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The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
Piano Recital.

Given by the pupils of Mrs. W. T.. wright at the Buckstaff Bath House. Friday Evening, May 14th.
 The recital was attended by a laroa number of friends and patrons Of the pupils, and several humbers on ire program elicited applause. particular ly the rendtions by three C.yoar Q Il pupils, Helen Lockwood. Annette Schudmack and Lena Rowles who showed wonderful talent. Several of the more adyance1 pupils a.so sL3w- ed rare musical talent.
 PROGRAM.
 Plano Solo Fragrant Violet (Soind- leIJ ..''...-.......... Frances Fox PIano Duet-Sweet Souvenir Waitz- lHalzeD ..Helen Lockwood and An. nette Schudmak.
 Piano So.o-Pretty Birds Waltz lDeLdHcey) ........... Lena Rowles Piano Duet-LaGracieuse op. 2o7- lBohm) .Freta Brooks and Edna Story.
 Piano Solo-Waltz-CDeLancey
 #AHHtllt CGUlulllHk Recitatnn-"The Misunderstanding" .............-... Miss Jewell Joplin Piano ooIo-Dance of the Daisies ..'......... SalIie Mae Sullenberger Piano SoIo-Bird Song -CPoppo ''''...,........... Helen Lockwood Piano Solo-Ffth Nocturne- Mey- bach) .............. Tessie Coomber Recitatlon-"Our Hired Girl" .....,............. Helen Lockwood Piano Merry Sleighng Party (Walters) Freta Brooks and Mary Frances Goodwin.
 Piano Solo-School March .................... Miss Ruby Oaks Piano Duet-Angels Serenade-CBra- sa)-Sallie Mae sulIenberger and Mamie Black
 Piano Solo - The Bells lLeschetIz. ky) ............. Freta Mae Brooks Piano Solo " (a) Hunting Song CGurlitD-Cb) Tulip Lichner ................... Edna Story Piano Duet-No Surrender March CMorrison) .Lottie Fox and Ethel Miller
 Piano Solo-shepherd Boy CGreig) .................. ,...... Mrs Bates Piano -'Meditation-( Morrison) .,.................. Lottie Fox Piano Duet-Oyer Hill and Dale CEnglemann. Misses Elizabeth and Edith Angle
 Piano Solo-a. Devotion. b. Loveley (Hans Seeling Miss Edna Rich mond.
 Piano Solo-Le (Gauthier) - ............. Mary Frances Goodwin Piano Solo-Au RevOir- CLichner)- .................... Ethel Miller Piano Solo-The Elfin (Heins) Elizabeth Beasley Valse De Concert Misses Emily Foot and Tessie Coom- Der
 Piano Solo-March "Muscadins"- Wachs) hs)..............Na Mamie Black Piano Solo-Oberon-(Leybach) Miss Lillian Rohwer Piano Solo-Grand March De Concert - (WoelenhaupO Miss Emily Foot Piano Duet Marche Mlitaire ... Misses Elizabeth and Edith Ang,e
 Missionary Meeting.
 The Woman's Missionary Society of Central Methodist church met Tues
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16

SWAT THE FLY! by letting tho Missouri Lumber Co screen your homes. Phones 1855 or l046.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
Silver Tea.

The Ladies Aid of the First Pres byterian church will give silver tea next Thursday afternoon. May 21, from 4 to o'clock, at the h me of Mrs. w. l.. Snyder, ll6 Oak street. All friends invited.
 # Mir. l.. D Cooper has returned to the city after a visit to Mississippi
  Mir. and Mrs. R. 0. Schaefer visited the family of Dr. J $. Homer Friday
  Rev c. F. J. Tate was out yester- day enjoying a fishing trip. Birkett Williams is hlme from Lit tie Rock.
 Miss Lila Rix has returned from Little Rock
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ault have gone to Little Rock to reside
  Mrs. Rose Goslee returned yestcr- day from Little Rock.
  Mrs. J. L. Green plans tc leave soon for visit to Indiana points
 
 Mrs. E. r. Klein has returned from Little Rock, wnere she attended al meeting of Episc pal church workers.
 
 Mrs. Chas. Webb is able to be up but is still confined to her home as the result of her recent illness.
 X Miss Clara Busch plans tc remain arother week before returning Go her home in New Mexico.
 
