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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-21

Tinarul care a spus fetitei pc ca
ne q .cllrtat-o ca ii va fl Sclav supus
pima La .moarte, peste % luna dupil
calatorie Sc CONVINCE ch nevasta-sa
a luat in serios vorbelee hli.
q
Einstenismul in limba germana
Sc eXprima correct: 'bezulighkeit-
sanschauungsgesetz. '-Si acum in
vartitiva limba bine Sc pronuntati
cuvintul. Dallas News.)
Multi nu s ar. gindi .bucurosi la
datornici laca nu lar ulrmari UNI
bra cfeditOrilor lOr.
Il
La ordinea zilei este antrebarea
Trebuc sa lucreze fcmeia casatori-
ia? Intrebarea cam curiOasa 81 ne
.abtinem sa rispundem la ca, dar
Negrii din Africa an cite cinci 81
sase neveste carl lucrtaza pentru
eli.
Z
Multi an curajul convingerilor,
dar necazul este ca COnsiliul nOstr,l
Communal mai cere un credit de
So, ,O0O, 900 cs sa mai mareasca tenn
nita orasului.
I'm medic nj s'a plins zilele tre-
cute ca lucreaza numai pc credit 81
nu poate incasa nici patruzeci la
suta din datorii. in faliment, in
voiala GU treizeci la suta Gu credi-
tori, Sc considera O afaccre "pasa-
bila 81 negustorul reabilitat.
Cetind retragerea voluntara -
a grecilor peste rinl Sakaria "in-
vOluntar' ne aduccm aminte de ma
para cu tiri della Domokos, 81 afa-
cerea fOst tot cu turcii.
=
Punctnl principal asupra caruia
barbatii 81 nevestele nu Sc pot inte-
legc la inceput este cine Sc fic sta
pinul easel. i'm cele din urma inter
vine compromisul prin a cadea sar-
Gina asupra femeii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-21

WASHINGTON. = Biuroul de
venituri inferno a dat I'm comWli-
cat Cd fabricarea berei 81 a beuturi-
lor carl au mai multi de o jumatate
la suta grad, ,iu este permisa fara
permis special. Acass nu permis
sa Sc faca decit beutpri carl n'au
mai multi alcool de alta, dar 81 din
,aceste numai 200 galloane fara ca
sd cada sub dare, 81 trebpiesc ipre-
gistrate la comisarpl de dare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-21
MFORhAIHAN

WASHINGTON. = S'a inceput
} lupta mare intre reprezentantii al
loua feluri de capitale: lupta de
milioane. 'Trustul'' proprietarilor
de abatOare all pus in miscare tOata
influinta lor politica ca sa anuleze
.faimoasa lege a fOstnlui ministru
lie justitie Palmer care a dat ordin
ca in dol ami de zile sa-si lichideze
toate .afacerile ce .nu Sc tin strict
de industria abatoarelor, caci a.
.esti magnati financiari monopoli-
Eau asa zicind toate alimentele in
detrimental .consumatOrilor. Asocia
tiunea bacanilor a facut contra
petite ministrului de justitie ca
)rdinul dat de predecesorul san sa
fie mentinnt caci altfel consumato-
rii yor fl la discretia citorva oa-
meni, prOprietari de abatoare.
Primarul orasului Cleveland,
William FitzGerald sosit All la
Cleveland GU sofia sa,, Eli an fost in
Buffalo. Aceasta prima ocaziune
"a primarul Isl .aduce ajci nevasta
m mod Official. FL s'a casatorit in
mod secret in IA Ianuarie 1920. dar
aceasta casatorie a fost tinuta in
secret pima fnainte cu citeva sapta-
mini. Nipe N a stiut pin 'atunci ca
el a fpst insurat. Sofia ,Mi traia in
New York 81 eli conveniau cind 81
caad in New York, 81 in Cleveland.
FL va candida din nou ca sa fie
reales .alegerile din toamna.
TRENTON, N. j. - Herbert 7.
Andrews, up agent hpgat din New
York, 81 "barbat eooperatiy" N are
azi lecit 0 sotie. Tribpnalul a acor-
dat deamnei Andrews Nr. !, diyort
81 Andrews este lohligat ca SAT- pla-
lteasca $3.50 lunar. Ea va Fl t4tora
81 a celor dol copii al lor. Andrews
s,a casatorit in .iarna trecata ia,
PittshnEgh cp Ester Tatfpal, pc ca
re a dus-o acasa la el. Femeia Mr..
] = fost silita de .el s'a reellnoasca. /
ATHENS, O. - Decana Irma
Weight priheste scrisori della foarte
multe fete de .ppiyersitate ca Il le
cfstige lucru pc durAta anului SEQ
lor ca Sd se ,poata sustine Ia scoala.
E's JrhRaee chisr si AaArp de cass.
yaNa zica ar primi 81 lie 81 serN-|
toare aumai @ - poan urma cur,
sufile de seard ae uaiyersitatii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-21

