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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
STOCK COMPANY WILL
 TAKE OVER THE PLANT
Over s1oJo1o Raised to csrry oo ths
 Lester ( Wssiey Business. Hsoefs>- . turing Enysiops Nscsfnss sno Do
 General Business.


 There has been raised within the past few weeks oyer sa9,9e9 for the purpose 0f organizing stock cou9~ paf3g t9 take oyer the business of the Lester S Wasley plant, with q ea231sl Of 5000, common stock paging seven per cent The baelnsss of the com Dany. which nas been operating sere for the sssf thirty years the pf3rsei- pals both having passed away 1n 11e past year Dasn94set9rs1z spYslDSs machines. bsy the 5eg of which 5f hss brought into this city about A nalf- million collars
 Over 49g of inc machines are 1n use, ef which 5ozen gre l1 Aus tra52s- sr23 t is tas 1p.shtaDr 9f fDe new eorD Dagy to olsn8fsetgre the Hs- chine and also Go 2 general machine business, repair work and also nas-a1- faetore steering gear for boats. There is set Up and ln operation orle nf ne envelope machines which The plant chine with l.gee parts and 7> motions making S9,0e9 envelopes day, gum ming. folding and counting tnsno sn packages Df tWerlfg five, There s z1 imprint zftsckroent which is 2 TAsus- Dle addition to the machine. The con- DsuY has 2 ,gra Der Of ogSers Ora hand and 2 most IrDsnising outlook.
 The services Of James r. C- Leach who Nas formerly eraploTsd ar the pLs Df, VIII be secured zr3S ne will xs- turn here provlSee E8e company zs G Wb5fney Of F{arffor5- psrcfTs5 W. Chapman is in charge Of the plant at the Dfeeenf time ss administrator Ef the estate of Kr. Vas5sy, the labe owner, and is meeting with good s1c- ceSs ln Lerfecting the nsw cfoT8paDy<
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
FUN ERALS.
Miss Ruth Jane Gordon.

At o'clock Saturday afternoon there was a prayer service over the remains of Miss Ruth Jane Gordon al the home of Mir. and Mrs. George W. Carroll at No 257 Broadway The services were conducted by Rev ?. c. Wright pastor Of the Central Bep- tist church. The casker was covered with beautiful floral forms During the service. Mrs. Charles T. Bard sang impressively Nearer. My God. 10 Thee, and It Is Well With My Soul A large number of relatives and friends were in attendance.
 At II o'clock Sunday morning the funeral service was held at the Bap- list church in Noluntown, with Rev. Lemuel Frink officiating. The choir sang two pieces. Safe in the Arms of Jesus. and Abide With Me The bear CTS were George Briggs John N. Lew is and Arthur L. Briggs of Nolun- town. George w Carroll and Adams P. Carroll Of Norwich and Thomas Peabody of Westerly Burial took place in the NoluntoNn cemetery Church X Allen had charge of the arrangements.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
TEAM ON TRACK
 AT AERLEkO's CORNER
Eno>Ss6 CVt snS Tsssn to 5s,>es Hospital

As the last car from YzDt5c to tne city. oue at Franklin square z1 111S. Ia8 rounding Esf1aus-s corner Ea1sT- cay night about midnight tos ca- crew being MessrS. Shaw and Ezs5- worth fos zooroT1a1 saw team across t1s track DDt the ira pact WAS not verY severe and Ehe wagon waS not 1ac8x, Damaged Tns horse Ss-s oso rne inside of the tg2cz and when t2s car Nas Drog2az to stop Yss between tas car and tne klkn val and z1ace 10 attsnopr to rEn D- get away
 The rrDtDrcls1 states that 1SsEe were 1aree roe ia tke wagon one 3g- irg 1yith his head 1Ter inc dash board He Was knocked ozt of -oe wagon D the ground and was picked gD U5co1- scoDs He was taken to the rCgcita1 as soon zs possible and t1eTe f was f00n6 hs WAS s9rerzZg from eonCzg- sion e tas bran T3evs were 10 broken bones and 1o org9ses ro oe fOTris On his bo6Z On Sunday 1s 1a8 rallied. how evsF. 21lo s now cJlsc5Gs1E aDC 5t js 1e4tsTec 1e VIII sz%sr Cg il effects from the accident Ex zlauae is Ctbo Mar}9nosky, aged s3ogt z5. from Bozra 1gille. His eo-aDsz- ions went home after the affair Tr the wagon wsS z ksg of Dee--
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
DAUGHTERS MUST
 FlsD NEW NAME.
Court NcGlvnsy included, National Daughters Of Isabella, Declared to Be UsUrpers in Copn.ctlc0t, ss Far ss hsrrs is Concsvrec.

