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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
ERE, RAILR0AD FINANCIER TAKES POISON BY MISTAKE

New york. Sept. As.-Newman Erb, wealthy fnancier and railroad re-or- ganized, who swallowed two poison tablets by mistake, is to-day confined to his summer home at Deal N. J., calmly awaiting the outcome of the efforts being made by three special ists to save his life. He spent comfortab1e night.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
BISHOP GOODMAN WEEDS

Bar Harbor, Me, sept. 16.rRight Rev. Robert Goldman of Portland, Bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Maine, and Miss Margareta, Porter, daughter of Mrs. John Riddle Porter, Of Philadelphia and Bar Harbor, were married today in the rectory of St. Saviour's church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Albert c. Larned, rector of the church.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
HARRISBURG IS HIT
 BY s175, ,OOO BLAZE

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 4e-Harris- burg's largest garage, owned by Geo. Doehne estate, and a, dozen small business places were destroyed by fire early to-day. Forty automobiles were burned. The loss is estimated at $175,- 900. The burned buildings were on Chestnut street near 4th street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16

Raymond Clabby and Thomas Lem non of this city left today to resume their studies for the priesthood at St. Mary's Seminary. Baltimore. Md.
 John Ryan, of 14s scof1e1d avenue, and Warren Hughes. of 19S Martin Terrace, have returned to St. Joseph s Seminary, Yonkers, N. Y., where they are studying for the priesthood.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
ARMS PLANT WILL
 BE SHOWN IN MOVIES

A troupe from the Universal Film Go. is in this city prepared to make a film to show Bridgeport as the Essen of America The heroine will be shown working on a loading machine at the Remington Arms-U. M. c. Co., taking part in strikes of working girls and going through a number of thrill ing experiences at the Arms plant.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
oRLovE co. ArrAoHEp.

Property belonging to the George Orlove Go. of this city was attached to-day by Deputy Sheriff Cunningham in a $13.oO0 suit brought by the New Rockford Milling Go. of New Rock ford N. D. It is alleged that the local concern owes for goods pur- chased. The action is returnable to the superior court, October term. The OrIove Co. deals in four.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
BOX KILLED BY TRAIN

stonington. Sept. 16-Edward Me Cabe, g years old, was struck and in- stantly killed today by a west-b bound express train on the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad. The boy was on his way home after having carried his fathers dinner to him at the mill
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
CREW OF WHEAT STEAMER
 SUNK, TO BE EXAMINED

Cleveland. Sept 16.-The crew of: Lake Superior, will be examined here to-day to learn whetEae-tfrere is any ground for suspicion that the On oko was sent to the bottom to pre- vent delivery of wheat for shipment to the allies
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
STEAMERS SAFE AFTER CRASH

Quebec. Sept 16@The two steam CTS which co11ided early yesterday off the White Island, the Pretorian and the Kansan, passed Quebec early to- day on their way to Montreal. The Pretorian is making water but the Kansan seems to have sustained no in iIlry
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
HIST! STAMPS FOUND AT P. O.

able number of stamps has been found on the main floor of the post office. The owner may have these by apply ing to the postmaster and proving his property by telling the number of stamps, their denomination and the day that they were lost.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
MACHINIsrs JOIN UNION

Torrington, Sept. 16-There is no change in the strike situation at the Henley Machine plant. It is reported that about half of the S5 strikers have Joined the machinists' union.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
BRITISH SUBMARINE LOST.

London, Sept. 16-The Admiralty announced today that in all probabil-. ity the British submarine E-7 had been off the Dardanelles.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
BRISTOL PLANT CLOSED.

Bristol, Sept. 16--As the result of a strike today of about 50 employees at the shear nanufac curing plant of Clinton Brothers the shops were closed down this afternoon. The strikers de- mand a nine hour day, 10 per cent. increase in wages and Saturday half holiday. The plant employs about 100.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
TAILOR SHOP BURGLARIzED

The tailor shop of A. verelli. s55 East Main street, was entered last might by a rear door and clothes and dress suits to the value of SIS taken
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16

F. H. McGar, of Meriden, is at the store of Lyon & Grumman in Fair field avenue in charge of a. very fine exhibition of high tools. The tools were manufactured in the c. E. Jen- nings & Go, factory in Meriden where MT. McGar is an official.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
HEAT PRosrRArEs 1ABoRER.

