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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19

Qouis u. Sdredb, Der als elmer Der
6aupt8eugen fir bic 4ntlage gilt, ntro
permtbt. gBie 9sreberid 8. GoltDea,
Der dnqeblihe ReprdIentant oes Sou<
perneurg an WoQ Str., bate duh
Sdredp iid gepeigert, getDtfe 5rager
su beantporten, Qls er Dor Dus Trdtp@
lep Gomn,ittee gerufen puroe, uno
feline 9erbaftung tpegen Uttba4tung
oes Gerifts tpuroe angeoronet.
Die QnpGlte Sul3ers fino Die fol>
aenoen: Gli6u Root IT,, .. Gaop Ser
rid, o5rbing g. 9ann, 5arDep ..
Sinman, Quiten 9. Jor uno Sames
Gan gorbon. unb bic 0nndlte fir
bic Qntldge: alton 9. Barter, Sohn
g. 5tanhfielo, Gogar 3. 8radett,
eugene 2am6 Ridarbs. SSiooor 5.
areIIel, 9iram 6. 1obO uno Senoers
ION BED.
Der gouperneur fam ipdbreno oea
Sdges niht mad Dem SopitoI. fonberr
bIieb in isinsr Qmtsnobnung, behteit
ober FortnGbreno SiibIung nit Der
8oradneen i'm 4ntIugegeri6t. Gr oers
brq6te lGngere 3eit het Ietner 9emab:
| lin, NIT Der er bic Uioglt6teiten oes
gro3sFes bsIpruh, uuo fpdter hatt'
.r ldnoere aouferenseu nit ieinen an:
ndlter. 4lIs, bic ibn iaben, ertldreH
oaB CT Tb in better 8eiuuobeit beftn'
bet uno poasr 3uOeriic1t Guf 5rst
| iprsdung 1T.
l8ou Der aiiemblD Der
| aftet.
Eic gtIiemblp uabru ipat in De
INuht cine 9feiolution an, bic Dol
ISem ,Siihrer Der Moioritdt, 2eop etn
qereitt Duroe, oaB sSames s. 9arrl
ion luegen W1iBahtltna Der Aiiembip
Iinoem er iih getpeigert, geruiIie ira
laen gu beantrporteu, perbaitet meroal
ioue. 8arriion Duroe ounm aud DO
6em Sergaont-atarms nah Dtttter
uadJt Uerbnftet uno Dem Sberltt uber
IUieien.
! 8arriion bate bebauptet, baB Wttt
elisoer Der 4Femblp NIT Gelo beito
den poroen isisn, um fir Die antlags
Reiolutipn gegeu GouD. Sul5er g.
Itimmen. 2lls sr uufgeforoert tpurot
oies 3u tpi0srrufsn, tpeigerte er iih II
qsno etpas gu iagsn, tpenn ibm MD
geitattet peroe, fih eiHen anpalt 3
|, fitern. Gr oslttste on, odB sr auf fst
uer gebouptung beiteben peroe, nHo
. puroe oaraufbin perhaftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19
Mushem Otutfdtn Reia.

