”my,” FEB. 6. 1922
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTWBL
fig
livid
l'l.
this evening
.. \i church.
or l‘slihl‘nv avenue,
I lkrn ill is i‘t‘(‘l)\.'i‘i'-
n “as learns-d today.
\i 'l Iil
'l. \uiuzilk Hospital
p- iulinn ll \vas stair 'l
\
.\ l'addm-k. of Sva—
in i ii ('liiilllit‘ll
lust. it w «lays with
||llli liiilllsll‘in. Jr.. 0f
'l'i'Jth‘ll tin-ir ninth
on Saturday last.
\i‘lll d lhom at
.. ..i
‘l'\
‘.’.. in
.- inipnrtant iiii-o-iin:
(il' lli"
in tin-
:Lll art-
.. lnml lithilll
l. ‘lllli'l ll
ix: Mini: and
\vlm was (ipo-r-
:it tlic
.»i~i.»ln-iiis. \xill
l-‘uri i'oiiit stuvt
a "\iw'r‘lmi.
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(1”
w : of llil' l'lpworth lJ'lt-
.\\enuv M. 1‘3. church
:.i .I 4‘olonial dlniu-r to
"v Iliuir‘li till \\'miiivs4luy
:iiwr 21nd.
-l \lrs. (‘arl A. Anderson
'lv Minty—fifth anniversary
.liil.iL:I‘
:miy. «‘ntt-rtaining a
lllt inls and relatives. The
\t...~. A happy one for all prc—
‘\ 4.“. 1mm supper was served.
1. wt .\'ur\valk improvement
' :vn \\ill hold its February
.1 ll». homc of Mrs. Susan
.‘tl li.l‘~l avi-nun- tomorrow.
.iI’tt iin-un. This is an lin-
' 1m vlini: :.s a \‘(iic is to lu- tak-
"w lil.ill"i' of inning a ceiling
Ill l'niiiinunitv llall.
illlt’ to Sonthpoi-t which was
‘i ltir ’l'liiii‘swlnv ‘-'\'0’lilli§;' (if this:
m‘
l mi (‘hrist church has hon-n post—
until Friday
-.I from Thursday
liiiiL:_ ’i‘hc truck will lo'rivl' frnin
..i'nr.l's Sni‘rh .vt ‘ 2'.” ()'ll(i4‘l\'. on
ulay ('\l‘lilllLf
‘l'iu- Ma\rln\m is \yill ilil"‘l. lll" le
~‘li Juniors :it (‘oininunily llllll t0—
tho- so-cnnd gainc
this s: .ix'nn. 'l'ln- Mayiiowvrs
iiist irainw l»v a swun- Of 24 t0
llil hupc to (-un up math-rs tu-
..\ I'\('illilL’. The preliminary
u lll lu- livlwm-n ill" Young Mt-ii's
mummy (‘lub Five and the ()uvss
ii'nlluuing the games dancing
,. Iillwvt d as usual. Scliulr's or—
\Nlll imnish tln- musi- and
snrr to lu- a good attendance.
.rru“ n-vviviriir, t'iir
.iilu i'
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in: ul‘ 3.“: was iurnmi over by
ulmis of the Adult iiilile class.
ll’l.|} School Centenary fund.
ihv o-nwi'it-ncc social held
a.» l\¢'|liiif.'.', at the honlo (if
\iw it irving Watkins. no-
it The i-xpcricnccs of the
m Hirnint: their contribin
v nun-i and humorous. many
.nd turnishcd much amustu
.l. nth inciting is to be hold
i\~ ninL'. March 3rd. at the
Mn tlu- men of the class will
.il .. l.Hll6'S at an'oysli-r sup-
1.5 ii/A YTON .
l'» lli- lx’iincfeiter is visit.
l. :. today. where. she is at-
rim-rCote wedding.
. .\’li~ l'lifford It. Wright. of
.. 'li‘lt’, spent the week-
.n-ml as guests of friends.
lliiihpfl, who has been
‘ winter months in New
' ’ -;-~ lit the wcclvcnd with
\ ‘k. manager of the llam—
Iu \I-w York city. has pur-
l‘t'l'ilt'i‘ty of George Letts
H! ”110. . ‘
'llllLT this evening of the
company, plans will
« social [0 be held in
for the benefit of the
l l
M .
