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BALDWIN, JARED Gin pursuance OF an
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler. =
Surrogate OF the County OF New York, notice
against Jared -. Baldwin, late Of the County
of New YORK. deceased to present the same
with vouchers thereof To the subsc ribers at
their place OF trsnsacting business at the
office Of tn" Title Guarantee and Trust
Company in the Borough Of Manhattan. No
l,s Broadway. City OF New York. on or be-
fore the loth day .. June next
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF No
vsmbsr. lsl3
JARED c. BALDWIN Jr,
ALFRED i. BALDWIN.
Executors
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PARK a TILFoRD MAY LEASE.

Park q TilfOrd are considering n pro-
posa made to them to lease II building
probably two stories high. which Paul NJ
Herzog plans - erect on a plot so lOxl50
AT the northeast corner of Madison
avenue and Fifty-e'Ghth street. The
property is part OF the Deutsches Theatre
The deal has not reached the contract
state.
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BROKERAGE NOTES.

l. VI kohler, associated for the past
Iour years with Frederick Fox 4 Co, and
Sv-'Ns the previous fifteen years with
'7d'rlck Southack md Alwyn Ball, Jr..
= now In the leasing department or l..
'ah"nhhum, Strauss 4 Co.
.,N A Berwin q Go. have removed their
l'e from i56 Broadway to IL East
'ofIy'arst street.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR PORTO RICO
weigh Company, Compliments. VS.. Central
san Cristobsl, Defends No. SO EQUITY
TO ALL CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE DE.
PENDANT COMPANY:
Notice Is hereby given that by an order OF
court made and entered on the 22nd day OF
December, 1913. You are required to present
to the Clerk Of this Court within the period
OF thirty days from the expiration OF this
advertisement. In due form and under oath
nnS claim or evidence OF indebtedness which
Oh may hold against said defendant com.
pany. This advertisement to continue for
thirty days from Its first publication All
claims Of Indebtedness OF the said company
which shall not have been hled with the
clerk aforesaid In accordance with this
notice. shall he deemed barred from any
particiJ ation In the assets III tho hands OF
the Receiver In the case subject. however
TO the power of the Court which IL expt essly
reserved, to make any other further order q
II may deem equitable with respect 70 such
Date OF nrst publication January 81 1914
CSignedl ANTONIO AGUAYO.
Clerk u. :. District Court.
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LIS pfNDENS.
Manhattan.

list ST, l:.le. and ?d av. s5--Jacob p
Adler ngt Max II Wilmer 81 al faction 20
impress trust SCI atty. Scidman.
23D ST, .5O-52 ", and 22d at. 26l-sj w
Mutual Life lns Co Of y Y sgt Fame c
Hoadley - al forecIos OF mtgeD; atty.
!. Allen.
IosrH ST, .. 225 "a nv. .5xiooii-
Joseph Fritz agt Leopold u shea 81 al
fur' clos Of mtgeJ attys. Amend & Amend
LESISGTO\ AN. lTsb-Rachel Dachrachz
Rgt Margaret Crawford ct al tforecos OF
mtgeI. atty. | Cohen.
18TH ST. II >. 1875 " sth av. 2oxi00-Thos
Devotion, Jr ast Sheppard Knapp & 60
ct al tforeclos Of mtgeb. atty. - l. Fay.
Bronx.
LAFAYETTE ST, " - lot known as letters
90. map OF Cnlonport--Bron Security A.
brokerage co 1t al vs. CARO- Antonio ct nj
BRYANT,
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BROOKLYN THEATRE PLANNED.

