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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
ST. ANTEONY'S
 CHOIR TO HAVE
 SHOW ON MAY IT

The members of the choir of St. Anthony's church on Colorado avenue will present a one act musical com edy entitled, "The Week-End Party" Anthonys hall. which is in the rear of the church.
 All members of. the cast are song or dancc soloists. Mrs. Mabel Prem dergast j< directing the affair and will take a prominent part in the cast. She has arranged some very fine comedy to be used between the musical numbers.
 Those who will take part are Miss Alphina LaCroiX, Miss Mae Sawyer, Miss Diva Sawyer. Miss Rose Smith, Miss Mildred Farrell, Miss Ida let rault, Miss Laurine Senecal. Miss Rhea Senecal, Miss Edna Jacques, Mrs. Mabel Prendergast, Romeo Tetrault, Ernest NMnard, J. R. Men ard, John Hughes, Ray Sawyer. Jul ian Jacques and Leonard Freyler.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
THINK FRENCH WILL OCCUPY
 ESSEN FIRST

Essen, Germany, May 4FEssen, the seat of the great Krupp Works, which furnished the bulk of the arm aments used by Germany in the World War, will be the first German city oc- cupied if the French advance into the Ruhr, according to the belief held among German officials here
 It is held to be the French plan to seize first the city, then the suburbs and then to extend occupation south ward to meet another encircling col umn moving towards the north
 Movements of considerable bodies of French negro troops in the present zone of occupation leads to the con lecture that the French will employ them for occupation of the Ruhr de spite criticism against the use of col ored soldiers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
Brothers Get
 Sterling Estate

An inventory of the estate of the late Woolsey B. Sterling, of TrumaouI1, was filed in the Bridgeport Probate Court by John M. Schneider and Samuel w. Beach, appraisers. MT. Sterling left no will, and his en- tire estate valued at s26, 6,234.14 is to be divided equally among his four surviving brothers. Orville B. Buston has been named administrator.
 Included among MT. Sterling's possession was real estate in Trum bull valued at s20,O0O. It consisted of 93 acres of valuable land and sev- eral houses, barns and other build ings- His personal property includ- ing stocks and bonds. securities, Lib erty bonds, cash bank accounts. and household effects totaled $6,5S4.14.
 A complete list of his personal eff fleets were included in the inventory, and showed that among other pos sessions he owned a pair of rubber boots, one feather bolster, one trundle bed, one wooden cradle, two antique rockers, one spinning wheel, two large pink vases, one organ, eight decorated cups and saucers, one fancy tea pot, one moustache cup and saucer, and a family Bible.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
Daughters of Isabella To Have Large
 Dance On Friday

TSe Daugh ters of Isabella of this city will hold a large dance and whist on Friday evening. May 6, at the EIks' club on State street Mrs. John Lavey, regent of the organization, is general chairman in charge of the social event. Hanley's orchestra will play for the dancing.
 Mrs Anna Sullivan is chairman of the whist committee which is com posed of Miss Margaret Dorsey, Mrs. Richard Torphy Mrs. Joseph O'Shea. Mrs Alfred Tomlinson, Miss Julia Moran Mrs. Andrew krauss, Mrs. Siernon Crehan. Miss Jane Day, Mrs. William McAndreyv, Miss Jane North, Mrs NJ. J. Flanagan, Mrs. John Phe- Ian, Mrs J. H. Monahan. Mrs Alex ander Coughlin, Mrs. James Grady, Miss Mabel Otis. Mrs. J. A. Anderson and Mrs William Honan.
 Miss Nan Flynn assisted by a large committee will be in charge Of the fruit candy and cake tables.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

continued using it until had taken eight bottles. Now I am very we'll and can do my own housework. can gladly recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's s medicine to suffering women. Mrs. BERTHA LIERNG, R. F. D., Ravenswood, W. Va.
 The ordinary day of most housewives is a ceaseless treadnili of washing, cooking, cleaning, mending, sweeping, dusting and caring for little ones. How much harder the tasks when some de- engagement of the system causes head aches, backaches, bearing-down pains and nervousness Every such woman should profit by Mrs. Liering's experi- ence. Remember this, for over forty years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been restoring health.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
NYQUIST APPEALS.

Sven Nyquist of Brooklyn, one of the five men convicted and sentenced in the United States court in Detroit Tuesday, for conspiracy to violate the Dyer auto theft act, is the f1rts member of the ring to start an ap- peal action NyQuist announced his intention of appealing yesterday, and has been released under S10,000 bonds.
 James G. Burroughs of Long HiH and Joseph Galbo of Detroit are also expected to appeal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
DECISION RESERVED.

