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SOCIETY
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Little Miss Patty Hutchinson cele-
brated her nth birthday anniversary
Friday Afternoon by entertaining a
plumber Of her Kindergarten friends a.
pink party The rooms were ar
tically decorated with pink gIadiola
and sweet peas. the entrance to the
dining room being hung with green
cry. and the name Pat" In Letters
made with pink roses. A large pink
basket was suspended in the doorway.
form which each little guest was sup
piled with q charming little cap be-
fore entering the dining room The
table was . thing. Of beauty. with a
centerpiece OF pink sweet peas. pink
shaded lights, pink ribbons festooned
from the chandelier and ending at
each place with pink and white bas-
ket filed with pink candies birth
day candle burned at each guests
place, and pink place cards with but
terfiy decorations and the favors.
guetss. The dainty little hostess
gowned in pink. lighted the birthday
cake. which was pink and white one
ornamented with pink candles. and
guests Joined in the little, "Hapoy
Birthday to You" Around the table
were seated Alice Anderson, Margaret
Whipple. Jimmie Sterling, Harrison
Hawthorne. James Waltz. Mary Helen
Thomas. Virginia Bancroft and the
hostess. Little Miss Catherine Hutch
inson assisted in serving and enter
. inf fha .x<.tb
ers of the children present were the
guests of Mrs. Hutchinson and en-
joyed the occasion as much as the
younger ores
Miss Sarah Harding was hostess at
a delightful card party Wednesday att
ernoon In honor of Miss Norma Men
ninger OF Ohio. who is her house
guest There were three tables en-
gagged in play. the guests being mem
bers OF the Beta Sorority. Miss Bur-
leigh Mckenzie had high score for the
afternoon The hostess served
dainty luncheon and those present en-
joyed meeting Miss Harding's friend
Miss Naomi Ramsey was hestess At
a Japanese lawn party between the
hours OF $3.50 and Friday evening a;
her home. Sf9 Harrison avenue Tnel
anair was complimentary to Miss Ger
trude Hinshaw. who is her guest.
There were 80 girls and boys. who en-
joyed the evening with dancing and
games on the lawn, which was hung
with Japanese lanterns. The guests
were seated at tables. ornamented
With dainty two-course luncheon
later in the evening. The guests in
Guided Madge Smith. Jean Rule. Bon
are Van Horn. Peggy Mitchell. Thel-
ma Owen. Opal Litx. Ruth Gilbert.
rheima Lewis, Harold Gilbert. Theo-
dora Chenault, Sanzo Shigeta. Helen
ChenauIs, Mildred Hinsaw. Gertrude
Hinsaw. Fredrick Hinshaw, John
Copper. JeNn Wiley. Cecil Wiley.
Elaine Richards. Margaret LaCroix.
Betty Hoover. Marie Knox, Howard
Benton. Alma Benton. Lucille Bergen.
Riddle. Ernetstine Coleman
Mary Margaret Cooper and Miss Edna
Burgess. who assisted the hostess.
Mrs. Kate Ousley entertained at an
informal dinner party at her home on
Park avenue Friday evening. Covers
were laid for the Misses Friar. lea
and Kate 0usley: Messrs. Tim
Walsh. Murl Walton and Verde Car
ter. Following the dinner the guests
enjoyed the picture at the Jones the
ater.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
LEASE STATE LANDS


Ohice of the State Board Of Land
Commissioners.
Denver Colo. July s. 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that applica-
tion has been made to lease the fol-
lowing described school lands. situ-
ate in Fremont County. Colorado. to-
Wit.
VIZ Of VIZ OF Section ss Toxnship
so North. Range II East Application
number, B-1s64 (immunity appliea-
tfoa) =. .,sss,E ....@.f.sz s.s,
Lots /. 81 4 and WI OF Wi. OF
Section 36. Township 4S North. Range
IL East. application number. B-199O-
VIZ of Section IS, Township II
South. Range 72 West. application
number. B-1s87-
Notice Is further hereby given Mat
all other persons desiring to file an
application to lease all or any part Of
this tract OF land must nle same in this
offfce prior to August IL. 1890. as no
other application to lease the above
described lands will be considered
after said date.
J. F. VIVIAN
missioners.
First Pub. July -. 1890
Last Pub. August 5. 1s20
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate of Emily Halsted. Deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Coun-
ty Court of Fremont County. Colo
RADIO. on the 25th day of August. A.
D. 1890.
A E. WILSON.
Administrator.
First Pub. July Is, 1890.
Last Pub. August IL. 1899.
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Estate of Mike Garino. Deceased
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Coun-
tv Court of Fremont County. Colorado,
on August IA. 1920.
MRS PASQUA CARING.
Administrator
First Pub. July Is. 1920.
Last Pub. August 5. 1920.
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WRONG MAN WA0
NAMED Ao pxP9NoANT

