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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-19
NEWS AMONG
sCAND|NAv|ANs
Interesting Items From Far
and Near About People
From the North.

Nine. Vicken Won Post of
Stockholm, arrived in New York
on Monday of this week to ar
range there and in Washington
an exhibition of her artiStically
made porcelain groups and sta
tuettes which have created al
most a sensation in Europe.
Mchelieu in L. S.
Admiral du Plessis Richelieu,
chairman of the board of direc-
tors of the Danish United Steam
Ship company and also of the
East Asiatic Steamship company.
arrived last week in this coun-
try from Copenhagen for a busi-
ness visit. The admiral is the
organizer of the navy of Siam in
which country he spent many
years prior to his entering
steamship service in Denmark.
To Get Loan.
Norway has. according to a
Christiania cable dispatch, re-
ceived assurances of obtaining a
government loan of $50 million
kroner in New York. Despite
the serious strike situation in
that country, the Norwegian ex-
change rate has been steadily
rising the last few days, this
being due, it is said, to the
promised loan.
Receives Fellowship.
Maurice Fridlund, a young
Swedish-American whose home
is at Sioux City. Iowa, has been
awarded the Sheldon travelling
fellowship at the Harvard uni.
versity where he has been stu.
dying for three years. He will
now continue his studies in Paris
and Rome, it is announced.
Farewell Concert.
The Danish Elberg singing so
ciety of Racine, Wis, joined by
other singers from Detroit
Mich. will give farewell con
cert in New York on June 7 OF
s. Immediately before their de
parture for Denmark where ;
concert tour has been arranged
for them.
Smaalenslag Meeting.
About 400 delegates will ga
ther in Faribault. Mimi, Jun'
22-24 for the annual convention
of the Smaalenslag, comprises
of natives of twenty-five dis
tricts in Norway. The societ.
was formed in 1915 and the frs
convention was held that year a
Kenyon, MINI. An unusually in
teresting program has been az
ranged for the convention, it
announced by the committee il
charge.
Going tO Sweden.
Swedish singers in variou
parts of the country are plar
ming to tour their "old country
On Nav 81. Svenska Gleeklubbe
of Brooklyn, N. Y. will leave o
an excursion trip across tn
ocean. and three other societie
are preparing for tours of Swee
en- The Swedish Choral club Q
Chicago now is formulatin
plans for a trip in 1923.
National Festival.
The annual national festlva
arranged by Danes in Chicag'
will this year be held Sunda
June 5. on the 72nd anniversar
of the signing of the Danish COZ
.titution. Former Senator Me
Juul will be chairman of tt
meeting and several promlner
speakers Will appear. usualI
this annual affair is attended I
more than ten thousand ,peopI
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-19
PETIT JURY

For the general term of the
District Court, summoned to ap-
pear before the District Court.
at the Court House in the Vii
lage of Pine City, on June 7th,
1921, at one o'clock p. M.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
LEGISLATIVE HEARINGS THAT
 , HAVE LOCAL APPLICATIo

Three proposed acts amending the charter of the city of Norwich will come up for hearings before the legislative committee on cities and boroughs at the state capitol Thursday, Feb. 1T. Two of the proposed acts were introduced by Representative c. ". Pendleton of this city and the other proposed act was in- troduced by Representative Hickey. Hearings of local interest are sched-
 uled as follows: : t
 Appropriations-Thur Feb. Is, H B. No. Fl. making an appropriation for the w. W. Backus hospital for the fiscal period ending June 30, 1923 :; s. B. No. "A, making an approprlat ton for the DaS Kimball hospital of Putnam
 Cities and BoroughS-Thursday, Feb,
 IT, H. B. No. I21. (Rep. C. V. Pendle- ton), act amending city of Norwich; S. B. No. 1s2 (Sen. A. L. Brown), appro-
 priation to. pay. milk inspector of Nor
 wich; H. B. No. aii0 (Rep. C. V. Pendle- ton), amending charter of Norwich; H B. No. 436 (Rep. Hickey, amendments | to city charter of Norwich.
 Humane nstitutions-Tuesday, Feb 15, S., B. Mo- 3sS. an act dissoivIng a corporation known as The Mystic Oral
 School for the Deaf corporation
 Incorporatlons-Weo Feb. 1e
 8. B. No. 252 fSen- A. L. Brown), amend.
 ing charter of Central Baptist church oi Norwich. -,n
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
SIX WEEKS CONFIRMATION
 IS COMSIsToSER.s AwAR

