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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22
THE GREAT NEW YORK AND CHICAGO SUCCESS
"THE CLIMAX''
Wahpeton Opera House, FRIDAY, SEPT. 30
"THE CLIMAX"

"rhe Climax" three act
comedy. drama by Edward
Locke is scheduled to appear
at Wahpeton Opera H louise,
Friday September 80. The
piece has been produced by
Joseph NJ. Weber, and is said to
be an attraction that is really
worth while. It comes with
the ear marks of success hav-
ing ma de a most emphatic hit
at Weber's theatre, New York.
Its author is a young American
with fresh ideas, and it is said
he has supplied his offering
with new timber. The story
has been told in straight for
ward way and has made a
strong hit for first place by
reason of it's simplicity. Love
and ambition, gentle intrigue,
dathos aud humor are dominat-
ing notes in an unassuming
tale of three people with the
artistic emporme Mt and one
person contrarily endowed.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22
GAR OF APPI. ES

Fricke and Swank will have
a car of bulk apples on the
track near the mill, during fair
week which will be sold By the
sbushel at the car or delivered
to any place in the city.
WANTED a competent wo.
man to help the Kitchen Ind.
dining room at 81. Dormi.
tory. Apply to MrsS etherbee,
Matron Wages $500 per week. /.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22

The city officers have moved
into the new city hall which is
one of the finest buildings of
the kind in the state. The
mayor. council, architect and
contractor are to be congratu-
lated. 1t was a good job we'll
done.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22
CAR OF APPLES

Fricke and Swank will have
a car of bulk apples OH the
track near the mill, during fair
week which will be sold by the
bushel at the car or delivered
to any place in the city.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22
ORDINANCE NO. I

An ordinance making the annual appropria.
ton tor the city of wahpeton, N. OAK, for
the year 1910 and 1911 and entitled the annual
appropriate on ordnance.
Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the city council
of the city of Wahpeton, N. b., that the fol.
lowing sums of money be and the same are
hereby appropriated out Of the general funds
spectively to.wit:
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22

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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22
Furnishings in New Ideas

Idea Shirts are known to men Of critical judg-
ment as the best shirt made We have them
from sloo to ST.
We show full line "Mallry Craqenetted Hats
and you will find our Hat section place where
their exact needs can be met
John B Steson IdeaShirt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-07

cine 6iierreihifde Mnsxi1nune. fotpie
bic filberne Derbienitmeboine fhmiids
ten. Per 30nig mics l19elnb auf bic
lebtere unb iiopfte bem llnterpffiSier
auf bie.Iinie Ghultsr. eriiBte ibn bdnn
freunblih unb ging ipeiter. Der 10
4usge3einnets REF IN GROCER 8eseifte.
rung btm R6nig bic Morie nah: -Gs
Iebe Der Qdiier bon DentiManb., in
ipel3en Nuf bic Waenge mit einiiimmte.
I'm Gnbe Der Oiiterbolle befanD 1iH
ein fnkr pInb. Muf bieIem poifierte
iin Der R6nig NIT feinem Gefdse. nnb
Der 3Ee febte fi9 nun Iangfom inDes
ipegung. Nun ereignete iid Elm broIs
Tiger 3ipii&enfnl. Sn einem cffenen
Oiiteriraeen, Ia benz Elm Ddgngepngen
nntergebro9t mar. fab, NIT ben Wei-
nen ii Der Cuff fmleniernb, elm Gol<
bat, isine pisife rnnhenb, unb nls er
beS 9DnbIisumB anjiHtig ipurbe, bI6fte
e bfeies bergniigf nit einkm lnuten
.06bS an, nimt Abnenb. bob fem R0s
mtg Dor ibm itdHb. iporiibtr ber Noe
lart borber fttr ernf, ber5li9 Indie,
mObl aud b1riiber. nit iDelGer Rube
biefer Gemitb bamxnf4 tn ben arieg
~.
6nmpr bes ausidnbeI
Der @laIsS 1li6Gsni lou spfIsois bon ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-07

