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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
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Elm" beranitaltet morgen Qbenb in Der
Charlottesville" Gfe BON 6uu@ unO
8eaionitraBe, Elm groBes 66auturz
nen nit barauf folgenOem 8aG. @ue
Skinner Der ebten Surneret Iinb bier
3u 6er3li9 %piQfommen.
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*** 0ie rQr6eiterz 2ieDertofel" Der<
a~nfaltet beute, @pnntag, 4bano
i'm o2aborz2pceum" i6r S4IuB=
Gon3ert, fir peGde5 groBe 8orberei>
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3iigli6es 9rogramm b~Orfiibren uno
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fetner Sreunbe unb Skinner.
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3u perfnufen:

Su perfnHfen:
1904, Cfs9altimorc=S trube, biatg.
Il6 uno II, SadiOn=9lace.
$40, &eftzS zStraBe.
Baltimore 8uFneB Bureau" ntuutet Jlur,
gouitobfs PuilOiuI. (gpril1, 1IttJ
Bargains in MSobn= une 6ef6dfts@G taentbHm
in ben 0orfd0teH, StdOt uno ouf benz Sanos.
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Serlauat int NaaeneinclI.
SteQrngeiude:

5tsIItgeIu6:
3psi iunes enplii9 ipre6enoe Seuti6t iudtn
Stsaung as @aiter ober 9nrtseptr. Ra6jufragtn
IN SIR. 1106, 9oDion=5trabe, 2otutz9oint.
l03-9
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Bis gum Is. Qpril (incI.) Die groBen
5rii6ia6rS : Nettrennen ftatt. IS
per0en tdgIi6 flint ooer me6r 8ennen
gebaIten, unb tdgIi4 finOen aud
9%irbenrsnnen ftatt. 9as erIte Rens
men beginnt UNI 3 ubr jeoen Na4mitz
tag. Der Gintritt5Prei5 betrGgt nur
so Gents; reieroirte SiBe so Gents
EXTRA, Bel 4I6uugb8 gu bdben. Wie
es beiBt, fino bic Gintragungen fir
Die 8ennen gr0Ber, al5 i.
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neues 2uIt1piel, pirO am 9ienta8,
ben q. Npril, in Der u8anerti4en
Rational : 6aqe" an Der Siioz6reoez
rif5traBe gum erTten Male auf8sz
fibrt, unb 5pur gum 8eiten Der alien
0reieinigteitsS&tr4e, bic gu t6rem i'm
6erbfte ftattfinOenOen Subildum Der
65zia6rigengriiten3 nOthpenOig renOz
Dirt tperoen muB. 4usge3et6nete
8rdfte baden 7i8 freunOtihit erbOten,
bic perf6iebenen 3oIlen bes 2ufipiels
gu iibernsbmen. Die f6Dne 4usitatz
tung beieG6en pirO Obne 3neifel Oa5
beutI9e 9u6Iitum ~gepinnen, oenn
f6on Der muiitaGiT9e unO geiangli3e
Sbsil lit Der REMEMBERING pertb.
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SIR. 1912, O'9pnneqaStr., 2aoenfronte, in Gutem
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Su p%eredufen:

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alts Sabrqdnqe Der ggarttnlaubt, " tart ~atbuEoen
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9eftern fpurben i'm 8iireau Der
8ablaufi9ts%8 eb0rbe bic Nominaz
ttons>G Certificate Der repubIitaniiden
@anbibaten fir Manor, G~ontroleur u.
grGIibent bes Speiten Ratbs3tpeiges,
96. Sranf 6. Wa9ter, @eo. 81. 6eff=
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rei9t.
5erner purben bic Nominations
Certificate Der fplgenben probibttioz
niftif9en Ganbipaten eingerei4t: 6D.
g. Reper BON Nr. 4O5, Siib=R egefterz
ftraBe, fir ben 5peiten Rutbs3peig
pom erften Stabtraths>0 iitritt, unb
fir ben erften 3peig = 2. 8uro,
Gonrab Mauler, Nr. 1871, Canton
@penue; Z. Marb, Manuel 6orfpt6,
Nr. 500, Rorbzgpnbtrabe; 8. Marb,
Wm. $. Siff- Rr. 1929. N.=8rOab=
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OrnnOeigentbnHt at berfanfeH.
annft Elm biQiaes oams,

