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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
FILLING WAR SERVICE
PAPERS WILL CONTINUE
(Continued From Page one

pre-service address. post-seryice adj
dress. date and place 81 birth, length.
Of residence in Maryland. race. na
sionaiity. religion, next Of kin ednca-
tfaa. occupation other special facts of
personal history, entrance into service.
date, assignments. location. rank and
duties. termination III service, mans
ner. actions In which engaged, wounds.
capture by enemy. death. decorations.
land citations
The blanks viii be on hand for q
few days AT the same places which
handled the work On Saturday. and Il
is desired hat everybody make an OF.
fort to have the records Of all ser
vice men filed before they are col
iected and sent To the baltimore head
quarters Of the Maryland Council OF
Defense rs complete Besides being
obtainable ali many places in the
county they may be had ~ calling or
writing 10 the ONCE Of the Secretary
for Anne Arnnde county Major Hugh.
RI Riley Full instructions for 6llinG
will accompany them.
A number of applications for the
blanks have already been received
from former residents of the county.
coming from AZ FAR distant as Fort
SILL Oklahoma, and great interest Is.
being generally expressed in the re-
Ecording
It il felt that Il the interest III the.
work is 50 keenly FELT in places far
away from tie state the people here
will be sure 70 FIJI q record Of prac-
Etically every c0unfian III the service
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Z CANDIDATES
RUSH TO FILE AS
TIME GROWS SHORT
acontinned From PAGE One

For County Commissioners st.
George Barber. second district: ary
2. Myers, second district: WillIal e.
Johnson. of n third district; i aes
A. Walton. Annapolis. Joseph M III
kers0n, ffIh district: Malnlon Disney.
third district: c. Milton Duyan. sec
ond district; Daniel MI Arniger.
eighth district: Eden 81 Wa,ts. fourth
ilstrict:: 4 Wilson Carr. first district;
William Rubbert. fourth district
For State Central Committeeman
Major John DEP. Douw Joseph N.
Stewart, fourth district; Henry r.
Heller Eastporf: Samuel p. Chew,
ITirst district Oden b. Duckctt. arst
district Frank s. Reven. Third dis
trtct: william H McGinniss. Fifth dis
trict.
Delegates TO State Convention
George =. RAllman Annapolis; cflas.
4. Juhb, third districs Arthur Trader,
third district
Republicans
For State Senator william III.
Meade, OF Eastport: John Bowie, OF
odenton; Charles II. Russell. OF j..
Annapolis; Philip Morgan. Glen Bur-
ME.
For House Of Delegates James O
Drury, eighth district: Louis Il Sell
CERT First district; Louis Schramm.
third district.
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court ]
Clayton Brewer. Annapolis
For States Attorney James MI
Munroe. Annapolis.
For sheriff Benjamin i. Humphrey.
fourth district.
For County Commissioners Charles
Nj Green, fourth district: David w.
Collision, first district: Charles E.
aemson. htird district: Joseph 81 Girls
com. second district
For State Central committeemen
Dir Louis 3. Henkel, James p Field.
meyer. Or. John Ridouf, Charles f.
Basil, Robert sye and John &. Bar
rand. of the county: Fielder Brown.
and John Johnson
Delegates to State Convention Oil
yer 4 Green. Newton 3. spriggs. John
n Matthews
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TWO LITTLE BOYS
MISSING FROM Hoa
lIanllnnea FROM Page One.

sNssnt tnNea From Isage unes
are lost Ia the woods. as there III hot
very ihiekly wooded tract ia the VI
entity
Acting ON the possibility that they
may have found sane means d get
ting 10 baltimore where they hare
relatives, their father went 70 hat
ellis today e enaeayor Is locate thelyss
While their uncle a /. Rurns, az Ear
leigh Heights. canap u Annapolis To-
ask for the sheriflfs ALL
When hey ieft their homo both Of
the little boys were barefoot and with-
out hats The elder. according ID the
description furnished to The anihoFi-
lies today has iight brown hair, and
mas dressed III 4 white waist and cor
.iuroy pants Ills hra1her has black
hair and brown eyes and wore ronp-
.ers With red IL tho wrists and knees.
The sheriff. i heputlps at PASADENA
have been notifea. ami they viii take
up ne search while awaiting the news
obtained rs The father IN Baltimore,
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y ~ ~ ~ = -
lions should be
used with care.
not mingling too
many IN one dish.
Bright spla mes 81
red vivid green
or yellow give
rest to the appe
Slfe.
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anlack nanee- / Success

