Honor .
4
i g, by a. number of friends.
colors.
enjoyed by those present.
lug. .
Among thos present were:
selt. Viola Norton. Bertha
Ryder and Anna Kudia:
ton. Irving Grace. Clifford
John O‘Hara. Stanley lt‘inch.
Ryder and Theodore llyder.
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J Miiiio
trip. they stopped at llnrtt‘ord
a short time.
0 0 at
Portland. Oregon. visited Mr.
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kaicci lladdad
a“ 'inl' s' in“ RT“ SE -.
PARTT AT HOME
. 0N RIRTREAY
‘ ,' Friends of Theodore
Ryder of Van Zant
. . Street Gather in His
Theodore Ryder of 59 Van Zant
street was given a surprise birthday
party at his home on Thursday even-
The
home was prettily decorated in Hul-
ieWe' A numbers of gifts
were‘l-esented to him by his friends.
Games were played and dancing was
Refresh-
ments were served later in the oven-
The
Misses Julia Coleman. Dorothy \\'ci-
Hayes.
Grace Shea. Lenora Barry. Norma
l-‘red Nor-
\\'ood.
llny
amt
Mrs. Frank Allen recently motored to
Spriugiiied, Mass" and, on the return
f D l'
of
and
Mrs. George Simeon of Third street
The couple, who were re-
cently married. are spending!“ tin-tr
honyemoon touring
the country
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Euat avenue pedestrians are
re-
quired to walk in the road. as both
sidewafice are in such a. condition as
Quicxseiier
For Old and l/oung
For Sale by Stillsou-Poweii.
... - -.... . .... .a.
ran nvssrsctsssanNuL—so. NOi'tWAl.-i(. cons.
to prt-wnt tin-tr .~, A great deal of
dirt from the new road has been
thrown across the walks. m..:dng
them practically impossible. r; pccial-
ly after a rain, when they are cov-
ered with mud.
'e a a
Mrs. George liodycott of Melt-use
avenue has returned from n frwl
days' visit in New York city. l
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(‘hrlst Episcolull Church I
A L‘onsocrutlou service will llUl
held tomorrow mornini‘. at 10:80
o'clock at the Christ Episcopal
church. and in the evening. at 7:80
o'clock thirty-third anniversary
of the First Service at the Christ
Mission will be celebrated.
At the morning service. all tliose
who signed pledge. cards at the Ta-
bernacle will be asked ot sit to-
gether and renew their vows. Rev.
E. A. Bray, former mission worker
in New York City. who has been re~
tired for sometime. will speak.
Rev. Louis B. Howell. rector of
St. Paul's church. will speak at the
Anniversary Service in the evening.
The first service was held thirty-
thrce years ago in Mission Hall
which was located at Zan 'Zandt
street and Osborne avenue. the pre-
sent site of the A‘. and P. store.
The Senior Sunday school will
meet at 9:30 o'clock. and the Junior
school will meet at “:45 o’clock.
A Vestry meeting will be held on
Monday evening. at. 7:30 o‘clock. at.
the rectory.
A supper and Christmas sale will
he held in the church on \Vctlnes-
day from 5:30 until 8 o'clock under,
the auspices of the Women's Guild. .
The weekly prayer and song ser-
vice will be held on Thursday, evo-
inlng. at 7:30 o'clock instead of‘on
Wednesday night. Bible study of
the. “Epistles of the Hebrews" will
be resumed. f‘hoir practice will be.
‘held at the rectory following the
‘scrvlco. E
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Mrs. Fred 1.. Piper. of Van Zant
street. and Mrs. It‘rank Ferris. of
Lownes avenue, were in Waterbury
yesterday. where they attended a
‘conference of the Women's Home
and Foreign Mission Society of the
Advent Christian Denomination.
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Russell Broadway. of New York.
is visiting Gould iledenbcrg of Win-
field street.
TOOK OWN LIFE l
WILLIMANTJC. Nov. 7.—(.-\l‘.)
