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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
nnrrn THEATRE

An opuient romance of inirignA een- quest and mystery Is the descriptloa Ap piide by its producer to the fiee ,. PAr- ker Read, f.-Assoeiated Pruducera rro- auctlon. The Leopard Woman. stArrlng Louise Glaufn The picture from lhe weil known noyei Of Stewart Edward White, come sio the Breed theatre to- day and saluriay. The Leopard Woman tells the story Of the Adventures b traekiess Africa Of John cuIbtrtson. scientist-expiorer. and q etrahee. beat- tIful woman. known to him only 4s Ma- dame. who puts herself in his way 10 hinder hin ih the execution of Ah tnl- portant mission for his korernment Cr,- be-tson is stricken blind by the sun as he ci sses the veidt. He attempts t6 re gain hIs tight by Tneane Of D drug which only the beas'iful B' ~-ei. known to Rim as the Leopard Woman C able. te dis- tinguish from one that wiil blind him pefnnnentiy. from a d-1matic episste ef the story. EventuaiiF h= defeats her, but not until the Leopard scofraf. his sworn enemy has given him her heart
 Charlie Chaplin will also be feen m The IfnmigranL a Chaplin classic. a the Ford Educational wIii Complete the bill
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
JEWETT CITY

Miss Alice Smith. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Smith was pleasantly sur- prised at her home on Highland street Wedneeday evening when many of hef friends enlled to esiebrate her seventeenth birthday.
 During th evening several solos were sung by Miss Alice Smith. Messrs. Chas. Harrington and John Leclaire; also by a quartette by John and Eudpr .Dcciaire. William Symihgton mad Charles Harrfhg- ton MISS Alice Smith gave several piano selections Accompanied by her father on the drum.
 At 1e o'clock in The dining room there was supper of boiled ham. potato sal ad. sweet pickles fancy cookies, cakes rolls, coffee and ice cream. Fruit was also served. In the center of the table was a large birthday caite. made by Mrs George Seymour and with candies Eayiy lighted during the supper After supper dahcing was enjoyed in the kitchen. a feature being a buck and wing dance by Charles Harrington when was warmly appiauded.
 Beautif1i and useful present were r6 ceived, among them a large sum oi money. The pafiot and dining room wer, decorated with flowers and ferns. Among those present were Agnes Sym.
 lhEtoh. Mildred Olsen. Amelia Moraney
 dtace and claire Sullivan. Selma Peter
 son and Ethel. Lewis of Norwich. EiizA beth and Afhie Daley Of Tattvilie al
 SO Charles Harrington. William syTnlrr ington. Leodore L'HoTnrne. John and = 1 dor Leciairc. Everett Miller. William ! Smith Medos Perry and Homer Gzcnon After the party William Smith tool ! Misses Selma Peterson. Ethel Lewis
 Anne and Elizabeth Daley to thei | hothes by machine
 bont forget ". q. C. entertainmen at Pzchaae town hail tonisht-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05

sisters.
 A list of new bsoks tine public Rbrs+5 follows:
 Trumpeter Swan, Temple BaIIey.
 Wyndhams Pal. BlndibsA
 Wilderness Mine. Bindioss.
 Great Hunger, Bo5er.
 Heart of Unaga, CNaidfn.
 Valley of Silent Men, Curwood.
 All Wool Morrfsoh. Day.
 An old Chester Secret, Deland.
 Top of the World, Den.
 Half Portions. FSf6er.
 Erskiise Dale, Pioneer. Johh Fox. Sr.
 Miss Luin Betts. Gale. r Man of the Forest, Grey.
 Exit Betty. HIil
 Gold Girl, HendffE
 Great Moaern Ameficah stottes. fis xeA
 Tread of Flame, King.
 Mystery of Inc RItsnore, Johnstone.
 Kindred of tho Dust. Krne. Hidden Creek. keiiand. Chinese Coat, tee. Presenting Jale Mcfaaa, Luther. schoolrnaster of Hessviile. Martin. Harriet and the Pyset Noffis. Devils Paw. oppeaheiia. No Defense, Parker. Mary-Marie, Porter.
 Hand in the Dark, Rees Bridge of Kisses. Hhck. Poor Wise Man. Rfhehart. Prairie Mother. ettlnseh Fairfak and His Pride, Van Worst Mary Minds Her Business. Weston. Valley of the Missing. White. Storm County .Poliy, White. Age of Innocence, Wharton, I've Married Marjorie, widdener. The hom. and ssaAanls5 s.afet.hs, ., the tri-coanty farm bureaus. Toiiahd Winaham and New Iohdoh counties, wal held Thursday morning and aftef1oon II the woman's club roofns. No. se5 Mali street, under the auspices of. the CoAnec titdt Agricultural college and the u. S department of agriculture. There was large nlmBet pfesent and interestinl talks were .klveh on feihodeiins ciothihl and putting tp lunches for school ehil drsh. Mrs. A. II. Denton of Andoyer tcsntsnued sh fase EisAs. csa. 1sdf,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
BOLTON

