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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-24
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-12

Sum. Moon Ana Tides.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-12
3,5OO LODGE AT GARDNER LAKE
To Be Dedicated At Camp Massapeack Friday Evening 100 Boys Will Have Visit from Their Benefactor George D. Pratt of BrookIyn-45 Acres of Land Owned by Camp

The 100 boys at Camp Massapeack. Gardner Lake, are looking forward with keen anticipation to Friday, when they are to have a visit from George D. Pratt of Brooklyn, N. Y., who gave the site for their camp. MT Pratt will come up in his car. accompanied by E. H. Mays chairman of he boys depart ment committee of the Brooklyn Y. M. c. A. There is to be the formal dedication of the $3,500 George D. Pratt lodge, built this year for the camp, the boys will give an up-to- date minstrel show and MT. Pratt will pre- sent g elegant prizes to the winners in the series of Olympic games run ming last week and this at the camp.
 This camp has 45 acres of land and a quarter mile lake front. This year there are IA tents. each 12x14 feet. The lodge is 100 feet long and is equipped with every substantial comfort. The boys have tennis court, athletic field, swimming dock. fleet of boats, etc. There is a first class colored chef and assistant From reveille at 645 till lights out" at 9.15 each days sport and work is systematized for the boys-who range from F to 17--by their director. Blake w. Godfrey of Brooklyn, who has had 15 years ex- perience in camp work for the Y. M, C. A.
 The camping season begins June 2S
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-12
DON'T WAIT
Take Advantage of a Norwich Citi-
 zen's Experience.

When the back begins to ache,
 Don't wait until backache becomes chronic;
 Till kidney troubles develop;
 Till urinary troubles destroy nights rest
 Profit by a Norwich citizens ex- perience.
 Mrs. Henry Dearing, 4S9 E. Main Street. Norwich, Conn, says: T suf- fered terribly from pains in my back, caused by disordered kidneys 1 was unable to turn over in bed and sound sleep was out of the question. If stopped, sharp twinges darted through my body and 1 could hardly straighten. My feet became swollen and other parts of my body bloated. I was treated by doctors, but wasn't helped. When learned of Doan's Kidney Pills I began using them. They made me feel like different person.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States
 Remember the name-Doan's-a and take no other.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-12
FISHING FOR JEWELRY
 AT BOTTOM OF RIVER. incentive for Mantle Anglers is Pro- vided by New York Woman.


