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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04
FINAL ANALYSIS Of
DAMAGE DONE FRUIT.
Presient Whitehurst Of the State
Aggie Board, Has Reports
From All Sections of
the State

When unreasonable weather before
March ~ ana Tho following freezes
greatly injured an fruits. Alfalfa. wAf
dens and oarly corn according to q
tuliotu ISSUED by J. A Whtehursi
president ot tho Oklahoma board of
agriculture
Wheat S. ia good condition and BE-
ginning 70 sprolt ia northwestern OK
lahona. according TO tho bulctln
Much concern 70 says "has been
tell regarding tho orange leaf rust ln
mo wheat Il having made iis appear
anco much earlier and in greater yigor
than Is usual Since the froeze and
W th fhe renewal II sunshine. how
ever wheat has again started forward
The rust retarded is growth very con
slicrably
'"rhe grecnbug seems we'll under
corsf OF rs parasite enssfnics a.
present aud with warm April mo
crop may escape serious Injury from
this source Some Of the northern
counties report wheat beginning 70
Joint and growth IS generally consul
cred Two Or three weeks ahead Of The
CONTINUED on Page D
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04
REFERENDUM ON PORK
BILLS WELCOME, SHARP
Guthrie Representative In House
Says Senate Sought To Bluff
House With Padded
Bills

Tac Reponi.caus ~ ,he toe., bax,
10 excases 70 make ,ar fha.- a1tssn
a1soarnlne che hoase sines ass Sua
8ay rrora ~ wlsaoai ssss nc LIZ *
...ssar,. s. n ipr a,ion t.ps sats a.
resen'AUse NJ e Sharp uhn ref,sr.
sa Na ss:y. Sanaay
There were nanhe. az sor.
sens is Democrats uAo stood ui
rh Repus ars ~ th< aw,se~ .e
rfinued
..r,, ....,.. .A...
ss.. ~, .s...m,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04
II lftiIItI AlfI\l.
~ FAST SAYS III iN

lh ns do no' laok aspeelAlly pfu
plf.ou n bnsHsss way in enc eaai
said John pean who fetarnad yeais
day from New york
There appears M Ae forf 81
"aichfpl waiting 20 iey oa the part ef
business mem continued W. usa1
IA fl't business Va waiting 10 see
~ha' ihe uew CONGRESS vii do nuv
ever 10 not ihlbs @ necessary b
become pHaH,ulatle When cne comes
west bef'er feeIng Is encountered
The talng Tor business to DO Is "a
keep doing nuslReaa as usual aa
turn deaf eaf 70 psaalmists ana mail
contents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04
| BIG DRIVE FOR HOME
FUNDS THIS WEEK
Forty Prominent Business Men
In Six Committees Will Comb
the City For Aid To
Build Nurses Home

Everything S in readiness Tar ia.
nte drive fcr tfse Nar~es lome ana
Ira aing Ssheo' "Wednesday uo-ngns
SiS e.e committees win meet p.eaat
ly As and the sown ~s'l ne solicited
Alreaay over S. en- has hoen raisnl
ey ahoat sNiy-s whs sanvsr hers
% esersone Aelps all ,hey can tho
enai Will easily ae reached TAaee .s
emo distinct reason uh, ihs fnAn
committee IS hoIefai ard thai +,
fasi eeersone Seems io want "a hcl
Sslaried men have esYea a. hleh as
~ snd se Ssnda, after aeaFin
~ cel'sns one nan Mr. d ~ a
volunteered 4 500 sstse~ip, cu
soae q she pastors Il .ho cav sns
voluntarily pashlns ise rroiee, fgvn
sac ulp4ts
Several travelling mcn made lihera'
saasv ptoa Satarlsy 0tsers VIII ga
So nev SATURDAY
Re ,h.nkins enc matter over e.,
nafs Ger the cemmiitee on Wednes
aas Read fhe i~ ~ suhsera ba
le~ and elsce Yourself accordingly lt
efery eemmaa'if iAore ARA some ssf,
@ersi mnn As rsls thsy are sac
ss'u' men Slet un vour rN ffea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04
COMMUNITY INSTITUTE
WORK PROGRESSING
Scngfest on Sunday Afternoon Ii
Becoming Very Popular
Opera House Filled To
Overlooking Yesterday

