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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
CAhiELSOh
William 5. Brown to Cut 10000 Tons Of lce-Plans for Christmas Cheer for Borough Poor-Dssth of Riley Chase-Trade Brisk.

Dr. F. W Darner has been at Hart ford to attend n important gathering Of Sons Of Veterans
 Dr. L. J. A0rin has a new automo- bile
 Henry F. Clark writes from Los An geles that he is enjoying his stay there Fef ' much.
 Chas Hughes Of PawtucEet is spend ing few days with relatives in Dan ieIson.
 Henry 4. Fenton or Pawtucket was . visitor with friends in Danieison over Sunday.
 Preparations to Cut lee. tons Of ice from Al4xander-s Lake Preparations were commenced on Sat ur7aF.
 Arthur J. Bergeron Of New Bedford was the guest Of relatives on the West Side over StndaN
 12 Degrees Below Zero on Saturday. Temperatures down to 12 below zero Were reported on Saturday morning. making il the second coldsst Of the
 Gifts for Borough Poor.
 Gifts for the poor Of Danlelson are 10 be left at the Pentecostai church on "Wednesday and Thursday Of this week On Friday such offerings are to be left al the Congrega atiOnal church
 Good Holiday Trade.
 Saturday brought out the largest crowd of holiday shoppers that has ia vOred the business men this seas on- There were many buyers here from the nearby towns
 Ice to 10 Inches.
 Ice from seven to ten inches thick covers the rivers lakes. ponds and res erv0irS in Eillingly. The ice men will probably have the years crop harvest ed before the first of the coming month, which is much earlier than usual.
 Aims We'll Bestowed. Considerable money was dropped in- to the kettle at the Exchange block by the Christmas shoppers during SAtUr- day afternoon. This pot may be re- garded by all as representative Of ar effort to make the holiday 8 happy one for those of Danieison who 2-e unfor- tunate in circumstances at this time.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
To Form Programme oF Recital to Ss
 Given bJ Congrsgstionsl Chsir.


 The eno5r of tae 1gregat5orlsl church hsE arranged to give z Christ mas recital Of ancient carols and or gan nun DerE 0n zex< Sunday sTsn1ng- the selections being as folIOTs. oeesElonaI-Draw Nigh. Imraanus-. C.s French Melody. 11tn CenrUry Words from HozaFaole BrsT5arys 1zra caroI-Br1ng 2, Torcn, Jeanette. Isa- Ol5 French Carol 17ta Century Card Sleep. Little Dove.
 Cl5 AIsst8sn Carol csro--H-aen d carlstuzs Carlst Was old French Carol Ista Century &rEhe eno-f5oa From On Ezsgh- -srne- Crgs sn-6zrca of the Mag, Dubols Soprano SCIo-fo Holy Night. Adam Carol-EoG Rest To1. 5lsrry Gentle men, Cld English carol-A Ti-gla Unsgottes.
 Trze5r5o1a1 3Ge1ocT carol-wa4t chaia E Fl Taisz F. ,,.-,.,,. Soprano sol5-A1ay h 2 5Gzrg@-. Tor5s oy Martin L>g-aer for q Ch-lE-- n1zs Carol fo- 15z o7TC children Orzaa-A Ea1tasla on Old Christmas Carols. F4zzss Carol-S1g JoEozs1T
 Clz French Clristr1ss Song Carol-W-hllz sae1aar1s Watched Their Floczs b Slg1-
 C55 English L@-oGT Carol-F'rou Highest EeaT@1 to Earth We Come
 Old German Melody 5v Martin Luther with words azaptec from -1e orlg1Es- Cs-o--F-ars- What EuE1c F1Izs the Sw- Cs5 Latin 8[elG1y Ifzr@gCrls-5 , Crgz--E zslEse Song Smith Old English Cradle Song Carcl-Cse- -1e Cradle Of King
 CzE Breton 5E4-of 2 Car1l--4z with CZe9zess Man cf Dl1.
 CgE German Ee.C5F Re1=ss-cZ-z1-E551v Eg1-
 German Folk Song
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

