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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-30

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midas. Casa espaciosa y centriica.
Favorecidas por viajeros. Parqus
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
PULTZ, LEBANON CATCHER.
BREAKS HIS LEG
CoIlided with Dan Maria at Second in
Fitchville Came

What promised to be an interesting
game of ball came to an abrupt end
ing at the first of the fifth inning in
the game between Lebanon and Fitch
vile at Fitchville Saturday afternoon.
Coughlin for Fitchville was rather
wild, in the first inning allowing three
men to score, but after that settled
down and allowed only one more run.
Smith for Lebanon allowed ~~ly one
run, but was found in the fourth when
Carter landed on him for a two bag
ger but was left on base
Both sides had settled down to
work. Lebanon was at bat and one
man out when NJ. Pultz, catcher of
Lebanon. made a dash for second and
while doing so collided with Dan Mar
ra, who was playing second for Fitch
vile. With the collision came snap
which was heard all over the field
and it was soon discovered that Pultz
had his leg broken. The game was
then forgotten and all attention given
to Pultz. He was carried from the
field and later removed to his home,
where a doctor was called. Maria at
the time felt no effects from the col
lision but Sunday he was seized with
pains and a physician was called and
said the pains resulted from the col
lision. and Maria will be laid up for
a few days. Pultz displayed much
courage and grit at the way he bore
his intense pain while he was being
born from the grounds. The score:
Lebanon 3 0 o.
F'itchVille 0 0 81
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY MARKETS.
Stocks Opened Active but Closed Heavy
aud Dull.

New York. Sept. 17-10.10 a. NJ
Opening dealings in stocks were fairly
active and prices showed an advancing
tendency. New York Central rose
IA and Union Pacific and Baltimore
and Ohio substantial fractions. Evans =
Vile and Terre Hauts sold at an ad-
vance of .. marlborough Metropolita n
preferred reacted ga from yesterday S
advance and Delaware and Hudson de-
ciine6 ga
II a. m.--Sslling orders came into the
market after Union Pacific had crossed
IS and the active stocks turned down
wards. Union Pacific lost all of it's
gain and Amalgamated Copper and
a American Smelling receded to below
yesterdays closing. Subsequently the
market stiffened. Wabash preferred,
Consolidated Gas and Tennessee Cop
per moved up a point. American To-
bacco preferred and National Enamel
ing lost as much.
Close.-The market closed heavy and
dull. moderate show of strength in
the general list con1panied rise in
the Interborough Metropolitan stocks.
The advances ware partly lost after
wards. American Car preferred de-
clined 1-2.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
JUPES MTNTIRE WINNER
IN c. A. c. FIELD DAY.
Scores "a Points to Aubrey's $4,000
Programme at Sachem Park.

The first outdoor fall field day of the
Central Athletic club was successfully
conducted at Sachem park in conrec-
tion with the scheduled game of the
City league, the double athletic bill
attracting an audience of 500 to 700
who watched the men fight for first
place in the six events on the pro-
gramme and the three fine prizes which
were awarded to the entries winning
the most total points. The position at
the finish in each event counted Tor
), and 1 points. respectively
Entries had been received from New
London and Willimantic men, but they
failed to appear, leaving only these
fcu1 local men to compete: Jupes Nc
Intire Tom Aubrey Bill Houlihan and
Henry Christman. This was the order
OF their finish on total points scored,
McIntire scoring "a and winning the
handsome silver loving cup. Aubrey
scoring 16 and winning a gold watch
fob. Houlihan scoring and winning d
pair of gold cuff buttons, and Christ
man scoring ).
The officials who conducted the field
daY in q satisfactory manner were +.
j. Murtha T. J. Kelley and Luke Riley,
judges; Henry Congdon, clerk; Luke
Riley. announcer. and Francis CIish,
Jr.. chairman of the club committee.
Interest centered largely in the COM
petition between McIntfre and Aubrey,
who ran each other a close race for
first place. In the first two events they
stood even on POINTS totalled to s,
but Aubrey took the lead by winning
the three broad jumps, making the
stending Is to . in his favor. Then
Mclntre took first in the shot put and
Aubrey failed TO get point, putting
the. Greeneville man one to the good.
IA to 13. and Aubrey spoiled his own
chances by failing to add anything to
his score in the running broad jump.
The following were the results:
100 yard dash-J. McIntire first, Au-
brey second. Houlihan third H. Christ
man fourth: time II seconds.
Running hop, step and jump-Aubrey
first. SO feet 10 inches; McIntira sec
ond, 81 feet ( inches: Christman third.
35 feet g inches: Houlihan fourth, "a
feet IL inches.
Three standing broad jumps-Au-
brey first, II feet inches; Houlihan
second, % feet II IL inches McIntire
third IS feet inches; Christman
fourth, 90 feet inches.
~ pound shot put-McIntire first. As
feet II inches: Christman second. AZ
feet IL inches; Houlihan third, 43
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
STONINGTON
Warden and Burqesses Recommend
Compiling Borough Bylaws and Or
dinances-Death eff Oscar Cook.

