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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-16
form Of Advertisement No. 81
NO0ies, IN COn(rnctOrs

form Of Advertisement No. 81
Notice 10 Contractors
Tho County Court OF klamath
County. tSste Of Oregon. will receive
bids up To and Inclusive Of July 81.
A. u. 1913. for the construction Of
ono milo Of road from = point one
mile north Of the northern boundary
Of the city Of Klamath Falls. Oregon.
10 one mile distant thersfrom. the
same being the second section Of said
road. The bids are 10 cover the com.
picte work. NJ noted inspecIncations.
The plans and specifications are on
nic Ia the once Of the County Clerk.
klamath Falls. Oregon.
A certified chcck 20 the amount Of
10 per cont Of the bid submitted. pay
able To the order Of the County Of
klamath. state Of Oregon. must ac-
company each bid.
The County Court reserves the
flgh, to reject amy and all bids.
VIM. y. wordcn. Co, Judge.
John Hssclstcin. Co. Com.
q. q. Merrill. Co. Com.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-16
.EGAL NOTICES
(Form OF Advertisement No. ~
Notice "a Contractor


The County Court OF klamath
county. Oregon will receive bids up
10 July 81. 1918. for the construction
Of one mile of rond from q point on
the northern boundary Of tho city Of
klamath Falls to one mile distant
The bids are 10 cover the completed
work as noted In the specifications.
Tho plans and specifications are on
nlc In the ONCE OF the County Clerk.
klamath Falls. Oregon.
A certified check TO the amount Of
10 per cent OF tho bid submitted. ray
able 10 the order Of the County Of
Klamath. state Of Oregon. must sc-
company each bid.
Tho County Court reserves the
right To reject amy and all bids.
VIM. y. worden, Co. Judge.
John Hageistein. Co. Com.
G. u. Merrill. Co. Com.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-16

Declaring Intention Of the Common
Council tn Improve Sixth street
from Kiniock Avenue 10 the City
Limits.
The city Of klamath Falls. BY IL
common council. resolves % follow:
Section Whereas . petition hes
becn died with the Police Judge.
signed by more than ten freeholders
Of tho city Of klamath Fails. whose
property viii bc affected By the i'm
provemcnt proposed. which petition
was presented To the common council.
having for It's object the improvement
Of Sixth street In said city. from Kin
lock avenue TO the city limits. includ-
ing all Intersections OF streets. and
tho common council having directed
the city engineer To survey and pre-
pare plans and specifications and es-
,imates Of various kinds Of improve
ments Of such part Of said street. and
he having nled with the Police Judge
for the consideration OF the common
council plans and specifications and
estimated the cost Of several varieties
OF the kind Of Improvement proposed
for said street. and said city engineer
having nled such plans. specifications
and estimates and the Same now be-
Ing found satisfactory. they are here
by approved. and Il In decided and de-
tcrmined. and the common council
hereby expresses its determination TO
that end. TO improve said street with.
In said limits BY grading and improv-
Ing with macsdam. oil surface. - dss-
ignAted In said specifications. with
curbs southeriy from Kinlock avenue
TO the railroad track. width OF Inn
provcmcnt by macadam 90 surfaced.
forty feet for entire street - i'm
proved from Kinlock avenue TO city
limits.
That tho plans. Specifications and
estimates Of the city engineer cover
ing such work are TO be used ~ .
basis for such work. and any contract
for such Improvement shall be based
thereon. and .tbe estimated coat of
such work and Improvement. m sub
ml,ted by said engineer. nj SsS.7<s.oO
4. adopted ms the probable cost Of said
work.
Section s.--The time within which
objections or remonstrances may be
heard against said Improvement shaii
bc ON or before the sth day Of August.
Isia.
Section a.--The boundaries within
which the propcrty lies that n bsns-
Gted and 10 be assessed for the cost
OF said Improvement IL all that prop
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-16
SANDY FARMERS
DOM'TPAY NOTES
COOPERATIVE suPPLY COMPANY
PAPxB ~ nKl.D WORTHLESS
WHEN Rank oosnaExcns sUrr
10 C0LLpCr