Mrs. walter F. Howe and daughter. Mrs. JRmes wesson Phelps. entertained d patty of friends last week Thursday af- u t=eUn. The afternoon vas spens n iiro ETesssve whist Ars Frank IL Stronp won the first pfi5e. A' the clos. e ii'c afteinoon d collation. was si Nee
 A Halloween ehtef. r.tiisn. af.i dance was riten in the Bolton hall last Satur- day evening by mcniAcfs Of Bolton grange to raise money 10 nay for piano jhsi purchased. The entertainment consisted of a drill entitled The FrolIc Of the Witches by ten young ladies dressed d witches. led in the drili by Mrs. l.. Knee land Jones; and reading by Miss Ger. aidiie Cokiishaw of Fiartford. The dr.u was excellent Little Miss cowiishaw wfo Is about ii years of age. has won dsrfui ability and kIlghted her audi. ence After tEe program the Victor or ciiestfa of Manchester played for dancing The hall va sadofned With jack o' Ian terns and festoofts of crepe paper
 Elmer ]. Ffhiey and son. Elmer Finley Jr.s Of New Yofk have been spending a few days at their safIi-ier home in town
 Mrs. Myfon Lee was ih Rockville re- cciitiy. the gUest of relatives.
 The following young people who arr away attending school we're home fol who fs attending Mt fIoiyoEe; Mis- Elizabeth Sumner. who is al the New Haven eyfnnastie school; Morgan Alvofd from Yale. and Edward B. McGurk, from Fordham university.
 Miss Lavania C. Fries has returned Af. ter tw6 weeks visit with her sister ir Readville, Mass, md at Leonard Bridge
 One hundred and fifty.one votes wer, cast at the Tuesday election out of tn, 1si electors Of Bolton. The repubiicani elected all their ticket except representa tive Fred D. Finley. democrat. defeated Charles Nj. Pinney. republican. The re publican electors received 7S votes ant the democratic electors ts. Doughnuu and coffee were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
patIs Th.atfh

From the utternaost depths os poverty to q position Of wealth and all that U signifies went Mary, the little Eirl from the county poor farm: but in spite Of her new-fouhd riches and ftiends. tbe never forgot her old companions who stood by her in the days of adstfslty. That's why thew ell called her Every Dody's sweetheart" which Is the title of Olive Thomas picture. which will be
 shown at the Davis theatre today and Saturday.
 aiary was one of the few survivors of terrible rsiiroad wreck. and John. A boy about her own age, anothef The children V, placed in tbH county poor farm. Here they grew rp from child hood 10 youth amid the mest sordid sat- rouhdings.
 An old inmate of the farm cziiei Corporal was their best friend. and
 one day Mary, John and the Corporal decided to run away. So of they staff ed. with Mary dressed as a boy. The sudden illness of the Corporal forced them to apply for aid to the big house Oh
 the hill and then the Story takes a nest unexpected turn one that had been hI1f den for years. In the end all Is hsppfness.
 as the star concludes what probably ie the best picture of her career.
 Note--Thls Is the last picture che made | before her tragic death.
 The other features on this programme
 are Jack Dempsey in Dare Devil 5aek.'
 q picture of thrills and feai action. Bet l ter see 1t. Training Wild Birds. an en- | te-taining educational picture Gnd . | Prizna. showing beautiful coiored vieFs of the Grand Canyon complete inc zfeN Continuous performance Saturday iron to 1o.5u ?. m.
 i Coming Sunday. Marshall NeIlanri
 master production. "The Rivers End. } Doris Kenyon ih "The Harvest Moon. | Agustus Thomas celebrated play. nnl | Paranotent Screen MaKAzine
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
ANDoYER

The Salvation Army band from South Manchester came to the town hali last Friday evening and gave an entertain fient which was heard by large number of towhspeopie and was highly enjoyed.
 Several from here went to Gilead last Thursday night to a chicken pie supper which all refTshed. as the Gilead ccoks certainly know how to se up a nlct sup per.
 The town of Andoger went republican il the election George Merritt was elected representative.
 Charles Loon1er, resident of the towL for ovef 60 years. has sold his place and eS; ects 10 leave town soon and Ra e Fiofida this winter. "
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
Emmy wehien in Drama sf the MsnSsa
 at ths Strand.

