Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 9, 1918, Page 6

188t of time. -fl,.n m-tém;iti a point 'to many ‘Which will'c traight b During the discussion of tie hou’u of an amendment tg.the act: congern- ing jurors and juries, which was ed and entitles registry voters fo-serve as jurors, Representative Davis moved an amendment which was adopted. « It s to the-effect that.the privilege be applied to all men who can.read and write, and undevstand-the' English lan- guage. He said there had been. an abuse of men serving in juries who cunnot understand English. He de ciared also that this bill woulq re+ se more men for jury duty, and that a gieat many men. with money are far less @ompelent as. jurors than are citizens, of Unit.ad 1 'th _following. fiifi Dnted T ihe mamy]\uuafin of Westerly " Historical®society’ dl&ly for your eflorh ‘in’ my - bel and’ to. express my warm’ appreciation ‘of all you have done to aid me i (pro K curing a portrait of Serator Stanton. | ‘Mrs. Sthan Wilcox has been very kind nd. patient with me and 1 'am glad{. > know ‘that you-and he are on the lookbut for the pictures 6f the Rhofl island senators wio are missing my, ¢oilection “ for the. benefit ‘Df he Tn supporting the act Representa- | public. I am sure ‘that: my good tive Devlin of Providence suid that |{riends, like you and Mr; Wilcox, ¢an- | sgracsful [not “locate .them, the sedrch” may .as ing’ .Aer citizenry intoywell be abandoned. 1 have tried every two udsscs, the commeon and m-c,e - | nvok and: comu of Rhode Island with- “red, “The man without nropertv has uul SuCCess. oo becn denied the right and privilege of|. “I knuw you will be - surprised ‘ to citizenship to participate in trial by |learn that 1: was General- Burnside's jury. privaie. secretaty 'up’ to: the- time, of epresentative Jemnings of Cranston |ids death and that Senator--Amthony | said he did not recall baving any reg- | was my good friend. “In’ fact,+I may stered voter come to him this_session at I have known- every Rhode and request him to vote for the nd senator, intjmately, well, ‘since 'nd not more than half a dozen became Lonnedea wn.h tms office ing his legislative career. Ly -two vears'ago ¥ o 2d settied {n ‘my b ad, finished: *T still'have grm faith in’ Doan’s’ K!d- ? ey’ Pills and . am glad. to: re commend such a .£ood med&:me again,. I have used sthem off and on. whepever: my back has felt bad and T a.l i fiad prompt relier.” Pmce 60c, at all deuhrs ALL THIS WEEK What the Quaker Head Stands For Integ'nty expresses the ideal which forms the background for . Quaker Laces. Wherever you'see that symbol applied to curtains or to curtain laces, you'may be assured that you have discovered something which is absolutely dependable. " In many dainty forms you will find these Quakes Laces. Charming Curtains, in designs which will conform, in exqui- -site taste, to the particular style of furnishing which each par- ‘We are now displaying a very attractive showing of Quaker Laces and Curtains. If you are refurnishing, cr thinking of refurnishing, we know that we will have much whlch w:ll ‘interest you. V& V'lSlT OUR DRAPERY DEPARTMENT - ' THIS WEEK CURTAINLACBANDNETS...... 25¢ to $1.00'a Yard CURTAINS OF ALLKINDS. ... ..... $2.00 to $5.00 a Pair WE AlS\OACARRY THE FAMOUS CRAFT LACES The first: newspaper to bc Pl an-ty was, Westerly contributed its fall queu. and more, in the drive for ‘books for; 0 having been brousht to the Wes- t Public Libra T eparing the are ‘in ‘Wxsnmgwn ‘o, bjiginess. in connection mth the an:ny med al corps. Nothing On the. Bucll ahce hlottex since last Wednesday. I-, The ‘rentals’ at« Witch Hill !or Ahe coming season. ir2 up 49-ths standard. Dr. Eflwgrd G Dola.n' or\Manehes- i books for circulation T the - educatione] de Uinrars, Fas udea\ored to. pro- cure a cemplete file of this paper and, aiter twenty-five Veats has succeed- ed in getting 26§ out of a possible is- sue ‘of' 333 numbers. Four numbérs i are’ lacking i 1, 23 n 3, 5in 4, | As! soon as bound and public. :f the Council of