 Miss Felice Scull has r3turnaI to Little Rock after a visit 70 her si5- ter Mrs. Loyd Thompson. Mrs A. II. Tribble aas returned ftom Little Rock, Vnere she attend l co the Episcopal church meeting Mir and Mrs. Hiram Wilmington have gone to Lake Vill3ga to eAs9s | eL outing fishing. Carl P. Wright of Conway Ark, was ! in the city during the week and Is expected back tomorrow. He is one
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
Orchestra Concert, Wilmington Park
 Sunday at pm.
@NN 't va NA II 7 IF h First Christian Gnu cf.

Bible school at 10 o'cocN slarp. Graded classes and lessons m all de. partments. Children's Day vii. 0e ob- served on the first Sun lay m June. There were 197 present last Sunday, with $l0 collection Communion and preaching services at Il o'clock. The Inasmuch of the Gospel" IS the sub ject. Christian Endeayor at ? o'clock, for the young people. Evening song service begins at o'clock. Sermon theme, Large Smallness.' Special music at both services and a cordial invitation is extended to everybody.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
Society Alo D. A. CROCKETT Editor. relon'@1'
 Mail Items randA AyenIe

fIaho Solo .............. Ruth Sfms headlnS ........ Waldron Draughon
 'elii ''.'''...'......... Helen Shaw
 Relay Race in numbers:
 Aua Flkes ...,.. Josephine Walstem Aubrey Stokes .......... Lois Gwin William Webb ...... Doris Nichols way Mcdaniel Waldron Draughon
 Ihe next meeting Wil be on Mon day afternoon May 2lth and the pu- plIs under Misses Lamb and Jones Will entertain.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16

The Ladies Aid of the First Pres byterian church will give silver tea next Thursday afternoon. May 21. from to 6 o'clock, at the h me of Mrs. w. L. Snyder, l16 Oak street. All friends invited.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16

of the popular young men travelling for educational supply houses.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
,c1 Grp,ent Des ucinunteu gctrooe

ben Gro5ent 0es gclalllnltel, 8etrages
Scr @irlfonullcnltcler. Miiroc abel
Der Mllsfall ser @ctranfeltel,er leoig.
lid) ourd) Die ginfol1m1cnlte1ler &c.
oedt uno ,pare oies nod MloBgabl
ser State oes lesten SSSabres 81 elt,
ribtel1, 10 mirOe Sllinois eill @ier,
se1ntel iel1es 8etrages BON 1896
10000 ollitatt eiltcs Giertcls ober
S;2L 764, 900 anitatt $56,t64.00O al,
ben @ln1oesIdla sll entrid)ten baben.
Ias miiroe cine @ernin0erlllg ser
Observation-Disclosures allein al1s
Sninois nm $24, 400, 900 beocuten.
@ie oicier 6eblbetrae SIT oeden
mare, ooriiber mad]en iid} bic probi=
'bitiolliitiiden Stcl1erfiinltler feline
meitcren Sor9elr, iagt u@ermania-
Scroll" in Milmallfee. 5plde apa-
rem ia al1b ourdalls iibcrfliiiiig ba
ibre ld)0l1ell Nlane mobl 1,iemals 5llr
Ml1sIiibrl,ng fommen meroen.
Ser gtaat Seem Dorf bot nod} sen
fiir oas lebte Hednl1ngsiabr porlie-
ae1loen Mngaben et1pas mehr oils ein
Ndtel ser g~eluln1t1ten @etra,rfelteu-
CT entridtet, oagegen iieben 3lpan-
5igitel oes @eiammtbetrages ser gin-
fommeniteuer. Nah Sen probibitio-
niltilden SteuerpI1nen, bas bciBt
nod @egfall Ser @etratfeiteuer un0
3edllng bes 6eblbetrages Ourh Sic
@infnmmerlteller miiroen sic bon
Seem Oorf 81 5oblenoen @imneniteu=
erno $S4, 100000 al1f $107, 100,-
600 erbDbt perbell, ober, nit anoeren
@orten, ser Empire 5taot" lpiiroe
mebr oils ein Giertel bes gelanmtct
@etrages ser 8imcnlteuerl1 51 ent-
ridten baben.
3os mag iibertrieben eridpi11er1, lit
es aber ourdpalts nidt in gnbetradt
-0es l1mltanoes, BOB alle9Srpbibitions=
ltaaten 3uiammen g%egelupartig mcni=
ger als 100000 on Snlanoltell-
er1 entrid)ten. 1ieie entfaller Ser
@al,ptlade na6 allf Gabaf l,no nit
meniger ais $5,000,00O ollf Sic gtn-
fommeniteuer. Scne Staaten beoa6-
len alio int gat15er1 meniger on Sit.
la1lbltcuer,1, als ser 5taat Seem Dorf
a1ein on g~infommenltel1er in sic
M,nbesfaiie flieBen laBt. 0aralls
labt iid erfcnnen, in neld nadtbeili-
ger @eiie oie MISREPRESENTATION
8erbaltniile oes 9anbes idor iebt
onrh Sic 1robibitio1 beeinflaBt mer-
sen. @ie lie 5lid a6er crit nad gi1=
fiibrl1ng Matchmaker 3rpbi6ition &c
italten miiroen, baran iper0en lelbit
Die gr0bten 8eiteuerlngsfiinitler nllr
NIT @ralle1 0enfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Die prubibitioniid)en etencrplanc.