One of ihp Largest ana Hoai ul
teative audiences attended the com
maHtif soHeiesi an che opefs house
SUNDAY Mtefaoon The croNa even
oc@slea ihe gallery stairs ana thera
WAS perfcc ORDER everybody seemed
to he there to hclp with the work
lnH members ~ the community ooun
ell were enthusiastic over the ucl
DENT
Mra Goa rrrdae ana Nfs Robrft
Merton were lho accompanies and
the captal lfu school rendered tic
nrs section of ihe program. doing
even hoeer than a. me previous oc
casion The chorus showed most
encfeilo and efficient training ana
th"lr work was received by lhe big
andiouee with leud aoeaim
VA addition % severai of tha mum
bers used last sunday they rave
tContluned on Page 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04

Session
In Offine
sullsT,N

Oklahoma CITY. ApfiL &--Mnethst
Gcverrer Roeertson will can ar extra
session q she state ieolsi&ture IN or
Ger tAss furos fer tire maintenance Ct
the state government Tas Re Appro
prssteo or whether the peopie ~ Ok
lshoras viii take direct axt ~. through
an insstateo eiecsion is the question
unpersrsost II ths rieas - state 60
ficssis here tNix wern'ns. Necessfi +
fcr scFs.e unakasi rnethcc cf supp y
ing state 'urSs arises from the al.
icurernsrt early Sunday r'ornlne %
sAr lower house a. tne ohtn lsesia.
sure withSus having srproer,sseS
Necessary state FUNDS. Predictions ara
mace sy politicians shss speclA. ses
SER ~sii &c cssiec ress week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04

Trenton y J.. April IA
good old fashioned ghost with
1ll the accepted 1rspping,. iiaS
Brought CONSERVATION into =
Rumble bone on Ferry street here
II threatens by is persistneee 10
tur7i family ont # doors. And
since ghosts and riImors of ghosts
are getting scarce III these en-
times it has reused the
community 10 . state of hys.eri-
& ~ excitement.
h Last night more than thou
.,and persons surrounded The
r4onse waiting . visitation from
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04
Cuts Husbands S
Throat, Then
Takes Poison

Mugkoqee April. 4.-Whle their
eleven year Old boy lay asleep y
an adjoining room. Mrs e. NJ os
born cary today slash y the throat
Of her husband an insufancc maa.
who was asleep and then drained
4 bottle Of poison.
Both were taken 20 hospital
where II was said Osborn is not ex
pected 20 live
Mrs Osborn will recover, IL wAs
said
Mrs Osborn is believed 10 hay.
been mentally unbalanced because
of li health
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04
WOMEN ASK MD Of
VOTERS FOR CANDIDATES
Mrs. Prince and Mrs nihbens
Are Being Backed ny Mothers
Of School Children Ask
Men Voters To Help


