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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
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Names Is Names.
Carrie \ Bean lives m Lexington
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Luke McLuke Says
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In NEWTYPE
Twenty Years Ago.
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Twenty Years Ago.
DR.. Maupin visited Fl Reno this
morning
Miss Eva Walker returned to Perry
today
Gardner Giyens came in from South
McAlcStcr last night
Mrs L. NJ. Hawley returned to tins
city last night after visiting IN Neal
ester
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Our Daily Special
n Take, some People \ Long Time
Io Say Nothing
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Names Is Names.
Carrie \ Bean lives m lexington,
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Things to Worry About.
\ ttW tree lives for son wears
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Henrietta Pancake IN the Columbus
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TTIVVH IVdTH HKV.
Mrs ] /. Corley is quite III at ht
home on East Fifth street.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
MANSFIELD CENTER
Funerals, Mrs. Joseph L. Dunstan, and
Mrs. Louisa o. AIIen-oranse Con-
fers Desrees-Poverty Social.

The funeral of Mrs. Joseph L. Dun
stan was held at the church Sunday at
z o'clock. and was largely attended.
Rev. Z. p. Aver officiated. The mu-
sic was by the church choir. of which
Mrs. Dunstan had long been faith
fal member. Burial was in the new
cemetery, the bearers being r. E.
Stearns, F. B. Eaton. A. w. Bucking-
ham, Jr. and w. S. Chain.
Mrs. Lovisa q. Allen.
Mrs. Lovisa D. Allen. So, died at her
home Tuesday, tier an illness with
grip and bronchitis. Mrs. Allen was
born in Mansfield and was one of the
oldest residents of the town. The
funeral was held at the Mansfield Cen
ter church, Thursday at two o'clock.
Rev. E. E. p. Aver officiated.
confers Degrees
Echo grange conferred the third and
fourth degrees upon several new mem
bers Monday evening and served the
usual supper.
Poverty Social.
The Christian Endeavor society gave
Poverty social in the church parlors,
Wednesday evening.
Rev. 2. p. Aver has been in New
Haven this week attending the Yale
convoca ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Robinson of
Danhury were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. X. Cummings of Vermont was
the guest of her Brother A. w. Bu-
chanan the early part Of the week
Home From Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lander who have
been spending the winter in Florida,
have returned and are planning to re-
side in Mansfield center
Mrs A. A Perry has returned from
New York to spend the summer at her
home here. -.--,-s-.s-e --.z---
Illustrated Address.
An interesting address on One Hun
derd Years of Congregational Church.
Work in Connecticut" was given by
Rev Sherrod Soule, of Hartford, Sum
day morning In the evening Rev Mr..
soule completed the address, illustrate
ing it with the stereepticon.
Miss Doolittie of Pine Orchard wac
the guest of Mrs. E. P. Aver for a few
days this week.
Schools opened Monda- after a ten
days Iacation, the teachers, Miss Har-
ris and Miss Stone having snent the
vacation at their homes
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
SPRING HILL
Board Of Officers Re-eleetsd at Annu.
al Meeting of Baptist Church.

The annual meeting of the members
of the Spring Fiji Baptist church was
held in the conference room after the
fhid-week prayer meeting last week
Thursday evening. The old board Of
officers were reelected as follows:
President. L. J.. Storrs; vice president
c. C. Davis:- clerk and treasurer. z. r.
Storrs: trustee for three years. H. c..
Hawkins; deacon, c. c. Davis; superin-
tendent of Sunday school, c. c. Davis;
standing committee, Mrs. L. J. Storrs;
soliciting committee, Miss Marian
Storrs.
It was voted to retain Rev H. H
Powell as pastor. A committee was
appointed to see about repairs on the
horse sheds.
Local Interests.
Rev. Fl. Fl. Powell has been in New
Haven four days this week. Mrs. Pow
ell, in the meantime has been visiting
friends In the vicinity of Boston. Mr.
Powell is to preach in willimantic.
tomorrow. - r
Mr. and Mrs. ". P. wildes spent last
week Thursday night at the home Of
Fl. G. Hawkins. On Saturday the
r. T.. for a day and night.
The PUBLIC schools opened this week
with Miss Helen Nichols OF Wilmington
teacher.
AIr. and Mrs. W. p. Wildes Jr have
moved to the Mrs. Shumway house.
Interest OH property taxes begins on
May I.
The student battalion of the c. A. c.,
made a fine appearance as they passed
through here Wednesday on their way
to Willimantic
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
STOKR5
Faculty Tennis Association Holds An
nuaI Meeting-Over rs Enrolled For
Red Cross Work.