on Valley street there was g good fast bgsk%tban game between the C!ynDlAs of Norwich and tho Jolly Five Of this city 4 week ago the latter five trim nsd fne Norwich outfit ln Norwich, and the trick was turned again Satpr- day evening, the hume team winning out in q grand finish by the score Of 54~2e. The score at the end Of the first half was zz-lG in favor of the Jol- ly Five,
 Murphy Of the Oivnpias was the sfat for the visitors, and Higgins ezcelle1 for the Jolly Five Eugene Lewis, cap tain of the Thread City CyclerG, vas the Feferee
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Personals.

Kifnm Mitchell is spending q month with his daughter iii Bridgeport
 Miss Florence Shirley has gone to Bangor. Me. to spend the holida ys with her parents.
 Martin Mullen, q student of the Bal tinOre College of Dentistry, has ar rived home to pass the holidays
 Mrs. John F. Collins Of Jackson street has returned from 2. fortnfgh.'s s visit with relatives and friends in New Haven.
 Ir. and Mrs. Arthur w Sweet left on the 1125 train Saturday forenoon for Hartford where they will be io- cated in the future.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
RAIN REINt RAIF{!
Needed as Never 5efore m 1zlf Century-Frozen Rivers Ec5 10 Ern- tarrzssnaent q Aiil Owners and Op- erstIsss.

Not fn fifty yea-s have -Ee uzz1-- facEuTers with plants along EE7 = z--- e5zug river faced such z situation zs regards lack 0< E4-er for power ss nov conf-onts -hem- The dEculry has reached 1he stage where 5- .s re- whole valley from the Massachusetts stata line 70 <o-TlcE- -erEI-9-y studded win Dig plants nat give eu- rlCEmeEt to -EGzsaC1s o1 opera lives engaged in tle manufacture of cotton and ~ools1 goods
 fore the recent unusually severe cold snap set tu and turned part Of the greatly diminished supply Of water rD ice but IL has grown steadily worse since and the plants will soon o= e1- r-rAy dependant gn their steam pow er. which in almost every instance -s insufficient D drive more than 2 2zrI Of the uzch.cer. ln the mills
 While L15s unfortunate condition -s irritating -o ELe UzoUEs--Erers- --= operatives are the uc-s affected. s= -ne reduced scaa5uZe of x1rz5- z hours means aig losses 70 them l1 earnings The mills are kept going as much as is possible. bur hundreds . of looms that would be running lt -le aa-er supply were normal are idle much oE The EDA
 4 7eeer5 0ro1th.
 Mss ElIeu D LarneE oE Thompson. TTin6la-n coUl-ES historian, WEo has kept weather records for 2 EzlE--=-- -uTy past SAYS -h2Z n all -hzt ---e there has been no such scarcity 1Z water aC this time cf yAr
 Rain Badly NseGe5. Rain auz lar< Of r must come and come soon f the biggest industries 5- eastern ColnesTzcuI are not 70 wc-s l under . handicap all winter
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Various ltene.

Practically al the stores Of the city wil be open every evening until ChristTn8s.
 The management of the Grex club has arranged for q game Of basketball for Saturday evening, Dec. 2<, at the r. T. C. 4. gymnasium, with the fast five from Manchester.
 The social and dance in WasigDI rri nall Saturday evening, termed the spot light dance, Was largely attended, and q pleasant evening resn5ted. Music vas furnished Dy HeIn0olc's orchestra.
 The regular Saturday night dance in 4. F. s. hall given under the aus pices Of Wiilimartfc lodge No. 1Z9. was well attended, and furnished en- joyTneDt for all present Music vas furnished by the I'm cad City Cyclers' orchestra
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
NEW REGULATIONS
Announced by Department Commsnd-
 CT Fentcn, U. 6. W. V.