Compensation at the rate of s13.Ss fer <tx weeks. amounting to eSa 0S anI also si0:5o for payment for an X-ray picture of h's injury Is allowed Joseph Mallis of 12 Hill street. New Lond n. in his cla m gainst the New Ensland Steamship company of New Haven. The award wss made public Friday in a finding handed down by CoTnmissione- James I. Dono- nue. The award also carries with It a provision that the New England Stsm- shiI' company shall assume hos7i.al and medical attendance bills to tie amount cf' $50. 'af- .
 From the testimony at tho hearfnR it was found that Mallis. on September Sth. 1920. while in the employ of the New England Steamship comoany cau.rht h.s hand under a. piano which he was un- losdlng nom freight car and ss I re- suit sustained broken collar bone ard bruised muscles. For an injury If this nature disability ordinarily extends from four to five weeks. It is alleged that Mallis refused to use his arm as directed by the attending physician and tne-efore was disabled much longer than the five week period.
 Tn commissioner ir view of the testi- mony decided that compensation for six weeks was a liberal allowanS, in this case. .
 The finding and award were filed Fri. day with the clerk of the superior court in this city. ..-..s .-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
KNIGHTS OF PYrHrAs.

Trunbull lodge. No. 4s. Knights of Psthias of New London obsefved its 32nd anniversary and the 57th of the order with banquet Wednesday night. About 200 members of the lodge and Pythian Knights from this vicinity attended the celebration, which was one of the most successful and enjoyable in the history of Trurn5ull lodge. The lodge was hon. ored with the presence of several of the grand lodge officers
 The banquet was held in Union lodge hall. where roast beef supper was serv- ed at 7.s0 by members of Con temple. Pythian Sisters. The menu was enticiug and bount!ful and was attractiveiy served. After the supper the rank of page was conferred upon one candidate. ss
 The grand officers pTNSent were:
 Grand Chancellor Fr.derick C. Mag graK of Waterbury: Grand Prelate Thom. as H. Tro.and or New London; Grand Outer Guard Morgan of Middletown; Pas; Chancellor Emanuel Cave of Bridgeport Brigadier General Bunnell of the Uni. formed Rank Knights of Pythias: Col. onel Charles Brewer of New Haven Grand Master of the Exchequer W. x Potter of Willimantc; District Deputy Dresher of Willimantie and Grand Chan cellor Bosworfh. Past Chancellor And CTS of Bridgeport was aso a guest. Natchaug lodge of Wlllimantic sent delegation of about so by special tro,le, and there were present large delega tioni | from M!xtuxet lodge of Mystic, Undaunt ed lodge of Jewett City. Gardner an, Wauregan lodges of Norwich and aAou rane members of Clover Temple Pythlal 1 Sisters.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
ANOTHER LEGAL OBSTACLE
 TO PROHIBITION AGENTS

