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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
.RATHBONE BIBLE
HERE TOMORROW
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs PLAN FOR
INITIATION OF LARGE CLASS
OF CANDIDATES.
Candidates viii Be Obligated Upon
Famous 8ook-Prominent Men
Will Be in Attendance.

Knights OF Pythias men about the
city are busy in preparation for the
g1eat affair Wednesday evening-the
coming of the famous Rathbone Bible
TO Wheeling. Along with the coming
o. the Bible a large class. to be known
as the Rathbone Bible class. will be
initiated.
The bringing OF the Bible here will
be done by Hon. Fred Ellsworth
Wheaton. supreme keeper of records
and seal. II IS expected that he will
meet one of the largest classes ever
initiated here.
Local Pythians have been looking
forward TO the event of Wednesday
evening for many weeks. The Rath-
bone Bible has never been in Wheel
ing before. II is the Bible presented
TO the late Henry Rathbone. founder
of the order. more than 50 years ago.
lie in turn presented the Bible. with
his autograph. to the Supreme Lodge.
Knights of Pythias.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
EH.FIREMAN, CONVICTED OF Ar
SON. is SET FREE
Pen5ins indictments Held Up on Prom
ise OF Good Behavtor-Had
Seen Model Prisoner.

George "Uull' Kraft. convicted and
sentenced one year ago on 70 charge Of
attempted arson. was released from
Iail last nicht. subject tO the rules OF
q capias pro fine. IIi- one years SEN
ta7cc expired Yesterday. bur a lne of
$500 and costs sfIll remains unpaid.
* conference OF present Prosecuting
Attorney ID. s. Mckee. past prosecut-
ing AttOrney g. 81 Addlomau now "a
Judge Of the Circuit Court. State Fire
Marshal John IS. Koran. Attorney & o.
royce. counsel for Kraft. and Kraft
himself resulted in au agreed r'I'a-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
CAMPAIGN.
For Three Hundred Members Opened
Yesterday by Columbia Club.

Three hundred new members is the
-io-an adopted by the Columbia club
who opened their membership cam
p3'gu yesterday morning The init3
tiuu fee has been reduced 10 $500 for
members between lG and 81. and g. 10.
for members between ~ and So. Scy.
ofal teams have been selected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
MEETING POSTPONED.

The meeting OF the Christian min.
isiers which was 10 have been held
yesterday afternoon 30 the First Chris.
tan church was postponed because
Professor \. T.. Finley. Of Bcthary
who was 10 address the ministers was
unable to be here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
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DO polio" court yesterday morning for
being drunk
James Faharis. arrested at M .
I"'ntythird street. yesterday morn.
ing. was fined 90 and costs for cbop.
ine Della Fox. an inmate of tho pl,.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
POLICE COURT

James Ferguson. August Sieua.r.
sam Carter John Stenrer. =. o. Sick.
'rson. jeff Surprise and Robert paffpr.
son were fined s. and costs or Boo date
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Michael M. Monahan.

Mary Council, widow of Michael NJ.
Monahan, died Monday morning. at
1.30 o'clock at her home, No. IS Oak
ridge street. following a serious illness
of five weeks duration. She had been
in poor health for a year.
Mrs. Monahan was born in Lisbon
and was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Cornell. Practically all of
her life had been passed in this vicinity
and she was favorably known to many
friends. There survive four daugh-
ters, Miss Mary Monahan, Miss Annie
Monahan. Miss Nellie Monahan and
Miss Susan Monahan, all of Norwich,
and two sons. Edward Mona,han of
this city and Michael Monahan of
Providence, There are also three sis
tiers, Mrs. Michael Riordan of this city,
Mrs. William Dohaney of Providence
and Mrs. Catherine Kelly of Norwich,
and two brothers, Patrick Cornell of
Jewett City and Michael Council of
Bridgeport. Mrs. Monahan was
member of st. Mary's parish.
Mrs. Walter Learned.
Mrs. Alice Beckwith Learned, wife
home, 2. Broad street, New London.
Mrs. Learned had been i'll but a short
time. She was daughter of Jason
Beckwith and was a sister of the late
DR.. Frederick Beckwith. Mrs. Learned
is survived by her husband and daugh-
Ter, MISS mary y. Learned.
Mrs. Samuel r. Jarvis.
Mrs. Lucy Cushing Jarvis, widow
of the Rev. DR.. Samuel F. Jarvis of
Brooklyn, Conn.,. died in Boston,
Mass, Friday evening, aged So years
She was a daughter of Dr. Silas Hol-
man and Mrs. Holman of Gardiner,
Me. She married DR.. Jarvis, Au-
gust 25, 1853. Since his death
October "a, 1910, she had lived part
Nf "a in
recently in the south of England. To
DIR. Jarvis and Mrs. Jarvis were born
three children. One, a son, who
bore his fathers name, and who was
a graduate Of Trinity college. 1889,
died fifteen years ago. Two daught-
ers survive. The funeral was held
Monday morning at st. Paurs chapel,
Boston. The burial was at
o'clock in Trinity church yard, New
York.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
Soft, Fluffy Hair Always
Aids Beauty and Charm

