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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
Brief State News

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

Grsaite council ho, TT, Royal er~ csaDr9, to =>1 syngs8 session. elected officers @s follows t4faa s,. fsayaff, regent William Nekefgzle. y1es re- zsats Joseph W, Eaese3sse, orator; John M Dop0DUs, sitting p4sf regent Archie F. 7 fofJtg5 53stofls seefe4zFys Albert t. t>2F81efs cIitsetgf< John M. Go9f1b~ eAr, 4fezsafeFs William .. s5efNe, cha plain " EileFy sstea6sassg. asaaGe Mff3 MeX@Dz1e. warden Tsaou9as Nev TDafg fgeu. warden g1bu Nf. G1pg9lte, feDTeseatts tive, sad ~anfbfgD ". 55aF- Dfsss alternate, 10 fs4e grand 1D9n@a5e Albert F. 9safDers cs3ega te, and SYtn- tpfOD t% Barber. S3tffHzaf, ao fae EbDSs ls3ap9 hospital bed f2f9a asse~ e1afi0n5 Frank ", Coy, trustee for 5 years
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
IL ~ss just forty.ssysn years sso,
William Y. CrifSs and Marie, z. Hxne. csaarters frcnn shs Eicrt,x.

WtufSm h. 1yrrfa Src 1Sr1Sr Ls Hyne, oessrters frorn ths Eisnthy- eighth company, coast artillery c0rDg, stationed al Fort Nans6el6. gre held in New York on complaint of the New Haven police. for the theft of g5lver- ware from hotels in that city. The men were in uniform when arTesreS and each had a suit case filled with eiivsrware, 3ewslry and rweDty-Eix razors. Chic. BTangAelc believes that the soldiers entered the KnsTa1 cot tags al Watch Hill. Last spunner. and stole 5swefry to the value of syD0D from Nrs. D. J- Bzrrell ot Water burr and her 6aughter. Mrs. Thatcher of Boston Deputy Sheriff Casey be- Heves that the twenty-Ejx raz0rs were taken from the barber snop in the Pot ter building on the b-i6ge last -hgrg- day night The Westerly and Paw cstrck officers will 20 to New Haven and take a view Of the x3ole1 property for the purpose of ioeutifca-jOn- The soldiers waived ex--s6itio1 fl New York and consented to return ro Eew Haven to answer to the charge pf theft
 Should the property stolen tss 2. part of what was taken from the Watch EfTI cottage and from ttls barber shop
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Ero1E1w ing zS rae List .f unclaimed letters a. the Mystic E,1,st.resAtes I6r-z. Bues1BeE C E Latham Mrs TTIEla.r1 8Iou1p, c. l.. Baker .G8r4n I1EaGsEEsgisiCErl Fred Hsatdev. 1Gfs. George EEeEnd E1e- rsr9 z 57essas9r QdSas Nancy Esegge. sarescl Carpenter 4delzssz y sststzsrz,es-s srr1eefg ls.-.r.H
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Local Ls>onfcs,
 Lone1lzo U. Richmond -$ eeg61e1 to bas home oy sie@fess.
 y5e regular to0DgzJy meeting 6f the Westerly bDafG of fFa.oe uAs eeeB a1~ 3DUraeQ tp 1fas first Tuesday, ln g2n- usfy
 One quarter of fhe money received from 1iQDDf licenses in Rhode JSlaa4 goes tg tos state and tas balance t0 tbs tDwH.
 Louis Arnold and Thomas 6paf9o of Westerly are singing first and second bass. Hes positively. 5fi the izh96e Islaua state college glee elgD.
 P9oeoe Bsfnsr y'ottes, tsls9xh4er of 1fr. a'ao @rs- W11JisFa E. tptter. sf 6 Prospect street. and ElEaef Franklin Eittef58oDses are 1D pe married Deoean- Def z4
 Arrangements are nea1gy eoro,gets9 for tae senior promenade 0f tsae West er3g high scboD4, 10 be held 31 E5ig6l aeaooi hall Tuesday evening, De9enl- fr@rf@ is composed Gf g1assse8 51owef. Annie E. &oern. Katherine F. Brown. Agnes D. EocAs and Jose2a f3- How are
 Nab 1he sXoeDt50, of fHlgse for Watch 35l3. no licenses have bsen granted for the Sale of 1z5tQx5 x5ea15og 9rg1Dr 3n ths Second resFresen tstfF C district 0f Westerly wnere the rre,- .cf-tE vote w@-s against license The F8fSt c5Etf3ct voted 1n flavor 9f license and nearly al srege gra1ter5 10r that district This cooc1td0n ia simply eo- sncjaeo1aL
 With q mem 3ergoiD Df thirty sa< s3g9 38 the treaS5fl-. ft. G6le5Lae1s E To -s1 4osriDsIce society of Fasr tuck one Of the Clclest organizations z@T Iar- cd with the Catholic Total A As,stinenese union gf C101r@ctleut 5s planning re, nteDs-nc- In fact, q vote 1D that ed- feet has been taken. but claim ls made rhe vote 1S o91trzry t0 oaaet5 5tztlg-sz.l Ee7gz1r rsrr3anrg.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Tue fgssess3 ef Albert 4. gtter vas he'd Tuesday sftesnl'9o sat 2-SD o'clock ffg1a tae l9zse t.f AS sstsG. Mrs George s5~ FsziNe~-, szt i3al.1ssst,r' s
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Taae 06ss0c-sy elLg wss sa5.el-ssi1 ,:se;e Monday afternoon Dy b0rs James La t1rpp. Tas study of Nesa4es Nss.s con- t11aesa There N2s 2 large attendance and Lhe following papers Nar@ real The pazza- 11cs. Cracrgs IL Minor l5jDFg lgr5 a6fs C'r.2I.lss LszlTzs- Ti5-s- 19retbo, 46rx. 9 c F,a5lsy< c-zrrszn1 EreEtss Mes LG1cT lissl T-ae Es1 meeting wn 5,s held at r-2s ao1se tsf Mira Charles II Itz1ls
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

