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week here attending to business. mat.
W. W. sehuhaugh. salesman for
the Davis Brothers DruE company OF
Denver. Is IN h city contracting Gus
toner
II. j. Walters. an assistant cashier
n the Casper National bank. has left
,cr a two weeks vAo1aor.
H.. Z. smith 4 the Casper National
bank has Just returned from Boston.
where he has been spendinS his Va.
cation,
Don Philips left Monday for orsa,
Falls. Mont. where hc wiz look over
Interests OF tho ~Parkerssurg Isi< and
Reel company.
Carl cesser Is leaving this evening
FOR Denver. whore h. expects 10 meet
his father and o. Colorado.
Bert conniey and Glenn pouEla,
returned Monday from Bates Holes
after spending the weekend hunting
". II. Braniff. special agent foi
the Queen Insurance company OF
Denver. Is spending a few days In
town looking over business.
A. II. Barnes OF the Midwest Re
timing offices OF Denver, brother OF
, 1922-09-20
ualnes Freoman
Marriage Friday.

y T. T. Freeman surprised his friends
IA casper sunday BY returning from
ptnver sunday with a charming
bridc. The marriage took place IN
tbo colorado capitol last Friday. The
bride was formerly Mas Helen
ff,inos. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Haines. prominent residents Of
hat city. She Il a graduate Of the
penver Manual Training school The
rroom Is the son Of Judge Fred W.
Freeman OF the Texas on company
md is himself CONNECTED with the
Texas company
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman are building
a beautiful home on South Park
street. They are at the present time
laying at'the HenninE hotel.
, 1922-09-20
business and Professional
Momen's Club 10 Hold Luncheon.

The Business sand Professional
women's club OF Casper. wyo. will
begin It's fiscal yea By a luncheon
N Saturday. September ~. 1879. nj
1 o'clock at the Henning. after a "A
cation period during the summer
months. All members who expect TO
attend are asked to notify DR.. Ida
'Berquiat. zuttermeinter building.
phone 1857. up TO 8 o'clock on Fri
day
Miss Elizabeth Davis. formerly n
member OF the B8rtlesvilie, Okla. n.
r. w. now employed by The Midwest
Refining company here. VIII speak.
and there win be special music.
at a meeting Of the executive board
held recently IL was decided that the
meetings OF the club hereafter would
be in the &c an OF weekly iuncheons
held m Sat$dny. II Is thought that
these weekly iuncheons will be very
suc,essfui In bringing the members
togethrrs and viii prove helpful ana
enjoyable.
Tine club has been organized a lit.
'7le over two years ard at the close
- the fiscal year this spring had -
members. Many new applications for
membership have been received and
il Is expected that the coming year
VIM be the best In the history OF the
club.
, 1922-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. John Higgins OF Glen
rock. are tho house guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy wyiand at their homo ON
woieott street.
Mrs. Eliza Runden loft yesterday
for n short business trip to Denver.
Mrs. H. d. caddy left last night for
Denver TO be gone two weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. w. t. Mahoney returned SUN
week visiting her son. George.
Mr.. and Mrs. William cronin re
turned Sunday from the east where
they have been visiting fc- several
weeks,
MISC Marie Lawier OF the Natrona
Power company. who ha been spend.
Ing the summer in Yellowstone pstk.
has returned to Casper and taken an
apartment in the A. A. siade home on
CY venue.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dworak are
leaving To-Day overland 10 NcbrNSkn
where they will spend two weeks va,
cation.
VIM. Koeher left last night for Lar
annie. After Spending n few days
there he will so oast to enter the Uni.
versity of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keenan, left
last night for Cheyenne to remain
until after the fall election. Mr..
Keenan,, who Is the designer OF many
clever cartoons which have appeared
in the Tribune. viii keep up with the
leading figures at the state capitol. .
Miss Elizabeth Kidd went to Lara,
mic last night to enter the University
OF Wyoming.
Michael shikany is leaving today
for Omaha to enter the creishton
Dental school.
Jack Francis Parker recently re-
turned from Lincoln. Neb.. where he
has been attending the University OF
Nebraska. His health prevented the
continuance or his studies there. Mr..
, 1922-09-20

