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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
LOST CONTROL Of MOTORCYCLE
CRASHED DOWN So FOOT HILL

!iion of the advisory committee Of the
Holloway neacOnesS home. The OBJ
1eCt is to create Il greater interest in
the home. At the conclusion Of The
dinner an elaborate program Will be
carried out.
Mrs. Carries SwartZ. Of Washington,
y. c., will be the principal speaker.
Mrs. Welday. superintendent of the
home: Or. j. l.. Bird. Rev. Charles
Sevringhaus, Or {. VI. Church and
others will speak. Mrs. Elsie Fischer
Kincheloe will direct the musical pro-
gram
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
MINER INJURED
Adena Man Admitted To Ferry HOS
ptal Suffering With Fractured
Limb

Mike Kcnnask. OF AGcna. Ohio,
was admitted 20 tn" Martins Ferry
hospital shortly befor" nldnis mr.: sui
f.rjnr with a fracture OF the left leg
hollow the knee He was injured IN
the North Fork min" near .Ndcna.
nr Hannah and pr. MCGinn!s re-,
Iuced the fracture. Tn" injured man
is - years Of age.
Mcllv-nid she say he was a good
srruder? ,..,..s
naiL her ,ion'--IIGCH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
Appeal From Lane.

WASIUNGTON. Ar"il lf.--SecTctarr
! Ian. Tonight ilpp"al"d !" holders Of land
made NHiuahl" by government rc'lainp-
! ZION work 70 put Ali th"ir available soil
! in food crops II" said band in rNC"Ss of
| 20. GoU acres made uso-uI rs The GOV
! crnmert and not Under tilaE" II planted
| would produce ST.. 900, 400 worth Of food
ihiS NCAr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17

work., III" miners employed by that
company at CHrbundalc. LonEacrr and
National. fay-ttr county. went on strike
to-day. District officers Of the miners
We're sent To the mines to try to bring
:.hnMt 4 settlement Of the differences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
MARYLAND Acts.

BALTIMORE. Md. April IT, rTo"or-
nor Harrington announced tonight that
- Inc military census which Is now
taking place in Maryland he name 90
.,.ry idior will h" filed md each Will
IA, .iy,i til" alternative Ut voluntarily
yuriiiu-c Or doing farm work at the
hnuS. "f corr"rti"n. Th" appeal for food
+ pr.unr"dU"SS in Maryland is taking root
Stit'c institutions arr planting crops on
LAID that has never h"cn titled ana par~s
;.ni lots in BRliinur" ara being cultivate
I'd. \ fund Of Slu. 400 will no devoted 10
buying seeds for those who cannot at
fprd them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
MINERS ON STRIKE.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April Ii
Failing 10 reach an agreement with tn"
officers Of the kanawlIt ANA Hooking
Goa! Cnmpany' on Il scale for" %crappinE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
Combating Food Shortage.

ITHACA. y. Y. April 16.--Rcpres"n'a-
tives OF more than $4,000 organized
farmers meg here today TO agree on dc
mite action in the face Of the world
food shortage. This is said IN be the
first time all agricultural interests have
been gathered az ono meeting. All tho
speakers. VIII" included ComnisSi"n"r OF
Agriculture {. :. Wilson. a,i fresll"he
Inroh Gould Schu-man Of Cornell Uni
y.rs;t". expressed the n"""sStty Of DONG
....rvthir~ 'pnssiiri" to Increase New
YORK. states food supply and Of c"nscrE-
ia. : H., food production. Nrnnunccnfcnt
WAS made from M" STAT" DEPARTMENT OF
,Ju.a: io,! that go hn6 school boys arc
ready for Srrvir., in New York stat" 20
help ~, ih. food question tmd that Gov
,rnur Whitman viii sem! "a special mos
sngr ~ lHs lcgiSlntur" asking for nm ap-
pr"prIn;,"n "f S2Ih,"46 for AGRICULTURAL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
Canada Will Profit

WASHINGTON. April 1i.--tanaia :
order Today putting wheat and whrnt
products on the free list will be al
cidedly 70 tho advantag" Of dominion
producers, officials here said tonight.
The American duty on imports Of
Canadian wheat will disappear auto
matically and if the American crop IS
short the United States may become
a good market for the Canadian pro-
duct. =,
Officials here think Canada crouid
have prnfted. long ago by Il reciprocal
arran cement for free wheat. Coming
at this time they believe the Canadian
action was inspired 70 large deg.r"
by the fact that the United States Is
now an ally OF the British goEernmcA;
and that therefore the move will be
for thu common good. American wheat
is going TO England in large quantities,
: For the preseat It is not believed
the order will have practical effect, as
Canada'S visible supply is as short as
this cOuntry'S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
RAstraint Is Urged.

