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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
Surplus, $1,000, 600
Capital, $4,000, 900

Member New York Clearing House Associaron
so Broadway rnth ave. " Jam ."
Lenox Ave. & I25th 81. Third Ave- q i4o'n oI
wllardv King President ~
G. Paine, vics-Pres Harris A. Dunn, Treas
FredC Asst Treas
yir.-p he Ills A. Asst Sec
-. I'll ,Ii,o, vca-pn.s j. Kane Sec
W;no;n Sac Frede Cloves, Asst Sec
Geo. Earle Trust 0hcer
OrrnR r. Judd Asst Trust Officer
N Hazelti Asst 0meer
DIRECTORS
Charles HI Keep, Chairman of the Board
Ran; 7 Allan HarodBe BENJAMIN Clark Anthony r. Kuser
p.rr. Edward Philip Lehman
H. Eaton Charles F Mathewvsn
Union N. Bethel James NJ Clifford augustus W. rsino
G. Louis Boisseyain Henry Goldman ISoah " iosers
lFrederi G. f. II
IEror Horace
Edw.rd n Clark A. Barton Hepburn VIM A. Tucker
sdWAiu IL willard King W.
Tndependent of the Control of Any Single interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
COURT HOLDS JANlToR
Awaits Result of Injuries Of
Wife of His EMPLOYER.

While the ianitor of the house at 3
West 1s5th st. is held in $1,000 bail for
examination, Mrs. Jacob Kantrowits,
wife Of the owner Of the building. is
in the Harlem Hospital in q critical
condition. as the result of assault and
robbery.
The case came up in the Harlem
Court yesterday, and Magistrate Levy
held George Taylor until August "a u
await the result of her injuries. Suspi-
sion Of felenious assault Is The ehar1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
LIS PENDENS.
AUGUST /.
Manhattan.

l54TH ST. :4s to $50 W; four actions f;
Albany Savings Bank sgt Fleischmann
Realty Co. Inc. ct al foreclosure Of four
BROADWAY, $, bet 22bth and 22sth SITS,
lot It's: Rudolph Wallach Co agt Park Mort
gage Co ct al foreclosure Of transfer OF tax
Hem atty. A. Weymann.
$50; Rudolph wallach Co agt W Butterfly
ct al foreclosure OF transfer OF tax lien) |;
atty A Weyman.
River, lot IL: Rudolph Wallach Co aEt ] n
Butterfly ct al foreclosure Of transfer OF tax
lienl atty, A Weymann.
2o5TH ST, s. bet 9th sy and Harlem
River. lot 80; Rudolph Wallach Co agt ] n
Butterfly ct al foreclosure OF transfer OF
tax Hem atty, A NeymaHn.
9TH AV. \, bet 2o3d and 2o4th SITS, lot
8; Rudolph Wallsch co ACT J Butterfly ct
al foreclosure OF transfer OF tax HEM atty,
A Weymann.
18TH ST. $. bet Fl Washington av and
Broadway lot 1877 Rudolph Wallach Co agt
the Mcclure Publications.. Inc. ct al fore
closure OF transfer Of tax LEM: atty. A
Weymann.
BROADWAY. 8. 2o4th and aoTth SITS.
lot "a; Rudolph Wallach Co agt Edward
tax lienJ atty a Weymsnn. y
BROADWAY. e 8. between 225th and 228th
SITS. lot ll6: Rudolph Wallach Co agt Park
Mortgage Co ct al foreclosure Of transfer OF
tax iyp ATTY a weynann. ,zo.s 80. ,z,,,
'
SITS. lot lGG; Rudolph Wallach Co agt Henry
Holding ct al foreclosure OF transfer OF tax
lien): atty. a Weymann.
BROADWAY. :. between 225th and 22eth
SITS. lot l13: Rudolph Wallach Co AIT Park
Mortgage Co ct al foreclosure Of transfer Of
tax Hem: atty. A weymann,
18TH ST. 8. 200 # W Of Broadway. Icx
99.l1; VIM " Carpenter sgt Incorporated
Plutus Realty Co ct al foreclosure Of mtg):
atty. NJ G Palliser.
l2sTH ST. All to al W: Convent av.
II to 80: 18th st. 40 to 422 w. and ST
Nicholas av. % to 80: Minnie A Cohen agt
Louis Code ct al accounting. eto): sttys.
f6sTH ST. 81 W; Minnie Busse. sEt John
Refs ct al foreclosure Of mtE): attys. II l
4 /. Cohen.
TTH AV. VS.. T4t n . Of aTth ct. 2isx
100: Beth st. n ;. 90 n " Of Tth az. 2ox9s.e
parcel OF land beg at point 100 q W Of
7th sy and rs II Of 3sth 81. ieax125x
Irreg: seth st. n $. 100 q W Of TN sv. ie;iix
"a; Seth st. n 9. ISL II W Of Tth sv. 50.ox
as. and seth 81. 9. 1878 Il Of 7th ay
464x75 Whitney Lyon sgt Seventh Az As
recitation ct al: foreclosure OF mtg): attys
Breed. Abbott q Morgan.
The Rroux
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
HUGE CROP OF APPLES
Western New York Orchard
Belt Shows Heavy Increase.

