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The Nevada County picayune., 1909-08-26
NOT 4 CENT FOR
 THE AGED FATHER
Aged Father Gets No Sym pathy From Children Whom He Had
 Neglected.

Chicago. Aug. 21. - A father not willing to regard his children as a liability when they are powerless to help themselves is not entitled to consider them an asset when they are enjoying the fruits of prosperity.
 This ruling yesterday by Judge Williams spoiled the prospects of John Griffin from becoming a charge on the family he is alleg- ed to have deserted 37 years ago. His four children told the court of the miserable existence of their dead mother and how she labored at the wash tub to edu- cate and clothe them.
 A few days ago Griffin, whose appearance indicated he was tell ing the truth, when he said he had travelled all over the world, appeared here seeking aid. He learned that his son was in the teaming business and prospering,
 He cited the son into court and the latter brought with him his three sisters. On leaving the court room the son said;
 'I am worth at least S20, 900 and am willing to make a liberal donation to any worthy person who applies to me for aid, but that old man will never get a cent from me. l would go to jail first.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-08-26
STARTS ON 4
 LONG DRIVE
Henry Allen of Philadelphia Started Overland Sunday for His Future Home in
 Jackson, Tenn.

Philadelphia. Aug. ?. Henry Allen of this city left this morn ing for Jackson. Tenn, where he will make his future home.
 Mr. Allen owns a pair of fine horses he did not care to part with, so decided he would drive them through tbe country. He will drive by way of Pine Bluff and Helena. Mr.AlIen has been a resident of this city for num- Der of years, and was connected with the Saunders Mercantile Company of this city.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-08-26
BOYS
 WILL JOIN THE ARMY
A. B. Wiggins, William Hal comb and John Lewis En- listed in the Regular
 Army,

The various companies Of the State Guard returning to their homes by way of Little Rock from the annual encampment, spent few hours in the city last afternoon and left in the evening for their home towns. They were the companies from Jones' boro, Piggott, Helena and Pres colt.
 Upon their arrival here from Dardanelle many of the mem- bers of the militia reported to the United States recruiting officer stationed here for examination for enlistment in the regular army. Three from the Prescott company were examined and accepted. They are A. B, Wig gins, William Halcomb and John Lewis. Frank Grayson, also of Prescott company, will apply for enlistment in the navy.
 It is stated that two members of the Piggott company and two from the Blytheville company have been accepted, as well as some members of the Helena company. The members of the Prescott company received their discharge from the company this morning. It is understood that all those accepted by the local recruiting officer will be assigned C to Jefferson Barracks at St. Louis.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-08-26
If you want to sell, list your property with Vaughan Realty Go.
ERTRAY NOTICE

County of Nevada, State of Aarkansas We, Dave Neal Vern Buchanan and c. W. Mccain, three citizens of the county of Nevada and householders therein having thereto been appointed by J. B'Shers a Justice of the Said County, have this day viewed a certain mule, shown to us by E. Putnam as an estray, said mule is black horse mule about three years old, branded on left shoulder Spur" and we do value the said mule to be worth sixty five dollars (S65. 00.)
 Dave Neal.
 Nern Buchanan,
 C.. W. Mccain.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-08-26
VAUGHAN REALTY GO
OUR SPECIALS
ROOMS s1.0O UP

AS acres of Zealand 7 miles south of city, on R. F. D. No. | B acres in good state of cultl- vation::4 room dwelling, good water, barn and out-houses;tract all fenced and includes a good pasture, good for truck, grain or anything you want to raise. Sl0O.
 12O acres of sandy and dirt land miles northwest of city; 60 acres in cultivation, Z acres Tn orchard of peaches, pears and apples, F acres in pasture; 3 room dwelling, one 2 room ten ant house, barn and stables; l-4 mile of R. F. D., good school and churches. This land is fine for fruit, melons, potatoes and anything you want. $500 buys it: 1-2 cash, balance notes. This 
 is a good home.
 PIP acres 6 miles northwest ot city, on R. F. D. No. , and tele- phone line; 80 acres in cultlva- tion: 1 room frame dwelling with brick chimney, barn and stables, best of water, one 2 room tenant house; fine fruit land, sandy; one acre orchard of English walnuts, pears and Elberta peaches; l0O acres of pasture land, lays well and prductive. Will sell all or part and you can buy 1t for $6 per acre; best truck and fruit land in the country.
 Something Real Fine.
 l20 acres bottom land IA mile east of Boughton; 40 acres in cultivation; one small house and outbuildings: some good oak and cypress timber. This farm has produced over bale of cotton and fifty bushels of corn per acre: good water. $1820 buys this; 1-2 cash, balance terms.
 We have several nice city residences for 1-2 what they are worth and can get what you want. Write for lists. It will pay you to see us.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-08-26
ATTEND TO YOUR LIVER.

