Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 2, 1922 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 

msmvoRWALK

“Josephine Cello. of Fort Point
street who has been ill ~with a severe
and. at her home is recovering.

 

 

"flu Woman's Auxiliary

of .Cbrist
church is scheduled to meet at the
church this afternoon for the usual

weekly meeting.

 

W'fi'fifi'r'fifii their new shaveis

am thinking that winter was over.
"lethally engaged in getting them
into action again this morning.

 

Mn. G. F. Smith. of Rowan street,
who has been confined "to her home
with a severe cold. is able .to be about
min.

Mm Dominic Canevari has returned
:to her home on Liberty Square. after
undergoing an operation at the Nor—
‘Ivnlk Hospital and is in a much im-
prued condition.

Aspecial Lenten service will be held

at Christ church tomorrow afternoon
”farm children of the parish. There
fill: an illustrated lecture on Chief
Shiloh China and in the evening there
will also be a. special service for the
am there being a talk on Chinese
work .5 well.

 

A delicious Ruppf-l' was Served by
the ladies’ Aid Society. last evening.
4‘ the East avenue M. E. church to
incumbent and their husbands. 'nfter
thick an entertainment was given.
Within turn was followed by a
“given back party" from which a

--~goodly»aum was realized. The decor-
ation: of the tables were in keeping
iwnh the spirit of the» supper. which
n: a St. Patrick's affair. Miss Mil-
dred Lovejoy and Benjamin J. Thomas
me several numbers following the
mapper. and then the party .started.
The conmutions \u-rc to the Society
and each as they contributed told how
they had earned the money. There
I?” a good atlendancr-

‘The deal whereby Christ Episcopal
Parish. which was incorporatcd at :1
special parish meeting held last even-
ing. will take over the property at the
corner of East avvnuc and (‘ottaée
meet from the Hoyt estate will be
nonsxnnmatcd today. At the meeting
lam evening the mutter of the incor-
poration of the parish was gone into.
2313‘! the affair so arlunm-d thzlt Kim
Ilmsh will be allow: d to hold proper-
‘tzr_in its own name. All voting mem—
hm of the parish arr- namcd . iu-
comparators. The limit prop-~.ty will
be used by Christ parish as u rcctorv
and plans for the llllt‘lftlltlll :ind reno-
ration of the house were discussed last
main: as Well. The meeting was
«re-n amended.

R0 WA Y TON

Mn Stephen

 

 

 

l‘ardee. of “'est Side

— . . .' . , Valle ‘ Railroad
mama. was a visitor out of town yes- flu”. mfiru‘]: wmwlm [he]; 1th ”I ’
m“ afternoon. - nomv o .- rs. \ . . aw urs. . ‘ V . _
the its-v, Mr. Michael officiating. Tl“ 3101-1 0‘ no“

 

Mn. John lloyt. of \Vest Side are-
nue. who has been visiting with rela-
tives-out of. town. has returned to her
June here.

The Thursday evening Bible class of
like Rowayton Baptist church meets
111‘: evening at the parsonage to study
Elbe ninth qhupter of Mark.

 

__.. ital. Ncw London r( port-is that John-
.‘It .vsrs. Horac.» [mum of Norwalk. (son visited Peter and left-one hundred
and Hrm'st liliscOla of \Vllton. have gdollars for hlm~
ill-en showing W'ilton property to ~ _
rarh buyers. 1 10.000 FREIGHT SHIPMl-ATS

Stunnurd
the effort resultinf: in a, broken wrist. We)"
thn third time this accident has imp-l
pcucd to the some wrist.

.The .roottage..meeting -ul’ the firstmmaflmggst

Presbytean church will be held this
evening, at. the home of Mrs. John;
'Tyler. Hollow Tree Ridge.

 

Boston 'to visit her husband .wvhé. is the Kiwanis Club was that “hemp-
playing with~the Billie Burke Com- herddogs. They were the best. lot
many in “The Intimate Stranger." 303- seen at any of‘the shows outside 0:
ton is also Mrs. Abbe's home city. {New York. The winning puppy was
/ ‘P. A. B. Widener's Pedro of Jose-lie.