National Dekenre,x Rhode Island division, under tne di-| rection. of Mrs. . I. Payne. The onokplutu will be inserted in.all th ks and carg pockets prepared -for| i e reading matier ambng the men who are risking their lives for country in the present: grea: completed the- tile wil made accessible “to - the it ' | t‘ Up (o ldnte no arrest has, been' maaa A ! A new organization: has Been form- 0; blgoteg,ln A et ol Agent F. G. Comins, of the ‘South-|2d in Westerly auxiliary to the Sons ern Rhode Island Farm Bureau hasiltaly, and starts with & memhershxn ot pointed T.ewis D. Groves of Hope. 5% under the name of Corneli sssistant, county agent, who- has ai-|dei Gracehi, No, $1, and the mmmor) ady assumed the duties at the bu-|degTée was conferred au headquarters in East Greenwich. Dflt‘"e”a Lodfe, of; © is a member of the senior class of |1 e Rhode Island State Csllege. and of Theti Chi. ‘and will receive his @i- ploma in June. He succeeds Raymond D. Tavlor, of Westerly, who resizned 1o go to Ipswich, Mass, where he se- cured position with a co-operative buying association. The Southern Rhode Island Farm Bureau is the most important in the state, as it includes- Washington and Kent counties, which . contain . the rgest farming area. Mr. Groves was to begin hisy work now without judicing his graduation from “the ate college. ;" Rouue' Higgins ‘nurse ::at Ca"n y_hospital,’. Beston, . is home .on short vacation. “ThE proceeds of the recent hnxghu .} of Columbtis” dance |bave ‘been gWeA to the ‘local Red Cross.. * With ' 21" trout..to his credit for a week, Williame R, Chapman is believed | to b hlgh hodk’ fisherman. ! All ‘menibers of the uterl}' Gon- stabulary Have 'not signified’ intentlon to_enlist in the Staté guard. The Professional Pmnchle club ‘was sertained by M, J. Deady at the Hute_ inigret Munday night. erly Lumber company has purehased’ the: Grotén:Lumber: com- pany and will continue: botlisconcerns: The - highway ’commissionérs - are rxing time preliminary to'the com- mencement ‘0f; sidewalic- construction. Trank Cyril HiZgins is Home from St. Mary's seminary, Baltimore; recuperat- {ing from: a recent operation for ap- pendicitis. The guest r,.ha bezn raised 1acelly as to which is ‘e rankiaz offl th chief of ‘the o e chief of police? Angelina \Iontal’a AMrs. .\iaria Milig, vice presidents: Mrs. Marietia Rose corresponding secretary; Miss Komi- nia Agolino, financial sec taby: Mrs. | Miss Mary Albamonte: Mary «Lorello, ‘Mrs. Grazia Bonomo, Mrs. Angela - Guarino, trustees;" Mrs’ Terésa Guarino, conductors: Mrs. An tonia . Marinio. Inside _sentinel: Bammina Algiere, Cipolla, .cf Silver. e, grand presi- dent of the ‘grand ‘odge of Rhode Is- P, iand, agsisted by Dr. Russo, vice grand H. J. Gensler of the United States |Dpresident, Silverio Gignnotti, senate, official reporters’ office, who is | financial. SCCNIBT" IHIllGESIl(}N i GONSTIPATION Quickly Balmed By “Friit-a-fives” Rocwox, P.Q. T suflered for many years with Lervibie Indigesiionand Constipaticr. A neighbor advised “Frwif-a-tr Liver Tzblets), I Zded + {kem. 7To the surprice of my doetor, Alello; secrelary, ang Nicola T.au- rati, president of the funeral fund committee. - Refreshmernts were serv- ed after installation and remarks on the welfare of the order'made by some of the vi rs; and also by members of the local braneh ot the Sons ‘of Ialy. ! | apariment of the [ wn mosers, are now heard in Wmlerl.. A 5203d- substi- tution’ for dat leedle Saerman, bdnd a5 a summer. narb, terbury, Sunday afternoon. He came irom that city to Stoninglon. Rev. John “G. Dutton, of Westerly will exchanze ' pulpits -with Rev, Dwight C. Stone, next -Sunday. Mis. A. L. Pitcher, of Mys*iec will ' tell "of James Russell Lowail, 1819- A Baitic. young lady, recsi¥ed the | 1891, at the meeting of the Stoninston fOnOW)flg letter. from E‘.mast E. Ku- 'lra.