ditan svonarile Ca sa Sc lpahjda, SEQ
lille din Macedonia, stNdajtimea q
protestat printr 'Nn melnQriu main
|tat MinistfWui instrietiupii Pu-
blice contra amor ,astfel de tendin-
! te, afirmand ca dorinta intfegului'
popor ca sa-si mentie aceste instl-'
tutii de cultura 81 trimiterea Cor
pulM Didactic care sc .afla i'm tara 4
la posturile lor din Macedonia.
Memorial nostrp a ifost luat I'M
considerable. Luand cunostinta
de starea materiala in care sc afla'
Corpul Didactic din Macedonia,
studentimea pfin trei memorii adre,
safe primuaui Ministru, Ministr,llui'
de Extei'He 81 Ministr. Instrletiu-
nei Pilblice, "a cerut trecerea ches-
tiunei noastre macedonape della Ex--
terne la Cutie, precum 81 asimilarea
Cofpalui Didactie 81 Bisericesc din
Macedonia Gu eel din tara, facand
din asimilarea 0 conditiune "sine
qua mona mentinerii chesti,mei
noastre. 81 prin interyentii ulterio-'
are aceste deziderate ale studepti-
lOr au fOst 'luate i'm considerable 81
tradnse in fapt prin proecte de lege
de mai tirziu.
In timpnl din urma, cand Culver
nul Sarb dispus inchiderea scoli-
lor-si Bisericilor romano din Mace
donia, studentimea a pornit mapea
miScare care a avut ca rezultat cele
trei grandioase meetinguri studen.
testi della Bucuresti, lasi 81 Cluj,
carl au protestat in fata strainata-
| til de masurile Guvernului Sapb.
cerand respectarea trftatelOr de la
Bucnresi 81 Saint Germain.
Menroriile iscalite de oficialitbti-
le studentesti 81 professor Universe
tari de valoare, an fost inaintate
Guvernului 81 paflamentului, ce--
rand ca drepturile fratilor din Ma
ccdonia sa fie respcctate aceasta
find dorinta intregei paturi inta,
lectnale.
Gniversitatea din 1asi cu profe-t
sorii 81 studentii ei, au inaintat u.
niversitatilor aliate memOrii prini
care arata dreptatea cauzei noastre'
cerand intregei lumi civilizate, ca
in numele umanitatii sd intervie,
pentru respectarea vietii rationale
al Romanilor Macedoneni. Studen-
IJimea find hotarata ca sd luptc eu
toata convingerea pc care 10 da
credinta unei -cauze drepte 81 entu-
ziasmul varstei, trimite salutul Ell
catre toti aceia earl lupta din ra-'
sputeri pentru cauza nationala.'
Tot odata va aducem prinosul nos,
tru de recunostinta.
II
Cu aceasta ocazie va face cuno-
scut constituirea noului comitet:
Presedinte: Sterie ,Diamandi.
N-Presedinte D7ra .Ciumati Flo
riea 81 RNescu George,
| Secretar GIL: Erca Grieore,
CASTER: Dnmitresen Vangheli,
| Biblioteear: Geofgesen Sterile,
Cenzori.: ,Caragea Hiandn 81 Ca
! rafoli 4.
+ dorinta n0astra ca .sa stabilim
raporturi cit mai stranse Gu toate
comnnicatiile aromanesti din Mace
jdonla, ,aeeasta pentru a ne pune in
cunostinta de tot ce Sc petrcce acolo
ca moi sa pntem face demersurile
pecesare.
STERIE DIANANDI,
Presedinte.'
ERCA nRInnDn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-21

