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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-11-03

A party consisting of Mrs.
Caroline Schoppmann, Mrs.
Josephine Mailman, Mrs. Ada W.
Webster, Miss Hilma Mailman
and others went to Harmony to
attend the stake conference of
the Relief Society. They report
a very successful conference.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-11-03
Scratch

Scratch"
Said one little chick, with a fun
ny little squirm,
/ wish 1 could find a nice fat
worm.
Said another little chick. with a
queer little shrug,
] wish could find a nice fat
bug.
Said a third little chick, with a
strange little squeal,
! wish | could find some nice
yellow meal.
Look here, said the mother,
from the green garden
patch.
II you want any breakfast you
must get up and scratch.
-
Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets do not sicken or
grippe, and may be taken with
perfect safety by the most deli
cate woman or the youngest
child. The old and feeble will
also find them most suitable
remedy for aiding and strength
ening their weakened digestion
and for regulating the bowels.
Eur sale hv Palace Drug 90,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-11-03
Sore Eioees ard Chapped Hands

ore quickly sllrrvi by applying Chamberlain
s.-.se. 80 q. q. 40 a ztsc,rss Price 5 cents
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-11-03

Il am pleased to reccomend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
the best thing l know of and
safest remedy for coughs, colds
and bronchial trouble" writes
Mrs. l.. b. Arnold of Denver,
Colo. I'VE have used it re-
peatedly and it has never failed
to give relief.
tn aalp hv Palace Drug 90.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-11-03

The infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Adams died
last Friday. A private funeral
was held Saturday afternoon and
the little one was inferred in the
city cemetery.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-11-03

The Misses Della Cory,
Norine Bulloch and Ruth Higbee
gave a Halloween entertainment
to their young friends of the 9Th
grade. A very pleasant evening
was spent. ~
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-11-03

Advertise In The Record.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-11-03

Again the "stork" has visited
Cedar. This time he left with
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dix a child
which has already won its way
into their hearts and will receive
the lavish attention such a visit
or deserves.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-11-03
Annual Convention Utah
Educational Association

EcucatiOfldt NSSOCIdtion'
Salt Lake City, November q,
%, %, Excursion rates via Salt
Lake Route. See Agent for par
ticulars,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-11-03
Bank Report.

Report made TO the Bank Com :
sioner OF the State Of Utah, OF the con
dition OF the Bank ~ Southern Utah,
located at Cedar City, in the County Of
Iron, State.of Utah, at the close Of nus.
iness on the 9th day II Oct. 1911.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
UNIFIED .WoRK!MEN.

The grand lodge finance committee will hold their monthly meeting at the grand lodge office, New Haven, next Thursday afternoon, Feb. 23d, and the executive committee will meet there the same evening.
 Rockville lodge, No. 1s of Rockville, had a Eala occasion last Thursday night, when the lodge was honored by the presence of Grand Master Work man Edward H. Farren and Grand Re- corder George Stroh of New Haven and Past Grand Master Workmen Clar- endon c. Bulkley and John c. Trant of Hartford, Superv fsor of District No I. Alphonse Cel1in of Hartford and Su- pervisor Charles w. Pitkin Of District No 2 a member of Rockville lodge The annual installation of officers took place, conducted by the grand lodge officers, and another special feature Of interest was the re-adInissfon to mem- bershfp in the lodge of Hon. John E. Fahy, the well known and popular judge of probate of the Ellington dis trict. He was 8 former enthusiastic member of the order and was recorder of Rockville lodge for many years The evening was rendered further interest- ing by speeches from the visitors and others, the serving of refreshmerts, q smoker and q social time
 very memorable gala occasion in the history of FAfren lodge, No 67, of Bridgeport. came of last Tuesday evendn1. whom. among other eventa, tho lottEe Was prosesited with the Erand teAge priA4 Ge111ef; be&ftlftN trophy Wh4c4 x44 Uon &r 11kxN lo1Ee
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Upholstery and Carpet Department

Lace Curtains with real Cluny Lace Edge and Insertion, mounted on dou- ble-t thread, saxony nets, white or Arab finish, regular price $2.65-Today spe- eiaI $2.oo a pair.
 Muslin Sash Curtains, all made ready to hang and including sash rod to put them up with, complete, regu- lar price 2sc-Today- only 20c pair.
 10c Sash Curtain Muslin-Today at 7Lae yard.
 Hodges Fibre Carpet, new designs, very pretty and inexpensive bedroom covering, regular price 45c-Today only 36c yard.
 Kolorfast Fibre Carpet, guaranteed absolutely fast colors will wash like straw mating and wear twice as Iong-Today special at 29c yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
BIG GATHERING OF
 PYTHIANs IN HARTFORD.
Grand Lodge Observed 47th Anniver-
 sary of It's institution.

