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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-20
THE IDAHO REPUBLICAN
CARRANZA DECREE MENACE TO
ALLIES NEEDED OIL SUPPLY

WASHINGTON - The United
States and Great Britain have pointed
In diplomatic representations to the
Mexican government against the OF
land DEGREES of President Carranza
which 1t is commended, amount prac.
t1cally to confiscation.
Meanwhile the American and Eng.
fish oil companies have united in an
agreement to refuse to meet the
terms of the DEGREES.
These developments mark the pro-
gress of situation in Mexico which
is generally regarded as increasing in
its possibilities of embarrassment
for the nations engaged in the war
against Germany.
Representatives of the American
all companies in support of their con-
tention that MeXico's action is of
advantage to Germany, quote Man
ager Balm of the Hamburg Ameri-
can line, who recently stated publicly
that after the war is over we are as
sured OF extensive, oil possessions
overseas"
The allies need this year 43O, OOO,-
900 barrels of crude oil. The United
States can produce not over 315,-
100000 barrels. The Mexican fields
can supply 130,000,O00 barrels. All
the oil in Mexico is owned by Ameri-
can and British companies. The
newest Mexican decree attempts to
make oil the property of Mexico.
Mexican petroleum then would be-
come a acknowledgement contraband
not to be sold by neutral country to
belligerent under international
aw. To endow petroleum with that
and prevent shipment of it
% the allies is said to be the purpose
IT German propaganda in Mexico.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-20
MARCUS FARMER
STARTS SOMETHING

Marcus Farmer rises to make a
motion that We start some kind of
a propaganda. He says he was in
duced to sit out on the grass and
string beans on plans furnished by
his wife, and to persist in the job
until he took the incest little cold
he ever had. And all in the good
old summer time too. That isn't all,
the cold sticks to him.
Therefore Marcus moves we start
a propaganda to prevent thrifty
housewives from having their hus-
bands string beans in the summer
time. Will Food Administrator Ga
gon or somebody second the motion?
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-20
Fl HUN PLANES BROUGHT DOWN

LONDON, observation-disclosures
German airplanes were brought
down and ten driven down out of
control yesterday, according to an
OFFICIAL statement issued tonight on
aviation operations. Six British ma
chimes are missing as result of the
aerial encounters. British and Amer
lean air squadron co-operated in an
attack on an enemy airdrome and de-
stroyed six machines parked near the
hangers.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-20
BOX MOVES TO WASHINGTON

E. A. Box of Blackfoot went tc
Aberdeen, Wash, in July and en-.
gagged in work at the shipyards. He
has arranged for his family to fol.
low, and Mrs. Box and the children
left the last Of the week.
Mr: Box says he finds it very pleas
ant there in many respects and likes
the work. There is congested con-
dition Of population, but aside from
that, life runs quite smoothly.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-20
10000 MORE MEN
CALLED TO COLORS

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Provost
Marshall General Crowder today
called upon thirty-four states to fur
nish total of $4,000 white draft
registrants qualified for limited mill
tary service for entrainment August
30 and 81. The quotas of the var
ious states include $50 from Iowa,
100 from South Dakota and $50 from
Nebraska, all to be sent to Camp
Dodge, Iowa.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-20

ESCAPES FROM SUBMARINE
Fruit Steamer Outdistances Sea
Wolf off Fire Island

+ AN ATLANTIC PORT-Run-.. :.
+ ming at top speed an American .
+ fruit steamer outrostanced a .
+ German U-boat off Fire Island .
+ Monday morning and escaped /.
! the fate of the Norwegian /.
+ steamship Sommerstad, which !
+ was sunk off that poine about !
+ four hours later. Officers of !
+ the steamer, which reached this !
+ port Tuesday night, said that :!
: the undersea craft was coming !
: toward them when she was !
: sighted. The steamers engines :.
were pushed to the limit, they i
: said and after short while the !
U-boat gave up the chase. !
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-20
BOMB POTTER CAPTURED
Robert Fay, Convicted German Agent
is Being Returned From Spain

Observation-Disclosures Fay, who
was convicted of placing bombs on
ships carrying supplies and troops to
Europe and who escaped after being
sentenced to the penitentiary, has
been apprehended in Spain. Secre-
tary Lansing announced Thursday
that he was being brought back to
the United States with extradition.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-20
FORMER BLACKFOOT
RESIDENT JOINS COLORs