The coming apple crop in the United
ststes this year will be the largest
nhee 1925. according 10 the estimates
~ The Fruit Trade Journal" Ths
held IN Western New York will show
district.
The shipments Of boxed apples will
suount 70 $3.50 ears. or 20.21O 600
eaxes, which will more than doublo
ne record Of any previous wear. ~Ths
nut Trade Journal" believes that New
l tetx alone will consume 600 car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST 1.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. Sc cor Of 43d ST: wenkler
Iron co agt 14s2 Broadway Co ct al; July
81. 1914 $50.
Sd Az. 2OTs to 2oso: Felice Trocchia ast
Mary Il Jones ct al; July 16 1914 (by
bond): 1925.
SAME PROPERTY; Jarcho Ebert agt
same; July III, 1914 (by bond); s27J
SAME PROPERTY; Empire Architectu-
raj Iron Works agt Annie Jones ct al; July
-, 1914 (by bond), s4s7.
The Bronx.
SUMMIT Az. 914; S Cssolaro agt Alema
Realty Exchange Co ct al; June %, 1914;
SEQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

win nsTne and address o. lender and AZ
torney)
AUGUST 4.
PARK Az, cor 9Sth Il. g. sxeo: Aug
l. 1910; Mary Werner and ano to + crohn,
IS y o2d ST. $4,000: attys. Rusksy a II. III
Liberty 81.
MARKET ST, Sl-33. 5. so Madison 81.
5OxsS: June H. 1914; and Sarah Cohen TO
p IIeilinger, Of Z Goth 81. or Sao bvsy'
s.. 500
HOE Az. $. 100 Cook pl now i7ed
al. Boxio0: Jan o. 1911: r and Minnie Z
Orwell 10 Annie Bruekner; 5000. attys.
Williamson & y. 364 Alexander av.
SHERMAN AY, " cor fsham 81. IeoxiV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03

The Sunday Magazine Of The Tribune
August 9 contains n fine article about
Fern Hobbs. the private secretary Of
Governor West Of Oregon, who made a
national name for herself when she
closed up the saloons at Copper6eld,
DESPITE the efforts OF the Mayor and
ether village officials 10 prevent IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
y Broad Street New York. July 81, 1919.
quarterly dividend OF one and one-half
~ cent, OnS) viii be paid September /,
us 70 common stockholders Of record AZ
! ?. n. August 20. 1919.
LANCASTER MORGAN. Treasurer.
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VIM. A. Read & Co.
New York
Chicago Philadelphia Boston London
COUPONS. I
rNDYRGRoUND ELECTRIC RAILWAYS
rnn1n Il - -. m nAnAA IIMIIED.

COMPANY or LONDON, LIMITED:
fPER CENT INCOME BONDS OF 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that interest on the
1cons Bonds for the Hslf-Iear ended June
= British Income TAX Will be paid against
Presentation and surrender Of Coupon No; IL
q and after the lst day Of September 1919
b London az the London County and West
n!nser Rank. Limited. ~ I.othbury' p. -:
COMPANY. ia Frankfort on Main al Mr.
lAzNrd Spsyer- Ellissen; In Amsterdam al
Associ2tie Casa.
Coupons must 30 left for examination
iifes clear days before payment.
b order 81 the Board.
". H. MANDELICK, Secretary.
LoIeon, go July. 1914.
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The Bronx.

