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The Irish standard., 1909-01-30

Freight and Passenger Agent, goes to
Des Moines, Ia, where he will accept
Of similar position with the same
company, but with a considerable in
crease in salary. John had this posi-
ton offered to him two years ago but
lie did not care at that time to leave
South Dakota. The best wishes of a
host of friends and patrons of the road
will follow him to his new home. -,
Four hundred Knights of Columbus
gathered in Sioux Falls Sunday last AZ
guests of Marquette Council No. s17.
Visiting Knights from Mitchell, Wa
tertoWn. Huron, Lead City, Aberdeen
and other points Were present. Sixty
five candidates were present. Father
Twofig of Lennox. responded to the
toast THE Mission Of the knights of
Columbus" D.. j. Conway, ESQ.,, Of
Sioux Falls, was toast master.
NJ. M. NJ. IN NJ. NJ. NJ. Me-.
Married-The social event Of the sea-
son at Mitchell was the marriage on
Tuesday morning last at the Holy
Family church of Miss Josephine Will
komm to Mr.. Joseph Goldhagen, the
witnesses being Mrs. G. Fulton, sister
OF the groom, and Mr.. G.. e. Fulton.
Inc ceremony was performed by the
Very Rev. Dean Shea, and the we'd
ding breakfast was served at 500 1st
ave. e. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob wilkomm, and is
most estimable young lady, who has
lived in Mitchell since childhood,
where she has q host OF young lady
friends. Soon after the ceremony the
newly married pair took the Milwau-
kee & st. Paul train for Illinois and
Iowa points. where they will visit be-
fore starting housekeeping in Mitchell,
their future home.
Married-Mr. Frank Conroy and
Miss Katie Schneider, daughter Of
Domonic Schneider, Of Beulah town
ship, Dawson Co.. were united in legal
matrimony by, the. Very Rev. Father
Shea at the Holy Family church, Nit
chell, on Monday morning last. Sew
eral friends Of the young couple at
tended reception for them in the
evening.
The Irish standard., 1909-01-30
SUMMONS
State of Minnesota, County of Hennepin.
District Court. Fourth Judicial Dis
trict.
SIMMONS

SUMMONS.
State Of Minnesota, County of Hennepin.
District Court. Fourth Judicial Dis
John T. MCGOWAN, Plaintiff.
Edward H: Hutchinson. Charles N:
win w. Hutchinson. Charles N. Akers,
as administrator of the estate of Ed
win w. Hutchinson. deceased. Augusta
deceased. Lydia M. Lewis, known also
as L. Mildred Lewis. Clarence L. Libby,
Henry E. Libby, as administrator of the
Henry f. Libby. :Blanch E. Libby, Mary
her husband; also all other persons I'M
known claiming any right. title, estate,
scribed in the complaint herein
Defendants.
The State of Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendants.
moned and required to answer the Com
plant of the Plaintiff in the above en-
titled action which complaint has been
filed in the office Of the Clerk of the
above named Court at his office in the
City of Minneapolis. Hennepin County,
Minnesota, and to serve copy Of your
answer to the said complaint on the SUB
scrber: at his office in the City of Min
within twenty 600 days after service
Of this Summons upon you, exclusive Of
the day Of such service, and if you fail
to answer the said sal Complaint within the
will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in said Complaint
Dated December 22d, 1908.
PAUL J. THOMPSON
Attorney for Plaintiff,
40 Security Bank Bldg,
Minneapolis, MINI,
The Irish standard., 1909-01-30
FROM DULUTH.