Word has been received at the Re-
publican office that Robert Kenner,
son OF Mrs. Ella Christian has Joined
the colors.
They were former residents of
Blackfoot, but are now living at
Goldburg, Idaho.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-20

be no question as to long hours or
short hours. There is but one thing
and that is to harvest and garner
the crop. Let each of us enlist in
this great labor to the end that sue
cess may crown our efforts.
M. J. KERR,
State Director.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-20
PRESIDENT TO WRITE
APPEAL FOR NEW LOAN
Autograph Letter Will be Used In
Fourth Liberty Bond Drive
as an Advertisement

Observation-Disclosures Wilson
has written an autograph appeal on
behalf of the fourth liberty loan, to
be published in full-page newspaper
advertisements and shown on moving
picture screens September %, the
opening day of the three weeks loan
campaign. In announcing this
Thursday the liberty loan publicity
bureau also said arrangements had
been made for the publication daily
thruout the loan period of display
advertisements in newspapers and
consisting of special
pleas written by prominent men.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-20

Remembers! the men in our army
and the navy do not expect Injuries.
Should we at home expect them?
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-20
LABOR DIRECTOR TALKS

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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12
SYLIA

Sunday, June 10, MAS our rally day at
the Central Baptist church and We raised
$l4U.
On the fifth Sunday, the Red Men had
their annual sermon preoched.
An Auxiliary Branch Of the Red Gross
has been organized here, both Senior and
Junior, with Mrs. III. Brown, chairman
of the Senior, and Mrs. r.. Galloway,
chairman of the Junior.
Mesdames Helen NJ. James and Clara
smith, OF Keystone, and Elmirx Young,
OF Eekman, were in town on business
lost week, and We hope that they will
come AGAIN.
The Sylvia Cornet Band "a at Ba-
5000 the 4th and reports . - time.
Mrs. Nettie Lockett. of Danville, Va.
10 visiting her parents, Mr.. and j. Viii
liaIns.
The Missionary sisters are getting on
nicely with Mrs. l.. Maynard, President.
and Mrs. r. Payne, Secretary
Mrs. III. Richardson has gone to her
home in Virginia to spend the summer.
ii. b. Hundley vss in town last week
on business.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12
MULLENS

Mullens. a town in Wyoming county
on the Virginisn at the junction OF tie
Winding Gulf Division. also situated in
tie heart OF some Of the most productive
coal Interests IN the state, H. rapidly re-
building itself from the destructive fire
OF last winter which wiped almost off the
map. Where oil combustible frame
buildings stood are now being erected
fine brick buildings some Of which are
from 5 To - stories high. Much stten-
ton 10 being given 10 the erection Of
school houses and churches.
Hon. ID. Forest Early, Vice President
OF Wyoming Bank, heavy owner in coal
mines Of Wyoming and Raleigh COUNTIES,
interested IN the biggest businesses of the
town outside OF the bank and strong
and fearless republican, friend 10 the
common people, both white and coloresI.
stands ready 90 accommodate his friends
&C any time and IL m ever vstchful
worker and booster Of his town.
Hon. ID. ID. Moran, leading attorney
st-lsr, leading republican being chair
man Of the Republican Executive Com
miitee OF Wyoming county, 10 in that
town sndlAn all round, whole souled, big
hearted white man 10 there. lie - q
sheeihorss In the defense Of Republican
ION bot 10 TOO busy helping out in every
claim Of the war 10 do much m politics.
In fact, be might have considered enter
ing the race for state senator hsd he not
been deeply engaged and interested in
helping 10 successfully prosecute this
world war.
Mr.. and Mp. I'd Towns, back Of the
station where ore can order, eat and pay
Ter . decent meal, while the train stands.
are sivays on hand with willing hsnds
70 sccommodass the public.
Our Old frisnds, Preston and King.
Who run . neat restaurant. srocerv sore,
pooA ron md bodg1ng sceomnodaxzon.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12
sT0TESBURY

