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Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
ceOpO(O lDOe(Iing.


Dor ben Miin6ener @eri6ten Ipielte
iiir3Ii9 elm Yro5sB Der segen 2ep<
polo MOslfIiHg, ben Friberen Gr5bers
3oo 9eDpolo BON SeIterreih ppn feiner
gefhieoensn Trau. Dil9eImine 4oas
mODithl nngeitrer9t woroen. Die &ld=
germ berl1ngte. Der 8etrog Der an tie
Su 3oblenDen Mlimente m0ge pon $50
auf 5000 per Monat erb0bt perbsn.
bod Der g~ertIagte mdd)te in ieiner
G%ntge9nung seltenO, bob Die RIdgerin
friber Elm 9ienitbote getpefen iei NIB
Dabsr iid oomit begniigen Iolte, Das
GintOmmen eines iolden 5u 6aben.
Der @eridtsbOf entI1ieb gu gunIten
Der Rldgerin unO Derurteilts ben Der
fIagten our 3ablung Der geforOerten
Minente.
Qopolo MoeIfling Der jebt Elm 8ir=
ger Der ShDei5 lit, mar Der Gr3ber5og
QeOpolD @alDator Don Gefterreih, big
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
9O0 Ser ao0n 6ar6fnas.

2OD Der Naog 9arDtHge.
2obD @inifreo Selma 0oroinge,
bic gemablin Oes 8arons 6uroinae
BON pensburit, beg Wi3etDnies Don
Snbien, itarb in Qonbon i'm Utter BON
46 Sabren in einem Rrantenbous. no
lie fin elmer Operation un~ter3ogen
bate. NilBer ibrem @otten. NIT benz
bic nun @er6Ii9sne ii9 i'm Sabre 1890
bermGblte, binterIGBt Ie 3pei S1bne
unD cine Eodter. sic mar cine Der
b~eliebteften p~alaitoamen Der &Dnigins
mutter Mleranora unb cine inttme
Jreunoin Der 3arina BON NuBIon0.
Seine MoIteutrnBer.
Der plon, gsgeniibsr Dem 8ahnbof
Triebri6itraBe in Berlin Elm @ebGubs
gu erri9ten, bos 0urm einen sebn
Gtodnerte boben Eurm getrDnt lpers
ben Foute. lit an benz Wiberlpru9e
Der pOli3ei geideitert. Dele FAT ben
llnternebmern ongebeutet, bur9 Elm 70
bobes Gebduoe piirosn bic umIieaer.
ben @traben an Qint uno Buff aes
fnGbiqt netteu, uno bic 9ouerIaubnis
f0nne nes6al6 nidt erteiIt nerOen.
Mud fei es ldpierig, bic oberIten
Gtodperte eines ToIneH Mclsens
trabers nit MaHer gu beriOrgen obef
elm 6eler, 6ns bort ausbremen folIie,
pirtIam gu betdmpfen.
6iBs iy mubInnb.
@an3 NuBlono leioet inter orOBer
6ibe. rer grDBtsn felt eiuem balben
Sabybunbrrt. Da3u fommen uhqes
beurs WdIoDranoe. bic F@ Bel Der
enormsn 1rodeabeit ihneu beFbreiten,
beoeutenoen G@abeH berurlohen, Der
2fnIfren9uilg gu ihrer 9IGmpfun
fpDtten un6 nit iErem Rauh bic
5onre perOunieln unb Die Cuff sum
Mtmen beeintrahtioen. Wsiler, DIR
fer uno tIei7e GtGhts Tino benz sSeuer
iaon gum Siss gsfarsg. Nas Sbers
1acrrstc~ 7eic'e I'm Witternaat nod
eiHe 5emperatur uon 100 @roO Tab.
ren1sit u.b IN M'i.ssg i'm can8su
Reihe cine ioIte con 10 Bis 1876
Gro6.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Nus aItem @ef@ts4t.

