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Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-02

tional x-ray pictures were made from
 The boy will undoubtedly lose the sight of his eye, but there is at present nothing to indicate that he will not finally recover. His general condition is good and his nerve excellent. The course of the bullet after 1t through the roof of the mouth on a diagonal line from left to right. The swelling of the right eye indicated the general position of the bullet. Noted Here and There. E. E. Raymond was manager and Frank Murray prompter at a dance held in A. O. H. hall Saturday eve- ming.
 Frank Sherlock of Providence, for merly of Putnam, was with friends in this city over Sunday. Peter Boyle, the star pitcher of the Wauregan team, has left them to go with Bristol.
 Mrs. Frank D. Dunham has been spending a few days with friends in Hartford.
 Miss Edith Kent is to the principal of the Smith street school during the coming school year.
 N. E. o. p. Field Day at Wildwood.
 Eastern Connecticut lodges of the New England Order of Protection to the number of ten will unite for an outing and field day at Wildwood park on August 21. They will bring along 1 band to assist in making the day pleasurable and athletic games and various other pastimes have been ar ranged. Lodge members from Put nam, Danielson and Jewett City will be present.
 Tangled Up in Guy Wire. Conductor Williams of Dayville, run ming a north bound car, had a peculiar experience near Mechanicsville Friday afternoon when a guy wire of the overhead work broke and wound around his body while the car Was running. Williams kept his grip on the car and was not pulled off by the wire. The site of the incident is not far from the spot where Emil Jones met death about two weeks ago.
 The wire is used as a guy to SUD- port the trolley wire around a curve.
 Williams was not injured.
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PUTNAM LEADS.
Andems Shut Out, to o, in Satur.
 days Game.

Putnam is still leading the East ern Connecticut league this morning as the result of their triumphant in- vasion of North Grosvenordale Sat urday afternoon, when they shut out the Andems to o.
 A big delegation of fans went with the team to the northern limit of the league and they got their moneys worth. They had a chance to see a real good ball game, good incidently for many a chance to cheer their team on to victory.
 Barnicle and Peioquin were the op- posing pitchers and the Putnam star had the better of the duel of slants and twists. 1t was the third consecu- tive shutout game that Barnicle has pitched and that is the number of games he has appeared in this league. He kept the few hits against him scattered and the Andems were never dangerous at any stage of the game.
 Putnam went after the game from the start and were able to make it look like a win for them from the very beginning. Their hits were time ly and well placed and came in com binations that produced runs.
 Tatro played a great game for Putnam at second and his good work both at bat and in the field were fac tors in winning the game. The box score:
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

Bids will be received for the con- struction of sewer in the Borough of Danielson, commencing on Furnace street. thence to Franklin street, down Franklin street to Dyer street, down Dyer street, through land of the Quin- ebaug Company, to the proposed outlet in the Quinebaug River.
 E There. are two routes proposed: To- tai distance ito be sbuilt by one route, 4,622 feet; the other, 6,10o feet There will be six sizes of pipe used. 20. IS, Is. 12, 10, s inches.
 Plans and specifications can be seen at the clerks office, at the Selectmen's office. Town Halt Da1i 1ifelson.c Bids will tIe received up tosAag. K. .r1909 Rights aFrkreserved to rejsct aCay or ails bids.
 By order of the warden and court of burgesses.
 WESLEY WILSON. Clerk.
 Dated at.Danieison. Conn, this 18th day of July. 19o9f jy31d
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PRESIDENT HAGUE
Explains Benefits of Order of Eagles.

