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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-02

1115 MAIN ST, BRIDGEPORT. f~z15f1tS D;ANGELLo.order of Notice, STATE OF CONNECTICUT, City Of
 Bridgeport. City Court, ss. Bridge
 port, October S ;,+ A. of ?. +bs bsZl: said Fran cis E. Beach praying, for reasons there in set forth, for a judgment for $50 in and for The City of Br1dgeport. hay ing been returned to said Court on the 5th Monday of August, 1921:
 the subscribing authority that Giuseppe D'Angello, the said defendant IS absent from thiE State and gone to parts un- of the complaint was given as required by order of notice heretofore issued, and md now the plaintiff asks asks for further or Therefore Ordered, That notice of the pendency of said complaint I be gixen .dlIsg by publishing this order in The BriagepoFf{ fd Bridgeport, two times successiTely; com mer.cing on before the 9th day Of > >0Fss@Der' CLARENCE q o. LISTER. Asst. Clerk of the City Court of the
 City of Bridgeport A1b~ UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE,
 District of Connecticut.
 By virtue of an Order of Sale issued out of the United States District Court 21st day of October. 1921, notice is hereby given that I will sell by public auction. for cash. on the fourth day of Novem- rNorland,' her engines. boilers. maehin- nances. and furniture, as she now lies.
 WILLIAM R. PALMER.
 United States Marshal. By Thomas Monahan, Deputy United States Marshal.
 Bridgeport. Conn. Oct. 27. 1921. G2sd'
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unteroe1ien befinbet er ii9 inter Ser

l1nter6e1jen befin6et er ii9 nnter Ser
geleiiteten 8iirgi6aft ouf freiem SUI
BE. Mls 1eine Gertreter Dor @eri6t
fat 5todinger 6ie &e6tsanpaltsfirmu
Gonobne & NnigGeD ge0nngen. 8ie
Stodinger 10 erfldrten ii9 aua @uff
n1to TaDlor oes ibnen CUR 2ait gcleg=
ten @erbre9ens ni6t 16nl0ig, nno
bei0e meroen i11 Ser erlten Scn1ar!pD.
9e ibren Bro5eB baben.
- @ountpanpolt Saul Mbles fat
fi6 ge1tern, Mitttpo6, nod Minnea=
polls begeben, mo er NIT Ben So0eral
8eamten be5igli6 zines bel elmer
@a1rsunterin6ung, Die lebte ISOLDE BET
otto @olf in Colo Spring bon Fro=
bibitions =Mgenten borgenommen MUIR
6e, onf 8errn @olf ansgefubrten Mn~
griffs, Midiprade nebmen miro. ST..
@olf mill SEN betreffen0en StaotS=
beamten, Ser aus leiner Mmtsgemolt
W1iBbra1ld mabte, CUR Heben16aft &c
5ogen mi1ier, 5eren Der unbolO bof=
fentli6 ni6t entgeben miro. 8ebc:: Sir.
Mble5 no6 Winneapolis abreiita, nl1r=
Sc Sobn 90. @belan, (anf bieIell Ma1-
men bort ser ii6ereifrige ugpibel"O,
bon Sen straightforward, Dor 0erre11
otto 8olf per 0nli9 flagbar mur0e,
in Mnflage5u1ta116 beriebt.
- &rr5 Dor 59luB Ser Jormen
bringen mir in @rfabrung, 6aB aarl
Ssacobi, langidbriger 2e1er 0es uNoro=
1tern," tpel9er mebr 6enn Elm Giertel=
iabrbunoert ct. glo11o I'M SSnterelle
! ser 6irma 8en5 & Sobne bon ct.
Saul bereilte, IN ieinem Seim 5n
Minneapolis geltern, Mfittmo6, nod
mittogs burb BEN SOB in Die Gmig=
felt entfiibrt moroen iei.
Raw furs bought here at
highest cash prices. St. Cloud Fur
Shop. Tel. 754.-adv.
ses1 ieiner @obnung an IA. Mpe-
ME 1ii6lih If om Dienitagabeno mod
flint Monote LANCER &ranfbeit, be-
items auf SEN 500 borbereitet, int Ml=
ter bon "a sSabren Saul 2etm ge=
}tprber1. Gr NOR I'M NegiernngsbeSirf
Erier, Denti6lan0, geboren, bon tpo
er ais iunger Mann in 0ieies Saro
fam nno Ieit As Sabren ct. @louo 81
1einem Seim batte. Ser betagten @nt=
tin binterlqBt er etne Sod)ter. Sralt
81. Brabfor1 bon minneapolis. Die
geeroigung finbetSreitagmorgen rod
einem in Ser unbefledten gmpfa11g-
nisffir6e I'M r1enn l1br gebaltenen He%
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TRANSPORT ser &in6er ar ben Wi1er

