davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1921-01-05

znC SoI1ector Rlst,, 'o"H ' 100000
9nd Dist STATE Treasurer 100000
ora Wildss iS'ii Collector .4... 100000
Srd Dist. State Treasurer 100000
4'n nsge' DsS'i, Collector % ... 100000
4th Dist. State Treasurer 100000
5th Dist, James V. Car
son, Collector ........ 100000
5th Dist, State Treasurer 100000
O'iF Brown" Collector .... 100000
9th DIST. State Treasurer 100000
7th Dist, Thomas E.
Slay. Collector 49,. 100000
7th Dist. State Treasurer 100000
Sth Dist. Eben R. Hughes
Collector ........ 100000
Sth Dist. State Treasurer 100000
9th Dist, John H. Bull
lock, Collector .... 100000
9th Dist. State Treasurer 100000
10th Dist. J. Frank Sale
van, Collector ....... 100000
10th Dist. State Treasurer 100000
Sale OF Bonds .......y. 44.583.2O
Miscellaneous Receipts 232.31
Expenditures
Engineers Office ..... 4,O39.S5
Road Machinery ..J 6,303.95
Miscellaneous Expenses 10000
Smyrna times., 1921-01-05

Subscription price. $3.50 per year. strictly in
advance.
Smyrna times., 1921-01-05

Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna, Della
ware as Second Class matter
Smyrna times., 1921-01-05

WANTED
"a , an TO carry on farm to lir.
man. Must be honest soSsv "Ssys ). to1gtI d
good reference; middle arpd s,i 1aai and aa7
1r.,......,..,, - R. CRAIG
Smyrna times., 1921-01-05
CO. smxRNA r1MEs wEpNEsDAY AFTERNook JANUAR1 l92

Supplies ie'ght o.. ls,,. ~
Labor and Teams .,''" ,9iS:SS.
Total expenditures oAs
Roads raaj, ia,. 1920 .... aai'ao,. I'D
State of Delaware. '''iS
p,lt3Is Personally appeared 9i0REn;y, RI:y, S.
ruone ryiio Of the State Of before b,ge ue , y
Gfiefes, ne Ea Comptroler Of Esa: ESeisvsss, H,o So
poses and says that the bs'CGFding ting to l,1o lsao
Is I true and correct to the hlosesoins ,.. Iss Z
~ VI his lkaovisS''
! HARRY B. eRlEvg,
d.,, S|%rn 20 n and subscribed b.,.C CConptralss,
day OF December, 1920. Oe'0'e ne ,'' iii, &,
lsean MARX ". coIv
kos-
Smyrna times., 1921-01-05

A. V. Woodruff, L. C..
C. 10th Dist ......- SOO.OO
Committee Work .... 800
w. w. Harrington, At
torney for L. c.. -. 5000
Jail Commissioners q. 54.OO
Jail Physician ........ 5O.OO
Inspector of Weights AMI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

Ben, Rpit itno &. s. aocller,
bieiigc Beiddftslertte, bic Dem Rufc
rboct to the faru." nift mioeritebcu
tonntcn uio in ser 9ittlc Berger
Rndbarifnft Tarmen fauften, laiien
ouf ihrcn reip. 6aruen groBe Scr.
beiieritnaen auStilhren, unS 5rpar be
iorgcn tic oie u~leiIten ser arbcitcu
feIbft ungendtet Der SdtpicIcn sic
bei uraeip0hnter arbeit foIgen.
-8Il. g. ROT, meIder in &uc.
bio, Colorado, als Selegrnphiit be,
Ifdftigt mar, befIeitet jcet cine Gbn,
Iide SteIle I'M 0iertite Ser Mo. 8oci.
tic .9abn III Soiiington, aanios.
-Sclrp Sengitenberg ur0 Sranf
$. Sitc6emmn, bon S%lpensbille, ul0
@m, s. BIcb un6 Sohn +. un6 @m.
Sltc6cmann. bon Sbiro Greet, paren
Ietfe 8ode bier Inn uIs cbcmaligc
SoIooten lire a%pplifotion fir sic
Siegesmcboillc eiln3ureiden.
Strait Oscar 2oehnig unb 5raiI
8ris Sdneiber reiItcn Iebten 5rcitoq
nod ct. Souls, nm Dem 8egrdbniiic
hires 8ertponbtcn Rop @. 6erguion
b~ciSupobnen, Der an 8erIesungcn
geitorben mar Die err BEL einent lin.
fole crlitten bntte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

