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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-24

LIGHT TRUCKING and express deiiw
 cries, city and suburban; prompt ser
 vice. reasonable rates; factory con tracts solicited. For quick service cal Barnum 2562. Dz2aln
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-24
IAKEVlEW AUTO co.

Have your car overhauled now. Bring 1t here for a square deal and reasonable prices. Work guaranteed. s6O Boston Ave
 Joseph c. Bednar. Prop. Noble 7724. Res. lar 3432-15. Geai!s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-24
P. J. MURPHY. MOVING
3 TRUCKS RUNNING

TRUCKING OF ALL kINJS = Goodi moved on short notice, both local and long distance, ashes and other rub bish removed promptly. Factory truck ing a speciality. Excavation work don1 by contract. Prompt attention give1 to all orders, whether large orr small Call or write The Progressive Transfet Co, e45 Main St., Rooms 204 and 2oA Tel 2342 Barnum B19alH
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-24

FOR SALE INE KITCHEN STOVES $50 and >: used one season. Also parlor heate: SS and up. Gas and oil heaters 8 al: up. All kinds of household furnitur at lowest prices. Mrs. Holmquest, Bupnen St. Bar. 5S07. P23a = GRANITE and MARBLE MONUMENTS head stones and grave marks. Gene tery lettering and cleaning. Matthew son, French St. Bar. 1226-5. U10a!!s HARD WOOD, wed seasoned for fur. mace, kitchen stove, fire place, SS large load. Bridgeport Fire Wood Co., 52l Madison Ave Bar. 1922. G9as* JAMES J. LEON, Auct1oneer and Alp praiser. Let sell your old stock on commission We can do it. 15GS Main Street. nali* CLES-Specia1 for 15 days on all our Bicycles at s35 each. Senese, 2o40 Main St, North Ave. R20*. : FOR SALE = Mahogany parlor table and three odd mahogany chairs, sewing machine, white enamel beds, kitchen range, water heater, safe, roll top desk, screen doors mission china closet, violin, banjo, feather bed, lot of genu- inc antiques, straight back sofa dome, bureaus,s chairs, etc. Daniel P. keane, 1885 Main St. Bar. 4952-2. B12a*tf LEFT US furnish cemen. blocks to build your garage or retaining wall, etc. No painting, no repairing, hreproof cheapest in every way L. Bonitail, 12 Chase St, just off Island Brook Ave. Rarnurn 903-4.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-24

UPHOLSTERING, interior decorating, baby carriages repaired, carpets, oil attended to. Janos. 245O Main St. Noble 349. TIZ3ali%
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
@torn1 Feterleu oe,mcuterer.

Storm Neterlcn CT gien1lem
"95e lt1ollan0 Mpis" blepe11 befienot
1ne6 set meget omtalte Srterbie>p
og bans Slr0trpf af Mmcrifa, og-
iom Set forrelten nar at Dente -
er bette eS%Srterpielp fingcret, @tornr
@eterlen fjen6er intet til set. &ol'
bar tillen6t "9eor6lpiet" ct 9emen-
ii, Dbori set De66er ON SEN "%forto-
iifaloe" Mrtifel: "6ofta CT, at Sci
1loo pnre ct fingeret %Sllterpieip
Set CT unuligt for mig at fon=
trollere ollie Sc Mrtifler> SsS,1terpiemS
og @otitler, scr fremfommer 116e1
nit &ioenoe. &nr Ioo benlig al
mb6ele Ceres 2nie etc oette. Der
Belbillie og @lifpnroigbeo, bpor
mes leg blep mootogct / Mmcrifa
belpnner ieg ia16elig life paa ser
Maaoc. Oct nrgrer mig, at ioo'
bant noget @lu6ocr er fren1fom
met. @pao ie9 ielp ifriper, fan iel
1too he6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
q. u. q. s. nnu{ner.
9anif- &nsiiif og CORN ppfjpbes.

