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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
Insurance Agent Says
 He Wed Under Duress;
 Wife Gets Counsel Fees

Maurice Schack. local insurance agent, was ordered 10 pay s1O0 cOun- sel fees. that his wife formerly Dor cthy Ts schmond. of Springfield. might contest the divorce which he seeks, by Judge James H. Webb in the Su- Gerior Court yesterday. Attorney J. Klein, appearing for Mrs. Schack. declared that Schaack has refused to comply with any of the orders issued by the courts thus far. Although or dered to pay his wife $2O a week pending the divorce brOceedinEs, 1t Is alleged he neglected to do so. When his wife had him arrested for non support and he was ordered by the City court to pay $20 a week he also failed to 10 sOs 1t is alleged.
 T. is said that the reason for the divorce proceedings Is that a promis d dowry has not been paid. The req son set forth in the petition are tna' after an agreement had been made between his wife and others that un- Ter threats of bodily harm he wa forced to marry.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
To keep in thankful mood.
GRACE METHODIST.

At the Grace Methodist church corner of Clinton and Fairfield ave. nues. 1O:3O a. m., Sunday, Rev. Irv- ing L. Smith will speak on Thanks giving That Does Not End in Words He will give an object talk to the children on Water Made Wine. " The choir will sing Come. Seek Ye the Lord" by Bradley.
 The Bible School and Mems Class meet at 12 o'clock.
 The EpwOTth League Devotiona! Meeting at 6:3O will be led by Mrs Ella smith Mrs. Smith, who has re gently come to Bridgeport from New York state. has had considerable ex- perience in young peoples work. Be sure to hear her at the League seIF- ice.
 Tho evening s=rvice at 7:30 opens with song service led by Pror. Strout's chorus choir The pastor will preach on When Knowledge IS Sin The choir will sing 70 God Who fS Like Unto TheeI" 4 quartette com 1Osed of Miss Gage, Mrs. StrOut, Mir Knight and MT. Moore will sing The Homeland" by Sullivan
 "The New Minister" musical comedy, will be given by the choir al he Junior High School Maplewood ivenue, on Tuesday evening.
 The church will unite in the Union Thanksgiving Service 10 be held al he Memorial Baptist church oii Wednesday evening.
 Te JUu-Or League will meet on Friday afternoon at 4-15-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
SALVATION ARsrY.

The Salvation Army. go Elm street Young Peoples Damonstratsal SaturdaE Nov ember Z5th. T.50 9. m. Program.
 Opening Song Sons Book No. 552. I-SCr-- -T.a -r-.Ts g,5,lr.- - f.,-5-..r.. Song Book 5Zf DarHelIs
 E-Rtanc selection: Mildred tIeoHs. 2-ScnE: sand Tray c. c. Hardy. --Recitatious. Ruth. Isabel and Francis lTccks.
 5-Duet c. C. Dorothy TrumbIe and F!eda Thomas. 'Tm cIinE.ug like Ivy to Jesus-''
 ReclC7tion- Mary FIerrlardin-- er, 'The Four Seasons"
 7-Instrumeuta Selection. Rv Four Corps Cadets.
 S-EecItarion- Frank Sch-eruruer. The Captains Iarehter"
 9-SelectIOu- The Corps Band. Staff-IaDt. TruwJIe. EauEulazfa- 7"-CoEectigu and Announce meuts
 11-Duet: Ruth and Edith Hardy. l2-Rea2iH~- Arthur lTrefs f5-Sorg- Captain Jacobson and Swedish Comrades.
 Tt-i'arirnue Solo. Eaudsman Ed ward Truuhre.
 15-waud D~tr. Tn- Girl Guards. 6-ElecltattDg- Dorothy SchreH- IT-Dues Co~o= Cadet Dorothy and Raudsman Edward Tumble 1S-S01E- The Young People. 19-td3ree=. Adfutant Thomas ". NalDass D. F Y. S.
 2G-Beue5iCti0u.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
FTRsT METHODIST CHURCH.

