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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
Grfof8fos
War bis iett BITE guHe na@ g0n,
8. GSgIefton.
9em fihtiaeu Oils. superinteubeu'
ten ots Ysitanweiinnes.
SepartemeutS.
CT iol eeitern in 6amilton, 8. &C.
isten u0roen iein.

Wm. 8. Geslelton, Der 5ilfs GU
perintenoent bes poitanipsiiungss3ez
partements beg bielissn goitumis, Der
porgeitern 8ormittdg, turs sbe in isi>
ner aaiIe Elm 8sfi5it BON sttpa $1,000
entbedt iporoen mar, ods gureau pers
lieb uno isiioem seiuht tpirb, fonnte
trob Der eifrigen ylahforihungsn
Der poit Office Snipsttorsn, Wals
uno pate, bis iest nod nidt Derbaftet
tperben.
9lls seit.rn Mittas bon 6amiltpn Die
Nahriht eilltraf, bag ggeleiton bort
g:ieben nno ertannt tporosn lei, bsga.
ben iih bic beiosn Snipettoren eiIigit
oortbin, bod tonnten iie nur in grfa5z
rung bringen, bab Der 9eiuhie ndbs
reno beg 1ases bort setpeisn mar uno
in perffisoenen 2otalen fart getruns
fen bate. Sb er bic Stabt ipieber
perlahen bat ober iih nod bort auf>
bait, mar nidt gu ermittsln, unb Die
9eamten mubten unperrihtetsr Sdfe
5uriidtebren. 0ieRahri6t, bdb.8inp"
egsl.iton, Der einen sroBen syrsunoss.
ireis beiist, iih Der unterihlnsuns
Der ihm anpsrtrauten @elber ihuloi8
ssmaht baben ion. purbe seitern in
alien Areiien. in bensn Der gerihpuns
oene pertebrte, aqgsmein beiprohsn
uno es mar bic Qniiht 8ieler, bab
rgin" bic gnsslsgenbsit auftldren
tonnte, iobalo sr tpisbsr in Der Stab.
einirsffsn piiros.
Die unteriuhung bss poItMtpei>
fungs Departements, tpelhe auf
4norbnuns bes Yoitmsiiters Monfort
porgenommen puroe, er9db, bab auz
ber ben unregelmdbisteit,n in benz
aonto gssIeiton's alles in beitem gu.
itanbe iid befiub.t.
Die bon bem Superintendent Batter
in grfabruns eebradt purbe, mubts
gesleiton sstpubt haben, bab am Dou=
n.riiag 8ormittas cine llnteriuhung
ieiner aaiIe benoritanb, ba CT fton
am Rahmittag porb.r I'm feline
'ShliiHsl sefragt tDuroe. bieielben aber
niht finben tonnte. Der Sohn bes
BsridDunbgHen. Der felt einiser 3sii
lpesen ansebliher 9iifsren3sn NIT els
nem Witglisb Der Jamilie, niht su
9aule Iebte, mar seftern ebenfalls ben
gan3en gag auf Den Beinen, um cine
Spur feines Daters ;u entbeden, bod
paren feline B.mibunsen ebenfans
Dersebens. 9a ben Snfpettorsn IN
5amilton mitsstbeilt ipurS, baB
Sssleitpn, tpdbrenb .r ii6 in Samilton
befano. tart ansetrun,en mar. 70 iino
iie Der 4niiht, bag er linen niht
laHse entsehen tann uno feline 8.rbaF-
tuug obne 3ipeifel balb erfolgen tpiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
81 a h Der gBGrme aieh n

