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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12
TRACTOR
SCHOOLS LAST TERN
Begins September Is and Runs
For Ten Days-Starts Again
Next Spring.

With the opening of the regular
school session the Universal Motor
company will discontinue its free
Fordson Tractor school for the year.
The tenth and last session will begin
September Is and end September 81.
Next spring the school will reopen
and operate along the same general
lines as in the past.
From last May the school has been
operating continuously, and has
graduated nearly 200 pupils as pro-
ticient, tractor operators.
These pupils come from all sec
tons OF Virginia and from certain
parts of West Virginia and North
Carolina. The average age is seven
teen ye ars though the ages range from
thirteen to forty years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12
I.,cu,rr,pt VIII. Returns.

Lieutenant ] l. Wills. Eighteenth
infantry, First division, has notified
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. !. r Wills.
of Louisa. of his return. He took part
in the great parade in New York on
Wednesday He is we'll known here
as being a member of the Richmond
college law class before joining the
army
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12
Police Court

William Landrum. George Haynes
and Frank Shotwell. weli-known ig-
ures in police court. were Yesterday
each fined $40 for being under the in
huence OF liquor.
w. c. Allen was fined $25 for speed
ing,
Marshall williams. Gertrude Bart
ley. Percy Lightning and Eva Jones
were each fined the usual sum for dis
orderly conduct.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12
Build New Factory

The city yesterday issued a permit
to the Tower Binford Electrical, and
Manufacturing company to build fac
tory at the northwest corner OF Fourth
and Cary streets. James Fox and
Sons are the contractors and the fac
tory will cost $35, 900. be 116 feet 8
inches long. 30 feet one inch wide and
- feet high .-r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12

AT meeting to be held at the
Church of the Epiphany, Barton ave-
nue., tonight, the question of taking a
church census of Barton Heights, the
work TO be done by members OF the
four churches in that section will be
discussed. Plans will be perfected at
the meeting tonight, and II is ex-
pected a report will be ready by Sep
TENDER 81. w s G. Dublin is chair
man of the general COMMITTEES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12
DR. Chrfmtiau yisitn Relatives.

Very Rev, @ .. Christian. dean Of
the Episcopal cathedral at Juneau
Alaska. is visiting his mother, at No.
e27 North Thirty-third street He viii
sneak at Emmanuel church, Brook
hill, Sunday morning and at 81 Johns
church Sunday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12
Millmen's union Mxsa.

When the Mtllmen's union meets
tonight in Fraternal Hall. on Hull
street. South Richmond, plan will be
made to effect a REGARD Of 100 per
cent. At the present time this organ
izat9on has a membership Of ninety
FIVE per cent of its workers in the
city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12
Obituary

Miss Margaret Elan.
Funeral services for Miss Margaret
Elan. aged eighteen years. will take
place this morning at ii o'clock from
the home. 312l Floyd avenue. Miss
Elam died at her home Wednesday af-
eernoon at 1880 o'clock
Mira. Mary A. s&rotmeyer.
Mrs. Mary A. Strotmeyer died Tues
day night at SIS O'clock at her home.
3i1 East Clay street, leaving her hus-
band. four daughters and two some
Grace, Helen, Rosemary and BlAnch
Strotmeyer and George B. and Robert
=. Strotmeyer, Funeral servtcN2 to-
morrow morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12

Railway Clerks Meet.
The United Brotherhood Of Railway
clerks will meet tonight at Eagles
hall, Third and Marshall streets. The
wage question and the strike situation
<ilI be discussed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12

Mrs, Indiana Taylor, OF Fort Nor
FOLK, Is the guest Of friends in thi.
city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12

Willie Pulliam has returned to the
city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Pierce. Of Rocky
Mount. N. c., and Miss Gertrude
Pierce. OF Norfolk, have completed
a visit to MrsA J. F. Reed. on the
Petersburg turnpike and returned to
their homes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12

