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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-04-29
Notice That Tax Deed Will Issue

State of South Dakota [ State of South Dakota
County of Hughes Sends Greeting:
To r. p. Duiin. Record Owner and the Person in
Whose Name the Land is Taxed
You are Hereby Notified in accortlaure with
the provisions OF the statute in such ease made
and provided, that on The 18th day of November,
1912. the then Treasurer Of said hughes county
exposed for sale and sold. at a regular public
sale of lands for delinquent taxes in and tor
Hughes county at the City of Pierre. the county
seat of said county Of Hughes, the following de-
scribed real estate. to-wiu:
Lot T@enty-three t23l, Block Thirteen l3l
Usticks and Prentice Addition to the town, now
city of Pierre, Hughes county, South Dakota, FOR
the taxes of 1911 then due and delinquent there
on; that said property was purchased by
Hughes County, South Dakota. and has
since been assigned to NJ. e.. Griffin, who is
now the lawful owner and holder OF the cert;h-
cate of purchase therefor. And. whereas Two
years have expired since the date of purchase of
said tract, or lot, and the property aforementioned
has not been redeemed; you are also notified that
the right oil redemption win expire and Il deed for
said described property viii be made. unless re
from such sale be made, together with
accrued interest and costs of this notice within
sixty days from the date of completed service Of
this notice on you.
N. E. GRIFFIN.
Owner of Certificate,
Sutherland & Payne,
Pierre. S. d..
Attorney for M. E.. Griffin. dos
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-04-29
FINANCIAL STATEMENT

IL AUDITOR and Ireasnrer's detailed exhibit of receipts and disbursements s
IL ~ ll. county or hughes for quarter ending March 81, 1915, showing <
amount OF funds in treasury and where deposited.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-04-29

MN4XMGMM1Ae.a%1 #JsH SMTNy Anahrh being duly sworn. dnth nv thai tha ayhhit
M4sSMa 9Gng1a tNementaf tho InanMaI c0aduipao fs Hugmss County s To-
ksS& v q ss saeas;s sse 1ss. s ss a isase AZ ass.a {. a@aaa q s aaxasss s sssGsa q us s
S&5Sss@SA 8 Ns@SSs T1 Ms 'ss aa S III II INSTRUMENTAL 1a ooSass Il As snss ~
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-04-29
AUDITORS EXHIBIT
Detailed list Of warrants issued during Quarter:

Amount
B o1nty nuditors and Clerks. G75 90
pU scnss y ssaSurer' uepnty ana clerks $40 90
ss.t Y, 4yseus - s...., ....s..-..k 44s5 90
crsS.asiis& yHusss 1850. 1890 3. $50 90
3 ~ |, n, xts IN ana daaillfts ....s.:.... SEQ o.
HSsss.ss W;.ssssIs - - 1850. 20, 81
surveyor ... I.
s RI, commissioner lst Dist 81 10
EfsSs, 80 GG ~. Y. y 8 I y md DIST. OF 20
Sos,rs. So .l,niss,one :, srd Dist On 80
conrty x n.r.;;Ss.o.e =, asha DIST. a. 20
@nsss.iSy. Z. tra nassiuHer =, 9TH DIST ~ UHl
essssn ~ NJ az y; ~ |. \ !. ... es0Nu
Sssrnss ~ 1870 w A ~ uso y, COURT 1TSM
EetatHJ NFOrS fees 8 o,a "a
a. Witness Tees Circuit ndaCo.cnnr y
Jpstlca OF the Pence 80. ;.
Saf0rsS e @wttnesse Justice court. As 10
sACaIrled forward .s... 81. /. & ~, "a
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-04-29

Sutherland & Payne.
Pierre. s. ID.
Attorney for M. p. Griffin. DOS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31
seltiamcr Sraud.
Sic 3sniabrsmeFe ter Iiere in
losTranfret9.

