neuron}: ‘ —
will.
kiln street. -
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Phone 721. ,r
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and Robert Bussiiig.
U
o, I
~lv‘msli mined. nut. atch and egg
prompt delivery. Harris &; Guns.
Phone 721.
O D O
“'arrl Whipple of West avenue
orient the “wok-uni in Mount Vernon
as the gll'fhl of l:l'll'*.‘-t Sit-Wits.
O U 0
Misses Franc-is Modlle 0! l’utllani
nvi-tlltc and Martha t‘liillrky of
Moore l'll‘ii't‘. \lhllt‘tl frirlitls iu'.\'igiv
Jlavcn yesterday.
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“’illiam Stewart. llal‘nlil ("nipslutk
and Edward Smith of the First dis-
trlCt motored in New York t‘lty
Saturday and nttciitli-tl the per-
formant-e of “('harlot'a licvuo of
Jlt‘Jl" at the Tlillt-s Stillltrc tilt-alto.
O U C
—-Largo sized pea. coal. Harris & l
Gano. Phone 721.
O O 0
Jack l-‘inilcgnn of lilicrsiib- av. -
nuo visitixd friends in liililg~lll|ll
Saturday.
0 O 0
Miss L‘stcHe Jostnl entertained a
few friends on L'elden uveiiuc, Sat-
urday afternoon from three lintil six
in honor of llt'l‘ eighth birthdu)‘.
(lamest were played and lnuric ('n-
jnycd by the kiddies. Miss Eleanor
Erickson capture-i iirst prize in title
donkey game and Miss Mary loive
won thr: booby. The guests “are
Misses llv‘lrn Curtis. lilitll Madili,
Mary Monahan. Rosalyn .lUf‘Y‘lll,
lili‘linol‘ liricltsoll and licatlli c lic-
- dicnt.
. I 0
-—Buy Your Victroia on our Club
Plan—Ask about it at Donnelty‘s.
Q 0 O
Mauritil Sililtpslty of Broad :trrrt
\van a visitor ill Bridgeport yin-z
lrrday.
O O U
Ira. Harris of Chestnut street was
a. visitor in New York City yu-ratiw-
day.
U 0 0
———Auto sptin‘s, 'I'illy‘sr-A’lv.
o o o ’
Miss Jullta. lloyt returned to her
home in New Yorl: City after .«p. in].
lug n. few days With Miss Agnes
Jlaiacy of Merivin street.
0 O C
Mira Belle llato returned to lit-r
home on Cniiilnerce street .lflt‘l
:apcntling the week-(3nd ulth rt'l-IlHltv
iii Ncw York t'ity.
O
O O .
-—0ne-half of! on writing paper
at; Donnelly‘s.-—-Adv.
D O 0
Mrs. George llai-rigan and daugh-
ter Helen of Iiivrr street visited
l"lnll\r‘.'~l in New York City yester-
(lay.
. O O
Mr. and Mrs. \Vlllialii Sullivan of
South Main slrl't-t are visiting lll"il‘
:rnndpnrl‘nts. Mr. and Mrs. Le>tcr
Martin of Dcdharil. Mass.
U u -
—Thirty per cent. off on all liver-
sharp pencils at. Donlielly's.—.\dv.
O 0 0
Dr. and Mrs. M. Rubin of New
York City wcro- Sunday guests tit;
their daughter, Mrs. Jack Joscm of
Lone street.
0 C 0
Mr. and Mrs. R. lussell’ alid
daughters Rosalie and St-lnia of
Greenwich were guests yesterday of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mead of East
avenue.
0 O O
~—-’l‘llirly per cent. of! on all Ever-
sliarp pencils at Donliclly's.—Adv.
O O 0
Irving Bayliss of Isaac street was
a visitor in Bridgeport yesterday.
o O I
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson and
son Jr.. of South Main street. rc-
turncd to tlielr'liome after spending
the week-end with Mrs. XVilson's sis-
tcr, Mrs. Carl .Baznet: of Brooklyn.
John Moran. auto salesman o!
