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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09
5lboninserne beo Gaibore.

Snenoien nin6er Hrputien pon
1000 ar. og ilnar geoeritrsms He.
for0 for Notwithstanding. Ho.
BERT Spenoien foretog Sirsoo9 @f-
ten al. 7 Sen 90. Plug. en- 5lponing
ira 6lpoepIa0ien ODER efsercerpIao.
len, 2imfioroen og Nsrreinn6bb,
ipinaen0e tiIboee ooer glolborg til
StartIte6et % nnnot berpeb ben al
Gal6or9 War9orinefabrif n6iatte
9rGmie pao 1000 Ser. 6lponingen
foreif | inotil 100 Meters Ssi6e
og bareoe ca. 10 Minutter. aloffen
7,45 foretoe Snenoien en- M SIpo-
ming | areoie ODER Serrpnet Spo
for Slpbeplaoien; benne SIpbnins
bareoe SO Minittter, bporbeoS oeno-
fen Hog Geoeritrsms 9eforo for
Notwithstanding. Breitationerne
bilieoes meb 8egeiitreoe Surraraob
of en- 5oriamling pno flere 8nIinbc
WenneIfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

logger meo fn9ffeoe Stqngler bgiei
oOer moo SpO. Soa it9rft bap.
De ReoiIoeet oGret, at 6urerne mel.
lem Haoerne laa b%nlofDlote al 9aeI
og Sc. Somtioig site oct ganoe
neO, ina Der Itoo blanfe Sser ben
ooer Ggrene.
Get er en- Sreit / lllpffen, at oe
fleite of De ifo0eliote bapoe bagel-
ifaoeforiifret.
Ogioo ira 9ennebierg fommer
Der Reooeleie ON beftiee SogeIbp-
ger, Der bar anrettet flor Sfooe paa
aornet. 9ette er enfelte Ste0er
fiiIoitpnOig rentprifet. 8esnoen
bar analrnbimnrferne og 2ucerne.
morferne, af boilfe Der Der fin0es
en- bel Del, Iiot meget UNDER lloei-
ret.
On flor Seitof poo gonoiteb
Warf, tilbsren6e Seren ShibsbDe,
nnotpnotes al 2Dnet, bporefter Den
forS tsriteOclen fortpre6es al SLANT
merne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09
ilpejr Oper @enbibsirI.
Stor Sfabe pan Iarfernc.

Deer ganOipsiel brsO Der 9irs.
bag 5ormiOong ben %. an9. ct
neloigt llpeir les, Der onretteoe itor
Sfobe runot omfring oe foruoen
flere 9ranoe boooe forifeaiee ON.
Ore nlpffer til 5eI9e.
Sen oper 8reiIep er ser ioole.
oes, meoens 2pnene fnitreoe %
Soroenen brageoe, goaet ct SooI.
peir of ~uie0oanlig Stprfe. SneI og
Ssitpffer paa en- 3omme / Diane.
ter pitches al Steo Of De beftiee
Stormitso; paa Suienes Roroiioer
iplintreoeS MoSier Of &uoer oe0 De
boloiomme Slog, og oct aorn, DER
enonu itoo hbsitet, terifeoes neiten
fiIoitenoie rent. Selo De aornnee,
Der bar iotte / Sp8, leo iuer STA.
be. % utaaise belle Offs flippeoes
Of.
Get par ct rent l1peir, Der git
ooer eenen. 5 ct 9GIte fra 0oro
til Spo beoegeoe bet fig. s greo.
Den ftrofte bet iig ifsIee ogenoi.
9ib." fra co. 100 Glen 8eit for
Boulitrup Sfole oe in6til ct life
Stpffe git for Weieriet.
Snoenfor bette 9eIte bar iom
iogt aornet taget iibooelie Sfooe,
men ogIau Ioofrugterne er bet
oooet itprft no oner. 9ne 8looene
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09
Snfferfabriffeu peb @iprleo. an'