Cincinnati, O., Feb. 1.-The entry without permission, express or implied. into private garage, without warrant, on a mission of search and seizure, by prohibition agents of the United States, is unlawful under a decision handed down In United States district court today by Judge John W. Peck.
 The opinion was rendered on appiica- ton of Harry Slusser of Cincinnati for the return of an automobile which was seized by police and federal prohibition agents several weeks ago when they wis., ited- his home and garage, and found 2SS quarts of liquor in this and another au- tomobile in Slussers garage.
 As a result of the raid the two auto. mobiles and the whiskey were conhscated charges of having had possession of liquor and with having transported liquor Illegally. t..-- ..-. '. ..4.s
 "The right of the people to be secure in their houses against unreasonable searches and seizures is not limited tr dwelling houses but extends to garage warehouses, shops. stores. offices and even safety deposit vault" Judge Pecl said. . e...
 In passing upcn Slussers application for return of the automobile. Judge Peel held that the search and seizure. was un
 warranted and without authority of law and concluded: s,
 Where there is no lvidence to warran
 the forfeiture of an automobile seized ai the vehicle of unlawful transportation : except that obtained upon an unwarrant ed and unlawful search and seizure, an, 50 admissible, the automobile cannot b, forfeited"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
NOW GETS 4S EGGS
 A DAY INSTEAD OF 3
Mir. Vincent cunsd His Hens of the
 Loafing Habit. Easly Done

My egg supply has increased wonder fully. Early in January l started using Don. Sung. l had been getting about 2 eggs every other day from 70 hens. By the end of January was getting 90 eggs day. In two weeks more l was getting 4S a day."-G. w. Vincent. South. Ny,
 NIT. Vincent's results. in January, prove that ycu can get the eggs when eggs gre high. It's no trouble and costs nothing to try.
 Give your hens Don Surg and watch results for one month. If you don't find that 1t pays fca itself, and pays you 2 good profit besides. simply tell us and your money will be cheerfuiiy retunceo.
 Don Sung tChinese for egg-lay inEt iss is scientific tonic and conditioner. II easily given in the feed. improves the hens health and makes her stronger and more active. It tones up the egg-layinE organs and gets the GEES, no matter how cold or wet the weather. Don Sung can be obtained promptly from your druggist or poultry remedy | dealer, or send s1.04 (includes war tax) l fora package by mall prepaid. BurTen' Dugger Co. 214 Columbia Bldg. Indian. apolis, Ind.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
G0MPERS ON LABoR's PART
 IN THE PEACE CONFERENCE

Philadelphia, Feb. 11.-American. labo. did not leave the peace conference ii Paris with all it felt. in justice. that it ought to have secured, but 1t. left with all It was possible to get, declared Samuel Gompers, president Of the American Fed eration of Labor. tonight before the Philadelphia Public Ledger forum on thS peace conference. ..-
 Discussing the labor clauses of the peace treaty, and the difficulties met and overcome in reaching decisions upon them, rM. Gompers censured socialIs; members of the commission on interna- tionai labor legisladcn. maintaining that they constantly were of assistance to those who were trying to weaken the la- Dor provisions that were written into the treaty"
 In defending the granting of 6 separate vote to each of the British dominions. MT GomperA declared that they were more often with progress than against It."
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
woMAN,s RELIEF CORPS.

Sedgwicl1 Woman's Relief Corps held
 their regular meeting in the Bucking-
 ham Memorial on Friday, Feb. 11th at 3 o'clock with the president. Annie L.. Rawson in the chair. Reports and de partment general orders were read. The corps voted on one candidate for membership and voted to entertain the department officers on March 25th. Pans were made for a Lincoln's birth day supper to be held on Saturday aft ernoon and evening. The patriotic in structor, Elizabeth J. Banfield, pre- sented a Lincoln's day programme which included reading by Mrs. Grace E. Manning, Lincoln and the
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
ECHOES FROM THE LODGE ROOMS

Mrs. Ambrose Sullivan, Mrs. Murray;
 Agriculture-Jacob Gallup; Education al-William G. Tarbox; Home Econ omics-Mrs. Gertrude Tootill; Resolu- tions-Andrew B. Davies; Good of the Order-Charles B. Bushnell; Legisla- ture-CharlesS. Holbrook; Con6titu-
 tion and By-Laws-Amos B. Wheeler.
 The lecturer, Mrs. Frances Spalding, presented a very interesting program of music, songs, readings and recita- tions during the lecturers hour. One of the members read an original poem and also poem written by celebrat- ed poet. The members were asked to decide which was which and there was lack of correct answers which was taken as a great compliment to the writer of the original poem. Another of the members favored the members with home made candy and bag of
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

