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Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20
REoPENED~ WoMANs EXCHANGE
Miss Clapp Adds Tea Room in New
 Location on Broadway.

In the Chapman building at No. 65
 Broadway, Miss Clapp on Saturday re-
 opened the Woman's exchange and a new tea room in connection with it that made an attractive spot that was admired by the many visitors which it had on the opening day. The place Is daintily finished throughout in white enameled paint with the front part occupied by the Woman's Elk change and the nicely appointed tea room located at the rear. On the opening day tea and waters were served free to all visitors. Day. craft novelties, excellent home made food, an enlarged embroidery and fancy work department with stamping are to be special features of the Wo- mans Exchange in its new location.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20
Wedding Celebration Grew Too Noisy

Because of the complaint of much noise, singing and carousing that dis turbed the neighborhood Sunday night the police put @ stop to a ante-wed- ding celebration that was in progress in hall on North Main street in Greeneville.
 The man who was conducting the party was taken into custody. He happened to be the prospective brtde- groom.
 In view of the circumstances and so as fot to interrupt the wedding which is scheduled for this morning. Capt. Twonney took a bond in the case until will thus be able to be present at the ceremony without interruption, but one of the first duties to be attended to in his honeymoon period will be at the city court to explain why tho celebration that preceded the wedding grew so boisterous that it disturbed the neighborhood
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20
OBITUARY.
Alfred Charles Hatch.

Alfred Charles Hatch, a well known resident of the city. died at his home, No. 72 Mckinley avenue, Saturday morning at 7.30 o'clock, following a serious illness of two weeks with kid ney trouble. He had been in poor health for some time past and for six weeks had been confined to his home, although he was able to be about the house most of that time.
 MT. Hatch was a native of Chelsea, Vt, where he was born on Oct. IS, 1899, the son of Harry w. and Henri-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20
FINAL ONE IN SERIES
 OF BAND CONCERTS.
Given at Mohegan Park With At.
 tendance Estimated at 2,ooo.

The last of the series of municipal band concerts was given on Sunday afternoon at Mohegan park at three o'clock where Superintendent John Dufff estimated there were 2,OO0 peo- pie to hear the fine programme well rendered by Tubbs band with John M Swahn directing. Most of the mu- nicipal band concerts have been given on Friday evenings on Union square put 1t was decided by the amusement committee of the common council to have this last one given at the park,
 As the afternoon turned out some fine weather there was a big crowd on hand and many private automo- piles drove to the park while the jit- neys accounted for a good number of lnose who were gathered near the stand at the lake to hear the mu- sic.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20
sheuIdn't Be Overlooked.

And while the statesmen are de- vising tariff ways and means to make the government income cover the overlook those various and sundry places where the government outgo aan he reducad-IndianaDal G~--~-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20
Miss Frances M. Valentine.
Knew Nothing of War.

Since learning that a Plattsburg military dinner consists of Russian caviar, Irish stew, French-fried po- tatoes, German pancake and Hun garian goulash, we've begun to doubt whether General Sherman knew any thing about war.-Washington Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20
Can't Feel Any Morns.

Grand Admiral von Tirpitz is said to be i'll and to have left Berlin At that. We doubt if Tirpitz feels any worse about 1t than Colonel Roose- velt.-New York World.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20
Less of Josephus.

MT. Daniels idea seems to be that what we need for the national defense is more battleships, more submarines and more Thomas A. Edisons. - Charleston News and Courier.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20
Good Advice.

There may be high reasons of state why the going of Ambassador Dumba go while the going is good.-New York World.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20
FOUR HURT IN
 AuroMosILE ACCIDENT.

Collision at Corner at Norwich Town ereen-WiIiiam Smith the Worst In- jured.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

Meriden.-Andrew Contaxis was fined $14.75 for selling cigarettes to a
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

The fall change of time on the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail. road will go into effect Sunday, Sept 2e.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

Owners of grape vines and peach trees have to be vigilant these days, or most of their fruit will be carried off
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

Electric seaEehlights and helmet
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

The annual convention of the Con- necticut Woman Suffrage association is to be held in Hartford Oct. 19, 20 and 21.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

Fall opening Collins millinery, 67 Broadway, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 21 and p, 1915.-Adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

