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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-20


said other things in connection which
make us believe he has no intention
to spend a dollar in that direction.
1t is true, what he says,-his
outlook, is not the general outlook in
the community. There are men in
Cordele who have actually owned and
rented houses who would be glad to
place more money in renting proper
ty. They known how to get fair
interest on their money in houses,
just as the business man knows how
to get fair interest on the money
he has invested in his business.
The investment in good house is
far mere stable and safe than in
fluctuating stock Of spring silks or
high heeled shoes whose fashion is
gone next season. The money in a
desirable cottage in Cordele can be
made far more certain fer income
than crop of cotton which must be
divided with the weevils, the sea
sons, the high labor and fertilizer
cost.
You can pirate all you want to about
the fooIishness of investing in houses
for rent. Somebody must build some
in CCrdele. The man who goes at it
in business manner, just like he
must go at any other thing, if he
would succeed, will win out with the
steadest, easiest, most sure income
of them all.
We were not born in the woods to
become frightened at the hoo-hoo of
an owl We know, and we promise
ourselves. if ever this community
stands in need of houses then like
it does now, when we get our hands
on something ahead, it is going
straight into some desirable cottage
il Cordelc. They are now with all
the high price of material, to be
mere sought as an investment than
any idle account. The man who would
insure himself a fair income, has
only to ask it in these days.
High prices are going to prevail
for some time to come. They will
never drop to the level Of pre-war
days,-not in this generation. That
is another thing as sure as sunshine
And we are glad of it, We have all
the advantages when that is the case
We have learned now to make our
own food products and have some to
offer the outside world. We hope
that will continue. If it does, as long
as the price is worth while, we will
have something to spend. We will
be able to buy what we need, and
business,-w it will always be
speeding up. The man who falls in
line and pushes now, will have the
other who waits, beaten a long way.
The man who builds houses and
gets his profit by figuring and plac-
ing a rental figure that will give it,
will not have to worry about bust
ness uncertainties.
But here is enough of that. We
have already been considered as a
fol-de-rol factory. No more of houses
for us.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-20
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?
BETTER LOOK OUT!

ment of the Netherlands granted q spe-
cial charter authorizing it's sale.
The good housewife Of Holland would
almost as soon be without food as with
out her 'Real Dutch Drops" as she
quantity calls GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
Oil Capsules. Their use restores
strength and is responsible in q great
measure for the sturdy, robust health
of the Hollanders.
Do not delay. Go to your druggist
and and nf 0 81 bis sHRRynf ssS ST with
Capsules. Take them as directed, and
if you are not satisfied with results your
druggist will gladly refund your money.
Look for the name GOLD METeAL on
the box and accept no other. In sealed
boxes, three sizes.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-20
RHEUMATISM

is completely washed out of the sys'
TEN by the celebrated SILVER Mineral
Water Positively guaranteed by
money-back offer. Tastes fine; costs
a trifle. Delivered by our Cordele
Agents, Heard Grocery Company,
Phone them
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-20

Watch them go after that federal
fund for road building. Strange how
men are just like sheep Get the
thing strated and all of them
want to go one way. One thing as,
sured-Georgia is going to get some
permanent reads out of the agita-
ton. We hope our will be among the
first.
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which fixed price lower than cost.
Most of the West-Siberian butter
producers turned to cheese making
in consequence. Peasants and cattle
owners are finding it Improbable to
keep their herds and ar selling them
The monopoly on butter introduce
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-20

ed by the Kerensky government and
perpetuated by the Bolshiviki and
other governments since, has result
ed in complete Generalization of
cattle breeding. After the monopoly
became effective butter accumulated
in the hand of the authorities until
they were at a loss to know how to
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-20
BUTTER PRODUCTION
IN SIBERIA STOPPED

Vladivostok, Feb 12,-Butter produc-
ton in Siberia has nearly stopped,
according to local newspapers
owing to government monopoly
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.asmbsrs Of Associated prsss.

