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Evening journal., 1921-11-23
speaking OF

Browne-Brooks is a regular wet
Blanket
. Towne-You are right there. Why.
that fellow could jump from the fry
lpg par into the fire and put the fire
out-Wayside Tales.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

Adam-Eve generation, which be-
gets and conceives a dream-man.
This Adam-Eve generation, or the
carnal mind, claims birth, which
is followed by growth, maturity,
decay, and death. The history of
the Adam-Eve progeny, which is
found in the second chapter of
Genesis, and which chronicles the
man whose origin was from dust,
has been accepted and taught for
ages, regardless of the record of
the true creation, which is found
in the first chapter of Genesis
where God made man and gave
him dominion" over all the earth.
ST. John had seen his Teacher
demonstrate the Principle of
being, Life and Love, the source
of his divine selfhood, until the
master Metaphysician, the Christ
man, dissolved the human Jesus
and rose beyond st. Johns ability
to visualize the ideal man, Christ.
This mental grasp of the Science
of Mind, the illumination of spir-
itual thought, which is mans real
selfhood, and which emanates
from God,-this unity with Prin-
ciple, Life and Love, the one eter-
nal cause, sustained John, as it
had supported Jesus, during the
dissolving of the human, or fleshly
Jesus, and the Christ-man of
Spirits creating won an everlast-
ing victory over "the last enemy"
death. Humanity to-day is
being forced to admit, that as in
the Adam-Eve generation, "all die,
even so in Christ Tor the spiritual
generation1 shall all be made
alive" T. Corinthians XIV, 22.)
In this age mankind is beginning
to agree with Job, that the ma
terial so-called man, or breed OF
Adam-Eve, els of few days, and
full of trouble"
Throughout the ages, the Christ
ly element in man has protested
against the tyranny of a seeming
mental influence, which incapaci-
tated him. Mrs. Eddy says:
Christian Science raises the
standard of liberty and cries:
"Follow me! Escape from the
bondage of sickness, sin, and
deathr' Jesus marked out the
way Citizens Of the world, accept
the GLORIOUS liberty Of the chill
dren of Cod" and be freel This
is your divine right. The illusion
Of material sense, not divine law,
has bound you, entargled your free
limbs, crippled your capacities, en-
feebled your body, and defaced the
tablet of your being.
(Science and Health, p. 227.)
Prophets and seers, for CEN
turies, have shouted, Hear. O
Israel; The Lord our God is one
Lord" and "Thou shalt have no
other gods before Me-" mark
xii, 90; Exodus Xxx. 81 They
have condemned the shepherds of
Israel, who did not feed their
fiocks with The truth Of being.
which sustains man. The prophet
Ezekiel declares
The diseased have ye not
strengthened, neither have ye
healed that which was sick, neither
have ye bound up that which was
broken, neither have ye brought
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

reply this request the many other inquiries have
Of the first and second
chapters of Genesis have written the which follows and
explain position
thousands who seeking light mans and and
give and which
demonstrable than publishing this
through the columns of the
wonderful Science
being teachings Christ this through
Mary Eddy give all who desire know
Interpretation the of the created by God
AUGUSTA E. STETSON.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