c-eof41 services VIII he held both morning and evening The CongregSL- ton will he asked ro give a JA2nk or feri0e of S4.OOo for necessary reno oya- tons of the church property The public fs cordially invited. D~. Chas. Y. Coo7oU noted evangelist and e."- 1uc0t preacher. will preach aL me morn ing service. Bishop E5Ea- S-a lZe -F Paris France. will sneak at the evening service on "Tle Religious Conditions in the War Countries. The music for the day is as follows:
 rn.S0 u-Prelude. 'Preiude in F F-7a-+'' Parker. Anthem. re Deum." Tva0Evva OffertCry- Praise the Lord. O. Te-usa-om.' NIauuderi Post Jude. ''NIarche," Widor.
 -.So D. rrl-PreIu5e. ''RowanCe No More Thy Light. WoodWar,d.;: S0ecker. Po~t-ude, March Triom- Dr1Ie' Lem~ens
 The Wouan's Home Missionary so- ~fe-v will meet a- the home of Mrs. Bushnell 11Ia IraUls-an avenue. on Monday afternoon Mrs. Burton WaE- Ter will have charge Of the program
 The Ladies Sewt-= Circle will meet a- --2H D. m on LueS51y at the ro-e of Mrs. George Hawley.
 Al -:2o D. u- the sunday schOOl TrarIs Is~s-.vf-.~ social will occur. Every class i- to bring a donation to rnaFZs Than k=--E.uE Day Q real day or rrerlzz-E-srg for ScueOue else The eu-er~a s--.au- for this social will be s.C-au6u0o others Tha-ksE.vIrE Pa--E-.''
 on "Wednesday the Church Aid so- ctetv will have its regular weekly meeting All ladies Of the church are Invited to join
 The utG-v.eeE service begins every . "Wednesday evening at t.45- Next week there Will be a Thanksgiving i { s-iwouy meeting.
 Friday a- D. m. the Junior League , will meet at the church. Howard . Va-EEl. will lead the GevociuuS-
 The Girl Scouts meet every Friday !. 7t D. uu. Anyone who -s lucereStets |. iu -h.s program iS w--ccwe to v-s.U our meeting and any EilI of scout age is welcome -a join our troop.
 The Cradle Roll department Of the . Sunday school would like to remind l the mothers of babies that there is nursery open every Sunday morning at the church where mothers can cave their little ones while attend .uE the sS1vice.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
sATvATTON AMY.
3O EITl1 Strect.

On Saturday evening the youne people of the Corps will give a pro gram Of music. singing. drill and SC Tcctions Adiutant Thomas W Nal pass. of Hartford, will be the chair. man.
 The Sunday services will also he conducted by Adju-ant NaFDass. The afternoon session will take the form of a young peoples council. Addresses will be delivered by special speakers dealing with the work among the young men and women Of today. At 0fe~h+ there will be a great Salvation meeting.
 Staff Captain John WaIdrOn will commences a revival CamOaign on Tuesday. November 2S- These ser vices will continue every night until December g
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
WASHINGTON PARK
r. CHURCH.

w M. h. CHURCH
 @-tata by MaElUder. will be sung sun day evening ar the Washington .'ller BarnGm and Noble avenues, by mixed double quartet consist
 lE Of Miss Largarer SwaiIes Miss --Ee-Fn L-s mes soprano. Mrs ThCEuas Y. Lake Mrs. ATviu B. Hall. central -n- -ir. Thomas Miller Er. Cecil Bar -7ns tenor, MT Percy Fl. Boat lIr at Tl- Hamilton, bass NTr. ATvIn B. Hall orga mist and director
 Why the ETethOdists are in Rome" VII be Dr- George C. Forts theme at -aE morning service at 1O:2O.
 The sunday School meet at 12.1D noon, the Mems Bible Class. taught by the pastor, meeting in the audl-
 4 Candle Service will be held by the Epvorth League in the chapel at 5-&0, with a special musical program.
 The West End TeEational quartet will have charge of the music ar the mid-weck =arViCe on Wednes- day evening at T:t5. DT Fort will conduct an hour of praise and rhauEsgivInE-
 This church joins in the union t3a1EsEivInE service in the Kings f5tEhway Congregational Church 'EHaDiSE~iFlng Day at IG:0o o'clock
 The East Side is to have a free admission course of fine entertain- U-errs under the auspices of Wash lnEtou Park Church The first mum her will be given Tuesday evening. December g. when CopsOn, the cele- n~ated CartOCuist and humOurist will appear. Other numbers will appear during the winter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
Says Husband Beat
 Her if He Lost at
 Cards; Gets Divorce

