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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
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man, giper / lin netop oiientllg8iorte
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neIota err / Sulen0e. Ter onfom
i 1912 iii Miuneiota Srans'eriia.
ton 1919 &ogue meb Smmigrant'
ilpttegoos ira uoeniorliggeroe Sta
terog beitemte til forifielige Steoer
/ Minnciota. mtOens ser ! 0e fl
icrite Maone0er al inoepprenoe Mar
onfom life minore emo 2,2t3 @ogne
meo 1lpttego05, en- 6orsgelie nltiaa
al 56i @ognc. Som en- Gegel re.
prpientereoe piitnof et SlertaI al
oisie @ogne blot en- entelt 6amllle,
men Ser par ogiaa mango, iom Here
SamiIier bapoe ilaaet iig iammen
ON, og commissioner er al ben
Mening, at oenne S~noilptnirg har
iorsaet Statens 9eiolfning meo ON.
trent 10000
Sislge De 6oreneoe Siatars
9anofontor bier Der / aorets Seb
uptaget 1859 Someiieaos / Mlinne.
iota. % @runoeienbomsbanolere
rapporterer Ell iorrpet aftipitet /
SaIg al 6armIano os itiscnoe
2anopriier. liar | Den norhIige Gel
al Siaten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
OampifibsfriSen

Gen be6uoeoe arig melIem Sc
transatloutiife 9ampifibsliuier er
5rltot la3. 9~iaetpriierue er blit
ucoiatte. o. 9eIDuoelicn er bare
glort. Niotil gi9loer NeoiutteIIen
blot 30ie alaSie5 9iQetter. men BET
%i0aae3. At Ben ogian nj oil uDuioct
til iarite o. un0en aIasies.
arigshanoltm iiges ierlt al o9re
faitet al SGmburg-4meriean Sinier.
90 Sem er blepet taget % al Here al
Be umcrifanife 2ampitibsielitaber.
Man fan ior 9ieblitfet gisre &ei.
len ira Ghitago iii Bremen, Hotter.
Dam eaer 9ntiperpen ior Sl2. ioet
&eiien oper @auet err neolat til S2l,
"a Observation-Disclosures ira Chicago Ill
Gem 9orf foiter SIS.
Saauiot pioeS or bucrten Den nor.
lie eQer Den oanife Stnie enhnu bic.
pct inooifIeae | arigen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
en- Sarmeriernbane.

Sra @recnpiQe, Ger, bereties oen
9be Sanuar: GnleguenS 6armerc
beilutteoe pao CT iDag aibolot Mooe
at bpgge cit otte nil lang Sernbanc
til transport al 0eres Wtelf o. an
ore Erooufter til Def bcrpGrenoe
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Ell Sernbane ems Ell goo mooerne
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pil BIZ ooneret al Be / Nroiettet IN.
tcresiereoe 5orulere, oper buiS GIen-
BONNIE @allcn tomnler til at gaa.
Observation-Disclosures er an
iloaeoe til $4,000 pr. Wiil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
en- Kiompefpinoe 900.