Division No. 4, A. o. H., held their
installation Of officers last Thursday
evening. at Gilley's hall. An interest
Ing program was arranged, which was
followed by refreshments. The Rev.
Father Lynch and Fred L. Ryan were
the speakers. The following officers
were installed by County President
Ryan. President. Nicholas Collins;
vice president. John Moran; treasurer,
P. H. McGraw: insurance secretary,
James Connolly; recording secretary,
John cashin; sergeant at-arms, II. M.
Collins; sentinel, Patrick scully;
chairman OF standing committee. John
Cullen; chairman sick committee, ]. j.
Scanaon.
Div. No. 2, L. A. O. H, has installed
the following officers, the installation
being conductedt by County President
Miss May Hammill. President, Mrs:
Collins; vice president, Mrs. Funk; in
surance secretary, Mrs. Wilson; re-
corder, Miss Jennie Leford: treasurer,
Mrs. D. Madden; sergeant at arms,
Mrs. j. Hammel; sentinel, Mrs. Her.
bert: sick committee. Miss Ryan.
J. w. Kinney, train caller at the
st. Mary's hospital, is reported to be
improving.
The funeral of Mrs. M. w. Engstrom
of Proctor took place Tuesday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock from the home of
her father, 800 North F'ifty-f1rst ave-
nue. west. Services were held at the
st. James Catholic church. The in
terment was at Oneota cemetery. Mrs.
Engstrom dropped dead in the d. M.
& N. depot at, Proctor, while en- route
to Duluth in, search. of medical at
tendance. .o.re
Mrs. Margaret aBroadwell, Al, Of Gil
North Fifty-fiftll1 avenue west, died at
her home Thursday evening, after a
lingering illnesss She Is survived: by
her husband. George Broadwell, and
one son, Edward. The funeral was
held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
from st. James Catholic church. with
interment in Calvary cemetery.
News was received in the city last
Saturday of the death at st. Mary,
Waseca county. MIMI, of the father of
Michael A. Kelley, Of this city. Mr.
Kelley left Saturday evening to be
present at the funeral.
John Kelly. of No. fire hall, a pop
ular Duluth fireman., was killed by a
falling chimney during a blaze at the
old Exchange hotel on East Superior
street, Tuesday morning. The remains
were taken to- Minneapolis for burial
He was a member Of the fire depart
ment for six years and is survived by
father and sister, who reside in Min.
neapolis. ...
Div. No. I, A. o. H., will meet mex,
Wednesday evening at Cathedral hall
The Irish standard., 1909-01-30
SUPERIOR NEWS.

A lecture, under the auspices of the
Knights of Columbus, was given last
Thursday evening at the Sacred Heart
school auditorium by Rev. Father
Hengell of the university chapel at
Madison. His subject was "The Cath
olic Church and Labor" and large
crowd was. in attendance.
A son has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John o'Connell, of POOP Penn.
sylvania avenue.
A building permit for the erection
Of new Catholic church on Tower
avenue and, seth, street was issued by
The Irish standard., 1909-01-30

