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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
OAKLAND

MIS-. Bertha Brooks of Clinton was
recent guest of her brother. Oscar
Gelchen and her aunt. Mrs. jackson
Gaylord.
Roy Crotto has returned trum
Madison. where he has been EN-
pioyed for several months and has
secured work In the Cascade Wool
IN NIL. WHERE has formerly EN-
ployed
Miss Margaret Cowan and Miss
Frances Cowan OF Brewer are viz
it1nG MIR. anad Mrs. George Stott.
Alfonso Sawtelle, Roy Crotto and
Herbert Hayes Left Saturday on a
ber-ying trip to Troutdale.
Mrs. Guy Stafford was q guest Of
friends in Bingham, Friday.
Mrs Myrtle Dawes Of Embden is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Minnie LIy-
ingstone.
MIR. and Mrs. e. C. Sasser. who
have been passing several Days IN
hIneo and have bean gnests of Mrs.
Sasser's sister. Mrs. Thomas Walker,
left Friday for Worcester. Mass, 60
visit Mr.. and Mrs r. 8. Gray before
returning 70 their home in Washing-
ton D. c.
There win be NO services It the
Methodist church next Sunday, a.
the pastor, Rev Weston p Holman.
is away on his vacation. hut ut Sid
ney the usual services viii be held AZ
go P NJ. with preaching by Mr.. ".
e. Smith of Gardiner
Mrs. Archie Towie and children.
Carlton. Robert and Barbara and
Mrs. William Savage and children.
Eugene and Elizabeth, have returned
from a two weeks outing At Ovean
Park. They were accompanied hcme
by MI. Savage's mother. Mrs- Emma
Savage. who has been thetr guest 1nr
the past week.
Mr. Adams. who has been WHITING
hin SON, Guy Adams. for the past
week rstnrnsa Friday - ~ home IN
East wllton.
Mrs. Maurice Mannun gara q sur-
prise party 10 her husband Thurs1ny
evening IT their home On 0unMnE
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
To Unveil Memorial
Tablet at Four-Day
Centennial at Swanvine

SvanviIle. Ne. Aug. Ia--The unreai-
ing uf a memorial tablet in hunnr OF
Private Clarence Curtis. WIN made the
st,ureme sacrifice On the soil Of France,
viii be one of the must impressive fsat-
uras of the four days celebration 1t
the centennial Of this village. which
opens On Aug. - A visit trum Gov
Miiliken ON the fourth day 10 also
eagerly looked forward to- The pro-
gram, which opens ON sunday, Aug. ID.
with a sermon by Rev Ashley A Smifi
Of Bangor, Includes the following
events: Dancing in Comet Grange hali
ur Monday might; exercises ON wednes-
day in Cninn church with address Of
welcome by A z ysckerson and rem
i~sscences Of Swanriiie by Frank E.
Nickersun. musical numbers and tnfor-
mai speeuhmAkinG. Exercises viii also
be held in TIM evening IN the church
Thursday at Il n II In n street pa-
rade followed by the unveiiing Of the
Curtis memorial tablet. AT noon a Sin-
aer win be served with beams hzlzed in
the ground - . piece De resistance. An
address IT : o'clock by Gov. MzllIker
VII be given IN the church. The cele.
hrzfiun Gloss ON THURSDAY might VIII
. Centennial bah In Comet Grange hall
Tia week win be q gathering Of old
raniaenfz. a ssrt Of old Hozns week. and
Swxnriiis peopie are planning 10 kasr
opun house. Many SONS And danEnn
uf a, tuwn vim hnxe nue hann -
4ny ,,..w vsur, srs maAlng o Q poAnL
= 900 o. v11nDD dEx3ug nne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

