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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-02
ORDER OF COMMISSIONERS
COURT

STATE OF TEXAS.
COUNTY or LUBBOCK.
on this the 18th day Of March.
A. d ial4 there came on and was
held special session OF the Com.
missiouers Court OF Lubbock County,
Texas. an members Of said court be-
ina present and participating. me
said session of the court having been
called and held FOR the purpose OF
opening and counting the votes cast
at special election previously or
dered BY this court 20 be held on
the seventh day ~ March. A. ID. 1914.
at all the regular voting places In
all the votsnr PRECINCTS In said Lnb'
book coyfty. to debVmine whether or
not poa{ roSnfs-~s dthned In Chapter
-. Act 81 the Thirty Third Legisla.
ture II fhe State OF Texas. approved
March Hist. A. ID. islk. shall be pro
hibited within the limb Of said Lub-
book funty: and M court having
been Oily opened afording to Law,
proceeded TO attend 10 the business
for which fhe sessiqf had been call
ed as sforesaid. he court having
found tNst aforsbaid election had
been heA on Me Seventh day OF
March. A. 1914. as previously or.
dered. did then and there proceed
to open and count the votes cast at
said election, and did then and there
open, and count said votes. and after
having opened and counted said
votes, the court finds the total num-
Der OF the votes cast nj said cleo
ton to be three hundred and eighty
six. and the court further finds that
two hundred and sixty-dve votes OF
the said total number OF votes were
cast For the Prohibition OF Pool
Halls. and the court finds that one
hundred and twenty-one votes of the
said total number OF votes were cast
Against the Prohibition OF Pool Halls
and the court further finds that the
said two hundred and sisty-nve votes
cast Al said election For Prohibition
OF Pool Halls IL n majority Of all the
votes east AZ the said election.
II Is therefore ordered by the court
that the result OF the said election
be. aud n hereby declared 10 be. IN
favor of prohibiting the operation and
maintenance III pool halls within the
limits of said Lubbock county, And
IN pursuance Of the aforesaid hndine.
If the court. and IN pursuance or
the aforesaid order u ais court do
clarlng the result II said sisctinni
II 10 ordercd by the Commissioners
Court OF Lubbock County, Tsxss, that
the operation aud maintenance %
peol halls. AZ defined IN the ,fnfr
laid Act Of the legislature b. and
lhsy are hofohs pf1hlhItod within the
llmi.i ~ said t.shbosk tnuntI tekss'
nnIII such time AZ The .qn~iinsa .ot
-. therein mar. A q ists' riteii"n
held ~ thai p4fru<H' " = ueIefitf
vote. aee'as e>Asf~iss
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-02
CONFIDENCE IN BALL
His Supporters viii Come From Al
Glasses Of the peopie--Msny
Reasons Advanced

Col. Tom Ball. who confidently ex-
poets TO relieve the Little Governor
of his heavy responsibilities in Jsnu-
airy next. was In town this week
mostly on legal buiness. but inciden'
tally adding little material TO his
political fences.
As an expostor OF current events.
the writer trailed around behind the
Colonel for a while and picked up
several interesting facts. In the
search for facts. one can really learn
more by talking to men whose RENT
niscent memories have Just been stir
red than BY talking to the man who
stirs these memories.
Good Business Man
Two or three prominent Hebrew
gentlemen shook hands with the Col
onel, and preferred their support.
! Later. they told the writer that Col.
Ball had been travelling salesman
I for Leon a ~. Blum, and that he
/ sold the goods. They said the Jews
would be for Ball almost to man.
They pointed 20 the fact that Col.
Ball was not only a good business
man, but that he had always been
ION the square, and that the bust
ness world had confidence in both
his ability and his integrity.
Farmers For Him
Col Ball shook hands with farm.
er from Walker county. Later, the
gentleman was cornered by the writ
or and engaged In discussion Of
the farmer movement. He didn't wish
TO be quoted. but he didn't object
10 having his remarks quoted. For. y
he said. with smile, Il don't want
TO start nothin right now. But the
farmers in my part OF the country
know Tom Bail. He helped US In a
practical way quarter OF century
ago. when helping counted. He help
ed us finance our crops, and he
showed us how to get away from
the old credit system which used
TO eat us up. Instead OF mortgaging
our future lives to the merchants.
he helped IA borrow money at the
bank. and taught US TO pay cash for
our supplies. on which we saved
from 90 10 30 per cent That was
before he was In politics. and we
know he Is our friend. and that he
doesn't develop friendship just be-
fore election that Is forgotten Just
after election
Has Anti Friends. Too
And so il went all down the line.
An anti from Texas City said: Sure,
I'm for Tom Ball. He made Texas
city by helping US in congress, when
Houston thought the development OF
Texas City would kin deep water for
Houston. When he was In congress.
he ronreaautad his district not lust
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-02
The Ever In
creasing De-
n1and.

