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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-10
Douglas SOCicfy

Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss huby Dicds and Mir. Sam n1l- der Jr., which will take place at g o'clock on Tuesday morning. January l2. The ceremony VII be performed by the Rev. Father Gheldorf in the Catholic church.
 NIT. and Mrs. J. P. Sexton enter tained a few friends al whist Thurs. day evening at their home on Ninth and A. Those present were MT. and Mrs. Mckean, Rev. and Mrs. E. w Simonson. Mir. and Mrs. George V Hill and Miss Caroline Jenks.
 Mrs. George B. Lee gave an iHfor. maj little golf luncheon at the Coun. try Club on Tuesday at 1 o'clock ID honor of Mrs. Harold Won der Linde Of Toronto. Canada, who is visiting her brother. Mir. c. Le Grand.
 Mrs Schmeiding entertained the la dies Of the Presbyterian Aid society al her home on Twelfth street Thurs, day afternoon. Delicious coffee with whipped cream and cakes were aEAAIA 1AAt nitCt ttCth- Ahe1N present were Mesdames Ryan, Nash Ward. Riley, T. A. Daley. George Lo gle, Szmes. ShuItz, Reese, PeschKe Cook, Nichols, Parsons, Kelley, Cham beriaiR. MeNulty, Speed.
 The Harmony Embroidery club met Thursday afternoon for the first time since before the holidays. They were entertained by Mrs. A. ]. Smith al ger home on Fourteenth street in me dining room an excellent luncheon sas served. consistrng of chicken sandwiches. fruit salad, olives. pota- to salad. coffee and three varieties of cake Those present were sies- danes A. K Adamsop. Hoffman. Rob son. Brodie. Mahcsey. Mcintosh. Strufhers. Tefifer. iverson. Grlffcth Woods. Mrs. Grineth win entertain the club next week
 The Sunnyside circle Of Che Benev- olest society of the Methodist church vas ent ntsrtained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. a. B. Poiser Afer a pleasant social and business ses sion the ladies enjoyed dainty lun. cheon. Those invited were Mes danes Kyle, Thompson, Dolquist. ravfon. Barrett. Whitney, Weber Houlison, FuIlen. McCoy. Irown. Mrs. Poiscr was assisted in
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-10

Rice. Lily Mae Clinton. Myrtle Virgil Mona. Oneal, Anna Curry and Mir Krinbfll. Mrs. Schmeiding will have charge of the musical charades.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-10

Mrs. Peckenbough: vice president Mrs. D. W. Pollard; secretary, Mrs. Losky; treasurer, Mrs. Solomon. The ladies meet every two weeks in the schoolhouse.
 The Hearthstone club was enter tained at progressive whist Wednes- day afternoon by Mrs. J. I. Krentz at her home on Twelfth street. The la- dies are playing for a prize which is to be awarded to the one having the best score at the end of the club year in April. After the games refresh ments were served. The hostess was assisted by Mrs, Moore in receiving. Those present were: Mesdames R B. Sims, Dubbs. Moore, Byers. Frank Krentz, Daiber, Finley. LoveB, Elder, Misses B. Torpey. Kate Heeney, An nie Morrisy, Teresa Torpey, Marga- ret Norcop. The club will be enter tAined at a literary meeting next time at the Catholic parsonage by Miss Anna Kempie.
 The Y. M. C. A have issued some clever invitations for their mem5er- ship contest social which read hKe this: The Reds invite you to their first .mix-up at the Y. NJ C. A. on Tuesday night, January 11th, 1909, at 8 o'clock Request. wear something red. The program is as follows: Vocal solo. selected. Miss Marsh {; reading. selected. RaIpi Faulkner; violin and clarinet duet, hessrs. Keyles and Spalding: demonstration, Philip Lenoir: reading, Segno, A. A. Ferguson; yell, selected. The Reds; Olympic games tn .nineature, 20 yard dash, ladies; inning broad grin. men; candle canter, ladies: Grand Glum, both; steady smile. ladies: persistent pucker. men. Be a red one. Not a dead one" The judges are. A. A. FergusoB. H. A. Wimberly. F. H. Lohman, Otto Wyler Percy Reyes. official starter. Dr. L. w. Downs. Each lady ig to be presented with a red carnation.
 Mesdames Stevison. French and Miss Rutherford received at the Country Club Thursday afternoon. The usual bridge and tea were en-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-10

