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Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
GARDNER LAKE

w. A. Schvoir of Stamford visited local relatives Sunday
 Mrs. DeCeasar and family of Spring Grove visited friends in Groton and New London recently.
 Harry Reynolds of New London call ed on local relatives recently.
 Dr. J. J. Donollue of Norwich was a recent caller at Spring Grove
 MT. Anthony of Stamford is camp ing with the Stamford Y. M. c. A. on the west shore.
 W. J. Hoonan of Brooklyn is at Camp NTassapaeck for few days
 Ml' Tyler of Brooklyn, N. Y. was a recent visitor at Camp Massapaeclz
 A party of young ladies from Lei flngwell and East Great Plain are at Spring Grove for 8 feN days.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
LEBANON
Sixteen Table Whist-LocaI Team
 Loses at Hanover, 5-4.

The Lebanon Whist club held q party Friday evening in Grange hall. Sixteen tables were played.
 Following were the prize winners:- Ladies-Ffrst, Gladys Clark; second, Mrs. Otto Pultz. Gentlemen-First consolation prizes Mrs. Roland Brown ing and Chauncey Williams.
 Nr and Mrs. Charles R. Tracy and children of Vermont spent a few days last week with MT. and Mrs. l. w. Stark
 Mrs. Grace Hitchcock and daughter Lena of Cleveland, Ohio. are guests of Miss Mary Dutton.
 Miss Helen Wetmore of Hartford is spending this week with Miss Sarah
 MT and Mrs. George se1Ieck and spending 8 few weeks with MT. and Mrs. F. K. Moves.
 Mrs. Anne Andrews, Justin Andrews and Arthur l.. Briggs Of Voluntown were guests Sunday of Miss Marion
 Shore Outing.
 MT. and Mrs, Albert Wheaton spent this week at Pleasant View. R, I.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. H. Gibbs of East Orange, N. J. spent Sunday with friends in town.
 Miss Flora Spaulding has returned after spending 8 few days at Pleas ure beach.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Wetmore have returned from Hartford.
 Hanovers Coming Today.
 The Lebanon Baseball team went to Hanover Saturday and were defeated , to 4. TheHanover roo-cb. .. .od 5 to A. The Hanovers will play the local nine here (today) Saturday.
 Mrs. Louise Cooley is visiting her sister, Miss Hattie Robinson.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
LISBON

Mrs. Albert Seibew and two children of Washington, D. C.. and Mrs The ron Tent and Htoie son Of Greeneyilie have been guests at Mrs. J. H Kenne- dy<s tffis week.
 Miss Edna W1bberiey of Boston has been spending two waehs' vacation at the home of hes' parents, Mir. and Mrs Samuel Wipber46y.
 Afiss Mabel KanAhan, who Under went an operation a week ago fox a .srf01s case Of appen dicitis, Is making favorable progress toward r4coeeEy.
 The Sunday school picnic Wdil bs held on the church green today (Sat- urdRy1.
 Re~. !. W. Payne of Jewett City oc- cupfed the pulpit at Newent church on Sunday morning.
 Mrs. c. A. Kennedy and son, Royal, recently spent a day with relatives in Westerly.
 Miss NeiNe Franklin of Jewett city Aaz. ths Ksisst of Miss Maktis Barber KaezAa&&@
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
SALEM.
Charles Bennett RadIy Burned with Hot Tar-Wages Raised for Em- ployes on Mitchell Farm.


