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New Britain herald., 1920-09-07
CREST IN POuCE COURT LONG ONE
No Serious Cases However, and
 One Is Almost Forgotten

Barney GuberniCk Of Stanley street wac forgotten in the long line of court caEes this morning and could have walked from he court t-room LntrtCd but for the vigilant eye of sergeant Theodore Johnson who summ moncd Prosecutor kIett back to the courtroom and likewise Judge John ktrkhum. SO that an extra ses- sion of court was declared in order to tell Guberntck to appear before tho judge tomorrow morning. The accused was charged with driving a truck past a team, owned by The Gulf Refining O.. on Ccntct street and passing ihc team on the right hand side with the result that tho near horso's harness was damaged and the team scared.
 Jitnrur Fined.
 Al the rcgulaJ session of court Joseph Stamislochik had Judgment suspended on a charge of leaving his ear parked in front Of s fire hydrant. lie nes arrested by Patrolman John l.ciblCr yesterday.
 John ltcydrikas operated n jitney yesterday nnd on one trin carried 20 passengers rather than the i5 allowed by law in the car he operates. He was arrested by Motorcycle Police man Stro!ls and appeared in court thts morning. He pleaded guilty and was lined Sj and costs.
 George kcrupsky was charged with drunkc cnness. He admitted his guilt and was assessed sIO and costs. DrunkS in Fight.
 Joseph Morisky was drunk, resist ed an officer and carried a revolver without permit. Mike Petrolsky wns drunk and resisted an officer. The two were in court after being arrest cd by patrolmen George EIiinger and Joseph Kennedy on Broad street about o'clock this morning. The officers were notified that there was trouble on tho street and they found tho cause of fl in a hurry. When Joseph was being placed under ar rest his friend Mike decided to help him. The fight cnsued between ofii- cers and men with the police the Ntctors. Joseph was charted slO for resisting. SlO for drunkenness. and SEQ for carrying the revolver plus costs of court. Mike was assessed court costs besides having Si0 for drunkenness and s10 for resistance added to h.s fine.
 "HIuntsnnn' DIschargcd
 John Nunzlik. aged 16. was arrest cd by Game Warden Smyrk on the charge Of hunting on Sunday. The young man carried n good looking gun which was presented in court as evidence. There was insufficient evil dence 10 prosecute him and judgment in the case was suspended.
 George DcMos was accused Of steal
New Britain herald., 1920-09-07

of attempted burglary They received a severe lecture from Judge Kirkha m.
 Labor Day Session.
 Cases disposed of in court yester- day inclhded:
 Alexander Linn. IT. of Harlem, K. Y.. arrested by Patrolman Walter Mslona on a charge of burglary at The Globe Clothing House. was sen fenced to the Cheshire Reformatory.
 Frank Sadis. jitney driver. was fined SIC for overcrowding his iitney.
 Judgment was suspended in the case Of Joseph Mania and Frances co Full. two Spanish boys. who. through ignorance, went bathing in shuttle Meadow.
 John Pofodenski was fined s15 and costs for drunkenness and assault at the Citizens Coal and Wood company yard.
 George O'Brien was fined so for drunkenness Similar fines for sim liar offcnses were meted out to Ed ward McGrath. Fred Lisco. James waddle and Charles Lipitski.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-07

