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Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
SPRING HILL
Motor Trip to 6prirgfieid Fair-Appie,
 Few and of sfnferior Quality.

Six families from here in as many automobiles made the trip to Spring field, Mass. Monday, to visit the big fair.
 Some kind of distempter has been giving the people here a; good Heal of trouble and some of them have been quite i'll.
 The tax collector will soon send ont to all those who still owe taNes that payment of same should be attended to at an early date. That muHev belongs to the town and the town wants 1t to use
 Apples Scarce and Poor.
 Although this is good fruit section apples are not rlenty. and what there are, are of inferior quality.
 Mrs. F. B. Efson and Mrs. H. F, Davis Of Norwich, are guests at the home of c. C. Davis.
 Mrs. LaJess returned last week from a visit with relatives in New York.
 Mrs. E. F. Sssrrs and Mary Storrs returned Monday from a sllort visit in Salem, Mass. t
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 < -rowJ- of friends of Miss, Loaise Carpenter met at her home afond4y ' evening and surprised her Iii honc1 or her -.,i-,itdav Games were paayed anS vocal and instrumental music vas eaa : loved. Miss Ada Greenman presented Nfiss Louise in behalf of the company a sum of money. She also received a birthday cake.
 Mrs Charles Mcdowell recently vis- eited her sister. Mrs. Vince, at PascoaE, +. l.
 Joseph Hawkins and daughters. Misses Emma and Ruth. spent Satur- Gay in Centerville, R. l.
 Miss Mildred Lombard. teacher at Ekonk, spent the week end with Miss Louise Carpenter
 Planned for Fair.
 The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs Horace Burdiek Wednesday af- ternoon with 16 present. Mrs. Samuel Thatcher of. East Hampton was wis., ftor and was welcomed by all. Plans were perfected for a fair to be hefd in November
 Isaac Seely of Fall River visited his sister Monday.
 Harriet E. Kenyon and Miss Anna Battey were in Moosup Valley, R. l., "Wednesday.
 R B. Marritt and sons. James and Fred are in I.ithonia- Ga-
 SeIectman Fred Wilcox fs putting the highways in order.
 Mrs. E. E. Waite entertained tfse pastor. Rev. M-. Williamson, over last Sunday
 s. Burdick and family were in Moosup Tuesday night
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20

ing Rids3ebury early Saturday morning fer the Berkshires. They spent Sat nrd.ay night with friends in Pitts field, Mass, returning home via the. Mohawk Trail, Greenfield, North Ham pton. Holyoke and Springfield.
 A Convincing Address.
 Gustave T. Bachman at Hartford gave a address on the license ques- ton fir pm a laborers point of view. It was a very good address, also very instructive. The speaker brought out many good points in his talk that cer- tainly left no loophole5 for an argd- ment.
 The moeting Of the W. c. T. U. an nouneed flor Saturday, oct. 19, has been postponed.
 Personal Mention.
 MT. and Mrs. John Brownlee and son. Allen. spent three days lasE week. visiting lth MT. and Mrs. Thomas Denman o1S East Hampton.
 Corporal Louis Czegledy of the 1eti'f Co.,, 9th C. A. G.. stationed at For t Hancock, l. png Island, is on a fiftef .n days furlouigh and is visiting frien ds. Arthur Devereux spent three q ava the past week visiting with sais daughter in. Torrinston.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20


 . Friday evening over forty neighbcrs and friends met at th- parsonage, to celebrate the thfrtieth wedding an- Adversary of Rev and Mra- Miller. A short programme was given. including a song by Esther and Elsie Sandstrom. reading by Mrs. c. D. Standiey and Miss Mabel Young or Putnam; re- marks by Rev. Mir. Nord Of North Grosvenordale. In behalf of the friends Mir Miller a. sum of money. l Mrs Pauline Sandstrom, in behalf of the young people, presented Mrs. 7filler a bouquet of roses Rev. and Mrs. Miller responded in grateful ap- preciation of the gifts. Refreshments were served and a pleasant social ev- AnfnE waz spent. -H / Mr. and Mrs. Bigelow entertained Miss Doris Weaver of Fall River sev- eFal days last week.
 Misses. Hattie Johnson and Esther day afternoon.
 Quarterly Conference.
 Rev. c. G. Scrivener Of Norwich held the second and third quarterly con- ference October II at p. na.
 F. F. Tucker. of Chestnut Hill spent the week end at the parsonage.
 Frank Johnson and family motored to Camp Devens Sunday to visit MT, Prohibition Address.
 Rev. W E. Lamphcar of Hartford, who represents the Connecticut Tenn perance Union, delivered an interest ing address in the M. E. church Sun day morning. He spoke at East Weed = stock in the afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20

