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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
COUNTY GRANGE
HOLDS MEETING HERE
Morning and Afternoon Sessions Field
Here-Litsrary Programme in the
Afternoon.

New London County Pomona grunge,
No. s, met in this city on Thursday,
holding a morning and afternoon ses-
sion, Owing to tho weather the at
tendance was small. At the morning
session, at which Otto L. Pu1tz pre-
sided, three of1cers were absent Three
new members were elected and three
deaths were reported since the last
meeting There were resolutions
adopted expressing sympathy and these
will be communicated to the families.
Reports We're received from eleven
made chairman Of . committee to con-
fer with committees from other
oranges regarding 8 picnic for the state
grange this summer.
In regard to the communication from
the state grange urging action to pre-
vent the change az proposed in the
public acts relative to wild ducks and
other water fowls. the worthy master
spoke against such changes, but no
action was takens
Dinner Eas served at noon by COM
mittee consisting Of Mrs e. H Berry,
Mrs Fred G. Bliss, Mrs. Edward Cook,
Mrs. Jennie M. Davis and Mrs. A. G.
Miner, 1t having been prepared by E.
Fl. Berry.
Afternoon Programme.
The grange was opened in the after
noon in the fourth degree, the pro-
gran1Ine being In charge of Lecturer
w. O. Rogers. At the opening there
was a cornet solo by Clarence Parker,
the accompaniment being by Miss Alice
Bishop.
Prof. +. H. Montsith of the Connec-
tieut Agricultural college spoke en- The
Agricultural College Movement, stat
ing that agriculture is in the interest
OF education Agriculture was first
started In England, and he told of the
changes there which brought it about,
and interested his hearers in his story
Of the increase in agriculture as civ
ilization increased.
! Following q selection by, the Norwich
Grange quartette, ElfJali4 Rogers of
Southing-on spoke on Peach Growing
In Connecticut. There was a poem lby
G. E. Staples of Colchester, which COM
cluded the programme.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

III esf dsa ff.sof Ethel Louise Mudde-
I'M a,dc urged At 40 clock Thursday
.eEening at her .ho1ne on South 3 street
following an eHteadea illness She
attended the NVedfinhfioc school until
two yaars-agp, whenss poor health
forced. her.to leave school. She had
been sefiolissIy sick for several months
SHE was bbrn lin Taftxille August
is; 1886, the 13nughter Of the late
Philip and Matilda ,Muddeman., and
hassa3w ysxliNed here She was bright
rtiffd theerful aIfd he patience with
which she bqfe 1tefyloffg- sickness made
her 1oveds.bF ssseH nxhb Knew her. Be-
sides 11eF.dnotaer she leaves two broth
Hrsss Phifips and George Mudden1un of
Taftvf1ie:'~N 4saxlA ~
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

party held Its. regular meeting Thurs
day evening at the rooms in the Stead
block and voted to send Albert Board
man to Hartford next Tuesday to at
tend the hearing on Senator Peck s
bill on the optional charter commits
sion. The socialists are opposed to
the. proposed measure.
It was voted to secure the chief Of
the Norwich fire department to speak
at their next meeting, If possible, on
the subject of Are escapes on the Nor
wich a1nshouse. and on the local ed
ucational institutions.
The press committee was instruct
ed to supply the state secretary with
regular reports of the sdoings of the
Norwich local They have taken in
four new members at recent. meetings
and are showing a growing member
ship list.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
,Willinc Hand Club Busy.

The Willing Hand club Was enter,
tanned Thursday afternoon BY Mrs.
Louis Olsen at her home on Washing
ton street There was a good attend
ance. The pieced quilt on which the
ladies' have been at work through sew
eral meetings was put on the frames
to be tackled and all worked busily to
finish the quilt. AZ buffet lunch Of
potato salad. sandwiches, coffee and
cake, was served by the hostess
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
Prepar;no far Memeriai pax.

