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Mohave County miner., 1913-05-03
Notice of Stockholders Annual Meeting

The regular annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Arizona Western Mines Company, a corporation, will be held at the office of the company, Chloride. Mohave County, Arizona, on Monday, May 5th, 1913, at the hour of two o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and the transac- tion of such other business as may come before the meeting.
 A. T. DUNBAR,
 President. First insertion April 19-Mayl7
Mohave County miner., 1913-05-03
For Sale By H. H. WATKINS PIONEER DRUGSTORE
Use the StiCkerS.
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Every business man and every person living on the line of the Santa Fe-Grand Canyon-Needles National Highway should use the shckers of the organiza- ton on their stationery. The stickers are handsome in design and will add greatly to the appearance or your letters.
Mohave County miner., 1913-05-03
SURvE EWING.
kINGMAN AGENCY FANCHER CREEK NURSERIES

Can lrnish you with all kinds of Fruit Trees. Ornamental and Shade Trees, Vines, Plants, Small Fruits, including Prof Burbank's latest amous productions. Also the choicest varieties of flowers, roses and shrubbery. < < <
 Leave your orders with JhO. p. JACOBSON Agent
Mohave County miner., 1913-05-03
Mineral Applic ation.

First insertion April 26.2s June.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
CEN TRAL VILLAGE
Mrs. Fitch A. Carey Taken III While on New York Vsit-Skunk Hunters Get Two Coons.

Frank Edgerton has been entertain ing his nephew from Norwich.
 William Jowett has been a recent Boston visitor.
 entertained at George R. Torrey's Sun day,
 Mrs. Thomas wakely has been en- tertaining her father, Mir. McElligott of Jewett City.
 Mrs. Ernest Wilde and little daugh- ter Elizabeth of Wauregan spent Sun day with Mrs, Wilde's father. William Flyers.
 Harry Stainthrepe has returned from his annual vacation.
 Mark Shepard of New London, N. H., has been visiting at Herman Chap mans.
 Patrick MilIett is confined to his home by illness.
 Mrs. George Noble of New London has been visiting Mrs. Esther Grover.
 Taken Suddenly III.
 Charles Dady was taken suddenly i'll a few days ago at the Central Worsted mill, where he was employ ed. He fell between the looms cut ting his head. He was assisted to his home.
 Mrs. John CapwelI of Moosup has been the guest of friends
 The Kings Daughters met at their rooms Monday afternoon. The ladies of the east side served supper. Taken III While Visiting.
 Mrs. Frederick Tillinghast has been called to Brooklyn N. Y, by the se- rious illness of her mother Mrs. Fitch A. Carey of this village, who went to visit her cousin about two wAeks ago in that city. She has been ill with pneumonia about ten days
 Otis P. Newton of Providence has been 9 recent visitor here.
 Thomas Kennedy of Providence was here Tuesday.
 Mrs Frank Edgerton was in Nor wich Tuesday. Edward Riley has returned from St. Joseph's hospital Willimantic, where he had a successful operation perform ed
 Mrs. Charles Bragg was a Norwich visitor Tuesday.
 Mrs l.. H. Cross visited friends in Jewett City Wednesday.
 Mrs Annie Maher was a Norwich visitor Wednesday,
 MT and Mrs. John Edmunds of Westerly. R. L., are visiting MT Ed munds' sister, Mrs. George Loring.
 Miss Rosamond Danielson of Moosup spent Wednesday with her cousin, Miss Clara Fletcher,
 Miss Abbie Daniels of New London has returned home after visiting at AIpheus Byder's.
 Mrs. Charles Iilll and Son Harry, of Norwich spent Wednesday at Alfred Hills.
 Climbed Tree for Coens.
 Tuesday night two ceens were cap tured near SquaW Rock by Warren l.. Hopkins, John Bennett and Frederick Darby, The men were skunk hunting and their deg chased the eeons up a tree. One of the men climbed the tree, knocked the coons down with a club and the men on the ground clubbed them to death. They weighed about 12 pounds each Club Entertained. The MeesaP Thursday club was en-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
WINDHAM
Twenty at Meeting of Missionary So- ciety-Misses Dorothy and Cora Weir Return from Abroad