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BEN 9be San.: AIRS. Sittlemeir, 50
aar ganrmel, Ser peiebe 600 NunO,
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Get blep neboenbiet at beitile ell
ertra Sigtiite Tor benoe. Gen bar
Ell @reobe al II % Ell 0pbOe al %
CONNER, og man maatte uOuioe
Gsroabnin9en iOr at iaa ailtcn ino
Slliet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
,Ilaotilforielen.
Snofsylclcn al Hrrinssm:o!er bar
faget It pGloist Spipina.
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&anudr: Aritcn 100000 9ui9el
@iai3 ira Grgeutina nolosies her
Ioag. on aontroft CT a~filuttet ON
Sererancen al Niiqiouer mere ira
oennc ipoameritanite &epublif.
%uofarilerne er oct oirefte Ne.
itItat al SoIoen8 Gpbruelie paa
oenue StapeIuarc / oen me Solo.
tdrii.
Cper 100000 9ul6el er ale.
rcoe olfommet til DC 6oreneoe Sta.
ter liocn oen me Sarii traaSte /
Strait. Get er isritc Gang. De 1sor.
cneoc Stoter bar importeret Mais
ira Ar0entina, 81 5ilfsrielen bar
pGrct iao tor. at ben aqercoe far
iornaridget en- Neognts / Triien.
(rcttcn iuGre Gompifibc befinoer
~ enten aIlereoe paa feiien eller
holoer paa at lnotoge illoe 2aonin.
ger al 9iaiS ira argentina, % ct
omerifanif 6irma, Ser oriuer en- no.
TRAIT 6orretning meo Siloirfning
az Strup % ANDRE ligrenbe Bro.
buffer al Mais, bar aiilltttct aon.
trait ON 2enerancc al 10000
Vrlbels Wais oerira 9attbet.
Set ~betrngtes iom gipei, at Eli.
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noar Grgcntiuas upe WaisauIina er
in0bsltet.
SilferieIen al argentina Wais er
loa ltor, at Den iuIoitRnoig bor
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% bragt Sernbanerre / en- Hem
anibe.
Ger trGiies imiSIertio al SON.
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oiae g~eltrpbelier paa at rette paa
Singene.
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Soc 5anuar: Gen it9rfe Reosang
/ Naispriiernc Der iorsseoes ueb 1
Sent pr. NuiheI til ibdg iom ssslae
al 1oloens Cpbppelie paa oennc
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ges for.
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anoct bar iaaleoes S~noisriIen al
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Tia iii 5,666.66G Tuno, nPIten for.
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iii f0.S56,5t6 Guuo. Canine
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figo.
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gtopember 1912. : oe 10 Woare.
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bctgoact ii0en SfraittruoeIien al
0en me (drii, uogioroe Snoisrie.
len al 5lngtetppg 253, 757 Stpffer
til en- ianlet gproi al S6.704.790.
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Ter 76l.s63 9uileI MOD 1865 /
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
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6rontiorun0rin9 / iin biOtil inotnJ.
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IornpIig i~te0funone @~egipeubeocr
peororenoc ben meritanifc Sitna.
ton. ipecielt 6oreJelien al 6lonoe.
iturfen / Nabolnget al Ntcrico, be
trogtes oenne ~betphclige Sorsgelic
al Sipinidnterict iom mcgct beteg.
neroe.
Meo lln6taaelic al cit fort GrfIp.
ring ON al 6orienoelien al DC 400
Warineioloaicr til Sera Grlii por
ioretagct lloen Samrouo hpcrfen
meo F~rpiioenten eler ll~ocuriQ3oc.
portcmentet, bar Marineminilteren
life pilet gioe nogcn nTrlncre Sor-
f"lnrinQ al Sen uoitcbte Srbre.
Get nor tioligere bIeoct meooeIt.
at be paa Nnnamatnnlen itotionere.
De Mnrineioloater o0tcoes tilboge.
folot berira % ien0t til iorifieIlige
Stationer paa 2ltlonterbop5fpitcn al
DC 6or. Stater. Gen ra0ifole Sor.
anoring / oenne Eldn bar Ocrfor life
funnel un0gaa al puffe Opligt.
Mt @eiluminaeu blep iattet pon
fort @orieI frrnlpoar al sen aieno8.
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lon / Se9pnoelien al llgeu uilif Ill
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ser.
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O}erico bar / berpprenoe iaouel oft
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ltert Wi5tanfe ON. at en- b~ctp0elid
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at 9ic9ieringen penter, al Der muIi.
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Dig.
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NrGiioentens 9iialo. o. Ser err as.
itiaig @runo til at fro, at ocn uor
a~nbeinlet al N}r. Sino.
let Snotrut bar punoet @run0
fer. al Sinos Rap5ort ooer Iorhol.
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~roIigenoe.
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Sra Uor9e.
Norsesreiienhe % @Grnepligtem.
Spbens Spit.
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Sriitiania, go. December 1918.

grep fra "Tecorobs Voiten"s fate Sriltiouia-
Sorrelponoent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Em toriuaret

err Ser / DEN ienere 2io fcrt llnlie
Iisfusiion life aIeno paa Msoernc
ariInania arbeiberiamiuno. bpor
pnare miIitGrc og llnaiocialiIterne
bar icrt 9ebot. men ogiaa eaers. Get
err Sebins opbibienbe Spros | Spe.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13

Seq piloe glerne enife ale Dem,
TOM bor lrit Disie @repe, ct go0t
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BET me Mnr.
100 Nar efter 1914.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13

