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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
gbinefider 8it.

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Ral,m auf Die @rdber ieiner Mb.
men balt Ser gbineie 10 piel, nie
auf 1eire Iitterariihe 8il6ung. Muf
@ruro feiner Iitterariih dltbetiiben
Renntniiie iiiblt er iiid germ anoere1u.
Meni1en uberlegen. 8ab iie an
bieier @eiites- nno @efiblser5iebung
feine11 Sell bnben, 0as lit Der
Sauptgruno fir i'm, iie 81 perad-
ten. @s 1T Elm eigenes Cling I'M
ben hineiiiden @eiit. Bie Ell
Sal11 aus elmer an0eren Welt mu-
tet er SEN Mbenbldnoer an. Ser.
idiebene @eienibaftsidi6ten er.
freuen iid an MiBen Der peribie.
oeniten Mrt; ober aut pel9e eigene
8eiie Ser @bineIe mfbig fein tam,
tpiiien menige. Gin 6ineitiGes
59eromdrben, mie es bere11. Diele
gibt, er5ablt ein Mbenteuer bon 5pei
Sr0iben: uDie beioen Sr0ibe Sing
nn6 cling pobnten in elmer StaDt
init Naner 2ingfu. Sic batte1
BORT oie @rGber ibrer Mbnen, fetten
@9lamm, reines 8ailer, Crime
8IGtter un0 blauiGinernoe 8a1ier-
fliegen, genug, UNI in @ob1iein 81
idtpelge1. Mber mie 6as 70 gebt,
menn es Sen Sr0i6en 81 mobl miro,
fie tpur6en beibe INNER un5ufrie6e-
rer. Sic @tubt mu9s, unb bas
@aiier marc INNER i6mubiger.
Grit entriiltete1 it6 Die betoen Jro-
I9e rur I'M 1ti4eL Damn ibimpften
lie Ia11t nn0 i+rieblib gelangten Tie
al Dem @nti6luB Der Sat.
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Elm froidunpiirbiges Gafein meiter
gu ertragen. uno oas 8ofier moro
nod j9muBiger uno an einem i4o-
men feu9ten Morgen, als Der Hegerl
1ur 10 floB un6 pldti6erte, marfen
lie ibrer 9eimat nod einen Shetoe-
Bid gu un6 manoerten IN Die Ser
ne. Mber sic beioen Sr0ibe maren
poriidtige 2eute. sic batten ge-
bort; oaB ienfeits bes eroBen 8ergs
cine @tabt liege, Die form1i@ bon
5auberfeit mieoeritrable. 9ortbin
monten iie 5ieben, 1i6 aber bo6 por-
fer bnr9 einen Slid pom 8erges-
gipfel aus pergemi11ern, OBJ Die
5taot au1 mirfli@ 10 rein lei, pie
Die Gage iie mode. Cine DoQe
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Sic biipften auf ben b04iten Stein.
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Sinterbeire, redten Die &0rper 10
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fal.m glaubli6: bie 5ta6t, Ole iie
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ltarrte aues BON unrat. So muir
ben bic beiber Groide tronrig, ia-
ben fi@ mebmiitig an nno 5oge1
gefnidten @emits IN ibre Setmat
5uriid."
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i9idte, perebrter 2efer? Mber Die
! @eididte bat bod lire Spibe. gu
fiebit lie BLOB ni6t, neil Sir lei
Der oie tiefe literartide 8iloung BEG
@bineien abgebt. .&aft 9n i6on elm
NAL eine11 Sroib %geieben2 8eiBt
gu, baB er feline M11ger auf Ser
oberen @eite ieineS &0rpers bat
nn8 riidmdrts i6aut, menn er lid
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Sroi6e batten lire alte &eimat mi@-
bergeieben un6 gar nidt Die 5taot
ienfeits oes groBen 8erges. 8drit
Oh Elm Gbineie, 10 bdtteit gu in
Ser Sugenb gelernt: rGie 8ibe
bat tire &ro11e in Der @roe nno Der
Broi6 bat feline angen anf Dem
Miiden." MIio Sut ab Dor benz obi
nefiiden @ei1tel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
11mpnrf fiir Ntaoden,
5dnittmuiter 1878.

