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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

The many friends of Councilman
Fred Pierce were disappointed that
he failed to be elected commissioners
of public buildings. He would
have made most excellent man for
the position.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

Italy does not want to take part
in this war, but it may have fighting
thrust upon her. Germany does
not want any reluctant allies.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

The war in Europe is making it.
self felt in this country in more ways
than one. Hundreds of chefs are
resigning their good positions to 60
home and fight.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

; Nov, who can tel me three meth
ods Of preventing accIdensY asked
thu teacher, while the scloo board
stoked his beard aporovineiy.
stop. look. an listenr' shot ted the
class bonehead. always there In an
emergency.--Buffa Express.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07
The international yacht races viii
be unavoidably postponed.
Janannne Gardeners

Artist gardeners In Japan earn large
salaries. They are required TO twist
and direct young trees and vines until
they assume the shapes of various
animals.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

Going to Europe is all right, it
is the getting back that is worrying
people.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

I" Politics makes strange bed fell
lows" is an old maxim, and war
makes queer allies.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

President Wilson has the sincere
sympathy of the people of the coun-
try in his great bereavement.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07
Ambiououa.

Mrs. Exe-How does your cook take
n when you 60 into the kitchen and
tell her how TO do things? Mrs. Wye
Oh. she doesn't nd--Boston Tran
script.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

Col. Roosevelt has severed his
connection with the " Outlook," and
will give his spare time to politics.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

Tourists who expected a quiet
summer in Europe, have been sadly
disappointed.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

1t would seem that it was mp to
the Emperor OF Germany to decide
between peace and war.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

Just the part the air ship is to
play in war will soon be demon
strated.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

The Beeckman boom does not
seem to be encountering any OPP
position.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

In times of war, small countries
are not to be desplsed, Belgium and
Servia, for example.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07
LEGAL NOTICES
TOWN OF JOHNSTON
PROBATE COURT OF THE TOWN OF
JOHNSTON.
Estate Of VIncenza Ricci. (nee
Marandola)

Marandola)
communication In writing is made by
vincenza Ricci. (nee Marandola) a minor
over the Hge OF fourteen years, child OF
Giuseppe Marandola late OF Johnston de-
ceased, informing the Court that she has
made choice OF Philip Ricci (ber husbandj
and estate and requesting the Court to ap-
prove said choice, and the same is receiv:
August, A. ID. 1914, at 2 o'clock II. NJ, at the
Probate Court Room, in said Johnston. .xOI
consideration; and IL Is ordered that notice
thereof be Published for fourteen days, once
week, In The Olneyville Times. and that
citation be served according To law upon
the within named yincenza Ricci, nee Mar.
andola).
5. X. LUTHER,
au73t Clerk
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

The weather this week has been
as depressing as the foreign news.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07

Ths testing time Is with ~ at all
Hines and places.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

men geeigneten Hlae CUR ausfubrnng
6es l1nternebmens Ser 6irna gefmn<
ben; er fat 6as SEQ. II an iedbiter
Mbenue iI6li6 g%elegene 2ofal,
oos big oabin bon Sal. Ebei<
fen occupiert mar, in Baat
qenommen. Ser 1tel1e 5. Mpe. Store
mir6 in Gerbinou11y nit Sem gegen<
martig bon Ser 6irma an ct. Ger
moin1troBe bebaltpteten 5tore ge<
balten. Ssn Dem treuen Store miro Elm
boult1noigerer 8orratb aus &altS>
gerdtben, mie @bina=, Sroen=, @lass,
8inn=, giienmare un6 ematuirte
@ore un6 Sections 5u fi116en fem, als
I'M gegenipdrtigen @ei@dftslofale
nntergebra6t mer6en fonnte. Sc lit
6ie Mbitht Ser Sirma, BEN 1eerelt
@tore anfongs Mobember 5u croft
men. 8e5iiglt6 Ser @roffmung oes
1euen @tore gibt &err @orriS, mel
der i'm Sanuar 1912 bon @tnona
nod ct. @lou6 fam un6 bier Ben
belten @rfolg in ieinem l1nternebmen
51 per8eidnen bn, an: uDieie &C.
fredericksburg planten mir i6on
felt geroumer 3eit, fonnten ober fem
paIien6es 2ofol %anftreiben. 5ution>
gemGBe @are, sic in unierm 5tore
badhHe b~orge5eigt mer0en iomen, fon1,
tie megert Mangel an @oum 1ti@t
ousgepadt mer6en. @ur9 sic sc,
iddftsous6ebn1tng iin6 mir in elmer
belieren Sage, einen bol1t6noigerert
8arenporratb in ie6em Departemert
al balten. Me,ae @aren tommen tdig-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
ct. Moja.

