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Evening journal., 1919-06-14
EAsTLAKE PREsBYTERIAN.

At Eastlalle Presbyterian Church. Sun
day school viii meet at 10 o'clock.
Morning service at Il o'clock. subject,
rs the World Getting Better?" Even
ing service at 7.30 o'clock, sermon by
the pastor.
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
ST. Johns P. Z.

Services at st. Johns p. E. Church
tomorrow VIII be-: 7.30 O'Clock, holy
communion. a.i5 O'Clock. church
school, IL o'clock, morning prayer and
sermon; 7.45 o'clock, evening prayer.
Weekdays: Thursday. 10 o'clock, holy
communion; Friday. 10 o'clock. litany
Preacher at II o'clock. the rector: 7.45
Selosh, no sermon.
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
Special Sermons City Churches Again Tomorrow
Must Haze Church
Notices In Friday

Churches are notified that notices
of Sunday services must reach this
Office not later than 2.30 O'Clock on
Friday afternoon, or they will not
be printed in Saturdays paper
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
Union AMERICAN.

Union American NJ. z. Church, the
Rev. Edward :. Rice, pastor. at Il and
o'clock sermon by the Rev. William
II. Harrison. d. D.. Of Jacksonville,
Florida and go o'clock Sabbath school.
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
HAVEN VI. r. CHURCH.

At Haven NJ. y. Church. the Rev.
George T. Fields, pastor, 1890 o'clock
preaching; ~ o'clock. class meeting
6.i5 O'Clock, Epworth League.
Evening journal., 1919-06-14
Why You Should Go
To Church

To be of no church is dangerous Religion, OF
which the rewards are distant and which is animated
only by Faith and Hope, will glide by degrees out of
the mind unless il be invgorated by external ordi-
nanceS, by stated calls TO worship ana the sautary
influence OF example.
Johnson, Life of Milton.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-13

OohsPlraEl III Mexlc1~ III n
50. - In Chihuahua s a descoperit
o conspiratie care tindea sd incite
garnizoana din acel oraS Sc re-
volta contra generation lui CaraD-
Ia 81 intreaga armata sc treaca de
partea lui Villa. Tn numar insem-
nat de ofiteri federali 81 soldati
au fost arestati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-13
DIN FUeA CONDE|ULUL.

Adevaratul prieten nu Sc III
noaste dupa nina care o face
lnaintea ia. ci dupa cum simte
inima lui in momentul END te
vede, 81 @ cam greu Sal citestl
cuiva i'll inima.
Cercetarile 81 interogatoriile c!i
privire la scumpetea tralulul Lr-
meaza. dar preturile allmentelor
II a ScaZut 81 nu sunt semne ca o
sa scaza. - Au mai ufmat ase-
menea cercetari. mai acum citiva
ami. carl au tinut... noua luni
de Zile.
q . q ~r'
Unul din procurorii earl urma-
resc pc speculatorii alimentelor
a sfatuit poporul. ca daca vrea
Sc manince pine ieftina, Sc faca
piine i'm casa. - Mersi.
NJ Ingropati economille voas-
tire. Plantatile in War Saving
Stamps 81 pinditi la ele cunl
creSc.
Trei mil de tarani unguri i'll
fost macelariti in J'ngaria de
vest fiindca s'au resculat impo-
trivia guvernului communist. ROsll,
evident si-au formal pllncipiul
despre, infratirea lumei de la Ca
in. Cleveland Press).
D-nu Cumpanas sc plinge "a
d-nu HOza a refuzat Sc autorizeze
iscalirea unui contract pentru I'm
anunt pc baza ca in anunt Sc H.
cea: ..Prima 81 Singura Agentie
Rom1na Crestina 81, face para
da de cuvinte. - Foarte cum!n-
te. Cum sa Sc publice cu stirea
noastra anunturi carl coprind
minciuni9 La dracu! Nor stin ne
Sc zece agentii romine creStina,
intimate de multi, ell foarte mnlt,
inainte de agentia d-lui Cumpa-
mas 81 de. in cumpana dreptatii
n are ce. cauta minciuna.
Cinta un cintec mai fartate
81 lasa-te de- ntristare.
Banul care-I dai>in vinturi
Vira-l in marci de crutare.
(War Saving Stamps).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-13
|NF0RMAT|UN[

