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Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
KINGS DAUGHTERS
CONFERENCE,
Programme for County Conference to
 Be Held Here Wednesday.

 For the sixth annual conference of the Kings Daughters and Sons of CIV London, Windham and Holland counties, which will be held here on Wednesday at Trinity Methodist Epis- copal church, an attendance of 200 members is looked for and congrega- uons of considerably larger size as the meetings are open to the public and all are welcome. The following well arranged programme has been prepared by Miss Lucy Geer, county secretary, to begin at 1o.30 a. rn.: Hymn, Onward. Christian Soldiers. Devotional,
 Rev. M. s. Kaufman, D. D. Welcome, -
 Mrs. W. H. Dawiey. Norwich.
 Mrs. F. M. Smith, wHimantio. Minutes of last conference,
 Mrs. Fl. F. Palmer. secretary,
 Norwich. Appointment of committees. County Secretary Miss Lucy Geer,
 Norwich. Solo o Lamb of God. Jacoby Miss Harriet c. Frisbie, Norwich. Circle reports. Rollcall. Greetings. AlLGAdluEe CL InS hlnB DduXnIerg,
 Miss H. I. Eaton, Hartford. Announcements. Luncheon-123
 Afternoon Session-1.so. Hymn. My Faith Looks Up to Thee. Memorial service Mrs. Isaiah W. Sheath, New Haven. Circle reports. Address, Here and There in the Order
 Miss H. I. Eaton, Hartford. Collection. Solo, Our King. Rotoh
 Miss Mabel s. Clark Norwich, Address, Willing Service, Mrs. Isaiah w. Sheath, New Haven. Solo,
 Mrs. F. s. Young, Norwich. Symposium.
 Miss Eva L. Hudson, New London. Invitation to next conference. Report of resolution committee. Hymn. God Be With You Till We Meet
 Again. Adjournment A
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
A Personal Interest

We want you to take e personal fn- terest in our store. We want you to feel perfectly at home when you come here.
 We want you to feel that this store Is the most pleasant, reliable and prof itable place for you to buy anything in the drug line. We want you to come often and to recommend this drug store to your friends.
 We are continually striving to de- serve your patronage and your loyalty by giving the best possible service, and by offering the best possible drug store goods.
 Particular attention is given to every customer and we want every customer to know that we are con- stantly on the look out for his or her interest as well as for ours-that's good business. and fFs the kind done ct
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
LIVES ON ORIGINAL PLOT
Set Of by saybrook Colony for Re,
 James Fitch.

William Hartley Lewts of West brook was a business visitor in this city last week, finding himself much interested in the preparations for the observance of the coming 250th anni- versary through his connection with Rev. James Fitch. who came from Saybrook to preach to the Indians around here. Mir. Lewis lives upon the original plot of ground that was set of by the Saybrook colony for Minister Fitch, and he also owns th- original document. dated 1855. which made this conveyance to the minister from the colony of "Saibrooke." as 1t was speit then. Mir. Lewis is one of the few who have been born upon this plot. which is now fin the town of West brook
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Demurrer Sustained in Loeei Case
 Harris -Slmonowitz Case Heard,

Alleged failure to live up to the terms of the contract for supplying wood was the basis of a civil suit heard Monday in the court of com mon pleas at New London with Judge plaintiff was Henry c. Harris, who sues Bli Simonowftz for s200 for fSil- ure to comply with the terms of the wood contract.
 Judge Waller annousced one de- cision, sustaining the demurrer en- tered in the case of James $. Hiscox vs. James J. O'Donovan. This is a suit for $1,000 brought by Hiscox for building materials and labor furnished in the construction of a house for O'DonoVan.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
RETAIL MERCHANTS.
Another Attempt at Organization Will
 Be Made Next Week.

Another meeting was held Monday evening in the post hall at the Buck ingbam Memorial by those interested in forming a retail merchants asso- ciation for the business men of Nor wich and vicinity. but no organization was effected because of the small at tendance, which numbered seven. It was decided to hold meeting Thurs day evening of next week. when 1t !s expected to get out a good proportion of the 75 who signed Organizer Elisha Winters list, so that the organization can be formed and officers elected to get the association into working or der.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
Advice on Local Field.

