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Cemetery Lots )—Societies and Lodges )——Lost and Pound JTOMOTIVE— , A-Automobllo Agencies l—Automobiles For Sale ‘ 12—Auto Trucks For Sale ill—Auto accessories 14—-Garagcs—Autos for Hire lfi—Motorcycles and Bicycles l7—Wanted—Automotive JSINESS SERVICE—- =l8-—13usiuess Services Offered Elli—Building and Contracting L’i—Dressmaking and Millinery i:2--—Ileating. Plumbing. Roofing gill—Insurance and Surety Bonds 1:! 5—'l‘rucklng~.—-Storage Elli-Painting; Papering. Decorat- . ing . :S—Protessional Services 1 gl9—Repairing and Refinishing ‘ lie—Tailoring and Pressing ‘il-Wanted—-Buslness Service ' IPLOYMENT— that—Employment Agencies lit-He] p Wanteanemals. ill—Help Wanted—-Male Harlem-Male and Female '0—Solicitors. Canvassers. Agents "1 ~Situations Wanted—Female .. msituations Wanted—Male NANCLAL~ . ids-nBusiness Opportunities f.1‘-.0—-lilloney to Loan-Mortgages " STRUCTION— 3—Locnl Instruction Classes ,‘ i—Musical. Dancing. Dramatic . 6~Wantcd—-Instructlon his STOCK— T—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets 8—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles .9——Poultry and supplies 0—Wanted-cliive Stock ' RCHANDISE— lerticles For Sale 1-a—Barter and Exchange W E~3-Buildlng Materials Elli—Business and Office Equip- 3 meat roe-Farm and Dairy Products 6—Fuel, Feed. Fertilizer §7~Good Things to Eat its—Household Goods EO—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds l-I—Itlachinery and Tools r‘Z—Musical Merchandise z-a—Radio Equipment 3—Seeds. Plants. Flowers i—Speclals at the Stores 5—Wearing Apparel 0—Wanted—To Buy lOMS AND BOARD—- 7—Rooms With Board 8—Rooms Without Board 9—Rooms tor Housekeeping 0—Vacation Places I—Where to Eat ‘ 2—Where to Stop in Town 3—Wanted—Roomsw‘er Board lAL ESTATE FOR RENT—- 4—Apartments and Flats s—Buslness Places For Rent 6~Farms and 'Land For. Rent 7—Houses For Rent 8—Ofllces and Desk Room 9—Shore and Mountain —- For ,; Rent ‘ ;‘ I—Wanted—To Rent .' - ALESTATE FOR SALE—- R—Brokers in Real Estate Z—Business Property For Sale 3—Farms and Land For Sale ! li—Houses For Sale , 5—‘-Lots For Sale ', 6—Shore and Mountain — For ‘ Sale " 7—Suburban For Sale , , s—To Exchange—Real Estate ’ rQéWantedLReal Estate -. ’CTIONS—LEGAL— ~' .o—Aucuon Sales i“ 1—Legat Notices ‘ 1 THE SENTINEL allows , As an accommodation extension of its public service. CREDIT to those CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS. ' who are telephone subscrib- ers. Bills are mailed promptly on the date of first insertion with the; exception that in view of the courtesy . extended they will be paid ' 4 before the scvenduy cash discount has xpired. 'l‘hu continuation of this policy is dependent on llw co- operation given by the public in minimizing coliccilon 1:1. pcnse by prompt prymenls. AUOTIONB—LEGAEB Legal Notices ()liDl‘ili OI“ NOTICE. Dls'l‘ltllt'r'nlv NOliWALK. 11.. Pro. bale Court, August 25. A. D.. 1025. Estate of William l’opp, late of Norwulk. ill said district, doccascd. Whereas, written application has been made to this Court for all order authorizing the administratrix to soil the illvollioricd rcal csllltc oi" sold estate; Ordered, That said application be heard and determined. at the Pro- bate Office. in Norwnlk. on the lat day of September. 1025, at 10 o'clock forenoon; and that public notice thereof be given to all persons inter- ested therein by publishing this or- der in a newspaper having a circu- lation in said district at least five days before said day 0! hearing. HENRY w. GREGORY. Judge. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale 11 1024 Hup. Club Sedan. 