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Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Seven Teachers Sign Contraots-ash- ford Association Home Missionary Corference-Petition to Have the Menthly Reports of Milk Dealers Published - City bistrieted for HeaIth survsy--Extra Room for Li- hraFy--Dsath of Mary L. Molsey. The contracts of seven teachers re- gently reelected have been signed and
 returned to the secrstary of the town B. Handy. high school principali Will Iiam F. Penny, sub-master, high
 school: Miss NJ. Etta Whiting. Mss
 Emma J. Button. Miss Ethel s. stra- han, Israel Putnam school; Miss Lucy Natalie N. pton. Putnam Heights No Fireworks for the Fourth.
 Chief CourtIand D. Arnold of xPut- nani,s fire department stated Tuesday afternoon. that no permits for the sale of fireworks will be issued in this city this year.
 Chief Arnold, who has charge of the issuing of permits for the sale of fire works, said that this restriction is made -on account of conditions throughout the country at this time; as a measure Of precaution and safe ty, for it is within the bounds of pro- Liabilities to assume that there mig ht be persons who, under the guise Of celebra ting the anniversary of Amer icap tndependence, might seize upon an opportunity to use explosives in a destructive manner
 Chief Arno1ds ruling is in line with what is being done in hundreds of cities and towns throughout the coun- try; His notice that no permits are to be issued is given out at this tim in order that dealers in fireworks may know about the plan in ample time to ferego purchasing large supplies of fireworks for sale for the Fourth.
 With no permits to sell fireworks this means that this city will probably have the quietest Fourth, as far as noise making devices are concerned, fin many years.
 Home Missionary Conference.
 More than 100 delegates represent ing churches of the Ashford Baptist association, whose sphere of activity covers the greater part of Windham county. gathered at the Baptist chureh here Tuesday for Home Mis- sieHaFy conference.
 The principal addresses were made by Mrs. Henry Frye of Willim ant c, Mrs. J. D. Rough of New London. for merly of Norwich and Miss Grace Spalding. of Danielson.
 A basket lunch was served, the com nittee in charge being Mrs John A. Dady and Mrs. Charles Richardson Mrs. Files Resigns as Vice chairman.
 At a meeting of members of the Putnam chapter of the American R5d -ross held in the rooms of the cham Der of commerce Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Harold W. Files resienation as 'ead and accepted. Miss Elizabeth -Iarke was elected to succeed Mrs Files
 During the period of Mrs Tiles in
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16

c. H. kingsbury, MT, and Mrs. Angus tus Graves. Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Page Mir and Mrs. Daniel Ratty, Mrs. Frank Willard, Miss Collins PhiIIias TetFea ault, John Haveias, Chris Hav- elas Exnia Havelas. Thomas Talbot, Henry Leaue, Helen Kapaski, Mrs. J. h. Briggs, Postmaster and Mrs. Geo NJ. Filling, Ralph Woodbury, MT. and wood, Miss Evelyn Whipple, Mrs J. Arthur Leach, Mrs. w. A. Whipple Edwin Davis, Edwin Beardsley, Wini- fred Hammette, Mrs. Winifred Carroll Mrs James Danielson, Mary Foster A W. Greenslit.
 220 Children Gardens
 It was stated Tuesday afternoon that 220 childFen's gardens have been prepared by pupils of schools in through the village of KiIlingIy-at BaliouVille, Alta waugaH, Dayville Ea st killingly, Goodyear and Elmville In proportion to it's population, Daniel son makes the poorest showing in the number cf ehildrens gardens, much to the diEcCufiIure of those who thought the children here would show greater enterpriss ent in s aiding to help increase villages of the town the school child ren have shown enthusiasm for the garden work and the promise is that they will De successful with it.
 Schools to Close June IS.
 Graded schools throughout the town of KiiiEgiS. with the possible excep- ton of the Danielson school, are scheduled to close June 15 for the summer vacation. It is also possible that the Danielsen school, which was closed two weeEs last fall on account of the infantile paralysis scare, may also close June l5, this dependent upon the passing by the legislature of a bill permitting schools that did not lose over two weeks to close at tho regular time and yet receive the usual annual state aid.
 > ktlltngly High school will end the school year June 22.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16

single issue even under the severest bombardment, invited their readers to last to abandon their homes as they were abandoning their newspapers. Thursday saw another thousand shells hurled into Reims and the authorities prepared more posters this titne or dering the population to flee immedi- ately. The bombardment again pre- IT, 900 still refused to flee. On Good Friday not only was the number of
 shells Increased. but their Eize as
 well, and on Saturday were added
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16
BIG LIST TUESDAY
Many Additions te Red Gross Mem
 bership Announced.

