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BUSINESS RECORD.



PHILIP 3 HARRIS. manufacturer Petit
sos,s, 4os s%rosdway; inyo,untSrNi LA
liathc'd appointed receiver.
Schedules In bankruptcy.
MEMpEI: L.IBoM,Tz, s.y fSscs;i ~ o..
GpEENBERG. leather goods, $40
r, r. Z ..rn"; T z" Bronx Liabilities
SAM RrRsrEIS, paints and vsrnish.s.
%: , E'S ;s.dse "'f rr,"slra si': sIsims: i n.Sesy:
third Ward Bank. 1880: George 2Im-
norman 4 CO.. $500. Jacob Begun. $500.
Assignments.
cosMus 4 co. lScc.. PRINTING. engraving
signed to in. Jane. owen Trryon Com.
pany. Incorporated In 1915; Kenneth \.
GGsWWSs + PresidcS,; v.cr,,p,>o cov.
pASy, iNc,, isi Lsfays,is, street. manu-:
ssS,sp,1s I"mPT;w .;'isnsf t% w' ha5
ert Heller II president OF company.
Discharges In Bankruptcy.
B~ANKRUPTS DISCHARGED by Judge
MAYER; james. a.. Hooper. Shirley. J.
Gr.ison' David i!!shTs man }Shn :. rettst ,;
bernard l."vy, foblns A.. Lsu. Fanny
OSBORNE; Joseph =; hoss, Morris sshr1-
Marchask and David sutdut.
Manhattan judgments Filed.
First name Ia that OF dcbtor)
bernardo, Charles-w. n. Holmes. s75Sci
HAyet, COD. y, Ducas Co.,,.....,.... S.ss5 ~
Guy OF n. Wv. II. Scott .,..,yn.. $4,000
EN- Houshtalins q Co. Inc,-L. A. 49,.
Green. EliIabeth-A,. s. Leland ,.,.,,, sOss
= r. Favor. l.o.s 30
Same-Same Ss 81
,IOveland. Harold j. W. Neimsoth.. Gls.St
Mack. James C,-Travelers lns. CO.. S5o. 90
.sprinkler Co,.,.."",""...."..,,. i,sn.sA
PittsburF Plate Glass Co.-H. Janot. 1hO. "a
Rosen. NORRIS, IrisAmp. ......,.... 7G "a
schwe ielbers, .Tilic-A. NJ, Goebe,.... $50 81
sheepshead Bay Speedway Corp
Frank presbrey Co.,..,-,.....,'.... a,osl q
Twombly, W irving-M ulier. Mac.
lean 9 Co, Inc. u'..,.""".,..~'.. ~ 81
Tracy, VIM, Al. y. Drew,...,"," es,5Is 81
Brenn Judgments Filled.
Kratssch. Kurt and Katie-K. Kieser 1;<s n
Levy. Isaac Blu. Bird ..,...,...... 10 4!
Mutual Front Realty Con-. Il,
Brown ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1875,
Manhattan Ratisaed Judgments.
First, debtor; second. creditor: date FLED
Busr. Henry We. j Murphy;
March 70. 1875. ..u,,..,.n.... oS1l q
Realty 4 Construction; July ~
w.msers.r, Max ~" ss-,nssaItoviic,:;:; ""'''
NY, ilie .Ins.. Co.-L..v Lockwood;
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1ATEs ON oraER c0UNrRIRs.


Approximate PARTIES Of above are: Hol.
land. G.isx lire, drachms and francs rsopec.
lively; Denmark. MS cents: Austria, .o..s
cents: Denmark. Sweden and Norway. g A.
q: 20 cents: Argentina. gold. IooeS pesos: In.
dia. SEA cents; Japan. W.a centA
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ACCEPTANCES SPOT DELIVERY.
~ Days. - Days. 30 Day..
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
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CALL MONEY!.
TINE MONEY.
tAn i%ndustriais.
MIXED LOANS.


Urine Endorsed bills receivable
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IN BILLS ON LONDON.

