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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
FLYNN REVEALS DETAILS
OF Sim FE|N PLANS
Chief of United States Secret Service
Tells OF Plot for IriSl,
Instruction.
LETTER FOUND ON MELLowEs
Mucl, Information OF Value Discov-
cred Concerning Itamifications i'm
This Country-Note Shows That
Another Uprising Is Planned.
IBy Associated Press. !


NEW YORK. November l0.-Details
OF the plans of Sim Fem leaders for
the insurrection in Ireland which cul-
minated in the Easter Monday riots of
last year. together with information
relative to the landing on the Irish
coast of Sir Roger Easement. were re-
counted in a communication found In
the possession of General" Liam Mel
loves. Irish rcvolutionist. arrested here
several weeks ago. and made public to-
United States Secret Service
At the same time Flynn gave GU;
copies of an ar;fully worded letter
which Thomas Welsh. a British sub
jcct. attempted to destroy when taken
into custody by Federal authorities on
The arrival OF Il steamship here last
Sunday
The two communications. Secret
Service agents say. have furnished
much information of value in their
investigation OF the rami,ications of
Slim Fcin operations in the United
States.
Mellowcs. said to have been COM
mandcr Of Il considerable force of rev.
olutionists during the Dublin riots.
is at liberty under $500 bail. charged
with obtaining by fraud Il scamun's
passport, on which. i; is claimed, he
intended shipping on an English bound
vessel. in order to assist in another
Irish rebellion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


'hc world wide week of prayer Of
tn" Young Mems Christian Association
"nens to-day with tho tolorcd Young
Mems Christian Association. The
meeting this morning at $50 o'clock
Will be led by General Secretary =. Z.
Burrell. Other meetings for this
week arc as follows:
Monday, y T.. M.-Lcadcr. Rev. u. j.
Bradford. of Crcwc.
Tuesday. { i. M.-T.eadcr. Professor
{, y. Lindsey. Armstrong High school.
Wednesday. =. M-Lcader. Super
intcndcnt John l.. Ballard, of the sixth
street Mt. Zion BAPTIST Church sun
day school.
Thursday. L. M.-I.cader. Rev. II. A.
jackson. rector ST. Philips Episcopal
Church.
Friday. r. M.-Lcadcr, Rev. G. c.
en- pastor of the Leigh Street Me-
mortal Methodist Church.
sunday. +. M.-Thc week closes
with Rev. y. y. Hector. pastor OF the
FirSt Presbyterian Church.
MI men are invited to these meet
imss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
AERO SQUADRON BALL
Entertainment at Grays' ATmory on
Wednesday, Night 10 lie In
tcrckIinE Event.

The grand ball OF the ono Hun
drcd and Fourteenth Aero Squadron
Of the enlisted men. which is TO be held
next Wednesday evening. will be one
Of the big military social events OF the
season. All arrangements have been
made. The ball will he held in the
Grays' Armory. which will he suitably
dcckcd in gay and patriotic colors.
Music will lie furnished by the nine
piece jazz band OF the squadron. The
jazz boys have been found quite en-
tcrtaining when they have played at
some of tho small entertainments
around Richmond and their ability to
ill the air with irresistible rag time
music has been often proven. If there
is any one in Richmond who is not
familiar with jazz music. he can have
demonstrated on next Wednesday even
ing that you must dancc-thc music
says So
The real promoter of the affair is
Henry :,ch0artZchild, who is assisted
by SerSeants Hender. Slater and Jones
of the squadron. Following arc the
patronesses. under the Geucralship OF
Mrs Plcasanton l.. Conquest:
Mrs. Eppa Hmnton. Jr.. Mrs. John shelton
Mrs; Henry Il BaskerviIi. Mrs Willia'n
-. j. sands, Mrs; William IL. Harrison Mrs
b. f'', Mrs HiS Norman Mr1 n JEmGs sranGh
Fred Fleasants. Mrs. V. G. Rlankensh in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

