxeport was liti-
mi trip for pitiltlilllf: guilty in keeping a
saloon open on Holiday.
Marion (lardeiio, charged with car.
ryluit concealed weapons. was fined
No.
James Parmesan,» was fined 32?.
itud souteumd to Jail for 2H days for
assault.
Steven I'rbun did or)! appear to
answer in the. charge of steallna lunr
"' was lor-
on)
felted.
.-\t the conclusion of the David J.
lanaaaa case the court adjourned
until neat Tuesday *fornuoou.
m momma
A Medicine m0”: Not Coot Any-
thing Unlu- lt Quintin.
The active medicinal Ingredients of
Ruth Orderlies. which Is odorless.
tasteleu and colorless. in an entirely
"'new discovery. Combined with otherl
extremely valasiil.
forms a perfect bowel radiator. Inter
tlnal Invigorator and ctmxthenor.
Roxali Orderliu are eaten Ilka candy.
and are notable for their agreeable-
mm to the palate and gentleness of ac-
tion. They do not cause wiping or
any disagreeable effect or inconven-
umoo. ‘
Unlike other preparations for a like
mirpoue. they do not ornate a habit.
Innredlonts. it
Janine. No. 21. Shepherds of Baillie
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas? SOUTH NORWM‘K‘
'I‘. Northrop, of Orchard Strep]. was House, 7 rooms. improve-
the scene of a pretty surprise birth~ meats: in: Max:300: near i
tin." party last vvi‘diina. The. party school and depot: trolley .
was tendered to Miss l‘nrrie Helen, “"‘l lllll‘t‘ll b‘l-"eel- ‘Price i
Northrop who will have reached the .5500. i
J. M. Layton 81 Go.
Insurance a Real Estate Agents
5 Railroad Ave" South Norwaik
Northrop was taken unuwaree and the
urprlae was complete.
Phonoaraph selections, singing. dun.
ring and games were enjoyed by all.
An extyolleni collation was served at'
a late hour. Among the guests was “H“ W.
Hotel Mahackemo
a delegation front Indy Washington
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
oeuvres AND comma UP TO on: 1
RATE. e2 Fan on AND unwaani
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Mrs. A. ll. Buttery. Mr. and Mrs..
James t‘raia. Mr. and can. Williamé SUNDAY DINNERS 250 i
Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lincoln. Mr. Ba‘lquets a SpCCialty
and Mrs. William Ilnycs. Miss (‘urrie
TEL. CALL 088
II. Northrop. Miss Hanoi Pitilllps..
New York. New
gory lskiynn. Earle Hatfield. I‘laronce Haven & Hart-
Mina Marjorie V. Smith. Mina l‘oarli
lint-field. ilnrobi 'i‘ripp. tkorpc Smith. ford
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hem. of which Mir... Northrop is an
officer The hostess was the “clot-
lent of many handsome gifts.
Among those present new Mr. and
.Mru, Thomas T. Northrop. Mr and
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\'an Scoy, Miss ("firs Sampson. Mine:l
Kathe; (insinveon. Miss I‘uthorinei
Sherwood. Miss Minnie Northrop.
hinterson Racket, and Harold ilalbird. D l
Louis Wobd. William lsklyan, fire-
In Elke! Oct. 1. 1911.
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PLAINFIELD LEGISLATOR DIE8.
f‘lviN'I‘ltAl. Vii.l..-\(’il«2, llci l‘..~-i'aich
1‘. Bishop. member of the legislature
from l‘lainfieid. died today. after a‘
short illness of pneumonia. lie was‘
aerontydlvo years of age and leaves,
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«SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YtliiK.E
~ A. M.” I21“. 5 unit. Eizllx. ll:l".l. r. 57;
' \otrrnn of the inn Conn. \‘olitnteers.~]...' . 713).. Mix. mm :| 13.x. uztr.’
J. . .illy. .
a (lruntzer “‘(‘liviillOWll throughout 1...,-,_ Hm ”mm .vi
Windham county. and a farmer by oc- “”‘ ‘“ ”“Vh‘m “""""- '4' "’x- ‘
. _ ..;2 i '."'i.:lf..‘5:fol\, lipid, Mix. , was.
rupniion. He was a member of the lingo. d i
:eummiftoe on military affairs and on ”t" i
A. .\i. ‘ 5.0%. mile. h-I. lit 3.\.‘
“‘9“ 0’ “Hill. I' to 21m. 2 m. irtlfi. (1?»in
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Mr. Ilishop was the fourth member i,oo.\. ..t-, ...._ x \ 9,...“ 1.. .5.
*New YORK TO SOUTH NORWALKJ
i A. M. rm. hit", m5. h;i"'\, h‘ti'lx.
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l‘. M.~~l:.':li:l.\. l:ld. izfillx. Max, #87.
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YOU TAKE NO CHANCE
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one sergeant, two corporalsmndx tanfbowel action.
men belonging to Company (3., «had We will refund your money without
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