RAD Der 8Grms sieb n
Iih" - gflan5en =. IS lit
bsfannt, ouB BON pflan3en oper I'M
beIonosrsn bon ibren Srganen unter
bem Ginflub beTtimmter ReiSe gepez
eungen uusgefibrt peroen. 8urunz
ter iino am auffalenbiten Die ourh ben
Seliotropisnus (2ihttpirtung) uno
Geotrpoismus (Shpertraftpirtung)
ausaeloIteu. Meniger uls oieie 8epea
aunoen iino bis6er, pie +. pohl i'm
.gotaniIden 3entralblatt" mittbeilt,
unbers beoba6iet poroen, Die duf blo<
BEN Wdrmerei3 (Sbermotropismus)
suriidsufiibren linb. Ssi Ieiaen I'm
terIuhunoen iiber bieie 4rt BON gefpez
aunsen itellte pobl 5tpei 2einpflarSen,
BON beneH cine ibren 9tpfel mebrere
3entimetsr iibernsigts, I'M DunteIn.
etfpa ein Mster sntfernt bon einem ges
i6pdrsten eiisrnen Sopfe auf. Der nit
hsibsm Wafer gefiillt nur. Die
pflan5e nit oem genei9ten 8ipfel
ipenoete iih alsbdlo bem Snpfe Al,
pdhrenp bic Yflan5e nit aufrentem
9ipfel sundhft niht reasirtr. Spdter
trat audi BEL bieler bic sleide He1ttion
elm. 8amit 1T bic Grfheinuue ertldrt,
bab 2einpf!anSen. Die on elmer @ano
itehen. fpelde tagsiiber BON yer Sonn.
betrdhtlih erpdrmt ruroe, n)re8ipfel
Der @ano suneigen. 8iro bic 5em=
psratur iiberHtdbis seiteigert, 70 pen=
ben iiA bic 2einpflansengip,el BON ben,
5opfe meg, iie reaairen negatip tbers
motropiih. Der Reis tpirtt aber nur
auf Die @ipfeltnpfpe; nod bersn Gntz
fernung bleiben bic tbermptropifcben
Srummunsen aus. Die gsriuhss
pflansen aeisen sbermotropismus
rhon BEL benz gerinaen Semperaturunz
terihieb. Der apiIten 3immsrnanc
unb Der Mubenfeite zines nit falten,
Waier ssfullten 1opfss beitebt. Die
8eIhtpinbieteit Der 9elpegung tit aps
bdngis BON perfhiebenen duBsrsn Jafs
loren. Der auriidsegests meg TT Be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
E6iFSnabrihtem.

8Iassoip. II. Rop. Qns.toms
men: ,parthenia", bon MontrsaI.
8enua, II. Nop. 4nsstommen:
Cincinnati, bon Rem Yort; .Saor.
nina, bon pbilanelpbia. Ibeefabren:
.Resina D'Stalia". nad Ren gort.
REAPER. Is. Rop. 2tng,tommen:
columbia" BON Retp gort. Qbsefab.
rem: ~SarOnia" nah Rep gort.
6apre, II. Rop. 4ngetommen;
.gorintbian", BON Montreal.
2onbon. II. Npp. 2lngstommsn
.Moniort" BON Montreal.
6aIifaL q. g., Is. Hopsmber
Mnsefommen: rDirginia". BON 2iper.
pool mad Ct. Sobn. y. 9. beitimmt
' rWonsolion", bon Glasgow uni
2iperpooL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
Dies unb 0as.

- geitern spurben "a Benerber I'M
Mnitenuns in Der itdbtifhen Ueuers
ipebr. bic ieiner5eit 5uriidsetpieien NOR,
ben ipuren. neil iie nur 5 SUB 7 3oll
naben, nohmals einer iOrper!iftnlln.
terfuhuns unterporfen. ba be,ountltd
bic gipilbienit RommiHion bas Win.
beitmab nunmebr ouf 5 CUB z 3on an.
eefebt bat. Bon ben Npplitanten tpur,
ben nur feds fiir tauslih befunoen.
- Sn Der beute Mbenb I'm 6aupts
quortier I'M 8urnet 6oufe ftattfinben'
ben Wsrfammluno Der ~Gtamino Re'
publican 2eugue" fperbrn bic Nominus
tions MusiHHHe fiir Die beDoritebenos
4enmteu,pobl ernannt tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
1lmaemiitbliher Yatient.

