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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-29

There is a way to whittier teeth.
The evidence Is everywhere, for
millions now employ it.
Those winter teeth mean more
than beauty. They mean new
cleanliness, new safety. They mean
results which everyone should
seek.
Let this test reveal them. They
mean much to you and yours.
Film clouds teeth and
wrecks them
Film is the great tooth enemy
that viseous film you feel Dingy
teeth and most tooth troubles are
results of Aim.
Under old-way brushing, much
flm clings and stays. Soon it be-
comes diseolored, forming clNudy
costs, making teeth unsightly.
Film also holds food substance
which ferments and forms acid. It
holds the acid in contact with the
teeth to cause decay. Germs breed
by millions In it. They, with tar
tar, are the chief cause of pvorrhea.
Such troubles are almost univer-
cal among people who don't fight
6lm.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-29

other might. It'd IKE to read it.
You don't mipd?''
1T doesn't belong to me-"
Irene then looked at the fIy
leaf, saw the book plate. She
said: "oh. our friend David
you're getting along pretty well.
Bryce, with that? He plays tennis.
Why don't you invite him out?
Ken and / will match YOU"
In the mirror Chickie saw
Irene's sharp face with its small
resolute mouth, it's very alert
eyes. She had the book opened
and was now running her finger
under the lines. Her cheek bones
glistened as II they had been pol
ished.
Chiclkie thought with surprise:
Shes wild because I played with
him. She's really jealous"
The next afternoon she didn't
go to the tennis court. From a
window she saw Kenneth Har-
mon waiting. She wondered If
he and Irene were engaged. The
Toward the end Of the week she
and Phyllis were playing. Har-
mon came along. He. said with
laugh, I'm play the loser"
Phyllis watched for a while.
Then she had to go on duty.
Chickie became so uncomfortable
that she said after one set: II
havA an engagement. Ill have to
stop now :"
You've improved. Why didn't
you come out? You haven't been
around for quite a while. You
need the practice. It's a great
game when you get into It"
Or even when you're only on
the edge. I love tive only
been playing lately :"
"Well-you come out tomor.
II can't don't know what
my hours will be-
But you're not on nights now,
are your"
Chickie glanced up and found
the blond, amiable face with a
shrewd understanding look about
It. She said, hastily, No
" V AAAehS 6O ~ a 5AAOW
81 have several nights taken"
"Well-so have l." but, he
smiled, "I'll speak to Irene about
it-suppose we make it a party
of four"
She blushed: "I seldom go out,
DR.. Harmon. You see my folks
live near. I usually go home
when I'm free"
He laughed: 81 guess they'll
spare you for one night, won't
they? I'll fix :: up with Irene
You'll come, won't your"
"Well-all right" She was
already on edge and as she went
through the corridor kept re
preaching herself: why didn't
/ say no. Well. why didn't your
And she met Irene on the stairs
as she was going up to her room
Irene said softly: Enjoy yourself,
Bryce?"
Chicxie said hastily. Hello
(TO Be Continued Tomorrow
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-29

gest thing I've ever tried.
would feel beaten to quit : ."
Her lips moved family: ''Oh. you
love in me"
do you mean, Helena, that
there's no love for Jake?"
Motor any one : !"
He grew pale and quiet: You
love another, Chickie? No other
at all?"
More than year."
Mo"
How much longer have You to
go, Them"
Look up at me, Helena--you
don't care II / kiss you-please-
something to take away with me.
And listen--I'm going to Portland
III be gone a month, perhaps
or more. You're to write to me:
You're to tell me everything you
think. And then I'm coming back,
Helena"
He laughed and drew her to
him. And she remembered the
look in his eyes-remembered the
look on his mouth--"I'm coming
back to you, my dear, and II
you're going to make me wait-all
right! I wait. Promise me this
don't give your heart to another,
will you? / want It'll want
tt"
He took her hands then and put
them on his face. He laughed q
little. What do you. think,
Helena-you'l take me, won't
She kept her head down. find.
ing it hard to breathe. His lips
moved over her hair. Never
mind, Helena, dear-you will. /
can be as good as another. And
for you, my darling-better. You
don't know this. It's true.
know what you want better than
you know yourself. / mean to be
the one to give it to you. Re-
member THAR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-29
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SAYS RICHMOND MAN
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But, as / am now enjoying almost
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my remarkable recovery has
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health. AS for, me, I'm a new man
and feel all Of fifteen years young
or since taking TANLAC."
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-29