4 n-ivate sewer constructed in 1916 in Whitney avenue was reSponsi- ble for a case before Judge John J. Walsh in Common Pleas court yester- day The Pierce Manufacturing g Company brought the action against D. Goldberg, asking sS65, a bill that is contested by the defendant on the grounds that the work was not or dered- Decision was reserved
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

Nineteen individuals and Is cor porations known as the ''Forty-second Street Group" in the Association of Dealers in Masons' Building Materials, pleadeI guilty before Judge Davis in Criminal Branch Supreme Court of violating the Donneuy antitrust act.
 Senate passed the emergency irnni- grafton bill fnXing admission of aliens to per cent of each nationality resi-
 dent in the United States in 1910.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

Foreign Minister Matte, and three foreign office officials, and representa- tiveS of the Chilian Senate and Cham Der of Deputies will visit Brazil Uru- quay and Argentina, besides maki1. $ the formal visit the mission will carry out important international agree nents regarding commercial inter- changes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
WANTS DAMAGES FOR COLLISION

George F. Ashe of Bridgeport, asks damags of s96.65 from the Standard Oil Company, New York state, be- cause of a collision that occurred April 25, 1914 at Fairfield avenue and Brewster street. Careless drivin g of a vehicle owned by the Standard Oil Company is alleged The defend ant denies ths charge and claims that Ashe himself was to blame. in that he was operating his machine in a negligent manner.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
This Week, Gloves

Chamoisette Gloves which of superior weave and finish. They look like suede and even after eral washngs if dried properly, they will retain their finish Of course they comfortable for summer but the desirable feature about them is that may always go out with clean and immaculate pair of gloves They are at special prices for this week.
 Silk Gloves which are 11strous and of the highest grade included in the sale These will appeal to who, in hot weather, like to go clad in gloves
 Chamosette Gloves which come in two lengths 12 button present retail price 225 Sale Price $169 button, present retail price $150 Sale Price $1.15 Chamoisettes either two-clasp strap-wrist style
 These in good range of wanted colors.
 Present retail price $1.25 Sale Price 95 cts Heavy Manese Silk Gloves with double tipped fin
 gers. All wanted colors, ecru, champagne, beaver,
 blue, light and dark gray, black and white.
 Present retail price $2.95 Sale Price $2.25 "Tricot'' Silks in white only, 12 button length
 Present retail price $50 Sale Price $1. Is Silk Gloves in white or black made with two clasps.
 Present retail price $1.5O Sale Price 1.15 >
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
Art Wares
Second floor

Do you stencil? And have you been wishing for new outfit or some designs with which to try your skill? We have them, both the outfits neatly packed in box, and separate designs patterns which may be seleced to suit the particular piece has in mind.
 Stencil Outfits with two stencil patterns, six tubes of paint and bottle of mixture. An instruction sheet for mixing colors accompanies very set Sl.5O Stencil designs sold separately at reasonable prices.
 Stamped Embroidery Pieces for the home to- gether with aprons and other personal garments now ready at the art section on the main floor.
 North aisle
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
THIEVES TAKE SHOES.

of a shoe store at 554 East Main street last night, and made off with several pairs of shoes. The theft has been reported to the police for in- vestigation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
FAT PEOPLE
 GET THIN

Why be oserstout when you might easily reduce 10 to 60 pounds. twhatsver you need toI by ths wonderfully sffcaciou5. safe. reliable Korein sys- temf YoH look and feel yeunoz. Get q small box of k0REM tabules trTonounced koreen) at the druggists Follow directions under Enoney-refund guarantee Rrochurs will be mailed you FREE by koREIh CO.,. HE-6a. S.ztion \. New Yerk R. Y
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

dIlO ulIlaIIlI11aLlOn so
 that I was not able
 to do my houseworl. II consulted several
 do c tors but non e seemed to give me relief. l read in a
 paper about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound so II decided to try it, and before the first bottle was gone l
 foJ1nA ~aof raliaf eo
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

Reports from Stockholm say that fS.000,O0O gold bars from Russia has just been shipping through Sweden and Norway and are enroute to America.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
New This Year, the Sports Jacket

Natest most becoming of all garments for sports wear Although not supersede the sweater for what woman will the lovely wool sweaters still the Sports Tacet has little more of tailored look and may be some occasions where sweater might not be approved At racve models in suedine and wool Jersey with roll back collars of contrasting color
 They may be worn with sports skirts and With all wash dresses, ginghams and swisses.
 navy bue Belgian blue brown black and Finest coors in sizes up to 42, $500
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

