Anderson. VI ronica
adios- st the Ritz, Black Rock
iii"
5’ ”when! Hill svcnue during 3
m7. Which is about to an.
(or 7:10. university.
' 4‘
m(occult Bo- of Byirlgton place has
pted s position with the Norw all;
1 end Rubber Co.
" ~l‘rssh mink. not. stove and egg.
jump: delivery. Harris" a. Guns.
;M in. ‘
The n. O. K. A. five meet the crack
mm Resolute: ot Donhury this
"coming st the Grace Psrish hall in
“Cu. street.
.s
z
e,-
C
The Christian Endeavor Society of
7*!!! First Congregational church held
‘3' wily meeting at the parish
m loll evening. A social time
:wos colored.
‘ 7 «II-M mined. out. atove and eg:
”D” delchU. Harris 8: Guns.
Inu- m.
‘: doom Lockwood was a. \in‘o‘t In
.lmflord last evening-
I”
O O O .
Irving Fools has rctumrd to h..-
ltndiu at the High school altar an
absence 0! two wccks.
.Lcrgo sized pZa. 5012. Harris &
76cm. Phone 721.;
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The weekly examinations for op-
'biictnll for automobile licenses were.
tria-
hold today at the upmwn police
”lion.
. . .
Mr. Int] ‘ll'L “'illiam Lonndrd 02
"'Vm Burt-n Iivtnuo am cntcrlnimi:
Choir grandchildren. \IIISS‘N Eloisa
ind Darolhy Sturil Hint. of Brook
0 o 0
George (2r 5mm, e'udnnt at XL: l<
."m. l Prop. Iraiui y so: i or I, i: It M-
any for his home in l rIIIIkiJ n IL. “1
2i. will Epr'flfl 1hr: Wm l-: 1 il l.
5%.: “.IS a. visitor in New York
rizy “I'mlntsday, whore Che visited
‘I L I-~.‘.;I;IIII;I:II;c at uni: oi the the..-
1:04.
0 l I .
—Buy Your Victrntu. rm our Clubl
~ Plan—Ask about it at DonnII‘ly's.
fa
-«
=.r« l 9:. . ..
" Mnurirr: r.iIIl-.II»‘I "I
Wu a. visitor in Ullllb": n .r L \‘h rinr-a-
.ad‘,’ |
"' s c o . i
:' ulnurl .lbrumior. (l I;. .:c:or :z,
its South 50mm: k Poullry .‘rl.l.»\f’. I
1'"! I butlncss ilsImr in .‘7- .
{my yesterday.
’ l
“I!
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O". --Auto lprings, Tilly'rt—A-iv.
g“ 0 o .
‘Iv III
’ 111‘. end Mrs. John O .~i. lr'y of
rhlorwlo street hm“; Chan" .1 11.21:
'Nfldcnco to Lynn plats.
H O o o I
" Kr. and Mid. Jun-:3 (l’fllimlfl of.
‘meort rnnnuI are \I-IIIIIII: rI'-'.I-I
"1qu in Boston.
0.;-
“'5 ~Olle-halt of! on .1er in; paper
“it Donnelly's.-—Adi.
f" ‘ o o o
‘" "Miss lit-Ion xtiirgos or
-"'dl81l’lcl war; II. wire! of
tho
ho r
i-"xi‘s't
ioIatvl‘.
Mrs. James Coll-y of \Vmilun, \...-I-.
’hesdsr. ‘ -
7" fl 0 t '
"’ -'Alexnndor llltllbslf'l‘ :Ind lir-I.!n.‘i
"Lee of Sirmtnrit, V. ‘l-' x. mm. in I..
Want! district yezterd: Iy.
~Thlm per cent. oil on all Iii-pr.
’-Ihnrp pencils at DcnIIcllI 's.—.\I1v.
L" l O 0 0
‘ Dir. :IIIIl MI ,. ll. 1‘. .lr-I.IIIIIL:I «If
"BGldcn IIHIIIII} IIr‘ILI Ii.:In'Il I.\'- i' lun—
" coln's biriiiilnv Mr. and Mm. \l'niimn
’FBeckrr and 311's l.IlIl::rI iJI-I‘ELI-r rIi'
‘Norristown, va rim 5,.
s' O C C D
Hill Edna. and "lion ll'Iltll' .1 Hull
1‘01” Gilbert 0! \chlimi‘i I'.\"lllil';.
