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Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
THE WEATHER.

Today's Weather Forecast. For New Englands Fair Friday, fol- lowed by showers at night and on Saturday, moderate southeast winds Friday becoming variable Saturday.
 Forecast For Today. For Southern New England: Fair. Ihursdayi Friday unsettled, probably showers; moderate north winds, be- coming variable.
 On Friday it will be partly over- cast, becoming unsettled, with slowly rising temperatures and light to fresh southerly winds, followed by local rains and thunderstorms, causing somewhat cooler conditions.
 The outlook for Saturday is gener- ally clear, with lower temperatures.
 Observations in Norwich. The following records reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the bazpmetric changes Wednesday,:
 Ther, Bar a. m. bS 3O.lS 11 m. .-...-... ..-..'..,...., S1 5OZO D. m. .,........s..,,.. sY 3o.29 Highest 92, lowest e,
 Comparisons,
 Predictions for Thursday: Clear Thursdays weather; Stationary temperature,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
FINE FEED

is the best way to get it. Your horse will step out brisker, pull harder, and show his keep much better on good feed than on bad. It also saves you many q hurried midnight call for veterinary service. Better ill-uSe your own stomach than your horses until you learn the true economy of buying our kind of high-grade Feed. Gall for our prices to-day.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
Tiqers Lose to Hill Team,

The Hill team defeated the Young Tigers Thursday morning on the Sandbank by the score of Il to 9 Bat teriesi For the Hill team-Coleman and Gladue: for the Young Tigers Troger and St. Germain.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
Postals From Canada.

Post cards have been received here by friends of the Misses Nellie and Catherine Conners who are visiting in Montreal. They left fer Canada about tive weeks age and will return the latter part of this month.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
Clark Boss Enaanement.

The engagement is announced of Miss Barbara Ross, daughter of Jo- seph Strickland Boss and granddaugh- ter of C. D. Boss, to Tyler Clark son of Mir. and Mrs. c. Peter Clark, of Newton Center, Mass Mr Clark is a graduate of Yale. 1911, and grand son of the late President Charles P. Clark of the New Haven road.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
Caught Y Bass at Gardner Lake,

Wednesday E. w. Warrington. Harry Prentice Frank Waters and William Kinder were on a fishing trip to Gardner Lake making the trip by automobile They brought back a fine string of IT bass some of which tipped the scales at a pound and a half each.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
Returns to u. S. S. Connecticut.

After a months furiough with his parents at 26 Baltic street, l., Osgood Fielding has returned to the U. s, S, Connecticut in Philadelphia
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Jack Tetlow Of Norwich avenue at- tended the Elks' outing at the Draw bridge Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

James Norman of New London is a visitor in Taftville.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
yIt1e Gl1Iletin.
Norwich, Friday, Aug. 1, 1913.

The Bulletin should be delivered everywhere in the city before a. n1
 Subscribers who fail to receive it by that time will confer favor by re- porting the fact to The Bulletin Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
Sprinkler Burst.

The heat was so great Wednesday afternoon that ono of the sprinklers in the Velvet mill burst.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

James Rutherford, James Nary and Paul Marcaurele took in the Newport excursion Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Peter Burelle who injured his left hand some weeks ago has recovered and will return to work next week
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
Gone to PIainfieId
Personals.

Mrs. Newall of Hunters avenue has removed to Plainfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Frank White and James Daley were grabbing at Montville Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Miss Camilla Healy has returned af- ter spending two weeks in Taunton and Attleboro, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Josephine Goodreau has returned to her home in New York after spending a few days in -GreenevilIe.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Floyd May is spending week with relatives in Webster Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Conductor Walter Appley is passing a week with Plainfield friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Hartford will soon nave eight additional drinking fountains.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
Personals,

c. Benjamin Morgan was a visitor in Mantle Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Mrs. Carrie Park has returned home after a visit with her sister Mrs Will lard Way of Huntington avenue
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Miss Reynolds of Fourth street and Miss Tracy were visitors in Newport Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Miss Theodora Brown and Miss Flor enee Brown of Wightman avenue are spending a few days in New London
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Mrs. w H. Grant was the guest of friends at Pleasant View Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

O. Fl. Johnson, who underwent an operation in. the Backus hospital last Friday, has returned home and is rapidly. recovering.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Motorman Homer Soules is spending two weeks at Revere Beach, Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
NORWICH TOWN
First Church Sunday School Has En- loyabIe Picnic at Mohegan Park Notes of Vacation Outings.

