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LOCAL NEWS
eve'g.
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nge was in the city
aving
f 1.1 is ill town for
?
leasant caller Friday
?
? rings, Va.,
? fid Itrrn.
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ties, and cut her eye, but is all
o. ic. again.
re giving a mixed
it) Heights set to
und that vicinity
lol.cil . g ::! I inion and we don't
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ig and Mrs. I r.
trip 1 rtaii able.
ft er a bus. trip to
entt rtained at the
bus. is getting
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"WIIV. I Si! Ml VOTE IHK STITKAi.E."
n. t r .1
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for all the eaatj r-> to make Bf politics. I'll ?1??
??y ?lut? at the jm.I 1 - ??? I ? 'o ?? I 'ti?it roll? aero?.? thi?
beiijtw.uH land anil Ir??- Sal I'll hi i raa -< <? ?hy ?onun
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-a- ?antier a: tnstt ?.ml tin' f ri? y
i ....r,,-.?. i esnnei -i. ira* t.tir straogi
i ,?i t?. ni-? m tvitk U-. : - ? l'-uri'l the messy
i w,m i.; i.,- hast t" ? -"i'? o? > o thf roaatr?/ ?.n?e a ?ear
sad um?. N?! - ??' l'?-|i?C tirmly pre-ataed
?f?in?i ihr ?- tatet ?.n the job of
f r, - However, if the) ?vaai tas ???t?*, the
burden ..f affairs i.? tote, l ?rlah thi lad el link: ?.n Tacada*
I ?ill (.?us? tin haca.
? . ilai j i ay " it or
mot.- a pair foi tribute to fund
?ay, at hlS did
Urih,-. ? . ? t | M1 1st of the
? ..''"?mi it."
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?? tha* ; or.? .i-AAKi/..
? r -ting
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M re. t be the only
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v*1 '. well, If i
Take in your .. F. I'. A.
MISS BARTil?T
WEDS C. pkelp:
Dr. S. De Lancey Towi
I Pei forms Ceremonj
\!1 Angels*.
MISS POWI i I B
01 ? BROMI
i Flti C .irrit
i; US l hristi I" Dennis
( . vtcQuade,
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.venus at
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the R?
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t th? I nd Mrs. I
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dseoi ' y? Ho
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IS 01
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rai ' ilstsi
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trimm'i) with fur. ..
rid est i
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t ths
, I- ?' , Hit
It.a Mayas, Mis? I1
BIT, '
I .. tan, ' ' Mice Gertrud
Go r?o:-,, of V. .
si] dressed silk?
trimmed ?rith i and fur woi
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and esi .the;
on H. Clapp, of Wa?hingt?>'
araa beat man, a d the
? a H?allam Boj .i, of
er, of ri... : I? Iphia
Henrj Blair Keep, ol Chlcayo; Alber
i Kdv ' ' ? . . N. Y.
City' Joh
1 r, James W, liowar?
l isrrtnea M. Marks and VYallats I>a 1
!
After thflr return from their weil
I triji Mr. and Mi Phelp? aril
? Knd Avenue.
Misa Ms 'er of Mi
i
West Ireet, was mar
lied ? horn
to Edward Ti Th
esrsi i erformed by ths K?n
I. Ken ? i ? i'-- ?
:. I .or; i
? I. Th
? house WS? dtCOl
The brid?
who wslked to ths temporary ?It?
.
eh iff 01 -''.rand
: of pesrla, ?ritl eourt ti i f aihrsi
I eloth. Hei I ille waa fasten?-?
with . si I aha eanisi
bios
Boma.
Mrs. Herman Hslms, of St Dsvld'a
Peni . wss matron of honor. She wai
ids, trimmt
roa? eolor ? d wars a hat ol
'?'ne chiffon an'l ailver \:ici*. 8h?
i... [act o
Th? ttei ? *s were Mrs, A
W. I' . ! Mrs. Irvin Dsy, Tht]
?pre n ros? eolor bro
eads .'n hat? of ailvsi
cloth, trimmed with roBa eol r calf
' ? ' risd old-faal
qneti <.f Mlip on roaea.
