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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-13
FAR Sample.

Mr.. T'ollett and little Edward were
sitting meekly in the corner where
they had be-" pIaced by Mrs. Follett,
well out OF tile way of her evenings
work. Little Edward was reading the
History Of the Town Of Derby" to his
grandfather. He had reached a genoa
logical ,lnbyrinth.
What does patterned grandmother
mean, grandpa:" he inquired, pausing
for breuth.s
You look up paternal in-the diction-
airy, sonny" said Mr.. Follett. And he
showed the book toward his grandson.
1T mems 'fatherly.' like father,' 9
read the boy. Il don't understand that,
grandpa. .
We'll; now. see here" said Mr.. Fol-
lett hastily as his wife left the room
for moment, ITS like this, reckon.
The fathers the head O. the house so
called and the same with grandpa
Their, but sometimes they're married to
n kind Of masterful-w guess
/ your grnndma's what they'd can pa
ternal grandmother" Mr.. Foilett has
lilly finished rs he heard brisk footsteps
along the hall. "You get right on with
Your reading, boy Youths Compan-
ion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-13
! BR0ABDlJS
Institute Basketball Quint
Will Play the Schol-
astics.

5eThe Scholastic basketball five win
play the Broaddus institute ave IN
tine Mt. State Transfer and Storage
company's building dn the East End
Friday might at o'clock.
s The wonderful record made by the
local quint When 1T played the FAIR
mont Young Mems Christian Associa-
DION team in that city a week ago is
fresh in the minds of all the local
fans and they are anxiously, awaiting
fthe time OF the game Friday might
when they can see such fine team
i'm action lf
+ The local management schedul-
ing a large number OF games with
good teams. The schedule .will, be
completed ina few days andSwillbe
announced a2r gr'tr snasf.a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-13

~ ~ u iss - Il 81 q -
= NJ. on IsslEs, jan. 4. s-.3. q, blake.
while ridli young ana spirited
horse q dew days since. was thrown
from tine bach OF the animal 10 the
ground wsth force. from which he
was severely bruised and shaken UP;
though fortunately he mas mot SER
iously injured
Tile Baltimore and Ohio railroad
agent BeAe was the recipient OF an
express package recently. which he
would gladly return no the sender Il
his identity was known. He says he
Is not rnapprgciative OF donations,
but does nat know how he can utilize
q bag full Of cats 10 advantage in his
business.
The continuous rains Of last week,
with the continuous! heavy hauling
BY many teams during the rains has
about completed the destruction Of
bhe reads in this section. The, road
from West Milford to Lost Creek Is
said to be about out OF eomInissiolr,
and OVER swenty teams are yet
struggling THROUGH The mud trying "
haul pipe fine stun from Lost Creek
to various points OF distribution.
| Owing to alleged excessive gas
bills, some Of our citizense are light
ing up their coal fires again.
Emory Brand went Ito Parkersbnrg
Monday as a witness in aidase in
federal court. So
Mrs. J, /, Rargerhdff. one az the
teachers Of the Mt. Clare graded
school. while onEher way ii Lost
Greek to attend the teachers instf-
trte Friday, had the misfortune to
lose her poeketbook containing
some money ana a g.'ld watch.
Mrs. c. o. fMlcvfcker, who had been
at the home Of her father, Harry.
Meredith, nursing her mother, has
been confined there with lagrlppe for
two weeks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-13
SENTENCE
Is Being Served by Man for Being
Disohder1y In Street.

A man who gave the name on Floyd
sifus Is serving a sentence of five
lays in jail nor failing to pay a fine
( ( .s5 and costs at Sunday mornings
,esslon of police court for dls6rderly
conduct in the street. Four other
cases of disorderly conduct were
disposed of at the session. One fell
low forfeited a cash bond of 81, an
other paid a fine Of So and costs and
two others we're discharged as not
guilty. Mayor Frank R. Moore pre-
sided
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-13

Is a Detective Story to Be
Seen 1t the Star Theate
Here Tonignt.