 The following was iesued Saturday afternoon lrusn headquarters deDart- iuent Of Connecticut. United 5paDisB War Veterans.
 Willi nsntic, Dec. 17. ts10.-General order No. 9. 4eriez i910-t9l1. l. In sc- cordAuce with tho new rules snd reg uialNua Which will be issued about JsnuarN l. lsl, the department cOun- ril ot administration is legislated out of office and the elected department officers become the council of admin iRtratiou 2. The new rules and reg uln tiVns make the offices of cha pisin and surgeon appointive, not elective. Tlrn commander of each camp may also sJrDDiut besides the adtutant and ousrtcrnE,ster. a historian, sergeant major quartermaHter fergeant, two color sorgcants and a chief musician !. The following appointments are hereby announced by the department commander. Department chief Of staff Arthur D. Mcintyre Putnam. depart mcut. historian. William N Scrivener, Hartford depat tment aides do camp, Thomas Joyce of WiHinnantdc, James H. Morgan of Hartford. William Base ley of New London. Fred N. Flagg of Putnam, Prank e. Smith of Norwich, Harry A. Leonard of New Haven, Charles Andres of Bridgeport, Joseph naEsOn Uf New Britain, John D. Milne of Norwaik. Charles H. Page Of Bran ford James Byltes of Derby. Joseph MOraghan of Waterbury Charles B. Warren of South Manchester, Martin Lsubsober Of Rockville, Walter J. smith Of Danbury, Patrick ]. ShortelI of Meridcn. John NJ. Brennan of Win sted. Oliver J. Stewart of Stamford; ; legislative committee, Robert D. Cha pin Of Hartford, Howard !. Bloomer of Hartford. John '. LaWiess of New Lon don. Frank Mason of New Haven, Bur ton M. Welsh of Wilimantic.
 {. By the new regulations the de-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
OBITUARY.
AIfred Vachon.

Alfred Vachon. aged fl. died Friday evening at his home, sg8 Main street following sn illness with pulmonary trouble. He ~aB a native of Canada, i, but had lived in this city for years There survive widow, three gons Frederick, Elmer and Joseph YaefI0u and three daughters Alice. Louise and Lillian Yachont 4 sister, lMrs. Sophia Tetrault of Hop River, and z brother, Robert karhont of HoiHOke Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Capt E. II Richmond of tna W.T. Bmantle police was in Putnam SarDf- day afternoon.
 Attorney Ii Y. celsrIer and City Engineer F. Walden Wright were iZ Worcester 5aturGag-
 James C Pierce Of A1tleooro called On Putnam friends Saturday.
 xlss Josephine 5f. Clifford was lead er Of the r ?. s. C- 2 meeting Sun day evening
 Ten Degrees ssIos Zero.
 The mercury vas down ro 70 below zero Saturday morning
 Gros Jssn-Csrr Wedding Invitations
 Invitations are oat for the wedding on Tuesday. Decem Der zT ac Wood stock. of Miss Elizabeth Tyler Carr of that place and Leon RUssel GrOs Jean Of Watkins. E- :. The ceremony is to take place @t the home Of the brides mother, A-z. '. F. PlteE-
 Officers of Queens of Avalon
 The court of tns Queens of Avalon Of the Congress atIonai church has elected rheEe officers: Queen regent. Gertrude PerrE. raa5cs Of honor. Mar t0r5e Baker. Ethel D1ngEaI royal scribe, Marjorie Mann keeper Of roy aI purge Marion La EuzrL- court mar snaL Elizabeth Russell court Lere I5- Grace Page: court se1cl1eL Minnie Keller. court c1a1cealoEE, Edith Ding wall, G4z5ys Fzea1. lacy If r1e lake, Mss Ruth 8Ir<eT, ladies ll waiting. srg C E PTa-L 3l5ss zsrgs1L
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
COLCHESTER.
5srro1's Barn 5s-ne1-Ffre s- War snsH j. Por1srE-8 Ssc<@s S-z--z +a- Serrr0>s.

