\.
over their craft
if. Mrs V‘Vlllizun Sit-\(ns.
;/ mittec of tin
w ment Association.
"terdny
[will be 1l1n suwats oi XH lux' < (z 111 at-
~/f ed team at :1
«1)! C. 1-2.
M33ter Fred son of Mr. and Mrs.
with chicken pox. - :_ ‘
‘M - ntsq Margaret Butler. of the Post
' ".~ road celebrated her ninth birthday
' .day anniversary Tuesday. "
. -., ,
C. \‘an Sicklen of. Gracious Street- is
-_-r—--- . . going wood—sawing for local people
t black ducks still continue with a portable naive-r saw.
' e local harbor "and mead-- ~
their home at night according to
1115‘ along shore. and can be
' calling at night as they feed in
meadows near Scax 1ew aw enue.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W’. Moorehouse are
plannin 5310 move into the homestead
of the late 'Albert Scofield. : Mrs,
Moorehquse's rather, shortly.
ames E. Holmes. superintend-
ht the Methodist Episcopal Hospi-
in Brooklyn N Y.. “ill address
congregation at the morning serv-
Joe; at the East aienue M. E. church.
“marrow. upon the work done at the
airs. C. R. “flight of “’est Side ave-
nue has been entertaining her sister.
Miss Olive \Vallin of New York.
—— —
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D.'Lyon are on
their way to their local rosidrnce.
having left by water, from Miami.
Fla. .
Boat owneis ale beginning to ser-
lously considei “going ovei the side”
'31 the present weather keeps up. The
advent of “peepersf " robins. blue birds
and the other spilng- -like signs. seem . . _ ..
to have settled the question for many HUG. is making cxtcnswe lniplove-
:boat owners who are planning to go mf'nis.
' NEW CAMMN
”rwenther holds fair.
James J. Kelley is ill of grip at his
home in Harrison Avenue.
Bliss )lay Kelly is confined to her
home in Harrison Avenue with a se-
vere cold.
Mr. 111111 Mrs. Frank L. Cmnstock
returned to their home in South Main
Strt-r-t. “‘ednosduy. after visiting at
Forizln 11ml Southern Pines. N. C.
{ Arthur A. llixon of Tiritixr'port.
former member or U11- loom
. —._—-—
J. S. \V’emyss. who recently bought
the Hughes place on Mansilv‘ui ovo—
of Cottage '
attract en‘teitninctl tlu munbms of the
sewing committi e of the bazaar com-
East \‘0rnulk Impr‘—O\o
at her home. 395-
afternoon .at which time) work
' tor the bazaar to be held by the asso-
ciation this coming summer. was «lone,
and plans discussed for the affair.
w 111e111lmrs
t~ 11111
evening next til
pilluolih'
Tuesday
of "H mm nri 's \v inning .
St ”ml in
Men's‘
(imm-r to l:
(12' 111:» Yuun:
Community 1:! C‘ummunit: llnll.
Seeds :1179 4 i'r-Jlllr'ui at local!
stow-rt. (1111! Mr ply Hivrv bun born :1
numl-m- (-1‘ plu‘vhnww‘s. although it is
too early in 51.111 gul'virning' :15 yet.
the (luh
'(v’llllS
('Il'ii‘
1 not}: \isiti;i:;:l'fl(:~1‘1rls and relatives.
'lho smnll building 113ml to store
tools Used by tho community garden—
has. been mow-«l from South Ave.
to3 the 111w gardens at Mcatl‘s Mom-
umchkiss. daughter 01131 Park
l-louvhkiss. of Stamford. a Mr. (11111 Mrs. W. .-\. \th-elcr who
wellknuun mush inn there, entertains have lIC-mi fishing with their son. (‘31-
ed at U l‘ill‘l-N EMT” "At ”‘6“ home Ofw'in \thvlor. and wife. in Schenecta-
Mr. :1111l‘ll1's. 'l‘l1m:1::s l’. Barrett. \Vin— :(l)»'. for 5.4-. r11 \\t(~k5. 1"‘-1ur3l1-L1 11.01ij-
i. i
‘ H ' Ft-liv l‘orrcrn is m thing alterations.
b(*53d“3 1‘ h a ‘iOIiliist of more thanl
passing: note. The partv was ghen in to the intmior of his store in tlir (Mull
' ‘ l-‘ellous mock. 11mm. w .1 1..” 213.15
All! 1‘}‘ S.
l
M his ;
F. Jr; Moody. of~Sedgwlck avenue. is ill
a .
police 1 _ . . ’ ‘
force sDc‘ nt several (luvs in town thisl“‘~‘“llY and wliolo-souled 8’”th 01' hora
l
unreddent of the St.
