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Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
Lodge Notes and Fraternal Interests
Membership Contest Supper in Slater Lodse-Elks Plan Big Bazaar--sed Men to Have Team Work Degree -Rebekahs Fave Class to Initiate-United Wood- Supervisors Named

He thought the Willimantic candidates, would be initiated at home.
 Thames council will make the eve ming a pleasant one for all attending, having plans for something in the so- cia1 line which will be enjoyable.
 ELKS.
 One of the features of the meeting of Norwich lodge, No. 430, on Thurs day evening in >Pythian hall, was the hand the bazaar to be conducted the first week in April by the lodge Tor raising money to be used in fitting up the new home of the. ElkS- Not the members alone but the merchants or the city, it was reported, are showing unprecedented interest in helping the Elks to realize their ambitions for the new home The bazaar is to be in- augurated with a great street parade on the opening night, April ', start ing from the new Elzs' home and pro- ceeding to Olympic hall In the pa rade will be 100 automobiles, the two goats, Fritz and Hans, which are to be given away with a cart and harness. the pony and cart which are to be glv- en away at the bazaar All the mer- chants have been asked to uSht up their stores fo1- the parade.
 In the list of presents to be given awayAat the bazaar, which will be more than at any previous one, the features are the goat and the pony team. They are to be exhibited before all the schools of the cit ybefore the date for opening the bazaar
 A feature about the Elks' new home that is winning commendat1on IS that they are to make no outside changes that will alter the colonial arch1tec- ture of the Osgood house, thereby pre- serving for this portion of Main street the ornamental effect of this handsome residence.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
Lingerie and Tailored Waists

Trimmed with fine Val faces and emoroideries. some with yokes other models in fine tailored linens-S1.Oo and up.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
SHEA & BURKE.

All Carpets Made and Laid Free.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
0ins kulD

John ~iesnmss si Neslcsn we
Cur efty vesterds,
l.onis Cortav was ~ from W.
Gold Balt first of the week
Jisa Williams Is back troin
arizona, where he @ent for D.
health
Chas. Hague was a visitor from
Bowerman Tuesday lie has a
number Of good claims IN THAI So
tioa, and will spend mos, II the sea-
sou mining IN o'unni-on cosstv
Mining Science. e NJ Lamo'i
general manager oi the Avx.oua
Gold M 20 operating the Bs1etsI
mines IN Mohave county. Arizoua.
has returned TO kiagmaa from LIS
Angeles, where be went ON minln &
business
County COMMISSIONER Eimer
Wiley spent several ds,s oi last w,ek
in Gunnison oH business. HE rs-
ports the Gold Links ~ shippinQ
constantly and with eighty mea em-
ployed, rather the largest foroe ever
ON the property.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
aAR0A1 ~ 49,
|S3sE$*'' -

Pete Ready ana t.rsce I.oaFenee
were over tTom Oh. Lake CIts branch
for engine Hepalrs the hrs; a the
wesk
!. Jerry Williams brosghi hls famslv
up from l,elia ahss week and Will
hoia down hi- e,id lot ~ tbe Bio
Grande express office at Gsnaison.
Ne are glad D. welconse the1a bosae
aas4n.
>slIea has a rev lsdgs - the
Order Of Railway Emplosess. aud u
starts of with a membership greater
than that oi sny other secret 81 beu-
esoleBi order an thai cav This
order Is but ave wears ola and has
JlttD members Following are she
officers; j. d. Brown. eondaetor;
JIm Jaeobs. engineer, u. A Jones.
nasormsn. Chford G. Code. fireman.
James Walden, brakeman. Mr..
Kelley, ysrdmasser. Mr. Anderson.
haeman, u. Wagner. secretary: John
Sexton. treasurer
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
Islssss1ing RsscA ksns

Supervisor Eugene Williams OF
the Cochetopa Forest Reserve ex-
pects 10 he in Gannison, March I !
and II, to interview Gunnlson cattle
men who use the range south.
Record Stockmen:-President W.
A. Gillaspey Of the Colorado Stock
Growers Association is in the city
from his home at Gunnison, Colo,
on business connected with the asso-
e,ation. lie reports Gunnisoa
county in it's ssssl fine shape and
stock wintering very we'll.
WIN. +. Manson was in Gunnison
Tuesday arranging details Of his
purchase II the Rowser ranches on
Razor creek. This is one of the best
ranch properties in that section,
though as vet not fully developed
Mr. Manson will take possession
about April 18th and starts with
best wishes Of his friends
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
Ssc,ety Dsiass 4 - Usuk