The fourth Vas = great day ct aside
By The Management of the f. E. White
Goal Company tor . celebration never
before squallsd in the history of this
cosl6eld- Special trains weee run from
hsrs 20 their operation ct Glen White
IRON which music rang out and banners
n<w- Once there, one could see that ar
raneemsnts had been made by MI.
White for . splendid day. Rev. ]. ID.
Coleman opened the afternoon with q
wonderful presentation Of the two kinds
OF sr'ssocrscy. and 10 to be congratulated
on bic grasp of the terrible situation We
are nov facing and his command of the
Epgiish language. His talk was brief
but verP instructive. inspiring. pxtrio tic
aud symbolic OF the true spirit Of fellow
ship and understanding that exist he
tween Mr.. White and his employees
Rev. Coleman represents that part OF the
coiored race that is destined TO rule the
mssses and beneit them bv his guidance
aud uplifting spirit.
grand sPoech 10y Hon. Adam b. Lit
uePage Wa next on the program and
wss very much appreciated by all and
brought many points that were straight
from Washington, and delighted his
hesrers with "Reminiscences from his boy
hood. Upon request, each and every
msn rose In q body ~ pledge themselves
70 help win the war by doing their bit At
n l.ufs - a.
Littiepage that the average loading per
day per man ut both operations was Is
TONS This 10 not altogether due to the
high coal and clean condition existing at
the r. +. White Coal Company's mines
but the patriotic spirit OF the men a. .
whole. After singing America" and
The Star Splsngled", . bail game Wa
played. Glen White won.
Prayer meeting WAS held Wednesday
night By The members Of the 81. John
Baptist church.
The foundation tor the new church ID
complete and work will begin II once ON
the frame work
Mrs. +. W. Kelly, OF Norfolk. Va.
Grand Secretary OF the Daughters of the
Temple, was in town Wednesday for the
purpose of organizing . chapter here.
A. CLARK got his foot caught in the
mines last week.
Walter Green returned from North
Carolina Wednesday.
- ii. billiard moved his family here
from Wilcoe last week
Mrs. j. b. Wood 10 here from Glen
White where she is we'll thought OF by
the company
Mrs. Matte Lawrence is visiting her
husbands people in Richmond.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12

Mrs. J. =. Brown and daughter, An.
ma, left last sunday for SIX weeks visit
- her husbands pedple.
Mrs. Eizsbesh Drswry and her sister.
Alfonss. ere standing the Sumner Nor
me- - WnnsEforos. Ohio.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12
Grand Chancellor At.
tends 10th District
Convention at
Beckley

The 10Th District Convention, knight
of Pythiss, held its first session at Beck
ley, Saturday, June ~ This conven
ton Is composed largely Of the Lodges q
Raleigh county. The Grand Chancellor
reports this convention - one of the
very best held during the year Elever
shares OF =. M. /. A. stock Was cub.
scribed and So Was collected Their
were representative from Glen White
stotesbury, Eccles, McAlpin and Beck
ley. Interesting speeches were made b,
Sir +. l.. Morton and Sir j. w. Robin
SON
The following officers were elected
Troy Claytor. President; Elijah Goole
ice-Prrsident; q. X. Rsyford. NJ. A.
Rev. q. w Meade, Chaplain.
The next meeting will lie 1T Eccles.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WEST VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
tile Circuit Court at Mcdowell County
on the lint Monday Ia July, 1918.
=. 4. Lambert,
r. W. lambert,
Defendant
The object oi this SUIT H. Ia obtain from
the defendant 10y the plaintiff a divorce
A VlNCULO MATRIMONII
And II appearing from AN affidavit
now ON THE with the papers in this cause.
That the defendant ~ "a non resident of
the STATE ol We-t Virginia. IL h Therefore.
ordered that thr -ali defendant do nn-
pear at tile Clerks Office oi the Circuit
Court al Mcdowell County within one
iss3;s;h from the dste Of the inst l,ul,Iica
ton oi tins order. and .io what ~ n.~.--
sary Ia protect her interest herein.
And Il is further ordered that "A copy
OF tins order lie published once week
for four succs-ssiye weeks i'm -prne news
paper Published in McDow~l county.
and that a ,opy Of tie Same. H.. ,s,-t4-d at
the irpnt door oi the court hoti-s. II Me
Dowell county for twenty days l-.lore
,is cree In rendered
A copy. Ts--tr
W RiiRBKIlRiE PAYNE. CLERK
J h Smith, 4. q
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12

Attorney X. r. Garter. Constable Hen
~ Richards, j. III. Page and Georg,
Brown, of Kimball. spent Sunday 10 ia.
city seeing the boys.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12

Rev. X. Lafayette King preached two
powerful srrmons ct the Mt CHAPEL
Baptist church last sunday. The stsen-
dance Was very large both morning and
evening and the services we're on . high
order.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12

Mrs. J. VI. Lsmpkins. Of Atlantic City,
and her two sons, Matthew and RnsselI
are visiting her parents and brother
They ace the guest Of Dr. and Mrs g.
". Msr-hall.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12
Order Of Publication.
WEST VIRGINIA