Friday was the banner day in the history of the order of Knights of Pythias. It was founded 47 years ago this month, and just 42 years ago the grand lodge was instituted. The dual anniversary was celebrated with di- versified programme at Hartford Fri day. In the forenoon the grand lodge convened with Grand Chancellor David Miller of Waterbury in the chair and completed arrahgements for a banquet at the Garde hotel in the afternoon and a celebration in the evening which fn- cluded drill contests at the Park casi- no. There was parade at o'clock, in which Damon and F thias were seen in full armor. All the subordfnato lodges were represented. This was followed by an address at o'clock DX Supreme Chancellor gorge M. Haven. after which the comforting of the third rank began.
 st. Elmo lodge of New Britain con- ferred the rank on neophytes and American lOdee of New Haven di4 tho honors for tlle uthar candidates
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18

the honof scaialA iJ1| !fd hirhFas great sur prise ne Ind aeyek santic cipated the were Rafst vic< dent, A. R. Joness Danpux secen Yice president. James; DeFs BftIrA 3E4N NdgoF Locks: treasur z. er. Ls IN Haven; fnan-. MancheStA Ay fec6 silna secretary. H. s.
 1t wdfs ds5ifed t1 have the president from the e4 4etefh part of the xstate as ing either U vich or New Lon Ihe sesai5n which lasted two days was an simbortant one. many questions of much fdterest to the dealers being 1fscussed The question box on Thursday evening was an important featifey F. D. JordAn {of Willimantic being iq charge of that. A There was a reception tO-s-s Mayor Buckingham and addyesses were nads Friday by Mayor Buckingham, Hon Stil6g 5iidson.; Rev. John M. Rich ardnon and Judge Post Following the barquet Ther6 was presented to thu retirlng secfetary. James Phelps. g handsoMe cIlekt zof solid silver knives
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
HIRERNlANs.

Last Tuesday evening the Second division of the Ancient Order of Hi- bernians held their regular meeting and went through their usual routine of business.
 The matter of q dance was brought up and put through. The event will occur on Friday evening, the 17th of March. in the state armory The dance committee consists of F. J. Murtha chairman, John '. Mcveigh. J. B. Reddy, J. J. Desmond, ]. J. Finne- gan.
 A committee was also appointed to confer with a like committee from Division NO. l, for the purpose of arr ranging an open meeting to, be held some time in March. The committee includes F. J. Murtha, John F. Mo Weigh. J J. Finnegan, D. T. Burke and John D. Reddy.
 State President Philip J. Sullivan of the "A. o. H., has been officially noti- fled of the reappointment Of Rev. Ed- ward A. F1annery of Haxardvil1ee as state chaplain of the order in sCoux necticut by Bishop John J. Milan of the Hartford diocese. Rev. Father F1annery succeeded the late Rev. John Knpedey of Danbury d state chaplain four years ago, and this will make the third term for the Hazafdyflle priest. His appointment was recommended to Bishop Milan by the state board of Hibernians. as the unanimous choice Of every member of the order in the state.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Women's and
 Children's Coats, Suits and Dresses

One rack of Women's Coats and Dresses. all different styles, values Up to $l5.0o-Today's choice $7.50.
 One rack of Children's Coats, sizes 6 10 10 years. each a different color and syle-Tsdsy's choice $500.
 Separate Dress Skirts, consisting of Panama. Serges and Voiles, value 9ess-Todsy Se.98.
 Women's Rain Coats, Cravenettes, o1s1rs Silks. etc. values up to s15.o0- Hsday choice $9.50-
 Small lot of women's Suits. all nice Gnstsrisis. values up to s17.5o-Today ehsies $1o.o0.
 Women's Wool Suits, black and cobra fine materials and well made, values s2s.5o and s25.oo-Today choice of5.o0-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
PYTHIAN LISTERS.

