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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-09
lvfoRMATI!

CHICAGO AutoritatiIe fe-
.derale al investigat istoria po-
yestita de doamna Elizabeth Cir.
.enka, care este amploiata in o bar
berei ca curatitoare. Ea spune
ca VENT in statcla Unite che
mata de dT mlfionar care a volt
SO ia in casatorie. Dinsa apartine
unei familii mobile din Russia 81 a
arafat scrisori earl arata cd a
avut prietinii intime cu taruI Nj
colae 81 Ell marele duce Alexandru.
MANAGUA, NICARAGUA
Douazccisisasc marinari americani
an fost gasiti vinovati la tribuna-
Eul- de aici. Ell Ssau hatut en- politia
din localitate in ziua de 8 Dee,
Gu care ocaZie an fost omoriti trei
politisti Douazeci din eli all pri-
init penitenciar pc opt ami, trei
au primit zecp ami. lar altii trei
an fost condamnati la II ami
penltenciar, impreunat c,l lucr,l
greu. ~
CHICAGO = Tnurna unui sem
nal de alarmi a politiei de aici
lntreg orasnI cautat dupa O fat1
de 8 ami, Frances Chyzy. Ea a
explicat femeii. politista ca gasit
un dollar pc strada 81 Ia cheltnit.
merglnd in cinci chinematografe
in oras." Am cheltuir tot 81 acum
voiu sd merg acasa ia spus feti-
ia plingind. Politia a rcdat copila
parintilor carl nu mai stian de bu.
curie
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-09
DACA vREI

Sa nu te ingroape Gu Talerul
inscrie-te intro Societate din
Uniunea s. B. 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-09
DACA VREI

So M t. ingToape Gu Talsrul
inscrie-te intro Societate din
Uuiunea S. B. A.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-14
A Sc SESTROU " BOJI
o DEDICTVf 20 MATCE.

V dubnu minuleho roku ze-
mTela pi. Marketa Striebinge-
rova, jez &C bohata, mela po-
divny zvyk. re sbirala odhoze-
ne obaly zvykaci gumy, staniol,
pohozene provazky atd. V "a
YETI odkazala cele jmeni as
$500. 900 synovi Edwinovi l..
Striebingerovi, 2O69 Abingdon
rd. S. E., kdezto dceru, pf. Elsii
Allingovou, 1O824 Wade Park
Ave. N. E. pro domnelou nesr-
decnost vydedila. Od~strcena sc
brani prostrednictvim soudu
tvrzenim, re matka vzhledem
k horeji udanemu zvyku, ne
mela "vsech pet p~ohromade",
kdezto st'astnejsi dedic zesnu-
lou matku omlouva, re podob-
ny zvyk nenf prave fidkyml zje
VEN a re nikterak hedokazuje
n6jakou dusevni poruchu.
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D~OSvEDCENf SBfRKY.

Ma provolani We "Svetu" u
verejnenem k zahajeni sbirky
We prospech postaveni pomniku
padlym vojinnm, rodakdm re
Sviratic a okoli, slozili k ru-
kan Jana Samce svij prispe-
vek nasledujici krajani:
Frank Ustrnul, 1888 w. 48.
st. $1.00; Vac. Toman, 1919
w. 46. ST., SOC; Kar. Bosak,
1892 Fulton I'd. 25c; FIR. b.
'hac, 1880 Fortune Ave. $1.O0;
Vac. Skfivan Soc; Kar. Hoch
25c; JOS. Pecanka $500; Jos.
Strnad Soc FIR. Johanek $1.OO;
Vac. Johanek $1.O0; John Jo-
hanek 1902 Sackett Ave. SOC;
celkem Sc seslo $11.5O. Pan
sam postal $11.90.
Zasilku ma misto URGE
nj sprostredkoval p. F. Sakryd
2 1radovny Federal Saw. and
Loan Assn.
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KONSULAT v
C~LEVELANDE.

