davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County register., 1922-05-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce
REDMOND BLACK as candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Representative for Iron County, sub
ject to the action of the voters at the
Primary Election, August 1st.
We are authorized to announce ].
J. FARRfS as candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Judge of
the Southern District of the Iron
County Court, subject to the action of
the voters at the Primary Election,
August 1st.
We are authorized to announce
MARCUS D. YOUNT as candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Clerk of the County Court of Iron
County, subject to the action of the
voters at the Primary Election, Au-
gust 1.
We are authorized to announce
JESSE M. HAWKINS as a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Circuit Clerk and Recorder of Iron
County, subject to the action of the
voters at the Primary Election, Aug
ust 1st.
We are authorized to announce
THOMAS Fl. UPTON as a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Circuit Clerk and Recorder of Iron
County, subject to the action of the
voters at the Primary Election, Aug
ust 1st.
We are authorized to announce b.
p. BURNHAM as candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Collector
of the Revenue of Iron County, sub
ject to the action of the voters at the
Primary Election August 1st.
We are authorized to announce
SAM M BREWSTER as candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Probate Judge of Iron County, subject
to the action of the voters at the Pri-
mary Election, August 1st.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN r. GOFF as a candidate fol
the Democratic nomination for Pre-
siding Judge of the County COURT o.
Iron County, subject to the action Of
the voters at the Primary Election
August 1st.
Iron County register., 1922-05-04
Miss Evans Returns Thanks.

Z Miss Hazel Evans wishes to thank
her many friends for their loyal sup
port in aiding her to win the Hope
Chest, and especially does she want
to show her high appreciation to them
who sent their checks who live at a
distance, viz: Hon. John M. Atkin-
son, John A. Hope, Louis Hudson,
Paul Y. Versen, R. E. Gruner, DIR,
Duguay, John F. Irwin, W. @. Groetz-
niger, and Evans-Sell Lbr. Co., ST.
Louis, Mo-, Edw. Manning, Hercu-
laneum, Mo-, DR.. J.. L. Eaton, Bis
marck, Mo-, and ]. T. Fredericks
Leeper, Mo.
Iron County register., 1922-05-04
the bat. win Curry PLAYED ! GOOD

the bat, Will Curry played good
all-around game, but the rest Of the
infield moved as if they we're para
lyzed. The outfield was passable, but
with little more sleg stretching'' a
few more,flies could have been caught.
"Duke" Shular and the "peppery''
center fielder, Kieth, will probably
be moved into the infield for the next
game, which will improve the lineup
greatly. With six months practice
they may be able TO catch sspop'' flies
and "slown grounders. x.
Iron County register., 1922-05-04
Garage for Sale.

Good location in Lead Belt, Oil Sta
ton, Welding Outfit, G. &. Battery
Tungar, Ford Reber Reamer, Bearing
Burning Machine, One ton Yale block,
Overhead Crane, tools Of all kinds,
New and Used parts. Will sell cheap
for cash. If interested investigate. r,
Q. Box 467, Flat River, Mo.
Iron County register., 1922-05-04
Sundays Ball Game.

The first game Of the season was
played on the home field Sunday aft
ernoon, Ironton VS.. Caledonia. The
visitors won by score of la to 7.
Pitching BY both sides was passable,
but the fielding of the home team was
bum. The best hit was a triple when
Frank Johnson accidentally leaned op
Iron County register., 1922-05-04
THE HOPE CHEST.

