davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29

Sper 1irsbas % 5rebas til % fra
Obba. Onsbae til cs fra S~gsienbal %
9rrbos til % ira Seijeitab.
Hoitruten cper Sielbet bar n9rei
lsiiet ! gin.ermaaneberue for at opta'
ses isjen ZEN lite Mai.
Eaa 2aate bar Tpben prret GirIt.
Carer Cars 2aniss pnsfie Ssn, Girl,
ppoe mplie af Mnuebetanhelie, eiter fun
nosIe ioa Gasss Spsbom. Gan par
fun Is aar sommel. Hao famine 1io
bsoe be TO @amle paa Tpeit: Baaro
9arisn 8erse % Marereia. aonen til
gaarb Sueit, bssse omtreut 80 Gar
samle. 8aarb bapoe Iiseet tilienss /
mango gnr. 9an par babe lam, bgu
os blinb.
Yaa Br1ffe bolber bet oeo at bore
Spsehns. Samilien Der bar peret ipee
us ie~npeliosence usrelpis / belle 8inter.
N~merifaiebertn. Ipm elIsrs bar pps
iraabt ina milnt / Spsben, ansreb ct
Bar unse 8utier Der / @r9nber, mems
Zig Serbaro. SIN al Ola g~etierbus. %
Spuert Gormpbisn Suoet. 9isie er
nplis | 5Bl9e brosne oper Sloampra
ior at isse fin 2pf.e / gsiterbeimen.
lite Mai 1909.
Glieber 9angeeter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29

ON geir % 1inb, men bet Ia pel
napnes. Ser bar ri bapt en- iiaiSeu
fin ginier, men III @iensiaIo m 81
en- baarb, foib gaor. Siben ri III
Gaunst CONNER, bar BET belle 1ioen
urret Sue % auloe, iii MI for nosle
Gaae iioea. Zen 17oe Wai par Der
Is GRADERS 9uloe &eaumur). % ben
1soe fom Der ca. s 1ommsr Gne. Meo
gaarpnnen er man enbuu life iarois.
% ba 8intsren / Nlminbeliebeo ineiin'
Der fla tiblis ON 5piien, sr Der paarli.
&c noiisier.
So. jes maa NOT ilutte for bennc
Sang. Spis Brepet iOmuler | 1Ep.
item, pe jes pisite nossn bapoe Suter.
este al at bore berira, funoe jes mute
gems lfripe liot ienere.
Tilllut min bebite Tot til 8sbaftip.
men, for bet ubmnrfebe 9Rieitpt Blabet
inpebuibsr. iamt Silien til ale 8Ienptc.
Zen 31ie Mai 1909.
Sttp Iiteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29

