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BfRTH NOTICES.

--=-sas-a-=sHa-aa--ssafaas ls4a.aaes--aa-a----
Walk no the wifa ~ ~ Walk. city.
Jan "a. H daughter
HsaRfRve ru the wife ~ HsaErave
Iig = earn. Han. 70. a daughter
Rice 'fu the wife ~ Rice. city. Jan
~. SON
naley To the wife ~ y. Haley. city
Jan al o. son
Drew TO The slfe 81 : Drer k1ea
fith az NJ E Jan 20. "a daughter.
Gross 10 the sifs - g. Gross. city
Jan 81. daughter
Frederick Io the wife ~ ChHa Fred
frtfk. city, Jan. 2e daughter
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.


a FARM nAHDA NO acres veil I'm
proved. lafFa orchard ~ bearing, Ell
kinda ~ small ffaltni good seven room
house LARGE harm, several vHf hffii1t
fnea. team harness wagons. siN niirh
COWS. Thoroughbred huli f0uun stock.
fhifkrna. hoes good Nuffi ~ fafHiinF
tools aHd implements. ever fhina goes
feioo. terms o. pari Ihla place q
handy b. Seattle siuNif Market ard b.
money maker Gail % The affica
and 40 viii Drive oni and zee it
U0UENT MhfTWfs
bt8s39g ga Alaska huiidinE
fa 40
CHEAP ACREAGE HOME
10 hard times is she tiua - make al
sasT living fruits. berries ana fhlekensi
close H. 0Uiy 1850 terms $40 deNH. tie
pei month hias have 3 places faf free
rent 20 parties who VII fake fafH 81
place gse Mf fataman a. Fseine CITY.
On Tacoma fntsFMrhHn, ~ tiillmsn's
Halesman ~ Times beck today III
Faf sale 10 affes low. level lend. near
Haulslso. 90 ~ - road price ik4t.
terms go suit purchaser J. H1hsf.
evening. phone y 4f1t
CONSULT aamass coiiyar. 3aa Bailey
uuiiginR. about farms fruit lands. acre
Aaa ate
CITY REAL EoTATE.
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All parties having complaints 81
make regarding tkelF n8aensnienfn
taxed on ne server On w s0th VI
w. efHt 81 and W ed a.. must
make their complaint tomorrow af-
ternoon az 2 o'clock at the meeting
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All passenger steamers leave Col.
man docks for Puget Sound Navy
YardA sss
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-hELp WANTED"
AND AL CLASSIFIED ADS.

One cent . word Minimum
charge zoe. When charged to
sccount actual number u lines
na set Will be counted. Seven
Insertions made fer the price
~ sik when cash n paid. All
cap lines. or fraction thereof.
viii DO counted az two Inca
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sT. PETERSBURG. Feb s-ny
q. P-iieavy earthquakes con.
tinued several aayn through the
northern part of sakhalln island In
Asiatlc Russia. according 70 re-
ports received here today A 80.
we're tcmbior At AleaRndruyosk was
reported
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= RAILWAY TIME TABLES. .
= % not trust printed time =
= tables In newspapers. For 4
4 time Of departure and arrival 4
= Of trains telephone King Street 4
4 station information Bureau. 4
. sunset. Main 274o, lndepend. 4
4 ent ~. 4
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A Sacrifice

