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WEST END.

Augustus Thomas great stage play ''As a Man Thinks." in 6 acts, has been produced as a screen attraction and will be shown tonight only, at the West End theatre on State street, near Clinton avenue. "As Man Thinks deals with vital questions in the relationship of men and women, 1t also introduces racial problems and prejudices as they exist between thoso of the Jewish faith and Christians. It concerns the moral standard which should exist in the marital relation ships by tho adoption of code which does justice to wives as well as to hus- bands,
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SCREEN AND STAGE
 EDITED Bx DAVID :. LUsTIG

year October 6-t1) nine nets that promise to surpass those of any pre- vIous year have been booked,
 The Act Beautiful' heads the list This high-priced feature consists of two people. one horse and four dogs. These artists will be seen Tn artistic posing that will greatly please.
 The Chester Sisters are two girls doing high-class aCrobatic dancing They make several changes of cos tumes. This act has been with the z.eEfeld Follios all the season and they put on a performance full of ginger, vim and art.
 The McLarens givc n musical act
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that is one of real excellence and proves their right to Q place on the bIl, and Holman Bros. will be seen in comedy that cannot fail to arouse the disabilities of any and every pat ron of tho Fair.
 Flmina x co. present furniture juggling that demonstrates skill, strength and agility, and the Famous Russells give R novelty act that IS well calculated to entertain and aIause everyone.
 Tred's Pigs are five in number and they are educated in real interest and do any number of things we never expect even the best-brcd porcine to do
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-18
LYRIC

Dawn O' The Mountains" that n1os- intere sting drama of life In the Virginia hills. Is still meeting with unusual success as presented by the Pou Players at the Lyric theater this week. The play has proved to be one of the best that this company has attempted 10 produce and is the best possible evidence Of the value of this aEz~csa ticn of avtiSts.
 Next week tho players will create roars Of laughter with the presenta- t5ou of a wonderful afleT-the-vvar comedy entitled "Jim's Girl" a play beginning in France and ending on this side of The water when Jim brings his bride from the war zonc 10 the land Of peace ana plenty.
 For Sunday night the management
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and the fact that this was one of her liberty" nights. She becomes very angry over his indifference and re- turns home.
 The remainder of tho plot of "Ex- perimental Marriage" in which Lewis J. Selznick presents Constance Tal- madge, is full of amusing incidents with a unique ending. It can be seen at the Plaza theatre tomorrow and Saturday in conjunction with an all star vaudeville bill.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-18
LIVE WIRE STUDIO NOTES NEWS OF BREDGEPORT'S THEATRES
.JOTTINGS
By D. ,. L)

Tho4u. men have raised their prices but wc know some eets who are not Rottiue any more money, 'TTs Emmy, Mhat2
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-18
DANBURY FAIR

High class performances are al- ways expected in the Erandstand at fractions at the Danbury Fair, This
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-18
SCANDArA4
sunuy what

Tho other day We took a trip TO 7 certain Place where They were
 Shooting scenes For a certain Comedy
 And bravejy And boldly We approached
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FRENCH FIGHT
COST OF LIVING

PARIS. July 1G.-(Fr"nch Wir"lcss)
Pour Grfinitc measures lntCnd"d 10
rcducu IN" cost If living were occldro
upon today. NJ a meeting of the CAP
met Henri Roy. n deputy. was appoint
ed a commissioner to execute the IDEAS
agreed upon.
The four plans were:
l. "CF.trcuccau" or "FilErain" rood
selling booths in Paris will be doubled
in number and others Will b" "slaoii"h-
cd in other centcrs Of population.
.. Cheap rcstaurant'; 10 supply
meals at fixed prices will be started IN
Paris; and n the provinces, under tGe
control Of the ministry OF supplies.
8. All war stocks OF foodstufs VIII
he sold - the public, chiefly through
the cooperative societies.
4. A special service already organ
lied in the ministry Of supplies Will
seek 10 curb Illicit speculation in food
stuffS.
A bill pending in parliament contains
provisions experimenting existing laws
against specultion and increases pen
altieS-
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! BRAIN TESTS
} BY SAM LLOYD. !
No. l63.
20 Minutes to Answer This.