Court 8TcG5Yey. 1-o. z5, Daughters of IEs(Jeil9, will have to change It's name. First Judge Burpee o* this city decided Ire question. and now tnS the same thing. It's rather hard on the local, se vel aS 1he &s1gatUek and other bTapc1es og tae Da1 gnters, but it will hare 1o be done in accord ance with the 6ecirfDr rendered ]n the case Of the Daughters Of IsaDe3ls, No. | et aL of New Haven, against the National Order Of the Daughters Of Isabella et al The case ig o4 viee 5n- tsrest among Catholic women. and roe rnernfsers of tFe Xnigfts Of Co31Dlsg1s.
 In the pleadings, the plaintiff gtated that the Daugaters of Isabella had been organized 9n 1897 ag . v0l- Untary benefit association by women Of the Catholic faith, under the name of the J<aGfesF Auxiliary Of PgsssIl cpBnelI No 6, Knights Of CoIu1nD71ss the Crga n5za ton at the tine Of tas formation adopted, and has eyer sons are drawn from the hIsto-5c2 connection og IEaDelLa, Queen CT Span, with the despatch Of Car1sto pE1er Co., luDIoug upon the voyage, as Etatec ia history. resulting in the discoverY Of America. ard adopted and Lse1 jn its cereno OL1es a0 ode in which reference is made to IsaJella, C1es2=e8 spain
 In the s1jr instituted Il Esz claimed that the national order Of -1le Deugs- ters of Is2DelIa had es-zD1is1sd 2 branch or court at NaUgatUek known as Court Jgsnz- No 5. Daughters Of Isabella. this taking place April {, 1904 The national order f wss claimed. was doing business illegally and through William J. Weary Of Nan gatuck applied for permission to 1ls articles Of kE incorporation ll con forrnity with the state law He WAS informed that another cTgauizzron, . home body. TaE already orys zizec and doing business f1 this state h 1905, the name Of the 1ational o-ga nlzarion was changed rO the National Order C1 Daughters Of Izabellz-
 This name. it w-zs alleged. w2s gwen iu order to deceive the public and | was claimed that many young women who joined tFs2t body cid so thinking that they were booming members of the Connecticut body So the Col1ec- ticut body sought to restrain the lz- tional order from confirming the name -@Da ughters of Tsaoella'' The suit was tried before Judge Bu-pee sltung iE NeT Haven. several Tesks ago and the court. every day for three weeks. was filed with women. sae1 s56e being well represented Al this ha-51g II tio1al officers in New York number ing not 8Es- half a dozen. received from s56 .rl9 10 s194.9g from The su5- ordinate bodies. each society being zs- sessed 50 cents for each Deu5-s- Fz- year. This money. il WAS expza5175- was us5d t0 Day the running expenses Of the rational office T-Zlle -le 3181 death benefit came iron the Foczl organization One lawyer who heard the case said that he R0u4d very D1-E like 10 be one Of the members of -hz national bodE.-Wate-buEy American
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Judge Greene Hears Several Matters
Stonington Recount and Water Case-Painfeld High Tension Line and Reaseessment of Sewer Benefit Set Down for Further Hearing.