Tracked BY wireless Il the
name 81 d thrilling dstestivs story
at the popular star theater on
Fourth street tonight. It win be
shown in three reels. It shows a
daring escape from boat with a
horse, a break for liberty. in a bal
loon and a hundred other daring esS
capes. adults VIII be charged ten
cents and children dive cents
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-13

DR.. William B. Craig, dean OF the
indiana Veterinary college, Is enjoy
ng his liberty unoer heavy bhfi, an
indiana grand Jury hayings recently
indicted him for the mdrder OF Dr..
Helene Knabe, at 1ler apartments IN
indianapolis on the night of Oct. 20,
1911. At the time Of Dr. Knabe,s
death the police made an Investigation
and came to tie conclusion that the
woman had committed suicide. The
Indictment q few days ago came as
the result Of an investigation carried
on by 9. private detective agency.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-13
MORPHINE
In Hanilbag Of Woman Arrested for
Drunkenness and Lettering.

Women giving the names Of Sadie
Gatrile and Bertha Star we're arress
ed Monday in streets cf the business
section by Policemen Isenhart and
Queen for drunkenness and lettering.
They We're placed in jadl to await a
hearing before the mayor in police
court Bertha Star had black hand
bag when arrested and bottle OF
morphine, which was taken away
from her, was found in it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-13
DISMISSED
10 WaHrant Growing Out Of Fight at
Wiisohbarg BY Justice, Gordon.

Because he was unable. to tell who
was the agressor lin a fight Howard
iconnels and Atyyi Davis had, a few
days ago at the Orr mining plant at
sWBl5onburg, Justice G. H.. Gordon
has dismissed warrant charging
assault and battery that was sworn
out by Davis against Corners. The
conbatants used a brick and a hatchet
In the fight but 'boSh cams of unin-
tured. The complainant in the case
was required to pay the costs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-13

IN the FIRST place, the home. seeker
HOPES THAT YOUR AID WILL CON
VINCE HIM THAT IT'S WORTH IS-
yEsTDGATing-for he reads ads with
a view to FINDING THE BEST BUY
ING CHANCE. SO. whether or no,
advertising pays when applied to
real estate depends upon how AID
vDRT1sARI.E TIN real estate Is.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-13
srocNnonpFRs. MErrINs

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of ilie Merchants Ma
ilonai Bank OF West Virginia VIII he
held at its banking house at ciarsIs-
burg. on Tuesday, January II. isls.
at II o'clock a. M, for the election OF
directors for the ensuing year and. f6r
the transaction of any other business
that may properly come before ii.
". II. LEWIS. Cashier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-13
CHOFR ma sane

The choir OF the First Baptist
church will sing Tomorrow night at
the revival meetings the Rev. Dr.. w.
g. TayEor Is assisting the Rev. j. W.
Barnes to hold in the Baptist church
atishinnston. Mlss Cora Smith is the
leader OF the choir and Miss Jessie
Renshiaiw pianist.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25

