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New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
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Nyack cup mems singles first round,-D DR..
Il illiam Rosenbaum defeated NJ. \. Bisseil,
90, e: II. &. Cullman -. 6-4: Z. Earl
Finck defeated c. Frederick Watson. jr. by de
fault: " Rlache defeated s. Howard Noshell
%. -. Ga: H :. Street defeated R c.
Seaver. by default; ". H. Baldwin defeated
c. H. Bissen. so 6-1; o H. Riggs defeated
F A Hall. 60. 6-4: Henry J. Moilenhauer
defeated George s. Groesbeck, e. e: G
c. Peck defeated c l. Lutkins. by default
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
TRl- STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

York 3; Reading. o.
JohnStown :: Altoona
Trenton. >: Lancaster. l.
HARRISBURG 4: WiniaElSport 3 40 innl
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
FIRST GAME.
Totals. ~ 3 a 81 Is o Totals 415 1881 II 2

.Batted for Brown in ninth inning 4kane ran
for Beaumont in ninth inning 1Batted for Richie
in tenth inning some out when winning run was
scored.
Chicago ..-..-1 o 2 q I Is
Phfadelphia % o q o-5
Two base hits-Hofnan, Zimmerman. Moran
% king Sheckard. Three-base hit--kling.
Hits-Of McIntire, in s 1-3 innings; off Brown,
in . "a innings. Sacrifice hits-Sheckard, Hof-
man Double plavs-Magee 70 Doolan; Stein
feldt TO Evers TO Archer Left on bases. hi
cago. /. Hit by pitcher-By McIntre tBates).
on McIntire. .. First base on errors-Chi-
cago l. Hftb pitcher-By Mclntire. Bates
struck out-By McIntre s; by Brown, |: by
Moren q Passed ball-Moran. Wild pitch
McIntire Time-2:24. Umpres-Rigler and
Esnslie
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
FIRST GAME

Two-base hits-Byrne. Flynn, BridwelI Three
base hit-Doyle. Stolen bases-Doyle t3), MerkIe
Double play-Leach and Gibson. First base on
bals-Of Ieifed, 3. Struck out-By Iseiiied,
I; by Lever. >: by Drucke, TO- First base on
error-New York. /, Left on bases-Pittsburg.
I. New York. o. Hts Leiield, in
innings: off Lever. In = innings. Time
2.05.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Elmira ,. Troy. !
Binghamton :. Albany, 5
Wukes-Barre. 1 Utica
Scranton, D, Syracuse, l
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
NEWARK.
Totals ce972 II Totals Is . d 9 4

.Batted FOR McCinnity in third inning. TBatted
Enlr,1es ninth inning.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

Hasebali . games First game p.
\ Americans Us Cleveland. American
League Park Adm, ooc4
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

0E-VND EAIE--ofser- -ecrase. EaL.ll. sF I.T
tnr=e-yea--olds ana upward. 500 added
about miles. start good Won easily
Ts-re 20. Winner. ch. e. by A--neath II
-SerTIlta. Owner. 7. Hitchcock.
Horse X Str. Fin Jockey ting.
zrr--~e 40 Is IS Iz-ch IS
Cis1cld - $50 Il > ? Pending 11-5
THIRD RACE-SslIinE. for tzo-yea--olds. s+o0
s6ded- Five and halt furionzs Start
-o~1 Won d~i.-ng. place easily. Time,
L.nS% H.nn Oh e. by OctaEon-Lady
Roserre-y. Owner. AuKust Belmont
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Lynn, s. Brockton, 2.
HaverhilI Q Fall River. O
Lawrence. 6 New Bedford, /
Worcester, 5; Lowell, III innsl
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
SARATOGA SUMMARIES

Weather Gear. rack fasl
FIRST RACE-seI.ng. toT three ear-cids and
lr1zrd s.aa added six tuTlonss- start
-0o5 won easily place same Time lib
Wrner b. + by hinEston-Nnite Rose
I-a-e~ c EitEreth
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
Ek0NK
Everett Gallup Ill With Typhoid Fever
Large Audience Hears Address on
Passion Play.