mem ebrIiden, offsnber5isen 2anbeOels
mann 5u er5dbleu, Der ibn zines 9nges
ouffcrbert. ibn in feinem 6oufs 3u
beiuden. inbem tr bin5ufiigte: Sd
niiHfhe Jbren Hefuh iebr bringsnn.
oenn Id babe foeben einen RubenS ees
tauft. Gs iii Elm Bib BON. 5tltener
Sn6nbeit. Drpipn iob ts Enb ioate,
e. iti cine Qopie. Hopie! Wenn ssss
monb 5u bebaupten ipasen foGte. Is
mare etne Qopie. bem pia i'd ieoen
Rnofen i'm 2eib< serbrehen! 8ists,
beiuhen gle mid bdlb unb fngen Gk
mir Nhre Mniiht.- Der Dojaaebsr
NOR Elm prosis:r gmpori0mmling mp
Dtrtiinbtte eernbe ieinen G1fttn bic
aoiien bes DeiIeris. .Dis{t Nnnnos
gum 1tiipiel ioiiei mid oip0lf Dols
lars. uub - oh. 6err lones. bari id
1hnen cine Gneibe porsgen2- -s1ds
ipobl. mein G<rr. Sic biirfeu. erlpiy
beris Zones. I'D min fiir Gina 80
Gents nebmen.- Gottin: ~Wnrbs
sS Dir Iieb iein, GGnt. ipenu i@ nod
cine Gprn&e IerIen lriirbe9S @utte:
ga, hae lrilrbe miy uneebeare 6rtnbe
ulo4ea. oIattin: Run. nnb pslne
ion % fubtrea94 Gdtte: .Dk Sci
4eHipsnde
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-07
0runseilentbauS. llebertraanxa,n

Glbert ). Disbm an Games asenan.
5 Sabre pott auf bas gisensbum an
Der SiibpeItsGte Der miliiot Girobs
unb 5rseman Ipe.; monatlihs Rietb.
| $40.
Stepben ). Wtgormid on gte
meisbenber Srunsfer & Storaee Co.,
5 Sabr. patt oui Is bel LBS sgub an
Der Rorbieits Der 6. Gtrabe, DiiIid bon
Carr Ctr; jdbrIiae Mietbe $135.
9eorgs 5uitint on Hbe beroncouri
grelpinsGp.. s 5abrepoht ouf bas Gis
eentbum be.annt ala II unb 19 Bsii
Wtcgsitsn Abe; monaiiife Mistbs
$50.
W. 6. Gane an Ebe 6sraneourt
grelpins Co.. s Sabre poht ouf bds
Gisentbum an Der Nprboii iisGds Der
aenpon Ipe. uno 8npmiIIer Ctr; mos
nctIihe Wietbs $50.
milliam $. WlilIer an bieieIbe, 6
Sabre poGi ouf hns Gieentbum be.
ionnt ols 32l Sif l3. Gtrab.; mos
Hdlline Wtlefhs S15.
Saeob Jei6tner an hiefeIbe, 8 1obre
Nodt ouf bos gisentbum betnnnt oIs
5l5 popIar Strabe; monntli4e Miss
tbe $50.
eugene %. arsuter an Norgor.io
Stmtot. 25 bsl So Dub an Der Dfs
isi.s Der gietor Sirdbe. 81.
5. ct. Clair 8labmeper on Grnui
9. 8rimme unb w1nD Orimme, 9heil
bon Got % in 6. M. Goofs Ilnternb.
tbeiluns. 81.
Cha R. 9urbeion an Wdria o.
somb, % ba 100 syub an Der gtorb.
fsits Der gront Strobe, Ode Der Rep
nolbs 4llep. 81.
Sobn Ru.II.r an 1bomos Gloren,
Got ID in gubSs llnterobtbeilung in
2odIanb, 81
Iliee Q. 5eailep an Ulorp M. Mities
rer, 7bsil BON Cots 2, 3, 4 unb 5 IN
Nobert y. Corners llnterrbtbeilunq
on Worris pIaee, 81.
9ouiiu g. 9or1neper oS George 8,
Gonb, fbeil BON Got 8 IN 6orriet 81
Wefs unterabtbeilun9 81
Ri4orb 6. Belt an GeoDge 9.Gonb
37 bd 28O GuB aa her QDrDl leite ",
Rit4en Nbe. gIiftpn, 81.
GOpbid Hoetfer 4. q. an Hprt
RnnQS, 25 bel 85 due axsber t6lMetl
btr miIfoH Ctr. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-07