lam. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Larkin.
Chester Oliver. John King. Clara and
Earl SawteiIe. Robert Cur1ie. Harley
played and a solo was rendered by
Miss Grace Brown. after which re-
freshments of fancy crackers, pick
les. punch and q birthday cake were
served.
Mr. and Mrs J. p. Norwood. who
have been enjoying n three weeks
outing al their outage on Lake
Me.salonskee. have returned to their
home in Norwood. Mans.
Minis Lena Kerr. State secretary Of
the Christian Endeayor Union. who
was a delegate TO the International
Christian Endeavor convention held
in Buffalo. ". Y. from Aug. to 10.
and who has since been attending the
summer school at Pittsieid win re-
turn to her home in town tonight
Al the last meeting Of the Fidelity
class. which was held Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs OEce Beard
man. it was voted TO hold NO more
meetings until Aug. Z
william o'Reilly, ths D-yeAr-cId SON
Of John o'ReiIly. who was missing frum
his home early Thursday morning. re-
turned from Belgrade ON the 8 O'Clock
train in ths evening. when Questioned
he said that he had thought for some
time he would Like To % TO North puna.
90 he arose early THURSDAY morning and
leSt the house befDye any of the family
were up and walked 10 Belgzads, re-
turning in the evening.
Al the First Baptist church Sunday.
Rev. r. b Doleman pastor. the SUBJ
Ject of the murntng sermon win he
--Lisfening to Jegua." In thu evening
tho pastor viii speak On -The Nna Il
yaxarsfh-" Thu ofhsr churchss in spwu
being ciossd for q hraef vacation %.
riod. this win give the members and
those who worship with these churches
IN opportunity AZ attending relixsp,.l
service nsar at hand. Tia pasnur sue
members of fne Elsst chnrcA exfsna Z
hezrfr invitAtaun N n vhnss anniru
Il ID To wait ON Cd and fallewship wtfn
the children % Be cns with 10 - onn-
dmy.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
Spend for Profit

You have only TO spend few cents day to
have your classified ad always appear On this
page, read every day by hundreds of Augusta
people.
It is not hard for the reader Of Journal Want
Ads to find the proposition that he's looking
for He now finds things Of the same kind
grouped together. Instead of searching through
all of the columns, he now knows where to find
what he wants Everything here is carefully
deparmentized every day for the readers advan-
tage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

NEW YORK MARKET
''ufes OF the Days Dealings in All
ths Learinr Stocks

Nv York. Aug. 1.-The aauniess dr.ft
duA an undressing stocx
session was the combined out
r., sarEe degree. Of tomorrow 8
n :. aag the further marked alb
public interest.
ps'lod since Inc reaction of the
H. ~ diieli has the character O
mr.. 'eeh SO obviously professional
rls,,. -ssl.lcie3 us to volume and
o lssuss dealt IN.
kn-.s1'a -ns LAY was conflicting IN its
prs,, g, Ane adverse ASPECTS. cal
sAIins 10 lowest Quotations of
'nrs,. ~ ne increased Euppiy, while
krax = eAcaaIEe market was IN the
fbss.' "a reSh Characterization.
IA = deRelnplnents seemed to exert
N !. =. eAs. alwever, the ebh and
In. . A.iaes deriving their sole I'M
be- - s.',a Iurthe- short selling. bal
NJ 49,, ta.ls,Vais by the buliisf aCf.v-
k..slt,ss II some OF the closely held
Ianrciuns WE'RE ssr,,r+ ~. rn1y
\ r,,nS1,, e'iecfed existing or impeud-
k,npr S as, weakening ON small Of
- ~, aoleec by me more acute stage
~ .1vor situation.
aaes y. siEs opening was soon sue
VA aeAvtnrss. this m turn g-r-
or mnoeraie tirmnens nj md
Z. ns,,e amer -9ee selling IN tina final
kes leaa-nie gains were can
IA. s.eei being among the few
G, 80 'lons al gain of one
D. ,ess.,se amounted 70 72s.is1n shares.
Eanrs further declines French
In =, Hs u q discount. of asuuf
deurs~,s,, white Italian rates showed
Nan nrsssn OF almost Is per cent,
ma r .ing still lnwer quotations.
b ROM aasi were heavy, the Lib
Aes. nv ,s.s uns anininx steady Total
hdk unrhrcs AA-S1 Na. Old Z. ;.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