After their last successful meeting, when Glover temple. No. g. had it's officers installed. the next meeting of the temple will be on Monday evening in Pythian hall. but the business ses- sion will be only a short one to make way for the Washington whist which is to be the feature of the evening. M. F.. c. Sadie Brink will call the bus mess meeting to order at 2 o'clock and after necessary business has been dis posed of it will soon adjourn for the whist
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
We R.eooer Farnitars end do Carpet Laying
DARAcAs AND PHILATHEAs
 GIVE FAREWELL SOCIAL
yD Honor of Or. and Mrs. M. s. Kauf-
 man-Fine Time Enjoyed.

A dsiishtful affair took place Friday evoBinE at the home of Miss M. A. Taylor and Miss Amiida Mitchell, No. 60 Main street. The gathering was in honor of pr. M. <. Kaufman and Mrs.
 Kaufman. the latter being the teacher cf the Baraca and Philsthea classes of che tTrsnity Episcopal church. Mrs. <3<orKe F. Robinson was in charge of 1he general arrangements. together with E-W. Burr. president of the Bara- x&n. and Miss Mary F. Bidwell, presi- dent of the Philathea ladies. The <-onn1niffee on games was George D.
 70bfnsou, Niss Josephine Rogers, Miss x6zrfrrde Y. Tavlor and Miss Amy H1lr]in9zme. The merrymskers were Gln5uond Stenenson. Louis Waters nn1 william Eek. and right well did 11nv e if. Refreshments of ice cream nn6 oaiEo wovs served
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
EoREsIERs.

Because of the whist this week. the session of Court Sachen1, No. 94, F. of A., was early and short Practi- >cally only routine business was en- acted, but there was time. however, for the presentation of past chief ran ger jewels to Irving J. Forbes and Hugh Canavan, which was Gone in his customarily clever manner by Finan- cial Secretary Joseph Portelance. The whists which the court have been run ming are decidedly popular and those attending always have fine time.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18

through it's having made the largest percentage gain in membership for the past year of any lodge of the A. o. U. w In the state. The interest of the the presence of Grand Master WorkA man Edward H. F&rron, Grand Over seer G Herbert BIshop, Grand Re-
 corder George 9troh and Edward E Mix of t11S erand 3o4ge finance com mites. Ill of Now Haven, and Grand CornwalI lBrfdGe. SupaE visor Tuofnas A Thonpeon and 1et e6ter Woraana4l pennis pel1l1er 1T < Bepslt both
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Kitchenware Dept.

Swift's Pride Laundry Soap, full size and weight bars-T Todax 8 for 25c.
 Mule-Team Borax, pound package, regular price 15c-Today lie pack age.
 Lunch Boxes. tin. Japsnned. handy to carry, usually 25c-Today 1ac each.
 Eight-arm Towel Bars, regular price 39c-To Todsy 28e each.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Wash Goods Dept.

Percales, light colors, full 36-inch wide, stripes. etc, value 121zc-Today 9c . yard.
 Mercerized Black and White Checks, excellent for waists and dresses, reg ular price 25c yard-Today 15c a yard.
 Crepes for Evening Dresses, full line of light colors, regular price 35c-To- day 21e yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Mems Furnishings

Mems wsol Flannel Shirts in navy, gray and khaki color, single or double broasted, regular price s1.5o-Today spseiaI S1.o5 each.
 Mems White Muslin Night Shirts, erith fancy trimming. regular values De and s1.eo--Today special 53c each.
 Genuine Boston Garters in black, Nhfts ana colors. regular price 25c- Tsdsy special 17o pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18

banner he was bearing The mayor declared he believed he Was represent- of the citizens in his movefnent for decent sidewalks, and that to chanse that opinion it would be necessary to have it proven by the vote of the peo- pie and not by the sayings and doings of bakers dozen of it's citizens no matter how prominent their leader.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Lace Department

One let of 27-inch Flcuncing. regular oi-1s quality-spscisi price eec . yard.
 One lot of 27-inch Flouncing, reg .ealar price s1.0o-spscisI price 69e a 1srd.
 One let of 27-inch Flouncing, value z5c-opseiaI 4sc yard.
 Coisrsd Tuxedo veiIiuss. regular 25c uona1ty-SpsoisI f5c yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Stationery Dept.

