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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-09-03
SPAIN MAY JAIL STRIKERS.

:; BILBAO, Spain, Sept. 2.-There is
a possibility that the Spanish gov
eminent may prosecute the leaders
of the proposed general strike which
has been proclaimed by the Work
mems Federation and is Scheduled
to begin tomorrow. The government:
claims that a weeks notice has not
been given of the strike, as required
by law. =
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-09-03

e: One OF the best Officers in the
county, and a man who believes in
the strict performance OF his duty at
all times and under all circumstances
is Sheriff VIM. j. Bates, who was
elected to that important and spon-
slble office in 1904. Since his elec-s
ton AS sheriff he has made a most.
excellent record, and n has well h JUS
titled the conffd ence OF his friends
In electing him to- that positi on. He
rs an active energ etic5 official J, who
takes q deep interest q in the af fairs
OF q flee, and who keeps abreast
KIT all improvements IN the me DDS.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-09-03

! rs Nc.i-Eno:yn Candidate for Pro-
bate Judge.
I am a candidate for the office of
probate judge. In this fully realize
that I am asking much as I believe
this to be the highest local office in
the gift of the people. Few people
appreciate it at it's true value either
as an honor or as a responsibility
It does not have the vexatious trials
Of other courts, the spiteful lawsuits
between the living, the trial and SEN
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
LEBANON
Rev. and Mrs. Livern1ore in Florida
Yale Law School Professor Gives
Readins-Rev. r. E. Turner in New
Jersey Sanitariun.

Rev. and Mrs. l.. E. Livermore left
last week for Kissimmee. Fla, where
they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Fred Abel VINO has long been
seriously i'll, is recovering.
John Abel, son of Charles J. Abel,
who has been through a siege of tY
phoid fever at the New Britain hospi
tai. has been convalescing at the home
of his parents the past two weeks.
On Sunday. Nov. s. Edwin Loomis
completed sixty years of membership
in the First Congregational church.
Note was made of the fact at the
morning service and congratulations
were extended to him by members and
friends.
Mrs. Louise Cooley has moved here
from Berlin, Conn, and will make her
home with her sister Miss Hattie Rob
inson.
Mrs Frank P. F1ov2er is visiting in
Brooklyn, n. Y.
gave an enjoyable shower party to
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Lilley in celebra-
ton of their recent marriage.
At the recent election Geosge HoXie
and Myron Abel. il 9th republican, were
elected representatives.
Enjoyable Entertainment.
On Friday erening Prof. r. W.
Wetzel of Yale Law school gave a
mastery reading in Grange hall on
Nicholas Nicklehy. Professor Wetzel
is well known here and his name in
sures full house.
Slowly Recovering.
Rev. r. e. Turner, formerly pastor
OF the Baptist church was recently
taken to a sanitilrium in New JERSEY
for treatment. Wis recovery from the
shock which he experienced last April
is slow.
Studying the Prophets.
At the Congr egational church the
usual prayer meeting has for time
taken the form of a course of Bible
study. Under the pastors leadership
the people are row studying the pro-
phets of Israel beginning with Amos.
Those attending are finding it very
profitable
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
HAMBURG
Lyme Grange Confers Third and
Fourth Deerees-Visitcrs and Visit
inq.

Mrs. Lyman D. Harding and daugh-
tiers, Maria and May, were Hartford
visitors last Saturday.
The young people OF the church will
give an entertainment some time this
month.
Dinner was served at Grange hall on
Election day
J. Warren Stark and Harold Rey-
nolds were elected to represent the
town of Lyme.
r. NJ. Peck and family visited in Es-
sex last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lord went to
Hartford last Thursday.
Miss Dora Reynolds went to Will
braham last week for a visit with
school friends.
Mrs. James Beebe has been enter
tanning her daughter, Mrs. l.. w. King
of Cromwell
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Bigelow and
daughter Grace of Middleiteld are Wis
iting Mr.. Bigelow's mother at Rose
Lawn, Old Ham0ur
Mrs. c. +. Beebe Miss Christine
Beebe and Mrs. Edward King were
visitors in Essex last Thursday.
Miss Mabel Walsh was home from
school over Sunday.
Lyme grange conferred the third
and fourth degrees on a class of four
at their last meeting.
Mr.. Partch. who started for the west
last Thursday. viii preach in Madi-
son. Wis, next Sunday. He is ex-
pected back. next week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
YAWBUX VALLEY
Rathhone- Newton Weddine-Brief 10,
cal Notes.

