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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01
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Ter fran5ptt1 he Ylan CUR
Gtdrtuns Der Seeresmaht beabfihtist
bic Wiebereinfiibruns bet breiidbriget
Disnfseit. 9amit tpiro Der Seeresbes
itart islbit nidt permebrt. fonbern
Bins bic 5riebsnspraiena. SIT Der
plcn aus bieIem 8runbe ipertblos, 10
tpirb ct iid in feinen 5olsen hD6it
perbansniBooa srpeiien rno bas 2ano
rab;faIer su grunbe rihten. als felbft
Elm perlorensr artes es permOhte.
Die a,beitsfGbise Susenb oerIiert elm
Subr ibrer Irbeitsseit, ipas sintn rice
ft1tn Dtpnpriihen 9erluit bebeutet,
o6sr npd Ihlimmer lit bic gntnpbz
nuna bon Der gerifsarbeit. Gin iun=
ger Mann, Der ieinem 6anbtperf ouf
bclIe brei Sabre entfrembet ipirb, pers
lerrt es in einem fold langen 3eitz
rauin. 9os 2ono fpirb bemnah nit
unfdbtgen Qrbeitern iiberfiillt fein, bic
arher Stonbe tpdren, ben ipirtbIbdft4
Iiner aumpf nit anberen Natipnen gu
beIteben uno es brnuht niht erIt be-
trlefea su tperoen, bab tpsnn 5runts
reid trirtbfhdftlih perni6tet 1T, es
mi!iidriIh ebenfaIIs 3u Grunoe gehen
mue. Die Rettung 5runtreids be-
Tte1t in elmer llnttebr in feiner aus
ncrtiaen 0plitit. gs riiitet. neil es
feinbIthe Gefinnungen ge9en 0sutlhz
LAMB bsgt. Die Riiitunoen pGren ni6i
nEthia, ipsnn es cine freuuoihdftlihe
GteIIuns stnndbme. Wenn man mad
Rem 3rped Der RiItungen forIat. II
beifebt er in Der Riidsroberuns Dor
GIioB 2otbringsn. Dieter Snuiior
IrIlten Die Transoien bod enolih ents
Taeen, bd i6nsn bp6 beutIih genug &c.
Tu0t ipprben 1T unb burd bic ghat be-
trieien tpirb, bab Die Reidslonbe MIDI
mebr 3uriid5usepinneu iinb. Sslbit'
psritdnbIih esben mir uns ni6t Del
6tffnune bin, bub bic Sronspien Der
nInftariinben sueGnslid p6ren. St'
tpsroen ibrem SrrIiht rpeiter fplsen
biz iie ipirtbitoftIih 70 pOIis su'umi
menasbroten iinb, bub ihre Bebrtrof
nalia fttpinoet. N[Ies tpeiit bdrau
Fin. bab Jrurtrsit Der er'ts Stoa
| iein tpiro, Der an iibsrtriebeuem Wlili
torismus su 9runbs gsbt. Dieter gu
| Iommtnbruh iii iebt ihon i'm 8ange
Die 0erIdnueruna Der Tienitseit II
cine SoIse beS 8eburten Rudgonai
uno hisier bsrubt niht uuf 3ufuu
es TT bsihss cine 5oIse beg Wtilitdris
mus. Die Stsuerr iino 70 briidsnb
taf iie ean3e 9spsrbe pernthten uni
ben 9iirgern bic SubIi'tens Ylitte
in TpItsm Wabe besintrdhtieen, bat
Fl. es nitt paqen t6nnen, sinen Ta:
miller 3uipats gu huben, neil II
aubsr Stanbe finb, bas nDthiss grot
gu hitaifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01


