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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-16

ado Hotel. Alumni banquet
tEg InNitltIouD
Tho prugram % toasts for th,
Alumni banquet follows.
TuustmHstUI Professor c. T. Hold
gin.
Loyalty pu, from Alumni. Go THEFT
Alma Matcr-E Stanley scdcr.
Influence 81 CulioRr Training ou
Women rs a. o.. stfoup.
influence uf college Training of
Men Hon. Charles ". g. Ward.
Athletics Boa Collogc-Hoicn James.
influence OF University Life ON
Charrt,r-Prcsidcnt David r. Boyd
To, university announces hat the
department Of household economic,
viii Dol, organized as o. OF the uni.
scrsiiy COURSES tor next year.
There bias been much demand Got
this work and no pains viii ut fphrsa
Co place this new department un
strong basis with competent IuHtruo'
tIun provided.
Dean Charles J.. Hodein went q,
B,l,a yesterday morning to give th,
address 40 the closing exercises VI
th, Ucl,u high school
Mrs Charles g. Hudgiu viii enter.
tain the girls OF the normal depart.
mcut at dinner next Friday evening
y
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Personal Mention


Mr.. and Mrs. Miles James Of SyI-
ncy. Iowa, are tho guests II Mrs.
James aunt. Mrs Nancy Boswick %
the casa de orc.
The Womcn's Missionary society ct
the south Methodist church Will hold
10 Literary tea mex Tuesday afternoon.
May 18th. from 3 10 . az the home Of
Mrs. r. g. Joice. 22i South Walter.
There will be no charges, and every
one Is cordially invited.
Mr., and Mrs. y r. Edgar ana son.
Russell. are expected homv from New
York the last OF next week.
Mr., and Mrs. w. II. Barney left
Thursday evening for Los Angeles
where they will remain for a month.
John Harvard Of Bluewatcr spent
several days la Albuquerque thu week
visiting his son. Mr. Thomas Hazard.
II. e Sherman, manager Of tho
Crystal and Pastime theaters. loft
Friday morning for "A two-weKs' stay
~ hAA's 'AAthAA HEAAHhas
Mr.. and Mrs Jorre HaRgard, who
were married last Saturday In kansas
city have arrived In Albuquerque ana
viii make their home In the Maynard
bungalow on West Gold avenue.
Mr.. n Mrs. s.. vann, parents OF
Mr.. Sam r. Vann, have returned 10
this city after a years stay In San
Diego.
Miss Blanche Porterncld, 500 South
Edith street, Is enjoying a visit from
Miss Wilholmina Gchl of Tracr. Iowa.
"a classmate OF Miss Portcruvld's at the
Illinois woman's college At Jackson
Vile. Illinois.
Mrs. j. c. Rex and daughter have
gone 20 Las Vegas for "a short visit.
after which they Will leave Tor Garth
age, Missouri, where they viii spend
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hesselden are
the guests Of their daughter. Mrs.
Albert Clancy In santa Fe.
Mrs. a. +. Morisette Of Las Vegas
was In Albuquerque this week visiting
friends.
Or Margaret Cartwright has return
cd from Guanniuuta. Mexico. having
had some very exciting experiences In
leaving The country, ana will make
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EYr.t CongregntIonnI Church.

Corner OF Coal and Broadway
Archie T~OOthakor. minister: resi-.
dence. SOS South Edith street.
Sunday school. 9:A5 a. IN.
Divine worship, IL a. m. and S >
m. Sermons by the pastor. Morning
theme, Church Union. or the Union
OF Christendom; What Does II
Mean" Evening. THE Unchange-
able Christ
Young Peoples meeting. Z p. M,
Leader. Miss Margaret F%lournoy.
Midweek prayer service and Bible
study, Wednesday evening. Lesson.
Job. chapters $40.
Following Is the order Of music for
Sunday.
Morning service
Prelude. THE Question. .......
W"Olstonhoimo
Solo, 80, Blessed Rodcemer". .Luzzi
Mrs. Ralph NJ. Barton.
Postlude. "Postlude in F"' Broslg
Evening service
Prelude. THE Answer" ....,...,.
.....,............ WOlstonholmo
Duet. MY Faith Looks Up TO
Thee Lachnef
Misses Kathryn Grimmer.
Frances Strome.
Anthem, GLORY ana Honor" .....
......' Gonnod
Onortory. Choral Prelude" Dubois
Solo. Il VIII Love Thee. ..,.,...
............... Sterudale-B Bennett
Miss Kathryn Grimmer.
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EXaCtneSS!

