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Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
SCOTLAND

Mrs. A. F. Spellman of Willimantic was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Eugene Kimball over Sunday.
 The Singing class Is arranging a play. The proceeds are to be used for the benefit of the class
 Owing to the severe storm Sunday no services were held.
 Director c. c. Helmold of Willi- mantle gave a concert in Grange Hall Friday night the 11th. Good music was rendered by the mandolin club, and there was a good attendance
 MT. Ernest House is to move his family to Hanover soon.
 The missionary society held its meeting last week at the home of Mrs. Susan Willis. The program was pre- pared by Mrs. Lowering and Mrs. Willis. There were eleven present at the meeting
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
EAST THOMPSON
Cutting 14-Ineh lee-Death at Norwich of Former Resident.

On account Of the storm there was no service Sunday.
 John Scanlon is cutting fourteen inch ice for the F1ewellings
 Herbert Babbitt is working nights in the shoddy mill for Kimball Brothers. The mercury dropped as low as 30 below zero in some places Monday night.
 There was no school Monday on ac- count of the storm.
 From twelve to fifteen inches of snow fall Sunday.
 At Norwich Funeral.
 Henry Green went to Norwich on Monday to attend the funeral of his sisters husband, Edmund Harbeek, a former resident of this town.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mrs. L. N. Iinderman Is confined to the house by illness.
 Ezra May and Claude Turner are i'm proving after recent operations, but are still at the hospital.
 George O. Robbins has been attend ant at the library the past two weeks
 Miss Helen Todd of California gave an exceedingly interesting address on Suffrage and Reform at the meeting of the Community club last Thursday ev- ening.
 The Missionary meeting was omitted last week, owing to sickness.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
we'll attended, and was enjoyed by old and young.
 Tobacco Buying Brisk.


 and young.
 Tobacco Buying Brisk. Tobacco buyers have been numer- ous about town the past week and a large number of sales are reported. Among those who disposed of their 1915 crops are Kelley Brothers, Hath away Bros, A. D. Hale, Arthur Char ter and M. E.. Thompson.
 Handsome Town Hall. The new town hall is in great de- mand for various purposes. It is a beautiful well-lighted hall with fine floor for dancing, and an up-to-d date stage for theatricals. It is classed among the best halls in the state. Rev. c. M. Perry and Mrs. Perry are in Holden for a few days, called there by the death of Mrs. Perry's sister. Vim. Yost of Mapping was visi- tor in town one day this week. MT. and Mrs. Charles Thompson, Miss Fannie Thompson and their sis ter, Mrs. Rice of Pittsf1eld, Mass, started Wednesday for a. trip to Cali fornia.
 Postmaster Charter went to Green field, Mass, Tuesday to visit his sister, Mrs. William Ashley
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19

Captain Simmons, who has been very i'll, Is able to be out
 Scouts Move On.
 E. R. Milliken and his crew of gyp- gy moth scouts have completed work m this town and are now scouting in Willimantic.
 Owing to the severe snow storm on the evening of Feb. 12, only a few
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
WOODSTOCK VALLEY
West Woodstock Postoffiee To Be Dis
 continued.

Mrs. Samuel Cooper is i'll with grip.
 A. Winfield Kenyon has returned from several months spent at City Point, Virginia
 Mrs. Julia B. C1app. of Pomfret Landing, Is at s. A. Cooper's.
 The postoff1ce at West Woodstock Is to be discontinued after February 29, the patrons receiving their mail at Woodstock Valley postoffice.
 George Siswick of Stafford Springs, was in town Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
ELLINGTON
Woodmen Give Old -fashiened Dance Tobacco Buying 5esins-Fins Town Hall.

More than 30 of WilIngton's music lovers went to Rockville Tuesday ey- ening to attend the concert by a male chorus. H. H. Mcknight and Frank B. Nangle of this place are members of the chorus.
 Mrs. Maud Kibbe Chapin of Troy, N. r., who has been visiting her fa- ther, B. B. Kibbe, has returned home.
 fashioned Dance.
 The Old Fashioned dance given by the s:Woodnen Tuesday, aveninnN4vas
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
cooperative Association.

