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The Newark journal., 1922-06-29
HOME COMING DAY

Each member of the Baptist church of Newark Is urgently requested to be present for the all-day services, Sunday, July End. There is to be an inter esting program rendered, be- ginning promptly at 10; ;00 am. Preaching at eleven. Will you be there? All friends are cor dially invited.
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JUST FACTS

Normal person can hold his
breath from 40 TO IS seconds.
Garlic has been used as a medi.
cinal berb, for many centuries.
London has II different tram
way systems.
First steel pen point was made
In London in 1903.
Certain trees are said to be la
bic to catch cold II exposed to
Idraughts.
Pig belonging to an Ontario
farmer recently adopted a kitten.
Whale Is the largest and strong
est of warm blooded creatures,
Seals find their way home after
swimming up to 5000 miles.
Larger feline animals jump for
their prey's throat.
Kankaroo's appendix is some.
what like that Of man. I
Hermit crab lives in the shells
OF other animals.
Sick elephant will accept only
hot whiskey and onions as medi.
cine.
Stevenson devised an instrument
to measure the force Of waves.
London brideg has a rent roll OF
|$750,000 C year.
Brides on the island OF Malekula,
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TnMnetin-c inrkah,rn

Tho BosTd OF Governors Of the
West Virginia Sons Of the Reyolu-
ton held q meeting last evening
at the Waldo hotel In Clarksburg
at which titiettehtatiYe plans were
made for the annual meeting OF the
organizatton to be held on Wash
ingtcn's hifthday. Tbs board OF
governors were guests AZ. dinner OF
the president, George Z. Duncan
Seated At the table were Messrs G.
J.. Hiclttlan OF Clarksburg; Tho
mas Ray Ollie Of Morgantown,
Judge w. {. Raymond, Arthur G.
Martin and ClarenceNL. Musgraye
Of Fairmont. "A business session.
preceded the dinner. The meeting
will be hetdSonW ashington's birth
day IN Ciarksburg when a dinner
will be seryed at $3.50 o'clock to
follow q BUSINESS session at which
time officers will be elected. "A
committee on arrangements COM
posed Of M ssrs George L. Duncan,
g. l.. Hickman. ". q. Morrison, G.
H Fart and o. 3. Davidson was
named.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. James n. Baker and Miss
Florence Hutchinson are spending
several days in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Clarence statler
have moved from Walnut avenue
to the Flats over the Walter &
Hyland grocery store on Fairmont
avenue and First street. i
Miss Mildred Lively is quite i'll
at the home OF her parents, on
Fairmontiavenue.
Mrs. Anna Jordan remains crit.
ically i'll at her home on Monroe
street.
Clarence D. Robinson ha sreturn
ed from a business trip to Baltt-
more and Washington.
Miss George Hale Is recovering
from an illness at her home at Wat
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Musgraye
OF Georgetown were visitors here
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Feather
have returned to Albright after a
visit here with tho formers
brother, Frank "A. Feather.
w. B. Nixon, freight agent for
the Monongahela railroad company
was q visitor N Pittsburgh yes
terday.
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tect lost nerve on the part of their
trainers.
Many bright teathered male
birds shed their plumage after the
breeding season.
New micrometer measure inter.
nal cylindrical surfaces to the ten
thousandth or an inch.
Kayenta in the Arizona desert ID
farther from a railroad than any
other place In the country.
Inhabitants Of Brittany believe
rain will come II one sees a pig
with a straw N It's mouth.
Average Scotchman Is three.
fourths OF an inch taller than the
average freshman.
Trim tube tunnel 1900 feet long
has been completed under the
river Elhe at Hamburg, Germany.
Tuning forks were invented in
Troy by John Shore, Handel's
trumpter.
Color OF certain precious stones
can be changed by exposing the
gems to the action Of rad.um.
Japanese edible bamboo has
been successfully introduced into
the southern part Of the United
States.
Games Of dominoes originated in
the sixteenth century anon gthe
Benedictine monks. ~
Pipes set with diamonds and IN.
tended for women smokers are be
ing sold In Londen.
Official census OF Japan, Just
completed, places the total popula:
ton at 55,963.053.
Japan'ss SO cities contain, more
than IS por cent OF the country's
total population.
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Program AT
Woodmen Session