I:~-:i.iy Circle of King‘s
mm-i tomorrow evening
- . t” Mrs. George W. Stev-
ting will start promptly
‘w‘lowing adjournment a
-‘ 17': gamcs will be in or-
w.
‘..v i .» mining the subscrip-
9 . =-- iiirld in the quarters
.‘..i\l--li llnse Company is be‘
ml: ii In. the young people Of
(Eu-tin of admission can
i from Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
‘virq. i-Iarlo Stevens. N0 ad—
'in be paid at the door.
NW " 4 0f the community who
a»... . 4.4 l“ the work of the
“-1 n . . llosc company are request-
31mm» '1 at the home of Mrs. Earl
.4 on Wednesday evening at
our.
ltli [mm the Ladics' Auxiliary at
i..,, .
“ c’Jmmny wui be revived. The
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A
Hn-avio-w avenue
to‘
Norwalk"
[1 turn ,
)o-stri day at‘tvrnoon.
large-I
in; the members of St. Ammss,l<tami‘or(l.
The Darien and .\'orot0n .Girl
Scouts held a met-ting Saturday after—
noon in the (‘tiitri- school. Routine
business was transacto-d the
yincnting.
l
during
Miss Aniiis Noton. of Highland avc—
n-.- intvrtaim-d on Saturdav rvt-iiinfl:
a agroup «if lil‘i" friends. During: the
o-V-ning cards \vvri- playwi and rc-
l'l’rSllii‘Hiil'i “‘(‘i‘t' svrvcd.
‘ \iany social t-H-nts lilt scheduled to
1takw placi- \\'lllllii lhv next 16'” thus.
y.\iil1vil.'. ihrin is iii- i"l.‘»l\i'ii" danw- ll)
’lw in M u:id< r thv lilZSSIil‘l'f‘» of lllv' Nu.
llilIv/i l‘ri\ Stunts 'l‘iw affair “ill
in ii in tlio' Hviuiits School.
i-Tuurizt- slipo-riiiti-ndmit
Sunday tho- Norntmii
i‘rvvslq'tcrian church. \‘.’;i.‘. tln- spoakcr'
at lll" .‘ll‘ll's (‘l:i\:< ril' tlm I
tinnai (lilli‘l'li Mud-inlay iiiuiiiiiirr.
topic of talk was “Slaw-iy " Mr. iliir.
gcsscr spokv til the pcrimi of lilii"
\VlH'li man was hold in manual slav-
cry. and how at tlir prvsvizt lilill' luv
.3 lio-iil in liltllllil Sl.l‘.0l’\. :i‘. llllitx
lu-
T\Ol'l'flil
lilli‘ui ssei;
,ul' llil' M‘lit’uil nl'
(‘HiiL‘It‘Lii-
'l‘liw
A large :Ell-‘lllléllifl' l'illl‘}l‘1l tl‘!
\vv -kly display of mining picturi s Sal-
\urday d-vi-nini: in the Noroton i-‘irc
r‘lloiisv. at \\ hich liiil' another ”Alad-
‘din Lamp" was awarded. The pic-
tuit-s shoun \uin- "'i‘liv Finn-ii liv-
:innn." and (‘lizii'iiv (‘liaplin in ”mm:
\. M." 'l‘iv-st- pt-rl'orniaiii't-s ari- liv—
coming quite popular as is «\iricnv-n-d
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in); the large lilll'iillflilt“‘.
I A meeting will lu- hclil this c-u-ning
of the “Ge-t Together Club." which is
responsible- for thc succcss of the
lain-+- held Friday 6 \I'ninu’ iii thl- (‘o-n-
il
lira] school auditorium. At this tiniv
afi accounting “ill lve- made of the
exact receipts. obtained through the
affair. Thr- first aid kit which has
‘bccn purchased for the iiarir-n Fire
iicpartmcnt is on display in i.om--
lbardl's drug store. '
i Mrs. Alida Moore. wifu of Robert
'J. Moore, diui at her home. Noroion'
l
Heights on Saturday morning, after a
short illness. agcd .3: yt-ars. Sim is
survixwi by a husband and two sis-
{ti-rs. Mrs. Howard Manlcy. of Noroton
Tiic-igms. and Mrs. Leo O'Brien. of
Th0 t'uncral took place at
2:30 o'clock this aftv-rnoon from the
laic homr. Noroton Heights. Rev.
