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Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
Holland County
STAFFORDVHLE
Mrs. Charles w. Hill. Who Died Tues
 day, a Native of Norwich.

Mrs. Anna B. Rockwell, s6, widow of Charles W. Hill of Mansfield Center. died Tuesday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. T. NJ. Lyon, with whom she has resided for over four years. The cause of death was a gen. eral breaking down incident to age. Her condition was not considered critical only within the last few days. Mrs. Hill was born in Norwich. Sept. 23, 1928, the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ashel Rockwell. In early life she be- came a Christian and was a devoted member of the Baptist church. She was a most estimable woman who had many friends. The funeral was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. T. M Lyon Thursday morning at 10 o'clock Rev. B. F. Tunnicliffe offi-iating, Bur- ial was at Mansfield Center cemetery Mrs. Hill was a resident of Ma s cid Center for a number of years. She is survived by one son, Wallace c. Hill of Willimantic, and a daughter, Mrs Theodore M. Lyon of Staffordville; three grandchildren, Charles Hill a1C John Hill of Willimantic ard Allison Lyon of Staffordville; also a sister
 Mrs. H. A. Race of North Franklin. Sunday evening the Epworth leagu'
 of the Methodist church will hold { devotional service at o'clock; topic | How Much Do We Love Christ Leader, Mrs. Herbert Bosworth.
 | Mrs. Horatio West and children ar
 visiting relatives in Ashford.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Winter WearabIee and Few Other Articles Taken From Tiliinahagt's store--Ladleg Aid Sooiety Has Sale and Supper.

Henry E. Lewis has been a visitor n Mrs i charles E. Barber who is spend. ing a. few weeks with relatives n Wauregan was at her home Satnr
 The weave shop at the Central worsted min, was shut down for the 1 Sviiiiam firis Cooper of New London. formerly of this village, visited friends here Friday with ls7 her sister, Mrs. Joseph Leyalley in Noonsoclet.
 Burglary at TiIIinghast's.
 Burglars broke fn F. Fl. and F. ". TillinRhast,s store Friday night. They gained entrance by breaking a window in the store next to the Pialnnel1 -Woolen Mill of1ce. A bread box was used for a ladder. They took three wooden sweaters. gloves, shoes, haSn lights fine combs and watches. Tnree boxes of cigars in a bag were left on one of the desks in the Nfice, probably forgotten, or the burglars were fright ened away and did not have time 10 take them. One of the desks had been opened but nothing of any value was missed. A quantity of stamps were thrown around on the desk, but few, if any, were taken. Burnt matches were found on the floor.
 Everett Ladd was in Norwich sF Ti- day morning and attended the grange meeting.
 from Pawtucket where she has heen visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Thomas Carlan was in Nor wicl1 Sunday to see her sister, Miss Mary, Shinners, patient at BaclSllA hospital.
 spent Sunday with local relatives.
 Miss Lillian Cooper, who teaches in Ekonk spent Sunday at her home. Miss Dorotnea Gardner was in Nor wich Saturday.
 Auction at Jennings Place. Clarence Daggert has purchased William Jennings route. MT. Jen- nings had an auction Thursday and disposed of his stock, as he is to move to Quinebaug, where he will have 2 milk route. The family will be much missed in the village. Miss Annie Gayitt was a Norwich visitor Saturday.
 Mss Phebe Barber has returnet from a weeks visit at John E Vaughn's in Norwich. During tine recent gale the upper section of the smoke stack at tht Central Worsted mill was dislocatee( so repairs had to be made. Andrew Wholley. of Norwich was z Sunday visitor here. Holiday Sale. The Ladies' Aid society held theil l annual sale, supper and entertainmen at the vestry Wednesday afternoon and evening. A roast pork supper wal served from to o'clock
 The following committee had charge under the general direction of Mrs. Hoxie Lillibridge: Supper, Mrs. Franl | Tillinghast. Mrs. Frederick Filling l hast, Mrs. Edwin Kennedy. Candy | Mrs. Florence Mitchell. Fancy articles | Mrs. Charles Barber, Mrs. WILL 1 Rouse. Aprons, Mrs. William Lorins l Mrs. George Loring. Ice cream, Mrs Lowell Horton, Mrs. Benjamin Broad head Cake, Mrs. George Biven an
 Mrs William Simmons. Entertain | ment, Mrs. Charles Bragg, Miss Luc 1 Broadhead
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
WOODSTOCK
Agricultural Society's EIeetion-Offi eers in Woman's Department-Ad- dresses on Poultry and Fairs.