SuIItI uuItIlch uep VlpItep. AH'
gaaenoe Den paat9nfte Sufferfa.
BRIT / @~eitiiellano oplpier o&lnob.
5olfebl.", of Der arbeiOes og for.
banbles meo itor Sb9roigbeb oe
meo goot Saonb ON at mao til Def
eunitieit mulige &eiultat. % bet
fan t9nfes at pirfe b~inorenoe poo
6orbanolineerne, bill 8laoet Dog
life n9rmere omtale oeres @rt
men ret lenee bill oct neppe pare,
for Der fan eioes offentlie Meooe-
lelie ON Sogens Stiaing.
SIoge Orb. On Jung Mano, Der
iom Seierberre | en- 6o6iportsfamp
boooe punoet en- YofoI, ~foittereoe
for Moota9elien meo fslgenoe Orb:
gNine Serre, ieg bar ounoet
Senne gofoI peo at BRUCE mine
Ben. Seq boaber, at ieg aIorig maa
mite S%erreosmmet oper Dem peo at
BRUCE Oenne Bofol."
SlbngcI-g eorifter. 9eo SsgsboIt
Sfole bar nogle SInngIer TO @ange
| CONNER prret pon Spill. Sornn
SfoIen er Der en- inioI StrimmeI
Cane. buis enc SaIooeI tiIbsrer 9n.
reren. Den nnoen S9rerinoen. On
for nogIe Naaneoer iioen bIen
Der | 9rrerinOens Soue trnot Sfo
unOer GipoIierpIanterne. iaa oisie
til 1eIs bIeD afipeone. % M CT Def
ifsIae Belle u. No" annet no oper
NIomiterne. Der annFfe pIii0ieIiai
ale or pisnehe. Ueo en- fciniif I'm.
oerisaeIie er BET aootaiort. at Der er
ponfsrt SorSen SaItfure. men man
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

bor ingen Inelie ON, buert Ger.
ningsmonoen er.
Surifnbt Sanerabeibe. Sorleoen
Dag photographers anlpget af ben
npe &inoom Mergelbone oper S.
Sarpstbs Marf. Sarpstb mener
imiolertio, of Ser enonn life er til.
Itreffelig SiemmeI til at beepnoe
gonearbeioet paa bans Warf, %
ban loo oerfor ifslee .Gingfi. u.
9ogbI." peo aoneens 5oeeS neo.
l9gse 5orbuo moo oct, bporpoo
bet Itanoieoes. 5ormentlie fslger
Der III en- Broces efter.
Bob Sesiousorifferiet. S6oer
Sogneraao bar beuilget be IofaIe
gfbolosforenineer 80 ar. til arotis
noifrnfning Of aaffe oe nooelina
al Wiooa9smao til De unee Mano.
Der msoer til Sesiionen. Desuoen
Der ifslse ~Oooer DgbI." bTipe
arrangeret Gong. SpIasning MN.
SeosfaIo. 5orfatteren ReinboI0t
6riis er ifslse %. T." | Ssnooas
afgoaet ueo 1soen efter Ipnaere
Sios Spaoom, "a Mar al. Den al.
osoe fom ueo fine aitrouomiife Gin.
bier til at iusIe meo Spee grobe.
ouer bpem ban bar ffrepet en- Bio.
arnfi Starit gctpouina fif ban BOG
lloaiper al .SomIineer til
SdnIf gnaninas-oa aunitbiftorie@
San bar ! fin 5io anIot peo 9eIe.
nrnfuGienei. fsrit | asbenbopn o.
! 9Iensbora oa srespia. nm.
Qriaen PEG 5eItieIenrafcn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09
Gn hel Tamilie pua Elnat 70