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The Nevada County picayune., 1909-08-26
HONDY

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 Price 25e per box.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-08-26

MONEY TO LoAN-See Vaughan Realty Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
HAMBURG.

Miss Loucke was an out of town Wis
itOr over Sunday.
DR.. Miner Of Essex was in town sun
day on d business call
Miss Helen Rogers is assisting Miss
Martin at Captain Griffin's
H. l.. Reynolds and daughter Dora
were callers in New Haven last week.
Mrs. j. 6. Ely was visitor at the
Capital City on Tuesday
John Comstock was caller in town
Sunday
Mrs Willard Anderson has been an
out of town visitor this week
The local fishermen are getting thei-
nets ready for the snad season
Miss Louise Griffin was home from
New Haven this week to attend the
funera Of her grandmother
Mrs. William Slate was a caller in
Essex Tuesday
Arth{w Tisdale of New London was
the guest Of Mrs. Ida Harding and
family last week
Mrs. May Daniels has been enter
tanning friends this week
Mrs Brown Of New York is the
guest of her mother in Odd Hamburg.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
OLD MYSTIC.
Increasing Attendance and Interest in
Evangelical Services Which Close on
Sunday-Neishb Interests.

The evangelical services at the Bap
list church conducted by Rev. G. X.
Flanders, the state evangelist, have In
creased in attendance and interest dur
ing this week. Souls are seeking
Christ. On Tuesday evening Rev. We'll
come E. Bates, pastor Of the Union
BAPTIST church. Mystic, and about Q
members OF that church were present
and took part in the services. Mrs.
Flanders arrived Tuesday and her
prayers and testimony have been help
full to all who have heard them The
TWO weeks services will end Sunday,
May ?. Sunday services are as follows:
Prayer meeting 10.15. preaching serv-
ice 1890. Sunday school II m. with
address by Evangelist Flanders. pray
err meeting T. preaching service 40.
Local Jottinss.
The United Workers of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church met Wednesday
at 3. m. in the Methodist confer
ence room.
Mrs. Charles @. Eldredge Of River
view has been spending the past week
with her parents at Groton. Mass, hav-
ing been called there owing to the crit
zeal illness Of her father
Mrs. c. Is Flanders Of Hartford is
the guest of Mrs Jeptha NJ. Olmstead
al the Baptist parsonage.
Mrs Sherwood r. Swan of Preston
city is visiting this week at the home
cf her son and daughter Mrs. and Mrs.
John William Shank.
Mrs. Jennie J. Davis of Mystic was
an over Sunday guest of her brother
in-laW and sister, MIR. and Mrs. Horace
@ Williams Of West Main street.
The WomeT's Christian Temperance
union met Friday at $50 p. m. at the
residence of Mrs Jane Dean in Main
street
There is not much Improvement
IL, the condition of Mrs. Edward Camp
bell who has been confined to the
house for the past week by illness
Mr.. and Mrs. James Paul Brown and
son Of NOank were Sunday guests of
AIr and Mrs. Edwin Lamphere at Elm
cottage.
Miss Louise Harris was an over
Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Halsey
e. Packer Of Mystic.
DIR. and Mrs. E. G. Chapman have re-
turned to New London after a visit to
Mrs. Chipman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin F. Crumb.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pitcher has return
ed to Burnetts Corners after spend
ing the winter in Brooklyn \. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Chester of No
snk were guests Sunday of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Hull.
Perry Swan OF Preston City was q
SUNDAY guess Oh MS DIOtDtI SIN law ana
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams
Shank.
Billings r. S. CrandaH OF New York
has been spending a week with his
father and grandmother, S. Ashbel
Crandall and Mrs. Caroline G. Gran
dali
Charles Q, Eldredge returned Tues
cay from Groton, Mass haring been
summoned there on account of the Sc
MI 111T1n=c of 1atata faf -,
Miss Mabel A. Haley has been the
guest for the past two weeks of her
aunt, Mrs. Maria Jones or New Lon
don.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
BUZRAH.
teal Topics Debated. Henry Mi
ner Starts for Denver.