Plans are being prepared by Shampan A
Shampan for "A $4,000 two story motion
picture theatre, seating 600 persons. on "A
site iOxl0O feet on the north side of
Broadway between lIaveneyer street and
Marcy avenue. adjacent to the Williams
burg Bridge Plaza. Samuel Marcovici s
the owner.
The property was recently sold by the
Realty Associates for $4,000. Plans call
Tor four stores on H 5adway. with pro-
vision on the second floor for "a restau-
rant.
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TO ENL.0GE I1OFruAU uovsE

The four story loft building at Is West
Ihirticth street Is to be made over into
an annex for the liofbrau Hous, for
august Jansen as lessee, according to
plans filed by Hustace Smonson. archi-
.ec', ALBERT ). Middlebrook of West Hart
ford. Conn. is to owner Tho Acchiier,
Las estimated that II will cost sioOOo
to make the change.
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Receivers APPOINTED.

Supreme Court-By Justice 0iegerich--
Robert II Powell; John NJ Bowers W.
Philip Simon, Robert J. II. Powell, Stephen
Prince
ny Justice Bijur--Ernst wattmann W
Locomotive Equipment Company. John 3.
Wise. u,
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READY FOR NEXT SUMMER.

Herbert 4. sherman repoits the lease
~ 'N" summer. furnished of the place
S"'"H s Eastcliffe, Rye, N. T.. the resi-
ss'"'" OF a. O. sherman, directly ON the
.ouhh' with fve acres of land and garage,
y John Z. Terry
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Supreme Court--By Justice GieGerlch--
Matter OF Daley. Algrrnou =. norton
BY Justice BiJur-liohinson IS Mn'ligan,
John = shepard Drake W Fluri Nhtnhaw
Nelson. era ford W.. human. George h
Engelhard. District No Of independent
order Rnai Birth Relic, Charles z Terry
Lyman w, hHims John Eru'hDerG Lyle Va
Norman, Lester NJ Friedman.
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LARGE MONTCLAIn PLOT SOLD.

r. a sawyer has purchased n plot 200x
w. on the west side OF Underclin road
%'h' 'ia'r, adjoining the new Essex County
IaFE entrance, +, N. Crawley a Bro,
negotiated The sale
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wASIuNGToN Feb. 10, The cruiser I1us
burg and the gunboar YORKTOWN have arrived
az NaGatlau The gunboat Wheeliu, and the
cruiser BIRMINGHAM al Guacanabo Bay. IN.
Transport Prairie at san Juan and the destroy
rrs Whlpplc, Paul Jones, Perry. stewart AID
Truxtuu NJ san Pedro.
The tus Osccola and the collier irbar on hav.
aaILd from Guwanshu Ruy for Guuulnnn,ilu
the ,ranspor' Hancock trOu' Cul'hrs for PEN
slcOlA
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant "a
the provisions ~ n certain mortgage dated
the IAN dag Of April. 1871. made by tbs
i JAMAICA UNION LAND COMPANY. "a cor
poration organized aud existing under the
laws OF the state ot New York. to the
Metropolis Finance Company ms Trustee, that
the said Jamaica Union Land Company has
appointed LumAn W Good"noush and "
Benton crisp IN the place and stead OF said
Metropolis Finance Company.
Dated. New York February Srd, 1910
JAM AGA UNION LAND COMPANY,
30 MEADE g DOBSON. Secretary.
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bTis NEWARK FLAT SITES.

Joseph lsancs has sold tor the Jack
,'h estate the plot 3c0NlO0 at 25 TO ~
MoIh' Pleasant avenue to IA builder who
VII erect six tour story fats.
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rnowBRrDcE. JAMES A, ,ru., to Lawyers

TRowBRIDGE JAMES a, trus. to Lawyers
Title 1ns & r Co.................o2 sac. 900
bronx.
BURGESS. FANNIE y, to Rome Savings
BARLOW. wM A. to Julia n Riker liar.
nlun .stt.5OO
COWEN. COLLIDE. to q Robitsek & Bros
SCHOOSMAKER, FRANK J, to Manhattan
Mtg observation-disclosures. 800
KAHRs, JOSEPHINE & ano. exrs. 10
Josephine kahrs, 3 assts. .......Sis76i.6 5
CLARKE JOHN A. to North Side Mtg
EpELMAN, MATTHEW 81. to Harry p
LTI& T co TO City OF u y ins Co isS 900
DAVIS. HARRY II, to Abr L Kass 800
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SATISFIED MECHANICS. LIENS.