Stmvart avenue. who has been ill
0 O O
10l- Lloyd 3?. Hopkins of Strat-
Yord spent a. week with her monthcr
Ill-s. \vllllnm s. Finch o: 196 South
-l’i‘rcoh rnined. nut. stove snow-.1.
prompt delivery. Harris 8: Gan».
Among. the many high ‘St’llutll
routers who traveled to Stamford
Fridoy evening were: Mrs. K. Mit-
chell. Mrs. Frank \Vard. Miss Curle-
llon. Missecs Frances “’ing. Margaret
Jarvio. Katherine Buchanan. Marion
Young. Lillian Needle. l-Zsther Cancy.
Gortrudo Pennington. Harriet, Sher-
man, Thomas Ireland, A. Fincsod.
Samuel Groginsky, Nathaniel Green-
berg. Leighton Xutting. George
Lockwood. Jack Wolfe. Stanley Jo-
seiovlky. Jean Smith. :ichard lltlll,
l'nul McI-eroy. Norbctt and. Manfred
J'owcib Allen Church. Morris lilock.
Abe (Iroginsky, llelf Havens, Jltirnce
McMahon, \\’alton llowc, lid Berger
‘ City" Brief and Personal Mention
Friends of EdWCI’d Winchester OI'Wiih the KTU’DC, is able to be about
nib-on Court. who has been con-
filed to his homo with pleuriry for
' , three wccks‘i. will be glad to
how that he in now able to be out
again. . '
0 O O
on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
15. B. Smith. 206 East avenue.
0 O 0
Mrs. Daniel 1". McCarthy of llam-
sevoral day! with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence l". McCarthy of Brooklyn.
has returned home.
0 C O
.\ chlckcn’patiy supper will be
served in the Sunday school room of
the South Norwuik Baptist church
by Mixpah Circle of King's Daugh-
ters. February 27, front five to seven
o'clock.
O 0 0 1‘
Mrs. Jt‘unciie Young‘s» of 24 \Vcb-
stcl- street. has received word tliot
her son. Stuart. who it: in Ken-
tucky. is Seriously ill.
“' 117W .
There will be a social in the basic-
merit. of the Christ church tonight
at 7:30 o’clock to which all young
people 0\cr ll} years and adults ill
the neighborhood are invited. L'li-
der the direction of llev. Robert 13.
ll. li‘oote. rector. an interesting pro-
graln has been arranged. Tilt-re
will be a radio concert. ’l'li‘dioubi
prove usually attractive tonight no
all effort “ill be made to pick 1‘]: tlic
Mary Jane Mcliallc musical comedy
which is to be brondcutcd. There.
Will also be CollllllunliYJJHSlllg. and
:l. discussion of topics pertinent to
t‘urrt-nt events. Dancing “in also
in: vilniyed and a general good tithe
is usulll‘t'd to all. The al‘l‘air tonight
is the first in a series of Neighbor-
hood night. which llcv. Mr. hootc
is planning to inaugurate. it is his
intention to hold an informal aoclal
once a week in the §oclnl rooms of
the church. to which ewry one ill
the lit-igliborhood. is invited.
. . U
_
The Ladies' aid ecciety of the
lia>t Avenue Methodist church will
nit-rt “'cdnesdny afternoon at 2
o‘clock tnr its regular “onkly cei-
llig. in the ucning at 7:30 o'clock.
the “Ullif‘ll of the church “‘lll inc-:1
iii the basement for their Weekly
recreation night.
o e. o
Mrs. llarritt \Vood of 31 Osborn
'd\‘4‘lllll.: \vill ht: hostess lo the mem-
bers of tlic \\'ouian'l Guild of Christ
church, at her home. Thursday at-
tcrnoun at i.‘ o'tlot'k.
‘ a U
Miss Robbie Mill! and .‘liss Jean-
ncltn \‘ali Vow-ring wire the gut-Ms
of Mus \‘an (Yon-rings parents. at
llltll‘ llOIllC on Lin-gory boulculrJ.
recently.
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The Ladies of tilt: Mission society
of the .\Il\t‘llt Clirndttlli church will
illri't as; illillul on \\'edllisviay at'ti-r-
noon at 1 o'clock.
. . .