VIZ HAT a revelation Of the
wv universe and man OF
- Gods creating, and OF
the end of the Adam-Eve
time world, with it's phenomena OF
sin suffering, sorrow and death! !
The glorious illumination of spir-
ituaI sense revealed to John, Gods
universe, peopled with the chill
dren of His creating, sustained
throughout eternity by Princi-
pie, or cause, eternal Life and
Love, whom we call God and who
supplies every idea in the cosmos
OF infinite Spirit or Mind!
The words of st. John, the be-
loved disciple of the great master
Metaphysician, Christ Jesus, have
reverberated through the ages,
carrying to suffering humanity
the truth of scientific being
God, and man in His Image" and
''likeness," to whom He gave
dominion" over all things. st.
John had learned the divine
Science of Mind, from walking
and talking with Christ and be-
holding his demonstrations of
spiritual power over q seeming
material mental influence, which
held humanity in bondage to a
tyrannous master,-the so-called
carnal mind, which opposes God
and, results in the phenomena
called sin, want, woe, and death.
The proof of the potency and eter-
aaIity Of Truth lies in the fact
that st. Johns words, written
while on Patmos, and during the
absence of the physical personal
1ty of his great Teacher, Christ
Jesus,-the fact, | repeat, re-
mains, that Johns faith and un-
derstanding of the Principle of
spiritual Science, which he had
learned from the Son, or idea of
God-the Christ man-could not
be, lost to the world. Nor could
the carnal so-called mind, which
inflicted tortures upon his Master
and over which he saw his great
Teacher triumph,-all this could
not turn John, the beloved disci-
pie, from trusting the Principle Of
being, eternal Life and Love, to
deliver HIM from the agony Of the
illusion of suffering and death, as
the Christ-mind had delivered the
Hebrew children and Daniel from
the fiery furnace and the lions
den.
Christ Jesus understood cause
and effect,-a creative Principle
and its phenomena. lie admitted
but one God, as real, one eternal
causation, Life and Love, one Su-
preme Being, or creator, Spirit,
eternal Mind, which is reflected in
infnite ideas, as Father Mother
and children,--a universe whose
cause is Intelligence, wisdom, Su-
preme Being. Spirit, expressed in
counties ideas, all un,ier the con-
troll of and insoparabie from the
great aad only Arbiter, creative
Mind. Holding steadfastly to a
denlonstrable Principle, or cause.
enabled Christ Jesus to defy and
annul the false claim to a power
called the carnal mind, or the
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

Behold the tabernacle
will dwell them, shall be His
Himself shall be with them, and be their God
And
neither
(Revelaion xxi, ~
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
(Letter from Prominent Clergyman
May the 2nd, 1921.
Dear Mrs. Stetson

10,
Dear Mrs Stetson:
Among and
ates being who pepexd the discrepancies
beliefs the about these
beliefs.
do know who has spiritually and scientifically
of Truth Therefore writing to ask
students of the Bible the first and
Genesis how could "fa
in God? Gods
likeness could who did and
the other carnal?
Or only with shifting from the caral to the
spiritual, and vice versa?
material evorItion
did breathing the breath
of life, produce the Gods likeness?
Which accepted the document containing
the truth about origin and nature?
Such are asked, and the
give your interpretation would be enlightened
anticipating favorable the of thousands who
darkness Believe with regard
W H. j.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22
THOROUGH WORK
neu = Nafiun citizen lau"d lfrr.
door rfum kidns, lfeuhls-

II tau suffer fum ha.kslhf
Fum UunafN iaffirH
Anv ,nfabig di.fa.T ui iht hHihr'.
h.. Tested k.irri rrmtaIN
poans kalur, l1lh have hrrn Test
80 hy thousand
Manon ueou'r tesiii,
Caa yuu ash mufc cunNintinr nf''i
n meutf .
& A Adams farmer Marion saws
.naans Kidney PILLS are hou'r
hnld rsme,l, in my hume and ! ha'e
alwnvr found them fine Tor kidney
fwuble Al times have had ~
taels ~ hatkaghe that came on whei
M, kilnrys wcrc uut N ORDER hoan
lkilnsy pills however suun ra''
snlend,d rlrf Another mcmber q
mn family has also used huan's WI
r,s,d RESULTS and rccommcnd ihrn
very highly a.. 49,.
pricr co. Ut IN dcalcrs. Don't fim
,ly az fof kidney remedy e.
lnsans kidney PILLS the same INA
M Adams had Foster Milhuru 60
Nfu Buffalo \ Y tadvcr'iaemeu
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22
CROSS LANES

saIir lloIlcmau and son. Tom;
Mr. Mss Hughes and son visited
Gcorr, Henry and vi, Sunday
opal Mror, spent Monday night
with boz aunt Mr Bette Nation
81 A. - CRISP and son. Archie.
wen, Boz Maroon Saturday
Little Ray Muure Thomas has ~.
turnrI bonn, after a brief visit with
BIZ grandparents. NJ and Mrs }
o. Moorr
a. Edrs Smith passed Through
here Saturday
J. a Thomas paved through herr
Monday
/ lSIc Moore visited Bv,sl Crisl
Saturday
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DEANwOOD.