Emmy wchlen. the beahufrl solden- haired brown-eyed star of '1Afflng Shadows the Leonce Perret-Pathe feA- ture attraction al the strand theatre to- day and Saturday. is supported by wynf. ham Standing. Stuart Holmes, yuiiA Swayne Gordon and cthere. 70
 Lifting shAdcws'' is a drama of ts. day. IL depicts Che strigFie Of a ro. man who Is torn between her love fof a man and her love for the codntrv Of hee adoption-Anerica. fienfp Ardel is tkn author and Leonce Pefret tfe prodacs-. director and adzpter
 The second feature. sThe Dauyhter ef Devil Man" which Is appearfng at the Strand theatre today and sAturday, fn officer Is saved h the Kentucky hIiis ffom one of the notorious gangs which InfFtt this country. Miss Irfna HArfisoA is the mite of q girl who performs fhis fekf, while Kempton Greene plays the paft of the cficer. The comedy, Napoleon xes sally, Bray Comic. Strand says se
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05

ihe person who was stealing thread from ne concern. About 1 o'clock Thursday Gternoon Chief of Police Kilioorey re- ! 3sieed a telephone message from Consta- Eole Edgar A. Richmond asking him to Fcome to The Elins The Sasek woman was then arrested by the chief and a search of her room brought to light I quantity of stamped and unstaznped thread to the value of from $25 to $50. In addition to this amount the woman had mailed 25 dozen spooas, valued at about $25, to New York Wednesday. She E.win appear in court today tFriday).
 Enlarged with larceny. Bonds were fixed
 Eat SOC and were furnished by the ae- .cased
 John l.. DowelI, n sailor stationed on "a ship now in New York farbor, and
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05

Mrs, Maybelle Keller of Windham street,
 Niilimantic, were arrested Thursday
 morning about 10.30 o'clock by Chief of
 Psiice Kiliourey and County Detective
 William E. Jackson at the instigation of
 a federal officer. The arrest was made
 at the railroad station, wl.ere the couple
 were Waiting for the New York express.
 They we're taken to the police station and locked n, awaiting court today G'riday), when they will be charged with adultery. Bonds we're fixed at $500 each, and as they were not furnished the couple was
 locked up.
 wiIfrsd BIaachette. one of the Blue line public service car operators. will appear at police court today Grriday}, charged I with reckless driving of his Buick on i lower Main street Thursday afternoon about 1o'cIock. He was arrested but was later released on his own recogniz- ance to appear in court today. Bian- chette,s arrest followed a thrilling acci- dent in which luckily no one was injured. Blanchette was driving down lower Main street at a speed estimated by witnesses to have been about 50 miles an hour, when suddenly the car, left the road,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
Recipes of Our Pioneer Mothers

for the, home treatment of disease were
 wonderfully dependable. True, they knew nothing of drugs, but owed their
 success to the roots herbs and barks of the field. 1t is interesting to note that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, the most successful remedy for female ills we have, was originally pre- pared for home use from one Of these recipes. It's fame has now. spread from shore to shore, and thousands of Amer ican wenaen now well and strong claim they owe their health and happiness to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS
cosNBcrIcuT COLLEGE aAs

LEcfrRE-K1CIrAL COMING
 The contoeAtlon horr Of Connecticut College oh November sth VII De filled hy 1Aniel GfeSosy Mason prvfehsor pf ru- sic al Columbia University. who uil give iecture-recital at ( D. m
 Connecticut College s unusually fer trnAse in being able 10 present e the public one wio has attracted enthukiHBnc and nation.wlde recognition beth as iec- turer and author. Mr. Mason'f lectures deal with the study Of music Itseif. It's style. meaning. and structure looked at from the point of yie~ of the llsteners
 The increasing popularity of such a lecture indicates the growirs ocniand of educated Americans to develop Appre- clation of the best nsusic- Mf. Mnson has lectured at Harvard Uniyerrsty. Chi eaao University. Brooklyn Institute of Fine Arts and Sciences, The Mashsngton Society of Fine Arts. Normal Coileee. New York, and many other orsznizatioss and clubs He has given over i've nxn- dred and fifty lectures before t1e NeN York board of education. Theze leefnrsf are populaf and of interest 70 those uhe know nothing Of fnusic. as weh as tr2ih- cd musicians.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
rh. Colt Agency ssll. AsO,ssr rin. n<l-
 idenee. /

