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OPENSEASON
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I Play he Rich-
.creek‘ At. lctics at
, Hadik Field -— The
1 Line-ups '
:5: The Springwnod hall team is all
t to open the :924 mason at liailik
d with the s’runx lllt'ht‘r-‘ek
' thielics.
Th0 HFrillEWnn-ls' lineup is “l‘ul-
" Turpin, uiirli-‘n; l‘-ill lie-Twat.
n has“; "ruins. star or last sea-
Mn'. East limit and Industrial
*Jesrue. second: "Nipiiy" \Vllliiims.
“rt; Gnrinun or N"\\' Turk A. if.
”ltd; Mann or Grin-grinnii l'nlior-
‘ID'. left "I‘M; Murphy of \Vlilte
him. (‘I‘nirn fir-iii; Futurist Hf N. V.
1'!th flc‘lil; i‘ni‘ln. ll'llll_\. "Lot"
nf’ Thomimm “ill uln iii" rilt‘lllllg.
:‘rhfl Ril‘li-‘r-‘r‘k liiiriip it: Arm. Lli;
Wagner. Th; Slwiur. if; I‘AT‘CT‘nll. Ill»;
”Chili‘s. ll: Hi'llwnlxin, KS. llrlllu‘l',
él’: \‘nn. r; i‘lmnm‘. l‘. Marlin. utility.
-..Thc~ guru“ “ill ri :\i ll 7-“.
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i'nliiiii-‘li iII \i’t‘)“é Ill Thai
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‘0'.le last rio‘iiiiii; ::i\ E1\llli“1 in Hirmy
«'bhls makes lvii Elllli ‘1 “'1‘" and right
do” diirim: :lw “v‘vl‘ local
’Qitry. lltnu i‘linililui: lh‘flT-‘r the trip
h! the Tl‘Ul'llull‘i‘T‘i‘
for the
~. “null": in l‘iu l'SIITTlT t‘nriii .liu~
)tltried his: “ppm-u ii: in lhv \i‘l’} first
.fimg by to; pint in the sruvnth
[some he vmin :1 rum-t or 23-; tor
2mm singlr
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the Roddiltc t;;.;:2_:.-
Fir-l mmitlw 33-». :i lllt‘t"ll‘.i: :i!
"to “all on “min y l‘\\‘l\ill|: and
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‘f’ *TOMORROW-
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teem, 9.999999---
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inn the town hall.
lllGllSCllilOl. ;
; NINE LOSES
High school‘s baseball team went
down to defeat before the Richmond
Hill High school in that place yes-
terday afternoon. by the score of
9-6. -
Plewwellin. Greenwood and
Holme were on the mound for the
locals. Hart end O’Brien starred
at the. bat for N. H. S. flart also
played an excellent came at short-
s t o p.
BETHEL 1
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A meeting of the Bethel Library
association was held at the Library
Thursday evening. The oflcers had
received an otter from n would-be
purchaser for the old llhrnry build.
lug. known us the Andrew Benedict.
place. at 47 t‘eiiicr street. The de-
cision was made to sell the property.
The name of the desirous purchaser
is withheld for tho present.
O O O
Archer. of Green-
ls visiting her broth-
«lleiown. N. Y.
O 0
dark llrnn‘nell, of \Vaterbur)‘, for-
mrrly of Bethel. called on friends in
town.
Miss Mutit‘l
“nod ni-eiiue.
rr. Amory. in Mill
0
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Juseiili \leswnrili has resigned
his position iii the llrrfelden Mills
and has reiiirnvil to his home in
l‘nli‘l‘si‘ll. N. J.
0
Mrs. Julius lielliier and daughter.
\lnrjoriu. of Sew York city. lire Vil-
itliig .‘lrs, Ki‘llllf‘l"3 mother. Mrs. S.
i‘ulu. on l‘llizlllll‘lll sirgei.
O O .
