Notedi hector" althoj w. c. T.‘ Lil at W “Willi Milli: Bunion: Mil;
Flat M. E. Church. Bfld Famouo Hui-Ion.
A large audieuico heard Mrs. Cora E. limo H. Bouton. for the winter part
“cherry. of blot-walk, national lcctnror1 oilhiaulile encased in tho. retullQmillc 1,
for tho Woman‘s Christian ,fl'ompor- bum in? Norotou Heights, died will
once Union. 121 tho First. 1111111011111: 1113111131119 there many morning. 11114
«lurch. lantievoning. when 311% 93‘ "brailpntton‘throo mh‘s illness of 11W?
plainod that “in in "The Greatth
Thing in the World.” which was her
topic“ 1 .
The. text of the speaker's remarks
noy troublo’. Mr. 30111011 is survived by
his widow and 11.511011011111111 ohiidroo.‘
~—liirn. J, A. Weed, Noroton: Mra. John
was to the ethic: that Joann Christi (train; Nommn:_‘ Minn MW .Wt‘w'
camo into that world to giro more and horoton; MM Loren 3' Abbott,
abundant life. This she said wan Bridgeport George W Boutou. New ,
{brought about in ilvooiways~i1i physiv‘Ymk Frodorick Boumn. Stamford
W; coinlorts and convenience, (2) 5;} Dr. Alonzo Benton of Atlanta, Gin. a
cial well being, (3) mental enlarge-”f dentist, WM his brother.
111cm, ii) commercial well being, and‘ MB BOMOn was 01W 0! the 1’93“
(5) domestic love, ‘ . judges oi‘ horceliesh in this section oi?
Sh’o wenl'on'to show how the liquor the country. He was a Muslim ol'
lrailic violates all these functions, on- blooded homen' and some at the pub
lamina upon her sub-tomes put of his stock (arm made good rec-
”0‘ on” “a” Mrs. 5909"? been as ords on the race-tracks. Perhaps tho
anointed with 111911 on the lootuie plnl- most famous home he bred was Qunr“
dorm. but has worked with ”‘9'“ in tormnroh. a otallion which he sold to
In: more personal way in the missions the Austrian government about folio
and she 111111 also come in contact with
them in a social way, by inviting them teen years ago. The horse. was “3m
nbroud for breeding purposes.
to 'her “01116.3 ‘
She explained two great, wmks 110- Although he nevorloathls interest:
complished legally by the w o 1211‘“ “0°59" “mm M” 3mm“ ““3“
‘‘‘‘‘ (ii the anti canteen la“ and (2, the to breed them during the past closing,
Mobb law, which prohibits liquor be- years 0! his life.
his taken into dry states. This latter Ml‘ BOUtOIl was born in Pound
law was passed by both houses, vetoed Ridge, NEW York, 72 3631‘s 330 He
by cxd’resldont Tall and later passed lived in Noroton Heights 40 years. '
moi his veto. These measures went:
through nuderihe influence of the ‘Wo-l POOR AUTO DAY.
man's Ch1istian Temperance Union. Yesterday was 11 poor day for the
The audience was chm med with automobile garage proprietorn. for
Mrs Seborry' s remarks and with her none wished to take a. ride on u rainy
interpreuttion or her theme that “Life Sunday and little business was done. 5
is the ( icntost Thing in the World "
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MRS GERRY To sPEAK. Ads for light on the ”where to buy"i
Mrs James Gerry. of Pelham, will puzzle. l
speakoozi“'\Von1ai1s Held in Emma-1W alum:
tion," at the South \‘ornnlk Library ..
Anditmium, Friday liecomhet 1'2, 11:1 "‘“ l
half-post three. ' l E
This is the third lecture in the se-l '
ries arranged by the Educational Com-‘
mittee oi“ the Womun's Municipal
‘i.o:1gue. it is planned. to give one good
lecture each month to which the hut»
lic is invited. Mrs. Heath and Dr.
Forbush are the two speakers already
heard. Mrs. Gerry has a charming 7
personality and is well informed upon .1
her subject, so that a treat is assured STOCK or
all those who hear her. A cordial wel- ' 3 ‘ ‘
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(into, Friday, Decombor 1‘2; the hour, ‘ “ 5
ilii-oc-tliirty. (lame one. come all.
lI- the most pomploto hilt). two
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