SUTTON PL 22--Charles Levy ct al sgt
Louisa shioid g, al. Dec 10. 1913 80. ss6
hydraulic Press brick C. .ast Warren F
Johnston ct al, Jan 49,. 1919. ..,,.. t2l7
ngt Asaro Realty Co ct a. May rs,
,, i2,s sr -. SIS bathsat. sv-corSs,t q 4
CO agt Asaro Realty Co Of al. June is,
SANE PRoPERTY-coiwsli Lead co act act
SANE sS'He PRGhEhTY-Hariem River Lumber lumber
4 Woodworking Co agt same, May 2s.
FtiJ.ToN Az. n " cor 10th st-B Franklin
Hart, Jr 4 Co agt Charles Frazier ct al,
ssTH ST, 1873 " --Guarsntes sheet Metal
Works aEt Carl Taylor ct al. Sept 2,
1sl2 ...,.........s.'.'... tl3o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises .sss Sun sets s'.5 Noon rises. -
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk. soi Gov Island SO He'll Cato iocS
LOW WATER THIS DAY
ssndyn.s .iss Gov Island .2'is Hell Gate. sa
Arrived-TuESDAl February 10
~ Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm, s:2o a. NJ. Bremen.
IS Minneapolis, ssS a. NJ. Southampton
s. Reicfenbech ia. NJ, liza mburg. January q.
s. Max hrock. $50 A. NJ, -. Vincent, Janu-
AIRY 2s
S. Prinz Joachim, $40 r. NJ, Kingston. Feb
Sc Commewiirc p ", Trinidad, Feoru.
5. GlamorSan, p NJ. St. Lucia Janu-
: Nor. 5A NJ. TuSpsn. January IS
s. i!orinng,n' $50 n san Juan. February
s. San Jatluto. Galveston. February 4.
S. Texas. Port Arthur, Tex, February :?
IS city OF st Louis savannah. February T.
IS RIO GrNndc, bruf swlck, February 6.
~ H. milton, Norfolt. 'cNru' ~
$ buffalo Boston February
50 Meckenburs Philadelphia, Februsrye
- Texan, Philadelphia. february 9.
ARRIVED FRoM NV "C'r
IS C'ronia, a. Nriers
IS celtic, 81 Naples.
s. Ci'clrnrt!, - y rics.
IS Cleveland at PIrTus
81 olympic. at iS mouth
SAILED FOR NEW yoRk
SIS kronpr'n,cssin 'rciiic. from Bremen.
IS Monterey. from Havana
IS Arcadian, from bermuda,
- Mctapan. from Sal, Ia Marta.
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Fred Hartman. burg p,. Tar, rec; Antonio