Two magnificent. uurhHtrucfaH xiem
lots nn the point tn WEST SEATrE.E
Tor the sacrifice price ~ fi.3tq sonis
terms These lots arc worth az the pers
least, 81 500. and uiH sen this summer
for E4aop
A LAWRENCE
3pf-S American Bank uidK
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yssfs present location AZ rsari ualos
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vnn CHICAGO mtsEIT rAuLons
1000 rIuHT AVE-.
wonderful values IN Mems
Taller Made unealiea for suits
oYofspala Crhvenettes and
TrouAhfe = nne new llns et
ana suit cases Aise Full Dress
Suits for rent III
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Mas wst stpa 3 esysirp gisssf
seuert 81 Tanane sal!sY kiesAA w
- a. se@saeis-a wsafeh. go
waatsa asa rru sisss sAfnish.Fs Gail
Asin 80
SITUATION WANTED - MALE.
wsrtsa kng Kind ~ warh ~ sfrerN
rrlfatIa nsffied fnar4 taHif9f uofa r5ss
fsrrst 81 uHi Aisfien I. 1ehHspn
Wheft
Foa RENr--f4oUsEs
fsft 30 r. psrmansaf ssnaaf rev,
aaeasfs seess sss,sss 80, .ssh NV ,as -
hsst eas 81 Mount aesrr rarA eaf.
seed tise Ass 1tst A. Haath. cstneE
u frTiaE = rhans fsts lis
Nsu haass CON pieteiY furnished. fisao.
fae rlraffsF ElWfta. phHnsi vacant ~ -
rsnt $50 Meridian cMf Nefth aAta
aegsn reona asp ueaern houss. hass'
neaf iaeuffg. furnace paved street
itis sist az. usaf q Madison hae~
rafss.roola nat vun bath. near
thnns raHf fstt 3tt
f.rpetn meaafn hauss. nlesig faypisnse1,
shssp tets. e T,ae' fa ,,s ~ M''" ''' ~
FURNISHED cottage msasfu uies yerd.
one tinek 20 car. South Seattle Aeia
tiei -
rs Lsi-asvsa-r oon. house. asth ~
near fs~ser car. tlp fbens Msin ttllt
Ind alao st-s
f.raau nsp rodsFn houss. partly fgr
uishrd. "a. Phone, nwnet White ~
rar usnts-t-rent heuss nss 3 blacks
from cari o. peg month. Phone hast lft
Thrse.roora houas ptf ilth a. 3
Four room modern nat so \ sgla
ueesrr {. roan hsuss COED lawn fa
ilth North tiA phone kas' tsss "a
roR RENT-FURNisHEo
HOUSES.
Ths rent yog. PEI o.. furnlsufs ~ = fsr..
~ yourtsif and paid for b. the uesh q
month. ueaid soon snahis Yeu 20 or ~
Fvrn. Co as rks street
THE nEvERLr iIil ..h Mails sis,
BOARD AND ROOM.
-..-,-s-F..lasaa
Hoard and lodrlnf b. select family
home FOR gentlemen accommodate
Tor six rates reasonable Address ia
fNth Ave- near Madison Ind. A sttt
as
The Western House corner Lsefy and
10fh aV n W. Ballard, neatly furnished
rooms ana board. strictly first class.
home cooking reasonable ratoa Your
patronaRs IL solicited hit
Hoard and room ih private family. ref
efonrea splendid home eeohinG East
4i1b --f-s
fioatd and room for two gentlemen.
private family walking distance Main
bril- aatsa
--sas-.=-.-.a.--a.-----.-.a--.-
Neatly furnished rooms. with of with
out board 1913 fesler Phone A ts4o.
LEA
pinhinan. SOS broadway East G2ft, q.
room suites Tor two on three. with board,
flb month -rl9
BOARD aud room. rinale and on suite.
modern. home cooking 1. heii III
18Th Ave sa2a-a
board and room with private family
walking distance Phone. J. iatt 1907
Howard Avenue -29-t
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sa7sHaHaaaHs
nr T. ionFs surgeon ehlrunodIst
Treatments painless itlf Second av
mo laiA
hig bargains IN unrpdrauteN watches
aud diamonds ~ the f.nnaan Iawelry
Co los 1nd ~, next Guys brur store
Mrs braun. midalfc rs years hoa
pliai experience rates ven reasonable
fHik stewart rE 4
FARMS AND ACREAGE
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Beautiful New
Modern Cottage

rnuuls- lot e. toxt9o several large
fruit trees fine kieas n desirable horns
% 81 eco titN cash. balance 20 suit
McAfi.INrEk s. CO. Phone Green "a.
81
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20 20 pooH nARohINs

Sash AND DOOR BARGAINS
We have eur own dsef mill Buy
doors FROM We
UeaFa fof painfinE lie
beefs ~ siaintqE ~ vanishing 81 a.
We manufa0tufs .Fery asNaht o.
fancy wfNduw We sell We have 6nBF
ore price. fha lowest 90 windows Lafgs
cettaaH treat @iGtuWs win fancy tops
sna tattp4n Tiass tette, price 81 81
uaf wtHtup Trans department. We
have the largest product and make ~
sry frame ~ sell Flsfa frames 81 &c
pet frame
cottage front doets vita rlass. a. %
Oar Craftsman % bungalow front
deer. ~ name Ffaaiae. price lsoe Thts
does l. ~ inches thieA. ARa 10 srsaf
teiae
Ylctufs msidinF ! esns per FOO,
5kafaatas IN Odds aHt ends n sa.h
that hasa tssh iaft ever 81 ordsrsa
sFona csil doors fts Thsss asass
might have . apiif Fansi % selns sfhef
defect that wuaid baF tham ffam
regular trade clasiHa them aut
heaa faf prizes lists Write your nAsns
enf address FisiniY. and 30 Mili fpr.
uAFa fea copies ~ aar lisfs ~ return
maft. free lsost paid. sffheaf rhasss
" ~ VILLA rs CO.
SIS WssisFa A. seattle, wash
Ths largest AID fHest faFerabiy khawn
hssh aad boef Dealers "a the Northwest
1T
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Big Sale Mems Pants A Bridgi
a Co, First aud Yesler 80
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Foa Rsmr-aooms.

