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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-18
Copyright,
"Margie, 3" said

''Margie,'' said Aunt Mary this
morning, you are working too hard.
I think you should have a maid to
help you out. You are looking rather
seedy as well and 1 noticed this morn
ing that your clothes are getting bit
out of date"
"To tell the truth, Aunt Mary"
l answered, 81 have been so busy that
l have not thought much about my
appearance lately-surely my new
suit is all right and it cleaned up
nicely, after l fell in the gutter with
it on. Don't you like it,"
Eyes, but a tailor-made suit is not
enough. You should have some new
frocks for the house and an evening
dress or two. l know that Dick likes
to go out in the evening and 1 also
know that every man wants to feel
proud of his wife"
ooh, Aunt Mary, it is so bad as all
that?"
well, my dear, when Eleanor
Fairlow was here today could not
help remarking how fresh she looked
and how becoming was her afternoon
gown and you will forgive me if
say that your hair and complexion did
not look as pretty as hers. would
not say this, dear, if 1 were not sure
that your lovely red hair and delicate
coloring were more beautiful than
hers, but you really showed lack
of grooming that was sorry to have
Dick see.
Don't, my dear, think you can
forget your appearance and still re-
tain the interest of any man, even
your husbands"
"But, Aunt Mary" said very much
distressed, surely Dick will not ex-
pect me to look my best after the
strenuous days and nights that have
just passed. really have not had a
moment to wash my hair in four
weeks and last night I was I'D with
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| the best little nurse in the world for
Dick, but 1 want you to look your
best always. 1 know what self de-
ceiVers men are and they are the con-
ventional sex after all. They are al
ways talking about liking a woman
for her. sweetness and simplicity
they say they only care for the
shrinking modesty that clothes itself
in simple white muslin. They boast
that their wives never wear false hair
nor patronize the beauty shop-and
yet have noticed that unless a man
thinks his wife is just as good look
ing as the wives of his friends he is
apt to make excuses when the family
is invited to a party"
Dear Aunt Mary-who would have
thought she had noticed this peculiar
trait in the male sex? This morning
she thought Eleanor Fairlow was bet
ter looking than I and, bless her
heart, she was little concerned be-
cause she likes me so well she doesn't
want Dick to make any invidious
comparisons. am awfully tired and
guess will get a maid to help me at
least until Dicks hand gets well and
poor dear old Dad makes his journey
across the border. He is so patient.
1t breaks my heart every time 1 go
over there.
Tomorrow am going over and
make him long visit. hope Moth
er Waverly explained about Dick.
If she did not poor old Dad will think
we are neglecting him for the world.
How quickly, little book, do we fall
out Of step with the procession of the
living. No one thinks any more of
telling Dad of the things of this world.
We say 1--WE must not worry him"
want to live every minute till the
breath leaves my body. Everyday
affairs either of joy or sorrow interest
me and l don't want to miss any OF
them-and nm tn date little hook il
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CONFESSIONS. OF A WIFE

HOIN WITNINI ITNINIO WI y ITlOIN
, 1914, by the Newspaper Enterprise Assoc
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WALL PAPERIN(i.

~@@-~-
II; =. .rauer. the wallpaper man See
nam anu save money. los North
s-!shih street. Phone Monroe 1893
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lTavcl uJitnouf trouble"

system OF unaccompanied. pre-
arranged pleasure travel for any part
of the world. Tours arranged for
individuals. families and private
parties al Inclusive Fares. with
Hotels, Transfers. Carriage Drives.
etc. 10 leave at any time. Itineraries
arranged To suit passengers. Accom-
modntions secured In advance az
hotels. Phone Monroe 12O.
ASK MIR. R0N3iAN."
Manager Travel Department.
Richmond Trust and Savings CO.
9Th and Main SITS. Richmond. Va.
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MOTTO E-Iegal

NIRG1NIA--IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE CITY or RICHMOND:
Commonwealth ot Virginia, at the
re ation of Joseph Button, Com
missioner Of Insurance. go. rlaintlg
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

M ED, travelling taiiors to the
lrah". salesman of ability ana eN-
n"rl"n'c. Apply with references a L..
Taylor. go West Baltimore street. Bal
tim"re. Md
WANTED, salesman for Richmond and
part of state. Must have small capt
SEQ Alr Eurch Murphy'e Iiot.I. : to -.
SAl.ESAii\ 10 contract with merchant.
Tor daily window picture service:
pcrnlanenl position. with hig money.
8orld.s PHOTOGRAPHIC News service, -
west Twcnty-i'rSt street, New York
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INSritlt TIONS.

