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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
j. L. COWLEs WILL SPEAK
 ON PARCELS POST.
Large Number of Grange Members Ex-
 pccted Here Thursday.

At Thurgday afternoons meeting of New London County Pomona grange, No. z, r. Of H., which .s 10 take place in Pythi3u hall, the members who will be privileged 10 attend at this time are promised a decided treat in the ad dress Of Mon. James L. cowies of New York city, whose subject will be A Postal Republic yg. q Railroad DespOe- ism.
 Mir. Cowles is the secretary and treas urer of the Postal Progress league, and has just returned from an extended tour through the west. as far as Dem yer, where he made addresses on Par ce.s Post before large Tneetings of edi- tors boards Of trade, chambers of commerce, and before the meeting of the interstate commerce con1igsIon that vas recently held in Chicago. His gub- ject is being agitated generally all over the country but is of especial interest to the farmers, and there is no one who is more familiar with this import ant topic and can explain it more thor oughly and in Q more attractive man. ner than the speaker whom Lecturer c. Warren Davis has secured for the occasion. On this account q, good sig ed audience is looked forward to.
 The programme that Lecturer Davis has arranged provides other attrac- tive features. however, and among those that were not mentioned on the printed bill sent out recently is q song by Ernest R. Church of Lebanon.
 Election Of officers takes place at this meeting, and it will probably be the most important meeting of the year.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
AT POLPS.
The Lion and the Mouse.

Every seat waH taken Monday eve ming at PolIs theater when Po-Ts 5 Players put on The Lion and the Mouse as the opening attraction. h the afternoon there was good sized audience. On both occasions q most favorable impression was made by the company. their work being witnessed in the afternoon by MT. PoI himself.
 Manager Rusk has assembled an ex- cellent company and they are 10 re- main here indefinitely. to give Nor wich the benefit of 2 stock company, and the indications or Monday were most Dropitious. That II E 5us- V nal has been wanted was the general opinion and the production was pro- nOunced . distinct success
 As John Burkett Ryder. the Lion. .. F Cairns was most p-sasirgly east He gave Q fine interpretation Of the -uler of men and the operations Ot trick of a woman, the mouse, which role was taken by Gertrude Perry tn Z. manner which showed in most con v5rciQg manner her Cls-e- ability IEa scene in which she makes the lion crawl was well down and drew forth much applause
 As Jefferson Ryder, Robert LeSreuT was very good, while J H Booth as Senator Roberts cap5Eal1T presented the role of a politician Harry SecleE as FitzHugh Bagley created much laughter by his work. while Laurence Dunbar, Emma Hayner and Helen Scott were well selected for tha~ work.
 Between the acts motion pictures were shown. The play will continue through the week and judging ron the success o< the opening day DC mistake has been made n introducing stock company 10 Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
LEpYAHD COUPLE
 MARRIED FIFTY YEARS.
osless Ws9ztn1 Csisbsstsc bJ Hr, soS Mrs. ce1rtisSs Ls~S-Lsrss Fsaaiiy Gathering.

Yrova 11 to f 4. ea Monday 4r asaa Bfs, EOort1zEs LsBss @f 1>eegasT eess- bfztse their golden wedding Dy q fa8s- iJy reunion at which there were sseet EysssDt from ether tonas> aaSnE 3fssg' 'ss ealing 10 pas fAejr respects te fs2s gslf hls9B8 l<eeysfG c0Eple.
 There vas . sVmDtp@as 9J1uef for the large gathering at f5as Lamb home stead ard D1aHV sf7s presents were re- oeissd Dy Mir and Mrs. Isfon, sse3ee- ing gifts 5n gold and silver. Among those present fT9si 9Bt Of town were c1asges Lamb. #. r, Dsw9eY. Mrs. yons than Lester Miss Lester and Miss Yanny Lester Of &orWie5s Charles ! Cha DToaa of Groton. Milton Lamb ef
 MT and Brs L@agD are as&lves of tic toun of J<seYarS sss Tor f5ls Das st fifty years have resided 2. tEs Ia 5"D homestead, where they a@at t1 AFe following their marriage.
 Nr. Lamb wss born st the oona@stsa's Sept 57. 7s5z, 1De sCD ef f3<see1 zslo Sara Cha Dsra&u J>sD1b. He reo@5seo 2 eorn aa1B school es1cS ton af5s Las f1l- lowed toe ossinsss of farming sHc garden marketing He was f@srte1 70 the Ke1eJS4 assembly 1E 2ss1 sT@ serF- e6 OE ftee con f15ttee on s@ of laIzes lie ha.s serye> b-S town &s Se-eef ssl4.7 assessor. member sf fhs board cf Fs1lsf and has been e1xtrlet committee seF~ eez3 t51aes. He acts mlrb tae GssgsG- cratic party On D~.5tlcs4 gsesEtoas Mrs. f>zsl1 aas born t1 ts3e IElgn- vile seetio1 sf Lsdy2Tes her aasl Ger name being Mary Jane L@sJeF. cs JStl- ter of Eg. and Mrx. 1sasc Jester. Efx of their enissFer4 3fe liy3sg g-&Drfs U t4SID of Lsegsye. Isaac Lamb ot fsFg- ton Charles Lamb cf &cY@le1. H~E T>@r5et fsSs~ef1rc Of f5g0fcE. Mrs, ES2,s Smith of Wlnste9 and 3fTx. Cha Sr3es GscS1sr cf W&rs-fcr6
 ESfn Mir and @TE LarrD are er5o1 ing excellent nsaatb and 5f9 fag Gl e3ssrFe mary more aE1giTeye4~ ~les-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
HEPTESCPH6 HAVE THEIR
 ELECTION OF OFFICERS
James J. Flynn Chosen Erehen--ko
 Delegate to Supreme Coneiays.

