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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-12
FRANK MOERM|T
DECIDES FINALLY
TO STATE VIEWS
Conservation and Public Owner
ship of Telegraph in Platform
of Senatorial Candidate.

Former Assemblyman Frank NJ. Nc
Dermit. one of the two Democrats who
are seeking Endorsement at the primary
election tomorrow for the office Of
United States senator, who for a time
considered 1t unnecessary to make a
formal statement relative to his can
didacy, does so today, partly, he say
because one of the three Republican
aspirants. former Governor Franklin
Murphy, has iecla, ed he will work Ter
the election of whoever receives the
greatest number of votes at the
primary.
Mr.. McDermit modestly assumes that
he will be the one receiving the largest
number of votes tomorrow, n there
fore, while averse to making an
ante-primary statement for two
r~easons-one that he believes his views
on all important questions are sufii-
GENTLY well known because of his
legislative record to need no reiteration
at this time, and the other, because the
Democratic party will hold a conven-
ton this year to name a candidate for
governor, n it is his belief that the
platform of that convention should be
the platform of every Democratic can
didate for office, he does express the
following views:
This opportunity of giving my fell
low citizens of the Democratic per-
suasion a way my views is accepted by
me solely because I have always main
tanned that all representative officers
should be chosen direct by a majority
of their fellowmen.
Fnvors Conservation.
THAT applies to the election of Presi-
dent and Vice-President of the United
States. as we'll as to United States
senators and congressman.
II favor the abolition of the cleo
toral college and the extension of the
direct primary system to the selection
of delegates by States to a national
convention to nominate candidates for
President and Vice-President and the
direct primary system for the nomina-
ton OF all State, county and munich
pal officers except the Judiciary.
Conservation Of national
is no new theme with me. Twenty
three years ago as a legislator I en-
deavored to Sc change our statute law
as to prohibit any absolute grant of
the States riparian domain, and to
provide for the preservation to public
rather than private use Of all the
potable water and forest lands of the
State.
Had that suggestion been accepted
by my colleagues in the Legislature at
that time the riparian fund income to-
day on rentals would be adequate to
maintain our excellent school system
without the one direct State tax with
which the people are now burdeied.
During the three years l had the
honor to be one of the representatives
from Essex county in the State Legis-
lature I had the privilege-in 1sSS-of
voting for the bill which the United
| States Court later said made 1t posi-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-12
GEORGE w. MuNDY.

PLAINFIELD, Sept. 1.-THE funeal
of George w. Mundy, 81 years old, one
of the oldest residents of Somerset
County, who died at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Peter Rose, was held
yesterday at the latter's home and
from the Methodist Church, %Springdale,
where the family had attended church
for half a century. The services were
conducted by the Rev. DR.. C. M.
Anderson, of the First Methodist
Church. Interment was in Springdale.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-12
TROLLEY INSPECTOR To TALK.

At the meeting of the Clinton Hill
Improvement Association tonight, Troll
ley Inspector Joseph Crawford will ad-
dress the members and explain some
phases of the local trolley system that
are probably little known to the aver
age person. Following his address
there will be an open discussion of the
subject, during which the members will
be asked to question Mr.. Crawford rela-
tive to any details hat they may wish
explained. The organization expects to
have 1000 members In a short time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-12
FIFTEEN THOUSAND ENJOY
FINAL WEEQUAHIC CONCERT

