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Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
$16s sSo FOR BUILDING AT
 NORWICH STATE HOSPITAL

control in the capitol at Hartford on Tuesday an appropriation of s15.44s.7s was made to meet expenses of the su- perior court of Hartford county in the prosecution of criminal cases. This covers a deficit incurred in the trial of Mrs. Amy F. Archer Gilligan. who is now in prison for life. The board authorized the trustees of the Norwich hospital for the insane to contract for a new brick reception building at a cost of s16S.S50. Another appropria- = ton which the board made will be of general interest It relates to the op- eration of the law of 1919 which en- ables the board to make appropria- tions to towns for deficiencies caused by the increase in the salaries of teachers The total amount voted was S14,sSe.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
sun. Moo. and Tides.
GREENEYILLE

Francis Morrison and Timothy Carey have returned after spending a few days at Old Orchard Beach, Me.
 Herbert Scott has returned after spending few days at the draw bridge.
 Frank Riordan has returned to New Haven after spending a few days in Greeneyille.
 Lieut.. William McClinlon is spending 15 days furlouSh at the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. William Me- Ciimon of Preston. Lieut.. McCIimon left Norwich about two years ago with the state militia and was stationed at Fort Terry He was later sent to school where he was commissioned as second lieutenant and left this coun- try in September for France. His company is now at Camp Devens and he will be discharged from there.
 Joseph Gates spent Tuesday in New Haven.
 Mrs. Hyde is spending a few days visiting relatives in New Haven.
 Samuel Klauss has returned to Gro- ton after spending i- few days at the home of his parents on Boswell ave- nue.
 Altar chapter of St Anurew church has returned after spending a week at Lords Point.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
HAS PLAN FOR
 REFUNpfNG LICENSE MONEY

While the "wets" are waiting for the decision which they expect to be hand ed down. by Judge T. A. Chatfeld of the United States district court iii Hartford in a few days. the "drsy.' while also waiting. are planning to re- new their efforts to put another spike in. the coffin of John Barleyeorn.- Emil l.. G. HohenthaI. chairman of the state committee of the prohibition party. visited United Staes District Attorney John F. Crosby Monday ito find out the general situation" as Mr. Hohen- thai said Tuesday He also has been perfecting his plans absolutely to stop the sale of liquor ih> this state by hay ing the money for state licenses re- funded to the dealers and the licenses cancelled, Just the procedure by which this would be done he did not care to diyulge Tuesday. as he said he was waiting for a reply from "a party with whom I conferred few days ago. However. he said that is roth- ing interyened he hoped to launch his plans soon.
 MT. Hohenthal expressed the great est optimism that the test. cases now in the hands of the judge would be decided in favor af the government.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16

Conditions and General Forecast. ;. Within the la st tventy-feuf hours the disturbance over the Great Lakes was attended by showers and thunder storms in practically all districts east of the Mississippi river. Moderate temperatures for the season prevail generally. Tn the middle Atlantic and New Wednesday will be followed by fair moderate temperatures
 Winds for Wedneaday and Thurs day: North .-Atiantic-fresh south, shifting to west winds, overcast show cry, fcggy weather
 Middle Atlantic-fresh south shift ing to northwest winds, overcast. showery weather.
 Forecast.
 New England: Showers. followed by clearing weather Wednesday,; Thurs day fair, moderate temperature.
 Observations in Norwich. fssThe following records. reported from The Bulletins observations show the changes in temperature and the baro- metric changes Tuesday.
 a. m, .....-....-. 6S 3Ot1o F m, ..,. St 3O.1D | D. m, .....-....... 7s 5000 Highest S6, lowest 6S.
 Predictions for Tuesday: Partly cloudy, with local showers and thund- erstorms.
 Tuesdays weather. Cloudy, light showers in afternoon and evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
1oc,ooo MILCE COWS
 ON cONNEcTIcUT FARMS

Dairy commissioner Thomas Holt is bringing tho inspection of the dairy farms of the state to 9 close. All towns with the exception of Bedding, Bethlehem have been visited by in spectors of tlae department Reports of. inspectors show that 10.00O milk farms have been inspected. The pur- pose of the inspection was to see that the producticn of milk was under san itary conditions The number of niIeh cows in the state is 1000 and the average number to 8 farm is ael. Will son H. Lee of Orange has the largest herd, i5o head. in addition to a bout 70 head of young stock. The number of mich cows 7as5 compared with ten years ago is about 0,000 less.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
Mems Hosiery