Mr.. Nunnally, of Porter street. who
recently underwent an operation at
Ills home. was reported to be resting
quietly yesterday
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-20

apropierea lor. Dupa ce au trecut
toate acestea am fsct stramutati
pc frontul de la Marine, pc care
front au fost luptele cele mai
crfncene 1ntre francezi 81 ger.
mani. Acest loo este unde germa-
nil au fost in apropierea PARISH
lui numai la o departare de 40
de kilometrii. Mean adunat vre-
o IL divizii americana 81 celelalte
au fost franceze, italiene, engleze,
in fine am vazut trupe de ale tu-
turor natiunilor.
MOI am 1nceput ofensiva in I'll
ua de Is Iulie, c1nd am fnceput
ca sa mergem inainte batalioane
dupa batalioane, luindu-se ger
mani la lupte crincene Gu noi,
care s'au folosit de la pistol pima
la tunurile de 20 inciuri, au impu-
scat un foe de ardea de viu omul
care era in apropierea lor. Am in
ceput al respinge, pc care ii We
DEAN ca ieSeau din transeie, lasau
tot ce aveau 81 fugeau de nici
nu-i puteai prinde char 81 Gu
glontul de pusca.
fmpingindu-i deci ziua 81 noap-
tea, am avansat II KIN. in patru
zile, in care timp nu LEAN dat
ragaz sa Sc organizeze. Pc acest
front am fost impuscat prin nina
dreapta. Acest front Sc numeste
scissors, care a fost eel mai in
grozitor front. Am fost pc maj
multe fronturi, pc care vile mn
mesc aici: Toul, Verdun, Argont
Isl Sedan, pc aceste fronturi an
fost cind am inceput ofensiva
NJ pot sa vile scriu toate pt
larg caci mi-ar trebui luni dc
zile ca sd lie 1nSir pc toate cite
LEAN petrecut. Poate 81 d-tra at
vazut in ,,Magasin" ce a facu'
divizia in care ma aflu eu 81 care
este Divizia l americana, Regular
Army, Regimentul al 28-lea dt
infanterie, care este cea mai bu
ma divizie din armata americana
81 Gel mai bun regiment in care
ma aflu ell astazi in German'a
Pamintul care lam capturat no
de la germani am bagat groaz'
in eli, caci char eli ne spun astaz
ca moi am fost eel mai viteji sol
dati din toate armatele allata
Daca voiu veni inapoi in Statel'
Unite va voiu povesti mai ~
larg despre toate, acuma la in
cheiere va rog primiti salurib
mele fratesti.
George >stanescu, Go. G.. 28-tl
Infantery, A. E. F., Germany.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-20

ia cea mica. Casa din vesela 81 pill
Ia ce fusese, ramasese acum goala.
Fetele Sc maritasera; pc barbati ii
chemase moartea. Ramasese d. Pc
trica 81 cucoana Tina, singuri sim
gurei, ca doui cuci. In timpul ace
sta ell Sc mutase treptat din odaile
dintii in altele, apoi in altele 81 in
.ele din urma nul despartea de
,it un zid in paianta de odaia GU
coanii.
Irecusera cinci-spre-zece ami de
cind venise in curtea aceea. Ell in
acest timp inaintase, fusese pus de
,inci sase ori in disponibilitate, 81
dedese dimisia. Avea ce sd vorbeas-
"a seara cind bea cafeaua dupa ma
sa Gu cucoana Tina.
Ceea ce nu putuse ca sd ute era
sestamentul care'l facuse ell, c1nd
fusese odata bolnav greu, 81 prin
care ii lasa cele 20 de mil de lei al
sal depusi la casa de depuneri. Ce.
"a ce nu putuse uita ell era testa-
mentul ce facuse ca 81 prin care !
lasa lui cea mai mare parte din a.
we're. Aceasta fererenta 81 dintr {
parte 81 dintr alta, singuratatea
tacerea, uritul, o viata petrecuta in
,omun in timp de atitea ami sub un
acoperis, simtind aceleasi veselii, a
celeasi dureri, facuse sa Sc nascs
>ntre dinsii o intimitate nemargini
a. Banii lui erau 81 al eli, banii e
,rau 81 al lui.
Ii dete lui afacerile pc nina. E
lnchiria uncle odai, da bani GU do
)inda, vindea pOamele din gradini
"a olteni, iscalea polite Gu numelt
III. Esau am1ndoi la plimbare, dar
7izite amlndoi, erau pretutindeni a
nlndoi. Lumea 1ncepu dupa citi-v;
mi sd j zica eli dina Feredaru, S
"a nu Else mimic; nu zise nici ell nj
nic, pima cind lucrurile sc invechi
a 81 totul paru asa de obisnuit, a
"a de natural
Astazi q. Petrica Ferendaru on
III casa lui, GU masa lui, cu neva
ia lui. E alligator in colegiu | $
laca STAR bate dInsul capul ar pu
ca prea bine sd fie numit char no
abil in mahala.
! Uni glumeti Insa ii zic 81 ac,ln
ind il vad trecind pc ulita, GU Gu
coana Tina la brat, imbracat bin,
lie sus pima JOS, Gu aer grav 81 par
a intinerit:
Are dreptate, chirias We
d. TELEOR
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-20
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTU
MITA PUBLICA

