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The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-28
OBITUARY.

The death angel visited the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Dunn and took from them their little son, Chester. He was sick but short while with congestion, and died February 12, 1917, at II o'clock. It is hard to give up our little ones, but weep not, dear parents, for Jesus said, Suffer little children to some unto me, for of such is the kingdom of heaven"
 'Tis house of many mansions
 In country bright and fair,
 Where place for all his children
 Cur dear Lord has gone to prepare.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-28
John Garrett


fell down. His breast hit a rock, but he did not think he was hurt much only the fall knocked the breath out of him. He went to work, but came home soon, his fot being sprained so badly he could not walk, and the doctor said that two of his ribs were knocked down. He is little better but is still weak
 February 28.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-28

ing hours. He will preach here the third Sunday in March at II a. m. instead ofthe second in the evening.
 The presidins cider, Rev. More head, came over Sunday and made us nice talk. Uncle Sam Harrell of Conway at tended church at this place Sunday eve. Glad he was able to get out once more. February 28.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-28

 GRADE
FEED AND GROCERIES

We have purchased the business of the late w. L. Robins and expect to conduct it along the most improved lines, giving our customers the great est value for their money. We will handle the highest grade goods. Your orders will be appreciated. Mir. Robins former customers will find us always accommodating and painstak- ing.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-28
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank all who have been kind to us during the illness and death of our little daughter, and also for the beautiful floral offerings. May God bless you all.
 Leo Meyer,
 Frances Meyer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-28
-Oderized" and "Steri|ized"

Is the way we return your clothes to you after cleaning and pressing them. We have installed dry room for this purpose and have heat and steam that insures you that your gar ments are germless and have no dis agreeable odor.
 Safeguard yourself and your clothes by sending them to
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-28

hr studies residence of
 
    1 schools college  wage eane wishing work   
 
   of eca ddressh OF AnxANsAs rkansas.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-28
MACHINERY REPAIR WORK

Our Machine Shop Is at your service e4Ay or night We have the most con- sp&etsly equipped plant in ArkansAs We eAn repair or duplicate any piece Aol hEOken mAcAinePy.
 AAKANsAs FOUNDRY co. fESuccessors to Thomas Fordyce Mfr, Go. and E. c. Wehrfritx Machinery
 and Supply Col. Little Rock. Ark.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-28
Nelson Feed & Grocery Company
 Phone 161.
The U U Store

l ID Cream Cheese --3 BOG Clipped Beef ------------18c Asparagus Tips (Libby's) 28c Olives tPlain or Stuffed) 10c Jello (Any Flavor) ----------9c Mince Meat, Sc; 3 for 25c Dromedary Dates, 13c; ? for -25c Sun Mail Raisins, 13c; ? for----25c Peaches, Evaporated, per lb---12c Prunes, 13c; lbs -25c Apples, Evaporated. per lb----12kc
 Lettuce. Cabbage, Carrots
 Phone cl5
 All Orders Delivered Promptly The U U Store
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-28

The horse must have fresh air.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31
SENSATION Of The
YEAR IN MEDICINE
ON SALE HERE
CaIotahs, tho New CaIomel Tablet
That Does Not Gripe. Nauscato
Nor Salivatc. Proves IN Interest,"
Ing Surprise To Local Druggists.

The horrors of Saturday night Call
omel-takinE are a thing of the past
According 10 local druggists, the new
demonstrated calomcl tablet is a grand
sUcc ess, the triumph of modern phar-
macy. Not the slightest danger or
unpIeasantness attends its use and Yet
il exhibits all of the liver cleansing
qualities OF the old style caiomel.
There can he no doubt that calomea
is the most valuable and universally
useful Of all medicines and now that
its Objectionable qualities have heeS
removed its popularity will have no
bounds One tablet on the tongue at
bedtime a swallow OF water. no taste
or unpleasantness whatever. The next
morning you are feeling fine, liver
clean. splendid appetite. Eat what
YOU please-no danger. In ordering
the new -naHseated calomei tablets
ask fey "Ca4otabs = Sold only IL
original and sealed packages contain
ing twenty doses, price thirty hve
cents Your druggist has authority to
refund yoNr money II you are not per-
fectly delighted with Calotabs. DIV.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31
RICHMOND DISTRICT
CONFERENCE MEETS
Members VIII BE Guests of ST.
PauI's Church. Located Near
Pchola, In Caroline County.