Sn Ser 5amilie oes Prof. %.
&iibnl itelte iid Elm munteres Sobn=
6en Elm. @liid gum freu6igen So
milienereignille! - Der a9t Sabre
alte Sobn Der 5an1ilie Sen. 2ange,
lpeld)er fiir5li6 operiert wuroe, BE-
fi1poet ii6 gum 2eiotpelen ieiner 81
tern im1ner nod in be6enflidem gu
itanoe, oagegen lit 6as Defin6en Ell
mes Sobnes Ser Janilie @einri6
Sarge, tpelder eiren Mrmbrud erlitt,
elm 5ufrie6enitellen6es. - Soiepb
5rie iprad bel ieinem bier mobnen-
Den 9ruoer Serma1m gu einem Be-
JUDI leiner Mutter Dor, Ole iid) gu iei=
1ler Jreuoe bon i6rem l1nmobllein
10 3iemli6 erbolt bat.
&pfpille.
Seinri6 Mein5, melder letten
SCRIPT feline n0rolid) BON @odpiGe
gelegene Jurm berfaufte, bat iein
ullter u1s aufgeiblagen. -
@eorg Molitor lit bon ieiner 5arm
im bairiiden Excitement na9 ieiner
lleue11 5arm inn Conn @ofpiQe UNI
se5ogen; feline Jarm inn bairiiden
Settlemert bat er pa6tmeiie Dem
B%lantenberg iiberlal1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Tarnting.

Ser in 8rineeton ols @farrer on-
geitelIte bodm. Serr sos. 8i1em+
bring erltottete lebte @o&e bier einen
pertpan6tidaftli6e1 @eiu@. - &eter
gpens tit. nod monatelangem 8eiu6
in Noro6afota tpie6er 6abeim etnge<
troffen. = &einri@ @@efers tranS<
portiert 6aS 8aumaterial fir Elm
neues @obnbal1s an Srt nn6 @te1e.
@onbl, @attin un6 6amilie
BON bier un6 6es Serrn &onol
@6meiter bon Mlbanp ma6ten per
Mnto cine bertpon6tidaftlide 8eiuds<
tour ta9 minneapolis. - 2ebrer so.
$. 8niden bertrat auf Der in @basta
geboltenen Sobresperiammlung oes
9. 81. g. @taotsperbanbeS ben bie-
iigen ct. Soiepbs . @annerperetn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
8eneoiftium bes Mbtes SSlualo
8ara11, .. g. ..