Mrs. l.I‘\\i“H_\‘ll Blinks. of Oakland.
Uni. is limiting xiii extended stay
\illli Tlt‘l‘ sister. Nrn. llowurd Mitc-
kenxim of Uremiunod n‘t‘nut‘.
O O 0
George l-‘antion anVoostrr street.
1: uniting friends in New York city.
0 I 0
Howard \Vuodmiin and sister.
l-‘riiiiiir. of 20 Maple nvriiue. have
returned to their home after spend.
inf; the “inter in Miami. Fla.
._ O O
The «in: warden announces that
annual tax is due for link li-
r-‘iisvs. This fee milst he paid by
awry \Ti“ owner in town before May
l. otherwise a penalty will be im-
imxed. It is estimated that there are
liriureii 300 and (00 dogs in town
and r-iiisiderniily less than half have
lif‘t'll lii‘rnsril and tagged. according
to the dog pardon.
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About 100 couples attended the
dance M the George A. Shepard 5nd
Suns factory Thursday evening.
Naming slnricd at 9 o'clock and
continued until midnight. Refresh-
ments were serum! and a good time
was enjoyed l\_\‘ All.
WESTON 1
Mrs. ll‘rml “Fed and Mrs. Lillie
or Xurwnlk. spent \Vednes-
their sister. Mrs. Frank
Gregory
tiny \\ llh
O O 0
.\ir. and Mix. Ralph O'Dell ere
«‘nlr‘iirlinil‘fi out of teen friends.
0 0
have been installed
ins rcclm y.
e e
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Firetric lighls
:21 :lm Lyons Pin
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The ladies' Auxiliary was enter-
rml “rdnesiiny by Mrs. Raymond
O O C
A large num‘eer of people attend-
n~l the dimre \\'mlnesdey night and
PM” sum was made for repairs
“Obituary
Anthony Bspodro.
'h‘lh ("ilfil u‘ Yiizinzl-‘siiaxgux ;‘.;\‘1 ‘1‘.
lack of fund: 1- \\,l‘ .l.~.~i.lrtl l\\' the
mrlxtlwrs in st * .. |i:gil‘l|i“¢: “ ”h.“ i Frrrig
,If H?" “1“?“ 7:: a z: . \\'n\:}'(\!;f‘
tonillilon_
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The Sun'nnl \K 7n . inni‘lnx :pny“
defeated the rm... V..." w
Bridtt‘ri‘rl m n . , \. ”mi:
same )i‘SIi‘ril, \ .~ p} a
MP? of it‘- In 1'" pun-,3 “pro
‘1‘” “trucked p. 3 u SA'lC-‘lii
m0“ Pin}l‘.1 I‘\v .. I\‘ \\.~ ;_ .;‘.‘3.
lit (or limit" \u '.‘i\ .37.; 0.. lilt‘
Nmal’ka‘i‘H‘ p i\ 5 i; . Sunfish}
‘nflt‘ld. 7““3- V ‘ .. . .ttz‘. \\ l1 l‘ 1.3
“3 “¢\( 533‘“:*‘ “~ 5. \ \itll‘. tin“ (Kati-
irrhur-y svlms‘ \. t. “a...“ n.‘
(he C.\r~:vr‘.~~._:\
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There ‘\l_ l.‘ 3.“
“heel res-.1. m.
{OWE *l‘u‘izsc‘ in l; .
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A Ifol‘irgn n ‘.“..k' “:7 in. ‘1‘,“ at
thzfi melting. and
fut !\i".li“};
lxx \ .‘7‘ O l‘iii’l‘lfllllc
the Sent-val .\ ‘
l feature 11-.
‘llii‘h ri‘rnnv
his is a (0:16 ‘1‘. ‘.
kite local m.
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want") ri‘mui lll‘~
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Idiot junior r
H R TN‘GS.
3.: “l1;t!~‘l‘lil§ Vi
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git u re!“
‘tie 0an ll? ..
ridonts at: l . ~
their dare.