Sl1 einem 1beil Ser &relle beld}af-
tigt mon iid neueroings pieliod NIT
Der Srage, mie Sic @ertbeilung Ser
9it1neniteucrn beeinflllBt meroen
miir0e our6 ei11en grfolg ser onf
gan5lide 8eleitigung Ser &eritellung
pn0 oes @erfaufs beroui9enoer @e-
tranfe geridteten geitrebuneen Ser
Nrobibitioniiten, 0ie es m@ilidt ouf
Die nadNtjabrige Yrali0entldofts-
folnpag1e mie0er gut p~or5rbaben"
ideinen. Die Troge lit bon Inn 10
groberer 9eoeutln1g, als burd) Sic
3erlt0rung beiugten @elhaits5meiges
cine Der 9aupteinnablneauellen Ser
Hegierlrng megfaacn miiroe.
Sn1 lebten &ebnlngsjobre be3if,
ierten iid 0ie loufen0en ginnulmen
Der @un0esregiernng ouf runo
$700,O00,0 900. 9opon famen 5ipei
.9rittel, ooer etpo $465, 100000 auf
Snlanoitel1ern, nn6 bon biele EN- 8e-
TRACE mieoerl1m nidt gar5 sic Salite.
namli6 $226,000,OO0 auf Sic bon
8ein, Bier uno Spiritl1oien erbpbe-
nen Stellern.
sln lolden be3ablt ser 5taut Saie
nois i'm lebten Hednungsjobre in
runoer 5llnmc $50,5OO,OOO, nnge,
fabr 6as Ioppelte bon SEM, mas Ser
|Staat Seem 0orf an Ipldlpn Stel1prn
entri6tete. 9age9en R5abltc Sui,
nois an @11nOes=) @infommeniteuer
mr. 1864 900, mopor $2,6SO,0OO
aut inoipi0uelc 1n1b $2,9S4,OOO
allf &orporationsz ginfommen entfie=
len. Sin Steuern beioer Mrt entrid=
tete Sainois i'm ga,15en SOC, 1854, 900
mo Seem Dorf $54, 100000, lebteres
al ginfrmmenlteuer $2S,O0O,OOO.
@ie ld)on gciagt, miiroe 0urd) Gin,
fiibrung %nationaler Nrpbibition oie
8etranfelteuer IN @eafaG formen.
Ole Grobibitionilten erfl1rer, Sic i'm
lebten Sabre 0urb bieie Steuer CT.
5ielten Megierungseinnabnlen i'm ge=
TRACE bon S226,O0O,0OO f0nnten
mittels ser @infonm1eniteuer oufqc.
braht mer0en.
geun bat aber Sl1inois inn lcbter
Nednungsjabre ungeiGbr ein 9ierte]
Der Observation-Disclosures be5a6lt
oagegen mir ein @ier5ebntel ooer lie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
srsd at the P~ostofflce 1T Davenport
~ Second Class Matter.
4 rxxanAe ee.s.re...