Boston. Aug. ID
EEEF-.huice whole cattle S61
HTTTER-Norfhern creamery extras
5eda63, western do 55ad5s.
CEEESE-Twins extras 3EN1Ss-
CDRN-No . yellow N9nLs
EEEE-Nearbr henlerT 3bulL weSt-
err extras S2dM.
FIcCR-SprinE patenfs Izh4A
HAy-Sn. 2 timothy ss491
I-AMB-Sprfng D@1
cATS-4p to 9Th. sacks 6Sff4k-
PORK-NediuYn backs S3m.
PCTATOES-Rhode Inland per nsK'
native 2-5n25a per hn- n.-
STGAR-1rzaulated. wDoiesa2e, sSs
Der 1ne pounds IN BULK
VEAI-R0D
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

-eprre Leonard heirs has al osea
bought in by the tgwnsperrAe.
A DELEGATION from the Masonic order
m tuwn attended the funeral services
of their late brother. Jonn hooel1cA'
which was held Friday evening IN Wa
rerv lie. ny Roderick was formerly
resident Of Oakland but for several
WARS had resided n Winsted, CT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

New York. aug. Il.
wEEAT-Spot steady. No red -
track New York export to arrive.
CORN-Spgt firm; No yellow II and
No. white 80 C q New York
Inah
PORK-Steadv. mess In5asD
L~ARD-Eteaav. middle west Jgsnd3Deh
ETTTER-F5rm- receipts nth tuns;
creamery higher than extras S5h55a5: do.
extras ~ score Sal. firsts 5.ls64. pack
ing stock current make No. > as.
EEEE-irregulnr. receipts ID. 4hh cases,
fresh gathered extras 3st1s,s. extra nrsts
N1sy. fiYsts 46H4s; state Pa and near
hv western hennery whites fine To fam
CIV H6znGks do. ordinary 10 prime 5ssr6e.
do hannery browns 5R7S2. DO. gathered
browns and mixed colors 5sSah
STGAR-Raw steady; centrifugal
7Y. fine gTanulated gM.
PDTATOES-Ffrm and unchanged.
CARRAGES-Firm and unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

Want one Edge Setter. He'd
Shaver, HEED BWnisher N
Sagger, lining nahzz, -
stitcherA girls b leaza IN
stitching room Outside shoe
cutters, girls b work i'm cutting
room. Appty b Fred Water
house ut Marston & RrunErs
Shoe Factory, or czll at the
HaIl0weH House after 6 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

.ssnssls o.,.. A Asw York. Ang. Is.
eumns a.tav bills e
sommerrsa s:se.osy bills On hxuks sxa
sshies - ss-azy bills A. dsrnsnd
a.lhers. d smancs@ %, cables rs.
= dsrnsna - o. liable Cables "a.
...s-ss. oemsnd s, catiss
sn' oanGs sfsadv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
MERCHANDISE

light and handy weight D9nd-De: feed-
er steers S8AdlgSa Siocker steers Iysm
11ga; western range steers g5eM1RsD; COWS
and heifers 7756dIal0
SEEhP-Eeceipfs Thmh Strong
Lambs ~ lbs. down IS2s67Rgs: cuils ard
common 1Daedl475c wearing werhers 1850
Ni22,. yves. medium, good and choice.
7s5ng75; culls and common SNI7&
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
Chtcaso Produce Market

Indications that as a result OF yeSfer-
DAYS silayp break "a prices rural hold
ers of grain would ATTEMPT aa m,cn a.
pracficn1i to witnnoiG OFFERINGS ien 70
m uuvnrN sufng Of values today In the
cy,r, rnarjref. Closing prices were arm
20 a cents net higher with Sepfemner
81 G@d. 81 and December G-4H 10 ~ -
Oats gained ID To u cents anu provisfons
u To q CENTS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
FINANCIAL


CARBCRETORS-we marufacTure .
carnureto- for Ford cars which Ii
guaranteed 70 give double the mileage
over any other carburetor ever con-
struCfed. regardless of name make or
price. Money refunded If f5-tiay free
trial does not prove il We are now
ready To furnish carnureturs alsp for
Dodge and Maxwell cars VIII fur
nlEh them for other cars In a short
time. Entirely new principle; simple
plain tube: not a moving part; guar
21feed To starr IN zero weather with
out heating or printing. Tremendous
ueInand-I.MA now in use In Chicago
territory Reliable. energetic man
VINO can guarantee sales and carry
stock of $40 To S2D88 depending On de-
nAad- can secure exclusive territory
and win easily net so ODD this year. No
special experience necessary. Frank
A CrwRn. 5l9 ". jackson Blvd, Chi
cage. IL.
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STATE FARM AGENCY