40 Department. Der Sepsnnsn
- i'm fio0Itfiden syrantreih bat
bon @lters Der cine tir9s
lihe Reuiabrsfsier srboItsn.
ole ouf ole, tpei9e osrielben beis
ipobnsn, einen tisfsn Ginorud ma4t.
Gs lit oies bic iogenonnte .Wlefe Der
Siere," peIds oujdbrlih an SplOsiter@
absno a~efsiert pirb unb Der Ginisgz
nun1 Der 0iebber0en gilt, Die Den
Rei6tum Der 0seeno biIosn. 9urh
Die romantiiae 0ebirgslnnoi4oft nit
i6ren alien, moosbefpnfienen Oorfz
tir6lein aepinnt oieI: pobrbaft ortas
oiihe 6irtenFeier einen eigentimlid
poetiitsn 9ei3. Gin Qugeu3euge
i6ilDert Die G5ens IN ioI9enoer 0eiie:
Sd itano in Dem YortaI Der Girhe
uno fab gu. ME Die 6erben Die iteiIe
Qnb0te birouf gdubrt ruroen. melts
pc oent beIaeioeaen 0ottesbaus ges
front iii. Shne untertrehun9 srs
tlano 6as Ge!dute osr gsiprunaeHeu
Glode oon nem pieredigen. unfh0nen
Iurm betn6. bic atrae mar 0idt ges
tilt nit frdfiisen 8srqbeoobHern IN
ib5tn Bethlehem. jeoer nit elmer
b~rennenoen Wc6ztsr3e in Der 5ano,
uno Mdnner uHo 5rnusn iongeR Die
aIte 6pmne or SspeRnsr: nRa9t. bic
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

Id)0ner oTs Der goqi" Wittleripeils
riidte cine &olonne 0ieb nad Der ans
Oeren Rran uno ipuroe norl ben Sreis
bern in Iansen Rsiben ouf Dem bart
ssfrorenen 8ooen nm Die Stride erup=
piert. Die S4ien tamen suerit, bonn
ole &iibe. Sdafe mo 3ieeen in i6ier
enoIofem Stroms. 2on9iom uno
idperfdnis Sosen ie bcran, ols OBJ ite
iiberrafdt pGren, oab man tie gu 10
fpGter Stunoe Gus ibren parmen
StGnen in bic bitter taIte 9e3embers
nad)t binausfibrte. Nahoetn Der chr
piiroige grieiter in REDEEM, aber urs
uItem Mebgemano Die i'm Snnersn Der
Stride nit benz iibliden pomp ges
f~sierts Meife 9eI4Io6en butte. erbob
er Ole 9oiiie in Der Moni!enn3 BON
NItor uno 5og, 9efolgt bon Der gan3en
0emeinoe. ous ,Magniiicat" iingeHo.
mad uuben. Guf ben Stufsn Der
Stride ma6te CT 6olt. erbob Die Spite
bof iiber oos 6aupt un0 fprah nit
qeodmpfter, aber eiu0rineliber Sttms
me BEN Gegen. Die 5reiber uno 9irs
ten fantea ouf Die Fnie uno murmsls
ten nit eebeugtem 6aupt Die Reipons
iprien, nGbrenb Elm Qtolntb bic gfeis
ben oes iebt laut b%riilenOen 8iebs
ourdf6riit unb oasieIbe nit Wsihs
po1er b~eIprsnsts. un0 fuit ihisn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

I'm @alobdus6ens Sire I9lingt
iid Elm &ran3 pon 2nnnengtin. uno
tin aroBes papter bGnst in Der
Wiitts. oarouf lteht Don 3~itternoer
9ano gemnlt: WIutommen!
@sltsrn 1T Der Afritntdmpfer
bsimgstebrt. Seine Gsonuten flosen
DOR ibm Der sur 9eImat.
Sm alien, leoet9epolftertm Qebn.
Ttubls iiBt Muttsrlein. uno Dor ibr
nuf Dem Stiblacn Der S9ausas,
Die nod aus @%ruBmutters .3eiten
itammt. iigt ibr GObn. ibr Giebling,
ibr aqes. llno er 5etgt ibr pas aers
l6o1ene Hoti5bud. Du briht elm
Strom ppn 0antss3d9ren aus ibrsn
bulbbIinpen augen. tie i6Idgt baitis
bus uergil6te @eianetuh auf, oas
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

