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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
Buy Your Linens This Week. All Kin

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and cheap at that
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12

African Java Coffee. a3c 10.
Canned Grape Fruit. Csc can.
Dromcdary Dates, 2214e pkg.
Perfection" Table Syrup, gal
Ion pail for Doc.
dried Beef, sliced, half pound
fer sec.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-16
GALES JERRY

At the Sunday morning service In the
NJ E. church Rev. c. II. Wright spoke
from Matt. %. -, the theme being My
Problem. Rev. Mr. Wright previous 10
the sermon asked for a rising vote Of
thanks from the congregation present TO
the men and women of the place who had
so kindly given Of their time and labor in
renovating the carpets and staining the
floor of the church and putting the audi
ence room and vestibule in such fine con-
dition. The vote was unanimous. At
the Sunday school session Miss Mary
Birchs class was the banner class in at
tendance with D. &. Perkins c.sss ban
ner class in offering.
J. w. Carter OF the submarine Lase
was the leader Of the Epworth league
evening service with the topic Thy King.
dom Come-In My Home.
Miss Helena wulf. Miss Harris. Mis-,
Busch and Miss Curtis, students at Con.
necticut college, took a hike from Their,
Saturday afternoon and enjoyed theil
supper at the. summer cottage of Her
man A. Wulf, uncle Of Miss Wulf. Fhey
returned TO the college by train tina
evening.
Mrs. Billings F. S. Crsndsll Of Stod
dard's Wharf and Miss Alice Satterlee o
the village, local members Of Anna War
ner Bailey chapter, d. A. R.. attends
the March meeting of the chapter at tn
home of Mrs. Warren ]. Burrows IN Pc
quonnoc Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Harrison Flynt o
Providence. r L. motored here and spen
the week end at the home Of Commando
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-16

daughter of New York have spent few
days at the home of the formers sister,
Mrs. George F. Stiles.
Mrs. E. Elizabeth Hill of Norwich
Town and William l. Bell of South
Windham were united in marriage Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock at the home
of the bride on Town street The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Joseph F.
Cobb of South Windhafn, a former pastor
of the Church of the Good Shepherd
(Universalist1 of Norwich. Only intimate
friends were present at the ceremony. A
luncheon was served the guests The
house was deco afed and carnations and
narcissus adorned the table After April
LIST Mr.. and Mrs. Bell will be at home on
Echo Knoll farm, Windham Center.
The Good VIII circle. is to hold St
Patricks social So
The Mission society is planning a so.
cial to be held lin the church Darlors. s
Mrs. Pilon of Bristol has been the guess
of her daughter. Mrs. Perry Crane.
Mrs. Addison Scoheld of Norwich is tht
guest of her cousin, Mrs Walter Backus
! Mrs. L. E. Backus has been entertain
| ing her sister, Mrs Mary Sullivan. ans
her. daughter Helen of Hoiyoke, Mass.
Mrs. Nellie Foran Regain of Spring
! field, o.. formerly of New London. ha
been visiting Ter aunt, Mrs L. E. Back
us. fe
Felix T. Kirchner of Wiilimantic. 70
over u years with the Smith Wincheste
mfg. Co. Of South Windham, has resign
ed as machine designer and is at hi
home E
Miss Avis Cobb had as her guest owe
Sunday Miss Caroline yarley of Taftvills
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-16
RoRN,

PEER-In Hartford. March Il, 1921, a
Frances AbeD.
BARBEK-In westerly. r. L, March Il.
1921, a daughter. Caroline Louise. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Barber.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-16
EAST WOODSTOCK

Otto Pike, eldest son of Dr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Pike. left Sunday for Wanakena.
n. Y, to enter the New York School of
Forestry.
c. H. Killam has been spending several
days with Mrs. Ed Killam in Thompson
vile. i4s
A number from here attended the So
eial at Academy hall last Friday evening
given by the senior class The East
Woodstock orchestra played several Sc
lections, also played for dancing
Daniel Dodge has. the humps.
Charles Cady has scarlet fever
n. T. White is the new janitor at she
Congregational church. Arthur Dodge,
who held the place the past year, de-
elined to serve longer.
The postponed Hoover supper will be
he'd this week The % presidents will be
present. Hon Herbert Bowen will an
! nounce the program and introduce the
speakers.
August Clawson has purchased the
| farm Of William Lane, formerly the Dea-
con Chanberlin place. Mr.. and Mrs
Lane will move soon to Harrisville.
Windsor White is assisting. H. P. lHib-
bard on the farm. as Lyman Hubbard has
| the humps.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-16
BOLTON