Mrs. Harper and daughter of Ston-
ington were recent visitors here.
William Brown is visiting his son
at Mystic
Mrs. Erva Barnes was the guest Of
her sister al White Rock last week
Miss Copeland who has been en-
ployed as nurse By Miss Hannah Cal
lup for the past two years. has re-
turned to her home i'll Westerly. Miss
Gallup is in very poor health.
Irving Rathbun of Stone Hill and
Miss Sadie Newton were united in
marriage at the Baptist parsonage at
Stonington Tuesday afternoon by Rev.
G. B. Marston.
Mrs. Reynolds of Shunuc was a re-
cent guest at the home of Frank
Stanley.
Mrs. Clara Saunders and grandson
of Norwich spent lt~s week with Mrs.
Chauncey Richmond.
The young people of the Wheeler
high school and their friends gave a
surprise party to Miss Irene Vreden-
burg Wednesday evening. which prov
ed very enjoyable affair.
Mrs. George Stewart and Miss Mabel
Blanchard attended the wedding of
Leonard Maine and Miss Grace Snyd-
ef, which was held in the Baptist
church November ).
Theodore Martin has finished his
labors with c. Fl. Miner, where he has
been employed for the past two years
and returned to his home at Fort
Point.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
LEFFlNGWELL
Champion Potatoes Raised by J. e.
Dolbeare-Reeent Visitors.

Recently while ]. E. Dolbeare was
digging potatoes he dug seven pounds
from one hill, the potatoes weighing
Rlariy two pounds apiece.
Mr. AIaloney Of Norwich was a call
sr Sunday at C. F. Palmers and FL. E.
lt3eard's.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beebe were
Sunday guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
jNergason's Of Bean Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l. Rathbun
were the guests Sunday of the form r's
mother. in Norwich
Mrs. Emerson Turner Of Norwich was
the guest of Mrs. c. Thomas Letting
well recently
Harlem Dolbeare of Norwich spent
Sunday at the home of his brother, T.
Elliott Doibeare
Mr. and Mrs. George Sheldon of East
Great Plain were Sunday guests at the
lsttCrs former koIre in This place
Mrs. Katherine Dletz attended the
funeral of Louis J. Hoss of Norwich
Monday.
Alvin Thompson was the guest Sun
day of Miss Edith Leffingwen
Miss Gertrude Ward returned home
this week, after making q lengthy Wis
it with her grandfather and aunt in
Vernon.
Resumes School Duties.
Miss Edith Leffingwell, kindergar-
sumed her duties Tuesday, after being
confined to her home a few days by
illness.
Mrs Carrie Parks and Miss Eliza
beth Parks of Norwich and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Gardner of Yantic were
Sunday guests at Mr.. and Mrs John
/. Ross.
Mrs. ]. G. Ward is at the home TO
her father. William Herskell of YER
non.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
WATERFORD
Local Farmer Raises Prize Corn-En-
joyabIe Dinner Party.

A farmer in Waterford raises prize
corn, according to the statement of q
well known workman. A field of ten
acres, four stalks to the HILL four ears
to the stalk; ears Is inches long. Three
pecks of shelled corn to the bushel.
Mrs. TT. Willis Manvaring of Jor-
dan had pleasant dinner party We'd
nesday. Those present We're Mrs. Re
beca Cain, Mrs. Mary A. Littleffeld,
Mrs. John jenkins, Mrs. Florence
Nichols, Mrs. Owen G. Williams.
Sidney Barrett has moved from the
Hardness place. Goshen. to William
Green's in Jordan.
Hon. John Tyler Beckwith of East
Lyme was a business caller at Jordan
Wednesday.
Frank Callahan of GraniteviNe has
gone to Maine to reside,
Bert Sharpe was a Waterbury call
err Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Geer and Mrs.
Nichols attended the c. A. r. roll call
Thursday evening, as did also Mrs.
Mary "A. Ltttlefieid and Mrs. Owen c.
Williams.
Franklin Stewart of Gilead was a
Jordan caller Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
PEMDl..E HILL
Local Teachers at North Stoninqton
Meeting-Df. C. E. North and Family
Leave for Home.

