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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12

Richmond Observation-Disclosures. ola
Summary: Two-base hits--Bradlcy, Mar
tin. Sacrifice hits-Muilen, Wallace, Maths.
, Sacrfce fly--Jordan. Stolen ease-McCabe.
Base on balls--ON kiian. 2; off Hall, s.
Left on hasca--Iichmond, 3; Toronto, s. Hit
by pitched ball--Phelps Hits--Off Kil!!an Z;
off Hall. I. Time of game. hour Umpire
Fender. 4 Attendance eco
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14

On Thursday evening at the ElIxs' home, Norwich lodge, No. 430, resum- ed its business meetings after the sum mer recess, Exalted Ruler Allen c. Matthews presiding. There was a good attendance and a number of ap- plications for membership were ac- cepted, while there was also work in initiation. The semi-annua1 reports of the officers made satisfactory showing for the half year. It had been decided to hold weekly business meet ings this fall and winter. but this plan was changed by vote of the meeting, which directed that the bUsi- ness meetings should be on the first and third Thursday evenings, with so- cial evenings Gn the intervening Thursdays.
 \ report was received from a cofn- nlittee previously appointed to take in to consideration and get estimates on the cost of building an addition to the home which should be three stories high. and furnish os its three floors bowling alleys, lodge room and hall Estimates showed that the cost of erecting such building would run well up towards s25, ,000. On this ae- count il was not considered eNpedient to proceed with the building now. but a committee was appointed to investi- gate the possibilities of a bond issue
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
AUTO SHOW. To Be Held at Hartford in Big State Armory.

Hartfords 1912 automobile show will be of no less importance than the shows of New York, Chicago and Bos- ton. It will be held in a hall of larger area than that of Madison Square Gar demand will therefore be the largest single building show in the country, if not in the world.
 The show will be held in the new state armory Feb. 19. 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24 The First infantry, C. N. G., has combined with the Hartford Automo- bile Dealers association and the two interests have been fortunate enough to secure Frederick W. Dart and E. G. Biddle. who have been the active heads of the previous shows ins Hartford, to plan and execute all details of the coming show.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14

dition. The grand lodges annual meeting takes place in Willimaniic, with headquarters at the Hotel Hook er, next Thursday and the indications are that the attendance will be the largest in years, in view of the fact that the supreme master workman of the supreme lodge, A. o. U. w, of the United States, Will M. Marvis, of Mus catine Ia. and Supreme Foreman John Currier Gallagher of New Haven will
 be present and make addresses, Broth
 CT Naryis is now on trip in the east
 ern states and has been during the
 past two weeks making official yisi-
 ts lions to lodges in Maine. He will
 also be present at the big reception to
 be given the evening before the grand
 lodge meeting at A. B. $. hall in Will
 limantic, under the auspices of Willi-
 mantle, Coventry, Columbia and He bron lodges.
 Grand Recorder r. A. Burnham of the Empire State grand lodge was a caller at the grand lodge headquarters ill New Haven the past week. Brother Burnham is well remembered through out the Connecticut jurisdiction, as he was formerly for some time grand or ganizer for this jurisdiction. He is a nephew of the late Mr. Burnham. who was for many years a famous Boston bookseller and collector of rare ancient books and other publications.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
ALMOST CRAZY lv!TR ECzEi.a.

Five years ago small spot showed upon my left ankle. I was worried and sent for doctor. He said it was eczema. He drew 9 small bone from the ankle. The small hole grew to be about the size of an apple, and the eczema spread to the knee. The doctors never could heal the hole in the ankle. The whole foot ran water all the time My husband and sons were Up night and day wheeling me from one room to another in the hope of giving me some relief I would sit for hours at time in front of the fireplace hoping for daybreak. The pain was so intense I was almost crazy, in fact, would lose my reason for hours at time. One day friend exclaimed, Mrs. TinBegan, why iH the world don't you try the CIlticHra RsInediesf. Not being able to sleep at all, decided to give tae Cuticura Soap and ClticiITa Ointment a trial After using them three days that nig'lt slept sound for eight long hours. I a1oke iu the morning with but very little raia, in fact, l thought was iR heayen. After Using the Cutieura Remedies for three mouths I g.as perfactlg restored to heaifh." {Sigued) Mrs. Julia Finnegap, 2234 HeDert St, St. Louis, Mo, Mar. z 1911.
 Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold through ont the world. Send to ''Gllticufa " Dep1- | K, Boston, for q liberal sample of each, l29st-free, with 32-p. book on the care en;.
 s.ti3ept Of the sllin and scalp.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
ROYAL ARCANuM.