Airs. Horace s: Iicwes. Mrs. j. Taylor ELY '
5Gm Mrs Mz a. S MHn'"fne, o Mrs ssysrly T.
G.T,y = Mu", .,nI;,o M, Mr. } a: 9: GhYndier.
Mrs.. G. H. Mona;nnEF|c' Mrs. r: r: Aisms
.ir.. Mrs. James l.. Cannon Atrs BcyerIy
r: Hrnwp. Mrs Robert e. bryan. Mrs
liam L. Minor: Mrs. Arthur Scrivcmor Mr.
I;nninn IL Wiliinns Mrs. OHM -. Winston
Williams. Mrs. ~. H. Cha KEY >''p'
The proceeds Of the dance arc to 20
to the athletic fund. The squadron has
Il football team to outfit with suit.
and expect to give many Il battle To
the crack teams In and around Rich
mOnd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

ELDER M.-Hereafter. II you have
t.roubie getting the neroxin for black
heads or The zintonc for the complex.
ron. send nifty cents. which is the price
OF either one OF them. TO Secretary in
raieskn Suratt: Thompson Building,
at once by mail. ''u
ever done for your face will so asto1nG
you as the effect Of the folio wing
sr%ua Story 2 OF Tr satprse s w from ss 's
my friends Get from your DRUGGIST -
two'ounce package OF cptol which will
cost NIFTY cents. Mix this cDtol in a half
pint OF water. and add two tablcspoon.
fuls of glyccrine. and your wonder
worker is ready. it will make you look
years younger in a few days.
made after my own formula. II 10
called "Naleska Suratt Face Powder"
~ ~ free from the cha Of nearly
al face powders. and is superb in fine
ness. smoothness and scent II is now
sold In drug stores at nifty cents a boz.
In white, flesh and brunette.
TROCBLED-lt is impossible to hav.
Il more thoroughly cleansing head-wash
anu shampoo than is secured by dis
solving teaspoonful of eggol in a half
cup or hot water; Enough cggol can be
secured at any drug store for twenty
five cents to give over a dozen OF these
head washes.
Eleanor G. CT have known quite
few OF my friends who had been aba
to develop the bust satisfactorily in a
months time by using a mixture OF two
ounces or ruetone and half a cup Of
sugar IN pint OF water. This is safe
and Is taken four times a day.
HANNA R-You can get rid Of black.
heads almost as quickly as explaining
how 10 do II. In few moments YOU
can positively get rid OF them all. II
may be hard TO believe. but II is true.
Get at the drug store some powdered
ncroX n. sprinkle some Of Il on hot
wet cloth. and rub It over the black
heads Then look in the mirror, and
see the remarkable result.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
apply Cream in Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

Nh What relief. Your cloggcd nos
tri!s open right up. the air passages OF
your mead are clear and YOU can
breathe freely. No more hawking,
SnuiiiinE, mucous discharge. heada che
dr!nesS-no struggling for breath at
hlEht. your cold or catarrh is gone.
Don't stay stuffed un' Get "A small
bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply little Of this
fragrant. antiscptic cream in your nos
tr!lS. let II penetrate through every air
passage of the head: soothe and heal
the swollen, inna.aed mucous mem
brane, giving you instant relief Ely'.,
Cream Balm is just what every cold and
catatrh sufferer has been seeking. It's
JUST cndid-AdV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
NEW UPRISING PLANNED
For NOT FAR DISTA Mt

That another uprising was planned
Tor time no; far distant is indicated
authorities believe. by closing SEN
tence in the unaddresscd letter found
IN Wclsh's possession. In urging dis
erection In the wording OF communities
lions. presumably from Sim Finn
agents in the United States. TO the
leaders of the movement in Ireland
this letter said.
The game is so high and there is
too much at stake to take any risks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
ISrIntz-M0(.nrt~

WINCHESTER. VA. November 10
Isaac c. Printz. who celebrated his
twcnty-iirst birthday oply Il few days
before he registered last June und who
lis til" youngest drafted man In the
Winchester contingent at Camp Ice.
and Miss Helen McCarty. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Carson McCarty. we're
married Thursday evening at the home
OF the nride $ parents here. a reception
was held. The bridegroom lori 70 din q.
to join his regiment at Petersburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
INSTALL NEW PASTOR
Rev. William 4. Hall to Tnke Charge
or Porter street Presbyterian
Church.

