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The Westport Town merovetneut ' '
Anoctation .will hold its annual my} ‘
grair on the afternoonflof male?
and till. lawman to the usual at-
tractions there will as an historial
'pageant. depicting the striking seat-
Iligh tide 12:05 a. 111., 12333 p.111. ures of the early history of Fairfleld
' .0 . county. unbradng the 'lndhlt. :early
Sun “505 4"‘1’ sets 7 ’28 'oettler and Revolutianary periods.
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”has or The Asociated Pre-
"l'he Minted Press is exclusively lmmtor
The association has been
enough to secure George Mitchell as
Mr. Mitchell has had much
”sled to the use for publication ohdmm‘uq "”r‘enca and has “at“
- I.” dispatches credited to it or'muny successful pagan".
not otherwise in this paper and also
on, local news published herein.
All rllhh of publication or special
Masher-eta are also reserved.
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MASON“) m
A Stung-'C‘ommunicatlon of Old
Well Lodge; No. 108. l-‘. and A. M..
will be heldat its rooms Tuesday eve-
ning. Junedzist. 1921. at 8 o'clock.
“D. S. T.) r'.
Work E. Ai'i’Degl-ee.
All Master Masons
haternally
cordially and
invited.
Fraternally yours.
' EDISON T. HARRIS. W. )1.
' 'Attest:
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, nonrm'r M. wmcox.
' Secretary.
rButler Chapter No. as. R. A. M...
"(I in Masonic Temple. South
Iain street. the 2nd and 4th Tues-
fiys of each month at 8 o'clock
Italy and August excepted. All R. L!
Imus cordially and fraternaliy in-
“
omnnxrr. A. nnowx. n. e.
l‘. S. LYON. Secretary.
¢——$
'rul-z nEseoNser: PARTY i
Who is responsible for restoring
’rosperity in these parts? Probably
the economist. the capitalist. the la-'
her unionist. the radical agitator and
the politician—not to mention the
.lain citizen—{ould each offer sever-
al guesses. l’roiialily any one of
them would point nu accusing linger|
1t several of the others and MW. Quite
to his own conviction. "it is up to
him." hone or them would come so
near the correct answer as the lump,
Ne yet truthful llllllVltlllIil who frank‘
11 admits. “l'm the man."
Collier's \\'l-l-kiy nominates the‘
lookim: glared an the Kl‘t‘nli'fll einglc‘
aid to more business and better hut-J
Inesa, saying. "Look lulu it today. and
you Will see llu- one human being
who can do more to improve the na-
tion's business than anyone else. so
far as you are concerned."
or course there still remain the sf-
Under his
skillful direction the story will he told
lin a series of beautiful and gorgeous
scenes.
The pageant also offers a fife and
sane celebration of our national holi-
day. as well as inspiring interest in lo-
cal history.
A cafeteria New England supper
will he served after the pageant.
Dancing on Saturday evening.
The natural amphitheatre on Dr. F.
ii. ltuland’s grounds offers on unex-
celled setting for the town fair and
pageant. The background of tower-
ing pines. for both booths and stage.
gives just the proper touch of somber
shadow against which brilliant cos~
tunles and gay pennants will stand.
The winding stream. with its pictures-
clue island. offers an ideal situation for
Indians and white men to use their
“"008.
There is an island which otters a
picturesque setting for the ducking of
the witch or witches. For there are
two or “'eslport's young matrons who
have consented to take this unpopn-
lar part. Mrs. F. l“. Peters is one of
them. The latter has been so steeped
in historical literature this past win-
tl-l- that she doesn't mind a little
thing like being a witch and getting
ducked. Mrs. Peters has assisted Mrs.
C. I'Z. (‘utler in arranging the histori-
(zll “tutorial for the pageant. XI ll
due to Mrs. Cutler's vision and un-
awel'sln}; interest in studying the his.
tor; of l-‘alrtield county that has made
the pageant possible.