"a . uovp itom Pobiinnod In these
coiu,nns laax Saturday under the CAP
zion. 'sEaston Pleads Not Quilty." tho
naxne * The defendant wSs mistsksnly
oiven q ThoaAas l. Daston. IAo for
&nor Knows noehing shout ths csc n
Goeaklon and has 20 conleetien what
evee Nith ~ mAtters ana tsauss H.
voiyp1 q W trial.
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Mrs. w. c. Thomas entertained s5
ladies at morning card party last
Wednesday. complimentary to Mrs
Ballinger who is her house guest. The
rooms were charmingiy decorated
with Shasta daisies and marigolds and
the dining room with swete peas. The
guests engaged IN PLAYING flve-hand I'D
I'VE hundred, Mrs. Lloyd Campbell
having high score. and Mrs. Fred
whippie low. A dainty luncheon was
served BY the hostess
Frank Schwah OF Kansas City. NO..
accompanied BY = friend from Ten
nessee. were dinner guests wednes-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Z. Schwab. Later in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwab motored with
their guests to Florence.
Miss Emma Swanson entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor OF the
Misses Frances and Hflda Hole OF
Denver. who are guests in the city.
The 10 young ladies who enjoyed the
afternoon were old-time friends OF the
honor guests. The party attended
the Chautauqua, afterward repairing
to Miss Swanson's home. where music
and conversation passed 81 pleasant
hour before the guests were served
with each girls favorite" at Otis.
Those who were presens were Mrs.
Raymond Hawkins; the Misses Helen
Underwood. Hazel Quinn. Edith Bur-
ton. Ruth <Ross, Frances Shelley OF
Foirids. Frances and Hilda Hole.
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Mrs. Kate Ousley entertained at an
informal dinner party at her home on
Park avenue Friday evening Covers
were laid for the Misses Friar. lea
Walton and Kate ousley: Messrs. Tim
Walsh. Murl Walton and Verde Car
ter. Following the dinner the guests
enjoyed the picture at the Jones the
ater.
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notice on ApJUsrMENr DAY.

First Pub. July Is, 1890.
Last Pub. August IL. 1899.
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F'irst puh- July %. 1920
Second pub July 20. 1920.
Third pub. August 5. 1920.
Fourth pub August -. 1920.
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0tutidlnnOs neuanf=
ladernoe SnOultrie!

Nrf Ser SobreSueriammlltng Der
Gcutidcn Noturforidcr uno Ncr3tc lit
oltf5 ncue Der Notrpenoigfeit ejncr
9r0bcreu Stiftoffbcihufs
lung ijir GcltidIanO gcOott NOR
SEN.
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@onopirthidoit CrtroAre:d'er ST &C.
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all@dCtllhrtClt 21.OOO &0ullCn std
itoiiounlcr I'M 2anNe ieIbit pcrhr0uht
nijrNHl. Damn fonntcn nit oen Iluo.
mirthidoitlihen Grj.uQuilitn huuhsrf
Qro6c 0}cunoampicr btIoocn mcroeu
Gin p~crnchrtcr Stidltoffperbrnl1)
fam Gcutidloro ipic0cr u~nnbbdn9i
ocr uuo irticr MAIDEN, btuft Ghr>n,
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t0uucH Wcnu Na4 AuaIcuo CLAUDE.
>urd Sem @rij6 Ser 0cutitcn 4 a.
uno Rtitpt> INN audi iul Sc
lB 0c4 Nclitidltu N0nucnS 81 ic:r. IL
pcrot c5 bul0 crfcmcu. Nab Is dui
Rem NolsfpedC lei.
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PIN Ielben snac, ba SeuatOr Sar'