Hrabe Lazslo Szechenyi,
manzel byvale slecny, Gladys
Vanderbiltovy a vyslanec Ma
d'arska, jenz Sc ma jakes in
|spekcni ceste pozdrzi zde tff
ldny, byl vcera okazale uvftan
ma banketu v hotelu Cleveland,
ktereho Sc mimo zdejsfch ma
d'arskych predakG sGcastnili
mayor Fred Kohler, biskup
lSchrembs a p. w. Herrick. Ho
lstitelem Szechnyie byl Theodor
Kundtz. Phi obvyklych proslo-
|vech v%zpominal Schrembs svoji
navstevy Mad'arska a host V
~odpov6di Ease chvalil Ameriku,
iez i V dobe valky, kdy NADIA
Fl byli technicky nepfately Spo
jenych StatG, Sc k ieho vlasti
ichovala vzdy spravedlive. Pro-
ievil i radost, re Cleveland eta
ma $4,000 obyvatel mad'arske-
no p6Ivodu.
Pc banketu odebral Sc k pro-
hlidce kostelG a skol V prGvodu,
v kterem Sc nalezal svedsky
konsul II. J.. Nord, jenz al do
sud vyrizoval mad'arske kon-
sulatni zalezitosti.
Velkym ctitelem Szechnuie
jest radni Louis Petrash. jenz
podal We vcerejsi schHzi NEST
ske rady navrh pozdravne re-
soluce jake "nejznamenitejsi-
mu navstevniku mesta Cleve-
landu". Petrash "a vcerejSiho
banketu marianne Sc SNAIL ba-
viii hosta a dnes Dude jeho
prnvodGim pc clevelandskych
mad'arskych kostelich, skolach
a spolcfch.
Hlavnim vysledkem cesty blu
de zTizeni zdejsiho mad'arske-
no konsulatu, ktery snad Dude
sveren sprave Alexandra Reu-
terra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-14
SLAVNOST

36tileteho trvani usporadal
sbor Elisha Peskova els. 3d.,
j. C. d. minulou nedeli We
spolkove mistnosti v Ceske ST.
nj Sokol. Sch1ze byla velmi ce-
tine navstivena. Nejen sborove
sestry, ale i mnoho sester cd
iinych Short Sc ku slavnosti do
stavilo.
Slavnost zahajila pfeds. M.
Tomsfkova, ktera v delsi feci
citovala zasluznou cinnost naSi
patrenky Elisky Peskove, vzpo
'minala ma obetavou praci "a
kladatelek sboru, pojednala
tez o praci sboru Ia SO roku Wy
konanou. Pfitomni Sc zajmem
sledovali tax vyznamnou rec a
ses. Tomsikovou bouflivym pc
tleskem odmenili. PAX vystoupi
la pochodova ceta' po6tem 20 s
nacelnici ses. Balouhovou. Ma
Ia divka Vlasta Blabolilova
pfednesla pekne basen "Dev-
catko", a pax SEES. A Lhotova
vyborne pfednesla kuplet "To
je bajecne', Helen Lhota Sill
vie Chabkova zahraly duetto ma
piano a mala divenka Eleonora
Prechova prednesla malou ba-
snicku. Blahoprejne proslovy
pfednesly zakladatelka Jedno
ty SEES. K ychlikova, Rdzicko-
va a Huspaskova. Ma ddkaz IL
city a uznani "a zasluznou pra-
ci pro jednotu ses. K. Rychliko-
We byl odevzdan upominku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-14
PAN J. v. LUNAK VAzNE
NEMOCEN.

V kruzlch clenstva Jednoty
C. S. P. s. jiste zpusobi pfekva-
penl Zprava, re p. J.. ". Lunak
dlouholety tajemnik Mar. Hlav.
Radu, vazne onemocnel a ma
sledkem toho slozil svHi nrad,
jejz zastaval mnoho let, v St.
Louisu, Chicago, Cedar Rapids
a konecne zde V Clevelandu,
kan Hlavni Uradovna preloze-
ma byla poslednim sjezdem
Jednoty c. S. P. S. Ackoli v
poslednich nekolika tydnech 81
obcas stezoval ma chatrn6
zdravi, pracoval az do minute
soboty, kdy pfijel sem z Chica-
ga jeho syn, lekar. Tyr pc
dikladne prohlidce, prohlasil,
re otec jeho nemuze nadale We
novati sc povinnostem sveho Il
radu a tudiz p. Lunak podal
vcera resignaci. Vecer konal
Mar. -Hlav. Rad mimoradnou
schulz, ma niz usneseno, ably p.
A. J. Jambor puscbil jake IRA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-14
MOVE AUDITORIUM PRIVO-
! DILO MESTU Jlz PRvNl
zALOBU.

