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New Britain herald., 1921-11-11
TRINITN'S EXERCISES
George B. Chandler speaks At Ccrc-
 monies It NcighborinG College.

New Haven. Nov. 11.-EXercises were held at Trinity college Hartford the undergraduates being addressed at chapel by George F. Chandler of Rocky Hill. He spoke on disarma- ments and said that total disarma- ment would be an invitation to wal rathvr than preventive, that total disarmament would lay western civili- zation open to another AttiIa or Ghengis Khan. He pointed out the lesson the United States should learn from the past war and urged pre- paredness commensurate with that of other nations.
 President Ogiby presided at the exercises.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-11
E. II. SHOPS LEASED.

Buffalo, Nov. 11.-Thc East Buf- falo car shops of the New York Cen tral railroad have been leased by Will liam J. Corners and will be reopencd next Monday. it was announced to- day. The shops have been idle for eight months When in full opera tion they will give employm ent to 2,0OO men.
 Mr. Corners is a newspaper owner and has been identified with great lakes shipping interests for more than 30 years He was one of the organizers of the Great Lakes Tran sit Corp.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-11

problems were declared by the com mittee to be in the onns,
 Lochclrs Views.
 We can now with all certainty look upon the time when gas business win be thc biggest of our public scrv- ice institutions and take care of the fuel requirements in every city, town and municipality" said the report submitted by Ii. 0. Lochcn of New York, chairman of the industrial fuel committee of the association.
 With proper revision of rate and service standards, coupled with the rapid progress in the gas making art now under way, these things will be possible the report says:
 "Eutrancc of gas in all competitive fuel markets, with its possible com plcto utilization for heating purposes by all industry of the nation,
 Its complete use for city heating, doing entirely away with furnaces and stoves in the home or office building, just as the kitchen range did away with the coal stovo, elIm- mating the worries attendant to coal supplies or those resultant from dirt, smoke or ashes.
 Conservation of the nations poorer grades of coal, now largely wasted, and its transformation into gaseous heat units"
 Rates Not Conducive.
 Improper rate schedules, not con duclNe to the best interests of all gas users, and obsolete restrictions placed through regulation upon the industry are the big hampcrinE influences at present, the report says charging that America is not taking advantage Of lessons learned during the war. h.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-11
City Items

Meet the students at Danceland to- night.-adVt.
 A son was born at the New Britain General hospital this morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hosman of 2S1a La fayette street.
 Get your tickets for Hartford New Britain game Saturday, at Y, NJ. c. A., DiCkinson's or Crowel's
 MT. and Mrs. George c. Rogers have returned from a trip to Wash iqgton, D. C.
 Midnight Sons orchestra of Wesley an college at Danceland tonight advt
 The condition of Ernest Wilson, the COlOred man who was shot by the police early last Sunday morning, was reported unchanged by the hospital officials this room.
 Tabs fair tonight. Tabs 1Iall-- adyt,
 Assistant Prosecutor and Mrs Jo- seph c. Woods will attend the Yale Princeton football game at New Ha- ven tOmorrJw.
 Frank t Goodwin, optical special ist 327 { n street.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
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dcr low notes have the tones Of a
decp contralto, ana the high notes.
me purity of hose of y Iyric so-
prano. Tsianina sings as Il ig given
Few earth born to sing. She puts
INTO Indian songs. something no
"hit. singer quit" !mparts.
Tsianiana is active In the At
t"mpt to advance members of her
race. and Is recognized as a leader
among her people, She has or
ganiZed her own motion picture
company devoted TO the production
Of Indian Films that shall be true
TO Indian life, and Cnaracteristic
motion picture critics of Los
Angeles. st, Louis, Chicago and
New York have. .lauded her work as
a motion picture ac'rcss in her first
production From The Iand of SKY
Blue Waters" based on the legend
which prompted Mr.. Cadnidns writ
ing the song. and FOR which Mr..
Cadman has written special Incl
dental music. The critics have
prophesied the synchronization of
music and pictures in this work,
following Tsianiana's ideaswill mark
"a new development in motion pic
ture production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