RANGES or DEMAND RATES.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08

day morning service was The Kind of Religion a Person Ought to Have"
 Cemetery Association Meets.
 The Columbia cemetery association held it's annual meeting Saturday aft ernoon and elected the following off cers: President J. ?. Little; vice pres idcnt, L. F. Lyman; secretary and treasurer, F. l. Hunt; finance commit tee, Charles K. Hitchcock. Henry E.. HutChins, $. B. West; sexton, John A. Lewis. The executive committee was instructed to complete the grading of the road leading 10 the cemetery and to make other necessary improvements whenever in their opinion there were sufficient funds to complete the work.
 Choral society's Concert.
 The Choral society closes the sea son with d concert this Saturday, evening under the direction of Mrs. l.. L. Lyman. During the winter Mrs. Lyman has given her services in the interest Of more and better music and local people greatly appreciated her generosity.
 Miss Vera Collins. who is teaching in COiebrOCk, is spending the vacation at her home on Columbia Green.
 Hubert Woodward left last week for New Haven. He is in the employ of the Western Electric Company. Mrs. John Fl. Davis and children have been spending several days with Mrs. Davis fathe~, William \. Collins at Chestnut Hill.
 Mir. and Mrs. Baker of Vernon Gen. ter, spent portion of last week and also a portion of their honeymoon as guests of Miss Ruth Isham, at tine home of her parents, NIT. and Mrs Henry C. Isham, at Chestnut Hill. Miss Harriet K. Porter. who has been spending the vacation with heI ! parents, Mir. and Mrs. Il. w. Porter returned to her studies at Wellesley ! college last Monday. Miss Porter will | be graduated the coming June.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
SPRING HILL

Harry M. Day has moved to the c. O. Reynolds farm near Mansfield De- pot. having secured the position as farm mana ger there.
 Last Friday evening neighbors and friends of Miss Bernice Storrs show cred kitchen utensils upon her, but no umbrellas were spread.
 NrS. E. F. Bellows of Brooklyn. N. T., was a guest at the home of Judge l.. J. StOrrs the first of the week
 Mrs. F. F. StoTrs and Mary StOrrs returned Saturday from a visit in Co., tuit. Mass.
 Town Clerl; ". F.. Ross was in Hart ford Wednesday.
 Miss Harris has returned to her du- ties in the public school and is board ing at the home of ID. C. Flahertv.
 The selectmcn held regular monthly eeting Monday at old quarters. the Sears house. but hereafter will prob ably use the new room in the town building, as the town safes have all ready been moved there. Miss Ruth Davoll is i'll at her home in Mansfield Centre. r.. F. Storrs is suffering from a re- turn of his old trouble, brought on by a cold.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
BOLTON

Prof. Samuel NJ. Alvord and family and Mrs. Louis P. Jewett and son, kenon Jewett. of Hartford, have re- turned home, after a week spent at the AlvOrd farm in town.
 Miss Helen Berry of Hartford spent the week end with Miss Adelia N. Loomis at Echo Ridge farm.
 John Hutchinson and Herbert Hutchinson were recent visitor with relatives in Hartford
 Fred H. Phelps of Windsor who has summer home in Bolton, is in St. Louis.
 Wild geese went over the Center last week Saturday. The next night frogs started their annual spring song in Bolton.
 Miss Margaret Daily of Bolton who is a member of the seniors in the South Manchester High School is with her class on a trip to Washing ton, D. c.
 The Bolton schools opened last Mon- day after a week vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
ELLINGTON
By Mapping Creamery-Miss Warn CT Leaves For Kentucky.