The Farmers Cooperative associa- tion of Woodstock was formed last Saturday evening at meeting held in Agricultural hall. The following of1- cers were elected: President George P. Perley: vice president, s. H. Peck ham: secretary, George H. Hamilton; treasurer, to be chosen; directors, l.. H. Healey, L. K. Haines, Bert J. John son; manager, William c. Child.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19

Miss J. T. Mcclellan has closed her home for the winter
 Sleighride to Thompson.
 A party of 16 from Woodstock hill enjoyed a sleighride to Thompson and a supper at the Vernon Stiles Inn, on Tuesday evening.
 There were no services held at the Congregational church Sunday on &C., count of the snow storm.
 Miss Agnes Rich of Oxford, Mass, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. J. Iindenan.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

The Senexet grange had a fine pro- gramme last w ednesdayf night.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
HAMPTON

Moth Scouts Leave for WiiIimantic- Everybody Go to Grange Night Is Planned
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
WOODSTOCK

Farmers Cooperative Association Formed-Anonymou Gift of $1oo to Senexet Grange on Thirtieth Anni- VerSary,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
Windham County
WINDHAM

Special LIneeIn Service Postponed 9Un-
 tiE Tororrow-Sleishins Parties During 4he Weele-Jitney Tea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
GdrSner GrfOlo.

Die iorgf1ltig porbercitete Cant
pagne Der a@ereilligten SSsraeIiti-
icbeu g8obItbGtigfeitS- @eieul6aftcn4
5ur Somutlung eines 5onos bon
Mot meniger aIs S1250OO i6eint
erfolgrei6 5u merOcn 0ie onsge-
ianOten Goaeftoren guben idon
icb0ne &eiultote cr5ielt. Die in oen
friiberen Sobren eingegonsenen 8c.
trdee beIicfen iicb ourdi6nittlid ouf
ungefdbr $4,000, sic @eiealduften
botten ober inn neroangenen Sabre
ein groBcs 0efi5it.
Die o8ercinigten sSsroelitii1cn
@obIt6Gtigfeits @eieai6often" lin.
teritiiben foIeenoe 0rouniiationen;
o0ebrcm Benevolent Societp", 01il.
ton S. ggeitbciner, @r1foent; sc.
brep Orphan gtiDlum~, Dr. Sponc9
9. Gone. Hrdiioent; n2ooies' Seip-
ing SocietD" 6rnu Morcus Sting,
@rdiioentiu; nSetpiib educational
glaiance". Or. Sole 8ireb, 9Sr0ii-
ocnt; nDou9btcrs in Ssrocl", Or.
Slora @oIod, 4rdiioentin; nScbrep
Educational SocietD4, Or. SorrD
6rieoeupolo, Nrdiioent; nScbrciu
6rcc Burial Socictp", Ebil. sSoicpb,
9rdiioent; Council @1ilf ano Scr
Suno~ Grolt SSiioor 9li6, 9rGiioeu.
tin; 0SSepiib Some for Gonirmp.
tipcs1. sSnIins Qeph. Nr1iiOcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05

ter, Cos Eeitomeut wurOe aeitern I'M
8oiiengeridt eingereibt uno lolitcte
filr5: n9la6 meinenl Gooe erbdlt mei'
ne Go6ter glnnie s. Gorling all
mein @elo lmO @ut, nllsgeuommen
81 fir meine S0bne."
9itdtcr 2utborot i'm g[mt.
&idter 6ronf s. 9utborOt pelHer
fiir5lib bon @ouoerneur &arrinaton
ernannt muroe, Inn in gl6peienbeit
oes reglIGrcn 9lidtcrs s. z. s. @il-
ioms i'm SSugeuogeridt 81 prdiioiren
mo6nte geitern gum criten 0iole ieit
iciner @rnenmtng Dem @eridte bel.
81 wuroe bon ieinGm @ortncr, Ocm
Siilfs StootSompoIt @orrp @. Slice
porgeiteat. Serr g}ice eriuhte babel
9ai6ter @ilioms, gnGoig nit 9ut-
6orot 5u perfabren Oa Scr iel6e lett
lilo gutber5ig" iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
9ale.Saa.spieL.

