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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
BLACK HAND
LETTERS ASK
FOR MONEY
Police Probe Threats to
Capital Society
Leaders

WASHINGTON, Feb. g.
Threats of death unless larg,
sums Of money ranging from
Sl5,O00 to S25. 900 are paid were
said by Washington police To-
day to have been received with
In the last few days By four
prominent society leaders Of the
capital The police as well as
department Of justice opera
tiveS were said 10 be- investigat
nag the origin Of the threats.
The threatening letters. il
was said by a prominent police
official. have been received bv
Henry White, former American
ambassador 10 France and one
of the American commissioners
10 the Versailles conference
Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh. widow
Of the late Montana copper
king Mrs. Scott Townsend.
well known society leader aud
Madame Christian Hauge.
widow Of a former Norwegian
minister to the United States.
Police and department Of jus-
ucc officials alike were dislnclnei
10 discuss the matter and friends
of several OF those reported to
have received the letteru denied
any information as to threats
Definite inforu.ation. however.
was obtained from the police that
an investigation was being made
and one police official said an ar
rest was expected az any time
The letters. according Co the po-
lice. instructed the recipients o.
leave the sums demanded in lone
~ spots around the city ono of
the recipients. it wBs said. wa
told tu put the money lu a tin
can and drop % out Of her nu-
tomobil" at certain ulHce Tho
chief of the womcns bureau of
She police department D. WINS as-
serted. followed out the direction
with plain clothes mon stationed iu
the vicinity but mo- one picked up
the can.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
BAPTISTS RESUME
WAR ON DANCING,
8 OUSTEO. CLAIM
| Hand of Fellowship
Said to Be With
drawn From Unre-
penting.

because thcy arr said 20 have
anticipated in dancing as "a uf.sn-
4 cnloS mont and Hre sutd "a have
Hfuscd 60 mend their way the
irsi Baptist church has Withdrawn
he hand ~ fellowship from nine
members uf the church according
' Information given ont bv some
.f the church mDmhcrs today
bnc of the oust.d members D.
aid 90 D" son OF ono 0f the dea
uus OF tho church The announce
mont thar the alleged sktppcra of
nc light fantastic would be- drop
god from The membership roll is
nld 70 have been made az the reg
Ilar midWcek meeting OF the
hurch last night
The action Of tho Church in liter
.IIY cNpelling the dancers Is tho
-"sult of resolution which was
adopted bS the church memhcr-
wear ago II was said az that time
That no church members would he
flowed TO dance ana that those
who even believed boo dancing would
NOT be allowed tn t,arh SUNDAY
school classes or sing in thr church
choir
According 20 an announcement
iu the bulletin OF the church recent
N tho Participants Of The dance are
condemned IN tho wngdH fellow
ehip WAS first broken with God
and then fellowship was broken
with the church when these world
"a members wilfully deficd the will
~ the church
u WIS said today that several
Of the momhcrs who had been at-
ieudtng dances appeared az the
needing last night and nfter re-
penting OF their dancing were al
lowed 10 remain on the church roll
II WAS those who ala not appear
o. make repentance that we're
dropped. II is said The list Of
members aid TO be ousted. In
Clude members OF some OF the most
prominent families la tn, church
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
BROKERAGE FIRM
FAILS. LIABILITIES
ABOUT MILLION
John Burke, Former
u. S. Treasurer,
Loses Everything