Gn feel Jamilie paa 5lngt for
g9reeraaSet. aolbore Boliti bar i
De iioite Dage ifrioes | oSpa. git."
ben %. aug. efteri6gt en- a%rbejoer
Sens CIR. Snnien, iom iammen
meo fine A 9ern | ffere Gage bar
lepet UNDER ooben SimmeI Of 5rpet
for, at 8srnene ifiilbe bIipe toget
fra BAN os iat nnber @~prgeraaoets
TiIipn.
Sor ct bolpt aors Gio iioen, on
bans Some oebe, boebe ban | Snin'
gelen 16, men On ban intet grbejoe
bap6e, rejite ban efter at baoe fooet
en- Soigerinoe til at paste Borne.
ne, isrit til asbenbapn pg ienere til
Soriens, Goor ban fit glo6s iom
Malferseter og boebe | ct life Sus
og fit gernene neo til Jig. 8a@aar.
6en bleo iolgt til l1oItpfning, Mite
De ban lin Elnos 90 fom for IA Oo'
ge iioen tilbnee til Iolborg. 8or.
eGbes isste ban 2eiliabeo til Jig og
@ernene. Sngen oilbe bape BAN inb
meo 5Goffen> os ioa bar ban ifslge
yGolb. Stiftt.~ fioen tropet runot
me6 Dem og GENT Dem forifenige
Ste6er, for at gnreeroooet life
ifliIbe fnn fot | Dem.
5orIeoen aften fanot golitiet
imiblertio Ronoen | oGil6en", boor
ban bar noe at isge arbejoe, oe ie.
mere fanotes 9eruene | 5fpttegro-
oene gft for Gfsercerplaoien.
Sele 6amiIien er M onbragt poo
6attinnnoroen.
6sften paa Sim. 9oaenie %.
auauft. Oct ipnes. Iom ON aornets
Splo poa Iorofpn | aar blioer tent
meIig ringe. Sra grenOerupegnen.
bpor mn aft 0ornet err meiet. %
Huqen brogt | Gus. meloes oct eno.
og, at aornets 5plo bIiOer enooa
minOit en- 1reSieoel minore emo |
Tior. Ierimoo Itoar @rrs % aIs.
per aonife unfminoelig goot.
qbnmro1aa. Zen 23. Gua. trnf
ct nIr0Onnliat itrrft Toroenoeir
ben oDer Sisrrina oa Omegn. Sp'
net iIoa neO | 9nOen til Sens
gecfs @aar0 8nrritsIeo.
9oSfn neohrrnote.
0nbebnaninnen % ben siiIige
QGnae iomt nonle minnre llDbng.
ninaer III @dar0eH Sulinueholm"
veo Numbers or Iamme Tag neo'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

0bNAp0A ~" OpAbS ~ 80
20 @riie inoebrenote og ben ino'
obleoe Seo brenote. @oaroen eies
af 8ropriet9r @br. Sesien.6riis,
men par bortforpagtet til 6orpagter
Mootilp, bois syn, Der er 5oroal'
ter paa @aaroen, bleu rant Of 9p'
net, bog uOen at tage Oioere Staoe.
5iifcrict. Sra 6reoerifsbapn fri.
pes ben %. ang.:
@foiete nge par meget urolig;
npiten 8eltenitorm og Hegn bper
Gag. 5lere auttere bolot Jig noe /
S%torm0a9ene, men fun0e intet uo'
rette. 1ilfsrslen bar p9ret ringe,
og bobeoiaeelig er ben inobragte
Silt of minore apalitet. Sra 8eIt-
fpIten inofom fun A alittere, Der
boo0e filfet l0 for 8oobierg %
TorooeIt al 9nnItbolm. l1obpttet
oor fra 1875 til $50 Sneie Reoippt-
ter pr. SHUTTER, 8-t3 Bo.s Sneien
og betnIt meo 1 ar. 60 Gre til A
Ser. % Gre Sneien. De imoa Suit
tere inbtrof fra gitiioen at alit'
bolmene og 29ssrenoe meo 300
Snele, enfelte 1910 Sneie pr.
&iitter, 8-12 go. Sneien og betolt
me6 1 ar. 80 Gre til A Ser. Sneien.
gommen paa Nmagerbrogabe,
aobenbaun. Sol. og Staosretten
bar ben %. Iug. osmt agbenbapns
Magiitrot til at ti~lbagebetale 5or-
pngteren al 9ommen paa amager-
brognoe, 8oenmono u. Nielien, ct
9eleb al 3,541 SIR.
Dn @ognmano Rielien forpoete-
De 9ommen, betingeoe ban Jig If.
giften ne0iat, bpis Ser aabneoes en-
Sci for 6ra9tferiel ooer @tntsraaO
SolmblaOs @runoe ii0en ON Bonn.
linien.
s Suli oabneoes ben omtalte
Bel men Wogiitroten piloe life gioe
9e0iptteIie / afgiften, ioet 8eien
life bar oabnet for alminoelig
89roiel.
Retten gao BOG life Moeiitroten
&et / oenne 5ortolfning of 8on-
troften.
5inien-M pnnmentri. Zen %.
9lug. ~afil6reoes u0en itsrre Ssitioe-
ligbeo 9iGeobngger Se9ners ltore
5inIen. Womument pe6 G~igSboipito.
let, ae6enbopn. gnfefru 6inien mel
9srn, Boitmeiter Sinien, .flere al
Gomiteens. Meolemmer, SoerIage
5orfbnmmer ira 8inIen.Snititute
og mango of Snftitutets Botienter
m. RI. boo6e gipet Wsoe.
aomiteubnolgets 6ormano, Ser.
man Srier, opergnp I en- fort Gale
Monumentet til Offentli9beoen,
buorpoo ben Itore SorIamling lang
iomt iprebtes.
Sanmarfs bebite Soppe obb.
5orleoen miitebe Bropriet9r 9.
Yeoerien, Sonsgoaro neo Garbns,
fin iorte 4-glnrs GsIboppe.
0enne Scope, Der bar faloen ef-
ter I. Premie-S ingiten nSsooing"
og tinagt poo l.. acknowledgement
Cir, bar ifsIee uSpif SnsopraoI"
uoen minbIte SnipI ben bproifuloe.
fte Soppe | 0nnmarf, moaife | belle
Sfonbinnbien. 8oppen bar uoelif.
fen6e fnaet /. Yr9mie paa 2ofal'
og 5eaesbprifuer, og oirfelige Gen.
oere fra Snb. og l16lanb bar erflG.
ret, at bet pnr ben beoite, De noeen
Sinoe bnpbe let.
Soppen, Der foleoe for en- Woo-
neostib iioen, bar "fulofommen raft,
inotiI ben forleoen 0at bleo ING al
4oIif. = N9Ite Morgen osoe ben.
Get oanIf.amerifnmffe StGbne paa
Oaernp SpjIfOlf. Sormiooagsmsoet
Den %. glug. pon bet oanit-ameri.
fanife St9pne pno Saerup Ssiifole
optoges al en- Bodybuilding ON
Statsfirfe % 5rifirfe.
gaIt Saf. Solm ~inoIeoeoe; ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