New members of the local chapter of the Red Cross, announced Tues day: Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Crunnley, Miss Winifred Duffee, Mrs J. IT
 Smith. Merrill Smith, Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Shaw, Miss Nellie Shaw. Mir, and Mrs. J. F. Reed. Mrs. s. Boyd, Mrs. Arnold Wild, Mir and Mrs H. J. Bur bank, Miss Emma Burbank, Mir. and Mrs. David King, Miss Bertha Crum- ley. Frederick E. Colvin. J. M. Bes- Eette. Miss Rachel Burns. Homer Dix on. Clinton Atwood, NIT. and Mrs. H. B. Surrey. Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Wilbur. Miss Kate Looney, Judge and Mrs. Fsrner Woodward, Lottfe Aver, ". w.
 Wh<atley, MT. and Mrs. ". B. Wheat ley. Mrs Charles Adams, Mrs Chas Capron, Miss Maude Capron, Mrs. Clarence Baeohs Mrs. Joel Witter
 Miss c. Lewis, Mrs. A. WeiHberg. Mrs. Isabelle Waldo, Miss Margaret Aylward. Miss Margaret Head, Mrs Charles s. Bill Mrs. TfIfinghast. MT. and MrA c. H. Reach, Dr. and Mrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16
FUN ERALS
Noise PIantier

The funeral of Noise Plantier was held from his home in Wauregan Tuesday morning, with services at the Sacred Heart church Rev. J. c. Mathisu celebrated the requiem maSs. Burial was in the Sacred Heart cem- etery. Louis E Kennedy was funeral director.
 Recruits Slow in Coming.
 Recruiting for the Thirteenth com pany does not speed up in the man ner officers of the company would like to see. indicating that it is going to be a difficult matter to fill the com peny's ranks up to 109 men without resorting to draft proceedings
 An occasional enlistment is obtain eds but the men are not coming for ward in a way to justify tn ebelief that the company can be filled before tt is called out for service, at least not by the volunteer method.
 Lack of q definite program for use Of the troops and delays of con- gress In handling war legislation is believed to be one factor in slowing up enlistments.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16

has been the guest of Thomas Murphy has left for New London and is spend ing some time with MT. and Mrs. Tim othy Leary.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16
Condition Improves.

Meriden.-Carl Kiilam was reelected superintendent of the Meriden Boys club for another year at the meeting o of the board of directors held Monday
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HIH||HHUNIINI|HH|I|BIDH||I|H||BHHII

cumbency as vice chairman the chap ter has grown amazingly and now has about 1000 members, a comprehensive program of work laid out and scores in doing the great work of the socie- tV
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16
Mersick Domestic Water Supply Systems

This is a complete home eIecric pump ing outfit, shaped completely assenb- ed as shown and is ready to operate as soon as connections are made. All that is necessary is to attach the pipe to the well, and screw the plug into an electric light socket.
 Furnished with 1-6, 1-4, 1-2 or 3-4 ii. p. motors and with tanks with working capacity of 49 or 62 gallons.
 A very popular outfit for suburban homes where electric service is obtain able, as the cost of operating Is very small.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16
YANTIC

Delegates to Odd Fellows Convention Rag tSociable to Be Repeated-Me- moriaI and Graduating Exercises of Franklin Schools-Dr. G. A. Comeau Catches 1 f-2 Pound Trout.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16

