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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-25
Atlantic City Will
Formally Open for
Summer ON Friday
Warm Weather Tempts Many
Bathers to Beach; Filters
Performing Stunts Daily;
New York Colony Growing
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
ATLANTIC CITY, May 24-Summe
weather and summer girls arrived here
this week ready for the vacation sea-
son opening, which takes place Fri
day. The warm sunshine tempted
scores of bathers into the water, and
although city officials had decided to
formally open the bathing season Me-
moral Day, warm day tomorrow
probably will bring out hundreds of
bathers.
Yachtsmen at the Inlet and Chelsea
are making ready for racing and cruis-
ing, and the professional shippers are
preparing for their coming patrons.
with cruising sails replacing the fish
ing sails of winter.
Protest has come from boardwalk
strollers and bathers over the possible
danger of accidents which might result
from stunts by aviators directly over
the beach front. and it is likely there
Will be some sort of regulation placed
in effect before more fers arrive and
take to the air. Daily thrillers are
being performed at the Air Port in
Chelsea, and air trips are being placed
on schedule for those who can afford
the dollar-a-m minute rates.
Electrical Convention On
Experts of the National Electric
Light Association came to the Tray-
more for their convention this week
and are showing spectators the latest
tricks of the Juice" on the Million
Dollar Pier, where they have staged
an exhibition.
The New Jersey State Bankers AS
ISOLATION, with number of New York
hnanclers in attendance, is meeting at
the Chelsea, and the Maryland Bank
ers' Association has been in session
at the Marlborough Blenheim.
Edward Nash Hurley and Mayor
Hylan, of New York, were among those
at the shore for the week end. Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-25
Southampton Ready
To Welcome Guests
For Summer Season,
Special Correspo1ldenc

7I'e7FuV VI 20 V7Vut7FC1
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, May 24.-
Clarence H. Mackay has leased from
James L. Breese his beautiful summer
home on the Shinnecock Road. The
Orchards is one of the show places Of
Southampton. Miss Katherine Mackav.
one Of the debutantes of the season,
Will spend the summer here with her
father, and it is expected that The
Orchards will be the scene of many
social affairs
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dillon, who
have been spending much of the winter
In Washington, have leased the country
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
The B~urkburnett
Field Brings In
Several Wells

W A. stuart local rcprcs iiauve
for dunbar a Co, with offices AZ
IisA West Contra! VENUE. rcceisei
the following vcry interesting teie-
gram relative n GA activity today m
he nufkoumcu section. This tcio-
gram reads
~ raso. Texas. ig2P MAY 3. 1919.
W. a. stuart, Manager.
Dunbar a Co, Albuquerque, \. AZ.
The following wire lust rvvciNed ON
tho ~ paso stock Exchangc. Collin
COUNT on and gas. block nfty two
one and onc-haif miles southwest OF
l~ursburnetf In one 81 the biggest
wells In the noldN 81 and a Hurk-
burnett eight hundred and eighteen
feet deep seventeen feet In sand.
prumlaes a. D., another great -cnSl-
ton. Thr,u number two a%rcoriinr
10 gnuEU MAKING one hundred eleven
barrels per hour. MtldsHt oAritemgnt
puctaiin People HlscpiuE in tho
strcets abie 10 SGT hr,akfaat at dinner
time
sospM DUNBAR a COMPANY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
Y.
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
PLANS ANNOUNCED