Mrs, l-lecn l-I. Lockwood of l-lafl
ll\tllllc intertalnrd ou‘r the week-
end tlicnds from New York city.
O O O
'l'he quarterly [conference of the
llast .\\I‘liilt! Methodiut church will
lit) llflil lll tip: Sunday school rooms
or ill" t'lilll‘i'll. :i-iliorrow night at o
u'clon l\. ’
O O 3
Mr. alivl Mrs. (looduin 1'. \V’lllt‘:
0" l:o\van street announce the birth
of a son at their home Friday. '
t O O
l'llt'lltls tit )llhs Lena. 'l‘arlov will
be sorry to hear that she is all at
livr home on Myrtle avenue.
D C 0
Min; Jilin l‘-_im'k has recolcreJ
from her l'\‘('l'nl llllif'fis and returned
to llt‘l' dull-s “ith the J. l. Mullette
storc.
O O O
The l:n_\:.' club of the Christ
"lllll'kll \vill meet tomorrow night at
T U'tlut'li.
O O 9
Miss l-‘lorcuce and Miss lsvclyii
Mitchell accompanied by Miss liar-
l'l'l Slut-us of East avcnuc. were
\lsllol‘s in New York city. o‘er the
\\‘t.":li-tlltl.
I "’_"—"— .
V’ic’or Alvorcz. a. young native of
Costa Rica. who has been employed
in the Smnctz Toy Factory. and who
’.sailed tor his home in Costa Rica
NOTICE
Taken by virtue of an Execution
to he directed and will be sold at
Public \‘cndtii to the highest bidder
at the public sign past. in the Town
of Norwalk ll days after date which
will. be on the 3rd of March 1924.
at 2 o'cloek iii the afternoon to sat-
isfy said Execution and my fees
thereon the following discrlbed pro-
perty to cut One Reo Speed \Vagon
dated at. Norwalk this 18th day of
lr‘cbruary. 1924.
EDWARD B. DOULENS
Deputy Sheriff For. . . . . .
Fairfield County
~
“cookbook. Show
50“”
'A COOK BOOK. AND A PIANO ,, .
I. could suppon in. wild and children in comfort. but. their
nvhplnhoeommhodollornymbycompounduim.
We! pass book And on old wor-
ms! to mite tasty alum with
cheaper can or meat. and the left learned 3150 how
mamwdllwlesomoncy.onu more. She
J The bunk account crew with
five 1228 not! are saving for a
Two "In In his wire rou
howtoeconomhelloillawoys.‘
thcmoncyshcsovod. Theynow
Piano.
The Ladies' Solving club‘wlit mccl.
ilion avenue, Who has been spending
night in the lock-up. -'.l‘hc neat
safe in his native land and. bidding
the \V. '1‘. 1. A. Program Committee
is planning a knitting tea. for the nf~
tactory. was one of those who split
5 . ' 'i he Metro oils. ‘
'9‘“) H i . c p. the Lildir‘s' and uoclvty will nerve SI
llolaiid has accepted a rapper to the conference.’ The
members of the society are also in-
. o !- \'ilt‘ti to the supper. which will be
served at 6:45 o'clock. Dr. Kidd
will be the principal speaker at the
conference.
position in the Meeker lron “’orks.
box with K. 0. Run: in the Nor-
wnlk Armory on Feb. 29th. lle is
training daily with Chick Dorsey. a
fellow Saugutonian. who will appear
in Stamford sometime in March.
>chased two lots ill the Combo sec-
tion. One of the lots Wu! purchaafll street has resignrd her position with
from Charles \\'nkt'nl(lll and “1'3 the Crofut K: Knapp company and
(Mini on with the Nash Eligint.-el‘iilg
company.
other from August C. Knorr of Nor-
\vaik.
W’ i
Nuroton Presbyterion church held a
meeting Thursday afternoon in the [:0“_u‘l.t
Malice. Alter business was trans- _ '
acted Mrs. John Mat-(llasliali con- day afternoon.
tinned the work for the play on-
titled: "Alice. Through tho Postal
Curd." It br-ilig Valentino's Day the
refreshments which consisted of
sandwiches and cookies were heart
grip.
will meet this week at the residence
of Mrs. Irving Lowndes of the Post
road.
of the one given by the Darien Fire-
men in thi pool teurnanlent. which
endedo last week.
