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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-13

Joseph Master, S6;, and IhonlaS Ntc- AIeavv were each fined s5 and the Tne susnended when arraigned in town court yesterday morning on charge of trespassing on railroad property.
 John Be1ko, Ansonia, was not so fortunate. He was compelled to pay a fine of s10, plus costs, on as as- sault charge.
 John Szezerba. convicted of evading responsibility, the particular charge being that he speeded away after striking a boy on bicycle, shghtly iniuring the child and demolishinS the wheel was fined $50 and costs. He appealed and his bonds were fixed at $50. He spent considerable time in jail, not being released until early last evening, after Ivan l.. Warehouse, attorney, had arranged | for his bond.
 Oscar Ricco, arrested last Wednes- | day, when he drove an automobile | past a standing trolley at Main and road streets, striking and throwing | to the ground Mrs. Eleanor Cush- man. sos Broad street has his case | nolled after payment of costs, which amounted to S11.63. Ricco is from West Haven. From recent observa. tion in Stratford and Bridgeport it has been a surprise that more acci- | dents of this nature have not occur red for there has been a decided in clination of late upon the part of motorists 70 overlook the law on pass ing standing tro1leys taking on or discharging passengers
 Zane Grey's "A Man of the Forest, ; | featured last night at the Stratford 1 theatre, will be repeated this evening i with the usual other features.
 Frank S. Day appealed under bonds of S1O0 in town court yesterday when l arraigned on a charge of driving Q motor vehicle while under the inf1u- ence of liquor. John Hopkins. charg- ed with stealing apples, forfeited 2 S10 bond when he failed to put in ar appearance.
 The first meeting of {he season O the Women's Missionary society O held ttds afternoon at Putney chapel under the leadership of Mrs. Rufui BunnelL
 MT. and Mrs Philo P. Haven ex 5 pect to soon leave Stratford for point near Rochester, N. Y. wher Mir Haven recently purchased farm They have been residents O Stratford for many years.
 The sewerage installation will to day reach a point on Main stree opposite Hurd street. From Hil1Sid avenue the excavating has been don by hand the huge digging engin l having been given a rest since Soi that ds more sandy has been struck.
 Additions and alterations in tn rear of central fire departmen headquarters has given considerabl more space for the men to use as much needed work shop.
 
 Stratford people are still hopin' that some means will be found il the near future for continuing tn ] cement walk in front-of fire head
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-13
GARY IN MEXICO

Mexico City. Sept. 13-Elbert H. Gary, chairman of the board of dirce- tors of the U. S. Steel corporation James w. Gerard, former American ambassador to Germany, and a party of friends were expected to arrive here early today. .traveling in two special cars. They were scheduled to arrive yesterday but their train was delayed 24 hours after it crossed the international frontier. Both MT. Gary and MT: Gerard are said to be espe- cia11y invited to attend the celebration of the Mexican centennial.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-13
ALCOHOL VICTIM COLLAPSED

pr. B. J. Burns of the Emergency hospital was called to the corner of Man street and Railroad avenue at S:30 o'clock last night to treat Vim cent Smilgus, 37, of IT Madison ave nue, who was suffering from alcohol ism- Smilgus had been drinking all day, and the cheap liquor caused him to collapse on the street last night When Dr. Burns arrived the man was unconscious, but was later revived and taken to his home
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-13
HENRY ALLEN IS
 NEW MANAGER
 OF HILTON STORE

Henry Allen, formerly of Aliens Clothes Shop. located over the United Cigar tSores, has recently assumed the management of the local store of Joseph Hilton at Fairfield ave- nue and Middle street. MT. Allen is we'll known both in the business and social life of this city, being affiliated
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-13
MORE GOLD COMING

New York, Sept 1s-Large new shipments of gold from Europe, which will soon be unloaded here, will bring this years gold importations to $502,- 349531. it was announced today.
 Only about $11, 100000 of the vel Low metal has been exported.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-13

uqarters to a point past the Town hall. The new walk is much smooth. CT, more attractive and adequate
 As matters now stand it looks like the following Hneups in the various districts. although there is ample time for more entrants to declare themselves and it is believed in at least a few of the districts that more men will make the run: First dis trict, Herbert M Sniffen, Albert S. Anderson: Second district, George NJ Barnes, Donald Sammis; Third dis trict. Andrew Eaton. Robert Turney Harry Saunders: Fourth district Chris Nelson: Fifth district, Harry Sanford, J. Albright; Sixth district, Messrs. MolvneuX and Stanton; Sew enth district, Ralph Sherwood Eighth district. Walter Keeling, Charles P. Carroll, F. Webster Co., nine: Ninth district. Deputy Sheriff Mills Tom1inson.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-13

