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Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
NOTICE OF MABsHALs SALE

United States of America. Territory
 of Naasa. Division No. ], at
 Juneau.
 Public notice s hereby given that by virtue Of Che Writ Of Execution dated August 18th. 1920. issued out Of tho District Court for Che Terri tory of Aaaka. Division Number One. at Juneau on a decree render cd by said Court on Che 18th day of August i9e0. In favor Of Che First Territorial Bank of Alaska and against tho Alaska Furniture & un- dcrlakur Co.,. which said execution aud decree orders and directs me 10 eoI that certain parcel or land sit- uato in tho town of Douglas Alaaka. on Che Southeast lsEl Corner Of Third and "D" Streets. being por- tion Of Lot No. |. Block No. 4 hav- me froutoee Of Fifty (50J feet ou Third Street. and a likc frontage Of Fifty C50l feet on "D" Street. de- sar.bod according to a certain aur- yoy and plat or said town made by G. w. Cars'dc. and accepted as of- 0clm by Ono citizens of Douglas and of record n tbo Land OGIcc of said Territory together with ail and sine rular Che tcnemonfs. hcrcditamonfs. aud appurtouances thcreunto be- long.ug
 And win accordingly offer said real estate for sale at public yendue to che highest and best bidder for cash on Che 22ud day Of September, A. D. 1920. at l0 o'clock Of said day. at Che sou,hcrly entrance to the Court House. at Juneau. Alaska.
 Dated tbis 18th day Of August A. D. 1920. J. M. TANNER
 T 8 Marshal. Division No. One.
 Territory of Alaska.
 By GEO. L. JOHNSON. Deputy First publication August 2o. 1920. Last publication September 17. 1920.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
TAXES

Notice is hereby given Chat tnc City Council of tbc city of noueals Alaska has fixed the rate of tax levy for Che year lg2O-2l at thc sum of twenty l20l mills on cach dollar of assessed property. both real and pore soual. hat Che aza ore now duc and win become delinquent ou scp- tembcr 30. l92O ot Che hour of soyou CD o'clock D. m. und unless paid prior thereto fifteen G5) per cent win bc added to tho amount thereof together with interest at Che rato of eight )Sl per cont per m- mum from Che dato of delinquency mu paid. that Che said taxes are now payable at Che City Clerks of- dcc. Ten per cent discount win be allowed on ml taxes paid before date of delinquency
 Dated at Douglas. Alaska th.a 3rd day of August 1920.
 L. w. KiLBURN city Clerk
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
GOODBYE TO SISTERS

A farewell dinner was given sum d. u0cruoon by Che Ladies AuX.II- ary of tbc Catholic church to Sister Nary Wda and other Sisters Of st Ann who have concluded thor loborH with Che st Ann hospital hcro.
 Many rcrrcts wcro expressed by those present oycr Che approaching irnaruro of Che sisters from tho isl- md Nm Richard Mccormick in a r.w wcU chosen words expressed hc appreciation of tho people for Sister Mary mdds cGor's and pre-
 r,ol her with token Of regard from Che people of tho Island
 sntcr Mary Huda who for tho part eight ycau has bccn hcro and for mc Iust fou yoar superior of hms hospital len for vIc.or.o on thc AIamcda
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET

house and ousIu0 room thot .a not only Mrhor but otherwise more roomy hm Che one chat was provi- ouHy on lHc boat
 Bringing in Game
 Aruo shulsh.fO Felix Gray and Hm Flock lclt last Saturday night lor OIivon inlet after dcor and Mr. shud.hiH got one b.e buck Hc climbed Go tho ,opmoa. rcaha Of aov- crl mountains ihaJ mt thc sky m that vicinity and on Jhc very tIp top ol one thom ho got h.a buck. Hc vae seven houn bringing Che vcn- uou back to thc boat uo saw six deor altogether ou Che trip.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
VISIT RELATIVES

