Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 17, 1920 · page 6

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Flt JAWS GOLD . _ flasher? Weather indications;gpronf-
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I. I. 8 A. L. GUI-DEEP”? hers said the wind, probablynrg'woiild
haul into the southeast myths time

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7 3 . , , - reach for thoIYsecond, had, close reach.
ml: tide, 1:31'P-m-r 2:07 am. . home for the third. leg. i 7- ‘K'.
3-” rise, 5;:35; Set, 8:23. " Canvas covers _wero "stripped from

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“number or The Associated Press.
The Associated Press is exclusively in lusty and 'lively fashion. ' Every
, tothe use for publication 01 manjack ofth'em is a sailor by in-
“ new: dispatches credited to it 01‘!stinct and training and theyer at

the crews tailed on the main sheet,

45.31383 Ward .points out,

‘well-directed investment in modern

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1—: otherwise in this paper and also the ardulous duty of hoisting theheav-
”local news published herein. vy clohes with the same zest that
All rights of publication of me- they show during a hot race.
.Shamrock wasthe first to get her
mainsail up. It flapped idly for a
time in the light air."l‘he challenger’s

served. ,
. use-o FOR . PROTECTION.
,It is altOgether likely that the ta-

Shamrock today did not carry t
Nich‘olsonjacket designed to prevent
back windage from the malnmast. The
Cup committee informed'Captain Bur-
ton that if Shamrock carried the jack—
et she would have to be remeasured.

Rather than have the time allow-
iance ncreased. Captain Burton ad-
ised the removalofrthe jacket.

 

Mien in the ~present political
League of Nations,
seizes legislation, class government,
'7' Motion of ‘law and order, eco-
my in governmental management,
5,“ “living—all these are ques-
” films 0‘! such pressing importance V
that voters, will overlook the econo-
mek problems which *is of great’per-

campaign. .; The

holson said today that five races

were not

1 not the United States. The European America’s Cup-

‘er servedias an almost complete bar,

ito stay on the land an

_ crew. also, sent up headsails in stops..w
' he crease
into impronment of the home. At a]

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an adequate test for the

“We have had one race: we won it

was gathered” personally
demonstration agents, , who are the church,

by home,

field representatives of the United

States department of agriculture and 10:30 a. m. The pastor:

the. state agricultural colleges.

fact; shown by the survey, that a
reasonable amount of planning and.

equipment for farm homes would pre-
vent a. large part, of this wastage Ft.
the energy of the nation's rural home;
makers, , "This is a serious matter:
she continues, "because we have a
live national problem now in working
out the economics of country living
in such way as to, make them satisfied
(I help built it
test factor in

up. Perhaps the m8 .

bringing this about will ’be the heal-l

home-maker

thy, alert, and export

(1 income from the farm goes,

time like this, when the dearth of
farm labor is a limiting factor In pro-

duction, it is ’very doubtful business
Policy foi- farmers to use increased
income to buy more land instead of
using a part of it in raising stand-
ards of living so that women and
young people will not want to so to
the c 1 search of attractive liv~
ing conditions and amusement.”
Picture of Farm Womhn'. Work Day
The survey discloses a number of
the reasons why many women do not

from the with,"

[7 p. m.

'discus‘s repair work and financial

he will see to it that part of the im’

avenue ’Methodist Episcopal
East Rev. Herbert E. M31 rfilflnrdh
public; worship at
Subject: “The Power of a;-»Living
Sunday school session and
men’s Bible class follow morning
service. Epworth League meeting at
Evening. church service at
Song and sermon. The
on' “God's Patterns

pastor.—-Service of

. “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" is genu-
ine Aspirin proved safe by millions.
and prescribed by physicians for; over
(twenty years. Accept only an unbrokr .
en “Bayer package” which. contains;
proper directions to relieve Headache.
Toothache. Ear-ache, Rentals“. Rhea:
matism. Colds and Pain. Handy tin .
boxes of 12 tabelts cost few cents.
Druggists also sell larger.“Bayer pack-
age." Aspirin is trade mark Bayer
lianufaétzlre [Monoaceticadester o! .
Salicylicacid. '

7:45 o'clock-
paste: will speak
for L to.” — ; , » .
On Tuesday night a special meeting
of the official board will be held to
plans. Every member should be pres-
ent. ‘

The Sunday school. will hold its an-
nual picnic on Wednesday, July 22nd,.
going to Baton Point by trolley. Cars
leave the church at 9:30 o’clock.