\el club, this anemo(m SAHD T Camp’ Logan, Houston, Texa:. Feb. 20, 1918. Dear Friend: You were asking me in your last letigr to write and- teil you- some little things about our camp life. = WhenIienlisted I entereq the jcavalry branch of the service but la- ter they ‘seémed to think artillery .for many sessions, recently elected ! hurst at her home on Main street. Af- city .and town clerk of Hartfosd, has|ter a search the party was found and s niany . intimate friends in Westerly.!invited into the house, Where all had “The cantata Barba.ra Friefch is*to {He makes occasional visits here and a jolly evening, playing games. . Re- be afeature of ithe .concert:-of - the [adds friends to his list every trip. ° | freshments were served. Those mak- Yeste)y Choral, socletv.far 4t Red | James. E; {Kennedy was in Pawea- [{7€ P the Jolly, cromd were Derolhy Cross ‘benefit, on thes aib . . R it 1Sah§bur;, Alice’ Walker,” Alice Salis- The sale of Liberty. bonds 1s-on‘and ok W ottty e e e e L, Wealiils can:h The . schioof children ~ of es evaMadelme Hill, Lily Holiden, "Bella an, be- depended upan to 0 fhave sold $2, 45307, worth of thrift and | Howard, Eieanor Main, Jathes How- its . patrnotic . duty. - According ‘to a wWar - stamps. iard, Harry Walker, Waldo Tillinghast, ;::mmmeeman ~the town will. go OVer| “Afr. -and -Mrs. Peleg Slocum havelMorris 'Lewis, "Roy .Byers, ,Warren LoD, returnod from the south where -they | Clark, Raymond Allen, Carl Main, Er- Labor - and mutarml has' not 'lspgnz the winter. rest Mott, Sprague Gallup, Irving Ty- reached the plane wiiere’ the commis Chariés Raymond Blake. now in ler, sloners deem 1t advisable to icommence | ies “has” heen - commilssioned first Heard and--Seen. the constructive ‘work on the ‘accepted oo terint in the aviation . section, | Misses Lila and Lilla Millett -were sewer gystem.: sighal: corps of the American Over-|Buests over the . week-end -with Rev. BALTIC Ernest E. Kusian Wr-tes From Camp in Texas—Interesting . Experiences in the Lone: Star State, Local Laconics. By a vote of 51 to 34, the house passed an act making Good Friday a legal holiday in Rhode Island. The Westerly Alumni Association of Drown “University, of. which Henrv R. Ralnter of Stonington is president. is arranging for a revnion in Westerly. The resolution has finally reached | h lendar to appropriate 500 for répair and equipment of the Washington county .jail .at Kingston. Reprasentative Haswell of Westerly troduced an act in amendment BRIEF STATE NEWS (or Truif L Middletown.—At the installa: b ok entitied. An Act: to-T 'En Iieut. Georgé A. Stillman 6f West- igeas forces. and Mrs, J. L. Wheeler at Paw- ‘l\/louid be of much greater use to the | Middletown lodge of Elks the mtmnbeg : & L et to Incorporats | AT % 5 5 Sthte 3 5 em 1 began o improve and I.( ad 8 ed {he Pascong United CO'O’Pefam;com»E now at’.Fort *Getty, has. been Tn thé Tiberty loan parade in West- | tucket. nited States in this war, and so they 'y\r'qmoh’d to be first lieutenant.' He is with - the 1%th company, formerly the | Fifth, of esterly. Many visitors % responded liberally to thrift stamps, subscribing to over $1,200 in a few minutes. “Iruii-a-i\es™, t 1 owe my \2 to 1 Lwant. {o say to me to go on wil I consider A number of local people.attended the dance im Lincoln’s hall, Sterling, Saturday night. A few of the local Boy Scouts with changed us into the 79th F. A. The P toys did not fancy being changed, but still they are ready to do anything that they think.will. benefit ‘the Unit- erly, Saturday evening, there was not a'united States: flag in line. This was not @que to lack -of patriotism. Merely an- oversight, that ‘ought not to have {ives’ a ‘Westerly are en- Bantam.—The" ice went out of Ban- 5 % s thueldstie th - their iFat Scoutmaster Rev. W. C. Darmy- put|ed States and help to, win. this war, |5 | 2, those who suffer from Indigestion, vic' center. One r.e?n':rjado%l;:dége oceuLa; .