davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
Chicago, azeby wdrozyt sledztwo'
co do rzezalni i zfamac kQntrole
mad produkcya miesa przez fir
my rzezalniane.
INNE
MIEJSKIE.

VAAHJO1A4H
- Wczoraj odbyio sic W hote,
lu La Sale zebranie producen--
tow weiny, ma ktorem omawiano
w~zrastajacy brak welny i mo
zliwoSc powiekszenia hodowlI
owiec. Podfolono nacisk ma G.
liminacye najrozmaitszych ps6w,
ktore W kazdym roku ~niszcz4
bardzo wiele owiec. Byli obecnie
ma zebraniu wybitni kupcy i BAN
kerry chicagoscy, oraz czlonko-
vie staaowej rady obrony. Wy
brano specyalny komitet ktory
ma urzadzic w Chicago wielk1
,kongres weiniany" dnia 11go j
12ge wrzeSnia w rzezalniaeh.
- 17=stoletni John curran, kt6
ry we wypadku k~olejowym stra-
Gil oba ramona, wczoraj wsko--
'ezys do jeziora "a 8=mioletnim lie
roy Boyer, z pnr, 1856 E. 95ta ul.,
kt6ry bawiac sic ma grobli W
parku Calumet, przypadkowo
wpadi do woody, Bezramienny be
hater, piywajac tylko PREY pomo-
cy rak, dosiegnaf chlopczyka' gdy
ten miai sic poraz trzeci zanu--
rye, ujaf zebami jego odziez
przywleki go do brzegu. Ma ME
szezescie chiopezyk umarf zanim
ambulans przybyl, gdyz wpada-
jac do jeziora, SLIME uderzyl
glowa w dino, Bohaterstwo bek-
ramionnego mlodziehca jest ME
zwykiym i rzadkim czynem.
- Znalaz} sic banker Irving
Despres, ktory zniki W ubiegfym
~tygodniu z Elma, Iowa. Padi o.
fiara afazyi It. j. tymczasowego
zaniku pamieci ,kt6ra mu jesz-
cze W zupeinosci ME wrocila. Do
tychczas jest tajemnica, " jaki
spos6b ~straci} panied. Fotogra--
fla jego synka W gazecie
chieagoskiej czesciowo mu pa
mice ~powr6cisa i wtely zglosii
sic do swego wuja W Chicago, A,
Despresa, pnr, 5737 Michigan ave
neie' dokad przybyia iona ban,
kiera, pFzypuszczaiac re znaj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
KONTROLA WEGLA STANG
WA A ~.FEDERALNA.

WlaSciciete kopalni wegla ME
ustaia w stawianiu trudnoSci u
sifowaniom znizenia cen wegla
przez tyrektora weglowego Car
terra.
Wczoraj ogiosili list Cd sekre
TARA federalnej komisyi handlo-
wei, ktora ma kontrolowac ceny
i dystrybucye wegla W krajo-
wynn handful, w ktorym ten wyra
"a sic, re w opinii tejze komisyi
kontrola federalna bedzie tenn
trudniejsza, o lie wiadze stanowe
nie beda staraly sic swa akcyc
skoordynowaG z konarola federal
ma.
Ogioszeniem tego telegramu
weglarze daza do osiabienia kon-
troll stanowei. Lecz' przygwoz-
dill ich natychmiast czfonkowie
stanowej rady obrony, S. insult,
sam prezes tejze, j adwokat L.
Mayer, kt6ry opracowas rapport
W sprawie k~onfiskacyi kopalni
wegla przez Stan. Obaj zwr6cili
uwage ma fakt, re Cd samego po-
czatku kierowali sic tenn, azeby
kontrola stanowa uzupefnia}a
kontrole federalna, re rozchodzi
sic 0 jak najszybsze znizenie cen
wegla W Stanie Illinois, re pier
wszy o~bowiazek wladz sta
nowych jest ola ludnosci Stanu
i re kontrola federalna dotyczy
tylko wegla w handlu miedzysta
nowym ,podczas gdy kontrola
stanowa nie wychodzi poza gra-
nice Stanu.
Wczoraj sedzia Carter konfe-
rowai z reprezentantami kolei
odnosnie do transpertacyi. wegla.
w piatek rozpoczna sic zapo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15

