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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-12-10
New Antlseptle Discovered.

At Bellevue hospital, New York, they
are using a new antlseptic, discovered
by F. A. Mardon, a graduate nurse,
who has been working on 1t for %
years. 1t is called chlorsal and is
similar to several other antlseptics,
but has the great advantage over them
OF not being affected by exposure to
the air.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-12-10
NOTICE.
Office Board County Commissioners,
Pal ILL IA Al n ann a

Office Board County Commissioners,
Rockville, Nd. March 2, 1920.
Ordered this day by the Board of County
Commissioners for Montgomery county,
that the road known as No. 10, running
from the River Road to the Conduit Road
be and the same is hereby closed to public
travel until further notice The object of
closing this road is to replace a bridge on
same. and all persons are hereby warned
that they travel this road at their own risk.
BY order Of the Board
JOHN X. LEWIS
mar 5-u President.
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The y Deal House.

Nr > u Marksbry has return-
81 FROM d vi..t to Nr. & & Br"wn
o. Louisville
M,ssrs u " Mrlau aud Fisher
Gains - Danvillc we've ~ Lancaster
Monday on business
Mr. ana Mr. u 5 Gumc.. OF Ley.
incton. spent the week ui With w
ard ir- Fat sutton
III ana M rrv~.o,. Bfu~u aa,r
moved irto a., home recently ,acA'
81 and o~nrd b, W 0d Ms Snlle,
Hn
w and M. whe,l.r Mr. Ransin
and uis EsA Rank y DanNillc
we're guest. Friday - w. Iri W.,
E.r Wued
ar and NJ Hudson vho ha, b
been IN. russts ~ th.', son. Rev
Hurr, Hudson ann Mr. Hudson. haNs
rIurncd 20 their hcipo in Sharps
burr
Mt Elizabeth Jossph .en MondsN
for Chattanooga. whore ~. vii maE,
h.r hnm, ,n IN. futirc l.aNastrr
friends rcgr,, the d,na"Urr ~ thr
-Ncclleu' woman
NJ \ ~ BaGsraw leaves this
assA fot Illinois. whcrv he viii at
t,na som, Angus sa',s. later ta,lng
IN the grat international show At
Ch,c,go uu November 27tt
The wedding II Mis- Man ic
Storm Dunn 20 W PI.scll Way
lsnJ viii tax, place ,aturia, after.
noon at O'Clock O.. 't, Howc ~ hsi
parcnts. Nr aut Nh " 4 Pricr.
on Richmond foad
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Nh " y Burton hss been a r.
cent visitor m Lexington
Mr. ! e. Mcrshor has been W.
tins NJ , p Cover D. Dansills
ID " \ Farusu 10, returned
from mort .tay IN l.rNipgiuu and
nsG ~,
See, Jor Franc,, as F, r,taruci frur.
fca d. .tay n - lolis ae,i
f1uis'i.le
N,, L.csigr u Roninson and Mn
: Gilbcr hay, bee recent visitors
~ paH,iilc
ai.. Kat ana Lillian hmnalrd
l.ev returned from Vnsi 70 rela
ivu near Nrholas,i,ie.
Mas Pauline Burdettr. Of Burvin.
1as bvcu The guest of he astcf Mn.
Br.oks IN Garsrd County
Mr. and Mr. aohr GU kmnAlfd
moved Monday TO the new HAssidet
nuhgalo~. on Richmoui svenus
MIR ana Mr. Roy Haynes and Ut
lie Katherine Shelb, Faulkner. Who
nave been guests of Mrs ". u
Mason have returned Ia Hillsboro.
Ohio
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A SPLENDID HOME
AND Z ACRES OF
LAND
AT AUCTION
Saturday, November II
z O'CLOCK o NJ