Department of Labor figures show automobile industry employed 32-2 per cent. more in the month of March th an in February. Woolen mills in CT eased employment IT per cent. and hosiery and underwear showed 1z:1 per cent increase.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

Six civilians were killed and four teen wounded in a fight with Crown forces at Salbally, County Limerick. Two soldiers were seriously wounded
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
SUFFERED SEvEN
 LONG YEARS
Finally Relieved by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound

Ravenswood, W. .Va--ttF tForseven long years 1 suffered from 8 female trouble
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

For the first time in six years cheese was bought in northern New York market for fl cents a pound
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

During the month of April 1,4S7 firms went banqrupt, according to figures made public by R. G. Dun & Co.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
Scrin Curtains

Very nice looking curtains of scrim with wide hemstitched hems well made and in three colors. White S1 50 Ecru
 Ivoxy pair Chintz for Over Drapes Three charming designs showing white grounds with floral figures.
 hrdf floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
RICHMOND IS TAKEN
BY FAIR INVADING
FORCES OF u. ID. C..
Continual from First pageO

tContinued from First Page)
sons you all know. We considered II
our hnundcn duty TO rcpci an inva-
sion. We fought for four long years
against overwhelming odds. as re.
CARDS both numbers and resources,
and with a courage ana u determine
ton which challenge the whole world.
But, the vaior displayed by our men
was certainly cdu0lied by the cOur-
age ana consistency exhibited by the
women Of the South. That the mon
fought ar they did was due, in no
small measure. To the words of in
spiration whispered by the women"
Praiscs Fidelity Of Women.
The fidelity OF tho Confederate
women. not only during the war. but
ever since, in Keeping alive the ira
ditions and ideals involved in the
great struggle, came i'm for high
praise by Judge Richardson. and HIS
remarks evoked loud and prolonged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
o1n,iry Trusted IItmself

"P''hu use. For the United Daughters
OF the Confedcracy. as an or,:auiza.
non. Judge Eicha rGson had many
KIN" things To say. saying that il had
""hc thousand and one things 10
smooth the pathway" Of the "old
veterans. and concluding:
nope and believe yo:l Will con
tine TO Keep The faith. transmitting
70 posterity the rent principles for
which We struggled so ling ana I'm
l!nchingly."
Judge Richardson paid brilliant,
a"d t"uchin;; tribute 20 General Rob.
crt l.. Lee.
Tie delegates were weic, med on
behalf Of the Sons al the Ctntedcr.
acy by W. l.. Hopkins. The mcetinl:
opened with prayer by Rev II. -. &.
Machlachian. -. ID. Mrs. cahcll Smith.
president OF tn" Virginia Division.
was presented ~ Mrs. Randolph. and
spoke briefly. Today'y session, the
nrat business meeting. opens at 10
o'clock this morning ut the Hotel JET
fcrson. Luncheon will he served at
tho Second Baptist Church nj / O'Clock
this afternoon. The delegates Will
visit the Confederate Museum ut 4
o'clock this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
SPIDERS BEING DRILLED
FOR TECH ENCOUNTER
University of Richmond Train
ing Consistently -Optimis-
tic. bun Not Confident

with soni" confusion being stirred
up hy posters ADVERTISING $3.50 o'clocl,
as tn" time tae University of Rich
mond- virginia Tech game here sat
urdaN. the spider management an
nounccs the saturday battle viii he
KIN promptly at = O'CLOCK
Every ciiort 10 stT.nutlien an
"h'tsiNc for Saturday Is bcinl: ,nad,
10y The spider coaches ana they arr.
EiNinis some timu likcwis. 10 n do
i"nS" with which they hope to chHrI
i"'h. y" wild hopes. huwcycr, arr.
r"SS"ssed by tn" Rcd and Blue con
tihS"ut because al former Shuw!ups.
Yet th"r" never was a team better set
i"r Il hattic. The spiders rccogniz.
~ l""h - superior machine ana know
'nat II" odds tITur the GobbicrS and
thiS has Keyed th"m To exert them
Selves TO the utmost While there
can i'r ii,t!c difference in strength
h"iWr'n Virginia and Y. l.. l.. the
l"NrrS strength against the local
team may he considered greater than
'a,i saturday opponents.
Hri"nt aCd experience will be
AGAINST the DousouiioS again this
week ass "a last wCclS'S contest but
poisson las heretofore been SUCCESS
ijl ~ largely evening NJ this hnndi-
cap hy puILlinE and outgucssn:; on
n"u"nts. T""h naturally viii com.
I" klvhmon" with Il purpose, to crush
IN" Fed ana Blue. Tor Their. IL much
AT stalk on both sides. which .lc-
nrn' Shor!! inject into the coming
Stad,um Field game a hit of rin:er-
ana ltrr desired 10y football fans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
5~Acre Fam