Pi ? man
SBd ths DSheri were Robert J., Joseph
I. W. Paw? era of tl
hi Ida; . I Burp? ". ? ? Bnrpee
ir. and Hermsn Reime.
Mr. and Mrs. 1 ?111 live ir
rirooViIinc.
Miss Hi I ufhtst
of tl
man
?
. ? ? ? !!? v. .lohn
: g eeremoi
! n r?-. nip of
.
Mr?. -; ? ! '
i brocaded
?i, trirnme'i with rose r><>int
luce.
.'Ill o*
th? bi
I ". ? ? > pink tniletn
1 ' ? , mu? car
I
brother*?
j
Mr " ; "e in
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WILSON AND FIANCEE
SEE FOOTBALL GAME
Motor to Naval Academ) Will
Come Her? Thursday.
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SI 1
Norman <?uu.
i Mrs.
Gall snd
will, il
? '. i Pi
i rinc? .???, ??? III pei orm the
?
? a fi.-tnc.'e lia.! the
I on Re ?
I : tO Co I
rly, went t
. ..
Hall
?
, men and
. vYaah?
' :
atari td to
?
II ?rill
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ected for 1
? ?
Lltatafhter ?Born to MY H F.
F Wo
Mr. and 1
v ?Yaodl " ?
?
If a..?? ? at ? ' -'"ii -I-.- araat? ras
futios i Ih? state
, , ? ? iir?' 'iiiaa
i , ?.il?- "im" on lite ne* Mtsftl
tLt.'H
MlaS.S GH \' I G. WIN A
ter O? Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. ?. itiant, who is soon to be hrid?
Charles A. liarry, of Toledo.
of
?GRATO OLD MAir
OF CANADA DEAD
Sir Charles Tupper, 9..,
Shone as Statesman
Half a Century.
Ottawa, Ont.. Oct. M. Sir f'harle?
?.. died to?
day at Bexeley Heath, England,
; year. Noah of h-s death
rame In r. cahle dispatch from Sir
i anadian High < cm
r:?*-r, in London, to Sir P.ober'
? icr.
With ths !'.;-? I.on! Strathcona. Sir
. Bpper ?hare.) t!.
la'l <iran?l Old Man. In I
? ry of political lif.' he 4V II
rely Prime Minister of Nova Sco?
tia, minister in the Confederation <"ab
idiaa Iliich Coauaiasioaar in
sad ?Premier ol thi* Doniaion
' pinada. He was actively Intcreeted
i*i th" ei 'nr.rernent of the V.'riland
( anal, the drfpeninir of the St. I.aw
I ' hannel and the improvem???
th" Intercontinontnl Railwag, SI well
? eonatractioB Of thS ?'anadian
by a privat?- eon
Sir < har?as atas of Ameriean extrae
aneeetors haviaa tattled In
. tta In ISM He arai horn
rahsrst, H. >., on July 2, 1KL H?
? d raedlelna at hdinburgh sa I
pra iaed his profession at An
[n that ] ar he area a ? en
? iva i eat In the 1 ? Pai
liai ant, dt festina Jo?e;.h li.???-.-, leadsi
of r ho No ? . i ')??
? ? Prei 1er in lt9A He entered the
first ( ? ...n Cabin.'
tei tons, an.l in IS7S became
?JVorka. li
i i Department of l'- ?
I became it? Aral ?
In : ?-; ie ?venl to London ab High
eer.
Three years later Sir Charles eras
turned to
l.omlon as High Comn tar ??
\..jir of ?? rv-ci. In Jannarv, 1896, he
? ? ? lia keasis Bow?
t el sry of Statt. and
? r soeceeded his chief
u> Prime Minister
n ai ?vi ? erare defeated in
J'iip? ? f that year, and Sir I ;
position ui
i -..???? :ife, h '. " 9\
London a few years later.
