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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10

:. Prof. Maxine M. Kalaw. .ead Z
the department I political science
in Philippine University. has arrived
in Washington TO launch 4 new nrh-
licity Campaign in this country for
the purpose 81 psrsuadinr the env.
eminent that the Philippine islands
should receive II from cnnvrsss ,
Prof. Kalav wa. secretarv ~ ~.
mission that visited ths II. s. ,sssl
spring in the interest Of indepen-
-aence for thu ialanAA :
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
MORAL: ALWAYS CARRY THEM
ON THE HIP.

Lost-A perfectly good raincoat
whith was placed in the wrong jitney
on the carnival grounds last week. The
same can be identified by two good
drinks which was in the left-hand
pocket. Finder can retain drinks and
get further reward by returning tho
coat to this office.-Menard (Tex.)
Messenger.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10

The first of the 1920 Cuban cane
sugar crop is selling in New York for
cents pound more than last years
price. The Cuban planters, It is clear,
are going to be able to bid for drinks
against New York visitors.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
LOOK FOR THE BILL.

- New York Tribune.
Now 1t Is only a question Of savins
a part OF Siberia from the wreck; and
In that question Japan alone has a vital
political and military interest. Our
work In siberia has amounted to lit
tie or nothing, and 1t is well that It
should end. Japan may take up alone
the burden of salvaging Siberia and
protecting China from the Bolshevist
pollution. But II she does, it will be
only human nature for her to put in
a formidable bill for her services.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10

A. y. G. o-Pleass ten ~ hsv 4,
fatten my lsgsf
A--bieycle riding. horssbadk rsdins.
tennis. bowling. rowing. swimming, eta,
help In incrsasing the siss OF the iimbs.
=. A. 3. u. OIL would IKE 70 knsv
whether or not powder hurts the faoA
A-A good rice or aneissp>6s pswasr
does not hurt the face.
H. NJ. will greatly appreciate any
information you will publish regarding
the causes and remedies for facial warta
A-Qerms such NJ tuberclo hac!iu.
moIds and other Virus cause warts. akin
cancers Or epithelioma- They must be
scraped and cut on. burned with x-rays
or nun glass. treated with acids, caustics
OF collodlon into which II dissolved I
dram OF glacial acetic or salicyiic acid
- the ounce.
Dr.. ASrsAbsrs scSH ansusr ssest,ess
~ rsc1srs ~ thts papsr o. ssedtoel,
Ae0tsnse an4 ee~tt9ttoN ssbjects tAat are
- gswsruJ tntsrese He ca~nee aIscoxs
en1ertoks 70 1rssostbs ~ oRse edrses
{sr tNdtvtdaeI ceses. Where the subjess
y met 81 oewsrai twtersst lsstsrs spjU -
answered psrsexaIJv. u sfamped aml
e1dssAsed cnvcleps IL sstclosed. Addre*s
AL kNQUIRIk8 20 ~. Z. &. H1r9k bere.
- cars n tAts e9foe
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10

their next door neighbor and never
care enough about him to inquire
about his health.
The big city man has such distances
to travel each day that he can seldom
see his family long enough to get ac-
quainted, and he has no time for study
little for reflection nor for friends
IL they interrupt what he calls his
business hours" An abode--a place
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10

Still, there will probably be enough
people that have some of their own
to prevent the New Year from being
shocked at the earth's change of
habits.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
WHERE CREDIT IS DUE.

Sunbeams dance upon her locks,
Locks of raven hue,
Tresses black and shining,
Shining like the dew.
But the songs inspired
BY their lustrous sheen
Should not be trilled to raven locks,
But sung to vaseline.
"A. Handel.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10

to eat seldom more than two meals
day, IL all the city man has-not a
home. On the other hand, when the
small town man refers to his home"
he means home In every sense
The main trouble with the man who
sympathizes with those who dwell In
small towns is that he lives where it
fs SO crowded that even his brain has
not had a chance to work.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10

In the old days sports used to call It
ties" When wartime prohibition
came they called It sherry" Now, on
account Of It's high explosive quality.
they describe 1t AZ tint" and let 1t
go at that.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
Secrets of Health and Happiness
tissue Digestive Juices Now
Used to Extirpate Cancer
BY DIR. LEONARD KEENE HIRSHBERG
A. B., M. A., M. D. (Johns Hopkins University

IN popular conversation digestion IL something that
| has to do with the stomach and the food you eat
To speak by the physiological facts, digestion is
much more thar that
Broadly, it may be said that in reality nearly
every living vegetable and animal tissue
produces enzymes--ike the pepsin Of the stomach.
which has the power TO digest one thing or another
,ot necessarily foods. The various textures Of man.
blood, muscles lymph and other structures have this
capacity to digest albumen, protens fats starches or
similar things.
When stitches Of eatgut. SILK or other foreign
objects, even splinter Of wood, are left In vosrd
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10

OF cancers have been promised ana pro.
posed by all sorts and conditions Of men
ana women. yet cancers usually return
months Or years afterwards TO dispute
, .nese claims. Exceptions are the skilful
blade Of the surgeons knife.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
LAW FIRMS is LAW FIRMS.

