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DAYLIGHT SAVING
 TIME NOW ENDED
All Clocks Are Together Again Today On Standard Time,

Clocks in Bridgeport today are back on Standard time. or as many people say, Gods time." daylight saving having officially ended at a. ii. ycs- terday.
 Factories. business houses and of fees opened this morning on Standard with the return to Standard time has been ann ounced by the New Haven railroad, which makes several changes in local trains but does not affect expresses.
 Officially. nnecticut has been on Standard time all through the summer, but many of it's citizens had moved their time pieces an hour ahead or solar time.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-25

Frank Nolan of Washington avenue is enjoying a pleasant vacation in Naugatuclz with relatives.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-25
FLOODED BROTHERS ENLIST IN
 BETTER STOCK ENTERPRISES

Washington. Sept 25.-"Wakefield Farm" on which George Washington was born nearly two centuries ago, has been enrolled in the Better Sire Better Stock'' movement conducted by the various States and the De- partment of Agriculture.
 Tho historic site is located in West more1and County Virginia, and is oc- cupied today by the Letaine Brothers, who, according to the Department, 'come from straight Washington stock"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-25
NOTICE
Hearing-De Installation of a Com bined Sewer in Church Street, From Pembroke Street to
 Hallete Street

At a meeting of the Common Coun- ci1 of the City of Bridgeport, held septefnber. 18th. 1929; the following resolution was adopted. to wit.
 Reaeived. That the City Clerk be. and hereby is. directed to notify the tha CoTnmene Council. at the Common Council Chamber. City Hall, on the 2nd day of October. 1s2a, at eight o'clock in the evening. and bs heard in relation to the foregoing matter.
 Attest.
 FRANCIS F. DUNCAN. a* City Clerk.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-25

Miss Marion Shapiro of North Ad- ama Mass, is the guest of her parents on Grant street for few days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-25
MILFORD POLICE PICK
 UP MISSING BOYS

Milford. aeot. 25-Two New Haven boys who hive been missing from their homes since Tuesday: were pick ed up last night by Sergeant Henry Galfbroner at Walnut Beach. The hovs are Louis Dellaveue, g, and Joseph Palmeri, 14. The latter is re- ported to have stolen $500 before ne. left home which his parents had been
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-25
ATTEMPT TO KILL
 GEN. 0'DUFFY FAILS

made last night to kill General Owen O'Duffy. chief commander of the Irish Civil police it is announced today by the Free State government.
 General O'Duffy, General Hogan and two other officers were proceed ing along Naas road, when their au- torlobil was anbushed. A heavy re- vo1ver fight ensued. in which the at tackers were driven off and one of them wounded
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-25

saving up to pay for a medical opera ton. The boys told the police they had been living in barns and empty houses between West Haven and Brid geport since last Tuesday. In Bridgeport the boys bought two new bicycles. flashlights. new clothing anu other articles They had $5i2 ill their possession wher picked up by the police.
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World Meeting
Of Irish Race
tBy Associated prcA,

PARIS, Jan. 21-sons and
daughters OF ireland and their
descendants from all corners OF tha
globe began arriving in ParIs,this
morning to take part IN the world
conference of the Irish race, set to
begin here today. The organizers
OF the conference for which Ar.
rai1gements have been In progress
seevral months, expect from is
countries and from nearly eyery
state In the United StateS
The American delegates. some
Of whom already are in Europe.
are expected to arrive today and
tomorrow.
The congress. was scheduled IN
open with an informal session this
afternoon but the first business
meeting viii be held Monday
Politics and religion are barred
from the program say the organic
ers; the object being to promote
the economic interests OF the Irish
Free State and interests In Irish
are throughout the world.
The convention viii mark the
resumption OF an event which until
the 18th century was an important
annual feature OF Irish life. Th9
last one was held in ireland In the
.l4h century. II Is purely edtca.
tonal in character and in no way
Is connected with the Sim Fein
movement.
The Invitations 10 the Aonae, AZ
congress ts known In gaelic were
issued. BY de Valera come time ago.
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
w r. w,aa p..4

