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The Penn's Grove record., 1922-02-17
Y. NJ. {. A. NOTES

The meeting held on Sunday after
non last was a decided success, about
SIS men being present to hear the in
spiring address delivered by Miss
Meta Jones.
Solos were rendered by Bob Beckett,
and a duet by Miss Jones and w. l..
Duncan.
Club" will be resume on Sunday, at
3PM NJ.
Miss Blanche Stock was awarded
the prize for writing the best essay
on "Capt. Fremont's Trip to the Gold
Fields" and was awarded tickets to
see the entire movie series, 1.-The
Winners of the West"
A Community Library Campaign
is being planned for the week
beginning February %. The school
children are to assist in this work,
under the direction of Superintendent
]. M. Wright. Almost every home
in the Village has one or two books,
suitable for Library use which they
would be glad to pass on and let
others enjoy, and thus encourage more
people to use the Library. Forty to
iftv books are taken out on each
evening the Library is open, so why
not pass your unused books along
where they will do the most good?
The weekly dance at the ~" last
Thursday pleased one of the largest
crowds we have had since Fall, and
was given along cabaret lines. The
evenings program was in the efficient
hands of Mr.. Shirley and Mr.. An
thony, and the special stunts were,
in the main, appreciated.
Chief Wanderer brought his violin
along and as usual caught the crowd
BY his expert handling of the bow.
Walker and Reese, u budding
comedians, were there, and Billy
Reese showed 'em that all the must
clans were not in the orchestra when
he softly and tenderly played 80 Sole
Mic" on six feet of ince pipe.
The "Y Comedy Four" gave the
~audinence a graphic account of what
happens when a "Y" secretary gets
caught in a crap game-a pantomime
skit that brought yells of delight from
the crowd, especially when the poor
unfortunate victim came out with
three barrel slaves aroung his neck.
Last month (January) we had 1887
in our gym class, and they are still
growing.
A smoker will be held in the Audi
forum next Tuesday for men MEM
bers only.
Bring your ticket and come pre-
prepared for a large evening. We are
trying to induce Ted Kerns to referee.
Keep the 18th in mind and come out
to see the players" It's a case of
"laugh and grow fat"
The Order of Eastern Stars will
hold a Colonial Dance and card party
in the DUPONT Club on Monday even
ing, February goth.
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Strange
Woodbury. Times, 2.I3.2

Woodbury. Times, Z.lo.ZZ
Josephine, the twelve years old
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Springman, Centre Street, Woodbury.,
returned to her home early Mon
lay morning, about 1890 o'clock, by
Capt. Meade Lawrence, Of Wenonah,
he young girl having been placed IN
MS care by the night watchman at
ne Wenonah station about midnight
asst Monday night.
The case is one of the strangest of
somnambulism that has been reported
this vicinity and seems to be I'M
probable that the young girl should
travel at night, asleep, and in a storm
Of sleet. to Wenopah, which is about
four miles Distant When she awoke
or came to-" she was standing mean
the stand-pipe of the Wenonah water
Company, which is a short Instance
from the railway station. The young
girl being wet and cold, appealed to
the night Waterman at the station
who admitted her to the waiting
room and notified Mr.. Lawrence, who
brought the young girl home.
Josephine retired Monday night
about 8 O'clock and was followed by
the rest of the family one hour later
| Sometime later the spell must have
taken her and while asleep she arose
and dressed, put on her physical train
ing uniform, MILDLY blouse and bloom
ers, her sisters shoes and her brother
| Alfy's cap, she left the house IN
heard by any of the family who knew
no other than that she was in her bee
until a phone call was made at the
Sprigman home about midnight, in
forming the family that the girl wa'
in Wenonah. The girl had nevel
Travelled to Wenonbh before over any
road, but had passed through the
borough on the railroad train. Sly
is unable to tell what route she tool
to Wenonah and only remembers tina
she went to bed at her home in Wood
bury and woke up a few hours late
in Wenonah. She appears to be non'
the worse for the trip, excepting he
feet, which are blistered from wearing
her sisters shoes.
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PENIS GROVE SCHOOL NEWS
Continued from page l
Homan, Catharine Gilman, Clarence
p,,,tnn Crnnuilln Stnl SulvennS Stell