Commander Henry Hovey Of SedG-
wick post. No. 1,aG. A. R., held a meet
ing this week with a number of the
post members. at which the pre1imi-
nary plans for Memorial day were dis
the assistance which can be asked from
the Sons of Veterans were talked over
in general way and later meeting
is to be held shortly when the commit
tees will be definitely decided upon.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
NORWICH TOWN
Meeting Of Willing Hand Club Driven
Well 1t sates Place.

Mrs. william III. Burdiclk ana daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rutherford II. Snow, of
friends. in Willimantic early in the
week
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fowler and
daughter have returned to Port Point,
having been guests for a few days Of
Wheeler of Otrobando avenue.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
Marriage Of William Crows, Jr., and
Mics Mauds G. saksr-Notes ana
Personals.

The marriage of william Grove, IT.
and Miss Maude g. Baker took place
at 7.30 O'Clock Thursday evening at
st. Andrews church, the pastor, Rev.
r. Johns Bohannan performing tn ,
ceremony. Charles Maitland Dunn was
best man and Miss Amelia B. Baker,
sister of the bride, was bridesmaid
The bride was chsrmingly attired in
white satin, and her long veil was
caught with lilies Of the valley She
white chiffon over yellow silk and car
ried white sweet peas. Solos were
rndered by John MacDougalI James
Henderson, Mrs. William Mabrey, Miss
Nellie Grove and George Turner. A
quartstte composed of Louis Bently.
Louis Bruette also gave selections.
Miss Elizabeth Grove presided ct the
organ.
Following the ceremony q reception
to a host Of friends was held in the
guild room Of the church and the we'd
married couple received many hand
some and useful gifts. The ushers
were John Grove. brother of the
groom. Charles Fry of sJewett City
William A. Ball Of New York and Her
bert Baker. brother of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove went by auto
mobile to New London, where they
will visit Philadelphia, Atlantic City
and Warrington, ID. c., on their we'd
ding tour, and on their return will
take up their residence on Thirteenth
street. -
The bride Ii the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Baker of No. 1853 Sturte-
want avenue, and IL popular with the
young people of this section. The
groom 10 the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Grove OF Central avenue and is
employed at, sketch maker in the en-
craving department OF the United
States Finishing company. Mr.. and
Mrs. Grove have. the best fishes OF
many friends for happy and sue
cessful married life.
Among those present from out of
town were Mrs. Harriet Welles, Mrs
James Smith, ST.. Miss Mary Doyle.
John Smith and Mr.. and Mrs James
Smith, Jr.. of Providence, Charles Fry
of Jewett City. c. Maitland Dunn OF
Hartford and William Ball of New
York.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
MARRIED

CORBIN - BURTON - In Worcester,
Mass, April IT, 1911. by tile Rev H.
w. Ewing. IKe1ton Elliott Corbin and
Miss Eva Ellen Burton, both of Put
nam, Conn.
COLLAR-GARDNER Elliott. Conn.
April IA, 1911. by Rev DR.. de Nor
mandie, Miss Mildred Averill Collar
and Charles Clark Gardner
GROVE = Baker In Greenevi1le,
April 20, by the Rev. r. Johns Bo-
hanan. William Grove, Jr., and Miss
Maude G. Baker.
M'cAFFREY - MORLEY - In Nor
wich April 20, by Rev. Hugh Trean-
or. Edward j. McCaffrev and Miss
Margaret Motley, both of Norwich.
WHITE In New London, April -. 1911,
R6ssMA 81 I'm 1NorWior, April 20,
Melsina, widow Of John George
Rossmark, aged 6S years.
Brocktori, Mass April
John Gould and Nary kellehet, OF
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
5SiLC0x-In Norwich. April is, Henry
f.. Silcox, aged IS yeaJs. $500
Funsra1 SERVICES will be Held at his late
Il. at O'Clock. Burial in Comstock
cemetery Montville.
Rockville Conn. papers PLEASE copy
YUUNGAIn .Oneeo. Conn. April IS.
1911. Horace E.. son. of Horace and
Julia Young, aged Il. years.
MUDDEMuN-In Taffvi1le. April 90
Ethel Louise Muddemun; aged 1s
years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

The goth Century club gave an en-
joyable dance that was well attended
on Thursday. evening at T. A. b. hall,
the arrangements being In charge of
Joseph Fields. Frank De Barros and
A. J. Compton. The programme was
from o 70 2, with the music by New
London orchestra.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
Fin;,b;no Room pi.eont;nued.