Cine ein5igartise 6eier erel9nete
ii6 am 80. September, Dem Nelte oeS
I'll. groengels Mihael, i'll Der 81. gto=
ienfron5fird}e 81 Iaeonla> Malb. Ser
bisteriae eiiriee seelioraer oIeler
@emein0e lpar befauntlid I'M perga1t>
genen Monat Mai gum erlten Abte
ser ct. Mortin's Mbtei, 9acep, @alb.,
ermablt uno bonn 81. Stllbl beitatigt
moroen; es lit bies Abt SS1palo DO
ran, .. g. g., friiber sur ct. So
bannes Mbtei geb0rig, ielt @rla1ol1l1g
bon ct. Martin &apitlllar oleles
&lplters. Sim 80. September Nun er>
belt Mbt Ospalo Sic feierllde Mbt-
lpeibe 5u Tacoma. @odbp'lt tier g1ld)ot
gbmaro S'1ea BON Seattle belt oaS
feierlide Yontififalan1t u1o ore Mbt=
peibe; bod)lp'iter Abt Neter gngel, y.
q. 9, BON Ser ct. Soholnle5 Abte1,
gollegepiIle, Minn., mo bod1p1ter
Mbt Bruno 9Drfler, =. =. y, bol1
ser Ct. Yeter's Nbtei, SnSfatdepa11>
ganaoa, aliiltierten Dem 1el1en Abt,
bodnp'iter gr5biidpf Aleronoer ebr1=
1tie bon Oregon Gitp belt Die Set
preoigt; Ser 6eier mobntet terner
bel Der bodym'it lite 9lbt Ylajiol1s, y. g.
g, bon ser .Abtei @tt. Ingel, Ore
gon ip1pie so Hrieiter aus DEM Or
oens= uno @elt=&lerus. 6 NOR ei11
erbeberoer 6elttag fir oie &olen=
fron5gen1einoe iorpie Sic Staot Saeo'
ma. Sic @emeinoe that olles, INN 1b=
rem geliebten geeliorger, m1nmebr
Mbt, 5um Mbid)ieo 81 ehrer1. Weoge
Ser nel1e Mbt bon ct. Martin IN let=
1le111 1lel,e>1 8irfungsfreiie BON DEM
reiditen grfolge begleitet lein! Die
slbtei, Ser @od6erielbe porltebt, 5ablt
10 Eotres, 10 &lerifer ltno mebrere
2aienbriioer. Neben Ser Seeliorge
in ei1nige1t @emei1toen leiten Die Be-
nebiftiner bon ct. Martin a1b ein
bliibenoes &oGeg nit iiber 100 Stu-
benton 81 9acep, @aih. Moiter nno
&oGeg lteben elmer ent1pidlungsrei=
de1 3ltfunft entgege1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
8obl >pieber cine @ieienente.
2on6on, 6. DIT. - 6ter lit e

2on6om, 6. DIT. - Sier lit ein
geribt eingelm1fen, Der beiagt, 6aB
@eneralleutnant @elmutb bon Molt-
fe bonn &aiier bon ieinem Imte als
Gbef oes @eneralitabs abgefebt NOR
oen iei. (??Y 8miiden Dem @aiier
uno Moltte ion es gu einem 3erpiirf=
1iB gefommen iein, neil Ser &aiier
BENT @uni6e, England an5ugreifen,
itrategii6e @run0iabe gu opfern &c.
miinidt batte, tpogegen ii@ Ser &C.
neralitobs6ef %geitra11bt babe. @s fou
itd 6arum eeban6eGt baben> eine
groBe Mn3obl 2uftidiffe un6 Slug
5euge gegen England gu entienoen,
Ole nod bon Moltte's Mniidt un=
ertbebrli6 a1f Dem Sentiment ielbit
maren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

in getreuer, furdtloier uno unpar-
teiiider @eiie gu oienen. Da mab'
rerS nreiner MmtS5eit 10 piele ueber'
%fiibrungen gu ber5eidnen tpare11, mnr.
Sc meine Mrbeit bon ser 8relie un6
bon pielen 2euten 6es County als Ell,
ne auBergetpobnlt9 erfolgreide be.
iprod)en. Sd ielbit dber benfe 6aru'
Der 10, 6aB ib MIR meme Bflidt tbat
l1no per6e in 6teier @eiie fo%rtfabren,
fails i6 tpie6er ertp6bIt tperbe. I'm
SIRE freun6li9e unteritiba1ng fir Ell
men 5meiten Sermin lift a%dtungspoa
gebeten. Saul Mbles.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
&criteiqcrmna.

@uf meiner iieben Meilen noroIid
bon &imbal 1no flint MeiIen iii6<
tpeItlid bon 9urembrrg geIegener
Sarm, eine balbe Meile 0itlid BOT.
Eearl Safe i'm Eopn Mai11e Brairie
miro on Montag, Sen 13. October,
1914, morgens 9 l1br mein
gauges @erional gigentbum, @ieb-
itaab, Idergeratbe u. I. ~. 81.
fentlid our @eriteigerung tom.
met. Sreier 2un9 uno icnitige
@rfriidurgen. 8ebingungen: SHE
9ummen Bis $500 baor; ouf iolde
iiber $500 Elm Sobr 8eit gege1 gu
Z Nro5ent gut berbirgte Soften.
@aria. Sdmit, Gigentbiimerin.
81. g.. Setter, @eriteieerer.
81. .. plion, GIerf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Die Mprris Company erDffnet ett1en
mclter Store.

