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Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
EASTFORD
Rev. J. 3. King Resisns-Woman
Pastor of Methodist Church In
iured.

Rev. J. 3. King Re5igns-Woman
Pastor of Methodist Church In
iured.
Rev. r. D. Sargent Of Putnam ex-
charged last Sunday morning with
Rev. ]. b. King OF the Congrega-
t.onal church. After the service the
former read the resignation OF Rev.
j. b. King. as pastor OF the local
church. to take effect the first of No
vember. greatly to the regret OF his
parishioners.
Accident to Woman Minister.
Miss Adelaide F.. Brown. who
breaches at the Methodist church.
was unable to occupy 1er pulpit last
Sunday morning She returned from
her vacation Of two weeks. Saturday
the eighteenth. She fell from u chair
striking her stomach across II. Sho
is now convalescent- Her vacation
was spent at New London, GrOton,
Gales Ferry. She was accompanied
by Miss Pansy Men.
Henry Braman visited his sister in
utnam. Wednesday,
Miss Catherine whitman OF West
| Hartford is the guest Of her aunts,
/ Mrs. Charles S. Deane and Miss Bick-
EEL.
Mrs. Anthony Coleman and son
| Godfrey with his little sister from
New York are spending two weeks
| with Mrs. Coleman's parents on the
| hill They recently came from Della
ware. where they resided. They will
| return to New York on the 9th ac-
oompanied Mrs. Colman's sister, Miss
/ Minnie kucera.
/ Miss Marion Morse and brother Carl
nlotored from East Hartford last
\ Sunday morning. They called upon
/ their parents here, Mr.. and Mrs Ell
| Weeks. and on their return. passed
4 through Putnam to visit friends
Miss Lima George OF Leominster
Mass. was the guest last week OF Mr.
| and Mrs. John Jones and family.
Mrs. Ralph Davis spent last weel
with her parents. in Pomret. She
was accompanied by her two SINAI
| sons and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Lewis anC
Miss Elsie Lewis of Putnam. weri
with their parents Sunday.
Guest from Maine.
George Carpenter, son of the lat,
Lucius and Cornelia Carpenter. o
Phillips, Maine called On his forme
teacher. NJ. ]. Chapman. Sunday aft
ernoon. He was accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Fayette Goss and daughte
| of Willimantic. Mr.. Goss came II
his automobile. Mr.. Carpenter ha
visited his native place once in tw,
years. He has the sympathy OF hi
, friends in the loss of his wife II
las two sons residing in Maine
Chester Young spent last week II
Hartford. His daughter, Miss lid
of -Danielson. was here at his home
Mrs. Fred A Brown, Mr.. and Mr.
Edward Keith. Dana Keith wer
among the number who attende
Sturbridge fair last week. Cliffor
Bowen and Dana Keith went wit
, their automobiles
Erwin Robins of Putnam called o
friends here on the 22nd and visite
the Grove cemetery, where his mothe
ard father and other relatives ar
= buried.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
cAMPBELL's MILLS

James H. Dixon and family attended
Brooklyn fair Wednesday.
Dwight Lewis, who has been a great
nlTerer from heart disease for several
Eears,sis reported to be gradually fail
ng.
Miss Marion E. B4akeslee spent the
reeIs. END at. her home in Lebanon
Mrs. Horace Perkins recently injured
Ter. knee. quite seriously
Frost did considerable damage il
his locality Thursday morning.
William Dawiey and Alexander Tan.
le- caught over so fish at Beach ponC
saturday afternoon. -.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
LEDYARD
Crotch Changers Visit Local Grange
Fifteen Pupils Attending Norwich
Free Academy.


