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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
Synopsis

STEPHEN CULPEFER-son OF
the old aristocracy OF Richmt nd,
veteran OF the late war. walk
INK through the Capitol Grounds.
In the winter Embellishments
PATTY VETCH-dauEht o:
GID EON NETCH-the Governor
OF Virginia. former circus man.
spcliblnder and politician. Patty,
rescuing an injured pigeon. falls
ON the ice-covcrcd pavement. and
stephen assists her back 10 the
Governo RS Mansion. Stephen finds
himself Interested In the girl In
spite OF the fact that he con-
siders her not OF his class and
heartily disapprov.s OF her.
On his way from the Governors
Mansion, stephen is accost-d hy a
strange old woman In diiaplda;ed
mourning. She asks him num-
hcr II qUcst lives n th-
Governors house. what tho Gov
errors nam. is, who IL the girl
who lives there. Is ;he Governors
daughter pretty?
lie leaves the woman. who liz
not a begEar. and heads for the
old print shop to see his cousin.
Cnrinna Page.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
< l!isHOuGH- MCCARTHY * CHRIS
TiAN. INC.
Real Estate AuctIouccrs.
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE STORE
PROPERTY
6ll-6l3-6l5
HULL STREET

~ "lrlGc oi ccr.ain deed o.:
trust. ot,eG -'iarch .ath, 1874. dad
nust.nis Court. Fart II. OF ,ne CdS
OF Richmond N.rsiaia. IN -, cd BuJA
Vol av-E, page iiG, d"Iani, hnvins
Dcvn made l., Tie payment OF nc
being required 10y thc r"t"hoidcr So
To- do. | viii soil h" Public Auction,
On IA" premises, on
WEDNESDAY. OcwoRER 25tn. 1922
NJ .:5O T.. NJ.
;he following property: Al those
n."nts thereon. iyinE aud Deim% in
Uorlncrly A.aaehCster. Wa, on tho
northern lire "f tiUll street. between
Sixth ana Seventh Streets and
bounded ana icscrihc' as follows. to
WIt. l. 1w.ntv-two CO. feat with
!mprovem.n's. 80. s." Hui. street.
,omm. nc!ug a: ru!nt distant a:Ntv-
seventh street, thence running and
fronting on IN" sad northern line
81 Hun. Si"'r' t""nt%-twn az
Got as .a!"rrsail, towards %iHth
tween buildings ~" f'j and Gl3
!!uu Street and running back hc-
;wr"n nnrnl!rl limos n d"n,h on It's
Western sid which is The lonr"r.
G23D leo. two (2-D inchr@
? Thlr,v-nlnc anh two onr-nun-
GreGIhr tI3c"'D fert. with the i'm
rroVc","niS thereon. Nos Gll and
Gl3 Hun Str""i as ohorc. thcn"r run-
ri' > and frunIln% on thc n"rthcrn
lin. o. Wall street. ~ n,a~.Spiu
ih'r,v-nin" ANA two n"-i'Indrrhth.
t2n.G2"h foot towards Sixth street.
und rrn:,lrS back between rar1r,i
lines IN ir""2r'ar lauth nf Que hun
Gred aud forty tt0D feet
TERMS: Cash.
l.. l.. Wo"D.
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il a. ou,
OF
Sh"! oncr 20" sale public Inc on
WEDNESDAY, -
NJ,
following
" he
First SOUTH detached brick
i,s Wa! h,i an" "a s"' ."uiHh ~ Tot fronting
to ho chlil tied snc
Of
feet
Iia
detached
"'!i putt lot
Fourth 80 CUMBERLAND lrick
sorG M!tn e. a",y% ia' lot fronts ga @
Of
any l,rogt-
TERMS hiri ash t"naoo lua
ot rlr
"at'a ILL., ~ NEG inii whole pI base
r..
above duly
D..
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,on,,nued From Yes,erday.,