w Indiana Harbor, Ind, W
przyszia niedziele odbedzie sic IL
roczystoSc poSwiecenia kamienia
wegielnego pod nowy koseiol sw,
Jana Kantego, Proboszczem pa,
rafii sw. Jana Kantego W Indiana
Harbor jest ks. Antoni Stacho--
WAX, asystentem ks. J. Gapczyh-
ski. Poswiecenia dokona JE. ks.
Biskup H. J.. Attending.
JE. ks. Biskup Attending PREY
bedzie do Indiana Harbor, ma sta
eye Lake Shore krotko pred 60
dzina trzecia p%opoiudniu. Ma
przywitanie lego Exeellencyi ma
stacye kolejowa udadza sic ksie-
"a tax polscy jsk i obco-narodowi
nietylko z Indiana Harbor, ale
takze z ~wszystk:ch pobliSkich
miasteczek jak: Whiting, Ham,
mond, East Chicago, Gary, Michi-
gan City, La Port, Terre Coupe,
a nawet i z Chicago, GRAZ Wszy-
stkie polskie towarzystwa istnie-
jace prey parafii Sw. Jana Kan=-
tego /. parafianie. Towarzystwa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
WydliaI hantIOWY pCstepue " my$I prO$by p, AOuVera
Kampania zyWnOSCiOWa " tOku.
)wans zmiany W iaduspsaGh. - SIsdziwo W spraWlt

strajkowych, ale nawet przez Il.
ME bedq ma mich kary nalozone
Stowarzyszenie zas whscicieli
kopalni wczorai uchwaliiy, re re
swych organizacyi wyklucza fir,
me, ktora poboczns umawe "a
wrze re straikierami, a firma ia
ka W dodatku pozbawiona bedzie
piracy unijnei przez unie.
Strajk objai 90 kopalni. 90,
900 jest wskutek tego skazanych
ma bezczynnoSc. Produkcya. we
gla W Illinois zmieJszona jest q
25 procent j. o 100000 ton dzien
ME.
Strajkuje jednakowoz ME vie
cej niz 500 ludzi. So to tylko po-
ganiacze mulow i motorowi, kto-
rzy wywoza wegiel z kopalni.
Bee mich g6rnicy, kt6rzy kopia
wegiel i wszyscy inni pracowni-
ey zniewoleni So pr6znowat.
Ugoda, kt6ra strawberry gwaI-
ca, obowiazuie do loo marca,
1918. ..
Me u1ega watpliwoSci, re strajk
jest W czeSci, ieSli ME wyiacznie
robota agitatorow z u. w. W."
industrial Workers of the
World), organizacyi radykalnej'
pos}uguiacei sic gwaitem bez Fad
nych Srupui6w, oraz agitatorow
progermahskich. w kopalniach
pracuie wiele ludzi obcego pocho
dzenia, ktorzy So podatnym mate
ryaiem ola progermahskiej agita
cyl.
Sytuacye z tel strony badaja
dwaj asystenci prokuratora gene
ralnego Z Waszyngtonu, R. w.
Childs i o. E. Pagin.
WlaSciciele kopalni saba, re
radszedl kryzys W sytuacyi.
harrington, prezes uni g6rni-
kow, wyjezdzaiac wczoraj do
Springfie1du, oSwiadczyl stanow
co, re zbuntowani strawberry
albo wr6ca do piracy, albo wydale
nj beda z uni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
die MEGA W Chicago. Bankiera
oddano pod opieke lekarzy.