day or Monday. Each jar shoufd' be labeled as to contents and bear name and address of donor.
 Mrs. Lucy Getchell is the guest tof her brother. Rev. E. P. Aver and Airs Aver.
 Thirty-hve from here -attended the union temperance service at Spring HiI Sunday eNenins, several from the village and from Spring HiIl furnish ing transportation. No service w@s held here in the evening.
 Miss Annie w. Buchanan wae a visitor at Camp Devens Columbus Day:
 Mrs. Charles Nichols was one of a party of six who visited her son John at Ren1ount Station. Ay.er. Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Jacobson tho tored D Hartford Saturday, where pllen Rose.
 Miss Anna Salmon spent the week end at her home in Worcester
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
BOL7v3N
Personal Items of Local 1nterest-
 Motor Trip to Boston.

Andrew E. MEaneggia is erecting B new wood house at the Center district school grounds. Mrs. John H. Massey was in Hart ford recently to see her VERT old daughter, who is in St. Francis hos pital. l. William Manneggia, who is em- ployed by the Western Union Teie-
 graph com pany in Scranton Pa. fE 1 home at his fathers, Andrew E. Man . eggia's. for a weeks stay. Miss Lavania c. Fries is in Colum- bla for a few days. Motored to Boston. Mrs. Jennie Bolton. Mrs. Eva War field, Miss Doris Warfe1d. Maxwell Hutchinson and Leslie s. Bolton WHre in Boston recently for a short stay They went in Ar. Bottoms automobile Louis Casazza, of New York is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Andrew E.
 Maneggia. Miss Clara Post of Hartford spent
 Sunday with Miss A1rnabel Post Miss Maude IL. White was a recent
 guest of Mir. and Mrs. E. J. White in
 Hebron.
 Miss Gertrude Turney of Coventry
 is spending a week at Mrs. Josephine
 M. Summers
 Miss Annie M. Alvord is spending several days in South Manchester
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
SOUTH COVENTRY
Change in Prayer -Meeting Night Be-
 cause of Red Cross-PeIsonaI Items.

Owing to the Red Cross meeting Thursday nights, the Congregational church will hold prayer meetings Fri day nights instead. There was no Home guard drill last Friday night, as usual. -. There was a business meeting of the Epworth league Of the Methodist church Monday night.
 Mrs. Lucy Chanp1in went to East Hampton and Middletown for a few days, leaving Tuesday morning.
 A number from town went to Stat- ford fair Saturday.
 Mrs. Grace Harridon and infant son returned home from the hospital Hast Friday
 Miss EvelyH! Champlin is entertain ing her sister from Southbridge, Mass, at her uncles, John Champlin s.
 Dr. and Mrs. Higgins and daughter They took the doctors brother and his wife with them.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
WELLINGTON
Local Delegates Attend Convention Diosspn1s Still Spared by Frost- Miss King Starts for tho South.

