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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-03

open handed old cattle king wading
crafty an ambition that wasn't his
own-a woman's ambition. In order
that the woman might mix and min
gle tn Washington society for a brief
minute Or TWO he got himself elected
to hll out an ~unexpired term OF two
months in the United States senate
bought It. some said That was three
years ago. wasn't 1T But Washing
ton hasn't forgotten When was
down there last winter tha-b o'clock
tea people were still recalling Mrs.
Biount's gowns and the Wild western
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-03

schooi- In all that time i've never seen
the Circle Bar or nay native state:
have neve been west Of Omaha"
Then the senstor's~your fathers
political life has never touched your"
1T touched me IN the sympathetic
sidA Dick / saw a large hearted,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
AT THE AUDITORIUM. Vaudeville and Motion pieturss.

Four lively acts tt tho Auditorium make up an attractive vaudeville pill for the first half of the week opening on Monday before well satisf1ed houses. In a ro11icking comedy ekM entitled Just Tor Fun. Temple and HuH are the big noise of the bill and get q big share of applause. Their combination of music and snarpy Jokes is a good blend that enteftaifls every minute.
 The comedy sketch, Caa9ht With the Goods, is not new one to the house, duced by Morgan and Morgan con- tAining q lot of clever work as . qers man comedian. Morressey and Burton, two boyE ana plane, arc q strong number that carries the house with them ali the way and make their vo- cal and instrumental numbers features that win big hArds. As an eccentric comedian, Frank Dale Bhow1 some acc robatic dancing and juggling with his films present entertaining subjects that are much enjoyed
 Monday for the first time the new curtain was used and attracted much admirfne comment for it's beauty and suitabienesD for the house It's color ing is warm, rich and harmonious, inn parting an especially pleasing effect. The center of the curtain Is occupied with an idyllic sylvan scene, 8 group of half a dozen people clustered At tho foot of an immense oak tree around ! stretches h1l1, valley and winding stream. In the two side panels are Cupids suppertinG bowls of roses, and the lower margin of the. curtain i1 done in harmonious panel arrange. nent.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
sAve euiNlNE WILL
 NOT sAEAk \ COLD
How to lcurs &hS Msst esvsrs Cold and End All oripps Misery h Just
 . Few Hsurs.

You will distinetiy feel your cold bfoAlkine ana ail the 0t3rpe aympteasl having after tAkfnG tho very first 6oaA.
 II is poaitive fact that PAps's cola Compound. taken every two heufn, un4 till three e61seeutivs doees are taken, will end the Grippe and break up tho most severe cold, either in tho head, chest, back, gtot3aeh or limbn.
 IL promptly relieves the most ff,ia. erable neuralgia pains, heaAao11e, duii4 nesA, head and Ae1e atu4eG ID, lever. l6hAeAe, snee1inU, aofb thfoAs, running Of tho nose Haueole catarrhal di1s ohAfBeA seSeneu6, ntiEEheo4 6A1 fheu. z fapss s5 is csid csmpsand ls tas rsssl, of three yeefs. fe1tatch At q cost q rnefo than nfe4 theNbAIzA d6ilaf0 af1d eonttlho no aulninA which We have coAeluDitelY dtn0nStrktAd ls not ef. fective in tho tftatnent ef colds of
 Tkks this harnlsss eonpound as diftct&d. with the knoWi6dfo tha} fhere is no cslss nsaiolass made any. my whore elsa in thA Nosi1, which viii cure your cold or end nfarpo nlfeery As pEefnDt1y and WatAout 4liy other A6- 14ttafleo of bnA 4fter.a1loeto aA { IT. cent p4ckAk1 6f Hapofb Cold Cons pound, which any 1ruGwint IT th< world e4n eup1Iy. .sE sss
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
o9ITUKNY.
Aaiss MaFejba ckatewv,I

