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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

About 40 ~ Miss Grace Connolly]
friends were her guests for bon
party NJ tn" Empress. followed by
serving at Tea cup Inn New Years
eve Mr. and Mrs. II !. Connolly,
parent, ~ Miss Grace. ana Dr. aud
coSrINIFp oN PACE TEN
rliiS SfFfiON
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

N"holf Helen WEIGH. Elizabeth
trl'S Marie Jerome Annah,l
httWrt l.urile Jerome. Gertrude
Ross Margaret iakcr, Gertrude
stalker. MNrinu Parrish. Mary Jane
ll'NH lmog'no lnpr Josephine
l"u'rN katherine lIopplo. Margaret
Gawt"td ana EVELYN Crawford
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Lunchcons.

MISS MARY clay williams pretty
luncheon saturday afternoon u Tea
Gun Inn was tu honor hoNN ~ Co -
lrgv girl> who have been homo Tor
'hr holiday Narntinu Around the
table which had violet Crnirrpircr.
CuNrtA we're hid fur dozen Nuuup
uairuus and glrls Anrt luncheon
the guess formed a huN part, At the
l.mpross thcAter ~ follows Ms.
Joseph u Shnl,enhcigcr - Fuu
worth, Texas. Mrs lan Hunt u j.,
Misses Emma Anderson. VIVIAN
fulghum, Grace Downing Ilr-,
Hudson Julirt'r Hunt. Ann ldn'ou,
Mary sill Frances liddlc ana Mar
ghrct iiaslrr The faNors we're
orrAge bouquets ~ violoN
Vacation week was made par
iiCulhrlN merry for the girl friends
~ Dorothy Nrasry. Iiaudine Mi,lri
ana Mary NcnsrN "Wednesday uftrr-
noon when the three young misses
entertained with "A luncheon party At
the country club tn honor the visit
~ Elizabeth Connolly ~ Houston,
rrNas,and the vacation visit at home
~ Mary Elizabeth Glenn Mira James
\ Nra%y and MrH r. u Miller,
mothers ~ young host"~.eH, with
Mrs Floyd ! bradford, acted M
Chtp.ruus Of the very pretty aud
pleasant marty. which included NJ
guests young Misses Elikamcth
Henry. 'uru.yn Sk"ll"y, Elisabeth
cook. dorothy Jane Markham, Dor
uthy Nrnscl. ora Weaver, Kathleen
sinclair. Mary Leonard. Catherine
Croshic. Katherine Smith Irene
nucl. Thelma Kennedy. Jane Gray
Wallace. Ann Kennedy. Ruth Lyon
clinton. Eleanor lee. Naomi l'ruwn,
MARY Frances Eakin, Winifrcd
West. Kirk Algeo. Margaret camp
hell. Elwllda Hrllc Springer and
Virginia Campbell
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