Voters will hold a St. Patrick‘s Day
card party in tho Noroton Heights
Baker school on Monday. March 17.
The proceeds of this party will go to
the committee who serve the hot
lunches to the children of the
Barton echool. _\ ’
canteen were enjoyed by the may
guests during tho evening. .1110!»
Lee. Catherine Fairbanks, Ania
Mrs. John Lee. Messrs Bondolph
Wollxce. Walter Tyler. JVllliun
Walsllli: Charles Fisher and" Edna-d
O
’.
about six weeks ago to [I vi!“
to his parents. has return: to Wool:
port. Mr. Alvarez had 9» very -
citing experience during l shor
Visit to the land of his birtl not he
has decided to make the United
states his permanent home. and will
try to induce his parents to tell their
belongings in Costa; Rica. and come
to the United States to reside. A“
(or a salt of about 16 days on one
of the Southern Frult Company's
steulnships. Mr. Alvorcz landed :1:
the principle coast city. Lemon. in
Costa Rica. only to find that a. revo-
lution was in progress. and no ”MILE
were running to the interior. As
Alvorez’s parents live quite a. dis-
tance inland, he was compelled to
travel the distance on horse‘~baclc.
The Journey took 5 1.3 hours of fast
riding. After being reunited with
his people. young Alvorez Went. out
into the town to renew old acquaint-
nllees. Meeting with several boy-
hood fricndo he stopped to chat. for
constitutes a. crowd ’apd may mean
was transferred to a. hospital. Al-
vorcz was compelled to spend the
morning he was tried and lined 35o.
Mr. Ahorcz considered his life Illl-‘
U 0 C
Many ‘wcstportcrs or. complaining lion
up". the Board or {teller does not Picrpont Morgan Library" is zivcn
relieve, but adds to the burden OK to the public with its contents as a
memorial to the late
0 o 0 Morgan who ill 1905 first assembled
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jones spent the treasures.
Saturday afternoon in Bridgeport.
increased \aluation of property.
. ' O
.
Mrs. lititli Utiliion. chairman of
Town lniprovelllellt Ahol‘limou titled with prints. engraving. mezzo—
iiieeting this uttcrnoon. tints and other unbound treasure
. o . . . which are kept in voluminous cof~
Mrs. John 1-1 I‘rls “kl-'5 31 “NW" 3“ ‘ t'ers. 5'
New York on Sunday.
- I O O .
Mrs. Albeit-a Jennings has rcturll- ‘ WW
pd ll‘Ulll u. ivvv tlays' \lsit “llll her
iiistcr, Miss Lillian Darrow of New
York.
Joseph
Andrew 'l‘ctlcz-ico of Saugatuck will
0 t 0
Mrs. Helen Anderson has pur-
Tllo \Vcstlnliiistrr Guild of the
Mrs. Henry 0- street or Mansfield who was recently 8 -
_ . , ti- ,
avenue is ill With an attack or the visiting in Key “—03“ filtergm“$:fi
be pleased to hear that. word' has
been received that much improve-
ment has been noted in his condl- . .
lion. Mr. Hart is confined to Dr. for dethi nations
Lowe's hospital and expects to re-
turn liomc. as soon as he ,5 dis- session today of the American Debt
charged from that institution.
To Discuss Funding. .
of Allied Debts
- \VA SH! NOTO N.
posals for a. change in the 'Ameri-
. TR
The "Thursday Evening Club"
O O O
Gardiner Howler was the winner
0 0 O
The Darien League of Women
0 O t
A surprise ‘party was tendered ‘to
Walter Tyler, son or Mr. and Mrs..
John Tyler 0: Noroton Height: on
\Vednesdgy evening. Dancing end
present were tho mm Ins. Mun-
hsll, mo Jones. Hold: Daley. man
Peterlck. Mrs. John c. Locum. and
' Dr. William H. Slaughter, 'wllo bu
tor the past two or that you-- boon
a practicing physician in - Du-len.
has received and oocoptod 3110 an-
pointment of: town’ hoolth oflloor.
succumbs tho Into Dry Gum .8.