Medical Examiner 1.. l. Mason an-
nounced last night. following an in-
vestigation of the death of Giuseppi
dc Stefano. whose body was found
yesterday morning in (l. yard across
the street from the home of Miss
Rosa Gnaranio. seventeen. who was
to have been married to him today,
that he was convinced that the young
man had taken his own life. Dc
Stefano died from a bullet wound
in the brain. The investigation to-
day was conducted iv Chief of'Po-
lice Allan MacArthur and Coroner
A. G. Bill.
3..., Spring, Mattress
Complete Outifit
. A . Remarkable Outfit
Simmons 2-inch Continuous post with 1-inch filler
Simmons all cotton mattress.
Simmons link spring
COMPLETE AT $22.25
TheA.J.CollinsCo.
., l T V 70-72 North Main Street South Norwaik, Conn.
‘ 1. eived
DARTEN
DARIEN SCHOO '
PREPARING FOR
EDUCATION WEEK
Mrs. Crawford
nates Ornamental
Trees to Royle School
——Fire Equipment '
Charles liodcmeyor has resigned
his position with a Stamford print-
ing company and he and Mrs. l'tod-
emeycr will leave llarien today for'
Torrington where they will take up
their residence. George Standing
gave a. little party in their honor
last night.
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Tile ilui'ien Schools are busy with '
plans for the observance. of Amer-
ican Education Week. This year. as
heretofore, there will .1% classes held
at night—“sample" classes as it
were. for the benefit of the parents
and friends of the pupils. These
classes will be held in Holmes and
Royle, Schools.
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Mrs. Andrew J. Crawiord of Ye
Oldo King's l-iighway has recently
donated some ornamental trees and
shrubs to the Royle School. This is
not the first; time that Mrs. Craw-
t'ord has donated trees to this school
for the tree. that stands -on the
school lawn and which is used each
year as a community t‘hristmas
tree was given by her.
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Miss Sarah J. Craig of Ye. (lldc
King's illghwuy, has sold her place
there to Mr. and Mrs. liobcrt Pai-
lesou of New York city. The. Misses
Cra will leave Darien in the very
near future and reside in Brooklyn.
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Dog Warden E. L. (iruat has re-
positive instructions from
the State to the effect that from
now on all dogs roaming at large
must he muzzit‘d. if any are caught.
not mnzzlori. they will be killed by
the dog warden. l
' a a a
The inspector from the National
Board of Fire lz'nderwrlters recently
visited the Darien Fire Department
and i\'pecled its hose and equip-
ment. tic stated that everything was
in good condition but“that in his
opinion more hose was needed. The
pamper was taken out and tried
and found to be working perfectly.
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Myles Standish eighth descendant
of the famous character in early
American History. was recently a
visitor at the Maple Antique Shop.
where he purchased some rare
1
Do-
v'rhc pastor will speak.
gen-Soldiers will be guests of honor.
'The. public is eorriin
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Treasury Balance 1
I WASHINGTON. November. 7.»-
United States Treasury not bal-
ance at close of business Novem-
ber 5 was $187.9i9.758.
'tRuRcu NOTICES
First l‘hut-ch of Christ. Scientist. l
57 West Avenue. :
The regular Sunday Service. of
this (“hurch is held at ii A. M.
Sunday School is held at it.
Subject. "Adam And Fallen Man."
Wednesday Evening 'l‘cstimnny
Meeting is held at 8 o'clock. 'I‘o both
of these services the public. is invi-
tori.
Reading Ituom. \thl
Open week days, (holidays
ted) from it: to 5. Tuesday
Thursday evenings from 7 to 9.
a 0
57 Avenue
excep-
and
I’ll'tit. Congregational Church. ,
On the Green. Norwnlk.
lev. l3. 1“. McGregor. Ph. ll, Pastor.
Morning worship at liltllo with
sermon by the pastor. Subject:
“The Pilgrim Christ."
Sunday school at 0:30 and l0100.