Mark Kanoro, 40, laborer, was overcome by the heat at Fairfield ave- hue and Water street at 2:10 today. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
LICENsED To WED

A marriage license was granted to-. day to Fred Meyer. 34, roofer, of 21s Fairfield avenue, and Mary c. Moran, 27 of the same address.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
ONE DEATH IN BOSTON

Boston. Sept 16-one death di- rectiy due to the heat, was reported today from Waltham,s where Mrs. Helen Todd. of Tnonlaston, Conn. was overcome at the home of friends whom she was visiting.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
Years of satisfaction stand back of. Howland Double-Service suits.

Years ago this store. offered Bridgeport boys their first Dou- ble-servlce suits. Till then, it had been practically impossible for Mother to buy suit with two pairs of trousers. We saw the worth of the idea, realized that it meant double life for a suit and provided a boy with a suit ready for wear on every occasion and always in good condition.
 So the Double-Service suit
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
RUSSIAN CITY FALLS

Berlin, Sept. 16s-The capture of the Russian city of Pinsk. about 100 miles east of Brest-Litovsk was an nounced to-day at army headquar- ters
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
AMERICAN CARGOES
 SEIZED BY BRITISH
 PRIZE COURT ORDER
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dent of Norris & Co., as there were no advance payments made on the. shipments. He will issue a statement later today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
came into existence.

came into existence What success beenI numbers of boys themt What real economy they have been!
 Today, the Autumn gathering is complete-and we think little bit better than previous Autumn gatherings have been.
 A great many sorts at a great many prices. But 9 1nig y-nteresting lot at five dollars.
 Fast-color blue serge fancy woolen in the shades boys ike stout corduroysade with Norfolk jackets new style each pair of trousers with good lining $5.
 Frontbas
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16

Fifteen thousand children were dis missed for the day in the public schools of Yonkers yesterday because of the heat.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

City Engineer and Mrs A. H. Ter ry are on a motor trip in Maine. They will be gone three weeks
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16

Gasoline was advanced 1 cent a gall Ion to IA cents at Denver, Col.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16

Harland shannon. son of Deputy Collector of Port John H. Shannon of s9o- North avenue, returned yesterday to I1efigh University, South Bethle- hem, Pa, where he will enter his so- phomore year Two other young men from this city will enter the same university this fall, Robert Hurley. Jr, son of Robert Hurley of s750 Washington avenue and Beaton Lau- der, son of Mrs. Samuel w. GiedhiH, both of whom will be freshmen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
CAsTELOT3wHALEY.

A very pretty wedding was celebrat- ed in the rectory of Sacred Heart church. yesterday, when Miss Susan B. Whaley of sos Myrtle avenue and John Castelots of Stratford, were mar ried by Rev Matthew Judge. The ceremony was witnessed by many friends of the couple who are we'll known in the south end of the city. Following a short honeymoon the couple will reside on South avenue. Stratford. Miss May Whaley, a sis ter Of the bride. and Paul Castelots a brother of the groom. were the at tendants.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16

The Weather:-Genera1 fair tonight and Friday; cooler Friday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16

WANTED-wor of any kind after D. m. daily by young l241. Ae- dress c. Paine, General Delivery.
 e ,5H z3.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16

Store open till P. M. Saturdays till P. M.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16

VEANTED-A girl for starching. ex- perienced preferred, Model Laun- dry. s64 Broad St. ae
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16

sntrances
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16

Bridgeport, Conn.,,
 Thursday, Sept. 16, 1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05
PRESIOENT'S CAR
BOWLS OVER A
SMALL BOY
Mario Passi Grins and Rubs
Arm When Executive Auto
mobile Knocks Him Down at
Corner.

