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New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
CAVALRY FIVE BEATEN

H. a fast and exciting game, me All stars
basketbal team defeated the 10Th Cavslr,,
NJ Fort Ethan Allen. vermont champions
~ toe army. a. The 69th Regiment Armory
last night, by score of 30 to 10 The
ine IN follnNs
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
Roth II tic competitions of tho Neu !

Roth n the competitions NJ tho Ne~ }orE
Amateur Association Football League.
though not definitely decided. are drs swins
to close. In the first division tho 'rit"h-
levs If BROOKLYN have tho championship
yell 30 hand and victory over Astoria IN
tho renosinirg game will settle the question
In inc second division II Is neck and neck
between clan NCD Dun and the BROOKLYN
Cetics. the latter of whom has not yet lost
2 game
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

i'csi ohcioi R-ccrd--Ths following orfcial
record from the Weather Bureau shows m.
changes IN temperature for the last tvsnty-four
hours. IN comparison with the corresponding dat.
Cf Last
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
The score follows

pefer1a-Toree Ti1eFuon--rrnith ana M
r,rsls-D Morrison ana Eusseil. sfrolleTs ahd
e,epsrt Roberts ana D4fhn. 'entrals TIME
Halves = - minu"s eeth
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
1910 1911

highest temperature yesteriay, IS degrees.
lowest y average. 80. average for correspond
ms date last year. ~. average fer corresponding
date last twenty-five years 40
local Forecast and warmer - -lsN.
Monday unsetted. probably rain. moders'. south
winds
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
s1oaAGE AND MOVING.

VAFGER7s STORAGE wAREAogs,syt IS ssssisss
ave. $50 70 Sith st -SioIetss Stss pseNrs =
padded vans fer mo- lhs, psons 32s0-ssc,
.EISIEy ,,ppiSf E, STORAGE co. 2s2 E...i E,S. Il' ~
Tsns Ni for moving: Shipping. pa'"
crate charges Tel. isl4-Harlsla :. 40 = 70 ~
LEE BROTHERS STORAGE Sy,ns. : nH pseE'ss
E,.t l25,h ST storage. Ho'"
best service: telephone. az "A sss
JNpFPFNpFNr STORAGE GO, o;,y or eoas"
,s, Mot'nbS nS,rgs. rei S50s Ienox. a.
OITBs STORAGE WAREHOUSE 70 ssss y
Storage moving. packing. sn.sS
rianos moved Tel. l2t-ors.e.e l2t-.7.s & % W
CENTRAL STORAGE WAsEho.SS;Sns shspsS
reiephcns $3.50 Murray Hll..
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

Gc.ls-Greene Needham ~. Byng. Thomson.
rereree-Williams esn1en-FrsziAr sr9 BALD
-,in Time ~ hsivcs-s5 minutes each Sub
eti,p,es-Hallovsn for Fish. Fish for Hsllov'sll.
rrszisr for Jordan
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
10Th cavalry ~,

c,e's from heli--All stars scotland Niesins
~, prsdford Trice c Acooe ~: i0,n , oayla5y.
Ffankin ~. MITay, Eishop co-.s i!1n & &I21I-
IImeiTe- hobert Bernard Time--lialYss Of 20
,,Ir1.es esch eJbsttuticns-'hsiTIck Tor
61e,.ari. Murray foT Barry hishop ''' S1'Hi''--
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
The line.up follows

Pefe-ee-Jasor Wright Arsoria. conn. Goa :
s--Ss rsr -. Clegs Hsrlsnd. Treecents. Thomp-
son, Is'e. Tine Of helves-Fcrtv.N, minutes.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

c,ls, ucDonsi6s. Bronx United and Clan Ne
Ko~z'. v-ore fned two each and the roneEas
ard Hungarians four osch FOR using ineliEihl.
players
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
The summary follows .