Girls and women of all ages want t.
be charming, beautiful and attartctivr
its their birthright-but stringy
thin and lifeless hair destroys half tn,
beauty Of a pretty face.
If your hair is not beautiful, lackin,
that enviable softness, lustre and fluff
finess, or is falling out, full Of dan
druff, too dry, or the scalp itches ant
burns, by all means use Partisan Sage
an inexpensive and delicately per
fumed liquid, easily obtained at an!
drug counter or from Lee & Osgood
Simply rub Partisan Sage well int
the scalp. 1t will go right to the hail
roots, nourish them, and stimulate tht
hair to grow strong and luxuriant. [
removes every trace of dandrun with
one application, thoroughly cleansei
the hair of dust and excess oil, leav'
ing it soft, fluffy and lustrous.
Partisan Sage is always safe, Away.
reliable and can be used CONSTANT,
without the slightest fear Of injury tt
either the hair or scalp and surel!
gives the hair just what is needed
to make it rich looking and bewitch.
ingIy beautiful
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
EASTERN COMM BRANCH
WOMAN'S BOARD OF MISSIONS
Executive Committee Decides to Hold
Annual Meeting Here in June-Re-
ports and Junior GATHERINGS.

The executive committee Of the
Eastern Connecticut branch OF the
Woman's Board of Missions was held
in the room over the Otis library Mon
day afternoon, at which a report of
the branch meeting in New London
was read and approved.
report was also made by the
junior secretary in which it was an
nounced that there would be a group
meeting for junior work in Whitman
tic this week Saturday and that a
junior rally would be held at Park
church in this city May 8. A report
on the work at Van. Turkey, was given
by the corresponding secretary
1t was decided to hold the annual
meeting Of the branch at Park Con-
gregationa1 church in this city early
in June. Other routine business was
transacted
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
PERSONALS

Miss L. D. Huntington has been in
New York on a business trip.
Mrs. Walter Wall of Worcester is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Beaver, of
the East Side.
Mrs. T. S. Underwood attended the
Pedic Society of Chiropody lecture at
Hartford Sunday.
Mrs. James P. Miner of Norwich is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George H.
Griswold in Mystic
Mrs Albert Guile of Norwich has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mccormick Of Manchester.
Mrs. Francis T. Diggins of Broad
way left Monday morning for Charles
town, n. H. to attend her father, who
is i'll.
Miss NJ. e. Riley and Miss Miss A.
E. Luppert have returned after spend
ing Sunday in Willimantic, the guests
Of a friend.
Miss Lillian Briggs, Of Dorchester,
Mass. has returned home after
weekend visit here. the guest of Miss
Marion NJ. Braley.
Mrs. Michael Schwartz and daughter
Evelyn are in New York for ten days
visiting MT. and Mrs. J. Barno, who
are the parents Of Mrs. Schwartz.
David Clark Of Franklin street, who
split one Of his fingers while at work
last week. is rapidly recovering, al
though he will be unable to return to
work for some time yet.
Deacon Edwin A. Lewis of the North
Stonington road. who has been suffer-
ing from throat trouble. has been
-.1,Ak ID IL
witch. His condition is considered Sc
rious
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
AT THE AUDITORIUM,
Vaudeville and Motion Pictures.

