davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24
Z KAZIMIERZOWA.

Dzisiaj, o godzinie 1870 p%opoludnlu,
W kOSciele p. W. sw. Kazimierza, od--
bedzie sic Stub p. Maksymiliana Kuro.
wskiego 2 parma Marta Wojtecka. cor
ka PIP. Pawla / Katarzyny Wojteckich.
Fam. pnr. 1904 W. 20 ul. Uczta vessel,
M odbedzie sic W scls}em k6lku fami,
LINEN W domu rodzic6w panny MILO.
del.
Tow. Matki Bosktcj cd Nieustajacej
POmocy No. 40 Il. n. p, urzadza jutrO,
w Dzieh D~ziehczynienia 2abawe kwia.
tkowa W sail OBJ. Jana Kurlanda, PREY
% pl. i So. Sacramento ave. Poczatck
zabawy o godzlnie 5tej popoludniu.
DNisiaj o godzinie 10tej rano poblo-
goStawiony Zosta} zwiazek maI2e6ski
W kCSCielc p. W. Sw. Jana Kantego D.
lana ~Staryka, syna PIP. Jana i Envy
HtarZyhOW, Zam. pnr. 29l0 w. p pl.,
z panna Anna Rosa. Cody weselne Cd
bywaja sic W domu rodzicow pana milo
diego pod wyzeJ wymlcnionym adresem.
w dniach 1, . 3so grudnia b. r. "
kosciele p. W. Sw. Kazimierza odbywaG
sic bcdze doroczne czterdziestogodzin-
ne nabozclstwo. Jak ~poprzednich lat
TAX j tego roku ma to ~naboae6stwo zje-
die sic Spora liczba kaplan6w do pra-
~ duszpasterskiej.
Przedroczne posicdzenie Tow. Syno
vic polsN No. 9S z. n. p, odbedzie
sic W niedziele, dnia 5-go grudnia b. r,
. Sodzinie 2ej %popoiudniu w sail ivy.
kfych p~osiedzeh. Obecnoec czfonk6w
Jest koniecznie wymagana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24
'NOTATN OSOBISTE.

DIS, o godzinie 9tej raHo W ko-
sciele p. W. sw. Barbary ma Bridge
porcie" odbyl sic Stub panny Zofii
Kaszuba, c6rki PIP. Piotra i Maryan-
ny Kaszrh6w, starych osadnik6w
,Bridgeportu", q p. Jozefem Ku-
czyhskim, synem PIP. J6zefa i Amy,
zamieszkaIych W Syracuse, N. Y.
D~ru1bowali pare >miodej: p. ia
k6b Bernarczyk z parma Helena Ka-
szuba, siostra PAM model, oraz p.
Hieronim Harabiewicz, ~serdeczny ko
lega pana mlodego 2 parma Jadwiga
CYL, s~iostrzenica PAM maodej. Kwia-
ciarka PREY ceremonii slubnej .byla
EweIfnka ElSbietka Kaszuba.
Wesele odbywa sic W domu pan
silva P~iotrostwa Kaszub6w, pnr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24
DINA FARMEROW
DO

Washington, "a. listopada. -
Charles S. Barrett, prezeS krajo-
wei uni, farmerskiej wyrazil sic,
il rozumie, re agenci federalni
rozjechali sic pc Kansas, Iowa /
innych Stanach celem otrzyma-
MIA dowodow niezbednycn do O.
skarzenia ludzi, ktorzy naklania-
ia farmerow do wstrzymanla
Swych zbiorow Cd targow, WY
wa mimo to czionk6w swej orga-
nizacyi, azeby niezachwianie sta
Ii PREY swojem ! ME p~uszczali O.
becnie ma targi zadnych produk-
tow rolnych pc tax nrujnujqco
niskich cenach'.
,,Wykazcie, IL macie moraln2
odwage pojSG do wiezienia, jeze-
Ii tego bedzle Wymagafa potrze-
0a" - zacheca Barrett farmc-
row, nalezqcych do uni. - Pre-
zes Barrett w dalszym ciagu
swej odczwy zaznaczyi, IL ola far
mer6w nicma innego wyjScia, jak
tylko wspomaganie jeden drugic
90 i zebranie dostatecznego fun
duszu celem sfinansowania VIA
snego rynku zbytu produkt6w
farmerSkich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24

wni The Dominion Steel Cor
poration'', przeszio 1000 robo.
tnikow zostalo pozbawionych
piracy. Ma ultimatum les robotni
k6w kolejowych celem za}atwie,
MIA sporu o place - wczoraj dc
godziny piatej wieczorem, firma
odpowiedziala zamknieciem fabry
XII.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24
II