Fred Hartman burg rt tar, rec; Antonio
CIule,n. ear dang wcRp.
Part IlI,-Bef0re Herman, J Jacob Molege
asst. car dang wosp; Anthony scarpati. com
Eiinh, Franz Nisonc, com eanh, Robert
iaavy, com gamb. Joseph R,ccisrdiiio, com
R0h'rt Warner alias Robert Manning, Frank
I Smiih Alias Frank Nandrrhiit, sttp Cd lar {,
Maria preher, abortion. Rosie Rluom- ri lar.
surrorate's court calendar - BEFORE
the IiaU 81 Records second noor.--Will OF
John Hotter, Theresa Kenmuth and Jean
Meta Lclich Accounting IN the estate Of
Sarah J Moore. Caroline Reid. benjamin
Thomas McCaHsrty. Clara Grimm. Julia "
Higgins, spencer Pratt, Edward McCo!e,
Charles Morson, Albert scsrlcs. jones
C9wing. Ltydin Little. Charles Feltman,
GShnrio''Tg wilson and and vivian X Syms
Mary Cnuiheld Emma ,ColiGan and Henri,
Caroline Newhut Johanna Hohne. Fred
schmidt Emily Armstrong and August
Young - -
QUEENS COUNTY.
supreme Court-Trial Term-Part l., Oar
retson. j. Pnrt IL. BENEDICT, The az en- .
ton Of tho bar IL respectfully called IL rules
and % the calendar rules Of trial term,
lsl5, 3l33 ssl az, s's s's 'i'' s:o' ARA ga,
causes n marked ready viii be passed FOR
the day. No cause VIII be set FOR day
on this call. Nos 3sl, 1913, SSA, 33j, 49,,
a. a. a. Al; a. g. a. a. A. i f '! e.
, Highest number reached on tho general
County court-,Trsal Termr- nefore Hum
g. iis nj, lis, ,7s. $50, tsg, lGs, 10,
ISL Remainder Of calendar passed Tor tho
I term,
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HELP WANTEn-EEMALE.

NNTED-First class Nursery Governess
. children. aged . y and ~. country; wages
s35 90 can Mrs POTTS, 1872 l. SGD ST
il-ls O'Clock
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QUEENS COUNTY.


ALBANY. Feb. 10 The Court Of Appeals
calendar for tomorrow Nos. 400. 5o%, $50,
az 4l3 Az and AS
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Of IS rooms mostly imported furniture; no
oNsr refused. Gold furniture from Paris:
Library from London; seven bedrooms from
Paris. Dining room from London further
brass bel COMPETE, 90 Library set .
lugs. curtains, rugs. brIr-R-hrac and many
other things for almost nothing; Plano $40 90:
one beautiful upright brana new win yalu-
able lamp and lace cover AZ ans offer
ga CENTRAL PARK WEST.
hetNa.n a 81 SIS private house.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
Sail To-day
Mails close a'asP. VI. Tuesday.

TV-T1WTTVW,
KalSr'r Aux Vie. Hambg 30AM II NDAA
Ardoyne. Monte vidrO.,...., sOAN 7OpAn
Mcgantic. Liverpool .., ......... i2OON
GrOSS,r kuTfucrSt. IA vaua. ......... II ODA n
City OF ST. Louis, Sa van H.. ...,..... 9OPM
Princess Anne, Norfolk .... ......... 800 N
III Alba, GaIvcstun......... o.. ........ 9OpA
~oil riday, February IS
81 Paul. SCuthH mptoD.. 90. g 30 \ N iO0DAM
Ale mamie, Hhyti.,.... ... a@A NJ ECON
Ma cas-. Grcnr da .-....... 10 60 4 Il % II
(owmeWiinC, W ThHdos... II 30 \ 500 Pm
MBuzauillo santiago ...... ........, 2n0M
, Magi ,so JS Ndt;oN Tile. .' .@PH
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Army and Navy Orders,

WASHINGTON. Feb i0,-Tns army or,cr
was issued TO day
The resignation of MAJOR W ID Rochester
Ouar,ermas,cr Corps u" opted
This navy order Wa issued:
Lieut., r. Il Msrary, from bureav OF ord
nance w Crawford L..land
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEM~lE

LACNpRESs, Hrst class. by day. fine ref
ercn,e Ji4 East ted 81,
WANTED Position as housekceper by
educated German LADY about 40. speaks
NuentlN German. English, references 10 be
exchanged. Address q. z. li2 Ascension
ST, pHssaic y j
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York, fair II
north. snow In south portion to.
dRy' Tomorrow fair, tncreasine
north 10 northeast winds ON the
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SAILED I''ls NfsN N'iNN
SIS Kronprinscssin Goethe. from Bremen
IS Monterey, from Havana
IS Arcndian. from bermuda,
- Mctpan. from Santa Marta
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with name and address of owner ana
attorney When attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF second partl
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-24