 Numerous attempts have been made to recover the leather handbag dropped by Mrs. J. A. Bownes of New York when she fell into the Mantle river from the bridge at Golden Spur on Thursday evening, but up to the pres ent time these have been unsuccess- ful. The bag contained $25 in cash and jewelry to the value of $1,000. in- cluding a diamond lavalier a diamond brooch and diamond pin. In the hope of further stimulating the search for the yaluableS. the owner Monday offered a reward of $10O for their re- covery.
 It is thought that this may prove an incentive for those who visit the river to obtain clans and crabs to be observant of the bottom and of the grass along the shore. where the bag may have lodged.
 An ingenious method was tried by friend of Mrs. Bownes to locate the offered a suSg gestion of the possibility of doing it on larger scale. The friend took pocket electric fiashlight with the switch turned on and enclosed it in glass fruit jar. This he lowered by string to the bottom of the river near the bridge, where the water is about IS feet deep. It was hoped in this way te illuminate the bottom. The light was not sufficiently powerful, however, and could not be seen at all from the surface of the river. 1t is thought that by using a powerful in candeseent light the idea might be carried out.
 Mrs Bownes has completely recov- cred from the effects of her accident and IS inclined to take her loss phil osophicaliy.
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since the opening of the season, have returned to their home on Warren street.
 Mir. and Mrs William Graves and daughters of DanieIson have taken the Solid Comfort cottage at Logan street, Oakland Beach. for the month of Au- gust.
 party of young women from Plain field made up of Misses Marjorie Brad fora Dorothy Doolen. Annie Filling Florence Wibberly, Mamie Doolan, An nie Frazier. Ruth Hall. Edith Peterson, Rhoda Marland, Henrietta Hall, The resa Sullivan and Annie Stubbs have been spending the past week at the Norwich choir boys bungalow at Pleasant View, where most enjoyable outing was had
 MT, and Mrs. Henry Bacon of Willi- mantle were guests of friends in this city the early part of the week. max ing the trip with a party of friends in their automobiles.
 It Norwich. arrived at Pleasant View early in the week, where he will spend his ten days vacation
 Miss Stella E.. Chapman, who has been spending a couple of weeks with relatives at Newport, has returned to her home in North Windham
 The Misses Lyons of Mckinley ave- nue, Norwich are registered among the latest arrivals at the Spring house, Block Island.
 Miss C1arissa Mitchell of Yantie is visiting this week at the home of Mrs. Frank Pendleton at Potter Hill.
 Mrs Frederick c. CroweH of Nor wich spent several days the past week with friends in Westerly.
 MT. and Mrs. G. Clark and Miss Dorothy Smith of Bristol are staying at the Mantle cottage at Quonochon- nf A11or
 Miss Laura Savage of Norwich is spending the remainder of the summer at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Sam uel Hearn, of Ashaway.
 MT. and Mrs Daniel Preston of Norwich are registered at the St George hotel at ouonochontaug for this month
 Miss Lillian Cough. Miss Elsie Fill more, Miss Christina Miller. Miss May Leather, Miss Helen Bailey. Miss May Graham, Miss Mildred Fillmore and Mrs Frank Sylvia of Norwich are spending two weeks at the Wheeler cottage at Pleasant View.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hyde and MT. and Mrs. Clinton Brink of Canterbury were among the guests entertained the past week by MT. and Mrs. w. H. Nichols at the summer cottage at Old Buttonwoods.
 Rev J. Eldred Brown of Norwich has charge of the services at the Episcopal chapel. St. Ann's by the Sea, Block Island, during the month of Au- gust.
 Rollin c. Jones of Norwich has join ed Mrs. Jones and family for a stay of ten days at the Watch Hill house, Watch Hill where the latter have been for several weeks.
 Prof and Mrs. Jepson of Noank, who have been enjoying themselves at Block Island for a couple of weeks, have returned to Lighthouse Point New Haven.
 Earl Spicer, Franklin Lord and Thomas Tracy of Norwich are tenting on the beach at Pleasant View for a few weeks.
 Mrs F. B. Laihy of Norwich was a guest at the Ocean View house, at Block Island, the past week.
 MT and Mrs. Emory l.. Tubbs of Danielson are the guests of the latter $ brother, c. H. Baggs, and family at their. summer cottage at River View for a few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-12
ALONG THE R. |. BEACHES.
More Eastern Connecticut Visitors Than Ever Are Enjoying Shore Life.

The close, muggy, sultry, dogday weatHer of the. past week has sent an unusual number of the residents of southeastern Connecticut into this. state in search of cooler conditions at the country places or along the shores of NarraganSett bay and the Atlantic seaboard
 Miss Ellen Carpenter and Miss Louise Carpenter of Oneco are the. guests of Edward Carpenter and fam :, fly at SlatersviIie for couple of. weeks,
 Thomas Bedford of P1ainville is en- toying il few days vacation among relatives and old time friends in Ash :. away and at Watch Hill. Early in the week he was the guest of his sister, MFs, George Idwten, and family at AshawaY.
 Mrs, Franik Scho1es and family of Norwich are having an attended va fatieA at the hea1e of her mother, Mrs. William H. Salisbury. of Webb street, PaWtueket,
 Afg and Mrs, Joseph q, Kianeeatnis of Norwich are enjoying the hospital jtF ef the feFaaeris brother. William KiRRea9Iaa, of PaWtH elketSat his sdm= meF cottage near CeHimicuE;
 Mrs Thomas MRi3faeme, Miss Alice McBreeme, Miss Vera McBreeme and Leonard McRreeHe of JeWett City have been spending the past week with relatives at RiEerpeint.
 ME. and Mrs, James MuliH and fam fly af Norwich, who have been aocu- psiRg eettage at Pleasant View
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c. J. McGarry was visitor at Ocean Beach Sunday.
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Proper Thing Now Is to
 Peel Of Soiled Skin
(From Beauty's Mirror.)


 Those who abhof sticky, greasy, snlnY, streaked compIex xions should re = ltBlously avoid creams. powders and olfses thebe heated days. There's no reel Tor them, anyway, since the vfr- ttlGS e.f mercoiized wax have become xltoNil, No amount of precipitation Nthl Ss,f't lcc any evidence that you've E. 9n pasilis tine wax, As it Is applied Ing. the complexion never looks like a makerup; MePcolized wax gradually takes off bad complexion, instead of dtdlng anythins ta make it worse It has lufse of the disadvantages of cos la9flcEs and aocemplishes much more in Ee9 Fins thB complexion beautifully wkfte, satiny and Youthful, Just get a't ounce of it at your druggists and see what a-feW days trea tn eht will do. Use like es1d cream
 Another effective summer Urea trent heat tending te cause wrinkles and fabbiness-is q skin -tightener made by dlSsolVing l es. powdered saxonIe in 1s Pt, witch haael Is use Jas a face pa tal leaves Re tEaee.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-12
IDEAL CLUB
Meets With Preston Plains Member Modelling Contest Follows Formal Programme.

