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New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
Maritime Miscellany

NEW YORK, June 27-The Pacific
Steamship Co has taken a sixty day option
Empress of Japan. Tho matter of pur-
chase has been taken up with the Shipping
Board because OF the new marine law.
HALIFAX, n S, June 27-Wrecters at
tempting to salvage the International
Ocean schr Esperanto. which foundered off
Sable Island, have raised the vessel off the
sand bank on which she was lying in six
fathoms of water according to message
of Fisheries from superintendent n
Augle of Sable Island. The MESA &c
reads; "Wreckers have raised Esperanto.
Bow now above water
cargo OF the Shipping Board str Agawam,
which was libeled last week by three tugs
for salvage awards claimed for the rescue
of the ship from fire on June 49, was or
dered IN the United states Supreme Court
yesterday. The Agawam. Savannah for
Liverpool. put into this port on June Is
with engine trouble and sailed to-day
PHILADELPHIA June 27.--Announce-
ment made to-day that Henry A.
Htner's Sons Company, of this city. has
purchased 122 submarine chasers from the
the the World Var var at an an average @ eco cost. it Is
said, OF $50 600 each. The boats are scat
tered at the several navy yards along the
SYDNEY n. S. w. June 2s.-British
coasting str Fitzroy has foundered off Cape
Hawk. There are only three survivors
known out of thirty persons aboard.
BALTIMORE, June 27-1Collector Hots-
mans weekly report of the business of the
port for the week ended June rs reflects a
compared with the business of the week OF
June Is.
Exports totaled s2.75s.15a. in which cat
tie. grain. coal copper. steel and tobacco
previous week by sS263s7,
Imports We're valued at $1,1S6 403, an
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28

g. Joel. II. Dunaway wash goods; fto7
B. Nugent Bro 4. Co; Miss NJ Koerner.
millinery, upstairs and basement: 1861
way.
ST. PAUL
Bannon Bros: / w. oreutt. 1ewelry:
Mr.. poranze, dornestlea; Mt. Domb, base
nisnt ready 90 wear; Kirby. Black g.
Fischer. sS2 4th av.
Levine & Tanz; F.. Tanz. coats. SUITS;
f225 B way.
The Golden Rule; r. J. Williams.
woeien ptece goods, silks satins. veiyets,
BLANKETS bsddings. comforts ", goth at.
Donlh. Jobs better grade wash dresses.
r. w. Oreutt. 5ewelry fancy and art goods,
SYRACUSE
Hunter-Tuppen Co; II. Hunter. domes-
tics, wash goods Iinena: Brosfeil.
TEERE HAUTE. IND.
A. HsrS; a Il. Herr, merchandise man
TOLEDO
w. l.. Miner Co.; II. Fisher, rndse.
mgr; Alfred Fantl. lie W. 32d st
VASWERT, OHIO
The Bonnewitz Co; L. Bonnewitz, ready
to wear; w. SID St
WASHINGTON
Hecht Co; NJ. Kadden. Jobs WOODEN
sweaters; rs w. 30th st.
WHEELING. w. Va.
s. M. Rice & Co.; A M. Rice, millinery
WILMINGTON, DEL.
r. Topkis &c Son; Charles Topkis, ready
to wear; 1861 Bway.
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
s. X. Stegel & Co.: w. j. Fry, ready to
wear; sos 5th av
e. NJ. McKelvey Co.. Miss ~ Appel.
laces. neckwear; 1851 B'way.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
IA Ships Built
To / Ordered
I'm II. S. Yards
Construction for Private
Account Now Reduced to
58l 900 Gross Tons, Drop
of $4,000 in a Month
Japanese Contract Taken
Chief Output of Plants Now
Is Tankers; Standard Oil
Vessels Are Delivered