Hogg & Hogg, Attorneys, Sullivan,
Ind
Ham & Ham, Attorneys, Wauseon,
Ind
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
SOME oPTIMIsT.

He Is indeed an optimist,
Who scans the published fair price"
list
And thinks at once the h. c. |.
VIII take a tumble down, pellmell
And calm the peoples discomfort,
The viii @ the landlord boosts the rent,
The dealers raise the price Of meat,
And ditto all else that we eat,
The tn ngs we wear, the things we
drink
I'll say he Is a hopeful gink.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
SOME WIVES HAVE 'EM, TOO.

Dear Pops Advising you that a
Harlem theatre advertised as follows:
CHOOSING A WIFE WITH AN
ALL-STAR CAST"
-Maxey J. Markow.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
COLD WEATHER, ISN'T IT?
FATHER, DEAR FATHER, COME
/, HOME WITH ME NOW,

The building formerly known as the
White City Saloon is for rent. Own
ers will remodel same to suit respon-
sible tenant A splendid place to keep
cow and chickens. Inquire at street
car office.-Centralia Cll.) Sentinel.
Nothing much to swear off this time
EXCEPT your taxes.
It's long Lane who has no turn
to resign.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10

Looks as though some of these pres
idential booms may turn out to be
"duds."
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10

When Emma Goldman gets to Rus
sia and starts pulling Lenine's whis-
kers, he will find out what real Bolshe-
viking Is.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
I'll 4 ay he is a hopeful gink.
DO you KNOW ANY SILK LADIES

Il would like to look at a silk lady's
umbrella, suitable for a Christmas
pres emit" - Heard in department
store.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
Answers to Health Qusstieas
e ". 4 o-Pieass sivs ne seine.
hing tor blaekhsads and nimnieoY

A-Yeu must rssnemAss that eanA>sa
cakes. staruhss. pickles and hsroeeadioh
nave muoh to do with this condition.
Dust and grease also NAV eauee pim-
pies. Eliminate all Of these and keep
soap from your face. Wash the face In
plain cold water ana . coed toalet
wster. Then Apply beris aal water
night ana morning.
MRS. G. c. W. o-i an troubled vsry
much with cold feet ana chilbiains. II
there any curs2
A-Apply . little q the fsiiowins to
the feet each night:
acntnyot ..................... 1ra@
DnAO".....ss..s.... dram
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10

osc even spinner OF WOOD are left IN not removed
y surgeon they disappear snd are said to b absorbed"
.shodn lJ..
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
=: PEPS =:

Every man In Poland IL to have =
free haircut at the expense OF the gov
ernment The only way you can do
thar in this country 10 to go to Fort
Leavenworth or Atlanta.
Maeterlinck will find plenty Of blue
birds in this country-those birds
whose cellars are already dry.
AS long as Christmas condolences
are in order we will confess that we
received IL presents-six pairs Of
socks.
One Judge says he will punish auto
mobile offenders with long sentences.
Perhaps he will read them something
from Henry James.
COLD WEATHER. ISN'T IT?
Dear Peps-In the theatre the other
night my neighbor mentioned with
pride that he was to appear in the
coming publication of who's Who"
well" quickly remarked friend Of
MS, 'were you In Russia, suppose
you'd be appearing in Witch Is WITCH :"
Dot.
One of the intense surprises Of the
year 1919 which has caused us distinct
shocks, is the announcement that Mr..
Bryan may be candidate for the
presidency.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-11-26
This, the Both day Of October, A. D.
1920.
H-5.4t A. L. Clark. Trustee
N, TIE
Bonds For Sale