fractions seen in the Auditorium the
atre in some months was the com
pany appearing here Monday.
coming here direct from Boston, where
they have just completed a ten weeks
run at the Olympia theatre. 1t is I'M
der the management of the Marcus
Musical Attractions. Inc. Mike Sacks
styled the king Of comedians, kept the
large houses in an uproar and he was
ably backed up by an excellent COM
bination Of comedy artists. The show
remains here this week and next week
and an entirely new bill will be seen
Wednesday and Friday
The feature film was Changed Lives.
in three reels, a modern drama with
Herbert Rawlinson. and the comedy
film was The Death of Simon Lee
Grace, featuring Billie Richie, the pop
ular movie comedian,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13

plated, with lace trimming.
Miss Ruth Dray, New London, pink
taffeta with lace trimmings,
Mrs. Henry D. Buckley, light blue
radiant, with crystal trimmings.
Mrs. John R. Tarrant, peach color
crepe de chine, with applique trim
mings.
Mrs. Ethel K. White, light blue tat
feta, with pearl trimmings.
Mrs. Mat Michel New York city,
white charmeuse, silver tunic.
Miss Irene GalHvan, turquoise blue
silk, silver tunic.
Miss Mae Gallivan, white char
meuse.
Miss May F. Dougherty, white crepe
de chine with pearl trimmings
Miss Lillian A. Aberg, pale pink
crepe de chine and chiffon with rose
bud trimmings.
Mrs. M. E. Conlan, black crepe de
chine with jet trimmings
Miss Louise B. Quinn, blue crepe de
chine, trimmed with all-over and Irish
point lace.
Miss Catherine A. Lee, Nile crepe
de chine with garniture of shadow lace
and rosebud trimming
Mrs. NJ. H. Donahue, light blue satin.
Miss May Pounch, pink satin.
Miss Marguerite Pounch, Nile green
satin.
Miss Ida Krause. yellow crepe de
Miss Mary Lee, hand painted crepe
de chine over pink satin, with pearl
trimmings.
Miss Mary Swanton, blue satin,
shadow lace overdress, with velvet
trimmings.
Miss Hazel Fairclough, old gold satin
under shadow lace.
Miss Katherine Riordan, Powered
chiffon over Killarney rose satin
Mrs. J. c. Keegan. shadow lace over
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
pink messaline, with rosebud trim

pink messahne. with rosebud trim
ming.
Miss Elizabeth F. Bowen, light blue
crepe de chine with chiffon.
Miss Eleanor J. Donovan, pink crepe
de chine.
Miss Theresa P. McManus, pink
crepe de chine.
Miss Anna NJ. Murphy, blue char
meuse.
Miss Margaret Sweeney, black chif-
fon over black messaline with pearl
trimming.
Miss Ethel Mullins, canary taffeta
silk with silver trimming.
Miss Mary Mccarthy, blue chiffon
with rosebud trimming.
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Dannihy, blue
charmeuse.
Miss Josephine Edwards, maize chif-
fon and messaline.
Miss Elizabeth Riley, blue messaline
and shadow lace.
Miss Julia Imelda Good, pink chif-
fon, daphne lace.
Mrs. R. F. Mcdonald, white crepe de
chine.
Mrs Maurice F. Kelly, blue crepe me-
teor.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
BELGIAN RELIEF SHIP,
S1co,co0 Wanted for Contribution from
Connecticut - Committee Discussed
Plans.

The state committee on raising of
funds to send a relief ship with sun
plies to the sufferers in Belgium held
a meeting Monday at the residence of
ex-governor Simeon E. Baldwin in
New Haven. There were present Gov
ernor Marcus Holcomb, Ex-Governor
Baldwin, who is president Of the COM
mittee. Arson T. McCoolz, the secre-
tary of Hartford. Prof. Henry w. Far
nam, George S. Palmer of New Lon
don and Rev. Edward M. Chapman of
Old Lyme. The committee spent the
forenoon in discussing ways of rails
ing Of the fund of 100000. After
luncheon the consideration of plans
was continued and Governor Holcomb
was very keen for a strong showing
Secretary McCook said that it is the
plan of the committee to begin a cam
paign at once that will be statewide.
Subscriptions for the fund will be So
1icited and it is hoped that there will
be some generous donations. Mr. Nc
Cook said that the funds should be
raised so that the Connecticut relief
ship could be on its way to Belgium
with the relief from this state within
one or two months.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
WHITE CROSS 4TH ANNUAL BALL
Knights of Columbus Conducted Brilliant Social Function
the Armory-4OO Dancers Enjoyed the Evening
Dainty Color Scheme in Light Blue, Light Yellow and
White. 1M