I the rast of his life
._? ? as ' ?
stioa m
iver.
? i barias ?vas made n baronet in
: .1 time ha ?as president
.. \ ?
?
? rart 1
ion ot Sir ? harlea, - u
t.. ?h?, baronetcy. He
-??
? i earl af Otta .. sad li
about to leave for th? frOl t,
? ?
!'
DR. HUDDLESTO.V DIES
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
Well Known in Civic Work and
I l| !u "ii Tuberculosis.
i r John 1! H _.!,l>s?.on. of l?tl West
? ? horn?
Il .nia, after an l'.l
'
. p. . .
He
last? ; ' ? ? Harvard in lSt*?S,
? '
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l? h ac
11.
Dr, Hud : ? '
t m. to prevenl
;
i '. I
\V rity Leajjue Guest.
....
? i
of the branch.
LACE AND SHAWL SALE
AT AMERICAN GALLEKIES
l'an Collection Also Will Be Dis?
persed on Nov. 18 and Ifi.
An important collection of old and
modern luces are included in tha
? sale of the season of 1
BS Am.-nci.n
Art Associstlon, to be held on Monday
and Tue-'..- sftsrnoon, November II
and If, la ths Amsritaa Att Oal
These laces, top I than
one hundred camels' hair, silk, em?
broidered and lace ithawl?. and a col?
lection of antique fan?, are to he dis?
: M ,.- ? A. ? i I i
ter sad M aa h. M, K ?? tasa.
0 . tha .iternoon of Kovsmbtr 1". 'ho
. r :;: th? I I -sa'.. eol I
* boras Budkin, a il t
-, 19 m,.I -u s coll?
i bnajliah china, forttsd by
I>r PI? :i-.n* vark. N. I.,
will bt mjM. l'ii?' collection Inelndsa
..r liiiininiiton, Lewestoft,
Wedifwoud. Bsarbts lu-ti ?,
silver eanan sad blue lustre and his?
torical blue china.
Bj idminisl mtor of the
??stair of th.- inte Bsflor Salvador l'e
Mendonca, for many, rears ths Brasil.
.an Ministsr ?.t Washington, 1? I
llectioi 11 ecta, C? iml ?
Byron relic.-i ?in.l snclont wsapaaa arlll
bs sol.l ?m Wed lay, . '? camber 1.
The ?ifilntinK? will bs sold during the
season of 1910.
DEBUTANTE FETE AT TUXEDO
Hallo? c< n Lame? Fullow Dinner at
the Clubhouse.
[llj Tf.fira; I t i ? M n* J
. N. ? . 0?rt M. Ml is
.A. i.i land, of ;,,-. Park Avenue,
? Manhiit'an, rhv? a debutant?
at tl.
Martel dukes, daafhtsr of Mrs Ed?
ward Packard, sf Now York, sad Mi
I I If '"ter . f M
M rs. I-1 .-.?i-i :c i?'? tsi Carey, of
i he tab!,? waa dee?
hallo' ?Isa and . ?
1 ..-.. ;-, u "re lal I for '
gvesta a .re Mr. ta?
. Mr. and Mr<
"i B. Dinsmore, Mil
Uli ? ?i i n? ( . i
J. Coulter, Roi
? , Jam? - <IromwslI, M
, Ksrry, Brs lish J. Carroll, jr,
rt I:. Livingston, Hagh D ?
J. I>ayton Simpson and Andre v
i Lord.
After * Rsllawsaa ibbm ?
wtra plsysd. t
? rue ?ut f,,,
trie dance Is ' Bl ?! many of '
house party gas ta among the eolo
nista sttat da It Forma
the sit ? ' ? ner.
A | ' I for the Tai '
sai
l?vent t oa
?
of thi i of toi s mil
. . ?
a house party over t] .- H?
Mr and Mi ? Will sa J
and Mr. si '
French ^
Mrs. Ai I at thsli
Eng.tgeir.ents.
i
?
ttr, Mil atts
rence ? i B I' .-. I ?? i'.