dceaSta Gale Sc dduCe Ccle
mai vii 81 sincere multumite tutu-
ror Solicitation 81 acelor mariai-
mosl donatori, care au contribult
III dinarii dior la marea mantle
static GU ocazia sfintirei drapele-
lor societatii ,,Murasana din Har-
risburg, Pa
Decl mai la vale va urma nu,
mele tuturor solicitation 81 a fra
tilor Romini care au donat pen
tru baterea unui cui, 81 care suat
urmatorii:
Uniunea S. r. A. $40; Soc
Transilvania s. ;'Soc. Hora Uniri
50; Soc. America So; Soc. Armo.
MIA So; Soc. Vulturul So; Soc
Bucuresti $50; Soc. Lumina 81 Pro
gre:ul Romin So: Soc. Ulpia Ira
ANA So; Soc. Eliberarea Neamu.
lul Rominesc $3; Soc. Romina
Mare $3; Soc. 1nvingerea Romiaa
So; Soc. Printul Carol al Romi
niei $3; Soc. Octavian Goga S.
Soc. Negru Voda $3; Soc. Avram
lancu So; Soc. N. Filipescu So
Soc. Printul Carol al Rominici
So; Soc. Dacia Traiana So; Soc.
DIR. c. Angelescu So; Soc. Tirno
veana So; Soc. Leul So; Soc. Tran
silvaneana So; Soc. Banatana 81 A
lexandri So; Soc. Aurora So; Soc.
Unirea Romina Ardeleana 81 Tran
silvaneana So; Soc. Rominia Ii
bera So; Soc. Desteapta-te Romi-
ne So; Soc. Voluntarii Romin;ei
So; Soc. Mihai Viteazul So; Soc.
Carol / $3; Soc. Simion Barnutiu
$3; Soc. Saminatorul Romin $5
Soc. Horia, Closca 81 Crisan $3 ;
loan N. Sufana. secretarul gene
raj al Uniunei S. r. A. So; Teo-
dor Siumindan So; Stefan Dami-
an So; Lazar Siumindan So; Flo
rita Siumindan So; Gligorie Ba-
losi So; G. Ruda So; st. B. loan
SO; E. R. Ivan So; N. Serbian $3 !;
S. Serbian So; M. Serbian So; p.
Dobinda So; G. Dobinda So; /.
Dobinda SO; l. Ardelean So; /.
Rosiu So; R. Stoian So; D. P. Cio-
ban So; v. G. Cioban So; v. Ga
lisi So; D. Strengari So; M. Siren
gari So; A. Strengari So; E.
Strengari So; T. N. Cioban So;
E. A. Cioban SO; L. Mattel $40;
Suprasolviri au incurs de la ar
matorii marinimosi donatori:
Teodor P. Cioban $50; Nicolae
Serbian $50; D. Perva $50; a..
Gombosi $27; Rev. DR.. Lazar
Gherman $11.6O; T. N. Cioban
SIS; P. D. Petrica $40; /. Arde-
lean SO; D. Strengari $4.25; I.)
Hartau IS; N. Plapsia ~; p.
Herteg III; Dobinda az; G. Ma
cavei II "A. Pogia II 4. Mermc-
g ~ + Plapga II s. Damian 50|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-20