ANFhNh
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M. GUY
G. Campbell, superintendent. Morn.
ing worship and sermon by Rev. p.
G. Petry; subject, Religion That
Changes Things." Christian En-.
deavor at 6:45 p. M; topic. $40
Christian Principles Apply to Buy.
ing and Selling?" Leader, Guy q,
Campbell. Evening worship and ser.
mon by Rev. q. G. Petry. The eve.
ming service will be eyangelistic,
The doors OF the church will be
opened at both the morning and eve.
ming service for the reception OF
new members into the fellowship
OF the church. Those desiring 10
unite with the church are requested
to be present.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Cor. Of Jackson and Jefferson SITS.
II. g. s%toetzer, o. o., Minister.
A cordial invitation Is extended
to all to worship with US in the fol.
lowing services: Bible school at
$3.50 a. M: classes for all ages:
Mr.. Frank @. Evan, superintendent.
Morning service 10:45; sermon BY
the pastor, DR.. H. G. Stoetzer: sub.
ject, Simple Conditions for Gods
Greatest Blessings" Junior En-.
deavor $3.50 p. m. Junior Interme.
dlate and intermediate Christian
Endeavorers will both meet at $3.50
p, m. Evening service sat 1880
o'closk; sermon by the pastor on
this interesting subject: 81 Hear
You Calling Me-" Cottage prayer
meetings will be held IN the differ
ent sections Of the city Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock. Mid.week
prayer service Wednesday in the
social room Of the church at 1880
p, m.
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PERSONALS

Monroe Hamilton Of the Fair
mont Builders Supply Co., attend
ed a banquet Of the Fort Pitt Plate
Glass company at the Fort Pitt
hotel An Pittsburgh this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Morgan
have moved from their residence
on Arch street to 515 Palatine ave.
nue..
Attorney Charles POWELL has re-
burned from a business trip East.
Miss Minnie Bell Polling and Miss
Mary Clark returned this morning
from Baltimore, where they had
spent several days.
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date. according 10 an announce
ment mnd1 By the commission.
K was first lutlmatcd that tho
commission would just investigate
certain cinsscs- or freight those per.
,iai1inE to building material and
road building materials including
sAnd rave. cement and other in
gradients used by contractors. but
since that timn Il has become an.
parent that general Investigation
was NEEDED md k VIII DO started
in the near future
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FIRST 2 . CHURCH.

Prayer meetings all next week.
Large attendance solicited for Sun.
day services: 10:45 morning ser.
vice, What the Baptists OF Fair
mont Need Most" $780, evening
service, Divine Audacity." $3.50
Sunday school - attendance last
Sunday 320-goal $50 for Sunday.
1880, Junior sermon, "our Jesus"
10:45 Junior p. Y. p. o., Wren Bar.
ker. leader. 6:45, intermediate B.
Y. 2. o.. Grace Watson, leader. 6:45
Senior B. Y. P. u, Group 4, Ether
Lee. captain. Good music.
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HEcHuRcHoEc ARlsr.

The Church Of Christ at Barrack.
Vile meets tomorrow at 10 a. m. for
study. Preaching and com.
munion to follow. Subject, are.
ligton: What It Is? How You OBJ.
tain It" Be not deceived, God /.
not Knocked. The public is invited.
Special music by Mrs. Bunner.
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DIAMOND STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Cor. Diamond & Market SITS.
q nt.ALIa.. 49, --

Sunday School $50 a. M. Guy
McDougal, supt. Public worship
& sermon t0:45 A. NJ. Subject OF
sermon: Christ The Wonderful"
Junior League $40 P. NJ Mrs. j.
9. Letzkus supt. Eoworth League
$3.50 P. NJ. Mrs. F. A.. Baker,
president. Miss Daisy Watkins,
leader. Subject. Methodist-Di.
rected Christian Education, 3 Tim.
2. 1915. Peoples service 1880 P.
NJ. Subject: "a Happy Location. =
Meeting OF Board OF Trustees 4 p.
N. Monday. Melting Of the Official
Board 1880 P. N. Monday.
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LATTER DAY SAINTS
Elder Peter Mcclellan. PresIdf

EiSst fSteI mCNeliarp frcsldlnq
II no other engagement why not
accept the cordial invitation ex.
tended to the public by the Church
of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints to attend their preaching
service at 1880 P. NJ! in the
Building on Adams st,
where all are welcome and no col
lection.
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FAIRyIEw OIRcuIT M. E.
CHURCH
Rev. B. Z. Maness, Pastor.

