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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-16
EGYPTIAN
PHRENOLOCIST

Madam nina has Just arrived IN Seattle.
nsrsr vas here before ani she can tell
you all your past 40. ard what your
future nse 10 10 be can advise you in
business affairs family affairs and love
Affairs. tell you ~hsn you viii marry
snd the initial Of the one yau Niii
marty. how TO conquer your enemies
and avoid all trouble ard b. happy
tells ysu IN regard 20 your absent
friends. tell you what you arc adapted
fer and hoS 70 be successful In life
tells you what business IL mos. lucky
for you The madam vii give you
every satisfaction. Her readings are all
confidential. charges 80 cents The
radsm can be found 1T sisw linton .,
tstSssn Second and Third ayes. Yer.
non Hotel
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s-For Sale--Miscellaneous

sold At factory prices. direct from euf
mil We ahtP anybody. anywhere, and
guarantees safe delivery 70 destination
our biE. complsts catalogue No, -,
mailed free. post paid A pastai card
will bring one 10 you Note below .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-16

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. l6.--The
forest fires in the Santa Cruz
mountains and in Sonoma county
are completely under control. ac'
cording to advices today from San
Jose and Santa Rosa,
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they PICK HUGHES

NEW YORK. Sept. l6.-More ac.
tivity in presidential betting is re.
ported In Wall street today.
The largest bet was recorded to.
day when a stock exchange firm
placed n wager OF $4,000 against
$4,000 that Hughes will be elected
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tAntEs-poN wonRY wuKN pE.
tarsd Or Irregular Use tsdf Eigin I'm.
r-fiai Tablets ny mail 81 per boz
deabi~ atrefsth. sise EVER bon
guaranteed Crown AseacY. i.gi Htsth
GET MAHhtED-nEHr MATRIMONIAL
paper puhiished Mailed free. The
Correspondent Teisto. Ohio.
NAvASAroit 81 g hs,s isss i.s az.
itr NEncuANrH LUNCH WILLARD
cafe ssvsnih and unisa.
0iRfN~~ws WANT TuE HEsr roM
boy siri IN Seattle In a star role In ths
Alaska Seattle moving picture Taisnt
caetvst HpN going on AZ the Caianiai
Theatre Your tralnius will not cast
Yeti a rent
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slot FOR SALE

owN GOOD HrocK LUMBER. SIX cor
taxes Income acreage. several Tote
sell low price. easy terms Let me
build Tor you insssiiEsts Phone
John y Paul
AANtfAcTuHlNo KirEA FOR LEASE
.o ~ sS,s sessg rsliIi %. ThlIa ave
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23-PERSONALS

- WALK dances. 1 Or lessons
~. private halis Lady and man
teachers Phone Main aeit.
- - LiNS Ave near rins
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Dlllwyn, kas.. which has "a In.
habltants and four grain elevators.
is the biggest wheat shipping
town. per capita, In the United
States.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

AcEEE, cLoHE TO HnATTLE. ToR
faop cash Can live here aud work in
seattle owner. sei Third ave
AchEH 1850. OK PAYNENTE RICH
coll isss than farm land prices. in
saEe - sssiils Owner. 20. Third ave
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Exchanges
sa2S--tITrIE TARM-s6s5
IMPROVED! HOUSE

Large tract alder land. partly
fenced and cleared. house; we'll:
garden, flowers. place fronts
main county road. and II within
walking distance Of Kirkland
ferry ana 3 minutes walk to
school and stores You can live
here and work In Seattle. Terms
$50 cnsh. SO monthly Take
Kirkland boats At Madison
park 90 Burke a FarrRr's office
IN Kirkland.
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steamer Kulshan viii call a, Port
Townsend. northhound, Saturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 y. m
Points marked are boat landings
Passengers for these points and for
other boat landing points must max.
their own arrangements for landing
and assume ali risk and liability in
making such landing. steamers pas
senser rate does not include boat land
ina charges
Baggage liability 10 limited to wear
Ing apparel. not TO exceed 500 for
whole ticket $50 pounds allowed IRE.
steamers and schedules subject 20
change without notice Freisht "a,
ceived daily for all points t.rc.p,ir~
racone) named In above schedule
Tickets must be purchased at ttck.,
ofnce open from $50 a, m. to ~ :es
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION 90
Ticket office, Colmau Deck.
Phone. Main ssas.
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2s-SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