The finishing room at the Shetucket
mill has been discontinued, and here-
after that branch OF work will be car
ried on at the Falls mill only The
department. at the Falls mill will ba
increased in capacity and those who
have been employed at the Shetucket
branch Will be continued at the Falls
mill. The change will probably be
completed gone time next week
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
eoRN

WRIGHTLIn New York. city, April is,
1911, a son. William Jennings Wright,
to Ernest and Anna Jennings Wright.
DENMAN-In South wellington, April
IS. 1911, q son, Thomas Ear1, to Mr..
and Mrs Thomas A. Denman.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Mrs. Lewis Appley of vergason ave-
nue. went Wednesday to Backus hos
pital for treatment for trouble in the
ear.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
Dress Ginehalls S11E

1000 yards Of the famous "Ned
Scar Dress oingiiams - p1ei1>-
checks. stripes and plain eo5o<e<
medium aud light coIors- 1h611
are: 10 to 20 yard lengths. bu6
win be cut in any. isngsh -
suit
SECULAR 12kSe oie0l.e@e q ~
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
suprIx IF Water Insured.

A new well was driven on Mrs. Julia
week. Fine water was secured.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
Apron Ginpbams SIC
Orpandie FloreIle SIC

1000 yards OF orSandis Nor
ellie in neat figured and f5ora1 -
signs, medium and light color.
fine quality and very desifat1e
for summer waists snd dFessoD--
Regular Be ossSs 3 lEe
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Haskell and
William B. Weston. who were in town
for the -Shildes -Eldred wedding, have
returned to New York.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Miss Alice Smith has returned to
her home on Town street after visit
ing her brother in Hartford
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Miss Amy Wheeler Of Wilhmantie
is. spending the week at the home oil
her aunt, Mrs. William Greene Of
Prospect street.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
Noted Out ana About.

DR.. e. j. Jones is having d cement
walk laid about his home on Bliss
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Mrs. Joseph Brazil has returned
to Eastern Point after few days Wis
it with friends in Norwich Town
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Mrs. Albert Ldndgren. of Preston
City has been spending a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Luetta German.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

John Muilin has returned to Frank
lin, after q visit with his daughter,
Mrs. James Butler of Old Cemetery
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Mrs McAvoy and daughter, Jennie,
of New Bedford, are spending a few
days with Mrs. James M'Dade OF
North Main street.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Highest %, lowest 50.
comparisens.
Predictions for Thursday: Rain;
wind variable,
THURSDAYS weather: Cold northeast
erly storm, rain and sleet; clearing
weather after noon, the wind becoming
west
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

j. Clement Bushnell of Manchester
returned Thursday after spending the
vacation at his former home on the
Scotland road.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

The members of the graduating class
at the Wequonnoc school visited the
Ponemah mill on Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
Notes..

Clifford Wilson has returned froom 4
visit. with friends in Hartford
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

y. Austin Neary nag returned from a
weeks VISIT with friends IN New York.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Miss Elizabeth Mulhollaf1d and Miss
Anna DOnahue have returned from
Bridgeport, where They. have been
trehdint the week with friends.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
.craduatina cIase 20 vi.it Hartford.

