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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-03
|SWOLD IS JUDGE
pR TWELVE YEARS
RUN is DEPUTY JUDGE

art Third Year July Mrs.
CRIT KiIby Dies In GriswoldviIic
sISetbaII Notes-Berlin Bits or
est.
30 Griswold. Judge OF the town
hn and r. w. Mildrum. deputy
tho town. will in all probable
|ppointed to the same positions
". A meeting OF the Judiciary
&c was held in Hartford yes
md a hearing on the appoint
these men was held. 1t Is
that when the committees
read. II In expected that the
III be elected. as their liz no
pm for the positions i'm this
Griswold has served the town
In that capacity for the past
Fears. His appointment this
be the thirteenth and he will
thirteenth year after the first
when his twelfth year is COM
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-03

Challenge Milk 1Sc can. Russell Bros.
.Advt
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-03
AMERICAN LEGION BALL.
Plans Maturing Under Watchful Eye
OF Chairman James Rogers.

The tickets for the American Lee
gion ball to be given under the aus
pices of the Eddy-Glover post will be
put in Crowe1l's Drug store Saturday
night. The boxes are going we'll and
Chairman James Rogers expects that
there will Oe upwards of two thou
sand tickets sold. The Philharmonic
band and the Major stringed orches-
ira will furnish the music, and the
decorations at the Armory will be
supplied by the Hargreaves Decorat-
ing company. The event takes place
the night Of the 18th of February,
and it was announced that. the list of
twenty prominent bachelors who will
comprise the entertainment commit
tee would absolutely be ready by
next Monday.
Eggs are lower Russell BroS.-AdVt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-03

tierro. The case is of mahogany
woodwork and plate glass and a de-
cided improvement to the store.
KenSington Kernels.
Mrs. NJ. J. Egan of Saranac Lake,
New York. is visiting in town.
E. T.. Jones of this town has re-
Gently returned from a business trip
through. Philadelphia. IT,.
The prize winners at the whist held
lin T. A. B. hall last evening are as
follows First ladies, Lena. aPadelIa;
- cond, Mrs: w. J. Pagan The first
genlenfan's prize by Jack Giana: and
the second by w. ]. Pagan. The at
tendance last evening was the best
this season and proves that the whists
are becoming more popular . each
week.
Court Mattabasett, Foresters of
America, will hold meeting in their
hall this evening.
Regal Review of the Naccabees will
hold a meeting tomorrow evening at
st. Paurs T. A. B. rooms at Upson's
corner.
. Berlin Bits.
The B. B. club will give a dance
in Grange hall this evening AS an
added attraction Urban Callahan of
New Britain will render several solos
N. E. Smith of Berlin street left
this morning for a trip to New York.
The weekly prayer meeting will be
held at 1880 o'clock tonight in the
Berlin Congregational church.
There was a large attendance at
the cafeteria supper given in the
Berlin Congregational church last
night.
East Berlin Items.
Max Sugenhime, the popular sta
ton agent at Berlin. left this morn
ing for ST. Petersburg, Florida, to
spend a three weeks vacation with
relatives in that city. His many
friends wish him an enjoyable trip.
Mrs. Charles Fiske, formerly a res
ident of this place, was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooley yesterday.
William Cole and Frank Odermann
were calling upon friends in South
ington yesterday.
The dance given at Athletic hall
last evening was a fair success, about
80 being present. More dances would
be held if the attendance would war
rant the undertaking.
The meeting of the Mothers Sew
ing club held last evening at the
home of Mrs. Charles Nelson was
we'll attended. Following the regular
business social hour was enjoyed.
At the close of the evening those as
sembled sat down to a midnight din
nor. The meeting was thoroughly en-
ia. ID by all.
in checking over the grand list it
was found that r. o. Clark was the
highest Individual taxpayer in this
district.
Mrs. Earl Hazen spent yesterday
mother. ...~ \
Mrs. Georgianna Kelsey returned
home yesterday from a visit with
friends in New Britain. -@--.
Mrs. E. w. Mildrum was visitor
in New Britain yesterday.
Henry Taylor and Charles Nelson
spent Yestartla ,r.. ,rfaiti ,atr : If1riIrIuu
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-03