The Richmond district conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
South, convenes today and lasts
through Thursday. meetings being
Aeld in s.. Fauis church. Caroline
circuit. st Paul's IS on the r.. +. q
/, railroad. three miles from Penola
Delegates and visitors may leave
Byrd street station on the 1851 train
on Wednesday and stop at Penola.
where conveyances viii meet them.
other delegates and friends will go
direct from Richmond or other places
in the district by auto.
The Rev. Or. II. II. potts. presid-
ing elder, promises an interesting and
instructive meeting. The opening
sermon today viii be delivered by the
Rev. VI 5. Colonna. and the sermon
tomorrow will be by the Rev q. II.
lambeth y. -. Among the other
prominent speakers are: DIR. X. H
Bennett, secretary of the correspond
ence school of the southern Method E
ist church, DR.. s. G. Hatcher, vice
president of Randolph Macon college
Or. Thomas \. Potts. missionary sec
Rotary Of the Virginia conference, and
Ir. James Cannon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31

July 1--wAshinston annouacss UnJts
led states is ready to equip army of
| 2 600. 900
July RUSSIAN prisoners counted
| in her offensive number 0.273. Chin.
csc empire re-estabHshed.
July S-Government tells of two
submarine attacks on transports bear.
| ing Pershing's men; one U-boat sunk.
Russia announces 5000 more prisoners
Germans make vain five-mile offensive
! at Verdun.
July 4--E1even Killed in German air
raid on Harwich.
July 5-Republicans and monarch.
lists battle thirty five miles from Pek-
ing.
July 6--Leaders of German spy sys-
tenn in United States arrested.
July twenty-five German Gotha
aeropIanes. mounting four guns EACH
raid London. killing 80 and inturing
1877
July s-Wilson orders export EN-
barge on food, fuel and many other
things to prevent supplies reaching
Germany. British foreign office states
German crops this summer viii not be
above 40 per cent of normal. United
states shipping board states 1t ex-
pccts TO huild ), 600 to 5000. 600 tons
in eighteen months. instead of the
-,JNNNbV 10 S,'Vo.UvV oFl5lHdiiy AlEned
at.
July e--Britsh dreadnaught Van
guard blown up: all but two aboard
killed.
July fo-Germans In sudden drive
along seacoast beat British back TO
User river and capture 1.25o men.
Crisis over electoral reforms and war
aims in Germany. Russians take
! Halicz. Galicia.
July 11-Russians seize town of Ka-
| lusz.
| July 12-Widespread labor disorders
| in West caused by Industrial Workers
of the World: German agents suspect
! ed. Chang Hsun, leader of Chinese
| monarchists. flies to Dutch legation
| in PekinE.
! July 13-Pritish bring down az
| German aeroplanes on west front IN
| biggest air battle SO far.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31
SOUTHERN REQUIRED
To OPEN ROAD

The Southern Railway co. was Sat
urday ordered by the state corpora
tion commission to remove the OBJ
structioH TO the public road known a
the old ScottsvilIe turnpike, at North
Carbon, Va, and restore the use of
the highway to the public It also
ordered that a bridge be constructed
over the road for the passage Of the
company's trains. and gave the COM
pany thirty days in which the neces-
sary work was To he done in order
that the public may have the use of
the road.
ON the complaint Of residents in the
neighborhood of North Garden. a
hearing was held before the commits
sion some time ago. 1t appears that
the road has been in use by the pub
lac for some time, but later the South
ern railway constructed track across
il at North Garden. In order 10 do
this it was necessary TO put an en-
hankment 10 carry the tracks, thus
cutting off the road from the use of
The public Following the hearing
the members Of the commission in
spected the premises, and had expert
engineers also make a trip to the
crossing TO report on the work neces
sarv to make the road satisfactory foi
public travel Cutting the road of
from the use Of the people of the com
n1uuity of North Garden aroused con
slider. bite complaint among them, ant
the matter has received much atten
ton at the hands of the commission
The commission also entered an
order Yesterday giving authority tc
the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, Norfolk K West
ern railroad. Atlantic Coast Line and
+ o-.+4a,.4-i Air I+ae-rN lrnadS, 10 in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31
Movie Actresses and Their
Hair.