3 81 has been announced by The chairs
man lf tho committee on furnishing
and eauinping tho Maternity Ward at
the Emergency Hospital that tbs
'bIoek dance given on The carnival
ground, foot d Main sfrnet was
Ertslf success The saesfad nights pa-
iranaea exceeded thai IL tlie tlrst, and
the result was highiy encouraging.
Tie handsome eenterpiese drawn for,
was ven hy Niilisia Meredith and
ore - the yakgs MS Won hy Mrs.
Robert Sommera The afhcr by Miss
Lois F9ntnn
Mrs pisryis desire II think the
ffrelnen iii Mater Witch Co and the
ladies who Sd materially aided III maxi
ing tie hospital benefit danee the
greet success Il was
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Tie
ABLN

Would you remain aiways young
and would you carry al the sny
ouaneAs and bu0yancy Of youth late
nsaturer years. Then have a care
ccncerniRg bait one tf1ing how ron
live In pour thought world. Ralph
yER16o Urine
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
Standing d The Clubs

Everything Is taxed Nowadays
even those who don't dance have g
pay the piper
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Yes.er,laA,s Results

WASHINGTON. Detroit
Chicago iileiies
New York & Cleveland
Boston, = Sc Isoti
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YESTERDAYS Results

Baltimore. 12-fi. Rochester
Binghamton 5-3 Newark l-5.
buffalo, l0-4 Jersey I'ity, 63.
Other clubs fln sen siled
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Yesterday ! Res nIts

BROOKLYN. Cincinnati Q
Chicago New York vet grounds
Other clubs MOI scheduled
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
Edle4 ) MRS. EMMA Ahsor-r 3Ae;g

Dr Stork, of Washington and fami
II are occupying their summer hons
at Arundel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

Many b fellow has been blinded by
his dazzling prospects IN fact that's.
the trouble with most prospects. They
dazzle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

Miss NJ Lucy Redmond who has
been stopping at Glen Cottage, wat
EkIna Glen. ii r. spent yesterday At
Atlantic City.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

You never can tell The orator who
eIectrifies one audience may merely
shock another.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
Results of Baseball
Games m Major
Lea CUES
NATIONAL
Today Srheslnls

Today's Srhednle
Cincinnati al Brooklyn two gamesl
pittsburgh 81 Philadelphia
Chicago Il Boston 1.-TWO
games
ST Louis 1T 36ston
Cwo gamesa
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Standlag 81 lie Glnbs
AM ERIcAN
Toda, schedule

Washington at Detroit
Athletics III Chicago
New York d cleveland
boston III ST Louis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
no Drive Ont Malaria And Bald III
The System

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TAsTELESs chill TONIC You know
what You are taking, ais the formula
is printed on every label. showing Il
lis QuININE and IRON In tasteiess
form. The QuInine drives out the ma
.Iaria, the Iron builds up the system
Price coo.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

Mrs Clarence Il Clemson. wh2 hat
been visiting her mother III ST. Mary.s
county for several weeks has returned
home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

Miss Kate VI. Randall an Miss Adele
Randall, OF Randall Place. are s,end-
Ing two weeks eli Monterey Inn. Blue
Ridge Summit.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
MaER SALADS

skill Is required Ia arranging salads !:
the garnIshing is most important.
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Slandlne 81 Thc l,IuIls
INTER NJ ATTONAL
Toda,'s sclledule

Toronto at Reading
Binghamton al Newark
Buffalo at Jersey q ty.
Other clubs not scheduled,
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DISTINGUISHED Visitor
Y Arundel on file. Bay

