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Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
nAKDhLE-
Social Union Meets With Mrs. Pearl
 Glassbrenner-Note otes.

Rev. Enery C. Clapp of Northampton. Mass. preached in the Congregational church at Montyi1le Center on Sunday from Rom. 8: 16. r. There was no evening service on account of the storm. Mir C'lapp was entertained at the home of Mir. and Mrs. John Lynch.
 Everett Scholfeld. Jr., of Mystic was an over Sunday visitor at the home of his uncle, Benjamin r. Scholfeld
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Sweet of Uncas- vile spent Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Paul Glassbrenner.
 MT and Mrs. H. w. Atwood and son, Earl spent the day Sunday at the home of Afr. Auwood's mother, Mrs. William Atwood, in Uncasville.
 Mrs. D. Chester Comstocll has been visiting friends III Hartford the past week.
 The Ladies Social union met on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Paul Glassbrenner.
 It is expected that Rev. L. w. FTink of Norwich will occupy the pulpit of the Congress ational church tomorrow, Oct S.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
MON NTVlLLE
Albany R. Smith Addresses 15c at Union Baptist Church-Edwin s. Henry Assistant Superintendent c5 Quilt Factory

Albany R. Smith, singing evan gelist, son of Evangelist Gypsy Smith told the story of his fathers life in the Union Baptist church Wednesday evening to an audience of 150. The chorus sang for the opening selection, ing, In Glory to Appear. MT. Smith sang beautifully the soio, My Lord and l.
 Rev. George c. Chappell and Deacon B. $. Henry enjoyed a fine carriage ride to Hamburg Saturday last. They through North Lyme, calling on the Rev. Francis Purvis, pastor of the Baptist church.
 Miss Maud Wood and Miss Gertrude Rogers spent Sunday at their homes here. They are students in the state normal school, Wiliirnantic.
 The twenty second meeting of the Paraca class was held in the chapel Tuesday evening with ten members present
 The Ladies Aid society of the Un- ion Baptist church recently met with Mrs. Charles Turner.
 Made Assistant Superintendent.
 Edwin S. Henry has been promoted to assistant superintendent of the Palmer quilt factory in this village. Mr. Henry has been in their employ ;wenty-six years
 One hundred and nine were present at the recent missionary concert i'll the Union Baptist church Sunday evening.
 Deacon and Mrs G. P. Smith were guests of friends in Hanover last Sun day.
 in the Chesterfield Baptist church next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. George C. Chappell will speak and special music will be rendered.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
NEW LONDON COUNTY
MAN
Library Benefit Safe Nets $10-Wfat
 Is Going On in Pine Grove.

The attendance at the sale for the public library Wednesday afternoon vas small on account of the bad weather, but over $10 was netted in donations and purchases.
 Mantle lodge, \. F. Q. P, met on Thursday evening in Odd Fellows hall. A social hour was enjoyed before the close of the lodge.
 Principal Sydney Kibby is entertain- ing his mother, Mrs. w. H. Kibby, of Everett, Mass. She is accompanied by Mrs. J. C. Brown of Nillimantic.
 Lawrence Howard shipped on board a Clyde line steamer for Jacksonville, Fla. Wednesday. MT. Howard recently was graduated from the New York Nautical school with first honors.
 Herman E. Ravens has gone to Yer mont to visit relatives.
 Mrs Martha Way is entertaining her sister. Mrs. Edgar R. Smith. of Wethersfeld. Mrs Smith is accompa- uied by Miss Annie Glueck.
 Pine Grove Items.
 Mrs. J. C. Soden is visiting in Hart ford and Springfield Mass.
 Mrs. Agnes Lloyd has closed her cottage in Wells street and gone to New York.
 Miss F l.. Coivine is having inn provements made on her cottage.
 Joseph W Hill went to Hartford Wednesday to attend the grand reun- ion of veterans of the Civil war.
 r.. D. 4i6nNdilne Ol 4NeN 1dNeu iS making a lengthy visit to his brother, F. L. Manwaring, in South street
 Mrs. L. E. Darrow moved to Mantle Wednesday for the winter, having talk PIT apartments in George Towards house
 Mrs. F. A. Aston is visiting rela- tives in RIiddletown and Chester.
 Contractor Frank Aston is making a number of improvements about the - cottage he recently purchased from Mrs. F. r. Darrow.
 George Bell left Tuesday morning for a visit to Cape Cod.
 Mir and Mrs. H. F.. Reade left Tues day evening for Brooklyn, W. Y. Mrs r. L.. Reade will remain some time.
 Herbert Reade took 42 flathsh from the river Monday.
 Austin Thompson and sister Miss Eva Thompson, left Tuesday for Bris- P A. Daniels has the frame up and Miss Jessie A. Wiley has returned fl om Black Point.
 Miss Eunice Ripley was taken to the Memorial hospital in New London on Tuesday. She was accompanied by Mrs Bugbee and Mrs. Will Dorman. Miss Ripley has been seriously ill for some time.
 Capt. F. k. Partric has taken his launch to Long Island City and will remain until June.
 Richard O. Libby of New York is visiting Mrs. Libby at Wild Air.
 Mir and Mrs. r. \. De Camp have returned to New York after spending a few days with Mrs. De Camps grendniece. Mrs. Robert L. Manwar- Ing Mir. De Camp is trainmaster in New York
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
WINDHAM COUNTY EAST WOODSTOCK Supper-Woman's Board
 Meeting.