Thirty from Groton grange came to
Ledyard grange Saturday evening, and
worked a class in the third and fourth
degrees. Irving w. Crouch, master of
New London County Pomona grange,
was present.. also Marcus Trail, mas
ter of Grotor grange. The degrees
were worked to perfection and were
very, impressive. There was an .appe-
tlzing supper at The close.
Mrs. Smith and her mother with
Miss Selma Smith of Brooklyn who
have been visiting some time with Mr..
and Mrs. DIN Avery, have returned
home.
On account Of the stormy weather,
there was a small attendance at church
Sunday morning.
Few Cider Apples.
D. D. TAYLOR has commenced making
cider. but there is a very small guam
tity of apples In this section. this year
| attending NJ. E. A.
| Pupils attending the Norwich Free
/ Academy fron1s Ledyard this. year are
i MargaretsA7 iyr. Annie Baudro, Eleanor
Burton Fannie. Stray. Archie Hold
Hazel Lamb. Kenneth Main. Walter
i Mathef. Harlan Newbury, Ruth Sci.
zers Galxin & Wilcox Jessie : Wilcox
HELEN Wshipple. 81 ses,- -sa-s.-5 -
Two are attending the Stoningto.
High schools Clifford i Simpson and
Carrie FHnegan, and two are attend.
Il ING the lilians Memorial institute
Evelyn Whippie and Ruth Lawson.
L saGisssRnth Is. Main is attending IN,
ii Wilisnantfe Normal school. *
s 70 Enter Hartford Hospital.
Mrs. Rnssefl Gallup has gone t,
i Hartford where she will enter a hos
/ pftsfs to have an operation performed
i Ma md Afrs. William Cromwell an,
family ofeMystic were Sunday guest
CT Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Holdridge
Il Joseph A. CLARK has completed fllin
II Morgan FulIer's sil0. Carl Wcimal
& Elfas filled James b Grays stlos
Il De Fyl srf 10 &c, Swift visited school
III I'd IN edh esdAy. - 49,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
WESTMINSTER
Damage by Lishtins-LoeaI Cattle
Awarded Prizes at Brooklyn Fair.

The Westminster nine played the
Scotlands. Saturday at the latter's
diamond Score IL to . in favor OF
Scotland
The storm OF last Friday caused
quite some damage The barn owned
by Mr.. Olsen was struck by lightning
and was burned to the ground. There
vas not any stock IN the barn. but a
number of tons OF hay The barn
which was owned by Mr.. Pike OF
Howard Valley was also burned and
bis cattle and horse were burned to
death.
Charles Koch spent the weekend
with his family at Broadview.
Mrs Vera Levy and son Goodwin
returned to New York. Monday, after
spending a few months at ROsedale.
Won Prizes.
The yoke Of cattle owned by Amos
Green won the first prize ss the best
yoke OF the town cattle at the Wind
ham County Fair at Brooklyn. Charles
Robbins cattle were awarded second
| prize.
Mrs. lola Merriheld has removed
her household goods TO Mrs. Moody
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
EKONK

Rev. DR.. Richards preached an able
sermon. here Sunday morning and gave
a very earnest and interesting talk in
the evening.
A bridal party numbering seven from
PendIeton Hill rrotored to the parson-
age Monday evening and Rev. William
Reynolds tied the knot IN first class
shape and the happy couple went
on their way rejoicing.
Schools Wednesday and a number
1 from hero attended the county fair at
Brooklyn.
Several from here attended the fu-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25

as boss farmer for lady few miles
from Hartford.
Senexet Grange is invited TO
NeiEhbors Night at Putnam next
Monday evening
Miss Minnie Wells Is visiting her
brother for a fewdays.
William Nelson has returned TO
Hartford
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
WINDHAM
Ladies Aid Society Votes SIS Toward
Parsonage Lishtins-cottassrs Re-
turn.