There was 3 large attendance al Bible schcel Sunday morning and. 3 good turnout at the preaching service where c. H. Bochman's presentation O.. the license question from the labor er's point of view was much appre- ciated This was convention week, delegates in attendance at the W. c. T. U state Estelle J. Pratt and AIiss Dante Pal Taer, with tfre pastor and others al the Baptist state convention at Neaf- feId.
 Miss Phoebe Ring left "Wednesday for the home of her brother, Hon Welding Ring, of Brooklyn, 'en route for her winter home in Daytona- Fla. at the home of her sister, Mrs. Eugene Greene. where she has passed the cold season for many years.
 Mrs. Esther Brown Dirnock is ex- peoting 1o pass the winter in Hart ford with her daughter Annie. Mrs. ,. Arnold Hpushans, who is successfully pursuing her profession as a graduate ErIlrse in that :city. MT. Houshans be- ing employed at Colts.
 Spared by Fres+.
 On the Hill dahlias and geraniums are in bloom and many of the naples as green as at midsummer.
 Mrs. Smith last week entertained the D. A. R. chapter, many coming from wfllimantic and vicinity. Mrs. Smith is historian Of the chapter.
 Miss Marie Wilcox of New Jersey is a guest at Fssst cottExe.
 Recent guests Af Belcroft have been Mrs. Louise Beckwith and a friend from New York and MT. and MrA. Young of WindSor.
 Miss Mabel Graves and a friend from Boston and. her brother. Bert Graves Of Hartford, and Harold ". Pratt and his 'wffe from Providence were at Mrs F. }. Pratt's late last week and Sun day.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
MANSFIELD CENTER
Mir. and Mrs. Richard M. Johnson Gel.
 ebrate Golden Wedd;np-Gracs Av: cry Badly Sezlded-canned Fruit
 Etc., to be Sent to France

SAIr. and Mrs. Richard M. Johnson quietly celebrated their golden wed ding Sunday. Their three daughters and their families were present. with several sisters of both Mir and Mrs Johnson. -s.
 The date has been set for the pres- entation of Mrs: Jarley's Wax works at Spring THi1l
 Badly. SeaIded. Grace the three -year-oid daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. E. Avery, was se- vere1y burned Tuesday moaning when she fell over a pail of hot water. Drs. E. H. March and F. M. Smith were called and the child was later taken to St. Joseph's hospital
 Those who attended this weeks meeting of Echo Grange took an imaginary trip to London. different members describing the several stages of the Journey.
 August Anderson is a patient at a Hartford hospital. suffering with an infected finger.
 Jolly, Etc, for France
 Jars of canned fruit or vegetables to be sent to the hospitals in France fer sick and wounded soldiers are to be left at E. J, Dunham's store to-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
STAFFORDvILLE

Mrs. Myrtle Ryder of Rockdale Mass, was with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Smith. last week.
 Mrs. Dana Jaquith of South Coven- try was the guest of her sisters. Mrs F. Belcher and Mrs. W. Chandler, last week and over Sunday.
 Ernest Belclner is in the local store to fill the vacancy caused by the resig- nation of Harry Smith. who has en ployment in Addison. Conn.
 Mrs. Edith Mathews. Mrs. M. A. Goodwill, Mrs Cora Gold and Frank Ballou were among those who attend ed the Springfield fair.
 MI. and Mrs. F. G. Medbery and chil- dren visited relatives in Willimantic last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
ANDOVER
Girls Leasue <e Mssk IeEay.-funsraI
 of Wade A. Snow.

 The regular meeting of the .GranEe was held at :he Town Hall Monraay night.
 The Ladies' Aid Society met Thurs cay afternoon at the parsonage. The Red Crcss meeting was held Wednesday at the hall.
 The Girls League will meet this tSaturday) afternoon with Miss Chris tine White.
 Death of Masls A. Snow.
 Wade A. Snow. a former resissnt of this town. died at his home in Wap- ring, Saturday afternoon. The fu- neral was held ,at the home Tuesday afternoon with buria1\i w-appink A number of Andover people atfended the funeral. |
 Mrs. Addison KinxSburv Of South Coventry was a weekend visitor at the home Of W. E. SpEague.
 Mrs. Charles 5ohnson and son. Car ence, of Hartford, were callers of Miss Julia Perkins, Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Newton heye re- turned to their Hartford home, after spending the summer in town. Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Daxgett of New Haven were in town Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Gustave r. Bushman Gives Prohibi-
 tion Address-News in General