The monthly meeting of the warden
and burgesses was held Friday evening
with Warden Crandall and Burgesscs
Stivers, Brightman. Atwood and
Chesebro present. AS John killars had
not qualified and Eugene Batty had
gone to Virginia. the board will be
small for the balance of the year. The
nomination of Ed p Teed as chief en-
gineer, Charles D. Main as assistant
chief of the fire department. was ap-
proved. Attention was called to the
ditch on Orchard street, through a
complaint from B. S. Cutler Street
Commissioner StiVers will attend to
the matter. 1t was voted that in the
opinion of the warden and burgesses
it is a,dvisa BILE that there be a COM
pilation of the bylaws and ordinances
of the borough, together With the stat
ute laws of the state appertaining to
boroughs, and that there be printed
sufficient number of copies thereof for
general use. a special meeting has
been called for Friday next to take
action on the above vote.
Miss Florence Hewitt is teaching at
Tangwonk and Miss Julia Wilcox in
the Road district.
Mrs. L. B. Lathrop was the guest
Saturday of Mrs. ]. F. Howerton at
the Wauregan, Norwich
Miss Eta Durgin will spend her
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
OPEN HOUSE cRooUET.
Avery Practically Assured of Winning
First Place.

Games played Saturday and Friday
in the croquet tournament at Open
House took an important bearing on
the proba BILE final result and prac-
tically assured Avery of winning first
place. as they left only w. II. Simp-
son and Whitney with a chance of ty-
ing him And even to do this neither
of these two can afford to lose a single
game, as they have each already lost
as many games as Avery has lost. w.
H. Simpson has six more games to
play and Whitney eighteen, so that
they both have got to have some good
luck to finish without losing any more.
These three, Avery, w. H. Simpson
and Whitney, together with A. B.
Simpson, and perhaps Mcmahon, look
like the logical candidates from which
to pick the prize winners in the tour
nament.
The following We're the Friday and
Saturday games and the standing Sat
urday night:
Simon beat Alofsin twice, w. III.
Simpson beat Alofsin twice, A. B.
Simpson beat Alofsin twice, A. B.
Simpson beat Mcmahon, Messenger
beat McMahon, McMahon beat Mes
singer, Simon beat Mcmahon twice,
McMahon beat Geer twice. Simon beat
Parker twice. Parker beat Embach
twice, Simon beat Whitney, Whitney
beat Simon, Whitney beat Hines
twice, Whitney beat Parker twice.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF.
Fourteenth Annual Tournament Begins
Today at Manchester Mass

manchester, Mass. Sept. 1S.-Follow
ing fast on the national amateur tour
nament comes the fourteenth intercol-
ieslate golf cha pionship meeting be
tween Yale, Harvard, Princeton Uni
verslty OF Pennsylvania, Dartmouth and
iHlams beginning On the links Of the
Essex Country clso here tomorrow with
team marches These will continue for
the Arst three days OF the week and
VIII De Followed by individual cham
plShship matches on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday. The colleges will be
drawn for the teams but there will be
a medal play qualifying round on
Thursday morning fer the individual
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
AUSTIN PITCHES TWO HIT CAME
State Hospital and Greeneville Win in City League
Jupes McIntire Cup Winner In C. A. C. Field
Dayton Aubrey Second Athletics Increase Lead
g. Defeating Detroit.