The annual meeting of the Wood stock Horticultural society was held at A Agricultural hall Wednesday morn ing. The following officers and di- rectors were elected:
 President, Oscar Munyan: vice pres tdent, L. J. Leavitt; recording secre- tary. l.. H. Healey; corresponding sec retary, w. M Gallup: treasurer Melancthon Riddick: auditors H T. Child, G. M. Sampson. E. R. Rollins; directors. J. s. May c. H. Child, H. H. Davenport. G. H. Sumner. w s. Warren. L. M. Keith, John 0. Fox. B. R. Ritch, c. E. May, G. P. Perley, F. A. Paine and c. w. Butts.
 The ladies department elected the following officers: President. Mrs L. H. Healey: vice presidents Mrs. J. E. Clarke, Mrs. Horace Covell. Mrs. L. J. S. May; corresponding secretary Mrs. Louise Child: directors. Mrs. A E. Brunn, Mrs. H. O. Preston, Mrs A. M. Gildersleeve. Mrs. c. H Kill lam. Mrs. Elmer Cortiss, Mrs NJ. Rid | dick. Mrs. A. D. Briggs. Mrs. O. A 1 B. Ramsdell, Mrs. H. L. Sanger. During the forenoon a poultry exhi. i bition was in progress. At the after. noon session A. J. Brundage. presi. dent of the Connecticut Poultry asso.
 ciation. spoke on Poultry Raising. H. T.. Hyde, who, as president O l the Sturbridge fair has made that sucl 1 a success, gave a talk on how t,
 make agricultural fairs a success. l Grange Play.
 Senexet grange gave a play in Acad emy hall Thursday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. P. R. Hall have close
 their home. They are to spend a tim
 in Bridgeport and then go on to Phil adelphia.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
Windham County SOUTH WINDHAM
About $50 Cleared at Mission Soeiety's
 SaIe-NehrasE1a Guests.

Mrs. George Ennis of Worcester is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ed. Backus.
 Mrs. George Styles was a visitor in Hartford Wednesday.
 Mrs. Street and Mrs. William Fuller of Suffield are guests of Mrs. Arthur Sweet.
 Cleared About $30.
 The Ladies' Mission Society held their annual sale in the parlors of the church Wednesday afternoon Es and evening. A fine programme was a feature of the evening and was as follows: Piano solo, Miss Celesta Backus; vocal solo, Mrs. Keen of Willimantic; bone solo, Samuel John Paul Merrinan. vocal solo, Dr. Eaatz Of WfIIimantfc; trombone solo, Ar thur Gadreau, Willimantic. The ac- companists were Miss Dorothy Brown, of Windham, and Miss Helen Card, South Windham The net receipts were about $30.
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Ashley of Vlysses, Nebraska, have been visiting MT. and Mrs Edward Palmer.
 Edward Bristol of Bridgeport has been a visitor in town.
 Henry Gay of Norwich was calling on Mir, and Mrs. T. D. Peckham last week Wednesday.
 Arthur Roy was in Worcester last week visiting his son.
 Mrs ; Martha Potter has moved to the house owned by Michel Hecley on North Main street.
 c. L. Clinton is spending a few days in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
ASHFORD
Five Gypsy Moth Scouts in Town Storm Fails to Benefit Dry Wells.