IS, oIs ob Die 1iers ole 5sierIi6feit.n
.rfabt bdtteu, nenn nls Der ereiie pries
tier oeren 8eoeutun9 idilberte uno
bann oas !9olianno gum CODE Des
0errn nuitimmte. srbpbsn iih ale, bie
nod qeleaer batter. uno nit ben guns
oerten laut iingenoer Wlenidenitimmsn
permif6ie fid oas Briilen oes 8iebs,
TO ooB cine gslpaItige sOutus1e iiber
bic 9sras i'm rpsiten umtreis biuauss
route. 4ls Der lsbte Gon nerilun9eu
mar, iebte iid Der 9un3e 3ug in Be
rpequng uno trot in oerieIben Reibens
ioIge. tpie CT qetpmmen mar. ben
6eimneg an. Sn teinsm Der anoes
rem Iii0Iihen Departments bat iiA Elm
berartiger ih0uer uno haratteriitls
i6er 8raud5 i'm 0olte erbolten."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31
siiuefer 1915.

GitbefergIofeuI 9iesmnl miIht fih
bart
SR lire aIdree Der @eihuse 0roIIeu;
Die 9roe bebt; 0es Sdidlals &ariel
roler,
hnb our6 bic 9er5en aebt elm beiBes
Sra9en:
Hos trGgt fur 6rldte ms in limit
gen Sdgen
die giieninnt Der @egeutpart2
no cine @eIt in &nffen TART
uno Strome e~eutidlen 9eIoenbIutes
flieBen -
Biro uns elm nerer, idoner 6.libiing
iprieBeu,
I3'b mad ben Opfern ali an @lit uno
Yeben
'g8 einen her5ensreidlen Sr'eoeH 0eheu,
Der oeiIen inert 1T, mas geopfert tudro2
II ipirS urs nereenI 9entihe &raft
allein
unb beuti6er @ine burat uns fir bns
Snbel
Mir ite9n IN elmer Belt Der %6lters
tpenoe;
Gus bieies 9rie9es fiirhterlidbeu @es
ben
Biro cine neue @elt erite1en -
limb 9eutidlanb miro tbr SIerrIder fem.
Sem @appenidilo piro, blant uno
REIN.
Dit @rteit onnn ee5 Srieoens idJiibeu,
Biro Nedt uuo Site ~traftuou ltiieeu,
limb ueles, reid res, poQ res 2eber
gYiro aug Den Srliinrneru bluben0 III
erbebeu
Der S~ic9e6preis lit tpaarlid niht gu
fleinl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31
Hriegserkfdrungen.