Explains Benefits of Order of Eagles. E John H. Tague, state president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. gave an address and instruction on the benefits to be derived from the order at a meeting held in Foresters' hall Sunday afternoon.
 An aerie of Eagles is to be organ ized in this city and seventy-fi five names have already been placed on the application for a charter.
 William G. Authier has been depu- tized as local organizer.
 EIks' Quarters to Be Improved.
 Putnam lodge of Elks is planning to make the new quarters in the Bug bee building very attractive this fall by making numerous improvements.
 The interior will be decorated, bil- Hard and pool tables added, and oth- CT changes made to make the rooms exceptionally inviting to the members and their guests.
 Needs No Almshouse.
 In their report relative to alms- houses in Windham county the wis iting members of the state board of charities have the following to say about Pomfret:
 "Pomfret has no almshouse and has no need of any. Its very few indigent persons are well cared for, however" {"
 To Copy LinooIn Park Pavilion.
 It is stated that the building to be constructed at Wildwood park to re- place the structures burned on July 3 will be modelled after. one at Lincoln park, near Norwich, on the Norwich & Westerly road.
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r. Daniel O'Brien of Uncasville, who has been with the bridge construction gang of the Central Vermont road, has been appointed overseer of the Willi- mantle section.
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Driscoll and Lila B. Jennings, primary
 Miss Faith Gager of North Franklin was at Mrs. H. F. Cheney's on Sun day.
 Picnic Committees.
 Supt. John Armstrong of the Baptist Sunday school has appointed the fol- lowing committees to serve at the pie nic' on Saturday: Refreshments-Mrs. H. F. Cheney. Mrs Charles Babcock, Mrs. w. II. Whiteman. Miss Ida Foster, Mrs. James B. Palmer and Mrs. E. c. Will cox: lemonade, F. c. Wilcox and c. D. Babcock; entertainment, Charles Arm strong, G. H. Prior and J. B. Palmer; conveyances, John Armstrong and Charles Gardner.
 The picnic is to be an all-day af- fair, commencing at ten o'clock in the morning.
 Borough Briefs.
 Miss Mary Wheelock was one of a party at Ocean beach Friday, dining at the Crocker house, Friday evening Mrs. Edward Cady of Oxford is at his mothers, Mrs. Martha Soule's.
 Misses Ryan, Timely and Kingsley of Norwich were guests of Miss Bllz- abeth Campbell at MT. and Mrs. J. A. Hourigan's on Sunday. The Congregational church is closed for the remainder of the month.
 Misses Margaret Hanna and Bar bara Colinan of Lonsdale, R. l., have been guests at Hugh Anderson's. George A. Haskell and Arnold Brown returned Saturday night from three days fishing trip at Beach Pond.
 Ralph Nickerson of Corona, l.. |. and John Crowley of New Haven spent Sunday at Dr. $. H. Holmes. Miss Clara Wood, whose headquar- ters are fin Boston, is at home for a vacation.
 Miss Sibyl Tracy, who has been spending several months in Mt. Yer non, N. r., is at her fathers, J. H Tracy's, for 8 visit Miss Rose Benac is visiting relatives in New Bedford. F. C. Curley, who has been a guest at H. N. Wheelock's for the past three weeks, returned to Philadelphia Fri day evening.
 B. c. Bliss spent Sunday at Mill stone Point with his son, who is camp ing there. F. E. Robinson visited the camp last week.
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Michael Leary is making a trolley trip about the state for a few days
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H. G. Hills of East Hampton has been visiting friends in this city.
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Thomas Killourey has entered the employ of Swift & Co.'S branch in this city.
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Miss Katherine Mack was a Hart. ford visitor Saturday.
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Sunday with his family; as did also Dr. George A. H. Smith of Brooklyn.
 Dr. E. R. Smith of Brooklyn has been spending the week with his fam fly.
 Dr. E. F. Smith has been having ad- ditions built to his house.
 H. B. Smith returned to his home in New London for oyer Sunday.
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SCHOOL ADDITION
To Be Built by F. H. Gilbert-Teaeh
 CTS for Coming Year.