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.- Liabili-
ties OF the brokerage firm % Kar-
dos and Burke, which last night
went into the hands Of receiver.
were variously estimated here to-
day at from 100000 to $500. D.
600. John Burke former treasur-
cr Of the United States. whose sig
nature appeared on bank notes is
sued early In 1913 until his rcsig-
nation little more than year
ago declared to-day he had lost
everything In the collapse OF the
business Bankers who had been
associated with him tn business
were quoted as asserting their be
lief that he had been an limo
cent dupe' In the development of
the amazing situation revealed by
the failure
Matters relating to the firms AT
fairs were TO be discussed nt tho
office ~ the attorney for Robert
n, Stephenson, receiver. here to-
day. Legal actions against a num-
her Of firms that are members nf
the Now York Stock Exchange
might "a was intimnted. be insti-
tuted. II was indicated tina II
these suits were successful. the
firm might pay rs creditors dol
lar
John Burke was three timea
governor OF North Dakota before
becoming treasurer of the United
states In March 1918. His part
ner. Louis Montgomery Kardos,
was goor immigrant from Hun
gary nine years ago and found his
firs; employment in the federal
district a. $40 a week mossen-
ger The firm had branches in
Philadelphia. Boston Washington.
pittsburgh, 81 Loutk and other
cities,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
WASHINGTON SOCIETY LEADERS GET DEATH THREATS
Cold Wave Sweeps Through
Middle West; Trains Delayed
By Blizzard in Northwest

CHICAGO. Fcb. 23.-The cold
wave that has held the whole
northwest In its grip Tor more fhan
twenty -four hours continued there
today ana spread down through
Iowa, Missouri Oklahoma. Kan
sas and northern Texas ns well
as east OF f,c Mississippi diver
The drop In temperature was
felt early today In Chicago and
the mercury kept sinking az the
day advanced. Ry tonight the
thermometer was expected 20 Doe
huvcring about the i0-abuve-zero
marx, according to weather bu-
rcau forecasts. although yesterday
Chicago had its warmest wash
ington's birthday temperature
since the establishment ~ the
weather bureau here ia 1874. the
mercury reaching 81 degrees.
Illinois and Indiana. which rc-
ported hiEh temperatures ycstrr-
day. were also beginning tu feel
the cold snap TODAY
In Missouri. kansas. oklahoma
and northern Texas the warm
soaking rains of ye4' crday had
turned 10 sl'et today with tho
sudden drop OF temperature TO be-
low freezing Streets In the cities
ana towns of the southwest were
covered with sheets OF ice
In the nufthWcs' temperatures
continued 20 fall with the mark
reaching from to t2 below zero
iu MinneHota and tho pakotns
Train schedules and wire commu-
uicatiun- were .ilil seriously in
erruptoi ono death was report
cd as Rochester MINI. through
short rt-circuitcd electric wire. due
to the storm.
Northern aud southern Mime
sofa were IN the grin of the bliz-
znrd. NJ well as western Wiscon-
fiu. Duluth reported nearly thir-
~ inches of snow. with drifts in
many places more than twenty
feet high
Many trains running out ~ Min
ncnpuiis ana 81 Paul were from
three to twcnty-fot- hours late
ANA several were reported stalled
In drifts, several hundred icle-
graph poles of the American Tcle-
phon" and Telegraph company In
Wisconsin we're haa9pcz. OF dur
ing the sleot storm. No estimate
q the loss was available today.
Damage was also reported from
many other quarters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
|ECALL Of
AMBASSADOR
| HARVEY ASKED
Congress.
nan Offers Resolu-
ton of Inquiry

~ sHINGTON. Feb. %. A re-
ition designed to bring about
recall from England of Am-
sador Harvey was introduced
ly by Representative Ryan. rc-
lican. New York. The measure
poses a congressional investi-
on of statements made ~ the
|lassndor while abroad with "a
Of having him detached from
post In London.
| |ho introduction Of tho rcsolu b
follows "a speech by Senator
4 at Chicago last night In
N he demanded Ambassador
vcy be recalled ana his ere
performances erased from
rocollcctlon of man"
ecd's address wds delivered
re the Chicago council.
nds of Irish Freedom. lie par
arly took exception to Har-
recent speeches which he
cd was a demand for a union
merica with Great Britain ana
America join In alleged en-
ling alliances with world pow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
Moon Too Tickle
To Govern Date
Of Easter, Says