Graduating ctass to Visit Hartford.
Tho graduating class at the Greene
vile grammar school held a meeting
on Thursday afternoon, and 1t was
decided to visit the capitol at HART
ford on May 10. 1t has been a custom
for some years for the graduating
class to visit Hartford some time DUR
ing the spring term, and the event ID
anticipated with considerable pleas
IRE.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

John A. williams of Pfovidenee Wis
tied friends on Norwich avenue on
Wedneslaxs - ~.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Thomas aBolaspf Ne1 Bedford has
been VISITING friends ION Providence
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Peter Selway OF 81 Glasgo visited
friends in tawa1 sen dfesday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

-Henfs Bissetre sofs4sAn River spen,
ThGrsday switfs friends m town.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Mf.ssand Mrs. cor Sc Ct Grant were
visitofa in South Manchester Thurs
day. =
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

a: . &; 8 4: s;:: s
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Edward Th1lntie eff .Seuth a street
has entered the employ of Worcester
concern.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21
The April Sale Of
Window Drapefies
Wash Goods

5000 yards Of New end oonDle
Wash Goods at very sposist
prices.
Sale will continue tedsy ard
tomorrow. As follows:
Apron Ginebams SIC
1000 yards Of Staple Apron
Ginshams, in blue, in brown -
in fancy ,checks--slI the dtl5se-
ent size chccks--in 10 TO 20 yard
lengths, but will be cut in any
length to suit
REGULAR 7e oinahams 9 %
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

4 lanes s.Af,Avgys soF New Bedford is
visiting relat 81 on Noffh Main street.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Muslin Embroidered Pillow
M Shams and Bureau Scaffs
to match, in hemstitched ana III
scalloped edges regular z5c IN
and 39c value at. ..........-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

bureau Scarfs and Pillow r.
Shams OF drawn work
regular gee value at. =
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

Uil1ow Tops and Crash Centers ~
i to work. a full line Of COL
ors-regular 75c value at..- ~
ON SALE AT ART pEpAn1~
MENT NOW.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

ureau- .5carfs and Pillow
Shams to match on en-
broidered muslin regular ice
value at.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

iGafsgebal10e eingeai@ert mnroen II.
mobei Srau @ieler uno lire 18iabr.
Eodter in Sen Slammen Ben 500
fanoen. - 9as 3itodige 9otel in
oem Ba6eort &opnica mmroe ein
&aub ser Slammen uno sic $50
@aite batten ale Miibe, 6as nadte
2eben gu retten.
2mTcmbmrg.
Sr. 1rbanD &urean-@bef in Ser
@runoreoitanifalt in b II + g
itarb AM 81. Muguit infolge zines
56lagflniles unb ST.. 2agrange, Sn-
baber etnes 5teQenoermittelungs=8u<
reaus in ser @roB-5tr. infolge zines
8lutitltr5es. - Sn oem Mnpeien oes
2anmirtbes Midaels gu 8eggen
bra6 6euer aus, moour9 @aus nn6
Sdeune bolitdn6ig eingedi6ert ma1r=
SEN. = gu @ rebenma6e itarb
6reulein 6rancisca @uin nod LANCER
aranfbeit int Sitter bon IS Sabren.
= Nrofelior emil &ad bon &Ierf
lit gum 9irector 0es bii60fli6en Bro=
gpmnaitums bon Stanelot ernonnt
moroen. - 66e1re ur0 5tuuung seq
@erru &offmann bon Mante r.
II a Of brannten ab. = Muf ser 8uder
Miible bei MeriA muroe ser 15i1bri=
ge &nedt 9eifolaus &lein bon einem
@agengelteu an Sic 5eite gemorfen
uno itarb an SEN babei erltttenen Ser
'lebnngen. - Sim @obenbof gu sc e.
6erforn int Mnneien 6es 8rtn5en
N0olf BON Chino, 2egationsiefret6r
gu @bimap @elgien), bepobnt 6ur9
ben Mrbeitern g. Sungers, bra9
6euer aus. @obnbal1s un6 @tane
brannten gar5 ab. Sdya6en bon 5000
5r. iit periidert. = gu 6 d a. s..
Ml5. tp6tete ser in elmer itolieniiden
@olonie tpobnen6e 31idbrige 5ermo
@biraoello feline 6rau, SSoiepbine 9i-
ito6ini un6 6eren Mutter int 5treite.
Darauf begging ser Sbdter @eIbit<
moro, in6em CT ii@ cine &ugel o1rb
Ben &opf idoB. @biraIoeuo batte
friiber nit ser 8iitodini in berbote<
ner @be ge1ebt un6 Damn oere1 Eods
ter g%ebetratbet. Die bret tpobnten
.5uiammen in einem un6 1enrielben
3immer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Gine amsldnbiide Maian5.