sCRIsOARE DIN GERMANIA.
1ncepind Gu istorisirea mea, ell
Gu numele George Stanescu, care
de prezent ma aflu in armata 4.
mericana in Germania. Am trecut
peste mutt timp bun 81 rau.
In armata americana in luna
Martie anul 1917 din New Castle,
Pa, m am imbracat in depozitul
de recrutare Forth Thomas, Ky,
stind acolo 3 saptamini, am fost
TRIMS la granita Mexicoului in
orasul Rio Grand, acolo am stat
3 luni. In aceste 3 luni am avut
un timp fericit, fata de soldatii
europeni, avind destula mincare,
imbracaminte buna. MOI cram in
0 stare fericita. Instructie nu a.
veam deceit 3 ore pc ri. Dupa in
structie plecam in oras pima clnd
aveam placere sd STAN. Am crezut
ca tot asa sa fie pima cind vom
fl eliberati din armata.
Dupa trei luni de zile VENT
ordin ca regimentul meu sa lie
gaia de plecare spre New York in
Occurs de 10 ore. Noua nu ne "a
trebuit alta timp pentru impa-
chetare, am fost gaia in 8 ore 81
in acest timp am fost in campui
unde regimentul meu trebuia 81
Sc adune. Acest loo este in Nc
Lane, Texas. AcolO am stat vro-O
4 zile in corturi, lipsindu-ne min
carea. MOI am inteles ca vom Fl
trimisi i'm Franta. Ne-am bucurat
foarte multi, ceea ce nici nu am
crezut ca americanilor sa lie para
asa de bine ca sc due in Franta.
Ne-am dus deci in oras 81 ne-am
cumparat toate colorile aliatilOr
81 cind ne-am urcat in tren lean
pus afara ca sa fie vazutc toate.
81 pc linga aceasta steagul romi
nesc inca filfaia pc trenul ameci-
can.
Ma prins bucurie de ned =
scris, 81 mi-am zis: decit sa Flu
supus la alta natiune, mai bine
un glont de pusca, si-o moarte Ia
minut, dupa cum zis Eminescu.
Trecind prin orasele america he
unde trenul sta cite 15---2O mini
te, oamenii ne intrebau ca un lc
mergem, moi lie raspundeam ca
mergem in Franta sa dam nina
GU Kaiserul. Dupa multa calator;e
Gu trenul am ajuns in fine Ia
vapoarele de fmbarcare pentru
Franta. Plecindk din port peste
2---3 zile am inceput sa flu boil
nav. Dupa cum stiti, am plecAt
in 6 vapoare mari, 2 crucisetoare,
a vapoare de razboi, 2 torpedo 81
2 distrugatoare. MOI am fost eel
dintii soldati americani care am
fost in Franta. Am trecut ocea-
null neavind nici un balamuc ca
submarinele germane.
Am sosit deci in Franta, undo
am stat 6luni de zile fara Ga sd
ne razboim Gu hoardele hume. In
aceste 6 luni de zilc am avut in
structie de la orele A dimineata
pima la orele Z seara, avind Gu
moi un regiment francez, care a.
yea sd ne arete cum sd ne apa-
ram pc cfmpul de bataie. Dupa
acest timp ne-am dus in tran
eeie IN Lorena fntiias data. Cind
am fntrat IN transeie, care erau
sdfnci de s picioare, asa de adinc
inc1t nu puteais sa rezi omnl siua
shiar daca y ti stst 81 picoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-20