Gin florer 8erpeis fiir oos itetige
gmporbliiben zines 6irnla : @el6af=
tes miro gelieFert III benz Safe Der
Morris gon1panp, melde na9 5lpei
Sabre ltn0 adt Monate largem @e=
lhdite in bieler Sfoot es notbmenoig
efulrben fat, groBeren Haum 5ur
@anobo6ltng ibre5 el1orr11el1 Bei6af=
tes GIT i6affen, lpp0urd) all1 belte1t
Sic Eoliee bes Store bargetban nn0
oie Staot ct. CLOUD ais Elm @e<
ld)afts= Centrum erpro6t miro. Na6
Monate langer llmidmu fat @err
Mforris, getriebsleiter Ser 6irma, Ell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
81 ~nerfamfen

eine 240 SLIDER Sarm in Morriion
County nit 100 Mder unter 8fIug,
aIles in einem MreoI, &eit @ieien.
nn6 @ei6elan6, cine berrIife @tod.
Sarm. Sbne @ebdu6e. Nreis $35
per Nder. Ndberes BEL
Sranf $. 8lod,
44b0 MIbann, Meinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

lid an, un6 es liegt in unierer Mb-
iidt, in bem 11euen Store Sic gr0bte
Musmabl an 6eiertagstparen bor5lt-
5eigeu, oie pielleidt lie nacb 81. @lorto
gebraht m1rbe." - @err Morris lit
cin umlidtiger @eld)dftsgeilt, bem
lein nel1es unternebmen iiberli6 rntr
sic belteu Iriid)te trager miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
sSarmer %anfgepakt!

gu Derfaufen 100 Mder Sorm,
nidt melt bonn Sotpn Mlbanp gelegen>
iebr gutes 9an6 nit feinen @ebdl1-
li6feiten. @or5uipred)en BEL o6er gu
ldreiben an Sranf s.. 8lod,
44ba Ilbanp, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
syiair gountp 3 Sdatmeiter.

Sci ser ar1 3. Nopember 1914
ltattfinoenoen aQgemeinen Babl
m06te id sic geebrten Stimmgeber
BON stearns County gebeten millen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
9eutlde @erlmitliiten

JtHIIaJe yerlnItItIttH
NIT Na1nen Ser @efaQene11, Set
matbsort un6 @armionitaot iin6 fort
mabren6 Don uns 5u be5ieben.
1853 @ner5 E g.,
407--4. @pe. @ittsburg, ga.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Sir ms Observation-Disclosures.

1en Stimmgebern 6es 46. legis~
latipen 3iitrifts sur gefaaigen Nad=
riht, 6aB ih als u%nabbdngiger @an-
6i0at fir 0as &eprdlentantenamt ie=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

item Mmtstermins ausgefiibrt bobe,
mo@te id um giitige l1nteritiibuns
auer Stinrmgeber Bel meiner 8etper.
bung UNI 6as Sberiffsamt Bel Ser
Sauptpobl am 3. Mobember 1914
gebeten miiien. 8en. 6. sdpener.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Politil6e Hnzti9en.

Bezahlte Anzei&en
our State bon 10 Gents per 3eile.
Sir COUNTY 5 Mn,ualt.
Sd 6iene als County . Mntpalt in
meinem eriten Germin. @abren6 Sic
fer 3eit babe i6 periu9t, Dem 8olfe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

iid nleiner OILS bem unparteiiid)en
&anoioaten fir Das GountDzS6at=
meil teramt freunoliblt eri1lnern uno
mir an Ser Mablurne lire Gimme
5ufommetr lalien gu moQer1.
&aipar Mabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

mes Iiltrifts BEL ser am 3. Nopem,
Der 1914 ltattfin0en6en @eneralmabl
int 6eI6e bin. Inn freu11oli9e 11n=
ter tiitung aqer Stimmgeber 6eS 46.
legislatipen Iiltrifts lit hermit &C.
beten. j. Is. Wtlnette.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-06