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
o. all news dispatches credited to 1t
or not otherwise credited In this pa
Ger and also the local news published
herein.
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Communications on all topics pub
lished when not too long and accompa'
MED by full names and address. Not
responsible for views Of contributors.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-20

display great interest in putting
their places on a modern basis, equip
ped with modern labor saving ma
chinery.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-20

dispose of it. Great quantities were
used as machine lubricant.
Today, as a result of decreased
production, the price has increased
in Central Siberia to 61-2 rubles
pound.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-20

1t is better to be up with the lark
than down with the measles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05
UN CoNsEJERo DE Los NINos

Enthusiastic por los nihos es el gran
poeta indostano Rabindranath Tago-
re.
Y por ser enthusiastic &c los nihos,
a quienes aeonseia aleceiona on sus
admirables versos, Ell MUNDo Sc a.
presura traducir a publican algu-
Helas aquf:
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TERRoREs rNrAErrLEs

Es de nsches - a ssfa hsr -
ralpiiaei6n animals ds iss eaatefsa
clones Juveniles nsuas a. hiszflss -
hora de visdas = lss nisas ia mams
attended, u eonsuFreneia.
Los ehieos "a esttn - sama.
~ padre. en- ~ rahinets AZ ssia
do. trabsia De psanio eys al98 ts
nuc, como un iiauts A. psrfe skfsa
sofocado. que ic Iiama h afsnsfsa
pues viene dei susfts de - hiis -
nor; prcsta atenei6n. si gsmals ahs
gado - repite, y satouees - - -.
ella. Lieuo a. snsisds sasisaia "a 81
60 elsctrieo y ve = - hifs ssassas
en- u cana. eon los oiss abisffss >
dilatados como rof ua hsFfaf istenss.
Core, 10 opfia.s eoafra ~ psshs y
trata dc tranquili1aflo. 81 nits fem.
Pc NJ dn y lloraf.
Ia madFs vieue, - lesra sas us
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Vicente Medina
cosTUMBREs JAPoNEsAs

Los nihos japoneses cOnocen varios
juguetes que distraen a los nihos eu-
ropeos, las muheeas iaponesas, que son
muy lindas, menajes de eocina, casas
y castillos, caballos de MADEIRA, anima.
les de carton, mascaras, tambores. "a.
tigos, etc. Juegan al barrilete, al vo.
lante, al trOmpO, con zancos, ytc., 81
divierten luchando Y, en- el invierno.
hacen fgurones de nieve y les arroian
bolas de 10 mismo.
Ciertos juegos les son partieulares:
81 juego del tigre de Corea, del mono
atado, Ia caza las eigarras, etc,
silban en- un tubo de bambd para
lamar al aire una pequeha bola muy
iviana y deben recibirla en- Ia eorneta
a Ia cual esta sujeto cl tubo; las nj.
fas juegan a la peIOta eantando una
eanci6n apropiada.
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tas son dos fcstas nnanimrmratr et
lehradas he mn extreme ~ ofra dsI
Japdn ~ tcrcer dia dci terrer mer
tiene lugaf ia fiesta de ias niHss. Ha
mada gcHeralmcnte hesta ~ las rHf
iecas thinamatsui los fiendas
llenan de mubccas aeompaaadaa 3r 81
moblaie Fl De u vaiiIia les ~
necas. cn general. estan vesttias ron
trajes De "a antigua arirssraels e
prcseutando. tn minIatura. tada ia sat
te De Ia antieuedad. Ellas arren Is
"a alderman una espeeie ds afaf au
Sc lcvanta eu las sasas don1e hav
una nina de menos ds siefe ahas -
moda oxice que 81 ters - -
eualquier bebida mng dnlsa
n punto dia ~ quiufo ~
ne lugar ID fiesta de los alaA.ates
dc las artcmias. llamada tanE1 = -
ku, este Is n dia de la festa a. ies
nihos. 81 yeuden rs las fifndss
guetcs DC todas elases afsas. fefhas
mazas. alobardas. IVY Ep todas Iat sta
dadcs ruehlos. delanfe IL .ada e.sa
que teuga un niao mrnor aa rafe aaas
se levanta un mssfl de hamba. afa
dos ~ u alto anormes reers fe r-ref
De dolores hrillanfes 4us 3 isafa
"a y agifa
Los padres evrfesaa as q d.
quc srs nihas ramouten ei arra
vida. a rss1r de los abstseui1s. s1ua
u catpa remonta ias irs. ~
Ia corrirnte.
los iaponeses fnenfan sfa1
pariir del IL. ds enefo 1sf afa sa FL
eual se ha nacilo y r. ahafa 81 as
cada 10. de enero. asf se dee fre
nibo nacido en- 1919 tsnr das n6ar e.
enero de 1914 Liaman rvsnt1f Fl
periodo de N vida qne "a de eli
nacimiento las veInft sfos. es
madura ie les veiute lgs suafenfa.
iez de los currents 4 ~ seseuta ~
sesenta un anivevsario ~ eriahsa
solemnemeuts - considers - rrine
pio de w n1svo eieio. como n De- ana
uueva vida.
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Ell cENso De LOS HEaMAros