Hopkins was opened las, Tuesday
evening In "a pleasant reception
given by the women of Tigrrt Me
mortal church 20 welcome their now
pastor, Rev, Hal q. COOK, and Mrs
Cook Into their midst Christmas
greens and poinsctta decorated the
rooms into which large number "
members and friends ~ the congr"-
CATION were received during the eve
ming by Mrs Hopkins. Reverend and
Mira Cook. Rev and Mrs ".
Peterson. Judge ana Mrs y J Cub
ser. Mr.. and Mira A Etnaherg"r.
Ma,rons and girls NJ tho congrcgn-
tion who nsSiSt ed wrr" Mcsinmes L.
A. Hurst. J VI killan II kramcr
and Edgar Dalton. Misses Pauline
Dalton. Fay Wilson. Edgenia Bailey
and Edith Abbott
Misses Edith and Esgie Miller wore
hostcSscs saturday afternoon In the
home " their brother Mrs John II
Miller. ind Mrs Miller. entertaining
very Informally In honor of the visit
OF their mother Mrs T. H. Miller
ana sister. Mrs &. A. paVy. OF Terrc
Hauie
About ~ matrrns and Young WON -
en- were invited to meet the visitors
at cards aud sewing and following
the pleasant afternoon refreshments
were served Doctor and Mrs paVy
are returning To Tcrre llHute today.
while Mrs Miller viii remain for u
longer visit Guests ut Yesterdays
affair were Mesdnmrs Helen T. cone.
John Roy. Frank " Caschecr Don
Roy, Clark Robinson, stanley y
IIlscv. Bruce Martin. Dick Miller.
Misses Ethel Carter. Lucille Linton
and Dertha Selman
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
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iNou hunuts went 10 ideu'' ~ ~
pen.
'lsg mabel cor" "n'er,",neu wv
no m1'ronH ana g''lH OF 'hc WIZ"
II together WIN group OF ~,
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ics the cluh mcinn"rh 'ne 'oll"W
we're present M'sna,,er nn'pn
chell william Nrlson' ieh hun''
Young - MltohcIi' 'or"'t irWs'
iRlas Hh'hhone, Inr"pn H. Sn'u'
|ervcr ~ Fort Wnr,n' ieshs'
'~cs Joann" Shen' Emner h"ou'
rrueriic Gavin ana ith"a "a'her
lfs John - McanN new no"'"
open'n 10 W'f' """lue' W
rcn - lrN 'hrlrtiah cnurrh
rsihy wh'n s.nli-social OF IN"
sonarv snrl"y OF 'he cnurch Whs
The hUetnoon s,uuy was ",
forrRh woman ~ w" n".e ,n a"o
s'lc NE or 'h' ii1huu "u"'"n
Yrst '"Ulp"S'u "i meHun,'''
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ch'i"','k s"utH n'' rN'.l.c'l.> '.I-
served ioI'""'ns ''o P'os'""'
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panS "t 90 yu""s "'"'luns u"u
W h't s"cS's '"t t'n'" W
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hANlhi n'rn Plrnn'n 10 n"np'
',unt Elt. MISS aniIlHn oi M
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WEI 's''N tor VI" N'chtIun' an,
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Dinners.

Mr.. and Mrs T. W. Heinz have
returned home to Muskogee aftcg u
visit with Y and Mrs. j u. MciAn.
Dr and Mrs Fred 3 clinton cel"-
hrateh tho coming OF the new year
by entertaining with n large noon
dinner on "Wednesday Covers were
laid for is.
Mr. and Mrs g. ~ Coggeshall
were hosts of dinner on New Years
day. having with them Mr. and Mrs
John Jones and a group ~ out-of-
town visitors in the Jones home.
Mr. and Mrs y. ~ Jordan enter
tained with n dinner and watch
party on New Years eve. having as
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

Officers Of First Presbyterian
church together with their wives
viii receive informally Tuesday even
ing nj the church. In honor 80 the re-
turned army and navy men who have
recently come home II IN To he
made an annual occasion In the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
A announcements.

Parish. Mauric. lrocne and Edward
strouvelle are returning today io
culver military school. following tn"
holiday vacation.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-07
Borough Of Richmond

Clifton. schiclss Garage. 951 Pay St.
Concord. Sohsnli's Garage. 1876 C,ove pe
Grant City. M!d'ar0 2.ojor Company. ooG2
Richmond Road
Great Kills. Amboy Garage, Sa41 Amboy
Brower, H. s. 3a7 Amboy Road
LinoIeumv;llc. carteret Fe7ry Corporation.
Mariners Harhor. s9arry, /. Washington
New Dorp. New Dorn Gararo. 49, nth
nona I'd New porp Bench Hotel
Midland Motor O., 20G- R-oh;no4. Rd.
Plensant Plains. Pleasant Plains Garage
e44a Amhoy I'd
Port Richmond. Port Richmond Garage
Richmond Garage. 80 Richmond Ave.
Richmond. Dobler. Tr'iua. 200 Certretst.
banker. John. COG Rich'n'nG s..
St. George. Castle'on PARK Garage. cas-
St. George Cargo. $50 Bay St.
stap'cton. Cattermolo. c Il Sch law
renee foot of Vanderbilt Are.
D killian AUTO co. IN 5s' Bay ST.
Schenok's Garaee- So cove Road.
staten Island Garage. PSI Van Duser s.
Neumann Bros. 81 Rolf St
S'aploton Garage Iar 4 Congress St
United Tire Co. 14s Canal s.
Wagner &, Borrin. Gorden St
Tomrknsville. auto supply G. &c cris-
s.. George Garage. stryvesant P
Block,s Garage. Ray AMI Hannsh So
=. y. Iillian Auto CO. Inc 35S Ply St
". J.. McA Adam. Sc Griffin s.
Tottenville. pe.o 2 Bovd otN Naf~ St
Tottenvl!le .Gara8e, = bentley Ate.
West New Brighton. CaSfle.on Motor Car
Co, loe2 Castleton Ave
West New Brighton. Columbian Au.o &
Motor Car co. l7SA Richmond Ter
marlborough Auto Repair & supply Co.
Elm st. and lichlnonl Terrace
1cnvohlt Motor Car Co, l0-2 Cas.leton
Ave.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-07
Queens