Wszystkim krewnym l zna]o-
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
domoSG IL najukochahszy MAJ
/ ojciec nasz
s. P.
Antoni Pilarsh
czlonek Tow. sw. Jana Oh. po
dlugiej i ciezkiej chorobie, po-
zegnal sic 2 tym swiatem, |opa-
irony sw. Sakramentami, dnia
22go listopada, 1920 roku, o
godzinie 1920 popofudniu W
podesalym wieku.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W czwar
TEX, dnia 25go l~istopada, o go
dzinie 9tej rano, z domu zaio-
by pnr. 1868 N. Ashland ave-,
do koScio}a dolnego sw. Stani-
slawa Kostki, a stamUad ma
cmentarz Sw. Wotciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek Ia
praszamy wsZystkich krewnych
znajomych, W ciezkim Aatu
pograieni:
Rozalia Pilarska, iona; jap,
Stanislaw, Franciszek. Bernard,
Anna, Maryanna 1 Stanisiawa,
dzieci; Anna / Agnieszka, sy-
nowe; StanisIaw Tomaszewsk1,
zieG; J6zef 1 Bernard hazarscy
Bernard Bilitzki F~ranciszek
Leszczynski, szwagrowie: VIA
dyslaw / Franciszek, wnuki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24

Wszystkim krewnym I znajo-
mym donosimy to smutna VIA
domose Il najukochahsza mat
ka i babcia nasza
s. P.
Joanna Kurowska
z pierwszego meza Kosnowska
ntewiasta Bractwa R6zahca sw.
1go Drzewa 9tej ROXY, po krot-
kiej / ciezklej chorobie, po5es-
nala sic Z tym swiatem, opatr2o-
ma sw. Sakramentami, dnia %
listopada, 1920 roku, o godzinie
$40 rano, W podeszlym wieku.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W czwar
tex, dnia 25go listopada, o go
dzinie Tote: rano, z domu 4alo-
by pnr. 1417 Cleaver ul., do ko
scioia dolnego Sw. Stanisiawa
Kostki, a stamtad ma cmentarz
Sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek IA
praszamy wszystk!ch krewnych
i znajomyoh, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Paulina Schurder, corka; -
Ludwik Schurder, Jan Kujaw-
Xxi / Tomasz Schroeder, ziecio-
vie; wnuki / prawnuki. wraz
z Gala rodzina.
PogrDebem zajmuje sic p. s..
Szurminski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24
Z WACkAWOWA.

