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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

l3eitgeiltes lit Sic uneridttli6e Ser
qniiaungslu6t, oieier &rebSi4aoen
oes beutigen 3eit. @iQ man bebaup-
ten, oaB oieielbe ni@t idon sic meite=
item areile ergriffen babe? @ie fommt
es oenn, baB man 10 piele Singlinge
MIR nod ourd auerlei 8%eranitaltun-
gen notb6irftig 5uiammen balten
fam? @ino sic SSiiinglinge Ser beu=
tigen Generation u~berbaupt nod fir
einen ioeolen 3med gu baben, menn
ibnen nidt als rei6lide 3ugabe Ser
gniigen geboten meroen? Dies lit
fein 3eiden zines geiun6en religiolen
2ebens!
8eld)er 8ater uno pelde Mntter
miiroe ibren Sobn gu eifigfalter @in<
ters5eit iber 2an6 ididen, obne i'm
nit parmen @leioern al iduben ODER
mer molte einen 5ol6aten obne @ebr
uno @affen ins 6elo ididen?
Gem iungen Wanne aus DEM Vol<
fe, SEN man nidt auf ser Sfenbanf
bebalten fam, oroben unmittelbare
@efabren aus ser 1ireften 8erMbrung
nit religi0s-gleidgiltigen ooer mo-
ralii6 murmitidigen @lementen. SIN
idiiten feline &loitermauern, fem
frieolides @ebege iorgiamer Gbion<
oerung bon ser argen @elt. ST m1B
binaus ins feinolide 2eben, unb iiber=
al, auf straBen un6 0ffentliben
Hldben, in Sen @erfitatten un6 Ser
gniigungslofalen, in @olfsberiamm-
|lungen uno geienigen 3uiammenflnf<
ten, in 3eitungen un6 8u@ern, iiber-
al begegnet er 8erionen un0 Dingen,
Ole ibm gefabrlid mer6en f0nnen.
@ie, menn er nun ieinen Gong 6urd
Sic @elt, ungei6ult, ungetpappnet,
unaufgefldrt un6 u,1unteripieien nn=
treten m11B?! @eldes lit nun oas
Mrienal, aus bem er ieine 8affen-
riiitung be3teben ion? Die Intport
fam feline anoere iein als-6ie Bfurr=
idule un0 5tpar bon ser 81 g 6 8anf
Big gum @ra6uattons6iplom. Das
@erf Ser gr5iebung muB ein plan-
maBiges fem uno unter elmer Sber-
leitung iteben. Gin 8aumeiiter muB
Acknowledgements ale nmitanoe fen,
men uno in ser 8farrgemein6e lit es
Ser 8farrer, Ser Sic @erbaltniiie
fennt. Ct meiB, mo uno in melben
6daen Ser ba1,sltden gr5iebung nadt
gebolfen mer6en muB un6 auf mel9e
@eiie. @tr pol1en uns ni9t meiter
oariiber perbreiten, aber oo9 fonita=
tiren, 0aB Sic gr5iebungsfunit ser
meiiien Gltern 1ur Stiidmerf lit uno
man iolte meinen, 6aB @dter uno
Miitter iid glidlid iddten, int
Hfarrer einen 8eratber gu baben, ser
tbr begonneneS @erf ousbaut. Da=
nit er 6ies tbun fam, muB man linn
@elegenbeit geben uno ni@t &naben
ent5ieben in SEN Sahren, mo Tie ieiner
Gorge am meiiten be0irfen; oos beiBt
Sic &inoer geboren in sic @farriduIe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
@ndbItd a,tf Die Grtra=
ttbun8.