Sn 9reeenS am 9obenfee 1T Bring
@uItaD Otto MnrimiIian 2ampraI
BON Gburn unO 9agis i'm MIter bon
66 Sabren geltorben. ST geb0rts Sur
eriten Ginie Oes urfpriingli9 Iongos
baroifdcn GuritensefdIeats unb pos
an %. 5ebruor. 1848. in AesensburB
in 9apern g~eboren porben. @r be-
fleihete ole Diir0s zines t. Il. I. aGms
merers unb NOR GhrenriGter bes fOus
berdnenM laltbeier Hitterorbens. Seine
@itpe lit bic prin3siiin aarOlins ppn
Gburn unO 8aris. bic Der 3peiten
Qinie Oss TiiritensefdIehts sntitummt.
prin3efIin &aroIins, Die 5fuei Sabre
otter als iEf Oerftorbener @emobI 1T.
1T I, u. I. pnloit6ome unb @terntreu5s
~oroensbame.
Rabbiats Suffra9ett en-.
Seds poli3iIfen Eaten neuIi4 IN
2on6on ibre 6Gnbe bon gu tan, UNI
3tDei aampfIufFrosetten, Die Sbomas
Mlc8innDn boob. @taatsietretdr fir
SdottlanD, nit peitfden ongefdIen
unO ibm iidtig 5ugeieBt batten. in
tas marlborough Str. spoli3eigeri6i
81 bringen. Die Weiber bntten benz
StaatsfetretGr Dor feiner WObnuns
o~ufeeIauert unb es tDdre inn libel err
gansen. penu Elm wlitslieb ieiner Die
nerfhaft ibm nidt be%igefprunsen
tpdre. Die Werbafteten regiftrierten
als Ssanetts Monoce un0 Bertha
MatfOn. Der poIi3siri9ter perurtsiIts
Fe gu elmer @sIObuBs bon ie ofpon5ig
5hiainsen, Die le aber niht beaabIs
ten. pesbalb iie duf pier3ebn Gage ms
S%efdnglis muBien.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

Oes ,rft leh3sbniGbrisen !6srrI9ers.
oss S9ab MdmsD Wlir5a. pelner IN
Sabre 1909. i'm Utter bon eff Sobrsn,
Den periifden TbrOn bsftisg. @sin
Waier. Der friibere Gdob, ipuroe pom
goIte obgeIebt unb muBts nit ieiner
Satin. Der Mutter oes iuneeu G1ab.
nab ObeFa ms gril geben. 2lhmso
Mir5a mar our1ous niht gemi1t. ii9
Don ieiRen @ltern 3u trennen uRb ben
elorrsiden 36ron fsiner @prDdter al
beIleigen. uno Is beiBt. BOB e. EOgar
nit @emolt aus ben Mrmen Ieiner
GItern geriHen tpernen muBte unD nod
Woheu lang biitere Tr6nen pergo5
unO Isin sdperes Coos bejommsrk.
5eit ltiuem Resierungsantritt BAT e.
letre GlterH nidt pis6er geIeben.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
~. D Dane.
sex amertfaHiimer @pHhaftcr am
pOfe ppH ct. Samcc.

5err MoItsr 6inss pnse. Der ones
ritonifhs 9otidoFisr am britiidsn
9Ofs untsr Der BiIfoufden 4omiuis
itrntion. lit BON 6nus aus ein Reoal
teur unb SdriftIteIsr unD bat F4
nls Rebotteur Osrfdisbener b~erborras
senber 3eiiIhtiften uno als Miigliso
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Winpbfep

Die QonbpirtfdoFtliHe 9eripaliuna
IN MaIhingtOH bat cine Offiaie[Ie Gre
fldruna abgsqebsn. nab Der bos Rinos
bie1 Eumet elishgr mir6, lpOdB ois
@roBFhldHisr jebt Tfd gs3muugm n
ben. Hiuobisb. oaS friibsr gesH4tet
nurbe. on5utduien unO gil fhlddten.
Dis GrfIdrune fiibrt Sic 4bn1bms an
RinbfIeilh auf oas GdIahten BON
RdIbern. penieer 3iihten. uno Mans
gel an GuttermitteIn. defenders @eibes
pEGBsn. 3uriid. Die Ginfu6ren bon
RinDbieb aus 2lrgsntiniea 1nben fi6
ongeblih nur bon iebr qerineem
NuBsn srpisfsn. lIsber bic S6bs BE-.
preiTes, BIS Su pelder osrIelbe in Sis.
lem 5erbff iieigeu pirb. pirb rs:a.s
HGtsres geEogt.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