That klamath county farDsss ere
not alone in rsfusing 70 pay he nosss
they gave for worthless stock h ths
now defunct Cooperative oupply
House scheme. ID shown by The trying
Of two actions 70 eoIlsct thsss notss.
In the justice court q oaAdy. h
ciackamas county. The farnsrs won
out.
The bank OF 0rsshan brought suit
against A. Malsr and =. D. Hart. rss-
psctively, on psonissosy noess fes
800 each. These nosss we're ojvua
In payment Of shares Of stoek ID ~
Cooperative Supply Company ee Psrt-
land.
The Bank Of 0ssshan ~ - tAat
Il was bona Ode purchaser fos va1ue
Of these noses and Hart end Nalar -
Tended on the grounds that tAs orvs-
ham bank must have ha1 neties
of the alleged fraudulent wv h
which thsss notes we're sseurs1. -
that II vas not purchaser for vxlus.
The verdicts we're given In both
cases for the dsfsndants.
The cases are Of interest 70 IT,
farmers - being the nrst cnss TO
come up involving the notss given by
various farmers all over the state 70
agents Of this Cooperative Supply Co
These agents operated sxtsnsivsly In
this locality. securing notes NON var
ious farmers. for In all apprcslmately
nearly $4,000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-16

The county board Of klamath ooun-
~. Oregon. will receive btds up to
August %th. lsis. for the construe-
tion OF two bridges. Keno and VIII
hanson River bridges. Said bids are
to cover the completion Of the work
as noted In the specifications. The
plans and specifications are on ale u
the office Of the county clerk Of Klam-
ath county. Oregon. 4 Acsrtinsd check
amounting to 10 per cent Of bid. to
the order Of the County Of klamath.
state Of Oregon. must accompany
each bid. ~
The county court reserves the right
TO reject any and al bids.
w. 8. Wordeu. County Judge.
q, q. Merrill, County Com.
John Hasslatsin. County Com.
S.1S-s-th
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-16

Neither Miss Jcsr.s Wilson. daush-
ter OF the president. nor Francis
Bowes ssyre. the young man to whom
he IL engaged. ninched whom the pho
ievelled their Gamers at
eiem Sunday. st Cornish. N. II. Young
Mr.. sayre. who is employed In the
once OF the district attorney Of New
York county. took trip to the sum-
mer White House to see Miss Wilson
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-16

Whereas. Il appears that prior 10
this time certain grades have been "a
t,biished ON certain streets In this
city by proclamation Of the Common
Council OF this city. by ordinance.
and In such other methods - were
ut the respective establishment OF
said grades. due and legal process;
And. Whereas. an ordnance has
heretofore been passed authorizing
the Improvement Of Tenth street. and
In pursuance al which the city en-
gineer has been making preliminary
survey Of said work;
And. Whereas. the said city enst-
ncer finds that the established srabe
along the iipe Of said Tenth street 10
not the best. In order to obtain the
most service for traf,c In the said
street;
Therefore. Be II Resolved. that the
grades along Tenth DO changed 30
that they will be fixed a. follows;
Main street. north side ......i7b.7b
Pine street. 8. u. curb ....l7t6
Pine street. N. u. Curb ......17b.
Pine street. q. w, Curb ......l7<6
Pine street. N. w. Curb .....l75.
Pine street. N. w. corner (sids
walk grads) .............l7s.
Pine street, N. ". corner (side
walk grade) ............l16.
High street. south side ......17s.
High street. north side ....i7s.
Canal street. north side 49,. .l7e.
Canal street. south side -. ..17e,,
Hush street. north side ......17e.S
Bush street. south side .....l7e.S
Washington street. north side 1s6.
washington street. south side ls6.
Franklin street. north side .teS.
Franklin street. south side ..1ss.
Prospect street. south side ...aoS.
Prospect street. south side }. ..sO6,
| And be 1t Further Resolved. that
this resolution be kept on ale In the
once of the City Recorder ~ provid-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-16

and the family. 1t was the frst time
he had seen her since the announce
ment In " ashington Of the impending
wedding.
OF course they went TO church. and
the camera men awaited them out
side. The young woman. who u not
afraid to be the thirteenth White
House bride. and Ia to become such In
the fall. and Mr.. Sayre are seen Just
after they left the church.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-16