Three dtvorces were granted in the Superior Court yesterday by Judge Christopher L. Avery as follows: 0ueena Corbiere of Shelton from Tohn Corbiere of parts unknown. on the grounds of desertiOn; HaIsey Tazelton of Stamford, from his wife Waude, who claimed that when hFs financial tanding was reversed ssle left him. This occurred March 5v 1918. They were married Feb. 15 1900. Ellen M. Green Of Norwaik from William J. Green. of the same 07aCe. on the grounds of into1=rabIe cruelty. Mrs. Green testified that ner fortune depended on the fortune OF her husband at cards when he won she was happy but when ha lost she received a beating He evidently lost frequently.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
Entertainment and
 Dance for Harris Lodge

F'l0al 0gernents have bee- completed for the entertainment ana dance to be given Monday evenfns Nov 27, by Samuel H. Harris IodEc No. 9s, I. O. O. F, for the member- and their families The affair will be he'd at the lodge rooms, 10S7 Broad street. and the committee f charge has promised several sur Driscs in the way of entertainment among them being the Criterior Quartet of this city. The enter tainment will commence at S.2r o'clock sharp and will be followed b- dancing. Music will be furnished by the lodge orchestra The affai. promises to be one of the most eu toya5le held in some time by Harris lodge.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
STATE SUNDAY
 SCHOOL MEET
Will Be Held in Wil1i- mantle Next Novem- Der - Plans Already Under Way.

Already plans are being made for ! the State Sunday school convention In Wlll-mautlC next NCye uber. " L-Ie ! the successes and failures of the last convention which was held in Tor rluEtCD the first of the month are fresh in the minds of those who are responsible for the program, the
 policy plans and programs for the
 ueEtc CuEeurIO1 are5 eng considered
 Miss Margaret SIatLery Of Boston
 the greatest platform woman in
 America. has already been engaged
 10 make the closing addrz ss of the next convention are being considered.
 The average attendance of the
 State Sunday School convention is about l.5G0 representing 400 Protest were delegates from about 140 towns Since there is no other organization but the Connecticut sunday SchOO. association doing luterdeEOminati Sunday school work in rhe state, this Is a very unusual and significant event.
 Wednesday evening, in the Con- EreEaLOuaI church in WiIlimantic. a conf renee with representatives or the churches in that city, was held for the purpose of laying plans for the " 14LlLnan--c convention. A very deep and intelligent interest on the part Of the local leaders was manifesto q ! at this meeting. Mrs. Herbert C. { Wadhams, chairman of the committee on arrangements at the TOrringCO the work required of the local com uitree and EIT- Wallace ]. EVCCG-n. | general secretary of the Conuecticus sunday School association. of Harr- ford. outlined Eh= purpose and pro gram of the convention AE1o0g 1 those present were Rev F. g. Me Cready. Rev. John Pearce, Harold W l Art hur Arnold.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
Claim for Borrowed
 Money Is DisaIlOWed

The claim of Robert W Eadie against the estate Of the late Jeanette
 Eadte for S1.250.5o was dLsaIIOweG
 by Judges l.. ?. NObbs and A NJ ComIey. Conmiss5 Onars appointed by the Probate Court to hear the claim of EEGte. He claimed to have loaned the deceased the sum asked for in h is petition just previous to her death. The report of the commissioners filed yesterday was accepted by Probate Judge Paul L. Miller
 Mss Eadie in her will cut off her brother and left her entire estate amounting to several thousand dollars entirely to her two sisters. The Will failed to recognize the brother An appeal from probate of the will Is now pending in the Superior Court on claims that there were Irregularities in the VII. The report Of the com OlssloCers was based on the absence of notes of promise to pay Robert -ad-e Tor sums Of money said to have been loaned.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
VITAL STATISTICS