TRANSPORT ser &tn6er at Sen Miner=
nn0 limited Sbeatern am Montag
Sen 26. 9e5ember> gu liefern, an mel
6em Gage morgens 10 ubr Sic 8e=
lbeerung Ser &leinen Dor jt6 geben
miro. IS fins Sic beiten Gorberei=
tungen %getroffen, 10 bob sic &in0er
unter bem n0tigen Sdnb nu6 ser
@etb1m6tsfeier BEN @ltern pie6er gu
riidgebra6t mer6en.
- Hides and furs tanned and
made up into garments. St. Cloud
Fur Shop. Tel. 754. ADJ.
- SOS @ranb Union @otel, 0as
m0brenb ser lebten 5mei Sabre bon
@ottlie6 @artl1ng in Betrieb gebalten
muroe, lit bon Carl Die6rid aus Np-
pleton Minn., in Na6t un6 in 8efib
genpmn1en moroen.
- Nab folt ~anoertbnlb 8o9en
LANCER Mrbeit lino 0ie @roBgeibmo=
renen, mel9e iid) 11nter Mnleitung 0es
Gountpa1tpalts Soul MbleS ibrer
Yfli9ten in gemiiienbafter 8eiie. ent=
leoigte11> ibres Dienltes entGaiien nor-
0en. 0ie bon ibnen ais begriin6et err
Qdteten Mnflagen lino sic f%olgen0en:
Glare1tce Cube megen &lein0iebitabl;
Ibomas Sbompion tpegen Jibr11ng
zines geleBmiorigen SauieS; @rtpin
SO. Stuff megen Be6ielfalidnng; Gla-
renee Cube lpegen eines ueitere1l
&lei1roieb1tobls; Srie6rtb 5todinger,
pelder ols Sergeunt Der ct. Glon0
8oli5ei, 6es @roB0iebitablS Mberfibrt
mnr0e. @erannter Dnr6e. anf eine11
bonn &reisridter &oeier erlailenen
SaftbefebI am Montagna6mittag bon
Sberiff 51oener arretiert auf 6ie
9eidnloigung btn> IN ser Na6t oes
"a. Sftober i'm Sanfel=8looiton De=
partement Store $500 bares @el6 nno
@edIel I'M 8etrage bon 1922 ge-
ltoblen gu baben. Bor Sen @roBge=
idtporer1en ld11gnete er, 0aS 8erbre=
6en begangen 5n babert, Do9 es Dn11f=
ten ii6 6ie 59nlobetpeiie 6erart ge=
gen i'm, baB 6ie @eidtDorenen ni6t
umbin fonnten, oie gegen i'm gerid=
tete Mnflnge ols begrurOet at finben.
@r tpur6e gegen $1,000 nnter 8i1rg=
ldaft gelteGt, 6ie 5n leilten ct ber=
modte, oorob er Dienitagna6mittag
aus ser Saft entlalien ultroe. Witt=
modnadmittag erfflairte er ii6 Dor
@reisridter &oeier Beg gerbrefens
niht lhnloig. Ser Bro5eB gegen ibn
lit nuf ben 6ritten Sa11tar angeiebt.
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6rau Moga. Sic 8er6igung fan0
Mithpo9morgen nab einem IN Der
ct. Sesobn Gantins Stride gebaltenen
&equiem al1f bem neutrality-suspicious.
ltatt. Moge Ser 8er1torbene ruben in
Trieoen!
- SSr ibrem @eim an nenrtter
Mpenl1e n0r6li9 lit 5rau Gbriltina
&ruu1e am Sonntagaben6 0urb Sen
500 bon einem monatelangen Seioen
erl0it moroen. @or 81 Sabren muroe
ioie Gerltorbene in Deutidlanb gebo=
rem, bon mo- Tie nod ibrer 8erbeira=
tu1tg Dor 55 Sabren nit ibrem @at=
ten nod Mmertfa auspan6erte nno
lid in ct. CLOUD %nie6erlies, 100 tie Biz
at ibrem Eobe ibr beltan6iges Seim
bette. sic %binterlaBt ie6S &inoer:
@uItap uro @ultina, Die ii6 nob int
elterliden Sarie %befin0en, 5ran De-
mars un6 @mil bon ct. glono, Srat
6rana @ebm Ton @aite Barf nno
6einrih bon 8rainer6. Wittmo6nab<
mittaq fon6 Die 8eer6ignng bon Der
beutl6-l11tberii9en Stride aus arf
6em geortb Star 6rie0bofe ltatt, mo-
BEL Hreoiger 81. 6. &lammer Die Sc
%rentonien bornabm.
Das NIT Mnsfubrung oeS Weib=
no6tsprogramms b%etrarte @lfs &C.,
mitee, tpel9es sic 8eibnadtsgaben
fir sic be6urftigen &leinen BON ct
glou6, @aite @arf nn6 Souf &apios
au beiorgen fat, fat sic Mnfnnot=
gung erIoiien, Dob oie StroBenbabn-
qeieu1daft ii6 erboten bat, 6en freter
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So6m'lter 8iidof Sos. Buib bot
f%olgenoe Yrielterperiebu11gen angeorD=
net: @od1p. SEER Milb. @umper BON
Belgrade nod &odpiQe; bo6m. 9err
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Belgrade; bpdlp. SEER 8ictor Siegler
Don 3umont na6 WiQerpiue; bo9D.
SEER Sos. @ellenoorf bon Siofi5 no9
Dumont; bodm. SEER 6. S6irmers
bon 8rooten na6 Slafis; bo6m. @err
&arl Bingel, bis 0obin &oplan in
Bier5, na9 8rooten; bo9m. 9err Sc
liz &einers> mel6er Dor Sturgeon aus
9euti9lanb in St.Glou0 anfm, ml1r=
De als &aplan OeS bodp. 9errn @tieg=
Ter in Bier5 ernannt.
x Nddlten Samitag miro Ser bod
tpiir6igite 8iibof 8ui6 in Ser ct.
Sobns Mbteifir6e in Goqegebiae meb=
rere 9iafonats= unb Sub0iafonats=
tpeiben bornebmen.
x Gorlekten 6reitag erltattete Ser
bod1p'ite 8ii9of sos. 8ui6 oem
bo6m'iten Msgr. 8ernbarb &i6ter 1T
Welro1e einen freuno19oftliden 8e=
iud. Mben6s bielt @o6beri elbe Dor SEN
Mitglieoern Ser in Ser ct. 8onifo=
5iusgemein6e beiteben0en 5rouemnil=
1ionsgel eQ1daft einen belebre11oen
@ortrug, iiber Sic fatb. Millionsorbci=
ten.
\ Muditebenoe bon bent perltorbe=
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lnterbaltung in MuSlidt geiteQt.