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19


 About the Borough.
 Walter F. Kieg has been named as administrator Of the estate Of Mrs. Fiarriet Boswell
 The members Of the Ladies Reading Joseph DaaIelson ts8lg ls5cnoag1 after noon.
 Teachers 1n the grades that are clos ed for vacation are in many instances spending the recess at their homes in various towns and cities.
 postofhcs Holiday Hours. Postmaster Potter announces tjlaf i3e the office viii oe open rezt 5unos 2. Christmas day, until o'clock. that patrons nay receive their holiday packages.
 Afosday the office will be open from SEQ 70 Jz f8., and also from g.19 ?. Ig- fo 755 p D. The money order ard rural carrier. however, viii cOver nls route aB GaaI on Monday.
 Miss Hammond Resigns.
 dlse Jennie Hammond, teaef@r iD the primary department ln tfle ge1poi iH DaYYaIe. has resigned. Her place will bs filled Dg fhe tosgn school com nittee before the beginning CT the next term
 For the closing day of the term the pupils ln Bliss fsmmond'g room and those fn H1ss 8fyrtis 45aFIansYg room united fn presenting the little play cold Mother Googe's Chr lstnaafs." The ctildrerrs parents were present.
 Spoke st NsOrsgsn. Charles Edward Prior oG Hartford gaze an address before the 1oer's class of fae Coagrega tfo1al Sunday school 0E WaUrega1. WeGnsEcaY eve ming en "Yocatlons and AvCDztiCus-" This was fhe first lu q series Of talks to the class arranged for ths winter season Dy fne pastor of rEe church, the Rev. F. F. TaIngsIge
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
OFFERED s43,ooo
For Main Street Property Known ss
 Youna's Hotel

ft ir understood that parties have been cud"aNOrinR io purchase the prop rItF inoNu as YOunR's hotel on Main street. the past week. and S. l. Young, fNc proprietor. has been teudered nn unrr of f43npo for that part of the property un Main street that lies west nf thc driveway east of the hotel The portion included in the proposed dcsi rpupriaca the hotel and the brick gA- raee in the rear
 i is sHld that Mir. Young has been given until Tuesday of thiR week to ar. .cpt of decline the offer. Mir. Young hte conducted the iitel for many years and iq well known to the local and transient public. Previous 10 his en- t8 into life as n hotel 6roprietor hs was an oversecr in whAt are now tho mills of thc Windham Manufacturing com pany.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
a.e.ption to Mosieians.

Sunday afternoon a reception was rendered Hector FOurnier and Eime~ Green, n1eBtyers Of the Sun Brotnersf Circus band, who have just returned home, By members of Whseier@s An-ri- can band, in the quarters in the Kslg- win block, on Main street. The boys rendered an informal programme Of instrumental and vocal music aud sWaDDe0 yarns and rep1iniscenceg. Re- Treatments were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
.sL- E I- M 2. Maz-s

The death cc v " 27ss--@-. -sc.. president o< -z= Esw E-TS Can --1 -ztl-ozG. z@1c rzSs=a a-zr S-- sz- E-s-s-- al m ----s removes enc =-= sL aE -ez-=ccad a-ozE -l--r- men
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Naluahle Horse Dies.

r. 4. Weeks lost one Of . handsome pair of young bay horses at 1Z15 o'clock Sunday morning, following an illness of 2z hours. The horse was a : year old and Wes first taken with in- fannmatlon Of the lungs, whicf. turned into lung fever and finished Up with pneumonia Mir. Weeks had refused s5GG for the pair within q week
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Chimney Fire.

Foreman Jacobs and a detail from Excelsior Hook and Ladder company responded t0 q still alarm for I. cil3ra ney fire early Saturday evening at the home Of Charles N. Reade g Bridge street The fire was extinguished with the aid Of exiting uishers, and but little dauaQe resulted.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Settled Out of Court.