'ero visitors in Stamford \l‘udncis-
day owning.
C O 0
-Thirty per cent. on: on all Ever-
slimi' pencils ut l)uniiclly's.—Adv.
’ o o a
Miss Florence Manning l:l rcpmzml
ill lt her home on i'lnttrwillc nvenuo.
. C I
Mr. and Mrs. (.‘hnrlrs Mitchel and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Xorris of New
Conant: avenue, \vcrc visitors in
" New York City yesterday.
, ‘ It C
Edgar A. Whittaker of New Ila-
Ven ll 8. business visitor in the First
~ Ind Second districts today.
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew {for} will
entertain a. number of friends IIt
their home on Connecticut :iv.InII-
in celebration of their l( nth \vI diliug
universal-y this evening.
. ml. Arthur chsser and Mrs. lila-
thew Hayward of Greenwich were
visitors in the Second district 5L5-
lord”.
O O 0
Williun Walsh 0: Dmcr Sill! ct is
Ii ct his home.
0 I O
' 11mm. swam Sick.
Mason.
Melina». ottondod the Valentine
last
I'M Hooper ls. visitnlg his family
. . vac-Ino- mm his duties v. M
W Thong-on and Stewnrt Construc.
Moonstruct’lan of a few new
hill in the First district.
O U C
.
Evening Sentinel.
0 .0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Dsniel During. Jr
C U C
East avenue were visito in
"Will
the performance of
Medals."
man.
yesterday with comic mention
0
O C
A valentine
church.
clc.
style clothes .
the piano and Mr. Sheila, the Violin.
lllt“l' In Norwich, Conn.
q
a
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Mrs. Charles 'l'urlov of
Ington airect \isltcd relatives
Bridgeport yesterday.
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nI-sday evening.
C
oxllK‘F"1l \Vcisberger
Clothing Store “as in
”similar on business.
0 O 0
tonight.
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'i.‘IiI- \II
.3‘-
' 1‘ ml :5
Mr. and Mrs. Ilvorctt Durtlwit of
flu But now- almost every
“WHEN i WAS YCUNGER,” SAID AN ,
ELDERLY MAN - ’.
”"1 thought safe deposit boxes was only” the wool.
libs Florence CIIarnol-t of Lowe
from her rc-
l..l.~! rucovcrul
can; “muss.
.lOrpI '
0 O '
talus; oz 3 Snowdcn ave-
..'II;. I;
L iIllu’J,
l-‘Imnuis of \lin Gt ncvicvc Grom-
l- , o. ( r: s: . II: To rracc will be sorry
i
l .. o
-J.v.. '? I.»
2:0 is ill ill. her home.
3 .
.ll.l; Mil rr of Golden Hill strccl.
-. .Is .I. \imtor in Hartford. yesterday.
i‘, ll: awn'l rl :i pcrtormance at
21:14.; :.
t
'l'.’.«.- intnnt daughter 01 Mr. and
' lpli I‘riladiuo 0! Elizabeth
O ‘
strut rum baptized in St. Joseph's
The baby Wis
church. idol. night.
llulilL‘l Anette. Mrs. Louis San-
iorit of New York and James Pala—
dliIu w '16: the sponsors. A social
I. .I. hold ;It Inc home, later. Guests
-:I:. lrum \‘cw Yorkand
o 0
Ti ,. lII»:.Il chaining: of the Soul!)-
‘iIi New Lngland Telephone com-
;.IIIy “Ill gliu u. leap-year dance in
.‘.;i.‘:—; lznll, iI‘riIluy . February 29.
O
fl 0
Tim; Young People's society of St.
i'I 'I'l"H Lutheran church gave 3 Va-
in urine puzzy in the basement of the
Plilir(:ll (In Cedar street lost night
Hun.” m r1: present rrom Bridge-
IIIIII, \chiport and Stamford. The
:I.III ‘.‘..:‘i :Ll,lrilcll\‘cly decorated in
. .I and white. the same colors being
”qu III the dccorzulons 01 the table.