Mid-week. church service on Thurs-
day night at 8 o'clock.

The Choral Union meets on Satur-
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-—-Preachlng at 11 a. in. Sunday

hurch, Rev.
First Congregational c school at 12:80 o’clock. Event“ at

E. F. McGregor, Ph. D., pastor.—
Morning service at 10:30, with preach.

ing by the ' pastor, Subject: “The? All

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sermon: "What Am i?”
Sunday school.

no. 7:45, sermon: “Where Am I Go
lug?” ‘

Music: ‘ ,
Mrs. Lillian SherwoodaNewkil-k, so-
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8 o’clock. _Rev. Crosby, of Hartford.

Principle of the New Covenant." All'are welcome. .

are invited, ‘ 1,.)
Tuesday—Ministering Circle at Ro- Knight street A. M. E. church, W.. .-

ton Point. Henry Lamar, pastor.——10.45 a., 111.,

6:45 p. m., A. C. Leag- .:

7 Sale,0fDresses
“‘ and Skirts

Hundreds of Charming Models at about actual cost
“mam. ”mafia,

nanssns AT $18.98
Regular Prices from $25.00 to $40.00

These dresses are the finest ever ofiercd at the price. Bran.
tiful figured foulard tafietta silk, beaded georgette and pop. .
iin in.any number of styles to select from.

. ’DRESSES AT $14.98
Regular Prices from $18.00 to $22.00

These lovely summer dresses are fashioned of manual.) _'
voile, Liliane and Peplin, a most varied assortment of mmivls, .

DRESSES. $5.93 TO $11.98 ._

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Attractive cool summer dresses. correct styles and do.

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let; Miss Maebelle Austin. violinist.

pendable—
Ch. Gounod .

on an accident," said Captain? Burton.

l“and still I ani‘looking to today’s race 11nd farm life attractive. The working,

da 0 the e farm woman. as 'Pl‘elude“‘“Ad°mti°n"“"
y f av rage ‘ Violin and Piano.

There will be a 10-minute picture

to the importation of foreign pro-
talk; for children. at the beginning of

M. Foreign industries have not

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fiat! resumed their normal production to obtain some ideointho respective shown b the survey, is 11.3 hours. , _
and consequent impofition oftforeign sailyigge p33? ragethe tWEaucggttzgdg‘; the year ionnd. In summer, it is 13.12 01!erto)ry "mung”; d‘fpflfig morning service. G I) I'll f l d

commodities has not on res ored to was - hours. And 87 out each 120 women song ..... . . ...... , en e sec 7 "" ' unlit a a inc lnls ,0 with b‘li a , 1
ruse proportion that existed prior to key conditions and was no ‘9“- I have no regular vgéation during the Violin and Piano. Morning Star Christian Association. adeeIE of fine q y . l“ ”as:
the outbreak of the war. have sailedforty—five races in Enz- year. On the average, the farm Soprano sonnet-open the Gates of the ——Meeting on Raymond street at 5, sm poc ets—. , . . y

. For although present trade condi- Lang“ on oneth bolft tand 5:.th am 1:1 woman can find‘ only 1.6 hours of Temple);u J h R IociOle p. In. All are welcome. Regular 8126. $2.98: Extra SIZC. $350.
11in; donut impress the subject of a ’ o as to e es on ere. a- leisure durin the summer and on! rs. o n 'nspp. -> .
vase-m upou the minds .. or the voters, ,ter months ofhprgparatlilontbze endleav- 24 hours m 5mm Half of the mm: Posguliiej‘Scherzp" (from? igeh ign- MRS, FARNUM NOT You would pay as much for the material alone.

