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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-30
Commencement Event !
Only Official One
Given This Year

The graduating exercises are the
only authorized commencement event
which will be given this year. A
short time ago the Board Of Education
votSd~that no commencement sSrlnon
should be preached. Everything has
bSen made 70 conform with the spirit
iof the times. ~ sbaccalaureAte eer-
WA preached in the MendsnhAil
Memorial PRESBYTERIAN church Ct the
personal invitation Of the Rev. r. 6.
Oliver D. y. to the members Of the
graduating class. This. however. va
not oftioially ~connSctsd. With the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-30
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Through an over sight on the part
Of Of the local teachers in COM
piling the list of names Of seniors to
take part in the play this evening.
TIE name of Miss Florence Johnson
was omitted. Miss johnson plays. the
lcadlng role as Mr.. Smiths " TO. a
society woman.
John Bowes, who has been visiting
friends in Snow Flake, Man, is ex-
pected home tomorrow evening.
Miss Marion p. Fee, local school IL
b%rarian, will attend the library school
at the University Of Minnesota this
summer to study the latest methods
in this branch Of work.
Martha l.. Ricketts, is the latest
buyer of a Liberty bond of the third
denomination, having purchased one
In the superintendent Office on FRI
day.,
Miss Theresa Thorson,. who is Sec
rotary OF the local. civil service board,
conducted examinations yesterday for
a bookkeeper, and will give an ex-
animation for rural carrier on
June g.,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-30

tsSdsTSe-stN@TES S :, .AHEs
Gives Oh. Roataon-Max TauHsrf.
who has been ia the employ 81 the
Great Northern. has enlisted, and will
leave for the training camp At Bsrke-
ley, Cal. on June . W 53..sss
10 the Vooes-I an . candidats
for the Office OF county treasurer. and
earnestly solicit your support for
tho republican Nomination on June
|3e, . rs@.s11ne Man on The Joh.s
Charles Allen. deputy county treas
Eurer.-Advs
Will Mako Address-AttornAy Geo.
A. Bangs will deliver = Memorial day
address at Devils Lake today. Mr..
Bangs will attend toll business matters
at Jamestown before returning to this
city.
At the Met Today-Mabel Nor
mAnd In the Goldwyny picture, "Joan
of Plattsburg." It's q George Loan
Tucker production and 10 g most ap-
day. Admission 15c. Children 10c.
Three showS-3:30. 7:30-And 9:15:-
Adv. a.
shriner Delegates Leave-1llus-
ltrious PotentAte +. d. Cameron, C. A.
Hale and Harry McNicol left last
night for Atlantic City. N. j.. where
they will attend the annual meeting
lof the Imperial Shrine as delegates
OF the Rem Temple lodge Of this city.
They will visit otheu eastern Cities;
Park Pavilion at Arvilla, in Fad
denis Grove, will open its series Of
dances May 31st. These dances win
be held every Friday evening
throughout the season, weather per-
hitting. Come and have a good time.
Dance in the best pavilion in the
= state.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-30
Buckley and Maid on
Their Way to Italy
With Railroad Regiment

Mr.. and MRS George Buckley have
received letters from their two sons
who are now "Over There Ray
Infond Buckley writes that ne III been
Cappointed clerk in the Classification
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-30
AVIATOR DIES FROM INJURIES.

Taliaferro field died this morning
from injuries received Wednesday
afternoon when his machine crashed
to the earth. Lieutenant Buckus, who
was with him at the time, escaped
with a few scratches.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-30

