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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27

au b%erfentlen. gs tpdre fer al
niinider, lDelll Die greI7e olld IN
aiefer SinIidt aur goIfsnnffI:irrag
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ateine GafidlGge.
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len. odte man iorgfditig oarauf,
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greppenffeiger uno dbnliden De
l~egenbeiten tnn. Solhe bon Helm
allf ffinIbneigen6 ge6rloete Seller
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erfabren, mas in Ben iungen See
len porgebt, ionoern o1id), I'M ben
ambern aud oen mHn1bIid9n Aus-
Druf gelaufig at MAIDEN.
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Bel gntem Nnt un6 froher 2au-
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beiterer1 Sirnes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
Die 9iat.

Cine gu einf0rmige Slot tnr1gi
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New Britain herald., 1921-03-28

Clement Prior has returned from a weekend trip to Boston.
 Miss Clara Carstens of Mexico, is the guest of Miss Doris Gwil1im at her home.
 Miss Margery G. Strong has return ed from a weeks vacation spent at Atlantic City, N. J. Watch for our big stock reduction sale bargains offered in every department. I. J. Birnbaum. .-advt.
 FOR SALE--Bargain, Jersey and AlIstine cows. Call evenings after oclock, 23S West Main St, Plainyile. Conn. 3-2S-tf wANTED-Two competent maids, as cook and laundress, other as chamber maid and waitress. Private family. Ad- dress Drawer B, PlainvilIe, Conn. 32S-6d NOTICE--I do all kinds of trucking. ashes removed, ploughing; also building stone and sand. Also one team wagon for sale. r. L. Silvernatl, If Pine St., PIainviIIe. Tel. 3s-a. 3-2s-1wx NOTICE-Otto Froehlich, e5 Hough St., PIainville. Conn. First class watches and clocks cleaned and repaired. All work guaranteed. Nothing cheap but the price.
 g-26-1wx TO RENT-5 room apartment. modern im- provements. Neri Block. Central Square, Pfainviile. <3-26-tf
New Britain herald., 1921-03-28
COAST ARTILLERY
Already 54 Men Have Been Reca1 in BridgepOrt-Lafayette E. Ev1
 Assigned As Captain.

Hartford, March 2S.-Enlistmen1 pers of 65 men having been forws by First Lieut.. Lafayette E. Evanz1 cruiting officer in Bridgeport, the f| company. Coast Artillery Corps, cepted in orders from the adjutau erals office.
 The officers assigned are: Lafsl E. Evans, captain. John F. Ricl son. first lieutenant, Clarence N. gerford, second lieutenant.
 Appointments of non-commis1 officers are: To be sergeaEts, Charles II. Wood, Russell E.. Ma,lon, Ernest D. Palmer, Waite Gould, Bert H. Beers, and Ala Cushman. <..
 To be corporals I'll F.. McDoncugh, Paul l.. Toupin, R. Klet, William HI. Wicks, and R. Minton
New Britain herald., 1921-03-28

liar meeting will be held in the par- | ish house of the Sacred Heart of Jes- us church in East Berlin on wednes- day evening. The public is also cor dialiy invited to attend this meetins. Many local people have been inter ested in this drive and it is expected that no matter what the quota for 1this district will be. Berlin will go i. Ii over the top. It is probable that the town will be divided into districts so that work on collecting them ana i subscriptions will be made easier. Team captains will also be named for tho various districts and work of rafs- | ing the quota will go along smoothly. Tho date of the drive has not yet been ! set but win be determined at the | meetings this week. The East Ber- lin drive will probably be conducted at the same time as the one in Berlin and Kensington.
 Prepare for Anniversary. al A meeting of the house and anni- | versary committee of the 1T. A. B. society was held in the clubroons fin l Rensirgton yesterday afternoon. Al f that time the committee decided that plans would soon be made for the ob- | servance of the 21Et anniversary on the 25th of April. Years previous to the war tho observance of the anni- | versary of tho local organization was ono of the most noteworthy in the state of Connecticut. It Is expected to make tho observation this year the Fl greatest Of all.
 Wedding Date Announced
 An announcement was made this morning Of the coming marriage Of MA~x Elisabeth Carbo Of kenstngton and Joseph Doherty of Middletown. which will take place at St. Paurs church on Wednesday April 20. Both of the young people are well known here, Miss Carbo being the daughter !. | or John Carpo the brick dealer. She has resided in Kensington all her | life.
 Mems Class Snppcr
 The Mems Bible class of the Berlin
New Britain herald., 1921-03-28
Good Friday Violators Given FineS-NeW Britain Man Arrested CLARION CLUB SOCIAL
Drive Reports Estimate Near S7OO Raisetl-ChurcI1es Hold Special SeryiceS-BascbaH Team to Hold Mceting--Othcr Items.