The teken system which. was ex- which-also led the limit_class-in.keen
plained in the newspapers yesterday competition. The open dog ‘Wlnnel'
proved ifiizzling to residents of Darien was the well known Austrian cham-
and Noroton Heights In agood many pion. Geni von Oberklamm. and the
cases the riders of the Connecticut reserve winner Mrs. G. R. Dodge's
company never gave a thought of the Luchs. ‘
new system of fare. Ditches was also a. nice .coliection
. and a very good puppy came out in
Green Meadow Llsellotte. She also
won novice and American bred.

Open bitches was won by Joselle
Kcnnels' Freia. von Humboidspark.
She also won winners and was beaten
only by her sire. Gent von Oberklamm.
for the best in the show.

Collies was a representative collec-
tion. Mrs. Florence B. Ilch of Red
Bank. N. 1.. had the winning ..dog in
the international champion. Bell Hav-
en Hound Logic. The latter'eusily de-
feated ~his- kennel mate. —Alseead-.Alys-
sum. for the best of the breed.

In French bulldogs there was keen
competition in the winners‘bitches.
where the local entry of ”Mrs. A. R.

.EUis's Messelinm was: placed second to
Lone Star Margot. While Messelina is
a bit pinched in muzzle her good tore-
i‘ace. large flat skull. good bone and
short body should have placed her
easily first.

 

C. E. \Velden. division engineer of
the State Highway Department. was in
town today conferring with Road
Commisfioner Charles _Rumpf. and
looking, over the territory where the
new \Vest avenue road is to be built.
This new road will greatly add. to the
convenience and safety of the public
in Darien.

An auction sale of farming imple-
ments and equipment necessary for a
large estate was held yestefifay at the
former Lilydale Farm. at one time
o“ ncd by John McCormack. the fam-
ous tenor. The place .consists of 160
acres of land. farm houses and living
quarters for the help needed in main-
taining such a farm. The place in the
future will be used by the Ox Ridge
Hunt (‘lub for a polo field. Fully 600
people attendcd the sale. which was

conducted hv H. C. Hemmer oi Stam-
. v ' , far -
ford. A large sum was realized from: Boston 2‘ rrlers was the second g

the sale . i9“ entry. The handsome dog. Fair-
' lawn Talk 0' the Town. went through
his classes. -won winners. dogs. an-
WILTON nexed the special for best of the breed
land also completed hischamplonshlpt
l That sound~wire haired fonterrier,
Miss Zelma Thayer has recovered Champion .Homoless ECtPr-“ém in
from an illness. tare. lorm. and .won ,handilyr in good
=company. :3”. and Mrs.?Mfs\V. how-
Mrs Oscar Budd. of \Veston. was in :OH'SlKiDs Points Rose was ”the best
. ema e.
Wednesday. Mrs. F. B. Iich's‘Bellhaven Hound
:Logic'was judged the best dog of the
' show. He. was pitted against twenty
on Tuesday on the steamer Aquitaniadchumpions' He is an English dogure-
,, ~~ . ' - . . cently imported. and was the winning
“lllltrtd \Vood of Nonwalk has re-‘w’np of the Lasthew York. rBoston
(‘t'r‘lh' Visited her grandmother Mrs, _
Headding. mud Remark shows. He. hasmon the
English collie ‘chunpmnship .flve

 

 

 

 

town on

 

Ernest Schcnck sailed for Europe

 

Mr. Ranks has recently completedffimps'

building a. new house on the \Vestport ‘ ‘ .'
mad. Johnson Gives .
Peter Mailer. $100

Johnson. former heavyweight
champion who closed a the cal en-
gagement in Bridgeport Saint-dd?
ll.» \Vlllun Public; Schools on 'rupsauy . night. blew into New London with his
and gave the pupils at health examin- troupe Monday and located Peter
ation. anher an old time boxer. in a hospi~

 

 

A little son has arrhcd in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic \N'eston. He,
will be christened IJQVVitt.

A nurse sent out by the State visited

Jack

 

 

tClasslat Hartférdfihow-

_ ~ HARTmRD: Mmh 2.—.The.riarg-"f
Mrs. Charles S. Abbe has gone to estrclass judged in the second day-or

 

 

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Be careful- never: to.

Unpleasen

 

 

t Surprise

{By Thornton .W...Bnrgess

 

basaltic

Enough to thoughtlessly intrude.
—‘~Whitefoot- the Wood Menu.