Did it ever occur to YOU that every
nlovie actress YOU have seen has love-
" hair. while the most popular count
their curls as their chief beauty? In
fact. many are leading ladies just he
cause of their attractive locks In
GUiry among them discloses the fact
that they wiring out all the natural
beauty Of their hair by careful sham
pooing. not with any soap or make
shift. but with a simple mixture by
putting teaspoonful of cantnroN
(which they get from the druggist> in
cup of hot water and applying this
instead of soap. This full cup OF
shampoo liquid is enough so il is easy
TO apply II to all the hair instead of
just the top of the head After its
use the hair dries rapidly with uni
form color. Dandruffs excess oil and
dir. are dissolved and entirely disap-
pear. The hair is so fluffy that II looks
much heavier than it Is. while its
lustre and softness is deiightful.-Adv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31
Must Furnish Prices.

The administrative hoard has issued
q notice which il declares TO he final
directing the heads of all depart
ments under control Of the board to
Toe specific in returning vouchers for
supplies furnished the various depart
nentS Hereafter no vouchers viii be
recognized unless accompanied hN
itcrnized statements indicating the
prices paid for supplies and descrip-
tlon in detail OF the supplies Com
missioner Hobson sought 70 make the
order less peremptory, but the board
decided that the ord.r should be car
ried out and that no further instruc-
tons We're necessary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31
To Examine Assessment Records.

In order that the city may lose no
opportunity of securing liens on prop
erty when questions OF assessment are
raised, the administrative board yes
terday requested the finance commit
tee of council to direct the city &C
countant to examine the papers and
records of the clerk OF special assess
ments, and make recommendations
designed to simplify the work OF send
ing in bills for installation of sewers.
alleys, etc. so that liens on property
NAV be secured without delay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31
prominent Engagement.

Prominent Engagement.
Interest throughout Virginia and
nnth is the engagement recent
1nounced OF Miss Amahel jerks,
ronxville. \. y. TO Christiancy
eett. the second son OF the late
- George f. Pickett, L :. A.
krAndson of the famous General
@ Pickett G.. s. A Young Mr..
lett is now among the provision
1teutenants in training at Fort
MSenworth. where he has been as
1ed to the Thirteenth field artii-
At Dew Drop Inn"
&s camping party was enioyed the
- week at Dew Drop iHn' on the
Aes. Members Of the party in
HdAfi: Misses May Wermuth. Elsie
$3.50. Ruth Attklsson Marion Mon
<3 Bertha F'eise Halle Attkisson.
1ofyn Rennie. Scott Wermuth,, Har-
Earl, Kennedy Frayscr. Charles
4debrand and Bruce Rfnnie. Mrs.
nxry Rennie, OF Chatsworth, acted
~ chaperon
Personals.
II IRIS. Boyd Ayers or SOS Hawthorne
Nenue. Ginter PARK is visiting Mrs.
Etrk Lunsford in Roanoke.
II M. and Mrs Claude F. Patrick re-
6mrned yesterday from 8 weeks visit
nth Mr. Patrlck's mother. Mrs. l..
= Patrick. in DanFsIle-
h Miss Leila Cot;rel} IS spending some
1Tne at the rev FitzhuEh cottage.
4irginia Beach
Mrs Henry DeB Hopper ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31