sTr..ET9HE -4-.-
q rx&snee oews.r4ta etnf1netr.
HtasS.Husgabe, feds gaumn,er,1 iebe @oHe,
an Bite gbonnenten In biefcr stoSt fhr
6ent1 tpb6ertlt6 ODER $500 t15rItd Sci
iAS5atIu1g fret abaeltefert.
u ber Hoft, aiberbaIb ber etabt, a it.
etneus Bottautt In ben Der. etaaten, Gu.
ober Us1teo. $500 tdbrIt& Bel GsrauS.
le essstael . NnSsabe, MIR bura bic Son
.tebeM 8oftattt In ben Der. @taate1, toftei
10 e1.00 BET goraus5abluno.
!r r4albHbdentltme Den1sfrats, brr& BIZ.
tnnertalb Der Ser. Staaten unS bur8
Ier IN ber gtabt $3.50. bel Gorausaablnnd
>; mad CANADA 1880 unb mud Gurpp0
o per Sabr bet Bprnus5atIuRo.
.r sBbdeutlt@e 3emptrat", tn 5tpei 1tet.
Detttpo6S uHb SonnabenbS, fpftet timer.
ber Der. etaate1. 5000, mad Canada urb
exropd $3.50 tdtrltd BET MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

,aeldcben. @elr, l1ol, cs oils ei11t
Scr %d(porun1" bc5ridnct, alti jold
ebrlideln @ege fir sic Gerbreiti1l1e
Der 8abrbeit ul1O @credtigfeit 81
1orget1, 10 lit bas llid)ts als cine mel.
tere Gerl1umoumg.
9ud) nid)t 0c1tid @eli,u1te, alle
nur %balbpegs mirflid) Meutrolcr
1pcrocn lid) lagell oaB uoie Ieutiben"
nllr IN 9sptbpebr b~a1loclten, 1lllr an,
fingen, III perbaltniBmabig rcd)t flei=
l1em MaBitabe @leides nit @lcid)enl
81 oergcltelt, beSm. eben oos 81 tbll11,
mas BON ibren Ieinoen idor leitSabr
nno Gag, lett Sabr5ebntel1!
ill groBtem D}abitabe getban pl1roc.
Gem bab %1tl1ierc angloalnerifoniide
Grelle bon @n9lano lno gnglaros
Irellloen lchr ltarf beeil1fluBt miro
mo mlroe, llll0 Bic @riten ll,o Hrp-
@ritcn al1h nl1f ieoc alloere n10glidc
@eiie lll1b lllter Ml1f1pelloung groBer
.Sl1mlnen Sic DffentIidle Meinlna bes
2anoes 51 6eeinflulier llno l1ab ib-
rem Sirne 5u furn1en ll,dltc1, rnb
hi l0eten, oarall 5rpeifelt bellt=
outage ood1 1pobl fem nMrnerifauer"
Der 4uaen bot 5l1 iebel1, nus Gbrer1
5u boren llno lpirflih olld etrpos
lebcn u1l0 boren fan1n.
gs lit feinerIei @rlr1o p%orban0en,
it'd iiber Sic uGntbiinn,gen" ser
p@orlo" irgen01nie a1f51tregelt, nod
tire 6olgen 5l fiirdten.
@eln mon nidt onl1etnert miIl,
BOB Bic Mcbrbpit oes amerifaniihen
8olfes aal15 ullo gar nit Minobeit
geldla9cn uno nlmpillig lit, sic Gin.
&c 81 'ebel1, apie lie lino, oann fam
Mon getroit meiter geben ll1D lagen,
Dob nllr @rtes 0araus entipril1ae1
fam. 9cnm Mlcs, mos bisber be-
FAINT tp1roe, heredtigt, ia perpflid)=
tet 5l1 Der Nrnabme, oab Sic iejigen
8ertrcter Ser oeutid)en Megierullg
nid)ts tbaten, mos nidt nit ibrcr
Stellung pereiabar gemeierl lpqre, Ii.
oab lie, mie alld) Sic alloern y@c-
idlloiaten", iidl merocn politdnoig
red)tiertigen fonller1. l1Ster oieier
@orallsi eeulw mill u11s oie ger0f=
fe11tlidung Ser ugntbiilllmgen" ser
u9selp Dorf @orl0" oils ein ugrme-
rang" eriheincn, Ser 5l,rilfiHnel-
leno bie v@orlb" l,no Sic ionltiaen
den 3eitllnaen @n1erifas
un0 Sic gefpaltige britii6e 9ro=
paganoa t~reffen uno idaoigen ml1b.
9cnn Sic ugntbiilllngen" meroen
lire s(ntlport fi1roen unto bieie Mnt-
mort miro oorausiid)tlid ugepfeffert"
iein. Die Chicago yIribltne" flint
Digit ymeitere M~llfiabe" a11, u5ltiam=
men NIT elmer Ml1t1portppn berllfener
Seitc." Mn0ere Mntaporten mer6en
fommen, De11n Sic Ser competent
authorities" ser vGribune" l1idt ge-
nilgen %iolten. 31trd Sic v@nthiil=
lungen" ser n@orlo" miiroe sic Sra=
sc fremoer 8cei1lfluIll111g be5n. @e-
berrlbln1g Ser merifoniihen Hreiie
ltno frenloer Ibatigfeit hier5lllal10e
6Drberung fremoer Suffered
len, sur Iaacsor0mana gen1ad)t un0
sur offentlifen lu10 algemeinen Gr-
orterlng geitellt, n11o oas lit gut.
9oourd miro, 10 barf man boffe1l
Die $50 + IF an Sen Sag font
men! l1no Sic 6aben nibt Sic belt=
ld)c Negieruna, nod sic Ieutidel1,
tpobl a6er sic probritiiden
8eitu19en n1o bie engli d. De.
gierltng 5u fiirdlten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