The police held a lengthy session of the court on Saturday afternoon when the cases of several young local men were given a hearing. The charges against them were of breach of the peace and interfering with an officer. Frank Wright and Frank Prior were held for interfering with an officer and Oscar Hultenius, Fran cis Graham and William Coates were each charged with disturbing the peace and using profane language. They were arrested Friday night by Constable Henry Davids. Prior and Wright were each fined B and costs. Justice Ca1or heard their cases. The young men claimed that they were trying to keep their friends from. be- ing arrested. Justice CaIor warned them of repeating the act, and said that a heavier sentence would be inn posed. Frank Graham and William Coates both pleaded guilty and were fined s1 and costs. Oscar Hultenius was fined s2 and costs on a similar charge.
 The men were arrested following an argument that started near the cen- ter of the town, it is claimed, and was carried on down Maple street when the officer attempted to arrest them. He was immediately confronted by friends of those who were to be ar- rested and a lively tussle is said to have followed.
 A warrant was issued for another local resident against whom charges were brought for stealing s150 from the room of a friend. His case was
 
 o'clock. Lack of evidence, however, failed to duplicate him with the crime and he was dismissed.
 smith Arrested.
 X man giving his name as Walter IT. Smith of New Britain was arrested at 1 o'clock yesterday morning by Constable Phillip Marine for breach of the peace, resisting an officer ana using abusive language. His case was to have been held yesterday morning but an application from Smith on grounds that he wished to have rep resentative appear for him and clear himself of the charges. gained a post ponement of the trial until next Sat- urday. =
 Smith. it is claimed, abused the off, cer near the railroad tracks on West Main street He is said to have been driving to New Britain in his horse and buggy when the animal slipped on the rails and was unable to rise. A large crowd gathered and Constable Martffo appeared when 1t is claimed Smith used abusive language. Smith will fight the case and has secured lawyer.
 Drive Reports.
 1t was estimated that nearly S7O0
 -1 s.~, IoIr by the canvassers of the campaign here for funds for Ireland's relief. The committee in charge will outline plans at the meeting this evening for
New Britain herald., 1921-03-28

Congregational church will hold a cafeteria supper in the church dining room on Friday evening of this week at 6:30 o'clock. The public Of the town Is cordially invited 10 attend. The sup Der will be held in the form of an April fool party and some genuine pranks and regular April fool stunts win be played.
 The proceeds of the supper will go to the Ladies Aid society of the church as they have done a great deal for the Mems class since its organiza. tion and the men feel that the women should be repaid in some way. X musical program will be rendered by the Older Boys class orchestra and a good time is assured everyone who at tends. MT. Troupe is in charge of the "eats' while F. l.. Fox will take charge of the tables.
 Chicken a Ia King will be the niece de resistance" on the bill but many people are wondering what the king" stands for so 'tis said. They have often heard of carte" but per haps 1t is one of the surprises which the men wish to spring on the public.
 A Bit Of old Ireland
 Postmaster Pagan of the Kensingtou poSN ohitG liaS oil dlSpldg a BTOWlnS shamrock which was recently re- ceived from Ireland. There are not many in this town who have such a rarity and MT. Pagan feels honored because of his pet plant ..-
 Struck by Auto
 A woman. whose name could not be learned but of Polish nationality, was struck by an automobile on Berlin street yesterday afternoon as she was descending from the o'clock trolley car. The driver of the machine. was a foreigner and coming from Meri- den going to Hartford He evidently did not see the woman as she stepped from the car and ran into her. She was knocked 10 the pavement but was soon picked up and aided by two women who happened to De passing by.
 Mems Lyccum Tonight
 A meeting of the Kensington Men,x Lyceum will be held at tho M4fh2 church this ev<niuHs Rk x<
 subject for d4b4f1
 the Two gffB arrived h0n40y01O0 MT. Wells was we'll known to m Berlin people.
 Berlin Bits
 The regular weekly prayer meeting will bN held at the Berlin Congrega-
New Britain herald., 1921-03-28
East Berlin Items

Miss Mabel Carlson and friend of Middletown have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Potts.
 Miss Helen Chapman of Kensington has been visiting relatives in town.
 Russell Case who recently under went an operation for Appendicitis at the New Britain General hospital has returned to his homH and is able, kQ be out again. .x<7
 Miss Nitric Rich spl ~t sun friends in Gilderal1r
 MT. anda
New Britain herald., 1921-03-28

deAth Hs enris the Two gifB arrived h6m4y0yO0 MT. Wells was we'll known to n4 Berlin people. A
 Berlin Bits
 The regular weekly prayer meeting will be held at the Berlin Congrega- tional church Thursday evening at 7:s0 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-28
Drive Reports.