__|several posters up in Moosup store|and so they dig hot grumble but en-{ipay {au‘; g’gm‘?pfe’}' dd”:w:e;i;isne;:;u:: Conatipati 1 el ot “This is th Prof. R. B. Cooley and F. G. Comins | windows, Saturday, concerning the |tered into their new duties with a will onstipation’ or Headaches — try is is surely ihe cleanest dnd pret- A £ 5 g 1916, and above the average for the “Fruit-a-ti » | tiest place in twe states.” gave an illustrated lecture in ‘the|third Liperty loan. and did their yeéry best to dearn to bel pagt’ 45 yvears, Fruit-a-tives” and you will getwell”, e ) town' hal] Thursday evening on thel wr and Mrs. TR Frank W. Daggett, Miss Lily Daggett, Richard. Daggett and Miss Mildred Whitehead motored Sunday to/:Storrs College, where- they good artjllerymen. ,In the field artil- lery we have a_much.more strenuous timesthan we did.in the cavairy for Aiready Wileox park. is. assuming a n'*wum-nnry Jiké appearan the [of' the ‘caretakers is. showing results CORINE GAUDREAU. 50e. a box. 6 for $2.50, trial si: value of work dons by the cow, test- | ing association, 'and in the value of the full-bred sire. mamin;ui'm 2 Branford.—The Branford Chamber befors of Commerce -has invited all the or- then we only had one horse and sad- R : ki ik ¥ Pk, e ane ETast Sigms Breener thah that| “mown Clerk Whipple has been' re-|visited Miss Gladys. Daggett, a junior |die to. take care of, and now we have | SSPIZAtions in town to participate in gl Rhoda +f ; ANE. 18 3%, quested by Captain Webb of Provi-|at the college. . two horses and two sets of harnmesses. | weq o a0 ¥ O ¥ uty ~in ode | 2 a %gatzox:q of Red C;oas dence, in ‘charge of the draft in' the| When the junior choir met at the| The first thing we had to d%was to s & rkers from Weste y will. attend 2| ctate, to seng him the addresses of all |home of Mrs. Jéhn C. Gallup the other {learn the nomenclature of the har- 2L ¥,| general meeting in_Boston Wednesday | speofal officars and motice. constables, |evening, after rehearsal games were |ress and then be able (o harness two | Stamford—Walking _through - the yand Thursdey «f.Red Cross. workers including the Westerly constabulary. Arrangements have been made by enjoved. Those attending Were: Alice room with his hat on while the police Salisbury, horses in ' five minutes, considering . court was . in session caused Alfred the many ‘different parts of the har- Masons’ Building szter‘ialsi OF ALL KINDS < 1:8.401-New. England. Julia Lyon. Alice South- In the state sepate, resolution 4 Dickenson’s arrest for contempt and odbt .as to “whether 5 s worth, Dorothy Salisbury, Helen Gar- |ness that appeared to us to be rather passed Lrogesing. an - amerdment committed ‘suleide. or | oo T O e Naarauona)| diner, Bella Howard, Bthel Parkhurst!a hard job, but-we finally mastered | h® Wasfied 35 and costs. Foeinh ;r‘n, mrvt{“_nz?flfl a; owm: ;bsari‘t sol- based on the belief that | have on Italian ‘speaker make an ad-|2nd James Howard, -Harry Walker,|the art and now it is quite easily ! diers and, seilors ta vote for al i his possession at least $250 j eral, state. anq municinal officia and | whiet b, ha.s not . Al on.all questions submitted to the peo- { pie. Major John W, Keete of T’ro\)deh'n Roy Eyers, James Walker, Irving Ty- ler, Raymond Gallup, Sprague Gallup, W. C. Darby. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Main and family Litchfield.—The Litchficld archdea- conry ‘will meet with St. Michael's parish today (Tuesday) and Wednes- day. At 8 o'clock this evening in the done. In the artillery the.men arc formed into batterjes, with about two kundred men in each battery. They are then divided in ten sections to a dress in Westerly, next Sunday morn- ing, on the subject of food Conserva- tion. Two girls of shady actions were sent The Peck Mchllmm Co. IRE 15 n0 advertising mediunt In een: accounted. for. :ffl\.i&»l of the Westerly fire district ’de*mre ‘that the fire department is as . Ao T venin, . The first five sections aie|church Rev. J. J. Chapman of Nara; 4 dern Connsetulcaual-to The Butt | Major Jo b | well equipped s any in.the. state, the | over. the bridge into Pawcatuck by the | M erea; 10 B Baturday o | ey e Totne maitans and Hon othes | Japan, will speak. s d Capt am. ‘w.? ot ‘the district considered. - . Like Westerly police, to be ordered back bY | tjoly Cross college, Worcester, who |sections comprise the comba: train. «m ls.made by the Watch Hill fire | the Pawcatuck guardiance of the IaW.