0oS geitrige 8aie6aG Spiel i'm
Sriole-@orf mar Elm iebr intereiinn-
tes, lnO botten iid nabe5u 1000
5reilnoe Oes Spieles eingeilnOen.
Gas Spiel cnoete nit einenl 5ieg Der
Orioles nit 3 81 iiber Die Gomlds.
Monoger Dunn batte ols @itder
Serb G6ormo6len berausbeoroert,
mdbreno @lc9looD als Sanger filn-
girte. Sir Eoronto iparen Goof uno
acap t6dtie. Gas Spiel 6otte fol-.
genOcn gerlauf:
Soronto.. -. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Baltimore 0 3 90 OO1 0 O-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
yenralbc. .glnsItcllnna.

Cine 9(us1telling pro6tooller 8c'
m1loe oes bcfannten 2cn0Moftsmo
lcrs Cherries q. @dtion lit 5ur 8eit
inn @eobooD- Gonierpotorium eroffnet
uno miro bis 0un Is. @1ai oauern.
@S Iino "a 8iloer ousgeitelt, mel@e
folgcnoc @tptipe boben: Gbc @aroen;
Scno SiaS 8irginio; " S8inter
D1orning; Canadian Goalt Tbc
9foin6ow; StprmD @cot6cr; @arl0
91igbt; nGoolt Of @orginio; Gcour
Sslone; Sipi1ine ono Sbooow; u
W1iItD g1ornine; 9rcofing @aDes;
9(fter t6e Stornl; Ge0nr Sslono
Bead; " 9SIocio Sea; Deloporc
Coat; SBc Sbooom on t6e Sea; Gbc
9orf; Mloribcs Of 98odaprcngue; u
@irginia 9eoh; g}cp.5erieD Goat;
Snconiing GiOe;; %arbor Scenie;
9uong tbe Upper 8ctomoc; yligbt
al Geoar Sslono; 81. g8inou 0a0,
9irginia Goat; Snnriie; ". Sate
@loonriie; 9liebt in tbe Sar6or;
Binter 2onoscapc; gtiebt, Girginia
Gooit; Waoruing uEbe Boat 2ono.
ing; 0uds,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
@ei AnIammcnitpE ncrIeht.

gci cincr Golliiion 5miiden cinem
StroBcnbobn- -8oegon Der Sorforo-
gloenuc-2inie uno einem N1ilHwogen
an Der @de BON S6orp- itnO D&ont.
eonlerD. .StroBe puroe ser autIher
2ufprence gLnoerion bon ieinem git
geihleuOert uno Elm Strom BON llil'
ecfdbr 60 @ollonen Nlilh ergoB iiH
ouf sic StroBe. gio10em ibni III
Scr gldbc Der lliifollitcllc Gr5tlihe
Siilfe 5ii Tbcil geipor0en ipor, fonnte
glnoerion iid noh ieiner @obming
IN gsr. 1927 Siio.GborlesitroBe, be.
geben Seiii @ogen mar erbe6lif
6eid1oigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
49, @LnntneninfrIlen

5ran Charles &reu0er, Die Qllttcr
nes peri6nlibrn 1ctrctdrs ocS
slapors 4reiton, iit ndH elmer rr.
fulareiAen Operation inI DlercDs0os
ipitaI nod ibrer @obnun9. 9ir 723,
&eIt5rantlin.StraBe, 8uriidgetebgt.
ginen intereiiauten @ortras iiber
Eie Grorntidm9en an 4Sanama.
Nanaln miro 9groi. SarfD Nicloing
9lain BON oer 43oMS Noplins llui-
pcriliatS bcnte 9}ahniitta8 . libr iH
bcr NlcGog-Sale1 9aLtpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
gssiaN @siitesaeaenluart.