rhe death Of Mius Martha obafowski occurred at o'clock Monday morning at her homo on Battle street, following Afa extsHded tlineBn. 9ne wAe born ii tl1is city and had spent her whole fife here. She was the daughter of Fred efick and Augusta obafowS1d, beth natives of 6sffdAay. Tho d&c1aned was 10 xeaf1 old. Besides her parents there etiftivo BovSf81 brothers and Sis. tefs. She WA9 0f Kind, cheerful dis- positien, and her dsath fs monrned by her many friondk.
 Ntrs. John ]. Tssmsy.
 Ths death Of Mary connolly widow of John !. Teomey, occurred at 2 o'clock Sunday evening kt her home, No. 4t Baltic street, following bfiez illness. The deeeA1ed wA1 born in Norwich and paDsed ail her life ii thil city, where she WAT nlAffted Oct {, 1S8g, to Mf. Teomey by tho Rev. F. F, Shaha17, the eefefnony taxing place ai St PAtfieA's church. Mf. Toofney wal a we'll known &uildef of this dftY .f61 many years and waa Killed by An efeo. tric wire on April !, 1sDs. 1urvivins ars four children, Mi11 Margaret M Miss Jennie, John Afld f'fAnoi& T6omey afl Of this city. The deceased made many friends dufanS her long fesidsnee here, ana the bereaNed fa1nily has th< sympathy of all in theiF 10ffoWs
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
WATER DoAap WILL HAVE
 MEETING THIS AFTERNOON Representative q Filter Company and State chsntist Nswiands Will Be Hers.

An important meeting of the board Of water commissioners is scheduled to be held this aftefnooKl at the of41ce of the board in the City hall. There will be m attendance represe11tAtivs Of tho RobertS Filter eompany which which the beard has been eensid&fin9, and in addition thefe will bs present gt4t4 Chefni1t NeWlands.
 The bonrd ID deslrous Of finding out all the tIaeFttB and defAefits of the filter and 1t is hoped that by having the state chamist here that any miss understanding that may exist in re% gard to the brook water and the pumps ing station can Do. tleared up, or that some way can be found whef6 the fe- auired 'uonditfons can b9 mot te Bat- isfy all concerned.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
Bishop Brewster Visits St. Andrswf,
 Churoh--Persona Notes.

Bishop Brewster visited St. Andrews church Sunday and conducted the af- ternoon services there, assisted by the rector Rev. F. Johns Bohanar, and by the visiting clergy. The consecra- tion of the new pipe organ took place at 3.30 o'clock and was followed by the singing of hymn. Rev. Nelson Poe Carey read the service of the evening prayer and Arehdtaceia J. Eidred Brown read the lessons. The eonflrma : ton then took place, the feetef, Rev. F. Johns Bohanan. presenting the follow ing candidates: John H. HAden, How ard Pearson, Charles William Evans, John w. f3arwell, Frederick Baker, Charles Erwin, Richard Forrest, Willis Irving Phillips, Arthur Burton, Ed ward A. Hisley and Misses Olive Mo- Kinley Yudite Elvena Pearson, Ruth Robsftson Mckinley. Agnes K. Mo- Klniey, Nellie schoheld Mary Burgess, Rhoda Marsla1id, Ada oates.
 Bishop Brewster delivered an in. spiri1e sermon, and the offsft0fy solo, My F1ith Looks Up to Thee, was rem dered by George A. Turner. Miss s. A. R. FitnpAtrfok pfssided at the organ.
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|Ihanks Fdf Goagl sl!Isa !ll
Invaluable Service h pfomotins IL Weeis' roeest Reserye BlIl Ssa l E

tAeex6s q t1.e Westno fOre1t roe4tv< bill, md W1ehe9 t6 e1pfes1 III appf4Gla. tfoa of tIIe lnvn1uabt4 1efyies ot 4e1ae- tOr9 Ana ftprsse1t4fiyes w1g Aays 1. tfon NU4IlA &ufthef 6k&fp9b tho eo4a- dent hope that the friends 0f th41 lneasNfe will continue to tEeft III mn of tl1e plain intent of the i4M Fl the eaFiy establishment of f0fU1t ro- serves m tho White ri9untafnB and tAe 9outhefn Appala1hi4n fkaoufitalli1.
 Resolved. That copies oK theee fee0s beHtatIves who have prominently as.e- ported the Weehh f0fest f6s9fve Dill
 IL gives me pleasure to add my pefa eef1ai testimony 70 that ef tho &ee0eiA 2 ti0n in appreciation of the veTx vA!aa- .s. bie eervice yuu gaavt so willingly alven h support of the forest reserve eilL
 xoars respectfully,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
Gx.oov HANLY HEAHo
 AT METHODIST CHURCH,
Attended Ssrviess Thsrs and Spoke on sanday--1f thirty tive Received Int thS Church.