The opening shot OF the Continental
y " a. A. membership tournament
vaH nrcd Boz Albuquerque u tho
monthly membership dinner hold at
the - last night hl local association
Secretary FoA NJ FoN stated chat
although tho real drive soul. uo,
start for several t1yH t, wac boo favor
of preparedness and thai aIl uilus
for uhr campaign hero were being
mlHt au thut DO utu would hu lost
m preparation after the start uf tIH
tournament which will he parti.i.
pudcd ben hi hundreds co associations
throughout the country
AihuqucrGuc'a = n e. A. quota for
The Iritu ls 90 total of loco mCmhffH
Mr. Fok stated thut although thHf
seems u large number There WIs uH
lnuit lu hlH mind u Go fht ,ft
Hhilllh o. furnish Chat SUM of utfu-
hfTs
The membership ilnurr Iist uirHi
wHa the most enthusiastic HuI IIfst.f
af,r usII Hf th, focal Hud H uuW
n,r uf int,r,suUe DitH vor mal.
HftDr thr DINNER ru, lHrt lItf ,.U.
r~H.uIUrtinn htfnttr iU, Hul 600
Santa o. ,mtIHHt. uu.II N" HHfH|I
N beneficial u. IH.HH uuI Boo
'faI ulfU.ss II shop Wtn
The teams u tUr ,lfh vI.n w
carry on thr drive NHI nr divided fuIH
iHtu ItfIs th, lrmt and uffN e.
lfUnfl Is thr general of thp HrUV
division ,nd " O. tiuhn BEL admiral I
tnn navy TOO plan which uIu NO
adopted fur tHr drive IH unique #rI
pIoWlaHH fu develop d great DHHf.
between fhr two divisions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
Personal News Items

Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 90.
Auto sprinrN al makes Korhcr Co.
Taxi. Phone ia Nicholson Taxi.
Pay your dues 60 mo "'-hit" club,
The Young women Of the e. o. so-
rctN ~ NE CONGREGATIONAL church on.
trrtalnud the young men nftof tho
business meeting on "Wednesday uight
and - NrrN pleasant time wan enjoyed
ON Monday afternoon. MAY o.. az
2 o'clock. the Wal Mothers viii enter.
lain the soldiers Tor the last time. uH
they are soon 10 leave the city Re-
frcshmontH VIII Do served aud un cN.
c~rpuonnllN interesting program hos
been arranged n follows in part
i1nuu Solo. Numdo ~Cnpucciru tMtn-
d-rI-r1huI. Mua MfIuNtll. katIl Solo.
Selected. Mrs plpcr3 ncading Select
Ell. Violin solo. irUnc laftrht vocal
Solo. Th, NoHar1. Mr uyrur. Head.
ms. Russian Pair Tales Irene
pnftch. Vocal Solo. Tho NIll.ut,lo
ncli Aclua. Mrs a d Miller
Au important business meeting uf
thr broadway Christian church b.
called Cor tomorrow morning mime
tiately following the service AT
mrmnfra Hr. Ird tu mako u HpNtIi'
minister aud 9TH 'r important huHluca
.r, d. be- presented i0r tns ruusIdorl
ton and decision Of CSC ,ourrcsa
ton
Albuquerque lodge So go. urutt
sflunl uf iliiiro.aa tlsrt. 1911 meet
MONDAY night "a odd feiipaf hln Hi
aH.
~, county riarts off I1 thg
court hUusc Wit IU tl1.U| N| 90
Mundt5 l.ternoun cu account of thH
Victory loan fltinE rIr.H. "rlIns
fu 600 HuuHuu Hurnf w.." .HlH. Dr..
County 'lrIh N,ifut MDuI..
d d. rhlfIuH on NYu ID uIs u
nuainr.H visitor in hlNlIn..Il '"-
Mrs g. S. rlosh,r of s.luIir wac
mons tns visitors lu 'tu cots tHiH'
Mr and Mr A. ll"h} i
'up we're Registered ut q l"'Hl hYt".
D. walhcr o. Mountain w
sttebdIur tu business .Itft.f. lu 49,.
Huuurruu, TODAY
H. nj show HlfUf uf crown Font
uas uanslctiuE business boo the ri''
TO-DAY.
Mu Frauk 3 sturts aud ruu
frank. returned thls WuruIrg irHIH
Aitguft fHIlf canada where flt'
hHtr boot visiting ut tu. IHI.U u.
AR stortEH mother
ur e. 49, t.utn uf DIliup uH# l'r
1tr.ni Hf t local hotel today
l.. o. Foster Hf SuDurru. NHH trans
fruur business BOO the cas- TODAY
Three offender were ergo m police
court this morning charged win u
u.drfiH conduct IuIrr ~ rs hU
Dislltn trt iholr trials Cor uDi"'a
fuIH afternoon
Mra o " ,orlut of -rEuIIr vl.
l visitor boz the ,.y iuIlt
g. D.. laurnrIdEr wts attending Zoo
business uflIIf. boz tun DIfy fuutE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
FIVE CONVICTED N
CRIMINAL COURT ARE
GVEHPRISON TERMS