1025 Buick Sport Touring. 1021 Sludobukcr Special Six Rond- stcr. 1924 Cadillac, fi-rmssongcr Sedan. VAAST BROS. CADILLAC. JORDAN, HUPMOBILE DEALERS. U‘SED CARS—We have them; come in and look them over; all makes to choose from; in good condition; make your own terms. P. J. Di- Pletro. 49 West avenue. Phone 3016. Open evenings until 9. BUSINESS SERVICE Business Services Offered. 18 AUZTIONEER 'I‘el. 2161-1! Norwalll Joseph A. Angions“ BOSCH MAGNIno—All makes oi nmgnetocs. starters. generators re- paired and installed. New Bosch ignition for Fords and all other cars. 119 80. Main 8!. Phone 300. GRADING—Lawns allowed. hedges out. cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt and loom for sale. James A. Ful- ler. 02 Taylor avenue. South Ner- walk. Phone 3778W. ' LAWN MOWED—Gardens plough- ed and cultivated. Work done by up-to-date machine methods. Phone 8515. Fred Hamilton. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED— Have your Lawn Mower sharpen- ed and put in good conv"ltion. Alpha Plating Works. 94 Day street. South Norwalk. Phone 959. MIRRORS—To lIil every need. Pic- ture frames. Upholstering sup- plies. A Bernstrom. cabinet maker and upholsterer. New I. O. 0. F. Bldg" 89. Norwalk. .. OUR CEMENT WALKS A Specially. SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO. Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwalk 2541 'NOOSTER AND DAvm A. ll. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS ATTORNEYS AT LAW Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent Ollice. 1115 Main St.. Bridgeport. Send for Booklet on Patents. CONTRACTING - Mason work. grading lawns, drives. roads. Trucking. Sand. gravel. clnders. Loom for sale. Elizabeth Law- ton. Phone 261. Darlen. WINDOW CLEANING —- Quick and reliable service. Stores. offices. factories, residences. etc. Contract ‘ by day. week or month. CITY WINDOW CLEANING CO. 90 Wall St. Phone 3663 \ Moving, hacking. Storage 25 NAG! BROS—Star . All kinds local and ion: at ‘ cs trucking Piano hoisting. Special vans for moving, s-ton Mack dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 818. Daytime: 004 14 Nights. ' Painting. Paperlng. Decorating 20 PAPER HANGING—50c double roll. ‘Painting; reasonable; work guar- .nnteed; practical painter. 11 Haviland street. South Norwalk. , WINDOW SHADES We sell them and we hang them SOMERS at SOMEBS Paints. Window Shams. Varnishes 8-10 Railroad Ave. 2 Wall St. Repairing and Refinishing 20 1 WANTED -——- Buttonhole Copyrighted by James Golden. South Nol'walk. Conn. TIDE CALENDAR -- AUGUST 1925 Sun. | Mon. | Tue. [ Wed. i, Thur. | Fri. I Sat. l‘irst anr. Full Moon Last Quar. . New Moon “1 G" (D l. 0 1 ' . . '1 27 ‘ 4 11 10 7-“ '4 0.12 ‘ 1.2 0.10 1.0 10.01 1.0 "11.21 0.1 11.41 0.4 12.40 0.1 1.10 1.1 2 3 5 i 6 7. . 8 0.11 1.4 0.00 0.1 10.10 0.0 11.21 1.1 1.11 1.0 2.10 1.0 2.14 1.2 0.00 0.1 4.41 0.1 1.11 1.1 0.04 0.1 1.40 0.2 are 0.1 9- 10. 11 .12 13 . 14 ' 15 3.10 1.1 4.12 1.0 1.10 0.0 0.10 0.1 1.11 0.7I8.0i 0.0 0.40 1.0 0.10 0.0 0:11 0.0 10.21 1.0 10.10 1.2 11.10 1.4 10.11 1.1 16 17 18 - 19 20 21 22 . 0.2 1.2 0.00 1.4 10.20 1.1 10.11 1.0 11.21 1.0 11.11 1.0 12.21 1.0 ‘ 11.4523 7:: 1:2: 24 :3 2.00 1.0 2.11 0.1 0.12 0.1 4.40 0.4 0.00 0.1 3:30 Iii—"“1... 31 .53 25 26 27 28 29 , 1.41 1.1 0.40 1.0 2.34 1.0 1.21 1.1 4.21 1.4 0.20 1.4 0.10 10 and 'i‘enths. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanlcd—h‘cmalo 32 1:1Xi’liltllCNCl0‘D OPERATORS—0n Singer sewing machines. inquire Fail‘llcld Mfg. Co, 8 \Vebstcr slrcct; top floor. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS —— Wantod. The Hidden Door Cot- roe House, New Bank Bldg, AVestport. Conn. OPERATORS—On glrls' dresses; steady work and good puy. Apply .lessman & Lewis, 10 MadlSon street, South Norwaik. '3. NEEDLE OPERATORS—on toll- ing Apply Ciuclt Peabody Co, Inc.. So. Norwnlk. , SALESLMDIESé FQR LANDAU'S STORE.\ GRAND OPENING SATURDAY. AUG. 20TH. AP- TO SUPER- M. 5-10c PLAY AT ONCE INTENDENT. TYPIST AND—slcnographor. l‘cr- manent position ill pleasant, sur- roundings. Apply Clover Mfg. Co., Main St. Norwnlk. operators, collar setters, sleeve makers. plain stitchcrs. examiners and inspec- tors on men‘s dress shirts. Steady work all year. Apply Lulloy Shirt WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Gener- al houseworkcr, also experienced waitress; good wages. Norwulk Employment Agency. 00 Wall St. Norwalk. Phone 2563. 130.. ll Chestnut St... So. Norwalk. ‘ The Moon is in Apogee the 1001. Compiled from "Tide Tables 0! the Atlantic Coast of the United States." Issued by the- Unitcd States Coast and Geodetic Survey, givin the time of ' HIGH WATER. AT WILSON POINT, The figures at the left above the day of the month give the time of High Tide for A. 11., below for P. M. The figures at the Right of these give the Height of Tide in F601: ORWALK FINANCIAL ' Money to Loan—Mortgages 40 The Moon is in ‘I’grigoe the 10.. HARBOR, CONN. ‘ neaouanfilss Wanted—To Buy 06 FIRST 61 SECOND~MorLga go loans made. Buying mortgage. Easy terms. Inquire 30 Wall St. room 203. Norwalk. Conn. , INSTRUCTION Private instruction l'lthA’i‘E INSTRUCTION —— lilies EV". Avllllouo will lako III a cer- lulu number of pupils to touch 45 voice. 63 Lexington Aux, or phone 402-.. LIVE STOCK Poultry and supplies 49 LIVE POULTRY-Killed and dress. ed while you wait. P. Romano. first class service. Phone 3338. Live Poultry Market. 11 Chestnut street, South Norwaik. HUSKY BABY CHICKS—Barred and White Rocks. Reds. Leghorns: Ducklings, Wishbone breeders. laying hens. poultry supplies. Also, two Airdale puppies for sale. Phone '405, Weston Live Poultry Market. 68 Main street. Norwalh. MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale 51 FOR SALE—One baby carriage $10. Willie enameled crib busslnrito with mattress. rubber Wheels 33. One. porch gate 75c. All in good condition. Phone 3607. 5 Straw- berry Hill Ave, East Nor-walk. FOR SALE—One second hand Iron Sale. $35.00 Donneily's. lIcl p “hated—Male 33 CAPABLE MAN—Jl‘o work orl place for two or thrco wcoks. Apply 47 Elmwood avenue. between 5 and 7 p. m. MEN EARN~—$50.00 weekly. Intro- duce our home protection con- tracts Ernest Spellulc. Div. Mgr. 7 Couch stroll. Hours 5 lo 6 p. m. PRESSERS — On girls' dresses: steady work and good pay. Ap- ply Rcssmnn K: Lewis, 10 Madison street, South Norwnlk. YOUNG MAN—To learn the 5-100 business: good future with steady position assured to the right up- plicant. Apply M. London's 5-10c Store. Help—Male and FCIIIaIe 34 MEN 81 WOMEN—to take orders for Ladies' and Children's Dresses. E;- pericnce unnecessary. Large A. II. KELLNER. Phone 272 Westport. WANTED—Chairs to re-seot. Price earnings. District Manager Want- reasonable. Phone 3856. Edward 0d. Real Garment Manufacturing Chance» Company. Allentown, Pa. Tree Specialists 28A SINGER SEWING ~liIACI-IINE-- operators and men in lusting de- E‘CIENTIFIC ‘ parimeut, good opportunity. H. Jacob K: Son. Day street, So TREE Nor-wall. _ WORK WANTED—White couple, cook and butler.£or work ill Nor-walk; good wages. Norwnlk Employment Agency. 90 Wall St.. Norwalk. Phone, 2503. ROLL ROOFING. $1.00 PER ROLL. -—Slsie surfaced. 82.00 per roll. C. A. RANSOII, v Dept. 11. 