Vesper service at 4 p. m. with ves-
[ml' music and message. |
Young people‘s servh-o at :.;1:,..I
lender. Miss Mary H llldi-r. Topic:
"liow (fan \i'e improve t'mr Soci-
cty?”
'l'uesday-w'l‘lnl (lit'ullct‘s' (‘Yirt-io will
meet in the parish house. at ‘J p. m..
sewing on furniture, cover: the Gold-
on Ruin Circio will meet with Mrs.
George Quintnrd, “‘r-stport avenue.
at 3 p. m.
\‘i'ednesday—The L. It. A. will
meet in the parish house. at :l p. in.
Thursday—The \vid-wi-i-k service
will he. held at 8 p. ill. 'l‘hc-Taber-
nacle aftermath service will he post-
poned until Nov. 19th, in order to
hear Mr C. (7. it‘ulicr of. iihodoslo.
Africa. who will lecture on that
country with stereoptlcon slides. Mr.
lt‘uiler is 0. civil (‘ngliicer who has
spent 25 years in Rhodesia.
Snndya. Nov. l5th~lnsteail oi?
vr‘spcr service then- will be ii spe-
cial owning service at 7:30 in con!-
ineinoraiion of Armistice Day. All
ily imited.
lit
First Baptist. Church of Willie
llcniing
lie Witt Talmage \‘nn Dor'n.
Minister.
Morning service at 10:30. Sul‘Jt‘vt
of sermon: “The Origin of lirii.”
Thursday night—Prayer meeting‘
at 7:30 o'clock.
a
Nornulk Methodist Ele'tuml (‘hurch l
George 1}. Tompkins. Minister. l
Charles G. Ives. organist and did
.thn l-‘I'ankiln Junior High School at;
wwnw H’,'Tf‘!"ll"§t'."
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EQUIPMENT FOR I»
SCHOOLS SOON .
Wall Street
Amalie
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
l‘lliliil'll‘. T, l‘t'j.‘._ '
. SA'i‘U RDA Y. NOV
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YM‘T‘
Norwaik, ('o
T0 REAQH HERE
Superintendent Land
Placed Orders Foir
lowing Recent Vote
of School Board
Superlntt-mlr-nt John Land on.
nouuccd today in accordance with
the affirmative vote of the ilonrd of
Education at its last monthly um i.
log Tuesday. Newmbrr it that hr;
has placed orders tor supplit‘s and,
from the '0”vaani
CART ER’S
received word
companies:
Spanlding and i'ompnny l’t'pm’i
that. they expect to lili\l.‘ tilt: order
for nets. goals and inirlistops I’kt‘ull~
lcil very shortly and according to
contract will install the equipment}
in the litigvi' Lmllow and, (.l'liti-ri
Junior High School auditoriumn.‘
The cost of thu- cqnipmvnt is $1.4tin_
On Monday. November it. a. moti.‘
ern mimcogruph machine, cumplctc
in every detail. will be instnlimi :it.‘
Black and White
We have theml—undercloihcs tailored as ea
Carter’s tits smoothly, without puiiini: or
that lit. Buy a suit and prove it!
Ladics’ Cotton Union Suits
3
$1.75 “’ $2.00
hadics‘ Wool and Silk and Wool
Union Suits
$2.75 “’ $4.50
slsIIGabe-tollicloaloocooosv-A-.
llil.
UNDERWEAR WEEk’
rcfully as ouicr garments.
binding—and it always holds
Men's Wool linion Suits
$4.00
(‘iIildi'en's Silk and Wool
lnion Suits
‘ $2.50 and $2.75
SPF. CIA L
CHILDREN ’8 it (it‘ll)
a cost ot‘ Slim,
plied by tin: l“,
'i in: iliiit'lililt' i-‘i Hull-l ..__.-_.-
ii. baron l't'lllllll|l|y1_""—-—-~w—
of Bridgeport. tirmn.
The Oliver Machinv I,.oznp:tny.
it‘ll}...’“.f.‘.il‘.’.‘t.‘i‘..JJLAJll}:",....'..‘.‘;.’;"‘.Z‘.=EKILLER SHOULD !