While American shipyards during
Nav turned out fourteen vessels fer
nr;yate account only one new order
was received in that month. AS re-
snit she fetal construction in hand at
the beginning of this month, exclusive
AZ work for the government, is 16S
vessels, of 5S1,6Si gross tons, in COM
narison with 64s,224 tons at the be-
ginning of May.
THE one order received during the
month was placed with the New York
Shipbuilding Corporation at Camden,
n r. by the Japanese navy for q
n. 20o-ton fuel ship. This vessel, which
il 10 have speed of fifteen knots, will
be delivered in 1922.
Competitions for the month were
chiefly Of tankers. The Fore River
slant Of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding
Corpo ration turned over to the Stand
ard transportation Company the s,S27-
ton Java Arrow.
Tankers the Chief Output
The 1o,ss6-ton tanker E. T. Bedford
was delivered to the Standard Oil
Company Of New Jersey by the Fed
ersl Shipbuilding Company at kearny,
n J. This vessel will have a speed of
eleven and half knots. The Standard
Oil Company of New York received
three bulk oil carriers of 1,105 tons
each from the Staten Island Shlpbuilo-
iKy Company.
Another bulk oil carrier. the 6,o72-
ton Henry Deutsch de la Meuthe, was
delivered to the Lux Navigation Com
many by the Sparrows Point plant of
the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpora
ton.
The Swiftlight, tanker of s,206
tons, was completed by the Northwest
Bridge and Iron Company, Portland.
Ore, and turned over to the Swiftsure
Oil Transport Company.
Two other tankers, the Colgaro1ite
and Albertolite, each of 8,215 tons,
Company by the G. NJ. Standifer Con-
struction Company, Vancouver, Wash.
Only two freighters were completed
during the month. The 5,686-ton Ann
isron City. which will have speed OF
twelve knots, was turned over by the
cliickasaw Shipbuilding and Car Com
pany, Mobile, Ala. to the United States
Steel Corporation. The other, the
Manukai, Of s,547 tons, was delivered
to the Matson Navigation Company by
the Moore Shipbiulding Company, Oak
land, Calf This vessel is designed to
make twelve and half knots
Other deliveries during the month
we're small craft.
The greatest amount of work in
hand for private account at any Amer
lean plant now is being done by the
New York Shipbuilding Corporation,
which has nine vessels of 1880 tons
The Sun Shipbuilding Company, at
Chester Pa, has seven ships of 53,5oo,
and the Merchant Shipbuilding Cor
poration at Chester, six, aggregating
$4,000 tons
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Staten

lDistance is given in miles Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified
Agwiworid 10 E Alligator June 26.
Ala I'll ENE Cape Henry June 26.
Antilia 23 NE Hiisboro June 25.
Asabeth 19s Five Fathoni June ~,
Askawlsake 100 w Winter Quarter June 26
Bavington 95 s Charleston June "a
Beatrice lat 80 IL Ion ~ "a June 26.
Brilliant So " Sand Key June 26.
Broad Arrow 1853 w San Francisco Pm
June -.
calgarolite 1So S Cape Sable June rs.
Canadian Carrier lat so b5 ion l20 80 Pm
June rs,
cananova 4o7 Ambrose June 26.
Casper $40 Il by y Cape May June e.
Ce.ro Azul As S Block Island June 81.
Chas Prat S Hatteras June IS.
Chas NJ Everett 165 S by w Hatteras
June &c.
Chcpaden s92 NE Colon June Is
China 1866 w Sun Fran Pm June 20.
Choluteca 500 SW Hatteras June 2s
city of Columbus 80 SW Gay Head June q
city of Eureka s9S z n Cape Henry
June 26,
city of st LouisT 221 SW Hatteras June 26.
Clinwood lat 80 Is Ion s6 SO AM June 2s.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting mails close at the Cen
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postoffce
Station, New York, at p. m. follows:
Hawaii. Samoan. Islands. Australia and
specially addressed mail for New Zea-
land. via San Francisco. steamship Ven
tura, June 80
Hawaii, via San Francisco. steamship Will
helmina, July /.
Hawaii, Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria,
b c., steamship Niagara. July 4.
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia, French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies Tex
cept Sunlatra), via Seattle, steam hip
Silver State, July 4.
Hawaii, Philippine Islands, Straits Settle
menGs. Sumatra and specially addressed
mail for French Indo- China, British
India and Ceyion, via San Francisco.
steamship Granite Stats, July o.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
Lake Ports