All four teams in the City league
had good weather for their games this
week and furnished good sport to the
crowds attending. on the Hospital
diamond the State Hospital team took
a tighter grip on first place by keep
ing up their unbroken record of vic
tories, defeating the Ceptrals 8 to
]. At Sachem park, Manager Bowen
cheered the Greeneville admirers by
putting on q team that won from Nor
Wich Town and rewardins the efforts
of the Greeneville manager to annex
his first victory in the league. The
score was Greeneville 6, Norwich
Town >.
Austin Holds CentraIs to Two Hits.
single and a double scattered five
innings apart were all that the Cen
trails could get off Bill Austin's pitch
ing on Saturday afternoon at the Hos
pital grounds and the State Hospital
team We're easy winners, to /. keeping
their slate clean of defeats in the City
league. Bill piled up no big strikeout
record but he had something on the
ball that kept it within the infie!d al
most entirely. seven coming to Bill
himself for outs and assists. Murray's
double in the ninth and Murpny's sin
gle in the fourth were the only counts
in the hit column. Murphys single fig
uring in the one run that saved the
Centrals from a shutout.
Young Simcox was in the box for the
Centrals and was hit rather freely for
a total of nine. Sam Austin, Bill Austin
and Fowler each getting couple of
singles.
he
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
F0WNES' STEADY PLAY
WINS FROM WOODS.
Captures Amateur GcIf Championship,
up and 8 to Play.

Steadiness with the driver midico
and putter Won for William Clark
Fownes, Jr., of the Oakmont country
club of Pittsburg. Pa, the amateur
golf cham pionship of the country ar
transferred from the Hinsda!e club Of
Chicago the possession of the Have
meyer cup, in the match played Sat-
urday at Brooklne, Mass
The PLAYER whe tried for 80 holes
TO keep the cup on the shores OF Lake
Nich1gPn was Werren Kenneth Wood
of the Homewcod golf club 81 Chr
caso. but being cratic from The ties,
decidedly week on the greens, he sue.
cumbed by score of I'D ANA to
play to the superior work of FowEes.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
OBITUARY..
Oscar Cook.

Oscar Cook died at his home here
Friday afternoon. after long illness
with consumption. He was native
of Pawcatuck but had lived in the
borough for number of years, being
enea ged as a blacksmith until his sick
ness compelled him to retire He was
80 years old and was the son of Mr..
and Mrs Albert Cook. He leaves two
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19

came to the bat on his first appearance
in local game since joining the Fall
River team of the New England
league.
The fancy fielding was all pulled off
by the losers notably one-hand
pickup by Tom Casey at second,
catches by Ryan and Iris, the Acad-
envy player in the outfield. Catcher
Ryan of Norwich Town was hit in
the stomach by a foul tip and had to
take to the outfield after pluckily
sticking behind the bat for an inning.
For the losers Ben Houlihan pitched
a good enough game to win ordinarily,
but some ragged support was respon-
STOLE for the last five runs scored by
GreeneVjlle The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
WORLD SERIES BEGINS
PROBABLY ON OCT. IS.
Details to Be Arranged Soon for the
Meeting of Cubs and Athletics.

Chicago. Sept. 1S.-According to
Garry Hermann. president of the ma
tional commission, the meeting to de-
eide the details for the worlds series
between the Chicago Cubs and Phila-
delphia Americans will not be held for
two weeks at least and in the mean
time the fans will have to wait for
definite information regarding the ex
act dates end the order of how the
games will be played. 1t is said, how
ever. that the opening day will be Sun
Cay. Oct. Is, and the West Side grounds
here the battlefield for the series
Opaner
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
MON EY,

New York, Sept. 17.-Money on call
nominal; no loans; time loans dull and
steady; sixty days 3-4@4 per cent. !:
ninety days 4Q4 IA six months 4 IA
o. "a; prince mercantile paper IL
to per cent; sterling exchange steady
with actual business in bankers bills
at s4.s3.se@ s4s3.75 for sixty day bills
and at ~ $685. for dem2 nd: commercial
bills s4.e3g Ia bar silver So IA Mex
lean dollars a.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
PhiIIies Win at Scranton.