GERMAN 9eItsr an MuIter 6slb, Az
Bel 112 gub an Der HDrboE.Gde BE-,
gotn nnb @htlito Gtr.. 81.
Dan. g. 2pon an Gtarbud Smith
/ Got an Dat Str, ST. etc.
Gliaabetb 8. Robinion an gbds. 8
gbeefeman. Got an Burns Mpe., 81
etc.
Grnft guih an gbriitppber gautter
IL glder In Seit. 2, Miomi Tp.,
$4,000.
CD. ). Mcginnis an 2illpan 8
GiIIeft, / Got an Vurea ape., ST. etc,
Gillian 6. Deremo an Marp u. De.
rsnlo, 30 Sub on 6arrifonpite, 81 etc,
emmd De Camp an Mnna Mlf. sc
5uB an Giatbsm 9(pe., $220O.'
Gh1s. s. WiEiams, 1ruitee, an
Queen giin Gapinas gani e 1ruIl
60, 40 SUB an GiirpsitsGde s. unb
Roes Ctr, ST. ett.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-07

Dns erite Sod nuf ben
9eutffen aaifsr. Der .UoH. 3tg.4
ersdbIt Elm Qeier aus ieinen Crime
runsen foleenbes grIebnib: gs mar
mad Der RreesertIdrung, etfpa aegen
ben 20. JuIi 1870. aIs id oIs Mnsss
iteIter zines grporibouies in Berlin
ben Nuftros bate. Sitter. bic fin Bels
glen btitimmt iparen. unb bic mir ii.
nise anse Dorber sur Expedition aufs
gegeben butten. 5uriidsubirisienn. gu
bkfem 3Dede xgob id mid nah benz
bomnIisen Giiterbabubofe am pptsbns
mer plaB. Dor ben geoffneien Gin
ganssiboren itanb Elm Gdusmonn. Der
mir ben ginsans peripebrie unter benz
3inneife. buB Der a0nis sIei9 iomme.
Muf nieine ginipenbung. boB Id etne
brinsenbe 4neekssnbeit 81 erlebisen
babe, Iieb er mid burh. g2ohbem i6
meine Nufsobe erfiilIt bate, Iieb iH
mir natiirli1 bic quite Gslegntsit nidt
entseben. ben a0nis su ieben. unb ging
mad Der OiiterbolIs, Dor ber in brei
lnnsen Wosenreikn Monnfd,rften ei@
nes Regiments untergebrnmt unb 3ur
Nbrtife bertit tparen. pl1tIi9 grpbe
4ufregung; man b6rte ben Muf: Der
Q0nig fommt!. Or ging nit ieineD
Gtfolee ben f9maIsn p<rronfteig ent.
lang unb f4ritt meter bic Ionge Wd.
eenrtibe entldng. pI0tli9 bIieb Il Dor
tinem Magen nit ber Mrff4lft: 8
pferbe ober 40 Wnnn fteten. Die
G&iebetbiren ipdrtn often nnb ber
Jnnenrdum bur9 sineGA1nge geii4eri.
6inter bieier nanb Gin llniercfff5ie1,
beisn HruF biseri<es <esbunfmiin,su bon
1854 nub 19e6t ipsuu 81 Hi6t isre.
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GrnnSeiseHtbnms 0ppotbelex.