Bratfi Gaffneyove, z {. 1887
Knowles ave., East Cleveland,
najmuli 81 Cd byvaleho riditele
mestskych parkl a majetkn,
F. w. Thomase move audito-
rum, v kterem jiz minuleho H.
stopadu nell pofadati koncert
Johna McCormacka. Kontrakt
Jim byl ale mestem, prave me-
sic pred udanym datem vracen
S poznamkou, re auditorium do
te DOLBY nebude jeste hotovo,
Gaffneyove Sc ale pouhym Cd
mrstenim nespokojuii a zaluji
mesto Cleveland ma nahradu
skody We vysi $225O, kterou
nedodrzenim smlouvye domnele
NELL utrpeti. i
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POZDRAv z FLORIDY.

~ LEir
Pekne album ,"krasne Flori-
.dy' postal nam p. B. F. Vopa-
.lecky a vzbudil V mas touhu BY
ii s MIN pod t6mi palmami a
+hovofiti 0 starych casech. Ia
roven prilozil vystfizek z jed
anglickeho listu, obsahu-
iici zpravu, re jisty George
|Spevack (nepochybne Spevak)
y Detroit, Mich. byl usmrcen
pfi automobilove nehode a diva
muzi, kteff s MIN ieli, jeden, 2
Detroit a jeden 2 Mt Clemens,
Mich, zraneni.
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zADA O $3.50, o0D, 600 MA
LObSTVO.

Washington, 10. 1nora. =
Sekretar DENLY podal rozpo-
Get ma S35O,OOO,O 900 ma vydrzo-
vanf vale6neho lod'stva b9hem
pTfstiho fiskalnfho roku a We
sve zprave uvadi, Re tento oh.
nos jest naprosto nutny, nema.
Ii americke valetne lod'stvo
klesnouti pod ono Japanu. Den.
by pocfta ma snfzenf sluzebnf-
no personaln We valecnAm LODI.
stvu o 5000 muzti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-14

dujicf tajemnfk, tax ably mohl
podepisovati nfedni listing, a
do dradovny ziednana Dude w
ponce do pristiho siezdu, jen7
Dude konan We m6st6 nasem '
poslednich dnech srpna a V
prvnfch dnech zaff t. r. While
dem k vysok6mu veku p. LII.
naka, jest choroba samozrejma
vaznou, nicmen6 vsak stava ma
dele, re jeho silna konstituce
nemoci oddola, coz bychom je-
mi j rodin6 re srdce pfali.
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DOZVUKY
S

Otec zavrazd6neho lake.
woodskeho nakladatele Dana
Kabera, Moses Kaber mel ma
jaty diva pravniky H. A. Be,
kermana a II. II. Felsmana
kteri nell odhaliti zlocin spa.
chany ma synu a vinniky VIDA.
Ii V moe spravedlnosti. Use Sc
stale, ale oba pravnici museli
honoraf We vysi $5652 vyma.
haiti ma Mojzisovi soudne. Do.
slo vsak k vyrovnani, zalobci
Sc spokojili S $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-14
MfSTSkA RADA ODMfTLA
RESOLUCI We PROSPECT
P1VA a LEHCfHO VIVA.
Pro udrzenf tube prohibice O.
devzdano II, proti jen Is
hlasi.

