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forte. France; Jas. II, Waugh, Troy.
" v. Christian wcidorman. LONG
Island cay. y. y. Frank Wtn.ccki.
Ncwfrankon. WIS Arthur Wolfe. Os-
onto Falls, Wis; Arthur Abbott.
Hninhow. Conn; Lewis r.. ArmAby.
pittsncld, Mass Reuben Z. Bailey,
Summcrvillo. Ga; Levi BHrrTnenu.
,harlCstou, s.. c.; George " Bartlett
COuueuut. O.; VIM f., Bon, Center,
MINI; John Ralph Berry Waynes-
burg, ~ Raymond II Bradley. Do
nora. Pa Eward Breeze. Scotia. ~.
Elnor y Bowling, Hollywood,
Ala John \. Boyto. Toledo. D.: Nell
SON Liuwoud. flint Mich. Frank
Eurson, Athens. Ga Calvin Reid
Hurturr, Allen. y a las CAIRNS.
lcs, stockton. cal Charlie NJ
Churchill, Carson CITY. Mich; Rieh-
ard G. Cleiy. NanG1ndt. Wash. GAS
par 'aihiclario. Io~ C~andolarias. n.
W: Lewis r Counoly. Lower Fails.
Mass Edw j. Dowl. Troy. y, y.
Roy Dcforost Ellis. AllegGn, Mich.
Victor Formico. Jersey city, n. J.:
Henry t. Foust. Tottenish. Wash:
Patrick Gallagher. brooklyn. y ~;
Russell Horning, Parish. \ y; John
y Jackson, MenderNille, Mont; Paul
Ir"ohs ~pittsburg. Pa: Robert T..
Jts Rochester, y. y Louis kass-
loS~S. oklyn. y. y: John =. Kauf-
roe, N"liamspott Pa; Hroncho Kol-
aczrwski. Ncw Bedford. Mass Louis
Eoukog |lront0n, O.. eco krinnca.
BROOKLYN. IS. Y: Stanley kules.
pittshurE Pa, Anthony Kurek, Bur
falo. N. y. Thos j. Lacy, Brooklyn.
y. y; Chns. Alvin Iantzcr, South
@Boardman, Mich JAS j. Lawrence
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MSawuM:

KoIbuuow. Now York: Martin Kruw.
czyl, Milwaukee, WIS simpson I.c.
VAN. Linn. kns: Pctor \, Mckounu.
PoughkecpSic, y y Walter VIM
OFT. Chambcrshurg. Pm; Harold T.
Sanford. Portland, ore. Mathon i;
stone, Hamptons, s. c. Roy stout
M~artinsvillc, Ind; Earle II. Stowci!
Wcstboro, Mass Warren Wilkei
Wallace. York. Pa; Emit WichDr
Monticello. Wis; Buglcr Constantin,
Adonopoulos, Chicago. il.
Musicians Louis Ferlnnd. Water.
vile. Me. Emil Erwin Thicdmaun
Milwaukee. WIS
Mechanics VIM. J. Alton, Colum.
Lia. Mo Naltor g Fitzgcrald Thorn.
a%syile. y. c.. Julius i. A. Schotz
Harrisburg, Mo: Moe T.. iinstock
Brooklyn. y : COOK Leo Luhauoy-
SKI, Chicago, III.
Pvts. Arthur h. Bohrcns. Middle.
town, Conn; ONila iHucttc. Lisbon.
Nc. Nm g. Chnttcrson, BROOKLYN
y. y; Henry j. Hammer, Brooklyn.
y. y: clyde Hands. Hastings. MINI
bnut,. New Bedford, Mass Ralph a
Iawliss. Barre, VI; Hobt NJ Nc.
Guirc. Bethel Tenn; Tlb"rt Henry
Nicer, Wostbend. Wis Root A Nor,
ton. Nvoca. va. Fred g. NaRlo.
schmidt, pittsnold, Mass Oko Nap,
per. tiico, La Coaidio basuualc
south Chicago, M Minor Etnchart
Srhriur. % Antonio Studrotto. Italy
Tic shaw, Newport, Arb. Jimmie /
Shcmaymc, Bingor, okla; Michac
j. SHERRY. Wohurn. Mass; Frank 81.
korski. Ncw Haven, Conn Gilbert
r.. Swindoll Fairfield. y. G., JoH
Thornton, Glencoe. O.; Daniel J
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DERNAL|LLO COUNTY
MAN BADLY WOUNDED
IN ACTION, REPORT
Official Casualty List for This
After noon Contains Name of
Gaspar Candelaria, of Los
Candelarias;

