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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15

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 Soldiers Commit rhsfsse
 THesHav night November ~. 1h4 soldiers from D fort around hers made 4 baal .g town. Several soldiers e99ss fD town DH tfl8f T8fs 6HH raised ! f4fnpHs lH a saloon Hef6 and ssDis T bftfia ef WbtsIaH, They WsfS tfa<@1s fDNNee ef 8hd made @ settlement aft@f whiuU they fpNE 1 dGf1 GHH61 GV @o@ sfDh fs Andrews ff1f0 Ne fDDt hf b9ZDH street in order t9 retafD tb tf,4 fort TNA next morning fDs G1fy Waz found at Dis ep4 rf fhe Pf,iht WyH9@ tYA eHfR iu [ was a D@3r Dg gloves H}fH faa bsHe of fifzENf6lG me gloves afa tpa same as thrse as@9 " fn@ soldiers. MT AnGF@Hs retained taS gloves TbA same HiHbt /. Prank D3f@ gin lad his faipnDat stolen fff7n tfts hallway pf fHa Ocean bD9sse H@f@. ard could GfN fty ffaDe Df 5f. UptJ he s@u if sg1rr bv a na1 af fse Star 8usasHf O. IHHeaf8Nk Tuesday night, DeHefo~ beF IH Ghe WeafeF Was cf00Vy}nz a. sesf befHANu fHD soldiers, Ms, II5f~ TiH gVt Deputy SbAfW Casey when tAo fheafeF Vas D9f apG ez@fNiH@4 tfss coal ft Has Identified bv 4 stained button near fH~ neck ard q GafH@l sl3nl ou fhs 0an< NF, DDfZia fSe< ta@ egHl 1he mau HHG wore ne G<1st Has a soldier iG plain clothes
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 ~ D. HBabes Gf Boston is visiting fo town for ffl9 holidays.
 Eerfha HHBgrl@ of tteH York is ta@ gIs4f If her aunt NNfe.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
THEY NEVER FAIL
That is What They Say About Then in Norwich, and it is There
 fore Reliable.

Another proof, more evidence. Nor wien testimony to swell the long Es- Ot local people who endorse -15 old Quaker remedy. Deans Kidney Pills Read this convincing endorsement Of that remarkable preparaCion-
 Eugene Sweet, SUnuySide Avenue. Norwich. Conn. says. Tt was aC least twelve years ago that I first learned of Deans Kidney Pills. Al that time [ was in great need Of a kidney remedy. For eight weeks I was confined 10 my bed on account Of Ium- haGo and was almost heIrless. having to be turned over and being unable r1 move at all without assistance. My suffering was about all any person could endure. Sharp pains across my loins and kidneys caused me misery of the worst kind. l was also annoyed by irregular passages Of the kidney secretious. I consulted three Of the best physicians in Providence. R l. but they failed to make the slightest improvement. T. was finally my good fortune to read of Doar's Kidney Pills and l was so much impressed with what was said iu their favor that I began their use. Their beneficial sE- feet was soon noticeable and ' con tiuuei Jo improve so rapidly that ' was soon able to resume WovS. l give the entire credit for my recovery ra poau's Kidney Pills and never Intend tu be without a supply iu the house. %
 For sale by aU dealers Price 70 cents FNsrer- Niihuru Co., RtsNa Q. New York sole agents i.r Ghe United States
 Remember thg name -- b,-lts - ana take n5 other
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
BREED THEATER.

Tho EyHferv or Lonely Gulch. the feature picture at the Breed thcatcr Tor f.le halausce of thil week. .a without fo-ia< the sfrouEsat we8tcrn story Of The c1f It has a weirdiy mysterious pt1f, Vtfh brilliant acting. a.boundinR iu cur-1Ors. Fenaaf t0rL events. and ez- c~li-nf pisotpgrEpnr. The story is a most unusual one. and keeps the audi ersre lu minated auspenae until the great c.imlg. Eiogrtpn pictures fca- fur- c1-rDicuouEly on the programme. ard today there are two of them, both Bc-e-. rr .ry coueriic7-
 A monster Indian sBectsicie is anoth- CT attraction with stiif another dra- unafS picture to complete the bill
 Several ue~ liiuaf-sltel songs wi7I be irIfrUc 4ced. which cannot fail 10 find favor with the audiences.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT

Vaudeville cod motion pieiurss st tis Iuflr.flHa
 NDpine Pictures at ibe Breed Tbe7 Ids iass cod fha npass at rpirs frrafrT
 srishar af hffanuHu flub.
 Inafnllnfian sr usV .. ff Dennis Ht 1ff Calvary fTtuffH
 na-inssa' nsaa Aasfing st iiuokipe lsu Memorial
 Isralra Lodge. Es 439. E F. C. c.. ta~ffa la rgffftn ffatt
 f1afrU ffIr.s ffn. t. [ D O. B.. meet s fa fyIr FaIIsen. ffHtl
 f4sruaania Lodge. Ho q. D. D. U q. rnrafa ln f4aFu.aula Hall
 caurt sas.sp. ao' sf. r. or A.. meets 4u Eyfnatrfa- tfHit
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15

Remember the name - Deans - ana lke no other
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
BETTER TROLLEY eERWcE.
Desired 10 Secure Crosvenordsls Trade
 for Putnam.

