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Connecticut western news., 1916-12-14
BIRD RELIEF CLUB.

The second meeting this term of the Canaan Bird Relief Club was held on Thursday of last week in the Pilgrim church and officers for the new year elected as follows:
 President, Ellen Lasher; vice-presi. dent, Leroy Beaujon; secretary, Lillian Parsons; treasurer, Allen Stone. Also the pledge of the club was taken by all the new members numbering six.
 The next meeting will be held on December IA, at the Pilgrim church at 80 and a lecture will be given by Rev. k. o. Gillette,
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-14
A BULLY JOKE.

A Canaan Valley farmer who went to the barn to milk before daylight, seated himself beside the animal and had adjusted the pail between his knees. when as it seemed to him after ward, cyclone struck him, and before he had time to diagnose the cause, found himself wallowing in the mire. After collecting himself together he returned to his job and learned what he thinks might possibly have had something to do with his sudden flight in the darkness he had by mistake, unlntentional of course, taken his seat beside gentleman cow"
 This happened several years ago but thls man cannot yet see the poetical philosophy of "the early bird catches the wOrm.' ''
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-14
BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING.

The annual meeting of the LItchfield County Bar association was held in the superior court room, Winsted, Among the matters considered at the session was the application of Carmel Cum- ming, of Torrington, for permission .te take the bar examination. States Attorney Donald T. Warner, of Sails bury, was reelected president and the other officers are: vice.presideLt, l.. J. Nickerson, of West Cornwall; secretary and treasurer, Frank B. Mum, vf New Hartford grievance committee, l.. J. Nickerson, Walter Holcomb and Richard Y. Higgins.
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-14
STATES POPULATION.

The population of Connecticut on January l. 1917, will be 1,254926 it is estimated by the United States Census Bureau, based upon the increase shown by the federal census of 1900 and 1916 |.
 Upon this same basis of calculation the Census Bureau estimates that Con- necticut's population on July l, 1915, was 1928, E83; on January l, 1916, was 1, 1884, O31, and on July 1, 1916, IT, 224, ,479.
 The bureau estimates that the total population of continental United States on January 1, 1917, will be 102, ,826,- 3O9, and that of the United States, in. cluding outlying poss essions, namely Alaska, Guam, Hawaii, Panama Canal Zone, Philippines, Porto Rico and Samoa, will be 13,309, 285.-Water- bury American.
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-14
VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION.

At>the monthly meeting of the direc. tors of the visiting nurse association held last week in the rooms of Miss Saygers in the Canfeld Block, Miss Saygers reported as follows for the n,onth Nursing visits, 96; visits of instructions 15; social service visits, IF; business calls, 3; total visits, 13O; school visits, 2; infant welfare visits, 6; prenatal visits, 9; office dressings, one; fees collected, $12.5O; transporta. tion expenses, $6.5O. Infant welfare literature in both English and Italian has been sent to mothers of infants.
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-14
HAD SEEN FEM.

A local railroad man vouches for the truth of the following story:
 As an express came into the local station, a very green and countrified looking individual stood gazing at the locomotive in open. mouthed wonder.
 "Didn't you ever see a train be- fore ?" inquired smart Aleck on the platform, winking at the crowd.
 "Mebbe I hain't," replied the coun. trified individual. "but here on the New Haven road I often see them be- hind"
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-14
SAVINGS BANK MEMS MEET.

Among those from this section who attended the 14th annual meeting of the Savings Bank association of Con- necticut, held at the Hartford club, Hartford, were the following: Henry O. Gaylord, treasurer of the Falls Vii lage Savings bank; Myron N. Clark, treasurer of the Norfolk Savings Bank; William Kane, president and A. B. Landon. trustee of the Salisbury Saw ings society.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18
UNIQUE MEMORIAL
OF CLYDE FITCH