Acc ordinE To- ancient lore. the Royal
Game. or what ~ now known ~ chess.
was invented By IA t:indu0 named ScSSa.
and the king Of that country. ShrNan
the Great asked s. S:'a what reward h"
demanded for his Wonderful game. SrS";l
astoniShcd the king by his demand: VIZ,
one grain of wheat for tn" first square
Of the chcsShuard. Nv" for IN" second.
four for the third. eight Ter the fourth.
and so on. always doubling for each
square up 10 the SiNty-f0urth square oil
the board.
The king accepted IN" proposition and
Letter learned that he had presented SEES
81 with the first Eorld'S cor'"r on
wheat AN Eru toll just how much or
tn" grain the chess inventor was en-
Titled to?
ANSWER TO no. l67
Tho rule for finding the number Of
squares III p sQuar" diagram rAadr UP or
smaller squares. IS to add together IN"
squares Of the horizontal rows. number
ed in arithmcticGl progression. In the
1 ly ( square This would h"--l plus !!
plu . plus l6--a total Uf 50.
r. ind the number Of r"ClanElcs. tax"
tn" square of tho sum of III" rows. mum
hrrrd in arithmCtiCnl progression. viz
! plus plus : plus equals 10. which
squared gives 100 rs the total
Tho diagram shows .hc answer TO the
Magic Square:
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1S3 de. 1 I d
20 by RRuth Cameron -
THE TALE OF THE TWO CLERKS

perhaps half as many mistakes as the
first
like 10 SO 10 that shop whenever
need - he reminded las l confess
often do) that nothing defeats its own
end so much as hurry.
In n previous talk told you what a
observation-disclosures amount or energy. conf
pa-cd with tho time gained. II takes OUT
nf Il man To run n NIL" instead or walk
ing H. And the same is true about run
uIrg through your tasks instead oA
walking through them.
This docs not moan that you ar" 10
try to emulate cold molasscs IN your
way Of doing things. II simply means
tina, YOU will accomplish moro in lhe
md If Won move nj a normal pace ana
with all possible economy of effort
than If YOU arc always in hurry.
{ They Snilo Behind HIS Back.
Another hing that interests me ahout
these two clerks is tn" way IN" other
cIrrkg regard them. Although tho man
who is always rushing has inherited
port interest in the store and therefore
Theoretically is entitled TO moro respect
from his fellow clerks. nc docs not get
il. | have often seen them SnhIlhg DC
hind his back as he rushed about.
Whereas. tho other man. though he is
n ncw conner and ha" no interest IN IN"
business. conlpcls their respect by his
pUisc md dignity.
It is always thus: Haste IS always
comic; poiSc IS always honorcd. II you
can remember tho earliest moving PIC
lures. You know how often hast" was
tho sole comic motive
Now which Of tho two kinds OF work
CTS, Mr.. James describes. are you!
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and most sanitary county prison In the
valley. Manhood and GocEclcn. with the
sherifTs pcrmiSSinH. instituted the
sanitary committee" system in the
iall, Other prisoners were compeleo
TO keen ABSOLUTELY clean. air their cells
and bedding and hathc frequently. Any
prisoner who objected To parting with
q load OF Crime was given over TO the
sanitary committee who subjected MIN
to such n rnrCihlc parting with his l"an
Of CRIME that he Chos- TO keep clean
voluntarily from then or.
Manhood and GocEclcin not only were
trusted by TIE sheriff and Jailcrs. bit
were heroes among the inmates or Inc
Jail. Both men had plenty or money,
and no fellow prisoners who was less
fortunate in a financial way wanted TO-
medicine. special food or any other little
attentions which Maaood and GccGclcin
could buy for them.
once q prosperous Saloon Keeper.
G"ogl"in was at ono tine n prosperous
saloon owner Of Brnwood. lie went out
of business n few years before the state
went dry. lie is married. but for some
Tine has been separated from his wife
and family who are highly respected N
BCIwood
Por IN" y"lr OF T11I' "'!'i' w VI ~
side won't dry. Mnllood tended bar In
FjnncCans saloon NJ Rcllair". Gocglein
spent much or his tim" in Finntrty's
place during tho year. Sine" the coun-
Try went dry Manhood secured n position
ut n Bcnwood mill. but did not hold II
long.
Mahood WAS son oc tn" late Joseph
Mah,od Of Ecnwood. HIS mother Is
still living. lie also had several broth
ers and sisters living. II" was about IS
years Of age. Of temperate habits as TO
dr.nl; anil possessed of n genial and gen
Cr1us disposition that made hun re-
+ vur!tn among his host Of friends and &C
/ Quaintancrs many Of whom were among
tho best people of the community III
which he lived.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
INVESTORS, II you want to sha