9orrciponbontc, bporaf islgeno no
Srag piI bic. bono @rieg mente ON
bcn amerifonitc Sfribcrt:
"9ab mig toffe Gem for 9eres
8~cnIigbeo meo at ienbe mig SereS
BOG ont @aener. SclpfsIgelig bar
lea | mango Aar pibit, at 0e bar en-
uomgrtet Nniiffritifer Oct bill
gIGSc mig at gisre bpooIombelIt Der
Tan frenrme Gcres Arbeioe."
Sort citer blep @riea alporlig ipg,
cg BET parcbe iIere Waaneber, fsr
6incf lit &c IopeSe Roter. Smiioer
fom ser ooa ct 9rep paa life minore
cub ieroatrcoipe 1861 Siber. Seri
bebber oct bI. a.:
"Som De fer, bar ieg anitinet nogle
Iianenbe getraatniuscr Tom benz, Dc
u~otrpffcr iua uaImiroelig peIiaIenoe
/ aapitIet ON Sangere og Saugerin.
Der / 9eres uomerfeoe @Grt ON
@aguer -. ieg piloc alorig bape
ubtaIt mig iao nabert, bpis life De.
res @oencr BOG bapoc fpIbt mig
meo abioIut funitneriif Glib til
Gem"
Inbet Stebs tiger 8riea:
Seq bar ben itsrite Reipeft og
Spmpotbi for Ceres BOG ON @ag.
ner, life aIene iorbi ben err anlagt %
uofsrt paa en- meiterlis Woaoe, men
forbi ben rsber Ell iiGlbeu llportiit'
beo. 2iseiom ieg er De en- af be itsr.
ite genuorere at bin uforIignelise
Reiter, men De bsrer life til @ag.
nerionerne! Otter min Rening er
benn ganoe bans pRrite Sienber!"
Otter at babe aienremIGit aorref.
ti,rarfene al "Souee % Sangfompo.
hitter, ifrep @rieg:
"SibinotiI bar ieg o9ret pberit
pesiimiitiif ooerior 8ritiferne. 0isie
Serrer bar aItio ubpeget mine ubetp-
beIigite Eager iom De bebite, % pice
peria. Spor bet gI9oer mig, at 9e
b9rer Gem belt nnoerleoes 40! Z
alt peieutIia itemmer Seres % min
Rering ON mine Sanges reIatipe
8ero operens."
-. Suis lea boIot aataIog per
mine geger, ifulbe Ieres gang.
fomponiiter" marfes oeri meo to
Stierrer. Ssiere Sos fan ieg life no.
tale. 90 bog! alt / benne 9eroen bar
fine DRangIer. Seq moa bcfienoe, at
2eres 3om ON 9rubms bar mia en-
itor Sfuiielie. ut De meo 7eres pibe
Soriiont life bar opoaget oen pirte.
Iige 9robms, er BOG for beipnSerIigt.
Get bier boorleoes ieIp De nlangeii.
bigite RGnb fan babe oeres BE.
grRnsring, o.i.o."
Wteo 6orlPt bar reg meooelt 0tsle
iioite 2inier for at piie. at @rieg in.
gerllnbe bar bange for at ooSIe lin
beiiu0renoe arititer, mar 0aoeI inn.
tes BAN fornsben. 5 girteIigbeoen
bar 10 8rieg, iom enbper, Der bar
flenot bam perionIis, peo, abiolut
noe al Stano til at inatfe ieIp fine
beoite genner eiter Rrnoen. @rop
funoe ban let bIipe; iasre Sro bar
ban iao pitt fltn brust mar ban par
iulot o~perbeoiit ON oeres geretti.
geIie. -Soofim Teiubaro / Ten
oonife amerifaner".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29