W. F. Maine and family were in
Jewett City. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Of Jewett
City We're in town Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Clark OF Willimantic
has been the guest OF her sister this
week.
For Electric Lighting.
AZ recent meeting OF the Ladies
lid Society OF TIE CONGREGATIONAL
toward putting electricity into the
parsonage
Miss Frances CampeH left Monday
Tor New Brunswick y. j.. where she
viii teach this winter.
The woman's Missionary Society
will meet at the home OF Mrs. John
II. Palmer next Tuesday.
Mrs j. c. Fenton returned Tuesday
from a visit with her son IN winthrop
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Lathrop and
children spent Sunday with DR.. and
Mrs Burn and family Of Hathela
Miss Abigail Bates has returned tc
New York.
, Home from the Shore.
Mrs. A ]. Williams and Mrs. Elk
aetn Eaton have returned from Gro
ton Long Point.
| Mrs, Amy Wilson Macdonald 81
\ View Haven is IL with typhoid fever
Her little son is here with his aunt
| Mrs. Abel Burnham.
Mrs. George Little and son Mitchell
OF Hartford. were guests OF Hiss Mar,
ID. Little. Sunday.
Judge Lucius Brown and family o
Norwich were in town Wednesday
Alfred Eaton is at home for 4 fev
days.
Fod Sale.
The woman's Missionary Socier
] OF the Congregational church held
| food sale IN the chapel Wednesda'
Afternoon in charge OF Miss Gertrud
I Arnold. assisted Mrs. Roert Pegrun
The proceeds amounted to aOut 81
| dollars
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25

Aukcn-EpWorth Leaaue Holds So.
.;.I R..ah.II c.,..,a.n.;.t p...
SS-
foE a. fso"ase. gy.zs a.
f. $780,
E ssNTs. anne aarle Sptcers - y leoWtoL
6sn1alnM p. van Auhen, oIeu Mon 1 ne.
ns nau oesh ~ nv s1!a3 lor yeAa ao
AOito. o. nS ~ y S e1I,SSusaS Z. ~ ~
III n 1us. Cs.nS
1,sI u 80 - 800.
~ y $3.50 - 2 - LI,,iSsa.
ms bearers Wss1 horace " WiilhiaH1es
Alpneus Atts Schoonover, oscar q T.
Sr9 1,ll 1nu Lloi 7 rlnh' Duriai was
In aaim Grove cemetery.
Epworth League Social.
Thu Epwurth league held n social
Wednesday evening In the parish
horMA The following programme was
rendered. Piano duet. Happy CIV Year
March. Miss Florence Waisr.dges Miss
y MoISs9 EecK S,.sS Leauan9. Pgssy
= 81 = sisl
1iIn " GO y .9tts
-, 1aSH Dea ~ ~, Ow1, 80
E.setApE ~ vSSaA SUN = eL1sS'
49,. 80 ~ r TS-n" I ~
S.oAa1e 1a - -, -0is1 psna VIZ
4no Gag were sesYeu anu games were
elJoS
rome from Hoosrck Fats.
Charles q. Eldredge returned Thurs
| CnN last from HO0SiCk tERlkk NJ.
| where no has been visiting frienda and
where he was made q member of the
Hocsiok Fails Old Mems association an
| organization composed of men 10 or
over, organized Tor the purpose OF So
| c,aI intercourse They held a picnic on
the old Bennington battle ground. All
| enjoyed a dinner served by the Loyal
Legions of the North Hoosick Falls
BAPTIST church. Speeches and athletic
contests rounded out the very pleasant
1sday.
The Young Mems association base
i bail nine was defeated Saturday after
noon by the Stonington team on Asso-
citation field by a ccore Of to 1.
The Young Mems association second
Team pIaseo VIII In ST9IHz.
sInooI nine a. p IL at O,u Nhys''te'
| W eOoie -
Good Flow OF Water.
Or. the 18th inst, at Hanks home
struck at 10 feet aveih of water which
gives over 50 gallons per minute.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
| list church held an all day session at
| the bungalow at Riverside farm on
| Thursday. A basket lunch was en-
joyed at noon.
The United Workers of the Meth
4 odist church met Thursday afternoon
il the parish house. Supper was served
Fat $50.
+ Miss Adeline 2. Dean. of Brooklyn, N
Y, and brothers. James G-.sDean, OF
4 California, are making their annual
visit stess their sister. Miss Mary H
Dean at the Dean homestead.
Mrs. Herbert Bacon Hutehins Of
Pennington, Ne. is the guest this
week of Mr.. and Mrs.-Frank e. Will
Inns
Rev. C. NJ. Reed of East Lyme occu-
pied the pulpit of the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening.
I'll Samuel E. Dennis, Jr., of Provi-
ledence was calling Sunday on Mr.. and
Mrs. William D. Beekwith.
: bout 20 pupils of Old Mystic arr
attending the Stonington High school
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
DAYVILLE
ProvideDee Weddirsi of Local INTEREST
Address Before Mems club-oancs :
at Lake. -