s. Back .Ffoaa BHannaros-rresident
ThomaA, =. kane OF the North Dakota
|uniyerdy has returned from q trip
to Bismarck, where he attended Z
meeting Of the state board Of, educa-
fiOn. 81
Attend In1tiA&ion-M. r. Murphy,
". v..EofConnor, Howard Monley and
esMahowald. are the delegates from
thegGrand Forks Council, knights ,ot
Columbus. to- attend the Initiation ,at
FFEyfso. Of the first. second and third
degrees.
Cohen Was Oosnpaainant-N wa
| erroneously stated ye1terday aftAr-
noon that b. j.. Cohen had been fined
$40 and sentenced to 80 days In the
county Jail. ~ . matter of fact, Mr.,
Cohen wa the complainant in the
case. and It was Elmer Widgen who
was sentenced by Judge r. j., Pur-
| COLL. 3 Irty f4sEr3 - 80 -f.fs SJJt5t=It- y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
OPINIA PRE-
CIV ROZEJMOWI.
Londyn, IS. pazdz. -

Londyn, IS. pazdz. - Pisma
angielsllie, omawiajac odpowiedz
niemiecka i wog6le sytuacye wo-
jenna, godza sic wszystkie ma je-
dino, re ME moze bye mowy o tym
.czasowym pozejmie ami wog6le o
zadnym rozeimie, chyba, re
Niemcy poddadza sic zupelnie.
Celem Niemc6w - twierdza ga
zety - jest wykorzystac sytua-
eye ola siebie, ably uniknac kata-
strofy przez ~wywolanie niezgody
miedzy Aliantami.
Paryz, Is. pazdz. - Rene vi
jiani, byly premier francuski I
minister ola spraw zagranicz-
nych twierdzi, re noty niemieckie
maja tylko ten eel, ably zyskac NJ.
czasie. Ma noty o~dpowiedziet
powinni Alianci, a ich wojenne
organizacye powinny wskazac
sposob, w jaki Niemcy ewakuo--
wac maja kraje okupowane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
R NJ PRZECIW


Kanton, Chiny, 10. pazdz. -
Rad wojskowy w Kantonie wy
dal formalna wojne nowemu pre-
Chin Hsu-Shih-C Chang
"a to, IL przyjai wybor ma Prey
denta Cd nieprawego parlamentu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
karze rokuja nadzieje zupelnego
wyzdrowienia.
KATASTROFA Ma
Waszyngton, 10. pazdz. - De-

parliament marynarki zawiademil
re wskutek eksplozyi, jaka sic
wydarzyia ma pokiadzie lodzi do
Scigania nur6w, znanej pod licz-
ba No. 219 i ktora spowodowaia
jej zatoniecie, jeden czionek "a
logi stracii zycie, a osmiu innych
zostaio bolesnie pokaleczonych.
Inny zaS vaginal. Eksplozya ma
stapiia w chwili, gdy f6dz stala
PREY okrecie zapasowym, kt6ry
so zasilai weglem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
GEDDES D WALCE POD
MORSKIEJ NIEMIEC.
Waszyngton. is. PAID. - v

Washington, is. pazdz. - w
cstatnich tygodniach Niemcy
podjeli sic novel Rampant pod
moEskiej PREY pomocy niezwykle
olbrzymich tozmiar6w nur6w.
Sir Eric Geddes, pierwszy Lord
brytyjskiej a~dmiralicyi. w movie
pochwalnej ma Geese marynarki
amerykahskiej, zapowiedziai, re
Niemcy ponownie rozpoczeli
kampanie podmorska W celu SEE
rzenia bojazni i zniszczenia oraz,
&c 'floty alianckie So zupeinie ma
wszelka ewentualnoSc przygoto--
wane.
Niemcy bowiem, widzac, re
armia ich ponosi kleski ma ladzie,
chca koniecznie ofensywe swa
pokojowa wzmocnic kampania
podmorska bez wzglsdu ma straty
w nurach i ich zaiogach.
w movie swej Sir Eric z
wdzieczno$cia wyrazal sic o po-
mocy, jaka Ameryka udzieliia A.
liantom w niszczeniu nur6w ME
mieckich a take 1otnikow przy
marynarce, kt6rzy niejednokrot-
ME przyczynili sic do odniesienia
zwyciestwa mad czyhajacym pod
woda ma ofiare, nurem. Omawiai
r6wniez kwestye Pokojowa, mo-
wi9c, re ME jest "a przedwczes-
gym pokojem; wedsug jego IDA
ria pok6j nastapic powinien do
piero "a diva lata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
INNE TELEGRAMY
KRAJoWE.
POWRoT AMBASSADORS
PAGE'A.