81 8repe fra 2lorge y


|T|D 49, 1"h ttA<
lin SfnIoer al SEQ. ct IiliGIbe, Der
bleu ipGrt aIuorlist. ba Sfulberen life
fanbe briuses | 9eb ubsn Seeppeiie o.
anore alpprliae Mibler. Iereiter bIcp
bun iaa ips. OF bet iaa nb iii, at benoes
0ase par mart ialte; men BUN er iriif.
net til isiem, ON eno punisr for Ion,e
Tiber.
Sos Sslteren Snsebors 9pfbcim, bar
bet Osiaa en- lib meset triit. Satteren
Snsebprs Iaa en TiO % ipapebe mellem
2ip os Dish. 90 ba bun bar %iriifnst
til, Tom 8ubifatet DIN 9attersn @isas
4gb berpuer / Soma. Oilers fom life
bette 8ubifab urentet.
Ssnnen Samipn bar a~iIuttet fin llb=
o%anneiie / 9piflnno ipm Mafininse.
risr nleo be auerbebite &arafterer.
Wten bet pleier altio at blipe ct lanet
2erreb at bleee for benz, iom ftal ar,
beibe fig irem meb imaa Mioler. San
bar enbnu isien en- lib at TENET.
gjere / Marinen. fer ban er fri fine
5orplistelier til ben norife Siat.
Ola Sallborien @ibe tps ipaar Sra.
i%finiiteramen / Bergen. Men for ban
fan iaa Bolt iom Walfiniit. mao BON
enonu arbeioe ct 9Iar peo bet mefaniIfe
8Rrfiteb.
Zen npe Cbbamanb. Snsenisr Solm
% 5ru Gro er nplig peubt tilbage eiter
ct balut aars OpbOlb i EpItlanb, bupr
ban ipste pibere ~llbbannelie / tit Sag.
90 bun, 8onbeienten, iUm iaa uoettet
tom up | ben fine @erbsn, ltuibe bel os.
1aa babe abitinigt at lRre.
&aptein Cars gpolb bar paret bjem.
me paa ct fort geiss. eiter TO Gars
6rauar / 9ansfart. 9a ban reiite
isjen faIste gamilien meb. for at islse
paa bans Eure / CONNER.
Web, ipm Wanb pmbprb, reiite en-
al Sfomaser Selge SprbalS Gutter,
Rils. San bar for reiit meb famine
Sfib % &aptein, men maatte iijor Ssit
saa ira / @nslauo paa @ruuo al Sns'
BON. gu bar ban imiblertio blet friIt
isjer.
8aser Saralbien bar srort Spbub.
Sulet fommer ban til at bsbo!oe, men
en- anben er auerebe bespnot of bripe
5orretninsen.
Quiet til Saruer Spplanb ripes neb
for at bpsses pp isjen itsrre % tbs.
m9siisere. Wanoe uil minbes, bpor
Ri, bensars Ola &alpaoifen LOB bette
Gus opfpre Deb Siben al be intaa Nauit
pS npsle arore Suie, ba ri ipntes bet
bar baabe fort % sjilbi meb tit Saseri
% 8utif. 9enne Soolano, ipm M
eier Suiet er Steoets eneite Sarpe. os
Stampemeiter, pg briuer aft meb Ma.
itineri. NUset iaa iuralbet iom Stam.
pene ! @ioesoalen bplbsr MI paa at saa
lit 5orialb impoe; be bsrer life meo |
benne Stprinbuitrieus Tio.
9saa @aarben Seize paugaar l1bflpt.
ming iuaar, mems Ola bigger fin fore.
npe Stuebpsnius os 2abe Longer ueoe
paa en- 'Saol". &riItuifer bpseer np
9abe, men aptier @amleituen inbtil hi.
bere neo paa Slaberne peb Glpen. Saa.
leoes blir bet Cars Safobien, ipm Tom.
mer til at bliue iibbsnoe isien pan be
gamle Gomter. Den pafre @aarbs.
plaos meb ben ~prastise llbiist. pil fra
Ill Of belt ifiite llbieenbe.
Ssaar blep Stat Spbeim (guer)
besrapen. San bar en- al SDspens
eloiie, nemlis 90 Gar sammeI.
SSag besrapes Susmanbsfone slnna
Z. Silbal. gun bar ueb i'm 8po uur'
firing so Iar pe bapoe / fere Gar lis'
get tilienss. 1sl.
Sad of iise boloer 8interfulben peb.
Oct tesner til en- len 8aar. us Barron.
men er man ,ffe bespnb, msb; tbi Sors
Der tilbels irosien enbnu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29
stari ben 12te Mai.