For Paints, Building Ma
tcrial, Silos. Etc, keeps
one on the move. We
handle a full line of the
best at all times and the
people have learned to
rely upon us. We appre-
|ciate their patronage and
confidence and beg to as
sure them that we are pre-
pared to serve with these
needful articles every day.
Now is the time to get
those screens. Fly time
will soon be here in full
blast. We have all kinds.
Better get a sack of lime,
too. Only fifty cents.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-02
To Cure a Cold in One Day

rske LAXATIVE hkl~ 1uirirs II s'sTs M
oagh and Heatar q hnd oft. 81 n, Goa.
u w crow lna< on esrs bos. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

r6eimOal@ for6n6t / s 9agc. NE.
o0ftioen df 9laoet aSeimoal4. Ger
10 uoaibes al Rissoa9smano 6nus
ien.9 eremsIIe. maatte Ire0ag Den
6. 9ob. / en- 9sbeieoeel me0oele
glaoets Sol0ere, at Den %ite0fortrp
oenoe @eneralfommanoo baooe for
buOt 9la0et at u0tommc S Gage.
Sporfor blep r0eimOal" inipen.
beret2 Niau bar gattet pea. at Mar.
iagen til. At oSeimoaIr CT 6leoet
forbltot otte Gage. par al io9e I D.
Soloaterbreoe. 9laoet bar oiient.
Iiggiort men bette 100 paa 5or.
baano ui%an0i1nliet. oa &eninreH il
Foruo baooe Bioet i'm SiGaoelie II
@reoenes 0iientligasrelie. o9olo.
ap." oil oioe eiter ct 5,rl1oenoe /
SsuoerjDaano. at 6%orbuoet er Ell
Strdf. for0i Der lite ! a9einlOal
Fonotes no9en Omtale Of aeiierin.
Oens d~eoietsoog.
Oct fniber meS Selgsninasmio-
Ter. com tioIigere meo0eIt fuiber
bet manqe 5teoer me0 9efnsninas
miOler "a napnIis meo @etroleun.
/ steoet for bpilfen Der cite brrges
Stearin. eaer Epaelos. gnfelts
ste0er BAR man / 6elae pRiba
etiftst." lagt fig efter at fremitiae
Selios-9lie, Der uooin6es Al aul
og 8iare og anoenoes paa iamme
Raooe Tom 9etroleum 5 6aOers.
Iep er Der / ben @raO @dn9el pad
ems, at ct enfeIt glao bar funoet
ia foranleoiaet til At 6eoe Sober
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
Dc arreitercOe. qensarep sdacF