Dina gum 8rQIioenteu Der Ser. Stda-
ten gcpdblt muroe, peridieO in De
troti Nuguit ~ arrbau Ell, Der
9~ernu5geber ser nGctroiter Gbeno.
poIt". 90 nahe liegen 6reuoe mo
Sf)merj bel chamber. Oenn Au9lllt
Wtnrrhultien mar ein Nfnnn aus
Ocutitem Stantme ltnO Elm gutter He-
publifoner, uto feline oelttitIprad}i
&c 3eit1,ng i'm Qon5en 2anoe bat Ben
gutcu &anpf gegen @ilion unO lei
nen @n6ong Observation-Disclosures &C.
f0mpit ol3 gluquit MarrbauIenS
IbenopoIt. lln0 rpcnn err oud) Den
Iaa 0c5 Grirmpbs nidt erIeben ourf.
tc, 10 oiirfcn sod mir. Die mir init
Inn in Sen .Shiibenaroben" itanoeA,
un0 mir, Sic mir nit StoI3 Qeier
ocutidIprafiger 3eitunQen iinO, ibnl
cinen Rruus auiS @rnb legen, Ser ein
intmcrqriine3 8ei3 Ser Soffnung lit
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rent
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12

SarSina sum Stautsiefretdr onrdI
DEN Senat Der g~leid5eitige &Iftritt
ecs Scrrn @iliUm ais @railOeut =io
oes Serrn YiarigHa ais @teepralt'
bent.
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madger 0adifOlger in ieincr = GEN
idtaft ais SmatsIefrCtlr &ratls
Der Ser. Gtoatcn lUerOen, nidlt
crit an uaditeu 4. Yiar5, Ion6ern
inuerGal6 eiuiaer NOdcn mad icinem
acknowledgement Sieg in claer&olt7-
waGl."
gas @lnlt mcjit Damn oui Die Gnt'
6|ijlAnqeu IN Der Remorien oes i'm.
SCREEN 0cutihen @otifoitcrs IN
Raih;nqton, @rai,H @2rnItorlf, h-1.
Ban 5crr 8:Iiou int %ahre 1911
.fatf5Gl;d c.ueu 5olff0 (d~''t -
olant hutte I'M Sale Der @d1l oe3
6erru @a1hc5. &err g}iIior Toll o1
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iprodeu fo5eu, uno oG1e &sgp &e.
pu6l:c" fi,1t hiu3n:
q',7u Gin Ioldier aurS mcilc idrel'
I'M GoGrc 1916, tDornm latte or Etd''
ais nod Ujcl rUciicr cri@cnen tn
Satire 1902"
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inn &2cjbeu @ouie bat let ser &a1l
1artnddia gaifppic1en uno mnl1 m'r(
ieiuc ndditc aultlihe Nu5Iahul8 al
uurtou niiiicu.
Die 3eit itlr bcn GrIaB elmer &ro.
fIamation 3unt Toutiogun8ata8e III
hcrangcriidt. @eIpnrmt oori man Ieirr
ouf feline @otidoit al oen onfanq%
7e3ember mie0cr 5uiontmentretcnoer
GonoreB. Die Nnfitt0iqung icinc&
Riidtritt8 miro iie mohl faum elltbnl
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ctpa3 @ltte5, ia MIR cine Spur pol
Saft ernurtet, miro NIT ntathcntnti
id)er 9eitimmtbeit irregebcnl
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Sine 10 anItduoise 3eitidrriit NM

10 aliIridlti0e eiuit8c 9Gmu1Ocrlu oc4
9erru 8illon ME Abe Rem Hepub
lie" id)reibt in threr neucitcn Mum
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an icfmn0ireno.
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a6crmdltigenoe Siee oeS Scrrn "
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Opllcr Shnt.
Ser crfte Sdlrttt niirSe ieiu, Den
Npnarcf iOfort IN Sieuna 5n bern
Ten.
Ter siueite Sdritt luiiroe iciu, Den
RIfhitf bes StaatSietretdrS GuIbn
an %strsauaen.
vSrr brittle Sdrttt; Dem Scnat
Die Gruennnns oon &drrrn q, &nr.
ains 5um Stsntsiefretdr IN inter
breiteu.
Ser Iehte G&rtt nnh Der %t
aatienus Der 6vueuuuua Dee Nerrn
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4mcriganiIde standardization in

