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MEMORY TESTS

by Cardinal Newman, written while
he was sailing on the Mediter-
ranean.
4. What is courtplasters and
where did it get it's name? Court
plaster is thin silk treated with
benzoin and vanished on one side
with glue made of: isinglass and
glycerine. Its nome comes from an
ancient custom of court ladies, who
wore specks Of black plaster on
the face to set off the delicacy OF
the complexion.
S. How do wasps sleep? Many
wasps sink their jaws into a stem
or twig, extend themselves out at
right angles in midair and sleep
that way for hours. apparently en-
joying perfect repose while hang
ing by their heads
s. Who was the greatest woman
astronomer the United States ever
produced? What position did she
hold? Maria Mitchell (1S1s-'ss).
She was professor of astronomy at
Vassar College from 1855 to 1889.
Z. What relation was Augustus
Caesar to Julius Caesar? Grand
nepneW.
8. What percentage of the
worlds petroleum comes from the
United States? Gold and silver?
More than one-half. One-nfth.
9. What poet has been called
THE Spanish Shakespeare" CAL
deron de la Barca (1600-'S1), a
Spanish poet and playwright. He
was attached to the court of Philip
", who was a ~ep"rous patron of
the dramatist's' att. At Philips
death ended the golden era of
Spanish drama. :-.:.
Kenyon as United states Senator
from Iowaa Charles A. Rawson. Of
Des Moines. appointed by Gov. Ken
dali on February II.
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Continued from Yesterday.
The Warning.

The Warning.
When Jane reached home she
was utterly exhausted. The whole
AFFAIR was too terrible to tell her
mother. so she suffered in silence,
and tried to think OF some excuse
for not eating much supper and re-
tiring early.
You're not i'll. are your her
mother worried.
NO, just tired" Jane smiled.
As she lay in the dark. trying to
think the whole thing out saneIy.
It became more complicated. With
Mrs Roberts in New York and
Harry on her side. any amount of
trouble might be caused. 1t was
all blackmail. OF course. but these
things happened every day.
Just when il seemed the very
demons of scandal had gathered all
about the room to taunt Jane there
came a ring at the bell.
TITS Hattie. l suppose" her
mother explained. shall I tell her
TO come some other time?"
No. let her in Jane suggested.
Perhaps a talk with Hattie might
help me to forget for a little while
the terrors Of the day"
Hattie came dashing in all out
OF breath.
''Oh, I've such a surprise! Guess
who's downstairs?"
Really, Hattie" Jane protested
in alarm.
Now guess" Hattie insisted.
hopping up and down happily.
Not to see me" Jane deprecated.
Mr. Carruthersi He's in his car,
and he's come to take us riding.
Another fellow is with him" Hattie
Eushed joyously.
But Hattiel I've a headache. and
I'm in bed"
She rushed over and seized the
covers off Jane.
You simply must come, The air
will do you good and besides you'll
like this other man"
"Oh. will I?' Jane laughed. AS
far as that is concerned. I like Mr..
Carruthers. but l really ought not
to 60"
Hurry, Get your coat! Mr.
Carruthers will be disappointed II
his friend does not meet you" Hat
tie said with a peculiar expression,
wise-stealthily.
ruthers. then? You never said much
after that party at the Claremont,"
she observed.
BY that time Jane was up and
had decided to go. The air would
certainly be good.
Hattie watched Jane closely as
she put on her little hat and veil.
You look tired" she said. You
don't look so pretty when you are
tired"-quite ingenuously.
1t was not pleasant to be told
that you do not look pretty. but
Jane smiled at Hattie's frankness.
and admitted that she was right.
The ravages OF the day were
marked clearly on James brave lit
tie face.
''Mr. Carruthers says he likes me
because I always look so bright and
fresh" Hattie commented inno-
Gently.
And then Jane wondered whether
II was so innocently after all
There was subtlety in Hattie's re-
marks about Mr.. Carruthers that
led Jane to believe that Hattie had
personal designs against him. Jane
appreciated this better when they
got down to the car. Mr.. Car
ruthers aliEhted to help her in, and
Hattie. left standing on the curb,
remarked unpleasantly and rudely:
It suppose it's me for the back
seat now
why. Hattie" he laughed. We
have all day to see each other. and
there are some things I want to talk
over with your friend It's about
young Roberts he explained. turn
ing to Jane confidentially.
Jane grew hot and uncomfortable.
or all subjects. why had he chosen
that? Jane wondered. with alarm,
whether something had already got
ten out. but managed to comment
indifrerently.
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Bright Sayings.