Mrs Elmer Monroe entertained a.
party Of friends from New Bedford, +,
Mass, Sunday
5ir and Mrs. w e, tSBelle are. tax
-. Worcester and Whitinsviile, Z
zip, .>dPoIeon -Gringras has returned from :
his vacation at IaBelle's store. 1,
Mrs. ". c. barrow spent a day re-
Gently in New London and N1orwich-
Mrs. c. A. Russell and Mrs. Sabin
Russell were IN Norwich, on a visit
Mrs- A. z. Darling will close her =
home this week and go 70 spend sew
Spanidins OF Plymouth. n. D. 2
The Ladies' Air society met with j
Miss Florence AfiIlett Tuesday.
Miss, Mary GahnP ard Miss .Ber-
day
Interested in Proridenos Nyesding. q
RAYMOND Burnea-EKo -rSarried Miss
Bottomly OF Providence on Saturday
spent his boyhoodeo ~sas - EayvIIle.
AIr T. J. Burrett. Henry Mur-
rel. Miss sara Burnett and Sir. and q
Mrs Ray Shippee were IN Providence
on Saturday to attend the wedding. :
Addresses .MsnrE Club.
A. p. Burns OF Kufingly addressed :
the Mems club which net Monday evz.
ening for the -hrsf time this Psll Re-;
Iresnments heIe serVeer ana soclal !,
time enjoyed. -
-. Dance at the lake.
The ladies OF St Joseph's church
had a successful dance At the lake on
| Thursday eyeninE.s-. s.----
Successful Sale. -
Mrs--A T. Wolfe opened her
grounds and home for a cake and Ice
/ cream sale Friday. In spite OF the
shower II was very successful.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25

Frank and Louis Kenyon, Mrs d. T.
Phillips and daughter. Frank A. Phil
lips, Mrs. NJ. c. Williams and two
children, z. A. barrow, o. w. Ham
mond and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T.. Phillips and
daughter were in Warrenville Sunday.
j. w. Hammond was in Whitman
tic Friday.
]. ]. Fitzgerald, and son Edward.
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Fitzgerald in Brooklyn. 49,
School closed in the Union district
Wednesday for the Brooklyn fair.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25

neral of William knight Of P1ainfield.
last week Rev. William Reynolds Of
ficiated Mrs George Gallup and
Mrs Carl Gallup sang three selections
Rev. William Reynolds Is packing
and preparing &c move soon to New
emit He will be much missed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Wilcox went
to Westerly last Saturday and called
on friends.
The first frost OF the season came
Wednesday night in the iovlands.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Miss Sarah L. Hadley left last week
Friday for Detroit, Mich.s where she
Is teaching school
Charles Ladd of Norwich was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Barber.
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry n. Davis of
Canterbury Green, called on Mrs. Car
RE f. Clark. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Holmes OF
Pachaug were callers at Maple Lawn
Farm, Monday afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
HAMBURG

Mrs. jennie Martin returned last
Wednesday from Paterson, N j., where
he had been. the guest OF her daugh-
er. Mrs. DR.. morrill,.
Miss Katherine Warner OF Hartford
listed friends here the past week.
James. Hubbard Of Norwich has
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25

where she viii stay until further ar
rangements can b made
Mrs. lola Nerrifeld and daughter
Rita are spending a few days In New
York.
Miss Alma Newton left for New
York. Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
tIETTERS FROM .IlEl sTlAiT[Es

as.s y.
been here with his fine yacht iii 4 past
lweeksafsS awara Otis has been SHOW
ing a small boat for rail shooting for
III 10.
The Grange fat was well attended
Wednesday and as usual q grand suc-3
oe3s.
J. Ely returned Wednesday to his
studies at Wesleyan COLLEGE.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

c. w. Bowen and family motored
TO Lenox one day this week.
Mrs. Mackey Is visiting friends in
Providence. :
golf grounds in South woodstock.
Herbert Wilson has been enzaged
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
RAWSON