Rev. William Alfred Hall will be in
stalled as pastor of Porter Street Pres
oyterian church this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Many prominent ministers OF
the various Presbyterian churches ara
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Local rcmpernture.

., ,,a,,,, ,a,,.nernturr IS
u noS' t,'ncritmre IS
Ala <in,I,n tcfnDcraturc to u. NJ. -
Minimum temperature to & +. Nj .?
MrMm tnn,n,raiurc ... so
Excess in temperature. ..........
Deficiency III temperatures SINCE COZ
March | o'f
AI nun "e'''''"'S s'"ee ' GO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
The Weather
ITurnI.hed by U. 8. Weather Bureau
I-orccnst. virginia

Fair sunday; Mon
dny increasing cloud
mess. probably rain
west portion.
North Carolina
Fair sunday, Monday
InrrcnsIuE cioudlness,
probably rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
,;cncrnl Weather Conditions

Middlc Atlantic States. NirEln'AII TIC 'e
weather. will be unsettled, with rain IN
early days OF the week, followed nH
fair in the middle of the week anu oE
lures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

expected to be present Rev. Mr.. Hall
succeeds Rev Wesley Baker. who has
recently accepted II call to Abingdon.
Va. Rev. Eugene &. Caldwell. -. d..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
I.ornl Nainfnll
Local observations ut : T..

Raintail last twentE-four hours. y one
E,XCcss in rainfall since March L.. 3.2O
Excess in rainfall since January /. 40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
BANK CLEAR|NCS MAKE
GAIN OVER LAST YEAR
Total Of 500. 23S 600 Goes Through,
Clearing House, Compared With
S21 ,909.128 Year Ago.
RESERVE BANK STATEMENT
Bills Discounted and Bought During
week Aggregated SlO,G2o.ooo.
Consolidated Statement Issued for
All Banks i'm Reserve System.

Clearings OF Richmond financial in
stitutions for the week ending with the
close of business yesterday afternoon
showed a substantial increase over the
same week Of last year, but decreased
slightly as compared with the new
high record established the previous
week. The clearinss, according to the
weekly statement OF the clearing
House Association. totaled S3S'2"S'o""'
as compared with S2t.a6s,l26 for the
corresponding week of last year. Al
the present rate. the volume CT clear
inxs for November will break all pre-
Nious records.
Total resources OF the Federal Re-
serve Bank Of Richmond again broke
all previous records in the week end
ing with the close of business i"iday
afternoon. according to the weekly
statement of Governor George j. Seay.
Resources Of the institution now as
sreEatc Sl27.S6l.0 0o. AS compared with
sl26,l3I,00o, established last week.
During Tho week tho bank bought and
discounted bills totaling $lo.62oooo,
which was the largest amount Of bust
ness for several weeks.
SEAr ISSUES STATEMENT AS
TO RESERVE BANGS CONDITION
Governor George J. Scay issued tho
following statement yesterday after
noon, showing tho banks condition:
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates
in vault. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6,l230oO
Gold settlement fund. 36,l3s.Oo0
Gold with foreign agencies" l,S3S.OoO
Gold with Federal reserve
agent Observation-Disclosures. 32,oGI 900
Gold retention fund ~ $4,000
Total gold reserve. s $500, 900
Legal tender notes. silver
certificates and subsidiary
coin $1,000
Total reserve 16aS2 900
Bills. d SEQ ted and
bought .......s -l,S2G,coo
United States government
certificates ............ 3,'l2,oO0
Total earning assets....S 25,03S.0n0
unccllcctcd items. ........S l7.627,ooo
National bank notes. $4,000
Due from depoSitories--salc
of certificates of ndebt-
edness October is and "A. $4,000
All other resources. .... l25O0O
Total resources .Sl27.S 600
Liabilities.
Capital paid in............s 3,J61000
Government deposits, in
Guiding Liberty loan pay
mcnts, except amounts re-
deposited ,.............. a.,5S,ooo
United States Treasurer
special accounts--salc Of
certificates of indebted
ness October Is and .i $4,000
Due 10 member banks--rc-
serve account. ........... 45.l0i 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
CONDITIONS IN IMPORTANT CITIES.

