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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15

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 Two choruses from the club were well rendered and reflected much credit upon Miss Ida Kline, the efficient director. Mrs. Woodson Weaver accompanied the choruses.
 Among the prominent women who will be in Anniston during the state reunion will be: Mrs. J. H. Crenshaw of Mon-- gomery distinguished recent president of the United Daughters of the Confed- eracy, and Mrs. E. l.. Huey of Bessemer her successor. who was elected last week in the capitol city; Miss Juliet Ruth and Miss Virginis Bragg Smith, who will be Mrs. Crenshaw's maids of honor on Gen eral Davidson's staff; Mrs. w B. Neels- and Mrs. Paul Smith, of Montgomery; Miss Annilu Burns of selma, Miss ,Nel.e Baker of Selma; Mrs. c. B. Ross of Au- burn; Mrs Bell Allen Ross. Montgomery; Mrs. A. l.. Dowdell of Opelika; Mrs. w $. Pugh of Mobile; Miss Ida Hargrove and Miss Camille Searcy of. Tuscaloosa, maids of honor to Miss Annie w. Hayes and Miss Lefty Tyler of Montgomery, who as a little child raised the Confed- crate flag over the White House at the capitol in 1861.
 |; Mrs. Joseph SAderhold returned Wed. nesday evening from a visit. to Mont gomery, where she was very prom inent at all affairs of the United Daughters of the Confectionery conven- ton and was greatly honored by be- ir.y endorsed by the entire assembly of daughters who are asking that this distinguished woman be placed as the principal speaker at the educational meeting in Birmingham next April. This honor was bestowed upon the Annis- ton matron because of her excellent re- port as chairman of the education com . mittee.
 Mrs. Aderhold was also the guest Of Mrs. l.. M. Bashinsky in Troy, where she was delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. Bashinsky and number or friends. From Troy Mrs. Aderhold went for visit to her girlhood home in Cuthbert, Ga., for the first time In IS years, and received most cordial welcome.
 The pretty home of Mrs. Neil Sterne
 Leone Robinson) was thrown open this week to the members of the Tues day Bridge club, who form a charming coterie of young matrons. As an honor guest. Mrs. Sterne invited Mrs. Church i'll Mehard (Mary Kline) of Swickley, Pa. who Is always the center of admi- ration wherever she appears. Mrs. Me hard looked unusually charming on Tuesday, in an afternoon gown of black and white. with which she wore large black picture hat. Playing at the table with her were Mrs. James Creswell Sproull. Mrs. Charles D. Kline, and Mrs. Will McKleroy.
 In the contest waged at the tables, Mrs. Kline was successful in making the highest score and was awarded a corsage of handsome sweet peas. A
 A tournament was arranged between the Gadsden women golfers and num- Der of prominent women of the Ar niston Country club, who are devotess of the links, which occurred in Gads- den on Friday, a match having already been played in, Anniston. Among the enthusiasts motoring over for the day to enjoy the game were: Mrs. Hillyer Robinson, Mrs. C. NJ. Woodruff, Mrs. T. D. Maybank Mrs. c. M Jesperson, Mrs. W. P. Hardwood. Mrs. L. E. Nor ton, Mrs. Evan Moon. Miss Carrie Knox, Miss Julia Jones. Mr.. John B. Knox
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
MISS LUCILLE POTTS