Cine biibi9es @ape-Nooea iiir
Maohen, Die. umbange oieier Art
liebeu. Gupetpn, 8roaoclotb, Gcls
petee,1, Gmeeo unb Bolipia ltno ge-
eignete @toffe bierflr. Ser S9luB
mag in Eureoo-5til gebulten ie'n,
ooer, mie i'll unierer fleineren Gar-
Iteuung ge5etgt, borne nit Sa11o-
i6lub.
Dos Multer tomn1t in 5 GroBelt..
fir Meaoden bon ., 8, 10, ~ ulic
IA ssabren. Sir cine 3polfidbr'gs
bra,1dt man 2B Oaros oeS o. 3ou=
breiten Materials.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
aasfnnft ID Dentider sprnde.

9os gustunftsbureall gibt ii bent.
ider Gprade bereituiqigit ur0 To-
ftenIos Musfunft iiber aae sic Bun.
oesbertpaItung betreffen6e MngeIege1,.
beiten, offentlides @eIurobeitstnefen.
Soloatert ,rto Meatrofenangelegestbei'
ten, @eetgebung, Mrbeiterberbdltnii
fe, Decentralization, Mustpnn6er1lng.
gintuanoerut1g, s%teuertpeiet, @eife.
pdife, Gr3iebungsipeie1 uitp. Mnfra.
gen iinb 5u ridte11 an: German Sec.
tior. 8ureou Of Goreign. Language
Conformation gerbice, Mrfericnr1 Met
Gross, 15. @eft 37fb gtreet, Netr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
2ad' sid eeinnb!

&ritteln unb N5rgeln
Sau9en uibt piel;
Sd1nmerli9 G6i1npfer
8rinet ntbt ans 3iel.
8er lid bel aufrest,
4nmrnt auf ben 9n11o :
Sreu' bid nit Sroben:
2a6 bid geinnDl
&einen bene1De;
&Iein 1T bns @liid.
Nim1ner ansiterben
Sal11beit unD Sid.
@runDlih beradbte
Segliben gdunb;
9ob ni1t perbatn1r1e
Cad bid seiu1tbl
uuu1l,t ermIbe1;
Merger u.adt trant.
@ebre ben @riaen;
Meibe ben 3anfl
GEL iej Dds Guge,
4eiter Der Mun0;
liebe bic Sreuoe:
2a6' bid geinnbl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
Gin Safettfleib,
Shnittn1ulter 5000.

Gin bibibes Sadett- ODER rl1m
muir" <&fleio ipate in feiner 9arnen-
@aroerobe teblen. IS lit leibter on.
5ulegen dig Elm .Sdlnpfiber">@ 5e-
uan0 nno farn liberties I'M Sauie
mie aud gum Ausgeben p%erpenoet
mer0en. Meue Soeen itellen Boot
frage1 uno -Manibetten Dor. Sc.
muiterter Eaffet un6 Crepe ii16 in
u1lierem Moben foH1biniert.
Das Muiter fomnt IN s @roBer
fir "a, sc, SO, 40, AZ uno "a 3oI
8rutmeite. SIR @r0Be 80 brnl1bt
man 3h CARDS bes 81 8oq bretten
Stoffes. Ser God lit urtten 2Ea
gar6s meit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20