ES-SflHi OAL M ELL " M >
MADAM DAVE orED EtNupEAN
card reader Price SOC Win her Won.
dsffai eiaiffoysnt pnw~fs shr tells fea
all one Fssdins siii ronFincs yea
Questions sh.ssF-a isis Seventh. -.
irssa va. arf Fir-
Anbtn SWAIN = DEVELOPED ny
slater IN "a Eiftinn daily gestM
s~ssnih ave. fear
LOOK ffH ritz FfnFT rtoun on
OnaarA Apartments titt seventh av~
Apf sc Honest advice Mrs Perrin
.>S1>>~S~>~@~~~~~~ S~~~~~~~~~-~~~
27--For Rent Unfurnished
MO iIviNa ROOM. ffnEFf.AcE. ES,
aspsiei cabinet Kitchen shiis taih
sna bedroom rhinhey srs car tis
monthly phons nailafa tsi.
ron nENr@s-RooM corTAgE ~
oeoa csnaisian rie.s 81 ts. rhirf AZ
s.RooM MopEsN HOUSE, HATH
rsnsfY. closets tiste sidney iiti
fRooM HotsE ~. HOWARD n
~. ~. =, -. sss,lss. - q .sss,e
2o-Unfurnished Apartments
THK QUINCY = MODERN / AND .,
rooms Inexpensive Tsi i5ih. Eas,
aat1
~. LtwnE~cE--s sNf MODERN
.parsnsr,. cau ifss Fishth sv.
NsN~N~~-~~>~-~s~~~s~~N-<~ ~r-N~>S>r~~-Ns~-~~>-~S~
30-Furnished Rooms
30 rot Want TIE MOST uuMEtstkE
room IN ths city, paprtnNn district
fireplace hot and cold pstrf. free
phone furnace heat 1881 Eighth ave
Phone Elliott 1894
WIDOW LIVING oS ftNsr hill HAS
lovely Fuun - rent can morning OF
evening" Eiilsi, 1affw
acknowledging Rooms
HorsEKrgFiNg RooMs NEw nEps
~ per week close IN 7fau " fTfh
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PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srEANKRs LEAVE IRON CoiMA~
DOCK. rooT or MARION STREET
Leave Arrive
Seattle Seattle
'vt~ss~fA. n C.-Per 1ows.~sd--rert
Angeles
ice sseamss Sol Due. sori tsopm
mid trevnssnd. Williams daily
niGht punGeness fteqEiiut.
daily Angeles ard Victoria
Docs not call al;
Victoria sundays
Tsesma Direct
fieesnistesmsrs Tacoma ard sisarn
,searn indianapolis for Tai 10 Scam
~ eearz coma direct Steamer 1; ieprn
ieepsu every too hsrrs gee i.fepm
t'sepsn |sinris trip. zee roundi siepm
seepm trip. connsetions al tiepn
f;etpm Tacoma With steam sfspfn
ssitpn lsrs fer Olympia ard e,spn
daily shsiten daily
Pert Tewp.eed special
tetarn sir. rlous, Tor Per-, i ispm
espm Townsend dirsctl ieiepn
daily Connects at To~nsent csiiy
With rail iinss for all
points on olympic
lpsninsaia
PER- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Beiiinsham
eean Steamer uhat~om. g.eeasn.
daily for Pert Townsend daily
Anaeories and Bel
llnshan-
Evwest-beiiiasha
Port Townsend
issspm :. Z. 'Kuishsn. fer t:seprn
daily Eserstt Anscortes daily
and Be nj a m
Calls At Port Town.
send southhound on
iy Does not call at
iKvsre,, SATURDAYS
saa Juan Observation-Disclosures
if;ee str. Kossiie. for PORT sesprl.
nidn'ht Townsend ana BEL TNaesd'y
SUNDAY bingham. via all SAN Thursy
Tvesa'y Juan island points satur'y
Thurs'y
San Juan Observation-Disclosures
oesm str. city OF Angcir.. T7ooprn
Tuesd'y for rockingham via Monday
Thursyissn Juan Island wednes
