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Connecticut western news., 1911-04-13
Hsjnz-winterbottom

The wedding of Mir. Emil F. E. Heinz, second son of MT. and Mrs. Edward Heinz. formerly of Bridgeport and now a resident of Falls Village, Conn.,, and Mss Jessie E. Winterbottom, only child of Mir. and Mrs James Winterbottom of Salisbury, Conn.,, took place on Wednes- day at the home of the groom's parents. Rev. H. G. Wiener of Bridgeport. per- | formed the ceremony according to the simple, but impressive ritual of the Reformed church of the United States. The invited guests, which were limited to the two families, and relatives, as- sembled in the large parlor, which had been tastefully decorated with potted plants by Mr. Heinz, ST., and at 1;30 o'clock the bridal couple marched in. accompanied by their respective parents, and by Mr. Edward c. Heinz of Tor rlngton, a brother ot the groom, who | acted as best man, and Miss Virginia B. Boyden of Bridgeport, who was the | bridesmaid. he bride was then form- ally given away by her father. She made beautiful bride, being attired in a superb white satin with silk insertion, and carrying large bouquet of white carnations The bridesmaid wore d white silk dress with Filet lace trim mings. and carried a bouquet of pink carnations In an adjoining room the many handsome and valuable presents were displayed. After the. ceremony a sumptuous dinner was served. Among those present were, besides those al ready mentioned, MT. and Mrs. Bruno Heinz, and Dora, Mrs. Chester Andrews of Waterbury, Miss Ella A. Comstock of Waterbury, and MT. A. Smith of Norwalk, The happy couple left on the evening train on a weeks trip south, to spend their honeymoon in different l places. After the return they will live in their elegantly furnished new home 1 T Falls Village
Connecticut western news., 1911-04-13
FALLS VILLAGE

Dr Vincent Y. Dowditch, of Boston visited Dr. Loewe last week.
 Fred E. Egleston and Lee Kellogg are at work on Hartford contract, repaint- ing and repapering Hon. John H. Bel den 8 house on Russ street.
 Miss Clara E. Dunham and Miss Annie Rogers, teachers in New Haven, are spending their Easter vacation at their homes in Falls Village.
 A daughter was born last Friday. to MT. and Mrs. Walter Dickinson.
 The condition of MT. Edward Ward. who was severely stricken couple of weeks ago, is reported as somewhat more comfortable at present. He is stronger and able to converse.
 Rev. D. F. M. Blakeney, the new pas tor of the Methodist church is expected daily to arrive here with his family. A becoming reception will be arranged in d le time. l
 8. L. Freer, the new superintendent at Borden's arrived here Monday with his wife. having gone to his former home in New York state to pack up his house. hold goods for moving. Up to the pres ent time he has not secured house to live in. and may board for while.
 Easter will be observed at the Congregational Church with song story entitled "A Morning in the Orient"
 "The Arch," owned and occupied by Mrs. JIM. Benjamin. has been re-shingled and otherwise greatly improved.
 The Josephine Hallock bungalow is rapidly nearing completion, and is ex- pected to be practically finished by the 18th of this month, under the hustling energy of Builder Lorraine's force ot men. .#.. K. Is-t s.f5
 Hoyt Simmons, engineer at the Bor' den plant, will move, taking quarters with his wife's family, Wallace Dickin sons. ...s...
 Charles Owen, the veteran of 86 sum mers and star boarder at The Inn, has been on the sick list for few days, but is improving. @ 4.- .
 George W. Hall has sold one of hii places on Prospect street, through tho real estate agency of the D. B. Cornel Company, to Miss Phllbrook, of Sarana' Lake, N. Y.
 David Everitt, of Lakeville, is visit ing his nephew, John Bartle,
 One of the first and most reliable sym ptoms of awakening spring is in the fac that the Frink drug store ice cream sodi plant is in full operation.
 Landlord Langs reports progress il the refurbishing and Improvements n the hotel, and in the preparations fol the Business Mems banquet which vii inaugurate the improvements.
 Pope Ohapman-so it IS reported--ha his garden all made, aud somebody ha started the report that he has already begun to dig those famous Early Blis potatoes. but the report is not general. credited. Pope himself refuses to con firm it--but Pope is known to be over modest. -. ..a #.s
Connecticut western news., 1911-04-13
CORNWALL