ca Ma mie Sic Mr.
b~e;+aIosiofpit I'm sic 6ornit nerfnip.
neItp met Menn ber Menih sun.
ner bnt. 6nnr ml1k er elie.1i11 lpenrl
o. ,,ifg al psSp INT I'm f1fch fem
@elb bot for fi6 ebbes al faute,
Damn mnb CT alsgude, m mas 1l1r
en- @eg er iib for fem Suboltoff
forge fam III in Die 1nebribte SOU
bleibt i'm nids annerfbter ipnoe-
rig. als mte gu 1teble. Wenr Die
8urfleri6 ebbes 81 elie bdtte, oann
bette ie nit iteble, I'M ib oerfe IS
pQr e aria quite gibie, pe1rr ou ie.
Sen Mben6 befobr oaB ou ins Set
oeblt. en- oieiente 2onih auf oer
&ifihentebbel iteue Debit; 10 for esn.
fte11a e BOAR Geunmitides ob6er E
boar 8orfiabfet1des, o6ber mas
arab So is I'm babet e 8attel
Sohmbr11b I'M ih lin idubr, uenr
en- 8urfler ins Sous fomme Dubt
I'M ftnD. 10 en- 2on1h, Damn iBt CT
fih in Sic er1dte 2ein email futt I'M
penn ct 1att Is, Damn oenft er gar
nit mebr bran, for mas for en-
80rbes er eiqentlih ing Saus TOM
me IS.
9ie 2i55ie bot geiagt, oas mar
al Non1ena 1ie Debt bel eber gIau-
hoe, Dab menn en- 8urfIer iatt m1r,
oaB er Damn pieI mebr Yepp I'M
Mmbii6en batt I'M oenfe oebt, baB
er lett oob en1al I'M Saus mGr I'M
alio qra6 10 quit mitnemme f0nnt,
mas nit angebnnne NOR. Bel mer
BEN for Die longlte 3eit 10 getabtt
I'M Damn lin mer ms Bett, nadoem
i9 nod ane 3obre I'm Winoobs
ausgetreit ben, oh lie aud oil gut
geladt pare. @s bot e lange Belt
genomme, befobr 0dB i'd ben iblafe
tonne; Die 8nrflergeidibte lin mid
gar nit aus ben &opp fomme. Sd
ben meine S6nuffbadS banoig ges
felt I'M FEN mid porgenomme,
meun en- 8urfler in met Rubm fom-
me bebt, bnb ib i'm Die Sbnuff-
buds ing @eii9t merle moIt; 6as
Debt 10 en- Seller f6nen fidfe.
gQie *, pnnlih. opih,ofo hon 50
Is es m;G ]nssae;p n1s npnn espn1on0
n mo; M,,h,n sfommp 6eht. * hp1,
$1,000 M,,aa- n,,fooa;sso =, ,,h,,hr 10.
mug, ga bat elmer netper mein 8ett
geitanne. Sd ben in oie Gunfel-
felt off &obrs nit ausmade Tonne,
per es getpeie is, atptper in e Set
fero So lin ih miober i'm geiib
bon ouoemeine flint @enies aemeie.
sd hen 70 idnea mie Ell ,Suno
oal,ae oubt meme 6hnuffbods in
Sic Sano aehabt uub bana! ben i'd
fe Sen ssener ms Gebg qetporfe.
Ser bot Ell idredlibe &riid bon
fi9 gemme I'm 90 ben i'd erfbt ous-
gefl1n1te, bob es Die 2i55ie mar, no
i9 BEL MiBtebf for en- 8urfler gee
Balte BEN. Sc bat Die M1ge un ibr
Mail6e bon S6nnff gebabt I'M tpie
lie niooer 10 tpeit nor, bob lie bat
tabfe tonne, oa bat ie mid e Ries
bon ibren Meinb getptpe, oas nor
nit bon fdledte Gltern. SD ben
gefiblt, mie .5tpei Gents I'M &c tom
ne iib brauf perlaiie i9 ben aud
1arrte 9e1nDl1 1or ole ole Sepp'e :.
sc bat mild oann geiagt, ie batt
an ibren Geniter e Neus gebort,
I'm tpie ie gegudt batt, ba batt en-
&erl an ben 5eniter g%eitanne. sic
bGit ii6 maisdeihn perbalte I'M %
par Der &erI bor1 6as Seniter &c.
flei1mt, mar Oh Eippto9 oor9 Dos
&ubm gef6nieft I'm tpar bann oord
Die Giebr aug ben Ntbm tort: $50
ben oa111 Die Dobf geladt," 1897
oie 2i55le I'M Ser 8urfler is nod
ins &aus. @s is iest Obj gu bid,
bob OH b%aunltebrs I'm obbftebrs
nadeude oubit, for ben Seller az
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20

.aug 9errn g uffeI3
sc eiietn ebud Sic Noiine1
IN SUDDEN Der @ebirgsnatur ii11o
bod bie Mirtsb1uier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
Sabide 8lnfe.
Bdnittmulter 1888.

Sic 8lufe lit i'm Sdlupfiiberitil.
angefertigt unD iiebt cine peitere
Deffnung am 8alsenbe Dor. @eeig-
nete Stoffe our gerarbeitnng oieies
Mobens 1ino Ma6ras, 2inner, Sci
Sc, Slanen, 8ongee un6 @ingbam
8as Mu1ter fommt in z @roBen
fir "a, Sc, 38, 40, AZ, AZ nno 40
3on gruftpeite. Sir @r0be 38 ftno
81 Oaros oes 81 8on breiten Stof-
feS erfor6erlib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
Gin babides @eielidaftsHeib.
5hnittmu1ter. 1876.