MT. Queenan, Mr. C. B. Wells, all of whom took part in the tournament, and number of spectators accom- panied them. They were: Mrs. c. B. Wells, Mrs. Harry Shepperd, Mrs. Neil Sellers. Mrs. w. A. Holman and MT. c. NJ. Woodruff.
 An elaborate luncheon was rendered the visitors at the beautiful new Country club and an afternoon tea was also given in their honor. A most delightful time was spent by all who made the trip
 The Wednesday Study club, one of the city's leading literary organiza
 tions, is planning to produce most attractive play, at the theatre very
 soon, under the personal direction of
 Mir. William Henry Woods. who has recently completed a course in dra-
 matics al Harvard. Mir. Woods is a most capable and gifted young man,
 and the play promises to be of excep
 tional artistic value. He will be as
 sisted by Miss Carrie Mcclure Knox,
 an honorary member of the club. who
 with MT. Woods, will take the leading
 parts. Miss Knox is noted for her
 charming appearance and histrionic ability The cast will also include Miss Au
 gusta Vann, pupil of MT. Woods; Mir Philip Whiteside, former member of
 the Blackfrars of the state university Mir Dumont Paul, who has lately had experience in the movies; Mir. John
 Young and Mir. Erwin Cater. The play chosen is the "Monkey's Paw" dra- matization from a story by that nams 1 from the pen of w. w. Jacobs, which is said to hold the audience spellbound to the last sentence. This, Mir. Woods and Miss Knox are thoroughly capable
 of doing.
 cured Wednesday morning at the
 home of Dr. and Mrs. Jerre Watson on
 Quintard avenue, when their niece, Miss Ila Pearl Rogers of Camden. was
 united Tn marriage to Mr. Efford Hol- lingsworth of Anniston. The marriage occurred in the presence of a few friends and relatives of the two young people. with Rev. C. II. Woodruff of- ficiating.
 The ceremony was performed before an improvised altar of flowers and ev-
 ergreens in the living room 0: the watson home, which was beautified
 with spring blossoms The bride was
 attlred for travelling in suit of dark blue and wore becoming hat to match her costume. Her corsags was or sweet peas and rosebuds and she Aoons" uHuSudily pTeLty.
 Mrs. Hollingsworth is a daughter of
 MT. and Mrs. c. w. Rogers of Camden. and Tor some time has been one of the popular nurses at Sellers hospital. Mir, hollingsworth is a son of Mr. and Mrs lJ. z. Hollingsworth and is one of the citrs most promising young business men. At the conclusion of the wedding trip, MT, and Mrs Hollingsworth will
 re at home on East Twenty second street.
 Miss Mary Grace Frank of Jackson Vllle, and MT Preston Yeatman Hill or Leoanon Tenn announce theIr mar rage, which occurred Saturday at high noon at St Pauls Episcopal church, In Chattanooga. with pr. Loring Clark of- Mrs.s A. J. Gaboury of Birmingham. a sister of the bride and Mir. J. T. Hiii of Jacksonville. were among those present at the wedding, which was a very quiet affair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
For Good of the
 Community


 A WEALTHY Birmingham man had son of tender years. This man could afford to give that boy automobiles, pocket money, watches and whatsoever appealed to his appe- tite. He was generous ln the material thlngs but he did something more.
 For years and years all during the growth of that boy from small knee brooches until col lege season, he accompanied him to Sunday school This man did not care to go to Sunday school. He was regular church attendant and a liberal supporter of the church, but content in his own behalf with the regular morning service.
 That boy went to college and his father quit going to Sunday school He resumed the morn ing nap and leisurely breakfast that inhibited attendance. His duty to his son had been accom- plished
 This man gave more to his son by accompany ing him to Sunday school during the formative period of his life than is represented in all the creature comforts, the spending money, the automobiles, theatre tickets and even the ex- pense of his college career.
 One may give without being generous. Caesar brought ships of grain to Rome and the people had the corn free of charge. But that pauper- ized the people and destroyed their self-respect. Pompey gave them free gladiatorial shows and chariot races That beastialized them Rome soon.fell
 The most difficult act of generosity is to give full mede of praise to the worthy act of some one whom we dislike or who dislikes us, but that is generosity, because generosity is high-mind- edness and hgh-mindedness scorns being un- worthy of itself
 Thackeray had the reputation of being gener- ous because he preferred giving money to a needy man and getting rid of him rather than to busy himself in the case. Charles Dickens was frugal of his means, but he would walk miles and spend time and trouble in the effort to help. Chances are that the giving which Dickens prac- ticed was of more permanent effect than the careless giving of Thackeray.
 No good cause ever benefited from bad money. No bad money given to a good cause was ever an act of generosity because it does not emanate from high-ninde
 The Louisiana lottery did not relieve Louisi- ana of taxation. It added to the tax bill by low ering the standard of thought and produced the high cost of malevolent influence in public affairs
 No glamour would have gathered about Robin Hood in an enlightened age He robbed the rich baron and the atmonks, it is said, and of the spells he gave to the poor In the cold light of decency Robin Hood was only high Wayman and robber and those accepting his gifts compounders of felony.
 Among the greatest acts of generosity in all
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15