in addition to his magnificent Aa- drese to men on the Personality of Christ Sunday afternoon, ex-dofefnof Hanly of Indiana attended services at Trinity Afethodiet church, both nhefhs ing and evening. He took part In the holy communion administered In the feref7oofi ana at night, after pr. KAuf.. mans discour1e on The ChristiAn Life. the Largest That Gan Bo Lived, llA spoke most ifnpfessiveIy upon 9ervfce, making 1t the supreme aim of the true disciple of Christ. During his fefhAfke l1e alluded feelingly to the beautfful scefle of the morning service, when thirty. two persons were received Into the church. Nine of them came on probation, one by. letter and twenty two iflte full naembership. He said:
 As travel in all pafts 6f our cotlti- : try, frequently drop Into our Meth. odist churches, but have never seen a finer sight than viewed here this 2 Then hs made special reference te tla father and mother with their two sons, the other young men and ths large number Of boys who are haete1< inE toward manhood that cafae into church feilowsfiip. About two-thirds Of the number received were men and boys.
 bers during tha present HastorAte, the entire day was very gratifying and iil- spring to pastor aud people. if Is an interesting fact that ex-GoveFf1of Hafl- fy. Senator BeveridEe and exsVic6 President Fairbafks are All members Of the ef4fciAl board of the same Meth4 odist Episcopal church in 1ndiAnapollB Ind
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 All New EA91ana was 1ntSfested trl tho pas4ags If tho Weei9 forest foeeFvt bill AHd OUT con6fe1Sfna1 received many lettefs aelfln6 than te suppekf tn4 6llls e,6hGkoselilaa HiG6fha oR tho Third congressional district wka q tife- lees worker fer its pa4sAee and BecAuse of his efl1eiozt work h1 received tho following appfeoiAtiHz Ietttf:
 No { Joy Street,
 Boston, March 1, 1911. Hon. Edwin ". HieSIAs. House of Rep fesentatives, Washington, D. C.: Dear Sir: I have the honor to oon- vey t0 you, by instruction Of the exeeu., tive committee of the Mashaeliusetts' Forestry association. & copy of the fea- f0wfnf resolutions, adopted at it's fegu4s lar monthly meeting Friday, Feb. 34th, 1911.
 Resolved, That the Massaehusetts Forestfy association is mindful Of the unfennitting effort extending over fAaty' years which has finally resulted in th5
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
cLERicue MEkfs HERE. Two Ahis Papers 0ivsn at Trinity Episcopal Church Monday.