Aalalls the distinguished visitors en- I
sFa8teii i lrundel-on the Hay yes
f'a5g VAS Capt George Townsend,
assa q fenrned from eighteen
sea.l,s service overseas with the.
saleaan FsSpeilj tionary Forces. Capt
.eaaselssi s held IN affectionate as-
.'fil " he .,randeiites. as his par
1 aere induced Il take mp their
inner residence there for the bsne-
81 fAe lad health. then mare
q senie fen years Capt. Town
atiii5 1 hearty welcome awaiting
s ysstarsias During his asFvice
1881 be 8aa number III medals
= s.ss tlfei Tor distinguished honor
~ 81 ayeFy ~ several occasions. He
ss st.lll5s ;ite Croix de Gnerre by
Is Hea Government. ana was
ssssSli Il sler medals hy the English
= s...ll ertlnents. Capt Town
a3s ftfaer Lincoln Town
aaa brother-in-law, Capt,
ESD seisrs we're guests yester-
Fas1ael.on.the Bay Of the
q Mayor G Graham.
OF Washington. was
sd slsest of Miss Mary Vel
f's irildel-on- the Bay
Mr. F. Vi. Miller. 0i
II, ne have been occupying
Rage for the past fort
aAse farned home.
4.liis q Mf. Charles b Alb
as '',afe been spending fort
Ter summer nome, Abbotts.
sysFii returned home today,
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Railroad.
mxD.erTE TERMINALS


Eyalf Hourly Service Morning and EyenlnS
Between annapolis, Baitfna0re ana
washington and Camp Meade
tWashingt0n and Camp MeAde
"a aaefwera change at Naval
Academy 1uncki0nl
LEAVE AHNAPOLIs
gEesf Ete0et Stsst0n
ssn vyso 40. 6.SO. TO, xT.50. 9. 20. 80
IA. ~. III 10 A MI. 12-20 20. I'D. 81
$40. x4.J0. Go. sd.2o, TO, 50. AS-1s
ITO A. n
Leave Naval Academy Gate 20 minute.
ST. and College Ase.s saxen tal mtnnSe
earlier.
LEAVE &s2IsTxN0&M
az x7zS ass. az. 1035. 11.aS a d
- 81 LIS as5: &.sE MssG&s ~ x6lg8
Ha 81 -. 80. 1i.Ss E. M., y2saa
All Fraina receive 81 discharge nneseNeers
NJ Ioeaf noi1sg between Annapolis And
4val Academy 1gnckdon and AZ A1aBfh.
eHm pn signal
xmAwE gvsAssERNGTse1E
ana. as. s.eS. 0B. laos. 1f.0S a. ~. 12:a6
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sos. 7.05. R.Dk 14ez r. D.. 11aH A. y
xDnfiy except Eunsssy-
Connecting ~ 0deMt0n wlSA III ~ -
0EsOeai Annap0Ils ~ BslfaMgnE.
por sickess and lnfor1aa9fsln apply "a
ouv city ticket Offices west street. HEGkfflA.
Ssate House Station, College Avenue ard
Blmden EfxeSfA: GMTvea Hall. Maryland
Haeeg OAAee u. 8. rs. A.. for 0lzfeera mid
naAppaen efEw cpnRec3e9 Mash she M@Esi
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
Receiving Cen tI0ns
ON birth ~ DaaslIl Her
Guest Az Naval
Hospital aIIOmSe No. II

Captain and Mrs. James q. Field, 81
s. NJ, have been entertaining Al House
No. i, Naval Hospital grounds, over
the weekend the following guests:
MRS. Mnrell K Buckler, Of New York
and Mrs. John g Robertson, of Dali
las, Texas. Captain Field Is medical
director Of the Naval Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas wv Kemp, Miss
Louise Kemp and Thomas W Jr.. who
have returned from Cape May are
visiting Mrs. Kemp's parents, az Muir.
ray Hill
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
xaiafed from
AIrago Here