SNA' W. 1Sp 0tuA.
Ser blep tibliet inebart ipaar pao
@runb al at ber par iaa Tibet Sne.
8ulben oarer frembeies, men berpppe,
bnor Sneen p9rnet for, at Warterne
life IRIS til, ium nebe peb Sisfanten,
Ter MAJ bet Sarinn, at enfelte pao
Sjelosdarbene bar faaet fine Yoteter
3prben, mems pad Reoreeaarbene par
Sunen iaaoibt beanrbt.
@aar ri fra Sfolebuiet inboper ben
i~aafalbie Mielitsteu, pil hi lise peb
@eien paa bun SIDE trnfie &aaiaminre.
fararne | Serb meb at opisre 9alernes
ursopmsbus. 9lpt fan ri life falne
bet. Suis &arstalet paa en- al Biels
ferne life lpper, bar Stprbonoen paa
gipelanb lnbet bet bps9e pan fin @aarb
for 122 aar iibeu. Men Waterialerne
bar bolbt fig m%arfuGrpis apot, os ma
urener, at bet snbnu fan boIoe ct BUN.
brebe Iar iii.
Seq bgrer, at ontrent balpanpei
Sunbrebe &roner til Spfoltelie al Su.
Jet err ienbt hiem fra pore uepanbreoe
Sambpebinser / Gmerifn. 9stie Dor
ct pottert Stpffe grbeibe, ibi HorboIot-
ne Der fan Uite u9re TRANCE, os bet bpl.
Der pite baarot Of afie &roner. uosn til
bet heiit ngopenoige.
Martba Saueen, Giifen eiier Tor.
mob Glare. er fulbiiGnig &reblins,
mac itstts fia paa 10 &rpftsr, ON ina
bare ooer Stueoulpet. Tet er gobt for
benoe. at bun bar i'm SGn 3oriiein hos
iig. San maa for bet meiie itele badbs
uoe % inoe. Tntteren Torbjers Dor
iuaar maattet puertnse Sperpet iom
Wabmor hos lin Mprbrpr Selee. Der
bar Spnnsn 5oritsin enbnu life iunbet
for sObt at iprs hjem npseH Rome til
quiet. Msn paa Rnaiaminns lapes til
Srpllup, eaer reitere SsimfOma.
8 Stuane bar be 10 @amle fact
9attersu Sisrio bieru. Som iast hau.
be Ola 2spntne en- Goit / 9elsmarten,
bporbeu be apsifis 1pttebs iijpr Ssit.
giu bar ban imiplsrtio iauet en- Bot
2pieiiorosn peb SiapaHser; os ueh
Yaaifeiieer tom be ~peitpper iajsn. Gan
for at poertaee I'm npe 9oit, % bun for
at p9re / bet aamle 6lsm irsmeiier
CONNER. @amle Snfob Stunns bar
apt bet trapeli iOm gOitfsrer | gintsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29

Seniemano: "Sporior tror on
oet2"
Saniemnnb: so, for ban iortalte
mig. at bans 9ebiteiar hapbe miitet
en- atm eaer ct Ben / buert eueitc
SIag, ban bnooe oGret /. 90 ba ies
ipurste BAN ON, bpor mango Sarge
ban hoube nGret | Slns, ipareoe ban:
'ga, minoit oper 49,
@uiiferen Com bar inpiteret Ell
Sen ira 9anbet til Riooas): "aunoe
on bape 2pit paa Ell Sonate eIler no.
get lisnenbe for goroet?"
gennen: ga Saf, ieg brat ct Bar
SIas poa geien berub, men ieg taaIer
nof ct til"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29

On Tame | 9oeterpiIle itriper 81. a.:
- Ses iiulse Sufe its ,usss tnss Orb
ION pitbs netrnsfe mtn Iffrsosbtt nnte ben
ei1lp. ivm tee bar npbt AZ Terts ptstetu.
lts fan lite sars Fem 70 tnsmnsiie net btt'
tS pea bar snsau Inc eruet 'ulst 10 Rrat.
fr AZ Terss Sable, % bee 'Gsr,ita uu mt
oct aoet. ita bar portt rlaset nse eenHs
eeebom (Vilet) ! 10 Nar. irtr aIeria bar ben
prret iaa ntm ieut Nsn 8tHter. % a'rtgtt
Rc5rrrbsr etssHbts Tea az ire, at ita uiaatit
undertake mtg en- Cseratiou, rrtu M 'sitr
leo ION st nnt wsnneie. See pti arhe'dfs
Etres tafes Ill a1e BEN, lem lea Tan hnoc NIB
Iteer Al eeuns iortsrstltas PIase.-
On Tanb nrtper fra B%aterpius:
~3es bar brnai 3trss Gle Ointment "a Tan
fec, al lea liter bet uisest ssei.-
Sra @aiion ffrioes isIssube:
-Sta ,r ruesef iainturnslis for refss geibeei
mpb Hii,s. Oct sr en- sob Nesittu, % en-
frnffe btibrtbtoe MTG n9tsn. yea teuetr
terptb 80 qrnts Tor en- aruiis TIL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29
2oporo fra Soiwa:

RS tpaS nose fa Of be 7nFnoer. Der bar orrrt prastt al ssnne ,rsatst,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-18
AT THE RoDERIcK TETATER,
Motion Pictures and SONGS.