Saxon.
- a a o' 1
The entertainment wwhich was
given in the ‘ hoot on Friday
evening for the Junior Improve-
ment association of Dorian Wu at.
tended and greatly 31110301! by. those
present. , l. '
Gives Library with’ iii
\
25,000 Books to Aid
‘ ' Rose 5 Students
1 s.—-—8cliolu-a '
_ roux. Feb.
a. few moments on a street corner. and research students were unani-
A policeman approached and placed mous in the opinion today that tho
the quartet under arrest. “3 four gifts to the public by J. 1’. Morgan
people talking on a street. corner or his private library and its price-
less book- had manuscripts,
revolutionary plans in Costa Rica. nounccd Saturday. would be regard-
Une of Mr. Alvorez's friends pro— ed historlcnlly as one of the mile-
teuted against the injustice of the stones in
arrest and was so beaten that lie
the cultural life or the
American
They pointed out that while
5.000 books and lnanu—
scripts about ten thousand of which
are rare and sole. existing specimens
would necessarily be
'Sfl\‘nllis and scholars.
. the gift provided that an art gallery
his Parents 8004 We. ”mm“ ‘° 311th school nllght be established by
the I‘nited States on the same bpat
(in which he littd sailed for Costa Morgan. ‘his wife and two sons.
ltica. The entire length of ill"? Louis
spent in Costa Rica “as the 03138.
use of the
The terms of
the six trustees who include IiIr.
Pass Ledynrd and Jaime:
Gal-n King.
The building in which the collec-
io housed and which as “The
is a beautiful struc-
ture of “l ' c marble of classic sev-
. o . rrity of dos gn_ the Work of Charles
A meeting of the Republican 1"-
Town Committee has been called for
Tuesday evening at the oilicc of the
Judge of Probate. Matters to dis-
cuss the post uflice :ippolntnitnt.
Set \vcll back from the street
East 36th street. the structure. which
la a. monument to scholarship and
'tiliiclcsa beauty. in but. a. city block
lrom Fifth avenue. whose cacophony
mm xxx.
Wanted to’ be present. ’anavgot‘up
so, without' lntllnatlng as much to
Fred. Slic finally decided. however.
that her presence would harass her
liusbaTlil, inasmuch as he had kept
discreetly silent; abom it. the night
before. ‘ .
She was not in ulucll‘ of a. mood
for anything that morning. {Tnablc
to keep her mind on reading. or on
needlework. she. wandered into the
kitchen and swod watching (Hall-
nah. limiting inconsequental ‘rc-
marks. much to the discolrflort of
the cook. who had been left to her
own devices of late. The negro
woman looked upon ilthVlSla‘In
the light of an intrusion. '
idly. it suddenly qc‘cuh‘cd to her
that the kitchen was not as clean
as it could liavc' been. The house
of the Jilics had been bought ready-
built soon after its completion; 13c-
forc they moved in; Evelyn insist-
ed that radical changes be made in
the arrangement of the kitchen and
its equipment. She had a dreamy
idea tip-n of doing her housework.
of ruling in a white apron. Conse-
quently this kitchen meant. much to
her although she had grown away
from it. of latc—cOolmry had no
place iii the dreams that had oc-
cupied her.
She opened the blilli»lll cupboard.
1‘ troublcd‘ diulrrangtinient of pots
and pulls and of sticks foreign to
her eyes greeted her. She open-
ed the socks. Stale rolls dry bread
were in them. reminders of per-
sistant waste. -
liimnah “as eyeing her.
Evelyn turned to the nature woman.
“Looks like We have been buying
too much l-rczid, Hannah." she said.
taking care to make her tone pit-an-
ant.
".‘lh been savin' it fell bread
puddin'" was the answrr.
Evelyn opened more 0! the sacks.
"I'm afraid it We let anything like
this :lt‘t‘llllllll:tl-‘_ it'll attract liiicc.”
Evelyn. was. woricd sick. the
morning at thefjicarlngot the ac-
cident case in police court. She
early with the lntentlo‘nzo‘f being
Evelyn cast her eyes about; her.
is dimmed to a. whisper to -thooe
within the heavy marble walls.
