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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
ARVONIA

Especial 10 The Times piSpatchl
AENONlA. VA. December 2s.--
Hunter Mcclure DuNal, who eight or
ten months ago enlisted in the United
States Army. and who has since been
stationed i'll Cheyenne. Wyo.. where he
is in training with the artillery. has
been spending some time here on !,
holiday visit TO friends and relatives.
4 bi. dance for the benefit of the
local Red Cross chapter was held at
the Masonic Hall on Wednesday night
OF this week.
John and Grit Edwards. OF Hope
we'll and Richmond. respectively. arc
spending the holidays here with their
parents Their father. William q. Ed :
wards. who has hcen very Ill, is i'm
proving.
Professor Wilson F'uQua. Of Chester.
is here to spend the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. Julia Fuqua.
Miss Anna Holman. of Petersburg.
is spending the week at her mothers
home in Bremo Bluff.
A. l.. Pitts. ,Ir.. OF Scottsvillc, was
at his old home here for Christmas
dinner.
Professor and Mrs. H. T.. HolsinEcr.
of the high school faculty, spent the
Christmas week at their old home il,
Blackstone, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sattcricld arc
LuncnburE County.
Mrs. William Williams visited this
week at her old home in Shores.
Colonel Albert Johnston Terrell, Of
Bear Garden. New Canton. was a visit
tor in Richmond this week. where he
attended Il meeting OF the State Prison
Board.
Mrs. Charles Graham Thomas spent
this wee kat Fork Union.
Rev. Hugh Fl. Hudson, Of Charlottcs-
Vile. preached al Center Church. Cum
berland Courthouse. on last Sunday. oc-
cupying the pulpit for Rev. Plummcr
F.. Jones.
The Arvonia Presbyterian sunday
School held its annual Christmas tree
celebration on Tuesday night in the
midst Of the heavy snowstorm.
Miss Gertrude Pierce. who is stu
dent in HafrisonburG. spent the week
here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
A ]. Pierce.
A large number Of young people
from school, soldiers from the camps.
young men working in the cities and
great munition factories. and many
others of various occupations. hockcd
TO the country this week to spend the
holidays The James River trains have
been so loaded down with travellers
that double-headeTs have had to be
run 10 accommoG atc tie travel
lee on Mckenna pond. New Canton
is of enormous thickness. allowing fine
skating and the harvesting OF the best
ice in years.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Fortney. of
Dillwyn. were in this section on SUNDAY
last.
Miss Ella boswell. OF New Canton
is now so1ourninG in Jacksonville Fla
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Albion's mother,

the guests of Mrs. Albions mother.
Mrs. J. *. Stockard.
Mrs. {. w. Banner and little son.
Charles spent Christmas with Captain
Banner ut Camp Greene.
The Mothers Club Eavo charming
Christmas party Wednesday afternoon
at the Elks' Club in honor OF the chill
drcn. Several interesting stories for
children were told by Mrs. Il. S. wills,
and number Of games were greatly
enjoyed by tho kiddics. Santa Claus
was present. and save each OF the
thirty-fvc children sack OF candy at
tho close Of the party.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
woman'S CLUB was held Wednesday
afternoon At the Elks' Club.
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MANASSAS
rspccial 20 The Timcs-pjspa,c

Especial 20 The Times Dispa tch.l
MANASSAS. VA, December "a
Northumberland William Lay Tat
tcrson. OF Hampton. was the holiday
guest OF Professor and Mrs. E. r. H..
Hodge.
Captain anu Mrs. Howard NJ Jami-
son. of Admission. Ala, have been the
guests of Mrs. Jamison's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. " Lipscomb.
Lieutenant Everett l.. Rice. of Fort
Niagara. y. Y, during tho week was
the guest OF his mother. Mrs. W. NJ
Rice.
Scrgeants f. Norvell Larkin. T.. Hun
ton Cox. q. @. Lynch and i. l.. Greg
Dry. OF Camp Lee; Privates W. NJ Hay
Meade, and Private John II. Hynson. of
Camp Lee. spent the holidays az their
homes here.
Lieutenant Roswell E. Round son Of
Lieutenant and Mrs. George c. Round.
left recently TO join the Eleventh Cav
airy at Fort oslethorpe. Ga.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson. of sweet
Briar College, and j. IIcndley johnson
Of Damascus, are the guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Johnson.
Miss f. II. Osbourn is the guest OF
relatives in Baltimore.
Misses Lucie and Elizabeth Buck are
the guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Frank y.
Buck. at Portsmouth.
Mrs. c. W. Berry and her two chill
dren. who spent the summer here with
Mrs. Berry's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p
ii. Lynch, have returned 10 their home
in Phoenix, ATE
Z Mr and Mrs c. Z. Nash were holt
day guests OF their daughters. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Berger Cooke and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert W. -Adamson.
II. w. Sanders. agricultural director
OF Manassas High school. is spending
the holidays AZ his home in Richmond.
James l.. Nelson has been visiting
in South Carolina.
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CLIFTON FORGE