The Roderick theater, on Main street,
was opened on Saturday, and as snow
at a wedding signifies riches, the man
agement look for a like fulfillment of
the omen, if the size Of the audience
can be taken as criterion, for the
house was packed afternoon and even
ing, so much SO that it was necessary
to stop selling tickets. It was impos-
sible to let all who desired have stand
ing room even,
The moving pictures-Stage Struck
Daughter, Spanish Bullfght, Woman's
Wits, and 1t Smells Like Smoke-were
all entertaining, while Raymond O'Neil
charmed with his singing of illustrated
songs, an excellent choice being made
in his selection.
The theater is under the manage
ment of Silva & Browness, and it is
well equipped for the business, the
floor being on a slope, so that those
in front do not interfere with the view
and $50 can be accommodated. There
is an attractive front of white, with
entrances on either side, the ticket Of
flee being in the center and the stage
at the rear. There are steel sides and
ceilings. The name is Illuminated at
night, there being 141 lights. The front
is an expensive as we'll as an attractive
one, the goldleaf used therein costing
$40. At either side the figure is IL
Illuminated
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-18
FORESTERS BOOSTING MEMBERSHIP
Twelve Courts Represented Here Meet State Officers
With View to a Class Initiation.

Twelve Of the courts of Foresters
in this part of the state were repre-
sented by their officers as delegates
at a meeting held in this city in Pyth-
ian hall on Sunday afternoon. at which
Grand Chief Ranger James Roach of
Waterbury, Grand Financial Secretary
Thomas OLoughlin and State Organ
tzer Walter R. Garfield of Bridgeport
were present. The delegates attend
ing numbered about fifty.
Upon their arrival at 2.30 the Wis
itfng officers were met at the train by
a reception committee from the three
local courts. +. ]. Murtha, A. G. Gro
well and Edward P. Pratt, and escort
ed to the Wauregan house, where they
had dinner in the grill room.
The meeting in the hall opened at
$50, with Grand Chief Ranger Roach
presiding. He introduced the subject
of membership gain. which was the
purpose in calling the conference, stat
ing that there had been some districts
in the state which had shown marked
gains, but the state as a whole had
shown a loss in the past year, due to
the financial depression. Waterbury
was the banner city for new members,
400 having been added there in a class
initiation. and Bridgeport had had a
class Initiation with $50. He recon-
mended that plans be put on foot to
have a class initiation in this terri
tory, Another suggestion was that this
might be helped along by reducing the
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-18

initiation fee, which it is in the power
of each subordinate court to do, If it
be so inclined. This suggestion did
not meet with favor among the dele
gates.
The recording secretaries of the sub
ordinate courts reported what had been
done by their members. the following
being heard from: Courts City of
NorWich, Nathan Hale of New Lon
don, John Mason of Noank, Wequon-
mock of Taftville. Sachem of Norwich,
Windham of Willimantic, Lafayette of
Danielson, Quinebaug of Norwich,
Liberty of NOluntoWn. st. Mary's of
Willimantic, II. B. Mallory of Sterlin~
and City of Putnam. Losses were
shown in some directions, but the
three Norwich courts were able to
show that they had maintained their
membership in good shape.
The other grand officers also spoke
with enthusiasm Of the good that could
be accomplished for the order by con-
certed action at this time. and the
conference was carried on for most Of
the afternoon with remarks by num-
Der of the delegates. The suggestions
made will be brought up for action at
the next meeting of the courts.
Before the visiting grand officers de-
parted on the 6.55 train, coffee and
sandwiches were served by the re-
freshment committee, consisting of
Louis J. Lynch, Alexander Carberrv.
Joseph r. Portelance and w. H. CAL
lahan.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-18
ADDRESSES TWENTIETH
CENTURY CLUB
Charles Courtney Haskell Tells 5os-
tonians How to Live for Health.