Artha W. Colt has sold for Harry az.a Lena Rushworth of Boston. Mass-. the at- tracttve modern residence formerly sc- cupied by them on Baker street neat Bcs- we'll avenue The house built about hse years ago has seven rooms with hard wood finish throughout. 1t has all ifn- provetnents including an oversize PAee steam heater The house ict h larfe and level and a wooden. hiiisioe north Of the property gives q pleasing rustic .en- vironment- IL will be the. future home of the purchasers. Mir. and Mrt David R Seed
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
What Is coinr On Tonight

Vaudeville and Notion Pictures as fss Strand
 Motion Pictures at Breed Tneaua
 Vaudeville and Melton Pictures at Davis Theatre
 svea Sick Benefit Society rneets in W ko5ert H,s,sf q 1,"i| Fletcher Post. Nc. (. A. L..
 Court City of Norrich. No. ss. Y. ef A. mests in Foresterf Hnfi
 Y-hite. croes Council, No. is. K ef C. nc st K. of c. Horne O. IT.. M. U.. r1eets in pythinn Han
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05

ryth.nn Sisters. Purinton Temple. No l.. meets at seq Main Street.
 uiih Hue arrest of Mrs. JOsephint Sasci, go. an employe of the American .ThrcaL conIuany. the mystery of the dis ianpcardncc of a large quantity of thread isens cleared uD. For many weeks officials iof that company have been searching for
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05

A euinine That Does Not Affect the Heaa
 Because of the tonic and laxative effect, GROVES L. B. c. tablets (Laxative Promo Quihine tablets) can be taken by anyone without causing nervousness or ringing in the head. Be sure you get the fablefs. s Look H for ei E. W W. GRovE's Sigma ttrA on box soc
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
WILLIMANTIC
What Is csInE On Tonight.

Norwich Bulletin. WiIltmantic office, ea Church street. Telephone 105.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
Murray's Boston Store
 Willimantic, Conn.
November Sale of Toilet Goods Read Every Item This List and Notice What You Can Save on Your Toilet Needs by Taking Advantage of Our Autumn Sale of Toilet Preparations.
TOILET CREAMS

COG EIeaya Vanishing Cream. HeI COG Mary Garden Cold Cream Hc 75e Pompeian Massage Cream. 57e| 5oe Pompeian Massage Cream .... Ssc soc Pompeian Day Cream n......... 3se 35e Pompeian Night Cream,
 medium SIZE .....-...... -'...''. N9S soc Psinolive Cold Cream, jar. 3seI 15e PaImoiive Cold Cream, tube. 19eI soc Woodbury Facial Cream, tube 2ec 50 Hudnut's Marvellous Cold
 Cream, Jar .......-...-- '...'.'' SSSl soc Hudnut's Cream Volet Sec, jar 39e 25e Ponds Vanishing Cream n...... 19e soc Aubrey Sisters 5eautiHer..... 23c colsate's Cold Cream, jar .......... 40e colsste's Mirage Cream, jar zee. 4oe 75c Daguctt q Ramsdell Cold
 Crsam, large size .............''. 4Se 4oe Dagoett 6 Ramsdell Cold
 Cream. medium size ............. $50 75e L,ish'r Cold Cream .......... 39e 9oe Leighs Massage Cream ...... 45e COG Hind's Honey and Almond
 Cream ....-...... ........s' oSo 25c HoIres' FrostiILa ............. 20c
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
SHAVING PREPARATIONS
HAIR PREPARATIONS

MuIsified Gseoanut Oil ......... asc soc cahthrSx 3se 35c Small, Danedrine ............ 2se 6oc Medium, Danedrine .......... Re s1.0o Large, Danderine .......... 75e 4oc Williams Shampoo ......... 29e 75e Palmoiive Shampoo .......... 52e 5oe Lyon's Rosemary and Glyesr-
 s1.p0 pinand's Eau de Quinine .. <. 67e S1.0o Neonan's Hair PetroIe ..... 7St Hudnut's Liquid Green Soap. .... 75< Coisate's Randaline ......... 20e Hudnut's Hriliiantisse ............ 5et
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05

