davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Farming Losses Explain
Western Opposition to
Talk of Cancellation.
WARNS AGAINST BLUNDER
American Economic Percep-
tions Apt to Be Weak and
Hating, He Says.
BY wICKHAM STEED.
Editor of London Times.

Copyright, 1921, by United Neps.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Senator La
Toilette has now joined the little group
Of lrreconcilables who announce their
intention Of opposing ratification of
the quadruple treaty. Notwithstand-
ing this reinforcement of their debat-
ing power, it is not believed that the
opposition Of this group is likely to be
successful. It should, however. serve
as a reminder to European govern
ments that the United States Admin
istration has difficulties of it's own to
contend with when they seek to asso-
ciate America with other nations, even
for the purpose of maintaining peace
and furthering disarmament.
Moral Enthusiasms Strong.
The body of American opinion that
supports the limitation of arInaments
and, by implication, all the decisions of
the Washington conference upon which
an effective Limitation of arrnaments is
dependent should not be regarded as
Identical with or equivalent to the far
weaker current of opinion that favors
American economic or financial coopera-
tion with European countries. The
moral enthusiasms Of the American
people are strong and prompt Their
economic perceptions, on the contrary,
are apt to be weak and hating. No
greater mistake could be made by Euro
pean statesmen or economists than to
imagine that the success of the Wash
ington conference will necessarily create
favorable opportunity for the inter-
national treatment of the question OF
war debts, reparations. rates of ex-
change and Of the international econ
omic problem generally.
The American bankers and public
men who are convinced that the inter-
ests Of the United States demand speedy
and effective cooperation with other
Powers to save the world from utter
economic chaos will have hard task
before them IL they seek to convert the
bulk of their fellow citizens to their
own views. On the Atlantic seaboard,
where European conditions are more or
less understood and where the economic
interdependence of Europe and America
IS realized. public opinion may be en-
lightened in a comparatively short time.
Efforts to this end are indeed being
made by men who have no personal axe
70 grind. But in the middle West and
the West where Europe can neither be
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

into the hopper and the Powers are
equally unwilling that this should hap
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brotivy; jeste dnes rano neve-
I'll jsem We sve beznadelnostl
ma mic, nyni Sc mi vira opet vra
tia, a ia nabyvam move edva-
by! Viz, jak pokojnym
jsemi Odkud tato promena?
Ona spoclva V jednom slove !:
'doufam ! - Ne dit6, ma dee
ro, pojd' do narucf ma a mech
Sc polibitl - Pohled' ma svou
matku, ona kleci, modli Sc, ne
chime j imodlit!' - Otec po-
kryl cello sve dcery polibky.
"Prede vSim drahe dite", po-
kracoval do ucha il septaje,
"chran Sc poruSit ssou prisa-
hu -
(Pokracovani.)
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atd., ably tim vyvolany byly ma
Slovensku prcti csl. Republice
odpor a nenavist, mezi sloven-
skymi yojiny pax obdobnymi
hesly agitovano take proti Ce-
chum. Nejvyssi soud potvrdil
" pln6m zneni koSicky rozsu-
dek. Predsedal gen. Steinbach,
referentem byl pluk. Wesley,
gn. prokuraturu zasCupoval
pluk. Vondracek, obzaloVane-
no maj. Raddu hajil osobne Je
no bratr, mikulovsky advokat
a poslanec DIR. Radda, ostatnl
obzalovane DIR. Littmann a Or.
INebesar.
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SOKOLSKY SLET.
Cleveland5ti ucastnici vyjedou
We stFedu rano po Nickel
Plate draze.