Conferinta de pace blamata pen
tru cele ce Sc petrec in Ungaria.
- Opinia oamenilor de stat en-
glezi> este ca conferinta de pace
este vinovata de situatia de acum
din Ungaria.
Se spunc ca conferinta de pace
a oprit pc Romini la inceput de q
pune capat regimului lui Beia
Kun, lar acum incearca Sc opreas-
ca armata regelui Ferdinand de a
culege roadele victoriei eli. Sc spn-
ne ca conferlnta de pace pavat
calea monarchistilor, lasind I'm
garia i'm ghiarele revolutiei.
Cincizeci vagoane de hrana pen
tru Cleveland. Cleveland. -
Floyd Waite fost luni in Co
slunbns incercind Sc capete alte 80
4vagoane Gu hrana ramasa de la
armata pentru Cleveland.
i Waite spune ca daca va pntea
ca Sc capete alta hrana, atunci
va deschide, din partea orasului,
o pravalie Ia Armory nnde Sc ~
'vinde alimente de hrani fSra niei
Nh venit, II.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-13
Hrana prin posta. .

Hrana prin posta. = Postmaste.
rul Murphy a dat astazi instructii
la toti factorii postal cum Sc pro
cedeze in facerea' comenzilor pen
tru hrana ce va Fl trimisa prin
posta.
Factorii postali vor incepe Sc ia
comenzi Gle la oameni imediat ce
vor primi liste din Washington.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-13
Print contrabandist.

Print contrabandist. = Copen-
haga. - Printul de Wied va tre-
ce in istOrie ca primul cOntraban-
dist aerian. Sburind intr 'un hi
droplan ell a aruncat pachete cu
lucruri de valOare ce apartment
easel de SaXonia, pc cOasta Sye-
diei. Politia a pus nina pc dol
oameni ce faceau parte din suita
printului 81 la inchis. S'a desco-
perit ca a fOst o fntreaga conssd-
ratie ca sd scoata lucrurile de va
Ioare din tara, in fruntea Garcia
a stat printul de Wied.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-13

Bell Phone: 5445.
Hrana prin posta. = Postmaste-
rul Murphy dat astazi instructii
la toti factorii postal cum Sc pro-
eedeze in facerea' comenzilor pen
tru hrana ce va fl trimisa prin
pcsta.
Factorii postal vor incepe Sc ia
comenzi Gle la oameni imediat ce
vor primi liste din Washington.
Arestati peptru bette in oras
,,uscat" Cleveland. Sapte din
ire cei>patruzeci de motoristi are
staff Luni an fost acuzati ca an
minat automobilul pc cind eran
beti. Cum 2Beti in nn oras dry" {?
Conspiratii in Mexico Ell Pa
so. - In Chihuahua s'a descoperit
o conspiratie care tindea sd incite
garnizoana din acel oraS Sc re-
volta contra generation lui Caran-
ia 81 intreaga armata sc treaca de
partea lui Villa. Tn numar insem-
nat de ofiteri federali 81 soldati
au fost arestati.
Papa contra unirii bisericilor.
Roma. - Ziarul official al sea-
unnlui, sfinttpublica 0 epistola a
cardinalului ! Patsizi, vicar4l &c.
a raj al Papei P:us al IX-lea,
serisa in anul 1851, in care spu-
ne ca o unire intre biserici M
poate fl. fiindca credinta origi-
nala este credinta catolica. deci
toate celeIalte religii sa Sc intoar
ca la ca.
Scrisoarca aceasta a fOst repu-
bIicata ca raspuns la fnvitarca
facuta de biselica PrOtestanta
Americana. ca toate bisericile Sc
trimita reprezentanti de a discll-
ia ,.chestii ce privesc credinta''. i.
Atelierele cailor ferate in con-
ditii normale. Washington. =
evenimentele de la sfirsitul sap
tam1nei trecute Sc asteapta sc re-
zulte in restabilirea conditiilor
normale in toate atelierele cailor
ferate.
Directorul Hines este gaia de
q incepe negociatiunile GU cerc-
rea mariri platilor cum la in
struat presedintele Wilson, ade-
ca imediat ce eamenii tOti si-au
reinceput lncrul, consider1ndu-se
esirea lucratorilor in greva de lie
gala.
Deportarea strainilor. - New
York. - New York. - Liga pen
tru Asigurarea Nationala in con-
ventia tinuta in New York de-
els ca Sc inceapa . campanie ca
guvernul Sc deporteze pc toti
strainii carisnn stu englezeste 81
nu silesc ca Sc inyete aceasta
limba.
fndeplinirDa unui juramint. -
Paris. Un bolnav de Ia Triniti
din Paris y pms, Ia fnceputul raz-
boiului un juramint ca daca
Franta va syfnge, el-va face IN
pelegrinai de Ia Paris pima IA
mormintul 81 in Orleans. Zilele
aceste ompl s'a tinut de jura-
mint 81 a heut drumul pc JOS NJ
ma la Orleans.
Germans cere credit. Ber-
fytt > ~ 4 " \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-13
De 49 orr inaintea tribunalului