thoselwho study conditions .and look or to show w c s t 8 tier 3001) women are up and at work at 5 a n in nor ....... . c u rt ‘

to the future will. realge the need of lace shortBsel-ies of fine laces; o‘clock in the morning: Fl , . _ , . “ICTIM 0F MURDER STYLISH WASH SKIRTS
' taking precautions ag not an influx : aptan urton adm a sa orman . Four per, cent have water in the rst Congregational church of ' . . . . . .

cf Meign “goods at prices with which fashion that in a lumpy seat with kitchen, bu‘t‘the other per cent must South Norwaik.-—The combined con- Continued from Fir-t M 0! White Gabardine, attractive models With rows of tucking,

gregations of the Methodist and Con-
gregational churches of South Nor»!
walk will meet Sunday morning, July
18 in union services. in the Metho-

faint airs. the Herreshoff,sloop fools
faster . than the Nicholson craft.

He said that in the early stage of
Thursday’s race, Shamrock had out-

go to the spring or the pump to bring
the water for cooking breakfast.
Thirty-six per cent help with the milk-
ing. On the average, the farm woman

pearl buttons and novelty pockets.

am: American producers cannot com-
mete and maintain the American stan-
elnnl of wages and living. The Unit-
ed States learned a lesson in military

SPECIAL. $7.25
RICH SUMMER SKIRTS

Ithasboendofinitolystatodby
Hrs. Veronica Holler of New.
Yorkthatltwasnotthobodyof

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ScatteredilerfisI after tablehmltbreak of "footed Resolutehangowashln plosltion isms amniom house to cop in order. fist ochurch, Sex-gloss will be held at‘ W

& war 11 umpe. Ough we may to have crossel er ww on s e was eventy—n as per cent ave kerosene :3 a. m. and :30 p. in. Mrs. F. m _ _ _

leave Illa-immediate need for a protec- struck by a squall and- and wended lamps to trim aild ‘ fill. Ninety. Irvine Smith will sing: Archibald 33rd gmthi.ulrlmbm Wandlmm’ 0f Baronet Satin, Shantung Pophn and Surf Satin, downs
“in t-anfl law' WiSdom diam-’3 the °"’ go that "he“ the weather cleared a" per cent- 5° “‘9 mm“? Ham“ w‘" 1"” “‘1 Mr- Jami”! Wm ' ’ l of epic and span styles, and the finest quality.

adoption of a ”Olin-an? economic pre- and the wind hauled. Resolqte found washing, about half of them havo preach. The subject of the morning band of the mining woman also i ‘. SPECIAL, $14 98 ‘

agrees. nu Wsraday disappear-‘

sermon will be: “Christ’s Appeal. to
cd from New York city in 19“.

333121111888 in anticipation of the COD hemelf' we“ to weather and ahead. ins washing machines and the other
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Ml “me“ Which is certain t Captain Burton showed two photo- :aif doing the work with tub, was]:- even“:
an .. ' se _ . .
' graphs taken from an airplane lust 08rd and boiler. Twenty-six per 3. rmon will be. 'The
*F“. after- the start to show that the chal- cent have gas or electric iron to «Strength of a Single pa 6... _ and itlwu because Hughxnner to ..._.—-~-
The enactment 0f the woman suf— longer was leading. make more comfortable the task of On Wednesday afternoon, July 21, “”038! Width“ 9‘m3 """"'"‘ 4
Claude Hickman. navigator of Show ironing. Ninety-two per cent do some the ladies or the Congregational be those of her gingham;

might
from a description of the clothing,
general contour of the face

afrage amendment will be the realiza-
tion of one of the most momentous re-
.‘torms in the history of the nation, ac—

23:01:11 will! 117033‘ a silver ion. cake and
ea c 'at o home of Mrs. J. .
Ferris, at Bell Island. H

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or all the famle sewing. Garden
work is done by 56 per cent, 94 per
cent make all or part of the family

rock IV., said in regret to the, criti-

cism of Shamrock‘s start in the first i ’9 "m ‘ weight of tho

«cording to Governor William C.'race ,that the Shamrock's jockeying and M tha the body was

$11“)qu - Pennsylvania’s progressive was spoiled by the squall. bread and 60 Per cent have Chming (“Thohpl’ayer meeting or the Merino. y: t 93-; .

