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The Ordway new era., 1921-07-29
1. H. STANLEY
Attorney Mt Law
Ordway, :
,-onCr roR pUBILCATION

NllllE EOIs
..o., ~ the Interior. U. s.
fand onice at Pueblo. Colorado
Jul, Is. 1921 40. lease
Notice is hereby given that Jesse !, $
Hackstatf. OF Ordway. Colorado,
who on November 10th. 1917, ,maae s
Homestead n ON Entry. No. oS4ss4. ior
sEi. section 5; NEh. section o.
township 20 S. Range 81 w, o,n IN
Prin. Meridian, has iiea ho''Te go os
intention to make Three Year rrool @
IN establish claim to the land above
described. before Clerk of the DIS
trict Court. at ordway Colorado on
the 7th. day of Sept. 1921
Claimant names as Witnesses
aqrnie F. Collins, of ordway. Colo
rado; bryan F. Collins. OF ortway'
colorado; Edward Tritt. OF ordwHy'
colorado; Cecil Tritt, OF ordwas'
Colorado. ,.,r
First published July 22, ls2i'
Last published Aug. ls, l92l.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-29
Train Schedule
Missouri Pacific
0RDWAY

WhS8OUrI UcI1lC
ORDWAY
West Bound 80 and 1906 a. m.
East Bound --6:28 and 9:33 p. M.
PUEBLO TIME
Arrival
West Bound ~ q. m and 1880 q. m.
Depart
- Bound.-- s .. m. and sos .. m.
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NOTICE OF PETITION FOR DE.
TERMINATION OF HEiRSHif

State of Colorado. County OF crowley
IS. In the County Court
In the matter of the estate OF RUIN
GettmaE Barth. Deceased
To all persons interested in the Es-
tate OF Ruth Gettman Barth. de-
ceased;
Notice is hereby given that there
has been filed in the County Court oi
the County of Crowley the following
duly verified petition, to-wit'
..Comes now William p. Barti ahc
shows TO the Court:
That the said Ruth Gettman bAfth.
whose last known residence ives III
csid county OF Crowley. died ih,e-
state in Ghe County OF Crowley IN tue
State OF Colorado, on or about the
2rd day OF November, A u. lSls'
leaving an estate OF value not eA-
ceedins Two Thousand Dollars. con-
sisting of personal property situate IN
said county of Crowley and Stale OF
! Colorado, and left surviving her your
Petitioner, who is the widoWer OF lhe
decedent and that the names ana au-
dresses. &C far as known to the peti-
toner. of all of the heirs OF the de-
cendent are as follows
William p. Barth. widowe-'. sugar
Cits. Colorado.
Donald George Barth. minor son.
oxford, Nebraska. in the custody OF
Mrs. Anne Van Matrc.
Olga Rebecca Barth, minor daugh-
ter, oxford. Nebraska, in the euc-oay
OF Mrs. Anne Van Matre.
Whereas. your Petitioner prAyo Tor
a judicial ascertainment and de-
termination OF tho heirs OF said de-
ceient to the end that the deyoluiion
of said Estate may be judicially cs-
lgabiishei and made part OF the pub
lie records.
WILLIAM P BARTH,
Petitioner.
If administration Of said Estate be
not demanded by some one entitled
thereto within one year from the
date OF the last publication Of this
notice, then and in such event appli-
cation shall be made to the Court for
a Decree determining the Heirship of
said Estate.
Dated this 18th day OF July, A. D.
1921.
WM. P. BARTH.
Mast & Meiklc. Attys.
First publication July -, 1921.
Last publication Angus, Il. 1921.
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NoTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, u. s.
Land office at Pueblo, Colo, July
/, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Grace
NJ. Jacobs, widow, of Perry II. Jacobs,
deceased, of Ordway Colorado, who.
on September 20, 1917, made Home
stead Entry, No. 020374, fer ElA
NWA, We NEA.. E1a SWh, WE
SEi4, Section IA. Township % s.,
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NOTICE FOR pUBMcAToy

