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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-25
81 CHARLES OARNToN.

"A FER watching hin, the o s.sdOs Beauty and The s.rc and then
walachs
Cyril Mude the finest character England
OF
believe
soead here's
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CHAPTER XIV.
tContinucd.)
The Prince. With Apologies.

Nd all tho iime I locked Tor
the basket Mr.. Pierce sat
with tho gun ACROSS his
knees and stared at the rab-
hit
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CHAPTER XVI.
!SfOD. Thief!

WAS pretty nervous when
took charge OF the news stand
that evening. Amanda King
had an appointment with the
dentiat and had left every
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YOUR HAIR NEEDS
PARTISAN SAGE
Use II as a Tonic-Banish Dan.
druh-Stopp Falling Hair
and Scalp Itch.

Partisan Sage is a delightful and in.
MIGRATING hair. tonic. II quickly non.
eTates into the scalp. gets 10 tho
roots OF the hair. removes dandrurr
ana supplies the hair with lust the
Kind OF nourishment Il needs 10 make
IL grow abundantly.
PARTISAN Sage has had an Immense
sale and here are the reasons:
" Is not injurious 10 the hair or
scalp. ""'' VI
Il removes dandrun with one appli.
cation.
II stops falling hair and itching OF
the scalp.
1t cleanses. cools and invigorates
the scalp.
II makes hair that Is thin. dull. mat.
ted or stringy. soft abundant and "a.
dlant With life. II not only saves the
hair but gives Il that incomparable
gloss and beauty you desire.
Partisan Sage Is delicateIv per.
fumed-not sticky or Ereasv-and
comes in fifty cent bottles AZ drug.
gists or toilet counters.
Get bottle nOw-at once. Rub
a little into the scalp-you will be
surprised with the result. delighted
users pronounce Partisan Sage the
best. most pleasant and invigoratIng
hair tonic made. BE sure yOi get
Partisan Sage.
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JAEGER CASE
is SETTLED
COURT WiTH s,s.ooo oAS4css o.
euk was Result Of Accident on City
Railway Line-Was Sent Back
From Supreme Court for
Retriaf

The case OF Henry Jaeger va. the
City Railway com, my was called for
Judge Hervey's court yesterday
morning. II win be remembered that
the plaintiff was seriously injured In
an EFFORT to save a passenger when q
car jumped the track on the Mozart
hill. The case. however, did not come
to trial but was settled out OF court
by the attorneys OF the two sides. At
torneys John A. Howard and O'Brien
x O'Brien appeared for the plaintiff.
This was the second time that this
case has been up for trial. The first
suit was for the sum of s25. 900, which
was returned In favor OF the plaintiff
In the sum OF sl1. 200. with the result
that the plaintiff then appealed to the
supreme court. The amount OF the
compromise was not made known. but
II is thought to be more than sl5. 900.
The young man was formerly a con-
ductor on the road and tried to save
q woman who made an attempt to
jump from a car after it had left the
track. In doing SO he was thrown
between a POLE and the car, and for
months lowered between life and
death. He at present Is a helpless in.
valid. having lost his sense OF SIGHT.
nearing. smell and touch by the acct
dent
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Personals.

Amos Mcbride. OF this place was al
cambridge yesterday on business.
ut j. B. McMillen. Of Somerton. was
d business visitor here yesterday.
Attorney James NJ Reece. OF this
place. was at Martins Ferry yesterday
on legal business.
William l.. Milligan. Of Bellaire. WIS
visitor herr Yesterday.
j. =. Timbarlake has returned IN
ms home at Crabarple after a visit
with his daughter. Mrs. T.. +. Work.
man. OF this place.
Harry Beck. OF bridgeport. Is a
business visitor here today.
Mrs. Arch Rusk. Of near Fairmon,
Is seriously III and her children have
been called home.
Mrs. - X. Carson. who has been
visiting At the home Of her brother
WIZ Danford. left Tuesday for Seu,
YORK. from which place she will sail
IN a few DAYS for the Philupine
Islands '''0
) Neal. student in the Xcnio
Theological seminary. will occtpv the
Iulpit ~ the United Presbyterlan
church sunday morning and evening.
hunters license was issued bv the
county clerk yesterday 10 Walter HAYS
OF BannOck
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"CASCARBTS" FOR
COSTIYE BOWELS
Headache. sour stomach. bilious
ness and bad taste gone
by morning.