Scranton. Pa. Sept. 1S.-In an exhi-
bition game here the Philadelphia Ma
tionals defeated the Scranton team of
the New York State league to 3. The
game was called at the end of the sew
enth inning to allow Philadelphia to
catch a train.
Score by innings: RH. E.
Phila. Nationals 0 2 0 o 2 3 O-6 7 /
Scranton 0 2 0 @ Ga /
Batteries: Slaughter and Jacklitsch,
Doom; Chalmers and McDonough UNI
pire, O'Brien.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19

feet 7 inches; Aubrey fourth, 40
feet 4 IL inches.
Running broad jump-McIntire first.
1G feet inches; (Houlihan and Christ
man tied for second at 15-11: on jump
off Houlihan won with jump of 1o-l,
puoo7s- uBU!InoH :tSuUnoJ ueuI4sIIqO
Is feet IL inches: Christman third. 10
fee; II inches; Aubrey fourth, Is feet
s if,cnss.
220 yard run-McIntire first. Aubrey
second. Houlihan third, Christman
fourth; time IS seconds.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
VILKESRARRE REMNANT WINNER
OF N. Y. STATE LEAGUE
Second Consecutive Time-Syracuss
Beat EInira for Second Place.

Albany. n Y. Sept 1S.-The 1910
season of the New York State league
closed today with games at Albany and
Utica. the other clubs having concluded
their schedule yesterday For tina sec
end consecutive time the pennant goes
to Wilkesbarre Pa. Syracuse and
Elmira had q close race for second
place. The former finally got it.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19

brothers, William Of the bsreukh and
Henry OF Webster, besides hAS wife.
The funeral was held Saturday at 1.so
p. M. with burial in S*oningtcn cem-
I.etery.
ington and the town clerk Will nest
lne1t Saturday for the purpose of max
ing voters.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
COTTON.

New York, Sept. 17.-Cotton futures
closed easy. Closing bids: September
1855. October I214 November 1897
December 1906. January 1892, Febru-
airy 1905, March 1910 April =. May
10. IA. June 1912, July 1911 Spot closed
quiet: middiing uplands 1880: mid
ding gulf, 1l.f5; sales, 9.2S7 bales
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19

game. the Greenevilles strengthened
team met Manager Casey's Norwich
Town contingent. handing them a de-
feat 6 to 3 Mclaughlin twirled in
winning form. tanning eleven and
keeping the nine hits off him sea tered
so that they produced the fewest runs
In the lineup of the winners were
slim" Mcintyre on first and Jimmy
McClafferty on third, the former get
ting an enthusiastic hand when he
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19

championship. This will be followed
by three 1S-hoie rounds of match play
on Thursday afternoon and Friday and
the finals in So holes on Saturday
Yale holds the team cham pionship.
while the individual was won last year
by A. SeckeI of Princeton, whose home
is in Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
Record Fast Ball Game.

Mobile and Atlanta broke the worlds
time record for ba sehall game at
Atlanta Saturday when they played a
full nine inning game in 80 minutes;
Mobile won TO l.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
yaaction beginning today Monday in
Providence.
Described Mission Work.

On Sunday Rev. d. Brewer EDDY,
formerly connected with the student
volunteer movement, now secretary Oh
the American board of commissioners
for foreign missions, spoke most inter-
estingly on his work at the Second
Congregational church. A large num-
Der enjoyed hearing Rev. Mr.. Eddy.
Capt Ben Chesebro. in the smack
c. n Whitford. had quite loss Whiie
fishing off Block Island. One OF the
large beam trawl nets was lost. with
a good haul of fish therein.
District Deputy Visits x. Of G.
At its last meeting, Nina council,
knights of Columbus entertained Dis
trict Deputy Sullivan of New London.
1t was voted at the meeting to give a
play and entertainments.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19

Minor Heir the crack pacor. mada
a new worlds record at the state
fair grounds at Louisville, KY, on Sat
urday, when he negotiated the half
mile in the fast time. of 1.91 IA, which
is the record for a half milo track
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
Improvina conares.ionaI RECORD.