Department of the Interior II h
Land office at Pueblo Cola ~
1, 1921. ''9
Notice is hereby given that Iu,I.
Monroe Taylor, of Ordway. Colo,,s,
who. on August Z. 1916, made Hnn,
stead Entry. No. 0277S7. for NJ
Section IT, Township 80 s.. Ram
5G W., 9th Prin.. Meridian, has mi
notice Of intention to make NM,
year proof, to establish claim 10 a.
land above described, before Clsrk \
the District Court. at Oriway. Cd,.
redo, on tho 18th day OF Aug. lsN
Claimant names as witnesses.
b. Matzenbacher, Jim C. Wilson, 0
A. Dimming, l.. d. Tabb, all oi OH
way, Colorado.
JAMES F. DRAKE,
Regi:,s,
First Published July s, 1921.
Last Published Aug. 8, 1921.
Use New Era want ads.
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Teachers Examination

The regular county teachers ex
animation for elementary schools is
to be held at the court house in On d.
way on Thursday and Friday. August
Is and 49,
The high school examination will
be held III the county superintend-
ent's Office on Saturday, August 20.
r. E. RHINE,
(S-5) County Superintendent
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

~
Estate Of Daniel ]. Allen, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of August. A D.. 1921. the
undersigned will present to the
County Court of Crowley County.
Colorad. her accounts for final settle
ment of administration of said es-
tate, when and where all persons in
interest may appear and objsct to
them. If they SO desire.
ADAH NJ ALLEN,
Administratrix of the estate
Of Daniel J. Allen, Deceased.
Mast & Mcikle. Attorneys
First publication, July Is, 1921.
Last publication. August 12, 1921.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
Texas, Colorado and Good Roads

yesterday officials of the Colorado
public matter of
e to ne people o Pueblo and Colorado
the Colorado from the
Oklahoma
pect while Missouri probably holds fourth place :
Amarillo, Worth Waco and
Brownsville the tourist
the Santa Fe Trail
for SUNNI thru the Pueblo
Furthermore this highway direct the seaport that
being little
thousand miles also claimed for this highway that offers the
of the Gulf
the
further
talked pleased to
good roads for local
Highway ultimately be extended
additional proof
of seeing vision of these Texas road builders
will The trinidad
the prob
thuout length
this other. the interests of Colorado identical
apostles working Pueblo much
Worth, for Colorado quite as much as for Texas
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
IN DAYS NEWS"

Col Frank R Mccoy. whose ap-
pointmsnt as Vice Governor OF the
Phiiippin. Islands has been recon-
mended to the President by MAJ. Gen.
Leonard Wood. Is one of the most
widely known officers Of the United
States Army. with previous experience
that especially qualities him for the
pos. In the Philippines He took an
active part In tho suppression OF the
insurrection in the Islands soon after
they were acquired by the United
States and served as aide to Gen.
Wood while the latter was military
governor. Col. Mccoy was aldo to
President Roosevelt for several years
and was also on the staff of william
n. Taft when the latter was Secretary
Of War. He was born IN Penn
syivsnis. the ror of noted Civil War
commander. and was graduated from
West Point in 1921.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
MOVIES MAOE BY A NATURALIST