Miss Annette Ross entertained COM
pany of friends at her home Saturday
afternoon in celebration of her birthda,
Miss Margaret Daley was in Ellington
Friday with her pupil. Tina Gagliardone,
who was chosen as the best in the speak
ing contest between the Bolton schools
last winter, to attend speaking contest
held among the representatives of schools
from several towns. The two judged as
the best in the contest were pupils of the
Ellington school taught by Miss Elizabeth
DAILY Of Bolton.
Morgan Alyord, son of Prof and Mrs.
Samuel NJ. Alvord,' has been awarded
honors for high standing for his first
term at. Yale university. He stood sixth
in the class of 700 pupils.
Mrs Charles N. Loomis brother Thorn
recently from heart trouble Mr.. Hick-
brother and sister, Mrs. LOOMS, whom
he visited recently.
Miss Ruth Jones has returned to her
school in South Manchester after a weeks
stay at home.
Miss Jennie Bausola of South Man
chester. teacher in the Mountain school,
mas had to close her school and is in tn.
Hartford hospital. where she mas had an
operation for mastoiditis,
Miss Helen Matthew OF Hartford spent
the week in town.
All of the sure signs of approaching
spring are here, robins, bluebirds, frogs
and the auto driver with more courage
than good luck, in search of someone
with a team to draw him out of the mud
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-16

WHEN YoU WANT to put your busi-
ness before the public, there is no medi-
um better than thrcngh the advertising
Columns Of Tns Builetn-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-16
MARRIED

BYRNEs -MCRACKEN In Chicago,
March u, 1921, by Rev. William
Chalmers Covert of the First Presby
terrain church, Harwood ByTnes Of De-
troit. Mich, formerly of Norwich,
Conn, and Miss Margaret McCracken
Of Chicago, Ill.
DRAKE MAINE-In Preston City,
March Is. 1921, by Rev. F. W. Tholen,
Percy A Drake and Miss Nettie Belle
Maine, both Of Preston.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-16

torneys for Ryan.
Tho Baker-Ryan case was followed on
Tuesday by the starting OF the. contested
divorce case Of Mary NJ. Graham VS..
Hugh F. Graham.
There were no special developments on
Tuesday in the hunt for the firebug who
attempted TO destroy the Kinney lumber
plant Saturday evening. The police were
investigating along certain lines but had
nothing to give out for. publication.
Louis Wolfe. who has yast retired from
active participation in the Putnam Motor
Mart. Inc. said Tuesday that he will in
terest himself in financing motor car
sales. Mr.. Wolfe. who retains his finan-
cial interest in the Putnam Motor Mart,
is president Of the Norwich Motor Car
: company and president OF the Brockway
Motor Truck company of Connecticut
with headquarters at New Haven.
| The police have again issued a warning
against the practice OF persons lettering
on the sidewalks in the business section
and especially against leaning against
plate glass windows. one Of which was
| broken in that manner recently, and nc
| offer of payment made by the responsible
parties. The lettering nuisance has be
come particularly acute. the police say
! since so many persons nave been out Of
employment.
Michel Daigle Zenop Robillard and Esu
r.ne Muire will be in Boston today Wed
nesday) attending the automobile show.
A final big batch Of income tax return
was despatched from this city to Hartford
Tuesday, the last day within the tim
limit for attending to this important mat
ter. Notwithstanding the long period al
lowed for filing returns there are som
here who have not done so as yet and s.
are subject not only to fine. but ais
an additional two per cent. tax.
, Sheriff Charles A. Gates Of Willimanti
was a visitor in Putnam Tuesday.
. State Officer Howard z. Elliott was 4
Putnam Tuesday in connection with tn
duties Of his office
1t is possible that = sentry.like boot
for the use Of motor vehicle inspector
, will be built near the Connecticut-Rhod
Island border, just east Of here. as hs
been done at other state border point
This will make sort of fixed post fr
inspectors who are duty checking u
motor traffic moving, interstate. Partic
ular attention is paid to big trucks. Sue
work is not being done day and night :
some border points. notably Greenwich
where inspectors relieve each other at 81
hour intervals.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-16