Republican governor. He says: ”One Sir Thomas is said to have told to do. “HSIZW-fme par cent of all poul- on“ .cchurch will be he” in the Sun. hm“! ’“tuda'y‘ l ht“ m at)!“ 1” p16
as; the most momentous reforms in the friends here that he will challenge try flocks are cared for by women. by 3, 0°! auditorium or the M. n Wallace 8. Clarke, of 3911““

armory of the nation ,will be realized one‘mnrth 01' the 1m women help to c u “”8“" “mm!“ at 3 P— “ Stamford, ' uncertain as to is about 49 oz "

:again if Shamrocklv. fails to lift the
Cup. ‘ ‘

Seaworthiness may win or loose the
|Cup.

“Resolute had an accident Thurs-
day,” said Ml‘. Nicholson. "We had
,one, too. 'but weremore fortm'to. We
may have one today. _But under the
conditions of a .cup'race, construction

We extend a cordial invitat

everyone to attend these serviégn: to
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St. Peter’s German Elm
Lutheran church, ,Cedanstreot, 911115;:
West avenu . Marti L. Stoop. pester.
-—Div‘ine services a ll be held at St.
Peters church at the usual time to-
morrow. 10:80 a. m: In the after-

feed 311d bed the Iive~st0ck.
per cent of them spend OVaenl'd ail:
weeks in the year assisting with some
part of the field work. All of this is
in addition to cooking the family
meals and caring for the children.
This. of course, is the dark side of
the shield. It does not take into con-

"in the adoption of a wonian suffrage. whether running

”The dreams of generations of ambi- ' or P“ the m i
lions and public spirited women—wand m. of m
:men as well—will be realized in the m
. enactment of this great constitution-
’ ml millage. Now thoee or us who have
’ settled for this innovation hope that

the women of Pennsylvania will ac-

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posted ,

her, 1918, and thinks We can cover em all.
tooth might complied with '
of the. woman. In. Los-

_' .7 my public affairs will bring about."

.. cert, wgth a grave appreciation, the
responsibility imp05ed upon them, the
so}?! duties'of citizenship, and will
gave to the consideration ofrthe pro-
lific-ms of the day that careful atten-

.- men. which they deserve, that the

, wiry may speedily have the bone—

_. Elli of better conditions which we be-
me-ve the co—operation of women in

counts as murh as sailing ability."
owner of Resolute, said: ‘ ‘
“I have seen nothing to change my

~ Breaking. out a jib. Shamrock drop-

moved slowly out to Sandy Hook.
Resolute was still at her moorings
when the challenger rounded Sandy
Hook Point.
The Shamrock looked like a “paint-
ed shlp «upon a painted ocean." She
was barely in motion and her big

in the year 1915. a study was made
_, py‘t‘he American Medical Association
,3“ the state health departments of the
,. country. Each department wasrated
i {an to the scope or its activities and
r' the efficiency displayed. On the 'ba-
an; or 1.000 points. the Connecticut
health department received a score of
393: By using the same system of
crating. our score is now 797, a gain
or 404 points in four years—this is
- progress. During the past year there
were 735 less infant deathsthan in
Vibe year 1915. There were also 95
_. sees deaths. prom typhoid fever. These
two items alone represent an econo-
mic savmg of over ,8 animal: and a
garter dollars annually—this is pro-

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NO DIVORCES IN PHILIPPINES

Though there is a divorce law in
the Philippines there are no divorce
cases ._to bring the law into courts,
=accord1ng to Miss Ramona Tirona a
young Philippine woman who has béen
sent to the states by the government
to study. the court system here. She
is studying in New York city. In the
Islands, according to Miss n‘lrona,
there is a common court to try all can.
can instead of the separate coults
juvenile, domestic relations and the
Elite, that we havo in this country. "It
2;: to decide whether the establishment
:feczggaagt? courts is adaptable» andino‘lihingflmm'e