L‘tion of being the first woman in his-
! in t he. schools.
honor of the third wedding annivers-
llms 111m ssltotwl the l‘t,‘an\'fll of :1.
Continued tron: first 0889 .
gin—h—
Loui- ._ College
club. She was president of ms Min-
“No woman in St. Louis can organize
a. city-Wide movement like Mrs. Gell-
horn" a. co-worker says of her.
At the beginning of the war Mrs.
Gellhom was put at the head of ’the
St. Louis Food Association, in which
position she had working under her
5.000 women. When this work was
taken over by the United States Food
Administration Mrs. Geilhorn was
continued as its director..
' Since the war Mrs Gellhorn has
been in constant demand as a speaker
at schools of citizenship throughout
the middle west. There is perhaps no
more dynamic speaker in the ranks of
the League of \V omen Voters. Dr.
Gellhorn claims for her the distinc-
tor) to speak to :m nudien ce 0; 150. -
0:10. The occasion was the St. Louis
Pageant and Masque in 1914 when
Mrs: Gellhorn took the part, of
“Imagination" and spoke the Prolo-
S'UE- -
llvr tremendous belief in women
and in \v‘omens education has Ween
the malnspring of all interactivity. She
considers her greatest achievement
was making the farmers of Missouri.
assembled at Columbia.
for Farmer's \Voek, pass a resolution
asking that thvxlr taxes be increased
for the sake of getting better teachers
It is llrl" gift
with whom she works a devotion sl-
milnr to her own. Hre resolute sin-
solf. hm- hi'mul hroad—mlndednem.
hor lawn sense of humor make every-
wbr-rp. for a. ready acceptance of her
leadership.
BOLSHEVIKI
OUSTED FROM
PETROGRAD
' (Comm; mm Page One.)
court Sufirage Association the your
. "the convention was held in at: m—
in January 1
to call out in those'
ahead of any other Tea
FREDERICK GUNSI‘ER. TENOR, TO
SING AT SOUTH N08‘SALK
METHODIST CBC BCH.
Frederick Gunster. tenor. of New
York city. who will assist the choir of
the South Norwulk MethodlSt Episco~
pal church. tomorrow evening. at the
7:30 service. is the possessor. .Of a!
beautiful lyric tenor voice. and .has
won warm appreciation wherever he
has been. In New. York. Chicago.
Philadelphia. Boston. Baltimore. St.
Louis. Detroit and Louisville. where
he has appeared, the- loading papers
have spoken highly or his work. "One
of the most pleasing artists who have
recently made their dehutbel'ore us."
8113's the New York Tribune: and,
“one rarely hears in oratorlo :1 better
enor than Frederick Gunster." writes
the Baltimore Sun. Many other com-
ments are in the same vein. The Brn—
mnl public is cordlalh lnvitul to :11-
ilC‘lld the service esp“ l.l”_\' thosv Who
2111:;- withoutachurch affiliations in the
l
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“’OMAN LA‘VY‘ER “TNS CASE.
bliss
Dorothy Cohen's Client he
Awarded Verdlt-t'ot 81.2 2.00
BRIDGI‘POR'I‘. March 11. "Alisa
Dorothv A. Cohen. llrldgeport‘a first
roman attornei to practice in Fair-
field County courts, was on the win»1
nlmz stole Thursday in the first case in
which she applended. The suit was
that of Benjamin Fcrlitor of New York
against Hyman Rephnn 0! Stamford
for $1,232.60. practically full amount
clalmml bclng awarded. Altho'ucl)
hundn d persons. warn of whom were
l'olts who “en accused of suupa—
thizlug with the insul‘g‘tnls.
Miss Cohen made no uranium 1! in the
case. she assisttd Attorncv J H. Shri-
.‘lhmi.
momma.
Carrie Evelyn Clmsc.
"She doeth little kindness” ‘
Which most leave undone or desnise.
And naught that sets one heart at
ease
Or giveth happiness or pent‘e
its low- esteemed in her eyes.‘
80 quiet were her ministrations, so
never-failing the “little kindnessen."
we had not thought they could cease.
and not until she left us for the high-.
or life did we realize' how we had
relied upon the clearness of her vis-
ion. how surely her keen insight and
rare powers of intuition had held us
to the right.