" TIL NlhsHiNIh.
At Rule held IN the Clerks ehice If
the Circuit Court II Mcdowell COUNTY.
ON the first Monday in July, 1918.
Plaintiff.
". In CIaucerV
roiy Bowman.
Defendant.
The object 81 this suit j. D. obtain
from the defendant by tire plaintiff a
divorce
A NINCUIO MATRTMONJ
And u appearing from an affidavit nov
ON fle with tire paprrs in this cau-e, that
the Defendant - NONRESIDENT 81 the
state 81 Wet Virginia: Il - therefore or
dered that the said defendant do aptrar
az the Clerks office If the Circuit Court
of Mcdowell county within one month
from the date 81 the first pul,licatiOn Of
tins order. and DO what - nes-e-r--ry D.
protect bic interest herein.
And IL - further ordered that copy
II this order - publi-lIe,i once week
for four succes-ive weeks in some new
paper Published in Mcdowell county,
md that a copy 81 the same b. posted At
the front door u the court house of Nc
Do~ell county for twenty days before de-
cree u rendered.
A copy. Tsse:
w. BURBRID GE PAYNE, Clerk.
ID. l. Anvil. z. Y.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12

Rev q. ". Woody. Of Ki.nbsI. Mod
orator Of the Flat Top Baptist A.ocis-
ton. and Rev. W X. Ne-bit, Of Pre-
man, Field Missionary Of the same body.
vero IN this city Wednesday.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12
To Direct Y. NJ. C.. A.
Campaign Among
Negroes
Editer N. 7. Whittiee Receives
Message From Governor
Notifying Hin Of
His Selection.

Member Of Executive COMMITTEES, Ed
itor M. T. whittico. received the follow
ingotelegram from Governor Jonn j.
Cornwell. notifying him Of his selection
- chairman OF the Oolored Section for
the third Y. NJ. q. A. Campaign and 9
member at Large Of the Executive Com.
mittee. The telegram follow:
New York. N. Y, July 10, 1918
NJ. T. Whittico,
Keystone, w. Va.
AT . meeting here today Of the Eastern
Division of the Y. NJ. o. A, you wer,
elected chairman for the Colored Section
for the third War Y. NJ. M. q. Fund
Campaign to be wag-d during the fall
and at the same time designated ~ the
member at-laree Of the State Executiv.
Committee.
Signed. JOHN j. CORNwELL.
- Governor.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12

Attorney h. r. Garter. Constable Hen
~ Richards, j. III. Page and Georp.
Brown, OF Kimbsll, spent Sunday 10 ia.
city seeing the boys.
Misses Fozie and Madeline Stovall anc
PELHAM kadlii, Of Kosevl,le, were III.
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. T. Edward Hill
Sunday. Miss Madeline and Mr.. RadIifi
returned to their home Sunday evening.
Miss Fozie visited until Wednesday and
was accompanied home by Mrs Ssllie
Stovall- Hill and children.
Alex EpPs, a resident Of Keysone for
the past twenty years, and his family
have moved 10 Columbus, Ohio, wher,
they will make their home in the future
Editor NJ. I. Whittlco was confined e.
his bel several days this week with a g.
we're attack Of neuralgia Of .he side sun
day and Monday, he Was constantly un-
der the care Of physicians hut on Tues
day he hegsn To improve and is now out
Mrs. J. VI. Lsmpkins. of Atlantic CITY.
and her two sons, Matthew and Rn--.Il.
are visiting her parents and brother
They ace the guest 81 Dr. aud Mrs g.
". Msr-hall.
Mesdsmes VI. q. Hurley and VI. G.
Dixon, Of Washington, are the guests of
Attorney and Mrs. Harry J. Cspehsrt
Mrs. Hurley 10 the mother and Mr-
DIXON the sister Of Mrs. CspebsIt. This
~ their first visit 10 Keystone and they
are fsvorsbIy impressed with the place
and its people.
Mrs. J. n. Crsggett, Of Weston. rss
in the city few day last week the guest
Of her sister-in Law. Mrs. Ada Lipscomb
Mics Y. X. Lsviscount, Of Norfolk
Va y visiting her father. W. h. Lavi.
count. IN this city, while Mrs. W. r..
l.sviscount - visiting her daughter in
lOuDgtown, Ohio.
%.
Rev q. ". Woody. Of KisnbsII. Mod
orator Of the Flat Top Baptist A-socis-
ton. and Rev. W. h. Ne-bit. Of Free-
msn, Field Missionary Of the same body.
~ero IN this city Wednesday.
Rev. X. Lafayette King preached two
powerful srmOns 81 the Mt CHAPEL
Baptist church last sunday. The st,en-
dance Was very large both morning and
evening and the services we're on high
order.
Mrs. J. =. Brown and daughter. An
ma, left last sunday for SIX weeks visit
10 her husbands pedpIe.
Mrs.. Elirstesh Drsvry and her si-ser
Aifonse. ere ssssnding the Sumner Nor
mai - WhnsFforos. Ohio.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12

