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j. Williamson and 7. Knutson
hauled logs to the B. Homme saw
mill the past week. Va. sss Z. i5s:ts,
Lars Lundberg and family. J. Ram a
berg and family and Miss Hayes were
pleasantly entertained at the 7.
Hawkins home on Saturday evening:
John Landro of Benville hauled
seven loads of lumber for his new y
barn. He will building the coming
spring. s..s <.sSs .....
Thomas Knutson and family were
entertained at the Paskewitz home g
Sunday. ~
FJ j. Jackley returned home from
Wisconsin to his farm on Saturday.
Carl Halbrook went back TO Gryg-
\ IA on Saturday with anot her load Of
lumber from Rapid River. .
C. KinlbIe and G. Duffin hauled
hay from the Paskewitz farm Satur-
day vi 5t.s ar Hi ss .s,
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The Ladies Aid met with Ole OIL
\ son. of Battle River last Thursday.
Amelia filge left for the Twin
Cities Friday where she will visit
friends for q short time
Jeanette. Gilge was absent from
school last week on account Of i'll
ness. u Va
Carl Valiin returned from Be
midi last THURSDAY having attend
ed the Jury.
There was 4 basket social at John
Ma. Carlson Is Thursday. People from
1 all over the county attended. The
rproceeds were for the Swedish Luth-
3 eran church. ss.= M s &. :5
I Estent Estenson arrived at saum
from Climax last We'd esday. He
Is here for q short stay. .s4
Della Anderson was absent from
school Thursday on account Of sick
ness. s{5s N
The Ladies Aid met at the John
Carlson home Friday afternoon.
The roads are beginning to break
up, making It hard for those who
have hauling to do.
The commercial arithmetic class
will startipercentage next week.
y Ethel tRust was absent from school
last week. a4 :s55
Edwin Boness is hauling wood for
y the school. An ..5 t$s:
Wolden is busy cuttingslogs for
Dolgaard, .s s55 Ssi s @
Joe Jerome was absent from school
Friday. .s57a.5 s,:. s.=si., Z; 4
Elmer Dokkin has been hauling
the mail for the last few weeks.
Mr.. Stortroen arrived from Climax
last Friday. \.
The Aboriginees gave their second
program last Friday at s2::30 O'Clock.
!. A good sized audience was present
and the program was quite original
and interesting. i5 +. =ss IS
Somewhere in Franc at the Saum
tsschool April 4 also at Kelliher on
April s. The drama is patriotic and
INSPIRING The. scene is laid on the
firing line in France at the time Of
the arrival of Pershfng's army. The
play shows the despair Of the French
nation and the Joy at the coming OF
{ the Americans. "A one1act farce will
/ he given preceding the drama, to
{ cheer the audiep CO. This farce is ex-
I ceedingly funny. r. llowing $the
drama, q pageant will close the pro-
bgram. ti This pageant, The Spirit Of
lDemocracy, shows Autocracy losing
This throne and Democracy taking
charge of world affairs. s,,sl Il ~.
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A:CLEAR:G0MP|LENON .
Ruddy Cheeks Spark ding Eyes
Most Women Can Have
SAYS DR.. Edwards, a Unknown
Ohio Physician