The Ellington Creamery company has discontinued making butter and the business has been taken over by the Mapping Creamery company. The cream will now be collected about town by Buell. Sikes and taken by him to Mapping.
 The monthly business meeting and social of the Y. $. C. F. was held on Monday evening at the home of Miss Fannie Barber.
 Mrs. J. E. Talcott was a visitor in town for the week end.
 Mrs. Harriet Pease left Saturday for a visit of several weeks with an aunt at Atlantic City. Miss Marion Pease spent the week Miss Susie Pease. S Mrs. Nellie Rice has returned ! from a visit of several weeks with rel | atives in New Haven and New Lon- | don.
 Goes to Kentucky. Miss Jennie Warner left Saturday | to go to Kentucky to begin her work | in a mission school for the mountain | whites.
 | Leroy Bower, who has been employ | ed by Hathaway Brothers, has se- | cured a place in Vernon and moved | there with his family. MT. and Mrs | w. J. Mcknight have moved into tn,
 house vacated by MT. Bower.
 Friends of Mir. and Mrs. E. F. Love | land are glad to see them able to bl | out again after their long and critica
 illness.
 Mrs. J. J. Robinson was taken to ;
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Hartford hospital Tuesday afternoon. She has been i'll for several weeks.
 Home From Florida.
 MT. and Mrs. Miles Aborn and daughter. Ruth, returned Tuesday afternoon from Florida where they have been spending the winter.
 Reverend c. NJ. Perry and Mrs. Per " have returned from a three weeks visit in Holden, Mass.
 Class Social.
 Friendship class held a most inter estinE social at Mrs. O. H. AIaynard's 8 Friday evening. The subject for the evening was Pictures" and each member showed a copy of the picture best liked by tine individual, and told why it was the favOrite. There was a good attendance.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
WELLINGTON
Mrs. Emily B. Gardner Reaches Soth
 5irthday-Ineubators Running.

Bible school commenced at p. m. Sunday. There were GO present. Miss Alice ". Pratt was appointed to take charge of the Easter concert with power to choose her assistants.
 The Lords supper was observed
 Miss Lula Kennedy of Vermont, who is teaching in Springfield, Mass, passed the week end with Miss Pratt.
 Misses Palmer and Cunning went on Monday to New York for a visit.
 Samuel A. Gardner of New Haven spent Sunday with his mother and sis ter.
 Her sfth Birthday.
 Mrs. Emily Baker Gardner passed her S4th birthday Tuesday.
 The friends of Mrs. John ATerricll now of Minneapolis, Minn.. have been reminded that he will be 90 on the 3l-9 ColfaN avenue, South.
 w. L. Clark is recovering after an operation at City hospital, HolyOke, Mass.
 Miss Florence May Price, graduate nurse of Providence, R. l.. who pass ed her sirlhoOd years here, has spent a pleasant winter at St. Augustine, Florida, where she expects to re- main until May before coming north.
 Returns to Florida. Mrs. Fred NJ. Preston who came to | Hartford at the time of the death of l her father, Rev L. Higgins, has re- turned t. her home in Pine Castle, Florida.
 Sunday. March 18th. Rev. Earl W DarrOw had a supply at his own church in West Hartford and preacn- 1 cd by request at Asylum Avenue ! Baptist church for Rev. Mir. FennOld the pastor who was i'll. R. F. D. Carrier Charles Homer and Charles Lyon have six incUbators and many others have a smaller num- | Der. Thus far all the poultry raIs- CTS report small matches. The sea- son has been unfavOrable. Miss Church has her house full of bOarderS
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
EAST HADDAM
Prizes Awarded at Poverty Social
 Vacation Guests.

William Doane Of Essex was in towr a few days since and purchased two pairs of fine steers.
 Mrs Hattie Stark Hotchkiss is 1T with grip.
 IT. Ward Hotchkisz. who is empsov- cd by N. B. Whitfield of Y. Fl. visit cd his -r1 ndmOther. Mrs. II. z. Stark recently.
 MT. Hotchkiss has just returned from Toledo. Ohio, where he attend ed the convention of automobile deal CTS.
 Miss Elsie Reynolds spent her va. cation in New Haven.
 The Village Improvement society met in their rooms Tuesday evening.
 Miss Julia Price of New York city has been spending her vacation with friends in town
 Everett Hunt of Chester has been spending a week at his uncle's. Mar shall Miners.
 Poverty Social.
 The Poverty social held at the town hall few nights since was an enjoy able affair. Prizes were awarded foE the most unique and original poverty stricken costumes. Mrs Martha Smith won the lady's prize and Walter M Gillette the gentlenen's prize Everett dren's prizes Bames of various kinds and dancing were enjoyed
 Miss Elizabeth Fuller after spend- ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Miller. has returned to her home on Main street.
 Home For Vavation.
 Miss Elizabeth P. Peck. teacher in Hartford High School has been spend- ing the week with her parents in Lit l tie Haddam. Albert F. Smith. instructor at Brown ! a' few days with fIixx ave university. Providence, is spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. Mar | tha Smith.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
HEBRON
Meeting of the L. A. S.-Water il
 Rectcry Cellar Causes Trouble.