e. zil,l Mrs. q. Ii. Mitchell and son
lr.. iaotored here from Chicago
nj l..ge bren spending few days at
T,,4it Z mar Galesvillc o. H. Mitch
Is lbs Just returned from over
VS., where he spent 4 year IN Ger
n.5s II fil the Motor Trnck Company.
4 i399 III. The Mltchells former
dol ii this county owning the
fsegsea farm near bay Ridge, which
,bet tllA q year or two ago to Trux-
taa Hale They Will motor back to
iear5 today stopping Al Philadel-
D.a fir i visit
Esther Il. White. formerly Of
Bnnap3is Who spent the past week
rtstIpg the fanily Of her brother.
clarence ii White Of West Annapolis,
sal Dtller relatives and friends In the
rly lpfi Yesterday To return to In
dan Head. Md. the home Of her Iath-
II AMI tram there she will 90 TO Aah-
laaa I'LL where she has been Il teach-
IL the public schools for the last
teo years
Dr William n Iollidayoke has re-
iufnea io his residence HI the city
rom vacation spent AT Ocean city.
vi
Mrs. bowers. wife of Commander
IoAn i. bowers. Of The Nayy. and three
eaidren. John, Kent and Richard. are
nov ii Philadelphia visiting COM
sander Bawerss who u anMigned 20
30 batileship Louisiana. which VIII
b in port there for some time.
Nr Angelo weller, Of washington,
ras lie weekend visitor at MARTA
atge. ARUNDEL on-the- Bay. where he
listed his mother Mrs. M /. Weller.
ileat Col j ri Abbott. u s. a.,
0amandant Of the military depart
rent % the State College Of Agricul-
the FarniilgdaIe. +, Fl spent the
Weekend with his mother. Mrs, VIII
lala y Abhoti al her country home,
arundel alt-t Iie Bay.
Ms Callahan, or Washington, who
spending lie summer with her par
rs MaYar and Mrs. r G. Graham,
4 ARUNDEL -on.the Bay was the guest
luncheon saturday OF Mrs Toby,
g King George street.
~ Siraitan and friends, motored
or from Washington yesterday and
speni tlle day III the Courts cottage
N.Ss Fanlax az Washington, II the
safsf II lgie Misses Harris. at Oak
lstae Afuadel-on he-Bay.
tnne Graham. daughter Of
Mi apd Mrs. n 81 Graham, u
AfaHdsleensthe Hay has been visiting
sfs 6illett wife q Col. Gilistt. nt
rs, Point
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Miss Helena Pinkney, who, since her
return from q Baltimore hospital, has
been visiting friends In Annapolis. II
now the guest Of Mrs James Nj Ma
gruder. wife of Or. Magruder. Canon
OF the Pro Cathedral. Baltimore, ii
Hockey HALL. near Annapolis
Mrs. James Ct Courts, OF Washing
ton, motored over yesterday and spent
The day At her cottage At Arundel-on-
the Bay.
Prof and Mrs Arturo Fernandez
who have been visiting III New York
for = fortnight, have returned TO their
home on Duke Of Gloucester street
Mrs Graham, of washington, spent
the week end with her sons family.
at their cottage It Arundel-onsthe-
Bay.
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Bank CLERK
] Ont Again

/ .
James OF Bush. d popular clerk III
the Annapolis Bank, who was injured
last week IN collision with mn an
tomobile while riding his bicycle, Isl
able to be out again, and was at his
desk at the bank today for the flrstl
time since his injury. Mr.. Bush Isl
still suffering from the result Of the
accident. but IL able to be about again
His return among them after his dis
ability was greeted by many friends.
One OF the regular midsummer
dances was given at CaryeI Hall onI
Saturday night. The attendance was
very Eood. and the party bf young neo1
Iple spent q very pleasant evening Of
dancing
Mrs. Frank Fell and niece, Miss Mar
saret Bpsch left On SATURDAY for n
we6st's soaanrh Cul Long island, \
and also to visit mrs Feii's hrbthsrI
william Il. Busch, and wife. ut Say
vllle, Ii /. They expect to return with
Master william Bond. who has bees
spending his vacation with his Bheia
and aunt st sayviila Mr. Basch Il
connected with the u s. Radio De-
partnletit 1T said place,
Receiving GQngratR latI0ns
on birth OF Daaglitar
Instructor GiOdaton 81 the
laval Academy ara sIrs Houston. are
receiving congtat ulations on the birth
Of d daughter. Norm August u.
This maraing d son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gesner. The
new arrival made his bow at the Emer-
gency Hospital maternity ward
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