MT and Mrs. R. l.. Henderson of Chil- announce the marriage of their laughter, Jean Henderson Harper, to MT. Tohn Bryant Caldwell of Anniston, May , First Methodist church. Birmingham.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

TOR sALE-TWo pigz. nice heavy ones, for salt pork. Joseph Schanhausel. 50 Dnnham St. feb24d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
FARM FOR SALE IN FRANKLIN KNOWN AS THE FELIX GARCEAU
 FARM, ON BLUE HILL.

The farm is located O.. Blue Alli, part ly in Franklin and party In bozrSh. and consists Ot about 2ss acres ot land, farm house of Il rooms. wltr large attic that can easily be nIade into two more rooms, two large barIs. an ouLbuilalng adapted for milA, vegetables and storage rur- poses. The farm ls situated on the cross road from BozrRh to Franklin. a quarter of miie from the state road from Nor wich to WililmantIc. There are about loo acres of first rsio tiilage and grass land. aiso about I5 acres. of woodland, from which over 1,g9U eords Of tnerchantable cord wood may be easily cut. and for winch there IS nearby market; also about ~ acres Of pasture, also apple orchard Of 4UU trees. The farm has a grand and picturesque view of milea oT surrounding country, is eight mics from NorWlch, three miles from the village of Fitchvilie and Yantic, with easy hauling to market and railroad. Place is wei watered, having neVeT-failine brook
 snrIngs ana tive wells. Place viii keep 1O0 head of cattle and cut over x5 tons of hay. .-..
 For further information. apply to
 FELIX GAHCEAU. on the premises, or ! to WILLIAM IL SHIELDS, 25 Broad4
 way. Norwich. Conii. tan27d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
ATLANTIC FLEET HAS PASSED
 THROUGH PANAMA CANAL

On Board the U. s. s. PennsylvaniA. Feb. zI.-(By Wireless to The A. P.l- The United States Atlantic fleet today completed transit of the Panama canal and headed for Guantanamo Bay to oon- tinue gunnery practice
 The first joint nlaneuvers of the Unit ed States battleheet, comprising the At- lzntIc and Pacific fleets. were a com pIete success. The Atlantic fleet won the athletic trophies In rowing and sall- ing and nine of the thirteen boxing and wrestling bouts held. The Pacific nset won the baseball championship.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
NOTICE

The legal voters of the Town of Ash
 ford. State of Connecticut, are hereby
 warned to meet in Baker Hall in War renYille, in said Town Of Ashford, on
 Monday. March 7tb. 1921, at { o'clock pose:
 To establish the time that the tax
 shall be due and payable on the Grand
 LIst of said Town of Ashford for the
 year 1920.
 And to do any other business that may legally be done at said meeting. Ashford, Conn, Feb. IS. 1921. GEORGE O. BAI.CH EYERF' BARLOW BERT l. jARDNER, fsb25d Selec;meA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

WHEN YOU WANT to put your busl- ness before the :pblic. there is no fnedi. unl better than through the advertising columns of The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Win Sen It
FOR sALE-Aatolse61es