Industrial Department Secretary Charles R. Towson, who was the speaker Sunday evening at the '. M c. A. anniversary service, left Mon- day for New York. Sunday evening a meeting of the local board was held with Mr. TowsoR in attendance for conference upon the local field, and his advice, which was considered as com ing from an expert in association work was obtained upon various subjects of local apphcatioR
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
UNHAPPINEss DISTILLED.
Men and Women Unsnimou. About I

Men and Women Unanimous About Ie.
 Many women weep and wall and refuse to be eomforted because their once mag pIAoent tresses have become thin and faded Many men incline to profanity because the flies bite through the thin thatnh on their crauiums. It will be good news to the miserable of both sexes. to learn that NewRrofs Hsrpicids has been placed upon the market. This is the new scalp gsrmicide and antiseptic that acts by destroying the germ or microbe that is the underlying cause of all hair de- struotSon. Herpicide is a new prepara- ton, made after a new rormulG on an entirety new principle. Anyone who has tried 1t Vih testisV Rs Co itsSw0rth. Try t yourself and be donv4nced. soid by eadlng druggisY. Sind 1oe. In stamps for sannRle to The HeFpicius Co-, De- troit. Mich.
 TWO SbZE9-5oe,<ANp,$3.0o ssaasaoff1 ;ah Saa 6S A&H zSkl<@.># e<izsSa
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
Incidents in Society

Invitations have been received in Norwich from MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Wisner Bacon to the marriage of thel- daughter. Dorothy Buckingham, and Heathcote Muirson Wooley, on Thurs day afternoon, June 3, at 3 o'clock. at the Center church, New Haven. A re- ception will follow the ceremony at 24 Edwards street
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
Georna Mocnrthu Wnn-

The awards have been made at the K. of c. fair held In connection with the ball team of that organization. Joseph Hickey won the $2.50, Daniel L. Beckwith was winner of the briar pipe, Miss Nora Cummings captured the half barrel of flour, and George Mccarthy of Norwich took the box Of cigars.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
crosawalk Remained.

The concrste crosswalk across Falls avenue at the Junction with West Main street has been repaired, after having been in wretched condition for some time. The change is greatly ap- preciated by those who have to use the
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

Noank.-Nearly every village near by, with the exception of Noank. has posted signs warning tranps to move on and not to hang around. As the re- suit. this village Is rather of a dump ing place for them as they all seem to make themselves at home.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
SnrainaA Lia Wrlr4

Raymond Sherman, a candidate fer catcher on the Academy second team, sprained lis wrist Saturday at the game with the Jswett City Hustiers. He was sliding to second and had to drop o1t of the game when the acei- dent Happened.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
aand natI, nf Eiol,

Wallace Ellis and MT. Shasa were lucky nsrsrnn en a ats ,the AEortxille dock qn Sunday, gettfag about forty hztfsh and one Ape blackzaA, vseIahfng a sIit- Istle oVaT tAEs naaanA
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

c. J. Benjamin has entered the Thames National bank for the vacation season.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

Many weak. nervous women have been restored to health by Foley's Kid ney Remedy, as 1t stimulates the kid neys so they will eliminate the waste matter from the blood. Impurities de- press the nerves, causing exhaustion and other ailments. Commence today and you will soon be well. Pleasant to take. Lee & Osgood Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

A Westchester correspondent writes: Leverett Bradnard. who is in Norwich. Is i'll. being confined to his bed. His condition is said to be serious.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

Daniel M. Lester, who has been con fined to his house by illness, was re- ported improved on Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
Carpenters Union.

The Carpenters union had four ap pllcatlons for membership presented at it's regular meeting Monday even ing in CarpenterS hall, in the Lucas building.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

LeRoy Henderson of Norwich will spend Sunday with friends in Middle town.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown of Norwich preached a special sermon at St. Marks Episcopal church, Mystic, Sunday evening to the young people.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

Lawrence Murphy. who has been seeing the world in New York for sev- eral weeks, returned to his home in Baltic street on Monday. He has had many pleasant experiences while away and in about two weeks expects to leave again to take a position in New ark. N. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

Felix Strauss left Sunday night on the steamer Chelsea for New York. from which place he will sail Tuesday morning for Germany,s for an indef- mite stay.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
HORAcN JOHNSON.
riadle r1addarn Mav 1l fana

Middle Haddann, May 14. 1909.
 Elghty-five years ago I made my first appearance on this globe, without stockings shoes or pantaloons. Am just about as well to do at the pres ent; have held my own fairly well
 HORACE JOHNSON.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

The more you know about tea. the more you will appreciate the delicate fragrance and delicious flavor of "Salada' Tea Ask your grocer for 10c trial packet.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