Playing Cards, well finished and ex- cellent value at 25c-Today 17c.
 Box Paper, Society Notes," full size sheet paper and envelopes, 50 sheets with envelopes to match, 25c value-Today 18c box.
 Unframed Pictures. big line of sub jects suitable for framing and passe- partouts. 10c value-Teday Sc each.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
The Money Saving Undermuslin Sale, One of the Weeks Great Features

For 1t offers the chance to buy un- 0oEmosiins of the most desirable otandnrd in great variety.
 Thsss garments are built to wear as veil as to sell They have charm of style. excellence of materials and durability.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Domestic Department

B1sache1 Pillow Cases. 42x36 or bGG1s. value ssc each-Teday 1sc.
 chscked Glass rewelfns, good value st se-Tsdsy 7Ize . yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

A large number of the members of White Cross council. No. 1s, Knights of Columbus, will visit Westerly on Sunday, to see the republication of the third degree by the Westerly coun- ell. They will leave on the 12.45 trolley. which will get them to Vest
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Art Department

Stamped Bureau Scarfs, 1Sx45, on linette, in neat designs. scalloped edges-Spseial 25c.
 Stamped Tray Cloths, 1sx27. easy to embroider-Special 12Iae.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Notable Values, Offering Economies 0f a Most
 Pronounced Nature
Notion Department

Black Alpaca Skirt Braid, yards on bolt-Today Sc each.
 Dr. Charles Face Powder, soc value Today 1oc.
 Skirt Markers. square base with g. inch hinged post soc value-T Today 25c.
 Black Sewing Silk, 100 Today 30 spool or 33c dozen.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
2 ROYAL ARcANUM.

The regnlar meeting of Norwich council No. 72O, R. A. was held in; Buckingham Memorial on Tuesday erening with good number pressn&. Negent @eorge N. Adams presided and rUutine business vas traf1sacted ~
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
Gloves

Wsnsn's Two-cIssp Mocha Suede 0Isves. grays and brown-42c . pair. Wsmsn's Two-clasp Kid Gloves, tan and white-Tsdsy 6so.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
ELks.


 Several new members were voted in at the meeting of Norwich lodge, No. 430, B. F. Q. E-. Thursday evening, Exalted Ruler Frank e. Aubrey be- ing in the chair. The matter most important to the Elka at the present time ia the coming dedication of their new home, the reInudeled Osgood place in Main street. next to the postofIfce. The changes have been completed and some of the furnishings have been in- stalled. The bsdlding c6mmittee has given reports of progress, but the date for opening 1t has not been fixed though 1t will probably be not for g month yet, which will bring it son1e- where near the anniversary. There will be q big time when the opening does take place, and many prominent Elks will be on hand. A programme worthy of the lodge and home will be carried out and when the lodge steps into it's new home it can boast of the fact that there isn't a prettier Elks home in the state for it's size.
 The lodge is booming every day. There is interest in the change of of ficers just at the present time, the first nominations having been made, and 1t Is not believed there will be any changes at the second nominations. There will be moving up all along the line.
 at 12.20 Friday afternoon Grand Ex- alted Ruler August Hermann of Cin- cinuati. It was the first time a grand exalted ruler has visited the lodge and despite the rain the Elks were out in large numbers to make him feet at home. Some went down from here.
 Shortly after his arrival MT. Her mann was rendered a reception by the committee of the lodge, which lincludGd Exalted Ruler J. William Clarke, the officers, Mayor Mahan and Postmaster John McGinley.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF
 STATE HARDWALE DEALERS,

Herbert B. Gary Placed at Head of
 organization-Next Convention at This End of the tsate.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
ORDER OF PROTECTION.