: ‘ourl rev-m 'r 7 N l‘klricl. i
“will also rm arr“ -:~ ~
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memorized
FIFTH PRESIDENT,
* , IS ACTIVE AT 105
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Anthony l-Isposito. ii well known
and highly respected resident of the
Springwend section. passed awn:
last at ening rit his heme. 18 Knapp
strnrr in his (will your. Funeral
’serrires will be held from the late
morning st 8:30
from St. Joseph's
o‘clock. Daylight Sier—
llurial will he in the
Mary‘s Cemetery.
Monday
and
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home
|"\‘}“\~‘R.
\‘lllil‘i‘ll at
in: Time.
f.l:~.7ii\ plot in St.
Mrs. James Plunkeu.
The funeral of Mrs. James Plun-
‘ knit “ill be hl‘ld from the late home,
-in: Ill 3‘30 and at
register 5 ”y‘-
2‘1" i‘lt} l
3‘: Van 23nd: street. Monday morn-
9 o'clock from
$3. Joseph‘s \Tlllf‘t‘h. Standard time.
ltnrial Will he in Springdale ceme-
, Dnrien. ‘
Mrs. Julio C. Races.
Mrs. Julie C. Reese. wife
of
farm-:0 Room. died iit her home in
I“: i‘liaiw‘i street last night. She was
23 years old and besides her hus-
Mml is'stzrrired by two sons. Les-
rrr and liarrr. and two delightere.
; \tz-s. Albert Miller and Mrs. Edward
:.\lk0l’i. Funeral services will be
’ltr‘ni at Czse «clerk Monday efter~
. .uui-ial “-
; :zounl‘ed
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".0621 from :he late home. Rev. J.
l‘mntm‘i \\'err~.er elll oft‘lciste end
' i“- be in the Nomi}: ceme-
in
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New Chicago Train
0n the Lehigh Valley
Lenten Valley Railroad his eu-
innuguration of a new
through train from line York to
lumen. Bunnie and Chicago. com-
mencing tomorrow. The. new tmn
“in be known es The Claw end
will leave Penna-hunts Station 11.50.
_\. 11.. running vie Xingu-e. Falls end
:he Grand 'l‘rnnk—Curiedien Nation-
iai Railways. arriving Buffalo nee
i
illusion.
' lftzai. Lunch: and Battle.
l‘. 3L Chicago 2.50 P. 3!. next day.
l-tn route the new min will serve
Rochester. Port Huron.
Creek.
Rewriting. new train loaves Chicago
lit: Noon. arriving ch York 515
l‘. . .
The Laugh Valley is else incum-
us a new Rochester sleeper on
same date, operating in the 11b
31 Limited, touring Pcnnsylrsnie
'inn. Sew York. 8.10 P. M... er-
iiving Rochester 7.00 A. )1. Schedule
of its Toronto Express, which Moves
New York 8.15 1‘. 3., Is being im-
proved. crowding for sit-five: in
Toronto 8.53 A. 2‘. Womb
Drawing let-em Stem Gu- m in
2:: son” ‘ this am
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CHAS m? ~
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lNNEWYORK
Mystery Cleared—.—
Burned By Liniment
‘At Lodge —— Beaten
'Afterward
Chet-lea Mece.’ of 535 But 82nd
street, New York city. and Charles
Msce. of Msin street. Norwelk, are
one end the same when. This was
ascertained this morning by the Eve-
inz Sentinel.
New York newspsper printed sn
account of Mace being admitted to
the Bellsvue hospital Wednesday
night. badly burned‘i’rom the"wnist
line to the celves of both ion as
the result of on initiation into it
lodge of which he had become e
member. Relatives of Mace . dis-
covered he was the man admitted
to the hospltsl for treatment.