Geii arieq suuA bruh iinb fOIeenoe
ariegsertldrungen srfolgi:
/. Csltsrreids lneorn an Serhien
%. Suli.
9. 3euti6lono an Rubtnno 2. Nu'
quit.
3. 3eu'ihlano an Jroutrsid g.
4u1uit.
4. Tcuti6lono an geIgien 9. gtuatfit.
5. @nalono an 0eutfflduo 4. Ius
quit.
6. Ceitsrreihs llnQ0rn an GuBlauf'
5. Nuquit.
7. Gerbien an 0euti6Ian0 5. Mls
QUIT.
s. Wlontene9ro an Geiterrsif uua
qarn Z. Quguit.
9. 6rdntreid an Seiterreide ungarn
~. NuquIt,
10. Wtonteuegro an Deutf6ldno IL.
Quguit.
II. Gnqlano an Ositerrei6 unsdrn
13. guguIt.
u. Sdpdn on 9eutihldro %. Nus
QUIT.
-. OeTt.ruih an Sapor %. 2tusuit.
IA. 0eItsrrsib an 8eIgisn q. ququIt.
Is. Rublou6 an bic 3iirtei 30. Ofa
tober.
Is. England an ole 9iirtei 5. Roa
pember.
II. Traufrei6 on ole 3arfei 6. Ro-
pember.
Is. 9sl9isn on Die 3ijrtei Z. Ros
oeniber.
10. 5taIien an CsIte:r.i8 llneorr
q. Uai.
%. 3talien an Sic 9iytei q. auguf.
u. GuQl1no IN 9ul9nrieu Is. Sts
to6er
Cine Grie15ertldrnnQ 8ulqoriens
IN Gerbien puroe bisber nidt GEE q
melcet. 9ulqs1iea tetrahtet Ijb ols
pom Sert,en iiberFa1ea uro sat IS
speit bic Usher t~orliegenoen geribte
srfe6en laTeu. ben anoeren Ulddten
auber Gerbieu ettlGrt. baB Is Iid nit
Gerbien i'm ariegs 3uitdnoe befinoet.
4u6 Gerbien Bot an 8ulgdrien uibt
Den &rieg ertlart. /
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31
9aiitterdDrns slrniabrsrr9rn

pub! pis Der Gispino ben
S9nee sssen Die balberbIinoeteu
t.niteribslbeu Dirft, ME beitig en-
an ben padeligen S2eIben rappeIt
in Mittsr4sns @!tiiBerbaus am
W~aloranbe. Sa it's tein Wunoer.
oab ole eiIiams @reiiin INNER oi9>
ter beranriidt on Oas eiletne &az
nonenof9en in Der Witte Der Stube,
bas l4on peibJlibenb lit uno ood
bos 3immer ntht erpdrmt. neil
0ur9 t%auieno MiBen Der aIts 2ufts
baud bereinoringt.
Wittsr9en frisrt. sic rsibt Die
sritarrten 9Gnoe uno mummelt li4
Di9t in ibren pouenen llmbang.
Srauben trout Der Sturmpiub
i'm ndben Waloe. WtiitterAen
horAt. Sing oa ntAt iemanO2 War's
uidt, ais pernehme iie meni6Iihe
Xritte?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

Sd Idui6s in 4nondt benz Olodsrtpu
Sn oes SSobres LETTER Stunos-
Glf lpu6tigs ShlG9e pertiinben iaoa:
Cine ein3ige nur feblt Der Hunoe!
0u 2ests - ME itnea oo6 e~ntfIiesf
ouh Oh
@us Der @eeentpart fIibtigem Sreiben-
Strebit auf Sturmesflii9eln Dem 0eiiern gu,
Dem @speieuen, Dem etptgen Bleibeni
Ohm SaIten rinnt Der I~sbenoige Sanb
sSn oes "Details Stunoenqlaie-
Sbn' 3aIt uno &uh, ohne StiqeItnno.
Sn lfd epig gleihenoem Dtabe.
Rie tebrt aud nur cine BON eut 5uriid,
Sbr perean9enen StInoen bes QebenS
8pa oes Spffens uno 9arrens uuf 5rieo' unb
auf Slid
@oG o,s Samples uno oaitsus uno Strebens.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

Nnes lit fiji i'm 9auIs! 0rauBen
aber iprl@t Der Sturm istn Oonners
port.
Mitter4eu trdumt. Sbre Slime
fliesen melt. nett meg 5u ibrem beiBs
aeIiebten Sobne, Der i'm piIben
6ibpeltoIrita bel Der S6uBtrupps
DienIt tut. S6 CT hire leBte
Gobe. ibr acknowledgement. oas
Rotis5u@ nit Dem stnseitidten Ha>
u,ens5ue uu6 ibrem 8iIoe uno banos
f@riftl.hsn @intras pobl rihtis err
foIten bot2 a4. er lit ia 10 nett
fort, i'm frsmoen 2anoe. i6r 2iebs
ling, lin Sample nit boIen, folifsn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31
SblurIrruaAi in 6naIano.