Parker leaves today 70 enter the Uni
versity Of Colorado.
ara- Garnet vaIlerstsn is thu latest
addition to the faculty OF the South
Casper school. Airs. vaiierssen comes
from Battle Creek. Ia. having taught
the last yea In SIOUX City. shs ar
rived In cssper Saturday and will
teach IN the Kindergarten.
Mrs Ella Lookhart with her two
Grand daushters, Helen sanet and
Nellie Ann Davis. has just returned
from three weeks spent IN Thermop-
oils.
AIR. n Mrs. Alfred r. Lowey mo
torcd TO Denver yesterday to spend a
Miss Emma BuegEemaa has -.
cured a position a. hookkeeper with
tie Casper National bank.
, 1922-09-20
Knights Of Columbus
Hold Meeting Tonight.

The Kaights OF Columbus will hold
the first. meeting OF this year In the
/. q. o. +. hau. Second and wolcott
streets, at S O'Clock. There VIII be
an election of officers for the ensu,
Ing ear followed by a smoker. lunch
con. and entertainment All Visiting
knights are invited 70 this affair.
, 1922-09-20
Ann Covert
Celebrates Birth y.

Little Ann covert. three years Of
age. was hostess to n number OF her
friends At n birthday party yesterday.
Those present were Margaret Nichols.
Brooks Nichols. Richard Walker,
Thaddic Walker. Gene Cooke. Eliza
sylie johnson. Sara Avery ryiet.
Janet Kimba1i. and Ann Bfglin.
, 1922-09-20

Start a savings account with The
United Homo Buiiderr' association
snd put yourself IN a position for a
lean that will cost only 3 per cent
on yearly balances. Suit SOC, Beck.
Bldg. Phone 1880. al9.st
, 1922-09-20
Miss 0nclfa SCOTS
Befrothai Announced.

The man Casper friends OF Miss
oneita Scott win b pleAsed 10 loarn
Of her betrothal TO John Wesley
Wolfe. The marriage viii take piac.
September Q IN Dcrver. After Sep.
their home IN Lusk.
thci rhome In 1.usk.
, 1922-09-20
City Briefs

7. b. Hoffcr. president OF the Fcns.
and on company, Ia in the city to at.
tend a meeting OF Fensiand officials.
A. S. Warren OF the Mccord.Brady
company OF Omaha, Is stopping for a
few days In Casper.
. -
A.. h. Lawrence ls a business man
Of New York City who arrived in
Casper yesterday to remain for a few
days.
Ted vandAveer. nephew OF G. NJ.
vandaveer. came up from Iarmaie
last night to visit for a brief period
here.
Frank Burk. formerly Of Missouri
Valley. now OF Casper. returned yos
terday after spending n two weeks
vacation in the east.
r. Bliss of Grinnell. Iowa, arrived
In Casper SATURDAY. to take the place
OF Mr.. Walker ms saies:nan FOR the
Wlggins shoo store.
W. II, MeElhaney is here from CT,
ieite and viii spend the rest OF the
, 1922-09-20

Classified a In fh- tribune nr
winners and possibly the keys We
sire with every o paid AZ Office win
win you = big prixr. s-feff
, 1922-09-20
Presbyterian Aid
20 Wee ThurNaAx.

The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid 20
cie,y viii meet at "a ,. m. tomorro w
in the church pariors. Mrs. ]. c
Keith's committee Will be in charge.
Strangers are welcome.
, 1922-09-20
Reid Miller
Wedding Today.

