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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
Giteraar.
(Af sopbnas @ficboelis).

Ser tiger Faaeer, faloer 500
lab Ginen. @lasiet fpl6e.
gn Gow, Ser er foa graa iom 6tep,
ri bill me0 Sin forgpl6e."
ST. 5torm.
Soa er set Gfteraar igien. &eftiiiiff
Spit. Soroen paagner b.
set / Dug, 0ripen0e al Me6ilng.
er iom operbrulet, felp
stppet perler al tunge Draaber. 60
oerfoppenettene ifni1taer / Solen om-
lpln0en al @las. 3reerne faiter De-
reg 8la6e, ct for ct, loh iammen-
frplle6e 8repe, terre og fasiere6e
&la6oer, u6brgnbte og bisneoe Tan.
fer. Mlting briiter og ipringer. &ea1
og &pben bll1sfer font @looitpnf.
fapsler Jig OPP. Medoerne
al 9aierne lom lgie Eg1roer..
falber / 2aier. SI6rene len=
bre. Maturen bier tit ubterene Mn-
iigt % begpnoer at blotte Mgglebe1
&noffelor1ne un6er de1 foroitren=
Sc Drogt. S Sfopene lr1gter Der ramt
rooboent, % Sbanppe11e fp6er
frem iom giftige 2igpletter poa sSor-
Gems 8rDit.
Men nnar Solen lner ben ODER
5ilintetgjgrelien, fan Sen blusie til
ct 0rgis. Sen 6perp6e @ommer be-
tiger fit 8aal al beie Blrpurflom<
mer og- brrnber iiglelp OPP, Moar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

hvis Valg paa Diet kraftigste url-
derstcttes at wore bedste skandi-
naviske Blade saasom:
Minnesota Stats Tidni1lg,
Svenska Amer kanska Posterl,
Veckobladet,
Svenska Folkets Tidning,
Skandinaven, etc. etc.
Disse ansete og udbredte Bla-
de, saavelsom mango at wore
ledende skandinaviske Mend,
CT at den Anskuelse, at Dygtig-
he'd skal vsere den afgj9rende
Betingelse for Valg til Embede.
Dommer Bum har havt en-
lang Erfaring, idet han har vac
ret Distrikts-D ommer i ID Aar
cs nu har sin 4de Aarstermin
som H@jesteretsdommer. Han
nyder almindelig Anerkjendelse
som en- af Landets NEST frem-
ragende Dommere, og hans At
gj@relser oliver anset som Mes
tervaerker i Jurisprudensen.
Dommer Bum er en- flittig
49, 49,
hans Rekord wiser, at Folkets
Vel ligger ham paa Hjerte. En-
hver som mener, at en- Mand
med rig Erfaring, at stor
Dygtighed og med en- pletfri
Karakter fortjener at blive valgt
for en- anden Termin, b6r give
ham sin Stemme paa Valgda-
gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