Earl Be1nis spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Anna Bemis.
 William Thurber of Brooklyn was In town last Thursday.
 Wallace N. Aldrich of KilIingly is spending a few days with local rela- tives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph A. Pike are ex- pected this week to visit MT. Pike's parents, MT. and Mrs. c. E. Pike.
 A harvest supper was held Friday evening in the chapel under the aus pices of the Ladies society. Supper was served from to 8. A social hour followed.
 To Hear About Hospital Work.
 The woman's board of the Day-Kinl- ball hospital East Woodstock branch, is to meet with secretary and treas urer, Mrs. F. A. Jordan, at Fairholm, this (Saturday) afternoon. Ladies from Putram will be present to give ad- dresses appertaining to hospital work.
 Mrs. J. F. Chandler and son Law renee write of their arrival in Cali fornia. They will locate in Glendale, a suburb of Los Angeles, where Mrs. Chandler's sister. Mrs. Goodwin, re- sides Mir. Chandler may join them later in the season.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
0ccUM AND VERSAILLES
School Attendance for September Parish Fairs End-Ladies' Aid So. eiety's Election.

The registers in the Occum school show the following figures for Septem- Der:
 Room l. Miss Bertha c. Lockwood. teacher; registered "A, average at tendance 22.2; per cent. of attendance 92.5.
 Room ?. Miss Julia A. Mckay, teach CT; registered 26. average attendance S5.6; per cent of attendance 9SS.
 Room 3, Miss Rena B. Murdock, teacher; registered 21, average attend ance 20.9; per cent of attendance 995.
 Room f. Miss Portia F. Branche, teacher: registered 24 average at tendance 22.9; per cent, 95.4.
 Room ,, Miss Anna l.. Welch, teach CT; registered 25; average attendance 245; per cent. 9S.
 Total registration 12o: average at tendance for school 116.1; per cent, scr.
 Village Interests.
 Mir and Mrs Hadley Perkins and daughter of Woonsocl1et, R. l., were guests of Mir. and Mrs c. w. Perkins the first of the week
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur H. Spencer and son of Worcester have recently been guests of MT. and Mrs. F. B. Swan.
 Tuesday night was the closing night of 3 series of successful fairs which have been held in Occum hall by St. JoSeph's parish.
 The dynamo for the lighting of the village has been installed. The sys- tenn is nearly completed. A part of the system was tested on Wednesday evening.
 Much sympathy is expressed for the family of Patrick Sheehan in the sud- den death of Mr. Sheehan, who was one of the oldest residents of the village.
 The portable sawmilI of Herman Leonard. which has been located to the north of the farm of George Will fret for several months, was moved to Scotland on Tuesday.
 At the annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid society. held in the Eestry of the Versailles Nj. +. church, Wednesday efterroon, the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. c. w Per kips: secretary, Mrs. William Kinder; treasurer, Mrs. F. B. Bushnell; di- rectresses, Mrs C. H. Sengman, Mrs. r. IT. Tcpliff; entertainment commit tee, Mrs. Irving Gregory.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
LEBANON
Result Of Town .Meetins-State Super visor of Schools to Be Retained.