I ? h ?
Mi
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Mi tnd !
ton. ta Ed
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Appeal to Aid Wounded.
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n Paria. 4
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| ?J? r., :ele Tra.iaa'.lantique.
avAA'*.' .(8. .? -\:il
GET SORORITIES
Interclass Friendships Aro
I ?iss Since Suspension,
Sa> ? ) ? ? Report
SUBSTITUTE CLUBS
HA> E NO! APPEARED
Dr. 01 Hints Old Son.
ctles .'!.'!
Actions.
...
thru?
I of tru
? .
?
?
much "ruahlng" and "j
-
i ?eki of faculty diiapproval
..
? have
? n :'.
r intentai
?
Ity chapt?
i ???? rp i ? -viut any
in Gil?
the as
? ? o new ?
II hn? there
of interest
? ? . mi'mental club.
and other ? ? ? isatl ma,
A Certain I <???? Felt.
"The omission of lorority election!
ha? brought a w< let from the
itiona of 'ru,h -;a.' sad pledge day
?ind from i la form? of
. ? _. -?ip. On the other hard, the
' -al organizations
ice among eta?
? ..;n??e? far le-??
??? t and .'?? ult ? In fewer oppor?
for Informal i I *-<our?e
? lie format'i . .'o and con
. friendships. An administrativa
o ?otne lack of that
fieial influen?a of the older stu
? ? on the younge? and that aid in
th?. d?\ .'liipment. of a ?ojr.d public
ininioa n. tas .'nllege which the lerori?
tl? - lomel Imei ?'? Il the rasp ?nsibility
?
"The problem of developing hclp
. organisations mu?t. of course,
reel primarily with the itunonti
ired from a
til. It in to be
- the next faw year? the
undergradotei may develop some gen?
em of orga ?
tion a ' ring to the mi -
of th.. i edu?
cative opport
ly for a non i
dentlal Institution to give to Its sta>
dents."
Combined Cour-e Asked.
Freda Kirehwey, daughter of Pro
George W. Kirehwey, of the Law
School, led the revolt
twe .ears ago which resulted In their
llega.
Dean Gild add tion to dis?
? : - | the ee ? lern, recom?
mends *hat eoarsas in law and medi?
be rnadl a ; the curriculum,
aad alao that ? combined undergrade
ate aad profeaaional course ? ?
be adopted. Continuing her report, she
"Beside? the coll?1?*? curriculum, we
have bata ring ths pn blara af
requin I examina?
tion?. According to the arrangement
generally In nee, a private ichool pupil
.. ? .1 to dec de, '??? I be agi of four
whether she Is Ruing
to college. If ihe plans to go. the ?
put ?:.- the ci . prepartory coarse
of the whool, ai dl tingutihed from the
general conree, and for several
?. ? ipeeial I
her subject?. Bat ?seas girls srs bb?
able te decide si i '-i an early age
for or again
"The result i? that many exc-llent
aad ambitions itudanti at the and of
their school COUI I few
yean
to col I ' ' it they are
not prepare?!, but rarely have th?- eour?
i go bach and
I
? ? nations. Some al tempt aid be
to adjust I - intr?neo re
? I cur
?
lating from ? first rate school
will automatically be prepared for col
leg.-."
N. Y. U. CONFERS 45 DEGREES
Bight Re-Elected ta Council and
Vacancy Kille?! by New Member.
At * sal DMatiag Of the Sew
Tori University council last ? ?
? members arara re-elected aad one
? new
?ht i (d were Dr.
* dent; Dr, Willii
Fletcher J D Robert Macken
i, Thoi
i H ? ?
H. Poi tat end tt Foatei
'* ?
vacant posi?
tion. OfH? re re
... - at, Dr
M.
8
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Meal i \
K. 1 in O
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T. .1 I ? A. ?A. Friedlander, <
A 1 ir; 1
: . ..
c Bol It, G. I Coi
?ell. N. D.
i ? A. P. Gib
, II. B. il .??I. M.