The Herald. delivered At your
store. Office or home. SO cents
q month. ta
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-16

ron RENT-Furnishsd rooms for
housekeeping in best residence Sec
tion OF city Enquire III West Main.
Phone 3SSR lest
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-16

FURNISHED rooms. aiso housekcep-
ing rooms. at First and Pine or
Main street. is-lst'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-16
Classified
COlu mn


NICELY furnished rooms NJ th. Or-
gou House, aixth and klamath
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-16

DREssAiAkER would like few en-
gagements to sew out by the day
Cali at Reeds rooming house. corner
Ninth and Oak. l3-tts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-16

wANTED-Men's washing and msnd'
Ing ut +os Commercial st. lS-et'
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
ADDITIONAL FRANKLIN ITEMS.

Mrs Homer Gager of Norwich and Miss Etta York of Jewett City were recent guests of Mrs. George Kahn of Franklin.
 Mrs. William Weaver of Lebanon road spent Monday in South Coventry. Captain Crandall and wife have re- turned to their home in Bristol R. I
 Myron Smith of Blue Hill is doing jury -duty at Norwich this week
 Miss Mabel Tracy of Stonington is spending the week end at her home on Lebanon road
 More Men for Road Work The R. G. Miller company had thirty men come from New York this week to work on the state road.
 Mr and Mrs. Louis Smith, Mir aand Mrs. George Kahn, Mrs. Grace K. Peck ham, Mrs Hannah Kingsley. Mrs George Alvey, Mrs. Charles Davis, Miss Ella Smith attended the state Sunday school convention at Norwich.
 Myron Manning is boarding at C. c. Clarks and working on the state road
 Fred Weaver of Lyme, formerly a resident of Lebanon and well known here, was in town the past week. Miss Eleanor BeckWith visited rela- tives in Norwich this week and attend ed the Sunday school convention. Mrs Grace Peckham and Mrs Han nah Kingsley attended church in Fitch vile last Sunday.
 Big Yield of Buckwheat. Gilbert Lamb of Beech Spring farm
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08

w. B. Davison was In Hartford Fri- day evening attending a state meeting of the Royal ArcanuIn.
 Dr. S. B. Overlook, who has been i'll for months, Is steadily improving at his home in Pomfret.
 Fine for Man from Neal Dow's State.
 Chester Baker of Dexter, Me, was fined $3 when presented in the city court on an intoxication charge Fri day morning. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Howard c. Bradford presided in the absence of Prosecuting Attorney Arthur s. Macdonald.
 Se1ig Goldman of Worcester was the guest of George. M. Fine Friday
 Frank F. Randolph of Claremont, N, H.. was visitor in Putnam Friday.
 Rev. E. w. BeIcher to Preach.
 Rev. E. w. Belcher of Easthampton, formerly pastor in Putnam, will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist church Sunday morning in exchange with Rev. G. D. Stanley.
 Winter Schedule.
 Beginning Sunday, the winter sched- St. Mary's church. The masses are to be at 8. 9.15, and 1915.
 Putnara's noted arson case drove the Mexican war scare off the front pages of some of the state papers Friday. and in this city there was little less than a clamor for the papers that carried stories of the trial.
 Fall Proves Fatal.
 Lucretia Cunningham Hewlett, ST, died at the Day Kimball hospital Thursday Mrs. Hewlett broke her hip last Sunday when she fell to the floor while trying to sit in chair. Tuesday morning she was taken to the hospital. Mrs. Hewlett widow of Daniel Howlett formerly lived in Ab- ington, but has been making her home here with her daughter, Mrs. George H. Blackmar
 North GrosvenordaIe Pair Sent to Jail.
 Officer Nerre Coderre. the new night officer at North Grosvenordale, took jail at Brooklyn Friday to serve sen out fines of about SPA each. One of the prisoners was a young woman, the other a young man, the latter a resi- Poles. They were arrested Thursday night by Officer Coderre while they were occupying a room in a house in North GrosvenordaIe.s Friday they were tried before Justice Randolph H. Chandler
 EIks' Charity Ball Committee.
 John B. Byrne. chairman, William B. Wilson, Prosper Vegiard, Oscar Rich and Charles E. Dean have been named as a committee of Putnam lodge of Elks to arrange for the annual charity ball in December, the entire proceeds to be devoted to Christmas charity among the needy of the city.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
GRAND OPERA SINGERS Greeted by Ladge and Delighted Audi. ence at the Bradley Theatre,