Another Bcrnalillo county DO.
figures IN the casualty liuts today. II,
~ Gaspar Candclaria. 20 years old o
Los Candclarias, who is rcportc,
wounded severely.
A brother, Libcsato. liz also fightin.
with the forces in France. Guspal
WAS accepted into service in the firs.
draft. Theft parents both live IN 10,
C~andelarias.
The following casualties are report
ed by the commanding general Of the
American eXpeditionary forces.
Killed In action. l01 missing In aC-
ton, ~. wounded severely. go. died
from wounds, 80; died of accident and
other causes. T., died from airplane
accident. .: wounded degree undeter-
mined, 3; died of disease, "a. Total,
49,.
Killed In Action.
Captain Ward Ellis, Cobourg, Onta-
rio, Canada,
Lieuts. Franklin u. Bellows. VIII
mette. H., Samuel Lewis. Decatur.
Tenn.
Sergts. Joseph W. Beattle. Brook
lyn, y. V, Thomas ], MlGauckas,
Boston: Geo. +. Newland. Centralia,
Okla, Leonard Pri2yhylowski, Balti-
more, Md Jas. W. Reel, Crbapo. III
Walter Il. Schmidt. Fon du Lac, Wis. :
Kari Henry Schumm, New York.
Thos. j.. shannon. BROOKLYN, y. y:
Barney T%omanski, Milwaukee. Wis.
George FELTON,, Okmulgee. okla. JOS.
Gebert, Princeton, Wis; George Jos.
kass. Milwaukee. WIS Lynn u. Me
Matt, Sardis, Tenn. Guy ogden. Ed
gerton. Wis. John W. Smallcy. sum
Inityille. Ind. Henry Williams, Rosclle
Park. y. Y.
forp. I.mr.n., a. F,f,y =, rr,,Iu.
Pa. william S. Mckay, Snow. Okla /.
Harvey u. Manson. Madison. Wis.
Frank j. Wiss. Brooklyn, y. y; has.
T.. Burst, New York. carl Candles.
Bessemer. Ala; william II Melton.
Tallassee. Ala, Mechanic Frank r..
l'rintz, S'evenspoint, Wis. Robert -
Alexander. Alex, Okla. Clarence
Becker, Williamstown. Mo- John r..
Blocksidee. Swampscott. Mass; oscar
~ Bclk. Colgate. Okla. Frank ;.
Rradlet, Red Bluff. Calif: Charles
&. Byars, Kansas city, Mo Cnndcin-
rio Carbon. Jr.. Las Cruces, y. NJ.
Thomas l.. Case, Nashoha. okla.
Earl Casford. Oshkosh. WIS. william
Charon. Collegiate. okla. Lawrence +.
'onley, Block Island, Il. t.; Romeo
w Cox, Childrcss. Tex James u.
Davis. Mil Creek. okla; Henry g..
Dean. kiamichi. okla Ninccuzo Don
diego. New York Guy a. puukcn,
Ieetes. Colo; Jesse Dunn. Black, Ala.
Alex EichelberRer. Admission, Ala.
John Cleveland England. Bntcsyillc.
Ark Franck Forraro. Nesquohoning.
Pa Richard O. Fisher, Philadelphia.
Raleigh A. Fowler, Beloit. Wis Heav.
rim Freant, greensboro. Ky. Porter
&. Ganey, Mobile, Ala Leonard r.
Grabowski. Milwaukee,. wis. Clayton
J. Keller, Lancaster. Pa Burnice T..
keilis. Wtckenburg. Ariz.: Carl r..
knudtson, Washburn. y. u. Joseph
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Daniel, Hi =, W. Va; John Nc.
MILAN, Sodu.p oint. y. y; Nlll Man
prum. Grv,UH God, la.; carl Mayor.
Auburn, y. ST. John Redmond Mor-
an. New NuIS; AsCnr T.. T.. orhcre,
Shclbyvillc. Ill.,; John Pain, Climax,
Ga; Oliycr I1mbrio. Nashua, ~. A.;
Lawrence SOFT. Chicago. III: Chas.
r.. SwishcU IilcrsVillc, Pa Jas q,
Watson. Pm dtiphia. Pa; clarence
H. WhitmoJ Lincoln, Ncb Ghus.
Witner, Dow Pa: Clarence & Wy
ant, oak H.. O.; Chas. Bluu'c, Free
man. Va; 1|ps J.. English, norchcs-
ter, Mass. has. II. Latimcr, Bed
ford, Va; NH. =. Napier East Lynn,
W. Va.
Died from Acroplanc Accident.
capt. Ey.l Sanger. New YORK.
Died from ~ ident and Other Cause
Roy Frau. Rrockwuy Fort Her
kimor, y Otis T.. picrson, Upton.
Ind RAYMOND 4. Rotcnbergor.
Trnumbau,r lie, Pa; TITUS T. Sloy-
or, South I.I hlohem, "a ROXY 4.
Wiles. Lod. va; Vernon \ Shoctho,
Frocport, il
wounded So, "rciy.
Robt. 1. uoorc, Murdoch, y. ".
CSunduy's I.l1
Mai. Allpn Moore Donnelly. PITTS
hurgh. PA pt Jas. II. Cooper, Au-
pusta, Ga
Its. Chus Ahernathv, Kcy West,
Fla; Jos, j .'oag, New York; Roht.
G.. Garter, ,. avychnsc. Md; Paul
Stcinberp o." Gnstein. So. Ions. Mo:
clarence " Martin. Dade Ctty. VIA 4.
Walter chm an Muller, Marshnold.
wash tIaU.s y Pcarstll, Mar.
shall. T,s Morgan H.. Preston.
Nashville, I,In.; Marcel Won Bcrc-
ghy. Lebanon. Pa; David c. Boyd,
SomcTvillV. 800; Paul H. Coles, Scat
tie, Wash .phn 4, Mcdowell, Jr.
Chicago, llI l;ichard T. Wilson, We
tor, Colo
sgts Iuu Harry smith. Flint.
Mich. John motley, Ilnricish, Pa
FRANK Marion Townsend. Grand Rap
ids. Mich S~IHnley Wilusz. Elizabeth.