aici declarH~ct sfermele sunt cerce-
tate zilnic de,p2multime de oameniE
earl Sc ofera pentru lucru penru l,
dollar la ri. SAINT insa o multime ca
Sc ofera fara plata nnmai ca sd le.
dea de mincat 81 locuinta.
f COIF'MBJIS, Q. - Comitetul de
pardonare al statului Ohio Sc va
intruni mine ca saI examineze cere--
rile de pardonare ale 145 condam-
natl carl Sc afla in penitenciarul
statului Ohio din Columbus.
SAN FRANCISCO. - Marele
jurin face Investigate in chestia.
actorului de fiAne Roscoe Fatty
Arbuckle, care este aclzat de mo-
artea domnisoarei Virginia Rappe,
actrita 81 ca. Marele juriu face in
vestigatia in chestia marturiilor
caci S "a dovedit ca din partea apara
rii $ an facut snele apropieri catrc
martori. Sc spnne ca Ell AN incercat
sa cunlpere mart0rii in favorul lui
Arbuekle. S'au facut o seama de
ascultari. Cazul lni Fatty Sc va de-
sbate in citeya saptanini. :
LONDRA. - De Valera a TRIMS
premierului Lloyd George scriso-
are in care aeesta insista pc linga a.
ceea ca sa SCI tina o conferinta in
tire Representative celor dora popo-
are. Ell spune ca ar Fl un pericol
daca nu s,ar continua discntiile+
cdci Iastfel n ar Fl spefaAta de pace.
FL spnne ca ar accepts bncuros o.
ferta lui Lloyd George daca acesta'
II ar pretinde renuntarea Ia .dreptu-
rile suverane ale poporului irlan-'
dez. Deci totul .depinde acum de
Lloyd George.
LOndra. - Dintre baloanele ce-
All plecat la o emulate pentru cupa
internationaA Gordon Bennett. nu
S 'au reintOrs nici acuma cinci. San
TRIMS mosaic prin telegrafia fara
sAma la toate vasele de pc mare. in
apropielea coastelor irlandeze, caci
e de temiat ca baloanele eunt in pc
ricol. Pima actlm insa nu s'a sem
nalat nicairi nimic. fntre cele carl
nu 'au reint0rs sunt 81 doua baloa-
ne americana.
GENEVA, O. - Adyocatul A.
J. Turnkey din acest oras, reclaala
C are cea mai bine ingrijita gradina
in Ohio. El ia in fiecare an 500 dol
lari VENT de pc jumatate AGRA, ex.s,
tinderea gradinei lui. Ell cultiveaza.
acelas pamint de 30 de ami. Deviza,
lui Trnnkey este: Gnu uda nici
cand!'' Ell are papusoi crud in fie-
care ri in gradina sa pima ce MI in.
gheata pamintul.
-PolHia a ideptificat femeia ce
S "a yaflat snferind de otrayire in ,ci-,
mitefnl Calvary. Ea este deMnisoa-,
ra Helen Nowisky, de 35 ami, domi-
|eiliata a694 y. .63sd st. popAisoara
Nowisky incereat sa-si ascpnda
idAntitatea, naartslrisind G. "a incer-
cat sinueidere pentruca s,a certat'
|eu, iNbitnl ei. ,Gonditia 50 este faarte,
seriQ1sa. @. -pI NJ
rr;r.a sxY
WAcuINcrON D;,., -.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-21
TINE ssuMP "a n1pN,


Da dntilor o curatire .deplina si
|curata,i Gu Colgate',s Ribbon len-
tai Cream, Gel mai bun cpratitor d.
dinti care tine dintji esrati 81 gaara
sanGtoasa,
Colgate s are aroma delicioasS /
meat copiaor le plaae ,sa,si a.,Ecte
dntii de dpua 0si re Al.
Daca til Ia sanatate trebue sa iii
peril ,aiptii, De osse &c, ,acei carl
nn-i cnrata va avea dureri 81 .su-
ferlnte, atunci cand dintii decad.
Aprerile Dc Aiati sgaat isgrizitor.
aye. NAptii Dc naa~0a u Primsjdia:
sde All Atxaxi i,ltEes Sistam,3,
! '0ri aipe Stati pasi hiae - ,fata
aand are Aisti albi ss,.ati. - Dar,
tFehRe say pele de de2s sri ne ii,
AiMinaata 81 xeasa. Sc paa4s ,epm-
para de la toate tarmaeilie, 1er tre-
bye - ssesi "slsste's RiabAn nans
tsl GseaH''. |
\ IN AaeaatS aFepa srirneeti . va
laArs mai tnsnes pAptsp ,hsnii psl
AAae i nltAeE. i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-21