At the meeting of Norwich lodge, No. 248. N. F. o. F.. Tuesday evening in the Buckingham Memorial routine bus jness was enacted and there was an in- formal discussion regarding the ob- servance of the anniversary of the iodge<at the last meeting in March. Nothing definite was done in this re- gard, and 1t was not decided to observe the anniversary though some action will probably be taken at the next meeting.
 Slater lodge, No. 50s. N. E. Q. P, met for its regular session in Hythian hall Wednesday evening. but the ses- sion was a. short one, as only routine business was enacted.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18

r1nrwk Tho three reservoirs 4r6<& G1Uu1v ths city with water aro zM 6M1 1argo s<reau1s are fIQw@
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18

At the eighth annual meeting of the Connecticut Hardware, association in
 Bridgeport on Friday. Herbert B. Ca-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
GRAND ARMY.

The regular weekly meeting of Sedx- wick post, No. 1. G. A. R., was held in the Buckingham Memorial Friday evening with a good attendance in spite of the stormy weather Post Commander Henry Hovey presided and routine business was transacted. A communication was read from the post at St. Cloud, Fla, asking for contri- buttons to fund being raised for the The matter was regarded favorably and action will probably be taken at a future meeting. The entertainment committee has decided to hold the next campfire early in March, instead of during the latter part of February. as was planned.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
DECREE OF PocAHoNTAs.

The regular meeting of SeboQuonash council. No il, D. of F., was held in Foresters' hall on Monday evening with a good attendance, asi it was the even ing for installation. The ceremony was performed in an impressive man ner by the deputy. Mrs. Prakt, Of New London, assisted by Mira. Ambrose HiG- gins of Jewett City, assistant deputy. Thoge installed were: PrOphetess, Grace Thorpe; Winona, Marearet Beckman; Pocahontas, Louisa Man chester; Pswhattan, Stephen Culver; keeper of records. Helen Culver; c. of w., Maria L.. Button; K. of w., Nettie Kinnie; first scout, Julia Verguson; second scout Nellie Bailey; first run ner. Mary Mueller: second runner, Sarah Snow; inside guard, Mary V. Holmes; councillors, Paul Carpenter, Everett Crandall; trustees, Julia Ver- guson, Maria l.. Button and Louisa Manchester.
 On the next meeting night there will be whist, and the bedQui1t will be drawn. The new year is starting of well for the council, there being bright prospects for a prosperous year. New members are being added and quite an increase in membership is anticipated this year.
 Following the installation Monday evening, ice cream, lady fingers and macaroons were served and social time was enjoyed.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
OWLS.

It was an enthusiastic gathering of Norwich nest No. 1898 of the Order of Owls Tuesday evening in their hall Two new members were initiated and one application for membership was received. The Owls will have another night at P0li's on Monday evening, when they will attend in body. Ar rangements are being made for ball to be held at the armory tho last part of April
 The hall committee, w. R. Balcom. chairman, George H. stanton and William Harvey, reported that they found it advisable to secure a plano in this city and it will be placed in the hall next Monday. It Is handsome new instrument which has been pur- chased, and 1t will be credit to the organization to have such an addition to its furnishings
 The entertainment committee. Dr. George A. Boon, chairman, reported that the ladies' night for the opening of the hall will be held Thursday eve- ming Of next week A programme con- sisting of orchestra selections, speak ing and vocal numbers, is being ar ranged. The members and their friends will be fin attendance in large numbers 1t is expected, and every thing for their pleasure is being ar ranged.
 It is expected that the new electric sign for the lodge rooms will be ready in about two weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18

For every birth occurring at ser there aie about ie deaths.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18

The mayor has respect for the long and honorable record of the governor, but is strongly of the opinion that MT. Waller is now an opponent Of prog ress. and as a leader of losing movement is making a mistake. The mayor has resolved, however, to con tinue his plan of Progress, regardless of the public or 1ersonal feeling of his opponents, and in a recent con : vereation declared that people who fn- sist In running against 2 steel buzz sa:w usually get cut In the future in public sessions he declared that every speaker should be treated tue same, and that age or previous service should not be taken into considerations
 and would not De by him. It was about time that sentiment was replaced by progress in New London, and Prog ress was printed in big letters on the
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18

sebeq corspeil oI6eezs VIII opsn
 Rooms Thussday Niabt Ells Delay openins of

no other business Gas brought up for consideration adjournment was taken at an early hour: