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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
Praises Ibny
By ELIZABETH PAYNE

f'rRlscs Page.
Denr Edi,or,-The page was nne
spring was here. am sending in
poem. hope 1t will escape the
waste basket and be in the sunday s
paper. Love to you and all the mem
TRINA ATKINS.
700 North Twcnty-frst Street.
Welcome Hack.
Dear i:d!tor,-I haven't sent in any
drawings for months. but I am send
ing in one nov. Please let it escape
Mr.. Wastcbaskct.
had a joyous Easter. and I hope
That you did never have received
a badge. so please send me one.
Your member.
BELL WORSHAM.
Sends Dime for Claude.
Dear Edi,or,-l am sending a draw
ing which hope Will be in the pa
per sunday am also sending a
dime for Claude"
Your Member.
ELIZABETH WILLIAMS.
Sends Dollar for Orphan.
Dear Editor,-l read your appeal
for Claude H.lot. and ! am sending
Il. WIN. WEINFELD. JR.
234l West Grace street.
Dime for Wnr Orphan.
Dear Editor.-I won n prize two
months ago on story called MY
Trip TO New York" but have no, re-
send il soon. Excuse me for writ
ing in blue ink. as have no other
kind. have looked around the
house. but cannot find any. l have
ing in n dime for our little war or
phan. Claude Beloi. Always read the
I'D. c. g. page and find il enjoyable.
Hoping tina; you will send my prize
soon, ] remain
The It'd. C. c. member
BEATRICE HATSKY.
Sends Driving.
Dear cditor.--I am sending in a
drawing. which hope TO seen in the
paper SUNDAY haven't sent IN a
Sunday. / will close now.
An old member
WILLIE; HAYNES.
ll20 North Twentieth Street city.
surely Did.
Dear E.ditor.-I am sending a pic
print certainly do appreciate
you printing my picture las, sun
day Excuse me for drawing my
picture in blue ink. but cant get
have good time Easter? did.
Good luck TO you and all the mem
bcrs Your new member.
CHARLOTTE GILES.
Try Hard.
Dear :ditor.-I am sending in some
drawings this week. | have sent in
two or three drawings and haven't
seen any Of them printed and hope
to see this one printed soon. II was
lots Of good drawings in the paper
sunday. And I hope to get n prize
soon. With love to you and ali Of
the members.
MILDRED LUCILLE CIlILES.
Gage IL yearS.)
II ~ Fine.
Dear Editor am sending In a
written composition on "Thc Life Of
Thomas Jefferson as his birthday
comes on April IL. was anxious
TO put this subject in this Sunday
Please excuse blue ink. as II is ali
have at present. I hope this viii
escape "Mr. WastcbasKct'
Your old member,
MARVIN HOWELL
l29 South Cherry street
welcome Hack.
Dear f,dior.--It has been so long
since | have sent anything to the
club you must have thought ] have
forgotten ill., but haven't. have
been so busy with school ] haven't
had time to do anything You will
find story that | am sending in. and
hope il will escape mir. Wastebas-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
THOMAS FAULKNER
4 STORY.

once upon time there was II lit
tie girl named Frances. Frances was
going 10 have n party. She invited
fairies. She thought that shc would
get some ice cream and a large cake
one of the fairies said: II shall give
her little game" Another said:
II shall give her n gold penny" The
next day the party was going TO be-
Al! the fairies came. Frances was
looking for the ice cream They
thought the ice cream and cake were
coming. but cy did not So Frances
thought she would have it, They
played that they had ice cream and
cake After the party was over. the
fairies went home. And Frances
thought she had the BEST party in the
world.
Written by HELEN ADCoCKE.
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With Our Little Virginia Poets
THE ALPHABET AS a POEM.

~ AS n l'oEsM.
a little
BIRD.
Crying for food. sat in it's little nest
so crude.
"Dcar mothers coming" said the
mother bird YES your cry
mother has heard These worms
YOU shall
Eat. while sit ut your
Feet And now, my dear
GOOD little birds should listen to
their mothers words.
Hear and beware,
am older and wiser tnan tnou: ono
OF your friends is
Jumper the hare. but
kittens and hunters are o~.mies
dear, so
Listen for the shot of 4 gun, and Il
you hear 1t,
My. sweet, you must run. Kittens art
just as bad. however: so dom
let them catch you. oh.
Never. never! but,
oh. my
Pretty little sweet. watch and dc
not so
| Quickly eat. Now
Run around and pnly in the nest for
soon twill be time to rest. Now
Understand what mother has said
but tits really time for our
bed" So the mother bird and
the little one tucked their
heads under their wings and
the night was begun. The
vines gently swung and
Whispered and talked. Below all was
siient-thc folks were In bed
and the streets were not
walked. For twas night and
NIL were asleep, you see,-Tll
end up this poem with
r..
The End
by HARRIET DARDEN SMITH
(Original)
Twelve years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
THE MOUNTAIN FIRE.