State Of Minnesota, County Of Hennepin.
District Court. Fourth Judicial Dis
trict.
John T. MCGOWAN. PLAINTIFF. =
Edward II: Hutchinson. Charles N.
Akers, as administrator Of the estate of
Edward H. Hutchinson deceased: Edwin
w. Hutchinson: Charles NJ. Akers. as
by. John l.. Bates as administrator. OF
the estate OF Augusta A. Libby, deceas-
ed; Lydia NJ Lewis. known also as l..
Mildred Lewis, Clarence E. Libby, Henry
E: Libby. as administrators Of the estate
of Clarence E. Libby. deceased: Henry
E E tiD aSd Banch r. Libby Mary Hasa Al Cas- as:
husband; also all other persons s% Unknown nh:
calming any right, title, estate, interest
or lien in the real estate described in the
complaint herein,
Notice Is Hereby Given, That an &C.
tion has been commenced in this court
by the above named Plaintiff against
Of them. that the object Of said action
is to obtain a decree of this Court that
plaintiff is the owner in fee of the real
property hereinafter described and that
title, estate. interest. or lien in and to
the same. and to quiet the title to said
property in the plaintiff:
The premises afected by said action
are situated in the County of Hennepin
ed as follows: Lot Nine (9) in Block
Twenty-Five coy in B. S. Wright's Adj
dition to MINNEAPOLIS, according to the
plat of said Addition on file and Of
Record in the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds of said Hennepin County, Min.
nesota.
Dated December 22nd, 1908.
PAUL J. THOMPSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Minneapolis, MINI,
The Irish standard., 1909-01-30
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Married-Mr. Willard Limpo, son Of
Thomas Limpo, pioneer settler Of
Yankton County, was quietly married
on Friday morning, Of last week in tho
Sacred Heart parochial residence at
Yankton to Miss Caroline Peters. The
ceremony was performed by the Very
Rev. Doan Link. Miss Bridget LIMBO,
sister Of the groom, and Mr.. William
Peters, brother Of tho bride, were the
witnesses. The contracting parties are
both well known and much respected
in Yankton county. The young couple
left soon after the. ceremony for Utica,
little town north Of Yankton. nenr
which place the parents of both parties
reside. and in the evening a reception
and dance was held in the town hall
where their many friends congregated
to present congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Limpo.
Died-Mr. Matthias Hansen, who has
spent the past "a years in and around
Elkton, passed quietly away on the
Gath inst. at his homo in that city.
Deceased was native of Luxembourg,
Germany. where he was born in "a.
Soon after his arrival in the United
States he came to Brookings County
where he lived up to the time of his
death. For the past five or six years
the old gentleman's health was quite
poorly but he managed to walk around
the house until the day prior to his
death, when he was obliged to take TO
his bed. He leaves widow and six
children, three sons and three daug.l-
tiers. viz: Harry, Peter, Michl, Lucy.
Susan and Anna. A large concourse Of
the old settlers attended the funeral
on Wednesday morning from the
church Of Our Lady of Good Counsel
when Requiem High Mass was cele-
brated by Mgr. Sheehan, after which
interment took place.
Married-Mr. John Klein and Miss
Lizzie Ham, both of Codington County,
| were Joined in lawful wedlock on the
18th inst. at the Holy Rosary church,
krangburg. and Father Hansen off,
ciated. Mr.. H. Cook acted as best man
and Miss A. Ham as brides maid. Az
ter partaking Of bountiful feast with
their friends the newly married left
on a visit to shakop,e, Mimi, via the
G. & N. w.
Died-Mr.-and Mrs. H.. A. Wagner,
Of Watertown, are mourning the loss
Of their youngest child. Evelyn Franc IS,
who died of whooping cough on the
18th inst. The funeral was held fir ON
the Immaculate Conception church IN
Tuesday, where appropriate services
were conducted by Rev. William o.
Meara, after which interment took
place III the Catholic Cemetery.
Msrried-The marriage of Mr..
Henry ,Millette and Miss sufranna
Trudo. the former Of Clay County and
the latter Of Union County, took place
at Elkpoint on the 21st. Very Rev. De IN
Redmond performing the ceremony. A
reception was rendered the young
couple at the home 81 the brides par
ents, four miles west of Elkpoint. Mr.,
and Mrs. Millette will make their future
home on a farm near vermillion.
South Dakota people along the line
of the c. NJ. & st. p, will be surprised
Ito hear that Mr.. John G. Love, Division
The Irish standard., 1909-01-30

Bacon-Did you ever notice how dis.
interested he seems to look when he's
talking to himself?
Ebert-oh, yes; he's probably Civ.
ing himself some advice.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-19
500 8e[pbnuua. 1 O