Nhe Noneav Aiterpaon elub meets
uezf 80, 80 February - wHh Mrs.
Chas. b liubbard
Fae parties gwen bv Mrs lbs III.
Cilhns FRIDAY aud ssiursiay a last
Ve'4t were Rresrlv etlsNed by the
ial,es preseni Carsls furnished the
ain"semeut SATURDAY.. aud Mrs N.
W Endner. ~ the latest bride" was
The guest 81 hpnar Ihnner was
served ~ hve oeiocs Indeed the
ieiIeions dtnBers we've features 81 the
god lime vt both parties
Mr. and Mrs y G I}ayles fully
sustained tier reputation a. enter
tainers FRIDAY afternoon. Friday
evening aud SATURDAY. evening Of last
week Their home was prettllv
iscoraied with sueaestions Of Wash
pgtons birthdav, aud many Of the
iavors. place cards aud games carried
otI that idea Gard aud finch
games were generally played A
tiuthsame dihuer was served to the
guests
\ Washington party was given
MuHday evening by Mr. and Mrs q
d. Martin. the membeis 81 the
Tourist club aud their husbands be
ing especially invited A seven
thirty luncheon began the pleasures
of the evening. music, and eonversa
ton passing the remainder of the
hours Jill guests wished the host anc
+ hostess a kind eeednieht with many
expressions Of pleasure at the merr,
gathering.
The Hard Times ball was greai
success. There were some thirty
| Eve present IN costume and bil
crowd of just plain ladies and gents
II was necessary 10 open Redmen
hall 10 accommodate the dancers
Mrs. j NJ Forbes as an Irish
Blddy' was awarded first prize fol
ladies costume and Earl Mullin, al
Isl Pers ms had the gentlemen
distanced in costume. They served
supper in the rooms adjoining ane
cleared above $40 in all.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
lagosa's nisuiuany 0s~sossa

Through the efforts Of the pastors
of the various churches of Grand
function, Colo, a convention for the
organization Of this world wide
movement, has been secured for
March 9TH. sth and 9th, and it is
hoped and expected, that all the
church denominations of Western
Colorado, will unite in sending dele
gates. The Grand Junction Cham
ber of Commerce has been enlisted
in the movement, and half fare rates
will be given from all towns by the
railroads, TO delegates who desire TO
attend the convention.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
meke q Hold This SSsi.g

A New Jersey market eardeuer
tells how 10 make aud care for hIi-
beds. in the special gardening riain-
her OF the Fruii -6rower, ~. Jos eph.
Mo, and when one apprecIaies how
simple is the operation, u Is won
der that every farmer or even the
city man who has garden does not
have one. Lettuce can be started in
the hotbed and later trausplanied 10
the open; or one can finish the crop
Of lettuce in the hotbed II des,red
Tomatoes should he started IN hot
beds in order 10 get early fruit; In
growing tomatoes in hotbeds one
should transplant them several times
in order to make the plants stack y
Some gardeners even start onle'ss in
the hotbed and trsnsplant This is
. tedious job, OF course. but IT 10 sIso
. tedioss Job To weed the a1sons
which are planted directly ia the
field, and much Of THE work is saved
when The onions are trsnsplansed
The article in the Fruit t'Yo~er
Will be . revelation % one who has
not tried tbsm, in showing how sse-
fol . hotbed can he in cunuet,tios
with any garden.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
Gave N the Limit

June Warner got his Saturday.
on Friday he imbibed too freely Of
the fluid that inebriates. Starting
10 go home he accosted voung girl
ON the street, throwing his arms
around her and trying 10 induce her
TO go with him. brought before
Judge HetherinRton ON Saturday
afternooa he pleaded guilty aud was
promptly sentenced 10 six months in
the county Jail That is the limit
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

The Vulcan Sulphur Co. has now
perfected its machinery and will
market a carload of sulpher per day.
They are Offering teaming contract
ors the exceptional price Of s l3 per
load of ten Thousand pounds of man
ufactured sulphnr from Vulcan 10
lola {. o. b. cars or warehouse, lola.
They offer $50 per car Of twenty tons
net of coal hauled from lola TO plant
1t will pay all owners of teams 10
correspond with the company as this
offer will be Withdrawn m the near
future. 1-lo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
Dsiaes Il II EIectr;c

Saturday night February 2Gth
No. l. "The Telephone Call y
A drama Of unusual interest.
No. >. 4 Jealous Fiancee. A
comedy. Very pleasing
Ne. 3 Unsuccessful Flirts Full
of Ridiculous situations.
No. 4. Illustrated Song.
No. ;. Srlection by Gavette'
Orchestra.
No. 6. The Honor Of Thieves A
verv Interesting picture.
No. .. Love Will Find a WAY.
Very pathetic. Beautiful scenery.
No. s. Illustrated Song. Tel
Mother I'll he There.
No. 9. Two Great Griefs A
fine drama.
No. 10. Doll Making.
Gavette Orchestra will furnish
music for entire program.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
49, q Sssvire