Sis Dixie Travis was the guest
~ hpr grandparents. Mr and Mira
= 81 Travis one night last week
Ms.e. Robbie and Minnie Dean
spent he uesk end with their par
enis
Mr Ahu D Huming was the
guest n So james % Horning Sat
ufday night
Mr and Mr. james u Walker
visited Mr Acis Walker sunday
Mr and Mn Ormond Hurst were
guests u ST. 7 81 Dean Friday
Mn Ellen Nunn u Marion a..
tended services az SUGAR Grove sun
I. day
Mr and Mr. Acie Walker and
IMf Coleman Walker visited Mr.. }
I Walker Sunday
Rsy g. Z Houchcf delivered To-
Zine SERMON. at Sugar Grove Saiur
day and Sunday
Sunday being Mu Dora Wilson
|ffy sixth birthday several friend
land RELATIVES took dinner with her
Those present we're Mr and Mr.
H. u Lamb. ST. and Mrs A. A
In,lse. So and Mr. T. e. laml
Ire, e. 7 Boucher, Mr. : u
Phillips. Mu lauclIa Turkey Nc
and Mu 7 l. Walker. NJ jss'
Wilson and Mr and Mr. " J.
Wilson.
81 JAMES Tosh vas the ruesi
lMf n q Travis Sunday
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BELMONT

N. Cora james sprnt MONDAY
vith NJ Annie nrllf Mcconnell
Mr. Annie Belle M,tunnrl and
children spent Tuesday with Mt
Nellie nufr
Mr. Stella Known spent N'nda'
9Th hsr aunt. Nslhr nurr
Nu Fa.s Gurss visited Mr. fraf
Grader one day rr,sui'N
Niss nollr nwvu spent Monda
n,vht with bee sister, Nellie Boyd
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81 Caldwell and o nlu ~
ffn usfs Boz he eats thn usst
setting ihs nF on ths farm ~ OBJ
.i m dun co. oil
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22

In tts noilc, - John 7 r.isns
ssa candidate Cor sheriff Boz laH
sssts Pres us had be- name = D.
.tss Do should have been John 7
Boo Fatsns BE- stiii Boz he race
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22