-auguit Gunner un6 8attin BON
Coles Greet, luur0en Ieste ISOLDE
Ourd) Die @eburt zines S6bndcrs
crfrelt.
6rau 5ris S6neioer begob iid
lcttcn @tontng nod RbinelanO nm
ibre @tltttcr, 5rou 8m. @cicmam,
81 pcrpflcgeI, pelde i6per erfronft
lit.
s.. Stltblmann ut6 @ottin, bon
ct, 2Ouis, befanoen iif mebrere
Mod,cn bier uls g1ite bon Ibum
Bender lino 8attin.
81. 5. Rinfe, BON 2ittle &of,
art., beiinOet iid ieit mebreren "a.
gen bier auf 9eiud bel aonm 8cl-
Der un0 Satin.
Or, S. g. gnloc, BON Ban,
rciitc lcBte ISOLDE mad Sefferipn
Gin mn Dem gegrdbniIie ieincs
PERT. 8rltber$, Or. s. I. Chloe,
bcisupobnen. Der 9erItorbene mar
Gin 6cfnnnter 8iirgcr ser StQotS.
hdltptitnOt in iueldcr or lett iiber 80
Sobren ais g(r5t profti3irte. or
~binterlGBt feline @itttuc, orei S6bne
unO brCi S0hter.
-Senrp 0ufner, bon 2ittle Scr
ger, muroe lette ISOLDE bon ieiner
@ottin nit cinem G06tcrden be.
identt. 6rou 9ufncr mar friiber
SRI. glnnic Gpple bon Sermonn.
Capt. Otto NcltbcuIer murOe
lcbten Wontog in Saffncr's' Soipitol
elmer Operation ipegen 9linbonrm,
e%nt3iinbung mter5ogcn.
-2ouis ltno 81. 90. @emepcr, bon
@Ope, marcn lctter,, 5reitag bier IN
@cihGften.
-g8m. Slider, neI6er IGngere 3eit
in ct. 2olis beifGftigt mar, febrtc
Jcbtc @ohe mieoer in icin Scinl
uabc BotsOnm surild.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

s.. s. &arite6t, bon Stonp Sill,
mar Ietten Mittpoh in 8eIddftcn
bier.
-Sreb Soring, bon ct, 2ouis.
befn1t6 iid lcbte ISOLDE mebrere ia.
ge bier iorpic in Ser Bon Rahbur,
ihaft auf 8eiud bel Scrmanotcn
iino @cfannten,
-Trou Sris 9imberg uno Sobn,
@m. 2imberg, BON CHARLOTTE, uno
6reO 8. 9imber9, BON Toiebu6,
Itattetcn Ietten 9omerstag unierer
Stnot cincn 9ciud ab. Srosoem
5rau 2imberg lit unicrcm Gountn
lpobnt, mar oieie$ lett IS Sabren ibr
-%eriter geiuf Ser Gountpbollptito0t.
-g2m. s. Senteper ltn6 6amilic.
bon Sope, reiiten Iebtcn Samstoq
bon bier aus no6 SIater, $40, mo
Ser Semteper cine 6arm III Saline
GolrntB aepadtet bat. Der 9onpfer
Cinderella bradte sic MGbeI unb
Soll8einri6tung Ser Sornilie nod
Sermann, I'M bon bier alts Der 81.
ienbnbn mad Glitter transportirt Su
meroen.
-Sn scr borigen @o6e abgehaI,
tenen ScriommIung Ser @asconabe
Central telephone SO. ipurOen FOL
gcnOe aftien- Snbober uls 9irefto.
rem scr @cIeli6nft erpGblt: Or. S.
$. Go,lgben, Or. s, S. 8ifboff s.
s. SeImers, 9. s. Stocnncr, sos.
Serbian, uno 6. e. 8ilioms. DDS
9ireftoriitm or9aniiirtc iid ourd)
Grip6blung folgenOer 8eamten: $.
8. Selmers, H%rdiibent; Or. s. S.
GoltgbeG, @iae 8rGiioent; 9. s.
Stoenncr, SefretGr II. Sdabmeiitcr
uno 6. z. 8illioms, Monnger.
IS. s. Some, Mar uno @m.
Jfootfe uno 2ouis Calf, bon Worri.
ION. uno Rap Chill, gbas. &cin-
hol5 uno Rop 6cogats, bon @asco.
naoc, maren letter 9onncrstog bier
nm elmer SeriommIune Ser Do
6eGom 2oge b%ei5uhpobnen.
-3u gbren bon @aibington'S
Geburtstog luarcn un 0ienstog sic
@anfen uno Die goitoffice geidloiicn
uno bon oen S%fuIbGuicrn uno bic.
len @ci6dftseebduoen bcrab pebte
Dos Sternenbonner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