Five Gypsy Moth Scouts in Town Storm Fails to Benefit Dry Wells. A company of five men from Massa- chusetts and Connecticut are in town hunting the gypsy moth. None have been found in this town yet.
 Sybil Converse is sick with tonsi- litis.
 John Ethridgee and John Jr, also, are home sick with sore threats. Dorothy Brown has the same trouble. The Ladies' Aid society of the M p. church met with Mrs. Chamber lain on Thursday afternoon.
 Vietors Entertain.
 Reepresentative-ele elect Welcome Da- wis and Judge of Probate Arthur Keith gave an oyster supper Saturday in honor of their election.
 The storm of wind and sIeet which has been coming for the past few days has not brought the much needed wa. ter yet. People from all over the village can be seen going to tho river and spring, as their wells art dry.
 Pansy Neff has returned from < visit with her mother at ClarlSs Cor, ner.
 Union Christmas Celebration.
 Christmas will be celebrated thi. year by the two Sunday school unit 1 ing for Christmas exercises and trees
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
BROOKLYN
Red Cross League Serves. Profitable Chicken Dinner--owner of unma<- xIed Dog Fined Obituary Notes.


 The Brooklyn Red Cross league gave a chicken dinner at the Putnam house which was largely attended and the sum derived from it was very gr9ti- flying, the league now being in a com dition to purchase many things need
 Presented Comedy.
 The Brooklyn grange gave on Fri- dny evening in the Unitarian hall comedy in three acts, Miss Frances and Co. There was a full house.
 The Brooklyn Library building Is to be wired soon for. electric lights.
 Mrs. Riley B. Witter has been recent visitor with her mother in Clayville, R. I.
 Funeral of Miss Robbins.
 The funeral of Mss Jane Robbins was held from her home Saturday, Rev. A. D. Kinmoutls. her pastor of ficiating. Burial was in the family plot in the Witter cemetery.
 Mrs. William B. Potter returned home in season to fill her place as librarian on Saturday.
 Sunday morning Mrs. Potter picked perfect pansy blossom that grew out in the yard
 gone to New York for the winter. Michael O'Neil and wife and daughter, Florence, have also gone.
 Paid Fine and Costs. Cpon complaint of Harry Lathrop, game warden and dog officer, W. J. Berry was arrested for letting a dog owned or harbored by him run at | large without a muzzle. He was | brought before Justice William E. Thurber and entered plea of not guilty. The case was continued until g o'clock Monday morning but lale sunday afternoon he appeared before | the justice, changed his plea to guilty and paid a fine of one dollar ani costs, of five dollars. Sunday the body of child II months, named Robert Williams, was brought from Providence and buried in the lot of Mrs Samuel Louden in the Memorial Annex cemetery. Alton H. Robbins of South Coventry | is visiting relations in town, coming to attend the funeral of his cousin. l Funeral of Warren D. Blake. l The funeral of WNrren. D. Blake Il was held from his residence Tuesday I afternoon. Burial was in the family lot in South cemetery. Rev. Alvin P | knen officiatel.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

 will Luke. ?: 1-14. It will be a Christmas meeting.
 Thursdayf evenings prayer meeting at 7.30 D. m. has for it's subject Our Heritage. Ps. 100: 112.
 Christmas Committee.
 The committees chosen for the Christmas tree and Sunday school con- cert at the Green includes Mrs. Hiram Hawes. chairman program and enter tainment; Frank Hoxsie for tree; Mrs. Beecher Brown, Mrs Frank Hoxsie, Miss Edith Exley for gifts; solicitors. Frank Fawley for the north district. Roger Brown for Black Hills Lydia Lathrop for the Green, Edith Williams for south district.
 News in General.
 Mrs. Henry LarEhan visited Miss Loretta Curran in Willimantic last Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Elizabeth Parker, who has been spending several weeks with her sis ter. Mrs. James Lathrop. has gone to New London.
 Little Ellison Barstow grandson o1 George Parstow. found a dandelion ir 1 found one in bloom in the midst of the | ice of Dec. 8.
 Rev. Marian Hastings Jones attend | ed the executive committee meeting oi | the State Christian Endeavor unioT at Meriden last Saturday. | Mrs Homer Rarrows is confined tr the house suffering from severe | srrain.
 Mrs Fred Graves of Black Hin l. | so much improved as to be able t. | walk a few steps. She has been abl to sit up for short periods each da! this week.
 | Herbert Williams has rented tn Hatch place at the Green. He and hi daughter Miss Inez Williams. move' in last week.
 Mrs David Perry has returned efror two weeks stay in Westerly wher she has been visiting her son, Ere B. Whitmore.
 At Norwich sanatorium.
 The many friends of Mrs. Ethe Chapman are sorry to hear of her ill ness and are hoping that her stay a the Norwich tuberculosis sanatortuI will benefit her. The reports frol Mrs. Henry Randall show an encouI aging improvement since she has bee at the Sanatorium.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
New London County
FRANKLIN
Heme Missionary and Ladies' Aid So' cieeies Hold Sale-Nireiess Equip rnane Blown Down.