Homan, Catharine Gilman, Clarence
Burton, Granville Stell, Sylvenus Stell
have had a perfect attendance since
school opened in September.
We have "A pupils in u class.
Thirty-seven have the title of Squire"
in the "Modern Health Crusade"
A number of pupils joined the
Junior Audubon Club.
Our class won the banner for the
best attendance in the 9Th and 9th
grades during November and Decem-
Der.
These are the best spoilers in my
class: Philip Sheridan, MARITIME Fried,
Anna Kelly, Clarence Burton, Laura
Magee, Isadore Lipkin, Bradford
Fisher, Jean Mills, Ruth Gibbs,
Eugene Maconi,
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Grade 5 B
Emma G. Simklhs, Teacher.

Emma C. Simkins, Teacher. :
Up to the present date eighteen
pupils have completed the health
chores for the first five weeks, and
the title of Squire has been award
ed them. Other pupils r working
to get their names on the roll.
The class wrote essays on the visit
of Humpty-D umpty to u school,
Some of these essays showed that the
pupils had learned some valuable
health hints from the visit.
On February 18th, the English
period was devoted to writing essays
on "The Life of Lincoln"
The ten best spoilers in this grade
ore Mabel Ford, Henry Menendez,
Linette Dutton, Sara Stiles, Lewis
DoIbow, Elsie Savers, Samuel Tor
CHA, Elizabeth Edwards, Ellen Del
bow, Earl Rhodes.
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Grade LA

Elizabeth Diver, Teacher.
The following pupils in Grade l A
were perfect in attendance during the
month of January: Emma Fisher,
Dolores Somers, Pauline Jess, Doris
Spears, Dorothy Sparks, Frank Phil
lips.
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Grade 8 B

Grade 8 B
Anna A. Locuson, Teacher.
Some members OF our class joined
the Junior Audubon Society and we're
greatly pleased with the buttons and
leaflets.
The Health Chore Cards are now
the chief outside interest, as they
have been quite a benefit to a great
many.
Twelve girls and II boys were on
the honor roll in spelling for January,
and Z boys and 6 girls ON the honor
roll in arithmetic.
In attendance the boys are ahead
of the girls,
The Penn's Grove record., 1922-02-17
Grade 8 A


Edith AIcorn, Teacher.
The class is taking much interest in
the Modern Health Crusade.
A Junior Audubon Cub has been
formed.
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Announcement To Farmers
Matthew Mitchell & Son
with S. Cunningham

wish to announce that they will engage in the
Buying and Shipping of all kinds of Produce, Fruit
and Poultry, also as Dealers in Fertilizers and
Truck Packages.
We have taken over the Coombs Lumber
Co.'S. property on Beach and Naylor Avenues, and
along with our present Poultry establishment, at
w. Main St., we will be in a position to accom-
modate any amount of business, and on a more
extensive scale than ever before.
Produce StorehOuse and Packing House, Beach
and NaylOr Avenues.
PouItry-9 W. Main st.
D.,
, 1922-02-22
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
CARD HELPS TRAVELLER
IN F0RE|Ga COUNTRIES