Die @gploiion eiues &etroleanl.
1fenS creienete iiA aeitern @orHii-
tad III Ser gSobnlng bon @, 3. gSei.
iel an Der Meiiterstown 9ioao, uaDe
glmos. .9l0enue. sri. Guooro g9eiicI
bate Die @eiiteSeeeenlUort oen ii
6lommen ge6iillten Cien III ben %of
8u merien erlitt oo6ci ie0oh crbeb.
lide granowunocn an Sdnoen mo
gIrmea 9ei glntiuit scr in8luiiheu
nlarniirtcn JcuerlucBr uar 0ic &c.
fabr bereits dbgclpanot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05

Snl ga 2cbelsiabre pcrldicO &C.
tern 6rai Gora anipp. 1ieibc
irauert uiro sic Gabngeiheocnc
pon i6reiu o5attcn 5oDn anipp, ibrcn
Anaeborigcn mo 5a6lreicheH 6raiui.
oalt Gia @ocroigung iinoet ont
5aaiitoa gladmittag iiu 2 llbr BON
Dot Anpeac oes Beitottings Snit.
tlts bon Sobn g8. EeafeE glr SOB,
gscit 5a9etteitroBe, aus aif Dem
28eiiern Nrie01ofcD Itait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
@lunatlider @elnnONeits6eridlt.

816reno oes perfloIIeneu @lonots
fonoen in Baltimore 1902 9ooesiGae
uno t149 @eburten Itott. 1876 Scr
ionen itorbeu nod Dem oorliegenoen
8eridlt an 9lmgcuent5iinoung. 40
an Ser5leioen, 70 an @riebtiher
9tierenfronfbeit, 6S an arebs, t0t
an Guberfuloie, 81 an Shlo9onf1I.
len 5 an Grippe, "A an 9eudbuiten,
8 an 8lutOcrgiftmg Is oil 9ronhi.
It's, 10 oil 9llteri6mGhe, 2 nn Iipb.
tberitis, 9 an Sdarlabfic6er imo 4
an GDpbus. @d6reno oes Nlonats
murOen 1886 Sale bon Mnicrn ee-
melOet, geeen 166 ocs gorio6res,
unO Z 3ooesfdac an Waaiern ieitee-
Iielt. gln0crc nnitcdenoe aranfbei.
ten w1breno ocs Mounts woreu:
Gip6tberitis as, StarIa6fieber 1877,
@}imps Sc, aeu6buiien tl3, gcgcn
80 i'm &oriabr, 8inopoden 93, &c.
gen g. im @oriabr, un0 SdninO-
iudt III, eegen 1853 I'M 8orio6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
osidcr6cit Grit- 8ua it Ou.