Nus BEN Oeufi ntH UeiU.
Berlin, 18. Sspt. Die qrin5eii!n
Sopbfa pom Gohien.Deimarsgiisn16
bot fih tpdbrsno Der lebtsu RGht IN
oem S6loiIe sbres 0aters. Des Yrlns
sen Dilbelm, IN 5eiOelbers erihofen.
3usrlt bisb ss. ooB bic grtnaeliin
einem 5ersihlG9 srlegen lei. ipatsr
tpurbe aber bic W1brheit augelfoHoen.
Die prinsefin mar am 70. Jus1 70
Sabre alt geporeen.
Dor sinigen Wsonaisu bisb e, ooB
bie grinseTin NIT 5ons OOE 8ltihs
r5cer, sinsm Watslieo oes srObeH Ss:s
liner 9onfb1uits, psrlobt isl. Jar
@aier ertlGrR dber oas Oeriht Do
r:als fir untpdhr.
Die qrinssiIin Sophia ipuroe IN
Ger lesten 3eit rpieoerbolt IN 0sleus
ffoft bes iunssn gantisrs seIeben. uno
es mar Elm 4eriiGt i'm umlauf oaB
Ods paor beidJIofsn babe, itd 81 pei'
rotRn, irob Der SppoiittoR ots
prinseH Wil1elm.
QriuasfIiu Sophie mar cine i6oue,
uuosnUhnlih popui1re unD lisbenss
lpiiroiae iungs DAME. Sie bate lit|
tbotidhlih nit SaHs pom Bleltrooer
psrlpbt. Der regiersnoe grcbher3oG
Grnit DON SadlsnMeimdr bate abe,
bic 0erbeirathung oss iuHgen yaores
itrena perboten, ss lei benn. bab oi'
prinwTIin auf ibren Rang uno alls
ibre Sitel persi6is, mas 81 thuH ~
iih ipeissris.
Die prinseiiin unb ihrt gltsrn ma
rsn In Stibslberg iehr bslisbt. neil ~
arobes Jntsreiis fir ods aligsnsin'
gDcblsrgeben beftnbeten nno Die ar
men rihli1 unteriiiiBien, obgleit Del
Batter teinespegs Elm rsi1sr Ulann uni
otsipuneen ifi, pon elmer 4ppanaee 81
l,ben. Die ibm Der GrOBbersOg ernt
bepilIiate. dis 6dupt Der JaMilt'
perbct b<r Grobbtr3cg bie ebs nit e.
mem Wonns aus nieoersm Stano
grins Dilbelm ioa bic ehe begiin'tis
bdben, mar ober nidt I'm Sidroe. -ii'l
obbdngig gu bon0eln. neil sr fInan3iel
pom Dem GrobbsrSoe abbdngig III.
Geit Der antiinoiglng DER Derlo
bung in bic prin3eifin b6ufig IN 5sl
belbera in GeIsnIhaft bes iungsl
9leihr5ber seieben tDorbsn. De
iunas Monn bat mehrere Sabre i
b<ioslberg ituotrt uno bat I'm Isstsl
gpintsr iein Tottprs Grnmsn beiionosr
Giner geriion sifclet bat fih bi
g,rinsefTin nm 6 llbr Wcfgsns sr
iboiIsn. gdln bdrduf tpuroe iis nol
ihrer 3ofe als asi6e olifsefuHbsn.
Gin Gruber Der prinSeifin. prin
6trmann, trnt Dor Elm paar Sabre
aus Der Mrmss aus. Gr lieb fih /
aonbon nitDsr unh bsirathste sins ito
lisuiiGe Ghauipislerin. Oe8nunssr
ouf Rung unb 1itel 81 persinter
nabm sr ben Ramsn Grof Oithsim al
aur bic 8tthsiIisung a
Banana paeifie.
aAstellung.
Die l3eihnungsn fur bic beutId
H<tbeiliguns an Der BANANA pafifi
alusjtsIIuug in Gan 5poneiseo sebt
flott porcn. Die .odmburgs4 s4merit.
Qinis. p<un leiienbsr Self. Genera
bireftrr afIteri HoIIin, mad otm ii
Istn1nbeb Rsj6sio bss ossti@eH D
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19
WetterberiAt.

Tfir Ohio unb bos fpeitllHe
gennInlbonien: llnbeitimmtes unD ets
iDds udrmerss Dettsr ON Greitag. Nm
Gdmitag if0nes Detter. Seitlihe bis
fiibrFtIifk 4pinoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19
Die ReuuiOuoer g. u. R