Rev. Marshall Dawson preached an
inspiring sermon Sunday on Prepared
ness with special reference to personal
service for the nation.
Rev. Si1errod Soule of the Connecti-
cut Home Missionary Society viii
preach here next Sunday, April 22nd.
Tennis Association Elects.
The Faculty Tennis Association held
its annual meeting Tuesday evening.
The oficers elected were Ell. d. Ed
mond, president; G. W. Eraser, secre-
tary and treasurer; and J.. A. Maffter,
member of the executive committee.
Address On Red Cross Work.
The local Organization for Red Cross
work met at the cottage Thursday
afternoon to sew. At 40 o'clock there
was a public meeting in the college
chapel addressed by Mre. George lei
Ter of Hartford, who gave an interest
ing talk on Red Cross work. The To-
cal organization now has over sew
enty-hve meE1bers enrolled.
The Cadet Battalion for ita drfu on
Wednesday marched to Wfilfnaanric,
where an exhibition Of the Butts' man
ual of physical drill was given and q
sham battle. The cadets returned By
automobile. :.
the play, "one Of the Eight" under
the direction OF Mrs. Campbell, is to
be given for the aid Of the organ fund.
The college baseball schedule haa
been nearly all cancelled so that more
time can be devoted to military prspa-
rations. :.
Miss Goodwin from Waterbury has
been Waiting her sister. Mrs. J. "A.
Prof. Edmond simett 10 spending a
Few days in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
MANSFIELD DEPOT
Play Well Given at Hillside Hall -
Special Music by Performers From,
Storrs.

A great performance, enthusiast
ticaiiy received by the large audience
was Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yard"
last Friday evening, ut Hillside hail.
Every member Of the amateur COM
pany made good The inter-acts in
GUIDED a duet by Mr. and AIRS. Aus
tin. and SOLO by Mas Ethel L. Klein.
The district school began the Spring
term last Monday. Miss Nellie Disco
of Mantle is again the efficient teach
err. 49,
Martin II. Hansen made an auto
trip to Hartford, Tuesday.
Fenelon McConum, Jr. visited his
cousin, William Farrow In New Lon
don from Saturday TO Monday.
Miss Nellie Drisco attended the
teachers meeting at Storrs CoIlcgs
last Tuesday Afternoon.
The instrumental music By Prof
Julius Hanschfld and his niece, Mise
Hedwfg Bengal both of Storrs, was
much enjoyed last Friday evening At
Hillside hail.
Mrs T. L. Garvey and her daughters
visited Mrs. Garvey's mother In Will
mantle from Tuesday to Thursday OF
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21

views OF Japan. George westerfield
gave the lecture.
Selectman and FIRE Warden Ruby
states that no permits for frss on
gardens or lawns viii b issued and
that prosecutions will follow any In
fringement Of the law.
Miss Ricketts has returned to Hill
aide, after restful Waits and . StNrxant
Journey nom the south.
Rev. e. w. barrow took fifteen Into
the church ut West Hartford. Easter
Sunday. and others are waiting,
Mr.. Cosgrove ven<ured to Sunday
school for the first time last Sunday
and was greeted with pleasure by all
but the church was 30 cold that he
only remained for few minutes.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21