&i6be1,Dobn, l.. Sch. Gu betpoe=
Zig Seniation bleb ffobt be6 Me66e-
lelicn ont Set Torene6e Domp1fibs
Selifabs Spfjsb~ al Mftiemojorite-
ten / to on6re Dampffibsie1Ifober-
Honff- @l1siiff og @orm:: Meoens
Sronsoftionen meo @orm @elifobet
me11es at bere for116orrongeret ct
Observation-Disclosures @tilling
inbenfor 9anif : &1tsfiif tbipliom.
Dor ogioo bergrt,. ga
oct bentes UNDER alle Smiten6igbe=
Der, at ct mere @elifob pi1 blibe
fidbt. @nrlig lteg Mftierne / Sri
ent Selfobet.
Set Sorene6e 9omplfibs @elifab
leo ct betp6e1igt Eonnogetob UNDER
@rigen, og Tabene er nit blipen
opbejet be6 SammeniIutning mes
ohore S%el1taber. @n FolitH, 0er
lite CT ufienot / @el1fobets &i1torie.
Sbis &ipbenbapn ffol blipe Set
plteripiife Centrum for @efort og
@a11oel, ct set al flor 8etb6ning,
at ct 9ompffibsr1teielifab fom set
Sorene6e bliper forlterfet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
Oil Ahuunpntrrne.

@cb Murslfiitet hprer hi ion &c
gel ira Sc al pore Nbpnne1lter, bnis
ellhifriptioustio CT uolpbeu, % ri
bar oglou bprt fra Ell bel Gel al
ni5le; men ser err mango, ser looer
ncnte poa Jig. - Suit paa, at Npi-
len folter mango Yenge bper ltgc
me1et mere chs tioligcre, ser or CT
Set me9et npopenoi9t, at @looet he-
tales / Torif11o.
Sil Sc Mbonne>ltcr, ser ltaar /
Iu11gere Ne|tance, retter hi lrrli1
fer11e M%nr1ooning: 8etol op og for
1p lolutioig for ct Mor.
Somtioig tilla6er ri ps at on
alone allie Mbonl1enter11e pnt at pirfe
5or @looet5 %llobre6elle. @eo at gi6=
re Nenncr % 9efienote opluprfl o11
naa bets Slbbolb CT Sc r1aalfe
iltnl1o til at jfnfie ns eli 11p Won-
ncnt. @enlig1t
1%logiperne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
9anif Mlbcr6pmsbicm / Mim-
1teapplis.

Mellcnr 8pens, 9a11ifcre bor III
cite bprt fremiat Set @p6rgsmoal:
&borfor faar ri life ct 6onif or.
berbon1sbiem / Minneapo1is? @pa-
rene for b9ret bi6t forlfielliga,
men Sc bar / &egelen booret Nru-
get of at set bil6e pere gnifeligt,
ON ct iaaoant flt116e bpgges. Smi6-
lertio er Ser fife noge>1, ser bor ta=
get 5age11 op til 8ebnn6linq oq
2pSning. Set bill oerfor. iiffert i'm
mango at bere> at Eanfer
MI otter CT fremme og bil efter al
Smo|pnligbeo fomm1e til praftijf
nofdre1ie. Sb1s 6ettc bliper EiI-
feloet, bill Sc initiative, Mqn6 GA
&binoer iifffert fin6e 6en forng6ue
St6tte blan6t &oloniens Me6Iem-
mer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
9posfalb.

Gn al 8ct Denmark &olonie1s
6o11ffe &bin6er, Mrs. Mnc
@enrit1cn, CT / forrige l1ge al
9aoet. beo 9d6en otter ct lungerc
Sbgeleje. Mf0d6e bar fp6t / @1trup
npr @re11oa 6el1 %. Sec.
Sum blep gift n1c6 ari1tion
Scnrifien 6en 26. Morts 1870, 10
Nor ienere iatte 9ggteparret Gtnp=
men MOB Mnnerifo, bpor Sc orripe-
reoe t Ma&gu1t 1880. &oo Meile1t
ODER Mt1onten ofgif ct @or11 pe6
S@oet1, og ct D%ece1n1iltm ienere So
DC Mon6en. @rs. &enrifien itp6
oere ter a(e11e tne6 otte @prn; men
beo boarot Mrbei6e I6rge6e bum for
6omilien. Sum oberlepes at 1np
EFT @6r og 80 8prnebdr1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
oq Dan1f 6olfelamfnno;