The March meeting of the Clericus of the New London ArendeAeonry was held at Trinity Episcopal church Mon day afternoon, following dinner at the on the book Teaunines of the Twelve Apostles was given by Rev. ]. HI. George, Jr., of Danieisof, while book review Oh Indian Unrest VAS Af1 abls effert by Rev. W. s. Williams Of west erIy. The meeting was precided over as a guest Rev. h. Woloott Linsley of Webster was present.
 The members present were Archdea- con Brown, Norwich; Rev. ". D. Hooker, Podietantiek; Rev. ]. H. George, Jr., Danie1sof1; Rev. F. g. Moore, Black Hall; Rev. R. M. D. Adams. Staffoffrd; Rev. 0. s. M. Stew art, Grotofi; Rev. A. c. Jones, Mystic; Rev. w. s. Williams, Westerly; Rev. F. s irwin, Pomfret
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
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 neg n the 14steen fofs Fl tho e14te D bolAe t6kf1eto4 IT. 011e II the zeee AnpGsm9t Fl tho neW tf11lots
 MaG4 nt9 4614R 1tkoechod out oyef IT slese nke lfI6 lenleclss q n ce- yo8u9 II . MeW foa4 Wh1on II peiD1 bunt HtH1 NofWieA so 1zefkkofds oaye tk4 NeM HAvsa xfn1e6sk eAAef.
 xnae 1l4o VII oo1neet with Inc MoM 1a4on NoftheFH II Norwich aAd VIII ell0W tlp 0fA04 Trunk n e5itEy aAto AAftx0fd 10th kof hefGht and pesAen- 4ef4 1nd Will &lgo HAke v&luebl1 zeedef for tho Grand xfunk which 90ntf0lp tho WeW London N6fthetsn tnf0u9h . lene. term 1eAse. one q tho principal 1teckholdof1 IT this f1SW read Whtch it II beli6ved VIII bo n ex- celieMt 0fyaaAod 0AEnof ,, fo W1atef Q4fd4 0k Hhfaofd, formerly of New Haven, and the pf6brist8f oz ths 0ardu hotel in fA&t olty and owner 0f the Gafde Aotel property here.
 Qf3du6lay the fAfhaA6Ati0n of tfo1- leys in that section ek the state are ceHvefGinB at Haftf6fd and other rAil- road centefs, and | peculiar .{net lii re6afd te them h that apparently they are net beine built tF the New Yefh, New H4ven ' Hartford road.
 Should it develop. that the ufAnd Trunk h bA6k of sth0 trolley Hn4D which are invAatHg the eastern part of the etaso. DHoh linen ae that from Hartfefd te Norwich and the 9eAvieW lihe, and the fAlnifcAtienB ok the 9hoFe Line elsetffe, lt means most interesting WhrkAfe between sths tWo bie st6te1As.
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91-gsMA efu1nae1t fA151Stg mt 6i1Iy caft iu4i9eetIols hut btfitd 1p tl1e et5- ttaf9 Dt6teEt and H1afke tho Ne&k and ffA1I etfUn9 And viSof6ttD. ThSy AfS
 .lz1seed te do - bt TIC Aee T
 1hey eAuss the glow of health to ApBeef ilt the dh6eks and mhhe tho eye1 bf1Ght and ApAfttin9. TAex ehase out pad DfC0d and dftaDe pirnD1es and s4lluW 9kin t0 dlaAppeAf.
 1.o.NA stomach tablets are such W0nGe1ul stunnAch f1fvfSorntofb Afi1 upbuiIder1 that they afe sold under m! .n9feefnent to return your money if ther Ao not tufe fhdfg gestf6fi or At1y other tfouDfe Affsing from an upset etomach such as bf1f0usness, disnifisAe, sick headache, 1o1e of appetite, fer1 n1sntAtion, nsrtuustiess, e1eeplessness, hiEhtmhfe, etc.
 And only 50 cents large box at druggfstg evefywi1ers and The Les . 0Beo6d E6s
 aetofasaii trouble had bothered me q long time. and though I doetorsd and used sevefA1 remedies there was no cure gtvsfl mo until 1 used
 used to feel weak, bfoodIess and depfessed, but Mf-O-NA built Up my health afid made me strong. ."--Mfs. J Newton, Bellevue, Mich.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
HoRTIouLTUHAL SOCIETY
 REDUCES iTs DUES Frank II. Allsn Read Selections on
 sMsst Psas.

At the Buckingham Mesaerial on Monday evening meeting of the New London county Horticultural society was held with A good Attendnnce and President s. Alpheus Gilbert in the fransaetsa was the vote to reduce the dnss from ts to $i, by which It is expected that tho niembefship cf th6 1oeiety will be largely ificreAsed.
 After the business meeting the As4 sisnsd topic for tho evening was the cultivation of 1west peaS. This was extracts from horticulturai papers read by Secretary frank H. Alien, and a helpful exehanGe Of Ideas and sug- gestions fe1lowsa 1t h expected to have another meeting in about two weeks with an but of town speaker.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
CONNECTICUT cono
 IRON CORPORATION
Ninth Annual Meeting Held MSnday and Officers Chosen Dividend sf fe Per Cent. Doctarod.

The stockholders of the Connecticut Cord iron corporation held their ninth annual nssstiHf at the office Of M. B. Ring Monday Afternoon
 The report Of the treasurer showed that the busi16ss of the past year had been the most successful in the history of the corporation.
 A dividend of 10 per cent. on the capital stock was declared and a large working capital was left in the treas 1ry to further extend and develop the businesA.
 The foiiowinG 6fl1cers were siected: President, N. B. Ring; secretary and treasurer, John E. Ring; auditor, James ". Burke; direetors ii. D. RInk. Levi Crouch, t. Walter Phillips, Az11- prose Sullivan, s. H. wAtro.as, ]. c. Morgan and HexakiAh Perkins.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
LAST oF MlsstoNAhiGs'
 coNFEAENcks HKAE
o1Asn Churches nspfsesnts1 n Cen. trai eaptist-~ ~Addfssssa by. Out q Town tpeAt1ss.