Upon his petition to the superior court here on Friday before Judge Milton A. Shumway for an order to pay a dividend which would be the first in the liquidation of the Thames Loan & Trust company, Receiver Charles F. Thayer was given an order to pay a 40 per cent. dividend to such of the savings department depositors as have proved their claims.
 This applies to the savings deposits of all classes, including the school savings, and Receiver Thayer said on Friday afternoon that there are no more applications for advice to. be asked for nor other possible legal ques- tons which might arose to delay the execution of this order beyond the req sorab1e time it would take to comput , the amount of each account 10 be paid and make out the dividend cheeks.
 He expected this would be by the 18th of June at the latest. and it might be sooner, but he did not wish to set an earlier date in case the work migh. take longer than he anticipated it would. When the cheeks are ready. he expects to advertise that fact and as soon as that is done those who are entitled to dividends may can and get their dividend checks. These will show on their face that they are a 4o per cent dividend. "
 In the court order the provision was made that savings deposits of one dot- lar or less shall be paid in full. There are about 200 of these and the total anlout they represent Is about s6o to Sz5 There are from f600 to 1709 other savings depositors in which the 40 per cent dividend is to be paid. These deposits total s5S1.9s1.1o.
 Request For Advice.
 The language of the petition for ad- vice was sfollows:
 The undersigned, Charles F. Thayer, as receiver of the Thames Loan & Trust Go, respectfully represents that the claims presented to the receiver representing deposits received by said trust company as savings, and by him allowed as claims agafnst said com pany entitled to share in the avails of the investment Of said savings de- posits7 atnounf to s5S 5S1.gsr.1U;; .
 That be has on depQsit gspEesenting the principal of said investments or assets thus convertible into cash the sum of s245, ,542.13; and as represent ing interest or earnings from said in- Vestmeats the sum of sft13E5S:
 The receiver is in doubt as to wheth- CT said interest or earnings ($11, ,13f5S) falls within the term -said invest ments shall be for the exclusive pro- lection of the depositors in said sav- ings department" as said term is used ine Public Acts 1907, Chapter S5. Sec- ton l, and within the terms assets set aside for savings depositors' as said tern is used hy the spprsme irene G seurt ,t ys. The Thames Loan & Trust O., whether said interest or earnings Is available for dividends to be paid to savings depositors exclusively or whether said terms as respectively
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-06
 ApMIRARLE WORK SHOWN
 IN ART EXHIBITION.
Students of Norwich Art School and Free Aeadsny Show Their Accom- pIishments.

The twenty third annual exhibition of the work by the students of the Norwich Art school and of the Free Academy opened Friday eYenipg at the Converse Art gallery with the usual reception by the teachers and pupils for their friends.
 The rooms were prettily decorated with some of the out t-of-door spring foliage and the exhibit. which was a showing of much aQd work aceom- Iar pIlIsasa ,,llsr tais ysag g Mss admired by a
 Work ef Academy Pupils.
 The work of the Academy pupils was confined to the rooms on the lower floors Two of these were filled with screehs showing the work in perspec- Japanese prints quick sketches, with still life. : have made up the years work and were shown on the various screens Very good work was shown by Abby Gallup, Mary Lester, Doro- thy Grsgson: r Halr R. Gale Moves: H Hal. IT; vas especially and Ghfed xaans fn E Iapanese prints. the asss s9teh E a1a aadefs ffers gons %eas also books ef notes upon the history
 Thres Glasses Greupsd,
 The work in drawing of the other three classes was grouped together in another room. the five screens having mHssam. lltfs apa gut a2lg.t-door sr sketches as tractfve part Of the exhibit was the room full of design work by the Academy pupils Stenciled curtains and linen scarfs, cross stitch on linen, stenciled leather bags and card cases, fooled leather magazine covers, pock- etbooks. and mats, an embroidered haE EdkerShisf and collar were grouped pretty fans which were especially good One screea held flour studies and an- other design drawings There were two tables holding pottery. hammered brass and articles in w2od and leather,
 case of silver jewelry was made by the Tuesday afternoon class in metal work A pendant by Miss Vol
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-06
WHIST GINEN AT
 BUCKINGHAM MEMORIAL. Over s32 Realized to Be Sent to Ma tional w. R. c. President.