 

 

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.B-omnnybody. in the GreahWorld
«.felt relief and thankfuineas it. was
*‘Whitefoot. the Wood MouSe when he

dodged into a hole in a dead tree in

the Green Forest just nil-"Quicker the
Shh} e, 3112;:th ‘ceughtrhun. For a
few mantes‘eheedid nothingsbut pant.
(minke succulent. of" breath.

“1 Wu right," he said over and
-over ton-insert. r“l "'15‘1'1ght. . .
the sure'there machine a hole in this
tree. .It none of the old houses of

Drummer the Woodpecker. Now i
‘omuafel'
Trmntlyme- :1. out. He want-

-ed~ to-tee'ifé atelier .wn_ watching
a-oubide. He was just in time to see
wButchsir’u my nndhlack 3&3?“
coat. a ri among 1e es.
Butcher .mangtz' foolish: enough to
« mutinemhin for Whitefoot to
was out. Whifiéoot. sighed h|p~
pily. For the first time since he had
«amoral 'erzmdful journey he
gie'lfillfer' Nothipzelse muttered. He
Anna. hungry, but. he didn’t mind that.
«Kean-rind Haydn. go hungry {onthe

 

He was just in time to see Butcher?
gray-.lmd black and white coat

disappearing among the trees

 

machining safe.

1?th ewfichgv- nits! abatedhtr
mourn}; ht..' enr: eturnew o
-mbotzshg'boue.yuslike. -Ritht
.mx :hq discovered that there was
unsortemébed-irr it. it was made

to.

“My. :1 ,J'int. 1 am lucky!" said
Whitefoztyto ginself. “I wonder who
could .lnvew-mode this line had? II
certainl .uhell sleep eminently

ere. - oodnessjnows. I need a. rent».
.1! I can find food enough near here
‘ I'll-pmske‘this- 1:” home. l- couldn‘t,
«uh—foe whether one." .
mum «Sum-v ‘Whitdoottbe-r
punctownllanyxhe of that bed
.omemtogetm the mid e of. it. «And
. n ,he got acupn’se. .lt wuam
unpleasant ‘Imrise. it me rnost
unpiuunneueprioe. ’Tliere wu‘some
«me in tho? bed! Yeas sir-{theregzvns'd
.sonemnezzterledsnpgin clinic round
bull in themiddleofthat finedied;
Juan-isomer one .with aicoat of the
Gotten, finest 1dr. Canyon guess
who it w”? It was Timmy the Fly:
dug-‘Sqniml.

‘ meducorwmmtom... if his
: hum floppedatghbover. You secret
tlut- she didn‘t {recognize Timmy.
Whiteioot ,Limaelf is. so very timid
.thlt his first. thought. was to rung—to
getout‘ofthere as quickly as pos-

8°

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sible. ‘_But. .he_ lied no

'his'fifee-hada’flmoot hid aw
:di‘eppointment. Be .dmew 'now‘ that
thigppleadidqhommsquot forklm.

felteaafi‘r tel-his. mind: then.
«wanna bound stile”) tint «he , knew
tmlfinx i’0! gihis o’riaitor.
“Whitehoti felt safe :in staying long
eumrkto get-mated. .ThenJie won.)

.The next story:
a llama. st Lat. '

lace tO'run
ever in all
gutter

so he "hesitated. -

"Okinawan m" “d the “l“ ' mm .m n .‘ -s uirrel- didn’t
{dig-é“ it owl“ "’3’ fine his. move"? e “@ng cuqued up.in a

li‘tflt'rball. ‘He- was asleep. Then

Minion“ remembered that. Timmy
flap-«Munoz 1 the .d
comes-cavity unanswe-

come film
am. on

agitatid. seldom
lick Shadows
in; Joni-ram" the Purple
{3' close of.day. ‘Whltefoot
Timmy

'And .so

out nhd.hunt’for another .home.