og Danif 6olfeIamfuno;
ombel,6t tat ocnne offc1tlige 9til-.
ling heltDrfet mig / min Sro paa
Sc forifiellige MenigbeoerS og pri~
pote Jolfelmfun0S @erettigelle og
urnao0clig 1tore balanceren6e Sro~
flp6elie. Men for at faa EFT laa-
oon Sn6flD6ellc mao beres Mrbei6c
l1oferes meo bette for Die ioa grl1n=
zig lom muligt og life for at lem-
pc Snergangen fra ct 6olf til ct
onoet. 9ette Sta6e bill enbbcr lps=
ooogcn % p%i6tlfueu6e Mmerifaner
oncrfjen6e. @ngal1g bragte Set 6og
mig / @en1me. Set bar / Toraoret
1918, ga Der lom / be flelte andre
Ste6er @temti11gen reilte fig MOS
alt tpIf. ct Mosiemebe blep 1an1-
l1tenfal6t> bDortil melten6els fun
Nriltofrotict mp6te op. Gor1og hler
fre1niat ONT at itanie tp1f l1n6crpis=
ming / @folerne og at brnroe olle
tpifc Bigger, man fun6e faa fat
poo. Seq proteitereoe moo Torilo-
gets 6ornt, for6i Set Deicntlig fin
bilbe tiene til at Iaare mango go6e
lcpale 8orgere, iorn ieg fien6te. Sc
ieg bat e11elte 5bin / Garcelliet
boboe min Frotelt il1gen @irfni1l
Sen Mftel1. 9eG1tc Sag fit je!
baooe ononpme Gfripeller og Gele:
fonmeooe1eller; at ieg gjor6e be6i
Il at f%oripinoe babe fra @foleroo
bet og 8pen, ga Set ellers hilo{
hlibe for beot for mig. Seq forble>
beage 5teoer. Men be6t og ,1bpg
9cligt .b1eb Set rigtignof nogleMoo
11eoer. Seq bopoe 6og Sen Sill
fre6Sltillelic at erfare> at min Yro
teIt olligepcl blep pooifjpnnet q
or6re, bbis Smo6mme jea 1ottc no
lao ltor NriS poo.
. 81. s. Surgeons.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
Faitor &nmbien fplber so.

2er %. Sonl'or fplotc Eoltor
~. &1uu0ien, Gpler, Minn., so
9or, bpilfet gap @e11ner og Sc
fjenote Mnle6ning til at u6pile as
Spmerflo mbeo. Gtl16cnternc
og Surer11e paa 9oncbo6 &pilfole
hopoc ioalcocs arrm>gcrct cit @o11-
fet; men ct Eor Sinner fpr ocnr1eS
Nf1oloelie mo6tog Noltor &n116len
telcgrofiif Me66elelie fra 9uun1orf,
at hans gamle Sober por 6p6.
9cl1ne Mco6clelIc log6c EFT Gunlper
poo Ste1mli1gen be6 @or6et % pe6
Mpoerl1e ON @fterl1i06oge1l og 9[f=
tene11, OF Menigbeoens Me0lenm1er
1umle0es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
Sfanhinapiif 2rse beores.
Get &poe &ors bor 1om befjenot
oget froftigt fat poa at fao Sc ia

