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111- \\‘tl.\ followed 11y and three Nlnzutkas

in 11.11100 form b11t v, L*‘1l;>‘l“ rlrvtlnn. These ~ 111' 1110 composers

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("ii 111111 . neailv ap- p1~r111cl111d the pic ndeur of Bach

'!‘.1:.1-1l1o11111. Alias 1\I:1'.*Lea11':;[ J-muilp-r 11f it brought forth the l1r;1rtlc..t aipplzuirc of the. evening !~-<;:n 1110 ziudienrc and was full? 11411-1311011- tn 1110 importance of the C111": 115111011.

‘the |1:'11L'1‘:'.1111l11‘ “'11s contzluded by t'v.. 111111111012», lleelt c111 Pecheur 11nd 11111110 d1- lvu 11v De. Y'all-a. r1 modem

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n‘ Action in a Rlllﬂﬂncp 0|‘

Also T511111; Cartoon - and Two Other Shorts

Woman Seeks 1$300,000 Balm

BOSTON, Dee. lFw-Boston 506101)’ 1.111011 agzhast yesterday when 11 be- came known that an 01111111111111 ro- 11111nc0. 11llcg1rrl to l1ave flourished for r1. month between Miss Lydia A. - Briiniiicr. aged 50. 11 native of Char-

lottettnvn, P. E. 1., before coming to ‘ her present l1ome in Chatham, Mass. and a wealthy widower. only to come to an abrupt 011d on the eve of the wccidiin: day. was described by @00- ree >Stnn1ey Harvey, formerly of Saint John, her attorney. after the 111111111 steps harl been taken in the filing for her of a $300000 breach of promise suit against James H. Con- nolly. of Jlyannis. Mass.. a Capo Cod auto dealer. reputed to be one of the ‘wealthiest men in New Epglund.

1 Quirk Courtship

1 According to tl1e woman's attor- ney. the automobile man. who rose to la 1105111011 of affluence from :1 be- ginning as :1 hog trader and stable keeper. met Miss Brimincr through 1a financial deal early in October. iand after a courtship of less than t three weeks. asked her to marry him. v During the courtship, Harvey dc- lclarcd. the automobile man presented to Miss Bvinnner a $4.000 1111111101111 .ring and 1111 automobile of a sport. model.

lyfiss Brinnncr, according to her lawyer. accepted tl1c proposal of her elderly admirer a11d they planned tn marry‘. They both appeared, it ls alleged, at the otﬁce of Ralph E. Cahoon. town clerk of Chathum. Oc- tober 27, and filed their intentions. Intentions were also filed, according to Harvey. in Barnstuble, and tl1e date of the ceremony wns fixed for November 1. The marriage, Harvey declared, was to take place in the rectory of St. Francis Xavier Catho- lic Church 11nd the ceremony was to be performed by Rev. Nfortiiner Downing.

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Phone (fall (fumes ()11 the cve 11f tne appointed “"011- ding day. hotvcvcv. while the pros- pective hridc sat at home with her elderly’ mother. the lawyer declared,

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lty when con1p:1r1»=l with l grand. ’li11- N11111:". of 1111 111111) heard M1311;

llzvlrzri}: tine 1‘1"1l11l and. 11:00:11.1 nf 1111 in this; <-l1_v who 111‘c irnerestzrtl in 1.111.s11- are clue the tvnnuwfs M11-

$11-11! F1111), 115110.20 tinterprise brought the. rvrilnllut to Cl1arlot.te.t0\\'11. 11nd

.1110 t1-.0pl1on0 vanz and lVliss Brim- _§1ner, lmstcncd to answer it. W115 In-

formed 11y a voice that. she cllrl not. recognize. that her fiance had left 1.011111 to go 011 a vacation and would not be on hand for the wedding. On the following tiny, it is alleged. Miss Brimrncr went to the office of the

imder nvhrme ziusplees the delightful ogvr-nt took 11111011.

the marrla g0 license.

town clerk at Chuthnm and took out There was no

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Monday Night: Skating. 8-10 Band, 35c.

Tursrlay Afternoon: Skating, 3-5. (‘liildrc-n, 151-.

Tuesday NiKhV Dig Special Skate 8-10, Band, 35c.

ih-zlnc- duy Afternoon: Junior Skate for Yuunrrr Children, 10c.

Forum Calendar

SKATING TAX ABSORBID BY MANAGEMENT.

Thursday Night: Skating. 8-10. Band, 35c.

Friday Afternoon: Skating, 3-5. Children, 151'.

Friday Night: Hockey, Truro Bcarcuts n. Abbie.

Saturday Afternoon: Skating, 3-5, Bond. ._" Children, Mc.; Adultn, 35c. l

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‘.2 " ’. '1 r~ ARRIVE!) 1.A.~"r r:\'|-:.\'1N(.'.-M1-s.i20(:;'21,1114 (‘OIL Charles Dalton. wifr- of the 1.1011101»; 209 Ruby 1,ratt.lc r ‘ ‘Governor Dalton arm in the; 210 Baby 10 mm 111mm 0.11 111st evening. from l3..1.11;1i11e, 311 Garfield 3 kiddie kay; ' 80101111980106! by 111"" 111111311191‘ 212 Windsor 4 Teddy bear. Adolph Orpseiler, err} Master 213 Shirley 2 1.2 dog.