Sorsiaites paa SIDE 4.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16

the guest of Pierre Mathieu over sum day.
 c. E. Lovett spent Sunday in Hol- loke at the home of A. J. Richards
 Mr. and Mrs. welles Wilcox were in Middletown to spend Saturday and Sunday.
 John B. Love of Webster, Mass- was the guest of local friends over Sunday.
 Mrs. H. Boden and daughter were at Mantle to spend Sunday at their cottage.
 Mrs. John Moore and daughter. Miss Betty Moore of New London. were in this city Monday.
 pr. and Mrs. Archambeau, of Arc tic, R. l.. were guests of MT. and Mrs. Hormisdas Dion of Ash street.
 Miss M. O'Brien of Hartford is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. M. Cunningham of this city.
 Mrs. Ralph Mason of Wellesley has as her guest for commencement week Miss Helen Harrington of this city.
 Miss Florence Wells of New Britain was week end visitor in this city at the home of her father, George Wells.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Webster and grand son Leroy Webster were guests of Mrs. Charles Webster of Taftville over Sunday.
 D. F. Clifford is in Boston for & few days, making preparations for his trip abroad. MT. Clifford will sail June 24th.
 William Foran of Putnam and John Crawford of Norwich were among the visiting Knights attending the K. of c. exercises in this city Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
Brief Mention.

P J. Twomey spent Monday in Nor wich.
 Mrs. H. H. Hyde is in Norwich for a short visit.
 Mrs Vera Mcdonald went to Nor wich Monday.
 Mrs. M Moriarty was a Norwich visitor Monday.
 Mrs. L. P. Clark is in Worcester for a few days.
 Harry Kelley was in Norwich Mon- day on business.
 E. c. White of East Hartford spent Saturday in this city.
 Mrs Frank Hampstead is spending a few days in Boston.
 Mrs A. P. Dudley of New York was "a Willimantic visitor Monday
 MT. and Mrs. William Rafferty and children, of Putnam, came to this city Sunday in their touring car.
 Miss TilIie Frederick of Andover has been the guest of Mrs. w. A. Dawson for the past week.
 Dr. and Mrs. Chester Cole of Oyster Bay are entertaining Mrs. Coles par ents. MT. and Mrs. c. R. .Utley.
 Misses Mary and Florence Hevrin are in Bridgeport for fortnight vis- iting their uncle. Martin Heffernan.
 Thomas F'oran and family of New LOnQOn attended the K. or C. memo rial exercises at St. Joseph's cemetery Sunday.
 Prof. and Mrs w. Montieth of Con necticut Agricultural college have gone to Pennington to spend the summer vacation.
 Fred Gray, who has been the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs J. H. Gray, of North street. has returned to Hartford.
 
 Mrs. Mary Smith, Misses Mary and Loretta Smith of Hartford were guests of Mrs. Alice Smith of Godfrey street over Sunday.
 William and Thomas Cotter of Bos- ton were in this city to spend Sunday with their parents. MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph T. Cotter.
 Miss Laura Young accompanied MT, and Mrs. Frank Larrabee to Welles- ley to attend the graduation of Miss Dorothy Larrabee.
 Miss Ida Peterson of Norwich called on friends in this city on her way to Hartford Saturday to visit her sister, Miss Judith Peterson.
 In Hartford Monday were Mrs F. A. Grady, Miss Agnes Mullen, MT. and Mrs. E. o. Smith. Miss Winifred Smith. Miss M. A. Hayes, John W. Fitts. Clinton Wood, Miss Margaret Costello.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16

choir presented the play Alvin Gray, or the Sailors Return before a lareg and appreciative audience. More than 20 were in the cast.
 In the ball game Saturday between the Stonington A. A. and the New London Independents. played at the Stanton lot, the score was 10 to 8 in favor of the New London team.
 Memorial FlagpoIes.
 It is expected that the new memorial fiagpoles will be raised next week. They have received several coats of paint and will be an ornament to the parks when they are placed in position. Bishop Milan Confirms Large cIass.-
 At St. Mary's church Sunday after noon Bishop Milan administered the sacrament of confirmation to a class of over sixty.
 The executive celebration committee will meet in Borough hall this CTues- day) evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edwin York have ar- rived at The Hill for the summer.
 Albert T. Mason of New York is at his summer home here.
 Mrs. T. Willard and daughters, Miss es Florence and Muriel Willard, of Passaic, N. J.,' arrived Saturday at their summer home. Machipscatt. for tEc season.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16

pr. wirts place here. is . lecturer of many years experience. He is nt present connected with a Normal school in New York His subject for Thursday evening will be Built Up to Standard and Not Down to a Price: This Is a study in character building and the play of cosmic forces which make for the upward tendency of the age; constructive and destruc- tive forces meeting in the maelstrom of modern life.
 Chase Reservoir Free from Dead Fish.
 All of the fish that were killed by a dynamite blast at Chase reservoir, this being the accepted theory as to how the fish came to die, have been taken out of the water by employees of the water company working under the direction of Superintendent G. 8. Brown. The men have looked the res- ervoir over thoroughly. 1t Is under stood, and have made every effort to get all of the fish. Game Warden Arthur Day was at the reservoir to make an inspection that might help him in finding something to establish if dynamite hes been used at the res ervoir and by whom.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
ENTER WITHOUT EXAMINATIONS
Pupils of Town Schools Entitled by Scholarship to High School En- trance.