& b noogd, 5eHn., 18.
September. 8eneraI 2llfrsp 9. Beers,
Der Obertommanbeur Der .@rQuo
4rmp of tbe Republit", perlos am
0onnerItaa in Der eriten 8eT6Gftsz
f;Bunq Der Organization rpGbreno ibz
Ter AZ. SGbres z4eunion ieinen/ sSabe
resberitt. gs gebt oardus berppr, bdB
p0hreub oes am 81. DECEMBER beenz
beteH s5dbres mebr ais II 900 Unions
peteransn geftorRn fino. Die Srguniz
fattOn bat iest nod 10000 UtitgIies
Ger.
gtur WitgIiebsr Der o. u. 81. tpur=
ben AZ nem 4uoitoriuu, in pelaem
bic SiBung itGttfano, 5ugeIaffeu. Que
sSrauen unb 3ipiltfteu puroen ausgsz
i9loifeu uHp e purbeH audi nur Be
tsransu eiugelaFen, bic Die 9arOle
GETTYSBURG" Qeben tpHnten.
Spdt am Rabmittag Purbe SDbn
6. Sauter ppr pittsburg, Bd., gum
SbsrtommdHbeur- Der 8eteransniobne
srpdhlt. Die oRceren geamten, bic err
pGbIt ipHroen, iino: 6arrp g. Strett.
Baltimore, Senior 8t3ez&ommdns
oeur: Robert 80. 9ieie, CHATTANOOGA,
| sfunipr 8i3es&ommanoeur; 5eHrg 3,
BeiIer. Bolton. Diuiam 9. Mopnis
ben, Roheitsr unb Gharles 6. 8ebHte
/ ct. Gouis Wtttolieper pes gretu:
tioratbes.
Die 8eamten oes Bomen's Rslie'
Gprps BON Der g. u. g., bic erpdbl
rpuroeu iinp: Grau Soa 9. NfcRioe
S:ynbianapoIis, prGfibentin; 5ral
Gloe u. Isurrsn, glainolQe, Conn,
/ Senior 8iSeprGiiosntin; Srau Mab1
lia u. 4rher, CHATTANOOGA, Sunio'
8iseprGiiosntin; Trau abbie 2puh
9ittsburg, Sdabmeiitsriu, uno Jrul
Sdrub 7. BRADFORD. Gtpingitou
mout., Gaplarir.
q a h fpri5uugsn mad ben
8orleben g Sdmibts uuo
Or. Wurets.
Rem gprt, 18. Sept. - 0d
9eipeismuterial, oas Die goli3ei Stiit
fir StId sufammsnbriugt, oeutet or
bab Der in gerbinoung nit ben 9loten
fdlf6ungen bes pe9eu Der Grmoroun
Der 4nnd 4umiilIsr perbafteten prit
tiers Sans SdHtot per6aftste 3abr
dr8t Or. Grnit Wuret in pieI sngere
8e3iebungen Su ShUiot geitanoeu ba
dls er 8u3ugeben tpillens lit.
Der Qrieiter, oefIen Reht, ben glo
men gu fiibrsu, ben er trGat, iebt Togo
r in 5raee geltelt ptro. fdngt an Il
8efdngniB miirriih 5u rperoen IN
, Ipri6t nur penig. Wluret betunnte ii
, nGbreno sss cages I'M @efdugni
I Itulcig, einsn RepoIper in ieinem s.
1 Iis gebabt gu baben. Dieis IHtIa9e
: aber nur cine 5ormaIitdt uno Bat b
3ped, ibn feItboIten 81 t0nneu, nal
n reno bic llnt&riuhung nit Se8ug al
] iein 8orlebsn nit gr0bter Gusrg
Deitergefiibrt rpirb.
Der 9ieuooz 3abnurSt, Der unter De
= ihieoenen Ramsu in Gbtcago, in Gn
Lamb unb auf benz aontinent aIs 2lr
pratti8irt Su baben ideint, bate /
9oIisei fnon BON Qnfang an fir elm
: glutsperipanotsn 56miots sebaIte
, bic ruGbreno oes Sugss ans Qihaffe
|, burg eingetroHene Ra6riht, oaB mt
il bort Der Qniitt fei, Utlret lei {
b Better S6miots, glameus abol
n Muller, perurIodte besbalb tstue gro
ueberrafbung. Wtiiller uuo S1mt
II poren intiuis SsrettRoe. Wtiiler, {
b GouFmann, lebte In Main3. gr beg
De iin ppn bort nah 5dmburg uno ie
te benz III er perfhipunoer.
# Mdhrenb bes 5ages puroe al
]. burh ben Mann, Der bic fir bic y
ltsatSHHuggsH psrpsnSstsa Ea2p
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19
getraseriI6s Il uteri arif 6