The Woman's Missionary society met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John Palmer and Mrs. Josephson at the home of the former on Zion's hill. There were twenty present and the third chapter of the New America was given by Miss Grace Bates and Miss Ellen Hawkins. Tea and cake were served by the hostesses.
 At the mid-week prayer meeting of the Congregational church Mrs. Robert Pegrum gave an interesting report of the recent Sunday school convention in Norwich.
 Mrs. Nettie Roland and Miss Anna Engstrom of Franklin were guests of the Misses Johnson Tuesday.
 Home from England.
 Misses Dorothy and Cora Weir have their parents at their summer home cred from an attack of typhoid fever with which she was taken i'll while travelling abroad with friends.
 George Cook is making some altera- tions in his house.
 Gone to Hot Springs.
 Morris Cans formerly of New Lon don, who has been living in Windham for the past two years. has gone to Memphis, Tenn, and will locate for the present at Hot Springs.
 Guests at Wedding.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Lathrop and C. A. Keeney attended the Bartlett Storrs wedding at Spring Hill Thursday. MT. Keeney was Rev. MT. Bartletts best man
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
Windham County
CANTERBURY PLAINS
China Wedding of Rev. and Mrs. j. F.
 Speeri at Methodist Parsonage.

On Friday the 14th of November a goodly number of people and friends assembled at the Methodist parsonage to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the marriage of Rev and Mrs J. F. Speerli. Open house was the rule all day. The members of Buell. Union w C. T. U. (of which Mrs SpeerI is q member) served dinner of four courses at o'clock Mrs. Carr Miss Olney and Mrs. Bushnell poured coffee
 At three o'clock the unique wedding took place. MT. and Mrs. SpeerIi were Jones. They were preceded into the room by Master Fred SpeerH, their four year old son, bearing the we'd ding ring with which they were mar ried 20 years ago at Red Bank, N. J. Miss Ethel 49peerli their only daughter was bridesmaid
 A number of gifts, including money were received. The ladies of the Mites society of the church presented them a set of china with which the table was set unknown to them. The afternoon was stormy, which prevent ed many from coming. The time was spent in pleasant conversation. At six o'clock the ladies of the church Mrs, Russ, Mrs Williams, Mrs, Bliven Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Barrows, The evening was spent in singing and games, the company dispensing, wish ing Mir, and Mrs. Speefh long life and happiness, with many many returns of the day
 The w. c. F. T. will hold their reg u1ar meeting at the town farm We'd nesdaE, Nev. 26. at 2.3o p. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
UNCASVILLE
Palmer Bros. Company Purchases Two Buiidings-O. U. A. M. SociaI-New Ciub-Birthday Surprise Party.

