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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
PAYING THE PIPER

Nothing is given for nothing.
Everything worth having In l!fc ia,
= price tag upon a. You cant get
FOUR hearts desire unl.ss YOU are
Tor it-part of yourself your lgfc
Your time or your wn.k. II is Il iu:-
da,n.ntal iaw. Thos" VINO "a, Iai.,
work.. Those who dance must pay
thc piper.
This is true o: spiritual and ma
DO you want love? Are you viii
ing 70 pay Tor Il: T. LaS foc u with
anNict!cs? y million fears? You
hay" 10 give t,t and henrtach"
for value received hud after you
have b"uGht u YOU mus Keep on
paying. or you viii los. IL
10 YOU want health" .tr.. YOU viii
ing 30 live :c;DperGtrIyf To TAX. in
t"l!igcnt care OF your DO !v aud lear.
The value OF s"li-rurtrplf Sometimes
nature viii run = long hralth credit
account with YOU. but in Tho end you
must pay. with compound interest.
!Dv every hcalth law YOU have
broken. II is all charged 20 you. Ma
;ure mas not b@lhuc" her boots ",
Very often. but .hc has II ali ;her. IN
BLACK ANA whit" ana sooner or later
YOU have TO pay.
Some want fame ANA success. DO
on" AR" YOU willing 70 wark willie
SPEND TO sacrifice yourself ON the
altar Of yoUr work? 10 ;iyc your
vital and nervous energy IN long
LONG '.ours % work. IN order 10 Dh;a.:.
The object OF your dreams and dc.
sires!
Many people complain against the
injustice OF fate. But fate ism, Il
blame. It's Their own fault The.
could hnv. had til" thing ;hoy dc.
sired II they would have paid thl
price. but they felt c.It i; Was to;
expensive. Thcy wouldn't deny them,
selves. The sacrifices called 10,
seemed too dear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
IRely On CutiCura
Away
Skin Troubles
HERBS USED IN MEDliImEs

Manchester, England, paper urges
'"e renewed cultivation of old fash
'oned medicinal herbs in English gar
lens In the United States they have
ALSO gone out OF fashion as Il feature
OF the small garden, although ;hy,,
are imported in large quantities iron
Turkey, India and China. whore ms
are grown purely for commercial M.
poses. as their medicinal value is rc
oSniZed by many leading physictn
Tons Of medicinal herbs are used IN
nually in the preparation OF Lydia
tinNham's Vegetable Compound.
most successful medicine for Won
ans Ills Ii contains no narcot i..-
or harmful drugs. and women anlicsu,
with such ailments should try H.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
wnMI:>'s MEETINGS.


Tn" Florence NiErunga'c circle %
tho Sh"!ter.ng Arms Free Hospital
VIII mold It's !noathiy meeting Thus
afternoon a o'clock * the hospital
Tho Housewives Lsagu" KIN hold
gas symposium tomurro" afternoon
a. 3.JD O'Clock ~ tn. Jefferson Iip1-.
Mrs Rober, F.tzrerald wll pres.d...
+; " Tramorh DIRECTOR Or puMic
utilities w'I sp,.E from tn" s'luG-
pniDt oi his department. and Mayor
Marshall Milton VIII demonstrate Mo
use OF Appliance to The eul tlIt gas
may be conserved. Followlu. tur
sp..chcs there VIII be- sn open forum.
Tho ward manager OF the Retreat
for the Sick vii, meet al II o'clock
tomorrow moruimg at tho news hos
pita!.
y meeting his been cnllrd %: tho
AuNjl!ary % "a" EurA Sr0cfdeN Nh
shine Gun Comrauy Infantry and
SUPPLY Companies OF ,Hc Grays Tor
;nufsn" .Neninf At a2 "eineS
OF tho auxiliary.
Tho GrandrhNdron's chapter 40. !.
l.. y c.. VIII meet IN the home OF
Mrs samuel g L nc"u $500 E"n-
nE''l Avenue. TEnEsd'y afternoon
The Rps.ness womeu's Carnsl VIII
hold It's regular meeting Thursday
evening from . 10 O'clock In ~.
auditorium % 20. Y. W g. H. Sunu.r
VIII %" served at o'c'ork Mrs
hold th".r BIN" classes from cs3O 10
Mrs Thomas = Hceves just re-
speaker ~ the evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
INDY CITY HElRESS
FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE
.iaronrss CrriIc Young dr Koruin
ASKS Freedom From CORNER
Austrinn Army 0nlccr.
Ey NSSONIHtrI irnsH- |