II was in Marcia cold. windy night;
No wayfarer or person was in sight
When to my wandering. sleepy gaze
Appeared a mountain fire along the
shimmering haze. g
No cause it had OF appearing So
Whether it was carelessness or mis-
chief, do not know.
Though 1t did much damage, II was
lovely sight
AS 1t spread against tho sky Mt night. =
1t looked like candles twinkling
meath the starry sky;
1t was beautiful beyond comparison
as it leapcd high and high.
And, telling trees OF hemlock and of 4
FIR,
1t cracked and jumped as it raced
here and there.
The ancient monarchs OF the wood s.
Hated the thought OF being used for
food III
And the little flowers and virgin sap
lings tried to avoid the dancing
But the fire drew terror into them all
and away jumped the forest
game. ae
The beasts OF prey jumped In the
creek.
And the birds, from their lofty perch
uttered a warning shriek
AS that cruel mountain fire jumped 4
hither and thither.
And the birds. with their little babies
were 10 go whittier?
But the fire jumped and cracked IL
And his voice sounded like the wayel s
at sea.
He kept on-nothing could stop him Il
from his purpose of fun
And his breath was as hot as the glar.
ing sun!
The stars sank In the East. then In K
the West.
But still that fire had had no rest.
He had Travelled many. many mile.
OF earth
Till the ground was bare and the
brook stopped Its laughter and
mirth.
But who was to stop that fire an,
way?
Every one tossed and tumbled TIL
dawn Of day;
But when dawn had come their hop,
was gone
For the fire had kept racing along.
Till everything was smoky and tn,
trees were dead.
And it seemed as If ruin and destruc,
ton hung over our head;
And sore heaHiness was with us al.
ways.
And we watched eagerly az the da,
set forth its golden rays.
But, bark: hope comes nigh!
Which none could offer but One OBJ
high. S
Never more welcome was such
mighty rain,
Which saved all nature from more
ruin and pain.
There was great rejoicing the day
That the mountain fire had died away
For TO our waiting hearts had cont IS
Relief. And again the world was tn,
same,
PEARL VIRGINIA FLIESS.
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Fine Returns for Little Claude
My Dear Girls and Boys:

and
am Just delighted with MAXI
would not fall
week ana another
1t
III. OF
then
song that
am
to the
ana Stories but they
'''"5.
rIiE
ills Va
Adonh Solomon city.
Tuna Va
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he heard faint cry of a woman
Turning toward him he noticed thai
man bounding up 4 lady's face ana
he pointed pistol Mt her. Tobs
went To try to rescue her. and ht-
only had sword. Just then a voic,
was heard and the words OF a crua
giant. He said. Tell me where he is...
lie was talking about a BABY 1rf1s
he was trying to get and kill l.
Just then In came Tobo and hurl. y,
the sword in tho giants hearts#M
struck him dead Then Tobo u X
bound tho rag and found the bah ~
Taking them both they all hurrieN
away TO see the little boys. whaW
they reached home and found eacIH
boy doing his evening task. sootS
the lady grew grateful 10 Toto anX
afterward lived with him. B
Tho End. SSt
- GENEvIEyS MAHoSEx ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

Just in time to see some horses dis
appear down the road She guessed
at once what had happened SO she
went at once to the sheriff and they
went out To the hut in the wood they
got Dogs and arrested the Mexicans
TWO weeks after on train bound for
New York was boy and girl they
were Dogs and Hattie and on the
moor ny their feet was bones and
pined on the seat was piece OF
paper and on IL was written Just
Married"
The End
HORTENSE GILL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
By ELIZABETH RICHARDS
By GERALD DALE

and with lightning swiftncss. drew
his revolver.
Two shots rang out--thc killer. and
the cowboy fired almost at the same
time. The cowboy, fraction of n
second ticker.
The cowboys bullet drilled
through the killers heart. while he
escaped untouched. For years tho
words. THAT arrow-r cowpunchcr
are some quick" or some gunman"
Original.
Ry FAIRFAN MacLELLAND
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

the cowboy. come out herc-In
give you an even chance"
The cowboy ioosencd his gun in
the holster. and stepped into the
street.
When you cross this line the
killer drew line In the sand with
the toe of his boot, "Tll draw" ITO
stepped back ten steps. and waited.
Tho cowboy stc2ned I'D to tho i.Ao
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

have my fun.--to kin" \ man start
cd for shelter for he knew Bull
Sours ms killer. The gun lighters
guns leaped from their holsters. and
at fire. The man died with two
bullets through his chest.
The cowboy came to Peace City to
have fun, too. But he was not n
killer--he camo TO spend his earn
ings. -
Hoy. You'll" tho killer pointed to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
DOGS ADVENTURE.