Eggs are lower. Russell Bros.-AdVt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-03
See These Pieces and The

Berry Spoons priced Forks for 79c
only priced soc.
I,iaI at si.fs. pece) s5c.
Many pieces all of a. No plat
proporionate prices
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-03
STOMACH
Could
Could

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trouble in
at times
l lost my q
eat formed 8
it bloated N
suffer with Sd
around my bel
out and felt b
Il saw Mill
the daily papeI
and l want to
improve before
tie. My appeti
now eat anyth
afterwards. M
tirely disappear
every night. 1,
ever did"
ST., st. Paul,
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sion gives in st
of it's good "
prompt and Ia
try.
MiIks Enul'
food and a C
stores healthy
ing away with
sizes. 1t prom
puts the dige
assimilate fooS
strength, and
ing and repai
diseases
This is the
and so palata
spoon like ic1
for weak, sicf
No matter
are urged to
this guarante
with you, use
and if not sat
money will be
75c and $1.F
Emulsion Co.
by druggists 9
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-03

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and prescribed
twenty years.
broken "BayG
tains proper
Headache, To
ralgia, Rheun
Handy tin Id
few cents. DI
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mark Bayer |
aceticacideter
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-28

nr. 4. Lee Asnew
Nettie II, hritt
leo FreeSe
". J. Freese. Royal. III
Catherine Nolan
W. IL. Richards
PENFIEI.p COMMITTEES
James lirown
Z. n. Gordon
]. 4. Gordon
\. II. MADDEN
nr. 4. &. Nehn
pEsoroM COMMITTEES
Chairman .s,.,.. !. \. ileins
Vice Chairman 49,, H. ". lloh
Dr. II, W Rnndy
]. u, Davis
Dr, Jaes H. Tlllgcnherg
y y. Hoffman,
W. J. Mayer
Peter Weasel
Henry l'feffer
Vim, Raehcri
~ ~ y 4 WIZ tFh NJ ' TT
Chairman .s..,t.. 4. t. blood
4. J., KAUFMAN
lbr. \. \. niller
w. A. Malloy
Miss Rose Murray
br. J. u't1nnell
John Wood
SAnoRuS COMMITTEE
chairman .t.ss. Arthur Goers
DIR, &. II, Bunday
r. j. iloll
John Mara
SEYMOUR COMMITTEE
tot hartman 49,. Miss Florence
....ts.. Johnson
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-28

T. X. Anderson
" l.. Boyd
j. l. Ryerley
J.. :. Kidd
l.. NJ l'faff
VIII shields
CLIFFORD COMMITTEE
Chair Pro TEN II. A. l1umbull
Dr, l.. :. Axtell
Fred Mushroom
+. u. Hamilton
Homer Hamilton
J -. Morse
j. r. Steiner
Rev. T. II. Williams
HOMER COMMITTEES
Chairman Mrs. 1aes Merhcren
Mrs. J A. Gibson
II. &. krugh
Roy Parrish
pr }. W. Walton
INEspAIiE COMMITTEE
Chairman 80. Il y. Mllligan
Niceat rairman $50. NJ. A, Cook
\. +, Albllnger
John Holland
Guy Cook
NJ cr!nlgan
{. W. Tahaka
LUDLOW COMMITTEE IS
l.. y. Rear
X. 4. Corbett
W. NJ. Latter
-. Il. Whitmore
MAIlOMET COMMITTEE
Chairman .....,. q. W. Marsh
Vice Chairman . NJ. X. Busye
OGDEN COMMITTEE
! chairman ....... Abner Sllkey
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-28
COUNTY ORGANIZATION

