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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-08
Congratulations for
Hon. w. H. Sullivan

From the Bogalusa Enterprise we
COPY announcement of the coming
marriage of w. H Sullivan, on jan
uary 81, to Miss Salmen of Slidell.
Mr.. Sullivan has been such public
benefactor in our community that we
are all here deeply concerned in his
approaching marriage.
Our beautiful court house square
we owe directly to him, and it
breathes constantly of his interest
and pride in FranklintOn, and the
parish at large, while the main fair
building and his yearly response to
our Parish Fair needs go far toward
the success of that splendid parish en-
terprise. Mr.. SulIivan's annual adj
dress at the fair is always looked for
ward to and is keenly enjoyed.
The last benefit the parish enjoyed
at the hands of this enterprising citi-
zen was a donation of $500 which
he made to help the police jury place
a health unit in Franklinton, giving
the free services of a doctor, a
trained nurse and a sanitary inspec-
tor to build up health conditions of
every community and especially Of
the rural school children.
The heartiest good will and con-
gratulations are expressed through
these columns for the editor and the
hosts of admiring friends for Mr.. Sui
Ivan, whom we admire and love, and
for his bride-elect, whom we hope to
soon know and love as the loyal
Washington parish citizen she is sure
to Observation-Disclosures.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-08
Big Manufacturer Comes
for His Annual Hunt

/. ]. h. Durham of Louisville, KY,
vice-president of the American Creo-
soting Company, arrived in Bogaluss
Friday for a weeks visit with Frank
Rowell, Southern saIesmanager of the
Colonial Creosoting Company.
Mr.. Durham was accompanied by
C. S. DePuy of New York, Mr.. Dur
ham comes to Bogalusa for his an
nual hunt and his many friends in b.
galusa always look forward to his
visit here.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-08
BANKSTON ACQUITTED
FORD CASE MISTRIAI

Rodney Bankston, former patrol-
man, was acquitted of the charge
of the murder of William Seals by
a jury at Franklinton Saturday even
ing. 1t is said the verdict was
reached on the first ballot Bankston
returned to home in Bogalusa Satur-
day evening.
Earl Ford, a business man of An
gle, who was tried for murder of
ames Duncan, will have to stand trial
a second time, for the jury was not
able to agree upon a verdict after
celebrating Fl hours. They reported
it was impossible to agree and were
discharged. The date Of retrial has
not been set. Ford was placed under
bond and returned to mis- home.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-08
GREAT DISPLAY OF
XMAS GOODS HERE

If there is any Christmas shopping
done out of Bogalusa, or if the shop
ping is delayed until the last hour, it
will be no fault of the merchants Of
BogaIusa, for never in the history Of
this city has there been such display
of choice gifts.
A noticeable feature about the dis
plays is that practically every store
has all new goods, little, if any, car
ried over from last season. The prices
are much lower than last year, in
many instances so per cent lower.
If you have not visited the stores
of Bogalusa during the past few days
you are missing a rare treat.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-08
Vernon Sauls Critically
iii in Columbia Sanitarium

Vernon Sauls, one Of Bogalusa's
best known young men and an en-
ploye of the Great Southern electri-
cal department, is at the point of
death int he sanitarium in Columbia,
was the news received here yester-
day. Tuesday night a wire was re-
ceived by Major Friend that young
Sauls could not possibly live until
morning. He rallied Wednesday, but
no hopes are held for his recovery.
Vernon has been i'll for more than
a month at his home above Columbia.
His condition became critical and he
was taken to the sanitarium at CO.
lumbia week ago and a specialist
summoned.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-08

in Bogalusa Monday for a short visit
with friends.
The success of the evening is due
in a large measure to the efforts of
the ladies of the Woman's Auxiliary,
who spent a great deal of time and
effort to make the culinary part Of
the program perfect from the epicu-
rean's standpoint, and the manner in
which the plates of quail and trim
mings were murdered by the hungry
former soldiers was sufficient testi-
monial to their success. No call for
seconds" was heard, for the ladies
piled the plates with more quail as
soon as their appeared room for
more.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-08
MARRYING JUSTICE TIES
500 KNOTS IN THREE YEARS

