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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
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bos i'm QuFpirbsIr uHsshsursr Stoubs
moFsn bsitsht, bos In bic quite Sti!s,
uno iie MAIDEN einen Iorelos bebualis
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man III flame, II fume, II crah:".
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SdusFlur, rauht bort i'm Srodenfn
neiter unb ipudt in hohem Bopen sur
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ben grpttoiradnger rsd)t peinlit,
bsnn niemono bat Golo i'm MuHbe, e
Iei bern hiIbIih gsfprohen, bic Wsors
aenitunbe, BON Der ipeniaitens iolhss
cine If0ne eSnTdriit i'm Shlaf5immsr
msiner ainberiabrs behauptets. Sm
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nidt p.rternen, in quntto Spuden
bier ME in sar3 Stulien ertrGsliter
gepprbsu. lie taufenbfaltigtn Wdas
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ni6t psrgsbIit gsrpefsn. unb bas miibs
ts bod aud Elm hartoeiottensr Siins
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bab sr aus Gbrfurht ror hem Got
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bsn" bas 4usfputen gu untsriahsH
babe.
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sumeiit aus tnoliIfem Norben. mo
bas 8ruieei9dit beenott til. .WGn
iisbt's an ibrsr ipunberlihen WsiIe'
unn b0rt's an Der 9erbdllbornuns al
Ter StruBennamen. Jn traali6en8s'
idbfpabsrn sieben iis nah bss Siiosaz
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na6 ben llfsrn bes Hils. gDie fhOa
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tpie itin uno fpsibepoa in ben 6alerisT
unb staplIenl Qun mub man tpieoel
bic altbetannten Detlamotionen bortr
aus murrap unb 8atbetsr unb siI
freunbliden gsle6rUHssn Der liebenzi
fpiirbisen, aber gar 81 ssihipaBigsr
plaubertafds Sobn Rnsfin. oei
aunitordteIs aller StolieHfahrer eng
liffer 3unge. 4ber bic Angelfahisr
fnb nur bic @prbut Der aroben noroi
ihtn 00lttrpdnberung. bic fih bal
iiber Jtaliens holbs Nuen ergitbes
apirb. Damn iommen 1uh bic Con
oeraiias nit ben lieben 2onhSleuttn :.
| i'm Cohen, hos ntritsht iih. uni
bic 3omen nit bOAserufftsu ROdea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

I'm bic 9eutI9en Su beruz
bigen, pirb in Der 2egislatur Elm 9orz
fdlag unterbreitet tperben, ouB etns
BON ben pentasn NtttaIieDern be8 tltis
nen ShuIrutbs BON Mapor S6rpab
ernannt perben iou. 9as tpiroe be-
frieoigeno ietn, 10 lange er 8iirgsrme,>
itsr bIeibt. g6er es lit feline 8arantie
porbanbsn, oab iein 9lahfolger bis
gtei6eu Qniihtsn iiber Den beutiten
unterridht begt. Gie einsige Cider
heit tdnn oemna6 nur ourh einen gro
Ben Shulratb oeboten perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