GoIumbus, Sbio. Is. Sept. -
5taatssSetretGr 9rapss bat 10000
pon ben 10000 lInterfhrifteu auf pes
tttiunen, bic ein Rsisrsuoum iiber bas
Oreeus, 8aruese uno Rilpatrtds sSeIes
foroeru, ais bstriigsriia uuo oahsr
ungitti8 befuHoeu.
Die Gutihsiouug ftiist iih auf Die
Qlusiaoen Don .. 8. Worsau, Der Die
uutsrI6riftsu seprift bat ltHo psrihEes
oeuer 9etsttips. bic Der Staat aHgss
iteIIt bat.
u. u. gsmplin uutsrbrsitste cine bes
itnDorene QusIage oes uuterIhri1tsns
SammIsrS Games 9srrIng, oaB CT On
5000 Ronn aus sinem aorebs uno
Selepbonbuh abgei5risben uuo aut
qetitipuen seiest babe. Die Elm RsTsa
rsHoum iiber oas 9rsens9eies oerIans
qeu. Inter bieisu llmitdnoen ntro
ihperlia cine abitimmung ii6er bic
brei oben srpGbutsu 9eiese erfplgeR
tonnen.
| iDesperfu6ten qetitio ens
Diebfa9ls angelic st.
| GIepeIduo, S6io, Is. Sept. -
Die GrGnos Jurp pon Gupaboga go.
bat 6. Wseetinion aus RupoIson uno
| I. .. GarguIo aus atroH angetlagt,
SAP lie psrIu6t ba6sn, getitionen, I'm
oas Wornes= unn GilpatrIds8sieb BEN
| golte su untsrbreiteu. aus ben glros
Der Gbio gquitp QHoeiatiou 5u itehlen
| Die gFpeiatiou bat es ith 5ur 4ut'
aabe 9siteQt, benz 8olte ole'e 9eies'
3ur 4bitimmung 3u unterbretten.
Rad ben 4usIageH DOR Der 9rdno'
! Surp mar Meetiniou Der 5uhrer eins'
G3ruppe BON 9pliti,ern, ipeIhe Elm Re
fersnbum iiber bic erlpdbntsn 8eIeB
perhineern polts uno als es thu
uitt eeIuns, cine geniigenoe au8ah
poa antsri6riftens sSammIern ourd
Celo auf feline Site 81 bringsn. bab
er periuht, in 9emeinIhaft NIT Gar
ooulo cine ansabl getitionen aus oel
| giros Der GquItp Anoelatton fort3a
| ihuifen.
i 6. R. 9ullen puroe angstlast, etnst
Falihen Gib in gssug uuf eine psti
tiou gsihporsn Su haben.
$438O sefts bleu.
ct. aouis, mo-. Is. Sept. :
Gin padet, bas $4380 in 8aar I'm
lsiht pertGufli9en gbeds euthiel
tpuroe bier am 9onneritag IN Gid
BON WilIiam G'mtearu, Der oos Gel
! gebraat bate, BON nstnem gierpase
seitoblen.
Der Wagen bate Dor elmer Bar
/ dneehaIten, in Der S'Wieuru oas Gel
: oeponirsn Ioute, pGbreno sr bic pferi
, fsItbano ereriffsn stpsi gutgetleios
: iunge Mdnnsr oas patet, bas al
, osm autitstiis lag, ans lEisa D.
bon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19
6at ii6 am 7Omnerftag organi'trt

llnb Ti6 0anu Bis gum Jreitog Oerta8t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19