The days length has decreased just three hours.
 The harvest moon fulls on the morn ing of the 23d.
 Girls who are attending Mount Hol- yoke college will leave town this week.
 Schools and factories, closed because of last weeks abnormal heat, will open today.
 Many big spiles have been loaded at Stoddard's Wharf during the past week.
 The Connecticut College for Women will hold it's formal opening Saturday, Oct. g.
 H. c. Lane has removed his black lin street-Adv. A Coventry woman, Mrs. W. c. Ha- ven, has been appointed a trustee of the county home in Vernon. The layman's convention of the Methodist church is to be held in Nor 1 wich during the coming winter. Six agricultural fairs will be held | during this week. including one of the l oldest on record, the Brooklyn fair. So abrupt was the change of temper l ature Sunday morning that in some homes grate fires had to be started.
 A certificate of organization has beer filed by the Kirby Optical company oi l Mansfield, which has a capital of $2,000
 Fall opening Collins millinery, 67
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

A certificate of organization has been filed by the Kirby Optical company of Mansfield, which has a capital of $2, ,000
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

The cloudy morning yesterday sent numerous fishing parties to the Draw bridge cove, Allyn's Point and the Navy Yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

While Rev. and Mrs. Percy F. Wolf enden of Waterford are enjoying two weeks visit with friends in Maiden and North Grafton; Mass, Rev. William Newton. the state colporteur, formerly of Norwich. will occupy the pulpit of the Waterford First Baptist church.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

Druggists hereabouts are becoming uneasy because of the warning of a growing worldwide scarcity of drugs. chemicals and medicinal preparations reflected in the advancing prices of great many articles in market due to demand from the war fields of Eu- rope.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

death has brought deep regret to all who were acquainted with him.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

Frances B. M Paine, of New York, and Edwin Avery Park were married Saturday afternoon in St. James church, New London. Preceding the ceremony there was a luncheon at the summer home of Mrs. H. c. Gunner at Ocean Beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

So abrupt was the change of temper ature Sunday morning that in some homes grate fires had to be started.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

Friday afternoon Dr. Frederick H. Sykes. president of the Connecticut College for Women, met the young women of Groton who are to attend Connecticut college this winter at the home of Rev. Henry W. Hubert of Church street. where he was a guest.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

The auditorium of the remodele First Baptist church, New London, wi probably be open for the first servic Sunday morning, Oct. 8.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20

John Flynn of Norwich has been caller in Noank.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
Abe Har8ama,