It was estimated that nearly s7O0 has been raised and secured in pledges by the canvassers of the campaign here for funds for 1reland's relief. The committee in charge will outline plans at the meeting this evening for
New Britain herald., 1921-03-28
A Bit Of old Ireland

Postmaster Pagan of the Kensingtou post office has on display a growing shamrock which was recently re- ceived from Ireland. There are not many in this town who have such a rarity and MT. Pagan feels honored because Of his pet plant.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-10-28
Special Notice.

The Fifth Stewards meeting
for the Selmer circuit will be at
the first national bank in Selmer
next Monday at 2 .. m. Every
official is urged to be present,
not to attend these meetings
means finally death to the church,
and souls lost on &C count of your
indifference,
viii hold my last service next
Sunday at Sulphur Springs, the
following Sunday at New Hope
and on the Tuesday following
leave for the annual conference
which convenes at Mex enzie
Nov. 8, 1921, where about two
hundred preachers will get their
appointments for the incoming
year. S. w. PEOPLES.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-10-28
Circuit Court Proceedings

Circuit court adjourned Satur-
day at noon after being in SEES
sion since Tuesday.
The following civil cases were
disposed of:
w. 7. Gooch vs. ]. w. Smith
and T. S. Smith. compromised.
Pheby Robinson VS. Maude Rob-
insen, bill dismissed at complain.
ants cost. nj
+ tom RnoWder vs. o. c. Hagy,
appeal dismissed and defendant
pays cost.
John Baker VS. Edgar Coleman,
judgment for plaintiff for $50 and
cost.
Deaton & Etheridge VS. Will
Mosely and Ben Hendrix, con-
tinued by consent.
Mrs. B. B. Wilson vs. Ameri-
can Express Co., judgment for
plaintiff for S478. so and costs.
J. A. Christopher vs. ]. Rodes,
order Of sale.
J. r. Gooch VS. T. Z. McCorm-
|ack, judgment for plaintiff for
81. so and costs.
D. L. Mathenia VS. G. M. Con-
nor, judgment for plaintiff fol-
$164. 80 and costs.
White Wilson Drew Co. VS. G.
L. Blasingame, judgment by de-
fault for plaintiff for Sl77.80 and
costs.
]. r. Adams VS. r. L. Kramer,
order of sale renewed.
A number Of divorce and other
cases were continued.
The following cases were dis
posed of On the criminal docketl
State VS. T. ]. Floyd, tipping,
stricken.
State VS. Lynn James, B. Hug
gins, E. Carroll, pistol, fined $5C
and costs.
State VS. Commodore WINFIELD,
housebreaking, 3 ito Is years ii
penitentiary.
State VS. Savoy Richards, re
ceiving stolen property, 60 days
in jail.
State VS. Bill Dewberry. muir
der, jury failed to agree.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-10-28

Emit and Dew Graham, Shy
Browder, J. E. Hamilton. Victor
Baker and Grady Alternately
spentsa day and night hunting
squirrels and possums in the Big
Hill country.
Miss Bulah Locke informs us
that she has the completest line
of Ladies Coats, Suits, Sweaters
Dress Goods and Millinery goods
that she has ever had, and asks
the public tocalli in and see them.
Mrs. Brack Bell and child of
Hollis, Oklahoma, arrived Mon
day to be theguests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl! Ham
ilton. This is Mrs. Bells first
visit to Selmer in three years.
Connie Ferguson and Miss Ell
er Moore were married the first
of the week near Selmer. Each
is 16 years old, and is the young
est couple to marry in this sect
lion in a long time. We wish for
them all the good and none OF
the bad, in their journey through
lifa
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-10-28