Der engliT9e Mmnteur 9ifan3z
i9pimmer Sabe8 @olffe ~unternnbm
neuli9 feinen aebntsn 8erfuH, ben
Mermelfnnal az ourhI9nimmen,
muBte aber, bur9 ftarteu MinO unO
bOben Seegong 0aou g~e3fpungen, fein
8Orbaben ~aufoeben. Wolffe berlieb
I'm 4 ubr frib Cape @risneo uno
bate UNI flint Mtnuteu nod 10 11br
bic 0dIfte Der Strede bur9fHmoms
men. Ginige Treunbe bes 59iDims
mers, bic ibn in einem 8pote beeleiz
tsten. IieBen Inn biele 3eit cine Brief
tanbe alF, bic Die Nahri6t bra9te,
0aB ct pader Ieinem s3iel SuEtrebe.
Dos 8raDDuritId Der 1nrhThpim<
muug oes MermeIfonol8 lit bisber nun
RapitGn Ulottbetp Mebb (im SABRE
1875 unb Miuiam s. 8ureeB (l911)
geIungen.
WpItenbri9e,
Sn Der Saunusgeaenb ffnb fdfpere
MoIfenbriiHe nieberqeoangsn, bic be-
Iunbers in R0In unb IN 6omburg be-
0eutenoen G9aben onriHteten. On
pieIen @teIIen fparen Die Mplten6rii1e
BON orfanortigen Stiirmen begIeitet.
Gin DOlIbeIebter paRagierpaggpn Der
sfettriIm ~betriebenen Sunlburgbabn
purbe BON einem 9IiBfnlag ~qetroffen
uno ent5iinoete fi9. oDh geIang es ben
p~oKagieren. fid unberIebt in Si9er=
belt gu bringen. Sn DuiSburg err
trantsn 3ebn perfonen, Bic i'm Hbein
babeten. @Hperen S9oben fat elm
burm 9liB{9lag DerurIa1ter 8ranb
angerjhtet, Der i'm DiKelborfer Sus
itiapaIof gum Musbrud lam uni oas
DohgeI9OB aerii0rte. Sn oieieEt paz
rem gum Sell bunoert Sabre ate Nt=
ten aufbepabrt, Oeren @erlhft uHerIebz
lid 1T.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Sd6O6 miOgr lOiden.
Der ingen6ltde Serrider PerfsRs
ipDlte nidht r~e0iereR.

Die dIte R0nigsftdOt SeberaH
pranst i'm JsitIdmud anldBlih Der
GeitIi6tsiten 81 ehrsn Der Rr0nuns
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Neuer HInqrefpt6.

Der 5lisger BoTer bot nit ieiner
Humplertaube einen Qdngenretorb
aufgeitelt. inDem er BON Dem Sobans
nistbaIer 6hugplob obne 3pifHenlans
Sung nod 8uoopsit fIog. 8aKer
nobm ben Director Der Numplerperfe,
@lias, nuf BEN Slug nit.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
q. M onor Nnfft fot

Gg Wabor Treo. u. guHe, BON
Gbifago. ser felt bieIen Sabren< cine
groBe Rons unter ben Republiinnern
iener Siooi seipisIi bat. TT nad msbrs
D09ieem Qeioen eeltorben. Der @ers
Itorbene purAe an 9. wloi, 1886 ais
SObn ben @uiiop 8uHe eeboren unc
muBte nod Iebr tur5em G6uIbsIu6
tlnsu @roterpsrb ergreifen. Mls oon8
iuneer Wam troffneie Il bunn Elm
grpreBssfddft. pelnes Iih INNER
mebr eripeiterie, unb aing ldlitbIih
IN bas 2ohIenesfhdft, in neIhem Ct
fehr rsiifisrte. 9uHe niomete fih seis
tig Der pOlitit unb ipurbe 1891 gum
3omnsGlert BON North gbicoao err
ndbIt. Spdter beiIeiDete ct Elm Mmt
in Rintsr grentonos @eri1t unb
puroe Damn 6tlFss@ Sheriff. 1894
nurbe er IN ole Qegislotur ermdhlt,
no er 5pei Sermine ubToIbierte, uno
1898 in ben @tantsFenot, no er pigr
Sabre fungierts. 1902 Durpe e gum
Staafs + Shabmeifter eripdbIt. nnb
1905 erndnnte i'm prdfbent RoDIepelt
gum poitmeiIfer Don Gbicogo. Gum
mnDor mar er i'm Sabre 1908 erfDdhli
iporben. NIs Eruftee Der bouterptten
Renosg Modan 60. bate 9uFe eint
sroBe Gumms BEL Der iingit bertro@s
ten Ga Gene ctr. Gruf & Gopings
60. oeppniert.
Weuiger Wbisfep.
Webr ais bic 6dIfte Der Gduops-
breHner BON aentudp beieiliaen f6
an elmer 8epeeung. bic oarauf obsielt,
bic O~iesidbrise Mhisteps grohultinn
i'm 20 Wlini0nen @oIIonen au permine
bern. @robe @orrdie un0 ~lieberprOs
button pdbreno Der lebten flint 5ohze
merbeH aIs llrIaae bieIer Wabnobme
biugeiteIlt. Mud Die @nnapsbrenntr
bon Dbio, Sninois unb Snbiono tDoL
len ibre pfooutEion ein1hrGnfeu, erz
fldreH aber 3ueleid. bob bitIe Gins
fnrdulung teiNtaFpeqs bic HolQe ners
mInbertey RoAFroQe lti. GdnS I'M
@egenteiI Der Mbigleps9erbrnu&
IN ben Iebten bier Sn6reh bon 2Q000s
600 ouf 100000 @aIonen qeifies
gen. bic probultion abtr in Dem qIeis
den 3eitrnum Don 100000 ouf
"a 000 000 Monnneu
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
AMslan D