- Selten bot EN- 9err1d}er IN
einem langen 9eben 10 picle Shid=
lalslflage erlebt, mie &uiler 6ran5
Solepb.
gr fat ane nit Monncsmutb
nn6 ieltener Stanobaftigfeit ertra,
gen llno nnenttpegt icine Nflidt ge=
tban.
Moge ein gl1tes Beld)id i'm
nod 10 LANCE UNI 9eben erbalte11, SOB
er Sen pollen grfolg ieines gplfes
uno Staates III bieiem illrdtbarcn
&riege eriGallen fann.
0oourd mir0 er fir aQe Sic
bielen Shidlalslhldge, Sic i'm be
t%rofIen baben, entld)aoigt uno als
pSieger" il Die @ruft iciner 8or=
batter bina6getragen lperoen.
- Mit einem SolfSltaat, ser 1id)
bon Dem @iaen zines ein5elnenMan an
mes abbangig modt, uno ibm blind
lingS folgt, bat Elm 8plf nod) niemals
Staat maiden fonnen.
Die mcnigen 0eutiden go5ia-
liiterl, sic nid)t bnben lpoQen, 6aB oas
iiegreide Ieutlhlano iid Sen 6rieoen
fir bie 3ufunft ourd 4nnerionen
lidcrt, ld}eincn groBes Gerlangen
nod einem ipeiteren ariege 5li ba-
ben.
@eil Sic @earltiden 3eitl,naer
Die Mnsfn6r BON &riegsmatcrial ner-
boten baben moQen, faat sic gal15e
9ebpreiie miitbeno iiber lie fer. s[lld)
0as - i'm Namen ser Mcmjd)lid)feit!
sls poriaes ssabr Sic sldiirtel,
bic 3erltiidelllng 1eutldlanos als
1gnb5iel oes &rieges 6e5eidl1eten,
fano Uni ere &ebprelie bas gang ielbit=
Derltan0li6; melm iett oeutide Sc
|lebrtc %sQbanberl1,g Ser @ren5en for
BERN, apirO oariiber Better un0 W1or-
.oto gel6rien. @us Ser &allt modt'
mon fabrell - a6er Sic @ml6e it's
ni6t lpert6N!
Trei6err 5tepban @l1rian bon
&aie5, Ser gen1einihaftlide 0lterrci=
: ungariidc Minilter oes glell=
bern, melfer 6reitag in Berlin ein-
trof ,perbanoelt sort NIT Sen leitcr0el
ocutld)en Staatsmdl1nern iiber ser
funftigen 5tutlts bon Nuiliih : $50
len. gs lit nid)t baran 51 5apeifcln,
Dob 5lpiid)en ser Gpppelmonar6ie II.
9entldlano in Ser Sad)e in fur5e1
Belt cine Ginigl1ng er5ielt merOer
miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

gr 6at ane nit Monllesmutb.
nnb l%eltener Stanobaftigfeit ertras
gen nno unentlpcgt icine 9Sflidt ge-.
tbaft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

