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FOR SALE
-oa $ -e-sEAu esTArs

FOR SALE-In all parts of the War rem District. homes at reduced prices. room house in Warren partly furnished $17O6.OD; 6 room cement house furnished S550O.OO, good terms; room house Bisbee. $S00.00; room house Bisbee. $1700.O0; Apartment houses paying % to 90 per cent per annum on the purchase price. We want to list more houses for sale, think it over, get your prices Tight and come in or phone us. Insurance that in sures. S600. .OO0. .000.0O behind your policies with us. Ask us for rates.
 we furnish insurance as cheaply as
 any one with reliable Board, Com panies. Phone 26. No. 51 Main
 Street LITE. S133-tf
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ti.e S,ipel.Ot OoU.t in the County oI ~OcNlSV. 1tate Ol A.izouU.
 tssta.e oi Elwtn 4. WhitC. deceased. .otice is hereby gwen by tie under g.lSd. ao.alnisttutor Of the estate Of siwin ]. White. deceased. 70 the credi- ors of ana all persons having claims a gs,inSt the said deceased. to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers. with in four (D months after the first puhh- cation of this notice to the said admins trator at office of Flanagan & Murry, att torneys at law. Bishee. Arizona. the same being the place for the transaction of the business oi said estate. in said County of Cochise.
 MICHAEL F. RYAN. Administrator of the Estate Of Elwin J.
 White. deceased.
 Dated this..-----...--..day of January. 1920.
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FOR SALE-160 acres patented land, 2 room house. good wells, fenced on one side four wires post set all around. miles Fl Frida, price S1,OO0. room house partly furnish ed, sleeping porch. wash house and wood shed. Price SS50.00. For Rent , room house furnished new house, Warren. S40.0O. For Sale room house furnished. Almost new. will trade for Ford Car $500. balance like rent, Winwood Addition; room house. -Jigserville Price $500. rents for S25. These and other bargains in all parts of the district. List your property with me for rent and sale. See me for Fire Insurance. NJ. C. High. 795S-1-tf
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Substitution

The Editor-This line won't do: Die, cowardly villain. hissed liar old" Harold couldn't hiss those words.
 The Author-Thats so. Let's make it: Expire. spiritless scoundrel. - Boston Transcript.
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FORTE e,ruae NOTICE

t-lt,l-i.> o HANSt R. ni- uea ..,dnupistrator, and TO WHoM TT MAI CONCERN:
 You are hereby notified that the un derSigned has expended the sum of On. Hundred Cl00.OO) Dollars in labor and improvements for each of the following years. to-wit; 1905. 1906. 1907. 1908. 1919. 1910. 1911. 1912. 1913. 1914. 1915. 1916, 1917. 1918 and 1919. upon each of the fol- lowing named claims. to-wit:
 MANILA. Amended Location Notice re. t"d lr Rpok 'e Re~ord oC Mines uag.
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LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Liberty bonds today were irregular closing: 31s's S92.26; first 4's SS7.S0: second As sS7.O6: first 4h's SS7.32; second 4A's SSIc0; third 414's ss9O.S4; fourth 4h's SS7.S6; Victory SS.'s S9e.9S; Victory 4A's s97,O2.
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METAL MARKET

steady; spot 475. Zinc steady; spot East St. Louis delivery 5,50@562. Bar silver .99ls; foreign .651s. Copper steady 13613L.
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piveraent Views

Girl (watching aeronautl-Oh, I'd hate to be coming down with that parachute.
 Mere Man-rd hate to be coming down without it.-Chaparral.
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 salu Crillas. and al oi ti,'n ia ,... ais ,n tine Warren Alinin. Distriri nise County, Arizona.
 -'sd iahof and nnpiuyvm''in- oeinb I'd made m order to hold the saio .l. and each ol them under the pro >iUns ol Section 232i oi the Revised .,tute~ Oi the ( nitvd States and amend rnts thereto. the sum oi One Hun d tSiOO.UO) DOlla4s Ice ng tn, amount ss,red ,O hold each of said lode claim, '-'tcii Oi th, yeats shoNe stated Nu'nH u'nelA tgui days from ti' Q sOnri Serti,v Of this NQti'e oi within
 1ut lAy tftei the pulii,atlu. ,e,voi you tail o' refus, 0, contrihd .',. s'OpOtt,on ot sucf expenditures. as v owner. which amounts 10 Seven adted ana s1Tts tS750.OOl Dolisrs (" ,.'h oi the above named claims your 'erest m the claim. or claims. fui whit h tau to contribute your proportion ti. ON the terms of said Statute be tiv property of the suosvrilet. you tr1 s5'U ha. uIad the reaulr
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ATES One O, more consecutive dsry s!s consecutive insertions tone week. .-.ts-tou, consecutive ,sec,ions month S,oirurr cnarqe 2S