MISS \. y. Daniel vii! resume her
Glasses for ladies the fr4t week iu
tctobcr At the Chesterfield. 900 West
Franklin street. Miss Daniel viii 20
".N. private pupils between the hours
OF aud -
RICHMOND school Of S..norraihv vim
op.u fan session September IL ~
III" haet Main street. Miss Toyihrcss.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

W ANTEp. tho public 10 know tnat
iHhnk" Bros, Jewellers. az East
Main Street. bug, soil. exchange and
rnh"unt diainonds in the latest styles.
old gold and silver taken In exchange
For the best auto or livery service
~ reasonable prices call Auditorium
stables. Smith & Xix. Proprietors
ihonc MadiSon 1923
HUNTING privileges for rent to high
est bidder on $500 acres Of land :
miles river front on the Pamuntey /:
) Z. miles east OF Hanover Courthouse.
IN King William County Plenty Of
game OF all kinds Birds 10 he in ~
October I. Robert Howard. t:tna Mills.
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WANTED-Iteal Estate

LET W Got YOU u tenant for your va
cant property. Special attention to
collection OF rents. VIM. NJ Miller 4:
: o.. Inc. lf5 North Eighth Street
LIST your farms with j. A Connolly
y Co Write postal for necessary
blanks.
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l.. ~. Sandridrc Transfer. Furniture
packed, shipped and stored. no extra
charg" Tor pianos. Movin. a speciality
oiitc". room VI. Ehci Building. 49, East
Nam street oificc 'paauc Madison
"l5n >lGnt. Randolph 23+&.T
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NAlI. ORDER

IT is now time To have your fall hats
cleaned, pressed and resha ped. Ladies'
hats given special attention Schloss
The Halter. s.. East Eroad street
Richmond. Va.
REMEMBER that we sell pure wines
and liquors and shin cverywhcre
send Your orders. Geo. McD. Blake
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PARTNERS WANTED.

W ANTEb. partner with $500 10 man
az" business in Virginia Paws 80
ana up; Address /. 81. care Times
Dispatch.
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BUSINESS MANrI.n

WANTED to buy a jeweiry ana .,pair
.iSihrSS IN 4 town ~ 800 10 > n0G
Address /. 80. care Times b'spatcn.
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FOR isI.NJ-I;lat.

EEAtTIFti. three room HAT with uri-
Vet" bath. electric LIGHTS steam heat
Apply 80 North Harrison Street;
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MEETINGS
FAIR ELECTIONS SOCIETY
Arnnnl Nlnntinr

Annual Meeting.
THE annual meeting OF the Fair Elcc-
lions society Of the ninth Congress
sional district OF Virginia is hereby
called I, meet at Hotel Bristol. Rristo
Va, at o'clock T. NJ. on Monday. Sep
TENDER Is. 1914.
Attention is called to the fact that
III addition To the congressional cleo
tion To be held in November tho pro-
hihitiou election il 10 take place on
September -, 1914. and il is very inn
p"riani that active steps be taken to
see that 3oth OF these elections are fair
and III accordance with law II il
honed that the meeting Will u. fully
attended. j. T.. BCiI.iTT
president.
THE anuual meeting Of tho stockhoId-
crs OF the southern Manufacturing
company Will lie held III the offices o!
III" Company. Nos. II and ~ South
Twclfta street. Richmond. Va. on
TUESDAY. September II. 1914. ut IL
o'clock noon. - order of tn" President
A. EDWARD ROEBk.R
secretary and Treasurer.
a \ stated communication OF Met
Ky ropolitan Lodge. No. II. A., r. x
w y. NJ, viii bc held III the Masonic
Temple THURSDAY AFTERNOON, sep
tcmhcr 10. 1913, At 1870 o'clock Mem
hcrS Of sister lodges and transient
brethren are cordially invited
By order at the Worshipful Master
W. y. WATKINS.
Secrpturv
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Observation-Disclosures.