large attendance was in evidence Monday night st the regular meeting Of Norwich conclaye, So. z2s, T. .. IL which vas held in their rooms in the Austin block ArcIon John E. Be- noiG presided. Election of officers tor the ensuing year vas the principal matter of business and came UD be- fore this meeting. and all passed of smoothly and to the satisfa,ctton Of all present. J. E. Beno4t Waz placed in nomination for re-election as arcnon, but declined. and the honor BaE be- slowed on James J. Flynn
 The following are tne officers for the coming year: Past archon. John E. Benoit; archon. James J. Flynn provost, F. T. Comerfords Drelate, Daniel E. Walsh; secretary. J. F. Cochrane; fnancler, Daniel Williams treasurer. Herbert Wiley inspector Frank Kleindest; warden x. I. Jen- sen; sentinel. John ShUItz: trustee, b C. Murphy, I- R. Waters and A- IL McSamara-
 The natter of sending Q delegate to the supreme eoncIaFe that aEssm DleE at Milwaukee, Wis. was drought be- fore the meeting and discussed at length. T. was finally 6ecieed that there was no need for thiE, as no QUes- tions of moment were expected 10 come up at this time II was moved and carried that this matter be laid on the table.
 A few encouraging remarks were made concerning an increase n me membership of the conciaYes after which adjournment was taken
 Refreshments were served al the conclusion of the business part Of the meeting and a social hour was en- 5oye9.
 The turkey contest, over which there has been 90 much interest of late was decided Monday night in favor of F. T, Comerforc.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
oEpAHTMEnr DID GOOD
 WORK AT FALLS FIRE.
No Water Used. but the Building Had Big Start, Hsyins Caught from ths Chiuorez

On Monday morning the fire depart meut was called to No. ig GrosYenor place for fire in the twO-story cot- tnge of A. ". Smith II was no mere chimney fire, but the building had been set anfe from defective chimney. The fire had burned through zz4 studding and was breaking out on the first and second floors, being the beginning of q lively blaze, when tie department waS called. The department did excellent work tO put it out 9s they did. as there Wss Il good chance Of losing tine whole house. Much cutting had to be done, but DO water was used. chemicals talk ing care of fl alone.
 The Falls chemical company arrived nrsf and demonstrated the need of such a company iu that section. The ZD-RhllOn tanks and several smaller tanks on the wagon were used After thn fire the wagon went t1 tho river tO rech1rRe the tanks. Chief GtaHfGn re- sp0nded ip his buggy. The auto vas not long in arriving and fbH several tanks there were used to advantage.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
1TCrHECH FULFILLED
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
AT THE auosTcRIuM.
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Piles Quickly
 Cured Al Home
Instant Eeilef, pcrmsnenf Cure-Irisl Pac1zge Nailed Free b Al
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Piles ss a feaFfsl disease. ba9t e@Sy to cure 4 you 20 @f lr riTDr
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 Taere Ss just o1e other sure NaT bo i2e cured -- D@-oleHE safe and .r t1-s privacy 0f your DsI home -- q 1e P f- amid Pie Cure.
 We 11aG Q trial package free tc~ s-4 who write
 l. .1Ii give yog instant re e' saDw fhss great remedy and start syg we or ne way toward a perlset cure
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 TIC cure 5eysrs et once ana o9nra- ess raD.1iY Ealt -s lsn,eta s-<
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
JUDGE WALLER TOOK PAPERS Suit sf Le1is 6ssnsssn Ss- Lsssis c. hen fSssrc in Cernrr>n Pleas Crerf-