WV wv Os
Wtebr als IL, 600 8eteranen
wabreno bes lebten Sabres
geitOrbea.
eIobu @. Sautter boa Qittsbar8b
IA,
3um G6erfommnnoeur Der geteras
neftiobne erDablt.
gteherden in Sa6eu oes Sans
Ghmiot uno 2r. Ueuret.
gerlDegene aut0mobiL8 L8anoiter be-
rau6en BEL 8rpan, g., cine
GeiiegeieuihaTt.
II
4ur0en aber ipdter aQc 9rei etnge.
fangen.
II
Rou6moro in 8rano RaptoS, Wttt.
| -~Ss~
3Dei Glerts in eiHem SSupelierlaoell
getootet un0 elmer t0otlih
Derlest
| -@TS~
Bier 8ri0er in Stodton, W1o. auge'
tIagt, ibren 8ater ermoroet
3u baben,
! 80
I'M in ben 8eiit ieine5 8erulogen5 81
gelangen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19
MusIanDs Selegrapb
Cine prinS'Ilin a(s set6a'
mGr0irtn.
griuseiiin eopbie pSs saaieH'
gHeimar Giienah
6at si6 In bem Shiofie TIRES
Caters In 2eieslbers
erfhoHen.
gDh es fteint, neil ibr psrbcisn
ulros, fih nit oem iuns.H 3D.
TON Sans BON 8!eitrOSsr
sa psrm6bIen.
Die 25idbrige prinssfiin mar In 2eis
belbers iebr bsliebt.
limb ibr irasiihsr 9ob bat aassmstne
1rauer perurioht.
Die neue Observation-Disclosures Stsnas
befinitip feitseieBi.
lie getpesuns our unpffi8ielIen Be
tbsiIigurs 9eutihIanos an Der
ganamasg gacifie.Aas.
itenung
Dimulf it1ne(I urphe prcportionen an
0i. neu. bulsoriihstiirsiide Stsnas
befinitin feitseieBt.
gliHmt f6nea srOBs grOpOrsiOnsu an.

Gin 0arantisfOnos BON bier WsiIllonen
Dsart joa aufssbrahs tpsrteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19
u us neIl u n q

Die 3eihnungsn fur bic beutfhs
W<tbeilisuns an Der Banana paeifies
alusjsIuug in Gan 5roneiseo sebtH
flott poron. Die .6omburgy4 y4meritas
linie1. Denn leiienosr Geiif. Generals
birestrr AIteri 9ollin, mad osm 1bs
Istn1nbeb Rsj6sio bss bssti@eH Re.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19
Der oesbeutfhen 8ots
fmaftg Gebdnbss tn
Wnibington.

Tds neue nons fur tie Deurife
9ctiGaft in MafhinstOn iol btreits
i'm Sabre 1915 fsrtig gsItelt isin. Die
.3sii. AL iueId.r bos GebGnoe Su be-
sishen ift. III fd,cn beitimmt sprroen.
Dd Der adiisr ouf bic impoiantsfe
ausfiibruna bes nit btm sriten preis
ron 10000 Start eeir5nieH plans
bss Nerlintr proftiIors Bruno Wbb.
xiHa ED0tb I<as, 10 iine- Usiut Gtb6us
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limb ibr irasiidsr 9ob bat allssmstne
7rauer perurfoht.
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I'M in 0en 9eiib ieines 9eru0gens 5u
gelangen.
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grinseiiin eOpbie DON saaieH.
aSeimar Giienah

Die 25idbriss prinseiiin mar in 2sis
belbers iebr bsliebt.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04

Isaac Dwight Miner, retired grocer,
 cd Tuesday morning at his home In
 rwood after six days illness with ..e,lro- pneumonia, in his seventy sec snd year. He was born in North Ston- ngton. Aug. 8. 1s42, the son of Zeb- lion Brown and Huldah Maine Miner, md received a common school educa- ion in his home town and engaged III he business of farming. In 18to ne established in the grocery business eventually he broadened the business md conducted it successfully for seven FearS-
 Mir. Miner moved to East Greenwich n 1883, that his sons, Albert DW!gnt Miner and John Durward Miner mlght receive a better education than was sosSihle in their home town. He pur- shssed a store there and established s good business subsequently SeLLlS ao his son. A. D. Miner. and came 70 Westerly. Shortly afterWafQs ne snwaxed in the iron business in Prov Sence a member of the firm of Pee r.v Miner and Company. About 1891 ae sold his interest in the firm ana rpantered the grocery business m Providence where he had three stores
 MT. Miner returned to East Green wteh in 1893. purchased the HaWKlhs srTr store and converted 1t into 2 rarSatv store. Four years later Mir. Miner went to Mystic and established n arnra there. He sold this store 10 william l.. Maine in 1901. and came ln Paw+ucket, where he opened the Etore now conducted by son. He vas also interested in dry goods and notions store in Main street. He gent from Westerly to Norwood bought a store there and carried or business until his retirement Ioul Tesrs azo. Besides two sons, he is sur rived by Mrs. Miner.
 There was a prayer service at hlf home Wednesday afternoon, conducted Av Rev. Robert F. True, pastor O, Sorxood Baptist church. Ioaay lh' .o5v will be taken to North Stoning- Ion where the funeral services vii hs held in the Miner meeting house
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04