Mems Light weight Cotton Hosiery black. tan and gray,
 regular 25c value. at......... 15 Mems Quaker" brand, Light
 weight Cotton Hosiery, in
 black, tan and gray, regular 35c Fdtue, at ,.,...'...... 70 Mems 9ilk Lisle Hosiery, in
 black only. regular 3ec value,
 Mems Onyx" Hosiery, silk
 plated, first quality, in black,
 tan, gray and champagne, reg
 ular 45c value, at.............. 29 Mems Lisle Hosiery, in such well known makes as Ever wear. Momto, Notaserne and Shawknit, in all the fashionable shades, regular 45c value, at... 39t Our entire stock of Onyx. Ever wear, Momto, Notasemc and Shawknit Silk Hosiery, in all the wanted shades. regular s1.00. Nalue' at --.-..-.... .....- o|s
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
OLD SHEEP DISEASE
 RE.APPEARs IN STATE

For the first time in many years the disease known as hemorrhagic septi- -cemes, or lung and intestinal trouble, has made it's appearance in flock of sheep in Connecticut. pr. Charles L.. Cotton. deputy cattle commissioner. Ina returned from Wood6ury. where he in1loculated 8 flock Of 100 believed to have the disease. A report has reached the office of the commissioner of a serious outbreak of slanders in Suffie1d. A veterinary has been sent to investigate. The commissioner has ordered all puhiic watering troughs in the town closed.
 ---A-----<--- -
 Lanabe rush in Wall street when the
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
Mems s Underwear

Balance of our stock of Menis Balbriggan. Shirts and Drawers, regular 55c value, at.. .-...-..-.. TSc Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers--balance of our stock of T5c grade. at. at............ 69c Men'sl Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. Roxford and Law renee naISe. regular s1.oo value, at ....., ...:......... 85e Mems Nainsook Shirts and Drawers, regular 95c, value. at 7se
 Mems Genuine. BY D. Athletic
 $1.o0 Shirts and Drawers, e5c.
 s1.T5 Union Suits at S1.55.
 Mems "Rockingchair" Athletic Tnderwear--
 $1.o0 Shirts and Drawers. 85c.
 s1.65 Union Suits at Sf.45. NJ ems Mesh Union Suits. in all styles, regular $1.25 value, at-. S5c Mems Bieached Lisle Union Suits. in all styles, regular $1.75 value, at , .S9 Mems ''Kenosha" Ribbed Union Suits, short sleeves and ankle length, regular S2.o0 value, at St.3e
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
Renaintina Letter soxea.

Postmaster John P. Murphy is hay ing the letter boxes around the city
 repainted. Consequently it is we'll to
 look out for the signs indicating fresh green paint.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
M a 2 EiCD

GAUDREAU-PoTvrN In wiIIiman- tie. July ,; 1919. by Rex Ludovic Miss Bernadette E. Potvin.
 HENDERSON - SPRAGUE-- Nor wich, July If. 1912, by Rev. Joseph r. Cobb. Joseph 1T. Henderson and Mrs. Hattie A. Sprague, both of Norwich. MiDGLEY St. Georges church. Central Falls. R. l., June Is. 1919. by Rev. Willis F. Hawk Mar maduke Midgley of Central Falls and Miss Lillian Margaret Lucy of Paw tueket, R. T.. formerly of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
DIE ,.

sTAUBLEY-In this city. July fl. 1a1s. Earl Clinton. oldest son of Cha rles M. and Catherine Zundel Staubley of Preston. aged f4 years. 3 days Services al the Gager funeral parlors 70 Franklin street. Thursday after noon. July 11. at ? o'clock. Burial in family lot in PoQuetanuck cemetery. FULLER-At Crescent Beaeh. East Lyme, July 15, 1919, Eunice Ham mond. wife of the late George W. Fuller, aged 70 years
 Funeral from her late residence Tn Hampton, Conn, Friday afternoon. July IS, at o'clock Burial in North cemetery Hampton.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
ECHr-

sAyAGE-In Lonsdale CProvidence>. R. l., July l3..1 .1s19, a son, John Will Ham, to Mir. and Mrs Leone Savage formerly of TaftviIle. hEENAN-In h New London. July 1< 1919. son to MT. and Mrs. Dennis Nj. Keenan.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
Preparina for the Worst.