ON request OF william Rueger and
other citizens Of the neighborhood, that
Sheppard street, between Beverly and
Grant streets. AT Byrd park be graded
and guttered, the administrative board
yesterday referred tho matter TO the
city engineer with instructions to pre-
pare the necessary blue prints and
plans for the. prosecution Of the work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31

detection on board the transport.
ter States through Swiss minister at
Washington and been snubbed Ger
many masses five army corps to aver
awe Holland.
February 13--Britsh hem in TURKS
at Kut-el-Amara Mesopotamia.
February 15-Germany releases
American YarrowdaIe prisoners.
February 17--I.e4rn German I'm
hassy gave orders for Gripping Of
German merchantmen here before
publication of ruthless warfare note
February 20-Austria backs Ger
many in ruthless warfare. Food riots
in New York. probably stirred up by
German agents
/ February 2--Germany toroedo"s
seven Dutch ships leaving Falm olth
in violation OF her pledge,
February 23-British strngently re-
strict imports to fight submarine war.
February 25--Germans make "stra-
IteCic' retirement on Ancre front. "a
coma, British ship. sunk unwarned of
/ Ireland; two American women killed
February 26--President asks con-
gress for authority to arm American
merchant craft British capture Kut-
icl-Amara.
February 22-Germany's plot to
ally Mexico and Japan with her
against the United states and her
promise of three American states to
Mexico revealed.
March president Wilson con-
firms story of German attempts to in
cite Mexico and Japan, Toxic de-
nounces plot House passes bill to
arm ships. 403 to IS.
March 3-Russlans take Hamadan,
Persia from Turks
! March 4.fresldent wilson de
nouhces "liluI men IN ~ ~
flibustered against armed snip nl'l'
killing y by ending OF administration OF
, term. British take over t"eAtE-nVe
j, mile Somme 'front.' from Fre2Sn res
ident taxes oath OF Office Tor Seeo'''
term.
March 6-President's advisers tel
him he has power to arm ships with
March Berlin admits sending in
tercepted zimmerman note TO Men
: leo.
March 9--President calls extra con-
gress session for April 6.
March British capture Ragdad
Russian resolution -stapts- Fetrograd
:, troops desert government
March 12-German t-hoat shells
and sinks United states merchant
snip Alk"HVuIN without WARNING
March nina breaks diplomatic
relations WIN IermaHN
March l3--t Ear apdlcates
Aafeh t''--''faffa ttake Mich7et o.
, Russia renounces throne bringing
komahoH dynasty 10 an end. Duma
: in control
Mafch i'~--',sHmans begin big re-
} treat on west 'front.' NnnouFced vote
OF ReSSlan people VIII decide form o.
government
March iH--NeWs received OF sink
ing or american ShlHS CITY OF Mem
! mis- Illinois and A}E4laHeia by
boats; ~ mon missing
March 81 lls"u calls on congress
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31

She managed To keep up the disguise
and her feminine voice caused her
Deutschland sails again for home.
German submarine sinks hospital ship
Britannia. largest British vessel, in
Aegean sea- fifty lost
November 23-Russian dreadnought
Imperatrta Maria sunk by internal
explosion. COO Killed.
November 23-New German FoIaa
army bill to- force all males, seventeen
to sixty years of age. and not with the
colors to work, expect it to add g.
600 600 workers
November 24-Teutons capture
Turnu- SEVERN and Orsova from ku-
mania
November 26-Teutons cross AIT
river and sweep rapidly throueh Ru-
mania
clares war on Germany and Buig aria.
Teutons Invading Rumania from north
and south form junction.
November 27-Teutons take Alex
andria, Rumania. Zeppelins raid
England two downed by gunfre.
November 90 Rumanian capita!
moved to Jassy
November 29-Beatty replaces Jel-
licoe in command of British feet.
4
clash in Athens streets. Teutons win
great battle for Bucharest.
December 5-Asquith resigns as
British premier.
/ December s-Bucharest falls.
/ December Lloyd gorge becomes
premier Of Great Britain.
/ December Twenty thou
sand Rumanians surrender.
/ December 10-Deutschland arrives
| home.
! December 12-Germanv announces
/ she is ready for peace parleys.
] December l4-Russia officially re-
bluffs German peace offer Great Brit
ain announces she will rdisa million
more men.
/ December 15-French under Nivclle
take 8 900 prisoners on seven mile
front at Verdun Nivelle then leaves
TO become commander -in-cltief of al
Frances home armies. BuzcL and
all Wallachia lost to Rumanians.
December. lS~-Russian troops take
over whole Rumanian front.
December 19-Lloyd- George tells
commons Germans must make lasti-
tuition and PREPARATION to get reace,
f. December 24-@iisen- sends notes
to both sides in war askin-; their
December. 21-secretary Of stats
Lansing says We are nearer 10 the
verge of war" then modities state
ment
December o. Switzerland Official
ly endorses Wilson's plea for state
ment of war aims
December 25-Tcutons take 9,0of
. Russians in RdEaauIa.
December 26-Germany replies &c
Wilson. suggesting peace conference
but not stating own war aims on
terms Of peace
! December 30-Allies IN reply tC
German peace proposal call offer
Iemptv and inslncere and ~atuse con
ference
December 2I-King Constantine ot
Greece thanks President Wilson foI
his note to the belhgcrents
January 4, British transport
fvernta sunk by .U-hoat in Medlter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31