DENTRENES
 soc Pepsodent Tooth Paste ...... SSe soc Pebecco Tooth Paste ......... 3eeI 35c kolynos Tooth Paste ......... 24c BOG pr. Lyon's Tooth Pasts;'. ..... 23c 20c Williams Dental Paste ....... 15e COG Large, Forhan's Paste ....... Re 35c Small, Farham's Paste ....... 29e BOG Dr.. Lyons Tooth Powder .... 23e 30c kalox Tooth Paste .......... 2sc CoIgate's Tooth Powder, large. u. BOG CoIgate's Tooth Powder, small. =. DC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
NEED MONEY TO PAY DEBT
BILL FOR NORFOLK COUNTY
BOND ISSUE INTRODUCED
Hunk md Twelfth Str.ct. 1ytu n.
"iuchrd III Measure offered by
senator MiIls In Passed,

IN order to pay debts in Norfolk
county caused by a deficit in the road
Hnu orluSe funds oCcasioncd by UNI
nsuai expenses during the war, Senu-
lGr Corbitt yesterday Introduced a
VII empowering the county board OF
aHuper'is1rs TO raise $li5.00U By bond
ISSUE. Ihc passage OF hundreds or
uSaFy army trucks over the roads of
tne county during tn" time the United
,,rn.,s VAS under arms nccessita,cd 4
,.Ie1t dcai OF repair work and new
road construction
1hces IN the Capitol will be fur
mission If bills in.roduocd in ROT n
houses 81 the legislature yesterday
meet WIN favorable action Senator
10y ~ patron o. the senate bill and
atts liaddOn and Turner Of the
,aUuh. measure. Members Of the com
,h.Ssi"h nave reported recently that
'h" hcpartncnt needed more spaco
RANK street and North Twelfth street
An An y" "idencd twenty feet by the
TryuLt."th ond eastern sides Of the
DanPltoI square. according TO the pro-
Morgan Mills
Delegate Norris Is patron o. a to;n.
resolution introduced yesterday which
NonI" amend the state Const tuition 10
provide for opening the polls al
oclock ana closing them at o'clock.
instead OF at sunrise and sunset, az AZ
present ' -
= bili for the protection of patients
tnn INMATES of state hospitals and
colonies Tor the insane. cpileptic ana
'ccplc- minded from improper MARI
.. mas been offered by senator Fer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