> t., ?, M.
9 W,
...
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man, C 1 ?! II
. !" J \i
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WAND .RING FIREMAN FOUND
Ml i ?ltat Bina am Head, lie
Went to It?.?ton.
\
for lohn M
?
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in account ' |
1 hi a? m t anal it bI loa wi| - ? i i -
email sweatshop? ind aertni ? pay meal
?? lui
?> ? i., i' o .. .' dlseas? . Workers ?liuuld
iu|i,.ui. n a,ii il.al a.iuuiit.
TWO CONCERTS
of high mm
Dazzling Violin Playln
by Mischa Elman ?n
( irnegie Hall.
PIANOFORTE POETRY
BY HAROLD BA?EI
Schumann'?. AwtktMiIng of t;<
Rccolle<ttiOBji of Child
hooiL
''. I! I MM II II MT
I vo. ar
'
Bauer a i ' rte I ?, sL
?
''?j-npar.y. |
rata, who m? ?
k>- acltool of penpa:etic r'r '"'
..? ta divide their attention bt
ht two, i ! . sat a
ity of each ?hat the most cas.
I of Arl a's d
?-ho t'aptai
i i-.'- happ:
? '
rasar away!" Mr. Elataa ?n
..... elemei
.. than when ha hrt rill lilsBC
ill ???:-., th it thi I rat Svmphon;
Nor he araa completely a
rtj to ladalsrs his predil?ation io
? with which he could amaze an.
Idtr his audience. To the lover
of the severe style, however, h? hrs
nade an offering; in the shape of Viva!
Ill eonctrto In G minor, m which h
had the help of Waiter H. Golde, hi
regular accoinpar.:^*, at 'he pianoforte
.n.l Frank L. Pealy at the organ. /
bSBtvoItnt dispensation permitted th?
( araegit Hail organ to behave itsell
which i* seldom does, p.nd though i?
'v of color and nuance makes it at
iinered consort with a solo voice
Mr. Sealy handled it so discreetly sin
well tiiat it tarred its purpose ir
ng Mr. Kirnan to gire an <-loqueni
sa sf th? trsightforwsrd an.
noble old composition. Mr. F.lman'
youthful exuberance would not per
m.t the r. . | ? loai undisturbed!?
in the serene heights of the old style
but for that th?- discriminating unions
his BSBiart wtrt preparad' they mast
n?.o.i-i forgive him hla sttattivt emo
until tima ha? sobered htl
ndgmtat and steadied his tas'. .r
aaks of his exquisite tone
his marvellous purity of in
? on and his ?astounding tech
skill. These quiwi'tea wer?1
all raised to a higher power in hi?
tiiunce of the first movement o?
t'a cuncerto in F-sharp minor
can'?? after. Th.- cempotitior
? ,| with technical d'.ffl
. < that it i? a terror to mos'
virtuosi. It is well that so f.'W o?
lars attempt 11 la public, for al!
ad and noble in it depend
pasitiaa upon a perfect per
formai let I' Il said thnt even it-?
composer, laperb artist that he was,
was not always nble to do it iustlce
ee a 11 doas it jrssteraa)
Mr. Etmaa'a playieg must hav?
? -;ie violinists who listened to him
i-h brentliless. Without Impair?
ment of hi? lovely tone he tOSSSd off
the cascade? of double notes like
wsll thrown out by the
Ifalt or showers of dswdropa
? (B from the trees in the morning
There wns much more, equally
admirabla sad sstonishlag, no doubt,
im? aft? -, bal some one else
? ? || ?bout thnt.