Waae lbe popie have lodlse'''' p
,he rseons l8mansa saas 1ae ''n'
has AfF WA ge vumya ~ pafslei eisat'
n municipal osilsc heltlnes $ "a
taoi thai laAs activities A. meinhet'
x tbe Noafa 50 Ed0ealloa uees Niis
,hn hearty apefoeal u ouf ell'fen.
auA Il IS ,ho sehfmeai Nvnesailf 81
s,fs seed lhal teu wemep ahenla V
clressd go Tuesday s. seue IN chat
salmeIt, women arc sl'lally lntef.
csgef aad particularly adapted 10 lht
handling ol school matters aud So t'n
strictly lnelness administration ihes
have pfoscn fhemapiVvs ia ypmrei
eat a. niens Thrne w~uea ~efe
candidates f8f nomination in ,ht
primaries two ~ which vere nAmin
ated Mrs " W Grusa hnz Tfaeis
ouwly sndaumsnsl che eaHdlaanv q
tho lvo lsdles nominated and wu
make no contention fof nlaes nn
hn Ilmtfl mnles "a ts anmi thAt
iNN meuihera win Be- elected instrad
m thrf ono n the nominees Mira.
W q PfncN lhe Wife ~ ME- W R
Princes W stn MaxweN AW,oaohW a.
Agency WAS persuaded t. enter tha
race ply friends ehn appreciated hof
titncss for ihe position Mrp rrlnee
- first a wife and mother bai ia wilt
lnF p assume thiA responsibility and
while sh" N making no active cam
paign whe is willing 10 serve and her
hundreds W friends can voueh Ser
her ahliliy and rxcelloal aualtin.
Mrs Prince q q lAluea teacher. he
ins of tho Iowa state Teachers col
leEe For eight ycarn nhn waa
teacher IA tho high aohoala Ana
grades ~ lows and afterwards was
head d lhn department gnr backward
pupils of Rodmnds. California Nhlyh
are not surpassed hY AMY In
the uniier States Mrs ANhur pN
henv ehn has acfsel aH mrmhof ~
ha boafd ol education fui more ihan
a Year needs nn lntrodn sn a. Ga'a
IIe people Tier actlvl6fns mrax fha.
recent war and hor ,e aorihlp Ia an
things that make for a better blsget
citY has given her an extensive An
favorable acqnalnian Mrs DID,
bcns has Intelligence ahNiy nnd
Vision aud these qualtlea haye made
Rer "A valuable member u iBa board
and she should be- rofiraaa Thssal
women are capable az rendering ~
splendid service anr the women nf
mo city are eolldiy back of lhrm
Women are modest ia the reaupst
Ihf ~ "a board OF seven membrfa
two should be women and the men ~
ihe nlty should contribute their ehare
ladies
Ia estendIns This prAileKo TO tho
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04
Bushful Ghost Haunts Family Won't Perform For Croud

The spirit which is alleged q
be 50 resiiye is that Of John Koch
who committed suicide last Jan.
nary after irving to kin his en-
ployer His wife. who IS a nery-
ous wreck over what she has beeD
seeing for the last two weeks.
said today that she honestly pe-
lieves her husband has come back
beeange She sent two of her four
children to a home about q month
ago
AIRS Koch tells the story that
on the morning after her husband
first appeared, his fayoriic child,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04

tie dead But it i d discreet
ghost While u Is accused Of
gurgling. Of taking the c0rporcal
form of white cat and Of rat
ting latches. if positively re-
fuses TO perform for the crowd
So far only members ~ the
ghost family aud intimate
frieuds own up r. having seen II.
Hoping 70 break il Of lis un-
soeiabIe habits. fourteen spirit
ualis.s intend 10 form a circle IN
the haunted house tomorrow night
and command il 10 state It's griey-
snce or forever hold is peace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04
BOMBS ARE HURLED
AT BELFAST CLUB

Belfast April Two bombs Wcre
hurled today ai the men guarding the
r'sier cub az which General nasu
bridge 10 command 81 the troopf d
llsfe- IS frequent visitor Onis
one exploded and this caused neither
damage nor ca suat ties 1'n Doms
ihrOwefs escaped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04

four years old, ran np
to her ia the morning and said
Papa came 20 see mr last
night. He asked me IL | was a
good little girl
Mrs Koch aud her bother do
not give the impression Of being
~ al efednlous The brother is
frankly skepiical, yet he fell uns
conscious on the night he is sup
posed to have seen his brofher-in-
law : ghost and became hySieri-
cal when he WAS revived Two
boarders in the house declare
they saw the ghost, and mum
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04
HOPE is HELp OUT
rOR NEW NEGOTIATIONS

Washington April 4 Hope that
nosot atone would b. rcopened ba
tween Germany and tha allied NnfofNs
monfs ~ new sohedule " repart
tiuue WIS Expressed ln mnnorau.
dum transmitted 20 Berlin hy The sla.e
department o waa announced TO-DAY
a. tue department lt WAS sent fo
Iorng Droaael American hlsh con-
missioner for communication 70 Ger
fnau officials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04
SS Fon
Club Sandwich
Fined 1890

