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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
PASSENGER TRAIN HITS
TRUCK AND THEN FREIGHT.

Annandale, MINI. Ten persons
dead and more than twoscore injured
was the toll OF the wreck on the Min
neapolis. ST. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie
railway here late Saturday when a
westbound passenger train crashed
into truck and then plowed into a
freight train standing on a side track.
The wreck occurred when Fred La.
mar, driver OF the truck. failed to heed
warnings of members of the freight
crew and drove onto the track in front
of the passenger The truck was hit
squarely and hurled against the freight
engine on a side track. A switch stand
was knocked down and three coaches
of the passenger swung over TO the
side track into the freight train. The
baggage car crashed over the over.
turned freight engine. Several other
passenger coaches were derailed.
Most of the dead and injured were
in the smoker. which reared up into
the air and toppled over. Part of the
wreckage caught fire. but the blaze
was soon entinguished.
Homes in the neighborh0od were
opened and most seriously injured
were taken there. Women were called
from all parts OF the town to act as
volunteer nurses. and calls to nearby
towns brought every available physi-
clan.
Lamar and a man who had asked
him for ride were instantly killed.
Chris Wallace. engineer Of the freight
train. was scalded so severely that he
died.
Emil Myllikangas. II. OF AnnandalC.
was caught under the wreckage Of the
smoking car. Both legs were crushed.
and il was several hours before he was
released. He directed the work OF his
rescuers. He died Sunday.
wrecking crews tonight were still
working on one overturned coach. brit
railroad officials said they did not be-
lieve any additional bodies would he
found.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
81 A WORD FOR CABLES
Americans Paying Heavily For serv.
ice Broken BY Irish.

London. - Americans are paying
over 81 word to send messages from
England TO New York. taking 15.
OoOmile route. by way OF Lisbon. the
Cape Verde Islands and Buenos Aires
due to the tie-up In the transatlantic
cables held by Irish irregulars.
Telegraphic communication between
Great Britain and the United States
continues TO be gravely affected. The
Irish rebels continue TO hold 10 of the
II cables in the transatlantic service.
There is little prospect of an early re-
sumption to normal service.
In the meantime. press associations
and newspaper correspondents are
limited TO a small fraction of their
usual services because of the tie-up.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19

Sillicus-."A girl has no respect
fer fellow who tries to kiss hs."
Cynicus- Especially if he fails in
the attempt"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
Grateful Son

"My boy" said the millionaire, lee
turing his son on the Importance of
economy, "when ! was your age !
carried water for gang Of brick
layers"
"Ira proud of you father" an
swered his offspring; "if it hadn't
been for your pluck and perseverance
! might have had to do something of
that sort myself"
The Personal Touch
Why did your French
maid leave? thought she was so
clever at hooking your dresses?
Mrs. Blackstone-Sh was-ex-
tremely clever. She hooked three
before she left.
Corrected
Father-"lf you want to make a
hit, my son, you must strike out
for yourself"
Son-"You're mixed in your base
ball talk, dad; if you strike out you
can't make hit"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19

what makes you look so grouchy?
asked Brown. 1--WE got good reason
to look that way" snapped Black. 81
just have been in to see DR.. Dryman
and told him was badly in need of a
stimulant and the brute gave me a
prescription" "Well, if he gave
you a prescription, what are YOU kick
ing about" demanded Brown. "Why,
the beast gave prescription for some
aromatic spirits of ammonia"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
TWO DIE IN AERoPLANe FIRE.
Lieutenant Morisrty And Passenger
Killed At Dayton.

Dayton. Ohio.-Lieut. Meriarty and
a Mr. Stonebreaker were burned to
death when the aeroplane which they
were flying caught fire in flight over
Wilbur Wright Field. near this city.
They were testing the speed of the
plane.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
70 MEN eNromeEp IN NINE.