$3.50 6per cent, Palmyra Town.
ship bonds for building School House in
said Township, Township one of Hall.
fax County's Townships, North Caro-
Ira. The right to reject any and all
bids reserved, Send bids to the under
signed until December 4th, 1920.
j. H. Norman,
Clerk Board of County Commissioners.
Nov. 10TH, 1920. ll-l2-4
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-11-26
the following property to-wit:

the following property to-wit:
That certain tract Of land lying and
being in Halifax County, State of North
Carolina, adjoining the land Of George
Price on the West, the old public road
leading from Weldon to Days Cross
Road on the South, Willis Price on the
east and Chockoyotte Creek on the
North, and more particularly described
as follows: Beginning at George Price 8
East corner on said public road, thence
" N~s. yu aa0ng sag pqD nH ROAD w Seyen
Prices corner, thence his line N. Al w.
to Chockoyotte Creek, thence up the
creek to George Prices line as by his
deed from Sallie Brown S. Al E. to the
beginning, containing three (3) acres
more or less, being part of the share
allotted her In the division Of the late
Willis Prices land.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-11-26
NOTICE

Under and by virtue of the Deed of
Trust made by Sallie Brown and Ever
EFT Brown to me as Trustee, dated the
9th day Of August, A. D. 1919, recorded
in the Office Of the Register of Deeds Of
Halifax County, North Carolina, on the
18th day Of August, A. D. 1919, in book
No 3O7, at page No. 257, default having
been made in the payment of the in
debtedness thereby secured, and at the
request Of the holder of the note evil
dencing the said indebtedness, l will,
on Monday, the 10Th day Of November,
1920, at the hour Of IL o'clock, noon, in
front of the Court House, Halifax,
North Carolina, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

New York. having been called there sul-
denly by the serious Illness Of his sister.
NJ. and Mrs. F. E. Baacr were guests
of theie sons In New Britain Saturday
and Sunday
James OBrien of Nav Haven was tie
guest of relatives in toHn owe. Sunday.
A dance held in Grange hail Saturday
evening was largely att&n,ie.1.
The game with Moodus last week terra
lated the Colcheste~ l'all seaEon, and
hal, hearted, hopeI.ss Scase1 20 was
v .jk, the arch-foe IL all farefull pay.
robbed the team of rAny Of i;s insre able
pla, CTS, thinned the -ank-e almost ami
t'iatef the well kno IN, far famed team
Of Colchester. People pay hore fur fool.
more Tor clothing, more IT fuel. theatres
'aInluin; .pieuoi Snip '&YulIp sJ1tI
ca, stand upon thai day. IF itckr ninS.
IN. say, II. gave mo ic the colchester
ball team" Zone recording angel will
suffice to take care OF the rushi)
The team has paid more for guarantees
and conveyance this year than ever be-
fore. yet the box Office receipts have
i hardly kept pace with those Of former
years. Few times indeed, was the man
ager seen with smile on his face after
a game.
In spite of all, there Is much to be
thankful for. The receipts might have
been less the team did win at times,
and Walter Keller never failed TO be
resent in uniform He and H. Friedman,
the backbone of the team, save many a
game
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
DAVIS THEATRE.

Fonr Of the finest vaudeville acts ever
- IN Norwich will be at the Davis
the frs, half of this week He1ding
The bll is the Southern -Four, quAriette
~ colored entertainers, IN harmcni-
Gus singing Offering entitled henoss
from tn South. This IL one Of the best
singing acfs in vaudeville f-dzy: Ihe
next act is George and Lilly 0arc<n.
premier xyIcpbonists. in classy mn1icAi
Offering. Frank Shields comes nc1t
with a western novelty act entitled 1ne-
Man With the LArieis- Fiahery md
stoning complete the vaudeyhe witns an
eccentric comedy act thai is = sure hre
NJ, entitled The Loose Character An OF
az acts on the hill are a big time at
trsktion and win provide real enter
,afrrnent The feature picture ts Enid
Tsennett In her latest production- 1ne
False Road. II was produced by Thom-
as II. Ince and is Paramount Arfcraft
release Miss Bennett has the rcie OF
BETTY Palmer member Of a gang. Of New
YORK crooks Her sweetheart Roger
Moran. upon completing two year
term at Sing Sing. surprises her By an
nounesne .that he In determined 20 20
straight hereafter She refuses to d.
sert her pals. and he leaves her and n
naIlv secures work with the local banker
m a small town In New England Later.
Tss,tv and a confederate are SAT- ~ The
rrnol, leader to rob the bank Roger
follows them TO New York and By pos
ing as a back-slider. succeeds. thronEh
petty IN recovering the money. She,
thereupon. abandoas the heid Of crime
and she and Roger are married. Para
mount Screen Magazine completes ne
show.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