= Dr.. F. NJ, Edwards for II years treated
scores Of women for liver and bowel
ailments. . During these years he gave to
his patients a prescription made OF a few
well-known- vegetable ingredients mixeo
with olive OIL naming them DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. You will know them BY
their olive color.
These tablets are wonder.workers on the
liver and bowels, which cause normal
action, carrying off the waste and poison
GUS matter in ones system. .,
re Won have pale face, sallow look, dull
ewes. pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a
iistlessS no-good feeling, all out OF sorts.
inactive bowels, you take one OF Or.
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for time
and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women as well as men
fake DIR; Edwards Olive Tabiets-t1e sue.
cessful substitute for calomel-now and
then lust to keep in the pink of condition.
lOc and 25cper box. All druggists
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The eighth grade and high school
room have another new picture. The
picture is of the Coliseum Of Rome.
There are now five pictures in that
room. - @"- s =, 49,
John Arey is new pupil in the
fifth grade.
The eighth grade arithmetic class
is studying square root. ~. l.
Mrs. Hubbard was sick Monday.
Lorna Armstrong took charge of her
room for the day and Mae Barry the
next day.
The sixth. and seventh grades have
a new picture of Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow. 49,
:. The sixth and seventh grades have
begun making penmanship booklets.
f.. The English class is studying
Rip Van Wrinkle and other stories
by Washington Irving.
The English II class is finishing
the story, ga Christmas Carol by
Charles Dickens. >, T.
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a.
Walter Miller and family went to
Thief River Falls Wednesday.
Mrs. Jack Doss has returned from
visit to her parents in Holt.
Ed Frick is hauling logs from
{ George Anderson's to the Carlson
MILL w. -
Ole Johnson is busily engaged in
getting his tractor in condition for
spring business.
= Fred Cord is closing out the stock
in his store at Rose Hill and will
hereafter devote himself to raising
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Nair are getting
ready to leave for Iowa to spend the
summer.
Mr.. Fish has moved into the Wal
ter Miller house.
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The Pleasant Valley Farmers
club held its annual meeting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. P: Skipton,
at which Officers were elected, for
the coming year. M. w. Knox was
ire!elected president; Mr.. Lee, vice
president; Mrs. Coffin, \ secretary;
Lew Foster, treasurer. Ira Cook was
appointed to succeed George Ed
wards as delegate to the County
Federation of Farmers Clubs. It
was also voted at this meeting to
Hold a baske social and dance at the
Ten Mile Lake school house Satur-
day eyenfng, April 6, for the benefit
fof the Red Cross. The club also
bought asservice flag which already
has eight stars. &:@ s. &ST: =$E rs rs
E4 The ladies fof the club have been
knitting for the Red. Cross the past
two months. They have turned in to
thes Beltremi chapter thirteen sweat
eers, four pairs Of sockss two helmets
and nine pairs Of wristlets. :.
1.-THE next ameeting of the club will
be held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fuller the first Wednes-
day in9 April. 4 g ss,s =. ., .}
Edmond Foster, who has been sent
home from Camp Pike on account Of
disability, is much improved in
health. He thinks there is no place
like Northern Minnesota with any
one with weak lungs ~ 5S
II Tom Randall, who enlisted In the
engineers corps about two months
ago, is already lin France = 3s
3 Mr.. and FRS. Norman Knox Wis
tied Sunday at the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. G. ID. Fuller. !
Rev. Palmer, accompanied by his
daughter, held services at the Wat
som school house ssSunday- afternoon
They were entertained at supper at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. ira Cook.
Mr.. Petit, who had the misfortune
to severely injure one of his legs,