There was a full attendance at the Saturday evening meeting of the Idea. club at the home of Appleton Main of Preston Plains, The following pro- granIne was offered by the entertain Irieht@ corrlrnirtee.s Club song, Blue and Gold, club; recitation, Mrs. Pitts; pi- ano solo, Evening Chimes, Miss Ruth Richardson; recitation, Mrs. Pitts; round singing, John Hollowell, John Peckham Ernest Richmond, Henry Rates; reading, Miss Hazel Richard son; club song, Of Course, That's Us, club
 A unique clay modelling contest was then entered upon by those present. The judges. Mrs. John Richardson and Dr. and Mrs. Pitts, declared the prize winners to be Miss Marcia Pendleton, who exhibited a lifehke frog, and Chas. Burdick, who showed a giraffe so well modelled that the ladies thought 1t should be chained outside.
 Luncheon was served and social time enjoyed for the remainder of the evening.
 Saturday afternoon, the 18th. the club will journey by trolley to Atlantic Beach for the afternoon and evening,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-12
BEAR AT OLD MYSTIC.
Deacon Isaac Geer Had a Visitor
 While Feeding Turkeys.

Deacon Isaac c. Geer of Old Mystic went on Sunday morning to feed his large flock of turkeys when he saw h large animal standing up looking ever a wall with ears erect. Soon after the creature came tufnbling over the wall knocking off several stones. MF. Geef then saw that 1t was 8 large black bear, He rushed to the house for his gun. Members of the family and nearby nsighbofs turAed out with guns but the bear had disappeared and could not be found, Sunday aftefReeH several men went eut with hounds te search fer the animal. It was learned later that the day before the bear was seen in the Gales Ferry sectisa. Deer are plentiful lH that vicinity. and some state that bears follow the deer, e0Fa- ing from Maine They are extremely fond of hucklepeFries and hiackbeTries and haunt places where the berries grow,
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and lasts until Sept ?. Each tent has it's leader and these leaders con- pose the life saving crew, and man the lifeboat which patrols during the swimming time There is a camp physician, pr. A. R. Shirley graduate of P. & S., hospital tent with equip ment, etc. but the boys are far too husky and healthy to need this service very much
 The camp was instituted as far back as 1908 as Camp Central by the Y M c. A. Central association of Brooklyn, N. Y The Sunday School Athletic league of the same city ran camp by the same lake for some years. This stslson they have combined and the selection of an able, we'll equipped leader like MT. Godfrey has done much to insure the success of the camp, which is in the main self supporting the average weekly expense to each boy being S6.50.
 The campers come up by, the New fork boat, reaching Norwich by train and are taken to camp in automobiles. When the regular season ends Director Godfrey plans to bI@9ss them up for week end visits, for nutting parties. etc.
 On Sunday sports are suspended and there is a religious exercise at noon. All is non-sectarians the camp boys of all denominations.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-12
Brief News Items

The tracks on Central avenue are be- ing repaired.
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FUNERAL.
Blanche AIdea St, Amour.

With a good attendance the funeral of Blanche Aidea St. Amour, daughter of Mir and Mrs Edward St. Amour, was held from .the heme of her par ents, No. South E street, Saturday .morning at S.3e o'clock, A mass of requiem was held at the Sacred Heart church at o'clock, Rev P l.. Massi- cotte officiating and with the French choir in attendance. The bearers were Joseph I4aroche of Occum, Joseph Bo1rgious, Alphonse Teller and Ed ward St. Gernlain, and burial was in St, Marys cemetery. Greeneville There were many beautifuI floral remem- branees Undertaken Grant had charge of the arrangements.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-12

l.. A. Tiliinghast has returned after spending two weeks in New York and New Haven.
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Personals
 Eugene Sullivan of Hartford is the guest of relatives and friends here.
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The Best Pain Killer

Bucklens Arnica Salve when ap- piled to a cut, bruise. sprain. burn or scald. or other injury of the skin wils immediately remove all pain. E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton. Me. says:- Tt robs cuts and other injuries of their terrors- As healing remedy it's equal don't exist" Will do good for you. Only 25c, at The Lee and Osgood Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-12
Forty Years ia ths West.