Ser go. &ongreB Fat iid in ieiner
eriten uno nuBeroroentlihen, rtl1tnebr
ser @ei9i9te angeb0ren6en Sogu,1g
mebr our9 polttiide Museinanoerie-
bungen b%erporgetban als our4 legis-
latipe 8onbringungen. Man 6arf nit
gntem @rr,n6e beboupten, baB 6as Me-
fultat Der felt Dienitagnadmittag BE-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
enoigten aongrebieiiion fit Die ere<

tuttbe, namentlib fir 6aS 9aupt Die
ler I'M allgemeinen giinitig iit, als Die
@erren bon ser 2egislatipe, sic Ser
treter. &raiioent Gaft bate bon porn=
berein Sen @uni@ al1sgeiproden, ser
&ongreB m0@te feline Gbdtigfeit in ser
@rtraiibung auf oas @egenieitigfeits:
abfommen NIT &ana0a beldrGnfen,
bebufs 6eiien 8eltatigung er gu Der
auberor0entliden 5eiiion einberufen
mar. 3aS bat ser &ongreB nun fret
li@ nidt getban. gr bat ii@ pielmebr
nit gar man9erlei an6erem bei9af-
tigt, iogar mandmal allerbanb BE-
6e1tfli9e MQotria getrieben. Mber
0aB, abgeieben bon Sem @e5ipro5itats=
Mbfommen, feine GarifmaBnabmen
@eiebesfraft erlangt baben, oafir bot
Ser &err &raiioent gelorgt, 6afir bat
er bon ietnem 8etoredt iebr enti9ie0e=
men @ebrau9 gemadt.
Mbeeieben bon ieinen bier Beto=
Botidaften, sic ii6 auf sic @ou=, sic
8aumwoa-, Ole 5reiliite= uno sic
Staaten=8iu be5oeen, bat ser 8raii-
bent nod 6rei5ebn aroere 8oti9aften
an oen &ongreB geianot mdbreno ser
pom 4. Npril big. %. M11guit bauern=
Sen Grtraiibung. Gas auf sic @taa=
ten=8iu be5iigli6e 8eto muroe freiIidy
5uriidge5ogen, menn man 10 ingen
oorf, nudoem ser &ongreB sic auf Sen
@idter ~&ecau" be5iigIid)e @louiel
aug bem contributions s gntpl1rf Mri.
5onas beieittgt bate.
@s erbielten mdbreno ser felt Dien-
itag beenoigten Seiiion auf folgenoe
Mngelegenbeiten be5igli@ 8orIagen
@eiebesfraft: @egenieitigfeit nit @o-
na6a; Meueintbeilung Ser &epraien<
tation; Nufnabme bon Mri3o11a uno
Seem Merifo III ben Stantenbun6;
Hubli5itat Dor Sen @abIen. Die &C.
Iammt5abI Der I'M 5enat eingereidten
8ius unb @eioIutionen belief fid auf
1914, Sic 3abl ser i'm @nuie einge<
bradten auf 14,066.
Gie nit Sen &egierungen bon gng-
lano un0 6ranfrei9 bon ser Momini-
itration bereinbarten S9ieosgeridts=
uno Sic nit Sen &egierungen bon &on=
onroS nno Nifaragua nrrangierten
Mnleibe = @ertrdge bIieber1 unerle6igt.
gor alien fat iid ser 60. &ongreB,
namentli@ 6as 6emofrattide Sous,
onr6 oie BON linn in 8e5ug auf sic
perldteoenen departments un6 cine
Mn5abl Ser groBen @orporationen Be-
gonnenen l1nteriudungen berborge<
tban. Mu@ bonn Senat tpuroen per=
l6ieoene nnteriudungen bei9loiien
u11o nmernommen, namentli@ in Be-
5ug anf ole @abt 5ueier ietner Mit=
glieoer, 2orimers - 1eiien 8eredtt-
gung gu ieinem Sib ra9 ser bon Dem
81. &ongreb borgenommenen Inter
irbung a%nerfannt moroen mar un0
Stepbenions. 9ieie bei6en @nquetet
fino nod nidt gum MbidIuB geIangt,
lonoern merben i'm &erbit pieoer ouf=
genommen meroen. Sic per6en mabr-
i6etnli6 ausgeben mie 6as &ornber=
ger S6ieBen, pie es ia AUDI biniidt=
lt6 Ser meiiten unteriu9ungen oes
&auies Ser 6am gemeien lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
Mrtssna uno Nem &<rtto

