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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

What This Guthrie Citizen Says Only
corroborates the Story Of Thou
aandh

HNIaNt
The particulars related by this rep
resentaiive citizen Of Guthrie are
similar 10 hundreds OF others IN this
city. when there are scores 0f pee
pie, al anxious to tell about the bene
fits received from the use OF Doan q
Kidney Pills. the greatest skepuc ln
Guthrie must be convinced. Read the
following
Mrs. ]. Sturgeon. 1919 ", Cleveland
Ave. Guthrie. okla. says: Several
months ago I began 10 be ANNOYED hy
d lame aud aching back and some
nights was hardly able TO walk home
from work. The muscles OF my back
seemed to contract when STOPPED
ana Il felt as though 4 sharn inssfu.
menl were being driven into me. The
kidney aecfeElons were scanl. dis
tresslng IN passage and source OF
endless annoyance. One evening while
resdIng she paper, saw Doans Kid.
ney pills advertised. and procured a
box At J. \. Wallacea drug store.
Soon after began taking them, The
acute pain left my back and before I
had finished the contents az ihs box
vas cured. ! have not been both
cred with haskache since and have a
high opinion IT Dohn's kidney Flllas
For sale hY all dealers Price 50
cents Foster Mllbufn Co. buffalo.
Neu York. aels agents Iof the United
States
Remember The name ppAn and
laka 40 o|heE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20
MANY MEN
UNEASY I
ABOUT
RES|N I

Lawton, Okla, Jan 20 The assault
on the whlstey detectives assistant
from the country, Saturday may lead
to direct and endless Investigation Of
tae numerous assaults and h-ldups
which have disgraced this city an fall
and winter The special force OF work
arg to ASCERTAIN all offenders and the
RAISING Of money 10 force o most bitter
and relentless prosecution II now
known q be a certainty.
The occurrence which caused so
much feeling took place Saturday night
about o'clock VIII Ilierd, farmer.
living ten miles Sesi OF Lawton. who
bad been IN the city TO- sometime try
ing to assist The county sfticers ~
catcalng the viol8turs of The prohlbl-
tory liquor law, was cruelty and wan
tonly assaulted by gang Of men on
Avenue d, between Third and Fourth
street He had neon sworn IN speolai
officer on ihe sheriff's rec and In me
discharge Of his duties was authorized
10 20 armed Tor any emergency
As he was Yassing tha Mogul Cigar
store 4 us.h called him In 10 talk. H'
followed the nasiy back 70 the rear O
the Aallwhy when he was hit In th'
face. Knocked down and kicked ~ ths
face by several men who crowded
around him. They tunk his pistol ans
shon they had beaten him into insen
sibllly they threw him out into ih'
street. bloody as a mtchered hog Hil
heft ear was badly torn He finally 80
the sherlffs office where The bi2c'
was washed on and bis Sound
dressed.
illem sl.ed complaint against lou
lmer samed Anderson Johnson, Mafti'
and Neagan whom he says were ~
assauliing partles Warrants were I
| sued 10. them. and they were arrested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20
STATE:
S|JPT. I.
MAKES
H4MA - -
F|1HOR[|