g ss fop I" OF E REseS Ldss Haos
ETarsh q rarme!s E s%%ath 0u anS
onr o",G III amer sar,,
At Rice in the County OF rrinee EdWarJ I"u
ate y Ma s from The T
E ,nai State Treasury In aid Of duly organ.
This State having in charge ana thai ex-
ng nu t Secn R"nsy upon ccn,etcries contain,
sailors
By SIR, Brown; Of Roanoko-A bin to
the s 9Th ss DAY day
mp by Msssrs Anderson and Diekerson.A
enact az sr Pin yo to amend End e,
,,, ny Mr; Nocris-Ioint resolutions amend
tuition in relation TO poii taxes
ZION $40 II the c e, Of III Trs iS .e0sa' sec
Ngssrs sr"Ss n2"'ss ,,ia and
TO purchase only purc-bred cattle. sheep
L. ~ Mr. nSwlea-A bin TO authorize tho
eam. S ana az n Of lot Gos *
~ Messrs Cherry; Dodson and Isosmnn---
Jos7S aai S574 OF the Code OF Virginia Of
and ~ f Il sss,5a roT9 s Is ana ID
act to reruin,s the business lines ' of maxim: :
p.nsation than the Conventional legal in
Seadinr three SoF huna m" ssco p"" Io nGt
Scrbne the rnaximm, adun Of c ST
station which licensees charge: by
ari%s or WAGES. earned or to be earned: BY
proihiuny false or deceptive advertis sing
for violation Of ccrtain provisions Of this
chief "xaininer Of banking division Of The
c"T Dor" ni2,ninissiQn IN rssnect TO IL.
&C, and all Other, acts or paris OF acts in,
s2Tstsys9' N Eth hS p.9Esiona OF 'h" act
BY NJ D,sEsrsSn@ bin 70 snena end
ginia and 70 repcal act. entitled An act
q oa a'" n S vIr f"1G' s9e'9n M Of
amended; in rsiaiion TO co,annissioners Of
Ky Sir E;SrS S S 10 AZ &
w ,n.r' .. S'I,s 'SSes nnd ,oc isynes FOR he
soner Of the 1@vSn ia'F'c S @H the eG SiHss
n mSp OF ,a'g a,v and lsy;fs which he was re
uHon the land. nersonai property and In
fore bscembsr Il. isis. Shere such OF coGr-
missioner OF the revenue retired from Of
men, OF State taxes and icviss ~!ihin The
duy wisho5, ' navsn1 o, asnsiv
Br Sir. Wiiliarns-A ioint resolution uro-
H9e 81 h@ cGns,9i sTc Of vrsn
~ Messrs. Giu!n and stuart-h bill to
6Srr@w :noneS for The gu{;Ross OF erect:
sotisr4. saiors marine eA and 'S Women 10 who h
served in the world war
BY Mcssrs iiaddon and Turner-A bill
20 assign Offices in the Capitol Building to
tn. state Corp0ratton CoEnminsion
ny Mess5s oziin a1d Hgrt.t 81, hiil TO
lice TO provide for is personnsl: to pre-.
scribe tho powers. Gutt"s and obligations OF
IN. dcpartment and tn. officers and
Dlcvees thereof: and 10 make an appro-
n,ria,ion FOR CARRYING out tho provisions OF
his act.
ny Mr. biz to o ams n , ana
iSy Mr. Nottinrhan-A bill TO amend and
-H-cnact sect Ions 1854 aud 5os5 OF the
Code OF Virginia
By Mir Gordon-h bill TO amend and re-
enact section :sts OF the Code OF Virginia
BY Mr Gordon-A bin 10 am"nd End re-
enact srctior 62O3 Of tho Code Of Virginia
n" Nessrs. Gordon. WILCOX Chas" and
Snidnw--A 'oint resolution PROPOSING
amendments 10 sections &c and 80 of the
Constitution OF Nirrinia.
ny Mr. Sottinrhau--A bill TO Ernend
an! rc-cnacr section SIS: OF the Code o:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
PROVIDES NEW HOURS
WHEN POLLS WILL OPEN
Delegate Gordon Introduces Amendment to Reduce Time
OF Elections and Slash Salaries of Judges,
Clerks and Commissioners

rolls at ali elections will open at 3
y. NJ. and close at =. NJ. iS a bill
providing Tor an amendment TO the
state Code. and introduced in the House
yesterday DE Delegate Lindsay r. Cor
doh' OF Louisa, is enacted into Law. The
oi!i also would fix The compensation of
Judges. clerks and commissioners of
election a. 81 per day instead OF 50.
as provided for under the present, law
oearihs on the subject.
,rnn m ainG IN, TO the state Code,
p'opoScd ~ Delegate Gordon. would
separate ana exclude from the court
room an witnesses cXccp, the one i'm
lngS in all courts
ON designed TO legaliZc the kim
we Gna'eh sya,em so as To insure a part
~ % tnc scnooi funds to loca! kinder
ga tcnS WAS introduced in the House
hE Delegates Williams ana Fulton ~
WIS ~ suci against the bill that il was
u.m'o.9S"ry' Inasnuch as there is no
raw against using funds for a kinJnr1
sditcn The patrons cxDIain,d ~ +,
inc state law does not authorize schoni
v.u5tecs 10 accent pupils under six
SLING TO establish kindergartcns are
no. now protected against the possj
;,; OF Il disSruntlcd citizen object
~ i,o ~ a Sc'2oi Tor small children.
pc!eSate H. X. Fuller, Of Richmond
SPOKE in advocacy OF Inc cxis,ip,, III;
%i.hout amendment. He objected to
code o. "s s,t;aaIy tampering with the
,nrieGatn Stephenson. Of Bath. ,hon,bf
81. hlhGerGarten question should no
, 49,, 20 the discretion Of local school
.s coin rs Of a bill. which has
as us patron Senator Heninp rs
zoo !,.,ai. fowhatan and ChcsterfieIJ.
tam primary schools In those con,, -.
ior the teaching OF high school u,,1'
'''''' was hhane special and contin-