uoe,rfor boer 5oIo iroeen
% at iiges At oa 9piflonb lite
bapoe Mgtelie for lit giipns Dro, ffua
Diloe pi heller lite agte bort gipre
Orb; lob os atltnge, at ri Diloe bape
part i Sfano til at bepare Greben
for % felp for Hriien al en- faaoan
! Mebparbtgelie, bbor lnnge piIoe
ri bel ion bape funnel bepare ben?
|Selp ON ri bapoe tilGab Gpifla1po
,,6et1 Mobitanb at brp6e Graftaten
ON Belgier % bapoe bolM % ltoen-
for, bpor IGnge biIbe ri bape funnel
nobolbe at ie ct lille, men tappert
Soft blipe ~inoertrDft % iloaet neo
UNDER Gorfparet al 6et 2a1roo1nraa6e,
fom ri bap6e g%aranteret 6et? Bel
glen er / bette 9ieblif et @oos al SD
og @loo og aoelpggelie;; altlammen
f%retnbragt at en- al be Magter, iom
bop6e fporet at billie gorantere for
9an6et. @bor lpnge bil6e set BRIT
tiife Soft bape trrnet l16boIoe ct
.Sfueipd iom oct lige aoenfor bets
egre Ogre? 81 maatte tiliioit bope
bIanoet % / set, % ri piIoe bore
fommen for tent, % BET eneite, ri
bil6e foo for BET, nilbe bore Naget %
8ebib1tbeoen ON Dor geelen til ut BE-
gDnbe me6.
81 fqmper for 8elgiens nafb9n-
gigbe0; ri fgmper for 6ranfrigs
6ribeo; men ri famper ogian for
ben ea1roppiite Golferets mrnnfe-
ligbeo; ben bill, bbis bore SLENDER
ieirer, blibe f~gn6errepet og tilintet-
.giort for beitanbig. So Ben tplfe
nbenrigsminiiter ifuI6e ipare pua
Spergsmaalet, ont BON birfelig ito6
/ @egreb meb at frGrfe 8elgiens
@eutralitet, u6roobte BON: S gnar
life / &rig for oct - for ct Sos &a=
pir! On Storntagt, ser beban0ler
iaaoanne @opirslaier pan BEN mloa-
be, blirer britt ton6ipnligt ielb lait.
Da BEN tDife &igsfmsler foripar
rebe be,1ne @olitif / Mgs6ogel iag<
De BON: 81 bi6ite,. at ri banoleda
urigtigt beb M frenfe 8elgtens Scent
tralitet, men ri bar 1rpot til at gidre
BEN nrM - gn &ation, Der begpn-
Der meb at erfIare, at oens @tn1b<
prn1f er nret, % m BEN er moot til
at begao l1ret, bill britt fonoiDnligt
fare u6e.
Men ioa f9ntper hi ogioa for %
ielb, for at iiMtfre bore egre 5ribeoer
mos en- un6ertrpffelfR, Ser biI6e BIZ
De ganite ltaolelig. S maa e't6elig
lite tage fell / set, ID bbis ri buffer
l11roer mi, ligger ri UNDER for t-
ftmr6ig; 6enne &onnp er Ell Slut
ningsfmp - for % eller for BENT"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
nSois III buffer nnOer, lieeer
anber for beitauoig."

@eb ct Mp0e, Der blep bol0t |
@Den 8rorburn, bol0t ben engelife
@olitifer, 2oro &oieberp en- Gale,
bpori ban omtalte @nglonoS Stilltng
til &rigen omtrent felgenoe:
Scr oil goa ma1rge Mar, inoen
Ri l9rer at, fienoe bele ben bemme-
lige &iitorie ON Set, Ser bor frem=
falt benne &rig. & fien6er De Il
gefremme pore &ienosgierntnger, at
8itrig erfl9reoe Serbien &rig, at
SSfbuslan6 erfl9rebe, at BET mautte
ltaa Gerbien Ri, og at Grnnfrig
fagoe, at oct maatte 1itette &a1slano.
Set bar netcp iom en- @niit miot |
set ltore &r1t0ttaarn, iom @1aropas
Mationer bar bpgget op / De fiodte
300 Mnr, en- @niit, Der tenote
SSl6 / get forferoelige @ra1otfammer,
font guropns 9anoe meb umouoelig
Mn1tr9ngelle - ieg merer u6e an
penM Mnitrpngelie = bar. opfert.
Maar mon gjenltoig better fig
moo bperanore, fommer Ser ct Clos.
punt, ga enten &nnoner1te gnor al
al fig ielp, eller % Solicit flyer: r8i
fnn life bore 6en 8prbe al nbGf=
ter; ri gigr beoit / at faa en- Gnoe
poa set og Ia6e get fo1nrne til @Iag
| Sugen en- Gang for alle."
Dette er &c relt pore Marfoger til
&rigem. Om Ger bar berH en- eller
an6en &ope6opbabsmaro, iom meo
Operleg bar pla11lagt arigen, peo
leg life. u6en noget 8eois nil6e eg
grlrr1tme 116oig lggge en iuu0aa1 @pr.
Sc pon .nogen Mnrog Sopeo; tbi
Mennetebeoens 5orbmoelie oil i'll
bans @nbeligt forfplge bam - bpem
ban iaa enb funoe bore.
Men bporleoes. fom b / ino
&'rigen, Sen ferite @run1 par BEN,
at &nrenes Mobdliiering life got
Dor @egiering Eib til fortiotte
Greosbeitrgbelfer, Sen moen
@run6 bar bor ggre.
Bt .bapbe 11noeritrepet en- 9roftat,
Tom ogiou Sranfrig og &ongeriget
&re1sien bapbe rnoerifrenet, og iom
garantereoe 8elgiens l1afbRnggbbeo
% Sntegritet. 81 gioroe ben Sl1t-
ming, rigtig eller urigtig, flog eller
uflog leg tror mi, at BEN bar
boooe rigtig og hog , at fool9nge
Der bar min6ite @roft ttlboge |
Storbritanniens Mrm, Dor set for
pligtet til lite at goo fra tit ibornn
Orb til 8elgiea1, og set par fnit BE.
ite1nt poa, at ielp ON SyfInn6 be.
l11tteoe at brpoe lit 0r6, pilbe Stor,
b%ritannier life brp6e tit.
2a6 os MI antage, at set bapde
pprt muligt for os at bolbe os
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observation-disclosures.