p,l6tg $3.50 fOitst, fir $500.
p,Fdtiot pieit bubi9tn seduier nit 8 3immtrn
i'm 100 Bird,
Montforos @uenus, nube 9apsStraBf.
S6liHel in 5r. 1870.
6erner iene i'm
2lO0 glOd, SiOsGburltszStroBtr $ooO.
s6alftl in Jr. 2l40.
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3u perfaufen;
Gin i66u ~qelteents 9ld5ftn, 9ruHojtnstrel, 4o
bei 100 sun, 5ramsbaus NIT ) 3inrm'rn u. 8arten;
Qles in autsm 3utatOe. Ndblulragen IN 9t: q
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IreiIe 800 bis 1890; 9ruuO3ins $50 bis $40 ooer
ar1no,jngfrei. uubtblutc, Gut g~tlegens 8runotIde,
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grunbhide BON s bis 60 aderu ftinsg Sano;
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inttC, U{ooer9, W1i6iHerie, Staaung, Yteroe,
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8ute Runoi6aft. 9etcgcn am Gnoe Der elettril9sn
9ubn. 0a63ufra0cu in Der Ggpt0Itton Dtelcs
gInttes. Q06-9)
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Sine ggobnune i'm .. etodp'rt nit ausE gns
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15
Paul Jones Ry.i

We viii Send you four full quart bot
ties OF PAU JShes' Jockey Club Rye
whisky. yeafs sld. for 81 and will
pay express charges. Try It and II
you are not satisfied seHt It back at
our expense and your 81 win be re
turned by mex: mail. Just think hat
offer over. How could 1t be fairef?
II you are not perfectly satisfied ysu
are not out a cent. Better let US send
you a trial order. Yours for business,
w. S. WRIGHT & CO..
Gainesville, Texas
N5rth cnmerce street.
fhoRe No 1876. p. o. Box 12.
d&w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15
w c. T. U. Lecture.

Ardmore will be favored by a visit
from Mrs. Maria Weed Of Chicago. a
national W. c. T. U. lecturer. who
will deliver lecture on Sunday. Nav
IL, at p. m in the Christian church
Mrs. Weed will also lecture in the
evening at S o'clock in the Baptist
hurch.
Her subject is the Mormon Prob.
lem" which is threatening lhe polit.
cal life Of our country and the purity
OF our homes.
Mrs Weed is highly recommended
by the press as platform speaker.
She has been editor OF magazine de.
partments, is an authoress, a promi-
nent club woman and Daughter OF
the Revolution.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15

John Linden. the Swede mayor Of
Enid, is a dandy" said an Enid man
today. He went TO Anadarko. met
Secretary Hitchcock and stayed with
him He talked Enid all the time.
When the secretary's train reached
Kingfsher. a stop Of twenty-five min
utes was made Not a soul was at
the depot 70 meet him. Mayor Linden
saw his chance: "Mr. Secretary. this
is Kingfsher." said Linden. They
have the land Office here. The land
Office was moved from Enid This is
how Kinghsher thanks you" Hitch
cock said "Humph'" and Linden said:
Lets have something. Guthrie
Leader.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15
Going to California.

Judge Moran Scott and wife are i'd
the city from Ardmore. where they
have come TO join 'Moran's father.
Major r. +. Scott. and the three will
leave either tonight or tomorrow for
Monravia. Cal, to visit Berry, the
majors youngest son. who has been
in California for several months with
a view OF beheating his health. his
trouble being tuberculosis Gaines
Vile Register.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15

Alderman McChareu has received
an invitation from Governor A. II.
Longino Of Mississippi TO be present
az the laying OF the corner stone OF
the state capitol at Jackson. Miss. on
June 3 next. The old capitol build
ing has long since been condemned
as unsafe. and work has been in
progress on the new building for over
a couple Of years. Granite is the
material being used. and the building
when complete will cost the state
one and a half million dollars. Gov
ernor Longino is a personal friend o.
Mr. McCharen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15
Fire sale.

