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Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31
JEWETT CITY

Mrs. Marie Robertson and dauxh- ters, Mildred and Veronica. of New fork nave been spending two weeks with Mrs. Fred Smith.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Roberts of Springfield. Mass, are guests at l.. D. HoWe's.
 The Epworth League held its July business meeting this week at the nome of Mrs. E. B. Cheney, in Lisbon After the business was transacted. the company gathered around a campfire on the top of the hill in the rear Of Mrs. Cheney,s home and roasted po-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31

afternoon and when put up for the night it was apparently all right.
 Huckleberries in some localities in town are quite plentiful and berrying parties are out every day.
 Crabs in the Thames river are more numerous this year than Defore TOT some time.
 Mrs. Charles Kingsley has returned after few days spent with friends in Providence.
 Miss Catherine HaHney. after a weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. Henry Church. returned to her home in East Lyme Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31

side, and if anyone doubts that it was not thoroughly done. all he needs to do. is to take a microscope and see if he can find what is left. A more mutiIated set of trees would be hard to find anywhere It is distressing to view the destruction of the shade trees. which were set out by the late Dr. William Souie and Ira F. Lewis.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31

   
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31

spending three weeks at The Naples. E A party of fourteen from here vis- ited Point Judith and .NaFFaBa ansett Pier last Thur1daY.
 Mrs. Ida FFergnscn Of Providence visited friends in this village on Sun day.
 Miss Flcrenee Denham spent Mon day with Miss Dorothy Kenyon at West kinEstoff -
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31

Wednesday morning
 Private Hallie Rivers, one of the se lective service men who left this city. has been discharged. He went over seas but did not see service at the front
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31
WTLLIMANTIC

were about seven-five women at the demonstration.
 The team from Mills Nos and s inN the Industrial baseball league, conF been several changes in the schedule recently on account of the rain which has caused numerous postponen1exts. The league standing to date is as fol-
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12
PARTITION SALE.

state of Louisiana, Parish Of West
Felieiana, 2ith Judicial District
Court
Mrs Ada NJ Gammiil Tessamentary
Executrix, Succession Of VIM. A
Porter. deceased. vs.. Mrs Jas II
Asman. ct ais
By virtue Of commission directed
to the Sheriff Of the Parish Of West
feliciana In the above entitled suit
for partition, By the Honorable the
Twenty fourth Judicial Court. In and
for the Parish Of West Fetieiaua, |
viii offer for sale al public auction TO
the highest bidder, at the front door OF
the Court House, In the town OF ST
Franctsyille, La at the hour Of eleven
o'clock, A N, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2eth, 1919
the, following described property
owned In indtyiaioa by the parties
towit
certain piece or parcel OF land
situated la the Seventh Ward cf the
Parish Of West Felieiana. La about
three miles from Wilhelm, 1r runiea
with ali buildings and Improvements
thereon. containing NINETY acfes, NOR
or less, bounded by lands Of Brandon,
II Reilly, and wsnn, and known rs the
Porter plae
Terms OF sale Casa, with bsneh'
CT appraisement
J. Fl. CLACK, Sheriff
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12
# PAYS TO CARE
FOR FARM MACHINERY
Neglect Of implements Causes Ore
Of the Biggest Leaks in farm.
ina sssIness,

One of the biggest leaks In the
farming business is caused by the
Tack Of care given farm implements
and machinery, according to l. Do
ran. assistant professor of agronomy,
Louisiana State University The
care Of farm machinery" says Mr..
noran. means tn protecting II from
The weather. ~ seeing that II is
properly operated. well fabricated
and doing only the work ftr which Il
was built and 81 making sure that
Il ss ~ all times in good working
order for the sake NJ the machine
itself and 70 avoid loss Of time III
the feld
"The necessity for taking good
care II farsf implements IL more ~
ial now than ever before The prices
are high and materials are scarce
even though the war Ia over And The
probabilities are that this condition
will continue for several ~ars
longer
Assist in the period OF recon
.truc,Ron hy conserving farm equip
ment rut money In your pocket by
taking care Of year farm implements.
Isn't hat kind Of money making as
worth Will A. soms other ktnds -
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12
ORDINANCE NO. 10