ben 8. September 1910.
af iuit JON 8ognen fom ferenOe.
5fent &uglen fife Dor ret flor, bab-
De a1tifen bog liot ct b~etpoeligt
9lootnb, inoen Heoningsforpiet fit
BAN brnet til @mtsipeebuiet /
2DngbD.
Silent TT Barn pan GolSing
ganesaarb. On Some fra Hibe,
iom iteg in6 | Soeet poo 8oloing
9~anegnoro, op6ogeoe til i'm Sfr9f,
at bun Der bob0e CLIENT fin lille
Dreno. Observation-Disclosures bnooe
imi6lertiO taget fig al BAN, oe 90
aonen meo nelte Cog penote til
bnge til 9~unoerffoo, fanot bun bom
ifeIge Sob. Gn." | beoite 8elgoo.
enoe.
airfen pan jbife Gas. Sra Sers-
Ieb ifrioes til yGaIb. Imtstib.", at
Der / flere glar bar peret nrbeiOet
poo at foa 6ngget en- 9irfe | ben
n%orobitIiee Gel al oct fore SersIeo
Sogn.
0fan bar imiolertio life tiolieere
funnel enes ON Blaoien for &irfen.
aomiteer bar ogiteret og nirfet
for boer lin glooS. Gu er man Dog
eneoes ON en- Yloos omtrent miot-
Oeis mel1em De to foreilaneoe, mem.
Zig tpt peo ogeitluno" og gla0ien
er funoet ontngelig al a~utoriteter.
ne.
Won penter M Inorelt mulig at
foo Silifit0 til 4irfen opfert pao
6inanslopen.
SnSbrnSstpberi % Worbforibs.
Ratten meaem 2eroag og Senoa9
go. og 81. aug.) er en- mango
@anoe i~traffet 6orbrpoer anton
Gbr. lloien bruot ino bos asbmnno
Oliens @nfe | @ifiIoitrup oeo Hsn-
neoe.
5ru Olien oaagnebe peo Stsien
og off no | 9effenet, men blen ooer-
fnl0et al Sppen, Ser forIsgte at foe
le belt0e. 9a ben0es Tieneitepige
fom til, ilap 9isperen lit Gag oa
flpete6e. sos jim Susbono, @aur0-
eier SIR. Sonien, itiaG ban en- Seit
o9 en- @i1 oe flpetebe. aeretsiei
bleu Senooa Moreen funoet / en-
@oor6 | 4osfiloe.
st Serregaaros. Srama. Npfg'
bing s., %. slug. Natten til Ssn
bag bar tire Bolafer paa Ourlp'
gaaro ooerfnIoet en- Gel @leuer, oei
boooe ppret pnn 9eisg Dos De polite
Bi9er. Sire al @leoerne ioareoes
meo anipItif, oeraf en- aloorliet
ban bopoe faaet ct &nipitif | Sful,
oeren og to 6pggen, og ct al 81
ii0Ite bnpoe berert 2unqen. Sar
in6lngoes / 8anr Worges pna Sp.
9ebniet. Sons Nopn er So1onien
% ban er fra Store 9irfebp, Bolof'
ferne err / @oor blepen orrelteret.
Sortpiit, forbi ian life taltcS anif.
On polif aorl onlaeoe fornplia
Sag moo en- lollanoif 8nnroeier,
boem ban forlongte bsrnt til at be-
tale Jig 225 SIR. iamt aoitpenee
8 Tiger. @aaroeieren bapoe nemlia
f9itet BAN | Sommerbolponret for
oenne 9sn, men % aarlen ben /.
Mai pil6e tiltreoe Blaoien, blep
ban bortpiit, foroi ban life funoe
tale Donif oe oerfor life fltnoe fore
MeIfetur. "a oenne @rnno lite
mentes of bore tilItr9ffeIie til
9ortpisnineen oemte Hetten ifslge
ugeofif. Sio.." @~anroeieren efter
9orlens Baaitono og paalaeoe
BAN oesuoen Sneens Omfoitnineer
ne0 10 Gr.
fAn l..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