9e nrreitereSe. 9enssrep Sdact
til Scbnefenbore, Der fpnaileOes ben
Z. Aiiguit. iiooer enonu 10. Roo.)
beitanOig iongilet / 5lensborg; men
meoeus ban / en- Maaneas Sio bar
paret oen eneite SonoeriDoe, bois
@erion 9lnnoiabcocrne 5ar iitret
ii8, iif ban ION meooelt Tor en-
llaes 9iO Observation-Disclosures I Sour
nafiit 9(noreos @raus 81 Suitrl.
@r. % arn @rn ifal III gRibe
Stiitst. hare bnft Mfonoig6eoer-
mes @isbo9, 81. a. Deo al bare lam.
let soIoater hos iia { oereS Stem
/ 6lensbor9.
vi ct i0noeriBSif Sreu. Sra Sen.
oeri1llauo ifripes i'll. a9oll. SALT.
6olfetiO. til en- Came paa 5aliter:
66riitian CT fommen 6iant. san
lit en- arale t soBeoet. Sans 9roit
er eoelagt. san bar / tan8e Cher
Iiaaet me0 S%taDIerne inloe al 9nno.
On al bans Sioefanmerater bleo
oan0ittig, ioroi ban iaa. Der TOM
en- @ronat % req ooOeoet al bans
5i6emnno. en- anoen ble1 oGoihim
Sol0ater n Sc. 8e9iment er 10 bare
9toronesbilere; oeres aaptaiu ln.
tie Ell Oag ct 9reD op Tor 3egimen
tet. ban 6oB0e iaaet ira en- (t1iD
amtsforitanoer berne0c ira; ban
nopnaro en- Del 6an7fe 0rno %
BAD BAN ierge ior, Of Dc fom Tor
aaaIerne. men ban res 9repet /
Sfnffer, itampeoe paa Stumperne
o. iaaoe ina til soIOaterne. at M
6aa5e0e ban, at Be buifeoe ben
@ano. naar Sc Tom biein en- @ana.
Cbrr en- Galp Million. aoloing,
=. 9foDelltoer. II ire llolle I0lie
Sabsliiter. iom I 8og er ontomne
6ertil, ~inee6oIoer 29,820 Rabne,
oa oerme0 CT oct iarnIeoe LAB naa-
et op til $4,000 Rano. 0opeomas.
len er ira September; men Der
fr~emfommer enonu Raune ira ail.
quit. % Der er oaioa Ell Del ira
Oftober.
5Orbuot onnif ADis. De tDife
Mtnn6igbe6er bar forbuot. ntoaol.
oinq aois@. Ieoofter Grit Sanieu,
inoieres ooer Den tpife @rnnie. Ger
angiDes life noaen beitemt @runO
til 6cnne 5orbolOsresel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

ne bic Ouerbprenbeo nic6 9laoets
8rinaere, noar oisIe logger BET i
ben neoerite Sang, oa BET er farli8t
for 9nisblloene at forbes paa D.
mgrfe Srapper - ct plore toinoe
ligt 9u0 bar aaereoe p%aooraaet
fig uIoorIige Sframmer geo at itDr.
te neo I @brfe.
9agtpOiterne langs 8r9aien bar
mn faaet uoIeDeret me. Darme Stino.
pelie I'll at imeOeaaa ginterens alil-
Sc, 6oilfet ofier, at man center Sri.
aen uoitraft ooer 8interen.
Sgif gmtsfOritanoer ug nOrOile9.
uieife SolSater. On en- Qmtsfor.
itanoer, ser Dor giort Ig oiOt BE-
fcnot / 0oroiles0ig oeo fin iIOeiin.
6e0e 0ptrq0en ooer Tor 6anife Ssf.
oeripoer, me00eIer biemien0te Iaa.
re6e 3oroitesoigere / 6aIge p9fibe
Stiftst." ialgenoe file 3rrf. bois
Goafi0cliq6eo Forholosois let oil
fumie fonitatere8 At rette 8eOfom-
menoe.
4ort efter arigens llObruo t~iIifreo
9fmtsforitanoeren miIitGre Rpn0ia.
beoer Fl 9reo. 6Dori ban irem6poe-
oe BET 6enii9tsmrsiige i at ien0e
Soroater bIanot oe RoroHespigere.
Ser par fenote iom fremtrpoen0e
oanffIinoeoe. tiGierIia uofot.
te 9oiter 6eIten.
3ette 9reo oplaite en- aaptoia
en- 9aa for 9routen af fit aompag.
nj / 2peIiesIeiren / anoef. Sap.
tainen. Ser meo Gette 0or opbraat
ooer en- Iaaoan Optrroen. farnfteri.
iereoe oenne / ioa fraftiae llotrpf.
at oe fife Ia6er fla aen5ioe. % ren
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
sntber College
(5ortiat fra Sioe 81