Cesky Cleveland, ktery vzdy
dava prednost tiche svorn6
praci pred planym mluvenim,
nez0stane zajiste "a iinymi ce-
skymi osadami pr prvnim Sic
tu Americk6 Obce Sokolsk6 '
techto dnech V Chicago poia-
daner3. Dosud pfihlaSeno jess
as 80 ucastniku. 2 ktereh0ztO
po6tu pfipadd as so ne cyicici
clenstvo a 80 ma hosty Vybor,
ienz cht6l ziskati nektere W.
hody pro utastniky sletu, Wy
iednaval Sc zastupci nekte-
rych drah, z nichz nejlepe wy
sla ystrlc nasemu Sokolstvu
draha Nickel Plate. Tato dra-
ha nabidla poloyicni zpatecni
cestu, bude-li $50 osob, at z
kterekoli casti Spoj. Statu,
ktera ku sletu do Chicago pri-
iiedou. Mimo to z Clevelandu
pripojeny budou k vlaku diva
zeleznicni vozy pouZe pro W.
letniky urcene. Kazdy ucast-
mix obdrzi certifikat, jenz bu-
de zupnim starostou br. X
IBernreiterem dan V Chicagu |
iovefeni zastupc0m zminent
drahy. Ma pfedlozeni certifi
katu obdrzi kazdy zpatecni Ii
stek "a polovicni cenu. Vyho
da tato plati do 30. srpna
Kdo . nasich kraianu zamysl
sletu Sc slCastniti, mel by po
luziti teto vyhody a prihlasit
Sc Il p. Bernraitera. PrihlaSk,
mozno vyriditi neipozdeji d,
1880 hod. We stfedu rano pre-
: odiezdem vlaku. Neodporuco
: vail bychom v5ak, ably kdo Wy
Z ckaval ma posledni chvili, co
! nebvva nijak prijemne ami pr
l poradatele, ami pro pfihlasui
: ci l6pe jest, pfihlasili Sc ka
: dH V cas-. TAX aby zabran6n
Ibylo zbytecn6mu chvatu a rol
-Icileni.
: Jak nam byIo sdeleno, M
I kteff zavodnici vydali Sc jiz n
a cestu y automobilech a opusti
! Cleveland vcera V casnych h
0 dinach rannlch.
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Horthyovci "a kulisami. z

HoTthyovcI Ia kuiIsamI. Il
Bratislavy oznamuji pod tlmto
zahlavim Mar. Listy": "Dne
II. cervence o 8. hod. vecernl
konala Sc schuze pest 'skych
Slovaku sTatrasalu, kterou
sYolala Hornovidiecka liga a
Horthyho dustojnici, vydavaJl-
ci Sc "a Slovaky, a Slovenska
.centralni kancelar. Ma teto
.schuzi hlavni slovo jako ma kaz
dem podobnem shromazdenl
nell Horthyho dustojnici, slo-
Ivensky neznajici, a eide, kterl
dovolavali Sc pomoci "bratr-
skeno naroda mad arskeho j,
Sc kterym zili pres tisic let a
| lcht6ji ziti nadale. Charakterl-
isticke je, re Sc na schulz Ozya-
lily ojedin6le protestni vykriky !:
"Lzetel" "V Ceskoslovensku
mali Slovaci vsechna prava, a
lie zde zadnar" !" "V dnesnim
Mad arsku muze byti Slova-
KEN jen zradce toho tfeba
hnati pied soud'. Ma konec
schuze ucin6n byl projev, ia
ko obycejne, kter6ho mad'ar-
ska propaganda bude chtiti po-
Iuziti pro sye zahranicni kej-
kle".
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(Pokrac coVani.(


Praha, 3. srpna. Post. Zpr.)
Smejkal zapasi 5 velkym uspe-
chem az ctrnact dn1 V Berlin6,
kde utvoril zvlastni rekord, 20
raziv z zapasniku tezke vahy
v celkovem case "A minut. Gel
KEN zapasil do dine, kan az
Zprava tato saba, desetkrat,
osmkrat vitezne dvakrat ne
rozhodne S Polakem Vorgulem
a milackem Berlinanu Petrem
Scholzem. Prvni diva dny ODE
censtVo niu nebylo nikterak na
kloneno, ale prubehem dooy 81
ziskal jeho sympatie. Porazil
Ia 3 min. Will Buchheima, mi
stra Saska, "a 4 min. hambur-
skeho mistra III. Vinzera, "a 2
min. Polaka Sibilskeho, "a 6
min. nejlepsiho berlinskeho
borce Reiholda Petit Jeana, "a
II min. E. Schwarzbauera z
Duesseldorfu, "a 4 min. O..