Mir and Mrs Lyman Pitcher Will attended the reunion of Connecticut veterans in Hartford Wednesday.
 F. F. Fowler is putting a new chim Hey into his house, providing open frepiaces within.
 Rev. l.. F. Livermore left Monday for kissinee, Fla. where he will spend the winter.
 Miss Nellie c. Brown, a nurse in the eye and ear infirmary, New York, was 8 recent guest of Miss Elizabeth Ran dall.
 Rev. T. E. Davies of Hartford preached at the Congregational church last Sunday.
 Town to Have High School.
 At the town meeting Monday, the town voted to retain a state super visor of schools. to provide free text books, and to take measures towards providing a high school. The minority position in town offices was won by the prohibitionists.
 Young Hunters Skill.
 Edward Mason one afternoon this week after school, bagged five squir- rels and a coon.
 Miss Mary E. Peckham is teaching the Village Fill school and Miss Eliz- abeth Duffy the Kick Hill school.
 Elmer Pultz and son Will left on a trip to Vermont Wednesday.
 At Fellowship Meeting.
 Among those attending the fellow ship meeting at Bozrah Thursday were Rev E. B. Smith, Mrs. Danielson, Miss Hattie |. Hewitt, Mrs. Otto Pultz, Mrs. F. K. Moves and Miss Mabel Moves, Mrs. Katherine Sweet, Miss Mary Curran, Mrs. Nathaniel Royall, Miss Bertha Perry. Nathaniel Will jams and Mrs. s. W. Throop.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
WATERFORD

Mrs. Mary A. Littlefeld has return ed home after two weeks vacation at Groton.
 F. 5. Rose and family were on an auto trip recently through East Lyme and the adjacent country.
 Mrs. Lucy Brainard is the guest of Mrs. Charlotte Howard of Jor dan.
 Mrs. F. J. Shelley of the city was 6 caller at Buena Vista, the middle of the week.
 David Geer of West Neck and r. J. Shelley of New London were at Hart ford Wednesday, attending the reun- ion of the Connecticut soldiers, as representatives of the Thirteenth Con necticut volunteers.
 William Green of Jordan is suffer- ing from q sudden illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
NORTH FRANKLIN.
Happenings of Week-Notes and
 Personal Items.

Mrs Reuben Manning and son, Ar11- old. spent several days with her moth ar, Mrs Holden Arnold of Willimantic.
 MT and Mrs. James Stedman of Lebanon spent one day recently with their niece, Mrs. A. T. Browning.
 Arthur Clark of Willima ntic spent Sunday with his brother, Eugene Clark.
 Mir and Mrs. Edward Barrett of Jewett City spent several days with Mrs Jane Kenyon.
 Miss Florence Loopis of Lebanon spent Tuesday with her grandmother, Mrs. Epama Warner.
 Miss Amy Lillie of Hartford is spend ing the week end with her father, Viii liam P Iiflie.
 4. T. Browning has finished filling his second sile this week.
 Mrs. Hadassa.h Race has been visit ing Mrs Mary Sweet Of Lebanon.
 Mrs. Holden Arnold of Wi1limantio spent Thursday night with her dsugh- ter. Mrs. Maud Manning.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
EAST CcLC,H ESTER.
Sale of Michael Sullivan PIsce-Nuts
 to Be Plenty.

Frank Lsthrop and family ok Bozrah visited relatives here Sunday.
 Miss Alice Makeney was a week end guest in Norwich
 A herd of six deer was seen early Monday morning.
 Nearly all the farmers here have their silos filled and are busy harvest ing apples and vegetables
 Walnuts are plentiful. Parties re- rert finding some neaply the size of butternuts. Chestnuts are f&lH-s and show signs Of plenty.
 The potato crop is poor, many farm CTS being disappointed in the yield.
 H. and M. Bersen have purchased the place known as the Michael Sulli- van place. lately owned by Tarus Baker.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
CLARK'S FALLS
Fish Main Marriage on October 1--
 General News.


 Clark E. Maine and son Richard, Oliver Stoddard and Miss Myrdell Maine attended the funeral of Flor ence Emily Bridges, the 5 years old great granddaughter of Clark B. Maine, held at the Second Baptist church. Burial was in Union ceme- tery. near the church. Rev. J. H. Adams officjated.
 FisnMain Wedding.
 Last Sunday afternoon, october 1, 1911, Jesse E. Fish of West Green wich and Miss Alice Elnora Main of Clar41s Falls were united in maria ge by Rev. J. Howard Adams, pastor of the Third Baptist church, North Ston- ington. The bride is the second daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Allen Main and is much esteemed by her many friends.
 Mrs. Clark E. Main is not we'll Her niece, Mrs. Sarah Swan, is with her. E. D. Chapman has been appointed administrator of Isaac Sheldon's es- tate
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
LEDYARD

