Connecticut western news., 1920-07-15
NORFOLK

George B. O'Connor has sold his farm on the Loon meadow road to Carl Carlson of Sandisfeld, Mass.
 Erastus Johnson, formerly of this place but now of Brooklyn, N. Y, has been visiting friends here. Miss Mary Dawson of Uniontown, Pa., has been spending several days with Miss Emile Hamant. Miss Dawson was a classmate of Miss Hamant at Bradford academy.
 Mrs. William B. Johnson is visit ing in Northfeld for a week. .. Spring Report of Norfolk Library.
 The average attendance of visi- tors at the Norfolk library during April and May was approximately 700 people each month. The library was closed for two weeks in April for "spring cleaning" The circu- lation during those two months was approximately 800 each month. Among the books in circulation were: April-525 fiction, PIP juven- ile and 85 books on subjects men toned above. g Owing to the influx of summer visitors the attendance and circula- tion of books during June was great CT than on the previous months. One thousand six hundred and five people visited the library dur ing June; 1886 books were in cir culation among them 863 fiction, IT travel, 20 history, 15 biography and 89 books of science art and litera- ture. The juvenile alcove proves great success, 332 books being drawn from it during June. l. Among the more recent access sions to the library are:
 Anderson, Isabel Presidents and pies.
 .-*Ashmun, M., Isabel Carleton in the west. 4..-
 *Ashmun, M., Isabel Carleton's friends. .
 *Ashmun, M., The heart of Isabel Carleton. I
 Beresford, J. D., An imperfect mother.
 Bullard, Arthur, The stranger.
 Burgess, T. w., Bowser the hound. Burton, C. P, The trail makers.
 Chambers, R. w., The slayer of souls. / Conrad, Joseph, The rescue. . Crawford, F. Marion, A new set of F. M. Crawford's works. isa Galsworthy, John Plays (fourth Fseries).
 Galsworthy, John, Tatterdemalion Gibbs, Philip, Now it can be told Glasgow, Ellen, The builders. Gregory, Jackson, Ladyfingers.
 Hay, James, IT,, The Melwood ! mystery. a.t..r.
 ~' Hewitt, Maurice, The light heart. Hamilton, Cosmos, His friend and his wife.
 Hendryx, James, The gold girl.
 Hueston, Ethel, Leave it to Doris.
 Hughes, Rupert, Whats the world coming. to?
 Ibanez, Vincente, The woman tri> i umphant.
 Kellogg, Charlotte Mercier.
 Kipling, Rudyard, Letters of tra- vel. s..
 *Latham, Harold, Marty lends a hand. @ >>.s ...e | ' Leveridge, Henry, The white ci- pher. MacGrath, Harold, The man with three names.
 McCutcheon, G. B., Anderson Crow. detective.
 Merrick, Leonard, When love flies out of the window. Mor1axy Tb,,;c+onbor
 *Nesbit, Evelyn, The railway chil- dren. 1 O'Brien, Frederick, White shad- ows in the South Seas.
 Porter, Eleanor, Mary-Marie. |.
 Sedgwick, A. D., The third win dow.
 l Taylor, Mary l., The Wild fawn.
 Thayer, Lee, The unlatched door,
 *Wallace, Dillon, The ragged in let guards.
 | Weston, George, Mary minds her business.
 Williams, c. N. 6 A. N, The new international year book.
 *Indicates juvenile books. 1 The public and personal bequests of the late Miss Isabella Eldridge have now been paid by the execu- tors. Among the former arc
 Town of Norfolk, Norfolk Center cemetery, Norfolk Catholic ceme- tery, Norfolk Congregational church, l Norfolk Village Improvement asso- citation. Had there been no beouests the memory of ''Miss Bella" would ever remain sacred and beautiful for her countless and 7 unceasing hene- factions and kindnesses.