Putnam DuaineaB men #Ill cDn0en- trIfo their efforts fD secure a more gat- infartDrY trolley Forvlcn between this rity and tIc GrOHt @nDrIaler. convinced That trade from those places ls being olyortcd to Webster Dooaaae Of the present arrangement of running tns car4 The Putnam division cars nov oulV run ag far as West ThomD8Du, iu- stead or through Wc0eter, as formerly, aud consequently when connections are hot good at that point between cars from Worcester and cars from Put nam, paeacuHcrs for Putnam have tO walt lu a station that lE not always warm, hence inc choice of Webster az n shopping center by Gr0svc1Ordale people beeaUse of the through and quick service.
 The policy Of running through ger vice between Central Village and Web aier H-s discontinued some months ago bco3use of % Ma ssach1settg laB affecting Interstate railway lines.
 B. D. EuGbee ig circulating the pe- tition that will be presented t1 the company.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
retl Dout SUBWAY ereps.
Michael rs/oeids of tsiessiss is n>u
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MlahHnl nsYuDida Df Leiresfht, Mass, fYhytd dDeB f'fe steps Cf fbh atdfa8V bi thr ttilt1ad afhfigu eana Wf1Hasa duy uffsfHDyu nUd received such z aHart hrd ahHtihg ug fD4f He W8s nuufl. Fnrf tp fhe bhV ltiHabU hos tItai TtrgnplGe. according tD witness t.. t.fua aui pf n EDUfb Msiu street stfpGu HIJ htad'd efftjRHf f9f f. etbs uHe ruffau.t. ifa staggered danger pusIg ou fhs nfst few steps. aud then aoif buphtinR ifndiGuH over f6a si9uA effpr fp fur ffUfHf W8lk beipa1s
 fuuf4IH fYHu Mummy happened Hirne frd fattsd ifrybnids uD sud fnDF Iiu io Nr alAli'u Here f0S rafi fIufrd nnd blood taU from his pese fT fmfr f.HIIr was r1ta1 aHd ofaery sd hlm fHtsu fy tuf heepiai 1be "< fruf nf bis Injuries Has uncertain DH Wednesday stFbfhy.
 ffs .tslds iHs been employed 8f Ies 'Hrnir -.irr 8a s miB worker
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pUTnaM

tcehflnued from page tuet toita 4. tgpsiua ~ r. Pierre. Ifs, fds Kennedy, WissiwHfV, Bliss fipf F c. fqffrt. feuBafBueh, & A. satfs iHfd. C. w. fhafnpeDr. I. tfsfgt1 itgH su, a1rhi. Mafiofje tfieb8fdsUi. ht0h- fn Erlt eDn. Hfsnk b. ttGa9bs music, l0rf1 EoHsn, EisiH Rouse, tftfisi JuIDasu
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
OBITUARY
mra Rodsriok Larivisr..

Mra Epdsrick Tariviere of Wnlman- fir. a.r@t ss. died at St. Francis hos r.tal Hartford. Wednesday evening. shortly after 70 o'clock. She was talk sn t1 the hospital Tuesday evening. -frl t-1-i~iere lived of the corner of ELk and Union streets and was well known among tEa French people Of fhe cifT. where she had lived practi- csli~ aI her life.
 she was the daughter or MT. end 1ITE Joseph llathleu of this city. She is slrvivo1 by her husband. ane eirht children. the youngest Of whom is about two weeks old.
 She elEo leaves her parents and sev- erai brother and ~isterS. all of whom live hsre. except one at South Wind han. The body win be brought home TkurHdaT.
 FsirHe eId--NunHe-s Of frostfsh arc beng caught through the ice on Mill river
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
A simpl. Safeguard for Mothsr..

EounEsrS~ns Ohio ga4nId wisdom by experience My hrtIs girl had a Sc wsre clld and eOlghed almost cOutinu- G.usly- My sster recommended FUIey's Honsr and Tar The first dose I gave ser relieved tns inflammation in her rnrcaSr and after using only one bottle her throat ard iv-rxs were entirely free F-or1 ir4sznauatsor- Since then | al -rAys rcen a bottle of FolsS'~ Honey rs>d Fs< An s1ya hcr~@. Accept TO Sub- NkA@es.- Ice q osEp9d Go
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
STONlMGTOn
cers Of Asylum Lodge InstalIed- Soldiers Cause Annoyance and Loss.