-SenrD gcdmam, bon GbamotS,
ipar am Sonutag bier 5llnt Seli1
ieincr GItern.
-9ur6 Baitor s. 81. ellis bon
Der bieIigen sc. 6. Stride ipnrOen
letten Samstag gbus. 6. Benton
uno SRI. aoa q. 4ptes, beioe bon
SmensbilIe, getrmlt.
-gtG6Itcn Montag beginnt Der
re~geImGBigc Sebruar ; Seruin Der
8robate Court.
-g8ie mir ais Ct. 2ouiIcr 3ei'
t1tngcu ericbcn, plrbe Clioer 0raf,
Sobn unieres IitbiirgrrS, S6co.
@ruf, Scr in ct. 2ouis pOtubaTt lit,
am Montog UNI iein neues Ilttomo'
bill, Elm Soro Coupe, beraubt. Seine
@attin batte OasicIbe Dor Dem
Samous, Barr 8ebGlt0e Itcbeu Ialien
I'M sort GinfGufe 81 muhen, uno
oils lie aus Dem @ebGu6e 5arild+
febrte, mar oas Iuto bcriADlnoen.
Sic Maidine trllg Die $40. Stuats.
2iSenS go. 35.202 uno Der Rotor
Die Drummer 44550S6.
S. W. Scnslep unb Senrp 9.
Sdssmom BON Snensbille. murcn
lesten 0ienstag bier in @eriAtsan.
ge%legenbeiten.
-5rau Geo. MunoDiIler, BON
ct. 2oris, peilt g%egrnp6rtig bier
gum 8efu9 bon 8ertpanOten uro 8e.
fannten.
SRI. 9orotbp 9reller, lpel6e in
Cape @~iraroculi oils Stubeutin Die
Oortige Normol.S dule beiuft. wcilt
gegenudrtig bier auf fur3em 9eiud
bel ibren Gltern, Ri6ter 81. q.
8reller un6 Satin.
Or. s. 8. Saffner !pltroe letten
Montag nah Scope gerttfen Inn I'M.
ter aiiiiten3 bes bortigeu Or. @orf.
man cine Operation oil Senrp Sol.
ting, Sobn bon Sreb Nolting, aus.
5ufiibren.
-Srunf 2otaG ur,o oeiien Sdlpc.
Iter, SRI. 2eno 2otolI, bon StoIpc,
reiIten Iebten 8ontng nod ct.
2ouis, 2ettere nm bort mebrere @o.
nate at berbleiben.
S. 8. 1.-THE unO Sohn rn6 Sp.
&esSler un6 8attin, bon @ctsoom,
tuarcn an Wontae 9eiu6er ltnierer
Staot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
Ernst |. Haffner, N. D.
Sermann, @ o.
Spesiele 4nfmerfiamfeit uirS Der
punbarstliden gebaublnne
seuibmet,
Office tunoen: 7 Bis 8, bormittaas;
12 bis 2, no6mittags uno 6 bis s.
abenos. Sonntags: Z bis 10, Dor.
mittaes.
8bone 7.6.