AT A COURT or PROBATE HELn at Eozrah, within and for the Districtfoi Bozrah, on the sth day of February. A b. 1921. fS
 Present - wAREHAK w. BENTLEY. Judge.
 Estate of Everett N. Stark. late oi Bozrah, in said District, deceased.
 Ordered. That the Eyecutor cit the creditors of said decea:ed 10 bring tn notice to that effect. together with a copy of this order, on the signpost nearest ts the place where said dtcease0 last dwelf and in the same Town, and by publishing the same once in a newspaper having a circulation in said District, and make re- turn 70 this Court.
 WAREHAM W. BENTLEY. Judge.
 The above and foregoing is a true copy of record a Attest: JOHN K PROCTOR. Ctark
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
SUNDAY SUBJECTS

Christina Science services at 1o.45 a. m. In the Thayer building. SuDdSy schooi at 11.5o. 70
 At Hit. Galway Baptist church. preaching morning and evening by Rev. E. E. Jackson.
 The Forum of the Norwich Musical and DramEtie association will meet at 4 ?. m at 13 Main street. Carroll block
 At Park conErerationaI ehurch, preach ing at morning service by the pastor, Rev. Dr. s. H. Howe. Sunday school at noon. .s.
 At the Holiness Mission, No. ST Main street. praise and prayer service aS 10 a. n.. BIbge class and Sunday school st p m. Preaching at and 7.3o ?. m.
 At Trinity Episcopal church there will be holy communion at 9.30 a. m. Morning prayer and serfnon at 100. Church school at noon and evening prayer and sermon at 7.3o.
 At the GreenevIlIs Csngrerationai church Sunday morning. preaching service will. be conducted by the pastor at l0.3O. Subject, The Divine Keepership. The Sunday school wiH meet at F o'clock. At. the First Baptist church. George Henry Strouse, minister. Morning theme. Remember Lots Wife. Bible school at IF o'clock Evening service at 7.3o. Theme | The Fountain Of LineoIn'B Ins1iru&iOn and Power. At the Spiritual Academy, Park street ! Rev Belle G. MiSler of Providence, K l. | lnspirational speaker and psychic, VII | give addresses followed by psychic mes- sages at o'clock in the afternoon and | at 7.30 in the evening. ..t | At the Church of the Good shepherd l CniFersnIist, George H. Welch. minister <, National Laymen's Sunday. lo.30 a m | A Man For the Ages 12 m. the Bibi' school s.30 p. m. the Y. P. c. U. devotion al service.
 Al Christ Episcopal church eunda. services at and l0.30 a. m. and 7.30 ' m. Wednesday afternoon htany and ad
 dress at 5. Thursday. Feb. IT. 7.4s, even ing prayer and sermon by Rev. W9Niar
 F. Parsons, rector of the Church of th
 Ascension. Wakefield R. [
 A. toie Central Baptist church. Rev. I
 C. Wright will preach both morning an
 evening. Ralian service at 10.45. Sun
 day school and CAty Bible Class for Me
 at noon.,~Young Peoples sociai hour e
 p. m B. Y. P. U. at s3O. subject Tn
 Kingdom Cove. In My Home.
 At the United cOngresntiOnaI churci
 the minister. Rev. Alexander H. Abbot VIII prescn at 1030 o'clock. Sermon. Tn
 Prophecies Within Modern Restiessness
 Sunday school at 12 o'clock. At the Hom
 Time at s.S0 at the Community house q,
 young people are to have an illustrate
 address entitled From Tent te TempI
 At Trinity Methodist Episcopal ehure Rev. E. A. Lcgg. .aEtor, Sunday nor |. ing worship at 1O.20. Special prt gran1sne entitled The New Hond Seru1o Abraham Lincoln and the Chris:ta Faith. Reception of members. Sunda school at 12 o'clock. Epwor:h League 1 6.S0. Evening service at 7.S0. Lentt sermon, first In series on the Actors ! Passion Week, The Populaee. Music. al | them with obligato solo by Miss Go l berg. Soprano solo by Miss Boyers.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
RoYhL ARcANuM.