while working in the woods, is still
confined to his bed. +73 5.. 4, IL IS.
Mrs Kembitsky of Solway arrived
in Pleasant Valley last week. She
has been engaged to teach the school
at Boston Lake the rest of the term.
in place Of Miss Froirak, who re.
signed. * !.
Nearly all the pupils at Boston
Lake have been on the sick list the
past week on account of severe colds.
Earl Cook, who is working in the
Backus-Brooks camp, spent Sunday
with his parents. ,,- = ,
NV. Knox and sons put up ice
Saturday. 10, - r. i
Dan O'Keefe is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Whelan
Of Island Lake. 81 .. -
Mr.. SWoodin, who has been work
ing with his team at the Backus-
Brooks camp, returned home Mon
day. Mr.. Woodin and family came
here this winter from Wisconsin. He
is planning on building on the forty
he has bought, in the near future.
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Miss Myrtle Edwards went to Be
midi Monday morning. : S l.S5.:;::
Chester :Dietel spent Monday in
sBemidji Ef:s4 T..sss h. .ssss.
11 Mrs. Edwards and Miss Mabel
Doyle returned home early last week.
Mrs. Jakoyich called on Mrs. $: },
DieteI Monday afternoon. ssS ,.3<sssSt
Mrs. Higgins visited Mrs Chester
Dietel Tuesday. y. ~ s9S.5.s5 Z. ~. - Z;
~ Miss Violet Edwards went&to7 Be
midi Tuesday morning where she
will work for Mrs. 1msdahl.
&C. d. Munger was a Bemidji Wis
it8r Wednesday. x x r.
Rev Parrish of Fergus Falls held
services in the town hall Friday eve
ming. A business meeting was held
in connection to discuss plans fol
the future of the M. E. church here,
Rev. Parrish, Rev. Palmer and Miss
Palmer were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs J. L. Jones. while in, town. :.
Is. The Ladies Auxiliary met with
Mrs. Carl tDurand last Saturday at.
ternoon. Officers were elected for
the ensuing year, as foil lows MIS-.
Frank Cook, president: Mrs. s.
Dietel, vice president; Mrs. Byron
AFFORD. secretary; Mrs. c. NJ Ed.
wards, treasurer. 5 "a s .s.s4 sS VA
Tommie Long returned Saturday
from a business trip TO Kellihers and
Bemidji. He starts work next week
as engineer on the hoist at the
Backus-Brooks camp. - -
%. Frank Markus and Miss Helen
Jones were guests Of Mrs. C. N.
Thompson at Sunday dinner.
The Arthur Gilman family spent
Sunday at ST.. Dietel's. ~.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lawrence OF
Red Lake visited at the home OF
Mrs. rEawrence's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Doyle, last week. ,.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kingsbury and
son, Eugene, were Bemidji shoppers
Monday. i5,ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lubbock and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Yogt visited at the
T. j. Wright home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rassier and
son, Robert, and Mr.: and Mrs. g. w.
Kingsbury and children We're Sum
day visitors at the Harry Stilwell
!. home. yS
Miss Ella Lu,dke visited Ella Han
son Sunday. i. !.
Clarence and Lowell Peters and
Roger Wright were Sunday yisito
at the Hertz home.
r. j. II Wright transacted business
lin Bemidji Saturday. 5:4 "a. Il f:
Raymond Hanson entertained
Archie and George And erson sun
day. M. I,
friends in Bemidji Saturday.
Fred LANCE transacted business in
Bemidj iii EMonda ~
Miss Edna Wright was a week
end visitor with her parents.
The Stilwell brothers entertained
Roger Wright and Lowell Peters
Sunday. ID.
Mrs, Peter Frost called at the
Frank Silversack home Friday.
Mr.; and Mrs. Fred Lange and
family and Miss Alice Butler spent
Sunday. at the Casper, Knapp home:
The pie social at the EdgewHood
school house Saturday evening was
welt represented by a large crowd
which spent the evening playing
games. u Fred Lange acted as auc-
tioneer. The net proceeds from pies
land lunches were $40 which was
PRAISED for the benefit Of the Red
Cross. ,s 4$ .,ls.: .,s
Casper Knapp transacted business
| in Bemidji Monday. :z Gsa
| Albert Anderson, who has been
twisting his mother, Mrs. Frank Sill
versack, left Saturday to resume his
work. q s:." 1, - +1GIs+
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. TIIRTLE IAKE

