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We have an excellent list 01 A Wing. of the Young Judea villi OCIET .____..

fume-3m P231131: :}:jtykl:::om:ll held tonight. at the Beth Israel . (Continued from First Page.) TELEPHONE
nuance. _ at , . ——I —— DIRECTORY

bib Bonds Accident etc. and a: 'iagogue. at eight o'clock A full
withiny years‘ experience in “i‘ endanu— is mounted as there is Margaret Rotluetlc. also implicated

yotr service. This means mudli. ;.e very important buaiuess tocome . .N E w S. . “1 U“ (“l-*- {W “101“ 1*" bondsman, WILL GO TO 'RESS

'9 you. Think fl over. it on» tonight's meeting. 0-0 .-. Thomas F Adams. of Stamford. has m 29“!

TaYlOT&GOldenl been searching for several weeks,
Tel I " No 1210 l \ large St. Bernard dog belouglnr. made ‘ Grimm" appearance, aflr

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t .s poisoned yrstorday, by some uno Yvork. haw brrtt \lhlllnx lrlatiirs in She “3‘ “0m.“ “mug m the court Tn mm” lllt‘ ”my
W.— l-JU'D ““5“ 1“” "mu" “‘5 "1 .Norwalk room it) Mr \dams. “ho had come «i \ our 1. mt.»
:DUl‘lt'd to the pollt't', and an ”Merit-‘1 __ m I“) m” [m 31.500 posted for her I ‘ . , ..
Our Flflt Shipment :gatlon will prububl) latte platc. l Mrs. Andlt‘“ thllc‘. ul no .\ldll.l appearantc Mr, Adams lust no lime “M "“"“ "' “A 1“ -'~ i
f l-‘”""‘- "“"l’u"~‘~ ‘* *P"“‘““l‘ “ "m in surrendmg her to the court Mrs l wk ~t till-Alli l) .m I
.vBEN o . There will be noiuiniation and elm“ do.“ 1“ NWVMH‘ HWUN'" all” a 00"“"1‘9‘3 “”h the tails 13" it‘lt‘il'tvm W”
JAMINS’ 111011 of officers at Norwalk Lodge, 13. ...,__. attorney: ill ilw case. emerged into ._ ‘_ I V ‘ l
IPIIIB storms M- “,0; 1...”... “b d
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bus arrived, Stvp m and lake ltlglhlehfiyl‘113r: :Ufnim‘fllai‘rmlxl.title, hits bvcn rillt’i'l‘dllllllfl Mi and I“; t": Tm”. ”W ”m I: on) ' r < ‘ HA VI‘ 1
a WP at it. "V.' . . . ‘ .. . . . .. “ . Mir. William Hall. of Brooklyn C Before Publi. 5 YOU A l
.. twith tcfcrcnte to the hilt: lla) d(tl\ 3“ C ‘ , TELFPHONFa I
MOO, tome new 59c NECK- “up". but none of thcm in full | ‘ The lloritio case has been below 4 4- ;
WEAR. i ..__.._ i M‘” "“15" ““1" “’“h” ”1 m” the courts for several weeksvaud Bor—
l . . ‘ ””"l‘ “WUI- 1“” 5”“ “-‘l‘m'r M“ ino hililsrll has figured iii Court tram '
I i. “M" '5 ‘0 be an important we“ .‘nd Mir Lihlt'l' limit. in alt-idgcport helm... ll molt on dome promincnce 5
mg tomorlow afternoon 0' the my!” -- by reason oi the boasts of his friends ® |

:bcrs of'tlle W. C. '1‘. U. The) Hill.
lgiitncr at the home of .\ir.~~ l—‘rauk‘

Al‘iul‘ltflulll, of ii.’ (il‘r‘gm‘) lloult-tat‘d.

Mr. and Mm. Fred H. mate“, of that he would never be cumirled.
Noi'waih. wrrc guest: of Mr. and Mrs. '1 l5 31*“ "an “9"“ “Nd 31"

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JOSEPH DAVIS “I" “salon “‘11 open plump”) M 3 ‘.\‘d~'lllllflltlll'§ llii'lhdat, ('lctil \’\'i(lt‘llt't‘ now to convict him. al '
N I“, 0‘10")“ i ' ”tough llit‘ >url'c-iid0r til Mrs. R07 .7.-_:‘.-- __.,, ‘ ~ ~ I
“ w'““""°" "‘- '°' “I" --—-— thi’llt‘ l~..ty int-lu- material different-c. attraction lhc ”Nd” ”"9 is a.