ss,ury points Friday
Port Iowns~nd-Pou Angeics--Nesh
BAY and Way Ports
i;ee steamer Utopia. for .esprn
inidn' htiport Townsend. porti Tuesd'y
sunesylAnsel-s, Nesh Bay Thursy
Tussdy'and way ports sstury
Thursd
Fort Towps~nd-Port angeles and
Way Ports
1900 str. waiaieaie, for .ooprn
rnidn'ht Port To~nssnd. Port sunday
Monday Angeles claiinm and wednes
wednes way ports. Friday
Friday
Pert Gsmbie-Ladlov-Fla
oopm steamer Puget. for s,osm
daily Kingston. q amhl lie daily
except J. n q ov. 'EGlon. except
sAtury lag Ter. Townsend. Sunday
Hansvilis, frondaie
and Hsdicck
Saturday Only
oopm Steamer Puget. for s.eopm
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points
sunday Only
a.ooam steamer Puget. for ssepm
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points
Hood Csnai--Gamhie-Lod
s;ecam str. Potiatch. torT ,:.sam
daily Ludlow. Port GAMBLE daily
except ''Ranror and ali except
sunday points on Hood Canal Monday
Masweiton and Austin
s'oosm str. rcfiatch torl teopm
daily lMarwelton and Aus daily
except tin. Str. Utopia orr except
sunday as,ealc leaves Aus Monday
tin 1850 a m and
Maxwelton i..ib p
m daily except Mon
day for Seattle
steamer Kulshan viii call az Port
Townsend. northhound SATURDAY..
only leaving Seattle at 10 u. m.
Points marked 80 are boat ianatnr.
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Raxors and Blades ~
sHARpgNgo R,~S
BETTER THAN "swX So
A Trial VIII Convince ~
7. }. BROWN n
ioi3 Third Ave. ~
WIDOW. kdE 81 ALONE Win
means 1ishes arauaintsnra % rsiiahi.
Fsrtlsnsn who ewns raueh or rics
home. object matrimonys No ,rtrsrs
no ssnsrai fs.lvsry. j.tf star
IADfEs-Mv REMEDIES POSITIVELY
uuararfssd safs ard sure Terms suit
ell eases lea. f,th ave. East Madison
Mns ffSpoUisr -rTsinsd aaTs. wssi
sew
Z HK0TINE PLATTS6 TAUGHT. 10 TO
70 lessons success guaranteed tst-se
rsnias.. Hlds
iLADfES-ay great. successful remedy
positively guaranteed. Madam cfans
/ iis4 iith ave
KopAKERs--sfn AT !. Art THETFr
dors." 10 cents roll jacobs. r.-I
/ Hidx
wANTED-HoME ~ s0ME coon
colorsd family Tor baby boz month
old Hesr0n f1is
/ DIAMONDS AND PAWS TfCKEra
I bought Hours 70 D. m SIS
Joshua Green Bidx
DENVER DYE woRks--iass I'm ave-
lHAPPINEss LIES ~ MARRIED. fIFE
Are you iousiyf Join Seattle Heffahf-
Friendship Club. Ladies' free Ada y
Evans. gii Union. Az,
YoUNO Man. LONESOME WOULD
like 20 meet lady not over 20. object
| fnatrinonv so triflers Address ! y
e. Box sas. Port ANGELES wash
'cENTLESAN. ~. WOULD LIKE 10
meet iadY wtth soma means not over
/ Is. object fnaihmeny nos Ii star
rfi,ate materially home 9tos Madison
'GEr ACQUAINTED socfETY@-- MEET
( ing. Thursday evenings 1915 Eighth
ave. AIT 4
WEALTHY CANADIAN MERCHANT.
20 would marry N-Hes IS Toledo o
I LADIES rs TROUBLE. FAVE TIME
ard money ~ calling is1tb Broadway
WIDOW. as CAPABLE HoTaEKf.FP.