Palmer Bros. company has purchased the land and building owned by w. H. H. Chapel of Lakes Pond. The building is the enc in which the Mont vile postoffice was formerly located. The company has also purchased the little building in front of the Baptist church. owned by Charles E. Wheeler, of New London. and used by the Thames club as club rooms.
 Social and Dance Melted $25.
 report of the proceeds from the social and dance given by o. U. A. M. in Robertson's hall recently was read by William Wall at the last meeting of the council which showed net proceeds of about $25.
 Ivan Chapman, a former resident, now of Mystic. was recent visitor in town.
 Road Closed.
 The closing of the highway for the work on the bridge at Haughton's in creases the travel on the first road, as all teams and automobiles on the way to Norwich have to ge around through Oakdale.
 James McArdIe, who is employed in Boston is spending several weeks at the home of his mother Mrs. Henry McArdle. on account of i'll health.
 To Form Club.
 The employees of the Reyes Product company are forming a club for social enjoyment Rooms in a tenement near by are being fitted up for them by prospective members. The Decem club at it's special meet ing Monday evening considered the ap- plications of several for membership. Five applications were accepted.
 Mrs Fred Hooper, who is spending some time in Willimantic, was the guest of relatives in town Sunday.
 Surprise Party on Birthday.
 Mrs. Frank Austins relatives and friends met at her home Tuesday, spending the afternoon with her, giv- ing her a surprise on her birthday. Mrs. Austin received several pretty and useful gifts from those present as well as several remembrances from out of town relatives who could not be The proceeds from the fair and sup per given last Friday afternoon by the Ladies Aid society were about
 Mill Starts Up.
 After being shut down for. several weeks for repairs and installation of new machinery, the c. M Robertson Co.'S Rockland mill started up the first of the week,
 Mr. and Mrs Ralph Shaffer and daugate Ruth were week end guests of Mrs ShaffeF's parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Burgess,
 Moving to Norwich.
 Charles Kingsley, who has been with the c. M. Robertson Co. in the bex sboD has left their employ and will Charles Gerden. who has been eeeu- nyjDg the Ritchie house owned by the q M Robertson Ce., has moved back to his farm an Raymond Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22

Ferry was a recent visitor of Mrs. Isaac c. Geer
 Mrs, Mary A. Geer of Norwich has returned home after spending several days with MT. and Mrs Isaac C.. Geer
 Arrive for the Holidays.
 MT. and Mrs Thomas P Norman are entertaining their daughter and husband, MT. and Mrs Byron Wilcox, of Washington, D. C., who are to re- main over Thanksgiving.
 Mrs. Fannie Lamb is spending sev- eral days with her daughter, Mrs. Jo- seph Clark.
 Cottage Prayer Meetings.
 A prayer meeting will be held at the residence of Alfred J. Clark Tuesday evening A prayer meeting was re- gently held at the residence of Warren \. Allen.
 Mrs Calvin Hewitt and son have been guests of MT. and Mrs Luther C. Gray of North Stonington.
 First Fellowship Meeting.
 The first fellowship meeting of the Congregational churches comprising Ledyard, Road church. Mystic. Ston- ington, North Stonington and Wester- ly was held with the Ledyard church Wednesday. The day being pleasant, there was a good attendance.
 Rev. MT. Peacock of Westerly deliv- cred the principal address of the morn- ing. His subject was from St. Mat thew xvi IS. Rev. Mir. Peacock preached an able sermon which was very instructive and heard with close attention. Scripture reading was by Rev A. E. Falmouth of Ledyard and prayer was offered by Rev Lucian Drury of North Stonington. Miss Eloise White presided at the piano and rendered beautiful solo,
 At the noon recess delicious chick en pie dinner with salads cake, coffee and rolls was served in the vestry by the ladies of the church.
 The discussion for the afternoon ser vice was Individual Responsibility. Miss White was at the piano, and those who took part were Rev. Mir. White Rev. J. 0. BarroHs of Norwich, Rev. George Pollock of Norwich, Rev. MT. Drury of North Stonington, Rev. Mr. Earnshaw of Mystic, Miss Grace D. Wheeler of Stonington and Nathan Williams of Bellows Falls, Vt.
 Dr. Weeks of Stonington was mod orator of the meeting The next fel- lowship meeting is to be held with the Road church rear Stonington. Only two of the pastors of the churches represented were present.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
PLAINFIELD
Grange Holds Jubilee Meeting and Burns Mortgage on HaII-7Driving Accident.