A crowd of $4,000 music-lovers was in
Weequahic Park yesterday afternoon
and enjoyed the last public band con-
cert Of the season. The program was
indeed worth while.
The United Singers of Newark and
Voss's Bard entertained the crowd
with classical as we'll as popular music.
Carl Helm, OF the United Singers,
was the director.
Some of the numbers are as follows
shepherds Sunday Song" Kreutzer;
"Altdeutsches Liebelied." Wohlgemuth;
Aus der Jugendziet," Radecke; "Old
Folks at Home arr. of Won der
Stucken; I'm Wald,' F. Leu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

bes Spmmers cine gemiitblihe SeIte
lihfeit fir Die 3ercinsntitgliebcr sit
pe%rnrIitalten. unb Die Serrcn Sob. g..
ginSfelb. Bob. Stpmmcs itnb Nih.
Mics lpnrben ais Gomite ertanut.
Inn elm Yroaramm 5u bicicm Spedc
81 urrangteren. Sr. Sob. 6rdcnler,
welher bel ser Sabresucriammlung
gum Iariddll errpdhlt lpurbc. hat
reiigniert, unb 10 murbe 6r. Ndtb.
Sohnien nit beml Ws.nte mo Dem
Observation-Disclosures betraut. gum sab
ucntrdger fir Den Srnucn : @crein
nllrbe Sr. Sorinif Sranf %ernnnrt.
Scrr Dob. Sheiicn, ipcldler Jest ais
Yrdiibent Dem 8creiuc ppr'tebt, belt
cine pndenbc anrcoe an Die @er@
lnmmliina.
Mns 2eNIarS, Soma, ipirn nuter'm
Satum bonn II. 9tars gcmclcet: Nndl
ldngerem Siedthum itnrb letten
Wipntng Iorger in ihrer @ohnung in
Wcrrin. Srall Setter GrpelDing. I'M
Mltcr bon 6S Subrcn. Sic @eritorz
benc purbc I'M @roBber5o9tbrm Sl>
rcntbura .gebpren. Sbr gtdofenz
name mar Soiimann uub lie mar cine
Sdlncitcr bon Shcpbpr unb Sphn y.
Soffmam1. sic fam I'M Sabre 1870
nab Mntcrifa uno sipei Sabre ipGtcr
murbe Tie pie Satin bon Setter Grpels
eiua. Die Samilic pobnte in Sibcrtn
Somnihip, nelu ainber cntipro'en Der
Che unb nit Dem Ynter trallcrn lie
icbt nm nio geliebte Wllitcr. Seit
slrei Sabrcn ipobnt bic TcrItprbene
NIT ihrem Gatten in Merrill. Sic
aiubcr butten iif ale i%cl6ititdnbig 8cs
mnd,t. Sic geerbiaung fanb bel Iehr
arpBcr 9ctbeilianns geltcrn Tormitto9
bon Der fntholiihen Stride III Wcrril
aus, anf Dem GLENDALE eaird)hof Ifdtt.
0ioac lie in Srieben ruben! - Serr
Niholas 8ellpng. Der Gisenthiincr
beg .@eitern 5uuie". crbielt leeten
Sicnstaa bic trallrige Nahridt bon
Dem gblcben leines Gotcrs 5. ..
@caou9. su 8ettingen i'm @rob6crs
3oatbnm 9urembura. Scr Terltprs
bene errcifte elm Ilter bon rs Sabrcu.
gr binterldBt bier Sobne unp Spei
S1hfer. 3pei SDbue iuobnen bHr.
ndmlid Mic. &eaong unb lein Sru0er.
Der por sipei @pfen e%iniuanocrtc. Sen
5interblicbeneu unier geilciSl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