0aollrd) ipir0 er fir ale Sic
oielen 5diflolsi dlage, Sic i'm be-
trofiel1 6oben, entldaoigt uno als
uSieger" III Sic @rllft iciner @or=
pater 6ina6getragen lperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

Moge Elm glltes @eid)if ib111
nod 10 lanae am aeben erbalten, BOB
ct Sen pollen grfolg ieines @olfes3
uno Staates III oiei EN- fllrdtbarcn
&riege eridal1en fann.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
GplitfidJc unb nnpulitildJe
&anbsloHen.
-@el1te ooaenoct ser aaiierIron5
bon Geiterreid lem fiiinfunb=
adJtsigltcs 9ebensjabr.

seltcn hat ein @errid)er in
einem langen 9eben 10 picle Sdid=
lalsl6lage erle6t, mie &ailer 6ran5
Solepb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

Mit einem golfsitaat, Ser iid)
bon Dem @ilen zines ein5elnenMan=
mes abbangig madt, uno i6m blind
lings folgt, bat ein golf nod niemals
|Staat mad]cn f0nnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

@ei1 Sic @earit'idlen 3eitlnaen
Die Mnsfll6r bon &riegsmatcrial ber-
'boten ba6en mollen, faat sic gar15e
Sebpreiie miitben0 iiber lie fer. Mlld)
oas - i'm Namen ser MenldJlidfeit!
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-10
Letters From the People
A Delicate Job.

To the Editor of The News:
 want to express on behalf of the mem bers of the Choral Union and the public, word of appreciation to MT. Joseph l.. Parsons for his painsbaking labor and patience in the matter of tie distribution of the invitations to the Norfolk concerts. Only those who. are familiar with it have any idea of the amount of work that this puts upon the secretary. The rules for the distribu- tion are laid down by the directors and these are rigidly and impartiauy obeyed. There has been some misunderstanding of these rules and some efforts to cir cumvent them on the part of those who wished invitations for out of town parties or who wished more than one invitation. There has been no con- tinued feeling on the part of any who were reasonable enough to understand the rules or to appreciate their reason- bleness or the impartiality of the dis tribution As result of these rules and of the seCretary's diligence in the matter, every Canaan resident who let [ his wants be known had a chance to dbIcIll OnG LII llISS6 COuCcIbS, dlul IIlls in spite of the unprecedented demand this season. None of the invitations in the hands of tue directors were as- signed to those who already had one from some member of the chorus and none of those so assigned were re-as- signed to people from out of town until all those in Canaan who has asked for them were taken care of-except that a few were assigned to people i'll Ashley Falls, Sheffield, East Canaan and Falls
 Village, on request of members coming from these places. The total number of admissions distributed to and through
 the Canaan chorus was 625. Each one
 of these was made out by the secretary
 and many of them were later trans.
 ferred by him. That in itself involved
 great deal of labor for which he de.
 serves the thanks of all. E. c. G.
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-10

It's to be "Dr." Go ldard. according to our Salisbury correspondent, who assnres The News readers that Rev. John Calvin Goddard will return from his vacation with D. D. affixed to his illus trious name. Good We have had no Doctor of Divinity in this neck of the woods since pr. Hiram Eddy. Fortunately it is not in evidence that the divinity of this section is in any great need of doctoring. Nevertheless it is we'll to have Doctor of Divinity within reach, in case of emergency, and we know of no man more worthy to wear the title than that brilliant wit and eloquent man of God, John Calvin Goddard
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-10
LYON PROMOTED.