cent?; II. FintSnari $3.50; d. CO.
stea So; G. Torsan 81; /. Rosi
1925; S. STRATA Soc; G. Criznic
$1,25; D. Perva 81; D. A.. Geor-
giesi So; D. Cioban 81; l. Giulan
So; l. Popian ST.; l. Mocian So;
I. Oradan 81; N. Ivan soc; L.
Tanascu 81; N. Galisi 25c; E.
Chirbfsi SOC; st. Raicu 81; N.
Macy So; D. c. Georgiesi $5; E.
Macy ST.; l. Aldea Soc; P. Pop
clay So; Wilshbac So; p. Pean
25c; l. Nickici soc; j. Vasici ST. /;
N. Carabasi ST.; G.. Giulan So; N.
Serbian So; D. Crfznic So; p. 81
ordean ST.; S. M. Costea So; y.
Grecu 81; st. Pop 81; D. Vesa
81; |. Crainic So; G.. Misarosi 81
E. Smith soc; l.. Smith Soc; /.
Cristea 81 familia South Bethle-
hem So; DR.. William ST.; G. Crep-
cea ST.; G. Macian So; p. Sto-
ian So.
Gu aceasta ocaziune am avut
urmatorul rezultat:
Total nitrate So. $932.5t
Total este ........ -. $6O3.7t
Vent curat $328.74
Deci inca odata multumim cal
duros onoratelor Societati, pre-
cum 81 tuturor fratilor Romin
din loc 81 din jur care au luat pal
te la aceasta frumoasa petrecert
Isl ii rugam ca 81 pc viitor sa bi
ne voiasca a he da tot sprijinu
dior posibil pentru binele 81 i'll
florirea societatii noastre 81 ncs
mului nostru rominesc de pretu
Itindenea.
In numele societatii ,,Murasa
na'' din Harrisburg, Pa:
Petru D. Petrica, presedinte
loan Ardelean, secretar financiar
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-04
WORKMEM's COMPENSATION '4
 AGREEMENTS ARE APPROVED

Ihc folloW;ng Worlmcn 5 cOmpensa ton aereements have been approved bv Commissioner I, J. Donchue:
 New LOndln Ship ami Engine Co. 'iroton, employer, and C. W. Wether- bee. New ! ordon, ennnlcycr. dislocated -houlder at rate of S14.
 Lester 6, Wasiey Co, Norwich eTn- blower and Joseph Jodon. lad wound on back Of hard at rate Of $14.
 Oscawana Building Co, New Lon don ernploycr and Henry LeGevt Hartford, employe, cut iii leg. at rate of $14.
 Shore Line Electric Railway Co.,, Norwich emnloye and Ebarezer Rogue Mystic fingers crushed, at rate of S1719
 E. s. Atkins, Hartford employer, and Peter ]. Mccullough, Hartford, 4n1ploye, injury to spir@ and hernia, It rate of $14.
 Connecticut Baking Co. New Lon don, employer. and Tony Angelo. New London finger joints cut off, at rate of S1117.
 J. P. Martin co.. Taftvilt,. employer 7nd Delima Razinet,. TastliIle en- Diove bruised knee at rate ut s1n40.
 Groton Iron Works eunlover, and 0rarles J Sanders, Norwich, emnIove ~,wrist snrained, at ra'a of $1992: Patrick Curran, employee lacerated wound on fineer at rata Of S14: Ted Tmelson. New London errplove. finger bones broken at rate of s14 and The. 1dore Britton New London, wound or finger at rate of S1395.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-04

ing his brother Jaw for a few days.
 Miss Annie Fraser of Moosup was a visitor in town over the week end.
 Word has been received from Philip Mudderman, who was formerly mana ger of the Taftville pharmacy, that he is in the best of health and is now with the army of occupation somewhere in Germany.
 The funeral of NiekoIas krauss was held from his late home in Lisbon at p. m Saturday afternoon. with Rev P. J. Werth of the German Lutheran church Of Norwich officiating. Many relatives and frends attended, includ- ing the following from out of town, daughter, Mrs Lena Werner and family, and sister, Mrs. Louise Engel oi Brooklyn. \. r. son, John Kfauss, and grandehild, john Krauss, of New Bedford, Mass. son, Lorenz Krauss and family of PIainfeld.
 Among the flowers were standing wreath, German Sch. Verein; stand ing harp, Taftville Maennerckor; blanket, Father, from daughter and sons; wreath, Brother from Mrs. Louise Engel; wreath, Grandpa, from
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-04