Greenville, Miss, Dec. CIV. A..
Moffett, justice of the peace in this,
the Third District of Washington
county, who took the oath of office
September 6, 1918, shows by the rec
ord that he has officiated at SOB mar
riages up to December l this year,
or little more than three years. He
has been dubbed the MARRYING JUS
tice" in the Delta. Mr.. Moffett IS
a bachelor.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-08
MADE BIG HIT

The show given at the Magic City
Theater Wednesday evening under
the auspices of the Ladies' Guild Of
the Episcopal Church was a decided
success from every standpoint and
was greatly enjoyed by the large au-
dience.
Mrs. Edith Boensch, Mrs. Frank z.
Rowel, Mrs. Smelling Pearce and F.
w. Wright came in for special hon
ors.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-08
STEEL FOR BRIDGE IS
EXPECTED NEXT WEEK

Steel for the bridge across Pearl
river is expected to arrive next week
and by the end Of the month it is
believed the steel work will be well
under way. With good weather, it is
said the bridge lcan be completed in
six weeks. This will be one Of the
greatest civic improvements in the
history of Washington parish.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-08

Mrs. T. A. Moak, Ruby Moak and
Master Carey Moak spent Wednes-
day in New Orleans, La.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-08

Mrs. Blanchard is enjoying visit
with relatives and friends at White
Castle, La.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

Corporatiunea ''Trei Colori 81
lTnde.. Coliseum Co. din Gary Ind.
,aduce la cunostinta tuturor actio-
narilor de la Hala Romano din loo
'caci conform diciziunei adunarii
Generate de Actionari din ziua de
% Maiu a. c. la care sau hotarit
"a Sc face un aruuc de $1.e0 de fie-
care Actiune. Dsci sunt rugati toti
Actionarii, ca III timp de 6O>de
zile de la data mai sus a'si face
datoria in caz contrar vor Fl siliti
a plati 81 intercse 81 Z comision,
dupa termenul de mai sus dat
Conform dicisiunii luatd de Adu-
narea generala, banii Sc vor tri-
mite pc adresa Cassarului Corpo-
ratiei Jacob @. Popa 1921 Adams
Str. orr 276 Pierce Str.
Tot odata sunt rugati toti Ac-
tionarii asi trimete adresele CO.
recte 81 cate actiuni' are.
In numele Corporatiei.
(137-42). Dirsctiunea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

! Presidiul SeSietatii DR.. Vasilc
Lucaciu, Gu sslinl in Clinton, Ind.
,Convoaca ad1l19area generala pc
ziua de 26 i. ~. G. la orele 9 80
"a. m. in localuI Societatii propric
No. TOT 9Th SIR. Clinton, Ind. La
ordinea zilei daFea de seama pc
8 luni. Alegerea noului Presidiu
pc al Plea period 1921 81 alte
chestnut interesante de resolvat,
pentru bunul demers al organiza-
tiunii, <unde datOrinta il cere pc
fiecare functiot1ar 81 membru sd
fie present. ABSENT fara motiv
serios vor fl amendati conform
Statutelor. Tot 1data rugam dori-
tori s'au doritoare de-a deveni in
organizatie sd Sc presinte la a.
ceasta intrunire ramanem in as
teptare. In n,rmele Societatii DIR.
Vasile Lucaci,A din Clinton. Ind
Teodor lGisdA, presedinte.
loan CiariksA seer. coresp.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20
r,ssers}

d
"Ea Ia spinzurat. Ea, impreu-
ha Gu grecul.sau GU Naica. pa, ca
IA scape de el mai curind. cesti-
eAloasa! Bolnayai Ce arei Ca
eatsa prefacuta! To nancat ca
pul lui bietni Serbian. Il sta in
Gale. Numai muerea. Sufetul Sc
tinea de trnpnl luz subred ca sea-
iui De lima oil, isi zise Safta ddpS
lce cpl vasile 81 Notarul.
re la lydupa amiaza sunete d
elopotei ii nm huruit de- trasura;
i. strase apzall.
6e urea re pat, 81 pc firida cu
ta6rele vazu . trasura Fe' scsea'
renind catre primarie. Sc feri q
lid he vSzuta. Linga vizitil yaSu
in cxlzra, u, earabina rask kmatl
enaae Ias snr4 1hfi IN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