sinno. .,a
was sIysn y teales s. thg
Woodmen Circle last night in the
woodmen han In honor 81
charter members az The cIrc,k n,
order vas startsd here ANN
wears aFo. wssaE6ftsen
Only four ~ these member Z
nresent Isst STrhf md
SratiSs.tion tbss ,ha I'M
srown taS4ts nresent streSgtb y
over is0 TSsmheTs
A delSeiotis dinner was seryss n
the diSins T66fn, Ana AIS WSs
lowed IN = lnsnrram arrahgs ~
The ocess,on nm foIowtns nt;S
beEs Terc siyen.
f0nsn,ng serS
Star snans,sSrp,,r
u L .#"IA I NNhAaAHNN AN4AA kAAAAAASo SNEAAAAE
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Debate at
Next Meeting

w. D. Reed was the chief speak.
er Ut the meeting of the Industrial
iSuperyisorsgcl club held at the N,
CA. last n.snt. Mr.. Reed spoke
on HMy Impression OF Industrial
Conditions in Europe" and his
talk was very instructive aud In.
teresting.
The next meeting Of the club
will be held Februaty20 which Is
the regular meeting night, and a
debate will be the feature Of the
evening.
The subject OF the debate will be
Resolved that our public schools,
primary and secondary. are ade-
quately fitting our boys for the
practical SIDE of life.n
Affirmative: Paul Wycoff, lead
or; Joseph Thorpe, Paul Fleming,
F. l.. Skunk. Negative: j.. s.
Thomas, 1shder; o. B. Reich, r, j.
tBarcus, D. S. Langell. Judges will
be o. q. Wilson, superintendent Of
schools; W. a. Hustead. superin.
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Railroad Notes
Of Interest Here

B. q. H~olyerstott, Fairmont,
superintendent OF the Monongah
division B. & o. was In Fairmont
to-day.
8. NJ. Scott, Wheeling, general
superintendent Of the West Vir-
gina district, is expected in Fair
mont this afternoon.
B. & o. train 43 was running
one hour and fifty minutes late
this morning due to train 3 being
that late on the main line.
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parent Of the bride and NJ. L.
Brown is the mother Of the bride:
groom and DR.. E. w. Howard Is
the paternal parent Of the groom.
The maid OF honor is the part as.
signed to Robert r. Cunningham,
while DR.. Hugh H. Carr IS the
old maid. Tho wedding ceremony
will be read by Harry E. Engle
James q. Sutton Is the ring
bearer.
Paul Fleming is the.butler, while
DR.. Herschel satterifeld as the
black nanny, will look after the
little brother and sister parts
taken by Smith Hood and Marshall
E. Ashcraft.
]. e. Watson, Jr., and Mari E.
keenan, are the giggling girls who
serve punch. The flower girls are
Howard Joseph Ross, John G. Bur
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Will the groom kiss the bride, a
Ia 1922. or will he leave this for
the iceman, is the question upper.
most In the minds of those inter-
.ested In the "Womanless Wed.
which will be presented at
S:15 O'Clock tomorrow night and
Thursday night, in the Fairmont
High school auditorium.
As the fatal hour approaches
the bride Is reported to be getting
nervous for "she" will not only
have to please the groom, but the
largest assembly OF people that
ever attended q wedding in Fair.
mont.
@. Walter Corbsn Is the blush.
ing bride who has inyeigiedl La
Mar c. satterfleld to share the
martial bliss that Is attendant OF
conjugal union.
q. e. Smith is the maternal
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in the New Hebrides, have their
two front teeth taken out.
Second largest reservoir in the
world is in Chihuahua, Mexico.
Scientific study OF electricity
began in the sixteenth century.
Nearly all varieties OF snow
crystals are hexagonal in form.
Temperature OF Mammoth Cave
is practically the same all year
round.
Bagpipes are shown on a Roman
coin dated SO Al. D. /
Area Of Cuba Is about equal TO
that Of Pennsylvania.
Delaware has an average eleva.
ton of so feet above sea level.
England taxed bachelors in 1896
to raise money for the French
wars.
Chile plans to electrify the so
miles of railroad between Yalpara.
iso and Santiago.
n Caesars times lsace-Lorraine
formed part of ancient Gaul.
Alfalfa was not known IN tho
United States until 1854.
Citizens OF Germany have the
right OF initiative in legislation.
Armed women police, patrol the
streets OF Petrograd.
Boston's boy scouts are to take
lessons in fire fighting.
C%aterpillars are threatening New
York maple sugar industry. \
More than 40 per. cent of the
clergy live TO be over 20.
Only three cities In the United
States are larger than Picking,
China.
An Englishman claims to have
discovered a metal by which air.
planes could be made invisible.
An Englishman, in the reign Of
Edward VI. is said to have dis.
covered bottled beer by accident.
It takes no men eight months
full time to paint the London
Tower Bridge. ?
] Circus animals are quick to de.
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BIRDS SORRY