There will be an evening service
at tine Episcopal church Friday the
10Th Inst. al 1,30 O'Clock at which
Bishop brewster oi Western Colo
RADIO will preach
That afternoon the ladies Of the
Guild Will give reception for the
bishop at the Iehrritter home on the
Boulevard and a general invitation
is extended.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
e0 esa

Two frame cottages, FIVE and SIX
rooms.
Nineteen room residence fiat, first
and second story.
Seven room residence flat or can
be used for offices ON second floor.
The j. j. Potter business premises
with four residence rooms attached
Ten room residence fiat, West
Gunnison.
HENRY +. LAKE, Gannlson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

We are receiving regular daily
shipments OF bread and pastry from
j. A. Gavette, who is now established
at 257 Broadway Denver, Colo,
These goods are strictly first class in
every respect and are the nearest to
home made obtainable. A trial will
convince you
7-tf. GAZETTE BROS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

The class in French which Dr.
Chas f. Hubbard conducts. on
Thursday and Friday alternately of
each week, numbers fifteen. The
same Young ladies are studying the
history of Christian Missions with
Mrs. Hubbard The class will meet
this week ON Saturday instead OF
Friday at three O'Clock, on account
Of DR.. and Mrs. Hubbard other
engagements.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
Fer Sale sr Trsde

Good work or driving horse, four
horse riding plow, and five Angora
cats. Want cattle, pigs OF chickens
II. l.. BoCkER. Crested Butte. 1-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
es.s6a - Uo CssaGk Eajsysd

Satida MAA-
In spite of the unseemly weather
a last evening a goodly crowd st-
teaded the benefit ball in honor Of
Elmer England, the brave brakeman
who ,as lain IN the hospital eighteen
months in the hope Of saving his lag,
which was injured in a railroad &c
cident Maddens orchestra fur
nIshed exquisite music. being
strengthened by the trombone in the
hands Of MIR Garrelts. thus the or
chestra was increased 10 i've pieces.
Chairman Wsddel was on hand
making it his business 10 see that
every one had good time and it was
the eoncensus of opinion that the
dance was one Of the incest socially
that has been given for some time.
The amount derived from the affair.
which goes 10 the benefit Of England.
could not be ascertalDed last night
Fully go tickets were put out and
number were sold 10 out Of town
parties who failed 10 come ON ac-
connt oi the extremely cold weather.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
Oivss Typevri1svs

Oliver ribbons, carbon sheets and
typewriter paper in stock. Call and
see the new Oliver No. ), latest
model. II is far and away the hest
typewriter ON the market
II. y. Lake, Jr.
Gunnison. Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

When in need uf a good, up-to
Gate sewing machine get the White
Rotary For Sale by @ D. Martin.
The only machine on earth that will
sew ON buttons. i6-ti
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

Mrs Ida Parlin Coats arrived
Monday from Denver, and has been
the guest of Gunnison friends most
OF the week She will 60 ON TO other
Western Slope points in the interests
of the A T. Lewis Dry Goods com
pany of Denver, in which emporium
she is now head salesladv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
owyln1s CsugA

The saloon Of Quinn a Hogan was
broken into "Wednesday night, the
slot machine broken open and the
till robbed. Yesterday Felix White,
John Hicks and Frank Myres were
arrested. Trial SATURDAY..
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

see oar Thamps1u aslove Fitting
CsEseis NeV STYLES : 4 - 30 50 Csl.
SAMPIINEES.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

Heg sEEEEFER vsSTEp Mrs. y. X.
>amnaegs. Gunnison. 6-if
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
0ySZNESS LOCALS

asif gsis nHa sHsaasillsa ~ ~ aHsfsf
fsss hsra 9 caais . l.sls.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

br Geo. Sal.iean. the dentist an
noances thai hs vill te ~ Crested
Butte. MaFch !. 5. 81. lW
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

Wes.d like % buy a gentle drIv
ing horse Address Mrs Frances
Ar,eroarn. Gubnison. CJlo. Gtf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

In sending her 1910 subscription
to the News-Champ,on office, Miss
Penelope Brown Of Davenport, Iowa,
writes that she is doing visiting
nursing work among the city poor
and enjoying her work very much.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

fosr Brood ! aws f1r sale Will
pig IN Aay Can he delivered IN
April Pr,ces from S29 D. $50
9tf Thee DAVIS. Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