The First Cengrega tional Sunday school held it's annual picnic We'd nesday al Mohegan park. During the morning hours people were continually arriving on foot in carriages and auto mobiles. The children and young peo- pie amused themselves with the swings and sec saws while the older people sat on the benches and in the pavilion. At noon the committee served a de- licious picnic lunch of sandwiches, distant thunder and a slight fall of rain in about the middle of the af- ternoon frightened some of the pie nickers home but the sky soon cleared and those who remained enjoyed boat ing and bathing in the lake. The smaller children returned home early in, the afternoon but the older people stayed later, one party remaining to enjoy the sunset and the early eve ming on the lake.
 The picnic committee consisted of Mrs. Owen s. Smith. chairman, Miss Mary E. Wattles, Mrs Edwin Gay, Fitch Allen and Raymond Ewing.
 Mrs. William Burdick has returned from visit in New London.
 R. H. Snow spent Wednesday on a business trip to Worcester.
 Miss Gertrude Allen and Miss Els ther Allen are spending several weeks with relatives here.
 Miss Phoebe Lathrop of Town street left Thursday for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Blair, in Worcester.
 Mrs. Carrie Park has returned home after a visit with her sister Mrs Will lard Way of Huntington avenue.
 Miss Theodora Brown and Miss Flor enee Brown of Wightman avenue. are spending a few days in New London.
 Mrs. Walter Potter and Miss Ruth Potter leave today (FTiday) for stay at Hotel Munnatawket Fishers Island.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Mrs. Walter Potter and Miss Ruth Potter leave today (FTiday) for a stay at Hotel Munnatawket. Fishers Island
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
YOUR FAITHFUL,
 HORSES. DINNER

should be as carefully selected as your own. If you want good service
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Miss Phoebe Lathrop of Town street left Thursday for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Blair, in Worcester
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
GREENEvILLE NEWS

Six hours after high water it is low tide. which is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01

Sun. Neon Ara Tides.
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sic ituipx Srnft.G,ebaaoe.

gen 4ugen lsuhtetsn ppr 9ute lT1o
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mtlD Uber Stri5 Wungsn.
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rstt Nnqft aemaht. Gel niht b0fe auf
uns. linn nun mid it did nod I'M
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bitten"
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tes 8eDdhtnts bat uno dnoere tleins
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sybre 5Gnps lagen eint9e 4ugens
bIife inein1nDer. Iann ging Girl
natoentli6, aber bennod frO6 uaD
getr0iiet bic Ireppe hinab.
5ie muBte nun aerau 0aB Gle
Rahfprfhungen ubsrfLiTii9 Ualsn.
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Sofal Sertdt.
OeiItesgegenspart
8erhatete Eanif in cinem Midi
theutcr.

Inter oem GuBbooen oes gijOu
16eaters an s., uabe Balnut Strabe,
fam Q.fsrn infotge &ur3IhluTes stn
tleines 75euer gum 4u8bruh. 8epor
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auf ben leBtau 9LoB anfiillten, auf bte
9efabr uufmsrtiam g:DorDeh pdren,
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trat unD ertldrte, ooB etpas an Der
sW9aiatHe in llnorDuuHg geras
tben lei. Gr foroerte Die Aupeienoeu
auf, Das Tteater auf tur3e 3ett 3u per
lafIen, bis Der ShaDen r,partrt ietu
ptro. Die l3uihouer OerIieben in all
ler Rube Das @ebduoe uno DdS unbea
oeutenbe Teusr purbs BON QngeIteateH
ael0idt. Dorouf bic BoriteQung tbren
Fortgarg nabm, ais Oh nihts porgss
fallen lei.
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Nnfaue.

- Der 50 Sabre alte Glmer Sdrs
ner, BON go. 202 Sroa0non, elmer Der
an D2m aeusu BoltentraBer Der Union
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alter 8lshihmro, bon Ro 1911 Blum
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uuter uno soq itdb auBer itlfDepenGons
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qeteHtes 3u. 4attplndaeH 5 bralhts
ben 8eruuqludtsH uuh penn Soipjtai.
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RsbI uue Rstrstb,

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0s rhe.--Ns. B MiRttr 60--70e, no. :
brahiatrs 6S-s2r, no. 3 64k-~skt, Ns. 4
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-20

Der SO Satire alte GO. aramsr,
pon go. 80 lluip&rIitp 2t0erue, marDs
o.fterr Qlben0 an Der unirerittq 4oenue
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uno brad Iit Die rehte S6ulter. er
lpurDe mad Dem Itdpttihen 9oipltal
aebratt.
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4&sli6er Rartt'0 eridt.
st,tisusti, IS. sanaar 1918.