- Wczoraj ma ulicach dzielm-
cy zochodniej W npolowie' braf1
udziat wiele dziewczat W latach
Z do IA. Przeciw temu powstal
protest re strony kilku organiza.
cyl tax zydowskich jak i bezwy-
znaniowych. Rodzicom tych die
wczat grozi aresztowanie, We
dug zapowiedzi Stowarzyszenia
Obrony Matoletnich. Dzieci nj
zej lat 10 ,ytagowafy". %przechod-
.ni6w W szesciu wardach. Welding
raport6w o~trzymanych przez OF
ganizacye, we WELT wypadkah
u1icznicy a nawet dorosli meg
czyzni dokuezali dzieciom i dwu-
znacznikami sic do mich wyraza
Ii. Odpowieozialnost spada ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15

jakotez parafiauie bioracy udzial
w pochodzie ustawia sic pred
nowo budowauym kosciolem,
PREY ulicach 1897 i Beach, skad
ma stacye Lake Shore wyrusz2
punktualnie o godzinie 2ej popo--
tudniu.
Ze stacyi do plebanii Sw. Jana
Kantego poch6d kroczyt bedzie
ulicamie Waiting do Block, Block
do Michigan ave., Michigan ave.
do Guthrie, Guthrie do Cedar,
Cedar do 199ej.
Pc akcie poswiecenia wyglo-
szone beda diva przemoWienia ;
jedno W jezyku polskim przez ks.
F. K~owalewskiego, drugie w ie-
zyku angielskim przez ks. Jana
Wakerfera, proboszcza parafii Sw.
Piotra W La Port. Pc akcie po-
Swiecenia lego Excellencya udzie
Ii zebranym blogoslawiehstwa.
Kontrakt ma budowe koSciola
otrzymal kontraklor Z Chicago,
q. Felix's Mondrowski, Fam. pnr.
1856 n. Lawndalc ave. Roboty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
DZIWNY STRAJK w KOPAL
MACH WEGLA.
Strawberry zbuntowali sic pre-
civ swym rzednikom.

civ swym uzednikom.
Nadzwyczaj niezwykfym jest
straik w kopalniach wegla W
Illinois. Strajkuja tylko pogania-
cse mu}6w, motorowi i pewni Pc
mocnicy, lecz W skutek tego
wszyscy inni g6rnicy W hilkudzie
sieciu kopalniach zmuszeni So
do bezczynnoSci.
Strawberry ME wracaj9 do pra
cy, chociaz ME maja poparoia u
rzednik6w uni g6rniczej. StraJk
jest pogwa}ceniem umowy z
wiaScicielami. Urzednicy uni Pc
wiedzieli strajkierOm re rokowa
MIA w spzawie ich zadah o wy
sza place i lepsze warunh pra-
cv ME beda rozpoczete, dopoki
ME wr6ca do piracy, Mimo to
strajk trivia dalej. Jest to nj mnfej
nj wiecej, jak tylko bunt W unii'
F. Harrington, prezes i inni IL
rzednicy uni g6rnikow (UniteI
Mine Workers of America) W
Illinois, wezwali nawet do pomo
cv komitet weglowy Z iona kra
iowei obrony, ma kt6rego czele
Jest F. Peabody. Komitet ten
wczoraj odbyl specyalne posie-
dzenie w tel sprawie we Waszyng
tonic, lecz ma razic tylko nadzie
je szybkiego zakohczenia straj-
ku wyrazii.
Wczoraj try stowarzyszenia
wlaScicieli kopalni wegla W H.
linois odbyiy konferencye W no.
telu Great Northern w Chicago
take w sprawie tego straiku.
I mozliwem jest nawet, re Sc
dzia Carter, dyrektor weglowy,
bedzie zniewolony interwenio-
wac, zanim przyjdzie do rozwia-
zania sytuacyi.
Harrington wyrazii sic onegdaj
&c powodem strajku jest opinia
wsr6d strajkier0w, IL wlaScicre-
lie kopalni lupia publicznoSt
zdzierczemi cenami i re strajkie
rom rozchodzi sic o pozyskanie
ola siebie czeSci tego Iupu we
formie podwyzek placy. Earring
ton dodal, re stanowa rada obro
ny jest odpowiedzialna "a te OPT
ME.
Jest to sytuacya skandaliczna
pod kazdym w~zgledem. Straik
jest obecnie najpowazniejsza
przeszkOda przeciw znizeniu cel
wegla. Ataki Farringtona ma sta
nova rade obrony wcale sic ME
przyczynia do przywr6ceuia po-
sluSzehstwa w ~szeregach straJku
jqcych unionist6w.
Ma SVEN wczorajszem posie-
dzeniu stowarzyszenia wiaScicie-
Ii kopalni postanowiiy wyslac list
DO gl6wnego biura uni g6rnikow
w Springfield, W kt6rym oswald
czaja, re zarzQd must zbuntowa'
nych strajkierow PoskromiG' a W
przeciwnym razie W mySl ugody
jeszcze bedqcei prawomOcna, do
starczyc ludzi nowych ma miejsce
strajkier6w. WlaSciciele katero-
gicznie odmawiaja st~raikierom
wszelkich podwyzek i innych "a
dan.
StanowiSko stowarzyszeh villas
cicieli zgadza sic re stanowis-
KEN zarzadu uni g6rnikow.
DziS harrington ogiosi list d.
g6rnik6w potwierdzajac, stano'
wisko w~iaScicieli. J~ednoczesnie
ma bye ogloszony list cd guberna
tora LOwdena do strajkujaeych,
wzywajqcy ich do powrou do pra
cy.
Drastyczne kroki powziete 70
staiy przeciw strajkierom. Me
tylko re ME otrzymaja wspart
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
wiedziane przesluchy publiczne
pred sedzis Carterem.