CLEVELAND, June 27-Arrtved: strs
STANFORD, Islands: chishoim, Islands. s.
Sailed strs Tourist. sandusky; w r staf-
Robinson, Green Bay; John Dunn, Duluth
Huron Alpena; r J Rciss. sheboygan
captain En,Ta,11 Thomas 2!m Wilson, Milwaukee.
Hydrua. Two Harbors; Christopher. Ash
land, MaoGiivray. shiras. Marquette. G g
nu,B Bal Bros so.d Ashley R1fS.
Buffalo; Christopher. Milwaukee; Morse,
Barnurn. Bali Bros. Ashley. Ranney. Mac
TOLEDO. June 27--Arrived: strs A w
Wright. Port Huron; Nelson Bloom, De-
troit; H Wickwire Jr, Milwaukee; An1asa
Stone. Green Bay; Australia, Port Col
borne. Sailed: strs A W. Wright, Port
Huron; Nelson Bloom. Detroit; Amasa
stons Chicago; :, AUSTRALIA, Green Bay;
LORAIN, June 27-@nied: strs Glen
striven, Key Harbor; Conneaut. Wyan-
FAIRPORT, June 27--Arrived: strs H
S Wilkinson, Two Harbors: II K Oakes.
Ashland. sailed strs II Wilkinson. HUI
sANDUsKY. June 27--Arrlved: strs TIL
den, Sandwich; ] J II Brown, Cleveland.
Sailed; ,strs Saturn, Manitowoc; Tilden.
AsHTABULA, June 27--Arrtved strs
Keynor, Montreal; Thomas Walters Du-
luth: p stackhouse, Superior; Presaue Isle,
Superior Sailed: strs Keynor, Montreal
Thomas Walters, Superior; Elnlore, Su-
perior; Stackhouse, Superior.
ERIE, June 27--Arrived: Str Harold b
Nye, Cleveland Sailed: Str Harold Nye,
HURON, June 27--Arrived: strs La
Belle, Two Harbors; VIM q Fitzgerald,
Fitzgerald, Milwaukee.
BUFFALO. June 27-Arrived: Strs w w
Atterbury, Thomas shaughnessy. James
Dempsey, Spokane, o NJ Reiss. Sailed
strs VIM H Wolf, Frank R Hazard. John
MANITowoc, June 27--Arrived: Str
MiLwAuKEE, June 27-Arrived: strs
Ford. Ashtabula; William Livingston, To-
ledo Crete, Buffalo.
SOUTH CHICAGO, June 27--Arrived;
us saed fTa Prnceton n pu
Rensselaer, Superior; j Hutchinson, Buff
fao.
INDIANA HARBoR. June 27-saled
GARY, June 27@strs Penteeost, ,tA' Mitch
Sailed: strs o w Poe, e ] Burlington, Pen
tecost Mitchell. Superior.
ESCANABA, June 27-Arrived: Str C
Reiss.
DULUTH June 27-Arrived strs Eden
born, j L Reiss. Yates, Olcott, Sierra, A
G Minch, Robert Jr, North Star, Junia ta,
Dinkey, Q Mills, Perkins, Leopold, Oda-
nah Cole, Shenango, Allegheny. Goodyear,
Hart, Renown.
ASHLAND. June 27--Arrived: Str Yates.
Sailed; Strs Maunaloa. John Barlum, Lake
Erie ports.
TWO HARBoRs, June 27-Arrived; Str
Morgan Jr. Sailed: strs Lynch, Wood,
FORT WILLIAM. June 27-Arrived; strs
Trimble, Collingwood, westmount, Glen
orchy Maple Branch. Alberta, Martin Tay-
lor. Valcartner, Glenfnnan. McLough. Wolf.
Sailed; Strs Edmonton, Montreal, Grant,
Morden. Ashland, Venezuela, Erie, No
ronic Duluth, Huronic, Sarania.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
Arrived Yesterday