Tcmpcraturc IS. humidity. IS; wind
direction southwest. wind, velocity. )
miles: weather, clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
"SEANTEAR" Is
DIRECTOR OF OPERATION

Through study OF the communication,
Federal authorities believe the person
designated as "Seantear" is the dircc-
tor OF all Sim lein operations. Though
unsigned. the wording of the letter
they believe. shows it was written by
Il subaltern of 'Seanfcar' who might
DC termed the Secretary of state" OF
the Sim Fem organization.
Portions of the letter authorities
say. give ground for their belief that
Welsh was one OF a number Of messcn-
gers who brought orders from leaders
OF the organization in Ireland to their
agents in this country. and returned
with word as to the progress of OPP
cratonS here.
Welsh is IN the Tombs in default of
1900 bail. charged with violating the
trading with .hc-cner> act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

ana you must use extreme caution
when writing. Always refer In future
10 tho Seanfear az do. and if possible
u" not mention his namc ut ALL"
the word 'Scaufcar" rccurs II mum
Der of times In the communication.
which was of considerable length. Ref
efcncc also is made to Il man who. the
iettcr indicates. posed as Il priest when
mat role best suited his purposes. and
10 another person referred TO as tho
iadS who WAS recently released"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
STATEMENT
FORAi.SLI. TWELVE BANKS

WASHINGTON. November l0.--Gold
reserves Of the Twelve reserve banks
increased s27.0to.0do during the past
week 10 sl.5,3.317, coo, more than twice
"a much a. the sS3S.0Go.o00 reserve
me same d'te year ago, while total
resources decreased s2to00.000 TO So
o:'l1e.poN. The banks condition No
Ne-nNcc Va. - fn,lnus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Marvellous
Complexion
In a Week,
"The Best Part OF II Il That Any
Woman Can DO It," Says the
Grcnt Screen Fnvoritc,
Enleska Suratt.
BY NALIssKA suRATr

IN, all the history of beauty-art. |
i doubt whether there Is anything
quite so remarkable as the results
accomplished by the mixture given be-
low. IL Is as simple as II is remark
aple. Under its influence the skin
taxes on most unusual youthful
piumpness. and wrinkles and deep lines
seem literally to melt away. Ask your
Druggist FOR one-ounce package of
zintnne. and mix il in a pint of water.
adding two tablespoonfuls of glyccrine'
You viii accomplish the desired result
nE using the resulting cream freely and
very often The zintone viii make over
u pint OF this uncqualed rcjuvenator
soon you VIII notice that your freck les
viii disappear. know how difficult
you nave found 1t to remove that grain
ing appearance of the skin. This IS par
formula given above. After "A time the
compieNion Will be II uniform tint: il
VIII clear wonderfully and take on the
INT OF osc-petal. without Il defect
II you Will use 1t faithfully. literally
ana every day YOU will not fail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

will preach tho installation sermon
DINERS participating in the services
VIII be Rev. Frank Il. McFaden, ID. D.
ana Rev. Russell Cecil, p. u,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

MISS W. p, Lit is absolutely GER
grow luSuriantly. and the thin snots
hlled out In a short time have never
known the following formula to fail
When used faithfully for a short time
hair treatment YOU can buy To one
pint OF bay rum. or'to a half pint each
OF waller and alcohol. add the contents
OF onc-ounce package Of bctt-uuinol
winch you can get at any drug store
Tor hity cents. Apply this daily II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Your Heating Stove

should be right selection be the
city, $25 and s2e the Jugens Hot Blast $780,
You make mistake in buying Heating Stove
them right no charged and guaranteed sasfac
tory Wood Heaters, $4.75 up Open Franklins, SIG up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