Der 80 Sabre dl.e Dirtb Mitusl
Ruie, bon go. 1916 Central Qpenue,
elm unsor. fiel seitern 4benb In
ittpsrbetrunienem 3uitauoe segen Elm
5eniter ieines 2o.als unb 3os iifj
fhlimme Shnittipunben am rehitn
llnterarm gu. gr ipurbe bon Jrsunhen
nah benz itdbiiihen 6oipiial s.braht.
no er iih. als bic Wunoen susendhi
ipurben, ipie ein ipiloer Widnn Be.
nabm. gr ihlug unb trat um iia unc
oeriudte 3lpei Jreunbe. pe!he i'm feis
hielten. in bic 6GnDe 81 beiben. Rahs
bem er perbunben iporben mar. bot Il
bem Gmpfdnasarst Or. Gtnnebp eins
1iinfooIlur-Note an, ipelde ieooh bans
fenb abeelebn. ipurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

Glert segniiber bic Hemertuns &C.
maht bate. er CLAUDE, bub Ct nur nod
tur5e 3eit 3u leben babe. Gin fpfor!
berbeigerufener Nr5t tonnte nur nod
ben bereits einsetretenen 1ob tonita,
tirsn. unb b.nohrihtigte ben Coroner.
Die 2eirhe ipurbe aindhft nah Der
Worgue sebrahi. Der alts 0err. fpefs
der perbeiratbst mar, erlag iebenfoIs
einem 6er3IhIage. giner ieiner S0bns
1T als 2ebrsr an ben 0ifenilihenSh hus
len tb1tia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
NldO1sntau bel.

Robert Williams, Elm % Sabre al.
ter 4rbeiier. BON go. 522 Weit 8. Str.
p,rfbe seitern 4benb BON ben Gebeims
poli3iften Bel unb Shdefer perbaftet
unb 3un1hit als perbIddis einses
fptrrt. Die Uerbaftuns erfolste im3uz
iammenbons nit einem fognannien
.W1bhenbanbtl- 1al.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
Aus benz 0efdnanib entiprunaen.

Sberiff 6. W.gibbons. bon 4boms
gountp, g., eriudte seiiern auf tsIss
srapbii4em Dese. 4usfhau mad brei
0efdngenen gu bdltsu, ipelfN seitern
aus benz GefdnsniB in W.itllnion. g..
4oams Gountp. aussebrohen iino.
Die Gntfprunsenen iinb: Sobn Gas
tins, 80 Jabr. alt Notbsut.), Samss
Smiib. 80 Sabre alt Extraordinarily
uno gillp pottee, 20 Sabre alt (Ysrs
fperruns Der Gilenbobnseleiiel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
Shlad)tieIt bel Qollmer's.

Wie allidbrIid. 10 finDet audi bi.ies
Jabr tpieoer sroBes ShIahtfeit nit
Usesel Suppe in aolImer's pbonir
part an Der Spring grope nabe
Wlitdsa 4penue itatt. lpo3u Der iooiale
9eIiser. 5srr Saeob aollmer. feline
Jreunbe unb oas publitum b0flihit
einlabei. 0as syeit bssinnt bsute
Samitas, uno piro biz gum MOntas
abeno oauern. Wer ie bic trdftise
Suppe unb bic iafiissn Wurite bei bies
fen Soften beriuht bat. nirb iider
pieoertommen, od Is AUDI an einem
guten 2ropfen gum 9inunteripiilen
niht febleu piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