Str Macorss tBr}. Manzanillo June 10.
Scanansanamo = "a taTs JunS IS. Norfolk june %, to
sn go 70 Germany; anchored of Liberty.
or canadian Runner (Br). Buenos
as Aa.es May 20 Ibcuy June 2, Barbados
sane ssas -, 70 Wiitofd & Mckay, With lin
sse,r Fort Victoria (Br), Bermuda Juno
~ 70 the Furness- Bermuda Line, with
passengers. mails and nldse Pier s5,
,ss'r Arnold Maersk tDan1, Nuevitas June
-. go. % the Munson Steamship Lines, with
sugar ss anchored OF stapleton. S I.
or Willsolo, Tacoma May 49, San Fran
sWsS,, n1sIo June i, Cristobal June 49, to tho
az s'iisains Steamship Co. with mdse; Pier
Str Polarine, Galveston June 20. to Rob-
~ I Hague, with oil; Pier 6, Constable
SIR Lake Stirling. Richmond. to the
a aass.ennaend a Steamship Co. with mdse; Pier
Str Ponce. San Juan June a2. 20 N Y
aaa Porto Rico Line, with pass. mails and
mase; Pier IS. Bklyn.
~ Worden Charleston. 8 C.,
anchored in North River.
-. str St Mary tBr), cananova June 20.
Co cshsya9 w,ts June s,. 23 TO the Atlantic Fruit
..s.s sor-slv tMor). EeE,..rt News Juns
- s' 20 . Stray G. Co, with coal In transit
A., ne r as Jaaeiro Pier 4. B'klyn
VII Wiz Gaosn!pagnie 20 Generate Transatianttaue,
WIN WIN ~ first, 81 second cabin, 1fs steerage
passt mails and mdsc; Pier So, r.
c.r str Esperanza. Tan1pico June II, yera
IIaas June IS. Progreso June 20 Havana
yyans y,s ~, Nassau June "a, to the New
aascfk and Cuba Mail Steamship Co with
a.; pass, mails and mdse: Pier is. B'kiyn.
ysF Editor. Rotterdam June 10. Dunkirk
rshe ~, 10 the Cosmopolitan Shipping
wNn mdse; Pier 9. Hohoken, J.
rsotS Plow City. Gothenbarg June H.
s.haanleshayen June IS. to the seager
hs.siinsnlp Co, Inc. with aldse; Pier is,
str strathcarn 4Br). st Nazaire June
- 70 the Standard Oil Co OF New York
:" se seaiisst: Pier I, Baycnne, n J.
SSsT Nenaha. Baltimore June 25. to Kerr
Line, with nlcise. II 57th 81, B,klyn.
yI SI Katrina Luckenb&ch. Philadelphia
June IS. to Luckenbach S Co, with
a"ese; & 35th st. B'klyn
er Fones, Ponce June 20. Mayaguez 81.
saa 81 Juan 22; 70 the New York and Porto
nss1t steamship Co. with lis passengers,
mails and rndse.
sir g A Ffage, Houaton.
s.r Kendall Castle (Br). Newport, Eng.
OF SanIigny strans). Cristobal.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
Buyers Arrived