Part One.
Heralds —-
l'nulls . Thomas Montgomery.
llluilan Squawsr-Mrs. Humierland. llel-
l-n ’l‘aylol'. Jessie Jeillff.
ludinn (‘llllill‘t'll’ Marguerite Gordon.
Mary Cane. Katherine L‘une. lloris
\\'ood. Anna 'i‘wardn. l-Zlizullelh
Mills.
l'neus Georgi-’Milehl-ll. Jr.
Indian Youths -lloy Scouts. “'estport.
Captain Mason» John (imillloi.
Captain L'nderhilln-Charles ii. L’lricha
l'i'qllol lnliulns -—- lllllt‘k Snakes.
Illidgcport.
Roger Ludlow» »ltoberl Lamlvdin.
fortunate ‘
Need and Place rm: Safety mum
. inAmerioou hldustriul’hife. ' " "
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7 oi. came... an hss-isn “plain-darn
Mari-um)... tea 9-0 may; anguish“
, . _ _ , ' medmyhnhenulehowflw-W'MA
mama-raw ‘Hauedafla’hm-k
up it retail-e; use substitute for mined, due, this
';..as paternal-Ill, it is dug-teas flsda'lisisiendxssmls-
mint-q instead-fail cages—it conceived “giving ant jnsny‘duer—
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inmsinuiningahigh-norshsmnoralndphydcalcondifieaefths
mrhsr sad hints-fly. ‘ ‘ .
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Nor very runny traces
Of loiterers on the way.
The boys 'll fill the fences
And all the tree-tops. too—
For when the ladies start a thing.
What can a teller do?
You'll see a lot or fancy mu.
Not mentioned in this pone.
layup-you‘ll ’roll into the pond
For very Joy! Don‘t cry—
The ladies (air will all be there
To hang you up to dry!
You'll see some early settlers.
And hordes of Injun braves:
And. maybe. bears and‘wiid-nts 'il
Come growlin' from their cares.
But “10' you’re frightened half
death.
Just grin. and bear it. too—
Por when the ladibs start a thing.
You're bound to see it through:
A fairy-ring of maiden! sweet ,.
Will fleet your raytshfidtei'es. ' -
But. sake. alive! the ‘mqtropa. sure.
Will carry on the prise!
They on our towu with kindly deeds.
Ami smile. of pleasant cheer—-
Oh. yes. the ladies in the thist—
They'll "fix it." never fear!
to
So. rally 'round the pond. good folks.
“With all your might and main.
You'll never see the,likes 0' this
' in yarn and year- again.
land. it your purse feels very flat.
Look out for crazy witches
A soarin' through the air.
“’ith black cats on their shoulders
And wildly streamin' hair.
‘1‘ still be an eerie. ahly'ry sight. \ As home you take your way-
But nexer mind your chllls— Be sure the ladies saw to that
For when the ladies get to work For the W. T. l' A 1
They always give you thrills! ' h M. L. D.
Down in the stem meadows. Try a eta-stood ad in the Sentinel
When- cows are wont to roam. 'M the b“ MRI.
From San Francisco to Venezuela
Jesse iMhfii-l‘fipr «an?» use. beth .
ii I. _
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-.M of m: Edward ‘mn.
Kenton-d. newness. Chase. Bash
”rt.
luster '3‘ we”? rm'm-
Spencer
Camp .01 Hartferd. ~
Doctor orbiter-stare: Prof. { ill-ant
0. floors. of Columbia Univerdty.
Doctor or Bounce:- Cot. w. Bar-ch:
Pal-seas. er'New York. '
Doctor of Lawn: ‘V‘iiteri Roland!
nieci. meander from Italy to the
United sures. . ,
Doctor er Divinity: Rt. Rev. thtb
Cook. bishop of Delaware: Rev. 1. w.
Nichols. arm China: Rev. 3.