Sic iaBen an einem oriidenoen
Spmmerabenbe beim blaBen Monoer=
idein, un6 er er5ablte @ei9i6ten BON
fremoem 2an0 ul1o elmer guten unb
pielperipredenoen 3llfmnft.
@as moltelt ou baben, iuB @eaoel
mein?
Jragte CT in flebenbem Gone.
@as mollit bu, oaB ib tbun ion,
0ei1rem 2eben GIT ieten Die &rone?
Sic tpo,1ot 51 ibm lire oltnflen Mu9en
ll1t6 tpiiperte ,u1ter beuen Sbranen.
-gs lit 10 iebr beib, id modte boben
@as bon SEM guten @olo Grain Self
8ier.
@eitent es beim Mgenten q. S. @eber,
ct. @lon0, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
53arItng, She'll bon Got s 8lf 81" Quisz
bera's M00. BeIarabe. $1,000.

Darling, Shell bon Got s 8lt 81" 9nisz
berg's Mbb. Belgrade, $1,000.
Inbrem Ssraelfon nn6 Sral1 an &nl1o
s. Sraaen She'll bon M@A 98A Gee.
31z124z35 (Gortb Sorf), $1,000.
Sucob 5todar6 unb Srnu an Sobn
Gang, 5@A @&A unb ISL 58A g
GA unb Got 3 Sec. 12z122=31 (@ben
2ate), $4,000.
Sobn 2ong unb GSrau an Soiepb SSennt,
5GH 5@A unD ISL S@A 5@A
unb Got 8 Gee. 12>122z31 (@ben 2ate),
syobm Gang uno 8rou an 9nton @ueie,
gh MgA Gee. 24s123z32 (3ion)
$4,000.
ai55ie Gang nno @atten an @arrp 6.
Qen81meier, 81 @@A sec. 35z23z32,
(8ion) unb 1854 M@A Gee. 2<122z32
(Wun{pn), SO, 900.
@ni g. Clifton u1b Srau an Sobn
g. @dalper, Sbetl BON Got rG" Cartel,
$240.
Is. g. Sobnfon un6 Saru an Sranl
S. &ennebD, Qots t nnb 2 Gee. 32z122z
50 (BaDnesbille) $1,000.
@iliom g. @arten unb Srar an Otto
S. @in5, She'll bon @h S8A unb g
&A @@A Sec. Z inns alles bon 1851
Gee. 1Sz122z27 (2pnben), $500.
Sbeil bon gh @@A unb 5@ 5MA
Sec. Z n1b aues bon M@A Gee. 1Sz
1927 (Qnnben) $4,000.
George s.. Cooper unb Sral1 al @inz
nifreb &ir9is, Qpts 1 rnD 2 5pring Barf,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Observation-Disclosures