Oct &poe &ors far 1o1n hefjenot
fraftigt fat poa at foQ Sc ia
1litGre Torbol6 f%orbe6re6e belc
oper. 0r. Grpin q. Ycter-
ION fra GlcOclan6, O6io, er MI Die
net rt6nGbnt til Oircftpr for 6enne
itore og oberoroe11tlig pigtige &irf-
1cmbeo,og ban bar ollereoe begpn6t
at orgar1ilere Sen ltore 6tob of-2r<
ger og 9Dgepleierlfer> ion bebppes
for at %giernemf9re Elone>,.
81. Eeter1on bar ollere6e m1n6et
8erpmnclie for fit itore 0patigbeo
/ Glebelan6, hpor bo,1 bar
9ireft6r for 9folepri enets Gl1n6-
beosplejc, og ogloa / Stolien, bpo:
ban >nnoer &rigel1 bar Me6lem al
BET @ooe &ors Mf6eling for @e=
fen1pclien al Tl1berf11loie / SeStolicn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
Trn Slit Semien til Mmerifa.

0onife 8la6e me66eler, at / 8e-
9pnoelien al Tebrltar refer Grlt
Shit Senlen til Mmerifo for at ltt-
oere 2an6ets SorboI6. Gr1 Slit
beo en6nu lite, ON FUN bill gigre
oct til en- 6ore6rogsreiie e1ler Blot
til ct Stu6ieopb1lo / Sc f~orifielIige
Bper> og bill gigre bette afb9ngigt
at Stemning og 8%oapirfning. Sore
lbbig CT Opbol6et berobre bereg11et
til at bare ct ballot Mars Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
The Foreign Born,

The persons of foreign birth
taken into custody for reasonable
practices, for plotting against the
country, can no more be considered as
representative of the foreign born
who are here in the country than a
few stupid, misguided, light-headed
students can be represented as typic-
al Of a great university.
This statement by Colonel Arthur
Woods, formerly Police Commissioner
of New York and now Chairman of
the National Commission on America
nism of the American Legion, Was
enthusiastically applauded by a large
audience attending a meeting in me-
nlory of Theodore Roosevelt. The
meeting was held in Carnegie Hall,
New York, under the joint auspices
of the Roosevelt Memorial Associa-
ton and the Women's Roosevelt Me-
moral ASSOCIATION.
1--WE are all of us foreign born, if
you go back far enough, Colonel
Woods continued. "Why shall we
take it upon ourselves to arrogate
any peculiar perogative or to arro-
gate to ourselves any monopoly Of
patriotism? This country is a splen-
did, great patriotic country. Roose-
welt believed in it with all the
strength of his splendid, great pulls
ing heart. He believed in America,
in the past, in the present and in the
future of America. He believed in
the people who live in America.
Roosevelt believed that the Ame-
rican ideal, that the American life, is
true enough, is sound enough, is COM
polling enough and inviting enough
to capture the people of the world as
they come to this country looking
here for the chance to realize the
hopes of their lives. They have come.
We have invited them. They are here,
so to speak, upon our invitation.
Roosevelt showed them the truest
sort of hospitality, the kind of hospi-
tality that gave welcome, the kind of
hospitality that gave help, the kind
of hospitality that treated them on
the same level with others. The line
of distinction was not a vertical line
between those born in one place and
those born in another. It was a ho-
rizontal line between those who work
for the good of the country and those
that work against the good of the
country"
At this point in his address Colonel
Woods referred to the measures
which are being taken against those
persons seeking the overthrow Of the
established form Of government by
force. He advocated that those native
born who are seeking to undermine
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
1nhnant,
/ Danm1ark.
Observation-Disclosures beberifcr
Wp6et.

ajobenbap1,, 3 Sch. @illiam g..
("Na>siDfoot") SobuIon al 6en
omeritanlfe 9lnti-Soloon 2iga og
0apio D?tl11n6 inal19l1rereoe i6ag
6orbubsfalnpaanen ne6 ct offcntlig
Mpoc. g1- hlon6et 6orlamling bar
mebt frem, m1el1 Sc fien6tlige Gle
oomAncreoe, og 6en @ef=
ling, lon1 blcn Galerne til6el, par
al Ell ret frnftiQ gtatur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
8rngrr 6napitalrt.