BRONX BOULEVARD. = corner Of Full
ton Of, 100 Ox2ii; David Wood sgt David
Wood e. al Cpartiticn suiO: atty. @ A Moses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-30
ORRINEI
CURES DRINK HABIT

SO uniformly successful has ORRINE
been ia restoring the victims Of the
Drink Habit into sober and useful
citizens, and 70 strong il our confidence
IT, curative powers. that we want 10
emphasize the fact that ORRiNE IS sold
under this positive guarantee ", after
trial. you get no benefit, your money
win be refunded. ORRINE costs only
ti.0O per box. Ask for Free Booklet.
BUTTS. Inc.
ff9 West Central Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-30
JURY EXPECTED TO
GET WILL CASE
TOMORROW
Whatever the Verdict, it is
Said the Action will be APP
pealed by the Losing Side
of Bitter Fight.

Today brought the end 81 the siaab
will case. which has taken up the
better part OF two weeks in tho dis
trict court. within sight Testimony
In s%ur-Pebuttal was finished his
morning and this afternoon it was
expected that N trial. except for
ergumeut by counsel would come 10
"a close this afternoon with the read
ing Of some correspondent which
NcIll g. Field, counsel fot Arthur
Staab. desires 10 las before the jury
Argument by counsel is expected
To- begin tomorrow morning, and be-
fore the dag closes b. is anticipated
that the case will 80 tY tine jury.
Arthur Staab and his wife were re-
called today by Mr. Field In sur-re-
buttal They replied Go testimony
touching on MI Staab's financial
dealings with his father
While il is true thar the cnd at the
trial D. in sight. those familiar with
the feelings of bot hsides say that
whatever the verdict. % Wil not mark
the end Of the case. Both sides. il is
said. have made up their minds 90
carry the action up on appear ia the
event of an adverse verdict A dis
agreement will mean it is said an
other trial here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-30
R. c. ELY
AND 7. B. CATRON
GET CITRATE

There was -nm ,hing to pep tnat
apparently needed popping .a-' r.ehi
and thcr, was U. sign oI aUE .rr
under the pitch .ettle. when chair
man a. a. TIt ana 4 Is Stu.t.f o.
% catron arrived last nlght ulrPoor
us with campai-r dope and ar-tHns
with tarlu schedules to muI.t thefu-
selves upon the Voters Briefly thtF
had expected tu address Il Wrrf.ue
Boo the graceful ..rmr of the spa.e-
writer but There Was n. H.
E2ccpt fur b. faithful huf furiorn
nrure of Colonel o. Porter Jones
there was uo one ON haud az the
station GO greet fhe ulustr.ous figures
as they stcppc3 from the train The
Republican headquarters was not
even lighted up iu their honors no
add 30 the horror ~ The situation the
evening wa cool tud slightly cloudy
To the meeting Ices s~pccrhlfysrs "a
was vets cloudy indeed
The t2-ccntImeter guns 1f tho
a. trcatlyl 80 tutugodl D. tairl had
arrived and the enemy was elise
where There was no one near to be-
made The victim of their VolumInoua
assaults Of tarin ngures and cam
paign -logcrdemsiu Thcfc was uo
ammunition en- hand. not even "a rev
sacks 90 peanuts
ihings were wrong. deridcdly
wrong Tho Internal regions almost
popped because "a the indignation
felt hos the chairman n thc senator.
n Porter had not forgot ,o lieht thg
fire under the pitch kettle the pop
pitis would ave taken place
HALF an hour at the telephone
calculated the fact that shcre was a
meeting in Hareias the senator.
therefore went o. Barelas he spoke.
80 ala xiv Ely said ~ was "dls-
gnaled.H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-30
ROAD BOARD MAKES
SMALL FUND co
LONG WAY
State Engineer Gives Emphat-
ie Commentator to the Ac-
complishments Of County
Highway Builders.