INVESTORS, II you want 10 share in
the ImmcnS" profits 10 be made from
operating ana Developing the vast re-
sources Of Texas. and at the same time
have absolut" safety. YOU Will be inter-
nstrd IN our per cent preferred stock.
wh;ch alsr shares in all excess profits.
ABSOLUTELY non-Sp"culativc. Officers
and trustees leading citizens Of Texas.
Active hCpi chr Of Texas most promi-
n"nt realtors. No promotion stock
Write for particulars. Reliable agents
wanted Teas Investment Syndicate,
T0T ohio Avenue. Wichita Falls. Texas.
jy-2-5-9-l6
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DIED

ELLSwoRTH-On Wednesday. July 10.
1919. at 6:l5 o'clock p. NJ. at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Stephen
son. Noblcsvillc. Ind. EMMALlNA
ELLSWORTH. widow Of tho late
ThuS Ellsworth.
Funeral services at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Frccsc. 3506 Woods street.
Wheeling, Saturday 3 p. IN. Intcrmeht
Peninsula cemetery.
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FOR SALL-Automoonak
LOST and FOUND

LoST-On Benwood car or on street be-
tween 9Th and 18th Sts.. q soldiers
discharge certificate and other papers OF
value 10 owner only. Leave at Ameri-
can Legion. Rex Theatre Bldg. jy-l5-i
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AAh"AoNS "'' 'u'it'''S Win rHeu"he-
liHm. Mast important discovery OF the
ag". herb that act ualiy drives thu
most stubborn case Of rheumatism en-
tircly out OF the system. People write
u.s and say they arc asioundcd at the re-
suits. especially on the kidneys. Just
think of the money making possibilities
Representatives. wanted. SLIP pound
post paid. IL prunds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co. Venice. Cali;or-
MA my-2S-ts
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he Acts As II. He Feared You, Would
CnarTe Your DTlnl.

Ono Of them PUSHES about tn" stor" "a
if he wrr" moved by some S"r; Of j"rky
littlo motor. Right thcro in just n
minute II" calls. il he is busy with an
other customer. when You com" IT..
When YOU tell E.m what you want. hc
assures you with great emphasis that
th"v hay, tn" best brand Of that article
10 bo h:lI and ruSh"S off 70 got il rs If
he wcrc afraid You would chang" your
mind. if 10 didn't got it in your hands IN
ten seconds.
Tho other clerk IS man WIZ" might
seem at first ap1c1ranc" t. lack pep
He is never excited. mover in n hurry,
and vet, when you come right down 20 1t
You find that J." COTS thor" just rs
quickly as tho Other man. II" does rot
s"cm to move r%pldly. hut n" moves
with such srr"ty, such economy OF steps
and effort that n" acrprnnhShcS his end
with Just rs much actur speed AMI with
much less strain for himself. ard for
You.
Tho Man who Makes Tho Fewer
Mistakes
Incidentally tho second man makes
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GENERAL NOTICES
Publto Sale.