Lust week was an eveHtful one in the Wilcox family, including the seventh birthday of Rodney Semple Wilcox; the eighteenth wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs, Whiting J. Wilcox and a most successful Fiva Hundred party given for their oldest son Ellsry Alexandt r Wilcox, who returns to his studies at Wllliston this week. Those who made notable scores were Miss Sarah Sanford and MT. Averill of Rumsey Hall Miss Emily Marsh anl MT. Chas. l.. Gold.
 The friends and neighbors of Miss Mary Bunnen were grived to hear of her sudden death last Friday in Water bury. Funeral services were held in the Chapel here on Monday. B ,riI was in Cornwall cemetery. Tns noGher Mrs. Oscar Bunnen is very ill and much sympathy is felt for the family in this time of sorrow.
 Richard Palmer has moved from the Luther Miner place to Kent. John Miner, oldest son of Luther Miner is to occupy the old home.
 Fred Bonnet has moved from East street to West Cornwall. and Ci.arles Bennett now occupied the hoaSo V..tated by his brother Fred.
 Richard Williams has moved into the Gather place. so called, until r-cnntly occupied by Oscar Carlson, wno sold it to Mir. Calhoun.
 The Calhoun family are to occupy the Woolsey Cottage this summer. Dr. Woolsey's family will occupy Mrs Della Catlins house, and the Carlson $ will move to "Twixt Roads" The Southwick's will move very soon to West Cornwall. into the house belonging to Mrs. Geo. L. Miner, and recently vacated by Dr. Joseph Robinson.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Foote made short visit in town to view the improvements being made in their summer home. They will come as soon as their house is ready. possible in May. <
 Miss Edith Woolsey sails for Paris in May. as. F..
Connecticut western news., 1911-04-13
SALISBURY

The village schools are closed this week for thelr spring vacation.
 Harold Everts leaves this week for western Canada, where he has secured 8 good position.
 The Congregational society are observing Holy Week as the Week of Prayer, by having daily services.
Connecticut western news., 1911-04-13
BALANCE.


 Enor and evil are located in de- 6ciency or excess. Even excess in virtue is enl, an excess of humility being abiectness; of courage, rash ness; of prudence, cowardice; of patience. indifference; of economy, parsimony; of generosity, waste; and so also an excess of learning is pedanty: of ease, indolence; of comfort, self indulgence; of zeal, fanaticism. Right and justice are found in moderation, in the golden mean, in the true balance, between oyerdoins and underdoing.-Or- lando J. Smith.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-02

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morifirt inmitten elmer patroutlle, Die
ibn fhpn in elmer Gntfernuns BON Dies
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| fein ShidIal, iiber Sob unb 2eben,
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H. IHLEkD0RF CO.
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NORWOOD, OHIO.
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Slider. In feiiier 9Sotunna. 80. 1925 gremeH
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-02

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w{iden eIbe Snile neiles, Simmer uHo
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@abluoti, iiber bic stcner.glate.

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GtimIFpehern Der Efabi liHGTun.i oei ber aul
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-02

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L. nne @aIgut atrGf,e, 1Seseru 1erm1n Banl
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-02

g2itttps SeE rcrficr5cncu Rbiliso g1 aanhuleter
In iGscr l9ohugug, SO 20 CT Rcdrue 5irGbe
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30 llbr Ga5Wiiuak h0m 2rauer bdlffE aus
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spet ober Bret 3immer eeirfnihi U,
ber Etnht gu S. DIS Si2, Y. o., eafa q
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fuctt aif Ust auburH poer III UorI9riAe.
g. e.. S0l @ooeatGn Str.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-02

9nter Jieiid,idneiber nns
@mritmafer. Nnh5nfrngen bel
Geo. 3eblcr arOp. So. 17O5 So'
gan Straee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-02

gut suhereitrtes sGbenbeiien bel Tran
Gus aJiiiHnsR: Arsis 25e. Wars. S6Tahi,
1909 Sim Eir. 5i-s
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Gan outer Snbrmann fitr cine aruts
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stars ON aitniias ben 81. oaOSsr 1911
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tliu 4orl0r StraBe. aus. Greunbs ftno ptst5u
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gleffe (ber nit isinem GnltI pom
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HFl. n IFtEEs
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400 fir GdIocn unb s9eisaIraHt. Rn&snfrn'
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q riner. unib bic 9IShi bon tSemifen herfts
ben une etae stub beiorqen fouuen Rafhpu'
iraaen 325 EeenncTe Gr. IL
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SoSes Gnseigen.
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Gtarb um EieHftna. sen 81. Sftnber ioii
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Gin Sunee. nm bic GatessEdcerst Gu erler'
men 1902 Wain Ctr.
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Childbirth fdnbm,itr,

gtarb uin qpitttuof, ben lo1grber 1871.
uni 6:lO llbr gsogqeus pl3sH6,
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Tiuit atmp,
Gatbarind Gsp.,

starb CIT Wittruo6, ben /. seOssnber 1911
gglrrgaHs 30 u5r,
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grrIanst--tpeiblih.