state Superintendent r. y. Cameron
has issued the following suggestions
10 all county superlntendents in the
state for the observance Of Line ln
centennial anniversary with special ".
ercisea in The public schools.
A booklet ii the life Of Lincoln ia ah
10 being sent to the various supern.
tendents
/. Plan 20 90 something 70 com
memorate the Lincoln centenary hul
arrange your exercises 70 meet copdl-
tl5ns
2. Arrange special programs cor,
slsiine Of songs, recltatlons, COMPOST
ti0ns and select readings
2. Suggested topics for Lincoln Ger.
ienary. ilncoln's Birthplace School
Days studying by fire light. Love {
B0iks, Life IN Indiana and Illinois,
Trip 10 New Orleans clerklng IN q
Country s,ere, the Black Hawk War
study os Law. In the Illinois Legisla.
tufe, Postmaster a New Salem, Love
fcf Ann Rntledge Marriage 70 Mary
Todd. Election &, Congress, Debates
wlth Douglas. Campaign OF 1860, The
Inauguration ia 1851 Emancipation
Proclamation the Assassination
Asranae for talks hy both Con
federate and tininn Veterans.
s. Make the exercises an occasion
s.r taking up contribution Tor tho
benefit 81 the Lincoln Farm Associa'
iIon. and have your friends donate
books about Lincoln to sour library
8. Secure special literature Tor ihi.
occasion as feiiows; Llncoln's Sclcc
tions from the Lincoln MemOtial Com
mlttee. us American Central Liil
Buiding. indianapolis lndlanal l5 cis
Der copy or ~ cents per copy for ~ u
more. Lincoln lAteufaipre may ais
Sc secured from the A. Flanagan Pub
lIzhlng Co. Of Chicago, Illinois specln
pamphlets have been prepared by Hon
4. 4. Draper. State School Commits
sl0ner OF Albany. Neg York. also b.
lin. Faases A. Cotton. State superll
tendent. Indianapolis Indiana. and Hon
+. &. Blair. staie superintendent q
Springfield. Illinois. which may be hal
On request
Another excellent Nnrk Is Perry
psallle Masterpieces front lincoln,
published ~ Doubleday. Page 8 o.
New York ciiy
Lincoln Centennial Program.
b state anpl p Al Coll n .
Indiana
Is0a Ffidax. February l2tig09
openins Sons america by tl
School
2 Comnoallios Lincoin'a Bcs
hoed
B Composition, Origin and settiu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20
Constipation Caused
BY Indigestion


iH 1ufcu gF FNGtptHI NU NhuHatN ~
lts Work Aa Il Should
All forms Of constipation, bowel b
Intestinal trouble e must Of taeir
origin 10 the improper digestion ~
fud. The bowels measure 80 feet The
inside walls OF surfaces are wound
4 dignity about with millions Of nerves.
THESE nerves give life and control mil
lions of little mouths or suckers whieh
afe supposed 10 take nourlshment irm
thh food as Il leaves the stomach and
pssHes along this a0.ioot human canal
When Indigestion. dyspepsia or
stomach trouble ccnrs. The food being
uhdlgested, passes over these millions
& mouths. Il II fefmepted decaylng
mass ana n0ils 10 uaurishment IA it
aanuId
The little mouths suck Il up I'm.
part theAe impurities to The blood, mn
pregnate the little nerves with psison
and 50 the work Of constipation and
bowel trouble begins.
A natural iulce or secretion halorSs
nNfhelly Il the little cells and glAnds
along the niucous membrane of the 30.
ol canafor Dowel When Indigestion
oeerfs this Juice IS lacking and 50 the
maas Of waste matter can not pass
aleng as # should ana Is piled up and
eskod ln lie bowel thus bringing palh
and misery.
after 4 whllc tAe nerves and nerve
cenltrS whiea give HigOt and lille 70 the
bowel become pafaiyxcd thus for.
ever prohibiting ne bowel fism PER
yofmlng ils natural autieS
ssnaftH Dyspepsia Tablets when
taken AFTER menls algesta The food
nsoperly even though the stomach Is
aIIk and Il PASSES % the bowels nour.
lGhnienl aud juices. which help the n
isssines nbl Only 10 i their aark 1T
once. but builds them no, restores VI
laliiy % fne ncsvea. brings new Sc.
eFetlon e The glands and cells. helps
bowel action and euficnes the blood
The stomach II lhe cause ComnI 4
sense md science are one On this point
Yuu Ree Il 4pufanlf One ttlle grAin
nl stnafta rysptpsih Tablets wilI per
lerlly digest 5000 grains Of food, The
assimilation oi 4 meal by one these
tablets Is aa easy matier md Il Keeps
TIE atomaeh eleszf aud sweet 50 that II
brief time Efls Qekan n restored,
EyafY dlisgnl carries them IN
sIonh. price cef Send llk fanf hamf
a|1d nfifns aAS Ha wiil Naa.l y0n 4
fiaal paoAaae by may ffeN. Address Il
A' HlaaEI Co, 100 STUART HIdE, War
shall Mich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