9~rtgSitatte1n. s AGrongs Mfte5
'peotog eenoelig Senntet @'rigsitatfor.
ilaget meo 81 inroo % @temmer
Derfra ien6tes BET til &uiet / Man-
bags, Der oil opergibe 6orilnget til
en- &onferen3=@nmite.
st Mmeno,n.e1t til SteHe for
8omul0sinouil1 Ten Men forfaI:et
meo 40 moo 81 Gtemmer. @e.s
ENHANCEMENT foreifrep l1bitebel'e al
Nbligationer for $50 Weilliou 9olz
lars til &i6 fra @rubucenterne at
fem Millioner Boiler 8oa1nll6 Iii
tffe ODER 10 Gents pr. Bun6. 8om-
rloen ifnlbe bolbes at en- @egie-
ir0tI 1916, me5<
nuinbre Hriien imiblertib git op til
II Gents. @n Sfot ffa1l0e legges
paa lenere 8omulDsnplinger for at
tilbogebetale Belpbet at @egierin.
gen Obligationer. !
st at 9enator Meo@umber fore.
ilouet ENHANCEMENT for en- Sbl;ga-
tronsuoiteoelie poo 500 Meillioler
Collars til at itabiliiere @or11pr;-
Ierk bleb forfnitet.
S Manoogs meo6eltes fra @aib=
mgton, at en- GorbalingstnftH bap.
Sc lagt &in6rtnger i @een for Scr.
ilogets lnri0belbarc @ebar,6ling. s
'Steoet for at ierS1 Torloget til
@onferens =@omttes 1T. ium N1ntt 4
bar, ien6te !&l1',t i,en tilbnge ii.
Raringsfomiteen til 8ebar6ling al
.Se1nets SO Mmenoementer. Dette
.bleb gion pao 6orlangenbe al @on-
&enrp al 9eras, fom gigr
Hoalta11 ON, at Der ber foretages
nogen 9op9ipning til Mfbielp for
Observation-Disclosures, inben 4op.
greslen aiol1rnerer.
Mr. @enrp erfl9rebe, efterat M6-
bet Dor bgua / Mu1rongs, at ban
rlloc iriiitere pna 8iliteoepnreHe al
&borum, inoen 4rigsifatzGorIaget
enoelig ofgjeres og at ban btloe
g%ientnge tit Sorleg pad at faa frem
tit t6orilag for uoite6elie al $50 Mil-
lioner Collars / &egjeringssobIiga-
tioner til @inb for BomuIbitat,,r,.:.
5plger0e er De nigtigfte Deitell-
melier i BEN ne6tagm &ri3sTut.
Sob:
@fnt paa 81 $1.75 pr. I.tse,
vrectifiieo" @biifep 5 Gents pr. Sol
Ion, al inoenIanof iffte1trol1s'eren0r
Sin 8 Gents pr. @nllon, 8ru11bD a1-
.benbt til Stprfelie Of fnnoan Bin IS
Gents pr: Gallon, Gbornpugnc Is
Gents pr. 911art, hllipret Gin 1C
Gents pr. Quart. 9ifgner "a Gents
pr. @aIlon.
Bnnfierer 81 pr. Euiirto aapital
'og SDerfhf1o, &amteloanere $50
or a.n <.ra. 600 o..
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Sons @algfprog er: 6re6,
0remitrt6t o. @elbere.
&urrp g. Smenien er Ssn al
8eber @menien / MimeapoIis, tio-
ligere Sberiff i &en1epin County.
San blep fe6t / Minneopolis 1875.
fra Staters l1niperiitet.
&raftifepe6e font Mopofnt i Is Mar.
&ar 8mn6ioot for County Mttornep
/ 1912, Sit 1876 Gtemmers Maio.
ritet Minreapolis. @or .Delegote
at large alternate" til ben bemofro-
tilfe Mationul~ @onbention / 8alti.
more. @r Slapreme Director /
BROTHERHOOD Of Mmericon geomen"
enitemmtg palgt beo ii6ite &onpen,
tton.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