Dor 5boresi6luB oes &ongreIies
bat 8raiioent Gaft 6ie gemeiniame
,Reiolution oes &ongreiies bur9 sic
bisberigen Serritorien Seem Merifo
uno Mri5ona als 8unoesitaaten in sic
Union aufgenommen meroen, unter-
5eidnet. SSn ser Sorm, in ser sic gte<
iolation bonn Brdii0enten genebmtgt
mur0e, beitimmt iie, 6aB Mri5ona sic
&laa1iel be5iigli6 Ser Mbiebbarfeit bon
&idtern aus ser @onititution trei6en
mub. Sir Seem Merifo lit sic Muf=
nabme an 6ie 8eoingung gefnipft,
oaB Sic 8eitin1mung, sic cine Men6e-
rung Der Misunderstanding 10 iebr er-
i4tDert bette, baB iie betnabe unmog-
lid gema6t mor6en mdre, aus ser
@erfaliung fern gebalten miro. Siigt
iid Die 8urgeridaft bei6er Staaten
oen geiteuten 8eoingungen, 10 itebt
ser Mufnobme in sen Staatenbuns,
sic ipdterbin 61rd Proclamation oes
Brdiioenten gu erfolgen bat, ni9ts
mebrim 8ege..
Gd1m miro iid fernerbin ser 8unb
aus B#Staaten ~3uiammenieten, un6
6amit idmin6en aus Dem %5uiammer-
bangen6en fontinentalen @ebiet ser
Ser. 5taaten sic 9erritorien. Sn 3u=
funft fonnen nel1e Staaten - iiebt
man bon elmer M0glidfeit fir Mlasfa
ab = muir nod 6ur@ Muftbeilung Bis
:eriger 5taaten gebiloet peroen. 60
lit 8. 9. in California felt geraumer
3eit cine 8emegurtg i'm @ange CUR po=
litiiben Sbeilung 6es Staates in cine
n0r0lihe un6 ii6lide @d1fte. Mu9 III
an0eren Staaten iino in 6iefer 8e5ie=
bung i6on 5timmen laut getpor0en,
10 lit Eeras, Seem Sort Suinois uim.
Cine M0glidfeit lit 5ueifellos porban-
SEN, 5urnal sic 8un6esregierung cine
Sbeilnng fetnesmegs nit groBen
5dmierigfeiten perfniipft.
Nri5ona (organiiiert I'M Sabre
1863 fat nod 6em 3enius bon 1910
cine 8epolferung bon 2O4,354 uno
Seem Merifo (%organiiiert int Sabre
1850 cine iol6e bon 327,301 5eelen.
Drei 5taaten baben 1hmamere 8eb0l=
ferung als Mri5ona uno bier i6mdd)e=
re als Seem Merifo; namli6 Dela=
mare, Mepa0a, @poming un0 S6abo.
2ebteres (325,59 @inmobner) fommt
gleid nod Seem Merifo. SSn be3ug
auf sic Musoebmung lit Seem Mertfo
d22,000 &ua0ratmeilen) ser pierte
un0 Mri5ona (113,000) ser finite
Staat in ser Union.
Bur 8ermertbung ser reiden natiir=
liden 9ilfsquellen bei6er Staaten iinb
bereits grobe l~nternebmungen ge-
plant. Ma6 oem iiingiten 8enius lie
fert Mri5ona iabrlid Sabrifate int
@ertbe bon iiber 20 MiQionen Sol
lars. 9a5m fin6 &apitalien I'M @er=
tbe BON $14, ,654 angelegt rn0
1893 Mrbeiter fin0en ouf 6ieiem &C.
biete 8eiddftigung. Seem Merifo, oei<
ien 8ep0lferung niele Sn0ianer un6
Merifaner aufmeiit, bleibt melt oabin=
ter 5uriid. Mit elmer @apitofsanIage
bon $4,638,248 mer6en bon 3478 Mr-
beitern i4brli6 6abrifate i'm @ertbe
pon SIS, ZOE, $50 er5eltgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

Solep Mieren-Hiuen ,tperae,n SEM
Gorti9ritt Cures Mierer1. ur16 BIaien-
2eioens @inbdlt gebieten uno beilen
ourh Beieitigung Ser l1r1ahe. Ser
il1d)t iie. Molitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
zmrftrr Ihrl.
Sum Deutiben Sag.