 On Monday morning ths e1y1 of common pleas came i1 here for f1e trial Of the case 0f I01@x We5rE1esE Df New York ys. Lewis C0ser 9f EontvIlJe. the sBnn of sg8 being aeagar oy the DlaintfH He claims that Ee was eruLl0yso for five 6ayz belD DiEg the SefeEE alr count EtJrCDg of freeE wblek lt var claimed had been 51s- gaBy cut by WooSebcDDers Il Nsx claimed Dy Cohen that he @lS rct eul- R,4oy WeiISte3l.
 After the evidence and srggrse-1s. Judge WaIAer fegerve9 his eeels30c.
 There wak motion -4sr gIsaness De- fore Judge Waller and he a1so ha5Gee 6oHa deciEl0n giving s1eg1aeTt for inc D5I cf psTt1el@srs lD the cssS g4 cottrsl L1u1b@r company Tz- E E chzte-
 h the eaxe of Sarah Prank rz Sam lel Hi1ler. booc of s75 i1 two Eesks wsS ercsrs6
 InSwe- IE reu days or setaglt vaz oYSegsc lo tae case Of Joan CnIr5a sge otaerE Fs- George Craps a--as Cer- rat-
 Ls rne case of J. warren sLar< Tz- the DoTn of EsEt Lyme aD aHe1lec acswe- wss sl-oTec to Ds fled
 Ao answer @as oFcersc sE le1 rsyE n me EaEe of Iga l. Bs@o@ G Co- Fs. Mary J EooerrSo1-
 The case Cf Guy E Clark TE J C Bera-g was zxsigDsd to- raF 1s-1
 Criminal SGsinsss Tocsy.
 Court was sd4ou--s9 about a3a o'clDcg and today f1s criminal cg1.E ot common , gas VIII come 11 at New Loneon with P cases g- tce lEr- T 1g pgrobzole -1zI -noE- Of L1sse wzll 5e ser-@L
 T1e jury will come 51 c1 N 4a-es- day ana -aAs= eases i- -1e 1C--- C] co-r9z -.sz. wIl follow ne c-s-zz-zz- 52s1-sss: SzczlF- adm. Tz D1cEs-- son y Warren Stark TE. ToT- q LaE- Ly-e- Etwzrc ?. DoEglz@ TE -1e C31cectscg- zpzlEs JpEzla C. LG- -oE yE Town If Gro1oL
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
COUNTY CASES BEFORE
 BOARD CS ptPDOks
Heusro Shelley ard John f2rssz
 Want Their Frse1>n.

The December session ot the bo&-c of parconE was held i1 the senate chamber al Hartford HonAay. Il wax opened by Sheriff Dewey at 1L1z Al the 1asnn Ders of the board were n st- Morris ". Seymour Of Bridgeport Gen Ecward Harlaud of Aorw1eas Jgcge John E. TAayeY of the supreme court Lew4s EDerry Of GsrtfoTcs and Dr. George H Knight Of LaLsTllje.
 New Loneen County.
 The New Lo16on county easeg were first taken up. The pslit4on Of Doza1 ro Paz44& was withdrawn
 Howard Shelley 0s New Loneon, who waS sentenced SepteIoe- zI 1903, from one to three years for theft, asked for pardon On u.s gro az6 that his paFeLts need ais 1el1. tAst his health is failing and that 11E E@E- tence was sxcsssIve. He mace . statement in which ne sa1a that he Bag employed oE c n4otorooat azc that ne Tad been witao1L Eleep for tAlrr.- SIX hours. He met friend from New New York with whom ne xo0k c g5D on me boat 70 Fishers ls-a1e- He 2E charged win the theft Of a motor boat He pleaded guilty cn me adTlGs of deputy sheriff
 John IuTasz- se2tsncec Febr1rs-y :.
  degree. petiIlOned for pardon oE IT e ground that hs 1s innocent ALt1rrey John J. LATlssg aDleare6 for a5m ] The crime was committed a< Lyme sE1 me victim was 2 SouzL KIT. Law lesE ln hlE statement Eas6 that tLsTs was another man, named Nike Rle- 1 Gisch, z coEatryrnan Of TUrsEz Et-1 whom the woman lived ss z2s rife ,, The tu1ge in his charge bo t1e jury SLzted that Rlscisch. .ho Eas known as the Red Man did nor k1oM Lce location Of inc hole 1n which -ts body of The woman was found Er. Law less stated that he had been t-1o--e1 oy another cO1ntry-s1 of EEfasz tLs; the "ReS Man knew Eazre he 1cLs was located and members cf The jury had ir-iusted 10 Eln rra- Lhe <srE that the Red Nan 65t 1o- Erow where The location was had tzflue-cs6 them in arriving et their verdict R3t- disch waE sen-s-c4o 10 prison to- if -se1 years
 aiadlsser County
 No enc appeared for Charles E. Jones, sentenced Deeen5er 3. -sb1 and hlE case was passed oEer. Tolland County.
 Frank SLGchEra, sentenced <-o- c-e 1 70 four years, September : 1894 - l theft with assault Slscaz-a stated i that he 1zs guilty of Lh@t[- 1U- 1o- | assault States Attorney ChzE-ez ] Phelps stated that t.e EEs01e- a-t another man entered . EoUEe W-er- l they attacked Wo-a. and robbed i the house
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
OBITUARY.
Albert E. Mittar.