heirs. The matter viii be heard on
 The Stopingten ballot case was the last Of the day and Attorneys Hull Thsyef, Hewitt and EoS0ire appeared before Judge Greene in the matter
 This matter sofaes B0p on fsle psf1@ ton Of Edward E Bradley of St0Daps- ip that town ss cast at the sasefsDn of October ,, The petition sets forth that there are five voting districts an tbs town, and oa the selecfnasa q TDte the moderator declared the votes as fDg- lows: Henry 4. fta8iey. c. ssSss E- E. Braieg. r. 5sl 8F. Wheeler, [. sfzs G J. HoldriGges '. s21 Mir Bradley was ing the voting there were g voters who put an / frl ahe republican circle ard an < before the name of i J. HolSr5oge. This gave b11f one select man on the ballot q ySyses anc BIT. Bradley claimed that fae s2g8td have received 8 Eygfe on each Gf those Ds i~ lots, ss he is entitled 10 II, and they would caDes his election.
 Mayor yhayer int3npsteo that be would make z motion tc og2sh and asked foF costs as the petitioner had not furnished a bond, and ka2S the words democratic and republican so mixed SIS to change the meaning Of tns petftien There wac & q seUszfsn. and Judge Greene allowed Attorney Hun to amend his petition ard furnish a bond and Gid not allow costs. EzceD- ton to thie was taken DY Attorney ThAyer
 The matter went over for 2 f8rtte, hearing, however. On January a. sn order to allow time for 2 reply to tne petition The E1Onfnz1on baf5ot box was in tine room, but Nass rlo1 opened
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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5t Jesn Espt3s4e Seeasfy Elects Of oess-Ciyrnp1srs plsy js Wliltrasn t1s-rsssons4 Notes.

4 meeting of tf2e Ef. gezn Bap15sse society was he'd ia Et. LosslE hal D1 E1nosy afternoon and . bout Iz5 s9ssn- 5eFs were present. Reports oS tne secretary asaa treasurer were read The trsas0Yess report showed 2 @s8- ance on nsa6 of sSy8913g The sE- Deases durlrg the year amounted t@ slseS7.1e and ti5e total receipts were 31>37.4z
 The election Of officers for tae corn ing year then took place and FesD8fe1 as foi4Das> Honorary eas plain. Res- Philip BaSsGc Iodtes cha plain Rev D- c. Be1lefDses president Isl19re BDg- cher first vice presloent Anaeeee De~ lansef. second Fle@ psesldeaI, Tf2oT3- ss LsE9ber recording sscsetsrS. Mar c3ssS ksyJo136. ssstsfs1T fsoerc@slE secretary, George Coytgres 9asraclsJ seereLsrys ! E- BOgcaere assastsr n financial secretary. FraEels lS<sesef- z xess9gsT and es,rYss DDg1o38g secretary, Y. C. Dzoz. marshal Louis P2rsc1s assastant rrzs rsf4sI, Xavier @-srlD1 board of directors E15wsF6 hUrsIle Pau rF5Ts, sts05sLas pfz1s9$s Ph13-ss PhzDe1f, W11laro E1zr1tt s-1c itpTs Gttosr SeLslrss A. Eesset1ss D Fils- ns2fe Dhysle1sn, DR. l. l Pra1ts
 Following E1e 3asf1eSs sf ffae meet 1Dg rsfyeSa,oe11s were seTTs< and a general social aD1r was enjoyed
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Rev. Robert F. True Accepts Call 10 Third Baptist Church-Meetlng of Holy Name 5ociety-Hers and There.