The work on the addition to the school building will commence at once, as the contract has been given to F. H. Gilbert. His figures were S6946: Peck and McWilliams, $7450: and c. W.. Williams $7,646. The ad- dition will be of four rooms, two on the northwest side and two on the southwest.
 The teachers for the next school year, which commences September 7, are: H. K. Jackman, principal; Net tie M. Johnson. first assistant; Mary M. Brown, second assistant: Alice A Brown, third assistant; each teaching one subject only; s. Nettie Johnson and Edith M. Soule, fifth grade: Nell lie Ahearn and Catherine McNamara fourth grade: Juliette and Alice Rich mond. third grade: Mary Mullen and Mary E. Soule, second grade; Nellie Cavanagh and Emma l.. Hull. first grade; Mabel A. Young. Mary E.
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WILLlMANTlc
Block Paving Awarded A. j. Lange-
 field of Troy.

Saturday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock the standing committee on streets met in the office of City Engineer Robert E. Mitchell and awarded the contract for paving Main street to A. J. Lange- field of Troy, N. Y.
 MT. Langefeld will be In the city Tuesday with his bond, prepared to sign the contract. He is doing a large joD in Hartford at present. 1t is ex- pected that work on the local con tract will begin in short time.
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Judgment for PlaintiH.

William L. Wellwood vs. Frank Squires, both of South Coventry, a case in which plaintiff sued for debt, was tried before Justice of the Peace Alexander Hawkins Saturday morn ing. The plaintiff was represented by Attorney Andrew J. Bowen of this city The defendant did not appear A short time ago plaintiff secured judgment for $40 on a debt of $90. It was recently found that the town of Coventry owed defendant a sum of money and this was garnisheed.
 Judgment with costs was rendered kins
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North GrosvenordaIs

Totals s4 4sT Il Totals s2 5 27 1s 5
 Score by innings:
 Putnam ..........2 0- North Grosvenordsle 70 O Q 0 % Runs. for Putnam. Tatro. Geotte. Labee 2; two base hits, Labeile. Taro; hit by pitcher hy Bar nacle. Marchesty; struck out. by Barnacle S. by PeloQun > double plays Tatro to Diotte: Feappere Msrchesty to Carlson; stolen base. Mar chesty: umpire Morarty Of Jewett City; time 1.Ss; attendance. 500.
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Steamer BLOCK ISLAND

June goth Co Sept. 1st, 1900. inclusive.
 WEEKDAYS: Leave Norwich SEQ a. m, New London 9.50 a. m., Watch Hlll 10.55 a. m, due Block Island 1230 p. m. RETURNING: Leave Block Island 215 ?. m.. Watch Hill 3.30 p. m., due New London 6 D. m.. Norwich 6.15 D. m.
 SUNDAYS: Leave Norwich 9.15 a. m., New London 10.40 a. m.. Watch Hill 11.40 a. m.. due Block Island 1 D. m.
 RETURNING: Leave Block Island 245 ?. m. Watch Hill { D. m, due New London 5.30 ?. m. Norwich z p. m.
 Shore Dinner Houses and Bathing Beach near landings at Watch Hill and Block Island.
 FARES: Excursion. From Norwich to Watch Hill...s IS Watch Hill, Sundays, limited Co
 day .9O Block Island. limited to day.... 100 Block Island. Sundays, limited Co White Beach (Ocean Beach),
 weekdays and Sundays, tickets
 include trolley from New Lon
 don to Beach .............s... .t5
 For further information,f party rates. apply at office or company near steam boat landing. Norwich. 1. M. Gllchrist. Agent.
 The New England Navigation Co.,. r. c. CoLBF. A. G. P. A.. New York.
 JeAfu .- ....
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Miss Angelia Lizee and Miss Lilly Poirier are in Jewett City for a few days stay. fE %
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Totals 32 6 sI l4

sNeyeau out for bunting on third strike.
 Runs. for Jewett City. Carroll 2. Mckinney 2. LHeureux g. Horace l. Willis l. Moore l: left on bases JeNett City 8. wauregan g. bases on balls. of More ,. Mccarthy l. Noyes 6; hit by pitched ball Horace struck out by Moore :, Mccarthy 2. Mclean 2: passed balls. Robertson |: stolen bases Williams, LHeursuK Horace Willis. Ne veau; base hit. l. Helreux: sacrifice hits. Will Hams. Ranlacle 2. Moore; double play. Carroll. Wlil sand LHeureux; time. hours; umpire, Nct1uire
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BEES STING
Caused Abscess on Boys Foot.