Relay rsce-Won by Montclsir 49,
Tvonty-tuo-yari sNinl-Won b. l-7in Non'-
o'sir: Couhfl BROOKLYN. second, Nehdel'ta'N
Mortclair. third Time. oil >. ..
Dive for form-Won b =. 'raI'' Mohtc,,+s M,,s
ToirecIo Rrooklvn Hish. third. - points.
Fortv-four-ya yard swim-Won hy II. Crans'
Montclsir. Couhill. Broollyn second. lrHln'
Montclsir. third. Time. c..i 2-5.
Plunge for time-Won o, Wendelsta1'' Mon'
clair butcher. Montcair. second. Nenslsy, BOYS
High. third Tine. o'n4 10 -
i0I-vsrd spin-Von b. 'ouhill Procklyn. y
Crane uo'tcsr seconI. r. crane. Montcla'r'
third Time J .ns
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
EASY FOR MONTCLAIR LADS
Swimmers Of Boys High School
of Brooklyn. Defeated.
fRy Telegraph 70 The Tribune

~ Tr1T-r :
Nontclar. y. J.. March 2j.-The MonfclaT
High School swimming team defeated me
BOYS High School of BROOKLYN this after
noon bv the ono-sided score of b points to
is. Montclsir took first place in every event
except the 10o-yard swim in which CAPTAIN
Couhill. OF tho BROOKLYN team, won hy
about three Yards
foiiou.-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
peIIGIOUS NOTICES.

,-ntdMiI TN Rev VA JoHN MocKRIpGss;. nd NJ j.
sunday services: Holy commune. ..S 4
svensong. weekday servlce.. ..s.ss.->
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

For Western New York Increasing cloudness
and warmer 70 day. rain 10 nisnt. Monday.
rain. brisk south winds
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

REAL ESTATE FOB excHANSy: =:
WANTED FOR EXCHANGE WILL a,,ss
change large residence Hish xsa s,rey. yo,s s.s,.
y J.. four baths. for sna!t 80 ,urr:s..f
or OF unfurn,shsd. Tor term q ear, yrr,sS.y ~
.s .su u'rI 'FrIRANCIs II. HOLMES. 81 sros'"'''
arv Agent
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
TOILET PREPARATIONS. !.

PROF De spoTrps AMERlcAN, IN, nsslssS! slssS! = J,
produces all natural shades: t,saSes -
black, harmless ana permanent .,.rllIns !
soi, and GLOSSY, contains 20 ,s.e!ps SI
PROF. DE SPoTIE. Chemist 2 "a f0p
With IN Miss Emily. Gray and sisssIVwy 81
s,or.a any shade application 81
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
Forecsst for special Locali,ie. the Dis

,ric, Of Columhis and Delaware. increasing
cloudiness and warmer to-day, probably FOL.
LEVIED bv showers. Monday. showers brisk
southeast winds
For New Jersey aud Eastern fennsylvania
increasing cloudiness and warmer today. rain
tonight and MONDAY moderate 10 brisk south
aud southeast winds
For Western Pennsylvania. increasing cloudt-
ness and probably rain to-day Mondav rain
ana cooler brisk south winds
For Eastern New York end New England
fair and warmer to-day. followed hv incr.as
ina cioudiness nordar. unsettled Weather ana
probably rain. moderate south NlndA
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

that region and the plains states Monday west
Of tho Rocky Mountains the weather viii be
generally fair sunday and Monday
The winds along tho New England ccast will
be moderate southerly. middle Atlantic. moderate
10 brisk southeast south Atlantic coast brisk
ana probably hgh east. east Gulf coast, brisk
and probably east and southeast. ~es, Gult
coast. moderate variable. mostly south on Lake
Michigan brisk snd probably hish south. shift
ing 10 north Sundsy night
The temperature viii rise SUNDAY N the mid
de Atlantic and New England states snd "
will fall sunday over The middle and north plains
states and Monday IN The Misslssinri ana Ohio
valleys storm warnings we're displayed Sat
urdsy morning on the Atlantic coast from
Charleston 10 Miami and on the 5ulf coast from
Key West 70 Mobile
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
The Nne W

prfsrea : " Dsle Iirasnen--E shaw and
clarke Goals stevenson a. stuart -.
C-.erhistt Cameron. and walsh. Ortani.
Time Halves of a. minutes.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

TO LET FOR BUSINESS ponsF .ySFL
ss1 COLUMBUS AVE, NEAR ssIh,i ss,l,,i,,.-, ,ss-l
lent location for hsoSra sssr stv.: ~
sisss sl, WINDOW. low rent FocHER g 80
Vest 34,h
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
oA,Nrcos ANN DECORAI0ns

PAINTERS AND U'--.,.-. UtOO-0.- :. ~
KARKT q RAsANSN. GOO LeNlns,o,nn s.,nr,ry. 90.
1924 st-Privat. houses. -N! Estrs'
Furnished
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
WATER Ell1EkS.