~ yriuc ot q certain decd "t trust
dated May Ia. i!la. and re-" rd"I n
Tho clerks Office VI Chesterfield
counts. court i'm Deed BOOK ljj. pagc
20. 20 tho Undersigned trustee. To Sc
cure the payment of certain notes
boon made in the payment OF sa!t
bone made "a the 3ayin"n, of snid
notes. ana having been required 10y
tho beneficiary so to do. shn!l sci!
at public auction. oH tn. premises. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER -. 1927.
at i.3u o'clock +. Nj.
MAT certain lot Of land. containing
r acres. more or loss, with Groom
thereon located on the New
Road. in Chcst4rb I'D County. about 3
mites from II Ehmond, Va. bounded
and dcscr! bed "a follows: on the west
by the New lidt. on which IL fronts:
On the north b. the lands OF Fannie
I:UhcrtsOn: on the east by the lands
nf Ruchl ana Kohl and on the south
by the lands OF Boiling and Matthews
TERMS. Cash.
W. II. KELLEY.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
JACK JORDAN WINNER
OF WRESTLING MATC''
Pins Shoulder. Of Joe Turner
10 Mai Twice III Broadway
Athletic Arena.

J"c!; Jordan. a newcomer ia Rich
m"nd. last might detected Joe Turner.
Veteran mi!llrwoirht wrestler. In "a
finish bout At the Broadway Athletic
Arena taking the first aud third
fails. Jordan's work was satisfactory
!" IN" fans ard hc was matched ia
meet WIiuo kcton"n. popular Fin.
AT N" arena next Monday night.
Iurnor found his opponent too
strong tor him in tn" urSt tall and
Jordan pinned the shoulders Of III.
veteran 20 IA" mat in seven minutes
~ uSinS crotch ana half nelson.
u" tifttd Turner bodily and threw
him 10 tn" mat.
U'hc second fail Went Ia Turner in
tW"nty-two minutes. with a cradle
hold. after Jordan had attempted ~
same method.
Using II body scissors. Jordan min
ned Turner's shoulders L. the mat
Tor ia" th!Sd f:li after eighteen min
ligS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
THANKFUL He WAS NOT A WOMAN

The late Lawson Tuit. Of England.
tho great wOmau's dnctur. said he
never Went To he'd at night without
thanking heaven he was not born 4
woman. NJ doctor ever knew better
than he what women have u suffer
at some times OF their lives. II was
AN American woman. long since
passed IL her reward. vino Introduced
a combination OF roots and herbs
called Lydia T.. riukham's Vegetable
Compound. That has proved wond err
fuzzy successful in mitigating suffer-
iug ana relieving diseases OF women
II has Trough; relief 10 thousands q.
women who suffered from female ills
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
BOOTH ADDS $1,000 TO
GOLFERS OF RETREAT
Proceeds VIII lie I'scd Ia Pay In.
terrst on Debt on Sew
HUiitlinE,

More than $500 was realized by
me Retreat for the Sick at the
luncheon booth conducted ut the State
f"ir under the general Craftsmanship
Of Mr". Fred NJ. Hodges chairman OF
the ways ana means committee. as
sisted by MIRA. Leroy Lee and other
members Of the hoard. So successful
was tn" enterprise II is believed II
VIII be n permanent feature in flu
iurc. Expense OF procuring nrccs-
sary china and cooking utensils. to-
Gethcr with rehovatine the booth.
viii b" eliminated In future. AMI prac.
tically all receipts Will he profit.
Money realized at fair Will be used
to pay tho interest on I'll. debt on
the new building at Mulberry street
ard Grove Avenue and plans are un.
Ter way toward liqnidating the debt
itself. plans also arc being made for
severn! entertainments to lie given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
IUC7IDNS-LEC1iLS
legal Notices
OFFICE OF ADVISORY BOARD,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.