-0aS S1brboOt untcrlobm lesten
9ienstag ieine critic Sabrt oicier
Goiion mad &uib.GiIunb, meld1e @e.
lcgc1beit folgenoe 8emOGner Der Sn.
iel beilllstcn um u~nicrer Stoot ei'
men 8eiud nb5uItotten unO @infoufe
sl maden: 6rou Glib. u. Saboube.
albert SeIners unO Satin Serm,
2ocbnig, Sranf 56mecrfoetttn9,
2ouis 8llrtler rn0 Sltliits Stel6er.
-Gom. SorItmaut, bon Wtn.
foe, Nebr., ernetert iein lbonnc.
ment auf oos GolfsbIott NIT folgen.
Dem 8eeIciti6rcibcn: Dginliegcno
abonncmentsbetrag fir OoS BOLTS.
blott, 90 oie Belt balo obl6uft unb
mir ni6t gut obne Sen gltten aItcn
9oten ants Der friiberen Seimatb
fertig merben t0nncn. 8ir boben
bier einen iebr ipnrr1en 8inter ee'
babt, ungeiunoes 8ettcr utb bess
balb aud piel 9%ranfbeit. Ser5lide
8riiBe an ollie alien 8cfannten in
8asconuoe Golrntp."
g. 6. Neurrtonn ifrcibt ulls
Dab er bon 2aturence, &anios. no6
8obne, gtebr., iiberiie0cIt lit unb
eriu6t uns 0as 8olfsblott ibm nod
lebterer aOreiie 8~u8uienoen.
Ran untcritiibc Die oeutIhe
BreIie, inoem man 51t ibrer 8crbrci.
tllng beitragt.
-gSm. GabI mo 8rl. 8oQmonrL
bon Stomp Sill, reiitcn gcitern mad,
BcItpoint, Soma, I'M BORT allf elmer
6arm in 9ieult 5l treten. Ridar6
luno Sobn BOanonn ,battcn OieIeIben
bis no6 Sermann begleitet.
-6rolt. @ernburot emo Iotpie
6ran ISM. @erlc muroen ont Mitt.
mod I'M 6ieIigcn Soffncr Soipital
einer operation unteraogcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

H%enommagc. Sa,tsfral gu eli.
llern 8eiuder): @eincn @ann Ton.
men sic a%ugenblidli6 aber nidt
lpreden, Der Wedielt gera0e Die $50.
Idle - ni6t wabr, Grid?
Sobn6en: So or orebt 3
nm!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