CLIFTON FORGE. VA, December IS.
Miss Bernice Greene, who is teach
ing a Millboro Springs, is spending the
holidays - her home here.
DR.. +. II. Wells has returned from
Tip to Lexington and Louisville. Ky.
W. y. Garlna.l. OF Charlottesville. is
spending some time with his sister, Mrs.
Homer. on Brussels street
w l.. Fife. and two children are
spending some time in stanton with
Mrs. Fifer, who is a patient in hos
pital there.
Mrs. Joseph Spottswood and George
: Spottswood, OF North Dakota, are
visiting Mrs. Spottswoods daughter.
Mrs Gordon Coul;s.
Archie Crowder. of Newport News, is
the sucs, OF Mrs. II. NJ. Eddins
Miss Gaynelle Counts is spending her
Christmas holidays in Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. -. Glenn spent sew
eral days Of this week in New York.
Cecil Hunter who is now stationed
at Camp JackscH, near Columbia. :. c..
is spending his fur!ouGh with his
mother, Mrs. c. &. Hunter.
Mrs. G. L. HoYsman ana little dauSh-
ter are in 'Ncwherry :. G., where they
expect 10 stay some weeks.
Walter Savage. OF Washington. is
spending 4 few days with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Savage.
Earl McC;arry left for Shenandoah
Junction several days ago, on account
o, al injury TO his brother. who had
been struck by train.
. W. T. Dunlap has returned 10 his
home in Roanoke, after visit 10 Mr.
and AIrq. u. II. Tucker.
Dr. l.. c. Griffith who is a lieutensn
in tho l. s. army. is mere on a visit &c
his family.
Eivcs Spinne", located al Canir
Thomas. Ky. spent his leave OF fort,
hours. with his parents.
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Sl.56 Fast Pile Nclvetcen, %
inches wide, in seal brown.
Myrtle green. Burgundy. navy.
reScda and CcriSc. Sale price
IL '.....'. SIC
$3.50 Baronet Satin. in reese
da green, Copen, blue, old
rose. light blue and gold; ~
inches wide. Sale price. Soc
Black Chiffon Taffeta, and
Black Satin Duchess, So inches
wide; worth sl.50. sale price
10 ''..'.' ........... Sf.l0
Beautiful quality Satin, in
black and navy, 40 inches
wide; regular price SECS, sale
price Si.50
Liberty Satin, in black, SO
inches wide, regular price
$3.50, sale price. .$f.S3
Main Floor.
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Nh. ana AIRS, Edouard Albion arc
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LEFT FOR HOME ON TUESDAY

Misses Frances and Mary Ann
Thomas returned to their home a,
Trinidad on Tuesday after four OF
Ave day's visit here as the guests oi
their brother. J. +. Thomas. Jr.. and
wife. at 3l5 Harrison avenue. They
came here from a trip thru the
northern part of the state during
which they visited in Denver. Greel
ey. Eaton and other places.
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W. s. GLASS vlslrs CANON CRY