The Home Missionary society held. gaie at the town hall Thursday after noon and evening of last week, the La dieas Aid society having a table Of ice Cream, sandwiches and cake for sale. Mrs. Kate Johnson, Mrs. Fred Race. and Mrs Hermon Gager had charge ot the fancy work table The Missionary society netted $40 and the Ladies Aid society netted s17.
 Grange Officers.
 Franklin grange held a meeting at the town hall and appointed officers for the ensuing year as follows. Wor- thy master. Fred Armstrong;: oyer- seer. Abiel Browning; lecturer. Mrs Luther Holton; steward, Milton Beck with: assistant steward Huntington I.athrop; chaplain, Mrs. Abiel Brown ing: treasurer, Ernest Smith: secTe- tarY. Luther Holton; gatekeeper, Ray Beckwfth: Ceres, Mrs. Fred Race; Pomona, Mrs. Arthur Smith; Flora Miss Anita holton; Iady assistant steward, Miss Katherine Ho1ton: or. ganist Mrs. Fred Armstrong. The next meeting the third and fourth de- grees will be worked.
 Brief Mention.
 Miss Bertha Smith has gone tt Boston to spend the winter.
 During the ice storm the wireles; outdt of Herbert Wheeler. Jr., wal blown down.
 Mrs. Herrnon Gager, Mrs. Herper Wheeler and Miss Faith N. Gager at, tended the church sale in Baltic Tues day evening.
 Miss Anna Park Of Yantic was tn, guest of Mrs. Louis Smith Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
EAST WOODSTOCK
Farce Given For Academy Seniors
 Benefit-New Teacher Secured.

Farce Given For Academy Seniors
 Benefit-New Teacher Secured.
 Chester E May recently spent a few days in HartS,rd
 N. T. WhI.e visited his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth White in Holden, Mass, ol Sunday. Mrs White is quite ill. Her sister, Mrs. Ball, with whom she has been for several months died last week. Agnes White is at present car ing for her.
 Farce Repeated.
 The farce, Pas New Housekeeper, was repeated by local amateurs al Academy hall, for the benefit of the Senior class last Friday evening.
 A Missionary meeting wa sheld on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Roscoe Alton Subject: The Child at Wor,i and at Play. Leader, Mrs. F. M. eff. ford. A social hour followed the pro- by the hostess.
 Charles Breckenridge left last wecl for Gayorsfort, N. Y, where he vii | spend the winter with his sister. Miss Nellie Pratt is with Miss Afic' Arnold in Dudley for a few weeks.
 Birthdays Celebrated. Mrs. L. IT. Linderman entertainet Mrs. Turner at dinner Tuesday il bard whose s2nd birthday it was. MI ] birthday on Sunday.
 A new teacher has been secured fo the Changer district. Miss Agne | White resigning some weeks ago. Mrs 1 N. T. White substituted until las Friday
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
WINDEiAM
Packing Second Missionary sarrei
 ---Many Mourners at Funeral of
 Mrs. ChalIsnaer. ~a