Rayland. Ohio. August End. p. m. J
furnished houses. lots of lots. Coed i'm
provcments. 10 per cent cash baia nrc
monthly: per cent less for cash. Buy
a home Mt your own price
Good band music
ROSS STILWELL.
jy-1S-u .-A---.... Raylsnd. Ohio.
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WANTED-Agents

wANTEp-Agents. Candy. Big nay.
! Start one Of our Specially Candy Fac
tories in your home, small room, ANY
where. We tell how and furnish every.
thing. Advertise. Grand opportunity.
Nen-womcn. Candy Co.. 1919 Ranstead
ST., Philadelphia, Pa ty-7-30:
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MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-Sccond hand engine and
papcr cutter, 10 or l3 inch. Address
Farmer ;. care lntcligcnccr. jy-lG-i
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young lady WHO has had special train
mig. Can give the best Of reference.
win teach In rural district, II des1ra BILE
board can DO found Address r, care
IntslligoGccr. jy-l4-m
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ADVERTISER will Lease coal mine on
ROYALTY. State particulars in first
letter. Box 2U2. Martins Ferry. O.
iy-l6-l
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WANTED-To Buy

wANTED-Farm so to 100 acres in Ohio
I county. must he on high elevation
. State location, price. and when Possess
SION may be had. Farmer, care pIelli-
CCnccr. iy-l6-i
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WANTED-Mals

wANTED-Laborers and help. Appiy
Steam Electric ompany. jy-l6-i
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WANTED-Salesmen.

WAHTED-Candy statesmen, agents, ad-
vcrtise mfg. Good pay. Kurn Candy
Co., Philadelphia, Pa :e-l6-x
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Grand Atlantic

Virginia ave. near the Beach and All
attractions. Capacity 500. A modern
hotel. with every convenience. Large
rooms. private baths: running water IN
rooms: elevator. etc. Table an especial
feature: $500 up daily: special weekly.
Booklet. Auto meets trains.
W. +. SHAW
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wAHTED-ESperienc movie manager
to take full charge. State salary ex-
pected. GIVE IuII p n na With refer
Ger. ty-l6-i
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. The greater tho necessity Tor saving
tn" greater your opportunity 10 use
The lntclligcncor Want ADS.
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WANTED-:Femals

D-stenographer. high school
graduate preferred. Give age. expert
encc and salary expected Address Box
331, City. Jy-l6-i
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LEARN AUToS-TRAcToR
Big demand at big pay for trained
auto, truck and tractor men. Oldest,
most reliable school in U. 8. A En-
dorscd by factories and garages every
where. Free big 175 page catAlog. Come
10 Detroit, the heart OF auto industry.
MICHIGAN STATE AUTO SCHOOL
SO Auto Bldg. Detroit, Mich
WAMTED-A GOOD strong boy 20
work 1t night; must b 10 ysArs
Of n1e or over. Apply to xorsmA1
Inte1ligenoer composing room
1e-9-6
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FOR SALE

FOB BALE
FOE SALE+Farm 1881 acres. : miles
west Of Atwood. Ohio. Carroll Co.. in
good condition, For particulars address
y. b. Fly. Mineral City. Ohio. 5y-l6-42t
FOE BALE-Two fresh cowa ". A.
Giffen- Battle Run road. ty-16-j
FOE 6ALB+wcll located room mod
ern house, $4,000. Call 31e-M Martins
Ferry. 3y-16-i
FOR sALH-Splendid bungalS. fine loca-
ton Gas electricity. city water. fur
mace, $4,000. An eight room house on
Walnut Ave- gas, city water. furnace.
Easy payments. Aslo q store, all at
GAINESVILLE Rachel Steer. Real Estate.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. jy-l4-l
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Magic Squa

