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Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28

ioWner's consent. He was required to furnish surety bond of $1,e00 for ap- pearance in the superior court for l Washington county at Kingston, the
 third Monday in September.
 Judge Nathan B. Ls~is, of Kingston
 and Westerlysspresident of the Seventh Rhode Island Veterans association, has issued notice of the forty seventh an
 nual reunion to be held at Rocky Point
 August ,. A business meeting will be held at Il and dinner will be served at 12: s0s President Lewis asks com rades to assemble at the Union station
 Providence at 8 a. m. and go from there
 to Rocky Point
 I The sacrament of confirmation vii be administered by Rt Rev. William A Hickey, coadjutor bishop of the dio-
 eese of Providence, to a large class 1T the Church of the Immaculate Concep- l ton Sunday, September ,. On tht following day Bishop Hickey will pre- side at the ceremanies attending the blessing of the bell to be presented the church by parishioners.
 After several eentinuanees it is ex' pected there will be trial at the Fri day session of the Third district court at Westerly, of the case of Thomas E Brown, chief of police. against Jo' seph Salameno, charged with violently 1 assauiting Wilfred A. Main. The as sault took place in Pierce street or July 4 and Main was taken to Law renee Memorial hosRiptai, New Lon 1 don, suffering with fractured skull l Main had enlisted in the navy anf l was to have reported for service al Newport July 5. After his discharge | from the hospital he was unable to ap- 1 pear in court and the case was con l tinued twice for that reason.
 l Since then he has fully recovered Training station. Chief Brown was 1T and reported fer duty at the Newport communication with Captain Dimntz of the training station, and it has beer arraged to have Main in court nex1 Friday Since his arrest and ar raignment SalameRe has been in re- lease in bail bond of s1,0ee.
 Mrs. Robert studIey, of Springfield l Mass, who was severely injured in ar iautomebile accident, last Sunday, when i in Ninigret avenue, Watch Hill, was taken to a hospital in her home city Tuesday in the ambulance of the West erly Sanitary corps. It was planned U oEAV Allo. 9SHHtCS " NiS 'NNtee@h rospital, Norwich but change in her condition warranted the change.
 John R. Wheeler of Mystic, came near death from exhustien, while bath 1 ing at Weekapaug. He was swim
 ming off the beach, west of the breach way, near where the two New Jersey Boy Scouts were drowned, when ht encountered a heavy surf and strons undertewR. After vigorous effort ht managed to reach the beach, but witf
 very little strength remaining. Dr. J De We're Barber administered restora- tiyes and Wheeler was taken to tht sherman cottage. He was removed to his home Monday afternoon.
 The members have withdrawn iron the Providence local, Brotherhood o Electrical Workers, voted unanimously t secede and amply for a charter with tn newly formed Internatieaal Brotherhoo' l of Telephone Workers. Telephone em pIoyes, members of other locals of tn electrical workers who had resigned thei
 .membership in the old organization, Wer
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28
NORTH STIRLING

Mss Maude 7i- Grifiiths has been vis- itnE her amt in Norwich.
 F Q. Plummer and family visited frieads in New London the past week.
 sir. and Mrs. Oliver Arnold and Mir. and Mrs. Warren Williams of North Scit- u9te. E. L. were visitors sunday at J. E. Gr.iHths
 Mrs. lola Brayton. who has been in Eockland. F. l., several weeks, has re- tuned home
 Winfield &friffiths attended Douglas camp meeting Sunday
 Elmer Blackmar of North .Scituate. R. T.. has been here collecting berries with his truck
 lirs- Fred Csle has been visiting Mrs. Elmer Blaekmar Of North Sciuate.
 Luther Cole and family. Byron Place and family and Charles Dexter and fam lT spent sunday at the shore
 George C. Spooner and family were wis itors at East illingIy Sunday.
 Al the home of 4ir. and Mrs. John E. Grifiths July 17th their oldest daughter.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28