BONNEVILLE COMMITTEES
Chairman .,...... NJ. \. Kirk
eject hartman ...#.. IL. Barber
Treasurer 50. Mrs. Ella Keller
Secretary Mrs. IL. g. Scrogln
Henry Harris
I'D. h. Turner
l.. n, Mulligan
Frank rflester
Nm, Pieffer
..eon Bruder
los. VI. Mnlllken
Harrison Foster
Mrs. n. A. Kirk
Mrs. Bert Seaman
Mrs. Ernest Hardy
Miss Rose llargen
Mrs. Mary NJ. Franklin
rRoADi.ANDS COMMITTEE
Chairman -, nr. I. 4. Dicks
rR11TENDEN COMMITTEE
Joseph Rinehart
j. ". Smith
DEWEY COMMITTEE
Chairman ...,..,. A. A. Jones
DIR. :. II. Donovan
Mrs. :. u. Donovan
j NJ. Jones
John Murry
Mrs. L. W. Ructer
FISHER COMMITTEE
Chairman 49,. %. l.. Gilmore
DIR. l.. W. Miller
]. Il. McJllton
Mrs. Lettie Roles
Mrs. l.. q. Sale
Fo0SELAND COMMITTEE
Co-Chairmen 49,. X. $. Richie
George A, belong
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DIVISION CHAIRMAN

DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Geo. W. clinkenbeart
Committee
Mrs, e. J Rotbart
Mrs. Amanda seymour
Airs. clayton Adams
Mrs. A. z. Cook
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Anna u. o'Donnel
Committee
Mrs. T. VI Brewer
Mrs. T. u Ewalt
Nrs. jos. y. i'feifer
Mrs. W u. Quirk
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mrs. W. Miebach
lommittne
Miss Marie Patzwlth
Miss Mamie Wagner
Miss Margaret Cain
Mrs. Charles Weir
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Airs. Florence Miller
Committee
Mrs. e. y. Newcomh
Mrs. ". A. schweItzka
Mrs. Gary l.. sinnlger
Miss Ethel CleYenger
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mra. 4. ). Wilkey
Committee
Mrs. Walter j YeatOn
Mrs. Carl C8rbin
Airs. G.. II. Radbaugh
Mrs. j q. Wood
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-28

Miss RcsSle Johnson
Ars, h. l.. Ceell
Airs Ella h. Haynes
Nsllir Z McMnllen
Ans " a. Richards
StnNHN COMMITTEE
Chaltman Mrs. ndm. J Lehman
Y Chairman nr n. y. Greayrs
S,cretatN Mrs, Walter Francis
= l. nascy
Mrs. : l., cole
Walter L. Eaton
AIRS l,nther Fisher
Miss clara Lave
Mrs Walter Mumm
J J. Reynolds
Fred II. Wood
Miss Roma Moodard
flioMASBoRo COMMITTEE
Chairman 80, licury Fielder
John nnfk
herd Fielder
Ferdinand Ilammel
Joseph Mater
Larry Met onnell
iAfk Met pnnell
.. D.. kelso
Rev T. GRITTY
nr Y. 4. ENion
rolnNo COMMITTEES
Chairman -. =. ", Iiarthank
Wee Chairman 4. y. Mehary
James Bates
II l.. Crawford
J. A Dreamer
l., L., Dossitt
g. u. Dncll
nr. John Mnrien
q. 4. l'rertin
W, Nhali
Thos. T. uneyrne
Elmer y. jacques
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-28
Men

DIVISION CHAIRMAN
RALPH NJ. CAMPBELL
ID. l.. HUNTABLE
Committee
RALPH NJ. CAMPBELL
+. G. Campbell Il Son
ANTON ROLAND
Real Estate
THOMAS HAGAN
Commercial Bank
JOHN e. SOMERS
Commercial Bank
T.. DEMLOW
Supt. Gas Dept. I. T. s.
JAMES McGRAw
Groceries
A. !. KOElINEMANN
Reliable Furniture Go.
f. W. BEDARD
'ienl. snpt. Illinois Traction
System
j. X. WOOD
Asst. Supt. Illinois Trac-
ton
6. Il. BYERS
Owner lnman Hotel
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Grecnman Brothers
=. w. BOWEN
Groceries
ROBERT BULLOCK
Riss-Sim Drug Co.
WILLIAM &. ROSS
Ross Sim Drug Co.
d. l.. HU&TABLE
Champaign Ice Creme Co.
ARTHUR T. WALLS
Pres. W. W. Walls 4 Co.
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
GEORGE W. SNYDER
Committee
JOHN +. PEMBROKE
Pembroke Cadillac Co.
HARRY !. MlLLARD
White Line Stea Laundry
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Women