M0skonst. April, Am EIGHT dol
laf t'p fer bringing is a club sand
wlsA "a nos anu.ual IL Muskeues
hotels, } J, stoiso'cn, negro poF,
er testified Ia polce eeurt to-day
wien ArrAl0neu On charge II ex
acsine thss sUr~ frcm a guest f%ol
seton wss fined slpao BY Judos
chaMes wheeler, who declared 4
was "ecar case ef eroslseerlna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04

ber Of persons swear the latch of
the baek door ratified
Ny husband first appeared 10
1ne about two weeks ago when
was lying on couch down
stairs, said Mrs Koch. | was
not even thinking of him when
suddenly he appeared. He looked
just the same as he always did,
except that his eyes were sunken
Ills form was blush gray and
nebuIoIs But bis features were
unnaturaIiy distinct | called for
--~~------s
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04
Lam Is
Blocked
Bv Vets


wahlnaff AH4 fA,..av !,
aaia m tan neanlv# sa x.,..
Yagy Az hsg large ,anias~ W.
torahs + sttse was.h rs..A a.s,,.s
Eoiwa 1ahn ks.a.sv ~.
written .eaatar f-Aeees ~ KEW.
ast w ram.r nahsl4. ~. y.t
'aa9 oveser ana sssn gha tan.
Nfea ~ N nlhlS lR ihe lAsi year haya
peea due e. aamlalifttiaa rather
iiaN q ihn he lptlf
wy kFamgF WROTE Senator rapA4
20 'epy a. q hotter frem the sses'as
wh'eh oalled the attention % tha eaal.
miNsieaer N HewaNaner afilrie ssi
Ha irnHsh'iioN waa faFee
fruafaf fapnef askad AMONG uther
ihlnFa. i 4 wsH tfue is salnens wens
r'in opsn'y W Nev Nosk CfY Mr
hfamef admitting laaaf ls sold 4,
ae'aN extent orenly ~ SEES Natk eua
NlArf 'afNe tilles, eafa that "a unpA
- 'h" aAleon7 ls liaaoe sah az g wta
%' 'efo pFnhlhHien wnH enacted la
HaN" fem"nfnnta "a MHw Nofs hs
Says patrons afn aNie "a eco afiut
lie mentions one inafsnee lH wiap
hlNhhallH wNre SERVED fmeuilY AZ
N"~ Nesk restaurant e fha fafa *
Four hle'slal ga f8e ts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04
StiUn1Qn
Must Paw
Ah1Onv
nuLAHrlN

White Plans. y. NJ Aefi, A-~.Jus
tice Morachauser In supreme Sou /
herr tedsy signed an oroer alrectn1
that payment ~ al,nory ard counsel
tees Ia the usVcrce prcSeeasnus
hceUaht BY James A. S.illran. New
Nork banker aga nst Mrs.. Anre u.
Stiilrnan ne made within thirty SAYS
ard that rsean~hsle referee hcariass
In the case be stayed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04

Flas lodge. NO f1l viii hold a
special rsaslon Wednesday eveulng
plans VIII be die,ppeed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04

members fet It would be botter q
have Robertson hold the office than
tbaG Tfspp should succeed hen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04
meArneR

Ssw Oriea7s La April s--Tonigh'
unsesties warner Tuesday rsia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-04

CARDINAL GIBBONS
LEFT a FORTUNE
Baltimore. April The viii %
Cardinal g bbcns was filed in tlia
O Phaus court disposinz Of personal
estate ~ about 100000
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fcoatlnasi - raso ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
Second Baptist Church

tFranki.n AT Adams S;reeD
600 y ri. Biole school, Frank =.
Cruinp, superintendent.
u \. NJ message. "Ou. Advocate >"
RcT. IL. Par!gtt East.
Z. NJ. y. y. /. u.
i. ~: Divine worship, message
An All !mportan, Question:" Rev. IL.
PaTlctt East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
Sunday u ~ Churches
CHRISTIAN.
First Christian
Hanover Ave. Chris
tian Church