Illder, bab jcncs @e6dltbe fiir cine
@~creiniguna bon etipa 25 Sdriftz
l%1ellerii 81 CROP ma uno Den Sroen
Snnf Der bdrdls reiultierenben Iuss
9uben unb Der bdmH perbunbenen
Stcuerentriftuns nil5uiebr belaitete.
2urembnre q, 2. Mdr5. CODES
fdle ponl 25. Scbr.: Maria Senumer,
air rs Sabre. @ittlpc bon Charles
Yctcrmann, 5tlbs. 9igarrcnnrbeiter.
20: Nifplns Sfpcn, aft AT s.,
&utidcr, cbclps al,s 3eid1iingcn.
81: Maria Spbanun Sfcpcin. alt 30
Sabre, 8ittipc bon anrl arnpnln.
StlbS. Observation-Disclosures luobnbdft 81
Sdantrdine. 2S.: Iurd Waria
0aitcrt, oft II Sabre, @ittnc bon
Ntfel Sonds. gibbs. 9ireftor Der Gin
rcgiitrierunass nnb Spnldncn Ser
maltulta, Stdatsratb mo @eihdftsz
trGgcr pes @rpbber5r9tbum current
burg's III Saris. /. 9|drS: Rcin@
barb aintacn, nlt 10 Sabre, Shucis
bcrmciiter; Sriebrid) Iuauit GrbSs
ntcbI, aft 81 Sabre, Shreincrmciitcr.
t@ingemeiubung. Sia jest babeu
iif ca. LOO @inluobnrr Der Gez
mcinbc Spllcrich fiir Die Ginuerleiblns
in nie Staet 2uremburg burd, lire
llnterihriit riitueritanhcn crtlGrt.
IuBcrbem bat lid Die Scftipn Ierl IN
elmer ~beionocrn Yetitipn nit ca. 300
llnterifriitcn fir biciclbe Snhc an
bic Hegicrnns seiuunot. Sic 0cs
mcinoc 6oQerid} sdhlt nnrdherno AZ
900 %Gimppbncr; mad, Nbsug Der
Srauen urb ainber, meltbe ctlun 4
bicier 3ubl aiiSinnhcn. tduen bcnt>
naf $500 llntcridriitcn IN 8etradt.
@citnus Die Nchrsdb! bat iih mitbin
fir Die gingcmcinbun9 nllSaciprohcn.
- (Nus HicDcrldnoiif Snoicn.)
Ser Siiiilicr Better SpIei Gbliarb GER
narp uus &ahler liz sum- Berfnnnn
3. &laIic bci ncn @cnicmcrtitdtten cr<
naunt moroen. Gem Siiiilier COB.
Siilsmdnn aus Snmm unb Dem Sdni@
tdtsiolbnten &eter Stciten nus Siibes
linaen iii Die Iilberne, NM Dem Sillis
Tier Tifplas Mouer nus Siid,bad, lit
Die bron3enc Sien'tmeodiue nit
Qualification 5ncrtdnnt morben.
@eaen becnpiater SicnitScit iii bcml
Scr9enuten Der Snfuntcric Spief 8llz
bert Hpllmann II Gttcrnah cine
iGbrlihe Seniion bon I,012 Sranfcn
perlietcn lpproen. Bic peniiunierten
Serecantcn Ynul Merih nlls Sprenb@
lueilcr mn pub. Hollmam aus gd1tere
nud, unb Der %peniiouiertc Solout
Setter Steifen aus Siloclingcn iiuo
nah europa 6uriidacfebrt. - Sm
Iilitdrs 9a8drctb III Semnruns
(Sdpa) itorb am IS. Se5cmber 1909
an llnterleibsz Jnphlis Der %peniiouicrt.
Solcot Yeter Giiden. Sr mar aus
8asperih unb hattie elm alter Dor 50
Snbren crreiht. 6r. Gugcu MILLER
aus Stnbtarunn III 5unl Commits 1.
alnnc bel DER Sireftiou hcr Niebcrl.z
S%npiiten giienbahn @eielitaft crz
nnnnt lporben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
Aus ben iibrisrn Thrilrm,