,,,,x. -! fSHo'.i''' tr'SS
CHICAGO. Jan. baroness Cecil.
Young dc kor.in. daughter o; Tho
lat" otto founH. pioneer millionaire
merchant. today Ned suit for divorce
IN the superior Court against her
husband. Harcn Joseph a" korwin
The baroness charges her husband
deserted her IN Paris eight years aga.
Baron ii" korwin. "ho was a cap
tain in the Austrian army whom the
war broke out. last month applied
FOR "A court order requesting the Gus
tody OF his S-ycar-Olh son. whom hc
claimed he had not seen since 1914.
The principals IN the cas-. gained
attention ~ 1918. when Federal au-
r0tat". said I" have been $4,000. UVH
with tn" intent OF CouisCJt.nx Il az
der the alien property act. The bar
Oncss. however. was exempted on ~"
ground that sh" had separated frol.
her husband at the beginning OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
HEAL SKIN DISEASE
Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat.
ing, Antiseptic Liquid

1t is unnecessary for you to sur !,
witheczen,a. blotches, ringworm. ras5
and similar skin troubles. Zen
obtained at any drug store for 35c.
Sl.OO for extra large bottle, and prom
~ applied will usually give instant T., ii
from itching torture. II cleanses a /
soothcs the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetratinr,
disappearing liquid and is soothing Ia
the most delicate skin. 1t is not gre5 Y.
IS easily applied and costs little. C.eG
IT today and save all further distress.
ane <. w. Rose Co. Cleveland. Q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
IN AND orr or TowN.

Mr.; and Mrs James u. Crump are
spending several months TRAVELLING j.,
the East.
Hatnanie! sage. Of Aiiauta, Ga. has
ncen me recent gnest OF friends in
richmond for ii brief stay.
John Powell! is visiting his sister
MIS-. smith Brockenbrough. at her
Mrs. Joseph Stcbb!rs anu Mr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

WINCHESTER. VA. IAN. lS.-Carl.
nav" h""h received from Mrs Mamie
scott Washington - &. announcing
~" marriage OF hcr daughter Miss
Ethyl Ere" scott to paul Sucl
kr"m"r, son 0f Lu:hc~ I Eromcr. 81
homo Of the brides mother On Janu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

PARIS. Jan is Madame Catherine
irf sNEpvshaya. tho little GRIND
mother Of the Russian r.yolution,'
Who cam" "a rIris RECENTLY from,
Euthcnia to attend tn. conference
her" Of tho remnant of ;nc old Rus
SAN buma. is seriously III from q
general hreaki1wu in the Russian
hosy!tal AZ BoulOgGc. near Paris.
Madame Rrcshk pNskava Is in her
'Ith year ana her revolutionary ar
t!|!'icS began when she was 90 She
visited tn" United States in 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

II you are susceptible TO colds
make IL point To wear loose clothing
Scientists claim tina; loosn garment.
re much warmer than tight-tittiur
mes. which do not ALLOW room for
circulation. ALSO. loose clothing ,cr.
niis layer of mir between tn. skin
and the outside cold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

ana very wide cut oval neck open
ing. This style - generally very bc.
coming u almost any type. You car
pattern u all over in design =:
small white chine beads Have the
design very large and simply worked
For the neck and hem OF the plain
snort sleeves you can make Il sea
iopcu one. Use u narrow girdlc II
whttG or a whit. Gather bolt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
uriacr,uom-to-I,. stranded

M NNI, FIN Jan. l8.--ArthWI
Kemp. the former Hailor whom Abel,
Bonino came here from G;enoa. Italy
last week TO marry. is in Baltimore
Nd. without funds. according 10 q
wire Received today by the chief Of
police from tn" young man. Kemp
did not give hiss Baltimore address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
T..n. Governor Innupura,cd.