+. b. Pugh Is now asserting his
stock OF confecionerles, groceries,
tobacoos, cane seed, corn chops, bran
and all kinds Of garden seed. and Will
move stock 70 West Main street, in
brick store opposite y. S. courthouse.
where he will commence the sale of
Of this stock Tuesday morning and
continue sale until stock is old out
This is a remnant Of a $4,000 stock
OF goods and will be sold cheap. One
chance in life time to buy hog and
chicken feed cheap. Your patron
age solicited
lO''; E B. TiGH
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15

Ardmore New Orleans Special Train.
The special train from Ardomre at
4:3O p. m. Sunday. May II. via Choc-
taw, Oklahoma and Gulf 10 Memphis,
thence llionise Central to New Or.
leans will be the finest train ever ran
out OF ihe Indian Territory. The
train will be nicely decorated. Hon,
J. l.. Calf, Mrs. Morgan. j. F. Easley
and Walter Mullen will personally
look after all arrangements and every
one is assured a good time. Be sure
and meet us at the Choctaw depot at
$3.50 p. n. Sunday f. ". Duncan.
G. p A. Rock Island system will also
accompany the train through.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15

Quite Al industry is being carried
on, along the line OF the Choctaw road
between here ard Tishomingo in the
way Of cross-ties. We understand
tnat 1000 carloads 10000 ties) are
being gotten out for the Santa Fe
road
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15
rHs DISTRICT COURT.
rrsnssesira q Good Deal Of Business.
Many Cases Disposed OF.

Many Cases Disposed Of.
The following business has been
transacted since our last report. I
Ada scrbuer vs. T. J. Covington
q al. suit on note. abster as TO 7. j.
CovJng,on. default Judgment as %
Others.
W. z. Washington vs.. z. C. Heath
e. a.. note Default Judgment b.
plaintiff.
Charles Arnold vs. A. ?. McKln1ie
unlawful detsiner suit Defendant al
lowed twenty days in which to an
sEer.
Bose Johnson vs. T. J. Reed ct a..
unlawful detainer suit judgment for
plaintiff for possession
Tyler & Simpson vs.. Texas Trad
ing company e. al. note. Dismissed
as TO y. o Gay. default Judgment as
10 Others
r r. Barnes vs. l. T. Bell et Al.
note. judgment as to Bel. sbater a.
10 Warren & Cude.
Ellie Lowe e al Ts. E W. Jones e.
al. unlawful detainer suit. Judg.
ment By default.
d. C. Sims -. sam Hawkins. un-
Lawful detainer suit. Judgment By
default.
Charles Arnold vs. A +. Mckenzie
et al. unlawful detainer suit. Default
judgment for premises.
l. T. Adams vs.. VIII Wolf. uniaw-
and vs. C. Hestiiy. Default judgmen
for premises.
Moran Scott IS. Hiram Wheeler.
gnlaEful detalner suit. Judgment
for costs for plaintiff.
B. c. Hin vs.. l. M. Clark. unlaw-
ful detainer suit Default judgment
for premises.
George W. Mcmillan VS.. Bill Berry.
appeal Judgment asked for stira-
lation on file.
W. n. Bourland vs.. A. B. Harris.
unlawful detainer. Judgment for
possession.
A. wslcott ct al vs.. E. c. McLough-
lin ct al. Default Judgment for
plaintiff.
". 3. Burney vs. Wilson Parker
and W. c. Hesily. Default judgment
W L. Bates vs.. A. J. Cantren. un.
lawful detainer suit. Judgment for
possession Of property.
Divorces we're granted as follows:
Nettie Short vs.. r. P. Short.
Lena Beavers VS.. Frank Beavers.
The following cases we're dismiss
ed:
j. X. Elledge VS.. Thos. Hammoh.
W. S. Wilson VS.. J. B Holder. eacf
TO pay own costs.
Ella Ward VS.. Lee Ward. divorce.
| J. S. Maytubby ct al VS.. Charlei
Woody.
Myrtle Belle VS.. Lauderdale Bros
J. J. Reece vs.. C. T. Reece. divorce
| Y. ]. Guthrey vs.. Bill Guthrey. di
vorce.
May Lee Stroud VS.. John R. Stroud
divorce.
J. II. Bounds. one Of the grand jury
men. asked 70 be excused, and 10
Kemp was put in his place
The first jury trial is IN progress
now. It is that Of Charles Thoma
vs. Munzeshelmer & Daube. spoke
Of day or two ago It is a suit 70
recovery and involves some propert
east Of the Santa Fe railroad Their
are eight OF ten witnesses 90 testlf
and considerable time will be cor
sumed In its consideration.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15

Fruitcufa. Hair Tonic. Hair Clean.
ser, Almond Cream Face Powder,
and other heafSh and toilet articles
on sale at spiegle's.
MRS. MARY T.. CARTER.
s0-1m. Agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15
Notice TO Tax PAYERS.