and possible developments that may be of interest throughout the state.
 The attempt of Game Warden Day to arrest Attorney Tcrrey, on instruc- tions from John M. Crampton of New Haven, superintendent of the fish and game commission, at the Torrey farm on Putnam Heights. followed Attorney Torrey'S refusal to deliver over to the game warden and Special Protector F. B. Kies, also of Danielson, the car cass of deer that had hung in the barn on the Torrey place. This all occurred Saturday night. The deer the one told about in The Bulletins Putnam news of Monday had been found dead in the road Saturday after noon. The carcass, found near the orders, been taken to his barn and dressed by his hired men.
 During the early evening, news of the affair came to the attention of Messers. Day and Kies, who were in this city, and they went to Putnam Heights in an automobile and inquired about the matter.
 Attorney Torrey took them to the barn and showed them the carcass and the conversation was wholly amicable until the statae officers stated their in- tention to take the carcass away with them, on the authority of SuDerin- tendent Cranpton, whom MT. Day had called on the telephone for advice in the matter. Mr. Torrey refused to deliver the carcass, claiming that there is nothing in the game laws of the staate that required him so to do, he having come into possession of the meat as happened in the case in ques- ton.
 Mir. Day then drove back to Put nam and had another talk by tele- phone with Superintendent Crampton His instructions from his chief were to go back to Putram Heights and get the deer or arrest MT Torrev if he refused to deliver it up, bringing the attorney to Putnam to have him gel bonds for release if necessary.
 Mir Day returned to the Heights and had another talk with Mir Torrey who was notified that he would be ar rested. The attorney still refused to make the delivery and eventually went into his home and closed the door Aft CT another talk. third one, with Su- perinte- dent Crampton at New all ven MT. Day went to the door of the Torrey home to make the arrest. MT Torrey warned the officer not to enter but the latter did so and a scuffle en-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-24
RI AMEo COl ORA Q % COMP 1rlE
Statement by Rev. Henry Atkinson Who Investigated Con- dions There Representative of the Social Commis- sion of the Congregational Churches

tude of the mine operators, who thus deprive their employees of an essential means of self-defense, the right to bar gain collectively for their labor"
 Hiring of Gunmen DePIored.
 The report deplored the practice o1 allowing private companies to brin gunmen il to a community in whici there are indu trial troubles and stil more deprecates such men be give authority as special officers of the gov ernment by the state and local au- thorities.
 The report then continues as Allows:
 Denial of Constitutional Rights. p 'In Colorado men and women were thrown into prison and kept there without any charge being lodged against them, on the ground of 'mili- tary necessity The denial of consti- tutional rights and liberties weaker respect for the law and it's agents and tend to plung the community all the deeper into confusion and 1awless- ness.
 Tn connectio1 with these strikes one of the most pressing questions is that of the ownership and the control of the stock We call upon our united churches to study in the nckt of the ethics of Jesus the question of such absentee ownership and the reSponsi- bility growing out of 1t"
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-24
Hiqhway Commissioner.

Col William H. Hall. who was saved the worry of a contest for representa- tive in the town of Wilmington by the action of his democratic townsmen in .ndorsing his nomination, was in Hart ford last week. He was asked about his reported candidacy for the speak ership and his reply indicated that he was not encouraging the hope of his friends that he would accept the re- publican nomination for the position. He will be satisfied if he is given the cilairmanship of good committee that will afford him an opportunity to render useful service to the state. Col onel Hall Is very much opposed to a change in the highway commissioner ship. He said that Commissioner Ben nett is doing satisfactory work and he should be continued in the position. The colonel recalled that he attended the recent meeting in Georgia and heard Commissioner Bennett read his paper on the management of high way department. In this paper Mir. Bennett showed that he had executive ability of high order. Colonel Hall will feel obliged, in the interest of, the
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-24