Charles Courtney Haskell OF Norwich
addressed the Twentieth Century clup
at Boston on Saturday upon Perfect
Health and How to Maintain It" In
opening, Mr.. Haskell said.
II was my privilege and pleasure 10
listen last Saturday to the very inter-
esting address by your, speaker, DE-
Jones, tho foreign missionary from In
dia who has been in that country for
thirty years. I come from the small
state of Connecticut to the Hub or the
Universe. to this center Of learning
and culture as a home missionary,
bringing to you the glad ttdings, the
good news Of the new gospel OF health,
a mission in which / have been engag-
ed for the past fifteen years, one-haf
the time in which Dr. Jones mas been
in the foreign field.
Perfect Health, How to Get II ana
How to Keep 1t, or, the Cause OF Dis
ease and It's Cure, is my theme. L use
the phrase perfect health not as re"
ferring to the physical organism alone,
but to the whole mantle physical, the
mental and the spiritual--which trim
ity makes the complete unity-man.
1 have no treatments, nostrums or
fads to recommend to you. All treat
ments-physical, medical. mechanical,
electrical mental or spiritual-g1ve
only temporary relief. They stop pain
for the time being, but as they do not
remove the cause which produced the
pain they are only palliative. There
CONTINUED on Page Eighty
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-18
GRAND LODGE, F. & A. M.
Annual Session to Be Held This Week
in New Haven.

The one hundred and twenty first
annual communication of the grand
lodge of Connecticut, F. and A. M,
viii be held at the Masonic temple,
No. 81 Church street. New Haven,
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. The session Wednesday morn
ing will open at II o'clock with Grand
Master Edward E. Fuller of Tolland in
the chair. The afternoon session will
begin at 2 o'clock. The election of Off
GERS will take place at o'clock. In
the evening at 7.30 will occur the an
nual meeting of the Masonic Charity
Foundation of Connecticut, which has
ir charge the Masonic home at Wall
ingford. Reports will be made and
officers elected. The grand lodge will
resume labor Thursday morning at 2
o'clock for the final session. Business
will be completed and officers in
stalled.
The death of Past Grand Master
John H. Barlow, who had been grand
secretary since 1894, causes the cleo
ton of a new grand secretary to be
one of the important features Of We'd
nesday's afternoon session.
There Is a vacancy in the board of
managers of the Masonic charity foun-
dation from the life members of the
corporation, caused by the recent
death of Stephen French of Munroe.
There will be many from this city
who will attend. including Justin Hol-
den, who is grand senior deacon. As
delegates from the two local lodges
are WOrshipful Masters J. C. McPher-
son and F. Leon Hutchins, Senior War
dens George A. Keppler and Walter
2. Gilbert and Junior Wardens Wal
ter H. Woodwork and Walter NJ.
Buckingham. Ali those who have held
office in the grand lodge are also en-
titled to attendance at the session,
which includes Past Grands G. H.
Kies, G. E. Parsons and Grand Trus-
tee Charles Billings Chapman.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-18
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
w. J. Garner lnVents Machine for Pol
ishing Knife Handles.

The official list of patents granted
by the United States patent office to
citizens of Connecticut, in the weekly
issue dated Tuesday, January II, 1909,
follows:
B. n. Beard, Shelton, combined mixer
and sprinkler for making roads; w.
]. Carney Norwich, machine for pol
ishing knife handles; w. B. Crumb,
Forestville, cattle stanchion; P. ].
Handel, Meriden, casing for light fix
ture stems; J. z. Johnson, Meriden,
caster; w. r. Palmer, Bridgeport,
swinging ladle; w. H. Perkins, Chesh-
ire, ball cock for flush tanks; T. Prem
tice, New Britain, rule joint; E. J. Rice,
East Hampton, spool unwinder; z. n.
Sipperley, South Norwalk; D. G.
Smyth, Hartford, machine for feeding
and assembling signatures; H. e. Stan
ford, Southport, automatic register
gauge for platten presses; G. Walker,
New Britain, price scale; N. S. Wheel
er. Hartford, rope clamp.
|, Trade Marks: G. H. Baker, New Ha-
ven, varnish-like preservative for OIL
cloths and linoleum; H. F. Blakeley,
Bridgeport, detergent washing COM
pound; Standard Manufacturing COM
pany. Bridgeport, telephone: Stanley
Works, New Britain. two on fasteners,
latches, etc, and certain hardware.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-18
Incidents in Society