Sn Der GpIpeitsrnobt finoet in Den
9irden in GnQlano Elm 8~ottesoienIt
Itatt. Gr fdnqt nm bdlb 3p0tF an.
uno nsnn sic 3urmubr gum eriien Der
5polf G6tdQe anbebt. tniet bic 0es
meinoe nieoer; atsmlpfe Sitlls bsrriht
i'm GottesbauTe, uno jeDer lauift pen
3pDIf @Iodeuf6Idger; oonn beginner
ale 0loden gu Iduten; ba. alte syGbr
tit oobin. uno oas ners miro ieier
lib beorikt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31
Ut oer 0per.
sfiye unu YGnI aleTanorr.

Dus 3panSigite WiaI las III Den
Srief meines ungliidliden 6reunOss
Ueor9es 8our0eiae:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

usbsr table. itelnigs alippsn. no
81: ssiIstte SdIanss i'm 6elienrigs
5il4t, traben i'm Sonnenbranoe ie1s
ReIIer Der OeutlueH 0mugtruppe Tur
Suopeitarita.
Giner iprid}t laheno sum Na6s
barn: piQeui Mt gte%uldprslbeno od>
helm. beut braueH lie 81 !Qaule lbrsn
9leuidbrspunid," SnpelgeHo bort
Ibn Der 9iebennaHn, er 0eHtt an leln
sIniames Nliitterlein oabeim.
Die SoHne brennt talt ientre6t
4%erRIeoe.. Die 3unge tIebt oen gtels
tern am 0dumtu, Der Oarlt pidgt
pc, abeI nlrgen0s sItBert Elm Quea
Ieben0i9en 2Daners. 8Isle Uiellen
NEIL etulrrnG III ole naWpe 2puuers
quele; upo lper pelB, % BORT mat
Ger tlidll9e 6etno lduert Lno pda
t0ltllGe Nap erlt nit oeuti9em glut
Jerponnen mesOen muB. .0dtt l9
ltBt etn Otds gieuIdbrspunln!!~
lprl4t. ME iWIurfeno. Der HrIter.
go reiten ole Srupen pdbtn, rei>
ten un0 r~eiten, uno teiuer 1prldt
neDr Elm QDort.
Yl0BIid reg: lib's peroddtig i'm
ol1.en Nprnget,upp, oas gu beI0en
Seltsn Den lWnlalen Weg umlaumt,
uno ebe nodD DIE Seuiluen ple 0ez
hebre gum S4alie erDeben omen.
tta9en aus Dem 9Interbaite mebrere
oduhe, Der sfetier, Der lib 10 lsbr
adf Den yteuluprspunia ~fre4te, unit
iautlos tot aus benz Suttel. Die
ibrigen Helter Iprtnsen ab
ano iu4en Sedung I'M l9pierisen
0eIanoe. Giner bait Die Yferoe an
gei4uBter STEELE. Run tnduen Die
leLtl9en 8u9len. uno tein ShuB
gebt fe9l. Die S1lpat5en leIltsn
sab Wloeritano unp 5telen l1art.
9ereits Iiesen 5pei S4uBtruppler
tot am 8ooen. Aber Der felt Der
tleinen Sdylr perteIoi9t iib mob inns
mer mutpOa: 100 iif Elm l9par3er
aopi 5eigt, oa ii3t lofprt Ole oeutlqe
au9el.
Die Come brennt nod INNER
auf Die eliibenoen Steiue. Die Sap>
Ieren purren unO fedten u%nperorols
len. 4ber nte Iange no1l S1on
9ohut Der teufIilt; 6einO I'M 0idl9t
ullo trobIodt.
Oa I6aut opn Driiben, BORT I'D
cine &uppe iid) btn3lebt. ldates 0ur=
ra. 8Ottlob! Die Humerdoen lIno
eingetroffen. Sic fdlen Den Oesner
i'm Hiiden. ytun rdumt Der tinolge
loottentotte bos 6elo un0 uerlDptn>
bet in 8u6ten unO 0eltriipp. ytur
nod Elm Shub tdlt Don bripen. Der
oeutiAe Heiter. Der 10 ber3lib an
ietn ternes Miituerhen pabte, faBt
trampfbaft an leine linte 8ruIt. no
er ioeben einen beftigen 4nprau
peripirte - inn lit gang ldpinoe=
ltg BON Dem lHperen S9luge -
CT taitet uno befl;blt Die l1mer3ens
De STEELE, a6er tein 9lut f!ieBt,
nur einen oumpfen S6mer5 empftns
bet er.
Gr tnopft Cen aod auf uno SLEPT
Oas Noti5bud, oas 8ei6ent ieines
Wiiterletns, aus Der Iinten Salfe.
serapr bier ibmer5t ibn Die 8ruit.
0as Bud lit mertmiiro.g '4per.
4Is er es in Der 9an9 bdlt. er.ennt
er, DAP es aerriHen lit, unO mitten
trtn iiBt cine p~lattgepriidte 8leitueel.
geraoe an Der STEELE, no isin Mitz
terlein nit aitternoer 9ono bineins
Iei9rieben battle:
Tim @ottes Segsn bittet fir Did
oein Wlitterlein."
Geraoe bort iab bic Gu9sl. Sic
irdrs ii4erlid tODli4 sepelen. aber
Wtiittsrleins @ebst bate benz 9es
lh.b Salt oeboten.
Mit Srdnen in ben 4ugeH blidte
Der Serettete gen Noroen. nab Der
9eimat. BON mo Inn Hettun9 9etoms
men NOR. uno gelobte. balo, balo
helm3utebren 3u tbr, oeren Nlebe teire
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