Everett Gallup is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Kenneth of Oneida, NJ. Y. who
has been here several weeks with her
brother Alfred Gallup during the Last
days Of their sister. Mrs. Peleg Peck
ham, has returned home.
Mrs. Ann Corey has gone to visit her
married children in Rhode Island.
Alvin Corey has bought up large
quantities of wool from the farmers
eastward in Rhode Island.
Mr., and Mrs. Russell Slocum of
westerly, r. T., who have been guests
Of their aunt, Miss Cynthia Phillips
have returned home.
Fourth Address on Passion Play,
Mr.. Kellogg gave the third of the
series on the Passion Play last Sam
day morning in the Line Meeting
house. Next Sunday he VIII give the
fourth, that on the portion depicting
the institution Of the eucharist in the
upper room, and the Lor6s Supper will
given in connection with it.
Personal Items.
George H Gallup is serving on the
jury in the superior court at Putnam.
William Turner is serving ON the jury
in Norwich.
Howard Gallup is building a new
house for himself close to his father
on the Fairview farm. The roof is al
ready on.
Mrs. Howard Gallup has been enter
taining her sister, Miss Nellie Brown,
Province of New Brunswick
George s. Gallup and family of Prov
idence have taken an auto trip out
here visiting.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
BROOKLYN
Annual Meeting of Ashford Baptist
Association Calls forth Large Num-
her-Memhers of Brooklyn Womens
Club go TO Danieison.

Professor Rufus Sheldon and daugh-
ter returned to their home here on Fri
day evening after an absence of sew
eral weeks.
Sad news came to friends here re-
Gently announcing the death in Allan
ia, Georgia, of Mrs Eliza beth Spald-
ing Scarborough.
George l.. Sweet had tho nisfortun g
to lose enc of his cows a short time
ago.
Miss Gertie Green is visiting Mr..
and Mrs Frank Herrick.
Mrs. Lottie Geissier and baby visited
Mrs. Gsisslers patents. Mr.. and Mrs
James Copeland the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. NJ Cleveland of
Boston are spending month in town
and are occupying the house belong
ing to his sister, Mrs. Lily Kingsley.
Monday afternoon twelve members
of the Wcmen's club of Brooklyn. ac-
copied the invitation of Mrs. Judge
Shumway Of Danielsep to meet Mrs.
Angie Perkins at her home. A very
enjoyable time was experienced by all.
Miss Abbie w. Putnam after spend
ing the summer with her. sister, Mrs.
William H. Clewlet, has returned to
Providence for the winter, her sister
going with her for short stay.
The annual meeting Of the Ashford
Baptist association was held with the
Baptist church in this place on Tues
day and Wednesday of this week.
Nearly every church of the associa-
ton was represented. The meetings
were very interesting and uplifting.
In 1911 the association is to meet with
the church in Stafford.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
HANOVER
Blackburn piltine Marriage - A. 3.
Laid Receives $4,000 Fire Insur-

Miss Lena Pi1ling of Longwood near
Huddehsheld, Yorkshire, England, was
united in marriage Sept 10 at her
home with Charles Henry Blackburn.
MT and Mrs. Blackburn win make
their home with. the father, William
Blackburn.
Herbert Bennett and Carroll Peck
left this week to attend the Lowell
Textile school. -
Miss Edith Peck has resumed teach
ing in Bridgeport.
More Than $50 Raised.
The Ladies Guild gave its third en-
tertainment Ion Friday evening, Sept.
30 Mrs. Standish conducted Miss
Miss Matilda's Schaal. a, comic opert-
eta. Altogether more than $50 has
been Melted
The weeks guests have included Mrs.
Maria Smith Miss Addie Smith Mrs.
Frank Way. Miss Fannie Dunsford Of
Albany, n. Y. and the Rose family of
Lorraine. Ohio,
Next Sundays service at church will
be a rally day.
Fire Loss Adjusted.
Allison B. Ladd has received $4,000
insurance on his fire loss.
Delegates have been appointed for
the Preston conference next Wednes-
day
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
LEFFlNGWELL
Meeting of Sunshine Rand-Miss Mar
garet Beebe Leads 3. Y. p. U. Sun
day Evenine-Visitors and Visiting.