Nowy York, 10. pazdz. - Prey
byi tutaj Page, byiy ambassador
amerykahski ola Anglii, kt6ry
zmuszony byl do zrezygnowania
2 powodu slabego zdrowia. Cierpi
On ma SERGE. Obecnie stan jego
zdrowia wielce sic polepszyi. lie.
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z RAMPANT 4-tej POzYCZKl
WoLNoSCIoWEJ.
Washington, 10. pazdziernika.


- Narod amerykanski powinien
pareszcie przeirzec ma oczy. Ami
epidemic hiszpanskiej influenzy
ami gadanina pokojowa Niemiec
uie powinny wywrzec ujemnegc
wp{ywu ma osiagniecie pozadanej
sunny ~szeSciu miliardow dolarow.
Department skarbu zwraca uwa-
sc, re zaledwie piec dni pozostalo
IA dostarczenie drugiej poiowy
polyczki WolnoSciowej. Znaczy
to, re nar6d must ~dostarczyc VIE
eel niz pol miliarda dolarow
dziennie to jest Cd dzisiaj do So
boty wieczor.
Og6lna suma pieniedzy re
sprzedazy bondow wynosi zaled-
vie 50, 79S,419.95O Urzsdnicy je-
dnakowoz maja nadzieje, re obi
czenia Scisie przyniosa okolo trey
ailiardy dolar6w.
Dystrykt Minneapolis pierw-
sly osiagnai przepisana kwote
$210,OOO,OOO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokohczenie re STRONGLY

? ciaiami nieszczesliwych. z po-
wodu wielkoSci obszaru nawie--
dzonego pozoga ME mozna be-
die wypracowaG listy zmartych
PREDICT niz Pc kilku dniach albd
tygodniach.
Ostatnie wiadomoSci z czeScI
zajetycb ogniem donosza, re wca-
lie ME omylono sic W obliczaniu
STRAIT W ludziach, kt6re doszly
prawie do jednego tysiaca. Szko-
dy materyalne obliczaja ma $12,-
100000 W samym Cloquet; W in
nych miejscowoSciach So rowniez
olbrzymie, a spionelo dwadzieScia
osm miast.
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I 0jNY!
49, ... -
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY |
kilku punktach i wziecie do ME
wolf znacznej liczby jencow.
~FRANCUSKI.

Paryz, Is. pazdz. - Ma polud-
rie cd rzeki Serre zajeliSmy Mon
ceau-le- Leups, a wsp6idziaiajac z
WIochami, zajelismy miasto Sis
some. Mimo ozywionego oporu re
strony niperzyjaciela zrobiliSmy
postep ma polnocnym brzegu RE
XII Aisne i dotarliSmy do wsi La
Malmaison, Lor, lie Thour i St.
Germainmont. w okolicy Asfeld
przekroczylismy Aisne W kilku
punktach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
IrZeKTOCZeIlid STdNICy.
DRUGA ARMIA AMERY-
KANSKA.

Kwatera wojsk am, ID. pazdz.
Ameryka ma obecnie dwie ar
mic ma polu Walk. Druga armia
rozpoczela swe operacye ma from.
Gle w sobote, dnia - pazdz. pod
dowodztwem generala Bullarda.
General Liggett zostai mianowa-
ny dowodcq pierkszej armii, ge-
neral Pershing natomiast zosta}
wodzem naczelnym grupy armii
oo,aryt-,ncly;ch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

GROMADZI
WOJSKA MA

Paryz, Is. pazdz. - Wladze
holandzkic zamierzajq zgroma-
die pewna Hose wojsk ma grant,
cy, kt6reby chwytaly i rozbraja-
" uciekinierow z armii niemiec-
kiej, sadza BOWEN, re armie ME
mieckie we Flandryi zbyt So wy
stawione ma niebezpieczehstwo
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amerykahskich
N PRZECIW TROCKY-
EMU.