Ma vcerejsim zasedanf NEST
ske rady byla porazena dva-
krate resoluce protestu proti
tax zvanemu Volsteadove aktu
a sice vzdy nepatrnou v6tsinou
2 HAST. Pdvodcem resoluce je
demokraticky radnf Karel A.
Kadlecek a resoluce ieho jest
generalnfm apelem narodnimu
zakonodarnemu telesu, ably u
praven byl prohibicnf zakon
tax, ably dovolena byla vyroba
q pfipusten j prodej piva a leh
Gich vim.
Kdyz navrhovana resoluce
byla odkazana prislusnemu w
boru p~fedsedou mestske rady
c. G. Townesem, professional
Kadlecek a pozadoval, ably 0
navrhu bylo bezprostredne u
vazovano. Pr hlasovani scha-
zely k plnemu 1spechu jen je-
dine diva hlasy, &C byl navrho-
vatel podporovan vfele nekoli-
ka radnimi, kteff vystizne pro-
hibici potirali.
Vyborne vystihl licomernost
radni McGinty, pfipadnymi slo
Wy:
"Devet desetin tohoto sboru
Y srdcich svych dobfe vi, re by
chom tax uciniti nell, ale pfec
Sc jen stydi tax udelati."
Radni Sulzman pax prohla-
sill: "Cely Cleveland jest "a
plavovan 'stofem' 0 kterem
znalci Sc vyslovi, re "a diva ro-
ky lidstvo oslepf."
Ia prvni porazky navrhoval
radni Damn, ably bylo hlasova
no a TONNES Sc prohlasil pro a.
klamacni volbu, jez byla $ jme
novanym rozdilem bezdspes-
nou. Resoluce odkazana tudiz
k dalsimu projednanf vyboru
mestske rady. Radni KadleGek
pax prohlasil, re ma zadny pad
nepfipusti ably jeho navrh We w
boru dockal Sc zapomenutf a
re v zajmu navrhu sc pokusi,
ably vyvolano bylo vefeine sly
Semi.
Ia dalsiho .iednani priiala
mestska rada resoluci ma pa
met zemreleho byvaleho may
ora. Farleye, resoluci ma zrize-
nj bezplatneho dispensafe pr
mestske nemocnici a podobne
Sc stale j s resoluci radniho w.
E. Cooka, kterou mali byti zrf-
zeny v Gordon parku, ma miste
roku 1919 shorelych laznf, la
zne move.
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darek, jehoz j sestra Balouno-'
va, nAtelnice pochodove Getty,
"a obetavou praci darkem by
la tez poct6na. Ma konec pocho
dova 6eta provedla pekne po-
chody a pax tetna spolecnost
v dolennfch mfstnostech pH ka
fitku a zakuskach v pfatelske
nalada slavnost zakon6ila.
Tai.
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Nestyda.

Zenuska pravila k svemu
manzelu, jenz stale v knihach
lezel: "Muzicku, kez bych by
la knihou. Pax bys take casteji
Sc mnou Sc zabyval."
"Nemam mic prot tomu, ably
zeny byly knihami. jen kdyz
Dude kazda kalendarem."
"Pro6 prav6 kalendarem?"
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VRELE DiKY.

S pocity vdecnosti ~pfichazim vzdati timto srdecne
diky vsem spolusestram SBORU POKROK DVACATEHO
STOLETl els. Al. S. p. J, "a zabavni prekvapeni, ktere
k me pocte bylo uspofadano v mem byte els. 1865 vych.
116. ul, pi kterem byla jsem zahrnuta blahoprejnymi
projevy a obdarovana jmenem pritomnych krasnym dar-
KEN, ktery mne podala tajemnice Sboru, sestra Antonio
Nemeeek S blahoprejnym prosovem a sestra Marie Jaku-
bovsky, s vTele p~rocft6nou recf. Pfitomny byly milene
sestry a p~fitelkyne Mrs. Nemecek, Jakubovsky, Benda,
Hrabak, Thomas, Fuetter, Podojil, Styka, Pierce, Jane
Jakubovsky, Anna Veselasky, Vessely, Sladky. Mark,
Fryauff, Hoyer, Petranek, Russell, Hanus, Rabek, Kebr-
die, Van6k, Esner, Hules, Spitasky, Prisa, Ekl, Cerny,
Novotny, C. Stuchel, Sifka, Barecek, Hanzlicek, Sacha,
Kus, Ovacasek, Gaglione, Vanek, Ritter, Dezort, Lakosil,
Slama, Yesek, Kukler, M. Kenig, A. Kenig. Pod dojmem
t6to pro mne tax neocekavane ale radostne pocty, vyslo-
vuji Yam, vazene sestry, "a sesterskou lasku Vast mGj
neskonaly dix S ujiStenim, re Sc vynasnazim odslouziti Sc
Yam v pine mife "a poctu mne prokazanou. Kez Sc mne
naskytne p~filezitost vzajemne Sc VAN odvd6citi.
s neskonalymi diky Sc zimmerman
ANNA STUCHL, oslavenka.
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Zbohatly ket'as Sc ptal v IL
m6lecke galerii ma cenu wa
cnehO obrazu. Ufednik mu wy
sv6tlil. re jest to pdivodni obraz
od Michel Angela a re stoji 2
miliony. Ma to ket'as: IS ra-
mem .nebO bez ramu?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-14
KOHLER NECHCE PLATIT
A DLUHY.
Deficit mssta d~0stupuje
$1,25O,OOO.