Jak wiele moGe mlodaiez nasza
zdziafat, jezeli tylko ma chez Do te-
mu. przyk4adem tego Jest nowe To-
warzystwo Mlodziehc6w NajSw. l.
mienia W parafii sw. Waclaua. w.
ubiegia niedziele urzadzili CT MO
dztency -swots wfasna maszyna do o.
krakow mtgawkowych piekne / pv-
ucZajace przedstwienie. P~rzedsta--
wiono try obrazy: jeden pokazujacy
zycia i d~zia3alnost stray nadbrzez-
nej, ratujacej tonacych, drugi komi-
czny p. t. nOszukanie iapacza ps6w",
a trzeci p. t. Wallace Genie, wy
kazujacy niebezpieczehstwo wdawa-
MIA sic W komuni kacye z duohami
umariych praktykowaue TAX po-
~wszechnie W obecnych czasach. Sa-
la byla wype}niona DO brzegi publ
~cznoscia i przedstawienie bardzo sic
podobalo, DO opr6cz obrazk6w migaW
kowych, program byi ~urozmaicony
paroma numerami / muzyha. Pick
ME podczas przedstawienia / W an
traktach przygrywall ma ~fortepfanie
pan Meclewski, a ma skrzypcach pan
Bukowski, obaj caronkowie Tow.
M~lodzienc6w, a z Spiewem solo wy
stapii J6zef Lorkowski, ktory wy
kaza1, Ii ma talent I moie sic wyr1-
bic ma dobrego soliste. PublicznoSt
przyjela 60 hucznemi oklaskami.
Pan Bukowski jake zawodowy mu-
zyk pieknie wykonai solo ma skrzyp-
each, a panowie Palewicz, Kazmier-
czak i Lorkowski zabawili publlcz-
nose odspiewaniem polskiego Trio
farmerskiego, "a co ich goraco okla
| skiwano. Mile 'bardzo wrazenie no
bin ma obecnych piekny Spiew naszej
waclawowskiej solistki-sopranistki,
pannfy Maryi Wierdak, to tez hucz-
nymi oklaskami |odwdzieczono jej sic
"a lei wystep. Odbyl sic take kon-
test miedzy %panienkami o damski
kapelusz. .bt6ry zdobyla parma Wir-
kus. kt6rei podlug decyzyi obecnych
najlepiej ten kapelusz byi do twarzy.
Zakohczono wiecz6r agitacyi ma
rzecz Czerwonego Krzyza - tax a.
merykahskiego jake I polskiego.-
Publice nalezy sic uznanie "a po-
parcie wysilk6w naszych m1odzieh-
CIV. dzieki czemu plrly ich UREA
dzenia sobie wlasnego !okalu klubo-
wego niezadiugo ziszcza sic.
Il
w grudnia odbedzie sic CDterdzie-
lsto-godzinne Nabozenstwo W koscie-
le sw. Waclawa. Jak zwykle tax W
tym roku miejscowi ksieaa beda
mieli obcych ksiezy do pomocy, by
kazdy i kaada mogli 'spelniG sw6j o.
bowiazek i przystapit 60 spowiedzl
h ,Komunii sw. podczas tel uroczy-
stosci.
w poniedziaiek, dnia 2ago listo--
pada pochowany z kosciola sw. Wa
clawa zostal S. p. Stanislaw Zalinski.
Nieboszczyk byl palaczem i kosciel-
nym, totez zgon jego odczuwa III
parafia, a szczeg6lnie dziatwa szkol-
ma, kt6raA swego ,,dziadusia' bardDo
kochala. Mech odpoczywa W poko-
iu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24

roslinnych - jadalnych i do sma
rowania maszyn. Z powodu Fam
kniecia tel fabryki 500 robotnikow
zaalazio' sic bez piracy.
Sidney, N. S. "a. listopada. -
4 powodu zamkniecia TIL stalo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24
IN MEMORIAM.


Donosfmy wszystkim krew-
nym l znajomym Il W czwartek
dnia 25go listopada jaho " SO
sta roznioe smierci ukochanej
zony / matki naszej
6. p. Augustyny Oszewskiej
'od1bedzie Sic rekwialna Msza
sw. o godzinie 9tej rano. W ko-
Sciele Sw. Heleny. Do lic1nego
wsp68udziaSu W tym nabozenst-
vie zapraszamy krewnych 1 Ena-
jomych, W smutku pograzent:
SzeSc lat temu jak zlolylt W Ia
ciszu cmentarnym
Drogie szczatki ukochanej mat
XII nasZet
Opusciias mas mako droga -
OpuSci1aS ma zaweze
Ale panied o tobie nigdy ME Ia
gaSnie
Ma mogile Twotej g7ows schy-
1amy
osierocone serca przy niej
SkladRmy
Bedziemy kornie modfy 1awsze
zanosic
o spok6j twed. duszy - Pana
Pany prosic
Pawel OsDewsH, maj, razem
q dzieGmi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24