efterbaanoen iom ieg bIeo lofoli.
ferret og fenot meo 5orboloene paa
9utber College, iful0e ieg ie, bono
Der ioreaif / Den Der uoprrgeOe Dan.
fife gp. 8ocine, for bet maa MI ali.
geoel iiges I'll 8aniferi1es 9Gre, at
naar oct aul0er ON at bngge Of
hpage % fna oct til at ie aoOt no.
iaa er 8aniferue iiffert Hr. /.
Racine er en- imuf lille 9n, Den bar
mango ifenne 4arfer on liaaer mutt
0eo ben belize 0iidigam 81 Raar
man iaa I'll iioit oil betragte ben
ifeme 9B8niHg. 9ntber College.
ia. ben liaHer en- al DC ri9ti9 gamIe
gor8e Oerbiemme, ia, iaa er oct Il
9eiom iea bar 6iemme I 0numorf.
Seq if eeiligbe6 til at fomme III
ct oanif Sliletrp / 9ro6eriamfnl
bets 0all. Oct glg0eoe nli1 meaet
at pGre meo til oenne 5eit, o. ieg
tPnfte, at paa 2ntber College bIi.
Der Der ielDisIgelig oglaa 5uletras.
felt, b0or ale 3aniferne iamIes
W2en oct iorbaoie0e mig meget. on
ieg maa til min tore Sorg iiac.
9utber College CT life eentrummes
for 8aniferne Der Gacine, til
Sro6s for, at 6e Ielp bar Dpret NEE
til al bDgge SfoIen. Man ifuloe
cog meme. at Sc Taniferp, Tom ban
opfert 9ut9er 6eaege, bar aiori
set meo oct 5ormaal Tor 2ie, a.
SfoIeu ifutoe rare fpecielt for 3an.
~iferne, os iarIist FOR Dem. Tom er
/ aarine.
anre 2anosmnn6 o. 9an0s.
manoinOer. ieg bill ior at itette, 6pao
Der er Ggte onnif, rette Ell appeI til
e6er: Stst 9ntber College. tot set
6ohIfe, itet BET, On ielp engnng bar
DGret meo til at bpegc. 2ao os
BOG life iaa oct iaaonnt oannet, AZ
oct bill iaa ct Sfpr al, iom ON ri
Ganife bar fulOit9nOigt tabt Snte.
resien for, bbno hi ielD en- Sang bar
ppret me6 til at bDeee.
8i neo 10 ale, at Gatfferne goar
for at bore bet melt opIDite 5olt |
Beroen, men er oct ionot, Iaa mon
ri ferit og iremmeit itstte DanIfbe.
Den o. oens aan6eIio, 6pis pi snifer
al o9re en- nf De Rationer, iom re
prpienterer De ongtigite 5olf. Dg
lea mpner oermeo, bpis On iiftge
Wan6 on aDinoe enIfer at optnge
et qurius, Iaa fom til Cutler Sol.
Iege. Seq ielp er gIno peo, at ieo
er fommen Der, og tor iige, at bDoo
Qqrere angonr bill Oh npppe finoe
be6rr andre Steoer. og lea fan iige
oct Of Grfnrine, on ieo bar ganet
pan forifeaige Sfofer.
Meo Snobet ON, at 3 noer Gu.
tber College en- itette, ilutter ieg
meo en- bcnfig SiIfen.
Goers ~Forbunone,
..y;,.e akrhar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
SOittcrinscr.
Saponmisfionen

Swr feHteret Re qbL. Qr. AZ Observation-Disclosures. Si92502
Blair, 9ebr, apinoeforeninaen ............... 1000
0eola, Soua, RieIs Soraen 9briitenien ............. 500
Qecno6 gi5. Dor 3reiers Mg6s. SsnOaasifoIe ...... 975
@dupaca, 4is, gor 6reliers g1gb, OlrS. !. Y. 9aarup
$500, s. I. Senior $500, gtis Cora SEMEN St00 GOO
Gr1lpaca. 9is, So0n Smien ......4s...... 800
8pb1ef. aebr. aDin0eioreningen ............. 1t25
as6e 1e"'' y@gs Da' ~ .. tq.' 800
Gut, Nis, Get holpe Ofer po Or. Gieien8 @eoe 525
Can 9ranciseo, Calf. en- maa4nt ........ t00
9e0ar 6aas, Soma, Sbomas G6rHenien .t......... 200
hilbert Eco. DfHn. Sen0a9sHoen ............... 40
ef sorn, Soma, eairi3 9eiterin % 9ntrg $500. 300
0cnmars, III. Il al Saitotteoneret ...I...... 1910
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
Gilialniuen $20tf42
Snoiauermisftonen