And contempt. turning ~rsthfuliy
from one side OF the animal group to
tn. other. We got that by piaoin. a
man tn. Elephant liked on one side o'
him and another whom h. hated on
the other u was as rnpie as that.
We Ee; a bear TO stand up on his
hirdiez, by placing on 4 roof or ledge
above him tout Of the camera. view
Of courrel man who holds an appi.
in his hand Food IL ihs great bait.
You can always get a satisfactory re-
rponr. with II. Really a case % di-
rectinE the food md letting the animal
follo~ hi, natural bent
MOVIE or FROGS
There ar. som. animal, which are
too small and rinbis TO make soo5
sctn-r~ continued Dr.. Ditmsr, we
couid 70; u-~ iiv. fror- for instance
IN on. Of tn. fables. -. had 20 u.e
sess on.s. Fortunately. re -sr. aois
70 get a isrre 1urnbfr ~ dead frogs
from an experimental laboratory
which hsd fur. us,d them ir a -iorlarh
;.s- TIE purpose os N. tee. hzd bern
to discover VIA; kind o, insects IN.
,roEs ate. IN az r''ort 20 prov. vh-ther
fh-y yer. OF were rot ot value TO the
farmer Well rr mad. our ABA
fross out ~ a piss.ic sshssnc. ard
APPLIED the skin o' fts trad orep
Then ~ nuoTeb thsnn rith lnyisisi.
vi--s I rad 70 yors all DAY srs night
on fho-~ f-og r1ers-. s~sssts trsy RAD
U - tsss- 7siIs tn. frogs rrre sfiii
froifs- ~ "a ~. - of until 'hs nsJ;
,sy fn-T -oD1 have h--r drisf ~
sn> y-rFst-
rs-s Dr. r1f-srs "a. ir'sr-up.sr
'or a fs1 n11-rsnts ~ m. ~ m. mn
sespers. who or-npnl>afs1 his ms
sszs lr - zzf'z'si shf-p-r me
znese- u nsfrr- IN one nf ths fs50ia
hzf bscnrrl1 rsS1snir up-stszs sns -s-
fused - - frzp5s> into p1slnz for
IN cz-i.rz- Thsg g.rr mt hurgry
ard uo1i5 mt issF@ 'tsl- sffs-noyr
- fh- vstsr for q rcst-
fsYir2 - s-s4r
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

q ws., IL meant by eOusins-ser'
A. cous.ns-Eermsn are first eou.-
q. wha, IL the story ,hou, the
seroy Rebellion being caused BY the
Sepoys being forced to eat meat J.
o n.
A seroys are tn. native British
soldiers. In rsbsioa they arc for the
most par, Mohamm.dan and Brah.
man. one considers the COW sacred.
the other II no, permitted to ca, pork.
The Enfield rifies, which we're put In
the hands Of the sepo,s had cartridzc.
greAsed with tallow and lard II was
necessary for the soldiers to bite these
cartridges with their teeth. on May
IN. 1857. the Sepoyu mutinisd in Meerut
when native troops rose and liberated
tono of their comrades who had been
irprisoncd for refusing to handle the
English cartridges.
TITUS. how many people were klllcds
+. II. B.
a Jerusalem was DESTROYED in 20
a D. l,l"o,c' Inhabitants losing their
lives.
@ What Kind of . card gam. i,An
A All Fours I, tn. orizin,i form or
the game called S.yen-up or Od
slcdse. Tho All Fours Family also
includes such variations as california
Jack. Auction Pfch. smudse. Pedro
ana cinch or Double Pedro.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
The Duty Of Loyalty

duty of support
a o
country peoples government is
in of enforced
power that arise 10 oppose the will of the people.
established of people
and violence
and
wbreaker all those who
selfish the general good TO
and selfish
peoples and of liberty all
peoples and that the peoples Welfare be
by aud BY lavlessness
America today is the
and for making the will of
the the supreme Law.
the people danaso-ue and to the
crnmen nd obedience to the peoples law
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
BY rrederie J. Hsskin.