E. Soulful. Unit. Jun.
('00me non.
mm-
WARSA‘W. June 'IL-Jl'h- nee differ.
ent timeecuptath nerion Cooper. of
Jacmnl-luo.’*m; while in IgBGIIhe-
vik prisonenf min .nn-a." for
nine months. was am an he was
to be sIhot at sunrise. Then. for hours
preced ng the time set for the.” -
ed execution. deeper was “megpo‘;
Soviet ill-themes who pretended to
believe while was a rep ' (sure
or the American Government Vc'hen
the hour of execution cane around no
Boishevlki appeared. but Cooper was
never notified otherwise. being left in
suspense day alter day until he es-
coped.
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talk Yam! nun: Bad: Its w
Color. Gloss .d
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Common garden sage brewed into
a heavy tea. with sulphur added. Will
turn gray. streaked
beautifully dark and'luxuriant. Jun
a few applications will prove a rev-
[elation it wur hair is fading. streak-
ed or gray. film the Sage “Pea and
.troublesome. Au coder way is to get
a bottle 0! Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
zeompeund at any drug more. all rea-
.dy for use. This is the OH-flllle re-
cipe improved by the addition of oth-
er ingredients.
in“ Am. or the General nee. i
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APPLY “GE 1174
and faded hair-l
Sulphur recipe at home. though. is
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. which we have‘how entered."
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tor effects of ti ‘ 'z . .
debts in every grtl-nt“eld‘un,t'li~: [3:33:33 "i‘homlu "“‘1'°.‘V —Ucorge rd".
dous destruction for production to KT". irkkmf:.fi::?lg lane.
catch up with. nnd so on. The ln.ll.' . “_"".‘l"”_ l ‘ B lib?) ‘
Yldual citizrn may believe that he has 10k"m ‘ '0}. :1 3| \:. it
little chance to do any good against i‘J:"”"F‘“m”” 0": id“: onhiitchell
all these. Yet it remains true that on' 'owm‘m‘noal', “Tc I“ on ‘ '
the whole "national prosperity is only‘” ll llill it." it be t l‘ ll Jr
a lot of little wrsonal roe erities "r" ‘ s" 0“" 0 r “‘ N“ '
‘ p p Matthew .\l-.lr\in——-Albert Morrell.
added together." No one is so unim-
Wrtant a part in the national struc-‘Hmw "“""“"“G“""“d° M°“‘K°m“'¥‘-
ture that in. has no mamqmp on gov_'l‘atio-vlce Marvin—Helen Clarke Rob-
ernment or business or prosper-Hy. t-rtuon.
Each. in his small contribution. may ”M'"‘°“-" Mflr‘ln-‘Jflnt‘ Cobb.
be either-an accelerator 0r fl brake Thomas "9“"—
upon nationul progress fllld ~"flf‘ll0l ”PHD—Mll- Parker.
recon-
druction. That is one or the (hmn'iiannuh Betta—Catherine McArdle.
the public needs to learn individually
Abagail liens—Helen Fuller.
and fuller-lively v n i... 0v"- goin‘ to Thomas lh-tts. Jr.——ltobert l-‘uller. Jr.
get ou-r its prune-tit troubles. lltev. Thomas linnford—ltel'. bdward
S. llelden.
'l'lll-T wont!) LI-‘Aomts Mrs. Thomas
Sir Auckland Oeddcs. the British Heiden.
amhansadcr. speaking to a college Betty Ilnnt‘ord——-Olivc 14‘0“-
alumnl association the other day,'Mary Hontorda—Elisabcth Rodger.
gave a new How of the responsibii-‘Ester Hartford—Harriet Nash.
ities of American graduates. especial- John Hanford—hielville Boyd.
1y those of the last 20 years or so. Increase Moore—Mrs. Charles Sween-
Iie was mowd to refer to the subject! ey.
by observing that in a reunion of‘ the Faith Moore—Anna Nash.
class of 19m in ll men's college. IO’Hope Moore—4.0m” Nash.
living out of the original Charity—Susan Crawford.
llanford—Mi!‘ Clara
were still
'41. iMelody~Catheriue Robertson.