Prof. w. S. Glass. at one time in
structor OF science in the Canon City
high school. and. subsequently, 90
cupying a similar position in the fac
ulty of the high school at Cripple
Creek. arrived in town Wednesday
night on a business and social visit.
A decade ago nearly everybody here
knew Prof. Glass. but as his last pre-
vious trip to this community was Ave
or six years ago. there are many peo-
pie who will be unable to recognize
him. All of his old friends will be
pleased to know that he has changed
but little with the advance OF time
and that he possesses the same genial
msnnerism and cordial handclasp that
characterized him when a citizen
among us. 1t will also be gratifying
to them to learn that he is getting
along nicely in n business way and
that he is prosperous and happy.
Prof. Glass has abandoned the
teachers profession and is at present
district agent and representative OF
one OF the largest life insurance com
pany's in the United States with
headquarters at Liverpool. Ohio. How
long he will remain In Canon City Ia
unknown.
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DOG HELPS NEwssoY WITH HIS
PAPERS

Dixie" handsome and highly
intelligent Spitz dog owned by Mr..
and Mrs A. curren Of Garden street.
in the Hot Springs addition. is faith
f,ti and appreciated helper OF Franklin
Dixon who carries the Daily Record
10 subscribers in that part OF town, in
delivering the paper to the Curren
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\. T. s. CLUB ENTERTAINs At
sTRATHMoRE HOTEL

The members of the +. A. T. s. club
entertained at 6 o'clock dinner at
the Strathmore hotel Wednesday ev.
ening in honor OF Mrs. Grace Schultz
Osborn. OF Salt Lake City. who is Wis.
iting in Canon for couple OF weeks.
After dinner they enjoyed the even.
ing at tho picture show,
Those present were the Misses.
Laura Abersold. May Howeiis, Jessie
and Bueiah Emmerson. Wilma New
comb. Eta Walton and Mrs. Grace
Osborn.
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FISH IN THE WET NOUN
TAIN VALLEY

Frank Emmerson. County Assessor
Fl. J. Craig and Deputy County AS
SCISSOR H. c. Webster will leave Fri
day morning for three or four days
camping and fishing outing in the Wet
Mountain valley. Their itinerary will
include Westcliffe and Hermit lake.
,ccr ronay eNn 49, .<,.o1
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News Notes
THURSDAY

ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD MAN
HERE
J. F. Riddle of Denver, travelling
passenger and freight agent for tine
Rock Island Railroad company. is a
business visitor in Canon City this
week
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MISS oARwooo IN PUEBLO rHi
WEEK
WEEK

Miss Anna S. Garwood. county su-
perintendent Of schools. left the first
of the week for Pueblo to be present
meeting OF the trf-county teachers
institute. Before returning to Canon
City she will attend the annual con.
vention of the county superintendents
OF the state at Greeley.
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THE HONOR ROLL