Roy Estes spent the weekend
with homefolks.
j. L. Littlefield of Adamsville
was in Seln1er Tuesday.
Mrs. w. H. Alexander visited
relatives at Stantonville Sunday.
Jesse King, who has been Wis
iting at Dyersburg has returned
to Selmer.
Several from here are attend
ing the Swain show at Corinth
this week.
J. L. Droke, who has been
very sick for some time, is now
able to be around.
7 Mrs. G. M. Laughlin and little
son, James, have returned y from
a visit to relatives In Kentucky.
Mrs. 0. S. Alternately and lit
tie daughter, Rachel, We're the
Sunday guests of relatives at
Ramer.
R. r Melton and son, Robert.
accompanied by G. w. Barnes
spent Tuesday at Hornsby on
business.
Rev. Roach was called to
Chattanooga last week on ac-
count Of the sickness and death
Iof his brother.
Rev. J. B. Maxedon filed the
pulpit. at the Methodist church
Sunday morning, delivering an
able sermon.
John Clifton, one Of the Oldest
and most efficient bridge fore
men, has his crew doing repair
work near Selmer.
| Mrs. ]. E. Powers is visiting
her daughters, Mrs. Claude Rop-
er and Miss Grace Powers, in
Jackson. this week.
Robert Shelton Of Kramer spent
ISunday.night in Selmer on his
way to federal court at Jackson
as a juror from this county.
Laney Breeder, Clyde Perkins,
Misses Lovelace and Burns and
Mrs. Mamie Perkins attended
the singing at Shiloh Sunday.
| w. X. Alternately has been in
Memphis this week assisting
Gen. Sam Bates in the prosecu-
tion of the Ford payroll bandits,
and gunner.
Don't fail to see the 9Th episode
of the Vanishing Dagger. Also a
Century Comedy and Internation-
al News feature Saturday night.
! Star Theatre.
Roy Pardue, one of the best
carpenters in the country, and
Cletus Hurley, one Of Corinth's
young business men, were in
SeImer Monday afternoon.
As we go to press we have just
Learned that Hon. P. H. Thrash
er's condition is very criticalI
Mr.. Thaasher underwent a SER
ious operation about ten days
lago at Bonneville, Miss. -
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-10-28
Chess vs.. Checkers.

Chess appeals to mature minds, and
wood supplies most of the accoutre-
ments with which it is played. Some
Of the best are of ebony and lockwood,
but very satisfactory games may be
played with yellow poplar, Eastwood.
walnut, maple and birch outfits. The
same holds true of checkers, but that
game usually is rated a little lower
than chess in scientific points; though
no less an authority than Edgar Allan
Poe holds that as mental exercise
OF the highest and purest sort check
ers surpasses chess.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-10-28
PERSONALS

George Tidwell of Adamsville
was here Saturday.
J. d. Chester Of Guys spent
Monday in Selmer.
]. B. Gray spent one day this
week in Jackson.
Will Curry Of Pocahontas was
in Selmer Monday.
! Prof. Will Robinson has been
quite sick this week.
A 5-reel feature picture Friday
night. Star Theatre.
Geo. Hinson Of the End district
was in Selmcr Tuesday.
Bruce Mitchell Of Bethel was
here q short while Monday.
Clay Smith of near Hamburg,
was here Sunday afternoon.
H. B. and Esq. Riley Lewis Of
Bethel were down Saturday.
Terry Alternately attened fed
eral court at Jackson Monday.
Arthur Smith Of Ramer was
in Selrner this week on business.
Buford Hendrix is having his
brick residence plastered this
week.
All Phillips of Crumps Land
ing spent Sunday afternoon in
Selmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Robinson
spent Sunday visiting relatives
near Bethel.
viii Wilson Of near Lawton
was in Selmer Sunday afternoon
q short time.
Tom Carter. manager Of the
Carter hotel at Adamsville was
ID Selmer recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Browder
took in the Swain show at Cor
NTH Monday night.
Esq. Jim Meeks, Sam and R
M. Houston Of Guys were in Sci
Tuesday on business.
Arthur Smith, who is working
at Somverville, spent the week
end with his family.
K. M. Houston and family Of
Guys, passed tnr0ugn oelmef
Sunday enroute to Bethel.
Miss Tia McAlpin has returned
from Ramer after spending a
few days with her parents.
Harye Alexander and Glenn Lea
are. attending federal court al
jackson this week as jurors.
Several from Finger and Hen
derson attended the Dewberry
Dickey murder trial last week.
G. M, and Cleo Barr, Carmar
Smithsa1d Matthew Bigger &C
compaied Ray BAREBACK to Mem
phis 10 Rays Ford Sunday af
ternoon.
&.=s1 4tf- $40
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-10-28
SELMER MERCANTILE STORE
An Easy One.

Springfield Adv.-'::Dining room girls
wanted at Lemons restaurant" A re-
quest for Lemonade. comments J. 8.
B.-Boston Transcript.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-10-28

VIII the comfort OF men In view an
inventor has combined a stand fer
smoking implements with rack foe
books aud magazines.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-10-28

cameI's Hump a beiIeacy.
Like veal In color, and beef In
taste, the camel's hump is a favorits
delicacy among the Arabs.