in 10 ami. - Pittsfield, Mass. =
Robert Bailey, hot de meserie a
fost pima acum de patruzeci 81
trei de ori in fata tribunalulni
din Darlington 81 de sase orr in
fata tribunalului suprem in timp
de 10 ami. y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-13
Frati Sc casatoresc 81 divortea-

Frati Sc casatoresc 81 divortea-
in in aceiasi ri. = st. Louis. =
Dol frati gemeni, fosti ambii sol
dati S 'au casatOrit in aceiaSi III,
81 acum Edward 81 Ben Wander
Pluym s'au prezentat tot impre-
una in fata judecatorului cerind
divort
Edward cere Sc fle divortat de
sofia lui de care sa despartit in
August 1917, cind a plecat in ar
mata. FL acuza sofia ca desi ma
ritata ca spunea ca fata 81 mer-
gea Gu alti barbati.
Ben cere divort de jumatatica
lui de care s'a despartit cind a
intrat in armata. el acuza nevas7
ia ga nu a voit'se iasa ell ell in
strada cind era imbracat in uni
forma, ell mai spune ca sOtia-i a
re alt dragut, 81 ia a declarat ca
s'a casatorit GU ell ca sd puma mi
ia pc averea lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-13
Germania ,,prea ocupata"

Ucl IHdai16 UP106 00UP@U"
Berlin. = Char pc timpul acesta
Germania este foarte ocupata ou
repararea industriei 81 masinei
economiee, incit ii este impossible
ca sd Sc ocupe 81 Gu chestiile 81
dalitoare 81 alta de delicate, ca
numirea de ambassador 81 alti. a.
gent diplomatici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-13

Arestati peptru bette in oras
,,uscat" Cleveland. Sapte din
ire cei>patruzeci Gle mOtoristi are
staff Luni an fost acuzati ca an
minat automobilul pc cind erau
beti. Cum 9Beti in IN oras dry" I?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-13

Fetele care s'au marital prin
scrisori 81 numai dupa fotogra-
fie, ajung la porturile de pc Goa
sta Pacificului in un numar tot
mai mare
Otelurile Sc vor scumpi. - Wa
shington. = Ca un rezultat al in
chiderei barurilor din otelele
mari, pretul camerilor va creste
foarte multi. Otelierii au spus ca
Gu inchiderea lbarurilor, aproapc
jumatate din profitul lor scade,
deci sunt siliti ca sa Sc recon-
penseze din alta parte.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02
NCR-sgrTUDF TO COLUMBUS

''The inEratitude of princess has become a by-word in our language. A great satirist has said that "Grat- itude" is thanlzfulness for favors to come. InErattude is base jealousy of the power to bestow blessing ngs-with- out which their recipient would have perished, The vilest ingratitude in history is Cumnlerorated today, Sept. .. Columbus set sail from HispaniOla, on Sept. ?, 1904, for Spain, his final leave of the country which he had discovered, a discovery that had been to him a source of unutterable vexa- ton and the meanest ingratitude. Court favor had turned aganst him in Spain, His sons had been greeted by jeers. BOhadlla had been appointed, by Isabella herself, governor of His- pantola. He had Columbus put into irons, and shipped him to Spain. The great disCoverer insisted on wearing these chains in Spain until they were removed by royal order. But he kept them always hanging in his cabinet as "thc memorial of the reward of service" said he. But the soul of Columbus knew that the joy was not in the fame, nor in the guld,-but in the joy of doing the great deedl
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02
ITALY CLAEMS
 HIGH COST OF
 LIVING RECORD
Newspaper Shows Prices Are Higher Than
 In Other Countries.