 OrameI Pratt of Kansas City. Mo.. is with his family at their summer home in town.
 Miss Fila Fox of Kansas City has arrived in town for the summer and Is occupying the Fox homestead Moses Chapman of Montville is spending some time at the home of his daughter Mrs. Cora Hanney. Mrs. M. R. Siegfried is spending this week at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Ivy s. Bailey.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Raymond Doug lass were recent guests of relatives in Norwich.
 Quite a number from this place went on a, picnic to Haywood's lake last Sunday.
 Miss Kathryn Ray returned Friday tending the summer term of college. Charles Miner is visiting at the home of his uncle, Wellington Miner. in Norwich.
 Mrs. Joseph Rix and son Philip Rix of Greenwich were visitors this week at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Darling.
 Miss Susan Miner visited her cousin, Miss Dorothy Fuller, this week. Mrs Dembenski is seriously i'll as the result of a fall last Friday.
 Burned by Tar.
 Mrs. Charles s. Ray and Mrs. Mary Bennett were in Hartford Thursday. called there by the serious condition of Clarence Bennett. who was badly burned with hot tar while at his work Tuesday.
 Wesley Brown Is la.id up as the re- suit of fall.
 Mrs. Clyde NJ Beebe and daughters Ruth Raymond and Ids. Mckinley Bee be of Uncasville are visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. Raymond Douglass.
 Advance in Wages.
 Wages were raised on the Mitchell farms this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
he timber for MT. Porter, who ia making nrena1,a tiornc h n,.ent A 1.o...

the timber for MT. Porter, who Is making preparations to erect barn
 Vote for Picnic.
 Last Sunday the Sunday school ypt4 ed unanimously for a picnic to be held a little later in the summer. Commit tees will be named soon to make the necessary arrangements.
 Mrs. Fred N. Tucker spent several days last week with friends in Hart ford.
 Miss Gertrude Loveland, who was taken ill several days since, was taken to private hospital in Willimant1c for treatment Saturday
 James A. Utley was at Mantle gov- ernOrs' day and remained until Satur- day.
 Misses Marion and Kathleen Davis and Miss Dorothy Burton of Handen are visiting relatives and friends in town.
 Rev. and Mrs. E. o. Foster returned last Saturday from nearly two weeks visit with relatives and friends in Mas sachusetts.
 Episcopal Service.
 Rev. Mir. Fitzgerald of St Peter's church, Hebron, will conducta special service at the church in Columbia next Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Bertha Latham of Hartford has been sending her vacation at the home of her brother, A. A. Latham, on Chestnut Hill.
 Mrs Deering of Norwich is visiting Mrs. Kate Wolff on Columbia Green. MT. Ames of Amherst, Mass, is vds- itfng his sister, Mrs. k. O. Foster, at the parsonage.
 pr. and Mrs. S. A. Little of Hart ford spent last Wednesday with the doctors parents, MT and Mrs. James Little on Columbia Green.
 Randall Porter has been spending several days camping with friends in East Hampton.
 In Camp by Lake.
 A party of cadets from St. Paurs church, WiIlinantic, are camping aE the lake.
 Fred Schflllnger with his family, of Rockville, is visiting his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Scbillinger of this place.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
FRANKLIN
Automobile Visitors From Porfret-
 Summer Guests-PersonaIs.

Mrs. Charles Crandall and daughter Myra of South Windhan, were guests Wednesday, of Miss Faith N. Gager.
 Mrs. Clifford H. Robinson and son Huntington, were in Willimantic,
 MT. and Mrs. Herman A. Gager are in Providence.
 Motored From pon1fret.
 Mr. and Mrs William Smith enter tained Monday Rev. Fl. A. Beadle of Pomfret and Mrs. Leonard Beadle and two daughters of Hartford, who made the trip in MT. Beadles new auto mobile.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Giddings Miss Alice Giddings, MT. Henry Giddings and c. II. Robinson were recent Man tic visitors
 Mrs RueI Hyde of WiIlimantic, was at H. A. Gager S, Sunday
 Everett smith was a recent visitor Rev B. p. Capshaw and Mrs. Cap shaw and daughters Ruth and Esther were entertained at dinner at Will fam Smiths. Tuesday.
 Mrs. Crabbe and granddaughters, Rachel and Marion. are spending a few days in Jewett City.
 Party to the Beach.
 Mrs. Eliza Johnson, Mrs Abbie Speeler, Miss Lillie Johnson. Miss Lu- cretia Grace. Miss Lucy Hyde and Fred Johnson spent Wednesday at Watch Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred R. Manning and son Eugene were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd P. Aver.
 John Proctor of Yantic, was a recent visitor in town.
 MT and Mrs. Enoch Cheney of Lis bon, were guests Friday of Mrs Her mon Gaser.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
PENDLETON HILL