wiedziane przesluchy publiczne
pred sedzia Carterem.
Jutro edbedzie sic konferencya
Representative Is Stanow Srod-
kowo = zachodnich w sprawie cen
i dystrybueyi wegla.
- Sensacye wczoraj wyweial
przyjazd do Chicago prokurato
ra generalnego Stanu Missouri
kt6ry niespodziewanie przybyi
ma zebFanie stewarzyszeh VIA
Seicieli i wreczyl 25 z nieh poz'
wy, azeby stawili sic jutFo ma
przesiuchy w St. Louis W spra-
vie zarzut6w il wbrew ustawie
antitrustowej ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ustanawiaja eeny wegla.
WYDZIAL
N o HANDEL PSZENICA.
Chicagoski wydziai handlowy
ma SVEN wczorajszem posledze-
uiu uehwalii, re Cd ,dnia s5=ge
b. m. znosi handel pszeniea wrze:
sniowq, Akcya ia jest w mys.
prosby Cd fedeFalnego admin,
stratora zywnoSciowega Hoove-.
"a, kt6ry prosii wszystkie wy
dziaiy handlowe W kraju, azeby
tc Same uczyniiy, gdy2 dnia 1ge
wrzcsnia rada r~ozpocznie zaku.
pywanie pszenicy celem stabili='
zacyi cen, a W tranzakeyi tel wy
dziaiy handlowe moglyby duzc
przeszkadzac.
Poniewaz poza pszenica wrze-
Sniowa wydziat ME prowadzit
handful 4adna lima pszenica ola
dostawy ~przysziej, .wszelkie tran
zakcye pszeniczne ma gieldzie be
da tylko "a got6wka, al sic eza'
sy zmienia,
Do Waszyngtonu wyjeeha.
komitet czionk6w wydziaiu han,
dlowege ma konferencye p
Hooverem W sprawie pszsnicy
innych zbo2, oraz w sprawie "a
~ciagniecia pod kontrele rzadowF
droga liesncyi miyn6w j spich'
ROW.
w tych dniaeh zjada sic "
Chicago miynarze 20 sssiednief
Stanew ola oznaezenia cen max
W mysl proiektu p. Hoevera.
Kraj bedzie podzielony ma xii
ka dystrykt6w. Do ehicagoskie
ka dystrykt6w. Do ehieagcskie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15

murarskie wykonuje kontraktor
south-chicagoski P. Zygmunt ia
kubowski, $3.50 Marquette ave. ;
kontrakt ma dostarczenie zelazlWa
otrzymal P. Stanis}aw Jakubow-
ski, r~eprezentant firmly Holmes
Pyot. Roboty malarskie wykona
z. T. Bankowski, dach pokrywac
bedzie firma B. Majewskiego. Su-
perintendentem budowy jest ar
chitekt Bronislaw Pstrong, re
znanej firmy chicagoskiej archi-
tekt6w Workman and Steinbach.
Do Indiana Harbor dojechac
MONA pociagami kolei NEW
York Central" i Pennsylvania.
Pociagi kolei New York Cen
trial" re stacyi La Sale odjezdza-
ia: O godzinie II AS pred pofu-
dniem i :45 i 2:37 popoludniu.
Pociag dojezdza do Indiana Har-
Dor w 45ciu minutach. Automobi-
lami 'jedzie sic bulwarami przez
park do South Chicago, stad
przez Roby, Indiana ma wschod
do Whiting i przez Whiting do
Indiana Harbor
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06
Canaan Valley