Work accomplished during the
year by tho Bernalllo county road
board was strongly commended h>
state Eugincer James a. French DOB
an Interview given last uisnt when
he arrived here on his way Co Los
Lunas.
Win "a small fund available. Mt
French said. B|ernalillo county has
done excellent aud extensive works
In road construction the county ranks
next GO Dona Ala where 100000
has been spent during The last year
The class uf highways required
here. MIR French said. cannot he
built chcaply Material Doe
hauled FOR some distance aud expense
is increased by tie frequent necessity
for crossings over irrigation bitches
Mr. French commented on the
progress made on the North Fourth
street rad a year auo that road
was hardly passablc Tor autoiste
Mr. French said work coo the AT
tuuucrquo- lslctd road b. nciug push
ed satisfactorily ana he expects the
road from here go Jemcz SPRINGS viii
hc in shape for easy automobile tra'-
cling hy Christmas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-30
Denies He
Is Guilty of
" ter Theft
Asks Court to Compel Compa-
ny to Restore Service. Char
ges Attempt Made to Cut
Under House Foundations.

James Archer. who is Dcins sued
Tor $500 10y the Water company
which alleges he stol, water by tap
pin "a main crossing hts premises boa
the BunIng Highlands addition TO-
day fled a cross0iil m the district
court. dcayinp the allegations emo
praying for an order compelling th"
company 90 restore ms water scrV-
ice The supply was cut OF pSclim-
mary Co the legal action uy The come
PAM.
Mr. Archer denies the "s.auitIHus
ae. usatIons made by thu company.
and asserts that % attempted to Dut
under the foundations ot h.s house
and dig his lawn 100 such % wat as iu
vreik great damage Hc refused
and still refuses tp permit that ht
states In his bill. but Hvcf- that hr
newer forbade th. company t.Ucss u|
the pipes for purpose OF Inspection oJ
repair A. t1 the comp3tn, IS claim
OF crsemcnt across the property hD
asserts that their pipes cross hs
property only uudrr a ~rcvo0uplc per.
NIT.
ln praying Tor au order roWpciiUg
b restoration o. service. Mr Ar,he.
Submits that nc willing to pay th.
usual rate Tor sa.h service and m'g.
Hl just and equitable charges of th'
company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-30

SO piece dinner sets on sale
Monday at $245 per set. See
window display.
THE LEADER
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-30
THE PLEDGE OF GEORGE c. sCHEER, WILLIAM
KIEKE AND RAFAEL GARCIA, DEMOCRATIC CANDI-
DATES FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE, ON COUNTY
SALARIES is AS FOLLOWS.

County commissioners. sGoo per annum aud mileage.
Probate Judge $3.50 per annum and mileage.
Probate cicrl, ss5oo per annum and nt q c>cccd - ooo per
annum for deputy and clerk hc, whose number ami salaries shall
he in the discretion of the board Of cpunty commissioners.
District court clerk. 50 500 per annum. the cIcrk to tr appointed
by the district Judge aud hs salary paid out OF the respective cuun-
~ court funds, The number aud SALARIES OF the clerks assistants to
br a the discretion 90 the eourt aud paid In like mnnncr from the
our funds.
sheriff. $4,000 per unu si5OO fr deputy aud actual nccrs-
-ary travelling expenses To ne verified under oatha aud approved by
the district Judge.
County treasurer. sa5Oo per anuum aud not to exceed ~ Zoo
per anHum for deputy tFrk hire whose number aud saiartc> shall he
In the discretion ri. the board OF county commissioners.
County assessor, $4,000 per annum and not 10 cNccd siaO0 per
annum for deputy aud clerk hg whose number and salaries shall
he In the discretion ct the board of counN commissioners.
school surcrintcdcnt~ $500 per annum-
County surveyor. $40 per diem 10 cover ~nIar, and all personal
expense.
Deputies aud assistants actually needed una he appointed h, tie
various county officer Tor the actual time required. al the ncccS-
shy. number and salaries to he In the discretion of the board nj conn
" commissioners.
We are opposed To the creation OF any additional -nIhrtcd om-
cms or boards and ~ favor oT the adjustment % ~ that a br
dispensed with. ~ the duties merged lin some other office or depart
men without dctrhmcnt to the public service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-30
Got to Go Deep to
Cure Rheumatism
Lniments Help Locally, But
the Disease is Way Down
Inside.

