FOR ' ' ELEBRATION . .t . SREVICE: MEN: : ’ (Continued from. First Page). f‘x “ether with the chairman of the la-l 5de committee,’ this evening. in the hose house, and. at this time, final jmngements will be completed. Alli the soliciting has been done. An ex- “bellent. menu has been prepared by the .7 Indies. -The good things that will be . mvlded will be clam chowder, the i' good, old fashioned kind, made by that " postmaster. Jesse Jarvis. of, Highland Avenue, who has had much experience in that line; roast beef, done to a. turn: mashed potatoes, mashed tur- Dips, salad. pickles. jelly. celery, home- ;made bread and pies, ice cream. coffee. xigars. What better feed could the ,boys wish? The committee will also give the. boys packs of cigarettes. The decorator has arrived in town and already the store of 1’. N. Needle, at the corner of McKinley street and Rowayton avenue, as well as his resi- dence. across the street, show the ct- .'1ect of the skilled hand of the artist. Several other people have engaged his services anti the old village promises 10 look its best. The headquarters of ,the affair. the Rowayton Hose (‘om- f’any, will be decorated frotn top to Ibottom, both inside and out. and the vjilace will present a pretty sight. Mrs. ‘Edgar 1.. Raymond. assisted by Mrs. 1Edward G. Shine and Miss Marie - lloore, will have charge of the decor- Eating of the tables. 9 I The children of the public school“ ‘ members of both of the churches here, 1 'will be in the parade, which will as-l . semblc at (‘annon square, at 8: .nclock. At a meeting of the Hose com- I pany. held on Monday night, it wasi tnanimously voted to participate inf the parade, and all members were not-i flied by postal telling of the time and: other particulars. The fire apparatus, will be out and add much to the af~i lair. The ladies of the local auxiliary; 'oi’ the Red Cross have signified their; intention of participating. There are. $0 members here, and they will be an attractive sight in their white dresses} .and insignia of that wor‘hy organiza—E tion. A large number of the young la- dies of the village will be in the par-‘ . ade in fancy costume. Mr. Scofield al— ready has the acknowledgment of over half of the boys who were invited. and he expects to have heard from the most before this evening, This is a Very necessary part of the program, as 1 St. is the only way that the commit- 199 will have of knowing just how many to expect. so. should there be Ally service man who has neglected to mail the card. it is hoped that he willi ilo so at once, so that the committee can count on him. All the young folks are anticipating a good time at. the dance in the even-’ ing, for which the, Sterling-Wellnitz or- chestra has been engaged to furnish music. The committee hopes that everyone. in the village will be out. on Saturday. and make the affair a. suc- cess in all of its various attractions. The community paid for the good time. , and they are to enjoy the good time: flat ls planned. The dance hall has‘1 been put in excellent. condition and a‘ Sood time is assured. 4*, I i UNITED WORKERS MEET. i NEW HAVEN, Oct. lT.—l'.'dwtn 8.5 Merrill of New York city, “as chosen grand master workman of the grand: Iodge, American ()rdcr of l'nitetl j .‘Workmcn. which closed its annual ' session late yestt rtlay. New 1 0m . state is included in the (‘Onnt‘t'llt'lllt Jurisdiction. John T. llottigan or. Hartford, tict’tt'tl Grand Foremanfi ger Dickinson of New Haven, re- ‘ elected Grand Recorder. ll. Herbert: Eishop of New Haven, elected Grand ‘ Treasurer. and l). \\. llvlaney oi Erldgeport, Grand Oversee . ‘ -. ” ..._ --__..__,. mi BlFF! , ‘Stop jolting Liver and Bowel: with violent drugs, but 3 take "Cascarets." J l “Dynamite" bile out of your sys- tem with calomel and other sickening mrgatives 13 all wrong. Salts, Oila,' -q.nd Cathartic \\‘aters act by flooding. ? the bowels with the digestive juices "‘ twhich are vital to the stomach. Cas-t Greta are different. They act $78 3| mnlc to the bowel muscles, which isi '1110 only sensible way to relieve 3! “ions attack. a sour, acid stomach.1 our constipated bowels. There is no! wiping or inconvenience. You nat-l _~.rally return to regularity and cheer- Qflness. Cascarets cost very little and they work while you sleep. m Scientific lien—listry Something New! able Bridge Work. '—-—4gg: BAR ’ CAN!!! 0 GE YOU HAVE IT. ACCOUNTS m ' - canon 11' ' ”is?“ if: '- ‘ YOU WANT rr. ""' ' ' H“'—'."‘ “‘ i”"'- "." , i ‘V x ‘ . ‘ ’ R . .t.‘ A . ‘ 7' 'J . I i .1" ' 3 O‘ 4 .11. I ".", . Q - FA ‘ I]: ' 5.9V. ' ( ‘a > ‘; . w l ._ .7." —- .‘ I \\ ,7; £2. 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