The person who handles his business or personal
money matters on the guess or assume theory
courts failure.
Exactness is the guide to success in life.
The person who knows and knows that he
knows works with e~xactness in view.
Would you build financially, build your success
on the check account system of this bank. It
stands for exaotness.
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Christian Science services are held
In the Womau's club building, at
the corner of seventh street and Gold
avenue every sunday morning at IL
o'clock.
Wednesday evening services are at
S o'clock.
The public is cordially invited TO
attend these services.
sunday school at 9.t5 o'clock.
Reading room In the n. r. Armijo
building, room No. IS, open each
week day from 2 TO : y. m.
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Broadway. minister.
Bible school at 9.f5 e.. m. Jas.
bCtrlng superintendent Lesson,
Genesis s ana ., with particular at
toution TO chapter .. tho Rainbow
chapter Golden text. Gen 9.l3 Last
Lords day Ro had .ia5 present 81
Bibles. y2.2O collection.
sermon at "a u. M. "Th, First Com
mandmcut' AZ 5 D.. m the theme
viii bc THE Kingdom cot Heaven
Christian Endoavor devotional SCR
vice go Z o. M.
Bible study ana prayer Wednesday
at 3 o. m. Lesson Gen lU-t2. These
three chapters contain our bible
school lesson Tor the following sum
day. Read them over .Hmorrow al
]tornuou.
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University News


The following program has been an
nouncrd FOR commencement week.
May "a, sunday 4 D. m. Bodey
Hall-Bdccalaureate Address
The Right Reverend Frcdeuck r.
Howdcn, b. 3D., Bishop OF the New
Mexico Diocese OF the Episcopal
Church.
May 20, "Wednesday. 10 a m, Rodcy
Iial-CommCuocmvut Address
Hon Herbert clark. las Vegas
May 90 Wednesday, Z .. IA, AiVar-
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expected 70 have %
undergo IN opera
ton, but he first
bottle | took Of
Lydia +. Pinkham 3
Vegetable Com
pound relieved mcof
the pains in my side
and | continued its
use until ! became
regular and free
from pains ! had
asked several doc
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~. Paul's Evan. Iuthcrai Church.
silver ana sixth. edward II
SchulcT, pastor.
Services at II a. M and : y. M
Morning sermon, "tUr Asycudot
Lord evening, What DO We Know
About Heaven"
The Endcavor topic BE-. What Is d
Christian Lin p" a blackboard meet.
Ink, leadcrless, prepared 1y W a
GuudcltInEer
sunday school at a.Ia a. m.
Ladies' Ala society monthly coffc'
social Jt the parsonage Thursday aft
eTnoon.
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Corner OF broadway ana Lead.
Preaching at a "a m. and S D.. m.
The pastor viii preach at both aerv-
ices. Morning topic. "Can a Chris.
tan BE Lost? 90 Evening. Copper,
silver and Gold The pastor will
furnish a list 10 those who will help
Ia calling. Miss kathryn Grimmer
viii sing In the morning. In the eve
ming special music by the Willing
Workers"
Bible school at st5. Prof. c. NJ.
Drake. superintendent. James \.
Hammond, assistant. Two hundred
and iorty-eight present last sunday.
Do not miss the Interesting outline
given by Mr.. Hammond at the OPEN
ing.
Prayer service ON Wednesday evo-
ming. The Promises OF God" 2
Pet. i:4.
Young People, srrvice at Z .. IA.
Gods Call OF special Service Tor
Him"
n. l.. Moore, Attorney. Cromwell
Bldg 120 s 2nd 81. Phone Ss2.
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ity of the singer in pleasing way. by
request "a swedish folk song, Vain
Desire" was sung In swedish.
The two Appearances Of tho Girl
Scouts elected much applause. Mis-
Liscter- Lane, chief 81 the Girl Scouts
of America, deserves great credit for
being Instrumental In bringing To- Al
~huquorguc "a concert star of the cal
ibcr Of Mr.. Lindbcrg.
Mr.. stanley Scdor was the accom-
PIANIST. and proved himself az 90 ms
usual hi4h Standard
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Corner Of Arno and Central venue,
$. D. Allison, pastor. Miss Mary
Hanscom, deacOnoss.
sunday school at 9.i5 a, ma. T.
NJ. Doris superlntenEn
Preaching services conducted by
Rev. George u. Givan. presiding ell
der Of the albuquerque district, al
II a. m. and ) y. M.
Al II a; ma. Prof. LindberR. the
noted bnsso. will sing and also relate
the story OF his conversion. This
story has been related with THRILLING
effect before many OF the great uni
versities both OF this country and
abroad. This will be a great and rare
treat 10 ali who may hear him.
Al s 3 on. Rev. Giyan will preach.
Subject OF sermon, The Cornai and
the Spiritual Mind Contrast" Mrs.
J. o. ~schwentker VIII sing both morn
ms ana evening.
Devotional meeting Of the Senior
Epworth league at 2 D. m.
Wednesday evening prayer service nj
) o'clock.
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N STARTS BACK
TO ANSWER FOR THEFT