y. j.. Jas W Amidon. Washington,
- c.: 1tulpry Elwood Elder Colum-
bia rtty, lud Robt J.. Turner, Old
Colo.
Pearl NJ larger, Coloridgo, Neb +;
Horace B1rna0y, Grand Rapids,
Mich. Frank q. Bashaw, Brandon,
VI; Jos brcvter, Jr, Appleton, Wis
Roht. T. Myers, SebTing o.: VIM. J.
Philbin, New York; Tony Plzutei,
SwanCott. MISS, Peter W Robins,
Lilly, Pa; ThorVald 4. SivcriEon,
Brooklyn. y y; Thos W. Conlou.
Winchester. Mass. Marshall l.. Par
sons. Norwood, \. g.: Allen L.
Wright. Paris Wis Albert A. April.
Lawrence, Mas. Wade $, Alderman.
winfield, KaH Mathew g, Brandt,
Brooklyn. n y; Groksn !. ".
Brown. GroCr, $. c.: francesca ioczo.
Tuckahoc. y v; Arthur Loicher.
erosion. Mort Isaac - Phillips.
Bear crock. y G.; Artio suit. Apollo,
Pa: charles =" HALEY. Upper Falls.
Mass Ralpt O. Barnett, Shawnee.
Okla. Ira " Bartley, i'ordwick,
va. FraGols hazo. Dr., Port Huron,
Mich; Jos Browor. Chicago, m;
Glenn l.. Jones. Geneva, Neb irving
Adolph kcisel, Manistee, Mich; Louis
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Sew York; Arthur Lawrence MELON
aid, Cleveland. o.: Floyd v. Miller,
Tylcrsbillo. Pa Robt. Miller. Lima.
O.: Basso Musdollo, ltaly: Frluk
Obcrstar. Cleveland, o.; Ernest G.
DffFim. Chicago, III Arthur g. oil
son. %Shiriand. III T%ranluiiino Otero,
Jr., pcraIta. y. NJ, Jas, f. Padgott,
Newcastle. Ind Guiseppi pntituccl.
Buffalo. \. Y, Luther NJ Patterson.
Monticello. H.: Chas Rehm. Brook
lyn. y. Y Dominick Rizzi. Brookisu,
n v; Jas L.. Russ, cleveland. o.
FeiiN Russo. brooklyn, \. v; Albert
salS adori. Seminole, Pa Lloyd
Scheetz. Upper Black Eddy. Pa Wm.
Schaiblc, Ann Arbor Mich John
Aaron schultz. New York. y 81:
Norman g. Singer, Wakefield, Mass
Jacob +. Springmnu. WILLIAMSON
Pa. John Steiner, StGplcton. IS l.. a..
" Lorenzo Dow stevens. rlkesNille.
KY: Henry r. SweeSo, Vanderbilt.
Mich Hyman Tishlcr. Milwaukee,
Wis Thomas a. Tollefson, Vironua
Wis Arthur b. Nradenburgh. W,at
Nyack. n Y; bud Akers, pikcVillc,
Ky; Geo. Austin, Woodstock. tl
Sherman w. BGahm. Pasadena, Cnl ,
John ", l., Brewer. Shade. Ks Hot.
nee Brown, Carlton. Ga: Chas. =.
Bndden. Manhattan, kas Hafrt A.
Caldwell, Marionviiio. Mo Ralph Dc
wcr. Leslie. Mich Vim. T. pioksou-
Comen, EarabOo. wiz. Leon E
Kemp. Hillsborough. y. a.: Heiber
r.. Kendall, Woifhoro, a. n Halph
s. Kendle. Council Grove. kas An
lDa.t.una.f au Dup.
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Killed in action, III: mls-iu. loo ac-
ton. ~. wounded severely, -l- died
from wounds, so. died from accident
and other causes. g. died of disease.
IS. died from airulanc accident, l.,
" unded. degree "uudetcrmIu.U. 4;
prisoners. L. total, 49,.
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wyue ulacktnan. Yarnchy, ukln t.
g urittie, ivor, Pa; Nelson Dixon
rln rksyiIlc, Tex. Walter Dryer stout.
i,nd Mo: Erias Everett, Iazou Dlt,
Mss: Frank J. Gihottc, philadelphia
HERMAN Harms. Nordhcin, TcN san
dte Hnrris. ii%arrisville, y. c. Hyru
n Jacobson. Hudson, Wis, James t.
Kittrick. Wilkesbarrc, VIA Antoine
n Lopps. Mendocino, Calif August
"A Milbratz. 81. Louis, Mo; Jacob
Miller. pittsburgh. Pa; Stoten \igh..
poruk. Cambridge, Mass. Hugo 4.
Nyrren, Lakeville. III.
pied from, A%irplnnc Accident
Mnury MN, 81 Louis, Mo Mark u.
M%tddlekauf. Corvallis, ore.
pied from Accident and Other CAUSES.
Lieut.. Colonel Robert H. Willis.
s%impsonville. =. e., Corp Fred q.
Yde. Freepurt. m
pvts. Arthur j. barron, L.. Angeles,
calf. VIM. q, Gnrhum. Rockford.
Ill. Harvey G. Schounc lIttou. o.,
George NJ. shaw. Kansas civ, Mo.
Wounded severely.
tauuto Itujitlo, thinaNo, Y. VI,
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Sgts. Wm H. Bland. bloomfield
y. j.; Wagner ElnCr ~ Clevenger
East -. Louis. m Horscshoer Johr
Johnson, Newross, Ind.
pvts. Ruby Barnes, ladoga, lnd.
Standish Y. Further. Winthrop, Mass
Henry Hancock, Page, okla; Iuthe'
Il, Harter Floyd, Va Claude Z. Me
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Have you visited our Department of Undersilks Recently?
IT'S patriotic now, You know, to wear silk when cotton and
tvoolPuS up a Scalrp.
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Died from Alrplnnc NCCidont.


