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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Gel. W. H, HeiI Ahfs ta Dine with His Family C!7ristn1ss Oay-AnnuaI Cantats Succase.

 Mrs Roy J. WostenhoIne of Wafer bury spent Christmas with her par ents. MT. and Mrs. William A James in this village.
 Franklin C. Cfurley of Amherst col iege and his cousin, Fred ChaDrnan, CT Worcester. Mass. have been spend ing q, few days with 3Tr. and Mrs. C. J. Gurley.
 Arthur Devereaux and daughter Cora returned Monday from visit of several days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Webb in Dsnb1lry. Mir, and Mrs Homer \. Neil and with relatives i'll WiIliuaautic
 Gel. Hall Recovering.
 Col. W. H. Hull was able to eat his Christmas dinner with his family and now spends 8 part of each day in his office.
 Christmas Entertainment.
 The Chlsatrnas ente1.tainr,lerlt iu So- cial hal, Memorial church, Christ mas e9e added one to the lis. Of sue c=Jaas in this line.
 A large IaLglo0 0ef, Jolalg ana ole, were In tic presentation of the cantata This feature has come to he an essen tial in the community observance of Christmas time and it never dissp- points the large audience that invari- ably attends. Santa Claus makes his appearance each time, this year in the person of Re-. F, ". Darrow Many about the state seem to con- sfder Col. ". H. Hall the logical can didate for speaker of the house of representatives at the coming session.
 Sunday School Officers.
 Following is the list of officers for
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
HIT. HOPE
Sceflce

AIr. and Mrs. Ralph Church spent Christmas with MT, and Mrs. George Albee.
 Nr. and Mrs. Frank Larrow and Bruce Larrow spent Christmas and tho weekend in Hartford.
 School closed Thursday. Dec. 24th.
 Miss JuIiette Pronier is spending her vacation in Boston.
 Miss Mabel Moore ot Sterling is spending ten days with her father, B. o. Moore
 B. 0. Moore entertained Mrs. H. Nj. Winch, Ar. and Mrs. C. E. Willis and Vera and Harlow Willis, Christ mas day and Saturday.
 David Russ and family spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs Ernest Durlxee of Mansfield Depot.
 Miss Irene Grant of Mt. HoIyoIle is passing the vacation with her par erts, aI2. and Mrs. \. AI. Grant.
 Dr. F. A. Young and family of New York are spending the holidays at the Young homestead.
 Ice twelve inches thick is being harvested oy the farmers in this vicinity.
 The youag people are enjoying skat- ing parties.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
HEBRON

2. J. Lord is very i'll with grip.
 E. T. smith is i'll again having O relapse.
 Miss Helen Jones has returned to her school after visiting her sister over Christmas.
 Miss Eva Jones. of Hartford is vfs~ iting her sister, Mrs. Howard Hart.
 Misses AIaude and Ruth Hayden oL Boston are visiting at II. C. Porters.
 Frank BisseI and family were at w. O. Seym's for the holidays.
 Everett Thompson an old resident of this place died in St. Joseph's hos pita1, WiIlimantic. last Sunday morn ing. Burial was in Hebron, in Church Street cemetery at 1 o'clock Tuesday,
 Schools at the Center commence on next Monday January f
 Vincent ". Henderson was calling on friends in this place Tuesday.
 Otmay Thompson of New York was in town over Christmas visiting his sister, Miss Alice Thompson.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
HOLLAND
Congregational Church Aids Destitute seigians-SaVings Bank Declares Annual Dividend.