Rev Robert r. True preached in the Third Baptist church on Sunday morn ing and evening. In the morning he to ok ss his text The White Harvest Fields. and in the evening he spoke on Visions and Their Object. At tie morning service Rev. Mr. True read his acceptance of the call which the church had extended him. Mir. True is thoroughly fitted to fulfil his duties here and the members of the church are greatly pleased by his acceptance
 He was born in Holderness. x. IT. He received q liberal education in the higher schools of learning. He was for twelve years engaged in the work Of the Y. NJ. C. A. ss general secretary in various cities. For nine years MT. True held the position of secretary of tn, Eyangelistic society of New Eng land, making his headquarters in Bos- tor, and for the next twelve years he was engaged in the Baptist ministry in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. His last field was in Hudson. Mass. where he has held the ministry of the First Baptist church for five years.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
CAROLINE BAILEY GETS BAIL.
Released from Police Station Cell Sat
 urday Evening to Await Trial

After having been locked up for q bout forty -eishr hours. Caroline Bailey. who has said she belonged in Providence Worcester. Boston and Roxbury. aCed about S2 and awaiting the continuance of her case. ser down for next Friday. on the charse oT Se
 curing money under false pCeteD>1S secured bail Saturday evening To che amount of Sioe through the TntlrlI2S efforts of her attorney. r, II. F's>~s, and gained her liberty. II lS possible That d partner in the business she lS con nected with Will come here and The case may be called up before Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
TAKEN FROM HARBOR
 ON SUNDAY MORNING.
Cries CT Help Brought Several = t1= Wharf Near the Chelssa's Landing Place

About 7-15 o'clock Sunday -lo-1IzE while crossing the West Sz5e bridge near Ihe elevator building. Frank Tu-- IIe and Henry ArDsCoag Wha were on their way 10 30-a heard c-55s o[ help and saw q man on era Era-< waving hls arms tranr5cal5v They hurried l1 the C-e-seaS w1z-f and there found 2 man named Osborn and in the water trying -o Ee- on n -hs ice. was another man who la-e- proved to be C. 2. Lord Al-- Lord managed to ger 0It o1 Ihe ics-col6 water on 70 the ice In The hzroo- before . rope could he secured bu- was drawn ID on Io The dock oy means q Ihe rope wet and cold.
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Holy Name Society elects Officers.

A meeting of the Holy Name society was held in the basefn ent of St. Mary's church Sunday afternoon with a good attendance. The reports of the secre- tary and treasurer were read and an Interesting review of the work of the past year was given by the president. Joseph Donnelly. Everyone was pleased with the report of the years work. The officers of the past year were re- elected, as follows: President. Joseph Donnelly: vice president Simon Fa- hey: secretary, Joseph Bellefeur; Urea surer, C. J. Mullaney.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
TO BE MARRIED DEC. g.
Invitations Issued for Marriage of Dr. N. c. Gray and Miss Jennie Bennett at Ledyard Congregational Church.

Invitations have been received by local friends 10 the marriage Of DT- .S. Gilbert Gray Of this city and Miss Jennie Bennett of Eergason avenue. Norwich Town, which will take place at the Ledyard Congregational church oa We0r resday. Dec 2s al 5 o'clock Tie ceremony will be performe1 iy Rev " F. White
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
LEDYARO GRANGE ELECTS.
Officers Chosen for Ensuing Year-B.
 T. Avery Worthy Master.

At a recent meeting of the Ledyard grange the following officers were chosen for the ensuing year: Worthy ma ster Billings T. Avery: worthy overseer. Joseph A. Clark: worthy lee turer Mrs. Fannie Lamb Clark: wor- thy secretary Frederick w. Burton: worthy treasurer, Charles :. Hewitt: worthy chaplain. Rev. William F. White: worthy steward. Leslie Gray: lady assistant steward Mrs B. F. Tracy. The three craces are Mrs. Will liam F. White. Mrs. Matte Gray and Miss Susie Lamb.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Anniversary Mass at St. Marys.

In St Mary's church Saturday morning an anniversary requiem high mass for William Coughlin was cele- brated by Rev. !. J. Smith at o'clock Al g o'clock Rev. W. H. Kennedy cele- brsted an anniversary requiem high DiaSs for Miss Elizabeth Healy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Gone te New Jersey.