Rev. r. Z. Names, Pastor.
Preaching at Highland 0:30 A.
NJ: Haught's chapel. P. M,
Fairyiew. 1880 P. M. The second
quarterly conference will be held
at st. Johr Tuesday, Jan. "a.
There will be preaching at 1880 p.
NJ. by Rev. G. F. Anderson, D.
D.. Business session will follow
preaching.
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THE pALATfNE eApTisT'

SAA0n9EHN Nh t1slTtl
$3.50 "A. NJ. Sunday school, Prof.
w. A Hustead, superintendent.
|10.45 A NJ. morning worship. ser.
mon subject, aAn Unconsuming
Flame" $3.50 p. NJ, B. Y. p. u,
subject, baptist Young People and
World Fellowship" 1880 P. NJ,
evening worship. Billy Sunday
Club group led by Harry O. Drum
in charge.
CHURCH OF CHRIST.
The Bible class will meet at $3.50,
as usual, Sunday morning. a live
song service will begin promptly at
1880. followed by preaching and
the communion service. This will
be the beginning Of a series OF
meetings to be conducted by 7. Q:
Martin, Of st. Marys, w. Va. All
who know Bro. Martin will testify
that he is a preacher Of unusual
ability. You are urged to hear him
through this meeting.
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To Present Charter,

The Fait1nout Quota Club will
hold les monthly evening meeting
On Monday evening ut the. Fair
mont Supper will be served at
5:15 O'clock following which an in
teresting program viii be observed.
On this occasion the club will be
presented with its charter by the
National organization. Miss
Blanche Potter; Of Scranton, who
organized the club in this city, will
arrive here from her home on Mon.
day and will present the charter.
Members q the Rotary club and.
the Ktwalis club, employers Of
business associates Of the Quo.
.arians wiz be guests OF honor on
this occasion.
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GRACE LuTHERAM oHUReH.
Third ST and CASTOR Ave.
ROY 4! Meyef. Pastor.

Services for the Third Sunday
After Epiphany. Sunday school at.
$3.50, +. H Fry, superintendent q
II. Bloom, song leader; classes for
all ages. Morni ne worship and ser
mon at 1915! Christian Ehdeayor
at $3.50. vesper service and sermon
at 1880. wednesday evening church
service at 1880. A sermon by the
pastor. This Il. the Friendly church
the church that makes you feel at
home. Come and see.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Cor. Second st. and Walnut Ave.
!. e. Gordon, Minister.
All services tomorrow will be
evangelistic. Three Gospel sermons
will be delivered by the minister.
evangelist, J. E. Gordon. Commun.
ion and sermon at 1915 a. M; ser.
mon especially to young people in
the basement Of the church at 6:15
ID. m: in connection with the o. e.
Then the evening service at 1880
O'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Crow,
singing-evangeliSts, have a splendid
program Of music arranged for the
day. "A treat in music await all who
attend. The large classes, Loyal
Men taught by A. P. Jones, and
Loyal Women, taught by the minis.
ter, will also have special music by
the Crows. Each one Of these
classes have set a goal for 100 pres.
ent tomorrow. The Bible school un.
der the direction OF Seymour Nc.
1ntire, superintendent, begins at
$3.50 a. m. with a class for ali, All
not having a church home will find
a wide.awake group OF Christians
awaiting them in this home.like
church.
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FLEMING MEMORIAL CHURCH,

FLEMING MEMORIAL CHURCH.
Sunday fShool $3.50 a. M, R. E.
Davis. superintendent, followed by
preaching service by Rev. 2. M.
Moser, pastor. Christian Endeayor
$3.50 p. M, followed by preaching
service at 1880. Much interest IS
being manifested in the eyangelistic
services now in progress. There
were q decisions Thursday night.
Everybody is invited to Join in the
half.hbur song service,
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HIGHLAND AVE; y. g. CHURCH.