Joseph Deloy has returned from a visit with relatives in Michigan.
 J. O. Stevens left Monday to attend the Dairymen's meeting in Utica Dec. 4th.
 The Valley School gave an enter. tainment and sale last Wednesday evening the proceeds to go towards buying victrola for the school, over SIS co was realized.
 Nearly every family in the Valley entertained company Thanksgiving.
 Arthur Tupper of Camp Deveus and lady from Winsted spent the day at H. Rockwell's. MT. Tupper was anon g the number that left for Texas Frid ay.
 Stiles and Miles Stevens of Hamp- den, Mass. were over Sunday visitors at F. H. Langdon's.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06
: Cornwall

The Interesting lecture on Hawaii by Mrs. F. J Squires last Saturday netted thirty dollars for the Red Oross society,",
 Mrs. Orlin Sanford was called by telegraph to Washington, D. O. to be with her daughter who was seriously burned by her clothing catching fire accidentally. Mir. F. J. Squires is tenn porarily taking Mrs. Sanford's classes at Rumsey Hall
 The Fisk University Jubilee singers are to be heard at Library Hall Dec. 18th. A collection will be taken, ad- mission free.
 The Annual Meeting of the Corn wall Agricultural Society will be held at Grange Hall on Friday evening, Dec. 7th. All members are urged to be present and everybody who is in terested in the society, it's fairs or affairs, Is invited.
 MT. Westbrook, our school supervi sor, gave an admirable account of the educational work in which he was for merly engaged at Shanghai, China, from the First church pulpit on Sunday.
 A public War Rally is in week or to to be held in West Cornwall, in Cornwall Bridge, and Cornwall, with speakers from out of town. MT. W. J. Wilcox is to form Liberty Chorus for these occasions.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06
Sharon Valley

Miss Cecelia Hall of Hartford spent the week end at her home here.
 Jack Tuncey of Oakville spent the Thanksgiving holiday with his parents.
 Adelbert Middlebrook of Bridgeport enjoyed his Thanksgiving vacation at his home.
 Miss Gertrude Walsh resumed her school duties Monday after spending her vacation at her home in Lakeville.
 J. Elliott Law passed away at his home here Friday morning, Nov. 30. Burial in Hillside cemetery Monday. MT. Law was we'll known throughout the town and the neighboring towns. Services were held at the home Sunday afternoon. quite few attended.
 Miss Hazel Wiley spent her Thanks giving holiday at her home here.
 MT. and Mrs. Cooper of Leedsville, N. Y. called at Mrs. Helen Platt's Monday.
 Roll of honor of the Sharon Valley School perfect in attendance for the month of November: Edith Burr, Alice Gum, Gladys Gaffney, William Gsff- ney, Johannah Kochauski, William Warehouse, Edward Tuncey. Russell Vosburgh.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06
Salisbury

Richmond Landon has recovered from his recent operation and returned to his studies al Yale.
 Misses Mary Reed and Gladys Stone of West Sufield were home from Wednesday night to Saturday morning,
 W. W. Hortie was home iron Hart ford over Thanksgiving.
 Miss Clara Bishop has severed her connections with Miss Greene in Ga naan.
 The Hawkins children returned to Montclair, N. J. on Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs Louis Haubennestel of Poughkeepsie spent Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs Edward Barton.
 Miss Amy Close and sister of Green wich visited Miss Agnes Meade on Thanksgiving Day.
 Miss Sadie Everts was home from her school duties ill Seymour last week.
 O l.. Warner was home from his duties at Rockville last week.
 Walter Hardisty was home from Waterbury over the holiday.
 Miss Lucy Reed spent Monday in Hartford.
 John Landon has been home from Yale the past week
 Miss Sally Duncan of Hartford spent the week k-end at George Parsons.
 MT and Mrs. Wm. Washington of Waterville spent Sunday with relatives in town.
 Miss Priscilla Goddard has been visiting Miss Harriette Harrison at Abbott Academy at Andover, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Stuart of Lake. vile, Miss Helen Eggleston of Canaan. MT. and Mrs. Wm. Conklin, Miss Carrie Conklin and George Belcher ate Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. L. M. Eggleston and family.
 Jack Goddard was home over Sun. day.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06
Sharon