William Rogers and Miss Fannie
Rogers of the Scotland road were the
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Beard and daugh-
ter Evelyn of this place and Mr.. and
Mrs. N. E. Whiting of Norwich en-
joyed an auto trip to Attleboro, Mass,
Sunday. where they were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. James Beard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Beebe of Noble
Hill were the guests of their son, Sam
uel c. Beebe, of this place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Ross spent
Sunday with relatives in Montville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Thompson of
Fftchville spent, Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert G. Ross. They were ac-
companied home by Mrs. Martha LET
fingwell, who had spent the week with
her daughter, Mrs. A. J.. Ross
Frank Rogers, who has been sick for
five weeks with infiarnnato1'y rheu-
rlat1sm, is Improving.
Hold Meeting Today.
The Sunshine band meets today
Saturday at the home of Gladys and
Albert Bradley returns to his home
at Boston today Saturday after
spending two weeks at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Beebe.
Roy L. Rathbone of Charleston, r.
L, spent Sunday with Miss Hazel Cal
kins.
Mrs. NJ. o. Swan, who has been i'll
for nearly three months, is improving.
Sunday evening the B. Y. P. U. was
led by Miss Margaret Beebe, the theme
being The Model Community.
Mrs. Frank Tyler of East Great
Plain was the guest at the home of
her brother, Samuel C. Beebe, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Harmon and
Mrs. Williams of Willimantic spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Rogers, making the trip in the formers
auto
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Mrs. Susan Wade Celebrates Eighty
Seventh Birthday-New Voters Be-
ina Made-WiIiman Visitors.

Willimantic visitors this week were
Miss Alice Latham. Miss Anna NJ.
Burnham. Miss Little, Miss Ida Chand-
Ter. Mr.. A. J. Greensiit. A. B. Roberts
and Mr.. J. w. Cartwright, Jr.
The following were made voters in
the town of Hampton on Sept. "a:
Harrison F. Kneff, Otis Burnham. II.
Chapel, Robert Clark, F. A. Phillips,
John Stone, Samuel Thomas, r. w.
Rowland, J. Dietsche. e. Berggren, c.
Kies. Al Wasi1burn J. 8. Scott, Lloyd
Edw ards. M. Elmer Hawkes. and George
Cosgrove.
Mrs A J. Greensht, who has been
In ST. Joseph's hospital for the past
two weeks, is very much improved at
the present time.
Mrs. Dwight Chandler, who is also
In the same hospital, is still very sick
and only able TO see immediate MEM
bers of the family.
Gilbert Kinney and Miss Emma
Kinney of Putnam, were guests of
Miss Anna M. Burnham over Sunday.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. William Jewett,
Margaret Jewett, A. B. Roberts and T.
J. Roberts notored to Putnam and
Danielson.
Took First Auto Ride on Eighty
Seventh Birthday.
Friday the 23d, Mrs. Susan Wade,
Mrs. n. c. Cleveland, Miss Ella Sharpe,
motored to Canterbury and took din-
ner with Mrs. Carey Carr. This was
Mrs Wade's s7th birthday and her
Arst automobile ride. At the end of
the ride Mrs. Wade said she felt 10
years younger than when she started
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ash
ley and Mrs. William Ashley motored
TO Wflltmantic and attended the golden
wedding Of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Church Of that place.
Celebrated Eiehtieth Birthday.
On Wednesday Mrs. C. E. Utley cele-
brated her S0th birthday. Mrs. Ttley
is in good health and her many friends
wish her a continuance of this and
many happy returns of the day
Frank Eennett Of Washington. 2: G.,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
LEONARD BRIDGE

Mrs, Frank SpaAldiIIa aud son Frank.
returned 90 West HAY ca WEDNESDAY =
after spenoAns ave weeks at Maple
GornsT, rts guests OF Mi AND Mrs
Dwight Sparkling
SsxnAel John son u New Haven spent
MoHdsy at G. NJ. WilliarnS.
Mps, T. ] Brown was in Westerly
Saturday, Visiting the tfahlia gard en- s.
Rev. a., T. Park attended the prohi-
sfyiea f1eetfuS on Lebanon Green on
EEaaHAsdHy a.fternno.
HtHlamn Copgdon, who has been
eEe@dtns tine :sp4nrner At Watch Hill,
las EARsa6a e. G. ~ WlllLamzs
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
L-EDYARD
Auction Well Administration to Vote
on Question Of School Supervisor.