PAY PENALTY,» ‘
AIRS. CLARE;
machines to in: Tim d at tip.- on..-
ltivcr Sclmol. The company f‘xpvcir-T
to be able. to ship the order \t-i‘y
shortly. The. following type of um-
chincs will be sent.
Gill: (1) "Oliver” Nu. ibii- .\
Motor Driven Saw lli‘ilt'lt. to 4‘1th ,__.____.,.,.
$31M"- I;I.ix.\I:I;'I'li. N .l. \ : t\l’l
One (1) “OliHJl‘” No. l'.T2l.—-.\l .. , . . .' . ‘ '
Motor Dru-m 3...“, “mph. .0 "Orb—Jim. l i‘lSt'l.l:t, lvnt t inn. iiil'i.le‘,l‘
$233.60. ITOi‘ the lv'u lv’inx lilsm's Auxiliary. iii"
One (ll "Oliver" N0. HALL—~18 lvrimt-ii... littlll‘S that th' pt iNJli uiio
inch Motor llrivcn l'iaini Saw, io'in'ut htr iv'iunsmun him-Anti. \\'xil-.
cost 32:13.50. ‘luIn .l. t‘iurk. to iiwnili with .. jinn.
(inc (1) "Oliver" No. l312.---\ one pound Slt'tlgI‘-ll:illlllir‘l‘ mil pay ill"
quarter inch l'orta‘do Motor lhivonii‘ull [ii-llully for m. i-rinn,
liunti l‘iunm' and Jointcr .to costR After ht r rr‘iv‘aw l‘.l‘.l.
$272.51. Hitter It Iiiulu lll prlwn as H mm rial
(Jim (1) “Oliver" .\'0. lIIII.—-.\ l'l;\.llilt'$s in the raw. .\iI*.\.t‘1.i:
ii, a one quartrr inch l'OI't;Ibli-.’.\lo. rim; Silin'lll'lll'fi‘ d-vnyin: in) i.‘
tor Driven “and Plant: and Jointer. duct in her relations \\illi .low-ph I(.
to cost. $233.00. lt‘owi-n. fellow lx'iansnmu and friend
Six stereoscopvs and a set. of ltHI of her husband, who is. in Jail ('liut‘u— .
Biology Sll‘l‘Pt'JH’ifillliS in color ml with his murder, said: "i linu-
bought on approval intern momyinothlng to coup-m. ('<I\\un \\';:\:, a
was appropriated were officially in-il‘ricnii of the family and :«,n tit morc
stalled in tho Ntil'\\.lll\' llisl St-lit30l.illliit' with my husband and hltlllitl'
~--— ‘--*--~~—- ”limit with invs‘tit'. l consinb-nb- him'
.a friend. and lllt‘ only time i “as
with him has nine or twice \\'ll' n he.1
drove me to l.‘lt;::ibt.-lh to pay win--
lilt" light bills.
4r“ $_"“"li
7.. it .ill-.
3M -rl:~
Wet Governor
ttfonllnuui itoni l':i|_,'t. Unit
lie. is ”\‘.'t t." llill no is :izainst llivf‘
saloon and for the \\‘. t,'. ’l‘. L'. The l
HOUSE SEEKS
lilSlltil' ti‘llthli'u'lll’l‘I llll'IS.
Early AmericanI antiques. for his
home in Marbleheud. Mass.
t 0 O
Miss l. iloga. daughter of cx-Gov-
;ernoi- iiogg of Texas “as also a re-
jm-nt visitor at the Maple Antiquei
! Shop. , I
l t ‘
Mr. and Mrs. ilmid C‘haliinor of
_.\'nrotou have. closed their summer
rector: Mrs A. (iihson liuii. sopra- ! idea that the saloon is :1. poor man's:
no: Mrs. L. L. Push. centralio: l-Zrn-lflub '5 “H “Tm”; 1"" l" “0"“ “”d
est W. Sonic, tenor: Harry 1.. Ster- l ”“3 “3'5““ Oillillfl'llmio“ li‘" 'Lii‘m‘fil
ilnfl. bass. ;is something lllit‘ that of (:w lll't‘. As
REPEAL 0F
Sunday school and mtn's llible'
class convene at 0:43 a. m. i
Service of worship and sermon isv
at 11 o'clock. Sermon topic:
"Growth and Life."