buryMFwY CHRD SHRD SHRDSH ing 1850 from the safe in the Victory Lunch on Church street on August 6. The accused then left the city and it was thought that he possessed the money. He vent to Springfield and other places and returned to this city yesterday. visitin; at the Vic tory. When he entered the restau- rant the proprietor immediately seized him and held him until the police .arrivcdf When arraigned in court there was no proof against him and Prosecutor Elctt after stating that there was plenty Of suspicion or dered the case nollCd.
 Morris Reicher was fined s5 and costs. Tony Farone was fined S and costs. and Mir. and Mrs. Max Maltzer were fined $Io and costs for dis turbance at MaI;zcr's store on Hart ford avenue at 6:3o o'clock Satur- day evening. The story as told Tn court was long one and involved the sale of some pears by Jaco" GIassman. He sold them to the MaItzcr people for si.3o and then re- sold them to Fletcher for s1.50 a basket. Thus the fight started end ing in tho arrest Of all concerned. The trouble attracted crowd of bout 500 to the scene. Judge Will liam F. Margan appeared for Eeicher and Farone and Attorney Irving |. Rachlin defended the Maitzers.
 Thre, boys. Swan. Sandberg and Johnson had Judgment suspended and were placed on probation on 2 charge
New Britain herald., 1920-09-07
CITY ITEMS

Exclusive agents Stetson Shoes. Besse-Leland Co.-advt.
 Joseph C. Beebe. tea cher of piano and voice. resumes lessons September 2oth.--advt.
 The drawing for the cut glass set under the auspices of the Hebrew Ladies Aid society. for the benefit of
New Britain herald., 1920-09-07

the Colorado sanitarium. which was % be held this evening in Tolmud Torah hail, has been postponed for two weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
Monday. September 20. 1920
WOODROW WILSON RESPONSIBLE,

oon he ""' f." " """'
t" "u o"r, I"''"r - IA" m"h"h"'
"'""h" 'n'""" '"I"E
h rsnr rr"ll"n' Wit
In '""'' which "'''"
An,.r,n ldr In r"l"tonh
and 10 forr" r'I"y upon
unry Without hrn""" In'''' A"
u has boo" h""" :" the
hN'" resulted f'"n' '" non
@ shoulders Il" """'"" Wilson"
nd h denomination Mt
n"%lG have ,r ,c "%, ~, ,% RI" r' Of
that hour that a VIM, "uHh,
tcr.rnpE to tho changed
was Ia alJ ss all mat needed T." Gay Vas
~"io the door Of sT'i} rr, , H,I'
vas Nu,tn Sow
II """ "'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
HARDING AND THE FARMER

- part Of tho program ~ rN' onR,ru'
,t,r outlined by Nonni"r Harding. hna
attracted moro rny"rahlo attention than
hra 10, loratl"n 81 policy relative I" M
ricuIIurc In h,s address, at tho hinn"A"ts
SIatr Trir ~ "yinrsd an understanding
~ tho InI."rleuC" OF agriculture. the
dtTriculticS 81 tho r0rm"rN hf". aud n
sympathy with this great basic Industry
that hayo hitherto been lacking Ia the
national administration The grower OF
foods - IN" one producer III Au"rl'I
who. during tho past tour yoars. haa
boru limited a. TO his pri' 81. controlled
al 10 hin markets. and altogether de
prt,od or tho unusual opportunities for
prunlH which have been enjoyed almost
without limit. by prOdu'rrh In other
lines Government rtir"n aud govern
ment regulation have boon tho rule with
tho ro1ul, that many rnrrn"n hay" been
growing whuat A. loHr. that tho wool
Industry Ia to-day suffering m ~ hn'
not suffered Tor mhny J"htH. and tho
farmers. discouraged by lack "t return
for their effort have deserted thCir
fRrmA by tho Thousands and fockrd into
tho already crowded citicH.
Senator Arthur CRpprr "t kanan"
editor and owner OF on" OF TIA" greatest
farm journals IN America o"mn"ntA on
Senator HardInX'a Minneapolis program
aa tho nrst worth while and Concret"
aUopoaittun for national cooperation
with tho furmeT Tho program Anna to
enable farmers L" unit" Tn etic'uFe sc"
Ing agencies. |" lower tho cost OF "'S'''
button aud 81 re"'h'"h III" "'"'"'' ="
eAtuud encouragement ana h"""''"' d"
nsram,o 1" tenant fnrno'a seeking u"
become land o~ners. L" study through
official assn.Ics. tho Practical dlfH
,,.I,ioa 81 .."p growing a"d "au'io '"iS
lnv =" talnto,. I",'ts'at'"" t"" 'ha
r.,. to,u.a ,i.ot "o,'i iah"r. ""h tho fam
lan.i. ,r,,r a,a ""as "'"'' "rieh I" '"'b
,.,.n,..,l"r o"i o"rpiy agricultural -
.,,.,,,I.,.., h,,..ai rtirsS anI n"aiy y"
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few minutes later. tho nurEc 'ph"n"d
t. shy t. tell you It's male h" boy
MIR Wnmpum." falt"r"d Nnrrowa.
shortly Afterwards. II want T." ask
you-thnt is-ld like to sugECSt.---
"Ccriainly. with pleasure. Mar
rows" cried Wampum heartily. I'll
src to- II at once that you get fve dol
lars NOR" week.
And hr saw 10 IL, and then hurried
h.iur and Wa informed "f the. SAT"
arrival II two twin girls. already
named Erplicn and Ohstinncy.
The urAt morning he summoned Ar
ContIna and NurTows into his office.
"NNhnsr Idea was THAR he de
mnnd"d
"MInr. sIr." sp"k" up Narrows gal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON
.Tn-n hIa SION