admitted te membership into the new
 one. which combines all male employees of
 the telephone companies of the state into
 one organization.
 The state board of agriculture of Rhode
 Island is on the lookout for the corn borer, in anticipation of an invasion
 from Massachusetts, where it is doing
 considerable damage to the corn crops. Secretary John J. Dunn, of Westerly,
 representing the state board, asks that the appearance of the pest be reported to him, that measures can be taken to pre- prevent spread The corn borer came frmo Europe about five years ago but has not been reported in Rhode Island It is rather long and slim and attacks the stalks of the corn.
 Local Laconics. Dr. c. Grant Savage was called to
 Gardiner, Maine, Tuesday, because of the death of his father Ashbury c. Savage, aged "A, Death was sudden. There was a report in Westerly
 Tuesday, that two Westerly men, | brothers. were arrested at the Cennec- ticut river bridge by federal officers Two large trucks laden with valua- ble textile goods from Providence to
 Philadelphia, passed through Westerly Tuesday. A Pinkerton detective, fulll army, set in the seat with each driver. The Knights of Columbus will have a clambake at Barnes Point. Bright mans pond.
 Judge Herbert W. Rathbun and John $. Coy spent Tuesday at Narragansett Pier.
 J. Hobart Wells of Providence, pres ident of the Rhode Island Hospital
 Trust company, was in Westerly Tues day.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28
STONINCTON

There has been confusion of the date for the Community house dedication and the annual inspection and parade of the Stonington Fire department. The date is Saturday, August II. It will be a festival day for the borough
 Stonington Pointers.
 There were twenty-seven ballots cast in the borough election. Of these twenty two were straight democratic, foul scratched and one was mptilated.
 MT and Mrs Charles s. Ryon. have as guests, MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Ryon of Bloomfield. N. J.
 Mrs. Emma D. Kelley has returned from a visit in Warren, Mass.
 Joseph F. Leahy is visiting relatives ir Piainfield, N. J.
 Miss Mary King of Providence is thf guest of Miss Leila Moves
 Power boat Lena brought in on Mon day three big sword fish
 Electors will be given an opportunity for caucus registry August and 13
 Many friends attended the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Powers, Monday. The high mass of requiem in St. Mary's church was sung by Rev. E. J. 0'Brien Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28
NORTH sToNINGToN

Neighbors' Night at the grange last Friday evening brought together large number of visitors, eight granges being represented, besides the local grange. An excellent programme, largely musical, was given by the visitors. after which sandwiches, cake and lemonade were served. Dancing followed.
 The Ladies society of the First Bap- tist church gave pleasant o'clock tea at the home of Mrs. George A Thomp- son, Thursday afternoon. Salads, sand wiches, cake and tea were served
 Rev. Dr. and Mrs J. Beveridge Lee of New London are spending a part of their vacation as Enests of Miss Della A Wheeler. Dr. Lee supplied the pulpit
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28

only brother, Herbert E. Maine, of Prov idence, last week
 Rev. and Mrs 0. D. Fisher were guests at afternoon tea of Mrs. A. J. Whitelaw on the north road Thursday. The White law family, who recently moved into town are having improvements made to their house. including a bath room, open fire place and a furnace
 Mrs H. c. Greene and son and Mrs Stephen Maine of Westerly are at Green Gables for two weeks stay.
 The Third Baptist Sunday school will
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28

Myrtle Abhe. was united in marriage with Frank H. Gray of Moosup.
 The home of Herbert Place was struck by lightning Saturday afternoon, MT Place receiving quite hard shock as he stood near the pump which was badly damaged by the bolt.
 Heap Big Chief Black Bear and his warriors went on the warpath last week and secured a scalp. changing the seora so that the Apaches are now 2e points ahead. The Cherokees had better look out when they hear the Apache warcry
 George Pierce and family spent Sunday in Worcester.
 Frank Swanson and familye of Previ. dence were week end visitorss at Charles Sahlen's.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28
of Park church, Norwich, Sunday

of Park church, Norwich, Sunday.
 Mrs. George " Tryon, librarian of Wheeler library, has been in New Ha- ven attending the Librarians Summer school
 Mrs Frank D. Bentley and sons, El- win and Harold, of Mount Vernon, N Y, have been recent guests of Mrs. C. P. Hewitt.
 Mr. and Mrs Edwin c. Norman of Worcester, Mass. have been visiting Mrs T. P. Norman.
 Miss Mary T. Maine entertained her
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28

Newtown.-Five hundred lingering sal. men from the state fish hatchery at Ham mnnassett were placed in Balls pond at Danbury this week and fish of the same species were also liberated in Taunton rond, Newtown. In a few days a quantity Of salmon will be placed in Mamanasco lake, Ridgef1eld, which is also populaI fishi'- place.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28