An example OF what membership in
a chamber Of commerce. organization
means was forcIbly impressed upon d.
Lukis. OF Casper. who with his brother
c Lukis operate the Lukis CORRECTION
cry store here. While he was recently
visiting in London and in Washing
ton.
Mr.. Lukis. in a letter received by his
brother e yesterday told OF many
Of his experiences in European coun-
tries and said hat his card showing
his membership in the Casper cham,
Der of commerce was one OF tho best
recommendations he had.
Anxious TO secure certain informa,
ton while in Washington, Mr.. Lukis
though he would test out Of the power
of his chamber Of commerce member
ship card He visited the headquar'
tiers or the United States chamber o.
commerce with which the Casper
chamber Is affiliated.
He was welcomed by the officials
an da man detailed to assist him in
gathering the information 10 desired.
Ais passports and other papers were
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facilitated through his connection and
before he left for London he was given
! letter Of Introduction to officials Of
he International chamber IN London
Cooperation was rendered him on
every hand he reports. primarily be
u he was an American and sec
ondiy because OF the influence and
prestige membership IN an active
chamber of commerce gave him
In writing here be told his brother
to make sure that the plural member
ship held by the Lukts company b<
paid up so that II would not become
delinquent. because membership ir
the chamber OF commerce has expedit,
ed every phase Of the "Trip"
, 1922-02-22

sity. Waco. Texas. where she is tax
ing courses leading to n bachelor Of
arts degree in 1873 Besides special
king IN literary work. Miss Dismuke
is studying voice At the department
OF nne arts of the university. She Is
active In the Girls Ciee club. the Bay
Tor Keep Singing club and the CAL
liopean Literary society.
M. and Mrs. Ray Beaver an
nouncs the arrival OF a baby daugh-
ter. Ethel Bernice. at their home on
81. John street. Mother and daughter
are doing nicely
Miss Vivian Rue Is spending several
days here from Gienrock. where she
Is instructing in tho public schools
Miss Rue was a guest ut the formal
dance last evening.
Mrs Mayta Campbell left yesterday
for Oklahoma In response to a tele
gram telling Of The death OF her hus
band who has been confined to a hos
pital for some time c. c. Campbell
of South Lincoln street is a brothe.
OF h deceaEed man.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Brooks ar
spending several days In the city
Il. guests at the H. L. Patton home or
South woIcott street. They artcndet
the formal dance at the Terrace Gar
dehs las evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max @. Pauius hav'
returned to their home in the cat,
after spending sorne time on n bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Ty IT have re
turned to their home hero after spend
ing several days in Denver looking
after business matters and visiting
with relatives md friends.
J. r. Cullen. superintendent OF tn
Laramie plant OF the Standard com
pany. who has been in Casper for tn
past several days attending confer
encca here left last night for Laramie
b. L. Warren. superintendent OF tn
GreybuIl refineries left for his homl
, 1922-02-22
Dale Green
Is o
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbali
Arc Host and Hostess.

A bridge dinner of social impor-
lance was served last evening at the
home of Mr.. Inc Mrs. W. s. Kfmbsil,
Sr.. on South Woicott street The
dinner was the last Of a series OF en-
tcrtainmcnts presided over by Mr..
and Mrs. Kimball.
Decorations of yellow and white
were artisticariy carried out with
flowers. capdIcs and table appoint
nents.
Following the dinner the evening
vas devoted TO playing auction bridge.
The high koaors were taken by Mrs.
, 1922-02-22

G. T. Morgan and Mayor W. A
Blackmore-
The guests inclSded Mayor and Mn.
W. A Biackmore. Dr. and Mrs C. T.
Morgan. Rev and Mrs Philip X Ed
wards. and the Messrs- and Mesdames
George stilphen. James weiderhoId.
W r. johnson IND Mesdames Clapp
and Seeiey-Wced-
Social Meeting Of
Club Is Enjoyed.
Mrs F. F. Flanagan. assisted by
Ms Nettie Mol. was hostess at the
regular monthly social meeting OF tho
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Woman's club which was held ycster-
day afternoon At the Flanagan home
on South Ourbin street.
In spite Of the abrup. change In
the weather the meeting wa well at
tended. about 16 members being pres.
ent. The afternoon was spent play
ing auction bridge and a program OF
music was presented.
"a luncheon vas served by h host.
eSses. assisted by Mrs. William Nc.
Coy.
, 1922-02-22
CAGERs BLANK
West CASPER IN GAME