The Searchllght mission band met with Miss Mary Kingsley last Saturday afternoon. This week they meet with Miss RhOda Marsland
 The Ladies Aid society met Fri day afternoon with Mrs. Herbert A. Gallup.
 Rev. MT. Haynes preached in the Congregational church Sunday morn ing from Matt. 27: 2. The storm kept many at home.
 Miss Mae Kennedy. teacher at Union hall, has been sick at her home in Moosup this week. Misses Allen and Foster. two of the halliday teachers have taken her place.
 Mrs. J. Sullivan and Mrs. T. King spent Wednesday in Providence.
 Mr and Mrs. Samuel Whitford are entertaining their daughter from Prov idence
 PlainfieId grange held real Thanks giving meeting Tuesday evening when they burned the mortgage on their hall Refreshments and general good time followed
 Mrs Edward Hall had a narrow escape recently. While turning the corner opposite the post office with q high spirited horse she met an auto mobile driven by 9 Danielson man who was coming up the hill on the left. There was a collision and the horse was thrown, breaking the wagon. Mrs Hall was not injured The horse a valuable animal, was badly lamed
 Daniel l.. Williams and Quinton Clarke visited over Sunday at the home of the formers mother in Alta waugan.
 Robert L. Collins has returned home from a visit to his sisters, Mrs. Elijah Greene of VoIuntoWn and Mrs. Charles MatheWson of Ekonk.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
ROAD SOCIETY
S1-p-ise Party for Miss Barbara Me
 Dorai5-&estin1 of Abe Grange.

Miss Msrizn W heeleT won a prize for the best letter story sent 10 the What To Do p4per. used by the children in the Sunday school
 George Wheeler of Providence is wis itirE his father Irving Wheeler, for few dzys-
 Miss Caroline Wheeler is very low at her horne here
 Only a few attended service at the church Sun6zy-
 HiiEs Ma<7de PettErew of Groton has been the guest of Miss Martha Will itzms few days this week
 Miss Florence Hewitt visited friends fn Providence over Sunday
 Mss Grace n. Wheeler attended the feliowrhsp meeting in LeSyard We'd nesday. Cnirz with the Mystic society and staying over night with Mrs. Will liam White of LedyaTd-
 The Foreign Missionary society's quarterly meeting. held with Mrs. Fan ria Williams of Mystic Thursday, was well attended and interesting. Mrs Dwight Stone of Stonington gave an account of the meeting of the woman's beard at Springfield last week.
 Harry N. Crandan was an over Sun day guest of friends near Westerly.
 Miss Martha Williams gave a sur r-sse party for Miss Barbara Mcdonald Saturday evening.
 Grange Meeting.
 The grange meeting was held in the church parIors "Wednesday evening. The third and fourth degrees were con- Ssrred and supper served.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
Grange Meeting.
NORTH LYME

afr. and Ars c. r. Jswett were in New London Saturday.
 Miss Emily Stark was a Hiddistown visitor Tuesday
 Res. Francis Purviz held q meeting in the North Plain sehoolhouse Tues day evening.
 Nrs. Katie Jewett is spending a few weeks at Carleton Jewetts
 John Evans visited friends in East Lyme ever Sunday,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
winter with her daughter, Mrs Arad

winter with her daughter Mrs. Arad Ormsby.
 H. NJ. TurrelI of Waterbury and H. D. Robinson of Essex spent two days this week hunting with E. l.. James.
 S. L. Case is entertaining hunters from New Haven.
 Mrs B. C. Bugbee. was called to Maine last Saturday by the death of her aunt
 MT and Mrs. George o. Balch and son Robert spent Thursday in Hart ford
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Brown have begun keeping house in the north ten ement of Ellen MatheWson's house.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
LEBANON
Interesting Addresses at Educational Meeting-Grangers Return from Manchester.