Not a seat was left unsold Friday evening when the hour came for be- ginning the concert and the presenta- tion at the Bradley theatre of CaVal- leria Rusticana by the grand opera singers from the Boston opera house Without exception the offering consti- tuted the greatest musical attraction that has ever come to Putnam, and that the efforts of Manager George NJ. Fine in securing the company were appreciated was attested by the man. ner in which the public responded to the opportunity to hear in Putnam singers of world wide fame. Every town in this section of the county was represented, many of them sending large delegations. Standing room only was the rule soon after the opening numbers of the concert had been sung. The programme was magniftcently given. Real grand opera singers were a novelty to the great majority or persons in the audience and there IS every reason to believe that the object of bringing them here-''to spread the gospel of grand operaS'-bnought re- suits that will in the future attract many to Boston to hear the singers. The programme follows:
 Prologue, I Pagliacci, Leoncavallo
 M Nikola OuIoHchanoff Trio (Duel Scene), Faust, Gounod NM. Sacchetti, Littleton, Malpica. AFld, SdulSOn GL OeIIlds NocaAI1I-AoeACtle
 Mile. Emma Ecker.
 Aria, Simon Boceanegra, Verdi
 M. Edgar Littleton.
 Sextette, Lucia. Don1zetti
 Mines. Boas and Ecker,
 NM. Sacchetti, Littleton, Malpica,
 Oulouchanotf
 Toreador Song, Carmen, Bizet
 M. Romero MalpiCa.
 Ahl fors' lui, La Traviata, Verdi
 Mime. Marguerite Boas. Quartette, Rigoletto, Verdi
 Mines. Boas and Ecker.
 NM. Sacchetti, Malpica- Celeste Aida. Aida, Verdi
 N Umberto Sacchetti,
 by Mascagni.
 Cavalleria Rusticana,
 by Mascagni
 Cast:
 Santuzza ............. Mme. Dlgapol Lola hLle- EChSI Mama Lucia .. Mile. Rondera Turiddu M. Gatti Alfo .......... M. Oulouchanoff
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
Personals.

Rev. T. F. Bannon went to Boston Friday.
 W. c. Norris is in Hartford for a few days.
 David Ahearn is on business trip to Boston.
 A Axelrod is in New York on a business trip.
 Leander Smith is in Providence for short stay.
 Miss M. Donahue of Norwich was in this city Friday.
 William E. Jackson was a New Lon don visitor Friday.
 George Siswick of Stafford Springs was in town Friday
 Miss Nellie Cleveland of Hampton was in town Friday
 Dr. and Mrs R. C. White are spend ing few days in Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Whaley are in Norwich for the week end.
 Mrs. P. Keenan of West Main street is spending few days in Providence.
 Guy Richmond Edward Pickett and Harold Mott are at home for over Sun- day.
 Miss Elizabeth Gilman is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Bantamn in Worcester.
 Willimantic people in Hartford Fri day were Miss c. Kelley, Mrs. George Wilcox and son, Miss Alice Carey, D. F. Clifford, A. c. Richards, John Me- Donough, Mrs. James Harries, Chaun- cey MacFarlane, James H. Johnson, Mrs. E. PlaiSted, l.. B. Lincoln
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
OF GREAT USE IN BREAKING UP COLDS. KeIIoqa's Tasteless Castor Oil is a
 Thing Long Desired.