DIVISION CHAIRMA
Mrs. Perry NJ. Williams
Committee
Mrs. Marcella Lawless
Miss Mary llagap
Miss Ruth A. Ryan
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Roger Il. Zombro
Committee
Mrs. u Derrougb
Mrs. " Hills
Mrs 4 Lamiptt
Mrs. !. Kuhn
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mrs. T.. y. Itea
Committee
Mrs. Willis u. Bloom
Mrs. lack Oldham
Mrs. Elmer Heater
Mrs. Paul Stevens
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Dr. Annie l.. Zorger
Committee
Mrs. Ralph T. Cunningham
Mrs. Joseph Cayenaugh
Mrs. A. =. Weeks
Mrs. Jos. T. Lee
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mrs +. VI. Schumacher
Committee
Mrs. ina j. Doherty
Mrs e. y. Atkinson
Mrs. r. H. Schwartz
Mrs Charles C0chrun
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-10-28

HARRY Z. BEERS
Beers X Beers
GEORGE u. LouDEN
loudcn Printing Co.
u. Y. MALLORY
Orpheum Theatre
/. NJ BILDERBAcK
Automobiles
LARRY J. POWERS
Glasgow Tailors
CHARLES W. NUNAN
Nnnan Trunk * Leather Co.
GEORGE W. SNYDER
Snyder a Snyder
DIVISION CHARM IN
Committee
T.. 4. II. MATHENEY
Wholesale Beverages
JAMES NORTON
Champaign Produce Corp.
JOHN W. STIpEs
NtipPs tittbef
IOHN r. OBYRSE
Chester-O Byrne Transfer
20.
q. VI. PEARSON
Flanagan Pearson Co.
ROBERT RANSFORD
Whistle Botiling Go.
Commerce
L. W. WRIGHT
Deep Rock Service Station
r, e. SULLIVAN
Deep Rock Service Station
ROBERT +. B1RELINE
Twin city Roofing 20.
JOSEPH CRUISE
Retired
WILLIAM VI. kfRWAS
Retired
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GENERAL CHAIRMAN

DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mrs Bert ". Spaldlng
Committee
Airs. Howard Nash
Mrs. 4 u, ilnckins
Mrs. II. W. steylek
Miss Gencyievs barker
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Miss Katherine Klfwan
Committee
Miss Htella perciynl
Mrs. D.. a. Stevens
Mrs. q &. I.oudrehu
Miss Mary liagan
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mrs Frank iiaipum
Committee
Mts. q. X. linl~son
Mrs. JOSE NJ Spencer
AIRS. Sam wsingarten
Airs. Charles Wolf
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mrs. j n. Wolfe
Com mittee
Mrs. Matthew Buney
Mrs. llableti Stern
Mrs George Dalton
Mrs. Jos Prison
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mrs. leo A Fnrtar
Committee
5irs. u. ". Isrnmbla
Mrs. =. g. Baynes
Mrs T. j. lIarhaugh
Miss A. NJ Henry
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mrs. q. q Lumley
Com mittee
Mrs. Frank Fay
Mrs. Charles W. Bailey. Jr
Mrs. J. IL. Davidson
Mrs. NJ. Lindlsy
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mrs. l.. u. King
Com mittee
Mrs. John r.. Pembroke
Mrs. J q. smith
Mrs. Clark Mel 'ullongh
Mrs. Geo. W. Cushmap
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Geo. g. i,nmey
Com mittee
Mrs Louis Mittendorf
Mrs 4 y. Lyons
Mra -. q. Swannrii
Miss Kathryn o Byrne
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Mrs. l.. W. Wright
Com mitiee
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DEATHS.
Taylor