ST. .PEDERS DANSKE EvANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s. og Q.
st. Gudstjeneste Sgndag Formid-
dag ri. 1890. Altergang ferste
Sgndag i hver Manned. Anden
Sgndag hver Manned tillige Aften-
g~udstjenes-e Ri. 8.
I kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kfrkens
Pr@st, Pastor A. ]. Tarpgaard,
281O e. 22nd Street. Telefon:
Smelling, 497. ,-4ts.e1s !. i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
DR.. H H. Withersdne,

Kandidat for Kongressen j 1ste
Minnesota District: Dodge,
Fillmore, Freedom, Houston,
Olmsted, Steele, Wa
,basha, Waseca & Winona Coun-
tyer.'
Dr.. H. II. Witherstine er fpdt
den II April, 1852, j Herkimer,
N. Y. Han modtog sin forste
sCollege-U ddannelse j Fairfield.
Var Larer j Folkeskolerne
Minnesota j ii Aar. Han gradu-s
erede fra Rush Medical College
j 1886. Begyndte sin LageprIak
sis Rochester, Mimi, sarlme
.Aar. Han var Borgermesta
Rochester fem Terminer, Ned
lem 4 Skoledirektionen tolv
,A Al;a og tjente otte All j Mime
sofas Statssenat. Iya
Stem paa q. Witherstine pa
;Valgdagen 1 November.
$3.50
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