Londyn, Is. pazdz. - WieSci Z
Berlina donosza o wielkim kon-
flikcie pomiedzy premierem ro-
syjskim Leninem a ministrem
wojny Trockim - NOW depesza
z Kopenhagi do Exchange Tele-
graph. Premier Lenin oskarza
Trocky'ego, re sprzyja i popiera
kontrrewolucye. zadnych wiado-
moSci ME otrzymano wprost z
Moskwy Cd dwoch dni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
FRANCYA ZRYWA STOSUN-
XII z .
Paryz, Is. pazdz. - l

zerwala p6}urzedowe stosunki
dyplomatyczne, jake istniaiy je>
szcze pomiedzy nia a Finlandyq.
Akcye te podjal Rad francuski
dlatego, re parliament fihski, oba-
lajac zamachem stanu rzeczpos-
polita i zamieniajac ja ma monar-
chic, powoIai ma tron ksiecia ME
nn.nn1.;nnn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
PRoSI WILSO
MA o POMOC.

Amsterdam, Is. pazdz. - Rad
Luxemburgu wystosowal prosbe
90 p~rezydenta Wilsona o opieke
mad sprawami tego kraju = mo-
via dzisiejsze depesze. Luxem--
burg domaaa sic wycofania woisk
niemieckich re swego teryto-
ryum.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
BELG1JSKI.

Havre, Is. pazdz. - Wojska
belgijskie i francuskie zdobyiy
szturmem pozycye nieprzyjaciel-
skie ma froncie 20 kilometrow po-
miedzy kanalem Handzaeme i
droga Roulers-M enin, zajmujac
kilka miast i wsi. Francuzi wzieli
w ataku Roulers. Dalej ma wschod
Belgowie, posuwajac sic ma from
c;e> 10 kilometrow, zdobyli Iseg-
hem i dotarli do Lendelede, IL
walniajac wielka liczbe ludnoScl
cywilnej. Liczba jehc6w wynosi
dotychczas 5000; wzieto wietka
lose materyaiu wojennego.
NIEMIEcKI.
We Flandryi nieprzyiaciel a
takowal ma wielkiej p~rzestrzeni
pomiedzy Dixmude i Lys. Odpar-
l;smy te ataki. Mad rzeka Disc j
ma zach6d cd Disc i Aire, a take
IA zach6d cd rzeki Mozy ataki
Francuz6w i Amerykanow upa--
dly.
SERBSKI.
Berlin, via Londyn, 10 pazdz.
- Biuro wojenne ogiasza, re mi
sto Nisz W Serbii zajete zostaio
przez wojska Aliantow.
Zofia, Is. pazdz. - Bulgarski
minister dla spraw wewnetrz-
Dych wydai manifest, moca kto-
rego wszyscy poddani greccy
serbcy, internowani w obozach
bulgarskich, otrzymali pozwole-
ME powrotu do swego kraju.
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w ME.


Wiadywostok, 15. pazdz. -
Wladze Aliantow w Wladywo--
stoku otrzymaiy proSbe Cd Cze-
cho- Slowakow w Rosyi, ably uzy-
czono i'm pomocy i ratowano Sa-
Marc i Yekaterynburg. Czecho-
Slowacy W Samarze, Kazaniu,
Symbirsku, Orenburgu i Yekate-
ryuburgu znajduja sic w wiel-
klein iebezpieczehstwie; 10000
wojsk bolszewickich W poecze-
niu z Niemcami maszeruje ma
Czecho- ktorzy zmu--
szeni So cofac sic wzdiuz po}noc-
rego frontu. Utrata tych Mast by
laby fatalna ola sill czesko-s lowa-
ckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
KSIAzE