COLUMBUS. o.. .April IG.---RcStralnt
In In" purchase uf canned milk as an
act a.. o., or PATRIOTISM will hc urged In let
t.rs which Will go forward Tins week
TO every manufacturer Of condensed Or
nyapur;tlcd milk in the United States.
This action has t""n initiated ny y: =;
Mnutrolurrv Of this city. president OF
thu milk section OF the National Can
ncrS' association.
Each manufacturer will bs asked 70
send such = better /" III" J"hherS ana r"-
tailnrs with whom he is doing business.
This action grows ont OF IN" fact that
sine. III" declaration Of war johorrs
hav.. been ordering supplies for SIN, nine
and twelve months in advance. lt TINS
continues. manufacturers say. IL WI!
rnrcc min, To an abnormal premium Al
though there. is an asnpl" supply Of milk.
tho manufacturers say the prlc" nircadS
is higher ihan it should he. owing l"
this abnormal demand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
FOR HOLLOWAY HOME

Big Gct-To gether Dinner at Thomson
Church This EVening-Elabor-
ate Program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17

4 Michigan contractor is the inventor
Of A motor driven riddle which quickly
separates gravel or sand into six difrerr
en- si.>s>
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17

LANSING, Mich. April l6.-Tac Men
ican public domain commission today
announced that all city lots owned hE'
tn. state huv. h."u withdrawn ir"tA
sale and will hc used for tn" cultivation
~ p"tnto"s. Mayors Of various NlchiSaii
,.,ties v-ill soon hn notified that they Will
b,. rNprclcd IL take charge Of the plant
ing Th"r" are approximately 4.vnn
.arau. cIty lots owned by the state OF
NIichiu1n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17

\ gct-toGcther dinner will be given
ut the Thomson NJ. T.. church On The
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
FOOD SOURlNG IN STOMACH CAUSES ! INDIGESTION, GAS
p&PE's oiAeRRaiN- gApS Att sToaeAcft HlaTeEas lN
 sFse MINUTES.

Wonder w1aAt Hpesf yuar StQm1eA-
 Eghsrh pAs<fon of che feod atA the dam Mee-ao Fau? Well, don't bether. If
 Eosr stomach is in a reyolt: if sour, xAssy and upset, and what you just ate Aas ferpa1ted into stubborn aunps; h1ad daMzy and aches; beleh kases ana aeads and efuetass undiEsst- ed food; breath foul, tongue coated 9ust take a little Papess DiapepsiH and In five minutes you wonder what he- @ame of the indigestt4n and distress.
 @ Millions of men and ~eEnen today aknow thai it is needless to have had
 atomach. 4 little Diapepsia oecasien- ally keeps this delieats organ regulated 'And they eat their favorite foods with put fear.
 If your stomach doesn't take care of %our liberal limit without rebellion; If your food is a damage instead of help, remember the quickest, surest. most harmless relief is Pape's piapep- sin which costs only fifty cents for large case at drug stores. It's truly
 wonderful . 1t digests food and sets Things straight, so gently and easily ahat it is really astonishing. Please Tor your sake, don't go on and on with R> weak, disordered stomach; it's so unnecessary
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
KICKED BY HORSE
John P. Murphy. Struck in Head, Died
 Three Hours Later.

The body of John P. Murphy, 63. will be brought here tomorrow from Providence for burial in St. James cemetery. MT. Murphy died in Provi- dence Monday three hours after he was kicked in the head by a horse. He was formerly a resident of this town, at East Killingly, and at other places in this vicinity. Mrs. Mary Stanley of Brooklyn is a sister of the deceased.
 invited to Patriotic Service.
 The patriotic societies of Danielson. including the G. A. R. Post, W. R. c. and the Spanish War Veterans, have been invited to attend Sunday evening service at the Methodist church on the 11th-which has been designated as Washington and Lincoln Sunday. It will also be Boy Scout Sunday. There is to be patriotic service and special music.
 At the Sunday morning service at this church Rev. E.A. Eegg will preach on the subject Fifty Years Af- ter, this having to do with the golden anniversary of the Freedman's Aid so- ciety, which has done such remark able work in the south.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
ST0IAAcH UPSET?
Get at the Real cause-Take DrA
 Edwards, Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digestion. they are attacking the feat cause of the aiiment-ciogged liver and diserdered bowels.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse Che liver in 3 soothing. healing way. When the liver and bowels are per. forming. their natural functions. away xces indigestion and stomach troubles.
 lf you have bad taste in your nHutfth, tongue coated, appetite poor. lazy, dosl't-czre feeling. no ambition or energy, troubled with undigested foods. you shoufd take Olive Tablets, the sul3- stitute for eaicfpei . Br. Edwards Olive Tablets are i purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil You will know them by their cliye color. They do the work without gffring. cramps cf eain.
 Take one or two at bedtime for quick rsiief. sR ygg eaa exs what you ike. As lor and 25e per box. All druggists.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
LOOK AT CHILD'S TONGUE FSICk
 CROSS, FEvERISH
WIEN coNsTIPATED OR BILIOUS GIVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS"