~ svtraaa maBera come nlxauos na
meros, eonvencionalmsnte eomhlaaies
nos rcyclan eiettas verda1-s. esnfrma
eu cicrio modo e diebo ropuiar ~ e.
Y los namcros no mieuteu Todo ~ man
I do conocc ya esas eomhiaafiones qas
hay para avcriruar. por media at aaa
seric de operaciones afifmfffeas. II rfe.i
dc una persona. Il fia fn me aa..
o el dinero que licra sn ei hoisi1ie. re
70 no todo n mundo se Gia rn ana 81.
sa. en qne en- esfas rar.1as aauffisss
hay dos eosas digras fa admifat
DE- estudio d exaeiifuI serrs etffa
vagante u las mafema'ieas. sin h .aat
scrian imrasibles estos eufrefra nies
tos, y sl ialento dsi me. In ofta rfa
que erear un pasatiempo. Hega : tatef
de Il una lev inquehfanfah.
Ia ditima rareya numtrisa fa ~
gtucro es b. siauienfs. qne seata ds ID
blicar ana fetisfa inaisss
Muiiipliqaese ror de- q nsmers
herman1s varones one trnea ea.en hase
IA operation. y ahadase tres al rfafas
a.. Muitipliquese iuego r saatala4
resultantc ror eineo. afsdass % ~
nero o. hermanas - nneta sama =
multipliea por dies. = ~ pfeIa.fs =
ahade ~ r6mrro f8taf 1e hefnarns
hermanas fallecidos So feefa ~ tsta
eaHtidad eieuto tinemenfa. - m 81
fereneia. u eifra a. la dsfesha i1Iea
RI ~ ndmern ~ hefnanos fatles faa.
ia del eentro sef5 70 a6msea A. hsrns
uas quc viten. N a. la tgnIefGa ei
n6mero de hermsnes safones tfear
sslpongamns, per etmple. aHe antea
Va a haser uso dci rannrape fieae
eineo hermanos. una hefmana ~ per-
dido tres entire hefmanos hefmsaas
Tcndremos.
y es iruaf 4 ~
10 mss es innaf ta
o. y cs iguai -.
81 mss } - ieuai a ff
e6 y 10 ts iaual eco
6f0 mss 2 ss i9uai se1
go - 10 - ienal q st3
Es dceir. hermanos. hefnaaa
fallceidos a. ambos ssxos
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Jose Maria salaverria.
Los Consoles DE FELIPE