Dus Wobuhdus bes 3abnar3tes
Dan. W. Woob, beTen Gbenirrsn felt
tiniger 3.it bic Geribte beihdftist
baben unb Der tiir3lid fir bantsrott
ertlGrt murbe. sins seitern seleeents
lih elmer bon g;etiet & Bernbeim ses
leiteten Nuition in ben Beiis Der
Seipiib gonnaleseent Soeietp, zines
3neises Der llnikb Seniib CHARITIES,
iiber. Dos 6aus 1T an Der Siibof.gde
Der glenipop unb Rapio Run pite ses
lesen unD tpurbe fir $12. 1925 eritans
ben. gs nirb alsRstonDalessentenbeim
benubt nerben.
~
:. 1roeniel bat seItern bon Jrau
M. u. @reper bas Npartementseb1ube
go. 623-625 WeIt Reunte Sirabe
fir $11. 900 seiauft.
6. M. 8. atfins. bon Der Warmr
/. Glebotor Company, iaufte seitern BON
Jrdu Sobn R. bolmes einen binier
ieinem 6auie in Roiebia selesensn
OrunbeisentbumstompIer BON feds
unb einen bolben Nder fur $1,000. Der
R6ufer beobfHtist ouf einem 1beil bes
@runbftiides cine Garaae erritten su
lanen unb DiQ ben iibrisen 1b.il ols
Weibelonb benuben.
Frau Qouife 9beobalb taufie burh
be Dermittlung bon 1beobore Waper
e Bro. bns 6aus go. 2O59 Mnple
Mpenue, Rorrooo. bon Charles s. gu.
Der fir $500. 1err 6uber taufte
bann burn bic Dermittluna berieIber
1yirma BON Stephen 9. 8ople sin
Mobnbdus an btr NorDieite Der Burs
bette Npenue, 3ipiihen Der 4fblnnb
unb Woobburn 4Denue. far $500.
SIM fdbtifnen Bouomi purben ses
fern bic foleenDen Observation-Disclosures
srlpirit: 1obn u. Gtenart electric 60,
einfSdiees Qaeerbous on ber gaitern
unb Qonebon Mpenue. 5000; 8. q.
GuiS, 23f6diges Wobnhous am bel
0rdneiB Aptnue, nobe Der 7. Apenue,
$4,000; Banner Oroeern onb Natino
Co.. oHbtrtbnIbR6dises GtnnsebGubs
an 0er Gtdnton Mbe.. nessniiber ber
DAT Gtrobe. 5000; %. aittIefcro
21ft5di8eS Mcbnbous ouf benz Grunbs
Hid SO. 2617 Goiem Abe, $45OO;
Smith & 0eitmeper. 2aft0diseSM Mobn,
hdu3 an Oer ait&ie Nn., nobe bsl
6tsttixins 4be.. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
9okal-Derid)l
llnbesamnter Nyaaiiis
3ieb! ii@ beim Gtnrse BON einem
etrabenbabawasen einen
S&dbelbrnm 40.

Gin et!pa 80 Sabre alter, aIs ar.
better getleibeier Wlonn tpurbe geiterr
in betpubtlofem 3uiianbe bon bel
Gtrobenbabns sRenAie on Dine Ctr
aus in benz poli3eiautomobil mad
benz 6Ofpitol sebraht, no es fih Der.
0usitelIte, baB er an einem Shdbel.
btu6 unb anberen Nerlebungen leioet
Gein 3uitanb lift bebentlif,. Dei
Mdnn mar in gorrppine pom einen
Wogen Der lodlano Gtnie gefaller
unb battle fit bic erfpdbnien gerleb'
ungen auae5oaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
JabresuerIammlune Der aiTssiateb
Gharitits.

Nm Montag abeno finbei bic Sa6,
resperfommluns Der 9liioeiaieb gbaris
ties i'm Nubitorium bes Demeineoe,
bnufes Der gbriit gburh. Ro. 318 OH
Wierte Strabe, itatt. Die Nebner bes
Nbenbs iiHo aleranber Sopnlon. be,
8eneralietret1r Der Wotionol Gonfe,
renee Of gbdritits onb Correction, be,
iiber bos Wahstbum unb bic Bebeu.
tung Der orsanifirtsn MobltbGiisieil
fprehen unb Charles ). WefIer.
Der OeneraliefretGr Der NHoeintet
CHARITIES BON pittsburs, Der iiber bos
Wirtsn ieiner geIeufdoft aluidlub
aeben pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
PerioxaI'1lO Oti3es.

5.rr Sobn $. 9 Omit. bon
Der Seioto uno Rohele StrdBe, gater
bon 6errn Robert .. Shmitt, lisst in
ieiner Wobnuus fdper trunt bar'
nisber.
Vie 8eilebung Der ii.rbliden 5llle
pon Serrn 2ouis Geismar, ber,
ipie on anberer Stelle berihtet. 10 idb
unb unerpdrtet aus benz 2eben ihieo,
pirb am Sonntag Rahmittos auf benz
Siibiiden Jriebbofe in Walnut 5ilIs
erfolqen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
&irdlidles.