GtadaHati, IS. sanaar 1918.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
G4isfea llt4-l41, Disan eAsItsra
l04-Ilt, 6saus I4i<-i5ks, eaxlisrs
ii-lis4s Rss Dsss Ssi eenltra ilss
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trif4stIsiTt.-GAisisa II s2-Is.
pisxif e4uItsrx l0n 1915. eAalssrH 10 i
--l0sze. ftsrt Nispssisitss 10t4--lls, fbsri
ilAye esitss III Ike, sytrs fSsrt 6stisa
iek-lis. NsIiss la-isks ps visss.
rssf Ssrsat yh--loe.
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Aufomgbu geitotleH.

Scarp e. 2teebe, oelieH Giitcc ilca
I'M eiebauoe oer 4. Gatl 9anf befln-
oct, mclDetc qeitern abeuo Der 4soli-
3et. DAP linn in 5ionep. @ iein alt
toalobil gcitpblen tporoen it, gr aab
ben 9tuueu eirps Itannes OH, oet er
I'M 8eroadt rat, oelt Giebitagl besass-
gsll ~ asAes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-20

astt lssAts $500 - 1915, ertrd SLIGO.
AIlber IN ben Observation-Disclosures. -
tsHes lie, priHa bis ouStrIsieas 10 -
101Sr, srbfn1re S-611s.
Q Ef,Deine. Tie 3ufubr par beute
aersaa. anfdnas psr Der Wartt netis, gestH
gd,lns aber f6mah uno nm Sc nisbfiaer.
EhSere s7.60-7.70, sst. Biz anserlefens
1trSaduMss. nHb6lstfstrfsrteH 81 .6o--77O,
semif4te Berta6anssfsrt.n 81 65--7.65, Or.
Sindre Biz asstrIef.s. ids.re fette Sdae
$500 - $50, srtrs ts.75, 6tsss $500
--s rs, srtra $40, I,ihte xtrfanstorten
81. 80 - 7.6O, eerfsl ssn 10 YfuHs unb
uus seaissr $5.25--725.
Shaf euub fdmmsr. Der Wartt
mar beuts fstig bis fart. edafe fshsn nm
1O-26c hohtr, sammtr nm l5-25e nisort'
orr ais am porieen Samhag.
0Asfs. - errs $500, sstt BIS sss.
srlsftne S4.60---480. srsisdr. BIS ssts ~ sc
40 Sdbriiuas So .00-7.25.
sdmmfr. - ertra braht,n s9.25, gate bic
ssssrlefene t8.s5-9.lS, srsissrt sis fairs
s5.T6--s.75.
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osD ga saas surbt ~ 2y1--3% ansgs'
Iie6sn.
sfi,wa osfAaftspapisrs ssrsss ia ~
6LS bisisatirt.
OtsrftmserAsnssia fen. - eids
n s4s7s& SAB Gommsreial @ius A.sz q.
Nuakss. CsItaattsnen Sarea As
sis uHp warpeM pis isist ssstsrti
Ser. etsatex Rsfnasins ~ l01--10l =,
~ rssiertvt, (isf5) Ii3tf-ii4ls, esassns
ii3I.-lI4ik, ~ resihrirts l0a a1s--l03A,
Gssssns 102 -1031 Ssnama ssSihsrs
~ I00X--l01L.
Sftt,s - Ter Hlarit mar ,h.ut.
rubia unb bic anrsihnaHiunasn nur anbt'
beutsub. bod tpartu bic yr.if. i'm das.md.
nen fef. Die Sflubuctiruns.n annotn y Mst'
hens Iher sentn BON aetern.
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m!ite FiT6er, 33 Sabre ait. ruo9nbaft
i'm Union Bethel, itslte itn geiRru
aben0 nit aebrohenem llntertieier I'M
fdotiiten 6oipital Elm. Gr ertldrte,
oab itn bic 9srleBuug Don eInem
53a6nar3t beissbratt poroeu lei, als
6ieier ibn etneu l3abu 5og.
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sssasrn Nsrtsera $3.50 1900, Ss. -.
sssls .0o-ls.50, Ne, / souttern $ls.2s-
1900 xao. ~. L Ssatbers isft u sis.as--
S76.
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Gtttsp, 1s. 5anaar 1913.