PortIand.-Friends of Ansel A. Pack ard superintendent of the Connecticut Power company, learn thattthe University ! of Mare has conferred upon MT. Packard the degree of electrical engineer, Mir.
 J ac+sard was graduated from the univer- si-y' With tiIe class of -'1e.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28

have it's annual picnic Friday at Atlantic beach. Members of the Sunday school church and congregation and theiI friends have been invited.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28

r-urscIf to make t5e following test: sec how long vou can work CT how far you can yak without tsccoulag tired. Next takestwO @re-ErzIn tablc.s Of Nuxated Iron three siz-ss pe- day. after meals, for two weeks. Then test your strength again and see for yourself how mich you have gained. Many zu athlete or prize fighter has won the day
 simply because he knew the secres of great strength and endurance. which comes from hErizZ plenty of iron in the blood. while
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23
IOWA G. 0. P. SOLID
BEHIND GOV. LOWDEN
By the Associated PreSs.D

Dcs Moines, Iowa. April .. IoW''a
tNcnty-siN votes in the. &. O. T. ma.
tiOnal convention Will Jo cast Tor
Frank o. Lowdcn. leaders Faid today.
The delegates from the two con
grcssional districts who were not in
structcd when elected yesterday viii
vote with the others who were III
struc.cd in the cauCuscs and state
convention
instructions given the delegates
read as follow.
"The Republicans Of Iowa whole
heartcdly indorse the candidacy q!
Governor Frank o l.owden OF Illinois
for President Of the United States.
This state knew him in his youth ANA
has watched him in his maturity II
knows his worth, aaS pride in his
achievements. and believes in his
soundtjudgment, patriotic purpose. re-
publican conN lotion and administra
tive capacity. II is confident the ma
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23
LOCAL
NEWS

Lewis Todd LEFT this morning for i;
short business trip to Aurora.
Mrs. Charles BentsOn left for Blue
Island yesterday afternoon where she
will spend the next few weeks visit
ing friends and relatives
Attorney Lloyd Painter OF Strcato,
transacted business in ottawa today
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lloyd Norman IF chi
cagO are visiting at tnc home of tn,
lattcr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs II. G
Krusc. on Clinton street.
James T. Farrell transacted bust
ness in Chicago today
Mrs Sylvia, Owermaster Johnson
of MarseiIlcs arrived in Ottawa this
afternoon for visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Bowcrmaster.
Attorney Elmer Roberts has gone
to Springfield on a business visit,
Miss Lucille Nevans has secured a
position in the Chocolate Shop,
H. I Nicholson has returned after
a short business trip in Chicago.
Harry Kelly returned last evening
from business trip in Springfield.
William Doak has moved here from
Troy. New York and expects TO reside
here in the future. Mr. Doak has So
cured a position with the Certain
Teed Company in Marscilles
James OfMeara returned last even
ing from business trip in M0mence
James f. Graham was in Chicago
on business yesterday.
Henry Noumcyer returned last
evening from a business trip in I}'llfa
10, New York,
Mrs. e, A. Griffith of Earlyillc was
an Ottawa shopper today.
Mrs. Martin Olson of MarSeieS Wis
tied friends in Ottawa this afternoon
Miss Ella Mccormick of Mar @eilleS
was the guest OF Ottawa friends yes
tcrday.
Miss Wayne Whalen has gone lf
relatives,
Mrs. A. Z. Ishe Of Omaha who i.
visiting Mrs Griffin in karlvillc called
on friends in Ottawa today
Mrs. William Martin has returned
to her home on Main street after
spending the last few days with rela
tives in Chicago.
Miss Irene lie Vale was a Streatoi
visitor Yesterday.
Miss Corinc Mccormick has gone to
Marseilles to spend the week end
with relatives.
a.. J. w. McMullen transacted bushes
in MarseillcS this afternoon.
Dr. Mcintyre who has been visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Katherine Rhodes
on West jefferson street has return ed
to her home in Chicago
Stanley Osman transacted business
in Morris this afternoon
Mrs. J. q. Johnson Of Leland was
the guest of Ottawa friends today
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23
DANWLLE ELKS TO
OTTAWA 0NVENT|0N
IN LONG CARAVAN
LOCAL LODGE GIVEN FIRST EVI,
OENCE OF WHAT ATTENDANCE
WILL. BE WHEN IT ENTER
TAtNS ILLINOIS ELkS ASSOCiA-
TiON.