50 down in the middle of that "It.
wmm‘ bed’iTimmywhelFl
rel...cu1'led=. uprln whale inundation
with gins ant tail wrapped :mnnd
him..slept.; eaceiull
of that soft.
Mouse remedial! wondered what; he
should do»~next.«“‘=Not in all the Green
Fm: couldm:more timid little peo«

ring" swir-

nnd , on

. 3." ‘05
e‘d‘Wlntefoot the 'W'oo

>~bedoundrthnn these/o in that. old

home of Drummer-tho Woodpecker.
(Copyright. .1922. by 'Z'. W. Barge-)

 

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It will add greatly to the pleasure or yom m'p :l
been carefully chosen so that It

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'ill stand the hard r-

fili'ig;‘ Iii—A

and take your things to your destination sat. j" 1“"
Our new line is the most complelc we haw ,

. 4‘ . \x t L'V‘

srsung of many new numbers in Dress, Steamer “1.: \.\ , , “W"

also new colors in leather bags and suit cam s. M”

 

 

e VINE
FURNITURE COMPANY
16 North Main~Street, South Norwalk. Phone 2:,

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PALACE BOOTERY

PALACE THEATRE BUILDING

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New Sport Oxfords $5.95
Are Gatching the Feminine Eye!

in a smart smoked and grey horse leather With b'cnn ard tiara
Saddle straps. These new sport cxlcrds are wa-u cg
their way into every woman's heart. Sud -
rubber soles and heels

 

 
 
 
 

 

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victor W esley
Has Removed to
'48 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
TELEPHONE 365-5

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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SHED FL’RITl‘Rl.‘

Will give pleasant employment am in”: in

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Sundav L‘\‘9‘lliil'—I. March 61h. a cot-‘ln‘k‘ “"er Day 0‘" ‘he ”WI

AWL POLO A NE“: SPORT
MIAMI. Fla" March l.——.-'\eriul

 

 

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shipments are hundlcd every day I5

 

{being distributed by the Lehlgh Val-
Railroad.
“Manchcstr'r
“the most modcrn and best equipped

('trzmsi'v r in t‘ViSlt'nCO.” The pamphlet.
r.which is illustrated with views of the

offered to crank his ‘r‘oni.

Transfer."

Selectman John Knnpp's brolhc

accompanied by :1 friend took at ccnsus lransfcr "Ind ‘l map shoum‘g Lehlgh

.\'all:-_\ Titt'lllilt's in New York harbor.‘
.outlim-s for freight shippers the scr"

1" Nu» Town's rcsidcnts. Friday. lr‘t-b.

.,,. . .. .‘ith. in it lorence to obtaining Hm _ . , ,

.Tmf pray ‘ n“ ' “"" m ”1" ”"1"“ WW,” of \otcru 5‘ lcr in rim mm] b.\‘ the lA-high \alley"
(“it lapisrzipul "Iill'i ll Will in hum this ‘ ‘ " {in hundlmu ircight, hoth carload and
n um: a T .H o" lurk Ill ill. «in. ...l ' _ .. . . v '
The topic {or (‘tlllSiiIPF'l’lUD is '3th Th" (‘tlnistnck Store in North \Vll‘ !. F: (h: ) - . . " IW'IVZD hIeW113$lrl§ ;
Greatness of PM”) .. ‘ 'mi “ill soon be i‘nlnl‘m-d .‘Iurl :lIIPI‘t'd a” 0‘ ' 0' ‘ I” po D an‘ a , I

‘ . . . . large pr« ”nun; ccnters of the Vi est.
into .l rt-siduncv. 'l hc proprietor of. . - I

_ —‘_' _ , .. . p 7., . k it emphasizes the tact that the 'I‘runs-I

m". ”on” 5.. “I“ .,H‘ ”mm,” , ,, the :10: on. Miss It‘ilTlellfl ( ommc . . ‘ ‘

_. . l. mm N “It,“ 0 h" flock 'll q “we” ”or fer is m spec ml advantage to shippers!
gonna; dolmml “.AIHHK lur m.- snow n“ ’ '1: whm‘ ‘ ‘ _ outlinior lm t'rllowing reasons: I
flow to h” “‘m '! ”l“ commuting H ' l ' L ' ' "It gin-s tnc less»than-carioad
nuns werr also running slzc‘lth bc- ‘H frei ht the m3 s v ii‘e
mmd timp ' ' Mrs, (lv-nrzl- l’ikc is rvml mhcring g m t {a t ser ice 1; n

'_ carloads.

—

111‘s. ICIlZIiIN ill 12.“ air. of McKinley

 

ho-r lrn-nrls in town with picture pes-
luls of Florida. Sl’l'lws.