JON @oetbe bar iagt, en- meget mi0=
oelmaaoig &~ortratmaler. Men iom
2anoifabsmoler fprer 6er en- prag=
let og tongelig 8alet, en- bilo %
operoaaoig &eniel. Sra Dng til
0ug bliner Strpgene polo1omnere %
fuftigere: 6arperne hahes mere og
mere prangenoe op. Mellem 5tprte=
feer al Mesiimgg1rl6 og Srregrpnt
fnaloer ollie Sl6ens og 8Go6ets for.
tgren6e Soner. 6prp9rferiet / De
banife Sfgoe er bog intet moo ben
r9~6gleoenoe 9urp11rbelge, Ser fin.
ner oper Mmerifas l1rifoue, eller
moo Sen faartuitiife Hragt, Ser !
SS,apan flnoer Biergifrenterne meb
oe oeilige 9%pnnetrners blo6orpppen=
oe 2sp. 2onoitabet reomer iom / en-
>bpb og inltg Drpm.
E.h-gs lr "-tH
8looreoe gfteroar. Sngemiirde
fbr bar bel SSoroe,1 gaaet en- bIooi-
.gere &eit / Mseoe. Set er lite Matu-
rem alene, Der slagter Zig felp ne0.
Set er Menneifene, Der ifpoer Sfo-
pene og 8perm / 8rmb. Sra Men=
- - -A 49,
neitebeoens u1aogr11noelige Dpb bar
8arbariets Bulfn nabnH lit eIo-
gamle Sp9Ig. &rateret bopoe alt1na
life luftt Jig. l1nber ben forte
&ielmbalf at @sg og 8rano flpoer
9ooaen trent oe afiptoer 2ipet 1nt=
Der lin tunge re6e 8elge. @iermen1
9dbegrope paa mua1,ge, mange Dull
forgrener BEN fig, l%trenrrrer frem %
tilbuge. airfegoaroene er blepne
pmoren6e. 0peralt ifp6er @rab=
b6iene op / Elim6epis. MilIioner
g~iennemrooer Sor6en. MeilIionerne
mr6er.
0g Eilifaterre bor en6a111 life fat.
tet 8aoilel, Sc er @i6ne til. De
lpeioer % litter og forItanr life,
Maar 9tatten er itilIe, og Soften ora=
ger fin fieIige Maroe i1,b giennem
&inblpet, ffjarer plubieIig ct 2Ds
giennem @eq1lmet. Com ct 8ltf fro e1
tort, fiernt gle. Gr Get @imIen, oer
oabner fig og fen6er en- Straale III
efter MefiitofeIes, bnor ban 6nffe,
Jig | fin @ffpgge? gaei Set er 2pfin.
iteren, Ell ono Spttes lure1rH, ifnr.
pc >8lif, ser gaar &oriipntetp r1rrrbo11
for at opfpore SEN ffiulH 6ienoe oe
giere bam til gfipe for lit moroeriifRt
5fpts: Seq I1rgter ariitenbIoo. Seq
fer, bnor o1 buffer sig. Muifinge-
parerne ffroloer. gfptiet brgler ef
ter Mten1re1feblo0. S%Dsheglen er at.
ter borte. Der er 6ebs1tM. Og 6ed
bbiifer oner oe rttnlte nDfnitebe
@rabe: Gin 8robers BIoo rndber til
mig ira Sor6m.
&bor %forfGroelig b1rtigt 6antaiien
affh1mpes. Senfationstrangen bliuer
umattelig og freezer beitanoig M
Stirring. r@n Megrbpe, ser itnar et
Shorter, ier moat lite mere" Gn
&rig, Ser lite fro Eime til 9ime
fppn6er meb ltore, ME Sperrdfd-
fer, fieoer. 9elegrmilltger1e fgIer
Jig brpitbolbne % ~forlanger mer %
mer for at ffonme { Stemrli1g. @elne
De tore Sal brl1tnlierer. Mderrneife-
lib interesierer lite IR1ger. Men1R-
ifet ffelD er intet. Ser ifaI ct @1lnft.
bprf, en- &11lturb9roi, en- Befiieb til
at pnffe SS1tois,otim % Nrotet
GllroieGg LITTER fig bDitenife @uaf
om Broteit fra a1rnitpen11er oper be,
le sen cipiIifreR @eroen. Soft foot
5orgens og 9or1mers 9norer ! sci.
meme peo 9dlfen on, at Ser er fffsoott
poa en- berIp, gaa1rr,I Do1pfirtte
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kandidat for Genvalg.
Min sidste Rekord or den bedste
Garanti for Fremtiden.

Vi kan like Sc nogen gyldig Grund for nogen Foran-
dring dette, Diet NEST vigtige Embede. Mr.. Wagner har
denne Plads udmarket for Countyet, og de bedste
Interesser Diet offentige Liv vii blive bedst ~b.skyttet we'd
at returnere ham som Sheriff for n@ste Termin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
2es bette.

81 benleoer 2afer11es Dpmrrfiorn.
beo paa or1ftaaenoe Nnttorce fra 6.
Mller1, Glnrenmlore, Oklahoma,
lpun bar ct 9oot Gilb,lo for enbper
Ser eriher at fi6be 2apo i 5DopeiRn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
Farne til Leje og III SaIgs.

100 udnnHrkede opdyrkede OF uopdyrkede
Farme til sa1gs til rimelge Priser oaypaa
lette Vilkaar be1lGgends isOst.Oklahoma.
9krfv paa Hngelsk eli:
=. B. Allen, claremoro, 0klahoma.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

gogtpoften Com ! @flnnrineet
fer en- Eerfo11 1tor11le fig):
&oIml &bem 0er2
asitnnnten: rSyoiotl1
gogtpofte,,: 9osfer, Soiot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
PAID ADVERTISEMENT.