at iuit JON gognen Tom fsrenoe.
5fpnt &usIen life Dor ret flor, Dab
De aliifen bog Ii6t ct betpoeIiet
9lootnb, inoen 9eoningsforpiet fit
BAN braet til @mtsipeebuiet /
2pngbb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

bar ingen Inelie ON, bpem Ger.
ningsmonoen er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

Raar ysrn leaer meb gssie. %
goaerfuif Sans Ssreen Pcterien
9anae fra @entoiie f%orleOen fsrte
forbi 5empcien | OrOrnp. bleO ban
pIuSIeIia rant | ainoen al en- aug.
Ie. Zen piiie fla at biorsre fro en-
snfobssie. Iom en- lille Erene Iege-
De meb peo geien. % Iom ban noen
at pibe, bDoS ban aioroe. irpffebe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

aoIeriurn bar | oenne CONNER
foaet en- adnife ufroudnIia llbbre.
SeITe | asbenbdpn. hpcr Der ! for.
rine liae (ffrines ben %. aun.) III
StaosIraen anmeTstes b97fiTfrIoe
erer fefs @onae 'na NANCE icm !
1ior pad iomrne lib snmiioia mo.
trnF Der 80 DsSsfnTo al hrnne sna.
BON.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-15
Necdful Knowledge
Norwich People Should Learn to Detect the Approach of kid-
 ney Disease.

The symptoms of kidney trouble are so unmistakable that they leave no ground for doUbt Sick kidneys ex- crete d thick, cloudy, offensive urine, full of sediment, irregular of passage or attended by sensation of scalding. The back aches constantly, headaches and dizzy spells may occur and the victim is often weighed down by a feeling of languor and fatigue. Neg lect these warnings and there is dan ger of dropsy, Bright's disease, or dia- 'Detes. Any one of these symptoms is warning enough to begin treating the kidneys at once. Delay often proves fatal.
 You can use no better remedy than Doans Kidney Pills. Here's Norwich proof:
 D. J. Brown, 6 Summer Street, Nor wich Conn. says: '"The results that followed the use of Doan's Kidney Pills in my case were most satisfac- tory. l procured this remedy at N. D. Sevin 6 Sons Drug Store and in view of my experience, can heartily recom- Smend it IS an excellent preparation for toning up the kidneys and relieving all complaints due to disordered kid neys.
 For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, New York sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name = Doan's - and take no other.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-15
STONlNGTOn
Professor Mitchell Addresses the Paimer Bible Ciass-Borough Has Moving Picture Sf1oW-Opening of Travel Clubs Season.