treil er bas nint permae. bot Il ben
Qrphibitipnsfaates q bus fpss
sieIe Reht ertb<ilt, eine getpiie Rldft
BON Waoren bonn stpifHenftootlihen
9cnbel ousauihIieben.
Diefe rff.niunbis. llekrireturts Der
9erfGffung eetpdbrt Der 6pffnnng
Ealm. bab oos Sous bas Wetc oufs
reht erbalten ipirb. Dds III um 10
metr Su ertparten, oIs BITE probtbis
tionstaoten niht bas sltihe numeris
fds @enidt i'm Sauie baben, ipis i'm
Senat.
GieiIih liegt Der llmitano DOT. bob
bic Demotrdten i'm Sendi in iibers
rGIhenb srober 3dbI sesen bas Weto
geit,mmt baben unb ba I'm 3auie bie
0emcfraten cine beoeuteno srobere
Maiorit1t baben, ,oIs imGtnat, 70 fpiirz
be euE bort bas 9eto iiberftimmt ipsrs
ben, fofsrn bic 0smotraten sefcnnen
iino, bie giu aIs cine Qarteiongtlegtns
bett gu betranten. gDir foIItsn iebod
meinsn, bob bic qnrtsifiihrtr ben be-
moirotiIdsn genoFeu sinen Wint err
tbsrIsn iperben, bab iie nit Dertpera
funa oes 9etos bic bsmclrotifne pur.
tel itentiih MAIDEN mi. Der probibi'
tiraspartsi unb bab Die bemosratifhsr
gii.aer in ben Roroitaatsn ouf sint
1clt;s probibitioniitiIte G3sfinnune BIZ
Intpcrt sur eele5.ner 3tit ntt'
iduIoia blsiben tptrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01
Sm Genat bat Sbsparb aus

Sm Senat bat Shsparb aus
Eeras cine 9iQ einsebraht, ipeIhe oent
Sdabamt perbistst, obne Grlaubnib
oom apngreb Die 5acon une Die 5arbe
Der 9sIof6eins gu dnbsrn, ME oas
beabiihtiet lit. geringfiisig tpte oas
ideint, banbeIt es fth bod um elm
iridtiees Yrin5ip. gs Iiest uuf Der
Sanb, pab bic llmgeitaItuns Der
GelbIdeine cine administrative uno
fc:ne Legislative 4ufsabe 1T. Demnah
bGtte ber aongreb ouh tein Re6t, osm
Gdasamt 9oridriften in Der be'ogtsn
stEeeleeen6eit su MAIDEN. Gs TT ote1e
1lrflarhit in Der &ompetens Der Ios
nriniTtrotipe unD Gegislutipe, ipelf,e in
tieiem 2anoe cine CUTE 8erpaltuns
nibt cuftommen lGbt uno es idstnt
Elm 9erfuTTungs Imenoement am
Nlogc, bas in bieIer 9tnitht alorbeit
fdlaff., oo in Der 3onititution BEN
apEoreb, ipesieq benz Senat Qominis
itratipaepalten einserdumt peroen, bic
ftipp6! Sonfuiion, tpie Sorruption bss
srirfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01