\\'illi.:im Sinclair, pastor of tilt: Noro-
ton church oificiating. l
IRELAND’S A» ‘
however, iwida-ntlv TL- ink lllv'l't' is liltiv'
Iikv lihood tl:;-.t this SilL'L'I‘Silliii will
bear fruit." l
'l‘hc same nmvspaw r pointv-d only
that North li't'lillHl would (-onfi-r “itli'
the south only upon tlr basis or an
impo'rial constitution. and that niio- dif-
ficulty lay in lhl' fact that nearly one-
half of the southern i'qprescntatives
were pledged to thr- policit-s advocated
by Eamon dc Valera. The difficulty.
he continued. might be overcome- if an'
election should ln- calhwi in Southern
Ireland soon. and should rcsult in the;
return of a substantial majority of
Free State candidates. it was said;
that some believi-d l‘rcmicr Craig of
Ulster might in such case agree to a_
conference. The necessity for an t-ariy
eicctlon was constantly in Coming more
apparent. the ni-“spapcr asserted. as
the provisional government has as yet
failed to establish its authority in any
striking fashion.
LETTER TO
ALBERT POHL‘IAN‘
Dear Sir: You‘d strike it rich» it
you could find a way to shave your
customers in less time. for less cost.
and make the shave last twice or
three times as long.
You wouldn't shave the same per—
son so many times. or get so much of
his monvy; but the whole town would
be talking about you. and everybody
'would come to you for a shave.
Vatti is exactly that in pearls. By
in-ing made in America. a Vatti Piarl
necklace cost': $20 to $100—4ess
than half the cost of the best import-
(d——and will wear a. lifetime.
Vatti are even more beautiful than
the original Oriental pearls that cost
from $50,000 to 3500.000. because
-they come in five Shades to match the
skin. the greatrst improvement in
pearls since the discovery of Oriental
pearls centuries ago. As pearls that
match the skin are indefinitely more
beautiful than those that don't. Vatti
are the pearls by which all other
pearls will be judged in the future.
just as Oriental have been the pearls
by which all other p(a.rls have been
judged in the past.
Vatti Company. New York -
P. S. Vatti pearls are sold by R. A.
Benedict the Jeweler.
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silken lingerie. one piece of which. a
pink night robe. was reported missing
from his apartmcnis since his body
was found. One witness was said to
have stated. but not to the police. that
this particul‘iar robe bore the embroi-
dcrcd initials of a motion picture act-
ress. -
()losc upon the heels of these de-
clarations came the rcport that the po-
licc \vwrc sv-ni‘t‘hind ‘95! a drug pod-
dlcr, who. it was hinted. had sought
Taylor to make delivvi‘y of
drugs to an actress who found ff'fi (-
li<uit in makv li('i‘ purchases direct
The initials of Ill" actress connected
with this plmsv- oi the case were said
to in» the same as those on the night
rubv rvpurtwi missing from the Taylor
apartments.
TONI THI'MB \VI‘IIHHNG.
.\ nniriuc t-ntt-rtainmcnt at the South
.\'m\\all< Methodist church is planned
for tomorrow i-vo-ning at 5:15 o'clock.
Nn-ar a liiiiidrmi children of the: Sun—
ilav School hau- lil-(‘li rrhcarsing im-
d:r the «iiiection of Miss (‘arrie 1‘2.
l'vters of Brooklyn for a Tom Thumb
“Wilding. it will he a gorgeous \vr-d—
ding in miniature. in i miaturc men
and woiiwn. all in costuinvs for the- OC-
casion. 'i‘hrw- years ago a "Fairyland
(‘arniva|" was ant-n in this church in)‘
he children of the Sunday 9( hooi also
under the dircctiuii of Miss l‘i-ti-rs
and attracted largo inter-2st. It is ov—
[it‘Cll‘d that tiil're- will be a iargc at-
l“ll(llliit‘l‘ present tomorrow r-\ening
.for this Toni 'l‘iiuinli \Vcdding occa-
sion.
ii‘ollouini: is thc cast of charactcrs:
Announcer ............ \\‘illiam ilurr
Minister ........... Raymond i’urdy
Bride .............. ilarrii-t Shufelt
Groom ............. imitoy “'arncr
Best Man ............. George llurr
Maid of Honor ....... Dorothy Mills
Father ............. \\‘illiam (‘onlcy
l‘siicrs.