5o6renoe SiHer6eits 9(usreaung
lit 6elttc uuO morgeu in 8oIti-
more. Gin bon ser @lnOesre.
eierlng ohf Die 9leiie geionoter
SonOer5ue. - 8cIte6t aus 5molf
Stoblmaegous. ~ StonOplos an
@rott- unO GutopitroBe.
Sin aus 5p0lf Sto6lpogeons be-
ite6enOer nSider6eit @rIt-"3ug, mel.
der eine 9(uSitelhng oler @egen-
itdnoe notwithstanding birgt, oie
BON oen beridieoenen giireaiu 3lml
Sdub ser 9iirger unO @ebGuOe be-
nlbt perOen lit bon Ger 9unOes.
3egierung fir cine Gour Our6 @la.
rpIono ouf bic &eiie geididt. Scr
Bug miro 6eilte lmb morgen fir Die
geIi6tigung Seitens oes &ublifunlS
5uoduglid iein Bon bier aus miro
Die 9IusIteaing Oos ipeitliHc @ior1.
lonO beiuhen.
g9GbrenO 0es 6ieiigen glufent6olts
ite6t Ser 3ug ouf oen @eleiIen scr
Baltimore inO Ohio @iien6o6n"
a scr Grott- ipeItli6 Der @iitow-
StroBe uno lit Dem @ublifum bon
10 llbr &ormittoes bis 4 llbr Iah-
mittagS, bon 2 ll6r g}ohnittogs bis
6 ll6r 9l6cnos unO bon Z bis s ll6r
9(benOS 5ug1ngIid. Bon s bis 10
ll6r N(benOs luerOcn @onoclbilOcr,
Die ouf oie nSi6er6eit Grit" 9eitrc.
bune umO oif OaS Giienbo6nmeicl
im 9lagemeineu 9e5ug bo6eu. ee-
5ciet.
Wlorgcu itcbt Scr BUG ipic am@or-
tage 5ur 8eiidtiguns sur @erfii-
gung, lit ober om Sonutog geidIoi.
fen. @ouperneir Sorrington Dlog-
or Ereiton, oie Spiten Der 9eb0r-
oen unO anoere @erciniglmgen mer.
ben 6eute 8ur 9eiibtisung 8ugegeu
iein.
Inter Ocn 9(usitellungS G6iefteu
GefiuOcn iid @egcnltduoe OcS Sbab-
ants Geportemcnts, Ser 9ebensrct.
hlnes glrtifcl sur See pic 9iet.
tltugS6oote, aanoncn unO gojcn.
6crncr @egeuItGnoc oes ariegs-
Geportements, 0torine 9(usitelllng
Geportement Ocs Snncrn NIT elmer
Collection &ettungs @egenItdn0c
III 9crgmcrfen, mic aonoricnpogcI-
SoucrItoffpuupcn Si1crbeitslam-
pen, Gooiuni SoI5 etc. Oie 2ono-
pirtbihaftlide 9lbtbeilung, Die @an
oels Gomniiiion Oos amerifaniide
&otbc &reu5 nno oos @iien6obn-Si-
c6er6eitsmeien lit poaitdnoig bertre-
ten.
9lur cinnol bo6en Die 9oltinoret
@clegenbeit, oieie eigenartige 9(uss
Itelling 81 ie6en iiuO fam Der Be
iud ni6t Oringeno eenug cmpio6len
iueroen Die 9lusitelllng lit bon Der
9unoes 9iegierung inter Dem 3u-
Iammenar6eitcu Ger galtimoresS6io-
gobn arrangirt moroen PIN Dlon-
tag 1T Der 3ug in 5reoerid, @l0.
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M on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
llntrrdnLtnnn .gHrnlnriirr.

a3gros"-2iclc geo6e iolaeaoes 1Dern9les
Deroire;
Donneiliaa. Stciinq, Gnniao WlQiince ullo
MDeuDS s1 Irpbdiorc"
s,3nDciu zoe LcnipicrS"
sepppbtomr" Gaubepilc uHo Q8nnbcblhcr.
.,MlntNlnnD" Snuncbiuc uno gNduocbilocr.
oNjsNNf Alancnllr" VI 4ar of @ires
aBlaNlnNn SD0rB Nlub" Som ~ bia l7
Wlll Hfliuiuht9 atcnncn sm Aimiico.
,AFbciter' Welanauercin NiRlgtcit" SrciQQ
hen 3. WlQl 6auiileH2lbcno In @prlng's
Haile", @dc J0i Abenle ino 3. GtrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05

EcIearaplildler g9rtter6rridlt.

glns ocn iibrigen 9uuocs @cttcr
aeobotbtlugs 5totionen puroen bic
foIaanocn b6cbiten Eempcratircn
bic irm 8 llbr ecitcrn 9l6eno bcrrid.
ten, beridtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
1rr @eItfrice 6rnte uOr eiucm
1olIr.


,Sn Der Cjegca0 BON Ypern ncb
men sic Ecutihei oas @e66it
9oubcule. iiioueiilitb bon ct
3ulien uuo iie eritiirmcn Die
So6c 60 iiioliH bon 2)pern
Sn Ulaas Nloiel-9t6idnitt per
iagen Bic Dcltid6en Oic6rnn5oicn
ais i6rer 5trlluaa til Maloc bon
glillg, nehmcu 1000 6ran5oien
gcinngcn uno crbriltcu 0leihiibc
uno uiel ariesSnateriol.
3u g9eii.%ali5ien riicfen Infer
5lii0el inO Centrum Der 9lrmce
Osadenien bis sur @isIofa Dor;
scr rcdte Sllgel inter General
y @nuid) it6Bt iibcr 3migroo
bis an oie SaiioIta por lno per-
le1t curH bic 9eieBung bon 81.
fla 0ie aus llngarn nod 9loroen
fiibren0e aarpntbeniiraBe, Iie
ruiiiicbe 9esfioen.glrmee 5ie6t iid)
pom ungariiAem 9ooen 3uriid
ueriolat BON Der @eercsabtbei.
llNg oeS oiierreifBiidlen Generals
i. gurocuic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05

Sir @}arDlono mo Den Giitritt
Columbia bcutc beipolft mo regnc-
riid. iiiolihe Minoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05

Die oOiteno @erihonerlngSsScr.
einisnne" baIt bente nit Der Eameu,
gereiniglng i'm Gaiino oes r@atter'
ion.Forfs" cine gcmeinidaitlideScr.
ianinlllng ab, I'M iiber bic &orbcrci'
tllngeu fir cine pcrniinftige 4. 5illi'
SSeier 5it beratben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
Qait .glnto linn 5ycurr.

Sin Siefcrungs.9Iuto Der 6irmo
5duiter & Co., 9lr. ala, 9aoro.
SomorO.S .Strabe, oerietb eeitern @or-
mittae ge9en 10 llbr an Ser @de
bon Garrouton. uno 2oiapette.glDe-
nue in grnno iiuO piir0e niht I'M.
crteblidl 6eidlGoist. Die 6eueriuebr
loidte Die 6lonimen. Der Gbnuffeiir
Jroiit SoDOan fam obne SAuOen 5it
nehmell, onpon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
GMiffsfarten

BON uno na6 7eltihlanO mo Oe.
Iterreid- d-ltngarn iiber &ottcr0am ino
Rem yorf. @eloienouneen nad @n.
ropa.
SbeO. S. 0iener & Gp.,
217 Sit-Ynltimure-Gtry
.MGr513-l 243 GhO-gruaoiDaH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05

ldlaft ysetter. g,nrean.
gleridt 0co Nnltimnrr Observation-Disclosures

Ger 5cudtigteitsgebalt Der &uft
mar IA SSro6cut inn s ll6r @3oroens
ano 73 4ro5ent Inn s llbr gIbenos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05

Nulafae. ifilD,..t..f4 ~. AQbta, ttilp 90
peleun. HAT. ...i2 Scrnnipn. irlb. d2
}ndionoiue ilii0. S2 @hrcpcpOrt ildr..1s
sfai'les etiG irip ls @poiane ilat, .f..lQ
iNiptpiRt tilrh ~. 10 @hrucuics irllb. 6S
NnmNuiNr. ilar N N2 IdfHpd iriib . 1872
WSafWciie. Alc8cn 90 gRniDluaiun. Mcacn az
UNnst2ls, lut DS 2slMllpea' lalp ,., .n@
PIX iil0wclilidlc Storlng Der lcB
ten 5ipei Iaac bat iid 6inter oci
@olf pon St. 9uiprcucc pcrBogcn.
lpdbrcno Die norooitlihe Sen see
Superior nit perminoerter 6citia
ieit crreidjt bat Cine 5weitc 5to.
rnna aleider glrt befinoct iid sur
Belt iber 9Il6erta. @inr 5peittlaiiige
5t6rnng 0ic iid ii6er @irgiuin uuo
9lortb Carolina 6cfinoei. Dat aaoc.
meiuen glcaen iii NlaruIano Dis fits.
ipeiilif6 nnb Georgia 6erporgerllfen
eIlcihfails reguete cs III Der glabt
3llnt Ionneritag bon @euniplpanien
lno glciu Seriep uor0pdrts uno
Horooitudrts, iii Ibeilen BON 1en.
telice nno Dem Cbio.Tbal. Syu All.
peren 16eilcn oes aanoes NOR oos
gHritcr fldr
Gs Ut ctUas fii9ler III 0en allan
ilidDeu Staoten mdbreuo pcitIic6 oes
DliIiiiiippi 6Iuiics Sic 1cnperohwen
iiir Die Saiion init 9lusnabme Der
AldriFic.Aiiitc 5ieutlid bod limo. Dfit
2Iusnabmc bon lptdlen 9c6rnidllen
w opr nor0lit6en obcren Scc.9leqion
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New Britain herald., 1916-05-03
REJECTED ESTATE IS
 VALUED AT $l94,86O
Was Declined on Ground it Was
 ''Tainted Money"