Emmons White, son of Rev. and Mrs.
w. f. White. started Wednesday for
Vale, where he will enter upon his sec
ond year.
Many at Auction.
The auction at the late residence of
Joseph A. Gallup on Tuesday was
largely attended and the articles
drought good prices.
The select1nsn, with the town clerk
and registrars, met on Saturday to
make voters. There were nine on the
list to be made. The following were
admitted as electors: William L. Hold
ridge, Samuel Lester. Charles CasweH.
EiuTtis Whipple, Harry Hays, Chapman
8. Reeves.
Good Peach Crop.
Charles A. Gray and James b. Gray
have about completed their peach
crop, The former has sold about 5000
Baskets, nearly all going to the Nor
witch market. The latter has harvested
aoout $500 baskets. The most of them
were sold in the New London market.
William I. Allyn has also marketed 800
baskets.
About Labor day there was a glut in
peaches, but the growers are well
pleased with their income.
Senator William / Allyn was in
washington on Monday on business
Affairs
SS'o"is way T9Ns supervisor
Mr.. Potter Of Danielson was In town
or saturday, representing the state
board of education. Mr. Hine will ap-
point a supervisor for the I+edvard
schools. who will visit the schools often
and see THAT they are commenced on
time azad there will be no tax upon the
town for the same the state paying the
salary of the supervisor. If the town
does not Hike tho change. 1t can change
back TO the old methods at q ny time
Flown Clerk w 1, Allyn has sent for 400
ballots which will be given the voters
70 decide on Monday The ballots read
Supervision OF Schools (Yesl, Super
vision of Schools (No). A separate
ballot box viii be used for. them
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Frank p. Walker TO Open Store in
West Woodstock-Supper and So
cial Clear $40.

s,.t- =.
Miss Ida Sanger returned from
Montpelier, VT, Saturday, after ten
days visit
Miss Black of Stafford, sister of Mrs.
Frank w. Shippee, is spending few
weeks at Mr.. Shippers.
The delegates appointed to the ASH
ford Baptist association at Brooklyn
this week were all prevented from at
tending.
To Sail for Bermuda.
Mrs. Richard Tucker closed her sum.
mer's visit at the parsonage on Tues
day and went to Boston for q few
days, where she will go to Newport
for visit and then sail for Ber-
muda.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence w. Bowen
arrived in New York from Europe last
week. Mr.. Bowen was a guest at Rose
land over Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Harrington has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas ,Ba-
ker. Mrs. Baker is improving frc<l
her illness.
John H. Williams has taken work
at Derby.
Frank p. Walker, who has been a
clerk here for about nine years, is to
open store for himself at West
Woodstock in the building owned by
his grandfather, and where e. Z. Per-
in has had store for some years.
Mrs. Walker has also been welcome
resident of the village the past year
and their departure will be regretted
by many. =
Enters Pratt Institute.
Word was received here this week
from Henry Baker, who recently left
home for Brooklyn, N. Y, that he had
successfully passed the entrance exam
nations to Pratt institute.
On Thursday Mrs. L. b. Curtis and
Miss G. Marie Curtis. went to Hart
ford, whence they soon will go to Clin-
ton to visit friends in their former
parish.
Mrs. Harris L. Sanger has been ILL.,
Mrs. Arthur William is slowly gain
ing and is able to sit up.
The Young Peoples league supper
and social last week was a success,
with full attendance, and cleared about
$40.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
RANSch
New Garage Being Buit-Scarist Fs-
ver Case in Town.

. Mrs. /. c. Stocking has. returned
from Ocean Grove, where she has been
the guest of her mother and sister.
Phillips Brothers are building q new
garage
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Smith have been
quarantined, owing to the illness OF
their daughter, who has scarlet fe-
YER
J. F., Fisher is, conveying the school
children to the Bell school from the
other districts
Myron Fuller was a week end Wis
itor in Willimantic
Charles Phillips has moved his
steam mill to North Ashford. where
he has quite long set-up.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01

Mrs. William Sisson, MFR. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Sisson, Jr, took an auto trip
to Tvoryton and Chester Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Fosdick has gone to New
York for the winter.
Miss Emily Stark was a Middletoyn
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Helen JeWett visited In Deep
River the first of the week
The Ladies' Mission circle net with
Mrs, Jewett Tuesday. Eleven ladies'
were present, After the programme
the time was spent in quilting
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
MoHEGAN