Both the local councils of the Roy 2
 al Arcanum, Norwich No. 720, and
 Thames No. 1851. have taken up the suggestion made in the last grand re-
 gents letter for a class initiation in
 Norwich and each has appointed a
 committee of three for q joint confer ence on the subject The Norwich council committee consists of W. E..
 Garfield, F. $. Willard, and John Me DougalI; the Thames council commit tee James J. Casey, George $. Powers
 and John Wozniak If the councils in this neighborhood can get up a class of 25 candidates, the supreme regent
 of the order, Brother F. T. AIcFaden,
 has promised to visit them for the class initiation, as he will do for any councils that raise a class of this
 number He is coming to Connecticut
 during the week of November for
 class iri9iations at East Hartford council, Nov. s: B. H. Webb council. Nov. [; New Haven councils, Nov. 8;
 Seaside and sister councils on Nov.
 10.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14

, Peckham, the second member lost
 by the lodge by death within very
 short time. Three applications were received at the meeting, and there will
 be work in the first and second de- gfees at the next meeting.
 The entertainment programme for tie evening was conducted by the | Worthy Pomona, Mrs NJ. F. Bliss, as follows: Song. by the grange; read ing, Sewing and Reaping. Mrs Edward ! Cook; cornet solo, Sowing the Seed,
 Erya Barnes of Preston City grange; three recitations, by Prof. Frank T. Naples; paper, Corn in Cooking and a Recipe, Mrs. E. H. Berry: song, by the , grange; paper, Seed Time and Har- vest, Mrs Arthur Sawyer of Berlin Mass, grange. There was a short talk by the state Flora, Mrs. ". F. Avery, O. Ledyafd grange, and WoodburY o. Rogers, who is q poultry expert. gave an instructive talk on the fine points to be looked for in judging poultry, using pair of White Plymouth Rocks belonging to Worthy Master Jacob Gallup for illustration.
 There was a very interesting exhibi- tlen of d great variety Of articles brought by the members, among which
 were pies, cakes, vegetables, fruit and chickens.
 A feature that furnished lot of fun was package sale conducted by Amos Wheeler as auctioneer, from which
 about $i5 was realized and which fur
 thermore matched the men and women
 for supper partners.
 Another feature Of the evening was
 the scripture cake made from , recipe
 from the Bible. The cake was made
 after the fashion of a wedding cake and was attra ctiyely frosted. This was
 cut into 26 pieces and sold for 10 cents
 a piece netting the grange S2.60. The
 recipe was: Tt is interestinP to know
 that all the materials now in daily use
 iH cake making were known in ancient
 times except the patent baking pow
 der: ? cups Jeremiah 6-20 (sugar9, 12 teacups Judge 5-25 (butter). 6
 Jeremiah 11-11 feggs), 1-2 teaeup
 Judge 4-19 (millz}, 2 tablespoons
 Frs. Samuel 14-25 (honey), season to
 taste First Kings 10-10 tspieep, a
 piece of Leviticus 2-13 lsalD, 1-2 tea
 cups First Kings 422 (hour), ? tea
 spoonfuls Amos 4-5 (baking powder,
 or 1eaven), teacups First Samuel 30-12 (raisins), , teacups Nahum 3-f2
 (fgs}. l teacup Numbers IFS 1al
 mends), follow Problem 23-13 for 10
 minutes. bake in moderate oven for
 ore hOuF."
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
MODERN woopMEN.