FOR RENT-RooMs
...-.---,--.-s-s.sss->-a.
HiNhlAnd uaafi lAat eanplsisd. mod
efn ana : fseniH. steam heat. hiAh
healthy and beautiful. nn Queen Anne
hiN nns slsw seed gsr service p5,ssaa
streets tFuem apartments fHH ifte
Fourth Ave West corner uaief fheur
Queen Auns sea John Hsrhifa. Hnei
~ Lot Three ~ faar niesiY furnished
hnussheFplnM fWamn nAH Hieettiflts Ann
bath elnss ~ Aud reasonable tsst fiftn
Az Call sftsr 7. Main tttt - sika
Fes Hsnst saoms raFtiy fatnishsa
nafih, } block from haaison caf. ~
meath ssh
aiesiy fasnlshss haassksspina suite
lights sos bath and phone feHs ~ ~
seek fine location. mast ~ saHn 80 -
appreciated 80 asih AZ ~et'h
FeeF isfes eennsriiaF nsafir faFnisl,'
81 faums au 81 ffst flaaf close ia
cheap fhena. East tstf ftsf tith 49,
~ fsis feor.s sueasrn fufnishsa
re- hnusekesranN pfifaan Family fe@s~n
aniH so fsaefai ave rhpns, y tast
aseiy farnisasa sfont room ~ith sie.s,
usaIeTr fssiaF cay fns ~ fsf m"Hth
sklt fssisF WEI East 'itt -
re sstra nles ftant reeuas ~iih h.al.
xsff chsap phone a ssii seit kissss
-- 80. =, ..s,s-s~s- ees~s
eeaAiHs fhens. A fist Maisihs ats
ssnss -
fsi..n ehs1p hsassssspias sna sleep.
- sss'e. ~. ss's 80 distance isi
Ns&tis Furnished foeH, with soasa'
hon8s e@ekirs s4fe lStf feAtf go.
-
sna s.fsen spsr,mse's fssnl. 49,
aisar Az Mails tsis -
- - ,.,-.,.-s sss.la. siE
80 Kliaesses t,las. ".
,'..- ,.sss., ~ .t.ier aaa sleep.
- .,..,s. @alaiss disisnss liIiA
fsrs~sn Aala ssts -e
fiaa..kseslas fuofes neef Nspesitiee
1880. ii = 4sy Nsffh ilte -
--------s.---ss----7--------
'rhfa. unfafniehsa fvesas aHs@f neit
art.sa ,-.aN~fa f4sntahFn house. RS itNE
....sss ia nslniaAt riart ff
---.---------- ---------------------------
- rffe ffaaf faans saaa HstThfnF
ts...f Ff.arsr 4 faft rirsE IN atrt
---s----=.s-----a--
fs..sntaRsH fa#sDa uaiafnN atttaNrf
ssif h Ninth ~ si.i'
asessi Evans tsts rgsth. sees reesss
atta faf t ~ ste ake See ntAht
----s----------.-s---..--.--
Us
e1a neaar AFa
wv
-s.s--s-'-'l---~
s~enss' sas fanea has NAtsr. SQUAD
see fsfe Wss4.fn Az -agf
ssss.--....-.-.----.--..-.
-.
- .... 49, = f...s.. So, -.
sfeuA go o~nsf' %@l NasHihk
AUCTION SALES.
IA nssls Aassisu "a vsu ssH fhsrs
4Fh q commencing a. 1889 H ~
tst rsAs street teg so ate ieiss
asepfts,sni e fafftteft esfs
49, hea - ,,..ss.,. - -
ntefse. nab essHf Aea leaftsfeN -
sfititN aesAs 80 ~.
ssd ssstsss ana iatts ysftssf p iraa
tsas Hassl tahs@s,s 80 fne
fassss issss fAsisty 80 sqasFes hsa.
atnE sra aIiehsn atrrais f8 Atn8s ~
aesfai hnNsstoia s.teis iosl hsiitsfHee %
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TO ADVERTISERS.
Classification cannot be given
after ~ o'clock daily.
BALLARD AnENCY--P. ".
Mullen. 5f08 Ballard nv. OPP.
city Hail Phone. Ballard 70s
MAIN OFFICES Seventh av..
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1850. Ind. tft.
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ocuLisTs AND AURisT8.