So6n m. Sarsert, 68. 2130 20. s.
Strabs. 5erSihIus.
Tapio Gonaro Sander, 6 Wlonats,
2809 9reiton Strabs. Riersnleiben.
Sobn WiIIiam TlarItslIsr, 62. 125
Soita glp., Sirnbautent5iinoung.
elia Come Ghert, 70, 1888 CHAPEL
Str, 2uber,uloit.
0eorge Reape merrpDedther, 81,
$50 SpreIt 2lO.. 8rdune.
glpbe Montopib, ID, 900 Belts
Str., Snqusft in S6lpebs.
Ssptba 6aTabn 9apis. 2, 1917
5sff,rfon ap.. Sirnbautsntsiinbung.
Wlarerst aeornen. 62, 523 Rinssolo
Ctr, arttrienpsrtoltung.
2ouis Gih1olb, 78, 2113 80. 8.
Str. Quneenentaiinouns.
Dieter SursI, AZ. 631 price !5ia ao.,
5abertulois.
gbom 5. 9ater. IS. 3517 Gbsbiot
gip.. 3ungeutrsbs.
Wtarp gaplor, 20, 4O8 Sobn Ctr,
Observation-Disclosures.
Sobn Bitter, 66, 2117 4ilantbus
Ctr, Qitbua.
Georae 5reberid RoB, AZ. 1861 Cos
lumbia 2lp., 2unsenent3iinbung.
Charlotte Table. 81, 2253 5orrts
ION glp., SubertuloIe::
gbdrles Sin, rs, 1904 9ine Sir..
2ungsnentSiinoune.
gristiLIa Sturr, 78. 8 Gait 8ierp
4p., 6erSleipen.
5slsna J. gautlsin, so. s. unb Gin
Str, MISUNDERSTANDING.
Ulinnie Sdr6lein. So, 1433 maInut
Str, ga Grippe.
glauhe 8usb, 33, 3108 Columbia
4p. S9pGbe.
sboulas .. Wegrep, rs. 1922
5iiber ap.. 5ersleiosn.
Warie ROblt. 26. 1920 GueIio ap.,
9ubrtuloie.
Slinr 8. 5obnIton, 78, 1892
5omilton ap., S6laqfluB.
aucinba Buff. 90. 2774 20. 8.
Ctr. Rbsumatismus.
gillian Gimmss, 6 Monate. 1889
Soptins Str., 3naueii in Stpefe.
William 8ea, "a, 2147 5reemon
2ip., 5tr3ltibsn.
Yotrid 8rotpning. AZ. 2181 Mes
itsrn ap.. auneenenisiinbuna.
Sba 0untel. J., 1916 2inH Ctr,
Quneensni5iinoung.
Sobn 9. Waisrs, s Wonais, 615
Oft 6. Gtrabs. 2unssnenisiinbung.
Berthe 81. Soune, 26. 1906 Gin
Ctr, ShtpinbIuhi.
Robert ssrdntlin 9rener. !. 2642
W.lrole alo., Qungengsifpulit.
iyreb MuIf. rs. 1920 airbp ap..
8ruhlsiDsn.
Gueene 0dn 8riggle, 67. 921 pds
rabrome Str., Rkrsnleiben.
Charlotte Nn6n 6daporih, p. 1881
Gplerain 2lr., 8luiotrgiftuns.
Deter Goppinser, 33. % Sit Wes
Msidsn 4p., Ghninoiuht.
Tsnrp 1etert. SO, 6eim gum gutsn
5irtsn. auns.nent5iinoung.
aanes G<bnins, "a. 526 Rodbdl,
4p., aebtrs unb Wnesntrebs.
George 6. Moob. 2. $50 9optins
Ctr, 2uneenenisiinbuns.
5beohore popns, 70, 828 5opsins
Gtr., 4ftbma.
5enrp glsp. 70, Alb Ginblop CTR.
Gebirnblnien.
Gopnrb Ghulien, IA, 3. unb Glen
man 2lp., Snqush in GdDebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

Bir m olIen boffen, buB 5err
8ompers ni6t ben llnftnn bse6en
ipiro, einen Spmpat6ieftreit auberbolb
P9ilaoelpbias berbei3ufiibren. 9as
tpdre borrenber llnperituno, Der nur
Die Dirtung BADEN t0nnte, bas ges
iammte gub!itum in ben Ser. Staas
ten CUR SteQungna1me gegen Die
4usftdnoisen 81 peranlaFeu. gs TT
f6limm oeLug, bab in QbiIabeIpbj1
llnTdulbige unter bem oStreit inpcr
Ieioen miiFen uno IS nGre unper3eibs
LTD, Elm ialtes llngemah Iber anz
bere Stdote 3u nerhdHgsn, ba bisrburt
nidts bt3lpstt peroer t0unte, ais eine
ho6grooiQ: GntriiItung unter allen
9iir9ern Der Der. Staaten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
Sicuitun ocu s. Mar5 1910.
Mtt BEN 6inpetg auf osr

Mtt BEN Sinpeis auf ben
untenItehenpen 2rtitel iiber bic Soften
zines 0ittdgs mabIe6 lpGre es irterefs
iaut, 81 erfabren, mas uniere 2eIerins
nen iiber oas angeFiibrte W}ahI ieIbIt
uno ben Roitenanfalag oenten. W}it.
tbeilungen 6teriiber tpiirben uns ieb:
pilltpmmsn Iein, oa iie etre tpertbpple
@r0rterung Der Sheuerungsfroge Bill:
ben fpiiroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
Bod,saberidjt bes Gdanbbeitsamtes