AUSTIN TEXAS, Jan. iS.-rairicis
Morris sen. CT Waco. Vas inaugu-
rated Governor Of TcNae ~ noon to-
dav. "a administering tho oath oi
niNc". chief JuS.ic" Phillips Of the
state Suprcr" Court. used TIC same
EiO.v hich has s.rvrd FOR such ccrc-
monies since tho days o. sam uous
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

."hcn YOU boil your pudding. don,
- "a liz hut place Il large enamel
'wi OF water on top of the saucepan
as M! give YOU a bowl of nearly
Hing water with which 10 wash the
"Hes. without using any extra gas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

'ry y the Rev George Dudley. OF
II" Protestant Epl-copa! church; ON :
'i't u" The hTidrGroCm n veteran
- tnr world war. is IA the legal
irHarumt"i Of IN" War RISK Insur-
Anc. bureau IN Washington II. is 1.
r"'u .! Georgetown University
WINCHESTER. va. >in :s.-san-
u.i c%rnAs!iEcr, ~ Ealt.iaorc. and
Miss Mar!enE, shank daughter OF
Nr. ana MIS-. William shank. OF
in.- otiy. were married Ia Baltimore
IN Dee cWb"r u las,. and are rnakint-
A"lr home there, u was announced
'"ie last evening.
cHARLoTTEsvILLE, Va. Jan. IS
liehr5 Via and Mrs Ola l.. Craig.
aoth or Aibcnar!c County we're mar
'le'i her" today. the terrluony helms;
performed by Nry. ~ " Battle. pns.
ior OF ii.gh street BAPTIST Church
i.yNcmngEG: VA, Jan IS.-Miss
rric Susie Wills. OF Monroe. and
robert Dew ey Daniel. OF Luxembourg
were married Wednesday at Monroe
!srV ". :. Brown, assisted by Rev
w. j. froNince. officiating. They viii
I've IL Lynchburg.
LYNcuDuRG VA, Jan. iS.-Mis.
MARY Etna Traylor. Of this CIV. An.
E.Gr!dgr Booth" Hun, o. Roauo;;e
We're married SATURDAY evening al tn
residence Of -hc brides brother \
y Webb. fcartl"y street. Rev mr. q
Gr.fic;h Officiating. They Viii re-
sd" near ltO5uDEc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

You can restore aluminium articles
their original Wilderness hy clean
h them with a mixture of thirty
rains OF boraN In pint Of water
- which five or six drops of am
'oaia have been added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

Young schoolgirls arc very fas-
tidi"us about ,n.!r clothes these days
The demand Tat the school trocA
No youUS lady could h.lp bit, be
Pleased with '.ocE .: The 3or;
sietcu- q shove.
low would YOU Ike to make tie
'.puAG AZ trown serge and sIo Skin,
~ = IOWA grange :nd rlur :laId:
Ihr p!L.nS aoout no neck. sleeves
and Ike hOttpm @: .ac blouse Should
be done ia uTanb-.
charming combined with IL SKIRT o.
paid SILK. Win this color scheme
use red 90 hcnua pipinE.
Linen. Bingham, pOngrs. Eaha-,IinC
used Tor tLfs ,ln.L-..t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

III you have an old crepe de chine
GOWN too far gone to make INTO q
new Irock. her: il very good use
Tor II. Dye il black. Mako Il plaIn
tumpCr Win sleeves 10 TIC cihnvs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

Ted not water bottle between the
In'S - Zach day. When "A visitor is
>pcSsId. II - only necessary TO air
" SUvctS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

cELhUDM CITY, OKLA. Jan. Is.
Women would bc made eligible for
81. state Offices. Including Governor.
'y iplut resolution Introduced in the
c""r House fer IN. oklahoma Leg
stature today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

i.aGra .stcJLlus walker. Of South
Boston. az" spending some time IN
SiChmond. ~ the Jefferson Eute!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
HOUSEKEEPING NOTES