Fannie E. Taylor, wife OF Norris. G
Taylor, and daughter of Mrs. Sarah
Ebaugh and the late Joel Ebaugh
died at her residence, near Reese
Wednesday, May 4, aged 40 years,
months and "a days. Besides her hus-
band and mother, she leaves the fol-
lowing children, Roy G. Taylor, Mrs
Iris Chew, Sterling Taylor, Chester
Taylor, Elma Taylor. Bernetta Tay-
lor, Russell Taylor, Glen Taylor and
Evelyn Taylor. she also leaves the
following brothers and sisters; Mrs
u, B. Gill, Baltimore Co.; Henry w.
Fbaugh. OF Carrollton; Mrs 8 X. WI
ley, OF Baltimore; q. S. Ebaugh, Of
this city, and Archie G. Ebaugh, OF
Philadelphia. Funeral services were
held Friday, May 9th. at p. m. at
Bethel Church Of God and interment
made in adjoining cemetery. The
palIbearerS were John Houck. VIM.
Long. Harold Spencer, Garnet Speu-
Ger, Arthur Chew and Maurice Green.
r. a. Sharrer & Son funeral direc-
tore
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NO. s2Os EQUITY.

ia The Circuit court for Carron Comfy.
IN Equity
IN The Matter ~ the Trust Estate Of
David a Lrppu aud Ahdip Ieppn.
hiz wife Edward q Wranf 'rristca
ORDERED ibis sra day 10 Ainy IL the
year ulactorn hundred aud twenty ONE
upon The aforrgoing petition that The ear.
ruit Court for Carroll rpunly sitting - 81
Conrt " Faulty, take Jurisdiction Do tlir
trust estate ~ The .Hid Unvld II lrppU
aud AddiD = Leppe his wife aud thnt
said Trustee setil" said Trust estate uldcr
The supervision and ruutroi ~ she said
Circuit Court Tor CHrrull county Sitting
us % Court ~ Equity
Nud u II further uRbsHEb nai tie
said Edward q Wraut tho Trustee 81 the
above cause named give tlp usual uitifl.
10 th" creditors ~ Tho ssid David " fti.
Pc aHd Addip = L"pUo lis wife vito
were such prior q" 90, 2pih day ~ April
A ~ 1874. 30 nlo THEFT claims pro. rFrtg
authenticated Win The tlrrk ~ ilW 'tt
rH'i Court fuf CaFf1l Guuufy Uu ~ r.,
fore me Nil dHy ~ August 4 10 1901 hy
"1Ualug t0py ~ iiIis order 20 De- pgh
i.sHud lu Hunir urWruuTET lu tHrif
iuuuiy fur f'ur 'uprpssly" weeks befDH.
tNa Wh dIy at Juur. S g. iIst
ROBERT MOSS A. g.
mayo - EDWARD - CASH tiafE
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Byers

lola NJ. ByeEs, wife Of Bernard BY
ers, and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Beard, died al the home OF her
parents, near this city, Monday, May
y, aged 20 years. Mrs. ByePs mad
been a constant sufferer for several
years. Besides her husband and par
ents, she is survived by TWO brothers.
Vohn Beard and Harvey Beard. and
pne sister, . Mrs. Chester Williams.
all OF this city Funeral services In
charge OF Rev. l.au were held at The
home, Tuesday, az y. M, and in
ferment made in Kreider's cemetery
The pallbearers were Lewis Hull.
Charles Arnold. Vernon Arnold, John
Martin, John Warehime aud jane
Bailey. f. A. Sharrer Son funeral
directors.
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tin0,e

Mrs. Rachael Grinee died al the
Methodist Protestant Church lIalne
for the Aged, Sunday, May ]. aged 90
years Mrs GrifIith waB forme~
resident OF Gambler and member OF
Providence church A short sers Ice
IN charge OF Rev r II VunDykc, wag
held at the Home, Tuesday. at $50 =.
M, and further services held al PROV
idence church, Reys. Cassen. McCna-
lin and VanDyke, officiating. lnter-
nent In Providence Cemetery. The
9allbearers were Jessie Patterson.
Clinton Shlpley, Obadiah Buckingham
william n. Shauck, William ".
Barnes and Jabez ~ Barnes. =. A.
Sharrer a Son funeral directors.
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Jones

Mrs. ANGELA Jones died Wednes.
day night May I, al the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. John r. brown, aged
81 years. 3 months and days She
Is survived by the following children
Mrs. Jackson Myerly, Westminster;
Mrs, John II. Brown, Dennings; Mrs
Katie Reynolds. Pennsyille, \. T..
Mrs. David Reynolds. Warfeldsburg
two sons, Thomas S. Jones, Eastriew
and David r. Jones, Baltimore CITY.
Funeral services az ST. James church
ut 1880 a. m, Monday. Muy .. Inter
meift In London Park, baltimore Rey
Parrish. New Windsor, and Rev. Max
well, OF Freedom. officiating. PAIL
bearers we're william Eckard. I'd.
Byer8, I'D. Naile. Chas Bond. T.. }.
Dtyull and David lIaincg Harvey
Bankard a Son funeral directors
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Weller

Mrs. Annie S. Weller. widow oi the
late VIM. Orlandis Weller was found
dead la bed on Friday morning, April
~, by her daughter. Gertrude. when
the latter arose. Mrs. Weller was
about on Tuesday as usual She was
aged II years, 4 months, and r. sur.
vived by the following brothers and
sisters: Mrs Theodore Weller, oi
Thurmont; Mrs. Ida Hahn. NJ Airy;
Mrs. Marshall Fayonte. Tharmont.
VIM. Stitely. Keymar
Funeral was held Sunday with ser
vices At home at 2 O'Clock Her pas
tor. Rev Fulmer. OF Morayian church
Graceham. had charge Mrs. Weller
resides at Jimtown. near Thurmunt.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-05-06

Emmanuel S. Bohn, well-lsnown
retired farmer of townsville. died
April % from the effects OF paralysis,
so years old Besides his widow he Is
survived by three daughters, Mrs j.
C. Whitemore Key Mar: Mrs. Frank
Wilson, Union Bridge. and Mrs.
Thomas Fowler. New Windsor. ami
three sons WILLIAM NJ, Harrisburg.
Pa; Joseph r., Union Bridge, and
Murray G. Bonn, at home. The funer-
al took place from Beaver Dam
church, with services conducted BY
elders Daniel D. Metz and Samuel
Repp, Interment was made In the
cen,leiy adj, ming.
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PennIngAn

Mrs. Susanna Pennington. wife of
George Pennington, OF Medford, died
May ., at | o'clock. Her death being
caused by asthma of the heart She
Is survived by one son, Russell at
home. and one brother-in-law. Mr..
James Pennington Funeral services
will he held Saturday at Stone Chapel
by Rev Parrish
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.vOTIcE TO CREDITORS.

This - 20 give notice that the subsrriier has
obtained from The Oruhans Court ~ Carroll
County. Maryland letters Parliamentary on
thf Personal Estate o.
VIRGINIA T.. GEATTY.
late 81 Carroll County. deceased Al persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the v1bc hsft
thereof legally authenticated Ia tho sullacfii,sF
on or before tho Gth day u December 1871 thsy
may otherwise by lsF b. excluded from al benefit
~ said estate
Given under my hAnd this snd day ~ May.
1871.
NIMRoD T. BENNETT.
may est EFffutbr
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rgNgssAiS

FNNIN FasT7
these we're The Kind used BY our boys and known
as dog tents They are IN good condition and we
oner them special Tor Sass. They make splendid
soouts
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THE EMOCRATIO ADVOCATE IfAY76 1921

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HANnkER( HIEFS ior Cor
MEMS handkerchief. hemsttchcd fine quality
material regular zee number offered special
iur bargain week Tor soc.
tAGEI.soLL MATCHES si.75.
an iuEerHnii watches have been reduced The
ngcrso watch thai has been setting al S. So now
offered Tor ST Go.
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Use Our Mail Order Department

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carefully
anything sent by mail satisfactory e
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The extremely bad weather
BARGAIN SALE
want and saving prices
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Dry Goods AT Surprising Prices

~ good ghaft dress EnRnfu 90 tBp wide kin
Ibfao arc nearly aga The email checks 80 much
demand today
The Press., 1921-09-15

{ Walter Ferguson of Providence, R. II. is spending the week at the Yare Fhbme on High street.
 X Archie Lambert of Mystic, was a Nest for the weekend at the Garvais
 bme on Stafford Street.
 MT. and Mrs. William Leveen of Richmond Hill, L. l., were weekend Iguests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Wildey.
 Miss Dorothy Stevens and Miss EGwyneth Rees will return to the Con- necticut College for Women next week
 \ Work was started Saturday on the charging the West Stafford road near th& Billings corner and putting in the stI Intof state road. &t! and Mrs. William Lindner had fo4a junday guests MT. and Mrs. Paul GJa In and MT. and Mrs. Peter Teen stA of WOonsocket, R. I.
 AIlgusto Canistrari has bought of Fksu A. Sweet his residence on Edge W1bd street. MT. Sweet expects to md ke to Springfield to live.
 Hrs. Farley Patten and little son, Jakk, who have been at "Pinecrest,' '' thB Patten camp at Crystal Lake, re- rtpEned to Hackensack, N. J., on Sat ll14 4day.
 MT. and Mrs. c. R. Newton were in Providence and vicinity over Sunday. Mrs. A. M. -Jilson and daughter, Mrs. M. D. Rogers, returned with them and are being entertained at "Gladimere" Crystal Lake.
 Arof. F. B. Barton and Mrs. Barton ha]e been guests at the Mclaughlin hone. They started for Minneapolis, Miha., to-day where MT. Barton will eehmence his seventh year in the Fr9nch and Spanish department of the university.
 sewing circle known as the Jolly Seven" composed of Mrs. George Sill CON, Mrs. Zephire Bolieau, Miss Laura Sabourin, Miss Gertrude Sabourin, Miss Gertrude VOllans, Miss Viola Vezie and Miss Beatrice Vezie, jour neyed over the Mohawk trail on Sun day.
 f The monkey that escaped from the Allen shows some few weeks ago has been seen in the vicinity of the HOl- low road at various times by many people. It is evident that the beast is finding the New England climate agreeable and that the food gathered hereabOut is sufficient to keep the stranger in our woods alive.
 The children in the vicinity of the new school building have taken for gfanted the idea that the building is Q play house until finally adapted for studious purposes. Recreation in any partly constructed building is a dan gerous occupation and parents in the vicinity of the school will act wisely fa keeping their children away.
 As a result of the collision between A machine and a tree on the Hollow Toad on the night of August 18th, San ford Bates was before the borough cdnrt on last Thursday charged witf OHerating a machine while under the influence of liquor. He was fined $1O( and costs, amounting to $113.91 J4mes Bates, who was als1 in the I1k~~f41pAO, was Itneu 47o anu vyJSy;.y ,UE~ a eharge of being intoxicated.
The Press., 1921-09-15
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11NbIAAA 4SW8AN81@3s Matter under this head IF cents a line. Engraved Visiting Cards at The Press office. Script Plate and 50 cards, $1.75.
 There is a dance at Pine Park South Wilmington, every Saturday evening. All come and enjoy a good time.
 Il wish to express my thanks to all who contributed in any way to- wards my college expenses.
 Joseph Kaplan.
The Press., 1921-09-15
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SEE Bert s. ChafIee, R. F. D., 1, for Columbia. Pope Miami. or Davis mado Bicycles. Also the Johnson motor wheel. that will make your Bicycle Am- to a twin cylinder Motorbike that will go SO miles for 10 cents.