'@btno brau9t @eI6.
Giner Depei6s aus psfins an oen
2OnOoner nDoiIg telegraph" 5ufOles
itebt China i'm gegriff. Die 8antiers
Der STINT NlG6tes @ruppe um cine peis
tsre QtnIei9e BON $1O0.0o0.00 au5us
geben.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
3.

Die gr0Bte GntriiItuna berrfdt IN
Stuttgart iiber eine 8onoalentat, benz
bas nele BON YrDfefor D%Dnnoorf ges
Thaffene @9iuerzD enfmol Dor BEN
neuen Softbeatsr gum Spfer gefdleu
1T. Ser l1nbOlb ridtete nit elmer
dBenbsn Sdurs einen S9aben an. Der
ni9t mebr gut gu MAIDEN 1T.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

AbORnicrt anf Oas .@aibinatun
SuurnaI1.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Il nporfi 6tig.

- D.
Bum erIten MuIe lit in Mmerito elm
Berfnbren psgen pes Werrats militia
rider Ge6eimHilie eingeleitet morben
unO opar gegen bier Mlitglisoer Oes
@tabes Der Monotsldrift mSunIet
Ma0o3ine" bic bic 8eFeItiounoen am
paaomatanoL aufesaommen boben.
Sic iuarsn BON Der Qtbii1t beleslt, ben
Militdrbeb0roeu 0u 5ei9sn. no oisisIs
ben idmaA ieien. aber lie lebeu ii1
jsbt als Reiultai ibrtr 9smiibunesn
idperen Strafsn 9egeniiber. Die Sc
ItuHgsrsrte poren in Der ~eripG6nten
Monotsf1riFt %pOaItdabio obsebilOet
penfipniert.
Bear Mbmiral 50. $. s. Soutbers
lamb, elmer bon ben m%eniqcn, melte
lire goufbnbn in Der Marine gang
bon unten nuf begonnsn baben. 1T
p%enIioniert moroen, neil or 0ie Mllerss
grsn3e con 60 Snhreu i'm DienIt er
reiht bate. Gr mar in gletp gort qe.
boren. tUuroe I'M Sabr 1868 gum
S6iffsiunoeH in Der Mnrine etnannt
unb neil er Iid als folder auberors
bentli9 gut belt, ouf Die MarineT9ule
in annapolis geI1idt. bic er init gro
ben gbren abfoIpiertt. WGbrsno Sbeo.
bore @oOfsbeIt 0iIfss MarineIetretGr
mar, mar SoutberIano RooIepeits
Marinez MOjutont. @eit Npril 1913
mar GOutbsrInnb MitsIieb bes .@es
neral 8oorb" Der Warine.
Gberotefsn bel million.
Cine Delegation bon @berotees ns
oianern trug Dem prdFoenten Wilipn
bos @efud Dor. ibnen au geItotten, in
ibrer eigeuen Meiie ouf elmer ReTers
patton in GtIoboma uno mad ibrem
eigenen alien reIigiOIen @louben, Dem
'DieIe @eHeratiOnen ibrer Worfahren aes
buEoigt. "a Ieben. sic batter borber
fnOn cine llnierrebung nit &ommiTGr
Sells bonn Snbinnerbureou unb anbes
rem @eamien gebnbt; IS mar ibnen ober
gefagt pOrben. ibr Mnfuhen lonfe Der
a~ngeneineH SnbinnerpOIitit Der Re
gierung 5uwibsr. sic Iisben bsim
prdFoeHten cine Innoe Dentfdrift
ahsy ibr Gefuh auriid uno Der prGfs
bent Deripra3. 81 @efud in Grind
9uHg az 3ieben,
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