THE HONOR ROLL
1017. Black. Walter Clyde
231. Quick, Chester Garfield
969. Papish. Franl
"a. Shoemaker, Roy
H61. Jones. Everett Eugene
1890. Karns, Sidney NJ.
7S7. Abbate. Tony
$50. Satterfeid. Chas.
81. Province. David Gilbert
2SS. Mcfarland. Grover Ernest
z96. Smith. John Andrew
4S9. Dalsandro. Luis
1905. Stultz, Frank
$50. Archuleta, Felix
1908. Polizzi, Guiseppi
395. Fisher, Fred r.
81. Petrie. Raymond Lawrence
SAT. Rice. Gerald Gee
1925. Cain. Harry. Forest
Ss4. Mattioda. Peter
943. Huppert, Frederick
79S. Beckley. Luther Edwin
1872. Bancroft. Everett Richard
1888. Martini Tony
.5S9. Crocombe, Henry
s34. Mccoy. Henry
225. Mehal. Pete Christ
2S9. Palmer. George Wesley
1898. Zabruski. Mike
A43. Welch, George Jay
"a. McNish. Wade Walter
951. Kopacz, John
779. Sullivan, Emmit Charles
55S. Jones, Fred Arthur
3S9. Donnelly, Henry L.
1852. Cedro, Peter H.
1047. Moschetti. Camille
72S. Mathis, Lawrence
. $50. Thornton. Thos. A.
1913. Hayes, Philip
149. Hogue Curtis Franklin
4s2. Berardi. Mike
81. Carter. Lowell Benjamin
1888. Santarelii. Tony A.
2i9. Hart. Roy Williamson
693. Williams. Jim H.
s39. Quirico, Attansic
1249. Collins. Philip NJ. Precinct 5,
Canon City
1880. Moschetti. Antoine
1894. Abbott, Henry Sherman
45. Bowen. Allen DeBerry
sos. DeBOni. Joseph
1916. Zenonian, Ferdinando
6S7. Stultz, George
1856. Merriam, William Fredrick
-1135. Hill. Horatio Cleveland
541. Crockett, Leroy Mack
900
247. Amter. Israel Samuel
179. Clucas, Frank Sherman
SS4. Starika, Tony
9s7. Smilanich. Daniel
922. Crede. Emilio
253. Bishop, Richard Stevens
263. Esquibel. Cicilio Y.
577. Chess, Charles Edward
1872. Pearcy. Don Rupert
661. Hicks. Claude Marming
727. Lloyd. Earl
5S4. Schroeder, Alvin
1876. Duncan. Irwin R.
81. Downing. George Edwin
IL. Hart. Earl Marvin
1877. Riva, Anton
1918. Miliish. Mike
74S. Colarrelli. Nick
loS. Hickam. George L. Jr.
17s. Choncherick. John
Nnitts DOuTtQSe
8. Dobin, Niculae N.
347. Perino. Lawrence p.
20. Kenton. Benjamin Harrison
IS. Mills. William Marion
952. Krali, Louis
5s5. Ahart. John Manuel
7S9. Allen. Chas. Leroy
s49. Wagner, Richard Roy
1874. Bottenfield, Ray Homer
607. Eggieston. Willis Walter
374. Wallace. Eber James
925. Davis, Victor P.
1I3. Bell. Rheuben Vernon
1874. Hardy. Thomas Clifford
s1s. Garcia. Antonio
166. Wachob, John Alvin
1893. Jones. Edward Henry
474. Todd. VIM. c.
so. Harvey. George Washington
51s. Masciatelli. Biaggio
759. Holzfaster. Joseph Edward
20s. Brown. Harold Brooks
293. Runner. Thomas Charles
1856. Williams. George William
4o4. Hawkesworth. John f.
1877. Coleman. Thomas Russell
1853. Tafoya. Juan
575. Canterbury, Willie Edward
277. Kane. Theodore Michael
987. Rodenbusch. Pete
All. Kerns. Dee
80. Pope. Wallace DoweIl
266. Fuller. Christopher Harrison
1913. Swanson, Charles William
249. Arnold. Leslie Lee
o04 Raah Harry ar,o
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4O3. Harvey. Lawrence
1876. Smith. Harold Boon
4. Caris. Richard W..
Z. Cowan. Joseph
IA. Hicks. Cortis Fernando
%. McNish. Elbert Edgar
II. King. Raymond Jay
"a. Bondurant. Frank Garfield
ia. Morgan, Fred
.135. Bower. Elmer Joseph
las. Hoza, George
1sS. Patrone. Clyde
2l3. Dalbey, Melvin Paul
231. Quick. Chaster Garfield
256. Carmon. Jasper Earnest
269. Gilman. Henry Clark
272. Harris. John William
2SS. Mcfarland. Grover Ernest
291. Roberts, Gordon Morris
E37. Stiles. Harold Andrew
299. Thomas. James Albert
325. Hamblet. Harry Boyd
357. Shewmake. John William
40. Jones, Jesse f.
442. Trujulo. Mike
4s1. Berardi, Chas.
495. Donaldson, James
sos. Fuller. Elmer E.
525. Perez. Augrulio
53S. Valdi. Frank
SIS. Hefiey. Clarence Earl
SOS. Hayden. Clarence James
56s. Whitmore. George Albert
$40. Frecka, Arthur Aaron
5s5. Schroeder. Francis Henry
.599. Asberry, Samuel vergel
643. Barrett. Gus
654. DeJohn Joe
657. Farr. James York
662. Jenkins, Forest C.. -
666. Koscak. Josef -
sos. Anovich. John r4
1856. Roberts. Benjamin II.
1871. Rosich. Frank
$50. Isiey, Othir Eugene
III. Peachey. Arthur
1872. Tonso. Tony
799. Allan. Charles, lie Roy
1893. Aquirre, Ventura
800. Blackford. William Milton
So2. Carnevale, Domiano
803. Cinguanelli. Rocco
sos. Clark, Elmer NJ.
826. Latham, David Aaron
$50. West. Arthur Guy
S58. Blythe. Michael
$50. Colasacci. Nick
s66. De Rito, Nicola
S89. Ossola. Chas. Alex
89u. Paulucci. Vincenzo
s99. Salsrdino. Anthony
800. Baratone. Dominic
932. Evers. Abram Wesley
94S. Kennick. John Martin
965. Ondik. John
97S. Powell. Joseph Leslie
$50. Price. Phillip
1902. Smith. Matthew
1910. Tosca. Joseph
1913. Weschak. Steve
1884. Brunette. Joe
1896. Hayes, Ralph .Wedgewood
1899. Jones. Edward Henry
1042. Malone. James
1850. Moschetti. Patty
1854. Trabucco. John p.
300
1858. Asher. J. r.
1853. Bertatti. Marion.
1912. Hanna. Siste
1883. Mrak. Vincent
1924. Parker. Ear Z.
1885. Ragsdale. VIM. E. Enlisted u
s. navy.
1902. Harry. John
1909. Zingheim, Paul Zenith
1115. Banks. Rivers T..
112O. Lyelis, William
1880. Godding. Norman Lindsey
1886. Hoza. Pete
1887. Hurd. William Lloyd
ll40. Madsen, Madse
1141. Marsh. Frank
1143. Paxton, William Rose
i149. vondra. Benedict Lorenz
1852. Williams. Vernon Edwin
1153. Craig. Merrel Benjamine
1884. Sheldon. Walter Treasure a
1883. Berry. Victor George
115S. Brady, Cornelius
1883. Brady. James Francis
1856. Crocker. Earl Otis
1172. Tanning. William Charles
1173. Ficco. Donate
1176. Fulmer, Bert Colbert
1179. Goodson. Frank Everett
1l85. James. Fred Myron
1894. Marvin, Earl Holden
i195. Molello. Domenico
1000 nabnrno Aaa At1o,1
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MR.. AND MRS. LAWRENCE PHipps
JR, HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Phipps. Jr..
and Fred W. Mccarthy OF Denver.
were guests at the Strathmore hotel
Wednesday night. They motored
down from Denver the previous af-
ternoon and left this morning for
Glenwood Springs where they will
spend several days with friends at the
Hotel Colorado.
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LEFT WEDNESDAY FOR
GuNNlSON ON VISIT