 F. 2L DeIagrange has sold the Bray ton 2Z foot launch tO James 1Iei<Ie Of Westerly. The boat Captains Chese- bro and Bailey are 10 have built will be 2S feet long. Her keel will be made by Capt. Charles Mosher at Old Mystic.
 J. W. Hidden of Providence was a caller here Wednesday
 Death of Mrs. Charles Chessbro.
 Wednesday at a. m.. Mrs. Harriet ChesebrO died at her home on Water street. She had been III with pneu- monia, but was able to DC about She v as taken suddenly i'll with heart fail ure and died almost immediately.
 Mrs. ChesebrO was born March IT, 1926, daughter of AdOniiah Fitch Maynard and Martha Philena May nard of Stonington. There were four children. of whom sister, Mrs. Julia Sheffield, is the only one living
 Mrs Chesebro married Charles ChesebrO November, 1851 She was an unusually sunny and cheerful per son. always willing to assist those who were needy. She leaves two children. Lena Chesebro and Harvey Chesebro, besides her husband. Charles Chesebro, all of the borough.
 Evening of Whist.
 Tuesday evening the T. AI T. whist club met at Mrs. Gilbert Chesebrofs on Elm street. \ delightful evening was spent after which refreshmeurs were served.
 Officers of Asylum Lodge.
 The annual communication of Asy- lum lodge, No. 57, \. F. and A NJ, was held Tuesday evening. The fol- lowing officers were elected: ". NJ. Norman F. Wilcox; S. W. George w. Haley; secretary, Benjamin $ Cut Ter; treasurer. r. k. Tracey: J. w. William R. Patterson; S. D. Eugene F. Bradley: IT, D., James Daily: chap lain. George D Bradley. Trustees. Norman F. Wilcox, Frank R. TraceH, Benjamin =. Cutler. Finance commit tee. w. F. Broughtou. George D. Bradley George IT. Robinson.
 Tho officers were installed by T. w. Charles C. Perkins of New London. D. D. c. M. of the Eighth Masonic dicrfct who made an official visit to the lodge. and was assisted by w. N. Brother Eroughton. acting as marsh tL After the lodge had closed refresh meHts were served.
 Miss Williams Marriage on Saturday. C. ?. Williams and family leave for New York today CThursday) to re- main uatu spring. The marriage of their daughter Miss Elizabeth Will Hms. and Ricmun G. Duyal pf New y hNrk NiN take place December r.. at four g. -u.. at the home of tGe ht'ds's aunt Mrs. Gecjsc Henry Warren S-4 Flftli avenue.
 Mrs. C. N. '''Vuu~-J-.. has returned f'um 90 NiSi, iu New Nuik.
 lluu. i.rr and Nti-- E'tJ Ndans We're iu Providence Wednesday.
 Tf1inu- are Huru,rH#~, number have been oc,'vuuutute. at lhe lock up here
 To Pack Missionary Box.
 Today trhursdsSl the Wamau'S Hodl- Mi--Iur1r. suyisJv ct the Sap tlst church Uin mrr. ta la.A a buN for au OAhhuulJ uue. .uutrs and f9m- ilv u flr evening the @nriety wul hold suyiaL Refreshments uiu be scrN ed.
 The vhur,bes hero are preparing an elaborate programme for elm iStma~- day Sorvtre-
 The juuior Esptist Aptmg People B
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Personal lters.
Efz1EonbtIr,

GIastonbury.-Rev Francis ". Ear nett. who recently resigned the rector ship of St. Luke's church ou account of il health has moved his household effects to Newt0Wu, where he oW1s property.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
MYSTIC
Lafbano Camp Elects cni>sfs-~sfnn- io9ten LDe2s Celebrates 5i<t/~ Fifth Anniversary With El@b>rats Programme.

As th@ 40 DelDck trolley from th@ east came ln Wednesday n.Inf &@ngal Graoev, who Gr}gne tae cD@} team frf Eeufah4in EBffDHF, backed .atD th1 EHlte1 EtAtns m#J D1L t@@t 3@ DD tas post .u front Df Name. EIVs@,z store. if vas broken tD pieces and Ies nal3 Haa aU thrown okG Walter J. Eha@. g9HC N5s standing near Dg. zztAsfeG fHe Uau 8p and Postmaster z. E. Pot Ger gas notified. I0 sa probability @
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

A pretty raIrndas being GiHtfibutoa fY feaac H Jones Insurance end feHt m.fmsa agent braFn n dhtutv picture. Lord H0Wsa ftal." IshiiaaeIphla. l1l1. from the painting h1 J J.. C. tfffia
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
For Sale

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15

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LOST AND FOUND.