Clarence ADAMS
Furniture and Queeusware Tele-
phone No. 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25
TWENTY WEARS AGO
Sfi0iiisf amid a. glfniuiitHas D. flEalf
aaa sscsr brssoi,i - sssss

The boat hoase al Mullins l..ke
wss DESTROYED by ere.
>priRg shsckloi8Ed vas applinlea
postmaster al Guanl-on.
The Residence of John Fhck At
Ohio CIiy was 5arBed % abe grosnd
n. y. Irish was stabbed "a fhe
srm by s~ede while he vas tryIae
to stop a quarrel
Alex Gsllest was appaansed com
ty attorney by the then commission
ers. Messrs. Miner. fosttr and Macy.
John Mccormick was made tax com
missioner. In response o. request
of delegation consisting "a Messrs.
Parks. I.stimer, MastheVs and Gul
lett the board appropriated - .g~
TO he used as aR advertising fund
tor GunBison eounty
sssrsssTH9sev1vse.~
the one hand and due process II
law on the other, NAV be well deGn-
ed, consistent aud not IN conflict. The
rule or prlnciple Of law thus briefly
outlined has been upheld by the
Courts Of last resort ia most all Of
cur states, as we'll as the United
states. running back over a period of
nearly half a century the cases he
lag too numerous for citation. cul-
minsting in the New York Gas Cases
decided by the Supreme Court Of
nited States IN January last year.
Now suppose which is preposter-
Gus, but for sake of argument
thai our water power should be mo-
noposized In this state, then under
the decisions Of our Courts of last
resort the public could be amply
protected by Legislation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

Mrs. L. $. Cuthbert is spending
the week in Grand junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

Mrs. Roy Alexander and little boy
are to arrive this week from Cim-
arron, and will visit Gunnisou
friends and relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

Tasty meals pleasantly served.
That is our motto. The Royal Cafe,
Gannisoa, Colo.
b D. LAsHhRooG, Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

The ladies' Of St Peters churcl
will serve a business Mems Suppe
from i've 10 eight O'Clock at tn
Woodmen hail ON II. Patrick's Day
March IL. Active preparations ar
already being made TO make -
Patrick 5 Ball and Supper to be bel
tins year at Woodmen and Redme
halls the social success Of the seasol
The marriage Of {. W. Shores an
Miss Harriet Eaphemia Stevensc
occurred in Denver last Saturday Il
18th, at the nome Of A. N. Steve
son, brother of the bride. 10
Doc Shores" and Miss Stevens
were very well known througho
Gunnison county. Mr.. Shores "
sheriff here several term. and N
Stevenson taught in the coun
They will be At home after MAJ
2Oth, at IL Corona St. Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

FoR sNLE Thirty head Il good
yoass shorthorus and llereiurds
mostly two aud three year old heIiers.
Inquire Of W A keelor. Parlins. : .
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

Saw mill for sale, or viii lease 90
responsible party Located now at
Sargents
J. ~ Whitehurst.
salida. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

Rev. Di. Forsyth of Grand June
tion spoke at the Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening, his particular
subject being the proposed lay
mems Missionary Movement Incl.
dentially he spoke on the Anti saloon
issue, in which he took leading
part at the Junction. Dr Forsyth
is forcefal speaker and his talk
was listened 10 with much interest
Last week, our lowest tempera-
tare. we believe it was Thursday
morning, ran TO 80 below. A travel
ling man walked up from La Neta
minus gloves and with his overcast
unbuttoned. Gee, it must be pretty
cold, he said. How cold, do yos
think" was the reply. ''Oh. at leass
zero" said he. And that is about
the way our still dry cold weather
runs. The same morning it wss 32
below by governDent record q
Bse,a Vista. % ct Pitkia, asd we
heard % 1t Salida. Lake City ~
reported.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-25

Gunnison, Colo.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-07-29
HOMEMADE HAIR ORNAMENT
The New Ones of Plated Ribbon Are
inexpensive to Make But
Costly to Buy.