~. wants charge ~ Eentlsman's home
! ohiec, matrimouy J-A star
I LADIES. MI REGULATOR NEVER
fats caH a. l52ih broadway
7Gc COMPLETE breakfast Willard
/ CAFE. seventh and Union
We PAY CASH ron FURNITURE M
| Pine q, Phon. Main 1900
REGISTERED MiDWIFE-MHs VII.
/ ieikssn. 7ote 18th y ". Phone Bal
/ lard 1851
I GoN-NoL cuhEs GENIro. URiSARY
Z diseases Write for vital particular.
ksr-fu Company, Tacoma. wash.
1 c. y c.--PbEAsE PHONE NJ. 5oss. No
SIC J-7t
soc Dinner. appointing dlshss Willard
! cato Seventh and Union
Manicuring- Massaging
DOROTHY WILSON-vInHA-
massage Room ss. Norris Hotel. ia.
/ Third ave.
MISS MARION BATHS. MAS
lnr Room 7. 1910 second ave.
MABEL MARTIN-vInRATTNd
nsnlcurlng 40 I Arcade Hotel.
/ MISS VIVIAN MASSAGE NND BETUg
/ 1872 First ave.
MASSAGE - ag,Iav "A ~. p,s nAN =,
noe II. Green Hotel
| MARIE DE woe mas MAssAog.
Elliott Hotel. losH PIKE st
DOLLY AYNE MAssAor AID
Green Hotel Fourth ana PIX.
MISS BURNS MASSAGE. run
baths Offlcs u.
/ Elliott Hotel. First and PIKE. open 10
~-oSe~o~cS~>>S~c>>~~~~~~~~~~.oooN>~o
24-Busincss Personals
LADY HAS IMPROVED FARM. ArD
! wishes 90 meet gentleman ~ manners
20 Join her ~ partner Splendid oppor
/ tunity for stock Those who have M
| money AMI are not sincere need not
answer Please give phone and street
number Address J-U, star.
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wANTEp-YARpMEN AND MffI.MES
FOR 0uR MILLS
Bueksr-. falisrs. track men and graders
Tor our camps steady work. fine
camp. and best wages in state 81
Washington. In 10 years have not
Christmas Apply Clear Lake Lumber
Company. Clear Lake. Washington. or
ioas Henry Building. Seattle.
wANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO
qualify for government positions. aev-
srsi thousand appointments - be made
us1i few months: RON Information
about openings how 90 prepare. etc
free Write Immediately Tor booklet
CG-1ss, Earl Hopkins. Washington.
D. G
okioiNAL MODERS BARBER
COLLEGE. III Washington ~
Teaches tho barber trade: wages nafd
positions secured RATES cut In two
EARN $40 WEEKLY WRITING NAMES
and addresses: no canvAssinE. partiru-
lars for stamp. -. e. smith. Little
Rock ARR
800 VALUE TROUSERS FOR ,l50
iundquist Lily upstairs clothes shop
Green hldr.. Fourth and Pike
ORIGINAL MOLER BARRIER SCHOOL
ga Occidental Ave.
We teach tho barber trade thoroughly,
secure positions: wages while learning
NpHciai low rate
WANTED -AMATEUHS LYRIC THEA
IRE. zot occidsntsl ave. Friday
wANTED-CLEAN YoTNo Roy DISH
washer 2is Cherry
81 DUiND BUSINESS UPsTAfEs
Tracis sells Mems tz5 suits and over.
coats for SIS. Trscie's Upstairs suit
eh0n soSH THIRD ave
S~S~SSS-S1-1cSo'oS W ~ ~
n FEMALE HELP WANTED
WIDOWEH WITH TWO cHfLDVES
wants middle-aged housekseper state
age and wages expected. Addresa IA
Star.
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Personals