There was S12 taken up at the Con gTegationa1 church Christmas eve tow ard the Belgian relief fund
 Miss Mary Leonard Of Hartford and Miss Florence Leonard of Washington spent Christmas with their parents. MT. and Mrs. Oscar Leonard.
 Mrs. Marian Baker of Hyannis. hass-, Is visiting her father, William Agard.
 1Ir. and Mrs Ernest R. Cloug1 and son E. Reginald of Providence, F, |. and Miss Gertrude Clough of Bristol spent Christmas with Mir and Mrs. R. N, CloUgh.
 Mrs. Henry B. Stafford of New York IS visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs, E. 5. AgaTd.
 Returns from Hospital.
 Mrs. Lewis E. Price returned home last week from the Hartford Hospital where she underwent an operation.
 Miss Hazel Graham and Harold Ora ham of Hartford are visiting at Charles Sterry's
 visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs Earle F. Clough.
 town.
 Miss Edna Thonafortd of New York is a guest at Frank Luhrsen's.
 Donald Hanna was in town last Alfred Ciough Of wonaston, Mass. spent Christmas with his grandpar- enLs, MT and Mrs. James H. Clough.
 The Ladies Aid society met 3n the town hall Wednesday,
 The savings bank of Holland de- clarsd sn annual dividend of 2 1-2 per cent on Dec. 2S
 Master Preston MeacI-aIr Is i'll.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
STAFFORD
Two Sunday Schools Unite for christs mas observance-BuriaI of Mrs. Sol : onnon Baker.

Christmas the two societies united in g. gathering in the N. D. church. A very interesting concert was rem dered by the two schools. who also had two trees loaded with gifts, mal1- ing merry the hearts of all.
 Eugene Jones, who has been home on 8 furlough returned to his ship the day before Christmas.
 Blanche Perry spent a few days in Worcester, Mass, during her school vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Clark spent Christmas with the latter's parents tre West Thompson.
 Mrs. M. Johnson has closed her home and is boarding with Mrs. Ed- ward Keith during the winter.
 Welcome Davis, representative elect, expects to go to the legislature next
 The widow of Solomon Baker. a former resident of Eastford. died in Brooklyn, where she resided and the body was brought here for burial. Rev Frank Chamberlain ofdciated at the 1 grave.
 Mrs. William Cowan has returned to aar home atler a weke's visit with l ger parents in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
WELLINGTON

4 the Christmas festivities every seat in the church was filled and chairs had 10 be brought in. The music was aco5 the children all did well and tl3air delight when Santa appeared Was one Of the charming features Of tine evening. The church was taste eulIy decorated There were presents fOe every member of the Sunday school ana for everyone present.
 There were $ at Bible school Sun day morning and that was a good; turnout for ZeTc weather with a prom is5 o9 snow in the air. The pastors sermon was timely for the last Sun day of the year and was @ beautiful expression of gratitude for past mer- cies and blessings and of hope for thel new year.
 Thursday evening. at the Clara HaiKi Elliott Memorial church. South Wilt lington, there was a reception and sae- cial for Rev. and Mrs. Darrow in ac- c0rdance with the ti1le-honored GUS T tom
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
ogpEa OF pRcTEcTIoA,

Tfle first meeting night 4i2 January, which will bc the second Monday i-: the month has been set By NorpT:cfl lodge, No. &4S, as tae tipae for the iYl- stallation Of its officers and tho plan is to make tfs evening alee on0 of 8, social cfIaTa cter and & clsoRdez will SDe served.
 During the last rao1lta the 1oGga 9sh lost two members Iyy Geatn, Efe71nen D. FalIioa and John F.ye,2. "E'hS lat ter had beer member about 10 ysaIH, but MT Railion was enc oS Iha chart CT members and had paid in ahoq,s SG15 in his assessments. Wzta the prornptitude that chacactsrixas eYes Y E. o. F., his beneficiary received the S2,0o0 represented by his certlflcat within a very few days of his death.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
COLUMBIA
Ten Inch Ice Harvested MsnGay- Water Badly Neec!sa--,s,aroel Poet Package Misdireeted and coorly Packad.