Schmitze z Dortmundu, 20
min. nerozhodne p. Schol-
Zem, 20 min. nerozhodne S Vor
gulem, "a Is min. porazil slav-
ne pruskeho mistra Hamache-
ra, 1lS ky tezkeho.
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POSETILE
HISTORKY.
Adolf Cervinka.
KDYz PADNE SESTA.
Pfedvalecny obrazck.
(Pokracovani.)

Rozestrel ma stole pred Dar.
buianem smenku, skOro zaml-
lovane il pohladil, sroRnal vse-
cky jeji zahyby a vrasky 8 pax
sladce zaseptal: Nova prace,
cista jako sklo!" Dafbujan po-
hledl mraziv6 ma papir, cobra
Gel jej ma ruby pax suse a
mrzute prohodil: ITO je yse-
cko? Vzdyt' schazi protest!
Tentokrat Sc zaeervenal Sa-
rapatka k velike radosti Opli-
stilove jako vafeny huhr a ne
jak nejiste Sc rozbehl nazpet k
pani Weinsteinove. Kricel uz z
daleka jake kluk, dopadeny ma
luskach a rvouci, re nic neu-
kradl: "Hned jsem 81 to my
slel, re schazi protest, inu o.
vsem, bez protestu Sc media Ia
HE smenka zalovat".
Pan Sarapatka Sc racil riz-
mouth, zaSeptal jizlive mladSi
pisaf, dekuje nebesum, be Sc
priblizila hodina odplaty "a je
ho pohaneni. Pan Sarapatka
Sc nefiz", hail no Pletinoha,
"vzdyt' Sc hned opravii!" 90
vsem, ale az kdyz mu pan doB
tor NALL do kahanku jeho prav
nickeho vehlasu brabancovehC
oleje". .l,<sxs
Ia chvilku pribehl Sarapat-
ka znova do celedniku. Usi mt
vnitrnim zarem swiftly jake
dve rozzhavene kolejnice, kite
re kovari cerstve vytahli z w
hn6. Nemel zasadne rad bla
mazi kancelari a "a mic M
svete by nepriznal, re Sc pre-
dial, kdyz vyplacel penize. Ra
deji doplatil z vlastnf kapsy
Prvnf domaci zakon u neh,
byl, ze Sc V kancelari iakekoli'
mylky vylucuji. Nyni zval Daf
bujana usilovne do zadniho p
kojicku ma spolecne konsili
um, co sc prozluklou sm6n
: kou ma stati.
Darbujan vytahl nejdriv
zcela volne pravou nohu, pa
: jeSte volneji levou a sloziv j
: patricne k sobe, zamiril hluc
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DOZVUK VELEZRADNE A
Ferry zE SLOVENSKA.

Pred nejvySSim y0jenskym |
soudem ma Hradtanech jedna-
no zmatecni stiznosti, poda-
ne do rozsudku divisnlho soul
du Kosicich, jimz %. ledna
t. r. k trestu smrti provazemI
byli odsouzeni: major We vysl.
Karel Radda pro zlocin vyzve-
dacstvi We sluzbach mad arskeI
vlady, spachany vyzvidanim
voienskJch opevn6ni okoli
Budameru u KoSic a presunu
voiska okoli PreSoya a byv.
aktivni plukovnik rak.-uh. ar
mady Gustav Lindner, byv.
