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Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19
FIFTY MEMBERS
At Odd Fellows Memorial Services in
Congregational Church.


Reliance lodge, No. 90. l.. O. o. F.,
attended service at the Congregations
a church Sunday morning, by invi-
tation of Rev. William H. Cane to
hold their annual memorial service
Fifty members of the order, also of
Ruthie Rebekah lodge, No. %. and
visiting members from Protection
lodge, No 10. Central Village, occuz
pied the center OF the church, and lis
tened to a fine discourse by the pas
tor on the theme. None of Us Li%eth
to Himself The chorus choir sang
Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled. The
three links were displayed on the
platform as well as the white flag
of the order. with other floral dec
orations Mrs. g. W. Robinson hay
ing charge of the decora tons.
The bouquets to De used in decorat-
ing the graves were upon a taole be-
meath the pulpit and after the bene
diction the Odd Fellows marched down
the aisle and carried them from the
church to the Jewett City and Bap
fist cemeteries, where they were
placed upon the graves. The de-
ceased Odd Fellows include F. W.
Campbell, J. II. Carpenter, Edward
Hall, T. z. Haskell, A. c. Laid. Hen
ry Lyon. J. S. LETTERS, J. Jeffrie, J. E.
Roberts, Joseph Roode. E. NJ Swift,
G. +. Tryon, NJ. G. Young, James
Bicknell and Mr.. Corey.
The committee of arrangements
was H. c. Webster, F. W. Campbell
and E. VI. Blake.
Mrs A. C. Burdick has returned
from a two months stay with her
sister, Mrs. Byron Young. in Sterling.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19
FUN
Mrs Daniel DriscoII.

The funeral services of Mrs. Dan
iel Driscoll Were held at St. Marys
church Saturday morning, Rev. F. J..
Kuster officiating at the requiem high
mass. Burial was il st. Mary's Gem
etery, the bearers being John and
James Walsh. P. F. Driscoll and Bern
ard Breen. Undertaken J. A. Houri
gan was in charge of the arrange
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19
Pawcatuc treated the visiting Ston
inaton team shabbiIy and sent by troll

ley road, beat, bobbed and thumped,
Is to ) drubbing with Pawcetuck N
inning to spare. A pitcher from Jew
EFT City mclaughlin by name, did the
twirlng for the Pawcatucks. and h
was touched UP for II hits. but he kept
them so well scattered that no scoring
resulted. But Burdick. who pitched for
StOnington, was batted out of the box.
came back and was batted out again.
He worked hard to retrieve, but it was
not his day at the points. There We're
but three errors made in the game. 81
the visitors did not lose on account Of
errors. and Umpire Reid gave salts
faction.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19
OBITUARY..


The death OF Mrs. Leon Rioux oc-
CURED on Saturday morning at her
home on Mathewson street. Mrs Ri
oux has been I'll for two years, and
had been q great sufferer. She was
born in Champlain. Canada. March
81 1854, the daughter of Henry and
Zoe Seymour She has lived in Jew
EFT City since she was seven years
of age. February 4, 1884 she married
Leon Rioux. and is survived by her
husband and six children, Misses Ida,
Selma, Nativa and Lulemena RiouX
and Lloyd and Arthur Riaux She al
so leaves two brothers, Maxcey and
George Seymour of Jewett City.
Picnic at Miss kanahan's.
Miss Susie kanahan invited the
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19
Two weeks ago a sIoop auxiliary
power boat owned by CameIo and Jo-

power BOAT owned by Cdmeiio and Jo-
seph GriIls of New London. which was
n1oored to Spite near the -Shaws cove
bridge in that harbor. was stolen. The
fact was reported to the police, but
they were unable to get any trace of
the boat until Saturday. when Police
Captain Ravens was informed by
Deputy Sheriff William TT. Casey that
a boat answering the description of the
craft stolen was in his custody and tied
up to wharf in the Pawcatuck river
The boat had been in the river for a
week. and. noting that it seemed to be
abandoned and neglected. Sheriff Casey
took 1t in charge. The Grills brothers
are fishermen and ara on cruise in
leased boat of Montauk but the report
from Sheriff Casey was communicated
dra. and he went to Westerly and
identified the boat the name Odo hav-
ing been removed from the stern
Mr.. Alexandra called on Dr. Ross
Black I'm New London. who had ac-
quafntance with the Grills brothers and
knew them honest and Woodworking
fishermen. and the doctor consented to
go TO the Pawcstuck river and tow the
stolen boat home and have her in
readiness for the Grils brothers upon
their return from the fishing grounds
Accom- panied by Alexandra DR.. Black
went 70 Westerly In his powerful mo-
New London Soon a fter strong
wind set in and eau4ed a rough sea,
making towing of the Odo somewhat
difficult. so the craft was taken into
Stonington harbor. left there over night
and towed to New London Sunday
morning. There Is no trace Of the
thieves.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19
The Westerly branch of the Lorraine
Manufscturirq company. Robert Meikle