0pnfcrn, 20MSSebr. Ils aes
tern Die iiber 90 sabre .dltc Sflpic@
gcrmn,tter u~nieres Srn. @~iirgermeiiier
Sanien lid our Stride bcscbcn lpolltc.
fam Der aderer Nieolas Weid) bon bier
nit leinen Yferbe oes @eges biutsr
Der @reiiiu unp iiherfnbr tic. gins
baum gu ibr unp mari lie nuf Die Settle
neS Beges unb iubr peiter. obne lid
hires gu fiinumcru. 0liidltder @eiic
batten ShuIfinber bas llngliid be-
merit. liefeu Itplell gum Srn. Siirs
germeiiter 6unien, ipclder tic Damn
nod Sauie tr1gcn lieB. Sic Srau
lit ifrper perleRt unb lit ihr spp 81
befiirften.
9ibeIinsen, 90. 6ebr. Sic
3iebcihitrdBe (@cg BON Snbnbpf bis
our Stride lit u~olltdnpig iibcrs
ihlpemmt ltnb glciht cinem politduz
oigen See. Die Seller Der anliesens
Den Sdulcr iteben gau5 inter @ancr.
Ser Gerfebr miro ourh Smnibuiic
bes 8rn. Spebiteur5 Sbint beperfs
lteuist.
Settembnrs q, %. Sebr. Ser
sansc 8oierbonn lit total iibers
Ihfpenumt.
Ialbbillis, 20. Scbr. ocutc
traten Der iusenolthe Sob. Sunt bon
bier unb mebrere Sente Der llmgcgenb
Die Neiie mad, Inlerifu IN; Spei
Snbcrc bon bier merben in fur5er
3eit iolsen.
Semsthal, %, Sebr. 5eutc
fonO bier, inter 9roBer Sbeilnahme
bon Nab uao Sern, Die 8eerpiaung
hes 81 Mippi9 pc%ritprbenen Srn. Scter
@illen. 81 Sabre alt. itatt.
Giha. b. &l5., 81. Gan. &eute
tonnte man Den gan5cu Gag iiber
Spa3iergGngcr icben. melhe iid Die
lleberihipcmniung i'm Brill aniaben.
Nu Der YpItitrnBe bate baS &alier
einc SGbe bon iibcr 5iuei Icter. Su
bcn mciitcn Sduiern Der linfen Scite
Der 9onapartc StraSe iraren Die
&euerrdume bis 5ur Sede nit Waiier
anaefiilft unb befilrdtete nan nod baS
Steigcn pes WaiierS ms GrSgeIhoB.
Ilih bic @nrtenanlagen oeS Serrn
SchnertS sur anbern Seitc rcr SoIta
itraSe bin. slid,en geiteru Iberlo eis
riem See. @eiouncrs Die Ncubnuten
bnbcn ppn ser l,ebcrihipemmina itarf
su lcibcn. - Sas ) nSitrcn,burger
Wort" inrcibt: Tl$ ant Samstag Der
9erthierltattcr bes g. w." Dor CIR
1ffHung Der Sisuna i'll Den 8emcinbes
~ratbeioal trat irurSc CT BON eiuem &C.
meinperotbss WitBlieb nit eincr Sluth
pom Shimpirortern ii~berfnllcu mlp
nit .9lt" anaerebet. inner 9eriht
critatter glallbtc mrinugs. ciucn be-
ipfienen SadtrG9cr boz iia 5l baheu.
muBtc aber ihlicBii6 81 icinem CT
~itaunen icititellcn, pnB bieieS BODICE
bilhsie Grcmplar Der IcuIhbeit uno
bcs @cueinberatbee Gid Serr Sr.
Sorg mar. &ir tbcileu Dem S0ra
Ter bat lid ia iclbit NIT ms ami DEN
Su5iub seitcat) Der Siherbcit balbsr
iiir ipGter NIT. bah unier Scrihtz
eriratter iim cine iplhe Sebnnbhmg
nitt uciter geiulen ldBt. @cm Der
politiiiercnpc Iilnitcrfaiten mr. III aeu
niebrigitcu S%auibubcn perfcbrt. (leine
Maniereu lnlieu oarulf ihliebenl 10
mag CT lih mcrteu, paB ciu anitdns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
Gbor Der Gnecl:

Ghriit lit eritnnben
IiiS Der @cripeiung ShpoB.
ReiBet bon 8anheu
Srenbie Gid, loo!
Sbdtis i'm preiienben
Siebe tciueiisrocn.
9riihcrlih Ipeiienoen.
Yreoiscnb reiienoen,
@pnnc perheiBenocn.
@llh lit Der Reii,er nab,
Gid, lit CT Do!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