Die Geier 0iefer Seitung iperoen lid,
freuen, an erfabren, oab es ipenieiters
cine gefirdtete &ranfbeit giebt, fpeld6e
pie 8iiienfdaft in an ibren Stufen gu
beilen imitafl6e lit; Sail aatarr6s&ir
it Die ein5ise iebt Der dr5tliden griioers
ldaft betannte poiitine anr. &atarrb err
foroert ais cine Gpnititutionsfran.Ee:t
cine fonftitntionene 8eba1olung. 3afs
antarr6&&ur miro innerlidl genommen
uno Dirft brett auf oos 8hif nnb sic
idleiimigen Sberfldhen oes Spitems Dos
onrf bic @rnnoloee Der araufbeit Sers
ltorenb mto benz 9%otienten Strait ge6e1o,
iiloem lie Die aonititiition 0es &0rpers
alfbant urb Der Natur 8u i6rem 8erfe
bilft. Sic @i9entiimet 6aben 10 bel Ser
tranen 8l ihrsn Seilfrdften. oaB iie 100
Doaars 9ciobniina fir ieben Sal ans
bieten, ben lie 81 f~itrieren berfebleu. 2aBt
gltb eile Cite bon 3eugniien fommeu.
mlnn noreHiere:
S. S. Gbeneb& Go. goleoo, Q !.
0erfalift bon alien Mpotbefen, 75c.
Sails Sumilien~Yillen iino sic beite,l.
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u9ieie slnlelloements iilto poll1
Sarnlers GorgreB BON oem gmt.
fiers gerbono, Der Staotsfonpeu.
ton ser 9ler5te uno BON ser
Central @eit 5eras Commercial
Clubs inooiiiert moroen. Sober cDr-
lider Manrt, Dem bic Gbre oes
Staots ON @er5en liegt, miro oofiil
Itin1nlen. Die @efobr liegt nlr 0a.
rim, oaB 10 oiele Stima1geber gnlell,
dement's itreidlelt, neil lie bieiel6elr
.llidt peritebell, nuto es folnnt o1f
banfig Dor, oaB 2eute mloers tim
men tpie lie mirflid molen, neil lie
llid)t geniigello orientiert iino.
SD boffe ,oaB ltniere 9el1tit)-
5eroner iid 5oblreid on oieIer @abl
beteilioell, lrno ollrdl lire Stinunc:
5eigen meroen, an mel6er Settle Ger
oeSell5" lie in iold)ell 6roger ltebe1."
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pieoer einrenfen-penn SIR nltr
motif"
lriula fubr 5uiammen: 9as mar
Dos @ort, ous iie ermurtet 6eimliG
eriebnt batte, nno ood bG1n1te id,
trot allem nod INNER Ser Stol3 IN
ibr mif. Sollte lie noheebel1, i1t.
5lterlt fomnen : linn nodJloufen2
Nein, n%ientals! 2ieber oGes onoere!
Sa, meln er fame, tpert11 er mr. on
lie idrie6e, einige meniee @ortc,
Damn molte lie ia rerlepoG i6m ibte
Sbulo eingeiteben unb i'm Inn Ser
5eiblng bitten. 9(6er Io-po er tie
feines @ortes me6r geipiiroigt, lie
einfad) folt abgeton bate pie cine
Gerlporfene-er, Ser oern ood) olld)
ldmere, id)merite Sdnlo ouf iid ae-
looen bottel
SD fam linn ober naf oaehl
bod ni6t 5uerit fonrmenl" ltriulo
f1br 5nr Sante berum, ulto nit tro=
bieem Gnti6luB I'M @eii6t n1,o BOD
nit elmer qebeimer Soffnung, es
nloge lid elm Iuspeg 5eigell.
limo er Sir an6 ni6t, naboeln
OH linn 5uerit ben 2mlfpaB g~egeben!"
Hllbig entaegnete es oie Sante. yGas
mirlt on Dir mol lelbit Iogen."
llrinlo idmieg, ben 8lid 5ur GREE
gelenft, ibre Srnlt mogte in beftigenl
@iber1treit.
uGs lit bod aa sir, Sen eriter
S6ritt SIT TIM Noboriidli6 uno
iebr emit flang oie Mobnung ser
often Come.
llriulo nor beinobe per5uel-
left: bos bro6te Tie nidt iiber
iid, tie mare iid ia mie entrpiiroist
porgefonmen. llno oodl 9a ptnb-
lid ourd)3ufte tie ein @eoanfe.
uSonte-liebites, liebites Sontle"
lie bling inn naditen @ugen6lis@
Ser olten 9on1e om Sails nlb criticize
lie fat nit itiirnii6em aniidprefen.
Set on bin! Sag ibm-oeute ibnt
on, ooB id mein l1nreht einiabe,
oaB id bereit mare, menll Ell all
mir fdmel"
(Sortfesuno foIat.)
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ge6ten pur 100000 Sahren.