Miss Bessie Green of the Wauregan
is The guest Of friends in Worcester.
Mrs. Burrell w. Hyde Of Broadway
has been in Hartford for a short visit.
Mrs. Lucius Briggs OF Broadway re-
turned Saturday afternoon from a visit
of several days in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Russell Baird OF
Williams street are in New York at
tending the automobile show.
Miss Muriel Preston OF Broad street
left New York on Saturday by steamer
for Norfolk, Va, where she will be the
guest of Miss Helen Kenyon, formerly
Of Norwich.
The engagement has been an
nounced Of Miss Alice May Smith OF
New York. formerly a teacher in the
Norwich Art school, and Albert II.
Bromley of Philadelphia.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-18
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
ORDEEED AT ARMORY,
Electric Lights for Rifle Range, Boiler
Room and Stairway, While Repairs
Will Be Made to Building.


On Friday Quartermaster General NJ.
]. Wise of Hartford was at the local
armory for the purpose Of looking the
building over preparatory to ordering
a number oe improvements and repairs
in the building. AS the result of the
visit he wrote Capt. J. A Hagberg Sat-
urday that he approved the electric
lighting of the rifle range, boiler room
and stairway and that the contract
should be let to Eaton Chase Co., the
work to be done at once. The hagpole
is to be painted and put in shape,
while the roof is to be repaired and
ether changes which are necessary will,
be made. The Third company has had
the officers dressing room equipped
with gas lights and there are to be
five lights at the back of the balcony.
Quartermaster General Wise has had
the ticket Office changed to Office quar-
ters for Post Orderly Sergeant Bar
bour and he Is also directed to have
an extra arc light placed in the drill
shed and the front doors painted.
Word has been received from Cap
tain Hagberg, who is In Washington,
and he writes that prices are very high
for quarters In Washington for inau-
guration time, and he will not be able
to return before Tuesday.
ooxhoIders at Fifth Company Ball.
Among those who will hold boxes at
the ball Of the Fifth company and re-
ception to Governor Lilley are the
following:
Mayor Costello Lippitt. DR.. L. 3.
Almy, Judge n. J. Ayling, Judge Lu-
cius Brown. Horatio Bigelow, w. H.
Collins, DR.. George Comeau. John Ec-
cles, Willis Austin, DR.. w. T. Browne,
NJ. E. Benson, W. H. Caruthers,
Grosvenor Ely. Eben Learned, E. f.
GaHaudet, Philip WeIes, J. Stedman
Carew. DR.. w. S. c. Perkins, DR..
Charles Perkins, F. w. Browning, F..
w. Cary Otto Ernst, Mrs. w. H.
Fitch, DR.. p. H. Hartman, Charles
L. Hubbard, George Loring, Arch bald
Mitchell, John L. Mitchell, Mrs. c. L.
Richards, c. D. Noyes. Winslow T.
Williams, Henry H. Gallup, Mrs. c. E.
Ravens, Colonel Slater with officers
and their wives from Forts Wright
and Terry, Putnam phalanx, field Off
GERS c. A. c.. Capt. Arlington, Daniel
son, Canton Oneco members.
The armory is now decorated for the
ball this week and the boxes arranged.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-18

Office Of the United States Finishing
company, while there were present
from this city Charles Bard, Franklin
S. Jerome. Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. Wood
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bidwell, Miss
Alice Cogswell, F. J. Leavens, Charles
H. Phelps. Others present included Mr..
and Mrs. Edward NJ. Childs and Presi-
dent J. H. Wright Of the United States
Finishing company. There were beau
tiful floral forms. Burial was in the
Greenwood cemetery. New York.
John T. Brennan.
The funeral of John T. Brennan was
held from his late home, in New Lon
don, at 1890 o'clock, and at St Mary's
Star of the Sea church services were
conducted at l o'clock. The remains
were brought to this city on the 8
o'clock train and taken in charge by
Shea & Burke, there being many rela-
tives and friends in attendance here,
burial being in st. Mary's cemetery.
The bearers were members of Division
No. l, A. o. H, and the Cigarmakers'
union of New London. There were
many handsome floral tributes.