~ - - 80
9be gbeiap.at. II. Sbio R. R. go
an MereantiIe Sruit Co., $40, ,OOo. .0o(
Wiliam g. 2euIhrer an Mosart 6
II. 3. Co., $500.
Soba 5ren ar Gatlsp Smpropeb q
u. 6. 60, $500.
Sohn 9. Seebobm an abam 3
0rap, $500.
gberbart 3epf an Central Jair.
mount 3. Ii. 6. Co., $1,000.
Jranf 6. 8rimme on 3. ct. Gloi,
0labneper, S2093.
5enrp guebs on WeItpoob Somes
fteab Co., $1,000.
Soo W. 8allmann on Court Souie
Sopinss Bant. $500.
Jreo. golotiIlsr an Sobn meper,
$1122.36
5. 20. Sartuns an Sobn Wepsr,
$985.93.
Jaeob 6orpep an Matilba T.per.
$3.50.
sbomas gIOren on gnterpriie 9. u.
e u. Co., $1,000.
2orina pantsrIpn an bieisI5e, $4OO.
Jran. 6. Williams an Gn.erpriie
3. II. 6. u. Co., $1,000.
potri. ). WiapenIn an Cannon
Theological Seminarp, $4,000.
Ghriiiopber Sautter an gruit guib,
$1,000.
Samuei Jriib an aibsraI 6. u. g.
Co.. $500.
Dalt.r .. Dif., jr.. on Gait DaI.
Oils .. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Siorbud Smith an Dan. g. 2pon,
$4,000.
Giteua Bitter on Accommodation
6. II g. Co., $110O.
Glen Whiiehedb an gans Cir. 9.
q. Co., $500.
9etiIste 6npotbetsn.
J. q. Sispar. an 5amlin 6arp.r.
$1,000.
SAINTS 8. gurbiaI on Glpira R.
Durham, S110O.
Wlarp Jornuns on Ca.Iep par. Co..
S14O0.
Soeob 81. SsiI On gbiIip SsiI.
$1,000.
4nuis Sdneiber an Central yairs
noun. 9. II. g. Co., $3.50.
Role 6. Soff on Weft Gno g-u. Z.
Co.. $1,000.
Wm. 5. Waeee an Milioro 6oms 3.
u. &. Co.. $500.
5snrp guebe on 3. W. Senblep.
$21oO.
6. 8. pafGte an 6. RieOIop, $500.
Sba M. 8aIlmonn on Wm. Mlton,
IT,. 5000.
aribur aemble an Soutbern, Gbio
6. Il. 3. Co., $500.
Wm. 6. Sierp an Poplar 2..u. 3.
Co.. $1,000.
gBaiter .. Wifs, IT,, an Gait Wol.
Sius 3. II. 8. Co.. $1,000.
Dora WeiIerif,mi.t an Goutbern
Ohio 8. II. 8. 60, $1,000.
9arrp u. Ruit on atlas g. u. q.
Co., $500.
Ruth. Rkmann,on Gponfon 8ont
$1,000.
pauIine aenis-an 6. M. Gmns.ns
berg. S70O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-07
es nir m0gIi4, 6ab nidt dlIe Mdnner
nur Did dnt8auenl"