The ladies of Fort Hill Memorial
Church want to thank all their friends
for the many contributions to the
Hope Chest, the nine stores partici-
pating, and also Mr.. Schaefer for his
splendid cooperation.
Miss Hazel Evans of Ironton was
the lucky girl and won the Hope
Chest. She deserves much credit for
determination, energy and good will.
Miss Blanche Evans, of Arcadia
won the second prize, a dozen silver
teaspoons, and though she had the
stauncn and loyal support of a wide
circle of friends, she smilingly accept
ed second place and worked energet-
ically to make the contest a success.
Miss Vera Austin came third and re-
ceived two handsome rugs. Her en-
ergy and devotion to duty are we'll
known and need no comment
1t is to be regretted that there were
not enough Hope Chests to go all
around, but to each girl sincere
thanks sare extended and the hope
that we may help them to larger and
better things.
There were seventy five articles in
the chest, which is of genuine Ten
nessee red cedar, purchased in st.
Louis and donated by the men friends
of Fort Hill Church.
The Lopez Store Co. lead in giving
away votes, 1902; Manager Schaefer
Of the Academy Theatre came next
with 1850 votes.
The contest netted 1897 .73 which
will be used in rebuilding the historic
old landmark, which is so dear to the
heart of all true vallegians.
E,r,IIouiy, +, "a, tha uoFa.i
Iron County register., 1922-05-04
STATE INCOME TAX.

I am now ready to receipt you for
your State Income Tax for the year
1922. This tax must be paid before
June 1st, or costs and penalty will en-
sue. So please come forward ant
settle withoutdelay.
B. P. BURNHAM,
Collector Iron County.
Iron County register., 1922-05-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Probate court next week.

De Soto wants to bore for oil.
The Ironton school closes May 10th.
The fisherman, too, is late in getting
started this year.
You will have to pay your state in.
come tax this month.
The late frosts, it is said, will cut
down the strawberry yield.
For Sale--All my property in Area
dia. Ell. M. COLLINS.
If the rain continues all summer we
will not need any oil for the streets.
If rain in April makes hay there
should be banner hay crop this year
Tomato and Cabbage Plants for
Sale. Il. l. RlEKE.
Fl. L. Bell, local dealer, went to ST.
Louis for more Chevrolet cars last
week.
Fletcher & Barger last week sold a
Ford car to e. E. Evans for use in ST.
Louis.
Fletcher & Barger sold fourteen
Ford cars here and at Bism arck dur
ing April.
Seems like old times on the railroad
again with forty and fifty trains pass
ing every day.
Special city election May 10Th to
Y vote on the proposition submitted by
the light company.
Tanlac's world wide fame is due to
its merit. 1t does the work. Arcadia
Valley Drug Co. Ada.
The Bank of Arcadia Valley will let
the contract for building its new bank
building next Saturday.
1t is stated that none of the three
members Of our county court will be
candidates for e-election.
Mems all wool three -piece Blue
Serge Suits for $500 at Lopez Store
q Go.
Glasses from the High School and
the Grade School had an outing al
Lake Killarney last Friday evening.
Certainly FredericktoWn has had 3
round of fires the past few months
Looks mysterious to q man this fal
away.
One Hundred Pairs OF Low Shoes
for Ladies and Children, Saturday
May 9Th, at Gay & Kindell's, OIL, 75c
300 pair.
Read the opening speech Of Hon
Breckinridge Long, candidate for Y
Senator, printed on the fourth page Q
this paper.
The Catholic ladies Of Granite will
will give Pie Supper at Workmen'
Hall, Monday evening, May sth. All
are invited.
Mr.. Clark, engineersfor the Annap-
oils Lead Company, was here las,
week and bought Ford truck for USE
at the mines.
Our long time subscriber, w. A
Flowers, writes Us to change the ad
dress Of his paper from Silvia, Il
Moline, Illinois.
Mrs. s. w. Andrews, Jr., writes th
editor from Oklahoma City that the.
are pleasantly situated in their neS
home but that they must have th
REuIsTEa to keep ii touch with thing
back ID Missouri.
Iron County register., 1922-05-04

"When | began taking Tanlac I only
weighed 9S pounds, now weigh 125
pounds and never felt better in my
life," says Mrs. Chas. Peden, oi
Huntsville, Alabama. Arcadia Valley
Drug Co.--Adv.
Iron County register., 1922-05-04

A Big Bargain Libby's Large Cal
Milk, 100 at Lopez's.
Iron County register., 1922-05-04