The following is a list of pupils in the schools throughout the towns of Kllingly and Brooklyn who by their earnest application to their studies throughout the year have maintained an average of 90 per cent in their credits and are thereby entitled to en- ter the high school without taking the usual examination:
 Danielson-Waiter Arnold. Adolph Goldwater Frank Gallup. Anna Kohler. Louis Kohlep, Emily Logee. Hazel Mar lowe. Harry O'dell. Elsie Ray. Harriet Sweet Herbert Sweet Nicholas Spin osa. Adah French, Beatrice Maynard. Ethel Warren.
 St. James ParochiaI school-Blanche Aillerie, Albina Boucher. Clarence Bou1ais, Emilienne Choquette, Rosario Duval, Thelma Garland Pauline Gren- non, Anna Gingras, Beatrice Lambert, Jeanette Lariviere. Justine Longo.
 Kiiiingly Center-Charles Adams. Mildred Carroll, Mildred Killian. Mary
 H. Higgins. Frank McGorty, Gladys Smith.
 Dayvilie-Anfta MienauIt, Agnes
 Muller, John O'Neill. Attawaugan-Marga Cahrey. Ruth Cregan, Flora Lambert. Ballouville-Sarah Shea lliamsville-George Boys. South Killingly-Florence Goodness, Mabel Miller, Harold Woodmancy, Roy Young.
 East Killingly-Nina Smith, Ruth Burlington.
 Brooklyn Center-Sidney Bard Stetson school tBrooklyn)-Grace Parkhurst
 East Brooklyn--Mildred Chase, Ma bel Mason. The pupils who make up the fore going list have achieved a consider able honor. one that they may be proud of and one that demonstrates their close application to their studies. the only way in which the honor may be earned.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16

her teachers and schoolmates. She is survived by her father and mother, a brother. Roland, and three sisters, Yvonne Mabel and Antoinette.
 Anderson-Dobbrow
 Mrs. Anna M. Dobbrow and Victor H. Anderson were married Wednesday night at Mrs. Dobbrow's home. MT. and Mrs. Anderson have left town on a honeymoon trip.
 Personal Mention. Joseph Pratt left Monday morning for Canada, where he has been called on account of the death of his mother. Louis St. Onge spent Sunday witr relatives in Danielson.
 William Sanders of Worcester was a recent visitor in town.
 Frank Maynard of Fall River, Mass. was the guest of local relatives the past week.
 Rev John Landry is absent on re- treat this week.
 Miss Josephine and Henry St. Onge spent Sunday in Danielson.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
ANNUAL MEETING.
i-as rt;c Savings institute Reeieets
 --lamue! L. Burlinehan1e i-aafs~s from Directorate.

anual meeting of the Willi- sisE Swings Institute was held
 H-tertioon. The report of the sk showed the bank to. be in
 ssessi condition, with assets st.t4
 officers were reelected, with s4li0n of Samuel l.. Burling-
 ii.re-tor for the past twenty
 tk;s- On account elf the fact .;r. Birmingham was out of the z-t and state so much of the time, ne had requested that someone else ye put in his place, and Eugene s. licss was selected to. be a director.
 The list of officers is President, H. C. Murray. vice president, Frank Larrabee: directors. c. A. Capen. J. OSullivan, H.. Dion, H. R. chappell. E. s. Boss: secretary and treasurer,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
SNEAK THIEVES GET BUSY. Store of John Bill Entered-Two Dol lars Taken from Normal School.

Saturday night someone broke into the store of John Bill on North street, but all taken was a few stamps The season for sneak thieves is coming, when doors and windows are left open, and opportunity is furnished anyone to get in easily.
 Lately the Normal school has been visited and the two attempts netted the thief two dollars. Whether the thefts occurred at day or in the night is not positively known. A watch man is needed in the building.
 There are thousands of dollars worth of property there, and at present four
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
Personals.