N~0SESuEIVI Fdb1VEs
Sunday school at $3.50 a. NJ, ]. O.
Hupp, superintendent. Public wor
ship and sermon at 1880 a. m. and.
1880 p. m. Epworth Leagde at GAS
p. m. Evening service especially
evangelistic. New members will be
received at both services on Sun.
day.
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To Present PLAY.

a pretty four act play entitled
Peggy Malone" will be presented
at the high school auditorium on
the evening of Friday, January a.,
by two high school Camp Fire girl
circles. The play is cleverly writ.
ten and arranged and the best tai.
emit Of the school will participate in
the play. This play is being sub.
stttuted instead OF the annual
Stunt night program. The play
will begin at 8 o'clock and an ad.
mission OF rs and IS cents will Es
charged.
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PENNINGTON CIRCUIT NJ. &.
CHURCH

A.. H. Raseley, Pastor
Preaching at James Fork II A.
M. Davis Ridge $3.50 P. M. There
viii be no preaching at Modes
Run and McClelland churches on
Jan. 20. Pastor will be moving,
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EPisoopAE CHURCH.
Rate
Matter Again

A freight rate investigation to
include all classes OF freight in.
Guiding coal and coke will be start
ed by the West Virginia Public
Service Commission at an early
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J. G. 5roomfield, o. D., Pastor
We are planning to have 100 men
at our service tomorrow morning.
The theme to be discussed will be
"Wanted-A Man." Come and
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Birthday Party.

Miss Virginia Hartley was hostess
on Thursday afternoon at the homo
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hartley In Sixth street to a nun.
Der OF her friends In celebration
of her birthday anniversary. Tho
afternoon was delightfully."- spent
with games and music and refresh.
ments were served. The guests in
.cluded the following: Mrs. Sara
Evans, Pauline Binns, Evelyn Sat.
terrified, Helen Holdren, Sara Lyon,
Evelyn Allard, Marguerite Morris,
Leila Smyth, Florence Jacobs, Jean.
Carpenter, Louise Nelson Taylor.
Frances Watson, Virginia Osgood,
Anna Nichodemus, Adeline Ashby,
Margaret Randall Margaret Bailey,
Mildred Colebank, Margaret Cole.
bank, Ruth Garner, Mildred Strong.
Edith Holbert, Helen Motter, Char.
lena Davis, Mosella Johnson, Julia
Ann Romergh. Lena Reese, Harriet
Marie Holt, Helen Parrish, Moll,
Mohone, Helen Wilson, Helen
Amos, Virginia Bartlett, Mary Kis.
ner, Mary Denham, Grace Simp.
son, Tilda Anderson, Ruth Hay.
hurst, Catherine Willis.
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For Miss Annette.

With Miss Susan Watson Ar.
nette as the guest Of honor, Mrs.
Edmund Grannp is entertaining this
afternoon at the Fairmont Country
Club With q kitchen shower. Of
unique appointments. The guests,
which included friends Of the host.
ess and honor guest were enter.
tanned at four o'clock tea. ophelia
roses conferred the serving table
and culer scheme Of yellow and
white was prettily carried out in
the decorations and in the glace
fuirts and candy curls served with
the Refreshments. Miss Annette
was showered with a number Of.
useful kitchen articles.
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Po,geiIlKinsev

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For Rride-Elect.