Multi All curajul convingerilor,
dar necazul este ca Consiliul nOstrl
Communal mai cere un credit de
$1,000, 900 cs sa mai mareasca tenn
nita Orasului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-21

Cetind retragerea voluntara
a grecilor peste rinl Sakaria Gin
vOluntar' ne aduccm aminte de ma
para cu tiri della Domokos, 81 afa-
cerea a fOst tot cu turcii.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22

and children of Stamford at their home near Breakwater.
 Miss Sarah T. Latimer spent several days last week with relatives in Palmer town.
 Deputy Registrars Leslie Gray of Led yard Center and Orrin s. Bennett were at the store of Norman & Povey Friday from 12 to o'clock, for the accommoda- tion of those desiring to vote at the eau cuses of both tine republican and demo- cratic parties from the Second district of Ledyard. At this time two were regis tered with Mir. Bennett republicans. and ten at a previous meeting. and two demo. crats registered with Mir. Montgomery.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry G. Keeney with their daughter Beth and son Edwin of New London entertained at their summer bungalow here Sunday. the 14th, in ob- servance of the birthday of Norman L. Brown of the village. A chowder dinner was served and Mir. Brown was presented two birthday cakes Guests included MT. and Mrs. Harry Keeney and Miss Doris. with Mir. and Mrs. Sears and three chil- dren, all of South Manchester. MT. and Mrs Patrick McCaffrey and son. with Miss Nellie McCaffrey. and Edward Mur- ray of New London. Mrs. Joseph De Rusha and daughter Helen, with Miss Mabel Smith of the village.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
NORWICH PEOPLE ENTERTAIN
 AT GRoToN LONG POINT

Among those who entertained after inc water carnival at Groton Long Point Friday were MT. and Mrs J. Ed ward Driscoll of this city. There was a large gathering at the DriscoH cottage during the evening, many being present from Norwich.
 Summer residents at the point con ducted programme of athletic sports in the afternoon and in the even4ns there was a water carnival in the ia goon. The water sports began at 2 D. m and it was not until after o'clock that the program had been completed. There were swimming races, novelty races. rowing races and canoe races, and all afternoon the board walk was lined with hundreds who thoroughly en- loved the sports. Most of the cottag2rs along the boardwalk and on the lagoon kept open house Prizes were awarded the winners in each event and there was some very close competition.
 The affair wound up in blaze ct glory when the water carnival was staged in the evening. Rowboats and canoes. decorated and illuminated, nov ed silently about the lagoon in the moonlight, each craft receiving the un- stinted plaudits of the hundreds who lined the banks A delightful touch was furnished by the boat of John Moves of Mystic, from which the strains of a mandolin and guitar orchestra en- anated. The high bridge over the en- trance to the lagoon presented beau ttful appearance and could be seen from afar The bridge was a veritable bower of lighted JaDanese lanterns. which, re- fecte din the placid waters of the Ia l-eo7u, made a picture we'll worth see ing.
 The display was the result of much time and effort expended by the en- trantS and it was not until each boat had circled several timesN about the 1 judges stand that it was finally decided
 to award the prize to the canoe of Ed
 ward Martin of New York. This repre- sented a Chinese junk. the effect b"iIs
 carried out by two square sais, mas
 of foliage and illuminations of Chines' lanterns. In the canoe with Mir Mar
 tin were Gurdon Hoops of Baltimore Miss Marjorie Sherwood of New Ycrl
 and Miss Rose Beckley of Norwich. S'h
 Shaw boat was also a popular cntran
 and received much applause as 1t woun'
 it's way about the lagoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
,JEWETT CITY