Felipe y Jorge eran dos ninos, hi
jos de una viuda tan pobre, que ape
mas lograba con su trabajo ganar 10
mas indispensable para Ia vida.
No habia podido enviar sus hi
jos ala escuela, porque su pobreza
no lie permitia comprarles la ropa
necesaria.
Felipe, ell mayor de los ninos, que
era un buen muchacho, d6cil v obe-
diente su madre, deseaba mucho
poder ayudarla y mejorar su triste
condici6n.
Como Felipe era tambien nino a.
tento y servicial, cierto dfa que des-
empeh6 con mueha diligencia un en-
cargo de un vecino, le obsequi6 este
con un par de conejos blancos.
Felipe volvi6 su casa muy con-
NtentO, y mostr6 su madre a su
hermano Jorge, ell hermoso regalo que
acababa de recibir.
BESIDE aquel dia los dos ninos Sc
1 dedicaron a cuidar con tanto, carifo
sus eonejitOs, que estos crecierOn
muy mansos. POGO. tempo despues,
la henbra tuvo varios eonejitos, tam
bien blancos, y POGO a POGO fue au-
mentando Ia crfa.
FL earino con que los niios cria-
ban estos cOneios, pues desde peque-
iiitos los habian acostumbrado ser
mansos Y a recibr de sus manos to-
dos los dias ell alimento, fue una cir
'cunstaneia muy favorable para los hi
jos de la pobre viuda.
En- efecto, Felipe, que era un mu-
chacho vivo inteligente, Sc resol-
vic a vender algunOs de sus coneios
para prOcurarse de esta manera algo
con que ayudar a su madre.
'Comunic6 su proyecto Jorge, quien
10 aprob6, Y una buena maiiana Sc
fueron ambos nifos la plaza del
mercado, llevando euatro de sus her
mosos conejos blancos.
Sc sentaron cerca de una esquma
y dejaron vagar libremente los cone
jos, esperanto que la buena srerte
les enviara algdn comprador.
Por fortuna, Ia docilidad man
sedumbre de los animalitos atrajo la
atenci6n a los paseantes, en- POGO
tempo pudO ell buen Felipe venderlos,
recibiendo en- cambio algunas monedas,
que corri6 llevar su madre.
Lagrimas de algeria corrieron aquel
dia por las mejillas de la pobre viuda
que, enre 81 fondos de su coraz6n, di6
gracias a Dios por haberle dado tan
buenos hijos.
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tierna, logra conquistar la atenci6n
de todos los ninos, por diferentes
que sean sus edades.
Lo mas importante es el asunto. FL
asunto del .cuento infantil debe ser de
indole rudimentaria. I'm asunto in
fantil es bueno cuando Sc refere a CO.
sas que estan cerca de Ia imagination
del nino. Por ESQ a mi hiia no lie intere-
saban los amores de una princesa, nj
le importaba que Sc casase el hijo del
rey, nj que el viejo avaro deshereda-
Sc sus hijos. Esos son fen6menos de
una vida superior que estan lejos del
radio infantil. Amor, casamiento, ava
ricia, terminus abstrusos que un nilo
desdena.
En- cambio mi hija admiraba las aven-
turas de un gorri6n que Sc meti6 en- un
gallinero; las peripecias de una maripo-
sa azul Ell un campo de flores; ell apu-
rO de un perro a quien cOrt6 Ia cola
un enanitO juguet6n.. !. Introduciendo
en- los cuentos una cOnsecuencia una
fnalidad moral, poniendo en- el cuen-
to una terminologia accessible, sc 10.
gra despertar la fantasia del nifio v
acostumbrar su alma los principles
de la etica.
Asi han procedido los grandes cuen-
tistas infantiles, que forecieron casi
siempre en- los pafses del Norte. Desgra.
ciadamente en- nuestra raza no tene-
mos 10 que llamariamos un literature
clasica para ninos. Nos cuidamos muy
POGO del niiio; no procuramos prolon-
gar hasta muy tarde la edad pueril !;
nos encantan los niios precoces que ha-
blan de noviazgOs prematuramente tPor
que cortar tan pronto el candido velo
de la ingenuidadg. Con esos nifios
que estan enterados de todo, hacemos
esos hombres que carecen de curiosidad
frente la selva sonora inquietante
del mundo.
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LA HUERFANA