A woman's club vas recently or ganized at the Erie School district. four miles northwes. of the city. Al present there are eighteen mem sers.. Their object is to beautify the district school grom ds. buy a school organ few good books for he young peoDie and in provide adyan- tages for the families of the neigh borhood who would otherwise be without them. An oyster supper was given Thursday niehf st s:se Erie school house under the auspices of the club. There was q good musical and literary program furnished by the neighborhood talent. There was al~e Hne ~-nsd ana stn ~"s collect cd with which Co start their work. Tho club ofi1cers are: President,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-10
STAGE DAILY

STAGE DAILY (except SundayS) to and from EeadWIe, Courand and GIeeson. Leaves Brophys stables, Lowell and Lead vile at 500 a. m. sharp. Fare each way S3.50; 50 pounds baggage free
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-10

Mesdames Stevison. French and Miss Rutherford received at the Country Club Thursday afternoon. The usual bridge and tea were en- joyed during the afternoon. Those present were: Mesdames George
 Lee. H. c. colley, 0tta Smith, Pier
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-10

New program tonight Theatrr Royal
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-10

entertaining by her daughter, Miss Margaret Poiser. Mrs. G. NJ. RoaTk entertained the ladies Aid society. Of the Christian church Tuesday afternoon from til. o'clock at her home on Twelfth street. During the afternoon refresh ments of chocolate and doughnuts and cakes were served. Those pres ent were Mesdames Skeels, Pray Taylor, Carpenter, Riley, Newman ] Rossignol, Eehols, Eastland, Clair. Holmes, Address, English, Miss New. man and little Gladys Holmes Jack Eastland, Lyle Speels.
 Miss Rutherford entertained at tea Tuesday afternoon at the Country Club in honor of Mrs. Won der Linde, who is visiting nere from Toronto and her charming Ettie daughter. SyI via. The guests included Mesdames II. H. Coliey, H. A. Strodthof, Rot ert Rae. H. B. Rice, George B. Lee ;. W. French. H. J. Wright. Steven. son. Romadka, c. .. Ellis. F.. R. Pir. tle, H. Won der Linde, Miss Gardner and the little Misses Jeanefi Suodthoff. Elizabeth Romadka. Syl. via von der Linde.
 ! Mrs. H. B. Hunter gave a bridge luncheon Wednesday at her home or Tenth street which was a pretty SO i cial event. Mrs. SimoDson won the first prize, handsome caHdlestick and Mrs. s. F. Mcguire the second, which was a pretty brass bowl. Her guests were Mesdames Stevison., Butler. Ellis. Dixon. Badger, simon son. French. Lee. Cass. Dugan. Thorn. ton. Wright, Coliey. Rice, Mcguire, Rae
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-26

q" aN uvH poi FhntgHWHr. o.. Hs.
lf NJ, rrnluf vhi,h pnnh'od b. 8HHI
euce to PEI, thr pln, as vyidr a.
ihoneh thc, were ln a theatre Geuu
b." couainl, pussessef und o. vrr
strikinn personally, MontH puWr
as we'll o. physical power b. couuu,.
10 him " comes Vt = Ions hn, of o.
tinEushed aucots.l, aud biz bTuthU.
VI Darfach Of New Work Naf b clasa
mate OF d. James Judd Az DaT
rachs summer home IN New Hamp
shire b. an artistic pilc Of building
possessing every comfort aud luNury
bis dogs being specially numbered
among The privileged few who can o.
company him on bis walks in The bean
iiiul Hampshire yslos Ne has
charming wife who was taken ill iu
Denver and thus unable 10 ACCOMPANY
him TO Honolulu Many dinners have
been given in his honor aud Ar James
Wilder 10 whom be- had letter vt
Introduction. has been very attentive
10 the DISTINGUISHED stranger.
The sea has been especially sntic
ing this week and many have awaited
themselves Of The opportunity for q
delightful DIP IN the cooling surf
Tuesday afternoon Mrs Walter Hon
man, who Is al present residing 10 . |
cosy cottage at Seaside asked leW I
friends down quite informally for
swimming and tea Among he guests
were Mrs. Arthur Berg Miss Frances
Gillette, airs, Gusseyeldt Mr.. J. =.
Warren. After the swim afternoon tea
was served under the spreading hau !
tree, others coming in for tea being
Major and Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Howard ana
Miss Jordan.
An excursion 10 Pearl HarbOr 10 IA.
spoet the dry dock was giyan thir
week BY Captain liees IN the lroauoIF
bis guests being bis brother -ln-law, M
Merrill; his friend. Mr. Lee; Col. A.
HAYES. British Consul Ralph Fors.
ter Mr. Walter Dillingham;, M. Rich
ard lyers
Dr Cloos aud Mrs Cloos have gone
Tor weeks trip 10 The other islands
accompanied by Mr. c, Hedemann.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-26