'l‘he inspiration or her life carried
tfi?‘
f0.
for. All who came “lthin (hr
of her inilurncn. all who nr‘odml her
low and cart- (and who did not?)
shared in the benediction of that
great, lirart which. not content with
ministering to her nearest and dear-
est. found room for the l1umhlost_ot‘
God‘s crratures. for (very tiniest life
which looked to hor for protection.
Her lme or nature. of the great
out- doors. nan (imp-suited, Flowers
"13‘?! (.3 :
i
- .
viii:
wmc her dear delight. “‘hercvor she
they grew and bloomed for her
as for no other. and she was ever
companioned by their brightness. the
very reflection of her own suntn rm-
1uro. ll “.11! her happinoss always.
to show her blossoms with all “ho
11m tii‘l olive; and Wilun it income
clear that her stav with us would be;
short and that the mists: and tench-r-
vsi rare could not hold her longr-i.
1
a
hold every dainty curve
wee body as gentlv as motlmi x
va‘ried sty lcs of L10) (1 Loom \\
3 Sterling Furni
A Lloyd Carrla'
Every Daddy’s
“Come to daddy!” Soc b11113: c. '
arms. Could anyone build a cal‘l'inei
little fellow!
And mother? She loves tho \‘i‘w‘
loveh, graceful lines; the smaut «. -'
Lloyd Loom \Voven Baln
because she loves her baby. A::.l
Ah! There we have it! Twin kiwi?
can’t tel momma and daddy «lull .
"\'”l':»' i; 1
,
5:1;
L :5
E3 '1'
SOLE A(
“E"
for
1115253!
1Nro. who roprcsentml Faint... C.
1-) Moore appeared for the doleudani.
'l‘ht suit was to rm mer the \olue of
goods furnished by I—‘rcliter to Uep‘mn
during 1913 and a part of 1914 and
_wl1ioh it was alleged Replian surrvp-
lliiously removed. from the Slate.
The jury found all of the issuca m the
case for the plaintiff. This was the
third trial 0! the c115». and 818’ a pro-
cedtnt in law for Ho prottctlnn or
linmmfarturoru cons; suing goods on
commission. Judgt llooth nocv old
the verdict and 0rd. 1m! it ro‘ord-wl
ary of Mr. and Mrs. Barrett. who came
to East Norivnlk ricently from Stam- 1P11"litiml 10 ("HU‘V ‘hl” “HGT?“ ”0“?” came “80k ‘0 1W"-
filltug lwr invalid days with inexpros- jg 127-131 “7 ashington St ('31: . v
I
slble comfort and. at the last. enrold- 3‘ .
ins: hr? with the sweetness and purih’v . .. A. g ,. wm, f’.’ 0
which had. breath-rd in her cverv
wonl and deed.
lorvfi are wr- who live on without.
hcvr but riohmlnflnltoly rich—in the
mnmm'v and lib-using of her life.
"Rivss’in: she is: Gm} mode 11er so.
Ami nlrmls of work-tiny holiness —
Fall from her noiseless as the snow:
Nov hath she pvt-r chance-d lo know
That ought were easier than to
Divas."
-——\'1‘rittcn by Miss M.
Cumberland Mills.
for mom- shelves 158$]? \ (l rill :'. )hirth 12.——In
M1
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A SPECIAL SHOW IN; or . ‘ 4;}...
,. DRESS'
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A most desirable collegij 7 , y;-
Earliest Style Showin: rs m
at
$5.00 to $4." ..
You will also be very 11111.1: ..
the exceptionally pretty m»,- =
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L
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n.
-—Last Appears 1: ca.
Singing Orchestra :4:
day. Not. 15.
McEnelly’s
Armory. Tues»
Danv‘mg till 1. I
L. Curb-ion.
Maine.
\ .\
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COAL AND WOOD
Norwalk Goal 6? Sup ply Co.
Water Street, South Norwalk.
MASONS’ SUPPLIES
we are showing at
TELEPHONE 113 ‘ ' ”7 “:1:
For the convenience of customers, mm be M a. 9”. $14“ 98 and
Wuhatwmmawuhmnn . 1~ ~«
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1THREE COMPANIES
OF GUARDSMEN
. IN SPRINGFIELD
Continued from First. Page
IE’
th‘v
.1 - \
Econumy my (leads Store
Yard Goods, Underwear, Hosiery, . .