You are so different from tn.
other girls Margaret" hc said a.,
last. oppressed ny I'll" old dIeicu,ty
OF making conversation. You DON;
belong [" tho same world with Mary
l.ytd and" lilo WAS going Ia add
FATTY N.tch," bu; he checked hiri.
self before the hauI- escaped him.
She seemed 10 mel; rather than
break from her attitude .: waiting.
80 gently DID her movements s.nH
into The Shadowy glow of the IRE
light.
No. don't" she replied. with IA
touch OF sadness. 4 sometime. visa
that | did
You wish that you did" Here
was surprise at last. But. why. IA
nraNcns name, should you WAX.
mat when You ARE everything tina 4,
ihcy ought to beg" .....,.
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ny virtue al certain decd Of trust
from William catiin ana wife To- the
uhdrrsiSucd trustee. dated October
IL, 1911. ANA OF record Ia the Office
II the clerk OF licurico County N
u X. 2"i-h. paS. 335. dcCaul; having
been made II the raSmcu; ~ tho
obligation therein secured. ard being
$" required hy the beneficiary. VIII
"ff"r for sale, on the premises. by
auction. ON
SATURDAY. THE 9iST DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1922.
at 1870 L Nj.
the land above referred To. The lots
front together 40 feet on the nortn
line OF hanover Avenue. with depth
between parallel lires OF i35N feet
n"tw'Jtn Wo"dlawn ana Common
wealth Avenues.
TERMS cash
GEORGE q. WHITE.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

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%s.s, 4S. ;s; s"s y S s si
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90 {%s' =? S%sas S'' shares ."
q, 81" .sS;s a:S. "a 81 s"s::. 5 ' share, Of
5, "' rSt,y ' t4c 49,. 'sfs an" tss.
t 1ous.n t o. ss the capita, stock asn r
20 ss " 2 noe '"4 u capital STOCK q '""" co""o
90 ghorsd
s Il" e. A. A ": T. 1 o's':;' @ ees sias.
=. @ mp I s."s 49,. @ ..-s.t a sa, 9aya
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e" ST s s :, ': IL 49, ~" ne . ".o s s"t' A." sss
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OF
nv @ ;S,4i ,:nJaa .'t Us
BID he hisy yS SuS Ia @ @ safss s4"
q, m ana Sse, n"ai Wien sold
@ M IA N EXT t" lam .d al on ,me ASS
a, nl ' S ds.t ti "YG IN aFesi
a are !are @ sr All q: .s; Mr. ] @ ] s
pgr Si SAN I 1SSf The r , s"a
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4 IN 60 s2:'i n?t lsttisii
~ IN ,jl'gr ali Is
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rs sa, i52 i sa fa I'd @ Il ] q H. @
asc@ey iSss cas- "G the s<i o..
dir', sue" ''S" an" Ia" such other
further Iayn,ns t snH o. o.
ma % fciarG n 't In Il, h.
I'd s @ S % Hs Il; fe /" '' Shc PIs
s Sn d saa", ~. %r.n
rriss wSh sat 'a@ hn
ascan6 M ,'s en-, "sFoi
NE court n tH :S S. IS s!s "a in ASH ~
direct "n ,f
HS wina ten isys Hr tn
ice nc % he IurcaSc and
Of cit o ~ and !o"er
and spSns Of @ Said ecra5 and "% nGns sf be S and
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sS ssf % a S @ S n 'H a; f@'Sfs st
THOMAS CiAY;
;'5jSS@:5a s !" !4'ai. az n. u,...
United SHIFTS H,ss q" a ;~f ''" Masters
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LEG Al NOrIC.:.

I.Et Al! NOTICE.
TO Whom Il Mas Coacg!n:
No'!c" Is hereby given that. as guar
l'""S O; Norma /. Garrett. u.!-n =. Gar
reit. Nariorl" /. Garrett and Mur!.l y
Jarrett. We WILL Oh III" :3kD DAY OK
NOVEMBER, 1879. petition tn" Law and
Equity Court o. the City o: Richmond,
Va. fuf Az order and decree directing and
cuth"r!zinH thu transir- to us " FUNDS
belonging 10 the aforesaid four Infants
'TrT"'.:naiInG Abu:t s2.I2C.:S. nnW on de-
post 10 ih9 credit OF ;hr aforesaid court
N the suit O. JunH l.. oFiynp e. ais vs.
= y Williams. f:Nnr.. g, ais. sa!d In
!"nt' Ecirs residents II County %: York,
IToE!nc- OF ontario. Canada. AID ne
having du'y qualified as ,hssr guardian.
va SAID count: ana province. and being
,n"i- .Or".EE guardians
"ii.!.iii ALFRED GARRETT,
JESSIE MARIA GARRETT
Guardians .: >'nT;ul !. Garrett Helen
!! Gar:e;:. Marjorie |. Garrett and
Mur!cl y. Garrett
: HUN%ALI.Y " MILLER.
CGCnss! f.r Petitioners.
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Go be continually