DRINK PURE WATEk.-Li.S,sNns .,sns tube - -
ana Advance self cleaning sten nhysicDv
.,,,incre, indcrsed BY loNd,ns
hnntia, mailed 2s5 West .6th M....<z53 M
ADyKRrfsEMENTs AND 81 ffyspstoss e..
Tor The Tribune received AZ tssn tss,n sri sitt ss
No 1864 Broadway. between ,.s,, s,,u re,e'vr r,s,s
until 9 oelock. p. m. No. An,s' =, regular en-. ~
rr,,, ,ns fSSslnJ sloeS J' p M. vie 9s4 sth ave
cst 81 lSe 9Th ave, cor. lS'h
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

oticia observation ., United states weather
hureans. taksn ~ z yestsrday. folloNs
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
DEAL ESTATE WANIeU.

- ,orS FROM 10Th 4irH 81 u"
,5,b Vhb 80 ToRSrFP. 72i Sth eve
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
~ARlzowA.y

Eehearsals cf "srisenr7 the last of foflke of tho r75li Players. which VIII bo prsxsrted ell uext yrees promise n1u1 of Hhe grrzt GET asph ,est sla"wsr of ths sacs-r. There is u;) f-fsatsr play for a stcciz cosl-pony. and the company fhnt will r4escu. it hes been Eeiected 4rith supreme eQrc- Tre part cf Lieut. 0en6on. thst wss piSSe2 oT Robert T51eson in the original pfc6dcticn. will h& in the hands of Gcorsse ID. Mac <{1arrie. who has already made him. 04K solid with macy by his clever mork in sIn Mixzcnri" Mir. MacQuar- rf< played tho rart just three weeks nmo with the Woodward Stock com u6ny in Omaha, where he had been {oa6fnx man for over year. William T Powell will have the role of Henry Conby. originally played by Theodore HoDerfs TEis will be Mir. Powe1rs Nf1& nppedrance with the company, but <hnt fact will not lessen the interest 1n his performance of the role. after nIs 1rDt appearance. Miss Blanche DouxIns will be Bonita a most beau f7fuf and sympathetic character, and ono that wiu give her opportunities far ahead of her role of the present week MinG Douglas was a member of a conn r1onx that toured the world with . rdDertoire of plays one of which was >Afinonn." and she has played the Tmrf Nh which she will appear here in a1u.oHf every country on the globe. The r1Aer characters will be in the hands
 X enunbIe people and an exceptional D1rformance is assured. Seats are sell i1R rapidly for the last week of the G<oek season
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
brief StaIe News

Windsor.--1lrs. Della Af Gilbert. the cnriskssn Sciercc leader. of New York, 10- the xsxkDt of Br. and Mrs. R. C. Honron o< South Windsor.
 Tsrripston.-The autonotfle stage started tsis week running between this 40xu and LitchEeid. The trips will be ro4finued during the summer monhs.
 East eerIir.-During- this week meefln1x are being heid in the East BerIin Methodist church each evening, 1sd ny Miss May Lord, the evangelist
 Wetsrbury.-Public bequests to the amount of S4S,5p0 are contained in the win Of Mrs- Mary l.. Mitchell. The essate Is estimated at nearly s2,oO0.-
 Hartfsrd.-afiss Helen R. Clark, for many years teacher of dressmaking 1E "fne evening schools of Hartford is to AlI . similar place in the state trade e<hooI fin New Britain
 TolIand.-The Holland Savings bank 5s to have a new door to replace the 0pe injured by nitro slycerine last week; also an absolutely burglsr proof eafe 10 pepIece the old safe.
 NDR Havsn--On the first spring out ~11x cf the New Haven Bird club around th4 West Haven reservoir 32 kinds of wi{t firds were 90 good as to present th>mselves for inspection to the en- thu4Iastic party.
 DrjdDepert<-Court Marina, Foresters 0f America. had a grand class initia- 0of Tuesday night at Odd Fellows h11l- A cl1ss If 54 was initiated. the 6HGR~n work being put on by the crack 1eUFee team of Marina court.
 cnsx-~s~ 1rsz- -r.-o nDpTAnc. of New Haven. will sing in WtnHx~d' next week THesday night. w5<n cauf's Holy City is given by the choir of the Methodist church. 25 voices being included with the extra vfnKerF
 New 6ritsin.-The health depart
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever Sayinos