New York. Nov. President
Wilson, automobile struck and i'm
iurcd a small boy here late today
while the president was motoriag TO
the Pennsylyania station to catch his
train FOR Washington. Thc boy was
apparently more frishtoned than
hurt
After stopping his car ana t,er-
tanning that the accident was trivial
he president continued to the sta
ion and boarded the $3.50 train Tor
Washington.
The accident occurred as the pres
idonts car turned corner in front
of tho station. MARIO passl. the boy
who was hurt dar,ed from the side
walk across the street directly iu She
path of ihc automobile The young
stcr escaped the wheel bat the fender
knocked him over iu'o the street
Within "a moment the boy bounded io
his feet and began 20 rub his arm
The secret service men. following In
another cuy asked him if hc had hcer
hurt President Wilson ordered th,
presidential car. u limousine. stopped
Leaning out OF the window tn,
president awaited the boys reply q
Tho secret service men
When the ittle FELLOW. who appear
cd to bee ahou. years old shook hn
head and stoutly sa,d he. was not hurt
President Wilson ordered bis car g,
continue. The younEster ran back d
the sidcw1lk wiped h face on hl
Sleeve ana watched the prcsidcu
drive away MI Wilson glanced back
Tho boy wa- syiu standing on rh'
curb rubbing kis arm ana grim 1s
President Wilson and bis party w,r
motoring from tho home of Clcyciau,
~ Dodge wher, tho presid,rt au.
hls H1ucrs Mrs Norma1 Ga't hal
lun.hsd v..h Mr Dodge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05
DECLARE rom NMERICNNS
ARE VILLA PRISONERS

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05
Today s War
Summary

general advance 10y ia" Tcu-
tonic armies engaged IN the SER
bian campaign II announced hN
the berlin war office. During
their forward movement the NUS
tro-Gcrnan forces captured 2.70o
more ~"rhiaus.
from the extreme western front
the Montcncgrin- report the re-
capture of rruglnV from the Nu~-
trlan~. whom they claim tu be
holding uu the hordcr
The Germans. continuing their
sucCc--c~ IN the Champagne re-
gion. clni mto have rccaptuicd a
trench northeast al Icmcenit and
to have rcpul-cd with heavy losses
80 the French attacks on posi-
ii.n- recently taken bN the GER
mans north uf Ma--igc~.
Paris claims rcpul~c Tor the
ucw German attacks iu the cham
pugnc aud rrport- an air raid uu
buildinu- ~ Dorunph used for the
mnnuipvturc oi ~unuratiug gases.
Iu the D,iu~k district the Rus
-ian- remain on the offensive. t.c-
ncVn rcputt- TINT SHOWS in the
Carnic Nlp~ have brought the
Nu~trian- IA virtual ~tand~till In
their operations In that sector.
LEADER of al the Greek par
tir- have been summoned by King
Constantine for conference on
the situation created 10y the over
throw uf the Iaimi~ cabinet. \
speedy ending OF the ministerial
crisis h expected. an Nthcu~ dis
patch states.
Thc Hcrliu pre- ~''cm- Confi-
dent thnt the neutrality policy of
King Constantine viii he main
tRincd
bulgarian troops. advancing
northeast uf \i~h, were within
two hours march uf the cit, uu
"Wednesday. according iu salon
ild dispatch. aud tlCir artillery
Wa Nipicrth mohardiug tiic out
80 dCfcn~c-.
IN southern serbia the IBulgar-
iun~ are being hcid back IN their
push toward Nuun-tr hN ~crhinn
rc~i~tauc" ~ liahuua pas. near
pt1lip. paris hcar- through ~a-
lunihi
Two Bru~h divisions are np-
prnarhiug tie IiulgariHu front aud
other units are following the
British ltgltiuu at Nthcu- hu. nu-
uprucJd Dispatch from TINT
,itN ~tatr~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05

