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Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19
MYSTIC
Ladies' Auxiliary to Mystic Club Or ganized-John F. Moves Buys Yacht-Play Staged by Latham Camp-New Map of Mystic River

At the home of Mrs. J. Henry Scnaf- fer on Washington street, meeting was held to organize a ladies' auxil- iary to the Mystic club. About twen- ty were present. The following off, cers were elected: President Mrs. Eli Gledhill; vice president, Mrs. Rob ert Nichols; secretary, Miss Mae Don- ahoe; treasurer, Mrs. Herber. Gled- hill. The ladies will meet at the club house on Holmes street every Thurs day afternoon. Those eligible to join are the wives, daughters and sisters of the members of the Mystic club. The first meeting of the new club will be held this (Thursday) afternoon. The committee in charge is Mrs. Conrad Kretzer, chairman, Mrs. Leonard Her. mes and Miss Winnie Gledhii1
 Buys Hartford Yacht
 John F. Moves has purchased a steam yacht in Hartford which has been brought to Mystic. The boat is 103 feet over all and 90 feet on the yacht overhauled and put up for the winter and in the spring and summer will use it for cruising on the Sound.
 Confer Degree.
 Stonington lodge, No. 26. I. c D. F., met in regular session on Wednesday, evening. The second degree was con- ferred on a class of candidates and four names were bal1Oted on
 John Machana, the East Side bar Der, who was taken to the Memorial hospital on Monday. is comforta ble It is expected that he will recover.
 Mystic Union Baptist church was well represented at the state conven- tion at Waterbury this week. At the meeting on Monday, Capt Elias Will cox was elected first vice president of the union. MT. Wilcox is a deacon of the Union Baptist church.
 Put on a Play.
 At tle Lyceum theater Wednesday evening, A. c. Latham camp. Sons of Veterans, presented the play en- titled The Old New Hampshire Home The first and last acts are laid in New Hampshire, while the second act is in New York. Those who took part were Archie c. Haas, Fred M Will iams, John Patton. Willard N. Keigwin Walter Cook, Jessie B. Stinson, Leroy lift, Miss Ethel Godfrey Mrs. Mary l.. Gilbert, Mrs. c. N. Brainard and Mrs Hubert Colt The proceeds will be used for G. A.. R. work
 Typhoid in Duerr Family.
 The family of Nicholas Duerr is having it's share of trouble, typhoid fever having developed in the house.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19
Map of Mystic River.


 A government engineer{was in Mys- tic recently on work connected with the making of a map of the Mystic river on a proposition to dredge a channel 100 feet wide from the Mys- tic drawbridge to the halfway house, so called which is to be ten feet deep, and another proposition for a channel 12 feet deep. which some time may be introduced as a bill in congress. The map is completed and gives in detail the property on each side of the river from the drawbridge to the head of the river.
 Personal Notes.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Alden Sanders re- turned from their wedding trip spent in New York and New Jersey, Tues day evening. and are keeping house on High street.
 MT. and Mrs. Tracy Burrows re- turned Tuesday evening from their wedding trip, spent in Pennsylvania. They are staying with Mrs. Burrows parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry ,Tryon, on the Noank road.
 L. E. Kinney has returned from a visit to his mother in Willimantic. Mrs. Charles B. Newbury is visit ing Meriden relatives.
 Van R. Wheeler has returned to Providence after visit to John For sythe.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19
CUT TO PIECES.
Paul VandaII, Walking on Track,
 Killed by Trolley Car.

Paul Vandale, 56 was literally cut te pieces when he was struck and killed by southbound trolley car in the town of Thompson Tuesday night Vandale was walking along the tracI in a wooded section of the run wher he was hit, the motorman being un- able to stop the car In time to prevent the accident. Dr. R. c. Paine, Thomp- son, n,medical examiner, viewed the body after which it was given in charge oi Deputy Sheriff William Bates.
 Vandale was employed by Henry Geer, his brotheri law, who lives o1 what is known as the Comeau farm Vandale, unmarried, is survived by hi: sister, Mrs. Geer.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19