sADY HAS IMPROVED FARM. AND
wishes 20 meet gentleman of manners
20 Join her ~ partner Splendid oppor
tunity for stock. Those who have no
money AMI are not sincere need not
answer. Pleas. give phone and street
number. Address J-N, star.
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36--Rentals
37-Business Chances

37-Business Chances
WAR OPPORTUNITY - OIL WELL.
Pacific coast. depth nearly :. 400 feet
drilling nisht and day; financed TO 60
900 feet shovinEs for oil absolutely
perfect Canadian owners compelled
90 sell limited amour, Of stock Toe
share write quick ~ you have SO
or tsa or mere 20 invest OH 10 the
quickest money maker IN tho world
This al viii not appear again n \
Kerr. tos Fender at. Vancouver. ~. c.
Canada
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HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS



STANDARD HOTEL
Corner First Ave and Pine 81
Large modern. outside rooms. elevator
service: phones In all rooms. first class
in every respect. SOC up. with private
hath. 81.
INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED
EARTiNfQUE HOTEL. EIGHTH AND
Uni0n--A partments or single sleeping
rooms, with or without private baths
Main 1870
Harrlngion- Second g veek %
<~~~<"~>@Ssss>' ,SrNrNe<DN>~~
8-For Sale-miscellancous
NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT APP
piled on purchase 1syer-Tonsr. az
Union
cHEAPfsT PLACE 70 buy or rent sew.
inT machines. III Pine Main 1900
1879 WEsrLAKE SEQ. nd hand ranges
low rrics
WHOLESALE, RETAIL
Rugs for everybody. large assortment
70 choose from. 81 prices within tho
reach 81 90. OF Waidfou CHS, t32e
S~srih, north u Kss office
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23-PERSONALS

6.iA POPULAR DANCES taught, class
LIZ or private instruction Pro-
rFA fssaional teachers Quickest
M& results Stage dancing etc
wv Up 10 date In every detail
IN cAHHoLLs. Fourth and Pike.
Elliott 2237
DIR WELFARE OPrICfAN MD or
tometrlst See my special 81 RiaaseH
open sundays. Washington building
WDHKISBMAN. WITH ONE CHILD.
wants lady companion under o. years
uniucutqbered. Must be fond Of chill
dren and able 10 keep house. object
matrimony. J-3s Star
DR. WELFARE-EO MOPATHY MAS
sage for chronic ana nervous disorders.
Sundays Washington Building.
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27--For Rent Unfurnished
30-Furnished Rooms

30 YoT VAT TNE MoRT u0MFf.TKE
room IN tho city, paprtasn district
fireplace hot and cold patrf. free
phens furnace heat 1854 Eighth ave
phone Elliott 1904
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~~or~0~-~~~l o~~Ilo~~ND(1ONI
Salc-miscellancous

NEW PfANOs FOR RENT. RENT APP
piled on purchaHs. 1eyer-Tonsr. az
Frfnn
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WIDOW LIVING uS ffNsr hill HAS
lovely room - rent can morning o.
evening Eliioii fastw
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
NORTH STERLING
Andrew<- Ridgeway Marriage at Home
 of Bride-Personal Items.

George Pierce. Jr., cut his foot bad ly Saturday while mending a fence. It required five stitches to close the wound which will lay MT. Pierce up for a number of days.
 Curtis Foster, William Fuller and John Griffiths attended the big Dairy Fair at Springfield last week.
 Andrews Ridgeway.
 Lewis Andrews and Mrs. Ridgeway were married Monday, October Is at the brides home by Rev. Harry. Fil- mar.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Corey were in Providence Sunday visiting relatives. Mrs Richard Tl1urrot of Taht1ton spent Saturdavfat F. O! Runners Mrs. Lydia Place and daughter, Flora visited friends at North Foster last week.
 Judge F. A. Douglas and family of Sterling Hill and Mrs: J. Leroy Brink of New London, called on friends here Sunday.
 Attended Fair.
 A numIIr from here attended the Grange fair at South Killingly Satur- day evening. October 14th.
 c. H. Rounds made a trip to Provi- dence Monday.
 Everett Swan of Providence visit ed at his home here Sunday.
 Mrs. Marion Brown and her mother attended a wedding at Chopmist. R. l., recently.
 Mrs. Josiah Owens visited at Clayton Heights at Elmville last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
ASHFORD
Mrs. stanisIaw sezmanskio Dies at Norwich Sanatorium-Hunters from Bay State.