day on business.
Mr aud Mrs Guy Hodge were
in Marion Friday shopping
J u Nimmo went 10 3turgIa last
Friday on business
Household and kitchen furniture.
also garden tools and lawn mower
Call az Criticnden Hotel is-3l
Rev n Walker o. Demming
New Mexico b. Boo n visit relatives
and friend. and will preach at Chapel
. lllll Sunday
Jimmy KimseY, Homer Mcconnell
and shak Frazer went to Paducah
last seek end
ST. and Mr. J A Elder went "a
Evansville the week end
Mr. J = Dchaycn and daughter.
| Mlss Jennie. were shopping Boo Mari.
on last Friday
I Nss Clara owen N Evansville yis.
lifted her father here laat week
Captain Nouhrn and wife has,
.gone 90 nopkin.tillr
N Miss Marie Loyd lefi Saturday fui
IWashinriou % g.. to make boz hom'
Charlie Par. and 90 Nrsbell wrr'
boz Marion Saturday
% s. Wood.ide " the Piny asg
ii1n vas Boz iovn saturday
SIR Pearl WhHeotion and daurh
isf Nellie. ~ Sullivan vrrc in tow
shopping last FRIDAY
Mr. " J uuanicls ~ MeHio
and Mlss Louise hirham ~ isnshav
were shopping Boz MARION last W.
day
.t siotcvoud and iin,ilur fi5i pe
r |mltsi bead nuyaFr %
y BOSTON a SONs
n| lion e. e. Gresham an aiiorue
Andmor,. Oklahoma and farmerl
|of smiihlani va Boz a. cts one da
last srek
MIss AtrsI Vaughn gave roci.
J|Apnl sth Masir and rame ssl
played A y,B Interesting time "a
Ia .oyed hy all present
Mr G. e. Cook ~ Franklin. Ten
, who visited his brother = Coz
,,Ilast seek has returned home
Mr Hugh Mcconnell o. rool 81
.t|fsn ~ Fords Fern. sas n Mart
last Fflday
Marvin Charlie ~ radugah vel
- BE- brother p . Charlie "a
vrrk
Neville Moore Wa Boz M1rFauii'
BE- one day last vr,k ou business
nr q T. Hardy visited BIZ faI
ly ths week end
MI Chsrlss Masansup ~ lola was
che uty last Friday
a. T. q namo. ~ the Salem rr.t
~. boz Marion Tuesday
I'D. Tor Sale fiyv extra good :
Rel hens and oa,ksrl 500 f.sl
Iof lime o. raise good bunch
.s,|r,i, ALLIE rusrLEWEiG
Marion rs a. kou''
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WANTED tya uidav o. steady D.
af.r 18th q small family Cash ~
aft Write Martha MhHlan kfp
Un ~
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a. Hary Clara. q larr, tataru
Ita.sf n Houkiusyille va herr Wei
ftisY hufinr tohaooo
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A Bennett ~ raducah sas r
t. 90 "Wednesday on businsss
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Mis- Wilma Walker " Deanwood
were Boz Marion Tuesday shopping
Mn Flora Conrrr " the Dean.
wood section was boz the cily Tues.
.lay
Jim picken. " Tribune was in
town Tuesday
MiH Myrtle elias. ana mother were
300 Mrsco Saturday
sio,cwood and klndIing q 20 per
MIXED load Duyhfr Poe
A. BOSTON g. SONS
Mr and Nu 81 % Babb were
m Marion Tuesday shopping
Mss Dale Da.ner " Providence,
BE- visiting Nr and Mu Aubrey
Canaan ths week
300 E'IT- vas boz Town Saturday
The hHs hahy boy az Guy Grnltl
BE- chu.imei jane o. ~, made BIZ
advent ths l3h while Dr rale
aaE present
Ralph Hon.HF wa before ihs var
.Isl Surgeon Monday o. Henderson
Seasoned a,seu.I 50 % psr loa
|umI
% N BOSTON q sons
u fulu mads a special exam.
'nai.r ~ Mr O. So O. Nebli Wsd
.rudaJ or aH increase " pension
80 WaIlu aHd 4 v Bryan
v,r before u, pension board We,
.nsiaJ
Daw, QasD aas bsArs n
|W.IN..L lrurar.. U.srd WsdHf|
.day
Tau r.aumeu ai the home &
.Nr ani Mr % D iiominr on lei
ariaI mrht fan ard daughis
hui,I ani Sell
% e. Wmitam ~ tte cir1ulaib
department " ttr laussills iisua
sa. n Maroon Wednesday
Mayor ~ Bloc attended Pre-
.hlisD at MorFanfed ihr s-'k
M and Nu Calvin Hunt 81.
n
Mr. Annie iurf urre Boz ths 80
. Saturday
A g. Aour has bern ill iof -
.raI dais ai tn home on . hcr
street
-
.un,
s. BOSTON a sons
"a n.. ,..,.5 ID. father n
.f.... u.,. tf. as,k snd
~,
a.
visiting h,, a''.''',
% Nr and hn WINE wv
L. Tuesday
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uu Maud Taylor returned ths
s..i from q "trip a. Michigan
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'LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

T brennan ~ nsauwood Wa lH
Ha "Wednesday on husiness
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un Sam Canadian " Marion haf
ts.. spending several dats 9th
Ea q Trattsr end Mu Tfut
Dol EHlaheihiaun Ness
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LookYourBest