- II. Nelson, NJ. Louise WcndiinYer.
W. y. NcGowan. II. a. Saunders.
". J. +. bradley. ID. Davis. Louis
liHnkinS
You Will take motive that the Adj
Eiaory Board hav" had referred to
them for consideration. paving OF
SIDEWALK with Sranulithic on north
ana south sides OF HULL STREET..
between Nineteenth and Twentieth. al
Inc cost of the abutting owners.
held in it's Board Room, No. iOl. in
"a" city iIhll. OF said city. on the
zith day OF October. 1921. at the hour
OF ~ o'clock, take into consideration
hhn d"t"rfnii. the propricty Of MAX
uiS tn" proposed improvements, and
II 50. what proportion should bc
assessed against the abutting land
owners. and you are hereby notified
10 appear at the place and time aforc-
said. II you wish 10 be heard. either
m favor of or in opposition To the
cius" IN: said hearing Is not com
n!cnccd, or II commenced. not com
plctcl. the same shall then and there
stand ADJOURNED. without - motion or
order TO tnti effect. 10 the next rogu-
lar meeting of said BOARD. at the
same place. unless said BOARD shall
then and th"T. expressly adjourn said
hearing to some other time and place.
ana at such regular meeting ar at
such tim" as Such hearing may be al
JUurn"d 10. Hs tn" case may be YotI
ar" notified 10 attend. when ana
wh'r" YOU may bc heard /: you 80
desire.
G. q. Ri.AkELEr.
tl'rh OF !,ulrl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
THOSE FRECKLES
Beauty Blench Will Remove
Them. "

Don't try To cover "r hide those
lrccklCS. Get YOU - jar of nlack and
White Beauty B!uach--a recent cos
Eietic discovery.
This fragrant, cold-Crralucd beau
t!h"r forms au invisible nlm that
surely and safely clears the skin Of
ir,chlS and other skin blem!shes.
NlacIt ana White Soap aids Henutv
llcach And If your skin IL the least
hritatcd, Apply iust n little Black
and Whit" Cleansing Cream
MI drug and department stores car,
supply N"u with Black and White
iieaUty Bleach. Soc Black and White
soup. Zoe: and Hack and White
ti"Hns!n9 Cream, 25c aud soc. Write,
Dept. /. Plough. Memphis. Tenn. for
copy at your hir;hday Book and icac
let. which tells you all about Black
and Waite Toilet prrparations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12

Have You Catarrh?
\ Mnrllnn,l Mnmnn NI,i.rs An,r

hampstead. MIDI have derived
more benefit FROM Dr. ricrce's REM
sii"' than amy | hav" used. rsp.-.
tia'iN wi*h 20 recommend br. ricrcc's
Golden Medical Discovery and Dr..
Sag"'s ''at,rrh Remedy. as they cured
IN" entirely az bad cas-, Of catarrh
Ind sore throat over fifteen years
ago. Aa FOR the 'FavoIile rcrscrip-
non II mas been Of the greatest help
ioT iriniuin" troublrS."-Mrs Mary
Euchman. u. -. |. HoX 81.
Ion Should obtain Or. nicrcc,s
remedies for your complaints at your
drug store. Write pr.
PIERCE. Pres. lnvalids' Hotel. buffalo.
y. V. for free medical advicc.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
Mcdicos and surgeon. Meet.

AZ the himonthly meeting OF the
Academy OF Medicine and Sargc,v IN
the Chamber OF Commerce last might
papers OF professional nature were
read hy Or. Garringion Williams. nr
Warren r. Vaughn ami liz. Fred
Hodges. after wnlrh members dis
cu"scd them .; length.
hr Vaughn stated shat lie had
rndcr treatment two cases OF Load
roinOning brought about by his va :
tirnts having imb.ncG moonshinc
liquor. He stated tina; an oxumluu .
ton OF Tho corn whisky showed q;
had been diSiillcd In q still OF com
hinntino lead and copper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
PLAYERS CRITICIZE.
WORN OF MORIARITA-
LEY Assncinted rrnsv

MN YORK. oct. li.-Umpir.
M"riar'ty. officiating behind thu.
Plate. wHs the target for consider
an" verbal sharp shooting from thu.
u"E"utS, where SOME OF his decisions
ON hal!S ana strikes apparently
failed t" riv" satisfaction. The re-
marks from III" Cant bcnch appur-
emily were more pointed. aud during
IN" Yankees iifth inning Moriarity
H.rprh over ana ordered Catcher
Earl smith from the field Again,.ju
the Giants halt Of the seventh
M"rarity hanish"d Hans Lobert. Of
the Giants. in similar circumstances
smith already has drawn Il ine at
ZOO from Commissioner lands foi.
an infraciion of the rules on the field