rhey 10 pat nI"nrtr"uh ~'"l'n
sign. where II ubsiIu'ih my SIo" !
cannot roo IL" Buniigli shlno "t""
Ihn waters blue Ia" HlHn appeals
I" i,a ssIns Iun"H. nnd nrhn nc" I"'
Ihoir i,ada II bayH. Tot h"lH"'
u,rs anl Iubcs tho Mini mat
h,Ihc, NIad' nrf"Ia lay "nIh"
tla Biaa Sh"ca sIIinar ! '""oIT
n,rai.h I sp"ns I II hay lh""o"""
itt.s Win I""oi i"h"S y" ""''h
IiuI Isha ihtS hia is''.""' i'"'" '"y
hnnd and t,apIo ~ 90" E""' 'h"H'
Ia lI,oa ahuI Lrn' ~" nuIF"' brand
never ~Iii i"vos' r"T NnlR"'"
sIFu unSnIs NY Uyn Hud U'ahoH IVY
anil, .nro shuia "u' n -""il"" ~
tho rAy dnHrnd"s -" blu" 1"s
-hnre Ish"w ,ho' aisnh"ath '" nv
GrIrnd- orh ih~y FC' mad WIN mo.
and nav our tnrho WIN Nu'R"r
nnda WHOM ctIm"a liz" this ~" 40"
Old rulE~rs tires may D." 90 nm" ~
any CaRlrgn made. hut whsn u"
Tals~d that heRT,ly "lEn, ho LOST, TOR
keeps. my trade. III toll along on
weary limbs. or drive TWO ClRy6nnk
mares. ar run my car upon itT rims.
bsfor, ri buy his warrR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

. Ih.I tao Itspubllunu sanhi"IlaI ohh"''
dul, WI Tun Iuu bChlhn lI"iu'hh
MI Ia all. oven ,uBC' dlnH lIE VI"
nI.InhnhIa fuT,o ,,r tho AInlua olorlIOh
n h. ruIII - Iutr tu,' lu.. I'''"lIh a.
. have uu ,usy tnHk uhund "f lh'm ''
, v Iuuluu a GUur' UIIhhle Hh l"IlB 10 wv
., nnt, uui II 'uu loo tsI''i'I no, wv
pI lu.lpln n'llviilus 81 IT," 'l'""'''"''
4 ntIuInI uIGunIsuti"u fI"n """ ""''
/ H., ,L.Il,n will leo dUy"l'h !" ht'"
4 rl",'H J" Width Il'''" e." -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
Our Daily Story
nnanHr1mA ruLLs TIRE RrpIuaH