Afr and Mrs C. N SMeetser of Weeaside are entertalainG Mr and Mrs. C. w. Richardson of Mt. Morris, Mich., also Miss Juliette Richmond of Preston. MT Richardson is brother to Mrs. Sweetser and has resided in the west for the past forty years
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Renstn al, Miiis ta.. ciase.

ca acco4Ht of the funeral of JeAa w. DanielsoR, late president of the PaRemah company. which will be held today (Tuesdayl, the PoAemah mills win close at II q FE feF the remainder of the day The salesreeta will aise be closed at that hour for the aay
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Guests at WhinnoorwiII Farm.

Mir and Mrs. Kinsman Pinkham, Mr. and Mrs, George Haskell and daugh- ter, Marian, of Cranston, R. L. MT. and Mrs. l.. V. Whitford and Mrs. A. M. Parkhurst of Jewett City and Miss c. O. Whitford of Norwich were Sun day visitors of the Misses Whitford at Whippoorwill. South Canterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-12

Mir. and Mrs. Louis Olsen Mrs. Charles Lillibridge and son Clarence and Miss Bessie Bushnell of the Scotland road, were at the Drawbridge Friday where they were successful in securing many crabs
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Scotland Road Sunday School.

At Scotland road hall Sunday after noon there was a session of the Sun day school, the assistant superinten- dent, Mrs. William B. Wilcox, being in charge. The appearance of the hall and sheds is much improved by the new paint-White for the hall and brown for the sheds.
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Mrs. H. F. Andrews and two chil- dren, Curtis and Leon, of Chicago are visiting Mrs Andrews sister, Mrs. J. w. Mckinley; of Thirteenth street
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Felix ]. Keenan and John Francis Keenan of Norwich, are passing the week with their cousin. John McCar- thy of the Scotland road.
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Meetina on the Rooks.

There was a good attendance at the Endeavor meeting which was held Sunday evening on Meeting House rocks L. Stanley Gay was in charge. Arthur Kruck with his cornet led the singing.
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Theodore sEIliasen and David Camp bell, the popular drug clerk, are spend ing this week at Block Island. They are having a very enjoyable vacation at the island.
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DIED.

WIILIAMs-In New London, Aug. g. 1913, Mary A, widow of Capt. James M. Williams, aged S3 years. BROWNING-In Norwich. Aug. H. 1s1S Edward Jerome Browning of this city. aged 21 years. Notice of funeral hereafter.
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Miss Helen Dyson. who has been visiting her classmate, Mrs. c. J. Abell of East Town street, returned today (Tuesday) to Auburn, R. l.
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The water department has force of men laying a new water pipe from the main on Central avenue to the prop- erty of John Carroll on Central avenue.
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MT and Mrs. H. l.. Warrington of Washington street leave today Clues day) to visit relatives in West North field, Mass.
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Mrs. J. Harwood has returned to her daughters home on Thirteenth street after spending a year in Chicago and the month of July at Webster lake, Webster. Mass
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Special Masses at St. Mary's Church
 Friday-Locai Activities.

The Feast of the Assumption, which falls next Friday, the 18th. will be ob- served in St Mary's church with mass es at ,, and o'clock.
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Tn NeW Horne.

Mir. and Mrs. Charles A. Gager moved Monday from East Great Plain to the house at. the corner of West Town street and Wauwecus Hill road which Mr. Gager recently purchased
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NOTICE

MT. John W. Danielson, President of the Ponemah Mills, died at his home in Providence, R. L. last Saturday at S.3o a. m.
 Funeral will be held at his home in Providence at twelve o'clock on Tues day.
 Out of respect to his memory the Ponemah Mills will shut down today at eleven o'clock for the day. The Ponemah Salesreom will also be closed for the day at eleven o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-12

George -LePan of Belleview farm took a business trip to Jewett City and vicinity recently.
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Annie O'Connor, Elizabeth O'Connor, Della Connolly, Tessie Finnegan of Bridgeport and James L. Kingsley of Norwich.
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NORWICH TOWN
Endeavorers Gather on Meeting House Rocks-SociaI and Personal Items of Local Interest.