The llpworth League serviCc is at
6:30. The leader will be Miss Alicc’
’residcnec and gone to .\'ew York for
h the winter. ‘
y , a a a
Mrs. Charles liennett and Mrs,
Henry \Vflifloi‘t of .\'oroton Heights
-mcmbers of St. Luke's \i'onien‘s,
iGnild. wave a ten to the retiring'
president of the organization on
Thursday. Mrs. William Weed who
is going south very soon. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. (‘yrii Crlnimins ofi
Gienbreekiu lt‘nrin. are spending at
few days in West
C
1.11.1
lIlJl’r
1111s:
Virginia. I
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Franklin E. Pierce. Supervisor of
Secondary Education for the Con-
necticut State Board 01‘ Education.
m do his annual official visit to the
Hiridicy Junior High school this
week. The result of his visitation
has not yet been made known but
in the past this school has always
come off with flying colors and it is
it'llili‘f‘ll parlors.
' l
reasonable to suppose that it will be
as fortunate this year.
Light. ‘
At 7:210 lln‘l't‘ will be a song sei‘v-l
lirncst Sonic will lead in t‘ru-
satle songs. ‘
Monday at 7:30
Louguc will iIII‘Il
A Sunday school workers’ cont-nu.
once will he. held Monday evening at
T:i5 at the church.
Tuesday at 2:30 the annual meets
ing of the Women's Foreign M lesion-
ary Society will be held in the
An interesting anti:
iirlightful program has been I'lll')llll'~t
ed. The address of the afternoon:
will be given by Mrs. W. T. Finnch
conference secretary. from Stamford. ’
Mrs. l-‘red Ambler will sing. ‘
The mid-week service of prayer.
and praise will be held 'l‘hursdnyi
evening at 7:45. . Crusade songs wiili
be sung. .
A concert for the benefit or the.
Norwaik Council of Religious Eda-i
the 'i‘onipklns‘
cation will be held Friday cveninm.
E perty.
for the W. t._‘. ‘l‘. l'.. it mm tll‘iiii'ilzL-tl
as an educational group to build up
intelligent resistance. to itilllliililtlil.
v'l‘hat is what he lltl\'0\‘flll.§.
(Llovcrnor-elr-ct Moor-- used to 1...
plain “lied" Mom-«r when he |vl:'_vni
second base on the old i'ini: .\llil\'lit'
t‘iuh baseball team back in
youth. Just after he Iliir-Sl‘tl 21 ll"
lint-ante secretary to the. mayor. and l l'\‘\l llil-T bill
iironi then on his rare-"r has lit‘t‘llllltlllsi) \\'.iy~ .mil \lviillS t‘i'llllliilit't' .
politics. lie. was still ll. youngster
when he ran for office as one of tho
wilv commissioners. and “as clt'cioil.
Young Commissioner Moore uasn't
tr. harmony with llii' timjority of the
administration at the time and they
relegated lillli into obsculity in the
department of parks and public pro-
hnvi this department radiating more
int'luv'nt'v‘ than any other in the city
mncrnment. lin ricvrlopvd athletic
‘jiietds and playgrounds until there,
was recreation space for every fam-
ily.
You know the marble contest!
Where the best kid from each alley
and school yard competes with all“
Attir- other hosts. and then the. town.
champion is sent off to Atlantic
t"ity for a grand national champion-
lilhh.
leforc he was Ihrough he.