''De sigur. Cred ca mai ayea
pofta sd rabdam de foame sau 81
roadem coyrigi uscati ca IN Eur:
banesti," raspunse voce pc carr
,pe seara Ana q recunescut-o ca
era 4 judecatorului de sinstructie
''Da d-ta doctoreiss intreba
,procurorua.
'iCe mai intrebi monser. Sd
meraem Hi Nh vad nici un mo
Itiv care near face Al finn atat ds
scrupulosi, Ce legAtura intre spin.
ss.,rat>s siI masa de Ia curtef'' ras
,punse dOctorul.
De signs, Sd mergam. - Ha
81 d-ta die Prialas, Ok De n nasslt
,mereem de.adreptal la1csss spin
znsstului'
Staparsche a prinit pc ilnstri
Eoaspcti GU. tost3 peiiteta e'lvaniti
unov fste atat de alsse. Mapcassa
!, fost admirabila. Oaa4 aH seaFsa' !
leiosbk de pai, pai fripti. a fri
Ieere 81 Q rata pc vavsa aerSs te'3,
|fapdA Ca udaturS pr6easaai /. I
eDersix Escits Intro. fintiaa D. 4
EstiHjena
Lq sseh 2,16 = inesPut soshsta
eepseterea Anei, ~etiA seAtaaai
|seiissaG5 y ~ "A 1osAepnl pa1l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

raule la Ana. Martorii find anun-
tati de primar venisera de mutt.
Ana declarat ca Safta a che
mat-o prin un billet TRIMS de
Stoiana sd vina la ca cind va esi
la molifta 81 de-abia a intrat i'll
casa 81 Safta facut-o putOare 81
tirfa 81 ia tras mai multe paine
81 a lovit-o GU piciorul in pintece.
A spuS ca avut noroc cn Ilinca
81 Paraschiva ca .altfel 0 ucidea
in batafe.
llinea 81 Paraschiya an depns,
intaripd declaratia Anei, 81 moa-
50 asemenea, .adaogind ca ca a
laat cQpilul 81 . esit afara de
teama sd nu l0veasea 81 copilul.
Safta q marturisit cd dat
palma. Anei. A zis cd n "a chemat-o
81 ma loyit-o en- piciornl 81 Gu la
.crami in ochi a spus cum a prins-o
Ilinca de mijloc 81 Paraschiva de
tnaini 81 cum . bstnt-o Ana, piaa
q lasat-ospmetita.
(Va prma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20
AB0NAJl 1ARJl
,,AMERICA"

sal caute 81 daca il va gasi dor
mind in gradina sal scoale. Cam
peste o jumatate ceas vine 81 ne
spune ca Ia gasit in magazie,
mde l'ati vazut, spinzurat. Off,
mia VENT mai rau. Am avut
parte GU dl doctor ca altfel cine
site ce Sc intimpla 81 cu mine"
Doctorul plasii intaai spusele
Anei, adaogind ca Serbian scui-
pat singe, 81 in ultimul stimp era
atins 81 de alienatie mintala.
Argatul 81 Stoina aeeleasi mar
S'au interogat 81 cativa
vecini 81 nici martufie care Sc
de pozitiunile Anei.
Autopsia s'a facut in gradina,
sub umbra unui nue.. Mimic, nicl
un scaun de siluire 81 plamanul
drept aproape putred lar eel sting
numai putin atins. La creeri, III
gramadire Gle mici globulete dc
singe. Doctorpl plasii, care Il
cautase, nu s'a inselat. Alienatia
nintala era evidenta.
!, Bolnavul intrat in magazic
81 suit pf I'M scaun lesat ochial
'de q grinda, la Writ peste cap 8
"a piciorul resturnat sca0nul
xlaipa toate indiciile asa s'a pc,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

trecut faptul, 81 he find nici o
.urma de banuiala despre vre-o
crima, procurorul in unire Gu ju-
decatorul de instructie au dat
autorizatia sd Sc ingroape cada-
vrul.
La orele sapte p. m. ancheta
era terminate.
Gina au luat-o tot la curtea
.boiereasca, grabiti sa piece in
seara aceia. Dupa Gina, subpre-
fectul, care asistat 81 la an
cheta,< a intervenit pc linga ma
gistrati Sc resolve 81 cazul Anei.
'Eu cred ca intr una ceas ispra
viii 81 mergem Gu totii la 'Nisi-
peni, va asteaptA 0 surpriza pla-
cuta. No sd regretati, 81 maine in
zori de ziua va .conduc pima la
Piteai.
'Haide," zise judecatorul dc
instructie ''sa impuscam dol epuri
dintr'o lovitura," 81 procurorul
s'a invoit.
Ana, reclamapta, find bolnava,
ancheta s'a facut la/ea. Mortul q
fost intins pc Q rnasa in magazie,
asa ca n fost nn object supara
! tor in Gale.
Safta fae dust intrs dona CO
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