Gin biibi9es &leio fur Mao@em,
Die 1i@ gerne uberauspuBen1 &le
fog. u8ouern<Mermel" itelen etne11
11euer Mooe5ug bar. Sur 8erar.
beitung eignen li6 @oile nit Sllet-
bano-ginidben o6er @atiit nit St1t.
fereien; Crepe De @bine nit rBicot0
Manb 1T ebenfaus rebt f6id.
9as MuIter fommt III 4 @roBer
fir Mdo9en bon 6, 8, 10 nno Y
SSabren. Sir cine 3ebnidbrtge linn.
3 Oar6s bes 38 Bon breiten 5toffes
erfor6erli6.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-16
0TTEEIEl5TRESD
o. AA
AN APPEALING STORY OF THE
SAHARA DESERTS IN FILM
BURNING SANDS

The two feature plays in George
Melford's latest production of Burn.
ing Sands are Wanda Hawley and
Milton Stills, both of whom had prom
inent parts in Mr.. Melfords preced-
ing production, "The Woman Who
Walked Alone" In Burning Sands
they play parts which abe direct OPP,
posities of the roles played by Agnes
Ayers and Rodolph Valentino il
THE Sheik," in that Miss Hawley
plays the headstrong English girl
who sets out to win the man she
loves, while Mr.. Stills is the one who
docs not know love until it comes
close to his heart. Burning Sands"
is the next attraction at the Biiou
Theatre today and tomorrow and
without doubt this is one of the
greatest pictures that has ever been
shown in Brunswick, so don't fail
to see it!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-16
GUS HILLS MINISTRIES
TONIGHT


The tremendous success of Minis
trssly in the hallowed past was UNI
doubtedly due to the fact that the
theatregoers focked to the playhouse
because they preferred tn lighter form
of Entertainment. Managers presume
the public disposition toward the gay
meets of the footlignts rather than
those that thrill ,or evoke discussion
at the present. time is also due to the
fact that theattrgoers Of the present
age prefer the lighter form Of
entertainment
Gus Hills MinstreIs will be the at
traction at the Grand tonight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-16
OUGHT TO BE STAMPED OUT

Washington, Nov. 15.--If the feder-
al trade commission can demonstrate
that the trade custom Of selling steel
products on the basis of the prevailing
Pittsburg prices is due to combina-
tiop in restraight of trade, Judge Ga
ry, Of the United States Steel Cofpor-
alton, testified today before the com
mission the practice ought to be
stamped out as not only. gillegal but
Unconstitutional" ~ CO.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-16
PRESIDENT GENERAL
U. D. c. DELIVERS
ANNUAL REPORTS
PRINCIPAL PROBLEMS ARE ME-
MORTAL CHAPEL AND JEFF
DAVIS MONUMENT.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 15.-Mrs.
Livingston Rowe Schuyler, president
general, delivered her annual report
to the United Daughtesr of the Con-
federacy, at the second session of the
convention here this morning.
Reports as to the activities of the
organization were heard from other
national officers and from several
committees. Principal problems to
come before the present convention.
it is said, are the creation of fund
for completing the memorial chapel
at Washington and Lee University,
and the completing of the jefferson
Davis monument at Fairview, KY, his
birthplace.
Plans also will be made for further
ing the Jefferson Davis. Highway
which will be transcontinentla road,
extending from Washington, D. c., to
the Golden Gate at San Francisco.
| Educational work is another matter
to be brought before the meeting The
organization is at present aiding more
| than 300 students in obtaining col
lege educations at various schools of
the nation.
Mrs. Schuyler reported that New
Jersey is "now on the map of the Con-
Ifederacy," aIchapter having been or
gained in that state since the last
convention.
In urging completion of the Jeffer-
son Davis shaft at Fairview, KY, the
presidents general declared: at rests
with US to see that he Davis) re-
ceives proper recognition. Otherwise
the history Of the South will never
be correctly told. 1t is hoped that
1.-THE Life and Letters of Jefferson Da-
WIS., now being published will estab-
hsh President Davis in his rightful
place before the world"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-16
Hurry! Move Little Bowels with

No matter what else You give your
child to relieve that cold, sore throat
or congestion, be sure to first open the
little ones bowles with California
Fig Syrup" to get rid of the poisons
and waste which are, causing the cold
and congestion. In q few hours you
can see for yourself how thoroughly
it works the constipation poison,
sour bile and waste wight out.
Even il you call your family physi-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-16
To Drive Out Malaria
Ard RrriId In Tho CxycSesu

And Build Up The system
Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC. You know what you
are taking, as the formula is printed on
every label. showing it is Quinine and
IRON in tasteless form. The Quinine
drives out the malaria. the Iron builds up
the system. so cents. as1
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-16
TO PREPARE MEMORIAL