Births
 Arthur and Edith Platt. 55 Adams street, a son. Nov. IT.
 William and Edna Peterson, 806 ETyndaIe Drive, StratfOrds a daugh- ter Nov. 21.
 S,aphen and Annie Mordovanec. 259 Willard street. a daughter, Nov. ].
 Alexander and Tessie HaIko, S27 shelton street, a daughter. Nov. IA. William and Mary Noworaduo' s4 Henry street. daughter. Nov. 19.
 Maria geS.
 sherman Johnson. 3S. 124 Island Brook avenue. and Marion Jackson, A. POP Morgan avenue.
 John K Darragh, 2T. 557 WILnot avenue, and Florence 4. Murray. zo. 1878 Iranlsran avenue. Leon GIcCausland. 28. Augusta. Me, and Annie E. Llggius, 2S, 1411 Wood avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
ST. GEORGES CHURCH.

At the 1O:3O service at St. Georges Church last Sunday, F. B Caldwell Jr., chairman of the Parish Canvass announced the canvass for sunday, Dec. 9. and asked for an increased number of cauvassers.
 At the 10-2O service tomorrow the rector will preach to the paTishiOu- CTS in general and to the cauvassers On the aims and methods Of the can vass. The steady growth of the par ish has euhet1urilIIE increased it's possibilities. and a well executed can N-s,se Is essential to make thoe possi- bilitie into fact.
 All the parishes in the di0cess will make their e1uvlSses the same day. Dec. 3rd. and win endeavor to i'm prove CCuIe~-irut- standing among lhe dioccscs of the country
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
Beauty parfOr special offer.

Just at opportune time when likes look the 5est-H at home entertaining or going away. Our beauty service offers to take care of your hair cOmpeteyincluding clip singe, hot oil treatment, hand rub violet ray mint almond shampoo marcel and hair dress-al for $4
 Our advice is telephone Ba1num 454 for an appoint rnent.
 This offer is for one week, starting Monday. During the same week we offer Yevette scalp oint- ment, regularly 55c, for 35c.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
NOTED BISHOP AT FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
 TOMORROW NIGHT

Much interest has been aroused by the coming tom OrrOw night to the
 3sFEt Methodist Church, of Bishop Edgar Blake of Paris France. Bishop Blake is in charge of all Methodist work in France Italy, Spain. North Africa and the Balkan countries. He has covered all this territory on foot by horseback, automobile, and tra n, and has an intimate knowledge of conditions possessed by few men. At the invitation of President Harding he was in conference with the Presi- dent last Monday. going over COndi- tiODs in those countries.
 His pointed. graphic speeches de dTered in several of the large cities during the last few weeks and ere ated considerable stir. Nicholas Mur- ray Butler. President of Columbia Uni Nersity, introduced him as the Drin- ciDal speaker at great mass meet ing recently in the Audubon theatre. New York, and g reported as saying that if Bishop Blake could be heard by all Americans. he would radically alter the attitude of this nature to- wards the world.
 One of the enterprises over which the Bishop has general supervision and attracted worldwide publicity. Is the building of the College Interna- z.onaIe on Monte Marion one of the hills overlooking the city of Rome. Bishop Blake will speak here on 'The ReliEious Conditions Of the War Countries"
 FNL NA1t HUI RtAAt SS-L NlN'z- 4'L '~licaL iSs Good ell. chairman of the Commission of Evangelism of the Council If Fed eTaI Churches of America, will preach. During Dr. Goodeu's pastorate of sev- eraf years in Calvary Methodist church New York City he built up the largest membership in any Methodist church In the world. He is noted evangel- ist and an eloquent preacher.
 Extensive repairs and renOvat tiOns are to be made on the church proper tv. and the membership Is asked for a thank offering of SA.O0O tomorrow. No solicitation for funds will he made at the service.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
Panar9s Sr7pr7v
 for F7e77T7aut,
 Shin Passenger