DIED.
PARK-In Putnam, March Is, 1921. De-
Witt Clinton Park, aged 81 years, mem
Der Of Columbian .commandery, K. T..
of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-16
DANCE
ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT
$3.50 p. VI.
ODD FELLOWS HALL
ETHIER's JAZZ BAND

and Mrs, Guy Davis.
At the meeting Of Queen Esther circle
at the home Of Mrs. Il. Irving Huribuu
Saturday afternoon the girls we're inter
ested III their study book and pasted
postcards. making them double. 10 be sent
~ mission school in the Philippine
Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Allen visited
their sor and dauEhter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs Orviile Allen. in Noank Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan -. Gibbs enter
tanned Miss Sarah l.. Tyler Of Norwich
at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Stephen Norman returned last
week from a visit TO her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Vogel Of Newark. y. J.
Nathan A. Gibbs, cashier Thames Ma
tional bank. Norwich, was business vis-
| itor in Boston Monday and Tuesday.
Troop No. Il Of BOY Scouts held their
Saturday evening meeting at the home OF
their scoutn.aster, D. {. Perkins.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-16
SOUTH WINDHAN

Men from Willimantic have been wir.
ing the church the past week.
Walter -ippley of Waterford is at the
home of mis- aunt, Mrs. W. P. Barstow
Mrs. Gertrude Young, who returned
from Hartford hospital, is gaining at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. C. A. Bar
stow.
MICS Calista Backus spent Sunday with
her cousin, Mrs. NJ. j. O'Connell, of New
London.
: Mrs. Florence H. Fitch and little
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-16

11nss Etfse fsaks fuE3 ycxr kead taaa
faH uPon your clothing ard snail yczr
Paeassso are dandruH sap disorder.
Ccaquer it conpIeteiy nnder Moneu-
kaeks sDa.es<- UseK utzlko. AIna<inzeiyI
quick. lHsting beDeAt repeated BY b.
gio0e Of men. women, children. Save
yow ksirt New hair grown IN raanyj
,casea oven after badness. GET box,
Sof k0TALkO-at any busy drug,
stoRe- Or end 10 osats for syoof ia. 10
kneAikO ca. Bc@& So r NV Yszk,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-16

Middletown.-Benjam J. Barbeau, 50
years old. Of 23s Martin street. Hartford.
a patient at the Connecticut state hospi-
tai. committed suicide by strangulatnoL at
that institution the other morning. Eiud-
ing an attendant. he slipped into a side
room where he hanged himself
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-16

Hartford.-The wedding Of Miss Kath-
leen, Belden, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick S. .Belden of Pennington ave
nue.. and Wilbur L. Rice. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs waylnad Rice Of Providence, r. l.
will take place April Is.
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% started at the proper place in Il, 2.
gram 30 that an entire project "e "u unrc'
completed Mt the same time ~ ",l 10
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tunity to apply on reasonably large con-
tract"
The chief item In the Bureau of
Water is the loan fund Of So, ,105 900 for
the extension Of q" water supply. Ol
this 81 .1GS, ,5S5.N, ma been charged of.
The balance, DO, Gkceping and actual,
Is 81 ,0G6, ,S65.37.
Rushing Work Rapidly
Chicf Davis, of the Bureau of Water
says there is good reason for this
balnnrc--that work has been put under
contract as fast as good engineering
policy dictates.
In this connection, the report says:
appropriation Of S3,1O5 900 avail
able since the last of February, 1921 or
practically seven months to date.
During this period substantially more
than one third Of the total appropria =
tion has bccn put under contract. The
program of work contemplated under
this loan includes extensive improve
mcnts on ten major units of the water
supply plant. New work must be sub
ordinatcd to the effective operation Of
existing plants and must bn carried on
in logical sequence and Mt such times
as conditions permit. Those items Of
work which require the longest time for
execution have been started first items
which require lesser time will be
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FRANCE FAvORS
ARMS REDUCTION
Ready to Support Any Safe
Proposition at Washing
ton Conference
PROTECTION IS DEMANDED