The p. of H. met Wednesday eve
ming with twenty five members and
two visitors present. The lecturer had
an exceedingly interesting programme
which was in part as follows: Music
by orchestra; the first chapter of
book entitled. What Happened IN
Woodyille. was read by Mrs. Lathrop:
rt citation Story Of a Tramp, by Maude
c. Lathrop; Story of Mr.. Murphy and
Sullivan. was told by c. A. Parker;
Story Of a Dream, by c. A Lathrop
after which the topic of the evening
was discussed. Which is the more prof
liable: To plant a number of acres
and half fertilize and care for it. or
few acres wen fortified and taken
care of3 c. A. Johnson. Robert Bak-
er and c. A. Parker We're asked to dis
cUss the question and they We're fol-
lowed by f. J. Miner Myron Smith.
Nelson Stark. Benjamin Davis. 1t
was decided to plant only what one
could well take care of as the more
profitable.
Mrs. @. A. Bishop read a selection.
Small Farming VS.. Large Farming.
Mrs. Myron Smith told Of her expert
ence in raising popcorn last year f.
A. Bishop told of the corn crop Of the
United States Deputy Staples and
Mrs. Staples Of Colchester were pres
ent Deputy Staples as inspector found
the Bozr&h grange in flouriShing con-
dition He said that the grange was
q benefit to all whether farmers or not.
All the new members that can be add
ed to the grange makes stronger
organization
The next meeting viii be on poul-
Try; each member win bring a lunch
for two
Started for Denver.
J. Harry Miner left Thursday for
Denver Col. for the benefit Of his
health Mr. Browning of Wawecus
Hill accompanied him
Personal Mention.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward q. Fox spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin +.
Lathrop. They returned Monday.
Kenneth Fox. after spending two
weeks on Lathrop hill, returned home
with his parents Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Penny have
moved from Elisha Lathrop's house on
Bozrah street to the Haughton house
Charles Avery, Jr.. has purchased
gasoline engine for saving wood
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
MAN TIC.
Poverty Social for Library Benefit
What Is Going On In Village and
Grove

The poverty social held at the Da-
Wis house in Pennsylvania avenue on
Tuesday evening, was Il success in eV-
cry way. There was a large attend =
ance of both old and young. Before
the close of the entertainment whist
was enjoyed The proceeds Of the en-
tertainment We're for the benefit of the
Mantle public library.
The steam barge Cleary. Captain
Scott in charge, is unloading a cargo
Of 420 tons of coal at the dock at the
mouth of the Mantle river.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Dunstan of
Newark, n. j.. are visiting relatives in
the village
Mrs. Marion R. Russell who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. W. J.
Thompson, at Saybrook Point has re-
turned to her home in the village.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Stsiert of New
London have moved into the Josiah
Toms house in Smith street.
Rev. j. w. Knappenberger has re-
turned from Providence where he
preached on Sunday.
Gilbert Smith and Royce BeckWith.
employed by Contractor e. n Beck
with are making improvements about
u. Andrus store in Pennsylvania ave
nue..
barry Howard has sold F. }. Brain
erd's automobile and power boat.
Spent Winter in Montvile.
Miss Emma =. Whaley. who has
been spending the winter with reIa-
tives in Montville. has returned to her
home in Mantle
Miss Louise p Howard employed in
Providence is visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. James Howard in Penn
sylyanla avenue.
WI :. iif;li 1,oI ne la9 IetuIlieu 70
ii1L iIoiiie III >s" ma en- dlteI Nlsl :
- i.eI "a eil1a' M. anu -ATs' w H.
Col,., - III ,.lt,l.l,l o..
George 3tiI mas Felufheq 10 ms puS-
t,Isss IN iilt'i',i l'i'i5, sIeIldlis
b. $50 "' wv i'ooe" cotudse m
ny vi I've.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
WATERFORD.
Happenings Of the Week About Tow

Happenings OF the Week About Town.
Mrs. William Greene OF Jordan was
IN New London Tuesday.
=. N. Rose, granite contractor. was a
business caller in the city Tues iay.
Mrs Fannie Gallup is slowly mend[
ing after a severe illness.
Mrs. James McNauShton is some
what improved after a winter of Sc
we're sickness.
Mrs. W L. DriscolI of GraniteviIle
was visitor a Mrs. H. Willis Man
warnings on Monday
Mrs. Charles Marshall of Boston is
visiting her mother. Mrs James NJ.
Davis, in Graniteville
Mrs. J. J. Cruttenden is i'll at her
home.
H. Willis Manwarins is home from
a business trip to Oakdale.
Mrs. Clyde j. Hogan and daughter
Eleanor of Jordan, are visiting at Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Briddens' of Elliot
Conn
Mrs. Gustaf Peterson OF Worcester
has returned from a visit at Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Blivens'
James Young of Milestone has moved
to GraniteVille at the Lamphere place
James Bobscene of GraniteviTe has
removed his family to New London.
where he is nearer to his work
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
Personal Mention.
ASHWILLETT.
Death Of c. H. Barber Regrettsd-Tax
Collector Avery Around-Roads Are
Being Repaired.