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COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan. 1O.-Cotton clos ed barely steady at a net advance of 61 to 105 points.
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A Memphis man has invented a cotton picker with capacity of 700 pounds daily.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT UNFuRNlSHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-Modrn room house. ! Quality Hill, Mrs. Devine. 146
 Tombstone Canyon SO7S1-S |
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FOR RENT-One 5 room house large sleeping porch washroom ant woodshed. Phone Red SIS.
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FOR RENT-Four room house unfur- nished. POS Hazard St, Warren.
 Phone Red 9O6. S1171-l5
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WANTED

GOOD HOME wanted for two year old boy with motherly woiaaE, near Catholic Church. Box 1879.
 SOS7-1-15
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-04-28

bility Of renting the city's sewer
trenehing machine. The matter was
referred to the city manager.
Commissioner Glass, supported by
Commissioner Creaser, moves that
the request of the Federation OF
Churches on the question of censor
ship of motion picture films be re-
ferrcd to the City Attorney. The mo-
Motion prevails.
Moved by Commissioner Chick sup
ported by Commissioner Glass that
the engineering firm of Hoad and
Decker be employed in the discretion
of the city manager as consulting
engineers on the concrete reservoir.
Motion prevails.
Moved by Commissioner Glass and
supported by Commissioner Archer
that the commission adjourn until
next Thursday night at z o'clock p.
mn.
Francis c. Hayward, Clerk.
Chas. r. Murphy, Mayor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-04-28
Observation-Disclosures
VESTABURG
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hicks and
sons of Stanton spent the week end
here visiting Mrs. Hicks brothers,
Jud and Jollie Hare, and other rela-
tycs and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Evans have
returned from Battle Creek to their
farm south Of Vestaburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Eavy have re-
turned home after spending two
weeks i'm Saginaw at the home of
lhcir daughter, Mrs. +. OLaughlin.
Cecil Upper and Audley Carts
wore i'm Edmore Saturday.
Glenn Worden and family have
moved on their farm north of Vesta-
burg.
John Bernius has put in a stock
of merchandise in his store building
which was recently vacated by Emry
Howard who moved into the build
ing just TO the west.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harvey and
the lattcr's sister, Mrs. Doris Amel,
and SON, Lynn, of Chicago autoed
her TO visit Mrs. Ellen Nevills, moth
cr 81 Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Amel.
A. J. Vance Of Ithaca, who is
teaching at Sumner, was in town
Wednesday and Thursday night Wis
itng his granddaughter, Neoma
Marlin, and his cousin, Fred Howay,
and other friends.
Mr.. Garrison and family moved to
residence which he purchased of Mr..
Sratton and which was recently va
Gated 10y Glenn Worden.
Fred Howay was in Alma Thurs
day. %-s~~
A 7i5-pound daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Reader, Satur-
day, April %.
Carson City high school base ball
team came here Tuesday and played
ball with the Vestaburg high instead
of Friday on account of the rain and
won the game by a score of to IA.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ELWELL
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John Rockafellow is still on the
gain.
Mrs. George Taylor is much better
at this writing.
Don't forget to bid on the quilt on
exhibition in Pugsley's store window
Remember highest bid gets it. Pro-
ceeds to go to the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tofft were call
ers in Riverdale Friday evening.
Irwin Sabin and Sumner Hoxie of
Elm Hall were callers here Wednes-
day.
Several from here attended the
movies in Alma Thursday evening.
The dance here Wednesday evening
was well attended.
VIM. Wilson of Elm Hall was a
business caller here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Langworthy and
baby, Virgil, visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Langworthy on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Currence and
son, Don, and daughter, Mrs. Gather
inc Heck, of Cleveland, visited rela-
tives at Maple Rapids few days
last week.
The Misses Rose Murray, Anna
Hutchinson and Inis Mccoy were
callers in Alma Thursday.
The Mother and Daughter Circle
met with Mrs. Chas. Slingluff Tues
day afternoon.
A truck load Of young people at
tended the dance at Riverdale Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Marble Slingluff were
Alma callers Sunday.
John Miller and daughter, Mrs.
Hugh Johnson and children, VIM.
Hutchinson and daughter, Anna,
spent Saturday and Sunday at Long
Lake.
The Maccabees had a quilting par
ty at their hall Thursday afternoon.
The Rebekahs initiated several
new members Saturday. Refresh
ments were served.
George Leonard and s. Bailey
were in Riverdale Friday evening.
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Observation-Disclosures
CITY COMMISSION
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Alma, Michigan, April 26, 1921
Regular meeting of the City Com
mission of the City of Alma in ses-
sion at the council chambers on the
above date.
Meeting called to order at 8 o'clock
p. m. by Mayor Chas. r. Murphy.
Present Commissioners Chick,
Creaser, Glass and Archer.
Absent-None.
There being quorum present the
commission was declared to be in
session.
Minutes of the preceding regular
meeting were read and approved.
Reading Of bills and claims
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-04-28
Relieves Rheumatic Pains