If that Colorado woman should go
to congress in all probability the es-
teemed Congressional Record will have
to add a society column to jts able
staf.-Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
Y. M. C. A. CHAMPIONS
OF MILL LEAGUE
Schedule Is Over = Leaders Close
Without Losing a Game.

The Y NJ c. A team closed it's
schedule season Saturday afternoon,
winning from Jewett City by forfeit,
that team failing to appear on it's own
grounds. This leaves the Association
team with ten victories and undefeat-
ed and gives them possession of the
championship banner
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
A Prehistoric Find

prehistoric ja.ubone weighing 40
POUNDS has been unearthed in Indiana.
1t Is a remarkable find to make dur
Blade.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19

Tive base hit. Mclean three base hit. Parent:
home run Gandii hits. off Hunt 5 in innings. off
Smith in innings: carlo h. elit4 htue c d no
Smith innings; sacrifice hit zeider; stolen
bases Iougherty. Lord Wagner; double plays, WaS-
ner to Stahl, Gardner Wagner 10 Stahl. Walsh 10
Zeider to Candid; triple play Parent to Zeider 10
Gandil: left on bases. Chicago 4. Boston 8; hrst
f,a Sc on balls, Walsh l. off Hunt g. off SMITH ,:
frt base Chicago .: struck out, by Walsh
c. by Smith .: Wild pitch. Walsh; time. 1877;
p:res Eean and Sheridan.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19

Congress May Be Asked to Enact
a law compelling national banks about
to begin business to have an uniu-
paired capital and a surplus.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
GREENEVILLES GET ONE.
Manager Bowen's Nine Hands Defe at
to Norwich Town, to 2.

Before the biggest crowd OF che
league season at Sachem park, drawn
by the double attraction of the Central
Athletic clubs field day and the ball
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
Lynn Defeats Waterbury.

Waterbury, Sept 1S-The Lynn
(New England leagueD team defeated
Waterbury in an exhibition game here
TO-DAY. 4 to >.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
Slated for Fisher In

Score by innings:
st. Louis .............3 Q q $
New York ...........0 0 I 0 0-3
Two base hit. Hartzeil; sacrifice hits. Northen.
Knight; double PLAYS Wallace to Grham TO kilHfer.
I[iifer Wallace to Graham, Cree 10 Laporte
Killifer unassisted; psased balls. Crser ,; stolen
bases. Truesdaie, H1rtze4i 2 Gordon, Daniels hit
by pitched ball. by Fisher l. by Nelson l. by Warhop
bases balls off Nelson l. OF Vaughn q struck
out by Nelson s. by Wsfhop J. by Fisher 4: hits
off Vaughn in Ia inning. OF Fisher in 2-S in
frcs. off WARRIOR in 4 innings; left on bases, St
Louis s. New York 3 time. lao umpires, oLough-
and Connolly
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
chieano Make, It Thre. str.i,ht from Boston.

Chicago. Sept. 1s.-Chicago made 1t three straight
from Boston today. winning 6 to in mark
ed by Washs pitching and hiple play. stahi
singled, Lewis beat infed hit and Purtsll lined
to Parent. Parent tossed the rail- To Elder. doubling
StahI of second. and Zeidex threw TO Gsndil retir
ing Lewis at first. The
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
SUNDAY BASEBALL RESULTS.

Eastern League.
AT Observation-Disclosures :. Providence l.
At AIontreal-Mont.eal 2. Toronto !
At Newark-Jersey City S, Newark 6; 10 innings
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
Athletics 4, Detroit /.

Detroit, Sept 1s.-Dygert allowed the Detroit bats
but four hits today. and Philadelphia TO
]. But for wildness in the second inning the Wis
ting pitcher would have had shutout. The batting
of Lord and Collins featured. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
American Leaque.
CITY LEAGUE STANDING.