This store can help you
1alcum and complexion
POW dcrs. shampoo creams
tooth powders and pasirs.
toilet SOAPS. complexion
lotions toilet waters anil
perfumes everything Tor
mi.ad,s toilet
Nervousness. heart trouble con-
.upation. anemia and impure
Hood deirsct from the beauty
of millions OF women
d. Miles Remedies will
relieve these conditions
We sell and guarantee
them Whether YOU need
dainty aids 20 beauty OF
practical aids to both health
aud beauty. this place q
the place to come.
HAYNES x TAlLOl
THE RENAL STORE
Phone No. 10
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81 Riley ~ he salem srlian
a.iW O. suhblsfsld ~ atuF
f'af county ~sfs in Marion sIih %
tdi ~ taharro o. vhilh thei rr
..,,i o. a. 81 psr tsndrei ~ th'
stf.H
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22

Miss Tlaina Rankin vh' has heeV
,.ure 800 ari Nr b. D Plan
ID, m ,har. returned GO hrf BONE
IA F... Fan a.t saturday
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Me- rwuis Cm b. visiting 81 th.
U Faufr farm itn Sea
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22

Mr. "a Watson and SOU Normal
.f Cw,s Center Werb Waiting rela
tvss here laii 'kcss
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Walter Tausy and Hush Priest "
Hnstan lsdfr visited CufifnIfn
Chapter Tuesday nirhi
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O. Johnson sold seven ur
Wednesday hat wsrs fts mHihs ani
fatap days old Averaging it
nis They sefs ~ co. spotted
lta breed
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"A % Canaan e hoaflana.
In n star, and B. h ilsfISn'iinr
.r stt.mUsr Foisfal Count ln "
Ia.ah itr vrsA
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Darpss CLEANED end miuou rs
tsred A " uTTlE
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n a. Iamh 81 the n,anvo'd sec
tian delivered tol'acro heir h'e'aas
AMI re,r,,cl SIS hundred on The
leaf
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22

ur iamr a hurhs' and on
lame. u,r boz Evansville last wre1
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D. D. Wuam went to tadn'ai
FrJa, ou m.mr.s
X o. Wood vus boz lr'n'e''" ''
hus.ness Tuesday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22

Nr ulr Crlder and daush'ei
,gn., we've Boz hs cts shopp'fu
Tuesday
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DanII, Qasu aas hsArs the
Naf Hst lmuuH., Board Wsdnes
day
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-14
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
 are a Harmless Substitute.

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets the substitute for ca1omel-are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. These little olive-co1ored tablets are the re- suit of pr. Edwards determination not to treat liver and bowel com plaints without calomel.
 - The pleasant little tablets do the good that calome1 does. but have no bad after effects. They don't injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel. They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calome1 sometimes plays havoc with the gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not to take calomel. Let Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets take it's place.
 Headaches, "dullness'' and that lazy feeling come from constipation and disordered liver Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets when you feel 'logy'' and heavy" They clear cIouded brain and -'perk up' the spirits. SC and 3Oc.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-14

General Agent c. M, Agard. in charge of the Humane Society work in the Bridgeport district, It helps the merchant, the driver and the horse who rush a tardy order,
 Some timely suggestions have also been compiled for drivers. as fol- lows;
 Your value to yeur employer is in creased by a wise handling of your team;
 It helps the mechant. the driver and the horse who rush Q tardy or der.
 Some suggestions to drivers have been compiled. especially timely be- cause of the approach of the holiday season, when delivery services will be taxed to capacity. They follow:
 Your value to your employer is in eFeased by 9 wise handling of your team,
 Make 2 friend of your horse and treat him az you would a friend:
 A driver should never blame his horse fer what is clearly his own fault.
 Control x=apr temper and never whip your horse when in anger.
 Avoid the habit of twitching or snapping the reins and the constant use of the whip, hilli you may injure him;
 Repo1t at once to the stabienla Il any harness sore or lameness.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-14
CAM MPAIGh WILL
 EDUCATE DRIVERS