Misses Josephine Thompson and Ida Palen of Brooklyn were recent guests of Miss Katharine B Hotaling.
 Lawyer and Mrs. Willard Baker and daughters Mildred and Marion spent the weekend with friends in Torring ton
 Miss Grace Lamb of New Haven spent the Thanksgiving holidays with her parents here.
 Miss Helen Foss spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Myra Foss at their home i; Rrattleboro. Vt.
 Miss Helen Smith of Pleasar tville, N. Y., spent the Thank ksgivipg holi. days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Geo. H. Smith.
 Messrs. Herman Middlebrook of Hartford, Adelbert Middiehrook, Jr. of Bridgeport and Ernest Hansen of Perth Amboy, N J spen6 Thanks giving at their respective homes here.
 Robert J Livingston spent Thanks giving with relatives in Bethel.
 The masquerade ball given by the Center School Girl Scouts at the Cast- no on Wednesday evening was we'll attended. The first ladies prize of $2.50 in gold was awarded to Miss Charlotte Wetmore who wore quaint costume with poke bonnet to match which was worn back in the young Ia 1y's grandmother time, and the first prize for the gentleman was won by Arthur Hotaling who was attired as an English riding master.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06
East Canaan

Miss Mary O'Rielly of Stamford spent Thanksgiving at her home here.
 William Wallace spent Thanksgiv. ing at his home at Pine Bush, N. Y.
 James Casey of Maybrook. N. Y. is spending few days at his home.
 William Kane and Miss Beatrice McGuire of Waterbury spent Thanks giving at Martin Casey's.
 MT. and Mrs. Virgil Miller and daughter Polly Of Taconic spent Thanksgiving at Henry Miller's
 Mrs. O. B. Cowdrey srent Tuesday with friends in Winsted.
 Messrs. Isidore Minacci and Ralph Black spent Monday in Hartford.
 ". Sullivan of Hartford spent Sun- day at John Foley's.
 Miss Augusta Colligan of Cornwall spent the holiday at her home.
 Messrs. Edward and George Wilson of Camp Devens, Aver. Mass. spent from Wednesday until Friday at their respective home here.
 Myron Porter spent Thanksgiving with friends in Winsted.
 Harry Taylor has accepted position in Bristol.
 Thomas O'Neil spent Thanksgiving at his home at Gt Harrington, Mass.
 Miss Ruth Gaylord was home over Thanksgiving.
 o. H, Briggs of Norwalk has been visiting his sister the past week.
 There was family reunion at New ton Beebe's Thanksgiving, also at E. s. Roberts.
 The Misses Clara Allyn and Grace Leet of Waterbury were at H. O. Allyn's last week few days.
 Mrs. Myra Burr of Winsted was an over Sunday guest at o, H. Sage's.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Egleston and son Howard of Falls Village were with Miss Ciarinda Bee5e Thanksgiving,
 At the regular meeting of East Ca- naan Grange on Tuesday evening the following officers for the ensuing year were elected: Master, J. O, Stevens; i; Overseer, D. M. Green; Steward, O. K. Goodwin; Asst Steward, Austin Rix; Chaplain, E. s. Root; Treas, O. H. Sage; Secretary, Mss Clara M Bottum; |; Gate Keeper, Gordon Mansir; Ceres, Mrs. Edith Stevens; Pomona, Mrs. Bessie Goodwin; Flora, Mrs. Sarah Bartlett; Lady Asst. Steward, Miss Addie Kimball; Ex. Committee for 8 years, E. s. Roberts.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06
South Canaan

MT. and Mrs. Antony Passini and family ate their Thanksgiving dinner at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ermono Luminetta in Clayton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Kindleburgh of Millerton. N. Y. spent Thanksgiving at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Silvernale.
 Miss Ruth Astleford of New York city, spent Thanksgiving with her parents in this place.
 , There was no service here Sunday, because of the absence of Rev. MT. Hazeltine.
 Fred Howe moved 8 load of goods from Canaan to Cornwall Hollow, @ few days ago for Thomas Bailey.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06
Lime Rock
RED CRO-S NOTES.