Why wouldn't it be wise, as your cellar stock dwind1eS to refill the
 broadening spaces with tobacco.-
 Kansas City Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
Summer Weight Underwear

One case of Infants Sum mer Weight Ribbed Vests, sizes l to 6. regular 39c value at. 29c Women's Ribbed Vests, low neck. short sleeves and sleeveless, 17c value at. 12I2c One case of Womcn's Vests. low neck, sleeveless, regular 19c value t............... 15c Women's Extra Size Vests. low neck, sleeveless, regular 25c value at. -. 1sc
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16

women's Extra Size Ribbed Lisle Vests, low neck. sleeveless, regular soc value at at.......................... see Women Shaped Vests, low peck and sleeveless, regular 59c value at.............. ESc Women's Shaped Vests. low neck, short sleeves. regular 59c value at. 4Sc Small lot of Women's Rib bed Pants. cuff knee, sizes 1 to 6. regular soc value at 39e
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16

WHEE F0U WANT. 30 putayou pus-. t1ees hefnfe shs public. there is no mn14un better than yarougb the ad- S@xt4&zrE ceIu1=az A< IAA zu1laxlA~
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
1llle. Bultfti11s
rhEsWEArHER.

sNorwiek, "Wednesday, -Jliye 1s is1s
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16

Lannbe rush in Wall street when the dld sfAAr. fear tn tired.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
These Will Interest Mothers

Chldren's White Ga1aea Skirts with novelty pockets and belts, very desirable for Seashore or camp wear sizes to IA years-Priees $2. 50 and $2.96 Infants Soft-Soled Shoes some styles that are most reasonably priced, sizes 1, ? and 3-Prces are 75c and 85c pair.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08
|NOTAS SDEMAYAGUEZ

ria, Vice-Presidente; Don Pablo
Roig, Secretario; don Enrique
San Milan. Tesorero.
Vocales: Santiago Baez,. Rodul-
70 Ramirez Vigo, Julio Medina,
Jose Sepdlveda, Enrique Morales,
Lecodet Ortiz, Ramon Freyre,
Juan Comas, Juan Ma Pujals,
Juan Bta. Cuebas, Ramon Cue
bas, Pedro Munoz, Conrado Gar
cia, Augusta N'incenty, Jose Rive
IA Olan, Arcadia Sosa, Pedro A.
Santoni, Emilio Fagundo, j.
Monteagudo Rodriguez, Jose y
Adrian Ros, G. Fiesta, j. Villero,
Mario Cuebas, Pablo Medina y
c. Carbonell.
Fueron nombrados los sefores
Julio Medina V Gonzalez. DR.. Guz-
man Rodriguez y don Enrique
San MILAN para redactar la ex-
posicion que ha de darse como
Ger al pdblico ell el mas breve
plazo.
En- esta reunion prevaleci0 ell
mas alto espiritu de patriotismo
Y solidaridad, notandose el entu
siasmo entire todos los elementos
ALI reunidos, dispuestos Il la lucha
por el ideal.
-Hemos tenido ell gusto de yer
completamente restablecldo al
Lctlo. Gnillermo Ii. Moscoso quien
dcsde hoy Sc ha puesto al frente
de su oticina.
Reiterdmosle nuestra felicita
c4Gn.
CorvcSponsal.
ATayagiicz, febrero 5.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08

Aver Sc efectuo el sepelio del
Icadaver de don Francisco Rodrf-
guez. Numerosos amigos 10
acompai1aron hasta Ia fosa y una
isecci6n del cuerpo de bomberos
al cual pertenecia con la Banda
! Municipal, lie hizo los honores CO.
rrespondientes.
En- la ma1ana de aver sc des-
pidi0 de nOs0tros la agraciada Sc
fiorita Josefita Aponte para su
residencia de Mayagiiez-Arriba.
La seiOrita Aponte es miembro
distinguidO de nuestra sociedad
~ su ausencia sera muy sentida.
Esperamos verla menudo por
esta ciudad dOnde sc lie aprecia V
distingue.
Sc encuentra entire nOsOtrOs
ell LcdO. FlOrenciO Borrero Cor
dero, reputado 0ptico, a quien tu-
vimos ell gustO de saludar.
Grata permanencia.
Ell policia Zen6n Ortiz sor-
prcEdio al indiEiduo Sinforoso
Alcquin ell los momcntos Ell que
sustraia varios objet0s de la casa
/ Gonzalez Padfn & Co. Zcn0n fue
puesto a disposition de la Corte
Municipal.
En- la morada del seiior Celc-
donio Carbonell tuvo lugar ano-
che una animada reunion con ell
fin lie organizar ell ComitG indie
pendentista. resultando electos
con caracter provisional los sc1o-
res siguientes:
DR.. Manuel GuZman Rodriguez,
Presidente; DR.. Jose Ramon Frei-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08
FlRLANCIA DEMUESTRA SU
GRATITUD AL REY ALFONSO
XIII.
Ell REY DE ESPANA Y Ell EN-
BAJADOR FRANCES