Westerly was in the IimeIight in the republican state convention in Provi- dence, Wednesday, with Congressman George H. Utter as chairman and Samuel H Davis making the nomina- ting speech for the renomination of Aram J. Pothier MT. Davis is one of the several clergymen in Westerly who have abandoned pastoral duties to en- gage in some other line of business.
 He made the nominating speech for Ex- Governor Utter in the cOngression- al convention year ago which brought him into prominence and to the con sidera tion of the republican party lead CTS of the state He will be among the political speakers in the state cleo tion campaign. He is a firm believer in clean politics and on public oc- canions has urged that it was essen tial for good government for all to take active part in all that pertains t,. politics, even to the extent of hold ing public office. Mr. Davis was can didate for appointment of judge of the Third district court a year ago, to succeed Judge Oliver H. Williams, but withdrew when he realized that the chances of appointment were against him, Judge Williams being favored by the appointing powers.
 MT. Davis made an able speech at the republican convention, Wednesday,, in nominating the governor and so did Congressman Utter as chairman of the convention.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19

Judge Edwin B. Gager will be on the bench when superior court opens here at 1o.30 this (Thursday) morning The case to be tried is that of George F. Holbrook, trustee. vs. Attorney F. F. Russell, a civil suit, in which MT. TIol- brook seeks to have set aside mort gages given by Ernest M Arnold to Judge Russell at a time when the plaintiff alleges, Arnold was in a bankrupt condition.
 Tomorrow (F'riday) morning a grand jury being summoned by Sheriff Pres
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19
DIES SUDDENLY
Uric FarIand Expires While in Doc
 tors Office for Treatment.

Uric Farland. Il, died suddenly in the office of Dr. Omer Larue Tuesday afternoon. Heart disease was probably the cause. MT. Farland had gone to the office for treatment, and Dr. Larue was attending to him when the aged man exclaimed that he was suffering terrible pain and passed into uncon- sciousness, dying soon afterwards MT. Farland was for several years employ ed in the highway department. He is survived by his wife, four sons and a daughter.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19

ton B. Sibley, Danielson, will be in the superior court at 10.30, when they will have before them evidence in con nection with the murder at New Bos- ton recently of StanisIaus Chinileski, for which Randolph Brissette is now held at the jail in Brooklyn.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19

Effort is being made to make the single patrolman in the village of under that old democratic axiom, To the Victors Belong the Spells, but the majority of residents regardless of party utilization are in favor of keep ing the position out of nolitics and for the public good. Deputy Sheriff Will jam H. Casey has performed the duty os patrolman for many years, and there has never been doubt of his eff ficiency,' even by those who favor his retirement to make way for some dem ocrat. The appointment is within the gift of the selectmen, ma jority of whom are democrats.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19

PlainvilIe.-The finance committee has advised that the tax rate be made 14 mills. to- meet the expense of the coming year and permit $1,000 to be devoted to a sinking fund for payment of bond issues.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19
At. the republican convention in

At the republican convention in Providence, Wednesday, Samuel H. Davis. of Westerly, an ordained Sew enth-Day Baptist minister, in glow ing terms that were warmly applaud ed renominated for governor Aran J. Pothier, a devout and conscientious Catholic and of foreign birth. MT. Pothier has served three terms as governor, and his predecessor for three terms was James H. Higgins, a dem ocrat and a Catholic of foreign parent age.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19

council and that a new superintendent of highways will be appointed at that meting. MT. Chesebro was born in Stonington borough and will move there soon.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19

Thompsonvile.-Joh J. Nolan, a former selectman of Enfield and wide ly known throughout this section as a contractor, died Monday of pneumonia after a short illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19

Yalesville.-The first Sunday in No- venrber will be observed in the M. D, church, the old folks Sunday,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19

hold. One son has been taken to the hospital and on Wednesday two more of the children and the mother came down with the disease.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19
IN AND ABOUT WESTERLY

Sheriff Wilcox Strengthening Evidence in Wakefield Murder Case-Brighams Wife, Absent in Meriden, Fails to Claim Body-Miss Pendleton to be Inducted President of Wellesley-Westerly Politicians at Re- publican State Convention.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-19
PUTNAM
SUPERIOR COURT.

Case of Holbrook vs. Russell to Be Heard Today-Grand Jury Friday in New Boston Murder Case.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-25
TWO DISTINCT SALVATIOMS
ALL IN ONE OR THE OTHER
Every Human Being Is to Have a
Full, Fair, Intelligent 0ppor-
tunity For Eternal Life.
A SECOND CHANCE
FOR FATHER ADAM ONLY