rak.-uher. kapitan Robert Po-
loczek a presovsky advokat
Bella Kellemen pro zlocin spo~
iuviny ma vyzv6dacstvi, iehoz
dopustili Sc tim, re skizzu le
gendu mai. Raddou yyhotove-
nou a znazornujici opevn6ni u
Budameru a presuny yojska Y
Presove, prevail k dalsi do
prav6 do Mad arska. PR la
sacnim rizeni byly Zjisteny
svrchovane zajimave podrob-
nosti O vojensky organisoVane
propaganda, kterou mad ar9ka
vlada vydrzuje "a dcelem od-
trzeni Slovenska od nasi repu-
bliky. Hlavni milky agitace spo
civaji Y rukou t. ~ slovensk6
1stredni kancelare " Pesti. kite
ia zalezi odboru politick6hC
a voienskeho. PTednostou po,
litickeho odboru je povestni
dir. Karel Bulissa, druhy od
Dor ridi univ. professor Julius
MesZaros, tyz yytecnlk, ktef1
pred mesicem byl We Vidni IA
teen pro manipulate 5 padela
nymi ceskoslovenskymi 500ko
runami. Mad'arska tato propa
ganda rozVrhla 81 Sloyensk'
ma tfi skupiny, iichz rizenim p
v6feni jsou V Pesti dlici dusto
nici, ma Slovensku samem pa
kazda skupina roZVrzena ie II
n6kolk vojenskych yelitelstV
v cele t6chto pusobi namnoz
byvali rakousko-uherSti dusto
nici, nimiz Qstredni props
gacni kancelar Pesti udrzui
styk kul.yly. Plukoynik Lii
dner byl II jak ziistily organ
vlady bratislavsk6 yrchnil
velitelem y Nosicieh, kter
yztahovala Sc ma zupy aban
tornanskou, pisskou a gene
skou, ostatni obzaloVani POI
porovali cinnost ieho jako d.
vernici. Poiitickym organis.
Gin na Slovensku bylo mad''
skym dstiedim ulozeno pripI
viii ma Slovensku p1du pro /
voluci, "a niz by tam ytrh
mad arsk6 vojsko pod zami
kou, re jdou pomoci SlovakuI
Agenty techto olganisaci me
byti mezi 5lovenskJm lide
rozsiTovano, ze Cesi MP b6ri
viru zabirajl kosteiy, pl
menujice je kina a taned
toistnosti ze nadelaii peni
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nymi kroky do vedlejsi mistno-
sti, kde Sc prodavala pravni-
cka prvni pomoc aspon po de-
siti korunach "a kus. Vslcnnl
til pax sc zahloubali mad sla-
kovitou zahadou, jak rozreslIi
spletity prlpad diyokych man
zelu Podvincovych.
Il predni kancelare ozyvalo
Sc zatim jakesi monotonm NY
kani a predrikavanl, ,jako kdyz
ST synove Israelsti chteli ma
pousti vymodlit mannu. Pleu-
noha cetl re soudniho splsu,
ktery S masivni zevrubnostl IL
ell zaletnicke vyjlzdky vlnar-
nice Soubustove do bllzkeho
kraiskeho mesta S financnlm
respicientem Skokankem, KITE
ry sve respicientske vlohy u
platnoval take proti panickam'
Oplistil nahlizel do konceptu a
hlasil chyby, ktere sc vloudlly
do opisu. Byla to ona zaloba
kterou Darbujan ulozil pisa
rum "a denni nkol.
"Ctihodny priteli'', tazal 81
Pletinoha sveho podsedniht
spolutahouna V paru, "nevysy
cha Yam take napadne '
! krku?"
4 Oplfstil porozumel, prohra
+ bal hluboke kapsy a nalezEu'
V Mich COST ma omak tvrdeho
zahalil Sc do vecne pelerlny
pod iejimi ochrannymi krldl,
. pronesl dve pivnf sklenice. u
jeho potulky nebyl daleky
! Hned "a rohem tocil Sc zazraC
: ne bujny rizny kozel, kteryr
Sc oba pisari radi posilnoVal
: Darbujan Sc ucastnil Jen zrlo
: ka kdy teto ulitby. Ostatne by
: i on dobre zasoben. V zasuvc
( u stolu mival plochou polni l.
z hev S konakem, jehoz ohniyy
a mi krdpejemi 81 obcas dod;
: val nezbytne odvahy.
: Naplnene pohary postavil [
- plistil ma bezpecne misto r.