. 51;: All '9 F. 5 lat. oi t ll a lliut ,
1 tour candidnlvs wcrr initiatui ill ‘1 H d‘ “ ‘ :3 ‘I t‘ y” 1 Auto Hotel Raided. . . ‘
meet. an . tss . Old loiiln, 0 Tim ”firm “”9 ”P“, ”m of a short of wonderful it in interesting

J‘llw ill-‘Hlllz l‘ast night ot Ullllll'L‘lliip'l ‘ , . . .
Ninth Main street, aic spending .w\- from the first flash on the Ft‘rt‘c'll un ,

— WEATHER FORECAST. (W. U l). h Tllt‘l't‘ ucrc rvf‘rcslr ‘ . raid on lln- \uto hotci in llct-ctnllcr. . . .
incnts st-rn—d at the close- of tlw bush?”ll day In NH. JHN‘)‘ in “lilt'll twill Burton and Mrs ilo ill I” “m h“ bpe“ Completed and}

H” Norwalk 3"" ““"my: Snow ”' incss session. There is some talkl .—-— queltc scrc illrvslt‘d When lllt‘ casc ”4m" ulto we .lhe “m“ ”mu” about .
rain tonight lmd Hm“); "wrw‘mulamong mp "wmbem m holding a, lit'\. Slt‘pllt’ll stivrlian. of St t‘;ll|i.~ ”me berm. ”H. h”). mm ”W mars“. [tlt'ltlre .t-nlvrllllnment will find in this
mist winds. reaching gall» force ‘omlhli-tl social lflli‘l‘, but no dcfinltc “15' parish. Kane, Penn. "“5 been were pulled. {production the merit that Paramountj
night. Wcatlwr conditions: lusturh lplans hate been made \isllng rpldlnea in Somalia, and also Innnc-diutrlt um," ‘h, dirt'llltruc m ; lulu-5 aim to reach in every pretzel“,
snows :trc t‘t‘nllltl this morning ow" ' ’stoppctl at St. Mary’s rectory. thc ““50”,.“ howctcr. lloritio was ”0"» on Saturday, Earl? Williams

*' sorted with a b0nch warrant, issued and mm“ Stewart will h“ seen i“ (‘y-

Mr. and Mrs. l. '1‘. Panic. of s \\'ehl ht- the t‘i'nnmitl Superior court for rus Toutist-nd Brady's FMy Lady's
strrcl. hate rrluiiicd from New York his fined. and Mn. ROlillt'llF was held Slipper." The Y. L' S. E‘ attraction;
city, where they intended the wcd- its an important witness. Both were “"9" in “'1 in‘9'95‘l'“ “0"" with
duty. of tlicir niccc, Miss Mary llrady. held in bonds of 81.300 each. The ”1"” stars in ”’9 1"de "01“" . 1

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Luke bupt‘l‘wl . Mid “mm ‘ "mun“ l There will be a number of Norwulk‘
They “9 “WWW “l"‘mh‘d‘ ““th people who will attend the exercises
Villll snow or ”H“ "1 ”"l‘rl “” d" .nisrking the seventy-fifth anniversary

“MS (‘85! "l ”W “”‘l-‘Sll‘p‘ '1‘" Lot tho founding of Fordham tlnlvcrst
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Bridgeport, Conn, Thursday. Feb. 24, 1916.