"Of all my own close friends and Peace—Esther Alger.
associates of college days." said Sir Joy—Anna Jeannette Stamm.
wckland. "not one is left. The onlyfsaam—Jack Thompeon.
reas0n I am here is that
aged and sent home early in the war. Goody Coley—Mrs. George I. Thomp-
Ot a class of 300 graduated from & kins.
scotch university about 'the'some Comfort Coley ncesnnobertson.
time as this class. 170 are deodvsnd Anne Coley—Hath a‘Bo‘d‘er.
nany .more maimed andvmled- David Coley—Bill Dove.
The. college—trained . - 0Q Sarah Coley—1mm” Reeves.
Great Britain and the rast‘ofue‘m John immoral-
fire is literally shot to pieces. . Mrs. léayxnond—
“Only in America. out et all thefllercy Raymond—humidams.
world. is there left a large body of‘David Bay-seed-—Wllle Chappa.
Ughiy educated men Of Sin“! "fidxl’etor Desboroucil—Alexls deillot.
middle agaAkItfisnrhiitlg‘upzn “is: .Mary Desberough—qtisida Allen.
that'the tan a s 0 rec “I 9 Merc 'Desborou taeri c t
beethies‘ of the ‘ English-“‘1"! y (meow-.3 h FE era.
'01-” and the destinies of mask m! Deborah pub. .—
Iurigg the timeI of readjustment on Paine. ”an Madeline
‘ i-Witch.
It is certainly a sobering "NUS?“ Zerrubabbie Koyt—Jolihinaid. Jr.
‘lor twentiethficelitul'y snowfla- ‘ Mr. Cornish—Albert Wilson.
all their dreams-of responsibility eld pm“ Boit-- ‘
«monunity. few of them have "0" Rev. Mr. Morrison—Leslie s it'le
considered any Inch ink M ““5- Rev. Mr. Heathercoat—-Cha:ieel.hau-
derson.
'rn‘ 11mm FOB Mun“ h I Put “m
e American Red Cross. t ‘ ts '
'zi‘lal promptnoss. is standing by to‘ufigmnofl’ Sokoloff,
' p the. flood sufferers in Colorado. ' '
internment Harding has issued an 3:31.522“: ”mm" C'“"°""
uppel to the nation to stand by that M.“ Nash—30sephine illot.
neganizatlon with money and sup-:
flies. Contributions. he reminds theiutm: Adm—'3‘"- Roter Wil-
r’ubllc. can he sent eitherthroufi‘ifle
*“ce of any local chapter or ‘mtlistress Burr—Clarissa Taylor.
is tins Red Cross headquarters in:
”Washington.
The devastation. wrought 1)! this,
great flood is tremendous. adhere-
mmtlon process will be mm
Richard
ill-:7 Robertson.
Mn
Nash. Junior lead. Hubbard Cob
Costly. Property has been a“.
. WI have been swept my... "cell. Richard Downee. Renae-4..
my. m, lives H 5M Billy Du Bois. Shel-titan m, -
‘dothlsg and shelter are 0“".
lanai-lea has aiways v” Just: ”0‘
I: and generous when a Mawnichard 'n-la‘tbie.
need arises. This case will prove fl WMiag Guests—
i
Dick Cutler. ‘ .
mention-
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newer Children—Patty Manitoulin-7.31 ’ ‘
Ida May Sweeney. Barbarauitchell.
Wood. .
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not sinful. we all dedre tortilla our
and attractive.
area By darkening your hair with
Wyeth's sage and Iniphur Compound
no one can tell. because it does it so
I You just damp-
eaamorsoftbrusllwith ltasd
draw this thread? your hair. taking
one small strand at a till!!! by morn-
ing all gray hairs have disappeared.
and after another application or two
your hair becomes beautifully dark.
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