W Edmands, ooh -. Graduate
ogticsn. balcony htoHs.FishsF Co Tod
1873 ~ %
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a Pref stevens New Method aals
Wh. originator Dancing Nuafantotaf
HTM ia 4 Private Lessons CnpYfishfad
49, lessons pVefY DAY efening sfH
N and Pine Glasses and asssmbiies
III
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ron sALE-wooD AND COAL


We can tase care II you nNEM WHEN
coal ID SHORT ~ THE MANEET
SEATTLE coal a FUEL co Beta
phones -
caai al kinds delivered 20 ali parts
~ eifg st reasonable prices WainNfirht.
Mcleod. Ice f'honss G4it IL
SEATTLE PUBIC FUEL MAHkET
co atxea quailfY, weight and service
q A ISL n a3af
FoR SALE 49, MISCELLANEOUS.
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Dr Louis Nlemptner, EaF Hoaa ar
Throat s0a hitsl hide ~ sfaal 100 fafi
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NNn utsh ttna q tnsslrr gisrsf
greeted 81 TananR Waller kiaeha as
~ 49, sasfaafssd VI Wsafet ff4E
ngrHsIfh a. seattle, Nast lsts
wanted Hs rrst sisss s&fnishsFs Cali
4 .La Ill - =
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WASTED AnF ktnd ~ wafh ~ sfrurA
rrifatls sssffifd rnanl taHffef uofa r5sa
fsrrst q uiiL Atsfipn !. tehNapn .
wharf tt-t
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-26
JEWETT CITY
Freneh-Ameriean Societies to Hear
Sermon on st. John-Mt. Vernon
Lodge Invited to Methodist Service.


Tomorrow Sunday, June q, at 4
p. m, solemn vespers will be cele-
brated at st. Mary's Catholic church,
several priests assisting. Vespers will
be attended in a body by Court Chap
leau, Union st. Jean Baptiste, the
Naturalization club, st. Anne's societv.
parishioners, cadets, ct al.
At 5 o'clock in Firms hall, Rev. Fa-
Their Magnan of New Bedford, Mass,
patron saint of Franco Americans. Fa-
Their Magnan is considered one OF the
best sacred orators among the French
speaking clergy of New England.
Large delegations from Norwich, Taft
vile, Baltic, Vo1untown, Glasgo, Moo
sup, Plainheld, Willimantic and Wau-
regan are expected, as the clergy OF
yited and majority will be present.
Sunday in the Churches.
Mt. Vernon lodge, f. and A. NJ, will
worship with the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday morning. The subject
of the pastors discourse will be why
the Pillars of Hiram Were Crowned
with Lily Work" Seats will be re-
served for the members Of the East
ern Star. The subject in the evening
will be 1.-The Attractiveness of Jesus.
At the Congregational church Sun
day morning, DIR. w. H. Canes sub
ject will be Two Types of Men and
Two Tests, and in the evening, Are
Men Losing Interest in the Church
Rev. w. T. Thayer of the First Bap-
fist church of Norwich will occupy the
pulpit of the local Baptist church in
exchange with Rev. e. w. Potter,
who will also address the young mems
Bible class at noon.
Principal II. E. Jackman left Friday
for Maine, where he will spend the
summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-26
ICE CREAM
If YOU WANT TO ENJOY

e good wholesome meal, try one oi
those 35c dinners at Brickley's restau-
rant and quick lunch. Special atten-
ton to commercial men. J. w. Brick
lev JeWett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-26
MURRAY'S
Boston O tor a
WILLIMANTIC, CONN.
Washable Suits
Of Elegant Design
At Prices Ranging
From $3.50 to $1,000