r. So, nt the source 81 rheumatic
pains 70 requires thr deep, searching in-
hutuie Of =. s. = she famous blood puF
ihrr rheumatism j. primarily b blood
dlsrase that since "a D. in this vital huih
that rheumatic trndchrirs are carried.
irdgs In Toe Joints and musl'ra there 90
irritste thr nerves and produce pain.
And In order o. drive out these paiu tn
rictlng poisous u requires - + = 10
sInk deep iuto the iluY g.ands inshoided
m The iunermust tissura- : = n travels
wherever iho blood Efss and never ilses
lfs medicinal Influence This explains
Why ID oYrrcumOs The most Jhronlr fnfma
81 rheumatism, WIS u dinluderE thnse hard
deposits that thlrtru tbe joints. for d acts
a. a solvent and assists the blood o. pro
vide in me tissues those natural elements
Tor which the body building prrrcss con
tinuaiiy Graves and must have.
~ yoH have never used = = = Tor
rheumatism gee d bottle today 20 ans
draEEisi Isf n a. directed and With
some simple home keiTs yon Viii soun
dfthrons the Wnrsf aud most palnful
forms ~ rheumatism. Write IN medi
cal d~epsrtmrHt Ths ssin specific 90
a. swift HidE Atlanta, ga, Cor addi
tional adVief Yours MAJ b. q case
where q slight help frum = specialist
whose adyirf h free, will snlff ths mys
irfg that has been making ufe miserable
iDF YrH When vsu ask Cor y = = in.
f'Fi rprn A. rni refu4o al sahstitufea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-30
NIGHT SCHOOL is
TO OPEN MONDAY;
STRONG FACULTY

The public night school viii open
FOR thc i9i4-tet5 term Monday night.
The teachers VIII be; c. D. Jcncs.
algebra; Miss r.. Myrtle Plant Eng-
lish. Miss Maud Rogers. commercial
mathcmatics; George =. Mitchell,
-penmanship ana spelling; =. r..
Leavenworth. -bookkeeping. kathryn
Chavez. spanish.
Tho faculty IL composed OF exc
perionced teachers. Mr.. Jones, the
principal II head Of the Central
school; Miss Plant. teacher In the
Fourth ward school. Miss Rogers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-30

teacher Of the eighth grade! Mt.
Mitchell. principal OF the Second
ward school, Mr.. Lcavenworth.
teacher of the commercial lines Ia
the high school, Miss Chavez. q stu
dent al the University OF New Mex
leo. and Dr. bergman, rabbi of the
Temple Albert
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-30

ana the end was not unexpected.
Mr. Coleman canc here about four
years ago. He was "A sub-contractor
ON the city ecwcr work He was "a
member 81 Temple Lodge No q. \.
r and A. a. A wife AMI 70 5-year-
old son survive. Funeral arrange
ments viii be- announced later
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-30
JOHN D. COLEMAN
DIES TODAY AFTER
2 MONTHS ILLNESS

John y. Coleman, president OF the
N0leman-Bia company, auto ma
chinery supply dealers and proprie-
tors Of the Coleman Blank garage on
West Central avenue, died early to-
day. lie had been ~ for two months.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-31

Threshing coal at Tomas & Farms.
worth's.
Etha Insley was down from Bonair
Saturday.
Title Anderson was up from Ridge
way, Tuesday.
Lillian Obriham was down from Lime
Springs, Monday.
Mrs. B. Guttormson was up from
Ridgeway Monday.
: Ruth Shobakken was up from
Ridgeway yesterday.
Ella and Mabel Costello were down
from Bonair, Tuesday.
N. A. Blackburn, Lawyer, Office over
Fields furniture store.
Lillian and Mabel Kuntz were up
from Ridgeway Friday.
Myra Buck. of Lime Springs. was a
Cresco caller Saturday.
Miss Kathryn Sullivan came down
from LIE Roy Wednesday.
Mrs. Griswold and children came up
from Ridgeway Saturday.
Marguerite German went to Austin
yesterday to visit relatives.
q IT.
Mrs ]. j. Charland went to Austin,
Monday, to visit her parents.
Silo filling outfit for sale. Enquire
of DAN or TACK KAPLER. 47t3
The Misses Tina and Borgina Owen
were up from Ridgeway, Tuesday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nichols,
Friday, July Gath, little daughter.
Good barn for sale. Enquire of
DR.. P. G. BUTTON.
Wanted-Girl for general housework.
Enquire of MRS. D. A. LYONS.
Agents Wanted-To use bikes Foot
Powder. Csc. at Market St. Drug Co.
Lost-An opportunity, if YOU fail to
get your drugs at Market St. Drug. Co.
Geo. Bly, went to Austin yesterday
for few days. visit with his son Alvah
A. J. Evans visited from Saturday
till Wednesday with relatives at Mason
City.
Marley Robinson arrived Saturday
from Belle PLANE, Ia, for visit at
home.
M. NJ Mitchell, of Detroit, Michigan,
arrived last Sunday for weeks visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Mitchell, and sister, Mrs. Fred Beach.
Mrs. Charles Byrnes and daughter
Elizabeth returned Monday night from
Elma where they visited with the
formers daughter, Mrs. Jerry Conway.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-31

Mrs. G. H. Rice went to Ceda,
Rapids Friday to visit her daughter
Mary.
Ruth Davis of Lime Springs was 8
visitor at the Arthur Lidtke home Sat-
urday.
For SALE-Light spring wagon. En-
quire at Miller Bros. & Co.'S. furniture
store.
Francis Scholz returned Monday even.
ing from . visit at Mason City and
Austin.
Mesd. French and Flugel were up
from Eldorado Monday to consult DR..
Kessel.
Evelyn Forthun ana Audrey Pulver
went to Leroy, Tuesday, to visit
friends.
Alma Bratrud, of Chester, was a
guest at the A. E. Barker home,
Friday.
Martha Becker went to .Ca!mar
Monday to visit her sister Mrs. E..
Downey.
Mrs. A. w. Lidtke went to Lime
Springs yesterday to visit her niece,
Lillian Jones. ~
Mrs. Emma DeNoyelles went to Mt.
Vernon Friday for visit with Mrs.
Fred Wodrich. -.:.
Mrs. r. A. Little went to Austin yes
terday for few days visit with Mrs.
Richard Cooper.
Fred Burr is laid up with a couple of
broken ribs caused by a runaway acci-
dent last Sunday. ..'
Miss Emma Woellstein returned to
Charles City Wednesday after short
vacation at home.
Rose and Stacia McCabe and Anna
Losen went to DEBORAH, Tuesday, for
n VlSlC WIFI 1ElcuuS.
Vera Clark, who has been visiting
Sarah Glass, returned Wednesday to
her home in LIE Roy.
Mrs. E. B. Kline, of Chicago, Ill.,,
arrived Friday morning for visit with
relatives and friends.
If you wish to sell or trade your real
estate or city property. Call on V.
KAPLER. Phone 275. 44t4
If you want a farm loan at low rate
Of interest, zee American Loan 4 Trust
Company. Cresco. la.
Mrs. E. F. Mcknight came down
from LIE Roy Saturday for visit at
the C. H. Miller home.
Mrs. Clara Taylor arrived Tuesday
from Corning. Iowa, to visit her sister,
Mrs. w. H. Taubman.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-16
PERsoNALs

A. Durle spent Tuesday in Pine Hin, R. I.
 James Nixon spent Tuesday in Col chester.
 Mrs. William Mitchell of Siontvilie is visiting in Boston.
 Mrs. Frank Farrel has returned from a two weeks visit with friends in New York and Brooklyn.
 Norris Ryley of Norwich has been making brief visit to his parents, MT. and Mrs. T. ". Ry 9y. of West Mystic.
 Miss Nellie c. Tibbets of Union street has returned after spending four weeks in New York and Mount Vernon.
 Mrs. Edward Barrett has returned to Stonington from the Backus hos pital in Norwich. where she underwent an operation.
 Mir and Mrs. E. W. Hewitt of Leb- anon have announced the engagement of their daughter, Gladys. to Harold J. Mason of Willimantic.