This summer my two nephews
came to visit me. The younger one
tripped and would have fallen down
the stairs If his brother, with rare
presence of mind. hadn't caught
him.
1 gave Jimmy a half dollar, COM
mending him for his bravery. Teddy
made wry face. Observing this.
/ asked him the trouble.
Well" he remarked, with infan-
tile gravity. 'if hadn't tripped
Jimmy couldn't have shown his
presence of mind. SO l deserve a
half dollar, too" E. E. =.
One day when Anna was out OF
humor she spoke to her grandfather
in a whining manner.
That's no way to talk" he said.
Speak up bright and lively"
Grandpa" she exclaimed quickly.
That's better" said he. "What'll
you have?"
"A dimes worth of candy, please &"
was her reply. S. G.. NJ.
SHiaoA GIL were pldylnS III
our back yard. among them a small
lad by the name of Bobby.
Boboy's mother had called him
several times without any response,
Finally. after about five minutes, she
called. Robert"
Bobby Immediately dropped his
toys and ran. I asked him what TIL,
trouble was. He answered. He
called me Robert. l must go, for he,
Is mad" Mrs q
George had been sick in bed fo
thee months. Being a favorit,
child of the neighborhood he wa,
visited and coaxed. and humored b,
all the women and children of tn
neighborhood. One day when h
was getting much better, he sal
we'll let's you and me go W.,
on where there's just. men an.
small boys" ,t.. H. E. S.
Edwin was always late getti'
home from school. Brewster,
young to 60. had often heard n
scold about 1t.
One day he stood by the wind
patiently waiting for his .brothc
long after school had closed.
Suddenly he exclaimed, rwo
there is that old kit at last. He
always sure to be the endest one"
. -.. z. M. S
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Horoscope
THURSDAY. APRIL %. 1879.

This is an uncertain day, accord
ing to astrology. for while Jupiter
and the Sun are in benehc aspect
Neptune and Venus are strongly ad-
verse.
The business hours are especially
unfavo-able to women who should
delay important matters until a
more fortunate rule OF the stars.
Neptune Is in an aspect sinister
for oil speculation of any sort.
II 10 not a lucky day for starting
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DINING ROOM SUITES
GREATLY REDUCED
Walnut Suites:

Large l0-piece Renaissance Suite, wood
paneled china cabinet. Reduced to S695.
| l0-piece Jacobean Suite. distinctive ex-
tension table. Reduced to s625.
2 l0-piece Chippendale Suites, blue leather
seats. Reduced to S345 each.
| l0-piece Walnut Suite. grilled-front
china cabinet Reduced to S375.
4 Antique Walnut Suites of Spanish type:
draw-leaf extension table; 10 pieces. Re-
duced to S425 each.
o-piece Antique Walnut Suite, including
wood-paneled china closet. Reduced to
$345.
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Mahogany Suites:

2 l0-pc. Berkey & Gay Suites. with charm
ing oval panels. Reduced to S625 each.
9-piece Suite with 54-inch round ex-
tension table. Reduced to S345.
l0-piece Queen Anne Suite for room of
limited size. Reduced to S365.
2 Mahogany-6nish Suites. oblons table; 4;
10 pieces. Reduced to S225.
2 Berkey & Gay Suites. of elegant refine
ment; l0pieces. Reduced to S625 each.
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Weary Of Well Doing.