Pr predkladani financniho
rozpoctu ma rok 1922, ktery ie
zredukovan ma miru nejmens1
propust6nim zbytecnych 1red-
nikI We vsech Departmental,
oznamil mayor Kohler, re jeho
administrace nehOdla platiti
dluhy, pochazejicf 2 dob stare
administrace. Zd6deny scho-
dek neobnasi 100000 jak bylo
dffvejsfmi dredniky tvrzeno, a.
lie vykazuje obnos Znacn6 vys-
81, $4,000 900. Jen nezaplace-
ne uGty obnasi $780, 900. Dale
bylo %nepravem pouzito loni
$250,000, patficich ma 1cet
fondu umofovaciho. PodobnG
dluhuje m6sto pokladne statu
Ohia $4,000, jake pfipadaji-
Ct j polovinu vsech pokut "a
placenych "a prohibicnf pre-
stupky. Dale pouzito bylo Pc
n6z k vyplaceni zam6stnancd
I'd poslednf diva tydny v mesi-
ci prosinci, z fondu, ktere by
" pfedem vybrany, &C vlastne
patti ma Gcet r. 1922.
Jak mayor pravf, naleha stat
ma zaplacenf jemu pfipadajicf-
no podilu a sveril skolektovani
obnosu jiz generalnimu ma
vladimir. Poukazuje, re vyuzi
ii $4,000 umofovaciho fon-
du hlavne znemoznuje placeni
n6kterych dosud otevfenych
pollock. Tyto pax prohlasuje
vesmes "a nezakonne, pone-
vadz nejsou ~ov6feny tax, jak
toho charter m6sta pozaduje.
Kazdy 1cet pred vyplacenim
ma byti ovefen financnim ridi-
tefem mesta a opatfen poznam
kou. IDA k jeho kryti jest v po-
kladnach dostatecna financni
zaloha. Narizenf tohoto pax ne
bylo pfedeslym m6stskym fl
nancnim riditelem Metcalfem
vdbec dbano.
Roku lonskeho dopadlo NEST
ske hospodarstvi podobne, jen
re mayor Fitzgerald trpel, ably
podobny schodek, dokonce 0
ctvrt milionu v6tsf, byl pfeve-
den ma ucet roku 1921. Podob-
nou politiku nehodla admin
strace Kohlerova sledovati a
hodla odepfiti zaplaceni u du-
vod1, lie ucty nebyly zakonite
overeny a die SLOW mayora FIRE.
ola Kohlera ponechano Dude v
techto zalezitostech posledni
slovo soudum. Rozsudek pax bu
de velke dulezitosti nejen pro
Cleveland, ale i m6sta jina, kde
zavladly financni pomery po-
dobne. Revidovany mestsky fl
nancni rozpocet ma rok 1922 je
praci noveho, mestskeho finan-
cniho riditele a jeho ufednicke
no Stabu.
~ hrubych rysech vypada le-
tos mestsky rozpocet porovna
nj s lonskym takto:
Departmenty Vydani P%ovoleno
Mayor 1860 1886
Pravnictvi 1852 $4,000
MeSI. fdua O4,ZOI 1885
klerk m. 81. 18,548 19,8O8
Obc. sluz. 18,O4O 1928
Vol. rada 156,130 1926
Parky 1,818,711 1,771,156
Sluzba 3,687,787 2,889,472
Dobroc. 1,733,195 1886, 274
Policie 2,591,395 2,573,OOO
Hasici 2,248,607 2,233,531
Stavebni 125,711 $4,000
Financni 1896 156,122
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08
Vitamins Essential
 to Lie Vegex is the Richest in Vitamin B