Myron Ladd and Joseh Mackenzie spent Tuesday and Wednesday in New Haven attending the Odd Fellows convention.
 F. w. Clapp of Willimantic was in town Monday.
 Miss Katheryn Murphy has return ed from a stay of several days in New London with her sister, Mrs. Timothy Leary.
 Jitney Supper and Rag sociabIe.
 Rehearsals are being held for a sec- ond production of the rag Sociable which was given in the winter by the members of the Woman's guEd. A diff ferent cast has been made necessary on account of several being out of town and others i'll. A jitney supper will precede the play.
 To Combine Exercises.
 Memorial day exercises are to be held at Meeting House Hill as for sev- eral years past It has been decided to arrange to have the graduating ex- ercises of the Franklin schools take place at the same time.
 Large cowslips and dandelions are very plentiful this year.
 pr. comeau's Big Fish.
 pr. G. A. Comeau took a handsome trout from Susquetanscut brook re- gently which weighed 1 1-2 pounds.
 Miss Lucy Ladd of Manchester was recent guest at Eimwocd, her home here.
 Mir. and Mrs Hermon J. Gibbs spent some time East week in Chicago.
 Frank Coleman of Manchester, who
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16

shells filled with asphyxia.inE gas. lE was then, and then only. the faithfut IT GOO admitted their defeat They still hung out till Easter morning however, and then, getting to9etner their few possessions. and under new delUge of shells. they went out. and Reims remained city without life and without breath. -- London Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16

Ships that pass in the night ar8 now not a little proud of their achievement.-CoIum ts co state
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16
DANIEL.SON

HeartIess Woman Motorist Knocks Down Boy, Then Speeds Away-k. of c Council Invited to Putnam Town Teams Available for Garden Work-6ig Addition to Red Gross MembershiP-Torrins Ei<s Pre- sent $200 to St. Aiban's New Rec tor.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16
T|I|NNNNNINNNNlNI|||lNIH|NNNAH|

 To.Morrow Notice how quickly the COTTO- LENE creams with biscuit -four. To-Morrow Notice that one-third less shorten ing is plenty when you use COTTOLENE To-Morrow Notice how nicely the biscuits brown To-Morrow Notice the crispness of the crust. To-Morrow Notice the lightness of the COT. TOLENE biscuits when you break them open. To-Morrow Compare the flavor of your cor TOLENE biscuit with the flavor of butter biscuit. To-Morrow Compare the price of COTTO LENE with the price of butter. To-Morrow Remember that COTTOLENE IS also good for all kinds of frying, shortening and cake-naking.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16
OBITUARY.
Mary L. MoIsey.

Wary E. WoISey.
 Mary Louis Mclsey, 75, died at her home on South Main street Tuesday morning. She was born in Sterling, this state, the daughter of Asa and Charlotta Dixon Potter.
 Condition Improves.
 William Wray, Jr., Goodyear, the boy who was accidentally shot with a revolver a week ago tonight. the bullet lodging in his stomach, where it remains, was in better condition on Wednesday at the hospital here than he had been at any time since the ac- cidant, and there was stronger hope for his recovery.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16
in flavor from any that you know.

You can't question this, Because Lucky Strike is absolutely creationthe only big advance in twenty years in cigarette making.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16
How And Why?

Because the Burley tobacco used for the Lucky Strike cigarette toasted It is the first toasted cigarctean entirely principle in cigarette raanufacturc.-1*
 And how you will enjoy this flavor. Remem- ber Burley tobacco, which is all Aavor and this flavor heightened by toasting and sealed forever by toaseng
 Toasted tobaccol Think of hot buttered toast think of all of delicious things that get their flavor from being toasted, for cooked or bfoiled).
 Join the Lucky Strike Smoke Circle now Get a flavor in smoking with Lucky Strike the real  Burley cigarette.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
THE OI-yCkEsT POSSIBLE fzelE