Washington. NOV 5.-Conadential
reports to he war department from
official sources in Mexico indicate tina.
General villa In his movement to
Naco d. carrying out pars of plnn
To strike from here through the in
terror TO the Pacific coast to capture
the port Of Guaymas to get q base
Of supplies ana then. after recouping
his military strength probably move
on toward Mexico city. Niila's nrF
plan was 10 get supplies al Aqua
Prieta " possible. bat Il was planned
long ago 20 move on 20 NacO 10 Her
mosiilo and then on 10 the rnas'
whore the American embargo on
arms viii not preveut the receipt of
munitions.
Consular digpatchcs contained no
reference 10 .he border report that
pr Il. n Thigpen. his assistant. Dr
Miller. aad } n. Fiyant. chauffeur.
oil Americans. reported killed willis
giving medical aid 10 the VHla
forces, had been seen alive late yes
terday Tho official dispatches re-
garded The men az Killed ana said
they had accidentally been no. While
between the firing lines
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05
L ere mo MES OF
Coronation
Under Way
Toxic Ablaze with Light To-
night in Honor of Undue
tion of Emperor Yoshihito
into Rule.

Toxic. Nov .. ts:45 D. M Toxic
onignt was nhlnzc with light i1 honor
Of the coronation of Emperor Yoshi.
hi;o. which takes places on November
10.
A feature Of the display was the
appearance uf multltulc OF child
rem attired in the brightest kmonus
The climax OF the decorative scheme
was triumphal arch boo front OF thc
palace with floral pagodn ana an
ornamental tower. lighted by ucieut
torches
N~->~Sr~>~~SNS~-~~~s~~s~- -
when change is not only unnece .-
sary, but a menace 90 our national
Ideals
There has not been ,imc ln flfy
years when there was less rea son 10
add 90 the expenses of she army and
navy Tor We are not Only without am
enemy, but our preparedness is IN
creasing relatively as other nations
exhaust themselves. And there never
was "a time and there never ha. been
a time 90 our whole history when our
duty to the world more impcratlyelv
demanded self restraint and the
counsels of peace.
~ nope they will not be deceived by
the atmosphere OF the Manhattan
club That rs the one place in the
DATED states where the mammon-
worsh.ppiug portion OF the Demo
cratic parry mccth to exchange conn
plimcnts-thcrc is no group farther
removed from the sentiment of tho
masses. whether you measure that
scnuout by economical. social or re-.
.lpiuus Standards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05
Former Secretary of State
Against National Defense
Plan Because Never Tried
Out.
SORROW AND CONCERN"
FOR NEW YORK SPEECH
One of the Worst Things the
Matter with it, He Says, is
that it was Delivered in
Manhattan Club.

.
retary Bryan came olt sluarcly
agaiuH President Wilson, national
/ defense plan today in a formal state
mcnt in which hc took issues with
The presidents Views as expressed last
night before the Manhattan club IN
New York.
"A departure from our traditions.
Iu rcycrsal from oJr national policy
u menace to our peace and safety. and
a challenge 20 the spirit OF Christian
!ty whicl teaches us 10 Influence 9th
ers by example. rather than by cxclt-
ing fear is Mr. Bryan's view OF the
national defense plans.
Tho former secretary Of stSte's
statement which roitcr1tes views he
has previously expressed on the sub
iect of preparedness FOR war. was re-
gardcd as tho opening gun ~ tAv
Aght which administration leaders eX-
pcct ln campaigns against adoption
,ut the plan
Mr. Bryau's statement SAYS in part.
II have read the presidents
speech at New York with sorrow ami
'CHUccgu. tfo .s doing what DE be-
ii,Nos go bo his duty and so long as a
ms0 follows his conscience ana Iudg-
mont $50 cannot criticize his motiyc..
hut wc may Doe compelled to dts cut
from his conclusions
"lic says tHur his position is dncr-
.Dn' fro that of the private Individual
In that the individual b. frc, tu speak
hia own thoughts ana risk his own
.opIuIuu. This scnt,u., Is % little uh-
s.urc Iu .u far as boz, cxpr,sse. U,-
own opinion be lug- NOS dncr from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05
EDISON WILL BE
RECIPIENT OF
A NOBEL PRIZE