627 Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass. Business and Office Equipment 54 FOR SALE—Lightning calculator— adds. multiplies. subtracts and di- vides perfectly; brand new; suit- able Ior any business. For par- ticulars Phone 92. - . . Household Goods 50 MATTRESSES. PILLOWS -- Cush- ions, made, renovated and repair- ed. Phone 817. Nor-walk Mattress Co., 49 Franklin street. South Nor. walk. 81 FOR SALE-14" swing lathe com- plctc with gears and speed cones. As good as new. Can be seen at The St. George Paper Co.. Nor- walk. Conn. NEW SINGER MOTOR -'-— Never used. 115 volts. 118 revolutions per minute. Factory style. For sale reasonable. Inquire Henry Schenk, Evening Sentinel. Machinery and Tools Wanted—'11) Buy 00 FURNITURE—second 11100. 0001111 at highest prices. It you have any junk or metal to sell we will also pay high prices. Call or write H. Jartee. 11 Fort Point street. Phone 499. WANTED TO Bl:Y-——:l family house 8 or ll) rooms. Price must be righl‘L Dealing direct with owner. Phone 1083-2. \VAN’l‘ED——TO buy. two hot air fur. naccs. Address G. H., do The Sentinel. ROOMS AND BOARD Booms Without Board 68 <.)0M.11‘Olt'l‘ABLY—— Furnished room for two men. Two beds. Use of both and phone. With or without board. 70 Spring St. So. Norwalk. Phone 404th. [111391 ”ABLE FURNISHED ROOM—- for full bcr information. FURNISHED ROOM -- In ‘ nice home. with fine surrounding": for one or two gentlemen. Central- ly located. 9 Cedar St.. near West avenue. Phone 485. ‘ ' FURNISHED ROOM—~Niccly tu‘r- nishcd, airy room. adjoining bath. Suitable tor one or two Sentie- llnn. Inquire 127 So. Main St. or phone 924. WALL $13., ail—Will rent tarnished. kitchenette apartment of two or three rooms: also, nicely furnish- ed roomn. Transients accommo- dated. Phone 1490. Rooms For Housekeeping . LARGE FRONT ROOM—In pri- vutc family. center of town. (or two gentlemen or business couple: privileges of housekeeping. 100 South Main street. Phone 8974.1. Where to Stop in ’Iown 71 HILL TOP mN——Oflers its spacious dance pavilion for dances. get- togethers, etc. Conveniently lo- cated. Catering service. .Rates reasonable. For particulars phone 2261. ' . Wanted—Rooms or Board > ’18 BOARD 8: ROOM—Wanted by a young man. In a private family in the vicinity of the Croiut 6‘1 Knapp factory. *» BOARD AND ROOM—Wanted. by a young man; in a private family ill factory. Sentinel. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 74 CHAPEL ST.—-Five-room apartment with bath. electric lights. station- ary tubs, gas; clean; rent, $330 a month. Inquire 64 South Main street. Phone 60. GROVE ST.. Iii—Four rooms, with all improvements. Inquire within. or Phone 1852-12. FOR RENT— 5 Rooms all improve- ments 11 Plait street East Nor- waik. Phone 3746W. Address Box C. K., 010 Apartments and Flats 6 ROOM APARTMENT-monk 1st. All improvements. Centrally lo- cated. Phone 4089W. WASHINGTON TUBBS . [@HILE WASH WAS BEING SlD-TRACKED CNN FOR“ MlLE'o FROM Boston [N THE 11080 RACE FROM THE ATLANTIC. 10 THE PnClFic AND RETURNMARCH STOLE A RIDE N 111E RACE PROMTERS PRNATE CPR- wuai 360 MlLES map HE WAS ' “MOVERS?- ” cos \ warm see LOSEl T0 ‘MlNK THEY i (NE A LiFI TO 'ME “612‘! OFF AT DE FRONT END Ni' 0N AG‘lN A1 0E BRCK “ha—- . for gentleman. Central. Call 3570 . the vicinity o! the Crofut & Knapp. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 3...: 90.. .‘ Thrift Through Credit Our cash credit has saved money (or thousands by enabling them lo secure sale prices on furniture, clothes and other necessities. It also accustom; them to lay by a little every month. Only lawful in- tercst. Call, write or 'phonc Beneficial Loan Society 27 Wail 3f. Itom 203 Phone 2-7-04} Open 0 to 5.30 Saturdays 0 to 1 Licensed by the State and Bonded lo the Public. 