mar I'M Wtontag beflIdJsrueile bier.
s. s. S6miot unS 5ObH. iorpie
SSobn S6uIte, bon RoiebuO, fGnen
Iettcn Sienstog bicrber I'M cine filr
ole 30. 6. Stride in &Oiebuo be-
itiunte nclle Srgel nod brent @e'
itimmungsorte 81 bringcn.
Ben. gifermonn uno Somilir
uno SRI. 8enrl Gifcrutanm, bon
&otsSam, bcfaloen Iid Iesten 9icn8-
tag artf tlir3cm @ei66ftsbeIud bier.
-5ris Setting, bon Gore, par
om Dienstag elm 9eiuder unierer
Sta6t.
-4ue. 8rinfmann uno Samilie
reiiten Ietten 9ienstog nod Sertme
Siage, No., I'M Dem 8cgrdbniiie
BON Serrn 8rinfmann'S SdDeIter,
Srnu glnna S1uiter. beisllmobnen.
Sic Seritorbcne mar 80 Sabre alt
unb binterl1Bt ibren @atten unb
Sluri flcine &inber.
-Srau Senrp Siedgraefe febrtc
Iesten Somstag bon 8oonbille, $40,
suriif, no iie fur5e 3eit BEL ibrenl
grroer, emil Shneioer un6 Somi-
lie Derpeilt bate.
-Sobn 9ou bat icin @obnbnltS
an ser meltl. 6. StroBe an Ssacr
SABINE, bon Nebrosfa, fir $500
pertatit, SEER SABINE unO beiien
ghrtter, iotpie 8ruoer perbet nGd-
item Nonot no6 Scrmann iibcriie.
6eln.
Sri. emile 8ielc, DeI9c lp1b.
reno ben perganeeneu 5pei Wtonaten
bel 8crmanoten uno 9efonnten in
Sigginspille, ct. 2ouis uno Serus
perpeiIt bate, lit Ieste ISOLDE pieoer
IN ibr bieiiees Setm 8,tritdgefebrt.
-6rmt gbas. 8ent bntte Iette
ISOLDE bas ltngliif i'm SOfrarm H..
rer 8obnung 5u fallen uno 0en SUB
oerart 81 berlebten Dob iie ieitber
St%lbelarreIt bat.
Die anisbts OF Columbus ia.
ben elm Or6elter organiiirt unb iinb
unter 9ireftion bon @Wl. SIafe
fleiBig om uebet. 9as Srdeiter be.
Itebt aus foIgenoen WitglieOern: Sir
thur uno German 9ufner, gilbert
9aumltorf, Clarence irnO 4rtbur
appriIl uno Orlando MllnOmiler.
-Sreo <egge un6 8attin uno
Ben 8oamanrl, bon Ban, iparen les-
ten 9tenstag in @eihdften bier.
SEER Ruegge bate III icinem Soro
Erud cine 9abune 8ei3er ouf oen
bieiigen Wortt gebradt.
Gin Gino bon @illie S. Soft.
manu- un0 Battin bas fur5 nod Der
8eburt geitorben mar, murOe am
0icn8tog auf Dem Itdotii6en 6rieo-
bOfe beitattet.
-9en. Barnes miro arf Der Sred'
mann Sorm, Sermaitn 81. 8, am 9.
@Gr5 iein betueelides gigentbunl
mlf offentlt9er 8erIteigerung oer'
taufen unO beubiidtigt nit ieiner
6omiIie nod Sermamt gu uberiies
beln. Ben. 8aefer Ser bisber altf
Ser CIR. Sobnion Sarm bel 5rcoe'
rifsburg pobnte, bat Die Sredmann
Sorm %gelnietbet uno miro nit itiner
| 6omilie ollf bieielbe 3ieben.
STRAIT Hc0 SaDlor uno &inoer.
bon ct. 2ouis, naren lette ISOLDE
mebrere Gage bier gum 8eiud ser
Wlttter unO @roBmutter, Srau Ma.
rie Sderer.
-6rou Olibcr @rof reiitc letter
Sumstag, nodOem tic cine 8ode Bel
ibreu S6niegcreltcrn, Gbeo. 8rai
nnb Satin, bernciIt battle, picoer
J nah ct. 2ortis 5uriid.
-Senrp Salt uno Sobn, Dor
Botsoam, iuaren am 6reitas bier in
@eiddften.
Die nGdite 2pcenm llnterbal
tlng. Die ~auapotp Snoianer," cir
allsgeaeidnetes muiifalii6es 8ro.
gram, finbet ON 9onnerstas, ben 8
WGr5 in Der CONCERT Sale itatt.
81. s. SelmerS uno @attin, Dor
&arias Gitp, befanoen iid lestc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
Seirat6s 2issnleu.

Herbert F. Meyer, McKittrick, Is
Felicia A. Peters, McKittrick, 10
Chas. Z. Benton, owensville, %
Ada G. Aytes, owensville, 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

--auguit Gunner mo 8attirL BON
Coles Greet, furroen lestc ISOLDE
Ollrd) Die Bcburt zines S6bn6cns
Crfrellt.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-28
Stag Dinner To
 Hear Explorer

At a stag dinner to be held by the Algonquin club for its members on Thursday, June 2, at 7:30 o'clock, A. F. Simmonds, lecturer and explorer, is to tell the interesting tale of some of his exploits in tramping the wild
 and waste places in research for science and sportsmanship- There
 will be other entertainments the com-
 mittee in charge announces
 Major Simmonds will talk on 'NThe Land Up There>'' He knows of the
 Far North what it is possible for but
 few men to know of personal ex- perience. He has canoed thousands of miles on little known rivers and lakes and has sledged over the great
 frozen wastes where few white men have ever been. Three separate times he has endeavored to cross that great barren stretch of land known as Un- gava and on one of these excursions barely escaped with his life, so se- were were the rigors of the trip
 Knowing the subject is not enough and Major Simmonds is recommended | by the committee as an entertaining l lecturer who describes the wonders
 he has encountered in an appealing manner.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-28
SIMPLE DEVICE
 ABSORBS SHOCK ON AUTOMOBILES