One day as I was walking alons
a country road 1 heard voices in a
barn.
"Golly. but I'm tired" sighed one
What is the. trouble?" asked the
other.
well. you see. Pas settin' fence
posts. and I'm just five feet tall. Sc
I've been t-lyin' down and a-gettin
up all round his ten acre field, SOS
he kin measure posts ten feet
apart"
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tn sleeve this sleeves
n sIovHsa pc
o is a g W
Or the wide A ed grde dard
complete re dndw white
is n a with a lace
III
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and the new sto fin favor m
her rmd slle lead L is adnt b
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outfit
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Closing the Argument.


l.. Hale, a product of Great Brit
ain. was visiting a friend in New
York. One morning during his visit
his American friend took him about
the city, showing him the points of
interest.
No matter how grand, how large,
or how rapidly any of these city
monuments were erected, the Brit
isher always knew of one better in
England This got on the Ameri-
cans nerves and he decided not to
entertain his friend any longeES
Just then they were passing the
Woolworth Building.
The Englishman adjusted his
monocle and asked. And what
building Is this?"
The American indifferently an
swered: That? Why. drlt know.
That wasn't here this morning"
]. r. V.
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Answers to these question will be
published tomorrow.

/. What was the population of
Moscow in 1920?
2. What writer has been called
The Shakespeare of Prose Fic-
tion?" Who gave him this title?
3. who is the third woman mem
Der of parliament?
4. Whom did Willie Ritchie de-
feat to win the world light
weight championship. where, when
and number of rounds?
5. Where are the highest commu-
mites in the world inhabited by
white men?
6. What is the active ingredient
in aspirin?
the Gulf and River st. Lawrence
and named them? The site of what
great city did he also name?
s. What two young French Off
GERS fought in the American Rev
olution who later became famous
marshals under Napoleon?
9. Who designed the Colossus of
Rhodes?
10. What two poems by John
Hay gave him a worldwide repu-
tation long before he became Sec
retary of State and a famed diplo-
mat?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
l. Whom did Benny Leonard de-
feat to win the world light weight
champi onship. where, when and
number of rounds? Freddie Welsh,
New York, May 2s, 1s17-nine.
rounds (knock- e..
2. In what country is Alberta? :?
Canada.
8. What was President McKin-
ley's favorite hymn and who was
its author? Lead, Kindly Light"
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One Way To Do 1t.

One Way To Do 1t.
A school teacher received the fol-
lowing note:
Dear madam, please excuse my
Tommy today. He won't come to
skull because he is acting as time
keeper for his father, AMI il is
your fault. U gave him an example
II field Is five miles around. how
long will 1t take a man walking
three and one-half miles per hour
to walk two and one-fourth times
around it? Tommy amt a man. so
we sent his father. They went
early this morning. and father will
walk around the field, and Tommy
will time him but please don't give
my boy such an example again. be-
cause my husband must go to work
every day to support his family"
M &.
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MoHQS~ -
Marguerite Hul'teI' ~ \
Mdl.puel'ife HurteI'

ell for introduction
of rank they neither povcy riches
reiker drrrg porVer,
again and through and through of time
Emerson
CHARACTERS IN THE STORY
JANE RICHARDS pyVdte secretary opened
the bnsircss 7rorId. She SUPPORTS her mother.
MRS RICHARDS, tVho understand the temptations in
offices of msn like
ROGERS rich yons 1pho hires only pretty girls.
WINSTON RANDOLPH, stumbling broker
deeGWps He Jane
makes her proposal of marriage His
trife turns ub as q shock to Jane. introduced by
JULIAN REYNOLDS 1V0 Jane only uon,
her irory against RaHdobh Jane rps lasVyrr She rides
home in inoune thut night pdred by
dgai Reynolds has Threatened haze
eayged Mrs. REYNOLDS Jane openly Office Ryrolds
discharges he 7ith an ddgdnce Of salary
HATTIE BPY1NT byotege of yGn O little ybi.
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Fine Grass Rugs
At Special Lou Prices

The lowest prices at which equal grades Of
Grass Rugs have been offered in a num-
Der of years.
Shown in variety of pleasing color COM
binahons and artistic patterns. Heavy
weight, finely woven and very smooth;
narrow sewed binding all around.
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THEGUMPS