' 214 Bernice 9 scarf.

1 215 Edward l1 rubbers.

ZZSTQP THAT TICKLE IN TllEt‘ 2.16 Frank 5| rubbers.

THROAT! L's:- Ilecchwood. Al. your| 217 Thomas "1 2.1.30.

dealers or direct. (‘arrw & Fraser“) 218 Eileen ll gloves. lllantifaeturlng Chemists, New Glas» 210 Marjorie El dell carriage. ‘ gow, .\'. l 220 Vernon 7 windmill. ‘f4 221 Baby 4 harness and bells. 2213 Wllllﬁlll 0 sweater. ‘

22a James a beck. '"' 224 Gavin 5 blocks.

225 Andrew fl toy auto.

226 Baby l l2 rattle.

227 Nancy 5 doll.

Following is a list of $0111.11 Pals: Mrs. H. S. Henderson. Mrs. L. C. Worthy, Miss A1111a Mclnnis, K. C. I., Miss Lcllu. Worth, Mrs. Henry} Aitken, Lmvel Brehaut, Miss Betty Bruce; donation in memory of Brad- ford McLure, Mr. A. A. Pomeroy, Mr. Ben). Bremner. Mrs. Murdock Mc- Kinnon, Mrs. 1Dr.1 Taylor. Mrs. M. W. Wood, Mr. A. A. Alley, Muster Bartlett Cosh, Mrs. G. H. W. Wood, Mrs. W. H. Prowse, Mr. Hoibrook, Mr. H. C. Brown. Mr. Gcorgr E. Brown, lvliss Audrey Birch, Jackie Middleton. Dr. T. E. E. Robins, Mrs. J. M. iyfcFudycn, Mrs. J. R. Burnett, Miss E. Burnett, Master George Burnett, Mrs. Benjamin Rogers, Mrs. W’. C. S. McLure. Miss Eileen Ryan, Missy-Mary Catherine Wright, Mrs. Isaac ‘Carter, Miss Bertha Carter,

marriage, however. 11nd tllc license has not becu rcturnccl to the town clerk.

A few days later, Harvey said, the sport-model sedan which Connolly is alleged to have given Miss Brimmer mysteriously (lisappcnred from the garage at her home on Stage Harbor road. where she lives with her 1110tl1er, Llrs. Jeanette Brimmer. Miss Brinnner then conferred with her attorney 111111 steps were taken to brine suit against the wealthy widower.

Miss Brimmer has lived in Chut- ham for 20 years. S110 1s well known in the town and lives in a $25,000 home. For n1a11y' years she was sec- retary to the late Herbert L, Baker, Boston attorney.

Connolly is a native of Brewster 11nd is now in control of the Cape Cod agencies of two makes nf auto- mobiles. lle is G7 years old. Con- nollys wife died about two years afio and he 1111s no children. Eﬁorts to

He Stole Another’s Bride

Most daring of all adventurers, hunted, threatened, never a moment when he might rest ; yet he found timoto woo and win a beauty from anothefs arms.

Amazing London Love-

Story

Collin, Miss Elinor Cook, Miss Joan Williams, Miss Mary Walker, Miss Corinne Walker, Miss Lexie Davison, a friend of Santa Claus, Marlon Satmdcrs, Allison Saunders, Stall of the Prince Edward island Hos- pital, Mr. Borden Ling, Miss Aileen Campbell, Miss Audrey Harvey, Mrs. B. M. Vail, Mr. Ernest Waldron Vail,

Mrs. Hal Warren, Mr. James War- ren Hen‘, a friend, a. welLwlsher, a friend,‘ in appreciation, Phyllis Fos- ter, Allison Foster, Mrs. E. A. Fos- ter, Dr. W. J. McMillan, a friend, a friend, Mr. W. W. Crosby, Mr. Walter L Beer, Brian Filliter, Mrs. Jane Mc. Kee, Mr. Geo. E. Hughes, Teddy Shaw, Mrs. Jennie S. Hillson, Miss Doris Howatt, Miss Constance Hynd-

. rngm. :stanley- Workers Junior Red

Cross, Mr. G. H. Buntuln, Miss M1113:

Brehaut, Donald Brehuut.

Miss Ruth Heart/z. Mrs Gordon Wright. Mrs Wills, Mrs L. P. Tun- ton» Mis Doris FOMM, Mus Dorcvlily Andrew, Mrs Alex. McDonald. Mrs J. F. McDonald. Miss Grace Blank. hem, Mrs Murdock .1102, Elmer Ling- Arthur Ling. E. W. Campbell Natalie, Cook. Miss Irene Home. Misc Alena. Home. Keith Dougan. Flora Dougan, Harold Dougon. D: Bic-is Brothers. Mascot Group, 'I‘rin. ity United, Church O. G. I. T.