W AN'fED. furnished Nat. :, rooms ana
path. OF small Furnished cS!d.ncn I'M
Richmond or vinicity for several
months. !! -, care Times Dispatch
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accountant desires !,
Prepayment position Address II COG
care Times Dis patch
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

rtR sale. entire stock drugs ard ny
tGf.s for sale - cuicK buyer Good
!1i~tArss location. Address ~ once
Almond 60. Suffolk. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. lockwood trimmings High
est prices paia. l., Dcitricl1. i.or-
raine, Va.
W ANfED, washing 10 do III home AMI
ais" cleaning l2lT Boyd street
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ORDER or NOTICE f

ORDER or NOTICE FOR DIS
CHARGE.
ON this 9Th day OF September. \. -
1911. on reading tn" petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt. il is
Ordered by the court that Il hearing
be had upon tile same on the 18TH DAY
or oCToBEii, y. H.. 1914. before said
court. at Richmond in said district. at
" O'Clock noon, and that notice thcro-
OF he published in The Times Dispatch
~ newspaper printed In said district
and that all known creditors and other
persons III interest may appear at the
said time and place. and show cause.
IL any they have, why the prayer Of
the said petitioner should not he
granted.
Aud il is further ordered by the
court that the clerk shall send by mail
TO ull known creditors copies or said
petition and this order, addressed TO
them NJ their places OF residence as
stated.
Witness the lioNoEABLE EDMUND
WAbpill.. Jii.. Judge Of I'll. said
court, and he seal thereof. ut Rich
nond, in said district. on the 5th day
of September, y. ~. 1914
Attest:
JOSEPH J.. BRADY.
ME-. MELVIN rLECENHEIMEK.
Attorney for Bauitrupt
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WANTI!D-Roouis

WANTED by mother and daughter. ;
~ z rooms for light housekeeping.
on Porter or Rainbridec Street south
Rchuaond address ". -. IL Genera.
Delivery. Soutil Richmond.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOULEVARD Inn. HAMPTON noa!s
country ana scashorc combined wath
city couNcu!enccs. Near golf links
Misses Tabh Boulevard Inn. Hampton
Va
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FOR observation-disclosures.

flFTil floor. south side Virginia
cA pro lease. possession at once.
TO suitcase apartment At Monroe Ter
race" Inquire 81 Office. Mrs. I.anier
Dunn
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W ASTED-Nloney.

WANTED. from private parts, S25o0
"n good suburban property FIRST
mortgage given Address f. "t3. care
Times Dispatch
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Fbf: rent. slN-rcon apartment, cleo
tticltN, modern improvements Ap-
ply -i2n Grove Avenue.
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TO EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE. 3-story new and modern
hrerroor apartment house. In exclu-
sly" rcSldcnc" section of washington.
having equity 10 $4,000 PAYING over
IL per cont not. for farm or acreage
within fifteen miles u Richmond Send
naFt lcu!hEs I" No. "921 Fourteenth
street, Northwest. Washington. H. g.
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DREssMAKiNG AND MILLINERY.

7 l!'S class drcsSutiicr. i3l North
Tenth street. Phone Madison io36-I
Ttiu dresses madc. $50: shirtwaisiS
80. 0iaImaniS- rnnlnlnlnd
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MISCELLANEOUS
SHOES. SHOES. SHOES.