.ANNOYED--Thcre will he M moro
drudgery. dread or danger in remov-
ing superhuous hair IL you will simply
moiStcn the hairs with Sulfo solution.
Whicn your druggist will supply you
ior about one dollar. AS the hairs arc
Kept moist for a few moments the hairs
Srinklc up. and on bathing the skin the
lattcr TX found to be as hair-free az that
or new-born child. II leaves the skin
IN exquisite condition. and never leaves
spot or mark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Outstanding

Sfh.EbS
Total amount of bills discounted ana
houRht for the week ending November
?, 1917. s1c.625.001
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
NesOurccs,

Cold coin and certificates
IN vault ..s 80. ,e$, 600
no,G settiemen' fund as5.72i 600
Cold With foreign nEeu.
eies .-..... 52joo 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

'N''' '''R''' It''TT'
Gold reserve against net deposit LA
bility. - per cent.
Cold reserve against Federal re-
serve NOES in actual circulation. IS
per cent
Federal Reserve Notes.
Issued S4SsiI o0o
ON hand Observation-Disclosures. ,912.000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

Total bins on hand
lhiteh states government
long torn securities
United states government
short-term scgurlftO.
Municipal warrants .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

Total earning assets 7ss.53s 200
Due from other Federal
reserve hants-net ,7a,noo
ohcoi'ec'ed fens........ 2.l.7s5GOo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
SEAr ISSUES STATEMENT AS
TO RESERVE BANGS COSDTrfON

Governor George j. Scay issued tho
following statement yesterday after
noon, showing tho banks condition:
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-10
EPWORTH LEAGUE HELD
 WELL ATTENDED SOCIAL Vocal Selections and Humorous Dia- loque Were Features of the Evening.

The Epworth League of Trinity Methodist church held a we'll attended Halloween social and entertainment in the church parlors Friday evening. The church was prettily' decorated in approved Halloween style. Witches and jack O. lanterns. black cats and corn shocks were the prevailing fea- lures of the decorations.
 Preceding the social there was a short business session. The enter tainment programme consisted of pia- no selections by Miss Mary Gray and a humorous dialogue by Arthur Ryd- holm. Miss Olive Riley sang The Ghost in very pleasing manner.
 Halloween games consisting of peanut hunt, ducking for apples and Going to Jerusalem were on the pro- gramme Refreshments of doughnuts, coffee, apples. popcorn and peanuts were served by the committee 4 in Charge The committee comprised Miss Marion Braley, chairman, Miss Olive Riley, Miss Eleanor Fenton, Miss Elizabeth Lane, Robert Gray, Rev J. H. Newland and Howell Clarke.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-10
PROGRAMME FOR STATE MEETINGS
Connecticut Board of Agriculture and Connecticut Sheep Breeders Association to Convene in This City Next Month-County Farm Bureau to Hold Corn Show