::Asthma Cannot Last when the greatest of all asthma speciﬁcs is used. Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy assuredly deserves this ex- alted tttlc. 1t has to its credit thou- sands of cases which other prepara- tions had failed to benefit. It brings 'l1elp to even the rnost severe cases and brings the patient to a condi-

reach him at his home were tmavull- 111g. and reporters were informed that the elderly widower was ill.

Mr. Irwin Jenkins. Mr. Russel Rop_ er, Mrs. C. H. B. Longworth, Miss Nora Longrsorth. Margaret and Arthur

Exhibition Game

CHAR LOTTETOWN ~ VS. TRURO

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tlon of blessed relief. Surely suffer- ing from asthma is needless when a. remedy like this is so easily secured.

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TICKETS PRICES On Sale at the éTax Extra) FORUM oxes $1.00 ‘ Box Office Reserved Seats 75081600

Thursday at ‘l0 A. M. Gallery (East Door) 50c

SKATING Junior Skate Youn Children This A turnoon3—5 10 cents. No tax.

Mrs. 1Capt.> Taylor, Mrs. I. J. Yco. 1

Williams, Miss Elinor Williams, Blair: _

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Use word Argutc meunlng slurp. shrill, quick. subtle.

A word of ulx letters meaning cover for ankle over shoe, legweur. -.

A word of :1: letters meuning an Idea or con-

_ ccptlon, oplulon. belief, whim.

A word of three letters meaning u single ﬁg- ure, ﬁrst, individual.

A word of nine letters meaning Noel; unnud feast day. .

A ward of llve letters meaning to Ipeuk with eloquence; to deliver an eloquent addresl.

A word of ﬂve letters meaning one who L: fully p-allclenl. or skilled In‘ un urt.

Use the letter: V. E. themselves. Two letter “uctlou running "for ex- ample".

Ward of ﬁve letters meaning lo set lulu; u m».

Word of four letter: meaning a prince: title of dignity given to an [lantern Prince or cbleftﬂn. Two letten, contraction for direction of tllc wind, or point of the campus. .

A word of slx letter: melnlng anything showy but of little vulue, uupcrfleiul, glittering, lhlny. A vrord of ﬂvc letters meunlng the record of u year.

A word of slx letter: meaning to tempt by the _

oﬂer of comethlng good; entlrt. ‘or attract.

A word of three letters meaning a shoe Iatcbet; reckoning. u: to keep chock on lometblng.

A word of three letter: meaning lultuble, up- proprlule, liable, quick uf upprchcnllon.

Two letter: Iced In bulum mrupondence u: u contraction or uubatltutc for "concerning" or "In rclereuce w."

lint four letter: of : word unoulu, hidden or con .

A word of three letkr: meaning uppllcutlou of numb: Io u purtlculur purpose, custom or "“".'i'.1 u 1 um 11m m

A wo v0 e mu tlullnc, n1 with drink: to ltlpefy. to Iufuctuote. .

ﬂvc Ictlerrmuulug loaded. burd-

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3. 4. 5.

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Ulc word "Accompt" vlluc.

A word of ﬁve letter: meaning to Incorporated Into one; to loin by Iegul or moral bond. Use letters T. 0. B.

Uuc letter: E. T. T.

A word of four letter: meonlu, a pointed stir" to urge on cattle; stlrnulutc.

A word of eight letter: meaning relating to or resembling n "on; gllly,

A word of five letlcr: meunlug sounds on 11 horn or ﬂute; bloat on u horn; sometimes ﬁlm!‘

for low lcllcvn.

Two letter: meaning hulf on cm u mu!!!"

Ind In typo letting.

9. A word of slx letter: meaning to repent aloud from memory.

A word of ﬂvc letter: nuulug an lmltntlon M‘ l"! Plrlon thing; a statue, effigy, or bun. Ule letter: . R.

A ward of Ilvc letter: meaning to devour with greedlnen or voraclty; plunder, prey.

lllbnvlvgd of four letter: meunlu, name of bird:

UIO l. N. L. A. C.

A word of four lcttcr: uauulug u uorrow P19" o! lnﬂm between upper and Int-bar on lok; u» 11m heavily.

A word of ﬂvc letter: loaning female hones- A word of two lcﬂcv: Ion-plug prcnnt tense of verb to bu.

A word of three letter: muulug the watery chaining ol u plont.

A word of three lcthr: munlng chewed 01' uwullowed, devoured (u: food.) ~73- lm lettcn u. n. u. p. o. “"3" = '

Unumuauzontr. UlolctlnuLlb.

Um letter: C. U. M. I. N.

A word n n» 1mm nuuulng : cum 11f 1W‘- Iour letter: coutroctlou for Bertram.

Four letter: zuuafog all u! run.

Tum letter: mum; mumuon: czyrwlﬂ‘ u! utluluctlou or Irony.

Tum letter: mum; u hollow can for ml- lll: u: occluded apartment for Ill-II-

Thm letter: running inﬂammable l!!!“ hlued mm uulnul, vegetable or mlnml l" ' to!" : lubricant.

m; 1mm 1.11. tchlld‘: and“! f" "mh"