trhu Wnwruu hnh Nv" hnuph'"r'
t:lIi, tinuin. I''rc"N"Irn'". EbEh'l n.
I.urrI"iu md TrIcigi'u'". nul ""
would ,h'"rfullr hmy" Eivou th"W all
rrr on" r"u. I'u' o,'h tlWC II was
anything II wms u ElIl mud Wnmpum' .
naturally rusty mntur" got w"r'" mud
WUrR"
Sow. ~ Glanced that Argentina
Crooks. his t'lrphun" switchboard
up"rniur aud SusN,d EHrruwE. his
chief subirI,,tiur clerk. wrr" r"nrfuliy
IN lulc Ru, they couldn't very well
marry tin Nnrrows got u raise. and
John Wnmpum had e dear ear for all
REQUESTS for NOR" HHlUry
Narr"ws wns about !" ask him nEain.
AS our story, opens.
Il know. 'SuSn"id'' said hrgcutIn
rSCtedlS-"IIes expecting news from
home about another important event
In his family. aud just before You ask
for the raise. IN 80 In md tell him
IT'S boy.
MIR NampuIu." Ii" reported IN u
business lik" ton" to her employer. n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
,JusrICn ROW PHoPLn WHO
BOUGHT LUERrN BONDS

a thing that should gain hsrdinS
MANY votes next November Is his strong
advocacy OF action by the Kovernm"n.
TO hrinE Liberty and Victory bonds DECK
to PAR. and keep them there.
II ia nothing less than an outrag" that
tho government has failed TO do this
simple Justice TO tho millions Of patri-
otlc citizens who bought bonds during
tho many months OF National peril. AND
who were then assured that tncbe 40.
,urt,I.s were "as good a. gold" and
never would suffer any Appreciation
Sacramento H'"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
INSTRUMENTATION


Frankie Roosevelt '"ld ms MAIN"
audiences mat ne ihN"tod inc "''''"S
OUT OF Ihctil'''ht CLERKS !" '"' r'"'' ~
service ana 'h' cutting """" 81 '"'
49,.
ever since the war rndod. h"t today they
have an ~ payroll over "0e"oo "'"I'
employees than were required l" Il" 'h'
~"rh In 1913 II was '"' "'"''' 'S a
IItopuhll'"n '"ngronh or ia" 'A'I"'"E""'
demands 81 lho adi"'"lH''"'""" '"'
funds Tor The present hs'aI Sea' 'ha' -
,.., r ,,,,o,rr.,,, .I.,La from
m, r,r,,Iu,nts Ia,po pau 81 ihc
,,too p6n 600 sayrI 10y lho IlcruhIl.ou
r,.n.,o,s r,,,u, ,ho Dou,n,raII. dcunndn
f., rnnsy would. u tho on,I,c amount
hai ho.n granted. ha,o hoo" flli"' "h
.,,,.,, ,.r u,c ucr,h
~. ,,,..,v,,,', vo,dv r,ntorIn
,,. ,.,, =, ,yt,,,
-
r,.,t, tor,,c,,c md
,,.,,,,o,c m, failure
$780, ,,a ,,,,Jy .,,,,cc,Icd In
.,,,irv how low an estimate no
P'"'e' Oh Inv
can voter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

FROM now unlil the election N"N"n
Dor 2 u wnE announced INST nlEh'. l'
publican h"l'luunrirIS over EHy Sh"'
sinrr' 1908 Market street wIll u" open
daily from - IN uuIti midnight DAVID
DiugCI. Ia charge az tn" direction "I
wuTil stated that IL" WORK ul h"huInhl
lrrr will l." mHdo 80 interesting th"l
yut,.y. viii nnd u vlsI To Headquarters
a drIIuhuIuI call PLANS NAY" hr'I
made TO prGvidr Information or every
character concerning til" thnIhlE !,
which win br disseminated freely I" al
callers who are seeking IlGhi a." 'h'
I.InphlIm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