Sr benz 9eriht bes Belbz
9rrIt aommittess Diro gefast, baB
cine tleine 2lnsabl bon gantisrss
Tirren in Retp gort bus 9sIo fir bic
srob.n aprporationsn unb 5irmsn Iie=
fern. 0us isi feitItshenb. 0emnd6
lei aud bas gprbanoeniein zines
OeIo Sruits nitt su bsitrsiten. 3as
sriteint uns oIs Elm 8eriu6, cine
feinSIihs Stimmung burh Elm S6elts
mort gu erregsn. Spl6e Srufts. lpis
tos Spmmittes iie fdiIber::, eriitirsn
in esr eunsen WeIt, neil iis fir Sns
ruittie unh SanbsI uniersr 3ett uns
enfbebrlih Itnb. Wtdtti9 pie oas
Rem gortsr aunfortium 9si6iIbsrt
n:rn, III es Helm unb unaniebnIi6 i'm
Qerelsid gu zen entiprs6enbsn Srgas
niiationen in DeutfhIanb, GneIanb
unb Trantreit. 9lls bic Siiroe oisies
FRUITS pirb be5sihnst, bob ss ben
Uturtt fir bic Qapiers Der balboffsnts
lifen Gorpprdtionen, nie giienbabz
nsn, 5elserupben uIp. hno Der gros
bsr pripaten aprpor1tipnen tortros
Iiri, lc oab cine Sonturren3 ni6t auis
srtommen permag. 9as lit bod nihts
onbere2 als tinbiides 9ei6tpds. Bel
Der Griinbune FOLDER unternsbmunsen
bonbeIt es iid um getrdge. bic biz in
Die Sunberte bon Wiaipnen seben. Da
lit ts ro6 isIbitOsritdnbItr. bab bic
gon!en, rpelhe oieie 9riinhunsen fl
nun8irsn, unss FIiiiTige Gelo abicrbis
ren. Wie io1 bdnn cine Gouturren3
entltt6en tonnen2 Sopiel Gslo 1T bob
nid)t porbanoen, bob 9ruppen bon
millidrbdren gegen chamber tonturs
rireu tonntsH. Jm gintIangs nit bies
ZEN 4nfidten iibsr ben 1ruit limb aud
Die rprgsfdIagenen WldbregeIn, ihn su
fcntrplirsu, b. b. lie iino ebeuIc tins
oiFo uno unausfibrbar. dele unfins
r;gen QnTaauungen sntitsben, tpis mir
6ersiis ssfaet bdben, baourh, bob bos
aommittee nitt isinsn Wansel an
SeLipetens srfabt bat. Gs bat ni6t
bsqriffen, bab bi. Der 9eilung be-
rurftiesn uebslitdnDe benz aommittte
iu- 8dnten unn llmldufsmittel sus
itsfsH. Dine Sttpieristsit tit au err
ternen, nj. alIes Ing rihtise Gelsiie
tomnen piirbs, tpenn biefss aommittee
bi, Gu6e in bic bono nabme. Dieies
rlres feline SpntroImabreeeln Bios
qeqer bic 8anten rihten, Die Roten
eniitiren uno iih Inn bic Ibrigen 8ans
len nitt tiimmern. Damn bdtts bas
@olt ben Sdus, ben ss broutt unb
rem oas gelb : 1ruit : aommittee
nift bieten tann. Was perlanat bos
putIitum2 Si6erIidh niht bds Reht,
nil Morsan unb RDdsfsller in griine
buneer su tonturriren, Ionbern cine
fir bic BebiirfniHe bes Ieeitimen ges
ff6fts seHiigenbe Decentralization
refp. ar.bit. Das lGbt iit ni6t bur8
sin. RontroIiruns Der g6ris, nod
burf Hontrolirung Der grosen lis
nonsisrs bef6affsn, ioabsrn burd Elm
.Hrles Hunssefes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01

Giuer Qut perbiirgten Ineobe
suFcIoe piro Der nGaIts 9iseprGIioent
Wdrfbaa ben 9abinsts Sisunssn
beino6nen. gs ioQ oas gefhehen, um
tem amte mebr WIroe uno Wifties
feit 3a perleiben. 9as 1T aus oem
grunoe gu besriiBen, baB man fortan
niti mebr nod Der Qnnabme hdnoeln
arira, puB es gletdeiltig lei, Dem man
Das 2lmt beg Disqualification sutpeiie,
pa er bod nur cine politlihe Run lei.
SIN rrrIiegenoen Saue III Die Nus
tpabl teIIer getpeIen. 9oup. Warihou
1T tein Duseno WenIh, ionoern Elm
cusetfprpterer aarutter. ODD 1T
aut in ieinsn Saqs Elm groua befpI9t
frcrhen, Der ebenfalls aufhoren 1plIte,
inbem man einen aonierDutipen, tpas
mnrThaQ eingeItdnoener Wsdben III,
einer; Sortitrittler tpie WiGIon beige
isQt 6at. qrdftbent uno 8i3eproiis
bent iolItsn abfolut iibereinitimmsn.
Die glotbpenbisteit bierfiir pirb
burh eie omsritaniI6e 0eI6ihte 3ur
Gcniigs erpieIer. gnler mar oas gez
ndue9sgenpart bon 6arriion, an oefIen
Ste(Is sr nd6 bes 2eBteren Iooe trat,
Der faf. unmitteIbor nah Der Sndus
eu,atipn erfoIste. unb Dem 2anoe pdre
eins lange 2eioensgeihihte erIpurt
aehIisFen, bate Qtncoin etnen Qnoeren
ols Sobnfon gum Na6foigsr gebdbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01
erfnmmsnbe QrGiiosnt ba.