III properly - r. % .ca. b.
Ga,rari County %. Lancaster and
Huck,g pike rp 20 rtatersviil,
> Mt go Pike witt "i ysrl aHi
% %, ,f ill'l
That ri,h ,sno,' ~. t.ha,gr land.
"so-s.01 seven ro.a f-lmr Gweil-
Hr fararr. .mo.s hlnsr. poultr
tous. aad four ,4om trrau, mouse.
Ia splendid noishh,rnocd q mile,
from Lancas,cr puhhr School In
siehi and = miles ~ TIE Graded
School at HucArVr Ouc.nalf mile
flam church.
Here is a chance 10 buy nice
home with enough rrouni 10 make a
living on. You will cldom find one
like this for sale.
Mr.. Grow has bought other proper
~ and has directed ne TO sell this
one To the High Dollar" VIII be
sold ON easy terms and 10, possession
January list. 1927.
Don't forget the aats saturday.
Nov. "a at 2 o'cock. Sale conduct.
ed by
Swinsbresd. The Real Ests,s Man.
Lancaster, ksssSsLy.
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BUYS Corn At
$5 Per Barrel.

rhe price ~ corn. 81 r.r hnrr q.
.iiIi maintained m MADISON county.
'lcre ' 1g POGO eductiol reported. a.
.p.lrF lowe rriccs hay, b,,n repor'
ed in other localities. Farmers ~,
clar, hey viii have tc paintain this
price to realize a prof, on their pro
duct J. A. holland has purchase
from Jerry Cornelison 200 barrels at
81 per barrel. this being one Of the
largest -ales IN this immediate vicir.
ity ,thi. week Rlchr ond gcvi,t,r
II, How VINO wait fof tomorrow
iiNes uH 'ie c-umh. oi TO-DAY
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Notice

All persons indebted to the esi4
of Mary Bell Taylor. deceased. viii
please pay the came now OF a. soou
a. same becomes due. 20 me ur o.
my attorney. J. +. Robinson. ard a.
persons having claims against the e..
tate of Mary Bell Taylor ar, h,reb'
notified tc present them properl,
proven according to iav. immediate
", 10 the undersigned or my attor
ney, J. - Robinson. ~ l.ancasisl
hen,ucky.
This November Slh,, 1890
Cyrus Taylor, Executor oi ,hc
Estate ~ Mary Bell Taylor
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Resigns As Attorney
For l.. & N.

! b. Rob busar who has been the
local Attorney for the l.. a ~ Rail
road Company for Carrard County,
resigned Nov. lst. n. connection TO
take up November iIth. Mr Rob
inson now m no way connected
with the legal departure ~ the L. a
y No successor ha, set been moved
Ia take the local Attorney for the
railroad COMPANY
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Upton Evans

Mr.. :Dencs Evans Young farmer
Of Boyle County and Miss Victoria
Upton Of GaIrard County were mar
ried Saturday by JUDGE G. W. Coul-
ter. at the court hoCse. Mr.. Evans
IA 20 years of are AMI young man
of entergetic habits while his wife
is 10. is highly spoken Of in her home
county. This paper extends wishes
for a long and happy life.-Dan,ills
Advocate.
The central record., 1920-11-18