Ell festfn va conclude,
Dele la opfpara mesa,
Y andaba con lento paso
Por una oscura calleia,
Cuando percibf una nina
De rodillas en- elslodo,
La mano extendiendo tremula
En- demanda de socorro
Con que aliviar su miseria.
La mire, lance al instante
En- su mano una moneda,
Y Ia dije:-Corre, nina,
Core tn casa, que hiela.
No tengo casa.
-Pues vete
Donde tn madre tie espera,
DOnde acaso por ii llore. :.
Una expression de tristeza
Pleg0 el fino Y yerto labio
DE la nina pordiosera
Mi madre ha muerto-me diio-
va nadie por mi Sc apena,
Solo la piedad me ampara
CuandO halo piedad. Soy buerfana
yenci6 Ell dolor. Por mi rostro
Rod6 una lagrima acerba,
Y de scr casi dichOso
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Rabindranath Tagore
la N1NA BuENA

Mia, Sc We que eres bucna;
nina, Sc We que cres sana;
nina, sc We que eres limpia
como los chorros del aqua.
tAd6nde vas tan ligera
Y sola, tan de mafanal
Como una rosa de Mayo
llevas de hermosa In caral
-Vov a Ia fabrica aquella
que esta al pie de Ia montana;
aquella gr0nde que tiene
las chimeneas tan atlas.
Voy ligera porque pronto
daran las tres campanadas,
Y quiero estar en- mi puesto
para no perder mi plaza.
Mantengo n tres hermanitos;
mi madre esta enferma en- cana /,
mi padre, que era tan bueno,
hace un afo que nos falta.
Me levanto muy temprano,
aun mas temprano que el alba,
Y va me dejo a estas horas
arregladita la casa.
--Anda con Dios, hija mia:
81 hermosa tienes Ia cara,
mas hermosa, nina buena,
debes de tener el alma.
Vicente Medina.
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CANcIoN MATERNAL

HiiO mio, vamOs rio abaiO pOr In
existencia. Nuestras vidas habran de
separarse nucstro amor Sc olvidara
tQue te daria 70 para que % te fue.
ras7 ;Ay! Pero ;sere tan tonta que
intente comprarte q corazdn con re-
galos!
tn vida empieza; es largo tn cami
no; de un sorbo apuras el cariho que
te damos, vuclves q irte corriendo
del lado nuestro.
Tienes tus iuegos tus amigos v
es natural que Sc te pBse 81 tempo
sin pensar en- nosotros
;Nuestra vejcz, en- cambio, cs tan
oeiosal iTenemos tantas horas para
contar los dias que cayeron y para
amar en- nuestro coraz6n 10 que stem.
pre- fue dc nucstras manosl Fl rio ale
gre rompe todos los diques Sc va
cantando. Ia montana Sc queda, 70
recuerda 10 sigue con su amor.
Mi canci6n te envolvcra con su md
sica, hijo mio, como los tiernos bra
zos del amor TIE tocara en Ia frcutc
cual un bcso dc bendicioncs. ST csths
solo, Sc sentard tn lado \ ie ha
blara al dido; cuando estes entire Ia
gente, te ccrcara para hablarte de ella.
Mi canci6n, cual las dos alas de tus
suefos, Sc llevara IA coraz6n hasta el
fin de 10 inefable. Cuando Ia noehe
negra Sc tienda en- tn camino, mi can
ci6n sera sobre tn cabeza como una e..
trella fiel. Sc scntara on las nifas dc
tus ojos guiara ia mirar al alma De
las cosas.
Cuando mi voz enmudezca con ia
muerte, mi canci6n te seguirh hablan.
do en- tn coraz6n vivo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05

Y subi6 Pasionaria a Ia grupa de ~
caballo.
.......... ............ ...s#s#.
Pasionaria Sc cas6 con el caballero
del bosque, que era un hacendado due.
no de inmensas extensionese de TERRA
en- Ponce; tuvo un palacio esplendido
V vivi0 feliz muchos amos.
Su bondad su virtud hallaron re-.
compensa en- este mundo.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-29