‘-':my games were played and prizes
\vvrc awarded to the winner. Be-
ll‘i'fllllllt'llls were also served.
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Thai: will In.» a meeting of all dis-
trict: o! the Connecticut. (ibis! on 01
Hm HIIIIthIIrn New England company
In 1: ridge-.pmt Tuesday. The day
Will be giun over to the discussion
of liusinc ss matter. In the evening
them will be a dinner and social. The
lm‘ II oilicc will be presented by Miss
illizzilicili llowley, bliss Bessie Sem-
plo, Miss Alma. and Miss Florence
lmtclmr. Miss Catherine Burucho.
Alisa Helen Cahill and Mrs. Pratt.
Miss Holey Frey or Couch street
lIIIu gone to New York city where she
has lnlit‘n a position With the New
Yolk telephone company.
East nvcnue are entertaining til: .
daughter and grandchildren. I”.
Stm'nrt Lowthcr and daughteu Viv.
tan and LilllCent 0! Elizabeth, N. J.
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large number or yoiinyrolh an.
joy d coasting last evening on MRI
Norman Flewellyn of Union place
has accepted a position with The
of Levine street. motored to Bridge-
port last evening sud attended c
pertormance at one of the theatre:
Mr. and Mn Jeremiah Lynch .1
New
l’ork,0¢y yesterday and attended
and
Thomas Iiurigsu. pooulu trolley
remembered nil his friends
social we: held last
night at the Norwulk Conn-Wow
The soclel was held under
the auspices or the Doorhocpers' Cir.
Many of those who attended
the strait- appesrod costumed in old
During the evening
songs were sung and games played.
Alisa Chic and Mrs. Baum played
Milton liarkofl is visiting his Inc—l
Wash-
in
Al Levy and Benjamin Edison
were visitors in New ~Haven Wed-
ot Jacoby's
Bridgeport
Tlicrc will be a meeting 0! Mon-
{3” New iork ; I... r Grotto's Entertainment ,Coin-
' ‘ :.I:'_.'t:-;
Mi... Elizabeth IIIIIInko oi Bouton
lul’laincIl a party of friends
II ru'llo concert a. this home. last.
Miss
lemmas-d8.
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(the use: Roi-won; m:»:. o: uni
field dunno, now 01 Grove. Ivonne.
..
New Heron bonito! (or 'm tune.
she in now macaw. . st her home.
John Kooks: or WW8 m
in visiting his tether is flat“
Irlze Do Moi-In hold their
meeting i't events: in the lie-outs
Temple on South .111? m!-
I
There will be a. regular meeting
0‘! Monte: Csldron team
0 O O
MonkerGrotto will to to Bridgm-
poI-t tomorrow evening tom m
Grotto. Prophets. their wives, and
I‘d! Md! 11". been invited. A!»
to: themsthm'mboodsnco,
teed. sud meal meld um. 31“!
mm.
W
W
The candida” ot the Girls'
Friendly society at Christ church
sntertnined the members at the
Girls' Friendly society at Trinity
church. s.t a Valentino M. in the
perish rooms of Christ church last
night. The room wu sttrsctivsly
decanted with red More and
hearts. The program which we. or-
rande by tho girl- lnc-inded songs.
a planet and novelty done». acme-
were colored. There was s. peanut
hunt. and a Vii-glut: Reel. Reimb-
mcnts were olso served. Mrs. Bo-
bcrt B. B. Footc, wile ot the rector
of Christ church. is in charge or the
society. Miss Jennings to ”onion
0: the Trinity church attain-lion.
Mrs. Gerhardt Hobs was hostess
to the members 01 tho Que E. club
at her home on Cow avenue last
night. ~21 social evening of sea.-
zsonable games and music was on-
Jelod.
I O ‘
l‘richds of Mrs. “’lllinm Perkins
will be sorry to heagthat she is ill
at hcr home.
0 O 3
Mrs. Dora Kimmich at Osborn
av'cnue entertained the members of
the \Voman's Guild or Christ
church II’. her home yesterdny after-
noon. Following tho’usuel business
session a social hour was enjoyed.
. O O ‘
Friends at Mrs. S. 0. Bennett will
be sorry to bear thst she is ill as
her home on Woodsidc avenue.