Londyn, 10. pazdz. - Donosza
z powaznych zrodei W Holandyi,
re rezygnacya ksiecia Maksymi--
Llama nastapic moze w kazdej
chwili, Flip Scheidemann, PREY
w6dca socyalistow i Solf, mimi
ster ola spraw zagranicznych,
wymieniani So jake nastepcy
ksiecia. Cesarz cierpi bardzo ma
depresye umysiowa i mysli ere
zygnowae ma rzecz swego wnu-
ka.
Amsterdam, 10. pazdz. - Po-
wazne zarzuty w sprawie przy--
jecia warunkow prezydenta Will
soma p~odniosia konserwatywna
partya reichstagu mowi berlin
ski ,,Lokal Anzeiger."
Londyn, Is. padz. - Berlihski
,,Vorwaerts" og1asza artyku}, w
Iktorym ostrzega pangermanow
pred jakiemikolwiek srodkami
reakcyi, gdyz cierpliwosc narodu
moze sic wyczerpac. Wszelka
konspiracya przeciwko wolf ludu
zgniecona bedzie silna reka -
dodaje gazeta. Pisma niektore o.
giosiiy proklamacye, domagajac
sic socyalistycznej republiki, 20
staiy jednak skonfiskowane.
PODAL SIZE
DO DYMISYI.
Geneva, Is. pazdz. - General
Ludendorff zaplonai gniewem i
podai swa rezygnacye, kiedy do
wiedziai sic, re w odpowiedzi ma
note pokojowa niemieeka Alianci
domagaja sic ewakuacyi zaietych
terytoryow, zanim kwestya rozej-
mu bedzie rozwazana.
WILHELM ME %ABDYKUJE.
Berno, is. pazdz. Biuro
VOLTA W Berlinie wydalo urze--
DOVE zaprzeczenie pogiosek obie-
gajacych Gale Niemcy, jakoby &C.
sarz Wilhelm zamierzal abdyko-
wac.
PROSI WILSO
MA o POMOc.
Amsterdam, 10. pazdz. - Rad
Luxemburgu wystosowal prosbe
DO prezydenta Wilsona o opieke
mad sprawami tego kraju mo-
2 f
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w STANIE
OBLEZENIA.

Lizbona, Is. pazdz. - Rad
portugalski oglosil stan oblezenia
caIym kraju. Prezydent rzeczy-
pospolitej, jake wodz sill ladowych
i morskich objaf dow6dztwo Gym
ne. Spokoj panuje w calym krajn.
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z Bardzkieh Anna Karwatowa.
Bratnie Dusze.
Powiese wsp63czesna.
Tom. L
{Ciag dalszy),

Modl sic PAM! - szepnefa Marya miekkim
dzwiekiem glosu swego.
- Bede poslusznym - odparf zdrzeniem war
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tciag dalszy na.tapi.)
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-13
DAYvLLE
Delegates to Wauresan Ordination l. invitations Received to Bates ! Waite Weddins-Miss coesweII Re-
 covering. at Hospital. ..