Paris, Oct. lO.--.The French delcGa
.tion Is going 70 The Washington con e
ference disposed tr entertain any sat"
prorosition b. which |rance eau saw
to the limit on military and naval ont =
lay, II was said toGaT By an official
close TO the head of the delegation.
From the sn'rp source II was iClrrrJ
that Il il expected in official circles
fere that tho cost Of maintCnan"e e III"
troops Of occupation in thr RhiuolaNd
bnd the possibility Of reducing the force
there will come IN in Washington.
; The army and navy nov is costing
! France 4 500, ,OOo. 100 frnn,'s annually,
| while the deficit in the budget i 2.H"N,-
' oO0.m francs. nearly all of WhIr"
could be made up by economics IN IN"
military anu naval sections. IL Franco
should be guarantoei otherwise 0g2i",t
surprises from the east.
The Frcr"h delegation !, o"' s."
ready 70 talk Of definite pr"po>it, N.
lut the tendon Y = comment IN "ld"in,
CIRCLES is suggestive of Il p"uln>itiHu r."
cut III" army and navy 'xpcnN" III h"".
It Is pointed ont that thcrr is n" utu"r
department in which Francs il ah'" T."
reduce the outlay to ;hC alDu"t of l'"
resources. 'hr bulk Of appropriations
being foc the fixed interest &rr"uuI and
ordinary GovCcnmcnt expenses.
9. S..I. I--a,.o 40, IN -,uv
-..s-rarno n,,,,t rc,naIn ,rmci
a. a. ,onr ~ yocn-ity XIV hos m", boon a.,
"Srod ro. rho declaration malc VS.
.-,ia I.,.'iIo p,HoII E-n,',h j,rr.
n,isr m m "jirc.s nutiinjny Frrnci
forn,yn noI;rv
NJ Rriand was surrounded lN SjA
Sn,rct'.r,o. n. Lo,icr,I maj Mt tho
,,,cscn, n,nn,nn+ +hc l'-crch Premier
,,n,,,. r,,,.o r,.i, ,.,.,,,,j,,. to Lcol
,,i,b 81, .,,a..;,,,, ,,i,i, ,,,L!I hc treats
-, ,ho y" r,nni,, ~ ,,,,,,H ...,-c-.
NJ. ,otco oin -, ,',,y. Itch ,rJ rar
coil u nrio,i ,.;r,H,,,rr,,,,, 49, ,oyoT, :
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D'u".n u~."n,r,ns; ~ ."'. M'G ,.i '",I,.. w.
10 TCp'E present l" t""' W ."'I'H' v =
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$st2 .3S0 90, and that this Will he
cleared of under plans being prepared.
For the improvement of country roads
tho loan total is 81 ,55I ,5SO.3G. of which
81 800. .j6S.S1 Is charged off. leaving a
balance of S3D3 ,3G1 20. CnvCn said that
tho actual balance is only Sl!S.O2l ~
md that ordinances to use are pending
in the Ware Council. For paving the
loan fund is 81 .0O0.O0u. Of which tn"
bookkeeping balance. is S)l ,OSl ~.
The Director says that tho rcnl work king
balance il S773 ,DO7 90. for which plans
are being prepared.
The slump in building opcrat tions.
says the report, decreased requests for
raving. An item in this bureau of which
the Ware men made much was Si0O,-
900 FOR the extension Of Delaware nvc1
nuc from Laurel to Dyott street. lhis
money. they snid, should be under con-
tract. but the Cavcn report says that
this whole sum will be required for
land damages. In item after item in
the Burcnu of Highways, where the
Spppratc sums are small. but loom large
IN the aggregate. the rcpurts show that
plans are being prepared whi"h will put
tho money under contracts as soon ns
possible.
Most Of the items Of the Bureau OF