Additions and alterations in the rear of central fire department headquarters has given considerable more space for the men to use as much needed work shop.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-13

Stratford people are still hoping that some means will be found in the near future for continuing the cement walk in front-of fire head
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-13
STAMFORD

Robert Russell, AT, Liberty street; Joseph Master, S6;, and Thomas Nc Aleavy, were each fined s5 and the fine suspended when arralgned III town court yesterday morning on charge of trespassing on railroad property.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-13

Frank S. Day appealed under bonds of S1O0 in town court yesterday when arraigned on charge of driving a motor vehicle while under the inf1u- snce of liquor John Hopkins. charg- ed with stealing apples, forfeited a S10 bond when he failed to put in an appearanCe.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-13

Zane Grey's "A Man of the Forest" featured last night a t the Stratford theatre, will be repeated this evening, with the usual other features.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-13

The sewerage installation will to- day reach a point on Main street opposite Hurd street. From Hillside avenue the eXcavating has been done by hand the huge digging engine having been given a rest since soil that is more sandy has been struck.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-13

the h Woan o,[se .IieTin 0 ne cis season O the Congregational church is beins held ttEs afternoon at Putney chapel under the leadership of Mrs. Rufu BunnelL
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-13

MT. and Mrs. Philo P Haven ex- pect to soon leave Stratford for a point near Rochester. N. Y. where Mir. Haven recently purchased a farm. They have been residents of Stratford for many years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-17
Two Glass Men Found
Guilty on Fraud Charge

Toledo. On!o. ucr. l6--Tw" officials
a. ne Modern Giaea comra'y. Frank
A. VIrAc~y and Wai'er !. lumhIrau.
wee found guilty by jury In 'ntt"d
states district c"urt hoy" today. "'
fraud in connection w:'h sock sale
rrn,Doti,n nC the Modern class company
an organization which puTp"rt"d 20 man
u.t,r@ro Elnes rH%hc;e.
The srcrsac charg" wa that OF using
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-17
NINE

:ho mails to dcfraud. Tickery came
hero from Pittsburgh. more than three
Years ago. and organized the company.
Iunblcau was tho agent Of the concern
Trial II four other officers or the COM
Iany. all prominent Toledo men. ended
abruptly '~o weeks ago. when Judge
N. Eillits ordered the defendants dis
r,iss"d for IN q: Of evidence sufficient 10
icMn,n fInML
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-17
p,arrnoea IN Children

Fer d.arcnrea IN ch:'2-eA orc year 90
- OLE rou WI Cud nothing" h",'"f
.,sr ,'hamberIalns CoI!c and D!arTh' 80
pe.redv. followed ~ a d"," OF .a''''
oil 7, should he l"?: 2, hand and i'''
en- A. soon as the frs "'"A'ura' ''o-''
ness u the bowels arrears. For So
by al dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-17
GOV. RILEY RETURNED

WASHINGTON. pcc. i6.--Governor f.
Mont Reilly. OF Porto RICO will return
n h's duties IN the Island as quickly as
settlement Of his personal affairs in this
country will permit. il was officially
announced today. He Was Instructed TO
uc at his JOst ty the New year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-17
Judge Z. s. Saundsrg.

Rocky Mount va. Dec l6 -.Judga
Edward Wits Saunders of the supreme
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-17
Foley ,NdneyPl@s

regulate and restore the healthy. normal
action OF kidneys and bladder, bringing
clean blood and better health. with free
dom from aches and pains.
J. George HuGsns. Pennington. ". writes:
Last tall | was aua,Eed with lumbn9o and
suffered untold agony | had o severe pam
1-r9as my bach and a, tim , cuYid not dress or
-ndres, myself VAS ADVISED 10 lake Foley
KIan-y Pills Tor my trouble. After taking thsun
Tor . lew days tho pain IN Iny back let, me and !
have not had any lumbaSo sinee that time. ell
though that was months AGO. ] recommend
Foley KidaSy PIlls TO al who have luinLIEo.
pULD EVEhYwhEhs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-17
Back Hurt?