Ths hdsEr. ball %aS I .pTfIInI EUd1 un,. and It the samA tcnms sT+r meet ee1In there ought tu be lbs h"1Iac
 n ~n4 EIos io1Ixly [Ast Ht tuhrA- J,u-Isy's team won lay sS |" G| hut Fhusnpsan's hpSz havu us TOcd h ohAnce rO win if they play aEpir.
 Burloy was the Grst to xcprs fot his side and Thompson raG thr first tf. scorc for his O%n. Some pretty work between nroSts Und BNrloy marked the orsn1nE.
 Artst q short delay Eurler rontin- ueL. liA work i-ewls got the hNskpt afrar 4 quick passase at aTrnT nnd Rarley later stole up shc rnFl lenElt' of the hall And Kot there LchTnnr was Inc next to scorA and abont tha : time Charley 1rhonpsru did ronne ana woik but was InImcky. Lch%anH sceted again. AfLrr GOne Eon<l Pass- u.s rur Charley got in Er:ttT hA2kRL
 At lhH beginning of thu secnhd half Ralph Lomen mRdc Epiandit snnt that went hUTnc frnm nelrsy half way down ih%. hall. TanmP7Ln worked ike a demon. MnHtEOtnrl'y and Leals scnred I-nrneu nlt?T quick Wcrk scored aEsIr '.hl the play became fine Stnres soon aecgr- wards mcrs made by LGwIa mi I.th- mann &hd Charlie and hts mrn pnt the bnrlsy bunch cn thc dcIerstva. After relief eaRIe Brnste Eathnmc. but ThoTupscn evencd up. nur'cy's boys made several attempts hrr w@:c foncd every time. TOw1Td tt'' "r'3 hnIh aides were awarded f0G'" io- Ealher hut hDEh were missed.
 Things looked hAtter fpr thu ThoS1rSonE toward tho end. Lnnlcu md ckRTlle both srorink Eut h "as too lntv.
 lr WIS n Tiendld match nrd In' Eoud tv he let drop.
 The teahns wereI Rprley, Lrhai. m. Brostr. Crowley. Clinic.
 ThDmpSon, ItoTner. 1e~iS. n1enn. MnntEomEry.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
THINK CANCER
 IS CONQUERED
HAEIuM TESTS SHOW PROOFS
 ALM0eT EoNCLu6IVE.
Special rtunnst ServIe~,

9pReIAl Kunnet SarVbpWs
 LONDON. Jan. S. ''rnA fnFults oi the tesla nu~ heinz in4dE oI the radInn cure 1or tanrCr show thIi his curr is e%en moro effective In1r It wus Nupposgd to bs. The n"si uxr7Aordinury TrSuIG have bcAu re- ported within the past few dHyH whess tests hntr& E<sn Ecing nn rom RtRntly.
 IL is fnlly believed uo~ by s"iAi,- uuA thai thsA nnst malignant dls- ruae VII 6lsU ppeat ike some Ur the diseases whcl, aItackod shr AncVn'9 aHd the world is ringing with thH praiseR of the htscnEcrrrs,
 As the rsEts gc on Improvements urr bstuE mode 20 that the full pcwvr Of thr treatrnrtIE Is not known evcu yet,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
PROMINENT NOME
 PEOPLE MADE HITS

Wnrten MeMaina Is a b6okkprDeI in k wholesale liquor houFe. Ills fAEhEr hns a homea.end in. oregon. Harold Post is running $ chicken ranch In the aAthe state.
 Ror Cutting b stdil II HollT1R and Is nnw prompting land achsiiae- H+ is 4he las. of the stanpe.1%rs left in that country.
 E1IHe MrGulrs Ia wiEh a eptraSyiH Ing pArty in Akinrssota-
 MfEz Tuduan Hvas in sHr FraH- cisO.
 kIs9 Sutherland naH R1 aSeUpy from q pertunery house and Ia now ln E:urope.
 Marten formerly Of the Ames atrr- = cantlIe Company fs also in Ean Frap- clecu. He b a manufacturers aEent hnH Ls doing well.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
PROFESSIONALS
 WERE WINNERS