According to latest reports, Mnec's
condition is not as serious its was
first reported. In the lodge initia-
tion. the name of the organlzstion
which Mace has refused to disclose.
his legs were. rubbed, it is un‘der-
ntodo. with linlment: which made
them smart considerably. But. fol-
lowing the imitation. it is tinder-
stood, Mace was given a. severe
beating for some sllexod offense.
Mecc is etsylnx with rlentivee in
New York city. He figured in the
rescue work It. the New Colleen sve-
nue bridge. lest Saturday night. when
two people were drowned when an
automobile plunged over the bridge.
lie. in en ex-scrvlee man.
Leslie Gorham Quits
Light and Power C .
For six you-s cashier or the local
office of the Connecticut Light and
Power company, Leslie \V. lorlinm
has tendered his rusimmlion to Su-
perintendent Eben l“. Putnam tn
tnkc effect c.- of May I. Mr. Gurham
will be associated with his father.
Edward E. (lorhum. in the Gorham
company. decorators, in the future.
Announcement was made by Su-
perintendent Putnam that the. Va—
esney of cashier will be filled by
Matthew J. O'Donnell. insistent
reshier of the. New Britain office.
Joseph P. Cummings. bookkeeper.
has .hrcn promoted to assistant
eseliier. These changes take effect
May L
Ray Morrison Fined
$25 As Reckless Driver
Ray Morrison tree lined 3:5 ou the
charge of reckless driving and Stu
for ilriiiiig an automobile without an
operator's license. in the downtown
City court this morning by Judge
George ll. \‘oebursh. He was ur-
rested on \Vcdnesdny by Motorcycle
t‘elkeman Beenlsch.
BUILDING
': PERMITS
Building Inspector llubbril te-
sued the following permits this
morning:
Helen Siabell. sense in Highland
avenue. cost “00.
Silk and Bet-nerd. cmcc addition
in Cedar street. cost n75.
Jesepli Sanders. garage in Sound
View avenue. cost $250.
Fletcher Vim Hoosier. garage ed»
ditten in Hill road. cost $15k
Mrs. Prod Bennett. six room
house in Strawberry Hill avenue.
cost $5,000.
Rotor: Hills Corn.
house in Highland
610.000.
3. Gilmm. live room house
Fourth street. eon 85.0.00.
room
Cit-M
seven
evenum
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TALKS ON SVCCESS
interesting
at the Norm“;
Congregation“ church on "The
Fluesieology of Success." Rev. Mr.
Davis who is the leader of the term
Britain. gave on
Thursday night
a. class or about 3.300 people. told
est sketches
place of honor he now_holds.
hundred and fifty attended.
ties committee. .
hell of Poland‘s textile rattle. and
day ii week bests.
Rev. John L. Defix pester of the 1
Trinity Methodist church of Non f
talk ‘
munity Bible ela$ of his home city.
of the opportunities in America. lle .
lllustreted his tslk with mom-split
as well as humorousg
stories. One example he used was?
that of Secretary to Labor Davis. n“
man who won his own way to :hcf
The telk by Rev. Mr. hails fol~
lowed s church supper at which one ‘
The f
supper was served under the direee :
mm of the Thursday Night .«ciitif
., British and mehoslorek competi-
lion hss forced the closing or one- *
the putting of the others on e two-3
1.3 vim-isomer; . . .
' female STAGES Anna 'MANEUVERS FOR .ROUMANIAN RUIERS
.49 .17“. M... ...
Pmiden Millersnil and
Mill PRETTY
GOWNS WORN.
Mum beautiful gowns “‘t‘l‘e worn
lit the Charity llull hint night. Linc
med \‘llll slilrrril bands of the mut—
erinl around the
round limit. The
chiffon. with
fur around the helium.
full skirt “as r-l‘
a large blue.
Lime.
favor at present. Um:
phasing gown was lll‘l
spanglt‘s. trimmed “uh
lured OSTT‘lt‘h feathers. A bunch at
these was TllSllllCd :it the right side.
and e fan of tho sumo color feathers
i
skirt. which “as open iii the shits.
to show ti skirt of Changeable R‘n‘)
and grown taffeta.
trusting color.