he II ofdalnsa by the Police fpry ol
the Parish OF West Feiieiana. state II
Louisiana dUi} assembled IN regular ses f,
sion this ith day ~ March 1919 that any
tyr stock found with fuu grown Texas
toyet Ticks shall be reported Ga the pro.
per authorities and owner oF agent ot
same shall be deemed guilty of a mis-.
demeauor, and subject 60 "A fine ~ not
ipsa than Ten Dollars fsl9 e0l or more
than Twenty Eve Dollars 1895 06) nr not
less than ten days tiol in the Parish
Prison of both a the discretion Of the
Court Thls ordinance 60 he Ia fun force
and effect on and after April the a0th
1919
pf T. 3 Lewis moved the adoption If
the above and foregoing ordinance No 10
which melton was duIl seconded bY Mr..
\, :. HrEsseaux. vote WAS taken ard the
roll called with the following result For
the Ordinance Msxsrs Brasseaux. Lewis,
ilnsel Austia, Harrow for Against
the Ordinance Mesars Kaufman. Harvey
Row aud aafynf against. and the
dered published according to law
G r HOWELL. President
J n MATTHEW'S, Clark.
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12
FAIR AND SQUARE"

The individual quota system. reeog
niaed eyeryw here as the Fair and
Square plan, Is 10 DO used In a large
proportion OF the Sixth Federal Re
serve district ia the approaching Vie
tory Loan campaign.
Under this plan, definite quota
based on property aud income Is a.
signed every resident OF the county,
and he is asked 10 invest that sum
Ia the Victory loan II II Intended Ia
this way TO see that every man bears
bis share OF the lead and knows bis
neighbor down the road atSe Is carry
ing his share, instead OF penafi1iag the
mors patriotic who are willing 10 iAke
ca an extra load TO put their eoaRti.a
et.i tls 10Y,
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12
LIST AVAILABLE OF CORN GROW.
ERS WHO HAVE sEso sutTA
8lE FOR The STATE,
PLANT HOME GROWN SEED
Northern Varieties Maturs Very
early Here and Unless Protected
Are Very Susceptible To
WsesiI Damage.

For the benefit Of Louisiana far.
aiers sho wish to obtain good seel
corn that 10. varieties adapted TO
local conditions and seed Of good
quality the Louisiaaa CeTn Growers
Association. Of which A + Kldder,
preseason Of swonsmy. l.. y T., Is
sscrstary has complied Hst Of per
sons having seed corn fos sale The
names and addresses of these per.
sans may be obtained By writing 10
Professor KIdder.
The fellssins yaristiss ar. ineiud
ed In this list;
Calhoun Red Cob This variety ~
we'll adapted TO all parts OF loulsis.
na except the recently reclaimed
lands In ths extreme southern part
af the state.
White Calhoun Red Cob This 10
a new variety Of white corn selected
from the regular Calhoun Red Cob
Hastings Prolific This variety Il
well adapted TO all parts of the state
sen'elI's White Dent This corn
should be planted only IN the north
half OF the state
yellow Creole A hard, nlnty va.
riety adaptea to South Louisiana.
Stewards yellow Dent 4 good
yellow variety which Is seIl adapted
TO North Louisiana A fcS reports
indicate that Il will do only fairly
we'll in South Louisiana
Mosby's Prolific This variety
does we'll in all parts Of the state ex
eept the recently reclaimed lands in
the extreme southern part
imperial White The Imperial
white requires long period Of time
for maturity. practically $50 days l.
Ia adapted only TO parishes along the
coast where the land has been drain.
ed recently
Mexican June This II variety
adapted 10 late planting in all parts
ef the state
Gsndy's Prolific This variety f.
adapted to the upland areas Of Louis
lana.
There are many local varieties e'
corn which may be adapted 10 large
areas II would be- sise for the far
mers es Louisisas 10 plant only Tried
varieties
Northern varieties OF corn mature
very early 10 Louisiana and unless
harvested aud protected. the wees's
damage Is very great They should
he usnd only where one vIshes corn
for summer feeding and does not care
10 buy feed al that season Of the
ear.
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12
POLICE JURY ORDINANCE
Ordinances No, n