When the kidneys do not properly dc
their work or purify the blood stream.
waste products and poisonous acids re-
main in the system and cause backache,
rheumatic pains, lumbaGo. sore mus
clcs. swollen joints. stiffness. lame
back end similar symptoms.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-17
LEGAL HINTS

week you answered my quts ..ab, ,e.-s snS
properly to his wife and net nV !" vbether
forgot. however. to ask you a. .gec, IN,
a ,leal S'' have no force or eftet-s /. T.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-17

- 49,, ,s, ,yeck YOU answered my quuolL ss ~
to nv fathers all his oper ye1 to ask whether.
leaving ms owl With being atteed E
inc ~ bc viii or whether would have no force % S
a II tho viii wa, re.aested after the gept IN he will
would nave be
aircadg executed and ates'ed In order =" nave '
re-attesed -. - .,oek in the 3
NJ Adams had hundred shares .n,gbo1 One
Dor National Bank bank by nc IN b bfoktr-o
OF nv clerks certificate and Sola ~ ~ tbe osrty
who nothing OF the thei' Doc I -
chased il obtain good lt against me- NJ ~ ...,.l.
Answer. No he While sueh eot5a'ss 4 ,,SIy does
the ato9 & nor aoe the doctrine he who places IN the p
OF another third party must sun @p ~, b,,5,g v,rv
h oey to promote nv patent the invention mao. '
means OF sample several thousand and When my gnd hn1
to the m9nui%etlreF deGqs CIV found they made 1
refused Kindly INFORM me as to "he'he' nav" "
a them
no aqSs in xele could Of pas vi giving thin
the carrier after according 70 the sac eou
zeal effect Of a tTac aejycs-R Chicago
Mr. G Kindly explain he foios'ng ot ne Ny sr+.
husband was annt wi" but "a' gwen no 9s
except prospect receiving The eomPeuon when a1
Answer The opportunity afforded exchange service for
So 10 dqu5ffy ard SO impair
validity O dsqua something IN the way OF a.
eo5oey ds%s Il % q ' s5f5Sp made IN ''s VI"
III needed a proof be forthcoming of an intention
Ms dear Editor sold ,ome n,ur, TO agreed Civ.
Tor the pree payable YEAR @'h interest no" refuses 70
Answer fraud the goods
for Their o You also SUI Immediately
expiration Of the for the goods and
recover the money
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-17
The Case of Ireland

They fought they dsregarded their crimson life
like water the harder they fought Thru the dragging
years, when faith tickle and hope mocy they fought
the powerful nation creations against that
nation which gdles the world with its armoed Ships against that
nation whom the always shining The Irish people fought
England for hundred and at last they have won
signal victory.
will Ireland free nation and place her
upon plane OF equally with sn S9o The ord M
people, who knew defeat and whose only compromise
local affairs and no longer sweter under the
yanncal rule of Great Britain For her and mdomtsbe
Upon this side Atlantic black will learn
lesson from the of Ireland lesson manhood lesson in
doomed with such that weakngs would huddr
and ebIe shake off the shackes would be
r.pred but steely gnts their and dauned
Their hearts . e of Nations, ned and dmayed at last
nation isolated of their their fight for full
reviewing past events the proof black paid his
quot. these rghtfor freedom and liberty will be found and
he should contend for these for these rights just
the Cets are contendng until reward comes
The mee black has been tested America
in his own hrobbng beneath his breast beats heart
that nches thadom the did the of Ireland
but the Irishman had Gad.tone Redmon and De Valera
while the black had his advisors men of ms own race
Take what they ofer and be content Thus no
dn sedom has been feliust the shrinking nchg tmdy
of slave liberty but Dies place above life and the
few crumbs left from fest of American prosperity
Macs~ney starved himself death while De Valera sent his
laundering all the wod and Irish people everywhere
forever those ho pliers who that the half
loaf is good enough Give fey with enough to
and some snobbh unaness the white American will be
away The fire and ardor boht back from the batteeds
of France has waned til gnaing pang of hunger
brought BY the FROM black
down aG i've fGGa h se net seSed and the
of Ireland should awaken hope and ne courage Alusm may
CASE energy and sggressveness hay and time continued
upon its flight and Ireland not yeahed De Valera its
s es state aad advises that they and still fight
Erin is absolutely divorced from the rule ofEngIsnd
Maybe Gavey, Motion and even Lind johnson will receive
inspiration from the of Ireland
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-17
NO REAL DARK MEAT FOR DEMPSEY