Mr. F. Vi. Miller. 0f
IN, Rho have been occupying
il ss age for the past fort
~ turned home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

ilasi3eil. OF Washington. was
s, 4 s1iest ot Miss Mary Well
81 Arundel-on- the- Bay.
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ReaF street Sts9k0n
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20 1.iI pff. fka.a. e. 90. 100 a. q
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31

their annual lawn social and sale with the benefit of the church.
 Miss Ruth Long of Hill Top spent the week end with friends in Mystic.
 Alfred Comstocls. son of MT. and Mrs. l.. A. Comstock. is attending a summer school at Philadelphia.
 William Bolles, son of Mir and Mrs Reuben Bolles. and Matthew Geary, son of Mrs. Thomas Geary, who have been in service overseas. have return ed to their homes in this village.
 Mrs. Annie Bossartt of Boston has spending the past two weeks as the guest of her sister. Mrs. Harry Rier
 Miss Marian Fisher has been enter taining Miss Elsie Hoffman of Hamp- ton.
 Charles Kingsley. who had arisen early Monday morning, noticed an odor of smoke, which he soon discov- cred came from the barn which Henry Allen, the Montville express driver uses for a garage for his runa bout. MT. Kingsley aroused MT. Allen. who upon investigation found tha t. the car was fire. the seat being nearly all burned out as the gasoline tank to the car is located near the seat. But for being discovered in time. there must have been ap explosion. The wind was blowing toward MT. Aliens house, which is very near. The car, which is new ono. purchased a few weeks go by MT. Allen, was badly damaged. Mr. Allen is unable to state how the fire started He had the car out Sunday
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tatoes and ffankforts and prepared coffee. Sandwiches were provided all SO. A good delegation from the league was present.
 Earle Howe has returned. after a few days stay in New York.
 Mrs. A. N. Clarke, superintendent of the Cradle Roll of the Baptist church. entertained the members and their mothers at her home. Wednes- day afternoon from 3 to 5. The, chiI- dren are so small that no games can be played hIrt t''a nrqthers enjoy notes Biscuits nIled with jelly wee s cream. alpha uet l,-ar cnDeClates, pep permints and kisses were served The favors were frecracker fans The ba- bies who were present were William DearnTey. aged 3 1-2 years: Virginia Pacquefte, l 1-2: Erma Phillips. 5 months; Louis Gill, years; Waite Babcock, year; Dorothy Babcock. 8 Dorothy Simpson. 3; Ruth Gill. 1: Clayton Cornell. 3; Charles Simpson 3 1-2; lGeorgiaRna simpson Chester Green. 10 mouths; Marian Wilbur ? 1-2 years: Harold F'rink. 3 1-2; Ray naond F'rtnk and Marjorie Macf.ean. 3, 1-2 years.
 Prohibition has struck Railroad avenue with a. vengeance. not only affecting the numerous saloons but all so seeming to have hlighted the theSMAples be trimmed on the railroad
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31
Norwich Bulletin. WiIlimantie of-
 6ces a Church St. Telephone 1o5.
What Is Going On Tonight.