manager, is running on full schedule Of
% hours a week, and business is re-
ported good in the manufacture OF
fancy shirtings and cotton dress goods.
The annual outing and clambake of the
employees VIII held at Brightman's
pond next Saturday. This event is
looked forward to with much pleasure
and the funds for meeting the expenses
are raised in an easy way. Each week
the employees pay ten cents into the
outing fund. so that when the time
arrives the fund is. amule to provide
Tor transportation. the dinner and in
cidental expenses. This annual outing
encourages good fellowship among the
employees and is encouraged by the mill
mana cement.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19

Bridgeport.-Rev. John n. Brown.
pastor of the Central Baptist church
of Providence from 1908 to 1910. when
he resigned has accepted Il unanimous
call to the pastorate of tho First BaU-
list church of Bridgeport. and Will as
sumo his new duties on July l.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19

The William Clark mill of the Amer
lean Thread company, of which Will
liam Clark of Westerly is the n1ansosr
Is running on full time SO hours a
week. Six weeks ago the business was
slack and the mill was running hut
five days q week of AZ hours There
has been a steady increase since then
Three weeks ago the concern was run
ming So hours week emitting Satur-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19
Westerly waIlopsd Mystic in real old
IAaetsrIx silvia ar, The baseball field

Westerly style on the basebaH ned
Saturday. and in SO doing the local
team pulled itself out of the last hole
in the row of the teams composing the
Rhode Isiand-Connecticut league
Westerly won the championship in
1909 and 1910, and now that star
has been made, hopes to get back into
form and work to the top place and
hold it to the end of the season. With
only eight innings for Westerly and
nine for Mystic, West erly won by the
score of 9 to /. 1t was a case of the
tailender beating the leader. and Mys
tic is still in the lead by one game.
The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19
WESTERLY SUIT FOR $1,000, 900
Major Howard Swan, Aggreved Wants Satisfaction
Stolen Power Boat Recovered-Mystic Team Loses,
9to 1-Pawcatuck Defeats Stonngton, Is to 5-Mills
on Increased Time.

day morning. but now the full force is
on with the regular schedule of hours.
increased orders warranting full time.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19
The members of the Girls club of
Christ EpiscopaL church held the an

OHrISt EPISCoPdI cnuTcn HeIu tHe an :
nual meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Abel P. Randall in Spring street and
We're most Hospitality entertained. Al
the business session officers were elect
ed as follows. Miss Charlotte Wood
burn, president; Miss Edith Opie, vice
president; Miss Bertha Carr, secre-
tary; Miss Elena Carr. treasurer
Miss Woodburn was reelected for a
third term. A literary programme was
rendered Miss Stanton entertaining
with several readings. and there was a
dance and refreshments. Loving cups
were presented Mrs. William F. VIII
Iiams and Mrs. Abel P. Randall in APP
probation of the services rendered the
club.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19

major Howard Swan, who as a MEM
ber of the Westerly Rifles claimed
ownership of the Old Armory hall
property in Main street, and who gave
official warning of his ownership at the
time the sale was authorized by the
state legislature as the property of the
state of Rhode Island, has filed with
the clerk OF the superior court for
Washington county suit in damages
in another case. fixing his claim at
$1,000, 900.
This suit is in connection with the
foreclosure and sale of property be-
longing to Mr.. Swan in Pleasant street
which was mortgaged to the Mechan-
les Savings bank in the sum of $4,000.
Mr.. Swan AYERS that Judge Nathan 3.
Lewis one of his former advisers, con-
spired with the bank people, the attor
neys for the bank and with sundry
other persons connected with the cas-,
which was tried out in the superior
court several years ago, to defraud the
complainant out of his property. has
damaged his reputation and caused
him much humiliation and indignity,
and mental pain and anguish While
Judge Lewis is selected as the princi-
pal in the complaint, he has consid-
cradle company, as Mr.. Swan has n
cluded the directors of the Mechanics
bank, now in course of liquidation, the
several attorneys that were at any
time connected with the long drawn
out matter covering q period of sew
eral years. and also the masters Wh3
took the dispositions and the stenogr:i-
piers and typists who made copies If
the testimony taken. as it was their
combined efforts that brought the in
jury to Mr.. Swan.
The complaint has been referred to-
the grievance committee of the Rhode
Island bar for investigation. 1t is un-
derstood that the reason for bringing
the suit at this time is that Mr.. Swan
is of opinion that Judge Lewis has re-
Gently come into an immense fortune
and able to satisfy judgment for the
fun amount of the claim. Judge Lewis
was in Westerly Saturday and said he
was not very much disturbed over the
suit brought against him and others.
and that he had no personal knowledge
of having become suddenly wealthy.
While he had ample to give him a COM
Portable living, he did not consider
himself as among the wealthy but
could perhaps scrape together cash
enough TO satisfy any judgment the
courts might give against him and in
favor Of Mr.. Swan. provided it did not
reach the full amount of the claim
s1,ode6oe.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19
HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS

MADE BH HAND
Hand Made Work - our Speciality.
Whips and all Harness Supplies car
ried In sock Factory Made Harness
In stock at $15~ and up.
n. n. bAUNDERS.
xamoyed II "A West Broad DkReoa
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19
Z No. al Main 81.
n. s. GILBERT
& Sons

A piazza screensa, is adding another
room to the house.
We offer the ceiebfRted HoUGH
SCREENS which admit the light and
air, but give privacy to the piazza or
porch.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19
Buy Your Shoes and Hosiery
md get coupon on the Piano to b,
given away al
PU r TILL'S
ION THE BRIDGE"

EsfsbIiskea 1901.
Harold l.. Wells. o. D.. Optometrist
Jefective vision corrected by the prop
er adjustment of lenses Room g. Pot
ter LanEworthy Block. Westerly R. !
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19
On Exhibition

A hne assortment of the Latest styles
in Millinery for Summer wear at
MRS. G. p. STANToNe,
No. So shstucket Street.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19
GEO. E. PITCHER
Civil Enfineer,

wishes to announce to his patrons ana
the public that he has moved 70 Is
Broadway. Chapman building. opposite
the Y. M. c. A.
, 1911-12-06
.lation.

h \ accordance WITH Ordinance Of 10Th
- August 1874 il is hereby made known
that [ have received from the JOINT stock
company "De dau~ke Sukkertabfikker the
announcement, that the authorization given
to Hr. cand. poIyt. L. V. Nielsen, under
date of 18th October 1906, IN accordance
with power of attorney OF 4th December
1903, is recalled, aud that the Company, on
the 25th Of October &C, has given to Hr.
.cand. polyt. JOH g. JOHANSEN u power
of attorney to act, IN conjunction with HI.
EMIL PETERSEN, in St. CroiN, on behalf
of the joint-stock company st. CroIX Suk-
kerfabrik and to Sign for the Company IN
all matters concerning its future working
in St Croix, likewise that + other Hr. Emu
Petersen or Hr. job, c Johausen should
leave St. Croix for a shorter or longer time
or from any other cause should be prevented
from attending to his business, he shall be
empowered to appoint another man as sub
stitute in his stead.
Christiansted Police Office, St. Croix, 18th
November 1871.
POULS EN-. actg.
, 1911-12-06

- HENHOLD til Anordning at lode Au-
- gust 1874 bekendtgores herved at jeg
har modtaget Anmeldelse fra Aktieselskabet
~'De danske Sukkerfabrikker' ON, ut den
Hr. cand. po'yt. l.. V, Nielsen givne Bemyn-
digelse af Tide October 1906 ! Henhold til
Fuldma t af 4 December 1905 er tilboge
kaldt, og at Aktie selskabet den 25de Okto-
Der d.A har givet Hr. cand. polyt JON.
G. JOHANSEN Fuldmagt til Forenins
med Hr. EMIL PETERSEN paa St. CroiN
at handle paa AktieseIsknbe st. Croix Suk-
kerfabriks Vagne % underskrive Aktiesel-
skabets Firma ! ale dettes fremtidige Drift
paa st. Crofx yedr0rende Forhold, l~igeledes
at dersom Hr-1lmil Petersen eller Hr. job.
C. Johansen for lHngere elIer kortere lid
matte forbade St. CIoix cller we'd andet
Forfuld maatte blige forhindret at yoretage
sine F~orretniuger, skal han ytre bemyndi-
get til at sales.--future en- anden MaLd j sit
Sted.
Christiansteds Politikammer, st. Croix,
den 29de November 1911.
POULSEN. est.
, 1911-12-06
Beken~d tgorelse.

r HENHOLD til 5 % Of Colonialloyen
- opfordres herved de Indvaanere j Chris
tiansteds By og Forst@der som MATTE for
meme at have en- reen aarlig Indkomst at
1900 Francs og i6vrigt at vare yalgbere.-
tigede / Inconsistencies med fornaevnte
Coloniallovs s Is ellen at Vile opuaa saadan
Ealgberettigelse iuden den Bite Marts 1913
jr den nnvnte Lows s % sidste Styhke til
linden indev@rende December Maaueds I'd
gang skriftligen at anneIde Saadant for
underte gnede Formand i Valgbestyrelsen.
bet bem@rkes at %Exemplarer af en- trykt
V~elledning til Ann eldelser on Nal9beret-
, 1911-12-06
Translation
Notice.