WOundVd NrVcrCIN,
tanuto Ttujiiio. thinsaNo, y. VI.
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And just think They re made in Amer
ica-all Rosenwald's garments. Al
though they speak So Of Paris doesn't
it thrill one a little with patriotism 10
know hat u house like Rosenwald's
confines all rs purchases TO the taillcurs
and modistos Of our own country?
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
Copyright 1917. by Public Ledger Company

was group of patients and German doctors. In their midst I could distin- guish the three Swiss doctors by their high blue caps with the long patent leather peaks. was taken to one side while a sanitaire removed the ban dages from my arm and displayed a deep gash stuffed with iodoform gauge.
 Passed comrissien.
 Presently Swiss doctor approach ed, examined my arm and asked sew eral questions regarding the loss of movement in my hand. He was very nice and spoke English finently. It turned out that he had been in Canada and had visited in several cities which I knew quite well. It was. strange feeling talking to a friendly neutral who was in position to aid you. Dr, Meyer brought up the other two doc tors and explained my case to them, adding that was very anxious to get to Switzerland Ito see my wife and family" They held short eonsulta- tion and then gave some instructions in German to an orderly who sat at desk writing. The inspector whispered in my ear "felicitations'' (congratula- tien). I had passed the first commits sion I hardly knew whether to laugh or cry.
 Was Disappointed
 went back to the room. closely fol- lowed by the inspector, who grabbed the French captain and urged him to present himself for examination, He was finally persuaded to go, and came dashing back in a moment to undress. I never saw a man remove his clothes so quickly. He was gone long. time, and was very dejected whec' he return- ed. Struggling his shoulders. he said that the Swiss doctors had been very nice to him, but had told him that he was too far recovered to be accepted When the excitement had subsided we talked over the idea of all living together, as Barnes and I had been told that we would not be sent away for re-examination in Constance for about three weeks. The matter was decided, and in the course of the next day or two I moved down, bag, but no
 baggage.
 The room occupied by the French captain and Barnes had been, before
 the war. the office of the head mistress of the school, It opened off the Grande
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05