Int profcssinnaI meh. t1!.. the husInsss Den Lest n4ght. They Il- ! wSvs do The zGnre ii tle end WAX 1 2a tn IF nn6 during that saETaA Job htnssiI would have 'bucntne hIstrrl. cal Geo. 0rgshy was the aEss 10 get l. hase. .InaEs Q. T. MurAhs was the seoond. Well. GrKsby 'stOla rases and finally got home. 3o dId Mu- rAn4. pNIn sot third base. Sloan hE \ tuu.bAexer. Jones was caught. G. J. Lamen snt first VNe'h vent | ho,re and everything waH rotten. .IIeuL Osrermau. got arHt, Esotc home, 30 did Hrunsr. hRt Gngsty c2ms tS hat Axain ard went ost at drst
 sIusxer Dan,rIs. opened for she pcddIers but hc laEled iIke the Pfo-- verbal sndwhan. TagsaTt Eut as far aa sccund, hTrn Ii1se Diamond, Sam ucIs and Sro,iy Allan showed ur hut ncthlre hnppered. Mike sanaucAA E one of the sest players ID the hnneh bet that says mighty nttle.
 Afrar two beauIlfud slides on hia huzd M"rane slae all ground the oaeea and home in the seGhnd. UNfin and Lcmei weUe nlso tcnspicu0ps. Polct md DuEar were unahle to rnnnipurate Brun%r's hNsHIties and vary IIcts happened pntl Rus Downing got ArsL Divine reached third hefore 1usnT fell.
 Lawrence HarV wIs the hero of th4 third innlng. He slipped thFnngh rhA arms Of thom aE Ike a gTsaaef -.-anything-nr1d ErniA svrrY hase and heme. Grigzhy made hnnae run. This time the hRseH got full and Swiper CnChran got thu first gallery hIt Jones got hntnt and so did Q. D.
 Ceorsc TuEar just nhert that time phl cue his ar into 1 ball that was travelling gome distoncs eTay. George stuck cut his hand Hs one would wave Tt n pAAsiug trAln+ The hall hit his OpHh palm n1d staych there. Al tho crnwd chcerRa look of dgoni*cA surprise stole ovrr rhc DuEar features. nnpis.G got home. ragsar. stole pr the +sas around. sunGol lid wonders. ScoSef also got there. Divine reached sfqond End then PoIet made the grand slide orrT the diam0nd all sama M*ihewspn. Divine aIep got over-
 fin the futrlh JaneA got fhe gallery. DantRIR caught Cochran In 8 *ny that made him look serious with the dignity of 1t. Sloan RH& o'NeiIi scuren- Waid didn't. TeHtart aBaiti aM some beautiful stesiht and EOt1 in. Diamond scored MGi samnslH hit ths bali. tAe ball hli Dr. SInAni And nearly cayeH la the 1zLdied ehsa- tDrun1 ot the doctors aHhtoEnJ, but h4 Is progressing fAvOTlblF. Chacs caNghr Allan.
 In the fifth C0JIHy MarE-that tz' Cornelius D.DEsuu cnH tAk lt1Io that about z iuage when he Lin't Oh tho
 ench--did aOEnA k~Ali KteA.ksnF and oroGscG the piAta Foxy uFsin fol- lowed lis example. 3arAS again provsd his amblInn to S& se 4AhS gAa4 lsry and ils alHc got -bne- CHnhEspI walked hur Mike aaAs b waz rIfeh. inE and EnAs fsn$nIEs s' ths record of bVlng tho first te1ks Sst1 In the whole game. '-
 But one cusia nssss" 5OE5a naa1 sAma Gn' dstAIi.. cniS 4 AsFl4 1ia.l
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
GILL IS | FAILURE SDscszl Nua apk 4eFVlAs-

WAAIISGTO%. Jan, :6--$en1!er Jones admits Tll!s lhg AInaEit fls1i Hrt hca uruyIn I faEiurs- This n'r was pusses wrh the belief thut E wuuld hnlp t1 prt>yrrTc AlIsFa ashGTics from rxlinrLI7n. Senator JHnqz IIlIn-
 self ~,:s spnns0T (f1r ths hiil when II wIl. Iit-nducrd 1nd Has ita chiei snnunriet. tie nuE 'TnhiitIy Admits ltf fnilITe
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
INSURANCE MEN
 FIRE. TENDS
CHARGED WITH AIDING T4E
 ARSON TRu&T IN CHICAGO,
HpAA;AI Nugget eAV~Ioa.