|jas heen. spending the Easter recess|The tenth is the battery commander's| Middletown—At the flaz raising at istrict. The only alternative was for the Dair|,; his home in Almyville, returned to |detail and are supposed to be.tne|St. Francis’ church Sunday afternoom | Already East Greenwich is over. the to leave town-or face arrest and prose- college Monday. braves of*the battery. ' There is guite | Rev. Dayid Hutchinson ‘of New Haven ! top- in ‘the . third - Liberty loan cam-|cution. ! They took passage to Mysti Ynder the leadership of Mrs. Tru- man H. Newberry, wife of the secre- tary of the mavy in-the Roosevelt ad- ministration, summer ‘' resident of Watch ' Hill a big drive is now on for membership in the. Negdlework guild of America. Mrs., Thendore Roosevelt s honorary president of the organiza- tion. At “the next meeting of the West- érly Historical - society. a “paper’ on Rey. and Mrs. O, S. Nightingale were Providence - callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ross: of Orange N, J., have been spending a few. days at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Matthew Barr, on Church street. Autotruck Goes Off Bank. A small .autotruck owned by the Morrell: tompany. of Providence went off " the road ‘onto ‘the bank, between the Steriing-Oneco road Sunday 'af- ar lot to, learn in e artillecy and we haven’t begun to understand it thor- oughly, but we are learning iast &nd expect to be ready in a sheri iime to go.across the pond, We are all anxious to 4o cur hit and are trying our level best fo be in gocd stape for “Fritz” when we do so. We have heen here since September and 'so ‘far, there hasn't been:an inci of snow.. When we left Fort Riley, Kansas, there v'as six inches of snow delivered the patriotic address. Father Jordan of St. Francis’ parish extended an invitation to the local Home guard | to attend the ceremony. The flag un- furled is a gift of tite Holy, Name so- ciety of St..Francis’ church and con- tains 33 stars, representing the young | men of the parish now in the service | of their country. 'pazgn The town’s allotment was $75'- | 000, ‘and $37.45 2,430 over,” subscribed, I‘ul'flrrllmrl"flm{’numnu;wh“u e m,, v q.’lm..,,‘ i W«Ih‘«difl (e "mlnmi' it ;[ I“rm st nullnluw’.w i co Lnder tHe auspices of the We!terly‘ junit ‘of the Womeén's' commitfed mna- | tional council *of defense; ' Miss Fran- ices Lucas, .principal = of -the Linc¢oln private .echool- will “‘speak ‘on_German Propaganda- in High School hall this (Tuesday) afte: ot e R ce of Newport, e g {ternoon. - The driyer was going at a|and the boyvs were wearing their 0. D. ; 'l’h: Tecently slested . cmue of o Mios Man: Loman Sron P il be |Ecod speed when he attempted to slow | lothes and overcoats, while here. we 3 Westerly -lodge,” B. . %Il te [read by Miss L. Gertrude Stillman, At | 'he car dowr, but the brakes were|are running around in our . shirt < not in good working order and ‘thus He lost control of the machine as it dashed down the barik. The radiator was smashed, also the two front lights. “Miss Margaret Barr and ' William Barr of Providence were Tocal vlsxtors over the ‘week-end. Louis Piche of Sacred Heart eol- lege, Central Falls, who has been home on a weak vacation, returned to col- l¢ge Sunday afternoon. Patriotic Service. A .union patriotic service was held in_the Methodist church Sunday af- ternoon at'5 o'clock, to note the first i installed " at ‘the nest® District Deput “Martih The appointments: foi 't announced at the the May meetinz: Georze S. Palmer of NXew ELondon will speak ‘on Old Silver, and will: show Specimens from his rare collection. : | The fire_prevention committee of the Board of Trade.will make an ‘inspec- non of business, places and manufac- turing establi hments ‘duri g’ the week to -dscértain if*proper care ‘is taken to prevent fires.' The inspection will cover chimpe! stovepipes and furnaces The committee ‘is to usurp the duties of the board of engineers. The P. S, Barber Tose company was o - = ept busy Sunday afternoon respond- i e ing to alarms for brush fires, ang the anniversary .of the. declaration of war fire laddies succeédéd in preventing|D¥ .the United States. Rev. C. S. b firé ‘loss. 