l%tnterbaltung IN MuS1idt ge1teut.
~ Sci gutter 9eilnabme funb am
Dienltagabenb sic gr0ffnung bes gum
8elten Ser ct. Mngultinnsgemeinbe in
go1t ct. CLOUD peranltalteten 6reitd=
gigen 8aiar I'M N10itorium Ser &a=
tbeDrolbodJldule ltatt, nobel SRI.
2al1rn 8rnn BON Ser ct. Benefits
Mfobemie einen 6romatiiden Sortrog
bielt m16 1pdterbin ct. 9tifolaus NIT
leinen 8elbeerungen gar monbe Cant
fes1porte iiber iib ergeben lollen ml1b=
te. MitttpoGaben0 fano lib mie0erum
cine at rie6enl teuen0e Menl6enmenge
5l1 bem 8a1ar eir, un0 beute;; am
ShlnBobenOe, mer6en Die gr0Bere1l
Ereiie CUR 8erloiung %gelangen.
- Sails nidt cine BEN in sic Uni
te0 Sbeater : Mngelegenbeiten oerpi=
delten Barteien er1piin19te @inigung
er5ielt mer6en fnnn> miro borauSii6t=
lid genanntes Sbeater, 6as mdbreno
ser Sommer= un6 @erbitmonate feline
l1nfoiten ni6t 5u beltreiten bermodte,
bem 8erfa1tf berfolen iein. Ser Big
berige 8etriebsleiter 6es SbeaterS,
So epb @ar6man, fat ct. Glouo ber=
loiien, Inn iib nab einem ergiebigeren
Mrbeitsfelbe um3nieben, un0 Sic gor-
lteunngen lin0 ein1tneilen etngelteQt.
- Hides and furs tanned and
made up into garments. St. Cloud
Fur Shop. Tel. 754. ADJ.
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: Mus ouen Eeilen 6es 9un6es font
mer1 Madridteu iiber 2obnbel6neio=
nnge11. @eniger 5ublreid' iinb Ste
iiber Observation-Disclosures!
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31