deschide Ia otele 2 p. m. la ordi-
nAst zilsi. Nom axca mai multe
chestii de resblyat printre care
.ycm asea 81 hrea de sea,aa 81
alegerea' noilor functionari pc un
period de s ihni deci stunt starui.
tor rusati tot membri de a lua
parte la aceasH sedinta absentele
nemotivate vor Fl pedepsite con.
form Statuteiss.
In numeas S6e: !, ''Bacuresti'
din Thorpe NJ va.
(14243). Hesidiui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

fost abuse cateva lazi Gu explosi-
bile. arme, fitiluri 81 documente
compromitatoare. Datorita abilita-
til Gu care an fost fncepute cerce-
tarile sub conducerea dior Stefan
gCepescu, procuror la Curtea de a.
pei din Cluj, Const. Ghiteanu,
prim-procuror la .Trb. Deva, Va
Fsile Gheorghiu, seful brigazii mo-
bile de siguranta din Cl,ij, s'a dat
de urmele unei intinse organikatii
care prilnea ordine direct della
Pesta 81 avea intinse ramificatii in
1ntreg Ardealul.
Singurul complotator care. a re-
usit sd fuga inainte de Sc pro-
ceda la arestarea intregei bande,
Victor Maderspach, Sc afla inca in
Ardeal 81 siguranta pc urmele
'lui.
Maine vom publica amanunte e.
xacte asupra anchetei 81 documeii-.
telor gasite.
4 In % Maiu a Nsosit in Capitals
'coirtele Schulenberg, pentru ira,
ia GU guvernul nostrl modalitateaI
pktei drspagubirilqr pc care nj le
datoreaza Germania.
Ziarul "Dimineata'' aduce -sti-.
rea Cd Vineri s'a judecat la Curtea.
Gu juri din Bucuresti procesul de
calomnie prin presa, intentat zia--
relor liberale "Viitorul" 81 "In-'
,dependenta romana,' de catre ge-'
'neralul G. Vladescu, defaimat de
aceste ziare ca nu ar Fl avut o pur-
tare corecta cd militar 81 ca roman
in luptele della Turtucaia, ca CO.
mandant al'reg. so infanterie. :.
Juratii, carl nu sunt' decat Opt
MIA publica ce judeca, cOndam-
nat pc dl Al Mavrodi, direct0rul
siarului "Viitorul," la $4,000 lei
despdgnbiri ciaile, 81 pc dl Fldn,in-
du, reprezentantL ziarului EN-
dependento romdnd," Ia 0 lund in
chisoare 81 10000 lei despdgubiri
ciUile.
Aceasta sentinta infioreaza IN
|,treaga atitndine bazata numai pc
calonlnii, a preset liberale, pentru
care cine nu este un partas al idei-
lor 81 afacerilor partidului, nu es-
te bun roman.
Ardelenii vor sti cum sd pretu-
liasca in urma acestei sentinte, scri-
sui ziarelor ,liberale din Regat 81
din Ardeal.
@. banda de comitagii bulgari i'm
numar de vre-O so de Oameni an
atacat postul de jandarmi din CO.
muna Balanbalar din Cadrilater.
Intre bandit 81 jandarmi S "a incins
o lupta crancena. In timpul lup-
/ tel fost omorit un jandarm. Au-
toritatile carl au- fost anuntate dies
| pre- aceste evenimente, au luat ma
| surf pentrh dublarea posturilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20
IlyFOKIfATH

Judecatorul Maurice Bernon
'condamnat pc fostul politist
John Slana, 903 r. 14llst Str, la
penitenciar pc timp nedeterminat.
Slana q fost politist 81 ca atare a
'spart casa lui A. s. Chisholm,
1917 East blvd, flrind de acolo
rachiu in valoafc de 5000 dollari.
El facut aceasta impreuna Gu
alti dol prietini al sai. carl au pri-
nit aceeasi' q,edeapsd.
John w. FarpeMy, fost sef de
posta. care e acuzat Cd defrau-
dat din fondul postei.l11l dollari.
q fost Esat pe picior Fiber sub o
cautie de 5000 dollsri. FL decla-
rat ca nu e vinovat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

iSocietatea Romano de AjutOr
si Cultura 'Bucuresti" din
Thorpe, w. We. Convoaca pc tcti
membrir eli din doc 81 jur de lua
lparte la sedinta -generala ce Sc w
tinea Dumineca in 26 Iunie in
Hala de Ia No. H.. Sedinta Sc W
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-27
STONINGTON