The interesting meeting on education held in the Grange hall Saturday even ing, Nov. 15, was quite largely attend ed. Rev. Mr. Mead of Exeter presided. An orchestra furpished music L. T. Garrison of WilIi1hantic gave a talk on supervision and what supervision has done for the schools. A. J. Bunday teacher of agriculture in the schools of Mansfield. gave an interesting lecture on agriculture in schools and also some experiments with the Babcock bitionS of school work from each school. and an exercise by Mrs. Her bert Sweets class in reading in grade one to show what could be done with the little folks under the present su-s pervision.
 Home from Manchester.
 MT. and Mrs. Otto Pultz and MT and Mrs Fred Tayior have returned, after attending the National grange meeting held in Manchester, \. H.
 Mrs Franklin Williams of Lorraine, Ohio, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Cla- rissa Standish.
 Mrs. Mary Lawton nas returned to A1iddletown, R. |, after visiting friends here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Winthrop .Abell of Greeneville are visiting Mir. AbelFs mother. Mrs Carrie Abell
 A number from here attended the missionary meeting in Osgood Memo. rial, Norwich Tuesday.
 Norwich Visitors Lose Horse.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Wilson of Nor wich spent Sunday with Mir and Mrs Clark Standish. While there Mr Will son had the misfortune to lose his horse
 Mrs Charles Geer and Miss Vera Hoxie were in Norwich Monday.
 Mrs. II. M Peck has returned after spending some time in Worcester
 F. A. Hoxie and MyrOn HoxIe at tended the poultry meeting in Mystic Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
CLARK'S CORNERS
Don c. Hattin Sells Store and Moves
 to North Windham.

Miss Ruth Scott has been confined to the house by illness.
 Don c. Hattin has sold his store and is moving to North Windham.
 Mrs. Ellen Kemp has moved to her new property and commenced bus iness
 Miss Viella Watson and Miss Reilly of New London were week end guests at w E. Wade's.
 Miss Maude Pearl has returned 10 Scotland after spending two weeks vacation at her home here.
 Miss Eva Wilcox is a recent visitor at Mrs, r. w Martins.
 George H. Glazier spent Sunday at his home
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
YAWBUX VALLEY

Mir. and Mrs T. E. Maine spent Wednesday at Westerly.
 Mrs Chauncey Richmond has re- turned from visit with relatives at Mystic.
 Several from this vicinity attended a grange meeting at AshaWay, Mon- day night.
 Reuben Cook of Avondale was re- cent caller at Chester. s. Maine's.
 James D. Miner has moved from Mrs Chauncey RicIlmond's farm to tern Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
ASHFORD
Union Thanksgiving Service to Be Held
 at Methodist Church.

There is te be union Thanksgiv- ing service at the Al E. church We'd nesday evening, Nev. 26, at 7.30 D, m.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E. church met at the heFae of Mrs. Vel come Davis Thursday.
 Mrs. Ellery Bartlett Whe has been i'll fer some time is cenvalescent.
 Mrs. Peter Collins of North Ashford was a caller at the parsonage Tues day;
 Fhe friends of Charles Lewis are glad to learn that he is able to be up and walk around.
 Ariel Green is working at North Ashford fer Marc Lewis at the steam sawmilL
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
WOODSTOCK

Miss Nellie Chandler and Mrs Az nes Wood have been in Hartford for few days.
 W. J. Lindeman has been digging a ditch by means of dynamite.
 MT. and Mrs. William N. Gallup ana son Lester have returnedi from Vlslt to Easton and Hartford
 Judge and Mrs Clarence H, Ghio are visiting in Springfield and Trof~
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
ing held in North stonington Friday

afternoon.
 Men from Westerly are painting and decorating the church. The men make the trip daily by automobile
 Many from here attended the sup per at Laurel Glen Saturday evening.
 Jeptha Bill of GIasgo visited at the Palmer Memorial Homestead this week.
 Arthur Billings of Natick. R. l. is working for Malcolm Thompson and boarding with his sister. Mrs Mary Palmer.
 Mrs. James Brooks of Jewett City is spending the week with her mother.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
LEDYARD
Reception and Surprise Party for Miss Hewitt-interesting Addresses at Opening Fellowship Meeting.