Amended and supplemental Hudget and
sppofll0nmeut Of revenues q the Parish
II Nest teiieisna. state of louisiana,
fuf the year tate
Whereas ihs Police lurs bs ordinance
Va. q enacted August I'll. Eth 1918, adop-
.l budget or estimate II expenditures
with atporttoument os revenues for th"
year 1910, in words and figures as toi.
lpRs
session one lie it ordained iY tho To
lice Iufs ~ ths Parish of West fetietana,
state ~ Louisiana that the annual eX
peusss taxes and revenues fof the said
parish fut the year 1919 are estimated ami
appofttonra and by this ordinance shall
les dedicated based nn q total asseHinsnt
as filed and approved ot -Four million four
hundred thousand dollars 81 ige, ,0aa pel
sud in addition hereto. vehicle, per rapi-
la. licenses. and either sources uf revenue
of Income ot the Parish authorized By
Law II Eight thousand dollars fs,ooo eel
ia Ntt
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

in the Second ward Of the Parish of West
Feheana, Louisiana, the following ordin'
ancr y as adopted
Section / he IL ordained hy the Police
Jury Of the Parish Of West FeIiciana,
Louisiana. du,y convened Ia regular ses
slon that the Second Ward Of the Parish
Of West Feliciana. is hereby set out
created and designated as "A separate read
district known as Road District No. ] Of
the Parish of West Feliciana, together
with all the rights. privileges and i'm
muuittes conferred upon sueh districts
within the fltli meaning ~ Act No. 80 OF
the Extra session of the General Assembly
ef the State 81 Louisiana for the year 1871
granting the ptiiee Juries % the several
Parishes such rights and including all
hws supporting said act and amenaateFy
thereto
section Be II further ordained. That
upon the request aaa suggestion of said
Heard In hereby appointed consisting Of
three property owners members, as fol
lows, to.wlt r. u RIckham. Harry
Daniel and r q Hamilton said Super
vIsing poard 10 be clothed with all power
and authority conferred upon the sfere-
said Act Ne 30. Of 1917 Extra SESSION.
and all laws supporting and amending
said Act
Section j That ali officers Of the Police
JuFy ot the Parish of West Feliciana shall
be Is officers as designated "a said act.
and the domlcile ~ said RnHa District
Ma ! shall be ia the town pf 81 Francis
vile, louisiana, the county seat ef said
Parish
Section I Ee II further ordained that
al1 persons opposing the creation 81 the
aforesaid district show cause within ten
days Ci0l by filing said protest with the
clerk ~ the Police Jury. which said oh.
teciteH n alea within said time will be
heard by the Police Jury within thirty
t3nl DAYS
ile Il further ordained that all ord.
Hanees contrary 10 the provisions ~ e', In
violation Of this ordinance are hereby
repealed and that this ordinance for
sufficient reasons after ten days II there
he no protest Eo into effect Immediately
The above and foregoing ordinance Ne
80 was then adopted BY unanimous vote
OF the Police Jury
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12
Succession Of w. J. Fort. Deceased.
State of Louisiana Parish of West
Feiiciana Twentyfourth Judicial
District Court
j II CLACK sheriff

state of LOUISIANA Parlsh OF West
Feileiaha T"eh'N'Iouf'h 1ea'e's'
thStfie' toaf
NO III
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The following immovahle property
depending on The Succession:
/ Twenty acres of land part OF KOS
"'e = ''"'"''""' e'pe' 'a''S ''s'' 'e" ~
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The true Democrat., 1919-04-12
sHERiFF's SALE.
state of Louisiana. cath judicial Dis.
tvict Court. Parish OF West Fell.