305S Throop ul. a wieczorem zaba-
wa ~taneczna W sail parkowej Mark
White Square.
Panstwo mlodzi z~amieszkaja W
swej wlasnej ~rezydencyi W okolicy
,,Kensington'.
Dzisiaj popoludniu o godzinie 5tej
W koSciele p. W. Sw. Jacka. dozgon-
nym wezlem mailenskim p~olacze-
nj zostana parma ROzalia G6rska, 2
panem Andrzejem Monczka.
y :: q
Policya chicagoska posZukujaC "a
zlodziejami, kt6rych obecnie ME bra
kuje zatrzymala wczoraj automobil,
kt6rvu kierowat Henryk J6zwiako-
wski a W maszynie znajdujaca sic
pare mIoda. kt6ra p~oSpiesznie zdaza-
la do Rockford w celu pobrania sic.
Policya przekonawszy sic, re to ME
zlodzieje puScila ich wolno. Mloda
para byli p. Wladyslaw Imbiorski.
syn J6zefa i Matyldy Imbiorskich z
Mlodziankowa / PARMA Marya Koh-
czyk, c6rka starych osadnik6w Jad-
wigowa. Slubhej ceremonii dopclnll
Y. Julian Burzyhski.
O = q
OBJ. S, j. S~zatkowski, zarzadca
firmy realnoSciowej p. n. Bird Land
Co. kt6ra sic trudni sprzedaza farm
/ crunt6w Wausaukee. Wis, o.
becnie bawi Chicago wraz z rodzi-
ma, gdzie goScinnie podejmowany
Jest przez PIP. Jak6ba | Katarzyne
Kowalczyk, rodzic6w pant Szatkow-
skiej. zam. pnr. 945 \. Robey NJ.
Panstwo Szatkowscy zatrzymaja sic
kilka tygodni w Chicago.
!; q, = .
Il okazyi piecioletnicj rocznicy po-
zycia malaehskiego PIP. Michaia i Jo-
amy Bcdtke, grono przyjaci6l / PREY
jaci6lek urzadzNo i'm niespodzianke.
Uczestnic Iii nastapujacy; Paulina
Lila. Balbina Szumnarska. Antoni
/ Franciszka De Witt, Jan i Julia BIZ
gott, Ludwik Poltrock, Franciszek
i Marya Szumnarscy. Jan i Anna Lii
la, Wiktorya Jeska, Teofil / Elzbie-
ia Lila, Antoni | Katarzyna De
Witt, Wa1entyna Szumnarska, M. Je-
ske, Agnieszka De Witt, J6zefa Zbyl-
ska Klara Mosen, G. Poduch, E. Lii
Ia. A. De Witt, Andrzej Jeske. Prey
spiewie i muzyce bawiono sic do poz
nej godziny.
q n 2
Oh. E. Osinski, wlaSciciel drukar-
nj p. II. Reliable Printing Co., pnr.
1918 W. Division ul., W dniu dzi-
siejszym stanie ma slubnym kobiercu
2 PARMA NJ. De LomaX. D~ruzbowac
beda: p. Karol Weber z parma H.
KoniewicZ.
4 q
w sobote, dnia 20go b.. m. W ko-
scie1e D. W. IS. Mlodziank6w o 60
d1inie 4:3O popoludniu, odbyi sic
Stub D. Onufrego Galus Z PARMA Ma
rya sasiadek, znana Spiewaczka PREY
tutetszym koSciele. w czasie cere-
monii $lubnej parma Marya Drost'
odspie wala solo lave Maria Mil
larda, PREY akomp. organu p. Bro
nislawa Rybowiaka, ~miejscowego or
ganisty. Model part druzboWal:
o. Stanislaw Janusz z. parma Helena
Koziarz i p. W}adyslaw Bronowski z
mamma Stanislawa Wiktor. Cody We
seine odbyly sic W domu PAM MO
del.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24
N~ARTKOTYKI MA CELE
SZPITALNE.