The installation of Norwich council, Royal Arcanufn, was held on Wedn nesday evening with large number present The nstalling officer was Deputy Grand Re- gent Fred s. Elliott of New Britain. as. sisted by Deputy Grand Guide A. H. Annear of New Britain. The following were the officers installed: George g. Powers. regent; Joseph P. Enos. vice president Axel Johnson, past regent {; James J. Casey, secretary Richard M. Powers treasurer; Henry P. Church. col- lector; John MacDougall. chaplain ; Jo- seph J. Fields, orator Frank J. Fields. sentry; Alexander Jordan, trustee for three years. .7-. ..7
 At the business session routine -bus!n- ness was transacted and plans made for attendance at the grand lodge meeting In April. .-,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
ODD BELLOWS.

Shetucket Lodge, No. 27, worked the first degree on, class of candidates at their regular meeting on. Tuesday evening. Noble Grand Luther An drews presided at the meeting at which a large amount of important business was transacted.
 %. Palmyra Encampment at their regu- lar meeting on Thursday evening transacted routine business and work ed the first degree on a large class of candidates. s(
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
AMERICAS cTFr TO .. t.-....
 COAIA THE MARINE

New York. Feb. 1I.-America's gift to France to commemorate the victory of the Marne will be placed at the Porte Mail!ot near the Arc de Trio nphe. in Paris, Thomas w. Lamont annoLaced to- night Mir. amont was chairman of the committee which raised S2So.oo fos the gift, the amount representing the free will offering of 4,ooo. 900 individuals in the United States. It was raised largely through school child zen.
 GAlAnkAan of tho aikA v=uA AA.Id~1 ss~~-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
ANIAToRs TO SEARCH
 FOR MISSING coMRADR

Douglas, Ark, Feb. 11.--srig-d,eI General Malin Craig tonight ordered z |, available pilots at the arm5 flying hofl- hrre to take the air at 1ayb,eaK tnrn3t- row 10 join other aviators in sear=nias for Lieutenant Alexander I'.arsoa. IT. who lef: here Monday for Pablo Beach Florida. where he was .u hop of Feb ruary 22 for 9 record attempt flight to San Diego. California. PAArS3n has not been heard from since he left Fl Paso for San Antonio yesterday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
apples which were thoroughly appre- piofad
DIVISION NO. i, A. o. il.

Division No. 1, Ancient Order of Hi- bernians, held well attended meeting on Sunday afternoon. Three applica- ,tions for membership were received and much business of routine nature was transacted. A committee was ap- pointed by the chair to make arrange meflts for a dance on March 17th in Elks' hall. The committee is as fol- lows: MartinV. Burke, chairman, Jo- seph R. Hawley. John Donovan, Jr. John J. Foley and Henry J. McGill.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
ALLEGED FUND UNKNowN TO CARDINAL GIBBoAs

Baltimore. Feh. 1.-The Rev Albert F. Smith. secretary to Cardinal Gl5bon- said tonight that there was no truth the statement emanating from Mcxirc City that the cardinal Is leader in 4 movement to raise fund 10 comba: radicalisTn in Mexico.
 ''The cardinal knows nothing of sueh fund" said Father Smith
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
PATRONS oE HusRANpRY.