SHOES, SHOES. SHOES.
ac3 East Broad. near City Hall. is tho
new home OF Bowdcn's Sample Shoe
store. Good shoes cheap for the whole
family.
CET-RATE SHOES.
EMPIRE Shoe Co. 504 West Broad
prices.
'rIi. RIGHT TIME
FOR DEMONSTRATING. staining and wax
ing floors. dark floors made Hight:
white paint washed like new Call
Randolph 3l2h William johnson
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WA NTf.D--.igcnts

AGENTS. salary or commission: pr.at-
est seller vet Every user p.u and
inH buys on sight: 200 to 800 per cent
prnhi one agents sales $500 In siX
daNs5 another s&2 la two hours Mon
roo Mfs 30, ! 80. la Crosse. Wis
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SUMMER BOARDING

TIE Avon, Buckroc Reach Va co-
transient anG regular hoarGcrs lie.
Gated ~ Wn;@r FROM, orc square from
pavilion. AMY Mrs. .. L James
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BUSINESS CARDS.

WORKMAN rEATnoSS.
t.ht lu""riiE aud Surveying
'2htS fhch" Hanover. W.
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IRA \S'ERS

\ MEYERS SONS.
,3l East Cary Street.
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iinR SALf.-lteal Estate.

FnR SAIi.-Real Estate.
TWO lots. Woodland Heights. one cor
hcr lot. y -. care Times Dispatch.
BIG barsat-Lot. -, ~ ll2. near VII.
liam Byrd Park. and lot 30 by iS9
right ~ the school in Highland Springs
for sale worry cheap on terms. Apply
owner. ROX GiS Richmond. Va.
FOR S.ALE-Houses
NEW Woodland Heights home Low
price L 2lt, car" Times Dispatch
FOR SALE-Earms
FOR sale. forty acres land at Milford
station. y. +. " L. railroad Fine
Nl.W. i,flce low, Box 2o2. Milford. Va
$50 cash: $40 month. house. : rooms.
acres lard. milo from station on
fredericksburg Railroad Price $3.50
computation fare. cents. call iii
COS East Main.
FARMS for sale IN Underwater Virginia.
Writ" IN" your wants. =. VI chase.
X ilmarnOck. VA.
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w tNTE.D-NGacliincry

WANTED. iypcs"tt:ag machine. second
hand. iit hrst-clasS conditions. GIVE
iult description with best cash and
installiucnt prices. Address !. tin. care.
Times Dispatch
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HELL WASTED-Fcn,nlc.

v NTEb, ). nrst-tlass plumber ~ ..
~. 1csh!'s. Va Mc-t Broad.
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or Till: CRY OlS IifcIIAloED:
,.,.,...,, ,..,,
'o IN. ,;1,, cat'n 90 rs Inn, u. inc
,,; 80 ~ ~. nt't'o"' N3,il
'''sS,.ne' % insurance ilaihtig
En,,,,ora,., i,,.,,,,
III ~ H., t!tot','iii's N,,pil,pHnS OF
T., ;rr.i 800. ''u ~ - ny tnth;
- treasurer ....,.... .i'cichhan's
Distract from deere. of July 5. 1910
thu court doth order that Rob
crt Z. peyton, IA. one OF the commits
s!ohcfS OF TINS court. proceed TO take
the following accounts.
rifS,, I'm account OF lll the property,
Emnl"ynrs. in,,"m;,i,v ,,n,nn.,,r 70 ~,
IN IN state ~ V3rc;ni, III ~, ~ ~,
-, ~. '.NSt 80 = 'iii' ~. ~ -
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HELP NTEp-,talc arc Female

WANTED maid Aua cock ~ zoos West
.tN"nu, Altod must STAY an Iiace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