Htxtstst.-Des,i s5.5s-92o, f.tss
eti,r, 81 .70--S.7 10, stsltAt 6tiert $40
T.ls. etsSers sHs s,.s.rs $3.50 - so.
asbt aas cstfsrs 81 75-7A0, aaIbr LOO
Ill 90. Marft tsita.
eAvsias.--xeSh S7.s0-757h q.
uii6tt 81. 90 - 760, fes,re 81. 10-T.o0,
rssi. s7.10 - 7.25. t.rist ss.00-7.45.
marft fart nno 81 b6b,r.
GAsfsaas fanntr. - Shaf.; Gin
tsiuii6s 81. .66--S25. s,stt&t 4.TS-s.a5,
aSirliast 90. .40--6 Is Qsamtr: etsseimls
fA. $s.T0 - $50, s,AIite t6,7S-9 90
gtartt hetis.
3uFuhr Etuooj,b 500. shp.la,
IL ,o0o 6asis unb Sdmm,r 1900.
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MtHeptsh. -- Ltt Eud1erage Hash huhsu
mar .lns quite aHs bic Srsiie hsiip. stodsrs
uue sssaers narsn sbsasaus tn Tfssbs xne
ftstta bic Hars i'm freiif.
oAuns osssu sraatsa S6.6S--so0. ogtTs
81. io--s.26, iaass -. Ctiss t2.7b--5.7S,
tleiftersisrs s. 7S--T.6k. auserlsiene 97.7a
-7sS. esifsrs "a s425--626, sytra $50
700, yats $35o-S.oo. asSsrisisas Bis
,rtra 50 5.oS-53s. GaaHsts SITS - 400,
etsGsrs sas tssssrs Is. .z6-T.00. eio6.
6t,fsrs 81 $500. Gisd. .Aihe $4.00-4.S0.
euflsH. Tie 3uixhr Dar nar mabis
nab Asr Narit fsA.
Nassr uss .eiAts e4.So--5.sS, cslsess
s6. rs - G.lo, srtra t6.1S. fssts es1ss
sc. .15--6.75, faHsn sT.o0.
NiIhtihs. Sei ninblesr 3nfubr
uns sui.r HaAirase sar bee Narst bsGts
Aarl.
ertra 5000. gate bis eHs.rIsfeas
e5x. 0O-75.0o, sroindrs bic quite t20 o.
80. 90.
AaIbsr.- lie 3sfstr mar mar mdbis
une biz vrsiis astis, bod Ashm nisislseu an
2St uaitr esnsu pea Der pogiosn g9ate.
0rssstrs sss assts es.eo-lo.s0 iss ~
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-06
Oklahoma Methodist University.

Guthrie, Okla, Jan. 4.-For the pur-
pose of raising the standard of ath-
letics at the Oklahoma Methodist Uni
versity here, and also with view of
participating in athletics with the 9th
er educational institutions of the
southwest, a complete Encouragement
of athletic matters in connection with
tie school has been effected. Al
ready work has commenced on IA foot
ball schedule for next fall, with the
hope of getting games with only the
best institutions, and it has been
agreed also to put a scrappy baseball
team in the field for the 1913 season,
The athletic counsel of the unive"-
sty has been increased to include
three members of the faculty, th1e
OF the student body and four of GutA-
rie's business men. The election OF
this committee was held during the
last week and the following members
chosen:
Faculty members, DR.. George IL.
~. dford, chancellor of the university,
chairman; w. r. Howard, secretary
treasurer, and c. S. McCreight; stu
dents, j. Frederick Horn, Carl 5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-06

Taggart and Joseph Ballinger; busi-
ness men, Ned Holman, president Of
the chamber of commerce; Dr. A. a.
West, C. NJ Sarchet and L. II, Scissor
the two latter being president and
secretary, respectively, of the Guthrie
baseball club.
Letters have been received recently
from the Roll School of Mines, sew
eral Kansas schools and several in
this state asking for baseball dates.
1t is understood there is much prom
Using material among the students,
and an effort is being made to have
the team coached by Norman Price
of Guthri-, the York, Neb., first base
ruan, who lead the Nebraska league
in hitting and fielding last season.