Dogs awokc TO find himself I'm IN.
same hut as before and a Mexican
bending over him, Got you now
he growlcd. You only think So" 70.
turned Dogs. shut up" snarlcd the
Mcxicann again. Now let us SEQ wha,
Hattie was doing. When Dogs won,
out sho heard q scuAe and run on,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
TIL; GIANT.
Age 10.

One upon time there lived a
giant. whose name wis Oriole.
There were also three children whose
names were Mary. Edith and Ella.
One day they nil went out to play.
they fell asleep and while they were
sleeping Edith dreamed wonder.
ful dream. s9a dreamed that they
wero in FairAllnd and the Fairies
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SOME GUN-EIGIITER,

Two strangers came to Peace City.
one was n dressed miner. and
the other cowboy. The miner more
Two guns. low down. while the cow
boy wore just one. The miner step
ped Into tho middle OF tho street. and
cried:
I'm Bull sours! camo hero to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
a RESCUE.

There once lived in an old house a
Kind man who was negro. His wife
had Just died and left to mourn the
loss three children and himself.
One Gay. as Tobo, that was HIS
nicknarA. was working In the fields
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
4 BURGLAR SCARE.

One night when we were getting
ready for bed we heard loud noise
that made mother and myself jump.
Daddy was down stairs locking up
and We thought somebody had shot
him. ran down stairs to see. but
found Daddy in the Kitchen told
him that IL did not sound like II was
down stairs, but out on the sleep
ing porch. All the time mother and
myself were scared. When we were
ready for bed mother said that she
would not go to bed until we found
out what ii was. because mother and
j thought IL was n burglar Daddy
went out on the sleeping porch to
find out what II was. When he went
across the sleeping porch he smelt
wine. He went in a little closet at
one end and open the door. Then he
went over to the basket. where We
kept the communion silver and wine
He found that 4 bottle OF wine was
not good and had caused n lot of
gas. The bottle was corked tight and
The gas had no way of escape, so It
just burst the bottle. When It burst
ii made this loud noise. Then we
Went In bed and slept soundly until
morning.
THOMAS L,>T-I L-SIu
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CHARADE.

My first is in c. but not in could.
My second is in l., but no. in
laugh.
My third is in A. but not in aught.-
My fourth is in U. but not in Uriah.
My fifth is in d, but not In dance. y
My sixth is in T.. but not in Erie.
My seventh is in 3. but not In
bread.
My eighth is in e. but not In eat,
ablcs.
My ninth is in l. but not In lawn.
My tenth Is in o, but not in omn.-j
My eleventh is in T. but not In
tapestry.
My all is in our deal little war,
MARGARET L. BARLOW.
CHARADE.
My first Is in eel. but not in so.
My second is in love, but not in few.
My third is in like. but not in NOV.
My fourth is in arrow. but not IN
new.
My whole is in the namo OF Ioin-
eral. ELLA ROTlIwELL. z
JUMBLED GIRLS NAMES.
/. Hlur.
.. Ecntanosc.
3. Eiiol.
4. Leenh.
S. Ainerralo.
e. Ciela.
:. Teak.
s. Raecy.
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Letters From Our Little Ones

ket." will try to send something in
every other week.
An old member,
MOBILE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

1t was in Marcia cold. windy night;
No wnyfarer or person was in sight
When to my wandering. sleepy gaze
Appeared a mountain fire along the
shimmering haze.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

The End
by HARRIET DARDEN SMITH.
tOriginal)
Twelve years old
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
LOST aNp FOUND
FOE sALE-H.sse.