America believe S well nothing mast - f-
ted to interfere with expenditure = he sz715z1 -.s
II the o1ir}est POSSIBLE time e1r and specs hangs s-
cessD-Cen Pershing
In washington today aad oasaa tie esgagG e- IL @s
r,enara7ioo is intense But sped below what should
because the right organization ssh .a-.4az A observer
conditions in Washington when asked o- his E=N o- ne 5o
there answered with q biblical text aeeS .s-'-:
some Therefore cried ere --. 4a- SOME -4s.- ---
b,v was confused: and tfa 'le a-- sna9 ays
were come together.
The virdct Is almost -sae1- slz---=-a Witnesses
and vet with paramount need l F- ali e4=e o e2-oa
ise in the form Of a weekly eatE o re=s- e-'s- t
whose conferences We es1l1-- ~s- aa--9 v-s.
and calm evolution OF 5as.e rl-a ere a-- e.s----
o rapid progress
We may recognize thst me ezlasai-a a"s s.
tiou Of respc.sioiies precipltatoa b. ulgleal
the war would bring about tfe oiaeton noa e>Hz "a -
prorress SLOW. Iha was aot 1pece But the Qrsl @
sbol5d have been uofked tasoag months ae9 a1 -- ~
vantage we derive tlle ez ileat asrtes o. e a
Cor inued confuea be 4eaace- Io5.Esa-~~- @
compromise are ne1casaba in f light Il -h s@l. e -.
need Of our earliest aid in Europe
We would wish the quiet a-ess
iro.e declaration could & te.t he
come ont gf the sp.rr. cf admins.
rrelrainarv confusion was 10 d. -Y1e--lt ~ L .1-
out" Germany fortified lg he divisions .aZ NOE -
doing the ironing. Speed ae o- .l-ee 4= -a
Mccormick declared other Cen Peaa sla ,e "5
Speed speed, speed
That cry must be heard v ----a VII s -5 -7-
until there S higher organization.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
MAN WITH GRIP
HALTED At LINE

Hailing q aeeing man, whose red
sweater coacealed a suitcase full Of
womcns wearing apparel, and stop
ping him just as he was about to set
foot across the boundary line, Gus
cms Inspector Metcalf, at 8 o'clock
last night, captured stranger in the
ity and recovered new sweater be-
longing to Arthur D. Stump of the
Calexieo Meat Market; a kodak, al
most new; q quantity of white under
wear, and several toilet articles. On
the way to jail the man loosened the
sweater and dropped the kodak and
several other things, which the in
spcctor recovered with the aid of his
scarchIight. The fellow attempted to
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
DEATH Of MISS
HAZEL ENGLISH

At ? o'clock tomouo" afternoon ~
the Methodist church the i-l-4a.
Miss Hazel English Wul he he'd In
telment will be ir Evergreen e-e
terry.
Miss English died ii a local hos
pital following an operation f3l al
pendicitis. For the past rea months
she has been employed p tae office
Of the county recorder and was q
graduate Of the local high school She
leaves four sisters-Mrs. Eileen Hub
bard, Mrs. Mayme Barto and Miss
Georgia English, of fl Centre, ano
Mrs. Pansy Gibson Of Ukiah. She
was an active worker in the Metno-
dist church.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
~ NEED i WtfEe UsERs' AssociAT.o>.

Iraper1a is young oovaly, ana size hiss aa l'. ~ a1- -
a3e,usts organization the administration u her multiple l
tion afEa5ss. There has net yet been time l.s ...-
f -As. ss 5-svaser ,aaat Eea! lase -a@ ra end rar-
lrg of euEerova garments
Whas great Improvements ID. @s-na -.ea-eH 1---. e.
-,ss Il over the system -e,ve>-En and ss1ta oN
~, as sHe water delivery system. Set the Irrigation s,. -
r,-soverro1ke8. harasea u constant aenaa-ea aesto.se
entitled, III The organization SUPPORTS .al
4rsri,r Valley ,y.t.. users s..-. sea dome sa
the best interests e the Valley =erEe-
The tentative formation q the water .zssz = s t -
week into an association good start trs-- .-
lodv let is be developed .o =@sla5e a5aaaat
water district the delegates ta le eeea e.. re %e
er these delegates 1'esH al- 2. -
delivery Of water from Haa3au hsaa@- -- te
NIT to the directors the IeHtEcaea a--e- s -s7
Of Representative to the directors Senate
official time giving audiences --sss.- -.
tenent ore delegation aal asks a.e -aaz aas
first Let these delegations Sc -essa IN rs@ ea1- =
users and present concrete anlte sa " he heads q a- z@
system.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
e u es-1 n
1Ms-
r G7~0 0f
III IL

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Lle
Shortage
gsar eaaa
1ae
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07