London, March
10. 90 Pastor Rus
sell preached today
at the London Tab
ernacle to an over
flowing house. His
text was ia k e n
from Hebrews ii,
8: $50 great saliva
tlon, which began
to be spoken by
our Lord, and was
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

speech, The convention adjourned 90
O'Clock.
Upon RECOMMENDING tho committee on
credentials N1s not ready to report
and while that committee was conn
plotting It's report W. g. Liilcr. cnbir-
man of the national organization OF
Democratic clubs. spoke tO thu usscfn-
bly,, dwelling upon the possibilities
for The future of the local state and
national democracy
Chairman Dennis Chayos Of the per
manent organization committee re-.
ported that the committee presented
Manuel vigil for permanent chairnan
and Or Colbert fOr permanent secre-
tary. This report va also accepted
unanimously.
Chairman Felix Lester OF the plat.
form committee read the platform
drawn up, which took up all the prin-
Ciplcs of the 1905 Democratic plat.
form made at Denver This platform
was accepted with Gn amendment of.
iered By A, Fleischer In addition 10
the effect that 80 delegates should be
chosen TO be sent 10 the state convcn.
tion, each to have 10 vote.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

The yesper hour Is more full than
cNcr with grcnt hymns, great music,
and special choir work The theme
o. the devotional address viii be 90
tho Hope That Lbitoth Up \ large
audience Us expected To make the
service uplifting and enoblns
a. jhc mldwCeh service next Wed
ncsdny continuing the general topic
% Great Steps Forward we Will
discuss "Tho Institutional Church
giving special attention TO the great
church just completed in the city OF
Atlanta Already The church gives
promise Of tremendous possibility, At
tie morning service next sunday Mr.
loiDert viii preach a sermon on
The Conservation OF Character This
s challenge TO our times To pay
more attention to the most valuable
asset We have. one 10 which the many
ceuieuries have patiently and prayer
fully wrought Following are the mu'
slcal numbers for the services:
Morning. Organ prelude. The Last
Spring Griog; anthem. Christian.
The Morn Breaks Sweelly." shelley;
onouory "Onouolre." Dubois. solo,
My Redeomer and Ny Lord" Dudley
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
DAY Of ATONEMENT
WILL Be OBSERVED
ALL DAY MONDAY

Keeping the faith Of their forcfath.
crs of old. the members OF tho Jewish
religion In Albuquerque viii solemnly
observe the day Of atonemcnt. or Yom
stores aud business houses In AlNu-
qucrquc conducted oy members of the
Jewish faith viii be closed an day
Monday until san down. The holy
day will begin sunday at sun down
and special services viii be held In
Temple Albert tomorrow evening aud
all dag Monday. Tho services tomor-
row evening vii; begin at 7.i5. Or.
Mcndcl Silbor will preach on the sub
jcct, strange Gods Among Us" with
but short intermissions, services viii
continue all day Monday The morn
Ing services will begin at 10 o'clock
aud the aftHnoon service at : o'clock.
A. the 10 o'clock service. pr. Silber
VIII preach on. "'rhe Meaning of
Atouement" Special services viii DE
held beginning at ne the afternoon
ana at 4 o'clock DR.. Silbcr will deliver
a memorial address. The soul Inn
mortal" Special music viii be furn-
iSh'd during the Day oi AtOnemrut by
a choir consisting of Mrs. Roy Nc
Donald, Mrs II. l.. sterling. Mr.
Charles Andrews. Mr.. r l.. Ormsbee.
Mrs Stevens.llimoc organist
The Day of Atpnement in Hebrew,
Ypm kippur. a. the name implies, in
dictates day upon which amends are
made in atunement for any shortcom-
ings. religious mental or moral, that
occurred during the year. II Is char
actcrizcd by prayer and fasting and
M, Citation. /, Is the most solemn and
sacred day in the Jewish calendar. The
PRAYERS morally last all day, the ma
ioriiv of the congregation remaining
In the house of worship from morning
until evening, Four days after the
DAY nf Movement, there will begin "a
period of holidays lasting Tor on9
week. This win b, the so-ca!lod tcsti-
val OF Suttoth. which literally trans
lated means "hooths aud was insti-
tutod az an agricultural festival In
carly Palostiuian times as fnll sig
nincancc or Thanksgiving feast, This
day. too. will hc observed both In Its
historic and broader significance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
DEMOCRATS NAME
DELEGATES TO
CONVENTION

with enthusiasm galore aud with
harmony apparently spread AN over
the entire works. the DemocraE OF
Hernaullo county held their conVen-
ton in the EIks' theatcr today, elect
ing thirty-four dolegates, with "A halt
vote each, TO the state convention ia
santa Fc. which Is To convene next
TUESDAY. ana deciding that these del
egates shall participate la the con
Vention which III Ia later nominate
district officers. The delegates 20
the state convention follow.
County AT large; ., y Maroon,
summers Burkhart H. y. FERGUSON
Felix Lester,
Precinct l2; Warren Graham. ~ T.
Hcrndon, A. II, Graham = a. Kahnt
Dr l., q. Rice, W, W Mcclellan. A.
u McGarfcy, 4 Flelschcr
Precinct 20: Or Il. H. Hust. VIM
Eioke. Dr J. W. Colbert, J. \. Skin
ncr pr, II. u Carnes. A. - Waters
w G. oestreich. Rev. $ = Allison
outside precincts r. 4 Iucero. l.
Chacon Florcncio Zamora, Franz
HAN s. * Gilhcrt. Manuel scdlllo
Leonardo iiunick, Manuel e., Nigil. J.
\. Montova, Don Gurulc. Dionici'
chavez, Isaac Bnrth, Amhrocin M
mora, Joeqdin MARTINEZ. Andres Ro.
mera
while the committees we're con,
fcring. ~. n. Ferguson delivered 1
speech which was we'll received ant
which dealt with local and natlona
issues, Following Mr.. Ferguson
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
Central Bap,ists.

\ T.. Aulick. pastor Meets ut tho
Odd Fellows hall on South Second
street Services at II q m. aud 1880
D. m; Sunday school at 9.45. The pas.
tor will speak at both services using
for his text "A Preacher In q Basket
at the morning service, and M the
evening service he will speak on
"paul's instruction to Timothy" Miss
Kent viii sing M the morning service
aud the iunior choir OF the sunday
school will furnish the special music
for the SUNDAY school The public Is
invited to any or all oy the services
strangers that have no other church
home are made welcome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
PIONEER WOMAN IS
LAID TO REST IN
FAIRv|EW TODAY

That the name and memory of Mrs
l.. y. Putncy viii long live In the
hearts and minds OF hundreds OF AZ
buqucrque people. and that the pass
Ing of this most cstimabla woman
leaves q void in Tho hearts ana lives
ot countless friends. was evident ia a
striking way this afternoon VIXEN the
funeral OF Mrs Puiucy was held, at
tended II seemed, by The entire COM
munlty Mrs. Putrey, whose death
occurred last Wednesday evening. fol-
lowing a comparatively brief illness.
was laid 10 rest this afternoon beside
The grave OF her husband. Lima -.
Puncy who died number OF years
ago Funeral services for Mrs Pu,-
uey were held at the Pun,v family
home, Ga West copper avenue. Roy.
Hugh 4. Cooper, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church conducted the
services. which were deeply impress
siVo. There were few dry eyes among
the mOurners az the clergyman pro-
nounCod The final Messing. The cas-
ket In which Mrs. putncy rested was
banked hlgE with beautiful floral Of
icriugs. the last trioUtc OF many low
ing friends. The procession which
followed the hoarsc ga the cemetery
was one of the longest seen Ia Alhu,
qucruue In many "A day The active
pail bearers who served at the funeral
were. Mcssrs Thomas Danahy. Henry
Harrison. g. g. Cushman, Daniel Mac
ph,rson, NJ. l.. Dcvinc, Dr. II, J. Al
ger, seymour LeWinsou Charles
White. The honorary pail bearers
were Mcssrs simon stern. H. ~ Kent,
GOV r.. : Stoyer. John Rorr"dailc, \.
}. Maloy, A. W. Flouruoy pr J. II.
Wroth, \. 4 Keen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
Congregational church.

Raymond % Tolhcrt. minister stan
lCy Scdcr orgunisl Several features
ul special interest are introduced into
tho tWo services FOR sunday October
Use AZ he morning hour she Rev.
Mr Stncbland. minister of the silver
CiN " Il. church. is io occupy the
pnlpit and from The remarks OF
friends who have heard him We may
CNpeci "a splcHdid message OF breadth
beauty and power 4 cordial vel
como is extended 10 an friends and
strangers 90 heRg the morning service
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
SnlNniinii ArinA

Sunday meetings ,U0 a. m. knee
drill; 1000 "a. M, open air, 1900 q.
m. Holiness. Rev Amstutz viii speak.
2 90 y. M. -undny school: 3:30 q. ma
open air; i.00 y. m, general meeting
In the hall so y. IN. open air. $500
o. m, Captain wendell viii speak.
subject, "rhc Tn Virgins Wrok
nights 30. upcn air. 500, in tho
hall ON silver Ave. capt o. Wcadei
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
swITCHMEN 10 STRIKE
IN OAKLAND TONIGHT

Oakland. cal. Sept 30.--Tho local
switchmens union issued an ultima
tum to the southern Pacific today
that after 10 o'clock tonight they
would refuse 10 handle any cars on
which hon anion labor is employed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
~ pnnr. Ennll.h Ilulhcrnn Church.

Corner west silver avenue and
sixth street Rev W. +. Obcrholtzer.
pastor sunday school at 9;i5 n. m;
preaching az 1900 by Rcv summers,
Who is attending ,hr Methodist Epis-
cupal conference now Ia session
christian Endcavor az 700 y. m;
evening sermon at 500. 4 cordial
welcome to all.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
Highland NIaholIst Church.

Samuel r.. Allison. pastor Preach
inr by the pastor nt II =. m Topic
for IA, hour Peter The Love Maker"
~ 7:ti o. m. rev Iionry Van Valken-
burg pastor Of the NJ, T. church ~
Roswell - NJ win occupy the pulpit
sunday school at s:i5 a. M, Robert
Holiday, superintendent, Mrs. " v
REID viii favor ms with q solo az the
II o'clock service. We are closing the
Conference year. ana al the members
Of this church are urged 90 be pres
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
North Tourth Street Gospel IInll

Sund1v aCh0Ol. N'I5 y. m. gOsp0I
preaching, 7.t5 D. ~. peace" is the
subject Of the talk 90 he given at tho
evening meeting by W. e. Raabc.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening al
1.l5. Yuu are welcome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

Buck. Miss Margaret Franklin: post
IuTe. "Mafcho Milltalre." Shelly.
iespers: Organ prelude. In the
fwi!ighi,' liarker; anthem. Adore
and be- Siili. Gcunod oncr,ory Med.
itatiou' Klein. solo selected Miss
Margaret Franklin; postlude March
From Organ Suite James II Rogers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
AIBuouERouE HERALD SATURDAY prEMBER 80

pnt at an the services. senior Epworth
league meeting at Gas y, m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
Mothers
Friend

int mothers which contains much
valuable information, and many sug-
gestions of a helpful nature.
BRADflELD REGULATOR g., Atlan's, Go.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
IYr-t prc-b,,crIan cIurch.

Corner Firth street and silver ave-
nue.. Hugh \, Cooper, pastor Scr-
Vices al n a. m. aud 7:i5 p. ma. Rcv.
Mr.. Anderson OF Las Vegas VINO is
attending the NJ. T.. conference VIII
preach
Musical selections.
Morning Prelude .,...,... Mcndclsohn
Oncrtory: "Andantiuo" ..... Durham
anthem. 20 strength and StaN'.,..
ss.....sss .,...,. AuurtN y
EVENING.
Prelude; Fantasy" ,...,. WCsthrouk
"NoCturue' .....,......... Widor
Solo. Miss Margaret Franklin
Rally day at sunday school az 80
a. M christian EndcaNor az Gao
y. m. Tile public cordially invited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
:. Young
Mothers

NO young Wohdn, III tue JOY oi
coming motherhood, should neglect
TO prepare her system for the phys
zeal ordeal she is to undergo. The
health OF both she and her coming
child depends largely upon the care
she bcstows upon herself during the
waiting months Mothers Friend
prepares the eXpeetant mothers sys-
tenn FOR the coming event, and its use
makes her comfortable during all the
term. II works with and for nature,
and By gradually expanding all tis-
sues, muscles and tendons, involved,
and keeping the breasts in good con-
dition. brings the woman 10 the crisis
in splendid physical condition. The
baby too is more apt 10 be perfect and
strong where the mother has thus
prepared herself ior natures supreme
Junction No better advice could be
given "A young expectant mother than
that she use Mothers Friend II is a
medicine that has proven rs value IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
Tile First Bapti.t Church.


Corner Lead avenue and broadway.
Jesse J, Runyan, pastor. order OF
services!
MORNING.
organ Voluntary.
puNoloRy.
Invocation.
scripture Lesson, John IS let.
Hymn 80. iGl.
Announce
Morning Offering
solo by Miss Pratt.
Prayer
Response las choir.
Hymn 80. 332.
\ Meditation. subject. Realizing
jesus ,Ioy"
Hymn 40. 3i2
Communion
Hymn No. 3it.
EVENING. 30.
Hymn No. G3.
Hymn No. 1913.
Invocation,
Hymn No 20
Announcements.
Evening uncrlng.
solo by Miss Pratt
Prayer.
Hymn No. liG.
SERMON by Rev chns Dickcy Of
Ration
Hymn 40. 80.
BcncdiCtion