Ger tpmmenbe prdiioent bat
fidJ eutIdieosn oafiir srtIdrt, bas 0ss
ies teireffs oes Banana &anuls oas
bin absudnbern, buB ameritunli9e
SuitenFdbrer sbenIp perpflthtet istl1
ipaen, Die aauuIsDae gu beSablsn, tpts
ousldnoiIhe Sdiffe. Seittmnlsno
hierFiir lit u1hit benz @unIt, Gng.
Lamb 3ufrieoensuIteuen, Der ger.H'
bes aunal GTeerteu, bab ous Del
Qlbeotenfreibsit fir Die gsnannter
GGiffe benz 9plte in teiner 0in'lf'
Elm Hlben ertpahIen tpuroe, ipnoerr
cher Elm glattbeil, inoem es CUR we.
fsfttguug bss iesigen Shiffs aru'ts
teitracen rpiiroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01

ptrgeTsn mir germ unb Isint iiber bem
pbdhtaitifnen GIodsnipiel. bas b<r
g,ome Noris IN uns erflingen Iabt.
Die I'm Grunbe stponiner, 10 frieblihs,
rubise. r,iihttrn drbeitenbe Welifdbt,
BON rubieen, friebIihen unb niihtsrf
nsn leuien bspDltert, be sisentlih 10
sans unb gar niht benz 9ilbe gleihen,
bas man iih ba brouben in Der Welt
mani, fpenn man bon puriisrn unb
pariisrinnen ipriht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01
Neieab GYdanse giaarb e 9seoI
Eiab,

am Ionneritoa sbeno unrbe In
Winr wsueIIer's 1olal. an pibertp iino
Dsfolep Strnbe, Der N,eitenb Erhnnge
8iuarb 3 POOL Club sepriinbet. Dem
lid, ioipeit p Whtgiieber angefd,Ipi.
fen bobeti. Die propiioriiden Beam.
ten oes Mubs iino: 9,rdiibent, 8. Gl.
Ierf; Uisepr6iibent, Jobn gmffhnln.
DIR: tcfoGiefreidr, Go. Iu6er;
Gmansistrstdr. Dias 19ie; edos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01
0lms Der Coromers office.


Der Coroner Or. Jo.rimsper xobs
iihtigte geitern. ben Jnausit ktreffs
bes 9obes bes am Miitipoh Worgen
pl0BIih psritorbsnen 1sleerapbiIisn
Wartin groner. bon Ro. 5522 Wonis
sonlerp pite, pIeaIant Ribge, ob5ns
balten. Da isbon bic Diitpe ouf b<r
syabrt mad Der GoronerssGffiee In els
nsr Strdbsnbabncar obnmdhtig aus
fdmmenbrah unb niht pernehmunsss
fdbis mar, perihnb Or. Dcertmep<r
ben Jnaueft bis auf fu<itsres.
5er3fehler unb GhdbeIs
bruh.
Der seitsrn bonn Coroner dbssgekne
Mabrlpruh bstreffs bes Gobss bss SO
Sabre dIisn Arbtitsrs 0eorg Dart. bon
RO. 315 Weii 6. Sirobe. siebt dIs BIZ
rette Inoesuriad)e einen GhdMlbruh
an, ipelher in inbireitsr Weiie auf eis
nsn G<rsfsbIer, nit tpelhem 5ort feit
Sabrtn bebaFtet tpor, 5uriidsufiibren
1T. Der g.ritorbtne mar infolse bss
6sr,Fsblers beipubiIos sufammene<brps
tkn un5 i'm JafIen init benz aopf gee
aen sinen Sttin e,fhIeubert tpcrotn.
Cart mar bon ben polbiiten Gonnors
nnb Weibmnnn bstpubtlos auf BEN
Eeiierpeee, nnbe ber 8. Strnbe nno
Central Wpenue lies.nb oufs.funoen
iporbn unb am n1hiien 9ass TIM itdos
tiften SofpitaI ssitorbsn.
g hIudbuiten ais Sobess
ur ahs.
Ter goronsrseIerf nm. D. BON
5o.ne itslIte Elm. ilntsrIununs bsireffs
bss 1pc.s bes am 26. Jebruar seiiors
benen 80 Sabre alien Spbn glen. bon
To. 1916 propioenes Sirabs, an unb
fano, bub Der Wann bonn 20. Desems
Der pcrissn Sobrss bis gum 26. Gss
bruar NIT turaen llntsrbrehungen ofn
Shludbuiten selitien bate. 3uoem
mar 4lIen, tpelhtr an bohsrabissr
5hpinbiud. Iiti, am lebien Ditniias
bon ein.m TtGotifben AbfaItpaser
ni.o<rgsrannt. jebo4 nur Iei4i DerIeBt
poreen.
Woflte feinen Hr3f.
Coroner Or. 5oertm.psr nurbe BON
BEN geii<n erfoIs.en 9obe bes 60Snbre
alien 5ulius RoefhIau In Renntnib
ssisb.. Der Wdnn itorb in bem Roits
bauit 30. 1408 maInut Gtrobe, In
redeem er nur spei mofen asfpobni
bate. Sotpeit iih biskr fsitftensn
lieb, bate sr seine 0er,ponbt.n tn biss
Tiger Stabt. or iolI mad Hngabt bs
apfibausbeiiB.rs Jotn Darn Dor lln-
sersr 3sit BEL sinem Gtrobenbobnslln=
faQ perlest iporben fein. Dor einisen
5asen tIasts sr ibsr bfiise Sdmeraen
In oem Bel benz llnfau ptrlssten 8ein.
uub Darn sob ibm ben Ratb. ein,n
Grst gu toniultiren, erbieIt iebOd bic
4ntipori: mDas bat ia bod iein.r
3tu<d". Da fsin 3uitanb iih itiinblid
p.rfhlimm.rie, btnahrihtiete Darn
| fhlisblih seitern Wlorsen per 9eI.pbOn
bos 0eTunobeitsamt NIT oem erfuden.
einen Tiitristsar3i su f.nben Dor Nm
tunft bss Qrstes bate Roefhlau iebph
berefts 5.insn lssten Nth,m3ug geibon.
Der Gorpn.r itelIie fpdisr elm Wisrns
leioen ole 5obesurfahs feit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01