de chine.
Mrs NJ. c. Higgins. white shadow
trimmings.
Mrs. George Higgins. chiffon over
lavendar meSSaline.
Miss Ella Shannon, blue embroider-
ed chiffon over blue satin
Mrs. T. c. Murphy, black lace over
black satin.
Mrs William T. McGarry, light blue
silk.
Mrs. William T. Browne. cream mes
saline with chiffon and irr1descent
trimmings.
Miss Ella Leahy, black silk.
Mrs. John J. Kelly Of New London,
white silk with black lace and green
velvet.
Miss Margaret Young, light blue
taffeta, lace over-dress.
Miss Agnes Young, Powered crepe
de chine, rosebud trimmings.
Miss Agnes Sullivan, light blue ac-
Gordon, plated crepe de chine with
velvet bodice.
willow silk with net panel with apple
blossoms
Miss Anna M. Kelly, pink chiffon
with lace and velvet trimming.
Miss Eliza Campbell, light blue.
Mrs. D. T. Shea, black lace over old
gold
Mrs. William Coughlin, black crepe
de chine.
Miss Viola Shea, New London;
coral taffeta.
Mrs. Alexander Jordan, black satin,
jet trimmings.
Miss Clementine Jordan, pink crepe
de chine.
Miss Camilla Hea1y, yellow crepe de
chine with pearl and rosebud trim
ming.
Mrs. ]. l. Counihan, blue crepe de
chine over silk with silver trimming.
Mrs T. H. Daily, white crepe de me-
teor with Irish point lace trimming.
Mrs. J. ]. Shugrue, white hand en-
broidered wolfe.
Mrs. D. ]. Hinchey, Deft blue satin
messalne, white figured satin trim
mings.
Mrs. w. Kasloski, white crepe de
chine, lavender velvet trimmings
Miss Alice Murphy, Willimantic, fig
ured chiffon, lavender messaline trim
mings.
Miss Lillian Moriarty, rose colored
silk with shadow lace trimmings.
Miss Irene Moriarty, white embroid-
cred wolfe, Venetian lace.
Miss Margaret Carroll, lavender silk.
Miss Julia Dunlevy, white embroid-
cred.
Miss Irene Walsh, bene silk.
Mrs. Pedace, light blue silk.
Miss Mary Dingavin white lace
Miss Hannah O'Conne1l, pink crepe
de chine.
Miss Elizabeth Kingberger, blue lace
over pink silk.
Miss Emily Foley, cerise silk with
black trimming.
Mrs. A. Totty, black silk.
Miss Margaret McCaffrey, Nile green
messaline, pearl ornaments.
Mrs. John G. Shea, lavender silk.
Mrs. James Casey, black satin.
Miss May Wholey, pink silk.
Miss Agnes Gebrath, Nile green silk.
Miss Nina Clark, gray messaline.
Miss Ruth Ilafferty, white net over
yellow satin.
Mrs. John Fleming, white lace over
satin.
Miss Marion Shea, embroidered voile
over pink satin.
Miss Mary Shea, white embroidery
over silk.
Miss Bella Laffey, white lace over
blue silk.
Miss Mary King, blue silk lace trim
ming.
Mrs. James O'Neil, pink net over
pink silk.
Mrs. Francis T. Diggins, black lace,
velvet.
Mrs. William B. Mcknight, white net
over yellow satin.
Mrs. Patrick J. Cassidy, midnight
blue satin, black lace overdress, jet
trimmings.
Miss Alice E. Murphy, green chif-
fon.
Miss Ade1ine c. Coughlin, nile green
brocaded silk, pearl trimmings.
Miss Mary Kane, pink accordion
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
NORWICH HEARING TODAY.
Quite a Delegation Expected to Go to
Hartford In Opposition to the Di-
vision Of the Town.

It is expected that there will be
quite number who will go from here
today to atteI.l the hearing before the
committee on new towns and probate
districts in opposition to the petition
seeking the division of Norwich
1t is expected that the hearing and
arguments will be concluded at todays
session, though prolonged session
may be required to accomplish the
presentation Of the facts which Nor
witch wishes to get before that body.
Though 1t is understood that some
of the members are DESTROYS of max
ing visit to this city for the pur-
pose Of looking over the town and
the proposed division, no action upon
upon the invitation has been an
nounced
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
BILLY SUNDAY WILL BE Z
DISCUSSED BY MINISTER'S
Iu Annual Alumni Convocation at New
Haven This Week.