her home.
 Louis whitcomb of Andover has his steam sawmill on Mrs. Eliza E. Daily s land.
 Miss Margaret Daly and her uncle, Patrick Daly. have returned from Saratoga, where Miss Daly went to visit her father. Michael Daly.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles M. Pinney. Mir. Pinney's mother. Mrs. William Pinney, left Saturday in Mir. and Mrs. Charles Pinneys automobile for two weeks trip to Old Orchard, Me.
 Mrs. John Collins of Danbury is the guest of Mrs. Eliza F.. Daily.
 Frank Hart of New Haven and Blahchford Hart of Cromwell are guests at R: Kneeland Jones'
 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts and three children ard Mrs. Roberts mother. Mrs. Louise Keller. of Chicago, who, have passed the summer at Mrs. E. E.. Daly's cottage. are in Hartford. visiting for the week. and at the end of that time are to return to their home.
 MT. and Mrs Thomas Lloyd and son Thomas of East Hartford were week end visitors of Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Finley
 Prof S. M Alvord. Mrs. Alvord and son, Morgan Alvord. returned Wednes- day from Ocean Grove. N. J.. where they went on an automobile trip a fortnight ago.
 Mrs. Thomas HanIon and daughter. Miss Cassie Hanlon. who have been at Alvord Acres since early in, the sum mer, are to leave Friday, the 18th, for their home at Ocean Grove. N. J.
 Mrs. E. H. Warfield and daughter. Miss Doris E. Warfeld. of Hartford, are al the Center for a vacation.
 Miss AnnabeI Post has returned from a visit in Pittsfield. Mass.
 Mrs. Elmer J. Finley is spending the week with her sister. Mrs. w. H. Le- gate in Hartford.
 James Hannon of New Britain spent Sunday with his sister. Miss Teresa Hannon, at MT. and Mrs. B. l.. Me Gurks.
 MT. and Mrs. Clair s. Hutchinson and daughter were in Middletown on Wednesday to attend reunion of the Hutchinson family.
 Miss Lavaria Fries of Readville, Mass. at one time a Bolton resident. is spending her vacation with Man chester and Leonard Bridge relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holmburg of Manchester lost their two weeks old baby recently. Mrs. Holmburg was formerly Miss Katie Lee of Bolton. She is now with her. parents, MT. and Mrs Charles M. Lee. for a few weeks stay.
 A few Bolton neople attended the wedding of Miss Hazel Robertson and Rev. Mir. Winship in Coventry We'd nesday, the 27th.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-29

and expect to remain for the winter. They have been living in Meriden for few months. ; H. J. Mandell and his mother from | New York are at their summer home here for the remainder of the season.
 A lawn party was given on the park Friday evening by the Y. r. $. c. E. was well presented. There was for tune telling also. Ice cream was on sale and a good sum was realized by the society.
 Friday afternoon at Library hall a meeting was held organizing Ellington chapter. of the Delphian society. About twenty joined then and the charter is left open for thirty days it is expect ed others will join.
 Mrs. Julia Morris of Springfield, who has been visitin~ her daughter. Mrs. c. W. Read. returned home this week.
 MT. and Mrs. H. T. Noble and Miss Carrie Noble left Friday for Sterling, Pa, where they will attend a family reunion. They made the trip by au- tomobile.
 The Congregational church is closed for two Sundays as Rev. J. T. Carter is away on his vacation.
 Miss Julia PeaSe of Norwich. who has been spending a few days with Mrs. M. c. Kibbe. has returned home,
 Miss Helen Pierson of Southbridge; Mass, is visiting Miss Marjolaine Slade this week.
 Mir and Mrs. L. c. Staples and fam ily spent the week end in Portland. Conn.
 Mrs. Harriet Pease and son Edwin
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-29
STONlNc7ON

The meeting of the -stonington fire department will be held s:rext Tues day evening for the purpose of elect ing chief engineer ande an assisting engineer. The present iilcumbents are Ed P. Teed and Charles DssNTain who have. rendered long and faithful service. They will undoubtedly be re- elected without opposition.
 Stcninston-: Pointers.
 J. Edward Fairbrother has been commissioner second lieutenant in the regular army.
 Rev. Dr. Morgan of, Detroit is in the borough on short visit.
 Hugh McDermot. who recently at tempted suicide. is now in the Nor wich State Hospital.