were served. Special guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames II. +. Ten
nant j. G. Burnett, Carl Lee, ii. O.
Green, q. German.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Martin of az
West Third street have had as their
holiday guest Dr. and Mrs. NJ &.
Wood of Ardmore, and sister, Miss
Theresa Hall and Mr.. Haro.d Hall
OF Fort Worth. Texas. Low ly infof-
malities have been extended these
visitors during their visit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin entertained Wednesday
at bridge and dancing In the eve-
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. John Freeman at
dinner on Thursday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. O'Brien at luncheon on
Friday and Mr.. and Mrs Ray Dodd
at dinner on Friday, New Years eve.
Mrs. Walter L. McCloy OF 1910
South Boulder was at home In
formally one afternoon In the early
week to present her sister, Miss julia
Shaw OF McKeesport, Pa, who is her
guest for the holidays. The seasons
lovliest decorations prevailed. The
event was In the nature of an after
noon tea.
Mrs. James B. Diggs gave an i'm
formal afternoon party in her home
Thursday for Miss Mary Gould Sill
and members OF her bridal party.
including few of the intimate
friends OF the honor guest
Mrs. Charles +. Martin enter
tained six tables OF bridge In the
Country club, Thursday afternoon,
complimentary to Mrs. william Z.
Hilton of Chicago, relative and hoii-
day visitor OF Mrs. William III. Pom
eroy and Mr.. Pomeroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Lindsey
entertained thirty guests In their
home Thursday evening, honoring
their wedding anniversary. the
home brought full note OF hospi-
tally and Christmas JOY. cards ana
dancing being enjoyed. The very
happy event was also in compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert III. Bradford
Of Wichita, kan, guests Tor the week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis McClintock.
One OF the pleasant affairs OF the
past week was the watch party ana
dance given by Misses Goldie Coy
and Florence Ruff, in the home OF
the former, lSal South Boston
avenue. A two-course luncheon
was served at midnight. The host
esses were assisted In extending
hospitalities By their parents Mr..
and Mrs. Carl ID. HUFF and Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. q. Coy. Dancing and games
were enjoyed bs the merrymakers
until 1 O'Clock. Those who enjoyed
the evening were Misses Mildred
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

Christmas decorations prevailed and
special tavors to the girls were cor-
hostess and honor guests we're
seated Misses Lorraine Mcclure. Mary
ana Brrcuicc walker Elizabeth Nils.
son. ArtiC Allen Maxine Nob'c.
Ruth StnudcNcu and young Mossrs
Arthur and jules Walker. Others
were close friends uf the huuorcr
and those guests The girls of tho
party including Miss Florence Bmnk-
moro. who viii attend lrluriu q
school next year were rendered a
thratrr party 10y Mrs II l.. SfuulnNru
ON Thursday IN honor ut Miss Ruth
StandCNCn. Iun,hcun was scrVeIi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
SECTION b

box party and lunch ou compli-
mcntary to hcr niece, Miss Evelyn
Lee FRYE OF st. Louis After the
Orphcum cntcrtlinm. ut. tho guests
were entertained IN the Tea cup Inn
at luncheon, tho table being dcco~
rated with q basket uf beautiful roses
and fern. CJrsagc clusters were at
heart roars and English violcts
Seated with Mrs Savage and her
honor guest we're Misses Elizabeth
Cries. Helen swanson, Jane Free
horn. kathryn Smith Minnie Ken
urdN. isi. .ol and Jane Strouycllc.
Dorothy iiovcr Alice Mae kistlcr
md MAIihn EruMnlN..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
Informal.