MT. and Mrs. Irwin Mills are enter tatning relatives from Springfield, Mass.
 Misses Mary and Pilia Chapman were callers in North Stonington viA- 1age Sunday.
 Miss Mary P. Palmer and daughter Oril were in Westerly Tuesday.
 James Brooks of Jewett City spent Sunday at Mrs Elizabeth ThSFn pson's, 7ornine, school year at Boom Bridge.
 Dr. Duane Maine of Springfield spent over Sunday at c. D. ThoT1pSonSs
 Edwin Gardner of Bradford was en~ tertained at Hickory Hi1l farm Sum- day.
 Martin o. Chapman was in Wester- lv Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
LEFF7NGWETL,

Miss Rosabel Palmer of New Lon don spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. l., Palmer.
 FafzseSt L-ef11fgwel1 and family were guests of Mir. and Mrs George Sheldon Of Nast GHeat Plain Monday.
 Mf, and Mrs, John Ross started Wedn esday morning on a11 a4lto1aobi1s trip to Hartford and Rainbow, where they will stay with Henry Palmer. for n7eriy of this place, then to Whatley. Mass. where they will visit Mir, Ross brother,
 Mr. and Mrs, c. L. Palmer of this place and Ruth RathbHn of Norwich were guests of Mir. and Mrs. silas Lef- fihgwell of East Great Plain Monday,
 MT, and Mrs, J. F. belbeare. Mr. and Mrs. .Iehn Nolan, snant Monday With relatives aI MasRapsaS.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
FTTCHVILL.E
Annual Excursion to the Beach Today Mill Closes For Employees Holiday.

Dn and Mrs. Harry Reynolds of New Haven are spending a. few days with Mrs. Reynolds parents. Mir. and Mrs Timothy Coughlin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Cantlin of Providence are visiting Miss Cantlin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown.
 Miss Mary Murphy of Norwich is visiting her cousin, Miss Helen Mur- phy.
 Misses Abbie and Nettie F1annag- han of Astoria, L. l., are guests of Miss May McManus.
 Miss Bernice Chapman has returned from a visit with relatives in Willi- mantle,
 Miss Rosie Marra was a recent vis- itor in South Coventry
 Mrs. Ethel Eastland is spending week in Douglass, Mass.
 Mrs. E. A. Allyn of Norwich Town was a visitor with relatives in town this week.
 Miss Josephine Kingberger is spend ing two weeks with relatives in New Haven.
 The annual village excursion to Ocean beach will be held today (Sat- urday.) The mill will close Friday evening for the remainder of the week to enable the employees to spend the day at the beach
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
CAMPEET.L'S MILLS

Mise Grace flsn1phere. teacher ir New York eity, is SD sndins her raeas tlen hera at the home of her aunt, Mrs William J, Tanner
 chapias H. Barber. ". J. Tanner and Charles Tsnhef hsgs been in piainfield aii this wsek. esttting the grass on the SPaldfng farm.
 Moses Sfnifh If Boston is visiting at the home of William J. Tanner,
 Miss Olive Tanner, who has been se- rieusiy i'll, is improving,
 Master Philip Tanner, whose home Is R Eestnr, is visiting lis gHandpafe enLa &S, and Mrs. William J. Tanner.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
OAKDALE
x. L. Clubs Lawn Party Clears $2f-
 Visitors ia Local Homes.