state Of Louisiana, 24th judicial DIS.
trict Court. Parish OF West Fell.
ciana
Morris Wolf W. Succession of w J
Fort deceased
by virtue OF writ uf seizure and
sale. directed to the sheriff Of the Par
ish of West Feiiciana, Ia the above en-
titled cause, by the Hon 2ith judicial
Digtrict Court OF the Parish OF West
Feliciana. | have seized and gill offer
for sale at public auction TO the highest
bidder at the front door Of the Court
House Ia the town OF 81 Franeisyille
La. al the hour Of eleven o'clock, A NJ
on
SATURDAY. APRll. 10Th. 1919
the following immoyable property OF
the defendant
The undivided one half ~ Interest
of ". ]. Fort, deceased, In and 10 a
eertain piece or parcel OF land, with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated Ia the Parish OF West
Feliciana. State Of Louisiana, contain
ing Nine hundred 1900 acres, more OF
less. bounded on the North by Lila
wood plantation, East by the Estate
of 4. II Wilson. South by Taylor
Smith. and { NJ Barrow. and West
by c VI. Harrow said land known ~
the Flower place
Terms of sale. Cash. with benefit OF
appraisement
] II CLACk, sheriff
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

other SOURCES ~ revenue authorized by
iaw. comprising the total revenue Of tho
Parish is not more than sai'icieut 10 meet
| the expenditures ot the Parish for the
year NineSsan Hundred and Nineteen for
aHmuuF statutory charges and ordinary
expenses including Schusl Funds, and
that il VIII be necessary ia order tu meet
eontfaeiutl obligations pasahle cat 81 the
revenues uF 1919 Ia levy taxes above the
limit of six and opf hair mills as aforesaid
aud to amtnd and supplement the Midget
adopted August Eth. leiS, and To make
another lew and dtstrtbatIon Of taxes 10
meet saiA expenditures and eengr1etpai
ull cations
tie, II ordained i,s the rolter fnf ei lhr
Parrish # West FeIcana.
section I That the fiudeet 81 expenii.
lures and sppor,lanmeut of revenues for
saii Parish Sos th. year Ninst,r rn Hundred
and Nineteen. adopted on the Tlh Tia, of
Aurust laiS. lc amended and that the
following ameHied and supplemental Eud-
get. based ou igyN of Six aHa "A haif
Mhls taxation ou a total assessment ef
Fuu Milton -Four Hundred Thousand
patltrs - tDo 900 0a) aud vehicle per
capita read taxes licenses and other
sources of revenue authorized by law,
amounting ii the sum of Eight Thousand
Dollars 81, Gao 9dl in which is ,ncluded
estimated revenues from the SheftfF's Of
flee ~ Three Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars for schools, statutory charges.
alimout and ordinary expenses and on q
levy ~ Three and one-half Mills od,li-
tioual on the Dollar of SAID assessment fer
eoptracttpnat obligations incurred hy the
Parish while the taS limit WAS Ten Mills
bee and IN adopted in lieu of said origInd
f.udeet
Statutory Charaes Ordinary ExpenxfA
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12
DOWN AND OUTPUT
HIS TONGUE STILL
MAnS.

= THE HUN Is still able TO =
= whisper
= Dps u his fayorite subjects Z
= Is Liberty Bonds
b The bonds are absolutely the Y
4 hest secured in the world, so Z
A. he dare rot attack them openly =
4 He whispers to you TO sell =
= them. hoping TO demoralire the Z
+ market
3 And he has about a. much =
= chance Of doing this as he had =
= ef winning the war II is ehaf =
= acteristie Hun stupidity =
: Every time gen are approach =
= ed to sell your Liberty Bond or =
= 10 trade II for stock in some =
= unknown and unes'abIished =
= project, remember II Is ihe =
q voice Of The Hun speaking =
= Then take another grip on
= youF Liberty Bonds and hold =
= tight Keep those you have ana =
4 he ready TO buy more when the =
= Victory Liberty Loan is offered :
= for sale Ia April.
a - a a. 4 a =
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