who
johnny
heavyweight champion
Mr. Dempsey
Sports writers fighting
fight and will fight anybody Willard
Joe Beckett He gutton the
Saskatchewan him Jack Johnson which that
of imaginative reporter Mr. Pearson picking big black feo"
old who rpened the
pene +H.+t3.
Johnson
time big black cloud OF floating around and called Wills
Mr. Wills
be of such be taken
the interested o the adjoining
the dark he
world Arica-Chicago Tribune
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-17
CHAMPAIGN, Ill.
By Il #Brccdlo,c

business Mems League holds annual
banquet At Mr. Chas Martins Caic,
703 \. Market Street thursday eve
ning at 9 O'Clock. December &. 1921.
a large representation was present.
I. L. Brcedlove had as his guest the
clergy OF the Twin Cities. Il was said
10 be one OF tho SWEETEST affair ever
given in the Twin Cities. Rev 4.
King. OF the a. NJ. + Church, made
a good speech on getting together and
why we should unite Tor community
betterment. Rev f. Jones, OF Free
Baptist Church, pledged his support;
Rev. J. W. Jacobs, OF the {. NJ l.,
also.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, I. /.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-17
Y. w. c. A..

The Residence Committee has been
very busy during the past month get
ting the house ready for Come and
See Week The house has been en-
tirely renovated. New draperies, new
pillows, living room suite OF furniture,
rugs apd a private office for the Cen
cral Secretary. new files for the bust
ness office, new diffused light for the
industrial classroom and the Center
has been newly decorated. All OF
these as YOU can see means much
towards beautifying our home and
giving stimulus to those who share IN
pur activities.
The Membership Committee reports
enthusiastic meetings and that all are
anxious about the work At our last
injecting all members shared heartily
in the Round Table discussion, led by
| Mrs. Jackson. taken from the theme
Thou Shalt Love Thy Ncighbor as
Thrself At the informal reception
many PERSONS were impressed with
the speakers and the challenge brought
to them As result OF this meeting
several persons have joined the Asso-
citation to help share in rendering serv-
! ice to humanity. The Membership
Committee is pleased to report 10 ne"
members to the cause Tor Christian
Service.
The "Vodvile Classique," by the
Girl Reserves, promises TO give worth
while entertainment The girls ART
planning 10 give value received fol
the peoples money. I he cast moi
only includes The Dolly Sisters,
FRANKIE and Blanche OF the Or
pheum Circuit. but also takes in suci
stars as Elsie Janis and her Gang
Watch this paper next week for photos
OF these famous stars The Girl Re
serves are truly breaking thru
Christmas cheer for the inmates %
] Oak Forest lnhrmary The industrial
girls OF the various ccnters III the cts
Jointly are providing gift boxes foi
500 inmates of this intrmary. Twenty
+ FIVE cents will send a box OF cheer tC
! one inmate Join IN this service ano
send to the Industrial Department %
the Indiana Avenue Branch 354l In
diana Avenue. or call Douglas 9o9t
or 27Sq Additional Christmas >ery
ice will be the singing OF Christina.
Carols, Thursday evening Dccembe
p, al the Cook County Hospital, BY
the girls Of the Industrial Department
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-17
UNDER THE LASH OF THE WHIP

the Star of Zion, the official mouhpiece of the
Church. and that Henry Lincoln Johnson has beer
political strife and that he aided the North
Frank Lnney, the lily white Repub
ican District Attorney This eeks with reaconary Uncle
theories and their show extensive
happenings the real of affairs hdpa before
the Editor would stir little and backbone he would
be give the baderdash from his
pen reflection Livingstone College, who claims his
as one of her
Mary White and Dr. G. Woodson that
black people enough of their history and liter
This that black people do appreciate the efforts
writers and little paid them until
white has praised the black author and then rush
for him by his brothers The black people will better
of their problems by reading their authors
and it is certain that rmer pride will be created
Recently mob of black sought to lynch of their
beayng lodge and aerna secrets The practice of ynhng
mbearabe and of sanction ondone of the
despcabe of America who betrays his
hateful the ncher The white who ynches
black stained with human blood and the black who
black stained with of deep dye. We
will the day when the traitor and the yncher
general vice cleanup which be headed the way
ced This will the white dens which unmoesed
authorities and have fear that the black offenders will
spared Let be cleanup of vice. be black white Maybe
antpatoy lines order, but the
dent and
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-17
Light Up the Business
HighWAySN