FOR sALE-1S horses. set heavy double team, harnesses single harnesses. blankets. one ear baIedi hay, wagons, trucks; have no lse for. any of our sur plus stock; nice matched pairs, we'll mated, as leW as $i5a for pair: single horses $50 apiece for sofiei nc horse over. 3 years old among them are some liics chunky farm or business horses. all fat and sound :; every horse well broken; we let you take them on a trial. until April 1st delivered free; if you want to see some nice horses for a little money, cali and you will be well pleased to see our stable of young horses, all chunky built and clever. CallS at reSidefice, sS Harri- son St. Providence, R. I. Westminster St car passes Harrison St. feb21d
 SALE HORSES
 k have 125 herses-some of all kinds
 hat must dispose of right away to make room for express load to arrive Feb. 18th This is an extra nice lot of horses and prices low for the kind. Wait for these.
 M ELMER K. PERSON,
 Tel 53s-3. febsd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
FOR SALE

? Tenement House, Int aood location fer Business in Central Avenue. For psf4ieaisrs, see A.-v. CovELLo, 1ss cliff street, Tsisphene sss-a.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
feh11d

ACt@Aa fAtoLs AT A COURT or PROBATE HRID Norwich, on the 18th day of February. A.
 Present-NELsoN J. AYLflSo. Juar.
 Estate of Johanna Naughton. late of
 The Adninistrator appeared m cooY4 and filed a written application aileeing that said estate is now in settlement n said Court, and praying for an 0rder tc sell certain real estate belonging to nid estate, fully described in said appiicnticr.
 Whereupon, It Is Ordered, That said application be heard and deterrninkd d the Probate Court Room in fhs City sf Norwich, in said District. on the 2td day of February. A p. 1921. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. and that notice of the pen dency of said application, and of snid hearing thereon. be given by the publiea- ton of this order once in some beWspaper having circulation in said District. at least three days prior to the late ef saId bearing; and that return be made es ths NELSON ]. AYLN6. Jstr,. The above and foregoing Is true osTy
 Attest: HELEN NJ DREscHER
 feb21d Cerk. DISTRICT or LEBANON, es-. Court of Probate, Feb. 1s. 1891
 Estate of George ", Lyman. Late cf Lebanon, In said Dlstyict. dtcease6s
 .ilt hAtColOra nhfinE eLlintteo tcGlI administration account with. said estA4e 10 this Court for allowance it is
 Ordered. That the 2sth day of Fshru- | ary, AID. 1921. at 1 o'clock in the aftef- noon, at the Probate Office in Leoanon. be. and the same is. assigned for q hezf- ing on the allowance of said adninlstra- ton account with said estate. and thfs Court directs the Executors 10 cits afi persons interested therein Co appear d said time and piace, by publishing t1is order in some newspaper having q ci7cE latlon in said District and by posting a of Lebanon. where the deceased fast
 GEORGE E. BRIGGS.
 fe6z1d JudFe
 IN THE DISTRICT COURT or rhf United States for the District of cs1- ] h inc matter of Bernard Goidbiasa. . Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No. 6f5S.
 To the credlto.s of the above namei Bankrupt. of sprngue. In the County .. New London. Dfstrict aforesaid. a-BaAk.
 Notice is herbv riven that on the ifts day of February. A n. 1921. the aboy. named was duly .adjudicated banlsrapt Sn i af Se eIa ise beore Es ts ndsrsd i siS St NJ office, 55 Broadway, Norwich, in said Dis trict. on the ist day of March. A D. 1sai Il at, 10 o'clock in the forenocn. at vhici time the said creditors may attend. prov, their claims, appUint trustee. be heard u to order of Referee for care of propert, ton. or private sale. examine the bank rupt,~ and transact such other business ai may properly come before said meeting THOMAS N. SHIELDS. Referee in Bankruptey. Norwich. Conn. Feb. 1sth- 1921.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
NoTIcEl

The Btard of Relief of the fown of Norwich. Conn, will meet in the City Sundays excepted, from February lst to February 2lst, from 10 a. n1. to ( p. m to listen to appeal from tht doings of the Assessors, and to trnns- act any other business proper ts Dc done at said meetirg.
 Dated at Norwich. Conn. January 1sths 1szL sk
 FRED c. PRoTHERO.
 JAMES c. FITZPATRICK,
 FELIX B. He1IAHoN,
 Board ok Hsliz
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
FARM FOR SALE IN REANKLIN kNowN' AS THE FELIX GABCBAu
 FARM. ON ELVR HILL.

i. The farm is located or Blue Hiu, part 4y in Franklin and partly In Bozrah, and consists of about 2Sb acres of land. farm house of n rooms. with large attic that can easily be made into TWO more rooms, two large barns. an outbuilding adapted for milk, vegetables and storage puf- poses. The farm Is situated on the cross road from Bozrah to Franklin. a quarter of a mile from the state road frotn Nor wich to Willinantie. There are about lee acres of first rate tillaEe and grass land. also about T5 acres Of woodland, from winch over 1000, cords ef Inerchaatable which there Is a nearby market also about TO acres of pasture. also apple orchard of 400 trees. The farm has d grand and picturesque view of miles of surrounding country, is eight miles from Norwich, three miles from the villaEe of Fitchville and Yantic. with easy haullnG Watered. having never-failing brook, springs and two wells. Place will keen 100 head of cattle and cut over s5 tons For further information. apply to FELIX. GARCEAU, on the premises, of to WILLIAM H. SHIELDS. S5 Broad. way. Norwich. Conn. tan27d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
Ikstsst: HELEN N DBEsczE