DUBUQUE Ia, Jan. 3i.-The
feathored friends of j. A. Rhom.
berg lowered today as usual
about the home Of the IS year
old settler of Specht's Ferry, un.
aware that the patron who had
provided their winter rations
for more than 80 years lay dead
within. When game protection
officers forced Rhomberg last
summer to open up rooms and,
cages in which scores OF song
birds we're sheltered, they failed
to break the ties between the
old settler and his pets. Open.
ed windows still gave the flocks
access to winter time shelter,
and with dogs, cats, ducks,
pigeons; chickens, hogs and
cows they shared the products
OF the farm.
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$: EAST SIDE NEWS =:

able % retata home for several
John Carpenter. sons Of Mr.. and
Mrs Marles Carpenter Of Nor.
gantown avenue 6 III with pneu.
monla
Mr.. and Mi. WIN Meredith are
moving this week from East Park
avenue to Meadowda1e.
Mr.: and Mrs; Groves OF Mer-
chant street will occupy the ap-
artments vacated by them.
Mrs, Miller of Smithfeld, Pa, Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Joseph
Hite in MorgantoRn avenue.
Rev. ]. A. silby Of Parkersburs
arrived here last evening and d
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. George
Shoemaker in Gufty street..
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chlnai. Thomas / Brett, Thomas D

.chlnal Thomas ] Brett Thomas D.
|Connell.
The bridesmaids are ". C..
Cole. Walter Barnes, Paul g. VIII
let's, Roger L. Kingsland, William
u. Lydic, Robert G. Miller.
The motion picture guests are:
Marguerite CLARK. Dr.: n. r.. John.
son; Mary Plckford. Or. u. D.
Norman, Oliver A. Wood; Ethel
H. L. %Satterfield; Theda Bata,
Harry ]. Hartley; Geraldine Far
rar, AZ Melville Jacobs; Mabel
Norman, Oliver Al. Wood; Tthel
Clayton Forrest, r. Fankhauser;
Normal Talmadge, r. a. Dolllson,
Elaine Aammetstine, Louis Hell.
mick; Alice Brady, Thomas A.
Tate; Alice Joyce, RUFUS Yost;
Catherine Mcdonald, Kenna Clark.
The proceeds from tho play will
be given TO the Boy Scouts.
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Marriage Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. a. u MORGAN have
announced the. marriage Or their
daughter. Gertrude, to George
Freeland Pfgh Of Terra A1ta.
The marrfageItook place at; Cum
berland, Nd on January 4 and
had beenSkept secret until Friday
when Mrs. Pugh came to spend the
week end with her parents.
Mrs. Pugh is a descendant Of
one OF the.oldest and most promins
ent families Of Marion county, be.
Ing q granddaughter OF the late
70: 7. Morgan, She is a geaAuatS
OF both the Falrmont aigh sAi0N!
and the normal school and Is q
senior at West Virginia Wesleyan
at Buckhannon. For several years
she has taught In the schools 0f
lincoln district but during the
past year has been teaching at
Terra Alta.
M. Pugh Is a promising young
business man of Terra Alta and
- q son Of the late G. w. Pugh.
They have taken up their resi-.
dcnce in Terra Alta where Mr..
Tugh Is engaged In the autofno-
bite business.
Their many friends e-:snd to
them their heartiest c~ongratula-
lions.
Sewing Club
The Priscilla Sewing club will
meet Thursday evening at the
home OF MRS. Earl Phillips and
Mrs; George Philips will be the
hostesss
10 Georgia
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Homer ana
two children who have spent some
time here with the formers aunt
Mrs. +. II. Brummage and other
relatives left Sunday night for
their home at Waycross, Ga.
At First NJ. p. Church
The ladies OF the First NJ. p.
church will meet at the church
Wednesday and Thursday to quilt,
All are asked 10 come and assist
with this work.
Personal
Miss Alice Wilson of Morgan.
town is the guest Of Mrs. F. A,
Wilson in Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Sparker Of
Brownsville. Pa. were week end
guests of Mrs. Sparker,s- parents.
Rev. and Mrs. G e. Feather Ii
Pittsburgh avenue
MI. and Mrs. Earl Phillips anG
daughter Florence have returned
from a short stay atIMorgantown.
Mrs. Howard Rice OF Cuff
street who has again been yery}ill
is slightly improved.
Mr. and Mrs. p. NJ. CARPENTER
son Herschel and their guest
Charles Coffman spent sunda,
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson
at Clarksburg.
Mrs. N. D.. Orr Is III with rhet,.
matism at her homc in Cuff
Attorney Harry Shaw Of Nor.
gantown avenue is confined to his
home by Illness.
Mrs. Margaret Shuttlesworth Of
New York City who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John Wycoff
at Clarksburg and who had intend
ed+Teturning home this week was
taken suddenly Ill and will not be
#sha'Nl-a #HatH. NHlE.N. 40 L.HtW- LnH.
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VITA miss ROCK