Nowy York, "a. listopada. -
Wedlc oSwiadczenia supcrwizo-
IA dcpartamcntu prohibicyjnego.
+, L. Boyd'a, wszystkie narkotyki
skonfiskowane przez agent6w
federalnych w ostatniCh dwu
miesiacach, rad odda ma cele
szpitalne W caiym kraju, Narko-
tyki te maja przcdstawiac war
toSt przeszio miliona dolarow.
Narkotyki, ma kt6re przewaznie
$klada sic morfina i kokaina, O.
desiane zostana do Waszyngto-
MI, gdzie pc przcsortowaniu /
zbadaniu chemicznem oddanc
bedq ma cele medyczne.
..ZLYNCZOWANIE MURZYNA
Tylertown, Miss, "a. listopada.
Harry Jacobs, murzyn, zostaf
porwany tn wczoraj Z sail sado-
wei w chwili prowadzenia jego
sprawy i zlynczowany przez t}um.
Pomimo silnego oporu re strony
urzednik6w sadowych i policyi,
murzyna wyciagnieto ma ulice,
poczem przywiazano go do auto
mobilu i p~owleczono ma most,
gdzie juz niezywego powieszono
ia siupie, strzelajac don ~jeszcze
z rewolwer0w.
~WYKOLEJENIE POCIAGU
Edwardsville, ILL.,, "a. listopada
Z powodu wykolejenia sic poci9-
gu towarowego Is pociag6w 20
stale zdemolowanych. w wypa-
dku tym dwie oSmio-calowe ru-
nv prowadzqce olej z zakiadow
firmy Illinois Pipe Line Co."
zostaly przerwane, wskutek czego
pobliskie ulice zostaly zalane O.
lejem ma try stopy wysokoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24
DROBNE OGkOSZENIA

MIESZKANIE 6 pokojowe do wyna-
jecia, para o~grzewane. SIS miesiecz-
ME. $3.50 w. North ave. Austin. "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24
PODzIEKOWANLE

Niniejszem skladamy nasze
najserdeczniejs1s podziekowa--
ME wszystkim krewnym ! znaJo
mym ktorzy brali udzial w po--
grzebie natukochanszej zony
c6rki n~aszej s. p. Katarzyny Ko-
steekiej z domu Smuczynskch,
a mianowicie ksiezom q paratii
sw. Barbary / ks. st. Czapelskie
mu, oraz kss Janiszewskiemu,
"a przemowe ma c~mentarzu, o.
a siostrom zakonnym, organi-
stom, ministrantom, siostrom
r6zancowym, Tow. sw. Elzbiety
Tow. Kr6lowej Jadwigi / wszyst
kim lynn CO nadesfali kwiaty,
jeszcze raz serdeczne bog Ia
piaG".
Franciszek, MAJ; Mikoiaj 1
Joanna, rodzice, wraz z dziecmf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24

Puaski polityk, cy wieksEy U mn'e,
.y "a obowia1ek poczytywae Sobls
powinien stale reklamowac naroto
VOC naszA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE;

rngmuczcrIe " Scr LEI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24

OBJ. E. Osihski, wlaSciciel drukar-
nj p. Il. Reliable Printing Co., pnr.
1918 W. Division ul., W dniu DBL
sieiszym stanie ma slubrym kobiercu
2 PARMA NJ. De Lomax. Druzbowac
beda: D. Karol Weber z parma II.
KoniewicZ.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-31
GALES FERRY

The Christmas cantata The Prince of Judah was given in the M. b. church by an augmented choir Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock to an appreciative audience. The solo parts were taken by Miss Grace A. Chapman, Mrs. D. C. Perkins, Miss Gertrude Allen, D. R. Povey, c. E. Col yer and Rev. J. W. Carter. There were duets by Mrs. D. C. Perkins and Miss Jennie G. Perkins, Mrs. J. Edmund Nor man and R. Irving Hurlhutt, and a trio by Rev. J. W. Carter. D. R. Povey and c. E. Colver. The decorations of the chaneel were cedar trees, with the chan eel rail wound in Christmas greens.
 The playlet The Christmas Queen, given by the young people of the Sunday school Monday evening. was very pleasing. the parts being well taken and the costumes very attractive. The following program preceded the playlet: Singing, It Came Upon the Midnight Clear; recitation,
 Richard Chase; Christmas exercise, Miss Mary 'Birch's class recitation, Irving
 Chase. At the close gifts were distri' q ]
 to the younger members of the school ,..id each person present received an orange and candy that were passed in baskets by Dorothy Davis Merits Coleman. Helen L. Colver. Tillie Kieuss, Paul Miller and | Gordon Maniere. Dorothy Birch ana
 Mary Jones distributed the gifts as, taker from the tree. The tree for the benefit of the Deaconess hospital in Boston bort many envelopes with offerings. Unfavor- able weather prevented a large attend. | ance and it is said the playlet will be re peated.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Satterlee ant young daughter Rebecca of North Haver
 motored here Christmas and were guestI
 for the day of Mfr. satterlee's parents, Mir
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-31
COLCHESTER