(Cupyrirht. 1919. by Sam LoyD
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, : p g MAJ = Bratton estate; 1l1.6O
9 r G w l. DanIey estate ........... 1858
s r g Margaret A Dowlcr estate 1853
9 p {, Ella Dunn estate ......... 1850
n q r q Jobn Deech estate ....... 1I400
e r q Anna EhrIe estate 1861
G r. q Jacoh CHASER estate ........ 1885
8 r. r. " =, H,sen,uer estate .. 1928
8 r q Helen = House estate..... 1910
n 6 r e Kate Kamm estate........ 124O0
g r G simon Keim estate ............. 23970
8 r G Otto Nentell estate........... 6264
: T G. Cythua A Morgan estate......... 6036
8 r G. Owen Mcdonald estate ........ 32.15
n g T C. C. A Naylor estate.......... 30i50
: r C. Solomon Prcttyman estate. 1851
9 r C. sarah lane schultz estate. 200 81
S r c. Joseph Speidel estate.......... ASSOC
: r q Iouis Trosch estate 500
s r G. John VaraRiaki. estate. 3l.25
g r G paul Winesdorfcr estate.... Oils
& r C Ferdinand Wocber estate. 103.37
s. T. c.. Vaddiloid Ydsmpotnitris estate. 1881
7.46S65
Paid By County Dspositortss.
Co. June l. 1919. Apr Int. -........ 1898
3 227o3 June l. 1913. 1880
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DIS Blu r S f NJ + y n 5
IN ID f. n 4 l.
For the Year Ending
juno 80, 1919.
Court House and Jail.
Allen, Charles
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August
~ 80. -.
statean aid mate
oc| TSs M anu 1851
NOV y y 1 oaS ~ anu 1861
NOV river road ~ ~ 14sssS
Dec y, yas state anu teosia ~
jan , E0s ls ,1sd STATE anu
June 2 lsis' STATE ana oai ana ~ "
Jan 20 Sas 1s'e no ieoea a'o Nv
district
A
FEB Is 1917 state ana sl a'a ~,
ro,, .. and federal Aid s5s2ls
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Total state and federal aid

March 90. 1919. W. 8. Hallanan.
NAY 81, 1919, W. s. Hallanan. s.
June 81. 1919, w. s. Hallanan. S. 7
March 81. 1919. w. S. Hallanan. s
March 20. 1919. w. S. Hallanan. S
May 81, 1919. w. s. Hallanan. S.
May Is, 1919, W. 8. Hallanan. S.
May 81, 1919. w. s. Hallanan. S. ]
May Is, 1919. w. s. Hsllanan. s.
March 20, 1919. w. S. Hallanan.
Dec. II. 1918. w. 8. Hallanan. 8.
April II, 1919. w. 8. Hallanan, S.
May 81. 1919. ". S. Hallanan. s: 7
May %, 1919. w. S. Hallanan. s.
March %, 1919. w. 8. Hallanan. S
April IL. 1919. w. 8. HAllanan. 5.
Dec. II, 1913, W. 8. Hallanan. 8.
May Is. 1919. w. 8. Hallanan. S.
April 4. 1919. w. s. Mailman, S. I
May q. 1919. w. s. Hallanan. S.
April II, 1919, w. 8. Hallanan. s.
May 81, 1919, w. S. Hallanan, s.
May IL, 1919. w. s. Hallanan. s.
Total far ForfeitureS
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-30
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mrs. J. M. Paine of Danielson vis- tied friends here last week
 Mrs. F. W. Johnson. Mrs. J. E. Ald- rich, Mrs. G. A. Wetherell, Mrs. Everett F. May and Miss Agnes White at tended the suffrage conference in Danielson last Friday afternoon. 9th CTS present from the Woodstock league
 were Miss Strengthening Miss
 Heinricks, Mrs. Albert Williams, Mrs.
 Carl Exc, William Linderman Mrs.
 George Butts, Mrs. Asa Scranton,
 Miss Anna Nelson.
 The annual meeting of the Wo- pital was held last Wednesday with
 Mrs. N. T. White, forty three being
 present. The following were re-elect-
 ed: President, Mrs. w. R. Witter: sec-
 assistant treasurer, Miss Mary Flynn;
 guild collectors. Miss Pratt, Mrs. H. T. Child, Mrs. George Sampson Mrs. Ola Hiscox, Mrs. L. J. Leavitt, Mrs. Geo. Alton, Mrs. A. N. Hammond, Mrs. R. B. Ritch Mrs. Geo. Lyon. Miss Blanche Shippey, Mrs. Jarvis Hall. Al social with tea followed. Nine from Putnam were present. l
 A meeting of the Community Sciub was held Wednesday evening the cleo I tion of officers resulting as follows: | President, Chester E. May: secretary, 1 Mrs. Flora A Danielson; directors, E. 1 R. Railing, Ezra May, P. M Clifford, | . Ethel Upham, A. G. Morse. Mrs. l.. | H. Linderman. Wendell Bosworth Mrs. i N. T. White. Presidents -officio- Mir. l and Mrs. Ernest Hubbard were admit | ted to membership. |
 A quartette, Mrs. Harold Hibbard Mrs. E. E. May, Mrs. George Lyon, | Mrs. A. R. Stone, sang an offertory at the Congregational church SundayI Ave Maria, by Kramer.
 William Richardson of Washington D. O., and his sister, Mabel Richard f son, of Hartford. are visiting Roscoef Alton and family. Private Richard son was wounded a year ago last July and has been in the hospital ever | since. He is home on furlough.
 Mrs. Flora Danie1son, Misses Mildredi Eleanor Linderman, Clara Ed 1y, attended the teachers institute in Norwich, Friday, Miss Lindermani spending Saturday and Sunday with her sister, Louise, a student at Cof-f necticut college. New London. t
 Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Jordan, Mir. and Mrs. M. T. Darlt. celebrated their we'd ling anniversaries by a motor trip to last Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-30
STAFFORD SPRINGS