Scaled proposals will he received
az inis oitcc ninth u O'CLOCK noon. y
October - i922. for the grading OF
Delaware Avenue. Ninth street Road
=" Twelfth street. Morgan street S.
smith street Road 10 Barney street,,
: rAdinS ANA grIVcl!nS Ninth street. o.
Road from Marx 90 Edwards, con-
Stru"tinG two concrete cuivcrts ana
laying drains. -
Forms ot rropcSIls oan he ob,r.
tanned on application. ~
\ certified check for amount stated
t>3'O.Ovl on proposals must accom-
pany each bid as guaranty Of exec
cuiion OF contract. The Director o. =
fuhlic Works reserves the right TO
reject any aud all bids -.
Yours very truly. '----
ALLEN j. SNNILLE.
D.rectnr ~ nMhlLe Nn-ka.
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49,: N-'t. ~
70 !Il- HOLDERS OF THE 7I,g. COL.
Ia iRAl. TRUST GOLD BOSDS OF
the CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE
COMPANY:
TAX. notice that. In accordance win
section 9! Article FouS %: CERTAIN.
tu.iA.-rh! Trust Agreement. dated June
~. 1919, between ;h!s Company and the
~! b"n!n!on Trust Company tnUw State
n"t cay Haak and Trust Company, IN
i"i "h.v.i s.Id Co.laierH. TTus, Agreement
~ huh.red THOUSAND par value OF bonds
= ih!a COMPANY Were issued. we have
rlsriea - redeem on Dccr:YDrr 10. 1874
~! .. The bonds !s,IcG ant Outstanding
aiueT said C.I!a;-ra! Trus; As!.c!n.nt
u! Fay.as therefor me FAC. value thereo.
an also the premium provided FOR in
L-.i agreement
N!t"t ia" SAID redemption dA;.. namely.
D2c'nb-r 10. !s,- III sa.4 LpmIs viii. In
aceor'!"nc" WIZ s4!!. 'Igrp-,ncnl. cease to
H~a- !n'crcst aud H!li cras. to be en-
'..!'i :" the security %; the n!"rtsa..
"sh's ia.Gs-l GuLnT lii. sad agreement
You ~" turtle. ao;.acd :.at tle said
'nhdH should b" presented fer payment a
-" 'ihc" O.: tHu Stat" ana City B.n.
I'D f':'' Company. i!!i l.a.; AiaIu street,
i..chmUH. N.rE.uIn.
eAhHyLi%A rCsiIc SERVICE con-
ny =. {. WHEAT.
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RE- ~ isaac tUR SALE



iVt ACREs-t Farm Tor sale. containing
!9t ~c!e,, more or less. IN yoJd stAi.
%! cultivation: contains N.s h=lus ana
meadow. w!ih funa.ns water e.cn
h"!d C-H hS DaItCg-u from D4.n 10,
sni ''stcfti from slEsanI. .I!Ci. npusa
!eO9Hs !'S'., "..I ana C.sisTu. bsra
with wagon she! anu corn crab. :,A,g.
machine -H"i. hoS Evn ai!g CriO. han
h0u,.a, : oTpci-r- houses. fences In Ia.
Hha1e THIS farm. ~ DDui one IVu:tn
nI1!e on cement road. n.i..s from
pe't!sOuFs. >. Imi.ra from sChovI. farm
can u" oyunEt tor s.kIy nvs hundred
doI.Ats - 4. CEaU..!. LcttJsUuFe. IA.
- ACkG'--tD! sac. Maryland farm.
cohS'hiihs ~ - actvs; a 5000 one ANA
'e!ii eel ~ a La!s~.A. located IA r'reu-
.'.ch County. rOs .,.TlICuiaIs il.t.uI..
%! owner. NARY steu.nhn. Il. d. 80 -
.EuT!nchi. ...I. .aad.
:; ACR ES-FOT sale Is acr.s, cottage
"h''i' !'s", '.'.~r'. $40. ~ al.-s. =
room house. 5000 O!CnaId. C.uA. IOWA
""l on Cui.-.s.r rU.h. OE.J l3.syv. sior.
""i t..."" iAs.''. O.'2".". l..vV. 80.
ar" AVER '-ri". $3.50. r. ". DE Long
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IiOuSCs for Snle

'-'tI J. .----r. ix.i room, dytschrI:
iu.m"tio:s p..srsInn. iTs-t ] - sic.
J-g.e, WIN 4. !id:k.u- < co.
!oHl.A$D rtNn ~ Eanr,G i,uT.
Cha'rr a. by Dir e. from owner
"'n" D" i'ixHianH Iark. lot 5.Nit0:
I"'''-' - modern cOHvrui"Gcc- "a.
'"s~ wiiA cement moor, !Ishis anu
"''"' 'h'c."" h"us"s aEi good .anc-
40 small cNah rsyui-n, and balance
VIZ" r'Ht. tn"ar Madison .s.s-w
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n4.ul DnnuniNS.