0s lha-lln elm Douglas Debates
n Defamation Selections from the
Flrs, l.lneoln.D0ugiss Debate
g. pauglaag Opening speech.
lseleciiOns)
b. Line0lna Reply lseleetlona)
5. song "rhe Battle Hymn Of ne
Republic" BY the School
6 Comp siilon Election Of Lincoln
b the Presidency"
Z Defamation. 'ilncolna First IN.
augaral.' tselecllonal
8 Song THE Bonnie Blue FLAG
By tie School.
9. Recitation. THE Gettysburg All
dsass by the school
10 Defamation. Lncoln's secon
Inaugural (Sclectl nAf
H. Recitation. L0wels "commem.
oralion Ode" lSelecllona)
i2 Song, Selected, by the School
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20


The fire ladlies VIII give their ar
nua Dall Wednesday evening, January
27 autarle has every reason to feel
proud OF her hardwofkins department.
Jhe statistics shog that loss during
1905 was a trillo. number Of alarms tax
IA Intc consideration Chief gfuher
haa surrounded himself with q most Ell.
tlcieni bunch Of fire fighting boys. and
tor the annual bail at. should aud viii,
no danht respond heartily 10 the re-.
Quesla for tlcaeiA
Good cheer and fellowship Should
prevail on the might the 2Tlh The
cnnilagratlon Of love among an men
should be allowed TO have iull SWAY,
for every thug will be fully e vered
BY insurance"
Turn out AMI mngle With the boys
who at an times stand ready 10 sacrl.
flee limb and life; enc urage them
With your presence 10 make the de-
partment mDse effective, get on com.
mon ground With toe boys. on this
night that Is set aside as an annual
event
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20
As To THE
CASE OF
NJ REYNOLDS

Ia The Leader Tuesday appeared lhel
recital OF particulars IN connections
win ihe arrest Of Scott MaeReynolda|
ON a aariant charging him with con'
splfaef IN this story appeared the lEo
falaWiaa paragraphs 10 q statement
concerning the incldunti
sMf Ma Reynolds aua been IN the
Eihte ala s. constantly forneafly three
months ia tnH assisted BY one Or two
GsheY neu fpW ue east and By a cef-
llAn pefsua sam 0aio. and three or
four people OF our own state paid
IA attention 10 them until recently
when learned lhat they we're disaie
pointed az NOT tindius anything lrulh.
fu TO use against me. whereupon ihc}
became apparently desperate and pe.
gan offering large sums oi money "
persons to aid IN manufacturing ialse
statements. In several Instances ! an
reliably advised they rave used the cx
preston We have the money and are
| wiEing 10 give Il to yoS u yen VIII helf
fus
| eAa have already said ! would mol
offer the slightest interference ~ NnVll
search for Che truth bui the time has
come ia Oklahoma when vicious slap
der and false statements must he
made II at all. al tae risk Of the party
who 30 reekessly violates the law.
The Leader has no evidence in il.
/ Il ssession that the accusations SCI
nrlh are true. MaeHeynods seya ht
Ihas conducted BIS Investigation viii
| Infoprletg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

County Commissioners e y. 0ber'
holser ard Frank Wolf returned last
evening from shawnee where they 81.
tended the state commissioners aHsn
citation meeting. They report n pleas.
lns reception and entertainment at
lhe hands ni shawnee aud the naas.
sne of s0nia resolutions a me con-.
penlIon which they asenne are Il the
interest Of lha lax payers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