There are quite a number OF de
linquent tax payers in this city on
general taxation and waterworks tar
These taxes are all past due and mus,
be paid. Unless complied with AT
once an officer WIN call and costs
will be attached.
", 4. ROBERTS.
i4-5t, Tax AssessoF aad Collector.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15

.Hsa quarters CllckNsa< Brrass.
Uuneg foafa5erzie Vets-zrs

HeE clE--s-s C1l-SNsaE Bri gaze.
Uuneg foafe3zrzie Nets-zrs
Ar51o-s I T.. Nay 13. 1893
Al Confe5er4te srs5ssrs bs-c-Eizg
20 he camps IA as ChickRsAw B-t
Eade. L. c. Y or o<hers vho i1tszt
attending the reunion a. Ns~ Orleans.
win please send their names 10 these
headquarters noi later than Friday
eTening. May Is. in order that proper
arrangements eaz be perfected for
transportation This applies 10 ali
veterans and their friends
The excursion train will leave Ard
more on Sunday afternoon al 4.30
O'Clock over the {. o. & G. via Mem
phis. JOHN l. GALT.
Brig. Gen Commanding.
J. W. G0LLEDGE. Adjt-Gen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15

Green grass. cooling shades aud
cold water are good things Of old
summer time. II It is an fee chest.
water cooler or lawn mower you need.
'5-tf. WILLIAMS. CORHN & co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15
Before you go phone "a.

The White Mountain refrigerators
are Ice savers spragins q Co. sell
them.
Don't buy your reftgerstor until
you have examined the Write Noun.
tain at J. b. Spesgins a. cccs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15

The A & c. trsck-layers have pull
ed up stakes and moved back between
Madill and Durant. where they will
proceed TO lay the Platter branch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15

Kingman cultivators are produce
makers
5-tf. WILLIAMS. CoRHN 4 co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15

The only pure ice cream made can
he had at splegle's bakery and confeo.
uonery at 25c per quart or 81 per
gallon. ST.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15
DR JIG. ABERNETHl
Dentist
Over 7. N. Coleman S
Drug Store
Notice to the Public.

Mr.. Furgerson has charge OF my
bread wagon and any fayors hown
bim will be appreciated by me.
will endeayor TO give the public the
very best bread. cakes and pies that
the best material and workmanship
can produce. Prompt attention to
special orders given the driver or
phone 1863 We guarantee stisfaction
and prompt service.
3O-l5t. J. II. SPIEGLE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15

The worlds famous stoves, the
Bridge and Beach, at
WEEKS BROS.
Practical Timers and Plumbers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-15

J. W. GoLLEDGE. Adit-Gen.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-12
CITY COURT CASES.

Before the city court Julia de Palma, the fifteen years old Italian girl, who eloped with cousin named Antonio Turano, was arraigned yesterday on a Connecticut Industial school complaint, and committed to the institution.
 A nolle was entered In the case of James Tooker, held for petty theft.
 Jacob Kaufman, held for theft was remanded until Saturday.
 Michael Mulvey, found guilty of being a common drunkard, was sent to jail for forty days.
 Andrew F. Sheehan, the Hartford man who Wednesday morning aroused the inhabitants of Montowese by yelling fire, was before the court again on the charge of vagrancy. He was rehanded until to-day to sober up.
 Frank B. Harrington and James Ford. who had an altercation over names Far rington is alleged to have called Ford, finished the discussion in court. Far rington was intd $3 and costs of S7.96
 Joseph Sominski and William Smith were before the court on charge of mutual breach of the peace. Sominski was fined $3 and Smith $1.
 Assistant City Attorney Richard D. Tyner announced yesterday that Attor- ney James Sullivan. representing the strikers charged with conspiracy, had withdrawn the notice of intention to file demurrer. A continuance of the cases has been asked for and to-day. when the cases come up in the city court they will be continued until one week from to-day, June IS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-12
4 SERIOUS RUNAWAY.