Asa Passmore, five year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Passmore is patient at the Day. -Kimball hos pital. where an operation was re- gently performed on his foot to re- duce an abscess caused bv a sting from d bee, which the boy received while barefooted in a field at Fos- ter R. l.
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Matthew Geary, a crossing tender for the New York, New Haven 6 Hartford railroad, is. enjoying his an- nuaI trip to New York and Coney Is- land.
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Fire Brisade's Excursion Pleased Big
 Crowd,

The American Thread company's s fire brigade had it's annual excursion Saturday, going to Watch Hill and Block Island. While not as large as in, some years the party that left the city on the special train at S.15 a. m. was a. jolly one and thoroughly en- joyed the day.
 Saturday was an ideal day for an outing and the sail to Block Island and return was greatly appreciated. Many favorable comments were made regarding the excursion by those who made the trip. @ t-
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Missed ths Bio Noise.

Oyster Bay sorrowfully reports the duietest Fourth known in seven years, owing to the absence from its midst of the strenuous exponent of the sim pie Hfe.-N. Y. Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-02
outinq of spooIers' Union.

The Swift Spoolers' union left the city at o'clock Saturday morning via special trolley cars for Ocean beach, where pleasant days outing was genuinely appreciated by the members. The majority cf the party were ladies and they fnaue the most of every minutes. The only unpleasant feature about the trip was the snail like run to Baltic and return.
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New London-Rev. and Mrs J. Romeyn Danforth and family have re- turned from Jaffrey, N. H., where they have been spending month.
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Alderman W. A. Dawson. and fam lily have returned from a two weeks stay at Columbia lake.
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Eaminina Aesnirations,

When a young woman rnarries an old man it is an indication she thinks she would look well in black.-Atchi- son Globe.
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Personals.

Miss Leonore Marcil is visiting in Worcester.
 Miss Katherine Mack was a Hart ford visitor Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs F. P. Strong spent the weekend at the shore.
 H. G. Hills of East Hampton has been visiting friends in this city.
 Michael Leary is making trolley trip about the state for a few days.
 J. c. Jennings of Jewett City called on friends in Willimantic Saturday.
 P. J. Moriarty's family left Saturday for a months stay at Pleasure beach.
 Howard Millerd and Harry Royce spent Saturday and Sunday at the shore.
 Thomas Killourey has entered the employ of Swift & Co.'S branch in this city.
 Miss Angelia Lizee and Miss Lilly Poirier are in Jewett City for a few days stay. Gv 
 Miss Bertha HeFricl1 has returned from a pleasant stay at New London and Block Island.
 Miss Minnie Driscoll. who has been a seamstress for Mrs. s. c. Hooker at the Hooker house for a number of years, has resigned and will spend
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Mrs. J. B. Hood and daughter have returned to Mantle after a short stay at their city home in town.
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MT. and Mrs. Frank M. Smith have as guests Mir. and Mrs. B. L. Smith and child of New Haven.
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IN RIGHT EYE.
xRay DiscIoses Location of Bullet
 Which Struck Greenleaf Boy.

An X-ray examination has revealed the location of the bullet which sent
 Nathaniel Greenleaf of Brooklyn to the Day -Kimball hospital in this city last Thursday night. The bullet is in the orbit of the right eye. Its loca- ton had not been exactly stablished until Saturday afternoon when addi-
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MT. and Mrs. F. P. Strong spen the weekend at the shore.
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Officer Victor Enander, wife and son are visiting points of interest about the commonwealth.
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Miss Bertha HeFricl1 has returned from a pleasant stay at New London and Block Island.
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JEWETT CITY
Waureean Shut Out, ii to OF. H Gilbert to Build School Addition Teachers Appointed.