On Monday evening the Palmer Bi bIe class, composed of young men of the First Baptist church, held their monthly meeting and social. Profes- soc- Mitchell of the Manual training school of New London addressed the on civil engineering which proved very helpful to those considering taking up the course in manual training Re Treatments were served during the evening.
 installation and Supper.
 Wednesday evening the American Benefit society will hold a meeting with installation, to be followed by a New England supper.
 Briefs and Personals.
 Judge and Mrs. L. D. Fairbrother spent Sunday and Monday in Attic boro, Mass the guests of friends. MT and Mrs. Edwin Perkins and daughter spent Sunday at New Ha- ven, the guests of Mrs. Durham.
 Miss Maria Trumbull and Mrs. Nel- lie Trumbull return today from Hart ford.
 Moving Picture Show.
 On Saturday afternoon and evening Charles Cowan opened a moving pie ture show. About 800 attended the opening.
 ifaVet CiuD MectinS.
 The Travel club will hold it's sec ond meeting at 4 ?. III. today Clues day). Miss Laura T. Wood will speak on Britain Before Written History Be- gins, Stone Age. Bronze Age An ex- cellent programme has been arranged. The meetings are open to the public.
 Chiefly Personal.
 Rev. c. B. Spalding. Jr., was in Nj antic over Sunday.
 Miss Maud Spencer has returned from New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. F Hartman returned to Danvile, Pa, SunGay. after a visit with Mrs. Eugene Atwood.
 W. C. Hall of New York was the guest of local friends over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Horn of Pater- son, N. J., will spend the week at Dougherty cottage on Darling hill.
 Miss Jennie Killars has gone to New York for the winter.
 Willard Churchill and B. c. Gibson of Newark, N. J., are gutsts of rela- tives in town this week.
 Mrs. John Cassidy is visiting in Providence. She will visit New York before returning.
 Mrs. George Whaley and daughter Grace of Wakefield are visiting Mrs. Clark Lillibridge.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-15

the close of the license year, and at half the regular license fee for one year.
 Should the hotel proprietors at the Hin fail to make application until aft CT the allotted seventeen licenses are granted, booze. if sold at all at the hotels, will have to be sold even more on the quiet than ever before, as the police will be instructed to enforce the liquor laws at Watch Hill as well as in any other section of the town of Westerly.
 town clerks office closed for the week, thirteen applica tions had been receiv- ed. On Monoa.r applications were filed from the following. bringing the total up to seventeen: Emelius Di Pietro. 3Sii Pierce street: Frank Marine, 95 Canal street; Frank Costanzo, S3 Pierce streets> Luigi Toscano, 75 Pleas ant street
 Fifteen of the applicants are Ital- ians, and the names of ten applicants end with "o.' Nineteen of the appli- cations are for Pierce street, three for Pleasant street, two for Granite street and one each for White Rock road, Ca nal and Oak streets.
 Not a single application has been received for what is termed the bus mess center of. the town or for any hotel ill the compact part of the town. IL 19 uHuerSloou ~lnat appIlcauon Will be made for license in the Dixon house, the Martin house and New Park hotel, and also for places in Main and Canal streets. between High street and rail- road avenue. As the council has de- cided to grant seventeen licenses at $100 Der. it means g direct revenue to the town of Westerly of $11. 900, and Treasurer Pendleton declares that the town needs the money.
 It has been suggested that s900 be applied to an additional policeman to the force and increased police protec- tion
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-15
Local Laconics.