SpAeiAI MHunst eAE~IoA.
 CHICAGO Jan. 44.-rour susur, Hnce sdjHAtAts have besn trdac.nd uu the charEs of betonEinE to inc .rsun ring which nag recently aet Iitr tt buildings h Various cities for tht purpose of recovering LnauFahce monty.
 The ad1ti4terz 1nd1riAd are heILercd to have nAen Rmo1E1t the IHqEt an eFEeIlc Of taR whciG bunch In thc work Of 1AhHInR fires and rShblnc tho cOT5pantnH,
 lE !E nGf almost a cGrtatnty that Aons extraordinary YeY4la uoru wIr] eothe frcm the intestleationL rhr atHah trust is believed to have lta examinations axtEnHlhe o,,er sove1aI E7eas ciIlaa aa4' to Aase caused mary Of ths AaatlsslaVs fra whoHs oraKtrs hEss hata ratleaeiplIs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25

AcruTAEnE to < I~Ltor fuat rcceiv- Hd hy his father from Gene Hays many old linIe Nome psnpLs Hre rtAxlnx good around EAn Francisco whore the letter was written.
 i-HlAnd is in the oil business down there end Tom EEcr has q ppaittnn wIiEI oil people whp pay hIu |. aalhFl' or ai.oo3 month
 GeorEr Es&nnn Is Nh &&AlstAnt su- pkrIutendent in the Tnrk of ruRstruc- ton for the Panama exposition.
 lin Wilson is ihn same old JLtti.
 Lilsn NTAar* ih with reel sHtAts frIa ma duIHt; HrTl. alrs- MCAia lives ;n Seattle.
 Ispyd. formerly ranzE1r Ut thr telephune company herr. h intaFesteG in m oil refinery, His Sun duY fs driving Sn automobile.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
RUBY RECEIVES
 LEGISLATORS
FOUR MEN GIVEN HAN2uET
 AND LEFT TODAY.
spealal kuausk ssFvisA

Special kuan9k SaFTit&
 RUBY. Jan. a6-[;onTSd Fre@n1n6 Frank Alar1Gh. l C. Kennedy Rnd Tho1nAs GRIrney left this city today m their way tu 11tsnd the feg;slsalut= At 1unsnu
 ThcY arrived here lssG Thur sddy and were entertained nt A b&hduht oS +hr ciIlzEnE. Tm tue evening 3 re- ception wRs held st which the iarE Arl hsll In the city w@s rru|ded 1ha rr%svlIon Erls ELlnwcd hT q daun%.
 The deIcGstes wure muGh rleHsrd with tho mannGr In which the peop { Of Hubby turned out to dn thrtT honor
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
ALASkAC GOAL
 .::. PATENT IS ISSUED

far. The aeadlhck whicII has sxlafed In thesG mattcrR Hor aeeEns to haVc bpvn cnmplct+ty broken ard the coal IhTthH cF Alaska are Un inc wA$ T" come within ihc possibility of hevrI l. upment.
 There Ia no chance. hoWeFEr' TOT tns reconsideration Of Ih" Eunn' nE ham claIns ahd others fot which n% . ,enta wctv formerly refused HH lt'c cIaImg Ar. believed 10 have heNu 'I- IaeaIty atcnFed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
aaaoleI efassSe as-.isA.

aaaOl~I pfasp% ss-'is4.
 WASHINGTON. Jan. Ba-n rautus haRh nz the dsupcrAtlc nsFn- hers of thit senate yesterday those present decIheA 10 refuge t0 conf1rz' ali ths Ateoautu-nn made recently hy Pre4aAnt Taft exdspt the Hf' roInrafast in the array and pR"y.
 Thib 4esSiad Ia said to bs hnAl and if it LA IL ErsataH an unuhal cond1- t1n Of. aaaIr~ Hphdrsds of anch appolntmAhEn have rscentiy bssH made hy' the prsAidsht whu hAd hoped to Tewzrd ssYeral of hIs atf- Iusrsnts by this mea.nh. The demo-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
spseiAi Nugget 1%otiea.