rr&G FFaHGn GnttSS8 w NaNy--NeorufS~
tns ONCE opsnsd-seaiers Home
From Washlneton.
The public schools win open Non
day. %ets 49,
Mira. Jane johnson is The guest Of
friends In worcester.
Mrs. Ruth Basaett has sold her place
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Depeau.
Mrs. Martin Goodell was the guest
Of friends In 0fonson and Rrimnsld re-
william Loushsaa OF Vermont Uni
versity. Norwich. Vt. was home for
the Easter vacation.
George Colhurn OF Darlington. VI.
has been the guest OF his parents. Mr..
F-el french let last week for New
Haven. having passed the first exam.
nation Cor the u. s. Navy.
Members and their families OF woe-
s ss,s loass; g.. =; F. 4 a; ~ held q re.
hall In honor OF their 50 year menu
WIN Add 20 Red Cross
AIRS. Leonard Baker has been au-
tAs Red Cross association to receive
applications for membership IN this
Vicinity.
Recruiting Office.
At the mass meeting held by the
recruiting officers OF the Home Guard
dred men were present. There was So
names received. The xecrusting os-
ffcers have opened an ONCE 81 the
| back Of FftRpatriok'S newsracm, where
they are taking enrot.nenss.
EEieyed Washington Trip.
The high school senior class started
for Washington as unit, but came
back in a scattered manner. Some OF
the members stayed over night In
New York ana arrived here Friday
night. The rest either came Thursday
night or stopped over Ia different
places to visit friends or relatives. An
had fine time and were able to visit
all OF the points OF interest in spite
OF the guards around some buildings
Ihey We're not able to hear the presi-
dent deliver his speech, as the audi
ence gallery was crowded when they
reached the building.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
BROOKLYN
Directors Vote to Close Creamery Cor
Peratien-Women's Club Hears of
Latest Inventions.

Albert P. Day and his son. John P.
Day of Hartford and son Warner B.
Day and Miss Curtis, both of Roches-
ter N. T., were recent callers, Mrs.
Lucinda c. Day making the trip by
automobile, but having q breakdown,
causing them to return to Hartford
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Danielson
have reopened their home which has
been closed most of the winter, they
having been away.
To Close Creamery Cooperation
Thursday evening a meeting of the
was held and II was voted to close the
corporation. A meeting of the stock
holders has been called to see if they
will confirm the action of the direc-
tors.
Clarence 1. Hill has gone to Cam
bridge, Mass where he has found en-
ployment at his trade. gold pen max
ing He has seen the sexton for the
missed as he was an excellent sexton.
Moments Club Meets.
The women's club of Brooklyn met
Monday afternoon Mrs. William H.
Dawfey Bvas@ the hostess and read
a paper upon The Latest Inventions.
Tuesday Frank d. Spaulding was a
visitor in Hartford. going there on
business and for COMPANY taking with
him Representative O. F. atwood.
N Y, is visiting her sisters, Mrs. E.
NJ. NJ Maiior and Mrs B. IFrink. -
E. E-f Allen spene Sunday with his
daughter and her fanily in Canton.
Mass. 80
Rev.-E. A. KIhuputh has been at
his home in Ledy4fdthe present week.
Mrs Lucinda G Day and daughter
Clara are guests OF Albert Day In
Hartford
Peep frogs have begun their music
which is q sure indication Of the ar
rival of spring.
Three Join w. c. T. u.
The w. C. T. U. met Tuesday af-
ternoons with the president, Mrs. C..
G. Lawton. Three new members join
ed.
Ethan = Baker has returned from
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21