The town school committee has elected the following officers: Chair man, R. W. Smith; secretary. NJ. D. O'ConneIl; building committee, C. B. Pinney, Richard W. Ellis. Henry c; Fisk; transportation committee. R W. Smith, M. D. O'Connell. H. A. Gia- zier; teachers committee, Anson B. Handy and M. D. O'Cenneu; fuel committee. H. c. Fisk and H. A. Gla- zier; auditors, R. W. Smith and M. D. D'ConneH.
 William Parixets of WiIlington was fined $1 and costA amounting to $12.S6 by Judge Heald in the borough court Monday for keeping dog without having collar around it's neck.
 Clarence Robinson was before the court Wednesday. charged with em- pfoying a girl under i6 years old with out an employment certificate. Mr. Robinson said that she brought cer- tfficate from the town clerk. showing her age. The case was nolfed upon payment of costs.
 Frank H. Plumb has made his re- turn of the enumeration of school chil- dren between the ages of 40 and Is years. The number this year is 1912 an increase of 95 during the past year. The largest increase is in the Stafford vile district. The attendance at the night school continues to increase The registration Is now 105.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-30

Norwich Bulletin. Wiiiinnantic or .6rer- -z3 Church St. Telephons 1c5.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-30

tic, Samuel B. Harvey. Adfnr., vs. Hor- ace s. Eaton, The Town of Windlsam vs. The Town of Brooklyn, William N. Potter, Adnnr.. vs. Mary L. Turner, James r. Brown vs- Charles A. Nel- son, Annie B. Nelson vs. Addison J. Greepslit, William c. Derby vs. City of Wtlliman:ic, Wm. E. Webber- vs. Daniel F. Dunn ct al Willirnantie Lumber S Coal Co. vS. Nicholas F. Bartis and William c. Morris. The A. c. Deer Co. vs. Frank MeIo. Andri- vino Scbastiano vs. Frank W. Postem- ski, Marc B. Palmer and Hattie L.. Pal
 mer and Hattie L. Palmer -vs. The Rockville -Wilimantic Lighting Go, John. Borgesson vs. Jeremiah Doyle, l.. Sonnebourn Sons. Inc, vs Leon ard Bros. Garage.
 Trial List to Jury-AIargaret Quinn vs. Martin J. Cunningham. Admr., George c. Jacobson vs. Edward La< bonte wasyI Dzwoncyk ct al vs. Hyman Seplowitz. Gertrude A. War dell vs. Town of Killing1y, Charles E. Scarborough and The Day Kimba11 Hospital, appeal from probate Estate of Ruby G. Williams. Thomas E. Hatch vs A. Williams & Co.,, Elmer B. Richmond vs. Rosalie Perry. Ora Sayles vs. City of WiIlimantic. Ger truc9e I. Gilman vs. Lottie Gilman.
 Assignments to Court-F'irst Thurs day, Oct. 30th. at Wiliimantic. Mary L. Burnham vs. Charles T. Crane; Thursday, Oct. 30. at Wil1iman-