. TAX Ration
‘.‘.\.<lliN(i'l‘th, \m, T. t\l'.)——
ll’iungnzg nhvml lillll l‘uilhitlt'l‘ttlioll‘
‘ot‘ the
\llil l‘l’t\i:»lttl‘..~l of tho new
i'. pr. paring, ilit“
"\I‘sil'l'tlily tl‘li'ltil, nmnlii: mini"
ilhluyze, to rcmumnrtni rrpcui or lli‘,
l])l‘l|\l5li)l| o; lhv- pin.” tit .tt‘l allowing
lptibiimtiun oi in. itllii‘ tax returns.
; Ulllt‘l‘ tli't‘iSitTtlS i‘:.t' lit i] l'_\‘
t'nmmliiw' lllt'll'vli'lli
| lil‘llllt'liull o" tin ilillllil.tiit't‘ tux,
:tl'iiit‘h troiu .t l.l.I\'t..lilil of l" in L’U'
lt‘l' f‘l'ill. !
ll- lunl cl ‘l..- ;.I:{ 1.x. 1
illiclliluu or ill" ltl‘vSItd im‘pora-l
‘iimi .‘inil t'npliul :lka l.i\i:. ‘
t llit‘l't'llritf l'i'I-I'i Sil’."tt” to sputum
thu- minimum amount of income on'
which “11' 2.’- pl r cent i".‘tlllt‘lllln for:
“corned income" may b-: llltltllv'l.
'i'lii; lilCllitlSdl Ii'rit rm'til t'urpoi‘u-
Itions in; :illuut'll to rain returns nsi
ll‘ltl‘il‘lt.‘l‘.‘~'. ultti t1t:Zl.\"lii of all alt'til-L-
‘lioitlcl's. and that partnerships in:
lib.“
i
‘sliip marbles meet! “,0”. that. L! A. ‘ pct‘ritltit‘d to “it: as corporations uni:
ilurrv Moorcs idea. and he stagt‘d ‘ tinned m“ m ‘l W "0111"” 1‘ 10' »
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Dr. A. N. Phillips of Gtenbrook.
has presented the Holmes and Fifth
Schools with new sets of scales to
be used in connection with the
Physical Educatibn department of
the schools.~ The scales are or the
.11 No. Main St,
warr‘LEs
ELM— .-
i.
Announcing
. THE OPENING OF THE
CapitolLuncli ‘
Next to United Cigar Store
-— TODAY —-
SERVING THE BEST OF FOOD
-—REGULAR “MEALS——
us A TRIAL
very highest order and were grate-
fully acccptcd by the local schools.
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Clarence Raymond. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin H. Raymond of
Mansfield avenue, left on Wednes-
day of. this week for Crystal Beach.
Florida. where he will make his
home during the winter months.
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A dinner was given in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church this week by
the Ladies' Aid of the church. A
large number turned out tor the
dinner which was a big success.
.r
It’s to Your Benefit to
Visit Our
REMOVAL SALE
EVERY DAY
L. GOLDEN
68 Washington Street
South Norwaik
So. Norwalk
TRY OUR
Pure Pork
Sausage Meat
“They All Like It"
.Modem Market
r. a. Fairchild
Phone 1456 .
Formerly Unholtz Market
Here at 15 North Main Street.
HOT WEINERS
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Nowmber 13 at 8:15. at the South;
Norwalk M. E. Church.
Sees Every Woman
‘W orkli‘lg‘ Ill 50 Years I winning teams.
[City boys' development on the public
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MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. 7 (AP). 1 playgrounds.
—Withi a. lait c _ , l . But getting over to the new gov-
n 1 entur) '1‘"? ab e l rrnor's other hobby. which is the
b°dl°d woman “’1“ be at “0“ help- ‘ prohibition question. he calls it "the
ing her husband to make a. iivingltivest issue in American polties to-
m u” “mu“ ' {any}: III t t b n t i
," w noceaseoeao s-
Economic pressure on the men at sue until it is settled all over again
the household will make it necessary
——removed from national dictator-
for wives to enter employment and l ship and left to the choice of states."
it will take the combined efforts of ”xs‘Iiigfercet-m as governor on “m
all to “make both ends meet.” and platform means practically nothing.
electricity Will be‘ “housemaids” M i1 am the third 'wet' in succession to
the future. .be elected governor of New Jersey.