Miss Mary Reid and Mr.. David Mil.
Or were quietly married at . o'clock
this morning by the Rev. Lewis L.
Carter at the Methodist church. Mrs.
y. A. Smith and Mrs. Carter were
Witnesses 10 tho occasion.
Following the marriage ceremony.
Mrs. Arda johnson ave a splendid
Wedding breakfast TO the couple at
her residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left overland for
Colorado Springs TO visit the PARENTS
Of tho bride. They viii return in two
weeks and viii be at home 70 their
many friends at Fifth and Jefferson
streets.
The groom has been employed at the
Standard refinery here, while Mr..
Miller has been for some time CON
neoted with the local postoffice.
, 1922-09-20

Ncbehnhs
Meet Tonight. p
Na;rcna Rebekah LodEs No. n will
meet In regular sessio. this evening.
The driil team win practice. Refresh
mcnfs VIII be served after tho bust
ness Is dispensed with. Visiting mem.
bers are invited TO be present.
, 1922-09-20
Mrs. warIdey Entertains
for House Quest.

Mrs. ]. c. Warkley i- entertaining
from , until . o'clock this afternoon
at a pleasant bridge tea for her house
guest, Mrs. r. n. Matson OF Chcy.
enne. who i spending the week with
Mrs warkiey.
, 1922-09-20

Lathrop cabin at he foot, Of Casper
mous--sn. This. is atiss Nichols rsv.
snth birthday.
, 1922-09-20
Christian Aid
to Meet.

Mrs. Carol will entertain the La.
dies' Aid society OF the Christian
church to1orrow afternoon at her
home in the Ardmore.
, 1922-09-20
Mrs. b, b. Brooks
Entertains.

Mrs. B. b. Brooks entertained at a
delightful luncheon given in honor OF
Mrs. r. w. Matson of Cheyenne. The
toral decorations were asters artist
caliy arranged. Honors were taken
by Mrs, p. c. Nicolaysen and Mrs, G.
II. Bagens, Mrs. Matson received I.
guest prize.
, 1922-09-20

". II, MeElhRney is. here from CT.
leite and Will spend the rest OF the
, 1922-09-20
Chinese Tea
WIN BE Given.

a Chinese tea viii take place In the
Methodist church Thursday at s p. m.
This occasion win be a shower for
Miss Abei's school in China. Wash
clothes or tooth brushes will be the
admission fee. since 500 of each OF
these are needed. Chop suey VIII be
served and an interesting program
viii be provided
, 1922-09-20

OUR INSURED SAVINGS PLAN
gives you the key to success.
Write or call and we will gladly |
send n representative to unfold
the attractive features of this
great thrift agency for you.
, 1922-09-20
Oriental Pageant
To Take Place.

To Take Place.
An oriental pageant will be given In
the Methodist church next Sunday
night at s o'clock. The leading parts
viii, be taken by Mr.. Melville r. os.
borne. 81 India. and Mr.. Williams OF
Denver. Other parts will be taken
by the pastor OF the church, Rev. l..
E. Carter and by Jack Ruts. More
than thirty others will be In the cast
q characters. This pageant will pic
ture the III. OF India and show the
problems that the missionary of India
has TO e Mr.. Osborne was born
in india. His grandparents were mas,
sacred in the Indian Sepoy irutiny.
His father was M OF the most In.
NOUS and eloquent missionary .ectur.
>ers In the world and spent - years IN
india as a missionary. Wherever this
pageant has been given, in Denver.
m other large cities It has won the
highest commentator. Tho cast will
all be dressed In oriental costumes.
No charge win be made for the pageant
but a free.wln offering will be taken
10 help defray the expenses OF Mr..
Osborne and Mr.. Williams. The pub.
Ito is invited.
Tho rcheasni OF the pageant will be
held next Sunday at 4 p. m. and all
who TO take psrt in It win meet at
the church at hat time.
Pest Noble Grand
Meeting Postponed.
The Past Noble Grand club did
not hold Its regular meeting today.
HI next meeting will b. held in octo.
Der. II was
Mrs. Norris to
Entertain Sc. Marks Guild.
Mrs. c. V. Norris will entertain the
ladies' of the Saint Marks guild
Thursday at her home on David
street.
Mrs Lafhrop Entertalns
Little Felix's ut Picnic.
Mrs. H. II. Lathrop Is entertaining
the friends OF Margaret Nichols AT n
picnic dinner being hold ut tho
, 1922-09-20

A. II. Barnes of the Midwest Re
nning otfees Of Denver, brother OF
, 1922-09-20
Pest Noble Grand
Meeting POSTPONED.
Mrs, Laihrop Entertalns
Little Felix's ut Picnic.