Girls! Try this! When combing
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your hair brush with a little Dan
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and it will appear twice as thick
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While identifying the hair ''Dan.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-29

Modern science has supplied two
effective methods. One dislnte-
CRATES the film at all stages Of
formation. One removes 1t with
out harmful securing.
These methods have been proved
by many careful tests. A new
type tooth paste has been created
to apply them daily. The name is
Pepsodent. x
Leading dentists everywhere be-
gan to advise this tooth paste.
Now careful people Of some so
nations use Pepsodent twice daily.
Teeth look whittier.
They feel cleaner
This test will bring you quick
effects, too evident to doubt.
Pepsodent does more than fight
film. It multiplies the alkalinity of
the saliva. That is there 10 neu-
tralize mouth acids. It multiplies
the ptyalin in saliva. That is there
to digest starch deposits on teeth.
This test will bring you the COM
bined effects, and you will marvel
at them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-29
The Sequel to "Chickie" nenope R keserp

gladness. She saw the rich face,
smiling, turned to hers with pas.
sionate tenderness. saw it grow
pale when she gave that quick,
pathetic: "Oh, nor she tremEled
and wished to cry.
At the door Jake said, holding
her hand pressed between both his
palms: Don't answer. Think IL
all over, Helena. Take all tho
time you want Think of your
side Of things" Then with a
laugh: But give me the answer
want. Will you, little darling?
You can"
She was etilI trembling when
she opened the door of her room.
praying that Myrtle would be
asleep; that she wouldn't sit urp
sleepily and begin to talk. She
wanted solitude now; wanted
GREATNESS quiet. Oh, there was
much to think about!
Jake wanted her to marry him.
He loved her for all that she was
even for all that had been. He
said this and meant it. That
seemed glorious In him; that filled
her throat with tears. Wanted her
now-really did
Images Of him, towering, exult.
ant as he used to swing along
Montgomery street, the black,
flashing. eyes rejoicing in eager,
half timid glances, came now into
Chickie's vision. She remembered
that Tuesday after her flight from
Sausalito and he stood before her
with his hat off, the rain glisten-
ing in his hair. How excited,
how secretly thrilled she was,
having this lofty fellow carry her
off like that. And how he had
listened with such relish to her
flippant talk.
That was when her days were
bright and free. He wanted her
then; called her his little white
darling. But he didn't dream Of
marriage.
It was a different Jake as she
was a different Chickie who spoke
tonight; Jake who had gone his
lighted way snatching triumph.
antly of many pleasures, but who
now. after much taking, found only
a NOCPOA "ohIAbEs 11S was q
stroller selling at petals. Now he
looked for a happiness rooted with.
in; a something that would flow.
er, yet endure.
He had the look Of a boy about
him when he said this--he want.
ed to know that another, and that
other she, waited and cared and
was always there. It drew Chick
lie. All that was giving; all of
the mother in her took flame.
She wanted to put her arms
around Jake; bring him the gifts
he asked. She felt, indeed, that
great love for him.
But her mind turned blank and
cold at the thought of marriage.
She stood now at the window,
staring into the Swallowed gar
dens. She put her fingers on her
lips where his had pressed. She
said softly, with an aching
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-29

Send the coupon for q To-Day
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feel after using. Mark the absence
of the viscous film. See how teeth
become whittier as the flm-coats
disappear.
These new results win amaze
and delight you. Cut out coupon
now.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-29
The Dramatic Story Of
Chickie's Attempt
to Come Baclx"
Continued from Yesterday.