9euft Sbr nod iener Stunoe,
ais SIR I'M 9eimatblan6
Nit {6merabeme9tem Munoe
Runt Mbihieb reibt' Die 9ano?
Wis 3u11 @eleit ben Se9en
Ser 4iebeM sSbr empin9t,
MlS Sbr bic neuen We9e
Rum fren,oen 4an6e 9in3t?
glls Sbr auf @ii9t unb 8p9en
Wuf Sturmgepeitidtem Meer,
Mab bieiem 2ano 8e3oaen.
Nar's gu9 um's Qera ni9t i9Der?
Neibt ab ben Nebelibieier,
llmouitert ct ben Bid,
9enft beut' NIT beil'9er Geier
Nu jene Belt 5nrld.
@ir Mue. bic mir fan1en,
Mir brad)ten CABIN NIT,
Ntan tennt lie aud nit Namen,
Man i,ebt auf G6r,tt uno 3ritt,
@pbin man iih mag menben,
Ser 9eMtlhen &raft anb Ma9t,
Was lie nit leiB'8en 9dnoen
3u Stanoe 9elra9t. \
Mp urbar bsut' ber Mder,
6tetS neuer Seaen beut',
s <ftanb Der 3cuti6e tuader
SIM barten &f unb gtrelt.
Ntit Mrt Mnb Y1u9 uno @paten,
Sic @iloniB er ~be6tuan9.
gr 1treute aus bic Saaten,
unb bolb bic Si4el tlan9.
M1an lab I'M &rieg Jpn fe1ten
unb ibn per0ie6en Slut,
SIN &f fir Menidenre4te-
SEES 4ebens b6dites Yut.
Gr tbat,-m,r birfen's ia9en-
Bas ibn 9ebot bic Y1i4t.-
9aS barf an 9eutiben 9a9en,
Eer8eiien peroen ni4tl
Nean lab i'm eifri9 pFe9en,
9as ewis id6ne 2ieo,
9as au6 nab fernen @e en-,
Ntit aus Der @eimatb lib cd.
9as 2ieb, bas an Der WieSe.
eS1m loii' bic SHUTTER lang.
&rrana bier 5le9 auf Sie9e.-
Sell beutidem 4ieo uno &lan8!
Muh ionlt bat ct bemieien.
Sen &erth su ieoer Belt,
SIM : daien uho @enieBen,
Gxb bic @emutbl,bteit.
Sic man bier nod n,dt tannte,
9a miloe 5baten!uit
11,.b 6euhelei Tie hannte,
Mnb er aus jeiner Yru]t
Sod mas mir aud pollbra9ten,
@enii9enb lit g niht,
Rad nsuen 3ielen tradten,
SIT beute uni're Hfidt,
4as Bette mou'n MIR 9eben,
9'rum, ieib 5ur Shat bereit,
unb laiiet uns eritre5en
Sic beutl6e CHING cit.
Duh Ell mir uns be9eitern
Stir baa, mas gut uno ldbn,
9a miiien mir bemeiltern
Sic 6elbitiuht un6 oerSteb'n
Nls geuti1e unS gu a4ten
SIN 1katen nnb in @ort,
Au itreben unb 3u tradten,
Hu uabren infer Sort.
0ie Mutteriprah, bic traute,
SIM 2,ebe unb @ebet,
laBt ttin8en ibre 2aute,
9ak lie ni1t unter9ebt.
QaBt iie ri6t 6rem6en peihen,
@eib beutl6 bonn alten @hla8,
Damn tDnnen mir erreiden,
Sen 3med pom 9euti4en Sag!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-10
CLEARNGs REACH ssss.5si.
A Daily Average 0f S13i.5O5 Main.
tanned During Past Week.