Die Mnjernepibemit bat. mic aus
btm modenberiht bes StaiiItiters
otnrp Dieb I'm itdDtifdsn Geiunbs
6eitsamt bsrpcrgtbs. In Der p<rflpfsa
nen aDome lpieb<r iebr iinrf 3ustnclns
Imtn. Jnsesiaasut gtlansttn lpdhs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

siielih gearbeiteten Siinelingstopf
beiien s3iige an ben aaifer 8eipaftdn
ertnnern. aDnis 9ittor Emanuel
iiberipiss ibn unD anoere beipeglide
5unbe, barunter cine intershdnte s5nz
fhrift bstreffenb 8riidenbauten unter
aaiier Gpmmobus, benz gldtiondlmuz
feum in ben Tiotlstianstbermen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
8fe aus Wai6ington be-

Bfe aus Maf6ington be-
ri9tet fpiro, min Der 9rdfioent fir
qartetoissiplin eintreten uno bomtt
ben sSnfurgentsn ben &risg ertlGren.
9luF Grunb bieIes 9laneS ioa nit 3uz
irimmuns pes PrdFoenten befdlpfsn
ipprben fein, bic Snfurgenten Bel ben
primdr, u.5duptnablen gu befdmpfsn.
mir ipollen boffen. baB biefe Mittbei-
lung ii9 ui6t beitdtigt. Die republic
fanifne gartsi bat aus Der 9is5iplin
groben S6aben genommen, benn iis
bebeutete unterfperfung unter 4tbriG
uro Cannon unb bauit i't aud Der
DrdFibent iefbit seI6dbist sporben,
benn bis un3ufriebeHbeit, tpel6e in
Der partsi beitebt uHo ollr4 bic 5H,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
Garneote hat cine Gntbeduno

Carnegie bat cine Gntoedung
gema8t, Die i6n, pie sr bebauptet, 5ez
triibt. Gr bat ndmIih gefunoen, ouB
er brei MtiliDnen mebr bat, als er 5u
bsiiBeu permeinte uub jeBt tpsiB er
niht, tpie er lie losperoen IoQ. 8oh
bat er ppn bteisr Surme beretts
100000 ben ShuQe6reru Don Bittsa
burg 3u3upenben beihloTen. Setre
SSrage, mas er nit bem iibrigen 9eloe
anfargen ioQ. bijrfte bic bette geunts
pprtuna ba6in finoen, bieIes ben
Shuqebrsrn in dnoeren Stdbten gum
8eIten ibrer gsniior5fonos 3u3upenz
ben, ba es hermit Ie4r GrmIih beitsut
iit. Die abIolut arbeitsuriGbtgea
2ebrer erhalten cine au tIGglthe I'M
terItiisung unb bic 2ehrer, Die man II
ben HuAeitano oeriebsn mD6te, ipell
ibre 2eiitungen ni6t geniigen, tperben
gum groBsn Ra6t6eil Der ShuIen i'm
9ienIte 6ebnlten. neil man i6nen feline
ausret6enoe peniion bieten fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

npbranr. .gisnIler mag our iein. ~@po.
ner's Ieffillirfes Mnlier@ III GeIiin6es
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

Giur aur pan GrfalinHa In stusm Tag.
ggsErseu Eie gaIatise Ereme EuiuiHe Inbisifer.
e,polbefer itnf.eu QBeIn surid. fueun Cd ut6t fIs
rirt q. ~. Wrsps's uHtsri6riii aui isesr
gGadlel 25e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
Sn p9ttabelpbia genisBt