The yigliant Circle OF Kings
Daughters Will hold an all day
meeting tomorrow at the home OF
Mrs. ". l. Heintzelman when they
will be guests Of Miss Eliza Rock.
luncheon VIII be served at noon
and the day will be spent in
sewing The H~eintzelman home is
situated on tho corner Of the Coun.
Try club road Lawrence street
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ToEaLeet N 7:45

The hour for the meeting OF the
Music department Of the Womon's
club this evening at the home OF
Mrs. 4. ". Annette on Locust
avenue VIII be T:451o'clock instead
OF S:15 as announced today. A
mistake was made in the hour and
the meeting VIM be called at 7:45
O'clock.
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Entertained Mr. Bremen.

1gnatius Bremen, Of Wheeling,
was the guest OF honor at a smoker
held last evening by the Knights of
Columbus at their hall in Main
street. Mr.. Bremen is in the city
for a few weeks. He entertained
the knights with recitations OF Els
own composing. Refreshments were
served following the regular bust,
ness session.
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school ana q quite taiented 81 mn

va 49,
TegTaik. y
Mrs. Keinble White VIII tax on
Current Events this evening TO fthe
Business and Professional WON.
ems club Of the Y. ". o. "A. assem-.
bly, room This Is the last OF q
series OF talks on Current Events:
Entertained Teachers.
Principal OF the High school w.
2. Buckley and Mrs. Buckley enter
tanned the teachers Of the faculty
of the high school Informally on
Saturday eyRning 1t their home.
The evening was delightfully."- spent
and refreshments wereSserved.
To Meet Tonight.
The regular meeting Of the Music
department Of the Woman's club
will be held this evening at the
home OF Mrs. Thomas Watson Ar.
nette In Locust avenue. The pro.
gram which had been previously
announced will be carried out and
will begtnHat S:15 O'clock. The next
attraction OF the department Will
be the presentation OF a pretty Chi.
nese operetta entitled 1.-THE Feast
OF b esLittle Lanterns" which will
be given on February "a before q
general meeting OF tho Womanss
club. Both choruses will be given
at the high school auditorium end
the operetta will be presented by a
chorus OF % women's voices assist.
ed by a group Of dancers ali In
Chinese costume. The solo parts
will be taken by Mrs. Charles W.
Waddell, Mrs. Forrest Fankhauser,
Mrs. Oliver A. Wood and Miss Jean
B%illingslea.
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The Ainity club will have q dance
Thuraday evening Of this week at
the woodmen hall, corner Of Jack
son and Madison streets. This is
one Of aseriessof dances to be held.
by the club. The committee in.
chargekis composed Of Walter Wat.
Inns, Rua1s SWiger and DR.. Basil
Heron. Mack'sI orchestra will play
and dancing will begin at nine
O'Clock andIcontinue until midnight.
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Enforcement Announced.

Mrs. {. n Troxell Has returned
from Weston where she attended
2 luncheonshower at which the en-.
gagement Of Mr.. Troxell's sister.
Miss Mildred Troxell, and DR.. John.
Law, OF Glarksburg, was an.
notnced! The marriage will take
place February 8 at Weston.
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It rs urged thnt all the members
Of tho Fairtnont Country club be.
present this evening at the Fair
mont at which time q board of gov.
eruors VIII Do named for the en-
suing year and other business Of
Importance transacted.
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FUNERAL

John O. Keener, the two months
old son Of Arthur Keener, died this
morning at its parents home at.
Burial will be made TO.
morrow in Maple Grove cemetery
by Undertaken R. q. Jones.
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GuestsHere

Mrs. Harry Ho1lt and son, Rich
ard, are guests OF the formers
mother, Mrs. Jacob Harr, at her
home in Morgantown avenue. Mrs.
Harr has just occupied q handsome
now residence in Morgantown ave
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Miss Irene Horner LETT today for
eincinnati. Ohio, where she will
attend the Cincinnati Conservatory
Of Music. Miss Horner is a gradu.
ate otSthe Fairmont State Normal
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clarksbura}e uests

Mr.. and MIS-. RobertL. Heron
haye us their guestsiat their home
Dn Second street, Miss Merla Fish
back. superintendent Of the Mason
hospital a. Clarksburg and Miss.
Iona Mataeny. X:ray nurse at the
Same fngtitffion.
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Covered Dtsb S,,nner

Mrs. Molre Leyelle's class Of the
First NJ. p. church will have a
covered dish supper; at 6 o'clock
tomorrow night, in the basement
Of the church.
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Mrs. NJ. D. Christie returned
yesterday from 4 visit o. several
weeks With her datghter, Mrs.
Jnuos Thompbun at Richmond, Va.
and her SON Carney Christie IN
New York city
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iendont OF schools; W!
way. mayor. The presidii
VIII % Joseph Roster.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-27
COLCHESTER

Mrs. Martha Williams returned Mon day from a few days visit with her son Daniel in Wallingford.
 Roger Foote of Lebanon was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. A. H. Chapman Monday.
 Jeremiah Sullivan of Fitchville was calling on friends in town Christmas.
 Abraham Elgart of New York, former ly of this place was the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. D. A. Elgart on LinWood avenue over Christmas
 Judge of Probate George E.. Briggs of Lebanon was in town Saturday holding court at ex-Judge BuelPs office.
 Judge and Mrs. Richard O'Connell of East Hartford and Attorney Michael D. O'Connen of StSford Springs were guests of their sister on Pleasant street over Christmas.
 Dr. Michael s. Shea of New Haven was the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. David Shea on Lebanon avenue over Christmas.
 Rev. Daniel Sullivan was the guest of relatives in New Britain Monday. Arthur Gregory. of New London was al his home in town over Christmas.
 MT. and Mrs. Vincent OConnell of New Britain was at the home of MT. O'Connel's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Michael O'Connell ! on Windham avenue over Christmas. Colchester chamber of commerce hold meeting today Wednesday, for the purpose of meeting representatives of g firm who would like to start manufac. turing business in town.
 Edward L. Kelly of Bridgeport was al the home Of his aunt, Mrs. Nora Kelly or Lebanon avenue Monday. Hattie Jackson Temple Pythian Sisters held their last meeting of the year Tues. | day evening in Pythian hall. The electior of officers was held and the installation will be held in January. After the work a buffet lunch was served and socia 1 hour spent.
 Charles W. stebbins of Schenectady l N. r., is the guest of his brother, Dr A. L., Stebbins on Linwood avenue having l been called here by the death of hh mother, Mrs. Emma Stebbins.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-27
sTONIf1GTON

The Second Congregational church Sunday school held their Christmas fes- tival in the church parlors Tuesday even ing Songs, fecitations and games made up the evenings entertainment, and the ladies of the church served ice cream and cake.
 The First Baptist church members en- joyed a Christmas festival in the church parlors Tuesday evening and a varied program was heard with pleasure The children Tuesday afternoon held a Christ mas festival and refreshments and games were enjoyed.
 Miss Florence MaxwelPs class of the Calvary Episcopal church Sunday school was awarded the banner for the best at- tendance from Easter. 1922, to Christ mas.
 Miss Edna Miller of New York is the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs Ca mile Miller. on Elm street
 Miss Ide11a Young of Moosup will ar rive in town today .(Wednesday) and will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Nathan James and family on Summit street.
 Miss Murief Latham of Water street Is in Boston. guest of Mf. and Mrs. Lewis. Ava Lewis of New York formerly of Stonfngton, is the guest of his parents at Boston.
 Miss Abbie czrley and Miss Mary Car ley of Hartford are guests of Miss Boh- man on Main street
 Mir. and Mrs Gilbert Mcc1urg enter tained their son. Dudley McClurg, of New York over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. John B. FindIey and chii- dren of Manaroneck N T., are guests oi Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bradley at Bella 1 Vista.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. F. Bfoughton of Can. non square were guests of Gurion Pen | dleten, Jr., and family at New London Everett N.Pendleton has returned tc his duties at the First National bank | having spent the holiday with Moses Pendleton and family in Boston. ! MT. and Mrs. Richard F. Loper. Jr. and Horace H. Babcock of New York ant Storrs college are at the home of Mrs R
 Loper.
 The Mystic H. & L. Co. and the Mis l tuxet club auction trfdge contest is stil ! on and at present Stenington men hay, 1882 points over the Mystic men, ant
 they have lead Of 6.170 points to date
 The cribbage game was won by the Ston l ingten members by S5 points.
 I Judge L. D. FaiFbrotEer presided owe
 some short lobster cases here Saturday I The holsters were in the possession Q sI Louis Lutchans3xy and F, l.. Post, both 0
 7Saw London There were ten count against each man in the complaint and 4lIaff5s5fVei. -urs < f7If fefe6 l1t tha 1az9xe1