8elebrte fanben in elmer Soble Der
S6mei5, &tod)en BON Meni1en, uel-
die Dor 100000 Sabren lebten, wc
iie in iteter @efabr Dor miloen Sierer
paren. Die @efabren bon beute li1o
t0otlihe &ranfeiten, pie ms 81. SIS.
8ropn bon Mleronoer, Me., 5eiet:
n@dre es ni6t fir Or. Sings &sm
DISCOVERY getpeien", idreibt er,
ulebte ib nidt mebr, oa i6 an idme-
rem 2ltngenleioen unb bartnddigea
Suiten litt." lin franfe 2ungen,
grfaltungen, bartnadigen Suffer- az
b~eilenuno 2iingenent5iinoung 81 per-
meioen, lit es Die bette Meoi8in auf
Groen. so gts. unb $500. @arorl-
tiert BON oaen 9ruegiiten.
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Gnalen at 8ferbe.

sir 5ebn Sabre fonllte ib teil
Yfero reiten, obne Quolen ourd
5an1orrboioen ol1s5ltbolten," idreil1
8. 8. Nopio, BON &uggles, ap.
vHaboem ole 9oftoren uno Meoi.
5ienen pergebli6 iparert furirte mid
gndllins Mrnicn Salbe." l1nfeblba1
fin Sdrnorrboioen 8ranomunoen
gerbriiblneeuL Sdnittpunoen, 9eu-
len, Sieber=@ eidniire, gc5erna, SoG5.
fluB unb @ii~bnerollgen. 25 Gts. So
rantiet bnrd] aae 9rl1aaiIten.
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MIlcrIei.