City Property are smnll. about $4,000
each. and they arc all carmarkcd and
therefore unavailable under the law for
my other than the originally designated
purpose. Even in these cases, however,
the report shows that plans and spcciti =
cations are being prepared and that bids
will be called for.
Some of the large items. such rs 50, e
600 for comfort stations. S10O.OOO for
the improvement of small parks and
squares, the money is held "subj"rt t.
future legislation by Council" While
awnitIng this legislation the hands OF
the Director nrc tied he says.
The big item in this bureau. 81 900. .
GOO for tho city Hall Annex, is tied ul'
pending the settlement Of damages {"
property owners. The decision of the
Board of View has been banded down,
but the case has been appealed. Mean
while the department is ready TO pro-
coed with the demolition contract.
In the Bureau of Water thcr" are II
number of small items. Chief Davis re-
ports on these: "Hcld waiting 0ppor-
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fccr. arrived carly at tho sccrctariat
for conference with the other dele :
gntcs. lie said he had arranged to keep
In clos" touch with his substitute as
chief linisOn officer of Ireland regarding
the truce. and declared he had no ap-
prchcnSiOn concerning Il. Murphy, the
substitute, he Snid, had served as lihison
officer in AthlOEC. where he behaved
with discretion. no friction having
arisen between him and the military.
Refuse British Hospitality
The Sim Fcin delegates have decided
not 20 accept any hospitality while In
England, except from personal friends.
This dc isiOn is not due to- hostility
toward lOndOncrS. they say. but because
they wish tO save themselves from being
overwhelmed with invitations and desire
10 devote every moment 10 the work in
hand.
Desmond Fitzgerald. Sim tcin Min
iStcr Of Propaganda. said today hr OK
pnCtcd the conference commencing to.
morrow would decide to issue an agreed
CommuniQuc daily. as was done when
EnmOu de Valera. the Irish Republican
loader, met Mr.. Lloyd George iu Lon
don some time ago. II the British rcp-
rCScntntiVcS have St"nOgraphcr pres
cnt. Mr.. Fitzgerald declared. tn" Slim
Fcin delegates will claim similar right
and they have brought man from Dub
lin with them for that purpose.
Whatever decisions were reached Ivy
the British confcrccs this morning were
kept closely TO themselves. an official
"f tn" delegation dismissing inquiries
with th" statement that the matters
I" come under review at thc first mow =
ing tomorrow was for the ncSutiat0rs
90, Il. ,,.s. . L.,
Cabinet Ministers will hr held tonight
That Mr.. Lloyd George d"cs not OK .
poet III" initml conversations to br
l"rgthy appears tu hr indicated by his
telling Representatives Of the labor or.
snnizntions this morning thnt hc would
r"rnir" their Delegation at q O'Clock
Tu, >dal evening ~ bear ;hrir proposals
relative t" III" unrm"luymcnt situa
ton.
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PREPARE TO EXPAND II 9
EMPLOYMENT sEpv,c-
Davis Formuiates Request for s.o,
600 Special Approprl,,,. s'VV''