Bats 8errebs Sorm9np % Rcprriens
tarter a IcieriiaIen. R9rpGrenbc
bar 3 SormGno oe S 3eprGicniantcr.
DIR. q. q. @eIbep % {. StoiebabI bar
til'teoe og eiennemeit Siahtcrnc for
bet az NorifsG merifanerne ira Iots
~itiGntebe @atsfonb. tort ar. $685. so.
Serpaa foretoees |oIs paa SeitpreIic.
Tdlstc bIep: Yaa 3 aar Garbbrlacr
@uomuno y. llrbaI os airfeIanaer 6.
&oltoeot. Taa 10 Nar. @aorbbriocre
Sans s.. Srslanb % 2amrit g. 9arbo.
Eaa ct Idr Saneiunfer s.. SrsIanb.
Srbfsreren mebbeIte at Iotsionbct
bar ineiat / Bats aommuncs Sparcz
barf Den 24be SuIi % operIencrct
8anfbosen iii S~ormanben.
Sill Hebiiorcr for @atsfonbet hnr
Serrepsltbret ioGe paIst @aarrbrnecr
SprsiIs llrbal og aaptein q. Spantess
toIo.
Ti9tis Iffrift.
Gubm. Trial.
@rtrdft al @atsfonoets Heanfabcr
for 1914: 8runbipnoct ar. $685. {.
S~nnonnone 8enter fra 24oe S,iIi til
1Spe Sec. 1914 &r. 1919. SiIIans
men ar. 6.S17.49. llphelt iii Srrns
aenoe Str. 1885. 8rlinbfonbct or oft.
laa. ibcregnet Il PCT, &r. 6,7O2.24.
Nnpne a Dem iom mootaecr 8apcr
nnoelt AZ Hcntcriie. Inna Narta Z.
Scrresbal. @uri s. SsrresbaI. aareu
&. Serresbol, @nfe &nri 2~iurabbcn.
Sllsmano Inbers Sprbus, Grfc Bar
brn Cite. Srita &oItoeot, bper SIR.
1913 tillammen or. 1885.
8uom. 1trbaI. an2.
llnoertcanebe al Bats S~errebsitnre
pdlgtc &eniIipn bar Says Sato aien>
ncmIct &%egnitabet os bar bertil intct
at berrcrfe.
BATS ben lore San. 1915.
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Sor9iIS l1reaI,
Ecniiorer.
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"a ciebIitfeIiq brU6t al ct Serbia.
netoq ! Ct. Houl. san uiocS life
Of efterIobe iig rogcn S~Ipgtuin9c
her / 2on0ct.
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Ghrritenier. @raouent ira Siatens
Son0brug5itoIe % en- iproclca Hint
GARNER, or iorIc0cn oFQooet res %
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5oranirolmiuq al CONNER 0pc bic
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Togrllaoninger SrGr, Suifc % an.
ore FIonteiager, iom bill liboelcs for
bboo DC / iaa itore Slumper folter
Nrcoericf iorbliucr TOR. Set bar
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Stamp luffeoc pcb Galget forriaC
Nar.
Zen iibitc Sncitorm? Spoo man
hoabebc pilbe b!ipe &lntercns iibitc
Sncitorm roiebc Srcbng og @prba1,
ben 19be % 20oe Wfarts, oper oer
pcltliQe Gel al Stotcn, % Sneplo-
gene por igang hclc Sonbng Tor at
%gienoprettc Sraiifcn oper 0tilipnll.
fee @oncu2 og Nortb- @eltern 90.
mems %inicr ueitenior Misiouriilo-
ben. areotl,roporrtterc pibeS DOG
life at baue llot llogen Itgrre Cab.
Ganbifab3aartncr nnint. $. On.
berion al ct. N%ntbonu Earf, ct.
Yuul, CT az N%lbcroecnS Yurffomnlia-
lion oniot ion 2onOitubsgortner, oN
pntiotteloc Sorberc0eller er giort
Tor at iorbeorc 9pcna Torfipitcm.
Tnrffommiaiioncu oriuer lit caet
Nurlerp, % Tor %aarplontning er
ocrira beitilt $4,000 me SrGr, be-
itaocnbc al gllnt, Dor GlberS, 9lif,
norif Pip og @acfbcrp, forilbcn at
ct Slliino 9lipetrGr CT lifrct ira
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al
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&il fDrbriuc Sapnnciernc ut Ga
loonopporterne / @iainga bar prQo-
niicrct iig Tor at uoelilftc one fife
union Wrub ira ocnne @eitilin9,
anieeS ion oct iprite Sfriot til at
iororipc Sopnneierne, elcr rcttere,
til at boloe Jig oiaic pongooenbe
Solf ira 2iuct. s ben pitli1c Gel
al Stnten bar Sapnnciernc meo line
imao Scrorinaer til 2ipct trpngt Jig
inb / ale Stillinger pco at arbcioe
FOR Ell millbrc 2en, og DC hpioe 9lr-
beiocrc bc9pnocr int at lie Sen Sarc
ion trilcr Dem. Chen man begprbte
meo Sprfning al Sufferrocr / gel
lomitonc Nnllcp bar Der pprct en-
itaoia S%norpfniug al S%apancierc, %
sc bar hlirtig fortrGngt be hbioe
NlrbcioSiolf ira Hoeogrenc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26

paaitanr, IT nGiten ale oisie gsrn
CT isbte al Bigger unbcr 20 Mar, og
/ mango 5iIfGIbcr al rene Sfolepi-
ger. Ser er Is al ~llnionenS Sta
ter, ser letter Observation-Disclosures
ior Yiaer til IS Iar, meoens &pom-
ing bor aaact ct Sfriot l9naere oe
lat ben til 81. Ger or finn nj Sta.
ter, % De aaer ileitc al bisie Spb-
itotcr, DER bar tat ben iaa lapt Tom
"A slor - blanot bisie er altiaa
mi @isconiin. Mrs. airt5 mener,
at iaaIebes iom Soaen itiaer Jig peb
ppeilonierte Stntiitif, faiter 2open
en- al be merfeite Sfpseer oper Sta-
ten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
El,S Dakota.