A Fhearhman. RapAcal Dubois. r..
ports Co the Acadamy Of Sciences ihs
result OF experiments with phosphorca
cent anlmaioulac in producing on 4
Elimination useful to man. by cnlil
waiting ID suitable manner large aGm
ber of micro.organisms capable u
emitting iiaht NJ Dubois succeeded
III illuminating room with degree
Of Intensity about equal 70 that 81
moonlight No radiation Of heat al.
pears to attend The production u thli
physiological light.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

4 half.ounee Of vlsgln on Of Pine,
TWO ounces Of Glvcerine and a half
plnt Whisky. mixed, win cure any
cough that Is eurabe and hreak epld
81 "a hours. Take o teaspooniF. rsrty
tour hours. ASK your druggist Tor lhe
eennne learh's Virgin Ull ot Pine
compound pure prepared and guafan'
teed by tbs Leach Chemical Co., Gins
clAuaii, q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20
0 0 90 Q . Q 90 Q o . Q Q Q Q {
: SEEN FROM THE
= HOUSE GALLERY
. 100000 . Q Q oo O Q Q I

Jim Noble Is agan chief lanllor and
aas three or four assistants under
him. Ne filled this position ssithiRls
during the constitutional convention
ami Tlfsf Legislature. Jim Is as faith
ful a negro as might be found IN
5ay's Journey ana Ia a fayorlte with
the members regardless Of political
amnaiiona. though Jim declares he IS
real emocrat Last year Il wsa
stated tEa he was suffering from a
severe attack Of ancestors "cons
aclenscions seruples" and other
troubles. he positively denies TINT
ne ever had any snch diseases
Sullivan. Of sequoyahLe Flore, Il
an lrishman and loyal desceudent ol
The "ouid sou he ls He llsclalma
any Relationship With the mighty
"lawn T.
Knox. Of Muskogee. bears quite G
close resemblance 10 D Ward Klng
the famous Missouri good roads advo.
cate and inventor OF the split log
drag" Nj. Knox. Ike Mr. King, is an
ardent advocate oI good roads
rtierbaek. ot Kingiisher. 4 one Of
the old settlers of the CheyenBe.Ara.
paho country aud served two terms
as treasurer Of Kingasaer county.
lisrYes knows az the boss AZ the
forks Of the creek. and has a quiet
but persuasive manner Of requiring
their friendship tlargcya father was
well acquainted With the fataar of
Wm ] Bryan. and Mr. Utterbaek.
ST.. tlso knew Mr. Beyan when the
latter was Just q boy. All the other
tittegaeks are Democrats 81 that
pefy' ~: tyne founl IN Illinois But
tae harvey always was sort Of
headedang and contrary
Nt Smith cf Grant. has returned
lfan MaHeaesler. where he WIS caliei
3 he iihess of Is aged molhcr.
"A reeeul nuuse gallery statement
made IT appear that Mr. wilson. q
Grer. Was an actiye worker fol the
sale Of the school lands A. a mat.
ter Of fael re Il not even On sAe conf
mlttce on school lands aud Il taking
absolutely ~ aclion In connection
Rlih legislation looking to Tho sale d
the lands Greer oo@nty hRs gone on
record a opposed to lhe sale 0l Tie
lands and ~ Wilson would DO noth
lne knowingly IN opposition 10 lht
wishes aI biz constituency
| Speaker Wilson Is As willing !
/ worker Is mas be found IN hny leg
| lslsllYe hHly u The lana liz seems
p hNYe adopted Is bis mutfu. Meal
Is eaflK as y0u gleasel hosa ana slay
long s. you lile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

"The minority sedoma silrs much IN
the house The peculiar rige anl FAN
of the speakers whskera give notice
rebeilioaa are not wanted. saya the
bunch who believe 'Repuha' are mado
be seen and NOT bears
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

Malaria causes Losa Of Appetite,
The Old Standard GROVES $ TASTE
tEss CHILL TONIC. drives out ma
lafia and builds np Tie synlem For
crown pe0ple and ChIIdreA Goa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