ltets ouf Wtiitteyhsns 5il6e Iie9t.
uno heutet ouf nus 2ieo:
Run odntet ale Soft,
nit 6er3en, Wtuno unb Sdnben!"
8eioe perbarren in ieligem
Shmeiger. Son orduben aber lds
4elt Die Jriiblir9sionne burh Die
5enIter uber 3pei sliidlihe &er3sn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31
Penfden. oieIen S6lpnraen.

NenIden. oieIen S9pnrssn. =
dnpiatiirlia aittsrt Niittsr4sH, uno
iprs 9dnOs falten ii9 gu sinem in=
aissn Gebsts: 6 9err. srbalte i'm
mir N 0nnoen!!" unO lie isEoet inn
i9ren Sesen aus %tieiltsr Seele peits
lin iiber Wieers uno Gambler.
0tauben aber tobt Der Winters
turn anO rajleIt an Den S9siben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

GntfIob'n unn perrauIhet 70 nieI, pon eud1.
Gu piele pernidtet, oerlpren -
llno gar peniee tur5e-oem SliBitrobl eleid9-
Iugenblide - Dem Slid ertoreni
Sont i'm Stroms Der raurenoen Gfpisieit
Mir 70 mande pertrdumte Stunoe-
60 9soent' ih ooh ieBt nur Der 9oloentn
3eit,
llno ~pertiinoe nit iubelnoem Wfun&:
3p0If or6bnenoe ShIdge burf3s meite 2an0
gsoeuten oes SSabres 8o0enoun9-
Se0euten. bdb id gum @noe fano
Der Qufang - bss 8Iaies Wenoune.
ltno Der lsBte S6Iog orongt pie 0onnerbal
Dit Wiaht auf neueu We9en-
limo o~liberali font @efang unD S6dI
Dem neueu Sabr entgeQenl
ARNO HARTENSTEIh
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16
WKLLIMANTIC