n. snellenburg & Co; Miss c, Lowen-
stein, misses, juniors and girls wear; 1851
B'way.
Pearberg & Cooper; S. S. Cooper, cloaks
PITTSBURGH
Kaufmann's Dept Store; Mr.. Boston, MIR.
Atweii' wash goods. blankets; B. Cohen.
Miss Becker millinery; Miss Weiss, sweat
ers, silk sweaters; A. B. Kuehn. general
mdse. mgr; 1851 B'way.
Eosenbaunl Co; II. G.. Tarshis cheap
wool sweaters Alfred Fantl, 1l6 w. 33d st.
: Kaufman & Baer; Miss Motfatt, trimmed
hats; 404 4th ave.
Frank & Seder; H. Liebes. cheap sleeve
less Jumper dresses; Charles Frank. jobs
wolfe dresses; 1872 B'wav
Frank & Seder; NJ. Arnfed, boys cloth
Ing, boys and mems hats; " Kevey, boys
clothing, mems furnishings; 1872 B'way.
A. Woik & Co.; A. a. Woik, ready to
PfrTsFiEuD. MASS.
England Bros; C. D. Pease, silks; 4o4
4th
PORTLAND, ME.
Eastman Bros & Bancroft; Miss A. w.
Mcclure, umbrellas gloves: &O4 4th ave.
PORTLAND. ORE.
lemons; Miss Fl. Kali, bouses, under
wear, gloves, hosiery skirts. sweaters, ier-
sey shirts; handkerchief: 1850 B'way. sth
floor
Miller & Raas; T. p. Blair, millinery
PORTSMOUTH. N. II.
Everybody's Store; David Bander mdse.
II, .. NJ.
PROVIDENCE
j. Samuels & Bros; D. Markowitz. mems
summer clothing and furnishings: Alfred
faA'i i20 " ksrcIMoND. aIa 70 VA.
Kaufman & Co. 1. Fl, Kaufman. mill
kimonos, negIigees, bathrobes, childrens
wear; S53 5th av
Duffy Powers Co; H. NJ. Schwartz, Jobs
dresses, wash dresses, skirts and coats;
Miss r. Cohen, assistant: Miss NJ. Ern-
stone. Infants white dresses. boys wash
'-' SACRAMENTO
Wenstook. Lubin g. Co; Mr.; Mayera,
Weinstock & Lubiu Co; Mr.. Chambers,
coats suits, dresses a and r skirts; s2S 9Th av.
La Sale & Koch; Mr.. Tuly. rndse mgr.
basement jobs dresses and skirts; 225
Lion D C. Co; A. c. Brk. hosiery and
knit goods % E. 26th st.
san ANTONIO, TEX.
Saul Wolfsou & Co; Miss l.. Wood, rep
resenting; J; NJ Biggens, saS 7th av.
Carr Clothing Co. A AGelberg, whole
sale jobbers mems and boys clothing; $50
sANDUsKY. ONO
Dngart Hittner Co. w. II. Digart,
carpets furT!tase San rRsScEsco 7ss; Rscoszlvana
City OF Paris d. G. Co; p Hackett.
laces, embroderies, handkerchiefs. neck
wear, trimmings. fancy braids. fans; ITO
9Th av.
Muller e. Raas; Charles Raas, millinery
621 B'way.
SEATTLE, WASH
Bon Marche; Mr.. Hasemeier, silks,
wooden goods, ifninge- 2'5 5th av.
SPOKANE. WASH.
Whitehouse; F. q. Foy, silks and
woolens G. w. Passage, gloves and
hosiery: 23 E. 3eth St
ST. LOUIS
b Nugent D. G. Co; Miss L. Sullivan,
dressea; Miss M. Koerner, millinery; D.
Seman, blue chanbray work shirts; Affili-
ated stores, 1872 way.
Stix. Baer &. Fuller; L. Freund, L. Nc
Alister. jobs of wolfe and organdles; l..
Baer porch dresses, waists and skirts;
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
Of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

Str West celcns {Am). Captain svane
.sswnoFs o. News Moore G. Mccormick Co.
81 Northern Star tAm), cantaiy
"ssssaru, Nerfolks American Star Line.
Str Arneross tAm), Captain Dow, Nor.
iesm. y Y & Argentine steemsbip Co.
aslphia; NJ II Tracey & Co.
c,sI c,aI Mohawk tAIns, Captain Ingram
Nu.rIeston; Clyde Steamship Co.
\, ssf insincihle (Aml. Captain Rehnbcrr
Nerletki Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
str Major Wheeler (Af,sS, Captain Pow.
Srhandinsi j Winchester & Co
'tr Mclipse tAm). Captain Shrader, Va
iet,si unlted American Lines, Inc.
str Edgar r Lucgeneaah tamil, Captain
Line. ss'iiiasn .
Stf rstress SGr), Captain Caravia, Lon
oon, warner Sugar Rerning Co,
sSr Wtllholo tAml. Captain Fitzgerald
san francisco; Williams Steamship Co
os ssr fiaane IQ. Captain Hovarth, New
Orleans; Phelps Bros & Co
Str Folariae {Am1, captain wau.es
fexas City; Robert Hague.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
Navy Orders
From, The Trt5une's Washington Bur

WASHINGTON. June 27.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Brooks. 1t. j. H., to U. S. s. Utah.
Eddlns, 1t. Com. A. H.. to Key West
Croft. 1t c. c., to santo Domingo.
Herndon, 1t. L., 10 U. S. s. R-1f.
Jackson Ems. w b, to destroyer force,
Atlantic fleet.
Jacobs, Com. r.. to T. S. S. schenck.
Kiilraaster Lit. B. s.. to Z. S. S. SIS
King, Lit. Com. T. s., to Pacific feet
Lhamon, Lit. Com. r. NJ. to &. S. s. Rap
pahannock.
wickham. Lit H. E., to " s. S. Utah.
Weaver, 1t. p. r., to U. st S. til.
Wogum, Lit j. ID. G., to U. s. s. Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
Cleared