@riedcnIau0 mnten ploeI,d Die Gnt-
a1al,nI, 0oB im 5toriutbenIo10e 8on3
u5enpcltigcu0e Spnp0tbien iiir
Nonitautin, oe2 &oIicr9 SdGpo
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mir elmer ~qeidrbtcr, oerboacn5n u1o
1ntereIitrteu freutoen @eritterItat
tuua allI oen QeJm 9iuacn.
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Som Sreibaracr Manfcr.

Sn 3uinMmeubaua nit Dem be.
oorItchcuoM abid}lub Scr &ieSer.
herltellum1sarbeitcn am Surmc oeS
Tyci5uracr MiuIterS. Sie nun id)ou
lett ltctta Sa5reu uoracuommcil
TpcrNen iGuo oieicr Gage 0ie &eibe
Der rc.t,H SGluBfrcWbIume ltati.
Die ont Sic Steue Scr alten ooc uH.
acbiar 600 Saaren oui 0ie Surm.
ielse pcrbratten QreusbIume tretcu
fol-.
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s!pualuaHer%b pancn" o..

Inltott ju belien, bobeu mdbreut
oeS Sodrudiier5 in Groing 0cmcine
YtcnIfcn iremocs Sab urto @ut oil
lth gerllIen. Die hortigc @cnoar.
n'Srie, Sag uno Ratt uncrmii0lifI
Gil Der grbelt. bat. 0urh ole ltaat.
Iidle Eoli5eiluebr bcltcnS untcrltiiet,
III mchrercn SaItauto8 gan5e va.
8enloonn8en poa geitobleneu 8ute$
orSiinSiJ gemadt mo Den @oblpoi.
Srhpdueu abacnommeH.
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60 siemlidI alcs f6uuen Die

0entofratcn oeridnler3eu, mtr Sen
oTbian" ron &enneiiee-n idt.
Einen ioIden 8rofcn pom hio!io2n"
5U0an 3u uarleren lit a~Qer0ngs q.
ne bcrbe G~rfa6rutg. uno mr. cir
@:liou Deer ionIt Gin Gr0bebcn follnte
aile i0ldlt G1fdna.tdt 6arbeliit6r2a.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12

Let our object be, our Country, our
% Hssaole Country, and nothing but our
@losntry. And by the blessing of God.
~aaAy that country itself become a
g@st and splendid monument, not
IT oppression and terror, but Of wis
Som. of peace, and Of liberty, upon
~gzhich the world may gaze with
- 4~@nlirStion forever. -
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
Die IcrbiId, . italieniid)e Giniannn

lbcr Die 6iunefruge lhcjnt ober'
mails on Ser 0eftrttung gu idleitern
oab Ole rationale ierbjidc 2auS lid)
nut Dem entfpreheloen itolieniifcn
ISoppentbier n.tt uertraacn fGnntc.
@ci0c Sejteu 9a5en, 10 nebeubci be
MERIT. uitt geuug lyn4epumpte@ @clo
unter Ii6 nm GauSoIbe 5u tolt-
fprl
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Die y. q. .g3orlO" Idyrieb am Sa.

1e mad ser 8aBl, ~Gas omcrituni-
lfe 0olf noute einen RegjerunH@-
ped)iel uno e; BAT fiir eiuen @efieI
geiI,mmt." 4lio meuigltcn5 iopicl
ltemt Dem Bilionid'en 2cib- mn
56on0blatte ddt iii0Sher Gouleur
Aod ein3aleudten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
Die Suffrnaettcu limb emp6rt i,ber

ben @appenipruA oes Stoate5 Ma
rpInn0: nSattoeIn lit monrlid =,
reoen lit Wetblid d.. = Git
tSroucu molten uno meroen hoiicnt,
llh on3 treffenoe @ort piOerlcgen
fn0em tic han0eln.
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Sin e6cnIo oeltGfter tuic ncmci-