|rnetitcr, CHARLES Nonbcrf; Gcr1cait-
|at.Arms. 3. Wnetblein; 1ruitecs.
Dtur WHEELER, scnrn 3nrrifun ui,o
g2illp graud,. Die WerTammIilngen
bes Stubs tinoen ieoen Ionneritdg
alben0 itoit i,no am fcmrttenben Ton.
'neritag ipiro bic perninuente Grgani.
lotiolt aeifaffen iper0en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01

Senatpr Burton fat bas geto
bes QrGIibenten in Der Grohibitionss
9ia nieberIttmen belfen, mas mon tim
uitlt pergeien tptro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01
Qofal Beridt.
Die Slaats.gs,sbOs6ung.
Icfranoaaten Iollen i'm 3nd)tbans
fiinftis aud, 5,uanssarbeit
berridten.

Cine gorIage in oieicm Sinne TN
Sauie eingereiht. :. slerBte ioden
aehaIten iein 8eburten onsnnleI'
oeu. - Die 8orIage fir Stoiilsng
oes fIeinen SduIratbs I'M Sena'
ongenonulien. - aongreb folt Gn'
srifie auf Mebe. uno prebireibcii
,tuteriuhen.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-15
Personals.

Mrs. E. Q. Smith of Storrs is in Danielson.
 D. F. Clifford spent Saturday in New Haven.
 Mrs. Etta Hill is a Somerville, Mass, visitor for a few days.
 Miss Fanny Lee is in Hartford for a few days visit with relatives.
 Mrs D. Sullivan of Chapman street is in Waterbury visiting relatives.
 Miss A1bina Blanchette spent Sat- urday in New London on business.
 T. R. SuIly returned to Hartford Saturday for a week end visit at his home.
 Miss Bertha Botham was week end visitor in Providence. the guest of friends.
 John Fitzgerald, a surveyor. employ ed here, spent Sunday at his mothers home in Rockville
 Mrs Helen Boss Cummings and daughter Carolyn are spending < few days in Concord. N II.
 Hartford visitors Saturday included MT. and Mrs: E. EarPepter, Miss Jennie Renehe1S Mrs. Ellison Smith, Ms. Glifkord AJpa4g9l Mrs. Frank St. esA lltl Elss 44k
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-15