London. Nov. 25-when the A-nerf- can liner President Van Buran sailed for New York today the holds were filled with bananas for one of the uassengeres that makes a steady diet of this tronicaI fruit.
 The Dassen ger in question rs a Df fgrlv elephant consigned to the New York Zoo. Despite his sna1Iuess the baby pachyderm is SO aggressive that the sailors immediately dubbed nm ''IIz nal" He insists upon at least 900 bananas daily and if he does not get chem he trumpets with his trunk until they are forthcoming.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
stratford NIethodist EpiscopaI Church

 i Rev. A. F. Chamberlain, Pastor, Sunday, November 26:- ! Morning Worship 10;30- Organ Prelud dagic-GOunOd- ! Ouartettte- Praise the Lord O 1 JerusaIem," Maunder; Andante, Bee thOven.
 Duet alto and soDrano-"Pl1t Ye Tn the Sickle, Schneider. Sabbath Obesrvance", Rev. John H. Wiley, s. T. D. PostIude-Tannhau March, Wag- ner.
 Evening Worship 7:3O. A Thanks giving Musical Service.
 Organ PreIuds-Chanson Matinale,
 Alto so1o-"And when Ye Reap. Schneider; Chauson Trieste, Tschaik- owsky.
 Harvest cantata = Postal Song. Turner. Rejoice Today, chorus 70 Lord of Heaven" duet soprano and tenor; We Give Thee But Thine Own,'' quartette: Father of Mercies,' chorus; "BIessed is the Man" baritone solo; The Lord is My Shepherd Quartette; Rejoice" chorus.
 Sernon-''Gratitud
 nOl--<aanan March.
 The quartetue: Miss Grace Garfield, soprano; Mrs. Charles Preece, alto; MT. William Grainger, Tenor; MT. Leonard Berggren, bass
 The chorus: sopranos, Mrs. F. F. WhItely, Mrs. Louis Peck, Miss Ruth Peck, Miss Hazel Schrader, Miss Net tie, Converse; altos, Miss Ruth Doe. ! Miss Grace Harrison, Miss Mildred ST; bass. MT. A B. Ely
 Organist and director, Mrs. Clara | NJ. Alvord.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
Keep Christtrn with 8 kodak.
Saturday,. \

Little Jane will be no happier with her doll than mother will be with her kodak.
 She unfolding before her the day of pleasure ahead as she catches the expression and poses children at their payit may be her fancy will take her far along to the time when these snap shots will aid he memory in bringing back the mementos of the pastcan you think of gift for her that will afford more real and lasting pleasure and satisfaction? know we do most of the hard difficult work of for you such developing and printing and do it well-quickly-and at small expense.
 Fourth front
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
Good coffee is important to dinner.

Many dinner has been spoiled by poor cup of coffee good coffee is speciality herewe buy in large quanti in employ do the blending most fulour roaster is rarely idle you of always getting it freshly roastedwe talk coffee in tons in the open marketyou may realize what this both in buying and selling and there must be reasonif you haven't tried ''Howco' coffee give yourself ard your friends treat Thanksgiving day.
 ''Howco'' coffee, ERoyal'' blend, 35I tb.
 "'Howco'' coffee, EsCrown'' blend, BOG 1b.
 E"Howco" coffee, 'Jewel'' blend, 24c lb,
 asernent
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
CHRIST CHURCH TO
 HAVE FORUM

Rev. Clarence V. Howell. president If the New York Forum. will have charge of the service at Christ church ir Sta ford tomO~ O~rOw morn ing. Sunday evening he will conduct a model forum at the church at o'clock. The members of the Con gr esationaI 0hurch are invited to 7o1n with the Christ church peop'e for his event Rev. 1Ir. Howell va> the organ ger of mary Of the largest for u1ns in New York
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
MRS. GAYNOR BENEFTCIARY

Bessie Page GaynOr. S-ractteId Road wife of Norman J. Gaynor son of the late mayor Gaynor. s beneficiary under the will Of the late Thomas Nelson Page. author and diplomat. who died recently. Mrs Gaynor is employed at the Bridgeport Trust cnrnpanv
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
BRIDGE TO CLOSE

Congress street bridge will be closed to all traffic Sunday morning between the hours of l a. m- and 3. a. n., to allow repairs to be made.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
For Thanksgiving candies--salted nuts.