 TOR sALfs-A remarkably fine line of new and used carB: .ieY rord sedan and touring cara. all with starters; used kord sedan. driven only z50 mIies. at special price; used overland pass. se- dap used Nelle ! pass-. with summer and winter tops 1szV yelie pass. tour ing ear; Hudson, 1918, pass. touring f; brlscoe, 1Sls, touring; Ford foAdster ISIS; Cadillac truck. 1918; Rec speed wagoni ali cars in good condition and r1ihning order and at tow prIccs to suit the times The Danisison Garage, C. Il. Peiletts Prop, Danielson. Tel iso.
 HAVE you seeh the new suber-powered Harley -Le,vidson motorcyele7 Come in and let = show 1t to yot- Norwich Cycss Co., Main se feoz5d
 FOR sALE-3-i ton truck, in rood con. ditlon, all new tires B. S. HaMkina, 2SS North St, wlllimanuc- feb2ld
 TOR sALE-is7o Ford tourink, 1918 Rec paas.s 1ne condition. price very low. Q. S. Peek, Norwich Town. Phene 4s3-14.
 feozAWFM
 FOE sALE-one HarIey-D -DavIdson mo- torcyeA. electrically equipDsd, cheap. Let le1s-S. feb16d
 FoB sALE--Maxwell trIcka, i-s tor, tlssoo to f1. 800 NorthwAy, ton. t3.leo, 2 l.z ton ti.i0o; more truck for me money, more miles to the gallon. and bet- ter service. Better get cur proposition before you buy. as you may not now know all about these goods and out method of doing business. H. T. AnderBon, al Ma- pie St. Danielson. Conn. Tel 34e.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

THERE m nc adveftis.uG medium Ia Eastern yoanecticut equal c The Bnlls- hA fvr p1sinesa results. -if4
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING!

Notice is hereby given to all ownern, keepers or harborers of dogs in the Towns of Gruton, Ledyard. and all that part of Stonington west of Quiambaug cove and the copp or Aistuxet brook to the North Stonington line, to keep them on chain or in a dogproof enclosure, on the owners premises. or on leash not over i've feet In length, held in the hand of the owner or keeper. until Monday, March 7th.
 This law will be rigidiy enforced. This
 Is for the protection of the public on ac- count of the presence of rabies in these Towns.
 Anyone having knowledge of persons
 or animals bitten, notify one of the un- dersigned. (Signed) LOUIS N. ALLYN. Health Officer. Town of GrotonL C. F. CONGDON. Health Officer, Town of Stonington. l JAMES STODDARD, Health OficeT, Town of Ledyard T. w. HEWES, Health Officer, Borough of Grotou- febSTuWFaF
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
COAL AND WOOD

COAL, seasoned wood and kindiinss in large or small quantities.. Phone 5O4 of iSs5-2. h Saapirss Willow St, fct1herH Dur&ee AA9A Aec1aA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
A Bulletin Want
 Advertisement Will Get It
wANrEb-Maie


 wANTED-Teamster two and four horse drivera; just bought bunch fresh horses; wages $50 to Sp5 8 month and board. l.. 5. Brockett. Johnsonville, N. Y. feb25d
 RAILWAY mail clerks wanted; men, over IT i; $1S5-$195 month :; list positions free. Franklin Institute. Dept. 3l-M.. Rochester, N. '. feb1zd WANTED-Fwo neat appearing young men; must be ambitious and willing workers; position as salesman to travel with manager. Call Room $. Lenox House. feb24d WANTED-Distfiet manager to repre- sent New Haven manufacturer making . readily marketable product; one able to make Investment preferred Address Thrif-Cloc, New Haven. Conn. febs4d wANTED-Reeistersd assistant phar- mAeist; active young man, with experi- ence, in town of 2s,o60;. references re- qulred, Address K. J. C.; care Bulletin. teb11d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
BOWLING ALIENS
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED

JUST UNL0ADED l, soc barrels of good four. all grades call ls before bnying. GreenevilIe Grain Co Tel s2e-s. hoy1Sd $ as
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO cKEDTT0ns.