Get q 1o-cent box now.
Furred tongue. Bad Taste. Indiges.
ton. Sallow Skin and Miserable Head.
aches come from q torpid liver and
clogsed bowels. which cause your
stomach to become filled with undi-
gested food. which sours and ferments
like garbage In . swfll barsel That's
the first step to untold misery-indi.
gestion. foul gases. bad breath. yellow
skin. mental fears. everything that d
horrible and nauseating ACascaret
tonight will give your constipated
bowels q thorough cleansing and
straightens you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a 1o-cent box
from your druggist will keep you
feeling good for months. Millions OF
men and women take n Cascaret now
and then to keep their stomach. liver
and bowels regulated. and ner know
a miserable moment. Don't forget
the children-their little insides need
a good. gentle cleansing. too.
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STEUBENVILLE

SET BENviLiE. O. sept. 2..-Banie
Nukelic has begun suit against Georz,
hurjevic for $3.50 damages for taklns
unlaWfully two pool tables and one "a,
stove
Commercial National Bank W. Jas 81
McClanc q al. order ~ distribution.
'. ". Kerr ". Jas H Rain. sale con.
nrmsd % another case Judgment FOR
1900 and order - sale
Ernest Hoohlcr plead guilty 10 pcu.
larceny.
'omInic EaHar plead guilty and vas
fined So and costs Tor rrrrttne- go.
Cealed weapons
guiseppa Fecco plead guilty 90 cutting
:. wound lie was given "a sentence M
Mansfield Reforuaforv lie euf ffarofd
'aNee ~ tho Pan Handle store room
wed 'opTrr. Mrs Fred COOPER. Geo
fiarriq and Fr'd Goodwin we're Indicted
Tor selling huo1e literally at fttrbro,f
toudNin has 10 indictments
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Friends Expected Her 20 Die

Il sincerely believe my life was
saved in the Fall OF 1910 by using
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Di.
arrhoea Remedy" writes Mrs. Agnes
Booth. Tonawanda. N Y. ct was
taken with diarrhoea followed by an
attack Of acute indigestion. Power of
the pen fails to portray the agonies I
endured. My friends expected me to
Ole. as l had been unable to get relief
Tor so long time. This remedy went
directly to the seat OF the trouble and
cured me in a few hours time" For
sale by all dealers.-Adv.
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FALLS FROM TREE
Charles Crow OF shsdyside sustains
Fractured Rib and Internal In
iuries IN Fall o. IS Feet.

Charles Grow. Of Shadyside. south
OF Bellaire. was jhe victim OF a ser
ious accident "wednesday afternool
when he fell out OF a tree Mr.. Crow
had ben IN the country back Of SHADY
side hunting squirrels when he climt-
ed a tree. his foot slipped and he fen
TO the ground. a distance Of IS feet
striking an old stu>4p
lie was removed 20 his home 1t
Shadyside anc Dr. ~. r Wiedman
was called and after examination
found that he had q fractured rib on
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NOTICE TO VOTERS

All persons who are legal voters in Ohio County and
VINO were not registered such the General Election held
NoVeHlper }, 1912. are hereby notified that the Board o.
commissioners Of the County Of Ohio will sit AT the Con
House OF said county Thursday October 1914 from
o'oU a. NJ until 1900 NJ. and from 90 T. NJ until $40
r. M and from 6:30 =. NJ until 900 F. NJ for the purno<e
TOT the purpose of amending and correcting the registration
lists Of Ohio County "
Any voter entitled to registration and who was not req
isteed as above mentioned must appear before said Road
on the date mentioned to he entitled to vote at the Special
Election to he held October IL, 1913.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF COUNTY OF OHIO
BY GEO. W. OLDHAM Clerk
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ST. CLARSVILLE
Or. viii Cruise,
Veterinarian,
Both phones. Wheeling. w. Va.
s-4-H
Realty Deeds,

Realty Deeds.
FROM Louisa c. Arnold TO ". X.
Kennon. tract OF land in ST. Glars.
Vile; consideration. SIS.
From Enterprise Enamel company
70 American Stamping & Enameling
company. tract OF land in Bellaire |.
consideration. 81.
From Novelty Stamping company to
American Stamping & EnameIing com,
pany. tract OF land in Bellaire: consid
Grafton. 81.
From Elizabeth Schramm and o,bsr.
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The pr.sId.n,.. eo..ss