SuperVisbr, three years - =. F'red
Roberts. @ 81 @. ..s q
Clerk &C. Mcknight. # Il ,-.as>
Treasurer. p. Maltrude. III
taAssessorG George McTaggert. 4
9 Justice-Philip Becker. - :. r. .%@s.
The question of levying five-1nill
tax for protection and telephone con-
struction carried. MI 4 Z & p
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Mrs. Champy Petri was a Bemidji
visitorrlast Friday. While there she
had dental work done..a~ !
Mrs: August Becker was Bemidji
visitor Saturday. T., IL = ~.
< G. "A: fuller, who has been oper-
ating his saw rig here. for the past
few days, returned to- Bemidji Fri
day. !. - e., as'&. .''
John Farber transacted business
in Bemidji Saturday. 4 53@
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.sOLWAY

President-Nels L.. Bye. e's = S
u.s. Trustee, one year-Mike Void.
@ Trustee, two years-Franka s..
Smith. - i, - Y i:@"s%'-s
Z Trustee, three years Earl L..
Grinols. ! -: e.
s:s> Treasurer. A.. Sullivan.
u: observation-disclosures Ellis ,>.,-. ~
ISL Assessor James. Smith. (holds
over another year). - 'sG5,
Z. Justices Of peace:-Frank Paul, II.
X. Robinson. j~ :,s,9:. 2zr
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VILLAGE OF sPOONER

Four tickets were in the field
These we're the winners on the Peo-
pies ticket:,, -.
President-E. T. Eide.
Trustee, one year-1ver Lund-
strum.
Trustee, two years-Fred Rydberg
(, Trustee, three years--Carl STEM
berg! !, ...-.. IT,
Clerk-A. M. Robertson.
Treasurer-GYst Erickson.
Justice-Albert .Randelin. -
Constable-Gust Pearson.
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!RT,AGKnITCK

$1,000 OXACAUUVh 9I5iv9 -5. go:
Supervisor-William Hines. VIZ, s
2 Treasurer-A. C. Forsyth. ;%
Clerk-A. B. Page. s Ss 55S
Justices-Herbert swenson, VIII
liam Higbee. ~. 1zE5. Il.
Constables-M. A. johnson, VS..
5Quimby. II isss
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NORTHERN

Supervisor-W. A. Worth.
Treasurer-W. H. Rice. ~
q Clerk--H. l.. Arnold. !. IT,.
Justice-Ed Runyan. : s..
Constable. D. Halvorson.
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FARDEN Hubbard co., Fl ~.

%EARUEN (HuDDard 20. =. .ayE@5
Supervisor, three .years-AndreW
Suther. ,r 49, X r-ss.: q, ..st
Clerk-P. O.. Snustad. %&'.%
Treasurer-Sam Suther.
Justice--A. Suther.
Justice-P. o. Snustad.
Constable-Oscar Suther.
Constable-John Olsen.
Voted 5000 for work. on roads. To
buy three road drags this year. All
work to be done by contract when
amount involved is over $50.
HELGA (Fnbbard Co..
Chairman supervisors-Chris Han
son.
Supervisor, three years-G. G.
Rogers.
Clerk O. Snustad.
Treasurer-Elmer Tollefson.
Assessor (held over) - G. L.
Slough.
Justice-August Jarchow.
Constable-Christ Haines.
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.AL]AsKA

ls Supervisor Carl Wing IT. s3l #
Treasurer-N S. Fault 53 ~
1>& Clerk Richard Oberg. n. s
Constable--Jo ohm Anderson 3
u Justice-August Thorland "
On the question to levy a fye-niIl
tax for fire protection, the vote stood
.16 "yes" and 3a"ro." n
On the que stion Of voting $500 for
the town hall, the vote stood Sl7
""yes" and 115"no. 4. iis5. a
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BUZZLE

BUZZLE
q, Supervisor-Ole Rongstad.
Treasurer-K. K. Meland. Sd,
Clerk-H. X. Koppang.
Justice-Louis Tegner.
.Constable-T. B. Milfar, two
years. 49, ~. 81
:Ganstable--Oscar Thompson, one
year. o. = " c.. -
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MAPLE RIDGE

.-----0 1HI1I LII 1G11J01l
Supervisor-Christ Olson. atz5z
Treasurer-William j.. Tisdell. Y
Clerk--William Carlson. Il n,
& Assessor---A. H. Olson. l.-. s3
" Justice-Hugo Olson.
Constable-James Pine. /.
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O'RRIEN

Supervisor-Gust. Nordberg.
Treasurer-Vance Garrison.
Clerk. l.. Higgins. -
Constable-Reter Hefner. q"
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.NERiSH

Supervisor-F. s. Porter.
Treasurer-C. A: Dietel.
Clerks. J. Dietel.
JUSTICE. l.. Jones', -,
Constable-R. r. Dickens.
Constable--J. H. Ollum.
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.#s ROOSEVELT
Supervisor Halyor Annonson.
Treasurer---John Erickson.
Clerk--Carl Peterson. = 5sg1@.s, =.
# ASSESSORS. o.. Jallen. g~-& ..
Justice, one, year-John Samuel
son. ,,s% XII. ;:,-s s,.$
Justice, two years-Anton Moller.
Constable-S.& o. Jallen. <@
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FROHN