Sgr foideret ie Sol. 4rl II Observation-Disclosures. SS522s
9ldir. Rebr, aDinoeioreniaaen ................. 1000
@iccla. Coma. 1iels Sorgen ebrttenkn ............. SEQ
imp 500. mis- Cora Scuicn' 500 -. 800
Runaasa 0is, Soon Seifen ....... 800
SaH 6raueisto. Galif, en- 1mGunt .............. LOO
Gecar Sails, Soma. 1boHas G9ribnicu ......s..... 200
al5ert 2ea, Minn, Sgn0aasifolea ............ 40
sit aorn, Conn, eaarit3 geierea % onitru $500. 800
0cnmarf @is, i al 0eiuotteofieret ............ 1915
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
EiIianlmen $ft23.20


5r tit.pret ie sbG. Rr. AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $236629
Rnipaca gis, gor 5reiers Dab, sing. Oprum. n.
q. 9eterien, 9fis eoitb Seuien bo. $500; s. z. Sen,
len, Sobn anoerian, Bdnor :. Y. 9aarnp bu. $500;
Better Sanim. gietor Reterfn, Mrs. 5acob 3ieIen,
Nis Dora Semen, Better SeHien, SObn 5enien, 9br.
2uno. g. $. SdnetOt9, S. q. geterien bo. $500,
RHsa irftne 9eerien, lehs Marn Senhn, Dis Dar-
Grtt1a getcricn, Nils e%liabcfb gieiea 6O. $1oO.. 1900
auSnboa, Soma, Gen Oanife go :Iut9 gagby Rafor !.
y. 9hrihinnfen og 9titrl, ). z. Sobnion, Sens 2ang,
ams Sermahen, aarl aasmusien, 5 81. Senior 30.
$500; anton SanieL gRartn aipr, NieS z. Better.
ZEN. N1artin 6. Nortenien, Sens gbrHtenien, RieIs VI.
9ielpn og 9nitru bp. $500; Sans 9o99'9tielen $3.50,
9ertbel Semen, Martin earie, Sens Snals, Sans
Betericn, 6. Olen bp. 500; NINA au0erien $500,
Zine Senien $500, Diinnie Anoericn, Rartinns an.
.erien. Rapmono 9orien. gief Scmeu, einer anoeren,
eiFr S.anoerien, 9agmar 4noeien 6u.$2; alfreo BE
feren, @arins anoreaien, Alireo 0arPn, arrio 9e.
terien Better 9na6s Sens 9 Touring, anguita 9aa9s,
Gomnno grIbn, 9brittne anoerien, 9ene 9rIbn
W. 500; 5sr0en {. Semen 500, Sens 6 anOer.
can 5randseo, en- maout .....~...~.... 200
Gtn0ae. @ama, sonoeforeninsn ............... 1000
Orrn, Jiebr, Grit an0erin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
21ons. Rebr. anoraD 9arfen .............. 500
8recnoile, Did, q. Qeters 9ig1, ) \. earin $500,
Gusmus anoriGn 81: Nis Dfaren 9pn0rlp, Sens
Gaoerim, j 4. eadea, {. G5r. spnorup b. 500
eopaio 5ergenen oc. =. = .....et'...t...' 9oo
airammcn $25i629
XII mrs. ANNA a~ieGfens ssnOasifoIeSuletrq
iSopan
anou5on Soma. e6e1escr asa5.s 5moaadbIebern. 4fo
Gingfeo, Soma, Senoagsifolebsrnene .........s... 1892
afqnmmn $2ea2
6tIsnbtanernes Snletre:
auoubon, Soma, ebener gfobs. Sen0agsifoeb6rn ... 40
Niatoua, isis. Gin glorten ................. 750
aiHamnrn $i4eO
iii u6anmisffone afrifa
af5erf asa, 6inn. eaer 8rc6qaim $50, elimaet
6altfra Sf67 337
qiranmm $27n
au~tbnImisftonen
SBr fuitiert R Sol. Gr. 46 ........4..4.... 500 80
Geonr Soils, Soma, Ibomas gbrinenhn ........... 200
riIfannnen $3.50
Se6emtsfionen
Scr fpi.pret ie ab[ gr. A ...,.....-.... $4,000
eeoar Soils, Soma, Tbonas Gbrifenfn ............ 200
aiqnmmen $1,000
Danff ainomisfion
5r fOiueret ie abl. Nr. 46 ..........~...... $4,000
Gear Sells, 5opo, 9bomns Gbrihnfen ............ 200
aiqammen $4,000
ill gaftor @ptfs GrenoeffoIe aina
5r fuiiieret ie 2l. gr. AZ ............... $6447
Reion, Wtnny Ssnoogsifolen -...t.~..~,... 200
aipanmm ee47
efIRorb sIegDiaffe @isfionsforenina
Pormn, q DAT, en- iinGpnt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1,000
I'll 0onff misffons 5eIffnbfDnnmort
ROrna, q. Dof, 8ions a0gbs. triieHsf SaIpforenne $4,000
blair, Nebr, ben 81. Ron. 1914.
Dtts &anfen.
0nsf for b + b CO. iub. airfe Am
8 a~irfebIaOet ar. 40 Itaar iuitieret unbr efOIcfaSjen ira
Mreeunifp Ipich at q0uE WdhL q q N03muSfcn 80 90 ffI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
W m