 Among those from oGt of town wEio spent ChriGrmas with relatives and friends i. tszis place were Cieyeisnd and Erwin Collins l.yS Clinton 1s@ve- land of East Hzrt33r.. LynGon Little of Hartford Cy-us I3!itn-i of Clastor- bGcy and MisS Lse1a ,i. Noih; of Nor- Prank Anes and sister. Miss Mil dred Anes, Of Ar1ile3,st, Mass spent the week end w.tE >heir sister, Mrs. D. Q. Foster. a. she parsonage.
 Mrs. Ethel BlZ:SIa3 spent last Sat urdaT and 24cnday with friends in Col chester.
 lG-. and Mrs. Her-I.aa r. Wolff of Ee5ttie}d. Mass spent tha Christmas season win AtT. NolfLS mother and broJher, oa Columbia. Greer.
 Preached at R7ookfieEd.
 Rev. h. O. Foster of this place preached at BrookfieId. Conn. last lord Theological seminary occupied the QdlE.t i1 this p-acs.
 Mrs. }3niis7 A Li1t-e, Esilo has been spending several weeks with the fam !lT of her SGT, at East Hampton, has returned to he- home on Columbia Green.
 Filled Ioshoaso Monday.
 Some began to harvest ice early fin the week. IT. ". Porter secured suffl- c12rt heiJ ID put in his years supply oI ice Mouda5. The ice was of excel ient quality 4G inches thick
 Wells StiH Dry.
 Most Of the wells are dry and al- though we have occasional light rains the result seems to be icy roads and dangerous traveiing instead Of water in the wells.
 There was a meeting of the church com nnlttes aI the parsonage Thursday evening. These intending to unite with the church next Sunday were present.
 Parcel Post Package Astray.
 \ parcel post package addressed to a member of the "z6 regiment, CoIura- bus Barricks. Columbus, Cunneticut." strayed into the local postoffice recent ly. The package was literally torn in pieces for the reason of it's rot being securely packed. The contents had consisted of fruit cake. jelly and vart- oUs kinds of fruit. which haa escaped from bondage and were enjoying the freedom of the mail bag: Tre pec]5age had started from Maryland. got side tracked here and. seeraed utterly un- able to journey further Tn the mean time some soldier is no doubt looking for his Christmas dinner
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
FROM THE LODGE ROOM
Norwich Moose Lodge New Home-Sebequonash Council Had Christmas Tree-Rebekahs to Have Their Off, cers lnstalled-Great Growth of the Knights of Pytias

water and set bowls. No special use has been desiened as yet for these rooms
 The third floor will be used as q lodge room as soon as it can be gotten in shape by taking out the partitions and sealing the stairway. 4 new stairway is to be put in on the out side, making Q separate entrance.
 The cellar will Be finished off for pool rooms, coat rooms and here viii also be located the rathskeller.
 Ahere is steam heat and gas in all the rooms and electricity has also been installed. There is q large light in front and one fin the rear of the home, Several -ieces of furniture have al ready been installed and most of 1t has been put to use.
 Next Saturday the lodge will have been installed just nine months.
 The house committee comprises c. + Barbour. (. A. Hartman, '. c. iSterTy, I. B. Hazard and George Fl MCleE.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
UNION

Attorney John Buckley of Hartford was calling ca friends in town on Christmas day.
 William Dsrling spent Christmas at WestviIle with his sister, Mrs. J. Eos ter Gage
 W. Richards and family spent Christmas with ais niece and nephew. Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Gage, at Vest vile
 Miss Elsie Scranton of Westford is spending the holidays with her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Scranton.
 Mrs. Emma Heck visited relatives in Stahordville recently.
 Miss Florence Barrows is horne fo,. the holidays.
 Ralph Town is spending a few days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. C.. Town
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.