II W., auuUup,cd last nIEhl lh"'
Iu,.,. uuiil,ri ~ bhIu county ll'IuhI'
,,u uui.ru hnN, ,u!uui,'I,d lh' IL b'IN
Lea, fu, ia, tall ,uinpnlu -. "ud hli"hhE
a a,uin 81 nhut,i have boo" la" '"h' 81
A.. Miu Italian q liunIu". :" 'hnli m"h'
ian Tia, IIiHI dihIil, "ul NJ" il"' a
williams 80 chairman inI ia" count
,I ,,,,tu.u =, l,u want !" w"if Ia ih' h'
,,utIl, an ,nutl,nlt.u N"Iu'u wlahluE -
vynIE la thr ,rIul,uipu may 81" p" "l'"p'F
A., rUndIuE ih,lt Ini"'r I" It, r"hli' %"
h' uI'IunIl'I". 1903 N"'h'l 7l'''' - T.
rinI,uI and l,nyId I'I,EoI. Ia ih"iE" "I
,l hi,,,ii.n ,.f t,"IE win "I~'"Ih Va
nn,mnr J." Mia II,"ru' nuh Mo WI
llanr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

lantly .
We'll, II was n mAsterttroHe OF
business. hereby promote you TO
thr office Of multiplication clerk at
tftccn dollars more week.
And the young couple married AT
once. and In the course OF time had
nine soug. to each OF whom they crate
fully gavo the middle name OF VAN
;'npyr!rht. 1918. by George Matthew
Adams.
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JOURNALISM AND
FARM ENGINEERING
Ar STATE UNIVERSITY