Sn 3 9ttCbelp bia eenieBt
man nod bt SegnunQen Der gemeinz
:edtli5ca Gr.z9inaI 5uIri3, tpie es
eagItib beibt .crmmon lam crimes.
On anoeren G!.oaten, tDie in G6io,
nimmt bas @eri6t nur BON iolten
8erbre6sn aenntniB, Die Der GjeIeBs
ae6er ausbrutli6 als iolbe ertldrt
(Stututorp crines). Der groBe unz
terifieb Idbt ii6 tur3 in Der Meiie err
tIdren, baB bic common lam 8erbres
fgn betreffs 8erit1p0runoen aus Der
.3eit Der &0nigin GliIu6etb .geiegneten
9lngebentens", dliD DOR 300 Sabren
fer oatiren, als Der 4rbeiteritdnD in
2stbeigenihaft lebts unD nit Der
sntiprehenoen Redtloiigtett bbunoeIt
tpurbe. llnter oieiem Common Iarp,
tpelfeS ben Streit aIs cine trimineue
gerI6pOrung betru6tet, nil man ieBt
gegen Die Streitfuhrer in g6tfabeIpbid
poreeben. Gs lit Elm Stunbol fir bic
amerifaniihe Natipn, bdB man nod
Elm folhes 9eieb dnrufsn bari. W1it
5inbItd barauf tdnn man ben Streit
in B6ildbelpAiu, betlagenspertb ME er
1T, ais sinen inbireften Segen Be-
tra6tsn. inbem er barduf binpeiit, IN
tpelfem re6tloien 3uItanbe bic 4rbeis
ter in bem gr0Bten Snbuitrieitaat Der
Union iih beftnben. 2lnftatt in anoez
rem Stdaten gu beBen, ioqte 6err
9ompers es iih CUR 2lufgdbe MAIDEN,
fir bie Qrbeiter in 9ennipIoanien bef.
feren gsieBlideH 56uB gu erIungen.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-19
VACANCIES FILLED IN
MASONIC TEMPLE CORPORATION
Three Deaths Among the. Corporators
During the Year,. w. Lester Made
incorporation. A. S. Comstock a Di-
rector, and G. l.. Hubbard Vice Pres
iGent

The directors of the Masonic tenn
pie corporation held meeting Mon
day afternoon for the purpose of fill
ing the vacancy in the directorate
caused by the death of Daniel NJ. Les
ter, who was also vice president. To
Comstock was elected, making the d.
rectors now Charles B. Chapman, Cos
tello' Lippitt Charles L. Hubbard,
John c. Averin, Charles b. Lee, Ar
thur II. Brewer Howard L. Stanton,
N. Douglas SEWN and A. S. Comstock,
while as vice president Charles l..
Hubbard was chosen.
The session was presided over by
President Arthur H Brewer, the board
having the power to fill vacancies as
they occur during the year.
To fill the vacancy in the incOrpora-
tors, a self-perpetuating board, Fred
erick w. Lester, son of the late D. NJ.
Lester, was chosen by the other rep
resentatives on the board. from Som
resented. There have been three
deaths during the year. the other two
vacancies having been filled by the
choice of Daniel F.. Mcteil and James
C. Mcpherson. The list of ineorpora-
tors now is follows: John c. Az
Beckwith, E. Allen Bidwell, John A.
Bowen, Arthur H. Brewer, Charles B.
Chapman. Albert S. Comstock, John b
Crary, Tyler Cruttenden, Walton c.
Davenport, John Eccles Charles w.
Gale, s. A1pheus Gilbert, Curie Gill
mour c. Leslie Hopkins, Charles l..
Hubbard. George A. Kies. Charles Is.
Lee, Frederick w. Lester. Costello Lip
pitt Daniel F. Mcneil, James G. Nc
Pherson. George e. Parsons, N. Doug
las SEWN. Howard L. Stanton, Freder-
lex L. Wasley-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-19
How Landor is Pronounced.

. The natural thing is to pronounce
the name Lander as it is spelled
land or" But q correspondent of the
London Spectator says that the poet
Walter Savage Lander pronounced his
name with a vowel "a" as in father"
so that one of his acquaintance, a
lady not very strong on orthogra ply,
spelled it "Larnder," slip which
seems very natural in New England.
when the insertion or omission of an
r. is one of the commonest of errors.
Thus a careless pen often converts
father" into farther" or vice versa.
and the distinction between the noun
peninsula and the adjective "peninsu-
lar is very vague indeed. 1t used to
be said in Burke's Commons of Eng
land" that the Landors descend from
the Norman knights de la Laundes,
which would account for the pronun-
citation. But this theory has been
given up. and most of the Landors
call their names as il looks, to rhyme
with "candor." or perhaps 'gander."
according to individual scrupulousness
about obscure vowels.-Springfield Re-
publican.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-19
What Every WOmanly
Woman Wants