An example Of what the attendance
will be when Illinois Elks gather in
Ottawa June /. 2, ; for the annual
convention, has been received by
Chairman Phil Schoch of the conven.
ton committee from J. w Parrot OF
Danville, III.
Danvillc according to Mr. Parrot,
who Is former OttaWan and son 81
Mrs Emily Parrot of East Congress
street, will send IA delegation OF ElkS
numbering close to geo They VIII
MAKE the trip to Ottawa in automo
biles. the caravan leaving Danville
early in the morning Of the first and
with full expectations of arriving in
Ottawa before noon of the same day.
Seventy five cars have been chartered
to convey the sujOurncrs who will dc
fy the mud and dust Of central Hi
nois In order to make the trip here.
The letter from Mr.. Parrot includes
a graphic picture of Ottawa and seen
cry which aboundS in such wholesome
quantities hereaboul The picture Is
word sketch drawn by the eXOtta-
wan who now is "A main cog in big
newspaper machine known as the
Hanvilc Commercial News. Parrot $
official title at the Commercial News
is business manager.
From Bloomington and other large
cities Of the state come reports equal
" as encouraging and all indicating
a monster turn out for the Ottawa
row WOW Preparations are being
made BY the local lodge. as result
of the many Inquiries being made for
hotel accommodations, for entertain
ing at least a thousand Elks and their
ladies. The requests for reservations
have practically SWamped the com
mttee in charge of the Ottawa end
and an appeal has been made to all
residents who have extra rooms in
their homes to send names to T. &.
SchoCh. who has undertaken the task
OF seeing that all the visitors are prop
erly housed for the three days meet
ing
Yesterday Col John Hefterman OF
Bloomington was in Ottawa making
preparations for the convention. Col.
Heferman is sergeant-at-arms OF the
state association and "a former colonel
of the old Fourth infantry. He com
manded the regiment when Ottawa
with Company N was a member of
the Fourth and before Company {
was transferred to the Third |, n G.
He gave assurances that Blooming
ton would have one of the largest
delegations at the state convention.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23
MISS FOX INJURED
IN AUTO COLLISION

After the excitement of the accl-
dent and shock had died away it de
vclelod that Miss Margaret Fox was
injured on Wednesday night, when
she, Miss Agnes Fox and James Fox
.Ir. were struck by the Corrigan Ford
while crossing La Sale street Miss
Fox Is much improved today Through
typographical error is was stated in
the paper last night that Miss Fox
was driving the car, instead OF young
Il orrigan Miss Fox was crossing the
street with her cousins
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Olmstead of Earl
vile were in Ottawa shopping today
James De Rcssctt of Bud, Il former
Ottawa resident, Is visiting John
fentz, who is patient at Ryburn
hospital.
Misses Irene and Mildred Leopold
returned to their home on Ottawa ave
nue. last evening after visit with
friends in Chicago.
Miss Ololinc Wood of Chicago is
Visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood in Center
Ottawa.
Mrs Charles Gciger returned to hei
home on Ottawa avenue last evening
after spending two days in Chicago
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23

FOR SALE The Fair Dealer build
ing. corner Main and La Sale
street, ottawa III. See G. A. CrOWdon
NANTllD-A store room boy at Tent
Colony; $40 a month, good room
and board included; permanent posi-.
ton; apply personally.
G. c. BECK Err, Stewart.
- -----
Wireman. inside. old
house; country WORK, permanent.
Address F. H., care this office.
WANTED Salesman with Ford, La
Sale County; guarantee $50. Flee
tries Products. Address f. H, care
this Office
FOR RENT-Cheap fiat third story
Gedney building. T. r Godfrey.
WANTED-l}Oy for grocery work
f. II. GODFREY.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23
MISS SHEEHAN AND
ABE JACOBS TO WED

Miss Florence Sheehan,, a well
known Marseilles girl, and Abe ia
cobs, son Of Henry Jacobs of West
Main street will be united in mar
rage next Wednesday morning at .
O'clock Rev. George Chess man will
perform the ceremony at the Baptist
parsonage.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23

1t 10 unusually early to put such prices
on height of the season models Do
you realize what it means to be able to
buy tailor made with the Wooltcx
label at sale prices at this time Of year?
This won't interest the extremist who
is looking for model with those ex-
IRENE style features that will remain in
style about two months
1t is for the common sense woman who
wishes to look her best in suit that
expresses every style tendency of the
season in finely tailored garment.
No guess work-no chance, but the
absolute assurance that you arc get
ting a suit that will keep its graceful,
stylish lines because it is finely tailored
Of 90 per cent wool fabric.
You re getting inside value and outside
style regardless of the price tag.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23

tional convention in nominating him
Ter President will be rendering him
the best possible service to the PEG
PIE of, the United States
THE Republicans Of Iowa in con
vention hereby instructs It's delegates
to the G. o. =. national convention
To be held in Chicago in June to vote
Tor Governor Frank o. Lowden for
President and to use all honorable
means to secure his nomination and
election.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23
MEAT PACKERS ARE
HELD BY N. Y. JURY

New York, April 23.--Indictments
charging protiteering in meats were
returned today by federal grand
jury in Brooklyn against the Chicago
packing houses of Armour g. Co,
Swift d. Co. and Wilson d Co ana
l.l.Ir Representatives. mere.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23
COUNTY T. B. ASSN.
TO PUT ON DRIVE

A meeting Of the executive commit
tee of the County tuberculosis asso-
citation was held in Ottawa last even
ing. Residents from all parts Of the
county were present. 1t was decided
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23

to put on a membership campaign to-
get large membership and to divide
the county into sixteen districts for
the drive, with chairman at the
head OF each. A contest is to be
staged between Ottawa, La Sale and
StreatOr to see which can secure the
greatest number of members.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23
You're Next.