Astorin. Astoria Gar Willow e. Franklin
Charles Amann. - Fulton Ave.
Paul Sachse, ~ Vanderventer Ave.
N. Metager 80 Blvd
Brus, Bros Garage css sih Ave.
Falconer Gar. Co. 1873 Jamaica Ave
Private Auto Rental Service Co.. %
Grand St
l.. Gally.
Broadway & 1st Ave. Delaney's Garage.
Bayside. Reutlinger's Garage.
College Point. College Point Garage.
KraeMers Express Co.
Corona. Chatfeld Garage. Jackson Ave.
near s1st St.
Johnson Aodas, Inc. 1912 Vt. jackson
Powell & Son. lsa W Jackson Ave.
s. X. Auto Accessories
Coney Island. West End Garage. Cooks
Lane and Railroad Ave
Douglaston. Manor Garage.
Elmhurst. Douglaston Manor Garage Co.
Elnlhurst Bridge Gar. King gsIand Ave.
II. c. DreUs, 81 Corona Ave.
Max Caeser 10 Corona Ave
f. Faber Case. Station. Jackson Ave. {.
J. Kraus Queens Blvd & Caldwell Ave.
Queens Blvd. Garage.
Flushing. Red Lion
Flushing Auto Garage 10 B'way.
John Geddes.
Rainier Motor Corp. Fl. Farr!nton St.
Wilson's Garage
Molds Garage
0ueenshoro Garage. 50 Broadway.
Upper Flushing Gar. ~ Murray st.
New Broadway Flushing Garage, San
ford Ave e. Broadway
Wilkins Garage. Jackson Ave. & Shell
Rd
Seagers Garage.
Forest Hills. Continental Gar. Continen-
tai Ave
Forest Hills Garage Queens Blvd
Fred. Frey. Me,ropol. & Cooper Ave
Glendale. VIM. Rupp. Cooper Ave
': Jansohn. Cooper Ave and Sandol St
1904. Glendale Public Garage
Hollis. Hollis Case Sta. Fulton St. Rus
sell Yeapie, Prop
l. B. Purchase. Fulton S.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-07