Mrs. w B. Dows of New London, who IS deputy for he Royal Neighbors for New London and Windham coun ties. was a visitor on Tuesday evening at the meeting of Norwich camp. No. S908. in the Bliss block. eXplainine to the Modern Woodlnen her purpose to start q camp of the Royal Neighhors here. which is a woman's auxiliary to the Woodmen, and the men of Norwich camp voted their support in every way to her efforts. Mrs. Dows is assisted in the work of organizing here by Miss Jennie KimbaH. Already applications numbering about 20 have been receiy- ed. It is expected that the institution of the new camp can be arranged for an early date in November, starting with from B to Al mem hers
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
ODD FELLOWS.

Next Tuesday at Waterbury, Palmy- "a encampment. No. 3, will be repre- sented by P. C. P, Herbert Wiley as it's delegate at the. annual grand en- campment session. Orion encampment, No. I, of New London, is interested especially this year in the candidacy of Samuel Prince for grand high priest and on that acconnt good number of his brothers in Orion encampnent will attend the session to see that MT. Prince gets big vote
 He is past chief patriarch of Orion encampment and now occupies the DO sitiou of grand senior warden and his advancement to the second highest of fee in the grand encampnent is prac- ticaliy assured
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
DEGREE OF PocAHoNTAs.

Last Monday evening in Foresters
 hall the Neosha club held its first hall whist of the season. having q good at
 tendance for the opener As usual at tie Neosha affairs, the social spirit present contributed greatly to the en- joynent of all Mho attended, and the evening was 8 delightful one for all. Those who won the prizes were the fol- lowing: Firsts-AIIs. Saibeurin, A6, chi na comb and brush tray; H. M. Kelly, 46, a cup and saucer. Seconds-Ars. BTllette, Al, q fancy apron; J. Sullivan, 4o, pair of cuff buttons. Consultations
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

An invitation has been received here from All HalloWs council, No 270. of Moosup, for the officers and members of White Cross council, No. 13 to at tend the eXempiification of the third degree on a class of 27 at Moosup on Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock. The degree work will be in Odd Fellows nall on Prospect street and visiting knights will be entertained before fiat at the K. of c. quarters in Hyde's block District Deputy P F. Hurlihe of Willimantic. assisted by NJ. l. Sul- livan, district deputy for district No. 10, viii confer the degree.
 It is expected that the officers and a large delegetion from White Cross council will attend
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
PATRONS OF HussANDRY.

Norwich grange. No. 172, had q pro- Gramme a it's meeting on Wednesday evening in Pythian hall that made this meeting one of the longest and also one of the pleasantest Of the year. This all came in the time for entertainment after the business of the session had been disposed of In the business transacted was the passage of resoIu- tions upon the death of Mrs. Charles
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14

Mrs Ida Clifford and J. Fillmore. Cake and coffee Were served. The next hall whist was announced for Novem- Der 18th, and the next home whist for October 26, at the home of Mrs. Mar garet BeclSman. 3 North Thames street
 On October IS the great sun councin of the Pocahontas degree will be held in Hartfero. Sepeauanosh councils s delegate is Mrs. Louise Manchester, with Mrs. Maria Button as alternate. They both expect to attend the ses- sion, and others who will go are Mrs. Nettie Kinney, Mrs. Julia Vergason and Mrs Josie Smith
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES. Assessors Notice

All persons in the Town of Norwich liable to pay taxes are hereby notified to return to the Assessors on or before the first day of November, 1911, a written or printed list, properly signed and sworn te. of all taNahle property owned by them onst thr first dia4s Of Oe- tober. ls11 Those 1failipg ID nabe a list ain be charged d penalty sDf 10 Der cent. additional aecordiI4e to law Blanks can be obtained at tlas Asses sors' office in City Hall. or will be sent by mail upon application. = Oafce Hours h q ill. To 4-p. in.
 Lists Will be received beginning Monday Get. Gth. tal1
 Dated at Norwich. Conn, Oct. 4th, 1911.
 JOHN P. MURPHY.
 JEREMIAH J. DONOVAN,
 MICHAEL J. CURRAA
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14

is called to order about ? o'clock those present will be treated to a nice ex
 republication of the degree work by the degree team of the nest, which is the same that won the prize in the competitive work at the New Haven field day last summer. They have bee n devoting a little special Attention to getting ready for the work Sunday and should show their best under the leadeFship of Dr. George A. Boon Some informal entertainment will probably follow the work to contribute to the social time of the afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
UNITED WoRkMEN.

Grand Recorder Stroh has compiled and issued the annual report of the grand lodge officers to the grand lodge and has mailed d copy of the issue to each of the representatives of the sub ordinate lodges, The report shows the Jurisdiction to s~ ir N@ourshing con-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
Goina to Havana.

Miss Reinette Lovewell has resigned as stenographer in the office of Di- rector of Public Works Michael A. Kenny at Bridgeport to go to the Ha- yana branch of the National Paper and Type company of New York. The res ignation takes effect Saturday. Miss Lovewel will sail early next month.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
EASTERN STAR.

Sachem chapter No. 57, held a short but enjoyable meeting on Wednesday
 evening at the Buckingham Memorial with a good attendance AnneuHce- nlent was made of the coming eighth
 anniversary of the chapter, which will
 be. celebrated at the next meeting, at which time there will be initiation, fol-
 ments
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
L'UMION ST. JEAN BAPTtSTE
 D'AMERIQUE.

At it's meeting on Thursday evening in Foresters' hall Lafayette council, No. POT, elected it's delegates to the Stafford Springs council. who will at tend with President Henry F. Beauso- Ieil. The three delegates are Peter St. Onge. J. B. CaronsAr Peter Sabourin.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
woMAN,s RELIEF CORPS,

Sedgwiclx corps. No. 16, had good attendance on Friday afternoon at it's regular meeting at the Buckingham Memorial, Mrs. Harriet L. Kinney the president, occupying the chair for the business session. One application was favorably halloted upon. Report was received of q good sum realized at the last supper, and a Halloween supper for the evening or November 1st was appointed
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
REBEkAHS.

Home ReheAah lodge of Groton en-. tertained the Thames Past Grand as sceiation at the rooms in A. o. U. W. hall in Groton Thursday afternoon. After a short social session, a chicken pie supper was served at o'clock. Lodge meeting in the evening was well attended and the degree team had drill at the close
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
OWLS.

The long expected class Imitation for Norwich nest, No. 1896. will take place in Owls hall on Sunday afternoon, when the officers and members expect to see present a large number of the home nest members as well as dele cations of visitors from the nests in New London and Wiliimantic.
 When the special initiatory meeting
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14

any of the details which are still to be settled. Among one of the latest applications to be accepted by the head office is that of prominent at torney for $3,0G0.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
ORDER OF PROTECTION.

Slater lodge. Ne 50T. held q short meeting. mainly occupied with eHsj ness. last Monday evening in Pythian hall The whist which has been talked about for some time was set for the next meeting night.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD

Deputy J. M. Lawton has his ar engagements mostly completed for the institution of the new camp of this order on Monday evening, and is to be at the office of Medical Examiner Casey on Saturday and Monday from l to and from ' to 8, to close up
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
ECHOES FROM THE LODGE ROOM
Royal Arcanum Considering Class Intiation-Elks De- eide Against Building Addition at Once-Neosha Club Began Its Whist Season-Kniehts of Columbus Invited to Moosup-Promising Outlook for Royal Neighbors

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
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Or. 925-933 Wetropolitnn aiie
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isIgeuOe Ratenter tiIoeIt Winneiotl
"a Tufotu SpftrSere:
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Furnace-grate. Filing o Berg, Madison
MINI, Detachable valve-seat. Charles
Clifford, St Paul, MINI, Bedspriug
frame. John w Currie, M~inneapolis'
MINI, Rail Flushing Mechanism for Lo-
comotives. Benjamin Dahl, Minueapo-
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lent Tire. John L Mckay. Minneapo-
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Meacham, Condo, 5 ID, Guide for Trnc.
ton Engines. Jesse W Miller, Red Wing
MINI, Horseshoe and Calk therefor,
John L Romig, Brazil. n %, Spark-ar-
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Mimi Boat. William Skakel, Spring.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

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1erionale og 2eiere.
gntl Intouion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
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unScrlige Mieoicin Eeruna bIeu iea
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