81 am subject to rheumatism and
when ] have a spell of it one or two
applications of Chamberlain's Lini-
mcnt relieves the pain and makes
rest and sleep possible. l would not
think of doing without it, writes Mrs.
G.. Owslcv. Mobcrly, Mo. 94-iw
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-04-28

A committee from the town Of FL
well appears and discuss the possi-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-15

mile race for the contestant leading
the greatest number OF laps. 1t was
won by Julian Steinmets Of Chicago,
who took the lead from the start OF
the race, with Boyd and Earl Palmer
OF PlHttEburg on his heels. These
speed merchants opened up half a
lap on the other contestants. Al the
twelfth lap Stowell OF ST. Paul sprint
ed, carrying tho rest OF tho field up
TO tho leaders. whom they caught
and passed, with the exception OF
Boyd. With two laps TO go Richard
Donovan. the st. Paul star. sprinted,
and as he reached Boyd's shoulder
Boyd was seen to stumble. throwing
Donovan out OF his stride
Leitch, the Lake PLACID skater.
skated around the outside OF both
Boyd and Donovan, and before the
st. Paul man caught his stride again
Leitch was well on his way to the
tape. He beat Donovan about five
yards, Roy McWhorter getting third.
Leitch's time, 5jS. for the distance
was excellent.
Orlle Green OF Saranac Lake won
tuy junior championship and Harold
Fortune of Lake Placid scored the
greatest number OF points in the
fourteen-y ear-oid class.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-15
ROY M'WHORTER
. WINS n. Y. STATE
SKATING TITLE
Chicago Speed Merchant Cap
lures 44o-Yard Dash and
Half-Mile Race.

PLATrsBURo, N. Y, Feb. ID
BY winning both the 44O-yard dash
and the haif-mile, Roy Mowhorter Of
Chicago won the New York State ice
skating championship. Mcwhorter
also was placed in the two-mlle event
Whioh brought his total number Of
points 10 to 70.
Al Isitch OF Lake Placid, by win
ming the two mile. was second in the
point score With so TO his credit. while
third place was a tie between Russell
Wheeler of Montreal, Richard Don
ovan Of ST. Pau and Fred Buendgen
os chicago. Their point total reached
- Fourth place went 20 William
Seelnmstz of Chicago and Bobby
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-15
Kelly and seRmOn win at star
sporting Club.

Jimmy Kelly Of the Bronx and Sol
cannon, tho former amateur champion,
we're the iers Of the two twelve
round bout the Star Sporting Club
last night Kelly won the judges de-
cision over Johnny Harvey Of Harlem
in the main event. II was a great bout
and there was not a dull minute in the
twelve rounds.
Seamon gained his decision over
Jimmy Blute In the semi Anal. The
former amateur landed the cleaner
number Of blows and earned the honors
In the majority Of the sessions.
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Hearn Of the fremont Rink club,
New York.
Five of the fastest men in ths
United Statos and Canada toed the
mark In the quarter milo dash. Rus
sell Wheeler, winner OF the Canadian
championship; Roy Mowhorter Of
Chicago. who broke tfe worlds reo-
ord at Lake Placid on last Saturday
IN the three-mle event; Leslie Boyd
Of the fremont Rink Club, New
York, and Fred Buendgen and VIII
liam Steinmetz Of Chicago.
McWAorter got AVA with the crack
Of the gun, with Boyd and Wheeler
Oh heels, Buendgen and Steinmet2
trailing Going into the back stretch
the second time around BuendFen
suddenly sprinted desperately, pass
ing both Wheeler and Boyd, and as
the last turn was reached going into
the home stretch Steinmetz went
through on the inside, closing in on
Buendgen and McWhorter These
three men fought II out down the
homestretch, McWhorter getting the
decision by about five yards, with
BuendBen second and Steinmetz
third. The time, 3S 3-5 seconds, was
remarkable for an eight-lap track.
Two of the starters in the half
mile, Donovan and Wheeler, were
penallzed one yard for false s,art
and when the field finally got ava.
IL was seen that McWhorter haD
jumped the field. Two laps from the
finish in the back stretch Wheeler,
who at this time was firth, shot pas
all OF the men but McWhortor. who
manared to stall Off impending de-
feat Deating the CANADIAN across the
lint In close finish. Bob Hearn, the
fremont track star took third. The
time for this event was I'm. 20 ass.
A lap prize was offered in the two
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-15
TAGK'S GOSSIP AND
BOWLING NEWS