Comprising many weaves, colorings
and styles. An assortment greater
than at any other time this season
hence selections that will prove easy
and pleasing; a stock which includes
a@aigns from many tailors, all beauti-
fully made and value unusual at the
price.
Three-piece Suits OF linen in blue
tan, lavender and white, some plain,
others embroidered-$7.5 to $1,000.
Two-piece Suits Of linen finish
fabric, in plain or corded effects, each
in many colors, at $500 to $3.50.
Princess White Dresses, made of
batiste, lawn muslin or dotted Swiss,
trimmed in many ways with lace or
carbohydrates range from 1895
to $1,000.
Muslin Slips for the Princess gown,
made low neck and sleeveless, lace
trimmed, colors white, light blue, pink
price $500.
Dresses of ohambray and Bingham,
in checks, stripes and solid colors, and
a big variety Of styles to select from
at $3.50 to $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-26
ALUMNI RECEPTION.
Brilliant Social Event Closes Com
nnencennent Week.

Brilliant social Event closes Com
mencement Week.
The closing event of commencement
week, the Alumni reception to the
graduating class of Killingly High
school, was held in the armory Friday
evening. Decorations. in which were
mingled the class colors. green and
gold, transformed the appearance OF
the big drill shed into an attractive
ballroom. The attendance surpassed
that of any social event of the year
! and the estimated number Of those
present was In excess of 500. The
grand march of more than $50 couples
was led by President Nathan D. Prince
of the Alumni association and Mrs
Prince. Nash's orchestra played for
the sixteen numbers on the dance list
Ebert L. Darbie was prompter. The
ushers, under the direction of Allan
Dean, were the mem bers Of the class
of '0S. Preceding the dancing the men,
bers of this years class held their re-
ception and were greeted and wished
success by hundreds of relatives and
friends.
Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dyer Potter of Nor
wich were guests of DIR. and Mrs. F. P,
Todd, Friday.
Timothy E. Hopkins has purchased a
motor car.
Unclaimed Letters.
Letters addressed as follows remain
unclaimed at the local postof1ce: Mary
Teal. Richard Norman, Alfred Lemieux
Henry Thebeault. Joseph Lariviere
Dona Lebouf. Wilfred Nado.
Richard Healey is assisting as a
night operator at the Telephone Ex-
change.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Burrows have
opened their cottage at Oakland Beach
| where they have spent many summer
| seasons.
Mrs. W. ]. Reynolds of Dayvllle is
visiting at Madrid, n. Y.
Whitney Stevens Engagement An
nounced
The engagement of Miss Mary Isabel
Stevens. formerly of Danielson, and
Edwin Whiting Of Boston is announc-
ed.
Borough Briefs.
oliver E. Getty was in Providence
Thursday.
Clarence E. Clifford leaves today
saturday. for Kings Mills, Me. where
he will conduct religious services dur.
ing the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Perkins are Wis
iting at Oakland Beach.
Henry Strang of Newton, Mass, was
in Danielson Friday
Henry Miller of Townsend. Mass, has
been the guest of friends in town.
Special care were run to Moosup and
as far north as Attawaugan crossing
after the school reception Friday even
ing.
The south bound passenger train
leaving Danielson at S.12 a. m. struck
and killed a COW owned by Mr.. Phillips
near Central Village Friday morning
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-26
COLCHESTER
Bacon Academy, One Hundred and Six
Years Old, Graduates Large Class.


The annual graduation exercises Of
Bacon academy were held on Friday
at three o'clock, in the Congregational
church. This was the 106th year OF
the school. The programme follows:
Music, orchestra; invocation, Rev. e.
G. Ingalls,; music, Praise Ye Jehovah,
Gounod, school chorus; Salutatory,
Anna Raymond Snow; music, With
Horse and Hound, Caldicott. Glee
club; address, Training for the Worlds
Work, Charles II. Keyes, supervising
principal South District schools of
Longfellow, music by Parker, school
chorus; valedictory, Edgar Alonzo
Carrier; music. Spring Song. Mendels-
sohn, Glee club; presentation of di-
plomas, Hamilton Wallis; award of the
Otis prizes music, o Captain, My
Captain, words by Walt Whitman, mu-
sic by e. S. Kelley; benediction, Rev.
B. d. Remington; music, orchestra.
There was a large attendance, and
the exercises proved exceedingly in
teresting.
The class of 1909 numbered: Clas-
steal course-LeRoy Carrier Brown,
thesis, Wireless Telegraphy; Edgar
Alonzo Carrier, thesis, The Authentic
ity of Shakespeare's Plays, valedicto-
rian; Ethel Anna Maynard, thesis,
Yellowstone National Park; *Florence
Edith Smith, thesis. Indian Customs;
Anna Raymond Snow. thesis. Child
Labor, salutatorian. General course
Rose Cohen, thesis, The Development
of the West; Alice Marguerite Maho-
ney, thesis, The Conservation of Our
National Resources; Lillian Marion
Mahoney, thesis, Theodore Roosevelt,
President: Helena Leonilda O'Connell,
thesis, The Beginnings Of Connecti-
cut; Lydia Secor, thesis The Rise of
Abraham Lincoln; Edward Ashley
Smith thesis The Barbarity of War.
franks first in scholarship but hav-
ing taken only part of the course in
this school is not eligible for valedic-
tory or salutatory.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-26
w. r. c. MEMORIAL.
Sunday to Be Observed in Honor OF
Deceased Members.

