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knowledged by Mr. Kemple.
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RINGIilXG FCNERAL DEFERRED,
The funeral of Alfred T. Rlngling,
head of Rlngling Brothers, the circus
owners, who died Tuesday at his es
tate near Dover, N. J., will not be
held until the arrival of members of
the Rlngling family from the West
and the South. The funeral will
probably take place at the end of the
week, but no definite arrangements
have been made as yet.
KAIJLY FRIDAY NIGHT.
Following a meeting of the Ninth
district Democrats last night it was
announced that they had completed
plans for a big rally Friday night at
St. John's hall, Pembroke and Jane
streets.
THE WEATHER.
New Haven, Oct. 33 For New
Haven and vicinity: Probably
light rain tonight and Friday.
Silently
TO PREVENT EROSION.
Thomas M. Bobbins, TJ. S. engineer,
with Engineer Crawley, visited Fay
erweather Island, yesterday after
noon, with president of the Park
Board George Eames and City En
gineer McElroy, to see what could be
done to prevent the erosion of the
eastern shore of the island.
ACCEPTED FOR ARMY.
The V. S. Army recruiting etatioi.
at 925 Main street, announce tha
the following men have been accepted
for service:
James A. Wall, previous service
Wilmington. Del., Field Artillery.
Arthur H. McMahon, IIS Taft ave
nue. Motor Transport Corps; Benja
min T. Buckley, 73 Madison avenue.
Motor Transport Corps; John Bren
an, Danbury, Ordnance Department,
Springfield armory, Massachusetts.
The thrilling escapes from bandits
and highwaymen pictured In the mo
vies have nothing on the escapes
of the October wedding couples from
the bands of the celebrators.