A whist that made very enjoyable afternoon for the '22 tables playing was given on Friday afternoon from to 5 o'clock at the Buckingham Memoria aI by Mrs. Ida R. Greene, national special aid of the Woman's Relief corps.
 On the pink counters the prize wil- Grace Fowler. and on the white Mrs. A. J. Wholey and Mrs. Agnes Black burn. All the pretty prizes were of cut glass. Fruit punch was served by Mrs. Elizabeth Banfeld,
 The scorers were Mrs. Lizzie Bogue, Miss Elena Lester, Mrs. Nellie Brown, Miss Ruth Bogue, Mrs. Maud Baker and Mrs Gertrude " Tootill.
 The proceeds, which will amount to over s32. will be sent to the national president for the benefit of the nation al eiicampment of the G. A. R., to be held in Detroit, Mich.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-06
FIRST DIVIDEND IN THAMES LOAN
70 Per Cent .o bs R.d On s5s1 esl n Swine Depart Deposisa of q and Less to De Paid Full dsnd Cheeks Expected to be Ready by Middle of the Month

used in said statute and in said opinion of the supreme court apply solely to the assets or Investments themselves and not to the increase earnings or interest on said investments or as-
 The amount of hand as aforesaid representing money received from the conversion of the said assets, exclu- sive of said interest or earnings is equal to a dividend of 42 per centum if1gs depositors, and said sum on de- posit including said collections of in- terest or earnings Is equal to divi- dend on said several claims of 4 per
 s'= Receiver Asl<s Rulings.
 The receiver asked the court to make a ruling on this question concerning earnings and interest, and also to make an order for the payment of the first dividend to savings depositors.
 Judge shumway's Order.
 Tn the ruling made by the court Judge Shumway decided that the 'fn- terest or earnings" should be treated the same as the money realized from conversion of assets set aside for say ings depositors and should be dis tributed accordingly
 The court orders that 40 per cent dividend be paid to savings bank de- positors whose claims have been all lowed, and ipasmuch as some accounts range in amount from one cent to one dollar and that the expense of making more than one payment or dividend in liquidation of these small claims would be out of proportion to their value, special directions regard ing them are given. It is ordered that claims amounting to one dollar or less shall be paid iri full and that the 40 per cent. dividend on other savings accounts be paid as soon as practi-
 Rrinse Suit for Divorce.
 Arpidase Lnsi1nan of Montyille brings suit for divorce from Della a statutory offense committed sipce Jan. F 1914 with James Bolger. The maiden nAne Of the defendant was June ss, 1905. They Have two chii- dren of which the plaintiff asks the custody through the papers drawn by his attorney, John H. Barnes. The case is retnnable before the Superior court in September. @
 Setois Not Allowed
 Loan Trust 'ss eomSahy as fsseivsfship fss ffp was disposed of in the short calen- dar session of the superior court on Friday when a hearing was held on a ways -company,s notes The court rtf1ed thai" the deposit of the Railways company in the commercial department of the bank, amounting to S2S96 AZ could not De set off against notes of the company of the face value of s5s,1sssf, which are held among the assets of the bank.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-06
WHITE CROSS COUNCIL
 ARRANGES FOR SPEAKER.
Has Peter " ceIIins Coming te Make Public Address on Soeialism-cIass in First Degree

The regular meeting of White Cross council, No, 1S, k. of C., was held Friday evening in the council cham ], r in Pythian hall The first degree was conferred upon a class of candidates. Announcemenf was made thai arrange ments had been made to decorate the graves of the deceased members of the council on Sunday, June 14th, at IF noon.
 It was reported that all the ar rangements had been completed for =ae lecture to be given in the town hall on Monday evening, June 18th, und,r the auspices of the council. The leS- turer will be Peter ". Collins and the subject win be Socialism. MT. Collins is just completing a tour of the United States and Canada and comes to Con- necticut from Toronto. He is recog- nized as the foremost advocate of he movement in opposition to socialism and has been greeted by big audien 2es wherever he has appeared. Admission to the lecture will be free and 1t is X pected that the town hall will be crowded on that evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-06
Biggest Rubber Teee os AlI.

What is believed to he the largest rubber tree in the world stands in the Brazilian territory of Acre, on the frontier of Boliva. Its stem is 27 feet ? 7-10 inches in circumference at the base. For .120 days every year this colossus gives 22 pounds of ruhhsr a day At present prices thig REllaEs iR $2,160 year, or fair interest on about $50,oo0. to its owners. family of seven Seringueiras.