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Officers of Latham Camp.

The annual eleeflon ol officers Dz T-a~ toam camp. Sons Df Veterans. ,rl< place TDezGaY evening SO tae z. <. r. ns.Il. FD81TlUT arc t1@ men elected Comma ocer. Fred N. Williams sen.Dr vice eoMm@nbef. Archie Haas 15A.Ir vice commander, Alfred Butler E@Efs- fary r. f,lcamDuos treasurer. Atcea g4801eras patriotic instructor. DT. 8, B @0.tat guide David Wolfe color bearer. J. Elmer %@HDsrv5 1aaDlasns VI. v. Ke,grlns inside guardian, @}4- Ham faags outside guardian E@ynGIa Smith. Ed Williams, These ofhcsrE Hm be fnatallcd the second T1ea1ay iQ January.
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 g1,ninzton lodge. cFo,. zg, !. C. .. F.. met [U regular ac@s-1n byeInSsC@T evening the annual rolloaI rzI.aE place T. WaH alEo the e.ZtY-Gfrn @n- 4iveEHarv o1 tae l4zc.fEtiDn D2 tSe lodge, There Has an JnDs1allT large attendance. The affairs of t1e lodge are In .. DrpsDeroUg cDnl.t4D1- D1f- Ing the paEt year eight new members have been initiated and one taken lH oT card. The lodge has 2 naernDsrsaio ps ZTg. nearly every 4t2te l1 tne 1E-.DEs claiming some of our r1e1c1e-s, besides some who are in other coDnrrIes, TGe lodge has prospered financially ana s.ez over s701D at intereEg besides the working funds. This fs due co ca1 financial secretary. Cogrrlzrc C. Pot ter. who has held tnls office for GeTsra terns. and the fres sUrer. Frank " Patty. who nag held hlg office since Jan. 1. 1898. Speeches were made 5T the district deputy grand nzE1er. Joel Kenyon, and other visiting members Visitors were present from Garragan- sert lodge of WeBceriy, FstrTfeE Of Grotgu Peru0t og New London and =aetuczer Of Norwich. 4 fine zEcrer was served ar the close o[ rt-e ECesr.1y- The officers for rEe prezen~ term are Pact grand. Harry D. 3Ia1KeEzie. no ble grand, William 4 Armstrong vice grand, James Cooper recording seGFe- tar. Christopher C. AcCEa ugn@T- financial secretary. Courtisud C. Pot ter: treasurer, Frank TT. Bercv.
 Christmas Erercises in Schools. At the close og school in nearly every department Christmas programme zfl1 be carried o--- and -ie-e VIII ze 2 Christmas tree for the children The West Side are in hopes rJ have --e neE zcnJJi60use completed 5y the opening Of the Winte- term.
 Personal Items.
 1Ir. and Mrs. Herbert Jones of Souea F'rseDo-r. Me. are guests of Miss Car rie Sylvia.
 Mrs. Emma Elliott Of Worcester Robert Thomas Miss Carrie Thomas 7E Brooklyn and Enos IT. Gray Of Ledyard were guests Wednesday of Mrs. I=z- -rF
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
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Herbert Chase haa had a. remarkable experience and escape without serious Injury at the CHano u.li .u East KiJ~ innlg. lie became cutMHRleJ lu A belt uud wra Hh.rled ff tIDea around tle alafrug before his clothing ea8 wnplv stripped from hiu Hbie1 fact caIsrd release from the ber.lD8H Dos.~ tiyu. iu coming down Mr. riz4@e caught Hl a biE beam and held hmHef s@E- pended twelve feet mUpte the floor Ervrre bwiar3 aud g. NaeE nge were al tIat he suffered in the way of h. fUfHH.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
ARM CAUGHT ua PICKER.
Accident 70 William Morris st Woolsp
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1i,ro nHa Hp noridrut of fbe nlIl of tle futHam Wooden company W@i4tnse dny morning iu which Hujlam Morris. bp tHd hia right arW ao baGil fo1in~ Eltd Hhfn i HaH caught lu a picker tunt it uae later necessary fc afnp5- fHfe fir mfuber 1t tHe Day~ NiHGaU hospital. where DDfrjs Waa rushed in Bf I J 1tueselrs automobile.
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15

F. 2T. DeIasrange has sold the Bray ton 2z foot launch to James 1Iei<le of Westerly. The boat Captains Chese- bro and Bailey are to have built will be 2S feet long. Her keel will be made by Capt. Charles MOsher at Old Mystic.
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
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