Have you seen the new ornaments
of plated ribbon with single
cabuchon as fastening or one at each
end? These are expensive to buy but
may be easily made at only the cost
of enough ribbon to go three times
around the head and small box of
pearl or colored beads.
Cut the ribbon into three equal parts
and fastening it at one end plait into
a loose braid. Gauze or satin ribbon
about two inches wide is the best
choice. A novel effect is given by
using two or three colors, preferably
different tones of the same shade or
soft pastel tints. A central strand of
black is used with good results.
While cabuchons can be bought at
small cost they may be made perhaps
more cheaply by stringing beads of diff
ferent sizes on a fine gilt or silver
wire, then twisting it into coils or
ovals to form a solid ornament. This
may be made quite nat or the wires
can be bent to have it moundlike In
form.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-07-29

into the ''Mayfower society,"" without
| SO much as "by your leave"
Another New England forebear was
Snereb1ah Evans of Milton, Mass, a
Revolutionary soldier. He was born
In Maryland, and married Elizabeth
| Dudley. Their son, Sherebiah, was
born at Boston, 1895 The marriage
connections of this line include the
Hirr1sons, Clarks, Cooks and Warmers.
Sherebiah may have been the son
or grandson Of James, who came from
England in IT'S, with wife and four
children, to Cecil county, Maryland.
One son, John, who was in the French
and Indian war, removed to Lancaster
county, Pennsylvania His wife was
Sarah Denny
In Maine one of the prominent mem
bers of the family was George Evans,
born 1897. He was attorney general
OF the state, and candidate for NOM
ination as vice-president when Tay-
Tor was nominated.
The family has always been prom
inent in Pennsylvania.
Lott Evans, born in Wales, a friend
| OF Penn, set out on the same ship in
1881, but died at sea. He had three
| sons, Thomas, Charles and Lott, or
John. While Penn was in England
In 1904, Thomas (some records says
john was provisional or deputy gov
ernor of the colony.
Thomas married Sarah Roberts and
they raised a large family. One son,
Jonathan, had foundry, and the tree
Penn with the Indian chiefs, was on
the foundry grounds.
The family has it's poets, authors,
statesmen, scientists and inventors.
The first steam engine constructed on
the high pressure principle was made
and designed by oliver Evans of Del
aware, born 1855, and who died 1919.
The blazon of the coat-of-arms
shown is: Quarterly, first and fourth,
argent, three boar's heads, couped,
sable; second and third, gules, a lion
rampant reguardant, argent.
Crest: A demi-lion reguardant, ar
gent holding between his paws, a
boar's head, couped, sable.
Motto: Libertas. r.,
This Is the coat-of-arms used by the
Evans of Pennsylvania, who trace
back to Lott and Lofts line included,
not all the royal families of Great
Britain, but the Tudor line and the
founder of one of the royal lines of
Wales-as above stated.
In st. Peters church, Philadelphia,
window to the memory of Joseph
R. Evans, represents the lion of the
arms, with a boar's head issuing from
coronet, and the motto: Aut vincere,
aut mort.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-07-29
CLEANING OF BLACK GOODS
How to Treat Frock of This Color
When Old or When Spotted
and Dusty.

Where black must be worn in sum-
mer, as for mourning, it is hard to
keep it from getting gray and dusty
looking.
q A frock must be we'll shaken as
soon as it is taken off, and the hem
OF the skirt gone over with a stiff
brush. Then dust carefully with a
fine whisk, using a soft velvet brush
or piece of black Grape for silk or
net trimmings
This treatment should be insisted
upon where maid is kept, and other
wise should be done by the wearer.
When the habit is once established it
does not take long, and frock is al
ways ready when needed.
1t the material has grown gray or
shiny 1t can be freshened by Wiping
off with alcohol This is particularly
good for black hats, and does not hurt
Grape if carefully applied
Where black goods are much spotted
they can be cleaned with common
brown soap-such as is used in the
kitchen. Sponge well with thick
suds of the soap, rinse and press on
the wrong side or under a, thick cloth
to prevent shininess.
When mud stains remain on a black
skirt after careful brushing they can
often be removed by rubbing with
half a raw potato
Do not use ammonia to clean black
gowns. This is a common cleanser,
but makes the material, especially
woolens, rusty.
Cottons or linens are apt to turn
gray unless carefully washed Black
starch should be used.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-07-29
MANY HINTS ABOUT THE BABY
What to Do When the Little One
Falls and Is Injured-Refreshing
Drink for Hot Weather.

When baby falls and bruises him
self. provided the skin is not broken,
apply a clean cloth wrung out of wa
ter as hot as can be borne. A little
olive oil, butter or vaseline should
then be rubbed in to prevent dis
coloration.
If the skin is broken, however,
battle the place carefully with warm
water, to which little boracic acid
has been added, to remove the dirt.
Then apply some boracic ointment,
and the abrasion will very quickly
heal says Home Chat. e
Barley water makes a cooling and
refreshing drink for the little ones
during the hot weather.
1t should be prepared like this:
Well wash two tablespoonful Of pearl
barley and simmer gently in a pint
and half of water for two hours.
Then strain, add little lemon juice
and sweeten very slightly.
In hot weather it should be made
fresh every day, as it turns quickly.