New York, May 3-An appraisal, filed yesterday in the surrogates Of flee in Brooklyn, shows that when Miss Edith H. Kitching of No. 24 Bank street, Manhattan, refused to accept the estate left by her uncle, Francis F. Ripley, upon the ground that it was Tainted money she turned down $194,S60. The estate was first roughly estimated at $2OO,- 900, but the official appraisal shows 1t to be S194,860.
 Inasmuch as Ripley died intestate, and Miss Kitching, his only heir, has refused to accept any part of the property left by him, it is likely ul- timately to be paid into the state treasury. The estate is being ad- ministered temporarily by the Ham, ilton Trust company in Brooklyn un- der the supervision of the public administrator.
 Charles J. McDermott, attorney for the trust company, stated that upon proof to the surrogate of Kings coun- ty that Miss Kitching has refused to accept the estate. an order may be made requiring that it be held in the Chamberlain's office for six months at the end of which 1t would become payable to the state.
 Could Miss Kitching claim the estate at any time during her life ?" MT. McDermott was asked. "after it had been held six months in the state treasury?''
 'I believe she could," he answered.,
 MT. Ripley died last Nov. II at No. so State street. Brooklyn. in a fur nished room. He lived the life of a recluse, retired from all active busi- ness for many years before his death His estate consisted principally of stocks and bonds.
 Claims against the estate. which were disallowed by the appraiser, but which may eventually have the effect of turning nearly $75,O0O over to var ious charities. as as follows: Long Island college hospital $2O,OOO, and the Brooklyn Childrens Aid society, Brooklyn hospital and House of St. Giles the Cripple, $1O,OO0 each. The Waysile Home made claim of S13,OO0 against the estate, and Anna A. h. gels one of S1O.O0O
 MT. McDermott said the claims are mortgages apparently executed by Ripley before he died, in favor of the claimants.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-03
LIBERALIZE GOVT.
 OF PORTO RICO
Elective Senate and U. S. Citizenship for Uiterates Is Planned by @ --,
 Jones Bill

Washington, May 3.-Lberaliza- tfon of the Porto Rican territorial government was debated today in the house. Real consideration of the Jones bill, called up late yesterday, began with democratic members of the insular committee urging it's pas- sage as a step toward democratizing the islands status.
 The measure is similar in general outline to the bill for extending self-government in the Philippines, now in conference. A new Porto Rican elective senate of nineteen members, in addition to the present house of thirty-nine representatives, would be authorized, and new ex- ecutive departments of agriculture and labor established. The franchise would be given adult males able to read and write and paying taxes S3 CT more year, and citizens of the island would become automatically citizens of the United States.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-03
SEEKING HOMESSTEADS.
Employes of United States Railroad to
 Form Alaskan Colony.

Seward, Alaska, May 3-T. M. Hunt, in charge of the Chugach Na- tional Forest, announced today that applications were being received from employees of the United States rail- road for homesteads at the mouth 1f Quartz Creek on Kenai Lake This will be the first colony of homestead CTS established on Kenai Peninsula as a result of the building of the government railroad
 All the applicants are men of fam flies who expect to improve the land during the summer and work for the railroad during the winter until they are able to support themselves off their land.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-03
Crepe de Chine Petticoats $4.8|

Crepe de Chine Petticoats in white trimmed wd founce of satin rufles and ribbon rosettes anoth9 dainty style trimmed with flet lace and rosettd
New Britain herald., 1916-05-03
KEEP ON AKISSIN'
Boston Health Authority Says There's
 No Danger

Boston, May 3-'Keep on kissing. girls; don't be afraid of the germs.'
 This is the advice given by Dr. Charles E. Page, head of the Health school, after criticising the remarks of Dr. c. V. Chapin. the Providence health official, who, in his talk before the Harvard Medical school, put the ban on all kissing.
 We're getting germ crazy" said pr. Page. Now we have put the bug into kissing. Do you suppose all this tommyrot about kissing will l.c needed?
 Why should we frighten court ing couples I've been physician a number of years, but I've spent all my time in rebutting testimony from physicians which is mere speculation and does more harm than good. and I can prove it."