Aas rscsntty ssaa - - q. -
Ax1 bargains IN Ksnn~n.e =. Ma -
AFe % Ne ~anfs u rAs nnms ssnkK.
an locAe yoa On . nrm thnf IN
orang you N good rsnarnH yuu wGl
ma what Fou are ioaarsng rsr <nrongA
rhis Agency. Homs ofsu. w.uurn
Ava. ArsnstA Mama PAsns x<M
anE1sdzt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
Railroad bonds heavy.

New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE CO.
us Wzter 81. Augusta :.
Phones 1al8-lDls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

TCDATS wants and offers. carefully
classife6 and indexed. are arranged
IN A-R-C order o. the Want Ad Page.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
Statistics Of Building and Engineer
ing oesrxtisns In Nsss Enuiand
Nryayry,{i.a ,.~, q-S~m N ~ rArA-~ "a =
Nompilea by The
Contracts awarded

The letters |. e. are an abhrevfn~
tiun Of the Latin phrase ID est
meaning that In" and the LETTERS g.
=. an Authorization Of another Latin
phrase rexemph gratia-" having the
meaning OF for the sake Of exnmule"
and for instance" VS.. In an abhre-
viatinn of the Latin word xurnun
meaning against" virs refsM = -
pxrnse snenuing .-t1sa 0zxlnr - 11ne
fznn az tszzns b=znw rexssna
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
H.nd.s.sst csiIies in Main..

NAnooosDe1k Coiile1 "a Malne.
Year old, coed size: make great cat-
tie dogs. Sharp watch, CLEVER with
children pure collie brad right. for
farm hume or automobile. une is collie
Shepherd. great COW and sheep dog.
be ssnt On approval You win sea what
you are huving. These dogs were
raised On a tarm.-J- NJ Shaw, Union,
Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

BRUNSWICK AVE, fgs-Residence u
Mrs. L. NJ Lancaster. Gardner.
EASTERN AVE, G-Modern home.
Small ga1ien and fruit trees IN bea--
ing Aace lawn. granoiftnic Walk
good neigh borhocd- Near school and
electrics Ib minutes walk 10 Wafer
St. 10 minutes walk to ehoe factory
and publishing house. Tel. S75-k. 0.
W L.irrlefleid. City
business. Use journal ads for profit
shat interests you today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

CARRETAKER-Cr manager BY man
and wife a position on farm or estatS.
with rent separate Best Of references.
Address ~ journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

EOrsFKEEPER-Younr widow with
child . WIS. old. would like position for
witiower or two adults IN city. Ad-
dress 'Epusekeeper." care Journal.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-29

Don't expect to get ria Of rour trou-
bles by advertising them
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-29
NOANK

The members of the BAPTIST church
and congregation viii give q reception
to the new Baptist pastor, Rev
Charles A Merrill, and Mrs Merrill in
the vestry. Friday evening. The MEM
hers of MiZTdh class will act as the
committee and pans were arranged
at special meeting held Monday aft
ernoon at the home of airs. George
Cutler
RoIin Rathbun has returned from
Lawrence hospital, New London,
where his LEFT arm was an9utated in
the shoulder as a result nj injuries
received whilo cunning On Mouse Is
land month ago He is looking
we'll and feels bright and cheerful
There will be a meeting of Librty
council, Daughters of America this
wednesday, evening ard an enter
tanning hour by the good of the or
der committee.
Melville D:,boll has heen in New
York & few days on business for the
Pendieton SiIipbuilding Co., of which
he is foreman
Mr.. aud Mrs. John MacNeil have
named their infant son Clarence
Pershing
Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin Ponlzham and
son, Woodrow, have returned to Mvs-
tic after visit here.
Miss Marguerite MacNen has re-
turned to New London after a visit to
relatives here
Miss Ruth Fitch is able to he out and
has been visiting in New London.
Mrs. Angus Macleod is i'll at her
home on Prospect Hill.
Washington council, Junior Order of
United American Mechanics met on
Tuesday evening.
Charles Zuccardy has resumed his
work in the Groten Iron Works after
illness.
F, !: Ratnbun has returned from
New York.
Frank Baldwin has returned from
New Haven.
Mrs. Ge-~ga E. Main is able to sit
up for a short time.
Thursday there will be meeting Of
the Ded Cro@s; there is a large amount
of work to be done.
Mrs. B. W. Latham and Miss Ethel
Latham have returned from Madi-
son.
Letters from France tell that Iva
Smith is on his way home He was
badly wounded in battle last June and
hSr>> very little use of his limbs Hos
pital treatment will be tried for his
benefit when he arrives
John Morrison, Z. S. ", R. returns
to the south Thursday after furleugh
here.
Ethel Lee, who has been housed
because of .aIyngitis. is better.
The family of Alfred Ranks will
move this week from Terrace street
to the Sherman house ir Main street.
Mrs. Roman Sutherland of Mystic
has been visiting here. her former
home
Mrs. F1orine Dow OF New London
has been calling on friends in the
village.
Charles Wilbur has been discharg-
ed from Lawrence hospital.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-29
Anthony stroot fire probably caused