@ he .s Les Thousand
.#-h. .e.ea .l, r1stlr gs U,
--1-E ,t-1.'-a -1e.- we've ",E,
aa 400 aen.e.s presents We
a 1us Z =
applications we.a e
.s .r
55yt 10 the -a- ....
Reports s.-
.sa committee. r
... Ha -.
$50
zaI.
@ta1-Saa-
r 1i
a -
members II ea
~
@
aa no. already
a
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
THE FOES oF FREEDOM
,7IUn tae NlN LlrE I.0l3

The Lowell Mass, 4l4a-l --a -a..-- -.
the Irish leaders in ireland ---1 -ae
Feiers there and . as oo-a.t.. =---..
be 50 vgronghealod "a G..-asa
where passes understandings '.s
dence ireland coming from le--.. ~
1lishmen, bct equally 10 sz.sla
would e 'yaw5 III --a--@
Attia German t..laz
fortunately som. -.l-aae- -
direction
The enthusiast aid eae l-l-.
the patriots" who hiss -Ia- 7a.-.a --
sailors, the few Azaell--a-ls.=a tools
1rb,,s rz4s ., r.#.- ..e.s e.
Massachusetts,.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07

undertaken by Inspector Phillips Of
q the Northwest Nouated Police,
who is 10 escort two Esskinos from
E5uorton where they were tried for
the murder Of TIVE Catholic priests, 10
ara-heL Island. 1t is expected that
they VIII get only as far IS Fort Nc
pheIsan This winter
Lap tor Iuyc@- of the Northwest
Ioua-al 2ol.cs5 #ao IS a son Of Sir
- Haeert Tupper expects to
make the Jrip from Eefschel Island
70 Dawson this winter OF next spring.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07

l-r. and Mrs John West motoring
to their home IN West, Wednesday
evening. mot another car and q col
Hzion seemed inevitable Mrs. Wiezt
in her excitement, jumped from her
.ar and the driver Of the other car
turned quickly and ran over her
breaking her lee. Nm. and Mrs. West
also had the misfortune 10 lose their
beautiful home by fire very recent
ly.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
CAMP RECEIVES Ness
FUND Of THOUSAND

G
Captain
h. tie a.--s u W.
W1.eh il.e
s
Chris
Eae 10 pl
battery 2 M VI n1
Keaaaog "a t1-
ted
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07

break away, but was stopped short.
The goods We're identified by Mr..
Stump, who left the sweater and a
suitcase containing the other articles
in his automobile for a short time,
while he was in the market. The
stranger claimed to have purchased
all he had from "another fellow for
$500.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
CLAIM ROM|NGER BILL
AGAINST THE POOR MAN
(By Associated Press)

San Francisco, Dec. 6.-Five men,
bers of the California State Brewers
Association are today celebrating to
determine some way whereby the pro-
posed Rominger liquor regulation bill
may license the sale of beer without
meals. 1t is claimed the provision
will operate against the poor man.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07

8. Eeo l---A '9l
" a4a
ua las e4 u-a-1-
go1a Conway 81 The
ra.4 Police il
E--
r4s .e are-sa ae be-
or- e Corporal
l-
t8 Bishop l.
uGE .-
400 G l..a -a1 IS
e5 ID max.
u ti31 eaf
he ia
too
5ul a.tna -
beck "a
t.as aa-
a3
cult
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
zrzous Ila1as or Iq1eyest 70 Won
-atea B > Ulrs A T. I|.7ca, e9bo7e z5f

address exa.e san her appee-
a 81 the sr a a being
carried forward 1 Of her CONF
Nasaaa , "a Iea.ae
5 i Cole arr the nroua"
for The afternoon, Nr..a f#-a as .1.-
oup of sweet Is..e
I rnr @ al.-
r5on Higgins dam .4 tshe
lin eos @ Marie
gave drar 4r-er
aaa SIS an
s
eaaas a - remain
Tas5aEe of ~ Christmas feast.
eatag .e snav
aean
portion ".a-
was served n .aH &. c1.
To eesn one. there YVES
which WI ana die ura-
eeds win go tow u.n.e
The Chastu a4cmaaa
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
Jordan a Candidate.
~ AssoclaLelPr -