Ralph Tefft has moved here from Putnam, and will occupy Mrs. Sarah r.. Geer's house, on High strict.
 Rev. William Swainson and N. T.. Greig are the delegates from the local church to attend the installation ser. vices of Rev. William Fryling at the Congregational church in Wauregan, Wednesday, February 20th.
 Wedding Invitations. T.
 Invitations have been received by local people to, attend the marriage of Miss Lindsay, Ellen Rates and Dar- iel. Webster Waite.- February Eth, at the, Methodist church in East Doug las. Mass. The bride to- be, formerly resided in this village. F Mrs, Byron Barrowclough, who has been i'll the past week with an attack of appendicitis, went to St. Vincent s hospital, Worcester Monday. to under goa an operation. - a
 Miss Mary I. Gillespie spent Friday and Saturday with Pomfret friends.
 Miss cossweil Improving. :
 Encouraging news is received from Miss Bernice S. CoggsweE who rel gently underwent an operation for ar- pendicitis at St, Vincent's llispital. in Worcester. that she is steadily im- proving.
 The mid-week prayer meeting will be held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs, Frank W Bennett.
 Lincoln Sunday Services: <.
 Rev. William ~Swainson's discourse Sunday morning at the Congregational church was from, the text, .'The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God" Ps. 53:1. Theme, Belief and Life. or Theory and Practice" Among other things, the speaker said, That it was better. for anyone to say that there. was no God and to live as if there was. than to believe there was a God and live as if there was not" Tco many live that way. At the session of the Bible school an interesting Lin- coln Day exercise was given entitled s'The Flight For Freedom" published lby the American Missionary asso- ciation. The offering taken was for | that work.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-13

given for. the benefit of the local Red Cross society Friday and Monday eve nings was about $50.
 MT. and Mrs. George W. Dart of Hill Top visited their son Edward, who is under treatment for heart trouble in New Haven, Tuesday.
 The Montville company of Home Guards went to Norwich Wednesday for the drill in the armory. Not be- ing able to procure special car as many as could be accommodated were transferred by auto so that all the company was present W The Thames Speciality Co.'S plant has a limited supply of coal. Athletic Club Renews Activities. Since the selective draft started taking a number of it's members into service of the U. S. A., interest by the remaining members of the Montville Athletic club has somewhat waned. | Thursday evening the president, w. A. Ritchie. called a special meeting in the club rooms during which busi- ness was transacted. The club rooms need repairs and committee of which Harry Ericson is chairman and George l Edwards sergeant arms and jani- tor, was appointed to see to the work. When the club rooms are put in order a series of games and other amuse- | ments will be arranged.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odist church held it's meeting Thurs day afternoon. The seventeen mem bers present spent the time piecins blocks for quilts.
 i Demonstration Postponed. Miss N. J. Campbell of Norwich was engaged for the meeting this week when she was expected to give a demonstration on food conservation but owing to her being unable to meet her appointment there will be no meet ing of the Thursday afternoon clut this week. Miss Campbell's next ap- pointment here is for Monday. Feb. 25 Frank Dawes is spending few days with relatives in Springfield Mass.
 Mrs. Arthur B. Caswell after spend ing a week with relatives in Daniel son, has returned home
 Sunday. morning at the session oi Sunday school Mrs. Ralph H. Mel. cer. president of the Home Mission
 ary society, gave the first in a serie. of talks on missionary work.
 The Epworth League at the. Metho
 dist church was led Sunday evenigr
 by Mrs. Albert Kellogg. Subject. An Doing Anything That I Would Con
 demn in. Another.
 Frederick Hubert has moved his family from Palmertown into the house formerly occupied by Mir and Mrs. Ma
 than Sheldon .,1.
 Charles Carlyle, employed in the c
 M. Robertson. Co.'S office, is spending few days on a business trip to Bos
 ton.
 Wellesley Hanney of Salem is spend
 ing this week with lis aunt, Mrs. Hen " Church
 Mir. and Mrs, Fred S. Simpson ar,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-13