a1r 1o6t1uidertrif lit 6, mcnn
Trantreib 5eute @crrn Sod uog
ibift. I'm 0cn 6r.eoeu BON &cr
ioiles ais d 10 d uno mtloco on.
9reiian 81 l1Iieu. Goourh min
man uotjjrIiA nur Die bereht,gtel
}tugri;ft nuf 6;eien S6anoiricoeu
Sum 5fuc;gen brtulen.
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Sm ei9eneu !3eimntbsurt lit ErGiI-
Dent 8ilion geidllngen porben. Son
llen bitteren Btlen Die bitterite.
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EeI,p6ou ; slummrr 1893.


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~@toutIU", le0eH Srettdg, porto
h,t. beine 8UdeubiGlteg 8ulaninren pro
Sahr M .S1.Oo
gaa Garopa mo Gauo0a. aus
ialleg.l6I 1egen 8orausbc8d9lnu8.
purIoicel, bti0e &0denaus8n0eu
pre- <lbr PAW
TN bslieu uuo ndfrtch III g, oos
BelG oer = o it cttuuQ tatony'
G1rnsr}, 0ie Der XuitnieIltcr IN oeh gro
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sl5c,,suoeu GOeulo lut uno lldJer mr.
SIC rpreBdupeltunQ mel
4s Die aQru.en IN allen &rpreBs>tatlo
-zfu uusneaen 8tuu aiIu oI5 @slf
sSr Vouaruc,iung 0oer ptr GrpreBan
pttiuna dldi. lt 6 nfht notblDenoi4
pen berrcfi.urcn 0rlei re1tItrJrcn 81 LAT
SEQ. srsnu he A0reI5 oelJtlltb qtl5tlebeH
n Seat man oaecqen &G1rgel0 IN oer
aStieI. 10 iolfe eicIer ltti5 regtltrlrt ipers
.5en un ilher All lem odB oerleIbs rtd
s.S9 aufon1mi FiIr @eI0ieuoun6en II
aTafaAem 9rieioerihIuic iibernebnytn
toir ispncrlci &erLutiuortiithtett Jm
Belle pon &ForeBpetuuotrln9en oer8cne
zsHqu "a nltt. eie ate cbenioTp0hl tpte Die
aeue 41ltufFiee an3uachen, oenn lontt
z5un,n MIR ben gIamen in ben Blaern
'aar atht fiuoeu.
Rouen GroerS oilrfen nift. pie ods
70 oft aeidiebt, ais pertreIntIide Quit
GuHa suridbebatteu tperoen,
egDeu Iiuo in ben 8riefen bet5us
@eseu.
Guittuug' erfuIgt uur ourh Ienoeruna
YES Totums auf benz doreBitreifen.
Ran cnreHire .infah:
Gurhhrru". On GroFe. Wis
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t1~x=

GuaeIm lc0tn 6reua8.

e-rcsasgeber. DE NurouerRsdnotiatton
gbnIf &duortnH 4Iulloent.
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8eidQit5sGolal.
WGr5aervs8ebauoe, l23 4tatn Strd6e
"a Groile. Bt5.
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Scwabrtc @rif0ftsfirmrn.
WerHdbermuas.s laeutnreu

c.. S. VAN AUKEN, Geriideruu9s ggent: Bhra
idlaiis. ODER Siderhetts.&onbs. " Neatl Strake.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-07

ford, where MT. White farmed on a large scale and kept much stock.
 Olin Wilson was a recent guest of Mrs. Elsie Cushman at Franklin.
 Mrs. George Smith has organized the Girl Scouts. their ages ranging from 10 to 1S.
 The ChrisL-n Endeavor society held social New Years eve at Memorial church and watched the old year out and the new year in. Coffee and dorShnuts were served.
 The Girl Scouts gave a party to the Boy Scouts at the home of Mrs. George Smith Saturday evening.
 Fred Whites sawmill shut down the first two days this week. Alex St Onge, the fireman, went to MT. Whites farm in North Coventry to cut ice.
 Last Wednesday afternoon Miss Frances Mersereau and Miss Katherine Ricketts entertained the Hilltop club in honor of the birthdays of Mrs. Fred Tyler and Miss Jennie Church. Three birthday cakes decorated with candles were a feature of the feast. The guests of honor were presented cards and a variety of eifts. A plea san' | afternoon was passed.
 The Boy Scouts are organizine z 1 basketball team, with Rrdclph I ernins manager and Joseph Mirtl captain | They will meet at the old Ccugrega' | tionaI church, which has been ar ranged for the purpose.
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ASHFORD