You can easily remove the SPOTS on
vnrniahcd furniture by rubbing them
with cssrn"c OF peppermint and then
Win furniture polish or hard oil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

To keep II spare bed we'll aired. re-
move the sheets and rat freshly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

Early srfhs hats Dew lder.d
mode anddo
cd ~ the straw
lpy
mi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Warming Unless you see tho name
'DaEc7 on package or on tablets YOU
are no: getting genuine Aspirin prc.
scribe! ~ physicians for twcnty-onA
years AID proved safe by millions.
rake Aspirin only IS told in IA.
hayer package FOR Colds. Headaches.
Ncura!ria, Rheumatism. f.aracl,c.
'ooihachc, 1-crnbaso and tor Pain.
''andy Tin boxes cf twelve Bayrr
Tablets OF Aspirin cost few cents
Druggists also sell larger packages.
Aspirin is the trade mark o; Raycr
Manufacture OF Monouccticacidestc
Of Salicyl.ca id.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

registering At the Hotel McAlpin
In New Work. from Richmond during
Tho past week have been: 7. l.. Da-
Wis. Mr. md Mrs. William Russell. Il.
a. Blcnncr. Everett P.rkinson. Irving
;. Grcynirec. Leo ". Grecntrcc, Miss
a. Taubc, 4. PEBBLES. Charles Steph-
ems. Mr.. and Mrs :. y. Wells. w c.
Hockadas. ~. NJ Baker. }. q. Kline.
L. X. Travcrs, + "a. Armitasc, Mrs
l.. w Hines
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
PLANEIEID

The meeting of P1aiaheld Er1agaL Ne. i4o. P. of H. was held Tuesday evening in Grange hall with Worthy Master VII liam S. Exley in the. chair. After regular business Deputy Installing ofieer Mrs- Addie Hyde. assisted by MT. Hyde of Brooklyn grange. No. 4s. and Sister Miss Smith of Bethlehem grange. No. 17t, in- stalled the following officers: Master. Ed ward Hull overseer, Ella Gardner; lse- turer. George H, Dawley; steward. wIl- liam Hall assistant steward. Edvart F. Dawley; treasurer. Jason P. LAthrop secretary, Carrie Garoner: chaplains Ayr- tice Brown gstekeeper. George A. Kenne- dy: Ceres, Evelyn Hudson Pomona. Ethel NJ Darley: Flora. Sybil Leuies Kennedy; lady assistant steward. Annie. Exley executive committee for khrsa years. William EIley. About se were present. including visitors from Brooklyn. Pachaug, Bethlehem, Conn. and Kjeki- mutt, E. L, grange. Remarks were made by visitors, after which an oyster Steu cake and coffee were served in the hall by the committee
 large number. of members of Pretes- ton lodge. No. IS. l. O. O. F.. attended the installation Thursday evening in the hall at Central Village. The ofheerr wefs installed by District Deputy Alfred D. Ashley of this village. Everett L. Dawley of Plainheld was installed as noble grand for this year. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
ATTAWAUGAN

The Mems Social club held the Arst meeting of the year Monday evening with the election of officers resulting as fsl- lows: Albert Robinson. president; walter E. Russell vice president John Howard. recording secretary John Pechie AAan- cial secretary: Charles Biackrnar. treas urer Walter Robinson. Albert Reeves ard Alix Barabeault. auditors Albert Rslifn- son. C. IL Truesdeli. Albert Reeves. Jehn Howard Alix Bzrabeault and Benjamin Taft, executive committee.
 The mill runs three days q week
 School opened this week after ( weeks vacation.
 MT. Appley ef Jswett City is' visiting his daughter hra Walter Prisseil.
 Members of the Ladies' Social. club and a few guests went to Oxford. Magz. New Years eve. where they attended a dAnce.
 Mrs. George Condon is recovering from injuries sustained by'a fall.
 Miss Dorothy Howsfd was presented q s2. 50 gold piece and a boI of chocolAten by the girls in the spoolinE room She goes to Boston next week 10 tratn fer q nurse. .-
 MT. and Mrs. Timothy Sweeney ef Mas >hauE visited over the week end with Er. and Mrs Charles Blacknlar. Miss Elizabeth Flemnning ef Norwich visited Mfr. and Mrs. Raymond MiAsheIi last week.
 Mrs. Emma Weaver called on Mrs Frank Hopkins in Danielson Saturday.
 Clayton Brown of Maine it visiting hii parents here.
 | Clemert Bonin has moved from. ths basement of Peter Norse's block ts th, second floor. -.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
LISBON