Although already eliminated as a
contender in tho grado school basket
ball championship race. Central
school demonstrated its strength yes
terday by trouncinE West Casper by
a score OF 1s I O.. Gibson. Neel and
AIlsman piled up h points for the
C~entralites.
The lineup follows:
West casper5Grimes and Walker,
forwards; Eads. center; Gallinser and
knight. guards. substitutes. Cole and
Brown
central-c. Ailsman and Noel. for
wards; Harry scown. center: Gibson
and Lester. guards.
, 1922-02-22

There WIN be a regular meeting of
the Order of Eastern Star tomorre,x
evening at 1880 o'clock at the Ma
sonic temple. All members and WIS.,
iting members are invited to be
present
, 1922-02-22
Social Is
Postponed.
Parcel Post
Party Postponed.

Parcel Post
Party Postponed.
Tho w. l.. Kuykcndahl Rebekah
lodge parcel post party which was
scheduled for tonight has been indefi-
nitely postponed. The regular bust
ness meeting viii be held at 1880 to
night however. A large attendance is
urged as important business and an
nouncements are scheduled pro-
gram
, 1922-02-22
Birthday Is
Celebrated

In honor OF the birth anniversary
of James O'Conner. George Wheeler
acted as nos at a dinner served at
the Chanticieer cafe last evening be-
fore the formal dancing party.
Places were laid for eight guests.
Miss Vivian Rue Of Glenrock. was an
out-of-town guest Of h party.
, 1922-02-22
MIDWEST WORKERS TO
ENJOY fEFE SATURDAY,

Members OF tho field and transport
ton departments Of the Midwest Re
filming company are planning n big get
together fete for all employees OF the
which will he staged at the
field garage February rs. Tho object
OF the social Is to continue tho spirit
of the old Midwest company and 10
exert n continuance Of the spirit of
good fellowship. Postscripts to bulie-
tins posted here add that refresh.
mcnts will be served.
, 1922-02-22

II you win tell US why an American
Beauty Rose is o r Beautiful than.
IT. wax counterpart We WI tell you
Why Brunswick Records meet with
such Universal Favor. 2-s2-it
, 1922-02-22

In Westminster Abbey. where Prin-
cess Mary Is to be wed. Is M tomb
Of h Countess OF Lancaster, n IA
nous beauty. and the first bride ever
, 1922-02-22

II you will tell us why an American
Beauty Rose is more Beautiful than
its wax counterpart We will tell you
Why Brunswick Records meet with
such Universal Favor. 2-s2-1t
, 1922-02-22

married at the abbey's altar Her mar
rage in 1870 to the second son Of
Henry Ill was the first royal wedding
within Westminster,s ancient waIls.
, 1922-02-22
Personals

Miss Laclair Dismuke, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs ]. D. Dlsmrke. az
South Beech street. is a member OF
b freshman class OF Baylor univer.
, 1922-02-22

yesterday morning after attending
Standard company conferences herr
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-17
CONFESS TO ARMY
 AUCTION FRAUDS

LOS ANGELES, March 17.-One of the large firms of junk dealers in this city would have received hundreds of thousands of dollars in the manipula- tion of bids for the sale of army goods at auction last month if the conspira- cy had not been thwarted, several de- tectives announced today, after oD- taining confession of a third man involved in the conspiracy to defraud the government.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-17
UNCLE SAM TELLS WHY
 NOT ATTEND CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON: The refusal of the United States to take any part in the economic and financial conference at Genoa may be viewed as the first step in a campaign of tactful pressure to promote the economic rehabilitation of Europe, high official of the gov ernment explained today and should not be regarded as an indication of a desire on the part of the United States to hold aloof from the grave problems now confronting the European nations
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-17
ARMY OF ERIN
 IS TO BE 20,000