Passing through "Styfiles' plantation,
hunting, and ali other forms u trespass
thereon are hereby prohibited under pen
allk oi the laA
pec. 7.tg MRS. FANNIE II. WILLIAMS
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

Hunting AMI ,rsspssslng Of all kinda
are hereby prohibited. under psnsity Of
the Law. on Magnolia Plantation No sx.
eepilens
The public is warned against buying
fire sooa, posts or ercps from tenants ef
Magnolia without permission.
MAcKiE FARMS co.
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

From and after this date all hunting d
any kind on Amhrosia and Independents,
plantation 10 positively prohibited under
penalty Of irsspsssins ANY enc found on
these places without permission will be
considered trsspsssihs snd prosecuted to
the flil extent OF the law
MRS g IL BARROW
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

From and after this date all hunting Of
any kind on Resedewn. Hasle~ood and
Inheritance plantations 10 positively pro
hibitsS under penalty Of tFsspass,nE 3
uf2.isl JAS. y, BOWMAN
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12
ORDINANCE No q

Considering the pstttion of tfiy per cent
os the land owners. residents with prep.
sfty assessed 10 them and IN Their name
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

From and after this jats all hunting Of
any kind on the Greenwood plantation 10
positively prohibited uade, penalty OF
trespassins Any enc found on thls place
without permission will he considered
irespassIng and prosecuted 10 The full
extent of the Law.
MRS J. A. vENrREss.
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

We regret We have to forbid all tree.
passing of every kind, Including passing
through Woodlawn Farm
J. = MeGEiEE
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12
raEspAss NOTICES

Passing through CeaaFa plantation.
hunting and al other forms Of trsspass
thereon. are hereby prohibited under
penalty q the law
MRS. = = BUTLER
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

Hunting fishing. loitering OF trespass-
tag IN any form on Laurel HiIl Farm 10
hereby prohibited under penalty Of the
law IiY M STEWART. Manager.
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

TrsspasslHg Of ali kinds 10 hereby pre-
hibitsd. under penalty q the law, on my
lands In the ninth ward. purchased from
nf " II Tsyler
ALBERT I. sOUfE
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

on and after this date alt hunting. FISH.
ing or other tfespassins IN forbidden ca
Locust drove plantation. formerly prop
sfty ~ Msr s N Smith,
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

All trespassiHg Ia prohibited on Hill and
Slaughter Lake Breeze, Grayneli, and
Glass place plantations such az hunting
pecan gathering. etc. aud will be pros
eeu,sh 10 fun extent ~ the law
RAt, ntfRCf COMPANY.
. GOODMAN. Agent.
spuhIauf dg and = O. ia
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

Trespassing OH szabo I'LL old Brick
yard, Western half Of Pauline and
Andrew Polk Places positively prohi
bited under penalty OF the lew
MRS. r, 4 MUSE
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