elvsr IS uscls s.M WAS nAex,Ns = asrnse
seAoS eoe a@ NTuM 20 kDsMAiA-
IAE evILEN ANAovNceptA NAN -
WASHING 10 SEE Sov OK ,hPoRrAN1
eDStNeSS, he. 6uhp- -.
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that has been going on for the ~tst
year The speeding has become puotc
menace. having been responsible Tor the
deaths Of several people in the past
wear 4. well rs numerous s!nashups.
Finance Committee Meet.
The Finance committee OF the city
council will meet this evening in the
r.iy luilding where It Will pass on the
payroll and arrarg" other matters Tor
the council mrriinr Tu">tluy evening.
Ladies' Aid Society to Meet.
Members Of the Ladies Aid Society "f
INC Mrs, NJ. r. church VIII meet IN the
church Tuesday evening where they VIII
hoId rhri, regular weekly business SEES
sior After Tie business Of the evening
r,. been dtsposrd O." social hour VIII
lc enjoyed
industrial Society Meets.
N..nLcrs of iuc Industrial ClrcIc OF
the First VI T.. church viii meet n the
church Thursday evening. where ihey
vii hold their regular weekly business
session, r'!ams for the coming month
WIZ be discussed together win the
.p,acr business OF The society.
Benwood Briefs.
Charles Irantm Of Marshall street
',cr Yesterday for Pittsburgh, where ne
w... spend some time V!S'iln& 'E''huS.
Miss Ciar: CrrOc't OF Bcllairc. return
cd home after spending some time mere
visiting relatives.
M. AID Mrs Harry Wheeler OF yam
cror. ic,uru,d home a:tcT spending some
me. her, visiting relatives.
Nj N"."a Crosby returned :" 'Hr
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Mrs. Swink Was
Blue Over Her
He alth

! Among the thousands OF North aCr-
DINA people who have realized the
fact that Tanlac brings health, strength
! and happiness Il Mrs. jamie Swink,
Myers Mills. South Gastonia. \. G.,
Mrs. Swink says:
Before took TanlaC could not
work half my time and when did
WORK night would find me completely
exhausted. | could hardly eat enough
to keep alive, aud night after night /
felt so discouraged and blue could
hardly stand 1t.
IF It had not been for Tanlac |
would still be a sick woman, for moth
Ing else ever did ME a bit of good.
have taken four bottles now and
haven't Il tro@blc in the world. eat
anything ! want. SLEEP good every
night and don't know what headaChe
is any more.
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists,
ADV.
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ST. CLA|RSVILLE
Realty Deeds.

neatly botNS'
T-'}.: \. h'rAVg'...N, =, t"'a'H
Etra.g"s trIC; %. .1"G 10 ."S'.''! -
.oun~A.p: cons d.ratioN $
Andrew T. NeCt ami HrrH Nei'. 10
Tl.a ! Penn. tract OF land ~ Pu!ucy
township: consideration $I,'"o.
benjamin y Ramsay - ~ Clar' ,
Z a.. tract OF land Ia IurN township
ION liberation 81.
Oliver \. p0wGc'l - VIM t. hes
KIT. traC; Of land In Goshen township;
consideration 500.
George W. r.a,i AID Pearl V P.att,
% LINES : Dei;cnberg =. a.. tract OF
land in Rellairc: consideration $40.
p,hrr, I, Alexander and JcmIu.a y.
Al,xar,n-. TO Katherine Wfuckry:cH,
.rac, OF land In iul.n,y township; GOA
sidcrariou 81.
ClarcnCr ". EYohaw and Nellie V,
Erokaw. 20 the New rocoack Coal COM
pany. tract ot coal IN Flushing town
ship: consideration -.
James {. Moore 10 Arthur Is Sonrow
and Jennie. Conrow, tract OF !ahu N
FluShing. consideration S.''p
In Court This week.
Tho whole OF this week In commNt
peas court. with the exception OF Tues
day. election DAY. viii be gwen over 20
inc V'aI OF 'r'"'h'' cases the COM
1i'te assignment following
'"~'.""S' o, I,','' ,.,-, r.,
$50 " ", Cnt. 80 ,n,n Az, '''''
g., ~ az ,.a >ttL,u Dot,o
,rasna.dav Eoyo,,ho-
-; oh,o 80 no~,bb,. -rolhs-,
S.atn - ObIo ys Donrhras -rolh.rt
s,n.. ~ OhIovr Josenb Gardner
Stat. Of Ohtovs Josenh Gardner.
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M'MECKEN