The l.. \. :. met with Mrs. Mary Frink Thursday afternoon.
 The selectmen had a meeting in the town clerks office Saturday.
 Edward Bill of New York. who has a summer residence here, was in town over Sunday.
 Helen Gilbert returned last Sun day to Ellington where she is teach ing.
 David Horton returned to Storrs college Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Mary Lord is home for the spring vacation.
 Miss Helen Jones of Wellesley col lege has been visiting at Mrs. How ard Hart's, returned Monday after noon.
 Miss Eva Jones. who teaches in Hartford. visited her sister, Mrs. Howard Hart last week
 Miss QuigS Of East Hampton has returned to her school in this place. after having grip and measles
 Mrs. Alice Thompson was in willi- mantle. Tuesday.
 Water in Reetory Cellar.
 Rev. Mir. Roosevelt has so much wa ter in the cellar at the rectory that it is almost impossible to use the fur mace.
 Mrs. Ned Raymond expects to re- turn today CSarurdayD
 -hES- Leon thdlhDuu IS gaining slow ly: it will be some time before she can return.
 Mrs. Joseph Brooks and son are visiting at William CirifFin's.
 Mrs. Arthur Lynde and son are vis- iting at her sisters. Mrs. Edmund HoTton'S.
 Mrs. Clayton Lord and children were guests Thursday of Mrs. Lords parents. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Raymond
 Miss Charlotte Little Of Hartford is the guest of Mrs. Roger Porter.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
BOLTON NOTCH
Newly~eds Visiting in Town-StaIIed Autotruek Pulled Out by Five Yoke of Oxen.

MT. and Mrs. Clarence Daily from Waterbury are spending their honey moon at his grandmother's. Mrs. Lo- ren Maine's. They were married on Sunday in Thomaston. The bride was Agnes Halock of Thomaston
 F. M. Howard is able to be out after his illness.
 Hauled Truck From Mud.
 An autotruck loaded with furniture got stuck on the Andover road We'd nesday. It took five yoke of cattle to get 1t out to the bridge.
 Mis- Hattie Warner of South Man chester spent Sunday with her grand mother, Mrs. NJ. F. Howard.
 Miss Mabel Howard was home over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Loren Maine visited al Lyman Maine's in Willimantic over Sunday.
 Mrs SE. A. Shaw was called to New York Monday by the death of an uncle
 Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Woodward re. turned Tuesday from the conference at Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
MANSFIELD DEPOT
Item Concerning Pastors Salary
 Claimed to be Incorrect.

The item published Saturday, April 1, under the heading, State Convention Assumes Responsibility for Pastors Salary is incorrect. MT. Kline is not placed in this field by the convention.
 The convention does not assume the responsibility for his salary.
 The salary of the pastor has been always fully paid as agreed upon.
 The convention will pay about one sixth of the salary.
 The trustee of the fund named has regularly paid to the trea of the church all that is available under the terms of the trust.
 Everything in the church is har- monious, the congregation being or the increase and the Sunday schoo steadily growing-in interest and il numbers.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
Post Office Quarters.
COLUMBIA
Result cf Republican Caucus-Comedy Presented at Grange Meeting Cemetery Association Votes In- prcvements When Funds Permit.

provements When Funds Permit
 At the Republican caucus, Repre- sentative T. c. Tucker and A. F. Lyman were chosen delegates to the state convention. D. A. Lyman, Will liam M. Wolff and J. DeIOss Willis were chosen town committee for two years.
 Building New House.
 Cecil L. Gates and family, who have been spending the winter in New York, where Mir. Gates has been en- gagged in Y. NJ c. A. work have ar rived in Columbia and are boarding at Curtis A. Holmes. MT Gates is hay ing new house erected on land pur- chased of Mir. Holmes, and expects to have it completed this spring.
 Play at Grange.
 The Grange held it's regular meeting last Wednesday evening. A special program had been arranged, the fea- ture of which was a three-act comedy drama Bar Haven, presented by the Grange Dramatic club. There was music by the Grange orchestra and brass quartet between the acts.
 Rev. T. N. Owens topic at the Sun
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
RzEHROW
Owners Of Peach Orchards to Start Spraying - Hartford Club Wants Land Posted for Game and Fishing Rights.