The tory Pythfan E=isfttf1ood was told in g. facinating way Sunday after noon at the Crown theatre New Lon don by George ". Penf1iman of Mat taEla.a. Mass, ! past grand chancellor and supreme representative of the Knights of Pythias, domain Of Massa- chuSetts.
 MT. Penninan. in opening his lee and women, in the United States and Canada, are marching today under the banner of the largest and most poteRtial army the world has ever known.
 Tt is the army of Fraternity, with more than 500 divisions or branches. It IS not limited by race. creed wealth or social position - it is outside the pale of political affairs; it's mission is unseIfish, and 1t works for others.
 "The largest division las more than two million members and its flag has peen waving in America. for nearly lo0 years. Another with g, million and a half of. men was established on this continent about 1S0 years ago. The third in size, though not in age, is celebrating this year its golden jnbi- lee, completine 50 years of honorable record.''
 Since the institution Of the first lodge in Washington, D. C., on Feb ruary 1S, 1864 by Justus Rathbone the order has grown to great proportions m nendpefShlp. extent and influence. Today there are nearly 5000 lodges and about three quarters of 8 million men, marching under it's banner under the leadership of Brigadier General Young of Ada O., the supreme chan celior, with branches in the United States. Canada. Mexico, Australia, the canal none, China, Hawaii, Alaska and the Philippines.
 The order is annually gaining by initiation 50,000 members and will soon reach the million members mark.
 It's assets amount to s16,00o, GOO. it spends S2,000.000 year for relief of itH mem bers and their families; has paid though it's insurance depart Tnent. more than s37.o00,000 to the nenenc3srfes Of d@ceased members; has S4,G9a.000 inTested in Pythian temples and ia!ls. for the use of lodc- es: has I'ytt4iaa hofres for members who are aged or sndiaent: aa1 for orphan children CT members of the order 1I 2 6ozen states, ant 5a doing Q, splendid work along ghs lines If patriotism. including tEose ce coa7, trz and loyalty to s&itussrz.s e--s1,yv7here.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
Windhar1 County
JACKSONVILLE

Mrs. Agnes Clare Of Boston spent Christmas with her mother
 Fred Mills was in Boston last week for several days
 Mrs William Prince is spending the holidays in Hartford with her son and family. .--a-.
 Pearl and Dozis Perry are enter taiHing theSr father from Coney Is land for the holidays
 Bertha .Schrufer Of IseorninStcr is with her sister Mrs. Elsner for a short time,
 MT. and Mrs. c. ". Webster spent Christmas with the formers sister, Mrs. Smith, iu Webster, Mass.
 Mr. Paine has returned from Nal den after spending q, week with his daughter
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
MASONIC

Colonel Arthur Macarthur, grand
 master of the Grand encampment of the United States Knights Templar, died suddenly at his home in Troy, N Y, Sunday, of apoplexy. He was born in Troy. July 24, 1850. He had been publisher of the Troy
 Northern Budget since 1875 Colonel MacArthur was very prominent in Masonry. He was a past eminent grand commander of the Grand com nlandery of New York, Knights Tenn
 plar. and after filling other stations in the grand encaTapraert was advanced to the position ot most eminent grand master at the trieDnisi conclave of the grand encampment, August, 1913, for
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
DEGREE OF PocAHonrAs.

At their business meeting in For esters' hall Monday evening the mem bers of Sebequonash Council, To, II, elected the following officers: Pocs- hontas, Mrs. Ida Clifford; PropheEess. Mrs. Ada Lathrop; Wenonci1. Mrs. Anna Guile; Powhatan, Stephen c. Culver; Keeper of Records, Mrs. Ji.fh Vergason; Collector of Wanapu1a, lGrs. Mrs. Nettfe Kinne: Runners, Mrs. IT.. Manchester and Mrs. Della Bailey.
 There was prettiIy decorated Christmas tree and each Of the mem bers was remembered with gifts. Re- fires hrnelts were served and a general good time was enjoyed. The instalIa- tfon of the newly elected officers will take place on January 11th.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02

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 The the rigged to page issue
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 Because of several peculiar features wonderfully finished out 1t is attracting The rotary machines the cylindrical tubular the type. On all other semicyliuirical
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
Holland County
ANDOVER
Mail Carrier Has. Exciting Automobile sIide-Creamery Company May Wind Up Business.