ST. LOUIS. Feb. aa-Thc
moon h. too Inconsistent
planet 20 govern the date OF
Easter. In the opinion Of ltcv
NJ $. brennan, Astronomer
priest % this city. who has cN-
pressed hope that the counucl
~ astronomers called hy tha
late Pope Benedict NN for re-
meeting in Rome next April will
iccidc Go eliminate the moon na
% means ~ determining the
iatc OF the paHchal Feast.
Father Brennan recently slg-
gestcd that "a certain date hr
fixed or certain SUNDAY. and
suggested that cither Aprii S
or the SECOND sunday ia April D.
designated the day. on which
the churches celebrate Easter
The present method of fixing
no first sunday following the
first fun moon after the vernnl
equinox Father Brennan paints
out. leaves a range 81 - da3-
Tor the Easter feast. and hy fla
ing certain day or "a certain
sunday, he believed the cunfus-
ion could be avoided.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
PLNN SECOND uuNT
iOR PISTOL USED

Los ANG BLES frh ga srC-
ond search was planned hero today
~ the location where Harry NJ.
Field. under arrest in Detroit wus
reported to nave said the pistol
used to 1851 William Desmond Tay-
lur. film director. had been dIs-
posed oi
Deputy shcrlff~ made search
last night upon receipt of "a felo-
gram from Detroit authorlfies COM
tlininr Fields alleged declaration
ON The subject. lut without results.
They also announced they would
look today fnr l bank teller who.
"urdInE tp other Information
given out ln Detroit by Fields.
changed "a 81 900 bin. lu order that
u.rsuu~ named Boy him n- having
nmlttevd the murder might nave
Iu with which Co pay him Tor
driving the automobile lu which
..Hy rode rl the Taylor apartments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
sLI;tT AND ICE
COVER lsOITTIIM Est

KANSAS CITY. Feb 20. Per
sons living In most sections of the
southwest slipped. skidded or
ska'rd about their business today
as a result of a severe glaze
storm
warm soaking rains which fell
yesterday over the greater part q
Missouri Kansas. oklahoma and
northern Texas turned To- sheets 81
Zee when the temperature sudden
iy dropped during the night.
The rains In most localities
broke a long drought
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
ONE TO THREE INCHES
on IGE IN MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL, MINI, Frh. %. In
some parts Of southern Minnesota
the ground was covered with from
one 90 three inches Of ice.
children skatcd to and from
school Seven high school students
Of Welcome MINI. sketcd eight
miles o. Fnirmont on the public
highway.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
LIGHT sNowTNIL
At SILVER CITY

SILVER CITY. \ NJ. Fob. ga
\ Dh1n-o iu weather following
heavy wludH yesterday brought
light snowfall 10 encourage stock
men and others In this district.
The watersheds In This section
have had an Insufficient coating
of snow this year and heavy fall
is much needed 20 insure moisture
for next summer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
FORMER GUIDE AT
GRAND CANYON WEEDS

CHANpSEE Aria, Feb 20 w.
W t-Bill Hurctt for MANY
years chief guide in tho Grand
1uVon aud characterized In soy.
cral novels. the plots OF which
were sct In the southwos' and
Miss Muricl Denis. daughter uf fhe
Roy. r. W Donis ot WnshiuFfo on.
-. g., were married here todHy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
iIIIDS ms LONG
WECOIiD A. DIit q PEDDI4ER