Rev. j. Il. liunlcy will preach at II
~ NJ and p. NJ. Morning subject.
The Noblcst Quest" Evening suh-
iect: The Coming Kingdom"
Bible School NJ $3.50.
story Hour FOR young children Mt
II.
Community Bible Class Tuesday at
10 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
St. Johns Episcopal
Church

services al ii y. NJ. and s u. NJ.
by the rector. the Rev. Hugh w. Sub
!ett Mems Bible Class at 9:46 A. NJ.
Union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
st. James Episcopal
Church

Morning Prayer and sermon at II
O'Clock.
Evening Prayer and sermon at SIS.
Sunday School at $3.50 y. NJ
bible Glasses for men and women
In the Collegiate School. 1919 Monu-
ment Avenue. at 10 y. NJ.
The rector. Rev. G. rreeland Peter
VII! preach at the morning service,
ana the assistant minister. Rev. Carl
;. Smith. in the evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
St. Paul's Church

Holy Communion at 7:i5 4 NJ
sunday School and Eiblo Glasses ~,
I;t9 \. NJ. Morning Prayer at II 4.
Evening Prayer at sis.
The Rev. W. Dudley Powers. -
y, Viii preach nj both services.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02
UNITED WORKERS CAMPAIGN
 MAKES ENCOURAGING STAR

Tn spite of the rain, the solicitors foi the United Workers campaign were out in good numbers Tuesday. This cam pa .gn takes the place of the usual dis trict visitation, so-called, and embraces the business sections of the town as well as the residential. Few reports have come in thus early but an encouraging growth of interest and confidence, greater generosity are manifested. l
 The Wednesday Afternoon club has the distinction of being the first organ ization to send a contribution. It is hoped that this example will be follow ed Members of the committee will bt at the United Workers House during tn, week of the campaign from to daily to answer questions or receive report! and contributions from the team cap tains
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02
HUMOR OF THE DAY

'Yes, experience comes nign.r
 "Yes. and the trouble about buytrt 1t is that you can't always get it tt match. wayside Tales.
 This film is too bad to show "Nonsensei Label it as educational Film Fun.
 Girl-',Have you hair nets7'
 Clerk-"Yes. ma'aDl
 Girl-'Invisible?
 Clerk-"Yes. ma'am."
 Girl-"Let me see one."-Life.
 "Oh. but you lust not give up the presidency of our club. No other wo- man could fill your shoes"
 And. strange 10 say, the retiring la dy didn't seem to be pleased Lou isvilleCourier Journal.
 Does he meet his obliEations7-
 Yes. often. But he passes them b! pretending not to recognize them. = Wayside Tales. Little Bess-Daddy. I've been play ing I was mamma Father-Is that so? What did yor do? dear. a Little Bess-I bought you a nic, present and had it charged to you Boston Transcript
 Daughter Hooking at old photograph album)-And who on earth is that in all those stuffy clothes?
 Mother-That is your grandmother in her bathing suit.-Exchange.
 The druggist had a. window filled with goldfish in small globes
 Rather difficult to carry home" suggested. Yes. and you ought to see how the man with a souse takes to the idea, declared the druggist. Every man with jag wants a bowl Of live goldfish. Louisville Courier Journal.
 They keep bothering me for a re- I cipe." yawned thee prominent movie actress. 50 finally gave them one for fresh huckleberry pie?''
 "why fresh huckleberry pies
 Nobody will be able to try it for son.e months. Film Fun.
 Doctor-Your wife seems a bit TUT i down.
 Subbubs-Yes. Since we moved out here every woman in the place hal had crack at her.-wayside Tales.
 'I think it's cruel to race the horse: that way in this hot weather" said the tender hearted. lady on the racs course.
 Race 'em what way, num-" asked the sport.
 Making them go so fast
 Why. mum. the faster they go th' quicker they get through. It's kind ness, that's what it is.'-Exchange.
 Look, Norah," said Mrs. Blani proudly exhibiting photograph to hel cook. This is a portrait of me tskei when I was a child
 Norah gazed at the picture of child ish beauty and then at her mistress.
 LOT, num- she remarked, -ain ii pity we have to grow up? ?''--Bostoi Transcript.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS IN
 NORWICH SINCE oCT 10,