OUAAOAAWCN sAAOku 1CDUcIunys
She remained silent. and he said
softly: Isn't my kind Of love
good enough, Helena, dear? You
want something better? You don't
know how much / want you-how
I want to hold you--I want your
head right here. What do you
want?"
IT want to win first, Jake - .
! want to go clear up to the
top"
"You have. -
mo, not yet. 1 want to do
something big and by myself. 80
Helena, that won't satisfy you.
It won't. The beauties Of life be-
long to you. Let me bring them. /"
He turned toward her then and
she had never seen him look 20
kingly-never seen such vital ex-
ultance In all his face, as though
its every feature spoke.
Helena. put your arms about
me-can you do that-please . = ."
He stopped down to her--"pleaser'
She put up her two hands-sne
clasped them aginst him He
whispered with a humming Tilt:
Kiss mean, my darling-won':
you do that"
She felt her life run high and
swift with a warm, tender pain.
And she wanted to do what he
asked, but she sat mute and
trembling, only her hands against
his heart. He covered them--she
could hear his breath tearing
heavily.
Helena, do you mean that you
can't? But you. love me. A little.
/ know that you do. Raise your
face. Let me kiss you. /
want 1t So"
She shut her eyes and tried to
draw back all the tears, but they
ran over. Then she raised her
face and smiled.
Jake's arms crossed with q
mighty passion about her. He
pressed his lips on hers-long-
with a slow tenderness.
Her breath drew back with a
little faint sob.
Helena, Darlington love me-
tell me you do"
II do love you, Jake--oh, with
a great love. But I can't do as
you ask. No--never that again.
He held her in silence. Then
her took her face in his hands,
kissed it again and again. ~
can't take that. Helena-nO-I
can't take that"
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13

assert ttat for chest colds and sore throat 1t has no easal. while many insist that there is nothing they ever tried that is so efficient for neural gia. neuritis and even head colds and nasal catarrh."
 Answering the above letter. we. inc makers Of Joint Ease. know that what this fhrfting New Jersey druggist says is trnt. htit vc sfil maintain that Ioint-Esst Is prepared for siiff. in- hamined. painful swollen joints. vhether in ankle. knee. hin. elbow. shoulder. finger or spiUs.
 You'n like to use stainless oIirt- Ease, for with just one minutes rub ping. it scsks in through the flesh direct to the siIinE bones and liza -nents-tr-t's uhv 1f succeeds --- for phsn Joint Ease gets tn joint agony rsts out-nuick-and zIthouf sny waste .f time sn swelling and ocnrss- ton disappears 4 tute fer sH cents.
 AT druggists sell lots Of Joint Ease
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
PlainNille Briefs

Joseph Ward who has hcen ,is,t- inG his brother, Rev. l. G. Ward. pas Tor of the Plain>i'e Baptist church for the past few days has returned to his homo in Holland, Conn.
 Miss Barbara Case is home from Storrs College and Miss Nathalie Case from Boston Uni,er for the sum- mer vacation.
 Arthur t, liar, oC Earl's Co'ner has moved his family and household goods 10 Glastonbury.
 sterling Nyckoff. son ot Rev. and Mrs. Charles :. Wyckoff. is home from svhoo, n SimshurN for iNc Summ1' vacation.
 1ows Pike of Strong Court hes ar rived home for the summer from, school in Roston.
 Mrs. .. l., Dimanehe of Church street is patient in the Hartford isolation hospital.
 John Guiden has left p1ain>iue tn work for the summer months in Grsnhy.
 House for rcnt-veto Girolsmo, East street. rlainNlie,--ad,t.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
PRINT THIS ABOUT Joint
 Says Druggist