e nut mSsIi9, 6ab nidt ale Mdnner
nur Did dnf4auen!"
Gin rei5enbts Qdneln umIpielte TIRE
sart electromagnetic 2ippsn, ibre gro.
Ben, beubrounen Musen leuhteten nui
uno iiber itre resslmdbisen 3iise brei-
tete fih eth Musbrut perid1mten
@liites, Der fie binreibsnb id)0n, 3us
gleih auh refer, dlter erf9einen lieb.
ydlesta mari einen ielbitbeipubten
Seltenblid mad benz Spieeel, Der ibre
iippige, itpl3e 0e5tolt fpiexrsob. Rotbe
Seioe, beren ereler Spn burn fhnor3e
Spiben geodmpft mar, umflob ibre
polle 5isur, i'm bun.l.n Saer ibim=
nterten Ehetrofen, I'm ben bdIb ents
blobtsn Rdden ipono iih ein reihtr
6oloIhmud. sSaft mitleihia leaie lie
ihre aonb ouf wsiras 5huIi.r. Sch
81 gett, ainb! gs III Iton ipGt, unb
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miibe."
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nod etipas er56bIen, Mamo," iliiiterie
Wira bittenb.
Gin onberes NAL. Gs iii Alt ipdt!"
Wtlras tinblihe gsobadtungen nnb
ilelnsn grlebnifTe poren 9aItsta meiit
5ielnlib eleihgiiltio.
Wtira sogerte, it1n Difn.te iie Die
blaBrotben 2ippsn gu nohmaliser
Bite, ba ftieb ibre Stieimutter beftia
ibren SefIel 3uriid uno fpenbete iih db.
6aitis perfhnonb Wlira.
Die oite Dienerin erportste lie tn
ibrem ShIaf3immer uno n,o9te ibr
gut geneinte 0prniirfe. mira mari
oi. arme um Warui 6tas 9oIs uno
tubte oeren run3Iiee Wange. Die 9llts
iorgt. treu fiir iie, I2tra iiibIte teine
furhHame 3uriidbaItuns ibr eesens
iiber.!
.3ante nidt, Niitt,r6sn; id bin
beute abenb 70 eIutIia." iast. fie
peid unb irnis.
rWar bic serrin gut nit bem S0ds
tsrhen2 SeeInen, GuT6ta, tp.Ites
ainb bat e 70 gut" llno Si. olt. Die.
nerin IDiie bag ipeibe aIeio. oron.ie
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murmslte Seeensftriide iihr bic Ser.
rim, beren 0iite fir oas Stieftinb in
ibren augen einsis unb unerreidbar |
baitano.
gum eritenmaI tpoLts iit Miras
S.r3 sssen oi.fe Oft g:b0rte getpunbes
rung aufIebnen. galssta bate ii& |
nobl er5dhIen foFsn t0nn,n, mas Wis
rds Soer5 erfiiIte ;. INr nod tpoat.
he taum, bieien GobeI eeaen iib ielbit |
aussu'prehen - gaIssta bate iebens
falls rett sebabt = f: nidte iddelnb. |
Sis ldhslte nod i'm Sraum, oenn
Der Jueenb nabi Der S6!ummer uns
gerufen. Sm ShIaIe ipann lie bic O.s
oont.n ipeitsr, bic f. nod nidt bait.
ousipr.5en bIrfen, urb ihre 2ippen
blloetsn Iautlos einen Ramsn
RuhIos sing WoI,s.a auf bem ,p,is
den s.ppid beg eolons auf unb ab
nit !eii. raiteInber Sd!.pu. bic 6dne
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ausen nit pertaltsner Glutb auf bos
I'm Wono!i1is itimmsrro. Weer aes
ridtet. sic tpolIte nitt itIafsn. lie
DoIlts b.n.sn uno trdumen.
.Warum fpriht er ni6i!" Iaate Fl.
nit mub'am untsrbriidtsr 2.ioenihaFt.
. 0arum iapeigt er nod INNER. oSf
bas Gsb.n ni6t ni.l 3u itneu porb.i,
I'm oas Slid mutbniINg gu p.rtur.
3en2"
(Jortissuns foIs.)
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Gem Weiien

geniigt elm @ort. es iperoen Sun.
oerte bon Meoi5inen angeprieien,
meld]e gegen olles Dtoglihe belfen
iollen, aber itatt beiien nltr Shoben
anritten, baruntsr pieIe iibersu.
ferte RiQen, Die in groBen Men9en
idarfe 8iite ooer dBenbe RetaQe ent.
baiten nelhe Die Srgone bes aor
pers nod lnebr 5erfreIien. guf Der
dnoeren Seite iteben Die ct. Bernard
arduterpillen, ipelhe nur aus pfIans
8enionften uno obne 8ifte, bic iih
unter 5nferiger Siille berbergen
millIen, bergeiteut iperben; giQeil,
Die clio Dirflih alle 2eber-, Magen.
uno yfierenleiben beilen, obne irgenb
Die 81 idaoen. 25 Gents. M.W.
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Die Wenihen, bic uns Troitesipruf
get ihnerem 2eibe ipeiben,
Die nollen bel einen WoIfenbruh
Inns Regeuidirue Ieiben.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-03
Christmas Candies.