John d. Avery, tax collector. met the
local taxpayers here Tuesday. having
two appointments. one at H. y. Eccie-
stpns 1t West A~hTllett ana The 9tter
at stiles p. Egglestons in Ashwillett
w. w. Billings of PlaiufieId is pass
ing the week with his family here. 4
Gurdcn Allyn of Salem was a bust
ness caller here Tuesday
!, is too cold and Wet for farmers to
plant their crops
Repairs are being made to the barn
on th- Richardson place. occupied by
II. Frank WoOdmanSee. Isaac Dawiev
sUperintends the job.
Nathan Sands Morgan of Iedv.rd
spent Sunday with his brother Am3sa
A. Morgan. and family in this place
Mrs. Clarence Z. Palmer % Laurel
Glen was a Sunday guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan y. Maine Of AshWillett
4 family at GlaSgo moved to Waster-
iy Wednesday.
Byron Billings of Mystic has sold his
farm located hero and known as the
Charles II. Maine pace. to Otto RI. A.
.derSon Of New York. The new nur-
chaser is taking possession this week.
The roads in this section are being
looked after by John L. Maine and II.
f. Button
Mrs Lloyd ChesBro Of Stonington.
Wequetequock. is visiting with Mr.. ard
Mrs Samuel Barnes at their home
here
Simeon P. White Of Laurel Glen was
c calle rnere Monday
Local friends We're panied to learn
f the sudden death of Charles n. Bar
Der, which occurred a Westerly Sun
Gay. The funeral was held Wednes-
day an1 burial was in the River Bend
cemetery The deceased was - years
Of age.
Amos Burdicl and CALVIN Geer Of
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
GARDNER LAKE.

Mrs. n II. Ford visited local friends
= few days ago
William MAYNARD Of Rhode Island
visited his parents on Sunday
Miss Robie Boynton Of Pamerto>en
was the guest of hNr parents on Sun
day
A number attended the social held
at +. w. Lathrops TUESDAY evening
:. j. Colt, William DenisOn and Ed.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
LAUREL GLEN.
New Sunday School Officers Elected
Frank Maine Working at West
Mystic.

Rev. E. p Mathewson preached in
the Laurel Glea chapel last Sunday AT
II a. m.
The Sabbath school was reorganizad
with Howard Martin as superinteu-
Cent: Mrs. y. 4. Maine, assistant. Mrs.
AttaWdE Maine. Organist; Mrs. George
Jordan treasurer. Charlie Maine. Ii
trarian. AMI BertraW Holdredgc com
mittee TO engage speakers for the
meetings to be held during the sum
men
Rev. J. NJ. Adams of Peudieton Hill
IS expected to occupy the pulpit in
the Laurel Glen chapel Sunday May >
AT 3 p. m. The Sabbath school viii he
gin at o'clock
Frank Maine. who has been out of
employment since the burning of the
Nichols & Langworthy plant at Hope
Valley. mas secured position at West
Mystic. Conn
John D. Avery was in this place on
Wednesday collecting taxes
Mr.. and Mrs. James Maine attended
church at Pendleton Hill last Sunday
morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
Deer Do DAMAGE.
LETTING WELL.
Mrs A. n. Beebe AsreeabIy Surprised
on Birthday by Party of Friends
Notes of Interest.

AIRS. A. II. Beebe was pleasantly sur
prised at her home last week Friday
evening. The occasion was her birth
day Music was enjoyed during the
evening. Solos by Mrs. A. Fl. Beebe.
q. II. Beebe, Frank Rose, Harold Rose
ana Frank Lefingwen We're greatly
enjoyed. Refreshments, consisting Of
cake. cookies and ice cream. were
served. The party broke up at a late
hour wishing the hostess many more
birthdays.
Miss Nellie LeffingweI of Fftchville
as the guest over Sunday of Albert
Ross and family.
everett Eagles Of New Lordon was
the guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. c. LefingNeH on Sunday.
elisha Gardner was a caller in town
Sunday.
George s. Gadbois Of New London
vas the guest Sunday of Orrin Left
hngwell and family
Fred Palmer and. Miss Alice Buckley
o. Norwich were guests at c. LELAND
Palmer's Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
LIBERTY HILL.
Local Guests at Norwich Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Verplanck and
son Of South Manchester were. guests
Of Mrs Nerpianck's mother, Mrs. r. A.
Moves. from Wriday until Monday
Airs Annie f. Harvey and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clarke ana Wallace
Palmer attended the Wedding of Mrs
HarVeys son, William r. Harvey. at
Norwich Saturday evening
J. a. BurrIl was in New London
over Sunday
Miss Nancy Fuller hats been visiting
In Hartford
Ross StrzNzewshi is employed as
cook by the Crockett Bros. a their
lumber camp. south part of the town.
Miss Vivian James was leader of the
c. 4. Meeting Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
LEONARD BRIDGE.