Mrs. II. II. Lathrop Is entertaining
the friends OF Margaret Nichols at a
picnic dinner being hold at tho
, 1922-09-20

VIM. Koeher left last night for Lar
annie. After Spending n few days
there he Will go cast to enter the Uni.
versity OF Chicago.
, 1922-09-20

Miss Elizabeth Kidd went to Lara
mic last night to enter the University
OF wyoming.
, 1922-09-20

Michael shikany is leaving today
for Omaha TO enter the Creighton
Dental school.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-19
ASHFORD

John Bartok is to have a new barn.
 Visitors at The Oaks Sunday were Mir. and Mrs. Darrow of New London, Mrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-19
JEWETT CITY

A meeting of the stockholders of the
 Jewett City Trust company was held at
 10 a. m Thursday in the banking rooms
 of the company in the Rioux block. It
 was the most important meeting, directly
 controlling local financial matters, that was ever held in Jewett City. April 22
 the president, both vice presidents and the secretary and treasurer, together with the entire local membership of the board of directors, offered their resigna- tions, which were accepted The reasons given for these resignations was that the local management was not wholly satis- fled with the procedure and policies of the New York control. This control ex- isted only by the scant margin of two shares The next day, after this not altogether unforecasted shakeup, the bank stemmed run upon it's deposit accounts to the tune of over $100,000. The depos- it's at that time would doubtless have been cleaned out but for the fact that there was apparently no end to the cur rency in sight Since that time the business of the bank has been as noth- ing, the comparison appearing in sharper figures. because compared with the first three weeks, when deposits often ran aS high as $40 900 in a single day. At the meeting held Thursday morning the New York controlled stock was taken over by local people, so that now the Jewett City Trust company is home-owned and home. controlled. In taking up the offer o1 Thursday the New York people virtually accepted conditions of transfer which l they so decidedly turned down less thar a month ago. The Bulletin correspond ent
 learned that the meeting was not of tht
 stormy order. also that in relinquishinl the control of stock held by them tn,
 New York holders stand to suffer no ap
 preciable loss. The meeting spelled tn, | difference between existence and liquida
 tion, and there were none present whc
 were not possessed of a full realization O
 that current fact. Now it is the plan tt
 hold a meeting next Monday, at whicl
 time it will be in order to accept tn,
 resignations of the passing officials tha
 have been in charge of the bank sine April "A. There will also be an election | and all-round reorganization, president two vice presidents and secretary an,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-19

The mosquito campaign has begun and plans are being made to exterminate the pest here and at the beaches AL recent town council meeting 1t was eA nIaineC that the state would appropriate s75O and the town of Westerly S15O ahc the shore resorts the balance. Thomas Eonclay who has charge of the work mas about 25O gallons of oil which has been used in spraying the breeding places ne- tween Watch Hill and Weekapaus' Nrummychugs will be put in the ponds to destroy the skeeters.
 The annual review and inspection oi the Rhode Island national guard oy '1cN. san Souci twill take place at the s.sAe armory in Cranston, Monday eVenng' May 22. The 34Sth company, 2. A. of Westerly, will take part The pro- cram for the evening includes band concert from S.15 to S.45 o'clock, exhi- bition drill from S.45 to s.25, review ana inspection from 9.25 to 9.45, followed by dancing until midnight. The members or the 349th will assemble at the state arnnory at e.15 o'clock and take the 6.4O train. Only sickness will excuse any member from taking part in the review and inspection. This company always looks forward to this time.
 The Rhode Island companies of the national guard, C, "A. O.' "hion iiiNtNN the c A. c. of Westerly will camp at Forts sreble and Getty, leaving July s Sunday and will remain in camp 10 days.
 The final meeting of Westerly's Music club was held Wednesday evening at the home of Misses Elizabeth and Phoebe Perry on Margin street. A delightful musical program was enjoyed by the members.
 Mrs. Irene Brainard of Stonington has
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-19
PLAINFIELD