A. gown of gold lace ever yellow
taffeta. with a hlaek velvet rililmn
around the want, under a ruffle of
gold lure, on: also \ery charming.
Simplii‘liy marked a number of
the most becoming gowns.
these was of old rose “diet. with it
round rirrk. and the skirt limped at
the left trout. so that xi “tile band
knot. at the bark. An Ornament ot‘
a'melliy'sts surrounded “23h rilitw
clones was placed a! the :rz‘i from.
“lame the sk rt “as. «rit‘rrtaxrlr
dropped.
'1‘“ n gowns. of white rmhreidqml
all mc-r in silver were very pleas-
in: to look upon. They “are
with the fashionable long; straight.
lines. '
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sanitary
neon Merle of Renmsnls wstchlng
Msd e Mlllersnd be ind. 0n the queen's rl lit. in d
Lsyrent-Eynsc. under-secrets” of state or aviation.
After having felt called upon
to cancel s projected visit in
Rome end to refuse an invite-
tlnn he Hedi-id- Queen Maria nnrl
AT THE BALL
was white. with u basque waist irim- ;
nrmliolrs and ilu‘i
:i. \iide blind of “Mir;
0n the lx-ii;
side. lit the waist. iilarfie orange and
ilmri‘r “ere iiisli'iit‘il.§
giving a lilllt‘ll of color to thr cost-E
Spangles seem to be enjoyed high;
parilrulux‘l) 5
gnu :i
’t‘llld Cos
An orchid rum,
at the left front furnished the ten-i
One of
trunk
when Yo
King Ferdinand of Roumie
were we e hearty reception
in Far They were enlist-telnet!
as visitors of state by President
and Msrlsme ' Millennd. 1nd
A rrenm colored dress. embroid—
er- .1 in gold was made with a basque
incl.» and full skirt. Embroidered
on each side of the skirt and extenl-
lug almost from \\ dist to hem. was
-:l. lurge granitil L‘Sert of flowers.
A in w or narrow geld ribbon hung
mrr rsit‘li basket.
Emmy. gowns were bended in ar-
l:llr designs lroni link to hem.
Some were. lieailml with the same
color as the ntnturial of which they
\rri-e made. some \"llil contrasting
colors. Dresses \iitli basque waists
and full or boili'funt skirts. enjoyed
Elinor “’llh those of the straighter
lines, and plain materials brushed
against these “itli floral designs in
them.
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Will Be Married
At Miami, Florida
l‘mnl. 1. Jones. srvretnry and
it}; Cotill‘all)‘. \\':iil Sil‘i'vl.
morning. Sorualk l‘or‘hliuml. Flor-
TtTll.
inzormalicn received by the Evening
hung on a green ribbon from the Sentinel. Mr. Jones “ill be accom-
riglit sliuuldrr down to the lift side. Palilt‘il by his wife. He is to be
slightly lower than the feathers on . married while at the ~‘lnrdiu FRY-
the right side. 3r.» lsduh Jones. sister or the
Another spansled dress, darker pruspi’clhz“ txrnlgroom. refused to
green than the one lust described. eccniirm the report. that her brother
had points {it the bottom of the “as to he “lat".d.
“Just say he has zone to Misml.
Florida." said )llx‘; Juries.
llui, lu‘fcrc he left Namalk. )lr.
his nrcsreclive marriage,
Mr. Jones is a prominent member
of the Not-walk Kiwanis club.
)hfl.‘ host of friends throughout
the citV.
Coming Home From
a
it
of grey fur that trtvirm-d the;
bottom of the skirt “.15 ruler-ti :i: E‘x“~"‘"1 “3“”: 3°“ “5 MT- 3’35
{M‘- “my“... u: this print. = Mrs Joseph i‘nliiti, ”of Fair sirerffi:
““9 amiss. 0:. rant“... br‘\\‘3‘!(‘: will arrive home today on it fur-i
Chiffon. whii‘h hung from the sheik l‘li‘lflt .‘lf. Calitll. Jr. is 2:: t‘zi‘
lders. and was caught in a loose l‘niteal Sam». Navy and lms b3”?
undergoing training: at Nexus:- t. ll.
I. has, “'ritil-n TZKS l he
unions to enter the srlwnl for ma-
(Hull!!! upon the r\y~irniloli of his
tliz‘lmzch,
lie mrrizls
Arkansas
experts.
lit:
lfiarmnds taken from
fields are. according to
anion: the time: produced in
world.
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Villsn clothes.
:rt nun r of the Healing and l‘lumb~'
left this“
\Vlu‘n he returnsarcordlng to-
Jones told sevcrul of his friends of;
He?
New On FurlougliE
with Kiu‘v Ferdinand sill
ere ‘ ter- 0 er ”extent set
may m” in van in their honor
all: ottwii‘iachzgss an ‘the use;
e
govyernrnent evil. on field in“
outside of Pnris’ wills. .
GIRL SCOUT #
NOTES
Because- of the Easter vacation
izlze Girl Scout troops haxe not been
holding regular meetings during the
past‘werk. However, a. number of
the trumps have taken advantage 0:
the holidays and gone on hikes. On
Tuesday. Troop .\‘o. 10, under Lieut.
Sounder and Troop No. 4 under
Limit. Cummings planned to go on
:1 hike to Rocky springs. The rain.
:lieumer. upset their plans and the
igiris gailhired at the. home of Lient.
iCummings. where they cooked their
louu luneheons and cnsoycd an al-
iterncon of games.
i \\r-dnesday. Troop 3. under Cap~
[taut Munro. Troop So. 5. in charge
En{ Captain Anderson and Troop .‘s‘o.
under the supervision 0! Captain
illoyt hiked to the \Vinnipauk woods.
Where the girls found 2: digcrcnt
kinds of 'ild (lowers.
Announcement has been made
that Miss Mary Dela Owen will re-
iturn to Norwalk early next week nod
will arrange tor the exhibition of
the Scout work. During her eb-
senec the work has been carried on
SOL
lil‘dv‘r the supervision of Lien;
iSaumiet-s.
i A new?" troop is being formed at
the Concord school by Ellis Ada
‘l‘rrsmtt. Air-eddy 7i girls hmc ap.
plied {or membership.
Captain Munro hss reported that
the. drinking water at. Camp Trefcil
Tins been tested and that but}: the
“9;: mid the springs have been sound
periec‘l.
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22 YEARS.
lire- Louis B. Ilowrlé. re:’.c:' oil
St. l‘aul's mush. observed the?
ftwenty-serond anniversary 0: his;
iordiimli‘en to the prisethcc‘d. 12:22;
Junie! taken p‘ace at Trinity church.
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.rento New Jersey. St. Mark‘s Dag;
April rem. 2.69:. '
Dry lento: may soon ‘ce fist-d gs
Eloml £0:- ezin-‘e, the precise: chair"
ed being similar tr- bran, i: is slid.
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Colors res: liked by induce ereé
rm! shone all others. theta blue. rte-i
‘r-t and _,\r"cw in the 976?? ameté
W.— .
l Perseus lose «right while sslcepq
’.i.';‘crr.i;ig: to delicately adjust}?
:1:‘.\§-‘;i. lutd in gi\;n: A '96:??? 1931.
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and inexpensive."
IT'S 2K BTRT)
ur Ngiéhhor Says:
“I bought a run at }\NGICVINE'S. li's al-
ways bright and canily Cleaned.
Very
will.
_ lii-(l rugs are. suitable for every room in
the house. ‘l‘heyeeiiie in attractive pati- .
terns. Lay well. look well and wear. Guar-
attired in give allitlai‘aeiioli.
