Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 21, 1925 · page 2

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ill the 11 lxxes oi the mom-
a’ 1 who have died
‘ yourxyiil heal-mi
Wild an out-

three tormer

l!
" the ‘ ch ureh.

two oi

’and the other

I on.
Fl“
was

Charles M.
outer or the church
‘ rem 1005 to 1909.

id W1ll speak at Dr.

ijfi'tc 191‘
*1“

em.

Wiley whose term
Arthur It.
talk 0! Francis W.
he tint senior warden

of 21 Cottage

1 d triends, in Bay Ridge,

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residents have

mull. of Long Island. is
cousin, George Nash. o!

l

lll' Gehebe. 0! Gregory Boule-
ill storing his apples away tor

. others, sign painters. lor-
o£1 Gregory Boulevard have

of

business to

a. recent meeting or the East

Methodist Episcopal church

1 . the 101low1ing trustees were
ix tox- the class on 1928: 13.1..

m1ali‘red Hawkins. Benjamin

s'and John H. Fox. clerk

e ‘e e “5

1er’s Benedict Farm News
Seaview avenue, was sold
tiy to Joceph 6. Buscllbaum. of

strict. who is employed at the
‘ Yur-
maxing.

. Engineering

mums son, i.....x.."..

Mt;

here of the Ladies Guild oi
risi; Episcopal church will
xxx-ch supper and food sale

hotel: on Wiedlxesday,

No1.

omens Club Auditorium
aid this stternoon xxxenxbers
ammo Women's Club and
sets. will have the care
1! hearing the program of
his Quotient»: This exoe1—‘

" group 01 Women’l voices
‘ many audiences.

hey are the coutraitos.
' ill accompany them.
for todays song rc-

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Mixer .......1. Felix 8on5
it Mo'ying .... Morley

All‘idol Mic ........ Ceeti
Dance. ........-..... Durante
I! . and he admitted that he 'xxstursliY‘

Let Du............ Brahms

COIdIOIIOIIIOI

flu! Ollteiiloe

Brsh'xxxs

steueu Die Rosen.... Brahms

essgnonesee-ses Parks
IV

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Cheniet ........

...... Old Brltflny Air
source-Oe1ath (Hflflmry
esteessess1o-xa IDGDUISY
Mahler-(1.. 18th Century

loveless-eves

(Slough-heights:
lxsdwick

“other Taught Me. M...
II’OIII‘II|OOIDka

 

arm to his dist!)
sees. the int oliloer
'xrxx’eniro of the in
”(stream have
a radio message
11QPresident Binding. which
has been standing y all day lun-
sble to eiieot a rescue, reported lose

nlsht.
by the

Two. .egfects
Harding to act boots to the moxie

bedlt ems filled.

railed yesterday but the ship‘ ‘wss V

Presidtli . ,L

standing by to resume rescue work v‘

as soon as possible in an mm to
save the crew of ex aboard the
Florio might cspeise in the storm.
Curtain Brening of the President
Hex-ding had oil poured on. the Whe‘1
ter but tlxmsens not not quieted
enough to permit use 01 life boots;

The Flex-lo. which in“ Montreal “

October 4. bound for Mediterranean
ports,.lost her rudder in the storm.
She sent out 508 cells Monday. the
President Harding being the first
ship to arrive. The steamer F. .
Elvin was reported last night on her
way to assist in the rescue. 1 1

Captain Brenins‘s message said
high ions were swopinn‘ the Fiorlo
fore and lift and the wind was at
hurricane force at times, although
the weather was moderating slightf‘

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To Be Footloose

(Continued from Page One.)
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whirling existence.” says Miss Sweet.
“We have gradually ascended into
a more stern business use. ratlx

f

than xx jazz age. Modern girls secxn ,

to mane love their business and try
to further it by employing the some
tactics that business men do in the
commercial walks 0! life.

"I might. not condone this. but
should hold no ill teeling against the

girl or woman who sets out to win *

her love at any cost.
‘ If she Wins. ‘

"Id“tact. I admire the wolnen who
declares: ‘I love that men and I am
going to marry him.’ Especially do
I revere her it she wins."

Blanche Sweet is one of the tow
truthfully candid persons 111 Holly.
wood‘x ~ ~‘ *

"I don't think it is any more
wrong tor a. beautitul girl like May
Seymour to seek e. wealthy husband
than xor ‘xi rich old codger to chase
a. pretty young girl." she continued.
1. "Blighted l e is more terrible
than all else. xxy Seymour. lacing
lost and blighted love. did no more
than any other girl in her situation
might have done.

"But when true love is won at last
it's priceless. It's the impetus which
driv‘i’es men‘up and down the road of

achievement.

“Love can win battles.
can 't. "

J essup Replies

(Continued {roux Page one.)
28: Lowden .ix“-.. 2?. and Waring 19.
Lowdelx Jr.. was a. cadet st the Ne-
val Academy in Anaeoolls. ,

Mr. Jessup declared that his wife
left him first in 1920 after their
had attended an Army-flaw root'-
ball game. He said the trouble may
have been over a Mrs. I-Iooixer.
whose identity was not revealed. His
wife remained away for six months

Money

was not pleasant to her.- when one
returned. He charged that she do.
potted 1mm his home permsxxexxtly
in April 1921.