Members of the Boy Scou, Troop OF
Tie tGrs; NJ + church VIII meet in the
church this evening where they will
hold their regular weekly business SEES
sion. After the business OF the evening
has been disposed OF an hour OF drill
and instruction will he held.
AL Day Session.
Members OF the Ladies' Aid society Of
he Christian church Will meet In the
church Thursday evening where they
viii hold their regular hveekly all day
quilting session. In the evening busl-
ness session will be held to make plans
for the coming annual bazaar that the
ladies are planning for December 7th
and Sth.
Sunday School Board Meeting.
Members o. the Sunday school board
OF the First N. +. church Will meet In
the parlors Of the church this evening
where they Will hold their regular
monthly business session. Plans for the
coming month will be discussed together
with the regular business OF the board
Girl Scout Meeting.
Members Of the Girl Scout troop OF
McMechen will meet in the school audi
torium this evening. where they will
hol dthcir regular weekly session. In
structIon and drill will be the feature
Of the evening session.
AID To Meet
Members OF Division No. OF the
Ladies' Aid society Of the First VI. Z.
church will meet at the home OF Mrs.
UaSry Carroll of Lincoln street. Thurs
day evening. where they will hold their
regular weekly business session. After
the business of the evening had been
disposed OF a social hour Will be en-
joyed.
Whole Society to Meet.
Al four divisions 90 the Ladies Nd
society oG iNr Frs, VI. =. church Y"
NEE; IN the church ;hiS evening". After
the business OF the evening has been
i. disposed of &, social hour Will be enjoyed.
Endeavor Meets This Evening.
The Christian EndcdYur Of 'hc Church
Of GOD viii meet this evening n the
church where they Will hold their reg2-
lar weekly prayer meeting service.
victory Class to Meet.
Members OF The Victory class or The
T-s; VI. T.. church VIII nee: in i; the
Charles BroSchr O. Garfield street.
Thursday evening where they viii hold
their regular monthly business session.
After the business of ~" evening has
been disposed "f the host has short
program arranged. y: tn" close OF the
evening refreshments viii hc served.
Ladies' Aid TO Meet.
Members Of Division No. }. Of the
Ladies AID Snrir,y "r the PRS, ". T..
church. Will beet a. the bonn" % Ms.
james Trmp!r Of Trujh street. Thurs
day evening where they will hold their
regular weekly business sc1sion. After
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fish Rite concert ut the John ". Nor
cathedral
Mrs. Weller sang And GOD Shan
Wipe Away All Tears" by FlnxinStoa
Harker, and Eye Hath Not Seen" from
Gaurs Holy City" She wa aslso SOLO.
Is, in the anthem Come Unto Ae.
given by the chorus choir. Mr.. Steckel
played Concert Piece ty Horatio Psr-
ker, as a prelude. and "Cantilene' py
Dubois, at the ohertory
DR.. Samuel Gibson, pastor or ths
church delivered an earnest address,
us;np a, his topic IT.. These Sunday
evening services at this church are
nroyIng Immensely popular and are
featured by special music and vitality
interesting talks by DR.. Gibson
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homo in Pittsburgh. after spending some
time here visiting relatives.
Mp. William Carey Of Marshall street.
Is improving from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Robusky return
ed home after spending several days IN
Cleveland.
Edward Chambers returned home AFTER
spending several days in Pittsburgh VS.
iting friends
Mrs. +. l.. Blodger OF Marshall street,
IS improving from her recent illness.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
SONG SERVICE DRAWS
LARGE CONGREGATION

The auditorium Of the First Presby-
terrain .hurch could not accommod
the large number Of people who attend
cd the evening service last night.
Chairs were placed IN the aisles and yet
many were forced 10 stand IN the resti-
hulc.
4 special musical program had been
arrargci by Edwin ". Steckel. Organist
and director OF music. featuring solos
hy Ida Greer Weller. contralto, from
New York ely. who appeared as assist
~, ar;.s: j., tho afternoon 1t the Scot
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BRIDGEPORT
PrepAro For Election