Mrs. Nlrl C.s.r who has hau .t KHDhan vtn nc brother I.ur.n.. Erickson .o- tho pas. .cr- oa months arrived on Ono oV oI r..'.. t.. mo.n.nr for n f..'i ".,h her moHe Mrs. Peter Gravrock o0 Perseverance. and hcr uulc dmrh-
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
SCHOOL TEACHERS

Mrs. N c Holman teacher in One government sehoo. at Douglas Iaf term has been chosen as pr.n- anlI of Che government school at sUa for fno coming ycnr Hcr
 Laughter. Miss Dorothy Holman who fau.Hl the primary grade in tho uourIas nuHI. school Inst twm win telor at Richmond Beach Washing fou 'hs term
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
STROLLER HAPPY

Mrs. E. J. Whito Of Juneau for- mcrly of Douglas. returned on thc Princess Nlcc Tuesday evening after having been visiting for One past scy- oral months at and near Seattle with hcr daughter Miss Lcna H White. and other relatives and friends
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
IElrE FOR SEATTLE

Prod Cu and h.a son. Herman. vW i.nye or Seattle September 9 nm Canadian ra.0c Railway foamor Nr Gu. win .om .hc rest of hs GmHy or n farm ou'H.dc Of smflo and Herman win r.mtor Che fn.rnr n. Wu.hr.fHH
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
VISITING

Ted Dooeuu. who ho. bocn work r- oe a min man for Barney Helms at lc Crystal Group Of claims ot sucUahm arrived in Ono city Wod- u~Iny for a yIHt w.th h.a family Hc wW leave again for suctusham Monday ou Che maI boat Pheasant
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
TO NEW YORK

Iam saH. who recently Ici s. Ann hospital ImoeU a'tor am
 ...Hon. HH for tHo outh on thc r-n..t. Nfa. tH.. mnw.ne I'o iH ..oufe to Neu York. whorc hc has relative. Mr. sNau.s formerly wa. orr.rcor on n locomotive for IHo TIoiwoI Company
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
WORK IN JUNEAU

pio Martini who since returning from spccl river has been working uItb Che electrical force at Tread vcI hm mbcn a position with thc Alaska Electric Light & Power Conn nIuy at Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
BACK FROM NINE

Mr. and Mrs. William RuHc TO. mn.I to DoHe'u Wednesday morn mr ou tto Princess par aHw hay me h.m at shetHn since last spring MI. H.m. Inn. h..u acting aa hIack- mh and fo1I shupaucr at Che T.HiWoU comH.nEH property a' eN..uu
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
FROM KETCHIKAE

T Uascrup. who for Che paat two months has been at KoichIkan work mr at b.s trade Of carpenter on Che new bank huldIng has returned hcrc for visit with his family He expects to SO back to Kctchikan soon
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
FROM NUGGET CREEK

Nr Roe Dmtov and her und- Huehto Miss Numn laurhIm returned from Nueee. cr.ck carly r no week. Thcy bad been visiting muo for several lay
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
Evelyn G. Back

phoIoeraphcr Ed Andrews and Paul Kceel have returned from a "Trip to L.sausN straits whore 'hcy had hoped Go do some prospe,c.ue
 and take some pictures Evidently tbc rain season had started Iu chat
 e.tIcu of thc country as it wncd an thc time Che Evelyn G was lhere making it Impossible Co either pros ----- --.- ---. --.---...
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
FROM JUNEAU

J w. Nichols and two utlc aonn and houaokccncr havc moved over from Juneau and are occupying thc Dr. Sergeant house on D street for fhc winter
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
BUSINESS TRIP

c w Johnson. pat'crnmakcr ot Ono TundweI .omdrv lou Tuesday urh. ou Che Admiral Evans for sc- arI. com a hu.Iue .r.r He p'aua ou returning m ah.r. two Wcek.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
FROM VACATION

John FcuH and hH daughter Elizabeth returned Iost Saturday evening from Tcnakco where they have boon on vacation for thc past several weeks.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27

Kodnk printing developing and cuhrrn neatly and promptly donc hy Mrs. jaoE Mccom.ok Leave or- Ju at Elmer F smiths Guys Drug s.or. or phone TroadwcIl 23a.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
IN CALIFORNIA