happy day for you, my dear-for-all
of us. You'd better dress. hadn't
you?"
Tonnibel hadn't even heard the last
words. She fed down the stairs and
into the, library, painting for breath
Her cup Of happiness was full to the
brim, now that Edith had come back
to her. She halted, closed the door
and ran into the room.
"Edie. mummy dearw she called
softly, SO overcome she could not
raise her voice.
Then Uriah Devon stepped from be.
hind the grate-screen and came to.
ward her.
Daddy" cried the girl; where's
mummy? Where's my mother?"
Uriah dropped the bag and laid the
revolver on 81 chair. He had never
seen such vision Of loveliness. The
masses Of dark curls flung over the
flfmsy dressing gown, the small, bare
ankles peeping from the soft blue Slip
pers sent an unholy desire for pos
session over him. What a fool he had
been to promise her to a fellow like
Reginald Brown!
Tony" he faltered hoarsely. "Tve
been dog to you all these years.
I've come to tell you I love you, kid,
more'n anybody in all the world"
Tonnibel lodged his outstretched
arms and flames of anger leapt into
her eyes at his words.
"But my mother" she exclaimed,
trying not to- cry out.
Never mind her, Tony, never mind
any one," commanded Uriah. "The
fact is, I amt your daddy at all. I'm
not any relation to you-'
Then he snatched at her and, as
she tried to flee from him, caught her
in his arms. One long cry left her
lips and Edith Devon heard it plainly
out there under the rose bush. How
many times she had fed to an appeal
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
MAKES DAINTY PARTY DRESS
Frcnch-eIue Chiffon Embroidered
With Silver Beads Develops
Into Winsome Frock.

A sweet and lovely dainty little
party dress may be made of French
blue chiffon embroidered with silver
beads. with u girdle Of silver cloth
tied iauntily on the left~side in one
smart loop and end. The overskirt
was made with four points, the points
hung bit below a slip Of white satin.
The design for beading may he carried
out in bugles and round beads, or just
the round heads may he used. BY the
way, when beading. he sure to baste
the material very securely over the
paper pattern, and sew the beads on
with backstitches. The stitches should
not be taken through the paper; the
paper serves only to show tile design
and to hold tire materiaf in place. An
other idea is to use two thicknesses of
paper. SO the design will not become
torn, and in order to have a very firm
foundation on which to work.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
PARIS HAIR MODE
Elaborate Headdresses. Worn
by Majority Of Women.
Revival Came Into Action at Nice and
Monte Carlo and Has Grown
Prominent,

This is going to be season of 'eve.
ming headdresses." This revival came
into action at Nice and Monte Carlo
during the holiday festivities. 1t has
since then grown more and more
prominent. This season in Paris,
writes correspondent, we shall find
elaborate evening headdresses worn
By every one-and on unexpected oc.
casiOns.
A curious fact connected with this
revival Is this: On one hand we have
women who refuse to wear any hair
ornament whatever, who make habit
of dressing their hair exceedingly sim
pie In the evening-natural waves,
Just teweled pin or two, perhaps a
small comb, but nothing more. This
Is what one might call the ''classic
style" and it is admirable from every
point Of view.
Now that powder and patches" are
coming in again we shall witness lit
tie war of headdresses, the ornate
style which was popular in the period
of Marie Antoinette or the picturesque
mode of hairdressing exploited by such
a beauty as Nine. de Pompadour.' We
shall see. 81 \
Just now the favorite evening head
dress takes mob-cap form. 1t is made
of beaded or pailletted tulle. Some of
the more costly models are almost COW
cred with valuable jewels and fine en-
broidery.
Almost always there is dangling
ornament hanging loose ut one side,
over the ear; sometimes there are two
of these Ornaments-tassels or trailing
flowers, one on either side. Little chin
straps Of pearls or diamonds are at
tached to evening headdresses.
The Parisiennes are playing all
sorts of cunning tricks with wells this
year. They are wearing them large
and small, square, round and oblong {;
thickly covered with spider's-web de-
signs or plain tulle with an elaborate
border.
Many Of the new spring hats have
chantilly wells attached to the wide
brim. The lace is always fine and as
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
Froeks for Spring and Summer Are
Daintily Trimmed With Wool
Embroidery.