&t fae pasl0ss Vf btAe sf l. e8sawfia f5ae Egas gfa7a ge-2Tas hel@ ? faSsf sae~ eeSsss3 Christmas s<se ! Tuesday, ffsls decorations were sad and wss Dss o9lDss Sf fae gssS.ss &s 4tse 1c1s1as were Q 5sses tilvfsnaa Trgae4s zasG Maud 95rDWn aa fae Fsane. $fTses.sssS Misses Lila gl@e2asss aa 51ee089g f1aar~ Gg aF fEle eat<g t@Hses Mrs f4aeg fay LVF Misses 5S9ah &@el Jeaais GQ5alAas aud &el.e Brock @t flsAe cake a2syss. Misses Annie T<s slDr, Mlfsss 53soass,gsa and Florence Gr@wa 2g ftEs 4es ersss1as favie, 1n ssze eyet1ax q aaasseeg and literary Js02srza aassle WAS f'ezIe.sfss1~
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
WESTERLY DAY BY DAY
Young Peoples Board Willing Forswear Christ mas presents-Budlona Post Elects Offcers-Mem- bers of Dist Ke2t C. V Recall Anniversary of fredericksburg -Thievin2 Soldiers Arrested in New York-Pawcatuck T. A. Society Disband.

Gt9f71s afa1 gsgaa w1B be taken eo fiae courts fn Westerly aud FfAaiH2tgD 3E fHfffs aftsf DejflG released Dg fae New gtSven authorities
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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fDser*s Lss@ss sfo4es C-r~sssess 3sis-Fxners8 of Ef5erE A. Mister ", C. '. J, +sesl>ss Interesting Meet ing,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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asse ssxgl4r sii-saleiaglsF F rsssedfssg sf fse ~ C T IT, wz.S slel1 Tuesday aft erDDDa ss E-SD qf@soeS 2a 7lszeff fo9FDs gD Bank square, sf4@r r.se ragla.sr sgls-- 3tlesS s4T Wrlesn Naas presided 0aer v9 6se president NIfs Charles 5c STea g4ssg 4 tey2rY ye5esg.a.s,1ssls5 Uss carried DgL l,Sae,e wsas z good sIt1sssi@s sSss}ese.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