Miss JAelen Dewey Of Columbia was
Weekend guest of Judge A. q.
krleeland,s ISm 10,
Senator FRED J. Brown, Fred g.
RroNp NTEoa Abel and others we're
IN Hartford Saturday. Attending the
funeral Of GOV. George l.. Lilley.
II u r1m9red that Clarence Brock
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
The Business and Social Life of Every Town and
Settlement Reflected in These Columns.

EFT is to plant 10 acres OF corn on the
Joseph Hall farm.
The S. n. E. Tel. Co. have their men
through here, tightening the wires,
which We're sagging from the effects
of the ice storm
Mrs. f. p. kneeland and daughter
T.avinia spent Thursday at Albert
Parkes. Jones street, Hebron.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
NORTH SIONINGTON.
Rev. Lueius Drury Resi-ns After
Five Years Pastorate-Ne~ r. =.
D. Route After July I.

D. Route After July /.
Rev Lucian Drury completed the
fifth year of his pastorate with the
Third Baptist church Sunday. having
entered upon the work on the first
sunday in May. 1904. At the close OF
the morning service SUNDAY lfr. Dru-
r.. rendered TO the church his resg-
nation, 70 take effect May g. No ac-
tion has yet been taken by the church
upon the resignation
Preparing for Pastors Coming.
The interior OF the Congregational
parsonage is being renovated for tise
pastor-elcct. Rev. r. N. HOLSTER. who
is expected to arrive today (Satur-
day).
Notes.
The Congregational church Fad Us
annual meeting Tor the election OF Of
hcers Saturday afternoon. followed by
roll call and tea.
Miss Dora Thompson Maine Is az
her home in the village.
Rev and Mrs f.. n. Whitman 81
Pawtucket r. T. have been spending
the week with Miss Maine.
1tr and Mrs. David Mason have
moved into part Of the house be-
longing to Mrs. r. G.. Maine. on the
West street
A r. r. ID. mail routue viii be es.
tablshed from the local postOffice Iulf
l., serving patrons at the, east. south
" est and northwest OF the village.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
PEMDLETON HILL.
Prayer Meeting Held With Mrs
Thompson.

The weekly prayer meeting Wa- held
at the home OF Mrs Jennie Thompson
Friday evening
Rev j. a. Adams preached "a
Nlark's Falls chapel last Sunday az
3 o'clock.
John ID. Avery Was al our post odic,
last Wednesday collecting taves
Deacon T.. F. COON was IN RoctvSls
wednesday on business
Homer kinney was in Pr.stsn City
Wednesday
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
LETTERS FROM TOWNS in TWO STATES

Rawson of Norwich called on friends
here Tuesday evening
Miss Ethel Boynton of Palmertown'
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. +.
Boynton on Sunday.
Mr.. Moran of New York is the guest
of Olin r. Boynton
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
UNCASVlLLE.
3. Y. P. v. Gives Pleasing Entertain
nent-GoIden Cross Pays $1,000
Death CIaim-SociaI of c. {. Society


The {. NJ. Robertson company has
broken ground for the foundation of
a larsa stock house to be built along
the G. v spur track east of the Rock
land mill.
Clarence McArdle has entered the
employ OF a firm in New London and
begun work Monday.
mrs; FRED W. hooper. who has been y,l
I Ir'.ine 1rov.nina ret1S,ed ~ 7, Rosto,,
Saturday. accompanied Dy her niece,
Miss Jennie Rudd OF Montville
Opsretta Followed BY Sale.
The B Y. p q of the Union Ran
fist church had an entertainment con
sisting Of an operctta. followed by a
sale of ice cream and cake on Friday
evening. The operetta. l'loIinda or the
Rose and Pearl. was given in Palmer
Memorial halt Following was the east:
Elorinda. a little village maiden. Miss
Minnie Chapel; Fortuna, fairy queen
Miss Gertrude Olsen; Nala queen OF
witches Mrs. Everett Chapman; . Ao-
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some time. returned TO aer home i'm
Hartford This week
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