Gilbert No. / Council has a nice. comfortable
Iced In the Kings County Royal Arcanum iourna-
ment AZ thc Rhilonal Recreation Academy. Brook
lyn Up TO date the Gnbsris have won thir,l two
cut OF the tory-two gameJ rolled. They likeUis
have high Team average, with s7s. Fraternity u 10
'eooud Dlacr with thlrty two won aud thirteen lost
wildwood . is bring up the rear havlna
wen but one Same Uut Of thirty nine, Sheltrt "
GthVti No. 1 has hlah avrragc, With lsi Tor thirty
tUO eamrs
BruChyn Lodae beat the Bronx 1odge Of nE
ma'h sgrita rolled Al the Rrooklm Lndst ALLEYS
~ = iotal o. 2Si pins ior three mmes Ige
. .S follow BrooSyn, SIC s5 ga BronH. il7'
Hampstead Iecsikranr Ladies Bowling club Of
bedelg alleys, Franklin SQUARE L. L., cEigW a
tecord breaking crowd OF bowling fans n th,iI
sntlu on FEB 20, the date set for tleif annua
prizo- boWling cCntest
Flushed with victop OVER the spartan Bowling
Club team. The intr-Ciiy five have challenged the
Fidelia team to roll match Efies .the best two
out OF three games, a. the New York Bowling Al.
leys. Fcb. 20, At 80 r. NJ. This wiz be . contest
VIII worth going Ions way TO 49,
Godis Grscnwald Of Cleveland. o.. and Mrs
william Helms Of this city are to meet IN an e1-
man ALLEYS Feb. 20. At sP NJ both have repuia
lions Of being able to roll high SCORES
A team Of buwers from the Mutual Bovina
Cub q The Mos Holy Redecmc Churuh beat 4
team Of bowlcTa from the g. Johns Club on the
With the following scpres n. John Gao 46s. ioi:
Mutual, 5t4. 49, $50. willie Meirhan Of the
Mutual team was high scorc man Of The swnng.
With total Of 222
The Invood Iadlos' Bowling Club Is to stage o
prize bowling contest a. the Dyclunan alleys March
hare to watch out or they viii be beaten by the
leI-...
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No Change Yet IN international.
The New International League held a
special meeting at the Commodore Ho-
tel yesterday afternoon and decided on
schedule OF 16s games for 1921, but
rumors that tho circuit would be
changed. circulated before the meeting,
apparently were groundless. for no
franchises we're given up.
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Goldls greenEald Of Cleveland. o., and Mrs.
william Helms Of this city are to meet IN an e1
hlbtlun series, ten gamet. total pins a. The Dyck.
man ALLEYS Feb. 20. SIP NJ both have repuia
lions Of being able 10 roll high scores.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-15

The inwOod Iadios' Bowling Club Is 10 STAGE o
prize bowling contest a. the Dyclunan alleys March
Is. me gentlemen will be invited and thev will
haze to watch out or they viii be beaten BY the
ladies.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-15

Hcmpstead Ledsikrana Ladies Bowling club "
Bedell's alleys, Franklin Square, L. l.. cEivN a
tvgord -hfeahng uOWd OF bowling fans n thin
autls on FEB. 20, the date ~ for tlelr annual
prIlo boMllnE cGnIe.L
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BfoCliyn Lodas beat the nfonx Iodgo Of Elks
I. match sgtita rolled Al the Rrooklyn Lodge alleys
by total Of 2J1 pins Tor three samee The
400 w.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-14
DANCE!