3at Der gegrabenc
Sdlpn lif nnd) oben,
Scbcub Grhabere,
ScrrIidJ crboben?
Sir er IN &erSsluit
Sdiaffenber Sreuhe uab2
Mh! on Der Grbe 0ruit
Siuo mir gum 2cine on.
YicB CT Die Scinen
Shmnhtcnb ms bier Suriid.
Id,! mir belpeinen
Weiiter. hcin 8liidl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

: @orltebenoes Otter Z @cnid,t III
Dem -Snuir". Der bc%beuteroiten Gid
ting pts srGBtcn beutiteu Sidtcra
Sobann 8oligang .poil @6tbc cntuoms
men. @eboren am %. Iiiguit. 1749
su Sranffnrt a. M.. trat or i'm Sabre
1894 NIT Srienrid bon Shiller. Der
oils polfstbiimlid,er Gihter srpBern
8rciien befannt iii. in elm euees
Srcunbiddftss WerhdltuiB, eos bis 81
heiicn lobc ungetriibt fortbslfanb.
@othc ielbit ltdrb nm %. Wdr6 1882
3i Weimar. Mn benz .Sauit". eiuer
lrdueripiel. bns 10 reft ale iein
eisentlifes 2ebcnsnerf selten mub.
arbeitetc er pont Sabre t7K5 bis 81
ieinem lobe. Ser 5toif entifammi
elmer alien beuiiden Sage urb 8eigi
in Der 8othe' ihcu 8earbsitune. NOS
bin Der Renlh fontmt. nenn CT IN
ifol5er Notwithstanding. s~eriaIlcn nit
Bptt unh Der Welt, ciuen giinb nit
benz B6ien einsebt. Der pauptbelS
nes 5raueripiels lit Sauit. Elm iunscr
8e!cbrtcr. Der IucS jtiSisrt bat. mas
Die @iHenid,ait aui alien ibren &C.
bieten seben fam uuo Der trogbem,
bon elmer nusenblitliden @eraipeifs
hing iiber Die Nt6tiatait bes Mene
Id,snfpiiiens criaBt. iih 5u tobten be-
lhlieBt. Sdlpn bot or ben 8%iittrnni
genild,t unn ioebcn fest CT Die Shole
an Den Riinb. III ben lseten 5rnni
an tlllil. oa bort or 8lodsngcldutc
unb Gbpraslang. Gs iinp Die Sircrs
sloten. Ole an icin Shr itiaacn NH
Bic im 1ersin init BEN iubeinbel Sies
~gcsgciang nes graelfore5 unb Den
alagen Der am Wrahe hes Gritnnocnen
tranerneen Weiber mn Ginger Iein
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S~iegcncn Ronaisitriit .Sensbote".
Cincinnati. 9. empfehlcm lpir irGrnte
items nniereu Seiern unb 2cierinner
CUR bcionberen 8aadfung Pie Heb.
Sns Scif Der bodltem. lid ielbii
auiopiemoen 2iehc febrt mieber. Plus
hcm beiben @cirirr bes Samples Inn
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M0er. Die nod, nidt sdn5 pem Wlauber
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Scrscn suft bic Grfcnntnif: bic
WcniGcn wiirecn nidt 70 u~usliidiiav
iei,i, wenn lie nnr nirfiidl dritlidl
mdrcn, umb bic Telt wiirbe ben Trtes
ben unb bic Gidcrhcit uieserfinnen,
wenn nc pom Sremsc iid wiIis DC.
terridcn liefe. - Iui ba5 &reus mi
0oigaiba's A6bsn iiuo beute uniers
Iuacn uno Serseu gerid,tet. Der
title Sreitdg" luirp her beutiac Gag
genanut. neil an ibm oes Nutnsss
lebcns ldrmcuSes @ctrich. ucritMr=
men unb i'm @efiible t~iefiter We9s
mlib nno Srnuer Ser Slid I'M @eiit.
iih binipenoen iol mad, jener StGtte
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lDiungeiperf burh nen blutiaeu areu.
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belt nnb Sfirdhe batte cine 10 itperl
9ait bon Siinoe mh Shulo dnaebGuit
pab Der pcm SimmcI seiaabtc Grlpier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-21
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Southington. The annual town meeting appropriated $25,000 for the support of the schools.
 6erIin.-The grange has voted to celebrate its twenty fifth anniversary on the evening of Feb. l.
 Meriden.-The Meriden ice dealers have nearly harvested a crop of excel lent ice. It is said that the ice ranges from ten to fourteen inches thick.
 Torrinqton.-The Rev. O. W. Foye pastor of the Baptist church, has been conducting evangelistic services in Meriden during the past ten days.
 Hartford.-The Southern New Eng land Telephone company has acquired property on Pearl street on which it purposes to erect a new building
 New Britain.-Jol1n Rowe, an ex- policeman of New Britain, aged 65, one of the prominent German citizens in the state, died this week of pneumonia.
 NorwaIk.-A large number have sub- scribed for stock in a proposed cor poratfon the object of which is to build s25,O00 theater in the city of NorWalk.
 WaiTinsford.-The Connecticut com pany's new cars are being received in other cities and it is expected that the three for the Wallngford line will be here shortly.
 Derby.-The group meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary societies of Seymour, Ansonia, Derby and Shel
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-21
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION. Annual Meeting and Election Thursday
 Evenins-Banquet Coming.