Amanda Gray, both aged women, are visiting in Boston with relatives for the first time in their lives
 Miss Eloise White attended tlae Yale Princeton football game in New FIa- ven on Saturday. Miss White has two brothers in Yale.
 A reception and surprise party was given Miss Ethel Hewitt on Friday evening Games were played and re- treatments were served.
 Spent Vacation Hunting.
 Elmer Hewitt employed by the S. N. F. Telephone company, enjoyed tive days visit with his father, Charles S. Hewitt, this week and bagged a lot of game.
 Mrs. Henry W Hurlbutt of Gales
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
HANOVER
c. E. Planning Entertainment-Loc People to Witness Big Game Today.

Plans are being made in the Y. P. $. c. E. for carrying on an entertain n4ent course during the winter months.
 Reports of the Sunday school con- ventien in Norwich will be given next Sunday evening
 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Angus Park.
 Mr. and Mrs, William G. Park and Mir. and Mrs. r, c. Way left for Bos ton Friday to attend the Yale Harvard football game today
 Miss Maud Delaney was at the home of her parents Thursday.
 Henry Descfamp has meEedN fren7 what used$to be the poor farm down to the leWer mill
 John Lafose has meved to Meesup
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
MOHECAN

ThGra were no services held in this place Sunday 6sH account of the storm. 1. V. Hseidiag of New LeRdeh was in M0h@eAa Sunday.
 Mrs Avery and Mrs, BsIbea@e were in GnuAas~iils ths hfsf sf thefweek, HenrY Deibssra is sick
 B@nersca Fe~teF picked daadeiisR hammmomag Tuesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22

tertained at the home of Mrs. Alfred Hill Several of the members live here
 Miss Edith James, a Moosup teach CT, spent Sunday with Mrs. Warren Hopkins
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
WARRENVILLE

Mrs Ellen D. Afathe~seA has gene @ NeRth GresveneFda.le to spend the
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
PENDLETON HILL

Miss Rdythe Cock and Miss Mary Chapman were at the Teachers meet
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
New London County
GALES FERRY,

pIsasina Musical Programme at Edu- eaticnal Meeting-RecePtien for haroid !. Peckharu and His Bride.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
OLD MYSTIC

District Superintendent G. G. ScriV- ener Presides At Second Quarterly Conference-Soeia Affairs of Church Societies.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22

Ferry was recent visitor of Mrs. Isaac G. Geer.
 Mrs. Mary A. Geer of Norwich has returned home after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac G.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22

Hopkins.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22

UN TT.
 Lawyer Dana Taylor Gallup has returned to Cambridge, Mass. after aa over Sunday visit to his mother Mrs. Simeon Gallup.
 11rs. Wallace A. Phillips has re- turned to Bridgeport after three weeks visit to her sister,. Miss Susan II ,s4sc.rlz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-28
VICTORY
MOST COMPLETE


HERMOSILLO. Mexico. Nov. 81
Francisco Villas victory over the
Huerta troops below JuareZ may alter
The entire plan for a general move
ment OF insurgent troops to the south.
General Carranza. head Of IA. Consti-
tutionallsts. announced today that he
probably would move into Chihuahua
state This would mean she abandon
ment of his formerly announced plan
OF proceeding directly south along the
west coast into Siualoa and Tepic
IL the Constitutioualist commander
proceeds into chihuahua the general
movement OF iusurCent forces would
De made south OF Juarez and along
the central line OF the National Rall-
ways. the most direct route into he
center OF the republic.
Details of the fighting below Juarez
received here today through border
reports. Indicated the complete rout
OF the Federal troops under Salazar.
Orozco and Nercafo Word from
chihuahua City. on which 30 was re-
ported other insurFent forces were
marching. vas awaited with impatl-
tnCe
u was asserted az Carrauza's head
that villas victory was tho
most complete since the beginning OF
IL" NaderO outbreak I'm 1910.