sLeek at the tongue mother. If ceak-
 A. 1t is sure sign that your little
 pne's stomach, liver and bowels need q gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
 When peevtsh. croas. l1stless, pale, doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act nat Irally, or is feverish, stomach sour, hfeath bad; has stomach ache, sore throat, dtarrhoea, full of cold. give a teaspoonful of California Syrup of Figs" and in a few hours all the foul, csnstipated waste, uudigested food and seur bile gently moves out of it's little beweis without gripping, and you have Rswen, playful child again.
 sYeu needn't coax sick children to kSke this harmless fruit laxative" 1" tHey love It's delicious taste. and 1t al- Wayg makes them feel splendid.
 Ask your druggist for a So-cent bot tle of California Syrup of Ffge" which has directions fer babies. children of aR ages and for gro~n-ups plainly on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. To be sure you set the genuine, 4k to see that it is made by Cali soFnia Fig Syrup Company" Refuge EHy other kind with epnkarppt.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
. A. F. WOOD 'The Local Undertater,' DANlELSoN, COMM
 Parlors . Mechanic Street
LEGAL LNoricE
Club Certificate AppHcstio- Nc.

TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM
 nltssioners of New London County: The German American Alliance Association,
 acfinG 1y J.. Henry LAep0id, Treasurer,
 duly authorized by vote of said asso-
 cisticn, hereby apply for a club eer- sessfon and dispense to. it's members. spfrftueus and Intoxicating HQuorS as an Incident to its social life under the provisions Of Chapter 29s, Public Acts of 1915. at u quarters of said associa- Eion,., located St g Shetucket street, For it's purposes .Nd objects the follow ing. To develop HnItY In German American citizens. to assist in Hatu- raltEfng the members of the alliance. to de all things necessary Fer the pro- motion of social and fnaternal inter
 nembership of 194 and was organized June, 1912. The officers are as follows: Henry Miller. president; Carl Steinke, viceH president; August Hahn. secrs- taryS !, Henry Lepold. treasurer. BODY of its bylaws, constitution and Pated at Morwich. h.e cenn. 1enf. this seth day cG January. 1917. The Gerrian- An9ffcan Alliance Association, by J
 Henry Idepold, Treasurer. duly author lzeds Norwich Conn. Jan. 30th. A. p, l9I5sa,, ll9as PsTrsons,1y TTst anPearsd ]; Henry An,erecan Alliance Association. and made ath before me to the truth os theofese going application and that said lsSaot. .st;t'n Is bono fde organ4za ton Ehe.etn the dispensing of IiqHafs iR totits chief object but Is Ar Incieent Ire ruinSr~ in shs antfve nemher- IhiR..t H~m.h ASE4ss1. kd Notnry i Public. 3anatJV
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
FUN NERAE
John Awkward,

From his home on Academy. street Tuesday morning at g o'clock the fu- services at St. James church. Rev. Peter Roux, NJ. S., celebrant of the solemn high mass of requiem, Rev. J. c. Mathieu, Wauregan, deacon, and Rev. Ludovic Paradis. of Moosup, sub deacon. The service was attended by many relatives and friends. Burial was in the family lot in St. James cemetery. The bearers were Augustin Higgins. Patrick Murray. Michael Cro- min, John Weaver, William McDermott and James Monohan. A. F. Wood was the funeral director. There were nu- merous beautiful floral pieces.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
Writes From New Zealand.