Detective Joseph l. Enos started
back 90 Fresno. Calit.. this mornins
with Rex stanley, the young English
man arrested here this week for the
theft uf &l25 from u Fresno hotel.
jtaniey waived cxtraditiun.
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Corner Of Fifth and silver.
Hugh 4 Cooper, pastor, ChaunCey
A. Foreman. associate pastor.
Services az II "a. ~. and 1.ib y. m.
Morning theme, Sources OF Hap
piness"
In the evening the service will DO
largely of song. Mr.. Cooper will
preach boz the morning and In the
evening Mr.. Walter Lindberg will
speak on his religious experience and
sing "a number OF selections. Musical
program.
Morning
Prelude. communion" .Batistc
Anthem. call to H,cmomIrancc''..
..... kobcrts
oUcrtotN, Trio MCrkel
In the evening in addition to Mr..
L%indberg's selections the choir will
render the anthem, The Night Il
Falling. by Hauptmauu.
Mr. Charles j. Andrew. director,
Miss Beryl k~enworthy. oryanist.
The public is most cordially invited
10 all services OF the church.
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See the hats on special sale az tho
Williams Millinery company. e05 East
Central avenue.
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HOW WOMEN
AVOID
OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Cleveland. Ohio - MY left side
panied me- 10 for several years that |
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Corner of Fourth street and silver
venue ArChdcacon ". T.. Warren,
rector: residence, 1903 West Tiieras
avenue. Ejfth sunday after Easter.
Holy communion, Z "a. m. Sunday
school, sia d. IA. Morning service
and sermon, IL. Evening prayer and
sermon. 80.
Morning music
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her HON in Albuquerque at ~ wosr
Gold avenue.
n
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Gold ana broadway Church Of ghret.
HeTmon r. Williams, i22 South
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Additional
Society News

continued nrom Page rI,c.)
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r.. L. Moore. Attorney. Cromwell
Bldg 120 s 2nd 81. Phone Ss2.
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HENRY's MESSENGERS. Phone esq.
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Central Ave. ". y. Church south.

Miss kathryn trimmer.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-04
Tends to Restore confidenee.