Anthony street. fire pro0ahly caused
by cigarette; no damage reported.
George j. Moellcr and l.. g. Buck
ingham, the board OF electric light
commissioner, have prepared a report
which shows the valuation of the Dor
augh's slant inventory to he Jan. /,
Sl5,S 19 IS. Thia includes ti2e item of
the new switchboard which cost ST.
545.a0. Il IS fitted W {. the ld:c.t l.od-
crn appliances.
w. II. Grown vas in Packer Tuesday
to attend the funeral of his niece Mrs.
Isabel Husbands, who lied in New
Work Saturday afser al Illness of only
three days with influenza. Mrs. Hus-
bands was Tie daughter of Thomas
Brown of Packer Her husband, Capt
Husbands, is in France with his regf-
nIent, the famous 18th Of New York
Thomas z. Lee ami Arthur NJ Brown
were i'll Norwich Monday evening At
he Mason" temple 70 attend he
,neeting of King Spior0n :--,ge Of
PERFECTLY !.
Tuesday was like a spring say iii
the borough fId boys we're PLAYING at
marbles al! shining top, III the scv-
eral places : note in Monday; Pal
atin tells Of the first robin reported
by Howard L. Stanton as having ar
rived" 1t is a pretty sure bet that
Mr.. Robin didn't 'arrive" At all. He
las been here all winter, and if therc
Is cedar swamp near Norwich he
hasn't been wintering far from Chief
Stanton's door.
In the big cedar swamp at the Nc
Nicol farm, and the other big one on
the old Daniel Howe place, robins can
be seen all winter. These swamps are
| impenetrable such open winters as
| this. Away back in the thick messy
recesses robins make q very fair time
| Of the most severe winter, arI warm
| days like the last two they often ven
| ture into the open, probably with Q
view to inspecting future building
| sites. 1T is not to be denied that some
may so south; if such there be, they
have not arrived yet.
Mrs. Mariana Farrent, who was
shot a week ago by Mrs. Angelo Ma
rnello. is on the road to recovery at
the Backus hospital, Norwich. When
she was taken from Jewett City in
| the hospital ambulance no one thought
she would ever return. She was sore
| ~ wounded with a SO caIibre bullet
through the abdomen when submitted
to DIR. Agnew's surgical skill. Mrs.
Marinello will face trial for only as
sault with intent to kill, instead of
murder
+. D. Ballou and o Ger John DoIan
saw the reflection in the sky of the
! burning mill at River Point, late on
| Monday evening.
| Judge H. H. Burnham is home, af-
I ter months visit with his sons, Al
fred II. and Charles Burnham, of BaI-
| timore.
i At the funeral services for Nre
4 Philip Nedeau, held at st. Mary
! church Tuesday morning, in the sci
emn requiem hjgk mass Rev. J. II
Seiferman Wcs celebrant. Rev. r. p
Morrisey, deacon, and Rev. J. J. Nc
Cabe sub deacon. Burial vas in ST
| Mary's cemetery, Sylvandale, where
Rev. ]. H. Seiferman read the commit
tai service. Numbers of st. Anne So
eiety attended NE service in a body
The honorary bearers from that soclet,
were Mrs. Menard, Mrs. Bacha2d, Mrs
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-29
MANSFIELD DEPOT