Supervisor-Fred Swenson:
Treasurer. T. Bella. :
Clerk-Nels Willett.
Assessor. o. Ungstad.
Justice-J. e. Swenson.
Constable-S. S. King.
Five mills were voted for fire
and telephone fund.
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GRANT VALLEY

Supervisor-Frank Silversack.
\ T reasurer--F.. M. Pendergast.
Clerk-H. N. Wilson.
,Justice-George M. Severens.
! Constable-A. D. Cameron.
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hraa Years-George

supervisor, three years-George
Z. l.5s o., =.
Treasurer Thenault.
Clerk G gorge. Detling. .~
% Assessor held over). g. s.> +.
Justice-Andrew Dexter.
Justice-Herbe Linquist. u
Constable-Oscar Vandell
= Constable-John Rice.
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LIBERTY
FE51r sr
ECKLES;

Supervisor 6 years =. w. Hall.
Supervisor & year Lars Chris
Hanson, %,.s; Z .s.s.s .s$ 553s. 5a
Clerk--Henry Anderson. 9s MI
Justice e years. -. G. MalakoW-
ski. S'5 .zs ..s5s
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ELECTION REPORTS
FROM TOWNSHIPS

Election returns from various
towns in this vicinity give the fol
lowing results:
LIBERTY
Supervisor. "A. Hanson.
ClerkM. A. Djonne. sIs435 !.
Justice: H. O.. Fladhammer.
@ Gonstable-Richard Klein.
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WILTON

- : 60 WIITUN = = ~ III =. :.
a .President--H. H. Ballangrud; z5:+.>
Trustees-P. J. Frodahl, three
years r. j. - =" .,.... -
Trustee IT. j. Brennan, two
years o..
"a Trustee - Walter Johnson, one
year.
~ Recorder-Theo. Hall.
,Treasurer-E. S. Mcfarland.
Justices - Marion Forter, two
years. -.
Contable-William Anderson, atwo
years. - -, .
Constable - Ollie Guisness, one
year.
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JONES

'JUNES
supervisor-A. P. Young, 8 years.
:Clerk-P. J. Millbach.
Treasurer-L. w. Packard. y,
Justice-Lyle Peterson, years.
Constable-R. E. Stage r"
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BLACKJACK

President. F.. Sullivan.
Trustee, one year,. L.: HOLDEN.
Trustee, two years.. G. Thomp-
son. , = ~
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PORT HOPE
Supervisor-William H. Plat.
Treasurer-John c., Souder.
Clerk-Gailey Souder.
Assessor--Lige Plat. ~.
Justice-H. H. Miller.
Poundmaster-A hilbert.
Constable-William T.. Souder.
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SUMMIT
ROOSEVELT

Constable. one year-Joe Currier
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-09
DANCING cLAss HELD
 MASQUERADE SOCIAL
Gas Costumes Seen at Chamber of
 Commerce Hall.