The retirement of Major Isaac Brom- ley from the post of publicity agent of the New Haven railroad after thirty years service, has an interest for every newspaper man ill the state. Major Bromley created and developed the publicity office of the railroad and made it one of the smooth working branches of the system and a highly important one. He was deservedly popular official, with all classes. and especially with the newspaper people.
 He is succeeded, as manager of the New Haven publicity office, by Edwin P. Lyon, who was for many years chief clerk in that department, ard not only is thorough master of its detail but en- joys the full confidence of the officials, and by reason of his fine personal qualities, the atfectionate personal es- teem of every press man having busi- ness with the system, and who will congratulate him on his promotion.
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-10

Shet upn Then it come t me all t' once that I'd git more hell when got hum, so l shet up. Tn next night I went ag'in, jest t' hear Chadwick's piece about Tam O'Shanter. I heard one of Chad's przzle pieces once before, when my wife took me t' Norfolk, an l guessed within four tunes O how it was comin' out. member it wound up with battle O 42-centimetre can mons when l thought they'd only got t. where tn angels was playin' ring around tl.' rosie. four tunes back. Wa'al, this Tam O'Shanter piece was easier. l spoke Tam O'Shanter once in school when was boy, am I know suthin about it. l could tell by tn music when tn wind was blowin' an th' rain comin' down, an sez t my wife. sez l, I'm glad finished settin' out them t'mato plants Judge Roraback give me; this'll do 'em good She didn t say single thing to me that's wu'th repeatin', an by that time Tam was trottin' hum through tn storm, with glorious jag on, an ye could hear him lambastin' his old hoss goin' over tn bridge, with tin witches after him. l could tell by th' way he was strealSin' it., thDt he was havin' almost jest sech n ride t hell as young Frost had tn night before. Honest. ye could fairly see tn witches an goblins, un' didn't dast t say word fir fear I'd git turned into toad or n black cat. Talk about"
 'I move we adjourn" said Ned Roberts, jumping up and interrupting. "It's getting along toward the witch ing hour, and the lights will go out pretty soon.
 Adjourned.
Connecticut western news., 1915-06-10
GOSSIP OF DAYS GONE BY
Record ot Doings from Week to Wee1
 CulIed from The News Files,

November 2. The Villege Improve ment Association was to have d lunch party ill their hall.
 Friend Northrop, of Newtown, and George Bullard, of Kent, spent Sunday in their Canaan homes.
 The evening for the Methodist weekly prayer meeting was changed from Fri day to Thursday.
 pr. William H. Crocker, of Ancram, N. 1., formerly of Canaan, had the re- publican nomination for coroner of Columbia County, N. '.
 The ladies of Christ Church Guild were to have fair and supper at Town Hall.
 W. A. McArthur. formerly connected with The Connections Western News, assumed the position of editor of the Daily Herald, Middletown, Conn.
 Dr. W. J. Dedrick, of Amenia Union, V. Y, was to lecture in the Methodist church on '"The Temple at Jerusalem, and it's Area in the Days of Christ"
 Rev. F. w. Barnett, o. P. Gillette and Frank VanDeusen each purchased d hJrse.
 At the town election the vote was as follows: For sheriff, Robert Van DeuSen. r. IA; Henry J. Allen, q, 149. For senator. Ge1rge w. Anthony, r, Ill; M. B. Richardson, d, 7I9. For representative, Samuel F. Adam, r, 90; F.. J. Prescott, q, 193. One prohibit tion ticket was cast. and one ticket with Truth" as candidate for all three offices.
 Mrs. H. H. Coggswell visited rela- tives in Kent.
 Christ Church Guild met with Mrs. c. W. Camp.
 Mrs. 0. R. Camp was spending sev- eral days at her old home in Kent
 Falls Village-A mutual relief asso. citation was formed by the employees of the Housatonic road at Amesville. Rev. MT. Lewis, of Catskill, N. Y, preached in the Methodist church. A musicale was to be held at c. w. Halls Mrs. Maria Hall was having her resi- dence painted. George H Brown, of Jersey City, was spending few days in town. Matthew Mullen died sud denly of heart trouble. The banks rented safe in city safe deposit vault and placed therein their valuable securities.
 West Cornwall-Col. c. D. Blinn, formerly of this town, died at \ she vile, N. c. Rev. MT. Chase, of Hart ford, preached on Sunday evening. John Trieschnan, of Cornwall Plains, died suddenly. Miss Nellie hoult went to Atlanta, Ga. Lillie, daughter of Willard Stone died of tu5ercular troGble.