Salt in Barrels ana Sacks Car
rard Milling Company u-ll-2
\ nie, u,h supper every Friday
n.gh, az Hotel Hengar.au
Don't fail to see our complete
Anas. display. December ~.
A. Mrs Rclla irnoil Francis.
WANTED: Chickens and eggs. 4,
hlrhcs, market prices. Hotel Ken.
rarlan
FOR SALE Two registered Bil
type Poland China boars.
n-ll-tf Brewer Layton
Ear Fresh Cement b per saeL
Garrard Milling Company
n-il-2
twenty bushels OF hili onions fol
.alo S.H E.tos.
Lancaster Ky, 4 ,. u Ne g.
Il-i-3t-pil
FOR SALE; New six horse pow.i
gasoline engine. Fairbanks and Mors,
and Ross feed cutter. Priced to sale
ll-il-u " y. Burton
Sacrifice lS's ac es farm, > mile.
olt " Lancaster. rich land; room
house out buildings, r,ea orchard
AMI plcuty Of Vater. win trade fol
other property Price right, terms
rta sonahls J. " Renzlev.
y -. koV l12. Lancaster. ~.
ll.t-'f
FOR RENT ,Garsge adjoining IN.
hotel for year la2i Possession Civ
en- January Let. For further infor-
nation call on
Mrs. Rella Arnold Franc
i10-2i-tfl
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Mr.. Marrarrt Hafsrc,- II Jackson
has been the guest of H. ana Mr.,
u G. Roc Boz Bpan,.vilc
Mr. aui Mr. 20 Il Bourne and
iaughter. were the glc.ts Sunday of
Mr. aud AIR y " Dunn ~ Atoka.
Miss r.ina Bcrkcl. who - teaching
\ 'alu,ah. BE- expected Friday and
will be one of tNc br' le'- maid IN the
Dunn Waylrud we'd iirg
NJ a1i Nh, ligc Ford are re-
cciy.ng congratulate. upon the ar
riya. q fine boy baby. who made
his appearance la, tuesday night
The -tork visited the nOme 81 Mr.
and Mr. IIarri, Tcat SUNDAY morn
INK and left fine hoy. The young
gentleman na. been chrst.ned W VI
NJ ~; sutton ,rtcitaln.H az ni.
country hoar, lasi Ncluc 'sy at q
siN n'clocb dinner ,hc gu,sts being
Nr A. X walker. \ Bcazlry. rom
Ballard. y \ lear. George smith
and joe burnside
Mr. aEs Mr W Ross Ra.un anJ
pretty little dsugh'cr afr r Louis.
vile thu N,ea Nr Bsstiu went TO
attend the lc-msi \ 90, iauor. which
meets there tbs Nre. ~ couli
have ,ta,rd .n Ian.I.,fr auG done
,rst tE,s vses
i,- IfiaD 1ay., - N.sgTa.H Las
ls,ucd inN.i".or l,r paI g. Cd, Park
Pac. lhurs .ay n,-iflIrr. c.mpr.
myn;asS q, Mss Elizabeth uahan.
a3os. wef. axe to ~. liaratt sun
ri. Of ShrJvcport L.. viii tase
b see No, 18th - nv .'. Ai,aca,s
a., animal Silver f,s gwen a. lLc
Pre-. byteri.u Chusch ea largely at
tended ant greatly r-iovcd The
Chu.cr Ma. decorate - white and
yellow chrysanihcmur aud many
autumn leaves Saln .andwichcs.
beaten biscui's coffrs and chocolate
n,-rc served
Mrs Leu reatsr S.s hostes. 80 a
IL o'clock dinneI Ia : number 81 her
friends. The following guests were
present; Mr. Henry Moore. Mrs, J.
u, kinnaird. Mrs. Ta,. .or Rainey. Mrs.
Brutps Wearen. Mr., n V Bastin
Ma Sam Cotton. Me- ! \ Anon.
Mr. Forrest Stnpp ano 'i.s cleo
Nsir.r
Ms,ss N,rvnia Moran. oi Ashland.
Elizabeth dur,ly. ~ paaurah. Al
irnc T.stmgn - Le'.' g,cu. Ser,sude
wslllngfy,. ~ Cyr't.ans Martha
BuoAman. ~ u, ia'.oa. Aaua
Biarkei' Owes. of "aJueah. Flor
crve Brown, ~ padarah. and Mrs
Bradley Bon1rt ~ Versailles viii ar
rive ihut. .g q" .Urr d. $50 .r'
with Mis- Mapis Stp-'Acs puru
hsf klizn returned re-
Gently trpm Lat astei, where she wa
ra'ied r. attend Inc fuu rai S73 bur
Ia 81 her auu,. Mr. IAN, srkcy.
Rall.W, aged o. ycai> Mr., EallsV
Vas noble chr stian No aar devoted
Ia her chun'h aud b-r ,s,slnv away
closed the NE - one who's, sole pur-
pose tas 10 Il, good She ~ns the
last surviving aunt of Miss Eliza
Lackey and h,r brother, Mr. chas
l.ack.y. ~ park willie Dapviil. Mes.
senger
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cor StlE;-My rc,ia,ncs on
Crab Orchara stree; with t~o aes.
of groun House has eight room, .
- halls. bath room, no, and cole
water. electric lights and all modern
convoniences. insinding all out buiid-
ines. Now occupied by \. ". kavr-
naugh. Possession Jam lst, 1872
Phone iO2 Henry \. Moor,
tlO-ti-.f
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Birthday Party