5er toiteret ie abf Qr. Il ......4....... $t1O6.20
IeoIa, Soma, Qiels Sorgen e5ritenkn ............ 800
SatIat, Sa, Ibe Gables aO Sodetp Of 0autib 2utb.
8mipacG. @s, Dor 5reIcrs 9igb, gRrs. Sneob ael.
len Nils Cora SEMEN bD. 500 ..."........ 200
8aupaea, 9is, Sohn Senien ............... 200
Gan 3raneisco, CALI, en- nmpunt .............. 100
Geaar Sells, Soma, Sbonas G6rihnieH ........... 200
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
3iGalnmen #$9O4.48
mtsfionen:

So fDitterct ie abl. 9r. Il Observation-Disclosures. 81
4eoIa. Soma iels 5or8ea 65riitenen ..............
@aupaca, 4is, Gor 5reliers Dlab, :. \. Semen
Oconto. &is. Cftoberofier ira 0~1enigbeoen -.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-05
CORNWALL

On Saturday last an interesting Mis- sion Rally was held in the First church which was addressed by sister of the late Stiles Judson, who has been many years missionary in Japan, by an Ar menian student Miss Racombian from Sivas, Miss Farnam, of New Haven and others. Some of the children of the First and Second churches presented ob- ject lessons, and the young ladies from New Milford, gave pretty and appro- priate little drama.
 The Rumsey Hall boys invaded Kent on Saturday and returned the victors (2O to 12) so that they hold the cup which has the years champions name annually recorded upon it.
 Miss Helen Kellogg is making exten- sive alterations and some addition to the house south of the green, which was once the residence of the principal of the Foreign Mission school.
 The Gunnery team came up and were beaten by Rumsey Hall last week Wed. nesday, the score being 38 to IS.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-05
FALLS VILLAGE