All a-tiptoe, new
shoes dance forward

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. r\l|tl, lllu‘ Kiltflt'x Ill \ Hill} lllt\'\ lll‘ tlllht'll [ll lllillk‘ll ":
Ul littt‘ltioni/t- \titli gown or Lillntt-l \uil “If
. tlr tllt-_\ llla_\ lit t‘llimii in tltdlt‘c sharp but lil‘lt'l'ul I if,“
mntrght to that goon or \‘illl. ' $2 “
.]\\llllt‘ th-s. tul‘ llllhlrilllllll. .ilt' \‘ol'ict‘l for “car :
“fit il .ltll' llllt‘htll‘ ~llilllt‘. Ntlnr is ll'lll‘ uI' t’lllilllllilflllt‘. \lltl 3.
o lit“ git-uniting lliilt'lll ll :tlhcl‘ with to]: oi \\ltitc ('tlllsklll- 1
.\t-\\ llltttlt'l.~ lll lllt‘\l null tllhtr tlt‘llqlllllll colors are '
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«mm to lll'ilIL' out lllt"r gram and lnnmt to \tict‘iiil cY— '
tcnt. ' I
}‘ \ll haw a plain tintl gran-till luv. .\ll liat'c :1 high : —
ll't'lltll lit-cl. '\t‘;ll‘l_\ all Mr out \\llll lltc 3—inch top w 2'";
\t lllll llarllllllll/t‘s w. \\('ll \\ith lllt‘ \ttllsli ~lturl slxil’ts. '
Bronze, lace With cloth top > ‘1
Bronze, lace ' :
Champagne, lace ‘
African brown, lace or button ‘ t ‘

Patent leather, button, white calfskin top "l
Pure white calfskin, button 7"

. .- -, . . __ bond: were IUI'IIlIhHl it Mr Adams .‘ It
{tom the Mlafiilflhlppl rncr westuard nual l-‘ordham “prom" at ”W “UM ‘ ' ‘ 'd y l” ‘I , l" ’ . . . a»
to the Pacific 00“.“ Th? ‘Pmpm ”H.110” New York on mm “’9‘“ m, and M” John A, ”mum! h.“ of Statutot . Rm CluB we ..t<i ot 111's particular lliill-llO'lt‘ll cork~ l\‘ a notalile .f

turcs are low in the castcrn portion “Md“, ' ‘ ' :Soulh Nol'Witlh today for llcnwr.Col- Mlt‘l' "‘"d'l‘ll l“ the WW” "l ”l" l ““‘ml‘h' ”f “ll’ll-‘h (‘flcrt and trtlc quality, Splendid ‘l_ .32:
of the Lake region and New Enghrnd. ‘ - iorutlo. whvrr' they will attend tour or nature of the clue, however.'.\ir, Ad- ‘. camp m0 at ”n“, of . $5 ‘

Zero tcmperaturt-s wrrc reported Another one of those dt-Iightftil'nw “who, \iritinx M”. l'cppat'd's ants surrl-ndcred Borlno, who nullae- RAPID Slums HERE; Main flour. ll'iil'. . —' ff“
1mm Nol'thcrn New York and Main? 1 b it . lsislct', Mrs. Jiltnt-s Williams. ‘l‘m'uy not another houdsman. and] l ..

c am a as was enjoyed at the Math- ; sought Mrs. ltoqucttc .0 aurrcnder hcr. ._...—__— ‘ .. '

 

or Building Company's factory on \\'a-l
TODAY. prom-n1 were “Ward 1". Smith. Harry . .. the other of tho prrsidcnt, l-‘fldcrlck
"l‘cmpcraturc: Low 41; high,t W. Mather. Frank J Donahue hi it .“"e"“"' ”"8”“ "WWW“ Pm” and "3”” ‘lllllwllnlll yestergnyizftel; '1" G‘““""' “"d w“ “”5"" ““"MN'
"El , Partly cloudy ' \‘uttiniz Joseph Rooney “1m." llub- were awarded to Mrs. Wilfred Rod “0"“ ““‘ "‘ "‘ ”9“". “l ‘ n \urious committees appointed at pct-\-
~ ' '- ' ' ' ‘ ' the court TlWllI.‘WhPt9 lite appearcd in, tons meeting tnndc reports shOMI'lK

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._, . . . st“. ptudod gill (-flonl of the pouco .\ rcgular men-ting of the Norwitlkl
WEATHER A YEAR AGL for street, that evening. Among thogu- MI" “0N” “Ii entertained ”Imam! dNPPlhl“ to arrest hrr, however, Rifle (‘lub was held last evening ill.