Irving Gorham. Donald \Varner.
\‘crnon \‘Vilniitt. Pctcr Huntington,
\Villiam McLaughlin.
Bridesmaids.
Miriam Lmindis. Lois iiulzc, llllZI‘l
Blake. Ada l'tzingcr.
Silll)———(lli l’rtmiise Mr» Miss \Villa
Milicr.
l’ianisi
Merriam.
and (iruanisii‘Archiluald
Guests.
Mrs. llcriwrt ilnow-r ....
Mr. and Mrs. Hand
llenry l‘oxvtrll. Dorothy Sicvr-ns
Iiilly Burke Marion Tliivss
\iarv Milvs Minter ..... .\lll't‘ i‘..itcs
}lon. (‘itas. Evans iluuiws‘ . ..
l'lllif-l .\li\ti:v
linliirlLLS Lawrence
GOVERNR’IENT Mmc. Louis ilniiii r .. llvlin Slum-iv
FACES DIFFICULTIES Marv (iardvn ..... Aim- 'l‘avloi'
Mr. and .‘.irs. i-‘inivy Sin pard .....
‘ . F l l..l\vr¢-iir‘v lile“. .llzillliv-llt‘ .\lulil‘(-
Continued from ‘FH-St P‘Lfie' ‘Mr and Mrs. \\'.‘irr4‘n ............
Margarct Gvorchina. llar- Louiides
\Villiliin H. Tait ....
“inward. linlna Gaynor
itockcft-llcr
Al iiiiinn
Mrs. VillPt‘lil Astor .. Minnu- 1w inn
Miss Natalie 'l‘hiiinh .. Louisu- llv imo
Douglas Fairbanks and .\lary l'ickford
Thomas Riley, Miidrvd ilrranpain
Mmc. (‘uip “'altcrinc iiicriict
Miss Florence .iunc .. Hazel Erickson
Mr. and Mrs i”orcfingcr ..........
liilly Mills. Emma Raymond
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1". Morgan ........
Russel Fraser. Marion \Vaters
Lord and Lady Dccies ...........
Julian Keyworth, Ruth l'tzingcr
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas i-Idison
Victor Erickson. lrenc l‘iigvary
Mme. i'avola Fiarrict liavis
Mr. and Mrs. \V. K. Vanderbilt ....
Heriwrt Taylor. l-Iva. licnnis
Miss Minnie Thumb
and Mis.
l‘wrliii't‘
Mrs. John ii.
lion,
iiazian
Mildred iioi‘zhauer.
”Mme. Tetrazzini ........ Alice Taylor
Alma Gluck . Grace Shaw
Mrs D. H. Belmont Violet Czak
Gov. and Mrs. Lake ............
Milton Flynn. Dorothy Holzhauer
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford ........
Harold Blake. Elinor Harris
Mme. l‘ctrova ........ Edna. Tooker
Mrs. June ............ \T'iila Taylor
Mmc. Sarah Bernhadt ..... . . . . .
Consuelo Dawson.
MRS. DORR OUT TO
DEFEAT DIR. DORR
Husband and “'lfo Running for Town
pany ?
are pretty or just useful
”American Fabrics".
them.
i lawn waists trimmed
\underwear gets 3 Chi
It’s enjoyable to
Wonderful charm is given to little c
house dresses and aprons grow actually pre
Pillowcases become dainticr when lace
with colored braids. I Or neckwea
c air through use of narrow braiding in color.
dresses for little girls and boys are improved by
Beginning Monday; continuing throu
Second and third floo‘rs, '
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There will be spread before you each of tli
see these things.
made. It’s easy to see how people may accomplish the. sa
‘ This special display is for just that purpose
l‘American Fabrics” products, to show you how attractiv
THE%HOWLAND’ DR); ~ GO
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Embroidered e'dgings; the clcvcrcst narrow affairs in hugdrcds of patterns and colors.