Mrs E. B. Thompson was in Will
mantle Thursday on business.
Mrs. John Koekler ana her three
children returned from W:liirnantte
Friday.
Station Agent Cone and family NOV
ed from Eas'eville last week to the
McCollum tenement recently vacated
by MIR. and Mrs. Charles Thompson.
John Livingstone came home Satur-
day from New London.
The January meeting Of Durham,
Memorial church will be held at the
home of the Misses Tillen Thursday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. The mid
week devotional hour will be COM
blned with this meeting.
Miss Evelyn Windmiiier and Miss
Fanny Dinsnore led the c. T. meeting
Sunday evening. The leader for next
Sundays meeting will be Mrs. E. B.
Thompson. The January business
meeting will be held after the conse-
Grafton meeting Sunday evening.
Mrs. Emily Plat went to Will
mantle Monday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Bagster.
r. x. Dean, of Spring Manor Farm
is in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-29
WILLIMANTIC

Criticism Of the so-called Morrison
education code to be brought before
the General assembly this week has
been sent ont by the Connecticut Fed
Grafton of Teachers to members of
school committees and other interested
persons. The criticism is seven pages
long, and deals with every phase of
the proposed bill for the Capitalization
of school control. Among other things,
It states that the chief duty of the To-
cal school boards lis to act as obedi-
ent puppets and figureheads for the
commissioner of education-yield to
him every function and duty which
vouches real authority and retain
nothing but empty titles for them
sleeves"
The Morrison code has finally been
printed and a copy is in the hands of
some Of the Willimantic people. 1t
places all the power in the hands of
the commissioner of education.
George II. Patnode, arrested in this
city Monday, was before U. s Com
missioner Richard T. Carroll in Hart
ford, Tuesday, charged with violation
Of the Mann white slave act. Pat
nodes arrest was in connection with
the attempted suicide of Miss Gladys
Hansen, with whom it is said he ran
away. Miss Hansen is expected to re-
cover from the effects of the poison.
Patnode had no counsel at the hearing,
which was put over 70 Thursday.
Bonds were fixed at $4,000 in default
OF which the man was held
Word was received here of the death
Monday in New York of Miss Miriam
Wells Valentine, daughter of the late
Wells and Lucy Munson Valentine, of
the Georgetown Y. W. c. A. Miss
Valentine was a student in the house
hold arts department of the Teachers
College. Her death was caused by
pneumonia The body will be taken
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-29
Reduce Your WEIGHT

Get rid of your fat easily by daily
walks in the fresh air, also obtain a
small box of Oil of Korein at the drug
store; follow the directions. You'll be
happier every day. Wonderfully rapid
lasting, healthy reduction often re-
ported. Book mailed free by Korein
Co., NE-56S, Station F, New York Citv
No starvation: you may eat candy if
you like. A delightful guaranteed
method. Become supple, more efficient
mentally and physically; make your
self attractive. Prolong your life!
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-29

Higeanum.-A new service flag was
purchased some time ago iii honor of
the boys tina: We're members of Hig-
ganum grange. There are five,
George Cross, John Scory, Lafayette
Gladwin. Vernon Rich and Charles
Church, of Candlewood Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-29
Drink Habit
Surrenders to TESCUM

Tescum Powders for breaking up the
drink habit; destroy all taste for
Kiiskey. ale, beer. or other alcoholic
stimulants, as thousands of wives and
mothers can testify 1t is a simple
home treatment that can he given
secretly and is sold under a steel
bound money-refund guarantee by
the Lee & Osgood Co. and all up-to-
date druggists.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-29

Middletown,-At a meeting of the
board of directors OF the Niddletown
Chamber of Commerce it was voted to
Cooperate with Postmaster Daniel ].
Mccarthy in every way possible on
plans for the formal opening ;f the
new postoffice.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-29

Hartford.-The Connecticut Chill
dren's Aid society has given formal
expression to its losss in the death
Huntington. d. D. DR.. Huntington was
one of the organizers of the society
and became its first president in 1892.