The corporators of the Putnam Savings bank have done much to- wards restoring confidence in that institution by following some of the principles suggestions made by the state bank commissioners and nota- bly by increasing their beard by electing ten new corporators. The method followed in choosing these members would seem to indicate con- siderable care and determination to select those best fitted for the po- sitions, nine having been selected by ballot from a suggested list of fifteen men and then one other chosen from outside the list. When it is possible the total number of corporators may be reduced by resignations, it would seem as though no doubt could re-
 main as to future business like man agement for the bank. At no time. it should be remembered. has there been any reflection upon the strict integrity of those responsible for the banks nagement.-Hartford Times
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-04

her daughter. Mrs. David Anderson of Jersey City.
 Miss Marie Harding of New York is visiting in the village.
 Misses Marcia and Jessica Pend9e- ton have returned to Preston after visiting Mrs. w l.. Moshen.
 Mrs. Sadie Rathbun has returned to Point Judith after visiting her broth CT Benjamin Fish.
 Mrs. Edward Babcock and daughter, Edna, are visiting in Norwich.
 Miss Katherine Deveau is visiting relatives in New York.
 Neil Campbell has gone to New York to spend a month with relatives.
 Benjamin Duncan of Chelsea, Mass, is visiting relatives on Prospect Hill
 Ready For Parade.
 Everything at the fire rooms is ready for the Stonington celebration. August 8. The engine has been in great shape, the new uniforms have arrived and fit remarkably well. The boys have secured the Deep River band to march with them. The old engine las been repaired and cleaned for possible use at home while the new one is away. Mrs Frank Mcintyre of Brooklyn and Mrs Tompkins of Rutherford, ". J., are at Riverside cottage. MT. and Mrs. Walter Capwen of New London have concluded visit to Mrs. Otis Douglas. Rev. A. C. Jones has returned to his I home in New Haven after visit in | the village. Mrs. L. L. Park, who has been ill l is improving, Daniel Rogers has returned to Nor ! wich after visiting here. ! Mrs. Alice Tuthiel and daughter have gone to their Meridian home. aft 1 e- stay of several weeks at the l Coles cottage. Miss Eleanor Lamb spent the week | end in New London.
 Miss Maud Ohlsen of Brooklyn is in ! the village. Miss Marjorie Msrten of Morris | town. N J., is at the Ashbey house Henry Hoffman has returned to l West New Brighton after visit here. Miss Phyllis Matthews of Philadel- ! phia is visiting Tn Noank. Enjoying Camp Life. Mrs. Ava Chapman is in camp on ! Masons Island. Mrs. R. s. Crosskill and son. Fred erick. of New York city. are visiting at Wideawake cottage, Groton Long | Point.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-04
WILLIMANTIc CAMP GROUND. Over Sunday visitors-New cottaesrs
 Arrivins-Various Interests.

Rev. s. O. Benton visited his family over Sunday.
 Mrs. Mary Benjamin and her guest, Mrs. J. E. Gould, have returned to Washington. R. I. Mrs. Benjamin ex- poets to return the first part of Sep tember
 Mrs. w. P. Chesbro of Taftville was recent visitor with Mrs Frank Allen at the Ray cottage on Wesley circle.
 Mrs A. D. Lewis and children of Norwich have arrived at their cottage on Wesley circle for the season.
 Miss Bessie Boutwell, of Arlington, N. j., is visiting her sister, Miss Dora Bothweil, at her cottage on James ave- nue.
 Mrs. Mary Abby of South Manches- ter is now acting as matron for the South Manchester house
 Mrs. Harry Fish of Jersey City was a recent visitor with her aunt, Mrs. George Woodward. on Wesley circle.
 Returning from Schenectady.
 Capt. J. l.. Randall and family stop ped at their cottage here Thursday night en route to their home in Groton
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-04
COLCHESTER
Milton D. Wood Resigns as Manager of the Boys Club After Two Years of Excellent Work.