Maj. HadIai Hull and Mrs. Hull and daughter Eleanor of New London were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Will jam l. Allyn.
 Miss May Belle Gray is the guest of MT. and Mrs. John R. Gray of New LondCn.
 Mrs. William Shanks has been very ill with acute indigestion.
 MT and Mrs John M. Gray spent Sunday in New London, the guest of their children, John R. Gray and Mrs. Joseph Dean.
 Judge Gallup is in very poor health.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
ASHWfLLETT

F. Fl. Clark of Rixtown attended the funeral of his sister last Thursday at Waterbury.
 Edwin Pierce is helping Sterry Pierce near Preston City.
 Edgar Clark has returned to his work, after a few days illness at home.
 Mrs. Charles Anderson has returnd to her home in Rixtown, after a two weeks visit with relatives and friends in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
GLAsGo.

4 number Of the townspeople at tended fne supper at Pendleton Hill on Saturday night.
 Miss Sarah Cameron returned to her home on Wednesday after visiting in Norwich, South Windham and Westerly.
 Miss Laura Young has gone to Northbofn, Mass, to the home of Rev. K. c. Jacobs
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
LAUREL GLEN

Clark Burdick has moved into one of Nathan Mains tenements.
 Attaway Main and family, Nathan Main and wife, and Bertram Hold redge attended the supper at Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson's on Pendleton Hill. last Saturday evening.
 Rev. Van Horn is to preach at the chapel Sunday.
 Wilson Main and wife of Westerly spent Sunday at Richard Mains.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
GRISWOLD

Miss Susie Morgan visited friend in Providence this week.
 George Edmond of payville was , caller in town Sunday.
 Mrs Hellen Noyce of Mystic has been the guest Of Mrs. Jane Lester the past week.
 Rev. F. NJ. Anthony Of Jewett City preached here last Sunday
 The local conference will visit with the Preston City church next week
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
YAWBUx VALLEY
Mrs. Chester Stedn4an Died in canter-
 bury--Notes.

Mrs. Stoddsrd of Laurel Glen has been caring for Mrs. J. F. Thompson and infant daughter the past week.
 Miss Anna L. Chapman of Noank spent Sunday with her parents.
 News has been received of the death of Hannah F. Chase, wife of Chester Stedman. A few months ago Mrs. Stedmsn was stricken with tubercuIo- sis, and went to the home of her moth CT. at Canterbury, where she remain ed until the time of ber death, Oct. f. She was of quiet. sweet disposition, and none knew her but sto love her. Mir and Mrs Stedman had only been married about a year, and much sym psShy Is felt for the bereaVed husband, and for the mother who so tenderly cared fe< Issr daughter during her ill., ness.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
GARDNER LAKE

Miss Ethel Champlin is visiting ends in Noi wich.
 Mrs Dsnl=Is sf Hamburg is spend ing few days wirh Mrs Ernest Lsti- nser.
 Mrs. Charles Winchester is enter tainina guests from Norwich
 Norman Roynton of crompten, R. l.. vas guest of his parents over Sun day.
 Miss Ethel Boynton of Norwich vis- tied st her home on Sunday.
 Mta4 Ecrir Eeyntcn of palncrtpwn yi0fsa haE nayenta Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
LrFFINGWELl-
Pleasant Social at Home of MT. and
 Mrs. John Rathhone--Notes.

Mrs. Augusta Fitch of California spent few days this week with Mir. and Mrs. Forrest c. LeffinGwell.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Ward returned to the parsonage Thursday, after spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. William Browning in Rehoboth, Mass, formerly of this place, and friends in Providence. R. I. Miss Gertrude Ward returns today Saturday..
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin E. Lewis and children, Mary and Clayton, of Pres ton spent Sunday with c. L. Palmer and family.
 Social We'll Attended.
 The social held at MT and Mrs. John Rathbone's Tuesday evening was well attended A baked bean supper was served, after which music was en- joy ed. Several duets on the piano by Mrs. C. T. Leffingwell and Miss Alice Bishop Were greatly apprecIa ted as were the violin selections by Charles 1. Rathbun and Herbert Beard, accom- panied by Austin Rsthbun on the pi- ano
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
GOSHEN
Auto Party from New Haven-Rotss
 and Personals.