Mrs. James Edwin Watson en-.
tcrtainedlat luncheon today at her
home on First street to honor Miss
Susan Watson Annette, 4 bride
elect OF next week. Covers were
Ibid Tor twelve intimate friends Of.
honor guest and the luncheon
one Of pretty appointments.
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Oliver avenue with Mrs Doolittle
and Miss Ruby Doplittle as the
hostesses. The eyening was en-.
toyed by quite Q number Of the
members OF the club and delicious
Entertainments were served.
Miss Lesson Hostess.
Miss Loretta Lesson was hostess.
last evening at her home at Mon
.ongah to the members Of the
World Wide Guild Of the Monor-
.gah Baptist church. "A delightful
evening was spent with games and
music and q delicious salad lunch.
was served. During the evening a
business session was held and the
following officers elected: Presi.
dent, Mrs. Thelma Ketus; vice.
president, Mrs. Kenneth Cnrrey;
secretary, Mrs. Mildred higgins;
treasurer, Mrs. Bernice Kerns;
chairman Of the program commit
tee, Mrs. Thomas Esketh; pianist,
Miss Pauline Davis. Mrs. Thomas
.Esketh Is the teacher Of the class.
and was a guest present. About
twenty guests were entertained
during the evening including Miss
Jettie Satterfield, Of Fairmont.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-wnen la,
yender appears in the smart shop
windows then spring is Just around
the cotner.
And-all along Fit havenue is
lavender. Lavender in frocks. in
hats, in handkerchiefs, in siiken
knickers and negllgees.
This Doris Reid grown is done
In exquisite lavender crepe.
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Special Notices
TRUSTEES SALE OF CITY REAL
ESTATE

GotA g
By virture OF the authority in me
vested by a certain deed OF trust
bearing date on the 18th day OF De.
cember, 1920, made and executed.
by o. ]. Fleming, widower. to the
undersigned truste, to secure tina
payment Of a certain promissory
note therein mentioned and de.
scribed. which trust deed is of rec.
ord in the office OF the Clerk Of the
County Court OF Marion county
West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book
No. 40 at page 292, and default lav.
ing been made in the payment Of
said obligation, and being requested.
so to do by the beneficiary therein.
the undersigned will as such trus.
tee on SATURDAY, JANUARY
2Sth, 1922, beginning at one o'clock
p. M. at the front door Of the court
house of Marion county, West Vir.
ginia, sell to the highest bidder a
certain lot or parcel OF real estate
on Cleveland avenue, fronting 55.4
feet on Cleveland avenue and ex.
tending back 142 feet on one side
to the road, and 121 feet on tho
other side to the road, and being
57.2 feet wide in the rear, contain.
ing 0.166 of an acre, together with
q cottage dwelling house thereon,
and being the same real estate.
which was conveyed to the said o.
]. Fleming by Lester D. Grim and
wife on the 18th day of November.
1920, and OF record in said clerks.
office in Deed Book No. 242 page.
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Cor. Fairmont Ave. and Fourth 81.
Claude H. King, D. D.. Pastor, s2a
EaIrnnnnf AVa ~

Claude H. King, o. D.. Pastor, s2e
FaIrmont Ave.
Sunday school at $3.50, 6. W.
Evans. superintendent. Public wor.
ship at 1o:45. The subject OF the
sermon will be, "Heart Hunger"
Junior League at $3.50, leader.
Martha Riggs, subject, "My Part IA,
Answering Gods Call" Isaiah 6:s.
Acts 1:9.
Epworth League at $3.50, Mr.. ii.
7. Gu will be the leader, SUB.
ject, Methodist:Dir ected Christian
Education" II Tim. 2:14.16.
Public worship at 1880. Tho sub.
Ject Of the sermon will be IAN I'm.
usual Side Of Faith.'
Teacher training class on Tues.
day evening from q to s O'Clock.
Cottage prayer meetings on Tues.
day and Thursday evenings at 1870
throughout the entire membershin,
Prayer services AT the church on
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splendId Success

The County Fair and Minstrel.
srow staged last evening by the
o. D. Robinson class Of the Fair.
mont high school was a decided.
SUCCESS from start to finish and
was attended by a large number Of
pupils and pIrons OF the school.
The auditorium was packed to
capacity for the minstrel show and
the attractions of the County Faif
were we'll patronized. The ten.
black faced comedians were in.
troduced by G. D. Robinson, the
class sponsor and their work was
very clever and unique. The at
fractions ct the County Fair such
as the house Of horrors, fortune
telling booths, games Of chance
hot dog stands. fish ponds and.
others were we'll arranged. Much
credit g reflected upon those who
arranged the affair last evening
and also those who participated IN.
the numbers Of the program.