ne epoch making discovery of vita uIins has opened the door to Quack medi- cine vendors who Gro despoiling the pub ln
 VItamins are food and they are found ln many natural foods.
 or al foods in the world, Vegex ls the nchcsr in concentrated vitanllnS Vegex is Highly palatable, having a delicious arcmatlc flavor When put into a cup of hot water. % tastes like a spicy cup of meat soup, far more aromatic than a cup ot beef houillcn, yet it Is pure vegetable Only one pound of Vegex can be made from l1 pounds of yeast, and all the un- eesiraole clements Of the yeast are omit
 This product was nrst used by the British army during the war because 1t was found tho most economical and at tle same tme the most life giving of iura- Ihis because the vltamins are the l.fe .n food They are the builders of tho body.
 VsEez comes In jars Ike beef extract at S0c, 5Sc and Sl. Served as a boulllon CT mired with gravy or used as a spread with butter on bread It is the one high iy paiatabie vitamln food.
 Buy O jar and f you do not find 1t a 1elicious food, and more economical than other foods, more satisfying and further more. f you do not within one week mo- lce hat there is new life, vim and zest. rcefcm from nervousness, among the menihera Of your family-just return the partly used jar 10 your dealer and he will return your money. in full. without argu- ucnf
 Call on your grocer or your druggist today and ask for Negex. If he has not ret stocked VeEex, send us his name and Ee win send you @ generous sample free and prenaid.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08
CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION
 TO MEET HERE TUESDAY

At the annual meeting of the New London Association of Congregational churches and ministers, which Is to be held at Park Congregational church, on Tuesday the devotional service at 1.45 (daylight time) will be led by Rev. Sam uel H. Howe, D. D., pastor of the visit ing church Rev. J. Beveridge Lee, D. D., of New London is to preside over the conference on Young Peoples and the Church. Rev. George R. Andrews. sec- retary of the Congregational Educational society, Boston. Is to give an address, and there will also be an address by Professor Henry Hallam Tweedy, Yale Divinity school. New Haven. There are to be several discussions with the fol- lowing leaders: Rev. Howard Wells, Old Lyme; Rev. Roderick Macleod, Hanover Rev. William c. Prentice, Plainheld. After the open discussion there is to be a social half hour, followed by the fellow ship dinner at 6.50.
 In the evening there will be Table Conference on Life Service, under the leadership of Secretary Andrews Will fam c. Park. of Hanover, is to be ir charge of the singing.
 Preceding the exercises at lo.5o a.. m. the standing committee of the assecia i ton will hold session in the study of th' United Church. Rev. Alexander H. Alb l bolt, the moderator. presiding. Commit | tee of arrangements comprises, Alex
 ander H. Abbott, Samuel H. Howe, Mrs
 Henry T. Arnold. John Mcwilliams. Beveridge Lee, Henry W. Hurlbut, Cur | don F. Bailey
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08
cutIery .Polishers' Statement

According to a statement made by one of the 40 metal polishers who quit work Friday at the International Sil- Co.,, factory at Thamesville when the notice of daylight saving hours was posted, vote of the employees taken by the company showed the men op- posed to it by over two to one. The polishers say they quit because they claim the company has violated the clause in their agreement that lem ployes shall assist in determining the hours, wages and conditions
 It was stated by officers of the com pany that the plant has always been an "open shop and that it is unaffeet- ed by the strike.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08
Over the Back Fence

The news of the town Is told morn ings over the back fence. If anyone if III. where to get help comes from your kind neighbor.
 My daughter Agnes" remarked 1frn Jarvis, "has felt so tired out this surinn that she can hardly keep working Her stomach be9Sers her and she has no appetite. Nights she can't seem Id sleep and rest. The doctors tell her irf her nerves"
 T know it" replied Mrs. Rarnss That's what ailed Marthas husband. They had real good doctor and hs says most everyone needs a sprinn tonic to tone the heart. promote di- gestion, stimulate assimilation and nourish tired nerves. So John took that wonderful Goldfne Tonic and Ner- vine, which contains good honest roots and herbs. It's famous and every- body's talking about it- One Of the fourteen roots in 1t, Yong -Gona, comes clear from the Fiiian Islands Wen you ought to see John now. He's co healthy and happy. He thinks it's fur to lift pianos on his truck. Get a bot tie for Agnes today. It'n surely bring back her strength mighty quick" | T certainly will right now 1frn Jarvis said, and she also wrote Col dine Mfg. Co.,. Inc. Albany. N. r., for their helpful circular.
 Goldine Remedies are sold iu Nor- wieh by Geo. c. Engler and Lee & Os- good Co.,; Baltic by Geo. Thompson. Colchester by A. T. Van Cleve: Groton by c. s. Davis; Jewett City by T. P German; Noank by ". H. Hill, Taft vile by Geo. Thompson.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08
oCCUM AND VERSAILLES