Jewett City shut out Wauregan on Saturday on the local grounds. II to 0 Wauregan tried three different pitchers during the game, but it was no use The score:
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Graves, a motorcycle racer. made a mile in 46 4-5 seconds on the new coliseum track in Los Angeles.
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some time visiting relatives and friends in Brooklyn, N. Y. She plans to return to this city.
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J. G. Jennings of Jewett City called on friends in Willimantic Saturday.
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Miss Maud Hickey went to Mantle Saturday to spend a few days at the summer home of her parents.
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PEOPLES STEAMBOAT co.
 STEAMER SIGHT SEER.

19O9---sEAsoN OF--ioOS On and after Saturday. June 18th, Will run as follows: Two round trips daily between Norwich. New London, Ocean. Pleasure and Crescent Beaches. observing the following schedule:
 Morning Trip.
 Leave Norwich SOS a. m, New Lon don 920 Ocean Beach 9.45, Pleasure Beach 10.10, arrive Crescent Beach 10.30
 Returning-Leave Crescent Beach 1G.4O a. m, Pleasure Beach II. Ocean Beach 11,25,- New London l150. arrive Norwich 1.05 D. m.
 Afternoon Trip.
 Leave Norwich 2.05 D. m.. New Lon- don 3.Z0, Ocean Beach 3.45, Pleasure Beach 4.10. arrive Crescent Beach 4.30. Returning-Leave Crescent Beach 440 ?. m, Pleasure Beach 6. Ocean Beach 5.25, New London $50, arrive Every Sunday leave Norwich 9 a. m. and 2.05 D. m. On the morning trip running only as far as Pleasure Beach and return; on the afternoon trip through to Crescent Beach and return.
 PEOPLES STEAMBOAT CO,
 Norwich, Conn. AVERY c. SMITH. Managing Owner. je16d
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Mrs. Mary Swift of Eagleville is the guest of Mrs. William Ross at Rossmore, Crescent beach.
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Social and Personal.

a. MT. and Mrs. Charles Lord and daughter Lillian. Lord left OF Friday for Oakland beach where they will spend the. remainder of the summer.
 Mrs. w F. Pickett, Madaiine and Merrell Pickett have returned from several weeks stay in Riverside, R. l.
 Mrs Martin " Woodworth and Miss Elizabeth R. Woodworth are at Pleas ure beach for a week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Luther Day aand Mrs. Walter Day are spending two weeks ata Oakland beach.
 Max Gordon and family are at Beachmont. Mass, for several days.
 Mrs. F. P. Todd recently spent sev- eral days with her sister, Mrs. E. L. Bowen at Conimicut, R. l.
 Mrs. E. Bennett is the guest of relatives in Hampton.
 w, A. Burrows, who is spending the summer at Oakland beach, R. l., was in town on Saturday. .-
 Mrs. M. E. Ballou and William H. Ballou. who have been spending sev- eral days with relatives, have returned to their home in Providence.
 Chester Isbell returned Saturday from Oakland beach R. l.. where he has been spending his vacation.
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FUN E RAILS.
Thomas ]. keatinq.

The funeTal of Thomas J. Heating was held from his home. IA Union street, at lao o'clock Sunday after noon, followed by services at St. Jo- seph's church, at o'clock, at which Rev. James J. McGuane off1ciated.
 There was a large attendance of relatives and friends from Norwich, Hartford, Bridgeport, Waterbury and this city, including delegation from Court Windham, No. 97. t'. of A., of which deceased was member.
 During the services, Capt. Eugene Ashton sang Beautiful Land on High, Miss Agnes R. O'Neil sang Waiting, and Miss O'Neil and Captain Ashton sang duet, He Wipes the Tear from Every Eye. There was a large num- Der of beautiful floral tributes, among which were set pieces from the em ployes of the Willimantic Machine company and Court Windham, No. 9f, r. of "A. The bearers were John Conroy, John $. Carey, Bartholomew Moran, owen, Cryne, John Shanahan and M. Blanchette. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Funeral Director Eugene E. Hickey was in charge.
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James H. Hillhouse is at Pleasure beach for a weeks stay with his fam fly, who are there for the season
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Thomas H. Cole left Saturday for Brooklyn, N. Y., to be the guest of his son, Dr. Chester Cole. who is on the staff of a hospital in that city.
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BROWNIES WIN.