At the 2lst annoaI convention Of the New England local assembly of the Brotherhood of St Andrew at, Bridge port these officers were chosen: Pres idsnt, F. c. Dayton of Boston; vice president. Charles H. Smith, Provi- dence; secretary, France Westervelt New Haven; treasurer. A. J. Johnson of East Cambridge, Mass; chaplain, Rev. E. L. Wells of Bridgeport.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

H. v. Ham oe Providence has been a visitor in Norwich for a few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

Of last months new corporations in Connecticut nine, having combined capital of s5.S5o,OOO, represented real estate ventures. Thirteen nanufactur- ing companies, with capital stock of s66s, ,000 figured in the list. Eight mercantile undertakings were capital ized at s2se,000. Contracting. publish ing, coal and leo corporations comDlet- ed the list
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

Prof. Eugene B. Lawrence of the department of science at Bulkeley school, New London, on account of the early rain Friday morning decid- ed to have his students botany pill grimage to Franklin on Monday in- stead.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
PERSONAL.

Sheriff sibley of KiTingly was in Norwich on Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
Lohnson pradioa, Fro.t.

Horace Johnson's latest prediction is for a frost soon. It follows:
 atmosphere from Tuesday to Thurs day of the coming week. likely to be of an electrical character. Prepare for frost to follow. Tender plants will need to be cared for. There will be a slight trernor at some point In the
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18
VARIOUS MATTERS.

VARIOUS MATTERS.
 Apple blossom luncheons are time ly.
 A rainy Monday spells the week For the housekeeper.
 The summer cottages a. Quaker Hill are being opened
 The barefoot boy has made his ap- pearance for the season.
 Furniture and wood turning lathe for sale at PA Broad street-adv.
 There was a big supply of Carolina 1 and Virginia strawberries in market on Monday.
 Folders of summer trips to the Pa cif1c Northwest and Alaska are reach ing local people.
 Three hundred will attend the ban quet of the state postofice clerks at i Bridgeport on the s1st.
 New corporations were formed in Connecticut during last week to the number of seven. with total capital of s43O.OoO.
 Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of this week are Rogation days, in an- cient times days of special prayers for the success of the crops.
 Prof. Eugene B. Lawrence of the department of science at Bulkeley school, New London, on account of the early rain Friday morning decid- ed to have his students botany pill grimage to Franklin on Monday in- stead.
 At an the Catholic churches in the Hartford diocese Sunday a circular was read announcing that a novena or nine days devotion fin honor of the Holy Ghost would begin on Friday and end on Saturday, May 2s, ths eve of Pentecost.
 Eastern Connecticut wifi be repre- scented when, on Thursday. Friday, Sat urday, Sunday and Monday. May 20 to 24, the big International Sunshine convention takes place in New York (Hotel Astor) and Bensonhurst (Rest Home Sanitarium).
 State of Connecticut S1-2 per cent. bonds are being distributed among savings banks. trustees of estates and conservative private investors. The act authorizing the issue made them non taxable to private owners, which is g decided advantage to the investor as well as the dealer.
 Announcements have been received by Norwich friends of the marriage of Susan Emma, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Downer of Branford, and Frederick Lawrence Ryder, on Saturday, May 18th. Mir. and Mrs. Ryder will be at home after June 18th at 12s Leete street, West Haven, Conn
 The National Guard association of the United States will meet at Los Angeles this week, opening tts con vention Monday. Matters relating to the National Guard and the promotion of systematic military work will be discussed. The association includes in It's membership the adJutant generals of all the states.
 Of last months new corporations in Connecticut nine, having a combined capital of s5,S5oO 900, represented real estate ventures. Thirteen nnanufactur ing companies, with a capital stock of ss6s. 900, figured in the list. Eight mercantile undertakings were capital ized at s2s6,000. Contracting. publish ing, coal and ice corporations conplet- ed the list
 At the 21st annSlal convention Of the New England local assembly of the Brotherhood of St Andrew at, Bridge port these officers were chosen: Pres idsnt, F. c. Dayton of Boston; vice president. Charles H. Smith, Provi- dence; secretary, France Westervelt7 New Haven; treasurer. A. J. Johnson of East Cambridge, Mass. chaplain, Rev. E. L. Wells of Bridgeport.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

State of Connecticut S1-2 per cent. bonds are being distributed among savings banks, trustees of estates and conservative private investors. The act authorizing the issue made them non taxable to private owners. which is a decided advantage to the investor as well as the dealer.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

Eastern Connecticut viii be repre- scented when, on Thursday. Friday, Sat urday. Sunday and Monday. May 20 to "A, the big International Sunshine convention takes place in New York (Hotel Astor) and Bensonhurst (Rest Home Sanitarium).
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