'On a run up West Broad \xghquale of .the Baptist church gave B |street. an’ automobile came out of a|2 Very pleasing address on the: sub- - Careful plym al side ‘street and crashed into the fire |Joct, What Does Our Christian, Faith tfillmm‘t truck.” The only ‘damage was to the . gut wears ! m—watalv owned nutomnbrle = War? nrengtbmdfieusd&wnfiebody’ ‘The Woman's Missionary society of : MOOSUP the Baptist church will hold a'meet- | “ ing Wednesday. afterneon at:the home 5! M-y lukot and June Box AnfldpaM of Mrs. Thomas Seaton. - The meeting of the Beclesiastical so- | Stonington Sixth' by April_Pail—Union Pntriutn; Ser- vice—Troublesome. Woodland Fi cet ng r\y‘Puz 'sleeves. - Ydu .can imagine what a vast bl difference ‘there is'.in the climate. _Our‘ damp " is situated wbout five s from . Houston-—“tha -Metropolis o, /Tthe 'South’—ang fifty miles from Galveston, the. famous southern sea resort, so you see wo are not:lacking in places. t6 go for amusement. and believe me, there is plenty of fun Zo- ing on all the time. Then of course we have our camp i e, ¥ WS . A. and K. of C. buildings ang plenty of other places to'spend the evening. |’ right in our carp. . Altogether we are having a fine time and could not wish for anything better. :Give: my regards to ail my friends and tell them I am weil and happy. Your sincere friend, 5 ERNEST E. KUSTAYN, 78th U..8.'F. A.,Bat.. D, Camp Lo- gan, Houston, Texas. 'STONINGTON n State War Sav- i \ : ings Stamps Sales—Notes, T pu( the ‘puz- zling querv' “How much' doés it. cost | ithe manufacturer. to . sell | paratus?” ~ Another firema “That all depends upon the purchas- ers; or, to be ‘plain, shother or. not there is graft in the transaction.” . “ John A.. Glea.snn of ‘the” Hnt(ord Times stafl and l;gmlfi. _pve‘ report’er YOUR clety is to be held Wadnesdair even-{ - ing, May 1. The woods owned by Mrs, John 3 e L > Simth .ori Black Hill vieinity - caught A new invention' was patented Sat- |fite Seturday about rioon. About 12 ‘urday evening by ‘a jolly crowd ° of |locgl people ‘rushed to belp fight the Moosup * youns people.. ' May baskéts|fire. with brooms and pans and . the | £04.62"or 79 cents’ per capita.- 'The ena and June boxes have for vears fur- | Céntral Fire' company was summoned. |is not yet and it can be deperied that nished good. times for this. crowd, but|When: the company reached the woods | Stonington will reach the apportion- | this year. looking for a' good timie be- | the fire had been extinguished, .ac- ment and then some more, fore May, they adopted the slogans,|cording to the “people’s -belief. How- ¥ R =X “Find a way or take it” and ‘“where |ever, hefore the afternoon was over| . - Stoningten Pointers, Stonmgton s!ands sixth in the twen- ty-ong towns of New London county i the purchase of war saviaz and tarift stamps, with a cradit of * $3.- 'and Cuticura Ointment. The Soap to cleanse and purify the pores, the Ointment to there's’ a will there's resulted in a mneat: nnfi med pail filleg with al are known to c¢ontain. | T 1"" “ular llly b‘ht a way” prettily trim- sorts of can- 4y, ~fruit, etc., sichas \!ay ba_skats which company was agatn called, this time arriving ‘first and doing ‘fine *work, putting the fire' out. Tt4s thought fhat 2 couple. of Central Viilage boys' fish- o Aveil' palicwas fiune, 1fke a fes ins o thB brook, mma the fire while |low. iss ELhat,Pu:b smokin, . " the fire broke out again and' the fire| :Mr. and Mrs! B. A. Férbush whi have occupied. the apartment in Red Cross headquarters during the winter, ‘have gone to Maine ‘where they will have the cdfe of the 'Atwool bunga- “Rev. J. E. O'Brien visited in Wa- soothe and heal little skin ‘troubles. Nothingbmer. : famale Eachfrash m Soap %c. on-—tk-u..