NEM NpEk. Fob. 22 Harry
80 Fields, "a prisoner of the De-
fr'it police. who claims De can
furnish leading clues IN the VIII
ma Desmond Taylor murder at
los Angeles February !. has a
long record hero us a drug pod
H'"r, pickpockot and stool pigeon
f"r federal authorizes. 10 was rec
.ua'cd today by Narcotic Agent
.llph Dilpr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
|T9SHOW OPENS
WITH BIG CROWD
| IN ATTENDANCE
Cars Representing
% Makes Are on
Exhibition

large number 90 people were
Band when tho doors az tn"
5lry opened at one O'Clock this
tnoon To- have their first look
|he latcft models OF ears on
BAY nt the fifth annual auto
lo show By the time the pro-
h. which officially started OF
three day event. started at
O'Clock. the armory was w"ll
ere are 80 automobiles. repre-
ng 20 makes on tho main
in the different exhibits. All
he latest models. and the Ia
In automobile design and
hmcnt while the cars on dis
show few radical departures
models ~ tho past few years.
how q steady advance toward
ction IN design. that make
FOR beauty and utility.
+ booths of accessory dealers
Id the balcony also show
thing that H. M 20 date IN au-
biio parts These exhibits in
many novel ideas ana adj
4 yhent toward simplifying au-
lc running hnd smoother
crai 81 the automobile dis
are drawing considerable
bent from those ht the show
II every possible design and
including coupes, roadsters
sines. touring cars. and one
Tho Essex company has q
on exhibit, with which tho
ng Of the engine Is demon
a. II II chsed in glass IN
OF metal 50 that the action
nry part can be followed.
different makes Of cars OK
4 are: Nash Jordan. EsseN
StudebuEer. Chevrolet.
pc. Durnnt. Franklin. Roo.
and. WHY'S knight, Pack
Lincoln. Ford. Hupmobilc.
lobilc and Dodge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
New York Stock
Brokers Fail for
Nearly :. Million

NEW YORK. Feb aa su4psu-
sion of $ s. Ruskuy a GO Huck
brokers, was announced from tho
rnstruw or the Consolidated t.N-
ohanrN today and was followed Ir
haUE ruptry proUcadire- Indicating
liabilities ~ s. 500 600 and asset
uf 81 Boo 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
RIOTS IN TOXIC
OVER SUFFRAGE

TOXIC, Feb 20 tBy the AZ.
sociated Press Disorders broke
Duf ln Toxic this evening in cor.
nrciion with domonstr lions ln ft-
Nur ~ the oNtTn-inu of 'nr SUE
unge By O'Clock tonight TO-
tal or 30 arrests had brsn made
and roo persons had boon more
or less battered hy police rrsrrprs
who were called 90 auelI tho dia-
turbnnCCs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
Irish Signatories
To Treaty Called
To a Conference

LONDON. Feb. 23-Cny the A..
snrinted pressl The Hsltish gov
crnment has invited the irish
signatOrics TO the Anglo-irish
treaty 20 come 10 London Tor an
early conference on the whole sit
uation. u was announced In tho
house of commons today by Win
ston Churchill, secretary Tor the
colonies,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

lea Hours Eudihg & A. NJ
|mum velocity OF wind.
K'r hour. 22, prevailing
1tln southwest, character
Iday. partly cloudy.
state weather.
+ 'w Mexico; Unsettled to-
with snow nOrh ana east
Ions Friday. fair and colder
ht east portion with mod
cold wave east of noun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
STORM WARNINGS
On ATLANTIC COAST

NEW YORK. Feb. 90 storm
warnings were ordered hCisted to-
day from Delaware Hrrakwatcr to
Enstport. Me. Gales were predict
ed for late tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
BULLETINS