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l“ ‘5] \ ()l‘) u $111K auxiliary was started several years GOING
. :32: butt Surlng lhf‘ past few vears i OVER PAPERS ‘ 1 I A
_'____ »a no cen under the i f ‘
\\:is .i visitor out auxiliary. The ladiuq of t£:.l?;:‘.:‘h;}::l IN EFFORT TO
\I . . , . . _ . “ ' . ' ,
‘ .n .lll' rimon. 'tt en 3C")? lndivuiualiy towards heip- ! SOLVE MYSTERY v ,
c ._ ~ . .ing the 003's. It is hoped that there‘ ' ' i
< .ind llliilily have will be a large attendance. Continued from First Page. I I
am ll'Ulil Fort Pointi
m...‘ i actor's automobile '1 di ' '
. . . . , . . stinctivciy con— I
r 'V—T-li ii i DARIE1V& lvOROTON lb‘rmm'd and Painted machine. had ‘
. ilu . a. 13s rcmov- H'Fn sccn near the Taylor a ' t Entrances In Ml. Street. W.
.i H 5.... .4 to the Sec— the night of. the murder, pal; merits . Add Avenue, and 0.330,, 5“ fl
.. The Board of Selectmen m“ this The residents near the Tavlor bun- 6
‘ ‘ "Tommi; m rm. ‘0‘”, mm for ”w“. Raiow were unable to identify the ac- . .
(m... 1, “m1 family V‘H‘kly meeting. (or as the man they had gem near ‘
l‘nwh sirw-t to li‘ort _— the place on the night of the l ’ V I i
. ~ . . mu d . C
l.- _ ll"‘1 he monthly meeting of the harien He was released. but‘ With instruclioerls “ r .. ”
i ”Ir“ li’rbartmcnt Will be llf‘ld this cve— t(3' keep in touch with the officers The me lcan a lcs
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in . lll'ihllhl: iiplitn. Sui-l 1g n the “r“ “0‘15" 3:20:11IPH as possible material wit- 7 ' .
. :.- .oni mu 0 w r. . ' ‘—“ ' ~ « a 50 were given their freedom.
I" "WH- “(3371's. '\\arrr~n (,rcen. of the Post While these matters were develop— .
; -_ i ]o. (‘.h who has been ill for smi-ral ing. talv-s came to the police of the al ‘
. .. . ' [1 Oil 5. VHIS alllt’ to be out for l.“ l . y.i . . ' u r . < . - '
. y. , rm f u _. a (\V LLH possessmn b - ‘ ' n‘ ' y!
. . o .. m... mm... W, . mi... of “omens How much do you know about American Fabrics 2
Have you ever heard, even, of the different things made by the Americag Fabrics Com‘vl
Do you know whether HAmerican Fabrics" are silk or woolen or cotton? whether they,
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If you know, you are an exception. If you don’t know, this next week is going to be of
ileep interest to you. Because the Howland store will make during that week a real display of
6 different things made in that fine factory over.
on Connecticut avenue. Each, not all; will you note. Why, we simply couldn’t SllOW all—they,
make thousands of different patterns of lace alone l ‘ '
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Eace is only one thing. Thousands of patterns; from narrow to wide and from curtain
laces to filmy delightful sorts for lingerie.
Bedspreads of lace; great big beauties. Effective designs, of remarkable strcngtli, crisp
and lovely. Scarfs of lace as companions to those pleasing spreads.
\
Featherstitch braid, dainty and charming, in colors that range from delicate tints to deep;
est of blues and blacks and reds.
’ In this exhibit, not alone the laces and the edgings and the braids and the bedspixéads—n
but a display of’how most of them are to be used.
hildrcn's clothes by edging and by braid. h’lother'g'
ttier, when similar braids and edges are used upon”
trimmed, There’s striking beauty marking whifq
that same braid.
r with similar edging or braid. Tailored
How rompers and play‘
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It’s worth-while to see how dcvcrly they have been
me results for themselves.
,"-—to show you lhe beauty and variety of tho
cly and easily they may be used. 7 ‘
gh the week; at special sections on main floor and on
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Bridgeport Amat‘éur .