San Francisco, Nov. 15.-The board
of supervisors of San Francisco has
directed its judiciary committee to
prepare a memorial TO send to con-
gress asking for a modification of the
Volstead act. The memorial will be
drwan in compliance with heHresult
Of the election in which the city voted
to ask for the restoration Of light
wines and beer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-16

can he will praise you for having
given california Fig Syrup, as the
laxative because it never fails, never
cramps or oyeracts, and even sick
children love its pleasant caste.
Ask your druggist for genuine
California. Fig Syrup" which has di-
rctions for babies and children Of all
ages printed on bottle. Mother! You
must say "California' or you may get
an imitation fig syrup.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-16
SANTIAGO HAS QUAKE
AND TIDAL WAVE BUT
NO LIVES ARE LOST
(BY Associated Pressl

Santiago, Chile, Nov IS. Authori-
ties at Coquimho reported today that
the strong earthquake, followed by
a tidal wave was experienced there
by a. tidal wave there at 1925 this
morning.
No further damage is. reported how
ever and no additional deaths are
reported as the population is on the
alert.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-16
CHINESE BANDITS CAPTURE
MISSIONARY<AND son

Picking, Nov. 15--Einar Borg Greer
Of Minneapolis, American Missionary
Of the Lutheran church, and his son
have been kidnapped by an army OF
bandits in Hohan Province, according
to reports.
Altogether, eight foreigners, includ-
ing three Americans, are now helc
captive.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-16
BORAH OPENS LONG EXPECTED
FIGHT AGAINST SHIP SUBSIDY

Washington, D, c., Nov, Is. sena-
tor Borah just returned from Idaho,
opened 8 hot fight Oh the President S
ship subsidy bill today. 1T is too
soon for the Republican party to
make second attempt at political
suicide NJ sara He said the first
attempt was made in the Newberry
ease.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-16
HAMMER MURDERESS' JURY
SEEMS TO BE DEADL 0CKED
eBy Associated press.l

Los Angeles, Low 15.-The jury
in the case of Mrs. Clara Phillips
on trial for the murder of Mrs AL
berta Meadows, which went out al
1880 this morning, was still oui
when the court adjourned at 4:15
this afternoon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-30
Move Made To Build Up New
 Industries

Washington, March 3O.-Facing the sprang up during the war, and are now dying out in this country, vari- ous government agencies are at work in an effort to build up the more valuable ones.
 Among these defunct activities is the manufacture of optical glass in terial came from foreign sources, eS- When war interrupted kthe sources of supply an impetus was given manu- featuring genius in the United States, which has since gradually disappear ed.
 The optical industry is of value to the country not only for economicl reasons, it is pointed out today by a naval official, but also for war pur- poses, without which supply our mili- tary and naval manufactures would be greatly hampered.
 Accordingly, the navy particularly, is engaged in stimulating as much as possible the manufa ctUre of optical glass in this country, in an endeavor to keep it alive.
 The same applies to aircraft factor ies of private control, and an effort to encourage this invaluable source of defensive power the Navy, as well as the@ Army and other agencies, is lending every possible aid. The Navy itself has refrained from building its own planes in desire to furnish oc- cupaton fer an infant industry which has suffered seriously since the war robbed it of it's market.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-30
CAN HUBER MAKE
 NOISELESS ICE CREAM?

Asking an injunction, and dam ages of $5,O0O, papers were filed in Superior court yesterday afternoon. by Theresa H. HaIvarson. Seaview avenue, adjoining the plant of the Huber Ice Cream Company, named as the defendant The plaintiff claims that from 6:30 a. m., until the day is done, that hammering, shouting and other noises make it impossible to hear ordinary aconver- sation in her house; that her win sdowS are continually dirty and cover ed with steam as a result of activi- ties in the plant where they manu- fracture ice cream and Eskimo pies, and that her health has been under mined by the ammonia fumes aris- ing from the making of the cooling substitute for what Volstead took away from the populace.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-30
Mrs. Margaret KeIIeher Coleman

The funeral of Margaret KelIeher, wife of Martin Coleman, who died yesterday in Albany, will be held Saturday morning, April l, at 9 O clock, from the home of her broth er-in-Iaw, Thomas J. Coleman. 542 Atlantic street and at 9:3O in Sacred Heart church where a solemn high mass of requiem will be sung. In terment in St. MichaePs cemetery. The deceased is survived by her hus- band, three sisters, Rather and Alice of this city, and Mary of Ireland, and one brother, Patrick J. Kelleher.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-30
Mrs. Alfred Bishop