George \. Sterry has moved his saw mill to the Connecticut EpiIeptic col Ony wood lot
 were seen Passing over here this week.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the trost-proof storage house at the Fous- ton nurseries.
 The, roads are in worse condition than for years past, owing to the deep holes caused by the frost.
 The roads near the EpiIeptic colony are hardly passabIe.
 To Start Spraying.
 Peach growers are practically through trimming the trees and ex- pect 10 start in spraying this week
 Several brush fires have been seen this week.
 There is a great shOrtage of hay in this vicinity.
 Some of the farmers have turned their cattle out to browse on the brush.
 Trout fishermen have not been seen in the vicinity owing to the swollen condition of the brooks.
 Want Land Posted.
 A Hartford game and fish club has 9 local representative offering the farmers ten cents per acre for posting. their land and brooks for the hunting and fishing rights. Several of the farmers have accepted, with the idea of turning the revenue toward the taxes. Several large dandelions were seen by the roadside this week. "oOGchu2ks have been seen clean ing out their burrows. 4 flock Of nine quail has survived the winter in the orchard at Wood stock farm. Che of the farmers drawing clover hay reported seeing a large buck on the opposite side of a stone wall sniff fins the air while passing. Eggs are more plentiful and prices cheaper. Students Or Spring Trip.
 Two of the Agricultural college students will start on their annual pruning and spraying trip this week. A bald eagle was seen in this vicin- ity recently.
 A few of the farmers have had their horses clipped ready for spring work. Found ATbutus.
 Mildred Filler picked a large bunch of trailing arbutus in the vicinity of MerrOw this week.
 Edward Williams has returned as foreman to WOOdside farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
UNION

Raymond Barrows. who has been in the Johnson hospital, having been poisoned by dogwood, is gaining.
 Charles Chism has moved his steam mill to Stafford.
 The snow has mostly all wasted away with the warmth of April sun.
 Robins, woodpeclIers, Phoebe and week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
STAFFORDVILLE
Rev. E. H. TunnicIiffe Goes to Ware Woman Preacher Assigned to Local Methodist Church.

Rev. F. IT. TUnnicliffe. who has been pastor of the Methodist church here for two years, returned from confer ence Monday. He left town Wednes- day to make bis home at present with his daughter in Ware, Mass.
 Woman Minister to Preach.
 Miss A. F. Brown. wno has been pastor for two years of the Methodist church in EastfOrd. has been assigned to the local Methodist church. She ar rived in town Thursday and will preach her first sermon here Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Lima Booth returned home the first of this week after several weeks at the home of Mrs. Frank Lasbury at Stafford Hollow
 Mrs. Samuel Bates. who has been ill in the Johnson Memorial hospital since last September. returned to her home last week Friday. NIT. and Mrs. John Rishton were guests of MT. and Mrs. James Roberts in Orcuttville over Sunday. Visited in Unicn. Master Herbert R. Bosworth has | been spending his spring vacation oi | two weeks with his grandmother, Mrs | Sarah BaIlou in Union. | Miss Bertha Belcher has been the | guest of. relatives in Jewett City the | past week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

morning to work on the state road in
 AHdover. Mrs. c. s. Amidon is spending sev- l erai days with Mrs. William Downs. | of West WilIingtOn. | Mrs. Arthur Deveraux of West Will | ingUon is seriously iIl
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
Death or Miss Edson.