New York city. Sep. u.-Fs.i.ne.
and sgh,erfuz. ar. the chief essen
,ial. in directing animals for the
movies. according TO DR.. Raynond L
Dttrnarr. we'll known Curator of Rep
,iies of IN. Bronx biological Park
here. Violence Is never necessary
You can e, any -ree; you want by
and therefore inexcu-ahis. he says
simple ,ricssry."
D-. Di,rns-,, in cooperation with
Charles Urban. movie profucer. i- now
those delightful old animal stories
which yuhtiy illustrate hsrnan frsili-
fles-g,inr tire animals of the zoo as
actor. To make tire fables effective.
the animals must portray humor and
tragedy. pleasure and anger. and var
ious other emotions quite s- convine-
inEiy zs human screen starr Ard they
so How That Is vh., we asked Dr.
Dit-rsrs. ard this Is what ne tod Us;
s'Suppcse We want 70 photograph n
kr.ne which srhosrr the Elephant pre-
siding over = meeting Of the other
animals. he szii. According 20 ihs
-c~-ario. tn. Elephant ASKS IN. Mon
himself. ard tn. Nonssv car find nons
+ cen rvf-x from hieh iius.. \.
boasts sr> run fat. n; feel zo--T
'or ths Bs.r. He IL big and ciynsV
ard very sior. I'm tod Tn. Elephant
.hsn turns to the Bar ard ssss him
-rha, complaint n. has 70 MAKE co--
rsrnirz hir1-.r The Ps.- does 10,
.rs-e fhs vo-ssT's vi~- ~ = tfrrry
and ran crush his enemies beneath his
giant pass and he Eefs a rpie1Sit
rec, cure every zfn-er. Do; thsr. i
the roor little For. fe s.>is rorry
for him. Ths Fop. DnveTer. fe-'
sa-rv FOR ore y, III. n.ishf.ors. ard -
if so~s On dear around the circle Il
? srfn1el-. Illustrating the human ter
iancy 70 eycBse or.', o-r1 fault -hlls
dr--virs 'h~ rirs ~ ors'- r-iRhh1ru
-Finsiiv. ths Elephant t-1orr-s ~.
s1rfrI ~. rnB-, -~yfs.-r great snss'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

Q. VIVA; Kind ot engines did the
zR-, haver X. l. d.
a. Tn. power plant Of N. zR-:
consisted Of six Sunbeam 'Cossacs'
engines Of $50 horsepower each.
Q. IL mind reading fake or a
fsct7 l. r. 2.
A. Muscle reading. wrongly termed
mind reading. Is often possible by
close attention. Every complete men
tai process eIpresse. iuelf in move
mcnt and while In many cases these
movements arc Involuntary they give
ar inklinz of the object or direction of
the agents thought.
@ Have there beea any changes in
the game laws OF the different states ?
n. .. l..
n Forty-,wo states held regular
legislative sessions in 1921 and all e1-
cept five Of them revised their game
laws to some extent.
q Ho~ do the diamonds is,niy
found In Arksnrss compare in quality
..i,h South African dIamonds7 ~.
A Tn. Geological survey SAYS .hs.
III" Arkansss diamonds and those Of
Houth Africa are. about the same in
quality.
o whs. 6. the Greek equivalent for
Lord hHve rnery 1pon US" which IL
used In church Enrvices7 r Il
a. The Gree, translation for this
expression Is 'Kyris Eirison."
q. what fooda Will add iron 10 the
biood7 J q. n
A Foods rich In iron are. dried
lima beans, dried Navy beans. beef
steak, osgg. entire wheat grain oat-
meal. dried peas, prunes. rsisinH and
spinach
q n coi1rod man rout TO tho
North Poie with Admiral poary, " hat
wss his usne7 ". 4. y.
one member ~ tta Pesrv party
yS Matthew a Henson, coiured man
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

i71s-S.w York City -ss evacuated
BY the Americans and occupied
by IN. BritNh.
ii1a-Sspoieon l. and IN. French
army entered Moscow. the an
eien. capital Of Russia
i1ts-Ssnta Ana entered tho City Of
Mexico.
iss.-Duke % Wellington. leader Of
the British armies in the Ma
poieonic wars. died IN Kent
England. Born in Dublin In
1853.
iIts-Am.rican .ioop Puritan De-
s.s,ed the British cutter Cen
s..s In firr- race for IN.
American cup.
18TH. fflirob supreme court az
fined the co1victior o, the
Hsvu1arts' tnsrrhis.s
ist5-Ffva thousand ounces % EolS.
worth $4,000. rni,sed from
the T. z. Min; a. Phiisseiphi..
IN vsui: not opened for five
-eerr
is61-wIIiism Mckinley. t-e-;y-ris;h
President of the =. g died IN
buffalo. from the effects ~
shots fired hy an asSsssin. Born
at Sile-. .. Jan. -. 1913.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