Many local people will be grieVed to hear of the death of Helen Sala- mon, 24, wife of Alfred Bishop, which occurred yesterday at her home in Middletown. Mrs. Bishop formerly resided in this. city dur ing which time she was a member of Blessed Sacrament church choir. She is survived by her husband, her parents, a brother, Joseph of Middle town, and a sister. Mrs. S. F. Sulli- van of this city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-30
MILK DEALERS MUST
 REGISTER WITH COMMISSION

Regardless of the amount of milk handled by the dealers of the city, they must register with the State Dairy and Pure Food Commission. Many dealers have thought that since they were small dealers this proce- durew as not necessary. A circular to the effect that any dealer failing to register will be liable to a fine of $1OO and a prison sentence has been sent out by the Commissi>,n.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-30
LOveliest dresses
 now for girls.

Never such beautiful richldark dresses for girls today.
 All the inspiration which has produced beautiful gowns for to have been turned to signing of these for girls.
 Splendid lines of real grace. Beautiful silks canton crepes and taffetas.
 Just the right amount of the right sort of trimming to make them douby attractive without robbng them of bit of girlish charm.
 Sizes to 16- $1250 to $22.5O
 Secon floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-30
TO INVESTIGATE SALARIES

tn investigation is to be made in
 Ne salary system of the office of
 sensation Commissioner F. T.
 ,kingaam. The State Board of ance, will conduct the Inquiry, act upon 9 request of Gov. Everett Lake. This is to follow the an ounced increases in salaries of sev- . sral employed in the office, Com m: :ssio oner Buckingham stated yester- day that he would welcome any in VestiSaticn that might clear up ru- Inors or misunderstandings that Seem- ed to be bothering some people.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-30
DOGS MUST BE TAGGED

The sale of dog tags will start Sat urday, and all canines must be tag ged'' with regulation 1922 mark ers'' on May 1st. The tags will be distributed in the Town Clerks of flee on and after April l, but no dogs must be tagged until May 1, according to law
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-30
OBITUARY
Mrs. Georgia A. Bates

Tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock the funeral of Mrs. Georgia A. Bates wife of Stephen H. Bates, will be held from the home of her twin sis ter, Mrs. James H. Vanderbeck of 332 King street, Stratford, and at 2:30 service will be read in Trinity church, Bridgeport. Interment will be made in LakevieW cemetery. The deceased is the aunt of Chief of Po- 2oe William Nichols of Stratford
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-30
ChemilOOns are of unique comfort.

New delightng article of lingerie which brings comfort and ease-and adds much to content1nent of 
 A camisole and pair of open boomers combined in garment of princess style.
 Of fine soft comforting batste, with either camisole or built1p shoulder
 Trimmed with either lace embroidery, and trim- med alike at back and front boomers edged with lace Sizes 38 to A $1.5O to 1925
 floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-30
,t Have a Cold
You Need Not ]

You Need Not Have a Cold if you will take Laxative PROMO QUININE Tablets when you feel the first symptoms of a Cold coming on.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-30
DERRYVALE
Genuine Irish LIN EN

mes with hand-painted designs, in fine inspiration Derryvale cretonnes.
 Pure linen of remarkable strength and weight. Pat terms of special fitness for draperes Other patterns de- signed solely for furniture coverings Large and striking designs-and small allover patterns Notable for beauty and individuality. Each pattern hand Ipainted-
 | 30 inches wide-$1.65 yd 50 inches wide-$5 yd Derryvale Stamped Linens.
 Dozens and dozens of different patterns and shapes
 largest gathering of stamped linens available in many Ia day Designs of beauty that is harmony the fneness of the Deryvale fabric Each piece ready for ebroderngs many enclosed in aconvenient and attrac tive folder:-with price of equal attracton:-
 Luncheon sets, pcs Scarfs, IS by 45-$125 6 $1.75 $50. Bridge sets-39c. Napkins, 15 inch = 1-2 Towels-$1 to $150. dozen-$2. Pillow cases, 45 by 36 Tray cloths IS by 27-75c. $4.5O pair. Kitchen towels-5Oc. before Saturday evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-30
Handsome gold-band china dinnerset--S13.5O.

Special and limited lot of dinnersets just here iron Japan. Handsome smooth fine grained china; pure white agreeable weight. Banded with gold and with gold decoration upor handles. Special sets of fl pieces; these being dinner plates soup plates bread and butter plates fruit saucers cups and saucers one covered sugar bowl cream pitcher one meat dish
 vegetable dish
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