Society VIII be well represented on
Mondhy nlsht In the ballroom of tho
Alexander Young Hotel At eight fifteen
oelock, when NJ, Marshall Darrseh OF
New YORK VIII feclte Julius Caesar
Ihose who were fortunate enough 10
near him last Monday night IN
"Twelilh Night" VIII not only come
again but bring all their friends. Moth,
ING Ike il has ever been given here
pefore' ana Tho exquisite refinement
81 MI barracks art was q revelation
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-26
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-26
BATTLEsHIP MICHIGAN
MAKES GREAT SHOWING
Speed Test Said To Excel That Of Any
Like Vessel Afost.

PhoyINcEToWH, Mass, June o..
The general showing NJ the battle
ship Michigan IN the tests thus far
preparatory 10 her acceptance by The
government h believed 20 constitute
the most remarkable performance Of
any battleship of her size aud powsr
ever built.
The Michigan reached the outer
harbor today having gone through
TIE four hours high speed tests a.
sea which were begun at RoclaBd,
Me- yesterday,
The top speed run Of 2O.OI knots
an hour was made when tbe Hlebi,
gan covered the mile cOulle on
hoekland al that rate, The highest
speed attained IN tbe four hours
} ln, np0nieially, was IS,6 knots,
"hIle the average WAS 1926 knots,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-26

Fatally Wounds Actress, Chicago,
June lg,-A special cable from london
70 the hscord'iisrald says Raven
CODY advertising bimssIf m gOD ~
buffalo BiII," fatally shot Alice nov,
nlonr, giTI who was appearing win
MIN ~ pksteb entitled THE c0wbOy
Gentleman" AT NswbsTy, Berkshire,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-26

DR.. Cloos aud Mrs Cloos have gone
for weeks trip 10 The other islands
accompanied by Mr. G. Hedemann
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-26

The Mems Club and the Woman's
Guild OF st. Andrews Cathedral Par.
ish will give reception to the Bishop,
visiting clergy and delegates, at the
Memorial Parish House on Wednesday,
June goth, from eight to ten p. m.
Church people and friends are cordially
invited. The guests will be enter.
tained by music and very pleasant
evening Is anticipated. The program
for the seventh annual meeting OF the
Conyocation OF the Missionary District
OF Honolulu IL az follows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-26
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by the un.
dersigned 10 the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the
estate Of VIncente Comes. deceased,
10 present them. with the proper
vouchers. for approval 10 the under
signed. In care Of J. ID. Marques, at
the Bank Of Hawaii. Ltd. In Homo
lnln. T. w., within six months from
the date hereof
Dated. Honolulu, June 10. 1903.
MARIA COMES,
ESecutrlS OF the Last WIN
and Testament OF Vim
cente Gomez. deceased.
i335'Jnne ~. 10. 20, July 3.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-26

when Baby was sick, we gave her
CastOriR
When she WAS a Child, sbs cried fOI
CGstOHa.
Whsn she became Miss, she GluBg 70
castOHs,
When she had Children, she gave them
rsstoTia,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-26

sHERHrs sAlr EoTlcr

Iudr aud b. ,IIIus af a orHaII
vI' OF skerufl.H ifusd uuf %. l1.
hiHIlu Cuuu g. WslaIus Cl go,
County Hi iluua.H.# IyTuus sf 80
walI. uu ths 1sIH Sag of Nas Isof
in ihs mailer w Co., Honaohiaassf
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respondent . o. HH llr aIsi dss 81
May lsus mair lamaud 90 "a.
spondont * k4B4H a Nalalua
,ily aud Count pol Il8UuIulu. Tsrrl.
tory Vi Hawaii ai1rosald ior pa,
meni ot said oEHuul8u. and sald d
kondo having Jailed t1 comply va
such demand siJlcr 10 whole 81 iu
part, : dld un ulT said alst daF 81
Aay a q 1902 .sgg upuu aud shall
pilsr Cor sale Hud sejI 81 puIlir auo-
uon 10 ths h,gAss bidder al tlis
Court House 10 Na.Alun, City and
County OF Honolulu TfIitory 81
Hawaii, ~ ~ uliUfl. uOYu on sai-
urday, July d. A q 1909. All ths
righl titls mud iugsussf " saId X
hpndo az and ~ su much Of tl4s per
sonal property Asrsilaftsr desoriAsd
az nas Ds Bsosssary o. 6atlffg ths
said execution, uniea tlIs sun u TRo
Hundred and Elghty -Ons and Vs-IBp
Dollars 12hl.O7B that bsing ths
amount for which said exception
issued tossthsr VITA Interest oosuf
and nay fee and sapsnsss aus prsgI-
Jnsly paid
PROPERTY 10 ~ SOLD.
Al the right titis and intsrssi ~
aaid Is BODdO Ia and % ths follow
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-29
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Eggs for matching from prize strains R. l. Reds, $1.00 per set ting. Plain Hill Poultry Farm. Norwich Town, Ct. mar29 WAdF
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-29
VIEWS AND VARIETIES.
Clever Sayings.