Rome, Sept 2-CCorrcspondencc of The Associated Press) Italy is tho most expensive Allied country in which 10 live, according to statistics published by tho populo Romano, which observes that the human body must be furnished with $500 Calorfes a day and that this would require equal to 30 grams of bread, 1J0 grams of meat, 20 grams of oil, 800 grams of potatoes, 75 grams of rice, D grams of vegetables, 25O rrarns of milk, 25 grams of sugar and 60 grams of fats
 such a ration costs 26 cents in London. 30 cents in New York, 49 ccutsz In Paris and 60 cents In Italy" says thc newspaper, whose estimate is confirmed by the statistical society of lserrc, which shows the rise in the COST of living in various countries as follows:
 Italy, 4SI per cent; France, 36S rav cent: England, 240 per cent. and rhe United States, 22O per cent. Of course. it must be remembered that -l,o cost of living, before the war, was higher in America than in Eu- rope.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02
CONDITIONS ON WHICH SILVER
 STAR IS WORN

Tho following information concern Ing the wearing of stars on Victory Buttons has been received ar the local Army RecruItlue Station:
 "Ir has been Drought to the atteu- lion of tho War Department that Sil- vor Starz are being worn on Victory Ribbons and in some cases for cita- tons which under Army Regulations, arp not sufficient authority for that
 decoration The conditions which
 must He fulfilled are set forth in Army RCgularions and 3t cannot be worn unless an thrcc of the following conditions a-c fuIfIlIcd.
 ~tnD Tho citation must he published force commanded by a general officer
 "A SDecla7 citation certificate does not carry with tt a silver star. neither 1ors a. citation in orders rom Head
 quarters of a force commanded by an officer below the r~ade of general off, ccr, even rhoueh it may be apHrop-i- ato command of 9. general officer, "C11 "A silver star cannot be worn for any citation for which a Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Medal or Disti0guishrd Service Cross was awarded
 "ac1 The citation must be for gal ' laut--- 5n action This does not mean ' extraordinary individual heroisn but ! it does require that the acts for which
 awarded were pe-for1ned in a gallant manner and u1der hostile fire. and Irhe citation must distinctly show such | tp have been the Casa
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02
SOCIALISTS OUTING

Several Hundred people enjoyed tne Bruua1 or-.0- and picnic oP rho So- rflrls-4 .0F Tgr.= =--rrp-rs r- Forest Park TH-t-rlaE A ErH D-1rrrE-u was E-.uu and ar7on- Tho r~1raruo-t soeas-rs who TI F~r-eFrH tho Ea+na-.rr gs --o tHo former guna-raferta- caudtda1e Samuel E-- lsn- rf-fav -r Now York and S1r--ol E -aVVt-1 r--- known in ug-vsu1urr circles tu t1o metropolis
 Members rr tro so1f1F-t -a-.- win hold am Important meeting at the head -.Jlar'ters- 7a-u11lE- ovs----- when Lhn rteEr- for -r- Cn-z-E cHr--frn vyl1 loo dis~r7ee1 anT plans made for Tho annual convention t0 he hold fn C'r.1frar
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02
TurBrrE I'D MILTON

Tho --buto ro great mon "7,h5 zsr1 ru1a o-r 77trl-g r-1ra thclr v-rz. fa rlacnr tablets fu fine church where they worehIrUed. or are buried or where rhetr fiery -~1ra E7=vaT n7u1- tItuGes was sirra-Iv tT-uv-rateE Sep teuhrr 1. fhe auulvrrsaTE Of pIacs-g a marble buet of John Milton the poet Il t1la church of s. GEos Grip paerate, London, in 1Tg3 Tho old church was erected fn the 14tn cen terry. Within its walls are buried Danis1 1Dsfoo. Tho autHor or Goblrson Crlrsue, and Foze, author of -ho Book Of Martyrs But the church is chief 1y notable for being tl" shrine Of tno tomb of John Milton buried here. In 1904. a s-at1a Of Milton wtth re Refs from Corlus and Paradise Isg~- on Inc pedeSfa1 was erected nra- the north door. In Jho adjaoeut house Of the parrish Milton wrote Para.disa I,ost Tho celebrated .'JIrs1b Street. of poets in tlo vicfnity of thc church iS now called Milton street
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02
THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
THE
s86 FAIRFTT5LD hVFNUB