0WN OHoANesSs
 About . tioaen churches of the city were fepfesented by delegationB at q h1issienarf in6titute held on Monday AveninE &t the Central BAptiet church. which was opened At 7.SO o'tlodA With separate conferences f9f the men Alld the women. The conference for wg- men was addressed by Miss Clara F. Wells Of Hartford. and that for men by c. V. viokefy Of New York city, Mho spoke upon tho laymen'B fnissi0i1. ary movement.
 once, ii which James l.. Case pfesid. ed and the speaker vas Rev Jofan II.
 Moore of Bo6t6n, secretary of the fef- whrd movement for missionary edtldA- tion. In his address Rev. Mfr Mo6fe placed emphasin upon the need for he dei1ned the aim of the ferwAfd movement to be no less than to ere.
 ate kfl inte1lieent and active fntefett in ffisgt6ns in the heart of every f1ez1i-
 Der of the church. He deprecated the
 prevalent notion that missionary ef-
 asss ,rvs rss m sr saa sla ss if # xs .0es e task to accomplish our nissiOnafy task iii our own generation. Our children will have problems of their own to solve. He said that 1t cents pef week per pers6n Of the Protestant world WOdkQ H8 8u0a8A u 0VA08SHAc L4iC world iii our generation, and leave enough over to take cure of home mis- sions.
 He advocated . good church mis- siof1ary committee t0 nnify the mis- si6nary activities gf the, whole church and he said thAf the 1ni1bionaU policy of the church must be. to enlarke the intelligence ana broaden the vision ef our people, and then provSde field for definite, genuine, effective results. He explained the triblex form of mis- sion study which cu1npffsed the read ing of missionary books. tho conduct of missionary programmes and the conduct of f1isdionAry study class. A number ef qhe1tiors suggested by the short Addres1 ftlrnislaed food for a brief discussion after the address Rev. P. C. Wright spoke of the mems banquet to De neld Thursday e!enins at 6.fe at the First Baptist church, New Lcndon, inviting the attend4nce Of a number of mon from this city. pr. W. T. Stackhouse is to speak and it is expected that . number will att tend from A&f4
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
DIED.

DIED. TQQMEI=In Norwich. March 5, 1Sl1, Nary Connolly, widow of John J. Funeral from her home at 4s Baltic stfeet-W edneAdAy morning at Bsg. Services in St. Patriek's church at 3 o'clock.
 TAYNTOH --- Funeral services for Charles Efis Tayntor will be held pf Mrs. Elisn Wsthsrhead Hutei1ifis Main street, Danie1s0h. oB4 B4H0WsIxIIn Norwich, March 6 44ushter Of Frederick and Augusta okafoWski
 Notice of funeral hereafter. TQ14rkfNs--fn this slty. March $, 1911 Eliza Morgan. wife of the late tso- Funeral services at. her late residence No. g1 Peek street, Wednesday after. msnt at Comstook cemetery Mont.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
ilae Mliliens q Frisnds.

How would you like to number your friends by millions as Bucklen's Arf1ica 6alve does7 Ito astoundfnk cures in the pact forty years made them It's the best Sa1ve iii the world for sores. ul- cers, eczema, burns, boiis, scaIds, cuts, cuff1A. sofa eyes, spfaiIls, swellings, bruises, cold lsoress HRS fo equal for piles, 26c ak| LeekA UaguUd Co.'S.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
M Beardow, Mary Pollard, Bessie Grant, Ida Lillibridge and Mary Hill
psash sf Lsuasrisi<a Labsnns.

At s.3o o'clock Sunday evening Lou her parents, on South B street. She had been sick for two weeks with pneumonia. She was born In Daniel son, May [, 1908, ths daughter of Jo- seph and Della fsabonne. The family have lived In TAftvflie less than is employed In the feneinah ffaill.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
booroAe. HOLD Thkin
 MoNTALY MEETING. Four New klefnbsrs Elesiod and There Was | plssasbisn q Prevailing bis.