Neutrality-suspicious. pa~is Leaves the
6ylsa Farm.
Mrs Alfred EKHll Nfiss Louise Til-
linghast and Mise EIeaer w. Talhng-
hast attended . y. a. n tnseeing 90
Thursday At Miss Annla %tsitnshast's
L. Howard Cross has been IN che
Leon Railou ee Uxhri6ees Mass. aas
boon the gnest OF local relaktvess
Mrs, Arthur FNvaria and daugheer,
Arlene. have returned 20 westerly, ~
J., having been here several weeks on
account OF the illness ana death OF
Charles Fletcher. who has been IN
Providence for ave months snployed
by q firm OF underta&ers. has return.
ed here and re-entered the employ OF
+. II. and +. W. Tillinghast.
Resumes Studies.
Howard Byles has returned 60 Ais
studies at Yale. having spent his va
cation at his home. IS sae
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carey and
tied relatives here Saturday,
Miss Rose E. Segoin has returned &C
the New England Conservatory Of
Music, Boston, having spent the vaca-
Miss Mae Lambert or. worcester has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Lambert.
Miss Charlotte Reeee OF Boston, for
nerly a high school teacher here. spent
Saturday and Sunday with local
friends.
Homer Dean is Ill with throat trou-
BILE.
Mr.. Crawford Of the Hartford Thee-
logical Seminary preached here sun
day.
Mrs. Herbert House OF Danielsen
visited at Everett Ladd's sunday,
Miss Sarah Card injured her finger
badly By putting Il into the gear of
the clothes wringer.
Nathaniel p. Thompson, who has
been spending several weeks in Prov
idence with his daughter, Mrs. John
Stone, visited at William Deans sun
day.
Supper Follows Work.
The Kings Daughters met a their
rooms Monday afternoon. supper was
served after the sewing was done.
Miss Phebe Barber has be. 4 spend
ing a week at John z. VaI Inns in
Norwich.
Miss Louise Baker was a Putnam
visitor Monday.
Leases Farm.
Arthur Davis. who has lived in AL
bert Walkers tenement on River street
for several years, has rented the Byles
farm near French's crossing. recently
vacated by. Henry Hopkins.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Get Together Club Hears Patriotic ADJ
dress - Holstein Cow Establishes
New State Reeord-Mewsy Notes.

The Get-Together club gave n srnosg-
er Monday night. Rev. Charles Park
gave addresses on patriotism. There
was good musical programme. Tee
cream and cake were served.
Flowers From Boys, Club.
Leon Woo1worth appreciated the
cArnatfols sent him from the Boys'
clt1o. He Is recovering from scarlet
fever.
Local adherents OF the Bahai move
nent have received announcement Of
Baiai congress to be held in Boston,
Mass. April 20 to May 2. Universal
principles, economic, social ana re-
TIE foundation OF the Mort Grent
Peace"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richardson
hare gone to housekeeping.
Miss Mccormick, teacher of District
Mo. .. were at Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
D1rnoc5's last week.
Henry Kriz of New York. made an
unexpected call on relatives In town
recently
Receiving instructions IN Norwich.
Walter Colburne In to be three weeks
nf q garage IN Norwich. On his return
he will be chauffeur for. Robert Jones.
Lee Royce has q new automobile.
Miss Doris Hall attended the maS~
riage OF aer school friend: Miss Jean
was bridesmaid.
Nrs. Margaret Thompson has been
removed 70 the Stafford hospital.
Walter Allen has sold his car TO
Charles Nichols, u. \ =
say with Miss Hazei Anderson IN Nor
wfeh- .<ys.s3 - Z =.
Miss Marion Idetis visiting Mrs Cor
nell Green. s--.-.--
Miss josephine congdon spent Fri,
day with a4rs.-Green.
Appointed Dog Warden.
W. D. Eldridge has been appointed
dog warden zs-zs5ze' - - :
Dan F1ahsrty OF Spring I'm. Visited
In town Sunday.
Establishes New Record.
Lady Agnes Mercedes. the Holstein
cow which won fame for Gardiner
Hall, Jr. & Co. at the National Dairy
show last far. has achieved more
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21

honors by producing a state record Of
1ds.2 pounds of milk IN - hours on
two different days this past week. She
exceeds her mate, Lille De kol
Pietsrtje snd. which has held the state
year.
Lady has also won for herself the
honors lately taken from her on the
seven day milk record. She held at s8s
pounds. ana was lately defeated by .
cow owned by L n. Newton OF New
Canaan. which produced ss7-5 in seven
days At present Lady has over 100
pounds OF milk in seven days to her
credit. and her yield IL Increasing daily.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
STAFFORDVTILE
Reception For Rev. G. n. Wright and
Mrs. Wrisht-Death of Mrs. Homer
OdeH.