Young George Kreilsheim Thrown Out
 and He May Die as Result of His
 Injuries.
 4 serious runaway occurred on State street between F and 1 o'clock yester- day afternoon. A milk team belonging to the New England Dairy company was standing in front of 773 State street, the home of George Kreilsheim, twelve years old, during the noon hour The team was driven by young Georges uncle, who told the boy to go down to the wagon and get some milk. While the boy was in the wagon a team loaded with sheet tin came along and so badly frightened the horse, which was not tied, that it ran away. The house is directly in front of Eld street and up this street the horse rushed on a mad run, with the terrified boy'clinging to the seat. At the corner of Eld and Orange streets the team Colided with another wagon and the boy was thrown out. He struck the curbstone with his back and head, and was picked up un- conscious. He was taken to his home in carriage and Dr. Baker, of William street, was called.
 The back of the head and the back were badly cut and the boy is thought to be hurt internally, as he complains of pains in the chest and stomach. The doctor says that it is impossible to tell at present just how serious his injuries are. It is thought that he may recover. He is an exceedingly bright boy, and, if he lives, will be recommended to the high school this year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-12
BOUGHT BY SWIFT & co.
Secure Control of Important Fertilizing
 tNnpnarpc

Secure Control of Important Fertilizing
 Concerns.
 Swift & Co.,, the big Chicago packers of dressed beef, etc., have secured con- trol of two of the most important fer tilizing concerns in New Haven. they being the former Hemingway company in North Haven and Lederer & Wolf's business.
 The transaction is one involving con-. siderable financial exchange. The L. R. Hemingway concern was conducted for years in North Haven. About 8 year ago it was sold out to the L. B. Darling company, of Pawtucket, R. l., and within month the American Agri- cultural and Chemical company has purchased 1t.
 The acquisition of these two plants, it is said, gives Swift & Go. control of nearly all the fat-rendering business of Connecticut.
 The American Agricultural and Chem ical company and Swift & Go. are said to be one concern. The company is cap- italized at s4O,OOO,O00 It was incorpor- ated in Connecticut
 The Connecticut Fat and Fertilizing company, of this city, has not been ab- sorbed, although it is said an effort has
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-12
SUSPECTED MEN HELD.

They Are Now in the Jail ill Norwalk
 Norwak, Conn, June 11.-Woolsey and Coleman, the Ardsley murder sus- poets, arrested in Saugatuck yesterday by Constable Allen, were this morning brought before Justice George B. Smith. They were charged with unlawfully en- tering the house of Mrs. Maria Smith, disturbing the peace and vagrancy. Each was sentenced to thirty days in jail and fined $5 and costs. The officials of Tarrytown have been notified of the arrest, and as soon as Sarah Campbell can be located she will come to Bridge port tail where the men have been talk en to try and identify them as the slay- CTS of John Heffernan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-12
WEDDING IN WEST HAVEN,

Miss Estelle Bayles and MT Beckwith were married Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the residence of the bride, 179 Richard street, the Rev. N. J. Squires officiating. The house had been very prettily decorated with daisies, ferns and potted plants. At the appointed hour Miss Pauline Bowers played the wedding march. There was an aisle of white satin ribbon, through which the bridal couple passed to the beautiful daisy bower from which marriage veil of daisies was suspended and under which the bridal party stood.
 The bride was very charming in her dainty gown of white Persian lawn, trimmed with lace, medallion and white satin ribbon, carrying a shower bouquet of white carnations. The bride and bridegroom were unattended, the ushers being cousins of the bride, Messrs Rus sell and Wilbur Hopkins of New Ha- ven. The bridal presents were numer- ous and appropriate, as well as beauti- full, some of which were pictures, clock, silver. oak table. chocolate set. Havi- land china ice cream set, china plates, salad dish and candlesticks. An elabo- rate brides loaf with figures represent ing a bride and bridegroom, was the gift of the brides brother and wife, MT. and Mr. Edward Bayles. Some of the guests present were Mrs. Bavles, MT. and Mrs. Edward Bayles, Miss Anna Bayles. Mrs. Wardell. grandmother of the bride; MT. and Mrs. M E. Beckwith, MT. and Mrs. William Beckwith, Miss Ruden, Miss Wadsworth, Miss Gather inc Barrett, Stanley Warner, Miss Mar garet Benkler. and MT. and Mrs. Bow CTS Of West Haven. Mir. and Mrs. Ar thur Tnnnant, MT. and Mrs, Arthur Smith. MT. and Mrs. Henry Smith, MT. and Mrs. Byron Hopkins, Mrs. Emma Boydman. Emma and Coe Boydman, MT. and Mrs. Louis Thompson, and MT. and Mrs. Fred Fessenden of New Ha- ven. The brides going away gown was blue cloth. with black silk trimmings, white hat with white satin ribbon, for get-me-nots and black feathers. After wedding iourned ot two weeks MT. and Mrs. Beckwith will be at home to their friends after July IS at 179 Rich ard street.