Numerous complaints be heard from merchants of
Chicago. South complaining of the soth OF When
business smuant is The th Side needs
business The commercial institutions need lfe
pep People trade where THEY'RE attracted
Broadway York night looks 1t 1T were ore because
of the which fash and dance from eVywhere but
South State and East 35h dark as soeeys and
then they wonder why business poor.
Let the merchants who cater to the SouGde OBJ
lighting effects Halsted Street. on Avenue
ON let them plan to light up this district them
make il hum offer attractive bargains from
windows make bid for business and they Wget it.
Wires strung with lights overhead and across the es for
the modest dollars month from each merch Let
us light up South Side and will need not fear so
lares and hodups This stands ready Wiling 10
with the and these columns will them
The day has arrived when the Paron
sought the the other races Us
Light un the South Side. v
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-17

Brcedloye. secretary, VIII Sanders;
treasurer. George Person. This organ
ization Is Tor the purpose OF stimulat.
ing. encouraging. promoting and
patronizing Negro Business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Benton have
issued invitations for the wedding Of
their daughter. Miss Helen Johnson.
to Mr. Earnest $. Hte. which will
take place December 2l 1921 at the
brides home 908 y Hickory Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Benton have
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-17

gone TO Housekeeping at 81 Fast Vine
Street
Scr z. L. Bfeedloye for a bot,l> Of
salgascns the worlds greatest lara-
tive tonic
The Forum was well a,isnS.d Sun.
day at the c NJ +. Church.
Mr. Fred Louis IS out again after
ahnu, tao weeks sickness
Sce NJ William Kinntr. z. l.
btecdloy. or Harry johnson for your
SICK and Accident Insurance.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-17

of
Of
OF
is o
of
the in
the oil
in
marked degeneration the offspring
the subject He the who had had
two andb
dunkrd
He then 1T has been the
in
a
the available
OF the
drunken children
bodily intelligence impaired moral quail
o
oil he children
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-17
HEALTH HINTS
By DR.. Troy Smith
B0TLS

OF mind traced poons that
knds those from without the body
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-17

NTITH REGARD FOR RIGHT WITH PURITY OF MOTIVE
W IN WITH CONSCIENTIOUS COM
STRICKEN HUMANITY, WITH UNSTlNIED
CREDIT THOSE WHO MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS OUR
GUIDE POST AND LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION, WE HAVE
COMMITTED OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOURNALISM
WE HAVE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC SERVICE
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-17

examples Of winch are aIcohol opun 1noFphne, INDIAN
hemp, cocaine choral, lead and henbane. The mental
effects of each OF these substances differs from
every other in some respects, but they all have this IN
common that they brain poisons and that most OF
them create craving for their continued use, with a
diminished power of control over such craving.
The second class OF that produce unsoundness
OF mind are the indigenous type those poisons arts
ing from within the body examples OF which infec-
from the bowels thyroid gland or the womb after
childbirth Various microbes germs may produce I'M
soundnes OF the mind also. They arise from within
without the body (generally from without Ex-
amples OF the germs that frequently cause insanity
the germs Of influenza, syphilis typhoid fever tuber
culosis, etc. -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30
CHILDERS-NORDY
 WEDDING PLANS

The following plans have been an-
 nounced for the wedding of Miss Joyce
 Virginia Nordy and MT. Paul H. Chii-
 ders, which will take place Monday even-
 ing at S:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
 Otho McLane in Norwood.
 Mrs. Paul Killain of Gadsden will have
 charge of the music and Mrs. McLane
 will sing, q Love You Truly and "Be-
 cause"
 The ceremony win be performed by the
 Rev. H. c. Kegley. There will be no at-
 tendants.
 An informal reception will be held and Mrs. McLane and the bride and groom will be assisted in receivin" by Mrs. Etta Lee Perrin of Oklahoma City. The bride and groom Win leave Mon- day evening for southern wedding trip. HADAssAH CARD PARTY The committee in charge of the card party to be given by the Hadassah chapter at Elk's hall on Wednesday al 2:30 o'clock are endeavoring to make this an enjoyable event to all attend ing.
 A small admission fee will be charged, and refreshments will be served free. Prizes will be awarded and the proceeds from the party vii be used for a much and noble purpose, that of buying material tc make into garments for the orphan babies of Palestine and for the babie: of immigrants coming there from oth- CT stricken countries needing clothes l This is a worthy project to buy clothes to cover little children's bodies