Another big meeting is announced to be held in Bakers hall. Warrenville, Saturday afternoon, Jan. 17th begin ming at 1.30 D. m., to promoS com munity organization. At this meeting the Ashford Welfare association will he started and the first officers chosen, including a president. two vice presi- dents, secretary. treasurer, and these officers with six other persons to be chosen will constitute general civic committee of eleven to conduct the affairs of the association.
 The principal speaker at this meet ing will be Prof. James T. Nicholson of New York. associate director of the bureau of field supervision in charge of surveys and community organiza- tion in the department of civilian re- lief of the American Red Cross. Pro- lessor Nicholson has had wide ex- perience in rural organization and Ashford people are fortunate to se- cure his cooperation.
 There will be program by local en- tertainers and concert by the Bab- cock cornet band.
 The plan of organization for the Ashford Welfare association as pre- pared at the community conference Dec. 18th, is unique. Nomination pa pers have already been sent through out the town and every resident of Ashford who intends to become a member has been invited to make out list of nominations for the eleven officers and send the list before Jan 9th to Allen B. Lincoln of Hartford, a summer resident of Westford. who is taking an active interest in the en- terprise. MT. Lincoln will turn the nominations over to a nominating committee to be chosen at the Janu-
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which came to an end Tuesday morn ing at 10.40 o'clock marked the end of a 72 hour, 40 minute endurance test which had been done without single hitch. On the trip the car averaged A miles an hour, but could have stepped 60 if the laws of the state would have allowed it. After remain l few days the car will be sent to Hart ford and entered in the automobile show.
 Victor Larsen died Monday night at St. Joseph's hospital. He is survived l by his mother and has been a resident of this city for number of years.
 The funeral of Bernice May Green was held Tuesday morning at 1 O. clock from her home in Eagleville, Rev. F. ". Klein of Mansfield Depot officiating at the services at the home l and reading the eommittal service at 1 the grave in Storrs cemetery. Funeral Director Jay M. Shepard was in charge of the arrangements.
 Funeral services for Abbott Little were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 O. clock at the Congregational church in Columbia. Rev. T. Newton Owen con | ducted the services and read the com. initial service al tne grave in Colum T l Nj. Sh'Iard Was II charge of the ar 1 -angeInc4lts.
 FunaraI services for Stanley Ben jamin Irish, infant son of Mir. and 1 Mrs. Nathan Irish of No. 430 Pleasant street were held Tuesday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock from her home. Burial was in Willimantic cemetery.
 c. B. Pomeroy of WiIIimantic was elected a director of the Connecticut 1 Milk Producers Association at the meeting held at Hartford Mondav.
 Robert keirans appeared before the l police court Tuesday morning 10 an swer to the charge of being a common drunkard After being asked by the court what his plea would be, Keirans i thought a minute and answered that | he could not see how the court could present such a charge against him. | The court then ordered a plea of not 1 guilty entered. The policeman who 1 brought Robbie in Monday testified as to the condition Keirans had been in at the time of his arrest and told i the court that Keirans had served time as a common, drunkard. and that during the past twenty-five years he | had been arrested over thirty-five 1 times and in most eases had received jail sentences. Kierans was found ellilty of the charee and was given 50 days at the county jail at Brooklyn. Threads.
 James M. Grady was a Hartford visitor Tuesday
 Mrs. B. Day has returned to her home in Boston after a visit with To- cal relatives.
 William Friese of Franklin, Mass. l was in town Tuesday on business. ] Eugene Burdick brakeman on the local switcher. who was injured 2 week aro by falling on the ice is able ] to be out.
 Raymond J. Bates who attends school in Maine has returned to his studies after spending two weeks with his parents on Quercus avenue.
 Miss Emma L'Heureux spent Tues day in Hartford. visiting friends.