SttdS--SFGat1ISEJ S0iIP6Ey IHd y Wind Up Business. Edward Place, employed at the Erie Basin, Brooklyn, N. r., was home for the Christmas holiday. Mrs. Y. Clarence Rogers spent Christmas in Canterbury with Mrs, Rogers parents.
 Misses Vera SteaTns and Anna Bish- op. teachers in East Orange, N. J., and East Granby. Conn, spent the holidays at home.
 Miss Julia Perkins spent Christmas in Hartford with relatives. Rev. J. c, W. Herold of Giiead was visitor at the parsonage Christmas morning.
 Miss Alice R. Morrison, formerly principal of the public school here, was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Lockett
 Edward Thompson is delivering mail on route No. ?. the regular carrier, Ralph W. Bass, having resigned.
 Automobile Slid Down Hill.
 On route No. George Merritt had an exciting trip when his automobile stalled while ascending a steep hill in the eastern part of the town. The brakes failed to act and the auto slid down hill, and only stopped when it reached the top of all embankment Two feet more and poStnan and auto would have dropped F feet into q stream, He teIephoned to his father, who arrived quickly, leaving the auto for attention later in the day. Uncle Sana's mail was once more on the way. One hour later g loose bolt in the shaft, which drorred to the ground. caused another delay, while temporary repairs were made. and then the daily route. Of about 2S miles was done.
 Interest in Trolley Franchise.
 4 lively interest Is shown in the sn- nounced application for franchise for a trolley system through this place and sentiment on the subject is freely ex- pressed.
 Local thermome registered 10 to Is degrees below zero last Saturday.
 Creamery May Go Out Of Business.
 \ meeting of the shareholders of the Aadover Creamery association is called for this (Satu-day) raor-Ir=s to consider the whaling up of the aEzo- citation and the disposition of the property.
 Miss Esther 5awett gnva 2. New year's party Wednesday evening.
 E7he Whist club ,.eza 2 Nesv Years party at the hoteI New Tears eve,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
EAST WELLINGTON

Mrs. Eugene Charter spent Christi mas with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Walton.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith spent B, part of last week with Mrs. Sn1ith's parents, MT. and Mrs. Tinker, in Hunt ington, Mass.
 Charles Arnidon has started his saw mill here.
 Mrs. James Burdicll is suffering with blood poisoning in her hand.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
STAFFCTDVIL.LE
Metaadis2 Pastor to Dreao:. New Years seFsnon-Ce-sF3ga Pas.
 tor Speaks at f!l. :. Watch Maetinu.

Res-. E. r. Tunuicliffa v.i!I preach $. speciaI New Years soTz,or isl the Methcd3z: cl-ss1ul3 ze1t sunday morn : ing. Suo@ect. < Iapry ITeH5 Year and Flow to aNaaiaze It. I'he sacrament of the Lords supper will be administered after the sermon. Sunday evening there will be an o73-tinla Methodist loVefeaSt.
 Match Niaht Supper
 The ladies of the N, E. church served g supper in the yestry New Years eve. There were games, etc, followed by a watch night service. Rev. 4Clar- ence Lyon, pastor of the Congrega- tional church was the speaker.
 Miss Gertrude Clark of Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02

Tine ConEregatj church sacs a supper to tla children and entertatn- l. n1ent programme for all last Monday evening, instead If a Christmas tree.
 The Sunday schools and .. C. so- ciety have about S20 to be given to- ward the Bels:an Relief fund.
 Misses Della. and Alberta Enc, Misses Florence and Helen OIin, Miss Ruth DavcIi, John JcIInscu. Carl Carlson and Ernest Schreink spent their Christmas vacations at ho1ie or with friends here.
 A family gathering was held at the home ofSAIrs. Cady.
 Ir. and Mrs, Nyman have return ed from attending the funeral of the lat@er's mother. at SOuthbridge.
 pr. E q. Summer has filled his house with nice ten-i1ch ice.
 Skating has been enjoyed by 2. num- Der Of young people on Chaplins pond.
 Miss Elsie Marsh left Monday for Indiana where she will spend the Hin- ter Miss Lucy Paine and Alma Jo- sephson will be librarians in her ab- ScRnre-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
BOLTON
Local People Think They Know Now
 Who Gteie Their Ckieksrs.