Vanquish Borough Team in Saturdays
 Game, e-3.
 Danielson tumbied with sickening thud before the DayvilIe Brownies" Saturday afternoon and the trimming that was handed out to the locals was
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P J. Moriarty's family left Saturday for a months stay at Pleasure beach.
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MT and Mrs. Frank M. Smith have as guests Mir. and Mrs. B. l.. Smith and child of New Haven. Mrs. J. B. Hood and daughter have returned to Mantle after short stay | at their city home in town. Officer Victor Enander, wife and | son are visiting points of interest about the commonwealth. Mrs. Mary Swift of Eagleville is | the guest of Mrs. William Ross at Rossmore, Crescent beach. | Miss Maud Hickey went to Mantle Saturday to spend a few days at the summer home of her parents.
 James H. Hillhouse is at Pleasure beach for a weeks stay with his fam fly, who are there for the season.
 MT. and Mrs. H. R. Chappell enter tained MT. and Mrs. R. W. Wickham of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., for the week end.
 Miss Olive Robinson entertained Miss Priscilla Fuller of Hampton and Miss Beulah Moves of West Mystic on Saturday.
 Mrs D. c. Barrows and children left Saturday for a stay of several weeks at Pleasure beach. MT. Barrows will join them later.
 Thomas H. Cole left Saturday for Brooklyn, N. Y., to be the guest of his son, Dr. Chester Cole. who is on the staff of a hospital in that city.
 Mrs. Joseph Vegiard and her daugh- ters, Miss Florina and Miss Beatrice of Center street are visiting relatives in Worcester and Marloboro Mass.
 Matthew Geary, a crossing tender for the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad, is. enjoying his an- nual trip to New York and Coney Is- land.
 Daniel O'Brien of Uncasville, who has been with the bridge construction gang of the Central Vermont road, has been appointed overseer of the Willi- mantle section.
 Harry w. Standish leaves today for vacation of two weeks. He will Ellison smith on a trip up the Hud- son and visiting at Lake George.
 Mir. and Mrs. John T. Boynton and children of Winsted are visiting Mrs Boyntons parents home on Village Hill. Mir. Boynton, who is convales- cing from typhoid fever, was at one time druggist for Samuel Chesbro in this city.
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Where to Trade in JeWett City
SUMMER MILLINERY

at greatly reduced prices during July and August. Take advantage of the offer. l. A. Roy, Jewett City.
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DanieIson

l Runs. for DanelsonMcCarthy 3. for Dayvie. Brooks 2. Murphy 2. Berrsien l. Franklin 2. Smith | l. Kelly 1: two-base hit. Franklin; bases on l balls. of Kelly I. Boucher 3; hit by pitcher, by | Kelly. Boucher; struck out, by Kelly 10. by | Boucher lO stolen bases. Benoit B. Mccarthy Ieo- pold, Dayrnle ,, wild pitch. Boucher; sacrifice hit. Austin; earned runs. Dsyyille l. Danleson l; | d.. Q on
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Mir. and Mrs. H. R. Chappell enter tained MT and Mrs. R. W. Wickham of Poughkeepsie, N. r., for the week end.
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Three PiokersI Weighed Seven Lbs.

'Pearlinep Voght, as he is known in this city, who holds all sorts of records in this state as a fisherman, went out to try his luck Saturday and came back from the pools of the Nat ohaug river below the Pumping Sta tion, with a nice string of pickerel, three of which weighed pounds. The largest of the three weighed 1-2 pounds. The best specimens were on exhibition in the window of a local drug store Saturday evening. Pearl inc" is to try his luck for bass at Co., lumbia shortly.
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Howard Millerd and Harry Royce spent Saturday and Sunday at the shore.