Thanksgiving candies for the little folls-chocoIate turkeys and roostercorn and pumpkins 10c larger tu keys 2Oc.
 Butter creams form of turkeys corn pumpkins and nuts, 39c.
 SaIted nus-just fine to serve after good dinner oceans $1.5O h.. fancy mixed nuts $125 b.; almonds 25 b.; extra fine peanuts Soc b.; pieces 75c h.
 Nice fresh assortment of the famous Dartmouth choc plates sold in Bridgeport only at Rowland s42c pound sorted to your order
 MaiIIards chocolate cream peppemints special 33c tb-5 tb. box $1.5O. nDN GnnDS CO
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO.,

Methodist Church. Wednesday even ing. 7:3o. The Rev. Robert C. White head will preach.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
Thursdav a.n-ernnnn

IhuTSd2y afternoon the Ladies Aid of the First Lutheru church, cor. Laurel and Grove met at the home of Mrs. T Q Wilson, IS5 Wood ave nua. Plans were completed for a bazaar and supper to be given Dec. :. It was decided to have a tea dur ing Christmas week at the home of Mrs. Morris Nichols, ISS Main street as the church property is being paint ed and repaired. the ladies voted to contribute toward the building fund and to the fund that is being created gregation having almost outErOwn it's present structure.
 The Sunday School of the First Lutheran church met and elected the following officers for the eusu- ing year. Supt. Rev. \. C. Weug: Asst. Supt-. F. c. Wilson: Sec.r Edith Anderson: Treas C. r. EOreR; SUpt- Primary Dept. Josephine Ilubl; SUpt. Cradle Roll Mrs Raymond GresCh.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25

The First A-tLaHIseu Church COT. Laurel aEenue and Grove street. Rev. A. C. Weug, pastors. will observe next Sunday as the Sunday In mem OTy of the dead. E-Nt sunday. the Bath after Trinity is the last sunday of the church year. It has been customary JhrouEhout Tne Lutheran church to observe the last Sunday of the church year in memory Of those who have departed. The full service will be used and Pastor Nycng will speak upon the subject, "Iu What Manner Shah We Go To The Grave Of Our Departed 9" There will be special music.
 At the !.30 Vezper Rev Weng will discuss the greatest Lutheran after Luther Johann Sebastian Bach.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-25

Union Thanksgiving service in the
The New York herald., 1922-10-01
HILLCREST GOLF CLUB SOLD.
New Hotel Corporation to Erect
Homes on Property.

The Hillcrest Hotel Corporation, OF
which William A. McCusker. who re-
Gently resigned from the management
of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Is presi-
dent, and with whom Is associated
Donald w. Waddell. OF the banking firm
of Brandon. Gordon & Wadden. and
William /Boardman. president of the
First National Bank of Jamaica, and
other men of prominence in social and
business affairs of this city, has pur-
chased the Hillcrest Golf and Country
Club at Jamaica. J.. l.
That extensive property is within the
city's boundaries and less than ten miles
from the heart of Manhattan and Brook
lyns Borough Hall. II is a picturesque
spot with rolling hills, valleys and
plains, so much desired by devotees of
golf.
About November ] the Hillcrest Hotel
Corporation will begin the construction
OF new buildings on the property. They
will be within a few minutes ride from
the railroad station at Jamaica and ad-
jacent to Kew Gardens and Forest Hills.
On top of a hill In grove OF splendid
trees, overlooking an eighten-hole golf
course, the hotel, with It's adjoining
club house, will command extensive
views OF the surrounding wooded
country.