The President Of Hewitt Bros. Soap
Company. Dayton. Ohio. saws. "Rnv
two cakes Of Easy Task SOAP for ten
cents use one bar. and " IL isn't lust
what We say II IL. you get your DIME
back In a iihy" 10 Is strong claim
70 say that Easy Task Soap cuts TIE
WORK 81 washday in half but the fac;
can be proven by the evidence of fhou.
sands OF delighted women.-Adv
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y - Paisley 60 Fast ohio sewer rfp~
20. lot. lrondal~. 1900. y r Jennie ~
~ Stonehraker iofr. i'ienennt
lteights. tl.afs Mary F'lenner - StanIs-
iaus Cuban. Dot. city. $1,000. jos MAY %
, SNYDER Metcs city. t2fs1. sheriff
70 National Rank - Toronto lot To
Wilson. lot. RaytanI. s. Kate t.nsetf n,
w " linn. iot. city $500. o. j len
ncy u scott Rowan. lot. cttv. fafn.
Mingo Junction Realty 90 20 ~ .. ben
NJ. Tot. CITY. $500 o. A simmons 70
Marius Iepscn. lots. city. $500 "a
iellovlew Land 60 to r. " gearv. -
CITY. 5000. Lulu Whttehouse to II Al
.Gcery. lot, city. $500.
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the left side. and internally injured.
The fracture was reduced and MS
injuries dressed.
The attending physician stated
last evening that he was in a seriorY
condition. but he will recover.
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rHst. last and all the time have a
clean conec pot Don't wash n with
common yellow laundry soap or nov.
urr because that makes II smell bad
and gives the coffee a sickenins ,.S,.
Easy Task Soap sterilizes cofYep r,o,.
ana AT cooking utensils. making thom
cream. sweet and wholesomely healthy
nat the beauty about Easy Task
Soap ~ u Just NJ good for cooking
vessels NJ for cloth or painted work
or ElassWare or china N0t an pxpen.
tlFe soap-hve cents n cake. ADV.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS

All persons who registered legal voters in Ohio
County at the General Election held November s 1912 and
who have since that time removed 10 another precinc are
hereby notified that transfers may he secured at the Office NJ
me Clerk OF The Board of Commissioners in the Count,
Court House, from 900 A. NJ. until 1900 NJ and from 200
NJ until 500 ?. NJ Of all week days from this date uni
October g. 1913.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
or COUNTY OF OHIO
BY GEO W. OLDHAM Clerk
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MARRIAGE licennes

Elwood Ramsey. OF Warnock, and
Dolsie Fitch. of Demos.
Lloyd Nj. Collins and Mary b. AFTER
both of Holloway. o.
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'esare CorteiicFi. 3s years. and Mar
gherita Cacciottl III vears. ~ Nine
Junction.
Iietfo Giannamors % Years. and
Madalena \. Ginvetta. - years. ~ steu-
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much put out ''
-He & hts landlord ~ iust after sts-
Possessing him" -Judgc
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to Vincent Malek and others. tract OF
land In Shadyside: consideration. $3.50.
From Elizabeth Schramm and 9TH
ers to John Zwick ana others. tract OF
land in Shadyside: consideration. 5000.
From Elizabeth Schramm and others
to John Spiwla and others. tract Of
land in Shadyside: consideration, $3.50.
From w. b. Hall and wife to W. II.
Roberts. tract OF land in Colerain;
consideration. 5000.
Fulton. tract of land in Bethesda; con.
sideration. 81.
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Common Pleas Court.

The following case was filed yester-
day: Robert Grandt & Co. VS.. Beth
esda Cigar company. Action for mon
ey only. Amount claimed. s554.s0 with
interest from May %. 1913. F. K.
Drummond and George Thornburg are
attorneys for the plaintiff.
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ctricai machinery worth more than
tNentf three million dollars vas evpnrt.
90 from the United states Last year
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In the matter OF the estate OF Will
liam Harvey. deceased. inventory
filed and proved.
In the matter of the guardianship of
Henrietta Gray. p minor. inventory
filed and proved.
In the matter of the estate Of Frank
Iobiasek. deceased. proof of publica-
uon and notice of appointment fled.
In the matter of the estate OF VIII
liam Trouten. deceased. proof of pub
lication and notice OF appointment
filed.
In the matter Of the guardianship OF
l.. o. Maloney, a lunatic. y. ID. Hollo-
way appointed guardian. giving bond
in the sum OF $1,000. with the Southern
Surety company as surety.
In the matter of the estate OF Rob.
ert Liner. deceased. David II. James
appointed administrator, bond given
In the sum OF 5000. with Elliott Dixon
and Charles James as sureties.
In the matter OF the estate of Tony
hiransky. deceased. John +. ITCHY an.
pointed administrator. giving $1,000
bond. with the American Surety com.
pany as surety.
In the matter of the estate OF Rachel
fraiey. deceased. account settled.
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+. & S. Special
$500 Shoes
For Women
$1.95

Special prices on these
splendid wearing Gun Metal
Calf, Patent ColtSkin, Button
or Lace style, Shoes in up-to-
date shapes. Six different
styles to choose from. Sizes
complete. All widths. And
remember they are worth all
NJ $500.
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Library Association.