0 t O
The orcheotn o: the East Avenue
Methodist church nut. (or “neural
at thymine o: Elmore Reynolds.
Walloco avenue. last night. The or-
chectu is udder the direction or
Lari 8cm.
0
Tonight is recreation night. for
tho men or the But Avenue Metho-
dist church. They will gather in
the basement of the church at 7:80-
o'cloclt and enjoy an evening at
bowling.
O 0
U D 0
Mr. and Mrs. Clinics Dennis 0!
East avenue are entertaining friends
from Bridgeport at their home.
t C O
The lied Cross Lite Saving Corps
llL'ld a. successful Valentino dance
and social at Community hall last
night. a
I O O
ThJ board or directors 3: the East
Norwnllt Improvement. association
held a meeting in Community hull
this afternoon.
0 O 0
Mrs. Arnold Bchloeuer of Plait.
street, who has been curiously ill. is
now able to be about again.
O
Heine Frank of Osborne avenue.
who ha been confined to his home
with on infected eye. is oblolo n-
sumo his duties with the New York.
New Haven and Hui-tiara railroad.
Mrs. Jecob Durnor was culled to
New Xork yesterday to the bedside
of. her sister. who wss injured by 3
tall. Mrs. burner! sister died -s
short time otter Mrs. burners atri-
val in New York.
Irny recently resigned her position : ' 4"
“ith the local telephone company.
0
Friends of Miss Hazel Osterbenlt
of Summer street will be sorry $0
licar lhut she is ill at. her home.
I O .
Jlonlfivr Grotto's Band met {or re«
Licuresul last evening.
The teachers and officers of the
t. .,
Thursday Evening Feb. 21. the
High School bunt boll tom will
ploy the Alumni team in the 1.1!.
CA... Gymouiuin. The second
game or the owning Will lie PM“
by the High School Girls than; and
'ihe Bothel High Girls mm. m:
the some- that Will be mung.
music being furnished by .211: High
School cream 1h. evenings en-
twain-soot he _
funds om. win-u- _
Fthquc-umnamud
Piumbingm.wholsinm
Floral... is remembering his mum
RWMfMNM
win-II mus.
mmxwrorkhstm
Mommlilxofi‘l‘flh
noumumn‘lveu-
seated-r-
. ,o o
unacwmucothc
The Current Event; Club inst ares-
terdsy “team at the Sonic or
Mrs. D. 3. 3nd!" in Wright 8t.
There won on My largo st-
letter use very sine-inc. alrs. Coo»
icy bed s very 1W stuck on
“Church Starving: Mrs. Vinita
Woods reed about "Comm Soot."
cod their managers. An article
session describing his ironic-tee
at his colleagues. was reed. The oil
sandal can. in for its shore of the
iii-contend Schools cod school
children were nine dices-cod. Hrs.
John Moore. who is shortly to tech
us, was the ghetto the club. HI".
Rollin G. Sheri reed another
cheater or _ "unwritten: with
Cornelia." end will reed more or this
interacting ortlclo st the next meet—
ing. Ten was served at 4:30. The
next. meeting Will be of 11:. bone
at Mrs. lien-lots Cool" on m-
side Ave. Next Thur-do, snoraoen.
Feb. 21st.
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Kai A Dolgc has called .1 meet.-
lng o: .the Boy Scout Council to:
this evening to devils way‘ and
menus (or raising money to pur-
chase material for building a log.
cabin club bone. (or the”: The
material can be venture! (or s
small amount. one! the services of
an experienced carpenter to super-
intend the construction or the cabin
and fireplace nu been secured. Tn.
boys themselves are enthusiastic
over the vroiect. and under supervi-
sion of the carpenter. will contri-
bute most of the work. The Con-
uructlon of the “bin will‘toud to
stimulate interest to the locals M
the older boys. The m at to.
council will be st 8 o'clock in L!-
bnry Hall. I. full attendee” is
desired. .
Olive 1. Cloris is in Torrintton to-
day on 5 business trip. Hr. Clerks
is with the Nut: Engineering coin-
Pally.
O 0
Rev. Victor~Scal has returned
from Montclnlrc. N. .. where he vio-
ited tor a. row days as the guest 01
friends.