Published in the interest of Dr. III. II.
Witherstine, Rochester. Mimi. by himself.
for which $1.00 per inch is to be paid.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

PAID ADVERTISEMENT.
Prepared and inserted by George f. Won,
rath, Secretary, for which 500
pr. inch is to be paid.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
kandidat for
c o N G r E S S

omfattende 1ste, 2det, Ste, 6te. 7de,
6de, Ode, lite, 12te og 13de Wards j
Byen Minneapolis og Town Of
St. Anthony:
!. Hovedkvarter:
7Ol-7O3 West Hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22
BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.
ATCTIoNEERs,
6l6 East Broad Street.
TOMORROW CMoNDAY) MARCH 80.
beginnhE ocock
NO. 43l STREET, CORNER FIFTH STREET.

stock Of
OF All
handsome
BUFFET
Closets
Colonial
on lna!og andn miss
N ~'''' i>''"'" '"s'
FontW
of
Aich
Oak
Felt
OF Ssxac1elllent Mda,ing 80 49, '' 'ois
oFFcE 9aa OAK nd ETnnsi Sal Rock
Top Desk Ok
'''"''"'' ''a'o on mo
This stock furniture absolutely
tion
a'o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22
Reduced Rent
The Meredith

on Monument Avenue.
Bt.ANTOE & co.
Travellers Building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22
auftiun 5alr5, future Dap5
BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
i!CTIoNi.EKS.
616 East Broad Street.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
OF
HARDWARE, STOCK AND FIXTURES
ETC. or THE HARDWARE DIS
TRIRUTINC; STORES. INC. NO. 1922
EAST MAIN STREET
Pursuant to an order OF the District
Court Of the United States for the
Eastern District Of Virginia. in the
matter OF Hardware Distributing stores
Go. Inc, hanirupts. entered on March
20, we VIII sell, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %, 1914,
beginning at 1890 A. NJ.
q complete stock OF Hardware. Paints.
Oils. Varnish, Tinwarc, Agateware
Aluminumwarc. an assortment OF
Farming Implements. Garden Tools
etc. Also one Iron safe. three Show
cases, Counters. Shelving.
Sale to he held nj No. l722 East Main
SStreet. TERMS: Cash.
GEORGE &. FITzIIUGH.
Trustee.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co,
Auctionccrs.
GEO. Y. OLIVER. Salesman.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
LEONARD BRIDGE
Meeting of Busy Bee Society--Twenty. five Hawks Caught in One Month.

The Busy Bee society met with Mrs. James A Thomas last Thursday after noon There was a small attendance.
 Messers. Crane and Rosebrooks of Willimantic spent Sunday with Carl ton Cummings.
 Burial at Exeter Cemetery.
 The body of Edwin, Spafford of Brooklyn. N. Y, was brought to the Exeter cemetery from the receiving vault in Linwood cemetery, Colchester, Saturday afternoon for burial Rev. B. D. Remington of Colchester oficiated at the grave.
 Mrs. J. B. Blakeslee and daughters, Misses Alice and Beatrice Blakeslee, of Lebanon, and Mrs. Charles Hinckley and son and Mrs. Hinckley's sister Of Goshen were callers at Mrs. Ida Cum mings' Sunday afternoon.
 J. Zatorensky has returned to his daughters, Mrs. Louis Hfmelsteins, after a visit in New York city.
 Dr. C. F. Congdon of Mystic and MT. and Mrs. John Spafford and daughter of Brooklyn, N. Y, attended the burial eter cemetery Saturday afternoon.
 Rev and Mrs. Elwell o. Mead are entertaining relatives from Ohio.
 Catches 25 Hawks.
 Otto 4. Nettleton has established quite a record as a hawk trapper, hav- ing caught 25 hawks in a month.
 Mrs. Charles c. Carpenter, who was taken to St. Joseph's hospital at Willi- mantle Saturday, is somewhat im- proved
 Working on New Geneaiogy.
 Mrs. Hathaway of New York city spent Wednesday night at Edwin P. Kneeland's. Mrs. Hathaway was se- curing names and dates for a new Brainard- Park genealogy.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
ASHWILLETT