Five criminal sentences were pass.
Cd this morning ~ Judge Hickey
IN EASES tried In the district criminal
court n few weeks aro.
Pablo MuniE. convicted on a charge
of stealing household furniture. was
gwen a i've To sls-yoar term In the
~ nitentiarf. o. Sanchez, convicted
on the same charge, received q three
TO f%uur-yrar sentence. and Marie Ha-
ca. also convicted on the charge, va
given AM eighteen months 30 W year
q utencsi this sentence was suspended
az the pleasure OF the court
William Malcolm. convicted on n
charge u cmheEslomonf, was Hentcn-
red a. eighteen months To- two years
ia the ~prnitcntiary
Walter iaulry. who pleaded guilt,
o. passing a check on n~on-cxirtinr
funds received y year to eighteen
month"; sentence In the pcnitcnuary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

fluer and EnrclhoHDr. commanders
uf tru red Hruy. have been captured.
fna uHurr adds
" HHhIngiun only % percent uf
more fhIu ~ 600 men romun.I nr tho
forts seDbud OgiInhuWi division Joel DO
returned from France were m.mhsra
of enc original division .s Urr4uia,d
10 Camp MliH r~rtrUrlff 900 of
chose men have been wounded Ur
.thrrwlf, inrlpacItttcd during che
months 90 service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
Should Sink Whole
Hun Navy-D Daniels

, i.undun. Nuy Thc Ereuteft
y moral lesson 81 the wnr would
= he 20 sink the entire German
= fleet with proper ceremonies
> iuHsphus Daniels. American
, s~ceretary Of the navy. who re-
. Gently Nlslisi tho captured GER
= man vessels AZ Scnpa Flow de-
= cinrcd iu n statement today Oh
. the Associated Press
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
onnfnrnlr WIN. uesnila

NAklHnN. lHNfs My A-iuNlnfnln
vou tho triangular freshman four.
cared rpsiur regatta between Tho
Iniycnaities u Csiiiornla. stanford
and Washington, over "a twu.mllc
course on thr Oakland estuary here
to-day. Washington second. and stan
ford third
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

The day Of harsh physics l. one
People nan mild. easy laNatves.
poan's Heguiets have satisfied thou.
sands. 40 cents al all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

Los Aneelea-Masor " r. Wood.
man, on Trial here for several wccks
en- charges % having accepted a urihc
10 project vice conditional, was ac-
Quilted b. a jury IN The superior
nnurI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12

h NR- AND MRS LIVINGSTONE had
W tickets for the theater this even
ing. Therefore. soon after dinner. the
car came for them and they wen.
away, leaving Cynthia alone.
''Tou vii not be lonely. howevsr.''
Mrs Livingstone remarked, smiling
ly- For the Prince Charming viii be
here soon I know you and he have
much to talk about these days for the
wedding is drawing rapidly near. And
under such conditions young people
find their plans a never falling sub
Ject Of conversation"
The face into which she looked did
not flush Indeed, the matron fancied
for a moment that it psled slightly.
Cynthia was peculiar, she reflected.
she, Mrs. Livingstone. would feel
easier when the wedding was over.
She had worked hard TO bring about
this match She was sure. Of course,
That 1t would come Off all right and
yet the prospective bride appeared so
unenthusiastic and non-committal.
Cynthia left 10 her own devices.
walked uneasily up and down the
drawing room, then strayed into the
library. The fire was not lighted
here for the evening was mild. The
shaded lamps made the room very at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12