Joint Ease IS ceiling like hot cakes in ny store because f fs a wonderful and spec | ' remedy for all
 oint troubles.
 Rut why not impress on tens CT thousands of suffering people on . Of the things that doz ars of my GUS fofners tel me almost daily.
 Some say that !. knocks out IumbaEo oF c r night - Others
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13

Knowles. The squire niece, Miss \, StiI'maeker.
 Music viii he furnished hy rroges- scr ]. ], Williams orchestra and re- treatments Nil ho served.
 Jucng>t- -ianrc >urtis,s
 A prcfty June wedding Nes sosom- nlacd yesterday at the south church parsonage in New Britain when Miss Hazel ltcatriCe Jueucst. daughter of Mir. and Mrs, Henry Ju,nsst Of Ss Buen street. New Britain. became the bride o' William ., Vance. Jr.. son of Nr, and Mrs. W :. Vance ct Sl East Broad street. P4aiu,iTt. The core mony was asrformcd by EeN, pv. George W. (. HiH, pastor.
 The couple was attended hy Miss Mildred JuengsJ, sister Of the bride, as bridesmaid and Waiter Vance. brother Of the groom aS hest man
 The bride was ajtirsd jn soN n ot powder blue Erorsctte and her a'- tandant wore dress of hoNerr l ceorcette. The Ei-. Of the bride tn her attendant was string of pearls. and tHat os the groom io The best man was sold knife and chain.
 A wedding reception WAS hcld at the Hotel Burritt following th, ceremony al which only the immediate families of the couple were present. Nr. ani Mrs. Vance loft or ar automobile ,rip 70 Maine and Upon their return nl0 reside st $Sb South Main street
 Tho rpNpp, {s ,,r,, l,,N -,l --- .g, sales department of the Vulcan Iron Works in New Britain and :hc hrlac before her marriage vas employed jN the cost dHpar,mcnt or iAnIrrs. l'rarv X Clark co.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
NEW YORK EXPRESS WILL RUN SUNDAYS
Additional Service for Bristol An,
 n0unCed by New Haven
ST. JOSEPH'S GRADUATION
New Departure Team to Hay in New
 York Over Week Ind--Ci=mher of Commerce ACrh hitic>-:f6 Diplomas to Be Awarded h, Public schools.

WHa ,he inauguration us th, ncM timetable on Suuday. lrain No. 4S. HuSgou to New York express. which. heretofore, has aecn run only week daHs will rER on sundays. Aldi- thls train Nhlch will receive pas s@users al r.aln,llc and ForcsNllie. instead ol passing through as at pres. eni. Train Nc. 4i. taS,bound tu Hartford, wIlj nc, run on sundays por will U sop at either I1ainvlslr or ForCstNil.v. Train Nc. 46 has been srt hNch on The schedule So that Il will bo due htre at Il:aI. standard time, ins'csd ol ll,-6 o'clock as al present, Trans NiU bo due in this city from Hartford and NeN Britain under the new arrangement on wcch-daNs at 6:2o. 7:sS. g;4l, Ib:46. l-;5l l:ie, sal 4:5q. 5:i4, 6:s7. 7:t5. 7.SS. S:46. in.s7 and ie:Gp o'clock at night. dayhch, saving time. The sunday trains will be due here on daylight saving time ss follows, 7.eS 9:4o. io:46, ls;5i. 4;se, 5;49, 6;45, 5;SS, lo;o7, 1920. The sun- day schedule Wil he seven trains minus the weekday arrangement.
 Trains, cas,hound. due out Of here at dayhch; saNiUs time Tor New Erlt- ain and Hartford. will be as follows: Weekdays 5;t0. 7;4i, 9:oS. 1o:i6. lt:eS. @:06. S.S0. 4;55, 5t:4, S;tS, 7;p3, 7:4Q, S;so and S;SS, Ad. ditional service wilt be given on Sal urdays by train leaving here for the east RI t@sls o'clock
 sunday Ser, icc. cas,hound. will he as follows; 7:4l. 9;oS. lo;lo. ll:ie. e;o6. f;55, 7:h2, 7;i0. S;s0 and s:Ss o'clock
 New Departures Away.
 The New Departure nin8 will spend thc weekend out ot town, crossing hats on Saturday in Croton \. f. with inc corona Typewriter team The local players will tourney from Grcton 10 Syracuse for tho sunday contest, Ah will he with the pronn.ltp chap'n nine as oppO- nents
 The state league schedule ~iti he resumed by thc New Departures on saturday, June st. with the Mcridcn mne playing al Muesy neid The locals W,il rjny in Meriden on the following sunday
 Thompson in nCgrce,
 Officer William Thompson oi the local police force win he a member ns the degree team of kornm Saur- forum rairrl cf odd Fellows nf Hartford. whtch Vtll rNemrlify de- srrcs OF saturday at Mystic. upon
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
tSkS PERMISSION