: gistrature mezi nejstarSiml 81
sy, kde Jim nehrozilo nebezp'
: censtvi, re by mohly byti obi
i veny. Ostatne byly sklenice I
Q diva hlty vyprazdneny. Neb
q 10 Ma tom docela mic zvlastr
a no, re oba pisari t0uziii po
4. We. Husty prach, ktery Sc neN
J. ditelne usazoval ma spisechs
k ktery vsichni ydychovali
" pic. medal Sc ien tax obyct
% nou vodou splachnouti, voc
no nepobrala.
f. To az musel byti hustej
N lepkavejsi mok, ktery prov
- del blahodarnou desinfekci I
O. la od nalokanych krvezizl
3 vych a zahubnyeh bacilu. On
a. stilovi zasvltily unavene oci t
"a chu ziveji. Nechal prace a
O. loziv 81 ruce do kapes, nata
a. bohatyrsky noty a rekl Pletir
y howl: Pane kolego, veC
10 bych o vedlejsim zamestna
iv pro wasp
= (Pokracovani.l
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.Doranlieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUzSKEHO.

ko, a pfisaze t6 z1stanu v6r-
ma Jiz til roxy nosim pri sobe
indicky jed, nikdy nejsem bez
n6ho a ten ucinkuje okamzi-
tel"
Uleknuta matka zakryla 81
oblicej rukama.
Pan Clamergat vzpfimil Sc
nahle S planoucima zrakoma.
Julie, zvolal, "tva matka je |
ztfestena! Neucinis, co cd tebe |
zada, ne, ne, to neucinis, ia ii
to zapovidam A kdyz vse zka-
Izu vezme, kdyz ia zemfu, co
ma tom? - Spise necht' mne
nebesa i zeme umackaji, nez
svolim, ably me zachraneni ia
kovou hanebnosti vykoupeno
bylo!"
"Mily otce!' pravila mlada
pani tonem hlubokeho zarmut-
ku a oddanosti, "nelpim prilis
ma zivot6, snad bylo by mi pTi-
jemno Zemriti. Jsem hotova
svuj zivot ob9tovat, mOhu-h
tim prospect tobe, dobry otce,
jenz isl tax mnohym chudym
otcum, ktefi u tebe svaj chleb
| vydelavaji, prospeSnyml" !" Pc
/ t6 nasiln6 vzlykot potlatujic,
| kracela ke dveffm. INA shle-
danou, otce, ma shledanou, mat
ko!" pravila zalostnym hla-
sem.
Jednim skokem octnul Sc
pan Clamergat mezi nj a DIVER
mi. Julie, prayil chraptivym
! hlasem, 'poslys dobfe, co pra
vim: Kdybys m6la to nest6sti
Bfijiti k svemu otci pencil,
kterych jsi takovgm hanebnym
: iednanlm docilila, pravim ii
napred, re pred tvyma ocima
! vzenu 81 kulku do hlavy!"
] Madame Durosoyova zachve
la Sc ma celem t6le.
1 "JeSte neco mech 81 rici, me
a dite", pokracoval otec, 'jsem
4 V zoufalem postaveni. Ones ra,
: no isem 81 pravil: Jeste diva
E dny mann zitis, nabil jsen
: bambitku - jest V tomto su
j, pleti We stolku - ale tvs pri
a slal Stava tedy dalsi nadeje
e o, mila dcero, povaz, re tvoi
j. pOmoci mohu 0 pub meslce de
0 lie ziti. Mohu Sc tedy honOsiti
+ ze mann cas- k dalsimu ohled
i mutt a domluveni see. Co we n
+ da Sc We ctrnacti dnech vyko
= natl Az Sc d0zv6di, re jSem nj
/ tiicatehO zaplatil, stanou S
} pristupn6jsimi, nebudou DIVER
II prede mnou ZaViratii Julie
= mann tuseni, re buh Sc mad nd
h mi smiluje a nekdo nam vypo
= mocne luky poda. We sy6t6 jes
/ mnoho ledabylych lidi, sobeC
20 kych, jest V mem vSak tax
J. dost Slechetnych lidi. Bude n
e. pomozenol Cd koho? To sar
E. nevim - ale toto presvedcer
Ie vzniklo We mne, kdyz jsem Il
u be I've matce naslouchal. Je.
d. to sv6tlo, ktere mne temnot
e. nahle zasvitl0. Nezoufeime t,
t. dy, buh jest spravedlivy d,
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Takoveho prisneho kapelni
ka name a prece damsky sbor
nedrzi takt!
Pfisny kapelnik neni nic
plateni Mlady hezky! PAX
S neho jiste zadna nespusti o.
ci.
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"Ponevadz Julie, jako hrdin
ska duse, kterou jest, svuj zal
tail. lie sVeho nicemneho mu-
ze dosud neopustila, stale Sc to |
2 ohledu ma mas. Wis, elm il Du
rosoy vyhrozoval! Ach, ma
dcero, ma uboha dcero, kdy-
bych byl mohl hrozbu Druosoy
oyu tim zodpoyedet, re bych
mu byl hodil ctyfikratstotisic
franku do obliceje, byl bych
davno pro tebe prisel a byla
bys Il sve matky. Ale me ruce
jsou prilis svazane, jsem bez-
mocnymI"
"Ach, mily otce, zde by byl
.muj zal rovnez takovy', cd
povedela mlada pani.
Pan Clamergat vzdychl
zhluboka a pohlizel k zemi.
Madame Clamergatoya kle-
kla pred svou dceru. Julie, me
mile dite", pravila polohlasite,
wiz sveho otce = viz, jak trpi
- slituj Sc mad mimi" A vaha-
We dodala: 90, kdybys cht6-
In -"
Mlada PAM Sc vzprimila, oci
iako zoufala do prazdna upi-
rajic. "Rozumim til" pravila
chvejicim hlasem.
"Ano, rozumis mi, a ia, mile
dite, chapu tvuj odpor citim
zal, ktery ii pdsobim. Vim, ze
Cd tebe mnoho zadam, ano je
to velika obet', vim to velmi
dobfe, re Sc odvazuii ii to pou-
re septem fici, nebot' sc oba-
| yam sama slyBet, co pravim
| Ale jedna Sc 0 tveho nest'ast-
Ineho otce; Julie, me dite, "a
chran jei, zachran nasl - U.
mlc svuj hnev, pfemoz svdj oo
por! - Mel odvahu, me dite
Konecne jest pfece jen tVyn
manzelem!'
"Ano, mako, jest mym MAJ
zeleml Pred m6St'anostou
+, pax V k0stele, buh vi jakyn
Z strasnym demonem ponouka
ma, vyrkla jsem slovo, kter'
mne k tax hroznemu zalu cd
soudilo! Byla jsem urazena
!, zneuct6na, vSechnu potupu
hanu isem snasela. Urazena v
1 sve hrdosti, zenske dustOl
nosti; vzpouzela-li jsem Sc, M
hla jsem, smela jsem, nebot
jsem zenoul - A nyni, staVS
Sc sama sebe hodnou, nebot
bez uzard6ni mohu do minulc
: sti pohlizeti, mann na vse "a
; pomenout a stati Sc opet otrC
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-22

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de Sait-Quetojles: ten ie piece
strasne hloupT.
Ano, ale cho chces? Abych
81 odpocinula od duchaplnych.
muslin delat loiotherarii".
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-16
BROOKLYN

Mr- and Mrs. Elliott E. Allen had as Labor Day guests their sons, Raymond Allen of Danielson. now the postmaster there, and Carroll Allen of Danielson, with their families, also Albert Allen. of Hartford, brother of pr. E. E. Allen, and the widow of Irving Allen, also of Hart ford.
 Mir. and Mrs. OrvIIle Baker and sor camping on the shore of Moosup, Pond for a short time.
 Schools in town began Tuesday. IT the Center Miss Smith, teacher of tn, primary room having reigned to teacf in 8 private school, Miss Simmons, o Brockton succeeds her. The other teach CTS. Miss Belonga and Miss Lawton ar, again on duty.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Spaulding ant
 daughter, Miss Mabel, all of Worcester
 were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. A Spaulding
 D. B. Hatch, who has been away iron town several days with his daughter Miss Clara B. Hatch. have returned t their home and the lighted at night add 1 much to the cheertulness of the village 1 Judge and Mrs. T. D. Pond were mad happy Saturday night whe ntheir som l Wallace l.. Pond, whose home is in Prov l idence, R. l., came to their home in hi automobile with his brother, William F
 Pond, his wife and two daughters, wh | live in New Britain to make a visit C l two weeks with them, when they ar | to return to theoir home, taking tn | judge and his wife to their home fo | short visit
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-16
CCaCHEEER

Miss Julia Adams, who has been at Willimantic camp ground for several weeks, has returned to her home on Hayward avenue.
 John English of Maiden, Mass, a for ner resident of this place, is . guest at Charles F. Browns. on Norwich ave nue.
 Clarence B1akeslee, Highway Con1mis- stoper c. J. Bennett, Division Engineers A. W. Busfaen and Smith have made tour over the new state road which Is building from Glastonbury to New London, inspecting the same. Attorney Thomas NJ Shie ds of Eer- wich was a business caller in town t,n Wednesday, Supervisor H. S. Libby was visiting 1 the schools in Hebron Wednesday. John Huntley and Miss Katherine Ea-
 gan of Hebron were callers here Wed. nesday. Sharp Mossop has returned from a 1 few days visit at his home in Bridge port
 I. Horowitz has returned, after a | few days business trip to New York Charles NJ. Reade of Willimantio was l in town Wednesday. Charles Elderkih was a caller in sa. lem Wednesday. Dwight H. Marvin and Richard Day
 were In Marlboro Wednesday. Daniel M. O'Bren metored to New
 London Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-16
COVENTRY GRANGE FAIR
 MEETS WITH SUCCESS
(Speeial to The Bulletin)

Coventry, Sept. 15.-Over two thou- sand people attended the seventh annual grange lair held here today, the fair be- ing the biggest and best fair the grange has put on since 1914. The number of exhibitors and exhibits were greatly in- creased and the judging continued throughout the day
 The exhibition hall in the basement of the town hail opened at 10 o'clock in the morning and closed at in the aft ernoon. In the hall were exhibits Of farm products and women's handiwork. Along the south side of the hall were va rious displays of selected products from farms in the Coventrys. Holland, Merrow and Bolton. At the west of the hall were exhibits of fancy work, including knitted sweaters, bags, gloves, belts, etc. The north end of the hall contained a display of canned goods, jars of peaches, pears, corn, peas, jelly and the like be- ing entered. On the east side of tn hall was displayed more handicraft of the 1 women. On tables in the center of the l hall were selected specimens of pears. 1 peaches, apples, grapes, an6 plums. An ] exhibit of burnt leather goods completed 1 the display which was one of the best ever seen at 3 grange fair in Coventry
 The poultry exhibits were many and crowds inspected the prize birds during l the. day. Nine pens of Rhode Island Reds, Barred Rocks and White Wyan- dottes entered by the Pine Knoll farm of South Coventry captured eight first prizes and one second prize. Fowl ir other classes also took prizes. Firs 1 prize in turkeys went to Mrs. Frank l Boynton of South Coventry her exhibit being a bronze turkey cock and hen. The Coventry Profit Making Sheer club had an exhibit at Grange hall. Or the table was a collection of clover, su 1 mach, soy beans, beets, potatoes for sue culence, meadow hay. sweet clover ana timothy hay, all used in the raising O sheep for profit.
 Within the Grange hall were exhibtI by several merchants and cities
 Among tho cattle exhibits was one q
 James Lathrop of Holland, who tool
 many first prizes with hi sshort horns
 Gilbert Storrs with his Jerseys won i,
 that clasa The prizes for HoIstein,
 went to Arthur Reid
 During the early afternoon contest