One of the fOndest desires OF fnilito.is
Of women is TO have beautiful mar
This desire can be grained WITHOUT
the slightest risk for druggists every :
where. and The Lee & Osgood % sen
a hair tonic called Partisan Sage, tnht
Will turn dull. lifeless, unattractlHe
hair into lustrous and attractive hair
in two weeks or money back
Put the name on your shopping Iis.
right now. and be sure and get the
genuine Every package has the girl
with the Auburn hair upon IL.
Since its Introduction in America,
Partisan Sage has won unstinted praise
learned what a delightful and refresh :
ing hair tonic and dressing Paflslai
Sage is.
Just because the makers are ALSO :
lutely certain that Partisan Sage Is
the only preparation that kills the per-
nicious dandruf microbes, they are
willing to guarantee it to Danish dan
druff, stop falling hair and itching
scalp. or money back.
A large bottle of Partisan Sage costs
but so cents at druggists everywhere.
and at The Lee 81 OSgood Co. Mail
orders filed. charges prepaid, by Cir
oux Mfg. Co. Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. f. J. Moreau Q Oak St, Con-
cord. n. H., wrote Nov. 1, 1903, PARIS
ian Sage has done wonders In my case
as a dandruff cure, for my scalp was
in bad condition.
Hair doesn't fall out as bad. the new
is making its appearance fast. Am
still continuing it's use"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-19
ARTILLERY COMPANIES WILL
GO BY TROLLEY ROADS.
Will Leave Here Thursday Morning
Over the Norwich and Westerly Road.

Orders have been received by Cap
tains W. G. Tarbox and e. n. Cole
man, Jr., of the Fifth and Third COM
panies. respectively, that the trans :
portation of the local companies to
Fort Mansfield will be by electric road.
going over the Norwich and Westerly
road to Westerly and then over the
Pawcatuck Valley to Watch Hill. The
Fifth company will assemble at $50
Thursday morning at the armory, and
the Third at about the same time
The members of both companies
were at the armory on Monday even
ing getting ready for the departure.
The squad boxes were gotten ready
the packs We're rolled by the Third
company, while the uniforms We're
sized up and shirts and shoes distrib-
uted among the men. Orders were
read for the advance guard to assem-
BILE at O'Clock Wednesday morning
and get the baggage to the lighter at
the Block Island wharf, from which
point it will be towed to Fort Mans
field at Napatree Point Unless further
orders are received the advance guard,
or baggage detail, win go to the fort
by trolley.
The advance guard of the Fifth
company. which has not been given
previously. will consist of Lieut..
Charles r. Nichols, Quartermaster
Sergeant Williams, Cooks Vars and
Fish, Privates Anderson, Pecl1ham,
Maynard, Chester and Dydo.
They will assemble at 4.30 Wednes-
day morning at the arnory and go
with the Third company's detail to
the fort, whether it be by boat or by
trolley.
Following a short drill of the Fifth
company there was company meet
ing. at which the appointment of Cor
pOral Albert Turner to be sergeant
and Privates Howard Wight and
James benjamin to be corporals were
announced. Orders were read for
camp and matters pertaining to the
tour of duty talked over.
The fact that the advance details of
both companies go on "Wednesday will
leave the companies rather low on
Thursday when they leave, but the de-
tails will be at the fort day ahead
getting the camp in readiness. One or
two members of the Third com pany
who cannot be away for the entire ten
days will go to the fort on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-19
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OUTING.
Some of the Diversions Planned for
Next Tuesday at Wequetequoek.

One of the diversions planned for the
Knights Templar outing at Wequete-
quock on Tuesday next week is a bowl
ing contest between members of the
three Communicates If it is a three
man team, the New London end will be
taken care of by A. It. Hal e. Arthur B.
Calkins and DIR. Taylor. These three
have put 'em over pretty lively in the
Thames club games. A canoe race has
been added to the diversions. There
will be matches at lawn tennis and
croquet and near by the baseball game
will be contested. A rifle range will
also await attention from expert shots
and prizes for everything.
The committee Is spreading its en-
rOllment so that every diversion will
be adequately managed and kept NOV
ing. And through all the time dane
ing and concert music by a large or
chestra. The grove is a great crab
bling place and there are nets and
boats. The big bake and the MONDAY
chowder will be served under a tent
rise of ground west of the casino
Tt is promised to be the largest party
ever assembled in this county under
Knights Templar auspices and the la =
dies attached to the membership are
entering enthusiastically into the an
ticipated plea sures of the occasion.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-19
MANY AT THE SHORE
DURING PAST WEEK
Norwich People Find Pleasure at
Rhode Island Resorts.