Rev. E. A. Hazeltine is on Long Island and there will be no service in the Congregational church next Sunday.
 Miss Mary A. Ward is spending the week in Hartford.
 Mrs. Dora Lyman, of Bridgeport, is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. F. Watson.
 MT. Arthur 5. Gibbs has returned from visit to his son Herbert, in Phil. adelphia.
 Mrs. Moore and granddaughter Grace Moore, spent few days in Copake, N. Y., returning Saturday.
 Inez B. Russell, is home from Hart ford for few days.
 5 MT. Hubbard, of Guilford, has been spending few days at Lee Wickwire's. Also MT. Smith and family, of New Haven. Messrs. Hubbard and Smith made speciality of hunting while here. Their friends think them both fine sportsmen as they killed or scared all the game in sight.
 Henry l.. Phillips has returned from visit in New York. George w. Hall has sold the John Carroll property, so called, in Ames- vile to s. J. Bates, of Cornwall, posses | sion to be given November 15. MT. Hall purchased the above place about a year ago of M. c. Chapman, of Sayre, Pa.
 The ladies of the Methodist church will serve chicken pie supper Wednes- day evening, Nov. II. The Halloween social in the parlor of the Congregational church, Friday night was splendid success and largely attended. Goblins', witches and merry makers galore were there. Miss Ida Blake, who wore horses head, created great deal of merriment | Mrs. Lee F. Dean returned to Provi. dence last week, to spend few days with her son, Rev. Lee M. Dean, and will start late for Cambridge, Mass. Mir. Dean starts for her home in Cam. bridge, Saturday by way of New York, accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Fay, Tor.
 1 Mrs. Laura Brinton and Mrs. Levi Ganser attended the meeting at the Gil bert Home last Wednesday,. | Bruno Heinz and Leon Moon went or hunting expedition down the road last week, and had great luck. They were gone three days, and besides the l game they ate while away they brought home fine bag of birds, including Hungarian and other partridge, wood cock and quial.
 The republicans won in the election, except for representative. Dr. Skiff, democratic and progressive, defeating Lee Kellogg by six majority. The average vote was 60 democratic, 80 re publican, and II progressive. There were 45 straight democratic votes, 5I republican, 6 progressives and 3 pro hibition. Whitford, progressive, fol senator, received 14 votes.
 A penny social will be held in th' Methodist church Friday, Nov. 6 a 7:30. Humorous selections will b, given by MT. and Mrs. Pain. Voca and instrumental music. Selections by the orchestra. Refreshments.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-05
WHY IS CANAAN FIRM?
Because Its Citizens Have Learned
 the Truth,

After reading this generous and en- couraging report from MT. Kane tho SC who have the misfortune to suffer, as he did, will naturally long to get sim liar relief. But to get the same good us MT. Kane had you should get the same remedy. There are of course, other kidney pills but there are no other kidney pills the same as Doau's. That is why Canaan people demand the genuine.
 John Kane, Reed St., Canaan, says: '"My kidneys were weak and l was caused annoyance by too frequent pas sages of the kidney secretions. My back pained me and whenever stopped or lifted, the trouble was worse. 1 finally got Doan's Kidney Pills at R. T. Farnum 6 Go. s Drug Store and after using them, the pain i'll my back ceased and my kidneys became nor mal
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mr. Kane had Foster -Milburn O., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-05
LIME ROCK

A supper will be given by the Altar Chapter of Trinity church at the Casino on Thursday evening, Nov. 5, from 5:30 to o'clock. Proceeds to go towards parish expenses. All cordially invited to attend.
 Miss Margaret Butler entertained a few of her young friends on her 17th birthday, Nov. l.
 The comet is no longer visible to the "naked visible eye. /"
 George Carley was the maddest man in town Sunday morning.
 Gordon Maxwell has returned form a couple of weeks vacation.
 Halloween was celebrated in the usual manner to the annoyance of some and amusement of others. ..-.
 MT. and Mrs. A. s. Davis called on friends in to wn Sunday.
 Miss Bessie Davis and friend took a hike over the Barracks Sunday after noon.
 Autos were busy all day Tuesday talk ing men to and from the polls.
 Rev. G. W. Griffith married young couple from Sharon, Saturday morning They took the 2:30 train at the station and were plentifully sprinkled with rice by the friends who accompanied them.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Peckham, of Albany, N. Y., were over Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Hoyt Simons.
 Miss Marion Latour, of West Stock bridge, called on fiends here last Thurs day.
 Election returns were taken at the ] B. R. Co. $ office Tuesday night