Sacramento, Dec. 7.-Secretary OF
State Jordan has announced that he
Viii seek The Republican nom'natl9H
for secretary Of state N tAe AuA-lt
primaries.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07

- c. e. t.H.te.
w s. F -a41Ea4a
s. ~ C. called he
Committee togeta als AFTERNOON -
E4 We a.-i The u-r-
easa of The NEE &. close un aa.
a and rs raaa.t ot The
sarass Ter 5E '4e as1or"#=
they had -as Red Cross
e . W. s AL
-,
aahar. +. Cacant
3. Su - o.r-
W.
Savr 5 Ms Ga
are - this
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present Service Ear.

1.s william Cess and 2las. fon
et -2e
I'll -i lS seiqa
Taa fire a.e .s-s nca-
roV service.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
SadNews.

The'maHy warm friends of Mrs. G.
j. Ritz were hooked and zr-eyed to
hear of the death Of her husband,
which occurred this morning az
au.aci. I'D ! us Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07

New STOCK o. picture frames ana
ol.-iag. Evan Daviaz Studio.--Adv,
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07

EGo.c ma t41-
en not atar tfsn Saturday D 1
oar. Eyaa Dav tai9- Aq9.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
TRIP WILL Take
G.I8E Winter

ntea EaH.e aaa.
Starts 90-zls-
5 Is = -.
H He
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
Llnr.n nnaI

Mrs. E. T. Cock and her mother,
Mrs. Leroy Holt, left last night on
HE norshbound train, the former go
to Tacoma. Wash, to be near her
husband, who is at Camp Lewis in
training.
H. H. Clark, father Of cajinatria.
was seen on the streets o. I'll Cen
1eo yesterday,
= !:
The death Of Miss Haze, English
came as a shock to her many friends
fa FL Centro. Miss English was very
popular 5a social aad business circles.
She was one of The office staff in the
county recorders office
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
Red Cross Notes.

. Dfuff of the Red Cross Shop
ll asking for helpers in serving
fterno5H Jea.
x 81 s.
ms. 4. L. Richmond, Mrs. J. B.
le aud Mrs. 1lcRea have taken
hursday as their day for serving at
he Red Cross tea tables.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07
I4l. El
SMART

wounded and captured m1e. enae .
2 umne llHst folio" w ag
.ho.e n l 1Lt
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07

EuGle gatr ~ ~"
- a-e ~.~
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-07

!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29
HELD AS SHOPLIFTERS
Police say Thcy Caurh, Two to,or,d
Girls While In Act OF
RohbinE store.

MARY and Martha Mayo. both col
orcd. Of ali North Twcutyriu,h S,rcc,
were arrested y"si crday by Detectives
Wiley aud Smith. upon tho .I,aru. of
submitting III various Broad street
stores. Mary is seventeen years old.
Martina nineteen. The form ~ will b.,
arralSned in the Juvenile ana BONES
.' h.la'ions Court to-day, tho latter
III ioI'ce CoLrt. They were caught in
me &c, oil making lift at Cohcu's
worth Of alleged loot was fourd j.,
thc'r womcn's suits. furs ana
IcwclrN. Fully $40 worth of uonds
was said to have been taken at Tho
M'iicr Ehoads store. 1t is under
S'o"u that the older girl planned to
DC married Monday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29
Many VII Marry
on Thanksgiving
lhirty-three Couples in Mad
Rush on License
Bureau.

Ian cupid fahcd To he tackled by
VIC 'Ecicment weather conditions YES
'eruaH. with tho result that there
WAS Il raid on tn" marriage license
bureau in the iiuStings Court. and
'hc number OF licenses exceeded those
OF any day this fail. Thirty -thrcc
was the total issued up to :. c'rlo.l>
yesterday afternoon. and IN. ,I,rk :.
were kept busy issuing marriage oor-
miis.
rms mad rush for liccnscs can h.
a.'rinuted TO the fact that to-day is
THANKSGIVING. ana Il number of we'd
Liz VIII te celebrated. The licenses
issued yesterday were mostly ia col
orrd persons. There were tvcr,,-o,.
t"iIrHd couples who applied for lircnacY
ana twelve White