pack the blue uniforms of the com pany and hold them ready to com Div promptly, if an order Is issued. te sfiin them to Hartford. Considerable sig nihcance is attached to this instruc- ton, although it is considered as merely step in preparedness to meet eventualities.
 The possibilities that the future may hold for the country are beginning to act as stimulant to recruiting here Three applications for membershin have been received and there have been inquiries relative to Enlistment
 Another sign of special interest fs that men resident here who are mem bers of other units of the Connecticut military organization are considerfnr seeking transfers for membership in the Thirteenth company. These men want to be with the home compauy if it is ordered out for service
 Incidentally, it was pointed out an Tuesday, there are approximately ss6 men in and about Danielson who have seen service in militia conlFYsanda- peace service and, in 3 number Of frf- stances, war serviee-and it is felt that there would be rush Of recrujes in case of a declaration of war
 Captain Withee said Tuesday that as yet members of the company have not received the federal pay that is now allowed them for participatins fr, weekly drills. but it is understood that the hrst payment is to be received soon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
DANIELsoN

Snow Cleared from Trolley Lines- Jehn ?. Murphy Dies -Fron, Effects Of Hcrse's kiek-Patriotic oraani- sptiems ao Attsnd Methodisf Service l Funeral of John AyIs~ard-Manz- : ser Lewis Aiding Seouts-Thirteenth Company ordered to Pack Blue Uni forms.
 Mrs. Daniel Spalding will have the members of the WoInan's Missionary society of the Baptist church at her
 Philip sheriden of Northampton was in Dapielson Tuesday to attend the funeral of John Awkward.
 Carl T. Kent, new manager of the psnielson division of the s. N. E. T. company, is we'll known here. having made a great many acquaintances during the time he has been associated with the company.
 At Legislative Hearing.
 Attorney E. L. Darbie is in Hartford today and will attend one of the hear ings at the capitol.
 6, c. Benjamin of Pawtucket visit ed friends in Danielson Tuesday.
 Lester Bill has entered the employ Of the E. H, Jacobs Manufacturing company.
 Trolley Schedule Maintained
 The. trolley line was open and the cars running regularly Tuesday. Flows were run over the line during the night, clearing it of the heavy ac- eunulations Of snow.
 Must Win Two Games.
 KilIingiy High school must win two of its three remaining games to be certain of winning the championship of the Quinebaug Valley league. The first test comes Friday night, at Wood stock.
 Some highways in outlying sections herea bouts were so obstructed with snow Tuesday as to be almost impas- sable. Men were engaged in break ing outs some of these highways.
 Will Speak at Rockville.
 Rev. E. A. Legg is to address an Epworth League meeting at Rockville next Tuesday evening.
 Miss Jeanette c. Speare of New London visited with friends here on Tuesday. The Danielson Business Mems asso- citation will be represented at Hart ford today at hearings of special in terest to eastern Connecticut before 1 legislative committees at the capitol. l
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07


 Miss Anna Muckenstrunn was tend cred a birthday party at her home in Franklin, Saturday evening by twen- 4y-five friends from Yantie, BaEic, Franklin, Burlington. Mechanicsvflle. And Norwich. who went to her home in Auto busses. Games were played and music enjoyed. Popular songs were sung by a quartette. Charles Simpson, willard Reynolds. Daniel Sharpe and Thomas Jones. A. duet was played by Miss Blanche and Loretta Richards. Miss Muekenstrpm delighted her euegts with a well rendered solo. An oyster supper was served by the host @sg, with cake, fruit and fruit punch Miss Smith and Mir. Taylor of Baltic played for the dancing that followed Ind Mfr. Sharpe and Mrs. Jones gave ! good exhibition of clog dancing. The Aostess was presented many birthday lifts.
 Carried Snow Sheveis. The storm ef Monday gave automo- Bile drivers hard drive as the wind arifted in all sorts of places Many baKried snow shoveis to dig their way with.
 School Notes. [ The pupils of the Sodon school are Indebted to Mrs. Frank Allen Tracy tor current numbers of The Country F. ". Clapp of wSflimantic was a f1sitor here Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07

stories began to come to the ears of constab bIes and police in towns in this vicinity. particularly at Williamsville, that a man representing himself to be a physician was doing a medical bus mess and collecting some fat fees. No formal complaint was made, however, and the police here knew about the man in a general way. But all of the time Laplant was making his head quarters in the north end of the city Whether or not he practiced here and charged fees is not known, but the fact that he had been arrested in Worcester and fined did not escape the attention of Captain Ryan.
 Alfred Bardier's Mother Dead.
 Alfred Bardier, employed by the Put nam Light and Power company, was called to St. Victoria, Canada, where his mother died Monday. The Bardier family moved from this city to Can ads six years ago.
 Parish Trustees.
 Rev. Charles F. Bedard announced that J. A. P. GaGne and William Raf-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
BEST ICE EVER
Five ThousandsTons Will be seeuree at Hyseia Reserxoir-Pianedt to 1s inches.