Washington, June l7.--The Virgin ian railway today sought authority from the Interstate Commerce cont mission to pledge $500. .oon o' Ave per cent an year gelI bonds and si,- 5oo oon of five per cent 50 year gold bonds of the NirKiniar and Western railway to secure certain paNmom to the National City Rank of New York for advances,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
NIls.innnr, SmrIct, Nrcls

The W. n. S F. NJ. society of iNo Advent Christian church hcid q re union yesterday a' the lome oi Mrs. r. SNarfwood in New Britain, There Nerr ts. m.mhers present and nn elaborate luncheon was scrNtu. The dining room was prcttily decorated with flowers In the afternoon at thc close of iho business meeting. Inc hostess served fruit punch. An er- ioyahIe tims sas had.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
rI,nrrh E.n:rriainnlcn,.

n,usfra1 entertainment euft'led "Erv. pzyten Ir-to-patr" viil be ri,su tris cvrriuE in Grange hall nn rirrrs street for ihe Hcnsht of fine A. w. F. Zion churches cf risinvilla and See Britain. The entertainment nfit start at < o'cIrrk sharp.
 The east Of characters vii1 be rrp- rr-enisd hy some nf the hest talent pirkcd from among fhc cnnEreEs lions and is as follows. Erv. John uas'us. A 1auiason. E-ft3ni TiHrduut. dsa- con nr inc church. r. Istuur. nliT liah Harflrv. fhs tiIlaEe squire. ]. C. Baker. AHnic Matilda Saralts. presi- ,lepf of inc Iadips' Aid. Mrs. r. r.. Brown. n1cmbcrs nf fhr ! adies' tid. faiHa IeIFaot. Miss X Woods: Auif Hester IIartbrv. Mrs. | f.icharjSon: Sanrv k rnasst. Mise ti. f.ichar3san: ilrua Tbirn- l.. Ioi.rson. F.itifa sraI- erzss. 4fsss r. rahEr. GaNirr.iine Gai,frr. Mics L.. IahrsoH. anH st'iiy
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
Berlin News HICKEY PRESIDENT
 OF BUILDING CORP. . He and Other Officers Reelected at Annual Meeting Last Night WILL CUT HOTEL IN TWO
cemeter, Recci,cs Committal Vault women uf St. raui's Plan Whist sunday school Tu Have Outing church Meetin- 1onight--uther Items of Interest