11 our count the. I 3'1 a at sea w sub
to study the system." sag Mia: Tighn: ‘ t0 the “ME line 3‘? rose
She is one of the women students of sth‘1U§t“béf°'° noon today.
New York who farm’ the International? The "Yacht”

dirty fog that lay behind her to the
northward. Captain Burton finally
gave up the effort to get to the light-
ship under his own sail, and at 10:37
o'clock took a tow from a. tug.
At 10:16 a. -m. stray airs. mo‘tlv
easterly. were ruffllng the sea around
the lightship.

: The air was clear and weather pro.
phets predicted more'wind from the
eastward at noon which give the
yachts a beat off the Long Island
'shore, a reach toward the. Jersey
shore and another reach to the finish.
Resolute dropped her mooring buoy
at 10:21, and took a tow from a tug
for the starting line. ,
The race, if sailed under conditions
at that time.
than a drifting match.
was feeble and hardly sufficient to

 

The wind

clear and clo

wind.
At 10:30 a. m.. it was a flat calm

udless with no signs of

sight.
ing in from the southeast.

 

than a cupful, 1171.4
Light:

felessly in the dead air.”
ittee *sisnalletL a roost-
race until later in
tervals. ,

1min students at Columbia U -
:sity which has womn niver
nationalities on its list.

fflapper 1i,
0f tnifty-three regatta comm
' ponement of the

the day, at 15 minutes in a
No signs of wind were
in any quarter and even shoul
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, ODD AND INTERESTING.

Na dioman couple would think of

ml'rymg without iconsu‘fing the sage, I startdbe: m

; Vb? fixes the happy day, {01- >tb ,the skim)“:

, This ,he does simply by adding the wise slim! 81°33 th’es
brides age to the .bridegfbom’s' and that no finishers.“

. after determining ' Which star rules : thé'time limit! or 51!

Ethe destiny of their united ages, he'gny contest. ’

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‘ ,edecrees that the wedtlmg .ahall‘tahe .
place upon the day sacred ,to that |WA3T§

.. Asbestos is feathery as elder—down, _ .
1390;091‘1 be spun or woven. .An‘ouikze .mwoy of: Condition! _
1'38 Wen spun into a string '- more ”"‘ ’Homoc'ShowufPronrflfio 104"“
than :1th yards long. , ‘ izlng . Home: LaosJFar Mint-A
,In the rural districts .of Germany vano'ofiof‘Farm Business,»
.. my. years ago, 'fnay wed, WASHINGTON, D. 0.,
dings, ere Allie» common, These wasteo'ti’woman'pow‘er.
,, attainments overeat-rang ' " ~ '
die ”wry benefw‘ot '

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Robert W. Emmons 2nd., managing

opinion that we have the better boat."

ped her mooring buy at 9:22 and

white sail contrasted sharply with the‘depa

' thefarm wo

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lore other things th
promised little more ,b0mfort

belly cut the kites of the challengergdate [ha
and defender. ISoft spots showed here upon as
and there on the sea and the sky was to ‘buy

at the lightship with no breeze to kerosen ,1
A long- sleepy roll was maxi cost would be

Shamrock IV. and Resolute found'installation atyhé'gim‘

hen they towed out] cent of women.

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slossed and wallowed “new; of

Foyer of the Y. W. C. A., a . ~ '1k and swell and their sallijarmer.” ,Mis‘a Ward's
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observed ram
d ' s‘h'giet, '
race." a ’isanmestwaram” -.
. that have handledreoast-(Iarfact 'Pef‘fi's‘éonsidef mm
o shores declaredlquentiy it 1.1 ”mm, .
d be made ,within‘lnect‘ the m Medial“,
hours given for. .
:' "ver- Selling.