I~ '~>S>*N cN>% N>l>'Sc>>
til at meooclc, at ser / Omaha
paotul1fes opfprt ct 6anif 9oIpitol,
iom -ital op,1@pnes eiter ofoe6e Dr.
@briltion Senger, @bicago, ga bcts
Mapn ifa1 perc Sic Scnger &o1pi=
tai. S oislc Gage bor hi facet til
Icll6t ct mutt ubitpret Eroipeftl,s,
Scr 9iper n6ferli9e Splps1inger
ON ocn 1torilooeoe &lorl ser fit
fcrt pil blipc mpot meo sen rette
|6orltaoelic og erbolbc ben n96Den=
6ige @tptte al 9onlfe / Mmerifa -
for ser finocs intet noblere Mrbei-
Sc ems Set at fomme iDge til
|Si@p; % / mango Mar bar @op-
net of CIT oanif @oipital pGret felt,
oerfor n,oo set babes, at ollc pil
itaa SEN bolgte 0ireftion hi meo
bets Opfsrelie.
Snitiotipet til 0pfprellen al So
ipitolet er toget al Soma Gonifc,
icm al pei entlige @r11n6e. pnlfcr
@oipitolet 1ofoIileret / Smobo. Sc
CT fplgenbe:
~ 0moba fan ,,ooes al 81 Mi1-
%lioncr Mennelfer / 2ebet al Is 81
n1cr;; q Omaha bar alt, bpoo cit
nctrppolitanff @p bor; 81 6ens mr.
prre11oc &olpitols= Taciliteter err
u{orholosmesiige; ~ tompetentc
n1c6ici1ife og fir1,rgiifc Meno til
ollie Sioer opnooelig; 81 pasien6c
@paae9runb fan foos til rimelige
Eriier; g. Sn1oba er SEN 1tnrfelt
p%ofien6e @p / Il. e., oe intet 5te6
CT Gienoomsnrr6i lterrc og mere
itigel10c, Dborfor SS,rbeltme,,tS BE-
1tonoi9 pil itige / &Grbi, % y
Miotpel item tilfpmmer Sn1tit,tio,
ner, foroi Ben oprinbeligt bor OPP
%foltret Tanfcn.
@oipitolet bil blipc ocoifcrct til
Sc al bore Sa1rner % Dptrc, Ser
goh ocres 2ip for M1ncrifa / Sen
|1tore arig.
6re6 Yetericn, Council bluffs,
or Ereit6ent, Sannes Sang, Ml;SS*:.
bon, @iceprnlioent, og @erlui
|@ro9b, Sefreter og T%rcolurer bco
M1nericon Gtote .@onf i Smaba, CT
|&os1erer.
&oipitolet CT inforporeret / 9i>1-
|coll1, Meb., for Ell Millipn 9ollors.
|S6lgen6e Mopne fin6es nnocr SIT
forporotionen: Nllaf @on6o, Goul1-
Ici1 @1l1ffs, Meolem al Dana Gol=
1cge @folerooo, 8Ioir, Meb., Terfel
Serlnoniel1, tioligere Ereiioent al
@1oir Giti5ens 5totc 8o11f og Tor-
mers ol16 Mercbonts 8onf / @el,=
ion, Dr. Dprol6 Mcgroe ST., Goun-
Icil @l11ffs pg Sn1obo, Tre6 Heter=
fen, 60. bluffs, Or. S. &oienb(oot,
I&irrrg / Council @luffs, oa Gag
fdrer Sopb1ts S. @cb1e ST., Ser CT
&orporotio11ens j1,ri6ilfe &oni,lel1t
0ireftio11en beltaar al fplgeno
|fje110te Mun6: 9. s. 8isgooro,
|Sorlon, sSolpo, Or. q. 8. 8roofs,
N1r0l6on, So>po '(Gouncellor for
Soma Gtote Me6icol @ocietp), s..
|M. @onien, N116ubon, Soma, s. &.
|Senicn, No1iticbef / Council @ll,ffs,
IN. s.. @iltle, Sogfercr / Council
@l1tffs, Ebco. 6. @rogb, 9omne=
brog, geeb.1 sssonnes Gang, M116u-
bon> Soma, og Sreo @ctcrlcn I
Council @11tffs. @om man bill
ic, er Set olle Mnn6, bpis Mopne
hor 8%etponing i SEN finoniiellc
Npr6r1t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
DanBk 1ulkraamfnnn