‘ “Hv making direct destination cars.
hho- and 01hr rs

~— ‘_c.

. . .... . ' _ _ _ -. .. it reduces the number of transtf‘rs.
place. left yo-sfi‘rda} mil-moon for Ngw ’f H" pf” ' ”r“ "t W'H'Wk'“ ””03““ thus practical” eliminating the?
York.to soc her Li'fll!“-l'<in»l:u\'. lmnirl ”I" dw'cb'f‘” ““fm‘h "H" 0'17”. (-lanci- of loss. damage. pilferage orl
Mac3.ean, who H “mums“. ii', .\Il‘. *"It‘al-lillll lo-utlirls 0v lrnpilul Hff‘. lh‘ delay. I
“aria-earl is w. ll-k'w-wn lhi‘ulzgholzl “'ml'm‘q'vxz" ‘8 'r’ rxlrnost "Him. d“-" “it iowms the cost of cartage :it do-
:lhe. communitv 'l‘hc “V ‘ 1‘) . ‘. \' . -. livery point by permitting a. shipper1
‘ “9 'rd‘”! "‘m‘ ”'9" ‘ 0‘9““ to rccene his freight from various

DA RIEN & NORO TON

Miss Gladys lint-k, nl' .‘slnllfillo-ltl ave-
-nuc. was a visitor out or town yester-
«day.

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Judge George H. \‘osburgh. ot’ Nor-
'uvalk. was a visitor in town yesterday
miter-noon searching land records.
% El

”.11 PPtcr Madonna, who was oper-
axted on at the Stamford Hospital on
Honda}; is reported to be in A much
improved condition.

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' i’ork. will speak on “Service and was learned today. He succeeds “'93-
$3.11: Boy Scouts O" lhc pongwgm N-rvitude." Four hundred women ley Englehorn. former Dartmoui'tl'i.3
imal church will lw rutertnined to- from Fairfield County 9”" hoping to star. I
mun-ow evening hv Ernest Sawton of attend. Those wishing to be present McLaIJ ' ' ' '

. . ghri played With Michl an
the County Y. M. C. A. Pie-'19“ apply to Mrs. F. G. H. Schenck. g

A good heartmi citizen t-lcnred the
sidewalks this morning with a. , one
but: plow making traveling for
pedestrians more comfortable.

‘The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Congrrgatiomil church is holding

aAmeeting this artnrnnon at im- home MILWAUKEE. March Liv—Johnny
an Mrs. Sarah Scoiield. Layton retained his title as world I

 

The Wolf (‘ub Pack. No. 8 held
their weekly meeting last evening at
their Cub house. which is situated on
Mormon avenue and the Post road.

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D:
APPLY SULPHUR TO
Ill-1.5L l P YOI'R‘QKIN

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[3m 0m 5!- in and Itching ‘

\Vinston Philrchill. the author of “'l‘hc

tor at the lnttt-r‘s horn.- in North \Vil-
ton.
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graced while here in literary work. HP
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womc n
Thu rsdn 3..

Mrs. James Russell Parsons. president
of the Republican Neighborhood. New

\Vllton. phone 50.

Johnny Layton Retains

champion thre-c cushion billiard play-
er last night by defeating Alfredo De

'he match by a score of 60 to 44.

innings.

points in one car. '

“it is the only transfer so located,’
for instance. as to permit a consignee'
to buy goods in New York. Newark.

usidc of the Cup." Mn. is visitint.T his
rli-nd lidwnrd Llurtin :‘uthor and edi-

fiyinc land and scaplancs here and the
h. ”M“. to assist .1 friend Everett suite-resting.” told in :1 booklet now airmen to be successful in the game
' are forced to resort to trick flying that
It is a description of includes (every stunt from the lmmel—
described as martin ‘turn tt-rthe maple leaf drop.