. “ .m'.*"Wherever.i
LIFE.
millied to making a
a. convenient wiggle,"
, lhOme. save untold
July lief-The Women or theflm a
isonootfthe , ,

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sideration the many com use
that come with the womtfzf's 5:311;
round of work‘ for the comfort or her
family, and anyone who has experi-
enced the satisfaction of living in
the open country knows that the aver-
age farm woman is mere fortunately
placed than her average ulster. But
the task is sullciently [filming on
Miss Ward says, to send the farm
33:11? tallied!”t "breathing a prayer
er a ran
tog... We may r W a a
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rtment suggests some ve den-
nite things. "Thejnterest 0:13:15 de-

partment of agriculture ,

from these studies as tdnldggrrevtv‘grl:
mg equipment. and compensations of
man are "
says Miss Ward, “on 1?: lhgggs‘tfllh
farm studies regarding labor. machin-
eryand crap returns. and for the
same general reasin." The ‘ farm
woman's working hours might be
shortened, she continues. it the prin-

noon at 3:30 the regular servic

be conducted at the Fable Moments
chapel. Westport. At both services
the pastor will deliver a simple gos-
pel sermon, showing the way to sal-
(vjation by the merits of the Savior,
bin-lat i{nelson Holy Lord's Supper will
i adm stored at the morning sew.
oo. Confessional address at ten
3 51% $111131: school every Sunday
tomorrow. 11 will sing at church

Lawnfestlval an
dies" Aid Society,

both emphatically stated yester-
ayattho grave andlhoro out the
mfinmugmmuwfii

ween '
thatclfflmritrgufld. .Thehair
‘toth. heighthandgonenloon tour
ofthoface and handsareth
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d Boron sale of La. }

. Thursday, July 29th.
Trinity church. Rev. Thomas E.

 

Swan, rector.~—-Calendar for the week , n. wh‘ loll was!
.beginnlng July 18. 1920 (7th Sunday ’ “mum"
after Trinity): 8 a. 111.. Holy Commun- “out,“ u have [m ood‘
ggggena'sh Cgmfiiinjon, 10 a, m“ solved when ‘1'. “a m ‘w
c 00. a. m., morning Itstod my M‘ m 3057*
prayer and sermon. 7:30 . m., v - m. that Kn, Mom, 'I
log prayer and sermon. p e an 0‘ ° ' ~ in on
Tuesday, 8 p. nut—Meeting of the up as over. 7%.?"
Trinity Men’s Club. ' ——. mg“ "
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oiplea of modem busln
Plied to the "farm home:8 Eitnlaxg'
water ’for the 61 per centwho now“
must carry water, and bath rooms for.
the 80 per cent who now have none
at woul ll
the women's labor and. add1 toghlti:
and contentment. ubor
could» beajessenedwif the Ital-m hous‘e
were as well equipped as the 'up-to
m, which thalarmer looks
so much currenc’i‘iwith which
emciency. ’Thevinotallation of
mOdern lighting systemss2wouidi‘e-
lease some of the time. the women
1 nthe 79 per centfof homer! where
ampsr areiusedhg‘he initial
3m. ”w 7
against conven weighed
release some of 111‘:th of the, Sips}
, . _ we comforter coal
ortxgodstovesh : 19 ‘ '
‘ power on; the farm. is the m, -
time and labor saver: for the
riport says.
‘I e‘grenteit
n to the housewife”)? Forty-eight
percent orfarms” cred '
vey reported power“ “for
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financed: ..

Associated Bible Students—Regu-

lar Bible study, Sunday p. m., July 13. “I see that 'Reds‘ can get out on

 

Red Men's Hall. South Norwalk. 31M if they have Liberty bind“ to put
as are W p... .. we “as...” ,,

o a are and Revelation.” 41 ’ ' r, _ . '~
o’clock study: “Ask'=and"ye-shali‘re-: 7-; mint thinking'that any man
ceive thatiyour joy ma “33° 1““! muse “mush to buy L“)-

y be full; or. .
the Dflvfiete of prayer." or” bonds would also have sense
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