The members OF St. ClairsyiIle Ii.
brary association will hold an impor-
tant business meeting In the library
Saturday evening. September 81 AZ
. O'Clock All members are urged to
be present.
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Buy 1t Because It's a Studebaker

There are over US drop forged parts
in the Studebaker s'25'' and every one of
these light, strong forgings is heat-treat-
ed in our own huge ovens from three to
six times.
Sturdy Driving Qualities
The Studebaker 's25" has become wide
ly known as a glutton for work.
1t is powerful in that high degree
which renders it capable of accomplish
ing every motoring task you set before
it, with rush which is as easy as it is
successful.
1t thread in and out of traffic on
high gear without laboring, and across
country will take the hills without trouble
or hesitation.
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DETOUR IS NECESSARY.
Road Between 7. B. and Waldorf Be-
ing Reconstructed.

Owing to the reconstruction of the
road between T. B. and Waldorf. Md,
the road has been closed few miles
south of T. B. and four-mile detour
is necessary. Turning to the left at the
point where the road is blocked off, a
good gravel road is followed to Townsend,
Nd, one mile east from the I. B. road.
Crossing the tracks Of the Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington railroad at
Townsend the same road is followed in
an easterly direction for a fraction of a
mile. where a sharp turn to the right Is
taken into a private farm. Following this
same private road it leads the motorist
through several adjoining farms. Cross
ing the railroad tracks a second time and
turning right through white gate mile
and half from Townsend, the route Is
through the woods, coming out on the
oiled road at the little cement bridge
where the oiled La Plata road terminates.
Last Sunday LIE Roy Mark posted signs
and spread confetti along the detour from
the point where 1t leaves the r. b. road
and comes out on the La Plata road.
X X x
Cadillac Deliveries.
1914 Cadillac touring cars We're de-,
livered during the past week to Rep1
resentative Scott Ferris, W. A. John
ston. Bristow. Va. and w. e. Creger.
Glade Springs. Va. all being Of the
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five-passenger type, while a seven-pas
senger touring car of the same make
was delivered to D. A Smith of this city.
Buys 4-44 Pullman.
c. A. Snow has purchased q loH
49, five-passenger touring car, fin
ished in blue. with natural wood wheels.
The car was delivered few days ago.
X y
King Car Delivered.
A ve-passenger King touring car, fully
equipped, was delivered last week to
Herbert Guggenheim.
Returns for Few Days.
Charles E. Miller OF the Miller Bros
auto and supply house, who has been
touring through the New England states.
leaving again yesterday TO join his fam.
lily at Burlington, VT. His itinerary In
cluded a visit through the northern states
and thence into Canada. .
x
Returned From Flint.
bob" Martin. local branch manager Of
the Buick Motor Company. returned
Thursday morning from q weeks visit TO
the factory at Flint. Mich. En- route home ;
he made a briet stop at Detroit.
y y
officials Tour New England.
General Manager Clarence H Booth
and Sales Manager E. r. Benson have
been touring New England. each IN a
Studebaker six.
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the same route, arriving home Thursday
morning.
4 X X
Motored to Atlantic City.

DR.. Paul Evans and Capt. John Doyle
Carmody spent the week end motoring to
Atlantic City. in the formers Buick
speedster The run was via Wilmington
and Penns Grove. N. j., which is proving
a popular route for motorists visiting the
seashore resorts. Dr. Evans left Friday
for another two-week trip through New
Jersey. visiting the various seashore re-
sorts and thence out on Long Island,
where he will spend several days before
returning home.
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On Leonardtown Trip.

Mr. and Mrs. Ross i. Andrews and
a party of friends motored to Leonard
town. Nd. last week in their Winton
six touring car. spending the week
end at that place. The route was via
La Plata. Coxs Station. Lothian. New
port. Wicomico. Chaptico and Clements
10 Leonardtown. The return trip. which
was made Sunday afternoon. was via
Loyeville. Morganza. Mechanicsville,
Charlotte Hall. Hughesville. Bryan
town. Waldorf T Il and Clinton post
Office.
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Stuff Notes.