The dancing class conducted by Mrs. W. Valentine Penfeld,. held a delight ful masquerade Friday evening in the Chamber of Commerce hall. The young people were gayly costumed as sailors gypsies, clowns, Queen. of Hearts and minstrel men. The young people were costumes as follows: Miss Dorothy Lester, Valentine; E.. H. &c., win, Red Cross attendant: Miss Lil- Han Brewster, princess: Alien Bixbey, sailor: Miss Alice Hoar, Miss Ameri- ca; Frederick Metzger, a Spaniard; Doris Hall, Columbia; Arthur Porte lance, clown: Charles Williams. a clown: Miss Elizabeth Sevin Colonial dame: Victoria Malmer. Butch Girl; Richard Peale, minstrel man; Benja. min Covey. knight; Elizabeth McCord, Rose; J. Young, Twentieth century knight: Miss Josephine HolbrooK, gyp- sy; Frank Croweil, goth century knight: Miss Susie Matasa, gypsy; Miss lillian Beilart, Harem girl: Sam- Euel Wilson clown; Lillian PFiliips Valentine: Alfred steinke, Pierro., Lang, Yama Yama girl; Thomas whitridge. Boy Scout; Miss Olive Saxton, princess: Horace Bill, Boy ] Scout; Constance Lang. Red Cross nurse: Tingley Cook, colpred minstrel; 1 Philip Cook. sailor; Esther Bixbey Colonial dame: Andrew Sullivan
 clown: William Ringland, be1iboy; Ali. cia Haggerty, Greek goddess. ant
 Blanche Dveert, Queen of Hearts. Mrs William Mccofd was patroness.
 In the afternoon there as g. mas,
 ouerade for the beginner class ant the costumes were many and varied.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-09
NO IMPROVEMENT IN
 TROLLEY SITUATION
From Twenty-four to Forty eight Hours Supply of Goal on Hand.

The coal situation remains about
 the same said Robert " Perkins, of
 this city. president of the Shore Line
 Electric Railway company, when ask
 ed Friday night if there had been any improvement. Mr. Perkins said that there is little hope of improvement at present. The company, he said. has
 been able to: operate on the reduced schedules. There is from twenty four
 to forty eight hours coal supply on hand. The coal barge which last week
 was caught in the ice of .Saybrook. is still somewhere in Long Island sound and it is not known when the barge will arrive in port. Coal consigned to the Shore Line Railway is on the way by railroad, but the date of it's arrival is very uncertain. owing to weather conditions and freight congestion
 |! MT. Perkins said the travelling pub lie in this section are much better off than in other states. notably Massa- chusetts where several trolley lines
 have entirely suspended service be- cause of the lack of coal. The Bay State Trolley company and the Hol- yoke lines have cut their schedules in I two. The coal shortage has also
 greatly impaired the service between Worcester. Mass, and Thompson. this state.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-09

postponed. Gelino vs. City of Nor Nich, Judgment on demurrer sustain ed. was postponed. Lucas. ct al ys City of Norwich. non- suit for failure tosplead: two weeks allowed. Striek- land ys City of New London. motion to amend complaint was allowed. Will COX, trustee, ys Karoii, default for failure to reply; pleadings in two weeks. Gelinc vs. City of Norwich,
 cave to amend complaint was post
 ,oned. Puza vs Gromko, ct al, leave
 0 amend complaint and that Joseph
 ne Gromko be made a party defend
 int were granted. Chesbro vs. Ches-
 ITO. custody of children pendente lite,
 vas postponed. Becker vs. Sanders,
 foreclosure Of mortgage was post
 )oned. Stankiewicz ys Zanowitch, ct
 Il, default for failure to plead; plead
 ings ordered in two weeks.
 Uncontested divorces: De Funiak vs OeF'uniak, was postponed; Wolf vs. Wolf, was postponed; Thehadeau vs. Thebadeau, granted on grounds of de- sertion and change of name allowed: Paul vs. Paul, went off the list: Pa of adultery. 4tA+s < Jury Assignments Made.
 The following assignments were made. s-Ses New London: Court assignment
 Tuesday Feb. 12, Hewitt vs. Pendle. ton, ct al
 Jury Assignments: Wednesday, Feb 18th, Larsen vs Babcock, Exr., appea from probate, E. Patch ys o. Patch Admr, E. Patch vs o. Patch. Admr, L Patch vs. o. W. Patch. Admr., L Patch, Xxx, vs 0. W. Patch, Admr l Thursday, Feb IA: Morris, Admr vs. Patch. ct al. Hess, Admr. xs liar I ris, Hewitt, Admr. ys Shore Line Flee tric Railway Co, O'Leary vs. Connec lticut Co, ct al.
 Friday February 15: Short calendar bar meeting and assignment of cases I Special Assignments: Tuesday, Fet 1e, Stone ys. Bailey, Admr. appea
 from probate. A. R. Button vs. Brown
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-09
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