The x L. club helda a lawn party last Friday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. ". Woodward There was a good attendance. Fancy arti- ,eles, cake, ice cream and lemonade were on sale. The club netted about $21.
 At the Congregational church Sum- day the pastor, Rev. c. l.. French, preached from Jas. S:16
 A. D, Herrick of Norwich who is employed by II. D. Rallion. is enjoy ing 8 two weeks vacation with Mrs. Herrfck at the home of Miss A. M. Eel lows.
 Mrs, Amy Lindsay is entertaining Mrs, H, c. Osborn of North Adams, Mass.
 Mrs. c. L. French and son Robert returned home Tuesday from a two weeks rest among friends in Worces- ter and Gardner, Mass.
 Mrs. Maria French of Norwich Is visiting her son, Rev. c, s. French and family at the parsonage.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
NORTH LYME

Mrs. Erwin Rogers is keeping house for Mrs. will Caulkins of Lyme this week.
 Miss Emily Stark was in Middle town Tuesday.
 W. M. Sfsson, IT.. N. s. Strong and Willis Hall with their families visited MT. and Mrs. Thomas Mullans at BroekWay's Sunday.
 Miss Verne Hall of Hamburg has been visiting at H. B. Maynard's this week
 Mrs. William Sisson was in Hartford Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
CLARK'S FALLS
Funeral Of James Bill Held Monday
 Briefs and Personals.

James Bill died at his home east of this village early Friday morning July Is. The funeral was held Mon- day at eleven o'clock. Rev. E. P. Matthewson gave a comforting ser- mon that touched all hearts. A large number of relatives and friends af- tended the services at the home and grave. MT. Bill leaves his wife, a son John died in early manhood.
 Miss Gladys Collins has been at home with her parents several days,
 Mrs. Green is at the Sunshine Rest House annex.
 Mrs. E. F. Adams and son. Herbert. returned Sunday to their home in Jer- sey City.
 W. F. Broughton, Jr., and David Stafford of Stonington were in this place recently.
 pr. Charles o. Maine and ladies of Stonington called on Dr. c. w. Hale Wednesday morning. They were en- toying an automobile ride,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
HAMBURG

Mrs May Daniels of New London is visiting friends in town.
 Miss Marion Abbey of Chester is the guest of Mrs. James Wood in Sterling City.
 from d boating trip to Greenport with Mr. and Mrs. James Lord.
 Mrs, Willard Anderson underwent an operation at hospital in Hartford last Wednesday.
 Mrs Elizabeth Berg and sister. Miss Walsh. are at their summer home.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
PRESTON
Congregational Paster Home iron, Va ez$isr-f1teresting Programme st Grange Meeting.

Grange Meeting.
 MSsE Florence Shirfey is visiting Mrs Beriah BUrdSck-
 Miss Martory Willis of New York state is staying at Arthur E. Shedd's.
 Pastor RSturna.
 Rev. L. M. Kenneston will preach at the Congregational church next Sunday after three weeks vacation. The grange held its regular meeting Tuesday evening. The lecturers pro rvsrizae consisted of selections on the rwaraaophone by John Peckhanl. 8 hu- rnorous reading by Miss Sophia Hol- foweIi. and a piano duet by Miss Flor ence Shirley and Mrs. Beriah Burdick.
 Grange Picnic.
 The grange will hold it's annual pic -ic al Atlantic beach August 5til. The next meeting of the grange will be Ladies night.
 Mics Doris La Point is visiting Miss Bessie Crany.
 Miss Mary Ann Babcock of Norwich is spending several weeks with Mrs. Ogden Stanton
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
LEDYARD
School Committee Reappoints Most of
 Last Years Teachers.

Miss Florence Geer has returned home, after enjoying two weeks visit with Miss Olive Hiscox of Norwich at Crescent Beach.
 MT. and Mrs Lilley of Hartford, the latter formerly Mrs Susan Brown o1 this town, have been guests of Deacon and Mrs. Isaac q. Geer.
 Nearly all the teachers who taught last year in town have been reengaged for the ensuing school year. Vacancies will be filled by the teachers commit tee in districts where teachers have not replied to the secretary for schools offered them,
 Mrs. Fannie Lamb of Old Mystic has been the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Fannie Clark,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
BCZRAH
Eating Wild Cherry Leaves Kills Cow Three Foot Red Snake Killed Party at the Lake.