los ANGELES. Feb 23-Earl
RoEers. once kuowrI a. one Of the
great criminal lawyers OF the west.
dropped dead today in a hotel
room The body was found by
business associate.
FORT WORTH Tex. Fob. "a
Effected livestock II being SNUG
glcd into Texas from New Mex
leo. ] r. BoDg-Scpit. chairmuu Of
She state livestock sanitary COM
mir-iou charged here today. iIc
advocated passage Of q law carry.
ing a penalty against bringing IN
infected stock. Al present. he said.
tho inspectors only can turn back
tho stock and allow the owner %
so uumolcstod.
wAsHIN NGToN. Feb. "a
inyestigai by the senate iu-
dietary committee into the cligi-
bility of senator Smoot. rrnubli-
can. NJ Utah, and Representative
Burton. republican. of Obs iu
serve on the allied doht commits
sion wnH proposed IN resolution
Introduced today hy = 'ttDr
Walsh, democrat. of Montana. Ac-
ion on the resolution Went over.
JACKSON. Miss Feb % Gov
crnor Russell. In Il special mos
sage 90 the legislature today
charged certain fire Insurance in
tercsts with ~esponsihiI'y for the
100000 breach OF promise suit.
brought against him by Miss
Frances BirkhcRd. who also ale
legged seduction
enc AGO. Feb IA dozen
armed bandits today backed two
trucks up 90 n warehouse % 'he
United states Industrial Alcohol
company and, after ovcrpowcrlnR
half n Dozen employees. londed the
trucks with barrels OF alcohol and
escaped,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

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pCrniure as.
lowest tenn
ncrnf urc 80,
daily range
temperature
Is m e a u
daily TEN
po~uturc 49,
eiativo hu
niditY q D.
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ity q a. m
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23

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sue Of The Herald. It's '"rOday's News To-
day"--the most complete aud reliable news
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
HALE.A-(ENT

rusts. " an Investment IErraId Want Ads arc
the biggest producers ON rccurd-no matter
what YOU want 10 buy or soiI
The American Jewish world., 1922-07-07
THE TRUTH is OUT.

The Lowell-Benesch correspond
ence reveals the anti-Semitic policy
of Harvard. Because anti-Semitism
has become widespread in this coun-
try President Lowell thinks it right
to limit the admission of Jewish stu
dents to Harvard to 20 per cent In
other words because some students
and other Christian people have been
infused with the venom of anti-Semit-
ism, the Jews must be punished, de-
prived of the right of education.
This logic and the oppression of Ne
gro students in the university point
to the fact that the instructing staff
of Harvard University is anti-Semitic
at heart, Notwithstanding DR.. Low
ellis assurance to the contrary.
We believe we are not so far from
the truth if we suggest that this anti
The American Jewish world., 1922-07-07

the Columbia Minnesota Motor, Inc,
in Minneapolis, are the agencies
through which Mr.. Appel is distribut-
ing the new car Associated with him
are Carroll F. Cole, superintendent of
the Service department, William w.
Tebo, sales manager, in the automo-
bile business for the past sixteen
years, Maurice Schuman, manager of
used car department, Leo G. Weaver,
auditor and secretary, and Mrs. F.
Durbar, assistant secretary, all with
the st. Paul company. In Mime
apolis, Mr.. James Grieves, formerly
with the Northwest National Com
pany, is in charge of the wholesale
department. Mr.. G. D. Buckpiett is
the retail sales manager of the Min
neapolis company.
The American Jewish world., 1922-07-07
AUXILIARY PICNIC WELL
ATTENDED,

Mrs. M. Lavansky, president of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Sons of Abra-
ham Synagogue, desires to express
her appreciation for the splendid CO.
operation of Auxiliary members at
the picnic given for the Jewish Hos
pital, last Sunday. The affair was
very successful, over four hundred
members and friends attending.
The Auxiliary held an important
meeting on Wednesday afternoon at
the Deutsche Haus, 444 Rice street.
The American Jewish world., 1922-07-07
JUNIOR ASSOCIATION EXCUR-
SION TUESDAY, JULY II

Final arrangements for the excur-
sion to be given Tuesday evening, July
18th, by the Junior Hebrew Co-opera-
ed. Members are looking forward to
one of the largest crowds of the sea-
son. The excursion is being given for
the benefit of the Neighborhood House
and Jewish Home for the Aged fund
An eight piece orchestra will furnish
the music.
The American Jewish world., 1922-07-07
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
HENRY APPEL OPENS NEW
AUTO AGENCY