MT. and Mrs. Adolph Lavigne and fam fly gave May basket party Saturday to MT. and Mrs. Josephat Fournier of 104 Main street, Baltic, making the trip by automobile. / cream, cake, sand. wiches, soda. canuies, etc, were served. Vocal selections were rendered by Miss Rosa6elle Lavigne, Mrs. Henry Lavigne. Mrs. Philip Houle, Prosper Lourette and Mrs Wifred Lavigne. and dancing was enjoyed, music being furnished on the piano by Henry Lavigne, violin. Mathia Lavigne, and harmonica, Mrs. Henry La vigne Others who attended were Mrs. Matthias Lavigne, son Lionel and daugI- ter Doris, MT. and Mrs. Philip Houle, Mir. and Mrs. Wilfred Lavigne and daughter Blanche of Moosup, Fred Lavigne and Miss Florence Brelsford, Miss Lydia La. vigne, MT. and Mrs. Adolphus Fournier Misses Leona Fontaine, Rose Benoit and Rose Mueller of Taftville were recen, visitors in Plainfeld.
 Lawrence Krauss left Tuesday night for three months visit to Germany Plainheld Military band, of which he i: l the leader, escorted him to the station. l. Swartz of Hartford spent Tuesda, l with Plainfield friends
 ] Isadore Mercier was in Danielson Wed
 nesday
 Joseph Cournoyer recently purchased | new automobile.
 | MT. and Mrs. Harry Hilton, who re gently came to Plainfield from England
 and who have been living at the home .
 MT. and Mrs. Leathers, have taken I tenement on Lawton Heights. 1 Business callers on Wednesday includ 1 ed J. P. Dloway of Boston, F. M Clear l of Hartford and R. L. French of Uncas | ville
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-19
SENATOR USDERwoon
 DIscoURsEs ON TARIFs

Washington. May 1S-Asserting thai senate republicans. or most of them. had decided to accept the pending tarin bill as reported by the finance committee. Senator Underwood of Alabama. tho democratic leader, declared today in the senate that he wanted the record on the measure so clear that this would be tho issue in the fall campaign and that the people could pass judgment on the bill
 They Ohe repubiicans) are not goinG to consider the various items as pre- sented," Senator Underwood ssid. "ano the only jury to which we (the demo crats) can appeal is the jury that must pay the taxes
 The minority leader was discussing . paragraph in the bill dealing with dut.ef on pigments for paints. He said tnt was one of the items that the peoph could understand and that | could bs made clear that the only purpose was t build up a tariff wall to increase thf profits of the producers"
 Tt has been stated repeatedly here iI | the debate on this bill that the taxes or the various items in this chemical sched. ule were so small that the people would not feel them. This tax does come hons to the people. It comes to the home it self"
 Senator Underwood said the dutie. proposed could not be justified from { standpoint of revenue CT because the in dustry could not eX st without them al the producers had nroS- under rnucl lower rates He cs,ied attention that Il ] 1920 exports of finished pains amounte, to S2e. .OoO 900. wi e. imports total on,, s3.ooo.oo and added;
 ''I su--r-c --sr ,-r-- ,'l-- r -'- f7N to keep that 2s.ooa. .ooo "u, euu:i .y.'
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-19
GOSHEN

An airship was seen Wednesday trav- cling toward the northeast. Another airship was heard during the after nooE.
 Mrs. L. B. wooding of North Haven has been guest of friends here this week.
 Rev. (Miss) Lydia Hartig has new automobile
 MT. and Mrs. William Curry, Jr.. and family were guests of friends here over the weekend. B. R. York returned with them to Springfield as a guest Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. E. H. Mccall entertained the Ladies Aid society Tuesday afternoon A. J. Randall and I. M. Jones have declared war against the insect pests of the apple trees, beginning the second spraying, the most important one, fol the fruit crop. The liquid spray is
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-19
WESTERLY