|3eorfoik. Va July 30--Invitations
- been received in this city 10 the
Srding OF Miss Irene Koch 70 Ar
~ Davis. both Of Chesterfield coun-
e84lne wedding 10 take place Wed
LAY. August J ~ The home OF the
Hes parents. Nj, ana Mrs William
nh. near Elkhart Springs. Chester
~ county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31

kpanoke, Va, July ga very
Setv marriage took place at Blue
~ w. Va, al the home OF Mr..
Mrs. G. Bane, a08 Highland
niue, "Wednesday afternoon July
n 1880 O'Clock when Miss Chile
Gibson. Of East Radforf Va. a
1ear of Mrs Bane became the bride
walter b. Poole, OF Churchville,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31

Il Richardson was called In po-
Y court Yesterday. charged with
fS1ng chickens In cruel manner
80 alleged TO have had the legs
- fowls tied together, and 10 have
~ them head ward, His
WAS continued to August 2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31
WiIkins-Taylor.

prfoIk, Va. july 3G.--Miss Hester
NTaylor and Oliver Z. WILKINS
married at the home ~ the
- parents. Mr. and Mrs George
goo West Fifteenth street,
9day afternoon, July q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31

Norfolk. Va, July 30 A quiet bu'
ERtty wedding was sol"w Nt4ol on
eedresday at the home - Mr.. and
In. W J. Mi'ler In South Norfolk.
Hen Mrs Miiler's sister Miss May
Iwvby. became the bride II Quimhy
I6exver, also o. south Norfolk, The
sAnony. which took place at s
6Glock, was performed by Rev T.
Heath. pastor of the IiNor'y-Street
EGkhodist church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31
PRINCIPAL EVENTS IN
WARS THIRD YEAR