Some of the best dressmakers are
making gingham frocks for spring and
summer trimmed with wool en-
brOidery. Especially attractive are
those with hens run with wool. One
attractive model made of brown-and-
white checks has straight gathered
skirt with series Of three tucks run
In brown wool stitches about half
inch in length.
Then there are charming little ging-
nam dresses made with yool en-
brOidered flowers or fruit. However,
there is always real wisdom in making
Bingham frocks so that they may be
easily washed and ironed and this
woolen embroidery does not recon-
mend itself on this score. The WOOL
run tucks are possible providing you
take the tuck originally in machine
stitching, simply using the wool-run.
ming for ornamentation. @
One Of the greatest advantages In
making gingham dresses at home Is
that you may have them shrunk be.
fOrehand. 1t Is also a good plan to
have the color set before the material
is cut, and this can be done at the
same time that you are shrinking the
goods.
The substances usually used for set.
tSUg colors are salt, vinegar, alum OF
sugar Of lead. The aforementioned II
poison, so it Is better not to use It
TO set the color In any material. dis
solve In gallon Of warm water one
half cupful Of strong vinegar. two
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31

like that from the same lips! In an
other moment she was in the room be-
fore Uriah's red mouth had touched
Tony's face. The girl saw her and
screamed:
Mummy! Mummy darling! Moth
er dearest! Take me away"
The words were strangled in her
throat. for Devon was forcing her
head backward with his strong fin
gers.
Edith's eyes caught sight of the re-
volver where her husband had placed
1t. In twinkling she had it in her
hands. Lifting it, she ran toward the
struggling pair.
'Take your hands often Tonnibel,
Uriah." she Kissed. "You dirty, lying
dog. You fooled me good, you whelp /!
Drop 'er, I say. Uriah Devon"
At the other end of the room tall
boy arose out of the shadows; Tony's
screams had aroused Reginald Brown.
He stood swaying, rubbing his head,
trying to remember where he was.
I'm done with you, Ede," he heard
Devon utter. "I'm done with you for.
ever. Tony's mine. I've Just told 'er
] wasn't her daddy. l was fool to
Say Reggie Brown could have 'er. He
can't; I'll have 'er myself"
"Put 'er down." grltted Edith un.
der her breath.
Almost lifeless. Tony was hanging
from Uriah's arm when suddenly
through the room pistol shot
sounded.
The moment his gun barked, Reg.
inald, now sober, saw Uriah Devon
throw DIP his arms and crumple In q
heap on the floor. He saw, too, the
girl stagger forward and sink down
He had committed murder, perhaps
and. for an awful moment, he Imagined
re was going mad. A scream rose
to his lips as pain shot through his
head. hut he bit savagely Oh his tongue
and held 1t back. II he was discov.
cred he would be arrested. and II
Devon died. He dared picture the
future no further. Shuddering. he
skunk back. crouched .at the head o1
the divan and remained absolutel,
quiet.
Tony struggled to her feet, Stared T.
! Wild amazement at her father. thas
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31

transparent as possible. The veil is
SO arranged that it falls over the brim
unevenly-much longer at one side
than the other, or very long at the
back and short in front.
All-black hats, of picture order, are
to be seen in the best millinery
studios, and also great many black
velvet toques, the latter rather eccen-
trio in outline and very wide at the
sides.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
Avoid HIah Collars.

Avoid high. tight collars. Wear soft
silk and muslin Innings next the
throat for black or co1ored collars.
If it is necessary to wear costumes
with high collars on the street, change
them at once for colIariess gowns
when you are at home. They are
much more becoming in every way and
are infinitely better for the throat and
neck.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
Some New Gingham Frocks

cupfuls OF salt or one tablespoonful of
alum. Mix thoroughly and let the ma
terial soak in this overnight. Dry be.
fore 1t is admitted to clear water.
m selecting the material for ging
nam frocks it is always worth while
to pay the price required to get the
best quality. Certain standard makes
OF hfgh-priced gingham are good
choice, >as you may depend on the
quality of these.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
Street Garment or House pre.,.

shantung is Il fabric which is equally
good developed as street garment or
house frock. A pretty model of this
material is made with box jacket and
a plated skirt, the jacket having a
tuxedo front and narrow belt of the
goods. This garment also partakes Of
the character of a suit dress
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
tro BE CONTINUED,
Apesttea Creed.