Of her breath-.-think Of what father
and mother viii say2 They viii be
furious ! feel as If I were a little
girl who had disObeyed my parents
and must take my punishment. not as
il 1 were free and q Oh. Gym. am
frightened. They have set their
hearts upon my marriage to Milton.
and the Invitations for a double we'd
ding are all enEraved-and every
thinEi"
Before Cynthia could speak there
was a knock at the door.
IF you please, Miss Cythia." Marie
was saying, Mr.. Stewards calling
To BE Continued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12
IS YEAR OLD BOY is
GIVEN SUSPENDED TERM

John Marion. aged Is years, was
found guilty Of being @ delinquent
child. and given an indeterminate
suspended sentence in the state In
dustrial school Tuesday afternoon by
q jury in the 3sth district court. Ma
rion, according to the testimony Of
police officer n B. Frink. was arrest
ed in the FL Paso Book company's
store on North Oregon street on Feb
ruary p. after admittance had been
forced through the rear door Of the
store He told the jury that he had
noticed the open door and had en-
tered the store TO see what was going
on. when he was arrested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12
When 4 Great Uncle Goes To Have
His Picture Made With 4 Baby

WE HIRED Andy.
AND HIS automobile
AND WENT 70 Sacramento.
AND / asked Anne.
IF I couldn't take the baby.
TO THE photograph gallery
AND HAVE its picture taken.
WITH ITS greatuucle
WHICH = myself
AND ANNE said yes.
AND WE went
AND THE photograph man
SPENT A lot Of time.
IN SHOWING US samples
AND TELLING US prices
AND COLLECTING a deposit
AND WRITING a receipt.
AND AFTER that.
WE ALL hurried IN.
To WHERE the camera was
BECAUSE THE photograph man
SEEMED TO have an idea.
THAT TAKING the picture
WAS A minor incident.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12
HOROSCOPE

u the morning OF this day Uranus
L rules strongly for evil. according to
astrology. Later Venus IS in benefic
aspect
During this government OF the stars
men and women are likely TO incline
toward romance. but the sway IS ex-
ceedingly unfortunate, since It IS be-
lived TO encourage deceit and in
cOnstancy-
Again evil rumor IS likely 10 be
prevalent and unkind comment 10 be
general
Much forensic oratory may be IN
spired by the posting OF the planets
Excitement in public meetings and
even in legislative halls IS indicated.
While Uranus IS unfriendly the best
motives are often impugned and while
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12

this couflguratiOn prevails personal
attacks on public men are probable
This is not a favorably day for be-
ginning long journeys or making i'm
Bortant changes
Aviators should be especially care
fuI while this rule Of the stars con-
tinues.
Deception on the part Of men who
deal with women are forecast ana
it is especially undesirable for wom-
en- TO have any business dealings with
men. while Uranus threatens
A movement toward simplicity In
living viii mark the summer months
and home-making viii occupy atten-
ton
Architects come under a lucky rule
a this time They viii have much
work TO do and viii introduce new
STYLES Of cottages or viii adapt an
Gent plans to modern needs.
The seers foreteu that attention
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12
Avoid Indigestion
By Simple Rule
If You Eat Fried Food. You Follow
With a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let, Then You Won't Have
Indigestion Be Sure
To Do This

You get ravenous when you smell
Something frying But you won't
eat IL because II hurts your stomach
But after il take Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets There VIII be no gas. no
sour risinEs. no lump in your throat,
no biliousness. no dark brown taste
in the morning. And whenever you
are troubled, eat a tablet as soon as
possible and relief viii come prompt
IS. These tablets correct the faults OF
a weak or overworled stomach; they
DO the work while the stomach rests
and RECEIVERS itself Particularly et-
fecrive are they for banqueters and
those whose environment brings them
in contact with the rich food most
apt TO cause stomach arrangement
from the food. Relief in these cases
always brings the glad smile Get a
box Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. 50
cents in any drug store throughout
the united states and Canada--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12
MRS. J. NJ. FRANK MADE
HEAD OF TEACHERS CLUB