Sn Der gpans. 3iOns Stride, 10.
unb Bremen Sirabe (paitor u. g.
Yitbe) pirb morgen ipie iiblih am les@
ten Sonntus i'm airdeniabr bas 2oo>
tenf.it seIeisrt gum 4noenien Der I'M
psrsansenen Sabre entihlaienen. Nm
Dantfagunssiase III WorssRs 10.15
llhr UottesbienIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

I'm Der gde Der Mabs Strabe unb
1reeman 4penue fanb seitern abenb
cine Holliiion 3piihen elmer Strabens
babn.Gar unb einem 8unbespoftsWa
gen ftatt. Der lestere ipuroe bemoIirt,
ieboh purbe BEL hm unfun Niemuno
perlebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
Selesrapbilhe NOtiScu.

- prof. Wm. Morris 0uois, Der
Geologe Der 6arDaro llniDerIitat. lit
sum WlitgIieD Der gerliner 4tabemie
Der 8ifenihaften ernannt poroen.
- Or. globprco Uliranba glepn,
Elm ebsmaIigsr SuItisminiIter 2lrgentiz
niens, 1T gum 9eIanbten oieier Re=
pubIit in WuIbtngton errannt poroen.
- Die ganoDian pacific GiIenbuhn
apmpagnie beabIihtist. einen bireften
0ampferoertsbr 3ipii6en 4ntperpen
uno ioaTen Der Der. Staaten 81 etabIiz
RON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

- Suan guresl, elm Weritnner. lit
in San Diego, Sal. i'm Utter BON 122
Sabren ssitcrben.
- Die sanse Wunpf6urei III off.
5iel ols NIT Der Gholsro tntiairt e..
tlGrt tporbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
8IStIiMeY 4sb.

Der 81 Sabre dIie 6<rr Qouis
0etbmar. bon 221 grtenbre@er Mpe.,
brn4 otiiern IN einem 2ldbfrI1ben an
ber 6nntten uuD plum Girobe, no er
sinea Gfntauf uld&en pouie, pt5tIi@
ktle1 jaismnssa, na9eea 4 siaem
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
g orr d | O q.

Baron: I'D, babe feline 9off1unG
mebr, sSbnen meine SdDulben be5ab'
len al f0nnen, meine Serren
luonen mir selneiniam III oen Soo
oehen2"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

antDerpen, Is. Rob. glHget.:
r2aplano", bon Rep Yort.
Qiosrp2ol, Is. Rop. Ibgegan-
gen: -GmpRB Of Srelans", naa ct.
eSpbn, R. 8.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

= Sn BEN lebien "a Gtunben finb
in GiibitnIien niebtr Ell perIonen an
her Gbclero ertrantt uno jnei Dordn
oeftprbsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

gu babsn BEL ouen erftfIafieen 1rassrs. gssrs
fucpsn sic ssRe = @fA-.sxanna
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
0el6ienOungeit
~ eibnad 3ts. eid)eiife

nn4 Tentihlnno. Ceiterreih. .llnaarn
uno Der Gdapeio. frei ms Saus Der
GmpfGnger.
Ssllmadlten rrdDtssaltig ansgefer.
tist it1tO MusfInft In Grbihaftsinden
ineatgeltlib ertbeiIt bon Der
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-08
LETTERS FROM TOWNS IN TWO STATES
LEDYARD
Christmas Concert at Congregational Characterised tail Hen Hawk Caught.