J Arthur YomE superintendent of the Douglas City schools loat ycr. has akou Che position of supcr.n- tcndont of schools ot WcavcrsvIilc. California. for che coming term.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
JOHN IS DAD

John Mccormick, Jr, Is Che proud father Of compound baby girl Chat waa born to he and Mrs Me- Cormick at SJ Ann hospital Ju- menu. last Sunday morning
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
Col One
Gilion

Work hls bcon resumed on One r-.d.-on that h bcue crrc.cd by John Fcus. ou Che beach near hIa. hardware store. The er.d.ron is for. Che usc of gus boat mon wishing re- mir work done
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
IN MEAT MARKET

Rauenar Kronqyisf has taken a position at Che Trcadwcll meat mar kct and is ordcr-takor and delivery man for that institution.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
Back On Rnn

Tho Pheasant Capt. John Haho. resumed the mail run between Ju- uoau and Cape Faushaw Monday arcr having boou ou Che rr.i.ron in Juneau for thc pas, several weeks The phcasan. now has 70 now pilot
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
Engineer Home

Roscoe LauEhiu. who has boon engineer on thc big anu.ry tender Vermont for tho D. A F. can- uery in Excursion inlet during thc
 summer acasou. Is ya.,nr at hH hcmc here. Tho uuncry hu ocased operations for Che season.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
Nov House

"Blbo Samples h1s recently completed Che construction of a now wheel house ou che after part of hH boat "s9youaa." The wheel house win replace Che o'd one which was fao low Co give good view for Che ....H..r..n
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
Work Completed

Tho Kconcy pIicdrivcr has oom- rloicd i,s work of driving now pi'e. In Che ferry wharf, and tmt a'rue- turc .s amiu open for teams Co travel ovcr
 Got One
 Lco pcmytt Emil Goubclic and Harold Gallwas wcro out Sunday on Emus boaL Che Mary A. J They wont Go somc destination unknown and returned with one buck among thc thrcc of them
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
From Taku

Deputy United states Marshal George b. Johnson returned Wodno- day from tho Taku r.ver whore hc had been for several days w.th % party of Juneau friends ou a moose hmC Ue went to tno mouth ol the ryor ou thc Iris and on w Che s.ream in his open boat Jo.her The party did uo. succeed In getting any moose.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
Quit the Sea

Martin Galluar who has hoou on the Gambler tondor for l1c Hoonah Packing Company at Gambler hay. io- thc pas. several months. has re- turned to his homo horc. Tho Cam. bI.- Bay camury has c.o.ei down fo- th. sclaoH and Martin win at,mI
 .hooI hcre Iurue Che 00m.ue term
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
On Vacation

John MUs Joseph R.eli and John Eriui lcft with Captain N" Robertson ou his boat Bone Dry Hs. saurdW for Warm sprne bay and vicinity on vacation trip. They win hurl f.h and take baths for
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27

OIycr olson and M.hc GoyrI wore out .o YUuues bay euiy I'm .hc Wo0s looking for ycu.sou They covered mos, Of Admiralty island in thcr sar,h for game THrr returned wItlou. any, They saw some haar tracks and grouse however, hn. did not shoot either ol thcm.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
C3nneU W0rkoTs

Cecil Bach and Herman cut who bv ther efforts haye bccn materially hrnur |a aurmcn,ne Che worlds food supply by working iu tbo par.ol Urhor cluucry during vacation Hmr. arc back homo The cmnor, Ina. closed down for t1o season w.'h . small mack uf rsE.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-01
Dividends 4Pcr Cent