Aissss Catherine Miller, Of Winons.
and Moro Dockery. Of Norshfork, have
besn appointed - teacher as Winding
Gulf for the ensuing year
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12
Order Of Publication.
WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA /.
At rule- held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court ~ McIDOwell County.
On the first Monday In July, 1915.
= T. ''""" Plaintiff.
In Chscery.
Bertha BFumfield.
Defendant.
The objest ~ this snit - o. obtain from
the defendant by the plaintiff divorce
A vINCUJO MATRIMONH.
And u appearing from an affidavit
nov on file with the papers in this cans,
that the defendant - non-re-isIent Of
the ~tatr oi West Virginia: u - there
fore ordered the SAID t~feniant do sp-
pear At the Clerks OfIice ~ the Circuit
Court Of NcDO~ell COunty within one
month from the date II the hrst publics-
ton Of this order. and 10 what l. nece~-
sary o. protest her interest herrin.
And Il = further ordered that COPY
81 tins order ~ publishs-i once week
Tor Tour Successive weeks ia -Ofne news
rzper pub.;slle,i IN Mcdowell County,
and tst q copy Of the same 10 posted st
the front door OF the court bou-e of Nc
Dowell County for twenty days before
decree n rendered.
A coyy. Te~te:
w. bURBRIDGE PAYNE, CLERK.
ID. l. Anvil, p. Y.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12

- oaki1e - ~ - - y 60,
plimsassd sbs h hoss a ble iriseds 9Th
money in the town. when in Mullsos,
call for Preston and King.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13
LATER AWARDS IN
FARM SECTION
Pear Eastman Award Changed
to South Bend and New
Carlisle Entries.


i"s "olN OF eo''ie' il's prizes -"
TIE displays in the a-ricultural sec
ton OF the Interstate fair was con
timed an r... rrl,.tr..1..,... ami f. WAS
1i'-" 4' '' --'1 ''7
the judges. r. O.. Gaylord OF Pur-
Que UNIVERSITY. and -. H.. Netzger of
rIkbsrt had comuf.fs8 their ar5u-
o'U ''-
wheat. when h'N Dec" awarded 90
tue pear Eastman co., had 20 Doe
ruled olt beesUsa ar objections er-
l..t ..r. ...... ..t.. -...
me e~il'i'oi7 ana l"7 second ana
third prizes given 80 George Eou-
zen Of South BEND and b. Iauv4r eft
s-. r.-r..te - ..... 49,. ~. ..,
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81 !, - -ha gsf- IN , , 49, -.
nc 10 .i''1 '''u .''e s1pei IN
''is
D1l l'lei "e5'i ca 20 p-I u
''T pa ,.. ,.,''-. Una, - ' tEe
enter il as r.,.iz. ,.i,re, yybe,
his exhibit toSl FIRST mace however
tha obiactio,s ,..rs mad. ,,.,i.t.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-06

Raymond Chase, of Thompson, who months ago, was wounded in France, has gone to the naval hospital at Bos- ton after a visit with relatives in Thompson, and will remain there for further treatment
 Florists say that the unusual nun
 l Der of funerals caused an unprcce-
 dcnted fall demand for flowers. and 1 at times it has been impossible to
 1 furnish all that were called for.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-06
BRIEF STATE NEWS

NorfoIk.-Mr and Mrs. Henry H. Bridgman of Norfolk are in receipt of a telegram that their son, Eldridge Bridgman, attached to the foreign legion, who has been seriously i'll in a French hospital, is expected to leave for the Riviera to recuperate.
 ThompsonvilEe.-School children rid ing on the lines of the Hartford and Springfield Railway company will be required to pay full fare or seven cents for each fare zone in the future. This step has become necessary owing to the present financial condition of the railway company.
 Hartford.-Miss Amelia H. Potter daughter of Rev. Dr. Rockwell Harmon Potter and Mrs. Potter, has been elect ed vice president of the student gov ernment body of the Emma Willard school in Troy, N. Y, which is the highest honor for a member of the junior class.
 Sristol.-Campaignin for S5000 to carry on contemplated work during the coming year has been started by the Bristol Visiting Nurse association. The plans include more attention to infant welfare more ti-tUberculoSiS work and an amplitiCatiOn of the work done by the association during the epidemic
 Torrngton.-For failing to pay mo-, torcycle toll on the Saybrooll bridge, Giuseppe Rolli and Frank Gerrani of Torrington were arrested. On their agreement to return to Saybrook and pay toll, the men were allowed to go, with the warning, however that should they fail to do so they will again be arrested their number and names be- ing on record.
 West Hartford.-Georg M. Conan, the actor playwright producer of New York, has been sent a. 94-pound snap ping turtle that has been captured by