social was held at the home of Mrs. OIaf Nelson las-a Thursday evening. about ntty attending. "Garnes and music were enjoyed and the popular local reader. frank A. Nell, gave a selection Candles in the windows sent out s cheery vel come and a prettily decorated Christ mas tree reminded those present Una: the holiday season had not passed.
 The annual meeting and roll call of Newent church was held at the parson- age Saturday afternoon, following .so- cial time and lunch. About thirty re- sponded 10 the roll call The clerK and treasurer's report showed as usual sII bills paid and an encouraging -.a!ance iu the treasury. Reports of trcasurers Of the Sunday school. Ladies Aid society Woman's Missionary society were given All onlcers were reelected. trustee. fo, three years, Fred N Robinson cle,, and treasurer Frank L.. Hyde auditor James H. Kennedy. Mrs. C. A. Nell entertainei New Year, day Mir. and Mrs. George Thornton an, family of Jewett City
 Mrs. J. H. Kennedy had as srests CT Saturday Mir. and Mrs J. Ernest Ken nedy and Miss Florence Kennedy of Pres l ton. MT. and Mrs. Torrey and family 0 Central Village, Mir. and Mrs. F. L. Kan ahan and Miss Mabel Kanahan of thi place.
 Miss Clara Hyde returned home Tues day after a visit of several days viii relatives in Norwich.
 Mrs. J. P. Richardson of Pachaug va
 guest Tuesday at the parsonage.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08

Putnam. s1.ooo damage 't
 2o--2.aO a. It., telephone, Pomfret R Clemens, total loss.
 27-5 D. m.. Box 34. A Cleveland street, Jarvais house, barrel of rubbish.
 2s-5.4o D. m, telephone, East Put nam. Bowditch Dye Works. total loss.
 Sep. 2s-lL15 ?. m., telephone and Box 25, Mechanic street. Putnam Found " and Machine Co.,. sfoo damage
 3o-1o.45 ?. m., Box fl, Wilkinson street, George E. Shaw, no damage. Oct. 14-l0.45 D. m., Box. 2s. tProvi- hence street, whipple and Gilpatric. $500 | damage
 2l-5.o5 ?. m.. telephone, Canal street rubbish burning, no loss Zo-lo.0o a. m., telephone, s. s Heights. brush Nov. 1-s.45 D. m.. Bo1 IS, false alarm i no fire.
 1i-e a. m, telephone. Thompson road C. s. Andem house, no damage. | lo-S.59 a. m., telephone, Mechani, | street, grass fire. -f.s
 Dec. 2-5. ?. m., telephone. Marshal and ' Providence streets, Cioutier house no damage
 S-0.3o D. m.. telephone, Church street kaminsky house, no damagr.
 l3-115 ?. m.. Box 2s. School stree, L. M Keith Sons, s25 damage. ls-l2.So ?. m., telephone. Bridg street Pearson house. no damage.
 Zo-LM D. m., telephone, woodtocl avenue. Huriburt house, no damage. ZO-sO a. m. Box 35. 3I Bate street R. Bouthillette house, ss9s dam age.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08