There viii be rally a the church
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock The
q. A. r. and the Woman's Relief corps
of Norwich will be present.
Roger Do1beare is visiting his moth
err Mrs. Adeline Dolbeare.
Mrs Lizzie Hunter has returned,
after visiting in Paterson, n. J.
The many friends were pleased to
see 6. E: Sanders at church sunday:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
LISBON
Bergman Family to Remove to Spring
field.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Church of Cam
terbury were Sunday guests of G..
A. Kennedy.
Horace Knight and Fred Olsen are
threshng oats for c. A. Nell
Herbert Irons is filing John Hoefci's
siIo
The Ladies Aid society met at the
parsonage Wednesday afternoon. A
good number attended
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bergman and
four children of Thamesvilie are the
guests of Mrs. Bergmans parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hoelck. From there
they will go to Springfield, Mass, to
make their home
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
EAST WOODSTOCK

Miss Jessie Wutray returned to Bog
ton Sunday
Mr.. and Mis- Everett +. May spen:
SUNDAY IN Pomfrst with c. c. Aldrich
and family
A missionary meeting was held on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs H j.
Potter.
Rev r. a. Turner is taking two
weeks vacation: There Will be llo
preaching at the Congregational church
for two Sundays
Mrs L, w. Lndeplan hac been Gus
tertalnlng heg aunt Mrs. Allen
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
GRiSWOLD

Mrs. Joseph Howard Of West Bridge
water, Mass, called on friends in town
this week.
Mrs William Botan and daughters.
Grace and Ruth visited relatives in
Hopevflie last week.
Victor Campbell and family spent
Sunday at Augustus R1aIs of Lisbon
Miss Ida Edmond of Washington, r.
T., is visiting her cousins in town
this week
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
LAUREL GLEN
Chapel Congregation Hears Rev. Lu-
clan Drury.

Rev. Lucian Drury occupied the pull
pit of the Laurel Glen chapel last Sun
day.
James Maine and family We're re-
cent guests of relatives in WoodvilIe,
r. T.
Miss Ellen Maine is ill.
A large number from this place at
tended the grange fair at North
Stonington village.
School commenced last week in this
district, with Miss Maude Thompson
teacher.
f. F. Palmer attended church at
PendIetion IIilr Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
MpOSUP
Death of Antoine vaillancouftEpe esp
rum During Open Air sersfces-Ae-
icident. :'s

icldent. ~
last Saturday Antoine Vaiilancourt
died from an attack of apoplexy. About
eight years ago he had a shock, from
the effects of which he never fully re-
covered. He was born in Vermont
81 years ago, and has resided In This
village about 20 years He is survlv-
ed by his wife and four children Jo-
sepll, Fred, William and Mary, and by
ten grandchildren. Funeral services
were held at All Hallows' church. Rev
J. Fl. Broderick celebrating requiem
high mass. Burial was in the Waure-
gan cemetery.
Returns from Danielson.
Horace Warren, who some months
ago moved to DanielSon, has moved
back to NIoosup, and has obtained work
in the cotton mills.
Painful Accident.
John Kelley. who is EN- ployed in the
carding room of thek Aldrich Manufac-
turing company's cotton mill, had his
left hand badly injured last week by
getting it caught in the machinery.
The Aldrich brothers are having a
brick chimney 100 feet high built at
their mills. The contractor is Alphonse
Castodus of New oYrfS CITY.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Miller attended
Woodstock fair last week, going by au-
tomobile.
An Ambitious Student.
Dana Potter, one of the graduates
of the class of 1909 and 1910 of the
Moosup grammar school, entered Will
bratam Academy Sept. 81. He expects
to become an electrical engineer, and
is ambitious to go through college and
Boston School Of Technology
Open Air Services.
The open air service last Sunday
was attended by nearly 800 persons.
There has not been the least rodyisrn
or disrespect shown in any service
through August and September.
Fred Jacques has gone to Danielson
and entered the employ of the Sherman
mills as painter.
Straw Ride.
A jolly crowd numbering about Ii
young people went to Danielson Tues
day evening for a straw ride, returning
home in the small hours of the morn
ing. Refreshments were served in
Taftviile Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Dupuis of Taft
vile have been guests of E. e. Dupuis
the past week. Mr.. Dupuis started this
week for a business trip to California
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
0NEC0
Items Chiefly PersonaI-Reoent Visit
ors.