Ell REY DE ESPANA Y Ell EN-
BAJADOR FRANCES
Madrid, % de enero.
Ell Rey Don Alfonso concedit
audiencia privada al Embajadol
de Francia, M. Alelite, a quier
acompa1o Ell Introductor de Ean-
'bajadores.
La entrevista fue carinosisima
v en- ella. hizo entrega M. Alelite
al Rey de la medalla que como de-
mostracion de gratitud lie conce
dc Francia.
Los 'periodicos encarecen la i'm
portacia dc semejante distinction.
LO QUE QUIEREN LOS PUE.
Bios DE ARAGON
Zaragoza. %.
Sc ha celebrado la anunciada
asamblea de los Ayuntamientos
aragoneses. Las bases aprobadas
en- ella dicen:
"Queremos la un;,dad de la pa
tria espanola, sin que este suponga
uniformidad nj centralizaci0n
Queremos la autonCinia de los
| Ayuntamientos Y la sustituci0r
de las Diputacioncs provinciale
Dor una 'Diputacion regional. -
EN- Ell AYUNTAMIENTO DE
BILBAO
! Bilbao, %.
En- la session cclebada en- e
/ Ayuntamiento de esta capital, e
concejal socialista dis;dente. seiiol
Perezagua protest6 contra la sus
pension del alcalde.
"Todos los concejales dijo-dC
bemos retirarnos como acto dc
protesta. :"
A continuation do vivas a la
autononia y Vizcaya. Los re-
publicanos lie contestaron vitorean-
do a Espana.
La session termin0 en- medic dc
la mayor tranquilidad. aur1ue Sc
c-Teraba que surgicra alg1n es
candalc.
/ PROCESAMIENTO DEL EN-
! ALCALDE DE BILBAO
! Bilbao, %.
El iuez que instruye la causa
contra el eX-alcalde de esta capi-
tai, senior Amanda por ell delito de
haber marchado al frente de una
manifestation dando mucras Es-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08
VIDA GALLEGA"

Saluda a todos sus suscritores
en- Puerto Rico y les participa que
su representation csta establecida
va en- esta Isla, tambien tcnemos
en- dep6sito para Ia venta las 81
gl,icntes o5ras de la Region de
Galicia d" Anduriiia'', "Alma de
la Aldca" y "Ramo Cativo' a
Sl,00 cl ejemplar.
Suscripciones 'Vida Gallega" "
en- Puerto Rico (un aHo) pesetas
1850 ptas.
ST sa suscripci6n esta vencida
puedc rcnovarla dirigiendose a
Agcncia dc Vida Gallega, "
Box IA, yiegues, P. R. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08

'11Mdel corriente mes.
En- esta oficina Sc facilitaran
modelos de proposiciones y Sc da-
ran los informes que los interesa-
dos deseen obtener.
F. L. AMADEO,
Advt. Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08

81 QUIERE listed COMPRAR O
vENDER Bonos y Acciones de Ban
cos. Centrales, y otros valores, fincas
riisticas y urbanas, colocar tomar d.
nero en- hipotecas pignorar valores,
dirijase N. Llauri y Comp, Tetuan
mum. 6, San Juan. p. r. Tel6fono 2S7.
tAdvt.I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08
CANTARA DE REPRESENTAN.
TES DE PUERTO RICO.
AvIso DE SUBAsTA.
Oficina del Secretario.
Febfero S de 1919.