0?. REAL ESTATE l'OIt RENT Apartments and Flats 7d FIVE ROOMS—With all improve- ments; near.busincss center or South Norwnlk: reasonable rent. Inquire at N. Fromcr's, 2 lianiord plucc. Phone 1626. FOR RENT—~Three rooms; all im- provements; 318 month. Phone 130. ROOMS FOR RENT—Good location all improvements. Inquire Ste- pherl Novak. Phone 1821 from 12:00 to 1:00 or from 6:00 to 7:00. 7 ROOMS—~Fine location. All im- eprovements. Reasonable to right party. Inquire 2 Gregory Blvd. or 234 East avenue. 102 HO. MAIN ST.-Four rooms. with improvements. Phone 1292. 6 SUNNY ROOMS—With all lol- provements. Five minutes form C. & K. Hat shop in East Norwalk. $135 rontpcr lnonih. From Sop- lombcr 111. To a. quiet. respecta- blo rmuily. Adults only. Phone 4030W. T0 LET—Jive. rooms and both; all improvements but heel: Sept. ist. George L. Britten. 83 Fort street. Phone 2131. Business Pieces For Rent 75 ON LIBERTY SQUARE—Two large stores. completely renovated. suit- able for all businesses. Rent 850 Inquire M. Pascale, 36 Van Zant street. REAL ESTATE FOR. SALE __._..___._._~ ..__ Houses For Sale 84 FOR SALEwFive-room bungalow, Fair avenue; all improvements; cheap; easy terms. Phone 92 or 1001. FOR SALE-House seven rooms all improvements. Centrally located on trolley line. For particulars . inquire at,” Woodward avenue. South Norwalk. FOR SALE OR TO RENT-6 room house in restricted residential sec- tion. Small payment down. Bal- ance on easy terms. Phone 2780. FOR SALE-— 7~ROOM HOUSE -—- All merits; I improve- Second district. .57.000 1 Q-FAMILY HOUSE—Improvements: 13 rooms: Second district. ..$9.000 7-ROOM HOUSE~Mnrvin Beach; screens; double windows; portable porch enclosure. . . . . . . . 49,000 BUILDING LOTS—10 acres; good location .........$~i.000 Real Estate and Insurance. THE TAMMANY AGENCY, 123 Washington Street. So. Norwalk. Phone 3344 BUILDING LOTS— 1 Dry Hill road—90:100. Grant street—~55x100. Marvin Beach—40x100 each. Stuart avenue—40x100 each. Spring Hill—50x150 each. Center avenue—50x210 each. Eversley street—50x24? each. Corner plot' on Roosevelt street—— 129x158. NtéNNNIl-‘a A. K. ST. JOHN. Real Estate. 11 Pershing St. Phone 3331. unseen-mo msrtnv .. Insurance and Real Estate J. M. Layton & Co. (Incorporated) 5 Railroad Ave. Telephone 35 South Norwalk, Conn. Gigantic images of \\'nslllngto taking is sponsored by the Mount 11 000,000. 300 feet in height. 4 NEW YORK. Aug. 20 (AP).— The Charleston has officially come into its own. But it the Society of American Teachers of Dancing has its way, it will be a dance oi dignity, censored to will the favor of people of culture. -» The battle for recognition of‘ the Charleston nearly split the Dancing Masters’ Convention here Monday. New England representatives espe- claliy protested because the rhyth- mic sway. clicking of heels and stamping of feet, were alleged to have caved in the Pickwick Club in Boston and killed 3.”) persons the night of July 3. ‘ Itvwas finally agreed that the flap- ,N'un,"*Released From ' Her Vows, Is to Wed PPIILADELPIIIA, Aug. 20.——-l\iiss Maria A. Hirsl. daughter of Mrs. Agnes Iiirst and the late Anthony A. Ilirst. prominent in society here. will be married Saturday at the Church of Our Lady of Good Coun- WOMAN'S 511(3an 011‘ BIL-\I‘TY Beauty lies in the care a woman bestows upon herself and in keeping at bay those dread ailments pecul— iar to her sex. which drug her down countenance. Sparkling eyes. the never accompany organic troubles. Distressed expressions. 