Every one knows the value of castor oil in breaking up fall and winter colds, but most people have found it too hard to take.
 KelIogg's Tasteless Castor Oil does away with this only objection. 1t IS pure, simple castor oil without taste or odor. Nothing is added; nothing good taken out.
 In making castor oil tasteless, Spen- cer Kellogg & Sons of Buffalo have dis covered a secret that had evaded chem ists for 5000 years.
 Kelloggs. Tasteless Castor Oil works better than the old evil-tasting, evil smelling kind, It operates pleasantly. without gripping, and does not upset the stonEach. Children take it easily.
 Do not confuse Kellogg's TastelesS Castor Oil with prepared, mixed or favored castor oils.N 1t is the only true. pure. tasteless kind. Sold in all drug stores, not in bulk, but in 26c and soc sizes. The public is protected by the trade mark-a green castor leaf. bearing the signatuI'e-KeHogg's
 Made only by Spencer Kellogg a. Sons Inc Buffalo, oil rebnerS.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
Brief Mention.

F. E. Blackmar has gone to Putnam for short stay.
 MT and Mrs. L. H. Porter, who have been visiting here. returned to Andover Friday.
 Mrs. A. Peckham, accompanied by her mother and Mrs A. T. Trowbridge, has gone to Chaplin
 Miss Maude Gardiner and the as- sistant teacher in the kindergarten at Natchaug school are spending Sunday at their respective homes in Manches- ter and New Britain.
 Mrs. c. L. Adams and Mrs c. B. Lovett accompanied a number of the Girls Friendly society to New Haven where a convention is being held. The local society is connected with St. PauPs Episcopal church of this city.
 Several Wiliimantic teachers en- ployed elsewhere in the state are at their respective homes for the week end among them Miss Ann Britton, Miss Susan Cosgrove, Miss M. Corrl- gan, Miss Nellie Collins, Miss F. Mo reau, Miss Gladys Bradley. Miss Alice Morrison and Miss Martha Curry.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
Notes.
COLCHESTER
Arrangements for Basketball Games
 Meeting of Library Trustees.

 MT. and Mrs. David Clark of New London were guests at the Homestead inn on Broadway the past week.
 Basketball Plans.
 The basketball teams of the Boys" club meet in. Tip Top hall afternoons for practice. Manager Wood is ar. ranging for several good games thig with the Portland High school team.
 Instructive Lecture.
 Nhere was a large attendance at the Boys club Friday evening when My. TulAolsl1i gave his interesting expert- ences on A Trip Through the West.
 MTE. C.. Eugene Saunders of Norwich was the guest Thursday of her grand mother Mrs. Joseph Crocker.
 Eugene Chaffee and party of Mooduz were in town Thursday in MT. Chaf- fees car.
 Wooster lodge. F. and A M, held q meeting Friday evening in Masonic hall.
 Mrs. Etta Rathbone and son Edward of New Haven wen e visiting friends in town Thursday.
 Thomas S. Clark and M. D. Wood. were in East Madam Friday.
 Charles Daniels was visitor in Norwich and Woln ntown Thursday with his touring car.
 Mrs. J. J. Tynan returned Thursday from a few days vIsAt with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sisk, of New London.
 Closes Summer Nome.
 Mrs Bessie Kingsbnry, who has been at her summer hoVne on Broad way for the season, reHurI1ed to her home in New York this (Saturday) morning.
 Charles Johnson was in -Willimantici Thursday.
 Trustees Meet. The trustees of Cragin Memorial h- brary held their meeting in the library building Wednesday even Ing. The board of directors of the Boys club held their meeting after the, trustees meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08

In the evening Rev Allan SpidelPs suD- ject will be No Eyes and Full of Eyes
 Entertained Harmony Club.
 Mrs. S. P. Greene entertained the Harmony club Friday afternoon. Richmond P. Gardner is in New Ha- ven, the guest of his uncle, Herbert Payne. While there he will attend the Yale Princeton football game.
 Wedding Invitations.
 MT. and Mrs S. B. Littlefield and family have received invitations to the marriage of Mrs. Littlefield's. niece, Miss Iivonnie Evelyn Potter of Gar diner, Me, who is to marry pr. Leroy Augustus Hutchings.
 The ceremony takes place Nov. lz The bride elect is the daughter oi AdeIbert Potter. At one time the fam fly resided in Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
JEWETT CITY
George Wood Accidentally Killed al Home in rswoid-Harmony Cluh Entertained-Invitat for Potter Hutchings Wedding.