o., q IN, no.t .1io, able events
of he week was reception IN the
form ~ birthday inniversary at
the home of Mrs james Smith on
Maple Avenue.
The organization Fnowu a. The
Circle Girls" met - eel 'hrate their
18th anniycrsary Tins society j.
note foI n. accomplishment ~ somc
prcsl aim, ard - 60 ,perati,c spirit
II j. known a. Thc Nolr iaii VI
.,snsfr Su,igtX
fos lsr rTectiv, -r,.cp it D. di-
v.lct into thrc, ''SIsions. A. q
Who'll, Z = this year hac.ing the full
finance, 90 a College IN. y the col
lqegs - Missions "a Indianapolis
\ u"t"ue 80 va. Presented &C. the
s.te.ublru gue.is Nv 'r, Ross Ba,tin
VIVA arrived little ~ a''n fout-
teen new m,mbcr. % H.ult n the
vrrs p' hCr division { vrich sne l.
ne loa,rr The lov, 81 'heevcniug
isvHn iu cont. -. raI's~ ni etc.
the ,iasc oi the happy occasion
Ula iD The Ns1I.of lining room
who're hule caac adorned with
tu'',s cavll.,, rces ud c,nfcctior-
aries were 1HI,vcu ~ about fifty
quests Mr. Smith b., l,irul home
ana lavish hospat.in vil hc q Red
Cettcr day ~ the hl ,pry ~ the So
cict,
Anyone can have good time.
n be oniV thinks 80
pccupy.ng th, iu,lt.a char
. is rot altogether be OF roses \
fellow has TO do - much ,uuirming
he wears ont a ot % perfectly good
pants.
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LOSr.--On frday. Sov. !2tn. a
Bay mare in medium flesh. white face
and Nhite mind foot: between - and
l5 hands nigh; shoe of right front
foot. Please notify Robert Northern
a, Bourne. by. and will pay for her
keeping or call J II Lambert at
Bourne. Ky ll-ls-2t. pt
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Why not get ready for Christmas
early 10y taking your H.n.titching 10
Mr. Rella Arnold Francis Prices
per yard: 10 cts. st'agh' cotton. ! :
and H. cents silk th.ead.
We are showing ,ilk Aass in al
color, for embroidery also crochet
thread. Mr. Relia Arnold France.
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FOR RENT Our residence on
Richmond street. fuini.hed or unfur
nishci WIN rent for CO.. . months
pniy Nl. ~7l'i, flsi0.
FOR SALE Ca, ~ room hou-c
.a1wr o. the Creamery rropou ~
Pain, Irf \i.o "a a.s.. = hri
o.. u'i, from Pain; Lick . Walnut
meadow iik, sHioIrn. tine rrarci>
place " p ParSs. ra.r' ,frk. -.
li-.-it
FOR SSi.E.- Ms i1mc place. con
thinning - acres. Si.r two room 60;
f.er and porch. sooJ ci..,rn. 3oNiO
Jai1. all new. Lies or Richmond
pike two miles FROM Lancaster. II
odd at once soe- at q bargain.
l-is-1 -1t-pd ThIs " Conn.
Stray SU; Fror, 10Y place near
Cumu D,,k Robinson. slou, two
week. .eo. nl,cs hor.e mule, white
nose i've wears obi. ljie hands high.
Grateful tor any ,uf rnation.
iiti-2t CHARLES Dean Br
au',ville. Ky
STRAY En-: or .tuieu. SATURDAY.
Nov 9Th. white Fox Terror dog
Black head. bobbed tail Answer =,
the name o' Billie Reward Tor
his return or information leading 80
hi Whereabouts Phone i51-B.
Mrs james II Hamilton
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Salt in Barrels ana Sacks Car
rard Milling Company u-ll-2
The central record., 1920-11-18

Nf. . u MafksbIry has return-
~ FROM q vi,.t to Nr. 4 Z Br"wn
% Louisville
The central record., 1920-11-18

Anyone can have good Time.
n be oniv thinks 80
The central record., 1920-11-18

! nIe, r,h supper every i'r''a
n.ght az Hotel kengar'au.
The central record., 1920-11-18

Don't fail TO see our complete
Amas. display, December lst.
~. Mrs Rclla irnuil Francis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01
ONE AGAINST A THOUSAND