James Bennett is in Boston on bus mess.
 Irwin Meiser is in New York on business.
 Miss Margaret Gleason is visiting friends in Putnam
 Miss B. E. Wheeler of Boston was a Willimantic visitor Monday.
 Helen E. Kelley of Hartford was week end visitor in this city.
 Miss Ruth Taylor was at her home in Middle Haddam over Sunday.
 Albert Richards of Hartford was
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
CLAIMS $500 DAMAGES.
Charles M. Durgin, of Cambridge, Holds Town Responsible for lnju- ries

Through his attorney. John F. Car penter of Putnam, Charles E. Durgin of Cambridge. Mass. has filed a claim for $500 against the town of Killingly for alleged injuries sustained when he tripped and fell over a rope stretched across the highway in the Westf1eld section of Danielson. while a contract or was engageA few weeks ago, in the removal of building from the Austin Williams place, so-called, to North street.
 the letter, are that he was bruised when he ripped and was thrown by the rope and that a nervous and a heart trouble were induced by the ac- cident: also that his glasses were broken by his fall The claim for damages has been referred to Judge A. G. Bill, counsel for the town.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
Autobus from storrs.

The new, conveyance which will operate between this city and the Agricultural college, made it's initial trip Monday. It is an autobus, mount ed on a Kissel chassis. and capable of carrying twelve, although eventually eighteen will be the capacity. Two trips each week day is the schedule. The only way to get back and forth previously was to walk or hire an au- tOmObile or carriage
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
OBITUARY.
Joseph E. Rawson.

Joseph E.. Rawson for many years a resident of Putnam died Monday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Eugene Beaudry at Northbridge, Mass. The deceased was about 80 years of age. During the Civil War Rawson fought as a member of the 18th Connecticut Volunteers. He was employed here for a long time at Rents woodworking shop.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16

of employer and employe arc given. and as to whether q pernon elected employment and as to whether a sher- in is a county or state employe-
 Counsel t3 File Brisfs. commissioners agreeing that the coun- sel interested file briefs within four weeks. Following will come the deci- Sion of the commissioners on the claim. An appeal to the superior court is lilke- ly to follow. it is understod by one stoo or the other
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam

janitors are doing work in that build- ing, the model school and the frame school between, and one of the city officials said Monday that some arr rangement should be made whereby one or the other of them could do night duty.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16

The city labor payroll for the week ending June 13, 1914, total1ed $624.08, divided as follows: Police department, -$142.40; street department, $2SI.s7; oiling streets, s5205 constructing sew CTS. $19.25; maintaining sewers, S12; sidewalk construction, $24: water works, $S7.11
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
mov,rs Hioh School Equipment.

Monday afternoon Foley and Henry were moving some of the desks and chairs in the town hall, which have been used by the high school classes during the winter. to the normal school building. Sessions are over at the high school. and provision has been made for the storage of the equip ment used by the school until the new building is completed
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
REV. ALBERT w. JEFFERSON Secured to Address Graduating Class
 of X. II. 8.

Rev. Albert Willis Jefferson of New York is to deliver the address at the graduating exercises of Killingly High school in the town hall next Thurs day evening. not pr. Lincoln Wirt. of Michigan, who was to have come here. Dr. Wirt has been suddenly and un- expeetedly called to the west and the cancellation of all his eastern engage in Connecticut became imperative. Rev. MT. Jefferson. who is to take
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
MEN ON THE sLAcKLIsr.
Supplied With Liquor by Joseph Rob-
 ilIard, Who Goes to Jail.

In the city court before Judge J. Harry Mann Monday morning, Joseph of 12 counts-for having secured liquor for men on the blacklist Joseph Pot win, Jrb and Frank Auger. The de- fendant pleaded guilty. Not having the money to pay he was taken to Brooklyn jail by Deputy Sheriff George F. Holbrook to work out the fine.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
MeehaniosviIIe Note Found on Street.

Saturday night one of the local po- lice found small roll of paper on the street. which turned out to be a note for two hundred and fifty dol lars payable four months from May 4th last. It was made in Mechanics vile, to the order of NJ. J. Kenney, and signed by C. NJ. Smith. The note is at the police station. The presump- tion is that it has some value. as it bore signs of folding and showed that it had been carried around some time in someone's pocket.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
Home from Now York.

Mrs. Jerome B. Baldwin has return ed from three weeks visit in New York Mrs Georgia E. Lee. a daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Baldwin, who is a teacher in Oxford, Ohio, has arrived at her parents home for the summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
To Take Action on Fourth of July
 Celebration,

A meeting of the Willimantic Civic society will be held tonight, to take some action in regard to the Fourth of July celebration at the Thread mill league grounds President Frank F. Fenton stated that undoubtedly the society's part in the affair would be contribution. toward fireworks or some other laudable purpose. to help along the good time planned.