1he case Of James r. Brown Vg. AL bert r. Fisher and wife Of Hampton. an action fo collegt 2 claim If S119 for s horse that wss tC have been tried lis curday morning 4eTore Justice Of the Peace r. !. Danahey, has been settled out o9 c1nirt Attorney g. r. Harvey represented the plaintiff and Attorney 9eorge " MelrlY ffae defendants.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
NOT A VARSITY TEAM.
Holy Cross College Team Not Coming
 Next Game with Hiil5lry.

The basketball game with Holy Cross. scheduled 10 be played here cu Tuesday evening ls cancelled Man ger Ca-1ier 1aS discovered tllz- all things are u8C as they were represent co D him n regard Ie LhlS r=4D There ss no FarSig! VeaD a- Holy Cross thls year Hi6e- Joy the fool ball captain. 5s ar the head oE a -e&-l of college players but they are not e varsity team AazaE=r Cor6ie- has had some cores E6e1ce over -lz matter and the result iS IAs cancel latIon oE the game No game nov u-- ii NirburE shows up on Monday zCt- aruOon next
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

yo1nges1 Of the DFofaers. namely. the Hon William BeresfDrG, who .s mar r5e6 1o an American girl, Miss Flor e1ce Miller da 1ga.er Cf Ug. George l. AffIler 0f Pros l6eue@ The couple have several children and are liyi1g now O. the EowneEs raaea. 1esr Cal aa ~r.l- (-a ra5 ia .
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
OBITUARY.
Riley Chase.

Riley Chase. aged S0. Is dead at his home in East Kiliinsly. MT. Chase Is of the family that has lived in this town for generations, and his whole life has been spent within it's confines. He has been 8 successful farmer. He leaves one daughter. Mrs EprihsTn Harrington of East Killingiy.
 Hear About Doing Good and Saying
 Bad"
 The Christian ERdeavor society and Church Helpers of the Free Baptist church at East Kihingly held an en- tertainment and social at the church Saturday evening. The Church Help dialogue The Society for Doing Good were sold after the entertainment
 Donors to Hospital.
 The following nanielSon people con- Tibuted money to the Day Kim ball hospitals Thanksgiving offering, Mrs A. F. Wood, Mrs. T. F.. Hopkins. Dr. Rien4i Robinson Mime Francois Du- charme, Mrs. Preston B, Si5isy. Mrs George II. Call, Mrs Charles L. Dsrhie Mrs Michael Awkward Mrs Horace kvapedy Mrs A Fl. Arn,inEcon. Mrs \. WeiSheps-, Miss Marion p. Chotsr.
 Sunuay In shs Churches.
 At the Congregational church there was praise service Sunday evening. which was in the nature of preparation for the better enjoyment of the Christ mas season Al the Methodist church yesterday the day was observed as Peace Sunday.
 Plans for the Christmas serVFces and
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
WILLIMANTlC
What ia ceine or Toniaht.

NHtchaug Lndgs. @p. g2. K of r.
 Vaudeville and Moving Pictures at ieum@r DpWn. House
 NevinR rkiufes al the piiou and Scenic IefnIlN
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Leather Bags for Gifts

tfuaes welcome and easy tn select -r..rn ea manr Ne have the most .-rru.tH fafterus CUrfuariHonH of r.al atrrIinH HftHHtt tHal reflect cfcd- If nn trf uaaeH eor Every one ol theHe rf.rT faEa arc perfect and neatly m shed frnr1 z 70 Co f& 4p
 ro.EntFauke from .uJ up Co f3SH.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

r.fr of Ladies' Kid Gloves nicely n.-rl rurff he appreciated white or tau-ff co aud fI10
 Belt in a fancy box would do--JSc to fr.ou.
 A palr of SHk Hoac from soc to sl SO raIr
 N S.n- waist Pattern iu @ box g. 90. pr,ss Pattern. in boy at $5.OO.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
fBssenent)