wounded and on. sid. nnslly uri-
unphed. Proudly. they carried the dis
rcmhered bodie. OF the ysnqui-hcd
back to their galleries TO he y;ored for
winter food. The egg OF the enemy
queen we're also captured and removed
to the victorious camp. rhr-e ogsr,
No believe, are allowed to hatch out
and tho young are KEEP, as slaves. At
any rate. the csss are not used as food,
but arc taken a. part of the booty
while the enemy queen ~ always
killed. W. got charming silhouette
Of the last procession of vlctors
greatly enlarged. OF courseD carrying
their t,of across the cord bridge into
camp"
most dangerous to Photograph We
arked.
The tiger IL the most ,roscherour -
replied Dr. Ditrisrs. but none of ITEM
). actually to b. trusted. We some
time wear protective apparatus. Tho
Black Mamhra fS~~ Or. Ditmars'
book or repiiiesl will spit poison In all
directions whcn frightened. which
would be most danserouE n We didn';
wear goggles to protect our eyes.
= believe moving pictures arc OF the
greatest possible value in teaching the
public natural history" the ZOO d.
rector concluded Il have hsen pro-
ducinx them for YEAR, and have
worked out my own pho,orra phir
equipment. Among other things
hsvo found z Hight English make Of
Gamer, mort effective. tn. average
American moving picture camera Is
extremely heavy and hard 10 move.
weighing =, les-. I2s pounds. The
one I use weighs II pounds and the
tripod J..
4 have made over i2ooco feet or
motion picture negative which ! st1
arranging In much the same fashion
- n ysre writing = very ella horaie
hook on natural history. II represents
y yesr- work. and N per cen, OF tho
animals contained in ~ will never bs
taken again. - fss- are certain spec
iea dying out
~ this point. Dr. Di,msrr rss In
'srrup,si hy his prs;ty young 6suEh-
ter vho rushed into the osflc. much
sJcltct
come. Dad. aBict." ,h. cried
The sibiro forioite has his had out
-phors's the camera"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