De friibere Gr3berspg 2eOpolo
@olpatOr. ser iiA our Set 2eOpOlO
MoelFIing ncnnt, puroe BON Dem Sc
rint in Miinden perurtsilf, ieiner
aipsiteu, BON ibm geIniebenen Satin
monatli9 1000 Rronen 3u 3nbIen,
trobSem sr 3abIunssuufdbigteit DOr=
9mabte.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
NTte Mbtei.

Der Gdmei3er Ranton @raubiins
ben feierte neulib BAG JsIt oes 1900
jdbrigen 8eifehens Der 8eneoittiners
@btei, Die BON benz 6eiIIgen Sigisbert
einem Srldn0er. i'm Sabre 614 aneds
8etebruug Der tpiI6sn MIpenjdger gum
GbriItentum gegriinoet pur6e. Die
Mhssi ait ais Bic diteEe til BET neIt
.nnRer Mnm.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
5aF flint MeiIsn.

Nmtlt9e Uienungen nit Dem Bdros
grap6en baben bepiefen, DAB Der
0sutfde Glieger 9einria 0eIeri9 nit
feinem Meroplan am IA. Suli bic Res
fDr0bObe pom iiber 5000 Metern ODer
26.246 SUB errei6te. So lit bies nur
154 SUB menieer aIs finf Meilen.
Die erite MelDung befaste, baB Dele
rid nur 24,606 SUB bod Seitiesen fei.
muB drummer.
Der englif9e SOurnolif AnOrem
Sd. poOleD puroe in 2otio pegen
9eberei unb GrpreKung in 3ufoms
menbang nit ben iir3liden japanis
Iden WlarineitnnbnI gu 5tpei Sobren
@efdngnis unb $1O0 @elofrafe bers
urteiIt. Der Deutfde b. 0errmanu
erbieIt Elm Sabr unO Der @nglif9e
George 8lunOen asbn MOnote @efangy
mig. Die llrteiIe gegen bic beiben
IeBteren ipurben auf bret Sabre iusz
penbiert.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
sToNINCTON
Committee for Senior Glass Hop Christmas Decorating of Calvary Episcopal Church Begun.

The senior class committee for the dance to be held in Borough hall on New Years eve is Frank R. Muller, chairman, Misses Ann Henry and Mary Robinson and Dean Fairbrother and Hubert Zeiier.
 E Members of Calvary Episcopal church began decorating the church with Christmas greens Thursday evening.
 William Fairbrother has been ap- pointed caretaker of w. o. Stanton's inn at Lords Point for the winter. Fred Fairbrother will take his place as janitor of the town court room.
 Vacation Schedule.
 The town school comnnittee met in the high school building Wednesday evening. The matter of the Christi mas vacation was decided. The schools usual time, the high school at 1.3o p. m. and the lower grades at S.SQ p. m. They will open again Tuesday, Jan. 5.
 Old Tower Removed.
 The old signal tower of the Consoli- dated road east of the borough has been removed by c. w. Freusch. who win use 1t in the construction of sew of the old tower was discontinued when the new tower at Main street was placed in commission.
 Borough BreVities.
 Stonington High school played it's first basketball game of the season Wednesday evening and defeated the Fifth company, c. A. C., of Westerly, 50-16.
 Nina council, K. of C., held its semi-monthly session in its rooms on Main street Thursday evening.
 Carpenters in the employ of the Consolidated road are making im- provements and changes to the en- trance at the local station.
 The Christmas festival of Calvary church Sunday school is to be held Monday evening. Dec. 2S. The public schools will close for the holiday vacation Dec. 23 and resume sessions Jan. f.
 The Noon Hour club is to have a Christmas tree on Christmas eve. Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Chesbro and daughter have returned from a visit in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Patrick Cassidy are visiting New Haven friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
WIL-L~IMANTIC