Miss Holmes returned to her home Thursday, after visiting her father at the home of MT. and Mrs. Nathan Main.
 Luther Lohnes with his family from Long Island Is to spend the summer at his farm here, known as the Henry Palmer place.
 Charles Aheerg and Oscar Swensen were in Norwich Saturday afternoon and spent the evening in Yawbux
 Carl Anderson was a caller in Yaw- bux Saturday and Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. D. s. Guile and Mrs Sarah Barnes were recent callers in Ekonk.
 Mrs. Julia A. Crumb was a caller this week in Glasgo, Voluntown and Ekonk.
 The farmers have nearly all finish ed sowing oats, and some have peas, onions and early potatoes planted.
 Nathan N. Main was a business caller in North Stonington and Norwich Thursday of last week.
 Miss Frankie Main was in North Stonington Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09

by Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Ro9ers and Mips Anule Rogers.
 At the Congre&afionaI church Bun- day the pastor. Rev. c. l.. French, preached m impressive sermon from Acts 9:3.
 Delsnates to Grot0n Conference. These delesates with the pastor were appointed to represent the church at the annual meeting of the New Lon don County Association of Churches to be held at the C0neregaticnal church in Groton. Tuesday. May 12: Mfr, and Mrs. F. c. Schofield. Mrs. John Lynch and J. c. Fellowes.
 Miss Ida Edmond returned Mon day from few days visit to friends in Norwich.
 s. N Johnson of Harrisons on the Thames. former resident Of the Gen. ter. was here Tuesday calling on friends.
 Social Union Mests.
 The Ladies Social Union met Wed nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. C. Fellowes.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
LEFFNGWELL
Party for Merton L. Swan on 18th
 Birthday.

A large company of young people. including several from out of town, met at the home of MT. and Mrs M O. Swan Friday night in honor of the 18th birthday of their only son, Merton L. Swan. The evening was delightfully."- spent in games and music. Dainty re- treatments were served by Mrs Swan assisted by Miss Hazel Calkins and Miss Myra Ellis. to whom the success 10 the party was due. Each guest re- ceived souvenir of the very enjoyable evening.
 Reuben Bartlett and son, Frank. of Norwich. called on local friends Sun day.
 Miss Ethel Benson has returned to Uncasville after spending several days with Miss Hazel Calkins
 Mrs. William Partridge was a recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Gardner of Norwich.
 Miss Rosabel Palmer spent Sunday with Mrs. L. Davis of New London.
 Miss Ward Injured.
 Miss Gertrude Ward is confined to her home with a broken kneecap re- ceived from a fall on a slippery floor at the home of William Sisson at North Plains, where she has been spending several weeks
 Family Reunion.
 Miss Florence Taylor of Norwich was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jarome Taylor. Sunday, it being the first time in five years that the whole family had met together Other guests were MT. and Mrs. Jesse Rog- CTS and son, John, and MT. and Hrs. Robert Albert.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
MOHECAN

There was a good attendance at church Sunday morning and even ing.
 John Smith is building new barn
 Edwin O'Brien has been in Plainfield for a few days.
 Mrs. Chapman of Central Village Is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. John Field ing.
 Mrs. Naples. of New London called on friends in this place Wednesday.
 Henry DoIbeare was in New London Monday. et
 Mrs. Griffin of Groton was the guest Monday of Mrs. Hunter.
 Edwin Fowler and Cynthia Fowler have sold g building lot to MT. B0r- rows, of New London.
 BurriIl Fielding and MT. Burrows of New London were in Mohegan Sunday
 MT. Hunter was in Norwirh on Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09

Items.
 Communion was observed at the Congregational church last Sunday, Mrs. Amy Benjamin Joining the church by letter.
 Rev. and Mrs L. M Keneston, MT. Scott. H. H. Palmer and Mrs William Gorgon were chosen as delegates to the county. association to be held in Groton next Tuesday
 6. A. Holden and W. N. Wheeler were In South Canterbury Sunday.
 George Pendleton and Frank H. Pal mer are serving as jurors in Norwich this week. To Honor Mothers.
 Mothers day is to be observed at the Congregational church Sunday. the pastor requesting those who could to bring flowers and those present to wear flowers white ones, in honor of the dead mothers and bright ones for the living.
 Mrs. Mathers Harding returned home this week after spending several days in New Haven and Lyme.
 At Hanover Conference.
 Thirteen from here attended a very interesting conference of churches held in Hanover Wednesday,.
 Miss Delle Rude was taken to Back us hospital last week.
 Miss Anna Cray, who was operated on for appendicitis last week, Is so far recovered that she is to leave the hospital soon.
 Mrs Mary Robbins is suffering from an attack of grip.