Quincy st. 5as. Center Garage.
Ralph Ave. los. Ralph Garage
Richards St. I4c, Leonard's Garage.
Eldgewood Ave. cs5, Cypress Motor Sup
ply GO.
Eeid Ave. 200. Putnam Garage.
Robinson St. o3S. Robinson St. Garage,
Eockaway Ave. $50 Roclaway Ave. Gar.
Rodney st. a. Mau3cr Garage.
=, Rodney Keep St. Garage.
Roeblins st. Division Ave. Quick serv.
los' Roebllnr & Fillmore Garage
and North 9th St. Rcebl!ng Auto Sup
and J. So 9th SITS. ppoly Gasoline Sta
ton.
1913. Empire Garage.
lS45, F.atpush Auto Service Co.
Cu:ledso St. S21. Rutledse- B'way Garage.
G2ohctt St. ee9, Jacob Morsenthaler.
st. Marks Ave. c3s Court Garage
2ol. Marsh Garage
cS9 Pratt. Hendricks Co.
500 Wolfman's Garage
$40. Nerbc Realty Corporation.
St. Johns Pl. 1852 B. F. & X Garage.
Saratoga Ave. i9. stucco Garage
scholes st. 1eo. Graham Garage.
Seneca Ave. SCI, Seneca Garage
Seventh Ave. 57o3. Seventh Ave Garage
500, Victory Garage.
f..h st. 5S1. Prospect PIX West Garage
and Neptune ave. l7th ST. Garage.
shecpshcad LAY Road. 1887. Baysiac Gar
Sheffield Ave. 90 Sheffield Garage.
S:csel st. Isl. Bushwck Terminal Gar.
9Th St. 27s. Berg & Benz.
Goth St. aa7, Fort Hamilton Garage.
1902 Louis Balestrino.
1901. New Premier Garage
1885, Goth St. Garage.
cGth st. 4e5. Louis stackleroth.
10th St. ais. Unique Garage.
sncslllscr Ave. ss7. snce.kc- Garage.
i. Atlantic Crossing Garage
SNYDER Ave. "a. Snyder Ave, Garage.
So, J. J. Snyder & Sons.
s. Elicit Place -3 Elliott Garage.
Stass st. 1870. stasg Garage.
Starr ST. 1895. Sunset Garage Inc
State 81. co3 Daniel F z. Leary
stanhopc st. 6. stanhope Garage.
Sterling Place. 47:. Colony Garage.
! 1oa, Bolls Garage
414. Cath Fliz Garage.
800. Crocker Garage
Stephens Court. 80, B T. Stephens
Stone Ave. "a. Near Broadway Lux Gar.
SIS. Pcckers Garage.
Stuyvcsant Ave. os. stuyvesant Hts Gar
Summer Ave. IA, Excelsior Garage
sutter Ave. 1900. Bernard schwerman.
Taylor st. IS. Wright Cake Co.
Ten Eycl> st. &C. D. w Kaatze
Tilden Ave. o22o, T!atbush Auto Co.
18th Ave. 1920. CHS. Dobbtn.
| Throop Ave. 4. Cave.y Garage
-. Seplow.tz Bros
and Myrtle Aves, Federal Garage
Troy Ave. 1o5. Troy Ave Garage.
80, Harris Garage.
cath Ave. sso7. r II. Joyce.
cath St. ca7 American Car 6 Mach. Wks
34th s.. 1ce, 34th ST Garage.
[ Ave. & Lake ST. B. Sickle
Union St 7s4 Union Garage.
Sill Mcintosh Bros.
S35 NJ Eckhoff
$50. Academy Garage
go. Park Plaza Garage
1116, Lincoln Terrace Garage
Cor. Sutter Ave, Palace Garage
Van Sindercn Ave. Levins Garage
Vanderbilt Ave. .57 Vanderbilt Garage
Vernon Ave. 301 keystone Garage.
37S, Hohweisner 6 Sons.
Watkins St 1874. Fischer Auto Co.
1ss, Public Garage -,
35c, Watkins st. Garage
Waverly Ave. o. Merchants Garage
S34. Waverly Garage
VERIFIED St. 800, Fred Brugels Garage.
". 17th st. 4 Neptune Ave. P. Minichello.
". Goth St & r. Il. Ave. Sonlers Garden
Garage.
". 37th st. Mermaid Ave. seagate Ga-
Nillourhby and Knickerbocker Avc.
Nlloughby Garage
and Nostrand Aves WilloUghby Gar
Co., Inc
ard Myrtle Aves, Lind Garage.
Wythe Ave. 4o1. P. J. O'Rourke.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-07
Howard Beach. Andersen & sierk.