At a meeting of the FL Paso Teach
ers' association held at the y W c. A
central building Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. 7. ~ Frank. one OF the high
school teachers. was elected presi-
dent Of the organization, Miss Louise
vice president; C. T. Eenney.
treasurer Miss Emily Giddings. re-
cording secretary. and Mrs. Zeta Ord.
corresponding secretary. The meet
ing was held for the purpose of act
ing on the report Of the nominating
committee, which was given at the
meeting held the week before.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12

licciure NewFI aper Syndioate
Copyright. 1915. hg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12

viii be conferred on foods IN the COM
Ing months. and scientific cooking
VIII occupy more thought than for
mally-
Increase IN the birthrate. as wen
as the death rate, IS proguosticated-
Some sort OF a colonization plan
will be talked OF during the summer
and a much advertised experiment
may be made
children will become one OF the
chief concerns Of the nation this year
and many reforms for their welfare
viii be introduced. II Is foretold-
Persons whose birthdate Il is may
meet with many annoyances during
the coming year. The young viii
court
Children born on this day are IKE
IL ~ be aggressive and hard 20
-5arare. These subjects OF Pisces
often have too many love Affairs
fCopvright, 1913, BY the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12

AND By that time
He HAD US all eowed.
AND We did what he said
AND IN front Of the camera
ANNE GAVE me the baby.
AND ! stood there
WHILE THE camera man.
WENT UNDER the blanket.
AND LOOKED through the lens.
AND WHEN he came out
He MOVED my head
TILL Ny neck panied me.
AND MADE me stay there.
AND IN the meantime.
so THE baby would smile.
HE HAD its mother
STAND BACK OF the camera.
AND WAVE her hands
AND SAY. Look at the pretty
birdie
AND SOME time
WHILE THIS was going on.
he SQUEEZED an atomizer
AND LEFT the camera
AND CANE over 10 ne
AND TOOK hold Of my head
AND TWISTED it again.
AND MOVED the baby's hand.
AND THE baby moved It back
AND THE camera man
WENT BACK to the camera
AND HID under the blanket.
AND CANE out again.
AND SQUEEZED the rubber.
AND THE third time.
HE HAD trouble with my head
He COULDN'T make It stay.
WHERE HE tried to put IT,
WITHOUT BREAKING my neck.
AND I told him to go ahead
THAT IT didn't matter.
so LONG as the baby lived
AND ANYWAY.
ABOTT THREE days later
HE SENT Us the proofs
AND look
As THOUGH was daring someone.
TO TAKE the baby from me.
AND TIE baby itself
LOOKS As though it had adenoids.
AND 1T hasn't.
7 THANK you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12

Santa Barbara. Cal. March Evil
liam Gibbs McAdoo. former secretary
Of the treasury and railroad director.
Is not enjoying the absolute rest that
would have been his had he not be-
come general counsel for several OF
the greatest film stars Scenario
writer's have overburdened Mr.. Nc
Adoo's mail with masterpieces OF all
descriptions He is reading few OF
them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12
United DRUG co. CASE nRoPPEn

Washington. D. C.. March 1.-THE
federal trade commission has dis
missed complaints of alleged unfair
trade practices against the United
Drug company. The commission found
that the Liggett company. controlled
by the United Drug company. was not
selling goods below cost in its So
callel Conc celt sales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12

For few days only we are author
lied to sell 40 feet front on South
Stanton Street only a few doors from
storerooms for S26.250-00. For par
ticulars. apply 10 A. F. Coles & Bros
2Q4 North oregon Strcet.-AdT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12

Dr.. Anna Hamilton. an American won
an physician. has = Thoroughly organ
izsd hospital IN Bordeaux. France. thai
turns out real trained nurses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12
Does Anybody Know
Mr.. Smith?