Stub nlto 9itd=a on1miifGs
@untreB beridtet, ooB Ser 6lnl
iett fret BON @olier=@poeil1t6en lit,
bis auf einige stellen I'M untercl
Seile Der Stobt. 9ieie 8flan5e 6at-
te OH 5teaen i'm grodenrioge 9sart
ben Stub BON einer1 bis sum ull-
bern liter beoedt.
ltniere moltatigell @eleGidlal-
ten boben Die Notlpeltoigfeit eiGcs
freien Notatoriltms ms 9luge se-
fabt H.. lperoen ben 8lan piellcidi
I'M &erbIt, mellll lire Sdtigfeit ME.
Der beginnt, onfne6meli. Ser Sen
Der beioen fleinen Gnaben beiln
gaoen I'M Sluiie COB Die erite Ser.
anlaiiung 51 oieiell @eoanfen.
Die SonoitraBe, melfe bisDer
oen etpas fompli5ierten Namen Der
Soefling, Sones= 0faltsberscr Goo
ferzMaltsberger urlo 2pdbil- Selrno
Gooo fiibrte, bot ieet, oltf cine He-
tition Der Mnnobner bin, Sen Ndiler
vSon1mers Goao" er6alteiL it Slit
erfellnurlg Ser @eroienite BON Count
~ Gnmmiidr Sroilf Sorltlller5 I'M
OieIe @eeitraBe. 9ie 2o1oitroya
lieat norolid Ser Staot, 5fpiihen
Der @laneo nnD 81lIperoc 9arto-
ItroBe.
l~tniere bieiige fran5oiiide So
Ionic feierte anl Sollntag Ibeno in
Wutbs @arten BEN S~o6restog oes
Safes ser 9aitiae. Sic 6eit.ih-
felt n%erlicf iebr biibidL @err 6. $.
SerreG belt Die Seitreoe uno Srau
9oper iallg Die Marieiaaiie. Der
@eielidaft muroe cine fran5oiii6e
SABINE aus idmerer Seioe iibcr-
reiht.
Sci eirtem gtreite inn Mco
grid Saloon an ser Nuitin Stro6e,
lulroe Sobn 8uefler nit eif1em
Wteiier in zen l1nterleib geItoden.
aciner Der Mnmelenoen permod)ie
Der Eoli5ei 81 iagerL iper Ser S1tcr
grlpeien mar. 3mei Ser ~glnfpeler-
Den puroen BON Der Yoli5ei perbci-
tet. guefler, iuelder iiber Dem Gu
loon mobnt, erbielt iogleid Gr5tli-
DIE Siilfe uno feline @unbe lit lli6t
gefabrlid.
gu Ben Seitlidfeiter orn gr.
beiterzSag miro au6 Die @ab( zines
a0nigs uno elmer Gonigin ge6oren.
Die erfolgrei6e &oloioatin erbalt
cine 0ionlantbrod)e uno Ser &olloi=
Dot ein goloener ltbr@nbangiel. 0ie
5eitlidfeiten merbeit I'M electric
Earf abgebalten.
am Samitag Nadmittaa
brad 6eiter I'M @nltle BON 8. gng.
lane, 321 Soflanb StroBe, aus
nllo batte 6ereits 5iemlife Gi1nen-
iionen dugenonimell, ebe Ser glornl
gedcfen meroet fonnte. 9as Scns
miro auf $4,000 uno ser Snbalt
anf 500 geidast uiiO lit ourd)
$4,000 @eriiderung geoeft. Der
Shaoen miro ouf $500 geidGtt
MiB anisbt, melde bei Ser eng
lano 6nntilie mobnt, erbielt bel ocln
gerilldg einiee @erteeeenitdnoc st
%retten, peridieoene gronoipuaoen.
Sn Der @arage ser Collins
@uto 2iperp Company on ser Mla,
mo Hla5a geriet Sonntag nad)t ELL
4utoInobil Der Retp graunfels Mn-
to Company in granb. Ser @agen
lUllrbe ifneG ouf Die StraBe ge-
pradt uno ooourh Elm groBeres ltH.
fell berbiitet. 9as auto lit I'M
unaefabr 5000 beiddoiet.
am Sonntag Hadmittae fiet
bier tn Gan Intonio ein fleiner ge-
genId)auer, Der Die @ibe auf IS
@rao berabbradte. 8isber hatte
iid) Der Sbermometeritano INNER in
Den 90gen uno @unoerten aebalten.
Cine ansobl Mitglieoer oes
9urnpereins bielten an Sonnt.lg
elm lebr Invertebrates 8icnic Oil
Sala6o ab.
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Sn Colorado Sprinss, Colo,
lit 6rou Iooiion Sapes. oie lcbta
nod lebenoe Sodter BON Scfferion
Gonis, a~eitorben.
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Sn @aion Sdinois, bat MAJ
Sonntag obeno 8piiden 10 ultb elf
l1br leidte groitoBe geipiirt, opeb
baben lie feinen S6ooen angerid)tet.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Vegetable Compound has done Tor ~
during this trying period. Compile
restoration to health means so mt
to me that for the sake of other sufie
ing women / am willing to make D.
trouble public so you may publl-
this letter. "-MRs. CHAS. BARCLAl
RID, Graniteville, VT.
No other medicine for woman's III
has received such widespread and IN
qualified endorsement. No other me'
icine we know Of has such recor
of cures of female ills as has Lydia J.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
For more than 80 years it has bee
curing female complaints such Q
Inflammation, liberation, local weal
nesses, fibroid tumors, irregularitie
periodic pains, backache, indigestiu
and nervous prostration, and 1t
unequalled for carrying women safe
through the period of change Of biz
1t costs but little to try Lydia
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, an
as Mrs. Barclay says,it is worth mo,u
tains Of gold " to suffering women.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05
Common PIeas court.