Rev. Chauncey ". Roun was tsnders6 reception at the Versailles M. b. church Thursday evening by the courrs- gation. A. R. Boutilier being in charrs of the evenings programme. Rev. and Mrs. Rouf were aEsisted in receiving by MT. and Mrs Charles w. Perkins. me musical programme was under the dlrec- ton of the church onganist. H. R. Burh- nell. pleasing anthem was rendered by the choir. Misses Catherine Neison and Mary Benker acted as ushern
 Following the reception a social pro grzmme was held in the vestry under an efficient committee consisting of Mrs n. B. Learned. Mrs. W. c. Frohmznder, Mrs. F. c. Mains refresfnents were served. Misses Helen Nell. Astrid Ben- son. Edith Phillips. Mary Nelson, Edna Lawton. Master Clifford Mell and James Nelson assisted the committee in serving A pleasing programme given during the evening consisted of violin solos by IT. R. Bushnell. piano; accompaniment by GeTtruds B. Topiin; piano solo. 1rinf Alma Bout1her: recitation. Mrs. c. VI. Perkins. feature of the evening war the presentation of a bouquet to Mrs. Rouff and a large decorated cake "a Rev. Mr. Roun. both acknowledging the gifts in a pleasing manner. The pressn- tz1ion was made by the president Of ths Ladies' Aid society. Mrs. Perkins.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08

 served by a eommittee consisting of 1rirr Shea, Mrs. Herr and Nrs. Kerr. Abort forty were present.
 The LadieS Aid society met with Nrr Hawes Tuesday afternoon and accom- plished the usual amount of work. Thur gay afternoon the nursing class met d the same place.
 Mrs. Jennie Allen of Norwieh has b..- visiting her mother, Mrs. Kenyon snd recently sold her place to hr. st- Jobn
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Miller of New fork arrived the past week at The Pli- lars, their summer home
 MT. and Mrs. James ApDlsy wers "a hroohyn Tuesday to attend the funeral AppIey.
 Canterbury people learn win r.rrs, of the death of Mrs. Addle Palmer Stew art of Waterford. Conn. Mrr. gtewart vas the daughter of the late James R. Palmer, whose home was the Palmer place. lately occupied by Fitch Johnson. Her girlhood was spent in this town nuf she has since been a frequent vtritor One daughter, Miss Myra Stewart r.r. wives. besides the brothers and sirtsrr all well known in this vicinity.
 A meeting of the town school tsncherr was held here ThuTsday afternoon.
 Mrs. Wecher. who for the past fsu weeks has been at Dr. Mason's horultaf "aiimantlo, has returned home mud | Improved in health
 Mrs. Susan Hatch spent ,h. v..t ,- Groton with her son, Hubert Craver m, Graves family were visitors Sers Sunday
 Columbus Smith Is visiting al Nslro- Lyons. Mir. and Mrs. Frds Lyon "a. FIainneld were week end guests at th, same home-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08
AUTO IS WRECKED WHEN
 IT HITS STEPPING STONE

An automobile driven by Clarence L. Briggs of 37 Penobscot street was wrecked early Sunday evening when 1t struck a stepping stone on the curb in front of Il Mckinley avenue, near Grove street. The steering gear locked according to the report made by MT. Briggs at police headquarters and the car mounted the curb until 1t hit the stone and was turned completely around. heading down Mckinley av- enue when it came to a stop.
 The right hand forward wheel had every spoke ripped out, the left rear wheel collapsed when sthe car swung around. practically all the glass in the windows of the car was smashed, and the heavy stepping stone was lifted out of its place and showed along the curb for about three feet.
 None of tho occupants of the car were hurt. The automobile was moved down the street and run in out of the way and left for the night.