spsciAi Nugget l%0Fisa.
 WAgIuNGTCsE. Jan. 2E.-.-The aec- md parent fos All aka coal lands vaH Isxusd ny the de Fartmsnt 1od@y- it wax rlven to a hAn nhmed Ilarrlra- A drk whuse claim Fss found lT De bona ft+ and proPst in every resDert art,I careful .InvRa1IG:a tIhn had Teen matIR.
 4 patent for I31 RcTed ut coat land ou Admiral inland will sam follow and nRhy others r7ay also be looked
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
REFUSE ID '' 'C0NF|RM APPO|N mENTS

rrats sreMHe thEuRelveA thr thc'r rA4uuzL to conh1Tn by the statement 1hut inc president want out Ot hls ~sv tb make thhts appointments sr fiat his ovn paItTs friends "iEht ,.,ra,v. rcwards tlefor6 ths comInF in oE thu AamnbsAtic administration
 Ry contltminE these hundFeos ol .nppantua4hts now the deh1cc<e+'e ssnators believe thav w1nid hS no""o ,U lei the new appoInteeH retain or fire nn,Il the close of their terTrs'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
YOUR FRIEND WANTS.

!: Ws wifi sure you the ilms ine trouble of wr1f1nE ihe "caI news to .rMIr friends on the outside, hS' msil- lnE .he Soms Weekly Nugget I0 my addIess ip rhs sLstes rnr 50 csnLs per mDnsh.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
NATIVES GET nauNk
 ON BOTTLED E$rhhr+.

Word hns rcHnhcd tEp, I,uiI.. StuIL- inaTshar. UirltH that 1hs n, llrHs tnwn arnunh tli% $tsHaaM c Company hNvr now euthA 4o M. Knowledge M Rhe fact that' 'fhss u. , acnnIT% taH Hs drinking t&e tpttl.r extrArtH. ctr. %hIch .nrO -'1ilH h. tpiinRrY nrId rIedtcinnl pAEpos& And thai Joey Nre uRfng ihIS GhS&tltt, Ia lf1c full. E
 as .hrs'o drinSs &ChtaTn AE5hS MurFhnI ThompHnn patAls da. :A.t :hf sale of thcm to nHtIFeH h aksisst thC law inst nS munh ss tho ES Os wh1Hky iE. and he TlEhAe HSll lu1sh. !ioned rHnriA would know in Anant su Tnat they might avoid IL
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
CANADA MIGRATION
 BILL PASSES HOUSE
lpeeiaI Nuankt 1ArxIoa.

WASHINGTON. JIul 25 The Canada immigration hill 1Asscp Lhr bower house today Thc chartered certificate rlaHse was cIiTEHAssd- however. hY aETeeTrHL hef9rH TIC vntE rRs taken,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25

fur. mAehns Sould catoh 1t and # It appeared tn moving pictures n" ""'' wnulH believe 1t. anyhow,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
uNExcELLEp MEWa sERvscA

Iyf the Nome Daily HHEEht. S1.he pSd unnstl deliTSrss! to yuuT hhne& @VSrS night berore o'clock
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
jvI -hsk at LshAlan's.

Ti.A Nusgst will P~ina Teu~ stA- aiorary as reasonable friAAs an .shcEt nst'ea
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25

aaInih 'afanA tsasy Ts+ maiIsrs sa tAs hAsssse n3lsh l... ',
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25

Tn. Daily nuvus., szOO a+r wS".h
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25

La, sh~ NupS4t ds ysu- t@A~V loA prtHtinR-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25

Minin1 EditicAA +aakt fp~: mzaks at inc Suggst o1Est. M&.:
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
Local Laconics.