I n conformity with s y of the Colonial
Law all persons residing IN the Town OF
Chnstiausted vino consider themselves in
receipt Of a clear yearly income Of 1000 Frcs.
and otherwise to be entitled toLhe fronrhlse
in conformity with 5 IS Of theA eaid Colonial
Law, or who before the 3lst Of March 1913
viii attain the qualifications Of franchise
(see s %, last :Iause) are hereby requested
to notify the same in writing to the under
sigued Chairman OF the Electoral Board be
fore the eXpuation Of Tins month.
Copies OF n printed guide for the Reports
Of Franchise may be seen ut the Court
House.
The Electoral Board for the Town Of
Christiansted ana Suburbs, the lst Of De
cembel, 1911
pOULSEN,
, 1911-12-06
prOklaIna.

IA LIE og Enhver, som MATTE have noset
IA at fordre Boet efter afgaugne UgIft
FELICIA CHRISTIAN, hvilket Be behuud-
les we'd undertegnede Skifteret, indkaldes
herved med 3 Maareders Yarsel til at au-
melde og bevisliggore deres Kray.
Med Aar % Days Yarsel indkaldes Afdodes
Arvinger saerlIg SoSteren Louise Christians
Born, Isaac Lindsay og Waldrina AIotta,
til at vareta9e deres Tarv under Boets Be
handling.
Chrlstiansteds Skifteret, St. Croix den
29de November, 1911,
POULSEN,
est
The evening world., 1911-04-24
HIS SIX BABIES
BORN IN YEARS
REDUCED RENT Sc
Policeman's Landlord Agreed
to Cut of ST a Month for
Every Birth in House.

CHICAGO. H.. April 2L-Does It pay
10 raise children?
Policeman william walsh. detailed At
the K~ensinRton station. believes II does.
and he should know. because he has
raised fourteen. thirteen OF whom arc
living. In the last eight years siS
children have been born TO Walsh and
his wife. Mary. and at each birth 81 a
month has been deducted from his house
rent. until o he pays s2 n month.
while six years ago he was paying SIS
n month.
How Walsh IL getting the better OF his
landlord In the matter OF rene was told
by the latter to-day. Eight years ago
Walsh rented the house at No. 1852
Perry avenue. kenslngton. where he
now lives.
John McEliigott. who Il also a police
man. is the landlord.
John, I want to rent your house,
aid Policeman Walsh.
AN right. Bill; how many kids have
your" asked McElllgott.
i've got eight" proudly replied
Walsh.
We'll. I'll tell you what I'll do said
McEll!gott. For every child hat Is
born In that house l will AXE 81 of
your rent"
That's a co." said Walsh. and In six
years his rent has been reduced 81.
Last Wednesday morning Walsh
walked into the station and said 10
McElllgott.
rive got another dollar coming on
my rent"
'Uow's thnt?" asked McElligott.
Another eir..: :nund boy arrived this
morning" replied Walsh.
walsh "a now tho father OF seven girls
and six boys. the oldest "A youth evenly.
four years old. Walsh IL an expert re.
yolver shot. composer OF Irish music
and plays "a bacpipe He y also n mem.
Der OF several Gaelic societies.
The evening world., 1911-04-24
MOTHER JUMPS
TO DEATH AS GIRL
D0zES At BEDSIDE
Hoboken Woman Had Begged
for End of Life Since She
Lost Husband.