Thousands Of thin, frail men and
and women have reported an aston
ishing and rapid increasesin weight as
a result Of taking Tanlac. Arcadia
Valley Drug Co. Adv.
Iron County register., 1922-05-04
CREAM WANTED

We will buy Cream on Frid ays; pay
S5c a pound for butter fat.
SIGNER & SIGNER, Arcadia, Mo.
Iron County register., 1922-05-04

Chase & Sanborn's delicious Seal
Brand Coffee at Lopez III.
Iron County register., 1922-05-04

Buy Shoes for all the Children, Sat-
urday, May 9th, at Gay & Kindell's.
Three lots 81, 75c, and Soc pair.
Iron County register., 1922-05-04

Academy OF Music the past three
months or more. II you want any
tsiloring done, cleaning or repairing,
give Mr.. SAKE call. He will please
you and satisfy you in every way.
County court met in regular sessio n
Monday afternoon and transacted a
large volume OF routine business. An
order was made requesting the State
Highway Commission to advertise for
bids for the construction Of Road Pro-
ject No. 107--11.07 miles north from
Ironton on the Ironton- Potosi road.
Walter Gay Pruitt Of Ironton and
Mae Davis OF Arcadia were united in
marriage at Jefferson City, Saturday,
April 20, 1922. Mr.. Pruitt and his
bride both have employment in the
State offices at Jefferson City and will
make their home there for the pres
ent at least. Valley friends extend
best wishes.
The REGISTER last week published
an article taken from the Little Rock
Arkansas, Gazette telling OF the un.
lequaled scholastic record OF Clyde f
Gay, who will graduate from the Ar.
kansas University at Fayetteville, Ar
I kanRaa The vnuno man IL 4 ann 4,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

= Egy-egy ocska, elviselt ruha-
darabjab6l annak, akinek i0ven-
| dot mond.
7 Ffnyi megdobbent. Maga is sze
geny parasztsziil6k gyereke volt,
erdelyi sziiletesii, Brass0 videke-
r6l a babona es miszticiZmusra
valo hajlam italian meg most is Oft
szunnyadt a lelke m6lyen. Es
megdobbent ere a pogany j0ven-
d0mondasra, de egySzersmint tet-
szett is neki. Megtudni a j0v6t.
Hogy meddig el, mikor hal meg
6s milyen lesz halala? . (. A
takaroJa alatt 0sszeborzadt. A ha-
ll -. Tehat ez is elton. Mem
.lehet elkerillni. Mem lehet vele al
kndni, mem lehet megvesztegetni.
mem lehet penzzel bek0tni SEE
met. A halal Az egvetlen
lgaZsagos, megveszte gethetetlen
bir6. Es eszebe jutott a temet6
a sziil6falujaban, hegy haitian,
fenyofak k0zott. A kis hegyi te-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28
FOGAK

n
Az ember az allatvilag egyetlen
tagja, XII tuleli fogai hasznalhato-
sagat. Ha az allat elveszti fogait,
.elel ueyahogy bizonyos ideig, az
tan kimul. Ha az embert cserben-
.hagyjak a fogai, a fogorvoshoz
megy szivesen eltiiri a fajdal-
mat azon remenyben, hogy elore
haladott koraban mem lesz baja q
ragassal es emesztessel.
Az amerikai nep tudataban van
annak, hogy milyen fontossaggal
birnak az ember fogai. J6nni fog
az ido, mikoI az ember mem lesz
kenytelen az prvos tudomanyahoz
es a fogtechnikns miiveszetehaz
fordulni; hogy megmaradt fogait
megmentsek fs hasznalhat6 ALA
potba helyezzek. Jonni fog az id5,
mikor az ember mem fogja tulelni
fogait, inert azok a kes6 aggko-
rig is epen Meg fognak maradni.
HasznaHa Colgate Ribbon Den
tai Cream-jet minden reggel 6s,
minden este S biztositsa maganak
ezaltal jo egeszseget. Ha Colgate
Cream jewel tartja tisztan fogait,
mem lcsznek bajai ragassal es
emesztessel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

= Nehezen?
- Hi hogy: Az urak bizonyo-
san k0nnyebben halnak meg, mint
a szegenyek.
- A szegdnyek hogy halnak
meg?
Ahcgy click. Macy kinnal,
Jajgatnak?
= Mem a. Ahogy click.
Fenyi megdobbenve nezett az
Greg parasztra. Ez nyugodtan,
|szinte boldogan pipazott a j6 me-
leg kalyha mellett es nem volt
semmi keseriiseg, fajdalom az ar
can, csak a legcsodalatosabb nyu-
.galmas megadas. Es cbben perc
ben, 8, a mask Greg ember, a hi
deg szivii milliomos, szerette vol
ma az Greg paraszt fejet odahuzni
a szivere.
Sokaig hallgattak. A havas,
cs0ndes erd6 eziist0s fenyarban
ragyogott odakint, a feny6fak fe-
her k0penyegjeikben ugy alltak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

met6. Ott nyugszik az apja, any
ia -. Ha megassak a sirt, viz fa-
kad a foldb6l halottat a kopor-
s0val ebbe a vizes sirba engedik
lie. Fazott.
= Te, Peter, hol van lit te-
met6? = kerdezte.
Peter egyet b0kott fejevel.
A hegyen.
Fenyi 0sszerezzent.
ViZes Oft a fold?
= Vizes. A kopors6t vizbe en-
gcdik lie.
Az Greg Fenyi elsapadt.
lit mem halok meg - gon-
dolta. - Ha Visszamegyek Pest
re, azonnal epitek magamnak egy
sep, Szaraz kliptat.,
Lattal te mar embert meg
halni? = kerdeztc az Greg parasz-
tot.
- Eleget, - b6lintott ez.
Milyen az
Csak meglal az sember.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

egymas mellett, mint valami tut
vilagi test6r0k, akik ket Greg en-
ber kialv6 eietenek mecsese f0l0tt
virrasztanak.
-Fekiidj le, Peter - hallatszott
Q Fenyi s6hajt6 hangja. - Csinalj
magadnak agyat lit a kalyha k0-
riil.
Peter behozta a rongyos; negy,
ven esztend6s baranyb6r0s bunda-
jat, kalyha ele teritette es rafe-
kiidt. A pipajat ratette kalyha
parkanyara, keresztet vetett ma
CARA, mik0zben balkan d0rm0gte: !:
- Ezen ejjelen is tie kezedbe
teszcm le dletemet, Uram! Or
k0dj felcttem (. = Meg egy ki-
csit sZusZOgott, 0regesen csamcso-
gott, aznran elalndt. J6iziien, me-
lycn.
Fenyi, mask Greg. csak hajnal
fele szunnyadt ell. Egesz ejjel
irigykedve, banatosan hallgatta
az Greg paraszt j6izii horkolasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28
8A TARczA "a. S s
o r EGEK

~AA oAtE "'eti''s' ''f-''
ia pipajat. Dolgozni akart, mem
ment. Olvasni akart, abbahagy-
ia. Lefekiidt, alom mem j0tt q
szemere. Hatalmas, Macy novesii,
szeles vallu magyar volt, haja mar
eziist0sen fenylett, de egy lido 6ta
kapkodva szedte a lelekzetet, gyak
ran szedii,t, szemeben bagyadtsag
latszott fs sztp ferfias, meg sima
arcanak szine olykor szederjeskek
re valtozott.
Az Greg Fenyi tudta, hogy szi-
venek van valami baja, de orvosi
vizSgalat altal leSz0gezett bizo-
nyossagot mem akart tudni. AIT.
hogy el, tulajdonkepen azota erez-
te es az0ta gondolt az eletre, ami0-
ia beteg volt. Azel0tt, rengeteg
sok dolga k0z0tt, eszebe Sc jutott
az egesZSege es az elete f0l0tt gon-
dolkodni. Itt volt vilagon, SIZE
geny sorbol gazdagga kiizd0tte fel
magat, orokke dolgozott,. j0tt-
ment, szamolt, hazakat epitett,
gyereke mem volt s husz esztende-
je, amiota elhalt a felesege, egye-
dill cit az egyik pompas hazaban.
Amiota rajott, hogy beteg, egy-
szelre osszeomlott es megvaltozott
ko1ail0tte a vilag. A munkat mar
mem kereste, az iizletek, az epit-
kezesek, a milli0k t0bbe mem er-
dekeltek. Behuz6dott a dolgoz6-
szobajaba es mem engedett senkit
maga ele. Egy reggel eszebe ju-
tott, hogy van neki valahol Ma
ramarosban egy kiS vadaszhaza,
bent egy nagy erd3nek k5zepen
es hogy egy id6re lemegy oda pi-
henni. Az inasa ell akarta kiserni,
de mem engedte es egyediil utazott
ell.
Mar marcus h6napot mutatott
a kalendarium, de arrafele meg
havas volt a vilag. A rossz kis va
daszhaz tetejen meg kemenyen tilt
no, az eresz al6l vastag iegcsa-
pok fHggtek lie s mikor paraszt-
szank6 megallt a haz el6tt es Fe-
nyi kiszallt bel6le, az 0erg elolaho-
sodott magyar paraszt: Pozsany
Peter, haz gondoz6ja, ugy nezett
a gazdajara, mintha kisertetet Ia
tott volna.
Fenyi racsapott az Greg Peter
vallara.
Meg Sc ismersz, Greg kenye-
res?
= Dehogy mem restelkedett
Peter. = Tudom, hogy a nagysa
gos ur. OF esztendeie mem tetszett
ere jarni.
Fenyi szetnezett haz el6tt az
erd6ben es nagyot lelekzett. 4
Ez aztan leveg6! - mondta
elegedetten. = Adjal valamit en-
nj, Peter, es fits be szobakba.
Az Greg befiitott poros, eliza
nyagolt, dermeszt6en hideg $40
bakban az asztalra avas szalon-
nat, meg fekete kenyeret tett a
gazdaja ele. Egyebe mem volt.
Fenyi levagott egy darab kenye
ret, szalonnat .es evett. Otthon,
Pesten, mar ket esztendeje csak
dietikus koszton cit most, mo-
hon, j6iziien cite az avas szalon-
nat 6s fekete kenyeret.
- Legjobb volna, ha lit marad-
mex mondta Peternek - es, So
ha sc mennek tobbe vissza Pestre.
Avas szalonnat, meg hagymalc-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

Hamrak Andras, banyasz, Cleve
land.
Munka Mihaly, Galg6cz.
Bartusek Rudolf, J6kut.
Szabo Laszio, 35 ewes, Gy6r-
szentmarton.
Borovszky Oszkarne, Budafok.
Simon Mitr,me, sz. Raaf Julian.
ma, Cincinnati.
Csolics Mihaly,, bognar, Cleve-
land.
Steve Takacs, Hubbard, Ohio.
Berze Andras, G0doll6.
Paulenik Marion, Janos es Ma
riska.
Stanczel Stefan, pek, Philadel
phia, Stanczel Johann, takacs,
Philadelphia.
Weisz Gyula, AZ ewes, pincer.
Estocsinne-Simocsko Maria.
Maloms6l1i Stern Jen5.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28
1rta: Lux Terka

Il IN
indult.
Mikor feimelegedtek a szobak
Peter megvetette az agyat es f..
nyi lefekiidt.
= Maradj lit - mondta Peter
mex es csak pipazz.
| Peter letelepedett cserepkaly-
ha melle, megtomte rosSz kapado-
Ihannyal pipajat es ragyujtott.
| Lassan, nyugodtan, megfontolva,
elyezettel. Fenyi figyelte.
Hany esztcnd6s vagy mar? =
kerdezte.
= ITALIAN hatvannegy felelt
Peter - vagy italian t0bb.
= Mem tudod bizonyosan9
Peter vallat wont.
Nit lehet tudni bizonyosan9 ?
- Mines semmi bajod
= Milyen bajom9 - kerdezte
az Greg.
= Mem vagy beteg9
= Mem = mondta Peter = csak
olykor mines kenyerem, meg do,
hanyom. f nelkiil pedig nem er-
demes flni Az asszony hianyat is
erZem.
Minek neked az asszony? -
kerdezte Fenyi kivancsian.
Nehez ferfi cmbernek egyc-
dill viselni gondot niagara. De mar
csak ugy marad, ahogy van.
Meg vehetnel magadhoz egy
asszonyt.
Mem j6 lenne = felelte Pc
ter, Fiatalt mem vehetek, az
oreget meg csak ugy tiiri meg az
ember maya mellett, ha egyutt
0regedtek meg. Hat a nagysagos
ur inert mem hazasodott meg?
En-? = kerdezte Fenyi csodal-
kozva. = Hisz nekem volt felese-
gem.
Volt, volt = fclelte Peter. =
Mikor volt az? Mar jo husz esq
tendeje meghalt.
Az Greg Fenyi mem tudta, nit
feleljen. 0 maga sem tudta, miert
mem hazasodott meg masodszor.
Mem volt hozza ideje, vagy mem
is gondolt erre. Nagyvallalkoz6
volt, mindig epitett, szamolt, va
sarolt, nagyon sokat dolgozott es
kozbe megoregedett. Evekig is
meretsege volt egy 6zvegy asszony
nyal, ezt minden vasarnap megla-
togatta. Budan epitett neki alan
dekba egy hazat, de semmi me-
lyebb vonzalom mem k0t0tte hoz-
"a.
- Van neked gyereked? = ker-
dezte Petert.
= Volt = felelte ez.
= Egyg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28
MAGYARORsZAGI LEvELEK

Az alabbiaknak a Foreign Lam
guage Information, Service ma
gyar osztalyanal Magyarorszag-
boil erkezett leveliik van, akik AIT
az irodahelyisegben szemelyesen
vagy level utjan barmikor atveha-
Etik. t.r
Ha valik ismer6st talal kere-
settek koz6tt, sziveskedjek figyel-
meztetni. Gin: Foreign Language
I information Service. Hungarian
Bureau, 119 West 41st Street,
New York, N. Y.
Gclctey Mihaly.
Puhalak Viktorne, 81. Cz0nd0r
Victoria.
Hamlish Gyula, Zagrab.
Arkosi Mihaly Ferenc.
Cs. Macy Lajosne, 81. Turi Sara,
Buffalo.
John Fabian, Bridgeport.
Pleban Mihaly, Galicia.
Gacsy Martinszky Ferenc.
Schachinger Eide es Erzsebet,
New York.
Szilvas Kornelia, Montreal.
Bartfai Karoly iigyn6k, Mis-
kolc. !.
,Szab6 Lajos pek, Miskolc.
Stivo ,Szalai acsmester, Peoria.
Felix Arthur Greenhut, New
York.
Gergelyfalusi Wagner Mihaly.
Vagszeredi Knbicsek Janos. Is
Ferenc.
schnlhof Ignhc, karpitos, Cali
fornia.
Kaszab JOSEF, asztalos, Buda-
pest.
Gandalovies Gaber, asztalos,
Chicago.
Karl Krnsch, Chicago. M
Sztraeencki Janos, 4S ewes, Sa-
rosmegye.
Julius Vida, Forbes Road.
i Lugosi Vassi Mikl6s, Petykone
Torona Gizella.
Schiffer J6zsefne, 81: Schwartz
Johanna, New York.
Aranyostordai Gonczi D6nes.
/ Szlavicsek Balint es Kajetan.
Haromi J6zsef, meszaros. Ro-
honcz, >Haromi Ferenc, keresked5,
Rohoncz.
Siszmanszki Nandor, asztalos,
Pittsburgh.
D3ri Barat Jnlianna, New York.
Mogyorodine Nemath. Trina,
New York.
I Fiizesabonyi VIII JOSEF.
| Bernhard Schnitzerne. Weisz r.
ma. es gyermekei: Szid6nia, Aran-
lka. llonka. Izidor.
I Nagytarkanyi Balog Istyan, 2s
ewes, Depew.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-14
COLCHESTER