Palmer, Mass spent Christmas with Mir. and Mrs. w. IT. Bracket.
 MissBertha Pardus and Frank Var nasek were united in marriage last Tuesday afternoon at the home of the bride, by Rev. Theodore Bacheler.
 Mrs. Laura Moore of East North field Mass, was a week end guest of Arthur Deavreaux and daughter, Co., ra.
 Leon Woodworth. who had his leg amputated below the knee at the Hartford hospital two weeks ago is now home.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Costelto, of Willimantic. were guests at Christ man of Mr. and Mrs, James Ser vice.
 A stated communication at Ur:el lodge is to he held at Masonic hall, Merrow, Saturday evening.
 At the regular business meeting Of the Get -Gnther club Monday even- ing ethe following members were elect ed fO office for the ens1'ing six months: President. T. R. Edwpards; vice president, T. Safrank; treasurer, T. Woodrasek; secretary, A. Pot ter,
 Miss Bessie Buker is spending the holiday vacation at her home in Lis bon Falls, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-01
WHITE ROCK

MT. and Mrs. William Stillwel and daughter were in Wil1imant!c Sunday, to attend the funeral of W. D. Phil lips father of Mrs Stillwell.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Kettle of Greene, were guests of MT. and Mrs Arthur Briggs.
 Mildred and Ralph Cornell are spending their vacation with their sis ter at Washington, R. I.
 Rudolph Ayres, of North Stoning- ton, spent Christmas with her sis ter, Mrs. Charles Champlin.
 Miss Dorothy Stillwell has entered the employ of The Utter company aat the aoffice off the Westerly Sun.
 Fred Boucher has purchased new Christmas with relatives at River car.
 MT. Chanrette and family spent Christmas with relatives at River Point.
 Mrs. ousely of Pawtucket spent the first of the week with her husband at his boarding place here.
 John Riley and Mrs. Mabel Staplin, who were married Monday, have gone to Occum, Conn.,, where MT. Riley is employed.
 Mrs. Mary Christy was in New Len- don, Tuesday, to visit her daughter. Mrs Otis Morgan, who is very i'll at Lawrence hospital.
 Mrs. c. F. Champlin was in Provi- dence, Friday, to see her husband, who is a patient at private sugrery.
 
 The secret of success lies in doing well what you can do and cutting out what you cannot do.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-01
COLCHESTER

A. Lazinsk was calling on friends in Middletown, Tuesday.
 Frank Tesar was in Salem, Tues day
 Rev. Henry W. Webb, who has been in Boston for the past month working for the Pilgrim Memorial Fund ex- poets to complete his work this week, and will be at the chapel this (Thurs- dayl evening for the mid-Week ser vice.
 was the guest of William Johnson on Tuesday.
 Henry J. Bailey. driver on R. F. D. No. 1, is taking a few days vacation. George B. Miller, substitute driver, IS working on the route.
 George T. Loomis of Westchester was in town Tuesday.
 The Congregational and Baptist churches will join in Union services next week, during the week of prayer. There will be a community service at the Bantist church Sunday evening January 4th,
 The Missionary society met Tues- dty afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Webb, on Broadway. The first grand ball given by Col chester camp. ". O. w, was held in Grange hal Wednesday evening. The Old Guard orchestra, under the lead ership of Prof E. A. Carrier, furnish ed music for dancing. also gave a fine concert before the dance. A large number of members from camps in surrounding towns attended. At mid night the festivities stopped while greetings of the season were exchang- ed.
 | Wesley Brown of Salem was a caller here Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-01
DAVIS THEATRE

Another famous American play has been adapted to the screen. Augustus Thomas well known success 'In Mig zoura," which was first produced in 1893 with the late Nat Goodwin in the leading role, will be seen at the Davis theatre as a Paramount Aircraft pho- toplay starring Major Robert War wick. The plot centers round an actual incident, which happened dur ing Mir. Thomas career as a St. Louis newspaper reporter-the sensational hold up of train by lone highway man. Around this episode, a love story full of heart appeal has been woven, as well as many thrilling scenes, including the capture of the robber by Major Warwick as Sheriff Jim Radburn. Eileen Percy heads competent supporting cast, which in cludes Noah Beery, Robert Cain, Monte Blue, Gertrude Short and Ha- gel Brannon. The other feature is William Farnum in the William Fox production, "The Lone Star Ranger" a dramatization of the novel of that name by Zane Grey, author of Rid CTS of the Purple Sage" and "The Rainbow Trail'-in picturization of which Mir. F'arnum has appeared with such marked success. "Wealc Hearts and Wild Lions" is the comedy to complete the show.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-01
LIBERTY HILL