LoHdu0 Nov 1. $3.50, %. ml--Ar-
,ordlug to "a di-p,tch ro the Exchange
telegraph rumpsu, from Copenhagen.
Thus Edison Nikola Tesla ana
Thcodnr sycdhcrg swedish chemist
.pf the University OF l'psala are slg-
gestcd there as probable recipients
of Nohcl prizes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05
Daniels Talks by
Wireless Phone
TO Usher
Conversation Today Forecasts
Time When Secretary Of
Navy can Speak His Orders
all Over World.

washington Nov g. sccrctar,
Daniels transmitted tto first naval
order ever sent by wireless telephone
To-day 10 Rear Admiral Usher at rhe
New York navy yard
Navy officials sny tho achievement
brings closer the day when a sccre-
tary Of the navy may dt "a, his desk
Ia Washington and talk tu the fleet
commanders all over the world
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-05
Brave SerbianS Surrounded on
all Sides still Fighting
Though London Admits
Chances FOR Relief Small
GREEK CRISIS BRINGS
ENGLAND LITTLE HOPE
King Constantine Reported to
be Standing Pat Behind
Zaimis Ministry and Will
Dissolve Parliament.

lhy tscuins Herald Lcasri Wircl
I."uduu. Nu,. %. t5..a y. m.l--
bii,riH denial wa- made today
at u report thai lar kttuhcnrr.
SECRETARY fur Wat. had resigned
The announcement Iulipw~:
"puring Lnrd kitchcncr'- tcm-
put1rN th-ctrr uu Tuhli, duJN
the ufinr minister b. oartNins pu
the WORK ut the Nur 1i,p. fhcr.
BE- uui uutr boo the -ht'w'ut chat
Lord Kitchener hu~ resigned"
IrrI Kitchener wa ,u iuuduu
in-t week. ut the ''mc uf General
Junir'- ,i-it tu 60 -iAui since
ihru uu report hp- been re- CNrt
concerning hi- aI -rrrc iuum the
war uii,r uutl ,6duN. IbcIr hp-
hvru uu iniiuuuuu thJi hc
mi-it resign. o. tact the wa
sc,tctar,. according tu Nly gone
,i.u under tnuiiug 100 London i.,
tu hv mudC % Wruil'I OF the
-mali cabinet commute, Whi.h b.
60 tr charged Ui,h the dire ton
ur tho war
Irudpu. NuN. %, ts.Hu o. uiJ- ---
,it.l Cuu-tutIu. hu- t-Fn of
tcrDd the picmi'r-hip 60 " f.,i-
mi-. VINO hu- t,-.iguvd uu tho de-
tclt oi hi- ministry Iu the ,ium-
hcr ri dcputic- according tu re-
Rcutcr di-rtpi from \lhro-.
" Iumi. rriu.Cd Ca accept the
oncr and ,ounrii ur minister
wa called, the dispatch Il udd-.
Pati-. NuN. s. ts.a@ g.. my
King ,un-iunttuc b. rpricrriu-
with the cabinet minister. uu a."
.ltuutiuul and ~ -crm- certain
that hr b. dticrmiu,d tu preserve
the Laim- cabinet and dissolve
parliament u!thuu-h Premier
IniuIi- does not agree With the
hing regarding dissolution uN~
= Ilu,u- Dispatch uum Nthcn-
under date nr November 4
'rlv king lIU- -luWu h- app
pru,aI or the attitude ut 6curril
Ntuuht~i,. the minister ui Vnr
b, appointing him Dhivi uid" dr
cump. which h. highly di-pi"J-ii.-
tu the supporter ui 'ormur i'rc-
miyr Ncuilcluz 49, % i- tnlru -
IN attempt to lc--cu thoir lead
e. prestige
E,iIu. Nu,. = a., virclc-- a.
~a,,iii,D 1T IL uihoiHil, rc-
p4rtH tbat the bulgarian haNc
,umplrtri, d,i,Itcd ut . point
uuuhca-t uf rriip tlr French
Ini,,- Wni,h WUyc landed Ht ~a-
Iuutki pmu ui the French cuu-
ungrnt was routed aud the utltrre
v,ir made pri-uu'u-. Tho lit-t
~ the iIrn.h p,i-ouUi- have az
u,rI lt hu-tcudil
uuIu. No, 40, vrcir-~ ro
VA. LrItuul "A uuv muN rmvut
tu cat uti the rc,ruHt ui tllr SER
h,uu arm, b. rrpnrtvd h' the
O,,-ca- Nru- \grurN. Tho N--
uiuu- atr said tu have begun an
attack rluu- thr western border
ut Montenegro. iu which country
the serbian force are rNprrtcd
tu -rrk refuge
H,rliu. Nu, p Ntu Luudpn.
uuuuI --Ih, urD-- ut lrtliu
utahr- up attempt 600 minimize the
victor, uI iormcr pI,mivr NCui.
Sylu- ui Greco, uNcr thr /aiuu-
ministry uud a--,It- l htiug- %
sharp crisis bee ii,c 1ulir- al
Gr,,. O.. Nu exception ~ the Nn-'
-ichc /ciWng. which d",inr'- the
Grrran cabinet .ti-i- "i- ut nc
~ignr,Jnrn boz connection WITH
the foreign policy.
Iu0IDU Nuu ;l..1t 20. w.N %
I....nI m,Hus Hr 90, GI.rN hJ
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I.aum m..ms ur the GI,r. ham
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Berlin. Nu,. g 10, vir,ir-~ tu
Iu. LrrtuuI ~ uuv mu, rmvut
To- cut uri the rotruHt uf tllr SER
huu armN b. rrpurtud h' the
ON,l-ci- NpW- \gruDN. Tho Nr--
uiau- are said tu have begun an
attack rIuu- ihr western border
ut Montenegro. iu which ,owtr,
a., serbian iur,g- are expected
tO -rrk refuge
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-18