Xhth N0nF ItelIins Hf'DI. a4fh Elementary and advanced subjects covering hiRh-school and earlier grndes, in preparation for college. technical and professional schools, business. and the large preparatory schools.
 Every student given individual in- struction by experienced teachers. Thorough work; no rcd tnpe; shorter coursea Outdoor and indoor athletics. VINCENT C. PECK, Head Master.
 Ia-~Ss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02
OPIUM SHIPPED 10 MEX XICO FR0M
 JAPANESE PORT
Big Profit Made By Those Who Struggled Drug In
 to Country,

lrc,,tco City Sept. IA shipment of crude opium consigned as Japaucso ''cigars" was imported into Mexico through Salina Cruz on March 90, 1917. from Kobe. Japan, acvordiuG to declarations wado by ", r. Herr mann. described by Jbc papers here as a ''Gormau barker,' ip a deposition made in court. following D vigorous autl-opium campaign by tho press.
 F,zccnt for a raid by police and health officials and tho 1cGas inquiry in which Hermann nEurcd the opium cvuoso has not hcon pNes=cd iu tho courts Although TTcrsFn1nr, in his 7rruefttcu. did mot give the size Of tho shipment imported iu l9ls, the rows,a ~erS declare 5t totallod 5.oNo ktIograua and that at present prices, was valued s. 2.EO0>00o pesos Tn tho raid crude opium Na1ura at 23,ooo pesos was so5zod is is said and chou- sands of tiny empty tins supposedly usod for retailing s51e prepared drnE, v-ero ao77r&
 According 20 she uowsra2crs, tho profits oF tnn op.urs tr1dc, on thc one snf0rrrur a-crcrr-D7 to, ran Into millions Of pesos Is as satG shat an Involved svs--u1 oP sugnwEIg0F- resulted Tn most uf fno narcotic nr'0E S0.4 m mo N-afrca Sgatca n was shipped as s.afe- ~s.T s-~e ovor Tho Inc 5n au-0- mobiles cc1fnro1 vsrh double gasoline tanks and cr--trt ar~nss in hand bag r7aa Nv a sba-E Of Germans according Co tho rcvr1-t.o0= hn~o.
 SrBr -nr NTcrtaan law does not pr,r.br- tsr-rr--s.ous of opium. the 7--Fa~7l ,7apa---naut or h>arth being rr~ea~n-r 1--y to I-e sa-o, tha drug Gr-en-re r,~r0e1 trcfr oncrat Hons 10 s-sn-e Hr n7vsous methods ln rhc R~a.ecE 5a-s@ Branches Of fho or r-asza .rou arc s-I1 to have operated at >,rovo Laredo. Mex, New york and Cor F~nue-e-n.
 ur-z-- rHH- c7m07f-n against 1he t-t Fr.s t... rrn.r= printed c1a~-0s and ueruus oF paranna-aa 7s tn0u-a l@~l ,av-s rt7 moi exist.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02
NEWTOWN
Special to The Times)