Hatrle Jackson Temple, Pythian Sis ters, held their first meeting after the summer recess Tuesday evening in Pythian hall. There was large attend anee. A lunch of cake. ice cream and soda was provided A social hour with vocal and instrumental music was en- joyed by. all
 Attorney George Cutler returned on Tuesday morning to Hartford after a few days visit at his home on Lebanon avenue
 James s. Case was in Hartford Tues. day
 William Lyman of Anston was a quest of James Johnston at the Johnson Inn. Tuesday
 Julius Phelps of westchester was ir town Tuesday.
 Louis Chapman of Salem was the guest Tuesday of his brother Arthur II ChaPman
 The Columbia Kid Kurler Company ], loading a car with leather scraps from their factory to be shipped to Boston. Alvoy Duprey of North Westchestei was in town Tuesday.
 There are 56 pupils registered In ths seventh grade of the Ransom sehoo lbuilding this year. School opened 1ues day Sept. 5. with J. Vey Merrill teach. feT. "A student council of three girls an6 two boys has been elected-Ruth Steh l bins. May Gillette. Mary Gladkowski Abraham Slopak and Ronald Murray
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-14

return home, after spending the summer in Bridgeport.
 Everett Ladd, son of Mrs NJ F. Ladd has returned from Camp Boycroft, Lake Undergraduates, where he spent the sum mer. He left Wednesday for Swarth- more college to take. up his work as physical instructor
 A birthday party was held recently at the home of Mir and Mrs. Edward Mo ran on Windham road on their daugh- ter, Margaret's ninth birthday. Sixteen of her friends were present. Selections on the piano were given by Miss Esther Margaret Moran. Miss Alice Connolly won in the peanut hunt Delicious re- treatments were served.
 { Mrs. " L. WilItame is visiting her sister. Mrs. J r Miller, in Uneasville
 John Weldon, Jr., actuafy, with li- ability assurance corporation of New York, sspending few days with his father, Br. John weldon in this city Edward MacFarlane, son of MT and Mrs. c. E. MaeFarlane, was recent guestof FredsrickKin in South Windsor. Mir. and Mrs. William Champlin and son have moved from South Park street to Windham road, to the house vacated by H. ". olin and family. Mir. and Mrs. Napoleon LeClaire re- gently entertained at dinner friends and relatives from Alberta, Canada, Montreal, Hartford and this city. Mrs. Harry Wilson has returned to New York from 4 vasit with her parents in Hampton. Mrs. Wilson Is sister of Mrs. Jay M. Grant. of this city. Miss EIlen Judge and Mrs. Charles Potter are attending the dedication ser vices at the Sadie Littrick memorial, at Canaan, The memorial is placed in St. James chapel of the Girls Friendly society vacation house there. It was giv- en by the local organization.
 Frank X. Bwyer, grandson of Mrs. Ann
 McNanara has received the pleasing no | tification that he has again received "a scholarship of $500 Mir Dwyer has re- ceived scholarship ever year he has
 been at Harvard. He win leave the last
 of the month to take up his studies
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-14
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Frank /Cigaldo. of Wilmington, was fin ed SITS and costs by Deputy Judge Taft in the borough court, Wednesday after noon, on charge of manufacturing liquor for the purpose of sale and keep ing with intent to sell The fine and costs amounted to $1s4.25.
 At the same session of court John Melash, also of Wilmington, was fined $50 and voets, amounting in all to $169s5.
 The prosecutions were the result of raids made by Officers Keksel andp Ca ron of the state police, together with Deputy Sheriff Hayes, of Stafford Springs. At the home of Cigaide, 55 gallons of mash and quantity of fermented liouor were found And at Molacx's a fve-gal- lon still was secured besides a small quantity of partly fermented liquor.
 Miss Mollie Kuslansky, of Hartford, has been visiting relatives in town.
 Joseph Lusa, of West Stafford. has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. H. Fam bii.i in Proctor, Vt