‘polo' “is a. new sport engaging the nt-

In

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at one time. >
tures the. greatest number is declared
the winner. ~

A motorboat bearing several dozv
ens of toy balloons tilled with gas is~
sent out on Bay lliscayne and when'_
10.000 freight tention of the dozen or more aviators the planes. engaged in the contest take
the air and are equidistant from the:

unch the balloons are released

The airman who caps;

and affords an opportunitl to finish odd rim-u ;' , ' .- -'
slain to match the tumiture in all} room
TABLES. CHAIRS. ROCKERS. HIGH CH; :5
in 'Windsor and Olht‘l tIF‘rtgll‘
SEE THE WINDOW DlSPLAY

Raymond 89? Son

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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In this well known yarn of superior quality. finish and color we carry ‘
the following kinds '

Iceland Wool in Black. White, Turquoise. Light Blue. Salmon, Pink.
Poppy. Flame. Orchid and Henna ‘

Silk \‘l'ool Floss and Silk W'ool Kn

 

l'tting Yarn in popular eludes.

Knitting Yarn. Germaniown. Spanish Yarn, Golf Yarn. Pumpadour
and Saxony

Vite also carry Sig‘Knit‘Ring Indian Yarn.

Something new for sweat-

ers, solute. and shawls. which when finished produc: s
a mottled eftert. making very novel and

attractive

Knitting and Crochet Books; Kn

28m?" DIS

ill .‘l: and'Croc-hct Needles.

 

 

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.ette

88 Washington «Stree

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

l WALLLND'HIGH STREETS NOBWALI
'1 Wfirxxxm
$1
HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
Beautiful new sport fools-ear. new grim 'rrn
attractive color combinations Idol" in our \1 x; r

Spring Fashions. -
'Pienty of beige, nude and spruce. 11,0

hosiery.

- Conneally 89° Bracken

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
STORE OPEN SATURDAY evemwcs

 

 

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SATISFACTION OR YOUR MUN El" BACK

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llv is said to be in nppearancc

' . Philadelphia. Boston. New Haven.
thin. and :llll‘llt‘llV“. and is tn-

.Providence or Portland. Me.. and have.
them reach destination from
transfer."

ill.

"I' one
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icmain two months.

 

 

A delegation of
from \\'ilton are preparing to
the luncheon to be‘ given
March 9th. in the ball room

Hotel St m t field. Rridzefiort.

““1“ R“Dublir'ém FOOTBALL COACH ~A’l‘ AMHERST

 

ltPnd AMHERST. Muss, March 2— D. U.

("Toss") McLaughry director of ath-
letics at \Vestminster College. New
Wilmington. l‘a.. has been appointed
football coach at Amherst College. it

f [TIP

Agricultural College and Westminster
College teams as an undergraduate.

 

 

 
 
 
 

His'Three Cushion
Billiard Title

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

r0. challenger. in the final block of
in
The final score
130; De Oro. 135. in 204

596.. can ety'oypl‘ 5.1/1 5
(gallon/d; 597.4 ,' f 1-
371451:ch (J 5

xty-eight innings.
as: Layton.

LOPED

 

WlTH MOTHERJNvLAW
MARvSVILLE. Ky., March 2.—,-'rwa

 
 
 

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Eczema _ . . _ divorce suits are pending in the i A j
_ HtlDOd 0‘91 Mght Mason.County Circuit Court here be. .: joy hear these en-
For unsightly skin eruptions rash cuusa Carl "Kellum. 23 years Old. and 3 1 emd—Ich numk lnew ; K
401' blotches on face neck arl'n I ;hls mOther—mJaw' MTS. Addie galla- * - hers. AV;
body. You do not have to w ‘ § f0r I gher. 45‘ ran ofl together. according to ' f H
relief from torture or embarrasasxrtne Orr the petition filed by Mrs. lma Gallagh- “Paradlse" """"" Kreisler .3
declares a noted skin specialist. Ann; er helium, 18' against her husband. 7» “Mazurka" """" ' Morlni E
Vira little MenthorSulnhur and im— 33:31th Gallagher, 55: agauls‘t his “Polka d": w. 1.1" ‘ , , ‘ ';
nrovement shows next day. ‘ . Mrs. Kellum savs she was vmarried . ......... r Rachmanino‘“
use of its are-rm destroying two vears ago and Was ver h 7' ' "Serenade" ' Heifetz
properties. nothing has ever been ‘ ’y am)? On I
found to take the place of this sul—
, shut preparation. The moment you'
apply it healing begins. Only those

 

who have had unsl

 

ghtly skin troubles
know the delight this Mentho-
“1’ brings. Even fiery.
‘ is dried right up.

, small 219w“ gram.
and. use it .fififl.

itching : -_

 

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