1914 four-cylinder Stutz touring car
finished in dark blue. fully equipped, was
delivered last week to J. Frank Bayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon of Pcpes Creek
Md, motored to- Washington in their
autz roadster last week. spending several
days here with friends. Both are ardent
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motorists and up to the present time have

motorists and up to the present time have
covered over 500 miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Martin and a party
of friends have started on an extended
motor trip I'm their six-cylinder Stutz car.
They will tour to Detroit, Mich. via
Pittsburgh and Indianapolis. Ind. return
ing via Niagara Falls. Albany, y y,
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
!. Flick and his party of friends who
left Washington recently for Indiana polls
arrived home in good shape last week
They returned I'm 1914 StutZ roadster,
equipped with wire wheels. The trip
proved an enjoyable one. not even pune
ture occurring to mar the pleasure of the
run
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Motored to Littlestown, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brayshaw, IT, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Pierson and daughter and Miss May
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Visited Buick Factory.

Ward P Angle, warehouse superin-
tendent. and A. G. Prospect, shop fore
man Of the Buick Motor Company, re-
turned last week from n visit to the
Buick factory at Flint, Mich, where
they attended an instruction course in
connection with one Of the features Of
the 1914 line. which will be shortly an
nounced in this city.
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Wilcox Representative Here.

c. L. Wood. chief engineer of the L.
H Wilcox Motor Company. has been
the guest for the past week of Charles
W. Senmes. representative in the Ma
tional Capital of the Wilcox-Trux.
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e. Lake, B. d. Hodges. Torpedoes-A.
C. Snow and D. Loughran & Co.
X X
Made Fast Run.

Made Fast Run.
William Neumeyer, w. Macnichol and
NJ. A. Bay1es made a fast run In Mr..
Neumeyer's Ford touring car to New
York last week. the distance between the
two cities being negotiated in thirteen
hours. Leaving Washington Saturday
night, they took the short route" to
Philadelphia and thence on to New
York. After spending several days in
specting the Long Island branch Of the
Ford Motor Company, they returned over
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Ford cars were delivered during the
week ending yesterday as follows:
Touring-A. B. Rouss. Maj: F. S. Rus
sell. Charles e. McNamee, Remsche
Auto Sales Company, ]. P. Harmon, G.
G. Long, H. W. Martin, Matthews-How-
ard Implement Company. w. F. Appleby
A. J. Dickhaut. Mrs. Elizabeth Crisp, ].
F. Kelchner, Wilhelm Schulze, Cockerille
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Specifications
Studebaker "25"
Studebaker Standards

Studebak0f StandAfd8
The Studebaker "25" is as we'll built,
with the same pains-taking attention to
details, as every other Studebaker car,
no matter what the price.
The design of the Studebaker "25"
motor can be compared in excellence only
with one or two of the most famous for
eign cars.
The position of the pump and magnetic
on silent cross shaft in front of the mo-
tor has forever answered the question of
where they should be placed. Your ex-
animation will bear out this contention.
The sides of the bloc-cast cylinders are
clean and the enclosed valves quickly
accessible.
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Ordered Autocars.

Two local business firms last week
placed orders for Autocar trucks They
We're Frank F.. Altemus and Charles Col
vim & Co. Both trucks are of 1900
pound capacity and delivery will be made
the latter part of September.
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five-passenger type. while a seven-pas
senger touring car of the same max.
was delivered to D. A. Smith of this city
The sun., 1913-11-15
SPECIAL TRAINS TO NEW HAVEN
PuiimRWs aud Day coaches viii
carry <rnri, 10000 From Thi. cry.

Spcrial trains f1r New Haven viii h--
gin leaving th. Grand central station
shortly after o'clucN this morning
After the regular Boston express departs
at >.l5 o'clock the first SPECIAL. made al
entirely OF rullmans. VIII he sent ava!
at N.3l The other all parlor ear trans
Nl leave at s.i1. 1886. ll.nl, II 80
ard ~ .ls
Iieg .nniuc at 9ll o'clock the spec Al
dny coach trains viii gei under way, or"
leaving every f"u minutes U'til ~ -
o'clock. Tn. trains from this city Will
he sd.track.d al Sew Haven SO that hv
following printed directions they can Il.
easily reached after the football game.
The trains will bcg,a leaving New
Haven at short intervals about thirt:
minutes after the gam" and the
railroad people expect to- land all passru-
gers h'r. not Later than $40 this evening
The usual SATURDAY midnight train from
New tiaveu "a Harlem River tWiis ave
uueD viii afford accommodations for per
sons who wish to remain m that city iur
lug the evening.