Amherst, Mass, June ia unique
memorial Of Clyde Fitch, the dramat-
list, is to be incorporated in the new
library of Amherst college that is to
be built this year. This library has
been made possible by an anonymous
gift of $25O,O0O to Amherst which was
announced several months ago.
Mr.. Fitch graduated from Amherst
in the class of 1886, which included,
among other men who have since won
distinction, Secretary of State Robert
Lansing. Upon Mr.. Fitch's death, the
contents of his MISREPRESENTATION,
furniture, and the major part of the
books, were presented to the college,
and they will now be installed as they
were formerly in the playwright's
home in East Fortieth street, New
York. The room will be long and mar
row, of the same dimensions as the
original and will contain the carved
Italian ceiling, the Della Robbia
madonna and Child" and the great
oak table at which the author worked.
Another interesting feature of the
new library will be vestibule dec
GRATED with eight huge stone Assyrian
bias reliefs which were presented to
the college more than half century
ago by the Rev. Henry Lobdell, D. D.,
an Amherst graduate of the class of
1849 who was missionary in Mosul.
These slabs were taken from the
palace of Assurnazirbal, the last king
Of Assyria, and are covered with the
representations of colossal mythology
cal figures. Into the stone are cut in
scriptions in cuneiform characters,
which record cOnOuestS of the king
during the ninth century, B. C..
The new library is to be built on
the eastern side of the Common, oc-
cupying the site of the present Hitch
cock hall, which was known to earlier
generations of Amherst men as the
Boltwood mansion. The general style
of the library building is classic with
leaning toward colonial in it's pro-
portions. 1t is to be build Of Indiana
limestone and brick. It will have a
capacity of about 100000 volumes, and
will be one Of the finest college IL
braries in the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18
1Iiller's .Antiseptic Oil, known AS
Snake Oil

Has perhaps relieved more suffer.
ers than any other known remedy in
the same length of time. More than
100000 bottles sold in the past four
months, under an absolute guarantee
to give satisfaction or money re-
funded, and only three bottle have
I been returned. Many have testified
that they had been forced to give
up their work, because they could not
use their limbs. Some could not even
raise their arms above their heads
have been restored and are now
praising this wonderful oil that other
sufferers may be relieved. No wonder
this great oil treatment has sprung
into such IRENE ndous popularity in
so brief time, and so much praise
today by the thousands throughout
the South. For Rheumatism Neu-
ralgia, Lumbago, stiff and aching
joints or any kind of an ache Or a
pain, it is said to be without an equal.
For Sore Throat, Group, Diptheria
and Tonsilitis and for cuts and burns,
it. has been found most effective. This
wonderful new oil remedy that is
producing such remarka BILE results
throughout the country is now for
sale by all leading druggists. Ac-
cept no substitute, for there is moth
ing like it. Golden red color only.
Every bottle guaranteed; 25c and SOC
bottle, or money refunded. Brashers'
Drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
AT LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, June 17.-Los Angeles
welcomed today thousands of dele
gates arriving to attend the thirty
third triennial conclave, which is also
being celebrated as the centennial
anniversary of the Knights Templar
of America. Scores of informal re-
ceptions to the visitors were held dur
ing the day. The formal opening of
the convention, however, will be held
tonight in the form of an impressive
reception to Sir Lee S. Smith of Pitts
burgh, acting grand master. The con-
clave will close next Saturday.
The acting head of the order will be
received at the railroad station by the
grand commandery of California and
escorted to his hotel headquarters
through a double line of uniformed
Sir Knights.
In commemoration of the centennial
anniversary, a special devotional serv-
ice has been arranged to be held dur
ing the weeks meeting. The Very
Eminent Sir Henry R. Freeman, grand
prelate, Of Troy, N. Y, has been
elected to conduct this ceremonial.
The convening of the executive SEES
sions of the grand encampment next
Tuesday will be preceded by the
knights Templar parade, the impress
sive military spectacle held at each
conclave. Floral and electrical pa
rades, a "Rodeo" exhibition, competi-
tive drills and athletic contests will
be held during the week.
Practically all communicates in the
United States jurisdiction, including
Alaska. Honolulu and the Philippines
will be represented Representatives
from the grand priories of Canada and
Ireland and Masonic delegation from
Mexico were exuectad
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18

line Amos: exhausted, managed to
set back GO camp with machine On
which il is dangerous to lose speed
and consequently serious to set out
Of fuel. eEsR
'One Of the best proofs of the
Americans good flying" said Captain
ii, in whose group the Americans
are now operating. is that they
break little wood An aviation term
meaning damaging machines.
No accidents worth mentioning have
happened to them since the beginning
Of their training.
The hard school of war, which,
alone, can give the experience neces-
sary to equip men for military action,
is developing pilots here of the high
est order largely for the benefit of
the United States. The Franco-Amer-
lean corps will furnish officers and
instructors capable of rapidly consti-
tuting the flying corps that may one
day be needed in America
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18
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Secrets That Will Save You Years of
Time and Many Dollars in Your
Quest for Beauty, Told by
Valeska Suratt.