The work of this Auxiliary is very gratifying. Two weekly meetings are held o1 Wednesday evenings and Thursday afternoons. Sewing i'd knitting are also done at home. In October the work rooms were moved from the Gas no to the home of the Misses McNeil for tho winter
 That the urgent need of the hour is being realized, is shown in the grow ing interest and attendance each week. Wool and needles are furnished mem- bers for knitting, 75 pounds of wool having just been ordered. A "Hoover" Supper given on Wednesday evening will help meet this obligation.
 This week consignment of dress ings was sent to Lltchfield, consisting of: gauge 1240; muslin 405; knitted articles IS, total 1868.
 Record up-to date for past four months work now stands;
 Gauge dressings-gauze congresses, 9x9 532; gauge compresses, 4, 18l2; gauze wipes, 1 4, 456; folded gauge strips, 6 X 8, 240; total 3040.
 Muslin dressings-4 in. flannel ban dages, 12O, fracture pillows, g.; slings, BIO; body binders, 16.; four tailed bandages, 139: total, 645.
 Hospital garments sent to Salisbury - Nightingales, 476; hospital bed socks, (pairs), 22; binders, 4; hospital bed shirts, 29; total, 13f.
 Worsted articles-Sweaters, 38; pairs socks, l5; muffiers, 30: pairs wristlets, 19; helmets, 3; total, lO4.
 Total 3920.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06
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RED CROSS NOTES.

The following knitted articles have been sent to Litchfield: 20 sweaters, 1S mutfiers, prs. socks, 2l wristlets, 4 helmets.
 We have sent to the children's de- partment in Hartford last week: l5 infants outfits, 12 wrappers, 12 prs. socks, 6 bonnets, making a package of 370 articles. Comfort pillows may be made at home For directions apply to Mrs. Wm Willard. We meet both Thursday afternoon and evening, and men are especially invited in the even ing as the work of folding bandages can De done by them quite as well as by women.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06
Norfolk

Mrs. ". Trask spent the weekend in Hartford.
 Miss Gertrude Halmshaw has entered the employ of the hosiery company.
 Miss Harriett Barstow, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. John Barstow is rapidly recovering from serious operation at the Hartford hospital.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06
NEWS from REARBY TOW NS
Canaan. the proceed, We're $45.

Canaan. the proceed; We're $45.
 Mrs M. G. Marcy and children have returned after spending week in Lake Mahopac, N. Y.
 M. G. Marcy spent Sunday in Kent.
 MT Boschen is spending few days in Union, N. J.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06
Cornwall Hollow

MT. and Mrs. L. s. Chipman were Thanksgiving guests of S., Holsters and daughter.
 John Hamm butchered a nice fat porker last Monday.
 A large flock of wild geese passed through town recently and cold weather followed. as. .lz-s-.l. 5.i,z xass
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06
Burn $500 Every Minute.

Every minute of each day sees $50J in value rising in smoke, and each year shows a record of four fires to each thousand of our population.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-06-13
Rice J~smhalaYa.

One and a half cupfuls of rice that
has been thoroughly washed, one
pound of fresh pork, one pound of
sausage, one slice of ham, half a seed
ed red pepper, n large tomato, n
sweet pepper, one large onion, one
Glove of garlic, three sprigs Of parsley,
M sprig of thyme, two ground cloves,
enc crushed bay leaf, one tablespoon
full of butter. Cut pork and ham in
very small pieces; the sausage in
rather large slices. Mince all of the
other ingredients. Carefully brown
the onion and the pork in butter.
When light brown add the ham and
the other seasoning and brown togeth-
err for five minutes. Then add the
sausage and cook five minutes longer,
stirring constantly. Add three quarts
of hot water or clpnr s"""-r~-