Miss Susan Cook returned to Lower
Pawcatuck Saturday after being home
g. week i'll.
Reuben D. Cook and Michael Dris-
coll spent Sunday with Mr.. Cooks
mother, Mrs. Annie Cock
John Geer was in Stonington Sun
day.
Louise HiDhrd is keeping house for
her father, q, d. Thompson, while her
mother is Visiting relatives in New
jersey.
ATaIcom II. Thompson who has been
Ill. is able TO be out.
Several Of the teachers attended the
meeting held at North Stonington Fri
day.
Sarah I. Palmer was at her home
here on Sunday.
Mrs. Il. &. Coon spent Tuesday in
VoiuntownsE a guest of Mrs. John y.
Lewis.
Miss Edria Palmer has returned home
after ltngthy stay at the Palmer
homesteadl.
Leave for Winter Home.
DR.. ChTlrles F. North and family left
last weelI for their home in Montclair.
n. j., after spending the summer here.
They We're accompanied by their aunt,
Mrs. c. ID. Thompson, who will spend
two westlss with them.
Miss Maude o. Thompson spent the
week END with her sister, Mrs. James
Brooksl OF Jewett City.
Mrs Thomas Ahearn and two chill
dren were guests of Mrs. Ahearn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Amos r.
Palm CIR, last week. They were accom-
panic b home by Mr.. Ahearn.
Mf1s Della Parks is visiting 4he
1aIn1i y of Eugene Congdon.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
0AKDALE.
Linen Shower for Miss Estelie HON


Rev. II. T. Arnold of Norwich occu-
pied the pulpit of the Congregational
church on Sunday. preaching from lisa.
Wis, ] heard the voice of the Lord
After the preaching service. the sac
rament Of the Lords Supper was OBJ
served. The attendance al church
was 50 and at the session of the
session of the Sunday school 81.
The c. e meeting was led by Miss
Evelyn Comstock. Topic: Secrets Of
Happiness, Job v:t1-2.7, Prov, iii: Is IS
The number present was to
Given Linen Shower.
Miss Estelle Home, who is soon to
be married, was given a linen shower
by her Sunday school teacher and
classmates on Tuesday evening at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Dan D. Home.
Mrs. F. n. Johnson entertained on
Wednesday, Mrs. S. C. Parker, Mrs
J. c. F'elloWes. Mrs. S. C. Parker. Mrs
Paul Glasbrenner. Mrs. H. w. Atwood
Mrs. A. ]. Fox and Mrs. c. r. Cor
don.
Mrs. Edward Reynolds has been
spending few days with friends in
Mantle.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
LEONARD BRIDGE
PERSONAL Notes Of Passing Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lathrop of
New Haven have been visiting Mr..
Lathrop's cousin, Mrs Ida Cummings.
Mrs. Luther Spauding and daugr-
ter were in Norwich Saturday and
Sunday, guests of C. G.. Cobb
Mrs. Everett LOOMS has returned
to her home in Schenectady. after
spending two weeks with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levertt Manwaring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Spauldins have
returned 10 Elest Norwalk for the win
Ter. Mr.. Spaulding will resume his
duties az engineer for The CoIum bia
Mfg. Co.
Miss ems Afanwaring is at her
home this week. detain from leach
ing by Illness.
Miss Evelyn Griffin il visiting az
her home i'll Columbia
The Busy Bees met Thursday with
Mrs. Ida Cummings
Luther paulding sprnt a fcav days
in Norwich at the home of c. g, Goth.
returning Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
HANOVER
Senator Elect Parks Friends Happy
Charles Geer Begins Singing School.

Charles Geer Begins Singing School.
The friends of Angus Park congrat-
ulate him on his election as senator to
the state legislature.
James w. Eadie is appointed dele
gate with the pastor, to the state con-
vention of churches in Putnam next
week.
Webster Standish is out again to his
business
Singing School Begins.
Charles Geer's singing school began
on Monday evening with a good at
tendance. Through the generosity of q
lover of music the lessons are given
free of expense TO all Who attend.
George Hope is moving his family
to the Powell farm, near the Branch
school.
Absent in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell are spending
the season in Florida.
The n1idWeek meeting vas held on
THURSDAY evening with William S. Lee
An orchestra of several pieces as
sists the charister at the Sunday even
ing service.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
CAMPBELL'S MILLS
Three Voters, "a, So and 81, Cast Their
Ballots.