The Willimantic Business Mems as- sociation held it's annual meeting on Thursday ev9ning in the rooms of the Board of Trade. Various reports were accepted, that of the treasurer showing a balance of s130.86. Two new mem bers were voted in. These officers were elected: President, John F. Brick; vice president, J. c. Tracy; secretary, A N. Colgrove: treasurer, c. R. Afford; col lector Henry Fryer; board of direc- tors, H. Dion, D. P. Dunn. c. S. Rise dorf, Henry Blanchette, Jr.. F. D. Jor- dan, H. c. Murray. E. J. Hunt. E. F. Whitnore, A. N. Vaughn, P. Moriarty and J. O. Cartier. It was voted to hold a banquet in the near future and ar engagements were left to the board of directors.
 This committee on consolidation with the Willimantic Board of Trade was appointed: Frank Larrabee, E. F. Whitmore and John E. Brick
 After the meeting had adjourned the committees from both organizations held a session and the sentiment tend ed to show that consolidation was hardly desired at this time.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-21
Local Laccnies.

Thirty-three cases of measles were reported in Westerly Thursday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Segar left Westerly Thursday for a trip south and west.
 Forty rooms are being added and other extensive improvements in prog ress at the Ocean house at Watch Hill.
 Major Archibald c. Matteson of Providence was in Westerly Thurs day for the transaction of law busi- ness.
 Miss Mary Catlow and Alexander Sharon were married in St. Michaefs rectory. Wednesday afternoon, by Rev. J. w. Cunningham.
 Rev. John R. Brown of Providence made the principal address at the quarterly meeting of the Westerly Union of Christian Endeavor,. Thurs day evening.
 James Williams pleaded no1o con tendre in the Third district court on Thursday, when charged with beat ing his wife. Judge Williams sen- fenced the accused to four months in the Providence county jail and to pay the costT.
 The Walter P. Dixon property and a portion of the property of the West erly Light & Power Co. have been transferred to the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co. These lands are needed in connection with the contemplated Improvements.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-21
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
 WILLIMANTlC.
Reports Read and Officers Elected al
 Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the First Baptist church of Willimantic was held Thursday evening and following the reading and acceptance of the re- port, which showed the various socie- ties of the church to be in good condi- ton, the report of the treasurer of the board of trustees disclosed that the total receipts for the year were $4,- 651.36, total expenditures $4,477.16, leaving a balance of $17S.20. These officers were then elected: Clerk, w. N. Potter; treasurer James G. Robin son; trustees for three years, Ira P. Sweetland, Charles l.. Crane and AL bert H. Fryer; deacon for three years. s. B. Doolittle; Sunday school super intendent, James G. Robinson; first as sistant superintendent, s. B. Doolittle; i; second assistant superintendent, Miss Ethel Whitman; secretary and treas urer, Weston c. Andrews; librarian, Douglas Fryer; superintendent home missionary department Mrs. Henry Fryer.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-21
Board of Trade Banquet.