MISS T: B. Aft you keep on pinch
ing and steaming your face you. will ruin
your complexion. You can get rid Of black
with powdered neroZin sprinkled on hot.
yet sponge. You can get the nero1in at
the drug store. I have been often compli.
r1ented on the magic action Of this formula.
MRS. G. T.-As you state you We're not
able to get the zintone haye ascertained
for you that you. can get the zintone or
formulas at Seawell's Pharmacy.
PHYLL1S-You will admit that nothing
is so wonderful for removing superfluous
tates or leaves spot, and never fails;
Get one ounce of sulfo solution. This
With ed The get r any drug e s4Ts t Apply af
moist with it for, two or three minutes
until it has been dissolved.
.sEARcHER-Every freckle,. spot and
blemish will leave. and the skin be made
exquisitely pure and pinky white by using
my complexion formula. which is easily
and add one ounce of zntone. Stir until
cooled. 1t is then ready to apply. This
should be used on the hands. arms, face
and shoulders, literally. every day
f. o. There is nothing which can
assure you splendid bust development
may help it materially by the simple use
of a safe formula which is a mixture of
half cup of sugar. two ounces of ruetone
and half pint of hot water. thoroughly
mixed. Take two teaspoonfuls of this
three or four times a day. This if any
thing, should give natural. plump de-
velopment. You can obtain the ruetone
at any drug store.
EXPEcTANT = The most luxurious
eggol dissolved in half cup of hot water.
1t is an extraordinary cleanser and its
lather Is rich and creamy. You can get
enough eggol at any drug store for twenty
five cents to give you over twelve sham
pOos. Adv
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18

A complexion that rivals the lily in
Time has made no mark. even after a
lapse Of two score years, this face framed
in a wealth of adorable hair-whnt more
can any woman wish? Nor does 1t now
need monumental patience and long pro-
tracted struggle to accomplish these things.
plishes it all, with little labor and little
expense. For instance, by using my
wrinkle formula YOU remove light and deep
wrinkles, lines Of worry, habit and age,
and make difference of years in your
appearance in very few days. You make
this up yourself at home in a very few
moments by dissoving two tablespoonfuls
4 pint Of hot water. 1 have known women
to take off ten years from their appear
ance by using my wrinkle recipe.
LULU NJ. S.--My formula, given below,
for the hair has astounded hundreds of my
friends. who have used it at my suggestion.
All are unanimous in saying that it Is a
marvel in making hair. grow luXuriantly,
and absolutely stopping the falling Of hair.
half a pint of alcohol and half pint Of
water Cor with a full pint of bay rum
instead Of water and alcohol, IL preferred).
This costs less than any prepared hair
tonic. The beta-quinol can be secured at
the drug store
ELSIE f. Tt use a face powder made
Up according to my own formula. called
'Valeskd Suratt Face Powder" 1t is free
from the crude chalkiness common to near,
" all face powders. is exquistely smooth
and delicately scented. To my mind 1t is
a jewel. 1t Is now obtainabe at drug
stores, in write or flesh tint
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2ofal Seridt.
Eie nenen gcamien Der WrphlOsc
pcroeu bcute pOrgcitellt iuerbtn.
Jerner ipsrSrm bic Selesnteu 5mr
&~onpention Der WrOhlOse oem
3ou einen StimdD abitaiteH.
3. .. 9. 3.