ssobn @dieoinger unb Sran an @obert
@. N(itdeI, @@A M8A unb @@A g
8A Gee. 29<123z27 (QDnben), $1,000,
Matt McgurbD II. a. an Ga 5mttb.
Got 1 8n 4 8aite's Ibb. ct. CLOUD.
100000.
George s. Sbeilman nnb Srau All
Nprtbmetern Selepbon St. Co., Shell
bon Got 2 8lf 5 8tlion's Ibb. ct. @lono.
$500.
Sran @6auba6 11nb Srau an soiepl
Saaubah, ISL 1854 unb S112 N8A
58A Gee. 30z126z28 (2e @anf)
$1,000.
Charles Mli@ nnb Srau an @enrp %
@e1eIob, az @@A ulb @@A Gee. 49,
1887 (2e @anf), 1880.
limited @tates Sn1taqment 8ealtD So
an sSp1epb @eibert, 2ot1O 8It SO 2otprD'
Mpb. ct. glonD, $4,000.
George 90. S9aefer uno Sran an Sre(
@ggert, S@A M@A unb N@ 5@A
6ec. ~2z124z31, (Sarming), $1,000.
Mnna @rgen 1nb @atte an Ssobn 2ang
Got 81 8n 1 Sriebmm's Mbb. Coli
5pring, 1915.
Magbalena @anb an Mmelia 0'9ons
neu, 2pts II unb 10 Stub. 5ltbzbib. SEQ.
Sarrp Is. gouns II. a. an Glen q.
@5iteomb, aofs ii uno 10 8f 2 @outf
gi6e Start Mbb. ct. gIoub, 500.
Sspbn so. 2en5 nrb Srat an &ernnam
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Ntnaor echreten
MACH FlETCHER'S
GAS TO RIA
Gliab=2pthrinqen.

Die Srtiduft Sc itenbol5 muir
Sc 0ur9 Seuer berbeert. @tma 90
@auier itno abgebrannt un0 ~ So
milien oboadlos. = Mit 0em 8aue
Ser 11euen @farrfir6e in 90 i e II
g 0 t miro balo begonnen mer0en.
&o6m. ST.. 0rtspfarrer SEQ Gromer
in 8iibofsbeim begging ietn
@oloeneS Briei terjubilalm. Sn
If itn6 10 @obn-
bduier abgebrannt l1n0 mebrere an
oere bei6d6igt mor0en. Sn Sage
nau lit Sic nelte Dampfiagemiible
Ser @ebr. @alter abgebrannt. - Die
8farrfir6e in 2mbmeiler fat
0urh 5euer groBen 56a0en erlitten.
- Die innerbolb 80 unmeiler ge=
legene 56repmiible am Sburmcanal
lit o%bgebrannt. - Mit SEM 8au Ser
neuen Stride in Hfirt miro nod 1T
0ieiem Sabre begonnen mer0en. -
9ie @emeinbe Sberieeba@ un6
einige umliegenoe Srti6aften mer0en
electrii9e 8elen6tung erbalten. -
SSn 80 ettoIsbeim mltr6en 9 Mn=
melen nit 8obnbduiern, Sdeunen u.
Stalungen Elm &aub ser 6lam1en.
Sdmet5.
gs ging iiber Ole @eger6 bon
g runftrut Elm beftiges @euitter
nie6er, 6us nit &agelidIag berbltn<
ben mar. SSn @omrte6onr too
tie Ser 8lib bie 10idbrige To9ter bes
.8eiiters 2ouis Meidel. - SSn III
5eritorte Elm 8rano 6as @obnbaus
.6es Hierre Sacquemir, nobel Ser CO.
idbrige BETTER IN Ben Slamme1t UNI
fam. -Sn 8 brnnnte Dos
&aus oes Otto @uIoimant1 nieber. -
Sn.M e II 8 b ii brannter &a1s ltro
.Sdeune 6es 2an6mirtbs uno @ieb-
bdn6lers 8dbp nieoer.
6eiterretdp Mngarn.
Die 3OO-Sabrfeier ser grbebnng
5ur 5ta6t tpur6e in @nrbentbaI
in iiberal1s feierltber @eiie begnngen.
- Sn Erient lit 8iirgermeiiter
Mop1eat Sol. si1i geitorben. ~ SSn
5tifIih Bel Dra4enbu r 9
enitano in BEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Beg @eorg 8ieier ein 8rano, bur@
ben 6as 8obnbal,s un6 8 @irtb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