Mrs. G. D. .Whitford is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Russell Thurrott al
Taunton. Mass.
Mrs. George Lincoln and daughter
Doris and Miss HiIda Kenyon. are
visiting Mrs. Fred Parker in Westerly
r. I.
o. w. Bates and D. S. Kenyon were
in Norwich Monday.
Mrs. Walter Dixon is visiting at
Voluntown.
william Wood and William Goodman
are commencing housekeeping in Mrs.
Waite's house recently vacated by
Colonel Burdick who noyed to Hope
Valley, r. l.
Little Ruth Rose who has been i'll
has improved.
Mrs. Susie Winslow was in Provi-
dence Thursday.
Mrs Sanford Burdick and son, Earl
will spend Sunday in Boston and
vicinity with Mrs. Burdick,s uncle,
George Snlyth and family
Ebin Brown is ILL.,
Edgar L. Kenyon is much better
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
STERLING

Mrs. O'Connor died at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Agnes Bugbee, on
Tuesday morning, September 27.
Friends in this place were shocked
to hear of the death of Willis H. Ben
nett, formerly a resident of Sterling
Mrs. w. w. Vaughn has been the
guest of Miss May /. L. Shepard of
Stamford
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
LIBERTY HILL
Palmer Harvey Wedding invitations
out-WelIs Very Low.

Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Maud Harvey and Wallace W.
Palmer, both of Liberty Hill, at Union
church, Liberty Hill. Wednesday. Oc-
tober 5, 1910. at 1 D. m. A reception
will follow the wedding ceremony, at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Annie l.. Harvey.
Mrs. George Starkweather of Frank
lin, former resident, is spending a
week here, visiting friends
Inspecting Maccormac Place.
A party came from Wiifimantie SIM
day to look over the Maccormac place.
Wells are very low. We have had
only a few sprinkles since the first Of
the month.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
SOUTH CANTERBURY

MI and Mrs. Charles II. Newton OF
New London were guests Saturday of
Mr. and Mrs Levi n. Clark.
James r. Warner of Hadlyme was
thu guest OF Levi y. Clark Monday.
William Bell of Norwich was the
guest of Thomas J. Barber Thursday
of last week, enjoying the rleasurabie
features OF Spring Lake farm,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01

who is making a soil survey of Wind
ham county for the government, made
his headquarters in Hampton during
the past week while making a survey
of the soil of Hampton ana surround
ing tnWns
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
NEW LONDONS
HOT CITY MEETING

Continued from page nine.)
tfceable, for when that question is be-
fore the people there is something do
ing just before election time that is
encouraging to candidates for election,
rs there is sure to be O. big vote poll
ed and the candidates are not required
to make special effort TO get out the
vote. That part of the election is ~
tended to by the parties directly inter
ested in the license vote, In that way
tbs candidates are saved time to de-
vote to other fea lures of a. political
campaign and are also saved no little
bill of expense.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01

then again. the long tune between
nomination. and election day under the
now law has had tendency to decrease
public interest as election time draws
near, as there is nowhere near the in
terest now as there was on the night
of the city convention or the week
following, as a result of the candf-
dates, some of them, have been COM
PEELED to create some interest by the
button hole game and personal visit
alton to the homes Of the lugGewarrn
fellows of the other side, resting easi-
1y under the belief that they will re-
ceive their party vote.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01

Their GROWING FEED will "
make your hens grow fat. Feed
it to them a month before
marketing, and they will lay
more eggs and galn a pound
each In weight. Your chick
ems should have It before them
all tho time. We both sell
and recommend these feeds.
Norwich Grain ceu Norwich, cenn.l
A. r. Manning, Yantle. Conn; m. M.
HANSEN, Mansfield Peeet, Conn,
Write The Park q Pollard Co., 10
Canal ST., 1sastori, Mass, fef he5f
Poultry Almanac worth @1.0GY
but absolutely free. Also seAd
them your poultry olive. a8c. g -,
fer IisitesBFad American variety
yetJets of b lbs. or more Highest
pfsses On ali other uvy pe61tfy,
Write them fer an6tHtiefs shesta
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01

There We're T,t42.7tS pounds of
cheese madss u Chill during laaQ99.