xtr str Banan tNor) Captain Tellefsen,
finsston: United Fruit Co.
Ysss.r s.r Ssparta SAln). Captain o'Neiii. Telai
,os str sixacia fAm). Captain Smith. Kings
,asd sI MayaFo (5r) Captain Drysdale, Trim
e. Fnrness, Witty & Co.
Nar,. JeIeraen fAfnl. Captain Horsley,
~ aoiM, OH Borinion Transport Co.
No. sssusnieo t-stn1, cnusain Chfistiansen.
49, states Msrtue u Commercial Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
Marine Reports
Figures Indicated are standard time.
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

WAtos III sea Ao~udJ
Hasteras to Key West-Moderate south
ana southwest windE, partly overcast
weather and local thunder showers. except
moderate southeast winds and fair weather
over extreme south portion
East Gulf-Moderate winds. mostly east
weather
West Gulf-Moderate east and southeast
Finos and partly overcast weather.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage-
Moderate 70 fresh east winds and generally
.sf weather. except fresh TO strong east
ton 80 Po
North Of Sandy Hook. Sandy Hook to
f,steras-Moderate winds. mostly south
sh.u shu southwest, overcast weather and local
tRunder showers
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
Army Orders

From The Tribane's Washington Bureaa
WASHINGTON. June 2T.--Arny orders
issued to-day follow:
Cavalry
Colley, Major A. y, TO Fort Riley
Following to Fort Yliss-Martin Major
J.. s.; Eastham, Major K. G.. Menoher
Major p; Bell, Major ". r.; Davis,
Capt. L.; Washburn. Capt. j. H.; Rice.
Capt. J. L.; Booth. Capt. C. j.: Deiang-
ton. Capt +. c., Byrd, Capt. C. B.;
Shufelt, Capt. J.. Van v; Casseday, Capt
j, B.: Gerfen, Capt r. p; Allen Capt.
T. r.; Lambert. 1t. J. l.; Healy, 1t
j. H.
Engineers
Herman. Major +. W, TO Panama
Jones. Capt. X. S., to Manila.
Coast Artillery
Copthorne, Major w. a.. to Fort Monroe.
Hicks, Major w. w, to Fort williams.
kimberly Major a. to Washington
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
Sailed Yesterday

SITS Franklin (Am}. Houston; Josiah
Sassy Sa.ssy tArnl, Norfolk: City Of Montgomery
r fNui' savannah: Jefferson tAtn9. Norfolk; !;
Conaers, sea: str William Penn
Stasn}' Perth Anboy. Edgar F Luekenbach
snis >, Phtladelphis; Northern Star. Nor
'0tA' Major Wheeler. Fernanaina.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
City Island
Bound South

Schrs 3 r Tower (Isrl Port GrevilIe
S. for New York; Edward Smith ST John
" B, for New York
Bound East
Schr Cumberland Queen (Br), Port
Reading for Halifax, S.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
Outgoing Steamships
Due To-day

The hours given below are standard
time; for daylight saving time add ! hour
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28

n. snellerburg & Co; Miss c. Lowen-
stein, misses, juniors and girls wear; 1861
B'way.
and suits McAlnin
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
SHORT cALENDAR SESSION
 AT PUTNAM FRIDAY MoRNINtj