Brick together with William P. Jor- dan and Fl. A. Bugbee
 The machine is of the nnangle type and is said to be the latest word in that regard. Mr. Watts who was for meriy a travelling maclninist in ttle employ of the Smith & Winchester company of South Windham, has beer working for several years on the ma chine, which will sell for upwards oi $2, ,0O0. and has already placed four or five machines. It is said that this is the first machine made which will launder underwear and garments of that nature without removing the but tons.
 Plans are under way for the starting of active business soon after the first of the year. At the start tho company will make use of the cement building on the property of the yanderman company, on Mansfield avenue, and it Is likely that if in the future that company concentrates all of it's work at the one plant, the Watts company may remove to the building now used as an office by the Vanderman com pany on Valley street. Incorporation papers have been applied for and the company will be finally organized soon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
MYSTIC
sassaeus Tribe Elects chiefs-A. L.
 Pitcher to Address Stoninston Club.

Sassacus tribe, I. O. R. M., elected chiefs for the ensuing six moons at a recent meeting, as follows: Sachem, Charles Stoddard; senior sagamore, William L. MacCausland; junoor saga more, Rudolph Donath; prophet, J. J. Shelburne; chief of records, A. Stanton King; collector of wampunl, Charles R. Geer; keeper of wampum, A. O. Colby trustees. Roscoe K. Burrows, Mason M Manning, $. J. Gage: representative. Charles R. Geer; alternate, J. J. Shel- burne These newly elected chiefs held Tuesday, Jan. ,. Deputy Great Saehem Benjamin H. Rose and suite of Nonowantuc tribe, No. 42, of New London. will officiate.
 To Lecture at Steninston.
 A. L. Pitcher of this place will give a lecture before the Travel club in Stonington on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 5. His subject will be "Reminiscences of China.
 Personal Mention.
 Mrs. Anna Eliza Copp. who has been visiting in Springfield, is staying for a while at the Junior farm at West Mystic.
 Mrs. John E. Spofford of New York has been a guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Henry Fitzpatrick.
 Miss Karislxa Gates has gone to Mad ison, N. J., for the wintef,
 Walter Blackler has returned to Wallanston, Mass, after a few days stay at the home of MT. and Mrs. Con- rad Kretzer.
 s. s. Brown Mackenzie spent Thurs day in Central Village.
 Fred Moll has entered the employ of life insurance company and has an office in town.
 George Wightman of Boston spent Thursday in Mystic.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
MOBILE MERCHANT FATALLY
 WOUNDED BY HIS WIFE
She Had Sued for Divorce and Couple
 Had Not Been Living Together.

Mobile, Ala, Dec. 17.-Reuben F. McBroom, owner of shoe stores| in Mobile and Pensacola and a former resident of Terre Haute. Ind. was shot and perhaps fatally wounded today by his wife, Theresa, at their residence here. She surrendered to the police and was locked up.
 Mrs. McBroom recently sued for di- vorce and since then the couple have been living apart.
 McBroom went to this residence to- day to get his clothes and his wife was said to have gone to the veranda and shot him. She claimed 2fcBroom had a pistol in his hands.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
NoANK
B. Y. P. U. ofHcsrs-Express Freight to Stop Three Days 10 Carry Fish Assembly Officers to 5e Enter tained.

R~cGHiNiI GittSctS " @@ %HtGF- tained.
 The officers chosen by the B. r. F. U. for the coming year are: Pres ident, Mrs. J. P. Brown; vice pres ident. Dr. E.. F. Fitch: secretary. Miss Maud Fitch; financial secretary and treasurer. Mrs. R. E. Palmer. These officers form the executive committee and will later select the sub-comuait- In Poor Health.
 The health of Charles Fitch. who is with his son, pr. Fred Fitch, in East Hampton, Is quite poor.
 The sewing class of the village met Thursday afternoon. No more meet season. is-
 Mrs. Annie Graham has been enter taining her. sister, Miss Elizabeth Muir of Hartford.
 MT. and Airs. Frank Mcdonald have returned to New Haven.
 Miss Prue Davis will arrive today from the 9FilIimantie Normal school to spend the holiday vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Da- wis.
 Mfr. and Mrs. c. Hull Anderson have returned from visit in Westerly
 Albert Patterson will return today from the Connecticut Literary Insti- ute, at Sufdeld, to spend the vaca- ton at his home.
 Miss Eva Fish has left Memorial hospital, but will spend the rest of the winter with her sister in New London.
 Miss Elizabeth spicer of Wellesley is spending the holiday vacation with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. W. I. Spi- cer.
 Contractor Frank Barlow has gone to East Hampton.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ketchfler have moved from Prospect hill to Groton.
 Big Fare of Cod.
 Fishing. schooner Elnora Hill has gone to New York with a catch ol 2900 codfish.
 Charles Jenssen of Hartford is spending few. days here.
 Special Express to Carry Fish.
 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week, a special Adams Ex- here. This will be about 3.15 in the afternoon and will stop to take on whatever fish may be sent to the Christmas market. This win be a benefit to the fishermen as time will be saved and a higher price secured
 RebeI<ahs to Entertain.
 This evening the Rebekahs are to entertain the assembly officers with banquet and an exhibition of the work Home lodge members from Groton and Poquonoc will be enter tained.
 The gypsy moth hunters have fin ished work here and have gone to North Stonington. A number of clus- ters of eggs were found. The squad will return in the spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
Methodist Sunday Schools AnnaaT
 Meetinq.