Norwich and the eastern sections
of Connecticut have been well rep
resented the past week at the various
country places and shore resorts on
the Rhode Island coast. At the Wig
wan house at Pleasant View were
registered c. b. Ring, Howard Ring,
John Brisnel. Miss Brisnel, Mrs. NJ:
E Plummer and Mrs. A Thatcher of
Norwich i. o. Strong and Miss Irene
Griswold of Willimantic.
NJ. ]. Sears and family of Daniel
son have taken cottage for the sum-
mer at Oakland beach.
Mrs N. j. Ayling and Miss ]. E.
Clifford of Norwich were at Watch
Hill the past week
Arthur Bills of Danielson was one
of the guests at the Sykes cottage,
Highland beach, over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Peloquin and
daughter. Miss Jennie Peloquin of
Putnam, who have been visiting rela-
tives and friends at Woonsocket, have
returned to their home.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Plimpton house, Watch Hill, were Mrs.
W. A. Breed and Miss J. c. Breed of
Stonington.
At the Atlantic house Watch Hill,
last week were J. H Carey of Nor
wich A. V. Anderson of WilIimantic.
Mrs. John Gordon of Putnam was
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. James Nc
Caffrey of that village at their sum-
mer cottage at Oakland beach.
Miss Alice Osborne of Rockville
who has been visiting her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick W. Osborne, at
their cottage at Potter Hill. has re-
turned, after a ten days absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Matthews of
Central Village are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. ]. Brown at Oakland
beach.
Among the registrations at the vari-
Gus hotels at Block Island the past
week were the following: E. Milford,
E J. Woodwork, Charles G. Com
stock, Miss Gladys Robinson. A. H.
DAILY and NJ. ]. Sullivan of New Lon
don. A. v. Brooks of Stafford Springs,
C. NJ Curtis of Norwich, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ]. Daniels. Miss Annie Daniels,
Miss Mary H. Daniels, Miss Ruth Dan
iels and Miss Mary B. Daniels of Put
nam, Miss Julia F. Murtagh of Nor
witch.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Cudworth Mr..
and Mrs H. l.. Knox and James Cud-
worth of Norwich and Mrs Howard
Gates and, daughter, Miss Marion
Gates of Rockville were guests at the
Narragansett house at Watch Hill the
past week.
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-19
FIRST REGIMENT
IN CAMP AT NIANTIC.
Several Accidents and Some Trouble
Over Issuance of Rations.

The First infantry, Connecticut Ma
tiona1 guard arrived at Camp Weeks,
Mantle, Monday morning. for the an
nual tour of duty, and found the tents
the Second regiment, who were there
last week, still standing. A large part
of the mems attention was given to
getting settled, but in the early after
noon there was a lecture on sanitation
and later a regimental drill
Private Adolphus H. Miles. Company
K, Hartford, suffered severe scalp
wound by being caught against a car
Company M, Winsted, is in the hos
pital, suffering from stomach trouble.
Corporal Herbert Bissell, Company e,
South Manchester, broke thumb
while playing ball
The regular army officers detailed
for the week include Captains H. L.
Jackson and D. G. Lewis of the in
fantry Major A NJ. Barney of the
United States medical corps as medi-
cal inspector: and Captain Tiernan OF
the field artillery.
Major E. L. Isbell and Lieut.. Amos
s. Barnes of the Second infantry will
act as umpires this week.
Governor Weeks is expected to come
to the camp Wednesday to remain I'M
til Friday. Former Governor Mclean
and ongressman John O. Tiison are
among others expected about that
time.
The afternoon was spent in getting
settled, in battalion drill and guard
mount with retreat at o'clock Some
complaint was made by the men owing
to their inability to get their rations
on time. The noon rations were not
given out until nearly o'clock, and it
was somewhat of a hustle in order to
get ready for. battalion drill at half
past 2 The night rations. which
should have been given out at half past
5. were not served until an hour later.
Just what caused the delay is not
known.