Rev. MT True officiating. Burial will be in the Union cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04

Rev. MT. True officiating. Burial Will be in the Union cemetery.
 The inventory of the estate of Jo- seph BurriIl Thompson was receIVed m the probate court in regular session Judge Edward NJ Burke presiding. The valuation was SIS, 5.O5. The inventory was approved and ordered recorded The inventory of the estate of Margaret Chapman, valuation S6, 5G945. was also received and ordered recorded
 Charles H. Babcock and Sarah Bab- cock were appointed joint admlnls- trators of the estate of Charles II; Babcock who died intestdte. Bond $500 w. L. Kenyon Thomas col lines and E. Fred Ceilings were ap- pointed appraisers.
 The first and final account ot the estates of Daniel Kenneth and Eliza beth P. Foster, were received, exam ined, approved and ordered recorded.
 While engaged in switching work "Wednesday morning in the freight ward at Westerly John G. King. a brakeman on a local freight train, was painfully injured, having escaped ser ious injury in the loss of foot III a way that is almost incomprehenslple He was between two cars of the traln cut out one car and was stepping out side the rail when his left foot be- came caught in a frog A wheel Of thf car next to the one that had been GU out, rolled against the foot, tearing tht heel from the shoe and turning the sol' up to the instep. releasing the foo from the dangerous position.
 Mir. King was assisted to the otac' of Dr. Crandall and the injured foo was given temporary treatment. Tn foot was considerably bruised ant swollen and the doctor was of tn opinion that some of the bones wer broken. MT. King left Westerly on tn !1215 noon train for his home in Den | isCn avenue, New London.
 Richard j. Rooney. chief marshal c | the fire parade, to be held in Wester
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04

Since the evacuation of the old town hall the Westerly Board Of Trade has been without a homo, Town Clerk Whipple having informed commit tee that the new town hall would not be available for the meetings. At the first session of the board since the summer vacation. held in Unity hall, the president was instructed to ap- point a committee to ask the Westerly town council for permission to use the council chamber for regular business sessions and to the use of the large assembly room on special occasions. It was suggested that the board pay for the extra light and heat and jan itor expenses, if the council so de- sired.
 John Parsons, president of the Pe- quot Shirt company, stated that there was difficulty in housing the employees of the factory and asked the cooper ation of the board in supplying the | deficiency. The board voted to render 1 all possible assistance in this import ant matter.
 i A vote of thanks was rendered the i Norwich and Westerly Traction com pany for furnishing transportation to i members on the occasion of the an
 nual banquet at Watch Hill. These
 new members were admitted: James
 I. Moore Harold D. Livingstone. An
 gelo J. Cappuccio, Carroll T. Jones, l John S. Hinckley, Antonio TraVota, Joseph Travota and George Moltato.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04

 nette Marshall, Gladys and Julia Will cox. Jesse Stimson. Harry Marshall and Ralph Baker and Harold and Wal ter Wilcox.
 MT and Mrs Jeremiah Holmes of Bridgeport are the guests of the for mers parents, MT. and Mrs w. h. Holmes.
 Nathan Fish of New Haven mas been the guest of his mother. Mrs. John o. Fish.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Newbury have returned to Palmer, Mass. after visit with MT. and Mrs. J. A. Pierce.
 Mrs. George Mackenzie, Mrs. Ennis . of Westerly, William 1. Mackenzie o1 l Pittsfleld, Misses Norman and Janette Marshall and Harry Marshall of Proyi- dence have returned to their homes after a visit to Mystic relatives.
 Mrs. Mason Gray and daughter, MISS Mary Emma Gray, and son. RodneS
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04
Local Laeonics.