Editor Social Corner: Perhaps l may help someone by giving to them a few recipes for making Christmas candies, as follows:
 Chocolate Creams-Take two cups of coffee sugar and one cup of cold water Boil this exactly ten minutes. then cool by placing in 8 basin of cold water, stirring briskly all the time, and flavor with vanilla. Make into small balls. Dissolve one half cake chocolate and roll the balls in it and place on waxed paper to cool.
 Walnut Creams-Take the white of one egg and 1-2 teaspoon fiavoring. Stir into it enough powdered sugar to be able to roll into balls. Place half an English walnut on either side and place on waxed paper.
 Peppermint Drops-Two cups of su- gar and 1-2 cup of water; boil five minutes. Flavor with a few drops of essence of peppermint. Stir until quite thick. Then drop on waxed paper.
 Peanut Brittle-Boil together two tablespoons of butter, one tablespoon of vinegar, one cup of molasses and one cup of brown sugar. (When done the syrup will crack if dropped into cold water). Put into this mixture one cup of shelied peanuts. Take off the stove, dash in one teaspoon soda. dis solved in a little water. Beat the stuff and set in pans to cool.
 Stuffed DateS-The filling is made by taking the white of one egg and one teaspoon of rose extract and stir ring into this enough powdered sugar to be rolled into the shape of date Fill the date with date filling and press together on both sides. ELOISE.
 North Stonington.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-03
Tested Recipes.

Editor Social Corner: I, for one, was very much interested in the different menus for Thanksg giving dinners, and with so many to chooSe from think we all ought to have been satisfied. Will ing Helpers" dinner is about what should plan, as it is nice and easily got up.
 There are persons with no mother to get them a nice dinner, and hardly a friend that would invite them, per haps; not acquainted, maybe, stran- gers in a strange land; such must be very lonesome and homesick They are to be pitied. I hope they all en- jOyed g. nice dinner. I inclose tested recipes:
 Flaky Piecrust: Three cups flour. sift in l teaspoon baking powder; i cup lard. little salt. Rub the lard in the flour: mix with cold water, little as possible. This makes two pies.
 Fruit salad: One-half dozen or anges should be peeled, leaving no par ticle of the white, and then cut in small pieces; one-half of a ripe pine apple broken with a fork into tiny bits and sugared to taste: 4 bananas sliced and mixed with the oranges, and the whole chilled three or four hours. This is very nice.
 Poqounnoc Bridge LOUISE
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-03

a walnut. the same amount of butter and one-fourth teaspoon of vanilla. Roll creams in this, using a steel fork or a crochet needle, and place on para fine paper to dry.
 Caramel Fudge: Three pounds of cof- fee sugar, half cake of Bakers choco- late, one cup of molasses, half 8 cup of milk and half cup of butter and boil without stirring until it will harden in cold water or draw into a thread. Take off the fire and stir until it begins to thicken, then pour into buttered pans and let cool; cut in squares and place on parafine paper.
 A Pretty Christmas Gift for 9. Busy Housegirl: A set of clusters in three shades of clleesecloth. Half a yard makes one duster, and for colors one pale, one medium and one deep pink make a pleasing variety. The edges should be turned in as for hemming and featherstitched in embroidery silk of the same shade as the cheesecloth. Success to all members of the Social Corner.
 FRANK
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-03
MONTVlLLE
Ladies' Club Gives Entertainment for Benefit of Church-BibIe Study Class Organized.

Miss Ethel Boynton spent Sunday with her parents at Gardner Lake.
 Last Sunday was Rally day in the Bible school one hundred and nine be- ing present. The exercises and songs by the school and remarks by the superintendent, M. V. B. Brainard, were enjoyed by all.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting was conducted by Miss Maude Wood Topic, How does God want us to thank Him?
 Miss Maude Wood of the state nor nal school, Willimantic, spent Sun day at her home here.
 Meeting of Mission Circle.
 The ladies mission circle met with Mrs. Arabella Latimer, the president, last week Friday afternoon. The la dies have sent s20 for the foreign work and the church has sent $25 for state missions.
 Rev. and Mrs. George c. Chappell spent last week as guests of MT. Chap pelPS parents at Chester, Conn.
 Church Entertainment Nets $38.
 The expense of $37.64 for refinishing the supper room, kitchen, hall and par Tor of the Union Baptist church was met by the receipts of the entertain ment given by the Ladies Friday Wednesday evening, November Is. Thirty eight dollars was cleared and s40.11 taken in all. About S75 has been raised within three weeks for church Improvements.
 Mrs. M. M. Rudd, who has been i'll for several days, is rapidly improv- ing.
 The Agoga Bible class met at the church parlors Monday evening" No- vember 21, for their regular meeting
 A Bible study class and a mission study class have been started to be taught by the pastor of the Union Baptist church.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-03
SALEM
Here and There About the Town.