AT GREATLY moon): rams
AD AVENUE; ‘ 89m RORWALK
le'r TO amass «lama :1“ch: 8708!
m Gehewsm
It'- Here It It’- More,
DAVIS’ MILK CAN ' SERVER‘
new Sanitary Waytomcmdmedm or - ~
Father Finn will address the stud-
.rnt body or the Center Junior High '
:School at the usual Monday morning
nsacmbly at 9: 30. There will be also
the singing of some old time It'll]!
melodies. These assemblies have
p'rm ml to be very interesting and in‘
structlve. It is hoped that they will
be continued so as to render school
ilire more. enjoyable and inspiring in
the future.
'FT'I-atest 80R Ham—01km“.
s
o
We- ‘w
“ VICTOR WESliL
v-,
' T (Formerly with l 3.11.: -.
rAutomobile Bodies, Fenders
[ramps Repaired and Made to 011!
Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.
' Welding 03A“ Kinds of .‘
18 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Near s; ;‘ .-
”ii
1.8
-—L’nltcd Taxi Co. Phone :18.
CORRECT GLASSES
' Nea t,
comfort.
'Proa:’
i
l At u meeting 01 the .\mv (‘nnzmn trion or (n-rzlmnv hitter hostility pre-
- v m . ‘ ‘ . . . . eelin is
durmg H‘s I‘m“ “‘0 ““ks- "t “l" ”f“ 1111 “iv :mpointu’l llistmlcnl Museum :11”; 6‘ 1111111 H! ””3 Th” f K
Fourth street. from the estates of \\‘i1. ”j ‘m l1 .113 of I'll" irrt‘fll industrial
I \It-H‘nlwr s or ilw Slmwnrr
transfer. by Mr. “'oorL 10 Jospph L. Edward linu- ”miracle it no been cancelled.‘
liillr-r. Hoyt strut. Mnntlny
E van] E. Gorham to Joseph C. lusr'li— 111:11111 Will ontc: rtain pith Irish gum- workmen will “‘3 th“ “”“t ones to 5““
A. Bet-rs "1 lot in Fast Norwnlll‘.“ :1 ’“1'1111:“sc~mmi “Wk” “Thing in :1 SC”- dummy-.11
Sunday- school room. Fri 1-1} evening in Southern Russia—“Kiev. Ekaterina.
“11-3. Tlhvoods (-1 tea Owing; to many 1'11 h.‘ 5313‘- on l‘utlurn. “I? peasant
.. ‘ _ row that Odessa 31.11: again been on -
let—Sunday morning worship at ”mp Suppei “ill b" (“ad at 6 80 . 1)
Sunday school 5.13. log llt‘l‘t’. lu‘gun on Feb. 25. when L'k-
clan conunr-s at
3: 45 111. Sunday (toning worship lutwl A" SGWV‘ ”00D! but the habits
'day ewning at. 7: 4.’ 'v the preparatory drhfn 0111 by 1' lcralnlans hands. who
Manual will he considernl Thu1sday. ,Soclnl Democrats controlled the city
.1119. SiliiCé Making Religion At- before midnight HIS! night Will) lh" 'thc Bolshevikl re- took the city. .
¢ . The announcement has just been DN‘SO. “as UN: outgrowth Of an M‘-
~ Mr. and Mrs. Andre Cormelie to. Mr {known negro. who escaped Rumms
Rork city and Butlers Island Toke- 1W9<lnesday night and again Thursday
' lowing in the Armv Int£flig~g~noe Corp not been caught Crowds gathered
(parents where it is expected the wed- Among the citys 60,000 pOpnlntion
J:ride. and sworn win rttuin to live in strong-
their summer lmme. between officers and negroes came
Real estate transactions of inwnsi 'lll-qurlcal Society. 11 tln L'Hu.11y 011041;“ 11;1..11:1 ““ “1””! 1mm for “a
f . .- . . . .... ~ ~ .. in. l. v G'or'c
fice 0 TOWN CIOII‘ TILHJe't‘ 12' Elli“?! and Mo till it [whip L: Ullllll'illtts “iii [13-] ll‘ 1 i (t l0.d Q h
Ilam T. and Thomas I. Raymond to . “““er‘ nous-ts oi l-igm‘n :11‘1' outspoken in this
have Men inxitt-«l to :L St.