BRYAN Che speaking about prohibition and he is WI quoting from Scripture) that one shall pursue a thousand and that two shall pursue ten thousand.
 He says II and looking for other"
 Bryan is speaking faceousy Nobody knows better than he does that the of pre- vail against faehood in the minds of millions but also he knows well anybody else that truths that is to recent political discoveries have place po tical convention. w
 political convention of a major party meets to find the established work of the seeks to control government which in all but few things will fol- low we'll beaten track doing about what has done by proceeding governments.
 Social truths, discoveries and politics. though they destined to ultimate victory will immediate recognition. Changes and reforms which the thoughts and customs of mutitudes must be preached slowly and will be approached until the mind reaches higher level
 Bryan is not thousand The state of opinion the liquor question is pretty evenly divided MT. politician, would have little to not the pabulum politicians They great icans seldom
 Nor is this reflection upon politicians Those have to deal with the of must reflect the friends The will be at least generation behind social discovery and politicians cannot their clients do
 MT. Bryan knows that he is followed multitude He isn't sure that the other multitude isn't bigger
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01
BOARD CARES
 FOR SOLDIERS

About 100 cases of disabled ser- vice men, who are taking advantags of the vocational training proposition were taken care of by the Federal Board at their session in the County Court House this morning.
 The entire staff of examiners and advisers were in the Common Pleas Court room at o'clock and the ser vice men appeared early and kept the force busy all morning.
 The board will be in session until July and as this allows only four and a half days to examine and place the men from this district, H. L. Cutie, who is in charge of the cam paign here, requests that all who are soon as possible.
 Over 500 men were placed in New Haven and Hartford where the board has been in session for the past few weeks, and Connecticut is further ad- vanced in the work than any other state in the union.
 The men are allowed to hoose be- tween institutional training and placement training. In either case they are paid $50 a month by the government while training So far about 30 per cent. have chosen institutional training and the balance have been placed in mercan- | tile institutions while they are learn ing the business.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01
RISE IN SUGAR
 HAS MADE MANY
 4 MILLIONAIRES

Kingston, Jamaica, July 1-There mas never been so much money in Janalca as now. The sugar and ba- mana planters are fast becoming wealthy and if the present wave of prosperity continues for a few more years the island will have at least a dozen mi1lionaires
 Before the war sugar fetched only $50 per ton today it is bringing $500 per ton in the English market. The islands inhabitants are experiencing great difficulty in getting adequate supplies and it is only through the action of the Food Controller that eight per cent. of the output is kept Tor home consumption. The pros- perlty of sugar planters has led to large sums being invested in the pur- chase of the most up-to-date ma chinery for the manufactu of sugar Another central factory costing ST. 100000 will shortly be erected in the eastern portion of the island
 This years sugar crop has received a set back owing to a drought last Ing about three months. The resuI is that there will be shortage 1T the output.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01
STAFF PHYSICIANS
 HAVE AN OUTING

The staff physicians of St. Vincent's hospital and a few other invited guests held an outing and a sheep roast at Taunton Lake near Newtown yesterday afternoon The entire party assembled at the hospital at 10 o'clock in the morning and made the trip to the outing grounds by auto mobiles.
 noon's program. pr. Robert Keane's Resolute ball team hung the Indian sign on their opponents. explained by Dr. Daniel Mccarthy, in a rattling good game of baseball that went for 7 innings. After the game the gang enjoyed a sheep roast and a pow WOW. The party returned to the city in the early evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01
i. drink over fhelDEa

)DU would seem to me that it behooVesN ecticut to nominate for Congress such candidates as those who will come out in the open for a liberal construction of the beverage rights. Sugar is artif1cial1y priced owing to the great quantities used in temperance drinks If there is any excuse for the wealthy man to need stimulants for recreation, to take hlm from the monotony of his exist ence, where his resources are far greater than that of the worker, is it imaginable that the laborer should be denied his glass of beer? In many of the clubs in New York members have their lockers, which contain all the alcoholic equipments for their desires. To my mind this abominab1e prohibition act, is promoting class hatred that may lead to very disas- trous results. The unity of man is best established by the certainty of the Knowledge of equal rights for all and special privileges for none.
 Yours very truly,
 Lester o Peck"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01
Bedding Ridge. Con Editor Bridgeport Times, B