. A new-style skirt
3 made to order—$1.25 $1.50 '

5 — licl. Hamid w. Clark, John H. callus-.W” "“d 1“”- J""“ “""m‘" “9‘ accordance mm the onion of the much prom" Md W" mud” In "Wt

«r. Olin ratings and Wilfred timiwell.E'I'N‘lflm‘mH ""0 "Fwd and "I“ 0(‘- "mm
(castoti Witt-t a delightful social success . It is “wow“ that the bonds

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he i‘copcnl-d by tho court in the cane ship. lti order that uno- httnttrt-d

, . . .. ~ - . . to the War Departure-tit for arms and
”“1"“ ""0"“ ‘ unanimous call ““10“, m cnuc and m” ”we huhn'i‘m'o doubt ”‘4'“ '1‘." 0‘ the o. "ammunition. it was decided to start

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extended to Rev. Charles Elmore M'MOMI. 10ml" “”1 n‘IH‘. PlldRYu-lala but that he will be ot_l hand. a membership catnpnlxn by placing

 

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A joint valentine ”mm ‘1“ beheldtish, to return for the coming 3'9”quth ”W! "1" 500M "1"” “'09“- llalf‘ court yesterday to defend an ne- ‘1‘)" 0' “”0" 9’0“", d3" “0"" for
the week bcxinning Monday, itcbru-

orrow n nrlieaaicea‘ .
lom event 8 u do L in p |()tbor routine buulncsn matters verso" their return tht‘)‘ WI" stop in lion begun therc for his removal as My 28. at which placc Edward ”NW”

°’ ”3" ”m“? ”“3" PM “4 wwicsrried out. Washington. D. 0.. Philadelphia amt administrator of the mint? of his u- ...| mu, m“ amt“, .0 w...” m
mans R9“?! (OWE V A~ R~ , ._.____... lothcr points of interest. titer, (:ahricl Borlno. it is alleged ' hours cacti evening bt-lwccn sou-n and
m. S ' ' - ' ' . g - w h ldin mone realised itlttc o'clock for the ptirptisc of giving

men candidates wore Inmflhd' lorino '5 “h 0 K y any information desired. regarding

 

The pinochlc tournament of Butler ‘ . N .
Lodge-Colfax Encampment will be last night, at the meeting of Lourl 'Mr. and Mrs. “illinm Bank. Ullllls from the sale of real estate. it was me club and to receive applications.
' Laurel. Grand [lest-ht Mrs. i-‘rcd city. worn pleasantly surprised. Mons claimed no service had been secured Applications are in the hands of all

cttnti:u“M‘thls‘ cytmns In the hall on Clark, and Lecturer Mrs. Helen ttas- day night. when mm" H.“ (“mm on norlno and the case vru poetpon- Invillbers, antli ingorma‘tiiot: nihd. appllt-
Soul . am 5 rec . ‘ , . _. _ .. ti 8!). 29’ cut ons can a so c ma e at pres -
ey. of the Stamford Court. were pres- “fillit‘d in on them to liclp (lltllliilt‘ Pd Im l 5" ‘tlcnt. f‘rpdprick ll. Gaming, vice-

eat with a delegation from that cityflhcir tWi-lftli wedding ilnill\'t’r.\‘dl'_\'.‘ 9“" 0"“ Nolled. .preaidcnt. t‘hicf Wm. R. Pennlnlton;
Refreshments and it social time lot The PVPlan was enjoyed with Sing” Th9 ”Wm" against ROM" De“. City (‘lcrk Sit-pitch liokus ill the t‘ity

lowing. The Stamford dclcxationIi-ft mg and music. Cards wcrc plnimi ““m ”Md" manager. of the Atlan- Hall; ltr. ”' B' “'9’“ ln'flurer' or

'. [Ft‘rt‘lill' '. l-‘, .\. lio l l -l.
in automobiles for their homes at mid-land refreshments served. .\lr.-. llllllks "‘ “("9" were milled in the C“, The (hung ‘nm llihtm “in take
“‘Kht- 'wits prom-mod with a wry pretty set "mm yesterday upon recommend».

place on lint-oration Hay. and ii” in-
There was a tut-go tivlcgallon of The on I l fl l V .110! dimes" lit-rt .I. Merritt. Attorney Menuhin,“ “1 “pm
linens Tribe members who. last uight.l ‘ ny oca r ends 0 “m” i tcstifled that mm had been 3 mil-Q -—.._.._—-—.~——-—-

V. . Garvey. formerly of this city now 114 MARRIED FlVE YEARS.
Journeyed ‘0 (“P-“NW“. “he” "‘93 ' ‘ understanding by Mr. Dean as to the
resident of Bridgeport. will be plpnpvl Mr, and Mrs. Charles L Thorpe of which w“ in the name “'0me wmt$

~—Don't fail to lolt over the special
lot of books at Donnelly's Stationery
Store. A number by Jack london and
others all for 250 a pit-cc.