E What Is Going On Tonight.
 obwebetuck Lodge. No. 1s- I. O. O. srF.- meets at SD7 Main street.
 E Band concert at The Oaks.
 Wer<nen started Wednesday to i'm @stsH the new organ in St Mary's "a Montreal firm and is one of the lat e.est models of church organs. It re- places the old reed organ that has sz5een in the church since it was built -fn 1900. the smaller organ being new ~af that time. It is expected that it Twin take at least ten days to set up -the new organ as little more than erecting a scanolding was done We'd way for long time and has, been ex. -pected to arrive daily for about a month The motors and man from the company to oversee the fnstalla- Engine Go. No. was called to @Quercus avenue about 4-30 Wednesday Afternoon for a fire which broke out in the delivery truck owned by Wal ter H. Hfbberd of S07 Main street. THe delivery clerk who was driving the kthe origin of the fire. but seeing a flash had jumped and called the fire -department- The top of the machine was badly burned according to the = ~fremen's story. MT. Hibberd said that there was damage The fremen said that there wer a dozen or so of LroaSted egEs and several baskets of z brDiIed huckIeberries as a result of
 the fire. About fifteen gallons of chemical were used-
 Beginning this (Thursday) morn Eins there will be a police officer on rduty at the foot of JilIson Hill. which f-hss been closed for repairs. in order Eto direct the traffic at this point. rThen JiIlson Hill was closed the so- called one-Hay road was opened to
 rwO- way traffic This road has two -bad turns, one into Windham road un- der the railroad trestIe and the other lon = 1sant street. at the top of the
 TOW escapes from accidents there since the main road was closed and
 ic was decided Wednesday that it
 was best to put an officer on duty there It has been suggested that the road be closed entirely at this point -an travel passing over Bridge street. This route is taken by the more care { full drivers. as it is. The repairs on Erhe road which were started July IA were to have been finished by Mon day but the rainy weather greatly de- -1zyed matters >be traffic officer will -be on duty from - in the morning to .6 at night.
 Miss Hayes of the Connecticut Az
 Ficultural College gave a demonstra -tion on canning and drying fruits and Vegetables at The Films. the Ameri- Can Thread company's boarding house -On Main street at o'clock WedneS-
 day afternoon She showed the pro- -cesses involved in performing the
 operations and explained the various steps at the same time explaining the | reasons why 1t is essential that war time economy be carried through into | the piping times of peace. There ]
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31
UNCASVILLE

The members of the Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church were entertained Thursday af. ternoon by the society's president, Mrs. Ralph H. Melcer. at her home. After the usual business session n1em- bers of the society read selections per- taining to missionary work. A pleas- ant social time was spent, during which refreshments were served by Mrs Melcer.
 Rev. Charles c. Tibbetts. pastor of the Methodist church. has been con- fined to his home by a severe case of ivy poisoning
 Morris Frieburg will open up a store in the other part. of the BenIake building and not MT. F1orinan who. it was reported, would move from the Newton building. MT. Florman does not intend to move.
 Miss Ethel Wood. guest of Mir and Mrs. A. J. Ramage. is spending a few weeks at Ocean Beach.
 The members of St. Johns Roman Catholic church are arranging to hold
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31
CRaEs1ERFM-D

Roy Howard. son of Mfr and Mrs. William Howard of Lake EcHoHloc, who has been in France, has returned hGrnr and is visiting relatives here.
 V iiliann Cauiiins lost valuable horse recently.
 Mrs. Ce-a Williams is visiting friends on Salem street
 Mfr. ard Mre. George Afeisuer have been at Ocea, Beach for Eagr day s
 The dance zi~en in The Eureka So ciai club FhafsdaY eveninE was well attended. A s1pd amount was col lected. Ashiey's orchestra furnished music.
 The bridge at I4atimer's mills is torn down aud q new cesTnput eale ia being built by . contractor from Norwich.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gur1on Ave- Of New London were eallerF on MT. a 70 Mrs. Matt Tinker Sunday.
 Mrs. V. H. Mincr and dauEifier Of North Lyme were callers ip shis place Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31
USQUEPALJGH

Mr. and Mrs Weirs of Lakewood spent Sunday with the Iatter's broth err in- law and sister. Mir and Mrs Claude Garland.
 MT. and Mrs. John Knight and fam fly spent Sunday at the beach,
 Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin ". Smith Of fPawtucket, spent Sunday with NIT. and Mrs. Amos H. Kenyon.
 Miss Gladys --Go0diness of Nara gansett Pier was q guest Sunday oi her brother and his wife. ,sis-
 Charles Collins of Providence spent Sunday with friends ins Us- quepaugh. ~
 Richard Bristow and family of Me~t Kingston were callers here Sunday af- ternoon.
 Lieut.. Herbert F.. Lord and wife have returned to Providence, afte-