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Ehbeu uue 6tiGeH tptro aritubli6 ge'
letrt l@ii6sgeiarbeii spirb ongen2Stusnl
EegdHf zoos Gin Ctr.
Teutf6t GrGu niinfti Eaaf4s sum a2as
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4 EieS.
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gtn anftdnbtser MarH init gutsn
9fuaniffen Der GnaTif1 fprtdt isetg cher
perdeivuihet um etneH WhIhmaaen sn fahrfH.
Cir mdheres atre1isSs man y. 1laisr, oto.
Ds. MlabtnnoiIe
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.IoTICEs

belonging to said estate and his petit
ton for discharge as such admins
traitor.
II is now ordered by the Court that
said final account and report, petit
ton for distribution of said estate
and petition for discharge Is admin
istrator. be brought on for hearing
at the Court House in the City OF
North Yakima Yakima County, State
| of Washington on Monday. the End
day of October, 1911 at the hour Of
| ten o'clock \. NJ of said day, and
that all persons interested in said
estate be, and they hereby are, re-
duired to appear at said time and
| place and show cause, if any they
have, why said final account and re-
port should not be allowed. approved
and confirmed, and the prayer OF
said petition for the distribution of
the property of said estate and the
prayer Of the petition for the dis
charge of administration he granted.
II is further ordered that notice of
sail hearing be given by publishing
u certified copy of this order once
week for four consecutive weeks next
preceding said hearing in the Yaki-
ma Morning Herald, a daily newspa-
per printed and published at North
Yakima Yakima County. State of
Washington, and of general crcula-
ton i'm said County and state. and
by posting a copy OF this order in
three of the most public places in
Yakima County. state OF Washing
ton for a like period.
Dated this 18th day of August,
1911.
TuOS. L. GRADY,
Judge
state of Washington. County Of Yak
ima--ss.
|. A. W. Barr, County clerk in
and for Yakima County State of
the Superior Court of the State of
Washing ton, in and for Yakima
County. do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is fun. true
and correct copy of the original orr
der GNing time of hearing of final
account and report Of Administra-
tor. petition for distribution of prop
crtN, and petition for discharge Of
Administrator in the matter of the
estate Of Jauc McGrath. deceased,
now on file and of record in my Of
fce, and notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested In said estate to
ar"ear ut the time and place liked
IN said order, to-Wit at the Court
House in North Yakima, Yakima
County state OF Washington. Mon
day, the 2ud day Of October. l9lI. AT
the hour of ten o'clock ~ NJ, Of
said day, to show cause, If any they
have why said Hnal account and re-
port Of said Administrator should
not be allowed, approved and con-
nrmcd. and the PRAYER of said petit
ton for the distribution of property
and for the discharge Of Administra-
tor be granted.
Witness my hand aud the seal Of
said Court hercuuto affixed this 18th
day Of August, 1911
A. ". BARR,
County Clerk and eN-officiu Clerk of
tic Superior Court Of the state OF
Washington. in and for Yakima
County.
by BESSIE McPHEE. Deputy
Aug. 80 Sept. 6-l3-20-21
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-08-30
NOTICES
NO1ICE,
North Yakima, Wash,


August 20, 1911.
!. ]. c. Brooker. the duly elected.
qualified and acting City Clerk of the
CITY of North Yakima, Washington.
do hereby certify and return that |
have carefully Cauvassed and return
ed the votes cast at the primary cleo
ton held in the City of North Yak
ina, Washington. ON the 2Sth day OF
August, 1911, for the purpose of nom
mating candidates to be voted upon
at the special municipal election to
he held in the City of North Yakima,
on the 9th day u September, 1911,
pursuant to Chapter l16 of the Acts
of the Twelfth Legislature of the state
of Washington.
And | further certify that tho fol-
lowing statement contains the names
of all candidates voted for at said
primary election, together with the
total number of Yates received by
each. and for what office, to-wit:
Candidate and office. Vote Cast.
+ NJ Armbruster, mayor ....... 81
Leigh Il. Freeman, mayor .... 162
Pat Mullins, mayor .........1061
A. j, Splawn, mayor ........1996
j. G. BROKER, commissioner -. 96t
j. NJ, Brown. commissioner ... 4St
Jas. L. Coc, commissioner ......3t9
Wilbur Croker. commissioner 1875
Simeon Duprce. commissioner >. 619
Henry G. Kohls commissioner 4S9
William IL. Redman. commis'r lisa
Charles Wcnner commissioner AS
And | further certify that the two
candidates receiving the highest num-
her of votes. and who are therefore
nominated for mayor. arc
A. j. SPLAWN and PAT MULLINS.
And | further certify that the four
candidates receiving the highest num-
her of votes and who arc therefore
nominated for commissioners, arc:
William II, Rcdman,
Wilbur Crockcr,
J, G. BROKER
Simeon Duprce.
And | further certify that the whole
number of electors registered for said
election were 4,270, aud the number
OF ballots east at said primary cleo
ton were $3.50.
Dated at North Yakima. Washing
ton, this Goth day of August, 1911.
J. c. BROOkER,
It city Clerk.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-08-30

Order Fixing Time for Hearing Final
Account and Report of Admins
traitor. Petition for Dis ribution of
prou,rty and Petition for Discharge
of Administrator.
In the superior Court of Yakima
County state Of Washington.
In the matter Of the estate Of Jane
McGrath. deceased.
Thomas Mullen. The duly appoint
eg. qualified ana acting administfat9f
II the estate " Jane MctstRth, de-
ceased. having IN the 2sth day u
August, 1871. hled In this Court Tor
settlement his uual account and re-
port % the administration OF the
said estate. together with his petit
ton tor -the distribution or property