e-last time lt me year the Tulsa
H-rs ..slr-lEs sl1u d very healthy
and s-bz.l1laI tone The total llear-
.r-z .--- 90 the figures 90 the
...-r.rE House Asso. alton. flr the
past week. were {sts.5s5 The daily
aseraEe was {l5l.791.
AI during t1e -umusr when 9TH
.r towns In Oklahoma were complain
-r 1t dull times. the Tulsa Clearing
House figures have continued O. show
steady increase. The increase has
not been ty spurts and Jumps. b-t
rather has been Of q steady growth.
indicating stability and natural ad-
vancement In business
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-10
\ aHit- in His aPlay. -

sam Johnsons play vlth hs wife
rt little o. rorrh YESTERDAY vith
'he res-t that sam. who would -
naEt invisible On q dark rls1t ls
r- Giving visitors a. the county Sail
a charge e assault and battery mas
t.ssn made against johnson ty his
loving wife. Patr1lnan Barney CIsa-
var placed johnson under arrest yes
fl-lar.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-10
MOTIFS

Tie Eastern on Company Is pre-
Par.rs 90 drIl IS ~. On the Berry
land ~tgn -5-l3-lI TEsg I-ats
ard 'ae rE e Dow building 7; viii
be- remembered TIA; 81. v.. came
.- f.r one thousand barrels After
'.9.-r some time .i declined 90 about
81 barrels ana f nHs masking so..s-
'-.-- t. '-at The hole wa drilled
ce-rrf q EanT tine Enl. t-t the
ir rs-4.t-- Wa Dot ln-feassI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-10

Nr and Ir a Marshall are
n proud parents .l O baby r.ri born
Yesterday mrrr. .lr a. the Marshall
home. Granila1 Marshall. father 4
4 the County court house was all
smiles Ehtu he lrok- tha RaWs 81 the
cominE o. his fourth granlch.id 10
the newspartr gang al the court
ho .se yesieTiay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-10
TRIAL marriage
proves Failure
-g- s W1-T NAN VHl KNOW.
II-AL HtIT-Nf
WILL LE5TE WOMEN AL0kE
T. El-1ue C1lldLf I-ra ur o. Tls-
lrie- =. He Hfr. Tr Lr A.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-10

-ra lgI Ranch Oh Comp -v a..
I-.a c.-F .i having ss-s had .-.a
-. -r settled .r t-sr 30 30 and
,.. Ha-.' % q. ere .1.e l- $50 H.
vr was q. have been -Ert i1
lr- aa.s t-Hr fa-.1 --. water a-l
e. -r ---.f--a--..rs They ra
r.t '..a SELLS .- tae arE g THIS
E..r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-10

shows nicely tie
HOMES 4 ne CRY q Tulsa together
Tear which s g5-1 .ncou= property.
lar wood
finish a. Gown Including stairway
l- rooms four p5rches Finished
modern r eTery respect and --rFe basement
TIE ---aRe re = the finished
h--s- - BAR, rtt g. modern c1rFeriences
-1-s parties q beautiful high l0oxI4
!= cr-er lot l SIDES including
r IL I-Et principal
Persons -tereEte- purchasing this
place a- further delay paper y5u
Rave 5 the agents t-- MS appoint
v-th z
81 National Ea-E q Commerce Phone 70
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-10

Loa-s made - parties 20 build -
Crrrashau IL :. Boston. adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-10

Pumps. Geo. ". Groves. Hardware
l29 North Main street Phone 1900.
adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-10

The following wells in TIE south
Cleveland field are now In the sand
ard are due q come IN this week.
Paoya No !. Stockton: Nnliken No. 3.
Nullendore; Roudebush & Kiser No. .
and 10. Arnold: Markham & BAH
No. ,, Findlay: Nelson 4 Grieves No.
.. Layton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-10

-ra vsI drilled tv tsa Finance rl
-t1y . Section z 81 n. IS n rth-
esst g IaaF r.r ls r0i y.t % owe
.-E O. ,ss fat that the hs.sr got
fastened r. ths hole and theg are
r1W drilling j. out
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-28
Local Laconics.