 Conn:
 On the very eve of the National Democratic convention at San Fran cisco. comes the question of an equi- vocal standard regarding prohibition, with an apparently divided sentiment as to the feasibility of wet or moist plank in the party platform. I have been a Democrat all my life founded principally on State Rights. It does seem to me that the states should determine what is their choice for leg islation within their boundaries, and not have states of sparse population with two U. $. Senators, such as Idaho or Nevada, dictate to more populous states what shall be their conduct. The most obnoxious condi- tion is the fact that men with idle means have. been able to stock their cellars with an abundance of liquors, sufficient to last a life time, while the worker is denied little beverage in the way of a glass of lager beer. The government loses a tax of upwards of $5SO, 100000 and it is generally al- legged that revenue agents at $1,50o per annum are getting very rich through bribery. It seems to be no
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01
COMPLAIN ABOUT
 =. UNBURIED DEAD

Shanghai, July Foreign resi- dents of the Jessfe1d and Kiaochow Road districts have asked the munici- pal council of the Internationa Set tlement of Shanghai to urge upon the Ghlnese authorities to bury a large number Of coffins containing the re- mains of Chinese that had been left scattered about fields and vacant tracts of the two districts. The com plaint grows out Of the Chinese GUS tom frequently of leaving their dead unburied for long periods
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01
CUMMINGS AS A DARK HORSE

T~ HE CONVENTION of yesterday as expressed In correspondence of the keenest newspaper the spot that Homer s. Cummings of Con nectcu is gaining in prestige If the convention should be- deadlocked he is likely compromise choice.
 There would be nothing strange in such solution Gum has been the Democratic harness for years land we'll any other to the Democratic eaderhip He that spirit which enables to their opinions without antagonzng those who hold opinions those personal characteristics (which endeared Mckinley to his contemporaries and which which he drew the friends who brought Jim presidential nomination.
 Cummings has the advantage of having recently Democratic leadership of most of the states of the task of defending the League of Naons from the hour
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01
ON sl5s |!l
bntinued from Page One

a dbntinued from Page One. they shPu1d be allowed to ssrvs riding pEblic, are printed
 All sorts efa1egal plicatiora1 result if the Connecticut Com make good their threat and re the trolleys from running in thiS and with the jitneymen preparir> make a fight it is more than lz that the matter will be taken high court and fought in drawn out legal battle. If the necticut Company are sincere in threat to remove all trolley trans tation it is expected that the trol will be withdrawn between Jul and August 1. Popular sentiI prevailing this morning favored jitneys over the troileys espec among the working classes who c they can not get to work on tims trolleys due to poor service.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01
TROOPS PATROL
 DUBLIN STREETS

Dublin, July 1-So1diers were hur- riedly called out of their barracks to- day by the discharge of firearms in the neighborhood of the Kingsbridge terminus of the Great Southern rail- way line. The troops patrolled the streets and stopped all pedestrians and examined their permits.
 A freight train was held up yes terday near Mullingar and five. car- loads of gasoline for military pur- poses were destroyed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01
INDEPENDENCE
 DAY LUNCHEON
 IN LONDON CLUB

London, July 1.-The Old Play goers Club here have arranged an Independence Day dinner which will De held at the Hyde Park Hotel on Sunday, July 4 in honor of the American actresses who have recent ly appeared in London
 The President, Lord Leverhulnae will preside and the guests of the evening will include: Miss Edith Day. Miss Mary Nash and Miss Peggy O'Nei1l.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01

N As chairman of The Democratic nationa he Is intercourse wi the who make nominations and in touch with mutations which from hour to hour change the affairs the convention. He has temporary chairman of the convention addressed it terms which commanded respect and compelled admiration While probable that MT. Cummings will be the nom of the convention it The Times said weeks improbable that the delegates will turn to him they find themselves deadlock and unable to choose be-
 tween the three leading candidates who at present control most of the votes
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01

As a result of an argument between Andrew Terfoy and Winslow John son. neighbors of Is Burr court, last night, both men were arrested on charges of assault and Terfoy was sentenced to 20 days in jail by the City court this morning. Johnson's S case was nol1ed after it developed that Terfoy had been indulging in too
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01
A SPORT REPRovED.

Marriage is a lottery" quoted u ostentatious cynic.
 We'll, replied M. Meekton,
 guess Henrietta is right She is cd stantly saying never had any bu1 ness to gamble.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01
DIED
STRICKFUS

STRICKFUS - In this city, July 1 1920, Joseph Strickfus
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 7so William street, on Saturday, July Srd, at S:30 n1., and from St. Charles church at 9 a. m with a solemn high rnA21.
 Interment St. Michaers eeme- tery. Automobile cortege P1 b*