Ca Eg.asy ot lSSs WesS Mss 5sZzgsa Hunt who aas been an operator s1 -a-s locsl Telephone ESS-asns@ Tor ts1s uaS1 four or Ave wears, lefS E1E Newark N J. where she Wil Spe26 t7o years or more studying to ee B trained uurSa
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Death of Mrs. Frances L. ssrrows.

The death of Mrs. Frances L. Bar rows. widow of Rufus c. Barrows oc- of her daughter. Mrs. Edward E. Brom- ley. at No. 490 Boswell avenue. Mrs Earrows had been sick for about three weeks. Death was due to pneumonia.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Whist at Engine Company.

T he third of the series of whists now in progress at Engine company No. ? az held Sunday afternoon in the companys rooms on North Main street. prizes were awarded as follows: First. comb and brush, Thomas Fields; sec on6. box cigars. Michael Barry: con- soiation, pack cards. James Riley.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
MANY GET LODGINGS.
Thirty Six Were Qua-tereo at Police
 Staten SstUreay Night.

The cold weather of The lasc few nights has caused many 10 seek ouar- TerS at the police station and Szzu-- day night there were 1h5rTx-s5x who registered They were warned n gel out of town when they were allowed 10 go Sunday morning. out one ar TWO of them pGt up hard luck stories sore feet. etc and came back for zno-l1e- sleeping place Sunday riSAc There were noc aksr fen however ln -hs travellers EeSE >1nGly 1lSar
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
oiyns5sas Ds4ss4.s ia ail6~sas1,.

The DsYra15aas were 1efes ted Dy f1e Excelsior DsskstD2B team ln Wit 8Eaz at4c EstgfssF ElY6t BJt5 z score Of q t0 2S The TlIl,asB Bflc tesE1 OUDw e1goeS the visiting Isss scc proved tDG stEoag for TsftF51le- TSs Lime NSs z9-T mute ns4T@S Ire teanox lined z- sg follows C3Yaa 4s2s. II 2rrEIy, center I1@s5Sf151s and White forvsras; Brown sEse p.eTell guards. Exsels89rs Lewis eeDters Morse and CCnDe1l forwards f5ar- ringJol and FTgsr. @aTes
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Five N.4 Rs-o.-s E--ft..S.

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

f3onweYe q large number Of 91e rela- tiyes ard friends Of the young couple were in attendance Tae festivities connected with the celebration of this happy event lasted pGt53 long after midnight.
 Af. and Mrs. soIoyay viA reside ln
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Verdict for the Plaintiff.

In the case of F.. F. Bucklin admr.. vs. Mary F. Dickinson. admx.. the jury in the court of common pleas has plaintiff
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Alumni Association to Hold Reception.

The Alumni association of St Marys school has engaged the T. A B. hall fer a reception to their friends to be held some evening early in January.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Settirq a Fine Example.

We wonder why some of those noisy Wall streSters don't try 10 pattern after $ quiet reserved gentleman like Mir. Roosevcss of Oyster Spzins- GeAa l1nlon
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Just Received

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Better Late Than Never.

The memorial to Baron Steublen, the discipliuarian of the revolutionary war. is better late than never.-Phila- dclphia Record
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
THE Porteouss Mitchell COMPANY. STORE OPEN THIS EVEEIEG AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Only Six More Days

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Vii, N.x.r Carr. s&s

Chauncry DspeW'S funny stories and siue wlsskers wal play & farewell en- kagemeHg iD Washington this winter. --Rlrn ln s<Aa aa ASS-flsgali
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Sus. Moon snd rides.
GREEN EVllLE

Six hours after hiKb water it is low tide which Ia followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Confederstes in Northern Graves.

To meet the objections raised by many cemetery associations in the northern states against the erection of small individual heaGstoneg to mark the graves of confederate soldiers who died in northern prisons. the senate committee on military affairs has en- dorsed a bill giving authority for the construction of large masonry rnoDu- ments, bearing bronze tablets, with the names of the soldiers upon them
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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