La Secretaria de la Camara de
Representatives. aldmitira PROPOSE
clones en- pliegos cerrados para i'm
preston de documentos legislativos
durante la legislature ordianria del
alo actual, deidc esta fecha has
ia las nueve de la manana del dia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08
PUEDEN CASAR,SE

La Corte de Distrito, secci6n Sc
gunda ha decretado rcto y disuel-
to ell vineulo matrimonial que unia
a nuestro amigo, el senior Ovidio
Colon Marquee con la senora &c
rara Rodriguez.
Esta resolucion les fa,c,llta para
contraer nucva5 nur'cias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08

pana., euando era alcalde d5ct0
auto de procesamiento contra el.
La disposition del Juzgado eau
50 enorme sensation.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08
isUENA PoRTUNIDAD!

-
popo de LOO me-
trOsc
Ademds vndo Gale Canals ranch6
renta 21o
informes djase
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
ICotDs Ano GRIPPE YIELD
|IO cAlOTABS OVERNIGHT

To bs~ak UP 4 cold over night ~
10 cut .but m attack of iniu@nss
OF grippe. physicians and druggists
are nov Recommending Cslsishs.
the nsw sspsealsss cslonel tass j..
purified hom MI dsngsrou. and
sictrnina effects Tho-* who have
tried i, s.v thst II acts like magic,
by far more effective and certain
than ID. old styl. cslomel. hereto.
lore recommended hy I'll phss.e,sns.
One CslMsh OH the tongue At
hed time With = .w~llo~ NJ water.
---ibs.s Ill. No saiss. mn nausss
nor the slightest Interference With
sstins work ~ pleasures. Next
morning vo1s cold hss vsnl.i.-d
snd your shai. SYSTEM s+ely feirs.h.
"a snd purified Csiaaah. II .oid
ealy in orig'ns sealed packages.
price .hirty-hys cents Res IA.
asadsd snd guaranteed by all drug.
gi.,s. fnus mon~y back il 800 are
no, deiishtea adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
Ministers Meet.

TIE Nloissers Association Non
iay~Jsnuav 18Th 1879 expressed
their high spprrcis,lon aud gave
their h"sFty endorsement III Tbs
CITY Council ~ psasing the City
nrrsinspce IN raising The age limit
tss simistsnfs IN the Pool Room
from ~ 10 II years
Ii sa soFsi move Ia t..e righ,
it'4s.t,4n Ne trust that All In.
ssssi perpls will ss+4s HE LI's
I.gnc,i ia psos@rtine tbs character
n our yosshs saa s~lteFlng The
,norals a nur beautiful cifs.
John y Hollanf. Sssy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Clement
spent Tuesday In Nashville,
Miss. Msdslsan Frost -pen. ls4,
week at NcEwsn With relatives aad
friends.
Misses Jsttis Dean and LATHE
Coleman are visiting relatives and
friends in Nashville this week,
Miss Mayme Bryan 10 spending
this week in Nashville with reis'
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Oaubenspeck.
have moved here irom Williamson
County.
Mr.. and Mrs., James rdwel! have
moved here from Burma aud are
located in West Dickson.
Rev and Mrs h, l. Gregory
spent "Wednesday in Nashville Al.
tending the Inauguration .. tiov
4 II Roberts.
Mrs James Pulley, oi Jackson
IL the guest 1T her psrru,s, Mr. AMI
Mira J Il, ballard. and other se)s
ilyrS
Mas Wil,le ps,ls a !naehIA.
CI MS the as,tsctis- Weekend
CUES, q! bet, saat, Mir a. W
Mallins,
". II Walker. mAnsay, % sa-
Company Ssore AZ Alleps t,ees
spent Saturday night su3 Sunday
here wi,h hls family
There viii 10 an entertsiaAcu,
oil the CnIe-turs school house FRI
das nl6Ai Proceeds TO Ne used
i0r heuehs Il school.
Mrs. {. A, Miller. u nasani
osls,, arrived here Monday ntcn,
sg visig 10 her mother Mrs
Mamie l.. Walker.
The Young Peoples Aiss,on =
Socle,y viii raeet With Miss Estl ~
Janes. Saturday. Jan. 18Th. y,
thcif social meeting. An iaistss IN
program has been arranged sgi l
tsA slesn1sace 10 aesired.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