 Newtown, Sept. 2-The Sandy Hook baseball team are enjoying the con gratuiations of friends on the two victories of Sunday and Labor day. On Sunday they won against the Lee Manufacturing Company of Danburys score 12 to 4. Labor day they de feated the Bethel nine score 1 to 0 which was a deciding game as the Bethel and home teams were a tie each having won a game previously. Sundays game was played on the home grounds called polo grounds" at Pine Grove park. Sandy Hook. Mondays Eame was played in Bethel. Both games were attended by crowds of tho friends of both teams and a Jolly party rode into town from Beth el cheering and otherwise giving the home folks tidings Of their success That Sandy Hook has Q ball nine to be proud of is growing to be a con viction
 Country club enjoyed one of the most successful days since its organi- zation. Over 75 were served at din- ner for which Mrs. Sophie KrauDlen was caterer.
 In the golf tournament finals for August the contest was between Paul Smith and Philips Morris the latter won the silver cup in the mems driv- ing contest Mir. II. II. Davis Of Dan bury was winner. In the ladies' ap- preaching and putting contest under the leadership of Mrs A. J. smith and Miss Caroline George each with nine mem bers, Miss George won with a score of Ill. Mrs. Smiths 117-
 In the semi-finals MT. Coles team won over pr. Peck's team, guests from Bridgeport, Danbury and else where enjoyed the day at the club house and grounds.
 School opens in NewtOwn, Wei- nesday morning. The teachers first meeting was held Tuesday afternoon at the High school building.
 The Equal Franchise League will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Charles r. Bear7Isley of Newtown St. President Mrs Lydia B. Glover will preside. After this meeting chairmeu to conduct meetings, and otherwise further the interests of the league by their individual initiative and responsibility are chosen as fol lows; Miss Louise BiElow, Miss s. B. Scudder. Mrs Louise Gibson, AIrs. Leo T. Eckson, Mrs. Mary D. Cor bett, Mrs. w. B. Glover.
 Sandy Hook band rendered a very enjoyab7e concert at the Sandy Hook post office square to complete the holiday program. A dance fol- lowed at st. Nary's hall which was largely attended by the young folks.
 Hiss Dorothy James, N. F. g. 1918. Miss Dorothy Mee1er. Miss Mildred COrbett. Mss Anna ConuOTS, V. H. s. 1919 are all starting the fall term at the commercial school of Booth and Baylis in Bridgeport which open cd today.
 Miss Alice Brome is visiting friends l Tn Brid geport.
 Miss Ina Driscou and Miss Flor l ence Gannev of the Newtown teach ing corps returned from a visit tc ! Philadelphia. Pa
 ] Mrs. NJ n. Corbett and family en- | tes-ta1ned on Sunday and over the ! holiday. MT. J. 4. Black and son | MT. and Mrs, Terrence Doran ot l Bridgeport.
 Mss Georgia Eorthrop Of n, l graduating class of 1919 will teach | school in the Gregory's Orchard dis | --fc- school the ensuing year,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02
R MBITI0N N
 PILL 5
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic--the famous w@nde11's Ambition PillB-that will put vigor. vim and vitality into nerv- ous tired out. au in. desponaant pso- pie in a few days in many instances.
 Anyone can bay box for only 60 cents, and J. ID. Harslgau and IIindIe Pharmacy arc authorized by The uak- CT to refund the purchase price if anyone % dissatisfied with tas nrst box purchascd.
 Thousands praise them for general debility. nervous prostration. mental daprcssi0n and Unstrung nerves caus- cd by over-induiEence in alcohol. to- bacco. or ovuTwork of any kind
 For any affiietion of the nervous system WsDdsIrs Ambition Pills are .tnsurpasscd. while for hySterta. trembling and neuralgia they are siEss- ply splendid Fifty cents nt J. D. I4a-ss=an's and Hindle Pharmacy and dealers eveTywhers-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02
BUILDERS LIBEL
 "NOELNND~ ON
 HER FIRST TRIP

Tho maiden trip or rlo new steamer Nor1aud. 0fyln- between ErtE=e~or- 1-d Port ,1rTsr-0- caue To a 0utgE cad -rHrnrI7E when Tro n07L was ar- t-.uc5 or lfr0. r-0u1r- rv tre Hunt Cons r1r- on C0w1arE of Long Is 1a-d Iravl~= about -01 people ua- r1onaf ln Tu~t TEfHeTs10. When word 0f tho vo1gtDe1~o re1enaz BrifTeuort Che stsar--r Pork C--v irlu1r1 1tel- set our ou a special Trip ro rrang the evcuraFuf-r nrrE t1 T~ifEeuur-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02

The first step in reducing the cost of living is for the Investigating com
 nittees to have their pictures taken.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02
PIUCI1El

Well" said Uncle Joe, ;-fter a solo by a fashionable church choir tenor. eff that aiu't the rudcsL thing I ever saw. Just as soon as that young man began to sing every other member of the choir stopped. But he went through with it. By love, I must say I admire his pluck"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02
THE CAUSE

Tyhr youngest came crying to his mother
 Why. dearie--- she exclaimed What is fhc mztter-~
 Dad was lifting a bg box and 1t fcn on his toes" explained the child, between SObs.
 "EuL" continued the mother, ''that is hardly anything to cry about You should have laughed at it-''
 '-I did said the boy
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02

Many women don't dare dress sensi- bly,, as such cccentrtclty would be too Conspicuous.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02
AsTNTNE PREACHER.

A fool has seldom been answered "accprdtuE to his folly with more aDpror-larcness than was the local p~eacher who coas1ed at a dinner Iable tEat tho Lord had opened his mnuth to preach without sending him to college first
 '-Tnd-eE.- replied a cura-s who was present. ''hvu- very Interesting A similar event happened in Ba- ls1-1-s time -'--I-Zchang
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-19

occupant, he himself having recently
been dismissed from the hospital in
Paris where he spent FIVE months.
Loyal Mystic Legion of America,
Omaha Council No. 253, will give
a card party and dance Friday,
January ~, at the A. o. U. w, hall,
Fourteenth and Dodge streets.
Auxiliary to Meet.
The Gen.. Henry w. Lawton aux
Hilary to United Spanish War vet
Grams will meet Wednesday at s
p. m. in Memorial hall courthouse,