Doyle; representative to grand com mandery, Mrs. Minnie Palmer; alter nate, Mrs Minnie T. Yallette; trustees, W. A. Frazer, M. E. Bailey, Robert Porter; auditing committee, Mrs. Pal- mer. Mrs. Ross and Robert Porter. These officers will be installed togeth- CT with those of Riverside command cry on January 13 by installing officers MT. and Mrs Henry Adams.
 c. E. and B. Y. P. U. Merger.
 The Christian Endeavor society formed among the young members of the Baptist church have merged then@ selves into the B. Y P. U. thus hav- ing a wider scope for their laborS than formerly.
 Futile DingIe Marriage Invitations.
 Invitations have been received in the village for the marriage of Albert M. Dingle of Maiden, Mass, and Miss Martha Futile of Ansonia- The we'd ding will be held at the home of Rev. and Mrs. E. E.. Gates Of the latter place, Miss Futile being a member of their family. Mir Dingie formerly spent several summers in the village and has many friends here
 Progress in Sewing Class.
 The members of the sewing class are greatly enjoying the Christmas season. Little gifts are being made by them
 
 broidery is one of the latest aids to interest them A public entertain ment is to be given soon that the families and friends may see the re- narkable progress made. At the last meeting singing and games added to the general enjoyment. The class is steadily increasing in membership. The ladies who are teaching have planned to give the classes. of which there are now four, an entertainment during the holiday season.
 $2o76 for F1atfsh.
 The fishermen of the village and locality are reaping g harvest of late, fish bringing more than usual at this time of year. The scarcity of them, owing to those who have them in cars luck of those who have them in cars grea ter. One man received the sum of SPOTS for a barrel of hathsh, more than they ever brought before in this vicinity.
 Regular covenant meeting of the No- ank Baptist church was held with large attendance Saturday evening and the service Sunday was well attended. Rev w T Aiken spoke interestingly.
 Mrs. A. L. Woodwork has returned from a visit to friends in Mystic.
 Latham Ashbey and daughter. Miss Eva Ashbey have returned from wis it in Norwich.
 Mrs Frances Fowler has been visit ing for week with relatives in New London.
 Mrs G. w Aiken is spending a few days with relatives in South Norwalk.
 Improved Highway.
 The road being built from Merritts corner to Elm street over Prospect hill is in a fine state of progress. The steam shovel is busy every day and a large force of men is employed there. It is thought that work will be com pleted in about ten days. Collins hill is being filled up at the bottom and cut down at the top and a big i'm provement is already apparent
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-15
NOANK
Nolromis Commandery Elects Officers invitations for Futile Dinale Wed : ding-Record Price for Flatfish.

At a meeting of the Nokomfs com mandery. U. O. c. C. held at the home of Mr. and Mrs NJ. E. Bailey of High street Friday evening the following of ficers foS the coming year were elect ed: Noble commander, Mrs. Lizzie Ross: vice commander, MaTcellus Bailey: worthy herald Mrs. Nellie Bailey; worthy preIate, Mrs. Roswell Lamb. worthy keeper of records T. J. Sawyer; financial keeper of records
 Mrs. Minnie T. Vallette; keeper of the inner gate, Mrs. Wilhelmina Grumley: keeper of the outer gate, Roswell Lamb; past noble commander, David
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-15
Brief Mentinn-

Chester Leonard of Hartford spent few hours in WiEIimantic on his way to Norwich to visit his wife. who is ilL
 George w. Hickey has sold to E. Don of 92 Quercus avenue a building lot and a two-tenement house on Park street.
 Thomas and William Cotter return ed to Boston after a visit with their parents, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Cotter, of Park street
 Miss Ruth c. Smith is confined to her home sick with tonsilitis. Her sis ter. Mrs. Theodore Downing, of Hart ford, is taking care of her.
 MT and Mrs, William Jackson and children, William. Jr., and Juanita are in Bridgeport visiting MT and Mrs Williams. Mir. Williams is a state police officer.
 Frank R. Jackson was seen on the streets Saturday for the first time in over two weeks, having been confined to his home with a severe attack of bronchitis which at one time threat ened to turn into pneumonia.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-15
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Reuben T, Burqess.