Miss Edith Batg- entertained
the Giyls Ffv- Hundtefi iuh. and
IA puu,he, nj andi,ionsl quests
sa'urdag siternosn ~ c"HpiI
sp@y,i set Mf.s r.lgsb~th- sAi'h ~
Dsnlson. Texas
Al tho conclusion a The gstne 4
asisd eanfse as srff''i Ihs
guests included Misses kiashest
smith Mayma BRYAN. Marie Smith
MARI Barnett. Sara Heggte, Mona
Curtis. Mayhelle Cuaa and EthsI
NpRe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

leishin, Sn,,a s,.,, ~,,i
IN Nashy,ll.
w., mi IN N.xhvln.
~ ......
" l., Heed AMI vile 1t Rusklu,
Hooper s,.smnre has returned
siom tes DAYS visit At ClarAsy,il.
". L. Foster in spenito,y lew
days With his father at Cumberland
Furnace.
-,
here tuesday morning "a route IN
sylvia.
Mrs, II /, Evieshy leit Monday
r.lai,v.s At r,,nton
Mas,e, Hardin o'Neal Thama.
Ia being entertained this week with
George Gatewooi and wife. Of
Camden. have been spendin, A few
dsys here visiting relatives
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

Mr.. q. Y Clark entertained Il .
Five Hundred Club Friday night, q,
last week. Refreshments we're
served.
DR.. Il Y Walker, who was dsnSs !.
oasiy i'll ior several ~ee ks. suffering
an atisek ct erysipelae, has praeiit
Ally recovered aud IL able to he oat
again
]. X Harper aud II, &. Sensing.
local agents Tor the Mutual Lie
Insurance Go ~ New York. have
opened up offices in the Baker build
ing They returned "Wednesday
from Nashville. where they attend.
OIL meeting Of the state Agents
Mr~. Cattle Iunn. wife ni ESQ J
A. l.uan died al the home ~ her
daughter, Mrs Everett Fumef, ia
I Sayfvitis.. Wednesday nrotniug
after only ipw days Illness Her
rsmai0a wIll he bsauaht here Fri
day afternoon ann tu'e,ment vii
tsk- place in luipa Cemetery at
$50.
joe u Woodar u Nassvllle
aud Miss Nina Mai!ocs. Il Jones
Greek wsye united IN marriage in
the hu+intss office 1T the Na,phree
Prod sce Co, Tuesday afternoon
E-a \ y English offiristiug r e
groom, spd sa,ts lsig an the eses,pg
train fs their iuture home IN Nash
vile.
Lieut., Daytoa Watson arrived
home from France Thursday 1T
lat week He wa. ,he honor guest
Of card party Friday at The home
u Mr.. and Mrs Q V Clark HE
parents. Mr. and Mr., ] : Watson
have beer keeping OPEN house since
his srri1s ard numbers II his
irieu,ts have called to welcome hirn
home He talks mos. fascinating
ly ot hls experiences aud hi- msny
lnisre<tll Z souvenirs. bot the enfs
hi. friends most admire are hls tour
decorations tor h'av@fy Z wound
stripes. aviation saglr aud the
Croix de- Guer~ The latte, wss
given 20 him by zen ps,sin Tie
will leave in a iex days Tor Nes
York, where he IL employed ~
artillery Instructor. His many
friends rejoice at bis rapid success
bat regret that his work iskes him
from our midst,
eousii~rshi- excitement ~as ess.
a,ed Monday afternoon abou, invs
d eli ck when the oil motor truck al
J. H. Pages ran of ol bridge
neat his bonn. in Hast 0leksen
W. Page and Will Cwbe,t. the
latter driving we're % I've truck
~hsu i, vent I'd into the ravine
aasn. five cr six feet ds@p bns
so-tunatply neither we're hurt, save =
les scratches and hruises Thss
bird. e i. a dangerous ons. it being
onIy ahou, seven feet side and &c
attn led thu, i. takes 40 expert
drv. 10 eross II aud this IL the
second accident al this nature tbst
aas happened there. Aoras--Tes
esty autsorities should ace thss
rev bridge lie put 10 there ~ II
nay save the city > lawsuit and
dausases samsiins- By the vsy.
]. H. Gays he wcali bsins ssli no~.
bot - he IL 81 sidernan. be didn'I
vans 70 sae himself.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

STRAYED-TFo steers. rear odd
past. 0ae fsd and rhi,a .fssstsd
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

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