 NOTICE TO cKEDIT0Hs.
 AT A coUKr OS PROBATE MKLh At Norwich. wlthLa and for the District of A Ptessnt-NEIsoN ]. sY1iNc. Judsa
 Estate of Johanna Christianna delb. late of Norwich. in said Dtstrtel e.
 Ordered, That he Ereoutor oits the creditors of said deesass to bring in thsir claims against said estate vlthiA Six months from this date. by posting . notice to that effect together with copy the place where said deceased last dveii, and in the same Town. and by publishing the game once in 2 nsEspaper having q turn '' M NELSON J. AYtiNG, Judge.
 The above and foregoing Ia a i.tic copy
 Attest: ?' HELEN N. DREsclIEp. NOrfcE-An efeaiters of said de- ceased are hereby notified to preSent their 1 claims against said estate te the under | siEned at 90 Charming St. Newport, R. | l., within the time limited h the above and foregoing order.
 feb2Sd Executor.
 DISTRICT OF LEBANON, ss. cosr.. St PTUSsss .Sa Fts ,ay ss in:. issi .t l non. in said District deceased.
 1 NoticeNis hereby given that pursuant | to the order of said Court made on tn. f 2lth day of February, 1921. will sei deceased had at the time of his death 1T | and 10 the real estate situated In Leba ! non, being an undivided one-hah interes | in a certain farm containing about 1el acres with Syileinss. eonysyed to sait corded in said Lelanon Land Records | AGNES GRAY. febzSd Executrix.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
cHlEnofcpis1

A. c. THOMPSON. F.ss. chiropcaist Foot Specialist tprctact your feetl. Saits 7-6, Alice, Bldg, 324 Main St, .Norwich. Conn. Phone 1ass-l. 3anSlI
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
New Strength and Energy For Weak
 Nervous People

Eiyita Pulls Enrich
 the Blood. Strength en the Nerves. Build Up Physical Power. Give Vigor and Nerve Power to Nervous. Tired Out Despondent People.
 Elvita Pills have stood the test for over 50 years. Ori- glnated lSiS. Thou sands praise them for rundown condi- tion, general debn- ity. nervous pro- stration, nervous weakness, nervous exhaustion, menta
 depression and un-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
AUTOS ro, HIRE

FRAhKIIN sQUAIiE Tai, zaS Nain
 St ph6ne ts9A c. IL Brown. senz@d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

strung nerves. caused by the inhuenzs
 or from over induls in alcohol
 tobacco or excesses of any kind. Write today for this valuable medi-
 cine. send 10 cents to pay postage and
 we will send by mail q seaied package
 sufficient for one week treatment Elvite Capsules. for inflammation oi the prostate gland and weakness of the blaoder and kidneys. s1 per bottle
 ELNITk DRUG co, 3 Fremont ROW Bogtcn. Mass
 The Famous Elyita Remedies sole at all frst-class drug stores.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

FOR sAlE-High grade upright piano, mahogany case, excellent condition. Can be seen evenings at Ss0 Main. Tel S51-l4.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

HAVE you seeh the new subsr-powered Harley Davidson motorcycle7 Come in and let = show 1t to yo1 Norwich Cycss Co, Main St febz5d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell It
EOH sALE