Sayre .and Wife. of tho sumo:- section ““1“":- “"‘1 ”‘3‘ ‘1” I'mfip'us are that trade
:ers llilhr :1111] Miss lords-v"
balm]. a lot and buildings. on New for and ttlnt the titlire ltuhr Basin. it:
more particular description of “'hio‘h‘i “““"' “ ‘5 1" “m Congrccn— L‘UNSI‘ \XTIXHE’lJZ. Mmch 12 (By
Mmch lR.:1ml “ill lako the form or (zla\:1nd Ouicss sax—“em rettl’lth’ occu-
re ucsls the lay uth on the I‘ro- lmulrr uni General Mnkno. Recent
' Rowayton Methodist Episcopal q p
tun-vi l) (h) liolxh
50:30.8131‘11‘1011 subject: “The 'nnd the play “1“ begin “t .3 J t mtkl
11:50 :1 m. En- minions occuplvd the center of
at 7: 3%. Sermon tin-21m: “A Contrast “”0“" ””1"“ l “001‘ later. when the
flaws ’uill llli't't i1 the parsonage. ham-“d the Smlct commissarles. The
, hiipims l\
. evening at _ .40 the mmer meeting chino, gun mountwl on it is avallnblo. rm. :1 row 0115:; but the Ukrainians
. lractive in the Home n ’shotlng 0t Patrolman Ryan. after he
made in Paris of the‘engagémem Orlsault last. \lomlny night on eleven
-.IL Preston Hollander son of Mr 11.111 that he had been arrested caused a
.. J 1l
,heke. \ir Hollander met Miss Cor- night. but these crowds. were dispers-
'ot the A E. l‘. He has been spend- 'agaln last night. but had dispersed
'iling‘ will be held about April 20th. approximately one-eighth of whom
New. York and will later visit Mr. Last night's rioting apparently came
, when Patrolman Ryan was shot three
becoming frames, eye-
All can be found'atg'
ION}. 1M Kind display count” 511:1”. this n llU‘A‘ 0! Hit great industrial rc-é
to East Norwnlk poor-lo. :15 recorded i'I‘ur-sdnv \lmch 1:1 .1t g p 111.. lhc' 'tai-llslllllg *‘ "”‘wm‘ frontier and tax
.concern the transfer of :1 lot. on WON {vogitss “1.1 11;. l-‘nnvh .iulllorlties.
Allen L. “food. and the subsequent I‘:ilril‘k'sIu--§11.lam 'l‘luv sm that already
ipmh at the homn of Mr:
of land. Ollie-1's are as follows: Ed- Ilgch- will slugnuiv. 'l'l’:t‘,\' declare:- lhnt the
ifi .ah‘f‘vt: VVlliinm ll Palmer to lnuru‘cs' 11111.1“ (ltxsl..1:1).\\’lll bc' irreversibly
is lacking “011.11 (hm-ch will lako plucl- in ”"3417“: Associated lr..gg,.__rhme ““93
ll. St Patrick' 8 “lip-PCT conducted hv [m d in t. kral lllnll r(-"\olulio ill'y {FOODS
,. , t ls ndvtcrs. however. “ould seem to indi-
thurch.12€-\.Goorgo .\. Baird. minis-' gramme will hp repeated at. h
120-.”1111 rr-v-ilt,1c‘cor1llxi.: to news roache
missance of Life."
morthp L:e1gue 51 nice will convene at ”dc-“SH- They were virtually annihi-
ol Theosophv mnl Chiistianity. " Mon- Ilolshmlk ti'u‘iison of the City Wt!!!
\ \1 of part 11 of the l kiaininns. assistul by He Russian
will be mm in n” 0:1“ch Topic for The trouble. which started SliOl‘llh’lln-g'iu |(mung 111.! during the disorder
had ordered .1 group or negrOL‘s to dis-
;mss Henriette Cormelie daughter of year old Marge Fernmu, by an un-
Mrs. Elmer Rand Hollander of New crowd to gather at the county Jail
._ _;melie two vezus ago while he was ed when it was proven the negro had
1113 the wintex in Europe with his when the shooting began.
.:8hortly after their honeymoon the are “93095, racial “6““3 ‘3 5“"
ollander’s parents in Tokeneke at in three ~phases. The opening conflict
times after he had attempted to break
'up the trouble.
Later there was another breach in
_ which Shirley Sharer. a negro receiw If. H A ME R " m orated m ._ ' "W"
a'leJrffmfgoé:?m:i:°wlemmm ed on ed. a. slight scalp wound and later” a . ' , P .