 

attended the elaborati- ccrvmonics of _ . “(.9th
th Red Mm.“ wigwnin in that place. 2: 'to learn of his marriage in that: t‘airticld park. observed the fifth an- Koppel Berger. treasurer of the co“
__ l. 3 on last Monday to Miss Camerunitersary of their marriage Tuesday poration. instead of in the name of WHHOUI Ammm
Norwnlk school teachers gathered the Casey. M" and M” Garvey, WI”’l by entertaining a party 0‘ friends. A‘ tho Bridgeport Hotel company. Mr.‘
have the beat wishes of if. large circle "9" enjoyable time “'35 in order. V°'< Dean was manager of the hotel. He.

yesterday afternoon in the Norwalk
bowling alleys for their regular week-
ly howling matinee. and some very
good scores were made. Miss Marian
DcWitt captured high score on the

of friend,“ will make their hon". m[out and inatnimenlal selcctiona ntntolllwa’A released upon paying the 0091‘s.: “Vi-1“ HAVE.\, Feb. 2" '“lllll-im T.
Bridgeport its Sonora selections and dancing were ’ . rm behoflcld, Stamford. a telegraph oper-
' ‘. . . which amounted to 325. Mr. MOT . l ‘ d C 11‘ i l .

features. A fine rcpast was served. i h d “‘0" at “9 (1’3“ cntra 9"“ no in
field after 90“" that “pm” on ‘ New York, was indicted by the Fed

 

 

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big plus at 116. The ladies are lma . . h f d .
. ‘ m attend the re lar m {guests and a host of ot er rlen s. . t c0“Mutton of a \tireless telegraph station
proving at every session. and are trot-:1Ml “e at 3.30 of“! k 1:9”:3'02‘39. - alter t0 the Bridgeport “0 9‘ .wlthout government authority under
R . coc . on a) a t,r-, :NHY- ,the act of 1912. The allegation is

ting their eyes on the strikes and

Spares in fine style. 1“°°“' “hm" 28- in the 30““! Nor-t BUSHBY' STODDARD' DeclIion Reserved. liiiat Schoileld has been operating it

_~ :wal'k Library. it is imperative that! ”3‘ Saturday, ”bruit” 19th,‘1916. Judge John J. Walsh reserved de.radio station at Stamford. His lndict~
itnatters of vital interest be then dis-3m 1' I" m" by “9“ (worst! (larke cislon yesterday afternoon in the sultl'mem ‘3 the “'3'- lo be brought in the

LEAP YEAR DANCE. . _ ‘ _. . . .
Armory. February 29th. illtclcnellyulcussed and ”led “9°“. There “'illiliuukhmf‘i D’ D". Emu)“ .Smdda.” 0’ ”0““ ““h" ”WWW °t u“ tsiliegtléldqguhlseoivillhi1: ti‘iireifimtitli‘ogt
Slowing Orchestra. b" a board meeting at 8 o'clock. ”‘33 mall‘lt‘d l0 bd“fll‘d Altled Bu“). (“99-th riding academy against, next [em of COD". ‘

" ‘ ibY- John Rowland of the same town fort in connection with the court case

Miss Stoddard was formerly it resi- damages 0! :300 ‘0‘- tnjuflu alleged it has been learned that Henry Gaw-

 

 

 

 

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- The cases of Dorothy Jones of Rav~l 1e,- United smeg radio this

. . . , , _- , . pector, has

DON'T COUGH - moud street. and May Cullen, of Wit-:dem Of South Nomalk. and is , the to have been received. by a pony'gl been here for two days locating radio

t‘sc our Syr. White Pine I: Tar ter street, were continued this mornlgrandduughter of M” Jane M' “ard- den by “19 defendants “009‘ °;outfits, and he has found four stations

25°- tnz by Judge George H Vosburgh “KW“! 0‘ NO- 3 Livingston “reel-case was on trial for two days before.which have not been licensed. The

tilr. Bushby is the assistant cashier Judge Walsh in the civil common plea‘a'law was passed alter the Titanic dtc

‘ - _ ' til March 4th. The parents of the. "
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P mm ION two girls. who, in spite of the fact.” . . ___y__________ .
L RE” waln‘rmm 'tlmt they are but 13 and 11 years Ot'tir: A(‘(‘l(lt.‘lll and Indemnity (.om- limit; sttgtlgoelt liliélghfi {thigh will:

I M m M huge, have come under police altciitlonlp y. W AMUSEMENI . Carpathia about the wreck.