The regular monthly meeting of the NefWfoh Me0tek society WaA hold n tho WAHfanAn houoo nlOfday AveninR. With pre1i0eat pEs r. E. HArf1Ynan pfe1adln1. reur nov f1elaatorn Wefo 1f. 1T !. HAfnet. pr. 1T HI xannoa na6 0x. k M WA1koS.
 8heee WAA . dtEun1fon o4 khe pre4 Ne4ItnR Gi6oaoo6. Tho f1eut pfuNk19nt - the preeent tiine iD T. srippe aad
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Aff. and Mrs. Frank aifforu and their daughter, lfiss Dorothy Clifford, Of New London, spent Sunday with Mrs. 0lffard's parenta. ldr. and Mrs, tertained her cousin, Charles Browning, Of MunfvflAe,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Mrs. Willis BramblS fsturnssi Satur. day much improved In health to hel homo on stuftevant street after Bevera weeks stay At tho DAckus hospital.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
TAFrvlLLE
Meeting Of Naturalization CIub---1s New Msmbsrs Admittsd--Netss and Personals.

The members of the Naturalization club met in the association building Sunday afternoon and considerable buoiness was transacted. President Arthur Lambert occupied the chair, and various reports were read and accepted. Tho new rules and rerula- tions prepared by the board of direc- tors were read and were accepted and 1t was voted to have them printed in book form. Fifteen new members were admitted to the society and i've appli- cations for membership were received and acted upon. Peter St. Onge made a brief address and his remarks were we'll received. U. LAffancs of Central Village also spoke on the rapid growth of the club and commented its work highly. A pleasant social hour follow ca the business session and was en- joyed by Ail.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
e.tIx ttis1rev p;lfA

Neufraiiso and remove the poisons that cause baclkaehe, rifeumatisfn, nervous. ness and all kidney and bladder irreg uiaritiee. They build up and restore the natural action of these vital of- Eafs. Lee L OsEood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Mrs. Sarah HanaAii returnsd eundas to her homo In colehseter After twt weeks visit on tho 8c0tl1na road witt her daughter, Hrs. Herbert Mitchell.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Afrs. c. L. Chapman of vergason Hill has returned after . stay of severn, days In Montvil1e, with her mother Mrs. Thomas Church, who has been ill
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Mrs. A5pSrt LundSrea returnsd thI week to Preston City after ( few 6ayA visit with her sister Mrs Luett4 Cor man, of otreband6 avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

MisB Mildred Pendleton and Miss Tshaf11, both students 1t the Connseti. ]. uut AsfieliturAl college, storrs, were GUS Hill fof over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
WiIi Walk ts Msntrsal.

Joseph LAMbert of Beuth g etfeet ia planning to start to walk to Mon- trsAl, Canada. He will pfobAbly start about the first Of Juno and sxpNots U make the trip in twelve days. ME Lambert has a wide reputation as . to make the trip in recerd time.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Arthur Rydhoirh spent Sunday will fred Peters Of OtrobAnd6 avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Miss MAxio Psndieton, one of tht nurses at the Norwich hespftAI. speni
 the week end with her pArsnts on Wau.
 weetig Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Miss Rivers and ( krfefid from Wilii- Chhrles Tufts of Offobando aVsnus.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
NORWICH TOWN

Fitshvills Man Duys olsSn Prspsrt1- 0sinss and ceminas sf kssAf psepl1 and Thsir FrieNde.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Mrs. orower and Miss Hattie Abbey of Hanover were recent guests Of Mise Elisabeth wheeler of the Scotland road.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Miss Gladys Miner has returned iron a visit of several days with friends il New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Patient al Baekus Hospital. < After several wsels' illness Mrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

There WAS one eession At the Scot lAfld road soAoea Monday beeAuss . the BiIoWs
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

MT. and Mrs. Louis Olsen have sold their place on the Scotland road to William Hough of F'itchvii1e.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
Sale Of .olsen pIae'

Frank Winans of OtrubAndo avenue went Sunday to the Backus hospital.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

H. \. Allyn Of Tanner street va with relatives n OalkdAls fer the wee
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Mfe. Edgar Winchester has retufne, ton.
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PsrsenaIs,

Louis Portelaflee is confined to hil home on Central avenue by sickness.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Thomas Kirby. of Fifth street, who days past, is reported as improving.
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GREEN EvlLLE

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Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Herman Lucier of Eighth street spent Sunday with relatives In willi- mantle.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Henry Keeves of Baltic wAs vis. itor in Taftvilis Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

c. I. Mefeief of Lawrence, Man. returned home Saturday after spend. ing . few days with relatives on Mer- chants avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07

Mrs. William K. 1sarklnsen has been Ill at her home ot Huntington avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-07
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William Delaney spsfit Sunday with friends in Moosup.