TSA n0NNS
 ~ Norwich Grange, No. 172, P. of H.. held their regular meeting on Wednes- day evening with a large number pres- ent and with Worthy Master John B. Tanning, presiding. It was voted by the grange to change the meeting place from Buckingham Memorial to Stein- ef's hall az soon as arrangements could be made. Three applications for mem bership were received. The following committees were appointed by the khair: Finance - Charles E. Ellis, $ames B. Palmer. Jr., and Rev. B. Ayers; Sick committee-Miss Helen B. Moore, Mrs. Charlotte Jones and Miss AltheaLewis; Ways and Means-John M. Swahn, Charles F. Whitney and pr. Emma Durham; Insurance-Wil- Aiam s. Case. c. A. Gager, c. D. James; Feast committee-Mrs. J. E. Tanning,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
EAGLES.

Norwich Aerie, No. sS7, F. o. E., held it's regular meeting on Feb. 7th and was largely attended. Much business of a routine nature was transacted and a communication from George Lewis, IT,, state inside guard, stating that he would be present at the next meeting which is to be held on Feb. 21. An invitation from the New Bri-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
LONG SERVICE REGULAR
 CHARGED WITH Ro1aRBz

New Haven, Conn. Feb 1I.-Thornas Harris, 51, who said he had roamed the world during nineteen years service iu the United States army, was arrested lu a local hotel today on charge of fori gery. He is alleged 10 have eashed a. check for s10o at the hotel. purportinn to have been drawn by R. c. wilcox. . silverware manufacturer. of Aeriden. Harris. the police say Is wanted in Aers- den in connection with forged checka Issued there.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12

tain Aerie inviting the Norwich Aerie to be present at big celebration in New Britain in the near future, was accepted and a large delegation from Norwich will attend.
 After the business session a social hour was spent at which time the en- tertainment committee served refresh nnentS.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
OWLS.

Norwich Nest of Owls held their reg ular meeting on Tuesday evening with President Frank Q. Smith in the chair. Matters of a routine nature were dis cussed and plans. for series of whists were discussed.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12

Lady; Lincoln Cheers Sick Boy, Mrs. TootIll; Lincoln as a Lawyer. Mrs. Banfield. The corps closed in the us- ual form with the singing of America and the Salute to the Flag.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12

NoTICE.--All creditors of said 6e- ceased are hereby notified 10 present theif claims against said estate to the under signed at FitcHvi.le. Conn. within tht time limited in the above and foregoing order. .f
 NELSON L. STARK. -P feblad Executar
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
feb12d

1t was said, in order that the gift ma5
 occupy a position in France similar td that of the Statue of Liberty ii this country. Models of the proposed Eif, now are In course of preparation. ~
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12

Maids of honor to Queen Mary re- ceive the rank of honorable" with the social standing of baron's dsugh- ter, unless by birth they already r1nr
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
:. NOTICE TO CKEDITons,

AT A COt'KT OF PROBATE uELu 0t Norwich. within and for the District of Norwich. on the 11th day of February. A. D. 1920. "
 Present-NEI SON ]. kYLINC. Judge
 Estate of John Candlish. late of LA bon. in said District. deceased.
 Ordered. That the Administrator clfs the creditors of said decease to bring IT. their claims against said estate wIthlr vix months from this date. by posting . of this order. on the signpost nearestTtc the place where said deceased last dwelt and in the same Town. and by publiBhinf the same once in a newspaper having circulation in said District. and make ro- turn to this Court
 NELSON ]. AYLING, ..udre.
 The above and foregoing Is q tru. copj sf record.
 Attest: HELEN M DREsCIIER. ClerN 2!
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12
AUTO WASHING

COME IN and have your car washed any time between a. m and IF p- H Baileyis Garage, Bath St dccSt1
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12

HoTIcE.-All creditors of Il said dss ceased are hereby notified 10 present theit claims against said est ife to the. under. signed at R. F. n. {. Norwich, Conn., within the time limited in the above an<
 JAMES GRAHAM.
 feb12d Administrator.
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