SATURDAY.. JANUARY 15sh ST. JEANS HALL, BALTIC BALTIC RIVAL B. B. CLUB Humphreys 6-Pieee Orchestra
 Dancing SEQ to 11:3o
 HERE WE ARE AGAIN.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-14

at the health st&tisM In the town hall on Tuesday of next week.
 A hearing in the eaS6 of James Riley, of BfookIyn, held in Jail in de- fault of $500 bonds eA a charge of assault with intent to kill, is scheduled to be held in Broeklyu on Saturday.
 A preuiss sf bstssr bssfsssS and . revival of manufacturing aetsfty among the textile concerns is seen in liberal or ders for certain line of mill, supBlies that have been received in Danielson this week
 Attorney E. D. DaFby, q representative from KiniHgiy, has been appointed a member of the judiciary eomnaittee ot the general assembly,
 Housewives are advised net to allow any strangers who may come to their doors te gain entrance to the house through any pfetext of adjusting radia- tors, electrical equippsent, teleDfoass, etc. Crooks are trying this thess days. It is sufficiently easy, on the ether hand. to establish whether man really repre- seHts any company that he may claim to he employed by.
 | The temperature was done to ten de- | grees a5oV zero Thursday morning this cold snap bringing q promise of getting ice for next season's use. Not q bit ha. been harvested Aereabcats as yet foI general use,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-14

be pesisbIe. from the punishment impend- ing ih court.
 Mir and Mrs. Bradley are really and deeply devoted to each other-veTy much in love, in fact-and the lcnS prison terms that they are now facing seem ad- ditionaliy heart-breaking to them on this account.
 It will be of interest to the public to know this and will account in some measure for Mrs. Bradiey's collapse in court at WilliHnAntie Wedns sday And ef the pitiful manner in which sae sobbsd and trembled as she realized thyfull puF- port of what it means to be a traRsgrss- sor of the law and required toNfacs the penalties thereby incurred.
 That Bradley had hopes of making second escape from the county jail at Brooklyn after he was brought back from Bridgeport last week was made known here Thursday. A letter he had written to his wife advised her not to he sur prised If he again escaped before his trial. as he intended to ask for permission 10
 be taken down 10 the office of the jail that he might telephone and would try to
 make . break for liberty from there. The letter. which he entrusted to anota-
 CT prisoner at the jail for delivery. was 1 intercepted by jail officials. A man who called at home on Grove street, Wednesday evening, and inquired i if he might not offer his services in ad- | jusaing any of the radiators that might need attention so aroused the suspicious ! of the head of the house that the pelsce were notified of the affair. The request l in itself was unusual and 1t was made at an unusual hour Captain f3ulgeT and Sergeant Laird spent several hours in
 the territory trying to locate the stranger CT who made the call. which 1t was be- lieved was simply intended to get him 1 into the house and thereby open Oppor-
 tunities for footing.
 | Senator and Mrs. Archibald Maedonid are entertaining Mrs Maedonald's broth CT and her nephew. John J. Macdonald | and ]. J. Macdonald. Jr.. of North Syd-
 ney. B. c. The younger of the visitors is l a veterans of the World war in which he l saw long and arduous service as a mem Der of a Canadian regiment. 1 E. W. Lockwood will speak at both the morning and evening services at the l Baptist church in this city Sunday. Mrs Mark Gallant and Miss Elsie Gal
 lant were visitors in Boston. | Dr. Edward Tullar of Buffalo will speak this evening at the Methods,
 church at the last of series of special | services that have made an excellent inn | precision.
 Lawrence Perkins and James JaJ llwhitehezd of this city and Ponfret ar, leaving Saturday for New York. The. are to sail for a trip abroad. visiting frs
 h England. They will return h th,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-14

spring.
 Rt. Rev. Edward Campion Acheson. bishop suffragan of Connecticut. will be the preacher at the Sunday morning ser vice at St. Philips church.
 Under the-Iaws providing for state aid o fschools in Connecticut there is i3.l33 due the town of Putnam.
 Mumps are so prevalent in towns here abouts as Co be almost epidemic. Many of those who are ill a readults.
 Lewis F. Battey has been elected pres ident of the Putnam Theft Detecting so- ciety and Arthur To1rtellotte clerk Ed win l.. Wood Is clerk and treasurer.
 George Potvin and F. L. Wood are the Putnam members of the windham coun- ty suPerior court jury serving during the present term.
 temperature of 10 degrees above zero seemed to bring January back Into real winter form in Phnam on Thursday
 Edward sL Mary. for forty years resident at West Thsmpson, is dead al h!i home in that village.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-14
MANSFIELD CENTER

An impressive service of installation of officers of the Christian Endeavor Society was conducted at the church Friday ey- ening by the pastor, Rev. R. G. Paw. The ceremony was followed by an excel lent sermon by Rev. Theodore Bacheler of Wilmington, president of the c. E. Union. Guests were present from neighboring societies of the town. Another pleasant feature was the supper in the early even- ing.
 George Lauder of Minneapolis was the guest of his brother, Alexander and Mrs. Lauder last week.