@odtp. ST. Sra. Carl &epnen, &far-
rer in 8roih iturb int Sitter bon
SO Sabren. = SSn ser 8e0ermiible
in S6enfir9en lit Elm gan5er
@dniercompler nie6ergebrannt. =
Gos %25idbrige 0rtsiubildum begging
Saltptlebrer 9egenbarot in lie r.
oingen. Sn &irdratb tpur<
Sen ourh cine grcBe 6euersbrunit 8
@ebofte in Mide gelegt. - Sic groB=
tie 2inoe Deuti6lan6's befin6et iid
in 6en @eroliteiner Mnlagen.
8ereits I'M Sabre 1866 lon unter oie-
iem 8aur1e @eridt gebalten mor6en
lein. = Dos 11el1e 8farrbaus in
&irf lit pouen0et un0 eingepeibt
moroen. - SSn Goblba6 brann=
ten sic Oeconomie=@ ebdu0e 6es 2ano=
mirtbes Srautburg uno Sic ieineS
Modbars Meurer ab. &ier @obnbau=
fer 1ammt onen oa5n 'geborigen ge=
fiiaten Seco1omie=@ ebauoen mur0en
Elm @aub Ser Slammen. Mu6 piel
@ieb ging gu grunoe. - 9ie Dampf-
5iegelei @eber in Semen lit abge-
brannt. - @oloene &od5eit f%eierten
sic @beleute @ilb. sdrieber un6
Mnna, geb. @aaie in &ettmi g; Sic
Gbeleute Sob. 8et. 2iider un6 8ero=
Mica geb. MiiQer III 2en6ers=
sort uno Sic gbeleute 6ran5 &ren5
un6 Maria geb. &auien in 8nrg.
8aben.
Gin 8ron0 5eritorte gu Gill
itein SOS Sdgemerf bon @engen=
bah nn6 9 @obnb6nIer. 25 Sami=
lien {ino obon6los. = SSn Bret
tie n brannten z @obnbduier un6
sdeunen Iammt Mebengebauoen ab.
9os Seuer broh beim 8adermeii tier
2eonar6 aus, Ser tpegen 8eroa6tes
Ser 8ranoitiftung berbaftet tpuroe. -
Sn Sreiburg /. g. itarb Der
@irfl. @eiiH. @otb un6 gr5biidofl.
&an3Iei6irector Mrnol6 8oegle I'M Ml-
ter bon SO Sabren. - Die @emein6e
MobeI bout nit etnem &oitenalrf-
tpan6e bon $4,000 Mf. Elm ,1eues
.gdaubous. - Ser Margremmerbof
in Sdmar3enba9 lit abge-
brannt. - 81 Gbrenitetten
fano in feierlider @eiie Sic @run6-
fteinlegrng CUR 1teuen fafb. Stride
itaH.-5taotpfarrer 56in IN & lie r-
gen fonnte 6ns @oloene 8rieiteggiu-
biI1um begeben. ~ Sem 1~5iGbriser1
sobn 6es Mtburgermeifters @ang IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

'Smmenei6 mur6en bon etnem
6ubrperf beioe 8eine abgefnbren. -
SsSn 8onn6orf bronnte oas nett
befannte @oitbaus u3um &ran5" nie=
ser. - Das @aitbaus gum Mon0 oes
Sol. 2auber in 8mBlingen III
nit SEM Secenomie : @ebdr6e abge=
brannt. - Ser bodbetagte 2ano,
mirtb g. @brbaro bon &eilig=
freu5iteinad ertranf III Ser
Steinab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
TOlep Sonep ans sar Gomponn6

bebarptet elmer nod ieinen bobe1
Stang ols 6as Bette &al1sbaltsmittel
fir aue Sufter uno grfdItunget, 10.
tpobI fir @'inoer mie fit ertpad9Ie11e
8erloner. Beugt erniten Golgen e.
1rer @rfaltung Dor. Mebmt MIR ben
e6ten JoIeD's &oneb aro Ear Com
pound un6 pertpeigert Subititute. M}o.
Iitor Drug So.