_. ‘r '_ _ _ _‘.|because of their conduct, will have‘ ~ l "- .
r ‘ them taken away from their homestNORWALK "'3'" '” srmrono. -—-———‘- - cornice PRAYER MEETINGS TO-
here. it is understood. 5 A I d l T t N m l . "THE UPSTART” : NIGHT.
, Eli-m“ D bi ' urge eega on o 0"“ res- After a three days run of vaudevillel Under the auspices of the .First
on .denta will go to Stamford tomorrow .
5. -. BIKE rams MAY WITHDRAW. l - ’ - that met “in ““9"“ “rpm“ 1n.Methodtst Eptmoral church. services
Shakegpwe aald—“Oui' . q _g_ t night. to participate in the , bazaar txorwalk. the Regent patron's will belln the following homes will he con-
. MN! make “3 ‘0“ “l. KANSAS CITY, Moo Feb. 24,—Tliel'“ progress I.“ the benefit ofthe “‘1' given high class picture entertainment lduct‘ed at 8 p. h“ Mrs. Lewis 11. Cum-
. ; 3°“ '° 0“ ““81“ m- slut-y Heroin-we’ll: convention “alum" ““1 mm“ m. “mm" ““6 stain for B°m° dm- “‘9 9mm“ mlngs, 61 Fort street—leader Mrs.
. try fearing to attempt." will end ‘0'“th Valentino Grimm,;Austria~Hungui-y. it will be ltnownu of the first. m day. of the woolen". B ”b“, ‘M rs Margaret'Bruah
‘3 Do not doubt your ability “do...“ team and Ohrt and Rudl- Not-walk Day, and trains leaye South were “count, but by no means in ‘71 “$th street—leader Mrs Harry
to one. An nocount with Rule combination regain their loet NOI'WJK ll 7303 and 754‘ D-.‘m-~Th0 elude all of the amusement "food“ 'Watson; Era. Julia G u'.” 3 Elisa-
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» be Poo lea Trust Com- . . -
. P . ground by 9.800clock. plum; themlaflall" is under the auspiceaof the that can be furnished. Today thebelh street—leader, Cloronco E?- CW

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bonfire. mm“ W“ polled to withdrew. The um. thentafel HID. Greyroclt place. Entertain- ‘ltnown stars Marguerite: Show in “the 1 do W .. . ‘
'0 put our. tannin on the track will race in a Ieeiee of merit and dancing every evening. Upstart." Thle‘plcture was produced "‘m‘“ e“ 1". “11m . 3'"an . n.
‘f‘ . mo on ammo: - sprint. m an hour. the lam hula; 5 under the direction of-lliaa - snowJ-B- “in“ ”W“. 17 film“ "r
1; moon" the largest timber of points to its ~11 you had been a good sewn-i who plm the lending role and u u_'““"‘“""- Ray- “ ‘32 G‘m‘ “"-
' m - . credit at moo-emu. race. ‘clultfled advertiser, at. the the you :3” Iue'eeu'lt hush!" Imi- _ mmh :mtbghgnm "ml

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inn-rests of the organization. A hunt-y

llarto. ”"1 phyla!“ pagmr of the par morning. for (‘linrlollcsvilia \'iri:lnill.l ilorino up“ due to appear in pro’tlle Charter in out- of the show win ‘

lion 0‘ Prosecuting ““0" Agent M' lt’l'l'JlPtl arc lll‘LLl'tl to llilltt‘ .tpplit-a-l

Every member 0’ ”1" WWW“ “‘1': Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe received the con- been made to have the license trans-l eral Grand Jury here today under thcl
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An assortment of collars. "niece. chemlaettes, and collar and can , h; ;
sets in the newest styles and designs. Collar and cuff sets in plain and ‘ '
cmbroidered organdy, some with lace edging 25¢ AND 50¢ i . ,4

Plaited back collars made of oriental laces 25¢ AND 50¢ ' 1 *‘

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lame vestees with high or low collars 50¢ TO 81. “ .(

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