Miss Marjorie Hamilton of New Haven, a student at Dana hall schools at Wellesley, Mass, was q guest for the weekend at the home of A:~. and Mrs. w.. H. Hall.
 Miss Clara Hall was home from Dana Hall school over Sunday.
 Louis Service, a student of the New Bedford Textile school. spent Satur- aay aa;, and Sunday at the homo of his
 Motor Outing.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Malo and daughter Beatrice accohnpanied by Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Denman, re- turned Sunday evening from an en- ioyab1e automobile trip to New York state ard Massachusetts They left here Oct 10 in the moraine for Ri6g- bury, near Middleton. New York, where they visited for two days with Rey. and Mrs. Walter Nestereld, lcaV-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
COVENTRY
Former Pastor, Rev. Harold s. Win
 ship, Describes Experiences at Camp
 Devens.

Rev. Mr. Williston preached in :h: Congregational church Sunday.
 Told of Camo Life
 The former pastor, Rev. Haroid z Winship, was home on a, 36-hour fun : Tough Sunday from Camp Devels. Al the close of the Sunday schoo: ne gave a very interesting talk on his life there. In the short time he has been at Camp Devens he has bees7 promoted to sergeant ma jo-.
 The Ladies Aid society held their meeting in the chapel Wednesday af- ternoon.
 Mrs. Irving Loomis and !i-tle dapgh- ter are visiting friends in South Gov entry.
 Earl Green is visiting at the home Of his father, w. s. Green. :
 Mrs. Alice Peaslee was st the home of her brother, F. W. Chase, for a few days.
 Mrs. Gerrick and Mrs. Covi!.a of Wi1limantic epent the day with Miez Sarah B. Perkins recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
Guests from Honduras.

dam is spending week with Mrs. F. A. Lasbury. Guests from alonduras.
 Me. and Mrs. Clarence; Fl. Booth and daughter, Miss Vera. of Tela, Spanish Honduras, have been spending a few days with MT. Booths father, Rev. l. F. Booth.
 MT. and Mrs Thomas Dohson Will liam Loughheed and, Hugh Watson went to Hartford last week Monday to see the famous Black Watch of the Canadian Fifth Royal IIighlanders. Deer Poses for Picture. .... ;. A young deer has made himself at about an hour. nibb1ing at apples and eating strawberry plants. He allowed people to get within a few yards, pos ing for his picture many times. 6eard-BenJamin. Announcements ihave been received O. the marriage, Oct. 4th of Etta Vol colt Benjamin of CIaremont, N. FL, and George Homer Beard of Ackworth, N> H., a former resident They will be at home Nov. 1st at Fastport, Me, where Mir. Beard is principal in a Baffled by. Locked Door.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. George
 H. Bray was entered last week, en-
 trance being gained through an open ra ntry window. Bread, eggs and otfiaS eatables were taken. Many burnt
 matches were found on the pantry
 and kitchen hoors. but the thief was
 unable to continue l1is search, as the only door leading from tht kitchen to the main part of the house was locked.
 John Bowden and Fred Rabileau of Camp Devens were home over Sun day. Both looked physically fit. PaAl Murray of the Mabwasl1a is home on q six days furlougrl. Arthur French, now stationed at a training camp at Portsmouth, was at home over Sun-
 day.
 Silver Wedding Anniversary.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Dobson gave "a tea to relatives and intimate friends in celebration or the 25th anniversary of their marriage. They came from Scotland to Sherbrook Can. II years, ago and year later came to Stafford. where they have made many friends. The, evening was passed very pleas ;ant1y with singing and in social time. Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Manders4N.. gave much pleasure by singing sever, al Scotch songs. MT. and Mrs. Dobson received, several silver pieces and a sum of money.
 MT. and Mrs. Leroy Barrows re- turned ~ Monday from New London. where they have been spending a few days with friends.
 Rev. F. l.. Manderson and Dr. l.. Batche1der have been attending. the state Baptist convention in SufTield
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
NORTH WnDfiAlM