I'M OTH1i0L.
one of the congenial New Years
parties at Hotel Tulsa on Friday
evening was composed Of newspaper
people with Misses Rosella Flanna-
gan and Sofia Suppes. associated
with the oil departments of both
Tulsa papers, az hostesses. With
them were Misses Ruth Snyder, Dor
othy Suppes, Beulah Hull. Eva Arm
stein. Helen Murphy, Messrs. r.. W.
Phillips, Burt lyon, Bob Mahoney,
]. l.. Elliott, Marian Miles and
Thomas Harmon.
The III. X. w. club gave a theater
party at the Orpheum on New Years
eve followed with supper at the Tea
Cup Inn. There were 12 in the par
~. these being Misses Bryan Wynn,
Goldtc Smith. Annetta King, Mil
dRd Hogan, Ruth Crews and Mil
drcd Winterringer, Messrs. John Ho-
gan, Charles Hughes. Ira Crews.
Paul Baker, Orville Wickcrzer and
Charles Taylor.
Mrs. Amelia Whidbee's S0th birth
day was very fittingly observed
Christmas day In the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. II. l.. Wall, III :.
Cheyenne. A family reunion of all
children and grandchildren except
one being present. Twelve O'Clock
dinner was served by Mrs. Wall and
daughter Miss Marie wall. Covers
being laid FOR Mr.. and Mrs. w, +.
Whidbee, Mr.. and Mrs. X. n. Shanks,
Misses Luda and Fannie Whhlbec,
Mr.. Harold Wall, Duncan. Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Whidbee and
daughter Glenna of Clinton. Mo,
Mrs. c. j. Mason and daughter, Miss
Louise Mason, Kansas City.
Sunday afternoon Miss Marie Wall
gave a very enjoyable musical tea
IN her home. Those taking part
being Miss Louise Mason, Mr., Eu-
gene Weller OF the Lincoln Glee club
MRS. ii. u. Hearne and Miss Wall.
Mrs. Woodson T.. Noryen enter-
tanned Monday in her home, mem
bers OF the Past Matrons club and
their husbands, a Christmas marty
being enjoyed. Christmas decora
lions were in evidence and from a
large tree gifts were presented all
MIS-, Ndrvell, who has the honor of
being Past Grand Ruth of the Grand
Chapter Eastern Star of Oklahoma
was presented by Mrs. George w.
Mowbray. president OF the club, with
an Eastern star ring. a gift from the
members. Delicious refreshments
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

The Drama League will meet Fri
day at 2:3O o'clock in the Y. w. G. A.
with Mrs. f.. A. Short. Mrs. l.. l..
Davis and Mrs. Paul Herlack as
hostesses. There will be executive
meeting held at O'Clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
Announcements.

Mrs. Harry Il. owen will give a
bridge luncheon in her home on
Monday honoring Mrs. j. Wyse
Brown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
Clubs

Mrs. w, A. Moore was hostess Fri
day afternoon to members and spe-
ciai guests OF the Lofting club at a
New Years party in her home, the
season being associated with much
that was sentimental pertaining TO
hte threshold OF 1921 being close at
hand, Carnations and potted plants
brought their own floral loveliness.
Luncheon was served in two courses.
Special guests were Mesdames NJ. j.
Walsh. j. NJ. c. Usher. j. NJ. Chand-
Ter, d. b. Mason, Plumer E. Hin,
Edmund Hugill, A. G. Porter, X. L.
Rowland, IL. j. Toevs. II. Rosenfield
NJ. Il. Cadman, Il. V. Kyle.
Society Is much interested in the
brilliant wedding of Miss Mary
Gould sill. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Nicholas sill OF this city OF
Tuesday evening. January 4, 10 Mr.
j. owen Pearce jr,, also of Tulsa,
formerly OF savannah, Mo, the nup'
tials to be celebrated in the Country
club. Miss Sill will have Mrs. Glenn
Arthur Campbell, hersclf n bride
of December formerly Miss Naomi
Pearce will have as best man, Mr..
Meservc as matron of honor. Mr..
Lucille Shaln and Miss Eleanor Fox,
Allan Burke OF Tulsa. With Miss
both of FairmOnt, West Virginia,
and college chums OF the bride-elect
will be Messrs. Vol Whittmore and
Mr.. Harry Crooks, Other attendents
will be Messers. and Mesdames Will
lam c. Leldke, Rex Enos. A. j. H.
Carnegie and Harry Miller.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