Or. Ditmars. Don't feed them until
I get there. and they will be In a con-
ciliatory frame OF mind then. Let m.
scc. wh-re was H. he said. getti,s
back to tho Interview.
what oort OF creature do YOU find
the mort difficult to photograph" We
asked. steering him politely.
Insects replied the doctor i'm
r1-dis,oiy. "hecau,- th,y we're so
small. We have to trick them. too,
W. wanted 10 &c, some pictures NJ
different specie, Of insect, which sing
at night. You knov that the singing
is performed by special organs on the
wings like tn. bow OF the 'fdie. We
wanted cio.s-ups Of that singing ap-
psrstus In action. hu, we had 10 take
them under powerful mercury lights.
and insects DO no, usually sing under
such conditions. W. finally got around
this difficulty BY placing tecoys-
oth.r irssct.-in dark boxes rear
those under the lights Tho latter.
hsa- ring loud -onr- issuing from tho
dark security OF the boxes. were fooled
into replying. and the csrnsrs man
secured sons excellent pictures.
Some Of the mos, interesting inset
picture We have obtained arr Of arts"
continued Director Ditnsr.. we have
splendid closeup OF an ant dragging
a weight much greater than tina. OF
Itself. Then ve show a closeup of a
pair OF scales weighing the material
TIE result revealed that the snt's bad
vas about in the same proportion a. ?
1f.1 pound load carried by a it5 pound
man.
FILMING Az AST WAR
We also hsv. pictures o, a great
ant war Tc s.cursd two distant an,
coiouie. In solid blocks o. earth. being
careful 10 ptgre the queens. and
ira ar-fsrrsd them 30 the studio "a Bile
We sst the tsbis legs In waite. 20 they
could not escape, and then ran -ssh
cord from on. ,ahl. leg To the Other.
This Formed a bridge. Ths. rss ali
that -ar nref.i. IN a short firne. the
frs. ant scoBfs psrs scro-- fhzt
hridse. sniffinE each others colonies
sn1 on tho 7arpafh.
The-- firr warriors yoU know.
t,g. zn uncsnnv way o., recognizing
their friends ard of inr.fis'eiy
ideutIfy1nz ants from str1nz- coio-
nIss- = stranger thro1n into q meet
~ sn,s viii b~ almost Instantly Killed.
'wiiS scfiyify .t>rte~i 20 in esch %,
the csnus While sous guarded the
en;rsr,e 10 fhs unSsrrround galleries
~ 's< u.sts where their queens II,rd.
oftsr- sfsr's-l In dfDyes scros. the
brt1y. The royal guard rerusirsf
sroDnf tire queen with their -rsndibiss
~ paws si5s opsn. ready IN ds'snd
hsr ~ fhs last
~Th- hsffi- iss'sf ssvsrsi h1gr.
until ths ns,9 sss cassfs5 y1fa
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

(Aay reader Aa 81 she Al.
sWer 70 aAy Quesstou ~ wiring
The Chieftsln lnfoeRA1.oa Be.
reaa. Efedesfc J. HAskin. ~.
rector. WaahAnGsoa, D. G TA1D
o6eF alpa5es strictly 10 tAfoe1s-
ton f6e borcau nnDos gtve
advSos IN begai. medical 90
financial matters. u docs -
attcmps 70 settlc domestic ef00s
bIes, nnr 70 undertake esAauses
i've reonarch on any oahto4.
Write yooF question plainly -
briefly. Give full noaBs ao4 ~
dfces aod enclose two ceaaD =
seamps for return postaGe. Al
repl1es are sent dirsos 70 IL ID
auireS.l
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
Danger On the Mexican Frontier

The administration Washington has acted wisely not
against
life administration The failure
the border undoubtedly ncour
policy wahfu waiting respon
the
American property
should not start
onse but better why the
should all concerned II IS
amey to outases
upon Anerca ciz either side of the border
lacking ABILITY the gooo
check becomes duty of the
those awess much
needed lesson.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
TOOAYS EVENTS

siIfn centenary Of the death OF
Dante. N. greatest Of Italian post-
twenty yoarS ago todsv occurred
ihc des'h Of President Mckinley and
IN. succession nj Th.odorr Pooso1,,I,
to the presidency
The annual Maine State Fair viii n.
opened ~ L"wis'own today and COM
hnueh thru the remainder OF Tho
week
Edmonton Alberta. viii be th.
meeting place today of tho annual
s,se,on of the Canadian Institute OF
Mining and Metallurgy
IN" Governor ~ Wisconsin tnd,v
VIII hear plea Tor the pardon 81
Miss Grace Lusk. who IN serving a 10.
year sentence for the murder Of Mr-
Hob"rtn. the wife of Waukesha rh,-
.lrlen. In 1871, az The sequel to a low.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
From the Other Side