The origin Of the Apostles Greed Is
not fully determined. It is supposed
to have been taken from the confes.
sion Of Peter (Mark 16 :16) and from
the baptismal invocation which deter.
mined the trinitarian order and ar
rangemsnt The earliest mention Of
the Apostles Greed Is found in the
works OF st. Irenaeus against heresies.
He dted in 202 A. D., when about 80
years old.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31

ing me. am keeping house now Ii
am able TO do all Of my work. I cam
say enough for your medicine. It h]
done more for me than any doctor.
have not paper enough to tell you Id
much it has done for me and for d
friends. You may print this letter
you wish" EIizABFrH q. CoRLrI
care Of A. P. Corley, Edmund, S. c.
Ability to stand the strain Of work
the privilege Of the strong and healthy
but how our hearts ache for the wed
and sickly women strugglingwith the
daily rounds Of household duties. wi1
backaches, headaches, nervousness ar]
almost every movement brings a mel
pain. Why will not the mass Of letteI
from women all over this country. wild
we have been publishing, convince sud
women that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vep1
table Compound will help them Just Z
surely a. it did Mrs. Corley?
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
New Woo, Fabrics,

The new wool fabrics for early
spring wear include the hard finished
rep cloth, gabacord, Cheruit twill and
stockingette, another new fabric, re-
sembling tricotine in weight and tex.
ture.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
Ebony and Ivory Canes.

@0'y ~Hu VVUry C3Ne6,
Polished ebony or ivory canes will
be in high favor since they may bs
decorated with many charges of rib
bons colored to match the costumes
worn with them.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31

Figured oauxs Ribbons.
Figured gauze ribbons with narrow
metallic edge are effective for ssshea
on frocks Of tulIe and chiffon.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
WOMEN WHO
CANNOT .W0R
Read Mrs. Corley'sLetter a,
: Benefit by Her Experienc,

Edmund, S.C.-'Twas run down ",
and female trouble ana y,
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31

| Tered every mont
p was not able to |
any work and trie1
lot IF medicine, i
got DO relief. is
you: 4edicine adv
tised IN q little N
that was thr11
my door, and /
not taken twobott
Of Lydia E. Phi
hams Vege tab
Compound before
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
Pheasant hatehsrlss

Pheasant Hateherleo,
The state Of Massachusetts, main.
tains three pheasant hatcheries, one
at North Wilbraham. one at East
Sandwich and one at Aarshaeid.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
Tongue-tied women might sutfe
from braiL fag, possibly.
Love may laugh at locksmiths. bu
it never gfggfes ut the plumber.

Watch cutteuva Improve Your sklr
On rising end retiring gently smea,
the face with -Cuticura Ointment
Wash of Ointment in five minutes
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itching and red rough hands.-Adv.
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The Washington herald., 1921-07-07
PAPER ATTACKING
OFFICIALS BURNED

Fargo, N. Oak. July 6.-Charges
that three members of the State
eecutive committee OF the Nonpar-
tisan League have squandered $780,
900 of the leagues funds for the
recall election campaign were made
in a special edition of the Fargo
Courier-News, one of the Nonpar-
tisan Leagues newspapers, today.
The special edition was not al
lowed to gain extensive circulation,
as it was recalled. When il became
apparent that the editor intended to
give this edition wide circulation,
the committee appeared at the Of
fce Of the paper and took posses
sion. Under the committeemen's or
ders $4,000 copies were taken to the
city dump and burned and the
plates and matrices destroyed. 1t
is reported, however, that some of
the paperse were distributed
The Washington herald., 1921-07-07
CITIZENS OF N. ".
ASK FOR LIBRARY

The Connecticut Avenue Citizens
Association went on record last
night as favoring the Northwest
public library branch and proposed
by the Mount Pleasant Citizens As
sociation last week.
Reports received showed that the
Carnegie Library Association would
construct and outfit the new build
ing, but that a site would have to
be furnished. 1t is understood that
the District Commissioners have
asked for $25,000 in the new appro-
priation bill about to be sent to
Congress. to purchase the site
The plan to further the work of
the nature study department in the
Washington schools received the
favor of the association.