I've been sent dovn town to buv a taboret- What's tflatgv Don't you know? It's one of those. things tf5st you stand around about shinhix1 :n the dark Cleveland Plain Dealer
 Wig-Your young lawyer friend seems to carry the love of his pro- fession to q ridiculous extreme. Waez Yes. l believe lie is even going 10 marry a girl named Sue.-PhiIadef- phia Record.
 Man with the Bulginz Brow-wis- dom, according to Solomon. brings length .oI days. You ougEt to eu1ti vate it. Man with the BulEous <oss Gosh! The days. are too long for ms as they are.-Chicago Tribune.
 "A woman only gets her name in the papers when she is married sno when she is divorced" Even with that handicap, many ladies manage to figure in the news right along Pittsburg Post
 Please, sir. said the office boy. Please, sir, could I get of again today? We had to postpone grand mas funeral yesterday on account oc the rain..- Detroit Free Press
 Hewitt Have you heard Gruets that he cares not who buiids the air. ship if he can only have charge of the luueldxB VI IlI< <-s f<1t pt o<--@< t< T t17f1-
 You talked constantly through the opera.,x said one young woman. @Yes -, replied the other. sT dfsIiked i to do it. But it was the only way to keep my father from going to sleep in full view of the audience. e."-Washiug ton Star.
 Mrs. 7ishpp-The judge decreed that they should be parted. never to see. each other again Mrs BIase- Are they? Mrs. Hfghup-Tes. They are living next door to each other in a New York apartment house now Puck.
 He <readingt-Hellc what's this; can 1t be possible that Fielder Jones has again Joined that darned sox club She (mendfng) Don't know anything about Fieldef Jones, but I do know that I joined the darned-socks club member continuously ever since Chicago Record Herald
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

ment has sent out 109 notices to clean up since the first of April That the city officials are no respector of per- sons is shown by the fact that among those who received cards to clean up their back yards was one clergyman.
 Sinsbury.-A reception was given Thursdey evening at the Neighborhood house. Weatogue Sims7bury. for the new c1ergymen of the town. Rev. Hugh EfacCullum of the Congregational church. Rev. Mir McMillan of the Methodist church and Rev. James o. Dolan of the Roman Catholic church
 LitchfieId.-George KimbaH, Erich Anderson, Harry Milk and Robert Rlden, employees of the Southern New England Telephone company were brought before Judge William l.. Ben- nett in the superior court Tuesday on a bench warrant The four men are charged with cutting and trimming trees on the Landphier estate in Goshen without the consent of the owners of said estate. They were re- leased in bonds of S250 each, security being furnished by George M. Wood ruff.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
BREED THEATEH.

On the Deserts Edge, the brilliant %0D<ern dramatic picture at the Breed 11lo week. has for the background of many of it's exciting scenes the famous Xojxye desert. On these drifting sands occur some of the most important nccnsc of the picture play, the hero be- 1nR blinded by the sand early in the picture He wanders about in the wil- d1fnsss until he falls over a precipice, w1e<e he 10 found later by the heroine, who takes him to her home, where he ~ nursed hack to health again. At this point the villain makes his ,ap- penrance. determined to win the girl, but ie quickly stpbdued by the conva- Io1cent cowboy sheriff.
 The Schooimarn of Coyote County 10 another strong western picture, con t1ining much excellent comedy and n1me especially fine dramatic work ne Edison company offers one of fheir unexcelled problem pictures en- G4<1ed The Wedding Bell. while the U1oGRaph completes the bill with a su- uGFb comedy.
 Mss Laws makes 6 splendid success cf Only Glimpse of Mother, the cM4c1r ii;tskrated song written by MT 7lomas PAxsons of Taftville.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
AUCTION.