A Christmas concert was held at the Congregational church on Sunday morning. John NJ. Gray superintend- ent of the Sunday school had charge Of the exercises and they were finely rendered. Following is the programme:
 Singing by choir, Bethlehem; pray CT by MT. White. pastor; responsive reading by the superintendent and the school; singing by choir, For God So Loved the World; recitations by Mar garet Allyn, Helen White Miss Anna Weiman; solo by Miss Eloize White, Swing Wide, o Gates of Gold; class exercise. Miss Gladys Holdredge Miss Annie Baudro, Miss Emma Brown, and Harold T. Baudro; recitation, by Elsie Main; reading by Mrs. Avery; reading, Miss Marion Gallup; song, Miss Elofse White, The Sweet Old Sto- ny; recitation by Annie Baudro; duet by Gladys and Ethel Miller; recita- ton by Miss Bertha Weiman;' sing ing by Judge Russell Gallup, A Band Bright Stars Are Cleaning; recita- tions by Emma Brown. Stella Bau- dro and Mrs. Lizzie Colver; singing by choir, selected piece; singing by choir, Within Thy Gates, Oh, Bethle- hem; recitations by Ethel Miller, S. Archie Holdridge, Elsie Main, Robert Avery. Gladys Miller, Miss Addie iWhipple, Harold Baudro, Elmer Av- cry, Ruth Selzer; singing by choir, Worship the New Born King; recita- tions. Carrie Finnegan. Mrs. Lizzie Colver; singing by choir, Praise the Manager King; recitation by Mrs. Av- cry: an address by the pastor; sing ing by choir. Grown the Babe of Beth lehem; benediction by the pastor.
 Miss Lillian Gallup had charge of the music.
 Returned to Vale.
 Emmons White. who has been spending his Christmas vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. w. F. White, hoe NaIn 701 lege.
 Measles are quite prevalent in town.
 James B. Gray has returned home from the west.
 Deer Found.
 The deer that was shot at the foot of Spicer hill recently was found by the authorities and the two f1indduar- of the carcass left It iS said veniSon has been quite plenty in Ledyard this winter and some has been retailed.
 Mrs. Ellen Stoddard and son Alton of Gales Ferry, who have been visit ing for several days with MT and Mrs. Isaac G. Geer, have returned home.
 Red-taI Hen Hawk.
 James H. Belden, an expert trap per, recently caught a large red-tail hen hawk which measured nearly five feet from tip to tip of his wings.
 The hawk was one of the largest ever caught here and has cleaned out one flock of quails and many farmers have lost much poultry by him. He was carried to Norwich and his feath- CTS will adorn the hat of a prominent society woman in that place.
 Miss Sarah Holdridge is spending the week with her sister. Mrs. Fred Clark of Preston
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel E. Gray were guests of relatives in Stonington, Sun day.
 Miss Marion Gallup returned to West Haven Sunday afternoon. hav- ing spent the vacation with .her par ents, MT. and Mrs. Russell Gallup.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-08
MoNTVILLE.
Church lnterests-Coneert Enjoyed Friday Evening Club Entertained- Personal Mention.