"@i CT ct 1o=@progs Soft" fri
Der @objcrg. @ore set por 1aa nel.
|@i burbe bore set. 9(lle Sc %syorcue-
6e Stoters mango Millioner Me11-
mel fer bl,r6e bore set. me6 ct fnIlcs
Sobeoip prog og ct a>1oet frit polgt
@iiprog; men Iaa6on CT 5tillingcn
og Ge11oenlcn lon9tfro at nere. GIT
itGrf Sen6ens gj9r Jig %gjnloe1oe
flor fun ct Gproa nteb Toragt og
|2igegpl6igheo for ct hnilfet iou1
bellt onoet. Saa biot icg neo, CT
ser life nogcn l1el1igbe6 me6 &er1<
lpn til Tnllesiproget; men Silea-
nelien og @r1aen al ct @ilprog cr
set, ser tribes ON me6 mer eller
minore Sper el1cr 9iAegploigbec.
Set CT Silegnelien al ct @iiproa.
1om @irfeiamfrno % andre Go1n-
fu1o al forifjellige Metninger oa
Tolfellag moo arbei6e for, og &e=
lu1tatet berof ofbunaer al, bnor
mcgen @run6igheo oa &inrli9beo
ser 1nages / set; men / mango Sill
|fel6e bliper set ct beorppeligt @j1-
iferi, iaa &ei1tltatet hliber 1ao 1fi116-
magert, at Set bele belpber fig til
log enber mes set ia, hinge Men1c=
1fer iporer til &rnltens CYPRUS
n1aa1 poa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. g.
bor lige faot nof til at gjore ocn1
leb % fje0 al at habc mere mes Set
lat ifaffc.
@porfor CT oct ut ioooon? So,
'for6i hi gipcr e fter for Gt-5progs
|Scn0enien. @i CT en61ut life ble=
ben |oa bepi6lt on1erifanife @orgc=
rc, at III ier set iom CT lorol E1igt
moo bort 2an6 at 116bifc bore
1proglige Gpner 116ober SelleSIpro~
get. @aar hi a1nerifonife Borgcre
al ferite, n16et og treble @lngtlc6
Il nogel1 Mao6e br1ger to @prog,
So bur6e set bore al loyal B1igt
MOS 2a116et, hi bor /, og al &inr-
|liobeo til bort 5tarnn1efoH; t11e11
faa al os bat foat fat poa @egrebet
ON Migten, og bos mango of os err
&iGrltgbe6en fbolmen6e l11nfen. @i,
iom arbej6er for SC to @prog, BIZ
6er in1ellent beifpl6t for at giere
Bropagon6a for bort @tommefoIf,
og nogle Eilfel6e far set 10 niit
fig at bore ianot, og ga er @irfion1=
beoen nttlb6rlig; mer naor Sc for
ifjcllige Solfeilog bcrobre prgper
pao at %bibebol6e Gr6res @prog og
@@o / SEN &enii9t at set ifaG font
n1e 6ette 9on6 ttlgo6e, og hi er %
beb10|t 1ort go0e amerifan1 tie 8or=
gere, at set er en- Tor16mme1ie al
o5, ifo16 hi life >oberf6rer set be6-
tie, III brogte me6 % fra Sp6relan=
1et til bette SelGesitnmtets 2on6,
og bor fact @pn paa Gagm poo
Sen Maa6e, ifaI hi NOT >gidre os
|61io for at faa Mrbei6et eiort iao
grnnoigt iom m1tligt. Tellesiprogs
ropiflingen beb6ber Sc pribote Sol
feiamfun6 loam1nn6 life at befDmre
fig inr1ig ONT, 6en orbei6er Ri nreo
/ ioa go6t III fon / set it9rre f9lleS
Borgerlip; mc11 SEN pcrlonligc &c.
rt9elie, hi bar mo6taget / bort lille
pripate airfeiomfn116 eller Solfe=
1antfu1t0, ifal 6a NOT / famine Sors
bo1o, Ri Dar tilegnet os Sen, iptte
fit &rGg paa bort Mrbei6e / set
ftore SGllesiamftn6. Seq ct al6e-
les filter paa, at set er en- @in6itg
for min @tilltng iom Meo1em al
"@oarb Of @6ucation" / Menomi<
nee, at lea tilbgrer Sen 6anife Me<
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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-19
Chester Has 8 Sixty
Thousand Dollar Fire