Miller. Alice Rowland Eurith Al
ans, Catherine Wise. Esther Mullins
Gayle Roberts. Ruth Hanks. Norma
Hall; Messrs orvlll" Decker, Paul
DeClaspel. John Nelson. Robert
lilukcly, Rob Petty Hugh AllspauEh,
Wilmer Roswcl Ed Dixon, Ray
Smittlc, Raymond Gum. Everett
Ruup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

Mrs Robert. j, Houus entertained
1t dinner In the Boone homo ON
South Owasso, Saturday evening,
hnnorinr her daughter Miss OltN q
Boone, who * AT home Tor the holi
days from rriuciria college. The
girls from this school were guests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
Club Announcements.

The Bible class of the First Bap-
tist church will have its monthly
party Tuesday, January 4. with Mes
DANES III. Montgomery, $. $. Dalton
snd Clara Henderson.
The T. T.. L. class of the Baptist
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

The Central w, c. T. L. will meet
Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs,
Josephine NJ. Buhl, state president,
l4OS South Elwood avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

Mrs. Raymond Hoagland Will en-
tertain membets OF the a. .. Bridge
club on Wednesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

3, at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. AMI
Baker. go South Denver avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02


club on Wednesday.
Woman's Missionary society of the
officers OF tile Centenary Methodist
church will be installed Sunday eve
ming at the church by the presiding
elder.
Mrs. Paul Shunkey will entertain
with "A six o'clock dinner, Tuesday
evening for her niece, Miss Bessie
Van Horn of Haskell, oklahoma.
Mrs. Mabel MaGill OF 90i North
Cheyenne avenue Announces the
marriage of her daughter Maurine
to Mr.. John NJ. Walsh. son of Mr..
j. II. Walsh OF 9l6 North Denver
avenue, in Sapulpa, December IL.
DIR. Edward Howard Griggs, emf
ncnt Shakespearean lecturer and
authority, Will appear before the
Shakespeare club Of Tulsa on Janu-
ary 10. when he win talk on "Mer-
chant of Venice" The members
each will be requested to bring two
guests with them to hear Doctor
GriggA
Mrs. Frank II. Greer gave a
beautifully appointed breakfast on
Friday morning in her home, honor
ing her niece. Miss Mary Mckcever
of Enid. Pink carnations graced the
center of the table about which were
seated with Mrs. Greer and guests,
Misses Kathleen Sinclair, Carolyn
skelly, Elisabeth Cook, Mary Veascy,
Ruth Lyon Clinton, Alice Bruer,
Ir.oa pnaI npl n,rnthv lana Mark
ham. Mrs. Greer was assisted in
entertaining her guests after break
fast by Miss Faith IIieronymus. also
a guest in the Greer home for the
holidays.
Mrs. T.. j. Bowmaster entertained
informally at auction bridge on
Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Harry
J.. Morgan of wichita, Kan, sister
and holiday visitor of Mrs. william
II. Youse and Mr.. louse. Mrs. L.
X. Surber made top score, Mrs. l..
b. RebholZ making low. Christmas
decorations prevailed and after the
game, luncheon was served on the
tables, little Miss Nadia Bowmaster
assisting her mother. Present with
Mrs. Bowmaster and honoree were
Mesdames Howard f.. Wolford, Paul
Sanger. Otto Barrett, Horace f.
Johnson, Il. C. Rebholz and j.. r.
Surbcr.
The Rainbow Women will meet In
regular session on Wednesday in the
library at 2:30 O'Clock. Officers urge
a full attendance of members.
The Central w. G. r. L. will meet
Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs.
Josephine NJ. Bull, state president,
l4OS south Elwood avenue.
The Drama League will meet trl-
day at 2:3O o'clock in the Y. w. G. A.
with Mrs. T.. A. Short, Mrs. l.. L..
Davis and Mrs. Paul IIerlack as
hostesses. There will be executive
hold at n'clnpk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