the federal the states
recently made by President Harding
depores the constant effort OF
responsibility and authority
officials
the federal courts invited to punish the criminals
department asked for there Is dis
appealed for relief If laws be enforced the depart
the II railway to be
developed established the
aid andco from the federal government
usually
with appeals constantly arising 1t not
federal and the
its activities And according the view of the president who certainly
federal authorities far from striving ad
authority. unwilling the responsible
that ocaoffi them
between
and the federa overlooked
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Austin p Gsrreftor. former rrsri.
fsu, Of .he Order Of Railway Con
duo.ors. born at winifrs1;. Iowa. IS
zen en.ri.. aso 'fas Dan. cls1r. celebrated
artists Illustrator and author. nrrn ~
Poxbvry. Mass. So years ago today.
Mrs Charles r. HUGHES. wife ~ ne
Gs~re.arv Of s's.e in the Hsrfi1z
ca bfnst. born 50 year. ssc today
Aifra groue Blackwell noted yriis-
ara .ufrr.r. leader. born at Ear
CrsrR.. y =. - y.sr- ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
oNE YEAR AGO TO-DAY

Connecticut rzfirie5 the FEDERAL
Suffrage Amendment
Democratic and Republican -sEuls-
.irteis sucrsssfgi In the .ie- YORK
rrirrsriss
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-13
SPRNGHnI-

The Ladies Aid society sociable ana sale of aprons was held at the church on Thursday evening.
 Prof. John Sims of the c. A. c fan- ulty is occupying the rooms in the sec- ond story of the house on the sheen farm.
 Fred Littleworth of Bridgeport. who is taking course of instruction at q. A. C., is Irving in the Ethel Freeman house.
 Mrs H. M. Bartlett and two children are at Plum Island fer q couple of weeks.
 Clarence Git1 and family of Mel rose. Mass. have bene recent visitors at the Flaherty home.
 Miss Muriei Palmer of Manchester. is visiting friends on Spring RfIl
 LeRoy Smith is with a party on a tour to the White Mountains, New Hampshire
 Mir. and Mrs. ". A. Weld returned this week after two weeks visit in Win ohendon, Mass They go to Block Island Monday next for the remainder of the month.
 Walter Cummings and f. EiIy of Web ster Mass, with the Misses Jacobs were at the home of Mrs. E. F. Storrs Wed- nesday of this wea1R
 The members % the Spring Hfll Bap- tist church have accepted the resigna- tien of Rev. R. c. Pavy as their pastor
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-13
SOUTH LYME

Wednesday, Aug. 10, Miss Helen Irene Waterhousa and Norman Rasmussen were married at the home Of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Warehouse at o'clock the bridal party entered the parlor as the Bridal Chorus from LShengrin was played. The bride walk ed with her father and was followed by the bridal party c. H. Waterhouse IT, best man, Miss Pierson of Ivoryton, as bridesmaid and little Madeline Water house, flower girl. The house was dec orated with beautiful flowers. The ceremony was performed under & beau tiful arch Of laurel, banked with flow CTS The bride wore gown of white geofgette Her veil was caught with pearl ornaments. The bridesmaids dress was Of pale blue chiffon. After the ceremony luncheon was served to fifty guests, including friends from New York, New Haven, 1voryton, Pennsyl- vania, Jersey City and New London MT. and Mrs. Rasmussen left for wedding trip by automobile. Mr. Rasmussen Is the youngest son of Mir and Mrs. James Rasmussen of Pequot avenue, New Lon don. The bride is the only daughter of MT. and Mrs. C. H. Warehouse. Both have many friends who wish them all success and happiness.
 Eiss Edith Huff of Pennsylvania is
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-13
LAUREL GLEN

Mrs. Phoebe White. Hattie White and Eli King attended the supper given by the women members of the grange to the men, last Friday night.
 Mrs. Amel Gledfeliow, Mrs. Louise Skinner and Miss Eva Skinner spent Thursday at Watch Hill
 Twelve from this place attended the field day program held by the farm bu- reau at North Stonington Wednesday
 Mrs. Louise Skinner who has been spending two weeks with her mother. Mrs. William Puttiker returned Sunday to New York
 Rev. A. L. Davis of Ashaway preach ed at the chapel Sunday.
 Mt and Mrs. Attaway Main Gilbert Main and Miss Sarah Palmer rnotored to Narragansett Pier Saturday and spent the day with relatives.