Nnr fisbt Nuin / Sorontp. e. Siu.
'nub hor 'orriQc llac ficbt %looct
"Soronto &crolN" / Toronto.
Nlcif til %%eittnitcn. ct lpecieli
Soa bcltooenbc al 30 @o9ne la'teoc
meo @rile a'lif iorIeoen ira Iber.
Seen I'll SeottIc, @aih.
I'm %Onoiurianins for @eblem.-
On nm a~rtelilt Nrenb er bleoen borei
| %cblen, % @penS Sanoforipnina
er ocrpeN bIcpen tiIitrrffelis fpi
ole Brig.
6ornnitia SrSnins. SanoeISicr.
ertngcn | Common bar for Smes'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
mtarnnItn.
&anoiont for CONNER.

otuHotpui W. SUMMIT. SlUitpi
oe Ntriiter, ser bar itinet Tia iom
aonoioot for CONNER / 10bc 81
thrift, er 9llbert 9. 2arIou al Sba-
fpano.
Sien / Misiisiippi gaar no. Sien
/ WisiiSlippiilpben begpnote Man.
BAG Niten ben 22be IS. at goo ltb
peo Ga Crosse. % Den nP'te Gag
bar Nlooen iSfri ira &illona iii
Troiric on Chen. Sette er Ter Snge
ienerc END iiior.
Gumrtpfas Ierer farlia iNa. Goun.
tpfo51erer Charles Carton / @altfes
ina Ioo forrioe llae forlig ing al
Nerpefeber, % ser bar Sptl ON hpor-
plot ban fuloc lepe. Sp9crlle ntel-
re Sprsoag, at han bar liot beore,
men Silitun0cn bar fremloeleS fri
tiff.
Niorten Sniirb Collars fpr en-
Npo. Wtinnie Grtrn, 7-aorig Sot-
ter til Ell Nrbeiosntano / &enoiba,
bleo iorlcben beo areosretten Ser
itebs tilfienot $4,000 ion SfaoeS-
eritotning al Chicago & Wilpaufee
electric Hailmop 60. Tigen blep for
eft IarS Sib iiben ppcrfiert al Ell
%ogn paa oennc 2inie % fit i'm enc
500 iaoleoe5 ifomferet, at Sen maat.
tc oiiGttea peo Nnfelcn.
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otto Slctten. boenoe / &ictorp, npr
Ga crosse, giorbc iorlcocn ell gpr
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operifiGre Strllben. San bragteS
itror til ct Soipitol / Ga CROSSE,
bpor Sr. @unberIer oenne Sang
ineo ben nisie Ssb peb at il Strit.
ben inmmen igicn. Gn Simes Sif
eitcr %Ggens Weiteritpffe / SfrGo.
oerfQget bar Sletten fommen fig iac
me9et, at ban tltnoc tale til i'm Sp'
gepleierifc.
Maa urrc "inlbbcinrnc" Suracrc
Miot huber H%rimGrpalget &c
crosse iioitc Siraoa9 fom Der ire
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ON. at ser peo CT Noielteretsfjen
belle bar bcltcllt, ar frenmebieotl
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800 TGl9crc, Der bapoc pcntet a
funne fate lin Stenme, trpbS at 3,
life hapoe notu1ct lit anoct o. eaent
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iteretsfienoelie er Ell Silbagcfalbell
al ell tib!igcre aiaiuen aienoelie
hpprpeb oct ungiTlocnoc aonltitii
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; s~lpoelisc SplpSnina. at Der DC libit
ire slar inben @isconiin er loot 4.
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bar aoact / "Nco Nrncu". Zen he.
annbie Den l6bc Rorfs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
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srpiheteut tibaoebetaler Peupsne hpis Fa,o Siut'
mtut tie tnrer,r tissuhe iiulie bireeues eler 'rsm.
itaaenoe pjlsS. Ser'te Hupeuoelle alner s,uorlrg
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SrnnplpS Stntiun / hilbert Sea.
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tor'tatloncr i bct ml0trc %citcn Ser
mo0toQc5 ioolc0c@ hpcr Niteu Sclc,
grommcr ira &caicrinNcu2 Stotiou
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oQioa err lutfe0c9 Wunberion al pp.
lanQc @uNitober ira Sauuinc, Ncm
| Doris transatlantic Station. bpor
Observation-Disclosures ira SpitIanh
iom oitcit mootaQea. Gen ungC
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llnoerplSnlug / traaoIpS SeIearafc.
ring, emo hpoo han ielp bar tunuel
erbuerpe lig giemnem 9sger % SibS'
'~triIter. % ban bar ieIp opiiinet linz
Ipporater.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-28
JUDGE D|SM|SSES
ROAD BOND SUIT
Plaintiff Withdraws Action
After Conference With
County Court.