G. ". Miller visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Staples in Willimantic, Tuesday.
Miss Bertha BeIcher was the guest
of Mrs. Charles Smith in Enfield,
Mass, a few days last week.
Gertrude Burris of Mafawan, NJ J.
Is the guest Of her grandmother, Mrs.
AZ Gii1ingham.
Supper and Reception.
A supper was held in the Metho-
dist church Thursday evening with
Mrs, Theodore Lyon and Mrs. Herbert
Bosworth hostesses, An entertain
fnenf and a reception was held in hon
or of the new pastor and his wife, Rev.
and Mrs. G. H Wright following the
supper.
Thomas Gillingbara was IN New
York for a few days visit this week.
Desth of Mrs. odeiI.
Mrs. riomer OdeIl, formerly OF this
place, died a. Bondgvfiie last week
Thursday. The funeral WAS held last
Sunday. She 10 survived by three
children,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis afedbery and
family moved last week into the teae-
ment vacated by 3. NJ. Lambert
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
ELLINGTON
Meeting % The Wemsn's ciub-.Msns-
bsrs Attsad Markhaw Lecture -
Highway Repairs.

Morgan r. ST. John. supervisor of
music In the schools. attended q con-
vention OF supervisors OF music held
In the Academy OF Music at North
ampton. Mass, Saturday. He aiso Wis
tied his brother. Ansei st. John, In
Worcester.
Session % Woran's Club.
'The Quest of the Colonial" by
Shaclxleton. was the subject for the
meeting of the woman's club Monday
afternoon, at the home OF Mrs. G. r.
Miller. The program was in charge
Of Mrs. Miller and Mrs. n. L. Hay
den. Eight OF the club members at
tended q lecture by Edwin Markham
In Springfield in the evening.
Road Repairs.
The state roads are receiving q coat
of gravel the work being done under
the direction OF Superintendent of
Roads T. W.. Kelley.
Mrs. Samuel McCray and son, CAL
win, OF Hartford, were guests OF Mr.,
and Mrs. +. Z. McCray. Sunday,
Fl. b. Elliott has resigned as clerk
for Fl. c. Aborn, and 81 employed In
Manchester. Frederick H. Ames OF
Springfield succeeds him here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Solitude of
Hartford were Weekend guests OF H.
A. Warner.
Miss Hattie Beer has returned from
a visit in Springfield.
Mrs. Ralph Thrall has returned
from Hartford, where she spent three
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Guy
Howard.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
Supper and Receptien.
NERROW

Miss Sarah Wilcox has returned to
her home. after spending her vacation
with Mrs. Asa Burdfck Of Ellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Wilcox were IN
WiIlimantfc Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Morfarty and daughter
Of Rockville are visiting Mrs. Nori-
arty>s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
GergaeT.
Mrs. Merit Usher was In Hartford
Tuesday.
Harold Brown who has been spending
q few days at his home here, has re-
turned to Hartford.
Miss Mildred Efler picked a large
bunch of blood root a few days ago.
e. c. HaI1ocs< Is building an add
ton to his house.
Fruit growers in this vicinity are
busy spraying peach trees.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21

vice.
An adjourned meeting OF St. Peter s
cemetery association was held at the
home OF Miss Carrie kellogg, Thurs
day evening. The following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. III. G.
Horton; vice president, w. 8. ChlIn-
berlin; secretary, Miss c. z. Kellogg;
treasurer, w. c. Robinson; coilec tor,
w. b. Chamberlin; board of managers,
Edmund Horton, w. o. -SeynnS, w, B.
Chamberlin, Mrs. W. O.. Seyms. The
association has received a number OF
requests during the past year., the
interest to be used for the care of the
yards. Messrs. Chamberlin and Rog-
cemetery during the past week grad
ing yards resettinS stones, etc. i. is
expected that the yards will be put in
perfect shape during the spring.
DR.. c. E. Pendleton and W. Brehaut
of Amston are recent purchasers of
new cars. -.
W. 3. Chamberlin was in Norwich
Wednesday on business. e.
Miss Mary Kelley of MiddletoSTn
and Miss Florence Smith of Crom-
we'll were weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Z. Smith.
Union c. &. Service.
Hebron c. E. society united with the
Gilead sAetety In the Sunday eyenIns
service held in Gilead
Horace Portor- of Hartford was a
recent guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Porter.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
BOLTON NOTCH