The hearing on the suit brought by
D. z. G. J. F. Moran, owners of the
Nickel theater, New London. against
George Bullock and Walter Davis to
recover damages approximating $500
for unlawful occupany OF the New
London opera house since the expira-
ton OF their lease, was set for Sat
urday afternoon at New London, in the
court of common pleas, but was not
heard, as Mrs. Clara Bullock, who is
named as defendant in the case, is Ill
and it would endanger her life for her
to come there. Judge Waller sug-
gested taking Mrs. Bullock's testimonv
by affidavit If possible and the case
was put over until Monday April u.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

The new staterooms that are being
Installed IN the steamer Chelsea,
which Is being altered at the ~ oank
shipyard. are alread yassuming a I'm
ished look. The berths have been built
and the wash bowls are being con-
nected up. Electricians are
UP wires for elertric over for
which will be furnished by large
dynamo, which has been installed. The
boat is hauled Up on the railways and
a force of men from the New England
Marine Engine company Is taking off
the propeller which is to be replaced
by a new one. Considerable trouble is
being experienced in getting the old
propeller Off
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05
Benefit for Professor Krsuss.

There was a dance given Saturday
evenin~ in the F'roehlichkeit hall on
Talman street by the musicians Of
the city for the benefit Of Prof. John
Krauss, who has been I'll for some time.
There we're a large number attend
ing. A volunteer orchestra of sixteen
pieces played and the Froehlichkeit
society contributed the use Of the hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05
Central Vsrmont Steamer.

The freight steamer New York. built
for the Central Vermont railroad, was
launched Saturday at the Yards of
the Harlan & HolHngsworth corpora
ton in Wilmington, Del. Owing to the
sudden illness Of Miss b. G. Fitzhugh,
daughter of the vice president Of the
Central Vermont. her place as snonsor
was taken by Mrs. Frank E. Kirby Of
New York city. wife of the consulting
engineer Of the Central Vermont. The
steamer ie 296 feet lon
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05
Making Good at Burlesqus.

Al Aubrey Of this city, who goes
under the name OF Al Lucas, is at pres
emit playing with buriesque troupe In
Minnesota, and from the newspaper
accounts is more than maxine good.
besides taking part in the play he does
an acrobatic stunt with his partner
which Ia enc Of the features
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05
WORTH
MOUNTAINS
OF GOLD
During Change of Life,
saws Mrs. Chas. Barclay
Graniteville, VT. ~ was passin'
through the Change Of Life andsuifere

from DerVOuSnes
andother annoyir
symptoms, and
can truly say thu
E.Pinkham
We ge table Con
pound has Prov
worth mountail
of gold to me, as
restored my heal
and strength
never forget to e
my friends VIII
T,vdiaE Pinkham
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05
KNIGHTS Of Columbus DELEGATES,

White Cross council, Knights of Co
lumbus, No. 13, held a meeting Sun
day afternoon with a large attendance.
The delegates elected to the state con-
vention in Bridgeport June II were
Grand knight p. F. Murtagh and Past
Grand Knight John P. Corcoran, with
John Galligan and D. ]. Moran as al
ternates. The third degree viii be CIV
en- to twelve candidates early IN Luna
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05
RICHARD E. GOODWIN
Stage Manager Of Tech Show This
Year-An Important Position.


Year-An Important Position.
Richard Frederick Goodwin Jr., Of
this city, a Junior at the Massachu
sets Institute of Technology. has this
year distinguished himself by his con-
nection with the Tech show. the most
important social activity at the insti-
tute.
When Mr. Goodwin first came to the
institute he was assistant stage man
ager in the Tech show, William, Will
lie and Bill" The next year he was
first assistant stage manager Of over
the Garden Wall" In The Pill
Grimm" Tech show, 1903, Mr.. Good
win holds the important position of
stage manager, one Of the most re-
sponsible on the mana cement.
In the new play there are four dis
tinct choruses and the seXtette Of
Spanish dancers is sure to be one of
the features of THAT Pill Grimm"
Four performances will be given this
year-at Northampton On the 18th of
April. in Boston on the afternoons of
the goth and 22d, and in Maiden on
the evening Of the 22d.