Mrs Marguerite Russ, 52, wife Of John Eichelherg, died Sunday morning. She has been in i'll health for some time but to her family her death came 17ex- pectedly. She appeared to be no worse than usual Saturday night, passing into a sleep from which she did not awake Mrs Eichelberg was born Aug. 31, 1869 in Selb, Bavaria, the daughter of Woif- gang and Catherine Bruell Russ. She came to this country in 1889, to Baltic, and lived in both Taftville and Greene vile before coming to Hopeville and Jewett City, where she has lived twenty two years Her marriage with JChn Heidelberg took place in Taftville twen- ty-seven years ago. She was a members of the Lutheran church in Norwich, but, with her family, several of whom are members of the Congregational church in Jewett City. She has always been identified with the local church, and has given it her loyal support. She was a good Christian woman, faithful to her Ideals. and a wise and loving wife and mother. She is survived by her husband and nine children. Mrs Albert Dilworth and Mrs. Joseph Fraser, of Greeneville, Elizabeth Bertha, Anna; John. Albert, Alvin and Frederick of Jewett City She leaves sister. Mrs. Elizabeth woItens- berger of Greeneyille, and brother,
  child
 Mrs. Maud Bacon of East Lynn and Mrs Helen Wood of Lynn are guests at Manin Davis home Davis Haskell of Newport, and Miss Ruth Davis of Providence were weekend visitors there
 MT. and Mrs Edmond Jodoin are en- toying a motor trip through the Adiron- dacks.
 Mrs. Chalfont Bivins, of Brooklyn. N r.. is guest at Mrs. A. NJ: Clarke's
 Mrs. ". T. Crumb will receive the clothing Is to be sent across to needy ones-at her home. instead of at the Red Cross room. The time has been October
 Misses Isabel Marshall. Rosina Allyn and Bessie Thompson are at the Mar shall cottage at Groton Long Point. The other members of the party are Misses Mabel Wilcox. Ethel and Sadie Thomp- son. Mildred McClug&a age, Anna Little field. Mrs. Frank Wilcox and daughter Janet. with her guests, Mrs Macintosh and Mrs James Evans of New York. Mrs A. IT. Strickland and two chill dren returned Saturday to Middletown after a visit at H. F. PauTs They were | accompanied by Mrs. Paul and son 1T
 
 | christening of his nephew in Middletown l Sunday
 | Carl Melvin of Newark, N. J.. Is a, his home for vacation.
 MT, and Mrs Clarence Jeffers and family. of PlainfeId. spent Sunday al Mir. and Mrs. W c. Jeffers. Mrs. Nellie Hazard of Providence |, visiting her sister. Mrs B. P. Franklin.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Jennings of Dan ielson were Sunday guests at Dr. G. H | Jennings
 Mrs. Esther Fitch was assisted ii serving at the Ladies' Aid society meet ing of the Baptist church by Mrs. E. NJ Swift, Miss Ida Foster. Miss Mabel Mo Broome, Mrs. Emma Raney. Mrs. A. F Prior and Mrs. E. NJ Gray.
 Rev. l. J. McCabe returned Saturda, from the pastors retreat of ! week a Keyser Island South Norwalk. Rev \ H. seiferman goes for the second retrea today (Monday.)
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
ROGUE PLAYERS LEAVE
 NORWICH FOR THEIR HOME


 The annual tournament of the East ern Division of the American Roque League came to a close at the Rockwell street courts Saturday afternoon and by night most of the out of town players had left the city for their homes. The roque courts were dark Saturday night contrary to the usual course of events, for in other years there have general ly been three or four important games to be run off on the last night of the tournament week.
 The visiting players are loud in their praise of the many courtesies extended them during their stay m Norwich, anu all expect to return next summer to take part in the 1922 tournament. The championship remains in Nor wich, Gerald Braissils splendid playing throughout the week puts him in a class with the best players of the country Brassill not only wcN the championship title, but very ably defended his title to the first Van Wic6le medal by de- ieating George Huot, challenger, of Chi c)pee Falls four out of five games.
 Announcement has been made that Charles G. Williams of Washington, D. C., sn ex-national champion, and well known in roque circles, has offered a standard mallet to the hoy who wins first place in the third division next year. This is practically the same O. fer made by Dr. B, R. Neasey of Will mington. Del, Another well known roque player. Dr. Veasey's offer speci- fies that the winner shall be 16 years of age or under and that he shall win first place in the second division.
 MT Williams, in offering the mallet in the third division, desires to stimulate interest in. a third division. This year there was no third division, but it is hoped that a third division will be ere ated before the tournament dates next August
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
WILL TEST "s" GLASS
 SUBS AT NAVY YARD