MT. and Mrs. Milton D. Wood left Saturday for Taunton. Mass. for a few weeks stay with relatives. MT. Wo Dd has been manager of the Boys club for the past two years, and under his man. agement the club has been very su:- cessful. He developed a winning base ball and football team. The class as in burnt wood work, carpentry and electricity were well attended by the members and did excellent work The club had on exhibition at the library sale, also in the store windows, sam- pies of their handicraft- The classes in gymnastics, etc, were good and the exhibitions which they gave were largely attended and show much hard work on the part of MT. Wood. Dur ing the two winter seasons MT. Wood arranged a series of entertainments consisting of talks. by several citizens of the place, illustrated lectures with the aid of the microscope of trips m the old countries. The annual ban quetS were attended by the directors of the club, members and former mem bers of the club who are now out of town. The membership was about loo. MT. Wood has resigned and will attend a summer school Friends here were surprised to hear of his resignation. MT. Wood was also scoutmaster of the Colchester Boy Scouts.
 Borough Briefs.
 Dr. E. B. Cragin left town Saturday morning for a few days at his home m New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Spencer and son of Jersey City are visiting at Mrs. JuIia Squires'.
 Hartford Sunday evening after two weeks vacation at his home on Nor wich avenue and at Block Island.
 The board of warden and burgesses held their meeting Monday evening
 Colchester Fire company. No. 1, he'd a meeting in the engine house parlor Monday evening.
 Lebanons Fail to Appear.
 The Colchester baseball team re- ceived word Friday that the Leban ln team. which they were to have played on the park Saturday afternoon, were unable to come here to play
 Harry herman of Hartford was the guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Lyman on Norwich avenue over Sunday.
 Harry Friedman was a Hartford vls- itor Monday.
 Charles M Reade of willimant.c C was caller here Monday.
 Church Interests.
 Rev. B. D. Remington was in Moo dus Sunday and conducted services at the Baptist church.
 Rev. A. A. Meade. pastor of the Exc ter church, preached at the CongFega- tional church Sunday morning
 William H. Van Horn of Willimantic was the guest of friends in town over Sunday.
 Ronald K Brown returned to N,w Yorl- Monday afternoon after a few days at his summer residence on Broadway
 Mrs. John o'Brien was the guest of relatives in East Hampton Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Kelley of Desp River were guests of relatives in town ever Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Bump of Pine Hill farm, Hebron, were visiting Ms. Bumps parents. Mir. and Mrs. John Higgins, Saturday.
 Attended Funeral.
 Marshall J. Porter and family were in Hebron Saturday attending the fu- neral Of Mir. Porter's father, who dted Thursday night. He was 70 years old.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-04
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Denison R. eeer.

Hannah Eliza Geer. widow of Den fson R. Geer, died Saturday morning at the home of Mrs. Edward Campbell after a few weeks illness. Mrs. Camp bell has resided in Preston City for many years with Mrs Edward P Hol- loway, but recently came to the home of Mrs. Campbell She was born in Ledyard. April 2s, 1924, the daughter of Daniel and Hannah Culver Lamb She leaves no near relatives.
 Outing a Big Success.
 The picnic given to the employees of the Rossie Velvet mill was a com p1ete success Saturday at the grove cars carried the crowd of over 300 The Mystic Cornet band furnished mu- sic all day. Games >and spirits of all kinds were enjoyed and a baseball game between the Americans and the Germans resulted in a victory for the Americans. At o'clock a chowder was served and a bake was enjoyed. It was 7.30 o'clock when the party re- turned to their homes. All yave great praise to the Rossie Bros. for their generous hospitality. After all had dined MT Rossie sent the large quan- tity of food to the Splcer home. that the inmates there might enjoy a fine dinner.
 Invited to stoninston Church.
 Rev. c. J. Mason, rector of Calvary Episcopal church of Stonington. has extended an invitation to the rector and parishioners of St. Marks Epis- copal church to attend service Sunday morning at his church. Centennial Sunday. the service at St. Marks will be held at 9 o'clock
 Randall Brown, E. C. Paige and Ed ward E. Bucklin. members of Palestine commandery, Knights Templar. were in Groton Sunday attending the fu- s~f CNa
 MT. and Mrs James Lathrop and Mir and Mrs. Henry B. Moves left on Saturday in MT. Lathrops auto for a trip to the White mountains
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-04