Nashingttn, Oct. 1O.--CRv
Foreshadowing what is eSnsc,aS; G a; P)--
one OF the recommendations of u ~ 70 be
tional Unemployment Confcrsroaae ae N%
mutation Of n request for se; &c. for.
" ial congressional appropriatiooo'oO
permit expansion of the FcderoI" -, to
Secretary Of Labor Davis 'oday by
The cOnfcrenc Elm drnftir, Il.
eency program recommended a., ne, smer.
mcnt Of local employment pScro,ao rvoS,.aoIsh.
'hc recommendations for permon", and
lief from unemployment, in tbo ,,t re.
Secretary Davis action. are oyrnt nEht Of
include an extension of the wnrI MII'clsa t 70
employment service, now opcrotinot VI the
skeleton basis. Emergency conTs,.. S On a
have been appointed by tho Mltees
thirty-on cities with organi,o;iioIS OF
committees under way in twentv1nna ,on Of
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"poue's" HOME UP FOR SALE

Los Angeles. Oct. 10. First au
thcntir confirmation Of statement
mndc by doug" Fairbanks and Mary
rickford in Europe recently that they
plan TO spend BALI vt cv"ry year from
now on in Paris. was given ont in Los
Angeles yesterday.
An advertisement Announcing tho
beautiful twclvo-n -ono- half. acre es-
tutc of tho two film leaders for sale or
lease was verified a. the Fairbanks
LONE.
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CdUen Skaters
"Free Fund" Myth
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Continued from Page One
600. Of this sum 50, ,257, ,TS6. 10 is cx-
rcndcd and charged of on the books,
'Cnving seeming unincunbcred bal
anre of 81 ,0SG, $40. Plans under way.
Of which Mr.. Hadley and the Nnrc men
take no account. according TO the Cavcr
report. leaves nm unincumbercd balance
% nnlt SI42.213.2l. And plans will be
underway for tho use of tho real balance
as soon as required.
Where Hadiey's Figures Fail
Another example of the difference be-
tween bookkeeping and actual work fig.
urcS is found In the item Of sewage dis.
poSal. The total loan money for this
purpose is S5.200.O0O Of this sum,
81 .0G3 .O21 IL is expended and charged
ofr on the books. leaving bookkeeping
balance Of S1.o29, ,22i.T3. Director
Cuven says that the true uncncumbcrcd
sum IL the insignificant total Of Sill
0IN.ST. The reason for this. explained
by the Director. il that plans for 81. -
221.O worth Of work are actually I'M.
der way-the bookkeeper, Of course,
knew nothing about this. fguratively
speaking.
Another sample of the real status Of
bridges. The total loan money is 50. =
$50, 900. of which 81 ,O75. 900. .76 is OK
pended and charged off. leaving bal
anCe on tho books Of 81 ,l74.357.I4. Di-
rector Caven's nidcs reported TO hin,
that plans under way make the actual
ba lance only S174.O0T.24.
The total loan fund for the improve
"cnt of Delaware avenue is 81. $50. 600.
0f which So. .3G3 50 is expended aud
"hargcd of. leaving balance Of $685.. :
800. The actual "frco fund" owing Ia
p'Ans under wny, said the Director. is
Sd. .G36.I1.
More Millions "Shrink"
In the Bureau Of Highways. tho loan
fund for grading is 81 600 900. Of which
81 .IST ,Gl0.1 10 Is expended and CHARGE
off. leaving on the books balance OF
81 .251 .847 .0I. The Director says that
the real unencumbercd total is only
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the steady decline of Mrs. Griswold in
appearance from the time Of the cXccu-
tion Of the deed nf trust. when she was
fashionable. well dressed woman.
down to the stage. just before her
death. when her appearance was Every
shabby" The witness tod Of being
called to Mrs. Griswolds home ut one
timc and asked to prepare {" take care
uf an Alaskan seal cont, worth between
$1,000 and $1,000. Mr.. GrisT"ld Mt
this time declared. according to thr wit
ness. that her "things were being stolen
right and left. =" Mrs. Elscy also swor"
that Mrs. GriSwold once came into her
stor" and wcpt because of TN way sh"
was being treated.
The letter. admitted this morning
included all ~ those written h%
Mrs. Griswold 20 her daughter. TN"
Countess, after rho latter vas married.
and taken together they constitute -
remarkable record of tho mt~tUrtun"s
which seemed to log III" trail of 1hC for
mrr American h"nuty. ThrN" l"ttrrs
disclosed that Mrs. jiriswold executed
thc decd Of tr3Nt to Mr.. DrisChman in
1919 in the h"liuf that ,uly in this man.
ucr could She protect hcr r>tat" frNu,
people who wrrn trying t. rrh hcr: thar
for mnry months nfter this Mrs. Drisr'-
man made hcr brli"vr that tho ">iutr
was in most prosperous condition,
but that il was hniug mCnur"d by law.
suits: and that. duriug tn" last few
years " her lite, Mrs. GriSwuld turned
against Mrs. Drisrhman aud wnut"d ~
break tho decd uf trust. but was rrc.
vented from doing 49, because She was
undo 10 b"Ii"'" tina; her trustcc w"uld
n n 1t / al