: Misses Ethel and Roby Boynton spent the holidays at Gardner Lake, Miss Grace Hooper called on friends in Norwich Friday of last week.
 Palmer Memorial school opened on Monday after the holiday recess, with the same force of teachers as last term. Rev. George C. Chappell, pastor of the Union Baptist church. spoke last Sunday morning from the subject. The More Abundant Tomorrow. Robert Latimer sang the beautiful solo, There is a Land, in fine voice. About ninety were present at the Bible school, and the pastor gave a talk on The Bible as a Library The concert in the even ing, conducted by Mrs. A. P. Mitchell, was attended by about l3O people who were much pleased with the excellent programme. as follows: Piano volun- tary, Mrs. Chappell; chorus. With Heart So Light: prayer, Deacon D. $. Henry: baritone solo, Hall, Bethleheml Rev c. c. ChappelI duet While Der Their Flocks, Misses Nellie Chapman and Gertrude olson; exercise. Brightest of All. school; duet, c Night of Glory, MT. and Mrs. Robert Latimer; recita- ton, Little Joes Christmas, Kettle Gridley; chorus, Harkl Hark; story, The Other Wise Man. Mrs. Chappell; exercise, Glory to God; chorus, Ring, Ye Bells; recitation, Harold Fosenlund; duet, Remember the Poor. Misses Nell lie Chapman and Grace Lyon: chorus And Now We Say Goodbye, Christian EndeaVor; benediction.
 Miss Mabel Daniels returned home Monday from a visit with her grand mother in Madison, Conn.
 Rev. George C. Chappell will speak at the Union Baptist church Sunday morning on the subject, The Founder and the Finisher of the Temple.
 The Baptism and Temptation of Jesus was the topic of the prayer meeting this week at the Union Bap- list church. This is the Bible school lesson for next Sunday, the 9th, The Bible school lesson will be studied in tie previous Thursday evening meeting each week during 1910
 The Misses Lydia and Gertrude Ol- son spent last week with friends in Hartford.
 Miss Elsie Manchester who was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Everett Chap man, through the holidays. returned to New York city Sunday,
 Charles Chappell began his duties as town clerk January 1st.
 Miss Gladys Latimer has returned to her studies at Northampton, Mass, aft CT two weeks vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Latimer re- turned to New London Monday, after spending the holiday vacation with relatives at the Palmer homestead.
 Miss Bessie Chapman has returned home from her visit with friends in Holyoke, Mass.
 About 2$ young ladies of the Friday Evening club of the Union Baptist church. and the pastor and Mrs. Chap pell spent Wednesday evening .at the home of Fred Palmer in listening to choice musical selections from his talking machine. The high grade mus ic was a great treat, aid all appreciat- ed MT. Palmer's kindness.
 Mrs. Rice formerly of this village, has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Osborn
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-08
CLARK'S FALLS
Eccleston- Thorpe Marriage = Storm
 Delays Mails.

Rev. J. Howard Adams, pastor of the First Baptist church, was the speaker in the chapel Sunday after noon at three o'clock Mir. Adams preached a fine New Years sermon from the text, T am resolved" St. Luke xvi:4.
 Horatio P. Palmer, who makes his home with his brother Horace went to Westerly after his ten per cent. dividend from the Mechanics bank.
 George Eccleston whose farm and home are about one and one-half miles south of this village, married a few days ago Miss Theodocia Thorpe of Laurel Glen. MT. EccleSton is at the home of his bride. who owns and occupies the Nelson Wilcox place.
 Mrs. Caroline M. Wheeler opened the district school Monday morning after two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. G. A. Stoddard is at Ashaway with her son, E. w. Pisson, wife and baby, William Perry Sisson.
 Mrs. Kate Pickering is in Brooklyn, N. Y. for several weeks.
 Richard Maine was in Westerly on Wednesday.
 Miss Ellen Thorp of Ashaway called at the home of Horace Palmer and family Tuesday.
 The mail trains have been hindered by the heavy snow.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-08
FRANKLIN
Roll Call at Congregational Church.
 Sunday School Concert and Tree.

Miss Maud Davies of Montclair, N. J., was the guest of MT. and Mrs. L. A. Robinson on Sunday
 Mrs Kate Johnson attended meet ing of The Kings Daughters at Nor wich Town Tuesday.
 Frank Greenslit and his mother. Mrs. Sarah Greenslit. have returned after spending several days with Mrs. Horace Smith of Lyme.
 Rev. H. A! Beadle attended the min isters' meeting at the Broadway Con- gregational church, Norwich, on Tues day.
 On Sunday at the Congregational church there was roll call for the res ident members Two members united with the church on confession of faith.
 Concert and Tree.
 The Christmas tree and concert was held at the Congregational church last Friday evening. Following was the programme: Marching song, school; song, Merry Christmas, song; respon- sive reading, young men of Miss Leon ards class; prayer. by the pastor; Silver Bells, school; recitation, Mrs. Beckwith's class; song, Agnes and Ethel Brown; song, Bells of Christi mas, school; solo, Miss Elsie Maine: recitation, A Star for Jesus. Stanley Armstrong and Esther Hanson; reef wood: song, Christmas Night, sfchool; solo, Miss Edith Mosier; The Angel Song, school: recitation, Christmas Giving Florence Redwood, Annie and Martha Hanson; closing song, Till Christmas Comes Again. After the concert Santa Claus distributed the gifts and social time was enjoyed. after spending several days in Nor Wich.