Although the weather was stormy 'aand travelling had. there was ? large attendance at the hall. Christmas eve. A tree was well loaded with presents and popcorn balls. Everett Pay son made fine Santa Claus. A play entitled, 'No Cure, No Pay" was giv- en. The cast follows: Mrs Langirish, Mrs, Everett c. Payson; Alice. her daughter, Ruth Goddard; Friends of Alice, Lucy Aiken. Cora Chappell Jennie Caster. Ida Harowitz, Susan Dean, Lena Harowitz: Aunt Midget. a deaf old lady, Mildred zenowitz; Fridget. qreen of the kitchen, Mary Chapnell. The play was well present. ed. There was solo. duet and chorus sineing and recitations. This variety made very pleasing entertainment.
 The meeting of the L.herty HIT Congre"ationaH church will be held this (Thursday) evening.
 Communion will be observed follow ing the regular service at the church Sunday morning next. at Ii o'clock. Robert Turner painted the tin decks of the church steepIe. Monday: Relatives of Georre Fl. Lyman of this plaoe attended his funeral in Leb- anon Monday afternoon.
 NTrP Tc1a-' IF. Knott is much improv- ed ir haaNh
 The district school has two weeks vaca tiop and will onen Monday next Mrs. Horace Foote who hos been 1 il. is ahle to sit up 9 short time,
 Mrs Horatio Goddard of this place
 who has heen in Wiuimantic hosri- tai has improved sufficiently te be
 moved to the homa of hnr daurhter 1 Mrs Daniel French. on Carey street
 Mrs. Charles Good-ieh and two
 children are visiting New London rel atives.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-01


 The Elks' Frolie of 1919-1s2O was
 held Wednesday night at the state
 armory on Pleasant street. about 500
 Elks and their friends enjoying the
 evening of entertainment. dancing, and having good fun in general. The hall of the armory had been prettfly decorated for the occasion with draped
 American flags, and at one side of the room was located the Elks Palm Gar
 den. where those who did not desire to
 dance could spend the evening playing
 cards. The program of the evening started promptly at o'clock and from that time until o'clock New Years
 morning there was no ta dull moment. The entertainment of the evening consisted of several songs by the B. P.
 o. E. eight, made up of the following
 men: John W. Keirans. Harry L. Les ter first tenors; William A. Hussey and Michael J. Farrell. .ssecorld tenors; Harold c. Lincoln and John D. Roy, first bass; John P. McQuillan and Ar
 thur J. Roy. second bass. The mum
 bers given by this double quartette
 were Carolina Sunshine, The New
 Moon, Bo La Bo and Auld Lang Syne.
 In the last named piece the entire au-
 dience was requested to join iIs. and they did, with will. At 10.45 the or chestra played The Star Spangled bdHllSF dllQ dl present came lO at tention. Following this, the B. P. O. E. eight sang Nearer, My God, to Thee.
 At this point of the evenings pro- gram the Elks' toast was given by District Deputy James P. Hayes of Norwich. Shortly before midnight 1 every person present was presented a 1 favor of some kind with which they i could celebrate the coming of the new | year. Promptly at 12 o'clock the noise ] began and for some time the shoutings l of Happy New Year! filled the hall ] The affair broke up at o'clock 1 Thursday morning. It is the hope of 1 the Ellls that the Elks' Frolic of l 1920-1921 might be held in their new 1 home to be erected on Pleasant street hin the near future.
 1 During the evening in the basem ent of the armory all who so desired were l served light refreshments. by c. T. | Albro, caterer. In another room all | who so desired could obtain soft 1 drinks and punch. This counter was well patronized and the dispensers of l the soft drinks were kept busy i quenchiug the thirst of the 500 pres ! ent. This counter was in charge of
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-01
AT THE BREED
 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Virtuous Men, the inaugural Ralph lnee film attraction, which presents r. K Lincoln as star, under the per sonal direction of Ralph Ince. right tully lays claim to being the biggest screen melodrama of the year. Telling a story of gripping suspense, tense situation and lightninglike action. it contains every element of melodrama. The spectators attention is held from the time the pictdre opens until its closing scene. The most absorbing climax ever seen in films comes at the end of a series of dramatic situa- tions packed with suspense. Embell- >ishing these foreeful bits of drama are settings of tremendous size, acting of most realistic nature, and a diver sity of characters whose personality tntrigues and holds the interest of the audience. Virtuous Men, an S-I pie ture, is the great melodrama of the year and provides an entertainment which will finger long in the minds of those motion picture patrons fortunate enough to witness it.
 Virtuous Men will be the feature attraction at the Breed theatre Friday and Saturday
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-01