Does it mean anything to
saw that Mr.. Smith is preSi-
dent of the Ocean Oil and
Refining Company? Does it
mean anything when you
learn that the particular Mr..
Smith that is mentioned IN
that connection is Mr.. LAD.
Sn1ith-known in every oil
field in the country?
Read this article from the Sunday
Times. Read all Of it carefully
and you wiH soon see t0hat il
DOES mean to haze such man
manage "Ocen" affairs.
Then, rOhen you haze read it, de-
eide TO WHAT EXTENT you
wiH buy the stock of the Ocean
Oil and Refining Company at 81
share. Figure out the LIMIT
you feel you can H1Oest.
ALL the elements Of success are
UisibIe IN the Ocean Oil and Re
filming Company. You wil not
need to Oait and rDait and wait for
action. Remember that the drill
ing contract prOOides for the be-
ginning of operations on or before
the 18th of this month. Stock DiH
be Advanced to 81 per share as
drilling progresses.
Ocean is proposition Of
ACTION. The time to buy is
NOW. Get your orders IN at the
present 81 price. Remember the
property is RIGHT and the
MEN BEHIND it are wOrthy
Of your complete confidence.
Their sincere adDice to you is TO
GET IN At ONCE.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-17
NORTH STERLING

Considerable excitement was caused here last week Wednesday by tramp holding up d woman near Greene, R. l.. at the point of a revolver and rob ping her of S.. He was traced as far as Dorranee school. then towards the Line store where state officers arrest ed him. The fellow carried a loaded revolver.
 F. o. Plummer and family spent Sunday in Worcester.
 Raymond Wood Mrs. Hattie Damn. Mrs. Sadie Damn and Louis Maine and family of Moosub were visitors at George c. Spooner's Sunday.
 Charles Hol1oek and family of Hart ford were at their farm here Monday.
 Miss Doris Sahlen has been visiting relatives in Providence.
 F. O. Hummer lost his valuable family horse last week. It was found dead in the stan.
 Richard Fortune. Jr.. spent Sunday with his parents, Mir and Mrs. Richard Fortune he is in the navy.
 Miss Vivian Phillips Of Providence spent Sunday with her uncle. Frank Corey
 Miss Myrtle Griffith Of P1ainfield spent Sunday at her home here.
 There were many grape pickers here Sunday who had poor success.
 A number of local people attended the caucus at Oneee Monday evening
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-17

eriy police station. suspected as being one of the pfisoneKs who Escaped from the submarine base Saturday morning.
 It is said that Bradford will insist in representation in the next Westef- Iy town council. The Potter Hill and Watch Hill sections are represented.
 Chief Brown declares there must be immediate ending of professional po ker- playing in Westerly.
 stephen Collins has sold his Watch Hill property to John E. Barbey. of WyomissinG, Pa.
 Byron A. Bliven is to take a course of studies at Dean academy, Franklin, Mass.
 Fred L. Batty of New York. claim agent for the American Telegraph and Telephone company was in Westerly Monday.
 Deputy Sheriff Casey. notified West erly witnesses not to appear in the superior court at Norwich Tuesday, in the cases against John O'Connell and Daniel R. Shea. Due to the indispo sition of their counsel. John C. Geary Of New London. the cases were con- tinued to the January, term of court
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-17
CHESTERFIELD

Ray Squires and friend from Col chester were callers on friends here the first of the week.
 Miss Helen Kaolan. who has been visiting Mrs. Morris Solomon of Nor wich, returned home Friday.
 Supervisor Eldredge Smith of New Lcndon visited schools here this week.
 Louis Schotzman Of New York is visiting A. Miller.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Walden at- tended Q surprise party in North Lyme Thursday evening.
 Mrs. c. H. Spfttle. who has spent the summer at Mrs. Mary Yardufskys re- turned to New York Saturday night.
 Mrs. A. Miller and son Irving left Saturday night to spend a few days with Mir. and Mrs. Sam Golstein of New York.