r MT. and Mrs. Bert Latham are keep ing house in the tenement vacated by Mir. Small.
 Several of the children in this place have Wi1oopinE cough.
 Mrs. Gertrude Frink attended Staf- fcrd Sair.
 T1ye Grange had a naked bean sup per Friday nizht.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

service4 has been worry good. Mrs. Robert Pe9rln attended the stete W. CT. D, convention in Mid rd2et own thissweek l Harefd Lef4pgwen has returned to his studies at Storrs college this week.
 H. S. Eaten spent Sunday with Mus. Eaton in worcester. >@
 Neil :Taintor and EJames Clark of Staten Island are at the inn.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
BOLTON NOTCH

W. E.. Rice returned Tuesday from New York. He attended the worlds series games.
 John Merless from Branford is vis- fling at Dr. Nj. M. Mains.
 Arthur Peck is in New York.
 Mrs. Minnie Howard has returned from visit with her daughter in New York.
 MT. RodSers. who has had charge of
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
lHel0N

Melvin Booth of Brinaaleld visited his cousin, Mrs. W. Richards this week.
 Rev. I. P. Booth of Stafford win preach at the Congregational church next Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Palmer of Hart ford are at the Marcy hornesteaA.
 A party of moth scouts Is working
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
MANSFIELD DEPOT
New Canpsntsr at State lnstitution- Spring Hill Pastor to Occupy Loea Pulpit TDmorrow.

Harriett Thurmon has again been very i'll this week.
 The nsw neighbours fin the tenement nearest to the canal are MT. and Mrs. R. A. RaBgs, recently of Hartford Mfr Baggs is a carpenter to work on the kiH in the state institutions construca tion.
 Tine Stafford fair was attended by some local c1tfzAns.
 Columbus day was observed in this village by school holiday.
 Recovering sf HsspitaI.
 Mrs P. l.. Garvey is getting along we'll in tho Johnson Memorial hospital and enjoys many callers. Mir and Mrs. Haasen and MT. and Mrs. Austin were there last Sunday: Monday MT. Garvey and his daughter Mildred called and Tuesday Mrs. F,4helon McColiurn, Mrs. Albert Boti1an and Clayton Easter brock Mrs. Garvey's brother, ok Wfllf- n'aas.e- Tss xs.s.l ruaen ar. r,.,.,n. al their brothers home in Norwich. w. 1T. Pollard has been in poor health ef late.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. C. Randall and son Avery visite4 friends in Springfiefd Mass, Saturday.
 Pulpit EEotaNes. Rev. H. W. Fewen, pastor of Spring Duniaam sIemcrial next Sunday rrs,rn- ing, while Rev. F. W. Klein will oc- cupy the SprinG Hill pulpit. Mr.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20

Safe in England.
 Corporal Cyrus Hilton, a former Co., luHnbia boy, now with the 10and O. $. Infantry, American ENPedfttoaiary forces has written to friends here from Somewhere in England,'' that they arrived safely. that he is we'll has plenty to do, and prospect that more work will follow. Says tits a great country over ,lere," and speaks Of the houses being nearly all built of brick. and of the conlpartment cars used for passenger service on the railroads There WAS little excitement in cross ing the Atlantic and he was not even sea sick; although they encountered a severe storm. : The letter was rfaaifed Oct. 4, and reached here the 16th
 7,.yo ntha,- C,o1,In5s,ia 1,n,,ne- ,r,t.r ,.,,,o were drafted have been notified to present tflemse~ses for service. They are Rudolph Koenig and George A. Cobb.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20

building the new concrete bridge at the Notch here, has gone to Spfing- field
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
WEST THOMPSON

Reiehbors and Friends Present Gifts ]: to Rev. and Mrs. Miller sn Thirtietfs Anniversary-Addres on Presihi 5 bition.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20

Powell is live wire preacher of un usual ability.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
tE;,dlam County
 OFSE.CO

,---ri-- T-..r for Miss Leuiss CAr- n--3e- er hirthday-tad.es <sd S9- C - E-tertains Mrs. Thatcher.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20

ill town this week, but report no moths vet
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
STAFFORD
BeardBenjamin Marriase-Pantry Looted-SiIver Wedding Observance.