If Mr. Bauer's listener? were under
a technical sway of equal potency the
fart did not so completely tagrosa
their attention. For mote than two
honra ha hymned 'he poetry of the
irtS. His offering!? were many
manifold their style, fmm the
loaring utttraacai sf Braasts's Baaatt
;r f minor to tht atmospheric Istpraa
?iraisn ,-f Dahassy'a ahatchas. He
I Schumann's "Kinderscenen"
? | lonata and warmed
' hearts of many, who were first
aatoniahed and then dalights?, when
i'aur, three BSSSSBS ago, put Ilia
? inda to what the thoughtleaa
had thought w>-re childish trifles and
-now..I that they had a place in the
? room and not merely in the
i'aur played thorn beaati?
. bul riot with anywhere near as
? leal ainsomsBesa si Mr.
He filled them with ingenuous
.-. ??rid made one feel the cor
? amasa'a sharactai its
tion of ?hern when, defending the little
. - i i.-t the att;tr-k i f a Titic who
ii thsm ehildiah, bs laid la offset
they Were the retro pei-' ions of a
/ bach on ths .!:.y-< of
ualike hla "Christmas Al
-
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the ?'age.
GEORGE ISHAM SCOTT Da"AD
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Was Perm.rent Serre??rv of FrgM?h
Treasury for Nine *??ar?.
Laa4on, n-*. Hma ?Val
Reginald Kar'.e Wel?y1. l<ng promi?
nent in financial e:r-*le?, .'... : > rate
day r.t Malwood.
Reginald F.rle .Ve'.hy. First Baron.
-.?? ?lev?t??! to the peerage In ISM
'le entered the tr?a?'II - '.'. he
rumo aaaiataat financial ?ecretary to
the treaaurv '- - auditor -
i ivil I.lat In '.--;. and permai ??
retary of the tre ? II ISM, hold Sg
this poeil ? If ; \
of hi? dea'h he \?a? eigh'.v thrc yean
old. He left no heir.
ANDI.EAS V. IUH.I1I
Poughkeep? le, N'. V. Oat An?
drea? v. Haifht. proprietor i ' ?,..
eity'l largest printing BOUM
War veteran, d-t ?J "? day ?- -
?eventy-three ye-.r? o! 1 end B mei
of every branch ef the Maaeaic Bl
un UAM h U i"> in >?
Hartford. C
Wald ? I!, la, I rmer Mayor of H
and one of tin- diitinguiihed .1 1
the itate. d
which followed '?? ' '
inteitinal trouble with wh i?
stricken on Monday.
Vote "Ve?" on the conatitut nm. to
bring N>44 York State's liind.iinenlal
la?? up to date.
MARRIED
PARKS JUDSON At ?h?- ? . ?
the Raavealy Rest, on 1
toher "'i, Itlf, by th- R?
Shipman, Helen York, dsu :? ter "?
Mr. an?! Mr?. I!"nry I. Ju.i-?>n, to
??eorge Flton Park?.
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be accompanied hjr fuit name .11..1 ...I ir. .?
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DYER <?n Satur?li.y, Oeto her :|0. a
Plasa Hotel, Hew Voris City, Maud
Miller Over, beloved tarif? . r
Sidney Dyer. Notice of fui
B?ter.
HUDDLE8T0N in Hem Yen Cll
October SO, .?,"? I SI
Huddlestuti. M. 1?., -on of < I
II- r.ry ami Susan Hid il? ton and
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on Mondav, November I, al
at the LeaOX Avenu- I : *.r .in
Church, lllet st. ari'l (??? 1 BV
MILES William Dai I 1
Anita II ndrie, -.'i i.:.
Funeral lervicaa at All Angela'1 barch,
West End av. ai d 81st si
October II, at 5;7>ii p. m. Burial a'
M.'for.l, Conn.
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ELECTION DAY
Tuesday, November ?nd
A Sale of Pianos
& Player-Pianos
AT AEOLIAN HALL
Remarkable bargains in used
pianos and player-pianos?
all fine instruments; many in
condition like new.
Pianos [Used] Pr?tes from S7?S
Player-Pianos Used) from $2.S5
Mo ; .. .. 1ft ifft left u <'s Urs us SS
do:, n, $4 tr.onthiy
The AEOLIAN Co.
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