LONDON, March 1.-The Irish Free State bill passed third reading in the House of Commons today by vote of 295 to 52, the report states having been completed without amendment
 Winston Churchill, secretary for the colonies explained that the Irish army would be between twenty and thirty thousand men.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-17
CATHERINE HUGHES ID
 WE'D AIR SERVICE MAN

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The en- gagement of Catherine Hughes, daugh ter of the Secretary of States to c. C. Waddell, of New York, noted air ser vice man, was announced last night by Secretary and Mrs. Hughes. Miss Hughes was graduated from Wellesley in 1920 and Mir. Waddell was graduat- ed from Harvard in 1918.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-17
CORDOBA IGLOO SENDS
 DELEcATEs KETCH|KAN

CORDOVA: Cordova Igloo has elect ed E. V. Boyle, George Dooley, Alvah Flames, Dan Greenig and Chas. Eek lund as delegates to the Pioneer of Alaska convention at Ketchikan the latter part of the month. Mrs. Alvah Eames will represent the woman's auxiliary
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-17
TAXICAB COMPANY
 RAISE DRIVERS WAGES

CHICAGO, March 1.-The largest taxicab company in Chicago announc- ed today that because last years bus mess was exceptionally good, wage in creases for all drivers totalling $25O,- 900 a year were authorized today, ef- fective immediately.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-17
COLONEL DAVIS ID BE
 MADE MAJOR GENERAL

WASHINGTON: Major General Peter Harris, major general in the army. since 1918 plans to leave active service today. Colonel Robert c. Da- wis, who served as adjutant general of the A. E. F. is mentioned as General Harris's probable successor.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-17
FREE "HOOTCH"

A Sparkling Stimulant, Full of Wit and Humor. Free copy will be sent upon receipt of your name with ad- dress complete. Write to c. Mitchell, 397 Pearl Street, Brooklyn, N Y.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-01

A daughter has been born to Mr. ard Mrs. Jack Dyson of Christian Lane.
 Mrs. E. N Whitaker and son, Reg maid, Of Chicago, former residents of this town, are visiting friends here.
 Miss Mary Nelson of Los Angeles is visiting with friends in town.
 Routine business was transacted at the meeting of the board of select men held last evening.
 East Berlin Items.
 There will be the regular meeting Of the Knights of Pythias society at their hall this evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Payne and children have returned to their home on Wilcox avenue, after spending the past week at the camp grounds Tn Plainville.
 Mrs. H. Beardsley of New Haven is spending a few days as the guest of her sister. Mrs. Henry Bailey, on Main street.
 Mrs Joseph Ryan has returned to East Berlin after spending the past two weeks in Washington, D. C.. ''i|'~ -'iis iNyol loCdltu.
 Final arrangements are being made for a community outing to be held at Momauguin next Sunday. Coles au- tomobile bus will leave the store at o'clock daylight time. All are cor dially invited to go.
 The home ball team will hold reg hlar practice games on their new dia- nlond twice week to be in readiness for their future games. They are booking several strong team9 to play Saturdays and Sundays for the re- mainder of the season.
 Miss Mary Cote entertained two girl friends from New Britain at her home on Main street Monday.
 F. Richie of this place has opened a garage near the mill bridge. and Dressels tin shop.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-01
M|DDLET0WN FIRM
 SEEKS INFORMATION
Nearby Concern Would Erect Bronze Tablet at Monument
McKEON TO BE REGISTRAR
Kensington Man Appointed to Succeed Pelletier, Resigncd-Local Lad Loses Two Fingers = Chapponi Bound Oyer-Notcs About Town.