Die St6utsgrobloss bes Obj 5els
lotu Grbsns sripGblte seiiern ben eln.
sisen gsamten. Der sslessntIi4 Der &c.
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mar, ndmlid ben lrufiee sur Grobs
loge unb fir bieIes amt iuuros Us. ).
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urbana. Die iibrigen n,uen Ysamien.
bic bereits Dol siniesn Wonatsn trs
fpdblt ipnrben unb bic beuie @crmiis
tag Der aonpention poreeittllt ipsrDen,
itnb: grobmeiitsr u. 8. qierce; 0rob
6ober TrieIter Rola Smitb; 0robs
S9rififibrer Z. 6. @arrett; @,Dbs
SnaBmeiiter Sc. !. gbfparbs.
@elsssutIid bss seitrissn Sa5es
fanbsn cine Reibe bon gebeimen 8trs
ia~mmIunssn Der Delssaten ifatt, in
tpeIden unier unberem iiber iefs
ImsuDirunsen CUR 9eriaHuns abge,
ftimntt ipurbe. 3pei bieisr 4msnbis
riingsn ,uurbsn nit GROCER Stimmens
msbrbeit nieberseiiimmt, ndmli4 Der
Mntrag, BAG @ebait bes @robmeiiitrs
duf ianfenb Dollars pro Sabr, cine
Rsbuttion nm $1,000. be~rabsuiessn.
Iofpis aud Der 2lnirag. ole gejhIihe
Der Giaoissrobloaen an bic Suprenie
Grobloee CUR @utbeibuns gu pe.tDeis
Zen. gu Gunit.n beiber antrass mus
be nur je cine Stimms dbsesebsn.
@eiiern Abcno iano i'm Sotel Gib.
ION elm @anfett Ser Mitglie6er Der
gaft Officers giiceintion itatt, Der
% 9ait @ranb Maiiers nno Enii
@rano 8ntriards beipoEwten. aIs
@oriiter i%uungirte Vait 8rano Waiier
z. .. Gterioon BON Giara, g., intb
bie Geoner Ses sIbenos rcaren: Garon
Meg,eil, Sobn 6. g. Nugh, Gospin
6. @ripbt, ". S. Yierce irnb 9errp
D. anapp.
Sir beute itcft elm aiisiIug mad
Dem SooIogiifen Garter nif bent
grcgrnmm nnb gelesentIif ses
Abenhs ipirb Elm observation-disclosures
groarnmm CUR 9lrdiiibrung gelan.
gen, Sas peridieoene Spills" mto
en- 9riaantfcuertuerf uniabt
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@rnnSsiaeHthmn,s . SspOtbefen.
R.u efnssirasen.

6enrD Gdpettmsr an Green Stree
6. II. q. Co., $500.
Gbparb 90. aIsn an CAT Gub 8
u. Co., $1,000.
Selen Osborne an Gait Sibe 3. IL
ia. 60, $2700.
Gppbia @irb an DO. $1,000.
Charlotte u. Grantlin an Some'
fieab g. u. 8. Co., $1,000.
2ouiis Wt. Jiebsr on Soutberr
Sbio g. II. 2. Co.. $500.
gbitb &. Gsbge on Wpomins 6
II. g. Co., $2750.
@uHsf G. Opisbt an bo., S45U.
Mbrabam S4osnfielb an Wepe,
@alantp, $500.
@abel Simmer an Didfon 30
Germ, 5000.
Maris 6. Bruins an germonia 3.
u. 80. 3, $500.
Wiaiam 8. 9fomas an Court
Street Martet 9. u. g. Co.. $500.
Marp q. Hics an GONE 9. u. 6.
Go. $500.
minnie goristep an bo.. $1100.
gbarles Stepart an DO, $500.
3. .. Moberiion on Gin. Grain
unb Sdp Co.. $2035.
Gina giibop on Brighton German
gont 60. $1,000.
Barbara Wers an b., $3.50.
aouiia 3. Maeaultp an proDibsnt
Qpan Co., $500.
6nrrp Riniser on Better Winsss,
$500.
Marie g. eifsr an Z. Warb 8. u
9. 60, S41O0.
Gbparb 3. Quinn an 2nurd W.
phtlan u. 9tnb.. $1,000.
Georae Neomb an pleafant Ribgt
g. II. 6. Co., $500.
Hrdntis u. 5ooper an 6etpitt Mbes
nue. 6. II. 9. u, $4,000.
Wilis 6. Sarper an 5pbs purt Q.
U. 8. Co., $500.
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9ie ssranViaas IN Gl paiD
berbaftet