The Rainbow Women will meet IN
regular session on Wednesday in the
library at 2:30 O'Clock. Officers urge
a full attendance of members.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

Woman's Missionary society of the
officers OF tile Centenary Methodist
church will be installed Sunday eve
ming at the church by the presiding
elder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

Mrs. Paul Shunkey will entertain
with "A six o'clock dinner Tuesday
evening for her niece, Miss Bessie
Van Horn OF Haskell, Oklahoma.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-15
HOPKINTON


 The meeting of the school committee was held at the department ofnce ln Ashs away Monday, Feb. 7th. The repore or attendance for January showed 80 for the town. Barberville school led with uercentage of .94 The total attendance in the town was 349.
 The February session of the town council was held at the town nall last week Monday with all the members present. Bills to the amount Of $0S4'SS were ordered paid.
 In the probate court, 8 petition~ for the appointment of an adIninistrator on the estate of Charles E. Larkin, late or Hopkinton, deceased, was received and referred to March 7th with order or notice. .. of Sarah S. Wade. of full age. was re- ceived and ordered recorded.
 Lawrence H. Hepworth of Westerly was appointed administrator Of the es' 1 tate of James Hepworth. deceased, <n Lewis Solomon appraiser. | Annie Jeffrey, administratrtx of the | estate of Martha C. Jeffrey ,d4ceased presented her first and final account which was examined. allowed and order ed recorded.
 Phebe M. BurdicL was appointed ad. | rniniStratriX of the estate or Horace Burdiclz, deceased, with William H. Dur, fee appraiser.
 The last will and testament, of Pete' fP. Palmer deceased, was admitted tt probate. The Washington Trust com pany was sconfrmed as executor an' Harry B. Agard. Elisha R. Bitgood an' i. Henry H. Crandall were appointed ap praisers. j. | A speaking contest between the Hop Valley and Hopkinton High schools va Eheld in the assembly haH of Ashawa, school The first prize was taken b, Robert Bitgood and the second by Jessi Tucker both of Hone Valley lcheel. an l the third by John Mackenzie of Ash away. The judges were George W. Wood ward. Miss Laura E. McIntire and MT; Frank Furness. Singing by the loca high school chorus, dumbbell drill b ! eight girls and four boys from grades and 8 of the Ashaway school, remark by Supt. s. Hussey Reed and com |, i munity sing led by Robert Valentin were additional features Of interest.
 Mrs. Walter D. Kenyon attended tn
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-15
JEWETT CITY

Edward Mack, who died in Norwici. Sunday night was well known by Jese>t City peopie A -numpsr of years ago, hs lived in the home of Mrs. i. $. seders. And his run as a passenger braAeman for the N,y Y.s N. H. & H. k. k. have frequently been from New Lonuon t0 Worcsaler, where he was we.4 knoWt as a courlesoas enp.oye. ttis run sliice la>l Iali Has been vn the tfa4n gving north through Jewett Gity at s:uS a. m. ana south at 6:42. lie made his las. run -.-1.aAas. nislt apparently ill good health, and was stricken with acu.e appenalci.s, being operated on MonIay nig..t
 Mrs. George %hipvIs Of Nomntown is confined to ner home, as the resdtG oi
 slipping on the ice, and breaking her
 les, Sunday night. Dr. J Byron Sweet
 was called and reduced the fracture
 finding the right leg broken between t.sS knee an dankle.
 The Ladies' society of the Congrega-
 tional church ia to meet In the church parlor Thursday afternoon. Sewing will
 be provided for the afternoons work. Austin Harris is il with diphtneria. l. In connection with. the burning of the John titcn house in Flainfield, L. b Howe recalls the fact that this house was built by Col. Button for Col. Wit ter. The money which paid for. the worl ] was the capital prize drawn in a lottery run by the Plainheld church As Wit. ] kters servant paid $500 for her ticket fu the lottery. He found that she had drawn the capital prize of $5,0Uo, an( bought her ticket for $500 thus reim. bursting her for the amount she had pail And taus ne drew the capital prize. This lottery is mentioned in Miss Larnedi history of Windham county Col. But. l ton also built what Is known as the But
 ton tavern now owned by q. A. Haskell situated at the corner of Main and Ash 1 land streets.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-15
sToNINGToN