b. f. Coiburn. who has occupied the
Grange farm the past eight years, has
hired the Charles Dow farm in Ster-
Ing and Will move there soon
harvey Palmer "a John A Cleve-
land 81. and William w. Tanner. 81,
were onr election day and voted
Elijah Green has moved 10 the farm
which he bought OF John F. Tanner
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
The town clock in the steepie Of the
FIRST Church of Christ, which has toll

I'd the hours and told the time for,
many years, far beyond the -recolec--
zion of the men of 90 of today. and
has served so loHg and so well that II
is only what could he expected 10
earn thai it is about ready to stop
hort, and never to go again. and i'L
consequence If is an Increasing e-v-.
pense to the city. "A new lock
needed and Alderman OF cary o. }f.,
public property committee has alreac.
notified the court of common council
to that effect.
1t is said that to install a new clock
would mean an expense Of aboili $500
and the alderman adVoosisS The -puf-
chase now as an econo mical az Nzll as
necessary measure. II hls' plans carry
All illuminated. clock Will take HE pIa.
OF lhe ancient and faithful time pisSe
The csInniirtes on public property
canAot AFFORD 10 rake that sum from
the sltogethex 100 ,snsll appro pria On
at ivs disposal and That's the reason
why the matter is put Up to the court
ef ooiftnnns, council with the erpecta-
ton that funds sufficient fc~ the in
stsl IA NOR Of modern town loss wjl,
be taken from the massachusetts eunA
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
LISBON
Personal ltsma of Local Interest

Miss Ethel nj Kennedy was Tia
guest Of her cousin Miss Rosetta Col
Inns, In Central Village. over Sunday
Master Leonard Donnelly, who has
been i'll at his home, is better
Mrs. Willard Collins Of Central Viii
laga and Mrs. Arthur Schiller and
daughter Theresa, OF Hyde Park,
Mass. have been guests of their sister,
Mrs q. \. Kennedy. The former re-
turned to- her home SUNDAY
Paul Budelt. who is employed at
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
LETTERS FROM TOWNS In TWO STATES

Norwich, was at his home over Sun
daq
Mrs. John IIoelck and twin daugh-
Iefs, Margaretha and Anna, were in
Norwich Saturday
Jofln Holeck of Springfield and Der
nard Hoelch of Stonington were the
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Holeck. Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
The Business and Social Life of Every Town and
Settlement Reflected in These Columns

! er visiting her daughter, Mrs. Denison
Davis of Mystic.
L. A. Fowler, who has been serious
~ i'll for several weeks, is able to sit
up.
Mrs. DoIbeare and Mrs. Avery were
visitors in Uncasville the first of the
week
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
M0HEGAn

Mrs Burns Of Norhich CALLED on
friends I'm this place tfie first part of
the week.
Hurreh II. Fielding and daughter.
Iorefta. Of New London were Visiting
tu Nohegsn sunday ]
Nrs. Hunter has returned home, aft
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
NORTH LYME
Sts% sud Reynolds Win at Tues day
Elseton--Feraonsi Items.

NJ r. stArk was sn Norwich Mon
dsv.
H A. Gates returned to Merideu Wed
ussday after several weeks va ,catisu
J. W. Stark and Harold Reynoids
we're elected Tuesday to REPRESENT the
town AT the coming session of The leg
fsisture.
Released from Quara ntiIae.
Mrs J. w. Stark returned home
Saturday after five weeks stay at her
brothers. John Ely's in East Had =
dam. where she went at the time of
Atrs. Elys death and later contracted
diphtberis and has been under quar-
ant1ne for shout = month
Mrs. tsdN ard King of Cromwell Is
ys=it1g At James Be@be'5I
Miss Lena Marvin Of Lime is visit
snf AIRS n B Maynard
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
GOSHEN
Big Endeavor Letter for Worker in
CeyIon-Successful Social.

On Sunday evening a good number
of letters written by members of the
Y. P. s. G. E. were handed in, and
all are to be sent as one letter to Prof.
Harry G. York of Jaffna college, Cey-
lon, India. Mr.. York's former home
was in this place and he was an ear
nest worked in church affairs.
The first fan OF snow came Tuesday
and some snow fingered until the fol-
lowing forenoon. After the "squaw"
winter all are looking for the mellow
Indian summer days.
Harvest Con1nen1orstion.
Nov. Goth the Sunday school is TO
have special exercises in memory of
the arbvest sea son.
guest and a guess social was held
at the home of Rev Marcus Burr on
Friday evening under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Aid society. There was
large attendance and a very pleasant
evening was enjoyed.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
The Early Shopper.