A marriage license was issued ON the
18th Of this month to John E. Allen
and Miss Pauline Parker, both we'll
know. young people Of Rife.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth
odist church announce that 1T the to,
which 10 to be served next Thursday
aftesnoon at the home Of Mrs. Kings
bury, s17 Blake avenue, conforters AMI
apsons will be offered for sale.
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A pretty wedding occurred Sunday
afternoon at the 3. J. Smith home ~
this city, whe. Judge Smith s.ited IN
marriage J. Forrest 6inele and Miss
LsatAs Marian Wilson, both Of Rifls.
P. J. Sinele and Mr.. Wilson, fathers
Of the young people, were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Gisin, also Of Rifle,
were the wit.esseA An unexpected
sssst, in The Psrssa Of Nr. Dodson of
Rife, . friend Of the bride aad groom,
made his appearance jest y the k.ot
was about to be tied. Mr.. and Mrs.
sinele have many friends who wish
them much happiness.
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The Soil Products Exposition will be
held in the Municipal Auditorium in
Denver, Sept. 2sth to October 10th.
The Exposition is of such. magnitude
that they are covering the surrounding
streets and will use them for exhibit
space around the Auditorium. The
Auditorium Hotel is just one block
from the Municipal Auditorium, and
extends cordial invitations to people
attending the exhibition to stop in and
rest. Check your baggage and feel
perfectly at home. The Auditorium
Hotel has 200 rooms, and just OF the
street car for quiet, and most coaveo-
lent especially for this exhibition.
Why not make this your stopping plac ,
this time. Anyway, remember that tho
Auditorium Hotel serves . mighty
fine 35c luncheon and soc table IL
hote dinner.
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-18
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SCHOOL BOOK N01ICB

A representatives Of the school
book companies furnishing books for the
Garfield County High school We have
beea Instructed that We must handle
these books On . cash basis only.
HAYES BOOK STORE.