The new lobster law rlkases the fish- erTnen at this port. They think 1t much more fait than the one now irta force None of the men went from here to the hearing Wednesday at Hartford but Rep resentative N. P. Neyes addressed the legislative committee their interest.
 The meeting of J. F. Trumbpll ". R c. No. 34, in Braytea's hall Wednesday, Feb. 1s, at 2.3o ?. n., is to be followed by 2 memorial service at 5, o'clock in hon or of three of the members who have died recently. The public Is free to at tend the latter session.
 The Stenngton troop of Boy Scouts held an anniversary supper and enter tained members of James W. Harvey pest, No. 5s, A. L. at U. o. c. c. hall Saturday evening. there being so participants. Thomas Matherson was the toastmaster and addresses were FAade by Scout Exc cutive Burdiok and Scoutnaster Rose, of New London and Prof. William E. Giilis of Stonington.
 The girls mission class of Calvary Episcopal church, which meets each Fri day at the home of Mrs. W. A. Breed, is to engage in making aprons which will be sold and the proceeds given to the de- noninational mission work. Misses Eva M. Thompson and Marcel la Menevne have returned from New York, where they went to attend the silk exhibit.
 F. Donald Fairbrother, clerk for some months in g store here, has been trans ferred to New London to manage one oi the company's, stores.
 Nicholas B. King. who has been III, ii able to be out.
 The fishermen had fair luck last weel at their trade. The Young Peoples society connected with the, Second Congregational churei had 2 valentine soical in the parlor 0. | the church Monday evening. A. dirnd social was at the parior of tht First Baptist church Monday evening un der direction of the class in the Bibi, school taught by Mrs. Henry M. Thomp son.
 In the Congregational chapel at E n. Sunday, Rev. D. c. Stone inaugurate,
 the pastoris Lenten class which is t cover a period of seven lessons.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-15
NOANK

Capt Henry Langworthy brought his new schooner, William Morse into port Saturday to be. overhauled.
 The new lobster boat built by Frank, Post of Mystic for Palmer Brothers was launched Friday and is no vat, the north dosk getting in commission for the lob ster season.
 M. W. Rathbun is exhibiting in his store window a picture painted by Capt. Louis Thorsen.
 Every good day sees an exceptionally large number of men out after cells on the flats between the village and Mason's Island, but the catches so far this season have been very small. The older men, who claim to know the game, say that the mild weather is in a large measure responsible for the small catches Miss Juliette Chester was called to Nahant, Mass, due to the sudden illness of her nephew, Kenneth Chester. Capt c. T, Potter of Norwich spent Thursday in the village. Mir. and Mrs. ). H. Horn and family | of New York are occupying the cottage of Mrs. Maad Allen at Mason's Island. The entertainment committee of the 1 local fire company appointed at a special
 meeting held recently IS planning to hold a food sale at the firehouse Miss Louise Cousins of New London spent a few days in Noank recently. | A whist held at the home of. Mrs. John ! Robertson for the benefit of St Jose ph's 1 Catholic church proytd a great success
 Representative Charles H.. Smith was
 in Hartford Friday.
 l Mrs. Albert Rathbun. Jr., who la.
 been i'll for the past week. is slowly re. covering.
 Mrs. Ina King Is employed as 8 nItrsl