Miss Abbie F.. Miner of East Had l. dam is spending a week with Mrs. F. A. Lasbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20

Monday afternoon to attend the funer- al of John R. Backus, a relative.
 Safe in Enu{and
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
s;fesd-On coliisien.
pxlssatee to Hartford Me.+ino

Tho local branch of the woman's 2 Roarl of Missions was represerted at the 5oth anniversary meeting at Hart ford, Wednesday, by Mrs IT. ". Owen, Mrs. J. A Utley, Miss Amelia J. Fuller and Mrs Cecil L. Gates.
 MT. and Mrs. H. w. Porter and Mrs Harriet Robinson went ito Colchester.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07

Dr. Playfair, Osteopath, 9S Mason Hill, Mason car stop. Phone Blue 647.
 -dv. 231
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07
FEATHER RIVER GOLD MINES
 COMPANY, Incorporated.

Owing to the unsettled state of Bis bee and the Warren District, the Feather River Gold Mines Company has decided, until further notice, to withdraw it's exhibit of Feather River Gold, recently displayed in Mir. Sasse's store window. Any stockholder to date wishing to put in his guess on weight and value or gold in sealed tubes exhibited in MT. Sasse's store window is requested to do so before F o'clock tomorrow, Friday, July 9th ballot box and voting cards being placed in the back of Mir. Sasse's store and the result of the competition will be posted in MT. Sasse's store window at 500 p. m., tomorrow, Fri day night. when certificates for stock will be issued to the winners.
 Adv. 499
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07
BAS BALL.

Sunday, 2:3O p. m., Junction-Briggs vs. C. & A. Adv. 5lO
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07

The first meeting of the draft board of Cochise county was held in this city last evening Sheriff Wheeler be- ing the executive member was chair man and Ray B. Krebs was elected as secretary. Dr. c. H. Hunt was the other member present. The board for warded the minutes of their organiza- ton and meeting to Col. F. s. Breen at Phoenix. as required by law. The numbering of the cards in Tombstone will be completed this morning and sent to Phoenix There will be no drawing of numbers in Washington until all the boards in the United States have filed the list of the serial numbers and the lists posted and pub lished. It is expected that the num- bers will be drawn about the tenth of the present month. The board ad- journed until call of Sheriff Wheeler.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07
BOOZE PARTIES.

That booze picnic parties who sup ply themselves with liquor at Rodeo before going up into the pretty camp ing places in the Cave Creek region in the Chiricahuas imbibe are making those places uninhabitable for men from Bisbee and Douglas who bring their families up there for the week end is the report brought from tha mountains. Even some of the camp ing parties are being driven out by the noisy revelry of the whiskey parties that are now using the mountains for a rendezvous It is probable that something will be done about it.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07
HAS INVENTION.

Daddy Clark, for many years an officer along the border and in the early days constable at Naco. but who for the past several months has made his headquarters in Douglas, leaves today for Washington, D. C., summon ed there by government officials to ex- plain the details of an invention of his which may prove of great value to the government. He has been work ing on the invention for some time and has at last perfected it. It will be turned over to the government in case they desire it.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07
AVERT SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Alice Spear and L. c. Freighter. both of Douglas. ha da narrow escape from serious injury last evening in Johnson addition when the motorcy- cle they were riding double was fore ed into the wall of the Shattuck build nig. The women were scratched and bruised Both continued to their home in Douglas after receiving emer- sency treatment.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07

Ride on the American Stage Line. Bisbee to Douglas. Phone 366.
 Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07
AM MUNITIoN SEIZED.

By military order the stock of arms and ammunition of Beecroft X Lewis, dealers in secondhand goods of G ave nue, in Douglas was seized Wednesday afternoon. Little information was given out by officials other than that the firm had violated the army order regarding the sale of munitions. About s3,O00 worth of goods were talk en. and it will not be returned until after the war, it is said, as there had been fragrant violation of President Wilson's embargo. according to the military.