The vossg DsoDJss bosrs Df tbe Westerly seySathr 1ay issDsjss church serves practically as a Young Peoples SOeisty d Christian Hn1esyof, asq Df tstS interest has increased by fas 3p- fr0Gvefton of sD~lsai exercises Jbsrs is also growth of interest 3Y 1is- sion work. and if is sxDeefss that tue collection fer missions will Ds roVbl@e. TO that std ths board has fhs follow ing proEssition under consideration
 Resolved. That vs will purchase aD rlatsrfs1 for, CT ChristBlas z1fts, ez- csD4 s0ugs necessary article f1f one 3n special Bss1 th~yspfs bot us will o9- nsts such uson~y ss ~S usually sDeDe in friendly gifts to a fund fDf the equipment of the school iH i1ew~DD, China, or the FeBks school in Af&aa- bss. also
 Resolved, That we realize this ss more fn harmony with the g1ft agl1 lie of Christ tbsp our ordinary meth cd of making CbristnAss gifts.
 While this project WAS suggested by sD aged member of fhs church and fs approved Dy some cf the other a2es members, it ls fot received with favor by fhs younger and majority Df tias church membership, and will Dr0Da Dly be rejected when put tD 4 vote, as the custom of friendly gift giving af christmss time still obtz3as 3n West eny and fbs chureh naesnDegs Of the town contribute their fUIj share ln fas support of foreign missions.
 Eudiens post, Depsrtrnsnt Of Shoos fslsnd, c. 4. R. 5n annual meeting elected officers BE folIows. Benjamin F. Corey. commander Cbr1stpp1er Simmons, senior vice commander Jansg A. Eiss0n. junior vice o05nDlan~ der; John F. Brown, qQaftsruas.staYt George Bsilauiy, sUTSsDns EFaSfus ". rsayOer. chaplain John &cf<1ilocf3, of- 1cer of the day; Jsfnes A. Barber, of- Gcer of the guard; William Cha sDDJju, patriotic instructor Charles A. Clark, sentinel EenJaxplD f3. JDur1elJotte. William Charnpifn Paul jf E5illarr, delegates, and James A. fJssrs. fsof- see P. Eur6ick anc James A. EaF2ef, slterDates to gtats oepartnneHt e1- csmpment. to be held April s at q place yet to be seIecteo.
 it wss just forty seven years sSo, Moocsy, since ths Trsnty first rssi- rnsnt, Connecticut volunteers, had its first experience in actual warfare af the battle of Yrscericks51rz Com pang c 2. this rsg3usnt, WAS credit cd to North Etonir gron and there are now rsgfdent in Westerly seTer mem bers of that com pany who partleap4t- ed In that battle. They are John r. Brown, CoDrtlaDc c. Stanton. 11osrr T. Crumb, Charles A. Clark Paul H. Tfillsrd, Edwin A. Lewis and Michael Welch-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

Louis Arnold and Thomas 3spasro of Westerly are singing first and second bass. respectively. 5n- the tla9de Islan1 state college ELee elgD
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

P1DsDe Esther Potter t2auah4.sr Of Afg. sg9 brs. W11Jisua E. s3otber. sf 6 Prospect street. and Elanef Franklin Eiftefl8obses are 1D 2e fr.s-rled Deoean- fsa-F N1
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

One ~g3laFtef Of fae money rsaeis1ese from Liquor leeHses in Rhode Island goes tg fps state aG1 tae Daaaaee tD ths 1D@H
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

yte regular roDDt2gy meeting of Ehe Westerly DDAfG Of trade aAs f.eeB a,1~ 5DUrneo GD tas first I&esa9y 5n gza- uSFy
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-09-02
STAG PARTY.

A most successful and enjoyable
stag party was given Saturday night
at the residence Of Mr.. j. H. Kelly,
Jr., on Bass street. At $50 o'clock
the gentlemen began to gather and
continued until the number reached
twenty-three. The madn object of the
gathering was to organize a club. All
present seemed to manifest great in
terest in the undertaking. After re-
freshments were served those assem-
bled were asked to repair to the CEN
ter room and look pretty and Mr..
j. j. Lay, one of Nashville's most sue
cessful photographers, made a flash
light picture of the group. Mr.. Kelly,
who was master of ceremonies, called
on the following for toasts on the sub
ject before them: Mr.. Louis K. Thorn
as, Sr., DR.. r. H. VOORHEES,, Mr.. Geo
O. Boyd, Mr.. A. GOodWine, DIR. j. A.
Napier and Chas. w. Kelly. After
the few interesting remarks, a tenn
pOrary organization was formed with
the following temporary officers: Mr..
j. H. Kelly, Chairman; DR.. r. H.
Voorhees,, Secretary; DR.. Napier
Treasurer. 1t was decided that the
members present would be the char
tered members, who are as follows:
Messrs ]. H. Kelly, Jr,, Chairman;
R. H. Voorhees,, Secretary; J.. A..
Napier, Treasurer; D. B. Barry, Clar-
ence Harwell, 1. c. Moore, Louis K.
Thomas, j. G. Nixon, Fred J. Ewing,
l. j. Rogan, ]. w. Williams, Walter
Davis, Geo. McClennon, P. P. Perkins,
A. Goodwine, G. H. c. Beadley, ]. j.
Lay, -- Lay, Geo. 0, Boyd, Johnson
Cockrell, Will Jones, w. Bradley and
Chas. w. Kelly. At about IL o'clock
all left feeling quite happy with the
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-09-02

young a that wants to see Jesus
and show him to some n else"
DR., Clark called attention to the
false notion of Christianity. Some
parents hold their children from
hearing religious worship because
they have not as nice clothing as the
other child. God ordered that the
children should bring the wood, the
father make fire and mother knead
the dough, but the thing is changed
now, the husband lies in bed until the
wife does all, and then arises fretted
if the meal is late. The mother of
Jesus exemplified family circles. Je-
sus dignified family life, when dying
ON the cross ne called his disciples
attention to his mother, saying, Be
hold the woman and left her in
charge of his brother"
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-09-02
r ANN LOTION.