The death of Albert E Witter oc- cured sunday night at the home of his niece. Mrs. George W. Packer. ip Mystic. at the age of SS lie was the last cf his immediate family, but leaves several ucphcWs and nieces
 FIe was found Dee. a ot his home near the Ledingwell churCs very ul and was taken to the home of his uieoa where he was cared for. He lived ;donc ot Leringwell since the death of his sisters. over eight years ago, having occupied the Kennedy place. He was well known among the residents of Salem and Lefffngw ell, being a member of the salem Baptist church, He never ulsSxLef
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
BIDS FOR sEcTlon
 OF SCOTLAND ROAD
Will Be Opened in tiiehuaI Cond~is- aionsr's Office Today-~Confrsct May Not Be Awarded.

Today the bids Of q number of eon- tractors. including the towna wili be opened iu the office Of the highway commissioner at Hartford for the building of from z.z0G to Z,J09 feet of state road along the Scotland road in the town of Norwich. The work is 10 bs done at this end Of the road and the contract will carry the new road up the hill and q short distance beyond the Pierce place. II iE pgOb- able that there will be an outlay of from 3S.000 tO $1G,000 On the road, if the state highway commissioner de- cidcs 10 build there As there are two property owners there who may make claims for damages it is possible no contract for the work viii be awarded.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Will Try to Change Dog Law.

W. W. Bent now Of BridEeport- re- gently elected representative, ls ID work for change in the dog laws, so that if . licensed dog is Enpoun6e3 by the dog catcher 1y reason of rEe tag being lost, the owner of said dog can secure the animals release with out costs upon proving his owner Sh1D of the dog and the fact he has paid the license for the current year.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
FRATEaNAL BENEFIT LEAGUE. Norwich Ledge, Ne. 2s. Elects It's CES.
 cers-E. M. Pincas President.

The result os tt1e election 1f cEcEz of Norwich lodge. No- e5 F B L- Monday night a- their meeting n Py-hizl hall was as follows President L. Nj PiEclE: vice president Mrs Bessie Lewis. counsellor. F51e1 L. A. len. ckaPlai1. Louise ;. Robinson sse- re-a-y D-- R. R. A--Eea5- collector, E 3. Wo--hlng1o1- rsasurE : B V V-o--hI1g gIo1- guide Nellie : Jo1-soz- guarl. Mrs H E. Clark, sentry. Henry Lewis trustees c w Cers.eek E 5. Wo-I2inglon- Dr. J. H. Allen
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Z sInps szfsggsrc fer Resrs's.

ycaagetown. Csle g@lcE1 v-aco11 1E ez1er5erae Gy tts Trl 1s1 d ae- gre cold a1c eglS1a1 l-s+ cop - gzGy NJ ss-sr rsC Co--l-r- ended
 }serer anG Tar T1s rEt ceee J gave sr gel eSe1 1rE -r z--s st9E 1 Esr roroas s1G after -Srg a.-E Cr% JC F fe- throat ard t1rgs were s-rsy tfa@ from slfar1-1e- Since tr=E z- waEs keeD O 5Dt-s 1f f1-es 5ioral and Tar iE as Eg-ss Accept TO slo- sgtst1res- 1les 5. LEgDg1 f-c
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
GEO. A. DAVIS
 My Holiday Merchandise is the most complete line in the city.