Nelson Daniels, who was assisted by Michael Sullivan and Ray w. Downer.
 The affair. which was in every way a success, was planned by the follow ing committee: T. Frank Cunningham, chairman, Nelson A. Daniels. R. J. Galligan, Albert Fournier and Henry J. Kelley.
 Henry Russell, aged 2S. will appear before the police court Friday morn ing to answer to charges of defraud- ing boarding house keeper. The de- frauding took place on or about Oct. 22 after Russell had left this city without paying his board bill at the Y. M. c. A. Chief of Police Killourey was notified of this act and traced Russell to Oakdale, where he had gone to work in a bleaehery. Constable Hickey was notified and made the ar rest Wednesday morning and the man noon by Chief Killourey and locked up for safe keeping. When questioned about his act, Russell stated that he was broke when he left the city and that he was willing to settle for any amount due the Y. M. c. A.
 At Washburn hall Wednesday night a New Years dance was held. Danc- ing was the main attraction until the end of 1919, and from then on the welcoming of the year 1920 became the feature. The dance broke po in the early hours of the morning.
 The Y. NJ. c. A. will be open all day today (New Year's) and the members and their friends have been invited to enjoy the privileges the building offers. In the afternoon the annual New Years entertainment of the boys will be held in the gymnasium. The enter tainment will start at ? o'clock and will end at ,. There will be a general good sing by all boys. and this will be followed by games and last. but not least, by hot chocolate and wafers Tn the evening from ' o'clock until F the to be the guests of the association ana an evening of pleasure has been ar ranged for their benefit. From ' until 7.30 the guests will be invited to the basement to witness bowling contests and an exhibition of billiards will be given. At 7.30 all will be invited to go up to the gymnasium, where, under the direction of Physical Director c. A. Sampson members of the classes will give exhibitions i'll Indian club swinging and drilling, fancy march ing, class sword dancing and a solo sword dance by Physical Director Sampson, In the sword dance Mir. Sampson will use German cavalry sabre picked up on the sheIi-torn field at Chateau Tierry. For the last mum Der there will be a gymnasium schottische in which all members will take mart. Following the gymnasium exhibition, the floor will be cleared for the program for the remainder of the evening. Dancing will be enjoyed by
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-01
CHESTERFIELD

Miss Sophie Ginsburg of New York spent the holiday with MT. and Mrs. John R. Kaplan.
 The dance given in the Eureka So- cial club Christmas eve was well att tended.
 MT. and Mrs. William Bousa, Lula and Anna Powers and Emily Bousa of Hartford, spent Christmas with MT. and Mrs. J. E. Powers.
 Mrs. Isaac Kaplan returned homo from New York recently.
 MT. and Mrs. V. J. Whiting spent Christmas day with Mir. and Mrs. Le Roy Searles of New London.
 Miss Helen Kaplan spent the week end at MT. and Mrs. George Mersner in New London.
 Messers Louis, Leroy and Jacob Kaplan are visiting relatives in New York during teh holidays.
 Miss Priscilla Fraser, a nurse in New Haven hospital spent a few hours Friday evening with MT. and Mrs. John Fraser, of Fairy Lake farm. son of East Lyme, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Emerson Wheeler and MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Tinker.
 
 A small railroad in Texas has sup planted it's steam locomotives by gearing six-cylinder automobile mo- tors to the wheels of several boxcars.