T. will sell at Public Auction at Fred Goodrich's place, ASA PLEASANT ST., WILLIMANTIC, 10 Horses of various grades. also Cows and Young Stock
 An Auction will be held on the First and Third Saturdays in each month. Merchandise solicited for these sales on commission.
 Goods must be delivered two days before the Sale, and the charges S1 each for Horses or Cows and per cent of sale
 E,irpt Sale
 SATURDAY, MAY 6TH.
 SAMUEL ADAMS ASA Pleasant St.. WiIlimantie, Ct apr1sd Phone 11S-5.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
STONlMGTOM
pr. Albert v. Phelps Addresses Mems club-Wheeier Team Defeated Charles P. Williams Plans for Pond.

Charles P. Williams Plans for Pond.
 Thursday evening the last meeting of the Mems club was held in Bray tons hall. A large number attended and listened te most eloquent ad- dress given by pr. Albert " Phelps of Pswcatuck, whose topic vas The Brain. The blackboard illustrations were exceptionally fine and those who had the pleasure of attending spent a pleasant and profitable evening. A Nictrola concert was enjoyed which was given by B. $. Cutters instrument. Following the musical programme, re- freshnents were served and the mem bers enjoyed a smoker
 =. ". Hide of Portsmouth, N. H.. is the guest of his cousin here.
 Shusout for Wheeler Team. The Wheelar -Stonington High school baseball game was witnessed by a large crowd on Wednesday afternoon at stanton park. The home team won, 10 to Q. On Saturday Bulkeley High school will play here with Stonington High.
 Little progress is being made on the local sewer as 1900 is required to cover the ground proposed
 To Flood Cranberry Bog.
 Charles r. Williams is having dam constructed on land purchased from A. s. Brownell in order to form pond. The mason work is being done by Avaldo Gardiner. The section to be flooded was a cranberry bog some years ago and was noted for producing large crops.
 Mrs. William P. Griffin entertained friends at a Bermuda whist at her home Wednesday afternoon. Refresh ments were enjoyed and delightful afternoon was passed.
 n ff.f s1xr Ixf.v ed the house on Elm street owned by Mrs. James Chesebro.
 Mrs William J. Walsh and Miss Mary Burcnard were in New London this week.
 Charles Tingley of Norwich was a caller here Thursday
 Rev. George E. Spalding. Jr. attend : ed the Lyman Eeecher lecture in New Haven. also the second annual confer encc of alumni and ministers of Con- necticut at the Yale Divinity school. Big Flock of Wild Ducks.
 One of the largest focks of wild ducks encircied the Point Thursday that has been sean in several years. 1t| v-a< estimated that there were sew eral hundred in the flock. They came near lore and were unusually large birds.
 Mir. and Mfs. ] H. Blaeknan of New London were callers here Thursdar.
 v. M. c. A. Guests.
 tOn Thrrsday evening Ut the Arion alleys the. Jolly. EiEilt cIp5 cntertained the Y. M q. A. Pow ling club of New London: X ronsins game was played. A Dutch supper was enjoyed.
 Unclaimed Letters.
 At the ioaai 0stomce letters ad r dressed as follows are eneiailned this .sH eeiS: Miss McCeianta t2y. ~A A. 4Sperry t2) Mrs. Jaines Ferrie Tony sDs1lato, Alexander Presffius t2). Mrs Lizzie Seuisson :
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
ANMOUNC
owI6 DaII at Armos.y Tonight

owIo' Ball st Armofy Tonight.
 The Owls ball to be held this eve minx promises Co be one of the great- en1 noci>i successes of the season. Ine nrmory has been extensively decorat- eX for the occSsfon under the direction of ID. q. Hinchey, and the lighting IS in charge of John Carney of the S. M. E. T company. The Cadillac orr cnGotrn of twelve pieces including slg- S>sr Pettine. saxophcnist, of Providence under the leadership of James F. Drev win render the following programmes March. National Emblem, <Baeley; overture. Morning Noon sand SiEnts xuppe: ratrol. Guard Mount. Eiiien- bprr. relsfticns of popular airs, fha- piro: se;ekt.on. Grand American Fan 11r{a. Eendix. The grand march will start proHpt1v at o'clock and q 1aPre affendG1ce is promised. as All the. boxes have been engaged and an sfnusuai1y enjoyable occasion is an fIEIpnfed
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
WHAT WILL IT MATTER.