horsenran, was shot to death in his hand
 somely furnished West 10th street home i;
 Miss Hoxie, 17-year old girl, was found
 mutilated in her fathers house Bdx-
 ert, former government agent and al
 legged whiskey runner was found shot
 dead in an automobile in Staten 1s-
 land
 In the robberies, organized bands of
 gunmen have seemed to predominate.
 Thefts Sf valuable goods from railroad
 freight cars, bnlking big packing cases have been considerable. Stolen autorno-
 piles have been reported constantly But
 holdups. of thes old time type. by day as
 we'll as night, on the streets, in the home, in hoteEs. where masked and un- l masked and unmaslzed men have taken what they wanted at the point of pistols have called forth the hue and cry against alleged inadequate police protection" r. Automobile bandits have made off with a number of factory payrolls and banks l have seen gunmen walk in and demand money from the safe under penalty of in stant death
 All this time the police departmen has been under fire Police Commission CT Enright. right bower of the city ad 1 ministration, has been attacked continu ally in the newspapers because of thu | prevalence of the gunnan
 The commissioner has retorted by as serting that this condition exists else where. To combat It he has heightened | the hours of police duty, called for 5o' l additional policemen and sent out auto mobile squads armed with rifles to pa trictS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
CANTERBURY PLAINS

There vss no service at the T. F. church last Sunday on account. of :hs serious illness of NIT. st Johnis wife.
 Mrs John St John died Sunday al ie home of friends in hoosup from pneu- nonia- Her funeral was held Tuesday at the N. E. church in Hoosur at 1 o'eloek. Much sympathy is felt for her bsrsayeS husband.
 Mrs. Henry Williams is nor, comfort able.
 John Grsbb has returned to Providence after spending the holidays at hs hszss here.
 Nr and Mrs Martin Bushnell have r.- turned home from PiaInhfld. where they nave been spending the holidAys
 The local people who york at Plainhel5 mill went to work Monday morning after a vacation of q week They are vsrkina .55 hours A-veek al present. Canterbury grange had New Years tree Wednesday evening which was en- joyed by everyone present Cake, esfee. popcorn and apples were served al the close of the grange meeting. John Stanton. who has been m at the home of Mrs Henry Williams, is abh ts z be out
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
CANTERBURY GREEN

Schools in tswn opened this wesk --.srt the holiday vacation.
 A teachers meeting was held at th( Green Tuesday. Mrs. Greer. the super visor. was present. !
 MT. and Mrs Clinton Frink stterded4 the opening of the legislature st Hartfcrdf this week and were al Inc soxc-nors ball Wednesday evening. Mrs. F-.ak is Snef of the live women representatives slastedi in this state.
 Mrs. chauncey Frink and Mrs Tad Wilson have been iii with bronchial colds.
 Recent callers at William Towne's were Mir. and Mrs. Fred Towne. Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Monroe of Norwich. Fred Gardiner, nephew, has also beenya suest of MT. Towne. tl
 Mrs. Herbert Graves visited over Sun day with her brother. Fred Saford- ':.
 The Ladies' Aid society held meeting with Mrs. Nelson Tuesday afternoon with a. good attendance. The next gathcrips vill be held in two weeks with Mrs. Sei- son Lyon. f
 Mrs. Edward Lowell is enjoying Iisit of several weeks at Hacxensack, NH :. | Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hyde of Brooklyn srend Wednesday with Mir. and Mrs. Chauncey Brink. i tTi
 The first regular grange meeting Sf the year was held wednesday evening. |. At | the Ciose or lTe Dusinecs scStion nel1tcd Christmas tree yielded gifts for all A social hour followed with refreshments of cake. coffee and roocorn. .''
 MT. and Mrs. W. F. Herr ef Hyde | street have been entertaining .thefrr son. Lee Herr. his wife and little daughter ce Somers over the holidays.
 At the E1lev homestead guests for the week end were Mir. and Mrs. Frank Raiiey and son of Danieison an.t Lueius Exlsy of l Providence.
 Benjamin Cornell has gone te River point. where he is employed n the garage of his brother-in-law. Stanley Moore. -s
 The death of Mrs. Frances C. C. Smith. s9. of Black Hill occurred In Ponfret st the home of her daughter Mrs. Everett F. Brown. Jan. 1, after a short illness. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon in Pomfret. Rev. Frank Fuller of Worcester officiating. Burial was. in the family cemetery at Black HILL Mrs. Smith vss a most respected resident of this vietn- , ity and all regrot her passing away.