At an the Catholic churches in the Hartford diocese Sunday a circular was read announcing that novena or nine days devotion fin honor of the Holy Ghost would begin on Friday and end on Saturday. May 2s, the eve of Pentecost.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of this week are Rogation days, in an- cient times days of special prayers for the success of the crops.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

The barefoot boy has made his ap- pearance for the season.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

Furniture and wood turning lathe for sale at PA Broad street.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

The National Guard association of the United States will meet at Los Angeles this week, opening tts con vention Monday Matters relating to the National Guard and the promotion of systematic military work will be discussed. The association includes in Its membership the adJrtant generals of all the states.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

Apple blossom luncheons are time
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

Announcements have been received by Norwich friends of the marriage of Susan Emma, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Downer of Branford and Frederick Lawrence Ryder, on Saturday, May 18th. Mir. and Mrs Ryder will be at home after June 18th at 12s Leete street, West Haven, Conn
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

The summer cottages at Quaker Hill are being opened
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

A rainy Monday spells the week For the housekeeper.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

New corporations were formed in Connecticut during last week to the number of seven. with e total capital of $430,0o0.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

There was big supply of Carolina and Virginia strawberries in market on Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-18

Folders of summer trips to the Pa cific Northwest and Alaska are reach ing local people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

A SPLENDID LINE
OF fur hats 10 choose from, trimmed
with the very choisest materials. all
colors, and shapes, fresh from the trim
mer's hands.
MEHESYS. 1856 Main St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

(The Ol1rinal JOhnny Hicks Ia "iihe
Time. The Place aud The Girl in
the Blg Musical Comedy. 10 salt
lake Thcaier. 5 Nights, Commenc-
inE Monday. Nov. ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
Society IN Vaudeville
At Whitney Hall Tonight

Tonight the vaudeville performance
for the beneit OF the Free Kindergar-
ten will be given at Whitney hall at
Sis o'clock, the program to include
number Of delightful features. given
by about 40 of Salt Lakes well known
society people. The affair is under the
direction Of Mrs Martha Royle King,
who besides attending to the staging
etc, has also originated most OF the
entertaining features Of the evening.
Following Is the program.
overture. The Gypsy Waltz"
Orchestra, Miss Esther Allen,
director; Edith Hin, Leona Nc
Curtain, jeanette Thompson,
Marion Matthews, Corydon
Chamberlin, Fremont l<utnew-
ski Albert Love, Garrison YER
bryck, Burton Clay and Wei
lington Davidson.
Classic danoe.. Miss Louise Delaney
Tarce........" The Facts In the Case
Mrs. W. =. Kiser, director; Mrs.
W. j.. kiser MIS-. l.. l.. Gordon,
Miss Mildrcn Mcmillan, William
Loary, Athol Rawlins.
Monologue. Mary b. Fox
Scarf dance .......,...............
Martha Roylo King, director:
Virginia Beatty, Juliet Banks,
JOY De Camp, Edna Dunn, Rose
Evans. Elinor Stewart, Lucille
Franken. Aline Mcmillan
Orchestra Country Dance
Popular plays plctorially presented
Mrs. O. y. richards and Mrs.
A.. NJ. Bailey, directors; Cath
crime Graham, Dora Thomas,
Katherine Keith, Rachel Evans,
IfIfuafs richards Glenn walker
The Dolls House"
limitations ..............Ke nnth Kerr
HELD By the Enemy. .........-....
Mrs j.. l.. Terry. director; Stella
FABIAN, Charlotte Holmes. Alice
Wall. Lorino l.eary, Marge Mil
Ter, Carrie Marshall, Carrie Sap
pington. Mildred Mcmillan and
Count Leon do Dippe.
Vocal solo. Mrs Henry N. Dinwoodey
N' Ms S ana M Mrs. ". C. c. Alexander
Mrs Elmer Jones. director
vocal solo...................Lee Davis
Italian street Musicians.
Mrs. Arthur Lorlner white,
Dean Brayt0n. j. G. Wild. Ar
mold Glarner. Wallace Bredo-
meyer. s. Fasset Dr, H. -.
Fcis.
'sIho Merry widow .................
Mrs. ". =. Kiscr. William u.
Leary. Athol Rawlins. Kenneth
Kerr
Vocal solo..............Mi Miss Edna Coin
.The Girls of Gutenberg .......-..
Mrs Martha hoyle King, Mrs.
David Keith and Mrs. Walker,
directors. Mrs. Lester Freed,
Mrs. Elbddgo Thomas, Mrs W.
a.. Alexander. Mrs George n.
smith. Miss Beulah Belle Miss
Gladys McConauehy, Miss Elsa
Bamborger. Totue Hart
Tho patronesses for the free hlndeL-
| ea,ten entertainment are. Mrs q. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
ELECTRIC SYSTEM
FOR FORT DOUGLAS
Modern Methods to Supplant Finally
The Kerosene SYstcm--COn-
tracts Arc Let