These are some of the accusations l and conditions remain as they were.
0: Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. suff- i can‘t repeal the eighteenth amend-
rage leader. who is in Milwaukee to r ment. and I never promised to. \
address the Convention of ScnooI‘ "I am simply the symbol of pro-
Teachers today. test. Our state doesn't like the Vol-
Tstead act. and it intends to keep on
J saying so.
! “We'havo reached this degree of
lfrankness in New Jersey. We. don’t
'taik dry and drink wet. We don't
'evade this issue which is nearest to
‘the thinking of thousands of voters
and try to stir up smoke on minor
questions. And whether other states
agree with New Jersey on prohibi-
tlie first marbles championship eon.
,test ever held. right
parks here.
Deaths and Funerals
Th‘e funeral of Samuel Randall will
The held at his late home. 22 Cove.
avenue. tomorrow afternoon t 1:30
o'clOck. Rev. Arthur Pcnnel will.
officiate. ; tion or not.
i think they will agree
‘ f r a tie. it
Members of Butler Lodge. Oddion 0‘" "m”w‘l ° 0‘ n g
p . -squarcly as a question upon which
bslilsoe“:bngibovlgtttr::zgce at the I the people. have a right to say yes or
Burial will be in the High Ridge
cemetery.
ldaLockwoodLight. -‘ 5 I l IBE
$24.95
Mrs. Ida Lockwood Light. wife oti
GUARANTEED
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husband and one son. Judge Free-l
man Light. 1
on one of his‘
.
in his office is a large coilectionl. ~ .
iof silver cups and photographs cf.l‘iro station was Cllllcd ‘out tor).—
trophies of Jersey! tinguish a fire in the wiring oi an
The funeral will be private and;
will be held from the into home
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Burial will be in Riverside cemetery.
Judge John E. Light of 4: Elmwoodl
avenue. died at her home this morn- 1
Times Square Auto
8|]le
lag of apoplexy after an illness of
:64 N. Main 8h. Bo. Nonslk
-only 2‘ hours at the age of 70 years.
The deceased is survived by her
the Sentinel for the l ' OPEN EVE‘N‘IKGS
~Advcrt lse in
best. results.
Astuily.
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ILUIATHJ SLIGHT. .
The the apparatus at ill" t‘rutrmt
[automobile owned by Mrs. i'oior
lVaast of Marvin iicurb. on the top!
l of Fulriivid ii\t‘llllt: hill yv-stvrduyx
(afternoon. The daninge was slieht.
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lwns NOT ill
unuERwoRT;
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j Dreadful Condition of Mrs. l
l Fullerton’s Health Reme- l
: died by Lydia EPinkham’s l
Vegetable Compound i
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‘ Ciearfieid. Pa—“I cannot be in to .
tell you how much LVdinE.PI'nk am’s
. egetabie Com~
._ pound has helped
' me more way.
Before taking it I
couldn’t stand on
my feet without
pants runnin all
, through mywmie l
body from my
waist down, Just
.. like threads puii- ;
-. mg. I was not fit .
M do tbny work.
ymo er tme .
to try the V getable Compourfid3 and l
I have found great bench and i not
only recommend it for sue troubles.
but: to build up the whole system. i
‘ have used it for most evelzthin that
gets wrong With me. W on lbegin'
to feel nervous and irritable I don't: ;
stop Ion in gettin abottle of the ,
Vegetab e Compoun ifI haven ’t got; i
one in the house. it gives a fine appe- .
tits and makes a new woman of me.
on mayuse this testimonial in m .
own town or anywhere else2 and I
writ answer any letters I receive. "—— .
Mrs. Rosa Fours-res. 525 S. aid ‘
Sig-get. Clearfleig. Pa. 1' _ |
are'su .enn rem nervot
mag: trrItabiiity 3give the Veg:
g tablaeompound a flair trial.
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108 WATER ST. PHONE lit-l
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