A number from here attended the auction in Phoenixville Wednesday, Mrs. Charles Deans and the Misses Bicknell are entertaining Miss Mary Whitman of Hartford.
 Dr. Converse and family are enter taining the doctors daughter, Mrs. Leon Walker of New Haven.
 Hunters in Town.
 Leonard Lawton and Charles Coffin of Hubbardston, Mass.,S are this way hunting.
 There will be preaching at the Con gregational church Sunday, Oct. 29, at 10.45 a. m.
 On Motor Outing.
 Town Clerk and Mrs. Clark motored through North Ashford, some of the Woodstocks, Quinebaug, sThompson and Putnam Sunday. They attended church at East Woodstock and took dinner with Mrs. Clark's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Miller West, in Thompson. Rev. J. R. Miller and brother Charles spent a couple of days hunting in town recently.
 Died at Norwich.
 Word was received here Sunday that Mrs. Stanislaw SeZmanskio, aged 2S, had died in the Norwich sanat orium, where she was taken a week before, suffering with tuberculosis. The body was taken to New York for burial. She leaves her husband and one son Dr. Converse attended a meeting of the lodge to which he belongs Mon day evening in Willimantic. Walter Tripp accompanied him.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
THOMPSON
Local Interest in Mrs. Henry Pinkham's Demand to Vote-Higganum Candi- date For Congregational Pastorate.

steamdri11 Is on Dr. Miller's lots digging the rocks preparatory to plant ing an orchard. ss
 A Boston paper recently reports the case of Mrs. Henry Pinkham of Mel rose, Mass.. who has appealed to court the refusal to register her as a voter in Melrose. She has recently come from Colorado, where she had suffrage and by an article in the constitution should be deprived of some of her former rights in changing states. MT. Pink ham Is pastor of Unitarian church in Melrose and is supporting his wife in her appeal. He Is known here as the son of the late Elder Pinkham of the Batist church.
 Mrs. James Munyan, F. A. Munyan. Mrs Armstrong, Mrs. Whittemore and Miss Sarah MaInyan were guests or Mir and Mrs. Robert Gay in Attleboro, Sunday. Gs
 Miss Annie Cunning has returned to Briar Cliff Manor as a -eacher.x 4,sz
 Mrs. Emma Shaw ColebuFghsf EhaS closed her home here for the ewinter. 5a
 J. E. DoaIie has been spending sev- era1 weeks with his sister, Mrs. F. s. Weeks.
 Return From Providence.
 Mrs. Washburn. Mrs. Burnett and children closed their residence here and returned to Providence but came back to town to avoid the infantile paralysis still prevalent there.
 Mrs Decker is prolonging the stay of her family with Mrs. Fred Hutchfns until the children can safely return to school in the city.
 Mrs. Peckham has closed her house here to return to Providence.
 Ralph Chafee and family have been in town the past week.
 Goes to Winter Home.
 Mrs F. S. Weeks returned to her winter home in Syracuse, N. Y, We'd nesday.
 Rev. MT. Tait of. Higganum, occupied the Congregational pulpit as candi- date Sunday morning and evening. He has been in Higganum for seventeen yearS Those who heard and met him speak in hearty appreciation of his words and manner.
 Suffrage Meeting.
 Miss May A. Sherman, who is enter taining a niece Miss Phinney of Yon- kers. gave an interesting suffrage meeting at her home on Monday after noon in her honor. Miss Rosamond Danielson presided ana Mrs. Hepburn of Hartford; Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Phin- ney and Miss Grace Oranges were the speakers. All were listened to with much interest although many ladies here are on the anti-suffrage side of the question.
 Friends of MT. and Mrs. John K. Moore have had word recently of a decided gain in health since the fami " has moved to Sharon, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
WENDHAM
Knights of King Arthur in New Haven Today-Auction at the Loonnis Place -HalIowe'en Social.