The navy department within a day or two will make trial of three s class sub marines, which have been specially pre- pared for that purpose, with the idea of determining what changes may be nec- essary to render these boats wholly sat- istactory tc the government, says a Washington despatch. A report has been circulated with some assiduitS that the craft of this type were to be condemned as imperfect. But officials of the bu- reau of steam engineering declare this not to be true. It has been found, how ever, that the crankshaft Is too small and the tests are being instituted for the purpose of demonstrating what size of crankshstt should be substituted to render them acceptable.
 Thirty-one boats of this type have been contracted for by the government and the change in crankshaftsl, although expensive, must be made blythe contrac- tors. IL is'believed by officials that af- ter the substitution has been made the submarines will be found acceptable and the tests will be conducted from New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
IocAT. HIBERNIANs ATTEND
 NEW LONDON ANNIVERSARY

The local divisions of the Ancient Or der of Hibernians were represented at the 50th anniversary of Diyison No 1, A. o. sH.. at New London Sunday. The observance opened in the at I0.3o o'clock with a solemn high mass at St. Mary's Star of the Sea church Rev T. NJ Crowley. chap lain. delivered the anniversary address. The members of the organization, their guests and out of town friends attend ed the special service in a body.
 Sunday afternoon the organization and it's friends enjoyed an outing at Ocean Beach. Monday business will be transacted and National President Judge James F. Deery of Indianapolis will arrive to honor the occasion. Mon day evening the anniversary~> banquet will be held at the Mohican hotel. at which President Deery will give the principal address. Other speakers on the program will be George M. Ken nedy, president of the New London di- vision John C. Geary. who will act as toastmaster; National Director John S Mccarthy and P. ]. Ryan. president Of the Colonel Ledyard Council of the American Association for the Recogpf- ton of the Irish Republic, will give the history of the division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians during the past 5C years Rev. T. Nj Crowley will say grace vocal solos were rendered by James N. Kelley and Daniel D. Dono van. State Treasurer Edward T Lyon! and Col. John P. Murphy, out of tovr guests, were accorded seats of honor
 and the program opened with the sing
 ing of The Star Spangled Banner ant closed with the singing of God Save Ire
 land.
 Following the celebration Nationa
 President Deery will go to Hartford where he will attend the Connection
 state convention of the Ancient Orde of Hibernians, which will open on Wed nesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22

work at Soo Chow university, Soo Chow. China MT. Berckman is the son of Rev. W. o. Berckman, pastor of the Congre gational church of this place. , Benjamin London and daughter have returned from a weeks visit in Boston.
 Workmen of the S. N. E. Telephone company are in town for a few days, changing the wires to poles which were recently set on Main street and Lebanon avenue.
 James L. Root was at his home in New Haven over Sunday.
 S. Nossop suotored Saturday to his home in Bridgeport where he spent Sum- day.
 The Colchester baseball team had as opponents on the park Saturday after noon team from Camp Mooween.
 s. H. Kellogg of New Britain was in town Friday. .
 James R. Case of Marlboro was a caller in town Saturday.
 Dwight H. Marvin was in Norwich Fri day.
 A number from the village motored 10 Norwich Saturday to take advantage of Dollar day bargains.
 Mrs. Sears of Rocky Hill was the guest of her son. Selden P. Sears, on South Main street over Sunday.
 Charles Wilbur of Salem was here Fri day.
 F. L. Church of willimantic was in town Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
GALES FERRY

MT. and Mrs. J. F. Sherman and Mrs Jane Williams. Mrs. Sherman's mother, from Windham, were recent automobile guests of Mrs. Williams sister, Mrs. Lydia S. Maynard. and her daughter, Mrs. Charl,s B. Hoyt. here.
 Mrs. Harmon l.. Perkins, camp meet ing delegate from the M. E. church, and her granddaughter, Marjorie Gates, were taken by Mir. and Mrs. Frank Aplin and their son Frank in their car Wednesday to Willimantic camp ground, where Mrs. Perkins opened the Gales Ferry house.
 Mrs. Charles Wiedmann and daughters, Eleanor, Mildred and Barbara. left on Thursday to visit her parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. N. CoSb, in Midland, Mich
 Guests at the summer home heGe of Mir. and Mrs. J. Otis Winchester the past week were Mrs. Louise L. Varney of Boston and Perry H. Corning of Nor wich.
 Mir and Mr~. Merritt Skilton and daughter Diana of Northfieid. Mass, who have been guests of Mrs. Skilton's aunts the Misses Mathewson. returned home Thursday, accompanied by them in their car. to spend few days at Northheld
 MT. and Mrs. Justin H. Peckham have been entertaining their son-in-law and dauA hter,- MT. and Mrs. E. P. Brown