George N. Wood, aged 64, who has lived the life of a hermit for years near Pachaug reservoir, three miles from here was killed yesterday after noon by the accidental discharge of his shotgun. The medical examiner so re- ported. Wood, it is understood, was hunting for hawks that had destroyed his chickens. The evidence indicated that he slipped under a tree, and fell in such a manner that the gun was discharged, the shot piercing his heart. Death was probably instantaneous. Wood leaves a son and a daughter re- siding on Cape Cod.
 MT. Wood was the son of Almira Green and Jason Wood, and was born May 15, 1S49, in the house now occu- pied by F. C. Whiting. When young man he was the proprietor of a store in Jewett City, was a member of the Jew ett City band and of several lodges. For years he was second hand in the carding room of the Grosvenordale mill. Later he went to Bryantsville, Mass, where he owned considerable property. For many years he had owned farm on the banks of the Pachaug river, where he had lived the life of recluse. Those who knew him best found hlln a genial companion. People who often spent the day on his property received the most courteous treatment, and hold him in the kindest rememberance.
 He is survived by a daughter, MISS Nellie Wood of Bryantsville, Mass, a son and one sister, Mrs. Charles Nor gan of Pachaug, to whose home his body was taken Friday
 Sunday Subjects.
 Sunday morning at the Congrega- tionaI church Rev. w. H. Canes sub feet will be The Divine Process of Test ing, and in the evening Shibboleth,
 Rev. Samuel Thatcher's morning top- ic- at the Methodist church is Over comers in the evening, The Power ot the Gospel.
 Rev. E. w. Potter of New Haven, a former pastor of the Baptist church, will deliver temperance address at the Baptist church Sunday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
MYSTIC
New Jersey Man Buys Luther Morgan
 PIace-Briefs and Personals.


 Harry c. Cornwall of Short HElls N. J a summer resident, has purchased of Mrs. Margaret Burns of Sanger Cal the house now occupied by Henry Wilson and family and formerly owned by the late Luther Morgan. Mr. Austin is caretaker of the Cornwall place.
 Brief Local Notes.
 MT and Mrs. George " Carinneu and daughter. Miss Isabel Grinnell. are vis- iting in New York. Mrs. James Brown is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Bindloss. Mrs. Clarence Brainard is enjoying her vacation. Miss Fannie Douglas IS substituting for her. Robert Chapman and family have 1 leased the house just vacated by Rev. 1 c. T. Hatch and family. Amos Colby is i'll at his home on 1 Church street. l MT. and Mrs. Conrad Kretzer were visitors in New London Friday. Enos M. Gray of Ledyard was in | town Friday.
 Mrs. Dan E Gray and son Hadley of 1 Ledyard spent Friday with their aunt. l Mrs. Charles Stoddard. MT. and Mrs. John Ripple are in Bos- l ion visiting their daughters, Mrs. Ed win Dorr and Mrs. Edward Harris. 1 Mrs. Mary E. Gray has returned to 1 her home in New London after caring l for Mrs. Isabella Mackenzie for three weeks Mrs. Luella Gager is now with | her.
 1 is spending few days with hls 1am- l fly on East Main street
 Ira. F. Moves of New Haven IS with his family on Willow street
 The proper distance between the | eyes is the width of one eye.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
WILLIMAN
Mrs. Abbott to Speak.

Services under auspices of First Spiritualist society of Wi1limantic will be held in Woman's club hall Sunday, Nov. g, with Mrs. Nellie E,. Abbott of Andover, Mass, as speaker. who comes to this society for the first time. Mrs Abbott is an excellent platform mes sage medium. besides being a pleasing speaker, The hours for service are at II a. m. and 7.30 p. m.