The board of directors of the Willf- mantle Board of Trade held their meeting Thursday evening and voted to have banquet some time before March 15. This committee to confer tic Business Mems association was ap- pointed to consider the consolidation of the two organizations: H. c. Mur- ray, Walter B. Knight and Dr. c. E.. SimondS.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-21
Scrap Worth While.

It is announced that Secretary Bal finger may meet Chief Forester Pin chot in St. Paul next March If this can be arranged we care not who may get the Jeffries-Johnson affair.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-21
None to Dispute Him.

Lieut. Shackleton says the penguin is one of the most intelligent members of the bird family. And the nature fakers in this country are too cowed and discouraged to dispute hin.-Den- yer Republican.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-21

Six portraits of local and general historical interest, the ancestors of the Babcock family, of which Edwin Bab- cock of Westerly, now in his 91st year, is the oldest living member, were placed in the reading room of the Westerly public library. Thursday aft ernoon The portraits are of Chief Justice Joshua Babcocl. 1707-17S3, from portrait by J. Blackburn of London, 1757 owned by Rev. $. s. Ma tfews of Roxbury. Mass.
 Mrs. Hannah Stanton -Babcock, wife of Joshua Babcock. 1714-177S, from a portrait by Blackburn, London 1157' owned by Rev. $. s. Mathews.
 Mrs. Luke Babcock, wife of Rev. Luke Babcock, and daughter of Thom- as Cranston Esq, from the portrait by Copley belonging to Daniel Berke- ley Ipdil5e. ze,. of Boston. a CoggeshalI mother of Mrs. Luke Babcock, from the portrait of John Singleton Copley, belonging to MT. UApdike.
 Mrs, Adam Ba.bcock (Abigan smith1 from the portrait by Copley owned by Rev. D. A. Blake, DID,, of Boston.
 Adam Babcock, son of Joshua. from the portrait by Copley, and in the pos session of Rev. Dr. Blake. Adam Bab- cock was born in Westerly and when original complainant in the celebrated Leather Brooches suit,'> against Phin- eas Stanton, Jr., of Stonington. The brooches in controversy were worth thirteen shillings. The suit and oth- CTS growing from it were continued in the courts for nine years. The final result was in favor of Stanton, who said the case had cost him S2,O00 more than he received which was a fortune in those days.
 Miss Fannie PendIeton Stanton died Thursday rnorninq in Stoninoton in
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-21
Where to Buy in Westerly

ROBERT DRYSDALE & CO.,, Plumber, Steam and Gas Filter and
 Dealer in Supplies. 54 Main Street., Westerly. R. L. and Wauwinnet Ave-. Watch Hill. R. L aug14d
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-21
ANNOUNCEMENT. A

Having purchased the photograph studio of A. A. Scholfeld, s0 Main street. we are ready to, prove to the people of Westerly and vicinity our ability to do the very best work 4 beautiful 16x2e water colored portrait of yourself given free with every doz- en $400 cabinets. F. Rouleau & Co.. Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-21
BABIES!

GEO. l.. sTILLMAN, A A Proprietor of the
 StflIman Carriage Co.,, Z Coggswell St.,
 I~ TVN N Westerly, R. L
 Carry the largest stock of new and second hand carriages and wagons. Also a full line of harnesE and parts of harness. Carriage repair ing and painting and automobile paint ing. je29d