Fire at $50 Sunday morning at
Chester caused loss Of 100000,
wiping ont the Hotel Fullerton
Building, in which are located the
Chester Savings Bank, the Chester
National Bank, moving picture
theatre and the postotiice. All
equipment was destroyed and the
mail was burned. The bank sacuri-
ties were in frcproof vaults and
it is believed that they can be recov-
cred
Mrs. Rowell awakened the 10
guests, picked up her 3-months-old
child and made her way from the
blazing structure. Most of the guests
escaped in their night clothes, leaving
behind all of their property. 1t was
necessary to use ladders, as their
rooms were located on the third story
the business interests having the first
floor and theatre the second.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Macy
Given Happy Surprise

The home OF Mr. and MIs CHARLES
Macy on East Main street was the
scene Friday evening OF a very plea
SAINT surprise party given to Mrs.
Macy by her daughtcr, Miss Annie
Macy. A very enjoyable evening was
spent.
Miss Macy arranged for her
mother to visit the home Of her cous-
en-, Mrs. HaIliett Foldyce about 6
O'Clock in the evening and Mrs.. For
dyce brought Mrs, Macy back about
s O'Clock.
The guests, including young and
old, played games sang songs and
danced and had merry good time.
Mrs. Ida Niles favored the gather
ing with several beautiful selections
on the piano while Leon Henrichon
entertained with good line Of
stories and also sang several songs.
Refreshments consisting Of sand
wiches, coffee and cake were served.
Among those present were, Mrs.
Charles Macy, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace KERN, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter For
dyce, Mrs. Ida Niles, Miss Annie
Macy, Miss Violet Ellis, Miss Ida
Pilbra, Miss Freida Pilbra, Miss
Fordyce, Miss Evelyn Stevens, Clar-
ence Fordyce, Henry Perkey, Robert
Trip, Lawrence Wilcox, Leon Hen
richon and Phillip Aubin.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-19
NEWPORT LOCALS

Miss Christine Blanchard has clos
ed he rlabors with the Express and
Standard and has joined the staff OF
the Newport News.
William Folsom of Newport, for
merly a conductor for the Boston &
Mine railroad, and two brakemen
Frank Stone and Harold Carter, who
were sentenced last week by Judge
Harland B. Howe in Burlington, to
four months in Jail, were brought to
the local jail Saturday. 1t is expected
these men will serve their terms in
Newport.
The local Jail is more crowded now
than it has been for some time.
There are seventeen prisoners there
altogether.
There is large amount of stealing
from the railroad now going on it is
said, and Investigations are being
conducted,
Moving picture fans in Newport
will receive a rare trial at the
Premier Theatre Wednesday and
Thursday of this week when Manager
Frank Burns has arranged to run
"The Right to Happiness" one of the
biggest productions the Universal
Company ever produced.
Miss Dorothy Phillips, who regis
tered such a tremendous hit with the
photoplay public in her masterpiece,
'The Heart CT Humanity" not many
months ago, plays a dual role in this
new picture and her work is perfect.
"Thc Rioht to Happiness" is a tire
mcndous dramtic vizualization of an
intelligent solution of the problem of
labor unrest and which is a very
timely subject to deal with. 1t will
have exceptional appeal with all of
the employed class.