In her counter suit. hire. Jessuo
charges infidelity. intelerable cruel-

ty and habitual intempersnce. nee-1

sax-ding his wite's oceusstion thst
he was over ‘triendly with Miss
Kiln‘eieider, Justin said :she was no
more than an acquainted». For the
last tour you. he testified. he ixad

taken meals at her house. On cross-

examination he admitted that he
had been twice under treatment st
Dr. Wadsworth's unites-tum. in do.
Norwalk. but whether for alcohol-
isnx he said he did not know. He has

been paying his Wife 8100 o. month-

since she lett hlnx. ..
John Keogh ls conlx
and litre. demo is beix‘xr ".5:th

. by anymoxxd Hackett of bouncing

sol! hockwxiod. Stanford. The one

L _1 is esoected to take quite ‘soxxxe‘ timei'“

School er1 Hun

(continued from Page one.)
1 1 child end rendered first old.
she w then taken to the cities of
> Peril 'e by Miss Helen Fitch at

new $3: treated by Dr. Pox--
child was token to her home

.1” ma Fitch » She will be condned
there to verai Mn. ~ .

1‘ Ne cause. on he siren (or tile

mm oft boss-d other then it
had worked its a! out from honor
the xxxoxxldix‘x . 1

 

menu on me
ix Improvexxxjsnt As-
attend the 11)!” {32:1

fix

‘rlx maul in. when

suite 1

intermesse

Group of flange
1 "Boo

to) "In the Steppe" .L
Ark-1 e. ilovenm"

 

The local new committee or the

the Eiks' flame that evening.

children will be started on October
26.1 Children ‘wiii he asked. for doLL-
nations at :0 could end they, in turn.
will receive s. button build: these“

most famous Milling ship of

at the
piousixilxx

the American Navy.
through the

The children in the loool‘ schools
will be asked to write ees‘ers end a.
suitabiet prise Will be awarded to the
winner.

The committee. under the direc-
tion 01 John W. Bouncy. will oxide»
vor to have every pupil in the local
schools e donor to the fund. 1 we

(Continued from “ Page One.)
M
automobile for several years scoord-
in: to the eixiet.

Raisin: was s member of Com-
pany A.- First Infantry. Connetleut
National Guard, when that comm
won the military rifle oixonxploxxshl
of Connecticut in 1910. when it me
said that he was one o: the best
shots in the, country. ' .

In 199). Belarus won the military
.revoiver championship of the stole“.
at Eat Haven/At Camp Pom. that
veer. he won the automatic ytstoi
championship ot the United Miss.
and um seoud in the triels 1 the
revolver championship. no it tor
score in the rapid tire revolver
me also. its was a. member or

went to=Csmp Perry in 1921.

W
The funeral of Glitters N. Het-
field. 40, of 41 Hoyt street. was
held gram the home yesterday at 3
P. M. A large “them attended
the services. conducted by Rev.
Lewis B. Howell. The i'uxxerel sr~
mnemonic were under the direc-

tion oi Le Grsxxd Rsylxlond.

m. re'sidli‘xl ‘33:”! MI
year-.2 At the end at that thus he
came to South flex-welt when no
lived tor at years.

He leaves one
Groeschner, two sons.
John Adam. three dellihters. Mrs.
Paul 0.. Kruxxorlclt. Mrs. Anne.
nu..- ill-s. (loom inst. Also an
grandchildren and three
. machiidrsn. I ‘

on. Grossehner was ex yesrs. '1
months and 11 days. He was e cit.
lull oi! the United Ststes ton M

 

l detest tor drivers 11 ‘

wall-cu tram the maroon or ELLE.
om ry. local new agent. West
your: and wilt-their stem tumor.
W~ 1 end 3

The drive among the local school L

white-«pool! sew. .2 .

‘ log the comic; vent.

the stats civilian riile team which‘.

brother. Lillrxxest .:
Ernest end 1

"Save ono lx-onsides’ Pour." met in W

of the United States and A «one. m”.

In a sexism W fill-Ls. men... -
expects to mini ut‘ to the Hallu-
eelx Society the xx unity or supper ‘
She hop
recruit front nxoxxs its members
voluntem m. Wt “It. Iii active
part in the distillation.

While a M
then and mm vs com. to to .
otter their cortices. xxxany more are

j desired and needed

Mrs. Friedsexx comes with a sex--
local invitation fro the Zero. Kc. ,
dosh Association ie'xhe Redd ‘lx
Society to extend slid participate n
the rehearsal to be It ‘

, ‘lispostto's manager
For who

‘ tixe sou: ou- moi-nus. wiser 1Espo

to would no xx‘xeet Mutilnn

expo-xxx: dexxis‘xxded a. nurse at
Will with e privilege of 26 per cent.
of the rate receipts. Fey ottmd
him "150 ltix-ogeo percent privil
use. on sold this. morning tho;
this was no ill-sex- nurse than Esp’o"
shared.“ our receives.

banistuwolslxt championship at til
sues. Mulligan is willing and ready
to so em with the bout at any

ensues order at Protection. held
Plotted» run; mu last or
0

Deputy wins. ‘ Josephine 8t
ost- ”1%ij Mrs. Behul _

officers ‘

cream

‘ munch—William Pistt.

= j ism-Esme! Mail-rd.-
”the list! Wilt mouth! will
held November that which it

been ulanned to hold” I cord unity -