Mrs. f. v. Boucineau and little
daughter, Dora, of sos Pike avenue,
left Wednesday afternoon for Gunni-
son where they will spend some time
visiting relatives.
CUSTER COUNTY COMMISSIONER
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B. F. Kindig motored down from his
ranch. IL miles north of cotopaxi. on
Tuesday to look after some business
matters requiring his attention. He
left for home this morning accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Poulson.
who will visit there for a week or
more.
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HERE

Jacob Beck, of the Wet Mountain
Valley. member of the Custer county
board of commissioners. is a visitor
in Canon City today. Mr.. Beck came
down from Westcliffe by automobile
this morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-09
BEAUTIFUL HAIR, THICK, WAvY,FREE
 FROM DANDRUFF
DRAW A MOIST CLOTH THROUGH HAIR AND DOUBLE ITS
 BEAUTY AT ONCE.
SAVE YOUR HAIRI DANDRUFF DISAPPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
 COMING OUT.

Immediate ?-Yesl Certain that's the joy of it. Your hair becomes light wavy, fluffy, abundant and ap- pears as soft, Iustrous and beautiful as a young girls after an application of Danderine. Also try this-moisten cloth with a little Danderine and care fully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. This will cleanse the hair of dust dirt or exces- sive oil, and in just a few moments you have doubled the beauty of your hair. A delightful surprise awaits those whose hair has been neglected or is scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or thin. Besides Deautifying the hair, Danderine dissolves every particle of dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invig- crates the scalp, forever stopping itch ing and falling hair, but what will please you most will be after few weeks use, when you see new hair fine and downy at first-yes-but real ly new hair growing all over the scalp.
 Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them. It's exhilarating, stimulating and Hfe-pro- ducing properties cause the hair to grow long, strong and beautiful.
 You can surely have pretty, charm ing, lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you will just get a 25-cenr bottle of Knowlton's Danderipe from any drug store or toilet counter and try 1t as directed.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-09