|
| Mn,pnntuvm " Va sept. /" Ne"
/ dnraiImr"Iu 81 Went Ni'EI"'" '"'N'
! ,lry ia, .unInT y,nr vii "hh i"i"'"H' l."
| tho v"rr nnd Li""h"" H." h"Ih 81 '''
| leo tim, ~. iiiair t'mIv'tpltJ Ia ''i""d
nr T.. tho r."rl" 81 N'nI virginia"
| on. 81 Ih,rn ndhIIl""n ihni 1" "f 49,"
! rInI iuinr,nI - that al lh' "'p"''"'"'
! + i,,,,nnIinm ,hl'h In I" h" u"d'f ~
/. Il,,d QUO 81 III" Now InriIu' I"In iH
,L, r.lI.rr ct h,Iu nud 'I'Io"'o depart
mont ,T rurItrh ~ I'rrh viii only
! ,I,r ivr" ,"u, 90" ~ III" f""h"m""''ln 81
! i"uru rlIu", during ih" Counting N""' wv
! beginning With ~" ""h""I v'"' 81 " =
| n' tho now inrtru'iut wlll dewitt" VI"
! ,uiirc Ilm" /" l"urunIi"iI' r"ut o." "nI
! vlII rndou y"r I" hulId W Hli"nE 81"
1hrimont ~ IN" InIN'"I'E
DR. Rood In charge.
Trr Ilrrd rmurp I" "'Hi virginia from
! NnryIund stat" InIN'IrltN. wh"r" h" ms
dozen head Of ia" d"uhi im"nt 81 Eng
! far thr pnm four 81 fIyr NrnrH lie -
| II prpduniu Of Marietta t"llrE" nnd Took
! h., d"cI"r. d"Er"" ut 'hl" Hi"i" 'nlF'r-
liy IIr hnp had rNi"urly" teaching -
r,rIcncc und practical work In lnHulnH
| ,arlnuH publications.. lie iH thoroughly
qualified hy both Training "nd "'r"f -
| ,urc /" mink" TIA" i"uinnlini'' M"iH "
| ,uInpl'tn Su''crn
| r,, n, rr. fr- yrIrn. TT"f""r"r
! David DnIr 1uhurun han given '"ur""r
1T JnurnhlYIlc t"mp"nlii"n. prim"I ny
Tor rludrnir connected with IniN"r1 ~
! rIuduut publications. li"""n'Iy. no" -
ever Tunh 81 other duiI"m hnr forced hlfn
| Ia abandon lhAur ,"urrrn rmllr"ly FRO.
| f,,rur Chnrlrr T.. SIn'hdnl" hnr h""n
,nrduriIuE r"ur-ru Ia agricultural jour q
nnIInm. which VIII probably l." con
! l.nuch
There hnn boon d"mnnd Tor ''i my
| InurnaIintIr ,ouIn" ut the l'niN"rrii"
' an
| the qinIr Tor ~ cIal y"ntT AMI IhN hnrl %
! Ing nr the ,uurr" thir y"nr iH "vih"nc"
az Ia" proper spirit 81 pf"ficrH an"
urnwth on tho part "r INIT lhHllth'i"h'
| According 4" nvnilhhl" ilEnI"H wh'i'
moro orC departmental OF journalism In
/ r. ,rhnnIs about the country, not NOR"
than "A half dozen Of them hnF" com
rIotr 'CnurHrH that Hrc worthy OF ihn
name. Two of III" best known "t then"
arc tn" Pulitzer school OF J"ni"L 'itih
Gulumbln EuIV~Hiy. ana maj OF INC
school connected with the University 81
Farm Engineering.
Another new DEPARTMENT 81 general
interest lH Jhnt Of ihim 'nHl"", ring
v.hl,h /, L. lr ,"udu'I"d 10y II L. l..
Amen -, - part 81 IN work Altered h}
No CnIIrrr 81 Agriculture This year
Alien Ia u EIhhuhi" "f III" lnI'"I"IlA
a,d a native 81 ~" state. -" l7 'h"i""sh
| " familiar with ia" pa l'"i"I hu'ha 81
the stat.
! Tnin .",,I ne viii deal WIN ihr cree ZION
nri ItuI,,t nI'in"ul 81 al h'''H 80
T,,u, LuIIdInr1 with drainage. f"'" 80"
o. hinr,s I",i.,,n "r' ~ '""'t''" ""''
,u,,.y ,,II,,, IhInrr hint have \" Il" '""''
,,, ii. uin,Iy III Iht lhlurn '"nn''''h
FL, Irh Tnt,dIur '~hI' /, Il" "'I "r"' '"lIE 81"
O.. 10, lL. I,riinr 81 i've nI"H :" VI"
r,nv Iuu 81 fnrG Ir"'ln'l" Ih'' h""
i,., "n"II., l,"r J'l "''h ""h Ill -"
r,toIi. o,,."r,ho ~, '"''r' "r"'" 81 ne
''.,lIrro 81 w. i'"I'ui"
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u..l.,,,,.,,n IIrIr To- pIs.Iutiu
well a,i hIuo luIr rh"wiuE il'" pi"' 'n
Ia Within ryrry I'rIl' !" ON" county
h.. In,uiol 80 Now 90 III" ~ '"n''
Il"ruhII, ~ h"uhIu"It"'" ANY "h''
v,Iut vhn ~ n"i uhuolulrlY '"Ii"In ihh'
hn ~ rr"I"rIy REGISTERED f"I III" "l"'
tIun Nov % nuy call ~ headquarters
vhrrc wnrk,ru win nrHirt him Ia d"'"t d.
nInIuu II ho Iu pr"p"rlV r"R''l"l"d anu
II not. nid him In l"i"E r"EIHl'''"
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rrQinG Indeed.

rnn1ng Indeed.
Young Mr.. Hays seems TO think that
to the average American 100000 Is
Just little loose chanSe.-New York
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RUSH To JOIN
HARDING CLUB
MEETING WnDHnHDhy rVEHIHh
TO LAUNCH PI.AhE rOH HEFA
TOR HARDIHa'g RECErTIOH