Perhaps 70 minute spent in our large basement would reveal many an attractive article for gift There rnu will arI |. thousand aud one things n.aruf ornamental. as well as service able Erica ur8r of aH descriptions are there iu many varieties and styles. riu that would show good taste would te t piece of cut glass or AL lsrfou's china You uCaunot choose anything more pieasirg A nice Vase .r a beautiful Lamp. We have them to meet everr rnr-n from the cheapest ro the highest quality.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
MURRAY'S BOSTON STORE WlLLIMAHTIC, CONN. etcre Opened Evenings
 Until Christmas
START THIS MORNING TO DO YOUR SHOPPING

Avoid ths rirh of fic end Of the week. Tle morning .s flwars preferred. least trorsd and more une com Doe devoted In choosing Che very gir you want.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
HandkerchiefS For Gifts

r.r nIU uf"sr go aWIss f you buy HarI fer.nl.lH fer % gift aa it ls one or .h" utnF Iatf1u articles always in demand Here aa a eide range of dain- ty airles. hand embroidered real SWiss and lrisn Lireni prices range from l0c to t1s1 each
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
PUTNAM

Manufacturers With Plenty of Orders Forced to Kss2 Mills on ShorE Time Because Of Low Wstsr-Frozen Riv- CTS Add to D5Hfo0ltI-No Such Wa ter Scarcity in Past 90 Years
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Jehr :. Green Injured.
RNe~ Frozen for Fi-st TTrns.

AS Ga S-1E5>.S. czoWzs were O1 1Hs lisbon bridge. watching 5 sLsh- which has never been SesD before n -he memory e he oldest 52s2 5s,2E@- pee p1e sA8t5U1 oa the CG1n@oaug rtV@-. above me ori6ss where T never has been frozen hstors FsaS fact ss 1n- slSpasaAle evidence ar she u8urecs-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
About fhe Raronan.
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concerts in the churches are cornpt
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-20
Public school Graduates.

The annual examination for gradua-
tion from the public schools of the
county recently held resulted in the
passing ofthssay -four for graduation.
They were as follows:
GERARDsrowN.
Eugene Durham, David Rowland,
Josephene Morgan, Irmo p. Hollis,
William pitzer. Ida Mcbride, Beulah
Chorpening, Deward Busey. Eva E..
Griffith, Ida d. Alvey, David ID
stuckey, Elmer KEGS, Virginia
Kitchen Gladys Wilson.
FALLING WATERS.
Josepbsne Pearsll, Mary L.WiIand and
Maud p. Davis.
HEDGEsvILLE.
Mabel p. Price, Carrie PITT 1ogls and
Ethel s. Dick.
MARTINsBURG.
Edna Johnson, Omer Small. f. c.
Osborne. Quincy Horner, and Julian
kidwiIer.
MILL CREEK.
Kenneth Laise, Edith Gain. Grace
Shickle, Grace Gordon, Eva Miller,
Clara Coils, and Nellie Butler.
oPEQUON.
Thomas II. vanmetre, r. Stuart
Vanmetre, Alice Vanmetre aud Flor
ence Small.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-20

The regular meeting of the Martina
burg school board was held on MOI
day night.
The current bills are paid including
bin for $3.50 to the Berkeley Install
meut Company, for furniture for
boards room in the court house.
The superintendent reported the
city enrolment at 1925 and tie aver
age attendance 1858.
1.-THE application of Miss May Siler, a
graduate of the High school this year
for position as teacher in the city
schools was filed.
County Superintendent Evans re-
ported to the board the railroad taxes
due he district for the year as follows
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, ST.
243.s, Cumberland Valley Railroad /,
S210.s4 Freq Hollow branch of the
Baltimore and Ohio, $4,000; Armour
Car Lines, 1886; Maryland Steel Com
pany, 50 cents; United States Expresn
Company, Sl629; Adams Express
Com pany, S15.7l; Pullman Car Com
pany, 81. 81; Western Union Telegraph
Company, $l1, So; Maryland Telephone
Company, 1920.
Making the whole amount S2,o35.2o .