Mrs. Ann Lotion died August 21st
at her residence, GA Shankland
street, after an illness OF a few
months. She became stricken with
paralysis, an affection nom which one
can be but mildly relieved, yet every
thing that could be done was done:
for at all times she was lifted, turned
and soothed with the tenderest care
by her loved ones. At no time could
she be found that either Georgia or
Leslie were not at her side. She was
quiet and unassuming in her manner.
yet a devout adherent to the teachings
she thought to be right to the faith
once delivered. She held on till the
angels came to bear her to her rest
ing place. All during her illness she
told her friends of her nome beyond
mot made with hands" where they
would find her when she left this
world.
Singing clearly, one afternoon. "I
know have another building. I know
not made with hands," she said.
Now If should go without saving a
word, you children will know where
to find me-"
She leaves to mourn her absence.
John, her souls h~eaviness. Houston.
Jack, LESSEE and Georgia, as sons and
daughters, besides grand children and
a host of friends.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-09-02
DIR. CLARK breaches TO THE
FAMILIES OF NASHVILLE.

Last Sunday at st. Paul Al. M. e
Church a very large proportion of the
families of the city was assembled
to hear a family sermon which was
preached by Rev. DR.. G. H. Clark
pastor of Mount Olive Baptist Church
The service was conducted under
the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association. The young
men plan these public meetings from
time to time to show to the public
what the aim of the Association is
and the help it will afford to the
young men of the present generation
as we'll as generations unborn.
The people began to arrive before
the hour of opening and when the
program was begun the spacious au-
ditOrium was almost filled.
The choir was joined by the congre-
cation in the singing.
Mr.. S. f. Williams, chairman of the
meeting, "a introduced by DR..
Brooks and made some very inspiring
remarks concerning the Y. M. C. A.
movement in Nashville. Mr.. Will
w.
liams spoke of the value of work for
God which was done at a sacrifice
and also spoke of the many favors
and valuable services rendered the
Association by the leading men of the
city, and how that they never re
fused.
After musical selection, DR.. Brooks
introduced the speaker of the occa.
sion in very glowing terms, pointing
out the things that made him promi.
nent and calling attention to the fact
that DIR. Clark was recognized as a
leader throughout the state and coun.
try.
DR. Clark spoke one nour, and dur
ing this time his audience enjoyed
his wholesome sermon. He said
THE influence of Christianity on fam
lily life should be exerted to destroy
false pride. Christ admires any
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-09-02
Mrs. Watson Entertalns.

An enjoyable event of last
evening was at the home of Mrs.
Samuel Watson, Thirteenth avenue,
South The house was beautifully
decorated with large clusters of yell
low asters. Refreshing ices and ac-
cessories were served on the lawn,
after many amusing games we're
played. The young guests included
Misses Mayme Owens, Margaret Pow
ell, Josephine Watkins, Luella Ham
BILE, Sallie Davidson, Westelle Wood
ruff, Maggie ID. Watson, Lena Watson,
Messrs. Osborne Jackson, M. E.
Woodruff, Willis Irwin, Hobert Wat
son.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-09-02

The bride was handsomely gowned
in a dainty white embroidered hinge
RE dress carrying a beautiful boqust
of brides roses ana maiden hair fern.
Her only attendant was the maid Of
honor, Miss Clara Elizabeth Adams.
She was beautifully sowned in a cos
tune of blue marquisette and carried
American beauties, killarney roses and
pink carnations. Mr.. Joseph M. Sell
ers was best Quite a number of
handsome presents were received.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-09-02
MILADPS NOTE BOOK.
w. E. p. Outing.

The w. E. P. Club gave an outing
Monday, August %, to Hermitage.
The party went out early in the morn
ing, and after enjoying a picnic din
ner served under the beautiful trees,
spent the afternoon in games and con
tests and other amusements. Those
participating were Misses Mary Bates,
Geneva Bender, Joanna Hill, Jose
phine Hill, Henrietta Hibitt, Ritche
Ridout, Sallie Ezell, Estelle Berry,
Efie Hadley, Mary Julia Wright, So
phronia Brown, Mabel Northern, Maud
Wilkerson, Jennie Brice, Louise Bos-
worth, Messrs. Leslie Rowan, Robert
Sumner, Alex. Upton, Arthur Taylor
Charles Powell, Felix White Thos
Cohn and Banks.