Billy Sunday; the Man and His
Work, will be one of the timely topics
to be discussed in New Haven dur
ing the sixth annual convocation of the
Alumni and Ministers of Connecticut,
which opened Monday afternoon at
Marquand chapelw, of the Yale School
of Religion. There will be a full and
free discussion and the meeting of
Wednesday evening the revival will
be the subject before the house.
Among the ministers registered pres
ent on Monday were: Rev. John Win
throp Ballentine. Stafford Springs;
Rev. Henry w. Hubert, Groton; Rev.
H. Schuyler Foster, Noank: Rev. J.
H. Fitzgerald. Hebron: Rev. L. B. Cur
tbs, Stafford; Rev. Joseph F. Cobb.
Norwich; Rev. Albert T. Earnshaw,
Mystic; Rev. Henry A. Blake, Col
chester: Rev. Henry E. Small. Goshen:
Rev. NJ. Raymond Plumb, Windham;
Rev. John G. Newsom. Clinton; Rev.
lElwell o. Mead. Leonard's Bridge;
Rev. G. B. Marston, Stonington; Rev.
John J. Lockett. Andover.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
EXQUISITE GOWNS.
In Latest Fashionable Colors Made
Scene of Beauty.

Among the beautiful gowns worn
were the following:
Mrs. ]. Edward Driscoll, white satin,
court train, trimmed with Spanish
lace and opalescent.
Miss Annie Maher, Powered chif-
fon over pink.
Mrs. John NJ. Lee, black chiffon tat
feta with Chantilly lace overdress.
Miss Ruth Jordan, old gold satin.
Mrs. James Coughlin. cream filet
Miss Lena DAILY, light blue chiffon.
Miss Isabelle N. Leonard, turquoise
blue crepe de chine.
Miss Margaret Leonard, yellow chif-
fon over yellow satin.
Miss Isabelle Murphy, blue char
meuSe.
Miss Henrietta James, pink crepe
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
PARK BOARD REFLECTS
ITS FORMER OFFICERS.
Joseph r. Tanning For President
Will Consider Plans For Work Lat
er.

The board Of park commissioners
held its regular meeting Monday aft
srnoon. which was also the annual
meeting for the election of officers.
These were reelected as follows: Pres
ident, Joheph T. Tanning; vice presi-
dent Frank J. King; secretary, Will
lam A. Norton.
The same committees as last year
will serve: Finance, Mr.. flaming,
chairman eX-offcfo; Frank J. King
and William A. Norton; development
and Improvement, William A. Norton,
Martin E. Jensen, and John NJ. Lee;
care and management, Henry F.
Parker and Martin E. Jensen: audit
ing, John M. Lee and Henry F. Park
err
The ordinary bills were approved.
Plans for the new work will be con-
sidered at a special meeting to be
held later in the month, when the an
nual report will also be prepared.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
Appealed Case Has Been Settled.

The case of Ellen Fitzgerald VS..
]. B. Shannon. which had been ap-
pealed to the supreme court of errors,
has been settled. Mrs. Fitzgerald was
given a verdict Of $1,000 in the su-
perior court here when she sued for
damages sustained in an elevator ac-
cident.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
AT DAVIS THEATER,
Vaudeville and PhotopIays,

Full of feature, the Follies of 1915
began their engagement at the Davis
theater on Monday befoer houses that
were big in numbers and spontaneous
in their applause for Eddie Bowling
and Findlay & Burke, the funmakers,
and the musical part of the show to
which the tuneful voices of the Find
lay sisters, Walter Bergeron, James
Evans. Sadie Barton and others con-
tribute big share. 1t proved to be
one of the best shows the Davis has
staged for number of weeks
In the photoplays there were star
numbers and it was announced that
features would be furnished on Wed
nesday and Friday evenings by society
dancing contests in which prizes are
to be given.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13
Incidents in Society

Mrs. Amos A. Browning entertains
the members of Faith Trumbull chap
ter this afternoon at her home on
Union street
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13

The omnibus routes of London to-
tai 500 miles in their combined length.
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