Prof Allen Latham left Monday on a; trip, to Marengo, Hi.
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After spending the week end with relatives on Boswell avenue. T. A. Riet of Portchester, N Y. left Monday for Schenectady, where ne will pass the remainder of this week
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Mir and Mrs Daniel Maynard and son James, of Hartford. were week end guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank w. Barber of Plain Hill.
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Mr and Mrs. William W. Babcock of Springfield. Mass. returned this week after a visit with their aunt, Mrs. James Ray of Elm avenue.
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Mrs Adelbert Geer was at her for mer home in Scotland for a day or two this week
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Miss O'Brien of Canton. Mass was the guest this last week of friends on Elm avenue.
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MT, and Mrs. John Enright and fam ily have returned to New Jersey, after visiting MT. Enright's parents on Eiev- enth street @AS t37
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Mir and Mrs. George Guard of Wash ington street have as their guest Miss Mary D. White. whose home is in Port Chester, N. Y
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THE WEATHER.
Forecast fer Today.

For Southern New England; Fair Tuesday: Wednesday fair with slowly rising temperature; moderate variable winds.
 Predictions from the New York Her. aid: On Tuesday it will be clear, with moderate temperature and light north westerly to westerly winds, becoming variable.
 The outlook for Wednesday is gen erally fair, with. slowly rising temper :, sture.
 Observations in Norwich. The following records reported from Sevin's pharmacy show the changes dn temperature and the barometric changes Monday:
 Ther Bar. d. lH ..... 0J oU-Uo 12 m. D SOUS ! D P III. .9...''. do oV.1o Highest S9, lowest 59.
 Comparisons. Predictions for Monday: Clear and cooler.
 Mondays weather: Clear. following showers, and cooler.
 Sum. Moon dpd Tides.
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Entertained at Dinner.

Mrs. Frank B. Ray entertained at dinner on Sunday Mrs. Lucinda Ray and MT. and Mrs. Stewart C. Green man of Canterbury road, the Misses
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has returned after spending several days with relatives and friends here. MT. Fleetord made the trip by motor
 cycle.
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Miss EstelIe Ethier of Arctic, R. l., is spending a few weeks with Mir and Mrs. P. H. Ethier of Central avenue.
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Mrs. Alice Hines is spending a month with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Crepeau of Central avenue Ska9f
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Mrs. Carrie Searles and William Douglass of Mystic were recent guests of Mrs. Charles Lillibridge at her home on the Scotland road.
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Mrs. H. A. Latham of Lancaster Mass, is visiting her son and daugh- ter law, MT and Mrs Allen Lathem of Norwich Town
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Jeremiah Reardon of North CarofiHAs is spending some time at the home of his parents on Eleventh street.
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GREENEVHLE NEWS

Six hours after high water 1t is low tide. which Is followed by flood tide
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TAFrVILLE
P. w. C. Bake to e6 Held at Draw bridge Sunday-AthIetic Programme Arranged.

Arranged.
 Nearly all the arrangements for the Dig bake of the Ponemah Wheel club to be held Sunday at the Drawbridgs have been completed. The committee in charge has arranged a sport pro- gramme, and throughout the day run- ming, Jumping, rope pulling. a ball game and other sports will be in vogue. The ball game will be played between the regular team of the Wheel club and picl<-up team managed by Will liam Wohlleben, and present in- dicatlons are that it will be one of the attractive features of the day, The club will take a band with them and there will be music In plenty. The bake will be preparetd by the Benoit- Sullivan C1ambake club, The mem bers and their friends will make the trip to and from the grounds by train, leaving. on. the o'clock train and re- turning about o'clock
 Personals
 Eugene Sullivan of Hartford is the guest of relatives and friends here.
 l.. A. Tillinghast has returned after spending two weeks in New York and New Haven.
 Earl Woods left Monday for a two weeks visit in St Paul, Minneapolis and St. Louis.
 Misses Elizabeth and Florence We'll Pleasant View Sunday.
 Sydney Fleetwood of New Bedford
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Francis Reardon of Bridgeport is at his home on Eleventh street for a few days.
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P. H. Ethier of Central avenue was in Willimantic on a business trip Mon- day.
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Charles Ladd has accepted a position with the U. s. Finishing Co.,
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ohn Barwell of Twelth street has returned, after spending a week at Lords Point
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The sidewalk in front of St. Mary. church is being repaired
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Lawn Fete.

St. Mary's parish is now completing arrangements for the second lawn fete of the season, to be held this month. The Cadillac orchestra will furnish music for the evening and whist and forty five will be enjoyed The lawn fete will be in charge of the same committee that handled the last affair
 so admirably. The net proceeds of the affair will be applied to parish needs.
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Earl Woods left Monday for a two weeks visit in St. Paul, Minneapolis and St. Louis.
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Misses Elizabeth and Florence We'll CT Of Front street were visitors at Pleasant View Sunday
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sydney Fleetwood or New Bedford