Howard Beach. Anderson & sierk.
II FaulsOn.
Jamaica. Mrs A. Mehrtens. Hillside and
Columbus ANes
c. Higgins. Locust Ave & Nerrici1 Kd.
Theatre Garage. Twomhly T.. < stand
ard St.
Baker Bros. Garage Co. Inc. 10 No.
Frank Berman. IL Rockaway Rd.
Disbrow Bros. Hillside Ave
Franklin Garage. Franklin st.
lnternaiional Garage. Smith St.
Hillside Garage. Hillside Ave-
Mott Bros iiIs.1e Ave.
Palm Ca. Hillside X Flushing Ave
Wicgel 5 Garage, Union Hail ST.
SiranS's Auto Garage Co. lac, Fulton
Unity Garage, Queens Boulevard.
John Na!enti, hillside Ave. < Hoffman
Blvd
Graefs Garage. Rockaway Road ana
Chichester ave.
South Side Garage. 81 South ST
Kew Gardens. Colonial Garage. Queens
Blvd
Little Neck. Corncirs Garage
a. 2. Wright.
Long Island City. c. J. Brown. Bridge
cla-N's Gasoline Station. jackson and
N T watts. Bridge Plaza.
Du9'rert. John, ~ Crescent ST.
Taft 5 City Garage. 10 First Ave-
Webster AVG. Ca. ath 2 Webster Ave-
Shapse Auto Co i-,GGp Plaza
Postal Garage - WASHINGTON Pl
Plaza Garage. SO Jackson Ave
Queens Court Gar. Irr. Rr.dsc Plaza.
Brewster q: Co. Bridee p'aza.
Simplex Auto Co, vernon Ave. & 18th
J. Smiths Upgrade Garage. II rst Ave.
Auto Repair & Machine Co Bays.de,
Everreadv Garage. 500 Crescent St.
1-aiaer : Gasoline 5,atic,,, Thompson Az.
Meadow Meav Park. Meadow Near Park
Garage.
Middle Village. lI.rach, Jacob
Sorth Beach 7. Dottii.
Ozone Park L 7 Nolic-e. Jerome Ave.
August Schrempp. Hockaway Road.
Queens. Qreens Auto Iepair SHOP Hemp
chas Lester. RocAy ll.n Ri and Jeri-
Fnlton St. 5 Jericho Turno.Ae. w L. &
J. T caN.ster
Richmond Hill. Apex Car, Leffertz. mr.
Kew Garders Gar, Metropolitan Ave.
x & s Garage ane pair Co, Lenerts
J J. Lake & Son. 1913 Janaica Ave.
:lerq'ne :, Car JeTele :. lseatora AYe
Hillside ANo. 6 Vine ST.
GreenN ool Ca. So Jamaica Ave
South Ozone pa,> H. 2Iusch. Rockaway
Road aad Lincoln Ave
Sprinsheid. 7 z. abrams. Merrici< Rd
near Springfield Aye
W. Is. Jones, Ne,rlch Road and Spring.
field Ave.
Vhitestone. Nelson & Black Garage
CFce's Galago
Whitaker Corp
Winfield. Rtnsel & Miller Queens Ed.
and Rowan St
Woodharcn. K Keller, Rockaway Rd.
and Ferry ST
A. Z Louvet. Jerome Ave
Manor Garage 1898 Jamaica Ave
Woodhaven Garage 3 galow -.
Woodhaven Garaee. Jamdie; Avs
Norman Garage. llff 4awaica Are
Forest PIX Garage. lo-r Jamatoa Ave
Noo6side. Eunars Garage Flushing Rd.
II. Misgo. Jackson AVG and Sth 81.
WoodsiGe Gar 4th s. ana Iack1ou Aye.
jackson Heights Gd~af' Jackson Ave.
ard TraiNSll, "a 1ln-- ~
New-York tribune., 1919-06-07
LaunchNaphtaa Points
In Greater New York