Saturday, Mrs. Richard. Seed re- celved a telegram from fer brother, James kirkeT: stating that he had ar rived in Nev' York safely from over seas. MT. 1T 4E' enlisted in the ar my ill Fort Terry. N. Y. and went overseas from there. Many of his friends will be pleased of his safe ar- rival,
 Tine meeting Of the Ladies Com nunity. Sewing society will be post roned this week.
 Joseph Gates has returned to na- val reserve hospital in New London after spending few days in the vil- lage,
 Charles Charbineau has returned to the Newport Train ng Station afteG spending a few days at the homo of his parents, Mir and Mrs. Michael Charbineau Of Twelfth street,
 A surprise party was held at the home of Miss Agnes Ryan Of Fourth streee Saturday evening with many people attending coming from Baltic. Jewett City and Westerly. Many games were played during the even ing, Selection. were played on the pIano. RefreShn,ents were served con- sisting of cake cook g and lemonade, Jchn McCarty rendered solos during inc evening. The party broke up at q late hour. all present voting Miss Iyan 9 very pleasing hostess.
 Mir. Browning spent the week end in Worcester Mass.
 Albert DilWorth has returned to the submarine base. after spending a few days at the home of parents on Now rey avenue.
 John O'Brien has returned after spending a few days with relatives in Will mantle.
 Michael Gatz has returned from spending the week end at the home of his parents i'll Providence, R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-04
TAFTVILLE

An informal social party and turkey dinner was given by Mrs. Christopher caron at her home, No, North B street. Sunday in honor Of her two sons Corporal Fred Caron, who was 8 member of the ay1ation corps stationed at Dayton, O., and Corporal Victor Caron, 8 member of the 56th O., just returned from France both having ob- tained their honorable discharge from the service.
 After a short social hour and re- union the party adjourned to the din- ing room, where delicious turkey dinner was served, plates being laid for about twenty persons. Following the dinner, a delightful entertainment was given by members of the party, a number of piano selections and vocal SOLOS being rendered by Miss Hortense Caron and Miss Marie Pratt ! Among those present were MT. and l Mrs. LeMoine, MT. and Mrs. Christo- 1 pher Caron, Jr., Mir. and Mrs. Henry Caron, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Caron of New London, MT. and Mrs. Fred White, ] Miss Marie Pratt the Misses Rose and { Hortense Caron, Miss Stella Gladue, Thomas Jarry of New Bedford, Mass, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Beival and MT. and 1 Mrs. Christianson.
 The dance held by the PinochIe club 1 in Parish hall proved a great success. l There was a large attendance and the ! hall was tastefully decorated. The gate receipts were very encouraging, as the club has planned to use the proceeds from this dance and other entertainments which they are going to hold to make a number of repairs and improvements in their club rooms. At the next meeting of the club, which
 will be held the second Tuesday in
 February, it is planned to hold con- cert and smoker, and the committee have announced that at that time the piano will have been tuned and repair ed and also other minor improvements
 will have been made.
 Thomas Jarry of New Bedford l Mass. is visiting for a few days with his sister, Mrs. Christopher Caron, of North B street.
 Sergeant George Stone has received his honora ble discharge from the ser vice and Is at his home on Norwich
 avenue.
 Delsy Adams of North B street, who
 left with the first draft army from Chicopee, Mass, and who was slightly | wounded while across, arrived a few
 days ago at Camp Merritt, N. J., and
 expects to be mustered out soon.
 Charles McSheffery. who has f or
 some time been stationed at Kelly field
 Tex, has been transferred to Camr
 Upton, where he has received his hon.
 orable discharge and is now at his
 home on South A street.
 William J. Buck" O'Brien, formerly
 of Taftville, arrived from overseas @ few days ago at camp, where he was mustered out of the service. He lief. Taftville with the first draft army. He has returned to Willimantic, where he
 now makes his home.
 Charles Bolduc of the Taftyiile Wet Wash was in Hartford recently. where he purchased Cadillac touring cal
 which he expects shortly to convert into truck.
 Horedore Fregeau has returned from New London. where he has been visit