Miss Anabeil Herdn1an of Boston. who has been the guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Young has returned home Miss Maude G. Lathrop is at Gard ner Lake this week with a party Of young ladies.
 Kenneth Fox of Wethersfeld. who has been spending several weeks on Lathrop Hill, has returned home
 Ate Wild Cherry.
 Anson Burgess lost COW this week, by eating wild cherry.
 Killed Big Snake.
 Frank Way while moving in his meadows, killed 8 red snake which m measured t1ree feet and eight inches. Mrs. Mary Bosworth and Miss AfiI- dred Abel who have been staying in Waterford for $ while returned to Bashan hill thtN wesk.
 h1r. and Mrs. q. 4. Lafhr1p and 8fr, and Mrs. h. F. LathTop attended the picnic at Gardner Lake Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
LAUREL GLEN
Church Service Omitted so all Might Attend Funeral of Rev. Lewis Ran doiph.

There was no service in the chapel last Sunday so the people could attend the funeral of Rev. Lewis Randolph, held at the Seventh Day Church, at Hopkinton City day, in Westerly and Watch Hill.
 Dr. C. 0. Main and family of Ston- ington visited at w L. Mains
 Eleanor Hill spent last Saturday at her home.
 Wilson Main and Jesse Fish caught twenty fine pfcl1erel in the pond Mon day
 Grave Congdon visited Ruby Main this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
MIANTIC

Rev. Emma B. Smith Speaking for La
 dies Aid seciety-News from the
 Cottage Colony.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Grove Is holding saances at it's building ex- cry evening through the summer. Rev.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
COLUMBIA
Sunday School to H ave Pienic-Canip ing at the Lake-Visitors Being En- tertained

Curtis steam saw mill has been moved to H. w. Porter's wood lot. short distance east of Columbia. Green, MT. Curtis having contracted to saw
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
IDEAL sILo

Don't bay a Sflo that is made of lumber filled with poisonous creosote. That has short stave stock spliced with rain catch ing joint.
 That does not have rein forced door frame.
 BENNETT BROS. co.
 GesssA, Mass. (D
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26

The Methodist Sunday school held its annual picnic in Beebe's Grove Sat urday Sorts and games were enjoy ed. A basket lunch was served at vv,fGdcU
The Detroit times., 1913-03-26
LITTLE EVA SAVANICZ
DISAPPEARS AGAIN

Little Eva Savanicz, the four-year-
old girl who was entertained for four
days by the police OF Hunt-st station.
and was then sent to the Florence
Crittenton home. until her step-moth-
er. living at No. 420 Frederick-st..
claimed her. disappeared from her
home again. wednesday morning
Eva did not want to go home, when
claimed by her stepmother. She said
she liked 1t real well in the Crittenton
home, and would like to stay there.
She told her stepmother, just before
she went to bed. Tuesday night, that
that home was q real nice place. ana
that she was pretty fond OF the po-
licemen. too.
So when Mrs. Savanicz awoke AZ
$50 O'Clock. Wedne sday morning,
and went TO Eva's room. she discov-
cred that the little girl had arisen
still earlier. had dressed, and disap-
peared. .
Mrs. Savanicz thinks that Eva II
probably wandering about, looking
for the Crittenton home.
Mrs. Savanicz says that Eva has
three regular" sisters. and two step
brothers, at home. and that she
doesn't get along very we'll with them.
She says that maybe she will place
Eva In some home and pay for her
board and care there.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-26
Tall German Countess is
Gayety Theater Star