Duplicate Routsru in Hands, OF WORK
ora Many Women Volu"t"'' TOT
Campaign work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

Even hcr"ro General Ohr"R"n ~ In
auEuratcd plot tn asHNSatnni" him has
bcrn discovered MNSicn runs ira" TO
form.
t,., hIda fair TO beat Palmer In dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

Tn" Wheeling truck "rdIn"n'" hA"
been upheld by tho c"uTN. Now Tor "
Tow good salty durcr for th""" VIII" hHN"
been cpnHinnIly violating II
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cox bids fair to beat Palmer IN dis
covering "conEplThCIes.
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TIL, Case or Now York
NY MARX BULLIVAn.
tHuIluunI ram, turI,rIuud' a. 81 IL
IntolliTrn''I uud View i"Ih
waning l'uBi


Idaho fUT example. has "r" lI'puh
u,nn srnniur iuIhh. hhd uu' b'un" tat
t., ,,nnIuI SuErnt Nup'ul ~ now al
f,i - .I.,Ii"n The it'r"lIi' """ 49,
u,,Itr .unnd'nI nh",u Ithrhi"" '"'i Nl"r'
Ih,hn hat yh.n II ,"rn'r 1" IL" It' I""
n, az candidate fni r'"ni"I beating ~"
,.ni II t. ."". ''l.h ih"i ihlr !" dl'
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25
SOUTH COVENTRY

Dr. William IL. Higgins has new gold watch which was presented him for a birthday gift by Mir. and Mrs. William B. Sprague of Andover.
 Miss E. Gertrude Colburn, librarian of the Booth -Dimock library, who has been seriously i'll with pneumonia, ex- poets to resume her duties soon. Mrs. J. M. Wood and Miss Edith Tracy have acted in her absence.
 Judge E. W. -Latimer and Dr. W. l.. Higgins are the delegates to the state republican convention at New Haven today (Tuesday) and Wednesday. AL bert E. Harmon has been reelected chairman of the republican town com mittee.
 At a special town meeting held re- gently it was stated that the increased cost of schools to the town in 1919 over that of 1909 was 99 2-5 per cent, while the increase for current ex- penses outside of schools was 146 per cent for the same period. The latter was found to be an error, as an item of borrowed money paid to the amount of s6,500 was erronously included in the current expenses. With this cor rection the increase in the current ex- penses for the past 10 years would be only 6S per cent, or 31 per cent. less than the increase for schools, instead of 46 per cent. more. as stated in the meeting
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25
BOLTON

At the town meeting Friday 2o- mill tax was laid. It was voted to discontinue the highway from Charles AI Lees northeast to the state road as a public highway. Three hundred dollars was appropriated for use in the celebration of the 200th anniver- sary of the town next fall. Prof. Samuel M. Alvord is chairman of the committee.
 A poverty social was held at the meeting of Bolton grange Saturday evening.
 Ernest F. StTpng was home from Hartford last week. i'll with grip.
 Mrs. John H. Massey and children, who have recently recovered from in fuenza, were Ill with tonsilitis last
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25
SCOTLAND

Ralph Sweet and Earl Kenyon, stu dents at Wentworth institute, Boston, are at their respective homes for a short recess. Winslow S. Gallup of Boston spent the week end at his home here.
 Alphonse Bergeron, Hazel Moseley and Sarah Moseley of Willimantic were guests of relatives here over Sunday.
 Committal services for Benjamin S. Gallup were held at the new cemetery here Sunday.
 Mrs. T. E. Clark and son of Bloom field have been at O. H. Sweets for a short stay.
 Owing to unfavorable weather the meeting of the grange was omitted last week.
 Herman Bacon of willimantic was at J. B. Bacon's over Sunday.
 Anna Zeigler is i'll with tonsilitis.
 William Lyon has returned to his home here after severe illness with pneumonia at St. Josephs hospital Willimantic.