Loren Rathbone and family spent Thanksgiving day at the home of MT. Way in Colchester.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel Clark spent Thanksgiving day with Thomas Clark of Colchester.
 Enoch Crandall spent several days of last week in New London.
 Mrs. Alexander Gordon has return ed from New York city where she has been visiting her daughter.
 On Wednesday evening of last week the teachers anl substitute teachers at the Congregational Sunday school met at the home of the superintendent to make plans for the Christmas enter tainment.
 Charles T. Williams and A. Algart of Colchester were in town on Tuesday
 J. Frank Rogers was in New London on business Monday.
 F. R. Bailey and Herbert Maynard were in New London on Wednesday.
 Rev. J. $. Cogswell will preach in the Salem Congregational church on Suiday morning. F. R. Bailey will lead the young peoples meeting in the evening Topic. The Worth While Life.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-03
NEW LONDON COUNTY
LIBERTY HILL
Mr. and Mrs. H. v. OehIers Purchase
 MacCormac Place.
Moosup.

Mir and Mrs. Henry V. Oehlers of New York city have purchased the MacCormac place. Mrs Oehlers is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. James M. Clarke.
 There was a supper and entertain ment at the church Friday night
 Prof. H. N. Loomis and family of New Britain were guests of Professor Loomis' mother, Mrs. J. H. Burrill, on Thanksgiving. MT. Loomis took his grandmother, who is about S6, and Mrs. Lucy Foote. who is SS, for an au- tomobiIe ride, which they much en- joyed.
 Mrs. E. A. Moves is spending this week with her daughter, Mrs. F. A. Verplanck, at South Manchester
 Walter Cleland and brother Cecil and their families were guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank Allen in Scotland Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Palmer are moving into the new cottage belonging to John Clarke.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry v. Oehlers are the guests of Mrs. Oehiers' parents, MT. and Mrs. James M. Clarke, and her brother, J. Henry Clarke, and family.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-03
DanielSon
Chocolate Drops, Caramel Fudge,
 Christmas Gifts.

Dear Sisters of the Social Corner: The following recipe for Chocolate Cream Pendant will be found to be very nice: To one pound of sugar add one half pint of cold water and one fourth teaspoonful Of cream tartar. and boil rapidly for ten minutes without stirring. Dip the fingers into ice water and then roll fondant between fingers and if it forms a soft creamy ball which does not stick. it is done If not hard enough. boil little longer: or if too hard. add water boil up. test again
 Set aside the kettle till contents are lukewarn then stir the mass with a ladle until it is white and dry at the edge then take out and knead the same as bread until if is creamy and soften by putting damp cloth over it and leaving for several days In raak- ing several pounds it is better to di- vide the mass before kneading and flavor each part with 8 different fla vor. For chocolate creams dust the moulding board with as little flour as possible and roll a piece of fondant into a cylindrical shape, then cut reg ular shaped pieces and roll between the hands to shape and place on parafine paper to harden until next day Melt a cake of chocolate in a rather deep yes sel by setting in @ pan of hot water, add a piece of paratina half ax large as
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on business Monday and also visited the Norwich State hospital.
 w. H. Church of Rockville, R. l.. and c. H. Crandall of Westerly were in this place recently on business.
 Wilson D. Maine of Fishers island has been home for a brief visit.
 MT. and Mrs. G. A. Stoddard enter tained William Sisson of Hopkinton and MT. and Mrs. E. w. Sisson and son Perry and MT. and rMs. Fred Sissop and daughter Sophia of Ashawsy, Fs@ gently.
 Clyde Maine of Pawtucket, R. l., vsS~ tied Frank Palmer last Friday.