At the meeting of Colchester grange Tuesday evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Mas ter, Myron R. Abell; overseer, Frank II. ABrowning; lecturer, Mrs. Jay Pease steward, Edwin k. Gillette; assistant steward, Clayton G. Miller; chaplain, Mrs. Emma Stebbins; treasurer, Mrs. Frank H. Browning; secretary, Miss Belle R. Strong; Ceres Mrs. Edwin R. Gillette; Pomona, Mrs. Albert H. Foote i; Flora, Mrs. Clayton G. Miller; gatekeep- CT, Charles H. Strong; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Robert Meiggs; executive committee for three years, .. c. Mil Ter. After the work Q nice lunch was served.
 Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Clayton Miller and children and Mrs. Millers sis ter drove into the village to attend the Christmas tree exercises in the Gongre- gGtional chapel They hitched the horse to one of the posts on Merchants Row When they came from the exercises for their team they discovered it bad disap- peared. During their stay in the chapel Jacob Kalamanowitz and his broth CT. Sam hitched their team near Mrs. Miller's and went into Town Clerk John Condon's office on business. After being in there a while Jacob told Sam to drive the horse home and put it in
 
 ing cold, When they came out they found Mrs Miller quite excited about the loss of her team. They went up to where the teams were hitched and dis covered Kalamanowitz's team standing there and Mrs. Miller's gone Sam had l taken Mrs. Miller's team by mistake and put it in the barn. Sam was soon found and was shown his mistake He went at once and drove Mrs. Miller's team back and Mrs. Miller drove home, happy that the affair was mistake instead of a | theft
 The Ladies Benevolent society will | meet in the Congrega.i ional chapel this 1 (Friday) afternoon to sew The usual entertainment will follow in the evening. l MT. and Mrs. A. T. Van Cleve return ed Thursday, after a weeks visit in New | York
 | The annual Christmas tree and exer- cises of the Congregational Sunday | school was held in the chapel Wednes- l day afternoon at three o'clock The children received gifts also a bag of can l dy and an orange each. l James Horowitz motored to Middle. l town Wednesday,
 Fitch Jones of Hebron was in town Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-31
BOLTON NOTCH

Mrs. Sadie Howard, from New York. is visiting her mother, Mrs. M E. Howard over the holidays.
 Mrs. Bacon from Boston visited her sister, Mrs. Estell Reed over Christmas
 Mrs H. B., DeWolf's father and moth- CT from Paris, New York, are spending the holidays with her.
 W. R. Crosser's house got af1re Satur- day night and it looked as if nothing could save it as they had to go quite a ways to spring for water But the neighbors got busy and people in auto- mobiles, who saw the fire turned and helped and saved the house: MT. Cross will be seventy-two in January. The family is staying with a grandson, Merrill Cross until the insurance adjuster has looked over the place.
 Beatrice Darling from West Hartford is visiting her grandmother, Mrs, Ida Ida Moran.
 Elmer Shaw is visiting his mother, Mrs Joseph Haley. He has joined the navy Mrs. Herbert Watrous and little son Robert from Burnside, visited Mrs. Wat rous' grandmother, Mrs M. E. Howard Tuesday.
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GURLEYVILLE

The L. B. society k to serve a supper New Years eve.
 Among those spending Christmas away from home were Mrs. Marguerite Walk CT and daughter Wilmo at Ware. Mass. Miss Anlene Dunham at Theron Smiths Stedman storrs at Mansfield City. Mir. and Mrs. William Hausa at Mansfield Gen. ter
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Wood entertained relatives from Knowlton Hill Christmas day.
 There is to be a Sunday school concert In connection with the L. B. 8. supper in the conference room this Friday) evening.
 Friends from wiliimantic were enter tained at the home of MT. and Mrs. l.. c. Smith for a few days recently.
 Rev. F. ". Payne of Jewete City a Christmas guest of Rev. Leonard Smith occupied the pulpit of the church las Sunday. Ills le@t was Matthew l, 2l | Thou shalt call His name Jesus" Paul Bergel and sister of stoningtor were called home by the sudden death O their father. Ernest Bergel at his hom
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WESTERLY