lt ~ss sslsctsS e,ish great csrs ard ssobrs>ss tns Sss+ ir2o-rsc sn5 O. rnsstic Novelties. Lssfsl ard not s1- >s,Eigs.
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 Csrriser's rfsrey Ee<ss sr. s>ssp-- ssls sifts fer snJ gre.
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 Csnn ssn's .s@s'ry c3.srins cvtsi. a1sIss 2 spisrcie >rsssr& ssrrstnir2 sssry srI r.sscs. C,rts rss tsss rrssr- a, 5e~slry sssS, srs 2 5s1 sf crisr. CoIy a1.0o.
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
rr1s Y, -4svtT-e1s .s.

-c many Ty I-e- -4 3 az5r D fl- ble. The fr9sz t-el -yss and rgArs crapDsl hands s-c Ups e--5 1~ e sores rcd and yC14- aE -s prove Eur such yeG Is r@'s -f Er 9 4rI l7 E41ue. & -r@- c--@- as - exr Fzas1sr df b1rrE DC raas sorss eczema and Erszl-=- lr sx Lee q C,.Eyoc Co
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
PERSONAL

David H Kinney has returned from spending the week end at Lords Point
 Mrs. Alice Richardson has returned D Hartford, after visit with her daughter. Mrs, Samuel Fish of Haii- vile,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
FUNERAL
Charles Lsco.

The funeral o< Cza-ses Lz5E rrzs held iron, his late horla in Franklin Monday afternoon zr ! o'cso1E ReT- H 4 Beadle Of tlse Congress 15o-sel church o-scza-a5 There was za number e friends and relatives oE me deceased present. and many Beautiful floral f0rfas were in ev58esee
 The bearers Rere Charles LasE F-si Burial was .n PGltsR2oS ce-2s-s-g C. 4 GEger, IT.. had charge ct -1e ar ra2sements-
 Miss Alice Roek,selL.
 Al I1.42 Monday morning the re mans of Miss Alice RoekNel arrived here from Boston and were taken n charge by Henry Allen < Son Barl2l was in Nant5c cemetery. where 2 com initial service was read ox Rev ? |. Wright of I1s Cea-ra- Baptist eA--ch The bearers were Frederick Rockwell Of Providence, Archibald $ S2zl641E- Lewis R Church and George A Smith
 The deceased WAS EAe 5sugEee- ot Timothy R and Harriet Corey ReeS- well and previous to her residence 22 Boston lived here for some tine xae-e she had many friends. She Ls survived by brother. Frederick Rockwell cE Providence
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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-06-24


II is two German women Who arc
speaking Ia the -presenoe of an Irish.
woman.
"Th' tap o. tn marnin' T. ye. Mis-
Brettschneider. 'Tis glad am T. see
tn likes av ye Iss yer daughther
Gretchen goin' to the Hill tn NOR
rcw2"
Faith an she IS. Ven me bye
Heinrich can get III bay haarse away
from tn ploughln' t'ink I'll go me-
silf. bedad"
This is not travesty; II is a report
Of German dialect The manner Of
speech came about naturally enough.
Wren the Germans arrived here in
full force the county was already set
tied, largely by Yankees and Irish.
and the German had 10 buy his farm
hero or there. Thus a number OF them
found themselves located in the town
Of Erin, where, of course. they learned
the language Of their country And
leave It to my fellow-citizens in Wis
cousin whether a German cannot
speak as broad and rich brogue as any
son Of Erin.--Charles d. Stewart in
the Atlantic.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-06-24
A clinese smuanler.


An ingenious instrument for snug
Cling was discovered at Rangoon,
when a Chinaman named Oheng was
arrested at about o'clock in the
morning as he stepped ashore from a
samnan. The prisoner was carrying
what appeared to he tin of kerosene,
but on eyamlnation Of the tin a Gun.
ming contriyed smuggling outfit was
discovered.
The corner of the tin. where the
opening to admit the oil was situated,
was IN the share OF cube four inches
square and the other part OF the tin
was used as a receptacle Con contra
band. the bottom OF the tin sliding
out In this hidden rec aptse'e the
excise inspector found fifty-hve tolas
Of bsinchl and afty-two one-eighth
ounce bottles Of cocaine.