Boxers in Tourney
The simon pures- of Bridgeport will
make their first appearance in New
York City \Vednesday evening when
they meet a string of boxers from
Canada. Pittsburgh. Philadelphia and
New York to battle for honOis in an
international contest. the first held in
this city for many years. The tourna-
ment‘ will be staged in .Madison
Square Garden. ‘
Owing to the interest that is being
‘shown in the national tournament to
Cloik—Siie Does All the be held in Boston next March. the
' “'01“. lboxing committee of the MetrOpoii-
[tan Association have added three sep-
RICHMOND. Mass. Feb. 6. N0 arate classes. open to A. A. U. regis-
matter which way the election goes in
this place today the Town Clerkship
will be retained by the Dorr family.
The rival candidates are Hererbt A.
I‘orr.
wife. Mabel Ewell Dorr.
227 votes in the little Berkshire town.
“I am elegible and I am qualified.
that is my only platform." said Mrs.
Doz-r today. ‘ “There is no trouble be-
tween my husband and me, it is sim~
ply a matter of'principle” I want to
lerin the attitude of Richmond vot-
eis toward women holding public of-
fice. ._ '
“My husband is very gallant and
says he is going to vote for me. I
also have heard him urge some of his
men friends over the telephone to
support me."
Braves Sign_Semi-Pro
BOSTON. Feb. 6.——The latest re-
cruit. tor the Boston Nationals is Wil-
liam E. (Lefty) Anderson of East
Boston. Anderson has diode a good
showing in semi-professional baseball
and last season pitched tor thé Pint ,
‘ Brothers team of Manchesterufl'a
H.
He is Q southpawg, '-
tho present incumbent. and his.
There arol
tered boxers. The winners of these
bouts will be selected to represent the
.local association in the big 'Boston
tournament.
Johnny Mohardt
Will Go South With
. Cobb’s Tigers
l DETROIT, Feb. 6.-Johnny Mo-
hardt. disqualified football and base-
ball star of Notre Dame pniversity"
will join the Tigers. when The team
starts South next month. To personal
friends Mohardt acknowledged that
he had signed with the Tigers. and in-
vestigation of the report pro’iféd that
if Mohardt deemed to play profes-
lsional baseball it. would be with .De-
troit. \
‘ It wasn’t Mohardt's intention to
engage in professional baskball this
year. as he wanted to play another
season with Notre Dame. His dis.-
qualificatian. however. changed his
plans and he decidedto
set! into time protagonai arena...
W, I].
Senflneldadfled adl mk‘
launch hlm- ‘
Basketball
Team Organized
l The Eagle A. C. basketball team
ihas formed for the season. and will
open the schedule on Saturday. Feb—
ruary ll. with the crack Boy Scouts
ras opponents. The game will be
played at Community ‘Hall. and will
begin at 3:30. The Eagles' lineup will
probably be: Holmes. if, Mitchell. rf.
Wilson. c. Fallon. lg and Thomas. rg.
1 Eagle
A. Seconds. the Center Seconds. any
-team between the ages of 14 to 16.
The Elm Grove Athletic (‘lub will
hold an important meeting. Tuesday
evening at the home of Frank Tooker.
The Elm Groves will talk over their
plans for the coming baseball season.
A manager and captain of the base-
ball team will bé elected.
i
The Eagles challenge the K. O. K.‘
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l T Oilet Cream
‘ Try our Toilet Cream for chapped
hands and rough skin. This de-
lightful cream meets with satis-
faction. It is dainty, cleverly per-
funied and dries quickly, will fleave‘
dis skin sott and smooth. It is not.-
sticky or ‘gré'a'sy. Get a. bottle to.
day.
H. AZMEAD
-, _PRES¢B!PIIQN flamingo-r
’4,
iBaer—i-tllolds UpBoy
l Athletes, Gets Beating
A boys‘ basketball team from Os:
’sining. N. Y.. and about a dozen of
their friends. returning it a motor
truck from a. game in New Canaan.
.Corm.. discovered when they stopped
'for repairs near Pine Ridge, N. Y.,
Saturday that a wayfarer they had in-
lvited to ride, with them was a high-
wayman.
Taking advantage of the stop the
boys’ guest drew a. revolver and or-
dered ’9.” hands up. Joseph Irving
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it BEATS...
as it Sweeps
Every home supplied with electrical cur-
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it can the rugs be kept absolutely free
of dangerous destructive flit—and all -
the drudgery or
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