Francis S. Long Woman's Relief
corps. No. %. will decorate the graves
of its deceased members Sunday aft
ernoon. Members are to meet in G..
A. r. hall and will take the trolley
to the Willimantic cemtery. Each
member will bring bouquets.
The graves to be decorated are those
of the following: Willimantic ceme-
terry, Mrs. Sarah Durham, Mrs. Alb
bic Bolles, Mrs. Lucia Golf, Miss Car
RE Jordan, Mrs. Emily Keigwin, Mrs.
Annie Lyman, Mrs. Almirl Manning,
Mrs. Emeline Millerd. Miss Edna
Noyes, Mrs. Anna Barrett, Mrs. Essie
Pottere, Mrs. Almira Tilden. Mrs. Ann
Webster; Windham Center cemetery,
Mrs. Murdoch and Mrs. Florence Ly-
man; Hebron cemetery Mrs. Sarah
Bissell
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-26
SENIOR RECEPTION
Proved the 1909 Class Possessed Gift
of Entertaining Successfully.

The, senior reception of the Windham
High school was held in Town hall
Friday evening and was largely at
tended. The event was thoroughly en-
joyed. P. d. Donahue made the hall
especially attractive with decorations
of yellow and white
The patronesses were Mrs. ]. F.
Church. Mrs. Frank Larrabee and Mrs.
A. Ii, French. An excellent dance pro-
gramme of sixteen numbers was par
ticularly well liked by the dancers.
Music was furnished by Bakers or
chestra of Norwich and its quality was
in keeping with the excellence of the
event.
Recent grads and members of the
junior class of old Windham High ush-
cred. Refreshments were served at in
Permission by local caterer
The committee in charge or ;ie ar
rangements comprised John Stanley
Walden, Miss Emeline Church and Ar
thur T. Kelley
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-26
PEOPLES STEAMBOAT co.
STEAMER SIGHT SEER.

OF--i9Oo
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 800, Ocean Beach 9.f5. Pleasure
Beach 1910, arrive Crescent Beach
1880
Returning-Leave Crescent Beach
1910 a. m, Pleasure Beach II. Ocean
Beach 11.25. New London 1850. arrive
Norwich LOS p. m.
Afternoon Trlp.
Leave Norwich EOS p. m, New Lon
don 500, Ocean Beach 3.45, Pleasure
Beach 40. arrive Crescent Beach 40.
ReturnlnE-Leave Crescent Beach
40 D. m, Pleasure Beach s, Ocean
Beach SOS, New London $50. arrive
Norwich 705.
Every Sunday leave Norwich 3 a. m.
and 2.05 p. 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
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-26
GOING TO NORWICH.
Crowds Hoping That Transportation
Facilities Will Be Ample.

A double half hourly service on the
trolley line between Central Village
and Webster has been arranged for
Monday, July s. This will care for the
holiday traffic between the points men
toned. but the hundreds of persons in
this vicinity who are planning to go
to Norwich on that day are wondering
how good the service from Central
Village to Norwich is going to be. One
car an hour will never suffice to care
for the traffic. The steam trains will
help out, but this service is also in
frequent. Windham county people
would appreciate a special train, at
least in the evening, between Daniel
son and Norwich. The last north
bound train leaves Norwich about 5
O'Clock
Norwich is going to get the crowds
from this section Of the state on July 8,
but they would like to feel assured that
the transportation facilities VIII be
ample to protect them from crowding
and delays while travelling.