How young and untaught drivers on delivery wagons slow up this ser vice of mercantile concern or manu- featuring establishment, substantially increase wear and tear on horses and vehicles, as well as serve as a bad advertisement for the employer, are being made the basis of an educa- tional campaign by the Connecticut Humane Society among business in- terests of Bridgeport and the state. As at other offices of the society, agents attached to the Bridgeport district office in this city have re- ceived an increased number of com plaintS of this type of late. The in dustrial unemployment situation is considered to be greatly responsible, many men accustomed only to work at factory bench OF in allied lines, having secured work in store or simi- lar delivery service.
 Many of the local merchants are alive to the situation, as is shown by the fact they have requested the Hu- mane Society to report to them any cases involving abuse of horses or misuse of teams in their service. They
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-14
De 3 IO Read co
GEeaIIsAsS sS5Y-

contend that such cruelty works against a merchants own interest. Firsti Because it awakens unneoes- sary criticisms on the part of the pub lie, which sees it.
 Second, It is bad advertisement for the firm, displeases patrons and sometimes losess trade.
 Third, It injures and often ruins valuable horses.
 Fourth. It encourages the driver in cruel habits, which affect his char acter and impair his value to the bus mess,
 Some boys are teo young and are unfit for employment as drivers. All inexperienced ones should be prop eriy instructed by an employer or competent stableman, according to Humane Society agents Attention to this matter will save driver and horse.
 That the public can substantially assist in this work. through giving of orders early, is point stressed by
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-14

,etable Compound and have found great relief since using it. My back is much better and I can sleep we'll. I keep house and have the care of five children so my work is very trying and am very thankful I have found the Compound such help. I recommend 1t to my friends and if you wish to use this letter I am very glad to help any woman suf- fering as I was until used Lydia E. Pinbham's Vegetable Compound. .''- Mrs. MAUDE E. TAYLOR, 5 St. James Place, Roxbury, Mass.
 Backache Is one of the most common symptoms of displacemento or derange- ment of the female system. No woman should make the mistake of trying to overcome it by heroic endurance, but profit by Mrs. Taylor experience and try LydiaE. Pinl1ham' $ egetableCompound
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-14
DRESS
 CATCHES HUSBAND

Paris, Nov. IA girl who has reached 30 must wear now necked dresses if sine hopes to catch hus- band in France. A Paris court so decided in awarding Mile. Cora Vol pihac s1.000 damages for injuries sustained while working in a depart ment store.
 Mile. Volpihac sustained scar just below her left Shouldre. She plead ed that she could no longer wear decollette gowns and that, considering the great surplus of unmarried wom- en in France over eligible mates, the had lost all chance in the race for a husband.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-14
ELEVENTH DISTRICT MEETING

A special meeting of the Eleventh District Democratic club. which was to be held this evening. has been postponed until tomorrow night, Tuesday, Nov. 15. in order to enable the members to attend the inaugura- ton ceremonies to be held in City Hall All the Democrats of the dis trict have been invited to attend the meeting, and consid derablW business relative to the welfare of the organ iat:on in the district is to be takor up The business meeting will conn mence promptly at o'clock.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-14
PLAN TO EXTEND ISLAND
 OF MANHATTAN DOWN BAY

New York. Nov. 14-T K Thomp- son. one of the most prominent en- Eineers in New York, has put forward q plan to extend the Island of Man haitian six miles down New York bay adding 2 miles of needed docks The proposed extension would be built up" with huge concrete walls on eith- CT side. Clearance for navigation on both sides would remain the same as it now is, according to Mr Themp- son. Governors Island would be talk cn in as part of Manhattan under the plan
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-14
Hall l-Borclert' Dress Forms make dressmaLing an easy task

One of these efficient dress forms is almost in despensable to the home woman who sews and is obliged to face the problem of doing her own fitting A form may be quickly and easily adjusted to any size by the simple manipulation of few screws The "Perfection'' is a twelve section form which covers large range of sizes and shapes A new and approved model.
 "The Queen" has several special features re- garding the adjustment of the waist line and hips It is equipped with pedal stand.
 Form with Tel-es-kop-ic skirt, which means that form may be closed down into small space bv of a set center rod.
 $175O, $19.50 and $26.50
 Section Third hoor