Ever since motor cars were first made, engineers have been perpIexed by the problem of spring. If the spring was short and stiff, the car would ride like a lumber wagon If it was long and Timber, the car would jounce and rebound so that the pass engers would be thrown from the
 During the last ten years there have been several devices offered to overcome this problem Most of these devices have either springs or valves which are bound to weaken or get out of order. But about two years ago, there was a patent brought out, known as the & s shock absorber, that solves this problem This ap- parently simple, yet effective, device introduces the principle of leverage which engineers state is the true scientific principle of shock absorp- tion, because it does not cushion or lessen the shock by additional springs but eliminates the shock by fexing the ends of the springs There is no mystery about the operation of the S & s shock absorber. The law of leverage has simply been applied, aid adjusts the load to the springs so that the automobile may pass over bumps, ruts, and other obstacles, unnotced by the occupants of the car.
 details as to how the result is ac- complished- It is sufficient to de clare that it is accomplished, and any car owner is allowed 30 days trial to prove this to Iris own satisfaction. If he is not convinced at the end of this trial period, his money will be refunded.
 These shock absorbers are less ex- pensive than any other absorber and give much better results.
 They have no springs to weaken or break, no valves to get out of order need no additional attention, and do not detrsct from the appearance of the car. They are made to fit al- most every make of car. including Fords and can be installed by any competent garage man. Prices range from SIS a set for FNords to $40 and $50 a set for heavier cars.
 If your garage or dealer does not have these sh ock aBsorbers, a note of inquiry to Bradford T. Seney, S45 State street. Bridgeport, Conn. will bring full information- This is the way to get riding comfort on any road, at any speed
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-28
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.

Memorial Sunday will be observed with a special patriotic program at the First Universahst church, Fair field avenue, near Broad street, at 1O:40 tomorrow morning. The pas tor, Rev. Hal T. KearnS, will speak on '@The Spirit of America-Is Ambassador Harvey Right?" Is it true that America entered the World War sole ly to save herself Is it true that we want nothing to do with the League of Nations? The choir will render a special patriotic musical program as follows Anthem, t'Now Thank We All Our God.'' Gounod- Schelley; Anthem. -@The Day of Free dom,'' Allen; soprano solo, 'tAn Wars Shall Cease,' Scott The Boy Scouts will take part in the program
 The Boy Scouts meet at the church on Wednesday evening.
 The Ten Ten Clubs will meet on Friday afternoon.
 The Junior Clara Barton Guild will hold a Rainbow Fete at the home of Mrs. F. W. Tracy, 50 Fairfield ave nue, next Saturday afternoon. There will be special entertainment for chil- dren. Cake, candy and ice cream will be on sale
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-28
THE PEOPLES CHURCH.

Report night in the Peoples church brought to light many interesting g facts. Contributions for all purposes amounted to s13,449. An interme- diate c. E. society was formed. The pastor has been supplied with autos for parish calling. Another member has gone as a missionary to India
 Tomorrow past years will be re- called under the captain Heroes of F'aith.N The Sunday school continues it's enthusiasm At 6:30 the C. E. So- cieties vii enjoy a lecture on Africa by Mrs Bunker, a returned mission ary. It will be illustrated with excel lent pictures and is open to all A collection will be taken. The senior society has voted to send their presi- dent, Miss Lillian M Reach, to the New York convention as their guest and representative
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-28
W. s. LACY
 HAS RESIGNED