Mr.. Henry Appel, for many years
a travelling salesman representing
jewelry houses, and who, during the
past few years, has been engaged in
the automobile business in st. Paul,
has now widened his field of activity.
The agency for the new Columbia Six
automobile for the entire Northwest,
has been taken over by two compa-
nies, of which Mr.. Appel is the head.
The C. F. Cole Co. in St. Paul, and
The American Jewish world., 1922-07-07
ALEPH BETH TO GIVE EXCUR-
SION

A moonlight excursion will be CIV
en- by the Aleph Beth Club on Thurs
day evening, August 10th. The boat
will leave the foot Of Jackson street
at 500 P. M, returning at 1900. A
six piece orchestra will furnish the
music. The charge of admission will
be 75c.
The American Jewish world., 1922-07-07
TEMPLE AARON
Ashland Avenue and Grotto Street
Philip Kleinman, Rabbi

Telephone Dale 1427
Services during the summer months
are held Friday evening at sundown,
without sermon, Saturday morning at
9. Daily morning and evening serv-
ices at 7. The Perek class meets with
Mr.. Jacob Barron on Saturday after
noon at 5.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-21
FITCHVILLE

Miss Jane Sullivan of Yantic sn.n.
the week end with Miss Ethel Power.
MSS Matte Gayiski and Miss Alic,
shamutz were in Norwich Tuesday "a
attend the welding Of a friend.
Inc whist given by the young isdie,
OF the village last week in Palmer har
was wen attended. large number com.
ing from out OF town. The prizes Eers
won as Follows: Ladies, a serving tray
I,'A letea Authier; gentlemaa's scarf.
FRANCIS Kelly. The consultations Uenf
to Julia Arthur and Jerry Sullivan.
Mrs William ortman Of Norwich :,
spending the week with her parents M.
and Mrs. Robert Adams.
Miss Margaret MeGrath spent III.
weekend IN Willimantic with her sis
Yesterday second January thaw
came this way. and as a result the SNOW
has about disappeared.
Mrs. Charles H Phillips seems some.
what better, but is still confined to he,
Tns G. r. society met this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelly. The topis
was. God in Our Lives. The leader, Mis-,
Jennie Thompson.
Rev. W. D. Hethertngton attended the
stewardship meeting at the First Baptis:
church. New London. Tuesday.
Services will be held Sunday, Jan. %.
in the Fitchville Baptist church. Rev.
W. d. Hetherington., pastor. as follows:
IL a m. G. T. Bochman Of the Conner.
ticut Temperance Union. viii give an ad.
dress: 1e.15. noon. Sunday school. Geo.
A. Kahn. superintendent; p. IT.. Illus.
trated sermon, The Missionary Doctor
This sermon IS composed OF II beau.i-
tul slides. illustrating the great wo-s
done by the consecrated medical pro-
fession In, the foreign fields.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-21
BALTIC

The board Of selectmep have appoint
ed James Mcclure personal special tar
collector for Sprague for the coming
four years.
Adelor Gadue OF Versailles has sold
his farm and residence TO OrvflIe La
roche OF Occum.
The board OF assessors has finished
their work and the amount OF the grand
list is szss15ss.
For the year ending Dec 81. there
was registered In the town clerks cffics
"a births % marriages and IA deaths
Harold Wood. George Schutter, Chas-
McGrath and Joseph Duquette have tax
en- ont trappers and hunters licenses for
1922.
Frank Hoffman and Lean Hoffman
have sold their real estate to Horosym
Brooks end wife.
| Abby Cote has finished harvesting T.
inch ice on the Shetucket river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zoel Gaucher have re-
turned after two weeks visit to St c.
saire Canada. E
Jodoin theatre was crowded Thursday
night at the movie play given for the
benefit Of The Immaculate Conception
parish.
Mr.. and Mrs Tstreauit Of River street
have returned from a .manth's Tst
| through Canada
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-21
STATIONERY

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