unb nit ibstr dpe FER
Md 5uoreS bepOrtirt.
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2uS sorres @iaa, bic Graii BON Jrans
cisco gina. fpuros bier am abenb bon
Der. poIissi rsrbuftet unb nit ibrer
S9psitsr unb bsrsn ainb. bas unse.
fdbr flint Sabre alt 1T, unb einem
bsutf6sn RfnDermdbhen, Maria 6as
sebpr, auf Bsfsbl bts Mdiors 2ea
mad Sudres btporiiri.
Grau 0iIn fam ON Rnhmittae bisf
an, dnaeblid DON Neip GrlsdRs. bic
polisei glanbt aber BON Sos angfles.
Sic Tasts. bdb lie bic 2fbiidt BABE, iid
mad CHIHUAHUA gu beseben, i'm mad
ihrsm Wanne gu fuhen.
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t%rdbenben Gimme sei6risn, Is ipiirb
tpobI bieien moreen nihts frereen
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ipolle Der Serr Senutor bod aud
bahen.
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61ren, Der Reits iinb S~tubenburid
BON Dem Rittmeiiter. @r pubte bal
9eidirr Dor benz Stall biibblant
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f9ieoene Wale binauisei9idt battle
nafyuieben, oh tie bsnn nun ibre.
aaffee lpsperben tDnnte.
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feline 4rbeit sssangen.
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Der. Die bate aud INNER gum 2eib-
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bersitungen gu BADEN, BEN Soriiersrl
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tperben Iolte. .Do9, mics bic ieliss
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grnnbeisentbnms . ltebertrasuHssn.
Gin imnati, q. Suni

Sbd 6. Olmiteab an Rid @ansaris
unb Rid papds, 5 Sabre pdft, pom
/. Suni 1915 an, ouf ben 2aosnrdum
betannt ols no. Is DIT 6. Strabs,
monotlide Mistbs $I15.
Sba 9. SImiteaO an 2ouis auss
MD, 5 Sabre pa6t, pom /. SUM
1916 an, auf ben 2aoenraum bttunnt
aIs % Of 8. Strabe, mpnaili9s
Wistbe $16O.
Sophia 3. Cane an Gufan Marfh,
Got 3 in Der parmelee plaee llnterabs
tbeiluns in ROrpoob, (Steusr
$1.5O; 81.
Cora W. Snpbsr an u. s. Beam.
1beil BON Got 19 in o. 81. Snnbsr's
llnterabtbeiIuns in Sstticn 26 in
5pbe part, ST..
@eorse %. 5repbof an y. s.
Beam, Sbeil bon 9ots 20 unb % in
berfelb.n untsrobtbsilung, 81.
Grant 8. Ginnep on Minis 6.
5arber. Got 8 in 6rant ainnep's I'm
is~rabtbeiluns in S9be pari, (Steuer
81; s..
Carrie gopb ar Grneitins 5un.
20 BEL 1913 SUB an Der Norbfeiie Der
SurOn Gpenus, biIbsnb Got 81 in
Charles Sspitt'g spsiter llnierabs
tbsiIuns, (Steusr $3.50; 81.
Soiepbine CUNT an Gbrabam
Sfoenfelb, 125 BET SO SUB an Der
Siioieite Der Spptius Gtrabe, 275
SUB 6itli6 Der Gutter Strabe,
(Stsuer $1.5O; 81.
Sidfon SO. Serr an WabelsS mmsr,
40 Bel lat 5uB an Der SiioIeite DIR
9ramble @psnue in WabifcnDiae,
(Steuer 500; 81.
Marp 6. 2arfin an 4nna 3. Sad.
"a 5ub an Der 9arfon StruBe. 5000.
gbmonb 9. Sad an 4nna 3. Sad.
basielbe gisentbum, 81.
Simon GlObr an 9bomas S'Sns
Mon, so bei 80 SUB on Der Giibieis
te Der Blair @psnue Guf malnut
Sins. ferner, Sbsil pom Got 10 in
@Oobburn 5sigbts Spnbitat llntsrs
abtbsiluna, (Steuer $50; 81.
2ouis s. !Suud an Scfepb Rciens
berger, 10 Sabre paff, rpm 1. sSuni
1916 an, auf 80 SUB an Der Siibs
feite Der Mcgfidn Mpenus. $4,000
gaur unb jGbrlihe Mietbe BON $3.50
NIT 4ntnufsrsdt fir $1,000.
Wdmie 6. 4rata an George 81
fHer, s0.s5 SUB an Der Moniunu
Ibenus In Seftion 3 in Green Sotpns
fbip, (5teusr 81; 81.
Catherine Slider an Mnmie 6.
aratd, Cots 90 unb SO in Wefipppb
Gpnbifat llnterabtbeiIung, (5tsuer
$500; 81.
Carrie Wsitmsper an aoniie aluse
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Sin ipeiteres Nesimemt
SuG snr Nilbnng elmer ipeitern Sri
gaSe O~rsnniiirt merSen.

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