The community was shocked last Monday morning to learn of the death Of Miss Mabel EdSOu at Dalton, Mass. She had recently suffered an attacl. causing her death Sunday evening. w.. A. Abbott, a half brother. received word of her serious illness Sunday morning and at once left for Dalton. Much Of Miss EdsOn's life was spent in Stafford, where she was born. Since the death of her mother, Mrs. l.. A. AolbrOOk, in August, 1914, she has made her home in Dalton. She was d regular attendant of the Universaiist church and librarian of its Sunday school for many years She was also a faithful member of the grange, talk inS a keen interest in it's welfare and for eight years previous to leaving | town was it's efficient secretary. The funeral was held at the Univer- saIist church Wednesday afternoon at 1 2 o'clock, Rev. C. H. PUffer officiating | Mrs. c. H. Moore sang. The bearers were J. P. Brown, J. w. Robinson, F. | i. LaSburg, George H. Lord, J. M. Larned, G. D. Ide. Burial was at Hill | side cemetery.
 RreVities. Rev. MT. Carpenter of Hartford will preach at the Baptist church Sunday | morning and evening.
 i Mrs. D. Maynard is the guest of MT, | and Mrs. Alex BarrowS.
 | Miss Nettie Brown has returned to Dean Academy after spending her va | cation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs | Ava s. Brown.
 The two basketball games in the town hall last Friday evening aroused much interest, the local boys taking
 both games.
 Capt. Longheed's men won from the s. Y. NJ. c. seconds by the close SCOT
 of 20 to IS in a game which was al
 times very exciting.
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leave for Csnacla.
ICIiand County EAST WELLINGTON

Frank Eosworth. who has worked 'sr several seasons with Louis Morse sarrauJeIiHs cn WilInSton Hill. is i'll I.-l stomach trouble at his home on NaetfoTu Hill.
 Heruan Cushman went Wednesday
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 Miss Olive Williams returned to Mt Holyokc Seminary, Tuesday. after a snort vacation at home.
 S@airs Gave Way.
 Miss Jane Clark had quite a serious fall d. her home last Friday. She had been in the cellar and a. she was ascending the stairs when near the top. they suddenly gave way. letting her fasI 70 the cellar bottom. Miss Clark ls over SD and the fall shook her Up seriously.
 Rev. SherrOd Soule, of Hartford, is expected Jo preach at the church Sun 5ay.
 Leave fer Canada.
 Alexander Hough sold out his live stock farming tools and q large quan- lity ur household goods at public auc- tlCu Tuesday. \ crowd was there from surrounding towns and gCod prices were obtained. Mir. LIOugh left this week with his three children, for Toronto, Canada where Mrs. Hough has been at her parents home the past month during the illness and death of -oT WOthcT They are to make their ,. me with Mrs. Houeh's father
 Mrs Clifton 5. Gaurch was taken 70 ihe EartfOrl lrSiUBDit ital for treatment Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
STAFFORD
Sudden Death at Dalton, Mass, of Miss Mabel Edson-Hartford Pastor to Preach Sunday.

Miss Ethel SauIt was taken to John son hospital last week for treatment.
 The topic for '. r. C. L. Sunday evening will be Habits. Leader, Ra- Chael Glover.
 Mrs. Philena Preble and Miss liar riet Wiers have rented the tenement over the store of Ii. r. Cudy and are taking possession.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08
Change in Tenants.
STORRS
Station Staff in conferance-Tea Roon Attendants-New Quarters for Post Office.

On Sunday Rev MT. Marshall preached an inspiring sermon on the life and character of John Muir, in his great American series.
 The station staff met Tuesday af- tornOOn. The discussion of the subject of the relation of experiment station works to extension work was led by AIr Southwicli.
 The ladies' circle met at the home of Mrs. 4. T. Stevens and voted to as sist in the purchase of new hymn books for the church and repairs to the parsonage.
 At the Tea Room.
 The tea room this week was in charge of committee consisting of Mrs. Edward, Mrs. E1sten. Mrs. Garri- gus, Mrs. Hallisey and Miss Rose brooks The Misses Grant, Rogers, FOetsch and COusley assisted with the serving.
 Post Office Quarters.
 The room in the Main building, for merly used for mathematics. has been divided into two parts, one to be used for the post office and the other for the college registrar.
 Prof. F. O. Smith has been in New York and Philadelphia this week on bl4sSHess.
 Mrs Miller of Waterbury is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Brurdage.
 Mrs. Scheibe of Cambridge, Mass. is visiting Mrs. w. L. Slate.