C O O
The committee which won selected
some time ago by e Rowmon
Civic association to protest. the pro-
posed incrcuo in commutation rates
on the New York. New. Boston sad
Heruord ruined. will attend the
meeting called by the Inter-cuts
commerce committee in the Her-
ohent's assoeistlon buildinc. New
York. February :3.
O O
The potty o! the Junior lenguo
society or the Won Methodist
church wu originally phoned (or
last Saturday slut-noon. will be held
90km who is to ohm or the
league. All:t=nh:u:rolnvlted.
The qusrtorly meeting 0: ch.
board or trustee: o: the Barium
11me m was held nit tho
hours or In. ambit-t A. bond. an.
oft-moon. ., . .
:thm V”! be in Nheufll of the
air ot the Bowler: Baring:
chiral: e: the church tonight. urn;
Alfred J. C. Bookie: .is director. '
W. -o o o ‘.
”The weekly community Incogn-
wsgbs‘ldfi the Item 8.33.:
chum M
I “who
fishnmmekoodh‘
mowedmboflndioryotoo‘ow.‘
sight. I. a. Aiming
. Barrio. 171.. scene 0: bloody strike
mine and mob riots by the score
Is once more under martial law fol-
lowing a. recent riot in which Con-
stable Coo-Isi- Cnglo was Elam. Na-
tlonol Gourd companies are patrol-
ling the city and surrounding dis-
tricts. The 133 nd Vlntantry. I. N. G..
was rushed from Chicago to the
mining district under command of
Col. Wm. K. Swanson. Other Illinois
gourd companies dispatched to the
scene brings the total .io 2.000
troopers.
....._......_J
mun—I- .n idoWww—M
l
TESTIFY FOR
WIFE III SUIT -
or melon
Witnesses in Divorce
Suit 0 f Greenwich
Couple Say Husband
was Cruel
BRIDGEPORT. Fob. 1&.-——Furihcrr
stories 0:, the martial troubles of
Dr. John White, prominent Green-
wich doctor and member or the
American , so of Surgeons, and
of his wit . Bertha C. \Vhitc. o
graduate nurse of Mount Vernon
hoopitul wore told by witnesses called
in the contest divorce suit heard he-
tero Judge 1mm: \the in the Sn.-
perior court ymerdny. Judge Wolfe
reset-val hie decision.
Witnesses testified to t‘ic ejection
0! Mrs. White and her four months
old baby from her home by Dr.
White. of his attempting to choke
his wits. at his torclb’ly removing
his daughter “and her crib from out
of hi! bedroom. and otJDr. W’hite's
moody and temperamental manner
0! living. The previous day Mrs.
White hsd been accused of drug
toting. intoxicetlan und various acts
at cruelty. Yesterday accusations of
cruelty end neglect were brought
union Dr. White by witnesses.
Dr. White is pleading for a. di-
vorco on the grounds of intolerable
cruelty on the port. of his wife. Mrs.
Whit he. brought II. counter suit
pleading intolonblo cruelty and in-
fidelity on the port of her husband!
Both seek the custody of their
only child, ry Eliasb’eth aged ll,
‘. u mmc‘mlfirgth glamour»: .0.
who is at present boarded out.
Mrs. \‘I'hile when she took
timid yesterday dmlcd all the al‘e-
S‘illlflfifi made ”.1an her: but she
admitted that she had been a. (1‘2)!
ptrutc our of drugr. She said that
about six months a. tcr her marriagi
on Ap: ii 15.1'tll.shc hail attempt-
ed to commit suicide by taking
strychnine.
Mrs. J. A. ltoloit of East
Chester testified to stxcmi
l’c r:
al 10 959112
\\ hill? during ”13 when she worked
(or Mrs. “‘liito. She said on num-
vrons occasions the. had heard Dr.
\Vhlte any to his wife:
stay out."
'l..c miness said that on one oc-
eczema Dr. \Vixllc had said “Its so
forcibly IIIII Mrs. 'WIIIII: had taken
her batty and marched up and down
the sidewalk 'with the? child. not dar-
ini: to rc-cnlor the home for 50m»:
timc.
"0:1” another occasion." the nip
ni-ss said "\vlivn they had gone up-
stairs to llm’l I heard their door open
and Dr. ll’hiio wuikcd out with lbw
lbally in its criF‘sziy-tng. “take that
crib and baby out of here. How
many Unit's have told: you to
out oi: :uv III; lit and not let me
sou :2 am; P , .
Mrs. Fern Lee Kcifl'cr oi“ Brant-
ford. Ontario. said she had come
down from CanIdd to testify for
Mrs. \\ hite as' \lIc had alums been
kind to her. c said she cvci seen
her under the. influence of drugs or
liquor. She toinficd that Dr. \V hitv:
had operated on.h'er yvcrnl times
and that sho' ha?! convalesc’ed At the
Vi‘hlte's home at the invitation of
Mrs. “bite. She said that all the
time she was there Dr. \V hlle ignored
his ville.
"If things went wrong in the ho;-
pltal. ' the witness sad. “Dr. “'hite
would come home and take it. out-
on his wife." She said that the baby
had becn ill in Toronto once, and
got
.C‘C
that Dr. “hitc had come up fromcents a thousand.
moommms PAID EINALTRIBUTETOLENIN
the: t‘ no limo ho was there had persisted
rats of cruelty (m the part of Dr. i
"1 want you to get out of here Emil.
\‘ow York to she the child but nil
in ignoring his wile.
Kitchen Shower for
I, Miss Ruth Brack
Mi 55 1mm l’t‘fit'k daughter 0!
Mia. and Mrs. lI‘redtIiL-k Bram: of
{“9 QuinIai-d nicnue “as given a
-l;itc hm shone: \\ cdmIsdu; exerting
by the member: 01' the “‘orld Wide
Inuiid. Sill will mniarried to Dr.
ii-‘nry “2 Hanson. jr.. a prominent
physician of Portland. Maine in
April.
The manners or lhe Guild met at
IMiS Brat-R‘s home {or their monthly
fiIIIsinrsfs and missionary meeting.
During the meeting they brought
in :I .3.ng cloth“; L-Izisktt decorated
v. itli red paper and ribbo: Is, and tilled
\Iitli niumiz: um and micx ware and
shilutt Il “ surprise! Miss Black cer-
Izainly was surprised. The rest of
ll: moi-ling. utter tho gifts lied lHCf n
unwzfippcd. passed delightfully with
dancing and singing. Delicious ru;
frcslimcnts were srrvod. I
-The mv'mbcrs of the Giuld pres—
ent/wore Missese Lillian Lester. Cora
Amrc-in, Ruth Herring. Freida. Her-
ring. (‘Icorginanna Gerish, Gertrude
IScott. I‘Vinitred 1-ch :Izildrcd “'eh-
V'Izkn Rm N‘ ”m
m‘im
OHM
0'- Welling iii-”11:?
\kwflxordhsmwu.‘
3H
Victor Ram-d NI; mu Bi
{manila—rum
flaw—rum
Victor chcrd 5:}. ”:05 H
CowMevlthfim—th
Faun—Fahd “viz: .
\ View Rmd \‘o. ISM.“
Donneliy’s
so. NORWALK I. ~- ;
DR. THEODOKl
SHREITER
‘ -‘\’:i<iiinguu St. Phil!
Natureopathic Flynn
ELECTRIC Al rm
0! ALL KINDS
ELECI‘RII; LIGHT mm
SHHWERS
MASfi-lGE—SPLVHI
TREATME‘I'TS
Natureopatuic Iran-u
for All Ills Except
Diseases.
k... . z
lacr. Gertrude Jennings, Syhia Brook, 1
‘dary Bruggc. Ruth Glover. Mrs.
Lillian Clifford, Mrs. Marie Thompci
son Mrs Florence Huck Mrs. Her-l
man Sch-actor and Mrs. Mallory. ‘
POSI‘AL CARDS POPULAR.
\VASHINGTON. Fob. 15,—4’Xany
people utilize the Loom postal curds
for their correspondence. The post
oilicc department is using 1.353.000.-
000 this year. and is preparing to
make almost 1.500.000.000 in 1925.
They will cost $815,000 to manuiac.
lure and print at the government
printing onion herei Last year they
cost 60 cents a. 1. 000 to manufac-
ture: this year they will cost: M
i
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