 FOR SALE FOR sAEE-High grade upright piano, mahogany case, excellent condition. Can De seen evenings at 3sU Main. Tel. Ss1-lx. 1epssd
 FOR sALE-TWo pigz. riee heavy ones, for salt pork. Joseph Schaffhausen. so pnpnam st. febz4d FOR sALB-First class hay. n. O. swan Tel 61S-l2. feb24d
 FOR sALE-Registered dolstein bull calves from heayy milking dams calves pred i1 bi most popular blood bnes of Say.- jay. dyke,. Sadie Vale, feeman k7engery cid, and Joh4nn&; farmers' prices to move them M quickly Valley Farms North FOR SALE = Dining room table and four chairs, china closet, hat rack, two S-4 Bed5teads and springs. Call at l4 Court St between SIC a. m. and after I.se 2. m. feo14d FOR sALE-Large size Estate cabinet gas range. Phone 14S4 evenings. feb2SWFM
 FOR sALE-Pfs tferm scale. ,2 store trucks, sliding store ladder, ccffee mill. stove. tackle and rope, double McCas- cheese cutter. a cheese case. Fora truck, show eases, paper baler, good sleigh; these articles all in good condi- ton. Gingfas < Heneault. DaYville. Conn. Tel. feb23d |. FARM for sale located fve minutes walk from Eastf0ra village. Conn. near state road. best ot location, on high ground, consisting of good nine-room cot l tagei barn. sheds. etc. in geod repair and | well painted, 21 acres of good land, well divided into pa1ture and tillage will sell l without land If preferred; Drieo s2,000 For particulars, inquire of George H Bosworth. East Woodstock Conn. feb23d FOR sALE-Sman Iarm. IS acres oi land, wood enough for your own use. ot l EVergasen Ave. N0Zwich Town, one mile 1 from trolley line. Inquire of A. A. Ben. l nett, .JeweIt-City. Conn. Box 1lss. .oi l Fish Market. 1eblVd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

WHEN YOU WANT to put your buss- nsas before the public. thers is. DO medi- nm better than threAAgh the advertising g1iumns e xhs BnlletiA.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

FOR SALE = Dining room table and four chairs, china closet, hat rack. two.
 S-4 bedsteads and springs Call at ll
 Court St. between S-10 Q. m. and after
 7.5e ?. m. feb14d
, 1921-01-14

IT is hereby made known that The
Horse, Carriage and Feat Tax ter the
= first half year 1927 will be received by
the Policemasters in Christiansted and
Frederiksted from the goth January to
the 10th of February 1921, both days in
Guided, after which the list of arrears
will be transmitted to the sane autfori-
ties for further measures.
Each debtor OF tax will be subject to a
fine Frcs. LOO if the tax be under Frcs.
$500 and Frcs. 200 if the tax be Frcs.
25. 90 or above, beside the ordinary levy
expenses.
Government of the Virgin Islands of
the United States of America, St. Crcix,
December 80, 1920.
For the Governor.
c. w. FOX,
Deop0tcbjmg Secretary.
, 1921-01-14

including that OF Lord Derby, are being
mentioned in connection with the Colo
NAL Secretaryship, it being generally
agreed thai Lord Miners successor must
be a statesman OF first rank.
London, Jany. 18th. Sir T. H. Graf
tan Esmonde, ex-M. P. for North Wex-
ford, Ireland, has been refused oermis-
sion to land at Sydney from the S. S.
"Makura" from New York, says a des-
patch to the Times from Melbourne.
1t is alleged that he is q Sim Fem ennis
sary.
Ottawa. Jany. 18th. Canada has con
Guided a new trade agreement with
France. The agreement provides: II
For the minimum tariff of Canada to be
given in exchange for the minimum
French tariff on nearly the whole list Of
articles included in the convention Of
1907-9, with a considerably extended list
of articles, not included in that conven-
ton. t2] For a fixed percentage on
certain other articles some of which were
included in the preceding convention at
minimum rates ard others not included
in that convention.
, 1921-01-14
DEAFNESS
And Noises In The Head.

- YOU ARE A SUFFERE-Go to
your Local Druggist and order CON
CENTRATED SOURDAL,' price it'll
pei tin. This New remedy gives almost
immediate relief, and quickly effects a
permanent cure. 1t penetrates to the
actual seat of the complaint, and has
completely cured many cases which were
considered hopeless If your Chemist
does not yet stock SOURDAL', do not
accep: any substitute, but send money
order for a supply direct to the 'SOUF-
Dali DISTRIBUTING co, SO STA
TION ROAD, CROYDON. SURREY,
ENG, and a package will be mailed per
return with full directions,