Village C,srN jacob = D.s... ."-
aouHScd yesterday ,Aa. g. "t. ~-2'-
p,etcd all ARRANGEMENTS ..~ rs.;0s ~"
election booths DISTRIBUTED 30 r." Fa:-
tous precinct polling PAGES today 81"
nat a. Mil be n ~etd ness frr Tn" "'e
cay tomorrow. Election officials nave
secured thsiy '-&'r-.a,s ~ '"c opNH.nS
- me pills io~"rCuw
Marvellous Funeral
The funeral ~n-v..az '.- N-- N.,t. ~
Na-ccsius. prominent co,e-sL resident
OF this r.ty wiz - he'd a. ne hone
oc hr~ son Edward fir.HaSer q, stop
-. WsSt Man >'r.r' Ibis AFTERNOON 80
. o'c.och The Nrr. .. .. h'r;,H>, ~ --
.r- O.: The varN N 80. rn"-,H WI "..-
c.a:e and ;hc hG-.S! VI, uc a. ;ae S,oa"
HNUr,h cemetery near Elm Grove. W. ~
Club Euchre Party
TEs members ~ the " e. sab ID '.f'-
g!J urEaa'zU''C" "C the No:nc"'~ rem
. Ass"c'a,ion ~ 'r@ NiVgrahs"5 "!
n"ti - s,c'al event IN tie uH:Ir" o.. a
...ehrc ua-tv ~ IL, auditorium - =
\r;hauy.s s,aoui uu Nest Mann s;r~"'
;,.S evrri~s. T'ra proceeds - The even
~ To-. used - send a delegate - tu"
[Ii.uaaI cnHNc@:iCu - ne oder - a
,S'G - Cal'fo-S.s-
Secure Basketball Floor
\vUoI"sC:..at has r""u -rgd' ma 20
IEgH S,hno. A,U'e'.c Ns~''.a,'or @"S
rNmP!ot"G arrangements 'a~ gSr0: The
-. Anthony, school auditorium for
haskc,cail game du-.0s -" rH"r'-c
~aSoa Tha. pace ", p" used :Nr 'ha
camSs odd 3ran;!'" n~1d'1G -" COZ
-,~ur,,oa ~ -. new gymnasium 80 nc
,.lb.,r schools
Birthday Anniversary
F't.r'.a - Fr.e - .
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SHADYSIDE

II YOU believe in clean. courteous,
competent service vote for Arch II
Fogle. for county auditor on the Ee,
publican ticket. second term.-Adv.
Kindly remember Homer G. Finley,
Candidate for County Auditor. NovG-h
Shore birds sometimes 20 A. FAR In
land as the prairies :
Congress spends yearly $4,000 FOL
eree garden seeds.
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Bridgeport Briefs

The .aG.,.s ~ tn, F'r,' v I. .A.-rh
W. ss:Ye 4 HN.es.r" $9~r"- . 'as d'a'rS
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Mcat and Adjourn

llr.ug zee ia ,ar received q .arge mum
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- YOU believe IN clean, courteous
competen, service vote for Arch T
i'ogle. for county auditor Oh the Re
pubiican ticket. second crm-Adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-22
Typhola from Field Undsrdrains

Within inc past ten months. says the uats department of health, two separate outbreaks of disease have been appar- ntly caused hy the use O. water from imposed springs" which Investigation aas disclosed to be the ''bIbbling Eeep- ige" from tile pipes with open joints, aid beneath the surface of narshy fields lo drain them Bacterio!ogical and chemical examination of the water at the tate laboratory showed the water from 10th of the supposed springs to be heav- ly polluted
 In one instance, nine cases of typhoid lever followed the use of the spring water which was used 10 wash the milk utensils of a milk dealer.
 Tn the other instance, one case of ty- 5hoid and six cases of dyseatery occur .ed when seven individuals drank water rom the underdrain spring"
 It is possible that there exist in the state similar Instances of fields that nave been underdrained and which, in rainy weather. carry such flow of water that t bubbles forth at the lower end of the
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-22
COLOMBIA PRESIDENT COMING
 TO SEA SLED LAUNCHING

The Sea Sled co. Ltd, West Mystic. will be host to General Ospinas president of Colombia, South America, next Satur- day when boat of the sea sled type will be launched for service on the Mag dalena river, Colombia. Accompanying the general will be his wife and son and also the Colombian minister to tile United States.
 The boat is to be used for passenger service and will usher in new era Of transportation in that country
 This particular boat is designed to carry 20 to 30 people at high speed and to operate in as little as two to three feet Of water.