.t.hg, t.r y,,iisv
/
VI hoNe'' ,.., ..,a,,,,,-a mar, ~
su'o ,,' 80 paoor case.
ne"' -, tor nsrticir,.
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'ioh III l''S" 800 -,htour,,.
neal eI"u"' L.. .,,o-,,.to,,,, -r,,-,,
/ HuS NH' % ''.'i. -
AT "o,nH'' No. I,.,,a,. orass r,,ers ca
HuSuF' y, ',9.a., 49, 81, ,.t,,ae.,
~ f'n Az ',a,rt j,',,
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r.,,ro IN aoo ,>r,soro1g
hr'dRfhe "a an" P'u'e w. wv ..
RUSSIA" g.. No.,
W." 10 r,.t, fo,,. =. r.a,,as
aus" "' -, -
IN go, ,,,t,,, ,,.Ido 80.
., 20 p,,aS,aa 800 ctsnts,.r
HuNuSI ,,',aH ms "a $50 ne a., 81;
Aus ~ '''~ WI 80
Kan NV ,.a.-,a.. o,.oo,,... IT,,
~, - 49,.
o' tne ~ y" ., ,,...
-. h.A 'S' SCANS w.
, ;
80 T -',''.' on
'ieai "a ,n - ">s
' - 80 49,, -. ..,.,
I'"o"eS ',eat w 7o'','ne <>l''ioui'
RUSSIANS "HNe taNe" o'''.o" ~ '9oiiei
since 'u'e s. islo' wren atlEe oet""
AuEnSt russians advance '"teF
H''.es M" f1u'eaIf'
HuSuN 10-.i, ..ts" "a' ai'oe oi'
''i''N ~ a. 80.
IN roltars Two.Rri,isn ,irht cruts.
ers and one or two German y-boats
sunk in North Sea battle
rug uSt ,.'.ou s eaT
contingent mas landed at Salohlk'
r2ran,en
% s"a,'s. 9Ap,sst,,s -scantnre
sfueb Armenia.
I ,,,,,,s, - r,r,ata declores ror
lon Teutors and ,nv,des Trapsv1vania
~, fcrr,o,1,. declares var -, cor.
,,a,, croette aivn mn Kova1a forts
- pntgartans Nv KING f,onstantfne's
e.aar
A,c,,s+ ooKatsor r,aikos Won Hin.
,o,,t,r ohi.t - tar - oil c.ar,,,r
taa T., ,,l.oo ~ Ven r,1karbavn
,,. - p,,a-,,tans cross na,.
,ta ara oco,,oy pustchuk bulgaria
.,,.,rtan ~, hacl, h. rrarsv}van{a
cn.nr,h, punaniaps far IN
,,ransyIvanta take 1ermannstadt Yen.
r.}ins raIa Tnndon and one is brought
so,.' ~ ean,as
, eaa,a,,,har aA1,iss +akn three VIII
: -. ~, ca,,,,,,a pur,opisns canture
}nvsa,,o AvstrI, cern,ape and Rul
gars ,rvada ~ Dohrndta
cn,+enh.r at.rercb tal.a FIVE more
,.,fiaaos or so,,roe' A1iiae, nrisoners
> IT, go ao,.s snoo
\ sentemhar s-rnutons take Danube
. o,t,. ~ T,,r+,,kai ana On oon Purnantans
t co,,.o,,,hor pumania,s and rms.
.ta,sa sr,,.o 20. hocx litt1a in DO
= 80,
$ - S as,S, IN .re,tons take Puma.
,,ta. to,,ross ~ c,Itstria
e.,a :, prt.ieh ari,.e acroqs
: : So ri,.or n pa1lans
: ..,, - ,ntas ar+rro +bree
> - IT, ~, s.o,,,,,a punaniane over.
= ,,to,,s =. nohr,ata
y s., p,;.i-h to,,o r,arr.,
y So ,rosttions nn stx-r,ile 'front.'
=. ~, H., -. erst ,,,ne ~ ,,arfare
Fl ca.tn,t,ar Au;As +ah. t91orina
: 10000
a.. N CIT. e,.h+ .hotr
d ~. $50 a,,.,, thatr o,,,, con
l. c,,a,,t.a o., pnssfans and Pm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-31
Nety-F1f,y on Appeal.

II. Davis. who had been fined
m police court for driving an
Mobile while under the influence
nor, was fined s25 in that tribu-
= Iterday. having entered a plea
Putnam patriot., 1917-05-04
REV c NJ. JONES

Rev. C. NJ. Jones, retired clergy man of West Woodstock, died st his home in that village at two o'clock Monday morning following shock He was ST years of age.
 Mir. Jones came to Putnam lsst week Wednesday morning and went up Into the office of Dr. F. A. Morrell where be later was found unconscious and taken to his home. He never rallied.
 MT. Jones was born in .Pownal, Me December 26, 1929, son of John and Sarah, Libbyl Jones. For years he had held 'psslotates .in Eastford and West Woodstock Congregational churches but retired some time ago on account of advanced years. A wife and daughter survive.
 The funersl was from the ho nc, Wednesday afternoon with relatives and intimate friends in attendance, Burial was in Grove cemetery, East ford