1AIIAi DnI,Nni.NS.
We nave d large list or
farms That we can sell at
Jaiga!n prices. Ii you are
.oOnins Tor d farm, large
2..-"ii, see us.
i. l.. l. h. l.. DENOON.
s1l East Main Str2at.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Trustee S Auction Sale

LOTS Il AID Is, BLOCK %. SEC
TipN u, COLONIAL. PLACE. NIA!,
TO AND WEST OG TlI. CORnO-
TAT. LIMITS OF THE CITY or
ELCEIAiOND.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wnntcd-Itc;l Estate

real. ESTATE-Lis; your property with
Us Tor sale or for rsn;. We can sarv.
you. Schmidt. W.ls"n &; Richardson.
lnc.. 20 North Eighth Street.
REAL ESlAT E-L.st your property With
Is for sale vE for rett Merton u
lhhlhi'n.'. Second moor. FRS; Nat!ona.
Dhhk budding Randolph ~ AID IS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
" ani,.,I=L,, iiriii

FLAT OR APARIM Notwithstanding Of
rooms. Kitchen and oath heat fur
:h1hed; must be In desirable neiEhoog-
i+od. by young married ccup!s. no chill.
&c u. state location. rental and coRdi.
i.oh III reply 10 3s3. caro- Tho D.s.
pi.tch.
- 49, tD 40 or tATce rooms. furnished
=. light bookkeeping. ANAL family;
..t"ebie thirty. rr!t!.ncas. lower lTn;
I. J. LkoAn. shV1 Dept A..!oG &
i.,Hdr.
~ MED TO REM or 7-rvum house
In Church HiII or suburbs. a,:, car.
The Dspatch.
TWO ROOMS aLch-n and bath Mart.
.n.nt or fiat. by couple. no children,
reference, 10 ba eIchaHg-9 Wcst I.uc
preferred. Reply. stat!ms location and
rental price 20 $50. care Tnc D,.
patch.
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THOMAS {, GAY.
LEW IS &. WILLIAMS.
ROBERT Il. TAII.EI.
SD .,!nl Masters
.nLted stales ID Amc.lcn.

a.
%. Nfrji
J. q lie Disc Court
'hr 'cs''hs advertisements
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dtCTlONS-LEG1LS
Legal Notices

srtGI%ih---I% rH: CIRCUIT COURT OF
RUSSELL. COUNTY. 70 WHOM IT
NAY cDSCERS:
u IL D.c"."som ct ai....... Co.npla ma n;s
II. s Gibson At al. Defendants
~ CHASCEHY.
u? v!r,u. ot d.c;se o, ;ha Circuit
Court III Rusr-ll County. rendered at It's
September. 1922. term. in The above on
Titled cause, AL persons having aEy claim
20 SUN OF money. amounting 20 3I.Oss.2V.
derived from the sale for PARTITION Di th-
Anis o! he late Chhri.h Carroll. o; kul.
'.H county. virginia. Amongst hin heI.s-
a'-iiw. unlcr tho control o: the said
court Va th- ra!i cau-c IN ,hc hand, o.
It's general receiver. are required /. ap-
pear L'io!" IN. sad court within ninaty
oky' if"r the coin; ictIon Of this publ
cation ami establish their calm.
T-stc.
=. X. COMBS
C!"'h ~ the circuit COuT; 81 Ru,s.u
County. N!rEsn!n.
~ Coyy-Tcste:
T.. r. HARGlS
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Safest Security
To Buy

have n Fifteen Thousand Dollar
arSi mortgage no;c. payable In five
year" secured on the best located
zeal estate III the city. nnu worth
more than dnublc tn. mortga;.c. in
tvrcst of $3.50 ever: SIX months II
Interested address +. q. Box 3l2
Richmonn Va
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" a.,ri--. ,.rn, .,n.r

RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY. Real rs.
tate Department. Sales rentals and
loans Seventh and Main Streets.
FOR RESULTS, list your farms and ci,y
property with Pollard 6 Dngby, 1908
East Main Street.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-09
JOHN CRANDALL HAWKINS
 DEAD AT JEWETT CITI
Especial to The Bulletin)

Jewett City, Nov. S.-John Crandall
 Hawkins, SS. died at his home on East
 Main street Tuesday evening. Mir. Haw-
 kins was born in North Stonington, Sep
 tember 1, 1884. He was the son of John
 and Sally Hawkins. The family moved
 to Bethel soon after March II, 1861 he was married to Nancy A. Holmes of
 Griswold iBetheL), He was in the groc- hery business in East Greenwich when he was married He moved from there to the Brewster farm where the couple lived forty. years since which time they have lived in Jewett City. During his life on
 the farm he specialized in poultry, fancy white turkeys largely. -
 He served in the legislature one term in 1887 He was this towns first selectman 1 two years, He was a member of the
 school board for many years. He was 1 a member of the Congregational church, | being elected as one of it's deacons
 March IS, 1903 and was a member Of 1 the board of trustees. He was elected as a corporator of the JeWett City Say 1 ings bank, July 13, 1893 and vice presi- 1 dent July s, 1903. Since September he l had been acting president on account Of i the death of Rev. E. NJ. Anthony. He is ] the last one of family of seven chil- | dren. He is survived by his wife and z one son, J. E. Hawkins of Norwich, a i nephew, F. E. Hull Of South Coventry and a niece, Miss hnlma L. Hull of 1 Willimantic.
 i Mir Hawkins will be greatly missed in the church and community, in the l church especially to which he was so very loyal, never losing his interest in it's welfare. His passing is a great loss to the church where his pew was never
 empty when his health would permit his being present.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-09
WESTERLY.

The tupaeal of Joseph Cnstagna who died at the Rhode Island h Providence Sunday, was held Wednesday morning from his late home on Liberty street It was one of tho largest Italian funerals ever held h town and the floral tributes showed the esteem in which the deceased was held. A requiem high mass was celebrated at 3 o'clock by Rev. John J. Keane, at St. Michaers church. Burial was in St MichaoEs new cemetery and Father Keane conducted the services at the grave. MT. Costagna was born in Italy and came to this country about tSlrty years ago. He has resided in Westerly for the last 26 years. He IS survived by two daughters, Mrs. Charles Lombardo and Mrs. Anthony Morrone and by two sons, Thomas and Samuel Costagna all of Westerly. |. .- .'.
 Michael J. Turano. who was elected to tho Rhode Island general assembly from the first Westerly district. held\a gecep- ton at bis home Wednesday evening and entertained over one hundred his triends. Refreshments were served and delightful evening was spent. -..
 Byron J. Pcekham has presented to the Westerly Public library typewritten manuscript of the genealogy of the Peck ham family. It Is the, work of B. J. Peckham and the late Stephen F.. Peck. ham and traces the; family back to the fourteeut hcentury
 Mss Bessie Cross of CharIestown wal a caller in Westerly "Wednesday after noon. N ,>.
 Mrs Jean Bryson of Grove avenue hal closed her house in Westerly for the winter and has gone to Boston where sue will reside.
 
 G. P. TSscano, local tailor wh5 re, gently purhased a house and strip o land on Canal street is having the house removed to the rVar of the property. Ht intends in the near future to erect two story brick building on the front of tht lot. Fl
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-09
NUMBER FOUR
(Continued from Page one)