Hernbly room Thursday evening. An en- lertainment under the direction of Mrs. Michael Driseoll was presented, after which gifts, fruit and candy were dis tributed to the children.
 The warm spell has put aa end to coasting and skating in these parts.
 Another landmark of Westerly will be gone in a few days. Wreca1ers are tear ing down the old Stillman carriage fac tory, in the rear of DiRocchi's block on Canal street
 Narragansett council, No. 21, K. of C., exemplified the second degree on 30 can didates. at special meeting Thursday evening.
 Ensign Daniel F. Larkin, of Westerly is to take four months cruise on the U. s. S. Utah or Pennsylvania. He is to report at the Boston navy yard next week.
 Bishop Brothers of Westerly were awarded second prize on pullet-bred cockerel in the Bared Plymouth RocA variety at the show of the Boston PouI try association in Boston, Wednesday.
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thur Wolff had their cases continued un- til Jan. 9th and John Gamba, who had purchased a licensed dog from Henry Lannigan but failed to have the license transferred, was discharged by Deputy Judge Ernest K. Taft.
 The Johnson mill is closed this week while inventory is being taken.
 The play, Stop Thief, presented by the Stafford High School Alumni at Memor- ial hall in the Hollow Thursday evening drew a large audience. The play was well cast and those, who participated showed marked ability in the amateur theatrical line. After the play there was dancing
 Lewis C. Quinley, of Norwich, is wis., iting relatives in the borough.
 The public schools will open Monday after two weeks vacation.
 Henry Levine of Holyoke Is spending several days vacation in Stafford Springs.
 William H. Heald was in Hartford on business Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-31
CRISWOiD

Miss Viva Richardson and NiEses Nii- dred and Bertha Montgomery are Spenf- ing the Christmas receEs at home in Pachaug.
 Miss Bertha Geer Of Springfield kzsE. spent the Christmas holiday al home
 Miss Jessie Anderson of Hopevfiie ia spending Christmas week with relatives in New York.
 R A. PeciIham. Mir and Mrs John O. Peckham Of Preston. Albert Ar. and Hrs- Charles Peclkham spent the day saturdzy at the Edwards.
 The Christmas tree and coneeTt va held at the church Saturday evening with a small attendance
 The community club meets thia tFri- day) evening at the town hall h fe- chaug
 The First Congregational church viii hold It's meeting and roll call Friday er- eni-- January seventh. Supper vii ee served.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-31
MYSTIC

Williams Post, No 55, (. A. R., has elected officers for the ensuing year as follows: Commander Thaddeus Pecor 1; senior vice commander, Amos Hancox junior vice commander, John Russell duartermaster, John Green Packer; ser geant, Fiavius Cheney chaplain, Horace Gift; officer of the day, George Rumbles officer of the guard, Samuel Gardiner adjutant, George W. Keigwin; sergeant major, Amos Hancex; quartermaster sergeant, Benjamin F. Latham; patri- otic instructor. Horace Gift.
 Rev. and Mrs. V. c. Lacey and daugh- ter, Miss Mary Maud, left Wednesday for thier new home in Tiskilwa, H., near Chicago, with the best wishes of St Marks parish and the community.
 Mrs. Walter T. Fish and two children left Thursday for Hartford to spend the winter with MT. Fish. who is located there.
 "Puzzling Pierson," the magician o, eNew Haven, is to be at the Congregation al Parish House this (Fridayl evenins for the public watch meeting. Followins the entertainment, service is to be helt in The church from eleven to twelve.
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and Mrs. Charles A. Satterlee.
 Mrs. Edward II. Latimer entertained her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hope, of Uncasville Christ mas day.
 Mrs. Nathan J. Gibbs, mother of Ma than A. Gibbs, who has been spending a month here, a tthe home of Mir. and Mrs. Gibbs. returned to New Bedford Christ mas day.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry W. Hurlbutt enter tained 1s members of their family on Christmas at their home. Woodlawn farm
 NIT. and Mrs. Henry F. Beckwith of New London were guests of Mir. Beck with's nephew and niece. Mir. and Mira Dudley c. Perkins. for Christmas day.