City Island. Rober. JACOBS.
A. Nalalon
Joaquin Vidal.
F Wood
New York City. Tho Anna Service. y. ?.
Yacht Club anchorage Ft Fas, c3d S.
G. F. Quinn. Clason Poin.
John Rehm. BronxkiNs Boaihouse. IT.
Walnut Ave
F. +. Welsh. Ft. ". 140th St.
Richmond. Capt. n Ca-ter-noi-.
Schooner Lawrence off - Wander
bit Ave. stapleton
Brooklyn. A. !. Anderson. Timer Pk. Pr.
c. Polling, off ct o9th s..
Canarsie: Suffer- Marine Equipment Co.
OF Stables Pier
Eockaway Point. P II Reid.
Sheepshead Bay. ". Lang.
College Point. Herman Kraeraer.
WT1. Needhan
New-York tribune., 1919-06-07

y: 2ooth st. 442. Blacks lnwood Car.
$3.50. Ruff & Bird Garage
White Plains Rd. o22i. Gasoline Stations
Inc.
williamsbridse Rd. 1853. Thompson's Ga
rage. j.
and Ludwig Ave. (near Pelham Park
way), r. Manson & Son.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-30
dolph Locke Eddy, in the South Con-
gregational church, Hartford, June Attn

dolph Locke Eddy, in the South Con-
gregational church, Hartford, June Attn
The Bolton schools are to hold a
field day at the Center, June 18th
The graduation exercises are to be held
the following Friday evening.
f. Joseph Matthew and daughter
Miss Helen Matthew of Leistershire
\. y. are at their Bolton home fol-
a visit.
Grand Army men from Manchester
came to Bolton Sunday and with the
Bolton Boy Scouts decorated the
graves of the soldiers in the two
cemeteries.
Manchester people We're in town last
Sunday soliciting money for the pro-
spective Memorial hospital.
Manchester entertainers gave a
musical comedy, The Tale of a Hat. ir
Bolton hall Saturday evening. The
parts Were well taken and the enter
tainment was greatly enjoyed by the
large audience. Dancing followed the
play.
Mrs W. c. White and family WHIT
recently sold their farm to r. Knee
land Jones, of Hebron. have moved
for the summer to the brick house o.
Invite Summers, at the Center.
Elmer ]. Finley of New York i.
spending the week end with his moth.
er, Mrs. Jane Finley.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-30


to starved nerves. Our bodies need
more phosphate than is contained in
modern foods. Physicians claim there
is nothing that win supply this defici-
ency so well as the organic phosphate
known among druggists as bItro- phos-
phate, which is inexpensive and is sold
by Lee & Osgood Co in Norwich and
most all druggists under guarantee of
satisfaction or money back. By feed
ing the nerves directly and by supply
ing the body cells with the necessary
phosphoric food elements, bitro- phos-
plate quickly produces a welcome
transformation in the appearance; the
increase in weight frequently being as
tonishing.
This increase in weight also carries
with it a general improvement in the
health. Nervousness, sleeplessness and
lack of energy which nearly always
accompany excessive thinness, soon
disappear, dull eyes become bright, and
pale cheeks glow with the bloom of
perfect health. Miss Georgia Hamilton
who was once thin and frai, reporting
! her own experience. writes: "Bitro-
| Phosphate has brought about a magic
| transformation with me. l gained Is
! pounds and never before felt SO we'll
| CAUTION: - Although bitro- phos-
| phate is unsurpassed for relieving
/ nervousness, sleeplessness and genera
| weakness, it should not, owing to its
| remarkable flesh growing properties
! be used by anyone who does not desire
/ to put on flesh.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-30
BALLOUVILLE

The Ballou Mills A. c. nine, sew
eral members of which are from At
tawaugan, was defeated last Saturday
afternoon by the nine from Sterling,
3 to 5. The home team started out
with run made my Speed Stockton
in the first inning, but thereafter had
nothing but goose eggs up to the Sth
and 9th innings when they got one
run each. The visitors made four runs
in the third inning and one in the
fourth. Sterling had a fine battery
in two brothers who belonged to the
famous Yankee Division which re-
Gently had stlch a magnificent parade
in Boston.
grounds Ballouville Mills is to play the
Moosup team. and Saturday Afternoon
is to be matched against the Manhan-
setts from Putnam.
The cottage meeting this week is
at Supt. Hector MacConnells
C. H. Kilday recently entertained Mr.
Benoit of Scituate, r. L, and Frank
Bennett has as his guest his brother
Wardell, from Roslindale, Mass
This village had a fine though not
large division in the recent big pa
rade at Danielson. Especially pleas
ing were the Red Cross girls. carrying
a large American flag.
Mill operatives of the Attawaugar
Co. in both villages are we'll pleas
ed with the announcement of an in.
crease of wages. beginning next Mon.
day
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-30
STUNyNC:ON