 Mrs Ada Larrabee and Mrs. Henry Bingham assisted by Mrs. A. E. Well don, Miss Clara Johnson. Miss Grace Bates, Mrs. ArtFar Williams, Mrs. Robert Pegrum. The proceeds amount cd to most $15.
 The, meeting of the woman's Mis- .sionary society which was Co have been held with Miss Dorothy Brown last week was postponed because of the cold weather The society met with Mrs. H. c. Lathrop Tuesday at 3.30 p. m.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson was a re- cent guest of Mrs. Walter Abbee, of South Windham. .s Community Service Flag. | Windham is soon to have a com : munity service flag, the gift of Col. W. $. 1Chappell The flag will cont1ei | five stars, representing Albert P~yn on the -battleship Minnesota, 1Xfred Eaton at the Princeton Aviation school, Harold Leffingweil at the of- fcers. training camp at Camp Upton l Russell Potter, Motor Ambulance Vo. Fort Oglethrope. and Kingsley. Brown who has been at Camp Devens, but who has just been transferred 'tc some camp from which his family have not yet heard. Another of Wind harn boys Eben Bic5with, is at ar aviation camp in Ohio, but as he ha6 been three years in California pre- vious to eIlisting he does not come into the towns list
 | Mrs. w F. Maine who has been ir Ipoor health all winter has gone tt thes Woman's Baptist hospital in Bos. ton.
 Miss Vivian Williams of Wi1limar l tic has ibeen visiting Miss Lizzie Lynch.
 Miss. Stabner of w1llimantic was th4 l guest Sunday of Miss Julia Guild.
 W, $. Kelsey of Boston was a recen caller on friends in town.
 Seant Water Supply.
 The. cold. weather has badly af ffected water pipes in town and a nun Der of families have had their wate supply cut off. by freezing. ! Mrs. John Palmer has returned iron Ia. visit with her sons family in Hart . ford. -
 | MT. and Mrs. Guy Richmond of Eas Hartford spent Sunday at Mrs. Georg Keeney's.
 Il Rehearsins MinstreIs. Il The, young. people are rehearsing fo a minstrel show for the benefit of tn Red Gross. '
 Miss Jeanette Futile of New Have is to give Daddy Long Legs song, tn proceeds from the entertainment i IT go to; the Red Cross
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-13
sTo'NINGION
Son of Manager John. w. Lenox Killed
 in Aetion-6orough w. C.. T. u. Members Invited to Westerly.


 John W. Lenox, general manager of the Ship Construction and Trading company, Stonington. has received mo- tice that his son was killed recently while in active service on the battle front in Italy He was: S1 years of age, graduate, of West Point military academy and lieutenant in the Unit ed States service.
 stoninston Pointers.
 Warden and Mrs: Cornelius E. Gran dall are in Springfield on a. .visit3te Mir and Mrs. M.1 H. Crandall.. ! s,t ,s
 Miss Bessie T. Wilcox, teacher a: Stamford, is spending. the enforced vacation at her home in the borough Mrs. E. $. Bishop has returned iron the west, where she spent severaj months. a -:s s 1 l.,:. 1s
 The aStenington- branch of the Wom- ans Christian Temperance union has accepted an invitation of the eWesterly branch, to attend memorial services al the home of Mrs. William A.eBurk or Elm street next Tuesday afternoon Fl
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-13
; MANSFIELD DEPOT
Darien Family Returns to Greene Farni-visits to Hospital Patients C. E. Meeting. 2

Mir Darien and family of Rhode Isl- and have returned to the James c Greene farm to which they expect tc remain indefinitely. ty@
 w. H. Pollard' has sufficiently re- covered from his severe illness to be out and do his work again.
 Miss Abbie Storrs of Mansfield Cen ter is visiting her sister,, Mrs Rollir Birdsall. 9& ! Visited. Hospital Patient.
 Richard Bowers and Merritt Thompson visited their scltoolmate William Hernberg at St. Joseph's hos pital, Willimantic, Saturday.
 Fenelon McCollum, Jr, was in Staf. ford Springs Saturday, where he wis. lited his father. in the Johnson Memor. ial. hospital.
 =. Interesting C., E. Meeting.
 An interesting C. meeting held a, nrlnhain Memorial church, Sunday ey. .ening. was led by Mrs. Merritt Smith The junior members of the society as. sisted very pleasingly with songs and readings. @e 4Ss9
 rAA aexnE<onal meetinx of this wal