Among those who .atten dsdst the Brook
ly fair Wednesday, wercss Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Kenyon and :, darg hters.
Misses Rachel and Lena Kenyon and
Mrs. e. Whitehouse. also their soas,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
FRANKLIN

Mrs Jdsephfne Hart and Miss Eliz-
sahet2a Il KIaxt&spf West Hartford are
gtfesfs OF Mr.. and MRS. "A. D. Lamb
Mrs. c.. w. Grant and daughter. Miss
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
= THOMPSON

Vernon Chase of Brooklyn. y. Z.
is visiting al his. grandfather,s.
Nathan Chase. ss- .tsts -f-
Niles Marot has leased Miss Ian
sons house on West street
Mrs. Yandell and daughters from
Kentucky are in town
Mrs. Charles Sear5es Is entertaining
her nephews, the Masters Deering-
ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25

In some parts OF Germany alcohol
Is being made from ehicory root
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
OLD MYSTIC

Funeral Of Mrs. Benjamin F. Van
Aukcn-Epworth League Holds So.
eiaI-8sseball Games-5aptist Pas
Tor. at Pafsonage.
The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-09-25

Edward ]. Brandon for Super
visor is one man who ought 10
succeed, not because Of his expert
euce. and the fact that he has been
tried and proved a success, but
because of the energetic wife who
is behind him We with our wife
were at Ingleside terrace recently
at dusk. Mrs. Brandon in her
touring car approached, and before
we knew it we were occupants OF
the same jnst for a ride to the car
line. But she proved to be a most
interesting and vivacious woman
and in short while we were down
town. Her husbands candidacy
absorbed her, and of course he is
the man for the place the only
man and the way in which she
went about the work means sue
cess. Mr.. Brandon must be proud
of his helpneet, and we were SO
favorably impressed that we could
not refrain from just these few
lines.
The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-09-25

The United Supreme Council o.
A. A S r. Masons closed their
2Sth annual session on the 10th
inst. with one of the most brilliant
social functions ever held i'll Oak
land. 1t was a most spectacular
gathering, as every branch OF
Masonry was represented. Curing
their stay they visited the PIP l f
Golden Gate park. Cliff house, Old
Peoples Home and other points OF
interest, accompanied by the sub.
lime princes Of Victoria Consistory.
Ali of the members Of the Supreme
Council occupy high positions, fra
ternally and otherwise.
Victoria Consistory wishes to
extend thanks 10 the general public
for assisting in making it pleasant
for the Supreme Council during its
stay.
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Local Lines
JOS. S. FRANCIS.

Dance of All Nations" Oct. 20.
Keep off the date
Keep off the date of October 20.
1t has been taken by the retired
war veterans for a ball.
Mrs w. R. Boyle, who was
called TO Walla Walla on account
Of the illness of her mother, reports
that she passed away on Sept. II.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Martin for the
marriage of their daughter Amelia
to Luther ]. Mitchell on October
ID at St. Patrick's church, Tenth
and Peralta streets, Oakland.
R. L. Barnett, travelling agent
Chicago Defender, arrived in our
midst this week for few days
visit at the fair. During his stay
be was a guest of w. B. Williams
of 727 Union street, an old Tuske-
gee chum.
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SU M MONS.

In THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of California, in and for the
City and County of San Francisco.
Delia Collins, Plaintiff. VS.. Chas. Col
Inns, Defendant.
Action brought in the Superior Court
OIL the State of California in and for
| the City and County of San Francisco,
and the Complaint filed in the office
| of the County Clerk of said City and
County.
The People of the State of California
| send Greeting to: Charles Collins. De-
PENDANT.
| You Are Hereby Required to appear
IN an action brought against you by
the above named Plaintiff in the Su-
perior Court of the State of California,
in and for the City and County of
San Francisco, and to answer the COM
plant filed therein within ten days
| exclusive of the day of service) after
the service on you of this summons, il
served within this City and County;
or If served elsewhere within thirty
days.
The said action is brought to obtain
a judgment and decree of this Court
dissolving the bonds of matrimony now
| existing between plaintiff and defen-
dant, on the ground of defendants will
full desertion, also for general relief, as
will more fully appear in the Com
plant on file, to which special refer
| ence is hereby made.
And you are hereby notified that,
unless you appear and answer as above
| required, the said Plaintiff will take
| judgment for any moneys or damages
demanded in the Complaint as arising
upon contract, or will apply to the
Court for any other relief demanded
in the Complaint.
Given under my hand and Seal of
the Superior Court Of the State Of
California, in and for the City and
County of San Francisco, this 9Th dav
OF July, A. ID. 1915.
II. I. MULCREVY, Clerk.
By w. R. CASTAGNETTO,
Deputy Clerk.
T. S. GRASTY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-09-25
WON THEIR POINT

Jacksonville, Fla voted a millior
dollar bond issue tor new schools
recently. Out of this sum it was
decided by the white school board
to appropriate $4,000 for colored
schools. Our people brought suit
and were sustained by the court in
every point. Consequently. the
bond issue is tied up. The school
board now seeks compromise and
offers to spend 100000 more on
colored schools. Before suit was
brought they haughtily refused to
consider all petitions made by our
citizens for a more liberal appropri-
alton of the fund. This is another
example of what can be done to
secure our fundamental rights even
through Southern courts.
The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-09-25
CHARLES A SWElGERT

That there is need of strong,
fearless man for District Attorney
Of San Francisco goes without say
ing. The friends OF Charles a
Sweisert believe that he Is the man
and are making a whirlwind fight
10 elect him. His showing at the
primary next Tuesday. September
IS. will prove that they have not
been asleep. Those who believe III
clean government, III square deal
for all, in no icial lines, are urged
TO give him their support His
record will stand inspection. and no
one need fear 10 entIust any cause
TO him. He wants 70 Win and Is IL
the fight for that purpose, and You
can help By giving him your sup
port. Just Remembers him. Stamp
a cross opposite his name.
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SU M M ONS

In the superior court of the state oil
California in and for the city and county
of San Francisco.
Herbert Gumbs. plaintiff, versus Cora
Gum bs, defendant.
Action brought in The superior court
of the state OF California in and for the
city and county of San Francisco and
the complaint filed in the Office of the
county clerk OF said city and county.
The people OF the state OF California
send greeting to Cora Gumbs, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the superior
court OF the state OF California, in and
for the city and county of San Fran
cisco, and to answer the complaint fled
therein within ten days Exclusive Of
the day of service) after the service on
you OF this summons, If served within
this city and county; or if served else
where within thirty days.
The said action is brought to obtain
a judgment and decree of this court
dissolving the bonds of matrimony now
existing between plaintiff and defend
ant, on the ground of defendants wilful
desertion, also for general relief. as will
more fully appear in the complaint on
file, to which special reference is hereby
made.
And you are hereby notified that,
unless You appear and answer as above
required, the said plaintiff will take
judgment for any moneys or damages
demanded in the complaint as arising
upon contract. or viii apply to the court
for any other relief demanded in the
complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the superior court of the state of Cali
fornia. in and for the city and county OF
San Francisco, this 4th day OF August.
A. d. 1915.
III. /. MULCREVY. Clerk.
By w. r. CAsTAeSETTo, Deputy Clerk.
GLRssER Fowler. Attorney for Plain
tiff.
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WEBSTER FOR SUPERVISOR

All the election TO be held in San
Francisco on the 28th there will be
several men up for supervisor. We
want to call your attention to one,
]. S. Webster, whom we have
personally known for rs years. He
has been identified with the bust
ness interests of the city and knows
what is needed. He is president of
the Y. M. G. A., and perfect
gentleman. You will not only be
doing Yourself credit, but we will
consider it persona: favor if you
give him your vote on election day.
Watch carefully for the name,
]. S. Webster, for Supervisor, and
stamp cross opposite.