sued, lasting a number of minutes. the
 attorney successfully resisting arrest,
 but not until after he had some marks on his wrist and forearm and torn coat to show for the struggle. In describing the affair, Mf0 Tor rey said that as the struggle proceed |, ed and MT Day threatened to put the handcuffs on him he told the officer
 that he had no authority that was ia- gal to proceed along the lines he was following and that should he force the | arrest, he, MT Torrey, would take such future legal action in his own be- half as might seem necessary.
 MT. Torrey says that after MT. Day desisted from the attempt to arrest l him, Mir. Kies being present at the the home and asked Mir. Day, who ac~ cOmpanied him. to look through his 1 book of game laws and show him his authority for taking away the car-
 cass under conditions existing m the | case or for arresting him. After a | conference MT Day agreed to let the l matter go over until Monday.
 l Monday Mir Day came to Putnam and had a conference with MT. Tor rey and State Attorney Charles F. the outcome of this, but had little to | say as to what his future action in | the case may be. MT. Torrey in talking about the mat | ter made it very clear that such &C.,
 tion as he has taken or may take in l the case Is purely In the interest of | the people of the state. He contends | that there is nothing in the law that would warrant his not keeping the
 carcass of the deer, coming into his possession as it did, or no right to arrest him for refusing to give it up, He did not kill the deer legally or | illegally but took it from the high way.
 It is understood that the contention | of Superintendent Champion was that l the deer was the property of the state and should be delivered over to the | states authorities.
 MT. Torrey laid special emphasis on the point that he cares nothing about 1 having the carcass. but he does care a great deal about the rights Of the l people of the state in matters of this
 kind and their liberty of action. l MT. Torrey is not at all bitter against
 Mir Day snor MT. Kies, for he knows | they were following out, after their | telephone conversations, the instruc-
 tions of their chief.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-24

it Is forbidden in apartment houses 10 water flowers except between the hours of 4 and in the morning; no one can play piano before ' in the morning or after at night; no bedding may be aired from front window; bathing at night is forbidden; one may not em- ploy servant wi >hout complying with police regulations or change his resi- dence without police sanction. The German justifies these things on the ground that while they may some times interfere with his convenience, by and large they protect him from annoyances much greater than those that they entail. He says they give him 8 freedom from annoyances with out his household that are infinitely more bothersome than the restraints they impose within his household"
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-24
-.AIE NEWS

BerIin.-Business at the Berlin Con- struction company Is very brisk. work continuing until g o'clock evenings.
 Meriden.-Rev. Thomas H. Saunders, pastor of St. Paurs church, led the Sunday service at the Masonic home in Wallingford Sunday.
 Torrinaton.-Mrs. Harvey H. Cross, the oldest person living in Torring- Sunday. att her home on Prospect street.
 WaIIingford.-It is the intention of the children of the public schools to enter largely into the Thanksgiving spirit this year. and dinners will be sent to many needy people.
 West Haven.-Motion pictures will be the principal feature of the enter dance, fair and trading post of the Toutonomoe tribe of the Red Men.
 MsrIden-H. Wales Lines has been named by the Deeper Waterways as sociation as delegate to the 11th an- nual rivers and harbors congress to be held at Washington on Dec. g, 10 and Il.
 ReekviIIe.-The congregations of the
 
 Baptist churches will unite for Thanksgiving services in the Union church Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. The speaker will be Rev. Ii Douglas Pierce of the Baptist church LitohfieId.-Hon. W. W. Rockhill formerly United States ambassador tC Turkey, Russia and China, who ha been in Litchheld. has left the latt, place for Washington, D. C., to It sume his duties as adviser to China he being employed in that capacity by the Chinese government.
 Naugatuck.-Rt. Rev. John J. Nils' came to Naugatuck Sunday and aC ministered the sacrament of confirm ton to two large classes. At. Hedwig's church he confirmed a ele of about 250. Sunday afternoon at S Mary's church he administered tl sacrament to class of about 150 chi dren and 20 adults.