favor of spending so much money on Q few hundred feet of road.
 Dr. George B. Wilcox. one or the supporters of the petition stated Monday evening that he thought the sentiment would be overwhelmingly against the expenditure, f people would only give the matter a thought. He has requested all who feel that was to aid in circulating the petitions. It is hoped that if sufficient signers are obtained, Mayor Dunn will, as Ee has in the past, allow the voters to settle the matter themselves in open meet ing.
 There are many who favor pernna- = nent paving in the city, and the Gues- tion was talked over somewhat at the city meeting, the chief objection at that time being to laying too much of the paving before all underground work was finished, thus neceSsttating tearing 1t up when improvements were made. It does not seem, how ever, as if there was much chance for the present at least, of underground conduits for wiring. etc, as muck of an improvement as that would be, so that the question of expense, and whether or not such permanent work pays will probably be the points at which the proponents of the measure will aim.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

Wright and Miss Elinor Wright of this city, Sunday.
 Miss Laura Young was in New Lon don Monday.
 Roderick Jodoin returned to Hart ford Monday.
 Mrs. E. P. Clark is in Providence for a few days.
 w P. Martin of Hartford is in this city on business.
 Samuel Johnson was in Middletown Monday on business.
 Amos Bill of South Manchester spent Monday in this city.
 Harry Blanchette is visiting relatives in Marlboro, Mass, this week.
 Mrs. George Frese of Amston was in this city Monday on business.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. P. Heating left Monday for a visit in South Manches- ter.
 Mir and Mrs. Henri Mathieu are spending few days in South Man chester.
 O. E. Sweet, travelling engineer for the New Haven railroad, was in this city Monday.
 Mrs. B. c. Buell. has returned to Hampton after a few days visit here with friends.
 James Law1er returned to Boston Monday after a short visit in this city with his family.
 Mrs. c. E. Helmold has returned from a visit of several days in Bos- ton and Worcester.
 Mrs. c. E. Leonard returned Mon day from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Elmer B. Stone of New Britain.
 Rev Paul Heating spent part of Monday with relatives in this city and later left for his former home in South Manchester.
 Mrs. Thomas Burke, who visited her father, Jeremiah Seward, of this city, over Sunday, returned Monday to her home in Winsted.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Thayer of Danie!son have as their guests J. Dwight Chaffee of this city and How ard Chaffee of Worcester.
 Miss Lucy Buck who has been ill at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Buck, has sufficiently re- covered to resume her studies at Vel lesley college.
 Local people who went to Hartford Saturday included F. c. Sharpe, E. T. Smith, MT and Mrs. William Luton, Kramer, Harold Taylor. Miss Annie Mahoney, G. F. Taylor, Miss Mary Peacock, Sherman Hollister, J. S Chaplin, c. H. Savage, Mrs George Bisrnan.
 The wedding at the Congregational church at Stafford Springs Monday evening of Miss G. Barton and Fred Wildey was of local interest, as Mrs. Wildey is a graduate of Storrs college and is well known in this city.
 Local people spending Monday in Hartford were: Mrs. John Keefe, Will liam Cotter. w. P. Barstow, w. B. Watrous, H. c. Avery, Miss Margaret Young, A. I. Bill. Mrs. c. M. Thomp- son, Mrs. B. G. Thompson, Timothy Leary, Harold Mott, Miss Fannie Healey, Miss Catherine McGlone, Miss Sara Clancy, J. D. Courtney, B, J. Pickett, Mrs. c. E. Gordon, A. D. Chaf- fee, Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury, Miss Marion Jordan, Miss Dorothy Larra- bee, Miss Ann Britton, Miss Susan Cosgrove, John Reagan.
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L. H. Dimmock was in Boston Sat urday.
 D. S. Casey is in New Haven on business.
 Miss Myra Mathewson was in Nor wich over Sunday.
 John McKenna of Hartford was a local visitor Sunday.
 Miss H. c. Boden is in New Haven to spend a few days.
 M. c. Knipper of Hartford spent Saturday with friends here.
 John B. Love of Webster spent Sunday with local friends.
 Miss E. E. Taylor was in Middle Haddam to spent Sunday.
 Miss Margaret Galligan is visiting relatives in Hartford for week
 Mrs. Mary O'Hara of Andover spent Sunday with friends in this city.
 Miss Alma Dion is spending a few days with relatives in Arctic R. I.
 Miss Helen Picdak was in Spring field to spend Sunday with friends.
 Albert Richards of Hartford is spending a few days with local friends
 Walter Stanton of Hartford was ir this city to spend Sunday with friends
 Miss Alice Doyle and Mae Mori arty were Hartford visitors over Sun- day.
 Arthur Coutu of Hartford spent the week end and Sunday with friends here.
 Leon Weaver of East Hampton spent Saturday with Willimantie friends.
 L. B. Ridley of Hartford spent Sat urday and Sunday with WiIlimantic friends.
 MT. and Mrs. c. D. Stone entertain ed Miss Lucy Stone of New Britain over Sunday.
 Miss Helen Henry of Norwich call. ed on friends here Saturday on hel way to Putnam.
 Leander Smith of Newport whc spent the past week in Willimantic re. turned home Saturday.
 William and Thomas Cotter of Bos. ton were guests of MT. and Mrs. oJ. seph Cotter over Sunday.
 Mrs. F. ArchaInbeauIt of Arctic, R l., has as her guest her sister, Mrs J. M. Berard of Ash street.
 Miss May Crcnley of Springfield i. entertaining her mother, Mrs. Joh1 Cronley of Windham street
 Miss Helen Burke of Hartford was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mar! Burke of Jackson street Sunday.
 H. N. Neil of New Britain spen Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs H. c. Wiggins of Windham street.
 Miss Dorothy Larrabee of Hartfort is the guest of her parents, MT. ant Mrs. F. B. Larrabee of Prospect street Mrs. Leda LeRoy of Nashua, N. H. fornerly Miss Leda Legendre) i spending a few days with friends il this city.
 MT. and Mrs. William Turnbull O Hartford entertained Mrs. J. F
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16
JEWETT CITY
Humane Agent Warns Lisbon Farmer Not to Neglect CattIe-A. B. Brown to Erect Cottage at Groton Long Point,