The trail of the Red Men will lead to Atlantic beach next Saturday.
 The marriage engagement is an nounced of Pasquale Pellegrenino, of Providence, and Miss Mary Turano, of Westerly.
 MT. Langworthy has sold the Vose house, so called, to Carrier Clark of the rural delivery routes from the Wes- terly postoff1ce.
 Proper accommodations for news paper reporters will be provided in the district and superior court rooms in the new courthouse building.
 Albert H. Langworthy. president of the Westerly town council. has just purchased a driving horse, reputed to be the very best in the state.
 Some open trolley cars coming into Westerly are designated Norwich and Westerly Tract. Co., but beaN no re- lationship to the American Sabbath Tract society.
 Attorney Albert B. Crafts. former ly of Westerly, has been awarded judg- ment in the Sixth district court. in his case against Tillie Cherwick, to re- cover $16 and costs on a book account.
 The double-h headed calf born at the Crandall farm at QuonOcontaug, last March, has been preserved by Dr. T. E. Robinson. It has been mounted and is now on exhibition in the Saunders show window in Main street.
 The Sunday school of the Second Congregational church had it's annual excursion Thursday to Atlantic beach. To the number of 123 they made the trip in a special car over the Groton and Stonington, the Pawcatuck Valley and Pleasant View trolley lines.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
JEWETT CITY
Good Prospects for Bass Fishing Points About the New Road-No Excursion Tickets to Be Had.


 Pachaug reservoir is a little more than two feet below high water stage, with indication that black bass fishing will begin earlier than usual Last year at this time the pond was bank full. Trout fishing has it's little spurt of a few days, with perhaps a week by the most tenacious, but black bass fishing is undoubtedly the most i'm portant and widely practiced. The several ponds in Griswold offer the finest opportunity for the sport, and most of the time during the open sea- son there are generally two or more fishermen to each fish.
 Beach pond, Billings pond and the Aspinook have only the small -mouthed bass, but Pachaug and Ashland ponds have the distinction of producing both the large and small -mouthed species. At first sight the two kinds of black bass seem much alike in appearance, but an experienced angler can tell the difference at a glance. In the small mouthed fish the angle of the jaw ex- tends to point directly under the eye; Tn the large -mOuthed variety the angie of the jaw extends at least quarter of an inch beyond the eye. The large -mOuthed bass usually has along the sides a distinct black band that is lacking in the small-mouthed. It is also more mottled in appearance. The small -mouthed bass is almost solid greenish bronze. The large -mouthed variety loves the still waters, where there is an abundance of pickereI weed, lily pads and other aquatic Vege- tation. The snall-mouthed loves the swift water of streams and in ponds it 1 is usually found on sandy or rocky 1 bottom where there are few weeds. Still fishing and trolling are the only methods of bass fishing in the local 1 ponds. There never has been one caught here with a fly. The bait is varied and includes frogs, helgramite, also called dobsons, live bait frogs and night crawlers.
 New Macadam Road.
 The macadam state road which passes through the borough is finished up to the Finn block. This is about half of the extent of the full street width, part of which ends at the foot of Palmer street; from there to the borough line it will be only the regula- ton IS feet. Many are expressing themselves as they see the, road in course of construction that they don t see how it can stand. An old road builder says that at first a cat will make an impressions; later when it sets and is hard, an elephant would not move 1t.
 Mrs. A. F. Prior and Mrs. George Shanks were guests of Mrs. Frank Halyburton in Plainfield Wednesday,
 Tickets All Sold.
 An attempt was made by several in the borough to secure tickets for the Newport excursion Thursday, but they were All sold both in Norwich and New London before Wednesday evening.
 Oats to Pack Ice.
 James H. Shea cut part of the big four-acre field of oats belonging to l. M. Carpenter. He will use them te cover the ice, salvaged from Sundays fire. It is an expensive thing to do to use fodder oats for that purpose but it was necessary on account of the shortage of bog hay, which is gener- ally used.
 Miss Mary Robinson has returned after few days visit at Versailles and Watch Hill.