Miss Mabel Howard Is home from St.
Francis hospital
Harry MelonY. from Hartford fs vIs-
ittng his grandfather. l.. 8. Maine.
Miss Edith Darling who has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Ida
Davidson. has returned TO her home In
West Hartford.
tied her father. NJ. w.-Howard Tues
day
. Miss Hattie Howe Is at work In
Manchester.
Frederick Reicard. who has been
attending college In a western state has
returned home on account OF the i'll
health of his father.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21

per cent. metaD we're regned. produc-.
ing IT, ounces platinum. 81 ounces of
iridium, and 113 ounces Of iridosmine.
and that 10, 11S ounces of South Amer
lean crude platinum, about So per cent.
pure, were refined.
The platinum metals produced by
refining crude placer platinum, of both
foreign and domestic origin, amounted
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21

r1oWe-M1ny ASeend Dance nj the
HALL.
Rev. n. \. Fowiss gave an interest-
ing talk on the Life of Martin Luther
at the Sunday morning service.
Mrs. Thomas Braithwait OF Groton II
visiting her sister. Mrs. A. J. Wood
To Rent Summer Place.
Mrs. Stanley Marschat and small
son. OF New York. have been spend
ing few days with tho formers SIS
ter. Mrs. Charles A. Lee Mrs. Mars
20 bring her family Of children for the
summer.
Guests a. cxr. ana Mrs. William H,
Loomfs' sunday were their three sons
with their families. Mr.. ana Mrs. w.
q. Loomts and son. Elmer Loousts. Mr..
and Mrs. r. C. Loomis ana son.
George. ana Mr.. and Mrs. %. H Loom
IS, and son. Donald. ard Mrs. Sterry.
Mr.. and Mrs Elezer Pomeroy. three
daughters. and Miss Elisabeth Eddy.
OF Windsor. visited at Mrs. William c.
Miss Anita n. Baker OF New FORK,
was visitor with the Misses DAILY the
first OF the week.
Attended Dance.
Mrs. Jennis L. Bolton. Leslie q. Ecl-
ton. Miss Louise Hutchinson and WAL
ter Brady. oe Hartford. were in town
for the week end. to attend the dance
given in the Bolton town hall. Satur-
day evening. The dance drew a good
number from out OF town.
Charles e. Carpenter has returned to
his sisters. Mrs Frances e. Ruggies',
having spent the winter in South Man
chester.
Rev. Stanley Sherman of Quincy,
Mass. who supplied the local pulpit
at one time. is now pastor Of q par
tsh In Eastford.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21

to S,94S ounces platinum, 2s5 ounces
iridium, 1919 ounces iridosmine, and is
ounces palladium.
Refners of copper matte and gold
bullion report a production from for
eign and domestic. material of 2.556
ounces platinum, 100 ounces iridium,
and 2,746 ounces palladium About
half of this output was proSuced from
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21

Preliminary estimates based on
practically complete returns made to
the United States Biological Survey,
department Of the interior, by do
nestle rehners of platinum indicate
that in 1915 approximately 4sS ounces
of domestic crude platinum (about n
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
WARRENVnLE
Local Mission Circle Wins Loving Cup
at Norwich.

sold their farms.
Mrs e IA Rossiter,azwflo has been
spending the winter in New York city,
has returHed to her home In this VII
lage.
ker have been visiting their parents
in New York.
Mrs. z. LIZ James ATTENDED the tn
neral Of her aunt In Mansfield Thurs
The Mission Circle CT this vfhs
were the s1ccsgsfui contestants far the
lowing oup b thS recent contest In
N~rwfeh
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
WELLINGTON

Mail Carrier Korner is out IN a new
car
There were fifty at Bible school
Sunday afternoon
Those who accompanied the pastor.
Rev. Mr.. Parker to Memorial church
In the evening greatly enjoyed the
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
Good and Timely Advice.

Ernest Becker, alleged plotter. says
Germans are accustomed to do as
they are told without asking ques-
show q little more curiosity when they
are told to do it I'm this county-Sa-
vannah News.