 Two divorces were granted and three went off the list at tHesshort calendar session of the superior court in this city on Friday, Judge Donald T. War rler was en the bench. The short call endar matters were disposed of as fol- lows: Donahue vs Marsh, ct al, ar- gument of demurrer z of, defendant Cady, went off the list. lOSullivan vs Ninigret Mills Co.,, answer or other pleadings or default went off the list. Margug glio 4vsl Margt gte, Aalimony pen dente lite. went off the list Potick vs Lutzker; disclosure of, defense, if no defense, judgment of foreciosure J and limitation of time, judgment granted and time limited t6' first Monday in February. Heffien :Ys Hefflon, to- be heard as uncontested divorce, went off the list Caton Vsa Amadon, Admr., appeal from probate, Judgment was granted. z. N, Shay Fertilizer Co. ys x. T.. N. H. & H. R. Co. default for failure to plead, two weeks in which to plead. G. s. Alexander & .Co., Inc, vs. Wilcox. judgment granted Mintz vs Goldman, ct al, second order of notice. granted. Merritt vs Buddingten. that default be reopened, went off the list. Penniman. vs Penniman,, disclos- ure of defense. went off the list. Hol- landersky, ct al. vs Abramson, default
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
WOODSTOCK
AgrieuItura. Meetins-Theft Detecting Society Elects Officers = Mercury From to 24 Degrees Below Zero.-

No services were held, at the Con gregational church Sunday on account of the cold weather. j
 Agricultural Meeting.
 The Windham County Farmers as- soeiation and Senexet Grange held a meeting at Agricultural hall. South Woodstock, Wednesday evening to dis cuss agricultural problems for 1918 with a view to assist the government in producing all the food possible.
 Elected Officers. 55 , The Woodstock Theft Detecting so- ciety held its annual meeting at North Woodstock. Edward l.. Chamberlain was elected president; Charles M. Per rin, vice president; David Aldrich, treasurer; William NJ. Gallup, clerk.
 Principal William A. Perkins is 'suf- fering from a sprained ankle IT 1
 Misses Harriet Sampson and Estel- la Frink are home from Wellesley Miss Rilla Child from New Britain and Miss Susan Sumner from Bristol. to 24 Below. a
 The mercury the past week has va .ried at sunrise from to 24 degree; below
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
GI.A5GC
Thread MIj Starts Up, Following -.HoI- iday-Many Attend .Firemen's Dance.

Glasgo Thread Mill resumed work Thursday after being still since Sat urday noon for New Years.
 Mabel Blanchard was a week end guest of Misses Dora and Ella Eccles- ton, returning home Wednesday after noon.
 William Wiseman spent Sunday in Natiek, R. l.. the guest of Mir and Mrs Clifford Eccleston Mrs. Wiseman is visitor at Mrs Eccleston's.
 Fourteen Degrees Below Zero. There were few at church Sunday becaue of the intense cold. The thermometer stood at fourteen degrees below zero. Miss Ruth Campbell spent New Years at Her home as did also her sister, Mrs. Hassler. from Taftyille.
 Mrs. Marshall spent the holidays at Voluntown. --.- F Mrs. Peter Selwav was a recent guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Downing.
 Henry Wiseman spent Tuesday at his brothers, William Wiseman's
 School in the Eighth district com mences the winter term Monday, Jan- uary 7th., s
 Firemen's Dance.
 The dance in Social hall Monday evening, given by the firemen. was well attended.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
XIX.