AIr. ana Mrs. Zzanry Fryer c5 WriTlf- with 3rrs. T'zycr's mother, EErz. Jane E:plsy.
 taCs Amelia Roberts O. aganch hessts ST Green came to Mrs, Jcsaphine M. Summers Monday for 2. time.
 MT. and Mrs. Eleazer Ponegey of Windsor were guests the first of the week of Mir. Pomeroy's sister, Mrs. ". c. White.
 Little Miss Eleanor Hutchinson of South Manchester, who is living with
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
STORRS
Interests Of the Ccilege--Jamss Kerwin Breaks CoIIarbone by Fall on ice.

Breaks CoHarpons by Fall on Ice. Mir. and Mrs. Buckner and son Cromhie of St. Louis, who have been visiting President C. L. Beach, started for home Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. H. D. Edmond return ed Tuesday from q visit in Hampton
 Motored to Buffalo.
 Rev. and 5Lrs. '. c. Rogers and son Hartley started Monday for Buffalo in their automobile.
 Prof ". Af. Baten and Dr. 4. F. BlakesIea have been attending thS meetings of the Association for the Advancement of Science in Philadel- phia.
 Prof. g. T. Lawson has been attend ing the meetings of the Intercollegiate Athletic association held in Chicago
 Broke CoiIaraone.
 James EeEEvir, Who IS employed by r. v. Beere. 4eiI or the ice WednesdayF and EToi.e kis c0ilarbone
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
BULLETINS DUPLEX TUBULAR PRESS.
The Latest and Fastest Type in Printing Presses Makes This Newspaper Plant Thoroughly Up. to-Date-Public invited to See Press Run This Afternoon From to O'clock.

stepping stone of their Duplex printing tho modern of these marvellous pieces ch!neTy tat their the daily f world the Norwich Bulletin advanced to the from the equipment plant in the past
 a stereotypng outfit electric roller planer horsepower motor to the have been installed
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02

Mrs. Etta Dunllam of Stafford EIollov2z and Rev. MT. TunnichfGe were Christ mas guests of Mir. and Mrs. CIe-1en2e Clark
 s MT. and Mrs. Ernest Aueoye of New Jersey were Christmas guests of George Moore
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
Stop the chiEd's Colds, They Often
 Result Seriously.

Colds, Group and Whooping Cough are childreu's ailments which need i'm
 mediate attention. The after effects are often most serious. Don't take 1 the risk-you don't have to. pr. Kings
 1 New Discovery checks the Gold, soothes the Cough, ailays the Infam- mation, kills the Germs and allows Nature to do her healing work. 6oc at your druggist. Buy 6 bottle today.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02

presidents ring in honor Of his serv- ices during the past year. Each re- tirlrg president of tI.e lodge is pre- scented eitaer q ring CT q charm by the members. There will be 9 smoker after the bnsfness session and 8 social hour will be enjoyed.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
MANY DISORDERS COME
 FROM THE LIVER
Are You Just at odds with YourseifT
 Do Tcu Regulate Living?

Are you sometimes at odds with yourself and with the world? Do you wonder what ais you? True you may be eating regularly and sleeping well Yet something is the matter! Con- stipation. Headache, Nervousness and Bilious Spells indicate q Sluggish Liver. The tried remedy Is Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Only 25c at your druggists.
 Bucklen;s Ar1lIca Salve for slEin Eruptions.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02

place, on the next meeting night which will 52 Tuesday. Past President Ash iey '. Bo9n, who ..es installed the ofnceFS 1E former years will probably have the hame honor this wear
 On the same evening, Melton Tohn- son will be presented q handsome past