Two or The women principals. He'd.
wig Won Mueller and Mildred Gilmore,
with the Gay Masqueraders company,
In the Gayety theater this week. are
former vaudeville favorites who have
deserted that form Of theatrical enter
tainment for burlesque because OF
greater financial returns Miss Won
Mueller is probably the tallest singer
on the American stage. standing over
six feet and she is countess in her
own right. Her father was Count
Martin Wilhelm Won Mueller, OF
Thureninger. Wartburg, Germany,
who came to the United States short
ly before the civil war He was an
artist and designer and his wife was
the daughter OF one of the ladies-in-
waiting in the court OF the king OF
Prussia. Miss Won Mueller received
splendid musical education. She
went into opera and later into vaude-
vile. but finding 1t difficult to secure
conservative bookings In vaudeville,
accepted an attractive offer to 60 into
burlesque this season.
Miss Gilmour is an elder sister OF
Mollie Williams, who was here re-
Gently at the head OF her own CON-
pany. Miss Gilmour formerly appear
ed in vaudeville in singing and dane
ing act, with pickanninnies.
Il got my little sister Mollie to 90
into the theatrical business and | am
very proud OF her. says Miss Gil
monr" II was while we were togeth-
The Detroit times., 1913-03-26

day afternoon. In the Century build
ing, before the child labor COMMITTEES
OF the Twentieth Century club. Thurs
day afternoon. the club departments
will hold meetings as follows: Art
and literature. Miss Hattie Csrstsns
will read paper on Spanish paint
ers:" education and home. The
economic value of plant life." by Miss
Conover, OF Central High school fac
ulty; philanthropy and reform. Con
servation OF natures monuments.
Mrs. Hiram Walker. and Some popu-
lar economic fallacies," Prof. David
Friday. OF the University OF Michigan:
philosophy and science. The relation
OF morality to religion" the Rev
Willis A. Moore. OF the Church Of Our
Father. The club will give bridge
tournament. theatricals and dancing
party, I'm the club building, Friday.
March %. The bridge party will be
held In the afternoon. beginning at 2
o'clock and the theatricals and dane.
ing, I'm the evening. at s o'clock. The
annual meeting OF the club will be
held Thursday. April 8. At o'clock.
preceded by q luncheon.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-26


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Of
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the pill and examined
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States Didn't
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brother laughed
did they suppose he wanted with souvenirs like He
cigarettes ribbons he
But he as well as later knew he mistaken Several times
change the brand
might have quit them altogether But always needed
Ito finish cushion
Women are the greatest contributors the
wise old manufacturers IL.
Here's what statistics
sold 1903 this
months when the
companies the world
cigarettes
The Detroit times., 1913-03-26
WIN In FIGHT FOR
ATHLETIC FIELD
High School Boys Project Call.
ing For $50. 900 Expenditure,
Approved BY Council

The high school boys OF the city
won a hig victory. Tuesday night,
when Aid Barnett announced from
The floor OF the council. sitting in com
mittee OF the whole on the estimates.
that he would drop the supplemental
estimate for s60,000 athletic field
from the park and boulevard commit
tees budget. and allow II 10 stand as
originally allowed BY the committee
on claims and accounts In the school
board budget The item was approx
I'd by the council. delegation OF
students from the Central High school
remained in the council meeting I'M
Ill 1890 o'clock. The property which
IL is proposed 10 secure for an athletic
field Is bounded by Ferry and Palmer
ayes. and ST. Antoine and Hastings
SITS.
Barnett said he wanted only TO be
sure that the field will be for the use
OF all the schools In the city. II the
item Is allowed by the board OF esti
mates, as II likely will be, the high
school boys will have a fine enclosed
field and the school athletic associa
tons will be allowed TO charge ad
mission to games. An enclosed schoo
athletic field has long been sought by
the high school boys. as without one
1t has been difficult work 10 supply
funds for athletic purposes.
II appreciate that the school boys
need an enclosed athletic field" sale
Aid. Barnett. Il simply included the
supplemental Item in the park bulge
for playground purposes TO put the
school board on record. will gladly
do all in my power to see that the ap
preparation Is finally allowed"