Wipdham county Superior Court short calendar and assig iment of cases Thurs dayl, March 24th, at 0:30 o'clock a. m. at Putnam, Judge James H. webb pfes + Ing.
 Short Calendar-wri. H. Caur6kil ct al vs Frank s. Kennedy, Frank s. Ken nedy vs Wm. H. Campbell ct al. J6Se0h Bodo vs Paul Bousduet, J,hn Basii vs George M. Butroghs, Em Line wllbrB ct al vs Benj. R. Briggs. admr Clifford Barr vs Gertrude BaTr, Frank Az Spauld- Ing ys Allen J. McDonalj. Acadia Manu- lecturers Supply Co.,, vs willIamsville Buff Mfg. Co.
 Trial List to jury-Aptomobile N itual Insurance Co. of America tn Y tpUieon Muire, Mary PosteniJlxl vs Elnief F. Young, Jobn Basil vs George NJ Bur roughs, Ovila Martin vs Max Wolinsky. Thomas Mara vs George Rood.
 To Corrt-Oakland Motor Car Co. vs Frank L. Powell, Edward N. Mason vs Aipe Gordon. George J. Rood vs Wn. F. | and aHrold s. Maine, Harlow M. Tracy and John Boucher vs n. Everett Taylor, Mrs. J. Bocash vs Sadie Wheeler Mich ols. William A. Tatos vs Mary c. Moore. Mary Griffin vs Joseph ESchberg. Sanf uer Israel vs F. A. Kovaryles. George E. Nichols vs John G. Lewis. Acadia Manu- facturers' Supply Go. vs Williamsvil,e l BuII ME. OO., Den,S J. f1aEQrty NS Na- l tann W. Kennedy and Beatrice E. Ken nedy. Stuly Szyrnanski vs Alexander Kalechitz. Emma NJ. Wainwright vs Judson A. wainwrisht. Louis J. Syl- !, vestrr ct al vs Francis Downing. II. Daa- | dan vs M. Goldpat~r.
 Assignments to 1ury@2nd Tuesday March 22nd.. 1921. Georg9 D. Brown vs John D. Str-mberg.
 To Court-3rd Tuesday. March 22nd 1921. Hen1y L. Sapalding vs Charles Dansereau; 4th TueeSay. March 2snd 1921. Joseph Boucher vs Lowell Davis Special Wednesday. March 23rd. 1921 Louis Wolfe vs. Chester ". Gudmunson
 2nd Wednesday. March 23rd. 1891. Geo B. Trench vs Janet C. She5ard. specia 1st Thursdav. March sitn. 1891 Charles l F. Lyon vs Francesca Ferrigno ct at 2nt Thursday. March 24th, 1921. Waldo Til linghast Sons vs N. Y, x. IT. and H. R R. O.. special 1st Tuesday, March 2stf
 1921. Frank A. snaulding vs Allen J
 Macdonald 2nd Tuesday. March 2stH
 1921, Frank P05lecki ct ad vs Ella c
 Montgon.ary Adans. execut-ix. ct al. 3rd Tuesday. March 2gth. 1921. Hvmar
 s. Schwartz. plaintiff in error vs John I
 Hall ct all Admfs. in defendants in CT
 TOT: 4th Tuesday. March goth. 1921. Rc
 land L. Corbfn vs Francis NJ. Corbin
 1st Wednesday. March 30th. 1921, Hal " E. Back vs Chas. H. Pellet.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
SOUTH WtNDHAM

The Ladies' Mission society is to holi a reading. musical and literary entertain ment in the church parlors soon.
 Mrs. W. P. Barstow has been enter taining her niece, Mrs. Walter Appley. and little daughter Dorothy of Waterford for five weeks. They will return to their home today Wednesday,.
 William Bell who has been employed at the Smith Winchester Manufacturing companys. plant for a number of years, concluded work with the company Thurs day and will occupy his farfri in Nind- ham.
 W. P. Barstow. who has sold his home to M. W. Golden, expects to vacate the first of April. Mir. and Mrs. Ba<stow will board at the hotel until he ends his
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

work as general manager of the Smith, winchester Manufacturing. cofnpaFy
 Mrs. IT. B. scrlbheF-4s entertaining hef sister. Mrs. William Allen. 6hd daughter Doris of Iryington. N, J.
 Mrs. Florence MeKenna of, New Lon. don has returned home after attending the funeral of her. grandmother. Mrs. Joseph Jennings, of Willimantic.
 Byron Barstow of .Englewood N. J.. spent aS few days at fbe home of his fa-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

nessgttip.
 Emil Lasslerr of PawtHeEA was a vis- itot with frleHds in. Phthafii Tuesday,
 Thomas McDerfnott who has srccess- fully ntahaged baseball teams here f0f years past. has plans in mind f5r the 1921 season; which will open during the coming month.
 Memoers~of societies of St. Mary's church are to receive communion in large number at the Easter morning services.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

6oiiiasvilis-The cohinsville senior class viii leave for Washington. D. C., Saturday, March 27, and Will be gone one week.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

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