Humane Agents Dr. s. H. Holmes and Louis Gingras, were in Lisbon Monday to investigate a complaint of cruelty to animals. On the place which they visited were four head of cattle in a most emaciated condition, the skin just drawn over their bones. In the barn was about enough hay to feed one COW. The owner insisted that the cattle had all they could eat, and was principally concerned as to who entered the complaint. pr. Holmes gave him orders to properly feed the cattle, and gave him to understand that an eye would be kept on the stock for some time to come.
 Visitors from New Jersey School.
 Alfred LHeureux, an instructor and athletic director in the Newman school, New Jersey, and Joseph Por- ter Toole, a student at the same school are at MT. and Mrs. Victor L'Heureux's S for this week. MT. Toole is the son of the first governor of Montana.
 To Erect Long Point Cottage.
 Mrs. A. M. Brown and Mrs. J. E. Phillips were at Groton Long Point Monday arranging for the situation of the new cottage to be erected by MT. and Mrs. Brown.
 Miss Marian Tuckerman of Moosup spent Sunday with Miss Dorothy Paul To Attend Local Meeting. Mrs. F. A. Thompson of North Ston- ington, the Associationa1 missionary director of the Baptist Stonington Union association, Is to be present at the meeting of the Baptist Women's s Missionary circle this afternoon.