On rfp,rsday, oesEtSfsf}pr, Meyer informed 1me that on-,,4thee following Tuesday he would operate to remove the splinters from my arm s0n Friday we heard the Swiss commission was coming to the hospital and I decided to present myself. I. rerembered the trouble that Grey had had. and con- fided in the doctor that I wished to go to Switzerland. where would be able to see my family. He agreed that my arm would be useless for a year, but said he youlds not, let me see the com mission until after he had operated.
 The naxt day there wa sa, strong rumor-we were never given any of ficial notice-that the commission would visit the hospital on Tuesday. The doctor was unable to operate on Sunday or Monday, but agreed to do it that very morning if I had eaten no breakfast as otherwise it Knight be very dangerous, I was taking no chances on missing the operation, so said was starving of hunger. I had in reality just finished royal break fast of cereals and fried sausage.
 The loneliness of my position was impressed on me more than ever as I lay in bed for the three days following me operation. Duf1HS tIflS time cOufO not sleep and was given morphine ev- cry night. I thoughtga great deal of home and the approaching Christmas season. and took much satisfaction in inclosing in the letter wrote while in bed a check to buy presents for some of the friends who had been so good to me. I was fortunate in having my cheekbook in my pocket at the time was captured. .3Ea1a7Szs.s 11,}se.
 Barnes Successful.
 On Tuesday afternoon I was told that the Swiss commission mad arrived and that [ was to get up and go to the French captains room and wait till I was sent for. Barnes was to see the commission, too. and we could not con- centrate our minds o1i any one thing as we waited for the time for our fate to be decided. At length the. inspector appeared at the door and 'beekoned to Barnes, who went put, only to reappear in a few moments wearing a smile from ear to ear. We knew that he had passed. I was sent for almost imme diately.
 In the center of the Grande Sallee
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
cent surgical operation.
 In Boston Hospital.

 Mrs. A. W. Buchanan, Miss Annie w Buchanan, and 4. w. Buchanan. Jr., went to Boston Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Buchanan is a patient at a pri- vate hospital there, where Tuesday she underwent an operation which appears successful.
 Willis Homer spent a short fur tough in town.
 John Taylor has returned from Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga., having received an honorable discharge from the army because of illness.
 i Mrs. B. P. Davis and little daugh- ter, of Franklin, were guests over the holidays of Mrs. Davis parents, MT. and Mrs. C. F. Franklin.
 Mir and Mrs. Otis Kingsley and daughter, Miss Edna, of East Hartford, were holiday guests of MT. and Mrs. A. Lauder. -s>.- SET
 Two Weddings.
 Two weddings occurred recently in the family of Mr. and Mrs. l.. s. Bigelow, of Buffalo, and Mansfield Center Their second son, Allyn Caryl, married on December 8, at Trenton, N. J., Misg Charlotte Cook, of that city. On December 18th, at noon, their daughter, Sarah Esther. was united in marriage with Lieutenant Karl Wilhelm, at Atlantic City.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
TWO D|VoRCES GRANTED FRIDAY
Four Others Went Of the List at Short Calendar Session of Superior Court -- Other Cases Disposed of By Judge Wamer-No Assignments Made Yesterday

for failure to answer, judge took the papers Billi vs Billi, second order of notice was granted. Holbrook vs Oar row, ct al. foreclosure of mortgage and limitation of time. judgment granted and time limit fixed.
 Uncontested Divorces-Goldberg vs Goldberg, divorce granted on grounds of intolerable cruelty; MacFarIane vs MacFarlane, went off the list; Shirley vs Shirley. went off the list; McDonald vs Mcdonald. went off the list: Pea body vs. Peabody. went off the list, Bowman Vs Bowman. divorce granted on grounds of habitual intemperance and intolerable cruelty.
 No assignments were made.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
POMFRET CENTER
Red Cross Drive Results in 100 Mem. bers-Heavy Ice Stored--Everett E. Brown III With Grip.

The local branch of the Red Cross covering the western part of the town including Abingdon. secured 100 mem bers in it's Christmas drive. George Botham has been in New town Center, Mass, during the holi- days. visiting his son.
 Mrs. Anna P. Smith and Misses Sarah and Mary Averiii, spent the Christmas vacation with Mrs. Everett E. Brown.
 Courtlands and La Plaisanee have filled their ice houses with F 1-2 inch ice.
 John Pritehard is entertaining his father and mother from Vermont.
 Everett E. Brown has been confined to the house several days with the grip. ,.-