club with no bar and as the sarsaparilla ginger al,
and soda bottles all had tin caps instead II corhs, ae
tact that he had corks hand might indicate sonnet ing
else Perhaps he had catsup bottles in the pantry.
When Mr. Alcutt came down from the locker r0.r,
beltcd and shirt -secvcd and with his bag n clubs M
his shoulder. Mr. Bcndcrbury waiting for him ".-
SIDE the clubhouse with two gumprooi caadlc'. %I.
Acutt stepped on the green trying on the helmet.
"One Of these tacks is going to gougc my head .
said I'll have a sore on my LETT temple nE Tie
time get back, | expect.
Il couldn't play with anything ike that annoying
me- said Mr.. Benderbury. Let Mike take an"'h.'
whack at it with his hammer.
"Oh. it doesn't matter" said Mr.. Mcutt ~ ''a
thing like that doesn't anno, me
Il want YOU to be fit in every way, SAID Mr. b..-
dorbury. 81 don't want you to say, after The ga.
over that your helmet was the reason YOU lost ..I
I'm going to beat you Alcutt.
~You've got it to do, said Mr.. Alcutt and,
his bag Of clubs to his caddy, he selected his d''.
walked with Mr. Benderbury to the first tee.
You first Bcnderbury," he said.
~Tos, penny Heads" said Bendorbury. '
won the honor.
LIE turned as he teed his ball and looked at .
IL thin stream of steam was issuing from the p"
the peanut rooster, but sound.
40 whistle Ioe,' he warned, and having e.
ball. he hcccd his club back OF it, the ball, per.
the ball. apperceived the ball, and drawing ba. IS
club. struck the ball with a mighty foow-,hroug
From the tee the ball rose ike living thing ];
cleared the first bunker by yards, and Was
when it cleared it, Mr.. Alcutt stared after the ball y
open mouth.
MY land, Bcndcrbury" he exclaimed as tina. 20"
YOU are going to play? That's almost a record dr ~
this course. If YOU drive ike that here. what "
do when we get up where the wind is with your
Il will do my best, at least, said Mr.. Bond
but he could not repreSS a smile.
Mr. Ncutt tccd his ball He got his >tanc, a"
his eve on the ball: but he neither really per
nor came anywhere near appcrcciying i. Tie c'
his club and whackcd 7rhdCk IS the exact ".-. p.
did not follow through to amount to anything. lie M
went as straight as a string. II was travelling -"''l'
but il was low It hit the side Of the first ho'
with a thud and buried itself in the Sot, turf ...
Mr. Bcndcrbury smiled broadly. "Ihc game g.
won vet. ANYWAY" said Mr. Bcndcrbury.
40. YOU bet it amt" said Mr.. Mcut. and b, 'ar.
for the first bunker grimly. He chopped the ball
Of the bunker in four chops
In spite Of himself Mr.. Bcndcrbury had 70 laugh
"Thats iivc," said Mr. Mcutt, rs the bal toprl'i
over the bunker into the sand on the other SIDE.
Il lie one. said Mr. Bcndcrbury, trying 20 speak
with modcSty
Mr. Bcndcrbury the first hole
with a par.-fivc % Mr. AlcuttS
eleven.
Al the second tee there was more
wind but it came from behind. and
Mr. Bcudcrburv if possible. cN,,,l
his first drive Mr.. Alcut, ,,ar
the stone wall bv pure luck 1u'
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iv . and II excited great comment.
Members asked about the competition, and
wished 20 know # they could enter it,
and when they learned that the trophy
Wa 'o be- the sign Of the eternal superiority
o Mr. Bondcrbury over Mr.. Alcutt or Of
Mr. Alcu't over Mr. Bcndcrbury, they
arranged 20 sec the match. There was
good gallery on hand 10 follow Mr. Ben
1,rbury and Mr. Alcu, the Wednesday
afternoon IF the competition.
Mr. B,udcrbury was the first Of the TWO
competitors 20 appear at the clubhouse.
II, was in tine whatever that means.
s. hc pa ed the peanut cart he smiled at
i.,, .c,lng 'hc whistle was not IN commits
SION, and handed Joe hali-dolar.
"Good boy, Joc'' he sad. 40 whistle
today.
Sure mo-" .aid Joe.
Nlr. Moutt came few minute later
u, .uncd a box Of cylindrical shape, ned
a'h string Round and rosy, he mounted
,.. clubhouse steps and smiled broadly
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-28
CLASGO
Irving Button Buys the Homo Place
 Recent Deaths.