Upon motion OF E. NJ. Showalter, ut
torney for George HUFFMAN, the plain.
tiff, Judse--W S. Raymond In Circuit
Court today dismissed the injunction
suit against the sale of the 100000
issue OF good road bonds which was
flied Friday as u result OF dissatisfac.
ton In the Eighth ward over delay
In Locust avenue street improve.
mGntS.
The withdrawal of the suit followed
conferences yesterday afternoon, last
night and this forenoon during which
the County Court and Prosecuting AT.
torney TuSca Morris assured MIR.
Showalter. MIR. Huffman and other
members OF Il delegation OF Eighth
ward taxpayers that 1t was the inten.
tiOn OF the court TO push the improve,
ment OF Locust avenue 10 completion
as rapidly as possible. The court de.
clared that Locust avenue would be
paved as far us Fourth street without
delay and that as soon as funds were
realized from the sale Of the 100000
bond issue the work would be con-
tinued this fall to Mccoy street II pos.
SIble.
The court assured the Eighth ward
delegation that Locust avenue would
De widened TO IS feet between the
curbs, making a street 40 feet wide,
including the sidewalks. Plans salts
factory TO the men who brought the
suit were outlined by the court for
making n fill and widening the street
between the Billingslea and Gettlngs
properties, where 1t is believed that
retaining walls must be erected.
This afternoon engineers for the
county. representatives Of the county
court, members OF the city Board Of
Affairs and a delegation from the
Eighth ward are inspecting Locust
avenue and working out the details
OF the proposed improvements.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-28
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR DRESS up DAY

Arrangements have been completed
by the merchants OF Fairmont for the
splendid dress up" parade and prone.
made to be held Friday evening, octo'
ber /, in Main street In front Of the
court house.
Mayor Anthony Bowen has given
the merchants permission TO rope OF
the street, Bossle's band OF 25 pieces
has been engaged and fine program
outlined. The arrangements In &C.
cordance with the decree OF Dame
Fashion in other cities will give the
men and women hof Fairmont an op-
portunity to display their new fall gar.
ments in fitting manner similar 10
the Easter parade in the spring.
The dress up" day program will
begin at Z o'clock when NIL the street
lights In the city will be switched off
for five minutes until 1885 o'clock
when they will be turned on again.
The fine new pavement OF Main street
washed clean as parlor floor for the
occasion will then be scene OF the
magnificent dress up parade ana
promenade.
With the court house plaza special.
ly Illuminated and the trolley and tel
ephone poles all along the street dec
Grated for the occasion. Main street
will be a magnificent stage for the
stylish dress up" parade.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-28
Ardmore, Okla, Suffers Big
Loss When Tank Car
Blows Up.
Flames SWEEP THE CITY
Frame Building Collapses
in Which Is Negroes
Are Killed.

ARDMoRE. Okla, Sept. 2S.-Discov.
cry Of additional bodies today in the
ruins at Ardmore, Okla. increase the
number OF known dead resulting from
yesterdays explosion OF gasoline
tank car to So.
The property damage Is estimated
at more than S1,000,000. There are
at least 200 injured. some OF these
probably fatally.
The disaster was caused by an ex.
plosion yesterday afternoon of a tank
car containing 1000 gallons OF gaso.
line. Six blocks in each direction
from the Sante Fe freight and pas.
senger depots were effected.
Railroad men who were In the
yards at the time say the cars were
shunted to siding on account OF Its
bad order" The car was leaking
gasoline so that a pool OF the fluid
had formed on the ground under II.
Ira Woods, car Inspector. the rail.
road men say, mounted the car. un.
screwed the cap and peared in. Just
then the gasoline became ignited.
Woods the car and every lonse piece
OF material within 100 yards was
hurled through the air. Reports that
there were two explosions were con.
frmed today. Dynamite In the freight
store house was set off by the con.
cussion OF the gasoline explosion.
The daamge caused by the shock
was greater than that caused by tho
FIRE that followed. The explosion de-
molished nearly a score OF buildings.
Near the siding on which the tank
car was placed were number OF
wooden structures, part OF which were
occupied by negroes.
In this section twostory frame
house collapsed. Is negroes in pool
hall on the upper floor were killed.
Search OF the building proceeded all
n!ght and continued. A special police
force of IS men maintained order
through the night.