ih w ~ fSBierr
ALBERT l.. souLE
Hunting Of any Kind, cattle driving OF
fishing on MI Vernon plantation Is post
lively prohibited under penalty of the Law
OF trsspAss No exceptions
MRS E. HAMILTON
Crossing the rear 3ef property beluw
The True Democrat Office In st Francis.
vile IA hereby prohibited under penalty
of trespAss Persons found crossing thsss
premises OF damaging the fences will be
prosecuted MRS NJ T. ROBINSON.
All tTsspassiBg Ia prohibited on Hlll and
Slaughter Lake Breeze. Grayneli, and
Glass place plantations, such as hunting,
pecan gathering. etc. aud will be pros
seu;sd 10 fun extent ~ the law
Rk1, DtRCf COMPANY.
= GOODMAN. Agent.
smuhanf dig and = O. Ia
The pu' hereby warned that the
island aaI tufrsl plantations are posted
aRalus' h"iHe ashinr wood cutting
and all DlAef uf1v ~ rTespass agents of
every irserr un Included
NJ r. JACKSON
The p.tH bea's warned against
b, .pr austs 4 timber Of any
itss f.tts. re te Hts on the Oakley,
Ou aH aaa pawns mutations All hunt.
InF cattle Nug and feues cutting are
p.- ..,h hted aud these places are
,luf, eaBH agents Of all kinds
LrCY l. MATTHEW'S
No hunting er trsspassinF Of any hind
allowed on Parker Stock Farm. under
penalty ~ the law
PARKER STOCK FARM
Hunting fishing. lotering OF trespass-
tag in any form on Laurel HiIl Farm 10
hereby prohibited under penalty oi the
Law. IiY n STEWART. Manager
.------~.z--4-----zsz-s-zzs-
Hunting and ,fsspssslns of all kinda
the Law. on Magnolia Plantation No ss.
esptlons
The public 10 warned against buying
fire sooa, posts or crcps from tenants sf
Magnolia without permission.
MAcKiE FARMS co
From and after this date all hunting Of
any kind on Resedewn. Hasle~ood and
Inheritance plantations 10 positively pro
hibitsS under penalty of irsspassinE. b
u7.2isl JAS. r. BOWMAN
on apd after thi. date alt hunting. FISH.
ing or other uespassins II forbidden on
Locust drove plantation. formerly prop.
sfty ~ Msr N Smith,
J.. p. msTRopH
The public 10 hereby warned against
hunting. wool cutting and sill other forms
Of trespass. also passing through Held, u
the property belonging TO Mrs \ T
Ailaln. Mrs c Lewis and Mrs J A,
aheon on tii.s-isN
WAKEFIELD PLANTATION
Trespassing on saabo Hill Old Brick
yard. Western half Of Pauline and
Andrew Polk Places positively prohi'
hited under penalty OF the lew.
MRS, r. I MUSE
All cattle driving hunting rshins snd
other trespasaing Of any kind ara for.
bldden on Forest plantation. under the
penalty of the law.
1ats.tSl j ". MCQUEEN
No hunting or cattle driving allowed
on Dnpriasi and Boat Follow planta
tions.
b. l. BARROW, AEi
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

The public 10 hereby warned against
hunting, wool cutting and sill other forms
Of trespass; also passing through asid. u
the property belonging to Mrs y T.
Ailaln Mrs c Lewis and Mrs J A.
Mheon on Hi.s-ts-s}
WAKEFIELD PLANTATION.
The true Democrat., 1919-04-12

All cattle driving hunting nshins and
other trespassing Of any kind srs for
bidden on Forest plantation. under the
penalty of the Law
fa-ts-tsl ] W. MCQUEEN.
No hunting or cattle driving allowed
on Dnpriest and Boat Follow planta
tioRs.
h.. BARROW. AEt
The sun., 1919-06-20
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Price movements on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange yesterday indicated that
the market was largely OF trading CHAR
acter. the advantage being first with the
bull element and the final trend profit
for the shorts.
The oils wero unusually active. SIN
clair. on exceptionally heavy early de-
mand. being bid UP 2k to 65es. and fall
ing back in the last hour to 65Hs. Next
can Petroleum ranged between 1S4h
and 1904, and Royal Dutch of New
York between 100 and 112. The steels
were In the main reactionRry. United
States Steel. after an early advance to
1o7%, moved back to 1861 and ended at
lo6A. Bethlehem B ranged between 50 y
and ST andiRepublioIro Iron and Steal between
s1K and SsA. Inspiration made the
best showing OF the coppers. gaining a
point 10 more than so. American Smelt-
Ing and Refining fell back from san to
SIS. finishing at the lowest ngure. Corn
products was f1rmest OF the speciaities.
advancing Sk TO 70A. and entered new
ground for this year. United States In
dustrial Alcohol gained 3h to 153 during
the MONDAY trading; Central Leather
2% TO 1o6. American Locomotive was
bid UP TO IS. United States Rubber to
125&. American Beet Sugar TO Sc, and
Kelly Springfield tire to l27. Virginia
Carolina Chemical at 81 and Interua-
tional Nickel at SIN reached new figures
for this year. StudebakeF ranged be-
tEeen- ia2A and 1QkA and Eaeaazl