Up at the Hygeia reservoir in F.st Killingly Tuesday a. force of men. in- iuding number of prisoners from he jail at Brooklyn. were hustIine in the houses the finest ice crop |.
 ,Ner has been taken from the Hvreis cseryoir by the Consumers Ice com; aany- The ice. after being planad and made ready for housing. is 13 inches nick William S.. Brown is directing he force of men at work.
 When everything was runnipr nloothiy Tuesday. cakes of ice weisi,- sig 325 pounds each were sliding un le Funways at the rate Of twenty . .inute, but the average housing for sns minute.
 This year all five compartments of le two big houses are. to be fflIed. nd Tuesday it was figured that fhe ork would be finished by noon Thurs
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
NoANK
Women of St. Jesepls's Catholic Church to Reorganixe Temperance Society.

Preliminary steps toward the reoF- ganization of the Ladies' Temperance society of St. Joseph's parish were taken recently at a meeting held at the home of Mrs. Jane Carson. Eighteen women signified their inten- tion of hecoming members. Jamea A. Mcdonald, county organizer of the Tierney cadets, Is in charge of the movement and gave the women an in tereSting talk. This "Wednesday evening the Ladies' Temperance society," will hold a meeting in St. Joseph's church to complete organization. The committee in charge is Miss Mary Rob- inson, Miss Josephine Morrison, Miss Jessie Carson. Miss Annie Robinson and Miss Gertrude Morrison.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
MANAGER LEWIS HELPS
Premises to Arrange Benefit for Boy
 Scouts Fund.

Roy Scouts who are flustling hard to earn the money with which to pay their expenses to the state convention of the organization at Hartford have so far accumulated large quantities of old books and waste papers. But more paper is needed. Within the remain ing days the boys will keep up their activities. gathering as much more ma terial as is possible. To augment their collection work as a money<producer the boys are giaddened by the interest and generosity of J. F. Lewis, manager of the Orpheum theatre who is to ar range a benefit show in their behalf The success they are having is en- couraging the boys. and if they get the same help as they have received to date. they seem very likely to re- aiize their cherished desire of being among those present when the big af- fair at Hartford comes off, later this month,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-07
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NElIs
PUTNAM


 Local Delssatioi st MassnGe Gpesd Lodas-sis yanuary Dspesits n eav-
 inas Rank--pesth Of Mrs. christins F GiIehrist-Fred Lapiart, easna use- tor, Arrested at We~cs.tsr--yHith Woman companien Fined and Sent to WorkFoase.
 Roads piled high with snow sAye drivers of motor and other vehicles some problems early Tuesday morn ing. before the trafic of the day had packed down the snow in some degree On the Putnam -Danielson state reed some shovefing was necessary on the part of drivers who were out early and were anxious to get thraugh the drifts, which are the worst of the winter,
 At Hartford Masonic Nesting.
 Judge M- 1T. Geissler. Attorney E. C. Morse and 4. W. Marcy make up the delesation that will be in Hartfera te- grand lodge of Connecticut. Cerner- stone lodge of North Grosvenoraale will be represented by c. l.. Knight and George D. Foster.
 District Deputy Sidney Bard. Brook lyn, is one of the Windham County men attending the convention.
 Big Deposits at Savings 4ask.
 An official of the Putnam Savings bank stated Tuesday that the business transacted by the institution during January made that month one of the most satisfactory since the institution reoPened for business. in the carly part of last year. Deposits were sur prisingly heavy and among the de. positors were many from distant sec tions of Connecticut as well as frAna all the surrounding territory. It is now assured that the April statement of the bank win be surprisingly good
 Cali Bill Unreasonable.
 There is considerable interest among operators of portable saw mills in this vicinity in a bill which has been into the legislature com polling all such bill at all times to De equipped with an effective spark arrester. The mill men claim that while it is reasonable to require the lse of a spark arrester during e dry season and in the spring and late fall. ! t would be hardship and practical y impossible to operate many portabis boilers so equipped during the winter ! months. and that there is absolutely | 10 danger from sparks when there is | now on the ground.
 A bill to combat and control the white pine blister rust is considered wise measure.
 Local lumbermen- will be in Hart ord today to~ attend hearings at the apitol.