Ruth Card Burgess, 69, wife of Reu- ben T. Burgess. of Kick Hill, Lebanon, died of cerebral hemorrhage at the home of D. w. Ives in South Windham Saturday evening. She is survived by her husband and two daughters, one of whom, Ruberta, lives with her par ried.
 While MT. and Mrs. Burgess were driving through South Windham Sat urday afternoon about one o'clock their house fell down. and both got out of the carriage. Mrs. Burgess was taken suddenly il, and was carried into the home of MT. Ives, where she was cared for. and Dr. F. E. Wilcox was summoned. Despite medical aid, however, her death followed at 6.30 that evening
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c. C.. Case and children, Miss Alice Harper. Miss Julia Murphy, Mrs. c. Bradway, Miss May Harper, Charles Southworth and Mrs. c. c. Clark.
 Harold Mott, who is employed in Hartford as stenographer, was week end visitor at ehis home in Wiliman- tic.
 MT. and Mrs. A. l. Bill left Satur- day for a week end visit with Mrs. BiiTs sister, Mrs. A. E. Lincoln, in New Haven
 Mrs. Mary Higgins and daughter Mary were Hartford and Manchester visitors for the past few days with relatives.
 Bartholomew Moran of Bridgeport is at the home of his parents MT. and Mrs. E. Moran, of Brook street for few days visit
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Examination of Scouts.

There was a largely attended meet ing of the Boy Scouts at the First Congregatfonal church Friday evening for the examination of several cand1- dates for the tenderfoot degree. Scout master Fenton, Rev William s. Beard and the members of the examining board were in charge of the gathering
 which proved highly interesting to these of the public who were present
 The candidates were put through the regular initiation for the degree, com prising knowledge of the Scouts pledge, the tying of several simple knots and questions in regard to the flag and the history of our country and various parts of the Scout manual.
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of the s. N. E. Telephone company at the Willimantic Woman's club rooms.
 dance for some of the company's pop ular 1inemen. who are leaving next week for Putnam. Robert Pickett and Harry Royce furnished music for the dancing. Refreshments were served. Among those present were Joseph Garvey, F. Sullivan. George A. Rice, John Frazer, R. B. Hut, William Pat ten, Misses Ruth Baekus, May Watts, Minnie I<iIburn, Minnie McCraeken, Nellie Sheridan, Henrietta Martin, Margaret Twomey, Helen Hallahan Helen Doyle, Georgia Brown, Josie Col fee, MT. and Mrs. F. D. Read and MT, and Mrs. H. M. Beebe.
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Sale and Supper.

The Ladies Aid society of the First Baptist church gave a very successful supper Friday evening between , and in conjunction with an apron sale by members of the Thimble club of the church. In the neighborhood of 200 enjoyed the appetizing spread, which was held under the direction of the supper committee for November. con- sisting of Mrs, Carrie Hall, chairman Mrs c. w. Tryon, Mrs B. G. Thomp- son, Mrs. Remington. Mrs. James E1ar- ries, Mrs. George Allen, Mrs. Wesley Whiton, Mrs. E. 6. Sumner, Mrs. F. W, Ellison, Mrs. Alfred Iathrop, Mrs M A. Sullivan, Mrs, Maud BroadbenI, Mrs, Henry Fryer Misses Mabel John son and Laura Clark.
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MOOSE INITIATE.
Class of Twenty one Taken Into Lodge
 Two Prizes Awarded.

Willimantic lodge. No LAO Loyal Order of Moose, held another largely attended meeting Sunday afternoon in their rooms at the Center street ar mory, and initiated twenty candi- dates The building committee, which has been canvassing the town for sites recently. reported progress and will undoubtedly present something definite to the next meeting. An ele- gant stein set, handsomely decorated with Moose insignia, was presented by Organizer P. J. Fitzgerald to Nathan Gilman for bringing in the most mem bers up to the present, and Joseph Cochenene received a set as second prize Mr. Gtlman's figures were 69-
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GAVE A PLAY.
Amateur Cast Cleverly Present ~
 Scrap of Paper"

The Willimantic Woman's club gave a very enjoyable play at their rooms Saturday afternoon. The hall was crowded, and the affair was very sue cessfuL The presentation was well staged and the acting uniformly ex- cenent. Miss Marjorie Knight pre- sided at the piano and rendered selec- tfons between the acts. The title of the play was A Scrap of Paper and the young ladies participating were; Verna Hastings, Marion Lincoln Cath erine Bigelow, Agnes Egbert Frances Leonard. Helen Harrington, Myrtle Jordan, Hazel Mowry, Marion Rafferty Edith Bowen and Cora Sharpe.
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Prof Fisher to Sneak.

Invitations have been sent out by Town Clerk Frank P. F'enton. mem Der of the Willimantic Board of Trade and Business Mems association. to F town clerks in this neighborhood, to be present Tuesday night to hear Pro- lessor w c Fisher of Middletown speak on the new workmen's com pensation act at the Board of Trade rooms