' J. Keogh.
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(Continued .fz-om Page One.)
John F. donation. Dr. W. H. Mc-
Mshon. Joseph L. O‘Brien. James
O'Boyle, Dr. J. A. O‘Connor. Ed-
ward J. Quinlan. M. J. Riordan, T.
A'. Skelley. J. w. Sculley,
Paul Schultz, Dr. T. F. Scanlon.
Dr. Daniel 13. Sullivan. Martin J.
Shauéhnessy. r. Frank W'ynn. XV.
F. Tammany, William P. “'erd.
PUBLICITY.
Peter I-‘olcy. Albert G. Pierson,
Eugene Chariott, Thomas F. Horan.
Thomas J. Flaherty_ Edward J.
Splan.
TICKETS.
Thomas Stratton. Vincent Cos-
tello, “'illiam London. John E. Leon-
ard. Thomas J. Lydon. “’illiam Dc-
gui. Leo Collins. John Shoehan. jr..
James P. Sheehan, “'illiam J. Ma-
her.
DECORATIONS. .
Eugene O'Meara. Matthew How-g
icy. C. M. Dot-sari. Jeremiah Ahearn. "
Robert J. Hennessey_ C. A. Mch-g
max-a. ,
REFRESHMENTS.
John Shcehan. sr.. M. J. Carr-v.2}
John E. Guerln. Albert Gehelwem
Mathew Burns. John Cancvrai, Louis 3
Cii'atte.
tum.
William R. Cahill. Vincent )Ic-
Quillan; Thomas Murphy. Frances
McLaughlin, William J. Lyons. Da—
niel Hogan. Frederick Buckley. John
Joseph Colgan. Joseph
Maireno,’ Edward Fitzpatrick, L. J.
Pauline. l
FLQOR. ,
Henry Bergmann.
Glrm, Daniel J. Farrell. Albert P i
Rose. John J. Magnet: William 03}
Rome}: Maurice Device. A. J. thr- T
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John 'V. .‘Te
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E. H. Siannard has purchased
160 cores of woodland in Southbur)‘.
where with his son George. and a
gang of workmen. he is starting
operations. Mrs. Stancard with the
younger children may join him there
lsttcr if their home in “'ilton finds
a. purchaser. neir removal would
cause no little regret among their
fellow townspeople. ’
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Miss Loretta Biarhcffer.
Nork andfl‘Yi‘lton. is leper/i:
spring vacation at her
here.
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Miss Gladys Status“: is spending
her Buster vocation \‘lsititg in
Washington and Atlantic City. \Tith ,
her are three other teachers of the
Denbury Normal school and her
friend. Miss Winifred “’hxelaw. of
Sorolon. The party are due to re-
turn home on Sunday next.
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hire. D. Henry Miller with her
children returned on “‘ednesday
from their Winter :21? in Camden.
S. C.
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The romeo of the Congregaticcal
church me: at the chapel ursd
afternoon, and gave
cleaning. George E.
made and donated new
hie: which were mod for
tune a: the chicken
night. "
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Foley Plils. e. diuretic stimulant
for :22. kidneys. have 13:01:.th relic:
to wounds of watercr- trozi kid-
ney disorders cussed through the
improper working o: these organs.
Foley Pills trill promptly flash the
kidneys thereby reacting injurious:
was. nuts-r. 11:; O. C. Aicmder.
IL So. 85. neurone. 350.. Rita: “I
received the package of Foley Pills.
as he“ been green? benefited by
their use—Stillsca~rctell Corp.—
Adv.
SILK HOSIERY ‘
For brassy. style- color :35
fee: €21, the ashes erg- cart-1r ;
tru‘y snprezvt.
591: to $10.00 Pair
The N. E. RYAN CO.
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Suede Pumps for women in all :12. 1 ,
others in Black and Tan Kid and L'.=..: :3;
men's Oxfords. 3:71:53“
$5.00 to $12.00.
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