of Connecticut Sheep Breeders. Asso- citation. II a. m., address, The Im- portance of More Sheep to the Amer ican Public, MT. Arthur. G. Bigelow, tile Co., .11-15@- a. m,- address. The Profitable Farm Flock, MT. P. M. Mar win, former commissioner of agricul- ture. state. of Vermont. 2.15 p. m., discussion of dog laws, led by MT. Bigelow. 3.15 p. n1. address. Sheep for Abandoned Farms, by w. B. Ken dall, Long Branch Farm, Bowdoin ham, Maine. Owner of 2600 sheep. 3.45 D. m., outline of the sheep ex- tension work for Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut, MT. Haslett Of Amherst and MT, Skinner of tSorrs Extension Sheep Specialists for these states.
 . Record Attendance Looked For.
 The scarcity of sheep. vacant pas lures and very urgent demand for wool and mutton at good prices should warrant a record attendance at this
 Sheer Prizes Offered.
 The Connecticut Sheep Breeders As . Class 1, fine wool, $7, s5, ss, l, rib bon: Class ?, medium wool. $7, $5. $S, s1, ribbon: Class 3. long wool, $7, s5, s3, s1. ribbon; Class 4. dressed lamb. S1O. s750, s5, s3, ribbon; Class 5, dressed mutton. s10, $7.50. $5, s3, rib bon; class 6. best combined exhibit from one farm. To consist of not less than six feeces and two carcasses: $1O. s5.
 State Corn and Potato Contest.
 The Connecticut State Fairs Asso- ciation and Col. w. H. Hall of the Stafford Springs Agricultural Society offers the following premiums: . Class 1, for the best 1-2 bushe1 ex- aibit of potatoes, $50; second best, $50: third best. $25: fourth. $20.
 Class 2, for the best 10s ear corn ex- hibit (fint or .dent), $50; second, $50; third, S25: fourth, s10.
 County Corn Show.
 The Farm Bureau is arranging to hold a county corn show in connection with the state meetings.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-10
-% ~-

The prOsfamme for the midwinter meetings of the Connecticut State Board of Agriculture. the Connecticut Sheep Breeders Association and the to be held at the town hall in this city on Dec. 11th. 18th and 18th was announced on Friday as follows:
 Tuesday, Dec. fifth.
 Morning devoted to receiving en- tries and arranging exhibits. Entries in corn smelling contest close at l p. m: shelling out contest, 2 p. m.; tome economies demonstration. D. m: entries in sections 3 and 4 close 3 D. m.; judging section 3, p. m-; judging section 4. 4 D. m; receipt or exhibits Section l close D. m-; judg- ing Section 1 early Wednesday morn
 Wednesday, December 18th.
 Io45 a. m., meeting called to order. Address of welcome, Mayor Hon. AL lyn l.. Brown. Response II a. m-, Address. Successful Swine Raising in New England. by Prof. P. A. Camp bell of Dixville Notch. N H.. mana ger Balsams Farm Award of County Factorc influencing the Yield of Corn. by Prof. c. G. Williams, chief of de- pertinent of agronomy. Ohio Agricul- turaI Experiment Station. 2.30 D. m., Demonstration in Corn Judging. by Prof F. S. Prince. department of agronomy, New Hampshire Agricu1tu- raI College. 300 D. nn.. address, Why More Small Grains Should be Grown if1 New England, to be followed by a discussion of the present fertilizer situa ton, MT. Sidney B. Haskell, the manager Soil Improvement Committee. National Fertilizer Association. 7.15 F. m-, music. 7.30 p. m., address. The Necessity for Organization of Agri- cultural Interest, Dr. Thomas N. Car yer, professor department of econom- ics. Harvard university. S.30 D. m., address The Farmers Place in the Body Polite, Dr. L. H.. Bailey. for mer dean of the College Of agriculture, Cornell university. and one of the leading agricultural writers of the country
 Thursday, Dec. 18th.
 10 a. m, annual business meeting
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-10

The funeral of Miss Jane T. O'Ma- =. hcney was held at s 15 o'clock Friday. morning at her home on Scotland road. At g o'clock a solemn high mass of reouiem was celebrated by Rev. c. w Brennan at Sacred Heart church. Rev R. F. Morrissey of VoIuntown was dea- cen and Rev. W. H. Kennedy of Greeneville sub-deacon- Many were in attendance. At the offertory Pie Jesu was sung by Mrs. Morgan Cronin who also gave as a waiting hymn Some Sweet Day As the body was borne from the church the choir sang Nearer, My God, to Thee. Miss Eliza beth Me lone accompanying. There were choice flowers, including roses, chrysanthe-
 nuns and carnations. Burial was in the family lot in St. Mary's cemetery. The bearers were John Mullin, William A. Somers, Casper K. Bailey and John A. Moran
 Undertaken Hourigan was in charge of the funeral arrangements.