The following transfers of real estate in Norwich were recorded in the latter part of October at the office of Town Clerk Charles S. Holbrook:
 Oct. 19-Lena M. Fuller to Walter E. Ful1o% Newton street
 North Main Street Methodist church trustees to Stanley Walenda, two deeds, 55S-56e North Main street, 556 North Main street
 Stanley Walenda to Nellie walenda, half interest, 556-562 North Main street.
 Nadzia and Alexander Szakum to May Kruck, 5S Twelfth street.
 Anna B. Donovan to Jeremiah J. Don- ovan. Gilmour street.
 Lydia E. Briedly to Harry Brierly Scotland road.
 Oct. 2O-Joseph and Fanny Christian to Margaret J. J. Burnap, 30 Grove street.
 Elijah B. woodworth to Frank and Mary Sumenski, land, Greeneville Heights.
 Oct. 21-Estate of William J. Enright to Albin Przekop, rear 143 Hickory street
 Estate William J. Enright to Frank Kowinsky, 143 Hickory street,
 Emma T. Cough to Frederick R. H Dessureault Occ,lm.
  chael Levine and Aaron Gordon to Max Sternlieb, 32 and 42 Market street.
 Oct. 24-George w Carroll to Adelia L. Caron. land, Fairlawn park.
 Victor Marcaurele to Herman and Le- na Fink, School street, Taftville, two deeds.
 John and Frances Kornacky to An drew and Mary Wo!enski, Norwich and Preston.
 Owen S. Smith to Louis J. and Gregor s. Stavros, 35 Baltic street.
 Oct. 26-Harry A. Titus to Esther Schatz, ' lots. Trading Cove.
 Raffaele Fruscelli to May Valentine, Fountain and Happy streets.
 James L. Sullivan to Hannah A. liar tie and Ellen R. Baker, land, Crescen street.
 Oct. 27-Josephine L. Carter to Cath erine E. McCabe, land, Summit street. James Mckee to Josephine and Al ! fred z. Guilbeault, v Williams street l Oct. 2s-Eva Davis to Adam and An na Zelinsky 34 Forest street. William l.. Bullock to Gustave Brick ] son. land, Roosevelt avenue. Ernest C. Brooks to Gustave Bricks on | land, Roosevelt avenue. l Ernest Brooks to Charles Erickson | land. Roosevelt avenue. 1 Catherine T. McNamara to Josepl l Clingo, Hickory street. | Oct. 29-Nellie A. Tanner to Fran J. Ford Talman street. i Oct. 29-Nellie A. Tanner to Frank Ford, Talman street. Oct 31-Martin D. Kibln to Mchae Lubchansky, 131 High streets8 Owen s. and Harrett H. smith to Re7 | Edward H. Smith, Plain Hill road.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02
T. VI. C. A AUXILIARY HEARS
 REPORTS FROM MEETINGS

l-.E5s-s Of the Woman's Auxiliary of -H. 7. I. ~. A. heard interesting talks on N 1L C A work at the meeting of the l-a .l-- rs,d st the home of Mrs Ed wand l F1Ier ar 2s3 Broadway on Tues day. afterroon. Mrs. A Y. H. Waugh president 0f the auxiliary presided at the ut-r l- which routine business was t-arsl--ei and reports of the officers v.re read and approved.
 Tho speakers st the meeting were Boy se-etary Emory c. Davis and Secretary Ew- HiL Mr Davis told of the older l1rs Conference held at New Haven re- c--,y and -he plans for the winter as laid Cl- by -he conference. MT. Hill spoke of being present aS a recent meeting in New Haven when John R. Mott. chairman at rls international committee, was the speaker.
 The plans for a rummage sale to be held tLls month were discussed and Mrs FF-. L. S-ea-ns was appointed chairman ct ths committee Of arrangements Tea was served following the meeting Mrs. L. Q. sui.L and Mrs. Allyn L. Brown pour 31r