The unnleasant weather Tuesday kept several from attending the meet ing Of the WofnAn'B Missionary soc ciety held with Miss Emma Larrabee bees. but there were twelve ladies present. The program included the
 reading of the A. sB. and F. NJ. bulle- tin by Miss Bates. letters from
 Thonaeville. Ga, and Grand View Farm by Mrs. Guild, Mrs. Cook and Tn Red Mans Land was read by Mrs.
 Plumb. It was voted not to meet
 again until after Christmas. 4 barrel of new and secondhand clothing.
 books and Christr1as gifts has just
 been sent to Rev. Fred Gaferte of packed to send to the Brewer Nor
 nal school, Greenwood, s. c. Supper Party.
 Mrs. F.. W. Loornis entertained a
 number Of friends at a supper party Tuesday evening.
 Attend Mrs. ChaIlenger's FunsraI. A large number of friends and reI- atives from out of town attended the funeral of Mrs. George E. Challenger
 Wednesday. The unusually large testifled to the respect in which she
 Col. W. $. Cnappel1 of New London l and Dewitt M. Lockman of New York
 were in town Wednesday. Mrs. Lucius Brown of Norwich was the guest of Mrs. Ada Larrabee from | Wednesday to Friday.
 Mrs. Pendleton of Lebanon spent a | part of last week with her niece. Mrs | H. $. Maine.
 Mrs. ". A. Raymond entertained a l number of friends at 500 party Fri 1 day evening.
 The officers elected to serve the c. E. society from January to July 115 are president, Harriet Guild; l vice president, Paul Hopkins: secre- ] tary, Edw. Cook; treasurer, Julia 1 Guild. The chairman of the different committees are Social, Mrs. M. R ] Plumb; prayer meeting, c. 4. Keeney; ] lookout, Russell Potter; music, Mar i grey Sherman; flower. Grace Bates;
 missionary, Gertrude Arnold.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
PoMFRET CENTER
The Late w. w. RoekhiIi Brother of Mra. Joseph HoPpin-EIeetlon al Grange. &

Mir. and Mrs. Robert Rust were in Boston last week and attended the performance of William Hodge in The Road to Happiness.
 Hon. w. W. Rockhill who died re- gently at Honolulu. on his way tc China, as confidential advisor to thai country is father of of Mrs. Joseph Hoppin, who spends part of the sea- son in Polnfret-
 Grange Election.
 Wolf Den grange at its regulai meeting Wednesday evening elected the following officers: Master. Frank Haines: overseer. Newell A. Badger lecturer, Elizabeth J. Brown; steward Walteer E. Brown: assistant steward Raymond Whitehouse; chaplain, Alice D. Wilbur: treasurer, Willis Covelli secretary, Roxana Slye: gate keeper Ellsworth Covell; Pomona, Margare White; flora, Dora Weatherbee, ceres Gertrude Darling; L. A. steward, Vir. ginia Sharpe; ex. committee, Herber SlVe.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
SCOTLAND
Shetueket Grange Elects Officers About Forty in Singing Class with Norwich Director.

The following officers were elected at the meeting of Shetucket Grange No. 69:-Master, Charles Brenn: oyerseer. George N. Perry; lecturer, Myra Perry; steward, Harry P. Ches- bro; chaplin Frances Bacon; treas Agneta. Phinney: gate keeper. Fred erick B. Willoughby; Ceres, Alice Willeughby; Pomona, Amanda Bill ings; Flora, Belle Tracy; G. 4. Std, Leon J. Mofitt; L. A. Std, Martha TAofitt.
 Forty in Singing Class.
 The singing class met Saturday night the 5th, directed by Charles D. Geer of Norwich. There were 40 present, and very pleasant lesson was enjoyed. About 25 of there joined the class. It is expected that these lesson will be continued for the rest of the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B. Willoughby spent the evening of Thursday the 3rd, with Mir. and Mrs. C. E. Burn ham of Hampton.
 Horace Maine now drives a school team, carrying the Gager children and his own. His route was a part o1 Samuel SDencer's original one. A deer was seen Tuesday night, by the school children, on the property o1 George N. Perry.
 Childs and Whipple have set ur l their saw-n1ill on the property of Mrs | Ellen Kemp.
 ] o. H. Sweet went to Lords Point i last week. He is soon to make triI to Florida.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and fam l fly of Lebanon, were guests of Mir 1 and Mrs. Eugene Kimball, Sunday.
 AshcFaft Place Sold.
 J. B, Ashcraft has sold his place an, expects to go to Fall River.
 Mrs. Penber of Franklin is at Mrs Susan Sweets for a few days 1 Mrs. Mary Phillips went back t
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
WHAT CAUSES COLDS?