NoTIcE.-An creditors of aata d. ceased are hereby notified to preasnt thsis claims against said estate to the unf9r- sslgned at 3s4 Hamilton Ave. NorWich Conn., within the time limited in O. above and foregoing order.
 JULIA A CORK, feo21d ExecutTlE
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
DANCING
Ladies, Attention

BUY YOUR CLOTH FOR cLoAKlNe AND MEMS CUTTINGS DIRECT FROM THE MILL AT MILL PRICES, AND SAVE MONEY. THE BEAU riFuL SEASONS SHADES IN SUEDE, VELOUR, AND MEMS FANCY suITINes. SAMPLES ON REQUEST. cAREFARE PAlp. GLEN WooLEN MILLS, wIoHTMAN's SWITCH. NORWICH TOWN
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

 MUSIC
AUTO WASHING

COME IN and have your car waahod, any time between a. m. and 1z D. u. eaaaagS Gasaee. Bath St aee3sA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
A Bulletin Want
 Advsrtisemknt Will Cot It

WANTEb-aElseeiiAuseas
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

NOW Is tile time to trim and pr,az< your fruit and shade trees by expert tfOI men. Phone S7t. 0eorge Monroe
 deczSd z v
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
NoTIcR To cREpITo1a-

.AT'A COURT os PROBATE HRLp At Norwich. within and for the Dlrtr5ef af N7rwich. on the 18th day of Fctfuary,
 Present-HELsoN J. AYLINo. yu6r..
 Estate of Daniel ". Gore, late sf Nsr- wich, in said Distfict- deceased
 Ordered, That the Executrtx cf1s their claims against said estate within rix months from thls date. by pssainR n netice to that effect. together with d c8ny ct this order. on the siEnpost nearest ts and in the same Town. and by publiahin | lhe same once in Q newspaper havinf a circulation in said District, and uak1 rs- turn to this Court.
 NELSON !. AYLngG. yo4n.
 The above and foregoing is . hna c8py ckttsst: HELEN N DREscHzR
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
COAL AND WOOD

COAL, seasoned wood and kindlInks in large or small quantities. Phone s0f sor I325-2. R. Shapir0. Willow St. formerly Durkee Lana deelA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
fA21d
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

AT A COURT or PROBATE HELD at Montville. within and for the DlsETicf Of Montville, on the 18th day of FShFu- ary. A D. 1e21
 Present--DAN D. HOME. suars.
 Estate of Leland c. Chapel late Sf Montyille, in said District, deesased.
 Ordered. That the Adrniniatrator cffe their claims against said estate within au months from tbs date, by posting a n netlce to that effect, together win a copy oi this order. On the sirnpost nearzEt 10 and in the same Town, and by publlah ine the same once in The Norwich Bulletin. a newspaper having a circulation in ssfd District. And make return to this Court DAN D. HOME. Judfe The above and foregoing is q true copy ! N record
 Attest: SUSAN r. HoME.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

NoTIcE.-Ail creditors of said d.. ceased are hereby notified to preseIt their claims against said esfate to the undersigned at Uncasviile. Conn, R. b. No. 1. within the time limited n Gks above and foregoing order
 ,.A,,s ELLA cHAPEL:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
cH1noroDIsr

A. G. THOMPSON. F. S. Chiropodist, Foot Specialist (protect your feetl. Suite 7-S,' Alice Bldg.. 321 Main St. Norwich, Conn Phone 1sss-t. ianald
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
NOTICE
SPECIAL TOWN MpErIre,

The Legal Voters of the Town of caa- teroury, are hereby warned to meet in Town. Hall in said Town on Thurnday, Feb. e4th. 1921, at 1 o'clock D. m. for the following purposes: First, fo see if tis Town will vote to rescind the vote taken at the Annual Town Meeting In regard to repaipe of the highway; second. to sec what action the Town win take i1 re- pairing the Town building; third, to lay a tax to pay the current expenses of the Town for the ensuing year; and to do any other business proper to be done at said meeting.
 Dated at cahtsrbury. this the lttA sar of February, 1921.
 EDWARD BAKER
 HOWARD RIX.
 MICHAEL SHEA. V feba1d seieetn.a-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

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