A commission has been appointed to
revise the names Of the streets Of
Montevide~
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19

Runs. for Grccnvne J. Casey Mcintyre. b. Houll-
han. Sheehan. Bowen. Mclaughlin; for Norwich
Town Wech . base hit. j. Casey; sacrifice hit,
Houihan; stolen bases J. Casey, T. Casey WEIGH
McGrath; LETT or bases Norwich Town 9. Greene
vile 10: bases balls. off Mclaughlin ,, OFF -
struck out by McLaughin IL by b. Houlhan s.:
passed ball ]. Casey; time rs; umpire. j. b. Be
mott. Attendance
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
ST. Louis DEFEATS New YORK.
New York.

St. Louis Sept. 1s.-Nelson unhttsble in
pnches today and St Louis defeated New York to
8 in The final game Of the series. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
MYSTIC
Tent Of Daughters of Veterans Or
ganizee-O. {. S. Sewing Society
observation-disclosures ster Potter Re-
turns.

The third tent of the Daughters of
Veterans to be established in this state
was offlclally organized in Mystic on
frlqay with membership Of IA the
work being in charge of Mrs Frank
orchard and Mrs. Phelps Of New Lon
don. The name given the tent was
Phebe Parker Rathbun No. 3. after a
woman of that name whose husand
ana three sons We're veterans of the
ciNli war There was an attendance
CT Il at this meeting. The following
officers were elected: President. Mrs
Wllfred S. Lamb; senior vice presi-
ent, Mrs. Frank Bailey: Junior vice
president, Mrs. Archie Haas: score
tary, Miss Lillian Passamore: treas
urer, Mrs. Charles R. Geer: chaplain,
tor, Mrs. Alfred w. Butler. Execu-
tive committee, Mrs. Thomas w. Ry-
ley. chairman; Mrs. Mark l. Gilbert
and Mrs. B. Lamb AT the next meet
/ ing other officers will be appointed.
Birthday Party
Miss Eva Taylor entertained friends
saturday evening in honor of her
birthday. Games and music were en-
| JoYed dur1no the evening and refresh
r.ents were served.
News in General.
Miss Eva Taylor entertained friends
Saturday evening in honor of her
birthday. Games and music were en-
joyed during the evening and refresh
| ments were served
News in General.
George P. Spencer has returned from
| New York
lantlc City are the guests of the lat
| terF mother, Mrs. George b. C'~arv
William T. Brand of New York is
spending his vacation with his family
| al Willow Point
Jessie d. Crary has returned . New
| 1trk. having spent the summer here
Kept Needles Busy.
The members of the sewins, society
of the Order of Eastern Star we're
| Pleasantly entertained by Mrs. George
F.. Wilcox at her home on Noank roa
and large delegation was present
many from Mystic attending \ New
! England boiled dinner was served dur
lrs the day Several quilts were tied
| .'y the ladies. Those present were
| Mr.. and Mrs Amos Chapmai,. Mr. and
| Mrs. w. B. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs John
Chapman. MIR. and Mrs. Everett Crane
| Ny. and Mrs George d. Johnson. Mrs
Mary Bevan, Mrs. George Daneke. Mrs
Isabella Mackenzie, Mrs. Henri ke1-
| logg, Mrs. NJ. L. Small. Mrs. Sar h
| Barstow, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ie'.-
sen. Miss Ruth Lamb, Mrs Mary Luce
Miss Emma Latham, Miss Marion jan
| sen, Edward Jensen. Miss Ethel Latll-
all. Miss Phebe Wilcox. Air ard Mrs
| George Wilcox
| Personal Items.
Miss Helen Bentley is visiting il
| Ha rtford.
Mrs. William P. Bostwicfl and her
| daughter Violet have returned from a
| visit at Short beach.
! George Stott,- George Books and
! ! hi mas Collins spent Sunday at the
Joe Albert Gallup place in ,-edyarfl.
! Postmaster c. c. Potter resumed his
| place at the Mystic post0ftic.e TINS
morning after a vacation, part OF
which he spent at Atlantic CiiN. lIar-
| ry 3. Mackenzie has been sui stittit-
| ing curing the time which the post
| office force had their vacation.
| Mf. ana Mrs. George Burrows OF
| Baltimore, MI, are guests Of the for
/ Z.