While her daughter. who had kept
guard over her all night. dozed for a
One early to-day. Mrs. Dorothy
RIpplch OF No. 20 Hudson street, Ho-
bokcp. Jumped from the fourth story
window ~ tho apartment house IN
which they lived and was KILLED In
stantly.
Mr.. Rippioh. who vas forty-four
years old, lived with her two daughters,
Anna. twenty years old. and Katherine.
eighteen. Her husband died Jan. s and
since that tlmo Mrs. Rippich suffered
with melancholia. Immediately after
her husbands death she took to her bed
and since that time she has eaten barely
enough to keep her alive. has refused
medicine and had repulsed the efforts
Of her daughters to cheer her.
The young daughter. Katherine, Is n
s@tenographer In New York. Prior to her
fathers death. Anna also held a posi-
ton In this city. but gave II up to care
for her mother. Last night Mrs. Rip
pich pleaded with Anna to buy a re-
yolvcr FOR her and let her kill herself.
'eslncc your father died" she said.
The evening world., 1911-04-24
As Quickly as Water
|Oisso|ves Sugar
About the Time Il Takes For
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet TO Work
on the Food and Bring Relief.
TRIAL PACKAGE SENT YREE.

There II no long wait between the time you
take a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet aud ,he feeling
Of rlicf 1t will bring to an overloaded stomach.
N gets busy In q iify AMI quickly sets things to
rights in that tired and di-ordersd stomach. 1t
goes right at the work Of digcstins the food II
finds lodged there and in no time a. ali has
things on the mo,c-the gases cesse forming. the
breath is sweetencd. the coating on the tongue
dhaptcsrs and you are no longer conscious that
you even have q stomach.
That Is one Of the chief recommendation for
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablcts-thst they don't take
forever 10 accomplish the purpose for which you
need them. 1t Is Just as ~ you put an extra
stomach OF two TO work when yours needed help.
You can't continually overload your stomach and
expect 1t 10 always smile. II Ia going to get
rtbellious and sulky after awhile and refuse TO 60
on being driven 10 do double work. You must
rest &; occasionally-no not by starving and thereby
weakening yourself physically-hut BY udns q
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet to do the work Of
d~igesting your food.
These tablets contain all the active elements
of the natural stomach juices aud will alone and
unaidrl digest food Just the same o. the gastric
Juices. And nothing could I've more harmless
than these tablets. They do not affect the system
In any wny--do not cure any ailmcnt except -
they digest food. Use them freely.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by oil drug
gists everywhere. Price, 30 cents per box. A
trial package will te sent II you win write r.. A.
stuart Co.. $50 stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
The evening world., 1911-04-24
ACTRESS AND ACTOR HELD,
BOTH MAY BE DEP0RTED.

Frau Hedwig Richard M Horst
Rulss. late co-stars OF a company play
ing Harry Has Everything at the
Black Eagle Theatre. in Elghty-slxth
street. nea Third avenue. were pris-
lners to-day In the detention wards NJ
Ellis Island with n possibility Of de-
portation as undesirable aliens con-
fronting them.
Bulss came over two years ago and
wal for awhile a member of the stock
company at the Irving Place Theatre.
Later he took a place with the little
playhouse further uptown. Frau Rich
ard, 1t would seem. left a husband and
a child In Berlin when she came over
last fall to accept an engagement in
America. She hf.d been living apart
from her husband for some time.
Lately Herr Richard wrote to the I'M
migration authorities that he had hcen
Informed by friends that his wife was
living with another man In this city.
Yesterday an Inspector mt out TO in
Vestigate. Finding Frau Richard and
young Bulss In an apartment at No. 22l
second avenue he put both OF ,deu
under arrest.
Meanwhile Henry A. Schauer. man
aSer OF the Black Eagle, who had
spent 5000 on advance plans FOR fea-
turing the couple In q road company. II
plunged into grief,
The evening world., 1911-04-24
TROLLEY CAR DlSTURBERS
NOT OPPOSED IN COURT.
Complainants Fail TO Appear i'll
Flushing AMI Seven Boys
Are Held.

Seven Young men h were arrested
last night for creating n nuisance on n
trolley car between Manhasset and
Flushing were arraignod to-day before
Magistrate Connolly in Flushing court.
Nom or the passengers who la al
legged they were roughly handled by the
crowd was In court {" press the charge.
Eve che conductor who had caused the
arrest OF the young men failed to APP
pea n the Magistrate held them each
In 5000 bal for further examination
Tomorrow.
Mounted Ofncer Bennett. who made
the arrests, lodged a charge OF disor-
derby conduct against them last night
and all seven remained in the lookup
over night. The men in court to-day
gave their names as william Mcguire
of No. 12S West one Hundred and Sec
ond street. Rudolph Graft Of No. m3
Columbus avenue. Meyer Jones. No.
15G West Thirty-third street; James
Harvey OF No. s2f Amsterdam avenue
William Dasscr of No. 81 West One
Hundredth street. Adam Pratencin OF
No. 173 West Nlnety-eighth street, all
Of Manhattan. and Frank Gafany of
No. 20 Hicks street. Jersey city. They
range In age from eighteen to twenty.