The following contracts have been
awarded at Fort Douglas for electric
ally lighting the garrison premises;
salt Lake Electric Supply company
construction OF the power transmission
line and feed wires through the post,
SiL7i9; construction OF transmission
substation building. s2.OO950.
Meteor Electric company. salt Lake.
wiring buildings and installing fix
lures. t9,i1S56.
+. r. Newbcr1y & Co.'s I.ouis.trans.
formers and equipment Tor sub-station.
Sf.O65.
Tho Salt Lake Electric Supply com
pany and the Meteor Electric company
arc TO have their work completed By
Feb. ~, 1910, and the Newberry COM
pany by March 6, 1910. so that the sys-
TEN may be in operation by March -.
The system OF lighting since the fort
was established has been "the good old"
system Of kerosene lamps The cleo
tricity needed will be furnished by the
Utah Light a Railway company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

her part was taken by Miss Lila
Rhodes who can best be described by
the enc word cute Her dancing
with Mr Cohan was also n breath tax
ing feature. OF the other characters
the Webster Of Mr.. Pratt. the Earl OF
Mr. lfollins, the Pagan Of Mr. Ryan,
the Lillian Of Miss Elaine. and the Ger
trudc Of Miss Hoffman, were an excel
lent porttayals. while the ladies Of
The court. with their fetching trains
were wcll dcaerving the applause they
received
nv Cohsns great bin is sure to draw
capacity business during the remain
der OF its stay Had he decided TO re-
main a week Il would have been none
al All too long.
People who noted the caro- worn OK
precision OF Mr.. Cohan's features last
night. which is evident oven in his most
rolicziug moments viii not marvel at
it when they know that ia addition
to the care 0f such a company as he
is now travelling with, directing it,
playing the principal part, etc, he Is
engaged in writing a play for Edna
Wallace Hopper, Is building a theater
at Forty-third street and Broadway,
and Is also interested in dozen COM
panies playing his pieces the country
over. MI. comm lfaNtiF III n lilNaAt
car and IS accompanied by his wife and
their 3-months-old child. Mary Agnes
Conan.
Next weeks attractions at the theater
are the musical comedy 10" with
John T.. Young in the principal part,
followed by the salt Lakers In THE
serenade" Thanksgiving afternoon and
evening.
Orpheum--Next weeks bill at the
Orpheum will feature Mary Norman,
the society caricaturist, and All Rey-
nard the ventriloquist with a village OF
lay figures. Tonight is society evening.
ColOnial--The final performances Of
THE Spoilers" will be given tonight,
tomorrow afternoon ana evening.
Shubert--While the business last
night fell Off somewhat. IL was No
more than 20 be expected in view OF
the tremendous opposition at the Thea
ter There was however, very fair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

turnout. and the verdict Of pleasure
over "rhe Cay Musician" was as gem
uine as before. A big crush is looked
for at tomonow's matinee.
Grand--yThe stock company Is re-
hearsing this week the successful New
York play entitled Brown Of Har-
ward" II will form next weeks attrac-
ton.
BmgaIow-The change OF bill at the
Bungalow Thursday night brought with
II a number Of new and entertaining
numbers. which were generously re-
ceived by a well filled house. The
program. which will be continued FOR
week. was well balanced and much
above the average.
The top liners were easily the four
singing and prancing members OF the
"Still city Quartet" who romped
through IS minutes OF melody and fun
and were compelled TO exhaust their
repertoire before the audience was sat
listed They had some tuneful songs,
both in chorus and solo, and their skit
Watch the Fans" was a side-splitting
five minutes which approaches anything
in this line on the vaudeville stage.
Yula and Simpson did n very short
turn but II was as full Of talent as an
egg Is OF meat. Yule was ludicrously
funny in some original numbers and
both are possessed OF good voices and
entertaining abilities. The Lnigi Plea
TO presented something new In tho line
of hand balancing a lively group OF
young athletes who kept things going
from their time OF entrance until the
curtain
Canaiis. the comedy musician; Will
liam Ransdell and the Ransdell sisters.
In toe ana fancy dancing, and an illus
trated song finished very entertain
ing bill.