Pardon c. Hickey was reelected reesident Of the Berlin Home Build irr corporation at ihr annual meeting held last night at the town hall Ma for Frank l.. Wilcox vas reelected first Nice-rresident and the other officers, also reelected. arc second ice-prest- dent. George Prentice: secretary s. chase Coalc. and treasurer. Francis peminE. These men compose the hoard Of di ,jors and officers were elected al meeting of this board held immediately after the stockholders meeting, when the same board was chosen as served last year.
 The problem of disposing of tho old Berlin tavern. which stands on the corporations property at flanntry's cnrurr. was solved. when it was de- rided to cut the building in half. The front part will he moved south on inc rorporation's holdings, near to the home or George Meisner and will be
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13

fbr grs~ Of [. and 1s tssre. vFesc applications hsvr Itesu sirue1 hy thcir rarrr' nr guardian.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13

uer.s Hhfts oxford Shirts. rolisF attached ard nstkband ztyles. Parker ugLs rrr ssnn As7ues-sf.sa. Fssss-Lelands. Ssr Britain. Cenn.- ad.7.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
To Hold Joint Meeting

Following thc special meeting ot the konsinGtnn Congregational church members tonight to appoint new trustee, q joint meeting Of the trus. tres and tho sunday school executive committee will be held in the church. par'ors
 Tn purpose of this meeting will hc to plan program for presentation in the near fu'are. the proceeds of which will h" used 10 send two delegates 10 tho Young Peoples summer caafcr- cnct of the Connecticut Congre sation. al churches at the Connecticut Arri- cultural college, Storrs. from June q to July |
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
HcaIth onhrrs Iicrnrt

pr. ]. N Rutl in his daily report to the state health department says there IS a case nf scarlet fever on strong rourt and ono Of diphthcris on Farmlngtcn avenue. This makes a few scattered eases of ih" fever in town hui no epidemic nf tha disease.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13

The eel only produces eggs once In | iieiime.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
Strawberry l7Csii,al.

\ strawberry festival Nill he held on tho iawn or the Eartist church next Tncsday evening starting at 5.Sh o'clock and lasting throughout the eNcninE. Shortrake, 'ohec. hN cream. c4kr and iCo cream cones viil he scr1 rd The proceeds will hr used 'on ards repairs 10 hc made cn the church.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
sunda, school Outing

The annual outing Of the Sunday school of the Berlin Congregational church will he held at Elizabeth park. ! Hartford, on sunday June as, The children will journey 10 Hartford in special trolley car. The older peo- pie will go by antpmobilp.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
Rristnl Isrirfs

gTnst rirNi gvfrrisss aero hold lAsi night bt ths graduating class q Inc Federal Itit school at the school su- difbfium
 UnIesr Joseph Strup uf the local police forec IS enjoying three-daF vacation.
 Former Mayur Joseph F ltuttuu s tu Ntw York un business trtf Teller Leroy N tsrettv nf the Bristol National bank and q parit Of tatsi ashsrmcn win leave tomorrow for canada on seeks irtr after members ei the Hnny friiss
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
Town Clerks Rnsinrss

The Bodwell Realty Co, has sold tn Antonio and Mary Carson q lot on tho old fair grounds property.
 F.. Lawrence Jenss and Mrs Ada C jcnks of Durham have been ap. pointed executors of the estate ot Mrs, Sarah F. Church,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
Thompson in ncgrcc.

Officer William Thompson oi the local police force WiI he member nt the degree team of kornm Saur- forum patrol cf odd Fellows Of Hartford. vhtch pill cNemrnfy ds- errcs OF saturday ~ Mystic. upon
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
Condition improved.

The condition uf Niss Dorothy Clark nf Pennington avcuue "he is m vrh dipmhcria. is reported "a he slightly improved iC1Hf. Her r"ndi- tfon was at Hrst considered serious. hut a fa1orshlc change has bren noted
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
Itcnis of Interest

The weekly meeting of tho Roy scouts Of the B"rlin Congregational church will be hold tonight at 7:So o'clock in the chapel.
 The Gir's' club or the kensir .,or Methodist church will hold food sale tomorrow from fo ! o'rlork al, the home of Mrs. Georgc Tr,on.
 George F. nodd and William II Webster arc enjoying an auto ,rin through Maine. FlaE day exercises were held in the schools of the town today
 H. R"rEercn of kersingtor iv Nsiiing relatives in woouvarLs, Rhode Island