__ _ . lions lead to a lofty doomed hall in
lernoou of March 0 III Bedford which a, few hrnzcl are Judlclusly
. .
llousc. Detailed plans of the allail‘ plflccd. T0 the war are adinlniltrn- commlttee InViteS Fm]. .
will in! Sin“ out “l ”“3 \Vomen‘s tivo offices and above them roots
The fourth quarterly conference
at tho ltowaytoii Methodist church
. . . . will be held in the church. Thurs-
Louis Saluetz. of tho Westlmrt Toy day night. it is expected that Dr. again pulvlislics
\V. Kidd. the district superintendent '
The regular monthly meeting of
the Iiowaylon Clvlc auociation will
be held at the Row-nylon Mose house
tonight at 3 o‘clock.
Mrs. George Kay of Crockett street
will be hostess to the nielilberu of
the tiood Will society of Ruwayion
at its meeting. “'edllcsday afternoon.
0 O O
in the Sunday school rooms or the
sion of Mrs. 11. I}. Scllncrt. who is
director of the league. an afternoon.
of games ands music was enjoyed.
0
Ln. I-‘ontalno will be sorry u) hear
shape. The next meeting will be that she is "“0““ il ..
held Thursdya. .Y l at hti home
0
nos mysterious. She pondered.
llannali tlid not continue the con- .fiying to line! on explanation
versation wait on “‘lill
Bronze doors of maulvo propor-
~——-———-———-—...______
I
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Votes on Bole Peace Award
At the lllgliléi of John I). l‘tar-
main, Boston {tertiary of the .\lu~
crlcan
immediately enter the Permanent
recently won . .
Court of Internationu Juulce. under
by l'r. Cliurlt .5
Brooklyn. Hughes and President Herding in
. “inning peace February. 1933.
plan ill brief. togethtr with a ballot
“'“1 be W'Os‘fm- Th6 members Of v‘nleli may be cl‘l mod and lllltllt"d to
it“ flew lbrk olildcs (if. the Award.
Although baliottiiig on the
plug plan took place throughout the
entire country last month. it is the
desire of those ill charge of the re-
liigro i‘cprc-
member of the League of Nations on
at present conotituted. the United
states shall offer to extend it. pm-
ent co-operation with the League
and participate in .the work of the
League as a,body o mutual counsel
fetenduui
. . . ocntutive and general \cic.
Stamford \\ ho
preliminary
vitetl to ill] out ballots and lorward
them to the designated addrt'ss.
Dr. Leverinore has
Mist-t >Saia \Vells of Mon-m“). ccivctl $50,IIOU of the $100.00“ prize.
\ ole in the
rctcrctiduni
offered in the contest
Lick, its sponsor.
echo the second’ Shintlllu unless his
plan is ratified by the Scnulu (inap-
’ ‘ ‘ proved by a luhltirny of the people
of the country. the liiilrr considera-
tion to bo detcriiliiicd by the rotor-
ciiduiii.
He will not.
much attention to thin- 11th
for some time.
"\Ve'vo been using o. lot 0: eggs."
she thought. as one floured the
statements. Silo, undo I. ‘moutol 5
note to keep tab on tho number-"or '
eggs served at the table.
. Fred and the accident hld m-
ed out of her mind during this—
while. but suddenly Ibo remember-
ed. She glanced lit the clock. He
should have called mo by now. He
is so aggravating that way. Her
thought. Inmbi on in thil trend
as she’ .went t the telephone Ind
cal led his office.
"lie hasn't coins lit—he told me
he would be late." Miss stone sud.
Evelyn. went. into the hallway
and looked. around without being
conscious oi‘ seeing anything -- her
mind was inactive: she stood star-
ing as it waiting for something to
catch her thoughts. - Luciano-o hu-
ily came back and she noticed ac-
cumulated dust on' the furniture.
She obtained a cloth from o. recess
tn the roar of the hallway had be.
gun going over a. mirror while her
mind whirled. This housolls get-
ting to he a. wreck. Nobody has
been doing anything-to it. Why.
it wu only—let's lee.