Anyhow whom Il comes right down
10 making a legislature be safe aud
sane" Il must be borne IN mind The
legislators have to endure the erill.
clsm Of sa many pain fools Il Is likely
to drive them mad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

Among ;he visitors il the eosfld0r
recently was old General Energy Let
us hope be will spend the winte- In our
corridors and Legislative parlorS-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

Mccoy esN S2la ffom Noble
ID. 4. mccoy city marshal oi Me
oud NHo arrested and placed 10 iail
Harry Armstrong the Perry murder
6f isaac Eell has gone TO Perry to
Get the sa0O reward offered by the
NOtle county 1llieers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

The rumors that Judge Brosnlee
had been called to Oklahoma CITY and
disciplined Is denied in the LOBBY The
statesmen who Ito things on n tel
floors are OF one mind in stating there
Is no way 10 gef disciplined among Re-
puhllcans save through the swift and
powerful forward movement of thr J 9
Norris boot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

The corridor statesmen were 10
glory last evening Senator G.re be.
ing candidate for reelection to his
present exalted position, ana belns op.
posed By Mr. D. Flynn, who resides
south Of Edmond, this state, and not
knowing as how the result might be,
was very much HI earnest with bis
candidacy. He told anecdotes, apout
life IN Washington and several other
things. Il wat exciting beyond meas
ure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

That story Wilson. Of Greer. tells II
Anil fapp Is a ratillng g0oi one Have
him tell you
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

Attorney l.. e pitiman, Of shawnee
sin The city.
Attorney George BUcker returned "a
Enid last evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20
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4 AT THE THEATRE. Q
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aAl,,man Hearte .

"Human Hearts"
aHuman Hearts" will shortly be
seen IN our city at the Brooks Thurs.
day. The play this season Will be
presented with a new scenic equip
ment and an exceptionally strong
company
Tonight.
The inherent strength Of zoe play
the very human character Of The nen.
Die. the many strong situations and
the rich comedy, all 60 to make
Frederick Pauldnge American Come
Isl. oi modern NE The Numana
Hour. one of the delightful treats Of
the season. Adelaide Thurston.
Whose succsss In thls play mas been
so nfnnounce5 win appear at the
B.ooka tonight and VIII have The sup
port II Mr.. panfilns and an excellent
company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20
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} IN THE HOTEL CORRIDORS. {
,oooOooococo 5000 0

Perhaps the correspondent cur friend
Jones was after Is really a pair Of
cean cutters bought NJ second
hand store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

Speaker Wilson Is As willing !
worker as mas be found IN hny les.
islRllYa hHly II the lanA He seems
80 hive adopted as hls muttu, Meet
Is oafIx AZ S0u glease hosa ana stay
= long s. you lIke
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

sullivan. of seQuoyah-ie Iflore, Il
M lrishman and 4 loyal deseeudent oI
The "ould 500 he Is. He llsclalma
any relationship With the mighty
"IaWn IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

The Dewey county students have III
ways held together particularly well
Their organization held meeting on
ThurFdsy oi last week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

MI Harder rs aosent from scAo !.
having gono 10 Kansas on buslaess Tor
bis denomlnntlsn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

Miss Hattie Whlte has re.cntsfel
scho after an absence Of several
weeks due 20 the illness Of her mother
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-29
A Choice Of Place for Burial.

In Cedar Hill cemetery a well
known detotst picked out a peculiar
lot that did not seem very desirable.
why Just here?" asked friend.
Because it commands a view Of the
Talcott Mountains. and I have always
loved them" Thus we perpetuate be-
yond this life our loves and hates.
We want TO lie on a spot we favor,
and among people, we have liked. This
body, that IN few years falls to
pieces and rningfes with the earth, Is
to enjoy the conpanionship Of other
bodies II knew and the spot IT liked.
Placed among his own people" has
been a force witt. all nations. We go
to great troubls to recover bodies
from river and sea, from abyss and
mount, and we cSrry them across half
the world, to put them with their
own people" In other words, 10 do
what we fancy they would have liked.
And the effect Of their personality
dwells with us long after they are
gone. as a living presence.-Hartford
Times.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-29
PUT NAM
New Feature Makes Municipal Regis
ter of Special Observation-Disclosures
5enoit, Rerardi- Murolo Weddings
Albert Gagne' Drowned.