 Town Solicitor Harry B. Asard has purchased the Frank H. Robinson property in Crescent street.
 Capt. Gideon Spencer of Providence is visiting in Westerly. He. is secre- tary of the state soldiers relief com mittee.
 The superior court for Washington county will convene at Kingston Mon day. Several Westerly cases will be considered.
 Rev. John Dunn oficiated at the marriage of George Cappiccio and Miss Teresa Clestivo, in-the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Sunday.
 Dr. F. c. Pagan, Lewis Stanton and Judge John w. Sweeney of Westerly are of the board of directors of the Rhode Island Anti-Tuberculosis asso- citation.
 Judge LeBaron Colt of Bristol has given permission to present his name as q candidate for United States sen ator to succeed Senator Nelson w Aldrich. who is not a candidate for renOmination. Judge Colts opponent will be Henry F. Lippitt
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-15

At a meeting of the board of trus- tees of Wellesley college a committee Of seven was appointed to conduct q canvass and decide upon a president of the college to fill the vacancy oc- casioned by the resignation of Miss Caroline Hazard. who served as presi- dent for eleven years and resigned on account of failing health For year before the resignation and since, Miss Ellen F. Pendleton of Westerly, dean or the college. has been acting presi- dent. Among the undergraduates there is some speculation whether a man or woman will be chosen as the next head of Wellesley college, and in this Miss Pendleton's relati and friends in Westerly are interested
 The nominating committee is com posed of Samuel B. CaLeu. chairman of the trustees, Bishop William Lawrence William H. Lincoln. Mrs Lillian II. ParloU, Rowland q. Hazard. Miss Hel- en T. S2nborn and Mrs. Pauline Du- rant, widow of Henry r. Durant, the founder of Wellesley college. It is expected that the committee will make It's report by December 1.
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Brief State News

Bridgeport new armory project keeps growing in interest and in fla vor.
 South Manchester.-The postoffice department has ordered the discontin- uance of station No. 23 Of the South Manchester postofice.
 Portls nd.-During October there was not a single death in town. There was not a single marriage, and but three births were recorded.
 Naugatuck-At D. m. at St. Fran cis church Sunday the sacrament of confirmation was administered by Rt Rev. Bishop J. J. Milan to 8 class of $50.
 Branford.-Mr and Mrs. Robert NJ Wilcox (Ella Wheeler) of Short Beach sailed from New York Saturday for India, where they are to spend the winter.
 Meriden-George F. McMahon, son of Mir and Mrs Thomas McMahon. of 52 Bronson avenue. has arrived in San Diego Cal. where he will engage in the poultry business.
 Danbury.-'The returns made to the
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-15

.. When the town council of Westerly fixed the fec for liquor licenses at Sf09 it was believed by many that tho fee was prohibitive.. but it has psen quickly proven to the contrary The number Of licenses to be granted IS seventeen, anf already that number of applications has been received. al- though the time selected for receiv- Ing applications was next Monday eve ming et special meeting of the town council.
 It is therefore presumed that. under The circumstances. the proprietors of hotels al Watch Hill will have to make application for license for the full year or for the same term as other appli- cauts, as the probability fs that none will be specially reserved for them for the six months ending December 1.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-15

town clerks office to date show that
 tWenty-four marriages were performed
 in Danbury during October, which is
 believed to be a record number Wateroury.-The Waterbury Turn Varein is the oldest turn verein in Waterbury and one of the oldest in the state. Last Thursday night the so- ciety celebrated it's thirty ninth anni- versary.
 Hartford.-Presiden Edward TWare of Atlanta university Atlanta, Ga, a
 nephew of Rev. Joseph H. Twichell, spoke in the chapel of the Asylum Hill Congregational church Sunday evening
 on the work and the needs of the uni versity.
 New Haven.-John Philip Sousa's S daughter, Miss Sousa, has arrived in New Haven called there by the illness 1 of her father. MT. Sousa, who is at the New Haven hospital, is much inn proved, but will not be able to leave New Haven for a few days. Goshen.-Whila MT. and Mrs. Sam
 uel L. Oviatt were driving from Tor
 rington to their home Friday afternoon
 they narrowly escaped being hit by
 careless hunters in the nearby woods,
 as the shot from the gun crossed the road close to their heads and struck in
 a ledge.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-15

Rev. Joseph L. Peacock rad an in. teresting paper upon A Study of Com- munism of the Acts Of the Apostles which interpreted clearly the differ ence between communism and social ism. It was 9 well prepared paper for cibly presented. at the monthly meet ing of the Westerly Ministerial asso- citation, hsld in the Memorial build ing. general and lively discussion follow ed. in which nearly all the cler- synen in attendance participated. 4 unanimous. vote of thanks was given Rev. Mir. Peacock for the excellent paper.