 What will 1t matter in a little while That for day We met and gave word, touch,
 sm11e,s Upon the way? What will it matter whether hearts a.
 brave And lives were true That you gnve me the sympathy : As gave ycug These trifies. Can itsbe they make or
 mar
 human life? . Are souls as lightly waved as rushss By love or strife7 Yea- yea. q look the fanting heart may
 break, Or make it whole; And just the word, if said for loves sweet sake, May save soul.
 May Riley gmith.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
GoAI

sAr ClSfSEt DEs r@llo1 ' T ' Il1 q fss sazsi ' on 7 fhe ''; z5fh ds5 q {
 isi!! 1rs E ssnt ! A. ;;'l g[)as !. IT Nerxac 2; g sslS {. pist5is q @ \, f. & fh1t sH said estats 9s now is lt seftiam & s m tc ssia ss esassin Gas ess % pssxas M sa % said sstate. fully described tn said apz z
 Whcfenpon. it is Ordered. That said appiiea tfon be heard and dete<mined at tho Prb bate Court Room in the City or MGrylcb sf ah M said R1stris on ns n i1 pendency sof said application, and Of 1sl publfca tlon of this order oncs h sonoe newspaper having circulation in said District at leasf sfour days prior to - " NELSON j. AYLING, Judge
 The above and foresoine is true
 Attest: FANNIE c. CHURCH,
 apr2sd Clerk.
 AT COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of' Norwich. on the 27th day of April, fresent1NELsoN fi SC z NELSON; J. AYL1NG, Judge.
 Estate of George B: Hathaway. late
 IliS Admins trator appeared in Court and filed written application alleging that said estate is now in settlement in said Court, and praying for an order to sell certain real estate belonging to said estate. fully described in said ap- p1ica ton. -
 Wferoupon, it is Ordered. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich, in said District. on the 2d day Of May, A. D. 1911. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, and that notice of e raid or ige t publication Of this order once in some newspaper having circu}a ton in said te dsfs af a sssd ssast henrfn nrGe aad nd b Pba turn be made to the Court
 NELSON J. "A AYLING, Judge.
 Attest: FANNIE C. CHURCH
 apr2Sd Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
FOR sSLE.
20 Acre Farm

We'll divided into moving, pasture. and woodland. Large 12-room house, painted white and in first class condi- tion; one barn 26 by 30, with base ment, another 24 by 30; one wagon shed 16 by 30; hay barn 20 by 24; crib, wood house and several henneries.. This farm is well watered, has cran- berry bog, some timber, plenty of wood and abundance of fruit: 50 acres of machine worked fields in high state Of cultivation. Will keep IS head Of stock and pair of horses This place is op macadam road, a short dis tauce from one of the best markets. On account of sickness the owner de- sires to sell. The price is right. Pos- session given immediately Inspection invited.
 WILLIAM A. WILCOX,
 Real Estate Broker, Al West Broad Street, Room 12,
 Westerly, R. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
lf. $ oqIlla oN IoAI0n1

0 Vnu1ovl1I6 and Ust1on Dtotqree et <ne
 ss<eS Pictures as the 1rssd The
 ;rusuri ct poli's Theater.
 iTwiSk Poa<, No. 1. q. A. K.. meets IVY HIT&in4ham< <Hemertnl.
 1SF1@sr Lc1ee; No 4s, of P.s
 Sni n. 'H Oseood Lodge. No; 692os w o. Q M. M. r.. meets in fonemeh zs, 4.1&&s o1cxr. No. 90. Y. 0. of A.. cneels in Fcresters' Hall. E6rwich Stationary Eneineers' Asspvl &12 3Son NO 6 meets In Bill Block. V:r9Iuia Dare Council. No 25, ID. o1 e. m5ets at ss Union street.