Knoxville. Tenn.-Twelve men are
reported entomhed by cave-in at the
Black Mountain Coal Corporation
mine. between 81. Charles ana Pen
&ngtoR. Va.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14
.LOcalS and ,P8lSeRalS

Mrs. Earle Keith and Mrs. Jesse
Morris spent Saturday in Greenv:lle.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Bivens spent
Thursday in Greenville. I.snlly ..
- ,N f.
Mr. Hagood Bruce spent Thursday
in Greenyille. j %~,;..
.aaa
Mr.. Walter Griffin of G,4srHine
was business visitor ito tMs. city
last week. ~
Mr.. Joe M. Robertson, principal
Of the graded school at Norris, spent
last week end in Pickens.
Mrs. Ida Greene. Misses, Mary, and \
Christine Greene of Greenville visited
Mrs. J. G. Carey last week. !. !
Mr.. Walter Hester of Easley, at
tended the Radio Exposition held in !
Atlanta last week.
Mr. G.. A. Porter, Of Pickens RI
killed fine hog last week weighing
74S pounds net. h
Mr.. t. f.. Mahldin of Greenville y
was a visitor to Pckcns last We'd
ncsday.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

y THE womanA Auxiliary, Of yths:
Presbyterian shdSch held q very.dn-,
!teresting meeting ton Mondsy.at the
.hems Of Mrs. w. F.S1auLlf. The subs
.jeet, for the afternoon was Mexico
and Mrs. J. H. pHce,, leader of the the.
program, gave very instructive
lesson on. this subject.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

Mrs.. q. G. GAfistopbsE left af6ns az
day for Timmonsxiife TO Il spsntls sihs ihs
holidays with hef mot sfr,sS sst.ss II 81
Langston, y sSSSSssISSi
BE HAPPY this Christmas. Buy
Radio set and hear the wonders Of
=; the air. For complete information see
Walter Hester, or phone n.
There will be a box supper at the
Montvale school house on Friday
night December 22nd. Be sure and
attend. ~
Mr.. M. C. Smith who has'been in
New York City, for the-bast months
is here to spend Nhe<Christmas holi-
days with his family.
=, Miss Cors<Porter, Miss Claude
Welborn, and Miss Ruth Cannon
spent Saturday in Greenville shop
ping.
Mr.. Adams has left the balance of
his buggies with j. D. Holder and
Son to sell. Come and get you one.
J. p. Holder & Sons.
'fhese were 1925 bales of cotton,
ccdntihg round as half bales; g:nned
in .Pickcns County from the crop of
1922 prior to December /, 1922, as
cchpaScd with 2i,024 bales ginned to
DECEMBER /, 1921.
Should the Preachers do all the
praying? What should they pray
f4r? Something's that Paul prayed
f$r, Come, and' express your opinion
in the b. Y. P. U. Wednesday night
att7:l5, and bring friend with you.
kG
A Phe friends of Mrs Gary Hiott
will regret to learn that she has been
ccnflped to her bed in Forest City, N.
C.,.f6r the past week with the "Flu."
She has almost recovered now, but
her son, Robert is very low with the
same sickness. We wish for them
both speedy recovery.
There will be Joint meeting of the
Athciah and Keowec Literary Socic
ties Friday afternoon, December %,
1892 The public is cordially invited.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

For Christmas toys, dolls, station
cry and variety goods. See Jphnson's
S and 1Oc store.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

These who wis, fancy box OF
fruit for Christmas send money order
or check and will send the follow
ing: Oranges $3.50 plus express. Or
angcs and Grape Fruit mixed $3.50.
Tangcr:nes, Oranges and Grape Fruit
$4.25. Grape Fruit straight $500.
Dan Adams, Eustis. Fla. St
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

FOR RENT-One small two-horse
crop or heavy one-horsc crop, four
miles northwest Of Pickcns. Apply
to J. Matte Stewart, Pickcns R3, or
We Hr Stewart, Pickens RI.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

If you want good Scoficld Bible,
Bible story books or other good books
S q Mrs. B. S. johnson at Johnson's
five and ten cent store.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

FOR RENT-One small onc-horsc
crop six miles from Pickcns near
Cross Roads church. Apply to w. P.
Baker, Pickens, S. G. 81
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ONE Of the Worlds greatest in.
vtntiions "THE RADIO" Buy set
now. Get the thrill and wonders Of
the air. See Walter Hester or phone
2T.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

We are III the market for twenty
thousand cross ties. Call at our office
for specifications. We pay cash at
office. j. D. Holder and son.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

FOR sALE-Frcsh milk COW, see
w. w. Aiken, Pickcns.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

LOST-Onc white aud red spotted
Hound dog. Finder rcturn to Pickens
Oil Mill and get reward. 3t
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

Thoroughbred White Lcghorns
Cockcrls for sale at $500 piece. See
S. G. Boggs, Calhoun, RI. St
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

CARBIDE for sale at A. A. Moons
store cheaper than you can order it.
Sept. %.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14


4 The WomanA Auxiliary Of tbs
4 Prcsbyterian shuSch held q verx.fn-
&: teresting meeting Sons Monday AT the
I ;sEhcme. Of Mrs. w. F. F.Naulat6. The sub
B jeot; for the AFTERNOON was Mexico
. and Mrs. J. H. pf1ce, leader Of the
program, gave a very instructive
} lesson on this subject.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ONE of the Worlds greatest in.
| vtntiions "rHE RADIO" Buy set
now. Get the thrill and wonders of
the air. See Walter Hester or phone
2T.
LOST-Six months old hound pup,
color black, white around neck
white breast and feet, white tip on
end of tail. Finder return to w. z.
Hendricks, Pickens RI and receive re-
ward.
FOR SALE-One ton Ford truck,
in perfect running condition. Good
body and cab, and tires in good con-
dition. Ready for delivery January
1st, 1923. See Phil Sitotn, The Ford
Man.
LOST-One white aid red spotted
hound dog. One ear split, and left
hind leg has scar on inside. Finder
return to jim Poole at the Court
house.
FOR RENT One 2-horse crop,
also olic.thorse crop to rent on balees.
Good creek bottom land for corn.
See O. l.. Morgan, RI Pickcns. st
FOR SALE-Pure o. l. C. pigs. 1t
pays to buy the best. Price $1,000
each. l. H. & o. L.. Craig, Central,
S. c., RI. 3t
CARBIDE for sale at A. A. Moons
store cheaper than you can order it.
Sept. 23.
We are IN the market for twenty
thousand cross ties. Call at our office
for specifications. We pay cash at
office. j. D. Holder and son.
FOR RENT-One small two-horse
crop or heavy one-horsc crop, four
miles northwest Of Pickcns. Apply
to j. Matte Stewart, Pickcns R3, or
We Hr Stewart Pickens Ri.
J. LOST-Onc white aud red spotted
Hound dog. Finder rcturn to Pickens
Oil Mill and get reward. 3t
( Thoroughbred White Lcghorns
Cockcrls for sale at $500 piece. See
y S. G. Boggs, Calhoun, RI. St
J These who wish a fancy box OF
y fruit for Christmas send money. order
or check and Twill send the follow
ing: Oranges $3.50 plus express. Or
+ angcs and Grape Fruit mixed $3.50.
5 Tangcr:ncs, Oranges and Grape Fruit
$1.25. Grape Fruit straight $500
! Dan Adams, Eustis, Fla st
If you want a good Scoficld Bible,
Bible story books or other good books,
S q Mrs. B. S. johnson at Johnson's
five and ten cent store.
FOR RENT-One small horse
crop six miles from Pickcns near
Cross Roads church. Apply to w. p
Baker, Pickens, S. G. 81
For Christmas toys, dolls, station,
cry and variety goods. See Johnson's
S and 10c store.
FOR sALE--Frcsh milk COW, sec
w. w. Aiken, Pickcns.
Speciial-Bargaiirls
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

LOST-Six months old hound pup,
color black, white around neck
white breast and feet, white tip on
end of tail. Finder return to w. =.
Hendricks, Pickens RI and receive re-
ward.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

FOR ,,RENT-One 2-horse crop,
also olic::thorse crop to rent on halves.
Good creek bottom land for corn.
See O. l.. Morgan, RI Pickcns. st
FOR SALE-Pure o. /. C. pigs. 1t
pays to buy the best. Price $1,000.
each. l. II. & o. l.. Craig, Central,
S. c., RI. st
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

LOST-One white aid red spotted
hound dog. One ear split, and left
hind leg has scar on inside. Finder
return to jim Poole at the Court
house.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-14

FOR SALE-One I ton Ford truck,
in perfect running condition. Good
body and cab, and tires in good con-
dition. Ready for delivery January
1st, 1923. See Phil Sitotn, The Ford
Man.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-04
GOSHEN

Mr.. ana Mrs. Z. r Ycrk and l. II.
Mccall, Jr., and sister. Miss Dorothy
Mccall have been guests OF friends II
Boston and vicinity.
4 handsome gray fox was CAPTURED a.
Walnut Grove farm last week under sing
u.ar circumstances. Tige. tie farm dog
wen. along with his master and tire team.
= the woods. after = load o. wood. While
,ooA:ng for game Tige struck Reyn=rd'..
fresa tracks and 50 hotiy pursued him tns:
ne climbed a tree s,raigh. Up 20 feet
high 10 the first LINES. the dog kept
faithful guard Of the prisoner until 2
rife was procured from the house and the
fox dropped from his lofty height, dead
The bull d. blood that courses through
rige's veins inspired his tenaciiy +
chasing down ard holding the big game
MURDER from here secured 2 god
strings Of pickerel through the Ice =.
Turtle lake Saturday. Small mummy
chugs were used for bait.
A large ice house is being constructed a
Red Cedar lake for use of the boys sum
mer camp. O. A Ne:tleton IS the FRS
the 1922 Ice croo on his pond. II .rche:
in thickness and Al in quality.
Z. Ray Manning. his daughter. Mis-!
Cora Manning and son Edmund Manning
| of Lebanon. called on friends hero s1a
day. Edmund Manning IS home on /;
short Through from the government avi
attn cau,o in Washington. D. c.
The Y. p. 5. c. z. conservation nsetini
/ was he'd st the CHURCH on the first d2,
OF the glad New Year. Sunday evening
! The community sing that followed va,
thought the most enjoyable held thu
Tar
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-04

prizes were taken by Mrs. PerIey Mel
win, Miss Abbie Brewster. Louis Morey
and Norman Parkhurst.
Il the weather is favorable, Shea Bros.
will commence blowing the ice on Ash
land pond today wednesday, and will
start cutting the following day. Tuesday
morning the ice was eight and one-haf
inches thick.
A Y. NJ. c. a. meeting is to be held in
the town hail this "wednesday evening
at 7.30.
On account of the change in the night
set to entertain the "Oh. Oh, Cindy' cast,
it has been difficult TO get all invitations
out but every members Ct the cast and Of
the American Legion and the auxiliary is
e~pected to be rresent ten :ght (Wednes-
day) in the American Legion rooms.
Charles Tucker, 10. died at his homo IN
Lisbon Tuesday evening after a week s
illness Mr. Tucker was born In Rich
mond, r. l.. the son of Gilbert and Mary
Thourpsor Tucker. He was married As
years ago and has lived IN Jewett City
and Lisbon e years. He was employed
at Aspinook bleachery. He is survived
by his wife, son, Everett Tucker, an
two dauen ters. Mrs. Chauncey Robe of
Griswold. and Julia Tucker of Lisbon
also brother, Norman Tucker and two
sister, Mrs Leona Pratt and Mrs. Lillian
Tabor, of Arcadia, R. l.
There are two grandchildren
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-04
BOLTON

Rev. Frederick G. Taylor OF London
derry, Vt. has accepted the call to B-l-
ton Congrega tional church, but will have
TO give three months notice IN Londonder-
~ before coming to Bolton. Mr. Taylor
lives 20 miles finn a railroad station
and will have his furniture come By
truck
Bolton grange had a Christmas tree
and program at the meeting last Friday
evening.
Rev. and Mrs Frank Aobott's three
children, Of Eastford. are I'll With measles.
They were formerly resident Of Bolton.
Elmer J. Finley. Of New York. spent the
week end with his mother. Mrs E Jane
Finley. Mrs. Finley who has been very
II since October. is gaining strength 50
IS able 10 be about her room.
Douglas Fryer. of Brooklyn, y. Y. who
frequently visits his grandmother. Mrs
Jane Finley in town, is with Mrs Fryer
spending his Christmas vacation with the
latter's parents in Chattanooga Tenn.
William Sitzy is home firm Vermont,
where he has been working for some time.
Mrs S. Sillano has been in Gilead, car
ing for her mother who was ILL.,
Prof and Mrs. Samuel NJ AIvord anS
Mr. and Mrs James Wesson Phelps held
their 21st wedding anniversary party az
Prof Alvord's Bolton h-nle one evening
last week.
A. Jesse Wood for several years 4 resi-
dent of Bolton has written Bolton friends
from the home of his parents in England
where he has been nearly twa years that
his health is much irn7roved and he is
planning to retnrn TO the United States
William H. Loomis fell recently vhil-
carrying two pals striking on che pail
breaking n rib and splinteriIg another
Mrs w T. Tinker, Jr.. Sc SPENDING
| two weeks with her mother. Mrs Louis
| H. Levey II Indiana no!is Mr. Tinker viii
go TO Indianap lis later to accompany his
wife home. Miss Annie NJ Aivord is g.
Nj TinlIer's home during their sbssnce.
| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rockwell hove
returned TO Hartford after ten days stay
at theft Bolton home
! Miss Ella Sumner has returned % the
Russell Sage school. n Troy. New crk
| Morgan Alvord has resumed his studies
at Yale college.
Prof and Mrs. Samuel NJ Alvord have
returned TO their Hartford ho-a.
| Bolton friends of John A. A1v ri OF
Manchester Green are sorry 20 learn o.
his Illness. He is in Manchester Memorial
| hospital
| The Tolfand county farm buresr met a.
Charles NJ. Pinney'e Monday Afternoon
and evening with two prc fe.sors fror.
! Storrs as speakers.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-04

have asked for quail on toast, you know
or s-qnething equally attractive in the WY
of food if permitted to go too far with MS
argument.
There will be an increase over last year
in the total of the grand list OF kilingly,
1t was indicated on Tuesday. The list is
not yet completed, but will be ready DUR
ing during the present month It is p s
sib-e that the list will show an increase of
from $4,000 to 100000, but this cannot
be determined as yet
Boarders wanted so cents a meal 81
ger week. by the day or week Every
thing is on the table, help yourself, Geo.
Patterson, ever Pellets garage-adv
Manager John F. Lewis is again indis-
posed and 1T his home, but he was re-
T. rted as considerable improved on
Tuesday.
John A Holman OF New Britain was
visitor with friends in Danielsou on
Tuesday.
Ernest Skinner. the youthful Hampton
murderer, was not presented in the su-
Eer.or court alta Willimantic on Tuesday
| He is to underg examination by an alien
| list. it Is expected.
! With the first Of the year a boost in
| the price of coal from SIS to $3.50 was
noted on the part of one local firm
!
Assawaga river during Tuesday. This
stream has not furnished mucH CD o-tu~-
| ity for skating this seas-n until recentlv
More cara with 1922 markers made
their appearances on the street here Tues
/ day.
Killfngly high school opened TUESDAY
morning after the holiday recess
| One raid by the pcIioe has been suGi-
cient to give at lest a temporary scare to
the pro1rietors of 1acuseho-d s where it is
: believed a land office business is illicitly
made booze has been going on for month
past
Several illegitimate children of E1eIry
CrandalI and Bridget Greene were order
| ed committee to the c-unty home for chill
dren at P'9tnam, Tuesday, by Judge Sabir
S. Russell of the probate court Two
! cIners of the children are to be care
for under another arrangement as they
are too young f-r admittance to the hcme
The parents are held at Brooklyn jail,
charged with adultery
OFFICERS of Leo J. I 'FIonrne POST, lAmeri
can legion. will be installed next Wednes
day evening.
a nun'ber Of college students have beer
spending the holiday season at their
hcmes here returned TO their studies on
Tuesday.
Six foxes have been brought In to date
by Gurdon z. Whitney, cf1anr~ion fox hunt.
er Of this vicinity. MI Whitney has hIle
every fox he has shot at this season, an6
like Babe Ruth. is hitting em for a thou.
sand per cent
The latest of the foxes taken by Mr.
Whitney was shot in what he describes as
the Berkshires of Connecticut-the hilly
territory east of here.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-04
EWEII CITY

Reliance iodre No "a n
held a nub1fc inx+e1ra+;on fo1Io,s
social Mondav s[-eninr Tba eu ns
ton was in7nressfyeIz cor1d,,c+.7 ~. NJ
trict Deputy John W Ports Tha ,rard
officers were. D. D G. Nj W po++s
D. D. G. Marshal Wi1Ifan, LcCh,esse,a
D. D. G. T. Lenuel Green n. n r T
Secretary. William Jobnstora n n r
Rec. Sec. David Rothwe,I n n
ChapIain. A n Tri77n n n r ~
A. Thompson. The offioe-s irs+.i,a ~
were: W G Holm Davis. v n Tv,o-.o-
Grav: warden T7renI, 1fa1I. ,o. -,,'..'a'
W Rohartsor +. obo,1oi r0-l c11:os.1..
II Andravy~ rooo-5i,,o. -
RotbweT. 9na1cia1 seore+a- "a r. 'aN a
TIasl,a1l. +rese1,ra-, 7,yi14ior, I1.c,,,-a-.s
apnointive officers are.
Abraham zAagar. I G y -
Yonrq r = Iosar. IT,.l 80
T, & y n woi+ar Po,4sr,,i, &c e 10e. ;
sidney smith = 6 1,,1,i,,. rl,or. =. %
G Merton T,1gbea. n z. r.;,iIa..
Miner The new roh1e Grand o.11ad -
remarks from tbe dietrict 6o,rt,, ~.
announced that there are % Q5q OaG
Fellows in +he s4ata Gain 81 so ~ ~"
inc the year Tr-iner r7l,o,,r,+o1, - ~
r7tnra,s . Time T., eacb no. Era.,- -,
raod T-nc1o e. r7airs 49, co.a:--. VI
in rAsnonea ~ +bn insista,4 49, ~. anu
= brief humorous sa1eo+inn 20 Iatar sa We
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-04
CORRESPONDENT SENDS
TELEGRAM TO MRS. sTILI.AiAS

Montreal. Que. Jan. 3.-Fred Beau
vais. Indian guide, named as correspond
ent IN the divorce suit brought BY James
a. StillnT-'. millionaire New YORK ban
ker, today, sent telegram to Mrs. Still
man IN which he said: y will give my
lies blood to establish your innocence
Mrs. Stilluan made the telegram pub
lin upon her arrival here from Grand
Piles. Quebec. TO obtain counsel 70 rep
resent her at the divorce hearings which
open here, January Il. Beauvo.s. whose
home is here. left for the north country
today TO complete ARRANGEMENTS Tor the
transportation Of 5irs. Slillman's wit
nesses to Montreal
Beauvais will not be called 20 testify
for the defense. according 70 Gonza'ves
Dessaulniers. Mrs. Stillmau's Canadian
counsel. Counsel for the plaintiff has
not yet indicated whether BeanvsLs
would be calle- when Mrs. Stinman's
side Of the case Is presented.
James BUD St!lIman did not return
here with his mother but remained Al
Grand Piles where ne Is assisting Mayor
John Crete 10 round u additional wit
nesses for the defense
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-04


E,,,oAna cibnav August Martin origene
rToI7cie++e Ianaa O'Rrien A1nherja
Sponsey and Clifford Traham. The
board Of health appointed includes: DR..
G. T. Lamarche. Dr.. F, \. Morrill,. Dr.
e F. Prry Dr.. f. 7. Baldwin, A. s.
Macdonald. A. Nwton Vaughan and City
Engineer George W. Ferry 1t is under
stood that an endeaVor is TO pc mace 10
have the board OF health a more active
body than IN the past with the hopes
that some of the health problems, nota-
bly, the collection of garbage in the city.
may be satisfactorily solved.
P.+er A Gardner in his animal re,ort
as health officer. states that Putnam has
been free from eDidem:cs the past year.
Their were 50 cases of mun2rs during
the year, the nearest TO an epidemic that
the city came but as the cases were
spread over a considerable period the
health officer does not class II as an eni-
demic, The officer recommends +he nlan
continued for GENERATING the citv drn7n
as If ia giving success The dunn Is o1nn
three afternoons week and refuse is
carried and deDosited under tba nersona al
supervision OF the health officer AiI in
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