The reports of the officers of the Methodist Sunday school board, made at the annual meeting Wednesday night, showed fiourishing condition of affairs in the school and good balance in the treasury, with definite gains in all departments. The follow ing officers were elected: Superin- tendent, r. r. Davoll: assistant, Ed win Cross; secretary, D. W. Ide; treas urer, Jasper Abramson; pianist, Ever cit Anthony; superintendent primary department, Miss Florence Lincoln; {; superintendents of the home depart ment, Mrs. Edward Lincoln and Mrs. Jasper Abramson.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18

content is not high and it is soft The organic constituents are all low and the chlorine is but slightly in excess of the normal for the region.
 'AThe bacteria are not high in num- bers, and no objectionable types were found.
 "The above results show no evil dence of the presence of dangerous contamination, and the water appears to be safe for drinking purposes at this tfne.s'
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
NEW INpusTRY FOR CITY. veatts LanndEy Machinery Company Applies for Incorporation Papers.

There was meeting at the Board oi Trade rooms Wednesday evening of the subscribers to the stock of the Watts Laundry Machinery company. at which practically all of the fifteen or so sub- scr1bers were represented. and plans for the commencement of business were discussed.
 The company has been formed with a capital stock of $25,0o0, $10,000 of which is paid in, but at the meeting it was voted to increase the paid in stock to 312,5o0, and a committee of three was appointed to act with Tim ventor of the machine which it is pro- posed to manufacture. in placing the 90 shares of stock remaining unsub- scribed for to make up the total paid in capital. This committee consists of the temporary treasurer, John E..
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
HOMELESS MEN LODGED
 IN PASSENGER CARS.
11s Found in Boston and Maine Yards
 at SomerviIIe, Mass.

Somerville. Mass. Dec. 17.-One hundred and eighteen homeless men passenger cars in the Boston and Maine yards here were arrested on charges Of trespass today. A search at the police station showed that all were penniless. In district court each man was fined sIo, which he naturally could not pay.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
PLAINFIELD

Mrs. Hannah Witter of Brooklyn spent Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. Benjamin Watson.
 Contractor William Adams laid of his men and teams that had been working on the new Babcock theatre foundation Wednesday night. the work being as far advanced as is pos- sible at present.
 Mrs. Walter Kingsley was in Nor wich Wednesday,.
 The Plainfield Women's club met with Mrs. Wibberly on Plainfield street Wednesday afternoon.
 Schools close Friday, Dec. Is, for the Christmas vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
Officers of Eastern Star Lodge.

Eastern Star lodge, No. A, A. r. and A. M., has elected the following off : cers for the ensuing year: Worshipful master, Clarence B. Avery; senior warden, Roy V. Walker; junior war den, Charles W. HILL; senior deacon, James Larkum; junior deacon, II. A. Card: treasurer, c. F. Risedorf; secYe- tary Harold C. Mott. This is AIr Rise doris 2Ist term as treasurer of the
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
Juoauan MiIIer,a Estata.

Oakland, Calif., Dec. 17.-Joaduin Miller, poet of the Sierras, left real property valued at $41 ,996, besides cash and other assets. according to an inventory filed here by Mrs. Abbie Leland Miller, the widow. Mrs. Miller and her daughter. Juanita Miller, are the sole beneficiaries.