load ice in the local yard. The supply comes from the north.
 Miss Mary Bentley has returned Bozrahville
 George w. Taylor and son Rodney spent the week end at Lake Sebago, Me.
 Patients Taken to Bacleus Hospital.
 The Backus hospital autoambulance e was in the village Monday to take William Childs to the hospital. He is suffering from appendicitis. It is the worst case ever seen at the local hos pita1. The appendix broke just be- fore the operation
 Sunday afternoon the ambulance came here for Howard Bishop, whose left leg was broken in a runaway ac1 cident.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-04

on Mason's Island, is the possessor of the weapon and will carry it in the parade The sword will remain on exhibition only for a few days. as it is to be taken away on the morning of Aug. 10.
 A tureen 100 years old has been loaned by T. F. Anderson of West Mys- tic. A wooden lantern has been loaned by Mrs. Warren Rathbun of Mystic. A piece of rail of the Harry Knowlton. which collided with the steamer Larch- mont off Watch Hill a few years ago, and a cartridge box once used by James H. Brown have been received from Charles T. Willard.
 An article of interest to Stonington people is a chain made by Zebul Jn Hancox which has been in the possess sion of Mrs Louis Rosum for 30 years.
 A curious skin drum made by the Indians has also been loaned to the exhibit.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-04
YANTIC
LttIe New York Boy Comes Tagged to RozrahviIIe-WiIliam Childs, Suffer- nie from Appendicitis, Taken to the Hospital.

For the first time in several years a young boy was delivered to his par ents. who are boarding in Bozrahville. by being tagged. When the famity left New York for the summer the It, tle boy was i'll in a hospital. As soon as he recovered the hospital authori- ties tagged him, put him aboard the boat, and at New London he was transferred to the train. The con ductor saw that he was put off at Yantic. Then he began to get fright ened as his tag read BozrahviIle. Com munication with Bozrahville gave the orders for one of Bailey's teams to deliver the lad there, and he WIS greeted with great affection not only by his own family but by numerous others in the vicinity.
 Heard and Seen.
 Louis Prendergast attended the New London Bridgeport game at New London Saturday
 Miss Mabel Mckee is spending the week in Jewett City with her aunt
 Miss Blanche Richards has returned from a visit with relatives in Jewett City.
 Miss Loretta Richards has been spending a few days in Norwich. the guest of Mrs. August Juneau.
 Mrs. Sarah Schlough and daughter, Miss Bertha Schlough, of Waltha4n, who have been spending few weeks at Pleasant View, were week end guests of Edward Jones.
 Mr.s and Mrs. Charles N. Congden have returned from months stay at Pleasant View.
 Mrs. Paul Smith, who has been spending the past two weeks in West erly, is in town. the guest of MT. and Mrs. Seymour Quinley.
 Motored Down to See the Yachts.
 few automobile parties journeyed to New London Saturday night to watch the yacht fleet in the harhor-
 b. A. c. Pinckney of Long Island was a visitor here Friday.
 George E. Fogg of New York WAS here for brief stay last week.
 Earle Holbrook of Hartford spent a day recently with friends here.
 C.. S. McIIale of South Manchester was a visitor at his former home here Friday
 Mrs George sherman and son Ernest are spending few weeks in Hope Val ley, R. l., guests of Mrs. ShermaR's parents, MT. and Mrs Webster.
 Louis Pendleton and sons. Ralph and Julian. of Beverly, Mass, spent Thursday in town, guests of Alr. aad Mrs. Herm6n J. Gibbs.
 Ice from the North.
 The icemen are commencing te un-