When YOU want "a shave, hair eat or
any tOnsOrial work done. don't forget
Barnhart's shop at "Mitch's." Three
chairs, Strictly sanitary. Your bust
ness IS solicited Ed Mooney, for
merly OF the Gayety shop, is on duty
here.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23
$50 PENSION BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
(By the Associated Press

Washington. April -3.-Ehe house
bill increasing pensions of civil war
veterans to $50 monthly and those OF
the widows OF veterans to $50 was
passed by the senate and now goes to
conference
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23

The members Of ;he T. f. Club VIII
entertain their friends at an informal
dancing party tonight at the Ottawa
Boat Club Hentrchs orchestra Will
furnish the music
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23

Read Godfrey's Grocery Sale ad~
Small can Tomatoes. ............... 10
No cans Tomatoes ........,..,... 10
Sugar Corn .......... 10
80 Id. sack Patent Flour ......,.. $500
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-23
Notice,

Now is the opportunc time for
ladies to purchase the beautiful
dresses, gowns and millinery shown
by the famous model. Mrs. Louise
Perigue Reed, at Metzgers Ladies
Shop.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22


The nid defendant A'hori chm.
ptou. l1 hereby notified IhnI 4 clQiI
suit has been conimontu1 nealnsi
him In ne District Court Of the
SIXTH i,idlcal District Of the State
% New Mexico. within and FOR lho
NuupiS OF Luna. by the plalnun,
huhT Compton wherein ulAlntlH
pr,Qs for . divorce from nc de-
Plaintiff allcece ne rruundh for
said divorce that defendant has
abandoned plaInlIn.
You. The eald defendant. are here
by notified that you are required 70
appear and answer The complaint IN
The said cause on of before the 3fi
day 81 December. 1890 the date OF
completion Of service hy publlca-
tlun hcrcin; and. unlcsa you 80 np-
pear and answer Judgment by DE-
inull viii be rendered against you
herein. and the plaintiff will opply
10 The Court for The relief PRAYED
for IN her complaint IN said aoion.
The name and address Of plain
TINS attorney u. Karl A. snyder i2i
East spruce street. Deming. New
McNlco.
Witness my hand and seal ~ tho
Court this 18Th day nf October. ipro
p A. HUGHES. Clerk.
by MYRTLE WILLIAMS. Deputy.
l0cl22-2g-Noy.-b-i2l
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22


|IN THE DISTRICT COURT on Tuf
slkFH JUDICIAL DlsrmCr on
THE STATE or REW ArMco
WITHIN AND ron THE COUNTY
on LUNA.
|LunA WILSON. PLAINTIFF.
|0EOR0E WILSON. DEPENDANT.
Nol|re ~ pcndcnts 81 6uiL
Tho ss|d defendant. George VIII
son. i, hereby noi|ncd that 4 clyll
scli9n has boon commenced against
him IN thc District Courl Of ihe
sixth judicial District o. Mo slale
OF Nov Mcklco within ail1 for iae
County Of Luna by thU plainllII,
i.ura Wilson. wherein tho plalnllu
prays that the bonds o. nnlrfnons
now existing between them b. dis
solved.
Plaintiff alleges a. grounds for Al :
sOrco that The defendant has desert
Cd and abandoned her.
You. The said defendant, are here
by notified that you are required
10 appear and answer The plainliI
la The said cause On or before the
ielh dRy OF November A. %. io20,
The date OF completion OF service hy
publication herein, and unless you
20 appear and answer Judgment ~
default viii be rendered against YOU
herein, and Plaintiff viii apply 10
the Court for the relief prayed for
in HE complaint In said nciion.
The names and address Of the
Plaintiffs attorneys "a Pollard &
sproat Columbus. New Mexico.
Wlluess my hand and seal Of The
Court this 3oih day OF September,
A. u. 1920.
,sEAL) PA. HUGHES.
octi-s-i5-2e-eo.