has been aitested 10 BY the fact that
this play comes 10 Norwich after q fall
years run at the Knickerbocker theatre
in New York Harry L. Cort. George z
Stoddard and Harold oriob have written
a merry melange that Is bright and EnzD-
py. the music being marked by an eri-
eirhlity, for the composer has brouEht
TO his composition cieverness and NE
lodic veil that tickles the fancy, .ths
ears-and the toes
The setting Is Palm Beach. vtlch e.
fers' opportunity for unique and coiofful
background. and costuming Of The reN-
est style all OF which. needless 10 fay
is taken the utmost advantage Of inlthe
sartoriai display OF the offering. In fhis
environment lis projected the story. Of
Abutus GUILTY. and her letters: Of Col
onel Dodge and his connection with hos
letters; Of pretty Mary Dodge and her
love affairs--of countless other de1irht.
full people and their equally delirhffui
and amusing business and pleasures. ana
doings; all OF which forms a genuinely
Interesting tale that is augmented b. 4
cast beaded by Gus shy and Including
Joe Mack, Harry Murray, OFT Kerner.
Florence De Bar, Marqnits Dwight. car
oiine LaritinE. Mary Ford ana ch6rus
that is dainty. danceu ana altofether a..
lectable
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

Lewis, John A. Owen, DR.. S. H Holmes.
]. P German, G. II. Haskell, A r.
Young, George Brown William LETTERS
and F. II. Tanning.
Miss Margaret Leyden is critically i'll
with black diphtheria at the City Hospital
in Providence. She has just completed
her course of training as a a nurse in st.
Joseph's hospital of that city. 1t is not
now how she contracted the disease. Sat
urday the physician said if she lived
twelve hours she had a chance for re-
covery. Sunday the reports were more
hopeful. Miss Leyden, whose home is
numbers of friends in Jewett City and
Norwich who are very anxious for her re-
covery.
Mrs. E. E. Sweet Of New York has been
a guest at Mrs r. r. Church's.
The names Of Misses Nellie ConneIl
and Dorothy Paul we're omitted from the
list of women voters. The name Ethelle
Pau, should nave read Ethelle Parkhurst
A. M. Clark, Fred c. Clark and E. H.
Hiscox attended the Grand Masters day
celebration at the Connecticut Masonic
Home in Watlingford, Saturday. The
trip was made in Mr.. Clarke's automo-
bile. The Jewett City party we're
among several other parties travelling
East out of wallinford Saturday to be
close witnesses of a genuine movie stunt
auto truck wreck. Just south Of Meri-
den the state highway from New. Haven
to Hartford passes under the Consolidated
tracks with a sharp IS" curve. Many
local automobile. drivers are familiar
with the place and know the curve we'll.
There are the regulation warnings to
be seen as one approaches from either
side. and in addition to this, some one has
painted in letters a foot high. along the
stone abutment Of the overhead bridge,
aPfepare to Meet Thy God" that he who
runs may read. short distance ahead
of the. Jewett City machine, was a big
Hartford truck loaded with collection
of household goods, inclu ling piano and
| a range which stuck out behind. The
drivers negotiated the curve without re-
gard to any of the warning signs. He
| made the initial loop on the south side,
then couldn't straighten at the speed he
was making. The Zig truck swung partly
| in. to the last curve and went over, as
one spectator said ''Key-bang CO." The
piano and stove were mixed conglom-
GRAFTON of keys and covers with legs
transposed
whether the admonitory requirements
of the handwriting on the wall had been
complied with or not, the driver refused
! to disclose. However. he all but present
| ed himself, prepared or otherwise.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

One Of the most famous stories \ al
literature trznsfOrrned into = truly v1n-
derfnl motion pieture-Robtrt Lotk
stsyenson's fascinating DR.. yckyn and
Mr.. Hyde living before your eyet- With
John Barrymore. proclaimed By many
the greatest living American actor. IN
the leading role. That Is our feature fer
today and Tuesday.
Dr. Jekyn and Mr. Hyde u more tan
photoplRy. 1t IL a screen event Meth
ing like Il has ever been eeen b<fsra-
The young London physicizn wha bt-
comes, in two mzrvelousiy SeparAtad
bodies, q clean-minded friend Of nsaA
and q misshapSn beast OF PREF win live
always as q masterpiece OF efnotignal
acting-Barrynore' Efeatest screen Per
trayaI And through the biood-tinEiing
story runs the tender romance Of ne
doctor and his beautiful. fragile n0uer Of
sweetheart. Martha ManE6eld, Ne
noted Ziegfeld beauty, IL the girl.
1t Is = perfectly produced, PafanoeAt
Artcraft picture. and q treat whieh- 70
one should deny theznselves
The Breed will also present the 0rSt
and exclusive pictures Of Hts Hoiinaa.
Benedict XIV, with intimate vieWs OF
HIS Holiness and the Vatican made on
the occasion Of the visit Of the Knights
of Columbus pilgrimage 70 the sacred
city.
Pearl White in The Black Secret and
a Rainbow comedy make Up the renAAAn-
der Of the bill
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS
GOOD SEASON PROMISED