crats, the Massachusetts delegation in the next congress will have the same political complexion as the present. With a ma iority greatly reduced from that of 1916, Senator Cabot Lodge was reelected over his democratic opponent, Colonel Gaston. of Boston.
 SenatoC Lodges plurality was S,245, according to revised figures. His 1916 plurality was 32. 939. The complete vote in tho senatorial contest was: Lodge 413,563, Gaston 405.13S.
 Early figures had placed Senator Lodges lead over his opponent at 1,s45, but 1e-checking later in the day showed the larger figure to be accurate. Colonel Gaston announced tonight that he would demand a recount.
 The democratic gain for congress was in the Seventh district. where William P, Connery, Jr. democrat. was elected over Frederick Butler, republican. The re- publicans retained E seats and the den- oorats carried the two previously demo- cratic. .- In the state ticket the republicans also trfumphed but with pluralities enormous Iy reduced. Governor Charming H. Fox , republican,, won the gubernatorial fight against ohm F. Fitzgerald. democrat. by 56.o45. In the Election of 1920 the piu- rality of Governcc- Cox over his demo, I cratic opponent was 353.519. The state ticket was carried through, but -L easf case the plurality was cut down. l In Boston, Joseph c. Pelletier. run hing as democratic candidate for distric 1 attorney after his removal from office or charges of misconduct, was defeated b3 | District Attorney Thomas c. O'Brien. A 1 the Same time the state carried referen dun bringing into. force an act of thu i legislature requEing district attorneys t be members of the bar. Pelletier wa
 disbarred after his removal from office 1 In the state senate the democrat
 gained two seats and in the state houS 1 27. Two women were elected to the lat
 ter body, the first to win this distinction
 in the state.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-09
JEWETTrCTTY.

A very pretty wedding was solemnized at St. Mary'S church Monday morning at nine o'clock when Miss Mary C. Smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Smith was united in marriage with Will liam ", Sharkey, eldest son of MT. and Mrs. Velo Sharkey. Rev. J. J. McCabe officiated at the nuptial nigh mass. Hugh Sharkey, brother of the rruom ana Francis Mclaughlin, cousin of the groom were the altar atrenuants. A solo, Ave Marie was rendered by Mrs Noel Garand
 The bride was handsomely gowned in steel gray imported French satin crepe with picture hat to match and carried an arm bouquet of white chrysanthe- mums.1 Her bridesmaid; Miss Grace Sharkey, sister of the groom was gowned in Egyptian blue imported chiffon velvet with silver trimmings and hat to match. She carried an arm bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums. The best man was Phillip Smith, brother of the bride The groons' gift to the bride was a walnut cabinet victrola. The brides gift to the bridesmaid was silver rosary beads. The groom's gift to the best men was a pair i of gold cuff links.
 After the ceremony reception was held at the home of the bride wedding i breakfast being served to seventy-f1ye guests Friends and relatives were 1 present. from New York, Boston, Hart
 ford, New Bedford, NOrN ich and Taft
 vile. The bride received large number i of beautiful presents, including furniture, comfortables, blankets, linens, dining 1 room set, china, cut glass, pyrex, silver
 and SIS in gold. The happy couple left amid shower of rice and confetti for phis and Boston.
 : Sale and harvest supper, entertainment
 Pachaug town hall. tonight-ady. 1 A jolly party of friends and neigh. bors gathered at the Palmer homestead ] Tuesday evening. Games were played 1 and refreshments were served. The fea,
 turns by radio and tn musical concer from the broadcasting station of tht i General Electric O.. at Schenectady, N | Later in the evening stations as fal west as Milwaukee, Wis, were picked up 1 The party broke up at late hour ant
 all pronounced it it a most enjoyable ev ening. Friends were present from Jew ett City, Glasgo Pachaug and New York
 / The new singing class which has beel Rorgapized by the Pachaug Communit, Eclub with Charles ID. Geer of Norwicl as instructor, hold it's first meeting il -sest e5+t'. oe "" tt ti''it itooS eFeiit-i5'
 The figures on the vote for justice Q
 the peace in Tuesdays election were a
 follows:
 | Republicans-Benjarnin R. Gardiner | 452; William R. Palmer, 446; William B. Montgomery, AS; John P. Gormar
 45F; Lewis M. Carpenter. 457; Herbert F
 lift, 45psE
 l Democrats--Ara Browning, 5s3; Joh lWelch, 569; Henry E. Olson, 56s; Maxc
 Seymour, 566; John A. Hourigan, 561
 The socialist vote was as follows
 Governor. Martin F. PIunkett. 15; lieu tenants governor, Louis o. Krahl, If {; sec
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-09

former assistant secretary of war ans chairman Of the Ohio division of the As sociation Against the Prohibition Amend ment. tonight issued the following state. rent concerning the defeat of the wine and beer amendment in Ohio at Tues days election:
 Defeat of the amendment is undoubt- edly due to misunderstanding in part o. the voters of the state, caused by the campaign of misrepresentation and mis- statement on the part of the Anti-SalooE league.
 "The question of extreme prohibition has not been settled yet, and will not be settled until the American principles of justice and democracy are rewritten into the constitution of the United States and Ohio."