The resignation of w Seymour Lacy, general secretary of the Y- M C. A for the past 16 years. was for uaAly accepted at a meeting of the board of directors of the organization Friday noon at The Stratheld. MT. Lacy has had the matter of resign ing in mind for some time and it was with much regret that the board ac- cepted his resignation. having exerted themselves in every possible way to induce him to reconsider it or post Poning it, feeling that MT Lacy had such a position in the Y, M C. A and city that it would be hard to re- place him
 The directors have appreciated in the highest degree his capacity for competent executive management and his ability to organize it's activities and carry them on, often under the great difficulties and with the hin derance of insufficient funds for the purpose.
 MT. Lacy's resignation takes effect July 1, and it is understood that he will take considerable time, perhaps a year, for a much needed rest His plans thereafter are not yet fully settled.
 ] Judge Paul L. Miller and Arthur | M. Marsh, as a committee of the board of directors, reported to the meefng of the board resolutions with reference to MT. Iacy's resignation, CODY, of which is as follows: l Whereas this Board has received | from W. Seymour Lacy, general sec retary of the association, his resigna- | ton from that post, in which MT. Lacy has asked that his resignation be accepted effective upon July 1. | 1921; and
 Whereas upon full consideration with him upon the subject and earnest representations to him by this board | that he reconsider his decision, it ap- pers that his conclusion must be re- garded as final and that his resigna- tion accordingly ought to be accept ed;
 Now, therefore, resolved that the resignation of the general secretary be and hereby is accepted effective July 1, 1921, with deep regret on the part of this board; and further
 Resolved that this board hereby ex- presses it's unanimous feeling that in the sixteen years during which MT. Lacy has held the office he has at all | times fulfilled his duties with the greatest fidelity and competency and
 that over all that period he has not
 only increased continuously his use | fulness to this association but he has come to occupy an enviable position in the City of Bridgeport and through his high character, his mod eSty, his ready sympathy, and his constant willingness to give his time and unSelfish devotion to the welfare of its people, STikingly illustrated during the great war by his leader ship in many financial and other un- l dertalings, he has won in every in- creaSing measure the affection, re- spect and esteem of the entire com munfty, and further | Resolved, that these resolutions be spread upon the records of this board l and copy thereof transmitted to MT Lacy and to the press
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-28

Throw my medicine away and keep on with the Pinkham medicine. l did and it cured me. If more women would take your medicine they would not Vegetable Compound to lots of people and they have been satisfied - Mrs MARY RHAPsToCK, 270} Wisconsin St., Kenosha, Wisconsin
 When a woman is beset with such symptoms as irregularities, infiamma- tion. Liberation, a displacement, back ache, headaches, bearing,doTn pans, nervousness or the ''blues" she should treat the cause of such conditions by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, the standard remedy for woman s ills.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-28
PROTESTANT

United Church, Broad and Gilbert ion Dr. Day. Organ prelude. :'Chant of s91dlsrs,r Shelley sf6eEsory. KiPli9gs "our Fallen cosnrades." DrapeT: organ oGgs1i postlude, Large Handel. 1900 m-, Sunday school. Discussion Club. what men, and what ought to be done?' by Representative of the American Legion; and % Amy progras, % Teiati9ns A'fs Between 1Nen United States and Japan, England and MNee; sea1er s e seno Shl4E rtien ehrEa Ea Tuesday, 6:30. Christian Endeavor Alumni Supper. Wednesday Church Night. 7:45, ion; S:30, Physical training for men and women. Thursday, 500, Senior Christian Endeavor Social
 Park Street Congregational Church, Rarnum ,oss agenue Gerald H. Resrd ss 1EE min faction of Human Long1ngs'; 12:6. Ghareh scheol; beo 7;oo p: m; Young Seopae's : Country HonorIns Our Soldier Dead ?'' Social in charge of the Mems League
 olivet Congregational Church, Main street and North avenue. Rev. Herbert s; Brown, Ph-D- minister. Church school at s:45; worship at Il; c. E. Societies at 6:ao; song and sermon at 7:So.
 West End Congregational Church, | Colorado avenue between Fairfield ave uue and State street, Rev. R. H. White, minister. Patriotic Sunday services 10: 80 subject, 'fWho Are the Enemies of Oul Country2'' 1900 m., Sunday school; 700 topic. '.Patriotism-''
 St Georges Church, Clinton avenue ! rector. Sunday: 500, io:So, 12:eo, and s:0i , p. m. Thursday, s=3o a. m.
 St Paurs F1isconal Church Rossutt i street, opposite Washington Park, Rev : Benjamin Franklin Root, DID,, rector | Holy Communion. a. m-: Patriotic Ser vice at 10:30 a. m.; Sunday school, 12:1o and Rev. Mackenzie at 7:S0 D. m-
 St Joan's Episcopal Church coFnet 1 of Park and Fairfield avenues, Rev Stephen Fish Sherman, Jr., rector: Rev l Donald W. Greene, assistant a. m- ! celebration of the Holy Communion ! 10:30 a. m-. morning service and sermon ! A cordial welcome to visitors
 Christ Episcopal Church Stratford- | a. m-, Holy Communion; 9:3o, Churcl school and Kindergarten; 1o:45, mornin; I service and sermon
 Grace M F. Church, Fairfield am