The manifest woman we know of is
the enc ~llo has IL Christmas gift.
bought already Detroit Free Pr9sg.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
In the recent city election William

MIR. White declares that if he by
reason of having received the highest
number of votes is entitled to the
chairmanshfp he Will insist upon his
rights in that matter. and that ia
where Willie is right. He handed
Corporation Counsel Brennan >
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
Representative Beckwith Moves for Re-
count of Ballots
JUDGE COTS DEFEAT
The Surprise of Surprises-Mr. White Proposes to Act
as First Selectman- The Mortality in William ".
Perkins Post, G. A. R.-More Light Needed in
Subway-The Old Town Clock Must Co.

opinion to Mayor Malfan at the meet
ing, night afore lection, but the
mayor was too busy to give it serious
consideration at that time, but as
sured Mr. White that if any mistake
had been made in the matter that it
would be cheerfully corrected, add
ing that Mr.. HENDERSON was made
chairman of the committee, as he hap
pened to be the only selectman that
was reelected, and who had eX-
perience in the office
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-16

eral weeks, left for her home near
Charlottesville Friday.
Miss Ellen Lyon left Monday TOT
Charlotte county, where she will Wis
it relatives.
Misses Lurline Smith and Hennie
Lyon have returned TO the Normal
Mr.. Tom Blanton is home after
q stay with relatives in Prince Ed
ward.
Mrs. Palmore leaves this week
to take her position at the Sweet
Brier Institute.
Mr.. ]. Wyatt Crute and Miss I'll
len Lyon attended Conference al
Blackstone last week.
Mr.. Len Simpson, who farms with
Mr.. Lyon, was married today tc
Mss Fannie Bates. Of Prince I'd
ward. Rev. Mr.. Fugate officiating
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-16

fore the need of education on these
linz, is everywhere.
Another lecture will be given
next Saturday night on Rational
Remedies" Practical demonstra-
lions of how to give simple treat
ments in the home will be an in
teresting feature of the lecture.
The three services on Sunday
were attended by large crowds from
all parts of the country. The sub
iect of the Judgment Day" was
very thoroughly discussed. 1t was
shown by undeniable proof from
the Scripture that the Judgment Da,
began in 1914 A. d. Prophetic
outlines and Old Testament types
were studied which showed how
the Judgment work would be con-
Quoted. where it would be held. and
when it should begin. Seeing that
we are living sixty-six years this
side of the opening Of the Judg-
ment court in Heaven the impor-
lance of the accepting of Gods
plan of salvation was strongly urg-
ed.
The services Of this week will
take up the prophecies of Revela-
ton. On Sunday, the 18th, only two
services will be held. 3 and 1870
T. NJ.
The subjects of Pagan Rome
"Papal Rome" and the United
States in Prophecy" will be consid-
cred AT the Sunday services. Charts
will be used to illustrate these sub
jects Come and bring your friends
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-16
From Lnneuburg.

Sept. 12th.-Rev. c. w. Max
well, of the Presbyterian Church,
preached a series of sermons at
Victoria to large and appreciatiye
congregations, with good results.
There we're several additions to the
church there
Rev. c. T. Thrift is now holding
a protracted meeting at the Metho-
dist Church and much interest is
manifested.
The Presbyterian Aid Society gave
and entertainment Saturday night
and realized a good amount for the
church.
The farmers have nearly finished
flue-curing their bright tobacco and
are much pleased with their success.
The round house at Victoria is
nearing completion and is fine
building, as are also the machine
shops and other railroad buildings.
Ihey are repairing the Lunen-
burg C. H. building and making it
fire proof and adding conyeniences
thereto.
Misses Rosa and Ethel Toms, of
Richmond. and Miss Ann Smith have
returned to their homes after spend
ing a pleasant time with Miss Hell
en- Gates.
Miss Mary and LIVE Hawthorne
are visiting Miss Minnie Bragg.
Mrs c. d. Allen and daughter
Miss Elenor. returned to Richmond
today, after a pleasant visit TO the
homes OF Misses N. T. and Connie
Bragg.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-16
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