Several members of the K o. K. A. are spending today +(Saturday) in New Haven. They will visit the university buildings in the morning and in the afternoon will attend the Yale-Wash- ington and Jefferson football game. H. c. Lathrop and Rev. NJ. R. Plumb will accompany the boys.
 Close Summer Home.
 MT. and Mrs Guilford Smith have closed their summer home here and returned to South Windham Giles Taintor of Boston is at the inn. a "1
 The auction of the household furni- ture belonging to the late Mrs. Eliza Loon1is was well attended Monday
 Neil Taintor of Port Richmond, S. l., is ct the inn for a few days of hunt ing.
 Mrs. W. H. Brink, who has been spending the summer at the inn, goes to Chicago next Thursday to visit her son.
 Leave for Southland.
 Mir and Mrs. H. c. Hatch and Miss Josephine Bingham started Tuesday for Winter Haven, Fla.
 Among Windham people who attend ed the Yale pageant Saturday were Rev. and Mrs. M. R. Plumb, Miss Clara Johnson, Miss Dorothy Brown
 The c. B. society IS planning an in- formal Halloween social next Friday evening, Nov. 3.
 Miss Ruth oates of Woodstock is the guest Of Miss Florence Perkins at H. s. Eaton's. 4. sAr-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
CENTRAL VILLAGE
H. Elmer Lewis Passes State Phar-s .. macy Boards Exan1ination-Funera
 of Mrs. Eliza Cook. x

John Peterson of Rayville visited
 Miss Lillian Cooper, who teaches at East. Lyme, spent Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Ulysses C..
 Miss, Serena Reed has gone ito Paw tucket R. L, where she% issemployed.
 Felix WakeleE visited ,sefEiends in Baltic Sunday. .t1S Nr;e and Mrs. L... Howard Cross were Sunday guests at Cosmer Young's in Danielson. ~ssr.- Laban Adams was in Norwich Tues day.
 Miss Mabel Razeux, English, teacher at the high school, will spend Sunday at her home iii Boston. Miss Pauline Mathcwson. was i.her guest ssat her home.
 Miss Ethel Bartlett win spend today l and Sunday at her home in Bridge port.
 Thomas Carlan and son James were Sunday visitors in Danielson.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Weaver and son John visitedr MT. Viewers par ents, MT. and Mrs. John Weaver, in Brooklyn Sunday. -' Mrs. William Thompson was in Norwich Wednesday.
 Passes State Examination.
 H. Elmer Lewis has successfully passed his examination to become g registered pharmacist. The .examina- tions were taken ih Hartford. -7 Mrs. Frank HdgeEt onT and haughter Hazel were in NorwichfsW Wednesday. Funeral of Mrs. cco<. The funeral of Mrs Eliza Cook was held. Saturday at the home of. her son, ,, Burt Cook. Rev A. H. Withee, pastor of the Methodist church. in iMoosup, ofhciated. The body was taken to Harrisvi!le, R. l.. for burial in the | family lot. She leaves six children and several grandchildren. Howard Holgersen has recovered | from injuries received when he was struck by an automobile Wednesday | of last week.
 Miss Blanche Case was in Norwich Saturday. -s.-.-s{9 ..itelsI ss' Otis Newport has moved his family into the house recently vacated by William Waters. Aid Society Meets. The Ladies' Aid society, met ct the church Wednesday afternoon. Miss. Charlotte Ellsworth of Ux- bridges Mass. ..sE has been tae9 guest of Miss Louise D. Tfllinghast.