Selectman George B. Carter has re- ceived a letter from the Bradley Hub bard company in Middeltown request ing information in regards to the bronze tablet which it is expected will be erected at the Soldiers Monu- ment as a war memorial. The com pany Is interested in the making of the tablet and claims that it has done satisfactory work for other Berlin residents
 Although the American Legion post in this town, at a meeting held sev- eral weeks ago, voted in favor of the removal of the honor roll board which is now in front of the town hall, and the erection of bronze tablet to take It's place at the monument, nothing further has been done in the matter.
 It was also voted to send a copy of the resolution to the selectman and have some one confer with him in re- gards to selecting a plan for the rais- ing of the money which will be neces- sary to erect the tablet. To date no member of the legion has officially conferred with Mir. Carter.
 SeIectman Carter stated this morn ing that. he is of the opinion that if the legion people want the memorial erected they should make their plans for such before the town meeting which is held in September.
 Mir. Carter also believes that the Legion men would have to make def mite plans before this time if they eS rect to ask for an appropriation from the finance board on the budget of next year. The selectman is in favor of the erection of the new bronze tablet and the removal of the old hon or roll board from In front of the town hall.
 Kenshgton Work Progresses
 Plans are being made by the John Driscoll Construction company to he- gin work on the Beach Swamp road in Kennngton on Monday of next week for the Kensington fire, district. At present the company working on Percival avenue but it was stated this morning that work on that street will be finished sometime the latter part of this week.
 All of the pipes for the kensington district have been distributed about town and unless something unforeseen happens. the officials claim they will have their work completed by Novem- her l.
 Routine business was transacted at the meeting of the executive commit tee of the district held last evening.
 McKeon As Registrar
 The board of selectmen, acting upon the request of the democratic town committee, have appointed Francis McKeon of Kensngton as registrar to succeed Omar Pelletier, resigned. MT. McKeon will begin his duties imme- diately and will work with Henry Deming at the office Of the town clerk on Friday of this week when the
New Britain herald., 1922-08-01

This is sample bed bug that may bs foun6 In this section of the state. Should you find them during house cleaning time don't worry, as it is easy to rid them with the use of the New Chemical P. D. Q. tPesky Devils Quietus.)
 No matter how large they may be, color or sex or where they came from, P D O will kill tL-r and their eggs as if liouid fire had hit them.
 Not an insect powder. no dust or muss; will not injure clothing. and will actually kill Moths. Reaches Cooties. Bed Bugs, Fleas and Ants and puts an everlasting to the Pesky Devils. as 1t destroys future generations. Impossible for them to exist with its proper use
 Get from your Druggists . s5c package; this will make aouart: each package contains . patent spout to get them in the hard -to-eet at places. Special Hospital and Hotel size makes i've gallons. D. o. can also be purchased in liquid form in handy bottle with patent spout In each psckaga Your Druggist has 1t oe can get it for you.
 Crowells Drug Store and Other Lead
 tng Druggists
New Britain herald., 1922-08-01

NOTICE For the purpose of allowing voters to establish their political preference for caucuses, the registrars of voters will hold sessions in the board of attachments office. Town hall, Plain vile, Conn, on Friday, Aug. 4, and Friday, Aug II, 1929, from 12 to 2 D. m, standard time.
 J. N. NckERNAN,
 PETER DUFFY,
 Registrars of Voters Plainville, Conn.,, July 31, 1922.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-01
EIREs ON PROWLEE.

Concord N. H., Aug. IA National Guard sentry on duty at the Boston and Maine railroad shops here fired twice early today at a man who was trying to scale the fence surrounding the shop enclosure The man fired upon escaped,
New Britain herald., 1922-08-01

The zebra shark of the Indian ocean lttains a length of Is feet.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-01

There are 245 counties in Texas.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-01

See the Lachere Sisters, world fam ous aeIalists, at the American Legion Society circus, Aug. o1--26. Ford car given away.-Advt.
 HAVE just opened garage opposite Dud
 ley's Mill and am prepared for all kinds of automobile work at reasonable prices.
 Work guaranteed. F. Richie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

Service IL the cornerstone around
which all our Boys Suits are built.
The smart styles we are showing this
season appeal to both parents and the
boys. MADE In fancy models such as
pleated NorfolkS. with and without
yokes, 81 fancy cashmere cioths In
and blue.