5 p 3°“ general pitched battle in which twenty - Its made 9! steel extra heavy nickel plated. It serves the very last ‘ ' ' I E I C ‘5.
no Altman is now em lo ed 1: th or more Rho“. “...“. fired between “9.. Optometrists and W drop onto! scan. And keeps it better than the old way. No , ., *
railroad roundhouse in Sga yr 31' e gm“ and officers! me “Ewes dodg- 7 a". homo .' M (13.33! . can openers necessary. And it's an attractive addition ' , "l
, m 0" lng behind trees and buildings and 87 At} ' ‘0 “Yume- P11135150 . COR +0001. sedans Deliver? . g .1 {1.0:
Master Peter Shard of Center street fliedomcersbyarnmdmg the-mauve; be- antic Stq ISMOI‘CJ . ' . I. pe’ ’ '
-. h n 3. our 113 mm ans” 30m . fl .3
3:881:83: “1 with the grip- Whue attempting to persuade ne- We a)“. a 3 P. u Du], 25W“ N ’ , . ROB'W , w J mfil. . .. Nflfice.
Gan _ groes to return to their homes and . . _ w .. , ..-..
”mgggafirggflgggzxgog2133mm desist from violence. City.Manag-er 3:: a. 4.: L , “m 153""
' p 1' gas Edgar Parsons. Mayor B. J. Westcott . . . . . . ... . . ... . ’ ‘
, . and Police Prosecutor. Robert Flack Iro”o“o””o”o":’. o...”””¢“o””..o”o.’o”¢ H””:.‘.:”:..:. MWWW @Al ’8 I IN S G Al bu;
M‘Sadie Gibson is now employed gggewgsggégpon. but “one or them 10;. § .
figford. Gliswom Loveland store in Between twenty and thirty arrests... ' 9. PRO“ 1959
‘ tvere made during the night, includ- .:.' ' ‘-' . ....m/.
P J Quinn and familv have remov ing that of one negro thought to how‘ 3 — ’ - ' /
a from Center street to G1 t t been the assailant of Patrolman Rm n 00 _ -L I ' , N .
Newton Haigfits (we 3 ree Police. however. would nOt r-onflrm 3‘ - 7 ’fi , ”2,5459? '
" his identity nor any where he had .:.‘ " 7 E C """"""""""" #f‘c’: . .
gage u - {been taken. Among those held was , ‘ “‘1, BIBLE TUDEHTS 1 _ o 7‘ ‘55 .fl ~'
BITE R _‘ Asa. Smith White, who DONUP so! was ‘3‘ - " WAIT!) s » ' ‘1‘) '3 '21 i £1186
mat [ATIQ ACHL\G , found just outside the quartcr “11th :5 _ . . WTION ' _ , 00m 111 .1. 1.- f. t ..
"g' JOI‘TS “3'9 STOP PAIN the shooting occurred, with dynamite ’: ' - ' J ' " " 1‘
, “t Benet With a S I hm ,on‘hls person. 0:: . 1'. . BIBLE LECTURE COURSE ‘ Begins to show the signs of a hard 11 11' ' ‘ ‘. .9 f
‘30th Of Old “5" Jacobs Oil.” HIGH SCHOOL VOTPS. .8 ' y illustrated by W " ' \' 0113311116130, 01‘ a difierent table there. “1 l'
ghfumatism is “pain” only. The Dramatic Club Social was held. :3: ' ' “P 1510318122511 «hm-j ‘
79 .0119 case in*llt’~ty requirrs luter- yesterdéy , afternoon in the High‘
treatment. Stop drugging! mm School Auditorium. A business meet. .3. The Present Price Of our 1: i
' 11g penetrating us: Jacobs cm" . ing was held .1t 1: 45, following this :; Means that it is a. good investment and 1-. '
‘ our sore. stilt. achinggthe play “Three Rogues and a. Res». 1 . A the best to be had in its 10w 6 1 ~, ,
lief: comes insthnflv "Qt cat" was resented, The cast or " ' .i , "'1‘ ' .
a harmless rheumatism. 'churocters Were. Clarence Leemhuis. . ' y..." VISITORS, ARE ALWAYS W L“ "
' new er‘ disappoints and Lewellin Knapp, Marshall Gun and " “WIS:
- ' David Hartford The play was is; m1, ow '
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