0. sailow complexion. dark circles under the eyes, lasstudeu headaches and ment- al depression are the telltale symp- toms of women's ailments. Women so troubled should not. lose'a day in taking Lydia E. Pinkhum's Veg- etable Compound, made from roots and herbs, the lnost successful rem- edy known to overcome woman's ills and restore health and beauty. ——Adv. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY M Money to Loan $25. to $300.00 On Your Own Signature on Household Furniture. which remains .in Your Possession, Salaries, Real Estate. , " Easy Monthly Payments 011 You Pay Per Month $50.00 $5.00 $100.00 $7.00 $75.00 ............... $8.00 $150.00 ............... $8.00 $200.00 .............., $10.00 $300.00 ....\......... $15.00 Plus legal rate of interest only No bonus, fee. or service charge. Confldential‘and cour- teous -— money to be obtain- ed the same day applied for. The Public Lean Corp. 30 Wall St., Room 203 Norwalk. Conn. Phone 8931 By, CRANE iN ,FER BREAKFAST. I BET MARCH HkSN‘T EVEN GOT OUTA EANVNILE. wash ALSO use 0 01210102 00R. not is STILL LDSIN9 GROUND. unknown to um.- ues plow soc MILES BENND. 1- l J . . __.-W-~ -—-v AMERICA’S GREAT 0N MOUNTAIN“ ed by the South Dakota state legislature. Rushmore Mountain is 6,000 feet high, with a list granite taco and leave telltale traces upon her, elastic stop and a clear complexion Latest Styles in Opportunities n, Jefferson, Lincoln and Roosevelt will be carved on the side of Rushmore Momllain. in the Black Hiil‘ llcnr Rapid City. S. D., by Guizon Borglum, noted sculptor. The under- nrnoy Mcmorinl Alum nuthoriz- Thou-09C. n1 csnmatcd at $1,- The Charleston to Be Made Digniiietl; Leaning Back Banned in Nice Society pcl‘ and sheik mode of doing the dance was to, be combutiod. The. glorified Charleston was demonstratd rd in the \\':llllori-Astoriu ballroom. Tile kicks, “suggestive movements.” and complex motions were climinat- . ed. The feet must not be more than 45 degrees out 01' line with the body, and there must be no leaning back- words. Filly dancing mostcrs, haphazard- ly paired. were Clioricstomng about when in rushed n woman who styled herself bard-hearted Iiullnah from‘ Savannah. Ill the name oi? the South slle protested against talking the ‘ kick out of that dance. But she was drowned out. 801. Bryn Mawr. to Webb Levering. Baltimore bunker. For 13 years Miss Hirst was a min oi! the Congregation of the Sacred Heart. Failing healthy in- duced her to ask release from her vows. Her cllgllgelllellt to Mr. Lev- ering was announced last April. She incl llilll at 11. house party. A “sudden emotion" its she plains it. caused her decision, August, 1011. to become ,a nun. al- most on the eve ol’ her debut. woe to make her society. entree at a. ball, planned to be one of the most brilliant of that winter. . Through the various stages. in the noviiluio she patiently and piously pcrserved until in 1019. she took the libel \‘ow and went to teach in Eden liail, Torresdztle, where she had once attended. The life 01‘ seclu- sion began to affect her health and the family decided that she must :lgnin embrace the world. After a family conference. silo petitioned Pope Pius Bl. through the Arch diocese of Philadelphia, for release. No Mean Queen , new . M . ex- ' ‘W i The Queen of Beauty! Artists and sculptors .rnvc over her ravishing beauty. And we must‘conl‘ess that Mlle. Lisette, crowned ‘Queen of Beauty" at Vichy, France, well merits the title. The lady who ran 01‘! with the crown of pulchritude at the French Spa is a famous stage beauty of Paris; noted artists on the con- tinent fight with (ten other to have her pose for them-and we are giv- (-n to understand that Mlle. Lisette is coming here to charm America. too. ill.-' She ‘
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