Ella-Tll be there bright and early. Stella--Be there early. anyway. and I won't ask the other thing.-Judge.
 Truth is stranger than fiction" Sure. Everybody knows how the av- craze novel is going to end."-Louis- vile Courier-JournaL
 Convivial Motorist (gettlng home late and seeing a burglar under the bed)-Wash masher, ol' chap-machlns out of orrder2-London Ideas.
 "AIa, what does postpone mean?" Tt means to put off, dear" And do I postpone my clohtes when l go to bed 2"-Boston Transcript. Hubby-WhaA2 You paid S5O for that Easter hat? It's monstrous its a sin. Wife (sweetly)-No mat ter. the sin will be on my own head Mppineott's.
 Scott-Wherever does Easily get the idea that his jokes are funny? Mott Oh. he tells them to young ladies with pretty teethl-London Answers. Mrs. Mulligsn-Ol hear that Mrs. l Casey is givin a party on Monday. Her youngest daughters comin' out. Mrs. Dugan-An' phwat was she in fer? Century Magazine.
 "Out of a job. are you?" asked the | first girl. Boss catch you flirting2" NO; I caught the boss. Say, what | sort of a wedding dress do you think is real swell?'-Philadelphi Ledger. Tom-I ate some of the cake she made just to make myself solid. Dick l -Didd you succeed? Tom-I couldn't feel any more solid if had eaten con crete or building stone.-Utica Herald.
 Reporter-What do you mean by saying that I use "paradoxical expres- sions?" Editor-I mean that you say impossible things. This story of yours. for instance, contains the phrase ''bagpipe music."-Cleveland Leader
 "Oh. I thought we could depend on you to forward the cause of woman's suffrage" "What-be registered like cattle, with your age set down for fu- ture reference and all that3 Never!'-- Life.
 Poor Jones! They tell me his death was sudden" "Yes, but he deserved u When Smith asked him for the loan of some money he got off that old gag that he'd let him have the money if it wasn't Lent."-St. Paul Dispatch
 Diogenes was searching for an hon. est man. After that I shall try 10 find a manufacturer who thinks the duty on his goods too low" he cried. Herewith he resumed the simpler quest.-New York Sun.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-29
BREED THEATER.
discriminating Evidence" Mammoth Moving Picture, Nearly one-Half Mile Leng,,

This wonderful moving picture will 70 on exhibition today and is one of the most marvellous pictures in the field, covering two complete reels and is nearly one-half of a mile in length. This picture is not simply exciting but Co thrilling to the limit, as well as consuming nearly half-hour in it's exhibition. This picture will remain on the programme for three days on- ly. and the public will be wise, if 1t utilizes the first opportunity to witness it. for there is bound to be an enor- nous house to witness 1t later in the week The magnitude of this picture can only be realized when seen, is cas- ilY one of the greatest feature pictures shown at the Breed this season.
 The Prussian Spy is another nicture that is alive with sensational situa- tions and exciting climaxes, while the ono called High Divers is one of the most interesting on the bill.
 Conspicuous among the comedy films is the one called His Whe's Ma. and another one entitled Leading the Cops @ Chase, making it altogether a-varied and strong bill.
 achieved by Madame Morelle during the last week, in singing the difficult Italian song, Musical Director Dowsett has arranged for Madame Morelle to sing the beautiful song entitled "The Lover and the Bird" by Guglielmo. This is a long and difficult arietta, filled with exquisitely dainty and de- lightful bird calls and -schoes. long trills and warbles, making it one of the most beautiful songs given by the madame while here.
 Commencing today, the young and popular local tenor, Mir. William De- fancy. will render the latest songs with the best illustrations procurable MT. Delaney has had a long and success ful experience in the field of a de- Bcriptive vocalist, and his many friends %Fill welcome him back upon the local stage, where his clear enunciation will make the illustrated songs an addi- tional feature.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-29

ince 1890. when the Grand Army at the Republic had 40s. 4s9 members en- rolled It's numerical strength has been cut down almost one-half There are only about 2i2,0O0 comrades now. Tha losses by death run up Co 1000 or 1N. - 900 year. There is practically no chance Co gain recruits
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-29
NOTICE TO rAxPAYERs.

All persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Ledyard are hereby notified lect tax of 12 mills on the dollar on the town list of 1908. payable April 1st, 1909, and for the purpose of col lecting said tax I will be at the Gales Ferry post office. Monday. April 5, 1909 from 10 a. m. to 12 m; same day at the store of John M. Gray from 2 to 3 p. m., Tuesday, April 6, at the store of George W. Mansfield from g to Il @. m.; same day at the residence of John W. Finnegan from 1 to 2 D. m. All persons neglecting this notice will the law directs
 JOSEPH A. CLARK, Collector.
 F. O. Norwich, Conn, R. D. No. 6.
 Dated at Ledyard. March Il, 1869.
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-29
sheedH,a This Week.

For this week the management has secured d programme still better than the best and for one to be amused it as wise to follow the crowd' to the Auditorium this week
 This weeks programme will find just the kind of vaudeville suitable for R Norwich audience and they Will find two of the funniest comedians on the stage today in Shayne' and King, with an all original list of songs and paro- dies and funny sayings, which will surely delight more than any other team ever put on at Sheedy's; they are a decided knockout at every town and city they have ever played Sal ly Lee, the nimble footed singing con- edienne, has all new songs and a whirlwind of dances never seen here, which has already won her a good standing among artists. Sensational hand-balancing and feats of strength will be shown by the Great Flemings'' the European marvels of strength a man and woman in acrobatic stunts, also a variety of tumbling which has never been duplicated.
 The greatest of all sketches ever put Unto Norwich will be seen this week, also. played by Amy Shaffer and her company of talented artists Miss ShafHer's artistic portrayal in the title role of her splendid little playlet has earned her many enconiums from both the press and public from all over the country.
 |. "A fight between love and duty be- tween the Blue and the Gray, in which the principal character, a female spy of the southern army, and a captain of the union regiment, play Q game which is one of the most dangerous features of war is the theme upon which is based the plat for the splen- did little comedy drama The Girl Spy of Dixie. It tells story of exception al interest, full of heart throbs and pleasing comedy. In Miss Shaffers company will be seen Jack Barry more. the author of the comedy. who is also said to be an actor Of no mean ability.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-29
THOMAS HOWE .......... AuctiOnee,

THOMAS HOWE ....... Auctionee,
 By order of the Probate Court of the Town of Montville, Conn, Morton F. Fox, Administrator. will be sold the
 TUESDAY. MARCH BOTH. 1909, beginning at 10 o'clock in the fore noon, to be held on the premises of the late George l. Newton, in Uncasville.
 Lot Nc. Large 15-roOm house and
 Lot No. 2-New market all modern fixtures, and lot.
 Lot No. 3-New S-room house and lot
 Lot No. 4-Old house. two acres of land, which may be sold in one parcel CT divided into building lots to suit the purchaser.
 Lot No. 5-Good house. large barn and four acres of land.
 Lot No. 6-Icehouse. 3ox40. and eight acres of land.
 Lot No. 7-Ice pond. two acres Of ' Lot No. s-complete set of ice har- Lot No. s-Two-horse double dump cart.
 Lot No. 10-Two-horse team wagon. Lot No. 11-Two-seated carriage
 Lot No. 12-One sleigh.
 This property is very prettily situ- ated on the banks of the Ths mes river. near trolley and R. R. station. and of fers a very unusual opportunity to anyone desiring a home or a first class investment.
 If said day should prove stormy. sale will take place the first fair day fol- lowing. mar22d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-29

Vice Consul General F.. C.. Bablitt cf Yokohama advises that the bill sub mitted to the Japanese diet authorizes the expenditure of fs15.o00 gold on tho Yokohama water works. the sum to be expended in ailotments covering thir- teen years. Very little is to he rpcnt until 1912. when S5o.aoo is allowed. x1- ing up gradually to slo0.0oo tn 1914