Miss Mary P. Slyne will sail from New York Saturday for a months trip to Bermuda
 Mrs. William P. Langworthy and Miss Katherine Price are attending the music festival in Worcester.
 David Franklin Brown and Miss Victoria May Labonte of White Rock were married Tuesday, in Calvary Bap- tist parsonage by Rev. F. C. A. Jones.
 Like all other law cases, there is another side to the case of neglect street barber, which will develop at the trial
 Deputy Sheriff Frederick T. Mitchell, who is also a policeman, has an nounced that he is candidate for the office of chief of Westerly police de- partment.
 Charles sherman Leonard and Miss Matilda GillIerson were married Tues day evening at the parsonage of Cal vary Baptist church, Rev. F. c. A. Jones officiating.
 Miss Margaret Driscoll, age GA, number of years resident of Pawca- tuck, died Wednesday morning at her home in Stillman avenue. She was born in Fitchburg, Mass, and leaves three brothers and two sisters Miss Driscoll was aunt to Mrs. Walter Mo- ran of Norwich.
 Judge Oliver H. Williams held a midnight session of the Third district court, at which Nelson Rowe pleaded guilty to the charge of intoxication He was sentenced to pay a fine of S2 and costs, amounting to $4.S0. Rowe signed the l. Q. U. card and went his way Thus the town of Westerly was relieved of the expense of boarding Rowe in state institution
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-28
Brief State News

Torrinetor.-Rev. Joseph A Selden cf Greenwich preached at the services at the Center Congregational church Sunday
 Lyme.-Several of the artist colony have returned for the fall sketching after spending a few weeks among new scenery in other states.
 dgefield.-The cornerstone of the Ridgefield school will be laid by Bishop
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-28
Village Interests.
Labor Factions Come to Terms,

Rochester, N. Y.. Sept. 26.-The two factions of the International Brother hood of Electrical Workers in conven- ton here came to terms today, adopt ing peace measures submitted by the joint committee. Litigation in Ohio courts which has rent the brotherhood will be pushed to a decision the find. ing of the courts to determine which faction is the brotherhood and which is the offshoot. Whichever faction the court rules against will lose it's iden- tity and become a part of the other body, the oticials of the losing side to go out of office
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-28

the New Britain National bank, and Miss J. Myra Wilcox of Highland, Meriden, will take place early in Octo- Der
 Haddam.-Mary Morris has brought an action for divorce from her hus- dam and now of parts unknown. The plaintiff, who, was Mary Fish, married the defendant on Aug. 19, 1875. church, the Rev. Robert Bell is re- turning to New Haven, from which ely he came to his present charge His letter of resignation was read at the close of the sermon Sunday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-28
MYSTIC
All-Day Session of Charity Chapter Tinsley Saunders Wedding Invita- tions Out-Death of Mrs. William Payne.

Charity chapter. Order of Eastern Star, held an all-day session We'd nesday with the matron Mrs E. Fiske Brewster, at her home on the Noank road. The ladies assembled early and work was begun. At noon an old fashioned New England dinner was served. At supper. at 6 o'clock. the men of the society were present. Those in charge of the affair were Mrs. George D. Johnson, Mrs. M. l.. Small, Mrs. c. B. Cook. Mrs. Wilcox. Miss Phebe Wilcox and Mrs. E. Fiske Brew ster.
 To Wed on Saturday Next.
 Invitations were out for the marriage of Miss Ruth Tingley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George E. Tingley, and John Alden Rathbun Saunders, both of this place, the wedding to take place Sat urday evening at o'clock at the home of the brides parents. MT. Saunders is the son of Mrs. E. E. Saunders, of Westfield, N. J., and a grandson of Mrs. J. Alden Rathbun. of Mystic and is a clerk in the Mystic River bank.
 Mrs. William Payne's Death.
 Mrs. William Payne died at a hos pital in New York Monday after a short illness The bo6y was brought to Mys- tic Tuesday evening and taken to the Chapman on Ashbey street Mrs. Payne was native of Mystic. 54 years of age, and for a number of years had resided at Greenport- L. I. She is sur vived by her husband, one son, William Payne, Of Greenport, and by two daughters Mrs. Ava R. Chapman of Mystic and Miss Annie Kanere of New Haven.
 Game from Stonineton to Marry.
 Miss L ena Brown and Herman Swim were united in marriage at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage on Monday evening by Rev. c. T. Hatch. The young couple were from Stoning- ton where they are to reside.
 Herbert Gledhill is in Hartford at tending the state firemens convention being a delegate from B. F. Hoxie En- zine company.
 George Cummings of Waterbury. is spending few days in town
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Brewster Tuesday morning, Oct. g. President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale university will deliver the address
 Danbury.-One hundred and fifty seven persons, of whom five were women, were made voters on Saturday. The women are privileged to vote upon school matters.
 Fair Haven.-Harry Leigh of Quin- nipiac avenue is planning to take long trip in December and may go half way around the world. He will go as far as California, anyway. He will be accompanied by Louis Uhl- of New Haven.
 New Britain.-The wedding of ex Senator Andrew J. Sloper, president of
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NOANK
Funeral of Miss Edith Budreau Held
 on Wednesday.