This question and "How to Prevent Colds'' is asked a thousand times every day. A cold is really fever, not always caused by the weather but due to a disordered condition of the blood or lack of important food- clements. In changing seasons fat foods are essential because they dis tribnte heat by enriching the blood and so render the body better able to withstand the varying clements.
 This is the underlying reason why the medicinal fats in Soott's Emulsion quickly overcome colds and build strength to prevent more serious sick, ness. It contains natures medicinal zats, ;o skillfuliy prepared that the blood profits from every drop, and 1t is free from harmful drugs or alcohol.
 M-S Scott & Bowne. B1oemfeid. G.J.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
DAYVHLE
George Williams Addresses Mena
 Club-Guests and Travellers.

Mrs. George Law is visiting Mrs. Samuel Gillette.
 Mrs. Lewis Gross spent the week end with Mrs. Oswald Street.
 Mrs. Frederick Rogers and daugh- ter of Providence were guests of James Blanchard the past week.
 Mrs. Jane Champlin of Boston spent Friday with Mrs. Mary Stokes.
 Miss Muriel Field and Miss Ruth Bennett are spending a few days with Miss Florence Bollison of Wakefield R. T.
 N; E. LaBelIe was in Boston this week.
 N. L. Greig was in New York Thursday and Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Greig spent the week, end in Hanover. Addressed Mems Club. The Mems Club listened Mondas night to an address by George Will i Hams. aIrs. sabin S. Russell and Mrs Clinton Atwood spent Monday 1T i Providence. Mrs. I. D. Hashroucke of Wash ington, F. l., was a caller in toWr l Monday. The Ladies Aid Society meet mex 1 Tuesday with Mrs. N. F, Bidwel1, thi last meeting Of the year.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12

ganized on Wednesday. December 9. with Mrs. Herbert Parlkhurst, presi- dent; Mrs York, and Miss Hattie Philips vice presidents; Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. TIlley. Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Charles HOpling directors; Miss villa Parlxhurst secretary; Miss TruesdaIe solicitor;J. W. Higgins, treasurer. 3a
 Philip Simino and zson, Charles, spent Wednesday visiting friends in Jewett City.
 Fred HaskelE ana Thomas J. Brown were recent visitors in the Rose ot New England
 William Briggs has bought a farm at HopeviIle, and left here last Fri- day to live in his new home.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Miss Minnie Wells is spending the week end with H. T. Wells.
 Senexet grange presented the drama Between Two Fires in Academy hall last Thursday
 At the meeting of the Agricultural society the same officers were elected for the coming year.
 The poultry show under the aus pices of Senexet grange and the Agri- cltuTal society held Wednesday was a grand success. There were about two hundred birds shown. The ladies furnished lunch at noon. Speaking by Judge A. J. Brundage of the Connect cut Poultry association. and Hon. H T. Hyde, president of the Worcester Southwest Agricultural society fol- lowed
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
cLARK,S CORNERS

Mrs. NJ r. Palmer has returned to sprtngaleld, Mass, after visiting her Mrs. W. ". Jewett has returned from a weeks visit in Norwich.
 Mrs. Thompson and children are visiting her husband here. @ Miss Alice Hunt of Cleveland, O., and Miss Ellen Bnrnham of Boston were visitors at r. ". Martins last week.
 Miss Viola F. Jewett visited schools in Willin1antic last Friday.
 Abner A. Robinson of Norwich wis., tied relatives here recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
CHAPLIN n

-a Monday some of the telephone poles loaded with ice and. helped by the strong wind broke and fell. Telephone men from Willimantic were, busy in the afternoon working on the line in
 While Myron Lyon of North Wind. ham, rural delivery carrier, was on his route Monday forenoon, near the residence of W. B. Gallup. a telephone pole fell on his automobile. breaking the windshield and the top. and doing escaped injury.
 Julius N Quay has opened a black smith shop.