The summer population is on the gradual decrease
 George l.. Stillman of Westerly, the danlia. Specialist, was awarded ten first and two second prizes at the Connect
 icut state fair in Charter Oak park, Hartford.
 Miss Natalie Hazard and Miss Al1ce Kennedy, who have been away from their duties as assistants at the Wes- terlv Public library for several weeks, on account of illness. are back at their 1 places.
 At the annual outing of Woolwortll
 managers of New England, held al l Riverside, near Boston, Frank M ! winner in three events. He took frstE 1 in broad jump, and hop, skip and jump and second in high jump.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04
WHAT IS INTERESTING WESTERLY
Death of Isaac D. Miner, Native of North Stonngton- Joseph B. Thompson Estate $13,695-Brakeman John G. King Injured-Auto Strikes Thomas Conway-Board of Trade Interests

Ranlaszzniul ssanz@s
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04

Gray. have returned to Bridgeport af- ter a visit with Mrs. Fannie Packer.
 MT and Mrs Fred Douglas have re- turned from a visit in Norwich
 Capt and Mrs. Osgood Gilbert ana children of Boston are guests of Capt and Mrs. Mark Gilbert.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles HoXIe ano children, John H. Hoxie Of Boston aho Harry Hoxie of New York, have re turned to their homes after Vlsll 1 with their mother Mrs. John H HOxie
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04

Edward T. MouIton, Providence broker, and former resident of Wes- terIy. died Wednesday at his summer home in Buttonwoods. When in Wes-
 terly he occupied the house in Elm street now owned and occupied by Charles A. Morgan. His wife was for merly Miss Hattie Babcock, daughter
 of Mir. and Mrs. Horace Babcock, and
 a sister of Miss Abbie c, Babcock,
 Mrs. William M. Groton and Horace
 Babcock. and half sister of Mrs. Edwin R. Lewis. Mr. Moulton was a mem
 Der of Franklin lodge. No. 90, A. F. and A. M, Palmer chapter, No, 28, R. A. M, and of Narragansett command cry, No 27. Knights Ternplarr
 MT. Moulton arrived in Providence l from New York at midnight Tuesday and reached his summer home shortly after ' o'clock Wednesday morning 1 He seemed te be in his usual spirits ! and gave no indication that he wa l not feeling well, A few minutes after l o'clock a member of the household found the dead body in his reom witi 1 a cloth firmly fastened round the neck | Death was apparently due to strangu ! latiOn.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04

As the. state of Rhode Island made no appropriation for new roads For the present year, the contractors are bidding for state roads in Connecticut, and some Of them are mum bered among the successful bidders. John Br1stoW has secured the contract for building the state road in the town of Ston- ington, his bid being about $S6,o0O.
 This newly built road will be the one between the borough of Stonington and the village of Pawcatuck, and will
 be that section between Linden lane
 and the brook near the ice houses in Weoueteduock West of this section the road is macadamized into the Dor ough. and west of the section to West l Broad street in Pawcatuck. the road IS of substantial gravel construction. The new section will be macadamized. The road will be widened at narrow points and at least five dangerous curves vii 1 be removed.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04
MYSTIC
Mrs. Christopher Morgan Presides at D. A. R. Meetine-outings During Holiday Week.

The regular monthly meeting of Fanny I4edyafd chapter, D. A k, was held Wednesday afternoon In the Ma sonic tamDIe and was largely attended. Tn inc absence of the regent, Mrs. Ira C. noxie, who is in schenectady, N: V inc vice regent. Mrs. Christopher Morgan. presided; After the regular session a social time was ehJeSeu anu refreshments were served:
 At Norwich Fair.
 Many from tlis village were lH NeI- yer, fair. >.:o1, ,as Alexander Jordan of Norwich was in town Wednesday: MT. and Mrs. John |. Allyn are Vls- | iting Newport. E. l.. friends
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04

Danbury.-The Arab patrol of Pyra- mid temple, Nobles of the Mysllc Shrine. of Bridgeport, will come 70 Danhi1rv on Saturday, Sept. 20, en route to Lake Mahapac, N, h.. TOT two days outing. The party will traV- el by automobile and will be accom- . panied by band.