 John Horseford of High street has returned from short visit in New London.
 A large party of young people from the village attended the dance at Rudd's in New London Wednesday evening.
 Clarence Anderson of Stonington was a recent caller in town.
 Miss Viola Mcdonald of Prospect Hill is the guest of her sister, Mrs. William Mcdonald, ~in Mystic.
 The funeral of Miss Edith Budreau was held from her home, on Pearl street. Wednesday afternoon. Death was due to diphtheria. Burial was in St Patrick's cemetery in Mystic
 Mrs. G. F.. Andrews and Mrs. James ,Mahoney are guests of-friends in Nor wich.
 Mrs. Kate Adams of Spring street spent Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. Prue Chesebro, in Mystic.
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BALTIC
Sister Mary Francis of the Academy to Celebrate Silver Jubilee Oct. 4th- Former Pupils Plan Testimonial to Zealous Nun.

Once again a silver jubilee will be celebrated at the Academy of the Holy Family, Baltic, when on Wednesday, Oct. 4th. Sister Mary Francis, in the world known as Miss Mary Grady, of Willimantic, reaches the silver mile stone in her religious life IS Sister of Charity. Twenty-Five years of most willing sacrifice and. labor, sanctified by the most Christian virtues, mark the life of this zealous num- who is be- loved by all who have had the oppor- tunity of making her acquaintance.
 Her untiring efforts and splendid success as a teacher of the grammar grades of the parochial school are we'll known The success of her pupils tell to some extent of the excellent training received under her manage nent.
 In order to show their gratitude for and appreciation of her sacrifices in their behalf, all former pupils are con- tributing towards a fund which is to go toward refurnlshing a new school room tor their much beloved teacher. This gift from them on this jubilant occasion will be the most appropriate one they can offer, as it will give pleasure and comfort to both Sister Mary Francis and her pupils, whose parents also think with grateful hearts of the many holy teachings of this good Sister, ever anxious for their children's- welfare, even after leaving ner school. Sister Mary Francis will have their best wishes for most joy. ouS feast.
 Village Interests.
 Eugene Donville and family of fol- yoke, Mass, have moved here. where MT. Donville has secured endowment
 Mrs. Job Peloquin was in Jewett City Tuesday attending the May-Les- sard wedding.
 Mrs. Adolph Fournier was the guest of Taftville friends Monday.
 Eugene Bouroue was a Willimantic guest over Sunday.
 Joseph Morrissette of Hartford was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Alloy Cote Tuesday.
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Stanford-Rev. James c. OsBrien, who has been abroad since July. has returned with health fully restored.
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Consistency is a jewell That's all right. but you can't work it off on any girl instead of diamond ring. Tit Bits
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It is predicted that Stonington will once more go dry. The sa1oonkeepers are putting up strong fight, being backed by brewers. A number of New ' ork people have stated that they would return to their legal residence here, and will cast their votes, and an effort is being made to get every voter in the town of Stonington to come out and cast a vote for no-license.
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OBITUARY.
Captain Theodore F. schofield.

Captain Theodore Franklin Scho- field died at his home here Wednesday morning. He was born in Stamford, Conn.,, June IT, 1883, but has resided in the borough for many years, where he worked as a ship carpenter. He leaves his wife, one daughter and two grand