Suffragan Bishop E. C. Acheson is to address the Masonic lodge St Johns day June 24. The local lodge will attend in body, Rev. F. R. Sanford. rector of Calvary Episcopal church, having invited them to attend on the evening of that day.
 A large party of young people are plan ming to attend the dance at Wequetequock casino, this being the second dance of the season.
 Mrs. Edith A. Pond announces the mar riage of her son. Walter J. Pond, of New York and Miss Sabra L. Dobsou of Mans field, Mass. The marriage took place in New York city Nov. 27, 1920. MT Pond is a summer resident here, owning a place 3 Lords Point. He has many times sung his compositions at band concerts both here and in Westerly during the sum mer.
 Henry Lewis, who with his family is in California, has rented his summer cot tage, The Refuge. to William H. Smith of Schen ectady. N. Y.
 Attorney and Mrs. Benjamin H. Hewitt of Mystic will occupy the new Fitch bun galow at Lords Point this season.
 MT. and Mrs. Theodore L. Hopkins of Springfield, Mass, have arrived for the season.
 Edwin H. James motored to Mt Yer non. \. A., Friday to spend the week end.
 Sunday afternoon the Stonin"tNl Inde- pendents will play the Fort Wrignt team at Stonington, and Monday will play the h. of C. team in Westerly.
 Miss Edna Perkins and Eugene Per kins motored to New London Thursday.
 The members of the w R. C. met with Mrs. Ide Water street and tied about loo wreaths to be used on the soldiers and sailors. graves Memorial day. MT. and Mrs John Gallup have arrived from Moosup and have opened their sum- mer nome on Wamphasset. Point. The Social Chain of the First Baptist church met with Mrs. E. P Clarke at Stonington Point. A social hour with re- l treatments was enjoyed. | A carload of trap rock has been re- ceived and Warden Crandsn is having it placed on North Water street and Library l square.
 Mrs. Augusta Young of Newport will spend the week end with her daughter | here
 Mrs Bertha StaDlin Blven of, New London was caller here Thursday Mrs. Thomas Coffey of Hartford wa. l here Thursday looking over the Drew residence on North Water street.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-27
WESTERLY

Frank Hill of Ashaway and Morton Ills cox of Chicago. H.
 Westerly mea~ who desire to attend the citizens training camps to he conducted by the government this summer may make applications for appointments at once. according to the decision reached at the meeting of the Rhode Island depart- nent of the Military Training Camps as- sociation held in Providence Wednesday. Abraham P. Datson and w. Russell Dow CT have been appointed to pass on local applications and blanks for the, purpose have been given them. The camp will open Aug. 1 for the entire month and all Rhode IslsnS men are to go to Camp Devens, Mass.
 LacOnics.
 Edward Webster has returned to his home in Westerly after spending the win ter in Florida.
 The Westerly Kaceys are to play a re- turn baseball game with the Hope Valley nine at Hope Valley Saturday afternoon, and several hundred local fans are plan ming to make the trip there. Westerly High will try to win the third successive game Saturday afternoon when they play East Greenwich academy at l Westerly.
 Mrs. Andrew W. Fallon has returned to her home on Cedar street after visiting relatives in Washington. D. c. | Miss Louise Backler has returned home l after a lengthy visit witli relatives in New Orleans La
 Plans for the Memorial day parade are nearly completed. Marshal George Leon. ard said Thursday that he expected tn, arrangements would be ready for publi. cation Friday.
 Miss Katherine Murphy of Liberty street has returned after spending the past three months with relatives in Philadelphia. | The first donation to the Westerly wis iting nurse drive came from the Elk: l Wednesday evening. when the meeting voted s10O to the cause. Harry F. Crandall. a student at Jeffer son Medical college, Philadelphia has re turned to his home ons Grove college fol the summer vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-27

Wednesday evening. Among those pres ent were Mrs McInerney, Mrs. Fred Lever Mrs. William Warhurst. Mir. Daw- ley Annie Johnson. Katherine Johnson and Elizabeth Leech.
 Miss Marion Evans was pleasantly sur prised Tuesday evening when a number of school chums called and presented her a huge May basket at her home tn tho state road. The youncste CTS played games, told stories and sang ;opular songs. Mrs. Frank Evans served refresh- ments.
 Mrs. Willis Hallway with her daughter Eleanor. of Boston. who is spending a few week in Eastford spent the week end here with her cousin. Ernest Buo.l,
 Herbert Tarhox has improved his new home by renovsting and painting.
 There will he a rehearsal of the Plainfieh grange degree team Wednesday next of the first an dsecond de-~ae as they will work them on 3 class -inc :.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-27

was r1uorsd that there was to bs an other mil built there.
 A beautiful Hay basket party was Eiv- en Mrs. Botfomiev hy number Of her friends Monday evening They were Mrs. Walker. Mrs Beckett Mrs. New port Mrs. White. Mrs. Gibson. Mrs cxi- lines Misses Gibson. Irene and Beatrice Jolicoeur. Ami and Jean Hutchinson. Vicprols Seleotions singing and dancing. MisAs Irene. Iolicoeur sang The Shen- herd of the Hiil; Mrs. White and Mrs Bec<with gave very good old fashion ed dance Alter lunch an enjoyed a once act comedy by Miss Annie Hutch inson and Mrs Walker.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-27
PENDLETON HILL

Government mon were in town Friday 'nd sprayed trees in the orchard of B. G. Palmer. where gypsy moth clusters had been found
 Mrs. B. IT. Hewitt of Mystic spent a few days tle past week with her sister. Mrs C R. Cook
 Mrs Anna Engdel and daughter, Mrs. William Stin. spent Thursday in Wester- y
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford Stewart and four 'hidren of North Stcningten and Louis
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-27

A number of friends hung a May has ket to Mrs. Jifttie Prior Saturday even ing. After they were caught all went into the house and enjoyed the evening
 A large number of members Of Plain field grange. No. lf. attended the meet ing held Tuesaay evening at Brooklyn grange where Pachaug grange furnished the program.
 William Han and William Buell. who are teaming in Putnam were week end visitors at their homes here.
 Roy Jones or Storrs college was in town Tuesday, with County Agent Frank l.. Davis of Putnam visiting the different poultry farms. He has plsIned for a poultry management demonstration 10 be held every six weeks with F.. F. Ruell of Hurity farm and West View Poultry ya-ds
 The Calvin Wilcox farm. ir South Plainfo'd. has been s5ld to a land com psny that is stalking it of into lots It
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-27
Totals. 2os 211 1s9 21s 2zo 10

Misses Edith and Elizabeth McInerney were pleasantly surprised Monday evening when a number of neighbors and friends hung a May basket to them. Refresh ments were served and the company played games and sang popular songs Among those present were Evelyn War hurst, Edith Johnson, Pearl Lever. Soph- orisa Holmes. Billa Holmes, Gurdeon Holmes, Arthur Holmes. Jr., Mrs. Mary Rhodes. Mrs, Fred Lever, Mrs. McIner ney and MT. Dawley.
 The PIsinfeld bowling team competed in Quidnick R. l., Saturday evening and easily took three straight from the Quid- nick five. Bussiere of PlainfelI took individual hanors Of high single of l45 and high three of 391 Plainfeld had high team single of 541 and high team three of 1891.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-27
PLAINEIELD

The Kay-Eastman vs Rcyle-Paine i've string match was the big attraction on the alleys Wednesday evening. The form CT pair won three strings out of five and were the winners. but the latter had 8 greater total pinfal for the match. J. Royle had high single of the evening of Al. and Eastman scored 576 for high five. Paine and B0yle had high team single of 25e and high team five of 10sS F,1r
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-27

Stone Of Watch Hill were callers at B. G. Palmers Sunday afternoon
 Mrs. Susie Chapman is visiting her sis ter Mrs. Hannah Hiscox. in Jewett City this week
 Miss Amelia Palmer who has been ill for nearly two weeks. is able to be up.
 The population of the earth is estimated at nearly 2,o0Q.009 o00, certainly not less than 1850, 100000 There are about 10. poo species of mammal about 14.e0Q of birds. 1000 of reptiles and 15,000 species of fishes