 4 party of four. consisting of MT and Mrs. Smith, Mir. Washburn and Mrs Flaw thorn of New Haven, spent a, few days at the horne of W. l. Mott early this week. The company made the trip by auto.
 The Ladies Missionary society met in the lecture room at Goshen church Tuesday afternoon.
 Quite a curiosity shown by Edward w. Jones are some apples picked in the fall Of 1910. Tine fruit, which were of the russet variety, were, kept in a cool cellar and are hard and look as if they might keep for a long time yet.
 A number from this place attended the fellowship meeting held with the Bozrah church on Thursday
 Sunday School Delegates.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Geer and MT. and Mrs. William T. Curry were appointed by the members of the Gosh en Sunday school as delegates to the New London county Sunday school convention, held in Norwich today Saturday..
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
MOHEGAN

There were services in the church Sunday morning. There were no eve- hing services on account of the storm.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Toby of South Norwalk were guests of MT. and Mrs. Hunter Sunday.
 Mrs. Davis and son Raymond of Mystic were guests of Alr. and Mrs. Hunter Sunday.
 Henry II. Do!beare has moved into his new house.
 George R. Sanders Of Norwich ca Ne q on friends i'll this place the first Of the week
 Ar Henderson and son Russell of Greenevllle and James Cudwerth of \ orwich were callers in this place re- gently.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
Gives Aid To Strikers.

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Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
PRESTON
Albany Smith to Preach-Many
 Guests at Golden Wedding.

Mrs. M. R. Harding is visiting rela- tives in New York.
 Rev Albany Smith, son of Gypsy smith. will preach in the Consrega- lona@ church next Sunday.
 At Gsiden Wedding.
 Many from this place attended the golden Wedding anniversary of MT and Mrs. Caleb Ellis Thursday after noon and evening
 Warren Andrews of Norwich spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Frank R. Aver.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Palmer and daughter Ethel of Hartford are visit ing relatives in this place.
 The conference will be held at the Consregational church next Wcdnes- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
Social We'll Attended.
HANOVER

given in the vestry Friday evening.
 Miss Ellen Peck has returned home from Cleveland Ohio. The pastor viil preach next sun day.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
SALEM
Organization of School Board-Rev. Mir. Williams at Congregational Church.


 Rev Mir. Williams of Milton, Conn, preached most acceptably in the Con- grega tional church last Sabbath morn ing.
 Miss Eva NJ. Standish was a week end visitor at the home of Miss Ella Darling.
 Mrs. Charles s. Ray. spent Monday with her sister. Mrs. Ivy Bailey.
 Mrs. Nathaniel Clark was in Col chester Tuesday.
 School Board Organizes.
 A meeting of the school board was held in the town hall Wednesday eve- ming. The newly elected members of the board are Charles s. Ray, Charles w. Harvey and Nelson Palmer. James Lane was chosen to act as chairman and Henry A. Rogers as secretary of the board for the coming year. The committee appointed to hire the teach CTS consists of Fred R. Bailey. Charles ". Harvey and Nelson Palmer.
 The regular meeting of the Salem grange was held in Grange hall Tues day evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07

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Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-05
ALLEGED JEWELRY THIEVES
NOW IN PLATTSM0UTH JAIL

PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., oct. 4.-(Spe-
cial 1.-The arrest of the second OF the
Louisville burglars at Omaha by the po-
lice completes the capturing of those who
have been a terror to the country mer-
chants since the breaking of the store
at Louisville and the bank at Wabash
The first arrest, which was made last
Saturday evening in Omaha by Sheriff
Quinton, and which was kept quiet on
account of fear of arousing the sus-
picions of the confederate. was very
clever piece of work Sheriff Quinton
requested the correspondents to refrain
from mentioning the arrest of the
first until the second one should be cap
tured. The arrest of Frank McMahan
was the opening wedge and assured the
officers that they were on the right track.
The morning following the burglary at
Louisville a pair of cuff buttons, por-
ton of the stock of Jeweler Treitsch, was
found on the north side Of the Platte
river where the handcar of the Rock
Island was missing. and the finding
the same day of the car at Albright
pointed to Omaha as the rendezvous Of
the people who committed the crime
Some time during the night that the
store was robbed at Louisville an attempt
was made to enter the First National
bank at Weeping Water, those who were
trying to get in twisting off the knobs
of the door of the building and it is sup
posed they were frightened away and
gave up the attempt for the time.
Whether this was before the burglary at
Louisville is not known, but it is sur
missed that II Is the same persons who
did the work at Louisville
Sheriff Quinton went to Omaha yester-
day morning and returned at noon with
the second prisoner who is also lodged
in jail.