1t is not due to lack of patriotism
that there is no honor roll board in the
borough of Stonington. but rather to
the neglect Of some committee expect
ed to do that little thing The board
has been constructed but for some rea-
son to the general public unknown the
honor roll has never been placed in
prominent position.
Summer householders who have ar
rived this week in the borough are
DR.. Z. c. Streeter and family Of Bos-
ton at Red Brook; Mrs. Charles NJ.
Williams and family of New York, at
The Homestead; Albert Stickney and
family of New York, at the Mason
house in Cannon square.
Stonington Pointers.
1t will be a happy day for readers
when the Lansing sails away
Aided by the Boy scouts, the Grand
Army men will place wreaths on the
graves of Civil water veterans in the
three cemeteries this friday morn
ing.
Mrs. Ephriam Williams of New York
is the guest of Mrs. Stiles I. Stanton,
Stonington VS.. Westerly at baseball
in Owen park this morning.
Miss Blanche I. Mosher will spend
the week en- dat her home in Milton,
Mass.
Lieut.. Rouse B. Wilcox has returned
10 the borough, honorably discharged
from the army.
Eugene Atwood and Edward Bradley
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-30
HANOVER

A Memorial day service will be held
IN the cemetery Sunday afternoon,
June list, at 8 o'clock, as is the custom.
The May meeting of the Woman's
Missionary society was held Wednes-
day afternoon in the parish house with
Mrs. Doyle hostess and Mrs. w. G.
Park leader. Chapter of Women
Workers in the Orient was used for
the program. A social hour with re-
freshments served by the hostess fol-
lowed the program.
At an executive meeting of the Sun
day school held last week a committee
was named to have charge of a special
program for Children's day. June Sth.
Six Junior Endeavorers, Dorothy
Lee. Elsie Freeman, Margaret Tucker,
Elsie Babbitt, Storrs Lee and Theodore
Bamford. attended the junior rally of
me Eastern Connecticut branch at
Norwich Saturday.
A May basket was hung to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hazen Tuesday evening by the
young people of the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Akeroyd of
Boston We're week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Angus Park last week
, Miss Gladys Crombia Is Visiting &.
New York
In the recent Salvation Army drive
over $40 was collected in Airlie mills
by Miss Julia Delaney and Charles H
I Blackburn. Mrs.sW. G. Park was chair
man of the committee for Hanover
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-30
EKONk

Those from here who attended the
Sunday school convention on Sterling
Hill Friday afternoon and evening re-
port a very interesting and helpful
meeting.
Howard Gallup and his sister GLADYS
attended High School day at Connecti-
cut Agricultural college, Storrs, Satur-
day.
| An airplane which flew over the hill
Saturday could be plainly seen.
| A. w. Noone of Peterboro, n. H. was
week end guest at the Gallup home
stead.
Joseph Burgess of Central Falls is
assisting E. Byron Gallup with his
farm work.
Several from here attended a May
! basket party at Ed Frink's in Plain
! field Friday evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holmes of Will
mantle were week end guests at
recovered from serious illness.
/ George Cole was very successful ir
4 fishing one day last week. He brought
| home a bushel of nice fish.
/ Rev. Mr. Malaux had his garden
i planted Saturday.
4. Miss jeanette Gallup and Miss Mari.
i on Blakeslee attended d. A. r
4 meeting in Moosup Friday evening.
i Mr.. and Mrs. William Jarvis, with
Il Charles Tanner and Bertha Hall, mo-
}! tored to Providence Sunday and spen
the day with Mr.. Jarvis mother.
/ E. B. Gallup sold some fine heifer:
4 to A. E. Arnold of Summit. R. l., Tues.
j day.
i The frequent rains give promise O
III heavy hay crop.