'antered the emplay of Otto seidner in his new store in Westerly. Mrs. Brain- ard is bookkceper.
 Thursday morning the officers of the Broad Street Christian church held successful rummage sale in the csureh parlors good sum was realized.
 raptain Christie Mcconnell whose eve was iniured by a cinder while lighting fires in wyoming has been confined to nis home at Watch Hill
 Miss Florence Mahoney of New o1rk is at her home on Liberty street.
 Edwin B. Stillman attended the ban ! auet on the new s. s. Majestic at New York
 David Dadley Phelps, of New York, who has been here looking after his property at Watch Hill, has returned.
 Col. Arthur N. Nash, who has been at Concord, N H, where he attended the annual meeting of the Grand Chapter of Masons, of the state of New Hamp- shire, has returned home.
 Mrs Muliati of Summer street, IS critically i'll at her home.
 Thomas Feeney of Mystic, who has suffered a shock, is the father of Mrs. Francis Connors of Lester street, West erly.
 The Lorraine Mfg. Company has let the contract for building several houses on lower Mechanic street and FIltield Court to a Pawtucket contractor, who will build the frame work at once. This concern has built many homes for those employed at the mill here, having done away with many of the old houses which were located on Mechanic street when they built the large addition to their mill The cottages and boarding house are al taken and more places are to be built te accommodate more of the help. WorH | has been brisk during the present year lagrer output has been made than fol some time past and the mill has beer running steadily althroughout the year | Westerly people are employed here anC many hundreds are furnished work Orders are reported coming in steadily On and after June 1st work Ut thu American Thread company will probably be increased and the mill be kept run ming on full time. At present only : few departments are working.
 Today (Friday) the Westerly Higi school baseball team will go to Ston ington and play Stonington Hig,l school
 The Westerly highway department il at work this week repairing Elm street l where all the Watch Hill traffic come in the summer. It is understood tha this department is not hiring any unfol men, on any of the work on the high ways, because of the fact that they be long to a body which allowed them t uphold the men in stoning laborers wh were willing to work on the jobs whil they were on strike during the past tw months. The sewer work is at stand still and the contractors released fror their contract, just when this work vii again be taken up has not been deternl ined, but probably work on the sewer vii not be underway this summer at leas
 as the streets are being put in shap by the highway department where lei rough by the sewers being put in
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-19

made up of water. lime. sulphur. arse nate of lead and black leaf 40.
 A number of farmers have bought from the government several ton of barbed wire costing about s2s a ton.
 Josf Feldman- of Oakland farm Is the first farmer to plant corn, putting into the ground May 15 about five acres. When the oak leaves are the size of a squirrels ears, 1t Is time to plant corn. was the advice of the Red man to the Palefaces in the early days.
 Arbor day was celebrated at the Goshen Hill school with special exer- cises and the planting of a tree.
 The Community Club held meeting Wednesday evening. The evening being threatening the attendance was no. large, but a pleasant evening was spent. The club paper, The Goshen News, was read to the entertainmet and amusement of those present. There were musical selections and severa. games were played.
 If plans materfalize Lebanon is an. ticipating good. old time celebration July 4th. It is hoped that the memor ial honor roll tablet will be ready fol unveiling by then. there will be goot music, speaking, a picnic and other at fractions.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-19

Be fair to yourself. you sufferer from rheumatism. no matter what form. Get from your druggist package of Rheuma the guaranteed prescription. Use the en- tire bottle and If you don't think 1t has given you quick and sure relief, say so. and you can have your money back.
 Isn't that a fair offer? Can you see any deceit about IL? What chance do you take7 Absolutely none.
 Then get bottle of Rheuma today. It's reputable physicians prescription. altogether different from remedies usual iy prescribed. free from narcotics, and perfectly harmless.
 Rheuma acts on the kidneys and helps to force the uric acid from the swollen joints and other lodging places. It should