Miss Rose Selway died Wednesday afternoon after a short illness. Miss Selway was a sister of Mrs. Thomas Ecclestone. also of Peter Selway and Mrs. Thomas Curtis.
 Word was received here Saturday of the death of J. D. Eccleston of Jewett City. MT. Eccleston was a former resi- dent of this part of the town, having lived near the Bethel church 20 years. Many friends were saddened to learn of his death.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Luther enter tained MT. and Mrs. William Richmond and daughter also Misses Gertrude and Lillian Luther of Springfield, Mass. for the week end.
 John Richmond recently spent few days at his fathers.
 The ladies of the Aid society are planning for supper.
 5Sys Home Place.
 The farm of the late Albert Button was sold at auction Wednesday. Try ing Button was the buyer of the home place.
 Henry Weserman and family spent Sunday at Pendleton Hill.
 Miss Laura Young spent the week end at her home, returning to Strat- ford Monday afternoon.
 There was no k. L. service at the local church Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Henry Richmond is in Spring field with her daughter. Mrs. Raymond Matson. who is seriously i'll in the hos pital
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-28
LIBERTY HILL
Young Folks Have Strawride-tnvsta-
 ton to Visit Parsonage.


 
 Henry " Oehiers of New York vas home over Sunday and Monday Ms re- ports great suffering in the city on
 A Cold Week. Last week was a cold record for February. the mercury ranging from through the week. About Is inches of snow on the level. This week Tuesday morning it was below zero- Rev. Elwell O. Mead preached pro- found and impressive sermon Sunday from the text taken from Gal. 5-17. Mz. Mead's sermons would be gems or In tellectual and religious literature
 Strawrids to Columbia. 4 party of young people had a strx1s< ride to Columbia Friday night, a<tend- ing a lecture given by Rev. E. O. Foe- ter on Schools in Country Life. Sup per was served.
 A paper received here from Orange. Fla. gave the mercury range for cne week in January as g to IS above 0e- TO.
 Invited to Parsonage. The pastor, Rev. Elwell O. Mead. gave an invitation in church Sunday to the people to improve the sleightnS and come to his home in Exeter Friday evening to spend the evening and have a social time.
 Charles Goodrich of Hartford was the guest of his aunts. Misses Flora and Abbie Goodrich, over Sunday. Miss Christine Watson of Springneid was home over Sunday.
 Up to Date Equipment. W. W. Palmer has two milking ma. chimes in use and an electric plant which furnishes light for his mill and three houses.
 William F. Harvey of Norwich spent Sunday and Monday with his mothe5 Mrs. Annie L. Harvey.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-28
ASHWILLETT

The R F. D. drivers are having q hard, cold ride since the snow stDrunA In North Stonington they made only three trips a week during the unopens ed and unsettled roads.
 The continued cold weather keeps the menfollks busy at the woodptles. Fusss day the thermometer rose only to A degrees above zero during the day.
 N. N. Main was out opening the road over Cossaduc Hill last week, sft- CT the storm.
 A few attended the auction ct the Button homestead in Rixtown We'd nesday, when the real estate was sold.
 Carl Anderson has returned to work at the sawmill,- after being away wRn a lame back for a week.
 Harry Guile is still ahead in the cat erpilIar egg mass gathering. A week ago he had 23,ooo and was stin after them
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-28
Pages Nine to Sixteen

been visiting Mrs. Thomas Holmes
 Miss Lavinia F. Kneeland spent Friday and Saturday with Miss Flora A. Spaulding in Lebanon.
 MT. and Mrs. Otto A. Nettleton and daughter were at Chestnut Hill Satur- day.
 Owing to the bad travelling there was no church service at Exeter Sun day.
 Rexford and Carlton Cummings were in Willimantic last Friday.
 Improving at Hospital.
 Clarke Sullard who was taken to St Joseph's hospital, Willimantic, last Thursday, is somewhat improved.
 A number from here attended the masquerade ball at Lebanon Friday night.
 Mrs. Rexford E. Cummings was a Willimantic visitor Wednesday.
 Monday was observed as holiday. Wednesday morning the thermome- ter registered degrees below zero. Thursday morning was slightly warm