Then she realized lhltflwhilo she
had ldlcd no thorough cleaning had
been done in the house for weeks.
The telephone rung. It must b‘o
Fred, she thought. She picked up
the receiver anxiously. It was
l-‘red's Aunt Elizabeth. Strange.
"Are you going to be in this of-
lr-rnoon. Evelyn?" Inked Auntj
Elizabeth.
"Why. I think so."
"I want to come over and see
you."
llrelyn extended on eauuvo in. ‘
citation. \Wlen alto no; 08. she
was puzzled. What could All 8
Elizabeth have to talk about? 811
had not seen er heard from her
in some time. This telephonacall
(To be continued.)
The plan in brief proposes:
1. That the United Stutes shut
the conditions stated by Secretary
ll. That without becoming a.
under conditions w h:
1. Substitute moral force and
public opinion (or the military not!
economic force orlglnolly implied in
Articles X and XVI.
1'. Safeguard the Monroe Doc-
trine.
3. Accept the fact. that the Uni-
ted States will assume no oblige.
lions under the Treaty of Versailles
except by Act at Congress.
4. Propose that membership in
League should be opened to all na-
lions.
5. Provide for the continuing de~
veiopment ottntel'natlonal law.
The Jtlnior league held a party
on Methodist church. Satur-
I'nder the alipervl.
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The many friends of Mrs. “'illlam
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Rowayton friends or Stanton Hart.
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can government's policy of waiting than to any that .strong manta
was being broil hi: to beer tom
(Unding negotiations \vero bei'ore ll 8 m °
reminder. to -tho debtor lovem-
Commission. It. Was not made. known
in advance of the .mceting. how-
over. whether an immediate decision
was contemplated.
The meeting was called by Secre-
tary Mellon. the chairman. late last
week. but he declined to talk of
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questions to be taken up further
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nm‘womsAU'rQMOlliLE-f . _,
meats. that. the commlouion'owslted
their migrations looking town-do
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quarters for the mam-don -ot a.
funding agree!!!“ . ,t
The commission. expires in about
a. your and most at the ' members
feel the mailing prom-should be
completed without the necessity (or
extendingdts’exlstenéo. .
route-no.
II -'hich..psoline was «politely
are now much patenting: lathe
31' t you of “be war pmod’ snub
the femur. _ amen. is of the mil- out
muons in Europe greatly cent
the demand upon us as
the Wetland ' producer fol -
cling. ' While the 0W 8”
m of the United States now o
1112 gasoline figures with
than} pom undcr'the title‘of figure.
e, naphtha' and other-3km whichjh‘
of distillation." a no of 5
663.! figures during the gyms
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that ‘our sport: gt gigoline 1921 ”53:... 5,‘ ’
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Work. Evelyn hupponod to notice
the grocor's itemlnod- ticket. mu
a. hook u the can of the cun-
board. She glanced through them
idly. She had not.-. been wing
»_. mu. This
*‘lntormntzlal that. every woman should
' , MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18,
lSIlFlEREli um i
FDR. illls
My: 1.5%me nursed
by rain Haul-Ins c:-
Minm— “I write
that I have taken
level-u
Compound 8 trial. 3 End
. it and feel able my house.
now. lulled toluvelotsotpums,’
but after takm‘ gthe medicine I am
relieved from—puns that I had suf-
fered from for years. I recommend
the Vegetable Compound to my
fmnds, and hope this letter will be
ntisfactory for Eon to fiblishfblidrs.
Jme _R. 0.2,Box81,
Howard Lake. Minn.
Free upon Bequest
L din E. Pinkliun's Private Text-
u n "Ailments Peculiar to
Women ' will be not {on free, upon
request. Write to the ydia E. Pink-
hua Medicine 00., Lynn. Maskachu-
book contains valuable
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comfort. “'c’vc got our tools ,
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The NASH. RAYMOND
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2m Hill Rood
1\‘o desire has been expressed to
force early payment of the obliga-
lions. but several congrcSisloaal
members or the commission as “'Cll 5
as other members of Congress have
been outspoken in assertions that:
funding agreements should be nego- .
tinted even though the debtor lia-
tlouo wish to delay their first pay-
quto several years.
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