foremost in sports. During the period Sullivan, Donnelly, A. Woods and others who were promoters and org anizers of different sports, Baltic was on the honor list and the different teams played some of the fastest men in this state. In the days of the old Baltic A. c. some of the fastest boxing exhibitaions in this section were giv- en. Later when a baseball team was formed by these promoters the team soon gained fame as the fastest team in the Mill league, and in 1911 won the championship and was awarded
 the pennant. During the same year a
 strong football eleven was organized, and was recognized as one of the best ] in this section.
 For a term of years Baltic had one
 of the festest basketball teams in this vicinity. Loving cups, trophies and pennants in the Baltic Social club testify to mony victories won by local teams. MT. Wood is being encouraged by local fans and he expects to revive the sporting spirit.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-09

Thomas Fox, Grand Outside Guard Leonard J. Hermes, went to Groton Monday evening and installed the off, cers of Fairview lodge, No. 101, I. O.. o. F. After the installation ceremony an oyster supper was enjoyed. The company returned to Mystic on the last trolley.
 Entertained Monday Club.
 Mrs. Henry B. Moves entertained the members of the Monday club at her home on Willow street yesterday af- ternoon.
 Mrs. Emily Spencer is critically i'll at her home on Church street.
 Miss Joanna Burnett has returned from a few days visit in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Conrad Kretzer left Monday for weeks visit in New York city.
 Gone to Florida.
 Roy Bates has left for St. Peters burg Fla, to spend the wintIr.
 Charles Dodge is spending few days in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. N. Stanton Gates of New York are visiting relatives in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-09

Funerals, Lueius H. Chapman, William Fl. Button-ltems Collected About the Borough.
 The funeral of Lucius H. Chapman was held Saturday afternoon at local officiating. Burial was Sunday morn ing in Linwood cemetery.
 William H. Button.
 The funeral of William H. Button, who died Saturday morning in Backus hospital, Norwich, was held Monday dertaking rooms, Rev. B. D. Reming- ton officiating. Burial was in Ldnwood cemetery.
 Rev D. R. o'Donne11 celebrated mass at the Bozrah and FitchVil1e churches Sunday morning.
 About the Borough.
 Louis E. Baldwin of Middletown was calling on friends in town Monday William Johnson was in Fitchville Sunday.
 tocmis are in Norwich this week as jurors.
 Miss Cora Carrier has been the guest of relatives in Hartford.
 William Doyle of Maiden, Mass, is the guest of friends in town.
 Arthur Chapman of Franklin is in town for a few days, having been called here by the death of his father, L. H. Chapman.
 Charles M. Reade of Willimantic was caller here Monday.
 Charles F. Beebe was in Millington Saturday at the birch mill of which MT. Beebe is in charge.
 Miss Katherine Conway returned to New York Saturday, having been call ed here by the death of her mother, Mrs. Thomas Conway
 F. H. Bartlett of New Haven was a caller here Monday.
 James Bartholomew of Westchester was Colchester caller Monday
 James R. Dutton is seriously i'll at his home on Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-09

Without any apparent motive, Julius Oliberera, aged 36, attempted suicide by shooting himse1g in the head. He evidently had a change of mind just as he pulled the trigger, as the bullet grazed and did not enter the skull. He was attended by Dr. Little and then taken to Lawrence hospital in New London. The wound is not considered serious.
 Mrs. Ursula Heydecker, widow of George Heydecker, for many years a resident of the borough, died Satur- day. She was born in Lanzenfelvt, Germany, March 4. 1880. She is sur vived by a daughter, Mrs. Katherine Hahon.
 MT. and Mrs Roy Carson have re- turned from Bridgeport to the bor- pugh. MT. Carson has secured em- ployment with the American Velvet company.
 Mrs. Ann B. Pollard died Sunday night at the home of Oliver c. Griffin n Water street.
 Three coasting vessels sought shelter m Stonington harbor Monday
 That big freight shed that gave a businesslike appearance to the Ston- ington steamboat wharf is now com pletely removed.