The sixth season of the Norwich Mu-
sic Association win be opened Monday
evening, Oct. by musical and dra-
matte program to be given by Maurice
Marechai, Lois Perkins Matechsl and
Sydney Thompson. As the people OF Nor
wieh wish TO hear these artists, both
from personal interest and the surety Of
great pleasure because of the profess
stonai suersss attained by each, this
meeting Will be an open one. The pay
nJeht OF an admission fee OF one dollar
viii enable any one who desired. to at
tend. After this meeting. admission to
the concerts will Of necessity, be re-
stricted TO members Of the organization.
There is. however. at this time, given to
the people at large, cordial Invitation
TO join the association by the payn1e-t
Of fee Of 81. 70 the treasurer Robert c.
johnson, ITO Broadway The card Of
membership will entitle the holder to at
tend all meetings Of the season, includ-
ing the concert Oct. 4.
The meetings OF the association will
| be held on the arst Monday evening of
each month in Slater Hall Annex. In ad-
dition, It is planned that one or more re-
citals be given during the winter. These
meetings to be announced later, will be
open 10 members Of the association and
limited number Of friends Of the ar
fists performing.
Following 10 the outline OF the reg
ulaf program for the season October. As
stated above, Mrs. Robert W. Perkins in
charge; November, Indian and colonial
Musicf Miss Olive e. Hunt, in charge
December, songs to and BY Children.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Buckingham In charge
January, Some Artist or Artists 10 be
secured from cut Of town; February
Negro Music, plantation songs. spirit
| uals and modern compositions, Mrs
James "A. Bidwell. in charge March
Modern American Compositions. Mrs. Ar.
thur L. Peaie IN charge; April, annuai
meeting and ANA teur night
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
COLCHESTER

The Academy football team is ont on
the park nightly, practicing. They have
some good material this year and are IA
hopes Of getting some games with uear-
by school teams.
Elgart Bros. have started painting their
factory on Norwich avenue.
Several carloads of .ra6k have been
received for Blakeslee & SONS. Contractors
on the new state road, which will be used
by their gasoline locumoti res for carving
supplies to the concrete mixer. The work
of laying the concrete viii, commence
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs D. A. Biakeslee Of New
Haven were visitors In town Friday. Mr..
Rlak1slee is one of the contractors Oh tie
new road job
Leonard siebert of East Hampton WIGS
in town Friday.
Jerold Kerr. tifnekeepsr for Bialses-
lee Sons left Saturday for his home m
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
ROAD SOCIETY.

Or. l. H Eoyes Of Providence VIVA nj
his home here Tuesday to see his mother,
who has been ILL.,
A large number from here attended the
North Stonington fair Wednesday and de-
ciared it the best one in ali the ten years.
Henry Tyler. of New London is spend
ing few days at Maple Lawn.
Rev. Mr. Kellogg of Connecticut col
lege preached here Sunday.
Mrs. Phebe Ford of Mystic spent We'd
nesday with her sister, Mrs. Martha P.
Stanton.
Mrs. Henry Sinclair Of Brooklyn, n.
Y, arrived at her brothers in Mystic
Friday, for visit of few weeks.
Mrs. Grover C. Coffin, OF Taunton,
Mass, is at the home of her JUNGLE, Amos
&c. Hewitt, for few days.
Miss Grace D. wheeler spent a few
days with Miss Mary H. Dean the first
of the week
Miss Priscilla A. Billings left Tues
day for Providence where she has enter
ed the training class for nurses at the
General hospital
The Wheeler district school Is closed
this term and Misses Emmeline Billings
and Harriet Park attend school in Ston-
ington borough. going on the high school
team every day.
Miss Louise Wheeler. is attending the
NorWlcn FREE ACADEMY ana staying Win
her aunt, Mrs. Frank Lathrop.
Mrs. Greene Of Norwich is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs C. B. Wheeler
\ Fernando Wheeler ana party motored
10 Norwich Sunday.
A large party vert from here TO
Springfield, Mass to attend the New
England fair. among them Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph c. Wheeler. Mr.. and Ms. Joseph
Noyes, Seth N. Williams Byron Billings,
A. c. Wheeler. Donald wheeler, N. SAN
ford. N. Billings. Jr Others motored By
way OF Norwich and will include a trip
to Mt. Tom and other places Of interest
before their return.