The municipal register of the city of
Putnam for 1909 has just been issued.
This year there is a feature in it's
makeup that will probably increase the
demand for copies which are free for
the asking.
This new feature is the printing of
the tax list, which occupies 80 pages,
or about one-half the total number
of pages in the register. The list
shows the valuations placed on prop
erty in the city and the amount of the
tax. 1t also indicates to those who
scrutinize ii carefully why the state
board of equalization recently increas-
ed the grand list of Putnam a cool
million and a half. OF course. the
records have always been open for the
inspection of the public; but the print
ing of the amount of valuations that
taxpayers are putting their property
into the list for is a new wrinkle that
will bring the facts before a greater
number. Those who read the regis
lister are very apt to commence on
page 81. After they have read a few
pages, they probably will feel like buy
ing some of the property at the listed
valuations.
The register also contains the mes
sage of the mayor, list of city officers
for 1909, receipts, expenditures and the
reports of the several departments for
the municipal year ending December
81, 1908
City Clerk Leon T. Wilson compiled
the matter entering into the register,
and this was no easy task this year,
as a great deal of time and patience
were expended in getting together all
the facts that go to make the regis
ter the most interesting one issued
since the city was incorporated.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-29
TO SAFEGUARD FISHERMAN.
Ingenious Device Worked Out hy 10,
cal Inventor.

The very latest device for fishermen
who are at all prone to falling over
board while fishing from a boat is
nearly perfected and it is said that
rights patent are to be taken out.
This wonderful contraption Is the
product Of the ingenious inventor,
Mitch" Laramie, who has so far mas
tered the tackle" as to put 1t upon
exhibition at the headquarters Of the
Muskrat club wednesday.
Since DR.. Tiesing's and Town Clerk
Fentons recent narrow escape from
drowning the club members have been
urging the inventor to perfect a mod
Ell cage Of a screen-like nature with
buoy attachment so that the wearer
could not possibly drown If he fell
overheard.
The cage first perfected is but a
sample and especially made for Dr.
H. e. F. Tiesing. 1t can be attached to
the boat or the doctor by means of
straps, etc, and is fully equipped so
that in case of accident the wearer
would merely float on the surface of
the water until released. In all prob
ability the doctor will try out the
intricate workings Of it's mechanism on
his next fishing trip.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-29

ter Marjorie of Chicago. who are go
ing to Saybrook to visit Mrs Noyes'
mother.
F. NJ. Taylor of Hartford was in
town on business Monday.
Charles r. Thompson of Channplin
called ON friends in town Monday.
Miss Alice Everett left Monday for
Blu ....ss ION, NJ j., to visit relatives.
Sheriff Preston 3. Sibley Of Daniel
son was Willimantic visitor Mon
day.
Napoleon Bissopnette of Bridgeport
was the guest OF friends in town re-
Gently.
William A. Condor Of Providence
was an over-Sunday visitor in Will
mantle.
Otto B. Robinson and family are at
their cottage i'm Pine Grove, Mantle,
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hunt have re-
turned TO Bridgeport after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Latham are at
their summer home ar Pleasure beach
for the remaindex of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Rood of
Boston, formerly of this city. were
recent guests Of friends in town.
Mrs John F. Cronnelly, who is re-
ceiving treatment at St Joseph's hos
pital, is reported much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. william ]. Hastings
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. 0. D.
Brown Of Providence for the week.
Mrs. F. B. Grant of Prospect street
is entertaining her sister, Mrs. !. d.
Blanchard, and children of Hartford.